Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1859, Page 1

) THE: EVENING STAR POBUMGUNDAY EXCEPTED ST” AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street, w.D. WALLACH. — ‘Papers served in packages by oacrieraat @48 year . § ‘Or 7 cents per month. To mail subscribers the sub- oription price is $3.50 & year, in G@dvance; $2 for six months; $! for three months; and for Jess than ‘three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, | cent; in wrappers, 2 cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of “ — ~ 2 Se WVORIVE WONT ANTL3 eve4 RIOT -benitved te neibal qidemast® ods aysh wet 7 @ bor avn’) by TAAL FOUTARON SO? ¥ TIOHOTD | rege » : + =< %, XIII. THE PROFESSOR ON THE GREAT CITLES. The Neng é writer of the “Professor at the Breukfast Table,” in the April number of the Atlantic Monthly, expresses his mind freely on several of our great cities. Boston comes first, of course, and thus: BOSTON. “Boston is the brain of it, (i. ¢., the New World.) and has been any time these hundred years! That’s all I claim forBoston,—that itis the thinking centre of the continent, and there- fore of the planet. And the grand emporium of modesty — said thedivinity-cudent, aittle mickionoay Oh, don’t talk tome of modesty '—answered Little Bosion,—C'm past that!—There isn't a thing that was ever said or done in Boston, from pitehing the tea overboard to the last ecclesi- astical lie it tore into tatters and flung into the dock. that wasn’t thought very indelicate hy some fool or tyrant or bigot, andall the entrails of commercial and spiritual conservatism aro twisted into colics as often as this revolutioaary hrain of ours has a fit of thinking come over it. -—show me any other place that is or nee the m osaurus has died out, where wealth and social influence are 80 fairly divi- ‘led between the stationary and the progressive classes’ Show me any other place where every other drawing-room is not a chamber of the [n- quisitions, with papas and mammas for inguisi- tors.—and the cold shoulder, instead the “dry pan and the gradual fire’ the punishment of ‘heresy !** BALTIMORE. ~—— We think Baltimore isa pretty civilized kind of a village, said the young Marylander. good nataredly. But I suppose you can’t f. give it for always keeping a little ahead of Be ton in point of numbers, tell the truth now Are we not the centre of something ?”’ “Ah. indeed. to be sure you are. You are the gastronomic metropolis of the Union. Why don t you put a canvasss back duck on the top ef the Washington column? Why don’t you get that lady off from Battle Monument and plant a terrapin in her place? Why will you , ask for other glories when you haye soft crabs? No, sir, you live too well to think as hard as we do in Boston. Logie comes to us with the salt fish of Cape Ann: rhetoric is born of the beans of Beverly: but you if you open your mouths to speak. nature stops them with a fat oyster. or o a slice of the breast of your divine bird, and silences all your aspirations.’ PRILADELPRIA «And what of Philadelphia ?* lander. ‘Ob Philadelphia ” Waterworks. killed by the Croton and Cochituate; Ben Franklin, bor- rowed from Boston; David Rittenhouse. made an orrery; Benjamin Kush, made a medical sys- tem. both interesting to antiquarians; great Red river raft of medical students, spontaneous gen- eration of professors to mateh; more widely known through the Moyamensing hose com- pany and the Wistar parties; for geological sec- tion of social strata, go to the elub. A good place to live in. first rate market, tip-top peach- £, es. What do we know about Philadelphia, ex- cept the engine companies are always shooting each other.” & > ‘said the Mary- THE METROPOLIS. “And what do yousay to Ne’ York?”’—asked the Koh-i-noor. ~-A great city. sir,””"—replied Little Boston,— “a very opulent, splendid city. A point of transit of much that is remarkable, and for per- ) manence of much that is respectable. A great money-centre. San Francisco with the mines », above ground and some of ‘em under the side- % walks. I have seen next to nothin; grandtose, » out of New York in all our cities tmakes’em a all look paltry and petty. Has many elements civilization. May stop where Veniee did, sabes for aught we know. The order of its yvelopme just this: wealth; architecture; {Wp rolstery: painting;.sculpture. Printing. as —Pmechanical art—just as Nicholas Jenson and the Aldi. who were scholars too, made Venice renowned for it. Journalism, which is the ac- cident of business and crowded populations, in great perfection. Venice got as hr as Titian and Paul Veronese and Tintoretto—great eolor- ists. mark you, magnificent on the flesh-and- . blood side of Ari, Tat look over to Florence aud see who lie in Santa Croce, and ask out of whose loins Dante sprung! “Oh, yes. to be sure, Venice built her Ducal Palace. and her Church of St. Mark, and her Casa “Oro. and the rest of her golden hoyses and Venice had great pictures and good music and Venice hala G Mi a k. in which all the large tax-payers had their names written; but ali that »t make Venice the brain of Italy 1 tell you what. str, with ail these magnifi- cent appliances of civilization. it is time we be- gan to hear something from the jeunesse doree whose names are on the Golden Rook of our sumptuous splendid marble pala Venice— something in the higher w uk of literature— souiething in the councils of the nation. Plen- ty of art I grant you, sir; now. then. for rast libraries, and for mighty scholars. and thinker anid statesmen—five for ewery Boston one. asthe population is to oursten to one, more properly, in virture of centralizing attraction as the al- leged metropolis. and not call our people p: vinciajs, and have to come begsing us to write the lives of Hendrick Hudson and Governor Morris! “The Little gentleman was on his hobby, ex- alung his own city at the expense of every other piace. I don’t ve 4 eos he had been in either of the cities he had been talking about. I was just going to say something to r him down, I could, when the young ander spoke Py Come now,”’ he said, --what’s the use of these compsrisons’ Didn't I hear this gentleman + saving the other day that every American owns all America? If you have really got more brains in Boston ¢han other folks, 2s you seem to think. who hates you for it, except a pack of bbling fools? If [like Broadway better than ington street, what then? "I own them As much as any body owns either. erican, and wherever I look up and see ‘Stars and stripes overhead, that is home to me ~-He spoke. and looked up as if he heard the emblazoned folds crackling’ over him in the breeze. We all looked up involuntarily, as if we should see the national flag by so doing The sight of the dingy ceiling and the gas fix- tures depending therefrom dispelled the illu- -s soe, Kixpxess Meutieuiee.—Timothy Stapte- ton. Hoosne Falls, near Troy, N. Y., arrived in New York on Wednesday a ternoon, ia advarece of a family party on route tor Sidney. Australia, to ona goa tickets for them, including hiin self. A“ ranner™ proposed to take him to an office where he could be accommodated, and in ssing up Cedar street remarked, ashe noticed Kis feell-Aled traveling bag, ‘+ Just leave your bazgnge here and you can get it as we retura.” So they went into Charles Bon’s - Farmers’ Hotel.” No. 141. and, after requesting permis sion. Stapleton left the traveling bag. Before reaching the ticket office they were im cearch of, he suddenly grew wise and left his runner ani sspite all persursion to do other- . Went off toa ular office and “saved his bacon." Then he called for his bagzagc; bar- tender asked fifty ceuts for trouble, wouldn't pay but finally consented. when $1 50 was asked, “the rule of the house’ being $1 50 per day for board. and any man whe set down a traveling- within its walls was considered docketed for at least a day, it being a * ~—eo hotel.’ Stapleton wouldn't pay; went to ity Hall Police Covrt, and cer Bremstead ht up proprietor, who was rather saucy st, saying that he ted gomothing for A WIDOW IN TROUBLE. The.Memphis Appeal publishes the following very romantic story, and assures ite readers AUCTION SALES, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Ter | DEN: T that the occurrence related is strictly trac: | WGK, VALUABLE, BUILDING: LOT ON ; eat, jong cosebiel ty Br t im . ~* A friend of ours, who does business on Main Nort, 4a Houss A, Lot ox 7 SERERE AT fe two on the sou Hoof ee gate, o will ae — ct wpe 3 ire street, in this city, was traveling afew weeks ian aes & ONDAY A TEM GON, scned tae iNT) with, spat tees rearviota For Meese obliny to be Arkansas, some 90 or G0 miles below Cot Square Norge freneieesainet: io inches on | other betworn and 2ist streets west; two ad— a Tromphis: As night anino on at the conplusion Haale ituatreee aut Ween nore ru | Jolulngs (Soe, 41 sod 456,) with large lots attnched, «long day's travel, he arrived at a solitary , i west’ one on nari side O atrnee narth, house, where it appeared the. residents within | jooquyty fume te bo one of the. most delightful Hetwoon 12th and 1sth, west one (X rth were already p ing to retire to'rest.. He Heat prey yy . py Serb ide L atreet, tween ie ed tl as laos gov this knocked at the door, a head was protruded Also, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, Lot No.8, in | ¢ral in the vieinity of the City Hall,'and othera no petson can wrat others from a window, and in reply to a question from | Pauars 25 feet on 7th at, between the owner of the head, he said he wished to stay for the night. The head was withdrawn, and a consultation apparently took place with some one within, and aftera little delay the head was agnin advanced, and our friend was asked 10. 45 i M stroe jan edaning Lena 99 feet os —. rover ° brug two-story Frame Dwelling House. ‘ities per ‘Terma: One-fourth cash , the residue in 6, 12 ni 18 months, with interest, soured by a deed in trut on the premises, t parts of the city. eee Sale—A large number ef valuable “BING LOTS a FRAME DWELLING ferent parts o! the city, and at met nie to POLLARD WEBB, No. 520 (24 see? ‘ar’ mesgenecis eam yaa ners ; MINE) So a th and ih . Refers to Hon. H. M. Rice, his name. We will not give the name stated— ap 5. “5-c. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. F% eg ee ‘ sheh doo erecta, nies, Ow kee een Lahn that of “Fulkerson’’ will answer the sam: r- By J.C. M oneer in the midst of an agreeable and polished society, se 2i-ly ks hi e PL 'y eGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, end t to the hest schools and oherober ok pore.“ Patkerson,” repeated the man with | (.ORPORA EQCKS a4 PUBLIC SALE. | Sim of mousy will be token heh ae eet the head out of the window, as if surprised and | {On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Ap lath, at5 | purchasar "in rents, 10 per cent. ‘Tera. ne-fourth NDREW TATE, He site ++ | @’elock, at the auction rooms, wo shail sell. in sume | PUrchasars aco : ; Barry Ww. not agreeably so. ~ Yes, Jokw Fulkerson,” | tout” Fat had ree ee ae ae Aye and Semen, with inte ‘ATTORNEY-AT-L AW, PaRy PUBL TC, ‘as t! ina t a ¥ ti Washi a at fig A pp AR GENT, of impeiince obtat We ot Oe teen her war | vr ecat Alock mt % Washington quartorty'6 por | Insuratos Company. ath eirect ill Aeeicee ike A Rehot:, Wash NO: REAL ESTAT. Property more partioularly. hungry as well as tired, and not being a priest. | 249 Corporation of Alexandria 6 per cont. Stock. { EB. ADDISON, Agent ington; Hon, James McC} 3 field, W inoonsin; ‘erms cash, t funds, ’, Sweeny, Rittenh Fant "& Co. W : fasting never smoothed his temper. The head| apsd” ee MCGUIRE: & CO., Aucts. soy ont Alexandris, Ve. | Lambert Tree, Baa., Washington, c, praia was again withdrawn at this announcement, as ry CRE 1 By BARNARD & BUCKE popes " ta loeati wand Warrants Georgetown: a P pad payment of ‘Taxes for non-residents ie mm FOR SALE-A variety of BUILDING LOTS, el ea as an Irishman once withdrew his, or epee peonmosating. Also, ELK io o y Hotty Serine, Miss. Will practies in the High Court of Ei and Ap- sat Jackson, the Federal Court at Pontotoc, ‘he Courts of the Seventh Judicial District of Mis. sippi, and will attend to the Collection of a ‘se 18- hungry friend found his quartersin front of the solitary house not at allte his mind. At length he hammered violently at the door several times, and uttered a series of ejaculations, handsomely improved with trees, &: from this site is very beautiful View of the Potomac river, the’ Virsima shores, Washington city, and the Heights of Georgetown, Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two The scenery bracing a fine “¢ N MONDAY, th Apri ‘clock we | tal NH 1 Si 2 » when he knelt and took a drink out of one of O will sell, in front of the 1 em, all that Lot of Spaiese Tater DAVID MIvERT 5 No the boiling springs of the State in which the Great on the north side o Bate Beka peaks | 2 Lord's Butiding. soar etme” [Asses NGrr CAUTIRY. Gages udventure we are relating took place. Some | Grorgetowo, being Shee Robt, bie “nciosed | [ OTS FOR SALLF—On tho Caual, No.3,1n Sa. . LTO AT. time now elapsed; the night was cold, and our | with s stone wall Inonnted wath ea eine Leen 100; No.5, in sams Sq., forms an Lewi anos Mise AT EAM, ». 3, and fronts 6 fect on 13% street, adjoming the ‘onndry ; No, 3, in S and 15th st., about 75 fronts also on C at., close to the Market; 22), near corner of Ohio av. ei front o Ohio avenue, and he N: ¥ — - : years, with interest—or three per cent. off thede | Canal and about same o na av. (par Seats Sata Bnet more indicative of a flexible tongue than of Jected payinent forcash. Title guara Z 0 rd 3) also, enst half Ni ul XTENSIVE ASSORT: T OF profound piety. He then took a look round| ap2 BARNAR BvcK $4. 29 feet on the Canal and about same on Tonin- | By MAHOGAN WALNUT. the premises, to ascertain, if possible, the rea- . ince ROSE aa | OBE OOP 42 OTH RENE URE, son of the unaccountable delay. Hoe discov- i renee | oe ae ‘The subscriber, having completed his axsortmest ered a man stealing silently away in the rear, REAL ESTATE oe ful WN at Pratic Acction.—By vir- | PR GQMS EO LET —Soveral newly and elegantly | of Furniture, wodld ren . x Ch to = ‘ 7 whe jumped over the fence and set off in arun, | tus of a decroo of the Circuit Court of the Detect Se Pa. weal: 1a | Invite the citizens of Wash L ing. th it No. 216 he » Oo that spoke well for his agility in the direction | 7{ Columbia. the subscriber, a-trunton wader caid | GoaiteWillafde Hemiee Ne ee ee eee OP soe npn ee ponee; Se wall end vf the timber. The front door was opened at | NETERNOONS Abit Sethe eee TUESDAY | on RENT—The DWELLING PART of the | selves. consisting o this moment, and a negro girl called to him to | Oeinek: on the Dpremisns, ths foligwine deseri Sptory Hauae ‘south silo of Pennartvaniy av, Fine Mahogany, Wainut, Cherry, and other Ward ay i improved property in Georgetown, belonging to the | east of 7th s' > ve: are) * Hard- bs ‘q "Op entecing Ke ckeld ii Ga cntate of the tate Commodore Cassin reine ware Stare Appts CANE BELLA COTS, | Fins Matiogany, Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind Be i seer tre thing Sus} East part of Lot No. 2%, in Bealls addition to | FCOYGE & WRG mar 18 -tf , bud other Bedsteads, picious; a good supper was set before him and | Georgetown, and soutl 6 1st part of Lot No. 3,inthe | 3 re 1 BRICK | rite Walnutand Rosewood Etegeres, Ladies’ Cab- ke was attentively waited upon. He noticed, | Slip, Raving a front of 2 feet, and a depth’ of 12 FSR 3444, OR R \T-A —— 3 mic inets and W hatnots, however, that the negro was very curt in her | 2¢th,tosether with the improvements: comeisting of JSF, situa the corner of north N an te a Biick Dwelling house. Lot No. 162, and north part of Lot No. 161, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, hy Ving a front of Fine Mahi 1 Walnut Sofas and Fiipsolidoak Marble-topand ther ‘Cottane Cham Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other 2H streets, First Ward, opposite the Circle, con- taining four rooms and basement. Apply on the Promises. mar l4-Im* replies to hisquestions, and that when he asked anything about the inmates of the place she Moat sais , 49% foet. by a depth of 120 foet, with the improve. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated | p,,Dureous and “re : Te noes "to Ded tae ‘Daly theese rents, consisting of a two-story Brick Dwellins- | A \AMessotts county, about. 23% miles from | Fine Matogaty and ‘vther Chairs, of eve vaonte- fect much upon the singularity of this con-| | Lot No, 38. in Beall's aldition to Goorgatown, | GaP ietiim pat Cn interanction of the Georgetown | Pinn Marble top Contre, Sofa, and other Tables, * eae ae having a front of 6 feet on Beall street. between agi Be ee Ching, Giass and Crockery Ware, Looking duct ; he slept well, and ‘was at an carly hour | Wantactorind Consett nee strects between Tahand M streote: Washinton ty Go ae ae &e eating breakfast. when he observed a pair | feet. toxether with the improvements, con: = = = one sting of ancarly new large four-story Brick Dwelling howe, with large brick back building and brick stable at- tached The improvements are of the most sub- of eyes intently gazing at him from a chink in the wall thnt divided the room in which he sat, from an adjoining passage. Determined to lasses, &e. Ny se 1s to sell as chi in Washington, and on ss froth bot person a flatter myself that i rehase will be disappointed ifthey give am seat) Pt EMPLOYMENT “ROOMS.— Persons seeking Employment will please call at our Insurance Office and register Per mes. They will ther ey give me a cali. tantial character, with water and 8 pipes, | have the privilege of the ni from 9 a. A. GREEN, know the meaning of the singular behavior he thrnnghout, and © good pump of water ih the m aH pi till enga, st. Eplovers, wien rogie _an18-tf ___No. 525 Seventh strect._ had goncrved in that placo—for every individ- | 782. vn ap and 97, adjoining the above, having | SitsermareP ane tee, amples ment orister, d DOPONT'S wal about it, whom he aceusted. anewercd him | ach vtont of ore bye dont iar Ret Rng | Wil erent, eeyannamece mia emer We BD og uN POMS ee. BD with trepidation in the fewest possible words, | lots will be divided ‘into four lots of 30 feet front public, an biases es soit 1 SUPPOTE iz W. ALBERT KING, Grorextows, D. C., for Sok rae bersied nine (rep Simeias tf tn fone — | OE: te conaasane ta front ot ibe Ria vais |e Prt se Nevaeh aiest eoce i Bee T ENA the Solg Aent in the District of Colum- he rushed into the passage and catching hold of | praperty, ——— > in for Mesars. Dupont & Co., Wilmington, Del- the man whose eyes had been so busily en- ‘erms: One-fourth cash; the residne in throe ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE taining | Rwarekeens constantly on hand a large stock of a!) j : we be 7 the di ; gaged, he demanded the reason of his singular | ©4u8! instalments at 9. 1, and 24 months; the deter. about 25) acres. in Fairfax county, V re diferent erates of BSW DER manufactured by +9 miles 0 from this city, and the same distanee from Alexan- ,oinbracing. in part— scrutiny. The man appeared overcome with ead Ceartevesitaiee an ioe me ees of sales dria. The farm is in excellent order; has good Blasting te pile Powter, in 25 and50 lb. kege agitation, and usked—in a voice the interrog- | with surety. and n lien om the premises Soke ape ene ad eu aratgred and timbered; itis all | Cannon and Musket do.,(U. » Ca nad @ 1b, Kors a'or et one recognized asthe same he had heard | All conveyances af tho expenes of the purchaser, | under fonde, and Inrge orchards oft “xo. ke. ‘The | Sporting F, PF, & FFF, 1n 6x. 12% and os ib. keee on the previous night—if Mr. Fulkerson in- ap I-eod JAS. C. MeGUIRE. Anct, | terms of enie will be made very Sony to suit par- Pe » in 63q, 1234 and 25 lb. kegs tended to stay? No, Mr. Fulkerson would go | — “ ee ~— } ghasers, and, if doaiced, the farm will be divitied. eS - 7 |B canisters he had finished his breakf: 4 By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. ‘or particulars apply to CHARLES HASKI go. meu ih lh emnintere ee ae ee wenrmnet a ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | Architect, Penn. avenue, : a in 6% and 1236 Ib. kege paid his bill, but he insisted on knowing why Nortu K Street Between Bru axv 71H | WA LCARLE IMPROVED PRO: fe gb Land % Ib. canisters saquuch spying and whispering were going on? | Sraxmze Weer at Auction —By virtur of adecree | VW At UABLE IMPRON Nero’ é do. in ici aand canisters “Why, are you not Mr. Fulkerson that owns | of ee eee verict of Columbiny | TERM OF YEARS.—The undersign Virginia Rifle i in Ib, canisters this house?” asked the'man. “No, I never | Sy "™prprig Aerie undar anid deere will | tom aatiafactory tenant for Ave TEN from the T3th IF Satety Fuse of superior quality, in barrie saw the house before,” was the reply. In a moment a look of intense satisfaction beamed from the man’s face which had before worn a of September next, the PREMISES on the south- West corner of Penn. avenue and Lith street, which nearly five years past tins been well known as the " 1 2 owe os April 25th; at S o'clock, on the premises, “All of the above will be sold at manufacturers rices, and delivered free of charge to any part o: ple real tate of the late Co part of No. we deem i Jargest and most successful boarding-house ta strict. : troubled expression, and without another word | © street, between ath and Z7th streets w: _ Stet ipegat S Capel ant Pate: oar sail Invoratiy: bese fer a Leif oa” that @r with the improvements, consisting of y i t he rushed up stairs, three or four steps at » Story briek Met tasty oman K h tate proximity to the t unnecessary to. time, and quickly returned, bringing with him. a portly looking dame, whose eyes were red. as if with weeping, and exclaimed in a tone of joyous surprise as soon as she caught sight of our bewildered friend, who could not for the life of him guess what had bewildered the folks—‘Is it not John ?’’ An explanation then ensued, from which it appeared that the house in which our friend had spent the night, had formerly been the roperty of a man of the same naméas himself. This inan had been absent some years. As nothing had been heard from him during all that time. his better half, the lady who ap- eared #0 much plossed that he was not “John,” Bad resolved to tuke another husband, and the knot was to be tied that very evening. On the previons evening, b: 7 intended second husband was paying his attewtions to a lover, when the announcement of the name of * John Fulker- son” from our friend in a moment spread dis- consternation where all had heen joy ticipation. The lover stole off the back way. to be beyond the reach of danger; the lady had spent the night in weeping. Once she had mourned her husband’s absence, now aey anything in ite praise. : ; iF We take pleasure at all times in showin samples and stylbe of packages to sportsmen ‘and others, : dfice No. 35 High street, immediately ad- ofning the Canal. _ se Stf T ICE! HE undersigned res District and Alexandria, that linving just closed a ontract with the Rock Lake Company fora fail and constant supply of their beantiin) Iake lea, he is prepared to deliver the same to all who may faver ti with their orders. Persons wishing to make contracts for the season or year, should give him a call before closing elsewhere, as he is deter- mined to give satisfaction to all consumers, He Wishes to cail the attention of dealers to the fact that he is now prepared to furnish them by the cargo on, weiched to them on delivery. ders left at Mr. Fenwick’s office near the 7th ¢ge and Centre Market, Mr. D. B. Clark's corner 434 and Penn. avenue, or at the lith and F streets south. near the mboat Wharf, will be promptly attended to. Wacons always'on hand to deliver in anv part of thecity. [| marl9-1n CHAS. B. CHURCH. OOD EATING AND. + ite tumedis Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one hich is open neaci every mightin the year, renders this property hy long olds the sneer elizthle in Washington. city for hotel kept on the Buropean plan. Its sleeping apartments can ragily he arranged to accommodate one hundred persone comfortably with lodgings; while ite cooking, dining, and restaurant apartmente can be ar. ranged to accommodate even afar greater number on the European pin The entrances. public and private,wil!l be on [th street, within 5% feet of Penn. avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic Hall than others that can be established, For in- formation concerning terms, &e., apply to W. D. WA ae AGH, Star Office, Washingtou city. mar 25 ¢ Terms: One fourth cas equal instalments at nine, months; the deforred r nents to bear interest from the day of sale. and the payment thereof to be | secured by bonds with surety and a liew onthe prem- ines sold. All conveyances at the cort of the purchaser. JOSEPH R. CASSIN, Trostee, ap l-cokds J.C. McGUIRE & © nd the restdne in three hteen, and twenty-four Ch? P fully informs allin the Aue'rs, I NOTICE. WOULD Respectfully inform the citizens of Washington and vicinity that Iam now engaged at the WHITEHURST GALLERY, repared ty exeeuto all orders that my frienls and patrons may desire in my line of business, Ap 2 eolm SPRING STYLES FOR GENTLEME P. J. STEER, MEKCHANT TAILOR, No. 488 Sevunru Streer. NEW SPRING GOODS AND STYLES ap l-eotw JUST OPENED. <COURING AND REPAIRING scour seh BY B. MAGRUDER Gentlemen desirons of having their CLOTHES (either Coats, Pants, or Vests) improved no as to a T nearly as good as new, will pleaseeali at 477 SES ctremt. Veet hie. beteeen D eed tee eae G4utTs: CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS. B Wood prepared any length and size; deli rd to all parts of the city, Navy Yard, and George- town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. ‘The money to accompany the order, or to be ready when the fuel is « T.J.& W. FALT. N. W. corner 12th and © sts., No. 547 mar25-ly,r Foot of 17th st., below War Depar’t. GFT THE BEST. COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF W. S. & C. H. THOMSON'S APITAL DRINKING W. F. BENTER’S RESTAURANT, on € the rear of Browns’ Hotel block, con- tinues to be famous as the very bes Restaurant in Washington city. Also. Centre and ’ I] 7~ Foed delivered to all parts of the city free of charge < ane it mar 2-eo2w n - Lovers of exquisite eating will always she grieved over his return. The quietness of | every improvement will be made, and with very lit- find there the very choicest O ¥ the unexpected and unwtlcome guest hnd,| !eexpensetotheowner, ap 6-eolm ish, Game, Steaks, Chops, Wines, Iaqnors, So. however, somewhat Teassured the «distressed J TRE IVED. A large lot of EAR CORN [role eed to be obtained in any c house, and was making his observations. when DEALERS IN fur the end: iange of a:| employed our friend unceremoniously seized him. The] ALL KINDS, OF FE SHIPSTUFFS, &c., Indestructible Skirts. ehont eniaeactad atten tidings were anickly spread, and laughter and No. 255 7th « I and N xts.; " His charces are moderate. E™tices LAGER tairth soon filled the dwelling that had been doleful with disappointment and sorrow. The traveler was heartily invited. to stop and par- take of the wedding supper: his business called With Patent Eyecxr Fastesixe, Wepes Sipe fe 8-tf ann Watcu Spr: Bust ve. BEER DEPOT, ©. 510 EVENTH Sreerr, Two doors North of the Gas Company’ s Office. fournal, CES. as tna Foiet Fastening, tasteful and ele-| pig undersizned respectiully announces that be r m o Ta ntin + ¥. a p ¥ te a . . him away, however, but he hag since learned NP EUCE coon, | | Storie ekirt ie pronteceed fasltiens” EN, ¥. Baltes PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER whet that the marriage took place without any out- ‘TION IN PRICES, 4 tion.” Ibid. he is now prepared to furnish to the trade or private ward interruption. If the real John Falker- | On HOUSE WOODS. cfdeaxcglling the best importation.” Thid. | families. ‘Balt's Lacer Boer has long been kept at son. of Arkansas, should be alive and see this. On HOUS! G leserv Praise a the undersr "s establishment, and ranks in this citys ney Dorel sm aities, as the best manufac- ‘ITP All eeders promptly filled, and delivered free PETER EMRICH. R ES. siueerier aoa additions to his A CAR D.—The Manufacturers of the let him take warning and never approach the SKIRTS” be, house he has deserted; for he is most emphat- ically not wanting. ‘CROWN ' e, that the very great favor with which ** PRUCTIBLE SKIRT” has been received, has mae it necenaaty yr them to te unusual exertions to thal Arann jemand, and rr On HOU At IRON HALL, AtlRON HALL, AtlIRON HALL, AtIHON HALL. Asecription of HOUSE. GOODS will find, of charge, fe 25-Sm Tue ‘Sul +20e ADULTERATIONS oF Daixx.—The Parliament of Great Britian takes considerable pains to at thoy are now running their Manufactory night and da: requiring an Immense increase in their production, in addition to Purchaser in want of an’ KEEPING FURNISHID y for this purpose, their o7 by i th rotect the public against the adulterations of | Rauvé ®t [rom Hall, unusual tnlucements off ea THE PIceBLOMR EPRUSCAN LACE, tnsthenbintriety hare he fr i a fn food and driak, so injurious often to the health | ap 4-cost aT pee GOSSAMER HXPANSI IN» heir con. | WAGONS a alt Bre eee, be surpassed, and of the people. An investigation was had re- =TRAWBERRIES, tracts are now out for upwards of . from his long expertenop in the business, he hopes cently by a select committee of that body, and Ss STRAWBERRIES, Yarvs Braipen Steer Per Day, ee eachon. 0 to Kive g 2 tho report has just been made and published. | Are served daily at C. Gauticr's Saloon for 50 | all of which is propered expreccie fer thios by their | Ail kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on = - 3 . GAUTIER, b bestin America. | hand. Da Reremedy, Th) mer senetind $9 0 the pag ie ll BS Fonuny caste seeaao ine ae prot of the suoigeteal popularly a | AILREPATRSneatly done, andall orders prompt- adulterations o! er, SAi¢ aa je padlican “ RIGERATOR: “wie ¢ es Sas u "« urre” of Ski ni ve , 7 nd-! ingos on in exchan, new who sells it adulterates it with common salt to | REF RCE rircuers, RUCTIBLE SKIRT, they intend placing | | Second-hand Carr ANDREW 2 TOU aR, increase thirst, and with sulphate ofiron, cocu- & sale at low prices, WATER COOLERS, ae each of fey irae inet oa th norner of idthand Esta. lus indicus, sulphate of ammonia, and extract ‘or sale at low prices, i : ever produced, . i pale XORBETT & SMITH, of gentian. Cocutus indicus is used to produce ap 4-cont CW BOTELER 1. pete Ne repared Ree thn tees oP eee Te Cc ie 499 Tth st whet. Dand B ste. erica intoxication, but it is more injurious than the | - = coma rt Empress of France.” eal Estate |, City Lots, Dwel intoxicating effects of aleohol in the beer. There no Chane oat ieee ST For sale by the principlal Jobers and Retalers jin ee vires arin chor portend oUt isn diflrenceof fifty per cent. of alcoholinthe |" | TR BIRST OF THE SEASON. lock for our mame and trade mark, the | Si. for City Proyerty i i iean’ . 252 Ponn. avenne, ix now reesiv- 0 Exdhan; " beer afer Latte tak are the A ar pre ing and will serve daily to his patrons aud the eatile Crown, stamped on every Skirt. No others are ‘Western Lands Bought, Seid and Exchanged, Out of fifty samples of d hed porter and stout | tne above delicious Fruit ap2-eozm | genuine, ; Money Loaned on Real Estate ete examined, only one third of them were the pro- : - marll-6w NEW YORK. J All Business promptly attended to. duce of malt and hopsalone. The ‘“mildness,” OF 8A) tA pals of Carriage HORSES, over WwW BACON & RAV Furchasers Wi HI de, y ay ive us a, ¥ : nate sed.“ Seopaiand acidity,” even Ff | 25 ca setien Sreteoen atte alee Kent OF PERNO FORRES ea thee ee | At Cachieie. Jou HE, Beasley: Wie Beta ood: the better samples, might be traced to the adul- | the owner infront of Oak Hill Cemerers nesorementol PIANO FORTE Fea & T. Parker & Co., Washington, D.C, mat 2-3m teration with foote sugar, or like saccharine mat- | Georgetown Heights, from 2 o'clock until 12 o'clock pocwromn erg oS cea pebliner ont ta vesaen a Section cai Seserain Hta pat a he grallsctsnd ter. liquorice, ronsted quassia and stinking fin- | ® ™., daily. mar2w"_| tolone, touch, and durability, Te admitted by the | [’REMONT HOUSE, ings. ‘Nicotine, alums eopperass, ‘acetate of | 1G HE SOLD FOR WANT OF USE—A) Profession in gongraly Tho Proprietors, havi eG AG] ELINONE. ings. Nico! y b h 7SE—An exe ' P f i rie i a and vinegar, are all used to flavor and cellent young HORSE, 16 hands hich, a pe Persons in search ofan is Pianoara requested ear, many now leprovemene, ot net a ny of th puperior fiding and driving aniinnl, Gt for Geom | tystv usa call before purokasing elacwhere. peting and Refurnishing, introdocing color the beer. Many of those su are | family use, tho road, or any service that ® usic Depot, cor ner o pity: new Water Closets, Hooms, and ev- ofa poisonous nature. They are sold usually | horse can be used for ; will be sold with a warranty, | 823 W. G. MET ery possible luxury a poner throughout. by the druggists to publicans. In gin sub-| Also, @ top BUGGY and HARNESS, but Tittle J W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 7th eer? tfully invite Public attention to its increased arbouste of potass and alum are used, andalso | Worn. Price Pacehole °25. ‘The Horse will be | Ps atrest, between G ore keops lities for their accommodation. c Salphatie cclt gat al slmands to" pootee Wanminaton Agardset Geo peenice.S Office of the yon hand every article re- ulema | The House, being the lnresst frst-class Hotel im the . Sy i 1 if is hi what is termed the ‘-beading’’ or bubbling = —— a nines one HEARSE, Northwest, hor and its locality, corner ty of the ee Tanna » in ROVER & BAKER’S oonatannt = ~ PATENT CORPSE PRESE SEWING MACHINES D FAMILY VE os be. is charges are moderate, and in afientlon fe ni ae the day or night. Hacks for rals at the lowest possible rates. when poured into the glass. The ‘finings are mate up of fish fins and fish skins, and fre- quently the rats get into the tubs, and are se shee mediate vicinity of the places o ferent Ht, ou an &-1 fur- *t., below War bis trouble; but when the justice talked of im- prisonment, proprietor i asked again if he heaped pe up the baggage, he replied. “I will,’’ he did, but without receiving « cent.— artis of opaiation, in the ir \, Was Fine in 50 beng about the ‘aver: of deaths in the rural districts. deaths to the onty one In 46 Pg¢ proportion 9 4 It is no longer ques’ that there Machines are | _ -t.. e us is i oured out with the finings, in a decomposed i - 1 sw apeiron In the Centre of the it desirable Business Portions soulition: inte the bau farrels. - This fo the | chicas Peake faraly ning postage pee NEw oe SRict iitrss Goops. ropente superior dial to the traveler, fo stuff that Englishmen drink, and itis very much | Out rewiuding, atin 2 dean of unequalled Jnat opened this morning, another supply of those | business or pleasure. : like the drivks which are furnished in this | frength s managed, not fiable te wow roo a as Hees, at Sia ‘21-Sm GAGF. BROTHER & DRAKE. country; the latter, however, being more adul- hoiselosn in their perati i ak bree EREST. AL. E. EPO! terated than even the English pale, ees! OFics in Wenittetou iron Hall, 335 Peon, ne ey real eee mr cge Reals NTEWONE? 761 ban OM DRLOSTES, there is not the same care taken to expose the | 2¥°"Me: __ WE WOOD nes FA Mr Bitere more of Rich Bleck reread 10 UBB BRO oo practice of adulteration. “The physicians of | JK INDLING AND STOVE, WOOD.—Our mii hy ected ch, Libtre Etain for | tana BS RANE this country attribute the difficulty they now brine nee wh all ye TEL siteers tow the pr cant eansone | wg WoO WAYS Ww have with mania-potu cases to the villainously | Puce! ‘One machine Be yLet t roaihorence We layite the of | Tike, veprtuted from HE KOCK. 8 20 Novel- aialtérated compounds which are now sold un- | «ice the all 8 Wer | Purchasers, iat av. | me 81 a = der one name or another as spirituous drinks. | M@P°% yw, 3 DAD t. av. * Culprit Fay, by Jos, Rodman Drake, 1 yol —- “Poonat ath Bepade. ume, 3 cents. aaa Blessington's Conversations with Lord By- wee ‘wriosities of Natural History, 1 ve!- aga ere Sete ees: | SUPERIOR Lanka COTTON SHIRT- Lh Gr he , superior Irish 1. , from ‘meitium)to 7” The citizens of Mobile are agitating the pipe establishing a Medical Colleye at that og IDF Both brancaes of the Obio Legislature have Jassed a bill to prevent whole or, in part of negro descent, Ing at S » county, or city elections. . . Hon. Wiitiam McKenna, died recently at Lancaster, 8. C_,ent off his kindred with the merest pittance, and left the bulk of bi ies: “COAL Y-€Oat! coat » Which we are emp y ; posable rates. Tey. Ww. melee sot af t7th ates ewho are cular a dwie 4 oats &. | oe rk FETUS Fea cas I _ BOOTS AND SHOES. _ aot eer manufacturing and keep a fol! fee eet : Ly No. jatseo BPS SS door above ath. > = ~ Tae LADIES OF, WASHINGTON cir: tases’, and Children's for, at TET we ought tol know by thie time what will suit them in th 5 and can safely say that we 5 weigh ges. ve byeiving ‘ourwork atrial, You can hndsat Terme the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in - ington city—the Shoes so well-known as J. W. eCurdy & Son’s Philadelphia make. Tue Si TRUNKS !—TRUNKS® ui igned has now and constantly keeps on hand a large and very superic sort le-Leather PRU “VELVET TAPESTRY GBAGSant SATCH. mt of NVAS 4 A ; fine SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS. &e. = ~ 6—Tranks Covered and deseri ‘ot Opa. wn neatness in mé-ly_No. «97th se oppor God F ows Hat, Volume FIVE OF APP! ETON’S NEW MERICAN be Ro = Those who delay aubseriline to this work til] it = complete post pone much interesting reading. lad and reliable for reference, it is eparkiing aad piquant for entertainment. z It presents a living, breathing panorama of the times, past and present. In accordance with the genius of the American people, it deals with reswits rather than with pro- cesses. The resnits of the researohes of four thou- into the arcaus of knowledge are sifted, nd oordensed. Nothing in ratare, in wand year @rt, or in commerce but is in ‘The reader is thorougly posted in geo. 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SHILLINGTON, Bookeclier, Ap 5st Odeon Building, cor. 4% st. and P. ar. « NOTHER SUPPLY. 339 By he Schooner Rescue, jus «339 rived, we have recer rindstones on frames, eelf- heating _—_ Irons, Be : eer Ley ® arg Glnrisea’ Bolts f jorse Combe, An” imal Traps, ¢ Thissels, Corn Pop- pers, 32 waanat cies artiales s all of which we reine GRIFFITH & SAI eLDS, mar 30-tr__339 Pa. avenue, opposite Brown's. UMBING, GAS, AND STEAM FITTING, athe branches, executed in the Most substantial manner, uponthe - Sbie terms. Water und’ Gas Pipe. introduced foto public buildings, hotels, aes, Senderion, churches, rervans _ e com ant ex: ‘workmen, hortest . terand Gas Fixtures, of every style, furnished to NEW FURNITURE STOR: FU Niue miacienmanegeae and selling lower than any other se ‘ton. We would inviteal) to fore pare! ing. ur motto is, and amall Profits. an iy KEEP IT 5, EFORE THB That A. AYNTER Arcane bas WOOD MILLS is the only w Gem Ta RORY, tt NEN GOD, pore where in the city. be Yard, or Alex ie eats * Otter nomi mie of ath Sabet Selige. Bcoompany eases, R | ON Aa peicr New mei ‘AL SALT, INFLAM! _DISEASES. ONLY O OLLAR! ee AROS, S exacse @250.. +. 1 omy ae Tr nid PUBIicC~1 Ens eighd, Someertias Ror wou cheaper Ni. WHERE and