Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1859, Page 1

+ °° pyre: a” ? (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsy!vaais Avenue aad Eleventh Street, Ww. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers at @4a year, er H cents per month. To mail subsoribers the sub- scription price is $3.) = year, in advance; $2 for six months; @1 for three months; aad for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single o 1 cont; im wrappers,2 cents, RRTisEMENTs (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi- weekly, 25 per cent, advance; once a week, 50 per cent. advance. ltalneeemeniaemaneiiemenatemeemmmmemamnemmn ves, Xl. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1859. Tas Wueteniows Waawine; | witch ter maid one morning placed upon ber - AUCTION SALES, FOR RENT AND SALE. Or, the Lady in the Sacque. ing-table. MYT TTY ay ramp one maeeemmamaell LF". Wi oF apa reece ca ee EE a 3 lino sci ater ius Dap | uid res ter vod | V Aba rary act epee | RAR Re BRN ar ig) Damme onl ore o e e an visea ecodia. ph prin na aad the situation of which they had made choice | tue of a dectoe of the Ciremth Gait ti tke Peaivioe | and H north’ two on the south tide Tnorth, yrenney Between sth and 10th sts.) whe Ss seated around a blazi fire, striving to warm almost too dull. Paap not far from the | o ed tached ween BS ON, as Ba fel 1 ete a abhity Tom kindly eur benumbed feet and frost-bitten noses. village of Boldre, few calls were made by the ere. a other between 20th Bat streets eye permi OR oa ister. jaé The question was put to a portly and rather | Tesidents, and the one or two families with | o'clock, on ° ori Joining, (Nos, 451 ) Wats lanes lots TEETH. argumentative old gentleman, who was fond of | Whom they formed an sarees eared bes poe a sa oeesenen nel Pith streets west’ one an north side @ step M. OOMIS. M.D. inventor and of boasting about many wondrous exploits in ar usta eaen te aa iepuse pe Lc al : { Lot eu iim ta tide at ee th an Sth, rent one (Ro. tt febab eee pegrone personal Pieper ats ct) oS which be had taken part. ry . u —— jeorgetown, ai east part.o! t No. 3, int! atrect, 7 2 3 nev | PED Teeth arveying the roguish-locking maiden with | Eugenie once induce a single individual, save | Sli rfering smote et a dpi of koentsans tare City Hall, and others von gh seen oe yo 3 porea enn wenenihaal hou: i an sir of sternness, as though he detected some their own domestics, to tarry beyond a certain | 167 r A Dwelli z ‘or Sale—A |; ets juable hidden pleasantry, and was resolved not to be- = Lmeryr | ~ bisa ae ee none Lot No. 182, and north part of Lot No, Wl, fa} aa BING Lots aed RAN Bw ELEINes, — adu , the _ girl’s apie F the etaeta a be nage iS Sere by so | : ay alae PRP Hoke ARYRE Lion! 0 prices. ,OKE: a me Major, r > '» Bol tone, “T hay ry 4 ts, isti ing- ly to ARD WEBB, No. 520 (2d ous for thinking ghosts sometimes walk the | 20iNg she might incur the reproach of nourish- | ents Sonslating of a two-story Brick Dwelling: | ,APpIY te banat cannot wear these, ee aa ah earth.” uperstition she was far from euter-| Jot No_ 95, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, OR RENT—The DWELLING PART of the | "Rooms in thie city No. 398 Penn. aven “Perhaps, Major,” pursued Litias, “during Rr caktaetromt 2 fect on Beall atrect, between story inane sonth Bley enteztvanin av ot and Toth atrecte; aleo, 907 Aton stemes Rieieer ‘our eventful life you have seen one; if so, may h ussell was a constant guest at the Hall, feet, together with the improvements, consisting of ‘7th CAMP DET: & Co’s Hard- | phia. ee 2i-ly beg, as a personal favor, the recital of your joe ra ples fe 2 alleging ill- with vee Brieke bec ret oot welling “ho F. SOYLR& BRO. emcee Soar ef” BOOTS, SHOES, ‘ a as a plea for declining the repeated in- b we ba = wet ‘s &e. ba arate was about to reply, when Mr. | ¥itations given her by their new neighbors. inated Phe Yipee wits water and vane 5 A tAuast oscar, Soece OE caller Toes B. TAKE NOTICE. Montagae’a gentlemanly person, advancing to- Everard Russell was a gentleman of great re-| throughout, aud @ good Pump of water in the | Georgetown, at the intersection of the Georgetown OOTS AND SHS ROMSE: you find your wards the sofs on whick Lilies and myself | fmement, and this, coupled with a profound | yard end dite) sores. In- were seated, said, “If Miss Davonport wishes to hear a genuino ghost story. I shall be happy with the Kapri mg § permission, to relate an ‘ow're true tale.’ *” to walk with E: 1 loned hi “Oh! we shall be so delighted. Pray oblige | {0 *4/K with Eugenie, she always resigned her yard. 2 ‘ ‘ consisting of 1 SHOR PEIN Ss do. oof 9 knowledge of men and manners, served to ren- | ,,\/#0y.0ts 96 and 97, adjoining the above, having | quire on the preaiane,of OF RICHARDS sorter | £6 te GRIETIN S BROS No eee ee Fenumed her dor his presence almost oaoetial fo Mee. ie, | tach ftene of a fest dept fun fete These | Tath and K’ntPente. Washinetins 0.2 im ie Svenue. You will find them ai Be eae Te Ei for CURR ving, so that by degrees he assamed a com- eneh. sila’ Win Gdeiaglide'in tesisk cofthetede wiiaa ranted to wear well, and at the lowest possible cash and oe plete influence over her, and when disinclined property Price, a J a 9 VALUABLE FARM_FOR SALE—Containing abont 25) acres, in Fairfax county, Va., 9 miles from this city, and the same distance from Alexan- rth the residue in three | dria, The farm is in excellent oi to his ca: Nor did the young lad. ject to ‘talments at 9. 18, and 24 months; the defer- | buildings, and is as NOTICK. OR THE BALIN The . sed i at the us,” exclaimed a dozen voices in a breath; and ts ti fi he day of sale, | under and hard: ih ye ani Feall For rues Gentlemen’ French op = Narmite Bouse ena Ae Ss ji 6) ti the ‘fence, an: e orchards of the best varie’ - aS lu i. Mr. Montague, having resumed his chair, oom- this occasional transfer of companions, for andthe payment thereof to" be secured hy bonds, fruit, raspherri me strawberries, &c., rted Speens Leather and foil Rame-soe ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. easel aa tulionea: Everard was decidedly a noble looking man, | With surety. and alien on the premises sold. terms of saix will be made very easy to pur. ts, Molrore and Villa Patent Ceath B WASHINGTON BR. — zane toa peat there stood on the borders | #4 one as well skilled in the art of tur ing a} All conveyano:s = the expense of the purchaser, ghasora, and. if doniced, tha farm wil Be divides. wad pomp he angi | Kid ~ 4 G A of the new Forest a splendid mansion, which — ———— aa hie vets jae yee = Mi SAR GOI BX ace, Architect. Penn. avenue, mar 28-if ” Fons Glicerous Sipps, Call and cent my C — hoon — during the porte the res Abe felt at his atten thon iaslinia ter Rome , Ratpencns. L&Bs,nOR SS LE—On a No. 3,10 sag ep ron Hall, het. Sek ood both che ro z and after SU NDAY, April 10th, 1858, trains will a * , : s same Sq., la ae = ie Sn Sy ag : tageoete. wot 7, ee Ssages branch. | templated the probability of his becoming Pelide ie puor. @.and Conte foct on 139g stroct, adjorning “the T° MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, STRAN- | Leave Washington at 4.9) and 7.9) a.m. fae kicks 1 thith Eo videces b other than a friond, and she experienced a Ait Ali well, in front | Foundry ; No. 3, in Sq. 223, near corner of Ohio av. GERS, AND CITIZENS do. Sand 5 p.m. ing hither and thither. and bewildering the un- inf . = < Ter = ar and 15th st., about 75 feet front on Ohio avenue, and TRUNKS! TRUNKS!! TRUNKS!!! Leave Baltimore at 4.30 a. in. initiated stranger with their labrynth mazes. | P% ‘ul eurprise when her aunt communicated remises, at 6 o'clock ¥ virtue of &| fronts alsoon ., on Lousiana av., and tho Canal ‘Do. cm - , - | the intelligence that Everard had made pro- ero Joseph D. Latontaine to the aub- | Close to the Markets No-, in ea, Soe, OF fork oe hs Ce ER UNS ene DRESS | ror PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK—take For several years the house had-been shut up, Mi bor, bearing date the twentieth (20th) day o} Sonal anitabant {cous AME TRUNKS this side leaving at 43°and 7.59 a. m., and Sp. m. the owner havieg, it ie seid, sustained so0xs Srenplathe: Weta eee ‘in Liber du ac Sa Nos 9h falion treed ana | Eaxeitt's Lumbor Yard’) alsovenst ait Nosbranme | Newark Ned For aN NAPOLIS~take traicsicnyinget7208.m. aut . Ce . ao ve 1 -8.. No. folios i ® ‘3 Z 80, toc! Tries Pecuniary losses which compelled his ro- | is" Hering insisted om leer sooeptig it,” and | Srons ok tha teed resale Woe Waa ee nee | Bae foot on the Canal snd about same on. fx TRUNKS CARPET and LESTHER BAGS and tiring to a less pretending abode. It chanced Eugonis could ronlly offer nn vevigas abit | in the District of Columbia, the follusine nen Hin ay. Apply to E. L. ROGERS, 3, Carroll Hall, | VaLISES, at 8. PB. HOOVER'S, one day that two ladies were travelling in the rratige daparcbnme si yeah ered toarorp ys ike property ns and boing ia Chocity of Washington, | PRS ore————_—__ Aan DING LOTS _f015 _ Iron Hall, Ps. av., bet. 9th and loth ats, vicinity, when the elder, attracted by the | ™ tise AN Beat os bored four and five, (4and sy ia § SALE—A variety of LDING. LOTS BOOTS AND SHOES. as 5 Demat he germouning cone Jomoird | act wakesing Roar ef Laver! awed) saci arhuied tds A Saute | Acs see Ronimnotee. Apt e Ree | aa ConniQO a tcLSH Sa nowy wut | “ey bet etna £,3SaFo Philadephia Sets what name the deserted habitation | ““\", tossing one night to and fro upon her fi pee oe Conan 2 Som, Faaitace, Inquire of DAVID MY Mee meat » | Laslies” donble-sole Mor ~~ ARSONS, Agent — Pole . inki "The at = x h ) Pead’s Buildinge ____ mar ié-cots Ladies’ H. glove kid Buttoned ap il = T. LP. N! “ Foresters’ Hall,” grinned the peasant. | Testless couch, and thinking of the sudden and | The above property fronts on south E, between IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR | Ladies’ beak ng. Lasting Gaiters, OUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF : 5 > unwished for change in her position, Eugenia 5) y Children’s 1 M f “Thee can have it thee likes. Squire Russell Hi : 5 ‘Terms cash ; $10 to bo paid down when the prop- .RENT IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR A ren ace ng AS! G n i ided tee old lace >? fancied she heard a rustling sound as if caused | erty is knocked off—if not. the property will bs thon ‘ ARS- «ns Gonts’ Sewed Cal: Boots, $3.75, Twice a ie ge her Notit wie And ‘whe ic Share Hessel?” asked the | bY the flutter of a silken garment, and looking And there put up again and noid tothe next highest | ta. sa fy Maire nnd, cuuldreg's Boots, end Shoes of ever The steamer THOMAS GOULYER wil run rec- . 5 ssel s 6 . der. She whole purchase i " eam. Vernae, younger lady, pins her sparkling eye upon | UP She saw, by the faint gleam of her expiring five daya after sale tha trustee nener wen the rot corner of Pena. avonue and ith etreet, chick Eagios: Rauber Long Boots, @2, Fork a Washington ay the rustic: *-he must have some queer notions taper, standing between the bed and window, 2 elt the Froperty at the rink ana ost ofthe foe nearly Ave, years fort es bon wal known as ‘ies’ and I ROSENTH L, Mig aed FRIDAYS faving to allow this elegant structure to fall thus be- | ‘He figure of a beautiful and stately woman at- tale tu donne Souaunger ocicaed ote, re 1 Pe No. 2 Pa. ave., Market waarlos = fore the ruthless hand of Time,” and she point- | Hifed in the dress of © bygone period. Miss 2 NTOHN Le 8 sit | nue, about mitway between e r ;. | Boyd rubbed her eyes and looked again. The — sauna bye Dee pram bn tteertdhisteg sign Bape figure still remained, and nowshe ona clearly pre miserly ola haw Pron”? ? define the-fashioning of her yg even to < Mebennt qbd, mies,” anawored tha country- the identical ie described by the peasant. = of Wash nue, about midway between Presi | Jn 18-00 ____20 door above stn st. | Eurning in time for the early vrai Pores 8p 8-008 ree | dal’ honee, and ite immesinen proximity to the THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, | g Contes More on the Papas ont Se comer sear th forms oboe REBEL overd gust the | a Mier, net Chitiven'e Shae for eps saci. St PSIDENCE OF Citas HH aAt bee: | sliztble in Washington city for a hotel kept on the | Soils, past 3 years, we ought {SA NOTICE TQ TRAVELERS!-NE W AR- man; “he and his mother did live there before | At. this moment the light wont out, there was a : OOkL ON the SORES ee Dell || Penta ae ee *| WITH GREATLY INPOVED SCHEDULE B 7 id can safely say that we do; which you rove ise li i ril lath, at 5% o'clock, on tle premises, wi be arranged to xecommodate one -hundred ponpt re ¥ bodes misfortins fell upon them, when they was sort | 2! like to a door being softly closed, then all il, without reserve, parts of ort inal Leto D gomfor ly with lodgings; while i by giving our work atrial. You can fi catatl tira) : y was still. 8 and 9, in Square No. 212, which heen. su . partine: fhe articles at she principal Shoo FROM WASHING IRECT TO ALL teil fer a ssag: nt SP Sauire would | "To any chat Eugenia remained perfeotiy un- | riled to sven douiabit hing Is Tent m'pinne Tis anerace puilis'aed | MoCurdr & Son'sPhiiaceipha mete.” ao2i-y"| gare soupy 488 THE SOUTNWRST, aan interrogated the Si Tenyt®*- RO, | minded ae abe wan Ae fl appaiied by that | faz stroone ook enavoiece don afebou im | ovine Coon ithautan riinnfatartem [MD TRUNKS: TRON va Foronae ese Wataony ane “fie “ 4 n oO re ane rmonic E chaser *" interrogated the old lady. «See, | huntenanee of int er lovely, Tet in | hoes lots ace altanted fo-a lixt. beeltiy Hall than others that can be establiened. "Far | Abe by Eugenie, = wean lende to the potion expression so despairin, It was long ere | idly improving part of the city, and the sal formation concerni ls “what a noble avenue 8 © princi b tern ‘z WA CH, Star sluinber sealed the troubled eyelids of Miss | °openastiention nara 7 ties bar 3 Boyd, and when she agai he bright | Termes Oro-foetth onsh : the residue in 6,12, and = ANVAS TRAVEL mae sh: the residue in 6, 12, = “I tell ye what, madam,” whispered the ben ae ie aS ideo - ieee sir, ‘th rig hb etorily secured notes, bearing WOOD AND CO. fine SADDLES, peasant, ‘‘no mortal man nor woman ean bide | 2°25 Of the noon tide sun stream ——/ AL. .— Trunks Co" there. It is haunted.” her partially opened shutters. ap 12 J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts,_ == = th as * =. $9 Making a hurried toilet, Eugenia descended EEPI!I TREE ORE THE How delightful romantic!” laughed Eu- E. OP Ly STEAM FIRE By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgeto: : SALE OF CH HARDY F fa ee +, | to the breakfast parlor, when Irving, put- a) hat A. PAYNTE Late Tornam & Nonvier, , Senie. “But can you tell me, friend, what is ting on her pont exclaimed : Greens, a A L BSURCBS, woop MILLS is the only piace in the city that | _™ 41x No. 499 7th st., oppo. Odd Fellows’ Hall, see Folks do sy." continued the rustic, «that | © aid, be = you are He me send for medi. | P SATURDAY A e itycin bales, bundice, oF packages waereeted iail | NDREW TATE, Fpeek tL wee “i », > ure, note. Greath Southern is over = s i piers bereapsss eaery < “Not so, dear aunt,’’ replied Eugenia. “I choicest ever-blooming Roses new varictie to TER CENT LESS THAN ELSEWHERE AW NOTARY PUBLIC, route, it being & miles shorter, end fen water like my tater sack; that cud be a rum garb for | °f his ride. He is to be here at one o’olock. Dahiins; with a great variety of other | and split any length or size desired, delivered any- | ington; Hon. James McCloud, Ba feild. isconsin; ICHMOND, RT = ape Spe cer telat ‘Lt wants only a quarter of an hour to that | Plants, aif’ of whieh mre iu first-rate order ani 3a | where epee nt”, Rinrd, of, Alexsadeia. | Prosar, Euttenhonse, Fant & Coy Washington; TREN, VAL ir ye ” Sugenie, “pra, in | time,’’ observed the old Indy; «eo you must use i i : beautiful |S. W. K. Handy’ te. Willards’ Hotel CUE" Kecntisn given to loeating Land Warrants $ MG = Monte. this rent, nid Bagenie, “pray let us settle in | dispatch, for Mr. Russell likes punctuality.”? Viownrete iarites so thiseataras tintin Lantore. | Win Halicenvel tect cten Cit wie tke? to the payment of Taxes for non-residents. Stas hit BEY, é OE tie — shjsetion;”? Yetursad’ hee sunt Scareely had she spoken when the gentleman | logue ever offered in Georgetown. ley's ginnibus drivers, corner thst. sad Ps-avenue; fo 10-6m ALLSOUTHERN ITIES a} b + , need =) 3 je iy Loo a - mond “provided the Hall is sold a bargain.” Then, | "8S "nmeanced. A tet ne Ere feaee ee Cua eae ae ‘stroct ‘bridge. + 2st MOTT C AUTRE, oy Wier ges , Teanes? addressing the wondering laborer, she said. | _ “Al I too early?” he asked, tenderly tnk-| “firms cash. Tho monty toaccompany the order inall cases, oF | J, . J 0" iy : , ing Ei ? ing f i " 4 1 ._ | be ready when the fuel in dolivored, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, | $8 - ‘Where does this Mr. Russell live’ ing Eugenie’s hand and gazing fondly into her 13 BARNARD & BUCKREY, Ancts. : i 5 Wharf. é _ Horny Spring, Miss. : Squire Raell'e houts Hes balk mile on SARD & RUCKEY;: Georgetown, sp2tf A. PAVNTER, at Page’s Wharf, Will practiog in the Hi h Court of Errore and Ap- i BURG, SS’ oSALE OF PROPERT GAgTS city STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS, Ra Seereen,, » INC- face She knew not why, but a shudder passed ve efpripaae 7 ; : oF YIN 00) ; ORLEAN, our right,” cried the countryman: ‘but lor’, ith i 1 y y ARTE iat he Courts of the’Seventh Judicial District of Mis: : s! peeps beant so foolhardy as to be arter fone pee toe on on Sent wie OO; St Any at o'clotk, Inroat or ihn prem toall partstofihe cits, Naty Yard and George: ppt, and. wall Acer fe Sie Daiection se <aeeee erento AN WON nde fo in’ the a ares ee ae i : trust, 5 “ 5 . “ oe - i takin’ the Hall, be ye What does this mean?” asked Everard, an- we wil bl SES rea two. ‘hundred aod dish some, Corccns BY en, stomps Siteaded to’ Ens a ae eee Mrs. Irving (such was the lady’s name) mo- tioned with some dignity the man to precede herself and neice, and, taking Eugenie's hand within her arm, she pursued the narrow path taken by their guide. oney to accompany the order, or to be realy when NSIVE ASSORTMENT © grily. “I thought was to bave.the honor of Kins, aidiseon to Georgetown, | the uel iadelivered: Tie WM GALT, “we ea nt MOGANY wala, board the Bosta, fot of i i i i 7 Mar N. '. GC i.» NO. ;. 00) E 5 ex cone ote ipmperhhore Spre but it seems ing 42 fect on Market strect, and runaing back @2/ect | mar 25-ty,r Foot of 17th st., below War Depas't, fies canine Yi RIVATE SALE. av I6-ly (wnienl * ’ Pe: = SSE SPEARS: Re = ee Sueur on eo in ym pleted assortment : Fou really must excuse me,”’ replied Euge-| Terms: C merge peett Penn. avenue, one door east of Say eg — ’ peetta EW ARRANGEMENT: They f a Jace, | Bie- “I feel. quite unable to go out, and wish 7. M RILEY. G ET THE BEST. favite tie itizane 0 v Sshing N EAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE. sithough Ho master, My. Everata Resell, rx” | ® weaue lak Cae ie nea - BARNARD &'BUCKEY, | COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF | Wn.enl the public, te call and ‘Via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA Railnoan. wigee ts “Your lightest wish, Miss Boyd, to me, is] _ap2-2aw&dr netioneers. W. 5. & C. H. THOMSON'S ceived them with the utmost courtesy, offering to send a servant early next morting te open law,” ho returned, nor will I press the present ; selves. con ing f_— “ LL & BARNARD, Anctioneers. Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward 'S SALE has been receive rag ‘ rot 3 the Hall that they might have ample opportu- | fulfillment of your ey mat be eased cn ES tiie, so oe deacicl sine onsen Fine ‘Mahogany. Walnut, and Cherry Jonny Lind FROM iene ed CITY, D.C. nity of inspecting the property sach mortifying coldness.”” coat ne George. | pees, | wt * ie ou Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etogeres, Ladies’ Cab- ViRGINt ENN I need not tell you.” he said, “I shall be | .peiiere me,” said Eu enie, “I am traly| at house No. — 13th atrovt, ‘between Ponnsyivants inats and Whatnots, AISSIeST pp: ee a ay a At S0d- | indisposed;” but some future doy tsi waive nd E street, tn wit Fine Aa reee atl er eraat, Sofas eet Chairs: “ARKANSAS, Biba ‘Dg ® purchaser; yet the hour that another be- to mak pox nds fe Senos 7 A ottage Sets, 1 small Table, bor Sets, — aaa — soared oe = pom = sé hosing io his with = eae chiller ake a sry a rom 1 Lounge, u econ With Fen cae pesados ee. Biipr ning Smtr Sof einat —— ghia sou RAW ESTERN WAgeRgRs cb —- “ - DED. p - xtand, 4 Chairs, : i i trials I shall have experionced.”” {0 Am. commmcn.} 1 Hodstend, | Lintr Mattrens | Shuck Mattross, “The partoction of Shict mauufeatars."—Aforri | Fine Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrip- | F1CE.corner of Pennasivanin a 4 Next day saw Everard Russell in waiting at See - i lows &nd Holstors, | Table, | Carpet, & Wills Home Journal. * ‘ Finn Marble-top Centre, Sofn, and other Tables, George Pact, a Ge Foresters’ Hall; large fires had been lighted by Figen fiends ee Rey iy BE ered Lit ‘A complet= Ryelot Fastoni tasteful and ele- Chine, Ginss and Crockery Ware, Looking. | Alexandria ages tema his order in each capacious chamber, so that | A- Sm’ omntissioner of Public § n ble, 1 Carpet, 1 Stove, | Bures 5 3 . = japees, Ke. ic N’ NVILLE, YNCHBU when Mrs. Irving and her niece arrived there | Ulio, in a recent Report, makes some forcible | 2C. forts] Bhi, | Bedstead and Mattress, a wep N. Y. in ay yurpone xi to geil as cheap os any other sen Ristone Ro Rte! AL XS Z ae was quite an air of comfort diffused through | remarks upon the want of good manners shown xtension Youle I’ Hat Rote pent, “Par excelling tho best im ortation. » CHA’ eAND. ay hi the crumbling pile by the youth of the present day, in their con- | j Single Mahoxasy Bedstead, 2 Sing! Ca ire a aang OMERYAN ORLEAN Kagenie was charmed with everything. She | duct towards the aged. After alluding to the 1 Bow! and'Pitoher ad Py ad ar rr ra ei th oe, EE cdot womeet ecatinvous calway ‘cones - had forgotten the story of the ghost, but all in| deferenee and respect which the youth of for- othhtoh HE IN ASTRUCTIBLE SKIRT” it an insiantit recurred to her, and she com- | mer dayswere taught to extend to their superi- ors in age and wisdom he says: “But whore, in all onr land, does this good Sie tape dnpremmery bec hence E BERR DEPOT, in fording creator expedition ‘and comfort, and be- Two doors North af the Gas Company's Cpfec, | Whe steam ferry boat Geort Pate nen the foot wake unusual exertions to supply the demand, and Op Washstand, that they are now running. ae Manufactory night ‘ated. rf “ nd day for this purpose, their orders requiring an The undersigned respectfully announces that he | of 7th strect at 6% 8. m., . ~ mental statue, and she observed his white lip | old practice now prevail’ Who does not know i ne ae production, in adiition to bas cepted th PHIM LAGER BEI wp af. Seneore take the carr Sartipeioe ‘ke quiver as he glanced hurriedly around. At} that bows and courtesies, on the part of our A EGRLOFR, Bailiff, | their usual large production Shy USCAN LACE. ared to furnish to the trade or pri and at 734 p. m. for Rlevond and al punts ae fe i lr slief in disem-| boys and girls, are obsolete? It has been re+ WALL ARNARD. Aucts THE Piccol 1 EPR AD a i Lager Beer bas long been kept jt, ing sure and close ons to Mem- length he said, -- Have you a belief in disem y si : fe: sant GOSSA EXPANSION, bliah od’ ranike 1m th i. bodied spirits revisiting earth?—lo you think | marked that “there ate thousands of boys in > In writ of fieri | and other popular styles. To effect this, their con- staan alien ante etaaeee bs Bageage Wacons.and Omnibusesleave the office when once we have ‘shufiled off this mortal | this great country, not one of whom have ever clas issued from the Clerk's Office of the Cir- | tracts are now out for upwards of hited States. Pa. sveuue, attoclock em and? v 1 9 ade a bow, unless when he has occasion to | ult! ‘ourt of the District o! imbia for the County 00 Yarps Braipen Stxet Per Day, 4 JAMES A. EV. 4 it, coil’ our souls can be permitted to haunt the | m ’ ' on of Washington and to me directad. I will expose to | all of which is prepared expressly for them by their jet7-tt ‘Sshington. Awelling: of men dodge asnow ball, a brickbat, or a boulder. ublic sale for cash, in front of the Court House | own makers and braiders—the very best in America. PETER EMRICH. + No, Mr. Russell,” answered Eugenie. “I “Some eight or ten winters since, Ex-Govern- | door of said con: on TUESDAY, the 5th day of | Hat ngample proof of the universal popularity of cannet conceive, that after exchanging the world for immortality, we shall ever be allowed 1 1 lock he foil a f Skirt Manufacti E D.—01 1 T= siemorie weaky TRAMORIP CON- . 3 April next, 183, at 12 0’! m., the wil i irre’ of Skirt Manufacture, E ‘i NG AND STOVE WOOD.—Oar rit J . . qr Everett, of Massachusetts, with the late Amos | shihed property. to wits Alldafandant’s right tite, | FNDESTRUCEIBIE SLR T hee ated places eng AND Sonn ates we aro nae Lio: | One of the Biasihiblee ot tite sSomnany. carrying Lawrence, was in a sloigh riding i t» Loston. | olaim and interest in and to part of Lot No. is, an | (erine we renciee every Indy who wishes the | pared to furnish all in want of FUEL at very low ‘States Mail for ACAPULCO, t deseourl to it again. I place no eredence in | As they approached a schoo!-house, a scoro of | Sauare No. 31, beginning at tho southeast corner of | most graceful, durable, and in all respects. the beat Fates. Our machine prepared WOOD is acknow!- I TA, OREGON, leave spectral appearances, which are mere conjura- | young boys rushed etree: to enjoy their le om omy te py erage rae reat Shire over prodaced. beautiful Skirts = —— the Fuel by all seekers of econom: Frat mve- Leg tions of the villa ip. und serve to scare | afternoon recess... Said the Governor to his | feet to the point of begimming, together with a being p ed for the “Queen of England” and the | ™®"°* Nw “128 é ; hich leaves York and New Orie r the senses of timid Snitd sal Every pas suk friend, ‘lot us observe whether these boys make finguiar the veh ‘hereon, 10 the ‘eity of Eimprost of France. ig = erie Poot nf ith at bale Depart. | on the sth and 2th of each LS the mail erlifice has its legend, and Foresters’ Hall. [ | obeisance to us, as we were taught fifty years | 4! For salo by the principlal Jobbers and Retalers SA ree testing vis PANAMA RAIL- d levied uw ax the —— pon ss ° > U. Duley will be sold to | everywhere. r CARRIAGES. S. recive, is not an exception. However, we| "go." At the same time he expressed the fear | Pai o. i73, to January torn, 189,in | “ITF Look for our name and trade mark, the | T'in6 subscribes Wee A OES. aaditions to his | PRL Stramrhipe have been inepeoted and coven te aaa more aarecahie topie. See! | that habits of civility were less practised than a Reed, Brother § unr ot James Martin Crown, stamped on every Skirt. No others are Seas manne race uotaltet rect. di proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty ‘speed there is my aunt perambulating yon terraced | formerly, as they passed the school-house, all | “0s, 11 t5 for the District of Columbia. | * nar it: in the, District, ‘where bi a joi 7 question and doubt upon the subject received a _mar ll-6w Much po aver rea of conversation, Speaily if not pat ha settlement, for each is etl ABOVE, SALE IS POSTPONED LAIN the color returned to Everard’s cheek, and | one of thoso twenty juvenile New Englanders pie during Mrs. Irving's exploration of the grounds | di best at snowballing the wayfaring dig- he was animated toan extraordinary degree. | nitaries. ii ies for NEW YORK. manufacturing CARRIAGE & LIGHT. The Railroad (47 miles long)is now com - = on = yAGON passed, jeted ‘ocean to ocean, and is Sor4 A : D FANCY DRESS TRIMMINGS, | from his lone exparienaie tes bastante be TE ag on ee ge PS IDAY next, the 8th in: of every variety and the most we roved sty to give general eatisfaction, New York through to San Francisco, and passer at STEVENS’ NEW FANCY 8 sie | kinds of Carriages aud Light Wagons kept on gore ae perpen ee oH. 5 OM pany 1° ork & of the tri ap 5-te Av., between 9th and 10t! E |S : Ss > 7) LACK BRUSSELS NET for Mantilias ; Trim- AIRE! AIRS neatly done, andall orders prompt- | covers all expenses The ladies were mutually pleased with him eee z= pollponed unt TUESDAY hast the Paes | Back ae amr beaptiful etyles, just re: | ly.attended to, | ot and when he named the very moderate sum he | Conviction oF ose or THE Parxtx Cuup.— |} same hour and place. SELDEN, Marshai orived at STE NS’ NEW FANCY STORF. — hand ANDREWS (i Sena demanded for the property agreed | At the last Westmeath (Ireland) assizes, Martin | P8-ts for the District of Columbia, | 336 Pa av., between 9th and 10th, ap9-r ¥ NDREW J; JOYCE, Reacs dieters —— its purchaser, and desired Mr. Rus- — was oe Amada fg his a THE ARON, a SALE IS FURTHER Meze NEW SERING § AS as goons. Cc TH, come. ou sell would hurry his lawyer respecting a trans-| sion the passwords fron illegal (Phenix) socie- until TUESDAY next, the 19th instant, _ Ad C: \ ‘Ith t, Dand E sts., north, each Steamer. take fer of the title eo wae waned shebestanes ties. The prisoner was arrested in Castletown W. SELDEN, Magshal, t opened this morsing, another supply of those Sold, Ci without other proteo- "Fimnber Lands, ie Mery- For A through tickets - the lowest, pe: et [ a 0 a 4 ta et of Columbia. ing Houses; also, Farr= settled without delay. To this Everard joy-| on the 3lst of February. The police found in Th zaieo, Fare . ary: fatly assented, and the new sequsiainnces his waisteont pocket a document containing 0. Pet i Pit 3 oY Dee 1 dresa . torn rie Bayndere Silk land aud Virginia, within s short distance of this parted, each well pleased with the morning’s | these passwords, which are represented as be- N “! ch donble skirt Grenadin= and $4 Robes. city. ‘ a Ri Coie: No ix Cras er of v Farms Exchangea for Cit TI el Enshanged. transaction longing to a secret seiet :—UWe expect war | Miller and Wisevn. John and Cather ne Alton et | > Smeybicgee more of Rich Binck 3s Soi NYentorn Lands Bopent Said and 0. styl Foulard Sitka, at 02} and 75 cents, stre Pini ks, ‘Loaned ‘ Miss Irving (or, as ste bettor loved to be | with England and France,’ “The Irish Brigade w of Aleran ‘er Macomb. Goods, suitable for Money _ E hed iy designated, Mfrs. Irving) was a lly in receipt | is on the advance,” “Let exch man hold h T Ppvinted by the de, t A conor | fusebasste will dcrwall te nite ue gall USTED STATES MATE LINK, ae Line of considerable income, bat whieh Large as it on,” “The navy is making preparation, I, at public auction. onthe premines, wed Sars eae teferences Hon. D. S. Dickmson, New York; J. | “/, «5 wirmctr Faintae von Eiout Years. was, she somehow contrived to get through. | «You seem ignorant,” “I am better bread,” | on THURS: pate atinday of May, iat five | "ap tow Saazthst above Pa.ay, | Macaslisle, Jos. H. Braciey, Wm. B. Todd, and ¢ — Her time was spent in traveling; she had seen | «The night is dark—as black as heresy,”’ -‘Ti. of the parties fo tiee eee pointe me ioe ge a GUPERIOR I INEN AND CoTT SS £4 POR CA BN AMA RAILROA ™ all that was worthy of note in England: had | the trumpet of freedom may proclaim a war,”’ | lowing lots of ground, lyin, the city of Washing. S ot * Gs LOLPON PEERY TTREMONT HOUSE, 1CAG0 ILLINOIS, =i epeat long years in Italy na rance, and os Toist the French eagle and American tar.” TY i Sopieceted upon the publie rete ot 100 ficoes superior Iris! |: a from medium to | The Proprietors, having added, during the inst length, completely weary of the world, resolved | ‘The right hand to the noso and the to the ; ‘ted ss a improve am cottling Gere in some sweet retirement. | ear.”” The evidence was to the effect'that £38 ‘ ote Aare Ad iigek sone sid capenor eee ae fw Sat fine Cottons, of WwW and Refurninhs oom onion, ugenie Boyd. the orphan child of sn only | were found in the trunk of the prisoner, the ware No. 495 Lot No. 6, in $ sales, ten ory possible luxury and. convenience thtvug sister, was totally dependent on Mrs. Irving, | rules and regulations of the society in America, aed 9), in 28, Fader i Diapers, Damask Napkin Tewelings, poopoetfally oe pene ae a gd ol erage but never were two beings more devotedly at-| and a certificate of naturalization. granted to | “The terms of sale will be: One-third of the pur- NVite rane eka rage aed hte rts * ohn my ae largest Grst-clase Hotel im the | Panama, in the city tached than the aunt and niece. As ye! “) him in 1854 by the United States. He was found | ¢! money to be paid in cash, and the residu eral family wants; all of which we aro selling ¢! P ‘ort Tes t caution «seeks rie hed never experienced. preference for | guilty dara ue sr uae inente om dn ofa, | egaare’ se Tt apd aan re | pednlomaizg corsa coeaane Deters te | Largo Reo re es any gentleman—so at least Mrs Indes. aver- ———_+2ce-_____- purchasers will be required to sive their | apace 5Q2 7th atraat. Ne na Peon. al nents, and close proximity to the rea te red and so she thought—though far within the Esporsixe Nor. The last Knoxville Promipory eter and, upon the firal ratification of ‘end Steemboat Landings, maiden’s soul there lurked a passionate love Whig con l article upon the com- ocele by tne byt ne os dl tne reet, between Zi ae for Harold Harding, a young artist, patronized | mon practice of endorsing business notes, from Pill convey bye od and fiivient deed or deeds to ntly on hand every a) by her aunt, but from whom lady sud- which we clip the following paragraph : Purchasers stl the fitle, interest H R « $4 igen — oo on discover-| For our part, we have but little of this world’s lots Cy Naeem dp end to es are moderate, im fant “Ww AGR, BROTHER & NRAKF. ing he are raise resumptuous | goods, and our endorsement is w terms be compli - jay or - | INTEREST ALLOWED ON 1noL. eyes to her niece heiress. . | anyone. The business of podpcire pything Se Ba 7 phe Pd Oty As oe male? oe for neat te lowent pos rates, ("T8337 A WED ON DEPOSITES. i ed with Mrs. Irving's worldliness, | entirely quit, and come what may, we will on. | Up0” & failure so 2 Dis sara 0 to wth foto be rosa by mau hie ‘MONEY + Harrold broke up his little establishment, | dorse no more for any one, as a matter of ac. | ro Wbseu ber apon such arias se ny irects8t | F ADIES OF WA TON, GEORGE. CHUBB pe accepted a perdi as travelling compan- | eammodation. We hive quit too, for tep sad | ae $i oa Lesion poe ce ped oe | i iv an ‘wern, rim, ‘that ion t a valotudinarian nobleman, was soon on | sufficient reasons. First, we have either been Ai azances at the cost of the purchasers. ‘complete 4 eM prices speak 7 to mighty Rome. Eugenie had not | sued for, or bad to pay, nearly all the notes we The ee’ sommonge ey Phra for roa | reepecttaly eli ah de Perse ae rani netites phat the solace of jing the word ferewell. | had to endorse for others; and next, we have! sp 13-eoSwads a. » Auct. ing out at She was burried by her aunt from one place of | the vouchers to show, we have paid more secu- Lee | ~ | cash qleashony. oe amusement to another, and all she knew of rity debts then all we now have is worth in any B® FR ; ok mar = herwane are cou! WA! ‘ht from England was gleaned from | market. Under these ciroimstances, if ap; the cateleal cult-ehak some friends, and the | one vishes cohen us say no with an “4 ba sight of a neat little card bearing his P. P. C., | let bim agk us to endorse bis note! , | eS VENS