Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Peunsylvanis Avenue and Eleventh Street, aY W. D. WALLACH, —_—, Papers served in packages by carriers at 948 year, @t 31 cents per month. To mail subscribers the sub- seription price is $3.50 a year, im advance; $2 for months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week, Single copies, | cont; in wrappers, 2 cents. ; Eben + Tg THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This exeellent Family and News Journai—oon- ‘taining & greater variety of interesting reading than ean be found in any other—is published on Saturday Morning. Trams, ue Cash, invanadiy, im advance, wiikoat Se niet yanfanta Mined among ser Gast fh monk Fatal Star, ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi Weekly, 25 per ovat. advance; once a week, 50 per Gent. advance. Re THE MYSTERIOUS WARNING; Or, the Lady in the Sacque. [coxciepeD.] d The apartment oceupied by Miss Boyd was situated at the back of the Hall. Beneath its windows was a gloomy copse, so wild and tan- gied that the meanest peasant bey would hardly venture within its precincts. Eugenie had a the old oak-panneled room because she loved the song of the forest bird, and the mur- mur of the wind and the trees. Mrs. Irving often said she thought Eugenie must be lonely at night, so far remote from any of the household, but Eugenie remained qu content until the appearance of that phantom of which so many had spoken. In thought she often lingered over the legends of Foresters® Hall It was said an ancestress of the Russell family had cherished a secret love for » gay and gallant knight. and that, when an infuri- ate rival became aware of her love for another, be poisoned her. and ever after her restless spirit roamed about the Hall visible to those whom danger threatened On ealm deliberation, Miss Boyd resolved not to mention tbe fright she had sustained, but wait and watch tho fature coming of her uabidden guest. She argued thus—it was prob- ably ene of the menials, who had, in ae ing amongst some ancient forgotten rubbish, lighted upon the dress. and so thought to prac- tiee on her credulity; and she felt ashamed of her rudeness to Everard, to whom she decided sending an apologetie note, and was about to reach forth her hand to take the pen, when behold, reflected within a large mirror, the form of the spectre appeared, standing close behind her chair. Quick as lightning Eugenie turned her head; no one was there—the shadow bad vanished. More than ever convinced the intruder must be some individual bent upon a frolic, Mi Boyd felt no terror; a sense of insulted digi upheld her; and she commenced a searching investigation to try whether there was not some private outlet. She shook every pannel, bat all were ¢ immovable; she next ex- ned a huge wardrobe, near which the figure had disappeared—it was evident a fixture, being fastened to the flooring by iron clasps. Perplexed and indignant, she rang for her maid, who stovd high in her confidence, fur she bad in various ways (ested her incorrup- ble fidelity. Afver detailing every particular of this inexplicable affair, Eugenie desired her attendant would for the future share the same room as herself. ~'Laws, miss,’ faltered out the damsel, and at the same time growing pale with fright, “I could not sleep here for the world! Why this is the room where the poor lady was murdered so many years agone. Yonder, too, just by that window, is the stain of her blood—it will never come out. I took care to cover it that it might not make you nervous. although I never supposed the ghust would trouble one so good. “Ghost, Martha '” said Euge You to repress such silly ideas; trickery ut work I am convinced. therefore I wish s companion ; as I'd choose to make a stranger « coniidante, I ask you to oblige— sey whether you will « “Tf you are not afraid ly, mis himself to the authorities without a word. His miserable mother, who it was afterwards shown had ed him to commit the fearful act, find- ing son taken, fled to the country, while Everard, not possessing sufficient courage to await the ordeal of a trial, strangled himself in prison. previous to which he penned a full account of bis guilt, de’ is seeing Alice is i to the Hall, ied whee in — dst of friendly chat, infusing a deadly poison in her wine. With his mother’s aid hs conveyed her corpse to the secret vault where they left it to moul- der le sw it would be discovered. After this foul and wicked deed they were un- able to endure the Hall; so giving out that they had sustained a sudden reverse of fortune, they retired to the seclusion of Ashdown Farm On the confession and death of Everard Rus- sell, Bo person would enter Forrester’s Hall, even at midday. All the domestics left, and Mrs. Irving found she could no longer continue in such an abode. To sell it wax an impossi- She therefore had it pulled down; nor is there now one stoue of Forrester’s Hall re- maining. Mrs. Irving, with Miss Boyd, returned to London, when almost the first acquaintance they encouraged was Harold Harding, nolonger the poor artist. but owner of a vast estate be- queathed him by a distantrelative. Once more were his addresses renewed to the bright star of his soul, Eugenie; nor was he again pained by a repulae, und very soon the lovely Miss Boyd became the bride of him sho had long fondly regarded. ‘But the lady in the saoque!’’ exclaimed Lilias. with a most provoking quizzical air, as Mr. Montague concluded; *‘ was she never more seen ?”’ “ Not that [ ever hoard,”’ replied Mr. Mon- tague, Gravely, “yet although no ghost-seer myself, [ allow others to enjoy their own delu- sions. With Mrs. Harding [ am well acquaint- @ is. A woman very far from being super- stitious, but constantly asserts that she actually beheld the shadow, that she was wide awake, and consequently not dreaming." “This would make a pretty little subject for & novelist,” said Lilias, laughing merrily ; ‘Major, I am afraid you cannot relate a tale half so interesting ; I should like to see it in print *Well,”’ replied I, “with Mr. Montague’s sanction, I shall be happy to present this story to the public. Perhaps some oue may be found who can throw a light on the subject of appari- tions.”” THE GREAT twee - BILLIARD MATCH AT DETROIT. [From the New York Post, April 13.] As the game of billiards has become a fashion- able and highly respectable amusement, num- resi, beg this city alone many thousand votar- ies, who are more or less proficient in it, and us itis perhaps the most graceful and heathful of popular sports, combining a gentle and v: l exercise of the muscles with scientific and men- tal intrest, we think it worth while to report at length the particulars of the great match played last night at Detroit. ‘The rival players were Michael Phelan, of this city. and John Seereiter, of Detrvit. Phe- lan has long been the most skilful player in the country. and in all the matehes that be bas He is now en- liard tables in ’ said Martha, *-sure- Lought not to hold back; command my services a= you list. for L would go through fire and water in your cause.”’ During several months the faithful girl shared the eouch of her young mistress, without either being disturbed by the mysterious apparition. Engenie had long learned to consider the shade a mere chimera of an over-excited imagination, and won by her aunt’s persuasions, she had de- lighted Everard Russell by naming their bridal day. Time flew rapidly, and the eve of the wedding came. The elock had tolled forth the hour of mid- night, and all beneath the roof of Forrester’s Hall were fast locked in balmy sleep except Eagenie, who lay watching the fantastical fig- ures cast by the flickering fire upon the ceiling. A deep sigh arrested her attention. By her side stuod the ghostly phantom, beckoning with its thin white hand. Slowly, then, it crossed the room, pointing with its finger towards the an- tique, worm-caten wardrobe, which sign it re- — three times, and then faded from her right ee daybreak the trembling Miss Boyd arous- ed Martha. but their united effurts proved in- sufficient to remove the furniture. Panting and weary they relinquished their undertaking, and mature refleetion, Eugenie decided upen ealling the groom, Stephen, who was her d's avowed admirer, and taking him into their con- fidence. He soon appeared with the requi- site implements for removing the iron fas- tenings. but it required a vast amount of labor aud perseverance ere his task was aceomplished. When the wardrobe was displaced Stephen discovered one panel of the wainseot to be hollow. [He essayed various effuris to open it, and was about suggesting to break it dowr, when the quick eye of Eugenie detected the small knob carefully coneealed amid the carved foliage adorning herchamber. She turned it yvements of his invention, and most retired from the ficld usa profes- sional player. His great excellence in the game does not ¢ 80 much in the brilliancy of his shots, aithough he has made some of the most astonishing on record, asin the perfect coolness with which he plays. and in his ability to leave the balls, as it is termed .to leave them after one count in such a position as to secure another count for himself. or, when he cunnot count, to leave them in an awkward state for his adversary. This finesse is, of course, half the game; but the imperturbable confi- dence with which he continues his play, under all circumstances, adverse or propitious, is what gives him his superiority. Most players are thrown off their balance when continually un- successful, but Phelan plays always with equal jon and firmness. John Seerviter is a German, and though a young man, is already the most famous player of the West. He played a match lately with a celebrated player, in Detroit, and won. His runs or counts are often remarkable—bigher, we believe, than any Pholan has ever made. But itis doubtful whether Le has the steadiness of nerve which characterizes the other. The present match was made some weeks i fora purse 3. Atthe same time, outside bets, among the classes of people who allow themselves to engage in gambling, we have little doubt, to five times that amount, have been wagered. A special hall wus pre- ared in Detroit for the exhibition, aud several undred tickets issued, at five dollars each, for the admission of spectators. In the centre of the room the table of O’Conner & Collender’s round, and had the satisfaction of bebolding | make, with ‘Phelan’s combination cushions,” | 9 cerrt Fees the panel slide on one side, while disclosed to | was placed. The space allotted to the table} ap2 co&ds view was a dark winding staircuse. and players was twenty-sixffeet by thirty-two, B Determined to foliow up the investigation, | whi Now the players a space of ten feet in RUSTE Miss Boyd despatched Stephen for a lantern, | the clear, at each end and side. From the edge sath wars iO, 5 m and on his return she led the way down this mknown passage. On gaining the bottom of he creaking stairs they found themselves in a ainp stone vault; they moved cautiously along, and presently Martha uttered she had stumbled over the remains of a human form. Stephen drew closo tocxamine the body. of this spaee—surrounded by 4 railway—a plat- form was raised to the height of about four and half feet, and extending to the walls. On the inclined plane were about seven hundred arm- chairs for the spectators, which were held in their places by parallel pieces of wood fastened to it, separated from egeh other about twenty- my which was in a state ¢ ngular preservation; | two inches. The chairs » 0 arranged that Vile. he then suddenly aceuet each of their oecupants was able to note the These! Alas! alas. poor Alice Brindsley! and was | progress of the game without difficulty. eltmairien this thy end?” a Saturday evening last Mr. Phelan and his | and profita * Do you then recoguise this corpse?’ ques- | friends gave an exhibition of their skill to the | Title perte tioned the agitated Eugeni ladies of Detroit, who attended in large num- ees “It is a long tale, Mix,’ answered the groom, ‘‘a tale of sin and sorrow, which I will relate anon. Let us search this place stil! more uarrowly They did so, but discovered nothing further beyond alow door opening upou the copse. This entrance,’ ssid Stephen, “ was all I needed to complete my suspiciuns that Ever- ard Russell was a murderer.” ““Graciouz Providence!’ clasping her hands, «what is this you tell me’’ iss Boyd.” replied the man, ‘it ill be- comes @ poor fellow like me to speak against those whom fortune has placed far above him. It is now three years since Miss Alice Brinds- ley disappeared, and although ru pointed at Everard Russell, as being in some manner connected with her loss, there was no proof that he did in reality possess the slightest clue to her fate. I told how [ had seen him and Miss Alice mect many and many an afternoon within the copse; nay. the very night she quit- ted home for the last time I saw her join him there. The magistrate. however, overruled what I had to say. Mr. Russell swore my statements were false, that I had mistaken suother man tor him; then a friend of the Squire's stepped forward. who de: d to meet- ing Miss Brindsley with « tall for igner. sug gesting the ides of her bay ing elope d gone with her lover to another land. So the jastices finding themselves nnable to arrive at any de- cision, acquitted Mr. Everard, and there was ao end of the affair ~: Are there any relatives of this unfortunate young lady living in the neighborhood ?”” in- quired Eugenie July her father, who resides at Buldre,’’ ered but, poor old gentleman. imbecile, and would not be able leutify his child.” + Will you remain with Martha in the ante- chamber, while I consult my aunt proper steps to be t ken said Miss Boyd, as she flew to Mrs. Irving's room. y was aghast with consternation, y forwarded & summons to the officers of justice. who had no seruples about apprebending Everard Russell. Ou the person of Alice was found a note writ- ten by Everard, appointing an interview for the ening which witnessed her end. nor could he dispute one tittle of the evidence, but delivered bers. Ph:ian and Tiemann were the principal players. Before opening the game it was s ted by Mayor Terry, on behalf of Mr. Phelan. that the players did not intend to try what long runs they could mak hing of that kind, but that the exhibition was given, more to sat- isfy the women of Detroit that in the game it self there was nothing to affect the most fasti dious, but on the contrary, that it was a game fully as scientific as ch uiring an acco- rate knowledge of the angles of the table, deli eacy of touch, good gment as regards the lace to strike the balls, and the particular egree of furce by which theyehould be pro- pelled. The exercise was not only excellent for the mental, but also for the physical pow- ers. The audience were much pleased with the Tformance. On Monday night a little preliminary match was played by Dudiey Kavanagh of New York, and Michael Foley of Detroit, for $250 aside, one thousand points. The -hall was well filled by professional aud amateur players, who watched the game with intense inter Both players were in good condition, and handled their cues in a manner at graceful and scientific. After the game had been in progress about half an hour, Foley made a run ofeighty- seven points, while, up to that time, Kavanagh's greatest run was twenty-four. anagh made a run cf one huntred and soventy-seven. which is the greatest single run ever made in America in a public mateh. The greatest ran previously any four-ball ca- rom game, was that made by Seereiter in his mate! th Barney Chrystal. which was oue bandred and twenty. The cl e>rs that greeted the New Yorker at the completion of this un- precedented run were loud and long. Never- theless, he only won by eleven points. The great game, however, commenced last night at seven o'clock. Much doubt was ex- ressed as to the result. although Phelan’s riends felt such an entire trust in his endurance and skill, that they laid heavy wages at con- siderable odds. At the outset of the game, if we may judge by the or reports, Seere- iter appears to have had the advantige. He was ahy-nine points in the lead at the end of the first hour, and he held his place till they had reached the fourth hundred, when Phelan ahead one of his marvellous runs, itis eaid, 157. At eleven o'clock the eried Eugenie. W. divis At8 count stood: Phelan. 964; Scereiter, lan’s friends must have, of course, this odds as determining the game; but short, afterwards Seereiter made a run of 150, whic’ lessened the distance between them materially, and. on reaching the first thousand, Phelan was only 125 ahead. The course of the game, w this time, and sub: given in the despa p- m. the ASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1859. first string; Seereiter 110, Phelan 59. On the fourth hundred Seereiter’s score was 306, Phelan *s 269. 10:40 p. m.—Pholan 504, Seereiter 400. Phe- lan’s friends ll p. wm — 12:0 a.m Seereite: 35. jubilant. ‘helan, 965; Seereiter, 673. 3 —Ureat excitement now Seereiter has just made a ran of 150. stands—Phelan, 1,147; Seereiter, 1:39 a. m.—G: 1,2: 2:30 a. m.—Phelan, 1,387; Seereiter, 1, 2:00 a. m.—Phelan, 1.61 4a. m.—Phelan, 1,8: 4:40 a. m.—Phelan, 1, a. m.—The mateh is finished, and Phe- revails. he game 1,022. dreatexcitement. Phelan, 1,282; Seereiter, 1, ereiter 1,732. ; Seereiter, 1,847. lan the vietor, ho beating Seereiter by 96 points During the runs made, as follows: Seereiter, 150. —_—, laying, there were three large Phelan, 157, and 129; AUCTION SALES. C. Mot CAB ke IN Com Heights of way of Oak superior Fur rising— uit of elogan Furniture, pillows, four ‘Arm largo Galt-frame French Plate Mantel Mir- rore, 2splendid full G French Clocks, ler, and Fire trons, &c.. sty! Suit of Crimson Brocatelle Satin 1 eorgetown, He nituré t Cri + CON sUIRE IN AND Ha ATPUBLIc saLBR.—On WEDNESDAY M }» April 2th, at 10 0’o ock, at t pte da Sartiges, (rough Minv nearly opposi Cemetery, we shail ‘@ and Household F: on Broeatelle-covered Parlor Auctionoors. URNITURE, » Supers Frenci ORNAMENTS, Wake, RNBSS, ORN @ ‘the well, ali fects, com- 3 large Divans, with and six full gilt Side Mantel Sets, consisting of ele- ndelabras ved Curtains, with Gilt Cornice and Loops, Lace Curtains, ° Pair of French gilt Chandeliers for eandtes, with rich cut-glass pandants, Gas Brackets and Fi Superb Buhl Cabin hes with ¢ Four exquisit the card by 2 Paste! Louvre, tures throughout the house, large Centre, and Card Ta- ‘opies from the Gallery of Suit of Parlor Furniture, without covers, compris ine 2 Divans and Pillows,4 Arm Chairs, aud 6 Gilt Side Cha Large White Bruceele, Aut loth, Mattia Oak Extension Bea Pwo Oak Sideboards. | Moroceo Covered Ck Dining Chairs, Onk Pinte 31 Beanvtiful Bre beautiful s| Cryatal C| rKe a Servies, ri frnit and illows, sils, ity I ut 6 wers, na Pinner Servi Tables, Very large number of superior eop, vnided Glass Ware, Desser! i Ingrain Carpete, , Rugs. Ottomans,” ining Tables, ids ze Mantel Set, consisting of French Clork, Candelabras, Urus, I Ir Frect et of C nder, and Fire vile, t Tablo Furniture of new and comprising 12 Gilt Stands, with !ass Dishes and Candelabras to < Match, Superior Silver ptated Oval and_Rovnd_Dishos, Waiters, Toa Set, Castors, Tea Kettle, Urns, c. nd complete Sot of French Crystal Cut ilass Ware. Set of English Diamond-y Beautiful Green aud Gold chiy decorated with hand painted Tea and Coffee ng Bureaus, ny Mirror front and Plain Wardrobes, Plain lroa Bedsteads. [ron Crib, Superior Hairand Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and kets, Comforts, Counterpanes, classes, Toilet Sets, jad Lounge. Cornice and Shades 4, ke. A per Cooking Uten Excellent Roasting Jack, Refrigerators, &c., Together with a jarge quantity of household arti cles not necessary to enumerate, Ati O'CLocK P.M. In front of the residenoe, we shali sell— Pair of large and superior Bay Carriage Horses, between 6 and 7 years old. Pair of su 1 English loid Enghie 1 M va ot Oo! Brougham, et Wagon. | Cart, Harness, Stable Furniture, &c. periar blooded Mares, about 7 years old, rag Carriage, Perms : $5) and undor cash ; over that sumacradit of 0 and 9 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing, interest. ‘Tuesd o'clock p.m. “fp 15, fe of at 5 o'elock April, 1854, all numbered $63, recorded ou t or of the city of Washington as Lot num M: +A... No. nid records for Washi: Jolumbia, the subseribe: to the highest bidder on . n. Fthat Lot 2 OF Ny . The house will be open for exhibition on ay. April 26th, from 10 o’clock a, m. to 3 _ 3.€. MeGUIRE & CO., Avets. Auctioneer. VALUABLE PROP- irtue of a deed of trust, dated the A. D. 1351, and duly Zecorded in folio 9, et seq., one of the neton county, in the District ir in fron OND. wall nell nt public nuc ofthe premises: AY ‘btn day ot Square e hooks 0 survey- br, of the subdivision of Lot number 2, in said Square. ‘This Lotis Virginia aven improvements Blacksmith beanti m aF ally situat-d, nd also on south rame House on € street and hop on Virginia avenue, and will bo made kno . B. WILTBEE A. having a front C street. ‘1 on the non the day ustea, f square No f sale: Amount & oredit of &, fi ve © A ue of a devod A.D. SS, fr HI sh for Fy over § an . A.C RE B. At the same time other jots in the _Auct, neer. ABLE PROPp- of trust dated the and duly recorded 489, ot saq., one of the of Washington in the umbia, the subseriber will sell at pub- lie auetion, to the highest in frontof the Premises, at 5 o'clock p. NDAY, the leth day of April, 188, all of nd It of the sub- iI, in the city of Washing- fronting 50 feet on Seventh street west, ug adepth of 12 feet to au alley 15 feet s. being on the main street leading to the be very vainable, 101s a corner lot, any kind of busiaess nVestinent an epport For « ants y in oflerad. on that noe Auct, same square will be offered for sale. A roooms ; is ver, namented wit! £ B-Steokds. BARNARD & UTIFUL RESIDE OF GEORGRTOW AFTERNOON, 25th 1, on the pren (first lot north « ive A. GREEN. Auet, BUCKEY 5 Georgetowa. CK. ON tHe Heionrs aT Avctic x.—On MONDAY n instant. 6 554 o’cloc! son Fasc tte strect, o; the Cedars, iby A. Schedd, Esq. buil€in the best style; contains 11 enient. hoice fruit tree and pposite kth, thy new Frame Dwel Te grounds are or- flowers, and command a beautiful view of Washington and the Potomae shor This property is only gold f ect.use the proprietor has removed from the District, ‘Terms: Oue-fourth cash ang 24 months, with intere deed of tru-t t _ ap Ht-eo&ds N fs ft m seri ake he Distrie nan i2 oFeloe! 3, the residue in6, 12, 18, pat. Adeed given and = BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auets. LE.—1n virtue of a wrst of fiert as iaxurod from tae Clerk's Office of the Cir. t of Columbia for the County to nae directed, I CASH, In front of the oor of said county, on 'T April next, 1259, at i property, to wit: All claim aud interest in and to part of will expose to Court House, the 5th day of following de- t's right, title ot No. 15, in Fag! > m., 1e defendant Square No. St, beguming at the southest corner of said lot, and Pret to the pe Ret bo the po ingular the W ae wat of beginuin; @ improvements running thence north 30 feet, thenee t, thence south 3) feet, and thence ast 8¢ ay together with ali and ereon, in the city of hington, and levied upon the property of R ~ Duley, and will be sold to isfy Judie: 33, to Jannary term, 1838, in wor of & Co. use of James Martin etal. vi W. SELDEN, Marsha: mar li-ts for the District of Columbia. THRE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until PRIDAY next, the 8th ins’ Marshal for the Di lace. Papots 7 THE poll Jonad unul TUE! samo hour apa-ts THE ABOVE SAL PS until TU ESDAY, same hour an ap I2-ts ABOV place. place. S| for Y Vv. th same hour and of Colunbla, B SAL IS FURTHER v next, the 12th SELDEN, Marshal” District of Columbia. for the IS FURTHER t, the 19th instant, N, Marshal, strict of Columbia. By A. GRE STEAM ENG &) Avetion.—O: b at 5 o'clock p. m., the &c., in the house on n MO Lot 5 Auction: eer, D. GRIST MII, DAY, the ath mee. Steam Engine, Corn Mill 3. Phe- rded to ently, to the close, is thus ickes : parties were just turning the made — “ y roy wEnine STAR atthe Gannon he lade of the - ostmasters Rot ecents \~ eu ccomeaicaminema wen ene aa RRRSEEEeee Te OR SALE ~_ DENTAL NOTH Valuable F LS has removed his ) w Very Accommodating Torms— WELLINGS, viz: One Dawu, | ANDER sitaated on west side 2iet street west, between G Dr. Maister, ny and H north; t thi ide it. north, | @venue, between Sth and loth Ur. cap UEEN one of myh, (Ne mirgetl = ret at ‘will bo to see all wh STAR: Capt. Jones tam @ . ani 8 | Rete other bet joining newt form a FORTNIGHTLY lian ‘ on north zw Sov tact iraving thy Ss Oty Cont me, leavi oe wae ake sock alternate TRBRED, rey a NEW YORK |FROM HAVRE AND 5 a z at *, a thie city es ide I street, between Tit! sev- eral within the vicinity of the City Hall, and others in arent parts f Me gu. ber 80, For Sale—A la, BUILDING LOTS and FRAME DW in ditfvrent 8 of the city, at v: Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No. 20 ‘Tt rect, — E; Fo RENT-Tho DWELLING PART of t 3-story Hause south side of Pennsylvania & east of 7th st and over Harvey & y are Store. oe, to CAMPBELL & COYL F. COYLE & BRO VALUABLE FARM FOR SAL in Alexandria county, about 2% oorretown, at th wrsection of the Georgetown ad Little Falls roads, consisting of 102 acres. In- giure on the premises, or of Z. R ws S,corner Mth and K streets, Washington. ja Wtf 8 city. Teeth who ; and no person can Wier others who cannot wear these. Persons calling at my office can be accom modated th f Teeth desire ; but ta thows who are particular and wa i the pu: art can produes, the MINERAL PLATE will be more fully Kepner = poms in this cit ahs id Toth strecte? also; phia. BOOTS, SHOES, &c. B TAKE NOTICE. OOTS AND SHOES. find your SHOES do not wear or do not look ae | go to GRIFFIN & BRO.’S, No, 314 Penn. nd 12th, west; also, North Star. ces. meet Carry able surgeon: a BS, steerage yessoucers. aa lr RICE OF PassacE—Au Per Vanderbult, first pies weened eaten ee on of s- Bee eh. gay Srrcig de ivered on caton Sak Berta, . TORRANCE, No. 5 Bowling Green. ap 13-3m New York. NOTICE The Steamer JAMES GUY having TU 336 Ps Sr Nook Smee se 2i-ly = resumed her rovte on the Poto- ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—C Syonue. You Will find them, siwaye prepared to ESBAYS. fer CURR MAN . uE 3 SALE—Containing | serve you wi e most fashionable si war = 1 abont 25) acres. in Fairfax connty. Va.’ 2 wales ranted to wear well, and at the lowest possible cash PINEY OR Pee ae poset a? frou tis erty, aud the same distance from Alexan- | price, mar , wil leave Kipsaieon SATLR DA dria. ‘Thi im 13 in excellent order; has good ii i aren : aru ee “ i 0 fa buildings, and is well watered ard tunbereds pping at all itisall | For par aut a LUCIEN 8 PAGE rning. under fence, and large orchards uf the Pie) rietios of fruit. raspberries, strawberries, The | did assortment of Gentleme a ghascre, and, if dosiced the fae eal ee hewn: Patent ‘Caather ANOTON BRANCH. aAsors, and, if esired, aren e 5 H For particulars apply to CHARLES HASKING, . For Ladies—White Satin and Kid Congress and Lace Gaiters and Slippers; also, Fanoy Glicerous Slipps. Ca!! and examine my stock P. HOOVER® at 3; fe17 ___Jron Hall, Pa. av.. bet. 9th and 10th ste. Architect, Penn. avenue. mar 23-tf OTS FOR SALE—On the Canal, No. 3,1n Sq. 260, 60 by 100; No. 5, in sam? Sq., forms an L wit! No. 3, and fronts 60 fest on 13% street, adjoining the Foundry ; No, 3, in Sq. 29, near corner of Ohio av, and 15th et., about 75 fot front on € Yhio avenue, and D st., on Lousiana av.. and the Canal, rket; No. 3, in Sq. 382, 5 feet ou the Canal and about saino on Louisiana av., (part of Fuggitt’s Lumber Yard :) also, cast half No. 5, same Sq., 2 feet on the Canal and about sameon Loursi- annav. Apply to E. L. ROGERS, 3, Carroll Hal Baltimore. mar 1-2aw2n LOTS, amodating. Ala IskS ings, Stores, Merchandise, and of DAVID MYERLE, No, 2 mar 10-e02m* Fe. SALE—Two BRICK TENEMENTS in XE Goorzetown, pleasantly situated on West st., in the midst of an agreeable and polished socicty P E AND C LENS. NKS!! TRONKS!*+ f Sole Leather DRE! and STEEL, FRAME. TRUNKS this side of Newark, Noo eral stock of all ities of iS SCARPET and ie QTHER RAGS and » HOOVER'S, S . Pa, av., bet. sth and i BOOTS AND SHOES. Tan Constantly manufacturing and keep a full si = double-sole Mor. Boots, $1. kid Buttoned its, Lasting Gaiters, $1.25, The largest assortm: 8. m.. and 3 p.m. a Per ANNAPOLIS~takotrainelouving at? 308. nds pr. "For itis WEST—take trains leaving at 6.90 4. m. a ™. For ail WAY STATIONS—take trains leaving m. at 7a. jt one irain, at non Saturday uali' A variety of BUILDI Sp. m. goes to Philadelphia T. H. PARSONS. Agent. pad TOMB OF and convenient to the best schools and churches, A SP Shoes of ev Rik Seip um of money will be taken which w e to the ery OLLYER will run reg- | purchaser, in routs, 10 percent. Terms: One-fonrth of ourown make, to Mount Vernon the oots, $2, dais snd Overshoes, 5c. RK No. 2 Pa. ors cash, and the b nee in |. 2, and 3 years, with inte- rest half yea Mr. 'T. M. Hanson, Agent of Fire Insuranco Company, 7th street, will designate the property more partiouiariy, mar 19-eotf nd of Washington on TU ANS and FRIDAYS, leaving thy whart, 10 foot Blrect, af a ¥ re- turning in time for the early afteruoon train Prips! tn e. Coaches leave all the Hotels and the 5" pga venue and 7th street at 9a. m. * ma Marker Set farket $ Rou 19-1 OTICE TQ TRAVE W AR- , s NGTON CIT at ia man anes Ladies idren’s Shoes fc cars, we our ht will suit them in this line, K 8 nt s!— Hy street, A good cellar, 2 large yard, and brick carriage-house, situ ated on K street noth, near 25th strect west. 1 house has lately which you can prove Fon cen hediel all times) oe $ 7 he, Shove so well-known as J-W. XSon's Pinindelpna make. ‘no 21-1y 7 |. TRUNKS! HE Undersigned has now and constantly keeps on hand a far © and very super: So ole-Leather TRUNKS Yood- N id CANVAS T ANGEMENTS, WITH GREATLY IMPOVED SCHEDULE’ FROM WASHINGTON aRECT TO ALL ‘A ‘3 THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTHWEST, Via Potomac STEaMeEks avp RicuMonp anv Poto- Mac RaiLroan Ling. The two fast Daily lipes from Washi: for the South md Southwest. Bote leave Rhys ertin, fnt of treet, at m. m. the morning boat can obtain @ fipe breakfast on board, and enjoy t the beautiful Potomac. passin, Vernon. By Sans a rest a phn room: ar connect with all the Trains it. ‘The Greath Southern Mail ington cit; MeCurdy sortment o of September next, on the west corner of Penn. avenue and lth street, which for nearly five years past has been well known the largest and most successful boarding-hous: the Federal Metropolis. Its Position on Penn. ave- nue, about midway between the Capi and Presi- dent's house, and its immediate prox to the Washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one or both of which 18 open ey every night in the year, renders this property by long odds the moi eligible in Washington city for a hotel _kept on the wi con’ over this European pian. ‘Its sleeping apartmonts can easily | ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC, | ,,Ehe Greath Southern Mail is convered over this be arranged to aecornmodat hundred ARD REAL ESTATE AGENT. it . comfortably with lodgings; while its choking, | Refersto Hon iM fice, & railroading than by any other route, certain nking, dining, aud restaurant ranged Lo accommodate entrances, public and en the Eur lan. e rivato,will be on {ith street, within 9 feet of Penn. venue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharm Hall than others that can be established. For in- ington; Hon, James McCloud, Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & Lambert Tree, Esq., Washington, D.C. Attention given to locating Land Warrants a ne 2 the payment of Taxes for non-residenta. fe 10-6m partments can ar- connections to Fi na far greater number RICKSBURG, RICHMON ay making Basfeld W: D. nA UTHERN formation cerning terms, &c.,apply to W. Db. a0 nect wi WALLACH, Star Office, Washiigtn euty. HOE np Se MOTE — Tt-auray, | «Also, connect ot fichmond with the Denville, mare t i: ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, i Hotty Sprinc, Miss., Will practice in the High Court of Errorg and Ap- Igat Jackson, the Federal Court at Pontotoc, Phe Courts ot the Seventh Judicial District of Mis sippi, and will attend to the Cellection of Claime throughout the North Mississippi. se 18-tf XTENSIVE ASSORT. HOG WV. OF A LNUT, ROSEWOO ND OTHER PURNIFURE, rd SR te SALE, The subscriber, having ee his assortment of Furniture, would respectfully invite the citizens of Washing- ton, and the public, to cai! and examine his stock for them- WOOD AND COAL. EEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, That A. PAYNTER’S CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS is the only place in the city th Wood can be bought cheapest aad of the hota ity,in bales, bundles, or packages, wacranted tul! measure, ani ial 10 PER CENT LESS THAN ELSEWRERE IN-THE. CITY, FOR CASH. OAK, HICKORY, and’ PINE WOOD, sawed and split auy length or size desired, delivered any- where in the city, Navy Yard, or Alexandria, Oders left ai SPICE BRET UNPRS, cars OOGA, VILLE, Mt 5 TAU NCHB KN Y ON ites For through tickets and further in i pi the route, inquire at the Southern Ticket 9 o. Scene Or SRO. EMagrrine LY, _aulé-ty [Union] icket Agent. NEW ARRANGEMENT: GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTS, Via ORANGE 4ND ALEXANDRIA RatLnoan. wn, free of charg or Georgeto' SON 5 > ‘Hotel: Ives, consisting of— Sn Bal be Te streets Wie Wt. Wee: | Pine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward . Ss ve es ro! » ¥ 7 athe ae: | Fine Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind FROM WAneeeesOm Cees, BLT of Gey pny , VIRGINL FENNESSEE, The money tonscompany, the order in ail caxe e Walnut end Rosewood Etegeres, Ladies’ Cab- SER py ao AP 2th ASPAYNTEM, at Page's Wharf. | Ei mt Sofas end Chaire, ARKANSAS, Bitcas. -topand other Cottage hogany and Walnut Dressing and other Bureaus and Sideboards, _ 5 Fine Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrip- GAYS CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MII Wood prepared any longth and size; deliv to all parts of the city, Navy Yard, and George- town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. ‘The FERPSOE TICE RS Wallner ) e corner of Pennsy|vania avenue and 6t) \ the Per ‘ashington, on boars monéy to accompany the order, or to be realy when on, George 6, or at the office of range lisdelivered. T.J.& W.M.GALT, top Centre, Sofa, and other Tables, Alexand: the fue! is re ceae Neo nee and Crockery” Ware, Lavine: | Alexandria ae cupur ee purpose 1s to nell as cheap as any other person BhISPo RWORSILLE, AL’ iy a ashington, and on as favorable ter and I] a. CHATTANOOGA, NA ato} 7} flatter myself that no person wishing to purchase | Vif1k. GRAND JUNCTION will be disappointed if they give me a MONTGOMERY AND NEW ORLEA He. st family tn the Distriet, and will be sold for much le value, only becnuse the owner has no u: By a direct route, and continuous railway conmeg- cling eet cedifat a comp, onl bo- reater ¢. it i a orera failes shorter than other R DEPOT, Exeventn Sraget, hi tan ‘beat thres vay ; Two doors North of the Gas Company's Office. ho stpam Sorry boat George Enge leaves Sheneot DEipenuihe eRe ante eT Cetin ee Tho undersigned respectfully unounees that he | of7th sret ates oie Seer r thine a horse should be. Apply to WM. DO has accaptnd the Washington acoucy of J. & p. | gongera take the care tor Huchmond. “lle, ERTY. ap4 Baltz’s PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEE hich smlarite an for IRiskanbed aan pil pelea se LL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED Acainet | families, Baits Lager Beer has long been kept at | West, making sure and lose fons to Mem- & check, No. 196 ited states Washingt the undersigned it establishment, and ranks in this city, asin all hern cities, as the best manufac- tured inthe U States. All orders promptly filled, and delivered free sn” PETER EMRICH. INDLING AND STOVE WOOD.—Onr wmi!l being again in thorough order we pared to furnish all in wantof FUE phis. age Wagons and Omnibuses leave the office Pa. avenue, at 6 0'ol TAMER A NEVE, _je17-tf . Washingt HE PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COM- "ANY. Steamsh f this Comy carrying te tures toe fa for AC PuLeO,, y, for M Attorney order, for forty-two hundred ani ty-six and fifty-five cents, under date of Ith March, 188. Said check having been misiaid, payment ped. This check had not passed into of the parties in whose favor it was d therefore, be used rath mut 8, 0) t r Epa a ent. Q rates. Our machine prepared WOOD is acknow!- | CALIFORNIA, aud OREG Ne leaves: Ker CUR e t each month, on the 4 _ tar 17-00bm Seeeet & eee the Fuel by all serkers of <gonainy aud conve- | Panama twic month, on ¢ - ‘ y \0. S47 > hich leaves New York and New 0 On the Sth and Sith of each with and os ers, Gummecting VIA ceca RO, ‘ n St hips heve been ing = a Sia Mae obpareoad,and'eearaty ys "tine Panama Railroad (47 miles long)is now N. W. corner 12 Font af 17th mar 25-1w. 3 , a CARRIAGES. Tue Subscriber having made additions to his factory, making it now one of the largest, in the Di Mere his facilities for BE LACK BRU 2LS NET for Mantillas ; Tri ting for the same, in beautiful si + inst eeived at STEVENS’ W_ FANCY STORE, fact & LiGHT: on- — ap9-3t_ | WAGONS nuat fe surpassed, ard | pleted fom ocean to ocean. and is crosaed in 8.07 & et ot from his | xperience in the business, he ho; ours. ie of sengers Heep nbn paper card rekon don tle Ty oe ag Pee | cn ‘Vouk thramet to tee Peenolene ad passen- = Al kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on "All REPAIRS neatly done, andall orders prempt- ly attended to. 4 Second-hand Carriages taken in ezchenee, for new AN EW J. JOYCE, barked at, ama by it Sinphy Seapenae, Tae mouty pdt Now Wor covers all expenses of the tri) = ge 'Bianesson, to prevent actentiog tn sees Senet co that the route ntirely rel e ‘Ponams the same day they ar having occurred in owl rive at Aspin’ 5 through by each Steamer, and take charge of women and children without other proteo- Conductors go tors. = For through tickets at the lowest. ne the Agcuey, 177 ‘West «treet, New York, 4 y MO’ to ARMSTRO, RAY b—or A ert « Goons. pply of those Just opened this mor stylish Foulard Silks, at€2% and 75 cents, 1 dress patterns rich Hayadere Silks, Rich double skirt Grenadin» and Barege Robes, more of Rich Black Bayadere, pieces Rich Lustre Plain Blac’ wi a geveral stock of Dress Goud: the 499 7th st. Dand E sts., north. Real Estate Bougth Sold, City Le Dwel Jing Houses; al res, Timber Lands, i a by Virginia, within @ short distance of this city. Forms Exchangea for Ci Proyert R estern Lands Bonght, Soid and Exchanged. CO., Ni c.L. R above Fa. sv. Money Loaned on Real state et CO. Nes BA r 0. All Henares promptly attend SUPERIOR LD AND COTTON SHIRT | Purchase do well NGS, nN. ; NITED STATES MAIL LINE. x! Refermeen-“Hon D. & Lidkimun. New vort: 3. | U OMY KRoLap axe 100 pieces superior Irish Linens, from medium to | M Carlisie, Jos. H. Biacley, Win. B. Todd, and G,| ANd Witsour Fances on Eionr Yeane, ne Eig. vartere Oo Weekincon Ce eaea on 25) piecss Bleached and Brown Shirting Cottons, of maperiee brands, many le for our special sales, m| ‘Table Dispers, Damask Linen and Cotton Shirting: NT HOUSE, REMONE A CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ‘The Proprictors, having added, during the last many new improvements, Earpet FOR ARORA oO’: Regular Sailing Days, Sth and 2th of each month kins and Towelings, and Pillow Casings. reasnry WHITE LORED ARO- Staple Goode f cand Refurnishing. int CAUTION.—S0 impositions of Bes fan 7 mer A abatich ee, mae ra a Ry mies wy —— nee ahow various, Kinds, hare been i i Sesh, and invite the special exam: cepeetfully invite public attention to ata Wnereased | NIA. that the sub oS faollities for their necommodation. thorized agent for House, being the forecst Grst-class Hotel in the | Panama, in ine cil bs 3 i ir . a seek ence « atroet, between G and H, keeps and its locality, corner of Lake and Dearborn ate., | trac nall persons seeking pasmare: be earefal & constantly'on hand every article re in the immediate vicinity of the most fashionable true ‘of the Reramships of AS uired in bis line—a fine HEAR places of amusements, and close proximity to the Line, via Ral |, a8 no other par ENT CORPSE PRESERVERS, &c., &c. | diferent Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings, lew York is authorized to onRSs eilee Verk, Onallscuy hoarel’ toa day or might, Eiacks for: | En the Contre of the most desirable Business Pst ry ke ict corner of Sgr = Rished for fanerals at the lowest possible rates, Of the City, as rated 77 gorth River, atthe the Com: aay (ie weements to the traveler, fo 's the door. DIES OF WASHINGTON, GEORGE RROTHER & DRAKE. “er TY AF EGS Some: Naw Verte ney sonttony aiatatint ny stazk in now fall | INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITER | [occ wane ad ‘completo in svery department. My prices speak MONEY TO Loan ON DEPOSIT gcouoot a for themselves. ‘I rex ly solicit an early ex- cuune Beck SECURITIES. Be Ww ht se R. ©. STEVENS. matt HERS, BANKERS, Pe tog We oR kre: Sneha! 3 alway hand received, 8 new STEVENS a Ae RL aa at prices ap 9-7 ot pony "| seek. 4 CARRIAGES CARRIAGES: | ote Se ‘cash, x 4 35. Square 1. 20th avenna. 2S STR HATS AND PLATS nent T., will ba sold to the hisheat bidder. PLATED WaRE! | MAE _wo: INGTON is | Su Pr ity Lo KHtB BreRS bargain. and all the notions eeping, NOW receiving Slanyeuy PROF aie) ceomen 82 led A. GREEN, Aust, mare FRANCIS’ 400 sth street. : os ape