Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT TUE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Perusyivanis Avenue and Kleventh Street, aT W. D. WALLACH. Papers secre. in packag@w by onrriers at @4a year, er 37 osats per mouth. To mail scription price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for mx months; $1 for thrse months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 conts a week. Single copies, | cent; in wrappers, 2 cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi- Weekly, 25 per cent. advance; once a woek, 5) per cent. advance. Overations or tae Patent Orrice.—The following is # list of the patents issued from the U_S. Patent Office. for the week ending May 17. 1859—each bearing that date : BP H. Adan, of Taladega, Ala.—For im- pre ent in cutton be David All, of Newville, Pa —For improvement ba a er splints. Allen, of St. Louis, Mo—For stencil brush Edward R. Arnotd, of Providence, R. 1—For improvement in cut-off of steam engines. Wm. 5. G. Baker, of Chicago, Hil--For im- vent in variable exhaust of locomotive en- brahbam Bartholf, of New York, N. ¥.—For improvement im sewing machines b. ©. Baxter, of Poreston, 11 —For improve- ment in sewing machines. Douglas Ely, of Rechester, N cial lege. Saco, Me.—For improvement Y.—For tm- y machines. Soyle. of Koxbury, Mass —Por improve- ment in appuratas for cuoling bee: Merritt S. Brooks, of Chester, Conn.—For im- proved drill stock Join D. Backicy aud SF. Mosher, of Schagh- ticoke. N. ¥.—¥or improvement in plug for blast- fag rocks orze D. Cowperthwait, of Danbury, Conn.— For improvement in machinery for hardening hat bodies Jesse A. Crandall, of New York, N. Y.—For improved rocking toy. ©. L. Crowell and Robt. Smith, of Peoria, IL— For improved machine for upsetting tire. James E. Crowell. of Cheisea, Mass.—For im- Provement In drawing heads for spinning ma- « Wm. Dawes, of Washington county, Tenn.— For improvement in soap. Hieorge W. Dean, of Glenn's Falls, N. ¥Y.—For improved tuyere: Oliver H. Dennis, of Altona, Ul.—For improve- ment in cultivators. J.B Drake. of Goshen, Ind. —For improvement in straw-catters Joba LL. Drake, of Cine innat!, O.—For improve- ment in lamps. Daniel Ingham Durfey, of Croton, O.—For im- provement in apparatus for evaporating saccharine matter Jobn L. Frisbie, of Cincinnati, O.—For im- proved water indicator for steam boilers Kussel Frisbie, of Middletown, Conn. —For im- nt cracker. ord and Jarvis O. Ford, of Collins- Coun.—For improvement in water wheels. W.. Fox, of Athens, Pa—For improvement in straw’ cutters. Alfred Gould and Cyrus Marsh, of Seneca Falls, N.Y .—For improved arrangement of key board tur pianos. &« Jes ray, of Medford, Mass.—For improve- men ng machines. Wn trust, OF J own, Va.—For mprov a weighing an D. Harrington, of Rochester, N. Y —For mproved machine for roasting coffee. 8. of Princeton, I!.—For improve- n node of applying lever power Jusepl: Hawtin 'y;Geo.—For Y.—For im- wan 8. Jewett. of Buifalo. N. ¥.—For im- ent in cooking stoves. provement fe W. Jotnson. of Clarksburgh, Va.—For improved machine for manufacturing picket fen- cing isuse F.. Jones, of Cincinn: ment i w O.—For improve- sdjnstable canopy for railroad cars. Josiin. of Cleveland, Obio.—For improve- in centrifugal gua. Ibert B. Keeley and James S. Beck, of Ph - Pa—For improvement in_ pumps Henry S. Lesher, of Brooklyn, NY For im- La airy in breast pads and perspiration shields. cs » Lewis. of Tamaqua, P>—For im- ut in railroad fre Arthur Mayinnis, of Ph tadelphia, Pa —For iim- provement in ventilating hats . obert A. Maingay, of Pottsville, Pa. —For im- proved filterer and puritier. Alvert H. Manchester, of Providence, R. 1 For improved anti-frietion support for the bac ot redders. Alfred Marsh. of Detroit, Mich.—For improve- Ment fm cas retorts ‘Thomas J. Ms ny 1, of Roxbury, Mass.—For im- ty sticks aud wheels. d, of Brooklyn, N_¥ Mekvey, in metallic seals. f Warren, Obie.—For im- chines, wery, of New York, N. ¥.— Por iinprovement in screw excavator. ; x | Moulton, of Bostou, Mass —For extension adler ‘ob Murphy, of Half Moon, Pa. provement lu metal drilis. of New Orleans. La—For For im- af North Orange, N- J.—For im- es for Lushing corn. - of Albany, N. Y.—For tallie frat for window bh i. Norton & >. B. Norton, of Farmington, M+ —For improved mop handle Nelson Parmeter, of Gardner, Mass.—For im- provement in manufacture of bricks. Cass Page. of West Meriden, Conn.—For isn- proved sigual door bolt Hb. J) Pratt, of Washington, D. ©._—For im- Proved machine for shaving or planing ice. Asa Pres of Unionville, O.—For improve- ent in enti euben Rich, of Albion, N twent in water Wheels. Sylvanus Richardson, of Jericho, Vt—For im- proved water wheel Joba R. Rogers. ef Sacramento, Wis Proved washiug machine. = f Cortlandtville, N. ¥.—For Y¥.—For tunprove- For im of ‘Troy. N. ¥.—For improvement ling milis f Danville, 11—For improvement seeding machines Christian Shunk _ ment in retiuin of Canton, Ohio.—For inn- % irou in the hearth of a blast Phelps, N.Y¥.—For in- ore. Md.—For improve- nes. Mayuard, of Baltimore, arvesting machines of Litehtield, Conur—For » fuot-power machines. Stoddard, a, N. ¥.—For « Weather-boarding. &e. “i M_t.. Doty, of Chariton, iuproved puddle-wheel, ctell, of Warren, Mass. —For im- provement In connecting luyether the braces of russ bridges Charlies R. SL. Wall, of New York, N. ¥.—For tunproved yeopeiier Calvi heeler, of New York, N. ¥.—For improved needle-case aud index.” Nicholas Whitelall, of Newton, Ind.—For im- nt in seeding cultivators rater Worth, of Little Britain ‘Town- slip, Lancaster Co., P improvement in ce- nic nts for rooting H. Young, of St. Louis, Mo.--For tm- of Sunbury, Pa.—For tm- Provern switel Orson La Grange, O., assignor to himneett a aver, of Clinton Hollow, N. V__ For impeo ‘Tyranucs P 1, of Iudianapolis, Ind., Lb Faylos, © gau Co, Ind, of tadianxpolis aforesaid —Por Jaintes wachine. seer Cooper. of Windser, Cann , essigvor to Pho un and Josep W. Brigys, iuiprovenaent in window ©. B Cottrell. of Weaterly, bimsclf asd Nathan Babeork, woved feediuy dey Ev staves frou the bolt. delpbia, Pa., assiguor Audfew Harris and Jobu AW Hiarris, of same ~For improvement im vaivea for dry gas Millsr, of , Hl, assignor to place.—For im- of PEtiadelpbia, Pa, assignor to Boyer.and H- K. Hoyer, of same pvement in corn and cob milis W. Situuons sud George H. Simmons, wington, Vt. assiguor to themsclves nen Millington. of § 4 Mottitt, of Pi 5 qua, OLiv.— For Luprovements jn grain sepagator Ebening + , Tere. per AAREM <p ——. 61 ve .. a es ee ee copies. < saved. it in Star. vet, XIII. Wm ap aan < New York, N. Y.—For im- vement in mac fe it Y = a : inery for preparing oval pic C. Aultman & Co., of Canton, Ohio, assignecs of Philo Sylla and Auguatis Adams, of Elgin, — improvements fn grai and grass harves- Designs —David Hathaway, of Troy, N.Y , as- signor to Fuller. Warren & Fie of same place — For design for stove plates. Additronal Improvements —Samuel F. Hodge, of Detroit. Mich.—For improvement in ore-crush- bg deem Samuel B. Spaulding, of Brandon, Vt.—For im- Proverment in cooking stoves. Extension —Nelson Goodyear, late of Newtown, Coun., (Henry B. Goodyear. administrator.)—For act in the manufacture of India rubber cs. see —_ CAVALRY IN THE COMING WARK. The improvements effected in field artillery and in small arms within the last few years will tell more against Austria in the present war than against her antagonists, from the fact that they in a great measure neutralize her incon- testable superiority in cavalry. For active Service in tho field there is no power in the world which can complete with ber in this arm of the service. The Russian cavalry is more numerous, but both men and horses are rustly inferior to those of several western armica. The horses are low bred, and the men want both the great eszeutialz, one or other of which all good cavalry must have—weight and viva- ity. ‘They figured well on more than one occasion in the wars of the Frouch empire, but it was tarely they ventured to make head against either Kellerman or Murat. In all the wars with the Turks, previous to the last one, they generally sought shelter from the sharp sabres and blood horses of the spahis behind the in- fantry and artillery. On the only two occasions in which they were brought into action in the Crimea, in 1855, they behaved contemptibly. They were ridden down ingloriously by the nd were repulsed by a not par- ticularly well-direeted volley from Sir Colin Campbell's Highlanders, drawn up in line. We. of course. except the Cossacks from the charge of inefficiency; but fighting ia not their As combatants they are worthless; ae seouts they are unequalled. In fuct, the ordi- nary Russian peasant has not either the bodily activity or personal dash which must always enter into the composition of a good horseman A cavalry :oldier must be more than well-dril- led to be good at his trade. A great deal has always to be left to his individual! qualitics. The French soldier has all the dash, pluck and vivacity which cavalry so much need; and if he could be taught to ride, and France had any horses worth riding. the French cavalry would be the finest in the world. But the honest truth must be confessed. that between the pigskin and the Gallic seat there seema to be an irreconcilable hostility. Riding rarely eomes natural to a Frenchman, and there is srobably at this moment not a worse ‘-seat’’ nown in any ziewave in Europe than that of the French dragoon. The best French regiment, to any body who is at all familiar with the re- lations which ought to exist between man and horse, is one of the most painful sizhta in na- ture. Six or seven squadrons shot out of their saddles in full panoply, a foot-and-a-half into the air, and let down again, apparently in helpless agony, amidst a erssh of steel and brass, without apparent defence aguinst con- tract with mother earth. is not by any mean: a pleasing spectacle. The soldier is. however, at all times worthy of a noble steed. ‘The rem- nants of the French cavalry are generally fit for nothing but the wi or the dung cart— heavy, lumbering, big-headed. « ware-quar- tered, slow aud low-bred, the wonder is that it is even possible ever to expect a charge out of them. Their leading pvints uro tolerably brought out in Rosa Bonheur’s “JIorse Fair.” but she has gifted her animals with an appar- eut fire, which no Norman carbhorse was ever known to display. We once heard a foreign officer account for all the great ch of t French cavalry by the supposition that, after the animals roused into a gallop, the riders lost control over them, snd literally “rolled upon the foe."’ But the sneer is ill-founded. The French cavalry, i ite of all its defects has performed as brilliant feats as any in the world, owing, howe’ more to the grent pluck and dash of the men than either to its horses or horsemanship. When a Frenchman finds him- self galloping full speed. in a crowd. his mere excitement makes him a formidable antagonist With the English cavalry our readers are generally so familiar that little need be said about it. For one charge, or one march, or fur appearance on parade, no cavalry in the world can be compared to it. Continental officers are rarely as well mounted as the English private The horses are half or three-quarters bred. and the men probably prozent the finest physique of any similar bedy in the world. The eonse- uence is that in a charge they are irresistible No other cavalry in equal force ean offer any- thing like a decent resistance to their onset But the wen are too vy aud the horses too tender, and the result is that two months active service renders them worthless. Their history in the Crimea, short, admirable illustrates their good and bad pointe. No power, however, can boast such # body of eavalry as Austria. It is enormous in num- ber. Tho horses are excellent—well-bred handy, active and courageous. The mon are bold ‘riders, good swordsmen, aud better still are the right weight. and are reerui lin reat part from two of the greatest equestrian nations in the world, the Poles and Hungariane Jn the monstrosity so often witnessed in France, of a giant of 200 pounds weight, laden with arms a outrements, astride of a boast not igger than himself is never wit nessed. In short the Austr is the model light-cavalry man cf the wo small, light, wiry, active, indefatigable. ari from his cradle. his bridle in his hee ned} hand, eye and heart on his sabre, indefatigable in the march, swift in the charge. everywhere y turns and nowhere long, it may be almost said that the Hungarian hussar, now that the Turkish spxhi is at each sks pust, is the only light cavalry, in fuct the only cavalry iu ex- istence. Ifis cuts are as fatal and sure us other men’s thrusts. His horse is part of himsctt: riding or fighting are his pastime. In former days he was the glory and boast of the Austrian army. Those gay swarms of hardy little men which shot from its sides on the march were its surest aidsin victory, its besi safuguards de- feat. All this, however, goes dowa before the En- field rifle and the Armstrong gun. Let tho horse be ever #v swift, the sabre ever so sharp, or the rider ever so bold, the conical ball is too much for him. A charge of cavalry upon a body of properly armed infantry bids fair to be henceforward impossible. ‘wo hundred yards has been fixed by the hest authority as the proper charging distance, and in by-gone days it was only at two hundred yards that the fire of square began to tell, and suddles io be emptied. But now-a-days the iron rain patters on the horsemen before they get within half-a- mile of the fue. If they quicken their pace to close, the maddest charge will not bring a dragvon-horse on the bayonet io less than three minutes. and when he arrives, he is blown and disabled. ‘* When he arrives” —it he arrives. we should say; for ey. travers- ing eight Luadred yardsat the top of his speed, he reecives half a dozen volleys from practised sharpshooters. To send cavalry on such ser- vice will. we may safely predict, houcefor ward be considered madness. The foot-soldier has a swifter messenger iu his cartouche-box than the fleetest hussar, and Ausivia loses her wost efficient weapon.—V. ¥. Post —_——_—-+e-__—_ 17> At the Protestant Episcopal Convention of Louisiana, lately held in New Orleans, in the course of bis annual address, Bishop Polk spoke y favorably of the progress made toward estab y the propes-d University of tie South, to ward which between two hundred and tifty and three Lundred thousand dollars have already been raised nubian or husss WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1859. #o generally hat made Hn Sriuie Bean arouse P the tends of the eee toa paper. joe" Ee N2. 1,963. AUCTION SALES. RSHAL’S SALE —In virt f it of fi faciak issued from the Clerk's office of the Cre, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. _MISC ELLANEOUS, TS AND SHOES. manufacturing and keep TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. M I ant mp ra ‘onstantly RKANGEMENT von one of departere District of Fy sauce ay pone Pr a euit Court of the District of Columbia for theconuty wok OF— YL Bu . COL, 3 f Washingt a d ed. -adie®’ double-sole Mor. y Prom Washington—Steamer Geo! Publio nates for caste in front sf tie ees eat | [adios He glows Was ti $2.5, AMBROTYPES, Page ot id ms AGS. Sand gy pm door of saidcounty.on THURSDAY, the ath day | Ladies’ best ux. Las AMBROTYPES, tom Washingten— Oma Bernat of May, 1858, at 12 o'clock im., the fall--wing de- | Cluidren’s best Fux. Las ; only 25 cents. Sand w 2,4 and 6p. ma. scribed property. to wit: All doieudant's right, ‘ — Kid Slippers, for Ladies and Misses, pHovoonarue. up in handsome case, b pee egeer a € ere Page—at 3, el i ‘0 Lot No. nine, in 8 Ss, , My ley and S N: b “ix, (196, Misses’ and Children’s Boots and Shoes of eve: OTOGRAPHS, from A cxand: Coliyer—of dee Wedien oS Siem leapt in description, equally low, all of our own make,” only One Dol 3, 9,1) a. m., 1, 3, 2., oda: singular th roveménts thereon, seized and lev- J. ROSENTHAL, . and 5 p. it os riday mornings, wi ‘Re oliver’ ill ran her ree jor eac! me the property of Prone ak No. 2 Pa. ave.. Market Space, Sos 0 Ae Oe aceeel das 4 placetion te hicena Won es heretofore, and 8 propert, . Die! . ‘o. ave.. Mar! su g \ * ald to antral Judicial Nore cua, j& 13-20 ‘2d door above 8th st. GOOP PICTURES hor trips between Ww eshingtonacd Alexandra in favor of W, E Bol tee Ba tihtcheesval R pec the Wide taken in any weather, emem bar the Number— 450 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. . pes ict the shadow while you have the substance.” ly one SACK amend 2% p.m, from Alexan- drig Connect with the trains ot tee een ale and conneet wiih the trains of the orange end “Aiskee ee B. Sheppard. J.D HOOVER me 17-ts for the D. MA SHAL'S SALE.—In facias issued from the Cle curt Court of the Distriet of Colum! ty of Washington and to me directed B. TAKE NOTICE. ore AND SHOES.—When_ you find your SHOES do not wear or do not look neat, go to GRIFFIN & BRO.’S, No. 314 Penn. avenue. You will find them always serve you with the most fashionabl. Late Marshal tof Columbia, uecta writof fier office of the Cir- a for the cor prepared to je styles, war- G. STEVENS, j I i: dria Kailroad for the South Mercnana’ taiton ab e = vill ex tad to wer 1, e | t ble cash LO ER, > “i tp pubiieanie tur cash, iaront of the Court ‘House fea een rere ROHANT TALON Browne Boren XHANGE OF TIME, Sune, 1859, at 12 w'elook tha the foiowiag. eset hed Hass eee A ONAT ET Re | WASHINGTON BRANCH KAILROAD. F NOTICH.. : OR THE BALLS.—1 have just received a spien- did assurtment of Gentlemen's French im- orted Patent Leather and Moora! Puimp-sole ¥, to wit, viz: Ail defendant's rizht, title, ind interest in and to Lots No=. 3,4 and 5, in the city of Washiugton. D.C. and VESTINGS. and other SE ASONABLE, GOODS FOR MEN’S WEAR, which he will make to order in the best manner aud at He has also a choice stock of 1 c 2 + | Boots, Molrore vi Patent Ceather! see 3 James G. Coombe. and Will be sold toastis w Judi- | Congress and Laco Gaiters and Slippers; also, | EORNIS eqial attention of gentionen, Washington at 4.40 and 650s. m, Ht Hayden, ° May term, 10, in favor of Thomas | Pandy Glicerons Slipps. Call and HOOVER Se Adhering to the principle of one price onl at Sand 6.i5 p.m. SE M ina 13-ts for ths District oF Colvmbia. [MARSHALS sa LE.—In virtue ofa writ of fieri which it distinctly mark lie are sneured fair dealing. “Ys11 Iron Hall, Ps. TPO THE LADIE: 420 and 745 Am. - bat, 3th and Lorh wks, e y on each article, the pub’ on OF WASHINGTON CITY, from imposition, aad may ALLS The Syst seonats and t tikra” connect with Traing " n the Clerk’: Ci. Having been enzaged in manufacturing 1 ex | Mr. Wo. Bewnet, favorably knownto many | for the East West. cuit Court af the District of Colne Pee ee Nissen sat Chuldrene shoes Fea | cthsons of Watiington a: Cutter of dizinguanad | "The second and fourth are Way Taina ty of Washington and to me directed, | willexpose | WEM@MM@2> thin past 3) pears we ou merit, having charge of the Cuttine Departmect, | _ sp a. S, Agent _ to public sale for cash, in frout of the Court House | Kuow by this time what will suit th this line, public Will bo pleased to meot his friends and t gonora, mar rer GREAT REDUCTION. HE VANDERBILT LINE of United States n and can safely say that we do; which you can prove ¥ and serve them with by giving our works trial. You osu find (atall tines) A GOOD FIT. door of saul county,on MONDAY, the 6th day of J 185), at 12 o’clock m., the following described i ; 0 — ——-- nai; stonuaships— property, to wit, vig: All defendant's right, title, | the articles at the Principal Shee Stores in Wash- | ¢ DUPONT’S aN DER RL "T, Cap. Lefevre | OCEAN QUEEN ‘aim aud interest 1 to Lot No. 23, of sub- | ington city—the Shoes so well-known ax J. W. 35 Nt 35 ORTH STAR < : diviion inte the heirs of Solin: Davison, of | MeCurdy & Son's Phitadelphim wake. no 2! 1y- aes ee ee i dceueeccneace orn amte original Lots Nos 1.8,9. 10,11, 19 yin Se x = . . ¢ ' rece ae fe foe He tt, onting on Vermont teen inthe ate ot T° MEMB S, STRAN-| _W. ALBERT KING, Grorsxrown, D. C., for | New York Sovtiameton, and Haver. Washington, D. C., together w: i G ears past the Sole Agent in th ia for Mess ¥ Distriet of Colum. Wilmington, vq nd a large stock of all ER manufactared by dor, in 25 and50 |b, kegs U'S. Govern- ~ roof,) in Zand 5) ib. kegs F,& FFF, m6, 12x and 25 Ib. kegs Powder, in 64, = and 25 lb. kege under Mail Contract, leaving this sid each alternate SA DAY. aud the other side each alternate WEDNESDAY. th all aud singular ed and levied apon naud Levi Stowel:, TRUNKS! 7. Dupont & ¢ TRUNKS!!! The largest assortinen e DEL FRAME TRU Sax ae 8. P. HOOVER ‘on Hall, Pa. av., bot. 9th and loth the improvements thereon tern 1858, 1 ma 13-ts = HE MOST VALUABLE FARM IN THE SOUTHWEST MOUNTAIN FOR SALE Vanderbilt... woe Star, Saturday, April 23, ‘Saturday 7 A ts, Sporting I’, Ducking On the 2th of this month I shall offer my Rockwood RUNKS!—TRUNKS . Do. 3 do, iu | aud 3¢ 1b. canisters Farm at public auction. ‘This Farm coutinsnbout | 1 HE Underroot wren oS tantly keeps | Dinwond Grain do. tacit ein cee cee 24 acres of land, and is one of the most desirable on hand a large and very superior as- o Bike Pg SR payee PS a eee e eT her Wi, eke —— locations in upper Virgicia. The soil ia rich ead Ba sccnent of Sole-Leather RUNKSSIR 2. do. _ inS, and % th: canisters | Vandorbult, iat eaten, Gen ona Site oe one, the Improvements extansive, and in perfect ardor, and VALISES; also [ron-Frame and F, FF, FFF, Preen and % i camsters Lbstand Gah ceed ek iam af abube-sonm Foray uldenerizticn of the plane the pabli Wood Box TRUNKS: VELVET TAPESTRY rig Rifle Cor a 76 Gas ee ibycamistors | Bes Nake Rae arse la eae teeta Oftos of Chie papers ihe ancrine: ene oe FE AN aS ASE ING RAGS and CATCH: | Vie Erase of superior quality ia taresls | Dea Nore Stat are capia, 200; second eabin ‘aces in Washington, Balti “a ; an CKAges. N. .Pronka Covered aud every description of i vil eatueseand dixpatch, Ropeiring exeouted with yeeguess Grd dum M, iehmoend fears of th ndin the May number of the $ Speciz delivered in London Par Ail of the above will be sold at manufacturers D. TORRANCE, No, wi rices, and delivered froe of chargeto any part or ap 15-3m ern Planter, aud forwarded by mail i} Late Toruam & Norvus 9 District. = iw cic sae wae ee . The character of Dupont’s Powder has beer so E.— The Stes: 3 ing ma 512,17&2 _ Post Office. Gre Coat 7 Diora aoe Gee Os renews a woll and favorably known for ® haf eentary, that resumed her route on the Pote or, will leave Washington o DAYS for CURR RIDAYS (ce f 3 POINT and KIN turning, will leave Kinsale we deem it unnecessary to say suything in its PE We take pleasure at all times in sho: ang samapien and styles of packages to sportamen a: others. DENTISTRY, &:. D . PENTAL NOTICE. R. HILLS has removed his office to the rooms ROP TES- ERTY ON THE IsI. DAY, the loth day of ay next, I shal! front of the prem at 6 o'clock im, by virtue of a I" Office No. 35 High street, immediately ad- | &, 1. stopping stall of landings going dae o trust from Joseph D. Lafontaine to the sate oldie th Canal. p immolage ttt. | and returning. iEN seriler, ° long oceupied by Dr. Malster, (306 Penn’ia, avenue, betwoen Sth and 1th sts.,) where| ha will be pleased to see all who his services. For professional permitted to refer te Dr. M "1 M.D. PLAT persons personally at his « Many persons can wenr the. bearing date tho tw eighteen hund ed rd. jay of Bowen, Agent, ED PAGE, Prop’r. Narn Avexandria. iar ti TICE TOT cKS'-NEW - idee TRANGEMENTS, _ WITH GREATLY IMPOVED SCHEDULE! FROM waseryeToy Qinecr TO ALL, THE SOCTH AND THE SOUTHWEST, Via PoTomac SrkaM ERS AND RictMonD AND PoTo- mac KaiLkoan Line. REMONT HOUSE, CHICA The Propricte ear, many new imp men nd Refurnishing, Closets, Bath Room luxury aud e y invite publie al 8 for their accoumue louse, being the lave st first-e 1am kindly jad 0, ILL 472, one of the in the District of unty, va vine named the city of Washington, wd for and five, (4.and 4 four hundred and #ixty -fi improvements, witch consist of fortable Dwelling-houses. din Squ ss Hotel im the . é = thieesi, Gt aad seh street atts, fronts on south E, between |p! oi nmodnted | and its locality, corner cf ianks and Dearhorn sta, een FF sp oerebem te hha with any style and pri way desira: | in the immediate vicinity of t t fashic F g be paid down when the prop- | but to those whe are p i the purest, ' places of amusements, and close proximity he The two fast Daily lines from Washington for the aiderent Railroad Depots and Steamboat Landings, South aud Southwest, Boats leave their berths, foot of 6th street, at 6h: & m.and 6s p.m. Ps as oy the morning bout can obtain & fine breakfast on f not, the property will bo then ut up again and anid to the next highest 5 ould the whol hase money not be paid in five days alte o reserves the ngest, Se denture that LATE will be Roome in this city, No.335 Penn. avenue, between Tm the Centre of the smart desirable Business Portions e Cit ity, board, and enjoy @ pleasant sail of 3% hours down cost ofthe | oth and loth streets; WT Arch street, Pluislel- | presents superior daduocewate tothe traveler, fo | the beautiful Potomac, passing in full view of Mount Ivertisement | phi uusinest or pleasure. yer By the evening boat they insure a good fr 2 iE. GAGE Geer EATING AND per ands rest of four hours iv comfortabie or Ftate-rooms, and arrive in Richmond in time to connect with al! the Trains for theouth and South- “The Greath Southern Mail is conveyed over thie CABINET WARE, &c. NEW FURNITURE 8 ‘ORE, n $ t. ‘ ving our Fal! ofFURNI | the r Browns Hote! by ronte, it being 44 miles snorter, and im miles lees hour and place, i a HOUSE EUR ett eo NE Unues to be famous ay the very bast raijronding than by any other rote, making certain lowe othe: ouse: taurantin ashington city. ctens to ma Inw&its AGREED te toner can madi uthee Rouen yi Loversofexquisite cating willalways ERICKSEURG, RICHMOND, ANI XCHANGE—A FARM of find there the very choicest. Oysters TRG. VALS W IN AND anon the Ghicaeo ‘and havea ances Devebliant aaay ak: eae ae AA MGS TCOMER Sa a brio Seavinh » te be obtained in any eating hones in this TG e best quality; well watored, ing ON . —_e . 0) NE ear three flourishing towns, . Land well adap excelled by vn Chieago and ¢ ) ep by ratron: McKENNEY & LANSDALE, Insurauee and Real Estate Agents, 520 7th all 7th st. 350 atock, cheap for ye : ‘ ne of his establichmont is unsurparsed, ouse of the kind is more remarkable ie invariabie good attendance of all en ti 50 D STREET. 5 'E ‘PA PERHANGINGS—New cash, ag vars Er Sro moderate. price REDUCED O NEW MEDIC: No CHATT, bus, a ME y arioneed ork: Nod ALE apBeitmn st..near D._ fart guna mee ichtine ge Panatad Ub OkAND JUNC OARD IN THE COUNTRY.—u Je] SERE F LOUNGES, § Ei on RY. - Beet pat enn futenuine.wilitonn Su tut ROCKING CHAT INFLAM MAT OR) DISEASES, mauite wi muthera Toket Omen Ne ae ees nee Me meneraniintce tree: *y-HOLLOW CHAIR ONLY ONE DOLLAR! Penn, avenge, one door esat of Browns’ Hotel,ur om f All the Farniture 6 city, and guaranteed A D . , JOS. "TK. PLAN Parperhangers and tp 3. wt, i 1 Furniture Repaired and Varnisi XTENSIVE 4 RX miles fre CrRonic Packaces $2.50, MF Sve Advertisement. * CITY STE board the Bosts, foot aul6-ly {Uni . Tioket Agent. NEW ARRANGEMENT! GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE, f 6th street. jai7-tf RE Woovd MIL. 1 to make a ¢ : ily for hamling ng cords and bail-eords, The leasaut; fine shade, ex- vlawns. A carraze will ou Washington every morning i in the evening. Lew BAILEY, ma 3-eolm ‘airfax county, Va. i AL ut c aplit ss botasared afore” betug Vid ORANGE AND ALEEANDRIA Ractaon FOR RENT AND BALE ROSEWOOD AA vaith Offcon NT Wrece lana | 2 ip pea Spee FOR RENT AND SALE. (The sutiscriber, having completed lis assortinent | 947 ¢ lest 0 (7h st. below War Depart't, ap 15-11 FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D.C. rae oe : = fPurniture, would respectiuty :W TATE Sallie vacant LOR ANH 4 fnvite thn eiinons of Washing DURES 2 irre, Wiseman TENNESS) he Prosiy| Chureh, 32 feat | 8. and the public, ty eal a ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, ALABANA: peasavth. dppomita the Presbyterian Chureh, Se feot | fan. andthe punlie, Me oa a RNEY ATLA, Ni ai oNiys thd gindorateyouriy renters ©) Masts ail taxes | Solvex consisting of, . Refersto Hon HMR Su"Sonats, Wash AND TEXAR, For Saie—A new Wooden PUMP, suitable fora | Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward n; Hon, field, Wiseonsi well or cistern ahout 20 feet deep. Apply to Dr. CRAGIN, 124 Dunbarton street, Georgetown, ma otf TVENTION! aT TION !—That wii situated ROAR DID ESTABLISH ME: opposite Centre Market, corner of 8th street and #, Will be for rent on the 15th day of May (t can be obtained at the TERN RAILROAD OF- yivanin avenue and sth street, n, on board of the Steam Ferry Boat <8, of at the office of the Orange and Railroad, at Alexandria, Fino Mahozasy, Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind . and other Bedsteads, Fine Walnutand Rosewuod Etegeres, Ladies’ Cab- inets aul W iatnot: Fine Mahogeny avd Walnut 8 Fine so! Non. Washiagte . C, Attent: Ant to the pay fo 16-6 I OOK FOR THE 4 ofas and Chairs, \d oak Marbie-top aad other Cottage Chans- tity ze : RICHMOND, DANVILLE, LYNCHBURG 1 For torins app y at No. 376 Ey strest. hogany and Walnut Dressing and othor _& maxnifice ENGLISH | BRISTOL, KNOX VILL Ut APLAS- tween With and ith pad wa Tt Burcaus aud Sideboards, S, framed or mw Iso, al! kinds of | pA CHA’ TTANOOGA, G . HL Fino Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrip- MEMPH ‘ vit TION NOR RENT—Tae DWELLIN S-story Hause south side of F east of 7th street, and over Har ware Store. Apply to CAMP RAND J Cc N, MONTGOMERY AND NEW ORLEANS. E 3 a PICTURE aud LOOKING-GLASS FRAM WAGNER'S, ita Kirkweonig?. deat 1S Pe awaon »p Centre, fa, aul other Tables, sa aud Cr, ery Ware, Looking By @ direct route, and tinuous railway connec- tion to Memphis, Affording ereater expedition and comfort, and be- ing ow by any other route. Ble wt Paze leaves the foot of 7th street a lexandria, where pas fencers tak i, Charlottesville, Staunton, V 1g, Woodstock &0., anid at 63¢ p. m. for Richmond and all points South= west, aoe sure aud close connections to Mem- Wagons and Omnibuses leave the office ‘ o o’olock &. m. and 6 p.m. Pa avenue, ato MES A EVANS, gent, jei7 tf Washington. pee PACIFIC M. u {STEAMSHIP COM- F. COYLE & BRO. WAUUSBEE FAR lexa: My purpuse 18 to sell as choapasany in Washington, and on as favorable te flatter inyeell that no person. wishing will bo disappointed if they give ae ° ne .G 4 No. 52 Seventh etreet, Hrin, cu rsisned respectfully aun pted the Washington, a=«: PHILA DELPHE he is now prepared to fu families, Balt’x Lager the underaigned'a stall city, 28 In al ¥ LAGER BE wh to the trade hae long bee te Sulphur Spr quire on the premix Mth aud K street ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Contaimng about 2) acres, in Fairfax county, Va., 9 u froin this city, and the sa Lintan om A dvia, The farm is in excellent order; has food buildings, and 1s well wa nd titnbored; itis all Buder (once, and large orchards of Lhe best variotics of fruit, rtspberries, strawberries, &c., &c. Tho ot mule wilt ept at shinent, aud ranks in this | northern cities, as the best mauufac- tured in the United Statex. ify A}l orders promptly filled, and delivered free of ouarce. fe 25-am First-rate SHEPHERL GROVER & Scents per ream at » ma IZ CELEBRATED FAMILY WING MACHIN 1 Steamships of this Company, carrying t je very ; : n CLOTHING | yO Tutt Sates Mattor ACAPULCO. : acorn, aud. if desired, ve ee 1 Itis my “ rey toay meres ad Mack A CALIF: 2GON, leaves or particulncs apply ‘to CHAR L, he best in the market for family sewing. Sp BENT FINE FURNISHING GOODS, P onth, on the arri Architect, Penn. av purchased from the Sues as veut upon thei Ne 300 Pa avouce Nano Hote! Buildiug,) | 28 ts Mal & 3 Company’ Steamers, with ng, making aseam of unequaiicd WASHING Tox, D.C. which lexves New York and New Orleans regularly t uty. They are simple in construc- VALISES, AND CARPET BaGs, | ¥™ WOGD AND COAL. paged, not liabl. » VALISES, he Sth ace Whof each month, with the mails end paseones NAMA RAIL- IADS. These Steamehips have been ing and ap- ay the Newy Depectment, and guaranty speed i their operatic ut constautl by mongers, Cunnecting Vig PA Smal. Pxorirs anv Quick EEP LT BEFORE THE K PEOPLE, k 336 P: ye stems are kept so port in Panama and gar Francisco, to prevent detention in ease o tee ure proved b HAT A.PAYNTER’S CITY STE: Aizo, a full supply of NEED ae ae ips 4 picer lla P ; * Y ma Railroad (47 miles long) is now com LIS GAND TOV ‘ «fund overything pertaining to those Sewing oo fron ora £0 oops, and tac ed ing on 4 * im A good Operator in attendance to show the pag iA oy Cy z a dee and give full tuetructions in their use. bees a hatany wag igor ne . & = _ apany’s OX he money ow 4 , AL T'S covers sil expat ses of the trip. ua = HUKINDLING A P ‘OVE WOOD, CO. rit DsT ASH TES) nf that the route 1s entirely relaadble—no parie cororea in eight years, 0 e a? 52% Orders left ats. W \ -K. Handy's, opposite Wil nent of A " ienmencers leave Panama the same day they ar gear Pace’s What fetctiel cet ee FAIR PRICES EXPECTED! th aud 14th erecta, nese Willarde’, __Ja2¢ty_ |" CSyngncusra eo through bv each Steamer, and take tended to. ‘Office at Cainpbell’s Laine and Saud | We wishit understood that we design di SANDS & JOHNSON, PRACTICAL CABINET | 0837K6 of women Bnd childréfi without other proteo- Gtore, south mde of Ith west brides 6 money | Cth business. Persons sending ust! rs will Ss MAKERS and) UNDER AL tor please send the money or have it ready when the fuel is delivered, thereby saving us the trouble of sending forfit, We would say to those few persons having ac- counts, We consider them due at any time we pre- to accompany the order in all cases,or be ready when the fuel is delivered. _A. PAYNTER, at Paxe’s Wharf. GAR CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL RS, northeast corner 6th and F eep3 constantly on hard ail kinds and alzes of READY-MADE Corr Calls coumptly attended tu at all hours, Walt alse ih h tickets at the lowest rates, apply pt iy West srect. New York, Pa d—or to AK be ose HARRIS & €O., Now Orleans—or C, L. BARTLETT, Boston, jy 24- AGEN Via PANAMA KAILROAD, PARK FIRE INS. Just received a cargo of the abovi 3 dolivered | se 3 i attend to the ro:noval of bodies from the old buris! Sy eee town. Ocders by mail promptly at "Pha | Otficos —NW. Corner 1 id furniture neatly repaired and varnished. ww race money te re apes aa i ‘or ts when fuot of 17th st.. be! ‘erme most reasonable. apa im AND iTHOUT Fa: rae the fuel isdelivered. "T. J, nae Saree ~ a 7 — i - 2 Be MeKENNE HITE GRAV > POR CALIFORNIA AND OREGO! * Fost et ttelr at. bos ad 520 ® WTR OUPNG, Usk DEN WALKS, £e. si ¢ wild- supplies $0 ing Saud, Wood and Coal, cheap for each, at my ‘ular Sailine Days, 5th and 2th of each month G MECHAN other Con it capita Wharf. next to ith atret bridze, Call and leave | 24 — FRIFFITH & SHIEL $38,080 0 y adjusted aud pt your orders. W. BATES te Browns’ Hotel, ty of Bench Planes, Haad, P Hammers, Hatchetts, Rules. Be Drivers, B. UTION.—So many frands and imporitions of 8 kinds have been sat! FA trated on travelers bound to CA LIPO: NIA, that the thorizec ayent paid. Dealer in Wood, ith and & ASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS 7th treat. near 1. war 2% (Stater.) oo JS, FRUIT DISH 584 9th st,, (wo doors North of Pa. Ave, = : uty KE BASKETS, cas Now ig the time to cet SPRING and SUMMER | t.cnirty al perenas senting passice te Californites 3, etc., suitable SHIRTS mado up to order. Tho xubseriber 18 pre- | that re avoly IMPosTTioN, thes imust be aretul to . SEMEN IRTS, DRAWERS, &c., at the | fat ha teas wiher ips of the U.S. Jeweller, 320 Pa ayer jatgl deseriptions of Sewing dona, | Kes! Line. via Panama Raulroad, ax no other office st ma 10 between oth and loth ste. | SHIRT ROSOMS, COL) aod WRIST oj} ork say thorized to en BelNoe y. ers cannot fail tosee the advantages of- | ~ >, FOR SALN. - BANDS neatly stitched. ba tm tho panies by-ve only one office in ork, fared, beth in variety and low priors. 1 | 520 Hoses 520 f mar tee ___H.0. NOYES _] which in at'i7t Weve street, comer of W ren onthe Nore xiver, atthe head of the Com: FRAMED DWELLING No. 642 N_ st. north y SHIRTINGS AND PILLOW LIN. ’ EST QUALITY OF PI a N, betweon th and Sth; Lot 20 fect 4 inches by ies foet? | Drtana at RENCH, ITALIAN, German STRINGS just reocived amd he the door. 4 i loa 91 fee! f = ble Diay in all grades, & 1-feet alley. Will be sold a bargain if imme- | gale, at wholosale and reta 1,atthe M ‘Store Accent, New York. Pamast Table Nerisasand Delioe’ diately applied for. mat WG. MEEZEROTT McKENNEY & LANSDALE, trish Linens, of the best makes, and ‘at the lowest PACKET 1088, tate A. L Insurance aud MORE AND NTEREST ALLOWED DA TNE? HOMER ON DEPOSITES. rae cal ird’s Eye Diapers, in ell grasa, mais tf ____ 820 7th xt., ne a WASHID waves Com Beinssk aod Heckxinck Towels REL WONDEIG OP WAanite sa oe 7 ON STOCK SECURITIES, | Qui strut wharf} : i Ss A Bs 5 H ERS, ND STATE. v titans enon pe eM es 28 TS With mane otherdesirable goods,all of which will | T2"7 * Neale teneune “8 6r_ | FOR SALES A large Herring's Wilder Patent | Tine ERIDAYS. be woud aL tho lowest cash prion. RECEIVED—10.000 doz. of RUCHES | abla for kankeore anh snatches nok a 8 BouOMTatA. polenta aretais antic al . ‘ i jean. - > PBS vet . 2 “ EO ein ley Cane Yee. pal Re nold whsiomnle tag eat Se Faces eal a a ter are’ slumbia stops at the principal landings om HUNTING ENGLISH PATENT Le. | 8382 No. 84 Market Spnaa, STE NDAMERICAN PLATED | “Tor freight apply to warrsated, from $40 upwards, WLAND'S MACA! 1u at sipas | BES ENGLISH A Heys Meat THOS. W. RILEY, Avent, sENKEN's, tid | BR ae Patets near tab st GIBBS Been — Degt,! ep 4-TukThim Riley's What tith syotte