Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING 7 STAR| PUBLISHED EVERY (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Gorner Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street, aY W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers at @¢8 year, er 7 cents p*r month. To mail subsoribersthe sub- scription price is $3.50 & year, in advance; $2 for x mouths; $1 for three months; and for less than ee months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, | coat; in wrappers, 2 cents, ADVERTISEMENTS (of sight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi- weekly, 25 per cent. advance; once a week, #0 per cout. advance. SS THE LONDON TIMES ON THE SICKLES VERDICT. [From the London Times, May 11.) After lasting for a fabulous number of days the trial of Mr. Sickles, like every other huma: contest, agony or exhibition, has come to a eclusion The verdict has been, as every- y winst have expected it would be, one of acquittal. We are far from asserting that such ne lusion was not borne out by the evidence. { Mr. Sickles aeted under the influence of exceedingly violent provocation there ean be nv doubt, and most likely the strict Ietter of he law would not have justified a severer ver- than that of manslaughter. But it seems * # strong measure to find that a man . before the homicide that he committed, wasot perfeetly sound mind. and who appeared before the jary in a most unquestionable state vt sanity, committed thrt homicide under the influe| madness. It looks as if the crime hei been made the proof of the madness which excused it. Be this as it may, we are not tt to msinuate any censure on the verdict of the American jury, because we are very much inclined to believe that a jury of our own countrymen would have arrived at a similar conelusi If we wish to eliminate the doc- trine of “Served him right” from the decisions «f courts of justice, we must devise some tri- buna! less open to popular influences and pre- m-lices than that palladium and pride of our Tiveretes, « British jury. But, while we freely admit that the conclusion was one at which, however contrary to law it may be, any twelve ordinary men were almost certain to arrive, we must say that the whole circumstances at- tending and following tae verdict of acquittal, the license allowed to the bar and to the an- dience. and the demonstrations of popular epinion which followed, are not caleulated to Sauer free institutions in public estimation. We cannot forget that though Mr. Sickles y have many claims on the compassionate ces of all who justly estimate the weak- f human nature, be is not an example to lowed, not a hero tobe admired, but a uided man. who washed out a grievous of- e in the blood of his enemy, siain in the pen day in the publie street, without the pos- sthility defending himself, and with every circumstance that could show a fixed and fero- cious determination. Casuists may differ as to the precise amount of guilt, romancers may deck oat the crime with the attributes of hero- ut sober reason must still regard the act us deeply censurable, if not highly criminal, esults as a misfortune to its perpetra- ly inferior te that which he inflicted m This being so, we confess we are sorry to hear that the verdict of “Not Guilty” was received witiy a ‘loud. wild. thrilling, tumultuous hur rah’ from the speetators.with cheer after cheer, the waving of handkerchiefs, and a general rush towards the dock. The audience believed, no cloubt, that they were making a vigorous pro- test against adultery; but it may also be ques- tioned whether they were not. in their zeal for the seventh commandment, lending their ap- rituse to the impunity that waited on a bench wf the sixth. The Marshal and the Jwige seemed to have been alike unable to arrest the tumult. Mr. Stanton. one of the prisuner’s counsel, moved for bis discharge before the verdict was recorded, and, in the name of Mr Sickles and of his counsel. returned thanks to the jury. We certainly remember to have sead, in the reports of the infamous trials of persons accused of the Popish Plot. that judges were in the habit of telling juriestha t wy hal vcted as good subjects and’ Protestants, when, om the dence of Oates or Bedloe, they sent sme unfortunate gentleman to the halter or tu blo utwe never before heard of the a prisoner thanking the jury. on nis client aud himself. for their ver- ‘ as if they were electors at a polling booth Lf that verdict was just. the jurers were en- titled to no other applause for the discharge of their duty than that of their own consciences; if unjust, they were entitled to the reprobativi alt good men. In ne case could the idea of val obligation from the prisoner to the be entertained: the very notion of such a Was in itself an insult. ittle, however, cared *- the stentorian Stan- ton” for these things. Turning from the jury he addressed the crowd in a very pithy piece of forensic eloquence. “ Now go it,” said the barrister. and the enthusiastic crowd ~ went in” dingly with another peal of shouts. Mr. Sickles was kissed by his friend Captain Wiley. and overwhelmed with congratulations, as he had achieyed some exploit more than or- dinarily glorious. On his slow but triumphant pessage towards the door. he had to pass by the jury-Lox; the jury expressed a wish to con- gratulate him; he stepped over-the forms to meet them, and their salutations were heartily temlered. Then the counsel for the defence exchanged compliments and congratulations with the jury. Qn emerging from the cvart Mr. Sickles was weleomed with fresh volley of cheers from the crowd. Of course he was tmmediately called upon for a speeeh, but by this time he was so much exhausted by the ex- cess of popular enthusiasm that he was unable to comply. A desperate effort was made to take out the horses and to draw him home in triumph. We cannot prevail upon ourselves te on this well-meant attempt was un- suceessfal The house in which Mr. Sickles was deposit- ed was -urrounded by thousands of people, and so much did this ovation appear to be to the tiste of 1s principal object that Mr. Sickles in- tends to remain in Washington for a week. The counsel who defended him received the compliment of a serenade, and as they, on be- half of Mr. Sickles, declined the honor for him, pebhe enthusiasm could find no viher veut than serenading the jury. Thea we have the sayings and doings of the jury; bow they came to Mr. Erady’s parlor at the National, and condescended to unbend on the subject of th verdict. Mr. McDermott spoke of his devut to the family altar. Mr. Knight brought h fiddle with him, with which he had solaced the long night: eclusion which the jury hail to pass. and played several airs tw the audience mm Mr. Brady's parlor. Mr. Arnoid, the fore- man, hopes that his latest posterity will honor his memory for ing served on that jury < ag aod mimie among the Sickles that had Mrs. m. he would have ‘wrought not merely a pis:ol but a howitzer to bear on the seducer. The jniler wep!; Mr Brady of the parlor, one of Mr. Sickles's coun- eel furned pale: Mr. Phillips cried like ebild.and « Meagher of the sword,”’ in the exuberan:e of his hen apped people of the them if it were not glodious The guests at Willard’s Hotel stood up and shouted befere dinner, and an orange vender presented Mr. Sickles with a box of his fruit token of sympathy. ‘There is, no doubt, ty aud hearty feeling at the bottoms of these coarse and noisy demonstrations, but e want of decorum and Th ekles. after all, has not saved his coun- try. has not amended her iustitutions, or yindi- cated her laws. Jle has, wader what may be conshlered an intolerable provocation, sent an ng fellow-creature to his last account, with- ‘ vne feeling of mercy. without one moment of respite. For this he receives applause and ratulation such ax no living American cit- sir and untainted hischaracter. hought worthy to receive. Lt is al-o nguishing merit of trial by jary that the Jerers come from the body of the people, and retern to it when they have discharged ther duty. unknown and unquestioned. Bat here we bave the jurors made the vhjects of x publie ovation. there words treasured up as « "i and their most nificant wets chron with a morbid avidity. Are not those w: eatrusted with high jadicial functions 4y ly prone to court popularity without bei . t by valgar incense, and is not the mind 20 chante suficieutiy prone. toa bivedy relress of injuries without deifyi revenge vad homicide ip the person ef Mr. Sickles ’ ning. HOW BOULDERS TRAVEL. Tt is well known that hage boulders of rosk are often found hundreds of miles distant from the hills or mountains to which they originally belonged, Were such enormous masses transported? They often weigh many tons, | | and no ome s ageney could have availed for AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, INDA 1 sell. on. the Pp. w., forty-four Building comprising the lwomotion. Hugh Miller, in his volame on | favetctn atti at pyeate cate epi foes. eh ch ‘Popular Geology,’” just published by Gould & ‘oved. #€ lots are from 2) to 30 feet frout Lincoin, gives the credit of such gigantic facts | *™1 8 feet dosp, running back to an alley from 15 to 25 feet 1 inches wide. and situated between Daud Satreets north and Let and 2d streets west. It is hardly necessary tu direct attention to the improvements now being made inthis and the ad- 3 itis heme built up with first class s deatined to be one of the most desira ichbor hoods au the city, ‘The tile te the above lots is perfect, gud they will be sold om the following terms: One-Afch cash, and the balance in one, two, Gave, four and five years; to icebergs, and gives an elaborate argument to prove that Great Britain, Northern Europe, New England, much of the North American continent, was onee covered by an Aretic eeean, over which icebergs floated, as they new career in Baffin's Bay. In illustration of the power ot ice to transport boulders he gives two well-known facts, which are much to the the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay- ee interest ts ba paid semi sumunity deed Sines and “Some of my andience may have heard of a | interest to bay taken. And any fot ind on will’ be boulder, well known on both sides of the Moray } sold, the owner having determined to sell the prop- erty at its market val: Frith as the - Travelled stone of Petty,’ a dis- ue. trict whieh includes the Moor of Culloden, and at whose parish church Heeior Boece saw the gigantic bones of the colossal Little John. The Clach dhu n-Aban, or black stone of the white : ‘for — is the graphically are Gaclic name of the moss—measures about six | ——-—— aa ms kaa: A ‘ < ‘ Si ’3 8. *.—In e of a writ of fier! hese Tota have been “handsomely ‘inter, Aed duri fats ofthe had ‘at my strict of Columbia for the coun- 19th February, 1799, as a march-stone between to me diree! i= expose the properties of Castle Stuart and Culloden. acfatee MONDAY che are Gomes It lay just within floodmark, near where « lock ma the following toseanel little stream mod fs itself into a shallow sandy bay. There had beena severe, long-continued viz: Ail defendant's Tight, title, frost throughout the early part of the month: Square No. inthaety i Weekinsten Dre uare No. im the city of ashington, together with = = “ ith ali and singular the improvemen and the upper portions of the bay had acquired, | thereon, seized and levied Ppow ss the property mainly through the agency of the streamlet, & danee G- Coombe, aud wil wold to satish Jt continuous covering of ice, that had attained, laydon, ye W. SELDEN, Marshal for the District of Columbia, ARSHAL’S SALE—In virtue ofa writ of fieri 2 facias ixsued from the Clork’s office of the Cir- cuit Conrt of the District of Columbia for the coun- Washington and to me directed, 1 door of said county, on MONDAY, the 6th day of . Haydon. round the base of the stone which it clasped Fal ts fast, a thickness of eighteen inches. r “On the night of the 19th the tide rose un- usually high on the beach, and there broke out a violent hurricane from the east-southeast, accompanied by a snow-storm. There is a meal will in the immediate neighborhood of the | June, 1858, at creek any site following. desoribed * 0} «to wit, viz: 4 > ate ee oe afelated | Glnim and interest in and to Lat Nox 25 ot tho on: division made by the heirs of Jolin Davidson, of got » on the morning of the 20th, so violent | original Lots Nos 1.8, 9, 9, 11, 19 and 2, in Sqnare was the storm, and s huge the snow wreaths hs No. 214, fronting « ont bts in the city of that blocked up every window and door, and Washington, D.C. her with all and singular FOO. BEI and | the improvements th. 1 upon rose over the eaves, that he could hardly make | as proports of Otis J, Pros Levi Stowel., hi way to his barns, a journey of but a few ferme the. in thee rity 5 No. 31, to May s; and in returning again from them to W. SEL, Marshal is dwelling, he narrowly escaped losing him- | ma t3-ts - _for tho District of Columbia. self in the drill. In looking towards the bay, in one of the pauses of the storm, he could searce credit his eye-sight: the immense Clach dbu n-Aben had d appeared —vanished—gone fieri factas issued from the Clerk's office of the ’ mrt of the Distriet of Columbia for the WV echingson and to m9 directed. | MASTS S$ SALE.—In virtue of 12 writs of expose to pubiie ral cash, in front of the Court elvan off the ground; and he called to his w How r of ward « ty on FRIDAY, the loth in astonishment and alarm, that the “maikle | 1) of June next, U 12 oreloek ma. the lowing deserived property, to wit: All defendant's right, title. claim and interest in and to the andi vided moiety of partof Lot No. 5. in Square No, 4:7, bectunine he saime at the southwest corms {said lot, in said square, running thenee n wardly along the line of ath xt, went 22 fet : t due east, at right angles with said ath street. to the stane was awa.”’ “The honest woman looked out, and then rubbed her eyes ax if to verify their evidence; but the fact was unquestionable, the ‘maikle stane’ certainly ‘was awa;’ and there remain- ed but a bollow pit in the sand, with a long, | end of said Lot No. 5; je due south 22 feet: thallow furrow, stretching from the pit owt | thenee due west to the besinming, containing, 23° wards to where the snow rime closed thick lar the he roments thereon, in the city of over the sea, to mark wlére it had been ashing to: Cc. When, however, the weather cleared up. the | . Alto. the thdivided moiety of part of Lot No.4, in Square No. 42%, becinning at the northeasterly corn=t of said To . 1, in said Square: thence runuing south along the line « strert west, 21 feet 3 inches; thence west 7 feet; thenee nort stone again became visible, lying out in the sands uncovered by the ebb, 750 feet from its former position. In the evening of the day the neighbors flocked out by scores to e amine the scene of #0 extraordinary a prodigy. | th the vity of Washi Where the stone had lain they found but the deep dent, connected by the furrow which ay athwart the bay in the line of the hurricane, with the stone itself, aruand the base of which there still projected a thick cornice ot this new position the stone’ still, and unly a few years ago—mayhap, still—a wooden post Feet north, and running thence xouth on sari Ist Atreetin feet thence west 66 feet, thence morthg® fet, thence east 66 feat tothe place of beginainc, containing 6. nare feet, more or less, together with al! an aguiar the im- provements thereon, in the wity Washington, D. C.. seized and levied upon ne the Property of Thor. : . Gallican, and will be sold to xatisty Judiciaia Nos, which marked the point where the two e ntig- | 95, ta, 21 27, 2, 31 tl, 43 and 4. to October uous properties met-—marked also the spot in fin from which, after a rest of ages. it had set out _ on ifs short voyage ~My other case of boulder traveling—in some respeets a more curious case than the one related—occarred early in the Presentcentury, on the eastern coast of Sutheriandshire. Near the sinall hamlet of Torribal,in the upper part of Loch Fleet, there stood, abvat fifty years ago, a rude obelisk of undressed stone, gene- raily regarded as Danish, which, though more ancient than authentic history, or even tradi tion, in the district, was less so than the old coast Hine, as it had been vidently erected subsequent to the Inst change of level on the S-story Hanse south side of Pennsylvania ave, fiat marginal strip which intervenes between | east oftth street, and over Bare, & Co's Hai Ue° cid Tine and the sea. It rose in the middle | Fae store, Apply to CAMPBELL & COYLE or of a swampy hollow, which protracted rains | ¥ > ania sometimes converted into a strip of water, and A VALUABLE FARM FOR SA1E—Situsted which was. sometimes swept by the overflow- in Alexandria county, about 25¢ miles from vor of ens. RS. aod S, A. Stevens, aad CE POR WOOD AND COAL —The vacant LOT on A atreet, 6 the Presbyterian Church, 52 feet sed for8 years by paying all taxes early ren A how Wooden PUMP, suitable fora atern about 2 feet deep. Apply to Dr. CRAGIN, 124 Dunbarton street, Georgetown. ma 9-tf (OR RENT—The DWELLING PART of the n be leas yrlerate 5 3 es A etown. at the intersection of the Georgetown ings of the neighporing river. Sed Tees Falls re dis, consisting of 102 acres. Th: “On the eve of the incident which proved | gaire on the premizea, or of Z. RICH ARDS, corner Math and K atreets, Washineton. D.C. is tf Fee SALE—Two BRICK TENEMENTS in Georgetown, pleasantly situated on West st., in the midst of an agreeable and polished society, and convenient to the best schools and churches, A the terminating one in its history, the hollow, | ecb filled with rain water, had been rozen to the bottom by a continued frost,which was, however, on the eve of breakin; up; and a dense fug lay thick in the yalley, when a be- | sum of money will be taken w will ‘ive to the nighted Highlander, returning tipsy from a purchaser, in route, 10 per cont. ‘Terme: One-foarth . and 3 years, with inte- fort hall yenrige MrT, AC Hen keene inmurnnoe Company i wireet, wil dempuate the rty more particularly. a. t EB, ADDISON, Agest, Alexandria, Va. market by the light of the moon, came stagger- ing in the direction of the standing stone. and in s drunken frolic set his bonnet on the top of it; and then, wandering off into the mist, he lost sight of both stone and bonnet, and tailing to regain them, he had to return bareheaded to his home. The thaw can:e on; the river rose over its banks; the ice-cake around the obelisk floated high above the level, wrenching up the obelisk along with it. as the ice of the St. Law- se wrenched up the stakes deseribed by Sir Charles Lyell; and ;bo h ice-cake and obelisk fluated down the loch to the sea. As the morn- ing broke—a tierce morning of flood and tem- peatieacd Were scen passing what was some orty years ago known as the Little Ferry; the alarm went abroad along the shores on both sides, that there was a uiwn standing in the middle of the loch on the floating ice, and in course of being Swept out to the ocean. ~ Poor mau! he had been crossing the river it was inferred, when the ice broke up, and, though the enterprise was a somewhat perilous one. for the ice fragments were rushing furi ously along on the wild tide of the loch, mad- dened by the inundation, a boat, double-man- ned, shot out from the shore to the rescue, and mar 19-e0tf JALUABLE FARM FOR SALE ft mrsiten 0 ery rom this city, and the dria. The farm ¥ 3 has good buiidings, and ix well watered and timbered; it ix all ander fence, and large orchards of the best eties raspberries, strawberries, &c., &e. The le will be made very easy to suit pur- red, the farin wil be divited. ply to CHARLES HASKINS, venue. mar 28-tf RODs. GENUINE PLATINA TIPS. FRANCIS LA BARRE, Manufneturer of Piatina ders LIGHTNING CONDUC'FORS, Corner of Tenth and C streets, near Penn. avenue. CAUTION.—In consequence of = AL tompts by parties to pore their er toing Rod Points as coming from his mannfactory, the sub seriber begs leave to inform the public that no such Points are genuine unless stamped with his own name. Orders may be left either at his place of b as above given, orat the Jewelry Store L/S#TNING iness, aan a . thorized ag Mr. Charlies Hayden, under the soon reached the drifting ice-floe. It was ulti- | National Hotel; where spectnens of his Roda and mately seen, however, that the supposed man | Points can be seen on exhibition, ma 10- FRANCIS LA BARRE. OVER & BAKER’S G* m CELEBRATED PAMILY SEWING MACHINES. as It is no longer questioned that these Machines are the best in the market for family sewing. Spools as purchased from the steres are w upon them without rewinding, making aseam of unequal'ed strength and beauty, ay are simple in construce ton, easily managed, not liable to get out of order, noiseless tin if operation, full assortment constantly on hi and for sale ho'C. STEVENS. at factory prices by 336 Pa. av.. Washington. HE Also, a fall supply Wi NEEDLES. COT- T x and everyth pertaining to these Sewing Machines, =: A good Operator in attendances to show the Muphissdant give full instructions In their use. wis bat a Danish obelisk, bearing on its head a wysterious bonnet; aud bonuet and obelisk were left to find their way to the German Ocean, in which itis probable they now beth lie. These modern instances of boulder trav- eling may serve to show how huge stones origi- nally associated with the boulder clay may have come to rest on the arenaceous or gravely deposits which overlie it. Through the second voyage of the Petty boulder it was deposited on a recently- pe ar bed of sand; and the standing-stone of Torribal may now rest on sea sholls that were living half a century ago.” --2ce- The Case of the Boy Mortara err E LETTER FROM SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE YALT’S Rows, April 23-543. | G Helis G AND STOVE WOOD, To Sampson Samuel, New Broad Stret,| WAR AND RED ASH COAL, Loudoun i ld CU; PRLAND, ere le & AMAT HS. goal : Contrary to every expectation. cou not BAK ots ls AVEO he succeed in obtaining an audience of the Pope rot. Li 1G HT AND ey IVEN,; t present our memorial. Cardinal Antonelli received it from me this morning. at the Vati- can, and will hand it to the Sovereign Pontiff. The Cardinal gave assurance of good will to- wards the Israelites in the Pay af Staton, aud that everything will be done to prevent the @wish it understood that we design doing fT wel th meaty'er Mare tongs eae an o Geel je delivered,'t thereby saving us the trouble of Wee Li to those aed pertote having ac- counts, we manidee them due atany time we pre- recurrence of any similar case. The parents of a reer aay eT WwW the child Mortara can have free access to him. Bincew W. Corner 12th a C ste iy Mr. Odo Russell aceompaniei me Pray inform foot of 17th st., bolow War Depart’ the Lord Mayor, the Chief Rabbi, Sir Callin Eardley and Bazen Rothschild. . I INEN SHIRTINGS AND PILLOW LIN- Moses Mosreridre. may fat i to all ae =a be inens, of itmakes, aul at the lowest “Kemeps.”” Me beard a story abouta lady whe ‘lone, Diapors, in all ou sering a pack of" playluy cards ou Wer gente, | Bits Bye D Hiveksiact Vwetn, < tuble put then ie f pocket to yet them out of ‘ ry anen Lawn. f the way for the time being. but Whe fongot all | to oan ie hiefs, from 6% about them, went down street, and whileconvers- ts to allof which wil! ing om the raderaption of wuts with her clergymen | , Wathmany ptherd whic thonghtlessly out four bowers in compar bd AM_R.RILEY, | wit her packet babdkeschict hit 6 wey wey ‘app. Conte Moko: not to say anything sheut ityit would not be right — ‘a or Ee fe tlo s The ost annoying thing about ELODEONS.—One second-trand Melodeon 5 fev Wes te cletgyuian ‘yadn't ‘the galaatry pick Mivsinres th dest order, for $25, at the Muse the cords up ims 18 : Ww. ) METZERQTT. t Postmasters who act as agents will be al- lowed & commuasion of 9) centa. TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. COME AND SEX. Ph GREAT BARGAINS. Ladies’ Splendid Gaiters, - - - - All kinds Boots and Slippers, ALL GOODS SOLD ARE OF PERRY & CO’S (BALTIMORE) MANUFACTURE, SIGN-BiG_ 1G, Cee Ar. T. CLARK & CO., ma 9 2awist No. 16 PENNSYLVANIA AV “ARRANGEMENT rox 1830—Hours of steamers E tintin sapere $1.00 wm cot au a.m. 1, i5p.m.,exoept Tu Britay mornings whan the Golleor will ron bet regs sto Mount Vernon, as heretofore, and = between Washington and Alexandria from Phos. meas th and %th streets, DENTISTRY, &. | _——=—=BOOTS, SHOES, &c. , NOTI | 4) VORTH OF ROOTS AND SU {rin comioot w train of the Baltimore oad oN NOTICE. * WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES | ‘trinconnoot wi ain e, Dir wits fis tonivd sir otras to, the roome | BO, AT NEW YORK PRICES, mo Ratiread for the North and West. long occupied by Dr, Malster, (38 Ponn'ts, aim The 6 a. m. and 7% p. m. boats from Washington avenue, Hetwoon ath and loth stx.,) wh: j H. MELA.....No. 500... W. MELA. »anect with the trains of the ©: and Alexan- bre will be picaned to see al! who inay desire Onc door above Oda Fellzw 2, Seventh street, | dra Railroad for the South and west. ap 4 fe - > permitted to'refer Der Nisisee ny | am YHANGE OF TIME, _ J84_ | THE CHEAPES BOOT AND. SHOE STORE i M TEETH. | IN THE CITY, WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. L MIS, M. D.. the inventor and of > wid AR PLA REUTEE edn eS | th MELA A, £0 tare ore oot tte SE Pilauy rsoupean wear these Teeth who SHOES that can be found anywhere this On and after Thursday next, dist inst., Trine Feoreceet eee ican nO Potson cnn ‘Wear others | "fe oo New Vere con will find it to their will leave = ¥ ‘ton at 4.49 and 6.59 a. m, Frersons calling at my office can be acoommodsted aivantage to, examine their stock before pur- Washing ™ ‘at Sand 6.15 p.m. Bates bons cus nSraniente eed rusts street | HF Gaske a Now Vepk price. Danincrent Pent se me strongest, and must perfnct denture that | qFadiew English Lasting’ Hevlad Gaiters ons ‘Tho first, second, and third connect with Trains oe duce, the MINERAL PLATE will bo| $112. All other gaods same low rater, forthe eae nel Woe de warrka’ 41 Don’t forget—one door above Odd Feliows’ gt ty Trains. efeoomety this city, No. 336 Fenn-avense, between 2 a es i — T. B. PARSONS, Agent _— streets; also, 997 Arch street, — = ] BOOTS AND SHOES. : a GREAT REDUCTION. = pss Bede SE ee ON | RAM Constantly manufacturing and keep a ful! | J HE VANDERBILT LINE of United States es’ double-sole Mor. Bo ina Mi ‘Pe - — WOOD AND COAL. | Ladies? Hvrlowe bid Botianed Balke be-s0, VANDER UIT T. cap. tafevre | OCEAN QUEEN K PEP IT Bee oR ETH, Kiigebet kg Lasting Gauers, gis. 1 MR | NORTH STAR: Capt Jone | ARIEL. a TE | White Kid Slippers. for and Misses, at very | ° Rocruaarrossand Haver Sega, THATING AND STOVE WOOD MLSE nd Shoes of every | cach altwrante SATCRDAN, and the other aide = S3e2e2 45 description, equally Ov; WOSENTH AL” FROM NEW YORK [PROM HAVRE AND ess as No. 2 Pa. ave., Market prase 33 Ja ts-s0 gehen eae 23 \. TAKE NOTICE $= AS Boors ano SHOES. Wh omy ae ey SHOES do not wear or P33 os | go to GRIFFIN & BRO. ny 5 i : 4 lara Rute 2" Won Ballamipswes, SBP Teh meat | savin! to wear wall, and atthe lowest poauibls carb second cabin or at Page's Whar foot of ath gtr promp ly at | ~ Nee - ' ding to leeation f state-roome, Storey sorith mus of Th etfoct bridge The none | Eon THE BALLS OT hetsinst received aplen Cparuusre taesiel soeeton Gee to accompany the order i all cases, or be | did assortment of Gentlemen's French im f metre pf pf Hare od nl mg See PAT Nrasm.at races hart | Reta hhiaecometate ples to al TORRANCE, Nec Bowing Grown, 2 a HR, 2ts, Molrore e ow York. — —— ~ — —— SI . For —White Satinand Kid . ~~ ——- —-— GAETS CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS, | Consens ani’ Te dters ‘end’ Slippe The Steamer JAMES GUY having H Wood prepared any Jenzth and size; delivered resumed her route on the Poto | parts of the city, Navy Yard, and George- Ho mac river, will leave Was town, Pion by —. Prompely oes “e teed TUERSDAYS wR e order, or to be ready when ~ don FR sokataagaieten Oa gt Sen « .& W.M.GALT, Wo THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON cITyY for PINE) POINT » KINSALE, ate a.m N. W. corner izth and © sts., No. 547 ; Having been onzaced in manufacturing Ladies! | for EINE) POINT and KIN SATURDAY: mar25-ly,r Foot of 17th st., below War Depart. Misses’ sand Children’s tor, Lew tH | of th a on | Re past year we ought AMER | m. sopping al al of tn regula PAul know by this time what will suit them tm this line, e ARTI . Wane as. Nate’. Borem Agent, Arexandria. &c. id fely say that we de; which you cx < ~ hn = CABINET WARE, } en, | by eivi four work atrial Yo oan natal —) OTICE TO TRAVELERS! EW AR- ru 2 ;. u ti tt) a Shee Stores in Wash- NGEME lage sew coerce EEURNE | ineton eity—the, khoen ay well-k .| WITH GREATLY INPOPED SCHEDULE! TURE & HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, | MoCurdy & Son’s Pluladel ph Ss = and selling lower than any other house iu 0 MEMBERS OF © FROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL tre perthesings, Der nesten ie cub tiedt hates 1 car oan E SOUTH AND THE SOUTHWEST, nd dail Prosts.” supessdiet | gotedel ahead’ Via Poromac Stkawens anv Rictonp anv Poro- “Oud Furniture taken in exchange for new. - The targsst Me ea KS this mac RaiLRoan Link, JOHN BONTZ & BRO., [Mew Wa. - au 20-ly Odd Follows’ Hall 7th st. sh gmeroeh stock of all qualities o weet = LE TRUNKS, CARPET and LEATHER BAGS and : D STREET. aa. VALISES, at P. HOOVER'S, oreetve t Peas tigen frase Werks tom for te a 5: », oy b Liwest. s lenvi err bet ZRHANGINGS—New stock, cheap fur ig fois _ Tron Hall, Pa. av., bet. 9th and loth ste, of 6th etrort, at Oy a.m, wm pm. hl. TRU the morning bost obtain & Spe break m rn o per hung by experienced workmen, aud satis faction ApArantecd. SPRI = CARVED WAL, SPLENDID RO 10 city, and guaranteed = ¥ PLANT &C JO! Upholste: dude Vee Ee board, and enjoy a pleasant sail Sy hours down the heantiful Potembe. passing in fall stew of Moca tho oveming bon they insure as © est of four in comfortable berths nd arriveia Richmond in time to the Traine for the South and South- West. Tho Greath Southern Mail in oo over thie route, it being 44 miles sncrter, and 1m miles less wading than by any other route, making certain Undorsi hand a f v UT KING Al , HARN ered and every description of Repairing executed with ree cc dis pate! Late conn te ae Repsired and Varniahed. ap mety No. oth Hopper Old Felicee Ben. | E EDERICKSRURG, RICHMOND. AND PE- XTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF 4 VAN ELDON AND WAL- ROSEWOOD ANDOTHER FURNITURE, | NEW PRQTOCR APE GALLERY, a Mobi, AT PRIVATE * |) 480 PuxNsvivania Avestry ne Y? HANS AN SALE. The subscriber, havinc leted his assortment | of Furniture, would reapes | invite the citizens of Wr i Near Third Street, ~~ adutheide, Virginia, Tennessee, and = Ralirceds von JRE Sovraw ast AMBROTYPEs, AMBROTYPES, only 25 cents, ANVIL ALTON, CHATTA- Put up in handsome case, + Ts ; Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward HOTOGRAPHS, ORLLANS. NASHVILLE, © JUNG- naly One Boller TION, AND MONTGOMERY, o Mas i ocany, Wal and Ch Lind Ping Mahoney Walnat, and Cherry Jenny Fine Walnutand Ros ood Etegeres, Ladies’ Cab- mets and Whatnots, : Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofss and Chai Remember the Number— Flue solid oak Marble-topand other Cottage Cham. | 450 Ponusylvania avenne, near Sd street. ir = “Secure the shadow while you have the substance.” Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other | Bu ‘and Sideboards re | ap zs-ly Fine Maho; for the first copy, and 25 cents for each subsequent one, GOOD PICTURES taken in any weather, rt h tickets and further information of the route, inquire at the Southern Tioket Olfes, Nev Sit Penn. Sey cag By pod il Hotel, or on vats, " reel board the Boats, foot 10. E, MATTINGLY, au l6-ly {Unica} ___ Ticket Agent. KW ARRANGEMENT! any and other Chairs, of evory descrip | J. G. STEVENS, _ R i . T SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE. tion, j CHANT TAILOR AND cLoTHiER, | ® 4EAZ, Susets Mawes n® Marbie-top Centre, Sofa, and other Tables. ¥ ‘enn. Avenue. Browns’ Hot China, — and Crockery Ware, Looking. | stook of CLOTH, CASSL s, ane anaes, &o. | and VESTINGS ay My purpo s to gell ne chenp as any other person GOODS FOR ME in Washi agton, aud on as favorable terme: and 1| will make to order Satter myself that no person wishing to purchase wi FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D. Cc. "TENNESSEE, ther SEASON ABL, S WEAR, which he the best manner and at also a choice stock of jeappointed 1 ne READYENS CLOTHING. and “ALABAN me 7 ‘, GREE RNIB ARTICLES, to which he would LOO Rina. au 18-tf No. 506 Seventh str | eal the special attention of gentlamen, ‘AND TEXAS, - =* 5 Set | "Auhering to the principle of one price only, J. WY, PUANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 7th ich it distinctly marked on each article, the pu! tained at the * street, between G and H, keeps O ic are secured from imposition, and may rely on <TE constantly’ on hand every article ri: lees | fair dealing, < acapeaacts ' 8 line— eo S . } ¥ PATENT" RPS ag Ns Wo. Bennet, favorably known to man se &o. =. | citizens of Washington asa Cutter of distinguish it merit, having charge of the Catting Pe tment, on call, an " | will be pleased to meet his friends and the publi nished for funerals at the lowest possible rates, generally and serve them with RICHMOND, DAN VILLE Mi Lo: pe ne A GOOD FIT. x s BR TOL, KNOXVIL By WANDS & JOH ACTICAL CABINET | NDREW TATE, ‘A. CHATTANOOGA, NAS SS'MAKERKS and UNDERTA- w ‘ VILLE. GRAND JUNCTI KERS, northeast corner 6th and F | LATE, Wiecomern MONTGOMERY AND NEW streets. keeps constantly on liand ail kinds and sizes of READY-MADE COFFINS railway connes- By a direct route, and continu: ATTORNEY-AT. RY PUBLIC, R ENT, tion to ARD REAL ESTATE AG Refers to Hon. H. MR Menp! M. Rice, U. S. Senate, Wash oi > Calis promptly attended to at all hours, Will ington: Hon. McClond, Bayfield, Wisconsin; | , Affording greater expedition and comfort, and be- attend to the rem | of bodies from the old buria! | Sweeny, Rittenhouse, Fant & Co., Washingt Whe steam ferry boat George e leaves the foot grounds to the new cemeteries 5 | Lambert Tree, Esq., Washington, D.C, of7th street’at 644 8. m., for Alexandria, where pas Old furniture neatly repaired and varnished. | Attention given to locating Land Warrants sengers taka the cars for Richmond. Chariottaville, Terms most reasonable. ap 8-6m the payment of Taxes for non-residents. Staunton, White Suiphur Spring: ‘oodstock ,& 0.4 = — ————— | _fe1¢-ém aud at 63 p. m. for Richmond and ail ponte | South DUPONT’S "7 “ L . ” west, making sure and close oo ons em- 35 @UNPOW DER 80) [00K FOR THE “GOLD EAGLE, < 24 aa Wagons and Omuibuses leave the office W. ALBERT KING, Grorczrowy, D. C.,for| ciety OyNnt, & maxnificent lot of ENGI. Pa avenue, at framed or not; also, all ki o'clock a.m. and GO ent t the Sole Agent ia the District of Colum- -G 4 S, JAMES A. EV. Agent, REEF Meer, Durval & Ua, Wim bal, POPURM aud LOOKING CLAMTHRAMES at | Mn ware, keeps constant on hand a lar: lock of al dea SE Pa awn cnnneite Birkwnedis? ——- ——¥ the diferent grades of POW DER manufactured by | = HE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM- them, embraoing. in part— EMBica’s LAGER BEER DEPOT. PANY. Blasting and Mining Powder, _ in 25and50 Ib. koge No. 510 ELEVENTH SR > ‘One of the * shins of this Company, carrying Cannon and Masket do.,(U. 3. Govern Two doors North of the Gas Company's Ufc the United States Mail for ACAPULCO, ment proof, ) in Zand Hib. kexe| | The undersigned respectfully announces that he | CALIFOR NCA, and OR HGON, leaves rting F, PF, & FEF, in6ig, 12g and 35 1b. * nocepted the Washington Pee Tacit akistg | Pansn twice ebeh mouth: on the arr, jacking Powder, in 64, 123 and 25 1b. kegs | Baitz’s PHILADELPHIA LAGER BE -which | val of the U.S. Mai S. S. Company's Steamers, Do. do, in Vand 34 1b. canisters | he is now prepared to furnish to the trade or private | which leaves New York and New Orieans reguiarly Dinmond Grain do. int i families, ‘Balt's Lager Boer has long been kept at | on. the Sth and 2h of each month, with the mails le Rifle do, in 6 and Ib, kega | the undersigned’s establishment, and ranks in this ngers, connecting Vis PANAMA RAIL- do, in] and 3¢ |b. canisters | city, as in all northern cities, as the best manufac- | RO. P,EFVFFF,- do. 2 Ib. canisters | tured inthe United Ds. : ‘hi S'eamships have been i: ‘These . 5, Land States. end np_ do, in 4 Ib, deskennd eanixters All orders promptly filled, and delivered free guaranty speed ' pane pod | the Navy , ters find safety. “ ety Fuse of superior quality, in barrele| eran: PETER EMRICR. "The Panama Railroad (61 miles long) is pry com: | te ae ae eee jeted from ocean eocran, and rossed wm aor tes above will be sold at manufacturers | Js M. BCAMLS © CD. = p Epo baccace of ponnoncers is checked ia eDiatrlet vere free of charge to say part or | Piper cass PASHIONABLE CLOTHING ae ar span ote iouuner’ at the character of Dupont’s Powder has been ao — ARR SHING 600 Somsen "s expense. money paid intNew York nd favorably known for s half century, that GENTS’ FINE FURNISHING Ds, covets all expenses of tho trip. we deem it unnecessary to say anything in its| No. 390 eRe Hotel Building,) steamers are kept in port in Panama and ey “ case . Pree lana pliaanre ai tellhdbes ical TRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET BAGS. Gents wo tint the Tanto a natively rel failure samples and pack: to sportsmen and ne vnc» arred in eight years, others. pases ol ais - MBROT 3 ve the same day they ar ad- al rive at Aspinwall, ‘ rough h and take shitenclccvanstcbaril onsets pees tors. " rt h tickets at the lowest rates, ly urd aad tite kee SA ¥ r to Ms it. BG. New Urieans—or C.-L. BARTLETT Boston, jy Ht ee a "i z ATES MAIL LAN UNITED STATES OY HEGEL. 7 Office No. 35 High street, immedia' olning the Canal. JOOD EATING AND goals Any cine G CAPITAL DRINKING. | Portrait warranted W. F. BENTER’S RESTAURANT, on C at, | fr nen ath. r the rear of Browus’ Hotel block, nues to be famous as the very estanrant in Washington cin Lovers of exquisite eatiug will alway: find there the very choicest Oyster Fish, Gamo, Steaks, C) LINE Fars, £o., to be obtcined wor cating house iii this Axp Wituovr Faure vor Eiont Yeaks. ry. 6 Cooking of his establishment is unsurpassed, | Gallery. Pennsy!- FOR CA) RNIA AND OR iN, and no otker house of the kind 1s, more remeenanis Via PANAMA’ wallwoaD Vania avenue, bet. forthe invariable good atteudanve of al] employed | 'Sth and Hth streets, near Willards’. u at j _ILP His charges are es fort | WHte, GRA ‘ CARDEN WALK, te. RICE REDUCED ONE HALF! | the above. ald P NEW MEDICAL SALT, jt ‘oml, for cas » At my leave Sand, od mext to lath street Ke. ee Fo) | R. W. BATE: TPLAseatA) ity PUSEASES: TOUCHES. Deslorin Wood, Coal ad Se ONLY oN DOLLAR! mar 2 (States.) oor. ith and © ste. near r IF" See Ateersisrmente saree | 50 FOR SAL, 520 | tat ihe eigen (QALTS City STEAM FIRE WOOD MILI, | FRAMED DWELLING No. 612 Not! north, me vie Gate eetsloeemh ogenty nt huaemaam yet tet ane pf | pe ak ‘i 5 kind of wood, enrryimg contin abd hmit-ondan Tie | ‘iately applied aeRO The Com 4 ie Sew, se SEEN Aaa ok > 7 ‘getown, . W. cor. i2thand C,No | mals tf #47 ; foot of i7th st., below War Depart’t. ap 13-Uf yest RECEIVE Efootorey " 10.000 doz. of RUCHES W248tINGTON sEWING RooMs, which will be sal wil an : No. invket Spon. © BRK . 19th sf,, toro. * North of Pa. Ave. ma 18-2w Baler . low is the to get SI G aod SUMMER | —™ 2 merce street 5 Mere ¥s. SARs the bine to eat SI aepacriber tn pre] 7 SEVENTY Five c D Bawane Star AV miele tm. a hatchet shia | 7 mA eT aE OF: tr “4 5 BOSOMS, Ci S, and RIST Pirst- ‘Paper cents aL OR! b ANTS ye ae | AaB m4 yes core rts et =cRaecad Ness. car rhs A pees Pa