Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR LISHED EVERY AFTERNOUR, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, @orusr Peunay varia Avengs and Eleventh Stas: aT W. D. WALLACH. _— Papers served ir packages by carciereat @4 year or [7 cents per month. To mail smbsoriberathe subd scription price is $3.) & year, im advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three montha; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 conts a week. Single eopies, 1 cent; in wrappers, 2 cents. Ebening —— See Star. THE WEEKLY STAR. PR x wcthereamnone Family and News Joernai—con- & creater variety of interesting reading ‘Se ned un any ote pained os Sa"ureag + ae bing in ob 4 = «in vibe raised ved, 29 oeut of Sema it fevariay A} e ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight linee to the squars) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi weekly, 25 per cout. advance; once a wook, 50 por ent. advance. vo, XIII. THE LOST MAN FOUND. A Strange and Affecting Tale. A few bar sinee, as our readers will remem ber, we noticed the sudden disappearance, in a temporary derangement of mind, of Mr. Wm. A. Hall, a well-known cotton broker of Mobile. All will be gratified to learn that the lost nan has been found, and. after one of the strangest episodes of human life. is now alive and appa- rently restored to reason, among his friends again. The Mercury thus relates the facts, stranger than fiction: About 6 o'clock Sunday morning, Mr. Hall came to a house in the neigbborh of the dry dock. occupied by persons who were acquaiui- ed with him. He was in a sad plight, and could with difficulty drag himself slong. His clothes were sviled with mud and torn by brush and bramble. His boots were also bursted, and his hat—a new one when he weut awuy—- battered and bruised. His face and hands ategpre aud swollen from exposure, and the bite f mosquitoes. The people of the house him in and eared for him kindly. Some ulunts were administered and some food, aud comfortable bed placed at his disposal, and word sent to his frients. Mr. Hall hax been absent eloven days, during which lime he has probably not tasted food. He has probably been all the time in the swamp South of the city somewhere between the dry dock and the light house. Yesterday morning he was quite rational, aad could give lu this a-count of himself: He had been sick, and came into town on the #d inst., to transact sume business. That night he slept in his office. und got up the next morning feeling badly, but went out to attend to the business he had on hand. The last he remembers he was on the corner near Cox, Brainard & Co.’s office, when he was attacked with dizziness and blindness. Then it seemed that something was after him to hurt him, and he ran down Front street towards Mathew's Press, since which he remembers nothing until he seemed to wake up, as from a sleep, yester- day morning about sunrise. When he came to consciousness, he found bimself lying in a swamp, without having any knowledge of where he was. In trying to find hia way out. he came into the road that runs through the swamp from the dry-dock to the bay shore be- low the light-house; and so came out to the house we have designated. Me had no notion of the length of time he had been thus uncon- seious. He asked the day of the month and upon being told, was first made aware of it. The advertisement his friends had put in the papers was shown him, which he read with deep emotion and tearful ey [t is a wonderful providence that Mr. Hall has survived throughout these gloomy eleven ogues’ Gallery.” Mr. Frank G. Chapman has been for some months past been a contributor to the New York National Police Gazette, and in the course of bis communications has several timcs taken occasion to “come down” rather se- yonone of the detectives. Recently it been known that he was an applicant for the office of Captain of the Police at St. Louis. & circumstance which has oceasioned many a sneer in certain quarters. About two weeks since the daguerreotype of Mr. Chapman ap- peared in the gallery of noted scoundrels. bung up for inspection in the Chief's office, to the indignant astonishment of some of his friends. Chapman says the likeness was taken from a private house, sent up te Qui and from there forwarded to the Police Ufiee here. He has.written 2 letter to the head of the Depart- ment, of which the following is a copy: Se.Louis, May 20.1359. Dear Sin: Learning incidentally a few days since that you had procured and placed in your + gallery of fime arts” a picture of myself that dees me great injustiee. inasmuch ax the likeness iz such @ poor one that even my most intimate friends are unable to recognize any mblanee of mein it, I very naturally felt indignant, not that it ny disgrace to have my **muz’’ placed in that collection known as the “rogues” yallery.”’ for you are perfectly well aware that many persons whose “faces are there displayed are men of character and respectability, and against whom there has never been a bre: of : i of dishonesty, except upon the part of sume three or four of your very high-minded. virtuous and honest “pets.” “‘aids.”” or “detectives.” while such persons Wi Clifford, Ed. Adams and Jim Clark. who have amassed a fortune during the past two yearsin St. Louis, simply by steal- ing. house-bresking. and robbing, are ored by having their well-known liker stowed away out of sight in your safe along with the recovered or stolen jewelry and val- bles that should long since have been deliv- ly I could have fur- have done not only ¢ artist who tuvk it, but would have given beholders a better chance of reeogui. me by tere whenever they might wish t>communiexte tome faets for the tional Police Gazette concerning your above-named “pets.” You will pereeive a vast difference between the likeness which you now have and the one that [ herewith send to you. The old was taken over one year ago by a very poor tist, and was taken, too, when I was very much ted by sickness and anxiety | ‘ltys in a deep, damp. dismal swamp, where he cuueitiong thaeene {questionable course | bas undoubtedly at hs Gime bees, without adopted by you your police matters. I was | food or shelter.” [t will be remembered that then, a3 you will perceive by ref. ring to the | there have been rain and storm while he was F id. thus expos ure, dressed in very light colored summer clothing. aud was entirely destitute of cappu- lary substance upon my face. The likeness I now i you you will ac- knowledye is precisely as [ appear at present, except the hickory cane, which is not shown in ——— ee IL} The inqnest in the case of Mattie Butler, at North Adams, Mass., in reference to whose death and the flight of Littlefield, the bank cashier, so much bas been said a short tine since, has been the picture. as I reserve that concluded, and the jury render a verdict of death To ¢ people to moi easily re frown *+peritoueal intlamtion.”* ‘The correspond- popes ul deseription of myself: Five | ent of the Springtield, (Mass) Republican says : eet ten pounds by thi © broadcloth coat, ants. checkered silk vest and black silk ©The trath is—and now all begin to see it— new market scales there has been no mystery about the whole a black : except what the doctors made. It was ail a pi neckerebief, fine silk hat, French ealf boots. [ sa as they complicated and mysti- am now njoying excellent heuith. owing | fled it. Had they told all they knew. directly to Dr. Flint’s chemical baths. My beard I al- | after the girl died, and when they found out th Buw & ture dictates, und my hair [| ¥feat mistakes they had made; or texti- A the kly and fairly at the o s nqnest, the alfuir never wou walf the importance or not achieved. 1 ered onceal it dd out—that’s the whole ic of mped and curled, atter Cla- ed ns style LT send you this new, and. as you must ae- knowledze, very accurate likeness, in co tation of your an 'Y ty preeure a large fof fine representations of notable men, it as a slight testimonial vem in whieh you have ever nd request you to remove ur collection and place this u will notice that it hus been with head er (my natural position.) ud where you will you see the eye is al- Ways upon yon. I have also labeled it to suit yeu. 1 think, i. e . one of the correspondents of the National Police Gazette. ra, truly, Fraxx G. Cuarway. You are at liberty to furnish a copy of this to the reporlers of the daily papers — Republican 157 Lous Napoleon was inti isgusted by the manner in which the army movements of the allies in the Crimea leaked out through the ne papers, and now that be is ti: on hisown one its stead taken and again. It has been a is that nota single newspaper correspoudent be permitted to enter the allied camps. A letter from Paris says e Emperor will take er the charge of Marsl service from the Government ¢ furnish the bulletins it is deemed to the public. If the ma 4 Deen served up to the present time is to be takea asa criterion for tue future. the Austrians will know but littl by way of Paris or London of what is going on in the French of Sardinian camps."” him, to be placed lant, a printin: whteh will per to give b news bas ———~ ore The first Convention of tife-underwriters menced its session In New York. Wednesday, atthe Astor House. It is composed of regularly appointed delegates from the various Life Insur- ance offiers in the United States and Canada, and of others engaged in the business of life insurance. ‘Phe object of the Convention is to adopt measures for procuring iusurauce statistics. and a combined experience table constructed from the actual ree- ords of the various Life Insurance offices doing husiuess in this country, instead of depending, as heretofore. upon the English tables. Other inci- dental objects are to be secured by the Conven- ton On Thursday reports from the various commit- tees were read. Upon ‘vital statisties”’ a lengthy report was submitted, in the course of which it is Stated that the average longevity in New England ‘s greater than in the motier country, and that our coutinent is as favorable to health and life as the d World) The president read a letter from naTti0 nz, showing that the mo: a board of the United States ves- dhe declared his convic- + Were important. 107 In New York. on Thursday, over 600 per- sons, mostly youny ladies, were confirmed and partook of their first communion, at the Sixteenth street Roman Catholic church. ‘The eatechumens, dressed in white and enveloped in long white veils, marched in procession to the church from the convent in Sixteenth street. An immense crowd gathered to see them pass. ‘The sacrament of confirmation was administered by the Bishop of Puebla, Mexico, now an exile in New York Among the catechumens was a young bride, a Protestant lady, who had married a Romanist a week ago. Harvey, tut Wire Potsoner.—The trial of Harden for murder in Warren county, N. Y.. will not take place till September, the Board of Freeholders having refused to order a special term in July t efforts are being made to create a feeling in favor of Harden, and there are many who really belleve Liat innocent of the erliae With which ue is ¢ 1 He has preached two or three Sabbaths in the jail where he is con- fined, and large nutubers of ladies have tlocked to hear Lim. Harden says himself that he is entirely innocent, and pretends to be earnestly en designing when liberated, to prosecute bis ministerial work at Aspi sels, wa: ! tron that, while climate, Ac suuitary re —A correspondent of th writes from on board the U.S Just arrived at Portsmouth, N.H., from ast of Africa. He says On board the Dale has been favented an appa- ratus for lustantly lowering a beat inte the w: t from the ship, and rcouomieal, atlentic been lost by ¥ at sen. t the « 167 Phelan, the billiaed man, bas replied to Sce- reiter’s insinuations about the wafairuess of the fate billiard mateh at Detroit, by showing then uded, provi be the third time that fF wis beaten by bi His reply concindes by saying, that though Seereiter may publish “cards” by the dozen, he (Seereiter) and his friends will have no futu otice taken of them. Conntiess the inab/ lity to lower boats e Davidson boat Lo detach- up the a century."* U7" Messrs Burton and Speke, the African have arrived at Aden from Zanzibar. trated into the country about 700 miles oast, and surveyed the famous Lake several other lakes in the same Their researehes tend, in some degree to dispel the doubts which have so long hung over the sources of the ile D> The West Tennessee Whig notices the ar- restof James Kigdon Irwin, suspected of being concerned in the murder of the cushier of the babk at Jackson, Tenn , last February. He was ar- rested in Tishomingo county, Miss, where he had been living asa laborer ina mill since the “id of February. He is to be token to Jackson for trial {> Honolulu dates are to the 16th ult Kamehameha proposes anew C ie French are about forming a naval and from the Uniames longitude >" The cities of Dubay Davenport. and Kevkuk. in lowa, have dispensed with the use of vas for lighteg the sirerts. Keokuk has also abolished its police force, and Dubuque has re- duced the number of policemen to half a dozen. norder ty pay their King ‘The Phe object is to economise debts depot at New Caledonia Istand (so near Sydney ts . — cacctets OES suspictous,) having abandoned Marquesas. It is 1" Ace: 5 to the sayings of the Court, the | intended to restore Queen Pomare to the sov- Emperor of France intends that bis campaiga shall be a« rapid and briliiant as that of his uncle ins Me ds to date his dispatches from re end of the present month, or the < of June, at the latest ereiguty of the Society Islands. IF Phe Diocesan Convention of New Jersey, in session at Rorlington, yesterday passed resolu tious relative to the death of Bishop Lone, gizing bis abilities and intense otion to the work of the Episcopate, and declaring it the duty of the Diocese to erect some monument to bis memory worthy to perpetuate his fui ‘Turk’s Isiand atate that Fket Lad Leen unusustly dull, only one vessel loading: for the United States. ‘The weather bad looked threatening, and 2 Little rain bad fall- en, but not enough to damage the salt that wus ready to rake CURE voR Svort nventive Yankee has produced an apparatus which be claims tsa eure for snoriug. 1t fastens wpon the mouth a gutta percha tube, leading to the tympanum of the ear and so magnifying the sound whenever the snorer Suores as to inunediately awaken him. A Dierievtry in tue Gerwan Diet —Punch says: Austria should pause before pitching into these Sardines. If Hungary should rise, she nay sores eee) U7-A Germain “savant” has taken the trouble to count the number of hairs existing in four bu- He found in a blonde, 10,000 dis- tinct hairs; in a brown, 100,440; ina black, Luz, 960; and [ua red, 88,740, 19> Richard Ansdale, the well-known animal painter of wdon, proposes to visit this country durins the present season forthe purpese of study jog the buffalo of our western prairies. = so ger ly throug ‘Singls copies ( » a WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 30, 1859. oe ees neeeee = OTE Postmasters who Sot as agents will be a commussion a cents. AUCTION SALES, FOR RENT AND SALE. By WALL & BARNARD, Anetioucers. CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL "ey" L — RUST . Opposite the Presbyterian Ch by 139, can be leased for 8 years by paying all taxes and a moderate 5 earl rank. 7 Satz—A new Wooden PUMP, suitable fora well ore! $6,000 *°: NEW PORK PR H.MELA One door abo Ante ANGEMENT por 18%—Hours of rr ee «GEORGE PAUE OAs COLNE 00... W. MELA, | Wom Washingres de Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. 9, and li a.m, tM & Ks af trust d tern shout 2 feet deep. THE CHE. oT AND SHOE R agton— Steamer ily recorded, Ke. &6., the f t effects of i ‘ CHEAPES BOOT AND SHOE STORE the old Kailrcad Hotel, comprising a large sceent. I i a le acer en TERE BAR. ret H. MELA & SON have now on band the larzest ‘OR RENT—The DWELLING PART of the and’ cheapest rtment of BOOTS aed S-story Hi th side of - sant of th tracts and over Hureey: & Cove ‘ jad’ SHOES that oan be found FLCOVLE & BRO) eT BELLS COYLE Ladies and gentleman will find it to th VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Sitnated rr advantage to examine their stock beiore pur- A in Alexandria county, about 24 miles from chasing cisewhere. a oods at Now Vark pric: Georgetown, at U ersection of ar Georgetow: Euglish Lastin and Little Falls roads, eousisting of Wares In- All other goods at xn quire on the premises, or of Z. RICHARDS, corner De ith and K atroets. elon 2. into tf forget OR RENT— story and attic I HOUSE squares above the Fi Letrodias) seting house, cor tai iIasses, and other Bar-room and Eat- Ing-house Fixtures, &e., & 0. CHAS. WILSON, Trustee. ALL & BARNARD. 2 it run Mouat V. hereto! betwoou Washington and iloregne " ad 2% ul aie. Wg connect wit Rail frin Railewmed re NHANGE UF TIM WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. rl the tle (pile eno tet of Columbia forthe county of Washington and to me direoted, t sha'lax pos to ublic salc. for cash,in front of the Court Howse Boe of aid county, on THURSDAY, the th day ot M 1854, at 12 0% he f 4 ‘SS AND SHOES. manofsetaring sud keep a ful: Boots, $1. ] BO AM Constantly stock of Ladies’ double sole Bo: yen, sand . Rent $20 per y perty, to wi SFURNISHED ROOMS. Tnquire at Fadien’ Hg oned Roots,§ 2.50, ag elsam and intaccet in aad ' strvet. betwee and txts. o ties” boat i ’ ators, $125, yes a ns Square No. one hundres JAR . = Ti “22 ye | Lluidran’s best Eng. Lastiy uttoa Gaiters, 750. On aud a Thursday next, 2iet iat, frame ci y, ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, or exchange ora. fc “ ciyof Wace “ for City Propsity. M t Pleasant,” ippers. for Ladies and sos, a Very F will leave ted wpon as the p containing 3 acres i 10 sold ter re or lexs, ay eh A a gomery county, immediately on the Children’s Boots and Shoes of every thie, in favor of We BSI jeadting to Rookviile, abut 12 miles from Was Seer ate ean eR OSENTHALS t md 85 pea eee ee a, Reckwille. For particulars No. 2 Pa. ave., Market Space, The first. xeooni avd third connect with Traine ma I7-ts y ae + Queen, 7th street OLAND, | Jatt-30 2 door above stn st. | for the East and Weat. KE NOTICE, Phe seoond and fourth ave by Trains. nthe most 7TH wit SA R ; pe, mee find zou | *P™ ARSONS, Agent _ the city, may in ad SUCTION ‘oes: Box 707, Washington, D.C. es +, UREAT REDUCTION. LE. virtue ofa writof tien | _mm3i0t id VANDERBILT LINE of United States om the Cler: facias issued f ofhee of the euit Court of the District of Columbia for the eoun- t Washington and te me directad, 1 will expose ic sale for cash, in front of the Court House t MONDAY, the 6th day of m., th following described dant’: cht, title, n slways prepared tc hip: : fyi HILT. Cap. Lefevre | OCEAN QUEEN R, Capi. Jones | ARIEL. RTNIGUTLY line between UTHAMPTON, and HAVRE stot, leaving this sidk SATCRDAY, and the other side ¥. VOR RENT—A thr with iaree back-huniding, containing 10 situatad corner Virgima avenge and Iuth sti square south of the Smithsonian In: tent will be low to a gool terant. Appiy onthe premises. orto WM. WARDER, wood yard, cor- ner K and Sth sts. Rit USF, you with the most fashionable styles, war ae Sentai ae cone [aastal to weer uci ook the lowest possilte mh mar Price, = Naw Yore under Maal € each alternate NOTICE. For THE BAL did as. am of s : ma 18 2w ort cach Bilermate WEDNESDA Square No.0s5.in the oity of Wash Bou POR SOCTHANPTON| SOUTHAMTON : No. 685, OK SOUTHAMPTON| SOUTHA! together with al! and singular the i Shoes. AND HA, ORK. thereon, seized and levied upon as th Congress Vanderbilt...| Saturday R ay James G. Coombe, and will North Si .|Saturday 7| Wed'day aMay 25 eials No, 87, to May term. 14: sum of money will be taken wich will give t t Ariei.........) Saturday, May 21/ Wed'dav, June 8 H. Haydon! W.s JEN, Mar: purchaser, in rents, 10 per cent. Terms: One-fourth | fe 17 Vanderiiit ||Saturday, June 4] Wed'dav.June 2 ut 13-ts for the District of Columina, | cash, aud the bal Syenrs, with iute- . 1.2. an T.M aay Agent of Fire E LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, ost half " TS TE JF bosestouenahipe have water tight compartments, ARSHAL'S SALE —In virtue ofa writ of fieri | [neueanes Compa rect, will designate the Having boon cngaged in manufacturing Ladies’ | Carry able surg = N facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Cir- a : = Alisses’, smi Cluldren’s Snves tore No steerage p: cuit Court of the District of Columbia for the coun. | PfOP@Fty more particu! oo eT Prick ov Passsor—Fither Way the Same—Por E. B. ADDON: Agent, F * ?, know by this time what will suit them in this li Vander but, first cabin, $12) and $100: second cabin iD publiesatelorcashyin Tena og ehe Coney ieee | mae eth el pnd can safely say that wedo; which Bor Norsh sitar, Brut catia, O90; pecoud cable Go d ‘4 : by KIVINE OUT Wor Sie 2 Orsi $ — eo ue CEN Wood AND COAL. the articles at the principal Shee Stores 1 CERTIFICATES issued of ace from Europe. p> wit, viz: All defen cht, ttle. a canna A —___.— | Imeton city—the Shoes so well-known as J. W Srxcix delivered in Lo on and Ferie. 5 1 interest inand to Lot 23, 0f the sub, HOW TO GET RICH! MeCurdy & Son’s Philade!ph: inka, uo 21-ly L. 1s ORANG a Bowling Orem. * aie by i none oes a Davids f ; P xD Your money where you can buy cheapest T° MEMBERS OF CONGR STRAN Se ho Steamer JAMES GU" : Kostas oe Veorent ae —" Goto TRUNKS! TACRES sire Weae te Washing D.C., tozetiver w McKNEW & MARLOW’S, The largest assortment of Sole Leather DRESS | mac tiver, will leave Wn the improvements thereon, seized and levied u Where you ean huy— is . and STEEL FRAME TRUNKS this side . r YAYS for CUR as tae Property of Otis J. Preston and Levi Stowel. | “OAK WOOD. Sawed in 4 pie of rk, N. ‘mais Vass ar » FRIDAYS he 8thof April) and will be void to satisfy Judiciaix No. 3, to May PINE WOOD, Sawec Alno, mn general stock of ali qualities o: for PINEY POINT and KINS. atGa.m..re term, 1059, in favor of Curtis B. Grabam COOKING CONS, s TRUNKS CARPET and LEATUER BAGS and | turning, W. SELDEN Delivered toany pert of &. P. 4 M ma 13-te riot of Ca! cS, at 3s. P. HOOVER Tron Hail, Pa. av., bet. 9th and teth ste, AUS 16 cl d Mill. ARSHAL’S Sal, rtue of 12 t Ena ey “i ‘e mee oye fori fucias i-aned fom the C! stiarween Hand tty tS MA COBALT Aw PHOTOGRAPH os caLLERY. RANGE MEN ES Sepa ce ociie as palace. KEYP iti eeeore THE 450 Pexxsvivania AVENUES sircct, WITH GREATLY iMPOVED SCHEDULE! Hiss RYDAN; the iether Ain A PAYNTRIC GIES STEAM RIND: amprotyprs, 447 Third Street, FROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL iecine oon LING AND STOVE WOOD MiLLS AMBROTY?PE! PARTS OF only 25 cents. Put ome CB88, ROTOGRAPHS, “UP 13 handsome Pr PHOTOGRAPHS, only One Dollar for the first copy, and 25 conts 5 for each subsequent one, GOOD PICTURES Remember the 450 Pe SOUTH AND THE SOUTHWEST, MAC STEAMERS AND RickMonDaND Poto- TH Via mac Raunoap Ling. y of partof Lot > in Square N #2, beginning for the saine al the seuthwast corns ot said sail square, running thence north ng the west 22 foe ‘The two fast Daily lines from Washington for the onthe Boats leave their berths, foot od Gs p.m. Passengers by btain ® fine breakfast taken in any weather, Number— nsylyanin avenue, near Sd street. “Secure the shadow while you have the substamer.” ite Wil h street; sty of part of i.ot ; ily n. By ars No 42%, beg ~ at the nort Promptly at. | _®P <i-ty_ ———————= | eupper anda rest of for berths: vorn 6 of said Lot No.1, in fi sine and Sand pogy vohone ichmond in time to Q along the line of ith stroct west, 21] Store, south side of 7c stroet bridge, ‘The money Nb CLOTHIER, or wtate-row aud arrive in Ricky hence west 7 feet; thence north 21 thence east 7 feet to the beginning. singular if Washingte to ae pany the order in s!! casea,or be ready when vom fuel in delivered d ap 2t A. PAYNTER, at Page's Wharf. SALTS’ CITY ST Wood preparod eny length an connect with #!i the Trains for the South and South- West, The Greath Southern Mai! is conv: route, it be °. Browns Hotel., Bei lee over this 44 miles saorter, aud 100 miles leew an by any other route, making certain R Ww . will make to order in the best manner short notice, » owned in AM FIRE WO: the corner 1 1 yf He has also a ch SBURG, RICHMOND, AND PE-~ ning | to all parts of the city, Navy Yard, aud ¢ fine READY-MADE CLOTHI Ae MEEDON aD WviE- thence south on said Ist street 6 feet. thence west | town. Orders by mail promptly attended te FURNISHING ARTICLES, N.C CHARLESTON, &. C. AU- 86 feet, thence worth 60 feet, thence east 66 leet to. the eorder, o: tobe ready wher | cai! the spocial attention of gentiemen, NTGOMERY & MOBIL: place of beginuing, containing 60% square faet, . J. & We M.GALT, « CT TO NEW LEANS A THER CITIESAND TOWNS more of together with all and singn’ar the im- inthe city of Washing : the Pro erty 1 be sold to satisfy Fadicials Nos, 1, 43 and 46 to October nd S, A. Stevens, and corner 12th au Foot ste. a to the principie of ons price only, 17th st., beiow War De tly marked on each art the pub from imposition, aud may rely on a . Mr. Wo. Bennet, favorably known to many f Washington asa Cutter of distinguished cittze favor of S. 3. 8) Ste: T.. ..... DENTAL Notic merit. having, charge of the Cutting Pepartment, 3S. Stevens, a AL o * will ensed Lo meet is friends and it W. SELDEN, Marshal | Da. nuns histomaved itedics to Feneraily aud serve tiem with” ad scan for the rict of Colu long oceupind by Dr. Maloter, | sane, Between 9th and ler 2 wil! be pleased to see all w 2 is 8. For professior i tted to refer to Dr. Mrizter. Pen dw mar 2i-tf A GOOD FIT. NDRKEW TATE, . Bayrieip, Wisconsin. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, AKD REAL ESTATE AG T, Refersto Hon. i 1ce, U. nats, Wash- incton; Hon. Jos. McCloud, Bayfield. Wisconsin TO. 349 7th St. No, 346 * Three doors below Northern Market.* AUCTIC route, inquire at the Penn. avenue, one dow Buats, fovt of pti street. ee ee. Ee MATTINGL m Ticket Acent. avilé-ly Having just returned fi Swoeony, Rittenhouse, Fant’ & Co., Washington: TEW ARRANGEMENT! stock of cheap DRY GO Lambert Treo, Exq., Washineton, D.C, N —_ call the attention of the In Attention given to locating Land Warrante| GREAT SOUTHWESTEKN ROUTER, vicinity te the following articles aud uo person can wear othere | and to the paymeut of Taxes for non-residents, Via ORaNnce aNd ALExanDRIA Ratimoan. ‘alico, warranted fast color at fe 6m 1 yard wide Enslish C: 12) worth 25¢ 1 yard wide Super at 1sXe; worth sie Fins Cambric Lawns, warrauted fast colors, at 1236; worth 2 wi! Soa Perzons calling at my othice can be accommodated t style and price of ‘Teeth nay desire ; ho are particular and BR SE ae FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D.C. L008 FOR THE “GOLD EAGLE Just rece gnifi cleanest, s' apd tnt porte ‘od, & magnificent lot of ENG ce i ne MINERAL PLATE Te * - ue ENGRAVINGS, framod or not; al kinds of |. , rf Pg ra tern PICTURE aud LOOKING- LASSER AMES, at “BENE N, Petr Barege Napoleons at 373¢c; this city, No. 333 Penn. avenue, between heb er as 5 ISSiSSIPPI, LOUISIANA si80, 907 Arch wt hiladel: - OM Pe awe. naprerte Krew nna? e DTE A Loe Organdies at $3; worth $5 J se 21 ARKANSAS, ANDTEXAS, brie Robe a’ fee at £12 th 3, very OOM FIFTE: PO IRTY PER CENT Pa VOOR EET S PATE ST Ree PRS. ™ yO J NTLFRIC. i TION STEAM AND FIRE REGULATOR —self | Wasiington, on beard of the Steam Perry Doth fire aud steam. ‘The sdvautagesare | George Page, or at the office of the Orange fy preventing expl mn Alexandria xandria, P. keeping all things uni- o this( Star) of CHMOND. E, LY pide er es he 'namovont BEISTOT. RNG Pathe CHATTAN HV LL OUGH TICKE’ can be obtsined at the Ghnar SOL THWESTERN RAILROAD OF- FICE, corner of Poansy nike Sim Perry Boag ya pelish Sheeting at do lL yard wide Bleach 14 yard wide P: Marseilles Qui L a CABINET WARE, &c. W FUR! w rece DANY 1 1 NCHBURG er, Or any of the numerous | # N, ATLAN- D. W. HEATH, Agent, Washington. D.C w aTee m , : k xchanzs for new. Te Rese POL EER wraitare taken TN HUNT © BRO. au D-ly Odd Fellows’ Hali 7th st. =n STREET. rx 350 , 3 PAPERHANGINGS cash. : Paper hung by experienced workmen, and satis faction guaranteed. SPR Sh Vv GRAND J 2, MoD OMERKY ANDN By a direct route, aud cont . ton to ing greater expedition and comfort, and be- Pn | are shorter than by ¥ ther route. f t Geor, ¢ Hace leaves the foot of 7th street at 6% a. for Alexandria, where pas we th ‘8 for Richmond, Charlottavills Stakuion, White Selphur Springe, Woelsookekes marie alll Jj** M. McCAMLY & CO., DEALERS IN FIRST-CLASS FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND CENTS’ FINE FU ISHING GOODs, Ne. 390 Ps. avenue, (National Hotel Building,) Wasuin TRUNKS, VALISES, aps-tf E &e Allof which was bought at auction and very cheap. Call and s00. ae F. F. MADDOX. ew stock, cheap for IGHTNING RO. L i GENUINE PLATINA TIPS. FRANCIS 1A BARRE, ‘GT: ee. AND CARPET BAGS, i p. m. for Richmond and all points Souths 1 TERT Shite oes EDWAL 2 —— —________. | wesi, making sure and close connections to Mem- Corner of Tenth and C streets, near Penn, avenue. Dawe RS. | Chie : oi silt A A Daad E sts., north. . Bageace bly aon aut Dusarshavs Oe eles CAUTION.—In consejuonce of numerous a weed A Nort aneiactured im thie} | Res! Estate Bousth dad Sod Cty Lo » Dwel_| PR avenue, at 6 0 Gt A. EVANS Agent, art ne ri Dy de ling 6; also, Parma, Th er tamis,in 3 6 = % Sees oy Pecticnty represent their. Linktulog Red PK. Pt inud aud Virsa, withiae shore distance of tits | Je17-tf ed enn ve ta iuform tie public that no such Points are genuine unless stamped with his own nae, Orders may bea loft either at his place of by asabove given, orat the Jewelry > is au thorized agent, Mr. Charies Hayden. under the National Hotel, were epsctrnens of hic Rods and Points can be seen on exhibition g mia Me See PRANCIS LA BARRE, (GROVER & BAKER'S 1 CEL SEWING Iris no longer quesie bet. i Varn NUE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM cof thie Company, oarrying PACAPULRE iness, ¢ val Mail Ss. voupeer's Steamers, waich leaves New \ork and New Orleans regularly Sth and QWthof ea onth, with the mails vit PANAMA RAIL- se Steamships have been inspocted and ap- by the Navy Department,and ¢usrauty speed of ure fubiy invite the eitizons of Washing - ton, and the publio, to catl and examine his stock, fer thom selves, consisting of— Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward hy FBRATED FAMILY HINES, the best ia the market for t sewlity. nx )is ROW Com - purchased irom the stores are mse a ins Mahogany, Walret, and Chorry Jenny Lind roseed inS or@ ta of BheY e simple in coustruc- le to got out of order, passengers eheckec in an Francises, and paesen- ‘anams by steamer af the wOuey paid in New \ org te tri kept im Pe tin Panama and ravent detention in case of acet- pat the route is entirely reliable—no failure surred in eight years. ‘suena the samo day they or nt aint Rosewood Ktegeroa, Ladion’ Cab ineia aud Whatnets, Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chaiz \oak Marble-topand other Cottage Cham- Fing Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other Buroaus and Sideboards, _ . Fine Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrip- tion, ine Marble-top Centre, Sofa, aud other Tables, Fine ties Glace and Hees Ware, Looking- and noiseless 1 A full assoct at factory pricos by 520 NG No 642 N st. north, f 2 feet 4 inches by 125 feet, bre CK be sold a bargain if imme* wately applied for. FPP MCKENNEY & 1 uswiance and Rea! 336 Also, a fall euppl .ES, © alk, and overything’ pertaining to these S Machines. i177 A good Operator in attendance to show the Machines and give full instructions in their use, Pa.av., Wash of NEEDLES. awa = giassos, &o. + Qc. 5 - . . obarge o! > . Ww > M 18 to xe!l as cheap as any other oD ay % z [NDELIBLE WATER COLOR, in Washington andon as favorable torus: and T | LAMAR» MOTT & au RNEYS-AT-LAW, | “For through tickets at the lowost rates, apply at erson wishing to purchase 1. SCHUTTER & MICHAELSON, FRESCO. DECORATIVE, [ Howry Sperins, Mis: ‘Will practice in th Ieat Jacksou, vtract. New York: to | We ARMSTRONG BARRIS & ©O., New Orleans—or ©. L. BARTLET, Bostons flatter myseit th tno Re ive me 8 call “ F be disappointed if they gi en” GREEN, ne Hich Court of Bi the Ageney, 177 West WAYAION D—or to he Federal rrors and Ap ‘ourt at Pontot And Every Deseription of _sulstf No. 828 Seventh street. | the Courts of the wenth Sadie! Distriot of M jy ——— ty ORNAME. PAINTING. 7 7 Yo. sippi, will attend to the Collection of © NITE Th LINE. wane eine » bot. Vith and 12th sts. J aioe es ah te No, 418 th | thrtigaut the North Mississippi ome yee are meg ite REGELAR IN stzut! hand « tell wired tu his line-a ine HEARSE, ATENT CORP: ERVERS, X&e., is charges are moderate, and his atteation in on-call, any hourof the day or night. Hacks Bisbed for nerais at the lowest possible rates, Y F THIS DAY OP p RENCH Lac hantily and heavy Silk Mantlos, Mohair and Cloth Raglaus and Dustor: Borages, Organdies, and French La skirts and 2tounees'; French Eaibe Binek Silk Maths, V nds in great variety, Parasols and San Ui witha large stock of goods fur ‘ olling Dresse: {or Braves Pree LOR & HUTCHISON, Now Goods arriving every tow days throughout | KEKS, northeast corner 6th and F the season _ _ ima} i . keops constantly on var Sanaa TE LLOWED ON D : nde 2 COF Dee aN ES FO LOAN Peomotl E alll Will also ON STOCK SEC ponent Neg bo MovELS iwones from the old buria) y : ads to the ne: te nr Pea URE, BROTH yin BAN Old furniture neatly repaired and varui - = —~ | ‘Terms most reasonable. McKEN Y & LANSDALE, 5 = ne he ae ee =e = AGEN a or THE R OaACH 2 ANE, PARK FIRE IN N. Y.—Cash capital and a EXTERMINATOR OF supplics “pearly; Bad correspoudents of ‘ ng cash ca #310, quitab y adjusted and promptly ROACHES, RATS, AND MICE, Prick 2% Cexts Per Box, Anp Wituovr Fatcvre ror Eient Yrans. R CALIFORNIA AND OREGON OE PANAMA RAT ORD Kesular Sailing Days, Sih and 2h of each month CAUTION.—So many feands and impositions of various kinds have been lately come trated on travelers bound to CALAPO only an NIA, that the gubseriber, the « ‘Mail on : ve »yRAIN OR SHINE, THE FANCY GOODS DEALER, Hasa Rush? When th t be great attra . The PRICES AUCTION STRAW GOODS, mense variety of all other FANCY He, aud the prompt anc ite atten st be S induooment. by buying the very mds oof tant fur- PRACTICAL CABINET NDERTA te od to euener passage, a - a sort ‘se ae afhes in Now Yorks i 177 Wes rect, corner of ArTOn at, Finch Sythe North River, atthe head of the Com> "a Whart. Ke OPS UATE new vere Wat Ek cooL WATER COOLERS, COOKING STOV JRING STOV COC F COO Which I will sell cheap for ca: ‘Water and Gas Pi most 4 onahle term and furnish Fixteres oneal smoost ann . tlab y adjusted and ocr Othos ‘No.5! 7th street, near D. JE—A largo Herring's Wilder Patent Prepared and sold by req) C. SNYDER, ; ~ NOT = — ORG eer| ce ROLY. | om ocRumiritinar dae | Tooey cari AN 7ue rose tenn iaguire of M. SNYDER & SUN, Beskooe APOTHECARY, AMBROTYPES. 4 ane TORE oe SEVEN SUILDINGS, Ma, sanps snow gapuet ss take the oid n this city—sete y—aete of 44 pieces ‘Aa cane cae Line anc WASHINGTON CITY, tay inthe ey for the low, price of conte) 816, ee Notsis Peua: avenues juitatle for the prosent season, olienp, pretty, and ROACH BANE, Cost Pe een aceon ethan unsae oe sr “1 tana daratie, : Cases. Pa. avenue, b TOHN MoDEVITT. Alsi a beantifal assortment of EVENING | —™*!72w* o Bis 16. N. B. Sign of thi ap 4 DRESS FANS of all colors, AVR ENGLISH ANDAMERICAN PLATED | [ ADIES’ HAIR WORK Repaired: or taken ig Lis od Fay at G1 56'S aaa corun of ak end ma 27-9 334 Paray.4 doors west Browa'e Hotel, Bye Die as ene Om oy a "Tain | and Vania BveERe. co