Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR FUBLISHED EVEAY AFTERNOOR, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Serner Pennsylvania Avenes aad Elevonth Street, Lad W. D. WALLAOH, —————=+ +____ Papers served 'n paokages by carriers at 848 year, or #7 cents per month. To mai! subscribers the ead soripicon price is $3.5) & your, in advance; $9 for «.x months; $1 for three months; aud for lees than three montis st the rate of 12 cents @ week. Singie eopies, } cent; in wrappers, 2 cents. ADVERTISEMENT« (of eight lines to the square) Inasrted three times WHAT ARE CONSOLS? This question may be worth snswering at present y one is looking wiih in- terest to the commercial stots of sum. A rise or fall in *Consols” is invariabl taken asa sign of commercial prosperity or ad- versity few have a very definite idea of what is meant by “Consols.” We find in the Boston ierald the following explanation of the term “Itis not expected that everybody should know what Consuls are. or if they do, that they beled tantly bear in wind what an im- ment they are in the affairs of Great itain propese to make a single expla- vp as to their importance, by remarking that a permanent fall of one per cent. involves a wes tv hollers of, in round numbers, thirty wiltiens of dollars The national debt of England began with the relinguisiment of the old custom of exturt- ing frow the people and substituting borrowing therefor to meet publ meies. Charles 1. lorrewed largely trom hie partisans; but all his debts were extinguished te the revolution. it wa er his sons, Charles IT. and James if that the foundations of a were Inid in England. On the Williaw If. the debt was £66 During his reigu, however, the system of credit was expended throughout Europe. A large part of the annual expeuditure of the government was defrayed by borrowing money and pledging t tate te pty annual interest uponit. At ms d the debt was £15,730,439. From hix time to the present the process of b rrowing bs been continued in all exigencies. h as war, the large payment on account of Emancipation. &e.” In periods of peace n the rate of interest has been low the went has redeemed small portions of the debt, or it has lowered the annual charge by reducing, with the consent of the holders, the rate of interest. ~The debt. then, consists of several species of loans or funds, with different denominations, which have been, in process of time. variously wixed and mingled, such as Consuls, i. ¢., sev- eral different loans consolidated in one stock, 3 per cents, Reduced Consols, new 3 per cents, &e. The public debt continued to increase, uatil at the accession of George I., in 1714, i was £44145. Some two miilions was of during this reign, but during that of his ssor it was greatly increased—so that in it had reached the sum of £ 865,430. Dering the peace from 1763 to 1775, ten mil- lions were paid, but at the conclusion of the American revolution it was £249,351,623. In the peace which ensued from 1731 to » ten and a half millions were paid. Then ume the great moral and politieal revolution of Burepe, ia the course of which England sited with despotism. She fomented quarrels, eaused coalition after coalition to be formed. spent more freely to uphold every absolutist. subsidized every despot, and was the persist- ent en ef the people. During this insane career she contracted an increase of debt ex- gove & ceeding six hundred millions sterling, so that at the close of the war, and when the English and Lrish Exchequers were con total funded and unfunded debt ISI7, was £10 500.941. and the annual charge upon it LS O4b. vu that time to 1854, there was a con- L reduction of debt. On the Ist of April, (760,644,219. But then came the ud afterwards the war of India. ig these came the neces- y for incressed expenses in placing the Navy and Army in preparation for a general Faropean war. The Crimean and Iedian ware have increased the debt more than all the reductions which were made during forty years, and to-day it cannot be les: than £850.- one 000 Thix vast sum, reduced to dollars, is four thoustud two hundred millions, most of which i; consols, bearing interest at three per eent. ¥ price of the three percents is 95, » people investing xt such a low rate will uot pay par when money is worth a higher percentage. The last news is thatconsols had falien to SY and 90. This fall is equal to two yrars interest on four thousand million dol- jars. If holders were cbliged to sell now, the eregate loss would be 3240.000,000. As it ly these who have money engagements, sell out to meet them, will be losers. ady we hear of the failure of forty stock- ~ of this class, and others will follow un- less cons whs Maprove es dated, the Oorreany.—The circumstances connected with the sudden an melancholy death of that S stimable young man, Alex ysonof Mr. Alex. bene Washing- formerly of Culpeper county, Va., already been annoanced to his numerous friends. Having been intimately acquainted his earliest yout bject of this hay youth with the I feel it but an act of justice to offer a tew brief remarks upon his life and charaeter. As regards his temperament. be w: always cheerful. contented and happy: —always ready touct his part towards his fellow-associates, and whenever duties to home and his parents were resting upon him, no one was more ready te mito them. His moral charaeter was above reproach, free from everything like pro- fenity and dissipation, and from all those vices which stain the purity of youth. The slender thread of life is broken, and with all his high and ennobling qualities, both of bead and heart. it has pleased Almighty God to summon his spirit to His presenee, and he has suddenly passed axa bright and beautiful vision from earth to Heaven. ‘The star that si ure and bright, place of bliss, »ken hearted, ‘There's a brighter world than this. The large concourse of persons who followed bis remains to their “last resting place,” and the deep sorow and grief manifested by them, attest the high estimation in which he was beld by the community in which he was raised. Cut of in bis youthful prime. with the hopes of i pore! entered upon him, a bewntiful wreath of ly affection encireling bis brow. ere yet the bright foam had been quafed frour lite’s goblet, and his lips had tasted the bitter dregs. ‘tis <elfish in us to regret him. We know that whom the “Gods love die young ;” that *a shining mark.“ and this un- ly loss but adds another Litter eonfirma- » to the alreuly proven fact. Thy friends were many, for’: none knew thee but to love thee. and all mourn thee, eut down like » rose in full bloom! May the Almighty Father, who has called thee away, teach al! thy fellow ssociates to be like thee, namely, true, sffec- and kind Cuceerer twee, nes 80 1 Fevate Cortosity to Ser Prisovens.— The officers in charge of the city prison ob- asa singular fact. that there is great ne ery euri ¥ to ae us criminals, and assert that this curiosity is more prevalent among the fair sex than among men. They say, further- more. that the greater the offence of the crim- inal the greater is female curiosity; and that arcely a day elapses without applications rom ladies to see Stephens, Glass and other whe have committed great crimes. indeed, has been quite a lion among the gentle sympathisers, and m Tous eyes © glistened with tears for his approaching Two ladies from Boston called last week. and had quite a le “thy conference with hin Passing on to the cell ¢ Gless, they asked him what he was in there for. aud he replied that he was a Mormon, and was suffering for hi- religion, having married four wives in accord- v with bis creed, which a perverse genera- tion deemed contrary to the well-being of sm». ciety. The younger and prettier of his inquis- itors was highly indignant, and boldly deelared that she believed he ought to be punished, ard hoped he would be kept in privon until he lesrued better than to do such wicked things What seems more singular still. not a week elxpses bat females apply to be informed when there will be execution, and to beg the privi- jege of witnessing the execution. —.V. Y. Pact é ra Temple Matched Again. Sporting men were surprised yesterday by the fnnouncement that another horse had already been found to contend with Flora Temple, so soon alter her vietory over Ethan Allen in the astounding time of 2:25 to wagons. Two matches were made on Tuesday evening, be- tween Flora and the mare Princess, both to wagons—one three miles and repeat, the other two miles and repeat. The time for these in- teresting contests has not been fixed upon, but is to be determined upon to-day. Princess was formerly owned in Chicago, where she was kept fur the purpose of breeding, and had two colts. She was subsequently sold and taken to California, where she was quite successful. Her original vame was Topsy. She has won a good deal of money on the track at New Orleans. Great confidence is felt in the sagacity of her owner, und it is thought that be would uot mteb her without knowing precise- ly what she could do. On this aeeount, people ure afr at prevent, to risk money, even on Flora Temple against her. ‘There was x good deal of exultation yester- day over the Vermont men atthe defeat of Ethan Aden, the day previous. Tt wae avid that they were now obliged to leave some of their money here, even against their will. When Ethan end Flora’ were first brought up in feont of the judge's stand, it was observed that Hiram Woodrufl, the driver of Ethan, and in whose Lands Flora won her first renown— tvok off his cap and made a low, polite bow to the mare. Hiram was spoken to about this yesterday, and he replied : « Yes, I did it, be- eause I made up my mind years ago that she was the Mistress of the World. fie has had no occasion yet to change tht opinion. The handicap advertised for yesterday on the Kelipre Course was postponed on account of the weather to Friday next, at 1 o'clock. We are assured by Mr. Pardy that seven horses are sure to stuart, among them the imported English filly Fleeting Moments. On the same day two other races take place’on this Course; in one of them the famous Virginia horses Two Bits and Glencona, and the Tennessee horse Bill Cheatham are torun. The joekeys will all be dressed in white-topped boots and breeches, after the English fashion.—N. Y. Tribune. ————_—_see-+ Srrawnernies.—The growers of this fruit in the neighborhood of Baltimore have done a large business this year. In Anne Arundel county, some five or six miles from Baltimore, several farmers have large tracts under cultiva- tion—two have each over one hundred acres, and others nearly as much land. Some idea may be formed of the extent of trade when we state that on the largest fields, from two to three hundred persons are employed in picking fruit, the whole number enga, ed fae this purpose in the height of the scans batug some six or eight hundred men, women and children, whose aver- aze daily Inbor result in picking about sixty quarts each. The usual course of operations is t» have picked and packed in boxes as many ss the hand can gather before two o'clock, p.m. h day; for at that boura steamer of the he goes round to the wharf on the Anne Arundel side of the Patapsco river and takes in daily during the season a full load of boxes of strawberries fur immediate conveyance to Philadelphia. The operations of gathering for the boat having been finished the Banas fall actively to work fur the supply of the Baltimore market. How many thousand quarts are thus daily disposed of we exnnot say. The steamer is generally londed entirely with them. Those for Baltimore are sent to market both by land and ter. The season is now atits height, and after the present week they will rapidly decline.—Balt. American. Tecusicattttes.— Thompson’s ote Reporter thus defines some of the phrases used in stock circles and by news papers - A ‘vil is one who buys stocks on speculation, thinking they will rise, so that he can sell at a profit. It is to his interest to have stocks rise, and he will resort to every means to bring about the desired result. A bear is one who sells stocks on speculation, thinking they will fall, so that he can buy in for less money to fill his contracts. It is to his interest to break down the market, and he will resort to the most desperate means to accom- plish his object. : A corner is when the bears cannot buy or horrow the stock to deliver in fulfillment of th ireontracts. A deposit is earnest money, lodged in the bands of a third party as a guarantee; “3 up,” 10 up,”’ &e., isthe language expressive of a deposit. Overloaded is when the bullscannot take and pay for the stocks they have purehased. Short is when a person or party sells stocks when they have none and expect to buy or bor- row them in time to deliver. Lone is when » person or party has a plenti- ful supply of stocks. A flyer is to buy some stock with a view to tin few days, and either make or lose, k will have it. A wash is a pretended sale, by special agree- ment between the seller and buyer, for the pur- pose of getting a quotation reported. se -—_____ Suicnrty Ivprosaste.—The New York Ex- press tells this strange story of a rag picker: Having by long practice in Paris bceome ac- quainted with the sewers of that city, Leopold Heyer. a German by birth, came to New York. and conceived the brilliant project of exploring the metropolitan sewers for valuables. He en- tered the Houston stroct sewer East River, and was nearly scalded to death by un exhaust of steam from the factory of Hoe & Co.,corner of Broome and Sheriff streets, the first day. His trousers and under clothing were India rubber, India rubber shoes, a wire sack on his shoulder, hook in hand, usual mining lamp, Se. He de- Agned to make for the Fifth avenue, but after five days he became bewildered. passing bis nights in the masonry clefts adjoining the street eulverts. On Thursday he killed a dog who re- fused to let him pass, und at the junetion of Ca- nal street captured, killed and cooked a terra- pin that had evidently eseaped from some ent- ing house, and taken to the sewer. In the Fifth avenue sewer he found $10,000 worth of articles. He was four weeks getting out, in consequence of high tides. He immediately left the city to eseape the police. - teow = [77 A copy of Dr. Cheever’s work, God against Siavery, was recenlly sent to the Queen of = land by one of his friends. Sir C. B- Phipps se: most courteous reply, announcing bis roya in accepting the volume. will read it.—N. Y. Post. As it would not be fair If the Queen received lop-sided impressions of truth, It is to be hoped some one will write “The Almighty against the Opium Trade,” and send her that too. a yal pleasure It is expected that she A Hearrrenpine OccurRence.—Mrs. Abigail Centre, of Manchester, {s IL.,) committed suicide on Tuesday afternom fast by swallowing stryeh- nine. It appears that just pd ier to swallowing the drug she bad quarreled with her husband and when the poison commenced its deadiy work? made frantic ap to be saved. Physictans Were sent for, bnt it was too late. Her convulsive screams and writhings are described as being most terrible, and her pleadings for life of the must heartrending character. iD The Ewprem Bugente Las given an appre- ciating opening to her decreeing powersas regent She has decreed—and it is her Acs tse the gallant looking Major Henry be tade a fal ant looking Major Henry be made a coldnel, and placed near ber oaths, on the 2 tne staff of Prince Jerome Bonaparte. He isa fine fellow, and will be a safe guardiau in the Lou of danger, although the Emperor, perhaps, may he had disposed well of him bymoving him to a corps darmee of Prince Napoleon. “Phat would take Lim from Paris; uow he is decreed to be as oificerly futare there The of New Enghund have called a ae lo be held in Boston, on ser 3 tie Ist of August, 1859, to take into consideration the subjects connected with the moral, social pottee! elevation of the colored race, in the N Angland and other States. AUCTION SALES. RSHAL'S SALE. of | POR RENT-The DWE % PART of the BOOTS AND SHOE! ‘ten facias sued fro tha tier meer tee | QR RENE, The DWELLING PANT of av. YORK PRicee dl striet of Columbia for the | east of 7th street, and over Hey, « Hard- = county of Washingt: id t> me directed, 1 will | ware Store, ABR, to CAMPBELL & COYLE. H. MELA.....No, 520... W. MELA. m ingtor Geo! pees fe pe pe for cash, in freaitof the Poort F, COYLE & BRo. mar 18-tf One dvor above the States Office, Seventh street, Pygo—er en +9, and la. m., 5 S.and jowse door of sai ounty, . ARM FOR & 5 —- rom W as! ton—Steam corey Paldayiot June next tai, ar iea'cloek pretes tot | A AACABLE FARM FOR SALE—Situated | spp5: CHEAPES BOOT AND SHOE STORE | santo 4 mn tém,2. tande ps me ‘ che nae oe oon Teena ply pes Goorrstown, at the otion of the Georgetown INT som Alexandr L Page—at 3, 1. 5, uare } 5, aS SB. in the city of Washingtou, Boer theether nd © the improve: ments thereon, th 1 res. oR SHARDS corner La ia 10tF 8, Wa.m. 1K a, IM, 4, and From A exandria—Sieamer +MELA & SON have now on hand and cheapest assortment of BOOTS 3: the largest nd m.. 1, 3, and 5p. m,, singul seized and levied npon as the! prop. Wilson. ard will te wold te ekehety 73,1 a. B SHOES that can be found anywhere thi tyof Wine B ide of New York for tiene bf oy te J aeiw eo erty of Win, =U LE z, side of New York. : - ul tps to Mount Vernon, as beretofor at wdicials Nos, losaml tn ty See term, te. in | Waren? Boa tones a eee Ladies and geutiemen will find it to their her trips between Washington and Alexanire feos favor of John T.Gwya % Co. and 1. 1. Rotortsan. | containiug 30 aorey’ More on leant ing in Mont. | Advantage to examine their stock belore pur- | 3 to 4 p.m, only, ELDEN, Marshal omery county, immediately on the 7th street road | chasing elsewhere, " i" 3M, OM B. m. and 2 p.m, boats from Alexan- mam ts trict of Columbia. | fending to Rovere abont eames inaligh Tasting? Hieled Gaiters only | Gen Brmectcaith the trains Gere ane JALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT | ton And 4 iniles from Rockville, For particulars 11 oth ch enne Mise ters on! oR or van S in purauanee of tho last wilt and F. Queen. 7th street a All other goods at same low rates, he 6% a. f 1. won Pern, late hal expose FAk™ FOR SALE.—In vested in us by the wil O'Dounoghus, deceased, we offer at that valuableand beautiful FARM," Happ: containing one hundred axd twenty-eight three rooda. therealt Maryland, that highly desirat ot or pari land of which he died seized and possessed. “Varro containing from one hundied to oue hundred and sixty acres. "hie property i teautifully and most eli bp uated, extending nearty to the viliase of fin lens burg. and lyine betw and be daring upon the timure and Washi trout and the Balt imore aud Washingte ke, distant about 4 or Smiles fe om ity, and adjoims lands of John C. Riv itin tna high stat cultivation, having been loag and most profit used as a market * which itis well mt Washington ‘Tu t Office ar The locat ety exeellout jmations within t to excellent sc within Pomite. “Phe neiehbort proving. 1 as rapedl nan ated places on the line of the ivate sale py Ho of zt perches, situated between an hington branch of Band Q. K ‘This is one of the most beautifully situ- Railroad between Don't forget—the gilded sign in the show window. _ ma I-im_ eonncet wit! dria Railroad H. MELA & SON, 520. wothy I BOOTS AND SHOES. as henge jConstantly manulacturing and keep a full stock of — Ladies’ double sole Mor. Boots, $1. Ladies’ H. glove kid Buttoned fan $2.0, Ladies best $i. Eng. Lasting Gaiters, Gn and after Thursday next, 2st inet., Trame Children’s best Fing. 1 Butts Gaiters, tae 2 . rt re rs for Ladien ‘and Misses, at very wil oars Washingtonat 4.40 and 6.90 a.m, wo, St Sand 6.15 p.m. Baltiunore at 4.2) avd 7.45 a. ma. Do, at 4.15 and 5.9 p.m, ‘The first. secon. aod third connect with Trains for the East and West, ren’s Boots and Shves of every equally low. all of onrown 8, J. ROSENTHAL, ave., Market Space, y 3d door above 8th st, ‘The second sud fourth are Way Trains. garden. ea >and W on, pas ‘advan- ; ; a ‘ SONS, Agent lated ; has an extensive apple aud pragh orchard of | tresol'm wacko eee a ee pr AKE NOTICE. =e 7. H. PARSONS, Agent __ the chotcest fruit, a large barn, and every necessa- | “0.24, can be reached by railroad in thirty ND sho: When you find your T GREAT REDUCTION, ry building, either for farming or yardening pur an’ —— HE VANDERBILT LINK of United States OR OB, 7 o} rs = steamships. P Phe main dwelling stands uponan eminence, eoin- Vou) will tod ‘them aiwaye prepared te TP Cay teferre OCEAN QUEEN manding a fine view of the village, retlroad, and nk by use of the munt p serve you with the must fashionable sty!og, war. N AR, Capt. Jones Sake ne surronnding country, is two stories high, in exect. isan abundant supply of wat ranted to wear well, and at the lent order, has been erected huta few years, recently painted in the most fashionable style and by an rienced mechanie, within s hundred yarda of lepot of the Baltimore and Washington Railroad, Known as Penn’s Station, situated in a b autifu grove of trees of the rarest kind, selected with the ing tream running through eae! The improvements consist of a dwelling, field. t water of the choicest frui 3; a we an orebard price, lowest possible cash cs marg- F. NOTICL OR THE BALL dud asKortun Sle a Paty AFOKTNWGHTLY line betwee: X.SovTHAMPTON, aud HAVR ter vader Mail leaving thin nude each alteruate SATURDAY, and the other side DNESDAY each alternate W FROM NEW RK |PROM HAVRE AND pears, plumbs, &e. joots, Moirore and V1! hi POR SOUTHAMPTON) sOUTHAMTON xreatest care and plauted with much tast , and is All the necessary Farming Utensils and fine Stock For Ladies—Winte Satin and Kid AND HAVRE Fok NEW YORK. ornainented wi alarge collection of shrubbery of | will be sold with the place or separately. Congress and ee Gaiters and Slippers; Saturday, April 23! Wod"day, May ii Considering its proximity to ‘The terms will be liberal and made to suit pur- | Fancy Glicerous Siipps. Cali and examine m turday, May 7| Wed"dny, May 25 by ratlroad and turnpike, beauty | ohasers, at 8. P. HOOV Saturday,May 21|Wed'dav, June 8 scility of procuring fertilizers, advan. | °42 Fmation may he obtained from Dr. F.] fel] __ Iron Hall, Pa. av., bet. 9th and lth sts. Saturiay, June —4|Wed'dav.June 22 lation to health. society. aeil, &e. it 181 OFPounoghue, ou the place, who will take pleasure = = pre-eminently adapted and presents many induce ments for a handsome and valuable country seat. ‘he land ts aunually increasing in value, and those having capital could not make a. safer, more indicions and profitable investment than by pur chasing it; and rarely is so favorable an opportuni ty pratentad for certain and sure speculation. ‘erms of val: Jne-third cash: balance in 1, 2, from the Executorsin Georgetown, D. SARAH OF DONNOL JAMES ODONNG PETER O'LONNOC ma 2-D2tawlin& Wiw* JOR SALE—Two BRIC in showing it te persons wishing to purchase, or Exeeutors. ‘These steamships have watertight ocumpartmnents, Corry able surgeo Vo steerage passengers, Prick oF Passacte Either We Vanderinit, first ou and $5), nev 0 THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, Having been oneaeed in a turing Ladies” see’, and C "ss rr know by this time what will suit them in this line, aud can safely i Chet wedo; ar. can prove by giving ourwork atrial, You can find(stall times) the Same—Per bin, $12 and 10; second eatin ting to location of state-rooms, rst cabin, $80; second cabin $50, CERTIFICATES issued of passage = from Ew tNEMENTS ir, | the articies at the principal Shoe Stores in Wash- Seucix delivered in and 3 vears, al instalments, with interest from G pie 4 Ww t., | Meton eity—the Shoes so well-known as J. W. . TORRANCE the day tr hoe cured by the nutew af the pur- | in theweilet cr oat cree eee, on wociety, | McCurdy & Son's Piniadelphia wake.” ‘no ZI-ty ap 13-3m nase ity to Le approved by the under- id © t to the best schvol: d churches. A > oo ¥ cin sputabie. semot money wits acca mee ehpaurones, A | TNO MEM BI S STRAN | Worick the si purchaser, in rents, 10 per cent. ‘Torns: Gne-fourth TRUNKS’ TRON. TRUNKS!!! resumed her rout cash, and the balance in 1.2. and 3 years, with inte- rest haif yearly. Mr. ‘T’. MV. Insurance Compan property more particul: mar 13-eotf FR RIDAY, the Ist day of Jal ront of the premises, at fo'clock p.m, by virtue adeed of trust to the subseriber, hearing date the Alexandria, . Hanson, Agent of Fire ny. 7th street, will designate the ly. ER B. ADDISON, Agen The Ir; and S31 EE of Newark, mac river, will leave Washington TUESDAYS for CURRIOMAN: = on FRIDAYS (commencing on the sthof April) re tassortment vf Sole Lea! iW RAM E TRUNKS tu DRESS NEY POINT and KINSALE, ats Aire atekeneisbatack of all qualities o Corning, ail eens ee MINS ALS RBAYY KS, CARPET and eR bavieS 4. m.. stopping at all of the regular iandings going at bit 2 Gon Hall, Pa. av., bet. 9th and loth ets. and returning. LUCIEN &S. PAGE, Prop’r. loth day of July, 1854, and recorded in Liber J. A. S- No. 81, folios 197, 19, 199 and 2%, one of the land records for Washington county, in the District of bia, the following improved property, | ing 4 «in the city of Washington, District afore- said. A!l of Lot No. 23, in Square No. (7, having sfront on north 1,, hetween lth and 19th streets west, to- gether with the improveiments, which are three 2- story Frame Honses, Terms of sale cash. a U1 the terms ofsale are not comp'ied with m three days of sate the Trustae reserves the rizht to resell the property, by giving three days’ notice of such resalein the Star newspaper of the city of Wash- ington, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, HN P. HILTON, ‘Trustea, je2-2aw&da A_GREEN, Anct. Anct 4 SS STORY_ FRAME D DENTAL NOTICE R. HILLS has removed bis office to the long ocoupied by Dr, Maister, (36 Penny avenue, betwoen Sth and Wth ets.,) wher he wil! be pleased tu sae all who may desire h ices. For ited tu refer to Dr. M Col and | ver! aister, M. rooms, w the MI RAL tn thix city. Many persons can wear these Teeth whe cannot wear others; ‘Who cannot wear these. Persons calling at my office can be With any style and price of but to those who are partic cleanest, strongest, and art can produce, the MI more fully warranted. Rooms in this city, No.336 Penn. avenue, 9th and loth streeta; also, 907 Arch street, By A. GREE TRUSTEES SALE ( Hover anprie Lot vers "On THURSDAY accom ‘Teeth they may d kK tto the subscriber, ovember, 1877, and professional ability 1 am ki 2TH. . D., the inventor and patentee of PLATE TEETH, attouns personally at his office in th as and no person can wear others modated lar and wish the purest, st perfoct donture that AU PCat Ee will be Phiadel- Natn’L. Boven, Agent. Alexandria. _ mar 2tf OTICE TO TRAVELERS!-NEW AR- RANGEMENTS, WITH GREATLY IMPOVED SCHEDULE! FROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF NEW FURNITURE STORE. Fare now receiving our Fall stock of FURNI bot eet & HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, an rooms ng lower thau any otier hovse in THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTHWEST, ia ay P adegorans me Nd ‘Our mute in “eee ties Via Potomac SreawErs ann RicRMOND AND PoTo- and sinail Prot: Old Furniture taken in aychance JOHN BON’ suMly Odd Fe ‘ & D STREET, FAPERHANGINGS—New stock, cheap for cash. Paper hung by experienced workmen, and satis faction mac RaiLroan Line, for new. Z & BRO., ws’ Hall 7th st, ees Gee The two fast Daily lines from Washington for the South and Southwest. Boats leave their berths, foot of 6th street, at 04: a.m. and 6 p.m. Passe: ersby the morning boat can obtain a fine breakfast on heard, and enjoy a pleasant sail of 33% hours dot the beautiful Potomac, passing in full view of jewire ; (Ou! uaranteed. Vernon, By the Penne boat they insure ood SPRING-SEAT LOUNGES, supper anda rest of fous hours in comfortable CARY. or state-rovi arrivein Richmond in time to Rock ING CHA counect with all the Trains for the South and South- West. The Greeth Southern Mail is conveyed over thi 3 No.1, Toute, it being 44 miles saorter, and {09 miles | a Liber JA. S., No. 145, folios 64,65, 66, | Phis. i se 2i-ly | City, guaran Tey Hoy. PLANT & CO., callroading then by any other route, making certain eof the land records for Washington Saat Parperhangors and Upholsterers, connections te the District of Colurabia, all that picee ELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE- 330 Dat, bet sth and loth. | FR ICKSBURG, RICHMOND, AND PE- fground lying wad beiug iv the op of | ID {> Farnitnre Repairad and Veena URG. VA.;’ WELDON AND WIL- ton. Dintsiet aloresaud, aid known 9% | ‘FRANCE, BROADS "TS & CO., Manaczns, | —= otoconia adn CHARLESTON, S. Cz AU- F wots tweaty xix (25) and twenty-seven, (27,) * “Wilmington, Delawors” * | RANK T SANDS, UNDERTAKER, norih- ‘TGOMERY & MOBILE, in Square numbered four hundred and ninety six, The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are drawn | M* east corner 6th and FAts., keeps W ORLEANS ANB (196, ) beginniny for the same at a distancect 124 feet daily at Wilmington, Del., at 15 minutes before 5 p, | constantly on hand all kinds and CITIES AND TOWNS. 8 inches from the southeast corner of said square, | G8"Y 8 ings under thé superintendence of Lot: | sizes. of READY-MADE. cor. nd with the Danville, on te street, and running thence surth eighteon feet | tery Ce BIONOTR ‘Appointed by the State, as cae —_ prom rei fimecoeie phere =. brs ee — wsaee, and East lennes- wo inches, (id feet 2 inches, hence Weet one SG, 4 180 eu 4» the removal of bodie: ful Ht see Ka: 8 Fel So! VEST TO hundred fest I.) thence wouth eightorn PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN. olg uur’ erouuds ty the new cometerien. DANNIULE, BRISTOL, DALTON, © inches, (18 fet 2inches,) thence east to the . 6 _¢ ‘erms most reasonabl Sp 3-6m Noe TSVILLEL ME beginning, together with the improvements sail, Hee Ngraine G, 1858— Clnes sn, _— i UNDERTAKER Ne aaa Oe LYNCHBURG, KNOX VIL area good dwelling-house, de. & An riy J beteetn GNDERTAKER, No. 1 VILLE, GRAND JU Terms: Oue-third casi; balance in 6, 12. wd |5 prizes of,.....g1.s0 | 92 street, way tee pte te yg PGOMERY. months; the purchaser to give notes fur the deferred ats a,” peated bt pone pny! vn hand every article r. h tickets aud farther information ofthe payments, bearing interest from day of sal 250 | 3 Soe) BE : ERVERS. route, inquire at the Southern Ticket Office, No. 92 cunveyancing at the cost of the purel mee tes ries Pa I na bia attic ene | Penn. svengo. one door east of Browns’ Hotel, oF terme ot wale are not complied wt Tickets $8, haiven $4, quarters on gall Sux hour of the day or aight. Hacke far- | “usd the Bosts, foot of th etrost, os the rink and cost of the first purchaser, by adver TUESDAY, June 7—Ciass 51, — neraisat the lowest possible rates, au le-ly {Union} Ticket Agent. tising the same three timos in the Star. 219 fi a ne ey asawaedsl STRICK DOWLING. Trustoe Wuumbers, 13 drawn ballots, maTDGRAea ——— NEW ARRANGEMENT: ia as a ” Auct. q ¥ TY a > - prong 0 ND y 4 1 WLRo, WOOD AND COA L 5 wales bee, Le ose aeOKiecemk ‘Near Thira Street, ia ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA ALLROAD, OTICE. WEDNESDAY, June 8—Class 32, AMSRORYS : = MeKNEW & MARLOW’S % numbers—14 drawn ballote only 25 conte. FROM WASHINGTON CITy, D. C, STEAM FIKE-WOOD MILLS, i eas Put up in handsome case, To CoRNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL, oa Hyer PHOTOGRAPHS prizes of, 5,000 15 do, Wood Sawed in 4 pieces for 5c. per cord, Wood Sawed in 4 preevs for 5c. per cord, Wood Sawed in 4 pieces for ec. per cord der i to any part of the city, ‘ed Lo any part of the etty, ivered to any part of the city. Cooking, and Slove WOOD manufac- y reduced prices, ayson hand, THURSDAY, June 9—Ciass 53, 78 numbers—i3 drawn ballots, Capitais, $2,060 | | prizes of. 10,000 | : io. CASH. i}~ Ful! mvasure and weight may be relied onin every inetauce. McKNEW & MARLOW. &e. Tiokots $5, FRIDAY, June 10—Ciass 54. jo. ~ 3,000 &e, Ac. Tickets $10, halves $5, quarters $2.50, &e. halves $2.5), quarters $1.25, PHOTOGRAPHS, VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE, wy NA Tow Me E ncta GEORGIA. ALABANA, On" for the first COPY, and 25 cents TEKANSAS, MAND TEX AS, foreach subsequent one. — GOOD PICTURES taken in any weather, Remember tie Numbor— 4-0 eonsylvania avenne, near 3d street. “aeere the shadow while you have the substance.” ap Sly HROUGH TICKETS can be obtained at the GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD OF- FICE, corner of Penney! vania avenne: 6th street, te 4 board of the Steam Ferry Bo ‘ ‘axe, or at the office of the Orange au Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandria, ro RICHMOND, DANVILLE, LYNCH O15 3, D CLOTHIER, wrens” Hotel. ti y BRISTOL es A RAE ON: Ai A - : SCANS] TA,C NCHA, SHVILLE ne [Zz Officen—Corner 7th street and Canal, and on Sel aioad 0) os Pinal PINGS.and other SEASONA Bie ND. “JUNCTION,” MEMPHiny Sth street, hetween Hand I streets, _ 24 2 prizes of. 22,000 FOR MEN'S WEAR, which MERY AND NEW ORLEANS. La~ Orders sent to either office will recerve per- 6,000 | 2 do. Tes order tn the best manner an: By 8 direct route, and conti us TALlWRy connee- ia! attention, Je6 ut 3,000}11 do. TT loo *. He has also a choice ster tien to Memphis, EEP 1T BEFORE THE Ratves goth, une RNG RCL ES gover 300 caliee shatior than terane taney esa *, ae * : by ing over r 5 mt he v TO GET YOUR MONEY'S WoRTH ‘Plokets $6, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25, eal! the special attention « Wisc stoam ferry buat Goorge Fare leaves te rot HOW T *T YOUR MONEY'S WO: , SATURDAY, Juni. r, Athens to the pr ciple of om oniy, | of 7th stroot at tls & an, for Alexa: an, whore p + “Tye er - ‘ SONSOL! TE a SRY | which it distin marked on each arti thepub | senger 2 the cars for Ric Charlo ie y v ite — ‘a H ir dealing. . m. for Richmur d ints South WwW nore Cb canbe Loughe cheapest, (put that ) app ie ballots, f Me Wee Resner, Sevorably known to many est, mal es sure and close connections to Mem- ee de. “ be id i: 5 citizens of ashington asa Cutter iste 8. {ian ha dew No 23) the bart aualit of wou: | prige of... S548i4|{prizenof__....g.um | citizens of Washington aint Cutting Department, | "Bageage Wagons and Omnibusesleave the office eee Mest put thik dawn hte Sithetizeetamul? di 2» do. will be pleased to meet his friends and the public | Pa. avenue, at 6 o'clock 8. m. ons TY and the lnggoat boxes, aid the ainallet prrceecrns | 2 2 do. ee ek Gone trr, jo 17-tf oan EO oe this m your hat.) aud co tu the corner of ath Rtewet | 4 es : = = em < . Barket and lonvoyaur odsee ortho poet egthe | F fe, quarsers’ “SMa MGrr SLRS FEAT. | pe PAC! { STEAMSHIP Com where they wil be Qioinptly attended to. ROADBENTS & CO., L ATTORNEYS. AT LAW, ‘One of the Steams! Orders loft at 3. W.K. Handy’s, opposite Wil WILMINGTON, DEL, Hotty Spring, Misa. the United States Mar larde’ F orat Win. Ballanty ne’s, 498 7th street; ee ee Wil! practice in the Higit Court of Errors and Ap IPORNIA, and gt zth sk proniptly = SUPREX COUNTY LOTPERIES, feat Jackson, the Federal Court at. Pontotow, on tWiee eACn Canal streets, ‘The money Gecdiinte t pany the orderor be ready when the fuel Is delivered, je2 A. PAYNTER. at Page's Wharf JALTS’ CIPY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS, minutes before L le MONDAY, June 6, 18°9—Ciage 61, 78 numbers—13 drawn ballote, B Wood prepared any length and size: delivered tale. toall parte ofthe city, Nosy Vand. eat ere prizowof.._. town. Order: mail promptly attended to. The sae money to ace: the fuel 1s delivered. ~ N. W. corner t2t! mar2-ly.r Foot of 17th st any the onler, oF toh ke, Ticks si. TUESDAY, June 7, 18—Ciags 62, 75 numbers —12 anwa ballots, 1 mn ee 8. f foes ves - BEN | 2 iJ | a — ioe ELLING AT cos’ S G At H. KING'S E 46 Louisiana Avenu SLLING cost! oN g ‘ee. ENCH BAZAAR, tween 7th and wth streets ular attention of the sors generally, that | Cy &e., Tickets $1. WEDNESDAY June 8, 18%—Class 63, 78 numbers—12drawn ballots, Capitals. N 85,000 | 2 prizes of Bn F haat patioca Becestat $359 to $5, yols de 5” French pa! rn Bonnets from @5 o = a 1,000 fine Straw Bonnets, all colors, from 37 cents &e. ko, to $2.50, ‘90 Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Flats, Hats from Scouts to $29), Ribbons fro nts a yard, and ete stock of Artif Flower Manutillas and Shawis from $2 to A sofia assortment of Dress Trimmings and ul 1s Collars and Sleeves in of Paucy Goods, [>> A discount of 5 per cent for every purchase above $2) will be made. 4 ” Tickets $1, THURSDAY, June 9,1839—Ciars 64, 75 uumbers—l2 drawn ballots, Cn & ” “Picket FRIDAY, June 10, 1859.—Cines 65, 75 uum a2 drawn ballots, i general, with a large stock To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 ‘apitals. 1 prizeof__.._.. 95,000 15 prizeof.___. soos 81.000 e. &o. Jourts of the Seventh Jud. 1 will attend to the tthe Nerth Miseiss ual District of Mis Collection of Cl on the Sth math, with the suns and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RALL. RolDs: a These Steamships have been inspected ™ proved by the Navy Dopartment, aud eugranty speed long )is now com safety. he Panama Railroad (47 m leted from vceau to ovenn, and ix ero: insor@ Coors. “Tee baygage of passengers is checked in New rk thronch to San Pranciseo, and passen ere are embarked at Panama steamer at the Jompany’s expense. The ni so New Yors oon in Panama and jon in ease of Aco: - te is entirely relsable—no failure ug ht years. Paname the same day they ar . 7 WAR! WAR! New Pocket Maps of the late War: new Map of Europe—just received at also, aD) wy covers all expenses of the trip. Reserve stenmers are kept in San Francisco, to prevent deten' dent, ao that the having cccurred Passen 81,000 jel 5m 5 [PROM FueTEEN ro, ‘All persons using Ste ve wort WOODRUFFE'S NT ANTL-FRIC- 1 PAT x TION STEAM AND PI REGULATOR—sel through by each Steamer, and tak regulating both fire and steam, The civacaeraceee| jon and Ohildvon witheototkes onan very great in saving fuel, Preventing explosion id keeping all things war reserving the boilers, For through tickets at the lowest rates, (Star)oitice engine room, | the A ency, (77 West street. New York, sor, H: & G.-C Schuider, or any of the numerous | RAYMOND—or lo ARMSTRONG, HARRIS © persons wang them, 887 o ee) EG. New Urieaie of C1 BARTLETE Biot yee - 2D STATES MAIL Ll NITED TE ot i AnD Witnort Faicree ror D. W. HEAT marta Waal ja* M. McCAMLY & CO., DEALERS IW FIRST-CLASS PASHIONABLE CLOTHING AN GENTS’ FINE FURNISHING GOODS No, 390 Pasha t Noutatl Hotel ‘Burldite,) Waswineton, D.C. TRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET Bags, ap ‘LAR LINK *i@HT VY Rare, FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, Via PANAMA RAILROADS Rerular Sailing Days, 6th and 2th of each month to caution &!! persons seeking passage to —So rauds and impos: ot 20 Of... B1,nw | = = smMiTa,” CAUTION. many f is am bons 17 Vshait positively sail for Europe in July A) | Oneal na Ented'on travelers turd to SLR. H KING, 46 Louis me SY &eo., Tie “a $1 &o. Real Estate Bougth and Sold, City Lots, Dwel | NIA, that the subscriber the oly between 7th and sth sts., under the ickel . ling Houses; also, Farms, Timber Lands, in sary horized agent for passage by the U. _ies Ls _____Avenue Houxa,_ SATURDAY Janell. Class 06, iand and Virginia, within & short distance of this Fossmn the city ‘of New York, ONNETS . L.NACHED AND PRESSED. igisneraat pees Mrs. PE: poco D city. =xchanj for Ci 5 Goma sohanees for City Provera Cc: D> IMPOS! TION, they must be tl te As REMOVED from her oll | 1 prize of-......guyn| | prizes of -......1,000 Monet Poannd oe ee eee oe ot he a nate oe UES stand to No. 473 loth strest, east side, secund E @ 2 L215 | 1 do. ———---- tA Baeinene Provptly attended to, York is authorized to engage BLEACHING AND PRESSING BUS &e., Purchasers will do well to give us'a.call “phe Companies ave ouly one offices NESSae heretofore, A continuance of Ne oder agree References. "Hon. D. 8. Bidinecs New York: 3. | which wnt tt Wart strect, corner of Warren nts of formor friends, and of all who wish their| {19> All orders for tigkets of certificates of paek- gs parker & Carwash and G, Fronting op N aunty > nets done or & superior style, ix res) red Ages in any of the above lotteries, will meet with 2 -3 ~ C._ mar 22-3 q door. Be rada to ender ontite sateen every Hort will | the inost prompt and coniidentinl attention, and the | Weiss Ma LecKE Continues the latest Zexl Oop Se IR RR ot naa Verk. be made to render entire salisiaction. je 2-6t" printed oficial drawings sont As soon as over, N of DR ESSM AK Ké in all its branches at No. = ——— ee --6 Al.—The subscriber bersieave | Sfdross FRANCE. BRUA DBE. Se CO 25 East Capito! street. Dresses made in the neat: | 74, {OTT A hay tor thon of Lin custonnere’ aud Patrons | et UORD ONE Deny ee eaceedalon ma | To My pgrends ANB ® PUBLIC Ave accounts with han herctofore rende, : 7 CE F : se ¥ AA ‘e Seas Seb akonaae ata eters, | EO °* AP AEDIBA? Set Wire an thoes wapesyas, | Erelataraens mond opas ROE rive is oO) , ad. | @ : tonth, for which ko tarnestly invites pre INFLAMMATORY. DISEASES, ine Band, Wook sal Coals Sexe gohtach Bats, | seer ean sold in thia eiby—eets of 4 picoos Cements in money. Presuming I have ! Wharf, next ty Mth street bridge. Call prim for $4; TUMBLERS as low a so cots per OZER. Saket ae eas era Rin we oe ft f¢ ‘x o NL Piero LAR! your or R. W. Bates ‘ ee sis Bvenue, eu ‘ A ‘lors, tore now to hora, [esa A! LANE WEO: ead wertisement. _ WORLDS (Statnn yee ines ote neartaea.» | dateom JOHN McDEVITT._ Lie reine ee gt ey iBB’S See Advert in’ Lissa mR ue BBR ReM CAT? | LAS oo aT