Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Peansylvania Avenue & Eleventh Street, W. D. WALLACH. —-+ + Pa; served in packages by carrieraat @: ear, ors per month. To mail salscribers the sub- scription price is $3.5) 8 year, ia advance ; $2 for «ix months: $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 centas week, Singie COPICS, Ome cent ; in wrappers, two cents. AvvERTiseweNts (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day, or wioe a week, §1.25, once a week, 0 cants per square GREAT PILGRIMAGE TO THE ME TEORIt STONE. ~~ = [Reported for the Utien Herald } © Ob, have you seen that curious beast, ‘The rhi-o-noc-e-ros-is, With a horn upon that nose of his, Like an elephant’s proboscis?" SEARCH FOR THR PHILOSOPHER'S STONR. Exiravagant tal ite sard to bay b 20th instant, full of ete. in top heads” and display lines dan: is his reportorial brains. Accompanying the writer of this truthful history were D. S. Heff- ron, Dr M. M. Bagg, Dr. C. L. Hegeboom, 8. W. Chubbuck, George Klinck, T. W. McLane, and W. J. Bruce. The first four named are really scientific gentlemen. thoroughly con- versant with minerals and chemicals, who went out prepared to witness the third wonder of the world and experiment upon it to their heart's content. INCIDENTS OF THE JOURNEY. How we got to Richland station we need not describe, since we were quickly carried thither in the comfortable cars of the New York Cen- tral and Watertown and Rome railroads. But at this point we began to realize that ~‘Jor- dan’s a hard road to travel.”’ The distance to the town line of Redfield and Boylston, we were assured was twenty-one miles, and that ever a road none of the best. Hon. Mr. Hoard, M. C., of Jefferson county, sel with portentous looking book on the ctof meteorology, joined us here, but ac- tuatiy deserted the party on account of a threatened rain soon afterwards, and probably ut is chuckling at the -thought li!’ A careful study county failed to reveal at this n that he is t to be James Hadley” and «Mr. Sanger. prominent persons in connection with the moon-stene. ‘But the map is an old one,”’ we said, and we received present information from a respectable farmer that he knew Mr. Hadley—*-Why, Hadley lives half or three «aarters of a mile from Wright's tavern, on the town line between Boylston and Redfield.”” This tallied well with the published reports of the (swego Palladium in regard to the locali- ty. Hiring conveyances here, the whole party still further increased by the addition of a sec- ond newspaper man, proceeded four miles to the village of Orwell. Now be it known that Orwell boasts of no hotel with accommodations for man and beast. An early breakfast had sharpened our appetites, and something was necessary to be dune. After various inquiries we discovered that the entire resources of the piece consisted of eggs and pepper-sauce. It is presumed that Shanghais are abundant; at all events, the party a some eight indly boiled for us by dozen eggs, which were the proprietor of a “‘store.”’ These were de- voured incontinently, partly in the solidified and partly in the liquid form. and it is proba- ble that standing around a dry-goode box in the street, which served fora table, such an- ether scene as that band of “egg men’? pre- sented, was never before witnessed at Orwell Had Frank Leslie's reporter. (who is said to have started to sketch a view of the meteor.) obtained a correct representation of this “bat- ue of the shells,” his furtune would have been seenred MORE DESERTION. The caracter of the country xt Orwell seems to have f: serted ushere. Had they on would have reconsidered their determination The deserters were T. W. McLane. of Utica. and Mr. Wright, of Jefferson county. How they lost by not pursuing the march ! LAMENTABLE IGNORANCE As we journeyed on, the lamentable igno- tance of the people excited our sincere emn- misseration. Oveasionally we would inquire of sme person, who, with remarkable perseve- Tauce, seemed to be trying to hoe corn in a stone heap. or plough in ni eeap ag Have you heard anything about a big stone f. this part of tle country?’ + No— 1 took place tican—Have you heard of astone falling anywhere in these parts? stice—Wall; agin! With impreeations upon the clown, the party on, we om Was The an=wer elec- le party. *Yes.”’ said the farm- er, ‘“ Uve bearn that right over here on the town line » stone fell down that covers a whole half acro, aud knocked the trees hither and you'’’ Being asked where he heard the story, jogged on. Arrived some miles farther encountered two men in the road, to w put the usual interrogator. trified the w replied that a neighbor of his said he it in his paper. and he was glad somebody was going to see about it. We hailed this as an » that To did occasionally indicati penetr: uto the bae woods But w> have neither the time nor the space to detail a!l the incidents, many of them of the most taughable character, which befel us. We woald write out, if we could, how one member of the party, tired of the plain diet at Orwell. farmn-houses for cold victuals; how from the pantry of a hospitable toquired we drank eld Lady; w the superintendent peeped through the windows of a log 84 der the aken idea that the school “ 59 any moi unintentional ch the through the n yaaited in h and upset a deputy sheriff, who in riding while the rest were paddli on ~Shank’s horses;"” how we got stuck int og x AN ESTERIRISI® MAN We saw oue thing during gh the « of the town of Boy ch we are determined shall from bu: from apy kind of a p! sed rod, stands an unpreteuding tenement Salt of heralock logs, in the styie of architee- “re made famous in 1840. Around thia rural ‘ng the earth (what little there is in an *ailable shape) has been scratched up with » hee, aud a few sickly-looking beans and pota- ¢ rust their noses through it, such ana Premises eration. etic A large board, which Tore the next snow blockade, he may read: Taylor Shop.” The orthograp ¥ ts # little defective, unless tld happen to be the name of the pre- tor of the “shop,” but the painting is | to the efforts of some of our eity sign- As “ye Taylor man’’ does not ad- er in the Oswego Palladium or the !. we trust that this notice will —_ to call attention to his enterprise Fuch sh ters ‘Eben Vos, XII. Tg WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1859. THE SCENE OF THE CALAMITY. At last we reached the town line, and after it for some distanee, reached the the late “‘wonderfal phenomenon.’’ Wright's tavern appeared to view. The gra: emlocks rear their sha; and rear, while a distance on either side of the ‘ very respectable road, by the way, albeit Mr. dam's plan has net been adopted. The tn itself is acomfortable sort of a place, and furnivhed usa good supper at the moderate charge of twenty-five cents per man, while the use of fishing tackle to catch trout in an excel- lent troui brook in the vicinity, was thrown in gratis. Mr. Hisdley had removed from the locality where he was formerly situated ger, we learned, was believed to reside BOOTS, SHOES, &o. turing and keep a full lesirable two-story BRICK ¥ street, George Montgomery street, hay rooms, with kitchen boilding, geod dry eet- the house. ‘Pon goed tenant oven the Istef July. Apply to D. ENGLISH, 13 heads in front extends a short State road’ —a Misses’ and Children’s Boots and Shoes of every Viption, equally low, all of enrowen wake, &ve., Market 5 Joor shove 8th at, story brick house, with basement 23 feet oer a large back building; water in the eet deep. Or [will rent this t wanting it fora private 1 W.F. PRILLIPS. YOR RENT—DWELLING-HOUSE No. 133 Beall street, Georg: wwa, D.C., two doors from geesion given let of Druggist, Georg: gu a place than the backwoods town of Tioytston, in the county of Oswego, having reached us—the writer hereof set out upon his meurnfal pilgrimage on the morning of the rt thigh hopes—visions of ‘‘nc- curate statements,’ ‘startling phenomena,” avenue, VY: find al sta yotmiatieaeasts Sat to wear weil, and at the lowest possible ons! Several hundred rods beyond the tavern we beheld traces of devastation. cut through the hemlo-ks, are scattered about, whi promiseuously among the brush and logs. We do most sincerely «firm that we saw here piles of recks. They are not the ‘rocks’ of “Sinbad the sailor, but«‘Sin-bad the editor.”’ They are rocks of which one might select a ‘‘pocket- nd they would doubtless furm a perma- One enormous boulder was pointed out to us as the meteoric stone. In shape and size it resembles an elephant, though ht say ‘twas ‘very like a whale.”’ to its having drepped from the report that we did 1ot If we were asked to opinion, we should say that the fall too when Noah discharged his superfluous ballast, and that it has remained where it is at present since that day. THE EXCITED CROWD. *- excited crowd”’ alluded to Their excitement, 0. THE LADIES OF WASH Having been engaged in manu {sees’, and Children’s Shoes for, know by this time wh: E DWELLING HOUSE_To BNI—A three-story BKICK HOUSE, with bak building. on 12th street, between N avenue and I street, LOUSE 19 THYW, MI le piles of bark lie posite the public reservation has all the modern improv: ments, such as gas, hot and cold water, bath tub, cooking range. Apply on the premises. articles at the t rincipal Shoe Stores in W: ington city—the i hoes so well-known as J. oCurdy & Son’s Philadelphia make. no 21-ly_ TRAVELING TRUNKS. E Offer the largest, best and cheapest assort ment of all the various styles and qualities SOLE LEATHER TRI HURCH BUILDING FOR SAL Baptist Churc. intend either to present house of worship orto oreecta new one on another lot; they *',erefore offer for saiethe BULL.D- =e and LOT nent “sinking-fund.”” estoa® feetaliey The house is built in the most substartial manner, and is well adapted fora pubiic hall or for conversion into dwelling- houses. For terms inquire, until the 25th of June of ISAAS CLARKE, corner Hand 8th sts, AT BOXES S, SATCHELS, &e., ‘Travelers and purchasers our establishment before purchasing, as they can find every article they may wantat the lowest prices. Old Trnnks repaired and exchanged for new ones. .! ked and delivered in any part of the city and Georgetown. clouds, we can onl witness the fall. shou'd not fail to + ) LET—The BRICK DWE formerly the residence of Mr occupied by Mrs. W. of Dumbarton and Mo heelor, on the northeast corner STEPHENS & CO. & 222 Pa. avenue, betw. We found (hat in the Palladium’s report. however, seemed to proceed from some other source than that indictted. 1 be laboring under the hallucination that the meteor was not in all respects of such startling roportions as they had imagined. Gentlemen Watertown and different parts of Jefferson Lewis counties, had visited the gone home with a string of trout in. lieu of © specimens.” Among the distinguished pilgrims to this Mecca were Colonel Jewett, Geologist of the State, dispatched thither by the Regents of the University; Judge Mullin, of this judicial dis- trict; Mr. Wagner, of the Rome Sentinel; Mr. jtica, and many others whose names we did not learn. Some actually pene- trated to the scene of the disaster; others went a few miles through the woods, and were all at once taken with a panic for ‘ fishing.”’ jiacatorial gentlemen. we venture efore invaded the woods of Red- field and Boylston at one time. AN INDIGNATION MEETING. Although we went fishing and brought home captives of our bow and fish-hook, we do not purpose to give any account thereof. ping over all haps and mishaps, the reader please suppose our party, on the forenoon of the 21st, seated in the cars of the Watertown and Kome railroad, bound homeward. Here we were joined by Dr. Phelps, of Man- ungay, of the Central Inde- pendent, and sundry other moun-stone victims. A meeting was called in the forward part of the car. On motion, D. 5. Hoffron. Esq., was called to the chair, and Dr. M. M. Bagg, ap- pointed Secretary. After some discussion of the object of the meeting. a committee on resolutions was ap pointed, consisting of [ra D. Brown, GW. Bun- gay, and George Klinck. This committee re- ported the following : Whereas, The hegenta of the University deapatched their Curator to the wilds of Boyl- ston, Uswego county, to investigate and bring back specimens of the melevric stone; ani whereas, a large number of scientific gentlemen were drawn thither frompdifferent including s number of chemists, miner alogists. doctors of medicine, members of Con- gress, judges of courts, learned editors, and even speculs ors; and whereas the most rigid and careful search through the en- tire northeastern portion of Oswego county, has failed to discover any me‘eoric specimens of elephantine proportions; therefore, nat we are down on all humbugs in general, ffom the moon-hoax down to the mon-stone in amp. and large amented with s noon the Istof Ju Apply to M. ADLER, Agent. MPROVED FARM AT PRIVAT A The subscriber will sell at private sale the ch he resides, in Prince George's menced the manufacture o! rand experienced workme ediate suoervision, [am prepared to fnrnish travelers with a better and cheaper article than the Northern Trunks sold by others tn vats erty. Please They appeared to Ipposite Od: Fellows? Hall. TRUNKS!—TRUNKS ! CEIVED This day a large addition to our Sole Leather Trunks, adies’ Dross Trunks, oe: by fine roads. Th comfortable dwelling. containing 9 reoms, barn, jecensary out buildin fexcellent water; corn- hous, and ch ic® apple orehard ble, which will be The farm is in excellent order, For terms apply to the subseriber, who will take Carpet Bags, Satchels, &o. & the Farin to ail who may desire | Making our assortmont the largest and most oom. THOS, 1. BARC Y, plete variety tn this city. which we guaranty to sell cheaper than any other house this side Y WALL, STEPHENS & CO. Clothing and Trunk Warerocom 322 Pa. avenuo, between sth and 16th 2 104 Doane rt.. New ¥ eased in showin Stocking, of ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR ENT 18 WASHINGTON CITY FOR A OF YEARS.—The undersigned will lease sfnctory tenant for five of September next, the PREM[SES on the south- Penn. avenue and ith street, which has been well known as ears from the 15th a quantity of DELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE- FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAGERS, Witmincton, DeLawarz. The Consolidated Lotteriesof Delaware are drawn daily at Wilmington, Del., at 15 minutes before 5 p. m. All drawings un tery Commissioners appoin PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN, MONDAY, Juno 2, 1859—Class 65, B a drawn ballots, u for nearly five years past the largest and most successful boarding-house in the Federal Metropolis. Its about midway between t ss house, and its immediate Theatre and Philhi his open near e Capitol and Preni or both of whi rintendence of Lot ligible in Washington city fora hotel kept on the European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily be arranged to accommodate one hundred persons comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking, dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar- ed to accommodate even afar greater number lan, The entrances, public and on iith street, within # feet of Penn. avenue, and nearer to the Theatreand Philharmonic Hali than others that can be established. For in- formation concernin, WALLACH, Star O: WOOD AND COAL. THER ARRIVAL. 1} has just received another cargo of that superior RED awd WHITE ASH COAL, one of cheap for CASH. . large lot of HICKORY, Asing elsewhere. , corner l4th and C sts. plit any size and leng: chester, G. W. do, 2 ** Piekots @5, halve TUESDAY, June 23—Cinas 66, 78 numpers—15 drawn bailots, a on Ww 4 zan|” ke, ~~ ke. Rw Bor Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25. DNESDAY, June=)— ! prize of... 2 N. B.—Wood Cut and > known the rich Liened two of our aps for they de- A 7 sight which #fterwards greeted our eyes. they [KEEPERS AND OTHERS. — "LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST OU re ed Sign, at the new ‘al streets, Opposite THURSDAY une 3+-Class 63, 75 numbers—!2 drawn ballots. *, corner of 7th and Can You will not only be sure of full measure, Wood Sawed in 2,3, or 4 any #120 deaired. { ilty cents per cord cheaper than it is sold from *ny other place in this city. I> His Woed is of the Best Quality. 1O™ He has the biggest Cart > The biggest Pine Knut Spiit for Kindling Wood. FRIDAY, Iu! ‘78 numbers—13 a 20 prizes of........ 81,000 Oe. Cay c Tickets $5, halvee $2.5), quarters @1.28. , That any editor who wilfully lends himself to the perpetration of a hoax of the character of the meteoric stone, violates the sacred obligations which he owes to the public, prostitutes his press to a shameful pur- pose, and degrades his own profession. Resolved, 34, That such conduct undermines all confidence ia the Pres ductive of great evil to society xs well as pecu- niary loss to the Press i Pooleed. Ath, That the editor of the Oswego Palladium, by his conduct in relation to this matter, has forfeited the respect and confidence of the public. and should hereafter be held by his editorial brethern as below the standard of honor and resp attach to the Press. Resolred, That ignorance can be no excuse. inasmuch as the editor of the Palladium, pub- lished to the world that he hed received speci- mens of the meteor, and thereby gave the en- dorsement of # hitherto respectable journal in atters of fact, to the monstrous hoax and gratuitous lie he has perpetrated. These resolutions were adopted with but one dissenting voice. Dr. Phelps said he thought the hoax had given the railroads a benefit and it would in- crease the circulation of other and respectable journals. He therefore voted “No.” The Chairman—The chair is of opinion that the doctor is implicated. Ceorge Klinck moved that a e+ ransmitted to the Pal that the press generally be requested to pub lish them. Carried unanimously. The meeting then adjourned Se to sum up Nile transtt ef. int heorn on t—what ist’ ’ We were disgusted with such ignorance, and hardly spared the time to enlighten a man who ‘didn't take the papers.” In one case something like the following dia- July 2. D' LOTTERY OF B oe ballots, s N IL All delivered Fr GRAND CON: r If the above does notshow how pe shows wheter get your Money's Worth. if a at the above «the r wate Rich and is thereby pro- BROADBENTS& CO., ILMING TON, Den. UNTY LOTTERIES, 3% To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 minutes before 12 m. MONDAY, Jone 27, 1859—Class 79 75 numbers—i2 drawn ballots, Oak 2 pisces $1.97 or the best Hickory, 2p 175; 4 pieces 92. All other part rders left at S. W.K. Handy’s, opposite Wil lards’ Hotel ; orat Wm. B: dly)—What is there about it? Rus the other day a feller cum slong a-n-d he picked up a big stone and it fell ts of acord at same SUSSEX cg stability which should always A.PAYNTER. at Paze’s Wharf. re O, &c., Coats coa, ” Tickets $1. June 2 1859—Class 8), Persous ordering C urn hala ballots, AL, will please state the con- dition of the draft, and wo will end that which wil . give entire satisfaction, Ja. On hand, West End Red Ash, Treverton Red, prize of... 81,000 sh + Tami C GBs wav ‘800 ee &o., Tickets $1. ESDAY, J 29 185+—Class Si. E Fook ee pe 5 W. M. GALT troets, No. 547, Northwost corner 12th and. and foot of 17th street, below War Department. jea OTICE. N McKNEW & MARLOW’S Oy Gey STEAM FiKE-WOOD MILLS, Tickets $1. ConNER ITH STREET AND CANAL. THURSDAY, June 9, 185—Class 22 Wood Sawed in 4 pieces Woed Sawed in 4 piece: Deiivered to au Delivered to any part of Lhe city, at > how he found out his mistake, and apologized to the “school ma’am” for bis hew we foundered “wild eat road.,” un- or except in John Brown's tract, how a stick went through 2 wagon-wheel ed upon through fe e WOOD manufac greatiy reduced prices, alwayson hand, —we saw—we col- 2 munde, the Silver k and the Boylston sure and weight may be relied onin = Offices—Corner 7th street and Canal, and on treet, between Hand I streets. _ nt to ether office will rooupre oe e Foroot lits Owx Nawe.—A resident of Co- lumbia township, who returns a considerable sum upon the tax daplicate, recently forgot his Ile was looking called almost daily at the post office, and in- quired for a certain name several times informed him that he had a letter verscription of his own name, excep! that there was n middle name, apelled The applicant declined to receive the as it must be for some one elee, but anid be didn’t know any such man in the town. day. after a month had parsed, he told his wife there was such # letter, aul wondered who it could be for, and why the owner never called After » good Inugh at her liege, she convinced him that the name on the letter was Hie had forgotten his middle cogno- men, but ventured to claim the letter, and found that it was the very document that he had been looking for so long!—Cincinnati URDAY, July 2—Class 8, jumbers—13 — ballots. ra letter, and ml” wad how we got out; with various er interesting particulars, more amusing in ing than they could possibly be in the DENTISTRY, &c. DENTAL NOTICE. 8 has removed his office to the rooms long ocoupied by Dr. Malster, (306 Penngu between Sth and wth sts.,) where j@ will be pleased to nee all For professional abi permitted to refer to Dr. M. The postmaster {D7 All orders for tickets or certificates of ke - ages will met with the most prompt and confiden tial attention, and the print ‘A5 8000 As Over, Address FRANCE, official drawings sent ENTS & CO., Twiwerom. Der. who may desire : journey over tity I am kindly gy fora road which leads jad , TICE. To my rREends AND THE PUBLIC-1 have been adding to m: HINA SETS, cheaper than they have ever been sold in thix city—sets of 44 pieces ERS as low as 40 cents per examine at No. 313 Penn. avenue, JOHN McDEVITT. the inventor and patentoe of able 1 ar in the E personally at his office i ce Many persons can wear these cannot wear others; and no person can wear others Who cannot wear those. Porsons cailing at my offico oan be acoommod: with any style and price of Teeth they may desir: oe qin ue partoninr aud wis! jeanest, strongest, and mos! —— the MINER. war a inca Seek eee ase GtTs CITY STE. 1 We S47. ‘ ND delivered,Sawed and Split any length and size; also, Cord | FIRE WOOD MILLS, eee 5 and C streets, i h looking at eevh other as if to inquire why the mischief they had been transi ported, Hessian-iike, to genialclime. The owner of the \lently oue of that perverse gen- “seeking after asign.”” And he has andsomely painted. extends along the front of the mansion, upon should any person travel that way be- Savanies or Teacnens.—The Providence Journal has an article on Teachers’ salaries, the object of which is to show the comparative rates in different cities. only to teachers of hi school masters. Petersburgh, C. W., $3,000; Boston, principal $2,300—his five asstst- 50; principal of English high school, $2,500—his four assistants each $1,680; Chicago principals, $2,000; Philadelphia, West rincipals each, $2.000; rooklyn, each, $1,500; New Bed- ford, Salem, Chelsea, each $1.600: 5: In Providence, the Latin school receives but $1, school the same; boys’ junior schools, 3900. The salaries of grammar masters ip Boston is $2,000; of sub-masters $1,000. T.J.& W.M. GALT. ‘The salaries refer HAT AND BONNET h schools and grammar C. W., $3,964; ‘their clothes renovated of the Latin school, ants average $1 streets, No. 477, west best manner, and at the 3. H. MORSE'S Hat and '° street, Bonnet Curtains for sale, ma tl. ee REST SLLOWED ON DEPOSITES LE RINT a: ite the “ ig ane a ST i} at once at 336, between iela UBB B tan ADIES, ON MON) ; boys’ English | SPOCK at Gret ESP STYLE HOUP SKI June 2th until July dist, at Store, 336, between th and 10th AS . memests Rt ‘at cost from. ‘Attention given to looting | Warrants STEVENS oer ; the payment of Taxes or non-residenta, Star. N°. 1,995 CABINET WARE, &. _ THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent ws veto News i 51~ w en taining a greater variety of interesting reading can be found in any other—is published on Saturday 8 ‘wenty copies... Led roei ved, 29 ‘ine aaaLYY 4 saved.” Ittnr ne the ~ News” that has made Tux Evanine Stak ov so generally throughout the coustry. ("Single copies(in wrappers) can be at the counter.) u the tesne of the pa Prioce—THREE C: not as agents will be al- ‘Sh 3) conte, 07> Postmaster: lowed a commission SE HOUSE FURNISHING OOODS GN We. NEW FURNITURE STORE. wai ling lower than any other house in hingten. We would invite all to cail be fore aig Our motto is, “Quick Sales and smal! Profits.” Old Furniture taken in Cope? for new. JUHN BO! samy Odd Fellow: =e * Hall D STRERT. fects e PAPERHANGINGS—New took, cheap for Paper inne hy experienced workmen, and satix fact aranteed. SPRING SEAT LOUNGES. $8, CARVED WALNUT. Sonar Meg $2. PLEN DID ROCKING CH Ss, LEEPY-HOLLOW CHAIRS, $1: All the ufac! urniture is manufactured in this oity, Sud guarauteed A No.1, JOS. T. K. PLANT & CO., Parperha: nd U pholsterer: pera bO Date bet ath and ioth, SC Furniture Repaired and Varniahad. ap QRANK P SANDS, UNDERTAKE sts.. east corner 6th and . keeps constantly on hand all kinds 9nd quem? sizes of READY-MADE COF- FINS. Calls promptly attended to at all hours. Will attend to the removal of bodies from the oid buria’ grounds to the new eemeteries, _ Terms most reasonable. Ap 8-6m r new. TZ & BRO., 7th st. J. WW PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 48 7th + street, between G and H, keeps Sonstantly’on hand every article rh: quale VERS, &o., &o. is charges are moderate, and his attention int mg uired in his | fi 2 PATENT CORPSE PRES on call, any hour of the day or night. Hacks nished fo: it = megs erals at the lowest possible rates, I MPORTANT NOTICE. LADIES ¢ GEORGETOWN THEIR RK Permit me te ini AL hirst cost, and Contemplating extensive imp in August, and my stock being to tura every dollar's worth of goods i wasibie. My long experien 8 extended tome store—336 Penn. av streets — ence ‘ease. afford greater inducements than e. between 9th and mean what I say, | most reepectfn! classes: Dress Trimming, every style. Ribbons, French Artificial Flowers, Embroideries, Real and Imitation Laces, aeate ead Eos ad 1 ‘ambric, ings and Insertings, , Ganntlets, Mitts, . : ons, Linsiens, Dress Buttons, Perfumery, and N used by larlies at all seasons, Lace and Muslin Collars, every style, Wide Black Lace, figured and plain, Pisin and Figured Black Masts Notte, . C. STEVENS. N. B—Straw Goods, such as Bonnets, Flats, mse to sell even less than mining in the same cate- gory. ‘All goods charged, ten percent added. Cash pr forr-d_ (je 15) R. ©. STEVENS. 349 3419 Hats, and Caps, I pr cost; and piace Dress AT COST! AT COST"! $20,000 WORTH OF DRY Goons. STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH. My object in so doing is to earl my present stock to make room for Fall Goods. LF No. 349 7th street, three doors below the Northern Market. je l5-2w F.T. MADDOX. Gee? EATING AND C. W. F. BENTER’S RESTAURANT, on the rear of Browns’ Hotel block, con- tinues to be famous as the very bes! Restaurant in Washington city. Lovers of exquisite eating will always find there the very choicest Oysters, ~ Fish, Game, Steaks, Chops, Wines, Tenia nae) to be obtained in any eating country. The ooating of his establishment is unsu 0 d no other house of the kind ‘Kable - the invariable good Attondance of all employes about it. His chargesare moderate. fe a-tf NOTICE. To SHOE DEALERS AND SHOE, BK ee A large and beautiful as ate SHOE BUCKL : -ABARRE’S, je13 2w corner of Wth and C stree Brick AND PLASTERING ent of SILV Pane to our varied stock oi TROW y the best makers in this country and Europe, such ax Walby, Ros>. Reed, Dipton. Beebe, mnd own, f eling Assured we can euitany oue, both in ice and quality. We have benides, an el): stock of T. suited to the various branch=s chanic ar GRIFFITH & SHIFLD: Five WORKS! FIRE WORKS Just reorived, a fu | and varied we are selling at Bal competition, at the B: assortment, at cost prices. Cail at once at STEVENS’ FANCY SPORE, 336, between oth and 16th je 18 OR SALE—A large Horcing’s Wilder Patent ON SAFE, suit- merchants doing a large busi ness. Iogpire of M. SNYDER & SON, Bankers. Ere. and = Proof I able for bankers an coods have never heen sold as cheap. STEVENS, je ta ____ 306, between 9th and Iwth stn, Halibut, Sal otomac Shad, Fastern do. For » Dutch Herring, KING & TiuRCHELE, ner 15th atreet and Verna Water, WATER, WATER, to the Star Offic upon the most fa entrusted to bing trade supplied N. B.—I have for sale a large size Herring's fire- procHlRON SAFE, whieh I will sell at one-half ite -sha vein RUNKS Of every desoript site Odd Fellown’ Hall. AMS!—HAMS!! HAMS on hand, of very hest guality. i KING & BO«CHELI jem) corner 15th «treet and Vermon WATER COOLERS, a variety of kinds, for sare by je 23 -e0st C.W. BOTELER, Iron Hail. ase of ‘ancy Goods, and the very liberal share of patro- oe my remova! tomy new i eth urage mo to greater exertions to flatter myself that my first cost prices will r before offered in this city; and in order to satify Jourgelves that T ly solicit an earl: call. Actions speak londer than words. My atoc! is full and complete in every department, and com- prises some of the very best goods of the following tions of every kind, suoh as are I take this mode of informing the publie that this day forward I shall sell iy entire stock APITAL DRINKING, Cau. ? TROWELS. We cal the special attention of brick masons and Pa. avenue, RY DESCRIPTION Made oR Trunk Factory. 499 Fellows’ Hall. ie 14 2m BRELLAS AND PARASOLETTS, a fine [ ASK BUT, ACALL FROM THE LADIES to get my cust prices, and satisfy themselves that tave. cies 7AR, GAS, GAS. ©. SNYDER. Plumber and Gas-fitter, next door , Will introduce W ater and Gas rable terms, Those desiring the introduction of either or both would do well to sse mo. Lemploy only first class workmen and supsr- intend toem personally. and will wa rant all work to my care, I furnish Plumbers’ Material and Gas Fixtare~ of everyiatyle and toany amount. tien made at the Southern Trunk Factory, 499 7th street oppo- fetes ‘A small lot of our Magnolia I ICE PITCHERS MPROVED PAT’ Britsnia, Silver-pia' je Z-eo3t Cc. in. and richly chased. ALICES at the SOUTHE PACTORY. 499 Seventh atreet, Fellows Hali. T ICE PITCHERS, of pomallce OTELER, Iron Hail. STERL SPRING SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS and V N TRU! OF et 7 OPP 1e-2m HE Wo. OF WASHINGTO: I OK FOR THE “GOLD Just ved, a ast daatt ‘5 Pa avn. oppomta vd Wasnight sored ‘ow is the time to get 8! a RGU HAND PMACASSAS Ott = Sizes OUSTON'S Ho Giivep srares HOTEL, Car Max. SAMUEL T. HOUSTON. Baroum’e ily Hotel sit bd oum’s City + melts respectfully Announces. the public above House s * now open fo: tye that the ion jerAm _ 8) ‘% of guests. CAriass WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 2. CUMBERLAND eee SS This favorite and iashionapie Place, ieaeantiy located near the base of the Rise ne pepe fee mies Brom Obs tate. be yisiturs on Juanes ‘The wate wok theae Spring are han fmnened by aay Selplvar Hptings an obo an ‘ country. Tw Tarldings are well veut: and are rarronnded by 12™ feet of balconies. The roenery is of the grandest kind. and the one for the reorration, health, and fort of visitors are unexceptions: . billiards, bowling saloon, ot all the amusements usally found at Pinces oan be enjoyed here Visitors Bruinieipnin or Baltimore in the morn train arrive at the Spring at 3 oclock B m. ¥ mau, Fer farther taferennnee. address, OWEN, CLENDENIN & CO. Car ee Pa. —Jobn C. De Costa, » William A. ‘Thomas C. Percival aa» Philadel- . Kirkiand, Eaq., R. 8. Hel ‘ins, Bait - more; Jacob Gideon, Esq,, Richard Wallach, Keq Washington, D.C. je 15-Im NM OOR’S PAVILION REOPENED. popuiac WaTER- wh as Moor's ated on the Potomac, be lackistone’s Island and Pi<ey Point. will be open for the reception of visitors on the 15th of June. F ‘The Proprietor begs leave to state that his Table will bosapplied with all the delicactes of the Po- will be furnished with choiee Wines, ars. £0. aX nt Bathing, good Music, cood Angling, and always plenty of Fishing and Sailing Boats to the enjoyment of his guests. Steamer Colamna leaves Washin every wet sday at th nage a.m. aud will atthe ‘* it 8 o'eloe! m. ; ‘Terma for ‘Board: "81 per day; for a week or wT. $12 ri x month. ther fui Lior nor on addreae the Proprietor, onardtown, St. Mary's connty. Md. joa 2m R. J. MARSHALL, Prop’r. FUUME AND FRANCONIA HOT com- PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS, | The management of the “FLU ” PRO- FILE” noteL annonnees to Tourists, and the Summer Travel they will be ersrete* for the reception mest on the, 5h of JUNE. These Hotels have thoroughly renovated and newly furnished, are lo- one FA she saan ete — ‘Attractive a ry ol ountains, being in immed: a oftho"OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN. the Laker, Ci 8, kc. ko. Route from New York vin Norwich and Weroes- PRT eo ALTH, rf wareht oh rs p.m., from Pier 18. at the landin; Southern Trains. For in- formation see small bills of the route at the prinoi- pal Hotels and Depots, or aie E.S. MARTIN, Agent. je6-2m Pier 18, North River, New York. CAPON SPRINGS, Hamrsnine County, Va. The subsoribers wonld reapectfally inform ther fi is and the uc that they ve, the above well known WATERING PLACE, lease embracing the Mountain House, ngs.&c.,)and will open for the rv jon of visitors on the th of June. Invalidsand Families can be accommodated earlier if dest A Daily Mail and Telegraph Office within twenty~ three miles of the place. Circulars or other information can be by addressing us as above, or J. N. Buck, Eeq., loward House, Baltimore, iS ARR™ ma é-antm® a all ARREN pec fo SULPHUR SPRINGS, ARREN Cornty. ViRGINia. This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT will be open on the 18th of May, 1858. The Condnotors will possess eminent advantages for obtaining the best provis ions and delicacies of the season fiom ti ington and Alexandria markets, such as Cra’ Turtles, Fish, &c., besides supplies of M tton, Wild Honey, &c. om se markets o! the Valley and Mountains a Springs. Passeugers from Baitimore, ington, Rich- mond, and the lower omg will leave Alexandria in the morning, and reach Buckton Station by the Manas-as Gap Railros4 at 12 o’elock the same day. mfortable Ceaches will be in readiness to con vey viritora to the Springs from Buokton, ———- le. From Staunton and Winoherter a daily fine of c hes ounnects with Manasess Gap Railroad. Teams. Board for Ist week —— ao “oq 1 month _.. oS Children and Servants half the above rates. To families, ties engagi: reeveral Mrs. R. PRITCHARTT will have the principal manacement and control, a by com, it male assistants in every « ni PRANCING'POR'a I 0 Superintendent ma 35- SELLING AT COST! i SELLING AT COST! At H. KING’S FRENCH BAZAAR, Louisiana Acenus, between 7th and Bth streets, Ica'l the particular attention of the attics and purchasers generally, that T er stall leave for Europe in July next, 1 @. from this day, offer ny entire stock of ILLINERY and FANBY GOODS at cost, oon- 7 3 reach pattern Bonnets from $3 § to ©: ys Bonnets, all colors, from 37 cents to $2.9, 500 Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Flats, Hata from # cents to $2 50, Fine Ribbons from 6 cents to 25 cents a yard, A fine and large stock of Artificial Flowers, Laces ead Suk Mantillas aud Shawls from @2 to A splendid assortment of Dress Trimmings and juttons, Collars and Sleeves in general, with a large ateok Fancy Goods. A discount of 5 per cent for every purchases above $20 will be made. shall poritive, sail for Europe in July H KING, 46 Louisiana ave. between 7th and sth ats., under the Avanne House. IMPROVED SEWING I : MACHINES. Washington Ofice—No. 36% Pennsylvania Avenue, .,. Under the National Hotel. For families, tailors. and all manufacturing pur pores they are unequalled; more durable; capable of doing a greater variety of werk, and of corning more money than any other machine in the market. Famty Machines at $5) and $75 are at 1g unusual attention. “ We invite al! to call at our new Washr m Of fice—No. 3&5 Penn. avenue, under the National Hotel—and examine them and their work. The reat economy In UBL h & machine will at once Excome apparent. Fxplacations iven to all. Cir culars./lustrating all of Singer's Sewing Machines, with mene of thett work, furnished to all, of sent to any address. A good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twn and Sther machive findings kept’on handyand sold at New York prices. 4 1. M. SINGER & Co, WM.H GLOVER, Agent. ma 2-ly O, HOOD Has just received a fine assortment H. of choice and beautiful JEWELRY. compri- sing rich Coral and Etruscan, Lava, Jet, Cameo, Pearl and Jet,and Plain Goid,and « variety of other goods in the line of Jewelry, and. asl wish to de pose ofa large amount in ® short time, 1 will very low price. Please call at No. 335 0. jos McKENNEY & 1. 520 PARK FIRE | N. Y.-C —one supplies $39,000, nearly; and or: other Companies havii x of over Serene arene sguimhree tees Bet roar EW PH ROTYPE GALLERY, None bat to