Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1859, Page 1

: expected under the cireumstances. THE EVENING STAR" ee ee eer penis l wae PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Peansylvania Avenus § Eleventh Street, BY W. D. WALLACH. ene east Papers served in packages by carriers at $4a year, ts permouth. To mail sabsoribers tne sub- no price is $35)a year, in adrance ; $2 for «x months: $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, ome cent ; in wrappers, two cents. ERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted tl times for $1; every other day, or te.ces week, $1.25; once a week, 50 cents por square ch insertion. SSS | ———— =~ Sewn A HATTER IN SEARCH OF FUR. NAPOLEON'S PERSONAL PECULIARI- FOR RENT AND SALE. TRUNKS, SHOES, &c. CABINET WARE, &c. veined wav chesincaree Wer or mond V3LUABLE PARM FoR chang | JUBT RECEIVED. || LJUST RECEIVED! | WV, NEW FURNITURE sToR ble called to buy some furs of us. For certain Blackwood’s Magazine for June gives some 4 A Or oxi Lod ‘JUST RECEI ! ‘ E are now ivi a »s | was anxious to pley @ joke upon him. the personal characteristics of Na- ty Exoperty, knownes a - < R HOUSE EUHSTRIGNG 601 I sold him several kinds of furs, ineln ing bea- Polen TIE: < - Somer athe ined ately on the 7th st road oe jit than other ver and coney. He wanted some Russia, 2 > Heh: i friends as well as enemies b: feeding to of) je, shout 12 miles from Washing- told him we had none, but Mrs. Wheeler,where | one poet extradinary faculty that he ae Sateot Eden, peony For particulars T branded, had everal hundred pounds." tof holding his tongue, and of doing | mio" "CAROLINE F. NOLAND. ~- What on earth is a woman doing with Rus- | so in th = uacious people a 7 sia?” he said. in the “world. A perfectly undemonstrative Rey ay aia Ne eee ee oO. er I could not ep p Nae pepe es man, some Frenchmen respect him for it; botwoon sth and th streets Pe G05, Alt throws ze 130 pounds of ussia and 16 nds | while others fear hi th te him because | the building; also, gond room, jus ey young Russia in Mrs. Wheeler's Roamans he will its lap theca: into bis pe and hoon put in thororei repari. Apply to the aubsori- a . corner streets, «j te onal r hercharge; but whether it was for sale I many Englishmen, again, like him because he Foie’ bea eos: CASTEEM ANY Id not say. Y a Fae are ami ee _ su 20-ly Odd Fellows’ Hall D STREET. PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, cheap for Paper hung by experienced workmen, and satis ae ¥ AZ i Nola BAG i than they ean f ih | fa this cits. wh c . flatters the national vanity by being in many OR = Ihave on hand also a good assortment of Latics’, P} GAtAT LOUNGES, % "OF he started, with a view to make the pur- | rosvocts ney like aa Tecate Ee al PF GRo HOUSE NS. L357 agetee COWELL. | gatemenben size, good assortment of Latiew, | St DWALNUT TREE A TRTES, gx chase. He knocked at the door. Mr.Wheeler | raf i ‘ oeseasion giveninmeadicnte” Ber tear: | Shoes: Os: pBers, Heelod Morocco Boots, | SPLENDID RUGRING Cita Rotor ee chase. He - * er | and reserved is public demeanor; more | and FP TS ea eee seer me | hich Tem scltion Ces hit see eet ee -HOLLOW CHAIRS. siz asked him to walk in and be seated. She, the | cordial, SS Bag ay coe gees beg oe | Ret ple only. About 25 per cent, saved on all boots and All the turoitare is manul in thie elder, made her appearance. — Certainly he does net ‘‘wear his heart upon his | * 4g“p0%! - B. F. LA shoes, at js and guaranteed BS ~[ want to get your Russia,” said the hatter. sleeve, for daws to peck at.” He listens to all. % igB2w 8. P. HOOVER'S. Paka P Mrs. Wheeler asked him to walk in and be }that is said. to him, and then takes his own: Os ee een tis te eee ee Ww TRAVELING TRUNKS. . 350 seated. She, of course, supposed he had come | course. He eousults everybody and follows | ? Maryland, 9 mile ffuce Coane D.C. E Offer the largest, best and cheapest assort | {J Furnitnre Repaired and Varniah after ber daughter “‘Rushia.”” his own advice Rony lis mil VENING Stak country. : r at the counter, tmmatintel gitar the tewke of tke WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1859. N2. 1,998. | as Pace THREE CENTS. IZ; Postmasters who act as agents will be al- ie lowed a commission Ho" Sop stares Ie gi SA . . MUEL T. pocgrom: an, respectfully annou noes to the patlic above House that the for the of ARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, i fpr apt taka W fing Pee Les country. T idines are well’ vents al . are of Rushia?” asked th back. | B col state of sulteation; rhenfaermaee is | gts ota wee Various stylesand qualit Bee voraer Shea, jn tho grandest kted ‘and the’ sceowmy vha in?” ‘ ¥ " of oi a; running wi im > east corner nd Oi eer aneey nn | gt Bat’ i ts chltata| Riteat ed craigsa. atatca | Ba raza zara massa et baal fake feat aed ote ge “To make hnts,”” was the reply. they ride badly themselves, or because, not | One farm contains 100 acres, the other 19? acre, | BACKING TRON SHAT boxes. EINS.*"calie promptly attended to at all. hours. | Ane muse’ billarda, beeline ee To trim hats, I suppose you mean,” re-| being able to pee their own counsel, they | under good fencing, and the Rockville Pike and Cislondictee Bact, San ben ae. attend to the removal of bodies free thes eee ant ll the smpsoments Ah sponded Mrs. Wheeler. hate aclose character. Such causes, or causes ‘Faron grondered tenths ane, see at ae shou'd not fail to visit our establishment before 1g —_ w ses new cemeteries. leaving Pritadel hia or Daltinore in the mor. “No; for the outside of hats,” replied the | of no greater weight, are perhaps more nearly he can cultivate. Terms easy, or, if preferred, peronssne. a6 they oan find every article they may oF xe bo . ap 8-6m hatter. ii Wantat the lows the true causes o! it popularity in sogend will be sxebeoged for Gt Be erty. For price, &e., ‘prices, W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 Ttb : Old Trnnks re; ed and exchanged for new one: J ~Well, I don’t know much about hats, but I | than any commonplace notions of his being aed to OTHO Z. M ASTER, bes ely “Tronkamarked and delivered in'any part of the J, ee bay PEE A will call my daughter,” said the old lady. the destroyer of the liberties of France. He city and Georgetown, Passing into another room. where ‘ Rushia”’ the younger was at work, she informed her that eae IR SALE sNT— had sully destroyed the liberalitesot France | PQS Gy ge, O8 RENT Tees small FRAME when he made his triumphal entry into Lon- giphand sts ; the other on N st., between 23d and a man wanted her to make hats. don. The English press, at least im some of its >) ji} tip] M4 Saind Coe a ane “Oh, he means sister Mary, probably; I sup- leading organs, has undergone man, phases of oaunttinaas Sina aoe rapeemtibe pon rive me he wants some ladies’ hats,” replied Ru- opinion concerning him; and he complained | themost reasonable terns, Office corner of iuth and and she passed into the parlor. in his letter to Sir Francis Head of this con- | B streets, at the foot of Louisiane a TAR ER I suppose you wish to see my sister Mary; | duct of the English press, by that very com-| 3°? SJONA'T. WALKER. she is our poe said the younger Rus! " pet showing that he had some regard to pub- OR RENTS A very desirable BRICK DWEL- < ish se . ii inion i 5 = . land, corner of Vir mee Rl whoever owns the property, ic opinion in and. If we venture ourselyes gine iran And Tih Seok, coniaining i rooms * we Sister Mary was sent for, and soon made her fas pactieaints a Aly, next door to Mrs. 5. KE. CAS- appefrance. Assoon as she was introduced, be understood in as vague and general a| SELL, or to J. 7 ASSELL, corner of 7th ot the hatter informed her that he wished to buy | sense as possible, feeling ourselves incompc- and Maryland avenue. = “Rassia.”” - —— BOOTS AND SHOES. _ i ans > 7 tent to take the measure of a men who is cer- A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Situa‘ed I AM Constantly munching and kesp a full jay Rushi: exclaimed Mary, in surprise. tiinly not ai ordinary man. ‘It is our impres- in Ah rim county, about miles from k of — *t understand you.”” i i i ible-sole Mor. Fr} sion that he is aamam whose gencral talent has | G¢0"setown, at ntersection of the Georgetown fais ie gk ame ¥, Mise Wheeler I etioye,” | boen rather overcrated than ofherwise, Hie | Sacto gobs tacoma ch gears, fr | Laan ative Seton Boe tam said the hatter, who was annoyed at the diffi- | has doubtless 2 great power of will, an an- lath and K stroste, Washington, D.C. ja 104 Ene Ghildren'a! st Eng. petes Gaiters, 750., catty he met with in being understood. daunted courage, both physical and moral, OR SALE—HOUSE and LOT on the corner of | Vit Kid Suppers. for Ladies and Misses, at very “It ts, sir i i F< ISOs. and by that inestimable faculty of holding his F Lith and P streets west, now occupied by Mr. L. Misson’ and Children’s Boots a: Ah' very well. Is there old and young tongue he is able to bide his time, and bring | Godfrey, who will show the premisox to any one Ware room 30 by 100 feet deep. ALL, STEPHENS & CO.. je15-tJy6 322 Pa. av., betw. 9th and 10th sts. OTICE TRAVELERS SOUTHERN inl heasnhctr sof Finke ee EER | ar FOR Fa NF —WOSTS men 6 manu re of Trn su. 3 perior and experionced workmen, under my pli tidal se ees IES OF WASHINGTON immediate sucervision, 1 am prepared to furnish travelers with a better and cheaper article than the Northern Trunks sold by others in this city. Please examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Tronks | ge oy and Covered, and delivered in any part of the city. ¥ part OU'TAMES 8. TOPHAM. 499.71» st., je 14-2m Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. THEIR RESPECT Permit mo to inform vou that on and after Mon ¥, the Wth of June, il sf ray — une, 1 will offer my At first ost. and continue so to sell until July Sist. {8 express an opinion regarding his character, we put it forth in all modesty, and wish it to in August, and my stock being heavy, | am anxious to ture even dollar's worth of goods possible, y long experience in the ¥anoy Goods, and the very liberal share nage extended to me since my removal! to m store—336 Penn. avenue, between 9th and streets— encourage me to creater exertions to Pp ease. I flatter myself that my first cost prices will afford greater inducements than ever before offered in this city; and in order to satify your nd Shoes of every description, equally fc all of onr con make, VICINITIES ! Pan Till be supplied with all the delicacies of the Po- mac. Contemplating extensive improvements in my store Les Bar will be farnished with choice Wines, wired in his line—a EARSE, bat NT CORPSE PRE RVers, ac, ae | Rivdes on eal cee re Morlerate, and iis attention instant | phis; Alex. Kirk Esa. ine... Baiti- our oO} ea incks + | more; Jaco! Li evn, Eagq,, ichard a . eg iiehed forfunerais a thelowaat pabtbietinak* - Washington. D. 4 je is-im sey [OWS PAVILION AD GEORSRTOWN ALEXANDRIA.” AND | Landin known as Moor’s . ted on the Potor be- ‘Binckictone’s Ista and Pixoy, will be open for the reception of vii on th of June. train @rriveat the Spring at 3 eclook p. u.. Duly mail, For forthe add oP OWEN, CLERDERIN SCO. e ing, Pa. ands Bega, Re Heline. REOPENED. ightfal, healthy, and popular Rar prietor bogs lcave to state that his Tabi , Sey &o. Pxceiten Bathing fort Mass, cost —. je ‘as! every gis per dey; for 8 week or 25 per day, or r mouth. thee anfors ne gy aban the Proprietor, > ‘or ves that I Leonardtown, St. Mary's county. je R-2m R Md. - J. MARSHALL, Prop’r. 4 ; - mean what I say, I most respectfully solicit an earl Rassia in the house?" a to bear on them, at the right time all the fac- cecsrous of purchasing. A eer Sleek No.2 Pa) ROSENTHAL, eall. Actiors speak louder than words. My stoc “[ believe there is,’’ said Mary, surprised at | ulties he possesses. exchange for the property. A deed given and adeed | ja 1S-e0 2d door above ath st. prives some of the ver y best gonds oF ts ta wing N‘™ the familiar manner in which he spoke of ber Perhaps his wenP Pg ee to be mysterious, of trust take ype spotted A 2 | ———— TAKE Noice = ie Siassen: 7 goods 0! following anni r and sister, both of whom were present. sim ; orang he no policy at al}, but is 3 . Boors AND SEG RO UCE. yin Sad seer Biter mine: every style; --What is the price of old Russia per pound?”’ | rea: 'y to abandon one course and adopt anoth- s = IE RS SHOES do not wear or do not look neat, Embroideries, Real and Imitation La asked the hatter. er, according as he stumbles against a barrier Te IN RONSON ote Fore xo to GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 314 Penn, Lace Maghiise and Parsee Laces, “I believe. sir. that old Rushia is not for | or drifts into an opening. Doubtless it is often M OF YEARS—Tho undersigned will ae pac hed edge a lel [re so Swiss and Cambric Edgings and Insertings, sale.’ replied Mary, indignantly. 4 the cause of success of life. Some men of un- | to a satisfactory tenant for five Jeng from the 15th | fanted to weer well, aud at tho lowest possitie cosh Gauntlets, Mitts, AEE Well. what do you ask for young Russia?” | conquerable strength of will and great talent | of September next, the PREMISES on the south- | Prive mare ustons, Dress Buttons, hatter. t! . it f d Lith street, whi : get on, as it is called, by bending the world f0 | fr nearly five. years pent han hoe el eee 5 Taco met BY latex at all ecasona, their plans. Others do so by forming no plans | the largest and most sucoessful .boarding-house in been pee and Muslin Coll persued th i Miss Rashia, tie younger, spring- ONAL HOTEL, Between the Court House and Post Office, “ Woopstock, Suesxanpoau Co., Va. Fr. Scuerrer. Propr ctor. Travelers will find the accommodations of this any in the Valley of Vir- n lemen residing in the City, ish t~ spend the Summer with their fam’ .ies in the Country grill find ita pleasant Home, 8 as the house is a th-ee-story b.ick building, on an nd Notions of every kind, such as are elevated and dry position, and hy gard attach ed to it, and the proprietor be: largost and ed I Witla Black Lace, feured and pinta? scoommatee dl ing t eet, “do you come here to insult de- | at all in permanence, but fashionin and re- | the Federal Metropo ition on Penn. ave- hild: Shoes fe Plain and ¥ "Black 3 enin, fenceless females? ‘If you do, we will soon call fashioning thoes they do form in ihe indeld of ie eae) Sie teeter et ae =— Chie past 3 Pa Seen eae mene rE vin. oonnan onretel detours at aden cur brother. who is in the garden, and he will | circumstance; while the secret of ill success, | Weeni Th Hall, one and ean safely say that : rove | ,.N. B—Straw Goods, such as Bonnets, Flats, | ate rates. Terms of Board, from $$ to $7 pe panish you as you deserve.’ even more often than to deficiency of ability, 8 open carly evel qishtin the | by giving our work a tria nd (stall mea) Bate, aye Caps, A pro se to sell even less than | Week, and $16 to $20 per month. Je 25-30 Ladies'’’ exclaimed the hatter, in astonish- | consists in not knowing whether one possesses | 27° {hfe} Washi dred city & ng Pon kept slag oo atthe Shoe Stores in Wash- sept aaa 88 Trimming in the same cate- ment. what on earth have I done to offend you’ Icame here to buy some Russia. I was the power to lead, or whether one must be | European plan. Its sleeping apartments ean easily MeCurdt’ on . adel ll secwn as J. OW. content to follow. Louis Napoleon is said to bends ny to accommodate one hun¢red persons ME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL COM- TY. TLU, x il goods charged, ten per cent added. Cash pre- E PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS, ferred. Ge R.c. ie STEVENS. FI he management ofthe ne &” | “PRO- ie i 4 . 4 i i 3 ti i i”? JSES announces ‘our: told you had old and young Russia in the} be a fatalist, and his extraordinary elevation Sree pes he OE! oe ts ‘can be = = DELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE- Geer EATING AND Se) Summer Travei that they will be' house. Indeed, this young lady just stated | would tend to confirm him in his fatolisia. | ranged to accommodate even afar greater num! RIES, " CAPITAL DRINKING, | prepared for ths reception of guests on the. such to be the fact, but she says the old Russia | Before he takes an step, he seews to hold up | on the European plan. ‘The entrances, public a: FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.. Manacxns, ALE F, BENTER,S RESTA URANT, on Cat. | 15h of JUNE. ‘Thceo Hote! . — soonnty ; forsale. Now, if I ean buy the young | his hand and see which way the wind is blow- {sek t neare tare eatin 20 fons at bee a hi TAEMING TON, DELs WARE Ft tinues to be famous Se the vecy vost sgeut bx the naaer tens most’ attractive ‘Spenery » | want to do so; but if that can’t be} ing, and whether the air comes against it hot | Hall than other thas enn he eeeen dal ave ere eawarners arava Restaurant in Washinglon city of the Mountains, being’ in the immediate viounity ease say so, and [ will trouble you no| orcold. But that holding of the tongue is his | formation co . in All drawhngt wonder thd oat tendence of Lot ipromeny tao Sere ako ee of the“OLD MAN O THE MOUNTAL »” the r most admirable qualit WALLAC had tery Commissioners appointed by the State. fd Game, Steaks, Chops Wine ti Finme, Lakes, Cascades, &c.. &. GHUOs oes. z ee m4 PRIZES PAID aS SOON AS DRAWN, ¢ . » Chops, Wines, Liquors, Se- other, opén the door, and let the gentle- | gars, &c., to be obtain man past out; he is undoubtedly crazy,” said Miss Mary. By thunder’ I believe I shall be if I remain GARIBALDI'S ESCAPE FROM ROME, Tho Cooking of his establishment poatiene 8 est ‘ishment is uUnSsUrpsas: Cl 78 numbers—|2 drawn ballots. Capitals, In the defence of Rome in 1849, the Croats R. w. Par ROTHER A ed in any eating house in this | ter Line. Route from New York via Norwioh and mae F dpca be the splcndid: streamers COMME MONDAY, June 27, 1959—Clasa 65, oorhe 3. WEALTH and CONNECTICUT: dails,§ o - ¥ foot COURT" AND at., sed, ouse of the kind is more remarkable Ri ths ianding of Southern Trains. For further i * i s for the taverigbh good attendance of ali employed | formation ses sra'l bills of the route at the Prinei- exclaimed the hatter, considerably of ke baldi — es — = seek tha 4g of that. eR EE RED — Waite ASn'COAL, § wit a Sits oo shout it. charges are moderate. gt pal Hotels and Depeta, or ee RTIN Pm e 1. “I wonder if folks never do business Siunk ex tis city the Brosh entered Rome, | “uic’, he will di PORE O sped aes Fd eo ja, HF? W. BAND. pasa “The under. | _i¢6-2m Pier 18, North River, New York. th 4 ? SINE: , ’ '- 3 ED ot we ws ne. a —_ ese — = think @ man is crazy if Garibaldi, issuing the following proclamation, OfK-s0d CINE Woes tne Stents Nare: $8, haives $4, quarters $2, AA sieved nee eae fen thatibes haye organ- Pps EY POINT PAVILION, H ! poor ae said Mary, sooth- | left the city by the gate of San Giovanni: R. W. BATES, corner ath and C sts. TUESDAY, June 22—Ciass ¢8, wilt Poutelod thee Washington Brae Bo wake catalldemeutieniie than, ag ingly, approaching the door. se “Soldiers, what I have to offer is fatigue, N. BW ood Cut aad Split any size and length, 78 numpors—15 drawn ballots. R dill perform for Parades, Exeurs ditioa of Lodging Rooms, Ball Room. “f ani not a poor man, Madam,” replied the | danger, straggling and death—the chill of the | i bated PS pee © eae wee SIN WAGNER Se 330 eee + | and the erection of a Bath Honse, will be ; hatter. “ My name is Walter Dibble; I carry | Cold night, the open air, and burning sun; no | rry@ HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. . CHRISTIAN, ist st, Capitol HLL Sth ofiune, Chetgeometeate a baiting extensivels in -¥ lodgings, no mupitions, no provisions—forced — 00/20 do, 7 AISCHER, No. 316. "next door to fron Hall, | *t! of June, sos W. W. DIX, Proprictor. oa haiting extensively in Danbury; I came to sin; UPLOOK 70 YOUR INTEREST 250 <a Ke. an t4 den Laie Hemtinabees je 13 » Proprietor. Grassy Pisins to buy fur, and have purchased | ™rches, dangerous watchposts, and continual B: Fs -ting ‘our Wood of Tickets $5, haives $2.50, quarters $1.35. =m ___ (ale ae i P RING 7 some * beaver’ and ‘coney,’ and now it seems I qizoggling with bayonet against batteries. BA: PAYNTER, at tie Red Sign, at the new {INE JEWELRY ANDSILVER WAREOF CA?PON SPRINGS, tu to be ex!ied + crazy’ and a ‘ poor man’ be- | Let those who. love freedom and their coun- | office, corner of 7th and Caza! streets, opposite WEDNESDAY, June 29—Class 67. try betier than life foliow me.” And 4,00) Centey Mart % followed him. His hope was to cut his way the latest styles a: d of eve: di: ription, sale at reduced pricesat HOSEMKEN® numbers—12 drawn ballots, eause I want to buy a little ‘Russia’ to make wenn ‘ou will not only be sure of ful! measure, jeus Jewelry Store, Capitals. up ssortment.’* i - but you. sal se gour Wood Sawed in 2,3,0r 4] 1 prize of____...@sn,mr 20 prizes of... mist} NA “L071 >. > We : “ i i ‘rench and Austrianj troops to aid the | piress. rs itefTf any size desired. a... 000 : <a ATIONAL CLOTHING STORE.—We are ma Meera tag bP Speman i irra ae jah of cholera a ite ss nigconte per cord Bros than it is sold Tickets $10, halves 85, quarters S20, now offering a splendid assortment of SUM- nd his ¢ ra : ; | famine, were still holding out against the foe ; A me Quality, — ateien. th 3 = mae ion threw considerable light om at of Phesetmapr pbs , fatigue by I> His Wood is of the Hest eae <a THURSDAY, June 3+—Class 63, 2, ¢ subjec rage Fine Fi h D: ts k: s oto fies Rpeteh Drs Pate and Sects, is y . i u sent you here?”’ asked sister Mary. | !and and by sea, he had just rounded the Pun-| {[7~ He hax the biggest Car aad mexent ait MKE? The subscribers would respectfully inform ir 30 Pa. avenus. friends and the public that they have leased o Hamrsuime County, Va. 6 above well known V ATERING PLACE, a this loase embracing the Mountain House: MER CLOTHING, of the uatest patterns and | Build , s,dc..)and will open for the ym) of Visitors on the 20thof June. Invalidsand ies commodated earlier if desired Mail and Telegraph Office within tweatys ta di Maestra, a: Id see the towers of the ~ e White Linen Coats, three niles of the Place. , “ ag ten 7? a di Maestra, and cou! T t biggest Pine Knot : Soe ine do. < 0. ireulars or other information ean saggy lerk at the store opposite,”’ was the Queen of the ‘Adriatic, when the Auctrisn dt iID> The big, Kindiing Wood.t _ Fine nit do. Pats ething oe by Sirona ood i gbare, oF i"'N. Buck, Bea. lle is a wicked’ young fellow fo: making | *ttacked his boats, and eight were taken; the 5 F “aa * rest gained the shore, and Garibaldi, knowin, D7 Alvdslivered Pree 01 C parne.t ett and sii kinds, ma 4-00Sm* ee ARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ‘tress = gat <“ Furnishing Goods of every description. ve a a —o a Oe has been that the Austrians, furious at his escape, had I9* Notice. {the does not show how ie Wt Scull attention toons New yank stern Shirt— ung tS or a joke, | : ed. m set a price upon his head, bid his followers dis- | to get {[7~ Rich it shows where to get your FRIDAY, aay, 1—Class 69, joann ing Shirt in this e'ty. A juke!” exclaimed Dibbie, im surprise. with his wife, who, though close on ; rr ney’ Worth. Cl ai 78 numbers—13 drawn ballots. j r j.M_ MeCAMLY & CO. “ ee ‘ aor ga ¢ No o/ i>. 7 ay aricen. a 5 Ro : é u a iend, avenna. But | Spruce Pine Sawed in : 17" and S77 Qeireeas 4, ee a ter's.’' said Mrs. Wheeler, “and that, I sup- | ove other friend. set’ out for cine mother | fer $1: 3 pleoes for $1 12%: : Tickets #5; halves TEEL SPRING SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS | Tee pose, is what he meant by telling you about old = le: r ae best Oak 2 pie 1.57393 3p. PU 3 4 pieces — +) and VALICES at the SOUTHER and young Rushia.” of the dead little one on the American shore, gisen: or the best Hickory, 2 pie oe jeces SATURDAY, July 2. ACTORY. 499 Sevonth street. y 1 Fi +. of the three children waiting her return at | $175; 4 pieces $2. All other parts ofa cord at same | GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF (ie 142m) Mr_ Dindle bolted through the door without Nice, of the unborn one never destined to see | "tes. z i 5 O» DELAWARE, Clas: 78 numbers—14 drawn ballots, Apitals. $35,232 | 5 prizes of. $2,00 5,00)5 do, . 1,000 a word of planation, and made directly for our store. * You young scamp!”’ said he, as he entered, “what do you mean by sending me ever there to buy Russia?” I did not send you to buy Rushii I sup- P you were either a bachelor or a widower, and wanted to marry Rushia,” I replied with 4 scrious countenance. You lie, you dog, and you know it,”’ he re- plied; bat never mind, [ll pay you off for this some day.” And taking his furs, be de- parted, less ill-humored than could have been ‘Urders left at 8. W.K. Handy’ LASTERID the earth light fading from her eyes—that mother knew that she was dying, yet bore on ege’e wh he foot of prom a pdgyed —— 8 ipa — nor bridge corner of 7th sad Camel strogin, phe money 7 do. 0 pS rae ans were of : ready when the . it, too: but shrough the lonely desert no aid, indelivered.) ” Oreer OF id al STEREOS vigkihs Sins cown, f eling assured we enh suit any one, both in 1s delivered, - eet A no shelter, was at hand. At last he took her| i¢l¢ A. PAYNTER. at Page’s Wharf, | address FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.,_ | price apt quality. We have besides, an’ elecant | ¥' in his arms and bore her on till they reached OAL! COAL! COAL!" Eminesen. ms. | cienic acts, GRIFFITH & SHIELDS. Mi a peasant’s hut, and there, with her last look Cc : roe Coontne ig 2 Ago Rancrs, jez 329 Pa avenne ; ; ssly for Each. Beem heal in he the eel of thet mule |g fsirthartrape aa kei) Merah s aon ition of the dr i woman went up to the great band of | waiting | give entire sat ion. ban On hand, W: nd Red Ash, Treverton Red. of Tealy: to Nhe rhe Bae = retrace F ‘Maks and ‘'amaqun White Ash COALS, prepared x2 Py expressly for cooking purposes, The Orthodex General Associntion of Con- | Italy to give to the gentle, brave Anita. From |? (i last bythe beat takers inthe try and Fi nuch as Wally, Ross Ra De ae a | BUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES, Ick 5 daily at ‘Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 PERO tne Oe ap Wales ee. An Entire new assortment of PLATED TEA SETS ICE PITCHERS CARD and CAKE: BAS MONDAY, Jing, woeguem, | BRTSLOCERE bIUNS SUTTAS ASI mi Cs, - ve |. SEN > 75 numbers—12 drawn ballots. je'ls Jewel'y Store 330 Peesorne. UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLETTS, a fine assortment, at cost prices. Call at once at sTev FANCY STURE, 336, betwers sth ie J. & W. M. GALT id C streets, No. 54 mecticut on Marriage. the grave which her busband himself had di Northwest corner a an as 5 a President Woolsey, of New Haven, from a| for paieyet worldless grief, her corpse, ferreted | #n4 {00t of 17th street, below War Departmen committee om that subject, made a report out by an Austrain dog, indicated to its mas- eS iy % <n ann - be oan from marriage, concluding with the ters (leas human than the brute) the generous ONCE, NEW & MARLOW’S TUESDAY, June 2 1853—Class 90, F B SALE A lncge Herring's Wilder following preamble and declaration : asant who had sheltered her in her dying STEAM FIRE-WOOD MILLS, 78 numbers—12 drawn ballots, shin boy eatne were merehents doin Whereas, in the present stato of our faws| hours, and he paid the penalty awarded to any Cogan 118 6rRES¥ au Canat. ) t——..--.8050|2 prize of ...g1,0r0 | DOS., Inguire.of M. SNYDER & SON. Bankers. respecting divoree, it may happen that the | who should ~ give to Garibaldi or bis followers beig Sry cacti 1k (lag ipeeramna law of the State confliets with the law of Christ | fire, food, or shelter.” He was hung, drawn, vi ted te the various branches of fre mule. —— Staunton and Winchester 7 urties, Fish, &e., besides sup of Wild Honey, &c., from the markets of the Valley and Mountains adj Passengers from Baltimore, made | mond, and the lower country, will leave Alexandria, a the morning, and reach Buckton Station by the ane posite Brown's, | Railroad. PLATED WARE. Board for Ist week “ Sa“ GELLING aT cost: ‘ At H. KING’S FRENCH GAT, Set Warren County, Virointa. PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT ‘open on the 18th of May, 1853, Conductors will possess eminent NES | advantages for obtaining the best provie. NUTRUNK | fons and dsheacies of te neason, freer the : yPHAM ipston and Alexandria markets, such as Crabs, Matton, jacent to the Spri m Bal Washinston, Rioch- Gap Railroad at 12 o'clock the same day. rtable Coaches will be in readiness to con- irs to the Springs from Buckton, cunnects with the Manassas Gap ‘SOns, & ré pil Mrs. R-PRITCHARTT will huve the yo management and control, aided by stan! FRA ma 25- ts i anes it. Nis G. FOX will be Superintendent, Pe adele as RUNKS Of every description made at the | 46 Lowivana Avenue, beriwecn 7:h and 8th ‘treats, law ofthe Sate coiiots wi poi pe = key ars Tickets’@1. L Sguthete Prank Paotory, 498 ith street, oppo elias and ponchos Feneralty. Ghat I Therefore, we, the General Association of | After wandering thirty-five days in different eli vered to any part WEESDAY. deme 1853—Class 81, je 14-2m JAMES 8. TOPHAM Ly i c for Barone inde y mace Lo Ceanectiout. declare that, in our view, a min- | disguises, among forests ang the Appeninoe | natin e a rered to, snr part of the _ pi bree ASK BUT A CALL FROM THE LADIES to MIULINERY and PANBY GOODS at cost, con- ister of the annot properly content Fil portredey teerdon ee Je at g reduced prices. prize of... 6 prizes of __. 91, get my cost prices, and satisfy themselves that ng of : himself with the civil aannal fer hia solemni- | landing at Chiavari,was seized by the authori- COAT of all kindealesyson baad.” : kon donne &o. #0) gooishave ee TEVEN Foo | sonst Bonnets, a ola, from sf eonts zation of marriage. but should, previous to that | ties, carried to Genoa, and imprisoned in the ‘erms CASH. ahh eashd aie eevetind oak Tickets @1. je 18 306, between 9th and sath sis, to 250, aa Chi act. satisfy himself that the antecedents of the | “Tower.” Releassd, but.refused permission to ‘Full mee teseure anid weight may THURSDAY, J 2,19 Claas 2 rstial Spans cals tieaeaea oe =. ze n Ladies’ Mineos’. ond Children’s Flats, parties do not make the uuion inconsistent with | remain in Piedmont, he proceeded to America, McKNEW & MARLOW. * Tumbers ua drawn mon Trout, Mess Mackerel, Fotomac , | Fine Ribboee from 6 cente to 25 cents a yerd, Prsitive Divine statutes and common morality. | where he remained 1854. Ofioes—Corpesr 7th street-and Canal, aud on cae Ca) ets 1,00 | Potomac Herring, Dutch ermng, astern do, For | A fine and large stock of Artificy ay The committee were of opinion that no con- se Otdes yout to either office will recerve per- ~ py AS Fe00 | 3 de, a ono red corner 15t! vomet ant Vi eke oe a ae sila seien:ious minister could unite by th Tar Great Marca ov “Seven Up.”’—The | sonal attention. 7 6-tt ke, Ko, ko, = = As id assortment of Dress Trimmings and marriage those who, in his opinion, were form- great match which we referred to three weeks ‘Tickets 9 WATER, WATER, WATERY GAS, GA! ee i large stock ing. sceortling to Christ's view, an unseripturai | since, which was to have been played between FRIDAY, July 1 108 Claas C, SNYDER, Plumber and Gas-fitter, ay le Ontlors Pg lg general, with ® pion; but inasmuch as the existing ‘preamble | John D. Mefoodmin, uf Padue _Len. = % num ots. upon the most mecranle tere ape eager and Gas | gy"la disctunt of & per cout for every purchase pf. “2 — soon perpered by the iddlesex | Faxon, of Cairo. hi idttdduction of either or both would do weil te see pe a be mede. sail for E in July rcintio u that which all might not | arrangements, but, we regret to say, broke up ime ‘ 3 me. | employ only first class workmen and or . oe KING 46 Loulnsns “i seis nitehe trae eoakg admit without dis-| in «row. ‘The ctreumstances, as detailed by th ae. entrusted to oy oare."i furnfsh Plowtaes’ Mages vatvene Ga cae, eussio ich time would not allow, the com- H . ies mittee had submitted the abave ctnration, ae thaie vececilize aisenda Ok ee ; j mer 8 SATURDAY. July 2—Class 84, qui Ges, xtares of everytstyle and to any amount. a OVED SEWING Professor Woolsey said that ¢ grounds of Capt. Charles Bmediy, met, shook hands, and =ee hadlvas wees i hisoatoige ele ‘aan, Te es we fr sales large size Herring's fire- : Pate = NAcuiNEs. divorce were admiited by the Protestants gen- | commenced the game. They cut for deal, and TEETH. ise 5 bof: proof RON SAFE, which I will zell at one-h tits | Washington Qos Eo attet Ha Som grally. viz: edultery sod ialicious desertion. | the Paducah champion won that questionable Me 1S, M. mo ? *s - - 2 For families, tailors. and all. manufacturing pur- Some urged ine vmpatibility as another, but the advantage. Faxon stood his hand and led out. x ig : DN TEREST SLOWED ON DEPOSITES gorse they are unequalled; cannbins capatte of Pot thee were more strict than that. They}The utmost silence was maintained until the ‘Man: th IT, All orders for tickets or certificates of pack- ™ N STOCK 8: ES. loing 8 greater oe fe SF RF _sahige hes _ og Prog Bgl es i to} cards were all played pe ee ee we toned eT atendes, and they A ss ‘gent son PURE BR s BANKERS, iy aew Family 3 fac hines at $50 and $75 are at- J persons who, i marriage, | @ and scene took place: Mr. G.—« I’m | *poces 2 tracting unusual attention. Were doing what ininisters might know them high ¥nxon.—“ You most generally are: 7s “ Xddress FRANCE. BR ENTS & HAMS3HaMs: + asl: lb eepe Magnolia Welavite ai ty onl Five apne ns = Man to be doing, viz. an unseriptural thing. The | but I'm low.?? G.—*Yes, d—4d low.” | butto 0 i024 tr ThatRaron. Der.. iS on hand, of very hest quality. “and examine them and their The mutter of divorce in the al tract was not in- | This so incenscd Faxon that he immediately GttTs CITY STEAM je2 corner hte ae reat economy in using sucha machine wile qpee clu: i in the resolution of the Middlesex com- drank up all the stakes left by the rs, ted. 33 WOOD MILLS, Y DESCR! ON Made Eecome srparent ail ef Singer’ ‘Sowing Machines, Paes ee i the committee of the associa. and pore ter don't live in 907 Tote ih si belo Wer E snd © trots, Diorio atthe & athe CNR Feary 499 th Of their ‘work, furnished to ao . wcted. Mr. MeGoodwin, who. u; streets; ? " | oth atreot ‘ailows? Hall, oe? toany eldress. Mr. Oviatt, of Somers, thought something | maintained his serenity, A WOOD delivered, Sawed and Spit any length and | "jeteae eee Ot Fee TOPHAM. A rood aancrtment of Ry an pay me | more decided ought to go forth from this body i i EW_STY SCOURING GENTLE- | "2¢,zi80, Cord length. HE WONDER OF WASHINGTON 18 | Sh¢thermachice findings kept on than what the preamble and resolution em- horn of Cairo whisky. Under the influence of MENS CLOTH ows era jes T BS Brae BALSAM. . L M. SINGER & So. braced. something that cuzht to go forth into |. the drug, he boldly aiserted that Pason nwaea | BEIt FST INJURY TO THE C NDREW PA | tcl Rios = ot | WM. GLOVER. Arent meme the Lauds of the people, showing them that |'s Gairo town lot. Human endurance mas et on OR CARMAN: Romener ANDREW TaTh, = marriage was more sacred and enduring than it end. Faxon laid down the ca: and ed “ hove naw style will Please call on B, J was generally considered, for divorces were the toe ee i becoming extrewely common. The looscness McG of legislation in the several States as to divorce eral. When our reporter left, around the was an evil which should begrappled with, and distance nd wrt ten mas ae edhe —<* in « more decided manner than the resolution | hair, curses, old shoes, and two bottles. O ‘ ttent to Joost ‘ASHING ON SEWING ROO! are “ww y said tha salijiot etd The ‘final result is not known. "Abt this took 8 a " ; WwW rigthe tt ee ent Woolse jivorce, place legraph. tice in the Hig of 5 had tated, was not really defore thecom- edt ph ; . f 2 ANNI rat C. ibe a a butif it had been, thecommittee would | 1 Rev. Alexander Gregg, of South Carolina, Bere been prepared to report om the question. has accepted the bishopric of Texas. “everal parties spoke in approval of the re- ———— ne per so far as it went, and was accepted and| [fF Mons. Blondin is to cross the Niagara iver wo be printed in the minutes, on the 90th inst., on a tight-rope—a foollsls feat, we Ree pacetecede sit oxen eA eS Neda ne K EW P Pi havi sae } iK FOR THE “GO NEW PHD ensRoTyPE GALLERY, os al Leer of hair rad o Lop pf DER ; oe eth stréahy be- RD : Oe mo Dugh Rernee: aso ANbestice "hea Streat.