Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania Avenus § Eleventh Strest, BY W. D. WALLACH, Papers served in packages by carriers &t $48 year. or 37 cents per month. To mail sabscribers thesub- seription price is $3.50 s year, im adrance ; $2 for 1x months: $I for three months; and for less than three mouths at the rate of 12 centsa week. Single Copies, one cent ; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTI“EWENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day, or twice a week, 91.2% onde vosertion. THE LONDON TIMES ON AUSTRIANOLD FUGYISM,. {From the London Times, July 4 } “tia not always,” says Madame deSevigne, “(he same man who warms the oven and who eats the bread.” Francis Joseph of Austria may ponder this mot when he reads with what relish Napoleon [If.. ba and victorious, devoured the dinner whieh had been prepared for Francis Joseph at Solferino. is little incident. however. is only a type of greater things. Francis Joseph has been throughout this Italian poliey only oven-warmer to his French Imperial brother. If be had been a man of his and time, be would never have allowed Louis Napoleow to play before the world the audacious part of @ liberator of op- essed nationalities. But he has been fixed fossil system, and he bas petrified into a yartof the mass. As he pi the way in viedwont and Lombardy, at Aveena, and n in Rome, for others whose ouly excuse for cowing alter him was that he and his bad been there before, so it appears likely to hay thut Peschiera and Verona, Mantua and - nano, have been fortified, strengthened, stored and armed. only to be garrisoned by French- men, and ultimately, as we must in courtesy to recorded promises believe, to be oeeupied hy Italians. Already “the whole French army has passed the Minci already “the Sardin- inns have invested Peschiera;"’ already leon, aided w his reinforcement of 35,000, has approached Verona and watehes Mantua; ready the whole Austrian army has, “for Strategic rexsons'’—whieh, pushed to their logical consequences, may some day, perhaps, require the abandonment of Vienna, or even @—retired from the banks of the Mincio. Already the French have carefully and cau- tiously followed them, unmolested; and the Austrian, still obstinate in resistance, although no longer confident of victory, is probably, an- taught and unteachable, again fixing some definite hour of some definite day whereon he will make all his arrangements for another pitched battle This battle of Solferino illustrates upon, a great scale the character of the two antago- Bists. Its phases aud facts are all recorded. It# indelible picture is graven upon all our minds. Aided by the experience of correspon- dents in either camp—those heralds of sacred pall Percint mission—we have followed the Emperor to and from the fight, and the French Emperor shout hie advance. We have twice seen the field from the “Spy of Italy,” and have surveyed it alternately through ¥reneh and Austrian glasses. To-day the battle of Solferino takes its place in histo- ry in the shape in which a for evermore. It was a great fanguinary battle, fiercely coutusted by nearly 400.00 men from sunrise to sunset of a summer day; and it was a battle in which the Austrians were de- feated. bet not broken, by an enemy inferior in uumbers but superior in intelligence and arms. While the mind of Europe is yet excited by: the details of this mighty earnage, and is grow- ing familiar with the events of the battle, it is time for us to point the moral of the eatas- trophe. Why did the Austrians lose this great battle? Why have they lost every battle that has been fought in this war’ It is not that they are less brave than the French. In this yery ement, accurding to the official ac- rou each army/the Austrians killed and wounded 12.000 Frenchmen, with a loss to themselves of about 9,000 killed and wounded. ‘There coald have been no flight when the uum- bers stand thus at theend of the day. Nor are the Austrians inferivr as markamep. Their riflemen hit 720 Freneh officers, whereof 120 Were shot dead. while the French succeeded ia killing and wounding only 230 of the Austrian officers. They certainly are not inferior to the Freuch tn discipline. Their eis inertia is mag- nificent. snd they retreat invariably with a bold steady front to the fue. Why is it, then, that they who ean lose so valiantly can never win? Beeause, unfortunately for them, knowledge is present power, aud their knowledge is not of the present but of the past. They are a stag- nating respectability. They are governed and directed Ly old rales, old men and old routine. They bave an enemy who does not care a cen- time fur antiquity, aud is not above taking the most irregular methods to win a vietory. The Emperor of Austria wakes up his mind to do rewarkable fine piece of Louis Quatorze strat- egy. He exeeutes an elaborate piece of old- fashioned deception, crossing the Mincio with his whole force, and then re-crossing it with his 200,uu0 men, and fixing the contemplated surprise of the enemy at 9 o'eluck in the morn- ing. The Emperor of the French, represent- ing the juvenile irregular school in the most uvgentlemaolike manner, refuses to be mr- prised. Having recourse to a new-fangled ex- pedient which no trustworthy veteran who can count his seventy years would condescend to use. he sends man upina balloon; and, at the éxpense of a few yards of silk and afew — eet of gas, ix told the exact position of 1 these masses which are drawn up so scien- tifieally out of his sight with the intention of surprising bim at the comfortal leisurely hour of Ya. m. The man of his time—the clever. active, shrewd, nothing-contemning ad- Yeuturer of the nineteenth century, by dint of this smail contrivance, becomes master of the position. He knows what is going to happen and where his enemy is, and how many he is; and while the heavy, self-complacent Austrian isechuckling at the formal surprise that is to come off at 9a. m.,he attacks at daybreak, chooses his own time and point of attack, and remains master of the field. So, again, the Austrian, coming by very respectable means, in no respect sallied by any inventiveness or breach of precedent, into ion of a fine body of sharpshooters, dealt tremendous dis- aster against the Freneh. The French artificial to the Austrian natural advantage, but not so as to equalize the two armies in the Title. There was another point, however, in which the two nations were equal. The Austrian mountaineers do not use cannon in their Sun- day gaiunes Here France went ahead, and Austria marched ax pas. The consequences have been obvious enough. The battle of Sel- ferino has been won by the superiority of the French artillery. The shells from the French rifled eannon fell at distances whence the old guns could not tier Every reader can work out the result. he enemy’s gir was silenced before it could come within 9 distance. Man's thews and flesh are to-day they were a thousand years ago, but machinery is not thus immutable. Mere “pluck” and courage, and standing still in squares, and coming forward in lines, is of no use if there is an engine two miles off which will down your nes and reap a death-harvest your res befure you can reaeb your livi: enemy Alb that is left in such a case to a gentleman of the old sehovl is to die with dignity and con- staucy, seurning, if he should so please, with bis last breath, the foe that seeks victory by each plebeian and irregular means. woe of FA breach between the Arcbbi: of Paris and the Court is talked of. The Archbishop is sald to Lave given the request to officiate at the “Te Deum for the batfle bf Magenta some such auswer as this: --I cannot join tn thanksgiving for the murder of 15.000 human beings, wor ri a f joy found upon the pin aod misery of bot I will sieg a: De Profendis’ and ‘Re- q for the souls of the departed with the grectest pleasure.”’ 1D A sallor Jost off a spree joined the Sons of ‘Temperance in Philadelphia the other day, and at the Gaur Was iadebted to a rum seller one shilling Svea after be went t» pay off the score, but deter-_ —— not to — the hoase io woe be was r Lbed, he got a long pole, attached the money to the end of it, and standing at the outside of the door, reached it to the astonished publican. {Ll Some of the Austrians seem ta bave been particularly struck at seetay Zouaves come iato action with their pipes iu, mouths. PheGer- inan’s love for ajpipe is of the number of calumde- lights —a thing to be appreciated when “he beside his cottage door is sitting in the sun’ —but a pipe in battle’ Tunocent Germaa' lLncomprebensible Zeuave ~~? A ETE LR ee RTS “WENN MRT gate ate: ver, XHV. Tue Last Levaer Srory.— The Salem (Mass.) Register tells a story of a teacher in a district sebool in that neighborhood, who was in the habit of questioning the children under his charge as to what they kuew of va- rious historical characters they happen to m within their books. A fewdays ago the name of Was’ occurred in the morning lesson, and those had anything to say about him were page raise their hands. course up went all and Young America once mere paid tribute to hi who was first,’ ete. “He never told a lie,”’ shouted one. : “ Ate out of a tin plate all through the war.’ ‘ Never smiled for nine years,”’ cried a third. “He was the father 0° the country” piped several. ‘ “Edward Everett is getting money to buy his grave,”’ and so forth “Now. then,”’ said the teacher, “who can tell me about Edward Everett ’”’ No hand was raised. The teacher, somewhat surprised —‘ Is there no one here who knows anything about Ed- ward Evere No hand was up. ** Well, we shall see what we can find out about Edward Everett before to-morrow.”” P. M.—Before school opens, up runs 4 little girl, in great excitement, and the teacher enters the sehool room a “Eknow ——t about Edward Everett “Well, what. is it?” asked the teacher, eagerly. “ He writes for the New York Led, ” She had read it in nice large letters on the fence as she went home. +984 —_____— * Oniatx or tue Coroner's Juny.—A gentle- woman in London, after having buried six husbands, found a gen‘ min hardy enongh make bér a wife once more. For several mont their happiness was mutual—a circumstance | which seemed to pay no great compliment to the former partners of her bed, who, as she said, had her i by their sottishnessand infidelity. the view of knowing the real character of his smorous mate, the gentleman in frequently to absent bimeclt to return at late hours, and when he did return, to ap- pear as ifintoxicated. At first reproaches, but afterwards menaces, were the consequences of this conduct. The gentleman persisted, and seemed every day to ¢ more addicted: to! his bottle. Qne evening, when she imagined him dead drank, she unsewed a leaden weight from one of the sleeves of her gown, and hav- ing melted it, she approached her husband, =e pretended still to be asleep, in order to put it into bis ear through a pipe. Convinced of her wicked: the gentleman started ap and seized her; when, ay procured assis- tance, he secured her until the morning, and conducted her before a magistrate, who com- mitted her to prison. The bodies of her six husbands were dug up, and. as marks of vio- lence were still discoverable upon each of them. the proof of her guilt appeared so strong upon her trial,that she was condemned and exeeuted To this cireumstance is England indebied for that useful regula:im by which no corpse can be interred in the kingdom without a legal inspec- tion. - Borsep Twexty-Five Hours ix a Coat Saart.—The Peoria ({ll.) Transcript, of the ‘9th, gives an account of @ tan’s having been buried in @ shaft sunk for coal, at Wesley City, for ® period of twenty-five hours, and then taken out alive. The shaft was sunk tbirty- four feet fur coal, but none having been found an attempt was made to remove the curb, and it was while trying to save this that thecave-jn occurred. This one Thursday, the the morning. e alarm was instantly given, and an ex- crowd rushed to the spot. On listening, on the timber could be heard from below, the buried man to be alive, and the work digging him out was at onee com- menced. The s aft was three and a half feet iu diameter, and was entirely blocked up with sand and timber for fifteen feet, and for the balance of the way the curbing was in a shat- tered and dangerous condition At 11 o'clock, on Friday, after 25 hours’ in- earceration, the poor fellow was reached, and rescued unhurt! [t seems that when the eurh ave way, some two or three feet at the i fold firm, and the timbers above, in falling. formed a sort of roof above him, and thus saved his life. Exagceratios.—Mr. Emerson, in one of his lectures, refers to the habit of over-statement common with even educated men in this eoun- try. Strong expletives are used by many per- sons so frequently, and im cases when they are improper. that when an event occurs, calling for forcible language, their vocabulary is en- tirely inadequate for the emergency. The essayist said he ouce attended a dinner in Bos- ton, where certain officials were the guests, @od such an samourt of bigh-wrought commen- dation was dispensed on all sides that he be- came disgusted. Soon after. he attended a eattle show in the country. ‘Mie address on the oceasiun was. in truth, bad. It was the duty, however, of the president of the dinn which subsequently followed, to allude to the discourse of the orator. He did this, in the following truthful manner : The Orator of the Day.—His subject de- serves the attention of every farmer. SSS TE At et te = Balloons and coffee for two—that’s the Bext excitement! Wise and Aylett having had their pop, without an eyelet being made in any one, or any one being the Wiser for it, it is but just and proper that Wise and La Mountain should mount, if they like it, in the manner roposed by this little document. emanating Recs La Mountain: “I go to Watertown oer (July 11) for the wreek of my balloon, whic’ will be at once rebuilt. If, mesnwhile, Mr. Wise considers the matter of sufticient import- ance to desire # test of our relative capacity. scientifieally considered, in a trial trip from San Franeisco to the Atlantic sex-board, with balloons of equal size, he knows my address. ’’ Let us wish with Hood, who certainly had this affair in forevision, ‘that if little trouble have this «p shot in the end.” 0 A Pariscori it of the London Globe says: While human nies and the cause of civ- iifeation are battled for in Maly, Sweden is basy about the question whether infants dying wn- baptized go to hell?’ The fgmons coacti builder, Rechnitzer, who has turned Baptist, is stoutly de- fending the milder view of the baby’s pects, in the teeth of the judicial bench and ene tory of Wisby (Gothiand.) His trial is now going on. and be is as obdurate as John Huss before the man-burners of Constance. He quotes Luther's catechism as contradicting the Confession of Augs- ben on the point at issue. He might quote a host of fathers aud councils on either side of the controversy eT 17 Two most distressing occurrences took place duriag acump meeting which was ee Id last week on the Penetanguishene road , abou seveu miles from Barrie, C. A woman, whose name is not given, and & man by the name of ‘Smith, a respectable farmer residing in the town- | ship of Innisfil, both went mad from over excite- ment. The unfortunate victims bad to be tied and taken home in wagons, their maniac ravings Alling the alr and attracti the gaping curiosity uninitiated. Smith since di ravil pee apn borg to dite ans those ai tending bis dur Ss paroxysms. The woman Is not expected to recone soeenseeeeen ("The heart of a young girl is like a nest where the little swallow chifige, shows its head, tries its wings, and watches the favorite moment tofy — Erchange. - “And like s little swallow, occasionally makes an effort to fly too soon, and flutters away tl it falls into some bramble bush, unable to extricate itself. “You can’tal stell unless you bet, and you hain’t got a sure thing.”’+- Buffalo ‘Repebtic the occupation omised the conclusion of a story in the next ‘rue to promise, the next, at t! took up story where jt had been left off, and concluded it, + » FFOR RENT—The STORE jn the Star Bul dings F next Tn the Bir cdice tore ‘ocoupied 63 Stlestand in Washington city. for any retail bast. ves. Apply to W. D. WALLAOH, at the and ath Seat Ward Pheaty sold low for cash. {ilso, constan| assortment of Lumber of all kind: Bctrects; et the loot of Lowveircarerenee o ‘ joe JONA T. WALKER. AT PRIVATE SALE— ‘ood and well- A arranged thtes tary PRAME BOUsES with two-story back tuiidin rooms each ; Tae yard abo a sachusotts avon between 4th and Sth sts. r sons desirous of obtaining a h~ by anc quiet resi dence would do well to call at No. 310 of said prop- erty. Also, several smaller Housea on the same square for sale, je® tf SOR RENT—A comfortable three-story BRICK F Hoese containing 10 rooms, an Sh sfcoct, Reig to €.'S) WALLACH, opposite west wing /p . 3 . + we: Ry Hall. eae E ENT—The four-story BRICK HOUSE, FSi Bao} pation, No dose street, north, between ‘fl streets wes! a8 roug’ the buildi " also, good bathroom, and has just been putin thorovgh repari. Apply to the subsori- corner 6th ‘and B streets, apposite the National Hot ee ee eee PPCASTEENAN, POR RENT-—A v LING . corner of V ‘and 7th street, containing 14 roo ‘oa tual tenant the rent will be made | fer Particulars apply next door to Mrs, KE. KC ELL, or to J.T. CASSELL, corner o} and Maryland avenue. Ao EE OT ORR IR ening WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1859: SUMMER RETREATS. 'OUNTAINS, OR WH 5 LYBEATE SPRINGS, Susxanvoan County, This pleasart Summer Resort will be open for the Vater Lick Station.’ ye SEVE! ‘AND.C reception of yisito; Coaches will leave on the Manaseas Gap Railroad, dai ter the arriva’ of the cars. Di Tomantic valley of Powel’s F ashington * Ne will arrive at the Springs same % property has been generally improved, ed since Inst season. } Dairy are renuwned thi periority of their productions, a P lustrated) see pg had by application for circulars, 2 ais of the several Waters, r Cottages oan be seeured in advance, 2 per week or $4 per month. 4 Lesa: ee y, Postoftice Seven Fountai Om SAM’L. A. DANN TLANTIC HOT CAPE ISLAND, N. J, eption of visitors. tion of the propr: inary particulars isfhetion to their gaests. ob iging and attentiy or $12 per wock. Ch not to bs excelled may give pleasu ute. and servants ha Fk Ny BENJAMIN MeMAKIN, P. S.—Passengers leaving Wash ears at 4.4 o'clock a. ia Ne $4.45 from New Castle to Capo May, 75 cont 20, VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Situated in Alexan gounty, about 23¢ miles from jetown, at the inte: tion of the Georgetown and Tittle lis roads, consisting of 1°2 acres. In juire on the premises, or of Z. RICHARDS, oor! {ath and K streets, Washington. DG. iat! VAL AB I cove PROPERTY FOR NT ASHINGTON CITY FOR A TE OF YEARS.—The undersigned will lease isfaoto t for fi from the 15th Of September pext, the PREAZSES on the south. : enn. nd 11 ‘eet, which Eehcariy hve years est bas been we Known s+ a and most successful boarding-house iv the Metropolis. Its sy on Penn. ave- ue, about midway etoest ne Capitol and Presi- Fe a % ediate ity to the a feet ai Lerten, be arranged to late one hundred persons gomfortabi with lodgings; while its cpoki ini ne restauri apartments can be ranged to accommodate even 8 far greater number on the European Pise., The entrances, public and on ‘ivate, th street, with: feet of Penn. Paleo nearer to the Theatre ond Pailhermcnis Hall than others that can be established. For in- formation concerning terms, &o.. y to Me ms WALLACH, Star ‘ashi DELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE RIES, FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.. Managers, "WILMINGTON, KLAWARE. Zhe Consolidated Lottenesof Deiawarearedrawn daily at Wilmington, Dei., at 15 minutes before 5 pf. m. Alldrawings under the superintendence of Lot? very Commissioners appointed | by the State, PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN, MONDAY, July 18, 18—Class 79, 78 numve: drawn ballots, TUESDAY, J 7% nutwLe: y 19—Ciasa 80 WEDNESDAY, July 0—Class st Besntes iaanauine $305] 5,000 & FRIDAY, July 2—Claxs 23, 78 uumbers—12 ballot, ur, for tickets or certificates of - cs willm ith the most prompt aud coufid ution, and the printed official drawings von &3 OVEr, Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., ILMINGTON, DEL, pe SEA See hs SUSSEX Ogu: Niy GOFESt ES, ICKETS . To be drawn daily st Wiimington, Delaware, at 15 minutes before 12 m. TUESDAY, July 19—Class 98. 78 numbers—iz drawn Capitals. &e. &o., ba Tickets’$1. WEDNESDAY, July 0—Clans 99, 75 numbers—l2drawn ballots, tals, do. y &c.. — . Tickets’ g1, THURSDAY, July 21—Cines 100, 78 numbers—!3_ drawn bsllota, Capital 2 prizes of. ___. 103120 do. ..... &o. &e, Tickets $1. FRIDAY, July 22—Clasze 101, 78 nuinbers—12 drawn ball SATURDAY, July 23—Class 102, 7 numbers—12 d ballots, ” & 4 Tickets’ $1. Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO iy tr Vere rncenn, Dare R ‘ a AMBROT YE i take the supo- RMBROTY VRS, Chetiocnts: baie the eter Joe the yin the » for low price of & cents to B10, ways 8 fine selection of new styles of wh Pe Bronte, betwoon Sth and 9th sts. ; O* KAT SICAL GUEST. No. ; a just mene ved ene ERD's, oorner (askin rset Oem t hoe fall of Beauty. , 20 Vainly Sought, &6., &o. Pacon. jee a Hotty Spr 188. " win h tof Ei and A satestar asia ph cate eran A OR, Courts of the'Seventh J District ot Mist 1 adios Reeds ee Pyouston’s UNITED STATES HOTEL, SAMUEL T. HOUSTON, AY. of. Barnum’s City Hotel, Baltimore, announces the above House 00 PAVILIO! M = staid REOPENED. healthy, and po; : This delightful, ING PLACE, better known as 3lackistone’s Isla: Kolbe, will be open for the reception of Visitors on The Proprietor begs leave to « sate that his Table = be supplied wit! Po hall the delicacies of the IRC. His Bar will be furnished with choice Wines, ‘ood Music, cood Anzting, ‘ailing Boats to Steamer Columbia leaves Washin| Wednesday at 6 o’clock a. m., aud will Pavilion atS o'clock p m. Terma for Board: $1.5 per day; for a week or longer. $1 25 per da For further information address the Proprietor, SHALL, Prop’r. HOTEL COM- ‘S. ¢LUME AND FRANCONIA PANY, WHITE MOUN ement of the “FLUME” and “PRO- OUSES announces to Touri S Travelthat they will be for the reception of. UNE. These Hotels have recent. renovated and newly furnished, art toithe most attractive Se Norwich and Woroes- Hotels and Depots, or address : 2.3. MARTIN. Agent, Pier 18, North River, New York. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ARREN County. Vikginia, This PLEASANT wil! be open on the 18th of Mi 4 The Conductors will possess eminent advantages for obtaining the bes! lons and delicacies of the season ington and Alexandria marko! AIN RETREAT 1838, and Mountains adjsceut to thi Passengers from Baltimore, ashington, Rich ho lower country, will leave Alexandra fH Station by the be in readiness to eon- om Buckton, distance vey Virilors to the Sp: one mile. From Staunton and Wincheeter a daily line of Coaghes connects with the Manassas Ga, Children aud Servants haif the above 5 i i ing Board for several m will be made, ill have the pringipal xt by Competent male Hu mauacement and Bexstants in every oo) it. FRANCIS G. FO iH ioe get will be Superintendent, CABINET WARE, &c. RUDOLPH BUCALY, (Sueckssox To isan. & BueHLy,) 408 Seventh, near H Street, Buys anv Saits ALL KIND® OF HOUSKKEKPING ARTICLES, IT ay Pay theo Highest Cash Prices for a!l kinds of Housekeeping Articles,and Exchange Furniture. Mr. Ropent Ispaxn, late cf tho firm of Israel & Buchly, invites his foriner patrons to give lim a ff w place of business, where they will find + debe article in the Housckeeping line. jy 8 t NEW FURNITURE 8TO E are now TURE & HOU: and selling lower than any ashington, We would inviteal! to re purchasing. Our motto is, “Quick Sales @nd small Profits.” Old Furniture taken in excha OHN Bi — ee 2 ft BI. “sf So0b fsa |3?"aor° : ae oe PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, cheap for Paper hung by experienced workmen, and satis- bY ae TETES, 82. Tepes ig manufactured in thie 3. A Veccinbineet® K T SANDS, ‘arnixhed. ap i4-ly UNDEBTAKER, north- i 8 A COF- old buria! grounds to tha new cemeteries, Terms most reasonable. [DERTAKER, No. hand every article re- RAEN E CORREA ‘ FE READY-mave Black Brepstta:OQcstsy ite, und Vesta, ters se ok CLOTHING. have on hiaad & superior stock of Gonts* eto order Garments of t notice, at a email ad- every description, made clothing, AMLY & vance on the prices A eS 2 ae. ~~ a Star. N°. 2,013. __ TRUNKS, BOOTS, SHOES, &o. H MELA & SON, No, 520 Seventh st., above States office. SHE, oS" SUOK STORE IN CHEAPEST Boor, AND. SHOK STORE LN & CITY. We will dispose of our $19,000 stock of Boots and Shoes at a snail profit, beang the secret of success in business. ehave no worth le ck to sel! at cost—at is ai! fresh and’ and every erenaser: roccivesthe a Money. Goods, at costare dear at any price. i Bowar> ofall such humtugs. _iy84y H. MELA & SON. 520 7th st. N&tick TRAVELERS—SOUTHERKN TRUNK FACTOR Y,—tavi: com menood the manufacture of Trunks with su SEES perior and experienced workmen, under my ‘munediate supervision, | am prepared to furnish travelers with a better and cheaper article than the Northern Tranks soid by others in this city, Please examine my stock befure purchasing eis: where. Trunks Repa:red and Covered, and delivered in Bny part of the cu : AMES & TOPHAM, 499 7th st., je 42m Opposite Odd Feliowa’ Hall, I BOOTS AND SHOE: AM Coustantly manufsoturing stovk of Ladies’ deuble-sole Mor. B Ladies’ I. glove kid Button: Ladies’ i ng, Lasting Gaiters, = tldren's best Bing. l.astin; alton ters. babe hid S ippers. for Ladies aud Misses, at very OW pricas. Missos' and Children’s Boots and Shoes of every description, vqually low. al! of our own make, oO, a ar 2d door above 8th at _Ja 13-30 B. TAKE NOTICE. OOTS AND SHOES.—When yoa find you SHOES do not wens or da nct look heat, = enn. serve you fashional ranted to wear well, and at the lowest possible cash price, zi8 58 mars TS? THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, Havin; been eseaged ip wy nufacturing ioe eemme 2208', ad Chldron'e Shoes f this past 30 years, know by this time w: wil and can safely say that we d eo bysivi our work atrial. You can fii the articles at the giincipal Shoe Stores in Wash- ington city—the Shoes so well-known as J. W. McCurdy & Son’s Philadelphia make. no 21-1v DENTISTRY, &. D DENTAL NOFICE. IR. M. LOOMIS Will be abse: during the summer month from the city @s usual, but, will return iu the fall to resume practice ax will be seen hy further timely no tioe. jy 13-tf D |, DENTAL NOTICE. R. HILLS has removed his jong Gecupied by Dr. Meister i avenue, between Mh and loth s ‘es he will be pissed to s9p all who may desire are is sOrvices, ‘glessiv: al permitted to refer t> Dr. Mal: iter. ‘ied ™ r’ OTHER moet poten A + BATES has just received another cargo of that supe: RED and WHITE ASH COAL, wiuch he will dispose of cheap for cass. He has also pong 8 large lotef HICKORY, OAK. and PI WOOD. Please cal! oer re ung elsewhere. R. W. BATES, corner Lith and C sts. N.B.—W ood Cut and Split any size and length. ine 0 HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. U7" LOOK TO youR INTERESTS Py Purchasing your Wood of A PAYNTER, al the Red Sign, at the new office, corner of 7th and Canal streets, opposite Centre Market. You will net only be sure of full measure, but” you will get vour Wood Sawed in 2,3, or 4 Spit. |} auy eize desired. nts per cord cheaper than it is sold pisce in this city. ood 1s of the Best (Quality, af 4 Best Quaiity.§ 1 He has the biggest Carts and Boxes, fall _ -_ Carte Boxer.§ <© i> The biggest Pine Knot Spiit for nding Wood? 75 : ~ Wood's ~t WF All delivered Freo 0} Charge, ‘ Free of Charge. Notice, ihthe at ove does not show how toleer Hien he abe # not sho 0" ft it shows where to get your pey’s Worth. «f [ft the above othe ctor of m rates. Orders leftat S. W.K. Hand lards’ Hotel ; 4, * it, or at Page’s whari, at the (oot tended to. Office removed to bridge corner of 7th and Canal streets. The money te Pepompany the orderor be ready when the fuel ivered. _jels A.PAVNTER. at Page's Wharf. Coat: COAL" COA For Cooxine Stoves axp RANGES. Coal Prepared Expressiy for Each. Persons ordering COAL wiil please state the con- dition of the draft, and we will send that which will give entire xatisfact On hand. West FE. Red Ash, Treverton Red. Ash, and Tamaqua White Ash COALS, prepared expressly for cooking Purpose. . J. & W.M. GALT, Northwest corner 12th and © streets, No. 547, and _ of 17th street, below War Departinent, je o Note de McKNEW & MARLOW’S STEAM FIKE-WOOD MILLS, CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL. W004 Sawed in picoss for Sc. per cord, Wood Sawed in 4 pieces for ve. per cord, Wood Sawed in 4 pieces for 5c. per cord, Blew | to any part of the city, livered to any part of the city, Delivered to any part of the city. é Kivdling, Cookin pane a woop ruanafac- and for sale at greatly redu ices, “COAL of all kinds alwayeou hand Terms casi. Full measure and weight may be relied onin every instance, = McKNEW & MARLOW. Uffices—Coruer 7th street aud Canai, and on 5th street, between H and I streets, i Orders sent to either office wil! recerva per- sona! atiention. joe-f G NTLEMENS' CLOTHING MADE TO OR- ¥ DER —We otter contlemen the Iargest and finest variety of light Casio Drillings, Docks, Coatings of every grade and quality, Marseilles and Silk Vestings of all styles for the present sensor, which we will make to order in the most finish style of the art. at prices at least twenty per cent. cheaper than the usual city rates. A trial is re- spectfully asked and rgction Funrantoed. r ALL, STEPHENS & CO iy 322 Pa. avenne, bet. 9th and Wth sts. ow at home, with PLATr D : f cash on Seventh street GEO-PRANCIS.- Another sina!! lot of those desirable XL. ALL Re- frigerators. to be closed off at reduced prices, $¢ 25 IVERY, RSES, CARRIAGES &o., FOR LTR Pee seen ee TAGES, o- a dally to recur thacke for ts t- Peatap Rantala a See, their panda ned the publle generally. It is with pleasure yy inform them, they lave increased their facilities to accommny them with superior LIVERY, or to furnish t! for hire, at the shortest notice, HORSES, BU GIES, CARRIAGES, &e., ke, They promot attention te business to merita continuance oftheir patronage, FLEMMING &. POY, Jackson Hall Al je2!-Im* between ad and 444 streets, THE WEEKLY STAR. —_—- = This excellent Family and News Journai—oon- taining a greater variety of reading thas: an be found in any other—is publi on Saturday beeribing i sod without the inter ver Soma mgt cont oe wed,» per ort, of Tax BEELY See ¥ Dest” that has made Ene Revuaine ree onethocs no generally throughout the country. Single copies(in wi U be prosprea it jiatel te issue paper. Price TH! aisha 1D7* Postmasters who act as agents will be al- jowed & commission of 20 cents, OR HARPER'S FI y modious steamer ANTELO Capt BF. Waris, leaves George town every Th mba Y _ THURS DA‘. at 7 o'clock sm, t ae eee MONDA us ic. l-aves nA ever; b WEDNESDAY, and PRIDAV, at Oo'elock & Antelope makes an extra Wilvameport on a herdstow: and Sunday mornings. fpaLTinone AND OHIO RAILROAD, »0d, going through to al! pointe and Southwest, leave MOTs a. Ta. e stops atall Way Stations, TALS «S p.m. 1 ©xpress and stops only at prin | points. PorPa RI and stations on that rosd ARKERSG&URG, agton, to connect with m. aad 3.2) p. mm. ows ASHINGTON at 440 and 6.50.8. m., 3.0 m. F BALTIMORE at 4.20 and 7.45 a. m., 4.15 5 Sender bet one train ensh wa = ut one train y— On irom WASHANG Tons F om BALTIMORE at 62) a. m. Ariss and Way Stations leave at a. ath 2) p.m. YORW jeave oth ad andé6 daily, except Satu evening my eee te Phitade' phi STON either by Norwich and Worcester “] St nes: and to WHITE MOUNTAINS by Norwich and Worcester. Round trip tickets can be procured by the evenitg trains to renew I morning trains, and from Satar- 0 day evening to day morn: ye 2 ty" H. PARSONS, Agent. OTICE.—The steamer JAMES GUY having resumed her route on the Poto- mac river, wil! leave Wegiree on, TUESDAYS CURRIOMAN Trains for NE 2. m. aud 5.20 p. » at 3 2 p. m.. whieh Tickets sold to Bi ington ov Nand KINSALE, at6a. ftrning, will leave, Ri ase en SATURDAY lew a Blo ings snd returning LUCIEN 8 PAGE, N nt, Aiexandria. mar 2- RRANGEM For 165—Hours of ANP iemens GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS COLLYER: Paponat See and Thm tee MGs eo and 6 oma Weskingt thomas Cdliporat m. dl * i. wd jonas Collyer—et m.,exoept Tuesday aud the Collyer wil! run her reg- non, a8 heretofore, and omit Washington and Ai from » 6% &. m. and 2 p. m. boats from Alexan- dria connect with the trains of Baliumore and = Railroad for thi and West, Notice TO TRAVEL, RANGEMES WITH GREATLY IMPOVED SCHEDULE! 7 YASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL FROM W NSTON Di THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTRWEST, Via Potomac STEAMERS AND RIcuMOND AND mac Raickoap Line. acted ‘The two fast Daily lines from Washington for the South and Southwest. Boats leave their hs, foot f 6th street, at 6 a.m. and Ge p.m. Passen: v ng Leat can obtain « hne break l. enjvy 8 pleasaut sai! Shy hours dow: beautiful Pe NAC, PERLITE tn fall view of Moun Vernon. By the eyouing boat they ones, & good supper anda rost of four hours in comfortable berths or state-rooms, and arrive in Richmond in time to connect with aii the Trains for the South and Sowth- west. : ‘The Greath Southern Mil is conveyed over this Toute, tt bene 44 wiles snorter, sud tw miles lesa railroading thaa by sey olher route, making certain vcennsctivas by EDERICKSPURKG, RICHMOND, AND PE- MTL Ru VAG WE iN RLESTON SC AL. 05 CHA ath > s MONTGOMERY & ith TO NEW OR N LEANS A AND TOWNS. ith the Danville, d Enst leunes Toute, inquire at m. |. BVENUS, OF board tke Boats, sty __{Unlon] __Thaket As W ARRANGEMENT! GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTF, Via ORANGE AND ALExanDRIA RalLRoaD. PROM WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. To VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE, GEORGIA BANA. meee PON Rican wG A ¥-d can be obtained at the BREAT SOUTH W Es THR N RAILROAD OF- ZICE, corner of Pennsy vane gveuue and th ‘ashingt on board of f ran Ferry seorge or at the office Orpnge tui Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria, x L L TNCERCAY DALTON, ATLAN- AVILLE. AUNTS- D t 1ON . MON Y¥ AND NEW ORLEANS. By adireot roam, and ones railway connec- ion to Memphis, Affording greater expedition and comfort, and he- ing over ‘200 ules shorter than by any other route. a steam ferry boat George Page ica) the foot cfith street’at 6% 3. m., for Alexandria, where pas so.rgers take the cars for Richmond, Charlottesville, White Sulphur Springs, Woods ms n. for Richmond and al! points South= ure and close Connections to Mem- ve Wi pombe Omni wares leave the office 2 ). m. Pa avon ©, 80 0S MES A. EVANS, Arent, je 17-4 Ww ashingt B. T! PACIFIC MAI ‘One @taxmships of this Company, carrying Tinatell iene Mail for ACAPULCO, IFOR NIA, aod OR EGON, leaves: twice each month, on the arri . Men 3S ey pod 's Steamers, ew York 4 New Orienns regularly QWthof ege. cae the =e and pussengers, connecting ys PANAMA RAIL- ‘Those Steams have been n, "eteted and ap. proved py che avy Department, 5. STODty speed ‘he Panama Railroad (47 miles long)is pow °O™- leted from ocean Ww coean, and 1s © indo, ¢ fours, oot passengers is checked In ew ¥ to Francisco, and passen- Singhs Tanpcnss rests ll Reet covers ali expanses of the trip. jew York P. Reserve steamers are k: in in end Sen co thar th rots aneaentg i move fuss . re Ving ocourred in eight Neier Mle an charge of women and Without other prose tors. For through tickets at the yates, apply the A IT West street. ¥ (0) prions gat Nee anes at P ICE REDUCED ONS HALF! NEW MEDICAL &. * 7, INFLA: hy pracases ONLY ot ‘OLLAR! 1} Se Py abe aad jats-t? ) MeKENNEY & LANSDALE, 520 tal and FNTS FOR THE FIRE INS CON Yash a ARE Fin.00, nearly; and corres; ol en re es having cash capi of over wal Spema one esaeh bused pad promptly ee oer De aS ATCHES.—1 have just i WSU ea arama aso! that 1 will cheaper same quality has ever been for in this cit os a ), HOOD. 335 Paav. T UNKS Of solorstivn made se 5 erm ‘Trupk Factory, ‘Tth street. 0} site ‘ellows’ Hall. je14-2m _ JAMES 8. TOPHAM | PAPERUANGINGS AT.COST. ehvitiosemantadenaiee cea al 6 Ege of NET Cost For cash. If charged it wil! be at the usual prices. Try us. A | work guarantied to be in the best style. 9 J08."r. K. PEANT & CO. wirect between 9th and 10th, IL? Furniture repaired ‘and varnished, iy2-2m SAR Gc eee NRE G00D EATING AND. ee = ATA DRIES, W. F. BENTER’S RESTAUR the reer ef is’ Hotel blook, con- to be 8 as the very best! in Washington om. vers of exquisite eating will always Bere the very choicest = ears, £c., to be obtained in any cating (aguers, F a24 soaking of Ma sutahiichrpent ioe 4 88 of r she in i je good attendance of ail employed in charremnre moderate. fons A SISTECENS foreninatcon. “She tava ok | LT — i acaneeeteeten a BUT AC. a I fiers boen set igh oars have as . inte 208. betwen whiand ttt eke RP = He _iy8 306 Pa. av, bet. sth ead iene etn. [TEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT! MONEY =e cs Ce