Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1859, Page 1

I I a a quae eee ms) ee THE EVENING STAR} PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) | "4p THE STAR BUILDINGS, corner of Pennsylvania Avenue & Eleventh Street, BY w. D. WALLACH. served in paokages by carriers at @4a year, eterna por month. Tonalcsbonient on price is $3.50 & year, in advance ; $2 for seriP athe: Gt for three months; and for less than #1 Gmmonths at the rate of 12 cextss week. Single . 1 - | PHE ‘WEEKLY STAR. . This exoslient Family and News Journsi—eon- parr eee ford oe — ; macie BvENixo Stax ‘one cont; in Wrappers, two cents, i Arantisexeyts (of eight lines to the square) ; #0 generally throughout the country. gerted three times for $1; every other day, or Heroes week, #125; 0008 eek, 0 cents per square for eaah insertion. yor XIV. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1859. N°, 2,028. wie Seite TR ie ads ne FIGHTING THE TIGER IN CHICAGO— FOR : IS GEORGETOWN ADV ERTISEM'TS. | SHOES, fs. 28,000 WON AT FARO. PERURS, From the Chicago Democrat, July 26.) From thi eral Italian correspondents of OR RENT—The STORK in the Star Baiidines TAKE NOTICE, | . MELA & SON, A ye nights since, while the honest and | the Times we get the fullowing paragraphs : F acgar ie Hobacso stores There ane More deur: Auer between Congress and com mnie: H. a 520 Sevonta St., above States office. pisectal citizens of $0 quent mctrepells wees) | nae ie Forervigns Mere anoMd $2 antan| ble stead an Wasphagtog chit forms at the Star | July, tg, to have the fae ting th eke’ om their ws, mm ese On uar were ran, on od ve - , *, Oo have the footways frontin, 1 *Rine 7 = i coms a aria kept from saeabee the right in the vestibule, and the Cent Gardes | 9ce- Bauer he jos-tt javed with, kod, hard brick, and. in gonlermity to speenreon probit, that boing the ascretoms T clus peak Hee y ~ scone was transpiring in the inner | on the left. The Emperor Francis Joseph in- | TOR, RENT The four-story BRICK HOUSH, | yuastiataitied grade otenid Boallatrect hr work | SPSt ge fitl Prods ta bung the anor whining over.tiue road. goune through toll points ment of one of the most fashionable and | sisted on the Emperer Napoleon entering first. | pup gyse inc, pasiding, No. 463 E "al throngh | Rieke or by the undersigned, or it wiil bo rejoerad. | Less stock to sell at cost—it is All fresh wad at7.2)'a. mand 4.96 p.m. known faro banks in thiseity. The par- | The Emperor invited Francis Joseph to break- fhe butidings alao, £01 sand has just ae ot arerement, mut bee " pets ex : Ged Sthis tponey.” Goods sold at cost are dear af ‘any pe ome ek spa. 7s. atege at oe Siytione, vresent were not bumerous. “At one sido | fast, but the latter begged to be excused, as he | been put in horonat ropari. Appiy'to the aubseri- | Capaqnipugust nex id for out of the tax whieh bac | #7 Beware of ali such humbugs. cintntat 405 p. m. is express and stops only at prin ‘Peke table. and at the right of the dealer, sat | hed breakfasted before setting out. The two | Per, gorner éth and B street, H. MELA & SON. 520 7th at, per PARKERSBURG, and stations on that road je atand im Washington cap for any retail bust. | are required hy an ordinance approved the I6th of CHEAPEST B Ty) AND. SHOE STORE LN te the Nati Hotel. ues) BTCASTLEMAN. been levied for that purpose. Mca WueKaenhd Muakdeky pantech 1) Mperun Cen sited thesicic seas tee jot 2 c Fapous interested, who may wish further infor- | \JOTICE TRAV ELERS—SOUTHERN | take yale. “wavesident of thiseity. and very popular | Their Majesties ant down at epposte sides of| A VALUABLE FARE TOR SALE Sing | MAO Say oA rat Maser, | NEM pcture of Trunks eitnen above, Willeare stesvar mand 330 pms p= ‘sn auctioneer. Opposite to him were two | the table Zhe Emperor Napoleon laid on the Beorzstows, ‘at the intersection of the Georgetown FANS J. ARR EEE Bible experienced wotkmen, ued = » wAsiiiberee bean ¢erks from dry gools stores -_ Lake street. wey nm sieareties Guiee caren, aad Bairs on the re reads: onngistt SHA oe. In-} Georgetown, Desay sist pesae mmissioners. mmediate supervision, ies prepared 1, SErnign Tra ns leave as iollows : : + the foot of the table were three young gen- | Offered one to the youn; vereign, who de- 9 Rf soe | i a ated ., ree eed weg heaper article than the] From WASHINGTO. 4.40 and 6.50 &. m., 3.29 ; oly eahestroe! with certain aan fit clined it. ‘Although me third person heard a | th end K streets. Washineton. D.C. ae ES cree te Wold by others in thiecity. Please — He them S EV ERAU PERSONS CAN BE Accommodated banks, and four professional fancy men. The| Word of what had passed at this interview, I was commenced at 4 o'clock in the after- | ©2n state that they conversed sometimes in ton. It was now past 3 o'clock in the morn- | [talian, but more frequent: in German; nots jog, and the contest was kept up with undi- | Word was written down. ring the conver- hed vigor. Fortune early in the eveni sation the Emperor Napoleon, as if mechani deel for the gentleman on the cally, picked to pieces some of the flowers ier; and although luck occasionally placed in a vase before him. On issuing from serted 4. ii again returned, until | the house, the Emperor Napoleon conversed 6.15 p.m, ‘GESALE OR RENT.—The HOUSE No. 104, | “3p™INe my stock before purchasing elsewhiero. rom BALTIMORE at 420 and 745 a. m., 415 TE ROOMS oe BO TAC commented | FOE SALE 0) Georgetvwn, at prosent occupied | g bunks Ry paired ond Covered, aad delivered in | atge™ street, between F andG, They are’ pleasant and | by Mr. Arthur Scho t, and Hripgatost imidway the ie tks amg i Im oO p.m. 5 h way sirtrncangniod Rete a Stee iat | teowan AMES AREA rARSey tla, | °° Fa BARR MUR RAR ably known for ita healthfulnses choios so- | I BOOTS AND 5: OES. 5 er ANNa 3 ‘By ther di yt nnecessary. nstant ‘8. m. and 3.45 p.m. Nr.'Soheee wil ErENE dencription unnecessary. | ZAM Constantly man and keep a fall | OP NORFOLK at 32 p.m. ies, Addre: . Be ADDISON, ent, Alexan- en" di 0-Bol, t's Trains for NEW YORK seave at 4.49 and d te s Jy 8-2awtf i ae ve kid mS ne 7 &. m. and 3.2) p. mm Soy, ‘hoept satariay éventan Eng ters, $1.95 eS ade A re 5 4 aM ety bth iz - ies” ber . Lasting Gai 3 at3.2) p. m., whic’ nl Bae ade hic winnings were enormous. Joseph epoke eth Mera ae nels | dence would do well wen SEs S18 eae: | WongsaLe BOOT AND SHOE DEALER, | Siusrep'ates oe [tng Worerats forky Stowington Liner, aod to WH iis bad up to this time won $18,000. The | Joseph spoke with Marshal Vaillant. Their | Sti” Kien’ Coven eet Ngee Pedr ol idee strest, Georgetown. D. C. a= iases, at very UNTAINS by ‘and Worcester. ater ood in beaded dro the | Majesties then briefly inspected their estérte. saulare for sale. j Peta The attention of the trade is respectfully called to issee’ and Children’: Round trip tickets oan be procured by the evening orspiration stood in Ps upon Thee 7 eee : de my stock of Youths’, Men's, and Boy set x And Shoes of every | trains to return by morning trains, and from Sature triws of the young men, and a they nervously | The Emperor of Austria was sostruck with the VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR TAHSIN SHOES: Be vuinmor Sez" ‘ption, equally low, all of cor owe make, “ay gvecing to Mouday morning: fad Gomen Kies Comentes Oe te Sees ee ais et tee ne eee | ee peek SSHINGTON CITY BOR A | all of my own manniacture THER No. #2 Pa. aye, Market Space, == i. FARSO = , js shook with an emotion they could not suides at he openly expressed his ad mira- a“ VARS.— Phe undersigned will lease stock | ja 13-00 2d door above 8th st. OTICE.—The ‘Stea J* MES GUY ha = val. Even the practiced coolness 0° the| tion. He also aeked whether these soldiers or heptenmncn next the PREM eis coc tne ath work inalne anoreed spl wall worthy of atten ‘ a the Poto- : ‘ ” \ B. TAKE NOTICE. resumed her route on peofessional gamblezs deserted them, and they formed part of the Imperial Guard. Frost eorne, of Penn. avenue and llth street, which | A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOCTS OOTS AND SE, wed their lips in undisguised anxiety. The | Another account says : ‘ - ticky centleman suddenly laid down checks ‘+Some little private information relative to {the smeunt of $5,000, and as the dealer be- | the interview of the two Emperors has this gen to draw out the cards from the silver box | Morning been acquired. Exactly at 9 in the £3.— Wh. imac river, will leave Was! ton lor pearly five years past has been weil known as | (suitable for servants) also on hand and constantly | SHOF-A do mteecarogag oot look nest, fot on: | Tu poy RRIOMAN, Fo Lergest and most "3 1e ol . ‘ coorsful boarding-hi im | making. to G * .S, No. nd BAYS (commencing on the @thof April) eral Motropolia. Its position ont onn. aver _ {Lp Country merchants snd others in want are ag eA sg X se a ared tt fer PIN { int oe EINSA LE ES am. A bout midway between the Capitol and Presi- | invited to call or address meat No. 77 Bridj ferve you with the most fashionable atyles, war- | tering, will leave i wale on oy at house, gud its immediate proximity to the | Georgetown, D.C. : ap Tanted to wear weil, and at the lowest possibic cash | & ™-. stopping at al Fava ner, eae left the table, and walked to | morning of the {ith the Emperor Francis okie open nerdy ene aeere | NEW ARRANGEMENTS |?ree 7 Sh mars | ON rns Re _ The cards are dealt, and the | Joseph reached Villafranca, where he was re- Dos tee | IN ALINE "TQ2HE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, ! This reduces the ming of | c¢ived by the Emperor of the French with nm ton city for a hotel Kk pton the UNION BOTTLING DEPOT, Having been engaged in manu! ie aties’ é ae 3 reat apparent kindness, and a show of | European plan. Its sleeping apartments can oasily No. 57 Green street, Georgetown, D.C. Misses’, and Children’s Shoes for, mal to SET, ONS. A Somapoceny cevenees A oer T coe evens s be arranged to socommodate one hundred persons | ‘Tho undersigned respectfully announce to their thie past 30 years, we ought e takes place. A hasty supper ia | deference. Tho two monarchs took breakfast | comfortably with lodgings; while ite cooking, | friends and the public in general that they haveat a know by this time wha them in tl ne, ot aga to play no more. | #nd remained together until 5 in tho afternoon. | dining, and restaurant apartments can be as. Intge expense remodied their establishment, hav- | and can safely say that we do; which you can prove t ranged to accommodate even a far greater numbor | ing pared 40 pains in making every necessary ar- | by giving o ork atrial. You can find(stali times) onthe European pian. The entrances, public and private,will be on {1th street, within 59 feet of Penn. Svenus, and nearer to the Theatreand Philharmonie | Washingtou Aqueduct, and also added thereto a Hell —_ others that —_ be Seah. For IS larre as r, through rhion the water pass: me b 3 aud 5 oy ‘ormation concerning terms, &c., 2) to -D. at it becomes perfectly cienrr. pam Bac - WALLACH, Star Office. Wasinueter. mala tt |" Thoy nowflatter themarives that their MINE- DENTISTRY, & Friday morajoge, when the Collyer RAL WATERS cannot be equalledin the District. | ——————__— . ~ " PRELAWARE CONSOTIDATEN Tae | _Inaddition tothe above they have laid ina large D DENTAL NOTI¢ PPELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE | stock of PORTER and ALE: from the most cele- R. M. LOOMIS Wuii be absei BENT beaied earch inte? URE SEE wy cre, | Sti tases le the hl ee rteseos pasos E, ENTS 0 2 Also, 19,00 gallonsof prime EAS N CIDER, | ¥1!l retarn n ot ee ER Foe TCR eee eto Renaid Sone Eee Le En? llgrwill meget meses ont aes e L a“ f : tles. toe. jy 13-tf cen them. They put their funds | the other was a despatch, in which Prussia ox- | , The Consolidated Lotterieeof Delnwarearedrawn | “| Gran APPLE CIDER,XXX PALE, a —— = pressed her resolve uot to draw the sword in | gr aldrawinee umier tho mapa taeionee oT Loe | BUR TON-and PHILADELPHIA ALES putes | Dp minis DENTAL NOTICE. incon e itin the hands of one of their BUR M . .HIL KE: ni direct him to ply un‘il he loses nee of any part of the Austrian possession: | tery Commissioners appuintod by the State. bea bottles expressly for invalids, always on | ions ccoupied by Dr, Malster, (9G Penn's LAR Bataton eek ; + R TW i he wins back what they have | in Italy. PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN, ‘All orders by mail, to our drivers, will be | 8¥enUe, between Sth and 10th sts.,) were Nard ‘ pe ‘ “s “It was agreed that the Pope should bo the . promptiv attended to. mien : he will be pleased to see all who may desire twh and it would appear that they settled the basis for the preliminaries of peace before they | eakcag In military ciroles it is stated that Napoleon showed certain documents tu the Emperor of Austria which removed any doubt he might feel about the necossity for sacrificing Lowbardy. ‘The one document,’ said my informant, ‘was a Prusso- Anglo-Rus- an peace project, which was based on the cession of Venetia as well as Lombardy, and ey are firm in the belief ed, and that they will win ¢ ave been fearfully heavy, I in. The Colonel consents. and the It is now So'clock. Day break, but the thiek curtains of the spartment keep out thestrengthening lisht. The young men consult among themselves. jonel has won 32.000 again. He is now winner to the tune of $14,000. They have <ement for conducting their business systeinati- | the articles at the princips! Shoe Stores in Waxh- = at 4 7. We have introduced tho water from the | incton eity—the Shoes ‘eo walt cme ao yee | pooese Rage-at &, & Son's Philadelphia make. no - .m. boats trom Alexan of the Baltumore and North and West, ace : 5 his services. For professional abilit ind’ me goeson. The Colonel wins $1,000— | President of the Confederation, and the Empe- MONDAY, August 1, 1859—Class 89, iy al soe Galax ened free of hares. SHINN emitted toreferts De Malan? | om id 33.000, Hope springs again in the | ror F pice — ae to do allin his = ae a = = “ = Lea’ tieye Wharf Beton se ang men. Their representative | power to persuade his Holiness to agree to the | 1 OR SALE—A good SECOND-HAND CAR- D : | ys. es a bet of $5.00. The company gather x. larization of the domains of the Church. |!" 4 247 | 5 FY RIAGE: whit! will ba disposed of on reasona- ___WOOD AND COAL. oS ULUMBIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, 8 ronod with d sperst>intercs . The cards fa'l | This Le aety of cl crtaae may appear|5 G0! | 230] ae. : : oO D: ¢ @ : The Columbia stops at the principal landings on from the box—they lose! Their funds are re- | *pocryphal. but it was aequired at an excel- Tickets $8, halves $4, quarters SS i the river. doeod to $6.000—for they have lost some to tie | lent source, and doubless will prove to be cor- pre ea SUMMER RETREATS. STEAM, SAWING ANDAPLITTING FIRE-| OF FFOlERE APPLY es Og. W. RILEY bank, beside that paid by the Colonel. And | rect. Iu 185] it was well-known at Rome that aA ins ice 2 OOR’S PAVILION E WOOD MIL . Riiav’s W ry hsent new their agent bets more cautiously—firat | Louis Napoleon had formed a plan for a con- ae M “REOPENED. Corner of Seventh street and Canal, = ; RS!-NEW AR Si.ow0—then 3500. He loses steadily. His | federation of the [talian States, and one or tie ha L on o s This delightful, healthy, and popu We now have ereater facilities for Sawi -, Inst $500 is reached. He is pnle as death— of its principal festures are stil present to my lo, 8,000 1 do, 1,838 ING PLACE. better known & J Splitting Fire- Wood, consequently reduced pene SCHEDULE! fected in the faces of his comrades. | Memory. Then, as now, the Pope was to be Tickets 35, halven $2.50, quarters $1.25, tween Binckistone'’s Isand and Bizey Sa PS One Wood, sawed in 4 pisces, $i percont. | FROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALB their last stake on the cloth. The | P.e-ident of the Italian Confederation, but the — Point, will be open for the reception of vi Ok Wood! awe sper eae core a Ps d les it upon the opposite color. | Executive power was to be in the hands of Sar- WEDNESDAY, August 3—Class 91, the L5th of June. a IL} Split, $6.50 per cord, THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTHWEST, — 0 n dinia. The idea of the seeulurization of the 78 numbers—12 drawn ballota, The Propristor begs leave to state that his Table | [7 Pine Wood, sawad in 4 pieces and Via PoToMac STEAMERS AND RicHMOND AND tes—but only for a moment tion of th , mori . aise ~4 r s Capitals, will besupplied with all the delicacies of the Po IF Split, $5 per cord. mac Raitroan Ling. sre dealt—the Colonel wins—the | dominions of the Church is new to none cf the 1 prize of. =. 934,577 | 10 prizes of... 31,200 | tomac. 17 Coal of all kinds choa® ng ved over to him and $500 more from | powers. It appears to me that Austria has | id do. Syneo} 10 do. Le 1200 iis Bar will be furnished with choice Wines, - i a McK EW & MARLOW, eet the bank—and the play is over. The Colonel | 1eason to congratulate herself on being able to | I, do. canbe se Xs “Excellent Bathing. M = ee Ta ret and Canal a W with $25,000 winnings in his pocket. The | obtain peace on such terms, but the nation. | Tiokete vas Bis seariets Wie, sche Sian. | | Gecalont ates, font Manin, eid fasting, A | WOOD AND COAL. South ani Southwest. Bouts teave tint erties oak ts leave the table, having lost nearly that and more particularly the militury part of it, THURSDAY, Avguet4—Ciasa 92, the enjoyment of his cues COMPLETE, and fail stock of all kinds of of 6th street, at 63s 2. m. and 63 p.m. Passen; by Ww. t FUEL alway« on hand. Se ee Ties cra t All ociee alteoted Sb persoanily by woe or tae ke bank itself coming out nearly eren. xtremely dissatisfied with the results of the 75 uumbe; drawn ballots, Wadeuas shoots the morning boat can obtain a fine break: on . hy by ea sani own next day the fortunate Colonel settles | Villafranca conference. [nforma‘ion has been | , 01.50 | Pavilion at stclook fim : ; the beautiful Pocomber puesta in Ruiter of Mowat Sr) bis wife, and ewore off from the | Teeeived from Verona that officers and men | 9 vaso for Boned 3 for aweek or | {cal thoroughly acreenedt before deliv Fernon. | By the evening bost they insure ® gona vt ng hells r ‘i ; . . had confic 3 2 25 per day, uth. a el and sp randa rest of four hours in comfor le gumbiing hells Whether he will keep his | are greatly depressed, as they had confidently ; do: : 20 &e ie further informa the Proprietor, or sinply sawed, or deliv ho cord | or state-roome, and arrive tn ichmond in time to * tins to be seen. expected soon to have an opportunity of bal- ‘Tickets 95, haives ), quarters @I maty, Md. iength. Persons wishing a quantity ean take wharf | oorneot with lithe Trains for the South and South. ancing accounts with the Allies. Had the war " ’ AR okg 9 be young gentlemen did, who in one SHALL, Prop’r, Fler, West. 4 - Fears ‘ . , 5—Claxes = 7 ‘ a heir winter supplics | “The Greath Sonthern Mail is conveyed over night los 000 remains to be seen sted till the fall of the year, it is possible FRIDAY, August 5—Ciass 93, ORDAN’S W. 3. SPRINGS, to keep no aoveeuie it bein f = Yat can $25,000 be lost at a single sitting, at] and even pro! that the Emperor would 7 numbers—13 drawa Lallot J Faapenicn Covyty, Va. itis pot convenient to sulirobajag Stet oy way auhar besiee mickeereetoee euch work as this, by such men as these, with- re lost Venetia as well as Lombardy; but i: i prize of 20,005 11 prizen of.. 95,05 | Now open; leaving Baltimore, Washineton, or ey Wil! give satisfactory tars hone to . vu: isequences? The scene we have | it an undeniable fact that the Austrian army | 1? do. Wo, | 33 don. 1.09 | Caraberiand ta the early morniax train for spb Nartheweshiencnee sire ne ERIGRSBURG, RICHMOND. AND FE- ly did oceur. There are plenty | bas almost recovered its original strength anil Tiokete $5, halves $5.50, austere @1.2% Railroad ty Stephenson'a Depots (P.O) 47. Wharf and Mi GTO ©. CHARLESTON, & Cz AU- ¢ who will read these lines, who know | confidence. During the first few days after satlcticse (tom this Depot, 14¢ mile in coaches, to the pranks War Department, = v TA, G: x ORT eoMs 4 ‘Moan bow true it is. omunity i the battle of Solferino the troops were muct SATURDAY nat 6. are U7 ANOTHER ARRIVA RR ci) A TOW madi aes rsh senperod aieor cast down, but they recovered their spirits | GRAND CONSOLIDATED PLOPTERY OF | Porat er coand | FR. w. Baabw hee sort Gece ance cargo ALL SOUTH el CONES AND TOWNS There ave nearly a dozen gambling rooms in| when some of their commanders were removed 28 nucabere-t5 dezwa talc vants ; wl oat erate, RED aed nie BASH COAL, | gouchsida, Virginia, Tennessee, and East Teanes® t » Kept in first--a e style, and doing « | nd large reinforcements arrived in thecamp.”” . ca tals, sala in barre H RR. se lot of HICKORY, e Stic, Aeie Bry Sra e CHATTA- ve oains: os . rie = a 4, prizes o dd x3 bs FB: ba a this every night. Their loeation : = ie c do. Ase call ing elsewhere. My NT. NCH BU G. Nae a £ | karwa—they are to be easily found.'| Elopement of aConnecticut Manin {ndiana. | Ig 9°: Ex &e., Ro. ad gorge « i R. W, BATES, corner 1ith and Cats. | KAN TANS NOUIVILLE GRAND URC. have orders not to disturb them, aud (From the Lafavette (Ind ) Journal, July 26 | Tickets 81U,halves 5, quarters 32 5)., Bthin g1.25. N. B.—Wood Cut and Sp ey SON ? ay informaton with ri any size and length. ©, will be furnished upo od M. JORDAN TION, AND MONTGOMERY. For through tickets and further information of the inke a greon bay tree. There has been a rumor current about the | address FRANC oe P 3 E, BROADBENTS& CQ., | ben. tern, Win city for sovernl days past of the clupement of FRE ar ee eee cat W. Haltimere st Bases Nia eas spat Satine Gun eviewn ouedoorsnst at Beowee Mstacee a wealthy citizen with a woman who was not ~ - — oes LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. board the Boats, foot of 6th atreet. 8 Messenger, July 14.) his wife—leaving behind him the lady iawfully SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES. LUMP. AND FRANCONIA HOTEL COM- wallet He BA AL ad tree oe 8 GEO. E. MATTINGLY, Light s : i Aation tot A Ticats $1. PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS, A. PAYNTER, at te Red Sign, at the new Wy {Union} Ticket Agent. #ht summer tojlets engross all the atten-| bearing that relation—for that part of the To be drawn daily at Wiimirston, Delaware,ati5| -Themaracement ofthe “FLU Sie eceret ae ent ihe now i tion. au great run of white, by far | country which is described in newspaper ge- tmuimutes before 13 tx. = FILE Hots Centro Market, a a W ARRANGEMENT! the pret M ‘or this melting period of the | ography as * parts unknown.” We were re- and the Summer You will not only be sure of ful! measure, @REAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE, What, for instance, is cooler or moré | quested to make no mention of the affair for MONDAY, Aucust 1—Ciass 109, reparer' fo: the reception of guests on the but you will get your Wood Sawod in 2,3,0r Vis 0} = ng ous than a white robe the sake of the friends of the parties; but ar ok JUNE. Thess Hotels ba " if Be re ~ Frontage deg aold ee aa nan r ists of three dis-| all the facts have transpired and are gen- Sl Sny other piace in thiseity. pet Bee || ‘ barts—dress, fichu, and mantle, all of erally known, we feel that we are under no 30 | of ore yy Bis ced patho eee lst ce FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D. 6, “a be worn together or separately. The | turther obligation to keepsilence, particularly FE 3 a 10> He has the biggest Carts and Boxes, of white muslin, and therw are two] as tne sinning husband appears to be richly New Y¥ Yorwich and Woerces- Ca: ts and Boxes: <i | vireinia, <iNEeEe, and two large bouillona, and two} deserving of a public exposure. mee r tape, b a MICUT tale ey | Do The bisscetPineKngtSpitfor Eee Auppr AlLApARN *s bouillors again. In the hem of the} Hisname is Joha C. smith. He isa sonof ghia iis { Car COURTV AND ae Kindiing Wood: <2 SIRRANGAS, AND Texas, esis a blue, pink, or green ribbon. and a] Hon. Perry Smith, deceased. formerly U.S |i prize of... 4 ins. For further in- I> All delivered Free ot Keares.g »UG ICKETS | as ined i nicrone is run underneath the bouil- | Senator from Connectigut He purchased the if ee : een ETE | 17 Notion £1 Itaronoved GREAT SOUTIWESTERN RAILROAD OF. loas. The corsage is low, lined with silk the] Ellsworth residence on South street a year or Tika’. ** MARTIN, Agent, — | to!Zeqee it akume aries ke eats FICE. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 6th color of the ribbon, and a petticoat of che same | two since, and then removed from New Haven ee je8-2m Pier 18, North River, New York. ier F Mones’s Wor Sarningon. cn Seas of ee Spee srry Book rk js worn with the skirt. The sleeves, reach- | to this city for the purpose of superintending WEDNESDAY, August $—Gises 111, I Through tickets to Plymouth, Weirs, or Lit | ,, Now please éall at the slave thom fuses Sel esaee sgt) the middle of the arm, have two flounces | the improvement of a large body of land which * ies, eiva, can ow iss ereiees at the Ticket Office at | to— ib ine Bawed in id pli Res * 70 sal four bouillons, carried nearly up to the | he owns near Mount Gilboa, in Benton county. ping | Oe Wesmnaik Deret. S18 pieras for $1 pRICHMONR, DANVILLE, LYNCHBURG saumvlor. At the waist is also a ribbon, fas- | Previous to hiscoming here it is believed he Ot ea 2 See ~ coco P TTA NOC SHV] 2 HUNTS tea ug either in frout or behind, and if the| had formed a criminal intimacy with a weman Ticket. CABINET WARE, &c. <ploone S155 3 pines | UA OA TEAC Oe A Nate ne rred high, the shoulders can be | in Connecticut, who had been reared in the —— = RUDOLPH BUCHLY rates. MONTGOMERY AND NEW ORI, 5 ed with # fichu composed of flour family of bis wife, bat who hac ied an: 4—Class 112. 2 = a¥'s Orders left at S. W.K, Hands's, opposite Wi | By a direct route, and continvous railway connec- u composed of flounces and aily twho had married and bail (Svecessor To Isnaen & Recwzy,) lards’ Hote! ; or at Wim. Ballantyne’s, 448 7th etre t; tion to Memphis, drawn at the throat with ribben, | aubsequently became a widow. At all events. aes © 408 Seventh, near H Street, or at Page's wharf, at the foot of7thst_promptly rt: | Affording greater ezpe*ntion and comfort, and be- this toilet is completed by 4] shortly after his removal here she followed zes of. ro | Ea é Revs es Seis tended to, Office removed to the north side of tue | ine over 20 miles shorter than by an eer one , i to match the skirt, and cut | him, and his attentions to her have been of 80 5 30 ALL KINDS OF ; bridge corner of 7th and Canal streets. The morey Bs ge rren ary gems ey ne ag By «, hollowed out to admit the | marked a character as to excite general notice. Be eee), © jy7-im HOUAEKREPING ARTICLES, | gepompeny the orderor be ready when thefaei | of 7th stroct at Gi or Fr eat Chariots lle, Zand square before. It is | aud to greatly annoy bis wife, who. on one oc- ee NEW FURNITURE STORE ~| jel A.PAYNTER. at Page’s Wharf. | Staunton, ‘White Sulphur Serene or iminousness of this mantle | casion, was so oxasporated that she threatened FRIDAY, August 5—Class 113, + are now receiving our Fall stock of FURNI SE ee ere reed gn slp ua eommntions to Tian. sh x from all that have been | to shoot her rival, and made a search for her eae api aba ballots, URE ® Hous FU NISHING GooDs, 1 L IM LIME SLIME © phis.” Mea : a and it is patroaized by thore | for that purpose, fortunately, or unfortunately, 53) 2 prize of. 9 | and selling lower than any other hovse in eetenl-a: ee kee ok ee Y Bagecage Warons and Omnibuses leave the office are always on the watch fur new | without finding her. ‘ 2” betas} 3° ao, 5) | Washington. We would invite ai! to call be- LIM, ik wulseotiocs arc Surat | Pa. avenue, at Fors =. one Fe ie. hanges On Monday of last week the guilty partics &c. &o. me pare odie ee nen aries T.J.& W.M.GA je 17-tf passim Westie E c Bu vhits. i - J. & W. MG Wash ks g wear, there is nothing to equal | held an interview, and were overheard fully Eee Old Furniture taken in exchange for new. Ne Wiest foot of 1th wireoe hues = r ee etear 5, colored or figured, made with | discussing their arrangements for an elope- SATURDAY, Auzust6—Cia 2ly Be Dla Bellows Hele at, De partinent. : iy EW PEND AMBROTYPE GALLERY, e or full boddice; either body or} ment. Smith was to take his clothes out of 75 numbers—12 drawn bal = Raha a) MPAGNOLIA HAMS, 450 Paxnsvivania Avenus, 1 ack din front by bows of muslin, the | the house in such a manner as not to attract 50 D STREET. 350 M ~ Tug Bas Fox THs Wane Weatner na Near Third Strest, end ‘uch are rounded and elged with a] the observation, nor excite the suzpicion of his 05 | ~ PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, cheap for] Every ono of these Hams is from selected conntry ANBEOTYPES wifo; they were to meet at the depot of the oe,” ko. ensh. piel iaern p ey spp os pe nee only 2 cents. n in hennets is nearly at a stand still, | A. and 8. railroad on Thuraday night. go to Tickets’ $1. LT oF hung by experienced Workmen, and satis- | one warranted to be in por foot a BURCHEL Put up ‘no handsome case. { aruists for the time being hare ceased | Michigan city aud thence east, where Smith} 7 All orders for tickets or certificates of paok- RING-SEAT LOUNGE! SS A aeeer SD Oe rman PHOTOGRAPHS, their brains for novelties. The newest | «aid he would be able to procure @ commission | ages will met with tho most prompt and iden =D WALNUT TETE-A TETES, $2, AMBROTYPES. ‘only One Dollar 5 NEE YAS" Santion ie a bonnet nade of fine | im the U. 8. Army, and in that event would | ielattontion, and the printed offcial drawings sent PROLLOW CHAIRS Sia Ma. san ps eee ed ss take the supe Yor the first copy, and 25 cents hack heir, embroidered with buttereaps in| have his inamoraty ever with him. In case of | ™ addres FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO. iL7 All the Furniture is manufactured in this} °° AMBROTY PFS that cannot be surpassed by . for each subsequent one, ‘raw. The ribbon used for the trimming | failure, he would return, divide his estate with | a's" tt vetmavon. Dat. | oity; and guaranteed A No.l. par fn te sity, Joc ape bom, pape atm ones se Bi, GOOD PICTURES ny weather ack gronnd, and the flowers at the side wife, obtain a divores, and marry -* where | ————————________ aS JOS. T. K. PLANT & CO., Ce Pa. avenue, between Sth and 9th sts. Remember the Numbe: . 7 vly bhock with jet centres. The ef- | his heart was.”” The programme wasfallycar-| ANDREW TATE, Ayiderenies Perperia neers sac Upucisterses N. HB. Sien ofthe Rig 16. apie 4 lvania avenue, ner 3d street. is ea origianl, and | ried out. The spear abstracted from the | ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, {7 Furniture Reprirad and Varnished. ap 14-19 LPANA BAU = ane ‘ shadow while you have the ow) stance. «fying dust house im spite of the watehfulness of Mrs AKD REAL GENT, JCRANK T SANDS, UNDERTAKER th- fon Cone Soames oF ASE Rinne. ra creat for caps to be worn in | Smith, who wax apprized of her husband's p Reforsito Hon. fl mnt, Weal: | et: corner sth aod Pee bears nor the fonowned ene | (00D EATING AND pang aul their place is prettily supplied | pose; snd on Thursday night the parties lett on on hand all kinds if, i sare. Oh eee rememene > W. F. BENTER’S RIG AC RAE ee. + of stik . A wae ribbon goes ail | the ronte agreed upon. From Michigan he ad- i RE ARE MADE COF. | at all, hours, | fourths Crimea,and since the rear of Browne’ Hotel block, gon tatnates in « bow on ong side; but | dressed a letter to his wife. stating that he had : i tend to the removal of bodies from the | Us y!ecesse le manufactur — Vash a nder this coiffure perfectly grace. | been suddenly cniled East upon business, and | S32 tg the parment of Taxes for vou-resideute. old buria! grounds to the new oometeries, 2 ee Race Serb new nah d dr ci ; ut hood | would return in a few days. We have not { MERINO ————]| Terms moatreasonable. sp 8-6m_ origina r pe. The a fin there the very ghenocet, Ovate Wire fthe resille 13 wade of gold or | heard the woman's name, but she is described cause Vests for M w. NT, UNDERTAKER, No, 418 7th | ufnoturers simply ask forit | Fame, Steaks, Chops, Wines, Lig - F thread. if can be worn in the ball-rosw | as about forty yeurs of aze, small aud unpre- | Gentiemene’ Gauze Aiirine Vest, tein ined ed Beep <p mnceean ee see) already cera GTR young girts, and Spar acorns. finely | possessing in person. Smith is about the same | Lane Lhraad Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen, wired In his line-s fine HEARSE large consumption, and "The cooking of his establishment i ke Fe to complete it womencan | age, has # goud address, and is intelligent and | “ples SilkandLisleGauntiets, ATENT CORPSE PRESERVERS, &o. eo, | that it wil itun- aa pnd no other {use of the kind is ing emarka he heed of black lace, which keeps well educated. He waa, we are informed, at i P Corner ath atroot. ana opposite 1s charges are moderate, and his attention instant Plpig apne 9 3 oe the invariable geod atentanes net uppreasively bo’ Elderly | one time a member of the Connecticut Legistu- | iy 23-tm Contre Market. aS misisnt talewont peiic men | aid to digestion. 3 1L7- Bis ohare sre moderate. fos-tf them with thin silk. and those | ture. Mrs. S., with her children, lett the city NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITE | 8@%ly Oprmions oF THE LonDon J IGHTNING RODS. Yn uty of hair have only to puta] yesterday tu return to her friends in Connecti- | U ONBY TO LON —————— ee ee - ™. L GENUINE PLATINA TIPS. fewer on one side. and they are at once in| cut. She is snid to be in possession of a consid- cuunn se eaec’ SECURITIES. OTICE OF A CONTEMPLATED REMO- | goyer's now Sauor, entitled the een a os FRANCIS LA BAR possession of a charming eviffare. e:a%le fortune in her own rig taneel Seamciet the deeesee va by acing to take the Store at present | itis made after the Turkirh recipe; its AAvor 18 eX Manu & Perey z, ——— + oe ae ee ee = be sedis weenie sold Sateen See tem | cellent, and it affords eon Jderabic aid in cases of LIGHTNING CONDUCRORE, ~ Marriages ef Consanguinity are discussed | Virriot axo FRENcu Poste. the many | 7 Qc TAMAR. CHMOTE. = TeLe AVTRY. | Boracen, French Lawiee fenoy’ Dane id Figured | slow and weak digestion.—The Lance Corner of Tenth and C streets, mear Penn. avenue. See Jost number of the Boston Medical and | methed: serving fence posts from decay none LAMAR MOrr exbTRy, very rebuced prices. se “The Sultana’s Sauce is savory, pi : 4 Sorgieal Jonenal. Afvera statement of the facts} @ Tet e simple and cheap than the one of n ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, | also, Paranoin and ladies’ Sun Umbrellas, 5 happy combination of flavors and essences | CAUTION —In consequence of pRmerous et, 4 * | soaking them in biue vitriol. Ata recent mect- ... HOLLY Sprine, Miss. Lace Mautillas and Hoop Skirts of all qualities, of the delicate taste ofa Sultana, the gen tempts by parties to represent their Lig ns Ryd «hd by responsible medical observers, the edi- | (ig cf the Farmers Club, in Haden NY one eects Court of Errore and Ap- : WR RILEY, Sie rae Senrenne SE = Foie te coming from his manu , the ub tor sys fthe members exhibited'a post which, previous Seventh Judiasi Distriot of Mis: | JY 2-1m__cornor ath at . opp. ¢ secrete Sad 4 on of ail the piquant resources of | Points are genuine unless stamped with ‘hie own For ours-lves. withont the least partizi to being placed in the ground, had been soaked i ttend Collection of Claims F AT HOME. Turkey and Russia.” — United Service Gazette. name. S. We eas: say that we have seen too m a solution of blac vitr one pound of yitriv’ Di. se 1a-tf RANCIS, on Seventh st., is now at home, with “Asa titillater of the appetite this Sauce stahd Orders may be left either at his of ret being ux -d to twenty ts of wat-r. The post > VIOLIN AND GUITAR freeh upPly, of CUTLERY, PLATED. alone. It isa most valuatl e adjunct to Fish, Flesh, | as above given, or at the Seweley Reore - r was pice and when tiken up was as sound as : lutes, Violins, Guitars, Vio in- Wi BASKETS. BRUSHES, FANS, or Fow!. and should be placed on every dinner ta- thorized, pont, ta Charles jayden, under Bs whee firs down eight years siuce. This fanioes, Accord - : nd al! the desirabie articles for ae riateltes fienes inn maeet Adislons neu Peieel ota. weer ibition, the following sulution is good for all kinds wer exposed ‘6; Brass Instruments and purehasers willdo w-li to rere Chronicle ma 10-9 'ANCIS LA BARRE. hf ght atinded and w to the weather—spouts, shingles. stakes, bean tore of Wo G A rZEROTT, ce rit etieatore. Rents arelow.and we buy for Je Agents for the _{inited States“GARDNER | 75 i ! you th nk it rig poles, &c Ya.av. _ i an every street. 3 Fi y. ots G.YVELIN, 21 ton stree' ew York; and a ~ -s 3 mall lot of those desirabl YES. 34 Cornhill, Bostoi * [7- The Ame-ican Tract Scciety here, in order 'L SPRING SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS | {cieerators. to be closed off at reduced * Ap RAVES, 34 Coral in WW X ty mske yood the secession of the Boston siavery- | 2) ANd VALICES at the SOUTHERN TRORR 520 McKENNEY § LANSDALE, 599) | GiLtER era Pav, fA VOSE ee E Le : wgitating branch, have Teestablished 2 New | Palows Hail. tieie ore Tis"s. POPHAM, AR a me eee 2 = ind other Grocers” °°" * \ hag been asked—or, at least, that an ad. | England agency th F meluding an ndvisory nee a8. 8 TORWAM: oaks FIRE INS.CO.N. 3 sgeah oo ital and ‘fw opinion bas not been decidedly given. We | committee and a sectetary—as the medium of co AlOS mes the e 000, Newey ‘ SE Ep eg do ner st thus sioment, recollect aay euch advisers | Operation in that section, of which Boston is the Micro eGR inal is branohoe at No. | gure, Comenaies, hoviag, onch "canta, of "over RULE RASS EINE. MOT OF CHANTIL wurseives commercial centre. —N. Y. Bzprees eat manner as low as on0 . maz | pad. Office No. 526 Tih street, near D. 875 * out at very low.prices, jy Bin