Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1859, Page 1

5 = , ‘| 218000 ape er FoTormitw.wW . , THE EVENING STAR ; * [DHE WEEKLY STAR. PCBLISHED BVERY AFTERNOO Thic eitélleak Uhelly aan Nous Seumal—coe- AT is rtak BUILDINGS, taining Bareaier variety peer te roading them : : re be found other— ished on 5 | corner of Peansyivania Avenue & Eleventh Strest, J Z 4 =e on aay 48 publ. on Saturday w. D. WALLACH. ——- = + served in packages by carriers at @43 year, hee wrents permonth. To mail subscribers the sub- or 57 en! toe is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for at subscribing in clubs raised scription pr $1 for three months; and for less than - t the intervention of a mar ag: month’ Invariably contains the“ onths: ' Petecived, cent, of Tux Werexny x months at the rate of 12 le =a Beer oh ‘pies, ome cont ¢ iT WISPPOFBy cents, News” that has made Tux Evextne STaR e RovERTISEMESTS (of sight [ines to the mone ———— J w neerer leone cada aa tien trons esh Senne ornate WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1859. N°, 9,034. | fee: Rowaneenee ETE reach insertion. . ~ . 4 » U7; Postmasters wh act as agents will be al- lowe? a commiseton of 2) cents. Sue PARR ARNY. i _c | eee ts-| ‘EDUCATIONAL. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS.| FOR — Its Discipline Desersbed by = New York | ing more. The officer had no right to, strike Ma. SaIRSTSSHOOL Fo nove Se WOTOR 5. RENT AND SALE. TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY ~ < him.” rea : “4 = = NOTI . = SOR RENT—The fo SAN sani ties From the New York ening Post.) Tap isonment is the. chief punish: t Fi RHA AAPINGG: of University Collec, tm- Aisi ports owe property ‘on either side of F with back building, No. 265. 1 ty oor BaAltinoge AND OBIO RALLROAD. The Fronen Jerot men that the. world has | {ef is ® singular provision as tothe compara: | {2,\Wp;nmgton ints titande opening’ a Sail seta mordipagos approved the ioth ot | ths bandini aise eee Soto at hea Se eo § ies 0 " i School joys on at of te uly, WAY i same « y beori aa Formed almost entirely of con- ee Pama, heim t. Taking =P # | Besides the common aud higher. tauches ofa paved bh erigieed Rie A in casioneale ore ned steeks. peely totes Astional ae Leterad 26 ree r) per one day in Paris, I read of two ladies at | purely English education, which ill be carefully | theestablished grade ofsaid Beall strect, Phe work Hote :'S 2 enon) . 8 road, going through to all points the sons of honest families, it draws its | V2Stites wns persecuted hy the attentions of | hud thoroughly taught the course ofinstenctiog call | most ara Tespovts be done'in a manner to beap- | woes _Ues) STLEMAN. est. Northwest anc Southwest, leave Bauitimote from the best blood of the nation. For | an intoxicated i onmpriso the Greek’and Latin ianguager,seometry, | proved of by tee i it will be rejected. VALUABL M FOR BALI = . rengt i i an intoxicated officer, sought protection fram a | Qj "i IRUAKeS, > mien spendin ack meg oar p, E FARM FOR SALE-—Situated La iw a years they are Kept circulatiog through anne ie ai d in the chief Algebra, 'Trigonometry,&e. _ i 'h® improvement must be completed by 25th | 4S in Alexandria county, about iles from Ses aren Da, m. stops at all Way Stations, cceacept when Coch rapiment takes te | Strogt of the pace. Thecentry, with that | eutendieg ie ete or Torah Somarney | dak ok Avance pert i malian be many the | Gopasetonge a erate ut Geargtsee | | a‘ spe aplaoe undator oo a in ° . The sen i a a! ¥ é . cone ipal points. a, digiers. Thus the entire country ¥ | politeness which, in Frazee, is net confined to Fee for each teri, $2), in ad- | been levied for that pucpoee, oe = whic {ire on Ske promsor, oF of Z. RICHARDS: orem FocFARKERSEURG, and stations on that rosd ywa to the entire army, from the thronged | the ediaehedy taacdi gave the ladies his | ‘420°: inte i Persons interested, who may wish further infor- | l4th oor streets. Washincton. D.C. iaio.tf | tke 4.05 p.m. t = to the smost quiet provincial town. ‘The ue immediately gave the ies References aro kind!y permitted to the Rev. Mr. | mation, can apply at the Mayor's office. E ALPE, es Passengers Washington, to connect with i t ifarced. thei rotection, and juested the officer to desist. Pails, President of Geargctown College, and to the HENRY ADDISON. Mayor, 1 Me RRSONS CAN BE Qovom: above, will leave at 650 a. m. and 3.20 p. m. the most ignorant are ohfarzed. their | He. unfortunately for himself, turned upon the | Rev: M f Washington. JAMES J. BARRETT, strats hotrod Oe Le Sat 470 12th WASHINGTON BRANCH. ds expanded, us they are drawn away from | sentry and commenced abusitiy hire, The sentry Moncwbie putate: Gal etontions |. Geotesta io one, Teosonabin en se They aro pla og, Tesins lence we mshonn . tue contracted circles of their litte communes raised, his voice and called the ard. The gene tip assistance of apalle toncher iy 21 Stawt an od C-. July 2st, > dy 3 VASHINGTON at 4.40 and 6508. m., 329 ‘to of the rest villagers enjoy the ‘ ; T PRIVATE SALE—Several . aud the resp tha pros f travel. officer was arrested, tried and condemned to a Address the advertiser, at No. 2, A arranged three mee FRA, bore = it ‘Drnawin Terrace, Mass. Avenue, betwocu iit nad | [COR SALE OR RENT.—The HOUSE No.104, =20d3: ord of the trooper, or even the tar-reach- Pest A street, near Washington, into the building hereto: | War ee more formiasble lance. & sentry, as well a5 the peculiarities of the | fore occupied by Mr PA. Bowen ‘Ths noxt An- Wauox ris is the centre of thissystem, and having ve day obtained the necessary permit, I had fe ee : rH ‘TIMORE at 4.20 and 7.45 8. m., 4.15 pleasures ane | his . car's imprisonment for abusing aseutry on | isth strects. ‘au West street, Georgetown, at present ocoupied | tW0-story back Fuildings. containing fom 9'to 12 Fach individual of this mass is taught to} Tis post. The nocount etatel, teat ieahe ose | et : see, | by Mr. Arthur Soho t, and lying about midway the | TOms-enoh ; good yards : Hide sileye The C TSP k. to stand, to run, to jump, to swim, to . S WESTE N ACADEMY.—The dutios of square immediat Moot ‘omery street, | hove property is located on the north side of Mas Vv , Nats m. walk. h I sword and the bras of officers, all punishments were doubled. On Schoo! will be resumed September Sth north side, ‘The locality 1* so generally and favor- | SS7husetts avenue, between 4th and Sth # om BALTIMORE at'¢20 8. m. sab. to handle the small sword and the broad- | inqatring about this, Iwas told that much-was| nuaccne SL. LOOMIS. | ably known Oorite healthfalneny een he sheer. | sone desirous of obtaining a heath at NNAPOLIS and Way Stations leave at sword, to manage the musket and the bayonet, the regulation. If recollect rightly I was N’ 5] MY, * adel further description dence ‘Fpuid do weil to call at lo. 910 of anid peop- mer aeds op n. with sach skill as not only to stay his Smnsel? told at the same time, that the punishment for (UN TON ACADEMY gorceTown, D. C. = Seusrofor aloe <= mallet Houses on the cage Trane 1 Nk rons 4.40 and 6.59 far off or near at Mend, et to protect himself | striking a'sentry on his post was death. prc EQRGE ARNOLD. M. 4 P, aeipal. \ veg ‘ALUABI NINPROVED SEDPEETT Goes a. mand 32) P- m calls, except stacey evening against more numerous bayonets, or against the | “4 most amusing illustration of the dignity of School bas beon removed fo No. 207 West V NT in) ‘ 1 ~ Ne eae ene, and = R WASHINGTON CITY FOR A EWIS PAYNE, TERA OF YEARS. The undersi rome mea; and to W “ i ERM S. — sned williease | y ororby & q to WHITE French language, fell under my own observa nee acme a oumenes on Monee, ne Sth of pag blbour NDS SHOR aereres tt ‘ratiettory tenant etre ses bor head * et NAR 2 fy Norwich ant Wrest ea . 1 . se es LS ined y “ It " Biosrodiek tion. A valot named Joseph——. a quick- | Sth of Aucust at the Bookstore of Mc Eyacck Tene | gz he attention of the trade eat comer of Peuin- avenue and Lith street, wieh Borge deny mop ne spf ier wd witted and industrious fellow, who laid by his | tor, Washinato ,orat the brug Sture of MAR Ma trains to return by morning trains, and {rom Satur : * ‘ee ‘or nearly five years past has heen well known as | ds 2235 an opportunity of seeing how sedulously this earnings and invested them in railroad stock, | T.Ci+sel, Georgstown. au4tIm t rm the ok rely omiie tenes oefony Song Yi Sac eae FAmsons, Anat training is attended to. There were not more | went to the Tuileries one evening to see the ° i fat omda¥ betwen dn Capt ’ 7 than halfa dezen soldiers exercised at this 5 = INST NT LEATHE per i 2 on Poeun pe aecliae, SONS. Arent._ M “TROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI- | WORe also mcrod ond R nue, about midway between the Capitol ant Pros OTICE.—The Steamer JAMES GUY having wall, agai ich were three platforms, rising ne above the other tothe roof. Each of the upper platforms was smaller than the one be- jow it by about eighteen inches, enough to ake fortable standing room for a man. - rm had three equal faces, forming as half hexagon. and just under the edge of each face of each of the platforms firmly fastened a round iron bar, so thatifaman were not tall enoagh to jump and catch the edge of the piat- form he might cateh the bar below. I forgot tw mention that each platform was about seven feet high, and, besides being fastened to the guests come out of their carriages and enter pl well worthy of atten- } deni’s hours, and its immediate proximity to the restmed her time, but it must be remembered that those | the Palace to attend one of Louis Phillippe’s | 4 Boseo'xe anv Day SciooL ror Youso Lani: lot of COARSE SHOES and BOO Washington Theatre and Puiiharinonte Hail, one | mae river, will leave ington yn. who show must — for - capper hag ion court balls. Pushing for a good place, ie HE ein Gr ue iif, aster servants) also on hunnd and constantly yaar re sfrmhich ts open by rarer genet he aa ae BATE, Gr cu RWiN Sei April) snd drilled most thoroughly, eo that in their | countered a sentry who was posted to keep the | mence onthe hat Manian fe ents . he gna cch Sligibie in Washington city for a hotel kepton tie | for PINKY POINT and KINSA LE, até a.m. re ‘arn they may become teachers in their several | crowd within certain limits, and who, intarn- | locatedin a beautify! and healthy LF pei sel invited po cnll or aaerean ms ee No. 74 Brides oes arent ace Rn ge ae wil ae Repair ae ROA YS og heard, ‘ . a National Mets : co ariene . ; to reco 4 ‘ati . “Stee inbentafacg? nor ee MvOmet| Sea seeitee ote eects veer | =m Sig eel, Sanaa eet ae BAe | “Ace Boor abe eae ae m ulring & rt | - ° irant partments can <8, Agen! 10x! ihe : *? enid J and aci L ml-oation. ranged to mimodate # fas ty re Fats attention done.”’ said Joseph. Citpalare, with Cail siforoation as to telma, ke. , | PPELAWARE con: YIDATED LOTTE OE eh capes | RRANGEMENT ror 185@—Hoare of departure of steamers GEOR PAGE and THOMAS COLLYVE From a eatide camer Geo! onthe European pige The entrances. public private,will be on Ith street, within 5 feat of Per What's is that? do you speak so tame?” | may be ahtained at th | book Man. Joseph was instantly seized, sent to the application to the Principals’ Mr eed Me T fi.| FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO.. AGERE, | Avenue, And nearer to the Thestre and Philharmonie guard-house and obliged to pass the night | HAVENNER, 464 E atiect, Washington city. WILaIng TOM, DELAWARE. we | Lerman “thors thes oan be established. For tn- there. In the morning he sent word to a| —% er - bef ie WAT “ACH, St a0 mints ef The Consol 9 = 7 daily at Wil t Del. 5 gentleman with whom he had lived, and who Mes sre on™ Pidinteprah OO am m. Alidrawings under the superintendence of Lute managed to get him eff without further punish- | frienda and the pain I'y thatehe will tery Commissioners appointed by the State. OO eke ahd ; the duties of her Scuovl ou the Ist Monday insep: | PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN, n French 0; as the right to “thee and mber ne . 7 5 inti . Thee 8 of stud ed will comprise all the MONDAY, varietal psec repre geend ar an branches Tequisite toa thorough English educa, 78 aumbe fore to treat him as inferior, and is always | _ lu addition to her day scholars she is devirons of looked upon asan insult. Instead of saying ee ns pps a3 boarders, 8, 10 8. m..11% B m., 1M, From A exandria— SON, . 20 Seventh st., abova States office. CHEAPEST SUCnLare ee STORE IN 2c 0 Woe will dispose of our $19,060 stock of Boots and Shoos at a small profit, that hog the secret of success in business. We have no worth een W: ‘aAshingtonand Alexzandnafrom m, boats trom Alexan- of the Baltimore and rize of... E a - 1 4 he wader her im: | ¢ “Fats attention” (pay thon attention.) he | maciate careand oversight. less stock to eeil at enst— sh aod f and West. wall. was supported by wood-work below, but | should have’ eaid “ the attention” (pay you For torms and further Particulars apply at her good.and every mirchasbr receives the rains The Sig 8. m.and 74¢ p. m. boats from Washington i (pay you , ‘ so far from the edge as not to interfere with | attention.) I heard the story from Joscph, | Famideree—No. 35 Cameron steoet, Alexandria, Va, TUESDAY, Aurust 9—Class 95 of hie monoy, Goods sold at gost are dear at any | conncet with tho py Reel og the men ry a oe oe ae 5 numbers—i2 draw rice. 7” Bow: of all such a « Raine he Sonth South ws ap! Three soldiers were placed in front of these | "ad 44 corroborated by the gentleman who | “01 sypiaN GOLLEG am Tee Capital Sheers othe GULAR STEAM PACKET. LIN sami 5 Sylora enn sto | social equality which is 20 wonderfulin | | The College wosion borins on Wedus ay Sep gma} Mido, Lae NGWONK PACTOK Ve tinvise don tan TON, = Leaves "Cow eee oppusite eS. € e also ¢ rt ath. c the Pre; tory Departme % 5.5") ai the manufacture of’) 7 Rennte 2 sont ef conmand was given exch man jumped | distance of the English oficcr is unkugers | o% Wednenlay, Sept tity. ee analawte 3; nalven $250, quatoors S155, Srand experienc! workmen: urder SENS STA on WEDNESDAYS. wi the edge of the first platform; caught it; | Mingled with implicit obedience to command | 4 SEMINARY FOR ¥ S WEDNESDAY, Augnst 1c—Clase 9 clera with Ser nrtwie tne eae "a What Washinton, J himself up so as t elo Fi nD » Aug) ass ad per article than the y . RY - raise] himself up so as to turn up one elbow, | i; the constant acknowledgment of a common wil PK T 78 numbers—I3 drawn ballots. Northern Trunks sold by others in this city. Please AMOND STA’ AYS. z 2 mm: « y y. Plea, 2 ? and. get on the top; jamped in like mannet | brotherhood. Hach wan knows his place and | N@ 489 E.strect ita examine my stock before purchasing risewhere COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, 6 a the seeoud platform. got on it, and then keeps it, but not stiffly. In consequence of this <CIPAL. Trunks Repaired and Covered, and delivered in | ©'Sock; gone 4 prizes of pear rizes of . a aioe [4 do, t i i re ; * _ 3 ai rt ofthe city. The Columbia stops at the principal landings on pos the thir All this was done so quickly. | men are better eared for and their complaints be the attain- 14 do. - 2.50 i252 - 1000, oy part of TAME 8. TOPHAM. 4997th st, the river. 5 ct with such startling rapidity. that Lean | meet with more attention. The officer him- Longer nena Neuse ct pe on to} Tickets 610, 8 $5, quarters $210, Sths $1.25, | je l4-2m Opposite Ocid Fellows’ Hall, | For freight srPly te 0s W. RILEY, Arent, adily Pe magica the confusion of the Aus- | self who listens to them may have risen from | which Alfa Whecles gill to mostetadt ke experi THURSDAY, August Class 9 I BOOTS AND SHOES. an 4-Tak Thame | Brine Whek he eee. trians at the startling movements of the Freuch the ranks: for the French army is far more | ¢nged and approved teachers. ji 8 numbers—i4 drawn ballots, AM Constantly manufacturing and keep a full Tabara = > ry widiors. It seomed~ but-an instant before the | democratic than oar own, and tliere is no law c Mra. Wheeler has had long experience in teach- ©: « stock of— , JO TICE TO TRAVELERS!-NEW AR ue three soldiers who had beep standing no IAW Or | ing, and respeetinlly solicits the patronage of her ¥ Ladies’ double-sole Mor. Boots, 81.25, 4 Pee iy % : uding | regulation to prevent the common sol friends and the public generally ae. 2 ke Ladies’ H. clove kid Buttoued Boots,$2.50, WITH GREATLY IMPOVSD SCHEDULE! motionless upon the ground infront of the plat rising to the highest rank. There ever, | Three or four soung ladies will ba reearved into oes ee L best Eng. Lai Gait 1.25, FROM WASHINGTON DIRECT ALL form, were standing just as motionless upom the | , barrier which prevents almost sll from ri the fainily as bon rders, and be under the immediate sh n Gaiters, Tc. 3 me 4 Pi TO supervisioa of the Principal, highest platform, waiting for the next com- Misses, at very ing ’ beyond @ certain point, and that is, the want THE SOUTH AND THE SOUTHW2ST. Circulars can be obtained on application to the low pri 7 mand. At the word they descended in the | of education. Yet this, also, is to acertain ex- | principal bookstores of the eity or tothe Prinotpal. FRIDAY, Aucust 12—Clase %8, Misses’ and Children’s Boote and Shoes of every | Via Potomac Steamers axp Richmonn ann Pore- same way and stood once more upon the ground. | tent cared for jy 18 eotOetl 75 numbere—12 drawn ballots. Aaseription,aasally lowell st, NORA” gare motieed & jamping ditch, some two feat deep | au Carroucel f aticed a tle of okticns mechs CABINET WARE, &c. pile P| eee OL | Se, we lebout four feet wide at the end, spreading ing along, each one having aslate under his Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25, TAKE NOTICE. South ar nats leave their berths, {008 a 2 et ee wastes he igare At was} arm. As ing whither they were going, I was Ni SATURDAY, August 13, SHORS J ; When, you fi our | of bth atrect, at fy a. m.and 6% p.m. Passen shout ten fect long, so that the widening was | told “to the regimental school.” There is, it | TU ‘ GRAND CONSOLIDATED” LOTTERY OF | prtoGRIFEIN'S BROS No ote ee | GRA SEY gor a Sieataee nat CP ore ions y gradu v seems, a school in each regiment where all are | 8nd bg loner Chan SAy othe pense 38 DELAWARE, Class U, avenue. You will fird them always prepared to | the beautiful Potomac, passing in full view of Monut Here was also a strong plank fence, with a tanght to read, write or eipher. It is true. aahington We would juvitepll to call be- 78 numbers—12 drawa ballots, eerve you with the must fashionable etyles, war- | Vornou. By the evening bost they insure m good reton top. forming sort of shed, with the| that with indomitable industry and decided Bg or roe ty Sak Oe 94,09, | TAnted to wear |, end at the lowest possible cagh supper ands rest of four hours in com oreable berths back toward you, and about fifteen feet high. a i ith a . ‘Old Furniture taken ia exchange for new. 2 25% | PEO —— mar®| | of state-roome, aad atrivein Riokmend in tan The rwnf did not lap over the fence, but searce. | {alent ® man may ce etes el al JOHN BONTZ& BRO. | 3 Torun | 20 13) | 1.0. THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, | Yat t Tot ete Trains for the South ant South- stened to it, § ong i mage i 8 Breaker | an 2-1y Odd Feilows’ Hall that. | 2 8,600 | 3) 1,25 Having been engaged in manufacturing Ladies’ ne Greath Southe i} is 001 en it, as was alo a strong iron rod | bis difficulties are. I can quote ncaze in point -—--— SS eee somnla (1h ‘3 J re ey The Greath Southern Mail i ooaveet over this ning along the fence at its janction with . sont ab Faas ike i cadet pe Fie 350 D STREE 250 4 ae g (Clowes > 1,009 Misses’, and Children’s Shoes =< te, 1t being 44 milos searter, and fr miles less te . xh dn this past 3? years, we ought to was Mr. M—, and I found he understood his PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, oheap for Tickets $15, halves $3.75, 3the @1 a7 now by thie time what will suit them in thus line, : ane: ———— d ly say that wedo; which you can prove business thoroughly. Wishing to try pedes- | oxsh Address FRANCE, BRUADBENTS & CO., by giving ourwork atrial. Yoworn find(ata!! times) trianism a little, [ requested hin to make me Wi.mineton, Dau, | tue artic tthe principal Pies 8 a pair of good walking shoes, and thinking ’ Cardy Son SPinindel pits ms them rather out of his line. gave him rather izes. t the roof. Slats of inch plank were nailed on . this fence, about three inches apart, and the whole fence sioped out from the bottom to the top. se that when a man ecanght hold of the slats with his fingers his feet would swing clear. thon by any other route, making certain 0 SBURG, RICHMOND, An; WE Ms Paper hung by experienced workmen, snd eatie- faction cuarantoed, SPRING -SEA™ LOUNGE: CARVED WALNUT TETE: tores in Wash own AS Ww. on’s Philadelphia make. ARVE é w-A TETES, $22. SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES, deh i SUBS ’ sad he could thus get no assistence from them | minute directions. He listened to me SPLENDID ROCKING CHAIRS, 37.50. Tickets 91. SOUTHERN CITIES AND TOWNS, | ; : e listen patiently SEPY- yt : hy to {at Richmond with the Dauville, — and then said; «It would be better to make Fal tis Purnionre ia susanisctured in thin} °° sTawa Gals ot W [mingten, Delaware, at fs ot, Tennessad,and East Tennes: G YR THE SOUTHWEST TO y Bnd guarantsed A ee ah BRISTOL, DAL HUNTS b) "The same three soldiers who had sealed the q t i ‘ the sole broader at the bottom than where it TOS. TK PLANT & C MONDAY, Aucuet 9—Clans 115 platforms were placed in front of this fence. rr. IN, CHATTA- 5 E Vi ICM PHIS, AT. At the word of command each jumped at it “Wh Parperhanzers and Upholsteres 78 numbers—lz ¢rawn ballots, the summer months, as ueual, but ay 5 t ith bis 8 - ; y 80? 350 Dat, bet. sth and Capitals, months, as x but HBL VILLE.NEW bee ee a ger ees _— claws, igconp It will protect your fiot better among} {[> Furniture Repaired and Varninh 85.08 erizeot... na will be aste te Tarte eT ae es AND MON OUAE RAND iUNC- ned thr Soy apatichy iis ie Hany | Sn agpetzus teed woustunnysheas| FEANET: MANOR URDERPAERE, srt a gg ee Nat wore it | abes ms arcana rt lei oe eshing old of tho bar hey touted ther: | waist 282? about) Bice corner gra gg teapot Tike o1 a fe Oo calves up ahs an way, turning aback | « { ought to. for T have marched many hun- | 2764, oe Ri ADY MADE COF- sai lder FURSDAY, August S-Class 116 jong cooupied by Dr, Malster, (36 Pean’ts, ie Boats, foc ofS ttarrine vy. tomerset and lying at full length on their back 23 gai waing hei le UN aed do Eat 4 rs. ewe atets be all ake wat, ier Rae 16-1 Umonl ‘Ticket Agent. Spam ha, toot ite’ adic cee against theis | 27d miles.” said he, drawing himself up, (he | Will also attend to tho removal of bodies from the he will be ploased to ace ali who may denn aeneey Osten — was a fine-looking man, full six feet high and well built.; :I have been in the army.” Sit down and tell me 91! about it.” Why you see, sir, I had learned the shoe- makers’ trade before 1 drew my number to serve in the army, and I was put in the Gren- adiers of the Guard. I had some education, and liked to keep myself nice and do my duty old buria! grounds to the new cemeteries. Terms most reasonable. ap 86m W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 7th street, between G and H, keeps Sonstantly'on hand every article re: quale? red in his line—a fine HEARSE, PATENT CORPSE PRESERVERS, &o., &o. is charges are moderate, and his attention instant call the d t. Hacks fur- Ulahed for funerals atthe loweat possible rates. , aus-ly tale, 2 prize (3313 do. re of........ $1,000] bis services. For profess; onal alality 1 am kindly Pe ~~ ind Ow permitted to refer to Dr. Maister. EW ARRANGEMENT! GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE, Via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RalLnoan. des. Atthe next command they siretched ont their arms, caught hold of the bar, threw &p their legs so as to turn @ reverse somerset. awed their way down again. Besides this they are taught to perform all their evolutions on a rw style which has been adopted at West Point. They are taught ‘&o., &o. Tickots'81. ESDAY, A st 10—Ciags 117 hada ple mcs te n ballots." W ° © Dd: “c¢ oO A M-KNEW & MARLOWS STEAM, SAWING. AND SPLITTING FIRE FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D.C. VIRGINIA, TENNESSER, \ swim holliog the musket and the cartridge- | “ WOOD MILL. GEORG ALABANA tox above the water: to jump from s height | Ce Nengeaate Sel, Sean as eee : eee = canis Emin i hes Wes OCR tpon a ledge where there rely stan! aa lieutenant. But then I began to feel the want NOTICE. THURSDAY, Aveust 11—Ciass 118, Spe Pe Woe Toeagilitics for Sawing oni See ee ‘ —— pers with their muskets in t! eir hands a: of education. The young officers who bad Owing to contemplated repairs on my Waumbors 12 érawan ballots, + atte ly Wood, consequently redaced our THROUGH TICKETS can be ie TE the a their accoutrements upon their backs; to been educated in the military schools knew styre-honse, which ara to take 6,c0d | 2 prizes of r GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD OF- ‘Oa. Wood, sawed in 4 pices, $5 per cord. walk in the same way along beams, both square sod reand, or along the irregularly shaped trunks of trees across ditehes or ravines: each | men is taught to use his musket aud bayonet «>a vaulting pole; and tociimb up his comrade’ s enoulders a as short tims, I have thorefore th sand 86 58 per cord, psand i t. $35 per card. rhhd 1 prize of _— —- 1” do, infinitely more than I did of the science of war, though there was none who could go ahead of me in my duties. I might have staid an officer till now if I had chosen, but I felt I could never rise much higher, and so I began to Oak Wood, sawed 1 4 pia FICE. corner of Pennsy) - venue sud 6th etree! iv: of th ID Pine Wood, sawe tind p {is Washington, on board © Steam Perry Boat Goorge Page, or at the office of the Orange snd Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandria, MOND, NO cided to cll my entire atock of RIES, OLD WINES, BRAND! WHISKY, which cannot ty and natural fla unti! my entire stock heposed of, which > and a large propoition of my goods are of the beat 2,025 | 2 do, eas 5 Tickets 1. FRIDAY, August 12—Class 1i9, oi numbers -i2 drawa ballots, iy” Fis < f 7th ste eale a wall twenty-five feet | +p: fy ; gui ality. And 1 now invite my. praesent customers . JATTANOOGA,N UL. NTS = ap ony “aaa “Tages way Cotes oe a rare pl peer pelea Of ah i were tec Sisson | om A See ee ir an kinds of | MON RGOM ERA AND NEW ORLAe ee eS a cou . = - ‘; is the. ‘ acer whieh ere offer, <f ” + ami stock © fi me 0 ss 2 A Bs - 5 told ye recent accounts of the Zouaves we arc | cors about it, and they nected most kindly, but | °24 Petke of thoadvant WILSON, Grocer, ” eerie. < FUEL always on hand, By @ direct route, and continuous ratiwny connec. d that they also omretey in battle fa Serave, No. 327 Pa. avenue, between 6th and 7th sta, a toid me, as I knew myself, that [ was the only tion to Mempius, All orders attended to personally by one of the firm er the art of i ¢ rads H d “ ding greater expedition and comfort, and be- thin ems yim 9 ving ofton heafd of | one that could decide it. Imadeup my mind} §¥'#6w uth ide, SATURDAY, Auenst 13—Class 120, roughly screened before delivery. 120) iniles shorter than by any other route. Pn pas sked our teacher in thé gy2- | to leave, and soon began to make money at my '—FISH !!—Lake White Fish. Halibut, Sa. aerate (ns meer rored, sawed and split any length and e steam lorry boat George Page leaven the foot veoh wt Paris if he knew it. trade, so that I married and settled down here mon Trout, Mess Mackerel, Potomac Shad, Me eres of simply sewed, or delivered in the cerd | of 7th strost at Gly a. m., for Alexandria, where pas Oh' yes P - A Potomao Herring, Dutch Herring, Rastern do. For ae Prize OF. o> $5) lencth, Persons wishing a quantity ean take wharl | sengers take the ears for Richmond. Charlotteville, . a # in Paris. and, as you see, am doing well. I » IG * 21250 | Cc, &e, os 0, ms a ke ce inton, White Su! ngs, Woodstock,&o. Well give usa s fit? : sale by KING & BURCHELL, Bo mvasuresand hsv arid to order, Stacnton, ‘ 4 axe PODTREOT OF 50. / 8S have often met my brother soldiers, and they | je a corner 15th atreet and Vermont ave. ickets @1. I> Those wis jay in their wintersupplies | and at 8% pn for R! ¢ and al! points South- ery well. place yourself in position as a| are always friendly. As for the colonel of my | ~ : deve fic tidkiens tif will please remem ¢ Wish to keap no accounts; | West, making sure and close connections to Mem- ner: . i Be ORDAN’S W. 8. SPRINGS, 7 All orders for tickets or certificates of pack- | conscquent!y, if itis net convenient to pay cash, | phis. = I did so and he advanced = regiment, whenever he is at Paris, or anywhere Frevenicn Cousty. Va. | axed will meet with the most prompt aud confiden | they will give satisfactory paper at shart aavoa Bageace Wagons and Ommibuses lenve the office his hends'a Tite etme, ONSts me mith in reach of it, he will allow no one to] “ Now open; ieaving Baltimore, Washiag tial attention, and the printed official drawings sent Ty & W.-M GALT. | Paavenue, ateo'clock am. and Spam wrest ® little out from his sides, like «| make his boots bnt Cumberland in the early morning train for 8 2000 os ore NCE. BROADBENTS & CO. 107 Offices poner lath gud C stroots, | JAMES A. EVANS agent, stler ready to take hold in any way. The education of the officers it is not neces papers oe 5 Cone palars ne Wrewmarow. Dee | Ni O47- c - os = = - = Bs Leun kick you on your forward leg, and bri sary to treat of in detail, for our West Point education is modelied almost entirely upon ang y. t Depot, ide mile in coaches, to the S = ~eY SPRING SOLE LEATHER ~ rarer Ny ee ttre a S TEFL SP RINGSOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AGER BEER vor’s Ferry, ax heretofore Grounds extensive and and VALICES at the SOUTHER O HOUSEKEFI 4 2. k - PAUL SIPC 499 Seventh street. ite Od UP-LQOKE TO YOUR INTEREST} andra LAGER B k the bone or hurt you, While you urbed by that. or. in case you draw it E st., two doors east ~ gts the das apt of the Alex - TER, now aoknwiedged to be beck = theirs. In conversation with a most infelli- A FACTORY SER. ne newleady ‘ack. Lean raise wy foot to your stomach or geut young officer, Mr. R——, who, fee Sed Hone pecetg Age epsittee atl Falowsfiall “ieie 2m) TASS, TOPHAM. By Purchasing your Wood o be the best in this conntry. Orders for tik boaith 3 ow i in, | S2ken ® high rank in his school, won a place in | sale in barrels or bottler. Circulnts obtained at the | oyER’S SULTANA SAUG! foe, A ee ot atk ced eed one hg PN a SS ell. acto you should kick at my chin. | the School of the Staff, at Paris, he informed | Spring RM. JORDAN & B Qo ee Ron Hor on COLD Dienxs ov ALL Krxpe. Centre Market, tany part of the city. at the most mod rr I would ¢ fe y Eta, , he in he Proprietors offer the above Springs, to x wep EE dan : entre market eee UNGAR “FRENCH wuld catch your foot. Then what would you | me that in the military schools the rations are | ¢ fh? Prop pate tiand stioneee This most delicious and appetising Sauce wasin- | “jj 7~ You will not only be sure of full measure,| Also. choice HUNGARIAN and =NC “ the stme in kind, and are served in th Ralesana ante ikanoniaons ucierne ae ae nt ted by the renowned ga but you will get your Wood Sawed in 2,3, or 4 | WINES. a Weil; try it.” . xved in the Same | sale, an ig atrantinn ofspecelatore Go thip | ceoyer,” t pirce: nd Split 1F any size desired. ee Sg y PER CENT i : 10 in a cam- + " ents per cor - M LED T > way to the students as to soldiers in a cam-| Property. Any information with ref-rence to loon- shy conte! per cord cheaper than it is acld | JYROM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY P: ED = He Misked sad I caval his foot, but while I paigns. hoa, terme, Ae will be farnished upon application Weogase uuetetter fr ang saber pinse in thane : any ED. wuss evades held ° rnd a 5 ‘é. 68 undersigned. Tr. -M. Pj i ” i St evn bey te prenatatancnn bic Boag 2 Bands 08 | "No fire is allowed in their study rooms, but | “jy 9-1m "303 W. Baltimorest, Baltimorec Nd, || &0,D Cxoste & Lack. Z IF His Wood's of the Beat Quality. oy adoro DRUEP'S. PATENT ANTI-FRIC csnesusly brought Rivother foe nae gestae: | when they with to warm themselves the word HE BEST OF VIOLIN AND GUITAR | o"#ina recipe. ‘The man- U7 Ho has the bisgest Corts and Hoxee.t ray | roguiatine both frend steam. ‘The adventagenare that I let go of his foot fae coaenett my nese | is passed and all stamp on the floor, and slap Strines, Flutes, Violins, Guitars. Vio'in- wiactarete-steply auk forit IO7" The bigest Pine Kon Sh eo=™ Tey caaat inlnaion Teale eventing “@x pion Viel muaeshees t t “| | their hands and singin chorus until they get | ceilos, Clarionets, 'Fif-«, Banjoes, Accord EY cat aad te’ te Y seee Kindling Wood. reserving the Boiler, ‘anid keeping all th DKS ea yetever. Is thereany parry to | warm, when they sit down again to study. sons, Flutinas, Meloaoors. cass Instruments Tarce. oonsum S K Ki ding Wood. ATT | form. Would refer to this(Star)office engine room, that Se 5 Music Books and Sheet Music, for sale at reducsd | ATE? 9 5. Me We 8 erred or L. H. & G. C. Sehnider, or anv of the nemerous . : . " The students in the School of the Staff are 13 Pr, | that it will fc y I> All delivered Free ot Chare: A Ob! yes. It is very simple. You do what I - prices at the Music Store of W.G. M. ROTT, Hed, either ana ptimu- Free of C <1 yereons uring them, D. W. HEATH, Agent, did. and I'l show you.” what T) sent out im summer, each to a separate district, | Borner fH st. nnd Pa: Rv. iy 15’ | fucto the appetite or en 3 IF Notice. OU} Ifthe above does not show how | _ 8" Mt : Warhingron. 0 I kic eps t: od. th to survey and examine thoroughly the water- CE OF NTE} [DR ). | aid to digestion. to get I> Rich 7 [f it shows where to cet your NEW PHOTOGRAPH X yack eaig yas ogee pa a to | courses, hills, plains, furests, marshes, and. in ea tee othe Store at arena | OFINiONS oF THE LoxDox g joney’s Worth. fT} AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY, ae oo oe : course to | fact, to make a full military report of the dis- | ocenpied by Meusre. Petry & Broth or, we weil now Press. ., Now please call at the ahove othce {>and try 480 PaxystLvania AVENTE, ‘ick him with my other foot; bat he simply | trict. accompanied by an aceurate map. These | offer onr stock of Berece Rud-x, Pinin and Flzured Ve reoommond our correspondent to it. 1F You wi'l get a quarter the hast ks, fear Third Street. Pat one foot firmly against the thigh of m vevared Dith those of the fast year | Berexes. French Lawus, Fancy’ Dresn Silks, aad at | Soyer's new Sauce, entitied the Sultan a a a AMGROTYEED ther leg. and I wes powerless. Th meps are compared with th year. | very rebnead pric ’ is made after the Turkish reci for $1; 3 pieces ior $1 iz ei AMBROTYPES. hi °6. P ere was in| All changes are noted, and the best are filed | Also, Parasols ladies’ Sua Umbrellas. at Oak 2 picces $1.97; oniy 25 cents. > chs were Bie r ok Mae z ae away for reference ia the War Department. Laee Mautillas and Hoop Beute ofall qual ties, nd 3 ee or the best Hicko senile ayer up in handsome case, s shes of lightning. an e . ty x M, R. aRY. i 2 = ar nstantly ready for « grapple or a blow. | ¢, oper eee sere, late that “ ib9] c- | jy zs-tm corner ath st, ventre Mar cv; & happy combtnation uf davors’ and essence S, W.K. Handy’s, opposite Wit PRoToeRA PHS: Dollar w Isawl on tf q, | Surces science are at the command o! e worthy of the deheate taste of a Sultana, the genias dpertie UO akegy Mog ac Bi Ae . y = hat Il sw bave & moat respectful dj: CARRIA! Gavi tel; orat Balianty ne’s, 496 7th street: for the first copy, and 25 cents » la Navate, of, a8 we would say in ery teen fe Masai eee gaioa bare ue . Tue Subscribe eA ce oryunaling publ” Bb gr patronage of @ dis shart, at the potot 7th pnptly at cranes for each subsequent one, : the Old Shoe. Fi stothteat tee a z f eitnow one “A concentration of © piquant resources of | ot Fath and C sala e of the 600D PIC’ [tis impossible to cultivate the gon any Warren eae 7 ot, where bis facthities for Turkey and Russia.”— United Serrice Gaxeite. Men moment of 1h Sd Gamal otreste, ropes taken in any weather, 4 3 and . to accompany the orderor be ready w. the fue! Remember the Number— 4rcatextent without also the: cw 18 delivered. 450 Penns , arin, R 5 Asa tittilater of the ite this Saoce stahds ae aay ‘nivkene Sof all kinds cannot be surpassed, and. the appet iting | 9" writer boone nt cur cane ) and.) sone. Itinn most ‘adjunct to Fish, Flesh, : , Bite wend eer enc rer int gs Rack SOS TLEMTENEE RELIOE SF the | gurward Gvidenee to prove thet tho Prasims | Oopivececeaiaiickoton 2 Cussem he sOP | Forward uncald be posal x avery dimer as | A a one \y brings quiek aud intelligent action of the ‘Ail einds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on | ©! vert Were the first to use ‘the portable telegraph “sin. A manly self-respect grows with the which appears to hav. 0 useful to. the hand. ee moat dejicions xest.”— z x AND. me INKING. consciousness of individual power abana fepl. | Priel, SEPCAN battle of Solfering This bis | tyeeeea ER See” done, andall orders prompt- | Morn. tod Staten—GARDNER SKETS BACSHER ET W. F. BENTER?S Rival NP or Ge: & is fostered by the general regulations of the »; but the FP " Carriages \. uIN, n t, New York; and | wi CANS, FL the rear of Browns’ Hot jock, oon- army, no French in_vemnatomoioy-Bis | Ces de ethene cat cottatnly clhisa’ Rha ANDREWS sb a mn. USHES, and ail the desirablegrtcles for finnes to be famous as the very bes person is sacr - wis | use of balloons in war as their invention, as| t-te at iath ata | rg Mie Sultans Weashin Porat een ail she deeira bie peteleg for Restaurant in Washington city. . is sacred from all blows, Ap amusing | y; from the following extract from a Life ‘ * “ off. RIDENOUR, 304 Pa avi SHEKELL& | remember his store. Rents arelow.and we buy for vers of exquisite eating willaiwny: signe wat once Gi wey Ge | Peart ihe dnnaened rags” | GANS NacramuNe wae Te, | MVR ETE REVISE ECs wocs | itersceagt crt swe RaNcle” | gt estay cee gay La with Sot te eee Gm pin.| jeu at etdoniy. arstine imme se vin | Siete eer setae eisen pean | eae Cleaners toc sott rotors re, Pt| es enn ts bse ta ems ee We had just crossed the Adour and were form. | ° aaehin eeemuama uae 1s Kol : Ww AUGUST 5, 1889, AGNOLIA HAMS, | | eRe cook establishment is unsurpassed, Nag - | rus, # balloon carries Gen. Marlot into x E Offer frou this date till the 1 “mbe: 4 anes Wars W: 8D) PR mare remarcabis rig on bank, when an MMicer. provoked *t | gion of the cloud; from thence the halts the whole of ourlurge ‘and ‘well aesorted Mock of M** cone (tives Fame te fiom selected countey forces foranetle peed enenlance of all emplores 2, }, strue! Lo Ww, e : : “ x fed stock. cured ex; ly for us, and every | about it. fiat of his The soldier insta bane urTes. are. payostved. are FORKIGN A MSETIC DRY Go: ona wanteanes Bee : ‘ : Naga he chute and te ce ae, | pa aa caren acetal w | ose sachs eT REMENE ES SOE CRS EOE Rua” |"pa oon Sie S BUNCREL, | fo sctmmemeremnarse —___ east ursaed by the enraged soldier all along the Lien Paige nde ~ ve — and loth . . iy 19 orner st_and Vermont av. + Qe . 5 . Until some officers stopped him and sent » his place.” waueigtes§ 2200 210i! ¢ ~“‘Ifhe had kifled the officer, what wor 4 U7 Edward Everett is passing his summer in wy aeve been done?” Sree meet Reet omnes At tics trons He would have been couft-murtiatled. and | Protluighem, now ia urope, bas & 411 Sagoegna ee “s : . Not Lover cost wiil be asked for any 1 ae ET 520 wg spots com wile present stork Me. BANDS is now prapared in take the su; upping $a, ve OPN - pe, money, with which we propose to co into | rior AMBROTYP. ‘cannot be sutpassed y: correspou t ortherp apt Enetorn markets an} make our Lie ee SA jow pr pe. cents 5.3! Ra cueenasyue sea Pall and ‘inter Sie A pe ‘son s Begcetloded of sew i atreet, near ‘a gust No, 324 Pa. a and ith ata, 1B. Sire ofthe Big ie. ap ls 520