Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 18 EVERY AFTEKNOOR, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, irania Avenus & Eleventa Corner of Pennsy! He Strest, This excellent Family and News Journal—cor- taining & greater variety of interesting reading thaa oan be found in any other—is published on Saturday served in packages by carriers at @48 year, ‘= cants per month. To mail sabscribersthesub- scription price is $3.50 & year, in advence ; @2 for months: @1 for three months; and for less than pons months at the rate of 12 cextss week, Single copies, ome cent; in wrappers, two cents. apvertisewents (of eight lines to the square) Aired three times for 1; every other day, or seroea week, $1.25; once & week, 50 cents per square ening WASHINGTON, D. C., MOF copies, . sodscribing in clubs raised — neighbors eithont the inter veut aon of § Imi) ee will ved, 2 per of Tue We saved. [tim a News” that his made Tae EvEexin #0 cenerally throughout country. Ba po paper. Price—TH DAY, AUGUST 15, 1859. ill be al- —— lol a communion of 'sente ee SS “2 —s I it a 3S § Meee Senay ere maplpaaaiuaen operations oF THE Patent Orrice —The fol- } himself and Ward McLean, of New York, N. Y. lowing is the list of patents issued from the Cnited | For improvement in revolving stairs. EDUCATIONAL. GEORGETOWN & ADVERTISEM'TS. FOR RENT AND SALE. = : Albert H. Wright, of Camder, N. J.—For com- SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. TAKE NOTICE, : OR RENT—The four-story BRICK 5 See states Patent Othe: te ee ne AME I position of anatee: for oruastentsl paipase Ma. fiastinos or tain euisce, Aji persons cwnluy propery oa either side off FOR RENT. batldine Nee Cen ee HOUSE PALTINORE AND O10 9 oan 9, 1859—each bearing that date: od Jobo K Wright, of Philadelphia, Pa.—For ina- | ouj,bexs to inform parents and guardians seaeleak | are vequied te wom cr onerecs and Green streets between Sth aad Gth streets west. Gas all through ‘ HO. Ames. of New Orleans, La.—For im- | chine for printing in different colo’s. had 9 om Ron the tee ee a Select } are z a &n ordinance appro’ ay the mil ding: rlso, good bathroom, and has just ete Fo FT provement im apparatus for heating evaporating L. S. Baldwin and Lucius Parks, of Le Roy, N. Bosiden the ao tenaty aoe Fe fons Reamcnas ee Seen pop wed ee ae wating adel ror repari. Apply to the gubecrt: pe Y, nors to L. 8. Baldwin, aforesaid.—For | purely English education: which wilt to cncofi Rroestablisnes grade ofsaid Beall trece he work Hotei, ties) — PCASTLEM Ake | gPrains over this road: core through to all points “John Andrews, of Clinton, Mass.—For tm- | im, sopeecuction 6 ligitting 5068. and thoroughly taught, the course of instruction Ww: muat in all respesta be done in a manner to be ap- 7a VaLvas — — pl ge pe = weet, cave Baltimore "Prins Armstrong. uf New Orleans, La.—For | uiteatif Se Be eat a inks” aamletor to | Simmaedhe Crock and Latinianguanse,Soometry, | proved ofby the wnvera ‘bo completed ‘by the ask | AL in“Alesaadre SARM FOR SALE—8i fh. atope at all Way Stations. Framevment in brakes for railroad cars." Lene eats Ce etenn PiseecrENC LT ihe Woboal ZeAt, commencing, with September | day of August next, or it will then be made by tho | Georgetow a, at the interszotieg af es Cece express and stopson'y at prin- Inprovenw scach, of Breckive, N.Y. uPer test oats mac! ar and ending in the first week of July, will he aivided | subsoribers and for out of the tax which has | &nd Little Fails roads, consists oft es. In- PARKERSBURG, and stations on that rod Moses © ; ? cherie rt rms. Fee for each term, $20, in ad- | been levied for that purpose. = 7 mi or of Z. cor: D fe aed in machinery to feed sheets of paper to | to Na is Pee ok Road. Prichard, ame J onlin yo Wie ° o proces neat who may wish further infor- fith'and Pore ate G Bak be: 1" e tobsciena pe % a = ng presses = place —For improvemeut in portable capstan and References arekindly permitted to the Rey. Mr, | mation, can @pply at the Mayor's office. GEVRR -RSONS ——— Passengers frora Washington, to connect with P Eco AY Beard, of Canton, Miss —For improve- } crab. Barly President ot Georgetown College, and to the TENE. ‘J PDISON- Mayor, pi! Tet pts ia GANBE, Aovommodated shove, will leave at 6. 8. m. and $.20 p. m. +t in cotton cuiti 9 Y t ev. B. A. Maguire. o} in ne ‘ T, be n. Le a 2 E mocap. Beauchamp, of Presten, Ga—For im- to himeelfand o At Mansfield of Boston Bact Ba ened pacticniars Ra heaton Pearlinas |i (euicyesowa. bie ly Bint, ee eaeONeTs. | Teanoaation = Sed G. They are Pleasant and | rains lent me tabese:" aati - provenent in cotton-seed planters. For improvement b-lance. Sisblag © cagnee tee eee Of anallo teacher | jy 2h Sawtaiaee 77 amy 2iste 1808. RIGA RE SITE = From WASHINGTON at 4.40 am, Pi anrent Beandrean, of Fond du Lac, Wis.— fi of Ni York, N. Y., asal id 5 4 T PRIVATE SALE—Several ood and well- | and 6.16 p.m. improved shingle machine. hitavelf and Ht. Forwirck, of same place = Rar iae | Baceawertes, to eddrons Ae advertiner, at No.3 FOR SALE OR RENT.—The HOUSE No. 104 A Maranced thise stery PRAME BOESES ik | OSE SR TIMORE at 420 and 145 0 mals ty Kettle. London, Engiand.—For j OF place. Bt abroots, * 0 eusdnat ost street, Georgetown, at present occupied | (WO-story back buildings, containing {rom 8'to 12 ‘And 530 p. in. tettle, “ ; Eng -—For im- | proved raiiroad station indicator. Bei atreste. Ru 8-cod3w* by Mr. Arthur Soho t, and lyin ut midway the | ™#0ms each ; good yards ; back and aide alleys. ‘The On Sunday but one train each way— provement in wate b-euses. Morris Pollak, of Hoboken, N. J., assignor to ESTERN ACADEMY —The duties of this | square immediately ‘west of Monteomoery above property is located on the north side of Mas ‘rom WASHINGTON at 3.20 p.m. “Wm. Billinghurst, of Rochester, N. Y.—For | Morris Talkenan, Morris Pollak, and Solomon WwW Schoo! will be rcatimed September 5th. north side, ‘The locality is so generally vor. | S&0husetts avenne, between 4th and Sth ste. Per orn BALTIMORE at om reel Weiner, of same place.—For double clasp hook | | su8-eczm 8.1. LOOMIS. | ably known for its san apd its chaos soe Suns desirous of obtaininy & healthy and quietres | | For ANNAPOLIS Way Stations leave at Himoud Blanchard, of Greenfield Mills, Md.— | for watch cheng bon hile ce ete dnrtter description anneoossary. | Sréy.” Nicos several eat: Bowens Cond prop. | 650a.miand S45 pom. For improvement in an pera . ns —Robert Ham, of Troy, N.Y., assignor | © z __ Gxorcetown, D.C. Gee. adinene eee DDISON. ag short no- | square for sale, 2.tf Trane for NEW YORK jeave at 440 and 69 E. Burroughs. of Roe . N. ¥.—For im- | to Smith, Sheldon & Co.. of same place.—For de- GEORGE ARNOLD. M. A., Principal. dria. ‘iy 8-2awtf ‘ALU = ————— | a. m. and 3.2) p. m. daily, except Saturday evening pioversent in machines for cutting paper. siga for parlor stoves. This Schoo! hax Leen removed to No. 107 West VAESPUE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR | gis h only goes ty Phiiade! Myren T. Campbell. of Rockville, Ina.--For tan- LEWIS PA i sold to BOS N either by Pasar ae Elemir J. Ney, of Lowell, Mass., assivnor to piteet, near Washington, into tho butiding hereto- TE MOF Y AS aoe eh OR A ie Ww NE, Ti 2 - 3 i i ore by M . Bowen ‘he next an- |OLESALE BOOT AND SHOE D. ‘01 tor or nington Lines: and to W B vowed adding nm the Lowell Manufacturing Company.—For design | (ore Scoupied by Mr I’ A. Howen | Tho next an Oo ean eon LAND Sn De CE ALERs | toa antininotory tenant forhve years from the inh Ne by Norsroh and Wororeter. Walter Clark, of Palmyra, HI—For improve- | for carpet pattarus. September. Catalorus may be ohtained after the | The attention of the trade is respectfully called to | Of September next, the PREMISES on the sours. | eas trp tickets can be procured by the evening ment ed-planters. Isaac de Zouche, of St. Lonis, Mo.—For design | doth of August at the Bookstore of Mr. Franck Tay- | my stock of Youths’, Men’s, and Boys’ rest cone of Pi venue and lth straet, whieh trains to return by morning trains, and from Satur- W Cogswell and C. A. Mathewson, of Ottawa, | for parlor coal stoves. lor, Washington, or at the brug Sturé of Mr, R.S, | CALFSKIN SHOES, for summer wear; tho Tate eet eed re Past has heen well known es | day eveuiug to Monday marning. ‘i 1.—For p hities of Raat mci ¥ ‘ Roibeeie Tae, of New York, N.Y.—For | T. Cissel, Goorectowa. au 4 og Fel my ove mannbcture, LEATH the 7h heady poarding-house ip jon * . H. PARSONS, Agent. James P. Coonley, of Farmington, Mich.—For | design for ‘orks. n ROPOLITAN = ; nue, mid - OTICE.—The Steamer JAMES GUY having improvement in corn-planters. Extension.—Wm. Blake, of Boston, Mass.—For TROPOLITAN, COLLEGIATE INSTI work ieelao assorted end well worthe of atten Gent's Newnes ad ey awk hehe hapa |p pete b. T. Carrier. of Bath, Me.—For improvement improvement in gas burners. A Boarpine anv Day Schoot ror Youne Lapis. A ‘large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS | Washington Theatre and Phitharmonie gy mac river, will leave Wi gehington on. in coun naeeess: ec iseavinnd wee ¢ ——_—_+2ee-___ oa 454 5 Strect. Seteneen Sth. and ats streets. om. | (suitable for servants)also on hand and iy ceereniee tee p overs pigtt TUESDAY ba & CURRI sn sthof April) rard vidson. of ie, J —For - x “ - 18 nnus! ron Of tute wi zd 1 Bb re § bs is most td Jeom, ee caning ay es »-fastenings for cotton bales, &e EXPERiMESts pz Ccmixo tax Bitz or tne | maseeon tie hat Suntan September _ Pcountry merchants and others im want are | eisible in Washington ci foc hotel kepton tre | for PINEY POIN Hand RINE YL NORV Rte Provemfoodrich De Wolfe of iy Rarrie-Sxaxs—The snakes brought by Prof. | ™Pmeiny' ina boantiiel aad healthy position in the | invited to call or address meat No. 77 Bdge s! European pian. Its sleeping apartmert= can easily | turning, will leave Kinenieon SA DAYS ate Alva Goodrich - < et ymour, Conn.— Christy from the South, says the Cincinnati} National Metropolis, with a corps of experienced | Georgetown, D. C. a ‘ap 2-tf” | D&@rranged to sccommutate one hundred persone | &, SLO PINE stall ofthe regular landings coing For improvement in valeani: Low agp Gazette, bave been used ot the Ohio Medical Col | and acsomplished Teachers, unsurpa-sed facilities A | oOMUY With lodciurs; while its cooking, and returning. LUCLEN S. PAGE, ror’ Chas 3S. Dickinson, of Cleveland, Ohio.—For lege. in aseries of experiments to ascertain an | are offared Young fadies for acquiring a thorough dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar Natu’L, BousH, Agent, Aiexandna. mar 2-tf improvement in centrifagal gun antidote for the poison. and accomplished aa a to secommorate even a far greater number onthe Europecn pee. The entrances, pubic and Private, will he on Lith atrect, within 9 fot of Penn, |venue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic pau than others that on be gripbliahed, Fg .F formation concerning rms. &c.. 2) te WALLACH, Star Office, Washington: malt tf adolph Dirks, of Philadelphia, Pa —For im- provement in seats for sleeping cars. Zachariah Feagan, of Palmyra, No.—For im- provement in hemp-brakes. Andrew Dougherty. of Brooklyn, N. Y—For Circulars, with fall saformation as to terms, &e., | [JELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE A few days since a dog was introduced to the : ‘oron r qoake‘S cages and wr nnediatey bitten. Prof | Sa tachening a fir aics My ki fer @ jf | FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO..Masexns, Foote administered to bim brandy containing five Hive NER, 164 E street, Washington city. lidated Lotte = f Delawarearedra: drachms bromine, four grains of iodide of potas- |. jy 29-eo6w ante ame ton, Ot at eee sium, and two grains of corrosive sublimate. He = akdeetos vo NGEMENT vor in3—Hours of departure Me ADamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS COLLYER: : From Washing ton—Steamer soo ora e—at Hie, 9, oF &.™., Dy . m. Tom 3 fie tow SI ‘pomas Collyer—at Ej Eu. Se ee ee TR s in , > F MRS McCORMICK’S 5 ae : Sand 10 a. m., 12 m.,2, 4, and 6p. m. improvem rateal gine Leet Conk Pie ies Kececceet ina short ee ro ice i peetios Mrs. WecoK tc Maina ty rm her | tery Gouna Beno poe orga a — From Aetna 8 samer “Gcoree Pago—et 3, . a Se ae 3 rT ~ | whether his recovery was due ie brandy or to | fri and the public general'y that she wil resume 10a. m., a. m., IM, Bs a proved die for swazing belt heads. the ingredients it contained in solution, nother | Lagann at eee ae Eanerally tha ‘Monday in'Sep- PRIZES PAID AS SOON 4S DRAWN, TRUNKS, BOOTS, SHOES, &o. From A exsniria—Steamer Thomas Collyer J. P. Emswiler, of Knight's Town, Ind.—For | doz was suffered to be bitten on the Sth ult, and | tember next. — 1, 3,8) .™m.,exoept Tuesday at rida oy ¥ e Canver ‘will run -¢ ree. lar tri to Mount Vernon. eretofore, & L her trips between Washi mnand Alexandria from 3a.m. to4p.m. only, “MELA & SON, * No. 520 Seventh st., above States office. CHEAPEST BOGT AND SHOE STORE IN mprovement in sewing macbines. Moses G. Farmer, of Salem, Mass.—For im- provement in wind lasses. Chester N. Farr, ef Philadelphia, Pa.—For im- j MONDAY, Aucust 15, 1859—Clsas 99, the bromine, jodide of potassium and corrosive | , Thecourse of study pursued will comprise all the 78 nu -s—13 drawn ballots, anblimate administered Alone. An hour after he branches requisite toa thorough English educa seemed to be recovering slowly. The next ex- if 1 In addition to her day scholars she is desirous of il! dit ‘ ' ree ree periment will be to administer the brandy alone, | recsiving into har family afew puriisns benriers, | | do: is. Agee | spoon weg Uaege Chaar, $14.00 stock of Rote and | ie se SA. a. mad 2% p. m, bosta trom Alexan- = ment in — pr \Woecessaer: Mass.—For im. | ¥!¢b is claimed to be an effectual remedy. eset from 10 to Myeare “ae will be under her im-15 do. = spp! kc. ‘eo. of success in business. have no worth y Saco ee <e Balumore naiah * = r mand = tate careand ove: Th wo sell cost— Ox od 6 "4 pe ernor valves «You Mion as Witt.>—A plain old gentle. For teram ant farther particulars apply at Tickets $8, halves $4, quarters $2, cighths $1 less stock to sel! at cost—it is all fresh aod The 6% 9. m. and 7% p. m. boats from Washington good and every purchaser reosives ths value of his mosey. Goods sold at cost are d Price. i Beware ofall such humb iy ty __H. MELA & SON, I BOCTS AND SHOES. wo Constaatiy manufacturicg and keep 4 full stock of— pee doubte-sole Mor. Boots, 31.25 F ark, Hl., assignor to VR. David, of Morris, Ill —For improvement ultivators ‘:dwin Gomez, of New York, N. ¥—For ap- 1s for folding or wrapping rs. eorge P. Gordon and Ff gh al of New York, N. Y—For improvement in printing her man went with his team to bring hoine his two Wao em 35 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va. TUESDAY. Aucust 16—Ciass 100, sons. two young sprigs, who were soon expected to | 277 — — 75 numbers—12 drawn ballots. graduate while returning. they stopped at a (COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. a hotel in one of our country towns for dinner ASHTNGTON, D. ‘The landlord, struck with the dashiug appearance | oagyt?-fpu eesousion, pesine on \\ canes ay. Spt. of the two Fentiemen, made himself very officions, | Gn Wednesday, Sept. lith. au3-lawiw while he took the old inan, from his homespun connect with the trains of the Orange and Alexan- dria Railroad for tho South aud Southwest. ap M4 STEAM PACKET LINE BE TWEEN BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. — Leaves Com ‘®t al any 7th at, * Loy Tickots $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25, press 7 qo "9 "alin 1. Lad H. clove kid Buttoned Boots, v preees im. | @PPearance, to be nothing but a driver, and asked | 4 SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES ane Phen’ Eee: Dot oon i Y Ralph Greenwood, of Altona, Pa.—For im-| them if they wished the diver t wit at tre tine | O WILL BE OPENED aT : WEDNESDAY, Angant Iz Class 11. EMildeonts beet Enc Tastice Barts eaters. toot COLUMMIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, 6 provement in fire-boxes of locomotive engines with them. © Well, Dick.” said the youngster | No. 489 E strect, between 34 and 4h s°%., Washing- mumbors 12 drawn allel Fine Kid Slippers: for Ladies and Misves, at very | © or . NG, Leonard B- Griswold. of Penfield, N.Y —For | aside to his brother, «aa he is our father, and it's Beare Ge merece tee, 10. i 1 o'giook. lis team, and he will benr the expenses, I think | pMEE GEN b WH ees in potato diggers. The Columbia stops at the principa! isndings op W. D " adi +, PRINCIPAL. prize Of..-.-——- 82,5) Harrah and B.S’ Baldwin, of Daven- ion will be the attain. Go. 1 _ low prices, 1 Misses’end Children’s Boots and Shoes of every m the elemental to | 2 do. .- 8. 2 prizes of ...__. [ar"ds. * - the river. s t description, equally low, ali of our own ly to . we had better Jet him eat with us’? “Yes, I | ment ofa thorough education do. 1,250 Sale For freight apply, Pe ee Hata et Oana in Seed-planters. | think so, too, under the circamstances,”? he re- | the ornamental branches: of pete liternteen fe do, ——. 010 do, 1am No.2 Ps ate Manette, an Tak Th tem FESS WY: RILEY, Arent, Robert S. Harris, of Galena, Ill.—For improved | pied. “: Yes, landlord, you can give bina place | Which Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by experi Tiki gis marters $2.00, 8ths 91.95, 21 door above th st. ~ ~ ae water-guage for steam boilers. at the table.” ? enced and approved teachers. a . | $10, haives $5, quarters $240, sthe $1. a above sth st. OTICE TO TRAVELERS!-NEW AAS James Ha-rison, jr-, of wew York, N. ¥.—For —————____. Bare Sy neciet fat hea \oax experience in: tegeh- THURSDAY, Avgust 19—Class 102, Boors ann see AONSE: RANGEM 5 improvement ia scwibyg machines. E7-Superintondent vilsbury's arat order to his | /UEndrlyh ams oun? aatteuene Patronase © MW number i3 dfawa below SHOE te hae de att WITH GREATLY INPOYED SCHEDULE! ing for cating Berea, Giuio— For improved | Captains of Police, in New York, in regard to the | “ippesand he public generally | Capitals £0 to GRIFFIN & BRO-S, N machine fer cutiing e 1,250 c avenue. You will fird thom forcem. i ‘i 3 pri WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL tof the Sunday 1 laws, conta b ‘ders, and be under the immed. 1 prize of ____...922,984 | 5 prizes of. red te | FROM James Hayues, of Hollis, Me--For improved - salen oS as r laws, contains | the family as boarders, and be under the i iat ee faq (ways prepa ARTS & 4, lice is | sugorvi fthe Principal ena ft 188 eerie ~ SMBS Mo. 1,000 | serve you with the most fasiuonabie styles, war NDT. . e required to deal with laws as written; yet, when | tircuiscs can be ‘ohtaiaed on application to the eal a i ranted to wear well, and at the lowest poesibiecast | yy 7p nonce arta tee eR eee WEST. a, Wm. P. Piggott, and Septimus | ever feodd poe! of such laws is not cheerfully | Principal bookstores of the city or to the Principal. Tickets §5, halv 2.5), quarters $1. price. mar $ ¢ RAILROAD Linx, atat 2S ae jy 18 eotOctl x county, England.—For | acquiesced in by all good citizens, their beneticial FRIDAY, Aue 19—Ciaas 113, ¢ © THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, rating aud applying elec- Having been results depend much upon the manner in which ye i SSS] 15 numbers—i2 drawn bailote, n One: is a turing Ladies’ cats in telegraphing th ted. Hence. in the ef ent AB NET W. &c. ses’, and Children’s Saoes for, . te I Fa ah, Robert Hooper, of Baltimore, Md.—For im- th Sunday statutes, while Jou are required to fed CABI ARE, &c. 93,000 5 past 3 years, we oucht ( —_—_ a Tbe two fest Daily lines from Washin on for the provement in steam boilers firm, impartial, and discreet, you will, neverthe- NEW FURNITURE STORE. 1400 | pad ban anteiy one Cannan is eee ee ee, | Slab reel: SOE a Sea GEE ee Poeeeeeeinee Authouy Iske. of Lancaster, aud Jacob B. Erb, | less,’ be expected to pay careful regard to the ¥ E aro now reosiving our Fall stock of FURNI Poe rete ‘ie . avine oes Dirial You conan fatal tees) | the morning Lost can obtain & bri ou of Conestogs Township, Pa —For improved ap” | rights of our eltizens, who, without direct injur Gerecitae oon ae ete Cone Tickets §5, halves #250, quarters $1.26. the articles st the principal Shoe Stores in Wash | hoard. snd enor a pleasant sail of 3% hours dow poseh opening gate. to public order or private immunity, are entitled | 82 : —— tagton oity—the, Shoes so well-known as J. W. ye foun Kingman, of Dover, N. H_—For im- to Chaicve their reapective and accitcmed meth- re prtians I Our mounts TQ uick Bales SATURDAY, August 2), MeCurdy & Son's Pintads phismake. nozi-ty "| Vers D reat offoar! open in commiorpeae bite machines for milking cows. ods of rest, devotion, or relaxation.” and small Profits. ‘OLIDA) - ; GRAND con A A RE, Clas roome,and arrive in Richmond in time to ED, LOTTERY OF A. Lester. of Boston, Mass.—For im- Class V, ‘ Old Furniture i ire Oo oh 78 numbers—!4 drawn ballots. L DENTISTRY, &c. - with alithe Trains for the South and South- oveme i ‘a m4 cis. 4 . | ‘ . = Pgvement in railroad car wheels. I7- The rush of eraigration from Germany bas | 4, 1, TN a alone Hetteeh oe. . Capitals. —— a ———— ive Gasich Routbern Matlin ocansenhiones site — ip — = = c rhesaiy of Bal- | been arrestel by the war. The war caused such ___ Pare en Sie 4 Prizes of. Sam Dr oD DENTAL NOPE . route, it being #4 miles snorter, and {© miles less ston Spa, —For self-acting battery for scar- | an appreciation in the value of real money. and | ¢ D STREET. 2? mots” do. Zo M. LOOMIS Wil! be absent froma the city | Toutes it ’ jte, making certars aows. ke ; consequently such a depreciation in the rvice at | Os Bo! B10 dos 1:20 | during the summer months, a8 usual, but rei Sy tt ma a Samuel W. Lowe, of Philadelphia, Pa.—For improvement M turnin the fall to resume practice s Will be seen by farther and timely no- tice, sas =) ___ iy 15-tf D DENTAL NOTIc R. HILLS bas removed his office to the reom: ble property, that the Germans could not sell PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, chesp for their farms and houses and stock for ready money, | 0882 machines for milking cow: shall, of Lowell, Mass —For im- evice for making electro magnetic cur- constant or intermittent KC, Ke, “he. 5 ‘Tickets $10, halves 95, quarters $2.5), 2ths $1.25. Paper hung by experienced workmen, aud satis- which they bring with them to invest in the cheap % dress FRANCE, BRUADBENTS & CO. and fertile lands of the West. The return of ation quarentects LOUNGE: »¥ tc Wimineton. Dat. t S, 92. peace will speedily restore this species of property | CARVED WALNUT TETE. TEIES, 822, RY & MOBIL W ORLES CT TO NEY ANS AN NEW ORLE f 4 i i : NS : — I ERNCITIESAND TOWNS. Litcitn sage, Suelbyville, Ind.—For im. | to its former value; and this fact, combined with | SPLENDID ROCKING CHAIRS, $7.50 SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES, mons ge onellg Pipe oe oy ee] leo, connect at Richmond with the Danville, Proved kitchen safe. . the withdrawal of the extraordinary military re-| SLEEPY HOLLOW CHAIRS ‘aired in this Trexets $1. ha will be pleased to ace al! who may desire theide, Virginia, Tennessee,and East Tennes- BE. MeKeuny, of Montgomery, Ohio.—For im- | strictions, will tend to increase the amount of ore a ene, Farmiture is manu To, be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 | his servieos. For professional ability 1 am kindly Oe peg ee ee provement in seeding machines emigration for the latter half of the year. a7 SRns JOS. T. K- PLANT & CO., minutes before Lg m. uitted to refer to Dr. Malster. i Oe PR RATEL bo Ata PHS Aa = = Tipton, Ind. —Por improve- (igi ere - Parperliaugors and Upholstereta, MONDAY, Angust !5—Class 121. = NCHBL RG) KNOXVILLE NE bd Y d planters. REASONABLE WoMaN.— cage. ) ; 3 et., bet. 9th an: e let 7 NASHVILLE, GRA. 3 Adam Miller, of alt. Pleasant, fowa —For im- | Tribune says, a day or two sincea lady of ‘insual | {> Furniture Repnired and Varnished: ap le-ty Gis a hh ees WOOD AND COAL. MONTGOMERY Provement in underground draining machine. L a ; amplitude of crinoline got into one of the street RANK T SANDS, UNDERTAKE railroad cars. She spread her skirts over the ad- fs Jncent seats, to the Horror of the conductor, who | constantly on and’ all Rinia tt ulema “RE. Y-MADE COF- Attended to at all hours. calculated on a rush of passengers eqroasre oer of a worth hietlg shes bens Vil! also attond to fie removal of bodies from the WOESDAY. August 16—Clees 122, think I occupy ?"” He was an unmarried man po old buria! grounds to the new cemeteries, numbers. ots. AD . ugh ti ed furthi formation ofthe near the Routes Pleo Oe Wee eens. ee <Beows es’ Hotel,or d the B ot of etree! aoe tne Bote ON SEO. EL MATTINGLY, au i6-ly {Umon} reket Agent. Alex. Miller, of Newbern, N. C.—For improve- «rivers for mill stones: el ©. Moore, of Providence, R.1.—Forim -nt in hoops for skeleton skirts. ex P. Moran, of Haynesville, Mo —For im ed device for holding together the panels of 5, 8 v4 We Oo Dr” "c o AE! McKNEW & MA Lows. STEAM, SAWING. AND SPLITTING FIRE- WOOD MILL. Corner of Seventh street and Canal. Capitals. We sow bare urvutemediies is Gael : EW ARRANGEMENT! 3 ; . ve creater facilities for Sawing ani ith Portable fences. : cael not caring about exavgerating the matter. replied: | _ Terma most reasonable. 278-6m_| 1 prise of —. 0568 | | Prize of... $1.0 | Splitting Fire Wood, consequently reduced uur] @REAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE _ Samuel Mowry, of Wolemsdorf, Pa.—For im-| « Three seats”” Wit he lady handed. over W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 Tth| 1 do. .---- 1A dow — 5} prices, vis: oa Rage Via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. provement in cultivators. fiftcen cents, saying: *+There’s the pay for three | J « street, botwoon G and H, keeps ko. ae. Ons Wood, sawed in 4 pices, $6 por cord. A A. Moss. of Philadelphia, Pa —For improve- | seats—now don’t let me be disturbed.” And she constantly on hand ore sricle te Oak Wood, cowel => {pireneed : 2g ment in bh Ont red in bis line—a ine EA SE, m Split, $6. r cord, Muhew Macks ee sient te a impos | ne = PATENT CORTE PRESERVERS Ro. Ro, WEDNESDAY, Agsest tr Ciess 173 U7 Pine Wood. enwed ind piedes and’ FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D.C. ment in corn planters. New PuAse o¥ tmx Scxpay Quusriox.—This | His charges are moderate, and his attention insant Capiiala. U7 Coal of all kinds cheap orcas.” TENNESSEE, Loa J. Mozart, of Yellow S $, Ohio.—For | ts not generally known, and one Sabbath morn- | Qished fo Dpecnieas the lowest possible 1 prize of... . 85.000 | 2 prizesof ___._._. gam MoKNEW MARLOW, 7 a PC rates. : ALABANA. improved arrangement of dead-bea ments. | ing a distinguished military gentleman who was | “eagtfe BOO crtrees 1000 12° do, | oeeess 0] yan 17 Cornor of 7th street and Canal. LOC Hdward Norton, of Boston, Mass.—For tm. walking on, the Commons was feprlinanded by ————— = So cinen’gt. * A WOOD AND Coal AND TEXAS, ent in skates. policeman because he suffer is dog to enter 5 . MPLETE ful of all kind: "8 P. Norton, of Troy, N. ¥.—For im-| the water. ‘ There,” said Dogherry. “don't you Suing Grieve SDAY, August ib—Cinas FU OMELET S and full stock of all kinds of be obtained at “y f ys © aay ing to contemp!ated ri on my THUR 2 Aug t 124 RAILROAD OF- pam - peep ies: stamps. a : fi the se Dogs = =e as ene hase ga sjore-bonss, Bish ero case Pape in a B SN i ballots. la orders attended to personally by one of the avenue and 6th atr -O.1ar a ; y - | days??? 8 Ves.” res Colonel, bu . 01 ie, I have refore thia day de y ~ ip eee Ca ens aor tan: | Gaver erate log; ie can’ read.” Phe oided to rell my entire atock of GROCE-@© | 1 prigeof-——-----.85000 | Lerizes of ....91,125 | "Coal thoroughls roreenad before delivery. ton, on Lonsd of the Steam Ferry & de late Att: Of Marietta, O—For improved | policeman was confounded; and it was not till] RIES: OLD WINES, BRAN seopiriese tt On 7 aes ee, ee ae ere mares hop dro ay iicnkensed dea Se a teed Soe hit, seerat yeu Dointed it ont that he saw | ¢y aod natural flavor, af reatiy reduoed. prices, ” Tickets i.” longth. Persons wishing ® quantity can take whar!! picuwonn, DANVILLE. LYNCRBUR Paved chem Gees. | OY SY Pee OS | meting coves he — Poon Ceri, sagt oy onze sat ie dinzoved of whieh tar of FRIDAY, Acyust —Clagd tm, ite Rhone wishing voter in ett winter suppliea | BRISTOL ROR GILLE, DALTON RELA Dubois D. Parmalee. of New York, N.¥.,as-] Cxcustixc oF St. Axtnost’s Patts, Mix-| quality. Ang [now invite ae petenat cae 75 numbers—12 drawn ballota. mit ploase remembor we wish to keep no accounts; | TA. CHATTANGOG A NASHVILLE BUNT signor to John A. € y, Mass.—'For | xzsoTa —The Minneapolis Journal say: ant all other persons who buy for the cash to come Capitais. consequently, if itis not convenient to psy cach. ee SOMERV AND 3 EW ORLEANS improvement inmode of uniting sola su beta During the recent flocd, at least one hnndred | and partake of the advantazes which I hore offer. | 1 prige of ——.-.-.$5.0% | 5 prize of ___ ,__ 1,000 | they will eive eatisfactory paper at mhort davon, Ron ones) Ane ae © railway connec- Lawson G 1. of W: beter ‘county, Ga-—For | feet of rock has given away. ‘The reaction of the No. 327 Pa. avenue Fiivoma caiieas * Tickets g1. “* I> Office_Northwest erate oe wb te to Memphie, mprovement in corn planters current is rapidly wasting the bed of sand, and the i aaa lar ee et No. 547. Wharf aud Mill—root of Inth street, ereater crpedition and comfert, and be- Colwell P_ Pool, of New Market. Ala._—For im- I ¥ result isimanifested by the frequent falls of lar; eels - es masses of the overbanging stratum of rock. As it | [{\ISH!—FISII!!—Lake White Fish. Halibut, Sa- entirely disappeared some twelve bundred fect mon Trout, Mess Mackerel, Potomac Shad, above the present crest of the fall. we ean readily roams Herring, cetry sere 5 Saw For conceive of the entireeatinction of the magnificent | "8 by Utes BLL, tes shorter than by any other route. ry boat George Pace leavers the Boe thy a. m., for dlexaedrie. where pas 1. Charlottevilia, oadstook, RDAY, Aucust 2—Cl Lahn ea ted belts below War Department, _ jy 2 0 HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS, I" LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST} vementin Sling cotton giu saws Wim. F. Pratt, of Bristol, Pa —For improve- ment in sewing machines. James M Quimby. Albert H. Brown, Geo. B Springs, U m, for Richmoud and to.» ie By Purchasing your Wood of points South- Kenton. and James Criswell, of Newark, N.Y — | fall. One hundred and fifty feet have fallen with- | 22" __Serner 15th tract and Vermont ave, Ticksts' $1. [7 A. PAYNTER, at the Rod Sigu, at the new | west, making sure and close connections to Mem- Sor improved furnace for making iron ditectfrom | iu the limit of a single week JORDAN'S W. 8. SPRINGS, : ae ” Gentfe Market nce tn rceee OPPOMTO | PIR, winssen ant Gumtbepesenve tho allen © Ore _>——__—— _ REDERICK County. Va. lorders for tickets or certificates of - ." 1 elon Jehe B. Real. of Cold Spring, N.¥.—Forim-| , Datontens of Matta—The editor of the} _Now open; ieaving Baltimors, Washinetouy or | ad Twat erar er tne most prompt and con See | ce Ne ett og tt peer | biel cS py, provement in apparatus for tanning. Rockford (Ill.) Standard. who is a woman, says: | Cumberiand in the spaly moraing train for tial attention, and the printed official drawings sent | Py dean Split FF any size desired.” jei7-tf Wasbington, Chas A. Robbe, of Augusta, Ga.—For improve- f Malta” are becoming quite as | Harper's Fright on dh’ een 4 Sijress FRANCE. BROADBENTS & CO.. i thy cents per cord cheaper than it ia sold | SER BEER = -— + Tatedien ec € Welheniteia. 6 aite ap bemcrolest this Depot, }5g mile in coaches ear Wiixaroy. Dri. | f other place in th | sae es Sas wei we ers. of ‘ethersfie! ‘onn — an: city. His Wood te of the Best Quality UT Ho has tho biggost Carts seat I i as the bigger s min : Sen ne Oe Corts nel Boxent ~ 11>” The biggest l’ine Knot t for ing Wood, pr yedaes inline Wood!f <2 Ff” All deliver ‘ree ot Charge, ae Free of € tT “a IF Notice. Tf Ifthe above dees not show how to get I" Rich @ If it shows whore to get your U7 Money’s Worth. Now please cal! at the ab joe {1 F-and try it.f 1} You wi Iiget a quart of a cord of the bert Spruce Pine Sawed in 2 pieces [[ y-and Split is alts.’ Their ob- | by 2 o’elock p.m. same day. No det tinsaid to be to relieve widowers, destitute | sere Farry, ku heretofore” Grounds extensive and | GOYER’S SULTANA SAUCE, bachelors, dandies. Hottentots, and orphan inule | beautifully shaded : fine music and experienced ser | SS Foa tiot on Corp Disugs of ALL Kixps. etildren. By the time the Sons obtain the control | vants; hot and cold sulphur baths. The water for This mest delicious and appetising Sauce was in of the Island of Cuba, the Daughters confidently | sule in barrels or bottles. ‘iroulars obtained at the | vented by the, renowned - “ ” Springs. . * R . ** Soyer, expect to subjugate the Isle of Man. . ‘he Proprietors offer the above Springs, tocether | from the Crimea, and since Vhen was the Daughterhood instituted with one hundred aores of land adjoining, at private | his decease ts manufactur sale, and ion of speculators to this | ed by CRossx & LACK ny information with refarence to loca- | WELL. London, from the &o, will be furnished upon application | origina recipe. "The man- ned. r. R.M. JORDAN ufacturers siinply ask forit W. Baltinwrest., Baltimore. Md, | tris, convinced that it must add to the already BEST OF VIOLIN AND GUITAR | large consumption, and Flutes, A otlae ek i Violin- that it will prove itself un- For in.proveu in sewd plant<rs. “ues Rue. of Englishtown, N. J.—For im- provement in cultivators. Ezra DS ‘yrnt, of Indianapolis, Ind.—For im- "tio seats and couches for railroad cai ba Sinefer, of Laneaster, Pa —For improve- tin finding cylinders fur apple mills. ohn Suerwood, of Fort Edward, N. ¥_— i ement in mail plate feeders. — a hires oe ha uemine, La.—PFor improve- ment im apparatus for beating cvaporatin, ns. NB. Slayton, of Madis ind —For apewee- ment in securing artificial tec PAUL SIPOS is in the daily receipt of the Alex - andra LAGER BEER, new acknywieiged to be be the best in this conntry. Orders for this health- ful beverage, either in farge or «mall bottles or kege, prometiy Siled. nae Soimeeet Rook nome tof the city. at the most “Alec oboe HUNGARIAN aud TRENCH WINFs. naa jee i. m pron FIFTEEN SO ete PER CENT Il persons nsing Steam Boilers weuld do well to HONS Nori tnece toResse N STEA) 2 7 3 — Bota f nd beth Fy andsteam. Theadvantagcesre J A few days ago. says the Buffalo Commer- cial. one of our eloquent city divines perpetrated a bom mot in his sermon which not afew took, A among them a prominent rajlroud man. He was | 33 #9-!m preach upon repentance, ‘‘and,’ said he, HE tri when tears of repentance are flowing, sub- for $1; 3 pieces for $1.12%; 4 pieces §1.25; or the om t el, preventing explosions, Selomon P. Stuith, of Crescent. N.Y _—For im. | stantial proofs of a regenerated life are expected. Clationets, "Files, Ranioes, Accord. equalled, exther asa stimu- best Gak 2 pisces 81-37%; 3 pieces $1.si: 4 pioces | Prodefvine the hotlers, aud uespinr all things tnt? provement in straw cutters = ~ | Only the tears of a deep penitence ean wash away | cons. Flutinas, Melodeons. Brass Instrumen Tant to the ot iad ores Lae ecco bem Hers, 2 creer sick afeaeee Form. "Would refer to Fn ame Abel Spencer, jr.,of South Port. N. ¥_—For | the sins of life; for, I tell you the heary freight | Musio Bocksand Sheet Music, for sale at reduced | aid to digestio: SL 4 pieces $2. All other parts ofacord atsame | orl. & S.C, Sohnides. er any of the * s . Ne —_| , 5 e 7 he 1 y nroved snortising machine. must go by water!” ot Borner of ith stad Pa oe Oo METZEROTT, | Opinions PE cae Lennon Orders left at 8) W.-K, Hands’s,, y ee ae ayette Stevens. of Elmira,N Y¥ —For im- Rigen ms a a «We zecommend our co: dent to try Mo! tel: orat Wai. Ballanty: treet; | OS — ———— nd a % i rg f y traveling on the Richmond 5 a z : remedied eb ar degree ry Mons; | or at Pi wharf, at the foot of 7th mptiy at- W PHOTOGRAPH slay ioe *piliadelpila. Pa —por | 204 Fredericksburg railroad, sore tiaie since, NOt fateming take the Stars at procent | ieeomede ens ee eases ‘the sae ieeooatee | feuded to. Odes Femoved to tha north mide ‘of the NEY PEND AMBROTYPE GALLERY, bargiue's lar ae Ment oPole Cat” when the train aatsuumounce: | oecapied by Mossrs. Perry & Brother, we wlll now | gelient, and i affords eoidece Ge eal ay cae to at spoannd eiatistatee Sonceay white teen 600 Paneer uname Arey Dhied Soren, William A Suddith and John F. Sadai ment ““Pote Cat.” whe: rd at that k rege Robes, Pinin and Figured | glow and weak digestion.—The Lancet. | V PES, Charlestown, Va—For im; washing ing | Station. She nervously requested him to close the | Boreges, French Lawns, Fancy Dress Siike, ead at savory, piquant, and epi- | 25" 4g payN TER. at Pace’s Wharf. AMBROTYPES, riestown, Va— proved washing ma-| ‘ior so as to exclude ihe animal. Ie sometimes | ¥%y Se PES mde an Uanectine ppY couubination ‘of flavors and ‘essentes | —2° Fart Poeve Stent. A) 4. Sap " _ 5 happens that wheu asiagle passenger rises from s i 7 y of the delicate taste ofa Sultana, the genius | ————_ carta ie = hae Put up in handsome case, wert hapa ef ere aay For improve- | yi, feat toleave the trein at tins point, he is sup- Lye atanite aad Bare Swat oR RIT Fnateny and the, universal patrouage of @ dis- wie Sect Sb NS ; , nating public.” —Od server. posed to: answer to the name of -‘polecat,” and a} jy 23-Im __ corner Sth st , app. Centre Mierket. orm concentration of all the p HOTOGRAPHS, Vinagh PROTOGRAPHS. genera! ensucs Trumbull, of Jersey City, N. J.—For ‘only One Dollar "pro: FROM THR VIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY OF PAKIS. wtin machines for washing and seps- CARRIAGE! Turkey and Ruseia.”’— United s *. the first copy, and 25 cents z ores affier Being pulveriaed. = Wirdulich lent aco sca Tat subserine® open seadewddiions tolaie “Asa titillater of the appetite this Sauce stahds |, This Paint ix atiapted to all purposes, to whieh on™? ‘for cual Sbuaauemton, cathe, of Boston, Mass.—For improvement | ins of Pustionvent tas pede eee Pe factory, making It Now one of the largest, alone. [tia mont valuatie adjunct to Fish, Fest, the beat, tity Lead saepplicable, It dove pot turn G0UD PICTURES 8 elevators or hoisting apparatus for hotels, kc. rallies Cn ae as one ta the strict, where his facilities for or Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner ta: hele shaptke Iecae Q _ he taken in any weather, facturing CARRIAGE & LIGHT. ble.”"—Allas, pene Siowes tothe diplomatic cocps (it says) is meRONS 9 all kinds pare ze surpassed, and root egaitane Sauce is a most delicious zest.”— all, and blazes at every pul x wits Bypone, ait | ip ive kgueral setatnction, aie RAEN BscTe Agere for the United States—G ARDNER ~ Car and ns kepton .YVEL! ‘ton street, New + and ing dress and snow- om Wecons Kenton | CO eaves. al Corahi, joaton, Wm. 8. Wiford, of Chincoteaague, Va.—For = Tovesnent in dumping wagon. "ix Tyiee, of Cleveland, O —For improved ~ bed botlom wnze Tyler, of Havana, N. ¥.—For im- ardness aad smoothness of Coach paanelling with- out the aidof varmsh,and is easily washed. Col ora with a zine basis retain their freshness and brilhancy of color, 200 pounds will cover as muc! same body, as20 ees of let Remember the Number- 450 Pennss |vanis avenne, nenr Sd rtreet. “Bome the shadow while you have the substance.” ap Bly = fae Goon EATING AND. surface, with the —showing great ; ; Minister, Mr. Dallas. | “AIRE neat aor ‘ : eoonomy as well as. auty. CAPITAL DRINKING. ‘went ta machines for sowing fertilizers A steiking type, if we may ao call lai; of tie sian: | ly atteeiel Me Rests done, andall orders prompt CO. RIDE OE eee. ad in Washington In order that parties may depend upon getting the | W. F. BENTER’S REST ATA KMS a, «» H. Van Vieck and Horace Tupper, of Buf- B we [Ef mee LF ; PUTER DENOUR, 304 Pa avs SHEKELL & ole strictly pure the fd buy of none bot the | the rear of Browar’ Howl bok ae, ‘sie. NY Fer improved hove coupling. Fepraenta so writes” STt FePRDIE which he | agent Memd Carransssnbetineapimayrggree™ | MULLER 214 Prien J A'VOSER COnoocn | artis srl fo Shy shalt ay 20m tf | whee Brgwaw Ha the very bee \nusey Warren, of Westport, Conn.—For im- wer oorner of 14th and ¥. ate. ma24 6m R ostau in Washington a vers of exquisite eat: ware fied thers the very chencest Grater Fish, Game, Stenks, 8, Winer, Liquors, Sc- gars, ko., to be obtained in any eating house ir this country. t alities, known as No. | and hate Dry. ‘Red and Green seat. “The No-i or hed Seal, is the article most used for patntine purposes, the Snow White or Green eal being only tuned for the most OMREPH ML. STRONG, Agent Sor the Co. jressed Hrovement tn cultivators. Js FW stethouse. of Germantown, Pa —For pres ent in itting machines. tpt Ae Wilkinson. of-Brooktyn, N-Y_—For ne for reeely: aud pili Jeptha A. Wilkti . ‘of Brockly1 N Y.—For gO ho et eae I> One day a little girl, about five old ENTLE, ¥ HL - HO} heard «preacher ofacerta a Ou prays G DER Wer aye roy MADE TOOR; Franc on eid Ht now at home, with ing ustily, till the roof rang with the | finest variety oflight eres. Drillings, Ducks, | a fresh ew “of CUTLER PLATED,’ strength of Lis ‘supplications. Turning to ber SR pes pl every rade Slity, Marseilles WARE, KETS, BRUS Ns, mother. and beckoning the maternal ear down to | SYEVS Pall ry in oe most Aateked Wit ge VERS seek nities e to either of the fohowing houses ‘The cooking of his establishment it nasurparsed, Ss vitae ‘. which we will will be filled at the new reduced tar of prices, the kind is more kable Sp nt deat you tion thal ithe lived ‘cenrer Codie | stasyoh Heth, A pripn at housekeepinscand pursoasere wiltdo walitc New| sitter Dry vine ee vee BES ecatteronenaatact Wal ahd 0 stam rei,0f Aasusta, Me—For improvement | wouldn't have t6 talk so loud?” F5 bye He yah siget cath on Seventh streeten 'G ERANe ar wore pMaidee Lame, Neve Yop. Us" His charcessremoterste. fat A PWilttlow ef Cleveland; @—Por-terprove: Another amall lot of those desira! pales RAYNOLDS. DE RA — == mer ie 3m__ 106. & 105 Pulton street. New York, 1b, avrer, ent in reofs for railroad cars JF. Wisnewski, of Cinciauati, O.—For is Lt iu preparation of glycerine posit Gre xh; iy . a “AL oa President Buchanan has presented a splen- | _'0 1__ nae Pe avenna. did ch pees Avenne. hat. Sth tors. to be closed off at reduced prices, j@25 Light 5 MeKENNEY & LANSDALE, nronometer to Capt. Stewart. of t yjAGNOLIA HAMS, ROTYPES, house yaebt.J. J. Finlayson, Nassan. Bahang. M . 3 re ~ NEYS-AT-LAW, A ¥ z M THE WER. R. N repared to take t: Sreinc, " Edward ¥ tor bis zealous aid to the bark Georze Thors, of | PARK FIRE IN INE Ceah capital and | — Every oneo these Hams is rom palace cuts rior RNBROT: S the cannot be curpanendty will oe ies neh Cope of Errore and Ar So codward, of Brooklyn, N.Y.—| New York, stranded recently on the Bauaina | *j ry; corres; ‘of | corn fed us, and every | any in the city, for the low price of 9 cents to S10, | Wale Ri Tuckuor, the Petooml Comet ot Pousutets < tuprovement in skeleton skirts. tien ade throuzh other Companies ha: 4 oapi over | one in ler. lways 8 fine of styles of | fir Gonstact te Beveath Judicia! District of Mis- Nathan Ames. of ae Hanks. The presentation was made through the Ra promptly | °"* ; i SURCHELL Pa. svenue, between Sth ant sh", il attend to the Collection of Cla: of Saugus, Mass.. assignor to | Governor of the Islands Paks Omiog Nn 20 Tih street, near De aps" jy 13 Corner ith ef and Vermontey, NB. Sisuofthe Big nu throug! the North Mississippi. pe 18