Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1859, Page 1

ened Se noes: THE EVENING &T! ; PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOOR, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT THE “TAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Peansy!vania Avenus & Eleventh Strest, BY W. D. WALLACH. eee Papers served in packages by carriers at $4ayear, or 77 cents per month, To mail subscribers thesud scription price im $3.50 a year, in advance; @2for ix months: $1 for three months; and for less than, three months at the rate of 12 cextsa week. Single copies, ome cent; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day, or wice & week, @1.25; once a week, 0 cents por square for each insertion. MORE ABOUT BURLING. Our readers will remember the spicy letter of “Nor’wester’’ to the Boston Post, referri to*Burling, the New York collector, wi went the rounds of the papers a few weeks ago. The following account of his modus operand? ssems te corroborate Nor weater’s statements : ' Ten years ago I was seated in my office at No. 12 Wall street. busily driving the quill, when I beard aquiet step behind, and then a mild voiee inquiring if I had the transeript of scertain jadgment against one J. @. O.—the projector of the great Peg-ghe-wah-wah Com- sany for selling Ladian medicines. I looked ap, aud saw & man whose twisted foot and pal- sied arms were quite familiar to me, but of whose name or calling I knew aothing. « Yes.” [ replied, ‘I have the transeript.”’ “Well, I want it,” he said; «I'm going to t it for the ereditor.”* ug to collect ft!’ T exclaimed, ‘‘#hy, the judgment is perfectly worthless. Hxecw- tions, and pre after judgment, and afl ordinary means of grace, have long ago been exhausted upon 0. He is helplessly insolvent, and is besides the most adroit scainp of a swindler I ever encountered.”’ + What's that to vor broke — the visitor, ina graff; strong voice, quite different from his fret tones. ‘Perhaps you don't know who lam. I'm Burling, the man about town. You a lawyer, and not know me! Sheriffs are good for nothing; constables a: fer noth- ing; executions and creditors’ bills are good for nothing. Give me the transcript—here’s the order for it—Ill make the money out of him.” L swiveled around my chair and stared at the man. “And will you be so good, Mr. Bur- ling.” I asked, ‘as to tell me what is your patent plan for superseding officers and writs. and for squeezing blood out of turnips, and cash out of the President of the Peg-ghe-wah- wab Company ?” “How I doit, you mean. Why I dun ’em at their houses, I dun ‘em in the street, I dun em at the theatre, dun ‘em in church, I eatch "em early in the morning and stick to em all day; follow ‘em up wherever they go; gotomeals and eat with ‘em: go to bed and sleep with “em: give ‘em no e night or day. canes nor week day: stick to "em like death to a dead nigger. Aman owesadebt. He won't pay it. I follow him alt the-week so he can't do any business, nor go tosee-his sweet- heart, nor walk in Broadway, nor eat with any appetite, nor sleep without dreaming. I'm ater him, with the devil to help run him down. All this won’t do? Very well. When he goes tochureh Sunday he finds me in bis pew. (Your sheriff can’t work Sandays—I do my best business then.) The congregation rise, and he rises, takes out his book, opens at the place, and there he finds the bill I've stuck there, and gets so mad be can’t say amen ~ Sheriffs and constables!’’ continued ap ting loud and fierce, “will a sheriff go of a Sun- day morning to a parzon’s Reneand botions him burch, and walk up the broad aisle with him »re all the congregation, and gp up the pul- pit stairs close to bis heels, and slip in the pul pit after him before he ean shut the door, and ttke a seat by bis side. and get up when he gets up, ant when he opens the bible open vehn Jones s bill full length, and lay it down ever the chapter and verse, and tell him: There's that bill of horse hire—pay it before « preack’ But that's what I did—and I got wy money, tov. ~And what commission do you charge ?”’ “Fifty per cent.”’ «Rather strong,” I suggested, ‘-but still your de of procedure was sirong Do you often get 23 much as my gad cent? * ~Whea [ earn it I getit. Dr. C., of Broad- way, sent me todun a fellow who lived back in a yard, and kept two dull dogs that he let loose when anybedy came to colleet honest debts I went to him with a horse pistol in each hand and Dr. C.’s bill in my teeth, and made bim pay up. What did Dr. C. offer me for getting his sixty dollars? He offered me ene dollar. I won't take it. says I. Get out of my office. or I'll kick you oui, says he, and he kicked me out of bis door and down the “eps into Broadway. I goes aeross to the —— hotel and hires a great arm-chair out of the bar-room, and takes it across the street and plants it on the curbstone right opposite to Dr. ©. s office door, and I lays the biil I had made out on a full sheet of foolseap acrpss my knees, hanging down, so everybody that went b: could read in large, black, sanded letters : ~ Doctor C— To J. Barling, Dr. For collecting of Richard Roe. Commission kept stopping to read. *o that there was all the while two or three Lundred people standing on the doctor’s pave- ment, and reading first my bill and then his ‘ign. and making their jokes. I had hired the or the whole afternoon. but be hadn't this more than fifteen minutes before he comes to the door and gays, ‘Come here, you rascal;’ and [ went in and took thirty dollars of his money, and left the bill receipted.”” Bat, my friend, doa’t your impudent ways often get you into serapes; are you not afraid “ine one will some day break your head?” Sreuk whose head’ he thundered. in’t Cot. 3., of New Orleans, a man th dveven men in duels, wnen I went to dun House, didn’t he grab me by breeches and hold me out the pavement. and say, “Shall 1 let youfall and ak your neck on the stones, or take you in d kick you down stairs?’ Well.” said I, anxiously. “what did you t did I do? I aaid, « and didn't he pull me in Pay me that pay every The intensity of his manner az he thus re- ed his exploits canavt be rendered on paper. vecially when he exclaimed, with closed and the fingers his round hand hed. Pay me that money!” tovk the transeript aud limped out. In snother day the hapless debtor. and over-match forall the regular thamb-serews of the law, came in to beg piteously [ would call off the blood-hound. 1 told hia it was the ereditor’s fair, net mine. Nextday L met Bi ling at the eormer of Cortlandt street, looking milq and happy, and asked him how he succeeded, Thaven't got it yet," was ihe reply. “He basa’t found me out. but he hax just paid me five dollars to let him dine at the hotel down there. withoul my company. We've taken all tT meals together for the past two days, and a ty find bis appetite fail - see LP The Milwaukee News conte’ { 4 sailor who, after a five y turned to that city balance of the stc ry He left a wife and two children when he went away, and the first thing on his return w* toseek out his family. He fouad them in d ward, end after kissing his wife, saw with a t his children, like sheep in ubled in five years, as in the two there were now four, and one esmel'. He looked at his wife. He thes ‘eed at bis babies. Then at his wife who swod silently by. Back and forth from one to ‘he other. full five minates he gazed, then broke < with: Well, Macy, for a small woman, “thot help. you've raised chiliren amat- san sccount ‘ eruise, re- We let the News tell the ¥ Se ne A Datebman smitten with the desire for aml glory. sent one of bis twelve sons to eoi- . =< become a doctor. On his return, determ- ato “et his acquirements, he asked an expja- Maton of the manner in which the Yictoals were “spectfally conducted to the stomach The éou rid be ites of anatomical love, very quiedy te ite that there was a « pper placed between he = Pipes teadiny to the stomach; when he drapk wares S i in that one appropriated te and when he ate that for the drink after 2 few extra whiffs of his Pipe. show . pif, Pa the power of mental le, re- pled : “Mine G Mush and milk how must it go ven | eats | Gentlemey’s Appearance Now-a-Days. The Home Journal contains the following re- marks’by Mr. Willis, upon dress, hats, &c.: “There’ are several artistic points in which the dress of the many has very much improved. The collar of the coat is now ent asa seulptor would have it—so as not te interrupt the nata- tally-curved line from the ear to the turn of the shoulder. By making the arm-hole larger, too; the dislocated or joined-on appearance of the sleeve is remedied, while the greater full- ness of the sleeye itself liberatizes the general air of the garment. Trows-rs are improved by making the leg smaller as it approaches the iu- step, thus tapering it handsomely into the line of the well-made b oot. “But the greatest advantage of all is the present fashion of wearing waisteoat and trow- sere of the same material, thus giving to the advancing figure « continuity & eolor from head to loot. and adding to the height as well asthe harmony of the proportions. ‘The stripe down the onteide seam of the pantaloon is also an advantage to the height. In the wearing of the cravat, which is now a mere tic dcound a low-cut shirt collar, one of the finest points of masenjine beauty is preserved—the. shape of the throat and neck below that commencing- line of the beard which is so universally hand- some. The inereased attention to the shirt wristband adds to the look of cleanliness and elegance. “Hata are in quite a state of body knows what the fashion is. Sombreros of all descriptions prevail. But while the general appearance of the crowd is thus made vastly nore picturesqye, the individual pbysiognomy suffers proportionately, Grave men scarcely look sane in the “rowdy hats’ now so common; mercantile men Jook untrustworthy—religious men look abandoned—poets neglected—politi- cians reckless. Brady, the great photographer, should be berse td at work, collecting for poster- ity the ineredible auto-caricatures of men of standing and morals, as seen in their present day hat-wearings. Of suspended conscious re- spectability in the outer man it isa most curi- ous pereho logical era! ““ May we hope to be excused if we add to this generalizing record of fashion, a compar- ative remark which may possibly be consid- ered somewhat in favor of our own sex? The democratic principle seems to be equal- ly at work in the dresses for ladies—all classes “going it equally stag with most inconve- hjent cripoline, and ali bonnets equally despe- rafe in covering only the more sensuous phre- nology. But, while with vulgar men the ex- periment is nearly successful, with the similar class of women it is wholly unsuecessful. It Ttequires more than one look to tell whether your well-dressed male fellow-passenger on the deck of a steamboat is a gentleman or a snob, but at the very first glance you know whether a see alady or a chambermaid—albeit the ly and the chambermaid wear precisely the same fashions. Probably it requires nicer skill to appear a lady than to appear a gentleman. But we leave the subject at this difficult and dangerous point, for our readers to argue. be ae ore —__ HA! HA! BAY! ‘« Capital title,’’ said the Panjandrum. So we thought, as we broke through the rocky ledges which shut in the Saguenay, and steamed out in the broad, pissia waters, which Mr. Lossing says are called “Heskvewasha, which signifies smiling or laughing bay.”’ Our Panjandrum’s mouth, when he smiled, resembled « printer's brace, like this ——. And when he told a etory, the centre-point of the brace came down upon his ander lip like an admiration point. Why,” sal he, ‘is this steamer like a dead lrishman ?”’ - No answer from the crowd. *- Because it is followed by a wake.’? —— Not a solitary smile from the crowd, but one feeble person said faintly : * Good '”” *‘ And why should a man never go up in a balloon with his wife?” ** Because they might fall out.” — “Good!” “ And now,” said he, without moving a mus- cle, * that article in Harper is a regular do.” Upon which all the passengers clapped hands. * There is not a cliff upon this river over six hundred feet high.” —— eer ap- plause.] “And as for the seals feasting on the salmon, there are no salinon here.”’ : “But plenty of seals,’’ said the feeble pas- seneet. anarchy. Ne- Just then a small English person, with the regular whisker of Albion, broke out into a conversation with one of the Canadian Hahi- tants: + Mosshew, esq’ vous avez tei; en cet riviere ict, helkchose de bon poisson pour, aw bon pour, dem it! arez ici, any fish.’ porsson. pour, am, #w, to catch prise. what do you cail it? aw, now, is there any fishing in this river?”’ Habitant.—“+ Not a beet.” «Now, then, Panjandrum. tell us a gtory.”” “TI will,”’ and the Panjandrum looks over his shoul at the English person. —~— “Wherl wae at old Harvard, a classinate of mine was & tremendous fellow in Greek and Latin. He had the distinguished position among his fellow-students as being the we linguist in Cambridge. One day he suid to me confidentially, —.— —he said to me confiden- tintly, «I want you to understand that I don’t care anything for the dead langunges, but I do want to learn modern languages, and expe- cially French, so that I can spenk it flippant- ly? ? “We intended to say flr vently?”’ said the “T think he did.” replied the Panjandrum. ——~ —Cozzens’ Wine Press. A Le@au Axecpore.—Elisha Williams, for- merly of Columbia county, was somewhat noted for bis eluquence and power of moving a jury On one oecasion he made a plea w h produced e marked effect byth apou the jury and upon the Court. His legal opponent was a mere pettifogcer, but shrewd. and, as it happened on the oceasion, succeeded in laying ont the emi- nent connseller. When Mr iltiams had closed his eloquent appeal, the pettifugger rose aod said “Gentlemen of the Jury and your Honor I should despairof the triumph of my client.in this case. after the eloquent appeal of the learned counse?, but for the fact that common Jaw is commen sense. No man could like bet- ter the piece which the learned gentleman has . than what [like the piece. He sj it good. I've heered him give it four times xfore—once xt Seodack, in a burglary ease enee at Kiak, on 2 suspicion o° stealin’; onec Poughkeecp: in & murder case; and the “xt time ut Kekiak, shout the man who whe caiched a counterfeiting. Well, spoke it good. bnt this time “s really beat himself. at what docs it J] amouat to, gen- tleineo of the jury? Thur is the question, aud you can answer it as well av I kin, and better tew? And so they did, avd quickly, by a verdict for the pettinfogger’s client iLy> The following ts told of Horace Vernef, the celebrated French artist: ‘The artist waseouing to Paris in the cars. In the sane coupartment with blu were twe ladies whom be had never seen before. but who were evidently with Lim. They examined bim very minttely and commented apon him quite freel y— apon bis material bearing, his hale old age, bis litary pantaloons, Ac. &c. The painter was aunoyed, aad determined to put an end to the persecution. As the train passed under tbe tamnel of St. Cloud, the three travellers were wray in complete darkness. Vernet raised the back of his to bis mouth and kissed it twice violently On emerging from the obscurity, he found that the ladica bad withdrawn their atfention from him and were accusing each other of having been kissed by a man in the dark. Presently they ar- rived at Paris; and Vernet. on leaving them, said : ** Ladies, E shall be all my life vy the inqtiry: Which of t! two ladies was it that kissed me?” ‘Sinele copies(in wrappers) can be presare Postmas agents joneae communion of Seeane ee ___ EDUCATIONAL 18S YOUNG'S SEMINARY, EDUCATIONAL, _ JONZAGA COLLEGE, 10; x | LSS ee No. 846 lirn, weanisr, | GON EP Staecr, Bkrwenx 9rmanxviorn. | E TS at he atory and basement GULAR THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR- lish mad Freweh, Wil Seas foranetruction in Bone espe wil be resumed on the first Monday of oa Bird 4 ofee sg py Ripert RX pas eerie sad 5th of September. au 27- rinediguia Tres, AWM. RIDE Peisitinnat street amd SPP to | ADRIATIC. ATLANTIC and BAL STNINCENTS SCHOOLS OPEN ON Next Tpition per annum in the College coures.. Centre WintiaceY + corner sth street, nae . (founerly in tne Liverpool Line.) The above SS Thursday, the Ist of Septamber. ‘Pho pubve re do, lo. Preparatory De SS 2 ee - ind eteamships, owned by the North Atian- Sirendy aware that connected with St. Ureecte is. ny President. F R RENT—A four story BRICK HOUSE on ine of wk mye ak hart . .C. H. r one Hoh will lew: faplum are sone Ot the lareeat tohocis in the cits, phe Tomar exeT &. J. Presiden: Rent B20 per month Aes ee ANiEL Lyxcu,S. J., Viee President and ral street, on the Sth October, m. fnnton of te Seam nnon,o the orphan children, ta oe APES To Get : at 2p. LAR. on Pa. avenno, 13th and semi monthly thereafter. The rates of passage there is alsoa very ‘ ' me, near 1s ; r 0 J., Treasurer. ‘ett pone’. Bagh lander + Rent #15 aud freight will boas reasonabie as by any other aah Rooke otteoor large Ronee shee pong J., Professor of Poetry, Irate of W. HL PRENTISS. corner ¢ line. They have larce freight capacity, and the ar- ad only kept by the Sisters of Charity because one of the ioe, an’ rangements for the comfort acd health of the pas- Mr. @xaauw Murray, rench. cit resources for the maintenance « f S.J. Professor of Ist Hu- ti hy. TM, CassiaX, S.J. Tutor in the Class of Ele tie | OR SALE—A beautiful and valuable FARM, | {aetrs.tiil be, Ach as to challenge shed to cach , ‘ SALE—; be cede eth phair grand work of eharity to the orphans. fo thie | Er Chane e ore eed ee Ene rad te: a hag auning about 20 sores, near the ity, under | ship. Peon Wil! Be attached to one pare favorably with Ray chuol of the city. ‘All the oe ——- ‘of 3q | Proved with a new, Taoders-Durit fame? Gnished BAltivone AND OHIO Solidly useful branches of an English are ed atten in first rate style, two new Acorn house, and RAILROAD. efficiently taucht, aad im no place is more strict at- Gtorcr: Professor of Rudiments, | AE nee frust trees ei aii tention paid to that moral training whieh is the } sa nvitinG, spline = ¢ rm is well wn oe & 25GE SE: only trus basis of good christian edie: at hon Same branch itis of importanes to re wogh and meatow arabe on Accommedat n, Trains over this road, going through to all points schoo! charges are so arranged as to meet wh: = nko —G EO, W Y, Real Eatate | West. Northwe, Southwest, Balitimore long considered « great want in our midst— Aap ofthe President 1 i GEO. W. BRAY, eal — West. Northwest and South’ leave Bali: STRONG, Seo, at7 De. m aud 4.05 p.m. ‘ The one at 7.20 8. m. atope at all Way ons. cipal Rit » me xpfons and stope only ai ria ~ PARKERSBURG, and stations on that road 6 4.00 . m. train, Pascoe TR from Washington, to connect with above, wil! lenve at 6.50.8. m. and $.20 p. m. WASHINGTON BRANCH. ‘rains leave as tollows: From WASHINGTON at 4.40 and 6.98, m., 3.20 a school in which a full English edu sation obtained without verg great expense, branch of St. Vincent's day schoo! we have entirely free, to meet also an obvious n '. This was, during last year, a very large school; its general organization almost the sane as the other echool, yet under a distinct macagement, and hav- ing its own rooms. It may he said of all these achoois that no cther institution in this oity has a finer set of sechoo'-rooms, and if the large rOnage ROOKVILLE ACADFMY, Moatxomery County, Ma. E. B. PRETTYMAN, A. M., PRiNciPAL. _— = session will commence on Monday, Sep- atatornes may be obtained at Phi p's Book- atero, or by addressing the Principal at Brookville, Md. au 27-2w OR RENT—\With or without Purnitire F olbes HOUSE, Ne 26e'F street. between sth and !4tk—residence of the late P. C. Johnson, The house contains the modern improvements, Jarge rooms, and is in good order, Application shonid made immediately on the premises, an i6-3w* SOR, RENT—A two-story BRICK DWEL- LING HOUSE, prreanrt ys situated on lath = : ° . ee — I be for vant efter the 15th of of the school, in aid of the orphans, receneed diets 188 KOONES' y Augunt. per ena Leake and6.15 the pact two years, proved’ a generous responce | ME FOR YOUNG Lapirs. | AUEY PH PSST ee ey eamire aula | “From BALTIMORE at 420 and 745 a.m. 415 from the peopie to the exertions that secured that The duties of this Institution will be rasumed | — ——— — ——— mM. splendid imp. ovement at St. ¥ incent’s, itis serrosly | Monday, the Sth of 3 5, eptember. English, Frenoh 5 Music, an! Drawing will be taught. Mi = Koones will Seo her A of Septemper, —A valuable GROCERY STORE the corner of 12th and R It ix well fitted up with «helving. &o., and is the most desirabie stand too much to expect that the experie of those two years shouid prove a guarantee of coutinned satisfaction for continued patronare. One word isa C. C. lemy for bors the 5th ‘arms wads known atthe residence ate. west, 53) p reg From WARTNGRGN Sr Sn p,m. om BALTIMORE at 4.2 a. m. ANNAPOL. ¥ 1 rT iS and Way Stations leave at inore—view itas we may, itis always and solely the Misses K~450 D street. an 2-3t y for a rexident country and river trad@, 5 ‘ the cause of the orphans. au 27-3t i For term apply to Mr. JOHN MOORE, No. 191 < at32 p.m. M MRS aNtC MICK’S SCHOOL. Louisiana 4veuus, near the corner of i0th street [W YORK teave at 440 and 6.50 D®- nRieE bore BAND CEASHNTO TS Sriewhe padd Gea pablte Lame iat hee Age este Butz tf m. daily, mare 8 Poteses evening The GATEEIALDRTILERS 48s'annerat irs, | the du'iea ‘ Oe are on wn iet Maedey inbiep~ |) BODE Salta see We sale a wsleable FARM iahld to BUSTON either by Norwich and e duties cf this Institution wi resumed on | tembe: 2 P ‘ south SETAE Saas Bs on 8 | Worcester or by Stonington Lines; and to “ 2 te ; . ‘3 The sour of study pursued will compriseall the | terms, containing 224 acres; or wl! exechance it : : ‘4 Inra nen catalonwesy atthe bockstires, we retnteeed | brunctice reguseise com taoseaghy Sephek ieee® | ine twreored siete ae his z wanes it | MOUNTAINS by Norwich and Worcester Sted in oue ofthe mont improved and highly cu. | _ Round trip tickets can be procured by the evening y 1, N tion, Hep Fa ee ee A street, bocw ans "fn ‘addition to herday scholars she is desirous of 5: parts of the county. Convenient th tha y | trains to return by morning trains, and from Satur- nu 2-2 _ | recriving into her family a few papiin as honrders, | and rat BENI. F-SMYEB, | OX creak to Mouday merng a acent ITTENHOUSE ACADEMY, aged from 1 to 1¢ years, who will = under heram- | _i¢8- City Hall . A. = Indiana avenue, near Third street, Thenext academic year will commence on Thurs- day, Sept. ist. madiate care and oversight, OTICE.—The steamer JAMES GUY _baving terms and further partioulare apply at her residence No. 35 Camera abrests ‘Alczonsirin, Va. A VALUABLE FARM FOR E-S: ig | in MASLE county, Rieti Se Talles rom & resumed ber goats s on Ka Re au3-lw O. C, WIGHT, Principal. iy aod tite Tal 8 ro ca, oon oth pope aorta. Tee ru ARR BAYS som tas ihe 8th of April) = a= ~ _ es wire on the premiees, or 0! 8, corner ~ PIN N IN EF. SENTH SESSIC F THE AWachi ; for PIN OINT and KINSALE. até a. ° ‘TnuG BY 'XCADEMY will commence of tre | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, | ith end w'ssPortn Washinet ti 10 WF | terning, wil eave Rissate on SATURDAY Sate 5th of September next. For particu'ars see circu- | ——— ee = At PRIVATE SALE—Several 34 and weil- | 8. m., stopping at all of the EN SF ‘cE Ps cong las or the principal. FPOk BAReER’s bh a ae com- arranged threo story FRAME HOUSES, with | 8nd returuing. LUCIEN 8S. PAG R.H. STEELE, A. M.. Ca ee Game ANTELOEE two-story back hutidings, containing fom 9 tog Natu'L, Bousn, Agent, Ate: ~ No, 348 . bet. bth. Were, leas FAO ‘ooms each ; good yards : ba: ud side a! — sees — = tl eS ae S- above property is incated on tne arth side DE Ment ARRANGEMENT roe 199_Honrs of departure ye PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, DAY, and SATURDAY, at 7 o'clockam. Re hanshusctte avenue, between 4th and 5th sta, Per of aten) GEOR PAGE Bth street, between K and L. turning, l-aver Harper's F ae every MONDAY, | sons des'rons of ininz a healthy and quiet resi | and THOM COLLY = ‘This Institution will bs opened on Monday, Sept. | WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at6o’elock a. m.| dence would do well to call at No. 610 of said prop. From Washington—Steamer Geo! Sth. Ci ars may be obtained at Bookstor Fae £5, erty. Also, several smaller Houses on the same | Pace—at Sq. 9, and 1 a. m., 12%. 3, 5, and 6% p.m. on apetics on to the Principal at t Feats che Anteta becca tg i not fier 5 square for sale, jez tf F com Ww sahington— —— homas Co.lyer—at i 5 vars, ’ stow: mn S STALU: = “ a 0 > -» 2, 4, and 6 p.m. paveinely RaaEG METRE Te cen lee mente VAEBLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOK |" ium SiexandriaStcamer Georce Page—at 3, Te Ee manele ached! tor EUS RDS, Prin’. QE SALE OR RENT—The HOUSE No. 104, | TERM OF YEARS.—The undersigned will lease 4 8, 1a. m..11% 8. m., 1% * xand Steamer Th: Cc ria tO ned i aneopt fice aad Collyer will run her reg- Vernon, as heretofore. and ¢ = 7,9,11 8. m., 1, 3,and5 Friday mornings. when € wr un! poh ge Washington and Alexandms from IW ext street, Georgetown, at present occupied by Mr. Arthur Scho t, and lying about midway the aequare mediately west of Montzomery street, north side, The locality i+ so generally and favor- ably known for its healthfuinsss, and ita choics se- EORGETOWN . INSTITUTE. Its duties will be resumed on Monday, to a sati ry tenant for ‘S$ from the 15tk of September next, the PREMISES on the south: west corner of Penn. avenue and Iith street, which for neariy five yeare past has been weil kuown as Wit i Sept. 5, Its past suceéss entitles it to the respect and patro- ciety as to make further description unnecessary. te Be eat and ort meena: prarding. peat 2 . ke fu Tr . lei et is. a % % j nese ot pe ents generally. The rates have been Mr. Schott will give possession at very abort no. nue ainoun midway bi Swen tye Onestal ond’ Beat. ‘opt 2M = pena hee Aleean ea stioalara see cirou'ars at Star Office or | Gare, Address E. B. ADDISON, agent, Alexnn- | de use, and its immediate proximity to the | Ohio Railroad for the North and West, Craadeii Bookstore. dria. jy 8-2aw' Washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall.one | OTe 6 8. m. and 7% p. m. boats from hel ry au THOS. N. CONRAD. LEWIS PAYNE pec hgpec Ralage ee Peer One tae ene | connect with the traing ofthe Qrange and Aloxan- CENTRAL ACADEMY. ~| Wuoresark poor ND SHOE DEALER, Bigible in Washington city for a hotel eptow ine | ofi% Railrond for the South and Sou . oP ner of European pian. Jts sieeping apartments can easily bearrenaet to accommodaie one hundred persons comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking, dining, and restaurant apartments oan be ar ranged to accommodate even afar greater number on the European plan. The entrances, public and Private, wi!! he on lith street, within 50 feet of Penn. avenue, nearer to the Theatic and Philharmoaic all than others that can be established. For in- + or Sey 1th streets, A SELECT SCHOOL FOR Boys. SILAS MERCHANT, A. M., Principal. The exercises of this Institution wil! bs resumed eptember. Application may be macdato the Principal at the above addrese . Circulars will be fo at the bookstores. an24 Im N RS, BORTELL Informs her friends and the ridge street, Georgetown. D. The attention of the ti my stook of Youths’, CAUFSRIS SHOE fot summer wear Slot m ure. M took of PATENT LEATHER work isaleo assorted and weil worthy of atten- 01 ‘A large lot of COARSE SHOES and ROOTS led to rade ts respectful NEW ARRANGEMENT! Sonar oe GREAT SOUTHWESTERN KOUTE Via ORaner ard ALExanpRia Rai_noan. FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D.C. ‘ ®... 7 a public that her SCHOOL, on tha comer of ee for servants) aiso on hand and constantiy Ste ae erg ee = Sores se. aos are VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE. and luth streets. will be reopaned on MONDAY, the | 3X eidatey ‘spcohania’ sek @thett se weilnce = ° i ere. BORGIA, ALAR AR Sth of Septomber. A punctual attendance of her | invited to oall br andvoon me at No. 77 Bridge st., we ert NAT = NB THixas, pupils is respectfully requested. au 23-Im Georgetown, D. C. igo WOOD AND COAL. ARKANSAS, A WASHINGTON SELECT scHoor. | (OAL!—coan RENT SOUTHWESTERN RATLRORD OR er of Ith an streets. > - eit 3 * “4 ” . ) 5 ‘The exercises of this School will be resumed on | [JELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE. | C WooD!woop" : raer of Pennsy!vania avenue and ttn str ton, on peg Sy é — a rry Be George Pace, or at the oifce of the Orange BOOTS Alexandria reed, at AS aBy HBUR: rie - E.HUN MEMPRI NS. 1,000 cords “’ OOD; 1,609 tons COAL—quality unsurpassed, if equaled—whien f will deliver from the vessel or yard at prices which cannot fmil to auit purchasers. My iriends and the pu generally ro invited to cail betore buying elsewhere. R. W. BATES, Thursday, the letd: f Se ptembar, A ane SAM'L KELLY, Priv’), N ISS M. RIDDELI’S SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. No, 451 Twevrrn Staeer. ‘The duties of this_institution will be resumed on FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Manacers, Witmiseton, DeLawank. The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are drawn daily at Wilmington, Del., at 15 minutes be- fore 5 p.m, All drawings under the superintendence of Lottery Commissioners appointed by the State, BRISTOL, KNOX VIL Wood and Coal Dealer, | PASH Al Monday, the 5th of September. au220 PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN. _au ot) i Mth strect, east side, near the c anal. VILLE, GRA J "ISS DOUD'S MONDAY, August 2. Wee Dp: C GO AL! | Byadirect routs. and continuous railway connec- LECT scnd *"L FOR YOUNG LADIES Class 109-78 numbers, 12 drawn ballots. —— iphis, F 1 les 2 ‘i M*KNEW & MARLOWS Afford eater expedition and comfort, and be- Seorecen, oil seetae be danke oe Wena |; prinaof cep tals. STEAM, SAWING. ane SPLITTING FIRE- | inf Sorting Se quarter than ty any ater route, r ri 2 : steam vost Georce Giara maybe had st Dr.J.L.Kidwell’s, Dr.|4 4°: sine | = eos Carter of Seventh set and Canal, oft etrostat eG arm fir Ale * eas. bee Neveaed. Dir, th in 8. Se rvea Wes macea eas We now have ereator facilities for Sawing and | Staantos White aulphur Serine, Wowlsink Ae Beer ee heen ee Vi. Kidwell and Hz] Tickets $8, halves $4, quarters $2, eighths 81. Splitting Fire Wood, consequently reduced our | and at 6% p. m. for Rlohmond and aii ports South- L. Offate. au2-lw TUESDAY, August 9. proses Wood, sawed in4 places, 96 per cord, wont, ing sure and close connectioas to Mem- Ss EMERSON INSTITUTE. Seger cals en Onk Wood, sawed 1 4) Pireng ned ; Puceace Wagons and Omni "7 Leave the office ELECT, CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI- | 5 prige o - $29,135 | 10 prizes of. om” 4 7 Split, $6 5 per cord, avenue, ‘o’ole 8 mm. 100: IL Pine Wood. sawed in 4 pincos and JAMES A. EVANS, Agent, 17 Coal of all kinds choee forensic ” McKNEW & MARLOW, {>> Corner of 7th street aud Canal. A WvOD AND COAL. COMPLET, sud full stock of all kinds of FUEL always on haad. All orders attended to personally by one of the Conl thoroughly screenad before delivery. Woad deliver wedant «pit any leneth and nize, ered im the cord length, Persons wishing a quantity can take whar measure. and have it prepared to order. Thore ng to lay in their winter supplies will please re er we wish to keep ac ite; consequently, if itis not ec they will give satisiactory Ko. &c.. fc. : Tickets $5, halves $2.5), quarters $1.25. WEDNESDAY, August 31. Class 111—72 numbern, 14 drawn ballots. Capitals. ec 4 prizes of. ¢. of this Institute wiil be resumed in Septemher, obtained at the [Bookstore of Mes Bianchard Maken. oy App ziog to he rine a! at hte ro: e loth sureet, batween H and 1. auartt CHAS B YOUNG, A. M., Pria’l, LINTON ACADEMY, GEORGE ARNOLD. Md Pontipale fs a . « An, rami This School ins. been removed to Nor LOT 'Woat street, near VVashington, into the building hereto- fore cooupied by Mr P A. Bowen ‘The next an- nual sexsion will cominence on Monday, the sth of September. Cataloguos may be obtained after the Py of Ancust at the Bookstore of Mr. Franck Pay lor, Washington, or at the Drug store of Mr. R_&, 'T. Cisse!, Georgetown, rculars can be ; & ish TRUNKS, BOOTS, SHOES, &0. H. MELA & SON d's 520 curirentianrrer. 220 210,000 Stock oF & ‘DSHors sor at Cosr, BUT Fol rits. Having laid in of BOOTS and SHOES at cash p .weanre prepared to, rell at retail as low asthe same goods can { wholessie. th street 2 now offers to the indies the f-liowing schedule 3,000 a x ors $2.5), cighths $1.25 THURSDAY, September b Class 112-78 muraberss li drawn ballots. “apitals, and gentlemen, fu Of prices: : , pairs Ladies’ Eng.Heeled Last’, Gaiter: Fo de. do. double sole a au 4-im J.& W.M GALT, TO Office—Northwert corner 12th and C streets, APAYETTE INSTITUTE FRIDAY, September 2. fice art ergo gems eae prke be jiikeea TWh ats, Clasa 1137 nunthers, 14 deawn ballote, wpa Doni pee ane asin my orRssor [.. ©. LOMIS, A. M.. PRincipar. Capital: (abebeny frestdent allies Wilmington Female College.) The next sesmon of this Institute ¥ ill commence on the firat Monda September. Its demen is to impart a subetentia!, |.hera', and refined education. ‘The course of study is comprehensive and tnorourh, There are threo departiner ‘Yhe Primary, in which attsatiun is shistly direeted to the elemen- se. cash prices from the a which enables us to sell as low ow offer them. **'P For bargains call eariy.as we expect to be kept very busy. No, 52¢ MELA & ) HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. IPLOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS s “By Faeinnine your Wood of of. Y 6. 5K) Nr corner of ?th Centre Market. atthe Red Sign, at the new nd Canal streets, opposite temnbr 3. » LOTTERY oF SATURDAY, GRAND CONSOLIDA’ an 2-'m gned, the Institute has been removed to the lo % Misses’ and. Children’s Boots, ang description, eq 7 5. ROS r Winton Ae t 15, ‘2 inily at Wilmington, Delaware, at ro eeeiews eaiaaten bakin 340 4 DELAWARE Clase t b 1p- You ia aot only be enzo of fall mparere, - tary; the Preparatory, embracing the common SLAW 4 lass 1, ut you_wi et your ood wed in 2,3,0r BOOTS AND SHOES. Nish; 700 rg all the branche: Capitals, 1eces, and Spit CT} any erze desired. : eep aifull of Laeeratares nner ain “Madorn Languazes «$49,000 | 5 prizes of... s2,am N ae conte Bet Gprd cheaper than it is wold Tam coustast's manafscturing and keep 5 Je lustitations Ve: Ou do. 200 om *ry er piace in thik city. m OF » n Eeeencshaiee the amesrsccsraticl te aint wom | 10d, Wao | “TF His Word's the Heat Guaiey.t pq | Unies, Goudie aula Mor, Bost, O12 aay ma, the highest testimonial a literary institution 3,0 &e. ke. Bost Quality. Ladies’ bast Eng. Lasting Gai 91 can bestow. rters $2.5), Sthe $1.25} {] = He has the biggest Carts and poe an |¥ Ge ng, Lasting Button, Gaiters, “ Professor Donald MacLeod having transferred his ij Carts and Boxes. Fi Kid Slippers. for Ladies and Misses, at very Select Family School for young Ladies to the un SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES, {> The biggest Pine Knot Split for TICKETS O| Sp Kindling Wood, Kindling Wood.t <A I> All delivered Free ot Gharee,s Wai) e oo wdious aad more central oveupied by tis buil ting heretofore Profeesor Macleot wi se of Irotur —— ree of Charge. ave. ‘ket Spnos, e dre and rhetori MONDAY, Angnst ». 17> Notice. Ifthe above does not show how | 1. 19 ao No.2 Pa. oma ue shove sth at, Kor eourse of study, termia, &e, seo clreula: © Class 150—88 Bunter, Ibairnwn bellote. to get IL Rich 24h it chow: _ini3 6 a the bookstores, or at the lostituts, ‘Apitals. 129) 5 prizes of. 5 _ do, au 15 ensw .L. C. LOOMIS, —————— TAN COLLEGIATE IN ‘a METROPOLL aN re LE TE INSTL A Boarpixe anp Day Sew 36 Pa. avenue, nearcorner 1sth dd the manufac workin BOOTS kin Roots #3 75; ; Cloth Shoes ere to get your iL7> Money's Worth. Now please call at the shove offce ‘and try it. You wi'l get a quarter of 8 o ofthe Spruce Pino Sawed in? pieces and Split for $1; 3 pieces for $112: + piroos $1: 0 Oak 2 1.3734; 3 pieces $1.5); 4 pieces Jone) | Tickets $1, 1 prize of... 1 do .- oR Youne Lavtke. 00 iy 464 8 Street. better ? 7th sireete- ichury, 2 pieces $1.98 3 pieces , au 20 ‘Thothirdancusl gaaalonol | stitute will com- east $135; All other partsofaoord ateame ny Ee lee siaweiteS, Wok Hantys, curate | Boorse an S8Geb Ws, res tnt fom ational Metropolis, with a corps of experienced ke ke, lards’ Mote! ; ora’ . Ball 88 7 33 do no! ut . o s P n ? tf. 1 ots or at Page’s wharf, at the foot of 7th st..promptiy at- | go te GRIFFIN & BRO.’S, No. 3i4 Penn. sro cttored ng Latin i srautinge seoroath paisa fonited 10. “Ufice removed to.the nortitaide of the | avenue. ‘You will find thim aiware whe eae and secomplished ed 5 TE: r 1. ridge corner ©! an street mt serve yor th pehlns 1 Cireulare, with etl fakarimation seth ores. ke, sh ft fenoes. to nocor y the orderor be ready when the fuel | ranted to wear well, and at the lowest poasib a cash may be obtained at the principal hnokstores, or on Capitals. 1s deli _ oS |. eee ee ae s plication to the Principais, Mr.and Mra. TH. $5.35) | 2 prizes of. jel4 A.PAYNTER. at Pare’s 4 0 THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY i Mi aS 464 EF street, Washington city. aod Fs Oss — Havine mn engaged = =o earing Ladi M &o. ABINET ARE, &c. tases’, and Children’s Shoes ¥eMALB TEACHERS, * Tickets $1. C. Ww Gh past years, we ought 1 " 1 WO Young ladtos, (sisters, ) «x perienced teach m1 " i his lin oRSDAY,S NEW PURNITURE STORE, by this time what will suit them in this lid THURSDAY it. 1. “ ! IRD and can safely say that wedo; which rou onn pr iofantractinth fatten achert? 1" MI | sg age mires betas ballots, | WV Rage now conning cae Bai stock AU RNI tewingeacemk eta: Fapsanfodictal ine) Vocal struments) Masio, Latin, French, ‘pine of capitals. $:co | and selling lower than say other house, in : orem oe ego oe Chee ae J. We higher & <‘ish Stadies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre- ia 0 pomes tering: Our motto te, “Quick _ MaGerds k & ra Philadelphia make. 2-ty Hor testiigonials apply tothe editor of the Star, | 2 do. 200 | and email Prohi.” RS SER or tee Mr, C Z \ ——- “pier cto rene cate DOH BRURTE E'Bino. DENTISTRY, &e. Panateaaa bk Abas? he 3 ™ Ry lows’ Hall 7 oe << Cr. OUNG LADIES’ INSTITUTE FRIDAY, Sept 2. = ea Dalal : - DENTAL NOTICE. yo wialbaasennies bay Somer, Clans 1s7—71 numbers, 14 drawn ballots, D STREET. = R.M. LOOMIS Will boabecnt from the city ENGLISH AND FRENCH. Capitals. = du-ing the summer months, as usual, | No. 304% street, Washington, * $60) | 1 prizes of. 1,00] " PAPERHANGINGS—New stook, cheap for | Qi! vE:urn in the fal) to resume. ee CHARLES H. NOR'PON, a, M.. Paincipat. 1,215]1 > do, 609 | cash. i as will be seen by further and timely o iy 18-2 The tweifth year of this Institution wil! oom Ticks $3 Paper hung by experienced workmen, and satis- | tice. aA: 4k _._54 metice Op Moudsy, Supt. 12th, 1888 ‘The echool has steadily increased since it came into the hands of the present Principal, and during the past year bas been removed to more commodious quarters. The course of study, sided Ls Lectures and Apparatus, embraces all the branches of a thorough lish scarion, toxetber with 38 atin and rengh suc! a! Aces asthe rent may e1 alse, Musicand Drawing, * * Diplomas will b2 awarded to those young ladies, , having completed =. course of study, pass poin’ “apie SEE LOUNGES, ge, ~~~ DENTAL NOTICE. Da. nitxs se enevel Lis ollie ‘to the rooms jong cocupied by Dr. Maister, (36 Penn's, Mis nftied to'refot te Dr. Malster. ine SATURDAY, Sept. 3. Class 133—75 numbers, 12drawn ballots, Capitals. e560 |T prizes f. 400 [1 Gon ke. — is manufactured in saarantesog 0 of 81,000 asd "905 &o. ” ‘Tickets $1, All orders for tickets or gertificates of reckaece Ew PARES rere oatueRy, Pe PLANT & CO., aod teri, rererigag D 17 Farniture Repair OTe awiceed, aplaly tand - flied, parade ot Rane Sanne so’ | Code bak tee ee eae ERAN TS NDS, UNDERTARER, north ESHVYLYANIA AVENUE: ceived into the ily the Fincipal, and every | soon ae over. Address 2 CO coed peed walk el ihe gee AMBROTYP! effyrt ma ie to rencer them: comfortable and happy. FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., cont Ey oe nd oe OE COF, ROTYPE! Ciren'are, eontsining full particulars, can beob- | _an 27-1w Wilniington, Delaware. its. ey. ? DE GO, ut all biden. 7 Boon ‘ tained on application to the principal B: okstores, IME: i alee oF to the removal of bodies from the t up in handecme ase, OrtothePrenerpel. | Su Scola L LIME! —f) id Po poe hey W oemeierice, PHOTSERAPES: GZEORGETOWN COLLEGE. sactcabe Sate LOE, wae} Sra ‘wood-burnt pe etn 8. on Peat aa Uautsr 22p, i . Sh ee for 2 cents Studies will be resumed ia this iustitution on . J. & W.M. GALT. EN TO THIRTY PER CENT fubseg cent One. 4 Te Office orthwest corner 13th and C streets, ROM FIFTEE)D " Ne. 5st: ieee aay RLY, S_J., Proe’t. aL vi foot of 12th street, — SAV 00D P! ICTURES, on in any weather. OLUMBIAN COLLEGE. _heGuilepventolon veajmsou ti cere eae ton . The eossion of the Preparatory Depsrtancat on Wednesday, Sept. Mth, AnD iawiw Ww STERN ACADEMY.—The dutios of this Hy esumed September 5th. hoo! will be r p oi 13 MIS, EK eD. ar it SPATE. F A -FRIC- Hibee at ace rat tices Roker = tw thia(Ster) Ni naan too Reged oki ne ie Te tons Qazors,. CI 3, R SOCKET KNIVES, "TABLE CUTLERY. Furohasers. of the hegca shing agood article ata ri rice, sho! it r yusefurnish Store, auld PRENCISS Ho 490 Tin street, | “tuarls-#m expicsions, | chin, a RKIDe-Toum, 7 Good scoond hand PLANO® for sr leat NOS.-Good second-hand PLA. we Hiro 35 to B10, oF for Toes LHD Seg "oul? 306 Pa. av., bet. oth and 10th ste,