Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR s PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue & Eleventh Strest, BY Papers served in packages by carriernat $4a year, Or $7 cents per month. To mail eubscribers thesub- scription price is $3.50 a year, in advance ; 92 for six months: $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 ceats a week. Single copies, one cent ; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of sight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day, or twiees eek, @1.25; once a week, 50 cents per uquare for each insertion. SE A HOSPITAL HERO Itwasacold dark night in December, and the wind blew along the slushy London streets; the blazing lights in the butchers’ s| in Clare Market waved about like infernal ban- ners. The policemen stood stiffly up in the doorways for shelter; and w: were snugly ensconsed in the house-surgeon’s room of old St. Barnabas, were perhaps the only people perfectly comfortabie in the paae of St. Clement Danes. Our party consisted of Brown, (we'll call him Brown,) myself,and a small thin man, called Jourdan. How small and fragile he looked ashe saton the arm of the old horse-hair sofa, discussing with Brown and myself a question in physiology. How red the spots grew over his cheek-bones, and bow bis cough rattled as he called Maller, Kolhker and Seroeder von der Kolk to witness that he was right, and we two signally and mdserably — “ Well, so be it,”’ said I, at last. ‘How the wind bo It must matter but little to these poor neighbors of ours under the Adelphi arenes whether their sensory nerve fibres can be traced upward from the posterior columns of the cord or net. For my own part, I don’t believe a—"’ “What!” shrieked Jourdan, “when Wagner has demonstrated that’’— “Oh, please, sir,’ said a nurse, bouncing into the room, ‘‘that man in the Top-Ward has got out of bed, and is jumpin’ mad.” * Well, make him go back again.”” “Tean’t,sir. He's got the crutch from the patient in the next bed, and I daren’t go near him.” ** Heigh ho!”’ said Jourdan, “it’s always thus in our profession. We just taste occasionally the sweets of scientific discussion, when we have to leave them for the disgusting practical — iid ip stairs we went. past wards were the suf- ferers were most of them forgetting in sleep the distresses to which they would presently awake. All was quiet in the old hospital, save the howl of the wind and Jourdan’s cough. “Confound the pedantic littlechap,”’ I thought to myself, “he'll weaken that operation case.”’ One more stairs to climb, and we reached the Top Ward, where there was unusual excite- ment; the patients sitting up in their beds; the poor fellow with heart disease. the consumptive, the dropsieal patient, all watching « tall stal- wart figure standing ina flannel night-gown, with his back to the fire, leaning f his ehin on acrutch, and evidently in deep thought. Directly he saw us he shouldered the said piece of timber, if not to show how ficlds were won, to give as good & representation as cireum- stances would allow of how he intended win- ning the field on the present oceasion. Wisk came the handle over my head, as I ducked and eseaped the blow. “My good man,”’ said Brown, “now do go into bed. Is there anything [—"’ Wisk came the erutch over our heads, and as we ducked, the msniac leaped rapidly past us from bed to bed, gained the door, and ere we had time to intercept him, he was in the pas- 33, 2 the ceiling of the passage just cutside this door was atrap which led out upon the roof; it was not far from the floor. With the activi- v of madness he leaped. caught the edge of the trap. swung himself up. and was upon the roof. Ve looked at each other. *Here’s a business,”’ says Brown, ‘he'll be down in the street in a twinking, for he'll nm stand agains: this wind.”” ~ What a mess we shall get into!’ was my selfish thought. We gota pair of steps, and etting up them put our heads out of the trap be moon was shining bright, but the wind was shrieking through the old stacks of chim- neys; and now and then atile detached would slide down the roof and drop into the street. ~: By jove,”’ says Brown. *-he must have fal- Jen; Lcan’tsee him anywhere. Let me look. Ah, there’ Good heavens! how could he have gut there, right at the end of this pointed old roof, covered with slippery tiles?” Across this, in the moonlight, we could see a long shadow, and what 1 at first took to bea chimney-stalk. was the madman, standing gaz- ingon the moon. Ateach gust of the fierce wind his body swayed as though he would fall; but there he stood in all the sublimity and strength of mania, gazing at — whose supposed influence over sach unfortunates as himself, has given its name te the most awful of maladies. What could we do? The nurses, the porters were assembled at the foot of the steps. Our feeling of responsibility was in- tensely peinful. An exclamation. a sudden noise, might send that poor wretch tumbling into the street. What were we todo? I felt something push by me on the stepe, and then, for the first time, noticed that Jourdan had re- joined us. A paroxysm of coughing had kept im below stairs when Brown anc [ hurried into the ward. I saw his eyes spackling, and heard his rough breathing as the little fallow said * Hold these.” and put — ot half-Wel- lingtons into my hands. as he mad, too, taking off his boots in such a place?’ ~* Why. Jourdan, what—”’ *Hash'’’ said he, as he raised himself through the trap and stood on the roof. We now saw he was going to seize the madman. The latter, as I have suid, was a tall, stout man in 4 state of acute mania; our friend was diminutive, and his naturally small frame was wasted by disease. He got on the sharp apex of the slooping roof; a blast of wind came, and down he went, but he caught something, raised himself, and walked along, like one on a tight ro} The madman does not seem to notice him. We watch them both, and our bearts beat not only with anxiety but shame. The ‘ibilit of such a fate never had éntered our own imagi- ations. Now he nears the maniac, who notices him, taras half round, and throws his arms up in defiance. But on Jourdan goes. Their shadows now mingle on the roof. The wind seems to howl louder, and our eyes less able to distinguish objects * ‘Great Heaven! they're down,” said Brown, Squeezing wy arm, us something ratiled over the roof. No—it was only a tile What are they doing? They are nearer us now—Jourdan walked wearily backwards, and leading the maniac, whom he had grasped by the breast of his night shirt. Still are these mad bands held out threateningly over the frail figure guiding him to safety. They reach the tray Brown and I descended the steps to make room for this strange pair. Down they come. We seize the great mad arms and pin them down, and put the man to bed. We turn to look for Jourdan, he is quietly pulling on his boots again; and so we all re- tara to the house-surgeon’s room. I shall not trouble the reader with any moral reflections, which he may draw, as well as myself, from this little adventure. Poor Jourdan’s brave spirit is now, I trast, where he obtains a clearer insight into those great truths he so en- thusiastically investigated in his shert and use- fal life. The patient whose life he saved was only suffering from temporary mental excite- meat, and is now « strong and useful man. —_——.20e-____ Wasy't Acgvarstep.—Two drunken fellows were walking aloug in the rain. The drunkest one then asked *: Dick, (hie) does-er rain thic)?” ‘* In course it rains,”’ said Die! The answer was apparently satisfactory. and they proceeded several rods fartl when the question was again propavaded by the anxious searcher after ¢rath under difficulties “ Dick, I say D (hic) tell me does-er rain ?"’ “ Johnny,”’ said Diek, solemn! I'm afraid = ak in course it's raini n a few minutes Johney was again troubled. with doubts, and sought tail ‘aly Y * Dick, seems-er me (hic) ser-gvin’ (hic) er- rain (hie)'"’ Dick exasperated Don't yer see it rainin’ Johnny?” Jehnny— ‘Seuse me ) (hic.) I aint much scquainted in this town (ic). ‘Tohuny, yer a fool. rainin’. Can't yer feel it —Ebennig Star. ven, XIV. THE NICARAGUAN'S RETU: EDUCATIONAL. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1859. N&. 2,066. y copies... Bisnis nar manent seek rege sr ae le copies at counter, jedi paper. Price— whe ect as agente will be 20 cents. icetheceneme TEAVELEES’ DIRECTORY. As Performed by George Christy for Three | ————— ether Pees east ‘Moatvad ‘and’ Fifty Genauedeter Nights, Wie nop een other ms Oak, eae WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE. Broadway, New York. F pared or in the cord jen; nt Twelve professors and ‘a constitute the Scexe—A Wood. Enter Old Soldier, r. e., Progiicahee anus a .& W.M. GALT, ‘nt poard of instruction. cs ITH, Principal, will ih vain, am in od Back con, large shoes, | Prometers orga Si Stean Pie vacate, | Reet fata S08 sree yen Bk Red te m.each day. se7-Im™ ete. + Cor. 12th and C sts., No. 547. Soldier—Dis must be de place; every tree sith = se Orders left ither p'ace will recei t 4 FOURTEENTH SESSION OF THE and shrub am familiar to me—eben de ole | attention. Steither P'ace-will vere hn aoe A ADEXY will commence on the purop dat I passed just now has a ‘semblance OTICE! Sorcoctie a a ‘or particulars see cirou t seems to me a—a—— TO THE CONSUMERS OF FUEL. ob days gone a RH EELE, A. M nter George. No. 245 1 st., bet. i5th and 16th. we ee, cargo of that celebrated Broad Mountain an 3-'m sh and Locust Mountain Red Ash COAL daily or ‘OR RENT=A four story BRICK HOUSE on L near the ent ‘92 per’ month. Also, a STORE snd Chie R, on Sveuss. pear 1 KX, = Minder Mf 7 o a mont aguire of W. He PRENTISS sorser of ish streets. aur Fok RENT—A two-si BRICK DWEL- LING HO! ‘eseantiy situa’ Mth st. between Rand S: Willbe for tent alterna eats! A t. 5 JOSHE HP. SMP, between Sande Ab! here comes one dat can gib me de infor- expected, which I wili gall il at red ‘ices from HE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, mation [ seek. Young man, can you tell me Ree venael. fo cash. Also, Berg ee stock of T* Taniede ig pie Oehecd Rant J. if—ah! for three weeks I have not tasted food. . of various kinds. early if you want is Institution wi! opened on Monday, Sept. George—{To audience.] He must be rather the ae Rapin lomest price. ania 5th. Circulars may be ‘obtained At Boukstores, or en pplication tothe Principal at the Institutio: The limited number of scholars, ‘thirty.) the ample pvate Play grounds, and the quiet location, ler his a most desirable school for bo: Math st., east sida, near the Canal. s in by dis time. "abdler Trent years ago I left dis spot, an WwW oop: woonb!:: my poor littte broder must be quite a man by au 25 tf ‘A.C. RICHARDS, Prin’l, dis time. I left him boling on de hillside. WiO.0 Dit | a See pi as == z js ‘ds prime OAK WOOD, ENTRAL ACADEMY George—[Aside.| Oh! he was a gambler | 72 cords prime Oat gon, Cc Feta eh Oh my! [Soldier advances, r., and drops valise 100 do. best guality BAKERS’ do. A SELECT scHuoL, For nove on George's toes.] Oh dear! Now on hand and foe 8a 6 low, in large or amail SILAS MERCHANT, A. M., Principal. Soldier—Ha! wouldst rob me of my all? | 4#stity. WARDED & ote vAR ‘Tho exercises of this Institution will ba resumed [Pounces on him. } oo omen’ Bree ng and 12 on the Ist Monday in September. Application may be made to the Principal at the above address Circulars will be found at the bookstores, au24 tm MES, BORTELL, Informs her friends and the L : publie that her DO the eornee of E and 5t George—Oh, don’t! I wouldn't take noffin. Soldier—My all is in dat casket. George—His aw/! Why, he must be a shoe- maker. Say, hab you got your lapstone and hammer wid you? VAL C “ COAL : COAL! 500 tons of RED and WHITE ASH CUAL, now on the way, will pe gid low from noses! th streets. will be reopaned on MONDAY, the ember. A punctual attendance of her G ti Soldier—{looking around.) I haven't seer R, een) +: Ieigchal A ad pupils is reapectfully requested. an 23-Im an honest — since I came into dis part chy de} se2 Office, H and 121 Mrs. MCCORMICK dee oe her country. I really a—(to Tom, si ¥ ell, : Tar ! ‘and tl bl ally th thansin cee gatlo whetI-cali.a-geot, honest! V oOo Oo D: C O A L! | friends and the public generally that she will resuine the duties of her Schoo! on the Ist Monday in Sep- tember next. i i The course of study pursued will compriseal! the branches requisite toa thorough English educa tos. ‘ta addition to her day scholars she is desirous of open countenance. George—Yes. you'd say so if you could only see him about dinner-tims. Soldier—Young man! [Advances.| Wouldst McKNEW ¢ MARLOW'S EAM, SAWING. SP N = STEAM SNEWS PLITTING FIRE ILL. Corner of Seventh str: ind Canal, i i We now have greater facilities for Sawing and | receiving into her family a few pupils aa boarders, opens — ee canny ais Splitting Fire" Wood, consequently reduced cut | Sead Homie to ity cae ete eererss - Prices, viz: me¢iate careand oversight. Her arrangemsnts for the accommodation and due care of pupils have been considerally increased Soldier—Twenty years! Listen, then, an mark me. bs Wood, sawed in 4 pieces, 86 per cord. [George marks him on the back d Wood, sawed 1" 4 pieces an ; Split, $6.50 per cord, | and otherw proved. ‘Those in Washington with whitewash brush.| Twenty years ago—| T> pine Wood. sa and desiring particular informat'on with reference to do [live while I tell it? [weeps}—there lived = ak Split, $5 per cord. | her schtcl may aoply te We De Walkele Bae the Star For terms and further particulars apply at hor Teeny No: 35 Cameron street, ‘Alexandria, Va. iy 27 FRANKEN ACAD Bana ASE Coal of all Kasse oat. for cash. i in dis village a ro colored woman who W & MARLOW. joys. LOW, W 00b:coan $f had two sons, both George—Both boys! boys a gal? Soldier—Silence, and listen. For many years Wasn't one ob dem {17> Corner of 7th street and Canal. 27 SM Y._H street, betiveen 10 A No. 422 7th st., bet. @ and H. am Yet soe sewee eS ANAL !-COAL! We havo now ou hand. and are daily receiving, a dey grew up, de delight ob dere parents, till | selact stock of WOUD and COAL, which we oer | The excroises of thix luatitution will be resumed de ‘oldest boy conceived de idea ob joining de | 8tthe lowest rates. We sclicit orders frem those pg as OEE ee ped aed as ean be seen who wish to lay ina supply for the winter, feeling satisfied that we cau suit them as fo quality and price. Cireulars, giving full information, can be had at Blanchard & Mohun’s Bookstore, au If-eolin R. B. DETRICK,A. M. ASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITU PE, Under the direction of Mrs. ELIZA W. SMITH. a Mrs. Smirx (late Principal of the Mystic Hall army. De old folks interfered to make nim change his mind, but go he would; so dere was no use in talkin. He left dere side in de sum- mer bloom, an in one hour—one short hour—he was thousands an thousands ob miles an miles a Since dat day he has neber seen his Thoxe in want of fuel would save money by ring, #0 8sto have it sent frem the wharf or Ndirect. [auS3l-eolm] CHAPIN & BRO, O HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. | oO a sire, un longs for de time when he shall 0 YOUR Ss § nary.) takes pleasure in giving notice that the see once more dat little gamboliug broder on wail 65 Sh LL rour Winter eicitionsl buildings aud riding grounds, on the = de hillside— A VAYN TER at the Red Sign, at the new | Ws cursgrox Fraate txesttoe oil oot ie an George—Does my ears deceibe by eyesight ? | Her, Qrener Of Mh and Canal streets, oppouite | ished: and that, with a corps c experienced tea h- Ah! [Advances. All look at his feet. his shoes, You will not only be sure of full mossure, | Ofg).ahe will open her Seminary there in October. | ete., while George scans him more minutely,| | but you_wiil $% Fete 00d Sewed in, 2,3, or 4 | sipnds of cdacation. have boon ploasee ur emileee Had you a moder ? pieces, ‘and Split 1} any size desired. in her system of instruction, will not lassen by her ia conte per cord cheaper than it is sold FS Hi Wack ool the Bey Quali an posi has the bi hen caalnet fT i ay : : i x arts vid Bonen: <Cl t 7 6 biggest Pine > it for = vaaine Wood, {7 All delivered Free of Ch Wood <0 jelive: ree o} x - Free of Charee:t — Soldier—I had a moder. had « moder. George—Dat moder had two sons—sons ? Soldier—She had, as you remark. cores os day—may each returning day be night, as you recounted nofin—he left for parts unknown; be has neber been heard ob since dat day. removal South; and that those from other parts of Why, ob course I the United States, who have been unable to send their daughters to her. owing to the climate and Istance of Massachusetts, will embrace thix op- portunity, finding the District of Columbia of more genial temperature. and more accessible. The Seminary will be ofa high order, and parents and guardians are assured that no efforts or appli- ances wil! be wanting to secure the comfort, thor- ie struction, and elegance of their daughters aud wards. aes: Notice. If the above doves not show how i “An one dreadful night the wind it blew, w- ‘Apolications will be answerod and pupils received De thunder thundered an de snow itsnew! | ECU Rich oH itshows wheretogetyour | yith her iimited uursber ie complete. Nuinber of Soldier—Hum' [Both approach in front.| | Now please call at the ahove office FT nd ny Te ae TE Woes, Mdeces Mrs. George—Ha: bat he! ho! ha! by! Methinks | IE You willgets quarter of g cord of the best | Fag 7A W. SMITH, Washingign. D-C.:, Be I should know that broder by a sear on his| flr'si;g pisose 134; 4 pieces 81 = wrist. bout’ Gai’? pi ‘S143 ploces ghar tecee | "Two vourt MALY TEACHE Soldier—I hab dat scar, and many a good | $!-62%s; or the best Hickory, 2 pieces § 1-5; 3 pieces ere, are desirous of enterin; ry for ladies, 1.75; 4 pieces $2. ‘All other parts ofa cord at same 5, ole soldier hab I sear'd wid it. ie : . ere nin ht oe rage i, ” 4 zi ocal an netrumen’ ui An, ne! tee Erle tarde’ Hotel oc st Winn Baten oso kponite, Wil. | nigher English Studios, Drawiugs Pastel and ‘Gee? Hotel ; orat Wm. Bailantyn: or at Page’s wharf, at the foot of 7th cian Painting. tended to, Office removed to the nort George—Does har! ‘or testimon’ tly at- aids of the Ror toatimn apply faye giliter of the Star, Soldier—Dat feet! Ob, dear! t | brid ‘7th and Canal streets, ey | OF te Mr. Wot itor ofthe Republic, least! = lb, dear: Twelve 8 fo pfoompany the ‘orderor be ready whl piste fuel jy 12 aa vista eonne ianee Both—Ha' ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! Come to de | #aeive ee SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIE armes ob your long-lost broder. (Beth fan | iif A.PAYNTER. at Pace’a Wharf, | A’ WILL BE OPEXED AT No, 489 E stree:, between 34 and 4th sts., Washing- ton September 1st, 1858. Mus. GEN’L WHEELER, Principat. _ The object of this Institution will be the attain- awkwardly; George gets up, very sulky. George—I don’t care to meet any more ob GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. my relations just about now; no. sir-ee! [Exit.] ] (1RAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES, ment of thorough education {rom the elemental t George Christy's Ethiopten Joke Boot CO Misren boreses Bette tonne) the ornamental branches of polite litaratere, te a, D. C— We invit» the attention of the public to our stock of pureCRAB APPLE CIDER, which is now as sweet as if it was just from the press. Warranted ioe Le are juice, put up by us, expressly for this mar! aug (States) ARNY & SHINN. W BLACKBERRY BRANDY. ee Have just reed a stock of Tarner’s BLACKBERRY BRANDY—an excellent remedy for Eiatthen, &eo. ARNY & SHINN, au6 (States) Union Bottling Depot. FOBSALE OR RENT.—The HOUSE No. 104 by $+ ‘woe - The Emperor in Retreat. A letter from St. Sauveur of the 20th says: “The Emperor and Empress the day after their arrival began to take the baths. His Majesty bathes every morning at7, and her Majesty at 8. in the course of the day they make excursions in the ag wenger and have already been twice to Breges, where the Government pro- — to re-estublish a military hospital. The ee tobe takes great interest in the projected irs. Wheeler will be assisted by experi which enced and approved teachers. Mrs. Wheeler has had long experience in teach- ing, and respectfully solicits the patronage of her friends and the public gensrally ree or four young ladies will be recerved into the family varders, and be under the immediate supervision of the Principal. Circa ‘8 can be obtained on application to the Principal bookstores of the city or to the Principal. jy 18-e0tOoth Ce West street, Georgetown, at present oocupied | ‘The ninth annual session of this Schoo! will com- estal apr and has os eas plans submit- Mr. Arthur Ecko $ snd lyin al ro mid wa: the mence September Ist. The course of instruction ted to him. Itis said bis Majesty will order | $4usre immgdiately ‘west of Montgomery street, | will he comprehensive an jorough. < Fi ; ; r north side. @ he locality 1* so generally and favor: A limited ladies will be ived Sauveur, but thus far cnly cae ato ouint | ably knowa Tor its hemithfulnoes, and its ehcice a0- | into Mrs: Holts pomily ee bearhies hots cece Sauveur: but thus fur only one operation is cer- ¥aeto make further description unnecessary. | every effort will be used to maka the Institution & Mr. Schote "will give posscacion atvery spertnd: tice. Address E, B. ADDISON, agent, Alexan- dria. jy 8-2aw' tain—the restoration of the oli pommarege of St. Pierre, the ruins of which are opposite Lug The chapel there was formerly a place of pil- grimage,and the hermitage a certain degree of celebrity. The Emperor and Empress ap- peared much pleased with their new residence. ‘I visited various parts of the Alps,’ said the Emperor the other day to one vf the principal functionaries of the district, ‘but I have never happy home for all its inmates. - F iroulars, giving full partieulars,wil! be furnished on app!ication to the above addr a e0tOctlo —_— ESE << MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. (MUSICAL CARD. A. F. LITTLE, Provsssox or Music, having returned te Washington (after the vac: ) A TAKE NOTICE. LI. Persons owntng property on Ist street and Gay street, are Tequired by orcioances of the Cor- poration of Georgetown, app-oved on the It of September, ess, to have the footways | he same, With goor y ug hard b ick, upon suf nd in conformity wo the streets. The curling must | wighos to inform hie friends and patrons, that seen anything so pretty as the valley of Luz. | be put in tuorough order, with now materials of the | fa hae sesumed the dates or tie: rofession. We had the other evening a littie scene, | 228! 4¥s!ity. or with the use of those now there, if i @ professor of the musical department at : 2S ee ; | fit for the purpose. These improvements must be ick Semicary. and having pupilseleewhere, i which was really of charming simplicity, and | completed by the 1sth day of October next, or they | has but a few leiwure hours to devote to. prt which excited the enthusiasm of the inhabit- ants and the bathers, from the contrast it pre- will then be made by the subscriber, and paid for have bee ; 3 i vives g Dat of the proasede’ of the taxes which scholars in thiae ty; to 8 his services tuere. for, early application is requested. Py ts 5 ed that 8 matert . e had . G.) - sented to the idea generally entertained of im- | as the wa:kuauship, must bo of's kind. to be np. | (hedge wuaccireuers fie pireetaca Pe arcane erial majesty. The mountaincers of Luz are | proved of by tho sutsoriber, or they will be rejected. | “Residence at Dr. Hunt's, No. 310 Pa. ave. | ena for their skill in singing. They are rose persons who ma unfertake to have their . ee ee ee = “ piano FORTE AND ORGAN INSTRUC- TION. improvements made under their own supervision, are notified that the same must done according to the legal grade o” the streets, or they will be re- simple peasants, most of whom cannot read, and not one of whom knows music; but they i i i ed at it. MISS Y. STUMPF, pupil of HEIN sing together, with great taste and skill, the | JA") ovmation which may be further donred | of SS.A/ See Meny pupll of HE songs of the country, or pieces of their own | can be had on application to the undersisned. spectfully intimates to th loving citr composition. A number of singers collected | Persons Sine to contract for so much of the | sens of Washington. t « had many above nanuied wor ; ‘ as may not be comploted by the | years experience in tea now prepared to ahi sPutregs os the house rs by | Isth day of October next. can leave their sealed | fecuive pupils occhar he beniy r thee more ad- jesties, and began singing. The draw- Broposels for the same at this office, by the 10th day | vanced, to give instructions on the Piano and Or ing-room in which their majesties sit is on the | of October next. gan. Terms moderate, Application can be made HENRY ADDISON, Myor, Mayon’s OrFick, Georgetown, Dent September 13th, 1858, a6 14 StawtlsthOct ground floor, and the moment the singers began the Emperor appeared at the door, and was shortly afterwards followed by the Empress. ‘The Empress seated herself on a chair on the And any orders pository, Fa ay ite iol tf fcat Mr. DeCcrniel’s Musical Re- enue, will neet duaattention. Un- nal reference as to ability can be given, situation ae Organist will be accepted, s i the | TURNER'S a —-- door-steps, with two ladies of honor behind GINGER WIN M USICAL INSTRUCITION. her; and the Emperor, deseending amongst GI ehnre duet received and have forsale Turner's ty THE IraLian Styur,) ¢ AARP, PIANO, Get SINGING, + &. the crowd, stood leaning against the wall. The FA : Prof. DE. CCENIEL’S long and practical expe- NE—s reliable remedy for Dy spopaia, singers, though somewhat moved at such close General Debility, Weakness of the Stomach, Di- &rrhea, Dysentery, &c. i i i y ARNY & SHINN r i, theartof Teaching Mu evables Well, aud their Mefectiee corel ee | ene otatse) _sorstiromn and Olive tn. | Lets hae grenatng Museo sbice the Musica! education of even tho-e poasess- ing ordinary aluiity, in less than one half the tune the signal of applause. One of the songs was a uiWis PAYNE Wao resark BOOT AND SHOE REALER, sort of cantata in honor of the mperial family, ge strest, Georgetown. D. usually devot-d to the study of Music under the . diferent instruction of iwcompetent tefrhers, and @ prayer to God to watch over the Empe- ‘The attention of the trad respectfully called to ttenti aid to th es secular devel- ror and the Imperial Prince, which it pe mock af Voutie’, wg od Due attention psid to the proper muscular devel é UPSKIN SHOES, for Y, Seuity, julamer wear opment of the hands for obtaining et va tly, tained, drew tears to the eyes of the Empress and elasticity of touch; and las not least, 7 vor f my own manufacture. the true mannor of rendering M eful, bril When the singing had ceased, the bystanders fy ‘stock of PAT INT LEATHER i d ive,—th t 1 th cried out, with grent enthusiayn, "Vire Bow: | WORK isis aorta and wall Surthyof ater ani course nf inetruction ns puraued by ak Colle” pereur”’ Vive mperatrice!’*Vivela Prince rT 00" Slate professors in Eerope. Tuperial”” The Empress then advanced to tha | <4 argo, lot of ate seo yw ip , Only a limited number of pupi’s received, ‘s - Parties wishing to make their engagements will do singers. aceompani: Ui by the Enperor, and ad- weil toapply as soon us possible to - Sountry merchants and others in to them her thanks and compliments. |, vant are Prof. C.T. DE CCENIEL, «The Emperor and Empresr,”’ says a letter | pita ednag od, emilee ceorep ye ar au 21m ncinal Rapewters. F9. thete. from Biarritz, ‘are not expected to reach thi loth and Lith lace until about the 10th of September. The . MUSICAL NOTICE, \jesties will not, it is though’, prolong their CABINET WARE, &c. Mr. war. foo bea Fay; of the Oca- ay at the villa beyond the 25th, when the D STREET. New York, respectfu Court will return to Paris, and then proceed to ington Compeigne, some days earlier .ban was at first | .}APERHANGINGS—New stock, cheap for in Saal oe ea ecte i expected.”’ ‘i Papor hung by experienced workmen, aud satis- ig Rreoared to give INSTRUCT ONS an —————re-____ pos fore : grind Ni Horace Verset's Pictcnes.—Any one, of PRIN DAT LOUNGES, ge, in VOCAL MUSIC. Applications to be late years, who has walked vy the miles of | GARY NUT TETE-A TETES, 82. | Mr. METZEROTT'S icta: v e7 hi KE! ID ROCKL Seen sy 37.50. where a cireulsr will be found stating term: Penrose at Versailles (and the walls of the] SLEEPY-HOLLOW CHAIRS gi2 further particulars. Tho best ef references given palace are more thoroughly canvassed than os the Furniture is mant red in this | onapplication, A CLASS IN SINGING will ba ever a doubtful district was for an election,) , svermien 4 He 1. Rave cubes red certain number of pupils shall ; . T. K. PLANT & CO., have subseribed their nam: au 27-3m ave noted particularly the sketches of Parperhangers and U pho!sterer: : = —-- = = left to be finished ky other artists, 360 D ty bet: sth and 10th. Jos “RODGERS & SON. Sieeh these die while he was yet in Algiers filling his portfolio | _(€7" Furniture Repaired and Varnished- aple-ty | J tinguished weber at Cee ethene he with pencil-seenes for other pic’ures. In many RANK T SAND: UND SSTARES, north- | land, we have just received a varied ~tock of Pen ate.. eases these pictures cover th+ entire wall on one side of an immense saloon. Such Zouaves, and Pocket Knives, and Knives, with ‘and without Parke, all kinds. of bendion Corvin ‘oops constant! all Kinds 01 oa zen of READY-MADE COF- Kotves to mateh; Butcher and Shoe Knives; Ra- such Arabs, and such horses! For V hi 8 i cases, &c. Th ood with his pencil, brings out every daneita te cet < he sttecd te oy ooeeatere, ey om tee are so oe phe, poe =. emaekane lief as easily as the horse would do himself in | °!4 burts! grounds to the new tions from us. Buying toem of the makers for cash drawing a mere c cart. In battle scones | _ Terms most reasonable. weet: | ceveet nee ten Ibopleanel te chow thees . oe Fy be has no livi ual. The Emperor is fortu- ¢ — articles to the public, feeling assured that an exam- nate in feving tock an artist t» band down bis OOK A YeREMNRY taatows wilt ee NESthn & SHIELDS, ictured immortality. (We suggest a subject | FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. ay 330 Pa ote poate fir the appropriate picture: ses yl clip- we, >have on pen TON he sa 7 stock of ; | ae sede = 2 ing the imperial ’s claws, and thus re- tndiyotal IGABS— wholesale ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fustag. to & peace fi -) ie ore aati $s Will do well to eal” All °1 ‘Will attend to ali branel ie of hs profenaion, than a ~ even esa ay nee oh In the wildest revo TH Seventh street, near G, 803 | corte Ome NO a ee eS taphens’.) i the teeri: own, the OOR PLAT’ R PLATFS, DOOR ONN: i , Sicudecn cones | for thay” are leukes Dik reas 20 patiorae Siivor-piated | IB Wait one ROWE eet upon as the property of the pecple. ve lf "DEMPSEY & @TOOLE'S, | seize~ OAR orm ‘OR RENT—A valuable GROCERY STORE situated on the corner of 12th and B ste west, near theesnal. Itis well Gtted up with shelving. counter, bus, &o., and is the most desirable stand in éity for a resident, country and river trade, For terms apply to Mr. JOHN MOORI:, No. 191 Louisiana aveau of 10th street west, au i2 tf OR SAL + —I offer tor sale a vaiuable FARM tm Loudoun county, Virginia, on most libers. =~ rae 226 noree or will cneones roved ott ro; * is proper is site- one ofthe pag and ighty culti pfthe county. Convenient to the cans! aud ratiroad, BENJ. P. SMITH, ie 8-tf City Halt. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-8i A in UABLE Sane, sone ' miles Seprsetow! the intersection of the the corner roads, consi’ of 12 acres. In re on the premises, or of Z RICHARDS. and K streets, Washington, D.C. ia 10 T PRIVATE SALE—Several good and well- arranged three story FRAME HOUSES, with two-story back buildings, containing from 9 to 12 rooms each ; good yards ; k and side alleys. The above property ix located on the north side of Mas. sachusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th Per sons desirous of obtaining a pesitay and quiet resi dence would do weil to call at No. 910 of said prop- erty. Also, several smailer Houses on the square for sale. je 2- FOR SALE—An improved FARM of 1:0 acres, in Montgomery county. Md., ® miles from Washington, near the Rockville turnpike. The buildings are new, consisting of a confortable dwelling, containing % rooms, with a well of pure water at the dour; the out buildings consist of a efanery, stabling, co-n-house, carrisge-houre, shedding, &c. Fifty acres in grass, inclu ing 23 of Rock creek meadow land: & you orchard of Peaches and othsr fruits, “Will bs sold lows ar ext changed for city property. Terms to suit the pur- chaser. Apply to Lieut. JULIUS 8. BOBRER, No. 27 Pa.av., near the Circle. au 3t-Staw4w" {OR SALE—The subsoriber will ee!!,on accom= modating terms, a very convenient and Gesira- ble tw: aory brick DWELLING mOUSE. kiteh- en. dairy and smoke house, with a pump of good water in the yard, situated on Frederick, between Second and Third stro:ts, Georgetown. The lot on which the house stands. fronts 40 feet on Frederick street running back 9 fset more or less, The first ayment wil: be required in money, On the de- ‘erred payments. secured by a deed of trust on property, time will be givon sat-sfactory to the pur- chaser. "Apply to WM. G. RIDGELEY, au 3 e0Sw 0. 76, Ist street, Georgetown. &o. D DENTISTRY. R. HILLS, after a practios’ test of two yen: fecis that he can with confidence recom- mend the Cheop!astic Process for insertin, Srtificial teeth it has the advantages o| strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Full upper seta inserted for $35. Partial in proportion. Office 306 Pa. avenue. se7 D DENTAL NOTI R. M. LOOMIS Will be abse during the summer months, as usual, bu will return in the fall to resume practice. =“ will be seen by further and timely no- 08. fon the city pega ian ae jy 13-tf PEA w4akeE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE- RIES. FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Manacens, Witainctos, DeLaware. The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are drawn daily at Wilmington, Del,, at 15 minutes bee fore lee m, All drawing: der the superintendence of Lottery Commissioners appointed by the State, PRIZES PAID AS ON AS DRAWN. rs, 1S drawn baiots. ‘Apitals, $28,000 | 4 prizes of.. 14,000] 4" do, $,900110 do. — --- lo oy &e., ko. Tickets $8, halves $4, quarters §2, oighths §1. TUESDAY. September 20. Class 125—75 numbers, iz drawn ballots, ‘apitals, 5% inane | prizes of. . 4 do, 40,000 WEDNESDAY, September 21. Class 1i—78 numbers, 14 drawn ballots. 1 f. gsisont| $ aa rf. $2,000 rize of " 1z08 of. f 1 Pn Go. as | fo Prdo. > 1,00 5 do. 354|18 do. > yee & &e., &e Tickets $10, haives $5,quarters $2.50, eighths $1.25 THURSDAY. Septomber 2. Class 127—78 numbers, 14 drawn ballots, Capitals. oy &e. 2.50, quarters $1.25, FRIDA Class 123—75 num: , 2 drawn ballots, 820,006 | prizos of. ¢ -- 82, 08 of.. ‘ iam | 10 dos ie 4,560 ke. &e. >, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25. SATURDAY. September 24 CONSOLID 2 LOTTERY Class 4. Address—FRAN Whanne ingt: nj mistutes before 12 1 MONDAY, September 19. Class 151-78 numbers, 1 drawn ballots, 2 priz 1 prize of. 2 do,” de do, .t 1900 | 2 ey ko, Tickets $1. TUESDAY, Septem! «& ke, ber 20. drawn ballota. “7 tals. 1 prizeof.......... 15 prizes of... Cy ke, &e, Tickets $1. WEDNESDAY, September 21, Class 153—73 numbers, 12 drawn ballots, Capi -§1,000 Class 152—75 numbers, 12 8. 6, 0) | 4 prizes of .. , ¥ &c, PARE on ke. Tickets 81. THURSDAY, September 22, Clase 151—78 scent 3drawn ballots, at a Tiekets $1. FRIDAY, September 38. Class 155-73 numbers, 12 draws ballots, Capitals. 5,801 | 2 p 1,50/2° do. 1.000 ‘&o. Tickets $1. SATURDAY, Septamber 24 Class 156—75 numbers, 1S drawn ballots, — Tickets s.. ders for tickets or certificates of P; Fi pce ith the moat prompt and confidential atten- tien, and the printedofficial drawings sent as soon res as over, i. SRANCE, BR IBENTS & C aide ee Delaware. *: formerly with” G. & T. PARKER & co. NEW STORE. spe feleotntine ann « meee ~ ave Stere, > eir ew Oo. ‘enn. 8) IWanis avenue, between bb and 7th FRESH GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, ES LIQUORS, CIGARS, &¢., &., i i vitor sell as cheap ss any other house t® (. M. keattne.) rn cnn Passace, it camgsay oes aa east ee Sea vee cot ee WEDN connecting with Alexandra steamboats or railroad, which leave the corner of 7th street and Pa. avenve hourly, or tay can leave on the steamer from the Western Wharves at 11 can be engay Rete roms lication to Messrs, Morzan & Rhinciarl, Westert Witarres, Il be received up to the hours of depar- ee re Insurance will be efferted all thislive at the office of the ‘Company at ipo cox premium. ‘The accommodations for passencers by this jine Are in every ri t be le to render th York an agreeable and healthful one. For freight or passage apply to FOWLB & CO., Aj Ale: Fens Ae CROMWELL & CO. orner Albany, New York R /GH LINE TO CALIFO! NA. via PANAMA. on the Sth and 2th of every month, by the i TA ADRIATIC, ATLANTIC and BAL TIC, (formerly in the Liverpool Line.) Theakors unrivalled steamships, owned by the North Atian to Steamship are now ber led fk ajornia trade, one of which will leave vot of Canal street, on the Sth October, at 2 and semi monthly thereafter. The rates of aed freight will be as reasonabie ay line. They have large freighy rangements for the comfort sengers will be xuch as to Ae experienced surgeon wi sbip. BALTIMORE AND Uh1O LAR THRO: RAILROAD. Trains ovor this road, going through te sl! pointe West, Northwent and SJutiwent, leave Balitimore at7.2am a . ine one at 73a, mn. stops at al! Way Stations, hat at 4.5 p. m, is express and stops only at prir- cipal points. wae : For'PARKERSBURG, and stations on that road take 4.05 p. m. traia. 4 Passengers from Washington, to connect with above, will leave at 6.59 a. m. and 3.29 p. m. r \ WAshinaTon BRANCH. i e a8 lollows : From WASHINGTON at €40 and 6.50.8, m., 3.29 and 6.15 p. m, From BALTIMORE at 4.20 and 7.45 &. m.,4.15 aud 59 p. m. On Synday but one train each way— « sm. For ANNAPOLIS and Way Staiions leave st 6.50 a.m. and 345 pm. For NORFOLK at32 p.m. ‘Treing - N Ew XK ORK ay fede a and 6.9 be 2) p. m. Ly, exoe ay evenin at 32°. ™., Thich only owe Ph adelphin, ane’ kets sold to RUSTON eithe: Norwich and Woregter orks Stennis Liane whee MOUNTAINS by Norwich and Worcester, Round trip tickets can be trains to eegrg morning day evening to 3 jos a by the evening C. reins, and from Satur- 01 ornin, PH: PARSONS, Agent. OTICE.—The Steamer JAMES GUY having resumed ter route sa a Poto- +! ve sehiny non mac river, wll! lea’ rate TUESDAYS for CURRI nd on F RIDA TS ommencius on the sthof April) for PINEY POINT and KINSALE, at6 a.m. re- turning, will leave Kirsaleon SATURDAYS st@ & Ba. stopping at all of the Eg ‘Sr landings going . LUCIEN 8. PAGE, Prop” Nara's.. Boven, Agent, Arexandrias inar 2-tt -ANGEMENT ror 18%—Hours of departure a IRGE PAGE Thr mepgened mo WashtzgtorSteatner Geo Si eat + 3, mt a.™m., and |. Mm. ‘Krom Washington—Stea: me thorns Coligerat Send 10 & m.. 15 m2, 4, end m. From Alexandria—Steamer mi 7,9,11 & m.. i, 3, and 5p. m., except Friday moraings, when! e Coliye : il ra 5 trips to Mount Vernon, as heretofor 3nd pm her trips between Wasbii end "32-4 .m. only. ‘he 64 8. m. and 7¢ p. m. boats from Washington gonneet with the trains ofthe Orange and Alexan- dria Railroad for the South and Southwest. ap 14 Meoust VE ARMING EON. TOMB Twice a Weck Ons her istics steamer THO) As COLL re will ron reg- aaty to Feats Vernon the = ‘o1 nt Bev annie patos an y 5 Gi wharf, at the foot of 7th street, at 10's, m., and re- turning at ha! c leave all the Hotdle nad the corger Ct = Penney wanin even ‘and 7th st.atos. nm. upd trip 81. herent clerics NEW ARRANGEMENT: GREAT eee, ROUTE, Via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RatLRoaD. FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D.C. bs INIA TENNESSEE, VIR a oRER? f Ww in obtained at a3 i STERN Raltkoaw ok. ” of Pennsyivann venue ty Ashington, on board of the Steam cry Bad ioe of the Orange George 2, or at the offi Alexandria Railrosd, at Alexandria, OND, DANVILLE, LYNCHRU RISTO RNORSILLE, Bi tons ATLAS. ‘A, CHATTANOOGA. NASTIVILLE, HUN VILLE,. GRAND JUNCTION, MEMPHI MONTGOMERY AND Ns. By 8 direct route, and co: vous railway connec. « tion to Memphis, res =a Affording greater expedition and comfort, and over ‘a6 miles shorter than by any other route, he steam ferry boat Goorge Page leaves the foot of 7th street’at 6% a. m., for sennatrin, weere sengers take the cars chmond, Charlottavilie, Staunton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock,Ac., ‘Snd at Gy p. m. for Richmond and al! points Seuth- ~ iNg Sure Bnd cluse Connections to Mem- phis. Bagrarce ls nxt —_ Cuatinnes leave the office Z Sm. And 6 p.m. Pe Sree Ee MES A. EVANS, Agent, jo17-tf Washington, TRUNKS, BOOTS, SHOES, &o Ho™=+ MADE Ladies’ English Giove Kid Butto: Hoe: od Lit _ ae - Ladies’ best English sadias’ Double sole isses’ and Children’ every descriptio: ‘@ OFF AT gienueenk ek lemgeoncee Sane, to maki e re Bteck © “ast ‘n- ie 5 make room fur Home-made Work. BOOTS AND SHOES. ned Double-sele -- 82H, ned tf — H. MELA & SO 6 520 CHEAPER THAN R. 520 10,000 Stock or boots axpSHors Not at Cost, RUT SMALL Paorirs. Having Inid in a large stosk of BOOTS and SHOES at cash prices, we are prepared to, sell at retail as as the same conte can be purchased by the trade at wholesale. dMELA& IN, No. 520 7th street, 2 doors above Stst-s Offica, now offers to the ladies and gentlemen, for “cash,” the fllowing sthedule of prices: . 50) Ladies’ Eng.Heeled Last’g Gaiters. ¢1 12 i ale ge <n alae maa 100 de. do. Mor. do. £600 Children’s Shoes 5,000 Misses’ Lasting, Mo: ‘ Gentlemen's Shows, of every deecriptic as they can be purchased by the case. ‘Phvee xoods are purchased at cash prices fr the manufactnrers, which cnables us to sell as Vye For bares eal earl tto be ‘or ane early. 28 we expeot to kept very busy” H. NELS & SON, Ne. 520 7th w oe \ _2. nnn aioe States Office, STINEMETZ, 236 Pa. avenue, near corner 13th street, his upeaed from the mai tureranassortmant of fine work in Bi and SHOES, F t-ekie and $1.5. Io" Terins~Ready Par. Boyre sz MBE OT rent oe go to N $, eRe. No. 3i4 avenve. You will them egiways to faated'o wea! well and'at the loweat pou tte Sash nee vs =? jes at the Peeas a