Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1859, Page 1

i THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOOR, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennevivania avenue ¢ Eleventh Serest, Y ae carte pee emmotaces by carriers at area, or 37 cents . “Fo mail sabsori! vab- soription price is $3.50 & year, in advance; $2 for #.x moaths: $1 for three months; and for lees than three months at the rate of 12 conten week. Single Ouplos, ome cent ; in Wrappers, two cents, AcvERTISRMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day, or twice ® week, $1.25; onos a week, $0 cents per square for eseh ingertion. OPERATIONS OF THE PatRxr Ovvice. —The fol lowing is the list of patents issued from the United States’Patetit Office fur the week ending Septem- ber 20, 185%—eneh bearing that date: Lemuel Allen, of Pekin, Ul—Por improved at f Readi Pa —Fi ley C_ Ancona, o! ng, Pa—For tra- rovement in stide valves for id “a : P_J Ankney and Daniel MeGreevy, of New Lexington, O —For improvement in grain sepa- rators W.R. Axe, of Beloit, Wis —For improvement ‘n nertisng machines. Horace Bertolet, of Reading Pa. —For improve- ment fn steam engines . Jonathan Bigelow, of Brighton, Mass.—For changeable stencils. Peter S. Bishop. of Smithfield, R.1.—For im- provement in manufacture of thimbles. Alpheus Bisseid, of Berlin, Wis —For improved washing-sachine J. L Booth. of Cuyahoga Falls, O.—For im- provement in graify ators: J. H. Boyd. of Baltimore, Md —For improve- ment le spring saddle-trees. sSam’l W. Brown, of Lowell. Mass —For tm- proved steam pressure indicator or alaru, Morgan Chittenden, of Danbury, Cons.—For improved sash fastener. M_ Ht. Clark, of Danville, Va.—Por fnprove- meat la a. Richardson P. Clark, of Johnstown, N. Y.— For improved apple parer. P. Corbitt, of Wastington, D. C —For im- provement in stoppers for preserve cans. ‘ B. Cornish, of New York, N. Y —For im- treo proved apparatus for reeting sa Is Kiley Doty, of Cardingwa, O —For improved device for stead ying logs in saw mills. John L. Drake, of Cincinnati, Obio.—For im- provement in lamps. Eagene Duchamp, of St Por iuyprovement in derricks. Oliver T. Eddy, of Philadelphia, Pa —For im- provement in cotfee-pots Moses G. Farmer, of Salem, Mass —For im- proved electro-magnetic steam boiler gauge. L. R. Faught, of Atlanta, Ga.—For improve- ment in horse-power machines. George Fian, of Oswego, N.Y —For improved method of operatiny crozing knives Eli Wheeler, of Elmira, N.Y —For im prove- ment in raileoad car seats. John Fretz. of Ange, Cal._—For improved fur- nace and apparatus for treating pyritous ores. Richard Garsed and Clayton Denu, of Philadel- phia, Pa—For improvenient in machinery for warping yarn. Samcel Gissinger, of A'tleghany, Pa—For im- proved churn Eagene Grenet, Jr., of Paris, France —For im- proved galvanic battery. Collins W . Grifith, of Dayton, O—For improved gauge and box for casting journals in soft inetal. Valentine Hall, of New York Y.—For im- Provement in apparatus for coc ry ag Mass.—For ’ Halvor Halvorson, of Cans improvement in ers = ‘ainesville, O.—For trolling atching fish fley Haskell, of Rochus Heinist, Martinsville, La.— batt for f Newark, N. J.—For im- provement in tailors W. M. Hurlbert, variable exhaust for steaur engines Jenk and Frank Polley, of msburg. N. Y.—For improved steam trap an Kietfer, of Lancaster, Pa. —For im- proveme: boilers Josiah Kirby, of Cincinnati, O.—For improved bung-hole borer and reamer. Levi L. Lancaster, of Rocky Mount, N. C— For improvement in seed plant Lea's W is and Calv Vanx. of New York, N.Y —for tproved thermometric regu- lator for heating apparatus Julius 5. Lloyd, of ch openin, watz, of § water indicator for steam boilers. Augustus Miller, of Grafton, O.—For improved method of making soap G1 Mix, ef Wallingford, Ct —For improved manufacture of iron spoons —For improved teorge G. Noyes, of Worcester, Mass —For im- proved carpet fastener Wm. A. Nugent, of Susquebannah Depot, Pa.— For improvement in railroad chairs John K. O'Neil, of Kingston, N.Y —For im- proved horizontal water-wheel ; ¢, of Milan, O.—For tmprove- jon for tanning ‘ello k, of Cincinuati, O—For im- tisiug wachine 2 C. B Cottrell, of Wester- KR. 1 —For improvement in feeding paper to sad frown printine presses Wilhant H. Racy of New York, N. Y.—For Improvement im burners for vapor lanips Peter Reyuard. of New York, N.Y, and Victor Varia. of Brookiyn, N.Y —For improved insect powder blower Jebus Rollman, of Sinking Springs, Pa.—For baprovement in threshiny hines. Gelston rd. of P eepsie, N. Y.—For improvernent in es. Nathan Ssrgent, harlestown, Mass.—For mproved tops for tables, - Casper Seluttz and J. Frederick Schroeder, of Coving hy.— For improvement iu straw- cutters Wm. W. Shi in, of New Haven, Conn —For improvement iusmackines for making sewing-ma- € needles George B. Simpson. of Washington, D.C —For improved electrical heating apparatus Joho Joseph Charies Smith, of Covington, Ky. Fo: mode of constructing matricess, &c. ; Chos. Stearns. of Lowell, Mass —For improve- ment in making lightning conductors ‘Theod we J. Sten-, of Lancaster, Pa —For im- provent in horse-rakes of Boonsboro’, Md.—For im- mils. » of Sugar Loaf, N.Y. — ovement in bridges | Walker, of Roxbary, Mass —For im- at in the take-up for tclaming looms Chas. Fentayne, of Cincinnati, O.—For Photo- eraphic os machine Heary Whittiagton, of Philadelphia, Pa —For lnprovement in cut-off year for steam engines. Asbury Witkinson, of Madison, Ind.—For im- proved wasbing machine. Jeptha Avery Wilkinson, of Brooklyn, N. ¥.— For lu proved reyistering apparatus Jobn F. Crook, of Baltimore, Md , assignor to himself and Geo. F. Page, of same place.—For ruved try-cock for steam boilers. eury W Gray. of Eleveland, O., assignor to himself snd WU. Alvord, of Homer, XN. ¥.— For improvement in ratlroad chairs. Horatio Francis Hicks, of Grand View, Ind., as- signor to Hieks Brothers, of same place.—For im- provement in presses Geo. W. MeCord, of Centralia, I1., assignor to bimself and J. F. Lobdell, of Centralia, I] , and P VN. Davis. of Rash. N. ¥.—For improved ccep-sea sounding apparatus, ©. H. Sanborn, of jon. Mass.,and John E. Conin, of Portiand, Me., assignor to Sanborn, foresaid. —For mar for suaping and finish: 2 the backs of book: Pucs Shaw, of Philadelphia, Pa., assignor to ifand J.C. Bulley, of same place.—For im- ement in stoves Underbill, of New York. N.Y. assiynor t Underiili, of New Castle, N. ¥.—For t in converting reciprocating into ro- Warburton and Wm. B. Atkin, of *hiladelphia, Pa. assignors to Wm. F. Warbur- For tmprovement in machinery at Dodies. orris L.. Keen, of Rogers’ Ford, Pa.—For im- proved mode of distilling liquids from coal tar Reis-urs —Royal E. House. of t —For improvement in magn s James Perkins and Wm. H. Burnett, of New- rk. \. J —For improved machine for bending ‘dB. Rogers, of Pittsburz, Pa, (formerly rd. N ¥ }-For improvement in cuitiva- Hliza A Murdoek, of Boston, Mass. * desig for a skating ora riding cap for la Joha Martino. of Philadelphia Pa.. assignor te D Staar dR. Peterson, of same place.—Fur vohs’ stove and James Horton, of Philadel assignors to 1) Stuart and R. Peterson, —For design for cylinder stoves. ee : I} The Berkshire Medical Society has ex- " do all resolutions relating to the affair at Adams, which attracted so much public ttention e months since. It appeared that Miss Batier bad never s ed berself pregnant, aud the testimony seems conclusive that sucu was er the fact. {7- The Litnois State Fair isstated to bea great uecess On Tucsday 50,000 people were preseut aad during the first two days the re vipts were Fils phia, Pa of sate pl: 7” Tue New Orleans Delta says svicide is be- Counng epidemic in that city, We, XIV. T—FT PLAN TO MURDER AND RoR. [From the Vincennes (ind_) Sun, Sept. 2°} A damnable deed, the consummation of which would have been terrible to think of, was foiled through the strategy of Officers Ra- ney and Gudgeon, on Tuesday night. 4 te seems theré is a desperate of outlaws and cut-throats living in the Wabash bottoms, Itlinois, on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad. Some time since, a cow ree 4 5 to one of the de radoes was killdd, for whic! the company settled, im accordance with their rales, but which was not satisfactory to the owner; con- sequently he and his friends vowed a terrible revenge. The company, kuowing the charsc- ter of the men they had to deal with, thought it necessary toxdopt means to thwart them, Accordingly, the services of that shrewd officer, Raney, were enlisted to manage the matter. He posted himself as to their rendezvous, and soon found an opportunity eae him- self into their favor, and had frequent inte:- views with the leader, an old desperado, who never suspected the character of the officer. Maney, when he Had satisfied tho party that he was “one of them,” gave them to understand that he had a large quantity of counterfeit snoneyon hand, and asked them if they could ase it, They replied, that was a part of their Duringss, an reed to make it go as fast as he could farnish it. But, said they, we havea better job on hand just now. We owe this d—d road a grudge, aud we are going to get even. They then diselosed to Raney that they had jaid all the plans to throw the train due from the easton Tuesday night off the track, and asked him to join them—promising him a good share of the pickings they wou!d get in piun- dering the passengers. mail train. express car. &e. fe entered into the affair with spirit; as sisted the gang to wrap a heavy chain around the ‘(which is @ sure moans of throwing a traimoif.) and aleo placed ties in a proper posi- tion. Accordipg to the programme, Raney then went in advance to meet the train, and have the most available subjects “spotted” for the gang’'to operate upon win the ears should be upset, and ‘the passengors probably killed or maimed. As soon as he got aboard. he disclosed the plot to the officers, who kept a sharp lookout, and kuew exactly the spot selected for the catastrophe. Just as they approached, the engineer whistled down the brakes, when the eut-ticoats leaped from their concealment, thinking the cars were off; but much to their chagrin, they jumped int the clutobes of Ra- ney and. Collector Miles and his forces, and were safely secured. . We learn that they were taken immediately to Sp ing The scene of this intended butchery and wholesale robbery is between Clay City and Noble. If the plan had been succesaful, who cat imagine the dreadful consequences that might have followed. We can imagine no PUoishment adequate to even the concocting of such a scheme. The ringleader of the gang is named Poole, alias Hopkins. He made admissions to Raney while in his confidence, of a startling charac- ter. He confessed to having heen one of the party who murdered an old German in Greene county, some months ago, for bis money, of which meation was made hy ns at the timo - claimed to have a knowledge of the wannor of the escape of Smith, the murderer, from our jail—was fully posted as to everything connect- ed with Vineennes—and even gave sn outline of & project on foot to rob the Branch Bank in this city. His confessions, made to one whom he supposed to be a friend, were sufficient to hang him without judge or jury. P.S. Since the above was in type, we have learned other particulars, which show the eun- ning and sagacity of Officer Raney. The ring leader of the gang was not in waiting at the point fixed for throwing off the train, but was about a mile in advance, and was to come up a given signal. Wheu his comrades were arrested, Raney remained off the train for the parpose of getting him. He came up with him and told bim that their friends had been caught, but he was determined to reseue them, and persuaded the old seamp to assist. Never suspecting the game, Poole accompanied Raney to Clay City, a distance of four miles. Assoon a3 they reached the station the officer present- ed him with a pair of “bracelet-, and thus the bird was caged. + oe A Diwixetive Srraxeer Introprvcep to A Pic-Nie Party.—A short time ago a party left the city on a pic-nie excursion to Ludlow’s Grove, in which was a woman hardly twelve months a wife. Matrimony had deslt gently with her, however; the freshness of her youth remained. and she had not yet learned the les- son society ever teaches wives—that of con- cealing the emotions of her heart. Naturally gay and joyous, during the early part of the day she laughed, and romped, and danced and sang, as though she were still a girl, impra- dently, perhaps, but yet with all the buoyancy imparted by the music and the pure, fresh air of the woods All pleasures are short-lived, and those she enjoyed Were destine! to be no exception to the rule. In the midst of one of the qnadrilles she fainted, and but for the assistance of ber part ner would have fallen to the ground. Luckily a cottage was close at hand, to which, with some difficulty, she was carried, and made as cow- fortable as the ciroamstances would admit. A physician was immediately sent for, who shortly after arrived, and ere another hour had passed, announced that & boy-stranger had made his first appearance upon this planet, and that the mother was apparently happier than she had been at any one time during the day. The visitor was introduced betore the party, left to each member of it, and received their endearments. while the mother faintly smiled her thanks for the congratulations which were showered upon her. Some days ago she was removed to her home in this city, and now both she and her first-born babe are as rosy as May, and as well as any mother and infant ever were.—Cin. Enquirer. Hap to Get Axoruer License.—In New York on Sunday morning, about two hundred. ple assembled at the foot of Catharine-strect to Beer a colored man named Joseph Barnes k on re- ligious topies. He harangued bis audience, and they seemed to thiuk ita Joke—all laughing, and some of the malicious ones pelting the preacher with the unsavory refuse of the nelghboring mar- ket. The confusion soon attracted the attention of the Police, and Barnes was taken before Justice Steers, who asked him where he got hia jicense to preach in the strects. He replied that had been given Lim by the Almighty. not wantany other The Just ormed bin, however, that he had been infringing a city ordi- nance. This the colored man was surprised to hear, and Le characterized the ordinance as an un- righteous one He was permitted to leave the art, after promising that Le would uot speak again autil Le procured a license frou the proper municipal authority Pretisners Have a Riot To Fix rire Vaiur of THEIR CoLOMNs —The Supreme Court of In- diana has madea decision which interests the newspaper press, and also advertisers. A contro- Versy existed, relative to a charge for advertising. between Comimissiouers of Hamiltou county aud the Patrict newspaper It was held by the Jud se that “published terms of a uewspaper constitue coutract. If work is given to news: per p Ushers, without a special contract contravening the published terms, the publishers can charge and receive according to the terms so published. it is not necessary to p ove what the work cost or was worth; the publishers havea riyht to tix the value of their columas, aud if so fied. no other question need be ‘d, but the pricethus charged can be procured. U3" Mur. Blanelet, Catholic Archbishop of Oregon, teft Manchael last week for his diocese, accompanied by four priests and twelve sisters Tue sisters and one of two of the priests are to found a Ror Catholic educational establish- at Portland. Other sisters are to be sent im- mediately from Montreal to join the Catholic set- tlements at Red River and Vancouver's Island US On the 4th of October, the American,Board «f Commissioners for Foreign Missions will meet la Puiladelpuia, » Person; about laying in their supplies for the ‘WOOD AND COAL. Cc oO « om} - Cc 0 A kilt ‘ Now efloat and ala ing— » R. PF. Stockto: Schr. ctr i liam and Fohn, she he Bes, cada Bingley ertan aed gee eae Pea Anthracite COALS irom tho Lehigh sed Sebeyie Kil Festons. ted, ¥ one of Curmberia: cose. of Lyken Valley; siso, inter will do well to give uaa call before a8 ti o hishing both Wood and Goal are ussureaaacd Geni thoroughly screened before. ‘dae ir weight and measure given, a ur pense os tur, Office—N. W-cor. 12th sts | har! Dey att enti OOD!—wooD: ory, Onk, WwW WR SD furnished at low ‘tates, pared or in the cord length. T. J. & W.M.GALT, Proprietors of the City Steam Fire W pod ‘Mius, oF ats rt. Ofiae 8 W. cor, 1dth and C sts., Nov 347. Orders lag at either p’ ill i aletnert lag at either p'ace wi! reosivaprompt EDUCATIONAL. WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE, FOR RENT AND SALE R RENT-—A four BRIC| F? story K HOUSE on On application to tha i rineipal at the Institution he limited nuinber of scholars, ‘thirty,) the = re y grounds, and the quiet location, ler ig & Most desirable sehool for boys. nau 2s tf ‘A.C. RICHARDS, Prin’). CENTRAL ACADEMY. | Fern in ee ‘orner a ets, A SELECT SCHOO... FOR BOYS, SiLAS MERCHANT, "4. M., Principal. ‘The exercises of this Institution Sepa Monday in September, A eaude to the Principal at the aboy ireulars will be fo address. at the bookstores, au 24-Im OTICE! N TO THE CONSUMERS OF FUEL. Another cargo of "hat celebrated road Mountain Ash Locust Mountain Red Cel COAL daily ‘expooted, which J wili sell at reduowd. prices fro the veascl, fo onsh. Also, @ very large stock ‘0 bbs wD. of venous Kinds. cat early if you want article al lowes! 1c#, R. W. BATES, Wood nod Coal Dealer, lith st. east side, near.the Canal. Wo oop oo 79 cords prime OAK WOOD, 46 do, dry PINE. do. 100 do. best quality BAKERS’ do. Now on hand and for aa «low, in large or small quantity. WARDER & STEWART, Yard, 12th at,and Canal; Offices, corner H and 12th aby, sels D sez Cc OAL COA $6 tons of RED and WHITE on the way, will ba sold low WARDE tt COA Ltt! ASH COAL, now from vessel. & STEWART, |, t2th st. and Canal ; Office. H and 12th sis, FOAL tt WOOP!—COAL! No, 422 7th st., bet. G and H. p now on hand, and are daily receiving, a select stock of WOOD and COAL, which we oiler atthe lowest rates. We solicit orders frein those who wish to lay in a supply for the winter, feelinz satisfied that we ean suit them as to quality and e. ik ead Those in want of fuel would save money by ering, 30 a8 to have :t sent from the wharf o1 sel direct. [auSl-eolm] CHAPIN & BRO. \O HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. I Loo. ‘0 YOUR INTEREST By Purchasing yous cs ‘our Wood 0: off, A. PAYNTER, at the Red Sign, at the new corner of 7th and Canal stroets, opposite Centre Market. You will not Legs atc of full measure, but’ you will get your. jawed in 2,3, or 4 pieces, ‘and Spiteri any size desired, | cents per cord cheaper thun it is sold from an; ther piace in this city. IL His Wood is of the Bost uality, - Bost Gune:¢ al > He has the biggost Carts and Boxes, Carts and Boxes.{ ~E {> The biggest Pine Knot Split for indiing Wood,} pag {TF All delivered Free of Chase sliver ‘ree ot Charge, Free ot Charger =O I Notice. If the above dues not show how to got [7 Rich Jf it shows where to get your "i= Money's Worth. Now please call at the ahove olfice it. Vou will get @ quarter of a cori Bprice Pine Sawed ind pieces i Prand for $1; 3 picees for 91 12%: 4 pie 1.25; of the host Onk 2 pisces $1575; 3 pieces $1.5); € pieces 31.6254; or the Lest Hicko y,2 pieces $1.5); 3 piecon “ 5 4 piooes $2. All otner parts of aco: same rates. Orders loft st 3. W.K. lards? Hotel; orat Wim. Bt site W: e 7th or at Pace’s wharf, at tie tended to. Office rom h e bridge corner of 7th and Canal streets. ‘The money to accompany the orderor be ready when the fuel delivered. Melt A.PAYNTER. at Page's Wharf. a She best Spnteit Handy’s,, 0} Manty nets, X GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. CRAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES, at tHe 4 jos BottLine Depot, Georgetown, D. C— We invite the attention of the public to our atock f pureCRAB APPLE CIDER. whichis eet as if it was just from the press. he pure appie juice, put up by us, oxpressly for this markot. ARNY & SHINN, (Statox) . BLACK BERRKY NDY. BLACKBERRY BRANDY—an excellent remedy for Diarrhea, é&e. Sk aud (States) W OOD AND CUMBERLAND COAL, — A Jarge supply of | superior HICKORY, OAK, and PINS) WOOD will be kept. constantly on band, aud sold at the most reasouable prices, in lots to suit purchasers. Also for sale, a very IS od riorartiole of CUMRERLAND COAL. from the George Creek mines, at the yard formerly kept by & H. G. Ritter, on Market street, Known as Row, immediately on the Canal. be in attendance at the yard, ready ane willing to wait upon all who may favor him with a Union Bottling Depot. esi. “A firat-rate assortment of BRICKS, from Co'lin’s Virgiuia K will kept on hand, and sold at motlerate prices. Office at the Yard. “7” Orders lettat my Warehouse will meet with t attention, Piao If est” A. H. BOUCHER. URNER’S T GINGER WINE. We have just received and have for sale Turner's GINGER WINE—a reliable remedy for Dyspepsia, General Debility eakness of the Stomach, Di- he + ke. arrkea, Dysentery, &. ARNY & SHINN aug (States) cor. Green and Olive sts, LEWIS PAYNE Wuoxesat BOOT AND SHOE DEALER, Bridge street, Georgetown. D.C. Thoattention of the trade | respectfully called to ck of Youths’, Men’s, Boys’ F SKIN SHO (eed summer Wear; 8) of my own manu! ure. Ty stock of PATENT LEATHER woric is also assorted and well worthy of atten- ion. A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS oe for servants) also on hand and constantiy Sountry merchants and others in want are to call or address meat No. 77 Bri ice 5 town, D. ap 2-tf CABINET WARE, &c. D STREET. caf APERHANGINGS—New stock, cheap for per hi by ienced fi sate quarts hy experion: workmen, and satis- GARVED WALNE TETES, 92. ROORAANECAR TE al ae ae is manufactured in this invited Geor; city, Sud guaranteed A Noy. JOS. T. K.P. co., Pesperhg ape meant {C7 Furniture Repairedand Varnished. ap l4¢-iy RANK T SANDS, UNDERTAKER, north- ats. keeps east — [— ) owt constan! oa nd al 1 and siren, of READY ADE Gor at all hours. q Cal rom al Iso attend to fhe removal of bodies trem the ia! grounds to t! i Terms most reasonab! AS COME!—HAS COME !!-HAS © THE GOOD TIME HAS COME! SINGER'S No. 2. SEWING MACHINE Can wetw be had for Gue Hundred batees No.1 for Ninety Woliars! For mapa ety rine pa oses the ouly reliable and unexoeiled Sew'ng Machine in the world.—I. M. Singer & Co.'s Gazette. Family Sewive Machines from Fifty to Seventy- five Dollars. We have tried them ir own fam- ies and find them superior to any use.—I. M. Singer § Co.'s Gazet ¢. We invite all to cal! at our Wa: hin, ton O) No. 38 Penna. avenne, uuder National Hotel, ac. examine them and their work, The great economy tn using such a machine will at once becom nger’s Sewing Machines, with spect mens of their ‘work, furnished to all, of sent to any oss, ‘cod assortment of Thread, Needles, Tw nstd Steer Seeeete pee Tepton inal tand sold at New York if I. M- SINGER & CO,, 458 NY. WM. i GLOVER. Avon” nape OY 8 Ap- arent. FF splasstions given to all. Circulars. as sheng Sg or St Continues the latest style im all ite one. ‘at No. the neat- = ma MES, RORTRLL, Informs her friends and the public that her SCHOOI and lth streets. wil! be reopened on MON DAY, the Sth of September. A punctual attendance of her pupils 1s respectfully requested. au 23-Im MRS McCOR wICK’S SCHOOL. S$, MECORMICK" dosicen to inform her e public genera! e will res! of-her Schoul ou the ist Monday inane tember next. 2,00 the corner of K The eourse of study pursued will o ‘ise all the branciien requisite ton through Bi ah educa- In’ addition to hey day scholars sho ix desirous of receiving into her family a few pu aS ers, aged from 10 to 14 years, who will fe under her im- meciate careand Oversixht. Her arrangements for the secommodation and due care of pu avidersl| and otherwise i Washington hose \pshmage informat on with reference to 0] may apply to W. D. Wallagh, Editor of the Star i For terms and farther partioulars apply at her oir nev lease 35 Caioeron street, Alexandria, Va. MALE SEMINARY. a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. ‘The duties of this institution will be resumed on the Ist Monday 1n September next. Cireulars, sta- ting terms, ba obtained at the Seminary, or by ne M. J. HARROVER. Youne LADIES’ INSTITUTE D Day Scuoot. ENG an KRENCH. No. 30 434 street, Washington, D.C. ‘SH. NORTON, A, M., Princtpat. The twelfth year of this Institution will oom- mence on Mond y, Sept. 12th, 1838. The school has steadily increased since it came into the hands of |.the present Principal, and during the past year has been removed to more commodious quarters. The course of study, aided by Lectures and Apparat embraces all the branches of a thorough education, together with the Latin and Frene! such other languages asthe parenty may di so, Music and Drawing. Diplomas will be awarded to those young ladies, who, having completed the course of study, pass also satisfictorliy the appointed examinations, A limited number of boarding pupi's wil, be re ceived into the family of the Prine:pal effort ma ‘e to rencer then comfortable and hs Sirona, cones sing full particulars, can tained on application to the princ:pal or to the Princip: G EORGETOWN COLLEGE, + Avovsr 22p, 19. Studies will be resumed in this Institution on M ¥, the Sth day of September, Stawiw JOHN EARLY,S J, Prea’t, TERN ACADEMY.— che dutres of this Schoot will be resumed September Sti. 81 8-e02m 8.1. LOOMIS. — B MRS. KESLEY'S OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, thand L streets. hoo! will be resumed on Mon- auS)-eolm Corner of The duties of thie day, September 5th. it dope M&S BURR’S SCHOOL, ke ‘Sth and Mth, will reopenon M er th H, Mr W. HENRY PALMER, __ AVING Determined to remain in Washingten Another season, is now ready to receive ee et inhis PIANO FORTE CLASSES, Primary Class—$5 per quarter. Advanced Classes—$10 per quarter. Private Lessons—$4 per quarter. Apply at W.G. Metzerott’s Mu: Goorgetown pupils apply at Misi male Academy, Georgetown. tore, Pa. av. arrover’s Fe- *# 17-e0st* A MUSICAL CARD. F, LITTLE, Provgsson of Music. having returned to Washington (after the varation wishes to inform his friends and patre hi he has resumed the duties Being the professor of th tat nlwick Seminary. aud 5 pupils elaewhere, he jas buta few leisure hours to devote to private Sohvlacs in thise:ty; to secure his eerviees there- fore, early application is requested. ‘Terms «nd circulars to he had at W.G. Metzer- ott's Music Store, cor. Nth street and Pa. avenue, = dence at Dr. Hunt’s, No. 310 Pa. ave, Be m* IANO FORTE AND ORGAN INSTRUC- MISS Y. evlebrated pi u, Germany, re. speottalls intis #8 to the music-loving cit zens of Washington, that having had many ww prepared to i i those more ad- vanen!. to give instructions on the Piano and Or gan. Torms moderate. Application can be made aud any orders leftat Mr. boCwniel’s Musical Re- pository, Pa avenue, will meet dua attention. Un- exceptional reference as to ability can be given. 1 4 situation as Organist will be accepted, se 3-t Mesicat INSTRUGITION. N THE ITALIAN STYLE.) HARP, PIL NO. GUIT’R, SINGING, 0 NY, &e. Prof. DE bay pM lang and practical expe- riencsi. the artof Teaching Music erabies him to pursue such a method as to complete, the Musioal education of even those poxsess- ing ordinary ability, in less than one-half the tis usually devoted to the stady of Music under the in. different instruction of incompetent teachers, Duo mtior jo the proper muscular derel- xility, t not least, % Music graceful, bril liant, and expressive,—t whole combinjag the course of instruction as pursued by all Colle Ps rofessors in Europa. . TP ouly & limited number of pupi's received, ~_ ies a to make thei engagements will do wo 4 soon oss ble usieal Repository, Wot. 1th and iith sts. 1 MUSICAL NOTICE. MY R. WM, G. DIETRICH, Pupil of the Con- gervatoire of Prague Bohemia, and late of New York, respectfully announe*s to the. citizens of Washington that, having been induced fo take charge of tlie organ and ol oir in one of ie ing churches in this BOe Ly ig prepared to give INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO, HARP, GUITAR. and ORGAN; aloe in VOCAL MUSIC. Applications to bo nade at Mr. METZEROTT’S Music Store, Pa. avenue, where a circular will be found stating terms and further particulas ne best ef references given on application. LASS IN SINGING will be si 88 soOn 88 & certain number of pupils shall have subseribed their names. ‘Bu 27-3m au 2-Im I JUST IMPORTED. _ i HAVE Just received of my own importation, direct from the manulactory of Joseph Rogers & Sons, Sheffisid. England, a fine stock of PEN and POCKET KNIVES SCISSORS, TA BLE CUT- RERY, eo. ha fresh supply of SHEARS and ABLE CUTLERY of the best American manu- facture, which I offer at the lowest prices. I buy my zoods from first hands, entirely for om: chasers should cal! at’ my house-furnishin No. 490, 7th street. GEO, FRA’ * EXPRESS STEAM LINE. ROM Ww. é58 INGTON GEORGETOWN Ti NEW YORK, DELAWAK AN Lea: ¥ i with @ daily line of steamers by Ca- nal to New York. r ~ Freights at low rates and through receipts given, The citizens of Washington are informad that for their especial accommodation goods for Wash- ington will be landed hereafter at Page's wharl. G, & T. Parker & Co. Washington city we. A: Bradley, Je, Goorgetown, : vid Cooper, 1" le! ey wi Taylor kk Co., New York, 73 West street. NEW GOoODs. E. owen & SON Have just opened their first invoice of goods for the season, consisting 0! choize selecdon of CASSIMER'ES 1 VEST- INGS of the latest +tyl+s to which they tention of their frient!s gud customers, Military, Naval, aad Citizens? Merchant Tailors, 212 Pa. avenue, ae l2-2w mesr the corner Twelve professors and teach constitute the 3a month. Also, a STORE seat L- Bees tic olen cece i ty | fue ern de phat aet Wath sts., from War m.to2 prin, cach der wey fe Hemeace W, TH PRENTISS. conser oF sth apd HE FOORTEENTA A&RSSIO: THE <= RUGBY ACADEMY will commence, on the| POR RENT IA two-story BRICK pa Et iareor the pine mint FOF Particulars see cireu: | 50, fuiNG HOUSE, pleasantly w ‘the 15th of ae RH. STEELE, A. Mu August, Terme $2.50 por month Inquire above of 1 3-Im No, 348 1, yw 15th and léth. EPH P. SMITH, + sue Tee Parco He Fetus | RORRENT A mine CROCTHY STORE ss '» bet ” : i i ; the oanal, Itis well fitted th shelving, eth Cae ee wile gpene 98 ondar. Sank. | cqunter, bins, Res wad ts the moet delta ni ¥ the city for a resident, cow: and river trade, ‘or terme apply to Mr. JOHN MOORE, No. 191 Louisiana avenue, near the corner of 10th strect west. au 12 tf Fe, SAL .—I offer for va) in Loudoun county, Vi ms, Containing 26254 acres ol 8 valuable FARM bers! improved 'e ta. Hous the tow ta roved: and hiehly cultt vated of 8 COU! ' ven cans’ and rallroad. 7 “BENJ. P- SMITE ia City Hall. FA R SALE—Situated Seusie; eat “oe miles from i AL in it Serprtrpute mesmemmeten 2.6 cree Dee een ee a ae tg T PRIVATE SALE—Soeveral [| and well- A Sitoneed hese story FRAME JOUSES, with two-story buildings, coutaining to 12 each above property is located on the north sarthucotte avenue, between 4th and Sth sts. Per. sons desirous of obtaining a h: “a | and quiet resi dence would do well to call at No. 810 of said prop- erty. Also, several amailer Houses the sguare forsale, je D-tf Ferk SALE—An improved FARM of 1-0 acres, in Montgomery county. Md., ® miles fre Washington, near the Rockville turnpike. The buildings are new, consi«ting of a comfortable dwelling, containing 8 rooms, w well of pure water at the doer; the out idings consist of a good yards; back and aide aller ‘This rty ie le noth side sf Mes of on eranery, ling, Co-n-house, carriage house. ah Mt &c. Fifty acres in grass, inclu ing 23 of oe! creek meadow land: s young orchard o| peaches. and oth i Wi W, changed for city p chaser. Apply to Li No. 27 Pas.av., near rty. ‘Terma ta suit the pur- t. JULIUS 8S. BOHRER, Cireie. au 31-Stawiw* DENTISTRY, &c. D. DENTISTRY. R. HIL,1.S, after & practica! text of two years, foelx that he can with confidence recom-, mend the Cheoplastie Process for insertin ficial terth It has the advantages o1 and cheapness. Full artial in proportion. se7 — D DENTAL NOTICE, x R. M. LOOMIS Will be absent from the city during the summer months, as uaual, but, will return in the fall to resume practice as will be seen by further and timely no-* tice. iy 1s-tf PEEAwane CONSOLIDATED LOTTE- RIES. FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Manaorr: VILMINGTON, DELAWARE. The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are drawn daily at Wilmington, Del., at 15 minutes be- tore 5 p.m. All drawings under the superintendence of Laltory Commissioners appointed by the State, PRIZES PAID AS SOON 4S DRAWN, MONDAY, September 19. Class 124—78 numbers, 13 drawn balots. 8 beauty, cleanline upper sets inserted for $35. Office 306 Pa. avenue. Capitals. 1 prize of.. 1 do. . 8 1 do, ......... BSR 5 &c, ny &e. Tickets §2, halves $4, quarters $2, eigiiths $1. TUESDAY Capital tember 20, 2 drawn baliota, pitals. 1 20,000 | 4 prizes of... * 800 i Two | 4 Go, oe 1 500014 do. 1eo0 ‘ke. ke, ke. Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quarters $1.25. WEDNESDAY, September 21, Class 146—78 numbers, 14 drawn ballots, Capitals. $3!,000)5 prizes of. 8,146} 10 lo. ‘THURSDAY. September 22. Class 127—78 0 ors, 14drawn ballots, an epee 92,000 | 2 prize of - 10,000} 1° do. . S as &e., &e. Tickets $5, halves $2.5, quarters $1.25, FRIDAY. September 23, Class 12}—75 numbers, 12 drawn ballots, goon tals. ft + nf 4 prizesof..... |" do. = 0. lwo ke. i Sat "5 2.50, quarters $1.25. » halves RDAY. September 24 OLIDATED LOTTERY OF AW ARE—Ciass 4. To be drawn in Wilmington, Del., Saturday,Sept. 24. 78 numbers 12 drawn ballots. Capitals. $70,000 | 4 prizes of. Rola . 12300} 4 . 198 10, “om 7,90 | Lowest 30 “ke, © &e . Tickets $2), halves $10, quarters $5, 3ths $2.9. Address—FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Witmincton, DELAWARE. TY LOTTERIES. C ONE DOLLAR. To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 minutes before 12 im, MONDAY, September 19. Class 151—78 numbers, 11 drawn ballots, Capitals. .. 900 | 2 prizes of, wi 2 do. - oo SUSSEX CO 1 prize of 2 do, ’ &o., &e. Tickets $1. TUESDAY, September 20. . - Claus 1582-75 numbers, 12 drawn bailota.} “~~ Capitals. $5,000 | Ppriane ofc: ++ $1,000 ©.5 e Tickets $1. WEDNESDAY, September 21. Class feast numbers, 12'drawn ballots, Capitals. 86; 004 4 prizes of. . $1,000 C. &e. Tickets $1. HURSDAY, September 22, Class toe ere S$ drawn ballots. Capitals. S50 [prizes of eke: 1250 “sae Tickets 1. FRIDAY, September 33. Class 155—73 numbers, 12 drawn ballots, 1 prizeof...... 1 prize of. S00 Capitals. 2 prize of... $5,801 | 2 prizesof.. . Ba00 z do 1,50/20 de. ... 2 de .. Jun &o., Tickets $1. SATURDAY, Septamber 24 Class 156—75 — + drawn ballots. 8. 1 prize of. . 1 vs di O. wee 1,000 s on &e. Tickets $1, All orders for tickets or certificates of Packages Ul meet with the most prompt and confidential atten- thon, and yd printedofticial drawings sent a8 soon ae over. ATANCE, BROADBENTS & CO. ae 17aw w ami - Delaware. n forimorly with °'t formerly with (. M. KEaTING.} G.& T. PARKER & CO. NEW STORE. BROWNING & KEATING have just opened New Store, No, 353 Penn- lvania avenue, between 6th and 7th or with a large and varied stock FRESH GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &o,, Ke., Which they will sell as cheap as any other housein the | Dintrict. ne oth COX & McKENNEY DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. wi hand xed and los stock of TOBACCO nnd CIOARS wholesal , aod al. ee Wishing # firet ra’ atiole rr do, well to call, All order: 7 PEF Seventh street, naar @. ses ONNE? RUCHRE, VpRY CHE ine iety —at ¢ NS: No ie Pa. av. weltew 8th and 9th ets, y _ Wharves, Ll o'clock a. m. on Lae ath the Company's from Washington Salt Ganrgetawra the ox connection with A ir Teave the oo: a aeeugd Qowrnr ey Son be or ~~ irom the Western Wharres m re mell rowdy gh Be gp M & Rin: meets ot ie raebeel sa heue irs of toy I will be effected on al! goods thistine at the office of the Com pany at por cenk premium. ‘The accommodations for passengers by this lise are in every t firet-c ase, aud every effort wil bs made to render this commpraation with New York an agreeable and heal one. 66 paseng © apply to FOWLE & VO., y ox: ri. cee AE. B. CROMWELL & CO., _Be2ly 86 West st.. corner Albany, New York. ReGULAR TARO GH LINE TO CALIF NJA, via PANAMA. on the Sth and & th of evra mouth, By the steamen ire (ormeris in the Liverpaal List} The shove Tie a @ Liverpoo! 5 y etomen ned by the North Atian- Canal street, on the Sth Geteber, at um monthly thereafter. The rates of feetcht will Grins reasqiatue at by any other, : ave incke freight enpact ; rap ements for thn gomiort ma teal hepa. has toc fe comparison. ‘An experionced surgeon will be attached to eesh ship. au dim RAILROAD. Trains over this road, going through te al! points Wost, Nocthwost and Southwest, leave Balitimore ai0 p. ba. Ee cueaty aoa fe ctope at all Way Stations, <p p.m. press and stops unly at prin- mints. . oPoPARKERSE RG, and stations on that rond 5p. Fasconere from’ Washington, to connest ‘Sbove, will leave at 6.50 a. m. and 3.20 p. m. Tenina WASHINGTON BRANCH. ye entoliowst From WASHINGTON ‘at 4.40 and 6.50.8. m., 320 “From BALTIMORE at 429 and 745 8. m., 4.15 gy a but one train each way. eon WASTING TON at a0 p.m. BALTIMORE at 4. m. ANN! Way Btstions leave at Bactivone AND ORIO APOLIS and 3.45 p.m. v FOLK at 320 . 7m. Trains for NEW YORK ieave at 4.40 and 6.50 &. m.and 3.29 p. m. daily, except Satu at 320 p. m., which only goes to Philade): Tickets sold to BUSTON either by Norweh and Worcester oxty Stonington Li and to WHITE MOUNTAINS by Norwich and Worcester. Round trip tickets ca rocured by the evening trains to return by ‘morning Fraine. and from Satur- » 3 O93 op eine 0 Mouday me PERSONS, Agent. OTICE.—The Steamer JAMES GUY having resumed her reate 98 _ ae > wil! e Washington on. TUESDAYS. for CURRIOMAN! and on FR Ry on the 8thof April) for PINEY POINT and KINSALE, ese. > TO~ turning, ‘will leave Kinsale on SATURDAY ste 8, m., stopping of the regu u cong * LUCIEN &. PAGE, Prop'r. Nit Bove, Agent. Avexandria. tar ti ANE ANanos OEORGE PAGE” and THOMAS COLLYER: e—at : ngton—Steainer 8, and Il a. m., 1 r ls. m., 1, 3, 8nd 59. m.,exoept Tuesday a: Baday Ticrainge when tv Caligerwil run her rots to} unt rnon, as fore, and at cb “between, Washington and ‘Alexandria from 4p. m. only. OM A. m. and 2g p.m. boats trom Alexan- dup coannct with the fen Lo of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the North and West. The 6% 8. m. and 7 p. m. boats from Washington connect with the trains of the Orange and Alexan- dria Railroad for the Sovth and Southwest. ap 14 ‘OUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB WASHINGTON, « How Dy nrther rotten ‘The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg- slariy te Mount Vernon and the Tomb o! ashington on TUES- DAYSand FRIDAYS, leaving th: wharf, at the foot a greet. ot 00 & m., and re- rning at half- past 3 o'clock p.m. "Coaches leave sil the Hotels and the corner Pennsyivauis avenue and 7th st.atsiga. m. tr trip Si. ma EW ARRANGEMEN' GREAT SOUTHWESTER Via ORANGE AND ALEXANDI ROUTE, AILROAD. ARKANSAS, G ICKETS be obtained at ae ea HWESTERN RalLRoa ‘ore , corner of Pennsy|vania avenue Washington, on 0} Steam Ferry b 2, or at the office of the Orange Rioteee peau nedenaepmceie 0 HMOND, DANVILLE, LYNCHBUR BRISTOL KNOX CILLE DALTON, ATLAN- Src RAN OO RASHES MONTGOMERY AND NEW ORLEANS. y & direct route, and continuous railway connec- tion to Memphis. Affording greater expedition and comfort, and be~ over 2s) miles shorter than by any other route, mie team ferry boat <r ‘age an ba strect'at 6X 8. m., for Alexandria, where ° Lt take the cars for Richmond, Charlottesville, sen: on, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock & er % walor R fehmond and all ints ‘South? west, ing sure and close connections to Mem- phis. Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the office Pa. avenue, at oor m. & p. iz A. EVANS, je7-tf jaits ANB ey ——— TRUNKS, BOOTS, SHOES, &o OME MAVE .ooTs AND SHOES. Ladies’ English Glove Kid Buttoned Double-sole Heeled Boots... 2a Ladiee’ best English tasting Gaitore. 12s U d poet . Nittsee’ and c "s Boots and Shooe,«f OFF ATCOST, my entire stock of eS Shoes, to make room for Home-made oe al ROSENTHAL, No, 22 Ps. av., Market Space, se9 tf door above 8th street. i157 HM SON i 520 curirer THA 520 $10,000 Stock oF Boots aNDSmoxs Not at Cost, BUT SMALL Prorits. Having laid in 8 large stock of BOOTS and SHOES at cash prices, we are prepared to, well at retail as low ax the same goods can be purchased by the trade at wholesale. . MELA & SON, No. 520 7th street, 2 doors above Stat-s Offices, now offers to the ind and gentlemen, for “cash,” the fullowing schedule of prices: P ? Fng.Heoled Last’ Gaiters. $1 12 tal pire i” So deeioaee” a Pe 1000 do. do. i” do. do. £40 Children’s <y 5,000 Misses’ Lasting, } -..75C te 1 Om Llemen’s Shoes, of every deseription, ss cheap &s they can be purchased by the case. ‘hese coods&re pure at cash prices from scienineme ote enables us te well ssiow Bs we now offer them. For bargains call con, as we expect to be kept very busy. H. MELA & SON, No, 520 7th st., 2 doors abo au2-"'m States Office. STINEMETZ, 236 Pa. avenne, near corner 13th STINET, 996 Fe eran conse Ors ee of Spe work: ag At SHOFS ~2kin Boo = Congress Gatters & &c.; Cloth Shoes 4 1. Fie Ready Pay. au i NOTICE. AND SHOES When ay 0S, No. $i Pour. poeech TNS tad item sions i Rey ie var warren wel, at loweat possitis rah price. : os rn ihe ty 0 THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY, 6d i pe i A noe ly