Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1860, Page 3

ne ete THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania Avenues and ith Street, BY W. D. WALLACH. => Papers served in packages by carriers at @4a year, or 5? cents per month. To mai! subsoribers the price is $5.0 & year, in advance; $2 for six mentha; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, ONE CENT; IN Wrappers, TWo CENTS. {(77 ADVERTISEMENTs shonid be aent to the office 12 o’clock, mi. otherwise they may not ap- sl the next day, WARNING TO PHYSICIANS. A Doctor Cowhided for Kissing—Statements ef the Lady and of Witaesses to the fun- ment. picy bit of seandal has been in cireulation he last few days relative to the cowhiding flouring of a Brooklyn physican by the yand of a lady patient whom he treated in professional manner while making acall. abjoined statement of Mrs. Ewing, the «ty in quest ich appears in the Brook- yu Times, wiil 'y all who doubt the truth i the story Mn. Epitor: T was surprised on Monday on taki tp your paper to see an aceount of a asant afiair which had occurred at ence a few days before. True no Ss were mentioned, but the affair soon be- me the town talk, and almost every one vow ithad reference to Dr. S. and myself. hen his statement in your paper of Wednes- so absurd and incorrect, wadding “insult ty injury,”’ demands a true version of the case from me. My husband has been sick for some time + but not under the charge of Dr. Smith till ubout three weeks ago. On the 2d of De- er he returned from Florida, where he had been since the first of October. About two weeks after returning, Dr. Smith com- menced to doctor him for, az he stated the complaint to be, neuralgia. He came six or seven days in succession, when he left it off, coming € other day until the Thursday be- tore New acs. On this day, about three tock in the afternoon, he came into my father’s house, on the second floor of which I live, passing right up stairs. I was alone in my spurtiments, inmy kitchen; my husband was lying ia the room a joining, sleeping under the influeace of a composing powder. fhe Doctor had to pass through this room to xet to the kitehen. Hecame upon me sud- denly. [was startled and uttered an excla- mation of surprise. The Doctor said. ‘I see thts man is ¢sleep.’’ Then I went with him to the sile of my husband’s bed, and the doctor teit of his pulse. My husband did not awake. br. 5. theu went mito the parlor and warmed his hands over the fire inthe grate. I fol- ved with him and supposed he was going to wake my husband afcer warming his hands a3 he usually did. I asked him what he thought of my husband's head’? He made answer thathe had an excellent pulse. He asked how my mother was? (he had been doc- ese Paap previously;) I told him so well as to he eto go overto New York that after- ni He then went back to my busband’s bedside again and put his hand on his face. I m I thought Mr. Ewing’s men: told wns setting worse, (an effect of his disease was that ber anything more than ten atime.) He says, ‘Do s, for Lam with him all time, and I notice him more than those who arc not.’’ He then went again to the froat parlor and stood by the mantle. I ful- him. supposing he was going, and was to say something about my husband, ho didn’t say in the room for fear of waking him. Then he put bis arm round my aist and kissed me. I told him I allowed no such insult from anyone. He said he meant it in pure friendship. I told him I thought it fri ip fora physician. I asked him ing te do anything for my husband's I should wake him. He replied, wake him,’ and that his head was ipal trouble, but that he might live with it. I went in by the bedside. owed me. took held ef my arm and ran his hand up under my sleeve, feeling my arm. [ took it from him, when he put his arm round my waist, which [ threwoff. 2nd said, “Dr. 8., leave me alone.” He said, ‘You enjoy mar- ried life, and I like to have sprees with mar- ried women once ina while.”’ I told him he could ho spree with me; and he said that “he did like to feel of plump young wives.” I pushed him from me so hard that he went against the wall so forcibly as to shake the or neaments on the mantel. He said: “I know, Mrs. Ewing. that sometimes people do things they don’t went people to know, but as long as we won't tell it, what need we care?”? I then told him he had outrageously insulted me “What do you think my husband would say if he knew this?’ “Well,” he replied, ‘we won't tell him ‘Dr. S——,” [ said, ‘tyou are the last man I should ever thought this of; you area married man with a family, and I a virtuous woman with a husband lying asleep in the same room."’ Much more was said by him, of & natnre too obscene to relate, the amount of which was that he made improper proposals tome. When he found that [ would not subrait to him, he said, “Well, I know Mrs. Ewing, no respectable woman would own up to deing anything wrong’ He enme up to me again. I pushed bim from me as hard as | could. Why,” he said, ‘your eyes look as if they spit fire” [ answered. --They do spit fire at you, for such an outrageous insult | never hxd from any one!’’ Then he took his hat wnd gloves, left some powders. snd went out of the room, saying that he would call again Saturday, to all of whieh I said nothing. Short- ly after [ went inte the front parlor to see if he had gone. Not seeing him I turned around and was going baek, when he caught my head and kissed me. 1 threw him off the best I could, told him to begone, and he went without serving a word. My husband is suffering with aslight aberration of the brain. and had to have composing powders to make him sleep I did not scream, for I feared that if I awoke him what he would certainly do when he saw what wes going on would result injuriou-ly to his brain. Had it not been for this I have punished the villainas he des the spot. Besides, I had already thought of » severe chastisement at his next t. When my mother came home I told her all. and asked her advice. Sherecommended that nothing be said about it, but that we be in readiness for him when be came again. I se- cordingly boughta good strong cowhide. and paper of flour. and prepared myself with an- other large horse-whip, in ease the smaller ene gave out. | likewise invited some persons to be present at the cowhiding. Saturday he did not come, nor until I sent word to him that I wished to see him, on Wednesday night. Thursday morning. between 10 and Il velock he came sneaking in the basement door, a thing he never did before, and made his way up stairs to where Iwas. He suid, ** Does Mr. Tsane Ewing live here?’ I told him he wasin the basement; to go down in the parlor and I would call him. My mother was there. I went down and aceused him of insulting me. How's that? it down and I wili tell Yeu.” [told him and he denied it. 1 said, “Doctor. do you dare deny it? Remember I Au a virtuous woman. and my affidavit will be teken before a doctor's.” He said, -- [ know that; now don’t be ina hurry.” [then told ever before my mother, and in tho hearing of four others, all thet he nad said and dope. which he acknowledged and humbly apolo- gizedforit. I told bim *- Ne; your apologies | 1 don’t regard; I throw them at my feet. Dam now going to make my resentment’ Then I applied the but of the cowhide on him. he put- ting up his arm to defend his head. I trie lash bim in the face, but he covered it with his bands. I beat him till he pnt them under his arms and rose to his feet. He set still for about three minutes. pale and trembting merely saying. “Are youcrazy?” Woe tried t get bold of me, when I said Dr. $——. don’t ¢ hands on me—here are plenty of Then he took his hat, or cap. and said, Let me get out.’’ I went to the front dsor, spened it, and tried to get him out, as I wished to whip him down the stoop. He would not go out that way, and turned down the base- meat stairs. [ told him to leave the hoase, and never come init again. Atthis time my sister threw the flouron him, and he puffed hurd to get it froa: his face. We could not, help ving down stairs and out at the basement door; but I whipped him severely as he was going out of the yard. . Ia regard to the *-enormous’’ doctor bill: He visited my sick child last fall about fifteen THE WEEKLY STAR. This excellent Family and News Journai—eon- taining a greater variety of interesting reading than an be found in any other—is publishod on Saturds morning. TERMs—Cash, invariably, in advance. Single copy, per annum ~--. $1 3 Five copies —__ a SO Ten copi - sm Twenty copies --.! --. 15 00 By subscribing in clubs raised ong neighbore Without the intervention of a mail w 1 tas will be perceived. 20 per cent. of The Weekly Star will be saved. It invariably contains the “ Washington News” that has made The Evening Star circulate 80 generally throughout the country. ‘Single copies (in wrappers) can be procured at the counter, Sryrget afer the issd® of the paper. Price—-THREE CENTS. 11> Postmasters who act as agents will be al lowed a commission of 20 cents. Ebening Star. XV. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1860 times. When I went South in October, I MISCE . quested him to hand in his bill, aed euhielito MISCELLA N EOU : a WOOD AND COAL. TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. } TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. settle it. He said, No, it was but a trifle; he MRS. WINSLOW, Le " r 5 TF 7 " 7 HERN didn’t want it, and wouldn't doit. Tinsisted. | AUN Experiguts'y aves i | b UB bt | SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY, MPORTANS OUT PE™ but couldn’t get it. This, with the visits to my presenta to the attention of mcs Pees I have now one ne EY ‘extensive stocks of | Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Wahine be” I isi etn Vv 2,157 husband during the last throe weeks, is all that y @ Fuel in Washington, consisting of— Travelere will study their interests by exal Lowe for. ‘This would have bese ait we | SOOTHING SYRUP, White Ash Broken Goal, Red Ash Ege Coal, * ud n y examining SOS ERP ETC RET OrEmane had he allowed it. For Children Teething, This is a correct atatement of facts. Ing treneams, reaueates the procens of teething, by eoften- | Treverton Free Burning, Do. “Run of Mine: opt Se ee ve A otek boteek hedeaaing ing the gama, reduc MT inf sa 5 Harriet E. Ewa, PAIN and spasmodic acfionvandig et Miley aL | Bg amend New ¢ snatConrineots iroedey Richmond, Danville, _Lynchbure. — Bristol, Knorville, Dalton, Huntsville, Mobdtle, Chattanoora. tlanta, Montgomery, ‘i ey ad Neve Ori “iy 3 a ‘ew Orleans THROTGH Tickers to all of tho above points cas be procured at the Great Southernand Southwestern Kariroad Offer, corner of Sixth street and Pennsyl- aavenue, Washington, D.C. prime 7R. REDUCTION O. ai) Fe eee Bare pom, Clateenoone wing forty miles in dis- ite my TRUNKS, VALICES, &c.. before pur- ite Ash Eze Col,” Red Ash Siove Coal, oat, | Shasing elsewhere. “Asi use tione but eS feb eile dee Do. Raeot Rings best workmen, | can confidentiy recommend my Hickory, O d the to work to be superior in Strength and Durability to No. 91 North Fifth st. SUKE TO KEGULATE THE BOWELS. Wh eee ie P omid lniemaatdiy fll oases, | Fruuks that are made in other cities ard sold here. it. in ~ The following is the statement of the wit. | Deven upon it, mothers, it will give restto yourselves, and ees which Iwill sell at the sp went prices for the one week nate anna, and make to order {on nesses to the cowbiding affair in the parlor, and | RELIEF AND HRALTH TO YOUR INFANTS P Ail ncoounte new standing will be presented | LEATHER, TKGN FRAME, FRENCH DRESS the flouring in the hal We were in the parlors of Mr. King on Thurs- day Inst, and saw Mrs. Ewing cowhide Doetor Sinith. We also heard her tell him the whols | 4,254" 18 ef the language and actions which had taken | Neverdul we know ave put up sud sold this article foroverten years,and | before the Ist and WOOD : ; of January, 1860, and it is earnestly Y, IN CONFID: AND TRU FH of what webave | hoped will be promptly settled. other VALICES ; Ti Mis ir FALLED AN Wood and Coal Dealer, Isth eed C, aati Cnbort wot ae Pee STANCR TO KF- + manlike manner, at short notice. WINSLOW'S! Shen cine, pred dow near Cat tot Tunks delivered im any part of the city, George an instane * a place, as made in her statement above, heard | #*faction by any SOOTHING [ine who aed Ht. On Cc SS Cee SOA AlgtAgent for : ; also—Agent for Howe's celebrated PAMILY him acknowledge them to besopand apologize. Oraea rite cad ees deters trims ‘cr |. Furnace, Grate, | SEWING MACHINES. of its magical effects and medical Ty Range, 4 JAMES 8. TOPHAM. < Latrobe, ang ° Cooking LARGE STOCK OF BOO Cimberiand Coal! A TO BE SOLD CHEAP ND SHOES, ASHLAND and ther KAVELING BAGS; HAR- NESS; SADDLES: WHIPS; cx. &¢. Trunks, &c., Repaired and Covered MRS. or ¥RaTi0 We alzo saw the flour thrown upon him hired in the yard. : e im, and L of thi = A ‘ough s The entire length is Tow rs slave territory, onenorees gad pe safety in the transportation of servants. Timeto New Orlesns—Four Daysand Ten Hours. Pasvengers to New Orleans can continue on the Memphis auc Charleston Raiiread to Memphis, and proceed thence to New Orleans by stoamer, or to Viekeburg by steamer, and thence via Rauri ew Orlesns, cr can leave the Memphis road at Grand Junction, and pro- ssippi Central and New Orieans, est Northern Railroads,to New We sperk e. WE DO KNow,” after ten years’ ex Sign Mary R.° King, Elizabeth Shaffer, | tiox ron tue FULFIL y > Mary E. Wing, habscos Ellis, Laura King. GLAAE. In clowst every instance where tre eb Kindiing and Stove V prepared in any way | ,.4%¢ Rootand Shoe Establishment that was burnt ing frovs pain and exhvstion, relief will be fornd in fifteen | to suit the convenience of customers, er Wood de. | OUt on Sunday morning, the 20th of Novem: nty silamtes alist the aye is administered. hvered cord leneth. 'T. M. G ¢ valuable pr ‘Thorough screened Bod prepared inthe best manner a ber, have removed the balance of the —_sse- A . M. GALT, i 6 i prescription of one of the Foot of 7th st., below War Department; | St0ck,te No. 250 2th street, between I. an THE CAPITAL OF JAPAN. phased alata rin caetsiered ergata’ ith M. Persona in want of Shoes will now = What shall [say of this greatest and most | land, andhas been ueed with NEVEX-PalLING aUCCRSS fo Leas Ones ih dither place Wil Teootve Sn opportunity, for a few days, to cet zood articles singular of all cities? A volume is needed to THOUSANDS OF CASES, . Prompt personal attention, describe it, without attempting to give its his- It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the : INDLING AND STOVE Wood Ses ——— eee je OO G224T EXCITEMENT AT CITY STEAM FIKE-WOOD MILLS, No. 520 71TH Sr. For the saving and convenience of the customer, Susu Gee ee Ever! All who want becpeing must come quickly, on iat at unpre nos | “Gert ‘ented low prices. They must be sold, Charleston R: 4 stomach and bowels, corrects actdi tory. I have read of old Nineveh and Babylon energy ‘othe whole ayeiara: Tt will GRiping In THE BowzL yercome convulsicns, whici in death, We-———— NDSURESTREM FOR below the ground, and seen and handled works of ert which have been disinterred and created so much admiration on both sides of the Atlan- tic; but one living Jeddo, above the ground, is 3 CHILDREN worth a hundred old fogy cities below it. [| #Ha@a CHIL’) TEETHIN cannot eve you an idea of it, it is so unique, | {fers (rym teething! ———__ “D Coxic, it speedily remedied, believe itthe BRST, This Line bas completed arrangements, have now @ buat leari Memphis 5 day, Sundays excepted, for New Orleans and intermediate points. Mondays, W ednerd 7 the regular New Oricans packet Tu _Thure- days Saturdays qe reguiar Vicksburg ets, connecting them by rail. Only Twelve Hours to New t plow mop ——— siwaye verrm B at , arriva! of trains. ing sure connect: the only Line that has a Daily Line of Steamers on e ATi ae RAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON St 66. m, and 6 p. mi, Sundays excepted, making direct oon- nections, with the privilege of laying over at any Point named on the coupon. . M. LT, TF Orders eft at ‘either place will receive | the best and cheapect Goods in the city, and thet or from ‘any other | Prompt personal attention. peZ, | $10,008 worth of FALL and WINTER BOUTS THE PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, EDUCATIONAL. Poe It 520 7th the relief that will be Ev nee. W. so unlike everything except itself, and so im- bony Woes possible, as you will think. I have seen several bay FREIUDICES, pisces of interest and maintained a cool head, | Song et ut I was bewildered and confounded when [| medic tin sny each hottie. who has a child » lesa: > & SO 2 doors above States O: R. H. PERABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MU- = = M river. ‘hefrearmites |e io: Yooe! ged instrumental, iene CABINET WARE. wuine unle saw this. It is situated on the western shore Conris @ PE! 4 aa 4 = . of this charming gulf, twenty miles wide by | “smi ty DrusMitsmhioechow ene ect SMENPON) style o ng. Residence—397 New York 73 FURNITURE twenty-four long. It stretches for twenty | Principal Office, No. 13 Cedar Street, N. ¥. ae | Semen eOnmOT OF Lariistroet. Ro 28-Sin WAREROOMS! miles and more along a beach of a semiccin, | _Price only 25 Cente per Bowtie. oc M-d&wly HS! McOORMICHTS BCHOGIL cular form, with its horns turned outwards, A&XTIFicIAL FLOWERS, COIFFEURS, and Mrs. McCORMICK desires to inform her . ,PFANCY ARTICLES, friends and the public generally that she will resume | rooms, corner of 9 and along which a street extends, crowded LNCY . e h street and ¥ with Backs of stores and houses, and teeming M oe A. NOURKRIT, trom Paris, begs leave | the duties of her Schoo! on the ist Monday in Sep assortinent of CABIN Pa: ore leaving in the 6 p.m. Train go through to Richmoud without c ‘4 ‘ars, and have So ——s rest, as the cars are provided ith first-class Sleeping Seats. a "Be Sure aoe a sk for Tickets via Orange and °C: ‘wa Ravin 5 as ongers for Richmond and the South or South west ara foupeottaliy informed SS as — Re A via Orauge i — —_ avoid the annoyance of ac! ; cars at the inconvenient hour of midnight, as by the rive: ute, Passengers from New York will meetan Agent of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad at the at Washington, from whom they will receive polite tte % “LT [he Steamer GEORGE PAGE teaves the foot of Seventh street. at 6 a. m. and soupers take tio onre for the Beatl tal e cars for aad’ Southweet. Passengers for Charlottesville, Staunton, Front Royal, Woodstock, Winchester, &C. will take Boat leaving Washington at 6 &.m. Omnibuses leave the Office, corner of Sixth stree and Penney! vania avenue, at 6a. m. and 6 p.m. WALL & BARNARD Are now receiving at. their furniture ware avenue, a large JRE, embra- Tt Tho eourse of study pursued will comprisea!! the Bedetonds,. Wako Bidcboente fpereons, with moving crowds, while shopkeepers, arti- sans, women and children seem equally numer- igre Herida or iy Miicbyeatanata branches requisite toa thorough English educa- Whatnots, Marble-wp aud other Tables. Rockers, Sine rother’s jewelry store, me : m, C: dW v) £ dose ean doors and at the doors. | Indeed. @ | GPARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ard COIFERURS | “Teraddition to her day scholars. she is desirous of | ATs Gane and Wood-seat Chairs, Wardrobes: dozen or fifteen miles might be added to the from the establishment of Felix & Constantine, of length of the city in this direction, since there - s a is nothing but an unbroken succession of towns int fp grent variety of choice FANCY ARTI- | mediate oareand oversight. and villages for this distance, which are as} “Njalame N. respectiu that sh» will. thisday, open fora few! rm the Iadies of pouiye new tember noxt. Wdaye. at 254 Pa. avenue, over Messrs. c bs, Xe., Carpets and Onlelothe ; all of which we reosiving into her family a few pupiis as boarders, | gre selling at the lowe: . 5 aged from 10 to 14 years, who will be under her im- | snd Pa avenue. ee ee (States.) ned ITER. rae E Her srrenacmenss a the Bocommndstion po} D STREET. & invites an examination jue care of pupils have boen consideral!ly increas — populous and well-built asthe city itself. In | of the ahova rare ar a jJall-2w_ | and otherwise improved. ‘Those in Washington PAPERHANGINGS—New stock, sneap for ‘erossing the city from the shore to the western LADIES, desiring ey ae We wel ee me Paper hung by experienced workmen, and satis- outskirts I have walked two miles and a half, Ix Oniee to com picts oar Serer mont ws Baye the Star. mar ‘i ; in . bey uaran’ * , " a opened thi ornitg. January ith, a few mor ¥ tI i _ hy and then proceeded on horseback for ten miles VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS, Ot tackacn OF Has ee i piere apiecenay ide ine pa Pas this month, which, with our entire stock, we are | “syo7-tf SPLENDID ROC y ine beiow cost. New York Cloak and Man- Pied 7 HOLLO i : LF Al Purnitere is manufactured in thie INTINTR s e137, and cvaranteed A No. 1. DENTI : PRY. 7 pad OS, t: K-PLANT & COW = rper! ors and U pho!sterers, TEETH. 330 D at, bet. 3th anc Irth. Varniahed. sp ld-ly \G-SEA'T LOUNGES, $8. DWALNUT TREE-R TETES, gz. nore, making twelve and a half in the whole. ING CHAIRS. $7.50, y CHAIRS, giz. while in other places it may be wider still. According to the lowest estimate, the ores an area equal to ae of the New and farming towns, which were usually = miles square. And all this is traversed by No. 481 Sth street werween nd By streets, usually wide, well-constructed, per-| REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL - e MINERAL ATE TEETH, at- fectly neat, and crossing ench other at right Will attend to the collection of Rents, Buying and | tends personaliv at his office in this city. angles—streets lined with houses and stores as | Selling hie eee ue Agency | Busi: compactly as they can be built, and crowded | to him will receive prompt atten with moving or stationary masses as thick as — Persons calling at my office can be accommodated 1ENTLEMEN SR OC SEALED PRopos. in our Washington street, or New York Broad- | (gUNTLEMEN’S CLOTHING —Woe are man- | witi any styloand price of Tpeth they may desire; | partment ueti rs, Ot 0 ‘9, 9th street, firstdoor fron Pa, avenue, es re fi © Oo ving at Washington, passeng' Aah fe careful fo take the Orang: Rafi re. aco , TAM ES A. EVANS, oc 20-tf Ticket Agent, Washington. FRALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. BALTIMORE An SHING TON BRANCH. Cuaner or Hovis. Commencing on Monday morning, October 17, 1858 T° CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, WM. H. BH. 3 « LOOMIS, ps P a the inventor and patentee {O™ Furnite Repairac Many persons can wear thess teeth who oF FICiAL. ations addressed | cannot wear others, and no personoan wear others 2, jJal2-eolm | who cannot wear tliese, ber 28, 18 i coos at a be 2ck noon of, Tuesiay, the Sim r : ufacturing to order, Gentlemen’s Clothing of | put to those who are particufarand wish the urest, annary, fur one million one hundred and ten thou- way, at least for considerable distances. The | tha bast grades, at excecdingly low prices,and we | cleanest, strongest, ned goat porfect denwaee thal | sand dollars stock of the ted States, authorised opulation is estimated generally at three mil- | Would invits citizns snd strangers to exainine uur | srroan roduce, the MINERAL PLATE wili be] bythe act of 4th June, 1f58—being so much stock feos which Mr. Harris, our Minister, thinks at of Cloths, Doe Skin Cassimers and | moro fully warranted, as has been heretofore awarded to bidders under z J ti r Rael eling aseured that every garment will give] Rooms in this city—No. 336 Pa, avenue, between | the terms o” the act, who have failed to depusite is no exaggeration. or my part, jud Sng | entire satisfaction, Le 9th and 10th sts. Also, 967 Arch atrest, Philadei- | the principal and premium on that amount. from what [ have seen when [ have gone into 55 SVAUL: STEFHED 1S & CO. phia, oc l-y , The eee Sys be ag enigre fifteen years . A i 24 ~ AV. hat. 9 . = roi the Ist of January last, and bear interest at the heart of the city. and crossed the city from DENTISTRY. five per centum per annum, parable semi annually side (0 side, I should be willing to add ismany | CORTHITS CORRESPONDENCE WITH A| Dr, mits, ate eee vant of two yeara, | Moe gontem ee Sanuary aud July of each vent millions more; for the living, moving masses, c “aod medence lol Thomae Acuoul feels that he ean with confidence recem- No bid will he received below p: seen from sunrise to sunset, and everywhere DD. latohend Wantee WER weber Sekgeloned hoe mend the Cheopiastio Process for insertin any fraction of one thousand dol! and none for nor will any ne d 7.45 8. m., and 3.26 p. “Por the WEST al For ANNAPOLIS For NORFOLK at oo ts the same, fairly seemed beyond computation. | Professor of Modern History. inthe Uiiwereee al Stroasta, Uoonty, cleenl news tecl aieeotas. Pal | cuovat in copaiten caliente ee One city as large as seven fine towns in Berk- | Oxford, by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, M. A.,1n two upper sets inserted for $55. Partial in proportion. Sseretary of the Treasury, with a depositary of the shire county, aud containing a population three My ema price 92. Office 306 Pa. avenue. — 807 | United States, whose gortificate of such deposite times as large as that of the whole State of | portrait and sketch of hie life.’ Rusted by Ieexe | ——————— > ce Re enccetitieinl cee ee eee ce ix sonst Massachusetts! That is enough to think of for | Strohn; price $2. . = ING & BURCHELL, a moment.—Japan Corr esponden ce of Boston F a sale at 334 a LOK & MAURY 3, Corner t5tn st. Traveler. : aes — colle sof Thomas Corwin, with steel plate — EW YORK AND WASHINGTON N STEAMSHIP LINE. The Steamer MOUNT de tag <f will leave Alexandria and Washincton for New York EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 3 vrelock p.m.,and New York for Wash ‘ton ove: turday, at3 o'clock p.m. "Bassengert in tie Bh [txaidria atany jeparture. B.—In the event of the steamers inability * the bar in consequence of low water, all goods will be ney apaeree toand from the steamer by the undersigned. ND VERMONT AV. plas and must state the premium offered bet. 9th and 10th sts. faore fully supplied phoma on witty ail the requi- | “Tne sealed proposals should be endorsed on the McKENNEY & LANSDALE, 520 el ayer and Ducok WAISiee oem are onteide of the envolope ‘Proposals for Loan of neh ade un za ty 1853” and ba addressed to the Secretary of the Our Hunting Grounds. AGENTS FOR THE i Sultans RAISINS, Treauars, Wank D.C Th hich is y IRE INS CU_N. Y Cash oapiteland : RS ‘ reasury, Washington, D. e suns whic! sppllcn GI0,uin hoary; aad ootepeette ns | New rlas small drame,) may be accepted from any ‘bidder will be requ havius cash capital of over CITRO ognitah y adjusted and promptir oth atraat. naar Ph ast The New York correspondent of the Phila- delphia Press gives, in his last letter, the fol- lowing gossip : ; e “The rapidly increasing number of Englis ee 5 = noblemen and gentlemen who are visiting the | 438 COX & McKENNEY 8 ; . - 4 = DEALERS IN 2 prairies and wilds of the West for sporting FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. ORES purposes, has stimulated the curiosity and en- nee pants vanes ane chcice atock of Fresh FRUITS, in cane. Picadas esr bbec sams of sae thoaman’ A i Ni 0 a1 S—wholesale : ‘OF. st 0) each, le te r « thusiasm of their brother Nimrods across the PA ier pd Willinie Gree rate Bo. BE OES Sort CORN, beaver with coupons of eemi-annual interest from Channel. Ilenceforth the Briton is not to be article wiil do well to oal!. Ail ordere, 0, PEAS, ASPARAGUS, the Ist Juiy next, also payable to bearer attached rtificates of «tock for sums of five liars each inseribed on the books of near! to he part tothe depositary of the Uni ERRIES, nearest to his residence, as indicated as m: ia ventent by him. Shou'd bide be aoceptad i¢ SERVED and BRANDIED FRUITS, of | BAtti’s not residing within the United States, they set re ieties of this climate, will be required to deposite the principa. For freight or poser a ply to - muin, with the assistant treasurcre at Bo: - 9025-M.TaSE « GRINERART, Kk, Philade!phia, or Now Orleans. KR NEW YORK. Passace, ANeLUDING MEALS AND STATEROOM, $7.50. The New York and the exclusive red-slayer, from foreign parts, of promptly filled. Grosse & Blackwell's PICK LES. 4 thereto, or t Fresh, Smoked, and Soused SALMON. ousand de the deer and the doe, the buck and the bison, nein strent Rear. =e Do. (MACKEREL, fresh LOBSTERS, fresh | the Pease . : the Treasury,and transferable there upon assien- and the varmiuts of the catamount species gen- LB! Fres! —. ked HALIBUT. ments made pursuant to the regulations, will be erally, that roam over the ‘vast, illimiiable | A XX ALE AND XXX ALE! | Engle Fennen oe Aer’ issued at the option of the succesrful bidders aa eee = Seniesa The purest and most wholesome Ale in this city 1s see Roch ee@ermau and American MUS- | amount of the accepted bids, upon the certificates space out West.’ His enterprise and his marks- Ss be ete gt WASHINGTON BREAY. TARD, au UnG sis of deposits to the credit of the “Preassrer nt tae manship are to be contested by the gentlemen | ERY. hie Alois mada from malt and hops only, coe oe er OL Rei ‘ATS, g ‘ t j ATE DE 28 G + States. The stock will in all cases bear interest Swiss, Dutch, Italian and American | from the date of such deposite. qihe interest on the . an : coupon stock from that date to the lst July, and the 'S, PKCAN NUTS, interent payable on that day ‘aud eneh subsequent ne helf year on the inscribed stock wil! be paid to the SHELLBARKS, successful uiiters or their ‘tranefcreons unser the nit long-estanlished regulations on that enbject. nd SUGAR PLUMS, | 'Stocesstul bidders will be required ta deposite the principal and promium.of their accepted hi¢son i Virginia Screw Steam: ERNON, Ci . Sy Se will leave the Com Wes tern Wharves, at liv ka.m.every WEDNES- DAY, and th Depot, at Alexandria, at 3o’clock p. m. same da) Passengers from Warnington and Georgetown oan take the coaches connecting with Al the 8! United Statos with the depositaries of the United in the spirit of true] and and proposes soon | sumers. | © C eee towards | _J@4-ly_ Wash’n Brewer ot fail to give entire satisfaction con 6 of France, one of whom, TINEA, Pee ee Hoglia vi i INES » Proprietor of ne oo adventure, is already her DEnOrk aaderth ea. CH > i ALMONDS, FILBE to set the rudder of bi all a = DEIRA N steamboats = — Mc getch ol ow we § 7th etreet 2: a. avenue hourly, or they can onthe steamer from the Western Wharves at 1) — can be engaged on application to OOM CAN Meer. Mor an & Rhinehart, Western Wharves, Freight will be received up to the hours of depar- ture Insurance will be effected on all goods by AS a the office cf the Company at 3 per cent mium. ne accommodations for passengers by this line sre in every reepect hrat-o ass, and every effort wil be made to render this communication with New York an agreeable and healthful one. con. wae ighvad passage apply © FOWLE & |.» Agents, Alexsndna. - — i. B. CROMWELL & CO. ork. the place where the sun sets. “NEW BOOKS. ronnie ay J “The gentleman to whom I allude is Mr.| 7 THE WORLD OF ICE, Di] gros aun Cross» & Blackwell's 3. Charles Heidsieck, whose name on cartridges Or, Adv: es tier elee Regions. iiard’s CAN DIES a: him several specimens of beadftful and am: D ie a reoeved ace EERERD'S, | Rucian sud American ISINGLAS, ary dep. per i mimes Eeskone hi fae il dopa e ey UES ae M YERS & MoG HA N, - a de 29-e0t J ian St = Secretary oft the Treas orgs ieee . t ay o| iH tinue to have forwarded to him, fr the | SILK ROBES, MOURNING and FOULARD will form a volume alike spiced with adventure, (ibe, Caper cat anreetenauee frst froures, everything new and desirable in the | SILKS AT cost. All of the above goods were instruetion, and amusement. Your readers} Marhied’ Wack Barins, Black Walnut and tron Eashior able World. may, perhaps, remember Lord tiore, who re- Marble-top Washstands, SIGNS for ately returned to the samy i ee ——-———| Spauish‘and reach OLIVES. do20-tf Sag TOE ides. _803-ly 86 Wost st., corner Al sugh as MOULDS and DE- | bought this Fall, and are of the latest and most de- decorating and embellishing | sirable styles, and Nozic .—The Steamer JAM resumed herrouto on the Poto- ay of them are much below enamel the largest. aud moxt magnifivent entertainments portation. “Wo have alsoon hand «| TUERDAYS. fr CURRIOMAN: i C ‘i = je lar; a nt A rt le "ee f 7. mained nearly three years on the plains, and | Weiter Closets, Harthen aad Iron Enameled Hop- | ee acer ed ee ee kenan pene entertainments, aplocted stock of first-class FANCY | aad on PRIDA VS (comennorrcan thp Bthof April) upon the plateau of the tablelands between the | gedfurdaiire and Copper Swing Urinals, style unsurpassed as recards beauty of arranze- $ RY GOODS, most of which have | for PINEY POINT and KINSAT RS iy hen Sierra Madre and Sierra Nevada. From the | [ron and tarthen Drain Pipes, Sewer Traps. mertand deloacy of viands, will consult their in- | been greatly gree 7 r turning, wil! leave Kinsaleon SATURDAYS até “a hi ; thirt a Copper Planished Showers, Lead and Galvanized | terest by calling on mo. ss _ TAYLOR & HUTCHISON, a, m., topping at all of the regular inndi character of his retinue—thirty men, sixty ron Pipe, Cedar and Pine Hydrants, Families who may prefer having dinners prepared No, 42 Louisiana avenue, opposite and returning” LUCIEN S. PAGE. horses. large baggage and provision trains, tous | India Rubber Hose, Hose Pipes, Brass and fron | at hom can have a hirst class French cook sent to | dato Cantre Marat Space Nass. Bevex, Agent. Arexendria, of ammunition, and $10,000 worth of improved Lift and Foree Pumps. Yard Pumps, their residence at the moderate charge of $2, for = nite hte Y i i 7 NONVICT LABOW fire-arms—he was the most formidable enemy | Hydraulic Rams, Brass and Silver-p'ated Basin | his services, and I cuarantae thatall who may avail Cc FOR HIRE. drant Nozzies per cent. C. GAUTIER, SEALED PRorosats wil! bo received at the Office ; Bastin Plugs, No. 252 Pennsylvunia avenue, of the United States Penitentiary, D. C., until M nd Brase Chain, betwen 1th 7 4 Cocks hot and cold water Coniprossion Cocks, | themselves of this offer will thereby save at least 25 of game-dom ever in those parts. Numerous Gas Cocks. Globe Valves, H y other English noblemen, and officers, and pri- | Street Washers, Hose, Bi: r : Sink Plugs, Silver p'ated water geatamen, Have best ovor the sae | ok cat taad Tike ton teneiee wendiend || nosieiem _ Uh NEW YORK Th ha ° mot ATS team i J y Ly New York SATURDAY and the NONTICELLD TURSDAY ‘of Pape te week. for the District cities. eturning. the Mount Vernon will leave on WEDNESDAY the Montecito on SATURDAY of cook weak, r New York. For freight Passare apply to H. B. CR Sb West st. Yor! OM WELL & C6 iS EOWLE & Alexandria, Va.; MORGAN & R Nit BART, Washington, D. = tf Ba . | das, January 16, i860, at 12 o'clock m., for the labor rice ciation (TS ty to forty convicts in this institution for one or two years from February 1, 180 sround! proving that England, up to this time, “— ne of two i 1 Bas furnished more appreciative sportsmen | Malable tron and Brass Gas Filtinis. ME TROPOLITAN im semua (Bidders so rpeoily the kind —— 0 AIl material necossary’ to the introduotion ot | 4 New Yark won hatter tear | aod Wee Bee Oo ae te en eee y tas into ic or private buildings kept 2 on Detineen Is StS. he pr per ds riabor, $ oon ~ Waitt qateads. vane . ‘The success that has attended the undermened | Mshed avd discipline maintained at the expenss of Reducing Fittings, [ron Boiler Stands, than any other foreign country. Fr nent there came, some five years since, the of Nassau. who, a prince in character | ‘Those contemplating improvements in this line | since the opsuing of his Brewery hae induced ites | tp iuelitution, rin t : i 3 vi st | will find it to theiy advantage to eal! and examine | to make farther improvements, as well as in name, thought his travels among: Sar amertncat. All work eutrusted to us will be promptly attende ‘Tho Warden reservice the right to select such A8 Will best promote the interest i Ho hopes. that with thess additions, and the au. | bids and busin is us incomplete until he roamed to the land of EER. that he furnishes to merit the buffalo, and brought down his ‘bull and | to, ‘ pers public. Families willtingit a] | [nee cow.” L need not allude to Mr. Grantley] e61isH VARNISH hes ot rink. Wagons deliver in ——— Mesers. LIGHTE & BRADBURY, of New * As AR? ’ 7 y part of the District. iG on Pee ji y Berkeley, whose exploits bave latterly found E ~ None s axp Hoane's, RESTAURANT.—Bs has also opened, for the | SHELLING OFF SELLING OFF — Nor thet factory, offer tothe pebu R their way to the public through the press. We Be oe reese aur eee nod Sn rere c.® Restaurant, onthe | Our whole stock of rich Fancy ard Black Sik | {he tct cheno sacar romeo the pably now have the first envoy from the sporting |. 15 aoB! -THOMES corner of K and 4th street west, where he is pre-| Robes: Pancy avd Fieuedd Muck Soe PIANOS > ase i ared to furnish the best Liquors and Cigars, and gentlemen of Frane w{COURING AND RE RID A new strlo at dishes known toa well regulated lardes. Sererear een Saltéeontaa : of Scouring Gentlemen’ Clothing, without the ja3 eo2w ERN & ronsral stoc! of Srst, cises Staple Goode, at re- 197 During the past year the Simitusonian In- | slightest injury to the cloth or style of the garment: luce: prices, in order to reduce our stock. atte Vareeeh fo ecizanled aystens of unetoorele: by'B. MAGRUDER, aration! Triior Net77 1 Q7Q — T. POTENTINI, 206 IL-7 We invite purchasers to call before making 4 , ‘ a cen enable ith street. between Dand KE, west side. Gertiemen IMPORTER OF gical observations, has bcen enabled to make Aa se rp i : their selections ae COLLEY & Co. i ions, ting the | destring having their clothing scoured or repaired Pa. Avz., FOREIGN FRUITS, Pa. Avz.. . ,W. LLEY & oy ee oe cata Gaye of January 160 Tt | Will pleas oot On Cao sbuve, sad their onlors will | siegtitesse: OC ECTIONS. Willard’: hotel, | _i8 5-2 523 7th was found that the cold of the three days men- | 2° Promptly etten 2 = ay ERVES, '.—26 barrels north eee a2 aS, P ERVES, <2 SEVE g 5 tioned, swept progessively over the country like a A eink SUBSTANTIAL PRESE CONDIME 283 Ss Apples, in prime order; Goshen and NT. x iTS, ke, wave, coming down from the Arctic regions and NE Chiokering & Sons’ Piano, or a Melo | Bees leave to cali the attention of his friends and first entering’ the territory of the United States at | deon, Quitar, ts u 9 \? | Glade Butter, extra prime. for family use ; 2% ibs 1 tolin, Aceordeon, Fiutina. Banjo | !e,pubiic generally to his New Store, under Wi!- ofine, I i ium New Jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheero tre es! , ‘ lard's Hotel, just opened, tn connexion with his | Pxtca fine quality; niga, & lathe otek at bomen the extreme Northwest, atnong the Rocky Moun Tambe TP MEHC Gg me avenne. [Old eetaniiahment, wrkera ke whl the inppy to tee 4 tains. It was experienced at Utah some three SEWING a = 7 of ever : mk i meSuiNES geiveany ordera for superior Confections of his own pribos bo walt the ti Ay atthe Now Stare saa ae 4 Si. 4h NE Oi a . x a) days before it reached the banks of the Northern E nily Sewing M. is the 1so, ail orders for Dinners, Suppers, Balls, and | © ssippi, and was heradled. by telegraph at | HE CE PGI BHS. They make face tonnes | Private Partin eet es coppers, Balls. and H GiBBSs Tnnesote — sec euse rere pico bane tlle stitches a minute with nerring accuracy, are easily AIR i 4 4 + nol boy ees and was felt last on the Atlantic Ocean, the price, Gelivered, is only $3i and 36. They can yard; All Wool Delaines, and Freach Merinos. In ER fact. all Winter Dress Goods at cost,for cash ; with (part of New which is now im store) to be found south of k | keep constantly in store between 25 acd 3° Inetruments, embracing every interme dia:e grade between the plain 6 octave and the elaborately carved 7 octave, ranging ir price from $20 to #1 5m, all in 3T LOEFE stance sel! at the i Ww YoRR FACTORY PRICES, (as per print: ist, and on ERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, ae 8 liberal discount for cash and a ir price for a Second-hand Pianos taken in erchangs. Ths euperjer ‘exonilonce of these Pianos, whether f rheial ornamestation, elastic! combined fags sweetness fez fet Senet rd jesems so Magee x Dr. Meson, Gotschaik, Simm, and others of equal treet. above Pa. ay, (dat c. BR. JEWELL. Je, with the same promptness and dis- iB RESSING AND GENTLEMEN’S le to getout of order, and | eateh which ha has hitherto ah. i D ank FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, celebrity. = = WrLrarps’ Hore. where it appea' seen at my Housefurnishing store 7th &| P OLD is Pianos Tuned and Repaired at the shortest notice here it appears to have disappeared This cold | be my Hi furnishing st 490 7th st, URE OLD RYE WHISK cb . The undersigned respectfully informs tho public | by Mr. T.H. is, whose entire com! y 16 5 2 an ; son m4 : ‘ ; desi Sole aw it for the Ret ‘ vi MEDICINAL USE. | thar he hax on and a ine f Pe adel ae inrt’ | guaranteed by us. Orders to be left at the Ware- anny s di provesti ely appeared in Florida i Sole Agent f District. I have on hand a large stock of the old “Original et al tention manner, é f FURNISHING GOODS, Se Medicinal Rye Whisky that has cained such a wide bracing Gl. hirts, Neck-Ties. of the iL otuer Southemn States. and Mexfeo; and the | gy9uy YOUR STOVES —_ spread reputation, and is universally conceded by | free acne goes: Shirts, Neck-Tiem, &o last pulsations, as it died away in this direction, a _ AT ees ERICE Ss f all iudges who have tried it to be the purest aud best | aico, tue finest stork of PERPUM soll: wicaved in Coats aud among | C. SNYDER, Phiiharmonic Hall, sone athe | fund in this market. Prico $2 per gal'on, or 9 | District of Columbia; and evary thing in hisline as were experienc in all, it was | the Ayonue, west oi !lth street and next door to ths | conta per bottle. EDWARD BALI B facturerin HAIR WORK, euch as W the West India Islands. Taken allin a i. oe Star Offices is selling his entire stock of Stoves, Tin Wri cottie ‘and retail -deglor in Pies ‘ee saad ee maine Pag’ VEC A we tig igs, one of the most remarkable meteorological pheno- Ware, and Gae Fixtures at reduced sheers sae Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.. No. 4 ‘ ga i noticed, and the facts collected. seem | jn want of bargains will cail soon. : Louisiana avenua, opposite Centre Market. | da 5-am* OHN B. GinRs Seir eee aha the originating impulse came from | Gas ae executed at the shortest betes, and N.B.—Superior Old eoere Madeira, of direct zee wilds : the extreme Northwestern portions of the Ameri- | warrant importation, in demijonns and bottles. dea2 eo2m HOSF. OF OUR CUSTOMERS NOT WISH- room. Ww -room of Lith street, one door south of Pa. avenue, next to the Theatre. a de INGTON SEWING ROOMS, _ ws NS 2 ye two doors Ree. oy Pa. Ave. Now 18 the time to get SPRING and vy Bens ber pared to Tanke, SER braWene, HIRE Beek paca [ANOS FOR SALE, upon monthly pay oe PIANOS FOR SALE, stow bogie PR OWE’SIMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES: 1 atbu juveniie “Caled ”’ “Ray's,” and other ch dhs elt mip tokanee pronenh a pal ctialtcaeieeate | from Bs fal iiluxtrat oii -donia,” “Ray's, other choice brands. sees Sexatte. rob oP Y; anelegant gift. pork bran use. Firstclass prom:ums have been awarded them cheering results were immediately manifested JACK An Jor aiyere just received, at Batra and Su ne Flour oh ae bee a, by the United States Pair and Virginia Ag ievitural She contianed to improve rapidly, and at last ac- SHRPHER D’S, corner 7th and D sts., do 2 tf Cor Society; Vireinia State Agriau'tural fair, Franklin connts walleonatdered beyond thereach af dac-| o..,,Smguis catarat his tharke to hia pamorous of 1th st and Vermontay. | Titel Pair, eansyivanin New Yor wait te Ing to be annoyed by having bills presented to Gai j 4,000 pd OhP PUCK WHEAT. them are requested to call and vett.c their acoounte | emerte @. 0. NaVES IFT A successful case © ee eee Jand sad ENS, of pare Buckwheat Flons. | Brie to the 2th, in-tant. after which time | Darn sereon CARRIAGES, acittons to hi = s M TH . 4 s by round and forwar: us from Luzerne coun- Ss wil reser’ Without dist not per into the veins: of a woman, was performed 1a) | Pian irthewordsat, JOHN F. ELLIS. y. Peunsvivania. Wo have never seen a favor PAWALL, STECHENS & COL” BE Dahewiber Doves ng in Kilmarnock, ican kg ony Seed a os 2N6 Pa'av . hatween Mhand ith ata article. eve sell it at the price cf the ordinary 229 Ha av. hat Orh and ith t= ths District, where big thoug ime » becor SSE — heat Te pees Ss ieee of blood ‘that pulsation was at times NEW YEAR’S GL macy ring Cy 33 3 tie ‘Ss! Algo, ceptible. The blood of a friend was inject- Lire, AND ADVEN HERES ofbaNDy JACK | | Best FAMILY FLOUR of “James S. im, ee ise vein in one of her arm’, and the most wal PAIRS nee’ ,y done,andall orders prompt- 7 , age during the Le "©. N. More. ee ~ | Vermont State Fair, &c., &c. In every case where ger friends for their rery bere: asons Se wits 1.QC. LAMAR. ¢. H. Mort, 1.L. avrey. inated they, have possrved brat jane premums, | Car, i sed 4 Mons. Maiilefort is employed in tae exectt Chri ettis't teatuuarters daa | | AMAR, MOTT a aU ewes. arcaw, | Foaneat 53 Louisiane ‘avenue, ‘of Siller’s | enes. NDRYW 3.3 “* ot wi the § ait = Se a >| Chilled Iron Safes, + . q ns ; < % rt — => mame - O ' ER pec GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS, | ¥iil pracusein the High Court of Errors and Ap- ED A’ HARV Y's oysT on the Rocky Falls of Alexandria, some 390 niles | J RID ais galsivated tt Jackson, the Pederal Court at Pontoto r SKATES. mt 4 large vot {Steeet finest above New Orleans Kil Ginvont tee ce ronls cia ta akin eo onr}s of tho Seventh Judisiat Di Gaurrrris sHifitos Have just recerved, by | York erg! Mis- {c7- The called Kentuckians have been ofred | Invite the apgoia sasiOE fareuguout the North Mismsipyn. ? “osisd™ | sak tow.” gst ©! fetes, ready stopped” For | 0, No, $6) gobo. im om f the ay ath @ home at Kingston, Decatur county, Indiana. ‘4d. W. COLLEY & CO., 523