Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania Avenus and lish strest, RY W. D. WALLACH. _ Papers served in packages by carriers at @4 8 year, or 57 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.) & year, in adrance; $2 for six ™ ; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of j2 cents a week. Single copies, ONE CENT; In Wrappers, Two CENTS. {[ 7" ApvzERTi<EMENTs should be sent to the office before 12 o’clock, m.; otherwise they may not ap- year until the next day. COLDSTREAM. {e ONCLUDED | Before starting upon this expedition, he changed the remains of bis evening dress (for he had been writing in his dres-ing gown) for ® flannel shirt and trousers, whilst a short pea jacket and glezed hat completed bis array. His room was on the first floor, and ne had in- tended to drop from the window-sitl, but the branch of an elm came so near, he found that unnecessary, as springing to it he was on the round, like # cat, In an instant. He soon found his way across country. “‘like a bird, to the edge of the cliff. The sea for miles seemed one sbeet of foam But « flash of lightning discovered a group of fizares about a quarter of a mile distent; and he distinguished shouts in the intervals of the storm He was soon smongst them, and he found that all eyes were turned op a vessel which bed struck on « rock within two hundred yards “of the cliff It was evident that she would go to pieces under their very eyes. ~ Is there no way of opening communication . for he pulled his forelock, h: laughing like, and said, ‘Come on board, Sir, to me, when we pulled him up." “Perhaps it was Rutherford,” said Mr. Rav- elstroke, naming the lieutenant in the navy, *‘he is tall and dark.’’ “And he has been letting his moustache grow since he came on shore,’’ observed a young lady. ‘‘Where is he?” But Mr. Rutherford was gone down to the cliff to inspect the scene of disaster. _‘Begging your pardon, Sir,’’ said the butler, “it could not have been any gentleman. stop- ping in the house for the door was fastened till the people came down to tell you of the wreck.’’ At this moment—half-past ten a. m.—Mr. Tyrawley walked into the breakfast-room. He was Bot up, if possible, more elaborately than usua “Now, here’s a gentleman, captain, Mr. Ty- rawley, who has been all over the world, and met with strange adventures. I'll be bound he never saw anything to equal the affair of last night.” “You'd a nearish thing of it, captain ?”’ in- quired Tyrawley, speaking very slowly. His manner and appearance quite disarmed any suspicion §the captain might have had of his identity. “Fivo minutes more, Sir, and Davy Jones’ locker would have held us all. Begging your pardon, Miss,’’ apologizing to Constance. The captain had already repeated the story a reasonable number of times, and was anxious to finish his breakfast. So Miss Constance gave it all for the benefit of Mr Tyrawley, dressed in her own glowing periods. Tyrawley made no observation upon hor re- cital, but took a third exg. “Well, Mr. Tyrawley,”’ said she at last, “what do you think of the man who swam oul to the wreck ?”” “Why, I think, Miss Baynton—I think,” for Manby's rockets; but she must break up befure they come.”’ ** How far is it to Bilford ?”” + Better than seven mile, your honor.’ If we could get a rope to them, we might save the crew.” - Every one of them, your honor; but it aint possible.” Las { think a man might swim out.”’ The first wave would dask him to pieces against the cliff.’* Wheat depth of water below?” - The cliff gues down like a wall, forty fathom, at least.’” «The deeper the better the water?” \ good fifty feet.”” bi Weil, I have dived off the mnin-yard of the What distance to Ebening MISCELLANEOUS. Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1860. _ WOOD AND COAL. MRS. WINSLOW, An Experienced N: id Femal prosenta to the attention of mathary, hase SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, Which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by seften- jog the gums, reducing all inflammation—will allay ALL PAIN and spastwodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depent upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS We have put up and sold this article for over ten years,and IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, what we have n able to —————— say of any OTHER HAS IT FAILED, IN z in- Fect 4 curne,| WINSLOW'S Neverdid we know antisfaction by any the contrary, alinre opr: 4 yhen timely ane an instance of di SOOTHING one pene ed it. 0 delighted ite apes in cerme of ects and medical 4 ” y TION FOR THE LYILMENT OF WHat WE z CLARE. In almost every inetonce where tne infant is eu} exhaustion, relief will be found in Sf wafter t RVER-FAILING #UCCRSS in THOUSANDS OF CASES. It net only re 14 from pain, but in orrects acidity, and vatem. It will almost in YG IN THR BowFLs ann W ome convale gorsten the 6 tone and antiy relieve FOR LD, CHILDREN [ext rwy ant pax: . We AND SURESTREM- in all cases of D¥s- RH@A IN CHIL- from teething Ww ¥ TEETHING, |PRES, wh ee or from an: ¢ woulil xy to hae a child anf- from any of the fo z plaiits—DO NOT LRT YOUR FRESUDICES, NOR THE PREJUDICKS OF OTHERS, stand between yoursudfering chid and the relief that will be ABSOLUTELY StRE—to follow the use of thie Full directions for sing will ne- Jess the fnc-simile © ¢ outside wrapper pony excl bat Chesapeake. Now listen to me some light, strong rope?" Have you got | said he hesitating, “that he must have got very wet. And I since ely hope he won't catch cold.” There was a general laugh at this, in which the captain joined; but itis to be feared that Miss Constance stamped her pretty little foot under the table. Tyrawley turned, and began to talk to Miss Mellish, who was sitting on his right. As he was speaking the door on his left opened, and Lady Grace Ravelstoke entered with the lady passenger. The lady heard him speak; and there are some voices which a woman never forgets, and the dangerous jour- ney over the rope had not passed in silence. She laid her hand upon his arm and said, “Oh, sir, how can I thank you?” Tyrawley rose #s in duty bound, saying, * Do not speak of it; I did ‘not know when 1 came off that I was to have the pleasure of as- sisting you.”’ But the astonishment of the captain was beautiful to behold. As much as you like Well, take a double coil round my chest, nd de you take care to pay it out fast eaough 1 draw upon it.’* tou won't draw much after the first plunge; it will be the same thing as suicide. every bit.”’ Well, we shall see. f i me a knife.’’ Aud in an instant he whipped off his hat, nd pea-jacket; then with the knife he fits sleeves. and passed the rope through them, that it might chafe him less. The eyes of the old boatman brightened. There idently # mothod in his madnes ery good swimmer, I suppose, sir i have dived through the surf at Nukubeva & few times er knew a white man that could do There’s no time to be w th her.” he asked of an ol least-guard man * Why, ye see, sir, we have sent to Bilford Tyra smiled. “But whatever you do,” pind and let me have plenty of rope. Now out of the way, my friends, and let me * Why you don’t mean to say—. Well, I have aclear start’ never—dash my wig—well I’m—. Here, shake fle walked slowly to the edge of the cliff, | hauds, sir, will you.’ And he stretched across !wokel over to see how much the rock shelved | the table a brawny hand, not much smaller than a shoulder of mutton. The grip with which Tyrawley met his seemed todoa great deal more to convince him of his identity than the lady’s Tecognition of their preserver. The day was as wet as the preceding. Half an hour after breakfast, Mr. Tyrawley lounged into the back drawing-room. “There sat Miss Constance Bayuton, and, by the singular coin- cidence which favors lovers or historians, she sat alone. Now Constance had made up her mind that she was bound to apologize to Mr. Tyrawley for her rude speeches of yesterday; she had also decided that she would compliment him on his gallant conduct She had, in fact, arranged a neat, quiet, cold, formal, appropriate form of words in which she would give her views expression. eutward, then returned, looked to see that there was plenty of rope for him to carry out, rtrun, and leaped as if from board of a planging bath. He water fall five-and-twenty feet » the edge of the cliff. Down into dark ta he went, like # plummet, but soon to rise tin. As bi hed the surface he saw the ighty wave a few yards in front of a—the wave that he had been tohl was to fash him lifeless against the cliff. But now his «ld experience of the Pacific stands him in good stead. Fortwo moments he draws breath, then, Bs ere it reaches him. he dives below its centre. The water dashes against the cliff, but the swimmer rises far beyond it. A faint cheer rises = trom the shore as they feel him draw upon the waves follow in succession, and he ps again and again, rising like en otter to take breath. making very stendily onward, | And how do you think she delivered them? though wore below the water than above it. | she got up, said, “0, Mr. Tyrawley "and We must now return to the ship. The wares | burst into tears. » have made aclean breach over her bows. The| Ifa proud woman's pride is a shield to thee, crew are crowded upon the stern, They hold | O man, as well as to her, against the arrows of ~: on to the bulwarks, and await the end. for no love, remember that if ever she throws it away. boat can live in si asea. Sudde she is | after she has compelled you to acknowledge its hailed from the waters. “Ship a-boy'” shouts | value, you are both left utterly defenceless rvoice, which wakes itself heard Frederick Tyrawley capitulated at once. vrw “Throw me a rope or buoy’ | They are to be married this month. And if ¥ was still hanging in its accus- | Mr. Tryawley does not. at some future time. t temed place by the mainmast. The captain | establish a reputation which no mystery shall - cally takes it down, and with | cloud, it will not be Mrs Tyrawley’s fault. ® well directed aim throws it within a yard or | Once a Weed. * two of the swimmer. In a moment it is under SS @ his arms, and ih half « wiuute ho is un board Tue Exouieu Turw—Decline in the Betting on 2 _~ Come on board, Sir,”’ he says to the captain, L the American Colt Umpire. don) Times, January 29, say For many weeks past the American Derby colt, eC oar i The Sunday (Lon pulling one of his wet curls pr fessionally. The 2 captain appeared to be regarding him as a vis- < iter from the lower world; so, turning to the | i npire * nly { . * pire, has seemingly held his position in the ee he lifted up the rope he had brought from | Two Thousand and Derby battle ou srance. be re. Then for the first time the object of % bis mission flushed upon their minds, and a des- perate cheer broke forth from all hands, in- » stantlyre-echoed fromthe shore. Then a strong B cable is attached to the small rope and draws * ep board—then a second—and the communica. omplete. But no time is to be lus, for er saows signs uf breaking up. and there is a lady passenger. While the euptain is plan- ning a sort of chair in which she might be moved, Tyrawley lifts her upon his left arm, Stemdies Liwselt with his right by the upper rope, and walks along the lower as if he had been adancer. He is the first on shore, fur no ssilor would leave till the lady was safe. But , they soon follow, and in five minutes the ship is clear—five minutes more and nv trace of her as 4 i Ravelstoke Hall has been aroused by the | Bews of the wreck. and Mr. Ravelstoke has ast arrived with brandy and blankets. Him yrawley avoids; and thinking he can be af no further use, ho betakes himself across the country once more, and by the aid of the friendly elm regains his chamber without ob- fervation. The lady, whom Tyrawley had deposited in ® cottage, with a strong recommendation that she should go to sleep immediately. was soon 1 carried off in clang by Mr. Ruvelstoke to 1 the Hall, and welcomed by Lady Grace at é half-past three in the morning. ‘There were very few of the guests who slept undisturbed that night. The unusual noise in the house sruused everybody, and many excursions were wade in unfinished costume to endeavor to ascertain what was going on. The excitement culminated when the miscellaneous assemblage who had conducted the captain and some of the crew to the Hall. after being well supplied with sle and stronger liquids, conceived that t thing to give three cheers at the hour of half- pet ve . Tt was then that Lord Todmuiton, an Trish and the movement which was made against him on Thursday last w t unexpected, although it created some sens No cause worthy of ed for bis decline, unl io credence bas been assi it be, indeed, that he “has of lite been more se- cluded than ¥ We were never through thick and thin admirers of Umpire; we have frequentiy en expression to our opinion that his Good- weod running and bis Stockton successes did not establish his title to the position to which he was advanced—tnore by money than by merit—in the Derby betting. All sorts of rumors are circulated about Umpire. The last report is, that to each side of his stable door are chained two ferocious bull dogs, who are purposely kept on short com- mons to render them equally ready te “claw up”? a nobbler as to devour a boue. This statement is widely circul :ted {n all the American papers, and au English coutributor to one of them actually Lad the impndence to state that the precaution is cessary, for that favorites for yreat races in pugland are invariably “got at.? “That Umpire will return to his position is very probable, for, doubtless, a large sum of money will be sent into the market from America to back him; Mainstone is, however, now the leading favorite. ———— ee {19> The trial of Wim. J. Lane, jr., for alleged fraud on the Fulton Bank of New York cit y, of which he was the assistant clerk to the cashier. Ww. J. Lane, ar., his father. was commenced on Wednesday, on one out of about thirty indict- ments, in the court of oyer and terminer, before Judge Ingraham. The present indictmer charges & false entry in one of the bank books, called the ‘ Book of Foreign Records.’ to the amount of $618.75 to have been made by the defendant for the pur; of defrauding the bank out of that im. The charye against him is, under thestatute, forgery in the third degree. A powerful array of counsel, among whom are Messrs. Chas O?Conor and Jas. T. Brady, appeared to prosecute and de- feud the prisoner. Two hours anda half were consumed in procuring a jury, and only one wit- ness, the paying teller of the bank, was partially examined. Fine FROM A StRaNce Cause —The dwelling house upon the farm formerly belonging to the late Wm.P Brinham, of Prince Geor; ’scounty, Md , but now owned by the Misses Dangeriad, was totally destroyed by fire on the night of the 29th ult ‘There was no one living in the house at the time of the fire = an ae pee man, who had charge of the premises It is supposed the fire origlanted by «hog going into the kitchen, in the absence of the old man, and rooting the fire ont on the floor peer, laboring under an erroneous impression that the house was attacked, was discovered on the Innding place, in array consisting prib- cipatly of a short dr ing-gown, flannel-waist- coat, and a fowling-piece. Breakfast that morning was a desultory meal People finished, and talked about the wreck. and began again. It seemed quite impossible to obtain anytbing like an accurant account of what had taken place. At last the captain appeared, and though almost overwhelmed by the multiplicity of questions, nevertheless be- tween the intervals of broiled ham and coffee. he managed to elucidate matters a little. Then came the question, Who was it who 2wam out tothe vessel. Tyrawley had only been at Kavelstoke a few days, and was a stranger in the neighborhood. None of the servants had reached the cosst till it was all over, so there had been no one to recognize him. Excitement anv DissatisracTion IN THE Navy-Yarp.—We understand that there is con- Siderable excitement in the navy-yard in conse- quence of the discovery of a united systematic effort being made by the master workinen at all the yards to get a law passed by the present Con- 2ress makiug permanent the situations of master mechanics similar to naval constructors and other rmanent officers, making them permanent for ife.—Norfolk Day Book Vincinta Lxgistatcxe —A resolution is before the Senate to grant a pension to Sarah Shepherd. “i maroly say io,” sal he captin but | ow othe caer ce, he woe Red f eee ne aes en EN Renee | ie head ofmarauders then invading Virzinia’ lomse in nesda’ *Was be a gentleman’ asked Miss Con- | re-elected all Ata eres, on Wea ¢ stance Baynton. who bad been taking 2 deep interest in the whole affair. ne ope Bats et olug the rounds of the “Well, dye see, Miss, [can’t exactly say, Urtis bas been spir for be hadn't much on; but, if be isn’t, Ray from Ranesville, Ohio, because he wrote a meke » good one, that I'll go bail for He's the Order of te Sons of ene foot neiation into ‘be covlest band I ever saw. Stay. now I | a hoax. and the author of it—the Aurora man—a think of it, I shouldn't wonder if was a! confounded humbug. Bord by Druggists Principal Of ¥. Price only 25 Cents per Botte. eet seaty Soup sy DALY’S |soun BY L AROMATIC Borns VALLEY WHISKY. | iy We have just rensived Twenty five Cases of this very superior WH'ISKY. Being manufactured ex- clusively froin the finest quatity of Kye, consumere can rely upon its being entirely free from a! delete. rious ingredients. We annex three certificates from eminent chem- ists of the North as to its purity. BARBOUR & SEMMES, W. H, Daty: Your Aromatio Valle; Whisky is reerived, and after careful examination I find it to bo a pure article. entirely free from the adulterating Rraredients xo frequentiy used. Yours, respectfully, JAS. J. MAPES, Analytioal Chemist, T have analyzed a sample of “Daly’a Aromatio Valley Whisky.’ and find it to bea pure article, of fine flavor, and without any deleterious admixtore, JAS. R. CHIL LON, M.D., New York Chemist. State Assaver's Oreice. 32 Somerset st..t Boston, April 17, 1838 ¢ Wx H Dany, New York: [have mada a chem- teal aualysts ot your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and find ita purr, fine favored Rye Whisky, contaiuing no injurious’ inatiers of any kind,and f would reoe omimend itas suitable for medical and_publie pur- OBR, SHAKLES T. JACKSON, 38.25 eolm jate Assayer. 510 SEVENTH STREET. REMOVAL. CHARLES W.CUN Has removed his PI. TING ESTABLISA ay mpeg ete i Ovp F ELLows’ B. 18: i 2 oO whPUMPS AND BATHING FIXTURE! WATER CLOSES, WASHSTANDS. HYDRANTS anu PUMPS of every description onhand Also, al: kindsot Brass and Plated Ba h and Shower Cocks, Copper Boiler: ‘Tubs. Sinks, Marble top Wash Basins, Hose and Coupiinge, Hose Pipes, &o. He gives his personal attention to introducing WATER AND Gas Into Stores and Dwellings, Pub- lic Buildings and Private Residenoes heated by Steam or Hot Water on the most improved pisns, ‘ea2im 1CE TO BUILDERS. _ NOTICE TO BULL Office Board of Commissioners New Centre Meet Washington, January 11, 1660. The Board of Commissioners, under the act of 3d September, 1859, entitled An act providing for the erection ofa New Market-houseon the site of the t Centre Market,” in pursuance of the provi- of said act, hereby invite sealed proposals for building said market house, according to the plans and specifications of the same, to be seen (aid a copy of the iatier obtained) at the ofheo of the Board, in the b ment story of the City Hail, te be en- dorsed © »possis for the New Market-house,”” addressed to John C. Fitzpatricx, Exq., President of the Board of Commissioners, and doliverad at this office, on or before the 224 Jay of February next, b-tween the hours of9andi2a,m. r Ths A tect, Charles Haskins, aq , will bein attendsnoe, daily until that time, to give necessary onpipuations 1p regard to the work. = iddera for the Work are required to propose for it aefollows: 1. For the building complete. 2. As, in view of the uncertain nature of the ground upou which the building is to be erected, the whole number of piles under the foundation, and some portion of the grillage,as indicated on the plan, may not be required. bidders must state what deduction they will maks in such event per pile, and for cril'age per superficial foot, tor auch not required.and in case that more piles and gril- lace may bo found necessary than tae pian calls for, of nore stonework and excavation for th founda- tions, the price for exch additional pile, for each superficial foot of xrilinge, for each perch of stone- work aad for each cubic yerd of excavation. 3. bed time required for the completion of the ‘ork. i All proposals must be made in conformity with the foregoing, and accompsniod by a written guar- entee, of the following form: Form of the euaranter. _ ‘The undersigned — of —, in the State (or dis- trict) of ——, hereby guaranty that in cage the fore going bid of — for the erection of a market house in th eity of Washington, D.C., boing Gaeta — will, within ten days after the receipt of the contract, execute the sane, with good and sufficient sureties, to the amount of twenty five thousand dolisrs, and in case said — shall fail to enter inte contract as aforesaid, we guaranty to make good tho ¢iff rence b-twean the offer of the said — and that which may be accepted (Signatures of the two guarantors.) Thereby o-rtify that the above named —— and — are known to meas men of property. and able to mate § ood their guacat tee, To he sipned by the United States District Judge, the Uni States District Atte y. Corporation Attorney of Washington, Collector or Navy Agent, No proposals which do not confirm to the forego- ing will be considesed. nd whereas the fourth section of tha aforesaid act declares, “that from and after tho passage of this act the entire nett revenues of the present Cen- tre Market-house, and also those of the proposed new structure, are hereby oor priated,and invie- lably set apart, as a special fund, subject to the or- der of the Commissioners authorized by this act, to enable them to pay for the erection and completion of eaid structure,” payments for the work will be made upon month: mates of the architect of the work done, reserving ten per cent. thereof as collateral security, so far as the funds accruing un- der said section of the act wiil jos, or AB may hereinafter be provided by law. By ordr " JOHN F. COYLE, ja 14-e0td Secretary of the Board. 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I COAL well Prepared before delivery. 2,240 to theton, U7" WOOD ready ace Agger wants of each customer or delivered cord length. 155 feet in a cord of Split Wood, U7"The Wooua Sawed, but not Split, is measured before being Sawed IL For sale a Lowe CITY STEAM FIRE.V ble Prices at the JD MILLS = AND COAL DEPOT, Foor o¥ 1ITi Ss fer a! BELOW War Derartx't. ae. J. & W.M. GALT, Office— - corner 12th and C streets, No. 547. Ry c left at either p!ace will receive an 3-tr Prompt personal atrention. DEL * ¥ 1} ave no FU E LL! ne of the most extensive stocks of Fool m ington, consisting of- White Ash Broken Goal, Red Ash Exg Coal, WhinteAsh Eg Coal, ’Red Ash Stove Coal White Ash Stove Coal, Cumberland Lum Troverton Free Burning, Do. Ezz and Stove Sizon, Do. 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HILLA, after # practi feels that he can with confidence recom mond the Cheoplastic Process for insertin Qrtificiaiteeth It has the advantages o: strength, beauty, agen inesseane cheapne Ful! er sets ineerted for $35. Partial in proportion. Ufics 306 Pa. avenue. propose? prorosats FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA- Prorosats wil! be rece at the office of the As. sistant (Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth, K. T. until 12 m.,on Wednesday, the lth day o next, for the transportation of military sn during the years 186 and 1851, on the following routes: 1. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the Territory of Kansas. and from the town of Kansas, in the State of Missouri, to Fort Union, in the Ter_ ritory ot New Mexico. or any other depot thst may be desiznated in that Tertitury, and to any point on the route, 2 From Fort Union. or such other depot as may be designated in the Territory of New Mexion, to the posts or depots that are or may be established in the military department of New Mexico, except Forts Bliss and Fillmore. The weizit to he transported each year not to bo jess onetther of the routes than one hundred i 1,00). pounds, nor more than five mil D: pounds. will etate the rate per 19 pounds per r which the transportation wiil be per- formed oneach routs in each month of the year, and wi!) ba made for rach route separately. Bidders Fill give their names ia full, as well as their p aces of resideres,and be prepared ty cater into contracts, and to execute hends, with good se. curity, in such anamount as mar be prese:ihed by the Assistant Quartermssterat Fort Leavenworth, not to exceed #150 ee on each route, as 200n as con- il be ded. bo required to be in readiness aby the Istday or May saooned ing, their means of —— to be approved by the Asaistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth ; auc, as trausportation may be demanded at any time for the whole weight to be transported during the year on either of the ro t places of business or agenoie or in the vicinity of Fert Leavenworth and at Fort Union or ether depot in New Mexico. at which they may be com municated with readily. : Fach proposal will ha secompanied by the names of the sureties, who must be wel! known to the As- ristant (Quartermaster 4t Fort Leavenworth, or w joint capability to pay the bonds. shou!d they Jeited, must be attested to his entire satiafac. 8, they must have bet tion. le will “p, Proposals will be endorsed as follows: “Propo sa'n for Transportation,” and none will be enter- taiced uniess they fully comply with al! the stipula thons set forty in this advertisement ‘The right is reserved of rejecting ali the bids that be mads, MU ARTRRWARTER Generar's Orvicr, felt Weaauhin: ton city, Beh. 10, 1260, J. M. MCCAMLY & COvS | FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 38S and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. eee WE HAVE IN STORE, AND ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, THE FINEST STOCK OF cLOTHiInNnN G THAT CAN BE SEEN IN THIS CITY. All Geeds ef our Manufacture—Made in the Most Fashionable Style—of the Best Material and Workmanship. The Finest Stock of Shirts IN THE CITY—THE NEW YORK PATTERN SHIRT—THE BEST FITTING SHIRTS MADE. FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags. 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ren {NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. fe 3-1m ATHER RYDER —A life like Photozraph of this eminent Cathviic divine; price $1, just pubiished and for sale . PHILP & SOLOMON. Mefropolitan »catore, 332 Pa. av, * {29 Axents for Lawrenow’s ForeignStationery &c SENATOR DOUGLAS —A full length Statwette ii . bs ° Ss of this gentl agit sort ns fo. Agents for Vawreser's Pension ery.&e T ROVAL HAVANA LOTTERY. HE Next Drawing of the Roysi tery, coaduct: if will take piace at Havana on FRIDAY, Marcu 2, 1860, SORTEO NUMERO 62 ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000. 1 prize of ........$100.000| 50 prizes of. 1 do - $9,000) @ do do 1 3,000] 153 do todo = 2000 | 20 approx. 1 do ? 10,00 IN ALL 288 PRIZES. Whole Tickets, $20—Halves, @10- uarters, $5. Prizes cashed at sight at 5 per cent. discount. Bills on ail solvent Banks taken at par. A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result becomes known. All ordera for schemes, or tickets to, be adi , fels-tr Care of City Post, Charleston, 8. C. __—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. ———— SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY, TTR STREET, 4 Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, D.C. Tene doce will study their intereste by examining my TRUNKS, VALICES, &e., before pur- chasing elsewhere. Asi use none bat thi ns best material the market affords ana emp.oy the best workmen, | ean oonfidentiy recommend my work to he superior in Strength and Durability to ‘Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here. Lkeep constantly on hand, and one week's notice) every deseri LEATHER, JEON FRa} and WOOD BOX other VALICES; TRAVELING BAG NESS; SADDLES: WHIPS; &c.. &. Trunks, &c., Repaired and manlike manner, at <hort notice. tonrnaks delivered in axy part of the city, George wn, or Alexandra. SEWING MACHINES, de I5-ly JAMES 8. TOPHAM. A Se OF BOOTS A N D SHOES, O BE SOLD CHEAP The Bootand Shoe Establishment that was burnt ow Sunday mond ger the 21th of Novem- ber, have removed the balance of their. stock to No. 250 7th street, betwoen Land » Persons in wact of Shoes wi!! now find opportunity, for a few da at mapipoodented low prices, det tf ‘hey must be sold. SREAT EXCITEMENT AT. G ‘No. 620 11m Sz. H. MELA & SON ~ Sguiine Cuzarer THAN Ever! All who want bargains must come = erybody says that a MELA & SO 10,9 worth of FALL and WINTER BO} and SHOES, at retail for New York who! prices, at H. MELA & SON’S, oo ll 20 7th st., 2doors above States Office. by the &: ish G von ty aie he Spant ‘uoder the ‘supervision af the Captain General of Cubs, ake to order (on tion of SOLE ME, FRENCH DRESS TRONKS: ASHLAND and HAR- Jovered, in a work- —Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY to get good articles » Ev rn selling the nest and cheapest goods in the city, and their store is crowded with customers ue to = OTS POBIAS, opricran, 425 PRNN. AVENUE, BET. i, most respectfa ly Rnove sinons wharel mas piware ke torch 2 aust that require my aid, with SPECTA- Ai e1 anp €TH Ss. tlemen in the United Statos; and I partioularly des: my advertisement in the Nations! lutelligencer to ‘8 read ac a guide to those who wish to be wel! suited, Ido not suit at 4rst sight as some pretend to do, nei- ther do | warrant mins or any other Glasses to auit 8iX years, 8s you will read in an you fora space of advertisement of another person, which is ai! stv Thie sertiny anew phase to endeavor to linp 8 Deotor’s bad business. I wil! not impose u insuit an enlixhtened public, to endeavor to them beliere such nonsense, | ean oniy add, t f your eyes do net undergo a change, then I wil! war- rast you my Gi 98 to inst you forever, You willatall times fiud in my Establishment s well assorted stock cf SPECTACLES LASSES, with real Brazilian Pebbles a large and EYE, nd fine Glesses,(no ‘wonderful Venezuiean Cr: tal Rock nousense,) TELESCOPES, SCOPES, OPERA ERADING. WwW KERS and ENGRAVERS GLASSES, and a iar variety of other usefu! Optios. I annex a fewof many TE*TIMONIALS. From ais Exczliency, the Governor of Virewia, 2 ICHMOND, Oct. 3, 1254. I have tried a Mr. Tobias, and sight, and corresponding wi their foous, ] recommend him am a skillful HENRY A. WISE. From the late Hom. Judes Butler WasHineton, July 11, 1858, I was recommended to Mr. Jno. Tobiasasa Oculist, and a6 I have eyes of remarkable peculiari- ty, ] was xratified to find that Mr. Tobias seemed to nd them by inspection, and some slight gor preh measurement, and he has made me a pair of 3: clesthatesuit meadmirably, A. P. BUTLER . Brom the Hon. Secretary of State of Virewnra, Exxcurive D RTMENT, i Ricumonp. Deo, 31. 1858. Dear Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Speo and disoovering that the focus tacien you sent him. was precisely suiini that the Glasses fully meet_iny oxpectation, a give my eyes teed are really superb. 1 of your bil, ery rospectfuily, &c. GEO. W. MUNFORD, Joun Torias, Esq., Waehington, D.C, on Weecan Feb. 14, 1258, AP HINGTON, a4, . Thave used ag! of Gisases of Be 8 r furnished by Mr. b , They areclear, of excsilent figure, and weil mow. A. D. BACHE 117” Please observe that my Penn. avenue, between ri a ch streets, TOBIAS’ AMBROTYPE ROO} Wheres you will obtain s good Likenes: Raw Dara Ww ea New YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP LINE. The Steamer MOUNT VERNON fill leave Ww Alexandrin ard Washington for N York EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 3 o'clock p. m., and New York for Wash - ington ever: turday,atSo’clock p.m. _ sengers can join the ship at Alexandria at time before the heur of the steamer’s departure, N. B.—In the event of the steamers inability to cross the bar in consequence of low water, a! goode steainer will be promptly sightered to and from the hy the understened, . For freight or OoReS, ed to ORGAN & RHINEH 00 %5-M,T&Str Wertern Wherves. SOETHE’S CORRESPONDENCE WITHA G Child, price The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnoid, D D.. inte head master of Rugby Sohool,and Regue in the a tat J ot ‘wo Professor of Modern Histor; y Arthur Penrhyn tarley, M. A.,in price $2. sketch of his life,’ Edited by ; price $2. For sa! TAYLOK & MAURY’S, deo 334 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 16th ste. 520) McKENNEY & LANSDALE, AGFNTS FOR THE PARK FIRE INS. CO. y.—Cash capital and suppliss $390,000, near! correspondents of other Com bay oash sen, of over ins Rn S58 tun cel mated And promptly inform my friends and ths enerally, that I have removed to Nir. w 8, or having GLASSHS fixed tosuit all Sights, to my capabilities, and the satisfaction | have erally given, J will entirely leave to the public to isoriminate from the many testimontais in this c'ty and elsewhere, that | have of the most eminent gen- MICRO. TCHMA ir of Spectaciss obtained from nd them of great assistance tu my ith his rap ace of Prcian, ° hie to my vision, kindly offered to enclose them to you, to have new Glasses substie tuted. I have sines received them, and am gratified reat relief, The pebbles you have enclore herein the amount razilian Pebbles Tobias with great satisfaction, ed tablishment is oD qual to any other Establisimens, and at modorate chirrees. lo { Thomas Corwin, with steel plate 5BaC 520 285 SEVENTH STREET.—2 barr ern Glade Butter premium Ne extra fine (de 1: Cc. B. JEWEL EW PHOTOGRA AND RMBROTYPE GALLERY, PENNSYLVANIA AVENT! Near ré Street, aMBROTYPES, only % cents. APES! it handsome ease, FROTOSRAPHS. 2 Tor the Tet OY, and 38 conte reach sabssquent ae ise te a im any weather. Remember the N r- 5 34 street. * mm ‘ennsy: ces ng ve a So cy IVE OLD P!ANOS FOR RENT. To New Pianos for reat, 1x Meatodeons for rent, Re Violins for rent, fo pure Pianos fr ENE. ELLIS. 906 Pa, ay LAR D'S CANDIFS. MANaitinans CAND! &o.—We open to day a iot of frewh 23, CHOCOLATES. &e. CANDIES, CHOCOLANG & HURCHFLL, - corner 'Sth +t. and Vermont ave. k of Family Groceries, of every kind, wholesale and retail, at os to suit the cae at the New Store—283 tth ® '. = BLUE BOOK FOR 1860—Ju:t pub- T25, By we Just pu e BLANCHARD & MOHUN, fe8 Rookasli IMPORTANT NOTICE SOUTHERN TRAVELERS. 1860 FOR MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS Oranre & Alexandris, Vircinia & Tennessee, vin pempina & tharter ton, Mrseta ph Contras and New Orleans & Jackson Railroads, A Diasct Rovrsg ann Continvovs Raitwar Cor NECTIONS Te Rechmond, _Lynchbwra, Bristol jton, Huntreiiie, ‘obalt Atiania, Montgomery, Col Grand Juncton, ° and New Orleans! U7" GREAT REDUCTION OP TIME.£1 THE LYNCHBURG EXTENSI Noor Alexandria to Lynchburg, and also the MiSsis ahs Ry La A re now completed, is Route ORTEST AND MOST. pesTeasts Le TO NEW ORLEANS, Anp Ix7sKuepiatTE Points. Trrovex Tickers to ali of the above points can be procured at tho Great Southsrnand Southwestern Ravisoad ¢, corner of Sixth street and Pennayl- vanis avenge, Washington, D.C. Tho Train leaves WASHINGTON at 6s. m. for the Senth and Southweat. Be Sure and Ask for Tickets via Orange and Alerandria Railroad. Passengers from New York will meet an of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad at the at \Vcshington, from whom they will reosive polite attention. - Omnibuses leave the Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, at 6a. m. - On arriving st Washington, paseongers TZ.O8, Will be carelul to take the Orange ODd Alexandria Railroad Gmpibue. frat eka Rta WES fe 1- al * o BA NORE A32 HC SRaRin. Cc Hour: ‘Monday m October 17, 1838 r lows: vo WASHINGTON at 6.20 and 7.45, m. [ays WASHINGTON atoa)end spre m. E n Sunday at 4.20 a. m., Passengers for the EA’ and 7.45 a. m., and 3.20 p. m. For the WEST at 6.29 Por ANNAPOLIS at 7.45 p.m. NOR) 7, RK. Ne. MEALS AND York and Virginia Screw Steamship goes weed new and clecant steamship mod NT yg ~ will leave the Company’ Wharves, at iio’ciock a, m.every WEDN BBEA Sad the Gompmagis Dopot th Miers, “tBacsengere from Wastixgton and Georgstowa can take the coaches connecting with Alexand: steam boats HY Sogn —_— ope rea vob it avenue hourly, oan Site stoner from the Western Wharves at 1 e’clock &. m. ; Si can be en on application to sara. Morgan & Reinolarl, Westone I be ved up to the hours of depar. ““IC> Insurance wili be effected on all goods by thisline at the office of the Company at % per cent PrThe accommodations for passengers by this li are in every respect first-c ass, and every effort wi pemete sosender 2 is a ~ pai with New ‘An agree g one, ‘For fretgnt, or posuage apply to FOWLE & COm Agents, Ale enEE ROMWELL, & CO. ae2-ly 86 Wost at.,corner Albany, New York. OTICE.—The Steamer yd GUY having comand § ee Se ver, Ww ve i nh On, PUESDA Vs, for CURRIOMAN commencing on for PINEY POINT and RIN, LEGE 6 8 mtre ne ere ee $a ML! ATS oh¢ ee i of ie andi solre Shd returniags LUCIE! PAGE, Proptr » Acent, Aic: ris. mar 2 tf are ——— —— oe EW MUSIC RECEIVED EVERY DAY. usio sent by mail. Muric bound in books, Instruction hooks for every instrument. fez is JOHN - ELLIS. 3206 ‘a. BVO. HE NEW MONTMORENCY NOTE PA PER lene it 3 to mal PHILP & ON’S, 7” iS = e Se 2 t will be recer toh. SOLO etropo'itan Bookstore, 332 Pa. av , bet. 9th and 10th #ts, Sole agents for Lawrence's celebrated Foren Stationery. fe ABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY bats Forks and Spoons, OTe, Urns and Tea Sete, Brittannia Tes and Coffee Pots, Chafing Dishes and ow Tx- reens, Soap Stone Griddles and Waffie Irons, and ali the useful articles for House- keeping. Togethor with Feather Dusters, Bird Cages Baskets, Brushes, Combs, &o, And inst, but not least, Wilcox & Gibbs’ Family Sewing Machine. jek GEO FRANCIS, 490 7th street. AL A YELLOW PINE LUMBER LL Deeoriptions of the above Lambe, fe building purposes, embracin Any AE TIMBER, BEAMS. JOIST. PLANK, WID OAR DS ,and FLOORING (dressed or und furnished direct from the southern mills La W. F. JOY, 76 Smith's daktim forner Pratt at.. Raitimora, Md. T. POTENTINI, 206 Psa. Arn., FORED IMPORTER OF et FRUITS, a. AvE., blog lls ste, CONFECTIONS: Willard’: hota PATES. FBES ERVES, CONDIMENTS, &o., Begs leave to ca!! theattention of his friende ond the public generally to his New Store, under il lard’s Hotei, just opened, tn connexion with his old establishment, where he wi! Se PRe, to re. ceive any orders for superior Confections ofhieown prtation, “| joo, ell orders for Dinners, Suppers, Balls, and Private Parties, which will be served up in My in imitable strie, with the same promptness dis watoh which he has hitherte shown on : WM. T. DOVE & CO. Arr Now pensaret So annus any orders with ta ven in, wPLUMBING, GAR OR STEAM FITTING 17 Store on Sth street r doors north of Ps. avenue, where may be found s complete asrortment of C NDELIERS and other GAS, STEAM aud WATER FIXTURES. ia iw SHINGTON SEWING ROOM Ww* Meech oon ton dies Meshal "a. Avs. time to SPRING and SUMMER ahinisieece a to pede, the ast ag od to mare FS" bea WERE, wc, ato to J 6 by " aii BikooA WotaKa et Wie AN DS neatly atitcned. =. neem OWE’SIMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES These Scales are offered tothe public as the most simple, durable, and reliable es ever put in use. Firstolaes premiume have teen awa ‘hem by the United States Fair and V) uety; Virginia State Agri uw Institute Fair, Pennsy!vania; New eckiinted they a } ceotenet firet class um exhitn ¢ received first elass prem Fo: sa eat 38 Locieinen avenue, Depot of Si! , ae PATTISON, Agent jPod OF JHE WASHING- CHIE PTs Coals see Ns and jesirabie investinent, being in sume of five bun- dred dollars each, redecinabie January 2, 1082, sm Meal us r cent. rennum, Denring terest af Ease of six pax ont PS 4. @. C. LAM. ¢. B. mort. ++ AUTAT. eeceiaee pe! NEYS-AT-Law OnLy, ‘i will inthe tof Errors and Ap- mise Sects Sten Toheel ae ope sip, will al to the Collestien of eee Ainet the Nacth Mrewiasient ero « Santert RILCER WA Bae arse * hey Acie ja ’o Brewery. corner K and 27th ate. . BI {AVING OPENED A Dei red Bite Ie ine re 18 Tiende onl he pad! sencrally, pledsiog his it v = exertions to please a!) who may wor him with there onatam ‘OPERAS.—alj the Opera» complete, Bele wl alae ol Pry ee asa SEES