Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1860, Page 1

1s PUBLISHED BVBRY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY “EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Gerner ff Pennsylvania Avenue and 11th street, BY Papers served in packages by carriers at @4 8 year, or $1 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 & year, im advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; “and for lees than three months at the rate of 12centsa week. Single oPics, ONE CENT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. UP” ApvERtisEmMENTs should be sent to the office before 12 o’clook, m.; otherwise they may not ap- Pes: until the next day. THE COUNTER JUMPER. This, ladies, (gentiemen are not interested in bim.) is the model “Counter Jumper.”’ or as he is sometimes f.c stiously desigt aed “The opad” He it is who measures tape by the yard or dneb; who in a mild pleasing tone, or with an emphatic and earnest epee earns his dail, bread by the sweat of hia tongue, the flouris of bis yardstick, and his blunt pointed scissors. He talks calico, as Everett talks Washington; «prends before the ladies the last new pattern o. silk ara ee before his cus tomer the last Pictorial Weekly Blatherskite Mammoth. The Model Dry Goods Clerk is an anomaly in so far as relates to the mysterious methods «hereby upon within a fraction of no salary at all, he continues to dress better than his em- ployer, which he is compelled todo. A jour- neyman dry goods clerk travels on his shape. Me has unlimited supply of gab, brilliant im- agination, and a face as impervious to shame at — caught in a ‘business lie’ as a bar of lead. His powers of persua. e tremen- dous, and his «miles is as fascinating as his whiskers. The old’ race of clerks is fast dying out— ‘sesing away. Women are now the shop- eepers. and the custodians of the ribbons and willinery affairs. The awful whoppers, -‘out of whole cloth,” which tho model clerk, in tho retail line, is compelled to invent, utter and pledge his honor as true. are incalculable. He is at times obliged to utter the most egregious of Munchausens to effect the sale of a yard of sixpenny muslin, to smile blandly, and mur- der and mangle truth while he smiles, in order to sell a skein of silk or a paper of pins. If a Principal is responsible for the acts of his agents, what a fearful account the employer ot a model clerk will have to balance in the grent hereafter. The salary of « model clerk is not far from seven dollars for first class clothing. How he omplishes this seemingly impossible mathe- seiical feat can never be satisfactorily ex- plained— by him. He clothes himself in black and fine linen, and slways has a plentiful supply of small change. ‘chicken feed,”’ as he terms it, in his Pocket. The model clerk can sell oan goods equaily as well. and at prices equally as exor- bi _ as he can goods which are perfectly aoe *Whatis it, madam?’ he murmur, con- Adingly, az he leans over the counter. ‘I wish a pattern of calico.” ~ What tint did you say ?”” *: Oh, a tight bluish.” Clerk turns to pile of prints on the back shelf, jerks outa bolt of the desired color, sives it a scientific flourish before it is brought to the counter, and spreads it before the shrewd gaze of his customer, who is an old ebopper. “There, madam, this is the only piece left out of ten cases. I assure you, madam, that if we had twenty cases of this pattern, they’d be all gone before to-morrow night. You notice how beautiful the pattern, how elegant the vine running irre; ularly, as it does, inter- iingles with the bluish flower, ah? Oh, yes. warranted to wash; colors are fast ma’am; I wouldn't think of offering goods of this des- eription which were not fast. We never mis- represent our prints; we sell them as they are, and insist upon every one examining them thoroughly. Then, madam, allow me to hold it in the proper light; a great deal depends upon the manncr in which a piece is ex- amined.” *: The price i “ Really, madam, we've been selling it at eighteen cents, but as this is positively the last piece (there were three cases of this old print vmder the counter) you shall h»ve it at fifteen; ( 2n cents was theutmosthe h d verreceive ’ and that allowed three cents profit per yard;) fifteen cents, a ruinous sacrifice; but then you know we must clear our shelves, and busine:s is so dull, scarcely anything doing, (sold more that day than he had any day duri: g the year.) On" [was going to mention Mrs. Stuyvesant and Mrs Townsend, of Fifth avenue, bought the last piece and shared it, they were so le- lighted with it. How much will I cut off; better take the whole piece, ma'am; never have another opportunity like this; it’s a charming piece.” The lady tries to get a word in edgewise, batin vain. Clerk knows his business thor- oughly, and operates accordingly. Customer objects to the vine, and Clerk thereupon argues upon the beauty of the flow- ers and the texture of the Article. At last, after innumerable sugar-coated lies. exceed- ing the largest of Sinbad the Sailo: profusten of objections. doubts and “ eating ‘lown”’ of the prices, the trade is completed. She has been there one hour and forty minutes, and he bus telked that length uf time almost continuously She has purchased one yard—price twelve cents. Half an hour's further talk of the model clerk induces the customer to make the extrav- *gant outlay of —perhaps one cent fora skein of thread. Thus it is that a full-grown man fritters away the best part of his existence in a situa- tien which 2 woman alone should occupy. oe —___ Tae First Notice of Coxsumptiox.—The nese is to be regarded as the beginning of the Jung apparatus, just as the mouth is the begin- ving of the digestive apparatus. The nose is ene orgen of respiration, for animals breathe not through the mouth, but through the no trils. The nose, too, has its cough; sneezing ix the name affixed to this action. The nose thus viewed is a part of the breathing apparatus, and hence the reason appears why, if there is such a state of the lung tissue as is associated with blood discharge, it is not unlikely that this tendency existing also in the blood tissue of the nose, the discharge of the blood from the nose becomes premonitory, and indicative of the diseased changes in the lungs. What an admirable contrivance is it that the discharge of blood should thus be exhibited in connection with the nose, since here the blood escapes ex- teriorly; whereas, if taking place in the tissue of the lungs, a suffocation, an asphyxia of the Jungs would be caused. This nose-bleedi ig gives a notice, which, if homeopathically at- tended to, would prevent, in the majority of eases, any further development of the lung disease. It is nature giving warning, and the a listens to the notice: but only he who is bomeopathically well informed in the pathogenetic effects of remedies can listen effectually Hes Attuvev to Cows.—In the agricultural districts the operation of milking cows is called «pulling teats." This isthe preface to our short but affecting story. The people of 8 —., Port- age county, have a debating society. The other night theydiscussed the question : ‘Is the human. tace increesing in di opment?’ The school- house was crowded with young ladies and gen- tlemen. One of the disputants for the negative rbly contended that the times were degenera- ting—that things were growing *‘wns’’ constantl: 5 Said he: “Why. what upon airth does ug man of to-day amount to?” He is feeble Io eeieconk mind, wears fine clothes that his father buys bim, bas rings on his fingers and a little hair on bis upper lip. and the hardest labor he can isto carry round a meerschaum Pipe. Now. when I was 2 boy we were not afraid to pull teats.” % A wild shout this announcement. The speaker » and in a faltering voice, said : ‘I alluded to cows.” That helped the matter. In Philadelphia, on Saturday, J. Miller and George W. Rheil, alias W Eddie, charged with the murder of Henry Gueker, 1 German, and throwing his body into the Cohocsink creek, were convieted by the jury. The former was convicted of murder in the first degree, the latter of murder in the second degree. Miller, after the commis- sion of the deed, fied to Baltimore, where he was apprebended. A motion fora new trial and in arrest of Judgment was made in Miller’s case. HE EVENING STAR | From the Scientific American. t moment the island of Great AYNARD'S Tichest in the world. People M At the presen Britain is the from almost ev: globe resort t necessary to build railroads, construct ships, a and to carry out other engineering SHOT GUNS. ‘ast outlays of money are re- Per Minute, 15 Rounps. . Sure at 1,000 Yarps. Weight only 6 Pounps, in extent; the > population is small in a 8 H. SEMKEN, capricious. Its in- Agent for the Maynard Arms Company, quired. This is a stran, mpsrison with many o climate is well known to be creased riches are not owing to the number of its reg of etene the rich- or the serenity of its climate; 0 its great wealth lies beneath its bao eamesfcP3e sed of this Ri I ever saw.” in the deep and dark coal mine,where | A.M. Batt, Esq , M: hor of Creation has stored up the accu- | ATmory at its inhabitants, ness of its acil, the source of ii tation of bygone ages for the de-} in the worl se of this age of steam, iron | H. H. Lock woon, Esq.. Professor of Fiel and manufac ica, at the U. Frence are sunp: vine covers the slopes of and the sunlight, is toocold for th From an article Edinburgh Review, the coal formations o} Britain, we obtain a wer of coal than w: We derive from co: the steam engine; mechanism. Itisa flourished lon Serna iae Seem ea | grime TARMIONADLE man’ to an ectoat hick meer eae, 888 and 390 wind tocaleulate. The mechanic: before man ve been cover ig to the natural possession of great of which there are no less than 3,000 in the island. A commission of French manufacturers who visited Manchester three years ago, made a re declared that althoug! paid higher wages. and machinery, t of eoal contains the greatest resources o} chanical and industri wal power. Were the coal 1870, the wealth and power of Great Britain, which are developed in her steamships and| ©Fimce Imperial Champarno countless manufactures, would be annihilated, e dom would sink to a diminutive power in a few years. world are distributed as follows:— United TEN States, 196,000 square miles of area; British DE VENCce = North American provinces, 7,530; Great Brit- ain, 5,400; France, 984; Prussia, 960; Belgium, ain, 200; Russia, 100. | Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the fe and Asiatic coal fields Country. : . This fine brand of CHAMPAGNE, which until 510; Bohemia, 400; S; The extent of the Paci is unknown. oe these geological coal sta- the past searwas conned exclusives te gio ee tistics it is not difficult to predict what country ‘ip s wp led ‘ hae is destined to be the future mistress of the | {tts of the Continont of Europe, has now obtained the most unbounded success and’ popularity in thie world in wealth and power. Owing to the vast | country. It 1s. recommended by some of the first . “ ‘ian 3 }» Frarer’ According to the operations of natural with @ large etock of aws our wealth must increase with the devel- | cines, Paints, Oils, Gi 8, opment of our coal power, of which we have a| 2 the Drug Store o : correrof Maryland Avenue aud lith st ,(isiand,) natural treasury thirty-four times more exten-| . B. Clark cold stand. sive than that of England. It is only a ques- GAS FIXTURES. tion of time, for the United States to become W:: Havo i: and are daily receiving, @AS New Patterns and Dosi the great mistress of the world, and hercoronal | FIXTUKES of ent atyle to anythi i ‘. and Finish, superior e a wealth of black diamond: offered in this market. We inviteritizen = Ty to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best selected stock in Washington All Work in the above fine intrusted to our care will be promptly attended to. ne MYERS & MoGr ———»+e- THe MILLINERS AND Mopistes OrENine Day. Thursday was the day appointed for the semi- annual opening of the fashionable milliners. The ples ebnereeay storm rh the ae mar 5-tf urchasers mostly at home, notwithstandin; a oa aa arpa Pack opening were made by 55 houses ate MSESE GREY —This colebrated trotting Stal- ply the needs of the Jon tow. There anges in the fashions, and they are est worn in a lon; ion ran off at the threatens to run projects nicel: Aap a stands out sufficiently from the face to enabie a i the United State the re- lady to dress her hair ae may ed The geiptotine Byes. A liberal ‘aianveut to the trade, , Seems e & great favorite, | Pu! re much worn. Rich flowers ee will pe largely used in trimming. | ” ane ere is not such uniformity in the shape of NG Sj the crown as in that of the front: for the flat seo BENING ae Loe crown still holds its place. The full ruche is I have for sale the Birds of Pa decidedly out of fas! ion, but side ruches are 80 scant and curtailed that cap, or soft crown. but plain ones ai still seen, thou, their character face trimmings, but rat! mer wear, there is novelty in the form of barbes P or lappets, very long and wide, floating on each Puan ANS’ on AMENTAL Sr EVERY DE- crape or tulle of the same SEpIrztON Gone on short notice coler anthe hat, and edged with delicate blonde. | ble rates by AL. fined to evenin; which is enti: is very wide, an dresses. A vei prett eve, i new, is the “leaf tes ? it eikthe attention of teem is the same, and bo sleeve is made nade mantles, the Em Patti shawl seem to be the favorites. The 1 ter is made of rich black silk, tern, having a doubl = ous! siete d P le point behind, and va: : q ly trimmed; it is not large, and sets out pre!- ra new tily, giving full scope to the dress. For ake cs tad . : chaste tinte—silver uiet eee . ee ‘or evenin, jet, Paris colors this season corsage cut low and and capes will be muc! Eben Mf Coa: on to raise the means For Sale by r countries, and the be the Bas The skies of Italy and| [ery and Infantry ‘actior Academy in Acapolis, says: “I hav: ~ and pright, and the purple | itationin prosennrny the Mar ae eno re. urgundy and Pied- markable r:fle I have yet seen, and. mont; while the skies 9 worthy the patronage of the Gover A le kies of England are murky, ablion” even in flowery Devonshire, | on. HowEL Coss. Seore C le grape to yield its fruitage.| sa: z Yet, with all these disadvantages on the part Cutter oer eioes, it has 7 reingland, Italy is poorer and France less} Plemnaetnng.the Nepartment now takes supe- for with the products of her mines money eb all other small arms heretofore fur- countries have become her ED. Srastzn, Enq., Harewood, Ma. P ing da} @ to One ov in fe ee number of the men fhe cont én fd rot indus 1 on Prof. Rogers’ Essays on | ,, With a Maynard > f North America and Creat or Pe eran fata Bes more exalted view of the ee preference over all guns J have aver known.” e tertai | E. ; shag artifcial tig nea fast, think’ thee will shoot turough heat; itis the latent foroe which gives life to | _* "020" hemlock. ° and it is the concentrated energy which propels our countless forms of Agent for the Maynard Arms Compary a subject of intense wonder} mar 24 tw Dt erishable vegetable formations which Tg WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1860 MISCELLANEOUS. CELEBRATED quarter of the habitable BREECH-LOADING RIFLES Washington City, Recommendations. Rifle: “It is the laster Armorer at the U. ‘per’s Ferry, says: “] ‘© VERY BEST breech-loading arm and quire on the premises, or of Z. RIC tary of the Treasury, | dthand K streets. Wash: ‘Since the introduction of this arm in the et with unqualified ap- .says: “If mv T again, three coud fot induce me to dispenso Coox, Eeq, Lockport, N For information regarding thi ly ti ay ee se HE SEMEN.” yashineton, D. C. ‘al power of England represented by 10,000,000 tons of coul PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, devoted to steam engines is equal to the labor of 66,000,000 of strong men perannum. Is it any ie fee — a oe power shou ave given England t! * 5 a commerce and manufactares? The possession AND ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, of coal mines is momentous in its consequences; THE FINEST STOCK OF and the annual product of England for all pur- poses is no less than 68,000,000 tons. Lo] i oO xr = x ping a In the middle ages, France and Germany THAT CAN BE SEEN IN THIS CITY. supplied England with all kinds of manufac- tures; but the tide of commerce is changed, | All Goods of our Manufacture—Made in the Mest Fashionable Style—of the Best Material and Workmanship. The Finest Stock of Shirts Lies 7 IN THE CITY—THE NEW YORK PATTERN English operatives were SHIRT—THE BEST FITTING » Yet, owing to cheap fuel ey could produce cotton goods half the price of the French. Such is the power of coal. We may take it for a settled fact that the country which possesses the grertest deposite = Valices, and Carpet Bags. me- 388 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NATIONA OT BUILDING. fields of England to cease being productive in| _maré-1m IONAE ROTEL BUILDING © mastery in rt on their return, and appenred on the| J+ M. MCCAMLY & €O.S e ory and mad third floor of the same buildin; NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. Se WE HAVE IN STORE, mshed, will be rented free, in the most desirable locality in this oity, , SHIRTS MADE. FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. The coal fields of the |, FROM amount of coal raised in England annually, | Physicians of the City of Now York, over all other many of the mines will be worked out in 300 oyieer: cn soount of its extrome years; and at the present rate they will all be exbausted in about 1,000 years. before that date, the “Court of St. a may ve nce to ore Scotia or New Brunswick, where the coal fields are rich and extensive; but whether such a result ever | tt? Sole Agents of M lace or not, the future superlative great- the United States is just as certain as that Oe kee “ thesunshines. On the other hand, itia equally {77"Sold_in this city by Hamilton & Leach, and me: + this country, urity and deli- eacy, and those who once try it rarely use any other brand. Although only one year lias its introduction int» this country, t enormous and constantly increasing. Our arran 8 are such as to ensure the quality of the being maintained at its present ce Imperial is raported ED ¥ by us, we being essts. Dk Venecr & Co. in E, V. HAUGHWOUT & co, Nos, 458,490 & 492 Broapway,N Y. evident that Russia never can become a great Browning & Keating. Power; she may have the muscle, but she never EW MEDICINES. — Schenck’s ean have the steam to become an industrial Syrup, Montarde’s Pain Killer. Pi Cod Liver Oil, together = D: lesa eo. CHART in store, The new bonnets are de- | For terms and pedigree see bills lion will stand for service the ensuing sea-or, commer cing 18th March and e.ding lst July, at Esmaphres's stables, Washin; generally considered for the better. Bounets eee ee © Gee see are larger, by several degrees, Sean they have each Place. Mors * Gre has been awarded the i ible. ‘st premium for &: at the followin: ; reswatale in thape the sctinge Barct, ned | Spe Uepen bac a vig thn See eh eat hamtempeea P’ : word | of is5a%at the Rookville, Mout years ago, only that the front does not set quite | 1859; and at the Frederick so close in the face. omery County Fair, Md., State Fair, 1859, H.W. BLUNT retty, and if not carried to an ugly mar 1? Im* size, will be pronounced the pretti- time. The last year’s fash- lished and so!d RS SEAT OF GOVERNMENT OF THE United Cane Eee Discussions : § 0 ack of the head—this yoar it | tha adsral Gig, witha ararch ot epee eat quite over the eyes. Thefront | tionand prospects. also. R tal Structures and the Sinithonian Institution. By rea te the, head, vot | Pu etiegraree and the Sinithonian Tnstiiu e.. arke on Monumen- BLANCHARD & MOHUN, mar 17 im English Black Birds, Goldfinch, L: annets, Finglish Mocking Birds, Java Sparrows, Parrots, Parakeets, American R cesnged. They are not now yobolinks. All Pinas of Canar er a frame in which the | °F, B Yann : trimming is set. In some hats desi; ed for _ | OPMEARA’S Variety Store, near the Capitol Gate. yess, south ade, beta an lotirsed it lodistes do not pro any very strik- mental’ Pastore a tank hanges. In Spring silks both the plain ginst house in the United Sinko toe he flounced skirts will be worn. but the | dural ty. The public is invi es have the largest choice. The corsage | *P&cimens. = EW SPRING DR 0. —W. round. points being exclusively con: N ark ae Peer: Stook of and would respectfu!ly the bottom is fashioned to | Out entire stock, whic! f compriece at rete represent the curving in the oak leaf. The cape | Gye, qECOd® waually Kept in a first-class D: edged brags hers : mar 20 TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. with narrow blac! AMBROTY in I box plaits into Or The maatineen A0 framed reage which accompanies the | i nen Paseo 1 Partouts, at oe half bigh, with a broad collar of | {eno whtgnaze_® taste for the silk turned back, and trimmed to match. There are a variet; the capuchine and ha the prettiest. Somo ators, of pretty new sleeves, coat sleeve being among mar 13 Sole Agents for Lau B odtates tried to nites WE crated REQUESTED TO INVITE AT- 8) and tight-fitting sleeve sement of =< th air tale. or proms | Bicguanante ae ee eerh a a > 6 Int encer efiater ies seat ess corsage and ight colored ny S727, 30é . venue, between Peet Ps | AEE ee the dee arte, Arias PHILP & SOLOMONS, 32 renesa Stationers ko. . TeQUire the sid in thia city for several wears” Weatte be} wat = 'y, drab, mode and other pode Stet rigg a Gone Pitud De = fon on band FOR SALE AND RENT. Star. ‘LOTTERIES. OR SALE—One hundred aores of LAND, 8 Fone is under a high state ofos terete oo ok Zz Me is in clover and 20in timber. It is ted feadting Fomery county, Maryland, on the turnp: miles from Georrctown: hony Me GEO Rey at his store No. 516 7th street. ‘mar9im*’ R SALE OR RENT—Ono of the BRIC F IOUSES, on 12th street, between Cand me sagas STK WURAR ER, eH gen With and 13th sts., No. 425.” INE FRONT ROOM AND BO. May A obtained by & gentieman and ieee Pirie vate dwolling—No. 445 I, botween Si; and’ fork OR 8 ° iieeraee ALE—A valuable FARM ina high state Wa: count tuated in Alexandria county, ore or le, ins the im ot face Ww. D. Gen fet ate paren anil lon Star Oftee.. 17" FOF Particulars apply at the VALUABLE FARM FO E—Si da i duseatie ena gree ge ithe Falls roads, Consteting ot 103 soren. Tee \. ington. D.C. imine (OR SALE—A nice three-sto SE, F ,0n2d street, between Dacd rf Prados bey 's Subdivision. The above property will be sold on easy terms. Price made known by inguir- ing of H.W. HAMILTON & CO. Noo 563 ati atreat, opposite Contre Market, Title perfect, WOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CIT F PROPERTY—A smal! GRIST and Say MILL, with good Dwelling House and 2) acres of and, situated on Sugar Land Run, near Dranes- ville, Fairfax county, Va, and buta'chert distance from the Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire Rail- road, and about <3 miles from Washington. For ae ply to hee Wi pate Ss. Wood eas Coal er, corner C an 3 or to JOHN E, BATES, Navy Yard. morao ime OR RENT—PARLORS and CHAMBERS Dae furnished, with hot aud aoteeaes and bath-room, ( Potomac water.) The apartments ar? large and airy; four rooms ona floor from the SNS & first floor up. Inquire of WALL, STEP Ni CO.» 583 ‘3. avenue, betwoon Sth aud ith a . OR RENT—-The FIRST FLOOR of the build- _, ing immedistely opposite the west win, of the City Hall, recently occupied by Chas. 8. Wallach &s an office. Also the front room in the ms apply to RICHARD WALLACH Louisiana avenue. ee Sa es SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CON — S Two splendid suites of ROOMS, ctecmniis fare during the session of Con ing within one or two squares of Brown’ National Hotela.” Those in here ot ee wili do well to make early applicati at No. 379 8th atreet. between D stroat mud Pa. ay es de 5-tf WOOD AND COAL. ——— a ——— C. M. KEYS, WOOD & COAL, LIME, SAND, CEMENT, HAIR, Plaster, and White Gravel, 548 N. E. Cor. 12th & C ( One square South Penn. Av. WASHINGTON, D.c mar 19-tf 5200 SORDS OAK AND PINE woop 1,200 For sete, onthe Potomac. For terms, &6., address T. B. R., Box 292, Alexandria, Va. mar 17-2w* _ _ __ 1 H OAL! W 833i CBati A Thorough Stock 2 all Sizes af Coal and all Kinds of Wood! ae ll prepared before delivery. oe, Kis 230 oun ante ol 4 re Tepe! ul 16 Wants © Reh cusiemer oetainered enn length. iL 7" 156 feet in a cord of Split Wood. I~ The Wood Sawed, but not fame 8 measured oc Jo. atthe Lowest Poriile Prices at the le ¢ Lowest Possii i Cire sre Aa FIREWOOD MILLS AND COAL DEPOT, Foor or 1771. wars es War Depart’t. joe—282 Pa. av., bet. Iith & 12th ats,, north side oF Orders ieft at either piace will recelve jan %-tr prompt perronal attention. Lt F U E Lt! a FUEL! L have now one of the most extensive stocks of Fuel in Washington, consisting of— White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Ceal, White Asi: Egz Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal, White Ash stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Soal, Treverton Free Burning, Do. Run of Mine, gg and Stove Sizes. Do. Siniths’ Coa! Hickory, Oak and Pine 2240 pounds to the ton ‘Wood! sawed and split. in all cases. All of weet will soll at the pba — for the yor 60 days paper, well secured. Sele Paiacoousts. how standirg wail bo presented before the Ist of seauaey 1960, and it is earnestly hoped will be promptly settled. . W BATES, Wood and Coal Dealer, 14th ane C Cs de2 DENTISTRY. TEETH. MIS, M. Du th tor and patentoe M. ROR PDATE TEETH: ot poe ly at his office in this city. ‘efter persons ota wear taene tect who cannot wear ee — no personcan wear others eB geile at my office can be accommodated with any style and price of Teeth they may dosire ; but to those who are particular and wish the Purest cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture tha: art oy, roneets the MINERAL PLATE will be more fully warran! * in this city—No. 336 Pa. avenue, between Fond oth sts, Also, SOY Arch etreot Phusdel » DENTISTRY. Dr. HILLS, after a prectica! test of two years, feels that he can with confidence recom- mend the Cheoplastic Process for insertin; artificial teeth It has the advantages o! strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Full upper sets ineorted for $35, Partial in proportion. Ofce 306 Pa. avenue. 807 62 SEVENTH STREET.—2» barrels north tts ern Apples, in prime order; Goshen and Glade Butter, extra prime. for family use ; 2.000 ibs premium New Jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese extra fine quality ; also, a large stock of Family Groceries, of avery kind, ipalcesie and rege st ‘ices to suit the times, at the New Store—! (de 13) Cc. B. JEWELL. ee KEROSENE AND CUAL OIL, WITH A variety of Lamps for burning the ey Aiso, extra Wicks and Chimoies. These oils gre conaidered the Cg ayes lights in eso and for brilianev are equal to gas, and ara not e: sive. Call and examine. Renzine for remo aints, Oils, &c., from Silk and olceasiog sloves. Spalding’s Glue and a fresh supp!y of Med- ioines, just received at MOORE’s mari6-2w West End Drug Store, 113 Pa. av. THE FATE OF Ss IR JOHN FRA DISCOVERED, p> By Caprain McCuintocx ; a iG Se : ev else, for sale al orrthing lee, for 30/0 A PHERD'S, fels Corner of 7th and D sts. A WM. T. DOVE & CO. .RE Now preparei to exeoute any orders with which they may Be favored in the PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING i . {LJ Store on 2th stroet, a few doors north of Pa. pay be founds compete sortment SL CHAN DELTERS nod other Cee SEC a | an AS WATER FIXTURES. in zt tv WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS, mig the ares see SPRING Se et 8! HTS made ‘to order, RIN o subscriber is pre parod to mage SHIRES, AWERS, &c., at the nortest notica. escape Ser ta Bi Beha, Gout a Waidy ™ar =. 0. NOVES NOTICE. For The greater convenience of oar customers, we have moved our offios to 282 Pa, ‘avenue, be- tween I1th and 12th ets jlorth, aida, J. & W. M, GALT, mart tf Declare in Wong ot Coal. B COX & McKENNEY wi buon snk Bears closes, 4, Tora CIGARS—wholesale and retail. in Pe EY Tate article ru lo well to call. mle street. near G. eos Mex EY TO LOAN in, smal] amounts, on good securities, at 4 Svenue. mar l3-eolm* OYAL HAVA, - LOTTERY. ing of the Roy avana Lot- Spanish Government. under D ur yy th the supervision of th ptain General of Cuba, will take place at Havana FRIDAY, Arrit 13, 1860, SORTEO NUMERO 63% ORDINARIO, CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000. > $109,000 | 50 prizes of. . - 9,000) God aa 2 approx. —__. 8,300 IN ALL 288 PRIZES. Whole Tickets, $20—Halves, $1 0—Quarters, $5, Prizes cashed at mi; Bilis on ail solven par. drawing My be forwarded as soon as the result wht orders for schemes DUN —mara2-tr__Careof City Post.C r cent, discount. Banks taken at A LARGE S ei HEMI27p} blic thet he has is eeoenal ‘assortment otFur itgroand jouse furnish- ing Effects, which he wi! lat say 6 a fe 16-e06w @ . —__——# OER PARED) PREPABES THE WEEKLY STAR. anmes Family and News ce ean be found in any other—is publishod on Seturds y beeribii clube n nei ky he ctr vention ob a Npgeetsen wl of gier 2 y throughout the ‘Single copies (in pers) can be procured at * the issue of the sae PL ite will beni lowed scommiscion sf mecaes em ‘CABINET WARE. D STREET. PAPERHANGINGS—New stosk, entap for ho! ING Ne. 526, Conner oF Szventu ann D Sts. SAWUODLAND WatAUPoan®: WY aso atu ovens sims on” HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, _At Private Sale. The Subscriber would ee y inion Se LELUD FOR FAMILY USE. ri MEND ARTICLES IN “rockery, Glass, Ivory, larblr, Rubber, Gutta r, Papier Mach t, Plaster, &. anarticleinthe whole ether it be for nse or cannot with this Preparation be restored to its original valine. It rid for its superior. It is indis- street, Capi! Row) beg eave to inform gobs ae they give instruction in Ins most reatonableterms. Mrs. Christian the Pisnoand Mr. Christian teaches the rap. Vio a challenges the wor pensablo in every HOUSE, WORK-SHOP, COUNTING-ROOM, and no person after a trial of : ; Starr's Chemically Prepared Glue, ingly dispense with it for four times ite nd always reliable. | tH, and is not affected id where known it has become a FixED The attention of de: to the following t b. " Mrs. U. a. LAW those friends who so kind!y sustained her ui ing, and announoes to them and the public that ehe feels it necessary to advance $5 per quarter after first alers and consumers ia invited estimonials regarding its superior Newar “<A fora faithful trial of GLE on Woot, Leathsrnnd Glo D I Leather and Cloth, at the Phenix Works, [most chi eertully recommend its use for ail generally required, and espe CA We, the undersigned having tested § EV GLUE, agree with the above recom “Cabinet Ware Manu pocturet, Newark “Machine Depot, 239 M: sYSANDER WRIGHT. arket st.. Newark, N. J, ““Henexperc & LitteL “Carnaze Man EDUCATIONAL. NSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.—Mr. and Mrs. T. HRISTIAN idence - £26 1 tol ail, (din i Green rumental Music on 2, Violincello, Doub'e Bass, Flute it Brass Instruments. Their proficiencies known to ail the professiona) musicians Wash ington, and they pledge their earnest endeavors to instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly to all who may require their *ervioes. mar i im CHOOL FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, No, 382 57u St, Berw. G anp H. RENCE Returns her to 8 of tuition to Mar fe %-Im* rs MRS. McCORMICK’S SCHOOL. vs | Mins. "MecoR Mick R lesires to inform her friends and ic generally that she will the duties of her Sokol ou the lat ‘Monday in'Sep 2 dy pursued will the brauchoe requisite (om taorough Eorhok eines ton. addition to day scholars, she is of receiving into her fly ty fow gapiis Ao aged from 10 to 14 years, who will med ‘and 0 ht, berim due care of pupils have been ooscderee inereened is er scl may 8 iy to W. D. Wi itor 0 * resideage No. 38 street, Aleguudrls, Va, v7 Starr’s Chemically Prepared Glue “urniture Dealers, Gro- s, Hardware Dealers, by all Druggist: ers, and by countr, c ENTs PER BOTT im cases from 1tol2dozen. _ aphic Shew Card, printed in out on Sunday be A brush goes with A splendid Lit colors, given with 1 orders or letters o} GREAT EXCITEMENT AT. will receive prompt attentio: oe | A liberal disco: DISPATCH! Y Save the Pieces! ° As accidents will happen, families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, my TRUN stasing clsopere” Ani oor pies tae 35 even in well-regulated | best materini the market affords and employ the brat workmen, 1 ia Senko bee | tor ip highs Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here. SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE meets all such emergencies. and no household can afford to be without it. It is always read: to the sticking point. There is no longer for limping ohaire, rplintored reek” toe) CE ATHER Th ON PRA: y and up | other VALIC. es. i ; SAD. S; WHIPS, &c., &c. NB rcke ee aptired end Cocteed, ins work msnlike manner, at short notice, ell, and other ornament with ‘ladies of refinement ani taste. : bc admirable preparation is used cold, being chemically held in solution, and valuable qualities of the best cabinet makers’ glue, It may be used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastiy more adhesive, “ USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.” NN. B-A Brush sccompanies each bottle. a 3 Wholesale Depot, No, 48 Codar street, Now York, | °F Letien . SPALDING & CO.. No, 3,600, New York. V OL ‘aces containing Four, besutifu! Lithograph- Al A SEWING MACHINES, de 15-19 Put up for Dealers in ¢ ht, and Twelve Doze: how-Card accompanying each package. 9 bottle of SPALDING’S PRE- E will save ten times its cost an- nually to every household. #1} , rominent Stationers, Druggista, Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, ani at Criy: s corner of 12th #treet. Washington city. Persone 15 y merchants should make a note of S the Di nd Delaware, DINGS PREPARED GLU Mar; en their list. It will stand any climate. lina, Georgia, CULVER: Weshingt: dress their order ais LVER, Washington WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. NEW PICTORIAL EDITION. 9,000 te 10,000 NEW WORDS im the fil seme With other new reatares. Tegethor with’all the matter of previoys editions. I) volume of 1750 pages. “ The eighty pazes of illustrations, comparable in fineness to bank mn Table of SYNONYMS by Prof. Goodrich. 282 a oles, are worth the price of the | the to: Price $6.50. Sol C. MERRIAM mar 5-D& W.Im Springfield, Mass, SH Surrts Made to Shirts made of every style, at the shortert notice. Pennsy!vania sve- nus, sign of the OLEMAN’S EUTAW HOUSE, OBERT B. COLEMAN, Steteo: the Astor House, i y of the St. Nicholas W.COLEMAN ‘nown house for y important alterations aud i ments have been made, rendering it first o o*Piie location of thie house is convenient to trav- “iiberal arrane or pacie sentiemen for Board, (either full or per- ternstions! Hotel, nt’ + the samme sumptuous public during the past season. I he above well ki as Shee being in close pri Swill be made AS, CONTAIN- ! aad cther mach: e' Be TUS AROMAT: price BLANCHARD & MOHUN. TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. patos atcha Deities LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND 8HUES, E .D CHEAP! ‘The Root and Show Betabi it that was burnt the th of Novem- ve Tremor of their k to No. 280 7th street, between L. . Persons in want of will now find Ty tunity, for a few to get good on St udprmoed ented Low prices. shes must be sold. ity by mail addressed | _de1 tf 51 Liberty st., 0. 620 Trx Sr. H. MELA & 80) INS fens THAN Even! store is crowded with oui 10, rth of FAL, and WINTER ar snoEs: at coe ¥ ‘orl set mee me et a ae ~ od ie ELAS 8d ¥ a MELT Prt g30 wn, nadie ve SOlCTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY. Tra EET, Oprosite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, D. C. Travelers will study their interests by exami: S$, VALICES &c , before stant!) hand, and make to ord: Sn Fg le a, Sole BBB IRON FRAME PHERGH DRESS ; za ‘RAV, ING BAGS; HAR Trunks delivered in any part of the city, George town, or Alexandria. ent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY JAMES 8. TOPHAM. LADIES, HOME-MADE SHOES.—Glove Kid hee: e-soled Button English Lasting do. do., $2.25; inl do,, $2.0; Fr. Morocco dane Also, every other style of BOOTS and SHOES, RoeeSTkt Soe iv LZ 2d door ‘Bbowe th at. YS STATUETTE or STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS In form and fesutures this deautiful and rate Peciinen of Amerivan art is uneur} byanr specimen of like character ever produced. It is a Sac-stmile of the “ Littie Giavt.” Specim econ aud prooure iroRE, No. 26% in. evenus, Dr of land; Virgina, North Carciing, Routh 8 i. Nor ‘arolt * Fi ida, Ais "Missvesippl and ISA, desiri' COUPLES Composition Copies and Cartage... i a shove twelve tavertiope ne thet giving the a we! ertiops Bates ir'week! at ieues. with appropriate editorias. will be supp be in other Bash Sopot tie, earners et paper, 2 YELLOW FINE Lom R. aban: nernar rect Ll southern JOY & METCA 70 Sth tt wt. As} oe avs Sree ee eTrerts Le i a Thoroughly screened delivery ; 2,200 Ibe. to KINDLING and STOVE WOOD, length and mz, °F aiveree cord 4 M. the City Steam Fire vod Sel Serer Sect ef tyta coeee totoe War 12: he’ new system of | “fio No. 282 Pa. av..bet. 11th and 12th ete. fe 27 4 with his ne: ‘here he = be to re Seiveauy orders or superior Oo own umy OD. ei , al! orders for Dinners, Sui ja, and Private Parties, which will bs served up fife in- Hotei, just opened, tn oo; eS !—HAS CO. '—BAS COME™ H** Soh God tite his come? SINGER'S Ne. 2 Ser ire MACHIN®S be had fi red 2? aad et sert - oye linbis ard rh o only rely or ygezcelod Sewing Meckize in the world. Af PRimily Sewing Machines from Fifty to Severt= ve Dollars. ‘© have tried them in our own imi fis. and find them superior to any in nas.--/. Gaxct:e. eonme ail to ea! our Weahingtoo Geer, ier Nations! Hotel examine them and their k. The crest econ in veing euch a meckine lst once becom + eut. Explanations civen te all. Ciroulacs.. ts tase: VofSingeraSewius Machines, with peo mens of their work, furaistcd to el!, or sent to s-7 oo = 004 asrortmer: Thread, Neelier. ‘Iwir Behe for kept on head-nat oo? CEGER & CO., 488 Broadway, NS ND ie 12.000 Sai SPF LABEREN ¢ the attention of the public to cur = a we leotad Champscuc a Sopusrattes to 7 oy ye “5 AA vl on term: re for our spring stock. Givgmogl ee foes "No. 57 Green at. Georgetown.