Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR FUBLISHRD aver AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue & Ith ay Year, or 37 cents per month. Fo mail the price is $3.5 & year, in ddvance; @2 for six months; @1 for three months; “and for less then threes months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Singie 07188, ONE CENT; im Wrappers, TWO CENTS. 17" Avvgntismants should be sent to the office before 12 o’clook, m.; otherwise they may not ap- the next day. it ieeeeeeEnee Ebening WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 10, ver, XV. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE QUESTION, BY MRS. GEORGE WASHINGTON WYLLys. The latest outcry about matrimony is that people can’t afford it. Young men find the = 80 ems | expensive. You see, a fel- ow might as well sport a pair of fast horses as afast wife. Both very nice things, no doubt —for those that can afford them. If it didn’t cost so much, a pretty wife would rather add to one’s importance—say nothing of keeping the stockings in order, and gettin, up nice little dinners and: tempting breakfasts. But then, between the opera boxes, poke-bonnets, diamond broaches and brocade dresses that the sweet creatures require, there wouldn’t be a thread of broadcloth left of any unfortunate chap. A wife needs 2 new dress forty times a year, and a horse don’t—that’s the philosophy of the matter. Oh, yes! matrimony’s deci- edly a fine thing, but too expensive by half. Ladies must really learn to haul in their ex- penditures a little, if they expect to avoid being old s. This is what the delightful young creatures whom society calls “ eligible ntlemen,”” glory in exclaiming on every possible and im- possible eccasion. But haven't the ladies a word or two to say on the same subject ? ““Marry Augustus Jones? (Out of the ques- tion entirely. Not but what he’s a nice young man enough—whiskers just the right color, and @ positive genius at flute playing. But, you see, there are other things which it's a woman's duty to consider. Can I afford it? Can [ reasonably expect, with owr income, to keep him in peg-top trowsers and ivory headed canes’ Can I keep his cologne bottle filled, znd his segar case supplied with the best Colorados ? Who's to {vot his little bills for his champagne and oyster suppers? Who's to &o to parties with him, headache or no head- ache, whenever he feels like society, and stay meekly at home to read the paper and sing to him whenever he don’t? Am 1, who could never hold my tongue for two consecutive min- utes ata time, to open and shut my mouth only at the sovereign bidding of my husband ” Aw I, whose greatest pleasure in life is in ask- ing questions, to hold my tongue when he comes in late at night, and never to find oat who gave him that dear little sprig of Helio- trope? Am I, who've always been brought up to believe that eyes were made to be used, never to look at a beaver hat without being frightened out of a year’s growth by Augus- tus’s indignant diatribes’? [ tell you I can’t eftord it. No, sir, am not going to put my dear little foot into it, without a clear under- standing on the subject. If the gentlemen will put themselves on a stated allowance of tobacco and trowsers—if ? will spend just so much on wines and politcal betting—we girls might, serene save seme of ’em from being snuffy helors. Otherwise—no! Who cares if we are old maids—I mean if we do live to become 25 years old without getting married? We havea pretty fair chance of liv- ing in peace twenty-five more. which isn’t the case if we are fastened to extravagant husbands Don't think I mean to be severe Augustus—I wouldn't hurt your feelings for the world. Only my dear little man, you are so “‘fast.”” Don’t you think it would be a more manly life for you to be splitting wood and carrying water for your mamma, instead of serewing LF bg eye- lass at the girlson Broadway ell-regu- fated girls would be twice as apt to like you. And wouldn't it be a better plan for you to be reading Cornell's Geography by the back part jor fire than driving on the Bloomingdale road? Depend upon it, your chance for a good home, under the protection of a sensible wife, would be a dozen to one greater. Nice, rosy-cheeked girls can't afford to throw themselves away on miserable milk-and-water, lancer-dancing, white-handed, good-for-nothing jack-a-dan like you! You are an expensive ar , Au- gustus, and you won’t wash and wear. That's our way of looking at the matter.— Life Illustrated. ree ta Robert Davis wanted 2 place ina family in England, so he offered as a reference a mun arporting to be named Maitlend, and to have ean the master of the said Robert; the tended former employer gave an excellent character, and the man was engaged by Mr. Smith. He had-no sooner entered on his duties than he ascertained that a servant girl in the same house had £200 in the bank, and imme- diately began to make earnest love to her She believed him to be an honest single man, when he was really a married knave, and thus fell into his trap. The bans were pub- lished, the day was fixed for the wedding; for- tunately for her, however, Robert thought he better opening—he robbed his master’s piate-chest, and made off with the booty. He ‘was soon apprehended and punished. Then it was discovered that the pretended Mr. Mait- land, who had given the latter eo excellent a ebaracter, had none of his own, nor even did the name he had taken belongtohim. Ac- cordingly he was arrested. Before sing sentence, the Jadge said : “‘ It is manifest you are one of those dangerous pests to soviety who live by supplying characters to servants of both sexes a are themselves unable to get them in a honest and legitimate way;'’ and then fined bim £20, which, unable to psy. he is working out in as all the parties lost their characters, and some of them their liberty. IP" The Cambridge (Eng.) Independent says thet some short time back a gentleman w: united to a lovely and accomplished lady, at a village near Cambrid, All passed off pleas- antly enough; the bride and bridegroom were on their wedding tour, when, méiradile dictu ! it was 5 Satie. | that the marriage had been an illegal one, and the clergyman probably liable to severe ties for forming the hover thought Tgyman never nquire for it. So here were two persons married without either banns or li- cense, and entirely contrary to the statute in that case made and . Here was a dilemma. What wastobedone? Atthe end of three days = messenger after the . Their was 8 , and back they were when the ceremony was again rm presence of the i t tite dsomeecy, the absence of which had been s» much micchief, and the travelers resumed their tour, their sudden and unexpected re- turn being known to very few persons. ‘Tax Pants Waren Worxs.—The of Paris have been erected at works a aqueduct from the Somme F si Fes alll F = | i i i i rH ie Feo He g g § gee f — fe: : i LIFE ON THE MOON. Until quite recently the surface of the moon has been supposed to be a vast lifeless desert. Astronomers have abused the moon in every ay way. They have said there was no eat in moonshine. They have denied the | Whieb greatly faciii moon an atmosphere, and consequently water | ‘* {> por bio en eae and organic life’ They have made us believe that a residence in the moon would be exceed- ¢ rv Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourssives, and ingly undesirable. The old faith in the Godess | ge11EF AND HEALTH TO YO INFANTS of the Night was quite overturned in scientific | We have put up and oid this aruicie for circles, and the fascinations of moonlight were departing day by day. at this is all changed. Knox and Malloni have shown, by very exact. observations, that there is heat in the moon’s rays. Zantadeschi A ; tion by has diseovered that this heat produces a sensi- thecontrary, attare ble effect upon the mimosa. An English philos- opher has found that the earth is colder during the first quarter of the moon than it is in the second. Upon hpi agers of plants the moon exercises a remarkable influence. The chemical action of light is necessary to their principal work, the absorption of carbon from the earbonic acid gas of the atmosphere. This work all plants carry on during the day, and in the night they sleep—except when the moon shines. She wakes them and sets them at work. So the farmers who plant only just be- fore the fall moon are right, and the scoffers who call them superstitious are themselves the foolish ones. For, if sown before or hear new moon the young plants got above ground just at the full, when the tender things need sleep. But if sown just before the full, they come up about new moon, pass their baby- hood under the soothing influences of their dark THOUSANDS soergy tothe whole Guipine in THE BowELs anD Winp Couic, overcome con CHEL- feom teething from any of ¢ PREJUDICE: if timely weed. Pall nights, and when the full comes are sturdy Goer © PERKINS, New urchins, able to work night and day Bord by Draggi Principal Office. The moon-worshipers are right also in re- Price sale 25 gard to the influence of the moon upon the weather. Herschel, Arago, Whewell. recog- IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, 2 the child from on, which, if not apeedity ram Ft CHILDREN TEETHING. * woul say to every mother who has ac foregoing complai ELY sURE—to foil + mothers, SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, T Fetameagenseill slay ant SURE TO REGULATE THE*BOWELS. sry of OF CASES. instnotly relieve DREN, t from directi Y. et ll-dewiy nized that the moon had some slight GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS wer in dispersing clouds. The sailers go further, and say the moon eats uptheclouds. At the last meeting of the British Asaociatiun, it was shown that the weather, through a long serics of years, depended a little—a very little—upon the phases of the moon, and now, Quetelet, the director of the Brussels Observatory, has shown that between the first and last quarters of the moon, more, and not Jess rain falls, than du- T navejurt received & } and SUMMER G¢ Car and Also, Gloves, Hosiery, and of which I will sell cheap. WASHING No.9 its ap 10-Im ting the remainder of the time. However, JUST RECEIVED | — fine weather and greater rain-fall may go to- I5 HDS. Prime Porto R ease se: © ed eee id ee HES, R inally, Webb, after a careful comparison of | #0 kegs Dupont’s GUNPOWDER, the present appearance of the moon with the | ° jpegs =r FON J. AC very precise mraps - Madler, some twenty] ap 2 tr Georratown, D.C. Years ago, has shown that have been consider- | 74, SPILMAN UNT’S DRY GOODS able changes. Some of the small craters, in G pres He B ish Ny! eneces particular, have « notable difference from what they had when Madler observed them. These changes show the existence of water and an atmosphere. Father Secchi, director of the Roman Observatory. after much observation, has come to the conclusion that the peaks of the highest mountains on the moon are covered They keep the best grad at r.asonable figures. bnyers to give them a oall will certainiy find it to the: es, Ginghams, Barege wise Mustins, Brilbante, and Stuff for pants. a very complete assortment of We woald _ REMEMBER, _ ‘aasortmentof SPRING 6 » eonsisting of Lawns Damasks, Fanoy Articles, &c.,a0, All At my eorner store | TON R. BURDLE, High st porgetown. es of goois,aud sell them recommend 8, by so doing, they ir interest, ap 27-eolm with snow. And to make us still more at home on the moon, De la Rive, the owner of the Observatory at Crawford, near London, gives it as his opinion, that what were at first marked down as seas, and afterward supposed to be barren plains, are, in fact, extensive for- este. In support of this, comes up a great astronomic authority, Schawhe, the discoverer of the periodic times of the sun’s spots. Besides these great smooth plains, which were called seas, there are a number of furrows or wrinkles, nearly a hundred, the nature of which was entirely unknown. Their length va- ries from 3 to 35 miles, and their greatest breadth is about 5,000 feet; most of them are eonsiderably narrower. Their sides are parallel and smooth; some run in straight lines, and some are gently curved. (Ordinarily they are separate, but sometimes they cross each other: often they cross craters, but occasionally they seem to be cutoff by them. They are found all over the surface of the moon, except on the @*ooT & BURROUG ‘Haye recent! laok Crape Marstz>, Dei: ich fie’d and neat Barag. rinted Chal Alexandre’ id Gi i aed Lense M Linen Cambric Handkfs, White Cambrios, Musing, And Dimuities of ail kind: GRAY Cottons, Sheetyngs, Tabi assortment of Gents and We Invite the att-ntion of « and Suminer Goods. lete assortment MP EMBROIDER Hs, No, 119 Bridge street, Georsetown, received from the by obtain desirable and cheap goods, a first rate as- surtment of the newest atyle LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, Chene and Foulard and Cheek Bi’k Siiks, Challies, Worsted jaines and Bombozines, 28, Barage Robes, Ovgandies and Robes in great variety, = Summer Poplins, Angiais Barages and Poil de res, tiliiants, Jaoonets, Lawns And Ginzhams, i iter: Prénoh Chintaes nnd Eng. Prints, ace Mitts and vi antiliass and #hawis. °. IES. » Brilliants, “G00D3 For Traveling Suits for Ladies. Also, the best makes ef rich Linen Shirting nd & £0 to which e Damasks, Boys’ Wear ail reekers of desirable pate atthe var anaes highest mountain chains. B eps {intel} & BURROU € thqse furrows Schwabe has made careful study at various times. He found them to con- sist of very fine parallel dark lines, separated by clear spaces. A few months later, the lines or streaks had disappeared, but after a while HE CELEBRATED Both plain and check. &p 2?-e0m CONTRACT D GOUQUA MATTINGS, For rails low tb SPILMAN & 98 Brides st., Georgetown, AUNT, they returned, again to disappear. In this periodic change he thinks that he finds proof that these lines are rows of trees and theclear s:reaks between them are the bare ground seen when the trees are leafless. When the trees are in full leat, the ground ir so covered as to produce a uniform shade, and the lines disappear. Nothing is more natural than to suppose that Having civen ot of my business, attend to all cal!s with pre sortment of CUFFID Particular attention Persons from a distance can ed at a “ew minutes’ notioc. as | havea large siwaye on hand. j= FP, BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, Cor. Bridge and Jefferson ets, Georgetown. pereonal attention to this branch am prepared to — mptness, Henup to the removal of the dad from the oid to the new buriai grounds. Hoarees and Horses for hire. the dark spots on the moon are forests; but how shall we account for the growth of these trees in right lines? This hypothesis we must for the present consider to be nel a hypo thesis. With the aid of photography, which will secure for us aecurate pictures of the moon HARPER'S telops, Captai leaves teorgetow: ye THURSDa AY, at7 a. DAY, W NESDAY Baerper’s Ferry at 6 a. m. FERRY.—The steamer An- B. OF. Pd every TUE: and SATUK and returns every MON ant FRIDAY, leaving ma t-tm* from time to time, we may hope that the ques tion will be solved, and that we may really CRANDELL, PTICI fo. 128 $ ridge st, Georgstown, find out what is going on upon the surface of pees qoeaaatty op Periecopte, Col gsqgn ge nd our satellite. —N. ¥. Trihune. ored, aad all other BPECTACLES, of = se the ewality, in sold silver Cy en German A Ciericat Fox Hunter Kittep.—The Mon-| § ington 20k ta Uaioe 40 ond ” — Bly treal Advocate of the 3d_ inst, says: “We regret to announce the death of Mr. Marcus R. South- well, an English gentleman, from injuries re ceived from a fall while returning from hunting on Monday last. Mr. Southwell, wlio wes for- merly achaplain in the Crimea, bas been traveling FS RENT—A two sto OUSE, near the Co: poke ee ge bari ib eee ISHN eM OWwEEE avent, ry Bud basoment Brick ton Fayette street ; .; With large garden at- rmanest tenant Apply mar 5-tf on this continent for about a year, and had lately arrived here ona visitto Capt. Earle. On Mon- day he went out witb the Montreal fox hounds to Point Clare on a mare recently purchased by Capt Earle and unused to bunting. While returning, about 1 o'clock, in company with Messrs. Daly, Alloway, and other members of the hunt, be rode ata low fence, which the mare, unused to jump- ing, stumbled ‘over, falling on her head ana roll- ing completely over, crushing the unfortunate gen- tleman beneath her. He was extricated 1mmedi- ix now the Great points, Arlington Spring andiin, on moderate term: sadris, on SUNDAYS, in and will lie over uatil after ap '9 2m #E STEAM PACKET FLYING CLOUD ady for exoursions to alls or tntermediate ox tl make tripsto Alex time for divine service, jeo’clock. Apply t t, JOHN MOORE, No. 36 Jeffsreon st., Georgetown. Pi 2th ART aio aien bolasidett tN Lae cial MASSEY, COR LINS & COS PHILADEL- HIA DRAUGHT 4 LE.— We are constant! above delightful ber. Srectying fresh, supplios of ately by his companions, in an insensible state, ¢, and invite sl! persons who want @& pure un and removed to a house in the neighborhood and | adulterated Ale, to give ita trin}. medical assistance procured. At first the injuries oe rh SHINN, Ageuts, appeared slight, but soon afterwards he an a: Pa fonda vomiting biood, and it was apparent that he had | ————-——— a = reeelved some severe internal a From this ee a ane CO) time he sank rapidly and died midnight, pS eer the meaeeat vision AN Uszy Pair —On Saturday afternoon last, mri gently ewbroidered BILLIARD CLOTH says the ee beg f ed ) Mail, we saw ei PIANO ‘Cov RS, adapted to all sized iustru- number of persons in front of the Exchange Hote} ; ae 8 4 TABLE COVERS to match w LE RS 4 Sed sie aad, te She crowd saws -Cntager” | Si sele STANGH GasciMEe eT COVERS in and a white superb colors. NGLISH DAMASK COVERS, a-now article vory cheap. “G-aani§-4 TABLE COVERS to matoh: TABLE OIL 8, very nice for & DODSON, tates ‘dont 'the |. Alee't des sleeant LER cts had stolen in Ci nn Flannel Lini ‘when both tea table, s &c.. cl ap 25- LAGE!’ were arrested CIN srcetrecbeiccanrdgthiereeadiete-ctae diecast et where the negro made a confession, and whence information arrest was transmitted concerning the to Mr. Andrews, in Bernsville, who went to Pal- his negro, and metto after on y reached ¥ dscity with both negro and thief, en route for Bu-nsville. bere CLAG: Vv) UNDRED TRAVE' Eee ame ? room ox! ‘The “ "looked Ike he was pleased at | feund tue nde at New Verks Beret bet t back, und the white man looked | 80%; x a kind 0° don’t-care-a-darnish, until the crowd ‘runks or taken in éxchange made them both mount a chair , Bo that ew ones, all could take a look at when we WALL, 8T! Ss & 90. Rts staee sorrow or shame fell upon his mar st-tf Pk aoe i i dj zt 283 | i : | RE DE- where the infant is suffers will be found in Gfteen outside wrapper Laine, Cambric eet sources to ’d Silks. very cheap, Granadins, 4arages, ‘Star. _ AUCTION SALES. N°. 2,255. - FOR SALE AND RENT Co" my pul he a day of two authentic rs ngs In IT; day ss sale, tie deed te money is paid. tive terme the undersigned blic la » for description of Cc instan’ hundred a round ;, the res} tye the purchaser giving chia Fespsotive h i of salc are not complied wi Sdays after the day of sale the rf reserve the right to resell ti rigk and cost of the dofa Ail conveyancing at t alta $A Tl c 6 ma 5 Staw Ads and seventy mn of the city of oh cause, — : One-third of cash at the p eee he coat By A. GREEN, Auctionoer, IONERS’ SALE OF VALUAB E STATE.—By virtue of the order a je- of the Cirowit Court ef the District of Colu in the matter of the heirs of sed, made on the 13th day of April, A. ioners will olfer tion, to the hi, acs o’otook May rederick Mohi Or baie, hest bidder therefor, on fiom ou TU ESDAY lof equare of ground ~on®, (27!,) of ‘Washing- they refer to the pro- the purchase mor of aale or within reid in 1,2 ands nds, payable to irs. and Dearing interest from the in accordance§with the said order of to be retained until the whol urchase within said Commissioners he said property at the ng purchaser, RikOESN E. LLOYD. WALTER, HEO. MoGLUE, Commissioners, A. GREEN, Anot. Anp Lot remises. by 4th, 1858, and ashington 0 months, within five day Loteiligenoer S' Capinst Fur Farniture and tete Soft arble-top’ ‘urniturt 880, OFnA: Suite of R comprising Etazere an dinese, Three elegant ebon: Serah notes, bearing PLS. “naz cod V Late PUBS: M and J streete. o'clock p. m., lots on the Cap ject. ma 5d States. To do so ato No. 5.in sqasre number may 5-eo&ds By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. PERR ROSEWOOD Forts By ERARD, RICH ANDCOSTLY PARIS MADE ELEGANT biLT HRonze ManteL Sxts, Mtgeors, Haxpsome Curtains Paris, comprising mau: embroidered 0 * Elezant Rosewood and in/aid Esoritoireand Jet ith Gilt Bronz and exquisite Paintings on Sevres China. osewood inlaid Chamber Furniture, cr- namented with Gilt Bronze and Sevres China Front se Bureau, Fire Screens, &o. Careell Lamps, C: aad three lots of 21 feet eenth street west, all near the corner of Kighteenth And on the noxt day RHEUMATISM, ont jounty, D. $390 cash ‘8 thereafter NITURK. taste. fas. six Arm Chairs, two | adies’ and four Side Chairs, Beautiful Bronze Gilt Mantel Garniture, tes Porcelain Vases and Candlesticks, Larg8 Carved and full tilt Console Tables, with Elegact Rosewood Centerand Whist Tahise, oratsly inlaid with Mosaic work, (from the _ Palace of the Tui ‘erias,) Suite of rich Crimson Brocatelle Covered Parlor comprising one large and two sual Arm Chairs, ith Goid Mirror d Mirrors Rosewood Seoretary and Bookease, Ladies’ Escritoire, Louis wath | full git 3 Bronzed fron Bedsteads with canopy and hangings, and Curled Hair Mattresses, Bolsters an Silk Spreads, &c. Te: 4 $3) and unter cash; over that sum a interest. J.C. Mot 9 ft Fitze@xkan. vm’ h 8 inches, By J.C, MoGUIRE & CO.., Auctioneers. RUSTER’S SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE STREET Nortit, AND 5TH STRERTS WesT —On FRID. NOON, May 18h, at half past 5 o’olock, on the virtue of @ deed of trust dated July duly recorded in Liber J. A. ™., No. 199. folios 36. 37, and 33, one of the land records for ©., Lshall sel! part of Lot I rod 516; fronting 6 fect 2 inches on north I strest.b tween 4th and sth streets West, running back | 42 feet 7 inches, to a 59 foot allay together with the improvements, snug aud desirable frame dweiling ‘Terms of sale: BETWEEN 4TH AY APTER- consistiag of & bouse. 3 the residue in6and 12 ith interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Ifthe terms of eale should not be complied with the trust -@ reserves the nicht to resell on one week’s notice in ths National THOS. J J C.MoGU FISHER, Trustee, IRE & CO., Auc' GRAND PIANO and Fixtures, Cnoick Qi Paintings ano bx- GRAVING , &e.--On EDNESDAY MORNING, May I6th, at 10 o’olock. at the residenos uf Senator Benjamin, President’s Square, we shal! soll his Furniture and Effects, but recent.y reoeived from rare and cost.y articles of ename— Superior Rosewood iail Grand Piano Forte, by crard, Splendid suite of fu'l Gilt Drawing Room Furni- ture, finished in beantifully emb oidered Satin Covers, er ners Bs © Circular Divan, sur- mounted witi h Galt Flowers, two large French Sofas, rouge Conter- pie two Tel Fe Chairs, with Curtains to matoh, ith Sev- b- two Ottomans and two with beautiful Crimson Covers, Thread : nd | rie ¢. Quartorze, Tables, Jar- itornaments, _ ante: Sete, with Clook, Osudclabias, aud Caudiceticks UW inatol, ‘ard Reoeivers, Vases, Urns, Cendlestioka, &o., of exquisite styles, Gilt-frame Mirrors, . i Choice O1] Paintings and Engravings, Aubeeson Carpets and Curtains, White and Bisok Bear Skin Rugs, Two larreand superior solid Mahogany Sideboards, with beautifully carved game and fruit pieces in d 6) and % days, for satisfactorily endorsed . S.—'Tbe nouse will be openand articles on in apection on Monday and 15th, from 19 0’clock a. m., to 5 orelock pra veaday, May i4th and IUIRE & Anc's. By J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE IN SQUARES 1B AND 185, PART OF THK Property oF THE On MONDAY, the shail offer, at public ag on I[ street porth, fronting on Eight- May 15th, at balf past4 1 rha!l offer, at public auction the itol Hull. IS. CARBE J.C. MoGUIRE ‘ot2, in square 655, fronting 50 feet on B , and 97 fest on North Capitol street. ne ef the most beantif end vaiusble ‘The titie vo all this ground iT t "Phe terms will be road known at le. RY. 'Srustee, $& CO., Austa, Tre GREAT POPULARITY oF DR. MONTARDE'S MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER And Great FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY Is Fast extending over the United ITS EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUES Are being daily recognized and acknowledged By the MEDICAL FACULTY. itis now IN BALTL Itis regarded asa GREAT DOMESTIC BL. While its sale exceeds that of all other PATENT MEDICINES. Weask all CITIZENS of WASHINGTON Who have not yet tried Tuis Great REMEDY In daily and genera) use in THE BALTIMORE INFIRMARY; And its svcosss as a remedy for FEVER and AGUE, NEURALGIA, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY SICK HEADACHE, SORE THROAT, BURNS, SPRAINS, &e., &e.5 Has nover had a parailel in any country MORE Ess One trial will insure ita PER- MANENT PLACE in EVERY FAMILY. gad as at Pa. av.; C. . Culver. 268 Pa av; J. W. Nairn, «late Nairn & Feiner 04 eDONNELL, General Arent, _8P 37,7 ser ‘ _Baltimore, Jorr rosin, now snabilal Tbovo.ss, ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.— V any INDUCEMENT FOR A PHYsi- CIAN. tothe ke Ngo | desiring to go Sout On Roo tofhis hea.th, will offer at privete eale the Farm on which he ‘now resides and where he has been practicing medicine for the last five years. aus le ficetp Doeatifal littie farm, ritaated ri ne Old elds. Prince George's county, Md e- Sinai on the road leading from Washing n city ie Upper Mariborough, and r bent i om both points. about equal distance It contains 17 aores, 90 of which is in a fine state of cultivation, the balance in thrifty young timber. It i well adapted to the growth of grass, w! And corn; about 25 or 30 Sores is now weil set in grass and will vield hetween S and 49 tons of hay, worth in the Washington market from $18 to perton. There is aboat 12 Sores of wheat crowing, the balance ready for a Spring crop. jt has a spring of never failing water ; so, an inexi stivle pump atthe door. The im- rovementg consist of s comfortable frame awell- ng containing 6 rooms and kitchen; ali a new yn with stabling sufficient for all the requirements of the pinoa, with a quantity of choice fruit trees. A ne ian desiring Rpyrebace cen. by reference to he books of the undefrigned, be satisfied that it is Bu opportunity rareiy to he me Unts! the piace 1s disposed of l shall continue practice As hereto fore. | For te FRANK F. SMP. Braden ermmises or to Dr. mar 25 2awtf JOSEPH A. SMITH. IL7~If the above property is not fore the Ist of ‘Jane, Teen, it will on disposed of at public sais. Sale on the Terms made known on day of sale, Planters’ Advoca: i pl! hone 4 vooate insert until forbid and charge JALUABLE REAL ESLPATE AT PRIVATE SaLe.—The subsoriber is authorised by the owner to roll at private sale, two valuable tracts of 1 Tho first 1s situated near “Gragen,” the idence of the late Zechariah Borry. aki adjoins lands of Dr. Benjamin Lee ard others. contains two hundred and twenty-eicht and three tenths of an acre, is we:l wooded and watered, and in a high state of cultivation. The improvements coas'st of a comfortable dweiling house, two tobac- ©9 houses, and other out houses. This iand offers great indnosments to those wish- ing to purchase regi ostate, being in one of the most delightful neighborhoods ‘in southern Maryland, being but about eich: miles from Washincton city aad hve miles from Biadensburg, and of easy access to oburch, post office and mil! 1 ae very valuable tract of timber and wood and. This land tuated about four miles from Wash- ington city, on the stage road leading from that ory to Upper Mariborongh, aud contains five hundred and twenty-four aud two-tenths of an sore. Al! of said Iand is covered in wood and most of it heavily timbered; and from ite prosimut to Wash logton. renders it very valuable, and offers & rare opportunity to ship builders and others dealing in wood and timber. 2 The terms, whioh wil] be liberal, made known on application to the subscriber If the above property is not disposed of at private sale,on or before SATURDAY, the 30th day of t, it will on that day be offered at public 3 re Joneord,”’ the residenoe of Thomas jerry, Esq ,atthe hour of 12 o'clock m., who will take Pp eure in showing the land to all whe may desire to purchase SAMUEL H. BERRY, ap 2 2awtis J; Upper Mari>orongh, PRYATE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER TY—TO S TORS, CONGRESSMEN, AND OTHERS.—That vaiuabie residence. having ‘me advautage of both towa and country. formerly belonging to the lave Andre ni now known a2 Ros » situated in y 1 count) Va., on the hchts overlook ng Georgetown, imme. d ate'y adjoining the ‘Aqueduct, nd the pointincon templation for the ridge to oe built across the Po tomac, and f: rom whioh there is a delizhtful view of Washington and the surrounding country. This Property extends to about i49 sores, all improved, and under fine oultrvanon It will be eold at @ bat— #8in on account of the unavoidable residence of the owner aroad, A la-ge tract of wood lana. of orga! growth, gan aiso be had adjoming if required, Liberal terms for parment allowed. Furniture and atock can be had at reasonabie valuation. Apply on pe prmaleee to the mes: r. Al.- EXaNDER CASSE.LS, or to JAMES ROACH, Esq , Prospect Hill, Va. ma 1-1m* T—A conveniently arranged BRICK 2uLING. on New York avenue, the first house east of Fift-enth st. and adjoiing Mr. Thompson’s Drag Store. The location is one of the inost desirable in the city, bein; ractls opposite and af te on the premises ol SOHN W. Ww A large and commo- two-story and attic;) 30n Twelfth st., tween C and D sts. For terms apply to A. LE PREUX, Grocery Store, corner Twelfth st. and Ps. avenue. ap 23 Sw RARE CHANCE —For sale LOT No. 5, in Fguare 372, fronts 27 faet 5 inches on N avenus. runuing 185 feet to K street nc rame dwellings esid: nes. For terms app.y to G. ore No. 515 Seventh st. Sp 12-im* OR RENT—One of the BRICK F ek-building attached t SALE OR REN dious BRICK HOUSE HOUS i2th street. betweon C and D ats. with 12 goo oms, with rein eaah room, Terms moderate. inquire of JAS. W. BARKER, on A st., between lith and Lith sts., No. 425, mar 8-tf For SALE—A valuable PARM ine high «tate of cultivation situated ir Alexandria county, Va. containing one hundred and thir Eve reR, more or less. itadjoins the farm of Majer WD: Nott and is about seven and a half miles from Washington city, For particulars apply at the Star Offica. mar 1-dtje 1 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE Situated in Alexandria county, about 2niles Sepustown the intersection of is Georgetows end Littie in my Lis spas, sone ee sree. Mire © premises, o! * fet and k str a isto K strects. Warhington, D.C. Fee RENT—A email STORE, corner of §th at and Penn. avenue, uader the Cisrendon Hotel, suitable for a barber’s saloon or cigar atore For information inquire at the » Hote! FLOOR of the busid- ite the west TWh the by Chas. 8. iach the nd {the same. building. For ICHARD WaEL ACH io. pt siana avenue. ENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.— Teorplentia miter ot ROOAIS randy far S nished, will be rented during the session of ress, in the most demrable locality in this ing Within one or two squares of Brown's and National Hotels. Those in pursuit « auch Rooms will do wel! to make early application at No, 379 ath street, beiween D street and Pa. de 5-tf ick HOUSE, é streets, in Kib- The above property will be ree- stor gold on oe terms. Price made known by inguir- H.W. HAMILTON & CO., No. 562 7th Ment, apposite Goutre Market, Tie perfect, fe7- : E NT— ORS and CHAMBERS F'SiSadeomely furntencd, with hot gud cold water and Som coon. (ms ‘water. A 2) erelarse ai i Hin oor. E} « 86..835 Pe. avenue, between Str'and loth sts, ‘ TON CARRIAGE FACTORY, 10th Streets. u ING were NS Street, Betiween 9th and veh of first class NERINGESS ouch ae “Lak Pax eRe eB booetae, GO ind Buastens a we will: . * Being pract.cal mechanics in different branches of the business, we fiatter ourrelves that we know fede combitier ehtatee comfort aa Grate Repairing promptly inate the nm a WM. T. DOVE & to any orders with Annee 6x ean FITTING 1™ Store on Sth north of aime rage ied tt co. Oe Gael i eeae FS oe THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘This excellent Family and News Journal—con- @ining 8 greater variety of interesting reading them ean be found in any other—is published on Ssturdry merning. Rha acd waa fue feet tes se aR Acton ieee ome we oe EDUCATIONAL. TSAR: eta crear athe ee Sg MES addition ——— sohoiars. she is of SS a a eare or Her ts for the 0 Ss ay joular ii may apply to W. fer srbec eterna toes meena dy 2 ve ____ WOOD AND COAL. va yy vw 8 LF vhite Ash Brosen Coal, Red Coal, eh Ne Sy 5 couunts now et be presented OOTS AND SHORS TO SUIT THE B TIMES. Weare now manvfacturing all kinds of BOOTS and SHOGS, and constantly receivi supply of eastern made work of ever: ription, made expressly to order, and willl be sold a@ much jower price than been heretofore charged in this o:ty much 1 “Pereome in want of Boots and Shoes of eastern or city made work, will always find ‘dweengeal in store and at the lowest BS vy. Ta Stannr, site Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, D.C. i || study their interests by examining eisewere, Agi use het material te ma et aifords and ‘ompioy york, te bs tuperior a Scrmmarh nnd y se are made in other . "lose sonmtantiy on —g edie = 7 = to ok . ° e8O} URATHER, IRON PRAME FRENCH DRES: and WOOD TR Pe Agu a and Spies Sapbhed nips back |’ MAE S; H ae on “‘Tranks, &e. sphired maalike mann *< |, ina work- , St short notice. ‘Trunks delivered in any part of the city, George- od my sold he ‘ See AFSIS for itowe’s celebrated FAMILY SGeisiy JAMES 8. TOPHAM. DENTISTRY. ithe Bnd patentee a an Sens a oan cannot wear others, and no person oan wear othere ‘wear these, garetts ate cleanest, ie AERA n this o1t7 No, 336 Pp. avenne, between ocl-iy beauty, cieanii i for 3 bie Os ——— we Ci merce st. wharf, Baltumore, as foi- lows: 3 mw Pacan et TR reC ERNE RAE at & Witicunssiiee V aehing: a6 fo! z COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING Sra ir (Sup Brame, every FRIDAY, about am, "= W. RILEY, reig te A Ruley’s ~ of ry 9" Ey Eire ye No. Bs Gee, tecween Bech ind \ith sts, ‘The undersigned, having just returned from Bos- end N. rk, has made arrangements in the above oftion for ail the delicacies of the season, and Will be im recount dasiy of— Freah panuon oH ret . Fresh ALtat sm bh COD, Fresh WHITE FISH, resh BLACK. do. ‘resh Se, UNDER Tesh LOBSTERS hc. ko, Mon Ke, And will keep constantly on ne ch were so! by hicn s Store.. Also, all kinds of Norfolle F1SH, and Soft CHARS, and SEA TURTLE. GAME’ of orn deseriplion. kinds of FRU EY fx "Deliver to all’ parte of the city free of TOFeS van sical ond t will outs _Sp 4-im_ (Intel. all’ T.M. HARVEY. id by the Spanish e TURSORN * TUESDAY, Mar 2, 1960. SORTEO NUMERO 6% ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000, J free | parts | Di ess Crngant, Woshsart. Boe ies aw RB PLANO Used at Profe concert jn {or aale w borane a Ba ye «JOHN F. ELLISS. | ee oe wget ee ‘gumpine of houvehald sosis cow Ras sallmg ot my Purnishin: Store. <2t -