Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR is PUBLISHED EVER Y'AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st., BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers at Sia year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $55) a year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single copies, ONE CENT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTa. 17" Abvgatiszmants should be sent to the office betore 12 o’elock m ; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. SSS A WIFE'S TRIALS. THE WEEKLY STAR + . This excetient Family and News Jouraai—con- + Sopaeetent si a thet has made The : U7~ Single oopi be red at the counter, fmm=di r the leeue oft Vou, XVI. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY. JULY 13, 1860. gee tmasters who act as agents will be PE A mn of conte, Hie you unwell, Char! A ish zou mould tap that | asid tone Fry Sang om, 5 aa AUCTION SALES. SUMMER RESORTS. CLOTHING, &e. cane in one eee {bortly, | | He made no reply, but stood leaning against arlie,”” said his mother firmly, “will CARLISLE The favorite resort for | FRARGAINS: BARGAINS & he came in one evening from his | the mantel-piece lookin, moodily into i Leal sap tt.,A: GREEN, Auotioncer. se, Wo approgate B - REAT BARGAINS * nd, sitting down before the fire, placed | She thoi ht he did aot hear hen: snd Bonnin or be as ope npn a ares Tees Se aE SOUS | eee ORR heel one wigers, his feet comfortably on the fender. « Why | to him she Iaid her band on his arm, and re- i can’t yeu let Mary take him up stairs?” Tam afraid he is not very well,” answered Margaret, gently, as she pressed her infant to her bosom, and rocked backward endeavoring to lull it to sleep. * All nonsense !’’ said her husband. “ The childis as wellasIam One would think he was your only one, to see what a fuss you make over him. Heaven knows I am sick of his screaming.” F ‘ ‘EST.— 8 gig cn don ol tres fom Go mR aeeed ‘a! Tiber, MONDAY she Isth dav of SPRINGS, Mountain Air, Invigora. | , Seventh street. ackaowiedged to be the eh-apest lace to buy Clothing, Furnishing Goods, th Bath © and 3 S CUMBERLAND co |S Vatlatat Roomy | Martan Gary (Orne fas sencaty of maze Pennsylvania. ee Office, has determined to sell his goods 15 per cent. ACCOMMOPATIONS FOR re For Particulars send peng yn tae ng Pc yd 300. for Cireul —— omer. astonishing low prio reams Low, |OINR VISSER | 1 N..b Just received 9 dozen of 10 cent NECK je 7 low i ee If you wish to keep cool, drop inand buy Faceuier WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. | one of our thin Summer Coats, of the versible Sommer Coat, at SMITHS, No. 460 more closely to her, and sobbed convulsively. “Yes, i that is always the way; kiss him and tell him he isa good boy, and grandmother is cross and old.”” “No, I am not ,’’ said Charlie, ‘and mamma does not think so; and going up to the old lady, he held out his hand, saying, “Forgive me, I was wrong to speak so.” For a moment Mrs. Mervyn looked aston- ished, and took the child’s hand; almost un- peated the question. “No,” he answered, frigidly, without lifting = eyes, or apparently noticing her in the ec She looked at him for a moment, sighed, and Berea | her hand, w into the little room where Charlie was sleeping. As she bent over him the boy murmured,‘‘Mamma,” and smiled. “He is dreaming,” said she, comforted for a No. aforesaid, ad running north on the jine of Ninth street west)s5 feet. thence east 99 feet 4 inches, coos soutl2s ae a — feat yi a = e piace ofeginain: Lng BAL rol ront- ing On the qst'side of said Ninth street, and. lying ween P md Q streets north, with the improve- ts 1, consisting of & two-story Frame s—50 miles west of Washingtor—is | enth st., opposite Post Office. moment by this thought. As she gased on| conscious that she did so. Charlie drew it | House wi k building. 3 now open ort @ reception of visitors 17 A incre tt of fine Gents’ Shirts and Collars ; The wife Tose, and carefully wrapping uptheJ him, her mind wandered far away to a land | away directly, and returning to his mother, tan snp Hen oly Bo wray ee aby pre abe ane imetserasset ori Ly pak his 7 _ at Re. S50 Covell S., aape- little one, quietly carried him up stairs, and where no cloud can come over the spirit, and | followed her out of the room. from the day of sale, A deed given anda deed of | petent ‘assistants, to regain their former reputs- The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie, Aurora Tre.and laid him in biserb. She longed to remain kneeling beside the bed her heart breathed [ro BR ConTINUED.} trust taker All conveyancing at the cost of the mn « while with him, but tea was ready, so stoo forth its deep thankfulness to Him who had pure! haser. Tf the te: f sale are not complied with within three da from the day of wale the, ‘ustee ing over him she kissed his little foreh peat aoe = i225 Pe all sorts of Neck Ties, Bt one-half the usual Prices, " - . | &t SMITHS, No. venth enabled her so long to endure: and she prayed week; $3 per oslendar mon’ for 2 months; for strength patiently and cheerfully to bear st children over $and under 12 years and colored ser. je led paiomipiiy Beh bless you, my precious MRS. WINSLOW, e! fod the right © property on five days’ public | vants half price; white servants three-lourths; one,”’ and left him in charge of the nurse. on, in coming years, the cross He had laid Aw rxperienoed Siento female Phyatoin, the en fi Brenig Wiat, okie rink aed vara (os. ei ee ORF aes TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES. —" ROOTS AND SHOES. She crossed the landing, and, opening the | upon her. SOOTHI NG SY RUP an’ FAMES W. COOMBS, Trustee, iy 5-11t ROB'T HUDGIN, Beets AND SRORS Tv SUIT Tas door of the nursery, two bright looking chil-| “When she returned her husband was asleep. . je 22-0ots A. GREEN. Auct ASHINGTON “y dren bounded forward to meet her. The tday at dinner, Mr. Mervyn sud- Fer Children Teething, ARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of two write of ws TEN GARDEN. any abener manofacturing all kinds of BOOTS “OQ! mamma,” cried Charlie, a fine boy of | denly ‘ilargaret, mother is coming to | ite tetpunc, redueiog sit heiserariocemine ty sete | NE AGCr focine, isoned fram the Clerk's office of ERNSL LOEFFLER, Proprietor. med a po nine years old, * we weeted -- much to come spend » month with as,” and taking a letter | ratm anf spasmedie action, and te the Chron Coast of, the District of Colembia. iF New York evenus, between ist and 24 ste, soription, made expressly to order, and willl down stairs, but you us not to. ‘rom his et, he threw it on es | J peg eric soa aie 2" guid little Alice, put- poe t on the table be. SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. will expose to public aale. for eash, in front of the fore ber. A look of such evident satisfaction was visible on her face, that a dark frown of displeasure settled on his brow. “Forgive me, Charles,”’ she said, in a gentle Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS # put up and sold thie article fer ever ten years, and CONFIDENCE anD hat wi J ting her dimpled hand into her mother’s, and holding up her mouth for a kiss. The mother folded both her darlings in her court house door of said county, on , the 9th day of July next, 1860, at 12 o’oiock m., the following property, to wit: All defendant’s right, title. claim aad interest in and to Lot No, i, in I would state that every arrangement has — o eaty for mesh ‘oa beoe made i he Tay oy Persons in want if Roots and hoes of eastern or dens are open to the public tree of oharge—a couecrt | Ta'ztoreand at the lowest prisms dine eee Inoalling the attention of the publicto my at peer creek Gye price than hes been Fy e lowest pri: . 3 No. 618, 1n the city of Washington, D. C., | given b: ec! |. Those desiring to erjoy the * arms, then taking a hand of each, led them | tone of apology. “I will try and make ao together vith ail aad slupsior the impeovernesta | Seven cL gcoect band, Thosedestring to ojo aene 314 Pee in & SEO. down into the sitting-room. Papa’s arms were pleasant as I can.”’ thereon, seized and levi Ay agp the property of | order to render pleasure to all. On other days —— ready for Charlie, and Ally sat at a low foot- Andrew Rothweil, and wii sold to satisiy Su. RE mts 215, to October term 183, 1n favor | ing be rT apes om SELDEN, w. .. ,,.U.8. Marshal for the District of Columbis. je 13 dts THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED FRIDAY, the 2th as be id fe shall be obliged,”’ said he coldly and bit- terly. “You are unjust,’’ she answered, sadly, “but you know your mother does not like me: and that this dislike has made even you——”’ “Pardon me, madam,” he interrupted, “my mother’s opinions do not govern me. I have stool at her mother’s feet till tea was brought in, when they all took their places at the table. Mr. Mervyn had felt a pang of self-reproach as his wife left the room so gently, but he re- pressed it, saying, ‘‘She does not care, she takes everything just so.’’ roprietor will cheerfuliy grant the use of ti OUTHERN TRUNK MAN CTORY, Frounds for school or other Pie Nic Pai tics with- Ss e Woe Sen mete out charge. . Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Washington, For the amusement of children he has introduced Traveiers will study their interests br examining 8 number of little games, never before seen in this | my TRUNKS, VALICES ke tohee per gity, and calculated at the same time to amuse the | Shading elnewere Ani oes goes kat He iA ‘old folks.” " best material the market affords and empioy. N. B.—Attached ia my Bottling Establishm nt, t i and families can be supplied with any quantity at Sa ee Common, | oan confidently recommend my CLARE. In almos their resiaenoe, of that healthful drink, LAGHE | Tratuu that gfe madein tee sine on eenatty to M 4 ty obild of ae apy Pe myself on this subject.” pr, seed gr S. Ma BEER, upon short notice. _je15-3m_ | *F Weep constant zon Aw ghey argaret was tie only child of a well-to-do | ‘And why are you so very severe a judge of € i NALOSTAN RETREAT, Te a, hee) oy B tradesman, and for this reason had Charles | my faults?” she asked, in the same saa ee. Maries eet fs the Clerk's ‘office onthe A ° On Axarostan Istann, | LA oop BOX Tht iB Mervyn married her, never dreaming that in “Your faults, madam!” he exclaimed, in Crrouit Court of the District of Coiumbia, for the Opposite Georgetown and Washington winning the love of such a woman he had feigned astonishment. ‘Who said you had faults? Oh no, those who do not feel are always perfect.”’ And with a scornful laugh he left the room. She stood with one hand leaning on the back of achair. The usually quiet look of patient resignation, now so habitual, had changed to one of intense suffering. But as she stood, her thoughts went back to the time of her child- hood. She gazed into the mirror that memory placed before her, and she saw only scenes of perfect cy er Once more a mother’s arm encircled her, and a father’s hand was laid in blessing on her head. Then came youthful county of Washineton, and te me directed. I will expose to public sale, tor cash, in front of the court house door of said county, on SATURDAY, the 28th day of July next, 196’. at i2 0’clock m , the fol- lowing property, to wit: All defendant’s right, title, ¢'& m, and interest in and to a certain dwelling house erected on Loteight(8)and the south nineteen (19 feet four(4) imches on Lot nine, (9) in Square numbered three hundred and seventy-seven. (377 in the city of Washington. D. C., seized and le-1 upon ss the prow rtv of Ju ius Viedt, and will be rola to antisfy Judicials, No 330 to October term 1857, in favor of Jonathan T. Walker. ao J.D, HOOVER, f Late U.S. Marshal for District Columbia, jo2-dte MARSHAL found a treasure more precious than could be purchased for gold. e thought her cold and passionless, but her heart was to him a sealed fountain, and he had never thought to fathom itsdepths. She, on her part, so often met with rude repulse, that she had long learned to keep in her own breast all those expressions of affection that she would have ured so freely forth. On her children,there- ‘ore, she lavished the wealth of love with which her heart was overflowing. There in- deed there was no need to repress the warm gushing feelings of her nature. Yet she was v. gThesubseribers having leaned for a term of years NESS“SADDL ES. is ata! and romantic ») +» Opent It for tke accommodation of ti partic on oy the Siet day of Mey. 1860, Eee auty of i cAmer, scenery, delig! 2 rome es, fishing, C, ie 4 fides ia superior water. it is unsurpassed in the | gAlse—Agent for gs" celebrated FAMILY Rion. SEWING MACHI The House is largeand commodious. aving been | de 15-1y JAMES 8. TOPHAM. entirely renovated It has a large Dancing Saloon attached to the house, bes.des Dining ant Dressing ome for both iacies and gentlemen In addition EDUCATIONAL. splendid Arbors detac ed from the buildngs. - Parties, Families and Individuals will find it a COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, most desirable piace to pass the days of sum- No. 476 Szvaerta sr. mer, as every attention will be f ied vy the | Opposite the General Post Office, Washiasten City. proprietors. The strictest police ements — rang: will bo enforced, aad politi al discussioas will be | Armorian System of Penmanship, Boor! ad hibited a be child from pain, but corrects acidity, and mm. It will almost i OF OTHERS, that will be ing child and th BSOLUTELY SURE—to {oll tirely used. Fi hb Ne Codrs cs PERKINS, New SALE.—In virtue | fieri faci: issned from the Cler office of re M trie Forms and Calculations, iness # judicious mother. She had learned to con- hopes and deeper happiness. She was again a] Seid by Dre; = Ciroutt Goat of the District = Contin. Ser 3 The Larder will be fount to contain ail the deii- reepondeson, of Exchanye, ete Bile, iri . ry fa" Pri 1 OF @ county of ‘eshing nm, en lame direct ., cAaciss 0! @ BESSON Bt ali times. Comm ea, TAG. ia rithmetic. tender, affectionate feelings, and unwearied was her watchfulness. The little ones regarded her not only with love, but with a feeling al- most of veneration. Long had she felt that it e Par will be furnished with the choicest A Preparatory Clase for Boys. Liquors god _W ines and the finst are, eeinita: Ladies will be instracted in fine penman- ibtary Sunday Schools, Club ship. adie resort Rooms open from 9a.m. to 10 p.m. For terms will find this the most tropoits for spending ntandor | apply at the Rooms. cvurt house door of said county,on SATURDAY, the 28t> day of Juiy next, 186), at 12 0’clook m., the following property, to wit: Alldefendact’s richt, title, claim, and interest, inand to a cxr’ain build- not spring could ever depart. Again the ha Py maiden stood beneath the vine-covered arbor, and listened to the vows of him she loved; and es GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS O FOR HARPER'S FERRY hundredand fords nine, (91S ae le dieoe ices Chita ed by their parente or | <== 3" ____WM_W_YOUNG & CO. now-—— 4 =R’s E Ys jundred and forty nines as laid down in the ildren unaccompani: eir parents or saa a > " 7 i i N And aft: ly Sd, 1860, the sti er LL. J. | piat of the cit: Washington. seized and levied a ill be excladed fi m the indi ASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.— — Tee atch Fria oe pnts Sbbooked round. The servant had removed Bronglec Captain Wf Feites. mal coer Spon as the, roparty of At I Grigers and willbe Sonning and dogs prohibited. “A pense Ww ‘The next Academic Year will commenoe on ; i leave Georgeto’ VERY TUES 80! isfy judiciais No. 236, joteber term Tt te his comfort, and spoke as kindly and cheer- ee ee standing before the i1CRSDAY id - leave the toot of High street, |] THURSDAY. September ith. Parents intending Glare: BA G x rock Wwaskingtses hourty, | to «end their daughters are reque-ted to enter | from 8 o clock a. m. ti . my daily. names in July, as those registered at that time wi 8 preferring & pleasant walk can reach the | be more certain to secure desks Circulars may be ia the Aquedu obtained at the Institute, No. 92: street? or by Wesoicit the public to judge for themselves, aud aidrommng Tees. IZA foe] assured of giving satisfaction. Box 702 Washington, D.C. je Dect! © JACOB W. POWERS & CO. dying embers. Her dream had faded, and she pressed her hands together upon her bosom, and murmured, “And now.”’ Strong faith had Margaret. Faithin a holier, happier home, within whose peaceful shadow come no longings; where every wish would be DAY, TH and SATUR DAY, at7 o’clock s m., and return every alternate day, at6 o'clock a.m. On the Saturday trip from Georgetown the boat will run through to Shep- herdstown. je 21 3m OR HARPER'S FERRY—CHANGE OF DAYS.—On and atter July 2,1860, 1856, in favor of John Purdy, rs = r * J. D. HOOVER. fully to him, with a patient, gentle faithful- Lotus. Marshal for the District of Columbia. je 28- ness that hoped for no return. “She had a hidden ape which he mistook for want of feeling. It provoked him that she was so atient. When he saw how thechildren loved ner he would wonder that it was so; but as he FOR SALE AND RENT. T= UnIOS FEMALE ACADEMY. 5 the steamer ANTELOPE, Capt. B. = INEY POINT PAVILLION WILL OPEN . NEw ARRANGEMENT. satisfied, every murmur cease. Stron, too, | J. Waius,carrying the United Stat OR RENT—Th RICK HOUSES—one for the reception of visitors on the, This well-known and popular Seminary, wh did mot think be wacige aoe remarried, he | was her patient faith in the heavenly stoma Wail, wal nave Georgetown EVERY MONDAY, | B fetihinstrad hepa ehh ee one on | A Lap the reeeption of visitor my Bb pa scene una, the entire coleo¥ Ma did not think he could now. After all, he that should be given her, to bear up under all | "WEDNESDAY and BRIDAY ate. m.,and re- | corner of ‘Tweifth and H sts.; and one on H, be- | sence for several mouths, Mrs, Dix wil » mogerde Sor spore than . thought. “It is the way half the married peo- | her trials. She did not hope to eis Toke for | AP 9yery, Tuesday, Thuraday and Saturd take charge of the management of the Paviion.ae | OD the first Monday in September noxt, under le in the world get along; and I dare say ? d Ish sts, Inquire of JAMES W. - i N. B Evers Wollnoaday the Antelope will ran | HARKER, on H street, botwiey i104 aot MGS Wy. | take charce of tee managemaas Board per wee | united snpervision and i Gareexet dees not «: herself; and her life was one constant fulfill- | through to's opherdstown ry ruckion of Mr. je 5-2m" ma 3)-t¢ "| $8; board per month $28 Z. RICHARDS, in the well arranged and ‘ht : ow j i fully jocated Union Academy Building. For . - ment of duty, where the only flowers in her SU ECEIV: —, ; Cen W. W. DIX, Proprietor® ulars. inca at all the Bookstores. ma%3-w yren jen was over Margaret went up to the | pathway were those scattered by her childine | 150 pais. Weise, se on cae sient betwen fan, ea pUSe: W HATE SULPHUR SPRINGS a eS CES SEER * baby and found him sleeping quietly. q Mr. Mscvyncone homeintheeveningrather| 120 do. HERRING of M. SNYDER. at the Plumbing and Gas Gresnsxize County, Va. ns. ty wee ate will send yousome supper, Mary,” said | tater than Seach Hoe the erenia sitting: Ft po EEINED, Establishment of C. Snyder, next door to the Stat | _ This long established wratering place wae opened the public generally t her mistress; “and I wish you would stay with | room, and found the children by the fire, ni 6 bbls. Bayfield) SV YA ‘ Ss ae @ENT ie Gnas mani for the reception of visitors on the 15th of the duties of her School on the lat inter Mia Arce bas beshinnd ect Chast reading | whispered Chote sofa. * Hush, pap Fores oe tp ee SOLIS BOGUE, 1 BRICK HOUSE corner of SixiRsi rast went slice re oot mmerrest ie and Any sitting on the floor dressing her favor- Ls ioe ee | ee Georgetown, D.C._ | End F pireet north, que square from the Patent and We waited for you so long that she has gone to sleep. See, I have not moved, because she had my hand, and I was afraid I should wake her.”’ He looked down at the little fellow, who sat ite doll. She also took up a book and read for some time, when she perceived that her hus- band had laid down his paper, and was shad- ing his eyes with his hand. “Shall I read to City Post Offices—being one of the finest and healthiest locations in the city. Itis arranged for @ store and dwelling; has a bake oven attached Will suit a baker or confectioner. Possession given on ti th inst. For terms, &c., apply to GEO. J. have been made since last season in thisia ne = tablishment, and'no efforts will be spared to make | Dranehes req - £ comfortabie. ii gyi Aieanatric Retreat fr WaatlaettaOFS%E® | coon tg ats ner famiv few pepe 04 Daaedanst ndrin Railroad from Washington, ‘ander Virginia Central Ratiroad from Richunond; or ty | £0 from 10 to 1 4 - ASENcY FOR FAIRBANK’S SCALES IN _ GKORGETOWN. Tho endersigned have been appointed Agents for the sale of the above celebrated and well-known . h inst, he -V ‘Tennessee Railroad from. the vee . : : PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES, A fu, | SEUFFERLE, at Jackson, Brother & Co. 333 | £ , n Her arrangements tor te you, Charles?”” said she, laying down her | 40 duietly and regarded his mother so lovingly. | fuppiy constantly on heed wok foe sees nes | Pe aoe joist | Wotteevilics wuhenien niles sacs tuagel’ CAM | due care of pupils have been boot looking at him as he sat with his | How dearly he seemed to love her! The hus- Tapes. VOR RENT—Throo first-class and recentl HUEREMIAH MORTON, President. | $24 otherwise improved. “Those in book, and loo! ve _ we band’s eye turned from the boy’s bright face AY and COAL SCALES erected in any part F built HOUSES, four atories high each. han J. HUMPHREYS, ‘ desiri L Dw, wo face tarsed away from her. » - to the pale sad countenance of his wife. She | °f the District or dr fam pig somely finished, and having all the modern improve- General Superintendent. ja 12-dtJuly 15_ | Ber school may apply to W. “ lalg without removing bie beng, °° TPlied | joked. very unwell, even suffering: aad kis| cctisomenpre, warranted durable, acourate, and ent Gener ated SALT WATER BATHING ae eet niet VE, ee ant ae eaten and | heart smote him, as he contrasted her now with (BUSEY & BARNARD, Atroct snd Missouri avenue sad oppeeite tho cen | Miagsiacirs PatiLiON cares Land- residenee—No. 38 street, ~ wan thoughts in Rar hence ter role mo- | the blooming maiden he had, ten years ago, eres Deplert it cticultural Implements, tol grounds, Any one wishing to rents fine dwell- | ing) will be open for the reo-ption of vis . k romised to love and cherish. Innumerable instances rose before him of her long-continued atient forbearance ; of kindmess unwearied on [a part, met only by constant indifference on his. But could he acknowledge this to her? Could he tell her he was wrong? His pride rebelled at the thought. No, he would be more gentle for the future; and she would for- get the past. Something in ber dream startled her, for she opened her eyes, and sitting up looked round in surprise. “My dear boy,” she said affectionately, “have you been sitting here all this time? Why did not you wake me when papa came?” « He was right, Margaret, you looked tired,” said her husband very kindly. Bie glances ap ment she answered, “It will be no trouble, Charles,” and she quietly took up the paper. Her tone was so very gentle and subdued that he involuntary looked up, but she held the paper before her just then, and he could not see her face. He thought he must be mis-’ taken, and resumed his former attitude, as she read aloud in # sweet, clear voice. She finished, and laying down the paper without any comment turned to the children, saying, “Come, my dears, it is time for you to go.” ~Ob, msmma,”’ said Charlie, “you know you said you would play us the ‘gipsy song,’ if we were - “No, Charlie,’’ said Ally, “mamma did not promise, not actually promise; she said if baby did not cry.” ing will find this favorable opportunity, as 1 de- sire to rent them immediately, and will rent them low. Inquire of P, W. BROWNING. _ je 1-tf OR SALE—A great bargain, four acres of wel improved LAND, well suited for a market gar- den, with new dwélling house with four rooms and kitchen ; well of fine’ water in the yard; under good fencing ° city property, and on moderate terms. ‘The innd is at Ball’s Cr Roads, two anda half miles from Georgetown, and jn Alexandria county, Va. Apply to V.P. CORBETT, over Bank of Washington, ma 12-tf OR RENT—A smal! STORE, oorner of 6th st. . nd Pena. avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel, uitable fora barber's saloon or cigar store. For jnformation inquire at the Hotel. mar 30 (OR RENT_The FIRST FLOOR of the build. modi est Ww City Hal. recentiy bacepied by Chas. 3. Wallac! are h of come Thie delightful reso or ee efeking healt! eas ure, is unexeelied by any place of the Kind on the WOOD AND COAL. Fotomac river itis situated about one hundred | ————___— miles from Washington immediately on the oop Potomse, and in full view of the Chasap=ake Bay. Ww AND and famous for fine Oystars, Soft Crabe, Sheephead COAL and other Fish. and easily accessible bs the steam Delivered to all parts of the city, at the lowest boats piving petwose Washington, Baltimore anu possible rates. Norfolk. he. updersigned has nae add: apa T J.& W.M.GALT, improvements in his ouses And man: pther between Sod 12th improvements to the comfart and cafe peel ote Office 288 Ps. av., ahi uests, The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Spien- | ———————_______ners Sid Angling and = y of Fiehing and Sailing HE SU BSCReEs AA ON HAND Wydine 8 gged Coution Band crin lagi hav abock | well Sraczere ne egos ot aoe i vidin lon or in laying tn his se}! at a very lo of choios Wines, Liquore,Segare, e-nd for thoes | WOOD Sawed aed Sant ons vine, ourself. who wish to avoid extreme fashion and to seek a| Call and see for retired pace where they oan make thrmeives at . R. W, BA home, there i not 8 more pleasant place in the Uni- Wood and Cos! ted States. ‘The proprietor pledgee iument eee: | malS 8.88, corner nf Pannen aed Cate, pothing shall be left undone on his part to render | — RANDBLL, OPTICIAN, Cc sy No.138 4 3t., Georgetown, pres, Gonstontl —— hand ‘a te imeut of ‘enc! 8h ‘eriscopic, ol - Oredy and at other SPECTACLES: oR the best qua.ity, in gold. silver, ateel, and German Gd Frames silver frames. N. epaired and ew Z.asses sot in them to order. no 18-ly Dna F, ny ere UNDERTAKER, Cor. lige and Jefferson sts., Georgetown. 2 % personal attention to this branch of my business, 1am prepared to attend to all eails with promptnoss @qulimmee? fg from a distance can be sup- he ra a at a ‘ew minutes’ notice. as vee je cesortment of COPFING Siways on fe ° Particular attention paid to the removal of the dead from the old to new buria)] ground Hearses and Horses for hire. Sp 10-6m MASE. COLLINS & CO”’S PHILADEL- PHIA bi id will be sold low or exchanged for ay 48 an office. Aigo the front room in the seco! jem so. Terms for board: $1 50 per day, for ices 91-4, end Ob deneee Rem «Is he erying, Charlie?” asked his mother. | surprised at this unusual tone, and the toars | feceit it heck euptilne of theabene ante ey story and the third foor of the same building. For Perr monthes Boren nea time, O1-25 per ‘ay; = 10-4, wt 4, and 124 Charlie hesitated a moment—his passionate | #prang to Levhigers bes: titan with kor ao- | erage, and invite aif persons who want @ pure un- | te"! ee reat inher Sone Brietor will direct to Leonardtown, St. Mary's | Riobard:on & Sone. ard = ie, ‘all for ma | customed gentle dignity she went to her own iterated . — = ate county, Md. eat . 4 Sh tongs; tempted him, but he looked ip, saying, | apartment and arranged her dres, belsre the gos SVorm naoaoteowa | SERATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESR— | “jottm RJ. MARSHALL, Proprietor. | Towslings in variety. Pabis Liveag “T think be is, mamma.” sc onpetal acestellr sl petrageeal ogre eg az hished, wif be redted during the session of Con- THE ONLY PLACE BS pfoose White aed Calon Fi “Then you may stay till Igo and see, and | was extremely particular in regard to her ap- eDONNELL’S ress, in the most desirable local: aD this city e5 ad vitoe and see’ White 4 if he is not, I will come back and play.’’ In nce; she thought it was due to her hus- CATAWBA Re oe chee RS, Sk ee SUIT THE TIMES, it Parjetrs " z abozt ten minutes she returned, saying he was | band and children; and now the waves of her GINGER WINE: Will do well to make early application at No. 379 eke © Gaisurcend F Eat W ork Salar, very quiet; and sitting down to the piano, she | Soft, dark hair were as smoothly parted as if nk 8th street, between D street and Pa.av. de 5-tf ter Ex. Sen iton, Gx reush Wo sang their wished for favorite. “Now kiss | Visitors were expected. In her pale, intelleot- McDONNELL’S = wikie Gaia aac Saka MAL why ey pn ee and let us go,’ she said, as che looked | ual countenance might be read indications of {OR SALE—A nice three-story Brick HOU, e i i rts. Silk Mats, a fe an af vioey. tat carawoa oinoen wine: | Bhai hateaee Bua crate ge leper on them with a mother’s pride. inward struggles and of victory. at peace will t for — “f RK & HUTCHISON. “Mamma has such rosy cheeks to-night— | dwelt in her heart which only the Christian McDONNELL’S fold on easy term 3 ae ‘ pows by lager TAYLON 2 how pretty she looks,” said Charlie, climbing | may attain; but the touching ‘sadness of her CATAWBA GINGER WINE! opposite Contre Market, ‘itie perfect 275 L 275 on lates nee $ expression told that her earthly lot had much "fo7-t Mr. Mervyn turned and looked at his wife; but as she met his eye the color fied from her cheek, and the sad, patient smile she usually wore was returned to her face. mma is always pretty,” said Ally, in- sorrow. Her constant daily trials were known to but One, and suspected by few; and those who found in her aready. sympathizing friend, dreamed not that she herself yearned for a kindly word Yet she had learned not to re- This Delicious Summer Beverage, The Healthful and Tonio Propensities JACKSON, PLASTERERS, Penna. AvENvE, Between loth and lth streets, jew [MPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. E. R. DURKEE & CO.’ SELHCT SPIOHS. be hind in the eity. RE OLD RYE WHISKY —On band severs i Of which are now well known and Guaranteed not only i : | eae nits Seatety = ene ak nw E seate ehe | Oe eae a their ‘obildiah grievanoes Universally Admitted ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE, | jivered toany parol the eee eee Cad de | tailed: mae by the "e distilleretn Poca just like her.” but ground from fresh Spices, selected and cleaned “‘mamma’’ was ready to assist them; and into by us expresaly for the purpose without reference Throughout the Union, her willing ear was poured forth all their joys ‘ “You can’t be so good,’’ said Charlie, fee y most par stroet, between Hoth and 1 syivanis, Maryland aod Virginia, pure, je 15 lm . M. HAR ting down and taking herother hand,and re. BY Avent. Also, Import: Hrandves, Heaneany, Quaré, pay i wo 3 ey are beautifully packed in tinfoil, = ~ & Co., Jules Robi ‘each eat up to the nurve and orrows a eet nee Er Meae tiene te | eM. SINGER & ©o, | Pasi, rue cree trt % : x soe brands. jot ‘o- In about fifteen minutes Mr. Mervyn too In the course of the week the mother came. Jos. W. Davis, 8th and E sts, Spices are al; invariably short. We warrant REAT E a AS oe r followed, for a feeling of remorse he could not | She was s tall, haughty-looking woman, with} 5 Vv. Coburn, !sth and H sts, them, in pean of strength and richoeas o gffsver, GREA’ ‘a BEDUGRION ey ee oy PD a shake off came over him and the quiet of the] stern, forbidding countenance, and a yet Jas. E. O’Brien, 9th and I sts. ana single tris! will abandandy prove, JROHN’S LIBRARY SERIFS, INCLUDING parlor as he sat alone was unbearable. He did | more stern, unbending will. She must be first ‘Manulsotured only by Wm. A. Brown, 13th and F sts. W. 8. Jones, Massachusetts av. and 3d st, Peter Monaghan, New Jersey av. acd G st, T. Cogan, Pa. av. and 20th et, not wish to see Mi ‘et there again, so he determined to Ls to his room and sleep away these “gloomy feelings.”’ everywhere, and in her son’s house wished to be as absolute asin her own. She was selfish, exacting, and jealous of her son’s love. In DURKEE 0., Pearl ses New ‘ork. SEWING MACHINES! —_| BEX 120%AR. Setups, motupins The Machines are acknowledged the best im use, ration, hg 3 Lai fo 18-if. D& W.tr F IRE, FIRE, As he passed the nursery door, which was orks for family sewing and manufacturing put aketiow Prices. New are to c : Family Machines renee I : for her son was the only disinterested | Jas. Bligh, 11th st. Haeigebe inthe PLUMBING maga | — Lami, Machine. light manufsctur- — i i 1o OOF. Wi one » BK. ley a le ing wife, should divide that love with her. Mar. d Alice, who was sitting in her lap, and the other encircling Charlie, who was kneel- ing by her side. lenly the little fellow looked up thoughtfully. “Mamma,”’ said he, ‘does not papa love jenry C. Purdy, Pa. avenue, B. Heyes, 4th and H sts, George W. Orme. Georgetown, D. C, H. L. Offutt, Georgetown, D.C. JAS. McDONNELL, inger No, 1. ly of water was readily observed at the fire of Sinrey_ No, yesterday-an Lam well eatiehe I shouid have been urned out ys for ae eon ly upor my ines y 5 re, oat ‘orders for the tatrodugtion of Water and Gas Hb th led to, Terms as ons- Bio as any plumber'in the city. a it’s patience irritated her, and she called t hypocrisy. She had done more to ace the coldness Charles felt for his wife than she herself imagined. But Margaret knew and je 1m ou?” felt it, yet her voice lost not its gentle tone,| iy 5 eolm General Agent, Baltimore, |" jy3- C. SNYDER _| TyAcoN & RAVEN’S AND STRINWAY & * For _——— ss — ae bp oped Arey nor her eae towards Mrs. Mervyn ite un- S8y LING. OFF a 0, CLOSE BUSINESS.— OWE’S ORIENTAL BALSAM, B ONS Sorta F IANO FORT. ite usual ‘tle tone as she rey varying respect. Cf it~ Alsa, several ware maw in : About a week after the old lady’s arrival, as as the onan * Of what are you thinking, my dear?” “Why, to-night when you were so pret! and rosy, papa never seemed to care about it at all; when he looked at you, you looked quite pale—as you always are.” «Perhaps, my dear. iF papa does not show all he feels,”’ she said in a tone that belied her words. ‘‘And, now,” she added, “will you listen while I read?” The child placed one hand in bers, and one in bis sister's, and she opened the bible and read a few verses, after- fally inform h aie aaa hat Re hneas ose Ras b ne ent im order tO do 20 aa an soon sible will offer his © own mae BUOTS and SHOES at Yooat for ‘cash, and his ‘tomers, aud the. i ie aaieied toi Curr For BALDNESS anb HEADACHE. | This new discovery has produced astonishi sults iu curing baldeess and stopping the hair from i It removes ‘daodrutt all eruptions certain cure for headache, anda de ‘and perfume Price So nts. For sale Nairn & Palmer, Chas Stott, L. M. hwartse, and Kidwell & Laurenco, other pakes, for sala st facto: at! KF M Sacrerd cede noe Po i ap WM. T. DOVE & CO. Anne Rag aes some” aa Margaret was sitting for a few moments in her own room, she heard’ loud sounds from the nur- sery. She stepped to the door, and Charlie was ‘ing passionately. “ You shall not talk so of my mamma,”’ he = said, “‘she’s a great deal better than you are. “You impertinent boy!” said his grand- Ww GAs FIXTURES. moter, angry. This the, may Jou | fe apa ccncrteaae fret 48 mother teaches you to speak, isit? It is well nish, papecioe ely Aree you are away et. We in cae n 3 ; % UPO~ GUNPOWDER, wards explaining them in a simple way suited | ‘‘ No, it’s not the way she teaches me, as and Water D “_ to their childish Saderstandions? Thee? kneel-| plied the boy, swelling with passion, Sf 4 if Saat we have the son's, SORE Geonerrewe Boy ing with them, she offered a short prayer for | mother is always good, and I am good when [ ii Intrusted to our care Agency for the pardon for the day’s offences, and y bed ve am with her; and you know it makes me angry, promptly ait ks & s , tion th the nignt. : is the reason you talk so.” ieee MOGHAN. | onhe Ja “Xow, Charlie dea,” she anid go to ‘Charlie! said a low, displeased voles at $17 5cA FERFROT, NEW, RosE Woop: | Hz0r—m Conner Warknetoe 8 tenlewie room, and don’t forget to ask angel his side. $175 4 KEW, Ges: KANO T BARG bless you; aad to pray for oad bees” “Mamma!” he cried, thro bis arms offered for mits. for & fow days, at JOHN F- The bo; his arvund her neck, and kissed around her waist, “oh! mamma, I could not rose, and taklog Alte by ths bend lod her et help sabes on't send me omy, he nae ee pas Sears Me ing to har Sahai, va Fibber 3 ian eft ta eat ie mae aE an is Po | ee eth. We NE TZEROTE Meptosaalrmatt bye aera ui | Spgs Sgt AU.” | Pensons oeutgeceiomncmrnes |H Goat MTEC NE | mem an. ret ASUS. hot busbod, but silently bagen to undreas the ther ang etty, and took her | (\HICKERING & SONS SUPEARH Pianos, | sifu 2 mf ey PES pea Ws ra nog hild, rm quietly sleeping, beet Md band, Crsriore’ F. RLLASB, 206 Pe. ov. Recon Sand A. BUCHLY. : z* , “ra