Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1860, Page 1

os THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and lth st., BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by esrriors at year, or ST oents per month. To mail subsoribers the price is $3.5) a year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; snd for less than three months at the rate of Roents a week. Single Copies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. IDF" Avvartisameyts saould be sent to the office before !2 0’o.ock m; otherwise they msy not appear until the next day. SE OPE ES + Ebening ver, XVI. Blondin and Farini at Niagara. The Buffalo Express of the 30th ultimo re- counts the feats of the rival rope-walkers over the Niagara river, as follows: aes: ‘The announcement that these notorious indi- viduals would each carry ® man upon their te- spective backs over their respective cables, drew a crowd to the Falls yesterday. At leas! one thonsaud persons went from this city. Biondin’s performance was witnessed by, we should say, four thousand peo, tationed within his enclosures on the rican and Canadian sides, and upon the bridge. Precisely at four o’clock the Frenchman made his appearance, and ran out upon his rope. Having proceeded perhaps two hundred feet, he commenced a series of gymnastic ex- ercises that we venture to say mo other man in the world would dare attempt. First he lay fall length upon the rope; then he turned a number of back somersaults, then he hung by both feet; then by one foot; then by one leg crooked at the knee-joint ; then he stood upon his head. These feats were performed with amazing rapidity—a rapidity that was fearful to witness, or would have been, bat for the per- fect self-possession that was apparent in every motion. Having reached thecentre of his rope, Blon- din laid aside: his balance-pole, placed his stomach upon the cable and went through the motions of swimming, after which he descended the swing, which is a permanent fixture at that int. This swing hangs about thirty feet be- ow thecable. Here he act himself whirling, making eighteen revolutions in about as many seconds, and performing various other sur prising feats, concluding and climaxing the whole by hanging to the swing with his head downwards. He then ascended to the cable, picked up his pole, and trotted to the Canada side. The time occupied in the whole journey was a little over fifteen minutes. a Afte: elay of about half an hour, which was mainly oceupied in adjusting the guys, Monsieur Blondin made his appearance on the Canada end of the cable, bearing his agent, Mr. Harry Colcord, — his back. Cousider- ing the fuct that Mr. Coleord weighs one bun- dred and forty-five pounds, and that Blondin himself weighs but one hundred and twenty- five, it ay imagined that he had a pretty good load to carry. It was pest wonderful to witness the ease with which Blondin achieved this most difficult and dangerous undertaking. Colcord left his perch—we cannot think of a better word—but twice during the entire walk, and then merely stood upon the rope for half a minute or so, for the purpose of “ straightening out.” In exactly fourteen minutes trom the time they left the Canada shore they were re- ceived upon the American side with the hearty plaudits of the assembled thousands. Farini started with his man—a Canadian by the name of McMullen—at five o'clock. He entered upon his task with evident fear and trembling, and proceeded with itin « bungling and awkward manner. Having gone about fifty feet, he compelled his animate load to de- scend from his position, stretch out its respec- tive legs, place its hands upon his shoulders, and trudge along after him. It was carry and unload, unload and carry, for three-quarters of an hour that he occupied in his “ perform ance’’—which is acknowledged by all to have been an exceedingly sorry one. It was wit- nessed by less than fifteen hundred persons. Parini may have pluck, but he lacks tuct and experience. He may aspire to be called the rival of Biondin, but at present he must con- sent to be known merely as his imitator. f A Mauvora Arr Sarp.—An suronaut at Rome, in New York, is just finishing a balloon which will eclipse even Prof. Lowe's “City of New York,” in which that gentleman intends crossing the Atlantic. The Rome Sentinel gives the following facts and figures about this monster balloon : “Phere are about 8.700 yards of cloth in the balloon ; over this is the netting, weighing 900 Ibs. The balloon when inflated is 205 feet high —or some 20 feet higher than the steeple of the Presbyterian church in this village. Its dia- meter is 11s feet, and to fill it requires 1,731,000 eubic feet of gas. Thecost of balloon gas in some localities is $2, and others less; ordina- rily about $2 perm. At that rate it would cost over $3,000 to fill it. The car and basket is 394 feet in circumference and 13 in diameter, aud is made of rattan and is to be carpeted with Brussels carpet, und seats are to be on the inside similar to those of an omnibus. Over 22 miles of sewing has been done on this balloon; its lifung power is over 69,000 Iba. “{t is three times us large as the ~-City of New York,” i which Professor Lowe advertised he w: tempt to cross the Atlantic last fall—that bal- loon held 700,000 cubic feet of gas? the‘Atlan- tie,’ which La Mouutain crossed Lakes Erie and Ontaria in, held some 60.000 feet of gas; and when he and Mr. Haddock made their famous ascension from Watertown, it would contain some 25,000. It will thur be seen that Mr Coe has made and prepared his balloon vu the largest scale, and is making ample pre- parations for a splendid exhibition and ascen- sion. He now intends to go to St. Souis, or some city west, to make exhibitions, and endeavor to find that easterly current, in which he is such a firm believer, and which has had so many seekers. The cost of the balloon will be several thousand dellars, and is really worth a sight.” In April last he commenced the work on a balloon, which is to be finished in the course of a week or 80. The use of the Arsenal building was procured, and init the work has been progressing for the past four months—there being for two months some eighteen to twenty hands, and at other times a less number of hands at work in mak- ing, varnishing and otherwise preparing the mammoth erial ship. Tuz Latest Sensation at Sanatoga—A Handsome Young Nephew Proves to be a Gentleman's Mistress.—A correspondent at Saratoga writes the following jip:—A gen- tleman of wealth and respectability from Sew York city—a married man—came to Sarat with a young man whom he introduced to friends as “Charley, his nephew."’ Charley wasan amazing good-looking young fellow, about eighteen years old, with black eyes and rosy cheeks, and adash of frolic about him that won him troops of friends. The ladies were all in love with the little fellow, while te men were ready to die of envy. He dancea elegantly, and talked love with all the ardor of a passionate soul. When in the society af men he was more than ever entertaining. He spoke of pit comers cat ieee with the utmost sang-froid. He had loves at Sarato, and at Newport; on the peaks of the White Mountains, aud away down among the planta- tions of the South. In fact, crinoline had vse caeer gare a Charley was « spendt . He was p of te wenet, and wine in abundance was brought at hiscommand. He insisted u ing for it all, and could tip goblets with hh bat of then. But one day Charley drank more than his usual allowance. He beeame unusually communicative; he said things, vot the least strange of which was that he was a woman! Charley was correct; he, she, or it was a woman, and the mistress of the wealthy New York gentleman, who fur- nished the “‘speiter’’ with which Charley was enjoying Saratoga life. The discovery of “my nephew's’ sex necessitated a flight te other uarters, and it is more than likely that the da man and Charley are enjoyi at some other watering-place. Sta WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1860. N2. 2.856. How LADIES COMMENCED ATTENDING tue Desates or Coxcress.—A writer in the Intelligencer says: Some years T became acquainted with and lived neighbor to a lady who was a bride in 1794, and resided in Phila- An xx len ed Narse delphia. As she belonged to the social circle | water greatly faciiitster the oon of seething, by oofien whith then adorned that city, and was formed —e pt ern thy spent y ali of the elite of the whole country, she had many sercnoe and sya nnetees to sp a 1s rosy to the distinguis! personages who then fig- ured in able life, and the mannérs and cus- toms of the dey. Among others she related that she was one of a party of Indies who were the first who had ever attended the debates in the House of Representatives You know from history that while the Jay Treaty was under consideration, and the House was debating the question whether it would make an appropriation to carry it into effect, party feeling ran very high, and the debates were animated. Ata party given by Mrs. —, one night, a speech made by some member was the sabiect of conversation, and was spoken of in terms of admiration; whereupon Mrs. Lang- don, the wife of Senator and afterwards Gov Langdon, remarked to Mr Fisher Ames that she thoughtit very hard that the ladies could not listen to such eloquent speeches and enjoy them as well as the gentlemen; to which Mr. A. replied that he saw no reason why waz should not if they chose to come and listen. If you think there would be no impropriety in our coming, said Mrs. L., if you will give me notice when you intend to speak, I will make pee ks and come and hear you. Mr. A. said he saw no impropriety in their coming, and would give her notice when he was to speak. The party was made up, Mr. Ames Depegt it, mothers, it will give RELI. Ww Put wp and sold thie ariel i CO! ith NEVER THOUSANDS OF the child from \oh, il fering fr< mm any of BsUnicE, NOR TH sent a note to Mrs. L. informing her when he compan should address the House, and she, with her | CU&™ female friends, attended and listened to one | Principal 0 of the most eloquent, powerful, and effective | Price only 25 Cents per Bette. speeches ever made in that body, Mr. Ames’s MRS. WINSLOW, and Female Physician, paenate to the attention of mothers. her SOOTHING SYRUP, For Children Teething, ENCE AND TRUTH of it, whatwe iy SOUTINAG [2% instane: ystem. It will clmoat instantly Guirine IN THR BowxLs AND WinD CoLic, complaiuts—Do NOT PREIUDICES OF OTH ng child and the re! 0 follow SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. rest to yourselves, and 'P AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS «for ever ten years, s of any OTH IT FAILED, jy maed. ‘of die- Jone who used it. On -FAILING SUCCESS CASES. in, but invigerates the ity, ani tone relieve 1a. it, MY. celebrated speech in support of the Jay Treaty. My venerable informant was one of that party. FOR SALE AND RENT. For RENT-—A three-story on H street, between 4th an story BRICK © ‘Tennessee avenue and north F From that time ladies attended the debates as well as gentlemen. Vorcaxtc Ervprion 1x IceLaxp.—A cor- respondent of the Scotsman describes a recent eruption of the Kothigja Johul, one of the most | 446 12:h st. BRICK HOUSE 1 Sth. Also, a two- JOTTAGE, with garden, corner of street, surrounded by a large common pasture, and would be a desira- ble location fora dairyiman: Inquire of C, BIRGE: jy 19-e03in* celebrated Icelandic mountains:—“ This jobul, or glacier-covered mountain, forms part of a long range of johuls—about forty miles long and twenty broad—which stretch in a north- east and southwest direction along and about twenty miles inland from the south coast of Iceland. Their average elevation is five thou- sand feet They include the Mydale Johul and the Eyafjalla Johul. There has been no vol- canic eruption in Iceland since that of Hecla, in 1846. The present is the fifteenth eruption of Kothigja, the last having occurred in 1823. The fifteenth eruption began on the 8th day of May last, and continued till about the end of the same week. It was preceded, as is usnal before the eruption of Iceland voleanoes, with local earthquakes; and the first ae of its story BRICK HOUSE, N between 19th and 20th sts., pied by Mr. Bodisco, Rus: sion given immediately. n. Inqui EY S, PARKER. next door east, OR Sal in the eity, si st. and New York Avenue. between H and J sts, OR RENT.—A now and h } HOUSE will be for rent in and contains 4 rooms, kitchen a be rented low, with or without tenant. For sale chen OR REN T—That new and well O. ‘Very cheap,on reasonable terms, Xone of the most desirable BUILDING LOTS ‘fated on the north west corner of 6th @, Enquire of JOS. F. HODGSON, Stove Manufactory, No. 405 7th st., l arranged three $,0n G street, ‘ard, lately oceu- Legation, Posse re of Mr. J ma 16-e0t! au 15-tf andsome FRAME & few days. It is beautifully situated on Thirteenth street, between Georgia avenue and K st., Navy Yard; has a large xarden lot attached, 8 pump of g..od water n-ar. nd woodshed. Will the lot, to a good & good, strong WORK event occurred in the form of acloud of smoke, | HORSE; works well anything Iuquire of T. which rested on the summit of the mountain. BE, CLARK, Nevy ens or of JOR: wis SHY Vivid flames and a column of smoke or steam, sometimes twenty-four thousand feet high, were visible occasionally—as on the 12th and 16th May—in Reykavik, which is at least eighty miles off. Ashes, pumice, and sulphur were thrown up in considerable quantities; but the chief feature of the eruption was the T° LET—Two well arrang FRAME HOUSES, con! and 15th sts. west. Enquire o! 239 F st. north, between I3th a No 375 lath st west, be! au 22-tf ed and convenient taining “ix rooms each; one situated on 14th st. west, b tween L and M sta. north; the other on N at. north, between lath P. Hilton, No. nd 14th sts. west, or f J. tween L, and M sts. north JOHN P_HILTON. ejection of enormous quantities of hot water, ral iT which formed streams of great depth and| EGR, UUpNg. thy Shree st velocity. These torrents carried with them to | ith and IIth streets, north side, rooms. This how the sea, twenty miles distant, huge pieces of ice—the size of which latter was sometimes such that they were stranded only in twenty fathoms of sea water. Fortunately, as yet little way suitab'e fora Apply next door,or to AG. ‘ory (brown front) venue, between taining filteen rk cours: : nk rey to the Parent Of- ce, Treasury, ete.; is light 4s,and in every "for 8 boarding houses Rent moderate. FOWLER floor north wing of Patent Office. . second Jy 14-tf) damage has been done to the neighboring farms and farm lands. but the Toolanders live in dread of a renewal of the eruption.” wean Lach and isth plod etn ScanpaL 1n Jersey City —The Jersey City ‘ud H sts.; and one on {OR RENT—Three BRICK HOUSES—one on Tweltth street, between C and D; @ on the H, be- ire of JAMES W R,on H street, between lth and 12th, No, ma 30-tf Courier says: For some time pasta young and dashing married man residing in this city, and connected in or about the New York Custom House, has been very intimate with a young pre- eg married woman, whose husband we understand Is employed upon the ferry dnring the night. The gay Lothario always watching his OR RENT—The FIRST F. as an offos. Al terms appiy te RICHARD Louisisng avenus. immediateiy opponite thi i Las th: ed by oe ag gy RAN 6 third floc e @ building. story an. thi DoF of wa Ci We is LOOR of the build- 6 weat wing of the Chas. 8. ALLA 0. 2 tf opportunity, generally called upon the woman be- tween the hours of 8 and 9 o’clock in the evening, and told her “his love.’ By degrees their ac- quaintance ripened into ardent love—love did we say? Yes, and a few nights ago they visited New York. The lady’s husband inistrusted bis wife was rather cold—straws sometimes tell which way the wind blows—and learned that the ilty eouple intended visiting Gotham Heaccordiagly NGTON ASHI jew York avenue, between wo m made to make this *R: gota friend to perform his duty that night, dei dressing biimself in disguse, followed th gay | et by s select band. lord and his feir spouse over to New York, and | 48nee and waltz wil f saw them enter a house in Green street ee eee mere a In an bour or 80, they made their appearance, and straightway started for Jersey City, followed by the husband. On arriving at her residence up town, and after divesting themselves of their ap- parel, they took a seat upon the sofa, when the nice young man again told her of his love. While on his knees to her, the enraged husband sud- denly made his appearance in the room and pre- Seuted a pistol, whereupon the nice young man made leg bail for the front door, minus his hat and coat, followed by the husband. For two minutes an indescribable scene took place, the guilty party making good bis escape. bat fol- lowed we are unable to say, but will probably have occasion to refer to the matter again in the coarse of a few days. The busband ‘has taken the necessary steps to procure a divorce from his unfaithful wi out charge. @ number of little games, never and families can be ied wr their resiaence, of that healt BEER, upon short notice, N EIGHTH INATIONAL EX At CINCINNATI, OHIO, rat and Industria! Exhibition o ally provided by the citizens of . h are to be Gitted up in the best style, ‘There'wilt te, TY GARDEN. ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor. 1st and 2d sts, etreat”’ attractive every day. Mondays the Gar- ‘Aro open tu the publie tree of charge—a concert ‘Those desiring to # the saloon in co} Incalling the attention ofthe publicto my grounds uid state that every arrangement ae) more joy the mae Ov other days the roprietor wil eneerfully grant the use of the Frounda for school or otner Pic Nic Partios with- For tho amusement of children he hae mtrodaced before sesn in this aby and cnlouiated at the same time to smuse the “old folka.”” = N. B.—Attashed is my Bottling Establishment th any quantity at ful ‘drok, LAGER je 15-3m HIBITION, Sept, 12th—IHh, The UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY will hold ite Kighth Annual Agri n the grounds Cincinnati, raon's Want The will Were at Sea OBIS Bi Lady Byron, who dled 1a Era got, the late | TN CEA CaCR EST PREMIO, DEN ) es n England, May 16, 1860, DUCE, FRUITS, FLO KS. in ber sixty-sixth year, has been admitted to pro- IVE WINES; with Stalls lee bate. She was the relict of the poet Byron, who] HORSES, CATTLE, SHE. EB: died as long ago as the year 1*24, and was in her own Baroness Wentworth. In addition to $300 ,00 nalty, she was possessed of a num- ber of valuable estates. She bas left a consider- able amount for various charitable ria bat the most remarkable item in the will js the fol- lowing: —She gives ‘‘to Charles Follen, of Boston, United States, £300 (about $1,500) to assist him in the ditticulties he will have to contend with in bis disinterested ad¥ocacy of the rights of the colored race’? The Baroness has devised the estate Ox- neyileld, situate at Darlington, in the county of and an unequalied Traci The Premiums offered—in cash, $20,000, ments and machinery. Office of the Society, No. 35: stairs ;) or to the ee eth EP, and SWIN kk, one mil i forty feetia width, for the exh: on \OTses old, silver, and prone meédals,—diplomas and certificates, amount ‘The Exhibition will remain open trom Wed, day, the 12th, to Thursday, the 2ith, of September, thos giving time to examine and test the imple For premiom lists or imformation apply atthe 6 Pa. svgree. (up Cingnnad Ohio, L POORE, Society. EDUCATIONAL. M&s; BURR_ will resume the duties of ber Schoo! on Monday, S peter aul a eTaeRe mT oh Hara WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE. A ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 383 G Sr., Parween pote cath ee ace o . Mrs. SMITH Presents her compliments to the | wproed of her pupi d hopes their daughters will be present punctu: on the Gcstday of the seesion, (Sepraubar 13.) ‘The board of instruction consists a. erly, of tex whom taught during the last session. i iN FEMALE EDUCATION. T HOSE Pirne: who wish their daughters to re- ceive a thorough and systematic edacation, where their physical training wi'l receive daily and special ion, under the most approved system of Calis- theme+ and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited to visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four- teenth st. and New York av MR. & MRS. Z, RICHARDS. au 3-tf pecs Principals. EVERETT INSTITUTE, ¥ Mass. Av., RETWREN'H AND 10TH STs The exerer his well known insti resumed on M the 3d of Se, are very reasonal at the different bookstores, or ea! on EV LEY, the proprietor, at his residence, 429 au street. BROCKEVILLE ACADEMY, J ONTGOMERY County, Mp The next session will commence Septemb-r 34. Boys are prepared for college or trained for busi hess. Cataloguos may be obtained by addressing the dioenthas ante ay N 3. Be ATTY MAN, A. au29 2w™ Brin en, oe FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 4LGSAND SIA VA. Mrs. S, J. McCORMICK, Puixctpar. The thirteenth annual session of this Institution will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, in the house recently occupied by Bylvestor Scott; Esq. No. 180 King stree: y ‘The course of study pursued will comprise all th branches requisite to a thorough English Edu gation, and Mutic, French, Latin and Drawing, it jesired. 'n addition to day scholars, Mrs. McCormick is prepared to receive a limited number of pupils as poarders, who. constituting a part of her own fam- ily, will be under her immediate care and supervi- sion, She will endeavor, as far as possible, to sur- ro them with the comforts and Kindly inlluences ome, References. —Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rey. D-, Ehas Harrison, Rey. D. F. Sprigg, William H_ Fowles, -, Edgar Snowden, Ksq.. Edmund F Witmer, Henry Marbury, Kxq.. Lewis McKenz e, Robert 4. Hunton, Esq. W. D. Wallach, ¥ nvening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq.,Jas. Entwisle, Jr. Fsq.,Col, John W. Minor, Loudoun, Messrs. Biacklock’ & Marshall, Messrs. C Brothers. "Tenth on Corse . TRRMs. Board, with Tuition in all the Branches. #2 for the annual session—payable semi-annually ia advance. Music and Languages at “ No extra charges. r HE GONZAGA COLLEGE. Scholastic exercises of this Institution will be rexumed on the Ist Monday in September Bu 27-2w* W. F. CLA » RKE,S J.. Pres't. FPBANELIN. ACADEMY, ENKR THIRTEENTH aND H Sts.. CT SCHOO!, FOR BOYs, ; -merly located in the Furst Ward.) This Institution will commence its Third Annual Sesrion, at its now location, on Monday, September St. Applications for admission may be made on the premises at any time after the 25th inst. au25 im RK. B. DEFRICK, Principal. CENTRAL ACADEMY, Corn . AND TentH Sts. 70) This Institution will resume its duties September 34. Applica:ions made to the Principal at the rooms. Circulars at the bookstores J. S. DE HART, Principal. References. i Prof. Henry, LL.D, M. H. Miller, Esq., Rev. John C. Smith, DD., Dr.C P. Culver Rev. A. G. Carothers, Rev. J. P. Davideon, au lm WASHINGTON SELECT SCHOOL, Corser ov Tentu anv G Sts. of this school 1 be resumed on ptember Sd. For terins apply at my residence on D street, near Star Office, Circulars at bookstores, au 2i 2t SAMUEL KELLY, Principal. SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. “Miss M. RIDDELL will resume the duties of her school ou the first MONDAY in September, at No. 451 1 welfth street au 21m MERSON INSTITUTE, 4 H Sr. hs 120m aNp 13TH Sts. SELECT CLASSICA. AND MATHEMATI- CAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS The Eighth Annual Session of this schoo! will commence on MONDAY, September 3d. Number Professors’ prices au 23-tf of pupils limited, "au tatey.) CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal. _ HE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 37 Eioxnta 8t., Berween K anv L Ste. Studies will be resumed im this ifstitution on MO % DAY, September 3d, Circulars at bookstores, aulé-th ' A. C. RICHARDS, Principals” METRopotiray SOLLEGIATE INSTI- FOR YOUNG LADIES, 464 E Sr., Between 61m anp 71x Sts, The fourth annual session of the Institute will commence on the first MONDAY in temb-r. plieations should be made early,as the number For particulars see circulars neipals, Mr. and Mrs. T.H. HA NNER, at the lustitul a ae Oe aT. MATTHEW’S FEMALE ACADEMY, Ss Corner Weth st and New York ar. This Institution, under the direetion of the Sis- ters of Cuarity, will be opened for the reception of pupils on M September Sl. Phe cours uction will embrace the ordi- nary branches of & good Funglish education, to- gether with mnsie aud tho French lauguage, For torms apply at the Institution. A Free School for girls will also be conducted by oft the St at the same oo, but in @ separate RS, A. E. BELL’S SEMINARY, N and Tenth sts., Wa.nington city. The next session of this schoo! will commence September 3d, 1969, The young ladies of the Insti- tution are particularly requested to be punctual in attendance at the opening of school, and all others who wish to become members of the same to make early application, as the number of pupils will be limited. ‘Terms, &e., given on application, au 25-d3:& cotCet 15° T. VINCENT’S SCBOOL, CoRNER OF TENTH ANDG Sts. The duties of this Institution will be resumed on the first Monday in Septemer next. Its exercises will be conducted as in former years. au 23-eo2Ww ___(States ) T WESTERN ACADEMY. AE Exercises of this school, under the charge of Dr 8. L. Loomis, and the Primary Deparcnent under Miss ANNIE E. Pecx, will be resumed Sep- Circulars ce be obtained at the book- ( MARBLE AND BROWN Durbam, to her grandson, Ralpb Gordon Noel , 5 = King, the son of he aa ter da and the Earl jy % tf Seo’y U.S, Agricultura. of Lovelace, whieb ts en upon his issue. E and, in default thereof, then to her grandson, j lal hada tI WORKS. Viscount Ockham; and that the inberitor of the estate shall use and acquire by royal license the sirname of ‘“Milbanke,”’ which was her ladyship’s | he has added to'his long estat! ‘The subscriber begs leave to inform the citizsns of Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria that ‘ished businesa th 8 yusins ie Sud Head os and maiden name, her father being the late Sir Ralph | ®uXiliary of steam power for sawing and man Milbenke, Bart., who, upou the death of his | tering Marble and Brown Stone Work in their va- brother. Thomas Nowel, late Viscount Went- | Trans muches, Marblo Mantels, Table and worth, (title now extinct,) acquired by sign maa- Stones, lave, Window Lintels. Silis, ual also the name of ‘‘Noel.” To her said grand- | Platforms. Having purchased a |a1 son, Ralph Gordon, she also leaves a legacy of £25,000. To her grand-daughter, Anne Isabella Noel King, she leaves a life interest in all her other estate, and on her decease to be divided amongst her children. Work as low as it can be with Italian rate as furnished in New York, a dating terma. Also, on hand, TeRRiste Trageoy in FLoRipa—Four MEN | Pumice Stone, Water o! Snot Deav.—The Cedar Key (Fla.) Telegraph of last weeek says: “A terrible tragedy ccsarred Starke, on the Florida Railroad, afew since. It seems that a of men, headed by one Luck Dowling, had threatened one Dr. Hollingworth for some report he bed raised on them, They re- paired to the house of Hollingsworth, and com- menced their attack. The old man was up with 8 sick child at the time, with his wi wate pty Hae on the . Three bave died and two are The bouse was literally shiv- 3 it will be atthe Ce pe “Dr. Winship bas recently whed, in Phil Trestuck of Italian Marble in biock rom firsthandsat the lowest ratca, 5 facls onnhdest of being ablets fariee Maree Philadelphi sitieste: Phe: Gane wupiils if or. imo! a i siwsrbletn beaters je supplied jabs at the same and on accommo- a large sup ‘A of of Ayr Hore and Polishing Putty at New York prices. Encourage the enter pri visition-to Seo oy. KX. RUTHERFORD Pioneer Steam aes and re Crem Ba ‘BV., COT. LU st, ‘Washington, D.C. Sa su gt IGE: Resurar sree” SkcKEr LINE _BE- WEEN BA ORE D WASHINGT Gie-covret degli ‘own Stone Works, N Som inmore, as foi- DNESDAY, até p. {ith street, foot o ictousa, every BATURDAY- steam &o.. a to jia, no less than ? ang tony than leven hundred. and sixty PHOS WRILEY, fase “of Stop, ! Bnd get Into trouble 'f you keep mar 16-T& Tem Tithe ae Lh op that : le lead to large ones; | gx LE large C egictean We knew a fellow Gos AND SILVER, SEROTACLES, Hs 2 ttaee larger, uatiat aut be tock igtney | Panne ies apres eat op " lafting! Consequently they sent him to the peni- | Very superior qua‘ity lasses, with is b —, to i hy tentiary for five years. — Boston Post Poe peony i. ear Bay **An Enottsa Lavy in THE PULPIT.—The Rev. : nited ons 5 fet goal bering: vom tald side Wy: ind: at time oan sa them at so low prive ct bim in Betheeda Chapel, Newcastle, England. bale cals: vcat netsh |. O. HOOD, ‘The lad Songer her discourse on “! 24 vera! =e hie Wd gute,” £57, fae See M4 ence w! cong! Gvideat Tatatest, listen! Hs id chaste ay eas eloquence for upwards of an hour. The service ‘Was & very eifective one, ys ores ut) &u 17-e02m E RIPLBY FEMALE SEMINARY. Te —— [nee Hehe way BCHOOL, TWREN 8TH ND 9TH Sts. Bast, Willconimenceits next session on M INDAY Sey one ae an oper further eel peed ‘ornished with a catalogue giving fu rl by calling upon or addressing the prinotpal. ‘a 16-0080 baa tL DENTISTRY. ENTAL CARD. mpg be eiceen a oe prec oie eairecel aie Or iM, has not yw ° ir rove e, * . toh on valoenite Baso for the last three years, » from ex 08, knows it excels all others, and is F} i 4 Jose in ry rela geet a ola patrons o| esht and Georee- tiwn ate respectfully soliotted t2 call; au 3-eoly_ Wn Are respeotiully solicited to eall. au 2-eol; ENTAL NOTIC Dr. yoo Rta Mie se to oe wer monthe 5 will ree Se about the Ist of 1o-4t De practi DENTISTRY. jet hy Artificial teeth.” It adi os resumed his Rotice will be given, Ta OY. tery, condi BAVANALOTITRRY. Sefiss Baste Secaat Bai Se aperria oie Sayin THURSDAY, Szpremarn 13, 1980, SORTEO NUMERO 62 ORDINAKIO. CAPITAL PRIZEK 8100,000. Meret PR SE a *'28 18 do professors and teachers, seven of 2w* THE WEEKLY STAR taining & greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in Quy other—is published on Saturday morning. ‘TERMS —Cash, tmcareably, tn advance. ee Oe ee ins ae a AUCTION SALES. MEDICINES. NTRR — oe eee avo. | SCROFULA,, 5 'S EVIL, rios oF Rear Batata ann Pee Proren-| +s constitutional disease, Bir Se fine BORA VER UeiyOR 1g. Oy spseh tun Ged bacon rutin See i . od Siniles from Wr igiion oy. Deron he nev onth street road, in Housetold Parn Stock. consisty Nine meng . one Colt. * pair of Working © . Pwottt four head of Gattis, com: rising— Miloh Cows, yrung Steers ke . &c. About fpirty soge Aud Shoats, lot of hheep, Pair of fine Carjiaee Horses, j.ight Carriaga, new Double Harness, Fy Nets, Builslo Robes, Biankets, &0., &c. Alo Family Carnage and Double Harness, tingle Harness, Ladies’ and Gents’ Sadules, Bridies, weigh Bells, &e . &o. Gn» Four horse Wacon, Harnes: Corn and Cob Crusher, 2ood as n ‘Threshing Machine aud Horse Power, Rockaway, Fan, soa and Mower, And m&ny other useful mention on! county, Md Also and every deser: roe gant modern house, closets, range and pare dry cellar, hot and cold water m bed rooms,oon servatory, and in fact every thing requisite tor an elegant country residence. The house, with its enrroundings, cost about $101 00 Farm No.2 has about 2 acres bizhly improved ption of Farm carts, Carryall, articles too numerous to allencambiance, hasan ela- replete with ai! conveniences of a first class city residence, svob as bathe, water in bitehen, furnace, fine tit. Whatever be ite ore, at 4 + constitution, ing * two ren unto the ‘and fou; in it seems to be the im “T on thei rod Will visit the iniquities of the oniidran.” one quarter of al Sor vegale, ate Serofulowss nded by it, novate the itby ¥ we an AYE. COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILL 4, the most effectual r ly which the medical sxi!! our thy ean devise poh ny ey peer ing end fate! malady. it tc ocubings, sotive remedials pave been snoowered fer the expureation ofth: 1 di the » and the rescoe gc tem i) : = 1 er. He: shou feo cure al not only sorofele. bat va thats otieer affections which arise from it, by z Pimpisas Pactalon, ry et bet ae! Head ogworm, Rheumal =e vod, eee Dropey, and, indeed Somplautes ariai or impure Blood. the popular peli of the Blood” is founded im truth, for eneration of the Blood. T im, rom in land. good farm house, new corn crib aud granary, tam at eeptpetcge. svod barn and stabling for 12 horses. ‘Hasidings Prepared hy DR. J. C. aY ER & CO., Lowell, xaluad according to insurance survey at sbout | Mags..and sold by sli druggists everywhere. 85,40, the who.e under good fenei lenty of ox &u 13-e0lm cellent water in every direction, Ajno, sufficient | —~ wood land and fine meadows. The farms will be sold together or separate, at first purchaser's op- tion. Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance to suit of trust on the property will be seid on the purenaee caenrel by ro % © perso: Regedit ofS montie f a deed fumes over $10 a orily eadorsed, bearing in ‘operty, real and personal, wil be sold without r rve 4 October, and the ssle will be continued daily anti the whole of the property iadisposed of, The prop- viewed and every desirable imforma- tion given by calling or. the owner, WILLIAM A. “LOR. sbovt 3 miles beyond the Srenet * ad. Address, if by ietier, Cottage Post Office, erty can be BATCHELO Mr. Claget and F. P. To% Montgomery county, Md. sedd Blair, on the Seventh A. GREEN, Auct. By J. C, MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers aLUag ,E ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SaLce— by F aud G stroets south, and by De aware avenue and First and Second strests west, having been subdivided into filty convenient butiding lots. with fronts ranging from 15 to 20 feet, will be offer public sal, on the premises, in Lots,on TH DAY, the 6th cay of September next, at half past 4 o’slock p.m. Persons wishing to ply to the undersien: pist of subdivision may be seen. Title that « @ Original propriet le: One fou th cash: { instalments, at 6,12 and onth, wi be sscured on the premi iy - terms are complied with within five 's fro day of sale, the right is reserved to rorell. on urchase a lot or lote can ap- residue i HARD H. CLARK Attorrey at Law, cor. 6th st. and t au2s-eokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’ SALE OF A PART or A TRACT hington, being & he Piney Branch Trotting Course.” By virtue of two deeds of trust, 03 OF about the sth day of August, 1958, corded in Liber J. A.S., No. 159, folios 340. one of the ‘and records of the aoa re oounty of Washing” ton, in the District of Columbia, and the other bearing dat» on or about the 14th gay of and recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 177, et e6q.. also one of t id recordn I will proceed to sli at bilder, on TUESDAY, the lith day of September, of said county. f rac; all sums under $10 erve on the first yenses. mm he whole of Squarg No, 536, beunced ed at UKS » ath s office, where also tne ve ” public notice. at tie riek and cost of default- archaser. All conveyances at the purchaser's OF LAN Dcailled “*Peter’s Mill Seat,” situated 8 county of Washington, on the Piney Branch nd about three miles from the oity of art of the croperty known ay, 1853, ee blic auction to the highest Helmbold'’s Genuine Preparation. “ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED” COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, A Positive and fro Ca Petee chat Rent ARE ARNE®. ‘This Medicine igoreases the i. sia es A RTE Oh Oa ORS oe sees, and al UNNATU ae . fi ies inconam, HELMBOLIYS EXTRACT ‘HU, Attended Se pioveceion to Exertion, bons ©! i emory, of the Sk meee Op ALLAD ' Eruptions on OUNTENAN i allowed to 0.08, which this Ferry.’ EP ii Owe , EPILE: o Wance ta ‘aT! MA Botta ots oo se LL E “INSANITY a BUT NONE w ON FERS THE RuCOR Fr TEIN YLUMS asl sahGarca Se Sak Sr THE CONSTITOUTIO E A Ward Pacatte strencthen Requires 4 TRIAL WILL CONV ANCE THE MOST SKEPTICAL. Which HeLupoip’s FE: FE) Y AFFEC' & ae hlorosis or to N rEMad ES, the extract Buch othe: ee Treeguiarity,, Parstulnes tomary He rhouatioun, Utecratad g? Rat hous " of “2 Uteras, acne or ites, and for a] compiaincs incident to the e x. Sarit from Indiscretion, Habits of DECLINE OR CHANGE OP LIPE, gxE SYMPTOMS, ABOVE. Use, at 5 o'clock p. m.. at the Auction Room of | NO FAMILY sHO Lo Be ITHOUT IT A.§ BEER, corger nes D =e fy oshinete " PD aoe Balsam, or ti “a! " part of a tract of land called *Peter’s Mil ‘edie: Seat,’ situate, lying, and being in the county of HE(MSOLDS EXTRA c > Washicgton, in the District of Columbia, on Te the we. je of the Piney Branch road. contained SECRE EASES Within the following metes and bounds, to wit: | In sii their Stages, ‘At little Boaginoing for the same ata stone. No 4, pianted | Little or a Dhet; No 4 in the west ling of said road. coraer ofa lot of said land Inid off to Hays Speak and ranning from thence north ex dredths parches, with > for the northeast moan, ~one and Shall degrees, west Afty six and forty-four hun- okman’s a line, to a no ‘e —— 8 rey, Remi ana gives strength to Preventing and our: allaying Pat and Ind: the oinss of diseases. and sanafn chr juent in stone, No. 3, = oigr “ie secegge pe ie paty bn if ei ant «i the beginning of is r lot worn a thence running north thirty snd a halfdegroee, east THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS twenty-eight and if perches to a etake im the ee HAVE THE ayy i south sine. of a ros enty-five fost 4 meg ont with ont wae be wet cher Sees to = ore a here tl it = ’s smal er where 1 a decer, that planted atone, No. Ssthence ranning soutk sixty. | “POISON” has, by the use eteepen i isgreen, oneand east fifty nime perches and four and one hundredth of a perch toa stake in the west line of the Pinay B-an-hroad; thencs with said wost line of said Piney Hranch rosa ina straight ine to the place of beginning, containing te: aud thirty-six p-rches of land,” more or lesz; to- esther with the: ‘ements thereon, which oon- sist of a ne 3, and well-built two-story P Fame Dweilirg house, stabling, sheda, aud out ouses. Vermms of wale: One-third cash; the balanos in’ and 12 mopthe, for which th- purchaser wii! be re- uired to give his not=s besring interest from the ay of sale, aud secured by a deed of trust upon the re ises. Should the purchaser {ail te comply with the terms of saie within five = after the day of sale, the trustes reserves the right to resell said prop- erty, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purcha ser, upon giving five days previous public notice by advertixement, in some uewspaper published 1 ths city of Washingt=n, of the time, place, ai terms of such re-ale. All conveyances at the coat of the purchaser. R. H. LASKEY, T. . 2 A GREEN Race. CARRIAGE FACTORIES. _ WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, D Street, Between 9th and Wth Streets, We rye we finishéd a number of first-class CARRIAGES, such as Light ney, Waxons, Park’ Pheatons, Family Car CS riages, and Bugeies, Which we will seil & vers smal! profit. Tia Rein praot ical mechanics in different branches of yee oper yas epg ouregives that we know 6 styles and quality of wor! will give satis faction, combining lightness, comfort and durabui ie iring promptly and carefully ortest notice And most 2] eee VALTER, KARMANN & Coachmakers, Successors to Wine fot apz-diy paced an nay tamale teks Cpeerecantete ad “All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept os AlR 8 nestiy dene, andail orders prompt Carriages new ler WOOD AND COAL. Wet an es Delivered to all parts of the city, at the lowest “ccgenne J.& W. M. GALT, T Office 282 Pa.av., between Lith aud 12th ets ma 17-tf Borth Te SU: RIBER PANN. 0 rite pe of PUEL, is propel sell ot a rere. iow re for cash, we Sawed and Split any size, Call sud for y R. W. BA ma 15 8. E. corner of Pouteanth ri teenth and C sts, OC. M. KEYS, DEALER IW WOOD & COAL, LIME,| SAND, CEMENT, HAIR, Plaster, and White One ire South ve \ WASHINGTON, D.C. Q Proararts oul tnttpni neg At my Porotshing 4u5 7b a re a BUCRLY. TKINGENTS,” been dried up in the system, to it ravated ‘and outinDBinaPS AFTER MARRIAGE. Jee H 0” ela Bpmsars J ‘rkact Bucuv for a affec- ay © U BINA Y ORGANS, Pebin i MALE OR FEMALE, Ld ver or matter RTO W LONG See ee sg Diseases of these o: Bae HEL STH ic And is certain to have Gasce FOR WHICH IT Is REOOMMEN DER ep pS ne. : will Bocomy CER AR CAS OF CURES, om 8 to 2) years’ standena, Wirn Naar wi SCIENCE AND FaMR. Be meee per bettie, or six fer $5.00. ~mnly any Address, seourely packed fro Descarne SYMPTOMS IN ALL Commumrcations. Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis !! AFFIDAVIT. Personal): betore an or eh aes ee AT November, 1854. bed « 7 P. HIBGERD, Address letters for na im wor to dispose “or “OTHER” ARTICLES ON THE REPUTATION and aTTaInEa nah BA IATESER MPORITIO: ANDAVOID IM apieoly 5 Sat Tan corner Penn, avenue nat lees bh. rT. a. HUNNEWELL’S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, HUNNEWELL’'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED TomaT ANODYmaWE, vous