Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1860, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st., Papers served in packages by carriers at @4 8 year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 s year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of Roents s week. Single copies, ONE CRNT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. {D7" Abvzntisemunrts snould be sent to the office before 12 o’c.00k m ; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. Evening WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. oe, XVI. wes he ad Star, 1860. N°. 2.874. Under the Kuapsack. Tax Sparncs iv Serremser—Tus Vincinia Regi oF THE Balt comes oFF AT THE SWEET PavR—W Hat I saw at tHE RepSeieace —Tue Satt Svurpuvr—Monror county— Kxoss "—Sivx-notgs anp Sinxing Cueexs—Tae QvEEN oF THE SPRINGS AND ITS “Harry Vatigy”—Some Porutar Detvsions Correcte>—Bortti'ne THE WartER. Correspondence of The Star. Waite Scipave Spaixes, } Greenbrier county, Va., Sept. 15, 1860 Dear Star: 1 think I’ve met somewhere some TMnes commencing ‘‘Oft in the stilly night,” and in which the writer goes on to remark that he feels like one who treads alone some banquet-hall deserted, whose lights are fied, whose garlands dead, and ali but him gone home to bed. ‘Them’s my feelings precisely, as | stroll through the deserted grounds at the White Sulphur, and gaze upon its cream colored hotel and straw-col- ored cottages, lately over-ran by some two thou- sand pleasure-seekers, now tenantless, or much the same. Less than an hundred people are prob- ably here at this date, and the egol nights and foggy mornings are sending the remainder away by euch stage. It is, however, bigh carnival time at the Sweet Sulphur, sixteen miles from here, where the crowd always goes to wind up the Season, the water there being held as the correct thing to tone off the other waters and oil up the renovated clockwork of the system to run pre- elsely 365 days and the fractional hours and min- nites. At the Red Sulphur Springs (Monroe county) on my way here, I found myself in the midst of a company of consumptives. This Spring (Red Sulphur) ts considered to have some wonderful property making it efficacious in lung diseases, and the consequence is one of the most ghostly gather- imaginable. Hollow cheeks, pinched nostrils, iia lps, and those clear, bright eyes peculiar to the consumptive victim meet one at turning, and the backing and barking 1s terrible to bear. All night lo: was kept awake by the hollow, racking cough of my neighbors in adjoining thin-partitiened rooms. The fare is = at the Red, the valley beautiful, (not unlike Baden- Baden,) and Cowles is the most thoughtful and kindly of bosts, but the company is too spectral by halt, and I was off on Monday morning. It aad to see such hopeless cases clutching so at i‘fe, gulping down the water by the half dozen rias.“28, (one poor fellow told me he was averag- ng 35 “lasses to the 24 hours,) and weighing themselves daily with feverish Interest to ascer- are on the mend. en Suihor, midway between the Red and the White, is ‘eld in affectionate remem- brance by all who loye 00d eattng, and = cul- sine, rather than the virtue of its waters, I dare say, makes its popularity. ‘ paused here lo: enough to sample the two springs and teres = 0 Erskine’s dinners, and then came on 4 this pi -" ng through the rich limestone "0rtion o: Kronroe county. The land in this fine “ounty, seems to be largely in the hands of a few we. ‘thy men After leaving Union, the pretty county seat of Monroe, our reed ‘was skirted for a long distance by the fertile acres of Oliver Burns, Esq., one of the plantation millionaires of Virginia, and who is also the proprietor of the fashionable Sweet Springs. fn his pastures we saw some of the Sine stock that attracted so much attention at the Richmond fair Oats, hay, and corn do well in Monroe this sea- wheat but poorly, suffering from rust, and from being winter-k ans a a =e turesque eminences, « ”? were in sight for along timeon this road. We passed many of the caverns, sink-boles, and sinking- creeks, peculiar to limestone districts; and beau- tiful park-like groves of ite oak, with loxuri- rages of blue-grass, claimed attention in jon of Monroe county ‘ Entering Greenbrier county at Second Creek, our course was through an ini ing country all the way to the sun: where the famed ‘W bite Salphur =priny rises in the midstof warm- tinted verdure clad mountains Let me tell you asecret —the White Sulpbur water isn’t white, the Salt Sulphur isn’t salt, the Red Sulphur isn’t “ ged; and, though | baven’t been there, | doubt “2 verily the cerulean hue of the Blue Sulphur, or Ye the saccharine qualities of the Sweet Sulphur. Bat they are all sufficiently nasty. Tbe Red Sul- phar, the most palatable, tastes simply like a last years’ ben's-egg; the Salt Sulphur like a bad egg seasoned with Bia batter; the White Sulphur Ike the bad egg and butter flavored with rancid castor o:l. Itsavors moreover of roased | sant peroba. The White Sulphur water tastesas Tem- perance alley (our city) smells. Sat. sap. ‘There has been a large attendance at the Vir- ginia Springs this year, and apparently the pro- jetors should be coining money, but so short is season and so heavy the ao that! or muuch if owning stock in Springs property is a) to make aan milljonaize. or instance, te company owning the White Sulphur have in- vested $650,000 in a ie dhe property, and spent $350, 00 in improvements, of ¢ roun million, the interest of which would be $60.00) to start with. For the month of August the re- ceipts are perhaps $4,000 per day, but in July and September the receipts will not more than meet The Red Sulpbur Springs are up for though apparently the season has veen ® most prosperous one there No doubt the completion tou and Obio Railroad to this point (White Salphur) will have an important beari: on the prosperity of the Springs in a paying point of view, not only as immensely increasing the number of visitors, but as reducing the expenses of the Springs establishments. I[t strikes me as bad policy this road has been commenced a patel bers and a patch there over a long extent of yreand, whereas the same labor and money con- ecentrated upon a continuous portion of the lower end of the route would have alread: such ta runping order, and it could be earning a0 while the next division should be in prog- ress of construction, and so on. 1 a visit, to-day, to the bottling establish- of the White Sulphur, where the water is put up and sent away for the benefit of those who annot come bere to drink it A quantity of corks were in soak {na metallic basin. ones rimsing empty bottles pre; tory ag them qrith the oning water, whieh was falling in two clear streams from faucets; while others were em- joyed corking the filled bottles and bearing them &a adjoining room, where they were wrapped dn bayand packed in boxes, two dozen tothe box, to be ssid at $4 the box. Dozens upon dozens of empty and diled bottles, a the blown mark, +Greenbrier White Sulphur V ,’? piled up ia the vicinity, wid of an extensive business done in this line. c.8.N. Naver sri vom bprve instructive and semmnew bat in! es of naval ex ments pan Ra RT tarda) 4 if resul an ev! ce Jrroundanss ia aa old principle than a discovery ofa .7ew one. Captain Ward, accompanied v: Orderty” Sergeant Lilly, Sergeant Stevenson, an sahara eo the poo hg bost i Sarolli n on the pe Yard. ant proceeded down the Bay for the , what material, such h the st A Pry i Hi: i & 3 woilar manner, at a distance of t the * acuere were totally direc ne alls Sia depts of cis inchen Sitcued oko suapeles }, Bas = toeily establishing the ofity pd effective guards against destruc- alos daring 2 Gre on shi tance 9 inference nos at sii new, although fre combated. A vere batty Shick’ Oe Sagbont epee eras tt mpedi- poe throws 12 rendered it getting on board and finding such a large party astan! chan: the two generations, parents and child, blotted out of existence. Upon what slender threads all human fortunes bang! difficulty tn wresting it from the hands of shore, and carried off the contents pmrasssre) The Lady Elgin Disaster. {From the Chicago Press, September 21.] Up to last night the coroner has held inquests upon one hundred and forty-six bodies. Besides these, eight bodies have been recovered at Racine and sent to Milwaukie—six were men, one boy six or eight of age, and one woman—two of which were identified as James Kice and D. Weeks, of Milwaukie. A large number of the bodies sent to Milwaukie from as unknown, were identified there. Two bodies were also brought into Milwaukie on Wednesday—one, the body of Mrs. Thomas Bohan, found by the Grand Havew steamer; the other was brought in by the schooner Bonesteel, and is the body of a woman about thi:ty-five years of age. Three bodies have been found at Kenosha Mistaken Ipentivication. A number of mistakes have occurred in the identification of bodies from the wreck of the Lady mea, oo some of whicb have been attended with no little trouble to the friends of the lost. A strange one occurred on Sunday last, over a bod: supposed to be that of young Comerford, of Mi!- waukie. Upon the arrival of the body at the cemetery from the tug, it was claim: by the friends of Comerford, and sworn to as his body. Buta few minutes bad elapsed, however, before ano‘ her » friends of Mr. Pearce, claimed it, believing it to be bis body; and later st{li another party, as positive that it was the body of a man named McAuliffe After a careful examination of the body and com ison with descriptions, the Pearce and McAuliffe parties withdrew their elaims, and the body was delivered to the friends of Comerford and taken to Milwaukie that night Arrived at that place, the body was placed in a metallic case, and preparations made for the fu- ueral. Every arrangement was effected—the mil- itary, of which Comerford was a member, were out, and the corpse would soon bave been interred, when yet another Logg Sect any upon the ground, and proving almost beyond a doubt that it was the body of a man named O'Brien, triumphant! bore it away. The elothing and articles foun upon the body talliéd very nearly with descrip- tions furnished of Comerford, Pearce and McAu- liffe, with the —- that it was fiualiy ascer- tained that both Pearce and McAuliffe bad on shoes, while on the body were found boots. Com- erford was supposed to have on boots, as he had worn a pair from the house, and white socks, while on the body were found two odd socks The friends of O’Brien, however, to prove their claim to the bse at So the pair of boots Com- erford had worn away from bome, and which he had left at a bootmaker’s, wearin; away a pair of shoes purchased at the place, and also two odd socks mating the ones found on the body. Mx. Lumspxn anv Famity. One of the editors of the New Orleans Picayune, who is now at the scene of the disaster, writes to his | pene as follows : “It was a strange accident by which they were found in this boat Mr. Lumsden had been in the Northwest, ona tour of recreation and for health, and had decided to go home by the way of New York. Arriving here early in ihe week, he bad made a to go round by the Lake Railroad, with no thoughts of excursions or tours further North. On Friday, having gone with a friend to visit a public buliding ina dis- tant part of the city, returning to the hotel, some business called his friend out of the direct course. and they came in sight of this steamer, the Lady eas up for = barvistm A visit was auc an introduction to the captain ra wed, and in the course of the anervisee ae invitation Was given tothe whole party to join in the excursfon, with the seapitante peomnien, to meet an objection as tothe want of time, that they should be landed at Mackinaw, and sent b: @ pleasant route to Toronto, which they wanted to visit, within a few hours ride of Suspension Bridge and Ni It is related, asa melan- choly foreboding of evil, that Mrs. Lumsden, when consulted, disliked to go, expressed her fears that it would not come to and after casus. ht of ily, proposed going back! On th! i the routs, ‘end the accidental mer turned the fate of this whole “Whatever of the property of Mr. and Mrs. Lumsden bas been saved Mr Adams hasin charge. He and the city authorities with him had Pe ose who rifled the trunks after they were thrown on In some that force the plunderers made fight, but were They were strongly backed, instances the resistance was so str severely wh: a too, by some *long-shore rowdies, who seemed to think the Poon goin of saighoe some lawful spoil, and to back up the ruftians in refusing restitution, The restitution, indeed, is still very imperfect. The spoil had been distributed among Rane. in different hovels, and as it is im, to know what is hidden and who bas hidden it, the chance of recovery of a large part of the valuables which were known to be with Mrs. Lunisden's is very slight “A very small only of the jewels she is 2 vate nous bad with pe pn been produced. ough not by any means so large as exaggerated sagen here makes it, her collection was fine and uable,.Little has found, and it is believed that most of it has been stolen. In fact nearly every trunk, bale, and pac: which came to shore was broken open and pillaged, and it {s not possible to identify the robbers. - It is not the reg- ular or known inbabifants that are chargeable with this desecration, but tranattory coast loafers aod unruly men with whom the community has been pestered. real People of the city and country showed great sympathy with the suffer- ers, and nothing can be more honorable and gene- rous than the conduct of the poeple in this city, in their personal exertions, and in the constant and unwearied aid they have given to the friends of Mr. Lumsden in their searches. The police, the authorities, aad numerous citizens have done everything that could be imagined to make the search thorough, and they share in the Tegret that it has been, thus far, so jneffectual. “1 will gp gon if anything occurs to give us better hopes of securing a resting-place in conse- crated ground for the bones of our lost friends.” Horrible Tragedy im the First Ward. A Winow Woman Stassep ann Suot—l O¥ THE AssassIN To ComMIT Svicrp; ARR Caps. {From the New York Express of Sept. 25) Shortly before 12 o'clock on Monda morning* the lower Ee of Greenwich and Washtag te, streets was in a state of commotion, caused by the shooting of a woman, named Hannah Jones, by Henry Norris Pierrepont. a shoemaker, living at 46 Greanwich street. Since the 13th of July Mrs. Jones has been 3 widow, and Pierrepont, as she was poor, took compassion upon ang aided her in possible manner. Having sp afectignats for the fair widow, Pierrepont offered murrv her, was |, although a day h not been fixed upon for tue wedding. Pierrepont had on various occasions been slightly Mrs. Jones, and a circumstance occurred late cn His T AND IMPRISONMENT—JeALOUSY THE alone in bis room, an acquain- tance desired Pierrepont tog with him and Le b hats Coane =o witoces. Started and wi ts Aap : ent to the rear of the premises 'y Mrs. Jones, whe e, aside $e curtai: bs pushing nec) ry ano wisdow o H 5 4 5 rt i 2 & ° f jealous of rested the man, who was rescued from his assa!l- ants and taken to the station house. In the mean- EDUCATIONAL. GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS it quite impossible for her to re- hysiology, time the victim was con to the New York ELL OPTICIAN. te Row Suen, Oe nning a eeminees | AS Ergon tints | Cee a eee eememcen,,| THE ONLY PREPARATION of the insensible woman, Dr. Welr found that | tre corner OF and Nei eee fen eamnarys at Frouok Near-si¢ tal, Perisee | EpPEy, | UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCR 4 PATRONAGE the ball had entered a little above and in front of | on Monday tember 10th” * | ored, and al. Al aman wards deseo ree aE, nwards and slightly for: | fon terme cailon the Principal, She will be as: | te best gusty, in gold: silvenestesl, and FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, wards, destroying the vision of the eye trom | sisted by the lollowing expert and efficient | Sour asses sot in tom ee ordas, omen Cio seaol betes cane EN TLEMEN probable division of the nerve. A i LASS—Higher English Branchet.| w7Assry. COLLINS & COS PHILADEL: = bare © world testify to the was extended several inches into her » but | Composition and Penmanship, M CY A Mt hy & Xe, La PROF. 0. J. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIV: Dr. Weir found it impossible to locate the bullet, | "Miss Axs: . Buooxe—Latin, Algobra,English auasine a hire same cogently | and cont n of the Prase are unanimoas in ted which ts su to have lacerated and Branches. 6, and fevseall pen ous who want & pure wn- | Praise. A Sostimoniais only man be in the brain. Last evening the woman was | iiss UthixsG. Mar—Teacher of Yoon! Musio. Siaitereted Alsedoden len nn. sce etvouias for more, and It wil ~4 meenn en id condition, and the attending phy. Cham Mery ca ¥FER—Lectureron Philose- NY oy ay Ee r Dec. 20 - Hawny E. Mazix—Teacher of French and Gentiemm : Yout note of ek ipeteat cover. German, 08. F, BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, bee ived. saying that “T Late on Monday afternoon, Pier: mt, who re-| Prof. GC. W. Brre: ~Teache ; and . Brides end * mn reorived, ii vor grets not baving porate ps "in killing ‘himself, | Science of ett gree bie J fag? ie shroption had beea benetited by the use of ° was taken before Justice Kelly and committed to iss Many T. Davipsox—Piano, the Tombs. The LAD, ADIson Watson, of New York—Locturer on Elocution. Josern G. Brury—Teacher of Drawing. . Teacher of Spanish. aaa Moral Science and Classics. ant jerting my certificste had wo objection to nive te it to. you chee: fully. 1 thing it seep toon Lasre tag oar of mp 8 anes ny Read testy feaaitiy ao on fo form spon it Bach of theee ti Geort of eins Elven my persoi to tine brane my baxiness, | am to all caile with promptness ————) ‘ereons trom adistancs o8n be su; plied at a minutes’ notice.as i haves large ment of CUFFINS siways on % Sasietistt fare tocar aces @ oi enew junds. Hearses and Horses for hire. a ap 10-4m = is a native of England, and has lived in the First Ward for twelve years or more. He was temperate and industrious, and much respected by all who knew him. ae Txx Diamonp Rossery at Saratooa —It will EMALE EDUCATION. was edied | be remembered that during the early part of Sep- Tuose nts who wish their daughters to a | NCS eodfet fz them. by Fa tember, the wife of Joe! White, of Connecticut, | cvive e thorough and systematic: eduention, whers LISEOE UNCLAIMED PACKAGES tig — _ u S ir physi rei f a 3 Ly 5 ‘thi sit of lar Feet nad | Rea an pager | Ra na tata Pian aN | eng ream evn finely dressed tnd ‘Beautill lady? acsaraine’ as | [isthe Umlen Femalo Academy, corner Four | "times eee HL. BURNS, agent. | elinged stny hairs fr? kel seally a5 seats” beste Sane and a Pret assuming ali th st.and New York av September ist, 1960, tion that gray r could ever be restored to its e airs of a dashing le, and who managed to ¥ MR. & MRS. Z. RICHARDS. onsassal ovlor o3cept from ares. I was, = — make the acquaintance of Mrs. White, and thos | au S0-tf Principals. Kirchner. M catly surpris nd, after the use of two obtained knowledge of the place of deposit of her | 1EMALE BOARDING AND DAY corneas Krieeman, M bat tae oder wae -leterd te thesia eed valuables. One day Mrs. White missed her ac-| ]K ALEXANORIA. VA. : oues, Mre K Sensibi ity to the scalp. and dandruff o*ased to form quaintance, and also her jewels, and a man, prob- Mra, 8. J. McCORMICK, Princ:Pat. peenen. BY on my head, va.y much to the eratifiontion of my ably her accomplice, disappeared at the same | The thirteenth annual session of thre Institution arcane dang wife. at whose solicitation | was indaoed to try it. time from an adjoining hotel. A few days ago Deputy Chief Ham had tnfor- mation of the arrival of a man and woman in this city, of rather gaudy appearance, who exhibited a lage amount of valuable jewelry. This led to Laurenes, A B fivingston, RB yook,A Latrobe, A B Leonard, nev C Lawson, erat w For this, among the mary obligations | owe t her sex, I strongly reoommend al! nusbands who va.ue the admirati n of their wives to profit zs example, and boo it if growin eray or gettine ra ery respect EN zn , "Wood & Co. 444 Broad: will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, 1n the house recently occupied by Sylve.ter Scott; Esq, No, 180 King street. The course of study pursued will compr: the branches requisite to a thorough English cation, and Musie, F:ench, Latin and Drawing, 1 Toes Ww ey ee Brown, A H Leomis, bg A A suspicions, and a dispatch was sent to Saratoga | desired. My family are ateont the city, and I am no for'a description of the Jewelry stolen from the | | In addition to day scholars, Mrs. McCormick is | Breger.M paaeg oN ‘onger at No. ll Carrol P.nee. , Union Hotel. The description was sent by ex- —— to receive a limited number of pupils as Butts, Win B amoert, CG ftamaston. Als., Zeirgath. yee press. instead of telegraph, and before it reached | ° spe Rake Sree ee own fam-| Brown. A Longstroth, Rev L L pen Peer BRB er Str: Your “Hair his city, the parties suspected bad left for Halifax, | sina’ She wilt endeavor, as far as possible. ma: Remes, Fret 5M Laberie, F T commenced the us= ‘of it, that 7 to make where they probably sailed for England in the | round them with the comforts and Kindly influences | Bowie, KJ her, G H known to the public of its efcote on the harr, Cunard steamer of Thursday. The description | of Home. Baldwin, BH ott, Col C H are creat. A apy ‘depre sent on answered to the jewelry exhibited by the | | Keferences—Rev.Geo H. Norton, Rey. D-. Eas ir vers, Col of hair. and by a resort to your * estore September sah? 1 tile city —Beston Traveller, | Borrieag. Ray. D. Fe Sprist, william A Fowl, nat el Meaney 4 least thus ie wy oxperisese "Daiicve eal oer September 22. Esq., Henry Marbury, Haq., Lewis MeKenzie, were BC gions d Yours truly = 28q., Robert H. Hunton, Esq. W. D Waliach: Browne, M Betis E . ‘You oan publish the above if you MRS. WINSLOW editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq..Jas.| Bolan, ET Hon c publishing in our Southern y Seiiknjecten-ad Mares auld aceleas Entwiale, Jas Es -Gol. John W. Minor; Loudoun, | Bola: BF fontague, tL More patronage Mouth. I see several precsatate the tion of mothers. bar eri ook & Marshall, Messrs. Corse Bosse, Wa MoCreery A owen inthe Mobile Merenry.@ 7 Tzrms. d “ "S SOOTHING SYRUP, Board, with Tuition in all the English Branohes, | B2¢P&?d; G C ogee ee om Me at Fy as C} - A Bu'ler, JG or; Pror.O J. eon: Di the For Children Teething, 20 for ihe annual session—payable semi-annually, | faker’ Weight & Co Monet Ee y misfortune to jose the best portion of my hase fr Whiah greatly faciits recess of seas: by seen In mi vance. eS Bianton, B artin, D 4 the effects of the yel ow fever, in New ‘Orieane tn ing the gums, reauc fammation—will allay aLL usic and Languages at Professors’ prices. nA cKeever. A 1951, 1 was in? to make « trial of your P Pal® and spasmedie actien, and is No extra charges. Su 23-tf e. * T Hon. gad found it to anewer as the very thing SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. HE PR OTT HIGH Oo MoUracken, needed. My hair is now thick aad glossy, and no Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest te yourselves, and T 370 oe Sr Barwigs i io L. Sts. me — A 8 weeds siliceed sash art worm egg fagines | RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INPANTS | maX Ue vrin, be resumed in this at hook force | Clark, BH Meeks, JW — ‘ We have put up and sold this article for ever ten years ‘Bu lé-tt ” A. C. RICHARDS, Principal Coleman, C W orton, JH The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes. § CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, wh — enue S epe_ | Gookrans, SA Markley, T viz: large, medium and small; the email bold hail ae | METROPOLITAN GOLLEGIATE INSTI- | Carter, CH errill & Pearce, int, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the me- UTE Cannon, J M urray, T jam holds at least 20 per cent, more in .~FOR YOUNG LADIES, Cutts, HL oMarray,C H thanthe , Petails for two doliara per bottle; 464 E Sr., Between 61m anp 77TH Sts. pceeren ds 3 siege she larse hoi ae guart » #0 per Cont. more in propor ——— Ou! i. u . pi The fourth 8] session of th i leman, M errill, 0.5, WOOD & CO, Proprietors, 444 - ——- on the fret MONDAY. in eptember onto ; emia =z Ww o Med New York, and 114 Market street, Su Leet. ploations shou made early,as the Colby, oKerny, 5 pupileis united. For particulars see citoulars | Chapman, Wim Miterel AB And sold by all good Drargisteand Fancy Goode OF spply to the principals, Mr. and Mrs, T. H. HA- | Cruger, uzzy, Dealers. au T-colyaiw VE} NI aR, at the Institute. au ita poorest ed j Peta g 4 = ME®-M-E-KINGSFORD'SSEMINARY, — | Coersrad Y uy Mei Torag PROCLAMATION: Phe naxt snmcu wif seine Seeer ioe Gin, | cooker, Ke ewbrough, JB CITIZENS OF Terms, &o., forwarded on application. auld tl | Clarke Mise} iclane ews WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, &e, THOUSANDS OF ©. YOCAL INSTRUCTION LS “ae | J Sotecn ro Pe ae : isnt tadigvind give iawcns | baa Hh SECS Gata Re 3 ee iad mer, BS CHOLERA MORBUS! hg otom. Ke will almect lntontly seltere nin: . ee ee Conrad, O M Tete Wp DIARRSMA, osc, Guirine in THE BowzLs and Win Cotic, (2EORGcTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY ik atent $5.56 DYSENTERY, and overcome convulsions, which, if sot » edily remedied G THomateretion L. 3. Exotisn’s.) *" DYSPEPSIA. ead ia . e ftthe BEST 4A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. do BILITY, &6., &o., FORK the WORLD Tho anges vf this Institutien will be resumed on \° do Prevail to an ala-ming extents ae. thes iret Monday in September next. — ate 4 And cherenp, HOE, e races i » Cher fom 2g, sitet | taught, from the rudiments to tne most Matin ane | Oboe Moen do Fins CONSEQUENCE ‘ f the locegelcg cenplaete oe nant ee | ished education. to every family to xnow rook Fausupions won tadreste ms ov oruas | The corps of teachers, ten in mumber, are emi- A REMEDY stand becween your suffering child aud the relief that wil be | 262tI¥ qualified aud experienced in thelr suvecal Bt once Saft, Speedy, and SURE—yes, ABSOLUTELY SURB—<o follow me use of th | Uepartments. : 3 DR. MONTARDE, medicine, if ture tioce” or using wille tures Friday evenings on the Natural Sciences oF Paris, tom each bot: Unless the fac-simile | Without charge to the pupils. Sodtié s Pear offers Circulars ma: his be obtained by addressing the Prin- MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER Weill known N .] SHUCKID £ DEPOT for the season He has ie arrangements t» receive ier supplies of the best NOR- FOL ovSreRrs sre Facsday, Thursday, and + He will also keep con stantly on hand a |a) and varied assortment of Fist, including every sort known to Washington jen. He returns his sincere thanks to those who pat- Establi: tg c@unty, Md. Fifty acres are in @ high state of cultivation; twenty-five acres in wood. There iss snail log house, atabiing, sheds, oorn house on it, Apple orchard and some peaches; sprin- an“ a weil of water at the door; being Bey. ealthy. Please Nai Bridgn stress, Gootgatows/ we abt et Os ridge stree', Georgetown, or WA. BARNAKD, Washington. se 12-colm Gord by Druggiats throughout the world. cipal, M. - HARROVER, Georgetown, D.C. as Rt moet 1 Ode, Wi ; : ND y, Fuss tales Gower ena cstt-anwty | eee REMEDY FORTHE ABOVE COMPLAINTS => 7. DD° XOT FAIL TO CALL Oo evny FOR SALE AND RENT. Te order to Te PUBLIC a AL?) . = 7s that no imposition i* intended in the ene of this 261 C Sr., between 10th and Lith. OR SALE—A FA tani e Med He will to-day’ Spou his long-established and Peer eich FARR contarning 109 sores, alt THE money Witt ‘SE REFUNDED . oases when the medicine fails to ¢ © entire satisfaouo Ask, then atany Drug Store for DR. MONTAR MIRACULOUS PAIN ai * ptate.ss directed, end Ten ven Yeates — LARK, E8Q, DB. le OR RENT-—A three-story BRICK HOUSE 4% Street and Pennsyivanisa Avenue, weap srinianas of tir atrobarwant soto, | Hotenche Wore asestace: flaca Ragusa: | Seeates" = ecaeieh Ritienenmmes stall parts of the Olly Tree of Sineeent Uelivered | 446 Iath st. Jy troctmr *| Gillis, Bee | Sesto, 3 ees a oe 10-1a T. A. HARVEY. RENT.TA new and handsome PRAME | Gazette Ofice Steven, JAS. MapOAEs QHIRTING COTTONS AND LINENS. iptaduted oe Fist eto Sgwet | Gta Bet tmcctr BES, pants of BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, suened | keiien, lot aitaahed, & pump Of god water an Oe ee ae the 0 be rented low, with or without the lot, to = HUNNEWELL’S & go00d 5 ood, st w Vedas pode eae attiae "(bi RE Gis H st. between 4th and sth. se” NT—Three BRICK HOUSES—one on ‘welfth street, between C and D; one on the corner of Twelfth and H ats. ; apd one on Hy be- tween 12th snd 13th sts, Inquire of JAMES W BARKER, on H street, between lith 12th, No, 425. ma 3-tf OR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the build- UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, ‘Samos Cage alt eee HUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CEL at TOL Aw pp ty Lp igo The Natura and Sure Sor all Ner- cENTA & BOOT, & Alto, the origion! Never Wear Out Familyshi ing, whieh ve made to order, with my na: stamped on them. Aiso, one case of assorted q ities of Irish Linens a..d Linen Shirt Fronts, o own i vr 01 ie order in ire! rranted pare ith HENRY EGAN, 321 Pa. avenue ; 521 7th street, warranted pare linen 86 21-6t WE? a ately the t th vous Comples x soribagh enema Coe ot eae Gity £ fal recent Docupled by’ Chee. B Walmoy danas Noursicis troy 4 ee eer Ore BALDNESS AND HEADACHE, po . aie tee room bauding. —_ veo i a F common obiel qanse « ae hid i as produced astonishing re. | rms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. @ eo : ‘Steer. i su ip owt ine tetieoeees M appa the ete fom Louisiana avenue. ia Is tf it The git Anodyne, Chou containing faliiog of It removes dred and all eruptions wi M: Waunener, iM Wiliams, J Bol aad of the #kin; @ certain one for neadachs, and a do- htf fi hand perfume. Price Scents. Forsae WOOD AND COAL. used Wey rotucing Nair & “balmer, Chas. Stott, L. M, Woortee ) ® oe Jaivoreel Gona th, hwarae weil & Laurence, oop nO! a0 11-e01m* Ld WwW AND E NEW FALL GooDs, * OWEN & SON, MERCHANT TAILORS, 212 Penn. avenue, have just opened their first invoice of 4 Remedy, roduee nauses oe teal tere 001 iosteeet see tetera tes to court froi i proprietor ‘or fiends ive severe investiga medi, “4 ¥ co Delivered to all parts of the domi the lowest cape T J: & W. M. GALT, jon of both GOODS FOR THE SEA8Q! Office 282 Pa. av., between lith and 12th ata our pamphiets to bz tow: jo whisk they vite the attention of their ma 17-tf s north side. more varuouiesly te purchase only of Shese' fiends aud custorners. TE SUBSCRIBER RAVING ON BAND dteywions’ot ticute nd Phypsoians, - ae expenesye spec © ue » is pre; to riees within reac! .<. co SPALDING oe QR THE, REACR, BPSewed and'Solit say vise wit: uxxzwait & Oot and 8, Commerc AND CONVBYANCER. Call and see yourself. ‘hari, ten, 208 wr Deeds prepared and acknowledgements taken, R. WeBARES: Bo, HUNNEWELL, anc pealier ¥ buyrng, selling a fh all Real Estate, dc. Wood and er, Jnder the special ruperyigion of 4 hs Office 338 Iset bot-sthrand 10th ate. ve l4-e06t* mals _ 8. F. corner of Fourteenth and C ats, 4 Lh Rid, Chemist fbormecention. B om. PKOFESSOR MORETTI, genulae only, auf'to whom ‘eddrese aif ‘communi- W uo nas just returned thom Meige Tals, (hav. I. M. SINGER & CO's cations. ing been in the Musical Conservatory there,) all tn Washington ant Georgetown, and hi n fora long time @ teache: eieaen enh pice, some 0! there, such ‘aeBadinst Tiberim, La Grange. &o. IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES, Bou all the mar ee perortant TO HOUSEAEEPERS. 1b be raogt dp tirtnive that ronage ohne 388 FRREAYSS ANU ATU E. BR. DURKEE & CO”8 Tot. can give the bes ferences in regard (Usvzrn Nationat Horst) to his moraites Well as his retnllostual Sys eee girs iS gePulostions Now NORA EN PRSAERD een 4 GOOD 4SSORTMENT OF Machines, Threads, Needies, & Twist, of rich nos, Cashmeres and Moussei- KEPT ON HAND. REPAIRING LVER WAR fitea te heer Seylees kPa a Bed ae — WATCHREDANUPACTORIS ee WARE in all shades; splendid in_Biack and Bavadere}| se 1-Im WM. H. GLOVER, t the best ike rich Silk Robes Silke by the patterns, with many new and stylish s, daily open- ing,to which we ack theattention ef our {rieadeand re —_— AND COLLEGE OUTFITS. purchasers gen y- ‘ouths’ and Boys’ Clothing for School and Seorphon of a ‘same, by horoagh com man » W. COLLEY & CO, Wear. . every, 0 21-6 508 seventy ee Eat a. a. Parents and spite fara Lheie Wank plats auiocmautenia OAL! COAL pie ‘wards Sabeo! and College Outfit ra ple Consqusyettgert BSORLb a1, tom | Epes sat eeanes pemrtent BOER | said dear Be sonra! aod repens adtntucr peat ei i cia | Gain see 9 eS name EP LS . lokory WOOD, I Noga es ©. m. mors, Ealkend fone 7oan ooo AV sk = ay sae iS & CO., [saaeaore eav7B i se 17 (States) Cor: and léth sts.. near Canal. | _8"5-tt : enn. avenve. STEINWAY & SONG", THE Place, 8c woe "3°30 Ks a0 6. ne teh ‘ee eee Ball. CAISKERING & SONS) SUPERB PIANOS. A xyw ag od §." unrivalled Instru- Tse ete hisessor. to ie. whioh' ae age Tas e Liaw ALPIMORE al