Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1860, Page 1

ve = THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Ith st., BY W. D. WALLACH. Papers sorved in packages by carriers at @4 year, or 37 canta per month. To mail aa! Gi the price is $5.5) a year, in advance; $2 for six] months; $1 for threes months; and for less than three months at the rate of Roentss week. Single oopies, ONE CENT; im Wrappers, TWO CENTS, 1L7” Adv extieemxnrs saould be sent to the office belore |. o’cvoek m.; otherwise they may not appear i the next day. Vv. XVI. The Capture and Execution of Walker. Watxer’s Triat sy Court Mastiar—His Last Drine u—His Fuit Convession AT THE Pt. xecurion—Hk 1s Satis- Fr Witt us Szxrence—fHiz Dizs a “Goop Roman Catsotre [Translated from the Diarlo de la Marina,Sep 96.) By the stenmer Osceola, which arrived yester- day at Batabano from Truxillo, we have received letters that give us an account of the tragical end ofthe great fillbuster. We insert them below; bighly satisfac te note the Christian the celebrated filfbuster. it isa great that a man capable of such sentiments should bave led a life duriag which he caused so ameuy disasters to humanity. It fs not lcas satis- metcifully di eathorities of a eg eee ~ be: 4 couatry. of life conceded eoanaest in 3 is an eloguent demonstration of the nobie spirit which prevailed there, as is also the humane and genet- ous treatment shown tothe officers and soldiers of the expeditions The writers who daily inealt these countries—for which they cannot find thets sufficiently bard—may bere learn all that there is respectable and bonorable in the senti- ment: of which the authorities of Honduras have just given proct. Here are the letters: é Trvuitto, Sept. 15, 1960. Theecapture of Walker and some seventy indi- vidaals of his party having been effected by Gen. Alvarez, who with 200 men pursued them {n con- nection with the steamer Icarus. I am about to narrate to you, circumstantially the particulars of the entrance and execution of the chieftain. On the 5th inst , at the moment that Gen Godoy, with the auxiliary troop of Guatemala set sail with two vessels to join Gen. Alvarez, the schooner Correo came to anchor in the fort, brin; back the ex- pedition of Gen. Alvarez himself. ¢ Icarus re- mained behind from motives of convenience, bat she alsocame to asch uring the nigbt. The next day, at 4 o’clock inthe afiernoon, got lausehes (the very ones used by the invaders) were brought alongside of the steamer to receive the prisoners who came ashore under rd of the marinesof the Icarus. Upon disembarking, the marines marched first; the Hondureazo troops came next, marching in hollow square with Prisoners in the center. With the exception of a few filibusters, all the ay looked like c some of them apparent! a ithe last agonies. With their sad Jan looks they appeared to curse the leader who had 3 hem to such dire cateemities ‘Themarch at the entrance was siow and solemn. Walker, at the head of bi je, marched to the tap of the drum, and was the observed of all observers As soon 2s Walker entered the prison he was heavily ironed, and asked if he wanted anything. He only asked for water He then sent for t! chaplain of the port, and professing his faith asa Roman Catholic, he was seen thereafter almost constantly kneeling at the feet of the priest in front of a small altar, on which by the dim light of the tapers the image of Jesus was distingnished. Among other things he once said to the in, * Tam resigned to dle—my career is con- cluded.” On the 11th inst., at 7 o'clock p. m.Walker was notified of his sentence of death. To this startling intelligence the ouly reply he made was to ask at what hour it would be executed, and whether he bad time to write. On the 2th, at 5 o’clock a m., the culprit marebed to the place of execution, He walked with a crucifix in his hand, upon which he bent all kis regards, looking neither to the right hand nor to the left, but lis! ping plowsty fo the psalms which the priest recited in ear. He entered the hollow square formed by the soldie: to the place of execution, and there, full of cesig. nation, he pronounced the following words : ‘*T ama Roman Catholic. The war which I made upon Honduras, In accordance with the sugges- tions of some Ruatanoes, was unjust. Thos= who Sccompanied me are not to blame. I sloue am I ask pardon of the I receive ity. ee with resi nation—would that it may be for e good of ety.” Walker died with remerkable fortitude. His ains were placed in a tomb, and rest in peace ¢® perpetual example. One day after the execution of Walker, the Ame rican schooner John E. Taylor, with reinforce- ments and arms for the fillbusters, anchored in the port, but she soon disap) » having recognized the forces of the republican power. The imme- diate arrival of an American war steamer {s an- nounced; aud !t Is considered probable tuat other vessels, with reinforcements for the uuhappy ex- pedition will arrive, asthe promoters thereof tu the United States are ignorant of the fate of Walker. - TRUiLLo, Sept. 18, 1950. The band of marauders which buceaneer Walker commauded with the title of General having been captared, the Commander ef the port, D. Norberto Martinez, proceeded to try b: court marti«l Waiker and his second, F.A.R ler. The case was referred tothe chief of the restoring force, General D Mariano Alvarez, who after having heard the criminals in their own be- igebalf, sentenced the first to capital punishment, ~~ cas The'coudiion of the le the second to four years imprisonment, both ng satisfied with the sentence. The defence ie by the criminals themselves does not con- _ are atexcnipation; and on the con- ‘ol. Rudler, the second in command, his to Com: ler Martinez, throu; um of the English Consul, a comimnake pardoned under the condition end oath that they would never enlist again for gry similar vandal expedition against any reptiblic tn Central Anmer- ica. Walker was shot; snd suffered the penalty in the old Plaza de Arn which communicates with the mole on which he disembarked on the morning of Augast6th. ‘Those who bave been aoa still remain in Trujillo, while a vessel ‘s preparing to take them back to the United States fra | are very well treated, and even Indies of the highest rank, fi ing the fatiznes of theirrecent flight, assist the sick and wounhd- ed. The forces of the Government comport them- selves with so much propriety, that even foreign- ers admire their sabordinatio Horrible Conditi ef the Michigan Jails and Hespitals. That estimable lady, Miss Dorothea Dix, whose forts in behalf of the suffering and the erring ¢ produced many radical changes in the con- of penal and charitable institutions, has aded her travels into Michigan. ‘The prompt stance of humane men of that wee enabled system of and other blishment alive. im Detroit, the was continued without a hich hos equals In the United Stat ing all ages and classes the inevitable ruin of the mane opt owes — im the corr ry dignation and ped remo. » While the — erate ich thaseses obtained conversational was rey - “There were aon Gwe beapceeslpiepedh tn toi ongpe rl Cpe and in cieanliness very to keeper. The faults in this department, in the tbe eminent philanthropist whe: tee tinepection might be remedied’ Dy tion. To the objection that too much cleanliness would make the place too in- Her theory, undoubtediy derived to live in gith Probes. neataess and Sent to State Prison for Lite fer Committing Rape [From the Rochester Union, Oct. 1.J The case of Rodi fsone of deep interest in the Vclatty wi ard occurred, and has created intense excitement. Rodney isa native of Geneva, aud bas always bori lo tion. On the 15th of May jast he took possessian of a gentleman’s buggy and drove from Genevaa few miles into Seueca cou je called at sev- eral houses, and by artfal ies endeavored to induce parents to send their daughter to a near neighbor, who, he pretended, was suddenly taken sick, and had employed bim to seek assistance. At three places he was regarded with suspicion and sent away; but finally, calling at the house of Mr. P jah. Pierson, a most respectable farmer, he so im, Ties ot father that he allowed his daughter to: pany him. Rodney drove toa secluded place, where the be heard, and there forcibly ravished her more than once. ‘Fhe resj ibility of the girl and the previous character of Rodney immediately ralsed Such a storm of indignation that the people were with difficulty prevented from ly ing the author of the celrage. He was arrested, lodged fm Cangndaigua jail, and at the Seneca Circuit. held at Ovid last week he was arraigned an: leaded not guilty. He subsequently withdrew fis plea for that of guilty, and received the follow- ing sentence: The offence for which have been indicted and towhich you have pleaded guilty, is one of the blackest in the catalogue of crime. It is held by many in greater abbortence than murder itself. {n my own judgment, if any crime deserves death itis this oue. Under any conceivable circum- stances it is a detestable crime; but under the cir- cumstances of this case it was atrocious. We are informed that on the evening of the 15th day of May last, having taken i without per- mission of some person’s horse and buggy wagon, left the villagé of Geneva, where you live, went to the house of Mr. Jedediah Pierson, of the most respectable farmers in the county, ‘and, there, under the false pretence that some neighboring woman was very sick and needed immediate care, you induced him to Jet his daughter, about the age of 17 years, accompany ae what he os was an errand of mercy, faving thus lur er from her house, aud taken her to a place where ber cries could not be Leard. irl’s cries could not ve Lord trait EeVenice dame de Boissy, then the Coun + Byron from {n 1820, ind given ening . WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1860. now in Faris, has been Leyes ty a miniature pul by the ‘to Ma- Gniecion, and which has never before been copied. Madame Boissy, as we are advised, copy the istence. seen it, is figure is best 4 we the collar is tur wra, pronounces F; Portrait of Lord Byron in ex- bea fol although think ve mtifal, some ni effeminate; the od nani’s ore who his ned down, and the in a cloak of Gordon plaid. Two copies of it have been ordered already. Tue Hui. or Tue Lavy Exor Herald and Times says that a in which was not pieces Ly the collision with the Augusta, ite Wi. fated Lad riding ai £ anchor —The Chicago of the ill- ine very in track of vessels sailing up and down the Lake. Thisisa ind whic when she i>- Th the Sebuylkill roses Philadelphia, the fellows rtion of the hu: forward of the wheel, a is held in its place by the ancbors at- tached to the chain cables, which fell overboard weat down i formidable bas of ruftians known as which once infested been brokerf up. Four or five of have teformed, others have gone to sea, the remainder have just been arrested. iets SOOTHIN Fer © Whisk greatly factiitates ing the MRS. WINSLOW, ion-ed Nurse the attention and Female Physicia..” i mae ee G_ SYRUP, hildren Teething, PAIN and spaemedic actisn,and is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Deport upen it, Dagetre give reetio yourselves, and RELIEF AND HE, you forced her to submit to the gratification of | afte yoor tust. We can now see that it was indiscreet for Mr. Pierson to allow his daugbter to go with you, astranger to him; but the good man thought only of the *‘sick nejgkbor who needed a wo! * care,”’ and doubtless the WP up to the time of the commission of this erlme, never once crossed bis mind that there could be {n the wide world a man who could visit his house with the fiendish purposes you did. The father has the consolation that you did not and could net olan the mind of his daughter; and that notwithstanding this great crime against her ahe will be as much respected by all whose Tespect is valuable as she has always been. But this does not in the least palliate your offence. It is inconceivable by me how, at the age of twenty- two y for you say that is your age—you could have reached such a depth of depravity as uu have. You cannot have reached it tu a und; but you must have done so through a ber pan of = F commencing with the ay of your youth. Upon one so thoroughly deprav. words of advice and counsel, at this roles Frould be thrown away. The Court are of the opinion that you are unfit to live in vilized commu- nity; that you have forfeited all those rights which men most dear; and that you should be where no member of society will ever again stand In fear of Our sentence is that you be confined at hi labor in the State Prison at Auburn for the term of your natural life. Tax Pixs’s Peak GoLv Diccexs —A cortes- enemy of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing from nver City, under date of ber 18, aa’ “* I met an old acquaintance yesterday, wi ry spent the whole of the appara and the pre- vious season bard at work in the variousdiggings, and yet is poorer to-day than when he first came here, in May, 1859. He is frugal and industrious, bat has only drawn blanks in the mining lottery. Within an hour after he left ine | encountered another old friend, just in from the same gulch. He bas spent only four months in the diggings, but bas cleared ‘several thousand dollars. fe gives an excelient illustration of the uncertaluty of gold mines. Early in the season he owned a im in California Gulch, which yielded him ¢ bundred and fifty dollars above expenses, and Was then exhausted. The claim ir peal upon one side, yielded four thousand do!lars; that upon the other so far from paying — ng, involved its owners in debt more than a thousand dollars “The osaal fali caravans of returning ‘pilgrims’ are now leaving daily for the Missouri river Seme of the miners are taking in thelr ‘piles’; but they are outnumbered, ten to one, by those ‘who carry less, or, at all events, very Mitte more money than they brought out. Passengers are tsken from bere to Leavenworth and St. Joseph by horse and mule teams for from twelve to fifteen dollars each, ‘finding’ themselves; and from prs Bing to thirty, rdinciuded. ‘The trip occupies from eighteen to twenty-tive days, and gives more ri. for the same money than hecan obtain iu any Tegion west of the railroad. The distance is abou" seven hundred miles.’ The following ¢, from the same letter, perhaps explains some of the extraordinary stories which have been told tn times past in pelanion, w Immense ‘‘nuggets:”” “A gentleman starting for Leavenworth lest Saturday, decided to take in his gold in one lump. rather than in dust. So he employed a skilful ‘workman to melt it and mould it in the sand iato an irregular mass, bearing very cloge resembla toa matural nugget. Its value was about twenty four bundred dollars. The report obtained cre- dence that it had been taken ont of the Georgia Gulch, and caused a great deal of excitement Hundreds of persous examined it, afew of whom ‘were confident that jt was manufactured, while many were absolutely certain that it was genuine, poin' out what they deemed incontestible evi- dence of it, ard offe to back thetr op!nions by wagers. It will no doubt produce a farere on x river, and before you receive this letter, in- ligence of the arrival of the great twenty-four huudred dollar nugget at Leavenworth will prob- ably reach you by mail hoe pape The largest lump really taken out as yet in t region was worth about Siz. Manufactur! old game which has frequently Califuroia Tux Winans Steamxz—Another Ship to be Built—The Ocean to be Crossed in Five Da i The Baltimore correspondent of the New ‘Orlonas Picayune says: | have learned, upon authority that admits of no doubt, that Thomas Winans, Esq., —— and inventor of Winans’ new steamer, designs, at an early period, building another vessel on the same plan, on a much larger seale. She will be between five and six hundred feet long, fad wpb otherwise to correspond. It is cor 7 Bet tgs by Mr. Winans and some of bis special friends that the ex; steam- er now built has made thirty miles an ease, om some of her 4 feotly dati: Mr. W- in great ambi to cross the Atlantic or less tino, and in anticipation of so umpb In ocean steam nav te-bulld another ship. ‘to the Great Eastern. Revdare in five eat a tile tion, he is determined She will be next iu size Mr. Winans has set bis ne this No better means could be adopted in bestow! charity, or in manifesting a ed qualities benevolence. Mr. W. has stitt Quite a huinber of ployed aga new improvements Present -, He rons her out every and each time finds these improvements torily. Bo ene is quite an ob- vita wait strangers coming to ot only stomach and energy tothe whele Ml Eifsmeation—will' aay 2th TH TO YOUR INFANTS ‘and 9614 this article for ever ten ye: FIDEN CR AND T THOUSANDS OF ~ vee the child frem i efracet instantly UTH CASE: at tone an relieve Guirine 1n TH BowRLs anv Wind Cotic, and evercom rae which, if act eedily remedied batieve itthe BzsT AGLE Cornka Ono CSSON’ The unders ERIL in this es IRON WORKS, to su 8 and dispatch. > AV. aND THIRTEENTH St. CALORIC ENGINES. been ap; ty for the manufacture and sale ofthe Engines, and are prepared pointed sole upply all order: hese engines have peen satisfactorily introduced, and are now practi- cally emp! loyed in bakerie box wood cuttin, for elevating ¢) inding guar’ mai 5; of pumping at railroad « og umping; for ase cutting; t. «rn x paints; 5 for turers rial, of silver ware matches; of hooped tations and on board ps; for sewing mashiues; for job printing and Printing dsily newspapers; for various plantation uses; for sawing and plauing lumber hair; for pol for sh r; for picki hoemakers’ us: ia water manufacture; for hone mashing; towing are inexplosive; econo: eal; &: ire nO engincers; use no very little fuel. Any pe: can by Sapien) on to large num 3 grinding cutlery asily ate’ ‘ on desirous of using these the undersigned be er of testimonials from persons who have them in daily use, expressing their entire 8a ction in their operation aud use Prices of the isngines as established by the Pat- entee: 12 Double 24 sz all kinds, se 13-2aw3m wrought tro: 3.50 5.000 wi r touring or other mill WM. M. ELLIS & BRO. Furniture Warcrooms. WALL & BARNARD Are now receiving, on consignment, est thor Warervome, corner of G snd Ninth streets auotion rooms,) A var: ment of FU KEEPIN the attention of persons furnia! RNI URE c T CA G GOODS generally {in the rear of their ge and ered assort RPETS, 7 and HOUSE which thi invite hing to ex: e be- fore purchasing—among which may be fou. Parlor Suits, in Brocatelle, Reps and Hi Mahogauy and Weinut Sofas, Tete-a-tetes, and cr Mahoga. Tabi Walout other Chi Handsome Cloth. Chairs py and Walnut Marble-top and other jes, In great variet; Oak-painted Cotta e Fets ‘te aod Mshogany Marble top plain and other Bureaus eh Cane aod Wood seat Rooker, Dining, Office and 8 and Mahogan: y Looking G asses Mahogany and Walnut Cottage and other Bed- toads Cabine » Bi itageres, Whatnots and Desks Brusse's, 3 ply, Ingrain and other Carpets; Oil- clotl Marble. nk top, Wa'nut, Mahogany andjother Wash- “eva any andiol lait, Shnok, and Shuok and Cotton Mattrasses _Withs tioned, w! Eic* variety of other ich will be sold goods not here men iow, WALL & HARNARD, NOTIC — Auctioneers. south side of Avenue, se B eolm corper Pa. av. street. I wish ali gentlemen to mind that ears ago, and BOOTS duced prices for cash fu! the Just received a full su; ew York styles of DRESS nest D° NO it By Piet, a, GAME wo. &oc., ‘conuneaare wart 806-1m fre 3 retur: ronised his 50, CA iat $3.50; 9 first rate Hat $3; and hiovable Hat “All of the latent s ATS and 'S,at the very lowest of the latest H. ‘he very very ity les th a very ii Lied DRESS BOUTS at T FAIL TO CALL Sr., between 101 83.75— AT HARVEY'S, th and lith. ps Dye peabliched and s larg: every ore serial keep Sts Kot’ prices aud d cle aegorsyeat of to those who pat- * Ty ane cng ered _ MoRARVEY. or SEL o xg At the st Prices PA DERARIEES. EDUCATIONAL. MY OF MODERN LANGAUAGES, (Wasuixoton Britpine,) A of Seventh Stress. =a xD Ss i NG CLASSES. TIONS, 7 Y, Professor of Modern esand Literature, has the honor to an- at he will his Classe: vate Lessons on Weduesday mos a fut eprom pat in sol and ” ber, in the above Academy. epsred t hoo! Priva 'e farm ce, £3 ‘Course of ecture upon the French Literatu oot Formation of the Language » from the Ear- : to the Present For terms and further particulars inquire at th Academy. where Prof, De Monthurry will be ina! lance daily from 3tolla.m and rom 5 to 8p, se 18-1m ‘EMALE EDUCATION. Tuose peo who wish their daughters to re- ceive a thorough and syst ic education, where sheit physical training wil receive daily and special attention, nnder the mos' roved system of Calis- theniox and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited te visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four- teenth st. and New Yor MR. & MRS. Z, RICHARDS. au 9-tf Pp. i ipals, FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, ALEXANDRIA, VA. Mrs, 8, J. McCORMICK, Painctrat, The thirteenth annual session of this Institution Rouse racently cosuptod by Steer tae Bore Bee se rece) VO. “ Rigs tS0 Ring apes 0 Brivester Scott, Bea The course o} dy pursued will i ML the branches requisite tos tharough Encligh inde cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, if sired. in addition to day scholars, Mrs. McCormiok is repared to receivea lumited number of pupils as oeaters who, constituting Ws of her own fam- ily, will be under her immediate care and supervi- sion. She will endeavor, as far as possible, to sur- round them with the comforts and kindly inhiuences joine. Keferences.—Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev. Dr. Khas Harrison, Rey. D. FE. Spri William 8. Fowle, eq., Edgar Snowden, tisq., Eapaed F. Witmer, Henry Marbury, Esq. Lewis Mok: ‘sq., Robert H. Hunton, Esq. W. D Wallach; aideabageeGolsfohn Wain Bea._ses, 8, JE, +, Col ohn «Minor, Loudoun, Blacklock’ & Marshall, Mestre. Cores S, TrEMs. Board, with Tuition in all the English Branches, $200 for tho annua! session—payable semi-annually ; ny einy and Languages at si U2" Noextra changes, THE. PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, 370 Eientu St., Between K anv L Sts. Studies will be resumed in this ifstitution on MO % DAY, September 3d. Circularsat bookstores, Bu 16-tf A. C. RICHARDS, Principal. ETROPOLITAN COLLE! TE iNSTI- M TUTE oer FOR YOUNG LADIES, 464 E Sr., Between 61x AND ‘71H Sts. The fourth annual session of the Institnte will the first MONDAY in Septeml«r, id o earl &s the number . ‘8 see circu, principals, Mr. ai rs. T, - he Institute. au9-tf MBE: M. E. KI NGBFOR: D'S SEMINARY, 415 E Sr.. Wasnineton, D.C. ‘The next session will commence October Ist, 1960, Terms, &o., forwarded on application, _ au 1b tf RS, A. E. BELL’8 SEMINARY, £ Corner of L and Tenth sts., Washington city. The next session of this school will commence September 3d, 1269, ‘The young ladies of the Insti- tation are particularly requested to be punctual in attendauce at the opening of school, and ai! others who wish to become members of the same to make sarily spplication, as the number of ited. ‘Terms, &c. Fiven on appli Professors’ prices. Bu 23-tf ‘or partic’ Ih oa %-dS.& cot et 13 WESTERN ACADEMY, HE Exeroises of this school, undet the charge of Dr 3, L Loomis, and the P: Department under Miss Ann Pp be resumed Sep- views be obtained at the book- RE will resume the dutics of her Monday, September 24, 0n H street, between 13th and 14t, eets, se 4-eoim WOOD AND COAL. JMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS! THE PIONEER SAW MILL AND FIREWOOD FACTORY, Sion or THE Buvg Frac Srare,) South of the C: J, near 7th street Bridge, Will farnish, at the shortest notice, FIREWOOD, OF THE BEST QUALITY, OF Any Krxp, Cut and Split to any Dimensions. CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST! With full measurement guarantied, mber, Tut Bive Frac Sra: we sileor Reme 5 i EF, west Seventh street, south of the Cacal, aud op- posite the Center Market. GEORGE PAGE, Agent. HICKORY AND OAK PL. Ps Pes oF dimensions) SAW ED. F ‘any mize or dimensions or JOISTS RIPPED, or LOGS SAW POSTS F SOLSTS D, at the bi “ELF Small jobs of BLACKSMITHING prompt- soar ly excouted, as above. UNION FIRE-WOOD MILL, Cormer ef Seve: t. and Canal. woop of all kind, manufactured to order, any length or size, ready for use, COAL—COAL, We have now on band a beautiful lot of COAL, both Red and White Ash, different size Weare now, and will be receiving Coa! for the next ten days, which we sell, delivered from — sel, at = a of 25 cents per ton. our orders early. . McKNEW & MARLOW, Proprietors, se 27-tf Corner Seventh st. and Capal. D sabes, 2 P-coan Delivered to all parts of the ctty-at the lowest 2557 ee T.J.& W.M.G . LT, Office 289 Pa, ay., between Lith end 19th sth me 17-tf north side. a ' " OAH, CCFL WOOD! woop! Tam daily fecciving large suppl es of COAL from the very best Pennsy!vauta m » which I wit! sell At reasonale prices Also, the best qu: m= of Oak, Bite sat Hickory Wweoe: —— pipet pa ve your order: . W. is, cupih Cosi Denier. ‘ood and #017 (States) Cor. C and Mth sts., near Canal. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS. Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing for School and ress ear. rdian: ii to h_ thei: wards with Sohool rd College Ousats sresset Tater ee THING ty nts wil tc he A la ity, at vi sms EL: STEPRENS ‘& CO., au 30-tt 22 Penn. avenue. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW AS sortment of Sten nway & Sons’ over, strung semi grand square PIANOS, asa different styies, whioh are now uniou ly ¢ instruments manafmotured. We a confident that everybody will admit ths fact s careful examination. Teapeo ir friends and the ig In. general tfally requested to x judge for t ives at the wareroows '. 6. METZER F Lour awe ye SSiumissron colli EEE, for gil kinds of Grain. an 25-4m — A. SBAFERY oc, ES Parents ohildren rip- Star. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS J iH tn ONS Fos Rice SUGARS, uid Rye WHISKY, ERRING and ALL 3 bags Rio and Java COFFER. 10 bhds. (low priced) MOLASSES. For sale by JOHN J. BOGUE. RANDELL, OPTICIAN, Ce pontne 1 Frenoh - ored, ead at otitor SP: ‘AC’ the best qaa.ty, in gold. silver, aver frames. N. B. Olid Frames ROW <.sancs set 1n them to order. TSE RH FO ELAR, See care Sdultorated Ale, to fiveits Bbriran sed mer as ASE SHINY, Arca UNDERTAKER, Bridze and Jefferson sts., Georretown. personal to this branch ¢ abies rou froma distance oan be plied at s ‘ew minutes’ notice, von elarge Basortment of CUF FINS always on 5 Particular attention paid to the removal of the dead from the oid to the now burial grounds. Hearses and Horses for hire, Li FOR SALE AND RENT. OR SALE—A F uated 6 miles { ‘AR M containing 100 sores, ait- rom Georgetown, in Mortgome 5 ity sores are in & high state of twenty-five acres m wood. mre loz Sete whe pion sheds, corn hou: pie orchard aud some peaches; sprin: ot'water at the door; pens ely it joquire of BARNARD & LUCKEY, Auct 114 Bridze street, Georgetown, or W Wachington. se 12-eolm BARNAKD, (OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE Also, a two. on H street, between 4th and Sth. story BRICK COTTAGE, w.th garden, corner ‘Tennossee avenue and north F street, surround by 4 large common pastare, and would be a desira- ble focatien for a dairyman. Inquise of C. BIRGE, 446 12h st, iy 19-e03m* F°8 RENT—Three BRICK HO) *S—one on Twelfth street, between Cand D; one on the corner of Tweilth and H sts.; and one on tween 12th and 13th sts, Inquire of JAMES W BARKER, on H street, betweon Lith and 12th, No, 425. ma 3-tf Fe KENT—Tho FIRST FLOOR of the build- Ing immediately opposite the west Eee, the City eeently cocupied by Chas. 3. Wall 88 an o} Also the front room in story and the third fi Ais Pits . For terme spply to RICHARD WALLACH Wo. anS Bvenus. ja 18 tf hereisa Dr. J. H. McLEAN’S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER. THE GREATEST REMEDY tn the WORLD, and the most Deuictous anv DELIGHTFUL Biack Root, Sarsapa- rill, Wild Cher: Bork, adelion of each ing. io Syapkey exnei walter taking, (McLEAN’S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL ll effectual, e Liver © Taint, D: dice, Chronic oc Nerrous Debilty: Disecors ofebe Bi = all dive Head, Duli Pain or Swimming in the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, Fullaess eight ia the Stomach, Sour Eractations, Choking or ug Peeling when layin, of the Bkin and Eyes, | of the Back, Chest, or Bi es of Heat, Depression of Spirits, 'Prigh: nCy OF amy uervous disease, Sores of on the Skin, and Peverand Ague (or Chills aad OVER A MILLION BOTTLES have been sold during the Inst six months, and in mo in- ng eoure sntinfaction. 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AYER’S SARSAPARILLA is 8 concentrated extract of Para oombined with other subeteeem OPT tera ive power as to af ord an eff ot: tor the di«ases Sareapartia is Sucb a reme urely wanted by fer from Stremons complaints, and that one which will acoomplish their cure must prove of immense s iaree ol of our affiteted fellow ‘omp ctely this compound i do uy ex on ites Nasal" bo bask ete false See P Rcrofals and Serofi Hous Com eins. aud Erupt: ve on joers, mm Tamers, pat Kheom, Sond + DF ] Syphiutie Ad ety ‘Merew Neataigs@ or Tic Donicureux, a. and jndigesti: reins, he the thony’s Fire, a: plaints arisi Thi id remed: “ farance of foul eraptions and to rid itan fof oureuptio ones itm Baisted wo do thie throug the rai gpaneet of iy te [33 a. leanse out —~. jood ver you find its /mpurities ime im pies, eruptions. nd itis obst di jonger, oleansi heafeny and Allis well; but wi life isordered, there con be ae of Sooner or iat something must go wrong, great machinery of |ife .s disordered or overthrown. 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