Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1861, Page 1

‘THE WEEKLY DOLLAR STAR. ‘This excellent Family and News Jourasi—ces- ‘wining & greater variety of interesting reading than ose be found in any other—is published os Friday morning. TEEMs—Cash, invariahly, tm adwames. Single copy, per annem... gi Five THE DAILY EVENING STAR J PUBLISHED. EVERY AFTERNOON, {SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenus and ith st., BY WwW. D. WALLACH. Papera served in packages by carriers at @4 8 rear, or 57 cents per month. To mail subscribers the price it $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for six ‘three months at the rate of iZ0ents a woek. Single eopics, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWo CENTS. ~— Ebening Star. before 12 0’o.cck m.; otherwise they nay not appear Vy, XVII. WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1861 N2. 2.484. nnsil the next dsy. #0 generally throughout the country. 17" Single copios (in wrappers) oan be procured t the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Prico-THREE CENTS. 5 of. the art in irin if he was cortain, a Pelee fad search Bl caacaed for some opening be- _ CLOTHING, &e. _ DENTISTRY. WOOD AND OOAL. EXCURSION bh ay erates yond. In a short time our guide found an ) 68S" Pas aa. zea. _ New rie Sis pet4eg #48, cassi. | D® HOCK Woop BARBELL ARE PRE- | V7 WOOD AND COAL. 5 wee t. 5 Hal- | opening which he had never before seen, and ER Visti 2 P usert ie on VULCAN ou wil ural et your "s worth by stead pap ry ca pasate! Sart ‘visit he proposed to enter. He attempted it, but ENS Bsa Pen: en When. Yom thin lg moe bpeS calling at tne Fi Naik MILES ‘see TAGK, i ALSTEAD’S CAVE. the passage descended so rapidly that he found received & large Oo! fortabie as car ‘Agent They nell cheaper and ave This interesting place is located about four it impossible. Again entering, feet first, he th ‘all Poads.to ick they invite ate -than any in eet the fity—oul. split, wud deli. don’t belie f found a chamber beyond, but the entrance was | Of their friendsand customers, «au S0-tf Spy kind that charge. If you don’t believe it. give y wile ot ths Enwtaae Feline aaa bi oC Hills | mall, and havi no impleménts to break o: GENTLEMEN'S \DY-MADE CLOTHING, | 2° and Seventh st, i Tly Mills'a trial, aed be satisfied. % York south by west from Capt. Halstead’s house. | the projecting rocks, he was obliged to return. Gur, presen assortment of 6 RCE Es ETH. wee 5. Seen Our route. however, was quite indirect, ascen: Tt was uot found so easy a matter to get out as | R aDN MADE CLOTHING. offers to citizens AND EMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ing the mountain by the road directly from | t° getin, and some little time elapsed before | and st gore wishing an immediate 0 . ‘ g oO 4 b F ARRAN ve the house, then going along its side through a he could extricate himself. From the geologi- styl sand qualitice of ives’ ad Businees Gar- itt C teeth Ban ino Bg =e magpie trae 5: i Cie Pan aes forest of about eight yours growth, tovthe | °Ml indications noted, thero is doubtless but | Mzles and qualltice cf Dress ‘and Business. Gar- ‘oth T, J. & W. M. GALT, willeommense oc Tenia Teatiaton mouth of the cave. The party, censis of | little of this Cave yet explored. What silent aa ler-clothing of all kinds, Kid and other Office 282 Pa. av., between Lith and nah ace, of ay wd these lottlen gud feu ieuticnsen Cftr tae ide, | balls and cabinets, decorated with as beautiful | Groves of best quality. Scarfe, ‘Ties, Cravats, | | Fer ng stay 0 ma 17-f north side, Tare doused copecially for the occasion, wear- | {12 central rogicue of these gigantic Rilecre. | “HSE Uses Aho Beet tae mont oxperice | URateeeoee tbe pew tdetfetat| QARRIAGE F R ae SOEs bee ees, . en | 10nt a = Othing ina 10 order in most superior fest, 108! fect dent: u ek apemet wenlon soundemeiin | £N0 | oe wer tay fata sawn, Wecen in: : WALL, STEPHEND & CO.) | srt oan produac: the MINERAL PLATE will ee ACTORIES. | gation, snd its, Prenat, se = * 4 f 322 Pa, avenue, more ited. CHTASHINGTON OARBIAGk Chie agine, but not see their beauti: ~ ae ASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY, gine, a s Sortie this ext; —No. 338 Pa.avenue, between WwW D Street, Betwoon 9h and 1th Streets, & Inborious and troublesome task, turning, of the rooms was much clearer, and wo could ly, to an inspection of our present new, iso, 907 Arch street, Philada: oo 15 th Ye just finished « num of first-cines RRIA 23° guch as Light terist J cutting our path through the most but wonder that a place of 20 much curiosity ‘Ass01 ARRIAGES Pi Keoviy’ Gor EE tractive. and _ elegant rument of DENTAL CARD. A A isited by thousands every season. | CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, ESKINS, Ui N at fature FF spoon! bin | riages, and. Ww we tengled underbrush that lies ig that vicinity. | 7) pos pi y . SuStite ss Seek ‘rings pg rofe house at 4 at. a ver small it. quite cool on entering, but we ¥ tad Tira ‘east of Sixth, In addi On our way we ny oe soon become accustomed to it. It was pure, easter to ordsr in superior o = In addition Pe J yi mechanics in different branches : . has oe we ou d of te ti in all thi SPHE} co. teeth on vulcanite Base for the last three years e 8 : Hl * = rage wee nate Cage ne Aabvoye eae olay [teller agg the ous porte ms the 00%-tf 299 | ert gd dems Hed Ep and, from experience, knows it exoe.s ail others Rodos comtitne lightness, comfort ani duratill ry t one-third less in price than cold. His old | ty. | " b. i summer’s heat was oppressive for a few min- ons of Wa ton, Alexand: Ropai esrefully attend Sear Woters, cighioen high, bat rather irregular. -tapons| Wet flmowt suenting, "°° GAS FITTING, &e. mraaroreepreialy sotclint wont ansseoly | me shories Rotiat ah aetrey Sa doen Sager: Lotions fe ake feet f t the mouth of the cave the view is beau- =a =e as : Conshiaakers, * “ penpals cory PLUMBERS AND Gas FITTERS TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ) FI-dly = aca Bord, with Tuition ll the English from the road, but our party were more than 8 : = an hour in goi: Ghat short distance. It was On our return, the general idea of the size Wse PE pte dag tytn oe tiful, overlooking the Harlem Valley for sev- ponds to the dipof the rock, amd io at an scale | ¢F#l miles. At the foot of the hill we found & i J, W. THOMPSON & CO. 3 ; ith the horizon, as- | *@4l! stream cuerging from under a rock, | wronid osll the atten, ater to th ALTIMORE AMD OHIO RAILROAD, - additions pores et = in. The bottom about | S¥PPposed - come from Spring. Though full asso rement of iataren eneetnir tr fie tenes B WASHINGTON BRANCH. eft “ os F No oxtee suaten st Professors’ prices. eight fect long, and three wide at the mouth, | uve small it never censes in the ee ak WATER CLOSETS, GOL Wath Manuiscturing CARRIAGE & LOL but enlarging to five or six as you enter. All| tier {0 refresh ni foe be or oats t EN SINKS PUMPS, Cc ~ WAGONS of ait Kinds cannot be surpassed, ane trvant the iden are hols ox porta cae | tis icinty having a many obest of nvaral | fp GPLSAATEM AGM | onenaqnc Taner OF, OURS aargestmeacass oe emma totons | ATI by the people, pocket-holes, as tradition says y ‘Tract inust ere long be built, a. F hs and PA A AY, November 25th, 1869, the L¥e g: ‘of Carriages ead £ Wagons keptes u y SE, &o. trains wil 3 that in them the Indians baked biscuit. Capt. | Halstead’s Cave, Mount Everett, Bash-Bish Seer OE we. with practical | “ME Will ram as follows +) tos . — oul Halstead informed us that the general opinion Falls, and the View from Bald Peak have their edge, we are prepared to introduce Water irst ERATE WASHING sd Au REPAIRS neatly dexe,andall orders prempt BRq NCH! Al € Gaiarche Clear moe ~ of visitors was, that the entire cavity was share of summer visitors. Ke with all the improvements, nd Train at7.40 a. m. ly, ed » < stremeth to the voice of formed by the action of water, and as proof Victor Lavnentz. | Promptiy. and at prices that eannot fail to entiniy. i sonezt hand Carriares taker ine , dyraew GU PuBLic Seek ERS referred to the appearance of these biscuit BE Sp ge GEERT NM: no %-dtMar1 bet. 9th and 19th ste., AV BALTIMORE: its corner ef iéth and Festa amp SINGER: Few are aware of the ii hor *" Cold in tee Set bY “lgenlested feoguatinote bs Lage ie, ents, iat Berens oan Someone ng : holes. Not being quite satisfied with this} Bro Waves.—When the great ocean is dis- theory I detecesined to examine it carefully | turbed it forms surface waves. which are some-| Arr now prereinee Sees Say orders: win and ascertain whether there were any openings | times of great magnitude. In a gale, such | which FRR ERR vored in the through which the water gould enter at the | W®ves have been more than once measured,| PLUMBING, OAe ORes EAM FIT Furst train at 4.15 a. m., E: id train at 8.35 om. — Third at 3.10 p.m. urth at p.m., Express, Dx. J. H. McLEAN’S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL ‘o1 d it is found that their extreme hight f naton connect taronek: Supa teens from, Wann. AND BLOOD PURIFIER farther end of the cavity in sufficient quantity | ®nd it is found that their extreme hight from] grp store on ath street eee © Sees = ‘3 1ER. | “That trouble Throat, to have made the excavation. On pb ear ‘{ | the top to the deepest depression of large storm ayeune, where Tay be font oomplets asso Yas second and third connect at Washington | THE GREATEST REMEDY wn the WORLD, | BROWN’S which the <TTyockes” are o UW § found biseuit holes in the roof 2s well as in the | W4ves, has been nearly fifty feet, their length | of CHANDELIERS and other ; Junction with trains for the West, South. and ‘ud the most re having made me s - - : i ; «| WATER FIXTURE! , : s TROCHES perer.® Font sides, showing conclusively that water could | being from four to six hundred yards, and their] WATER FIXTURES, 0 is z-ly Nortnyest; also, at Annapolis Junction, for An uty Deuiciovs anp . . not ha = them. On caambaiog the holes | Tate of = byes the wae shot half a W: Havee Ae, FixTor ES. —s Te cruole take’ ihe 3.40 om. trate, 5 DELIGHTFUL BROWN’S as I recommend their use to Praiic t the farther end, [ could find no opening in| mile a minute, Such waves, breaking over an 3 ira a_y TeCOLViNg, tween Wasbington end Laurel, a par CORDL OC! s A je pt of theme, and I also noticed thet when I] cbstacte of any kind, or mingling strangely | F482 UK ES of entirely Now Patterns and Deni oo willbe attached to the tonnage train’ whioh leaves ™ _ TROCHES REV. E. H. CHAPIN 2 = h " tyle to anyth hi “Great 108 > touched the sides of the holes the rocks imme- | With the clouded atmosphere raging above, are oaered in thie market. Woinviver binena ge: hy od BROWN’S |nzss.” "REV. DANIEL Wisk | Almost it relief TROCBES ~ u oot ‘in the = diately crumbled and fell, and that I could | the wildest, grandest and most terrible phe- | !y to call and exam pie ga pre nyowag make any number of these holes with perfect | BOmena of nature. When they approach land NO 28. T. H. PARSONS, Agent. ook in Washington. r - pound, pre- ” ease. The result of the examination proves | they break up into much smaller bodies of wa- Work in the above line intrusted to our care SAI ; i BROWN’s * Attu. that the whole excavation has been made by | ter, but these are often lifted by shoals and be promptly stent Os & MeGHAN pe on Pua pAy oay Not eee TROCHES| « eee ete ne genet The body of the rock is slate, but has | Obstructed by rocks till they aro thrown up in| mar s-tf "% 376 D street, TON every FURSDA oe NM ; Dock, Blood Root, jinjurious” °pR A A’ REV ES me minerals mixed with it that upon expo- | ™4sses of many tons to a hight of more than a SNYDER AY ate golont pie ak RR XANDEIA : Root BROWN’S ; ist, Boston, sure to the air decays and crumbies to dust, | hundred feet. The tidal wave is another phe- | J, °° PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, | Sthisit paste o'clock, for CURRIOMAN and ths ‘ TROCHES | nora aele and plegsant combins- and this mixture not being uniform the decay | Romenon of water motion of a somewhat dif- Has removed to the corner of Tweifth and F ets, | intermediate ton inte Landings. On her return trips, she Hele pretend oe Wa iine will icave GURRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY the most favorabla" terms, and guaranties entire | 824 SATURDAY, af § crela ook &. m. ‘ Rn USIAN 8 4 OCHES| “ Beneficial in Baoncgrris” sauistrotion. NATHL NOUSH-Art Atte ES | BES agteees exe i. PW Fo is unequal, thereby producing the result w! ferent kind, producing an alternate rise and tradition assigns to the ingenuity of the Indian. } fall of the water over all parts of the ocean TRE CAVE every twelve hours. In addition to the true ir Covers. x agua ‘DR: 6. F. BIGELOW, Hobas cn hand a lot of COOKING and other r en! i the Oven, and we soon | ¥4ves there are also many definite streams or | STOVES, which he wi!l sell lees than co he 3 g, vroreughly extrac BROWN’Ss| eter peplomer pong sian iressiplyprent peed gil conveying large portions of | Wishes to get rid of thom, 1_ | (PRENCH FLOWERS OF THE VERY LE Se monet srocuns| wit? them for entrance is that os funnel-shaped hollow, | the sea from one latitude to another, modify- OFFICE OF BASPES ‘OR_AND SEALER Aueiiy) Ans Om Sxtenmve vacieg ly for renevati ne “7 jlabeibimmamnn (ida REV. HW. WARREN, perhaps twenty feet deep, with a ciroumference sae Ne Meaperatare tine adjacent ere and ce) ale ESTERS. as Pavey Store, - k, enferin, BROWN’S Ba at the surface of seventy or eighty feet. It ucing &@ mixture of uhe waters at the sur- Hine TON, July 18, *S60, RAG. betw. 9th and With ats, “ Beneficis! when compelled to was discovered many years since, by some fice oF af some depth which cannot but bo ex-| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Thats reo. WATCH REPAIRING ANDSILVER WARE TROCHES | creak ese RESON hunters, and for the purpose of finding ite iy = Eien the, general benefit. of | porttion approwad stay 1a, os) the Tadarsigned ig WwW RAISINS ANDSILVER WARE 'iervom D sie Ruaere | BROWN's| BV. 8. J.P. ON. depth th: in their ut were net able to a 5 form tides, or those waves | now prepar: ‘whenever roquired in writing, I hi the b i | ow 4 et him out Tt was soon partially explora, which tcusionsily rush without any paun | Suge fofaeat oer cf Ry str ta gbay | athe cla extaptianente end far | Br But fue cr | TROCEES nous and frnjaion af tee Pazont 06 £ct from the supposed dangers to visitors the | long narrow and confined soas or up funnel- | recisteation Ofauy che mintee ee os | IE ealey stiesBHon of fine Watches, and CE BROWN’S | Common with Sreaxens and Sine- entrance was filled up by blasting some over- | Shaped inlets, have occasional" proved disn ‘Very moter, iffoxnd incorreot, will be condemned, DO ote eae ene, the, samme, by ig! Caged ERs. uy ‘h competent * Prof. M. STA! OHNBON, hanging rocks so that the fragments completely | fous to a fearful extent. Thus it Sod suother,eesied and marked 8 trne, will bé | tied Al fasay ibabperenpe peer Piet § ee eu 7 FROCHES| M. cy J Ne h place. If pr TX of Mume. Sou i ¢ College. to be accurate. in R d ornamental, manufactured a Span - blocked up the mouth. A few years since, | ¢ upwards of one hundred thousand persons measurement of gus. be sealed nocordingl: nd ornamental, ufactu ney Br P BROWN’S n F " rished in the * F, Seema J : my own supervision, whioh my customers will fin sft was again opened, and quite thor- | Pe in the year 1232; and again in 1242, D. bLB Seventh strest, (near Oda Fal- fa; superior in quality ‘and finish to sites ware | iiotthes’ on tke TROCHES| “Great f when token before — 6 Even. OVER A MILLION BOTTLES BROWN’S| xplored. For a few ag or following | 12 this way, numerous complete villages and ows’ Hall) Open from$&. 1, to sp im. tof late towns being washed away by a wave advanc- We Ht : ee evaneaam pee a na josreenens. few enter its silent b ing from the North Sea over the low lands of srie-tt” 338 Ps. avenue. near sth st. think they wy! of perbanent 4 om have been sold during the lest cix months, and in ne te- | ghting our candles and refreshing our-| Holland. Between Nova Scotia and New sage ao EST FANCY GOops, c np yg ia grog = Sane eee aay ae BV ROWLEY, A, M. selves at a spring of clear cool water, we eu-| Bru — vy omar y sie tide often rises E INSTRUCTIONS —The un-| “ro guit THE Times, “7 PRICES EDIAL wileeement BROWN’S| i of Athens Beige ree, tered the cave. The entrance is quite narrow | t # hight of a hundred feet, sweeping away | 4°! 0 88 & texcher of th 7 ¥8 FARGY SPOR ee™ ONLY, ROCHES {> at > ipitous; i arly thirty feet.| the cattle feeding on the shore.—Dichens’ | py to state that ho i ALSTEVENS’S PANCY STORK, rT Ey F "4 SER Bo rei One bf the ladies declined sutoring altogether, | “All the Year Rewnd.™ pared to fae neha on terms to wait thee tai? S08: bate: Sth and loth ote rs ety Ae = although she came with the intention of so SS Fast. now whieh, to fll up. he wil | (WIREMEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY "PHE ALL SUPFICIENT THREE. doing. A second lady, on making about half} | A “Scene” rx tae Cork Covncit Cuanner. | toch low soho f desirabie to their or — the descent, become #9 much alaried that she | We find the following ‘‘scene” reported in the | Bod tat, Manan’ fr uch eae pie to thetr be] WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. TRIESEMAR. 1.2 and 3—Proteoted by R. “ ii local papers ae having been enacted at the | reed on when they are entered with him. ——— or ethers, conaciexs of inability from wh Patent of ‘i |, sud by could not be prevailed upon to proceed another pap ‘s nacted at the last iling to make such arrancemente Capital..... e+e++++8200,000, fod MCKEAN 2TRENGTRENING ry is of the Eoole de Pharmacie Ge Pie, and the ; ive | meet of the Cork Town Council: When the 1 i i pont if he edi vi inch, although Capt. Halstead offered to give jt it t joonvenience mauy who desire to have their chil 1 Col 2 of lisine, Vieona her special care and assistance. One repre- | townclerk read a passage in the minutes,+tating | dren taught t'e Piano experience now in getting | Office corn r C street and Louisiana av., over Bank uable for exheustion and natorrhes, A + 8 ii joney. f teaching has been high We all and spesdy tative of the ladies, however, was left to ex- | that Mr. Sheehan gave notice to make a cross- | Money is method 9 ra of Washington. plore thece regions of Erebus, Having rescbed | i0g ins street not named, Mr. Shochan rose | ff host. musica! taulies in’ Washingios: His | INSURE HOUSES AND OTHRR PROPERTY | _ Mckzaws nYRENGTRENity CORDIAL ls « sever: the floor, we found ourselves in a long, narrow | 19 & very excited manner, and eaid: That is] terms are exceeding!y mederate : = = Con: ry r4 ? 3 NS ry F “4 ad LS fer lnci; hall, about six feet wide, thirty long, and fif- | 20t true, it is an infernal lie; yon ought not to ACAUNET LOOSBY FIRE. Ofrrested oe Dleoult Mencirection 3 teen high. There is an indescribable fesling | Pe Putting them lies in the Sooke. Mayer: T) taste aes tusrott Pe es Siddineae Poot eee = Feuefy die > the first time. It is not oo ease ee = Shes > Re fern, a fer angtocrsngaemot,butrathr ai odes Me Atsine, Poenit te Pet done | Turon r MSA M CELE SS nana pan] feeiste: — eevargltiat. | CUzwane as yo assraxe anoor 77, | SHSRASGR Ron tant 9 re apr of the fearful, the hopeless, distrust, suspicion, | *21 be d—d to yo, ye pack of devils {Im-| ~* Te ee Te ert | eeeok Gitte, Andrew Kothwoll, | sumuiate, errsugthon, and invigorste you and cause The | fad oot he cared inthe ‘waistooat terror, alarm, dread, and impotence combined. | “nse confusion] Mayor (rising): I won't VANA CIGARS, Thos, Parkor, Richard Barry, bloom ef healvh to mevut your cheek again. Every betile ia a and divi inte separate doses, 90 a4 ji : Soe uae’ submit to this a *3| FOREIGN S, BRANDIES, GINS, &c. oft. French. warranted te give satiefaction. eipeau, Lallemsad, Roux, Ricord, wity two feet deep may be two hundred 0 ny longer. Call in the mayor’s @ TH aed BORE GENS: fen) No charse for Policies. cach, or four oases for $9, whioh ught we know, and who would ever return | ™°0; Mr. Sheehan must leave the room. The Five deors above Letuston nn’ JAMES ADAMS, President. = 0a, : " a 27 oped’, whereby {nore is ry- ® plunge into that abyss. I did not at | mayor's sergeants entered; whereupon Mr.| _noge-ty Baltimore, | _A®aLG. Davis, Secretary, 90 10-206m | og ‘ nd aap Delay | 32 ’ rg "t i hi eehan rushed tow: @ mayor in a me-j Pe aad net a mement; try it, an be It ie de- > , spar in boone ars poe ptr ecg necing manner, exclaiming, “I'll see yo all to} JF YOU WANT TOSANE THE UNION PROF. Woop’s Hicions totake. CAUTION, - il the Sriesentat Sans pares ‘the wor! lighted by your single toreb, which seom- | the devil first; Ill knock ye all “down.” HARVEY'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL Beware of draggists or deniers who may try te palm upon | S2CUrS ked, and addressec secording to the ingly made the darkuess visible. But as we} Mayor: Put bim out. sé scone of terrific up- | Syho has sust received ue Oh supe fen Loe AND Zea some Diuer or sereaparilla treab, which they can buy | SHnSS\ooe, of all otyore, thet should be reed by eyiered this hall, and found ourselves on a| To®r onsued, Mr. Sheehan turning fiercely on oreeE: be Breet ene OTe) be) Gheep, by sang its ‘Ayoid euch men. A\ ATs CL renioes, level floor where we could stand without fear | the pretorians, who presented a threatening | shortest not ce and on liberal terms. BLOOD RENOVATER nothing *. ma por ear wt of failing inte an unknown depth, ull these in- | ®ppesrance, and made a demonstration of 3 —Ossters served to families and hotelsaro| Js precisely what tts name indicates, for, while | Blood thoroughly snd at the same time strengthen : that ins ‘g prstesarmcn feelings left us, and afterwards we | Physical force, ceized a chair as an offensive z —— B pey ere ae scalded for persons eat-| ploasant to thet » itis revivifying, exhilarating, | _,One enspoonfa! taken, tt | selves. sooner or Inter, resulting felt as free and buoyant as if in the most secure | ¥e8pon, and holding it suspended for a mo-| “ies ; T.M. HARVEY. | andse the ree teens homing to the viLs: powers map in Inege bottles. Price | and vituntin outh. it iy “ " ue ‘+ _ | and at the came time revivifies, reinstates, and re” Fh the viet ng the matri- lace, enjoying the light of a summer sua. | ™e0t seemed inclined to hurl the weighty mis- NOTICE newe the Blood in al its original purity, and thus | 2&7 pg tian ed ge : ey ' his room may be appropriately called ve at the heads of the civic servitors. Yiold- REMOVAL. at ones restores and rouders the system invuincrable | PP i » BicLean’s Volcanic a. ASSURANCE HALL. ing, however, to the p: counsel of some 1 have removed m toattacks of disease. {tis the only preparation | Ping streets, Wt. Louis, Mes 7 > thi ld, icall id - At its farther end we msde a second descent | gentlemen around him, his boroio mood abated | 4, 351 ¢ gtroct, RAN OFrice fully ‘oombined as to betne ost powerial ten ‘ween 4% and tth streets, imme- out t d came into and he stammered forth an apology. Mayor | 4 ‘thi f the 'N i, and at the samo time so perfectly adapted of about ten “ao soya (sternly): Do you apologize? Me Sheehan A centlnget ell, velar becties stan mot th permes aeeardancs wits the laws of (TRE BEST KINIMENT IN THE WORLD ) iangld sino by As we were descending into this hall we ob- (meekly): I do, your worship; I won’t do it| Oidstand. [no l5-6m] AAC HERZBERG. ton + Soothe the weakest st i a ing all the fink se manhood. at been McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini t, laa ‘Aissdoural 16 te oo, Price Sold also bY BG. Ford, Jr Deng Store, Wysh- every part of this hall the water can be heard " 16 digestive organs, and thus allay al - ‘The euly onfe and certain cre for Cancers, Piles, Ta served for the first time the beautiful white | “tim. The Mayor: He has apologized. Mr. Hy EUROPEA TEL, g her irritation, It is perfectly exhilara Bveliinge end Bronchile or Coitre, Paral stalactiles, completely covering its sides. They beset fae ae EMRICHL. at ute covaer Pane BY sonsiabieg oe a rere Reed Fed of the Baseiee, Chronic or FOR STAMPING tifal . | worshi od 5 avenue and Eleven! en, "Barnet 1 ike. Pegg ees seh “Sonia Sere" ne white as arrest of judgment sued for wes granted, and a nsamante es Can SR tite | {urious consequences, | bc! edy has | Gals Wands, "Tien, Pevat Sot, Caked Breast, Bore 4 PACKET OF PAPER snow, others of various colors, given them by Barney resumed his seat. Sud strangers thas any other public house in the | fy rey Semetmeh ik hl sonne that debility ee oe eaecanieee sevens ar’ lang an poem AND ENVELOPES the metaliic substances through which the car- city, his prioss being loss than those of flows all attacks of disease, and proceed "LEAN'S CELEBRA’ LINIMENT ie bonate of lime passed. This ball was about] New Szpative.—A medical gentleman re- on Penn. aveune, and hi 10d jeed lays the system open to the insidious ped. ES ge 70 MATCH. twenty feet wide, eighty or a eanerod Lose, — mt two be Ind yr eae 8 ae ec. T ber had uaraat er ents of th follow! if ote pion Intigortios, rspepe nd mieary by the eae of this invaleable ren iy. st the 7 ty high. On the northern side, on opgue, after a irresistible pean Hotel havo already becomes very a tite, 4 ‘ight as you enter ina beautiful column, of as | YAMniDg, leat conssiounnens for awhile, bat re: | Ajisrnu gl seat ox be eit wy tee moet fan: pitation of tho boart, Melancholy: AN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT METROPOLITAN it is called, the Fo anet CR ME ee rgd opp roles tion and continued liberal expenditures to give ant- | w etratod, "toe he = SECAWGDEGEE Se BOOKSTORE. NEY. xami lution which had so - | isfaction to all, a: Us renews invitation te Menstruation, iH Womb ORSES AND OTH! ANIMA. This fo dhending againel the sida of the cave, larly affected bim, he found that to 99 drops of alltoive the Buropenn Hotel on. "eta Piste all depen uy Pe a generat debility. “Phis pare, | akcLeans CELEBRATED LINIMENT in te ool PHILP & SOLOMONS, . S 5 , ar le rem and shows about three-quarters of its circum- spi ts of wine there was one drop only of nitra] Fyoors AND SHOES Ta SUI FEE | care tocarons the can Geto rine wed ee ae | Tele ac et ae owe et Gree Aauts fx Lemonade eomoaes Kine Span ference. It is about tweive feet in diameter and | of the oxide of glyoile, which is obtained b TIMES, ho mistake about it. But this is not all Ifthe | It never fu Hg Read, Metrope'scan Mulls, . i encrusted with | treating glycerene at a low temperature wi ay ore ney mapufacturiny all kinds of BOOTS item is weakened we are open to bilious at- | Rene Pe se% ly 332 Pa. av., bet. 9t> and 10th ete. _ Hts ditloit wo believe it | sulphuric or nitric aed. The experimentalist | S3ppty of eaniera mato work of seers stanand | sr Galat Gn Cun cite] 7 gg) DIARIES. I86] Bot a work of art, I think ite name inappro- | conesived the idea that in yet smaller quanti- | Sefpq order, and will tr ith Bealdin : ; od aia , ‘ ‘i i ties this drug would constitute a valuable seda- much lower been rh ant pain | ‘stance. Commence the Year with a Diary. priate, and wil! christen it ti ‘ety for much inferior fs y bet fy ‘Then trifle ne longer with the many worthless DANA'S COLUMN, ive in nervous diseases—and, on trial, his ot Fi wa fered vo you. Obtain a supply of DR. MCLEAN’S C! A valuable Pocket registering after Halstead’s youngest daughter. surmises proved correct. One quarter of a t of Boots eastern ° BRATED LINIMENT. 1c will cure you. tess teoting this hall, and proceeding on- | drop afforded t relief in a cave of neural- | city Zz k it always an sqood eases 2 goes down tos premature ‘reve. Coruez Third snd Piacente Loin Bhs, gtpostas ‘almanse, tan he 4 gia, which had defied ordinary remedies; and | 12 storeand at the lowent prices. “Give "59.08 Bot allow us to enumerate CHARLES STOTT, 375 Pa.av., sole agent in Weshing very day inthe Yenr, cart sccoeet to Fi GALLERY, & second dose entirely oured it. It bh 7 aps-r 314 Pennsylvania avenue, | but we will say in this Cordial and Biood Renova. | #8: %. 8. T.CISSEL,Geergeiown. babes wield e Teocivabie. Don't be of or descepd a few feet, and passing several | been repeatedly used with great s BUN ———— | tor you have a perfect, safe, pleasant and effectua ities seaveaire. Eee moet ird hall. The allery is about | netvous es and dental neuralgi IV} ED T; @ TRUNKS | remedy for loss of Appetite. Piiousness. Piate- ond Genkenhios hird hall The Gallery is about | Nervous movie. seid ile riay, emproaiae af sani lence, weak and siok Stomaon. La : ng twelve ai of the main cave, and presents no ery dangerous medicine 'Pro- Hess ‘of le Leather. Libr Complaint, Chills 2nd Fever, or any Bilious attank S81 very remarkable appearance. The third, or | fessional persons to tamper with without medi- , Tranks. ‘trank' Cor Seine Ailey. ofthe Stomach, Nervousness, Odeon , corner street and ERR WALA, cal advice. sales room exhibits a¢ this time the greatest variety Beiinicis,, Falnitation of the Hicart, Depreauion . moderate i 2 on is . is nearly as large as Gothic Hall, not quites0| \cugarima ‘Rouxp que Boanw A so every acecrig: | ease from impure blood, such as sorotule, : D TEs: wide or bigh, but of much greater length. In respondent writes from ‘Monroe La a fi Li ES, VALICES, ae it that Rie cal oa geet f oa wi for on. oi runving beneath the floor, and by an opening of poker was being played in oar a will a years ago 8 game ; meee eon on the lefc as we enter one can descend to the | ‘is place. Jim C——was in it, and in HENS & CO., ae tees boned to epidemics, change o| eo. > it pleasant. -% ue the contrived to steal the four aces and stream, GAS WS. AME RNt Cee t venture, as it leydhem co his knee tobe played at the preper mar 31-tf San eee, | out Re ah try itor shoud are travel wi irae was rather difficult and quite muddy. Leav- | '* ———————__ASa Te Avenne,_ ite friend ind-ed, as well as a friend’ } I GROTRIN. - . 7 th b the time. he player who sat next to him saw the F DK iy IN & CO. persons of scdextary, habite will ite = 278 avenue. ing River Hall, we rong: move, and slipping the aces from their hiding | {' LOUR 3 GUNERAL S8itmtssion fect proventive of, as Well asa oure for hore ail Ni 1... JusT RECEIVED ~~~ inis quite dificult to pase. We ascend | Pi8ee Put four other cards in theirstead. When wvholoeale in mente which they are particularly exposed. Honoe chee RICHSTEIN'S, 278 Peos. This is quite fae ~ Pa tie fea ns | Jim’s tarn came to deal he called on ali rns PRES OOH ities oo, * SES oo ety Seatjomen, | Graham, or Aigher th p Barry: Of allen, rock, pees @hroagh quite earrow steaats disp eatne Gaaktia ts cate Corner of ist and 5 wirest, Washfaghss ity ards and See i | The above PURE W RISKY. anes ot iu ‘ i tosuit ~< nd; adore al! 5 ag and descend into a A os hee tie po aad brougne =] aneideg lok 19” Cash pad for al! kinds of Grain. an 25-6m beco; will zo through eas being those i Se ba ith heed roof Sosatigss thio sham Tisaing cards on the table, in a tone of " 1s Io AMTRY, si rons period c— eee deseénding'instead of ascending through the indignat he exclaim entlemen, I can’t ui ‘iments 80 prevalent among, the i 1d. 1 Gate. In this chamber the stalactiles disnp- | P!#Y in this game; there's cheating going on.” worl short, ta in hoe sr notes 8 peared, the walls were black, and the floor at will covered with mud. Hastening through, we {077A little boy kneeling at his mother’s knee came to a sudden turn te the left, and leaping | 10 *t¥ bis cvenlng prayer, asked leave to ears oO. id pee Se 444 Broad « 3, Now down a precipice of four or five feet, found our- | saiq: -God bless little Willie, and don’t let the C is ot Streoh ones Ns. ‘per selves at house bara up, God bless and mamma; God PROF. WOOD’s ; = wins and | make my books iar. - RESTORATIVE CORDIAL q v : AND flog! iy aang ang mn Spd G TRUNKS. § BOX e : * BLOOD RENOVATOR. which he: i Toe ; - - po gone aioe. ; if Sold in this city by C. STOTT, 375 Pa. avenes. fo etme Sara, ‘ i j ’ , PAIS COMPOUND 5 @UM ARABIC, the | N ‘ fall ‘thar wicking over iw edge of th | to take fons “but : nd candsine ene =} derierived atten eed 0 Oave. P SESS BET Se ;