Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1861, Page 1

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ILF" Apventise«snts caould be sent to the office before 12 o’nock mfother wise they may not appear Until the next day. Ebening Star. vo, XVII. WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1861 Ne. 2.497 — Elegant MEDALLION. .........-----S8ets for $1 Elegant RIM MOSAIC + +. Sets for $1 Elegant PLAIN GOLD —_..,..... Sete for 81 Ladies’ GUARD CHAINS... .for $1 Ladies’ CHATELAINE CHAINS. for $1 Ladies’ NECK CHAINS...... for $1 Gent’s VEST CHAINS, (10 different -for $1 LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE, consisting of TABLE, TEA and DESERT SPOONS, FORKS, CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS, CREAM LADLES, TEA SETS OF KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER KNIVES, CUPS, &c., &0. Also; A‘Large Assortment of JEWELRY, which ‘we oan sell at 50 cents per article, r asl am, pay avisit to Bedstone. Ha! ell, this ¢s strange!” - Aslight noise at the. window had caused him to look suddenly in that direction, and to his wishing an immediate out fit supe- ments, ex at this time, all aalities 7 88 poriewe S ar in vari -olothing of all kinds, Kid and other best quality. » Ties, Cravata, ks, Hosiery, &c., &o. All of which we are offer jae ot our usual low prices. - leg i is msde to order in the most > ead manner. WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,, 16-tf 322 Pa. avenue, Gee Tepe HORLES C OTHING STORE, ur .| - ING, "FURNISHING ‘eOdiae tA TS and GAPS, 2 6w W. MERCHANT TAILORING. E Invite our customers, and citizens general- ly, span Inspection of our a es at rortme: GLoris. CASSINERES, DORSKIN a: hand to turn bis modest capital to account. Being, however, so y , of — oe and sanguine temperament, he it not some time hive realized the ubdesieabloness ot : his position and prospeots, but for the light t surprise, almost consternation, he saw unexpectedly shed over them by the dark, | tbe handsome and excited countenance of Ju- sora eyes of Judith Morton, adamsel of | dith Morton just above the dwarf Venitian about seventeen, and the daughter of Joho | Plinds—the dark, flashing eyes pap aif Morton, a statesman of comfortable means, | into the office, wherein she yot, he observed, with whom, whilst his father yet lived in re- | discerned nothing. His sudden aah up putedly fair circumstances, he had een on revealed him to her; a kind of wild le of terms of sweetheart intimacy, or at least as | Teeognition glanced over her features, and in much so as some half a dozen other bovine | *70ther minute Judith Morton wasfaco to face youths whom Judith Morton's handsome per- | With Richard Penson—she, this time, the sup- son and comparatively cultivated airs and | Pliant for favor. races attracted round her. The first time Miss Morton was habited in deep mourning, ichard Penson met her, after the final wind- | 24 her appearance and manner evinced muc ing up of his father’s affairs, he was so thor- | {¥rty and disquietude. Hastily seating her- oughly made to understand that an idle, know } °lf, she drew forth a sealed packet from a (eicoeraiecton, — [Siietlelaacee tects | MISCELLANEOUS. CLOTHING, &e __| _CARRIAGE FACTORIES. | _ EDUGATIONAL. i i i t by a pistol shot; ding to : 1AGE 7 PanALe EDUGATIOR. alized, Powe wag ana of Weatmon | rath ay 5p rte everng One Dollar. fears Te, «| Wien Reena (Ty, RN small village of Bodstone. on the borders of | tive of the assassin, as the deveased'r pockets $1—s1—si—s1_si—81-si—s1_si_si: | flor, Goods when every bods 1s orying hard Limon. GARRINGES, much as int Rene emma, thelr physical trainee Site Hither Qader who called Rat: | whl acnng to wuter and intr pee: | #1 S1—S1—S1=81—S1—S1—S1—o1—e1: | set Se fn WE esses | Maree, fae Ase, Rey ce QM | Spleen errata een land; but long-continued ill-health, the | PriJ, Tecenily arrived from abroad, had been! youg CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF | cpposte’ Boat hBMITH'S, No. jasein” inoss, we fatter ourselves taat_we Know MR a’ MRS. z. RICHARDS)» death of his wife, and other crosses and losses, | fally committed for spectrin mie pete JEWELRY Naw iAP SNE TAILORING. Job, oombising lightasss, comforted dasbat | 22" — Sirah Ai a oer ate) inte atte tame ge | vn one ron one ou.an, |New ARM IA cam | Fah tans cmt | crap gpa twentieth year—in little better than insolvent | St#ted, of great personal attractions. “The SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. A » STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylva- Ro! ee The : Fe Pi ryan er ok nits SogeerSge | uh” mud Fema eoug | Etat CARBUNCLE.-—-tnu br tx PEAT cy eacttsrine oan |, oaiaeae caus PEN, | Muna. cres it kitnae tory and rather bookish habits, had never been | 7% es 5 aes ee a cae wious enough; | Fiorent LAVA. Sets for $1 of their friewtn'sind customers: Qu 90-tf | ap 27-diy Resse recently by Sylvester Boot, Eag-, of much use upon the farm, found himself, | iat How comes it that both jealousy and plun- | ivan CARNET — Sots for $1 | (4ENTLEMEN’S RIAG The couree of study pursued will after everything had bows diopooed of and ali | Gorse yoxen of ue motives for the oxime? | Eimwast SET ot peepebty is j NE spy.wape GHOTHING. | Tae se ber faving adaitions te ai | the, brauches requisite tse thorough ii pur ’ 0! iN" Cir i destitute, withel, of skill In either bead or | Money and watch weremiasing, T'mast even, | Eleseat CORAL aud GOLD. ——--Setafor 9t geaoy etal CEST NOE EMER | Rewr mative t now Soaired, aie p> here his facili mir ctaees e a all wing, if 7 ition to : LAlEiSiee! Oarracesuad Light Wagons Kept er i i Y Uy gitended te care andailorders promat Jaren etngncses age , Rev, Dr, Carriarga tateg att DF. ailing fowls: DENTISTRY. pti pia ies toc i eae Sateen DES. 08K ¥ 00: *& DARREL: ARE PRE- = . Ta, pared to insert TRETHon V. AN- Board, with Tuition i . BASE, a Peer [eat | mod giver ite sanual session —payebie ont camaats: vance. I When made on this plan com fortable to ‘wear and mboh el “<4 than any sine, is and Languages at Professors’ prices. Den ‘Also. ‘Teeth inserted on Gold Piat all D Operations of any kind that may be desired Of- fice Room No. 5. in the Washington ey) le ja E 8, GS, OVERCOATINGS, &c. which we =i make to order in superior style at very OW prvees, 2 ALL, STEPHENS & CO., ner Pa av. and Seventh at. Cure Coush, Cold, Hearsenass, In- i ; ig | large reticule, saying, as she did so, in reply to 8. oo %-tf _ 322 Pa. av., betw. 9th and loth sts. TEETH. ness of 0 ‘oat, Relieve the tl a ply 5 of the at he oe Eben: bocrat a Tela eee oer Penson’s questioning glance at her mourning ‘ BOOKS_BOOKS. = — = — LOOMIS, M; Paine TEE tor aad patentee — ‘ dg xmr the next half hour was passedin mental debate | dress, “for my father; he died about thres | CLOS'NG OUT OUR STOCK AT A GREAT GAS FITTING, &c. tude personally thin con tte ty SRS © Gaterrhy Clear and tere” as to which of the three expedients for ridding papery era siding i rocket or paroal siwnouas Siac ar SiBERE AND Gas ie ee oat persons can weer these teeth who Pe, CH Stremath to the voice of : . - - - in her e gazed fix for @ moment or Selling for.........0..0..0.004 Li cRS GAS F 5 nnot wear others, and no person c&n wear others C uv himself of hateful life—hanging, drowning, or two at her astonished auditor as if to aaeertnia $1.25 BOOKS Selling for . 6 to 75 cents P i ee who cannot wear these. 4s ~ Ui sihGte pate a »isoning—he should adopt; and he at length i i ii 8 : J. W. THOMPSO 30. Persons oalling at my office can be xcoommodated a decided upon almost as desperate a leap in the | if the influence she once possessed over him | $2 BOOKS Selling for. . = SECU | wath ball tes puaation ol esiet aoa ta theur | with any style and price of Teeth they may desire; | Chachr “Garment nthe Rook dark as cither of them, by forthwith ‘writi had been weakened by time and absence. NOW IS YOUR TIME {ull assortinent of Fixtures, necosmart te its intro. | but to those who are stionlar and wish the pu: which in the begining would yield to a senta teen toa London attorney, whose advertisement Apparently the scrutiny was satisfactory. A TO GET one JARER CLOSETS, ROT WATER srtcen grodues, th MINERALS PLATE: will $ jonchia Trockes went ‘om cot 4 sqfting forth a willingness to accept an active, See es Cee ne taaoed talhen BOOKS and JEWELRY BOILERS, it more fully warranted ents, allay Pulmonacy ent Bineea ase ITCHEN SINKS, PUMPS, Cast FER PEE NDR ere ec PAVE W asi ERS, RUBUER HOSE, &c. ‘ Having superior advantages, with practical krowledge, we are prepared to introduce Water into ts dagen with all the latest improverrenta, Promptly, and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy. 269 Venn, avenue, no 2-dtMar1_bet.9th and lth sts.. south side, A F WM. T. DOVE & CO. RE Now pro to oxcoute any orders with which A ing yored in the PLUMBING, CAE SR Rea FITTING {LJ Store on Sth street, a few doors north of TERRRBE TPR eitinrea snes a at XTUR ES. Mt EAS. ia Z-ly clever young man as articled clerk, at a mod- erate premium, had strongly arrested his at- tention the day previously at Appleby—that he should be in London for the purpose of having a personal interview with the adver- tiser as quickly as the coach, leaving Appleby on the following morning, would carry him thither. Three days afterwards, accordingly, Richard Penson presented himself at the at- torney’s office. at _worthy’s business lay chiefly at the Old Bailey, and he was rightly reputed oné of the sharpest, least scrupul- ous practitioners that classic institution could boast of He quickly discerned with those keen, vulpine eyes of his, that there was the stuff for aclever fellow in Richard Penson; and a bargain was finally struck by which, in consideration of the greatest part of his cash, and his services for five years, the young coun- tryman assured himself of board, lodging, and ooms in this eity—No. 338 Pa. at 9th and 10th between fidence in the tone with which she said: ‘I am sts. Also, 907 Aroh street, agg here, Richard Penson, to retain you profes- sionally ina matter deeply affectiog myself, with the full persuasion that spite of—perhaps in some degree because of by-gones, you will not fail me in this hour of need.”” Penson’s heart was in his throat, and a few broken words could only gurgle through to the effect that he was soul and body at her service. The prideful smile shot more brightly than before across the path of the temptress, and the voice was gentle and caressing which re- lied—‘‘I knew that would be your answer, ichard.”” After hesitating for a moment, she took @ note from her purse and placed it before the wonder-mute attorney. It was a Bank of England note for fifty pounds; and in the ex- citement of his chivalrous enthusiasm he re- jected it, almost indignantly. LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. CALL EARLY AT 476 Pa. Av, EVANS’s, 476 Pa. Av. fe 13-tr a BROWN’S| whan the eke RL, Tareat, (for he) ia . TROCHES| perer.s ™™* ™* eR BROWN’S |g"! recommend their use to Pusiic TROCHES) | REV. E. I. CHAPIN. BROWN’S exes REV. DANIEL WikE. | ay TROCHES | ea tlersm"t Tels te yg |to Actin.” BROwN'S | A°HEY. A. C. KGGLESTON. nav Es. 1st, Boston, “ leasant combi: - TROCHES | on or Coxenn gest a BROWN’S 6.F. BIGELOW, TRoCHES| * Beneely ie IW: LAN plia. ——————————— TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ——————— ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR D. B WASHINGTON Snanche “a Ladies, Call Early aT SIBBLES ORIGINAL $} STORE, RIDDLE’S ORIGINAL $1 STORE, 2 PENNA. AVENUE, ENNA. AVENUE, CHANGE OF HOURS. Onand after SUNDAY, November 25th, 1960, the trains wili run as follows: ss LEAVE WASHINGTON: Firat train st 6.208. m. Second Train at 7.49 a. m. Third train at 3.10 p. ma., Express. Foorth train rip m LEAVE BALTIMORE: First train at 4.15 a. m., Express. Second train at 8.358. m. ‘Third at 3.10 p.m. Fourth st 4.41 p. ms, Express, Additional invoices just received of New and Beautiful Jewelry. From Our Entire Stock CAN TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR, ER FI WY g sre tatters pate Sr ouving, Wad 4 in store, and are _y receiving, FIXTORES of entirely New Patiorns and Designs and Finish, superior in style to anything heratetore offered in this market. We invite citizens penerel ly to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water ot ut indigna: ui ixtures, feeling confident that we have the best | ‘The first, second ‘and’ third trams from Waeh. | BROW “1 have proved them excslient for all salary during that period, and his ar- Nay, nay,”’ said Judith Morton, “you must selected stock in Washineton. on ec ‘ ae 4 —_ = regi > Deusen book reat accept it. My father, as I told you, is no more, ‘All Work in the above. lite intruted to our care | WEtC2 Comnect through: o Philadelphia sud New@ pTROCHES| Wuorrine Gonene ind I am tolerably well off,”” adding, with in- me. we to his new vocation, and ultimately became > will be promptly attended to. The second and th ird connect at Washington Sv. BW. Wanker. i i i MYERS & MoGHAN. Junction with t for the West, South. BROWN’S| | ‘ noted asa keen adept in the, tortuous, shifty oy ple steal atts lea mar 5-tf 278 Datrest, Northen aieo, at Anua ig innétion, for in | eeocsee & ah eetonian em ear » practice so highly appreciat y the class sf . SNYDER, DApolia. ¢ Nortoi 6 the 7 40 a. m. tra. EV. &. J. P. ANDERSON. eid with when ke had chiefly to deal; heer oa done apg llega dis sqrt erie 1, FLOMBER AND GAS FITTER, | , fot ie accommodation of the way travel be- | BROWNE Leeks, though I do not believe he would have lent DKOE ORT himself to any decidedly unprofessional ex, Has removed lo the corner of Tweilth and F sis, in which leaves He is prepared to introduce Water and Gas upon by Judith Morton, who, having unsealed the ee anne so kee Boneage TrRocuEs| _ “ Errecrvat. in romeve Hoares i tile m. nese and Irritation hrost. #0 dient, dangerously near as in the fervor of his ae Ps Pa cence, — ergaetees GENTS’ V sue co ee Te Ga syicdas the &.10 p. m, train goes to Philadel- | BROWNS as pechensm tess ag J o! le] made in the case o arles oe, VE Hehas on band @ lot of COOKING and oth 4 1 bens apy pees ree ned planar nestles Harpur, of which you have doubtless heard.” SENS: sats es NS, STOVES, which he will sell leas than cost.as he} 2° wd T. H. PARSONS, Agent. | TROCHES Pref, 0. STACE ff nnn marr 7 The attorney’s countenance fell as Judith pro- | GENTS’ SLEEVE. DA TTONS and STUDS, Wishes to get rid of them, ey = Se BROWN’S ‘Teacher of Mame, anarks the limit which an attorney may not ad tbat einan/@adcheduseassn ae ne SEM ELIS BAS PERO) — FRENCH FLOWERSOF THE VERY BEST o College. overstep in defense of the most liberal and in- | "042° rt nstened to S8Y— | RINGS, RILVER PLATED SPOONS, OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER eae Se SS ies TROCHES| “Great benefit when before teresting of clients. For the rest, Richard Tt is not, you ii find, for his sake that I'am | Gog ETS, CUPS, &c. - apex se, July 18, 1860, at wag oO zo ., and after promcovst es ther ptarant Penson was a fairly-conducted, pleasant, com- | “biclly benoit ene first you must read} bverything in the store new and porfect, and NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN, Tustracree- | no tt 326. hotw. 9th and With atx, | BROWN’S| Hosreeness, From their wi anionable young fellow, except when, more those papers. wi & and take tea while you | guarantied to be such as represented ably to the provisions of the ordinance of the Gor. } 1 thin bey will permanen! Freshly primed than-usual, ho got maudlin | 4° %, At the inn below, where the coach | Ate zt fend warranted to brtha sane gualicy | Rowton approved May 12,120) the undersigned a | WY ATCH REPAIRING ANDSILVER WARE | TROCHES| vantage (0 me. ROW LEY. A.M. about Judith Morton—her ‘charms, caprioet, | topped-;, I shall not be gone more than half £4 retailéd from five to thirty dollars enolt on pr porimont Ofte ee OF ee ees and MANUFACTORY. BROWN’S| President of tions College: Teun, = Lo gy ber ge of the for of eruelties. «A detestable infliction, I well re- iar and aecertain the accuracy o| anember, were those obliging confidences; but “rested so slightly upon my memory that the sole and hazy impression I derived from them was that be had been jilted by a handsome ~ Young shrew, who, most likely. on account of er brimstone temper, had not yet obtained a husband; when Richard Penson finished his time, and inscribed his name on the roll as an attorney of the Court of King’s Bench. Soon y after that event he left town for Westmore- @ land in renewed quest, I had no doubt, or his eld flame. I neituer saw nor heard anything f bim again till about three years afterwards, I have ono of the best establishments, and fur- nished with Soompiets set of tools for repair. ing every description of fine Watel ad articular attention give to the sam iggy competent workmanand a ie Ww. YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR, REGARDLESS o¥ Cost. As this great sale continues but a short time, persons desiring to supply themselves with Jewelry t these unheard of prices will please call early at °" ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE, 302 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets W. RIDDLE. I> Remember the Number—302—as we have no connection with others, professing to seil at our Prices, in this city. SHES ¥ Bh Sate Wty W: - eri ITY. FIVE CEN A Fir ai deliy 'S.HE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE. TRIESEMAR, 1,2 ge pe me Patent of Bi |, and hy KS ais of the fzcole de Pharmacie de. Pits, and College of . Vienna. or Far unvafunbie ir exhimastion and natorrhes, and al! physion! diashilities. No, 2completely eradiontes sil traces of thoee aieeoeen thal have been hitherto treated by the nae- seoue and pernici--us use of copaiva and cubebe. io. tirely supplanted the injurious uae of morgurg thereby Inwwreng to the sufferer spoedy a The peremptory manner of the young woman forbade reply, and as soon as the street dvor closed behind her, Penson addressed himself to the perusal of the depositions. [t was some time before the palpitating bewilderment of his brain so far subsided as to enable him to distinctly seize and comprehend what he read: but professional habit at length resumed its influence, and by the time Miss Morton re- turned he had thoroughly mastered the case as far as it was disclosed hy the depositions. ** Weil,’’ said she, with becoming calmness, “your opinion upon this sad affair?” “There can but one opinion upon it,” Togistration of'any gas metar in use in this city.” Every meter, iffound incorrect, will be conderoned, and another, sealed and marked as true, will be set init« piace. If proved to be acourate in its moessurement of gar, it wil be eesied accordingly, and gente pat are for use. Offices No. 510 Seventh street,(nonr Odd Fel- ee NCHAI ES W. CUNNING IN jy 18-tf _ Inspoctor and Sealer of Gus Meters, y K ruaran . every descrip ton of standard SILVER a'n and ornamental, mavufsctured under my Own supervision, which my customers will find far superior in quality and finish to northern ware sold by dealers in general snd represented 33 their own mmanfectare. 0. HOOD, ee 238 Pa. avenue. near 9th at. FST FANCY 60O0Ds, ES. TU SUIT THE TIMES p One Price Onty, At STEVENS’S FAN RE, no 22-tf 336. betw. 9th and Ioth ate. G..0, DEMUTH & CO, Inporrefs%2 Wholesale and Retail Deal- HAVANA CIGARS, FOREIGN vENes. BRANDIES, GINS. &e, No. 40 Nonrtn Cuagues Street, Received this day “5 invoices of SILVER- WARE, consisting of Breakfast and ‘Tea Secs; Card and Cake baskets; Patent Sirup Pitchers Butter Dish ruit Knives; Tea Rais Forks: < relief, eperaing ail impurities, and rooting cut —When I met him just by the Great Turnstile, rs < a _ | Table, Dessert, and 1% Spoons; T: Boxes; Five doors above Lexington st., $10,000 venom Ot dine. cand E replied Penson. ‘The fact lies in a nutshell: | s; id Ss 3 Ni 2% > F a TRIESEMAR, Nos.t, sre f qin: but so changed washe that I for che! met the deceased at a farmer’s dinner, Rulvoscin cots ond Tingle: Kelves ana Vorks, ta | eee __ = ane Worrn OF BOUTS, SHOES anv TRUNKS, | wy form of & lozenge, devoid of taste” sae oe a me moments vainly cast about in my mem- as to whom the pallid, care-worn, poverty- ‘ken man, whose proffered hand I mechan- Of all Styles and Qualities, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ON CosT, Store for Rent and Fixtures for Saic, sets; loe Cream, Pie and Fish Knives; breakfast ud Dinner Castors; Double and Single Baits; a large variety of Plain, Chased, and Giit Goblets, Cups, &c, All the above articles to be sold with- and oan be carried inthe waistooat pook: and divided into separate a a wrnlasered Velpeau, Lallomand, Roux, noord. AND GEORGETOWN " F PEOPLE take not 48 it will be to their interest to do so, that atter whie§, both being elevated by wine, WASHINGTON Harpur took offense at something—it is not n " pal for #9, i os ted what—that Masters said respecting you; | &o Price $3 ench, or four casen h held in mine, could be. —- reo | Outrenard to origionl cost, at from $1 to @Hvand | We G READS COMPOUND. SYRUP Gt | All the Stock m & Po BOOVER’S STORE, | saves $3; and in $27 oases, whereby there it & id, with | *24 # violent quarrel and fight ensued. Three rm * : "and | LIVERWORT. for Coughs, Cold Tron Hail,embrasing every variet Ing of 8, To be had, wholesale and retaal, of Dr. 7 "ge atiange ee mo 7", ho said, with | nichts afterwards Masters is found dead, with fully 100 per cent, ase aan cae oe Group and other affections of the torpat ent chests of Ladier’, Gents’, Children’s an BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street, New York. full, wintry smile. e voice, and a pecu- Py € b6-tr allet through his brain. James Blundell, 8 respectable man, whom I know well, swears positively that he heard the report, and about ten minutes afterwards saw Harpur running 302 Pa. av., bet. 9th and lth sts. also his SORE THROAT PUWDER, are two of the most intallibte remedies of the day, and no family should be without them; and besides, ther are go cheap as to be within the reach of all. We do not expect strangers to believe what we Servants’ SHOES Also, TRAV-' ELING TRUNKS are now being sold, cash at creat s&crifices on usual retail sellingipricer, indeed much below original cost, The attention of the public is solicited, as great inducements will Immediately on receiving & remittance, Dr. Barrow } the Triesenmr to an: world, fecurriy peaked, — oe seeesding Stee in” ng of the 3 A ET a amy be jeadby north-country accent, enabled me to do so tantly; and I blurted out, ‘Richard Pen- ! But, good God! what has come to you? by, you look like an old man !”’ SREAT SACRIFICE! BARGAINS" = BARGAINS": i bj edicines, consequeut- | be made to purchasers. broken down 1% F from the spot, not far from which the body was| | Having my large stock of Clothing damaged by | Write in recard to our Own m 5 4 x ' ae | po ; q “TI am one,” he answered. *‘ Age isnot al- id 4 be fire and water Iast week, 1 will commenoe this day | !¥ We refer you to the fullowing weil ‘known gen- @ Bove comprises & large stoc ms “Human 5 . 10a! ways truly seckened & years.” ge next morning found—his face, clearly visible Ge cusuienea tay eutire stock sogardines of cost, tlemen's certificates, which can be seen atthe rug It ie hesutifully ilvustrated, in the brilliant moonlight, as white as chalk, and holding a pistol in hishand. There can where the articles are for sale; they say they = ity French aud American Gaiters, Shoes, Boots, —* C., are the beat Cough and Sore Throst Medicines} T! je Siz fOr Indios and centlomen “Surely,” I said, after aslight pause, “that r reutand tho Fixtures for sale, “eld craze of yours about the Westmoreland and solicit all those that wish to procure a COAT, . they have ever known: ron Hall earl . : be no doubt, therefere, that Harpur killed the PANTS, Rov. Jax H: lrown, Rev. George Bildt. é ik, either 1m whole or in baring the fruition spitfire you used to talk of cannot have made deceased, though perhaps under eircumstances } at jess than half the oricinal PR T, ey as Rev. Samar ‘Wilson, Rev. Wm. A. Woks, part, te sale. To any one de- a ste if act phostad in tens, Gatener such a wreck of a sensible man that, if provable, might reduce the offence to | early call, as the stock must he xold within 10 days, Sirous of entering the Root, Shoe and Traak Busi- | sting 2 ens Se ev. Wm. A. Srively, Rev, John Fole: ev. Jax. 8, MoMnrray, Reve Wm. Ro Milla, Of the Baltimore Conference. Each articie 25 cents a bottle. “ Wholesale by W_ H. Read & Co,, Druggists, 63 roadway, Baltimore, $ At retail by R. S. T. Ciscel & Co., Druggiat, Georgetown. Charles Stott, Druggiat, 375 Pa. avenue. Wm.8. Thompson. Druggist, Fifteenth st. and New York avenue, Washington. hk John KE. Bates, Druggist, ‘Navy Yard. ja 29 im E BUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY P, ICH. at the corner of Penn. “Certainly not; or, at least, not in the way rou suppose. But come; if you have an hour ta 5 , and will stand treat for a fow glasses, @] will tell you all about it.”” “Stand treat for a few glasses'’’ The hot blood burned in my cheeks and temples as I echoed this sad —— of meanness or jegradation from my former acquaintance; but ange did not appear to heed, er ae callous to, the implied meaning of the exclamation, and —mpon my stammering out that he was welcome JONAS GLICK, No, 274 Pa av.. betw. Ith and 12th ets., fei3 lw Washington, D. ©. —— OO EEE ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF GOOD BOOKS, Just received by = *®RENCH & RICHSTEIN, 278 PENN, AVENUE, WASHINGTON, athe Olid Wore. by Kredrika Bremer ; 2 mo, cloth; price $25), Que of Them, by Charles Lever, paper 59 cents, neue ¢ f.om the Sea, by Charles Dickens, paper; cent ness tis affords « bettor opportunity than may ‘ain be presented. ‘ersons indebted will confer a favor by promptly calling and settling their aceounts. in7tf mansiaughter.’’ “You noticed that the man’s watch and money were not to be found?!’ said Judith Mor- ton. “ Yes; and that is certainly an odd circum- stance; but probably, as I see is suspected, they were stolen by some person who discovered the body earlier in the morning than Blundell and the constable did.”” “(Is there nothing which in your opinion af- fects the credibility of Blundeil’s testimony?” FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES 4 rN : id Eleventh sirect, has been ‘70 MATCH, igot as many glasses as he chese to have, he}. ot tially; to be a there ear: Slat Saenger Rta Rad poem ved recently and now oft “a Prightened up into a kind of sickly gaiety, | ., ‘tare been ill-bi ood between him an Mas- | ccunistonrstnretor srante Pro Hohe irducements for the patronage of-oftiae atthe on ing ‘‘I was always a trump,” and led the 4 to atavern in Chancery Lane. There, aod at su uent interviews, I was made ac- uainted with the ae strange and warn- macy. Much of the dialogue, which he had - id ters, but the fact cannot have any weight "Not if strengthened—made weighty?” « Not if si wei 2”? in- terrupted the young woman with mageustive emphasis. “TI do not comprehend ’? stammered Be tot nd strangers than any other [aay house in t city, his prices being less than those of any otver botei on Penn. aveaue, and his accommodations for te or transient boarders unexception- abié. The ber arc restasrant arrangements of the Lis ote! re iy ‘come Ver a far, being. all that can be desired by the incst te tidious. Tne proprietor pledges unremitted atten- METROPOLITAN WHISKEY, s BOOKSTORE, > _ PHILP & SOLOMONS, BEDS, BIRDS FOR SALE.—1 Fave just re- - et aceon aesormmeer es ros fe on re of German Capa-ies, Englis: ac) Birde, Phrushor, bull Finches, Gala Pinonee: inets, Sky Larks, Yelow Hammers, 1 have Eeoguas! | eR RS jocaw and tenderness for repeating, he had Richard Penson, after absence Agents for rence’ s mt Popes, freon and grey. | have Mook- | tionand continued liberal exsenditures te cise ce, he itan Belles ec. L—~- Penson—greatly startled, as id me, more} ing Bu Red Wing Black Birds, Red Birds, | MOUS? resp) th ure: ite, “4 st ty oe pony an, of net than words. . Doves, sod Bobolinks: Price 25 cents to 850 C: on to ali, and thus renews his invil on oo 332 ‘and 10th than five years, revisited his birthplace, by ber mae ‘ to give the Kuropean Hotel a call. de4-ty “You must then, and tho. ly,”” eaid es Sathish dns, Sol Pa Sradeoese DIARIES. 1861 ote Wane Sabie 1861 — pane Fete view still single; and sh | Judith Morton, who was now death ly pale, ‘‘or | the Capitol gate. fe 9-1m F YOU WANT TO SAVE THE UNION Commence the Year with « Diary. ; as when he Bad last seen her, He soon | 2othing effeoteal will, reas done. ‘Thar Citi DON HOTEL, RESTAURANT — ? Pim eV EY ad A valuable Pocket Com “ ? OB- i, however. that it was quite out of the ido tae soul.”” to inform eR sae the put lie 8 eae. Fie aah dno poe “Draw your chair eloser to mine, however, | 5°2¢rali e has taken and fit th wo will serve to on at the, x mani hi = Teatat the southeast corner of Sen. svenue and Kixth street. He wi!l stall times be supteti us Sat wee (ADRS ast Re GARE. ns weilen OYSTERS GAME s:tvother 168 of the seazon. fe 4-im TOPHAM’S GBB -neuron TRUNK MANUFA RY, that I may speak the secret, which will place me in your power, in @ whisper: it was [ slew a a eaven—you!— je. “It is true, and therefore possible, as you shall hear—but first let me ask you this ques- tion: With all my faults of temper, caprices, voxations, follies, was I not always a truthful that she should become his wife—al- it the refusal was this time more gently in- ited than on a former occasion. Acco’ to the gossip of the neighborhood, one Robe SS ea) senior, secon for a loeg time; but somehow the affair seemed as faroff or farther off than ever from @ & matrimonial termination. It was also re- rted that a former oe Charies iT hus meri patel re peep . ‘eters Ing peaided: fey are only scalded for persons them saloon, ‘T. M. HARVEY, : In order to reduoe our ‘4 ovine §0 Tosi D!*F''¢,, Ww) a2kh Get ern ety me, plies, we wil day ui ?, i continued as ure at the ‘entire stock 0 ‘DRY GuODS 188} a TER arpar, who bad emigrated and |” “Certainly; you were ever sincere and plain] 499 SevzntH Sraxzr, Wasnixeron, D.C. | Sf mand’ "(mids met Tee ane Ree eure ate cash. : we wilt GEeArE: 3 fer ocot. off greatly Pop evening _— ee rar spoken.” ap ee Silver msdpelligore, November #.inoh stat of NEW PAWN OFFICE. than cost, Mouslin, Bette Sad eee Reka gta pirehamed oF ae to pay a visit to England, and of course to : : Also, Medal by Me:ropolitan Mechanios’ Institute, E. WARD, in ET 9? juyers would do well to examine our stook be. | 800k Westmoreland. Thus admonished of the folly The frozen pipes of a cooking range ex” pachingtens] Guy 1852, rt or Clothing, janpaotolt informe Se fore purchasing cleewhore, as we are determined to jas e of farther indulgence in bis dream-fancies, wean house Point, Ct., on Friday. Mrs: | Tam constantly making. and always have on hand, | Origin Nee $e tee ela ND, PAWN | offer creat eee TY LORS COTCHISON. Penson turned his lingering steps, first towards and lrer two children were knocked sense’ | __ of th material, every desoription of gt h ote, joors east of the new Cen. opening . The was 2 complete wreck, burning ie, Leather, tral Guard-hous Will be at sil times | %@. @- LAMAR. Morr. = A rd Spin ers od iteelf, +E roe nag. wgetbey ettles, and hot water, , Prepared to wait on his patrons with promptness AMAR, NOTES AUTEY, 7 ly he paca far pa ed as ‘Liverpool, being thrown in all directious. —” : Wook Bs, ant Pate ‘Dry Goods, Clothi Mockim L ry — opened an office in Scotland Road. and dili- A westerly current and a westerly Packing Cranks. ioe’ ‘Weois &c., Siways on hand st privale sale. in ~ gently strove to edge bimself into, the legal | Daving almost, constant! a oCanvgg Traveling ds landscaped 2 x Eee at Sy Poems; eloth gilt; 88.4) 4 Is Mi J sx Easiness of that flourishing city: The result sifations, were unebied to Ge ie om wont tas dt Low petted fle, Be, LAPIES THICK WINTER BOOTS of Kid | spi; iio, ihe Gal «re on Lelie; 12mo., oloth portrait; luth ult. Members of Congress and travelers will please | jrutta goed. aad, Vs vet. Trimmed | | q . and Ike Marvel's Woke ered rec erence | Meats hea mer | Semen oa ame EW. | You wa MaomanmooaT | oaicttactnmar iy, Mets lings the whole side of a room is covered with ce je to | where in tho "i iSoentaa calling at the PIONEER MILLS ‘cor PRE : ~ them. A large number of people wear two at «| °"Trut s covered and repaired at short notice. TRS ic Ws ket Bp r ond! Conat, (GEO. EAGT. jn? Sy Avena, LI The South Carotton RS guasirer fey ieee eer a | Lndiee aod miaees Eat ectheioen eect Fity—ouk. oplit, aul delive AND COLLEGE OUTFITs to ee . very stringent wfor the jab3-1 = ia a pens ~~~" | the Pioneer Mills a tnal, aad be satiafied, — ° | ‘Youths’ and cessful breeders of that very interesting animal.— ly for = ir me tandy Caniidlgave Mtv So wn. nts pernone save your mone. "nue 708 Wave & ebavoe te ve an = at. tty Set fn Since, wi 'eina to the ‘ ; fens yrearse GREAT BARGAIN® IN 60 sae en Gl nipatan 7 the yond won 2031 Pasay. betmenm ith ona th a GIN BARE a c omer .__| PRUNES OF OUR OWN ImroRTaTION fo12 306 Pa sth A bene tar tend cmon ed hha ri gas Srey tac 7 8v., bet. 9th by Tabor, but 1 wa found here wen Saeecine : ea {U printer, and never bad been in tbe Penitentiary. KING & BURCHELL,