Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1861, Page 1

Mites? THE DAILY EVENING STAR us P JBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) 4t THE STAR BUILDINGS, Cone of Pennsylwania avenue and lth st., THE WEEKLY DOLLAR STAR. Evening Star, == It invanably contains the “Washington News’ thar has made ‘The Datly Beeming Star cirouiate #0 generally throughout the country. IJ" Binge copics (in wrappers) oan be procured at the counter, immediate y after the issue of the paper. Prioe—THREE CENTS. BY W. D. WALLACH. farere served in paokages by carriers at 64 & yer, OF 37 cents per month. Fo mail subscribers the price is 93.50 a year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for lees than three monthe at the rate of l2centa a week. Single e0pi08, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. {DJ ADVERTIsEMENTS snould be sent to the office psore12o'eook ms otherwurstiey may noteppeer | = WO%, XVET. WASHINGTON. D. C.. SATURDAY. APRIL 18. 1861. NE. 2.543. cena eS —— ‘a INTERESTING FROM JAPAN. been Com. Perry’sclerk and Dutch interpreter From Pensacola DENTISTRY. MEDICINES. CARRIAGE FACTORIES. 8 during his stayin Japan, accompanied the} The Warrington correspondence of the Pensa- | ————_______ ns Morper or rae AMERICAN SECRETARY OF ing 'y iP! = Leeatios—Fett AND Interestixe Par-| Japanese Embassy, in the sam cola Observer contains the following items: JR. CHAS. R. BOTELER. B DR. JOUNSTON, ticutars or His Deata—Ovrious Conver- | thiscountry I do not wish to oritic’ Se Oe be ee Batak, Commanding | “Having loosted nc pore neath in Washang.- ot eon HOSPITAL Ww. SATION witn ToxxY. less to censure, the conduct of the other Min- rw rtbps Ma heed: tun peeeel, tntaw the | tom, Offers his professions: services to oitt- Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy and oni :! pa] 5 pent (From the N.Y. Times? Correspondent} _| isvers, they ought to know best what the inter- | b thor, his discase was brain fever. On Friday pon of Learners. ia all the, various Effectual Remedy im the World, eB Fheatemty mii Axananr, Yeddo, Jan. 22, 1861. Smateun Tea mecaltnt elt roe ean Inet he was at the yard, nnd on Saturday he was | roseatiy improved ayste ott mt Te ten. | FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE, | Seer anaPue we s be wi . . B. adit wi ol most em- a. 4 I regret to be obliged to announce to you! sione and unshaben. was a native of Virginia, about 48 vears old. He | inont ald experianced Deutists of Washinxton, | LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVEN ung pri the death of Mr. Heustren, Duteh interpreter | " ‘There can be no doubt that a party (it may | entered the navy on the 2d of February, 1520—had | "nd als> with the Dental Collegs of Baitimors, APPLY IMMEDIATELY. the atric and euality of work and Secretary of the American Legation. 1] be g large one) exists in Japan, who look on | been thirty-two years in service, nearly nineteen ery be} _ apo eens URE WARRANTED. " on, combitang lightness, became pet gees — ht aan somites the presence of foreigners as an intrasion. It | of which he was on gen. I believe he loved the | jsfs9 ory to those who will teat his professional | 4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHAKGE, | ¥, was connects wi ie scientific ex, ition is tural they should, and i may bea long South, a! ‘wot ve resign: is native ity. sent here by the Prussian Government. He ati ity. State speapeys ae — —e ant ae _ Ones No. 338 Pa. beh: a between 3th a loth - 7 9 mourn bis sudden demise. js remains are sts., 0 vens' re; open from9a m. Yeddo, like all large cities, has among its temporarily deposited in the old cemetery vauit | to4 p.m. Spl-ec2m | ‘rai Debility, Newvousness, Dyas Lage Oohene population a large number of reckless charac- } to-day, there to remain until bis relatives are RS. | OCK WOOD & DARRELL ARE PRE. | “ Meas, Low Spire, Palpiontiou of the Heart, Tumatucy, ters. If aman of acertain rank gets out of | hi from. Dis ‘ed to insert TRETHon VULCAN- ee Sigst or G D office or loses property, the laws of the] Capt. Jones, so well for known his ardor In con- @ new and improved mode, le country do not allow him to earn his living by | veying provisionsto the fleet from Mobile, and Paddy ee this plan they are com tary Hatite of Youth: 4 Destrnetive Proc working. If he has not the energy todo so in arrested therefor about ten days ago, whilst con- | fortable to wear and much cheaper than any other, hi tices which render Marria, bie, and destroy both secret, he is thrown upon society, and often | VeYing another cargo from thence to the leet out- | Also, Teeth inserted on Gold Piate, and ail Deatal | Usiy sea stindnT ER® MepoMIble, and deviroy ter for Foreign Affairs. He dined there J 4 ime before their prejudices will be overcome. was very serviceable to the members ¢f that expedition, and has ever since been intimately connected with the Prussian Legation here, being # frequent visitor at Akabani, the part of Yedde where the Legation is located. On the 15th of January Mr. Heustren had been attending a meeting with the Japanese 7 Repair IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS. wns efaicing promot Tend careful! Weakness of the Back Affections of the Kid- A A side of our harbor, had iis sloop capsized on Sat- | Perations of any kind that may be desired. Of- YOUNG MEN : 3 long experience in the bi m Z becomes an outlaw, capable of doing any des- di fag lestat th ‘% the Perdid fice um No. 5. in the Washington Building. cor- Eapecinlly. who have becom: iensof Belitary Vice ive goneral saciefaction, and left at about o’clock in the evening. | ,., t urday morning last at the mouth of the Perdido av. and Seventh ja 4m™_ | that drendful hich aunual eps J kines of Carriages and 1 Ws At 9} o’clock the inmates of the Legation were | Persie deed. Very few people of quality go | river. 1 believe the sloop and cargo to be a total A drendfu ch aucunily sweeps |, A! ‘Richt Wacons rept on to an untion exalted salet cut after dark, unless accompanied by a strong | loss. Even the elements are in league with the TEBTEH. startied by a note from Mr. Harris to Count | guard. Mr. Harris and tho other Ministers | Seath exdits ciate ey acai ca Jones ts M. LOOMS, M; Da the inventor and patentee | hive entra: Evlenburg, communicating to him that Mr. | fave been warned, again and again, not to be | here looking for help to gather a portion of the | ofthe MINERAL BLATE ce inch os GS quents Heustren.on his way home, had been attacked | in the street after dark; and cur unfortunate | Provisions. Many persons oan wear theas tecth who by several persons and stabbed, and _request- friend was many a ti urged by Mr. Harris} April4.—On yesterday, at about 3 o’clock p. | cannot wear others, and no persou can weer others ing Dr. Lucini, the physician to the Embassy, | jot to go ont at nigh m., the remains of Capt.O. HN. Berryman were | Who cannot wear these, to assist the wounded man. The doctor was a ready in a few minutes, but as the horses were P conveyed from the steamer Wyandotte to the | _ Persons calling at my office can be accommodated be lon was form as follows: ni not ready, he started on foot, accompanied by | on the vory night after Mr. Houstren’s death, | “United Stare tation weabering about 90, | Sttcan produc, the MIM RT eee ee aa = ameunes oe members of the Prus-| 9 Japanese merchant was assassinated, a short with arms, s band of muste, the hearse contain Tore fully SSTInMIOL. asap sian ¢x) 5 dista: . It e remains, the coffin ‘shrou with the ooma in this city—No. ‘a. Avenue, hetween As soon as I had heard the sad news I went Sardis Ge eps That tea pr United States flog, and the cap and sword of the ba and 10th sts, Also, 907 Arch etree! Pains tothe stable, saddled my horse, and armed protect foreigners better than their own peo- deceased laid thereon; on each side of the hearse | >! 00 15 with ord and revolvers was soon at the ple. Intheir houses, and at daytime on the were five pall-bearers, among them I only rae American Legation. On the way I noticed . f nized Col. Clayton, C.8. A., Dr. Garnet, CLOTHI vG that my horse shyed twice; the cause of it I| 1iree Ay bettas gp Firuo Stent danger for | N., and Capt. Brent,C. 8. Nj the Rev. Dr. Scott NG, &e. found out only on the next morning. A very é in surplice, followed by about 100 United States : : = place in the streets, and at night the houses of | sailors from the Brooklyn, St. Louis, Sabine and | 4 §() £ad sight presented itself now to my view; on | the Foreign Ministers are guarded by several | Wyandotte ; the Naval and Marine officers, from the floor of his room poor Mr. Heustren lay | hundred soldiers; and when, a few days ago, | the U. S. war vessels off the harbor, among whom weltering in blood, several Japanese physi- : Mr. Harris had an audience with the Governor | W*8 Lieutenant A. J. Slemmer, of Fort Pickens; grave thousands of Yourg Men of the most ad Derillian rs ellos. whe smigtes herwise wen REPAIRS neatly Cone,andall orders prompt F 5 en “haa Carrinege eaten e living lyre, any call wit <- — CASE. . MARRIAGE. ch ead aera SEO ee SONS, or Young Meu contemplating Mar- of physical weakness, organic debility, ily cure; Cure Coush, Cold, semes: elf under the care of Dr. J. may religi- Suanee, = i eee MF suor an a gentienan aad coutdentiy mass of the Threat, Relteve the rely upon hes skill physician, ‘ackine Couch om Consump- OFFICE No.7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST. Br left hand side going from Balnmore sree, « few doore from the corner. ‘ail aot to observe name an umber. Letters must be paid aud contain a stamp. DR. JOHNSTON, Member of the Royal College of Sargeons, London, gradu. rom ous of the mout eminent Colleges mm tne Comed in the am the greater part of whose lite’ has been spew ; : 1s of Londou, Parse, Phuledelphia aod’ elecenere, Gif neglected * that wes romchsai Ty, “ fi fin he ines sua | Ont, ‘lisy Pulmonary and Bronebis'«tritation. | ei tiat, trouble yp 5 Throat, (for BROWN’S | which the s apouce? SEVENTH STREET. 460 » bein rmed ai bashfulness with frequent blushing, attended kneeling by his side trying to cl the military officers belonging to the Confed. r SAP: Povite tne | Sisely oe Ccrnomemeat of minds were cored Wwe | op ocaes | naving made e- Sai eians kneelin, y bis side Tying close 8 | of Foreign Affairs, the Tycoon sent him an es- ng e Con! era\ . invite the | “* vO perer.’ . ghestly wound on the right side of the ab-| cort of 50 men from bis own body guard. I exper oe bps aaah nee is “A qui nie ait Young ane saan tikes tee inc bys | BROWN’S| ,“ 1 soommend their ase to Pratic men. Another American gentleman, Mr. hope Mr. Harris's fearlessness may receive due bringing up the rear; then followed Fp ‘con. - t h Reeeces _ Sa or ee Seen ee TR |SP8™™* REV. KE. B. CHAPIN, ‘hn Wilson, beld bis head up, anda few Ja-| oredi Perhaps he may be the means to pre- | course of citizens, the whole forming a pageant | want a nice Shirt and a pretty Tie, No 36 be oa ie asl if not cured, OCHES, rept ocrvico ip oubduing Hie panese officers stood near vert a bloody, and I think very unjust, war | solemn end imposing. The funeral service was | euth stroct ie the place to et thom. the iB ye bots wind and | BROWA'S| Nase.” REV. DANIEL WISE, Dr. Lucini and his party had not yet ar- | against this country. read by Dr. Scott, of St. John’s Episcopal Church, | large stock of SPRING HATS whisk t eter rived, ond therefore we turned by the road me * Almost and the remains of Capt. Berry"nan were laid in| 1" 8t25 per cent. below their actual valu y aitie whee at eae my eo} TROCHES | greet Treating peculiar the vault to await the action of his family. Every | {iese whe want to travel, I have just recoived a BROWN respect due bis station was paid to his remains by | jj + 4 ae SARTRE which I thought they might bave taken, met them a few blocks distant in the street and re- Diazorican Ovtrace on Seven Youne V. A. C. EGGLESTON. , —— : ing | SCHOOL GiRLs.—A few days ago a complaint | the officers attacued to bot Governments, ere nd ek from 91 5 to $8, atl y { the Digestive F TROCHES| “Contain no. Opium. of ing Cee ene, Cee Ln EOP | wat lodge ok lh datentiva odin Bi a calle: | tio We Informed, 1s to be com. | Hints, or Capa, thers. 16 no" pinae a hare ae ag | Dehisty: Symptons of Consumption, Be vais manomn” "DR AA AAV Be, was je wound, watch had ce woot, | tan against & mika who, it is alleged, hes been | maaded Ly the Birt Liontccent ier the frigate | buy them as low ax at the People’s Clothing Sturs, | be dreates— oes BROWN'S | Boston. erates taeca caren a in the babit of deooying young girle nto various | Sabine, JR. AU. Mullany. No. 460 Seventh st., opposite Post Office. I 3 TROCHES | yoy mzle and pleasant combins- ee English Legation, who kad places and by force comimitting outrages upon | ,,Lisut, Slemmer looked Object en seaterdey at) _mari¢-im No 460 Seventh et.. het. " be ak at'n later moment, assisted in the opera- | ‘heir persons. Shortly after the above com- 3 oy arees On, rene SUTRA i 2 RK. G. F. VOUS DERILITY.—Thopeands BROWN’S OR. 6. F meme <™ LL & CO. f their declining health, L. A. BE | © Benes Tame rieetasie ete Wei, eustomers vous sid emaciated, having’ FROCHES) “~ Benefois) in Eve, and strangers, that they have removed to No. 36 e eet, cough 4 tion, owing to his notoriety. He was dressed Jon giVeR| quite plain; bis face was not so plump as it ap- pears in the pictorial newspapers : plaint had been made, and a descrip Fg cot alpen ig a to detectives Elder and McCord, another geu- Seventh streat, bet aK ° BROWN’S| Mr. Harris, whom I sought now in his room, beers ennai, alter ee Hae hase at rtoerved a new prt . DISFASES OF IMPR UDE. CE. tints | TROCHE | wsmave steed them exoeilent for . in givi i i * t . LO’ 5, NISs GOODS wi d aud imprudent vo; jeasure finds OCHES : cqemesenstegeteds nk beatae I hecaet daughter, aged twelve yeurs, had been vie- Ch. Farre’s Champagne.: TRUNKS HATS aad CAPS, which we offer to eds of this paiutul divenae, st ; bree REV. Rw. WARREN, how this affair occurred. Mr. Heustren was | timized by the same scoundrel. rel very low » ‘ces. Cal! and see us before buy- caged | ‘The above officers took the matter in hand, 4 = bea Poop ere, a6 we know that we caa sell you “ Beneficial bd pompelied to idii i ii is ¢ gvods at less than any other store in the citr. TROCHES | sufering from . rain emake a by and found that accused would get in front of a = ‘ A. BEALL & CU, Clothiers, . is ; Beep him titing BROWN’S REN: 8. ANDERSON, horseback. Of these, one rode in front of | >¥ilding on Broadway, and watch until come} ¥ —— Me mar I4-Iin No. 361 Seventh st.” bet. land K. long Leger er ‘ be aa ‘ little girl came along. As soon as she got near Y ae UST RECEIVED, a lot more of the celebrated in despair leave humm wi . TROCHES 4 Hoares- him, whilst the two others followed, all car- bin it teak i’ shout th * 4 : TEN GENT TIKs: alno.n very large lot of alling disappotmtment; or by the ness itabon Oo! 2 rying lanterns, 2s aleo did the four horse-boys | »1@ Ae would make some remark about the | (en i SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOUDS. —hasten the coustitutional BROWN’S | 90m P that were on foot. About half way between | P&®aty of her dress or hat. and induce the} f Tiss | TRUNKS. HATS and CAPS, at the People’s ons of the He =RS Akabani and the American Legation, in a little one to enter the place under the pretense ~ Clothing Store, No. 460 & = st +P - c TROCHES Prof. M. STACY ra Grgeet oe. somewhat narrow street, this party was sud-| ‘2&t one of the ladies in the house desired to : &y ities | (ifice, betweou is Siscovered country from whost beuzne ne tn nanowire qT of Meme,’ denly attacked by seven or cight Japanese, | ‘ke @ pattern of her hat or dress. The girl, Pe a Nae ARRINAL OF SPRING AND DR. JOHNSON’S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC . a armed with swords. Some of them knocked | °f ©ourse, would innocently go with the man, r MER CLOFSING. FURNISHING . WBAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY TROCHES) “Great benefit when before down the borse-boys, extinguishing their lan- and on getting into the upper hall the wretch 3-B SLONINGER &)C0., No. 460 Seventh st it Om | | By this zreat and important remedy weakness of the organs BROWN’S pptatier prenghing.os . 4 + _ would there accomplish his hellish purpose. No.7, North Charles street, Baltimore, are speedily cured sud full vigor restored. Thousends of the [think they will be of permanent terns, whilst others fell on the Yakonnins, and To the surprise of the above offi tl ‘soon | Having been appointe Agents for the wale of the <a = most nervous and debilitated, who bad lost all ho dy two atteoked Mr. Houstron from both sides. | {aud thet there hes bong a noer Tha enna | puces breed ot” CHAMPAGNE WINE. “offer it been imme 3 aoe ne kRY, ROWLEY, A, M. e, rel ‘upon it eri lo Pree. thens ‘eur. The latter gentleman pushed on as fast as Be young girls made victims by this man the reputation® it hae ‘already. acquired ‘a our ¥ oe ,, . BROWN’S sean — could, and had soon got clear from the assail- * : s1¢ | Southern cities. A Tre and Weakness or Eahanstion of the most fe : ants, as suddenly he exclaimed, “Iam wound-| Yesterday afternoon detective Wilson, while Besides ortaining a first-clase Medal at the d hind speedily cured. TROCHES Rr ewelear sey a ed, and feel as if I should dio,” and glided to | Pa#ing down Broadway, observed @ man an-| Prenoh Hxhipition cf 1855, Mt. Patre hat been 2 oe = Is the only known and ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS ee . the ground. The Yaskonnins assert that two a seeniticn end tock we incense ty ed Purveyor to the Courts Spe P best artic'e to THE Many THOUSANDS cured st thie inatitut y ie ly. io was taken to the ice headquar. OSA exterminate ears, and the wamerous unport Tails one rode to toe Attereea dtm: | tere, whore detectives Eider and MeCord' sls | ESinEMEN'S INSURANCE CONDENS mone pa. | Sacer areteaginy bean tee SS ee . oot b felt satisfied that he was the person. The fact E oF ~ Garden’ Worms | ¥'ch have appeared again and agai belore the pul UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE & PATRONAGE call for assistance. After he had ridden = Wat T At lide Gziest Guo aoa madwikaawe io tka WASHINGTON AND GEOKGETOWN. ‘Vine Bugs, dg. cides his Stauding aan gentleman of character aud responsi ree Ere Eo pear ate! _ eee parents of the girls, when he was taken in the Capital cr 2-$200,000 It contains no sed leaned J est ener FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES, Deded th ten fence aud. preceeded Jin foot | Presence of several of thoin, all of whom recog- poems eccaceses a ia RIN'S : Dn. J. H. McLEAN’S CLERGYMEN, LADIES, ant CENTLEMEM ~ i i 5 ‘a st rt 0 world Lestif; efhoacy i Pociaens ohed ak Se SOE Sone, 1 Sec co eacegad abo ils denier ooge | en ee or dont of Girard ; Daree STRENGTHENING CORDIAL | pror’0 J. WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE, nearly half an hour alone in the wand being nized the villain that he made tn onset a anes - h a of Phi sdeipe AND BLOOD PURITIEK. and gentlemen of the Press are wnanunogs 1 unable to move; that afterward the Yakonnins | }* ie tee Btn et INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY j ‘aad Chariy 10 THE GREATEST REMEDY sn the WORLD, | praiss.. A few testimonizis only can be here chs ter | Bim and commenced beating him right and Ihe Bparth . pats dc iospital, , - roomed it will ben ‘tle for retarned, placed him on a wooden shutter left, and had it been for the interference AGAID LOSS BY FIRE, . ¥ and the most yon ee ae ror wore,aad it poem ea ater Ree rete Sin tle oF detectives Wilson’ rod. Mier tho fellow Dinzorons. Ferct “Ea North Seoont Deuiciovs axp 47 Wart Stzer, New Youe, Deo. 2, 18. + “Wh = ‘the di ros had finished the dressing | Would have been pretty badly handled. Gee. Chocmaker, (onnel Rajfern, atreet, Philade.phia, and for esie in D. DELIGHTFUL Gentlemen: Your note of the ¥ of ie woued ‘Mr. Heustren seemed to fears) rly last evening Justice Quackenbush and Fecha Jones” John D. Bar i a little. His face, at first collapsed and ghastly As nt District Attorney Anthony called at soub Gideon, Sth wae ¥ 9 a. BY o bee ved, saying thet you had Sager idee $ CORDIAL kad been benefited by the usect Wood's a BEWARE OF RIOU I he f g M EVER TAKEN. prorstive af requ fang my certificate a headquarters with the fathers of six of the "hos. Parker, {7 Remeber to ask for Schw ‘ 2 . no objection to give i pal : —— enki teal ae rt and affidavits were msde against the Noctis Palicion: lnniag Powder: we ; a Ht a strict z I award it to you cheerfully: beosuse It it ia which ae ‘given to him, and he ex-| 2". He gave his name as John J. Harris, JAMES ADAMS, President. 3 : » . 3 . . js | but afterwards stated that his right name was on, and with proper precaution he was put to| “8° ®nd & native of Philadelphia. “He has bed, covered up nicely, warming-pans were been aclerk on one of the Mississippi steam- ma 15-6meo pe rm, snd inclined to curl. Some five or Apri G. Davis, Secretary, 00 10-e06m $ 3 tinoe it began to tura gray, “ crown of my head to lose Wood and Coal. A No.1 article of WOOD on han, prepared to TOPHAN’S . on loneite Gae iandraff te form upon it. Each of theee Dock, Bi Roe: sie MANES, “af a fuieat Shoe, Boome? Aluitios increased with time, and about . . ~ fourth was added to them. by . A: 0 > riila, Wild Cherry since a fourt Cond ond ry placed near him, and his extremities were | D0*t, but lately has been attending bar at #} suit the wants of each oustomer. Wood sold cord | 499 SEVENTH Staeer, Was: Bari, and Dendeiian oe sho top ot may —= rubbed with warm cloths. It was resolved aie — seat of ht oral oie ae nen length also, or in any way or any quantities de- | Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute of ; oo eeknths nplenanat predicament I was induced to : ath hi essed having been guilty of the outrage, and | sired, sitimore, Noventher 7, . ve, ats time, acd Mr: Wilson and I should ans | Mill wndoublediy be sent to Stato prin, For | "Ary coat hp nea! Mowset,ereene befoedo | Also, Medal iy Sirol NichanioeTnetitute, | SSE MM py evita on tbatetay hat std ‘oper Donestorel No We as = alternately. As the immediate danger | ‘2¢ ®8ke of the parents of the children, we livering. casi 7 ‘ original r except from dves, I was, ho 4 them 7 : nger | refrain from iving the names A likeness of} {>> 2,240 Ibs. to the ton. 1am constantly making, and always bave on hand, ° reatly surprised to fine, So nee | seemed over, I ventured to Akabani to feich §. A 5 T th beet mate: very description of dintitts spirit, and the | Les only, not only was the {piling night-clothes for the doctor and myself, | th ™8n can be seen at the police headquar-| {[> Personal attention to every orde ine Hole Leather, satehifele rome renevating ihe aystex, | but the ‘oolor was vertored to the gray hare and anda midnight I returned to the American | tet*—V. Y. Herald. fi T. J, & W. & ree Fintvon Frames” S5E renering Gh ick, eu oring, at blued inlet Pyne a ree my Office 282 Pa. av., between llth and 12th sts. Lad a Realth and strength. on my , VOry m Legation. 3 7 i d , &t whose solicitation I i to try Sias! I came only to see our poor friend ex- You arg a Bricx.—A certain College pro- by Sg eg ri of Seventh treet: Vv P. " m Viper the among the many —y~ i to ire. Toward midnight he became restless, | fessor had assembled his class at the commence- a co aes : drei Pollit a . D, = her sex, 1 stro iy repomment ol 5 who esired more wine, also some water, requested | Ment of the term, and was reading over the list SCHENCK’S TREATISE ON CONSUMP. School inerdered Li example, and use it if growing gray or rd afterward to be raised up, his breathing be-| 0f names to see teat all were present. It ONS Read jor of charge st ge oe At Low Prices.” rere s fully, EN. A. CS a came rattling, and a few minutes after mid- | chanced that one of the number was unknown JE ae is he ‘Sohenck of Patiadeiphie Members of Congress and travelers will please tees ta the Mond, Palpitation of J, Wood & Coa prosdway. NJ A night he breathed his last. The Abbe Girard, | t bd srs having just entered the class phiet giving & full description gzamine, my stock, before, purchasing elsewhere | Sr weight ia tbe eb, Sour Eructatiens, Chek a re am no who bad ‘arrived at an early hour from the} “ Md 23 yest ahi! — the profes- | of ti tate of the Lun : Superior Leather and Drees ‘Trunks made to | Srfeeguag Feeling when is Stamston, Ala. July 2, pata wie gpeerny bree eer sara ime nie ae You ae a brick oh ran tne atdctll swer. | —— : Trunks covered and repsired at short notice, nate} os wg ee ag Spire” Frighifal Fema = <2 <n 2, oon +4 Sr Ce ee a OOMTAE INE Hi ciel wuld the crotmose: Melt abit ook —The undersigned bei Goods dsuverod frog of chargo to augytpart of the | Langer, Daspesdercy er thy sorvets diskess, meres e} | Penstorative” has done my hair so muck good aines Communion. Sur, 1e_proresser, | arGng ubiic th h Age stock “Georgetown, and Alexaninia, Rietches en tne Skin, 20d Pe Cutie known to the public of its effects onthe hair r. Wilson and myself remained in the | of his chair at the ape impertinence, but MO ENT: MBS, HE. i 1ye0 JAMES S.TOPHAM. re great. A man or woman mer benearly house during the ight, partly for protection, | tot quite sure tht ho had undorstond hia cor. | Awa ua tire si Ph. dmipin TH ERADUEAN HOTEL, gern wy £.| ace ao Utah eae LON BOTTLES wy utc aren aout fin Be y ges : 2 ie0) PEAS . . mi 4 y ae hear ide hen renin ot beetle designs pr flan ,,£ did not exactly understand | Hew sty iso! 4 Bie Maniels. ‘fable 1 T EMRICH. at the corner of Penn. all in giving entire antistaction, -W miata ody ype dg = A ; n . 4d, Stone u off treet, 8 % Wa... A a am eenances Two acillees wore site “ You are a brick,”’ was again the composed | proimpt'y attended to w y rently improved recently and'now. offers, will cure you? Ry h the above tf you uke. By w gueit Lo’clock p. m., the Third Governor | TePly = bas inducements for “3 parronsee, © ty = the tmmedi- | publishing in our Southern papers you will get for Foreign ‘Affaire, Ogeon Bu zo no-Kami,}_ ‘Chis is intolerable,” said the Professor, ["PORTANT TO HOUSERKEEP are eidg lass than tedee of Ooo ote rece | Hore patronage South. 1 see, several of Zour cer. arrived, and received Mr. Harris’ permission | his face reddening. tect young man, how E. R. DURKEE & €0/8 at d aan ez impaired by cleknoss, the anil aaibie, : | paper. W. H. Kenmpy. to see the body. He seemed greatly moved— | You attempt to insult me . BSELEHOT SPiroms. able T t arrangements of the | Sten ia restered te ite pristin: WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIV! rather am unusual thing for a Japanese—re-| “Insult you,”’ said the student, in turn, as- @usranteed not only * | Knropoan Hotei have already beooine very popu MARRIED PERSONS, Prov. J. Woop: Dear Se : Havin . the uested to see the wound, which was shown to| tonished. How have I done it?” ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE, | tidioua “Ene propeiater padres warertind atin: | SE gram, avcacions of inabalicy from wha » Sill | The effects of the yel.ow fever, in ‘New Oniear im, and gave assurance that no pains would ‘Did you not say I was a brick?” returned | pat ent pe, frésh Spices, selected and cleaned | tion and continued Aberal expenditures to give sat. mot 1851, | was ind o make ® tria! of your ra- spared to discover and punish the murderer. | the Professor, with stified indignation by us expressly for the purpose without reference | isfaction to all, and thus renews hie invitation te tion. and found it to answer as the very thing interpreter who remained with us was| “No, sir; you asked me my name, and I an-| to cost. They are Lenutilully packed in tinfoil, | ai! to give tho Ruropean Hote: a call. de 4-t1 necded. |My hair ls now thick and glossy, and no Oj ay in the United States better known | *Wered your question, U. R. A. Brick—Uriah Fe are fa -weight, Wile tha ovdinery ccs nd TAKE NOTIC tothe: listad cache treasure’ Fume Soumeost jonooky, ie an Brick.” i * e ines I E NOT! e 5 under the name of “‘Tommy’’—the same who Reynol s Anderson Brick. pices are aimost invariably short. We warrant Witt. ‘Take all kinds of Virginia money for 4 7 Waues, ‘. i - | “Ab, indeed'’’ murmured the Professor’ | them, in point of strength and richness offiavor, | book debts and for Boots, Shove, and Trunks. All a ‘The Restorative is in bottles of three pecemegunied he Jopeness Suheaey to Week sinking back into his seat in confusion. ‘It NYEVOND ALL COMPARISON, poraons indeled to mo will please call and settle ee * Ww xis: reg aay ilar per bottle eae ington. A aes ensued of rather a wes'a muisctaseption on aay cart. Will you | “Est seuredoair ye? Prove, up. or t shall be compelled to xive their accounts Thddinese, Faloting, and cll diasasee incidsas ts Pama int, and retad pence lar per bottle; peculiar character. = into the hands of a collector, 4 m jonst y= ' 6 the lessoi -_— : § By DURKEX & co, S. P. HOOVER, Iron Hall THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT the small, retails for two per 3 bags oan ayer bat was so kind a man, une e nm, Mr. em r fos .DEW.t as 1 Pearl ue ee _ Fine eee aie ison Halt setae ow lager its lars holds a guazt.4l per gent. more in propor “I trugt he is in Heaven now,” answered I, rere ee Mee ae ; com of “0, L WOOD & CG. Propristors, 444 Broad eatly astonished, for itwes the first time | A Ipnomrro Cu cH CRREMONIAL.—The Giron br rent wal Hor vent or tale. New | 1861 Asso _1861 yer New York, nnd Lie Market street, Bt Louis fon a Japanese — of Heaven, or of any | Chicago Record tells a singular story of Bishop Music received from all parts of je connery week- Commence the Year with a Diary. » 14 pect endure A ted, McLEAWS | Sold in this o ty by C. STOTT, 375 Pa. avenue, future state after death—indeed, on any reli- | Philander Chase. He was about to consecrate | ly. 306 Pa. av., bet. 9th and Ink ate, A valuablo Pocket Gompanion for registering COMDIAL will mate thers yistand robust, Deley | _ 82 27 coly.alw gious subject. achurch at Waukegan, Iil., but having writ- Y. = eyents past. present, and future; containing rates | Det ® mement; try it, and you suucineed., iis €o- READ. Mr. Wilson said now: ‘Tommy, do you re- | ten the deed of consecration just before goin; PLAINFIELD ACADE: en Ganunan. Po, oi postage, manac, & blank space for memoranda | “ious tetare, AUTION Peavser fol’own member how kindly you and your countrymen | into the church, found his hands soiled Thictieth sonsion. stwonty, weeks.) commences | moat aantal auramary of onan cen east: iit | _ Beware of Uraggtou or dealare who mty try i» pale He were received in America? and now they mur- | ink. He did not observe this until he entered | May 6th. Number of lade Ji es) ble. Don't be with you some bitier sf sarsuparilia trash, whieh ABRAM COLE, der one of our countrymen in such @cruel, the church. = neg mone of the clergy- | E Cthinofhoo, Tok ble in ed 1 Ene ro uetut lite souvenirs. ‘The mont eomplete, ~ 4 Foows citizen there, cold-blooded manner.’ men present, he as him to bring hima ood House April ut ever issued ,com- - = 1 4 Tommy replied, * Lt is very true, there are | bowl of water and a towel from the vestry, he | 4p. m., or addres: ESL AIS preine twee LLINGTONS Rocker: lea, sma etrengtben the oyna. many very bad people in Yeddo, who at night | being too large and unwieldy to go there him- wale Saban und coenie 3 Odeon Buliding, corner of;43 etreet and pee: land Fever, Yelise Foon be has be make n the streets very insecure.” self. The clergyman ventured to suggest to} ™*%colm _—- Cumberland cove IS TT) jeun. avenue, leis bouies “Price | "GEO. W. CROSS, of «Bat, why,” continued Mr. Wilson, ‘ why | bim, sotto voce, that a wet towel would do as ILK Ronee MOUSLIN ROBES, LAWN RE OLD RYE WHISKY.—On hand severa ly 1 per bet -H.MCLEAN, | eruption on bi neok. shoulders, 4 = ROBES, BERAGE ROBES, 7 Par 7 Cordial; whic co it one third of his le allowed well, and would be less noticed by the congre a rand of Pure Old Rye Whttky, Copper Dis. are so many people allowed to carry swords, " A Weere sell: t half their inal price Al bs i ‘i the parts affected covered with # scab, tion. The op looked at him over his erre jing at hal oir ori; i tilled, made by the rosé reliable distuliersin Ponr~ r? who, whem drunk, are apt to make very bad | g#tion. P . of joods of every devor:ption we are still aciling | sylvanis, Maryland and Virginia, warrauted pure. often ® raw sore, of use of them ?”” spectacles and said, ‘‘Sir, I never wash with a | at Our stock is large and well assorted in | Aleo, importod Hrandies, Hennessy, Ouard, Du: and distressing. “Itis true,” answered Tommy, again, ‘ [| towel.’’ The setvices were going on, notwith- | every de &Co., Jules Robins, &0. Also, Posoh aud 3 ‘Appie Volcanic Oil Lini to unfit him for business # : i ion i UTCHISON: : iment, medica) aid he took liked it much better in America, where even | standing the commotion in the chancel around | _!°?! ae eee ses LAL & pute Holland Gia, old Jamaioe and St ERT LINIMENT IN THE WORLD) UPON Eth Ce ee Government officers carried swords only when | the bishop. At last the senior warden cf the TAYLOR « BOTCHISON a var MPO! A 3 : brands. A choice lot of Cigars nad ‘Bo- Tetegeand Desncht . *. Penta which cured him. His skin still ehows % N ry - 1. rt ro] h u on duty, but our Government cannot take their | Patish—now decoased—was obliged to go out | “Wound oall the attention ah aaa, Tro our | 890 YOUNs ® 2 ‘OUNS «KEP AR wArentay or S t some soars from the ulceration, bat it is otherwi«s i le | 2nd bring a bowlof water. And by a singular | stock of SEASONADLE DRY GOUDS, compe. Penn Ba alee tek juees Jonata, Ce pore vee hg Remsen ese the whole coincidence, just as the officiating clergyman | ing some of the newest and most desirabionn arta L!NXcoun AS HE Is. Resp eras Fecthache, ey ine, o— “But, T » nid I, “ this is giving out (according to the rubric in the | t’ns.of the season. Our stock of Domestios, Linen Sreet Excraven Portrait. ee, Burns, ‘Sore Throat, or any infrrnmation oF A severe ect in on jut, Tommy,”’ « » ‘this is not a good ms aud White Goods wil! be found very cor plete, The best Portrait yet published of Gifference hew severe or long the disease cough, which soon fo\lowed state of affairs; will it never be.better ?”’ consecration office) ghe 2ist Psalm, 2d— Snd will be offered at prices that oannot fail to cive | HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, (with. whiskers,) xinted, MEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT (6 | tkatle symptoms mption. W has It will never be better,” was his answer, Pe ee in Innocence, satisfaction W: aps At FRENCH CHSTEIN’s, a certain remedy. ler! ogmmenced tak an AVER'S CHER less our people get up good colleges,where ee ae eee es Nee ee Tovasacis of human beings nave been sxred s life of le RY? TORAL, which soon rtoppes the cong i things and ty read the the Lays dipped his hands into the bowl = Grepitude and misary by the use ef this in washed tl vonete KOR THE SAL END RENT —Trade supplini ntiow prices." _mar7_| "cL BEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT em. Some of the people of the pa: ~ . ‘5 Prepared ty DRS. CATER & C¢ 2 stare’ . i to thisday think that this w part of the o OME-MADE BUOTS AND SHOES, almest iy, and it will clean, rib Bibie, met Beard ®J2-) ceremony of the consecration eax 508 Perna ranges NO H Lapin’; Misszs? ap Cuixbpun's Wasa, "POR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS. | \"@6-1aMAL emuors. = Nae j mperial soldiers were present, and ma 2 wee Norte igen is witness to conversation. jcLEAN'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT AMAR, MOTT & A —| aed ROSENTHAL, sat Folie rane eee ERENT tech ely cate | By iB YS-AT-44¥ the | )\PAGNOLIA HAMS No, 16 Market Windgallg, Sylincs, Uonateral ry g : As may be expected, the sad fate of Mr. po for the exclusive drink of | ML i GNOLIA Hams: | =et-eo _________Pa-ev.. bet. sth and Sth sts. _ | It sever Sone, Ment, Fellovil, Hemstren bas spread a dark gloom over the | McGood the magnificently fu editor of | We are now receiving our first Nodes NVill pragtion in Renaing Sores, or it Fr apply of Magro- VE. cE &CO. EON | Epraine, Braise, Serater, Bedale selene of | aN ar ican ere iets: | A VERY RIORERINGE & cO.MELODEON Scien ogee coerinee | Sota fox corner Verme i * Coilar Gails, Bor jounds, a = . Seslinn dy iesacuris3 prevails, and walsky, tir in well one spoonful of whisky, then ry corner 15th st. and Vermues if j Paani dee i Sai deo = . fiji doec a ome i ei ay the of France ‘and Holland add another pint of whisky, beat carefully with a - at a Piasice several by rar a se ell have already retired, or fre about to retire to swith weld salt tal the oo ee Pokideiate Soar ct ci Orne, SPECIAL BAMGAIN, IN TWO PIANOS, i Seen bt Reka CB2e" | 3,000 1. on his post, sod with him Mr. Postman, : two strobe Bal tagatexe ecole A, for eals or reat ven ety Caner hind sad Pinta tea the, | Ale. and interpreter, who having already it, Between E and F ets. im | fox 306 Paav,, bet oth ind lap ate, |. OMARhE lessegerey, tO, eennat