Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1871, Page 7

NT We TERRIBLE z. TRIAL OF MRS. RUTH. Homeho:d weceipes. THE TRADES. STEAMBOAT LINES. RAILROADS. eS | ee | Asorakn Hecmersea Saysane ctoteuve | A New Poem by Longfellow. A Wrestle With Niagara. — nds of meat add four tablespoons, not too RemoyglaaMes ied Gare, an (TS® steamer annow (From All the Year Round.) ‘ull, of 6a’ Et a2 4 ‘ix tablespoons of sage, three table- One hundred years ag. and something ‘Steam ‘Louisiana avenue. Orders WILL LEAVE oa The flowing entries are taken from the | spoons of black pepper, and to fifty pounds of ‘24 st. H.R, Capitol Bill, and at "sw wpe ty sure aeree te tae iene anes tlong the brink | “<grzted an ev Meorrpaicinsletter about Waikes.| 6 pata Magis Grey atwesir tnt. teata Xue good | 4 WNING AND FLAG DEPOT. Rast 300. m.. for MOUNT VER ~ eg oe Co of the rocks, and opposite the American fall. | letters, Wee Sept 1, cook of a neighbor; “I just season the flour well mee et a eS he sign, The ground ‘must have been about the same | Saw him on 16th, afternoon, between $ and 4. | that Iroil the pieces in, and when the lard is hot JOHN C. ° bo tes lined ee Sap Set pepey —5 ai q | height as the opposite full, but owing to the im-| Saw him 8% o’clock—remained tili 9.45 Sept. | [put them in and let them cook very slowly.” wap itrwagd, Sow eg Ry HOMA® STACKPULE, Capt New f——¢ Surveyed at leisure all her vari rms, mense hill down which the rapids rush, it was | ith. Played enchre—“Cinda.? ell, I tried that way and thought it not so ‘agou Covers bt 1. TL JAMBS SYKES Gaooel Superintendon’ Nouthweatern cities, Hise can. her bodice: her shi nfolded acme. powible to distinguish any object the sige of a | Oh! God that I were dead—Put not thy trast peat tae a ee oe — eo Eiarect ope rR ee, “ocle BEW ¥ St splendid condition, and the td bali resolve eh he waa ~ HF meee se - Au rather damaged by the lapen of time, Sst, now lt ves potuted cutieee Lana hriae ey we eller Nag tem Sy en tras | lard and butter: was hot ‘and slightly brown. T F, DES¥osggy REE ACH BAKERY, LL be her fee middle of the rapids @ huge log of wood, the drowning my burning cheeks; how my fear me = = — of ay torn ueene ee . 19TH Stuer, WEAR Pa. Bravenet years Uelore, and. pou ie or Slack spect, | sche deception, “AR how cat yom chek kone | turned ‘and then were soe dows and wtishe’, | elebrated pep p ime Leh pli nd This, after some observations I perceived to*| tor forgivencas? Can it be possible you could | andthe flavor seemed Past on the eit ce | gre) 616 ea move. It was a man. Yes; he and his two | have forgotten mo for such a length of time? | more year ake ee are Pretty quick but not | | lepot—Velatt's © Spe sun's companions had, on a previous night, been row- | Your punishment shall coms when you least | €?0ug! Ld iney ae th of a - with the ing about some’ distance above the fall. By | expect it. and from me. Confidence ace ine Brown Breap. Tiree ciduatts Of good | eM OVAL. ‘Company for New York. mating Sine Means or other they had ventured too near | trayed can never be regained. Ah! throbbing | ¥¢llow Indian me: pints of rye, sift sor hie | fr from the abore-nam>i cttvee the rapids, and lost all command of their boat, | breaking beart, beat on a while longer, yout atid one See captal OF nice ee eee ol aes ot ee ee ere and had been buried away to destruction. It | term of trial will coon expire Miler Mules en add one teacupfull of molasses, two | business, No. 1623 Pennsrivesia a: | and SATURDA TS, 3p. A thin slip of s gut, ibe s new me was supposed that about a half mile above the | Miles, abs from the desthe et tay wat Tenet ing spoontulle of saleratus or soda, haif a betwenem 12th and 18h stveets, ny Wa, Gre Sere tote rounded ings be-sut fall the buat had upset, and, with two wretched | to you, come. to Mec.“ languish for your lowe, ety OF alt, half'a pint of boiling water, | where he is prepared to attend ro all orders | men still ¢ to it, went over the fall about | Ah, for your heart that had not a thought that | OF it two quarts of good sour milk,or enough | jz, ‘his line of bucine-s. euch as BELL HANGING, | Thoegh pow in mean bore re ° third : ; n to stir easily with a spoon. Pot it inasmall | 100K SMITHING, LIGHTNING RODS. SPeAk T hong’ Seen, tan chased or ten o'clock at might, while the third | was notmine. Darling, darling, I feel to-night ilk pan, or in a brown bread kettlo, if ING TUBES, &c. ‘Jobbing promptly aiteuded ty : Siiucheg ceed termed eens” man Was driven against thislog of wood, climbed | as though 1 could lie down at peace it it were | Ik pat hee benny Nakata alasden, | Ail eotk dont tx the bet meseer oe bones mane ch . ASW INGTON, December 38, 187 y And bathing upon itand sat astride of it through the dark- | down by your side. You that never deeelved prec fase yas Sr es oye Se neti: | Cale ts copmention nas cuaeed cebnee of Hae. TEW EXPRESS Lin | SHING. * Et wasa pretty picture, full of grace — ness of the night, amid the roar, the turmuil, | me I have sufterc enough to expiate the | ately hotoven. After Feimored from the | wabk. HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS and VA. a RE The slender form, the delicate, thn face: eu of ts tapi: : Nees oven, let it stand few hours to cool, and com- | R\/AEE, BH BETWEEN j oe > and the dashing spray 0! ap: er mes of anation. God have mercy on me and “ Pr PHILADE? pai 1 VA WASH | Pore cen be 3 crossed the river, ascended the rock by the | temper my chastisement mence cutting it around from the bottom, and | "4 +hare of public patronage is solicited. ae ay wart sre now ru railway, and burried to the spot, where Ltoand | “Went to bed at2a.m., Sleep uutitS, even in | you don't say {tis the bert brown bread you | Arnis SOBNEIDER. a ee | m ; | him so neag that I could almost ‘distinguish his | dreams imuginatic oneane ever tasted, Twill acknowledge Lam no judge. ENTS AND AWNINGS. sailing ¢ays from Plor No 2, North | 4°55 $52" s* countenance. He was then lying along the log, | her in his arins occupying the Aw Economical BREakrast.—If vou have a T Wharves, Philadel ery WEDNESDAY aod 4g | grasping it with both arms, ‘and appeared ex: | (syne erms tinge’ Gb Gee ~ {ox dite Of meat oF two or three coll potatoes —- SATURDAY.a. 1 | austed to the last degree. He was evidently a8 | stoop to such degradation. Better yoa had | lit over, put some “drippings into a skillet; | TENTS for Sale or Rent for Camp Mectines, Fairs, | _ From 63 W: F street, Gaorectown, ovary MON- : | wet from the spray as though he had been stand- | Kissed Death = os poeitate Ss, Fevedrd Pos meat tine, | Festivals, &c. DaYend TH RADA Y ond from Aicraudria overy 4 i ‘ * aya . e and add sait and pep to ; then o oho ik ‘ an D 5 ’ wnat deeeri-anitooking wo | Sug under water. By iis time people were 1 will try to seck « minsleep. May | or tiee cea weceaer coe Of the dish | «AWNINGS for Public and Private Balle and Par- | 7PRIDAY and TRURED s¥. | o eyo tenahed. a peo my ” bwane proposed and discussed on all sides: ; to be prepared; stir them to » of cream or ‘) M. G. COPELAND, | Apply 10.9. F. HYDE, 59 Water street, George n the already, indeed, one effort had ber “ Proposal” — . mi!k, and pour over the meat an. potatoes. If Dealer in Awning Materi: ¥ "ye Cc. ELDRIDGE a «0., Al nde. ; mail ad ‘bee e | never seen you. Tshail never be happy from | “88 Are not plenty, use fewer eggs and more augs 643 Lonivians avenue, Phibadelptiee CO» 13 south Delaware A cable, and dropped do ° | this day milk or cream. If milk, add half tablespooufull = || So Sooo. bridge, which crossed the rapid between th {In the place of the blank after John J., a | Of butter. Keep it over the fire, stirring con- Vetoes FISHER, tly, till th ked. It tak Aun Ez BE STEAMER! ND sa? FoR | aed i ot ward ’ } stantly, ti e eggs are cooked. 8 A. FER EDNESDAY AN) | —_ or = at Isiand, about sixty yards | i cel gece re im the diary and could but afew minutes to prepare this, but do not FIEST CLASS SCOURER, URDAY TO AND FROM Py lh TS | “This boat had proceeded a few yardetn anfvty | [Special Dispa A, to the Mtimonri Democrat.] Sieh on plage done, or the eggs will | 61% Oyu ernest, Orrosits Parenr OFFiCR, Orttinged rete | | — . | was upset, spun round like a piece of cork at tl Lawrence, Kan., Dee. 7.—Mra. Ruth's ex- | bu - 4 yearanes o elineare built express: | Bod a thread by tbe fastner the eoter onl amination was resumed to-day. “Mrs. Lively, | _ MOUNTAIN CakE.—The yolksof seven sited | Scere eaeRne. the leseat tmprovemonte, | 3 Toe Che a iesrie neserarite lingare bailtexprose- | 1, sayy at 6-000 " ally sna: ped the cable in two, and the boat | formerly Mrs. Emma Gooding, occupied the | the whites of five, the other two whites retained | encithr oP Mmoriens or European invention, I am FOR WAY star ppeared over the fail. stand all day. She testified that Mrs. Kath was | fer the icing; three-quarters of a pound ot white | ‘Sabled to do my work in a manner not to be equaled | Sited up in every reapect with all t Loarent 8:00 9.4 nnd 300 aus 3:43 5 m. ihit modern impr: nents calculated te fn ” Gut now a dispatch had been sent to Buffalo | at her house in Leavenuncth ght of Keuth’s | sugar, half pound of white powdered sugar for | "%,thove not possessing theve facilities. | Sure the safety, comfort, and convenience of passen. | Laos deh pty od Ad Tite wash as pended cane. ond nlooly pow: «distance of little more than twenty miles) by | death; thot she did not sleep thar night, but | icing, Beat thee cocoanut, half pound | .itking of epote removed without cleating the etuie aR ag a | FY vate . [rash me apn ag Se peter Selcsiap ls Csiting thats jlife-boat should be | seemed to be in atroubled state ot mind, and | flour. Beat the yolks and whitesseparately un- | juatnd,of shots removed wit ser Going Femoved, | to GLASGOW LiVEEP uO AS tpon. | meaty grea fap geo sent by the first train * ima aud this in | said several times during the night she feared | til quite light, then mix them, and in the mean- how, aFain., Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned, . ¥ | ¢ arrived, borne on the shoulders of about | something was going wrong at home. Whew | time add a wine-glass and a half of water to the inking o Wentworth. driving down te twenty men, anda splendid boat she was, larg DE Sate gL ae cad Grae ret 5 | First @abin, 965 and #7 built entirely of sheet-iron, with air-tight cham: the dispatch came inthe morning announcing | three-quarters of poun Borines Hatt Gaie’ ® | Cabin heturn Pickete, of sugar, and when oy curing best ac oe . ‘ 2 Ruth's desth she said Voullaire had sent to kill | boiling hot pour it into the eggs, stirring well at | "pts done neatly and at reasonable prices tons; Intermediate, $33. Strerags, | ond Strat ve at 300 “nmecting bers; @ boat that could not sink. Shs was girt | her. She did not believe he was dead. After- bees aoe = sotto = Igo —- Sow York ‘myle of clesing Kid Gloverce soding tor i Sheie Prjonds ae OR rycen par | Holay Hoase with Soasbers act Wincboner round with strong ropes, and two new two-inch | wards she said she did not think they would so y eat Tt boll a, ld the juice of a hots before | oir 25 centa, two pair 40 conte, one dozen $3. | inreapply to, HENDERSON ANOTHER DS Fey. | mgiation train. ; cables brought with her. All this arrangement | soon be widows together, and that sho did not Fo scelt boll: Add the Juice of @ lemon, re- reeks Be Trimmings cleaned, blsckened end | lnreapply te HENPRRSGN sora ERS. FB: | Ratan, iskems te the West can be ad ot se naturally tock up much time, and the poor | know whether to faugh orto cry. The witness the halt pound oPefied fear eect ne eet | Ueeneds st 1 per square yard, in the best style. | 8Y!vania avenue, WILLIAMSON & Co..1449 14: | }.0*"iDaton Station Ticket (MBce at all hours tn wretch’s impatience seemed extreme, so that it | aiso identified a large number of anonymous let- | the halt pound of sifted flour and bake in. three russe) eotored, cleaned i nea: | street. Wachinetop. D.C. ect smu” ‘or New York, Philadelphia and Boson see af Gothen ant was thought advisable to let him know what | ter received by the prosecuting attorney as the = heoyr ds pas yout ake aaty cake. Make Pe tsbinent. hed 1819. dldest and of | ERCHANT’S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS vertisament of “Through me. _ ‘And stacks was going on. This was done by means of a | handwriting of Mra. Ruth, andsaid she bad seen | icing of t erp mnltes and the half pound of ‘a tc fin the country. if ot tn the world, M a, 3. Leet, upon which was written in large letters | her write anonymous letters inthe same hand | Sear — e lemon drops, a when the cakes A ONY FISHES, Agent, WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Master of | in Dutch (his native language), “the life-boat | to Voullare. Pending ber examination: the | am Fad on Che che Upside down, spread on | _syaf-ty Sa. CRW ech frat Re pe lendors met the ey, aaeeeeee a ee cod UP) looked intently for a | case was adjourned until the 13th. ‘The case in- | Oh¢-third of the icing and then a layer of grated STABLISHED 1833. Hereafter the Fine Steamships B. 0. KNIGHT and ant 2s Sees tise hers en eave hie ute, and then nodded his head. When the | creases in “interest. The court-room was | C°coa-nut, then the next cake in the same way | [a E JONN GIBSON will make regula ured the Christmas fire of logs: Was at last launched the excitement wasin- | cowded all day. with the icing and cocoa-nut, and it just_ makes be 4 beautiful loaf and is really’ very delicious. I | COACH MAKERS AMD CARRIOEe DE. is Relligs, so that tectives. like a little tartaric acid in the teing. LERS, 33. » darkn | {cnse. Two cables each held by many men, were let down from either end of # ips tetwern NEWYORK ALEX AN 2 ts iA. WASHINGTON and GEOKGE. BETWEEN WasHINGTOR, De TOWN, as follow Leave NEW YORK f om, Pic PRILADELPRIA AND YORS in heavy gif y might have some command in directing the The Cincinnati Gazet! y8_of the fraternit; | Boney Tunkry.—This noble bird, the pride ven ne pear Mt atrect. Fi River. every SATURPAY at 4 Leave . }, ST —poom. entworths wit urse Of the boat down the river. She seemed | that, generally, n who is robbed ac- | Of American tables, cannot easily be reeognized i AR RIAG a ALEXANDRIA the sume day arta” SB 884 : at 12m. er undergoing the culinary process termed | RECEIVED ON ST KAGE AND SOLD ON | For fell information ap yt R. PA. DENSAM boning,” but for a cold relish nothing more ry foot rally to dance npon the surface of the water | cepts the requirement that he shall furnish a COMMIS ; CARRIAGES REPAIRED. ti cent, office and wharf acceptable need be sought. It is a favorite dish | —CARRIA\ like a cork. af | Sufficient inducement to the detective, in order ‘The rapid consists of a number of small falls rs between WASH Sie 5 a of Hi Peet, Ge ] KN DEK. without chance of : nee town. Orat the corner of Ith strect abd New York |. Lave daity toxeapi Sundays at 800 ma TH08 tributed unevenly over all parts of the rivi pity nace’ crit bee a inne at evening parties. It may be thus prepared: DOLPH GOETZ, Sell tf w My ecesl ‘OR PRILADELPHIA partes 'y over all e river, | bi : bi i ‘ur- : SEK < i Ww. ‘SON, % +o that here are thousands of cross currents, | nishes: a sufficient inducement, as the settied | Boil aturkey in as little water as may ‘be. until NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE | Jel) tf o_e- SROM TION: Eromtent, Gaily (excep Sunday) an S08 " fadics and whirlpools, which it would be utterly | facts of the situation, and he cither decides to | {he bones can be easily separated from the meat. HOUSRFURNISH:NG GOODS. SUoRTEST anv gu petra d the. years went—seven in ali— lin wh [x bled in this way, or to abundon his property. | Kemove all the skin; cnt the ment inio thin! pep imine of ory Sescription in the Barnl- | ip the Mech mond, Fredericksburs ‘ork at 8-09 p.m. and chal eptuadee tereagh ae aeinece 1% : . @ bridge and | Everybody accepts this as the situation, nad te. | § mixing together the light and dark parts. | ture line igattendad to, gad Potomac Line. —Steamers leave >-m.,and hileted signs himself to it_as a thing it is use! fagairst. But it isa situation which makes cipality a protector and propagator of | ul a erin stolen goods. One of rompt eventh street Whart, twice dail © was steady at son with saltand pepper. Take the liquid | “Second-hand Fetnitone Loght, Beventh , ) 4 > in which the turkey was boited, having kept it | _N. W. corner Sih and D streets N. W. jeans | Pay Ra 2 ae Fo. m. a arm, and pour it ou the meat, and mix it well. Bock AND Jo PRINTING NEATLY AND Shape it like a loaf of bread. wrap it OMPTLY EXECUTED — + fashed its western windows red. fs, the w round with a ated: iy half-filled with water. descended with safety, but at leng: 2 Office etal homme Soke tens Of these persons v mselves | When served up it is ent in thin slize pit-ly c | tke mo Peay oT! wu wo heme freen bee; z eit ives. We do not bel per- | cooks can shape i — Master of Transpo . sailed by and cased ty be. mpletely «or possible t to | | | apps Ge reagened pele BOOTS AND SHOES. | OLE, General Ticket Agent ’ sail dean damn tat wis wie aden ee th such excuse the existence of this class of persons, | Chce when it is seen that it fs boned turke NTR: Ae achineton, see aa a whenr coo th le thing, who qitickly become mere this requiressktlls = : OHN ANGERMANN & SON RADWAY'S READY BELIEF = — he silver crescent grew, and hurried down the rapid. ves, and whose inter: NGLISH vppIne-To make | D TORE — ag gg alg eng gen 1 t : a ting, take of"raisins | 8 for Ladi-s, #3 . . / a | currants thoroughly washed one | on its side abe ‘ y have an | Ni ' 25; Carpet Slippers for Gen«, | CURES THE WORST PAINS | re Always on hand, the ' hop a pound of suet very finely | BALTIM@KS LUCK HOSPITAL, nside directed toward y and mix with them; add a quarter of a pound of | Button Boots for | sh Rid Lace an - OFFICE, 7 SOUTH bcm eae > pone d NW, . or ‘at donated | Waxedupon by the whole fore rg Seacee OF kapars Une stata’ OF aan eee | ian ppacite Od Fellows Gait, | LV FKOM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES of Europe avd the fret ie this country. vis 7 bs keel firmly against the ig. Of those who are d to it, ounces of sugar, one ounce of grated ‘lemon- | us ae inna. France, Patiad4lphia and elec can | sccmed immovable. The tae himecit one, polition of the detectlrs fore peel, abi of mace, half a smal nutmeg, one | "HE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE 1S th toes corckin, speeds aud effectual roamcdy in te i ‘and in vain tried to puil, lift or | wholesome reform, As 5 i. | teaspoonful of ginger, half a dozen eggs! w : — sorld fora a ' nor was it moved until both | Mocjemme Telorm. As to the heaten; work it well together, put it inte CESARE ROS Bee. DISEASES OF IMPEUDENCR. no i rere Rpg get neds gear ye | tle itr r H | Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Sirictares, gover day | ‘ought to one side of old them in the category of @ suspicious class. | tic it firmly, allowing room to swell, and. bs H = NOT ONE HOVE reg gi A= ‘= d bis brown bair with silver eeay. a ¢ of fitty or sixty m There may be cases in which money is required | Dot less than seven hours. -Ttshould hot be. sut- | sale prices, which is a or See forerunner of the spring d swung dewn the to pursue a detective investigation, but its ex- | fred to stop boiling — Germantown Telegraph. | of at least from Isto race A witn bis jocu: d ca penditure should always be uccoanted for and | ABLE RECEIPT: i after reading this advertisemont need any ove eping one of the largest ome-made and Ra-tern maua- subjected to severe scrutiny. The myst i ae 4 T.—Six pounds ef currants, three demand that the rebbed person shall tarnish Js of raisins stoned, three pounds of apples | Weetured BOOTS, BHORS, GAITERS and SLUP- SUFFER WITH PAIN, : H ‘84, Throat, Nose « : of the Liver, " FERS, (which we receive direct from the manufac- — = oie lees petieie ble beix c © . : d fine, four pounds of suet, two ponnds | PE! sa, tor indies. guat's and Lungs, Sten s—ibvwe terrible Dis aeigs ae | ae ee . oy eet two pounds of beef, the peel and juice | Childrin's wear give tksiee bells ced eatety rant | KADWAYS Rh ae 1S 4 CORS | arising from Solitarytabite of Yowh-ancker { rrent, . is a practice that c | lemons, a pint of sweet wine, a quarterof | scif of the facie, at a 208. a. | she went over the fal!&—the second sacritice to da convict es are in col- | & pint of brandy, half an ounce of mixed spice. 008 of yeeeen gy ot el ROT It was the first, and te meres te | the poor fellow, who still clung to the log, m with th the detect've | Press the whole into a deep pan when well W hanes Denote ta belinese. rrels, the Langeean ed between hope and fear. The loss of this from all accountability, and itcreates a | mixed. Late lesale Deal: — THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY he Sparhatwke, the Penhallows seemed @ great blow to him, and he ptation to which the average man ouglit nut | | LITTLE Prem Caxes To Keer Lona.—Dry | padies. your especial attention te called to our im- why repeat the nom | peared, as tar as we could jail Im } to be expos: times to give way to the u one pound of flour, and mix with six ounces of | stock of WHITE SLIPPER=. sido lace frout | that instantly stops the most excruciating patus, a) fin te powdered be ir; So six bapa butter Faces and button GAITERS, of the iatest style, for Sg a emematizes. and cares Congestions, whether c «ld to el ten, and parties. UDg8. . Bowels, or o ints pou of currants wallea”and"aicely | Stier SPOCK MEASURES given gratete | Seyhin.FSsscppsstos a ¥ | A Youxe Winow’s Last Lerree prow Hen ‘= passage was most | Arriancen HUsaNb.—On Saturday night | fortunate, und she flouted down, even alongade | Hea site vett kee 8, & widow, agid 23, wha | cried, and the flour and sugar: beat all for syme | al rere Wen ces IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, © log, without accident; hope beamed in | lived with her mother and stepfath-r, Mr. anj | time, then dredge flour on tin plates, and drop | every countenance, and we felt that the man Mrs. E. B. Newmaster, at east Zth street, | the batter on them the size of a walnut. If prop- BOOTS AND SHOES no matter how ight be saved. Hope also had revived him. | shot herself. Mex. Atkins lost her husband | ¢rly mixed, it will bea stiff paste. Bake in a RHEUMATIC, | He stood for some time upon the log, making | about two years ago. Latterly she has encour- | brisk oven. violent or excruciating the ‘the Bed-ridien. Infirm, Cripplet, © rostrated with discasstuay’ caller ) | turning around suddenly said. « Mother, I'w | vably fixed. Once more the poor fellow’s work | you w began. He drew offone of his boots and bailed | Mrs. Ne the boat; he pushed at the log, climbed upon it, erable and marziag’ iupoalble, in the pad L to be decided on or before h BW, 1572.) foi ictime of imps indulgenoes. ¥. per nd look after the’ baton | i performance cs Pie all ecty jes na 4 dpelow for INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. Sa eiekeeaas te eae oxace from tot arcely reached the row, | four ears, from Ju 1, Beate Sena BOYS, AND CHILDREN. CONGESTION OF THE LUNGE | $u2"" ch tia sndtulewurey tems Lunt may onemes Lity Post Office to station : that the of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Mary = Imma a Honrored. INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADD EE | | Thin distressing af ction, which by! ald go up stairs master had when the report of a pistol, apparently fromthe , > basement, turned her steps down stairs. On re- | the Rever: nd Arths This s« my birthday, it hall like My wedding-day; and you ous, Ne 08 signals to these who directed the boat. ed the attention of young Frank Barlow, of a wifes pk ect ile BOM agerly sclzed her, drew her toward Hudson strert, neat Broomer and, report says, | | |NITED STATES MAIb, a RADWAY'S READY RELIEF ¥ Gyre, speedily removed. and beautiful. him, Jumped into her, and made signs to them | was engaged to be married tohim.’ Mrs. Atkins | = oy , . ‘contiomaa, ea San us bare Mice? At mst daw him up. 2pis was commenced, but | had for some time past been despondentzandnn | MESSENGER SERVIC ered e. WILL AFFORD INSTANT RAsE, pew me bene tha Hilton. and no other she 7 | Some of the tackle had caught and it wasdeemed | several occasions mother beard her say, + 2 $10 foe, how quero tikceke teoceer | necessary to let it loose foran instant. This was | ©< Oh I'm tired of this lomte litte neal at | Wisuington Decemier ie iaii.t SEFLAMMATION OF FER KIDNEED. datcty Cared- cod Fall Vicor tm scent of the days goue by | Some; the boat floated afew feet down therapid, | 1 were dead.” On Saturday evening she was | Kealed Property ineres pocember I ‘Contract | LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, HH ber majesty | swung round the lowerendof the log, entang! ‘ing | sitting with her mother in thi bascmeat, and | £ of this Department until 3 pm. of Manen 1, pere ive | the cable beneath it, a ve remained imamo- is From the Wash and used every possible exertion to move the am of procrea’ | DIFFICULT BREATHING, | {)* jing fate improper habits than by tee . j but in vain. An hour was spent in these | turning she saw Mrs. Atkins lyine on the softs, land avenue, two trips daily, excpt Sunday, | OBE THROAT, DIFFI REATHING, by Carly = AA abtee than by ~ ‘The listening guests were greatl ying op Sunday. Return trips f d ng Sepeivee. Rone more «0 than the rectur, ¥ | tex ese —— hour of terrible suspense to | with » pistol on the floor near by. A physician Station to post office. two dally, Ps rom eal | PALPITATION OF THE HEART ay offapr ing. ob serious and . car Ve all who beheld him. orked well, for he | was hastily summoned, and it was hi : i symptoms of bet andmind arise. The system Marey you? es pont : | worked for his life. Three months atter, this | the had: slot herclt foe noe icra tint | prom the post e@ice fo Baltimore and Obio Ret. | HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPTHERIA. Becitmes deranged. tie phy ical and mental fwuction ‘The gove: nor enews his iady here:” | boat retained its position, nor will it move until | heart. ‘The physician says that the woard \o | roud station, eight tripa daily except en | Trrakemed. loss of ‘creative power, nervous irriie And beckoned Martha Hilton tocrw near, the, forks grind its cable in two, or the waters | uot necestarlly fatal. Mrs. Atkins, who woe | tma{we oD Romesicgtt dale eee en CATARAE, INFLOMNSA | SDV, ce tres fetes ens teens af keke Tne sector vemed,” Whe tepetlsce ese exiee: | * Sauber fen Wer te Get’, and tad she had hee bersall’ Sed ean ca bs oer ny tesa eps asap J We are dafly in receipt of the most approved styles | Hea DACHE, TOOTHACHE. onueh, ARMANTED In TWO DATS * e env aie? p! ¢ de a she sl reelt, and asked be al 0 - ii 7 5 pms la eo ve with American promptitude, was soon done. A | die in peace. It is ‘enid that her aflancel tic. Fepm the post office to Baltimore and Potomac | NEURALGIA, BHEUMA‘ porous ruled ty tealta Uy uploarvea proendame Dread "was Knocked (oe ang and five feet | band wrote her a letter on Saturday, whose e n= | _-Batlfou.! station, two tr P Eetuce tie fe | " TERM | who hep teen trikes see myn ana broad wan knocked together with amazing | tents are supposed to have peom thy We neal on ad station to post-office, two daily exert FoR ©OLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. ‘aa compvunda, should haps » + by four or five apeeeseey ame Spon ) Bis orernor place the’ Fy pieces of two-inch board at each extremity, thus | A WRITER says: The mode of maki Og com Oates pe aan cnemacatonmboate | arts where tse pales aimee esata” artha was hady Wentworthof the Hell ‘iantic. | the machine comalsted of a skeleton raft cits | fortabicewarare be lining them with newspa- one on Sunday. Return tripe {rot suid cone FALL AND WINTER WEAR, afford ease and comfort a eapienes wens "| small stage at either end. On one of these Ts, is good, so long as they last, which cannot oats te post biice, two daily, ‘Twenty drops in half a Fashions In Fars. efs two) were laced ca iet (oF which there | be ling, cepectally after wathing afew times, E | pom sa vty ume. wont Sortotp Seen minutes cure CRAMPS” SP aS ny ere iaudonabie into than they have | tmpey can fort make Sa Ganyancen'S | anit omettugies’ sce Haney eejame | "Tau Marissa MRO tenon Se Tai iet oe entity, Wace more fashionable this season than thi ave | empty cask, forthe sake of its buoyancey, on | object on cold n: 8 ave iol suf- 0 i oat rl 4 been for many years. Mink had risen to cach an the other a complete network of cords, to whlch Hlcient bedding over, me, especially at hotels, | icin said steamboat to post-office, three per | Gottem up with a particular regard te quality and WIND IN THE SOWBLS tna al INTERNAT enormous figure, and obtained se great a mono) the man was to lash himself; also, a tin can of | where we cannot always get just what we want, | ., ‘kmanship. oly that ladies had become tired of itjor at any | refreshments, he having takeanothing siecte, | Thtew eae aay? Ret top covers from the | PU Mage aril nieseedsie a ee gration to bi . carry 8 bottle of RAD rate, found little motive for making so costly a | evening before, three or four similar cans, by | bed, then pull from the pocket or satchel, two or trips daily. except Sunday, and two trips on B) with . A few drope purchase. The introduction of black marten, | the way. had becn let down to him already, | three large newspapers coms wor large one will Sunday. Return trips, two daily. H Zs or from change | Called sometimes Alaskatable: and the fashion? | attached to strong pieces of new line, but the | de—spread them on the bed, replace the cover, From Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station to AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. E ‘brandy or bitters able vogue acquired by that most exquisite fur, | cords had in every instance been snapped, and i you will have a warm and comfortable Potomac steauiboats, three trips daily. except | skin, has quite broken up the mink Monopo- | the food lost. | night, without ay Beroe ptible increase in the | Sunday, and two on Sunday. Return trips, FEVER AND AGUE. and nan impetus to business in fars, jas Snished, launched and safely let | weight of the bedding. Again, when you have two daily. Hi. BURNS @ 00., which hardiy needed the additional aid of that | down to the log. Thi How committed | had ahard,cold ride in a cutter, ten or twenty From Baltimore and Potomac Ruilroad statin “4 FEVER AND AGUE cared for Atty cents. There severity of weather, which presaged | 1. -mscif to its care, he lashed his legs firmly,and | miles, against the wind, place a spread newspa- to Orapge and Alexandria Railroad station. is not a remedial agent in this that will care r. a then signaled to draw him up; thus for thesecond | Per over your chest before you button up your two trips ¥, except Sund: 4 ‘and one on | Feverand Ague, and all oe Malarious, Lee so many Christmas gifts of furs | t me the ropes had begun to be drawn up, and | overcoat, and you will not become culled Sunday, Return trips, two daily,except Sua- | ge-tr 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB Scarlet. Typhoid Fellow, other Rovere saited betore made, the $20 10 $30 neces- ivanced under the first pall, Bae its | through. Nothing can be cheaper, and, as far day, and one on Sundsy. nd Reaby RELIEF. ies cote Sotto re 4 handsome set of seal skin, black the great Nght cask, dipped be- | as it goes, nothing more efficient. jaltirore and Potomac Railroad station or ermine, being so much more con- | n+aih it, and as the raft still advanced, the a Potomac steamboats, two trips daily. except | LOAN OFFICES. DE. RADWAY’S ® som than the $50 to $75 and $100 tor. ke over it to such a depth thattheman | _ 4 SEVENTEE: An-OLp Loves ox Tatar | Sunday; aud one om Sunday. Retura trips, | ————————__ red for mink. ged to raise himself upon all fours, keep- | P* : eer re ee FIVAr.— 1s she cirouit court two daily, except Suuday,aud oue on Snaday, | L OAN OFFICE. Sersapariliian Reselvent, it may be as well to sfate that there | ing bis clin well elevated to avoid being drown- | *t Louisville, Ky., Valentine Rabbitt was con- ‘ i ae is very little real knowledge regarding furs or | cde. We expected at every pall toseehisheatgo | cted of tile “nlurder of Jacob’ Kein. ‘The INCLEDISG CONDITIONS TD Be ES ox tae | valusblog are kept tn the bewt hte nad boreiar preot FEE CRRA HESSD PURINING, i cle murder was committed on the 26th of June last, we . RESP TY valuables are Kept weak. — their p A correspondent writes us, for ex- | under, but, alas! they pulled in vain for the front 1 iu CONTRACT. | safes, and where every costumer can expect fair and drop of the SARSAPARILLIANEESOL ee, ‘the ample, that it is hardly worth while to give 330 | of the raft, pressed down by the weight ofthe j four miles from Louisville, on the Salt River | ne hour of arrival ae nen departure from the | gentlemanly is Pon th = b be wlag apprarance bow tho ovat ie Of seal skin in New York, when she can | ing water, had come in contact wi | toad. Rabbitt and Rein had been courting the | Washington City Post Office to be bt eit tinie notte - . GOLDSTEIN & CO.'8, Urine, and other fluids and ‘of the th, | Cone ‘OUNG MEN po ¥ handsome set of Hudson Bay sable in | we ll net advance. Ti ned, | “me girl, and she had engaged to marry Rein | the direction of the Postmaster; the mails tebe ig street and 614 Ostrest. | Uinor af tute, tor it repaire the wastes of Zhe oO . the town where she lives for $10. It would be | she fll back, but again hitched in her return” | 60 the night of the murder, bat the wedding had Sotetaak aetiees eto conte selena a Tous, able party in | with new and sound x re thy | indulged hey woud te Saat st then: were genaine | It was then “etermined to let her swing to ass | the ghls tid TEADDOE Ihe are” Sy Ane Wie | corm eirieeteerucetes, to be caries In onbesbatial | need of moser nares or : riions, Cendular \dcsense, Ulesrs sn the | tocmalice they would be worth at least $140. She thinks | Other port of the rapi |) Where the stream did i x 4 ire ma, ro! abl c- | — 3 which they are real—she bas been toltso—and has our | not appear quite so inpeattle’ thie eee | Utes Rein lett, and five minutes atter the death | O Stesverias from tee sletente sok eet COBERS LOAN OFFIOR, 1003 BEVENTR | Mier paris of the system, Sore Eyes, St cared, permission to rejeice in her bargain. avdarecond attempt to draw it up was made, | Ctiesef Rein were heard. His affianced bride | Prom Gepredations; and when carried in the night. STREKT, corner of New York oremne in diseases, Eruptions, Sores, enld Head bogh mind In the meantime, we must be allowed to state een the log and the opposite shore must be accompanied by at jeast one person bestdes | and (Ae ep EE ‘ing Worm, Salt Ri " Acne, fen os the tacts as we tind them. Seal-skin sets seem | (° and.) This also failed from the sam: fee clrcumdianeen arate is | the, driver, 4 guard: the horses, wacons. harness. | most i ee geen rentvae sat ieee a, Worms im the Fi 23 én ths | fountry. the pride of to be especially adap ng ladies; the | suse; therefore it was proposed to let the rat derer and the circumstances attending the | driver, end guard to) be proval Goode beytany idueth’ of tone wemd-tr bevy rg Fe 2 | quence Pendle to thee ie enywn of the fur is very | feat down and swing round upon the island. | ‘Hime. Kabbitt was between 17 and 18 years ot | Postmester’s control and ap a Ui minty ie: tne akin the coe ne J ie | Veisings becom thing is considered su sis was commenced, but with the old result; | *g¢, and his preference for the young lady was | ((480'S WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE Li ay Gheminry, nde he nee ‘contemplating dinting tm the Park, or a | the cable wascanght in the rocks, and the raft | Tegatded as a boyish affection. His trial was | ‘AND SALESROOM, Sin wensie ee pase een ee skating tvolie, axa seal-skin jacket, @ seal-skin | rr mained stationery. However, she was fivat- | impartial, and he was ably defended. The proof forms af disease its potent power to cure them. Reflect th 4 turban to match, the whole set costing | ing easily, and the poor fellow could rest. was clear, and the general impression is that Ponce peng ee gpmnpcr nmap ig 914 Pewxstivasta AVENUE, Todeed. eitheat id recherehe gitte Of the reason eo | fat adsanced Oe oe Boe eos emenoon was now | lie will pay the penalty of ius crime upon the | publications of any name oF p itmast be dis:inetly Between 9th and 10th streets, south side. a and recherche gitts of the season. | far adfanced, one of the large ferry-boats(built | sallows, ee eee Oe understood that the contrastor will not receive any — hin Jackets take rank with India shawis | «xrresely for’ crossing beneath the falls) had | ygono “TuetinonY Iw Kentucky.—The | increase of compensation during the contract term | The most private Loan Office in this city. Ps “f desirable articles abroad, and uo lady's | Leen brought up, but had lain idle. This was | ATOR, TESTIMONY 1x whieh for a long | fF such service, or any mcreae of its bi J ‘this the « Fhe cost ia reomatered, complete without one. | How put into reijuisition, and nobly she rode | {oulsrilla Courter Journal, whieh for apars | SPY delay in o is ‘The cest in London is about $40 for the jacket | down toward the taft, w breathless of Kentucky in the advocacy of the admission | ‘¢°7Tvegn sched only: here it has not been below $100 for @ good | We ail watched her asshe dipped at the of negro testimony in the courts. in a recent | quality, (il this season, when we find them of | falls, and each time recovered herself. issue says:—* Assurediy, when we remember the very execlient quality at $75. There is a quaint- | dered as she was launching, for I began trageous intolerance which. less th a three ness about {he small muffs afd boas which every se man could not be saved by a boat ary ago itlaw democrats for the one seems to admire. In many respects the de- at never could return inst a rapid, how- to sign of the bos is less useful than that of the | ever well able to float dawn it) Noe soos Gecussign Of negro, testimony, and com- pare it with the present xtate of the public mind collar and old-fashined victorine, but it is new, | would her bow come into contact with a fall on the subject, we should derive a useful lesson at least to this generation, and suits our winter | than it would dip, fill andspin round, as did the liberalism. its most serious stsle of Ooak, which nearly always tavolinns | fret shit eee Bean! ° , and sufficiently warm and protective about The poor fellow himself was im the shoulders, 7 patient—visibl; There wa new —— in furs which expends ; itselt in trimmi cot inings. The lining of carriage blanket isnot ee obtained at a cost of 340. This is one of the luxuries apon which our millionaires pride themselves—it is etten com of the richest sable, and the ccachman’s collar and cuffs made to match. ‘Magnificent. carr wraps for are fashionably lined with fur, sable, or the gray fox, a lovely fur, not quite so expen- sive as silver fox, but sufficiently so te make on collars worn by gentlemen, and either of whic! or bor —ghe ger oad form a very bandsome Ne: Year's gitt, ata cost of @25 to $30, half of that Jor tarban alone— Demorest’s Monthiy. S7 Duluth is two old, pith chureb—and is not over 67 From the of an interview with Chief Justice MeKean in Utah, it appears that while od chanaaning thot erigheal tosscnes een iy enforcing the eins polrgamy and of a oung on or