Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1855, Page 1

"THE EVENING STAR | rr a oars nate (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) This excellent Family ana News Journaimem TON, D. C., MONDAY, MAY 7, U855. NO. 730. At the Star Buziding, corner Pennsylvania ee oe ne Se Mementng senting inn avenue and Eleventh street, can ee ed om “aun. By W. D. WALLACH, Single copy, por ANNUM. ...emerereeeeesevsesvemsnseeGl 2S Will be served to subscribers in the cities of Wash- ington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore and Philadelphia, at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, Payable weekly to the Agents. To mail subscribers the subscription price is THREE DOLLARS AND PIFTY CENTS a year in advance, TWO DOL LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR ‘or THREE MONTHS. (Sinate commas ons onwr. OG Casn, invantasiy IN ADVANCE. GJ Single copies (in wrappers) can be procured at the counter, immediately after the issue of ‘we Paper. Price—Tunez certs. PosTMasTeRs who act As agente will he allow. S commé-stin of twenty per cone. a ene saoaesaaane =a = — — ST EE TT a | He nasa ! Di ‘MENT, < H SPRING — SUMMER GOoDs! TONIDE I CARBEY Citar ale - Anction Sales. Amusoments. ' R beheld the ames - that had peered South side of Bridge strect, near High, _ Stock of the United States described in the fol- . MoGUINK. Auctionecs. VERS, ; Ps *| through the bushes. It was but one look cnonarrown, 9.0, pone ef comes, [AmBary last, that for the pur | ‘XBCUTOWS SALE OF LANGE, PUNGH- ANNIVERSARY OONCER? "; | he had a chance to give it ere it vanished, H's received and is now offering a very general | pose Of co arung, the purchase i ae seme | Erne Mechine, Blacteonuhs! Tools, Iron, Carts hee T. | but in another instant from the rear of ssortmen: = 7 | &e.—On afternoon, May 1, At 4 o’e! CONCLUDED. s i i . abate AnD gumaaen coone. upon the terms Of atid notice, to ihe ex, be m ORSOAY patel fal a Ty] J f I q IR ASSOCI ATI t ] . the wigwam issued the same cooing notes 1a his stock will be found ® good assortment of | tained ‘say $1,156,588 05, analy eee net yet ob; | "One large Punching Machine +| Many changes had occurred since the] that had so sweetly disturbed his mourn- of mee style c and received here prior to the first day of June next: Lot of Biacksmi‘h’s Tools, Bolts HE. capa ON SHOR ABEOCIATION respect. cara had cleared his first acre and| fal reverie once before. In another in- ae ing Oke ” Nout EASE Deranraser, January 3; 1855. Burrell Cart, Wheels, Cart to be given in the Smithsonian Institution on” heen his corer Me hat Leber then only aj stant the shadow again intercepted the Grenadin sues otice is hereby ders + ot 0} sy &e. . * and forest, - i seen Bik ‘and bright col’d Challies towing described stocks of the United tates, that Terms pe 930 and under cash ; over that sum NUBTEY Ss ISG May 7 1855. 5d = oe sunbeams, tleeing almost as soon as ‘ Challey Delaines, Mouseelines thes ® prepared hase, at any ume eo _— - “ : = when they will present the Cantata of ing up at every rod, before the hands of As it Hugh felt, rather than saw. ond wha ai . — | ear gndd ecieaaetiapeg homes a credit of sixty amd ninety davs, for approved en. : passed Hug’ . =f i wns must be transrritted to this departme: 3 upon the receipt whereof, a price will be paid pounded of the following particulars: 1. The par value, or ansount specified in each cer- dorsed notes bearing interest THE PILGRIM FATHERS, |sborand cultivation, wasnowa blooming | that something was thrownin ; but when ne: ons Of those kK: it 3 : 5 ’ i: i ‘ r oe f pesence a - ; ccd grat 2 1000, in the —— — a maya JAB. C. spy ewe With Orcheatzal Accompantanent, including a lain dotted with white man’s homes as the sunshine played upon his knees, eal French and Scorch Embroiderica, cheap | etins hereitaier inendoned, wean the Genesit Ca ee Ot now, a3 once, could the hunter! he beheld a pair of moccasins resting striped apd plaid Bonnet Ribbons age 1s Kany chatingent en we oe «. 8. WRIGHT, Auctionser TUCKER, Conductor of the Aneection of F. A. | shoot a buck while standing under his] there, a wilder, strong pulse beat in his see er Cease Hamechicht | ee ec maybe offered. ‘The Vity VALUADLE REAL ESTATE AT Auc |, Fickets 0 cents; to br hd atthe atores of Tas: own Sane ‘ — Tgam now away | bosom, for he felt that his deliverance jaconet, certificates, duly assigned to United 8: tion.— By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court biergtoat dA sd over fertile c grassy meado' - fen poy ser big the parties ‘who are to pecerear fat sen PF | ot the District of Columbia, the subscriber will offer | book and music stores in the city ; also from leaders = y WS, | was nigh. He remembered that on the do Ys Kid and Alexander’s Silk Gloves, all Bajou e3, Misses, and Gents’ Hosiery, all kinds Eeenberenis shade and price i i 3 f the various Choirs belonging to the Association. | 8CTOss the rolling river and round the wa hunt a "TUESDAY. the day of ey exe te tickets will be sold or money received at te foot of a wooded hill, ere he could sp knew. ee el toed —_ “sig Ganpeee, Be which’ Wilton Waker nacerinaie | he mumbere of tickets fa limited, and each witt {the wild deer he so lowed to hunt. But] est of the braves usuall went, and in- = tifieate. Gx ,COUnKY, In the State of Virginia, died seized, | be accompanied by a pamphlet programme, ton | they were plenty there, and a smoking] ferred, that as he should be left, as he POR ae eas Colmes Prints at 1956 “2. A premium on the stock of the loan authoria-¢ | viz: saline "| taining the words of the Cantata, . [steak ora saddle of venison was oftes had been many times before ae pe MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR. ibs, of 3X per coats en te sock ok rene | demersal ontSin he original plan of | Prod, Sousa wil preside at the Piano Forte. | 28 upon the settler’s board. of only the equaws and perhaps one or Also, Sheetings and Shirtings of the best makes in J 15%, 0% io the ect of 1643, tederene bel aag) (re gett peecort rand adjeiniegto theaune: “Tt was to hunt a deer, to fill up,” as | two Indians, his deliverer had selected this oe and mes 7 ber, 1862, of 19 per cent. on the stock of the loans | house of Mr. Samuel Cropley, fronting 15h feet oa MUSICAL CONVENTION. he said, ‘ the empty spot on the tabie,”| ae the propitious time to effect his es. Cloths, Damasks senapkine, Towellings, Fur | authorized by the acts of 1847 and 1848, and redeom Market Space, and running eustwardly of that width | (SHE FRIENDS OF SACRED MUSIC in Wash- that Hugh Bly, ifhe wara: 8 prop. : a a cent ; a m y : , * aying ynade lange purchases from the Philadel: } ind on the stock of the loan authorized by the act | 2d. The whole of Lot No. 16, in the same plan of the patronage of the 4 dwelling one morning in winter and has. ith leaden wings rolled on the hours phia and New Yerk auctions, I um prepared to of ryt redeemable ox the Sist 3 December, Genegetown, lying between Bridge street and Pros- UNION CHOIR ASSOCIATION tee al catak fl af the cae ar that intervened between the token and great inducements to cash or prempt customers. ‘commonly c: e ni pect street, ronti feet on each street. : = ; ae sm OFT ti sun dawned ap 18—Im J.-H. SMOTT. | percent eh | citi proposed to ecifihie Latta me parcels, as | Will be held in the Smithsonian Institution, on the | i}6 setdloment ond far away from its cing pepe ye 3 e mane “< 3. Interest on the par of each certificate from the | follows : yas 11th of May, termi ‘ating with a = A ength, and with its first rays the hun- Ha, of January, 1855, to the date of receipt and set-| _ Ist. The eastern part thereof fronting 37 fect on | PUBLIC CONCERT on Friday Evening, the 11th. |gounds. Fleet was his foot, but fleeter Uement atthe Treasury, with the allowance (for the money to reach the owner) of one day’s interest in addition. . ———- stocks will be made in drafts of the r of the United States, on the assistant reasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, as the parties may direct. But to certificate will be entitled to the benefit of this notice which shail not be actually received at the Treasury on or before the said Ist wa March next. JAMES GUTHRIE, mar 6—dUunel Secretary of the Treasury. WASHINGTON AQUEDUOT. Orrice WasHixcton Aqcepvct, Wa:hington, March 7, 1855. ROPOSALS are invi:ed for graduation, stone and brick masonry, dams, tunnels, and other works of the Washington Aqueduct. Proposals received up to the 8th of May will be opened at noon of that day. Maps, profiles, and specifications of the work will —— for examination on and after the 20th day of il next. a will be received for the work of particu- lar culverts, bridges, &c., as described in the plans and specifications. DNOHY ening, ters sped away. But so many duties had i ii ‘The exercises will be under the direction of Prof = A M Bridge sere, = Fanning north of that a 1 B. Woodbury, of New York, whose books have | the foot of the noble buck he had started ; they left for their captive to perform that house, with back Quildings, heretofore used ax a been 80 generally adopted by the various Choirs of _ ee Bay slg — heady it was late in the afternoon ere he could tavern; it fronts 25 feet on Bridge street, and hasap- S ele , su in air to his accustomed seat beside the i 4 The Convention will hold three sessions each day, pms 4 Paes = °3 rept le the rear of the Lot IS fect witer tee meet commencing at 10 a.m ,on Tuesday, the Sth May, } pointing towardsit his unerringaim. Ere] river. But all day his somewhat weary 24. The western part of said Lot, fronting 20 fees | during which Anthems, Chants, Trios, Duets, Solos, Jit fell, it gave one wild bound and leaped] heart had been cheered by those cooing on Bridge street, and running back of that width 190 | and Glees will be practised, accompanied hy a course |intg g tangled brook, and after him went] sounds that first woke hope. Now the. feet nerth, with an o!d frame builning thereon. of Rssons in execution, style, delivery, vocalization, the hi he flushed with but sees “ a ‘ow they 3d. That part of the said Let 16 which fronts on | expression, articulation, &c. The Public Concert {the hunter, fushed with success, but} seemed circling in the air above him, Prospect street wilt be offered in three separate lote, | 00 the closing «vening, will also be under the diree- weary too, with his lengthened chase. | now stealing up out of the moss nd each of which will front 22 feet on said street, and | tion of Prof. W. 1 a:- | But with a wilder bound than the wound- hi d floati od run south of that width one hundred and twenty! This enterprise is earnestly commended to the at- beneath him, and anon loating as it were feet. They are vacant. tention of our musical brethren im the District, and | ed game, and a fierce fire in their glaring on the breath of the few flowers that yet ea Grass, Linen, and Cotton Lines Jointed Rods at all rer from $1 to $6 each Artificial ion paemapene fih Sinkers of e iption. Silk worm Gut, Landing Nets, and everything in the Fizhing Tackle line tor sale at reduced ro E. K. LUND No. 198 Bridge street, Georgetown, b.c. ap 2— ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS. LL my old friends for whom I obtained Bounty Land in less quantities than 160 acres are informed that their names and a memoran- dum of their time is on my Book, so that their de- clarations for additional Bounty Land can be made with faciliy. Many of those who failed to obtain land for want of time, are entitled to 160 acres and ean obtain the same by calling on me. » Ordinary Seamen, Marines, Clerks, ire | in adjoining cities Circulars, stating more fully the a F “ the perbaoee pay sere epee en | eusceanuc tie Convento ears iad on applica: |e¥@S, there burst upon Hugh a band of| smiled into life. As he neared the waier, in hand, and the residue in three equal instetments | tion to T. J. Magruder, D street, near 7th. _ {Indian warriors, and in 2 moment he was] jouder and clearer rang the notes, and at six, twoive, and eighteen month from the day of eee Ticket, (embracing also the clos- | disarmed and bound, and helpless as the following them he was led a mile or two ue the ‘Trumes inveqanen retake ae se _ Single Tickets, (admitting to any one of the ses- dying deer which gasped just at his feet. | down the bank to a spot he remembered Of the purchasers, with approved sureties, payable | sions, or to the Concert only,) 25 cents. hy he was made captive, and why he] as one where the river indented the grassy at the times aforesaid, with interest from the day of trae be had on applitation as above, was dragged with them so mauy weary | goi{ with a tiny bay. le. * . Fd > ‘The Trustee reserves to himself the right to resell miles, no rest allowed his torn and bleed-] Scarcel had | he stopped ere a light ca- utiaketie ttre tr Legend ee ee ee ing fect, no sleep to his heavy eyelids, | noe pris A from under a pretcle robeng wi as for the space of te: \- Y A rn Py wih tae wees Cider SOCIETY of Georgetown {00 hope to his sad lone heart. he never} and at the helm stood the Indian friend. Sale to commence at Lot 43, on Market Space. College will celebrate the Landing of the Ma-] knew, though he guessed afterwards, e Hugh had lived long enough with red 5 Portions only of some of the works can be com- JOHN MARBURY, Trustee. land Pilgrims. ou the 15th of May, ot tie site of when they finally haited with him ata Refer to any honest man in Washi . pleted under the present jon, but ail the ED. S. WRIGHT, Id St Mary’s City, in St Mary’s county. ‘The 2 y. men to understand unspoken language. 2 JOHN D. CLARK, contracts for unfinished work will, be subject to far e on this okey i 7 Goor “4 < Agent, No. 597 Twelfth street west. = ‘ . | will leave this city in the SteamerGeorge Washing- | hunting ground im Canada, far, awa’ tea ions by © The Engincer te. may 1 Auctioneer. | wil! lea is city 1 rg ing. ‘4 ‘y : and a sign from his deliverer was en: = : 0 ton, on the 14th instant, and return on the 16th. | from that valley which had been so dear a to tell En that he must crouch in the ap 7—Im* rves the right to prescribe the amount of work to By J.C. McGUIRKE, Auctioneer. The Hon Joseph R. Chandler, of Pennsylvania, h that he had istaken fi * . ft done and rate of progress under such contract : i , has consented to deliver the oration. ome € bad been mistaken for ano-} boitom of the tiny craft and be motion- CHARLES HASKINS, Architect. | ior cach appropriation, and, in case of the appro (Omnia SALE OF VALUABLE AND EL-| “For further particulars see the advertisement of {ther, for a brother pioneer, who had} jess under some skins. - (Pa. avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh strects, | riation not hol: ing out sufficiently, to decide when igibly situated improved and unimproved Real the Committee of the Young Catholics? Fri re once given a deadly insult to a fottered ¥ a . WASHINGTON, D. C. ing | 204, What works shall be stopped until funds become | E-tate, consisting of Dwelling Houses and Lots, va } ciety of Washivgion © Br y ins e The sun set and the moon rose and still i — continue i. — Plans, a — available. re Sorte baht - se Re zee - INO. C_C, HAMILTON, Indian who had afterwards escaped. the canoe sped on over the calm blue Jrawings <nd specifications of buildings o In case of the entire stop of an ticular | Cirevi of the District of Columbia for Wash- 1 ‘LA 2 = i S aoe * Me a5 -- every discription, and also to supe: ad their res work for want of funds, the reserved tea per cent, | ington county, made in the cause wherein Tou A, RICHARD H CLARKE, Long and weary were the months off waves, and not until midnight was it ton i— will be paid, if. in the judgmentof the Engineer, the work hae been propcriy executed so far as it has zone. Payments will be made in specie checks Upon the United Staies Treasury, upon the monthly estimates of the Engineer, reserving 10 per cent.; and it will be @ condition ofall contracts that the workinen shali be 2 theiy full Wages monthly and in specie. All bids should be sealed and endorsed “ Propo “els for work on the Washington Aqueduct.”? Fraser is compla‘aant, and Jonn Walker, Ellen 8. JNO. W. PRESCOTT captivity that ensued—iong and weary | moored, and then Hugh knew that he ae, soa ees, ere a eo ne Paty AH. .OUGBBOROU! to the captive, torn so suddenly from] was cafe. Up 2 steep ledge of rock did subscribers, trustees appointed by said decree, will & ‘MS. [his household treasures, hut longer and his conductor lead him, and through sell at public auction all those pieces or parcels of THE TROUPE OF sadder, too, te the dear ones left bebind : ground lying and being situated in :he city of Wash- i = 5 aie i f tong, narrow, dark aisles, whose bottom, ington, and known and distinguished i i ; ‘or theirs was the agony of suspense, but for the friendly moccasins, would Nos. 1.2, 3, 4,5,6,7, 8, HL, 12, 13, 14,15 16, TURKISH MaGICl t NS, and of all earth's agonies that is the most} haye sadly torn and bruised his fect. At 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, fe aS subdi m Who are now playing with su brilliant success in harrowing and wearing, extinguishing 7 ICE. + 8. RIDWELL cuaranteesa full supply of @ ice to ‘us customers in Washiagton or George town, for the whole vear, at fair prices. Orders can be teft at the following places or sent ay fh the Post Office. iH. McPherson, Draggist, Capitol Hill Kidwell & Laurence, corner of Pa. avenne and Min made by said truste g Alexandria, will soon anpear in thi ; 8} length they stopped, and the Indian re- is ‘The United States reserves tie right to reject any respecitvel and var: sly from 18 fee inch, to 3 es iw ____J_KEMPTON, Agent. oe — eas co a while Hugh] leased his grasp, lighted a torch aad re- Mr. McPherson, Grocer, 7th street or ali the bids should they not be deemed advan- } feet 8 inches on 8th and 9th streets west. and E and |} ——— T10 cherish the idea of escape, the | veal i fq G. F. Kidwetl, Smith’s Lumber Office, 6t st. tageous, aud to make such arrangements as nay be | F streets south, by various depths to an alles, with GRAND PiO NIC close and continued watrhihalne s of his vealed ag the ae — the fact he had Joseph Moore, Druggist, Pa avenue, First Ward | considered most conducive to the progress of the | the improvements and appurtenances, whi 7 OF THE 40S c * Sift wuessed, that they were deep in the Ice can be haa at my office, No 3 First street | work. sist of 2 commodious und well and’ substan D . | Northern Liberties’ Fire Co. captors, and his situation in a wild, an: NHE NORTHERN LIGERTIES’ FIKE cow [Save by the red man, unfrequenied cou House on each of Lots N and Oe 5 PANY respectluliy make anown to the:rfriends try, pathless only to the moccasined division ; lot No. 4, in Square No fro 25 and the public generally that they will give their 5 ENE ei on F street south, between Oth and Ith sts. west, mt Pie Nic atthe WHITE HOUSE on ine tin ct |£00t> after a wate, convinced sg by 125 feet deep, wich the improvements and sppan_ Jane, 1855. - “ was best FE su a6 aid to is tenances, which consist of a 2% story Frame Dwel- ‘articulars in future advertisement. Wrongs, and trust in God. ” we, | ing Houses part of Lot No. 3, in Square No 7, may 4—eo% i sou coals that dropped on the rude hearth- Ocorgetown, at all times. Pamities will be suppli-d fo Every offer must be accompanied by a wntten the whole year at fair prices. ap 2l—-Im guarantee, signed by ene or more responsible per- sons, to the effect that he or they undertake thatthe bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation, within ten days, with good and sufficient sureties, for the completion uf the work undertaken ; said wee 10 be accompanied built 33 story earth, and in one of those wierd-like a comfortable and well | caverns, of which legend loves to sing. \ fire was kindled, the smoke somchow finding vent for itself without annoying he lookers on, and soon over the crim- NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. ENRY BARRON & SOLOMON STOVER have this day formed a Copartnersbip for th [eloped carrying ou the Wood and Coal business ai the certificate of the United States district 3 : F . I its branches. United States district attorney, navy gent, t Jedge, fronting 40 feet on Pennsyivania avenue, running | — = 5 a When he had been with them about & | stone, they broiled 3 venison steak that Our yards are situated on the corner of Zist anc} oficer of the General Government or indivtion [back eA sen south, with a width on said A GRAND FIREMENS’, year, his faithful fulfilment of the menial] jhe Indian had taken from his wild-look- I mn, and on the moal, near} known to tne Engineer or Department of War, that j street of 43 feet 7inches : tie guarantors are able to make good their guarantee. Bids wil! be opened in presence of bidders if any of them choose to be present. Form of Guarantes. To Capt. M.C Meigs, U. 8. Engineers : We, the undersigned, residents of ——, in the State of —— . hereby, jointly and severally, cove nant with the United Siates and [orerg ls in case the above places personsin want of Wood an.! Coat of the best qnality, and on the mo-t reasonable terms, will at all times find an assortment equal, i! Bot superior, te that in any yard in the Disinct. AN orders filled with care, promptmess, and dis 5 BARRON & STOVER. oa D. C., April 10th, 1855. 472, romting 44 feet on Water stevt, at he termi, Military Club and Civic Ball, |tssks allotted to him, his cheerful, eon-| ing larder; and, refreshed and happy, nation of 7th street west, with the valuable Wharf, FUE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY take great tented air, his manly bearance of bis] Hugh in less than two hours after he had thereto attached and belonging, extending to the | pleasure in announc-ng to the pubtic that they |eaptivity, so impressed the Indians that entered the eavern, slept soundly on his channel of the Potomac river, and now occupied by } will give a Grand Firemen’s, Military, Club, and es 3 ; a ; ‘s George Page and used as a steamboat wharf Oleic Ball atthe Mathenal These on ay, {they relaxed their severity, and occa- nonahe of ae — and dreamed beau- ului visions of home. ee sale of the several Lots in the subdivision of | EVENING, May 15th sionally allowed him to wander off a juare No w th the improvements and appur They assure the public that no pains or expense |»; i roods. i side ER : tenances, will take place on Thursday, the 24th | will be spared to make this ove of the mone wagnifi. | Piece into ~ woods, = = —_ For several days they tarried there, day of May, 1855, at 5o’clock p m.,on the prem- | cent entertainments of tie season the river. © WAS Seated one bright au- } the Indian going out each morning, but TAKE NOTICE ure foregoing bid of be accepted, that he or | ises. Particulars in 4 future advertisement. tumnal afternoon on a Jog that had fallen returning sigue at sunset, and always NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOUDS. they will, within ten das after the acceptance of} The sale of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 288, with} may 4—3t close to the water's edge, sadly musin, ee lemtaral sy + | sald bid, execute a contract for the same, with the improvements and appurtenances, will. take — = ——— 4 iJ ‘y Musing) bringing a plentifu supply of game. P Ww. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under } and sufficient sureties, to perform the work or | place on said ‘Thursday, the 24th day of May, 1855, PLEASURE TRIPS on his lone and desolate condition, and e inited States Hotel, just received » farnish the articles proposed, in conformity to the terms of the advertisement under which it we: made; and, in case the said should fail to ‘nter into contract as aforesaid, we guaranty wo make govd the difference between the offer by the ssid and the next lowest bidder. A. B. cD. I — certify that, to the best of ny knowledg snd belief, the above named guarantors are go + and sufficient. BF ger MEIGS, oa Captain of Engineers in Charge. mar 7—cotMayS& wif CANAL PACKET LIRE T? POINT BOCKs | gqview Packet = Oo Its RE vs having been roughly repaired, an in first rate order, will commence runningom MONDAY, the 30th instant, for the transportation of passenger at 6 ’clock p. m , on the premises TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION. ing if he should i Magy oe hoot, seaely may. . we 4 2 HOUSE LEON, 7 . . Ur, psed Che sale of part of Lot No 3, in Square No. 790. > The Steamers GEO. WASH- hag an Sy h . we stds ri ung to Hugh, ri ‘We go, now they no find will ‘ake place on Friday, the 25th day of May. at Setee Paton or THOS COLLYER | ‘He faces of those whose memory was so] us, he led him forth and commenced Hy abi eg gt I sido 47 with tee | 2" ed for public or se! 3 to visit | hcly, when suddenly, a low cooing sound | journeying toward the south. One night, valuable Wharf thereto attached and Histol will oe Home ce Tuiohs Mount Vernon, Fort |like the notes of a dove, broke the deep|‘after they had been long on the road, boysh pewter msestey, the 120th day of May, SL phlei cre aera ca open for visi {Silence that reigned. Hugh heard it for they walked toa much later hour than The above property is all situated im desirable to-{ tr Tt 4,8 beautiful place for pleasure trips; it ] Some moments without observing it very | ysual—walked till Hugh, who had fan- cation , rapidiy enhancing in value, and offers to hax a iine Ball and Dining room , also, a new Ten 2 ei 10! Pin Alley closely, for he was intently looking into | cied several times through the day that cr investinents OF procans ae rae, pportunity | * G2 For particulars apply to the President of the | his darkened future. But after a while he had discerned familiar trails, and The terms of sale, as prescribed by ood dnrre, arreaen felicaty wal “f" the Beate ne it struck him that the sound was an un- thought he must be close to his home, AM is furnishing refres : : ill be one fourth of the purchase money in cash, datas boate, and is prepared to fats oa usua! one for the spot, and somewhat} became lost, as it weregand followed his and the balance in six, twelve, eighteen, and twen versed in Indian ways, he recognized it guide blindly, thinking in his weariness ty fou: months, to be secured by the purchaser's | We beet terms, ‘i z 1 bonds, pea’ ing interest from day of sale, with <ecu-| 4 LE STRANG=RS as one of = signs by see nage eX | and perplexity he must be mistaken, and » 10 be appre ress sympa! affection, and he gazed ill i ood. rested pon the ful payment of the purchase money and | jogue of the Curiosities of the Patent Office. Also, | P2°SS ©. sberd ; Was still in a strange wood. They large supply of Spring and Summer Goods, and :- BOW prepared to oder great bargains to all in wan of and fashionable clothing. His “ Ready ade Clothing ” will be sold at foliowing lov Whale suits, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, of thin eloth or,cassimere, for 312. Fine Black Frock and Dress Coats, from 919 w 15. Business Ooats for 97. Biack and Fancy Pants, from $3 to $7. Marseilies and Silk Vests, from $2 to $5. He keeps always on hand a large assortment of fancy articles, such 2s Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, Um brellas, &e. “Sole Agent for the sale of Scott’s Fashions.’ mar 19—3j. nved by the Trustees. visiting the City should see Hunter’s Cata LOOK HERE!!! DAY, and FRIDAY mornings, xt 7 o’clock, and the Point of Rocks for counaen on- TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, at the same hour, stopping at the different landings along the line for the reception and landing of passengers and freight, gomyg and returni Passage through either way $2, shorter distances at the same rates. That is to say,from Gog meee to Great Falls 50 cents; Seneca 75 cents ; Edwards Ferry $1.25; Manocecy $1.50. Meals served regularly on board the Boat at mod- erate rates, JOHN CROMBAUGH, z ; interest, and the ratification of the sale or sales by | his Description of Powell's Great Picture cautiously around to see if some human| at length, but the white man had scarce- ORE BOUNTY LAND TO AZZ who serve | Sight fee tween Georgetown andthe above the Court the Trustees will conve; the property ol nee ee form was not concealed in the vicinity ; ly it sede to him, closed his eyes, ere in axv war since 1790, whether as Officers | “The Boat will leave the wharf of W. Ii. Ritter for | ‘M¢,Tespective purchasers in fee, © wild with joy at the thought that amid Indian friend aw: im, M ilors, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap | ue Point of Rucks on every MONDAY. WEDNES. | g,{f the terms of sale are not complied with in six yy — ‘ d awoke him, and to- lains, Wagon Masters, Teamsters, Landsmen, (01 days after the catia coe the terms of the ale PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND NO. 1 | the —_ — —_ sg ergy ao pon: ther they toiled up a steep and wooded itl be resol FREDERICK PROSPERI begs leave to in- | one there mig! whose et) hill, that rose directly before him. But the risk and the h <3 * 'y ental, Pree te purchasers epon ne | IV has bon fly reorganized and snow under [2 10ving pulse. A clump of low, tangled| the intense and sound: thrilling joy of the exe! Conveyancing at the expense of the purchas- Of tne raoee Berea ect gully prepared with a band | bushes grew just back of his rude seat,| jong absent one can only be conceived, i EDW'D SWANN, |} Trustee, | oie (or Bale Pesce Parsee ie ee veal Picea” oClnge, by that could con-| when on reaching its summit, he beheld ara amas JAS. C. sapphic cursions, &c., at the shortest notice possible, by ap ceal a friend or foe. le ied as he} close at hand the valley of bis choice, the 5 . ing to FREDERICK PROSPERI, Leader, C gazed there, he beheld them move—he] home of his heart. By J... MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. Pkosrent, Conductor ; HULBUS & HITZS Mu- fee SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE widows or minor children) who have net yet received full 160 acres, and have been in service 14 days, will do well tw write to us, postpaid, and their tated Warrant wi be —— for the above quantity, noc! if not get it. i aa Tove & cos Claim Ageat’s ice, Opposite U. 8S. Treasury. 1 City, D.C” _mar 6—3m SILVER WAKE, PLATED WARE S AND FINE FANCY GOODS—Silver Coffee and Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream J sic Depot, or at PETER TALTAVUL?S, opposite | WS Certain of it—and it could not be] When his emotion was somewhat Goblets, Cups, Spoons and Ferks.” Also, a great Sarr i vet, N: a the wind, for scarcely a breath was stir- : i ; and Lot on Massachusetts avenue —By virtue bgp erp spi y passed, he turned to his deliverer, and Frensicae: of a deed in trust the subscriber will sell, at public } ————_____________ | ring. - raga A ey See in the mute but ex ressive signs of the prac magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable CHARLES MERRELL, ? Martin eee on Tia IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK bobs pushe ai ise Hey ane ee Indian language, told his thanks. The ? ’ : - al Pele al numbered nine =] aa Py ‘Coffee Sets, Castors, Baskets, Spoons and) 9? —Im Captain, @) in Square numbered four hundred and fitty-wo ING UP HOUSEKEEPING ere appeared inca yt ati ger *n-} red man heard him thi ee bes Bate. ye ti are warranted as represented, and will be sold at a sizall advance. , Nee bh, and then ERSONS fr the eity, and wishi jan. i = 5 3 A avenue, betwee bil aad 2h ere eta dares auetts| to dispose of their Furniture and Giousekesping |GiA2- Intently it looked upon the cap-| pointed to dwelling of Hugh, and in the PREMIUM MINERAL WATER. back one hundred and twenty-nine (190) feet, with | Ueneils» &e., without the trouble of sending them | tive, 80 intently that the gaze was like a| brief words he had learned sa the English We. respectiully call the attention of all Pre oe to public auction, can do so by calling on ug at our | marvellous fascination to him, and he! ton, id, *« Inj H. SEMKEN. ed ok the improvements, consisting of an excellent frame | store, 317 P ivenia = ‘Ninth ongue, Said, Many moons ago, Injun 330 Pa. avenue be@ oth and 10m stroets. | RAL WATERS, just euch us that we wererewers. | dwelling house. ‘Terms cas strvel, ag'we are prepared fe hae Coe a contntt | stood rooted to the spot. In a few Mo-| sick, tired, hungry. He go to the white mar 301tf ed a Silver Medal by the Metroplitan Mechanics? ghar) ard eee Housckeccts and others will do well by calle |e ents, whe, branches were pushed still| man’s cabin—he no turn bem off he give - itut extensive manufs 5 iia rend lousekee, ers lo we y 7 i Sana WILLARD’S HOTEL, | “tnaddition tote above we also tote Ale, Por-| _ap20-Saw&ds ‘Auctioneer. spe further aside, and a brawny red arm was ey _=s him sw —let bim sleep on his skins— By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. | *tch goods. mn WALL, SARNARD'& Co.” visible. It held in its fingers = pair of take blanket from his pretty squaw ; he [Bove PROPERTY aT THE NAVY rode il | enene H taceed up ned down and eo "2 Gotan et ee tan. Yard at Public Auction.—On TUESDAY after- |! A OARD. around, and then pointed them south- Me no forget. Now I pay you. sia etl Lot No an Square Wo. Sra] MQ Bconomy asthe read to wens. "AM | 80d, while from the stern lip issued] Go hone’? the same cooing sound. The heart of i ’s li pallets Pee IE L street by 71 het uk | Great Reduetion in the price of Hats & Caps. eyes Oftener than ever did Hugh's little Cider, Root Beer and Mead,’ all of Old Point Comfort, Va. bar! Pinecone ripe hep pager its being jal, if not superior, to anything of the kind in the Uhitea States. A fresh supply of the above always on hand. the bstorer aoe thanktully recei attended ”, “ARNY SHINS. Hugh looked up with a quickened life bound i i E undersigned, having men! iP. quicl >| ones, as the led on his knees, Fromete Union Bottling Trick aad ane fram ceeing Roe nnS < tro a vith a New ore ta Company to becom. | and he was starting to the side of the for the ay of the “‘live Injun;” an ee No. 5 Green street, Georgetown, D. C. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in 6,12 and | *tatly supplied with the very best Moleskin or! unknown, but as he felt now friendly | when he had passed to ‘the | that they ap 26—dow and 18 mouths, for notes secured by 8 deed af timz| DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers han es ae hoon Sie bee | od aeey Green, et ~ PALMERS PATENT GHG. | Ste pues. at ate ern, fc, See | eeanee, hen, the signal whoop for his| ent graveyard, they in tara oldie to Ie ALMER’ . 2 ng Ste cM worth from four to five dollars; second quality, g3,|return was sounded from the camp. | their little ones, nor failed to d from Bescon : sriseevcacemetncumey (|| teste Aetie_| Sorhare $s ot ee gfsp er | The Indian presed hs hand to bia mouth) feat get fled wo draw fom By the month, per : ‘Also, Becbe & Go's Hats, at a muel 1 in token of secresy, and darted through ian’: i = ‘©. WILLARD & BROS pots i poe - in FARroSTEES Sate OF Danan Beat, than they have been hore tofere sold in this oye f id | Indian's gratitude. whee — | com; with 30 other substitu the French, English, and German manufacture, it reccived the award of the GuEAT MEDAL atthe Worto’s Exusi- Tron ix Loxpon, as the best artificial fimb known. In this country it has been thirty times exhibited, in ition eo SALE.—A Pai of BAY yb years next»; well-bred, stylish, gentle, spinted ant capital pcos yare weil-broken and perfecuy free from Wicks, and wi y suit any gentleman who is fond of driving. The owner parts with them only because Dis purpose is to retrench his ex » They cam * the bushes and out of sight so quickly; Estate.—By virtu cree Orphans’ First- beaver Hats §3,5). s Court of the Disict of Columbis for the cotety of| All Kinde of seh RATer CAPS very iow. | that it seemed to the observer that the {> « Sam, you're a drunkard ; you're Wash a by the Circuit Court of seid | !n order to sell at the above low prices the cash | earth must have swallowed him up. allers drunk, and baits is locas. ak Se geuaney st ct earn wate Manat eee cercasy i | More ardy an eet Hugh now |g, your habits te loose Well citiaoen und: heise av-lave of ‘Weshingwon Cross, de- | five per cent. as an offset for bad debts. vr his captivity, for hope ea | 8% ¥! is ell, ax as he sat on the ground-floor of his wigs at his or their cost and expense, all the right, title, | Watch is warranted. has often triumphed over a good one. ns at me dis, den, how de mischief am my ha- i" ANTHONY. 5 oe - May, Thos at 3K ohne eee front atebe aes (for Ft es in the employ of Todd . brightly _— — Pega iteelngr ad bits loose when Tis‘ tight all de time?’” be seen at Southron’s (Iate Birch’s) Stable, on 14th ager prempecnee ary regen ises, to selt Lots meyers ebay ig 31 Pee: ) =. 3, Columbia place, 7th st., thing ich mica of —— h street, south of Pa. avenue. For terms, or an op-| received the award of the highest or: and 82, in square numbered 1043, situate in the city} ap door north of Penn. avenue. dian whi assured him he was lanning IC™ A pious old gentleman told his son portunity to try them, enquire at the counter of the | premium. ‘And as a crowning honor, by of Washington and District aforesaid. FINE WATOH WATCHES. {his deliverance; and though could i Star office. They wil ta onld's toga the unanimous approval of an interna- The above described property is situated at the i not 5 ho he hers not to go, under an circumstances, a “apart tional council, the “ First Premium” aorner of 14th street east and E street south FAUNAS mae © considerable addition to my conceive wi was, or why h had fishing on. the Sab! ; but if he did. by , HENRY PAIMER | OBly Silver Medai given for Lumbs—was awarded | Terms of sale: Oue-third cash, the residue in two stock of taken so deep an interest in him. he “ the J WEEE PALMER, | Srleiee guages ates | Seaham nyran srt mo, | ons eorerarer eran should see again his beloved home—clagp |! means to bring home tbe fish. BER? HSLLER, every applicant. B. FRANK PALMER meal wo be ecured by the notes of the purchaser or] Of first quality, heavy 18 again his beloved family. 1-Villany that is vigilant, will be an FyAkisch pleasure in informing his friends and 375 survet, Philadel, y Ratistactorily endorsed. ee ve Many days passed ere he saw again fi : y the public io that he has detrrmined| feb 28—3m FA sen 7} peak patescnchlips — ayer and - A Mbt Rede boys. ‘rne| another token; but one eon over-match virtue if she slumbers at pet rege boon yawn oy ny to NEW G. tev wanes oan saat purchases or talesmmens: Vnawemenas area ainpeers a — any , her post ; and hence it is that a bad cause Ket nde ol chm inet Ni, te i which Washes wie” "| weit my sainame See cg, seal di ee vee fer, and an} toy cated to the fi = ANN M. Gt SS. Trustee. it. SeMK . Sutishine that streamed en an extravagant friend wishes —Uenincne ee eT lished and for sue rsa i a GREEN. EscoTT, die No, 880 Pa, avenue, betwe tinea ih sxx, |i through the entrance was suddenly! to borrow your money, consider which pp ist | "ape ap 25—27%M4,8,98 10th ‘Auctioneers, 4 mar 30 obscured, and, Taising his eyes, Hugl , of the two you would rather lose.