Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1855, Page 1

, °THE EVENING STAR, : ‘ p! PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, | i : 4 : - This excellent Family and News Journal—con (EXCEPT pect | $ ’ ° F ’ ; ¥ : taining a greater variety of interrsting rending thas at the Beet Maceond Risvoath civeet, , mgt can be found in any other—is published on Satan By W. D. WALLACH, " ‘ stout + — ‘Wilt be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX, Y ; ’ on AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly : 4 Ht e a to the Agents; papers served in packages at 37} 5 ficnr + gents per month. To mail subscribers the sub- £er . ‘ ‘ scription price ls THREE DOLLARS AND FIF- TY CENTS a year in advances, TWO DOLLARS for six months, end ONE DOLLAR for three months; for less than three months at 1e rate of os VOL. VI. WASHINGTON, D, C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1955. NO. 821. {7 SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. SS = c 2 ‘On reta: to the infare, the order of pre- 3. BLVANS. WILLIAM THOMPSON. ._ WEBER’S BAND. EXCURSIONS; &c. “ _ WHE} ELVANS & THOMPSON, TTS old established and favorite band_fur- __ Bbue. ATIONAL, ___EBXCURSI0} ee. Ree EV E N IN G ST A R. cession, and ssid oy — DEaL&us th nich, music as usual for Excursions, Seré- GEORGETOWN .OOLLEGE, D.C. EXCURSION AND PIC NIC i ——_ san PT oor dupe, at th end o HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, Bey | Oniers my Notch ne rue et Music’ De- E next session of this Institution will com- being otal WEDDINGS AMONG THE EARLY PIO. | :i,. whole company was so exhausted witlr lose No. 326 Pennsylvania avenue, Pot or atthe residence of the leader, four doors mence on Monday, the3d of 7. The| $t. Mathew’s Sunday School, | WEERS. of sleep, that several days rest were i Nite , derween Ninth and Tenth sts, Washington, D.C. My net Henderson's residence, Navy Yard. Bech'sona cma tcl by able — : od Profes- se a WEDNESDAY. & = yt ay For a Jong time after fire first settlement of to Git them to return to ther ovivary labor, sHING ‘who devote themsel! moral bal : 4 are, * I. sohabi Should I be asked why I have . sea i Ore Fun Sttede Abesta aed Sites Ple- PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND. tellestaal advenceanent of those eoulded ¢ thelr PPE Teachers afte School take pleasure nan. | thix country the inhabitants, ix’ generale mar- | pth RN et Bed Tes, ‘Table and Dessert pus Band is suitable for any and all care. ; nouncing to their friends a =, | ried Peart There was uo dis th oe ante} f Beg eet I, in my turn, would ask ‘ ahd Forks, Steels, Knives with and with- || and ts warranted to give satisfaction to all | A large and spaclons building has just been | the public geserally that they, bave snd véry Tittle of fortune. | On tacts ie caas | cay @. ice, why ore you pleased with the bist» ma - . those who may be pleased to engage them, either | com: to be used) exclusively for the accom- | chartered he sole and, communion Aino fies, | the first impression cf love resulted in mn- aa St Val eat Lied ss cape ote: thay ee a Fa, |" Sepeelee cheer a aaieames | Sey eee tne | Ree cee meee ee | he eat any camaceenns set = | Soon Saacan ame Se Sate peed 01 . e jouse On above na i i be escriplion sticks, Shovel and Tongs, Wafie Irons, leat notloe ee eanicians to hetend at tubabort: will’ be en rely, distinct hom, those Of the othel' |. The tenchers p themselves no pains or ex. | fr pide a ridlag Seigsiy Menet ers vothocnd. | he novel, and romance? I have nd only trath, strange as it may seem. Trons est notice, by ap) to Men Ba Ros emma a poe gcresemi.: | Raat etic, | Eamtncceems or Semen | ut inant aarton oar oe | mtb ane my me cde MATERIALS. cuit Marke Barracks. sadies A co lete separation will thus beef- | Scotts ore has been eng “pees the socasion, cs and mrs piges Tneronatetrce pom thick ore feat Vaakchiag trou the wealiey i > i » B.—Orders ilbus "'s Music De- | fected . younger and older student Di refresbme ts wi rved m | bas succees ear é s i ; . , th . Run} CoGaRS, Cloect, Dupboara, Chest, TM, Pad | ew ay tis caer the advantages of which oust be a all Cobs;tn weuperiet style : e if At un early p-rin | 989. with a view to give the youth of our Bi oe mr attended to. parent to the course of a few years, y = may m puly those who have the least experience i theeduca- | For the accommodation of those persons Who | tie practice of coitheadine ths mariiage a | ~untry a kaowledge of the pacts, uyber yy Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut ana || + of youth do not wish to spend the whole day down the P f thé bride began, and, i shoul’ | lizetion, aud to give coutentment tothe aged, Wrought Natis, Bolts BOOT AND SHOE STORE REMOVED. ton of ‘observatory of the College, its extensive | river, the boat a pects teips; leave Georye. | the house ol wt voriets. She also had the | 'Y Prevent?ng them from «ying * that former Brad's Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs, | (¥EORGE BREMER has temoved his well. Prailosophical rich and varied libraries, | town at 7% o'clock, Washingtou si, Navy Yard | seem, with great propriety. =e * imes were better than the present.” Handrail Screws, Door Knobs Goines Gentlemen’s BOOT AND and Cabinet of Minerals Geological Specimens | 9, and Alexandria ut ¥ to [0° Afiernoon, leaves | choice of the priest &» perform the eercmony Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &c. | SHOE Store and Factory from 11th street, and Shells, afford tothe Students of this Institu- | Wa hington at 2, Alexandria 4 toi Returning, | A wedding cogaged the atiention of a whol CABINET MAKERS’ GOODs. between Pa, avenue ee E to Pa. ton advantages rarely to be met with. will leave the White House at 6 and 10 o'clock p. | neighborhood ; and the frolic was anticipated HORSE RACING. Mair Cloth, Carled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and | avenue, afew doors above Willards’ Hotel. B A. MAGUIRE. | by old and young with eager expectation Horse-racing is very old sport. In Bi m. He is prepared in his new premises to give satls- | au6—dim President. Tickets 50 cents— Children half price; to behad | 7)i, ig not to be wondered at. when it is tol Chair Springs | 5 he hist horse- gore back ‘ill it Venitian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roiler Ends |, faction to all. Nataeae mentae nat alee —— | atthe following places: J. 1, Kilwell, George . : Imei the only, gathering | "® DMOFF @ ming Brackets, Furniture Nails G_B. has by dint of great carein purchasing his THE WESTERN ACADEMY, town; RR. Avimer. corner Pa. avenue and !7th | ‘hat a wedding was «imi the oe} ev bora | rans ahaa Mee Glue, Cofin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw | stock, em, none but A No. 1 workmen, and | Crner Seventeonth and I streets, Washington, | street; Jno P. Elis, Pa. avgnue; Marin P King | n Hing, building a cabin, or plan. | “etions it in the reign of Henry AI. Plates, &c. by his capacity to ft his customers soasto have | A SELECT SCHOOL will be’ o on the | Druggist, Pa avenue, near Phird st; William A’ | reaping, log-rolling, building arn “eign of Queen Etigcbeth. races bf CARPENTERS’ @00DS. = = = Coon sheharne foot, while it als = Se September, for boys. sre pin or) = aud Dr E. . Pg Moc! a a eee ar pag alg pig oo save ae aree ay pro —inieg one 4 " way ibits the most jonable style. earned a lumber limited to twenty-five. , any of the Co a m the morming © wary Sher Pape red the fortunes the ty eet Senge Binns {rose eta" | reputation in his Vossinews second’ t that of no | | For perticilar ae circulars at the Bookstore, or | heday of the excursion. | egw | etootn and his attentar's assembled at th | "ine, however, the matebes were Private and ustom-w: ‘boot shoe mak: ¥ uses By hi ~@ ot reach- se ds Dee Calon. "He solicits the Patronage of SD and Bae | yee Oe a we Market at o'clock "in, and 1 p.m. and will ee Stas ener ota btteooanmanich contlomen rede their owe bores. Ie the Dewls, Squares, Guages, Axes, &e. terms most reasonable to all. GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY. | °°"? o urn e i elebrating th . aia! ruee pay ee & COACH mamma soops.} 4¥ 8 ao tlc’ LORE ee Ries Re an eee Somes do Newt ng Gals whieh for certain mut take piace befure ‘img by the discipline of ; rind Beet spokes, Lube Borg, Poles ee Ly SEMKEN SO Pr atone tatween ith a | Banetont atieedaume iaventested’ end opplication | 2% iirdintn, Jes Pilling,” ieee tmagi scublage ot rerngreeg “oul the ae > ? Pa a an atien ‘s uest y a asseus z - Sleigh unners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump © 10th streets, offers his large stock! of e | for admission must be early made. Jos A Keefer, syns 4 ae ee oo tail . or maptva | “Mt Bowe eae Rese » ‘Thomas Cassel. people, withott ® store, horse was to , was rigidly adjusted. The a a Collars, Top Pro —— ets consletieg ot Coffee and nS Bs ‘ Sega Ne nf asgney ea sornna and terms, to 4u 16,18,21,23,25,27,25 * — within. a haaited te - and aD as- a tin ra aang ion thowbien Curtain Frames, Inside’ Linings, Lining complete. var Cream Goblets. on ay ion to the Principal. Pros Jon a gal eae etna Since ? yacht Wacksat Damask, Sea Cords Spocan and ‘orks, and a magnificent assortment | au part ity WILLIAM J. CLARK. GRAND EXCURSION semblage of horses, withou® blackawith er | vere weighed before they started. The prise Fas, Tassels, Buttons, , Fringes, Laces, Hichly chased fancy silver ware suitable for gifts, ata ewan ame or Tur saddier within an equal sale The get | was generally a bell. About the latter end of Plain and Enamelled Canvass at reduced prices. + Ae tlemen dressed in shoe » moveusins, lea | +40 reign of Charles I., races were performed Busia Duck, Leather, Dash » | , Persons in want of any of the above articles are | FEMALE SEMINARY FOR DAY PUPILS,| AMERICAN RIFLEMEN, {tier breeches, leggins, linsey hunting shirts, | i Hyde Park. After the restoration, racing + ELVANS & THOMPSON, ——e ae wae. aac F street, bet. 12th and 13th, Washington. Re TO Pine x. P OTN Fae and all howne-ans ae pn 7 oP ran peo was <nas seme = Charles U1, and 6 om . avenue. mos manufacture, we war- a 23 % t an inse a bundred : t it sterling. HE duties of this institution will be resumed 2 » August 23, 15 linsey ‘petticoats, an - en ilver bowl or cup, ie jue of a WELRY. “oo Sitverwane of any design made to order at on the 15th September, and, in connexion HE AMERICAN RIF LEMEN take pleasure | gowns, coarse sboes, stockings, handkercbiet, guineas, was allotted for a prize. Subsequent SEMKEN, JEWELER, 330 Pennsylvania | short notice. Particwlar attention is paid in get- | With the above, they wish also to inform their pa- in ennouncing to their friends — . 2)" | aud buckskin gloves, if ary. If there were sovereigns have also encouraged racing. The avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, has | ting up Testimonials, Premiums, &e. tons and others that they intend opening anes. | and the public generally that they Aiea any buckles, rings, buttovs, or rufties, they | o>) Ors hundred guineas is now given inlien hpetate maw Aapets of richly-chased Fruit au 1—tr 5 z ——_ boarding pupils on the Ist of No- | jaye chartered the swift und ne id sicamer | were the relies of old time. ; family pieces, ir abilens bout e true test of no ¥ t re 3 Pet tor thn car ‘of civing 2 “anh Ys a : : ae) ; also, a variety of magnificent Mosaic and Cameo FANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS. The “latter is sitaated on the railroad and turn: | . ey oye yorite’ Braet fie “BINEY from “parents: of “gr: ones ee - ry) on blood ie not speed, but continuance. Jewelry, which he offers at vreatly reduced prices SEMKEN, JEWELER. - pike, sixteen miles from the city, and two south- | pOIN'T, on THURS were caparisoned with old saddles, old bridles, | o 064 and continuance of Tace-horses is neces : > a rsons | Or halters, and paek-suddle with a bag or |“) ight which the: a >. | sarily affected by the weight which y car: play: ected F he is said tbat, in running four miles, Diamonds remounted, Jewelry of any de- is No. 330 Pa. av., bet’ 9b and cast of Laurel village Owing to the disap; : -. bet. 10th sts. r typo Be A eae on — ore done, Gold | j, prepared to make to order any device that may For particulars, circulars may be had at the | to accompany the la e exc mto Piney Point, | blanket thrown over t e principal bookstores in Washington and Balti- } ja consequence of the crowded state of {he boat, | as often constituted the girth as a piece of lea- | ifferevce of a dis- en stone aud metal. iy Bre Pie Ear Rings Clabes Neeser tae more, aud—dit&eodtSeptiS | sndasse many persons are desirous of visiting | ther. ; — — Seotud ani aeny ards, be- GLENWOOD CEMETERY, g — &e. Also, Jet Omaments forsale. |. A ISS ROSA MOORE'S SEMINARY. cae banetihn contre eat ajo civerand Tho march, in double file, rig Wc erg tween horses of equal goodness. W eight is, Ottice No. 292 Pa. ave., corner 10th street, | jE Ags MAY Ply Upon their own hair be- | 7AVHE duties of this Institution will be resumed vay, the American R n have been prevailed | Tupted by the na Se ea on pana lated with scientific precision; (OVER THE SAVING’s BANK.) ing d bf en ytd sabaay ies Ditncipal No. 351 wpon by their friends the citizens generally, — = 7 = cpoprnsas aud if the jockeys, or either of bem. fal be- ons Set » ke. >, dl to give an excursion, on Taursday, the “3d, when | had no rouds; an ese didclites Were ¢ 1 amount agreed upon, are m’ tient at Bao one “ahewvens phn! eS tick ag tenad pooner ad Sixth street, between Hf and I. se bool aneppetaniy will be give» to all who may avail | increased, sometimes by and some- eto waletin te ‘ore cend he diinoanas situated on the high ground ‘distant one and a HA bi ERATOR AOTY Ez HUNTER'S ACADEMY. IIS, AO DY BTN a apts by falling | The wel oe by race-horses vary frouf quarter miles north of the Capitol—North Capitol TS preparation, although less than two FPWHIS Instituton will be open in Forrest Hall, fag tent to heat Pint P Serchorien when “| the menkeam teelvs atone t= boy of the street leading directly to the 5 befo: A‘ age £7 he cf the boat to be at Piney Point at 3 o’clock. when eee The nenmeuy Nacadeomal sabe from Con: re the public; owing to its ef- ae ike on Monday, 27th August, for the | any one wisaing to partake of the hospitalities of Uy S8¢ | lightest weight. The usual trial of speed, im siete thaele eed rer from Con- | fects upon the human hair and scalp, bas already | reception of pupils. The course of Studies will | 3" Mansion, the invigoraling bath, or the delica- ange of SC¥- | English racing, isa single mile; of contina- t the wed- | once or bottom, fous miles. It has been as- serted that Flying Childers ran a mile over Newmarket in the space of a minute. The time was really a few seconds over a minute. ses, making a fee title to the purchaser, and | paralleled. It has without the ordinary tin and French languages will also be taught if ded. Prohibiting all encroachments from legislation or | sed for such purposes, won its way, c been | desired. + ier desirous of gi otherwise, which is of vast importance to those | heartily welcomed to mast of the cities and towns | Particular attention will be paid to the moral who wish their dead to repose where they have | in the nited States, the Canadas, and the West | character of the pupils, and none will be retained our tickets to be sold, and the Comuuittee have ae ol tuei cee . A — bts pe Poe cag vs b ppacorerll pride ia result si when | whose conduct may have an unfavorable influence determined on no account to permit any improper ris, and tbe cii of taeix, Flying Chiders, in 1721, ran four miles, car i rine! save them {ro ’ Some- ‘ P i pa nse il it, and thr ee yulari upon | “pon the other pupils. persoi boa! steame! partners.to save them from falliog. S$ rying nine stone two pounds, in the space of peor omer Lord ap aes fp we i. ond ‘Tewal its merits, solely as estal lished by actmal texts. CHAS. 8. HUNTER PeThe beat pail dened the wrist the foot of 11th | times, in spite of 21! thet could be done to va minutes and forty-eight seconds. This Leper rap pit, That this pre jon will actually Restore gray | Georgetown, Aug. 1l—eot27th street at 63 o’clock,.so that we will be enabled to — it, some were thrown to the ground. | yo ierfal animal leaped ten yards with hie tink [pec tides Fonte, Serene ee measures mot prevent it, ti atid z cannot pre’ , a8 no titles are given BOARDING AND DAY SEMINARY FOR | "ach Washington at 12 o'clock p.m. Will stop | If a wrist, elbow, or ned to be | der upon level ground, and is supposed te — appropriating their ind forever to burial obtained a celebrity and sale rr apa an | cmbrace a thorough English education. The La- cies of the season, a fine opportunity will be af- satisfaction to our pa trons we have (positively) limited the number of iden spring of tothe queund. Hair to its Natural Color, produce a luxui ‘owth upon the heads of the bald, prevent the at Ai ria at 7} o'clock sprai t was tied Y hief, and ie. de " N. B_—Oitlice open from 10 to 12 o’clock a. m., | Bat ‘ 4 YOUNG LADIES ares ee =e : pramed, 1+ : - have covered, at every spring in a qhere Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By” tle) produce a continual Row of te atara Bad Mrs. GEN.'T.T. WHEELER, Principal. | ,.niniti Por ant fo nave {ime the Neat will | Little more was thought or suid alot it | a SP wentyetive fort, which it more them formations can Ue obtained wa? and all other in- | and ‘thus render the hair soft, glossy and wavy, | {EVE duties of this Institution will be resumed | however, been madsto have Ornatbisses in watt: | Another ceremony tovk place belvre the | :rey.uine feet im a second. This speed is far ‘All orders left wits —_ N destroy diseases of the scalp, expel dandru: on Monday, the 3d of September, at the cor | ing toconvey persons from thi avy Yard and | Party reached the house of the br ahead of that acoumplished by Lexington, MOseventh street, or am cee cana 8 Peas el ©. | the certificates of distinguished gentlemen and ner of Bridge and Washingion streets. Entrance Georgetown to the boat, also for their ec practice of making whis'y, be whose “ best four miles’ were Cove in seven prempuly ‘Standiel te y ie io be | ladies in every part of the country who have tried | for Pupils on Washington street. to their homes, on the retura of the excu an early period ; when the p. ininutes and seventeen seconds—whieb is te Ss ee it, oe oe what ey ae fore Foe Wasie respecliully solicttsacontinuance | The Riflemen have fixed the pric mile from the place of their destination (wo | (hrenty-nine seconds more than Flying ’™ al - he VY @ proper use is Restorative the mage she is 50 Liber y receive mm hi round tri t tb: 6 co ing ” a e Dol- istance -amueetere PA yilioe an ie for the hair can be fondlLpte attain and retain its natu- the ec, oak tk which she tenders her sincere CAMS mdanithies : pes "1 ary ‘0 ladies, to 2 ane — tly pie ye stoke qie5y = ; % ders made use of to do the same di the reception of visitors on the Sth ef» ral color to almost any age alotted to humanity, § (banks, be had of tke Cominittee, or et the boat on the | Ves the worse the = thesk a July. The ‘propriciee’s table will be by gemoving the cause of disease from the seal) Circvlars can be cbiained on application to the | morning of excursion. and deep hollow better, a s ”¢ —Children have # psd with the iene * no niatter how long standing—the concurrent Principal. au 13—eolm x hae bated ceraurea tor tha obtain cles afforded an y _A “Bast” Cau dren, = Waters adjacent to Blakistow’s Talgad. He hopes | imonlals of Malle tndividucle of eae | mm | Refreshments, iiiiuding Dinner an: Supper, | display of intrepidity aud hors tianee a gevelins way of saying things very sulb- < merous ‘table vi ‘sexes, + —_. aa. a . & 1 "7 experienc catel eo Suxlis! & she, . 7) ery jauge y 7 wl ravi 2 ol OK poop — bet hema as one the use of this curative, as well as of the recom- 4 H. be petigl 3 EY, nag srovidediby.on experieycen prteeee, a aley Reels nee she Bg as thing tet srace | ‘ar ‘Frederick Fitagerald Smith had a luxe- quiet from city bustle meapdations of ations coe Sexttticatas WS all REAL ESTATE AND LAND WARRANTS, Committee of Arrangements. for the bottle. The start was announced by | rigs growth of whiskers The lower pari of too ae enmers Maryland Osceola, and Alice C. J Buooxsiaip" Mass, Jan. 12, 1856. SAINT PAUL, MIN. TERRITORY. Lest gee euie ig Mdeeiany an Indian yell; logs, brush, mudy hollows, | his ecenionsace was setirely saveloped in hair Price stop regularly at his landing. Prov." Woov—Dear Sit—Having made trial of | [ ANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGR- Sorg Wm. Gibeon.’ auid | bill and glen, were specdily passed by the | (rom ear to ear. The mor ——— For one month....+..-. your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say OUT THE TERRITORY. Taxes paid, | — —— —— | rival ponies. “The bottie was always filed for | out in large, matted, tangled and curly mag- For one week or mo: that its effect has been excellent in removing in- | Collections made, Drafts cashed, and the highest GRAND FIREMEN'S AND CIVIC the occasion, so th as no uéé for | nificent masses 211 over his jaws . Por a shorter ti 2 er flammation, dandruff, and a constant tendency to | Prices given for Land Warrants. EXCURSION AND PIC NIC judges; for the first wh ed the door was | Indeed, it was commonly reported th: had A good band of Coumier itching, with which I have been troubled from | @overnment Lands located with much care, and oF THE rascal with the prize, with which he re- taken & premium on it at a fair held by the the eeason from Washington. Sennen oe Gh ee Pnlch | if desired, the protits and losses ghared equall a |franklin Fire Company, | tured in triumph to the y. Oa ap | society for ‘‘ ameliorating the condition of the fess—-ame PONG W. BLAKISTON, used no other 2) with anything like the same tins te vo eslé, eine She Mine agreed apie and To THE : Bene them, he ennow his vietory over | Jews, and encowraging the growth of the SO ~_ | pleasure and proft. ° Yours, truly one half of the current value xf the Warrant at the WHITE HOUSE PAVILION. is rival by a shrill whoop. At the head of | hair.” | in one a AMEBICAN HOTEL 3. K. brace. time steatry, and half of th> expense of locati rue members of the Franklin Fire Company | the troup he gave the bottle first to the groom | Nature, if too profuse in ber gifts No. 456 ‘ Pastor of Orthodox Church, Brookfield. || to be deducted from the subscribers’ interest, ‘0 take pleasure in announcing to a acd his attendants, and then to each pair in | rection, is very apt to correct the redundancy 2. HEPLEMOWER 2 ee Lover, | Udsve wed Prot. 0, J. Woods Mair Rentae- | [rere art snag, ¢° locate, Wvarrants entirely on | the Ptremen, thelr fiends and th sale tum to the Fear of the Hae, giving onch | by o-compensetive detsieney te cose. : ptade F. LOVETT, | tive, and have admired lis wonderful effect. My | acres $15; eighty acres, 82u; one burdred and | And commodiovs steamey Geo. V on, and ud then putting the bottle inthe | So it a yams -] eons vart of hig jy 86m - hair was becoming, as 1 thought, ly | sixty acres, $25; and will reccive with thelr title, | wi!l givea Grand Excursion and Pic Nic to the | bosom unting ehirt, took bis station in | ald Smith. All over the upper p gray; but by the use of his “Rest ve”? it has | a plat and description of the-and. “| WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, on WEDNES- | the company. acad above bis ears was very curly. But per COFFIN WAREROOM, xc. resumed its original color, and I have no doubt, REFERENCES: DAY, August 22d. The ceremony of the marriaze preceded the | contra: WILLIAM PLANT & CO., UNDERTA- | Permanently so. SIDNEY BREESE, Minnmsota—Gov. Willis 4. Gorman; Ex-Gov| The Company pledge themselves that notrouble | dinner, which was a substautial backwood? | « fe had no hair on the top of his hexd, ps ony ap prog — a Pror. Woop: Dears My halrceomsnsa Mesers. Ames ia tne cp prenthmipg pits potas amet 97. and sree ay es oo feast, of beef, pork, fow a soemetimhds In the place where the an egeae ¥ . “I amb 5 Elten. Bs > erche Excursi ) suite y 6 5 - Interments procu din any ground fa off some three or four years since, and con- | Messrs. Morton & Pace, Whclesale Draggists, Sl the waeon, — a aaa bear ee helo - —— Mr. Smita lodged one night aud b) eakfasted or cemetery. us, Caps, Shrouds, Carriages, | tinued to do so until I became quite bald. I tried | Battimoxe—W. P. Presta, Esq., Attorney at} A celebrated Cotillon Band hes been engaged | With plenty of potatoes, cabbage, and other | 6 pouse of Mr. Joan Sunpkins, his friead. Hearse, and every article for interments of | all the popular remedies of the day, but to no ef- | Law; Richard C, Bowie, Esq., Com, Merchant ; | for the occasion. vegetables. During the dinner the greatest | 4) Suunpkiue had, like every parent who has the best —— ee a, 2 tsk oe Lee epee pe es a9 mi Deur, Norris & Co.; Messrs. McCleese eae Soper will be furnished by an ex- iret Raph aby tegen zh = oni'dren, # very smart titde en red sur Most reasonab terms, rm Ham. - 4 re st » mber, hewe « - ~mart night. Having the exclusive right of Crump’s | doing wonders’ I have now 2 ne of] Wasaineton—Hon. W. W. Seaton; Hon. J For the accommodation of those persons who do | with a broudxe, supported by foar sticks sot | Pristus BOW many on eabieee + Mise Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to eep young hair, and cheerfully recommend Its use to | T. Towers, Mayor; Hon Judge J. Bryan; J.C | not wish to spend the whole day down the river | in auger-boles; and the furniture, some old | 20% 4893! At the breakiast mired yang = cad for any length ef time. jy itty | all similarly afficted C. Hamilton, Esq., Attorney at Law; Col. Wm | the boat wiil make two trips pewter dishes ‘and plutes; the rest, wooden | 4tvelia Simpkins cvn-d uot take ber eyes Sep I A.c dh ytrressg at Hickey; Col: iley; Messrs. Taylor & Maury; Leave Georgetown at § o'clock, Washington at PS ‘d ‘conciel -penaye Depth i ere uve moment fom the p@triarcua! counteusnee DENTISTRY. 133 Second street. | Messrs. Lewis, Johnson & Co, Bankers; G. 9, Navy Yard at 9, Alebandria at 10 owis and treuchers; a few pewter sp ons, | Sse saith R2 DONALDSON, Dentist, lateof the firm of | Address O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 316 | Grammar, Esq., President Patriotic Bank. Afternoon leaves Washington at 24, Alexandria Hunt & Donaldson, continues to reg A New York, and 114 Market street, St Jy 17—eo3m at 3% o'clock venti Se Louis, Mo ——_— Returning, will leave the White House at 6 and teeth, with or without gums, €. STOTT & CO , wholesale and retail Agent, NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA. and 19 o’clock P. m. specimens of which (made ee ih! at Was! ® ‘Tickets, admitting a yentleman and tvro ladies, the late firm) was awarded the first premium ‘T. W-DYOTT & SONS, General Wholesale ee ee ee 81, to be bod of the Committee of Arrangements, the Mechanics’ lustitute Fair, recently held in | Agent, Philadelphia, Pa au 1—ly Hass purchased the above well known es: | and at the boat on the morning of the Excursion et Sees ee ee this city. tablishment, 1 respectfully inform my Fe | Omalbusses will leave th West Capitol Gate, much battered about the edges, were wo be secn at sume tables. Th were made of horns. If kuives w ne deficiens: was made up by the ping-kuives, w ich were carried in sheaths suspended to the belt of the hunting-shirt After dinner the dancing commenced, and generally laeted till the next morning The ~+ Arabella, love, don’t be so rude,”’ nudged wr gneilia, oot pot toast,” frowned Mrs. Troe eove Raps staring ot Mr. Brodecick a. cera this naughty girl from the fable,” cried Mr. Sampkins, in ar ‘These teeth are carved and shaded to suit each | FIRST WARD areay, AND SALE STAe | friends and the traveling pubiic, that the Western Market, and No.thern Liberties Market Particular case, and their resemblance to the natu- house has been thoroughly renovated and. at half-past elyit o’clocka m. o . figures of the dances were three and four- . ” fal organs is eo perfect as to deceive the most prac- | JN announcing to the mee an Peay re sange pron mo nd ts n-w open fo1 row ge mmittes of Arrangements. asides peels ioe aquate--s0tte. and Sigh See tn, — Pare sages Geely til rym tised eye. taken possess: hase, geome e A ob’t 10" arson, enceme alway sanat " es ubelia. : (gPartivelar attention sleo paid to filling and pre of the above Stables, on 'G street, near ers. Lreturn my sincere thanks to my friends and GR Crossfiid, J B Mediey, ” : bh Wes fulowed: Ly ob, naa ee | UT | man a little lon gers Don't yuu see, ma, As serving the natural teeth. e b. _ ES (lately go om the public generally for the liberal patronaye ex- LR Thomas. PJ Newman, he as fs thee i a helps bd cal “ j 3. | 4as got his head on wrong side wp! Charges moderate, and all operations warranted y tect eit ie ee ee tended to me for the last twenty-three years, and IMP Hough, Alex Tait, ee, Sore ee Ho ee | Toe young lady was hving and doing well Office southwest corner of Seventh and D streets. em that it w’ entirely conducted by —, reapectfaly solicit a continuance of the same, as Ino T Coumbe. R Ecklo#. gle out for e jig. and were followed by the re- at inst accounts, but it is No conceive on D. mar - eu awlwe maining couple. he jigs were often accom- Seomanee Hote” lend to pnctaally in lagi Curagesand | macetuemn' HOME wifiesojournl gattne Na | *o—tvraweth dng evabic, The jigs wore often coup: | Sow sun an oureiow y —~---———. nies at was called cutting out; tha DENTISTRY, Guetal drivers. The Riding School will becon- } tional. REESE'S EAGL fe when sisher ot the partion bostede tifed of ee cerned dle- R. MUNSON respectfully calls atten- | ducted by a professional equestrian apo ape N_ B.—A four-horse stage Coach leaves the Na- FIT DE the davee, on intimation the plac: Wit.—A dispute arose between three no V! tion to his new, patent and — copteeneneaie ee rok 'y eques Soe oe every erro > {aunay, and Sat- | ve subscriber respectfully announces to his | plied by some one of the company men. one Irish, one Beotch and the a EL MEROVED seeen of said | Particular attention will be on to horses kept au 10—1m me WALTERS. friends and the public in general that he bas | interruption of the dauce. Iu th gtish, as to the respestive traits of their ree received the first lot of the celebrated LODGE’S the very PERFECTION OF THE ART at Livery in his establishment. was often continued until the musician was | pecuve countrymen. A wager was laid, the GKO. H,. VARNELL & J. W. MANKIN: DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE “here rig Bicone rish were the wittiest, the Seoteh the most syle of Teeth has the following advantages over | yea a sell eet ey ae House, Sign and Fancy Paiutersy . ’ | PUMP, which received the SILVieit MEDAL at | heartily tired of his situation. Towards the | Lish¥ a tod the Ragiih soot feusk. Toay : others, viz: GREAT STR 'H, C Lip aa riding bi re ? ‘OULD especially call the attention of the | the late Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics’ Insti. | latter part of the night, if any one of the com. | ° Fagan Pyeng ng a LINESS, COMFORT and BEAUTY, vieing ladies desiring riding horses for gentlemen public to their imens of Fancy Signs, | tute, and is now pre) tofurnish all who may | pany, through weariness, attempted to con- | “teed to walk out in the street with Nature in these respects, and in some others | °T ‘PRIEDERECK LAKEMEY to be seen at all times ot thelr place of Business’ | favor him with a call. coal themselves, for the purpose of sleeping, | #24 the first one of cither nation met. fiselling. Public inspection is respectfully solic: | yg, of Bae Persons building and repairidg world do well to | His stock of GAS FIXTURES are unsurpassed | they were hunted up, paraded on the Bucs, | be inquired of what be s would coke, nd stand + orm Ta maa aw Dw DE TE | give us a call as we are determined to use every | in the District. and the fiddler ordered to piay, “Hang out | ™! ht wer of St. Please call and see pray nen PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE | exe tion on our part to give generai satisfaction. With his corps of competent workmen. nepeiaes till caaiaan 6? church. Pretty“soon a John Bull came along, } cotzinbia has a steht to make thie style of tooth, MANUFACTURED FROM FRENCH | , Place of business on Louisiana avenue, between | hinwelf to All any orders in the PLUMBING | ‘il prmortow mowing. ck a deputation of | abd was acousted thus: N. B.Teets consticationally y, plagged GRAPES, GREEN JAMAICA GINGER, | 6tl and 7th streets, north side, next to the Varnum he GAS-FITTING line with promptness and the Jeune ladies stole.off the er teerese put |. * Whatwill you take and stand ali night in and warranted for life. . SEVILLE ORANGES, &c.—This delicious bev- | Suiiding. the tower of Si. Paul's?” | Office and No.8 E the cor- | Tage becomes the greatest favorite wherever itis | ld Giazing promptly attended to. Ail work done warranted to give oyeaeneg her to bed. In doing this it frequentiy hap- ; < ’t want todo itshort of a guinea,”* in - au 4—dit satisfaction, JOHN pened that they to ascend « ladder in- T sboulda ner of Peana. avenue and 14th poms aed oe belt none, exe whole FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES, cc, |__0a¥2—tf _< comer 6th stand Pa.avenue | Stead of a puir of stairs, leading from the | ‘raukly answered Mr. Bull. Bi sin e) hhysictans use {t exclusively; amd recom: ba ” | NEW BOOKS JUST RECE.VED AT JOE | dining and ball-room to the loft, the door of | . The next one accosted was s Beotehman. Sandy replied, ‘‘ And what will you gie me? which was made of clapboards, lying loose, and without nails. As the foot of the ladder was commonly behind the door, which was purposely opened for the oceasion, and its rounds at the inner ends were well humg with huuting-shirts, petticoats, and other articles of clothing, the caudles being on the opposite side of the house, the exit of the bride was noticed but by few. This done, a deputation of young men in like manner stole off the Last, but not least, Patrick was inquired of to what he wou!d take and stand night t. Paul’s tower. To which Pat wittily an- red: ** An’ sure, an’ I think I should take a diy- il of a cowld!” The wager was won. Soreviar Suicipe.—William McConnell dancing master, committed euicide near Paris, end wala to all troubled E invite attention to our large stock of Combs. + Tytia end Come Uns, Coffee, Grequen, Ootfes | sia, Debillt Cramps, Diarruaa and iysentery, Ww Brushes, Pomades, Extracts, Cologne, Bay ne Wan’ or Diselasureeof Convent Life Biggins, Coffee Filte Cottespot, Persons subject to Chills, or living. in Water, &c., which we are prepated to offer at the Confession of a Sister of Charity ‘Tea Set Egg Boilers, Chang Dishes, Im where or Cholera prevails, find its oceasion- | greatly reduced prices. ‘The Six days’ of Creation, a series of Familiar Dish Covers. Soup Tureens, Castors, Pitchers, | al usea and admirable p, ve. Mixed Also, constantly on hand a general assortment of Letters from. a Father to bis Children Cups, Lamps, Candlesticks. Lamps, Spit: | with a iced-water, Cy mat ee refresh | Fancy Goods, Fans, Gloves, Hosiery, &c., to- Hints, ture, Sculpture aud Painting Ups, PS, ck, - Store, | ing and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather | Zether with a fashionable stock of to | At Arnie ore +94 . 40 hanes bee PGEO. FRANCIS.” ps tas be taken. . which additions are ecnstantly being, made of the ta & Pbeepuige versie 4 jv 2—er 5 Price 50 cents per bottle, $5 per dozen. newest and most desirable styles. The attention | \\.icna or Adventures on the Mosquito Shore MILITARY DICTION- | Wincan sdvantagcoss addition thie gene oes | Cento ae tat ith ingens (encores er New Hope, or The Rescue Unveiled As. ESS ~ | Wine an a stock, it's q Mormonis oon a first rate article, sells well, and gives great satis. | Miss , ths Spee “cha . 1,000 scarce, $3 50 i Female Life among the Mormons we F 5 ro ere fee nological Military Diction- | faction. HUTCHINSON & MUNRO. groom, and placed him snugly by the side of ‘i + Beekew oF English and French, 1 vol., Ageais, STOTT & CO. Wegbieaen; PERL Jy 28tt_s10 Pemuave between 9th & 10th sts, Mary Linden bee anit his bride. tre dance still continued ; and it | Ky.. on Monday last, under the following sir 5 eeane t fine ac oe vdeo doit sin tmitnorh tae in toenail sli*whs ctimstanees : morning he ordered Campbell's Naval History of Great Britain, 8 vol, BALMER, Baliimore. OSmgom PURE BOSTON ICE. The Watchman, Doesticks png a pauhg meet; wieatest engages] are to his mother to grease his Noctave, $7 50 rLENe CLs soppy of the eae eotal to Panorama of Life and Literature for August, Lit- | in the dance, was obliged to offer his lap asa | buggy. On bis way to Winchester one of the Memoirs of Admiral Sidney Smith, by Sir John ONE HUNDRED MORE PSasda semen crete play gSpDremg fs Jona tell's new magazine s seat for one of the are: and the cffer was| wheels came ft : top having been left off The icy Po Me $a ouiaan tr mown c 0 . ae superar Magan Im thie mar they between 3d und 4% streets, where families resid- | All the pant a eiications oo sure to be accepted. In the midst of this hil- | by the slave. his return he undertook to SS eee eee “| ane cured in Maryland according to the old home, | ing inthe neighborhood can be supplied in large | Newsps} Se AT LAINGTON?S, arity the bride and groom was uot forgotten, | chastise the slave, and, as he afterwards said, Rete a eli: totiie finely | stead receipt, the quality of which is unsurpassed | °F sinall quantities, at the lowest rates. Qdeon Building, cor.4% st, snd Pa. ave. | Pretty late im the night someone would re | was resisted by him. He then went into the ee : d it alleds ‘ny other ever introduced here. ‘To, SERENE SS NOLS. re 1 te Me ‘"" | mind’the company that the new couple must | house, bi t out a revolvér, and shot the r beg =f and Courts Martial, 1 vol, be ted onl be ye N. B.—Choice Wines, Brandies, C &o. | Sit stand in eal: ps foe refreshment; Black | sléve, and killing him instantly. His wife Woe tava, tncly bound, 1 76 ee) Also, 2 fea Tok of at y fine selected | Dinners, Suppers, ee, wipplied in. good style, as DENTISTRY. Betty, which was the name of the bottl first observed him throwing down the pistol A ea Grech Maxtiel 1 vol, 50¢ and standard Black Tea.t 50centsa pound, which | W8valpatshortest notice. au 7—eo1h BV. SHINN, Geaduaie of the Philadelphia called int cead cams the ladder ; akegaal and the slave up, and she picked The Military Acts and Articles of War, by Major [have introduced. It is sold only by myselfand | FyOWARD'S U. S. SUPREME COURT Pater gt eet fog it om mee > | times Black Betty did not go alone. I have | pistol, ran into the hous wilh it. ID Hough, Judge Advocate, &c, 1 vol, octavo, portent trate fe faleaige ppm gene (7 pope Reports, vol 17, jast pobitebes and for sale town andi that fie bas one: many times seen a8 much bread, beef, , | teilowed her, recovered the pistol, returned to ng &c.,1| ferred to. the leading members of the Faculty of | "% PRANCK TAYLOR. | Oy himself them for the purpose of prac | and sent along with her as would af- | where the body of the slave was, and shot bim- Genalely Memetes CxO aN rons of) os ng Genpiat uy Hi eon ine his fe ‘on. 2 oS: ford a meal for half a dozen hy wen. | Self through the head, surviving the act only 8 pena fn Le | OBR ca pr tie ot ee | Sls td eet demmcict | oceeam gnaw Stee Bate tae | Ke tag cept rere otmpnd ted| burs Heale's Manual of Military Geography, I volume, | dozen. ee PORES: EAE, OPER OH Familiy ene snd coliced Bhtss, clearer ee GENTLEMEN'S | UNDERGARMENTS. oes a A Porators.—The Newark Daily Advertiser i i from. Alfred 2 hy ender, and Bi Cordials, WALL & STEPHENS, assortment | It-often happened that some bors or sy, that potatoes are calling Bestingten a Biograpty 1 to Wel vey rile for the prevallg a. the M ha Pa. avente, iext door to ivon fal, W estas, Meiko ta tion Under, sitions oa pie gihed tobe edd: ool ouny at Citar Cog her bg Lieut. Col. Jebb, Royal Engineers, on strength- » Bresh Pruaes, &o., with unsure | au2—f fi Sani wabieh ee oan oars ~y offence ; mode of revenge ado: y | ceats per bushel. bucksters from How fone eeae Walls, ae tees many pase orton Te FRING LANK BOOKS of ll Kinds and sizes for tale | ew peices.’ WALL & STEPHENS." | them on such ocoasions was that of cutting olf | York are buying oe te a 4 — @ledges, Woods, Walls, &c, L vol, many hoast Jeckeen Stat at unusually low prices. : 982 Pa, ave., next door to Iron H the manes, foretops, and tails of the horse: of | sell next winter st $1 per an sae Y INKS, 79 CON ANCK TAYLOR. Sian ye FRANCK TAYLOR. | jyti-it ~ " \ [ News), — the wedding company... . _. | Shey can get aa much.