Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1856, Page 1

SSS ee THE EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED EVERY AFTER NOGA, (SXCEPT SUNDAY.) 43 the Star Reiltings, corner of Peansyivanis avenue and Eleoenth strast, By W.D. WALLACE, WII] be served to subscribers by ~arriers at S1X AND A QUAK TER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served In packages at 375 cents Per month. To mail subscribers the sub- seription price ils THREK DOLLARS AND FIF- PY CENTS 2 year in advance, TWO DOLLARS for stx months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. i” SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. THE WEEELY STAR. This excellent Family and News Journal—con aining a greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other—is published on Satur- day morning. r 6 ‘ + Ten copies Twenty copies. a UNVARLABLY IN ADVAN inglecopies (in wrappers) ona be procured at the counter, {mmediately after issue paper. Price—Tuner Cents - chen NO. 1,094. PosTMasT ERS Who act us agents will besllowed Ebening S VOL. VEIL. WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1856. OFFICIAL, Treasvry DePartMent, May 23, 1956. Notlee is hereby given to the holders of the stock Issned pursuant to the act of Congress of ved Jaly, 1946, that such stock is redeemable by its terms, and will be paid at the Treasury on the surrender of the certificates thereof, on the 12th of November next, when interest thereon will cease. This department will continue to purchase such sock prior to said day of redemption, and will pay therefor the following premium, fn addition to the Interest accrued to the day of purchase, with one day’s interest for the money to reach the vendor: On such stock received at the Treasury between the ist day of June and the 3tst day of July, in clusive, one-half ef ene per cent. on the amounts specified in the certificates ; Oa such stock received between the Ist and 31st days of August, one-fourth of one per cent; And en sueh stock received after the 3ist day of August, the interest acerued thereon, and one day’s additional interest only, will be paid. Certificates of such stock transmitted under this notice must be duly assigned to the United States by the party entitled to receive the pur- chase money ; and when sent prior to the Ist July the current half year’s interest mu t also be as- signed by the present stockholder, otherwise such interest wiil be payable as heretofore. And notice {s further given to holders of other stocks ef the United States that this department will purehase the same between the Ist day of June and the Ist day of December next, unless the sum of $1,500,000 shall be previously ob‘ained, and will pay for the same, in addition to the in- terest accrued from the day of the last dividend of interest, and one day’s additional interest for the mony to reach the vendor, the following rates of premium : On stock of the loan of 1842, a premium of 10 per cent.; On stock of the loans of 1847 and 1848.a premium of 16 per cent.; And on stock issued under the act of 9th Sep- tember, 1359, commonly called Texan indemnity stock, a premium of 6 percent. Certificates transmitted under thigpotice should be daly assigned to the United States by the par- ty entitled to receive the money; and if sent pre- vious to the Ist July, the current half-year’s in- terest mast also be assigned by the present stock- holder, otherwise the interest for the half year to that day will be payable to him as heretofore. Payment for all the foregoing stocks will be made by drafts on the assistant treasurers at Bos- ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to reseive the money may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE, m 2%dtl2Nov Secretary of the Treasury. HATS! HATS! ST RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF fine drab Beaver ventila- mh ted HATS, which | offer ‘ at 350; they are the best Hats for the price in the United States. The best black dress Hats got uw be latest style for $3 50, as t-rate Hat, $2 50. beret materials and sora betedegre ps Pe employed to produce a at, Which is sold for 23 Bo. We doa cash business, meet with no los- @s, but give each customer full value for his money. Feit and Straw Hats unusually low. N.B_ Agent for Driscoll’s Balm of a Thousand Flowers ‘rice 25 cents per bottle ANTHON Y, 7th street, near Pa. ayenue, Agent for a New York Hat Company. m Mott JONAS P. LEVY, IMPORTER AND BEALEE In WIRES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FINE GROCERIES, GenoralCommission & Forwarding Merchant INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 474 Pa. av., two doors U.S. Hotel, Wastineron Crry, D.C, = eetly MMR ANU GAUZE UNDBSR G. O ments fer itlemea.—We invite attention of Gentlemen want of Sislk, Lisle Thread, Merino, or Cotton Under Garmeats, for the ent season, toour superior stock. We aredeter- mined to seil them from this day forth at reduced » 88 we wish to prepare the fall trade. ive us a call and bay cheap. GEO H B. WHITE CU.,Gent’s Furnishing Store, 333 Pa. av., bet. 9.band lithsts. jy 12 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH me in the wholesale and retail Grocery bus! nese Norval W. Burchell, and {t wili hereafter be — tea under the naine and style of King & 1 would ask for the firm the continuation of the Kindness of my former castomers, both In trade and influence. (aa 1) Z.M.P KU CHANGE OF HOURS. N AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 20th of June, the Steuner GEORGE PAGE will run at the following hours: Leave Alexandria at 4,8, 10, 12, 24,4}, and 6x o’clock. we Washington 6, 9, 11, 144, 34, 5, and 7 o'clock. BLLIS L. PRICE, Captain. HE STEAMER GEORGE WASHIRG- ‘TON wiildepartat the follow- tng hou Leave Weahingtons sb, io; ia. x46, 4% Ba | 208 CORSON, Capialn HOR MOUNT VERNON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.—FARE, ROUND TRIP, $1; FROM ALEXANDRIA 75 CEN $8.—The, steamer THOMAS COLLY ER leaves Was! - ton at 9 and Alexandria at 9 o'clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at Si o'clock. Coach fere 10 cents. ‘sons wishing the coaches will leave their residence with George & Thomas Parker. _— Refresaments on boat. api SAM’L G@EDNEY, Captain. “rr. TOA CHASE PIANOS FR cresponsible travel ents, when you can getin Washington c! y the very best quality at prices which w' je oe low asany the country from J Sun Always oa hand, from 20 to 30 Pian, every style and faish. "Second-hand Pianos ao ia exehange. Pianos for rent, &c Remember—No. 305, between 9th and 10th sts. near Savings Bank. jyz i ANDS ON YOUR POCKETr-BUOK 9 THE WHITE HATS AKE ABOUT.— We have a very fine assortment of F'a-bion- able White Beaverand Feit Hats. of all ualidies and pric s, to which we respect- ram fnvite the attention of all in want © of- ter Chem at reduced prices. CallatGEO H B. WHITE & CU.’3 Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Geat’s Fururshiag Establishment, 33d Pennsyi vanis avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. jy 1 R. MUNSON, AT 338 PENN’A AVENUE. is still mattaog those beanutifol continuous GUM TEETH, calied Allen 5 Patent, for the exceliency of which over all other styles of teeth. many aow wearing them in this city, will cheerfully vouch There ia one 5m pple pecs city a been inf the made a bad imitation oft, Keates feredy caution the public . B. Whenever a Deatist speaks against pis Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, whea properly constructed, It is because he fs iguorant of the pro ess, incom ¢tent to make the work, or is unWiiilng to pay for the patent. je 6-tf DE LA HADDE’S HISTORY OF THE Secret Societies of France; 1 vol. Bernard Lile, a aovel, by the don. J. Clemeus, of Alabama Liverty and Slave:y, by Profestor Biedsoe, of Viidgtnin. a Sapa FRANK TAYLOR. i Proposals for Deepening the Outlets of the | PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM Bducational. for ‘‘opening and keeping open ship channels of street, Washineton Utty, D. C. Circulars containing farther information in re- sufficient capacity to accommodate the wants of 'TATEMENT OF BUSINESS FROM THE IST | gard to the School will he furnished to a i was ree , three hundred and which they will contract to open each of the ail sizer and 4) Mississippi river into the Gulf of Mexico. LOSS BY FIRE! Horrible Traffic in Circassian Women. — Subscribed Capital Surplus.. 51 13. KNGINEER DEPARTMENT, aes Leese EVENING STAR. FAIR BILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR beans (Correspondence of the London Post | RLS. FARMERS AND MECH ) INSUR- Ge " - . | There has been lately an unusually 1 Wasurxaton, August 4, i+56 ECHANTOS (THE TENTH TERM OF THis insTITU-| | AMERICAN ABT AND ARTISTS.) =| number of Circassians going about the strenis ANCE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA. . ROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT 2 cet ‘ALL Mr. E : P this office until the first day of October next | Office northwest corner Pennsylvama avenue and 17th month (September) next aire eas aw sora pees sre a kane: = Pilate > tel ar ny pe 3 My subenae a the remarks and allusion, with regard to our petition the Porte that their country might be commerce, through the Southwest Pass and Pass day of August to the 3ist day of December, | who desire thi Heat : RK . sar taken under the suserainty of the Sultan. A a PUutre, leading from the Mississippi river into | 1855: see nee | OP WMH FARQUHAR at Olney Post Office? | *THists, taken from the Knickerbocker, which, | considerable portion, however, of the Circas the Gulf of Mexico,” for which purpose there | Am sunt received in marine premiums. .968,242 31 Montgomery cpunty, Maryland au7-8w | though of no great importance, should stand | si ‘39,908 82 sians now in the ——. have quite ancther 108,151 13 000 mission than a ical one to fulfill They are here as slave dealers, charged with the disposal of the numerous parcels of Circassian girls that have been for some time past pour ing into this market Perceiving that when appropriated, by act of Congresg of 8th of Do fire premiums. irty thousand YOUNG LADLE®’ SEMINARY, in need of proper correction in the eyes of Corner a pence and en casiecy streets, | every editor to whom accuracy is dear. I teddies was, moreover, a little impressed to see that MRS. GEN’L WHEELER, Principal. long list of many of our great men in art 5 Total premiums for five months: Bidders are requested te state the amount for Capita! ose channels specified throughout a well defined 1,358,151 13 width of three hundred feet, to a depth of net leas Invested as follows: HE DUTIES OF ‘THIS INSTITUTION ists,” | “HC Russians shal! have re- coast than elghteen feat below thelevel of ordinary low | Bonds of Allegheny county, Pitsburg, "T'wiu be resumed on Monday. September ist, | placed under the head of “New York Artists,” | of the Caucasus this trefiic in ~ ty slaves water, which level will bs determined bya bench | and Philadelphia City 6's 978,721 66 | wilh renewed exertions on the part of the Prinel- | for the most celebrated therein mentioned | wit be over, the Circassian dealers have ve. mark on the shore, to be established by aa officer | Railroad bouds, cost... 33,400 06 | pal for the inteliectasl, moral, and religious im- | came from other parts of the country Vir- doubled their efforts ev ince th wt “ or officers appointed by the Secretary of War; and | Loans o# first mortgage 59,950 00 | provement of pupils committed to her care ginia, for instance, claims Mr. Crawford as t of th 2 lo = they are also requested to state the longest period | U# stocks, collaieral. 30,384 00 |_| Mrs. W. tenders her thanks to her friecds and | one of her sons. It is to the whereabouts of | T°2Cement of the peace conferences to intro- of time for which they will contract to keepeach | Cash in bank’ and on bas 11,002 92 | patrons for the Itberal amount of patronage she | tii latter gentl that I would particn- | 22°¢ into Turkey the greatest possible num- channel epen to such width and depth for the tes- | Capita! subscribed. . 1,047,700 00 | bas received and respectfully solicits a continua- | }h!* latter gentleman thal ford Has been | ber of women while the opportusity of doing lane of tr appropriation after the amount of the | Premium notes, not matured 66/387 31 en of the same. Selvin Although mgctticerl ad tear pr 80 lasted ‘or opening, If sccepted, is paid; and tostate | Due from agents (secured by bou. 18,853 61 Jirculars ebtained on application to the Princi- | residing for years past in Rome, echo ey ha stand- also, tn separate proposals, the same particulars Eepecccuped Pantsueee eas ies 33 } Pal. = au7-tSepis | left the Eternal chy toretarn home. On his ing tha pecbitition of the Gent rep es way he passed through Manich, that great capital, so celebrated for its casting founderies, and was geben by the Pees as I have heard, with the distinction due so great a ge- cheap as it is at this moment. i nius. As is well known his great equestrian | Sientute giut in the market, and p= ty ors statue was cast there. and I amagine that we obliged to throw away their goods, owing to shall soon have the pleasure of seeing & mas-| the extent of the pply, whic in many ie. terpiece of our artist. stances has been brought by steam under the crossed the ocean with him on the Fulton rae A - which arrived at New York on the I7th ult : British fag. In forwer times a “+ good mid- for open nd open each channel to a —_—_—_ ualform ag iho not Lae than fwenty fot through 1,358,151 13 EDUCATION. out a well w three hun: fect Total ameunt of losses reported to 1st January, 1856 : HE EIGHTH ANNUAL SESSION OF the The means by which it may be proposed to ac- | Fire.. veces coke sae ‘31 566 66 T Classical and Mathematica! Academy under coraplish the work andthe least time necessary for | Manne. 3,000 00 | the direction and government of the unders igned opening the channels, must be stated in the pro- will commence on Monday, September 1st Dosal for each depth. 4,666 66 | Number of pupils limited to 25. The right to accept the offer which, in the opin- DIRECTOR, Four boys, between the ages of 10 and 16, can lon of the Seoretary of War, Br the best | Hon. Thos. B. Florence, Charles Dingee, be received as boarders. a of accomplishing the object contemplated | George 1. Arm-trong, Thomas Manderfeld, Terms : $200 per ten months, for board, tuition, and to accept elther proposal of any bidder for | Charies 1 Rubicam, Edward R. Heimbold, | washing, &c. Academy Room No. 161 West st, and the presence of so many of Her Majesty's ships in the Black Sea, that never, perbaps, at any former period, was white human flesh either of the passes, to the exclusion ef the pro- | George Helmbold. F. Carroll Brewster, Georgetown, D.C. T. W. SIMPSON : ba ~padfles “ alae dling’’ Circassian girl was thought cheap at Possls of the same bidder for the other pass, 's | James B Neail, falas Caeck Jr, ané-lw ’ Principal. | 94 Limagine he is a in this we or at | £100. but at the present moment the came ae: reserved. THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President. —-——-. | Richmond In fact, I have heard that he | scription of goods may be had for £5! In CENTRAL ACADEMY. bas established here a temporary studio, so The quantity of matter necessary to be removed EDWARD R. HELMBOLD, Secretary. ae . see & Nenineenty ale, ws at every lover of art shou! endeay > from the existing channels at the passes to be LOCAL SURVEYORS. SILAS MERCHANT. wibniawer aaron heer phere a Charles Walter, No. 397 D street REV. G. W. DORRANCE,¢ Principals. | fnd him out, and visit his work or works oth : Jno. M. Thornton, corner First street aud Virginia | FFVAR NEXT ANNUAL SESSION O 1s | whatever they be. . ones ae eae 1g re fe areons reacties avenue. : ih Academy will commence on Masedsy Ba . The busts of Mr. Powers, if not unrivalled, be stated. Persons who desire to undertake the | J@!+s Williams, No. 22 Four-and-a half street. tember Ist. 1856. For terms see circulars at the | as you say, are at least unsurpassed. But he oF ee expected, therefore, to inforin themeel zes pal MARINE SURVEYOR. prin-ipal Rook Stores aul-tf | seems to have, of late, I might ee to o! exteat, ani the best means of accom plish- Capt. J. P. Levy, No. 474 Pennsylvania avenue. ENC say, altogether abandoned the making of tng te. : GENERAL. SUPERINTENDENT. ne TNA SOR Batten Caen | busts; errather to farther bis project, seks and divedtiens ce — Ree Silat into, the place John Thomason. BY M. A. TYSON & SISTERS the most exorbitant prices in hopes that he be designated to the contactte’ iy Ager lee The business of this Compasy will compare fa- etwas gignaniea eis may receive as few ordeis of that character officers appointed for that purpose by the Secre. | Vorably with the most successfal of similar institu HIS SEMINARY IS SITUATEDAT ALN- | ag poseible He might honor you in that ro- tary of i ‘ar, and the amount which may be | “92S 1s! the United States. {gin Rela ee Te eee spect for $1,200, but not less. In so doing, | fortune awaited her; but at the present low The Fall term will commence on Monday, Ist | Mr. Powers has naturally an aim in view, and, | rates she may be taken by any huckster who agreed upon for opening each will be paid after From the lst day of August, 1855, in five months, Jj each has eo completed,and found, upon exam{- |"? ¢? Ist January, 1856, the premiums received of September, at which time the pupils arede- | 1 find, a true one. As be no longer lab never thought of keeping @ slave before An- bread, his own genius prompts other evil is that the temptation to possess a fact, the creatures are eating their heads off, and must be disposed of at any sacrifice however alarming. Independently of at! po litical, humane and Christian objections to this abominable state of things, there are sev- eral practical ones which have even forced themselves on the attention of the Turks With low prices a low class of purchase:s come into the market Formerly a Circassian slave girl was pretty sure of being bought into a good family, where not only good treatment, but often rank and nation by an officer or officers, appointed as above, | ® vunted to the large sum of one handred and eight aired t Be ss to be conformable, in all rexpects, to the stipula: | (howand, one hun tred ay eS Eneemont Brilition are afforded for theaequisi- | act so; he devotes all his time to the several | (; s1e¢ “racy tions of the contract; but no payment will be | WY forty six hundred and six'y-six dollars losses tion of Music and French, whilst the English | otiar tues he has of late been making. | ©'rc**#ian girl at such low prices is 80 great made on account of any work done towards open. | Teported. branches recelve that instructi brad ee ee S| in the minds of the Turks that many who can ing either channel until afier such channel shall | “Vit whom cucences ot pero empresa through education 5 On necessary for | His time thus becomes more aaremneoreny) not afford to keep several slaves have been 2 ui fee ified in solicitin, i i i . A . Ruuenoue epmineds sederpecyed, - of public patronage, ba wing that the seen- ls Every sccommodation and comfort are corded ea the same time more interestingly om caepeage! —— — to — — -< At the ex:iration of one-third of the time dur- . aban edie ale ps Oar dusthier partogiies clieulare may be bad at The beautiful Pensoroso which I saw two The ype coding A geen weber of back ead Gren ars bericd Ll open, | * the principal Bookstores, and at Dr. ‘Tyson’s | months ago, is nearly cut in marble. His | women, prs being as many as eight or ten of the contract for Keeping open will be sald, at a view of affording ample indemnity to the | Pras store, corner of 10th and I streets, Washiv.g- | America, a noble and commanding young fe- | years inthe same hands, have lauely been con the expiration of two-thirds of the time an addi- » Ge eOmpRRy Nee degenived with pee ee jy 20-eotSepl_ | male figure, is undergoing the same process— signed to the broker for disposal. Not afew tional payment of one third of the whole amount | MESSRS__ DUNC. SHERMAN, & CO., OF THE UNION ACADEMY. perhaps for this city or our capitol, which | of those wretched creatures are in a state contracted for will b3 psid; andattheexpiration NEW YORK, THSIR BANKERS, z p should be decorated with al! that American ‘i fit for being sold. xp! : 7 x Z. RicHARDs, Mrs. Z. RicHaRps, a 3 quite unfit for rq of the whole time during which the channels are | Cash and premium xotes to provide an accruing Prin.t. a Prin. U.F_a, | genius can produce. He is at present en- I have it on the authority of a respectable to be kept open, the twe.:ty percent retained at the Trust Fund of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, HE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THiS geged with his California, which, I imagine, | s1ayo-broker that at the present moment ther. arst payment, and the remaining third of the | To bs lield by them as atditional snourity to policy Institution, and of the UNION FEMALE | fp artistic finish, will surpass any thing he * P oa whole amount of the contract for keeping the holders for the payment of losrce. ACADEMY, will commenceon MONDAY, Sep- h 4 a. Se teak boant bls faves have been thrown on the market unasucily channels open, will be paid; butno payment will | The company is prepared to issue policies agaist | tember 1, 1856. jy 23-3m jas yet produced. hire ataiehiaee 3 ©. | large number of negresses in the family wr; be made until after the channels bave been exem- amaze by fire on DWELLINGS, FURNI- ; I have coareegeps NTE se teeny Peal some of them even slaves of patha* and me: ined at eae! of payment, by an officeror| TURe, MILLS, MANUFACT RIES, WARE: | © — SRS Se form you as to the whereabouts of 3 raw-|of rank He finds them so unsalable that he oticers atl ae by the "Gecrelary of War and 3 descriptions of BUILDINGS, and | Houses, &c.,for Rent and Sale. | f.14 le) the present oceupationsof Mr Powers. | has been obliged to decline receiving #ny found to be in all respects conformable to con- | their contents, or all_kinds of MERCHANDISE, Yet, allow me to express my cordial coveur- | more. A single observativn will explain the tract. tansperted by VESSKLS, BTKAMBOATB, CA” OR RENT—SEVERAL HANDSOME Par- | rence in the opinion that Mr. Page approaches a a tat Wakes cake P Propossls must be accompanied by evidence of | NAL BATS, RAIL A0AD8, aud the usual con- lors and Chambers, with beard. Titi: pls conyers Many | "22" © this, which might appoer strange ability to execute the work inthe way, and within of from any portion of EUROPE and | | Also, table and tranelent board. Inquire xt Mrs, | Tition, mors us yc, tun wake ar ther | Wben compared with the value thatis attached the time proposed, and should be sddtessed to the A, and on the hulls of STEAMBOATS | ®MITHS, 233 F street. nov27—tf | years has he devoted to the study o at} even toan unborn black baby in so: ave “ sneer Department, Washington,” and en- western Sa a Say PE nar great Italian's paintings —and it has not been | countries. In Constantinople it is evident dorsed +« Proposals for opening channels at outlets of premi: ° Fo KENT—THE DESIRABLE STORK, |in vain But I wonder if old Titian—for be | that there ise very large soaberel, Regressos of the Mississippi river.” aud in fix na them every improv-ment No. 558 Meventh street, opposite Centre Mar- | was not far from oue hundred years when he living, and having habitual iatercourse wits “ e ited u i ving, te: A i i: ;: 5 . ee . ye When the time within Which proposals are to Sustruction wad acrangement wall be taken into ister ay — pecins Diven teenie died—took so long a time to paint his portraits. | their mast&rs—yet it is a rare thing to see a recelved bas expired they will be opened and ation. | f to ROBT. C. BROOKE iys-t¢ | And, perhaps, one would suppose that fifty or | mu/arto’ What becomes of the of considered, and acoatract be entered into with | Ali loases speedily adjusted and promptly paid. pers 2 dN lathe ee sixty sittings somewhat trying to his p»tierce; | such intercourse? I bh hesitation the bidder or bidders whose planof operationand | ofiice northwest ¢ mer Pennsylvania avenue aod OR RENT —SKVERAL EXCELLENT | yet our artist, one of the most fascinating men | -vcine their te pot rid of Ly cafe ee te evidence of ability to execute the work are most | seventeenth street, Washington city, 1). C. Brick and Frame Houses, north of Peun’a. | living, has a tact of whiling away the time, of | :n7.n& that it is got rid of by infanticide, and Satisfactory to the Secretary of War. surance may also he effected at the Home Office, | avenric, between Lith and 1th streets west. Aver. | UVing, has a tact of whiling away the time,of | that there is hardly a family in Stamboul To be tuserted forthirtydajsinthe Nationalin | Northwest corner Walnut and Second Streets, Phila~ aging from ten to eighteen dollars per month | C2tttaiving you in the most charming man- | wiere infanticide is not practiced im such telligencer, and the Evening Star, Washington; | dciphia. Also,at the Companys offices: New ¥ Inqaire of J.P HILTON. No. 375, Lith street | BCT. A great English poet once remarked | eases as a mere matter of course, and without the Commercial Bulletin, and the True Deita,| 4 “Ww. Th ‘on, No. 10 Wall stre 7 F street north, No. 210. ? that he sat sixty times for him, and was sorry | the least remorse or dread New Orleans ; the Mobile Register, Mobile; the | Giver Grew J. P. HILTON, Agent and Collector. when they ended. Young Mr Richards, if No 42 te street. B. Argus, and the Pennsylvanian, at Philadelphia; | . if. Ricl ardson, No. 72 Baltimore street. i eS: = _ The be the one I ati sequainted with, is now aca >_———__- Me a appr oceygere praae oe poner. nati Tayior & Anthony. Chaclesten—J. H. Tay- OR RENT. ELLING HOUSE, NO. | jn Italy, painting a pa of pictures, ful! of] Tae Presext Qceex or Gresce.—The p patel ‘and the Pitot, #t Lo has the qui- sitet Galea alt Se ial ias 332, Pennsylvania avenue north #ide between poetry and beautiful imagination, with the | queen is a a of thirty-five, who will ~ Montgomery—Albert Wiliams. Mobile | 9:h ard i(th streets. One of tte best locations in | A i ife, ? | uot grow old for 2 time; her em*onpoun’ rer, Cincinna’ ed the Democrat, Louisville 3 Waugh. Piti*burg—T. J Hunier, No. 90 | thecity. Immediate passession given. Appy to | title of the = — we es “ike of Life, eit preerrs her. Ske sofa ‘powerias s<a24 Accounts for advertising, with two copies of | Warcrste-et’ Savannah— A. Wilbur, No. 11 Bay | GEO. H_B. WHITE & CO., on the premises,or | For years to come he may, for there is every | will pres ditution, backed. "ts : Paper containing adverticement, to be sen‘ to En- | street. Augueta—Guardey, Whyte & Co. Adasta— | to CHARLES H. LANE, Gent’s Furnishing | €Videuce of it, make one of the greatest laud- Meade us constitution, backe y an iron Gineer Department for payment. au Sd30t_ | Marcus A. Bell. Trenton—Nart & Cocks. Fond | Store, 424 Penn. avenue. au2-~ | seape painters of the day. ealth. Her beauty, famous fifteen years ago. SF: gHtOVER'S BOUT, SHOE, AND| fi fio—A. Barker. Memphis W, E- Milton, | ZNOR SALECA TRACT OF LAND, CON. |,.»¢t: Mr- Editor, I was sorry to see ag Seca Why soetrcanth” aier’ Seis fall” 4 2 . E. n. : —. 3 2 N- ) promine til i p. y engta. er fac ‘all ao LISHMENT aa Detroit—Thomas Palmer & Son. Milwaukie—A. taining about 45 acres, on the Helohts of- by ele miprat 5 aid ae ts nian Cat aoaeweat stiff and prim; berivok _ ve . Wellabur, sata Dante ley Vie ilton, for inetance, now residing in Rome, is $ nd prim; on hand thel: and , Wellington Hart. ellsburg, Virginjia—Danforth | Georgetown, being a Fas of the Valley View b 3 1 t artist His favorite | if gracious, but not affable; it would seem as ese extemsiee’ sas : Brown, jr. Erie, Pennsyivania—Allen A. Craig. | Farm, the residence of the late John H. King, | becoming a truly great artis is faxerite (oS ee ake emiioa Sel nuk < extensive - Ai Wycmirg, Pennsy!vania~R. C. Smith. Louis- | deceased. This is one of the most desirable sites | master is Ciaude, and I have no doubt but ough she smiled provisionally, and that merge i eee Vilie—ti. H.'timbe.lake, Nashville— Joseph Nach. | in the District for a fine private residence; about | that he will succeed in understanding him, in | 2>ger was not far off. Her complexion is - a Portaad—D Robinson, jr. Chicago—E P. Ward | 20 acres of this tract is a beautiful grove of tim- | the same respect as Titian is known to Page. | Slightly heightened in color, with afew imper- mek Pan F ancisco— Wiliam Biggr. St. Louis—Thos. | Wer, the balance cleared and ina high stateofcul- | But I might almost say, inferior to none is ceptible red lines which will never grow pale. king Tranks, Vali. kK. Courtetay, geueral agent ior the southera and | tivation The summit of this tract is from 350 to Mr. White. That gentieman studied for sev- Nature has provided her with a remarkable . western State, And in ether principal cities of the | 400 feet, above tide water, and has a fine view of | |.) years in Europs, first at Paris, then at | appetite, and she takes four meals every day, ces, Bonnet Boxes. new mye; Carpet Bags of all | Gaited S.ates by authorized officers of the com- | Warhington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val- 5 : : styles and qualities Also, a general assortment pany. Lf jel4-lyt | leyof the Potomac It Will be sold entire or in | Dusseldorf, and finally at Florence and Rome. | Dot tospeak of sundry intermediate collatious of Ladies’, Gents’, Boys’, and Misses Shces, all He studied well, and attained much. Now in| One part of the day is devoted to gaining colors and stiles, All wishing to purchase any AGENCY OF THE Also, alarge Frame Dwelling-house and Lot | New York, he is engaged in painting differ- | Strength, and the other to expending it In Of the above articles will findit to their advan- | Allianes Insurance Uo, of Philadelphia, | on the corner of Fifth and H streets west, West- | ent historical picture, all of which must be of | the morning the queen goes out into her gar- wi = Call m7 sy —— HOOVER'S” The Capital...++...++++++++++8300,000! ington city. rare morit. Not taking into consideration his | den, either on foot orin a little carriage, which Fron Hall Penn ave , bet. th and 10th L REPORT FOR THE YEAR Poly st Valley View Farm, orto Dr H. King, | accurate drawing, Mr. White has gained a| she drives herself She talks to her gardeners, : ate t NNUAL No 80 Prospect street, Georgetown, D reputation by the force of his coloring, which | She has trees cut down, branches praned, earth - C. it 5 ‘ ro ending January 1, 1856. Je 18-tt [atel] HB. J. KING. | PUSS shoo in bis ‘Columbus,’ «The | levelled ; she takes almost as much pleasure ‘Company, consisting of Bonds and Mortgages ai : J. CONNELLY, Undertaker, ae enongonbaned real aatate $ilo,cos00 ; ; Smith,” | in making others move as in moving hereelf, ‘ 0 ¢ OR RENT, WITH OR WITHOUTSTEAM | warning to John Smith,”’ and others n making others move as in moving 5 No. 423 Seventh street, seest side, Let. G and H, Stocks of other Corporations, worth par bpord he POWER The large, airy, convenient, and Lastly. not to trespass too much upon your i and she never has £0 good an appetite as when Billa receivable, constating of Merine note: well finished Hall next door to the Star Build-| space, why do | not find the name of Mr | the gardeners are hungry. After the mid-day h hip i ; hi £1,990 9 ings 8 50 by eb eh ioe ba es ae Read on the list—Mr Read our poet-artist. | repast and the following siesta, the queen goes Samet aey ander the wert heig ot eaid ball, 25 | Who, whilst with ® peautiful and fertile im- Santas dou 2 = ! ’ ria 5; oN ° ® petaiatelie frectl: Pi lvania | @gination he gives to the worl 2 ‘‘ New Pas- 5 na Whole receipts for premiums during the year $112,812 05 bell gd Me bonien, intipiet oars portion Agee “a toral”’ and ‘The House by the Sea,”’ produces | getSup at three in the morning to g° and bathe Reid dor leaves Gnd expaenes Caring tho Zeer 72,133 4 | of (no other such desirable business stands are | at the syne time some of those charming com- | 19 the sea at Phalerum; she swims, without P_M. MORIARTY, President. now being offered to the public) They will be | positions, whicl for taste and arrangement | getting tired, me bour togethe! tay the J. MORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary. rented separately or together. | F or terms apply | are seldom surpassed. If wearied in mind by Pegs 3 she te za, after sapper, in ber gar- EAT WESTERN FIBE INSUB- | «tow doors west of the pimnibus atand George: | constant thought, whilst with pen in hand he | den. In the ball season she never misses » THE ANCE CO OF PHILADELPIA. | town oratthe sar Ofice couster, ' -°"'£*” | writes of those beauties which havo charmed | waltz of aquadtille, and she sever seems tired ital @500,000. ctual, | NN. B.—Ifrenters desire to carry on any business | the world, he regorts to his studio, takes in a A share of the public patronage is respectfully ae aca ie oats ak haar uiring steam power, they can be egeco ets hand his pallet and brushes, and thus passes | solicited. mar ?4-tf aye Ae ed dated with shafting attached to the new and pow- | his time amongst his paintings. He whohas| Present TRansvatioy or rag Bisuz.—The ——_—_—__________________""_ | Charles C. Lathrop, 532 Spruce street. sofal cuntnn of the Bitar News per and Job | read Mr. Read will doubtless pronounce him | Present translation of the Bible was made at SED WERE ALES POET nae eee Whee EoereRa al Norn ek roet Printing. Office, manufactured by the Messrs a tee = “a man of evens pee and of a | the command of King James I; ee ARE, 1s dee. 2 Ellis, and arranged so asto furnish ample power. 3 OTT RARE ic- | tors were fifty-four of the most learned men of 7 John C. Hunter, firm of Wright, Hunter & Co. i" fertile imagination; he who has seen his pic bs D t AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE: E. Tracey, frm'of Trace & Baker. ifrequired, to renters of the premises sdvert} teres Sur ist me mention his ‘Lost Pleiades,” | that time, wio were divided into five bodies, W. GALT & BKU. ARE NOW OFFE y y above Je 20-tf to lab rticul ing naplendid assortment of the above goods | 2082, R- McCurdy, firm of Jones, White & 3 sacar anita Wuese lero will be | —2ttistic composition, arrangement of figures, of which — bi $ wes oe oabided, = of ge mony iv eee che Property will go and pronounce him an artist, who, for | part of the Bible, which was thus divi: at lower rates than they bave ever sold them Isaac Hazlehurst, attorney and counsellor. sold. and.gracefal drawing, has few or no equals. The Pentateuch, and the Books of Judges, Mr. "Read has returned to Italy, I am happy | Ruth, Samuel, nnd Kings, to the Deans of exua fine James B. Smith, firm of Jas. B. Smith & Co. Waseca, } ite sey with many orders, and may he not for- | Westminster and St. Pauls, Doctors Saravis, , ow wer RESPECTPULLY INFORM the citizens of Washin: and the adjoining counties he is Cael to attend to al! orders 6 shortest notice and on the most liberal terms* He wi!l spare no pains to give entire satisfaction on alloccasions. He guarantees to preserve the _ in the warmest weather for any length of me. A large su of ready-made COFFINS of (sad a ies, re on — call 8 earses, and every other article furnished ofthe beat quality. 7, short loane $36, a Btock notes $14,386 00 NUISANCES. they namé those above made by Coorer, Adams, —— Pats paar ap emer te Baker. Cee ind at he eee tt; | ‘Thomas K. Limerick, 534 Spruce street. OFFICE OF THE Commissions ont iese 7 | get how his friends impatiently await the | Clark, Layfield Leigh, Messrs Stretford, Sus- OO a John b ARLES CG LATHROP, Presid HE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE CiTy | 2e%t Production by which he isto inorease | 1%) | i8tt. 'to Dr. Richardson, and. Messrs 4 : Ss i + A € al 4 a ° bar 1. " ELEGANT JEWELRY. THOMAS K, LIMERICK, Secretar | Lot Wesbington, at a mecting held on the 30th still more his already wide-sprie ecerean. | Sirley, Chadderton, Dillingham, Masrioon, Andrews, S ing, Binge. All the Prophets and Spans ita af Hardin, Reinolds, Hollaad, Kilby, Messrs. Hereford, , Fare- clowe. All the Episties to the Dean of Chee- Diamond, Pearl, Florentine, Mosaic, and Cameo ae July, declared the following to constitute nuis- Broches in setts and single pieces, Gold Cheins,} Risks changed from other companies to this, | ances: Seals, Keys, oF LVER WARE. no charge for Foltey fee. Enquire at the office of | Dead careases, dead fish, and offals of fish, -E. Y . Morrow’: hea ps of oyster shelle. Solid Silver Tea sets, Waiters, Pitchers, Goblets, | 4:4. jendell, over f. Mon Todd's Hat pass on Offals from butcher's stalls, slaughter-houses, poet. Washington, August 2, 1856. A Vitiace or Women.—The following ac- count ap, in the Augsburg Gazette : c Forks yang &e wan: tanyards. f, -__ | ter, Dr. Hutchinson, Spevoer, Messrs. Fenton, Pe ERTRA PLATED WARE. = : suare oe MYERLE, t Tatapnant ‘water in ponds, marshes, sewers, or] The village of Madana, which is ceric oie Riksi faehain Dakine. chs Gaps, Tea sets, Cake Baskets, Castors, Waiters, Pitch- | ——"' 9 2 Agent. eciene. ty English miles from Rutschued, in Wa ‘Acts, and A lypse, to the Deas of Christ €rs, Gobiets, Albata Forks, Spoons, English and | ~ Proposals for Copper-plate Engraving. Foul stables, foul cow-houses or cow-pens, foul | lachia, offers at the present moment a curious | Gy). Wickman, Wasssctee, “Wieden, Americ-n Table Cutlery. Privies, and hog styes. ethnographical singularity, having been in- 8) jes and Eye Glasses of every focus | Opyicg SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTIN Decayt: ables and fruits of every descrip- it women only for the last thirt a in ta liver and fine Stee! frames Washington, may pratt tas | tion. whether Sporn or those potions tarear net ae avons er Br this female po; ihtion And > ~ worEhs. a ag 38 a All goods warranted are veh a uo UPLICATE PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- pate es 108 yoo Se Se cain su. | as ‘cide reccioreall te ‘The ladies aid not ive Like —, go poerger a Won oe 4 ‘ copten ese Cece eatil the 14th day cof h occu: ci 3 iors, like the Amazons of old ; but ayoid- = A gree <4 _Sy30'f 321, Paave., bet oth and thes | A iecst next. at 12 o'clock m , for engraving up. | Stances cf any trade, occusation. or business. Ry ull intercourse with men, and drove away | #°d Cambridge, as it was convenient for each Drs Perin, Ravins, Messrs. Savile, Harmer ith, ds in pools, drain- " vfs body. The method in which roceeded rr Becesekgh eaten ages poetry Pet ein af cet ex eoiaes Sees The Salle gba aud soap factetles. , from their territories all who appeared with i Ta heapaialinns ae (gion UNDERTABRER ’ graving, various maps, profiles, pan views | Horses going at large with glanders, farey, or The anti-social cet were drawn up by the members of that cody ment is now supposed to be on the declin least no more recruits are made from the die- appointed or the love-crosed, and the mem- to which it was allotted, who then, in a join’ divease j No. 303 Ponn’a avenuo, | 224 views of sceneiy required to illustrate the | ®MY other contagious sad er x consultation, selected three of the best, or Residence rveys Houses or buildings in a state of dilapidation south side, betwoon 9th and 10th ets. facie pays cs ie talltent paula to Ge or any other dangering the lives or property of ‘ posal acco! ty. F i compiled them out of the whole number ae pr ats Petey pated abs lanavitees ar thos paiires of yoke ns PR CHARLES F. FORCE, bers of the population are rapidly decreasing Thus, in three years threa translations of the and all necessary conveniences for to execute the work by specimens of each class | _8U 4-wiw Commissioner of Health. — oes whole were sent to London; then six deputies, Properly conducting his business or style of work bid for, executed in bis or their FUQcRTTE, social ETHICS, piN- Mai, Rossery.—On yesterday afternoon, | from each place, were appointed to extract r General Maguire, special agent of the Post yinform the public that he 1s | own office, und by a statement of the force which - “ Office Department, accompanied by U. 8. fully prepared to ‘lal erdere entrust to Sim, ean be employed sah Upen the work ner Table Observances; 1 vol, London, 37 accompanied shortes: notice, and in manne tte Saceree no biés Lookery ; Fish, Gravies, and ty Marshall, Joseph D. Steele, arrive: of all she PPly of READY-MADE COFFINS | wis be entertained from any parties not directly gia si vol. Lontion 19 cents " ragatd ony; aod arrested 8 youth named As wor! oe lc Cookery 0 To Picket Waser e the walnuts most reasonable terms. jeot rr bid for . 2 the | Domestic Cooker j Rozsting, Boiling, Stewing, | James Adkins, recently 1 ai =. ‘0 Ww : : pains will be spared to give ne bid. will state seperately the pri-e. and but made Dishes, Poultry and Game, | volume, | 5-045 office, for stealing a letter containing $61] and water for a fortnight, changing it two or one trauelation out of the three, which was finished and printed in the year 1611. entire satisfaction on all occasions one price, for each style of engraving (specify in; London, 19 cents three times. Then drain off the er and set N. 8.—Resid ng on tbo premises, orders will | wielner in line or otherwise) of tach nay oe bingy oe croc ORL een hg pm a thems over the fire, with as muck vineger as ve promptly attended te at ail hours. plate bid for, and the time required for executing aa et ’ jail, this | will cover them, with an ounce of black pep- Bias ss MART, TT | Somat, wl be etre into with and bonds | MTN, Revon, Kuen, and Table Arange-| worniog Thia youth who is not more thas | fr, ile ginger, «fom DAY Jensen. te 2,0 Te VEY curity will be required from, the success- ; ; ° i 7 his office a mace, “ oes (BUccnssoR TO Jams F, Hanver, sicedoxmy) ful bidders for their faithful execution of the work bod gears Pea ae ANCK TAYLOR. Se. ws oes ap hed aap a — a teat mee ions 0) ork. — a ‘ UNDERTAKER vid {r work will be required to be exeented ‘to the ROOT & GRANN'!S: burg Kzpress the mustard and gartick into the pickle when No. 410 Seventh street, between @ and H, satisfaction of the Secretary of War.’? M.A. ROOT. 6.N GRANNIGS cold. BOREAS Senda le oi id EGS LEAVE TU INFORM THe ‘The work ean be inspected nt Persons desirous type, and Daguerrean ision for young ; 4 . B that she hes in her employ the FURLIO | oy bidding th y Upon 8 Jon at this of- | PBotographic, oo leis handle jeninnblo, ef of all things the oe Lemoine Gaene} lest week an cong tn the tablishinent, were tor ae s must be addressed, one to the | §8 NOW OPEN AT NO. 392 PENNSYLVA- | most prejudiciul to themselves. They think chee w few feet above the briok of the Falls, The pro} ¥ 4 ly is \ competent to cond’ jertak! ness: man the Committee on Engraving,”’ nia avenue, near Seventh street, where Photo- | what they have much larger than it really is, th and Reet every ‘atentiea, wilt be pie See rome Penge nd tatives United States,” sad grapts, colored or plain ; ‘Ambrotypes tinted and and aes = exertion The young should | east of Luna Island. eg a — Sy tersg day or night, as heretofore. m9 6m 'jene to A. Gj, Beaman. Superintendent Public colored, Dew syle; ahd eguetrectypes, are | never hear language but this: Yin Falls, as ms ao inte Se ee” Tris YORPORATION STOCK .—$%,000 Corpo dcteed f’proposals tor Steel dr Copper plate ng ‘The public are reapec.fully invited to visit our | have your 0 Se ee oa baste ake to have come from the ill fated Cc gion of Washington Stock for sale at waving.” A. 6.8. Gallery whether desiring pictures or not. upon your own exertions w! 7 Northern Indiana, fost gy CHUBB BkOTHERS, | jy Fausmang Si SEAMAN. jy 20-dawews <a . 2 cui tok - in oo oi ws yl