Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1856, Page 1

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNUOR, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) ar Buildings, corner of Pennsyloenta ae* poder ond Klewenta sreet, By W. D. WALLACH, WII be served to subscribers by carriers at S1K AND A QUARTER CENTS, psyable weekly to the Agents; papers served in packages at 374 cents per month. To matl subscribers the sub- scription price is THREK DOLLARS AND FIF- TY CENTS a year in a¢dvanes, TWO DOLLARS for six months, end ONE DOLLAR for three ben THE WEEELY SsTAR. ‘This excellent Family and News Journal—cos x + Five copten.. 2 RARE: ee ome — a . A ean . EA ee ee OF" Cacu, trvanuascy in a Singleco, months; for less than (hres months at the rate of mc = ies (in wrappers) = at the counter, femme ‘After can be procured . Price_Tungn Canze 2° ue of the on anak a cores meme: VOL. VIL. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATUR DAY, OC TOBER 4, 1856. NO, 1,141 LosTMatTans who actas ee ree eee commission of twenty percent "i beallowed STOVES, GRATES, &c. : OFFICIAL. HE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVK TO Tarasvnr DerartMent, May 28, 1856, inform his numerous patrons, and the public Notice is"hereby given to the holders of the uly of Washtugton, Geo: wa pt} sur aan country, that he has just recelved the | stock Issued pursuant to the act of Congress of very largest sock’ of Re Re TE oe 2d July, 1946, that such stock is redeemable by RANGES and HOP- X over its terms, and will be paid at the Treasury on the ore oFered {a this market, of which he asks if eambanedl foetiug teeurod that fordurability surrender of the certificates thereof,on the 12th of castings, economy in consumption of + | of November next, when interest thereon wiil beauty of desiga, and simplicity of cons:raction, onase, et Cs - ar wiun pocsanaite selected this stock from the | This depertment will continueto purchasesuch most celebrated Northern and Kastern Foundries | stook prior to sald Gay of redemption, and will ith a single eye to the mss, not the sede ofthearticle, cuntanners Cat rely upon fair dealtag | °¢Y therefor the following premium, in addition and fatr prices in all cases. te the Interest accrued to the day of purchase, I name in Poa with one day's’ Interest for the money to reach Chilson’s Hot afr and Ventilating P . Hayward, Bartlett & Co's Portabte Pot Barnace | ‘be Vendor; J. L. Mott's ‘Invincible’? TPubugar Oven On such stook received at the Treasury between Range. ‘he Ist day of June and the dist day of July, in Sia Dowie Quen: Rangp: alusive, one-half of one per cent. on the amounts im come Larne Las seed) ae an = specified in the certificates ; d Gas Burner Stoves for heating the room recel' ween waleh it is set, and the room above, a very beau- Casas seem iscemioace the Istand 3ist iful ornament for the Parlor, taking up no room, | 4278 Of August, one-fourth Of one per cent; — coasumes no more fuel than semana Radi- And on such stock received after the 31st day of ator. August, the interest accrued thereon, and one Invincible”? Cooking Stove, Tubular Ovens, “s for oat or ‘waod, wach for durabilty of castings, | 4¢y’s additional Interest only, will be paid. economy tn — _ ape et and ee ny ogres Certificates of such stoek transmitted under er in whic! performs juties, = Lot Cooking Stove extant I ask’ anex- | 2!8 notice must be duly assigned to the United am{natlor of my list of references and letters of | States by the party entitled to receive the pur- recommendation, numbering five hundred resi | shese money ; and when sent prior to the Ist July dents of this city, wao have this unsurpassed pronase tbe current half year’s interest mu t also be as- New World Cook, a pretty pattern’ and excel- | ‘igned by the presént stockholder, otherwise such lent operator. interest will be payable as heretofore. Blue Ridge, a heavy article and -good baker. Victor Cook, Flat) Top, for cont or wood, a| ANA notice is farther given to holders of other besatiful pattera, aad heavy; a new cook, manu- | stocks of the United States that this department fectured tn cay We Y¥ , just — et will purchase the same between the Ist day of seagate Ta dearth and woaster behing June and the {st day of December next, unless Light Street Compiete Star, for coal or wood, the sum of 81,500,000shaN be previously obtained, — summer arrangement in hearth, very | and will pay forthe same, in addition to the in- eave. : Victor Complete Cook, Cook’s Favorite, Kitchen | ¢test acorued from “he day of the last dividend Companion, Planter, Emporium, Fanny Forres- | of interest, and ons day’s additional Interest for —— a number of other patterns of Cook | :.¢ money to reach the veador, the following rates Parlor, Cook, and Dining Room Stoves. of premium : Chamber Stoves, open and close Front, in 30 On stock of the loan of 184%, a premium of 10 ofall aod Office C allsizes and qualities, | °°? $i Hall ao ice Cannons, a an ye Rassia Soeet and Cast-fron Radiators &c., for] On-stock of the loans of 1947 and 1848.4 premium Periors, all oe ae of 16 per cent; Parlor an am rs m the best Y manufactarers In New York Butlders will do| Adon stock iseued under the act of 9th Sep- well to examine this department. tember, 1858, commonly called Texan indemnity Together with a general assortment of all re- tock, a premium of 6 per cent. bar = (aiveek ine oc cease part | Scrtiftcates transmitted under this notice should of the district at my risk. de duly assigned to the United States by the par- Tin and Sseet [ron work made to order bycom- | ty entitled to receive the money; and If sent pre- petent workmen. 2 lous to the Ist July, the current half-year’s in- Old accounts will be séttled before o new | * Ys Ra Phong — ba rene terest must also be assigned by the present stock- bop! rota — j Unlessotherwise agreed | teider, otherwise the interest for the half year to on at me of sale. "Tigy store will bs kept open until 10 o’olock p. | ‘24t day will be payable to him as heretofore. m , forthe special accommodstion of those who Payment for all the foregoing stocks will be cannot Make it convenient to ca!! daring the da made by drafts on the astistant treasurers at Bos- where the same assiduous attention will be paid . ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties ta giving all enn pep ine t nae vins 6, entitled to receive the money may direct. Washington Stove Depot, JAMES GUTHRIE, poe Sl “andes and Lith street. | 999. ati2Nov Secretary of the Treasury. _ NEW STOVE HOUSE. OFFICIAL. Treasony Derantmert, Auguat 20, 1656, Wher-as the following jeint resolution of Congress bas become a law: Jou? Resor ution extending the time for the credi- lorsof Texas to preaent their claima Resolved by the Senate and House of Representa fives of the United States of America in Congress am vembled, That a agrecab y to the provision of the section ef the act of the 26:h of Pebruary, to provide for the }ayment of such creditors e late republic of Tera: as are comp ehended inthe act of Congress of September Stn, 1850,” no- lice, by public aiver:sement, was duly given for ime space of ninety days by the Secretary of the Tree-ury, of the time at which peyment of the amount appr ed by the fifth eection of raid act would be made, pro rata, on avy b nd, certiica'e, or evidence of debt of said Ata ¢, whieh should be presented at the Trea-ury Department thirty éays preceding the 13th cay of June, 1854, the Limit of sand notice; acd as it is represented by the said ey of the Teeacury, Sy reid ae tifica es, and evidences of debi, which rave THE bun atopy mercy a BVER recogniz.d by the Btate of Texe:, the seme, equal - a the sum of three hundred a1d eighty aine thous INTO THE UNITED STATES. _| snacis bubdred eid ninety bee eae FOR COAL OR WOOD. cents were pep rape, tothe Trea-ury Department . : Ne. 6,7,8,9 jor to the sai th of June, therefore, in order to” iL aeae hs S| sean eansewon eae deb", the Beere- CELEBRATED rit tic apenery hte s mage to pay to be ny of the raid bd MORNING STAR, pairing eS? de faid bonds, certificates, or not presented before the 13th DOUBLE OVEN COOKING STOVB. | dey of Sune ta+t, who may present avd preve the Tae Beat, the Cheapest, mos« Substantial and | sa neat the Treasury Depa tment, between the 13th most Pr Oocking Stove in the Union. day of June la-t aud the lt day of January next, 13 Q0 of # Stoves are now om Puccessful | aud execute the proper releases to the United Blaces optration. and the State of Texas, their rata +bare of the This splendid Cook Stove has now been thor- | vad seven m lion seven hundred and fifty ‘hourand oughly tested during the last four years; they | qoilars; aud afier payment thercof, the raid Becre operate in the beat and most satisfactory ner] | (SFY of the Treasury is authorized’ and required to | nave fully tried them with wood and coal, and | gisiribute and pay the cesidue of the said wev4n mil sreigiy recommnd them. ‘They are heavy and | jioas «evem bunured and fifiy thou-and dollars, then very and the design is neat and beauti- | ,, maining in the treasury, pro rata, amongst all the fal. “With a moderate fire, th’s Stove will Bake | 2914 nulders who may have proved thei claim:,and three loaves of Bread, Roast a Turkey, Boil two | executed the Proper releascs on ur betore the lst Dinase Pots, Brolt a Beefateak and heat the water | 6, ‘Faoua yet waa, ine ’ sf for washing, all at the same time. pproved August 's ¥ res invited tocall an@ ne the pers 5 aaa Conon Stove, “ GALLA- Notiggi3 SRzB¥ Grvam to the holders of bonds, GHERB’S MORNING STAR” | certificates, and evidences of debt of the late repub Parsatee: A.J. GALLAGHER, Philaddphia. | ji, ¢ Texas, which wero not presented at this de- GALLAGHER’S partment on er before the 18th day of June last, that > -TIGHT, | the came will be settled and the pro rata amount SUNRI os 215 G "| thereon will be paid to the lawful holders thereof if A New and Splendid Large Ovea presented before tbe first cay of January next, ac- PLAT TOP COOKING STOVA, companied with the neces-ary evidence 0” their gen- FOR COAL OR WOOD uinenese, with assignments to the United 3tates, re- Itis ostyancomay oe shite are many | Wired to give this dey artment the custody of such years of experience, and elng fully conversant | bonds, certificates, and evidences of debt, aud with — = gee Seen as aoe Prasad releases to the United Biates and Texas, fu accord- vi ; . : 7 & tat have taken advantage of every well known } 8ce with the provisions of the act of Congress of improvement toat _— Jrom ie time Los 2ath Febroary, 1856. made, particularly in mee e forma’ This derariment will not require cwidence of gen- praine watt be fully Pree uineness to be presented with the certificates issued every improvement and combined them alvin the | by the aaditor and ecmptroiier of Texas under the Steve is © og Lindl pat a shod ein: jaws ofthe Siate. But it pos-eesesno meangof ver- Stove good 2 4 = thal axticla; 1 have made them extvo heavy in all | i'ying the certificates, bonds and promissory potes the parts where long experience has Ee. sussued by the republic of Texas, and not presented and assure ors tha” £ . e byte peor pom ge bd ag he in get- | 0» Bor audited by, the officers of the Biate. The ting it up; acd it not be excelled by any | necessary and proper proof of the genuinences of stove now knowa, of a similar character; 1 am | the latter is the certificate of the comptroller of the convinced that it will at once become a standard | wise of Toxas, who has the official charge of the Bt ’ te I have fully tried them in every way, with | original archives reiating to the debt of the late re ood aud Coal, and strongly recomm them | public ofTexas- prec ee per operate fa the setisfac- | rhe assigament and releases may be oxecuicd A.J. GALLAGHER, Philadelphia. | and acknowledged in the presence of the Assistant For eal. ony by Secretary of the Treasury, or the chief clerk thereof, C. WOODWARD & SON of @ notary public, and be witnessed Next door to © Woodward's old stag, | in the Presence bd ween by thd Assistant Seere’a y, or chief clerk a d nota- ait —— ss le * i and be certiGed by ae notary under his nota- Lat, pamnenDh rte assortment of the | rig! weal; but when tive holders d-sire to make the Hee a ee OTe Room, Oflice ana terre | assignineat and exécite the rolcases out ofthe olty Stoves of all ‘sizes, for wood and coal, that the of Washington, may bedone in the presence of an it sulted to this market. - = a Neon will do well to eall and examine our ax | S*istant treasurer, or enfleetor, or strv-yor of th veu jleasyure | CUstoma, inthe presence of a nota y public, a ul be py ey as tne wena e that | witnessed by the collector or surveyor and the ne- our Goods are very low, as we buy for oy tary public, aud. be cagzified by the nota’y under bi UF Euans case. a noternal sea!; andiftsere be no collector orsurvey~ D* meneOn, colby Prd: AVENUE. | or ofthe customs at the place where ‘the party re continue GUM TEETH. called sides, th- assignment and releases may be exeested Allea’s Patent, for the exceliensy of before any court of record, in the presence of the which over all otber styles of teeth, many now jadge and cl rk thereof. and bo witnessed by them, im this city, will cheerfully youch " Fees is one Deatiet iy thie clty who has been | 84eertified by the clerk under his seal of office; nae the a and made a bad !mitation | andif tiie holder be out of the United States, the as- nst whom of Ut, agains’ whom 2 hereby ‘caution the pablic | signfuent and releases may be executed before any Allea's Pateat Continuous Gum Teeth, when | United Btatescongul, and be witnessed and certified properly comssructed, it is because he is ignorant ; by hiti'undér hiv-onsular seal. All persons éxe of the preoess, incom-etest to make the ee outing such assignments aad feleases must aleo de- 5 unwilling to pay for the patent. Jes. dare, underoath, before the notary, clerk, or con CLOTHING MADE TO 3 as the case may be, that they are the real own- ing to orton econom~, taste, and elegance that the epme have been assigned to them, bona having ‘heir fall and winter clothing made to or- fide, for collection ; and the notary, clerk, or consul fal te eaaen oe wit mane to amanees mustigetndethe fact of thatdeolaration In their cen Aivie ighetfot to Woneval aiueh cheaper rates Rasy QA ate ofasknowledgmem!. te diWat tity prices. rhage ap A Lf ed hOPOreBedion,/or in pledge, the name WALL & 87 ' - ge2 Penn ave , bet 9th and 10th sts., and of the party holding the beneficial or residuary in- se %6-tf 304 Penn. ave. near National Hotel. terest in the claim must be stated in the affidavit anda release tothe United States and release to Texas must be duly execut-d by such party, to ether with the assignment and releases trom the person in whose favor settlement and payment is requested, One or more audited certificates, or one or more evidence of the vame character of debt, may b= in- cluded in the same ascignment, releases. and affida vit of ownership, if each certificate is correctly de scribed by number, date, amount, aad name of the original payee. It should also appear whether the certificates were issued by the authorities of the State of Texas, on account of the d: bt of the repub- lic, or were issued by the republic of Texas,accord ing to the facts of each case. The assignment to the United States may be made in common form ; the releases ehould be drawn ac cording to the form: subjoined—A and B. JAMES GUTHRIE, number the late repo btic of Tex: the State of Texas, as Secretary of the Treasury. Form A. ‘one by these prreents that sed, ana hereby rel ares of Americe from al further liabil for the payment of certificate or even, » for the sum of $- a, (or by the autho the case may be,) and ¥ h the d-emied by the United Ste‘es inacceréance wit provisiore ofa provi e tor the February. 156. As witness my hand and seal, Know all persons by these presents that bas released, aad hercby relcaces, the Sia‘eof Texas frem ail furcher liability or claim for the pay- Form B. sev, the United ity or claim f debe ctof Congress entitled “An act to yment of such cueditors of the late republic of Tewas as are compretended in the actof Concress of Septemb=r nine, cightecn hundred and fifly,”” approved the 28h day of Fedru , 1855, and an act of the tate of Texas, approv. the let of mont of certificate or evidence of d bt number of September nin approved the 28rh of e, eic’ f Fe As witness my band and sa), The following is a liet of the audited certificates still ou sa :ding:* No Issued to. 8 T D Tomokins 18 Bukman Canfield 31 John AClinen #20 OK Muse 53 RG Hibbs 84 J De Cordova 92 John Burningham 135 Phineas De 176 E Paldwia 191 James Tilghman 192 Mathias Clark So: }Etha Earle 228 0 Riineau 844 J E Wade 263 Peters & Booth 395 Low Husted 40448 pn oe ~ 427 J. Packer, for Eliza- 1542 beth Parker, ex'x 184s f 3 © Eccles 437 Benedict Bayley 445 Leander Beason 406 Wm Odlin 467 John W King 509 T BWebb 510 AS ‘Fin mnond 518 Thos Mazrsbail = Kaufman 643 George W Packer ordova 1 No. Issued to. j scar Engiedow 16 Coitege 1682 GH Men artat & Co 16°0 John Karner 1704 Daniel Cart 1733¢ HN Watcout 1746 John W Portis 1770 3 K Elliott 1807 Harriet George 1816 Miles 3 Bennett 1829 Natbanie! Rudder (ESL Y Levi Ty! 13 § of WH J838 Famucl Wild ey 1839 Georga Sutheriand 1841 J P Hennings 1844 Edmund Ballinger 1652 J D Logan 1856 C P Green 1865 David Ayres 1859 Thomes F James 1878 € Sehiediemantd 18nd JF Jewett 1897 F Emma 1b9? Par si'a Lee 644 Crutcher& McRavenl920 & w Gros meyer 651 " 652 } Wm Flower 6IIASim 69 Wm Relcher 677 HM Wilhams 701 Felix Rieder 718 3] } 719 f Robert Date 773 Wm Jones 779 Wm Walker 793 Dyer Pearl 8 2 Ieaac L Hi'l 863 Heimozan Brown 874 John W Bower 879 James Mc Master 914 Dyer Peal 915 Mary Eten Heden- 18283 F P Geouy bor, 930 J Elie 22 Guibert Johnson 1928 Robert Lusk r E W Cawthern 1980 Wim Cochran 1932 Fanci Moore jr 2071 Andrew Daley ‘2072 Traac mtewart red eee ye W Vickery te Paul Bremond es } Pavid G Burnet 7103 ¢ RP McMaster 2135 tag} 8 W Fisher £32 Mrs Mary Belville 2104 1010 Anson Cranson 1012 RM Forbes 1925 James N Ho;an 1043 ‘Thomas Lindeay - 2316 Harrison © Bryant 1045 Jamea L Green 1047 Jesse Daniel 1048 J B Daniel 1050 Charles Vincent 1056 1os7 ¢ 8 D Gervaise 1058 Willis Millican 1059 J D Millican 1062 John Davis 1065 Wm Barton 1079 W A Lockhart 1080 K Morten 1125 James Kil'am 1196 UC H Taylor 1241 Youngs Uoleman 1248 Robert McNutt 1249 John W Cloud, per 2590 Wm Kimbro aw’yJ H Raymond 2400 HH earn 1263 E De Pon‘ow 1269 CP Green 1275 G W Sinks & J B 2405 Yenry Kring 1297 Juin Kendrick 1298 Samuel Bid en 1300 John Jonson 1301 Sa-an Masciex 1385 BK Warner 1423 William Frele 1424 G W Orborne 1425 John A Rutherford 1427 Cornelius Vannoy eeph Hates 1428 Jor 1473 Ann B Reese 1515 Lumbard Mims is2t JC Moore 1523 John James 1554 K H Dougias 1570 E M Fish 3572 Wm Kerr 4580 James A Moody 1581 P Bickford 1612 John Lamer 1615 John Cameron 1623 John D Taylor 1624 Levi Mercer 1625 Eli Mercer ‘The outatandin 1501 ¢ Loniviane Davis 2903 6 Frost 29°6 Thomas Reed 2330 J 4 McDorald 2340 Arthur Garner 2341 J F Martehett 2041 Andrews & Grover 22454 PG Merritt 2349 W Pinknry 2350 J D Giddings 2354 J Crawford jr 2358 A P Edgerton 2359 Thomas Warner jr 2°63 George K Sistare 2364 Franeis Brichia 2382 Elizabeth Carter 2383 Wm Davis 2087 Joseph Tomlinson 2300 Sneed & Torner 2401 R W Milhank 2402 Catherine Allen 2413 J W Lawrence 24:8 Stepben Smith 2434 A C Horton 2428 Elaphalet Easton 2442 Lemur! BDickenson 1362 Thomas H Forrestes 9450 Wm H Thempson 2452 Z Wm Eddy 247) J E Herron 2474 A B Hemphill 2477 Aaron Haughton , for tue sem of @—, issued by the late re- publie of Texa:,(or by the authorities of the Siate of T. xaa, as the case may be,) and redvemed by the United States in accoréance with the provisions of an act of Congress, entitled “ An act to provide for the payment of such creditors of the ta‘e re; Texas a+ are eompreliended in the act of Congress nm hurdied and fifty,” "y, 1855, and@an act of the Biate of Texas, approved the Ist of February, lic of trustees ef Austin 2479 Heirs of John Jones 240 Joel Hil 2481)“ ~Warren Aburn 2482 John L Monks 2463 Peter Aldrich 2490 BE A Dooly 2500 George C Daycashier 9601 F Kennett & Co 2503 John W Schrimpf 2504 W C Blair 2512 M Korberttaitle 2513 Henry B Brooks 2514 Gabriel Trumweit 2525 HS Morgan 2529 Furbar & Bran 2534 SarahNewman debt of the republic of Texas cannot be this Department. specified by an da ant ANTHONY BUCHLY, UNDERTAKER, Shop end Residence No. 303 Penn’s avenue, south sido, between Sth and 10th sts. AVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITR an ELEGANT HEARSE, and all operly conductin vould respectful A fally prepered to at tho shortes: notice Al the e supply of of ail sizes, nished on k bness, rm the Public that he fe all orders entrusted to him. and inthe best manner. EADY-MADE COFFINS (ways on band, which will be fur- most reesonable terms. As heretofore, no pains will be spased to give entire satisfaction on all occasions. N.B ve promptly feb 7-1 attended MRS. M. E. HARVEY, (Svcczsson To Jamas F. HaRvey, paczaszp,) UNDERTAKER, No. 410 Seventh street, between G and H, £68 LEAVE TU INFORM THE PUBLIC that she has in her employ the hat ‘gard —, establishment, who are eherntsa reper ren the Undertaking Business; and that every attention will be given to calls, day or night, as 81VE ASSORTMENT OF 5 ee ‘ht Steel, and German Silver all ages, B one who sole Terror Y ere. Just rec Fn ce ner LUNDY, Bridge street, Georgetown eg ae fer sale 2088 thet evidences of other classes of the conveniences fo7 ahem) hie bus! infor $n on the premises, orders wii! to at all hours. a] fore. m19 6m SPECTACLES. tna | ants w ‘Thanks, father,’ said the count, as the appalling, was the sound of the w; priest, gradually cropt towards him, drew the whirl and_rage in the unfathomable uae rope, which he had taken from his own waist, | Louder and londer still it waxed, until eset] under the arms of the former, and attaching | ear could bear ro addition to the noise, aud one end to a@ ring in the woodwork, passed the | faster and faster flew the raft, but every in- cord seyeral time around the body of the | stant it went deeper down the vortex. “The count, and at length secured him so effectual wretched De Buriguy struggled with the cord ly to the raft that he floated without the | which beid him to the raft and sought to least necessity for exertion. The priest then | break from it in vain The link which be regained his seat in the centre, and for some had demanded when exertion would bave minutes they were silent. The count was the | saved him, was now the means of dragging firet to speak. E him more surely to destruction. Fer one in- “I did not see you, father, among us in the | stant he looked upwards, and, to his horror, unfortunate Dronthiem,”’ he said. beheld the red light of the lamp reflected on “T remained below at prayer, my son, until | a sloping wall of raging water, rising a hun- tarrying became presumption. I then hurled | dred yards above him, down the side of which this raft upon the billows, and departed upon | he was hurrying to an abyss on which he my mission.”’ dared to give no glanes. Then his eye turn- “* Again you speak mysteriously, my father. | ed to the raft—there was no one upon it; but Might one know what the missson may be | in the meddening agony of that moment De which keeps e@ man on a raft. in the middle of Burgny heard, accompanied by a hellish the mighty ocean, as calm ag if he were at laugh, the words—“The priest's dues for thy veepers in his own church?” shrift are paid!’ The next instant, the cords The priest smiled “ You forget, my son’ | give away, the raft shot violently forward and that virtue is always tranquil in the hour of | De B igny was alone—in the Maelstrom. ost and you forget, too, a very important ee difference in our situations. ‘By no means,” said the count, “I am 5 Educational, aware that I am chilling in the water, while EVENING you are apparently at ease in a cloak against | COMMERCIAL AND MATHEMATICAL which I see the water strike in vain. I would INSTITUTE. suggest to you that the virtue you speak of }qNo MEET A NECESSIFY AND A DE- could give a nobler proof of its efficacy, were mand in the city, tee Principal of the Unton we to change places for an hour ’”” Academy, hss conclude: to open, in the very ‘Nay, my son, that idea ia selfish and pleasant ‘Rooms of the Academy, corner of 14th unworth Limpose a ance ou for | Street and New York avenue, recently fi:ted up for y P nance on ¥ “ i? having entertained it, sok enjetn you to walk | {3° Purpose, a thoroughly organized EVENING r = ing.’ | SCHUOL, forsuch young men, otherwise em- an hour, fasting upon the ensuing morning. ploved @uring the day, es wish to spend their “I pray that I may do s0,”’ said DeBurig- | Evenings tn fitting taem elves thoroughly for ny ; and I entreat you to double the penance, | successful business if thereby youcan double the chance of my | The Institute will be opened October lath, five * Jest not, my son; but remember that you = ' ~ are still in a situation of great danger; a Been Sad tae eo C yt wave may dash your head against the rafc, or Mathematics; and a'so in Foreign Languages may snap the cord which holds you to it, and For terms ond farther particulars, see circulars in either caze your own is desperate. It would | at the Book Stores, or call on the Principal. rather become you to make aconfession, and} 82 “-im sos. RICHARDS, pal. Teceive absolution as you may.” BROOKEVILIE ACADEMY, “‘T have no objection, father, the less that I MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND. have noth'ng else to do; but I give you fair HE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION IN warning that you will have to wait for your T this Institution embraces th: dues till we get to land.’ in the Classics, Mathematics, vesenoet ana eoat “‘ Hard-hearted, careless scoffer! what if | nery English branches. that should not be so certain ?” sess for poset —_ bay ar hg ae eae aay ‘‘ Then go much the better for the confes:or, Siete. comminiog Be pal at ro okt father.’* said the count, whose natural auda- | D¢ obtained by addressing the Principal at ING STAR. SHRIFT OF THE RAFT. The terrible storm which ravaged the coast of Norway on the 12th of October, 1717, was remembered in that country iong after the hand of time and the induatry of man had ob- literated the marks of its fury. As sudden as it was tremendous, it arose after soveral weeks of settled weather, and having wrought more bayoe in a few hours than ordinary tempests effect in days, it sabsided with corresponding rapidity, leaving upon the minds of the peas- 0 witnessed its terrors a singular im- pression with regard to its origin. For years, the herdsmen of that rugged land, and the sailors of that dangerous sea, believed that the dreadful storm, which had swept away sheep and ehepherd amid the ruin of house and fold, and had dashed the largest craft upon the rocks that received the ehattercd fishing boots, was caused by a sudden exer- tion among the demona of the Pole, who, for- biddeu by the mandate of Heaven to enter earth while it shall move in its appointed or- bit, are perpetually laboring to disturb its charmed circle, that they may rush in to lavoc by land and by eea Strange tales are told of the events of that fatal doy, and of the night which ensued; and the following legend, relating to one of the voysgers who suffered in the storm, bears some evidence of the feeling with which the Norwegians regarded so terrible a visitation— a feoling with which is mingled some vague reccliection of the time when Norway itself was one of the most unfortunate of the stakes inthe game played by the great continental powers. The tempest was rapidly subsiding as dusk drew on, but the cessation of the violent tur- moil brought no comfort to the ecanty crew of tho ill fated ship Drontheim, which had sailed from the port of that name on the preceding day, and inet the wrath of the storm in full career. She had been bound for France; but at the time we speak of, she was a naked and helpless bull, drifting whither the caprice of the wind, which seemed to blow from all joints of the compass at once, choose to hurry er. She was now making her rapid but in- voluntary course northwards; but to the few human beings who yet clung to her decks, the state of her shattered sides, through which the water was forcing its way at twenty wounds, left it a matter ot hideous con-ern where they mig't meet the certain fate which awaited | “ty did not desert himeveninthatheur ranheee hag aed MA inetped them. It was chvious that many minates| ("4nd how much for the penitent son?” n could not elapce before the versol and all she | @*ked the priest sternly But proseed ; and ACAKD. contained should be sucked into the troubled abyss on which she yet floated. Her emalier boats had long since been osrried away by a burst of the storin, which, hurling three or four monster waves across her deck, had swept every moveablo thing from her surface, in- cluding more than one-third Of the wretched crew In the next moment, one of terrified maduess, the survivors had crowded the boat, which hardly touched the foaming billows ero it was swamped, and went €own with every soul it bere Not adozen men remained on the fated vessel, when the sudden and horri ble chenge in motion which announced the foundering of a ship, took place. She ceased to make way—the violent agitation which had for hours rendered it nearly impossible to stand upon her deck was exchanged for a sudden lurch, followed by asecond and third; and then tho hideous roar of the waters rushing in on every hand, told the frantic crew that all hope was over. Amid the loud and agitated Prayers of a few, aud the blasphemous ravings of the rest, the waves of the Northern Sea closed over the Drontheim for ever. As the vortex caused by the sinking of the ship disappeared one man aloue was strug- ling in tho, water in the energy of despair. fis rich dress rather encumbered his move- that your wretched soul may com> the sooner M RS. PRANKLIN, TEACHER OF VOCAL to peace, I will save you the narration cf a Music, No. 406 E street, between Gib and life of crime, by apprising you that I know | 10th streets. References: Mr’ B. Davis, and Mr. you”? Hilbus, Music stores. se 17-3m “ By your mode of describing pr free he i MRS. G. H. SMITH, think you do,”’ said the other. ‘I need not tell you thatIam the Count Guillanme de dead sd ania Seta eh eae, _ Burigny, a faithfal eubject of bis Mozt Chris- | (REGS LEAVE TO INFORM ig pe tiun Majesty —.”” of Washington, Georgetown, au. — ¥ * A fathlons hesbend heen Su d that she is prepared to give tnst-uction, in classes vee css busband to a broken-hearted | an private lessons, in theart of MAKING WAX wife—a traitorous friend to a trusting asso- | FLOWERS and YASES. Also, Wex Pruit and ciate—and a treacherous envoy to a betrayed | Omamental Leather work people Youneed not. I know the libertin Ladies wisbing to avail themeelves of this op- m which ended ina murder committed, if | portunity of nequiring a most beautiful scoom lish it will please call as early 9s possible, as not by your own hand, by your orders, and fare rp na § contemplate Temalaing Pong’ in the object with which you have fied the scene the city. . ot your guilt I know that the Count de Bu TERMS: rigny, having consummated a career of prof- | Wax Flowers in Classes, per term of 12 les- ligeey by a dastardly crime, which has ban- BOUS..ceceeveee-ceseeee-ceecsecceeeene seeeee! ished him from Fraace, hns sought to purchase | Wax F rait in Classes, per term of 12 lessons. pardon for the ruin of a family, by intriguing | Lather Werk ta Chesees, por eS ee jor the rum and dowufall of a nation.’ Privaie Lessons $1 each— Vases 2 my rt Boguets an4 Vases, Wreaths, Single Flowers, ‘Ha exclaimed the count, “you are] g- for sale, or 1 > order en 28-@m. aware cf my errand to wt bese tocar an “ Ay,”’ said the prie: ‘the sword of Swe- MISS HEWITI'’S den, whose blow already hurtles in the air, is] ENGLISH ANw FRENCH BOARDING lesa terrible to the Norwegians, than is the AND DAY SCHOOL, u of France which you were sont to mix | N®. 397, corner of Nw York aven time, however, the cup shall be dashed \HE SCHOLASTIC YEAR COMMENCH6 : rs , 4 ” the first Monday tu September, and eods the ments, but he was in the prime of manhood, | a ee preg a Heaven | test Friday in Sane) and te ividad tone tee eae and a practised swimmer, and was puting | snows this is no place for smicth a a, who | #!0us- forth his full strength, in the hope of finding » — . ’ r : The Principal will be assisted by the most com- have such unexceptionable information upon petent English and French resident teachers, and these matters, are doubticss aware that the every f cility offered for pursuing Music and all cup you speak of is mixed.”* the various branches modein accomplish- “And in a woman’s hand that it may be | ments. presented. The Count de Burigny thinks he | for farther aonlgpe gay ym &c., see Ciron- scme relic of the ship on which to float for the chance of life. But this hope waxed fainter with his limbs, for the gathering dusk was rapidiy reducing hischance of discovering any ebject around him, and the waves still ran : ; jg | lara at bookstores, or at of the Prin- too high and angrily to allow him achanco of Concer. bie Rol pro re cipal. i , nu B-3t&eotl Ris deeper was aliost total, when he’ gis| blandishiment ‘aud emile, the dark lescn be CENTRAL ACADEMY. cerned a dark body a few yards distant. He | 24 tried to teach. How, if ske too, has loft SULGS MERCHANT, 4} Pamowace 7 nd, to his inex- | erway ?”’ { . G. Preesible relief, discovered that it was nsmaii | A chudder ran through the count’: frame, HE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS sh On which « human body was lying. A and all tho recklessness of tone had ‘ef. his Academy will commence on Monday. y jee, 0 7 a ; by renewed hope, brought him to its side, an ‘ . a all any, nc bet let ars bios done nmol his | %83 somewhat bold Nay, speak—whatever | 2- geiccess +. Mrs. Z. aaa, re broath, bis next effort was to mount upon the | ¢!e Lam, {am her father—you do not know | rage NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS {titself; but ashe made the attempt, the | —You catnot have heard aught of her?” Institution, and of the UNION FEMALE ears ehiah already occupied it aruse pees * Nay,”’ said the priest,’’ “I merely st ec gg mba a itti i hat Count Burigny s next intrigue would be, | tember 1, . 33m siting peeare, amligen ty reeulsed sin, He aa uld he hear that a noble and maidenly | - > —— ee ee ee uoware wan pitcnig disposition had been revolted by the task he GENTLEMEN'S KMPORIUM. rroughto make itself distinctly heard oma | Bad given it, and that adaughter had silently | (WEORGE W. HINTON HEREBY RE- the au hig me 3 — i left Bergen, and, following the footsteps of turns his thanks tohisold and steadfast : pi assay seas you are welcome to all the | ber father, had secretly embarked in——” enstomers and the public generally for the > ; « i i el 1 tronage bestowed upon him ‘Notin the Drontheim—not in the — tee tonic {I OF PASHION, on Drontheim, father screamed, rather than Peansylvania evona2, between 6th and 4% #1 q exclaimed the count. and next door east of Frank Taylor's Bookstore The priest made no reply, but pointed to the | were may be found a large assortment of ricb, water A sudden and wondrous change had | sactefal and valuable Goods, French, English, taken place upon its surface. In lieu of the | It aa, Chinese, and ee ct are foaming and dashing billows, the sea had be- = huang, at mee eful feahtenabis come as calm 48 a mountain lake. The roar ae 7 bly to orders, and at the of the waves was hushed, but in its stead had shortest rotice, aa ape the most reasonable arisen a cw, droning, and distant sound, terms. Please call and examine the richness and. which brought with it a fear the mind owned, style of the goods and the faithful and durable but could nut explain. The raft had hitherto | :annerin which they are made upto suit cus- been carried swiftly along. but its speed was | tomers. ~ now increased tenfold. The consternation of ee os pene oe ey rey the count became evident, but to all his ex rtnerrhip in business with Mr poe 3. clamations the priest gave no es sa xe, forzuerly of Virginia, by whee aid, as. droning sound grew gradually louder, istamce and constant atten store, but tho ear ticapgiod Aged os discover how business ‘of the Emporium will be greatly fucili- it was compcsed. Still, the raft hurried on | tax with Tigtitaieg speed. Darkness was all se RM deg vafdige econo that — = it, save the bright red gleam of the priest’s bed wore wil ve deal and euetbe - season = e Cbidenly the tivnghl ct Ms daugttte se aaa rage crossed the count’s brain. He gaeyed—for the swiftness cf their course now rendered speaking difficult— rEW D BEAUTIFUL STYLE. Pa Father! Limplore you, what know y.u of EN ip Armen from Glate Stone, the Support my raft will afford you, but for both of us to mount would entail destruction on both.” “ Father,’’ gacped the count, ‘‘ whoever you may be, you will surely assistin saving my life.”” “Truly, my son,’’ returned the other voice, “you apply for help at «most unreasonable time. ‘Bae I am bound at least to succor you with my advice; aud [ therefore advise you to swim for some rocks which are distant about a quarter of a league, in the direction of which [am pointing. They are always above water, and in the morning you will cer- tainly be discovered by somo vessel ’’ « Thanks, father, ’ replied the count, © but I would rather cling here, with the certainty of being safe for a moment, than sgain run the risk of my life ina struggle with the waves for a chance vor some rocks I may not le to clim! . Such is the wisdom of man!” said the other, ‘‘ever confident in the present, ever distrustful of the future. But I tell you, my son, that yon rocks are easily accessible, and that if you trike away now you are Sate * “Safe or not, father, [remain here; and E ia 2”? r. West Castietem Slate Company, Vt. 1 therefore eutreat you, if you have Lage Ee ‘Gace more the priest pointed silently to the | pyugey MANTELS ARE ENAMELLED IN to steer us y feats to inert macrt ates ad Deity water, and as the count’s eye followed the imitation of the richest ve form—we shalt have bal most i eheld a form whirling by his side] EGYPTIAN, LISBON, VERD ANTIQUE, pap ophedaing the intense fierceness of which | PURPHYRY, PYRENEES. BROCATELLA, rendered the surface smooth as glass. There | AGATE, SPANISH ety gk —_ — a waa the corpso of a pale and beautiful girl, | and eae peng on e im! tions are lovely even in death. Long and golden locks ml eae se bighiy pellsl that they ne gm od clustered around her neck and shoulders, but Geeae much longer than marble; en ree} the locks were wet and tangled, and the ala-| 1, smoke, coal gas, or acids, and can be sold baster skin was becoming blue with exposure | pinch eheap-r than any others 1u market. Price to the water. The eyes were closed—it was | ranging from $125 to $12. Bag well they were 80. ‘hat form was following Architects, —— and others are tnvited to ra he increasing velocity of the | call and examine samples 0. 6 the raft; but the increasing \ Sacers below Goa Fellow’ wah op latter left the corpse behind in a moment— 7. uM AAMOUN. tbat moment bad anibond pe a ly ‘Agent. recognise his daughter. 6 ul 4 Bs hn wi but gazed steadily at the priest. [gt Fal anaes : The terrible and indeecribable sound had ing house: depart follow: 2 now increased to @ roar, which would have Leave Alexandria 734.) 14 Us m Ay rendered the voice inaudible at the shortest Leave Washington... b, fo, Ia, distance. The speed of a was — ves jexs-a 208 auEe ible ; yet it neither swerved nor swayed, = i CHANGE O % theyiions sat unmoved, returaing tho stupefied N AND AFTER MONDAY, TRE ‘30th of gaze of the count. Suddenly one side of the June, the Steamer oo raft_became depressed, and in that position it] paGE will run at owing, continued its furious career. The roar had — aria at 4,8, 10, 19, 24,4}, and savod together ’’ ba J ie on my own course, my son, and I ad- vise you not to keep my company,’’ said the other voice. The words induced the count to examine his companion as closely as possible, but the fast failing twilight only enabled him to discern a figure in a priest’s robe, the hood of which effectually shrouded the features of wearer. . rc You speak strangely, father,’ said tho count; ‘but I hold my intention, fervently wishing I had something easier tv hold, for my fingers are numbed, and this wood is slip- ” “T have warned you, my son; butif you ineist on remaining I will do what { can to aid ’ 1 ure seemed engaged with his dress heat. The nextea small but intense- ly bright red light appeared by its side, illu- minating the raft, the two speakers, and ,the iataecning waters with a lustre that ——— supernatural As soon as the count coul ae cover from the effect upon his eyes ho eagerly had become more hideous than any noise 2 2 Asia Secon aoe ws Coenen neaned eat which can be conceived, and yet it was 6x ° —— ington 6, 9, UL, 16, 3%, 56, and 7 thrown spot od the light, into the wood of | nature which bafiled the ear. ‘Lhe priest o'clock. cree 3: aries , ry ate The f atures were calm and regu- | slowly to his feet, and preserving his balance, | je 29-tf Captain nsure on the head added to ticindigaisel puateoter The stranger wes clearly a priest, but his drees offered no aid in the discovery of his rank or country, even to the experi eye of the Count de Burigny. sae it, my gop; 1 exhort you to save yourself by swimming, snd you are still in, timate ‘To ia0z4 (Bat, since 9 ar Sythe this cord will afford you the assistance yor desire.’’ rently. unconscious of the frightful slope | oe AnD POCKET CUTLERY, RA of ihe fone, ie leaned to Re betigey, of ben Scissors, &e , of excellent quality, sel and in low tone, witch in spite of he berets ling low at 490 74h . @ FRANCIS. noise around, carri meaning é droadtal wendaste Hit quanta padocninnting [OXS IN ENDLESS VARIETOND'S._ 2h ” wt sei are im Sh Mea oe sem’ fal = biel- Coeroration BTOOR.—9%,000 pooretbe: tosttwful abyes whieh diefi, ures oa wi SB BRU sHERY, the face of creation. That hideous roar, 60