Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1857, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (UNDAY EXCEPTED.) ‘ AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, = Corner of Pa. avenus and Eleventh street, By W. D. WALLACH. i packages carriers st $48 year, ‘ eaneane ee subscribers the sub- : ‘ / scription price is $3.50 year, advance; for 2 . Six months; $1 for three months ; and for \ess than » Shree months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Single Sepies, one cent; in Wrappers, two cents. —— — AbYextissmi vrs (of eight lines to the square) > imserted three tumes for $1: every other day or VOL x . . SSS reheat! ose en WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1857. NO. 1,514. THE TEST OF BLOOD. near, thou knowest that this h: ath i ma Soon afterwards, Luke missed his clasp-knife | dow of an injury '”’ C4e beryl CHANCE: edn == ee ae ee Watches, J EM FREY AND PANCY AR- with which he had been eating his supper, but, |. They waited an instant—all was quiet; mean- | for tent, furnished or unfurnished: t At very Low Prites ta Cash Clastomers. i have ed Mainbeiaedl the hest Gold g after a slight search, thought no more of the roe ark, persuading himself that it was but mi aeocioic oa ae routed soperntoly or ail JORN EG ceost WATCHES, fine Gold JEW Lie = a : - H 7 mM ether. ‘erms renso; 8. pee Apartments a s v \ 0 ; — } aud loth streets, ato . Coy y Pr morruw—that their differences should be | ¢48t a glance around, and grinding his teeth STEPHENS & CO. | has received and pow offering at very low prices to al eee examine, J. ROBINSON made up, and all again sunshino. savagely, cried out: PJs ae 7 _———_ f aah end Frome customers & sire Seatetment _ 00 90-2 S49 Pa. av., oppo. Browns’ Hetbl. About an hour after, as he was preparing to | ‘* Why do you all fix your gazeon me? ['m| J,.0R RENTOR L —A large and commo- purchased in Piniadeiphis and New. 1 : I ALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND ViR- gina Bank Notes takeu f retire fur the night, it suddenty occurred to | not afraid to do this piece of folly.”’ dious double HOU with water, » and | large recent Auction Salem and from the ammportera, foafind sips Med 4 ushionsive . 4 i Vb WATCH him that he would like to take 2 walk towards | ‘fe advanced another step—again he hesi- Pera Ta, conee neato, MAE aes at on ental | at very low prices, which will enable hi a! kinds of DRY. fi dan eG . : Kathleen's cuttage—perchance be should see | ‘ted; heartless—brutul—though be was, the | the movt central anddesirable location. "Phe house qu rcumenrs, any destenble Gods cimsideraity helew CHAINS SEES ‘ fs LOCKER, and at her shadow on the curtain—he might hear her | Spel! of a mighty dread was ou his goal. | His e leased, with the furnitura, fora term of yoars Rioh Silk Robes and Bayadere Suks other choroe goods, for a few daya. r ‘ma! ice a a torr * od tapant, very reasonably. For particulars Bi r sweet voioe—no matter. to gaze upon the home | fae grew livid; the blood started from his oo WM. WALL of Wall, Si YO. alateten aes that contained her would at iones | ophassroe ; | lips: large round drops burst from his forg- sl Paccrenne: betwoon th mel loth airestn. a Re rey at ened Botnet Robes so off he started in that direction, a happy feel- Lory and snes Ser his aaby a een fe - Sar a a nies plain eokor tall Yyelse very aupe- ing pervading his every sense. Arrived within | With a tremendous effort, he kneltand attempt- | Fyv0_& EN T—That new three story Brick House fide poods. GOUubls. wieth, Bt ahc. tight of her abode, he fancied he hoard'a stifled | ed to stroteh forth his hand; it seemed glued ‘I wrth hinek building, with bath roomn,gaa, and all | Leepiu’sand other mkt Preiioh Meninog, ofallthe . + * Py i i i i Ori je Inudern conveniences, oO et, be- od e gryan. Yat hie though, neeped in joy, dwelt | ws ha ide. Starting to his fot again ho ered | (be lneerncteatigucrnesnesn Bie) | Bit I have just received a fine assortment of new Goods, which | am prepared to sel! at very low pry wpmgall at 338 Peun. avenue, neo n of the large H. O. HOOD, not on it. Ina moment after. a distinc NOLD, € stree! 3 -our-and— aina, back, white and colored. ok tor Si vay esse tearful scream, as of one in agony, Cscergal ne = I will not do it; why should I ?’’ Paiste ae ae somber rustett irl y 1 nad ope Ree » ROBIN: iS a wate stilluess of the night It came from the direc-| ‘You oannot! you dare not!’ solemnly | pron RENTCA tandsomely Furmehed HOUSE, | tbocali Ww me ies foe k Materisis, sach as Keys, Balls tion of Kathleen's cottage. Inspired with a | ejaculated Luke. “If you aro gniltiess, why | E' (Nut dae uortnanstomensr at Hated thth aeesta Jin Delainoa, good styles, at 18 and 25 i erads at wholexale Call horrible fear, he ran wildly forward—another, | should you fear ?”” containing thirtean r with cas fixtures, bathing ‘amine, at si ee tS uo longer doub*—it was the voice of bis Kath- | ¢r man nor devil—dead nor living,’ suddenly | ~ JOR KR Prof. Hl. W. MUNDER having | £3! cclormde., very cheap leon. With mad desperation, he reached the | Placing his hand upon the breast of the dead! | J . Ga Barry lgehephe . asthe § sud Prage Trimmings J fitted Volvet Ribbons plage just in tine to see the figure of a man, “Bee—see!”’ cried Luke, wildly, “the blood J. ROBINSON'S, 00% 2m 349 Pa. av. oppo. Browns’ Hotel. _Vocal and Instrumental Music. Stella, Brooha Shawls, in yroat variety a Super double Hrocha do. who, iu the doubtful light. ho could not reeog- | Mounts up—it overflows!’ be rented upon moderate terms for Soiree Ghonill* and Cashmere Senrfs 7 RY = i x » eign Fie . Dinners, or Promeuade Cogverte, Ap; Sete ain RW. HENKY PALMER'S PIANOFORTE nite. rush from the door and disappear indark- | > It's. lie!" madly exelnimed Mark. Hail ou Toesday, Weduonday,and ‘Thursday even: | BU94,3 Kid Gloves, all colors and Nos. M CLASSERare daily adding now members. Per ness. In breathless horror Luke entered. ut it was no lio; the raddy stream swellod fi 9% o’elock. . Witte Amariaan \ and Saxony do, aous desirous of availing themselves of Mr. Patm- Groat Hoaven! what a sight met his eyes. His | upward through those gaping wounds, flowing now open for the recaption of pupils | giack Bombazine Delaines =~ carly ne poceikic,eauested to enroll ther names as beloved. Katbloen lay on the blood-dabbled | 0s more adown Ley snowy breast. A murmur | Puesdsy and Thursday afternoon and Colors and blagk Coburg Morinan Tilhig Claus aynines ta snore aitvans cous for the Black Crapo Veils and English Crapes Bost black and brown and white lish Prints nd square Black Thibet and Bay State floor, in the last agony of departing nature, | of awe and surprise broke from the assonrbled e her beating vl ees with many wounds; | group; whilst, shivering to the very heart, the e: ; my vs 7 Lon she saw and evidently recognized Luke, for | terrors of discovered guilt and despair seizod __Pianos,&c. a sdvaneement of Children, than any other system of instruction. Itis equally advantageous for the perfecting of the ————— —_» Shawls on i 7 ‘mid the desperate throes of ebbing li je | upon Mark. NUSNS & CLARKE’S inte at sid woolen Shawis, mall | ‘o¥t brilint (ine clutched his hand fn hers, essaying, but in| ‘‘ Curse ye all!’ he roared; “you would jug- HALLETT, D. vise bt). Homary of every do ription Primary Class $5 per quarter. Adyance Classes Yain, to articulate—she could but smile; her | gle wy life away; but you shali fiud I will not CELPRRAITED BLAND pe TES (adies Saxony aud Merino Vesta . 10. Spplications to be made to Mr. W. H. exe glazed over—hor hand relaxed its grasp— | part with itso readily."’ Hastily drawing a | Constantly receiving aud forsale onle fy , W depose supply ce housekeeping and domeatic Teinchdtec ae and with ber gentlehead resting on his breast, | Pistol, it wus instantly wrested frem him. Sev- 5. 1 JOHN ft LLus, ty ieleadeapiany aiiabiperstet rr ok SMOOT. [J Georgetown Ciasses meet every Monday and her spirit passed away. eral of the bystanders dung _themsclves upon Purchasers rilt fiad 18 earn ttcs IOTICE~H bee: en P : county at He clocks et Miss Harrovor's Georre- All this was so sudden and fearfully unox-| him; but the desperate resistance which he for themselves the superior quaiitiva of the above tain pérsons are tthe taltt Of natlein ed fee edness cow ait pected to Luke, that he scarcely knew ‘twas| made, added to the ee agony which he e gathering together the Botties which coutainot rave NORMAL Music SCHOOL. reality, until several of the surrounding neigh- | had just endured, caused him to break a blood |, ™ — tools, Covers, Melodeoua, &¢., &c., also a2? | Sontained our boverages, aud putting therein an arts i i tri hand. cle made by others than ourselves, and then d. - | ,C. L. IRVING will opena Music School for La- bors, who ihad been alarmed hy the outery, phe Ting delirium s the hardened (jou MEDAL PREM — Be a Peete rapa rong tight poms fpr ama duea and Gentlemen, nt "Teniperance Hail, on @ame hasti y in seme its le in IANO FORTES, | *&mped on anid Bottles, all persons are hereby — * netics bps hee i » On Monday afternoon, See!" eried one, “Tis as I thought; mur- | presence of those whom, in his reckless villany, WILLIAM KNABE. notified that such Bottles are our own property, and | at ‘cloek. der has been done.” ne had expected to destroy. (Senior partner in the late firin of not subject to sale, and that they are delivered toour The object of thie Sohool is to make Indies and 4Kud here is the fatal instrament with whi Wonder suéceeded wonder: and th hes Kwaae, GanHe & Co. customers only to he returned, and that it is our firm Feat snes thoroughly aequainted with Musio from ieb a ¢ mystery inves the manutaoture and sale of grand and ion to prosecate to the utmoat extent of the | the Elementary principles to Composition and Har- ithas beon effected.’ said another, as he picked | ¥8$ S00n discovered to be no mystery at ali, up a gory knife from the floor. It eaught tke but the natural instrumont in the hands of FIANO FORTES, under the and RA any tal ngeeett ot Oar aes ese asses will be formed for the afternoon and even= t i : 1 3 rests ing of Mondays, W days, 2 eye ot Luke. ~‘ That knife is mine."* said he, | Providence io pentenos the guilty. As. relaps- ! Unie Doss ian aD. Glock aud 7 3 oer oe “e — in the measured tone of one stricken down by | ing into his former listlessness, Luke was in- | "Fie, Lavoniso just operod ane’ Sales Roomat "SGUNPOWDER. a ¢ Georgetown Class meetnat Miss Haryover's terrible ealamity. cf tently gazing on the body of his beloved, sud- | No 2 Baltimore ie Charles and Light mes Spehed Ui aitueradieunsanie geminery on theafternoons of Toesdass and Thurs- * Yours!” they.allexclaimed atonce. “Then Lenin heart gave onv tremendous throb f sfrocta, op. the [ Haeyebnd Fey comiied ty * "s BUNPOW DE Rete am prepared | Perma Per quarter, 22 lessons, in ciass. @5; pri you murdered her?“ “Mush!” he exclaimed, with anxious, trem- | ep voaten iy Cahennaw ‘Absortment of plain to reall See ees Suentity to parties wanting. | vate instruction—Vocal, Piano, or Organ, Luke oaly smiled—a ghastly, soul-erushed | bling voice; “ For Hearen’s love, bo silent for higlily-fumiahed grand agd square Piano Fortes ena Tere eT. BERT KING, Be Ce MEE ao $0 Jie. Levees at smile. most awful to look upon at such a time; | 82 instant! I thought I beard a sound like— » Mele note ee Liters ma es Atos Axgont for the District of Columbia, orthough the Post Ofiee. " 00. 24-tDee: his heart was too full for words. Reason, | ha! there it is again; a gasp—a gentle sub and and stops to suit email ol me, Oe Rtatan ails Atigh stmnet, M1. ...... MUSICAL CARD. Te whieh badbeen dethroned by this unexpected seartely audible, but as distinct as thunder Being extensively engaged in the manufacture o Mar.crordt! M.ARTH bege leave toanaounce seat, for | Within my soul—there’s warmth about her j Pianos, we will sell wholesaleand retail, onthe mos ail uneouseiously be still held the lifeless form | breast—her eyelids tremble. ‘The God of Mer- } Wbaralterma a ke sett i tightly clasped in his arms, gazing # sort } CY be thanked! she lives—she lives!’’ and Luke 4 (goid m )at the F, of the Maryland Institute R. VILLARD, DENT! LATE OF CHI- ot steuy expression upon the fave of her who | Sunk upen his knees; a copious flood of tears, } tw otober, 1855, and 1856—in op- cago, would respectiuly ree < — blow, had scarcely yet returned to i to Mis friends of Washingten, Georgetown, nnd Alexandria, that he 1s now prepared tc furnish MUSIC for Balls, Private Parnes, and Soirees. From ove to any number of Musicians to be had at the shortest notice. * = ‘ Rate A Oe! id eighteen pianos from some | ize: f the Distnot and vicinity, that ha’ cae j had bean to hiss the avorid. «| she frst he hail ever abled, relieved his over- } C?the beat inakers from New Vork’ Boston ant Bate | ta tocae, Reef a ornate, that bay Pobleeer We Mate ee sole 't was not until they approached to seize | charge felings. +] tamo: We were also awarded the first now raeerea to perform al rauions in his profes- | gcrner éth and G atreets. Navy Yard. oe 3-3m* him for killing her that he seemed to be thor-| It was true—she did live; from lose of blood 4 the Industrial Exhibition held in. Rion . sion, in the most approved sty. ; — - oughly aware of his position only badd she had fainted, and excessive weak-H fie Gigueet proninm (allver medal) at the Races | (go; No-ai, Pean. avenue, adjoining Gautier’s ROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS 4 = 7 Biecpoes re etro- 2 y bs 4 NE ‘s. ~ What would you do, friends?” said ho, | ness had thus far prolonged the insensidil ‘YY; ‘| politan Moctiamies’ Fair for i P PAINTING aND PHOTOGRAPHY ComBINED. mournfully, as they endeavored to force him | none of the stabs had reached a vital part, and | _ In addition to this we are in possension of testimo phe IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. away. “ Would you deny me the sad comfort | it was the first effort of nature to resume its Smateurs in the eounstys winch oan ke meer! a ape MONS i, Ds a of dying ig her presence 7 suspended functions which bad caused the | warerooms, speaking for themselves nnd others of jomis’ Mineral Plate Treth,” having, ‘Have you not mardered her, wretch?” cried | blood once more to circulate, just at the inatant | the hich appreciation in which ous iustraments are Seeetaly tntridacsd) eel beh nae i PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS, Jn Oil Colors, on Canvas, MuviaTURe on Sizs or Livz, inventor and patentee of one of the bystanders. which so siguaily established the guilt of the | OVS7 W Mere med ae and | ie self in Weahington, 8. WALKER’S ‘ What!—murder ker—God in heaven for- | istended marderer privilege of exchange uegrited withiuthe fret aix | Tus improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief- ORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY, bid.” he exclaimed. * It only remains for me to say that Mark Der- rom the diay of sale if the instruments do not | |y in jogking a eof of bus ope pice of material, and odeon 1,oopner 436 st. and Penneylvania avenue, “Is not this your Kvife?”’ matte pee vious bad charreter prevent ed much | oe ea ee ee ei! find it to thew advantage | their construstion, aud they. are therefore freefrom |, WALKER has fitied up the ahove spacions bt 2 riage y pene felt pilaf 30 inks ree to give ux a call before Purolaming, falvanicncteon and metalic taate. | ginere are ho | npattinent’ at a very great etier of capital. thereby ‘ And bow came it here—if not used n process time Luke’s devoted’ love was ikuos exchanged, hired, and tu a as 4 fe moi ire of | (gudering ma establishment one of tie most com- = we unknown manner?” by you bens rewarded. Kathleen recovered from the | _mat!ély “=e ee oe MRNA BE Boe lipitor eirsccer inert diy far cote dd bis, and Eine Gallery for vee eahier nom af upward of 300 ~ It was stolen from me by that areh-demon, } ¢#cets of her wounds, gave him her br ind, and, = stural in their nj will give arewnrd oO | tne Chi Paunti by some of the best auerent and Mark Dermot,” said Luke, shuddering to the | Profiting by the torribie deeson which she had Btoves, &c. One Riuuaand Deriars to any one who will produce a | modern masters, ‘owhich he intends to add fresh very heart, as he mentioned that name. received. made an estimuble, virtuoris and af- c. WOODWARD’S durability, artistic excellence oF any Cilier requisite elcome orsonme, with private rolung aperianeets That has got to be proved,” cried one of the | fectiouate wife. ETROPOLITAN STOVE AND GRATE | auality. for {adies, aud purchased the hnest possitie instnee crowd, who happened to be a friend of Mark’s, a a ee FACTORY. fe baie rake Coen askinkaoeae | meenaee cugaxed first oless operative artist to pee cant take your bare word for it. Let him | Decay or tax Asiatic Ragus.—TZ he Friend | The Greatest Cooking Stoves im the United | TR 5 cine. avenue, between it — PHOTOGRAPHIC: SMBROTS EEE kata ot be secured.” of Tudin, by far the blest of tho papers in| 1 nave just reoeived from Plisdelphioe few of | I ENTINTRY: GUERREOTYFE PORTRAITS, from the Bat Luke needed no securing. Listlessly he | India, some months since bad a very able and | the®new Risixa Srax, or double Oven Cooking D R. ST smallest miniature to size of life. S. WaLagr. by cernining the Photographic Pro- ess with the art of Paintiog, of which he has had 25 years’ experience. and whose specimens of life suffered. them to pinion his arms: and in the | elequentexamination of the hitherto dominant Stove; a decided improvement on the uld Morning | “Qpyic; same room with the pregions casket which onee | raced throughout the whole coutinegat of Asia. Stas i patpptod 1967.5 had the fr, Oe seperree Tar bs i sole ¢ dy ummer, exclusively for this market. rs contained his heart's treasure, he abided the } [t showed that all were sinking away, from in- ry heavy and strong, and cast of the | np, RATILY begs leave rm the puhliothat he STEPHEN BA&ILy, 98 PENNSYLVAN AVENUE, Caer a CD t ane ereteteeae Be seen in —_— a == remainder of the night. in astate of mental |/herent and cireumstantial reasovs. Since then eanaylvauia Mniieable Iron. All the | ogi bo seen atall hours,at Kis office, lugated asabove, | Hes of the te ate ee oe Se hibited in his ; A. P: “ PA cect S00) ut heavy. F. A. eli ‘ - Gallery, he will be able. the combination of the torture aiteriy incapable of being rendered inio | the Ber mutiny, which must end in giving Chuveteline Minin Ste meen i fe teas aaa "ed that an experience of filtean years | twa, 1p produce sivatie tint av clunres eee ex- words : ia British India completely into the hands of its} I havea'go, fie Liscety Stax, made by Mosars, variety of dithoett coneeteet Ee the toad eee od for their fidelity and life like cxpression, Can- The morning after this awful occurrence. a | eouquerurs, serves w confirm the tollo wing con- | Abbott &aurenon of the quis place. ‘Tak [1GHT | fully, will enable him to surmount any difhoulty, | °84 Rud boards prepared by himeeif expresily for coroner's jury w ed ; 1 ; ‘el 2 Steeet Doubig Qvax Coox, made by Messta. | soiciititio or otherwise, relating to the Pectin tite | the purpose. Jary Was summoned, and the identity | ¢lustons of the article referred to: satic | Huivan Rartlett & Co. Baltimore, together with the | Cwn experience oonkiemine the opiniog of many inex |, Pacticuine attention paid to the painting of Por- ot the knife aaving been proved, added to his * All history shows that indigenoms Asiatic | very best Aik Ticut Fiat Cooking Stov Ciluentan the profession, and espepinily Drs. Haris | tefuts, Mimature or infe-mxe, from smaii potures of own almission, aud the fact of histharing had | races require the direction of a domin int class. | that can be fou Ds aay Pen Cr mn eae. acres and J id E. Partly, hias led hint, jog since, todise aeccased [renee of which ara Teeth, alse mm corpses, or sick persons # quarrel with Ler the day before being testi- | Iqdustrivus, hardy, and with many of the qual- ra mcroasial preparanens for alin i - | iadus 3, by y of th u pd the Biux ! els, ¢ i} th Ce- Get to, every circumstance tended to fix the] itiesessential in the development of civil ization, | Rite main can produce | Monten fir tg tad ete a nad Oa! ai tpon = “ Verdict was delivered ae-} they soem to lack social foree. India was inthe Serene ate ke Toho a Peeth, and that Poroslian, mouuted on Gold Plate, evrdingly, and Luke Bryant stood ebarged | days of Aurungzebe whatfshe wre in the days of | fr Toasting. pased 2 hgh is the only reliable subst: teun be Worn im the it ~ . = - - me, Please oni aad examine them, it will cost you 5 with the murder of one for whom he would} Kam. China it now what she was a thousand | gothine and Gow wil soe mt Landa aad! cost yOu | mouth, as wae most ooua’ wiehows tw theless ie puees. ont Lite nOLUde, oneres tuken in be humber in ‘tity of copies from the aame sold *, neawes: mied” on Copper fer Tom Stonca. Valusbie Ou Paintings, aud Old Family Portraits, . . American Dental Convention. . t « willingly have shed his last di f blood. years ago. The Greek rayahs of Turk ey are | Stoves, Kc. Forse st WOODWARD'S Although he fiatiors imecit from his long resi- oaeny back Inod and restored to their original . bee 2 degree of effrontry consonant with his | what the ttreek peasant wasin the days of Can- Metropolitan Mauve and Grate Facto sean on A peated deem vie Wer Bedi sire es and Kentlemen are respectfully solicited general character, Black Mark made his ap- | iacuzes. Their numbers do not materially No. 31g aud 322 Pa bet. 10th and Lith leave to refer them to the followms to on'! at the Gallory, over Siplinezton hook xtore— pearance amongst the spectators who attended |.change. They douot advance, and need | he di- Bai u Front full of . TESTIMONIALS: Seimmnee 06 ‘staaet, Swe dodrs fom ‘Pentayivenia the inquiry, aud was lvadest in denunciation reeting force of a progressive race. It remains 3 to Ska Suess. evat top Cooxine | From the late Reotor of the Churoh of Epiphany of agtingt the supposed criminal. [t only re- | but to speculate un the races to whom this’ high ane have onenie it tharoerht, apr thar be Weerees ae... | Ren P A tained now for the accused, who had been re- | function must benssigned. They must be, 2uro- | it has a very appeoprinte unme—SnKLL, foe, shells | iy eutectu for you por rat beste eath. ‘Previously to the war-| necessary superiority in arms. Of Barop eans | ing Siaty {avid them ial fale Out will not wall them | for me haveheen tughly satisfactory. vga tint you rant being drawn out for his final committal, to| the English and Russians alone’ display gapa- | again. The; are ns thinus pasteboard. T can prove publio tint your thi so wel jouervon, be tried at the ensuing quarter sessions. He | city for the permanent adminisiration of sul- | thst the eacentburzed me, for nimost a day, Yours very trul; c a d Dynting room to sell theo th uly, waseouducted into the room ; witha listless, | jeet peoples.” It ix to their hands that we be- | [aut wayiee ‘thee Metewonld take twenty hee ot | Washington, Aue. 36, 1856. JW. FHENOR, spatlnetis gaze he looked around him mechan~| Jieve Asia is to be entrusted. The advance of | them he would give me the exclusivencency ofthem Ideet.& lealf¥. Yor Le Sared wot now what fate might do | Rusia will becheeked by no humahity and fen’ Senile thes Fionn Porvuid nahin them at beh nas Done Cotman Cee Luis. when suddenly hid eyes rested-on Mark | scruples. That of Eugtand may, but she obeys | billedovertuga ty ove tivt sued nat fall tat tay Cie Eaplozed Dy, Sroptien Baits; Sercooh Dew: Dermot. The consciousness of everythi: | the irresistible impulse the more theroughly fur | were not worth having. All the abuve I cau prove. vad se and didkealh since af wari whnehs be cal to had taken place seemed all to flash fae 7 es 4 “ t bras ateuce. uwersclosé in towards oach other; and if the } = Tiel ee <> rt one of the most distinguished membersof the tal : | at ay be predicted from the experience of F OR MOUNT VERNO College of Baltimore, fuilod, after repeated trials, to Heaven's lightning slambers' Friends '—be-} the past, another century witl see this quarter The Steamboat reat pleasure to expross my entire noe ant hold that fiend, who, not content with the life’s | ofthe gicbe governed from London, Washington, beer thorough? repaired, will make Hy estimation of rt rofesaio: skill, YiRcinia AND OTHER PAPER MONEY TAKEN AT PAR? CLOTHING! -CLOTHING !—CLOTHING! CHEAP FOR casH. MONEY SAVED AND FAIR DEALING, TS NNSYEVaNIA AVENUE, between Mh and Wsh sts.,at the “Yall House.” Just cpm a large stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, at the following low prioes: We can oer greater bargains in Clotinag than oan be obtained eleewhere in this city. veie to our building, we did not fay in our stock aa others did, and we bought at gieat ssomfices, owimg to the state of the market. Mit desire to expr and tay confidence i8.} her ocensional recuil. Yeur by year the twoif %¢17-tf £ . My entire satisfaction, and 1a view of the fast thet en! fderer'”’ he eried. “Can it be that = perform the sume work LAL Byes mi THOMAS COLLYER, having nfide ado amewietin, how contest triaaigh ite | nul St Petersburg rezwias tig tg Mount Vernon ley fafintta sid is HAGAN voces. | {ai iy bags Gaseaay #8 38 9 i P 8 aity, eve — ‘ : sae I: 0 double murder *"2, 1 4 ve TheEDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at 9o'etk. | Extract froma note roeeived from tholate Hon, John eS gists 800 What means the fool?” cotifem tuously ty There is a grim and mournful truth in Daring the intervening time she will run regular AM. Clayton. 19, 1988 »y& Jackote. 1 Sto 300 exclaimed Mark. “Does he suppose that rea- | the following, though we grieve to eny it. Very Sei te ca anak Hate The teeth you mad ae mis work edeeehly noth veoven Acorns svning men will credit his ravings, or help him 4 early marriages ure not by any means invaria- | - ~~ — sores x = = ~ | ing could be beltor, Wars gretefa 5 of Clots and CASS ek onan this swe . shift his toad of crime upou another's shoul- bly happy oues, though truth compels ua to ad- | {74 RGINIA AND comodo ca AT PAR +CLAYTON. | are prepared to make Clothing to order at the short - ers . mit that we haye known some brilliant exc yor ief f maid. i the | st Botice. 7 “AsTama’liviog man—as there is jast | tions: “ee BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, cantitee setalys eee yt 8. iatiy‘ane n2 ee ce. e. God who knows the secrets of all hearts, there | ‘ Karty Marntaexs.—She stood beside the S. P. HOOVER'S IRON HALL BOOT, SHO | fUPeror Pentiat: he lo & set Of porcelian teeth | ————— 5 = ah ae Wa stands the murderer, Mark Dermot'”’ solemnly | altar when she was but sixtcen. She was in | * P- HOOVER'S IRON HALL. BOOT, § oue of iny family, gud plugged several teeth for | HE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH 3 > it AND T $ 18 myself, and the work bas all stood well for more than AND MATURIT: replied Luke. * [¢ is not for myself I care. for | love; her destiny rested on a creature as deli- | Pen msylvanta avenuc, between 9th and lth ste, ten years. “ROBEK T. NIXON, the %th Thousand. Hicaven knows that I would rather die than cate, and who bad known as little of the world ‘of tho Va. Conf. ef the M. Kk. Church South, 6 ational Treatment, without permatorrhes or Loval Nocturnal Fnission Genital, Nervous Debility, Pri mature Decay of the Syatem, Impo- tency, and Impediments to Marriage a generally, by B. be LANBY,M. D, bear about this load of misery; but that he| asherself Shelooked lovely as she pronounced Roun pat returned {rom the North April 19, 858. —_— ae stiuuld brave the angels with a shameless brow, | the vow. Think of a vow fromauburn hair, eyes finds of wales. Geutemons, Mis Sa oi, te sito lgned having had of Pon toere whose lauds are critmsoned with her precious | and pouting lips. and only sixteen years old OE es aries luldrens’, und Servants’ | Surgeon Dentist of this city, or Raving coon cogs bivod—it is teo much '~too much '’ “She stood by the wash tub when her twen- BON avis T Bac, oY ichSe ‘oat ater, yea greming ours mieten obhaatistia - oH > Z ms by * » Z e 2 ui Then. Luke Bryant,” said the eoroner, | ty-fifth birthday urrived. The hair, the lips, SA“PCHELS, all of which I will seli for the above | Bini: ee well as of thet factor yu deny baring committed hiscrtas | th jeuletod Wrexnite ine heart’ | mene ireitee Sy pdm te mot dahon ta ea you deny baving commit this crime 7”’ the eyes were not caleulated to excite the heart. “ ts , op in which be performs the wos: weate and dij "7 ral ly, at AM'L. P. VER’S, s a = T it fact that the many alarming com- On my knees—before the throne of merey— | Five cross young ones were about the house | {iilenriy.a SANE: Fe BOONE Eiian, | operations is Boat Surgery and werespectfeilyre. | |The important tat that the many alarming eos - erying—some breaking things. and one urging RETIRED PHYSICIAN Dabijo. of winoh wo consider him eniineptly wort of youth, may be easily removed without Medicine, “I trust. then, that you may cause a jury of | the immediate supply of the lacteal secretion. A ‘ 75 Years af ‘Age, ‘Tuomas U. WV atten) Arenitoor U. 8. oe isint weal | eae early Somonstrated ; and the your countrymen tw believe so; but for me, I | In despair, she stweppedand sat down, and tears life have nearly run out, disooy- mae ern an, HD; on Wesheucten, 2,0. | eatirely now and. big vfally explarned, by snens ‘ . S$. Bourges, M. f Georgetown, D.C. adopted by the author, y expiained, have only one duty to perform, and cireum- | treakled down her once plump and ruddy cheek. ind, . 8. Lincoiy, N. 40 Was ton, D. Cy t which every one is enabled to cure Himself pertooty Washington, D.C, A and at the least possible cost. thereby aveiding a stances clearly bear me out in my assumption. “Alas' Nancy, early marriages aze not the MFenare’ Debiti é os. H. Bgavvey, o mast send you to trial? doige. Better enjoy youth at ome, and hold | 4 iisoverad by hi when a galy shir deg nes Watton ef Fee | Mgedrectnedenrivome at tee. tn ix o _' At this juncture, one of the jurymen, who | Jovers at a proper distance until you bave : ae had heard much 0 He ny Batpwin, U.8, nt Office, sealed envelope, by Femitting twe poslage siamps thought be could perceive @ moaning in Mark’s | muscle. limb and heart enough to faco a frown- Bode haha pap nec Keact indie Hemp, ome, |. 76. Wier, Principal Rittenhouse Academy. | to aauit. tape LANEY. ia suliar, ill-concealed glance of savagedelizht, | ing world and family. If a chap really cares | thought ocourred to that be night make a rem- | _Seb20 tf _sem-dkwif .ispenard street, New York. ie dt be heard. Keepiag his eye steadily | for you be can wait two or three years, make | edy for hie ohild. H died bard and suoceeded in Gs PER CENT. INVESTMENT. txed on Mark's face, be ji ehid was cured, n¥ ZYES — NGTHEN ith solemnity : | presents, take you to concerts and #o on, until }| Teslizing hud wishes, | tis ¢ papel Roepe pein mere utes by yp A ete ‘Whee the judgment of man isin perplexity | the time comes. Early marriages and early | Wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers in al! | OPTICIAN—A. Woolson who, . 4 riclaps* j : . with his own manufactu- &* to the sathority of crimes like these, the | cabbages are tender productions.”’ parts of the world, aud he has never faiied ip mek- | just arrived ote ian tena onan Oat ” latest svt of Heaveo may well be slicited, that it tag them comtotl monly an happy. Whang | ed, and sas oC3 goud aay other, Optima leg . - at i * possible, he will send to kuch | improved SPECTACLES and SSeS. wight be meseitally pleased to give some indi- Is Gasticur Ixsuniovs?—There is a pre- | of his afflicted fe -beiivs as requoat it, this: . CONES Be ER IBC ae vais boo ut 0 nied to Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport, lowa, paying 1@ per cent. interest by Coupon in New York. Bonds of $500 each. The growing city of Davenport has now about 20,000 inhabitants, ard is rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Its manicwpel debt is only $130,000, and its railroad debt only 312529, and cannot now be increased. The statistios of the city were published in the Intelli- sstua by which the innocent might be pre- | judice against gaslightay Leing the most injuri- } cipe with full and explest dicections for me FOCUS and P ‘AasHeh, which are war Vented frum sutfering for the guilty. We have } ous form of ardécial illumination. Av against } Up int successfull ene te ns. repuees cent oP nnppore ANY E ailvoted with hy aR NING an oll tradition here, that if the accused lays | the proper and well regulated use of gas this | fe returned nn postage on tno recipe. andl the re, PY CATA going to it, also SE Pee aS his right hand upon the breast of the coi * anaes is entirely enilie bat owe cun uainder te Se appli pane vasment oy ible = Spel to wectd te venr theur-wit bo rte at tee Slateor city bonds. Oa ee ce ve swearing upon the | Gospel that he ro gs be little doubt that from its wbuse and bad | Verscnouls Aadiees is Grand utrdet: sight. Those wonderful double-polished Glasses | _006 CHUBB BROTHERS. uet or part in the deed, speaking truly, no re- | managemént it is really doing more mi: chief . * dorsey City, N.S Tee he Pale Are ee BEAUTIFUL KOSEWOOD-CASE IRON sults will follow; but if ho swears falsely, the | than any other kind of light; its very exce llen= | m14-Im__ esee colasriag to the sight aikeet knows til frame Fanotorte, used one. year in @ corefil family, of Bullet. Davia & Co., Boston, renywned * manufacturers, will be sold ata great bergain, for it. closed wounds will re-open their bicody mouthe | cheapness, compared with other source: of $1,000 A VE Sian sil stytes of OPERA, SPY, snd MAGNI- dead itself will testify against him; for the | cies ure turned to bad aceount; its ext eme 1. 0004 YEAR! = 4 it re - cash orcredit, at our great P; on sete tatm ot gully ome te | latin attra lof nein oe g pbesbterat een ete, [ihe Stamens ocecies Setar TAs, stream - life will flow once more for a short | sive quantities; floods of light are poured fc rth, R, in town or ‘country, in seared of Pounsyivanis avenue, or 49 Highth street. Prices oow 306 Pa. ave.. bet. sage ae teetmns to me that this is aces. which so that persons may read and sew for hours to- ae onl dees i Pe ae vers seaccnae. 6 e sane as he in his ona — - ERRERT’S HORSE AND HORS aM AN- ext of Blood might be applied not vainly. gotherin the remotest corners ofthe room. ‘Phe Hi hours, may hear of such by en- z ee - — SHIP of the United Sant anh Bsc 570m, ; biti 0 —¢ willingly will [ abide the | air is heat by the excessive Egpanateige be R. el two. staunps, tn Bey post Fr Askionas.e E FRE UMERIES, poet! pea tp Cd Nar os, NUN Z , wet,” exe 2. pisoned large quantities of carbonic am ‘i R. age. rofessor iS T. , = Ja treccived for the publishers by “and you?” satd the jurvr, with a pone- | Pbioh there are vo means of removing. 1'ne it: Nort Put Oftes, “rhe aaaler” | Goissons MIRRORS, POWDER WOxES, | MT PRANCK FAVOR. trating glance at Mark. eye is unprotected from the glare by screen or + nent is Rtted to 20 a | ee Uae Hae Rote We OXES. MSSTANG GRAY tgew Novelsby the ow re ut . Sar — ms cea ie | doe ork be be pi teaes — - ie article of daily consuns tion, and ee 19'Sm and/at Ais Salesroom, nader Willa eee pean for the Million, containing “Kleseness, * what is it to me’—why should | which obscures the impression, strains ‘the : on jerre nlQ- *, PES * T be subject to such mummery—who aecuses | nerve of vision, and, iu proportion ag the sen- kK: Scout's dwelliugs secure ly eo: | [| OOK INATMolLAUGHLIN'®, No.®berveon | “Minis New Cook Book, $1, bao sibility of the eye is impaired, stronger Jigh t is + pyright; sale as permanent as Sth and Sth streets, at his large stock of new FRANCK TAYLOR, 1 do'” thandered Luke, “ and I now insist | used, wlrich gives temporary relief, but with A! livur. Auugent 1s wanted in ev- | Goods letiedled eatin 5 ni6 =the VLOR E ¥ : VIOLINS, FLUTES, ACCORDEONS MUSIC, upon his going through the trial—uyself will | danger of ultimate and permanent injury to BAR. _ery town in the Union. __nlé-im Vee Ria hy me, toteeee Oe aed ee fost Wi a IRD CAGER, pesnt owt the way.’' “So saying. he approached | the sight. On the other hand, well puri. MAGNIFICENT CHURCH ORGAN, 1 Bifeuate tt sereafe——_—____ni0_ tho lifeless body, and sinking on his knees, laid | Sed gas, jadiciously controlled in ‘accordance AL ore Yoatevs SNES MEPARROTE | Retr ait pee MERELLAS. CARD CASES. PORTH MO- co og band reverently on the heart, saying: | with the hints we have given, is perfectly harg:- OK AT KLLIS'S SBUCK' OF PIANOS ( the fing “ Engravings,at |< McLAUGHLIN’S, blessed angel! if thy spirit lingers —Neientific American. eire purchasing elagwhere., — aie ore, near Isth stree ave. ne 16 al tale ®, between th and Wh ets, ‘ . . 4 ; [Sage Sean PT ee THE WEEKLY s'rar. Tiis exellent Family and News taihing & greater varioty of interesting reading oan be found n than motulng, 12 Any other—is published on Saturday Vixens ooPe8 (in wrappers) ann be red paper. Free the cE Ck $ the tesve cine wy-Peteais : s.ooiimission of cere, °° 88 Bxente will be allowed D ANC ACAD ® Mr. T_F.GASZYNSKI y the honor to anuounee te the Lanee on eee wave Friday, the 9th of Gc Hall, corner of 1)th over Farnham’s Bookstore, for Misses ay from 3 o'slock p. m. r Ladres aml € from 7 o’elock p.m. nesdny the 7th of October sat Mise Harrover's Ladies Sem. inary. from 3.0 slosk Pm, ‘OF tert tien! en nih. renrutaoe, ht If etfoct betwsa Rane Inth otrect eet, between a 51L oP “SEVENTH STREET ‘ 514 OBIAS, o Pr I é4 4N, Office Bocond Story, three doors from Ovp Frivows’ Ha. Spectacies and Gisesos suited ti Opera, Reading, and Watctonski Glasses; ‘Teioscopes, Microscopes great variety: Vubtboratnic Stereowe of superior nnd oheioe pictures on ha 5 tsement m Nationa! Titel ikenoer, on Dane Pagriwoniata: , NORFOLK, September? tase. Sin: The Speotacies you efor me wn ao very well, and seem to have improved my sight more than any other I have lately tried. : pA TT. W. TAZEWELL 1 have tried a pair of Spectables obtained from Totias, and find them i RTOAL Anni io to Sighi, and oorrosponding with his dese: foous. 1 recommend bum as a skillful conn. HENRY A. WISE, PRTERSEERS, Cetober 21. 1854. ve years ago, | obtamed fi Tomas, my decaying yn; and my op.nion ef hi teat he is skililu the preparation of G or eyes aot too far gone to be benefitted by such re J. FP. MAY. Lyxenscro, November 7, 1854. From an examination of Mr. Tobias’ Giassen, from his observations and remarks, am conviuesd ° that be is a skillful opticran, J.J, BLACKFORD, M. D. Lyxcnsurs, November 10. ™~ Mr. John Tobias, having {urpished me with Gins- ses, by which | have been greatly aided, (my vision having suffered greatly from reading at night in esrler hfe.) itafords me the Inghest pleasure say that | consider him a ekriiful practioal optieian, Sud weil prepared to aid those w Takord his professional serviees. W ROUZIE, Elder of the Met: Conferenas. Wipsrnerox, . June 27, 1654. Mx. J. Tostas—Dear Sir: (am happy to say that the Speetacies which | obtained from you last week are entirely satisfaetory. From an inequality in the — range of my eyes, ! have heretofore found great fh ity im getting ginsses of the preper foon. dis- It affords me pleasure to state, that by the yur optometer this ay | has been happily obvisted, so that the Glasses you furnished me are deerdediy the best adapted to my eyes of any | have overzet ured. fall R DRAN ery respectiul'y yours, . B. o ee Rectorof St. ‘ames’ 2 Having been induced by a friend to visit the estab- lishment ef Mr. Totuas for the purpese of trying bi gjasees i was furnished with 8 pair Sightly, C0. lue,.whice have atlorded ine wore relief and gremé- ion th have ever tried. My sight, origun- ‘as injured by writing and ing at , freq: y tosvery late hour: but with the ——— Te oe ngs dl — as late as ever, and that too without the pai ve previoms - BN 9 ly suffered. J WILSO. Fa ate Commissioner Gen'l Land Ofsee Dec. 11, 1855, Ihave used Mr. Tobins’s Speotacies for three or four months, and take great pleasure in saying that J am muoh plensed with them. 1 ery ty benefited by them. GEO. P. SCARBURGH. May 5th, 1856. 1 was recommended to Mr. John Tobissasa skilfet optieian ; and as [ have eyes of remarkable peoul - ty, | was gratified to find that Mr. Tobias comprehend them by inspeetion and some 3 measurement. and he has made mea pair of rt > ~— ne — meadmirably. A. P BUTL R. wyll, a Wasnincton, Aug. 8, )855. Having been for years under the yeoessity of hay- two sets of "hear pose for use in dayhicht, and ose for lamp-hight—I procured one set from Mr. Tobiss which answered both purpo I bave used hus {or séverai months, and find them excellent. EDWAK D STUBRS, Of Department of e. Mr. J.Toutas. Str: The pur of Spectacios you furnisied me yesterday are partioulurly satisfactory tome. They are vory dec: ly the best | posses, and Lam the owner of eight bine pairs, ear. selected in different places and irom ommended to me on account Of the standing in France, England, and the \e i have been aiso pleased with your remerke and di- rections on the treatment of the eyes, for th pose of preserving aud er ving the pee Respectfully pours. fis CALDWELL? ‘rofessor of M. C., Louisville, Ky. BuookLyn ORtuopaavic Insti TUTION, cil, 1854, fter most carefe! examination of Mr. J. Tobiae’s jinewe@, | um enatted to testify that their har clearness, pulisbing, aud them paruiculany teowmmendal merely optical impaitment of t yes tre in Want of sechausiliacics. 1 oonsiter, » ver, Mr. Tolaas fully quatified tu determine the focus of the eye.buth by opueal knowledge and oxperienos, and ty ua of bis optometer. Is addition, | can further @ that Mr. Tobias hae supplied eome of my pa tients wilh Glasses, to therr and my Ceehen 5 LEWIS BAUER. M Physicinn and Surgeon, Berlin; Member © Royal Colloxe of Sur eons, Engiual, Member of the Medion! Society of London, aud of the Pathological Society of New Vork; inte Sur ou ofthe Reyal Ortho; ie Institution of Manchester. England, and Surgeon of the B. ©. lnatitution, In the great dif actly adap’ convemence Mr. Noxvorx, Va., July 27, (854. perience of even two years, | fond Ity in obtaining Spegtacion thi © ito the wenkness of my sight. Th wr ‘obias seems to have removed fc the present by the substitution for me of better an more suitable Glasses. They are olear, chrystaldike and comfortatte to my eyes. 1 would comnend Aificu! aid in this way. Wituiveron To persons who bave had t impaired as to require the wee recommend Mr. John Tobias as « suitable person from whom to obtain ench Gineses ae they may re ire, as ha hae suited me with » pair of treles afarand near might. My sight has been invpaured very much by 8 service of years in the Post Ofhos Department, which berth required me to he on duty from 11 o’eleck at night till after day, during winch time | used but one light. W. A. WALKER, Devan rpEet or Ixrexion, May 2, 18%. Prom natural defects and the unequal range of my ey 08, | have been compelled to use ginsnos for sove- have tned diferent opticans without a5e6 pegicotly fitted te my eyes. Fe ynonths since Mr. Tobins made two pars especia’ for me, which | have found to serve we pertoatiy. yy the use of his optometer he is ennbied to adapt f Asses a to the eye. LA I most oheerfia- r. Tobias to a to sign L NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND. ay ‘ne sybscriber begs to 18 friends and the puller he as opened s NENG STORES qoruet of 12th street and Loure avenue, where tends to keep coustantly on hand a inrge ave vi sortment of Feen ~% Demesiic WINES Qrons, CIGARS, and FI GRKOUCERIE flee, Flour, 0: oonmeting of Fing Teas, Sugar, lives, KR. s, Figs. Sardnes, Anchovies, Ota arrett Pmet uid Col. Chai Brandies in demijonn=, and caske. ©} ince ng carries, Mate scriptions, St. Julien Claret, nen, Cham: ne Cider Brandy Fruits, Keynold’s Edinburgh Ale, An er Maraschino, Curaooa, Absynthe, Fppmpagne, 8 large aud varied de- scription of Havann Cigars. Also, Stoughton Bitters, and Fever and Acue Bitters, Porter, Ale, Cider. 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