Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1860, Page 4

; ijot ot § c€uvas the tempest can ° baifie in ture. 6ad scorn to despair : itl teue te o% lors, we'll never turn soft, hile there’s Bops for our pilot, and Meros aloft, ne fair~weather sailor in luxury lies, . ‘ot a scowl on the wave, nota clond 5a the of jut helpless he |. prove when his fortune is chee the very first storm of adversity wreck’d : vist wo, bred to danger, still danger can meet; | weather distress, and misfortune defeat ; ho: 5 matrer how oft, isle thore's Hove foc our pilot, and Meroy. aloft. he next scarce felt, ree in one t shall be in heaven 1 aia their wards thuth. | rum to if with jor; ges till hearty in decline, Whose happy |i ath biossom’d downwards, like the purple bell: tlower, gioune the book: shall utter lowlily, . thou art infinite, itis life is little —{ Bailey. LUPR. Our life is like the hurrying onthe eve fore we start, ou some long journey bound, Wheo fit preparing to the last we leave, ‘Then rant, every room the dwelling round, And sigh that nothing needed can be found : Yet co we must, and soon as day shall break: © snatch an hour's repose, when loud the sound For our departure calis; we rise take A quick and sad farewell, and go ere well awake. {C, Wilcox, Destrective Fresuet in Manytaxp—We Jearn, says the Marlboro’ (Prince George’ Planter, that the storm of wind and ra Pe day last wae very deeteactive In SOMe portions of this county. All along the Potomac shores the vain was very heavy and destructive, The greatest damage, we understand, was upon the Henson Braneb, where nearly all the growing crops have been overflowed, and, ina great measure, ruined. {7 Immigration has again commenced from Cutna. The ship Flying Mist, arrived from Hong Kong, brought 470 passengers, and the ship Jas Brown ts daily expected with as many more. At wake bein vessels at Hong Kong were up in Francisco offering to brin; ngers iD ry pena of the ‘riuce Goitara. Consul Harris is expectin, reture of the J. ese Embassy by the mid le of Sunt, The Chinese were actively preparing to defend themselves against the English, and are confident of their ability to do so successf ally. ura ae has passed between Archbiship Hugbes and the New York city in- Spector in reference to the State law juiring all Persons performing the ceremony of marriage to report the date to a register. The Archbishop ob- jects quite sharply to the requirement ia Tecent census in Canada shows that there are 45.000 runaway slaves in Canada West at the Present time, and that they are coming in at the Fate of 10.0U0a year These slaves are assisted by associations. and many of them settle on lands purchased for them. U7~ On telling Charles X11, of Sweden, just beiore the battle of Narva, that’ the enemy ‘were three to one, he answered: *-I am glad to bear it; for then there will be enough to ili, enough to take prisoners, and enough to run away.” U7 In different sections of New Jersey the lo- custs are appearing in large numbers, but thus far their depredations have been confined to the Seat, Soe, fruit trees not having yet been dis- iF The ugliest of Trades have their moments of pleasure. “Now, if L were a grave-digger, or even a }, there are some people [ could Work for with a great desl of enjoyment. {> The Boston Musical Times says there are dred professional musicians in that who are out of employment. UP The Huntville (Ala.) S$ announce the Geath of Mr. James Clemens, Te aged citizen, and father of Hon Jere Clemens, now of Memphis. {7-Tom Taylor writes to the Manchester Guardian that Albert Smith realized froin his Mont Blane exhibition from £16,000 to £20,000. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NATIONSL HOTEL —M Bates, M ay R Bulls li; Wm ‘emple, Dei; ee as Sled Mnegot sda 9 8 * oe Abia sJ dard and Uiandaresnies wit 2 2, DS’ HOTEL.—J Banker, La; Harper, do; Misa Ss Harp. 4 Donohue, Cai: 3 Mt JH jeat J Wheel, do; M ady $F E K. Keinhard, ¢5 A Lioyd and fomily, Mae Kellock, NY; W A bones day WG No Sol Waite, USA; Coan; W W MeCreory, BROWNS’ Clarke, Hou J len, FF Pee ‘Bo. WASHINGTON HOUSE ; A Mevouald Sprague, Mobis, Mio A etek Ble Alsi wis eaten [+ orton, +J Vansant, KIRK WOOD HousE.—| Eivwers, Mos W's fora eh pert OCEAN STEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS From tae Ustrep Srarzs. Steamers, Araco.. orth American. ween -.---South’pton... Ni 'e the 2. fain, tthe aed Sh of eed ee ore OF 73 on the snd 19th. ne te alporni. maa ar leave New York on rPHE OH. PRING CLOTHING, _ T bis we et EST SUMMER CLOPMING, WIESENFELD a a Splendid grins. lans with Capes, es Spring Overoosts for fow dollars, At WIESENFELD & C028 Elegant Dress Suits, at lowest ri At WIESENFELD & covs Beautiful Business Suits at trifli At WInSENFELD & 0078, Business Suits for young be Business Seite for je ages ‘At Wi Heth & covs. Drees Suits fog wedi 1 =: rartios, , At f bispoee HESENFELD & 00-8, Sod co, Boy's sjothing for the joung } ‘ than the att 4 VEEEBT" co 8 ol ner than th: Better than the best, At WIESENPELB'® cos, Save your money, A very Will give yous Ifyou outhit for summer, at ESENPELD & Co." RANCIS HARPER, Jenene wants oftie pebiie: reeks p ‘D> street, above a ict mer! sTo sooery aad Society anda CARLISLE The fa rehast Bee WHITE SULPHUR Pee ‘ Si SPRINGS, G, ae — CUMBERLAND CO, i. Pennsylvania. | ACCOMMODATIONS FOR Fy send for a er OWe Vi Carlisle : TERMS LOW. je 7 low WaAtking EN. i A A, F LER, Proprietor. wage beetle st and 2d ts, attention unds ‘ould state teat over? errangomsat havc aonrae, to age ae aarene more’ ve every day. ferme e Gar- Canprsceints public tree of charge—a ounecrt A ‘hose desiring to ech no Mrectpat Occ a olor other ‘Pic Nio Patios with= MS For the srpusement of ohild he hae introduoed eo hy Sypreconets oom ne time to at 0! 56, toamuse ks. pedal prigak Boke A ies can su kat healthful di E BRbi Teeth tthe ie Wwe porns SPRINGS, Thiel nivel La rnp pan Va estabiis| wator: was foe the reception of visitors onthe, 15th of | Meany new and erorast arrsngemen’ ha mad: t on in thi tablfekme nd no efforts " 1 be spared to make guests comfortable. Persons oan ¢: these Sprines by the Orange \road from Waehlantons by the nia Cen ‘road from Richmo: or by the Virginia and ‘Tennessee Railroad from the South ‘and Southwest via Lynohburg god Char lottesville, with ont # miles stace travel J. HUMPHREYS ae MO eneral Superintendent. mee TAIN TOP HOUSE. Avousta County, Va. This well known and favorite piact resort is again open for the reception of, vVisttors un: er ths management of its for mer proprietor, je 12-dtJuly 15 tains at Ko of R Va.; the Virginia C al Railrosd passin the house through the B-ue kidge Tunnel. e on, beaut:fu' views mountain scenery and the coastant acd refreshing Mreezes, make 1¢ one of the most delightful p summer resort in Western Virginia. Thi 80 Convenient a . House will come | Railroad to Afton Depot, near rn portal of the Blue Ridge Tunnel, where iil always be in attendance to convey (one to the mountain top. It is a!ways best for persona to write sevoral days beforehand. ‘Terms: $25 psr month week; $1.50 per bre Servants (black) children under 12 years of'aze, half priee; for white servants a little more than ha'f price will be charged je7 eolm F. F. LIPSCOMB, SALT WATER BATHING. Maasiacis PAVILION, (Moore’s Land- ing) wi'l be open for the reo: ptivn of visi tore on the 13thof June. This delightfi e20°t for those seeking health and pleas ure, is unexcelled by any place of the kind on the Potomac river [tis situated about one hundred miles from Washington immediately on the Potomo, ad in tuil view of the Cliesap-ake Bay, and fsmous for fine Oysters, Soft C Bitcephead, and other Fish. and ea.tly accessible by the steam lying between Washington, The undersigned ents in his Bath Houses and man: unprovemenis to the comfurt and enjoymen' gusts. Tho Bathing cannot be surpassed. & did Angiing and p'enty of Fishing aud Sai ing free of charge. He has spared no expens: viding & good Cotillon Band orin laying in hu of choice Wine: uors,Segars, &c.,and for those who wish toavoid extreme teshion and to seek & retired P 80° where they can make themselves at home, there is not a more pleasant place in the Uni- ted States. The proprietor pledges himeelf that nothing shall be left andone on his part to rendor them so. Terms for board by the day, week, or month. reasonable. Persons wishing to addreas the Proprietor will direct to Leonardtown, St. Mary's county, R. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor. ie3-2m YGEIA HOTEL, Oxp Point Comrort, Va. en celebrated Seaboard Watering P.ace, looa- c fuil view of Hampton Roads and ke Bay, and at the first military the United States. (Fort Honros) 3 on the aa be ready for the reception of visitor: first of June, Bevicdes the attractions of the military establis! ment and the fine ‘Bill of Fare” presented in the many luxurves of the salt water region, the Bath at gi Point Comfort is peouliarly ourative. For eumatiem, it 1s almost — specific; and for its properties 1 this regard the proprietors are allowed to make reference to Mrs Dr, Linn,(reliot of the late Sopajer Linn,) and to the Secretary of War and hin lady. A spacious new building and sundry improve ments add largely to the accommodations and com forts of the spproaching season. The management of the Hotel and all bu-iness matters connected with it. are under the exolusive eharge of the junior partner, Mr. Wil! JOS. SEGAR. ore. WiktRD, Proprietors, ma 23-Im POINT LOOKOUT. Tue Undersigned, long aud well known to the traveling publions 8 proarietor of the City Hotel, Alexandria, Va.,and the United States Hotel in Wash ty. hs leased for a term of years the magnificen Paviuon ard the numerous octtag 6 OOnnedt t, recently erected at Point Lookout, the Gaction of the Potomac with Chesapeake ving furnished them in a style equal to suy other watering piace in the United States, will open the establishment on the 12th day of June next for the reception of visitors, his arrangements be- itg sufficient for the comfortable accommodation Of at lenst 750 guests, Point Lookout. besides being des:rvedly the most i LA ott Crate, 8 oophrad,, Mackesar ead ioh » S eephiad salt water luxuries, poss finer facilities May, while the for Surf Bathing than even Cape back country immediately Stoning it—inoluding oodeock the Drives, Partridge an &e., & ad) a 0 opting 6 extens' ‘be health of the point unexeelled by that of snountain regions, and the access to it by steamers from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk, and Riok mond, will probably be daily to and from each of those cities. 6 bas spared no expense in Provid- ing a fine Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats, &o , for hire, ellare with the bent ines. Liquor: his patrons will ind at their command every luxury and comfort obtainable at any other American watering place. 1s terms for boar week, or month, for indivi reasonable, O I MIT H EDUCATIONAL. OMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Cc Ke tre hevesen s 9 Opposite the General Post Office, Washington City. Armorian System of hip, Boox! ing, Mercantile Forme acd Eglo ations, Business Cae? respordence, Bile of Exchange, Current Bills, Laie Sales, Gi and Arithmetio, Preparatory Class for Boys. sae wil be instructed in fine penman- 0 ship. ome open from 98. m. to 10 p.m, Spply at the Rooms. jar tel ee ma 4-Sm WM. W. YOUNG & Co. HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY. Ew ARRANGEMENT. This well-known Ee popular Seminars, which as been eo suoceseful under the entire care of Mra. Zz. ids for more than ten year will be opened i ot day in September next, under the nnited kn pervision and instruction of Mr. and Mr . RICHARDS, in tho well arranged and delight- fully located Union Academy Building, For partic- ulars, see circulars at all the Bookstores. maz3-tf daar al 8 Makan al Mas, SEGdNGiok RSS HOOL., to inf her the public ul resume ths dete of bar Boke ees iat Mout in Sep- The course of stud. reued wi branches Toauzelts to's thore ct i gomesieeayithe Tn’ addition to h dor scholars she is degtrous of ving into bi receiving into her rw pupils as parders, Sod from 10 to 14 years, who ras its ie scoommedation or eI fOr due osre of pupils have been consi it and other improved. Those Ww, desiring psrtioular 1 her school may apply to W. D. Wr WILLIAM NB. See BARLEY 2 new style. ‘flee Monument feet tor ‘Ops, &e., which Head pease. suit the times Ait eae Mae ani on hand. Plumbers" work tly attended to. -3meo ave, bot 18th and 19th sts m8 22- Pa. T OY. VA, Y, wpaeds ats eameat aides take plasoat vans on a THURSDAY, June 2s, 1900, SORTEO NUMERO 633 CEPINARIO. OA of ae tole, guil d %* _-T S. PARSONS, Agent, NEW ORLEANS IN THREE DAYS WITH THE CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES. ALL RAIL ROUTE, Via Orange and Alerandria Railroad TO LYNCHBURG: Virginia and Tennessee, East Tennessee Vi 7 Bast Tennessee eal Georgia, . Nashville and Chattanooga, Memphis o Che a Usstsst rat, ‘New Orleans and Jackson, TO NEW ORLEANS! OUTE: SPs Ro ‘st class Packets to New Oriea: MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE: 1, thi to Mobile by First Movjass Packets, Alot to New Orleans by e Steamers TWO DAILY TRAINS—Sonvars Inctvpxp, Leave Washingten at 6 a. m. and 6 p.m teamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her whar! fete Boventh street a! Ct m. and 6% p.m. and oonnects at Alexandr’ ith the Orange aud Alex- sndria Trains for the Sonthwest. Office—Ponnsyivania avenue, corner of Sixth st. Memphis by BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS. Lynehburg -... 24 00| Montgomery . 1& Memphis,42 50 viet. June. 42 50 vis Mobile. . a 200 MILES sani ta R than any other f being now oom QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELERS! It is provided with First-class Sieeping Cars! ~ emphi nue | ontgomery jashvili ("The U.8.M ace taken over this Tickets can be obtained at the South Western Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsyivania av- snue, to the f lowing points: i Lynchburg, Knoxville, Atlants, Chattanooga. Huntavulle,- Grand Junotion, Macon. ashville, 1 ten Coiumbus, Montgomer: lohile, 3 ‘some igw ORLEANS. *mphia, and THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA- RIOUS VIKGINIA SPRINGS. [7 Omnibuses and office at 6 8. m. and 6 p. 4 'S, Ticket Agen = AGtve Siem stannd Farce. gage Wagons leave the ma 23-tr Tas stew genta. Wh carnal an" Wit wh IN6TO) every a at6 o'clock and ALEXANDRIA ibs o*look, ore RRIONAN and the ter ate Lanlings. her re wil Loar. cue 10MtaN ‘every WEDNESDAY a a 0'G! = UCIAN 8. PAGE, Proprietor. NATH’L BOUSH, Act, Alexandfia, tes NEW xo Pasenon Re EIe o) ER ENON Rains CS Om? pany 's pot, Wharves, at es 3. eer MERN ES. . Mm. sam * ae acy Watiincten nef, Sere steamboats rratiroed. Which leave the corner oj Ith etrest and Pi h ‘venue hourly, or they can leave on the steamer from the Western Wharves atu — a.m, . be neaged on liostion te Mosers. Morgan ye Rhinoher 4 Wester Wi en ene wil received up to the hours of dopar Will be effected on ali goods this avactae emiee of the Company at % ater] PP io. T ommodations for pemeqens i Fey peer t frat-o aan on eee poe ey York aq agreeable and Nealthiel caors, nt NO® od, rege, pasenre apply to FOWLE & .» Agents, Alexa: H. B. CROMWELL & OO. se 2-1y 66 Wort sieoorner Alban, Now York, ETH. M 18, M, inventor and patentee cee MSEC eh ee @ persona! al se in ai A any persons | can wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and no personcan wear others who cannot wear these, with an but to thor cleanest, srt can more fully 5 Rooms in this city—No. 336 Pa, avenue, between Sth oud loth sts, Also, 907 Arch street, Philadel shia. oo l-l¥ rongest, and mo: wr fe aes; the MINERAL. P' ‘warrant DENTISTRY, Dr. LLLS, afters {test of two yeare, foeis Jt with oonfidenos reoo: the Cheoplastio Tpoeen for insert tre oth, beauty, sien ian, ce ¢! , Clean ry ype ws inserted for @35. 306 Pa. avenue. o8 oO} Biase Wate ie. + wins: in es and Wien proved bye setae Teoomme: best W. that oan possibly ae ie Tepe also offer our : — OLD FAMILY & ps WHISKEY, wits snr brane frose e se. stock of Fine Phenix Distillery, on the RiPINES Sha. Wi 3 22! BS all pproct, Nev York 8 : oe ee ete, eT tates ret peace A Gee gecedesans SEAS PORE Burergane, WASHING EON ARNG IAGTOEY, os eee eee weil or PAPER MADE OF LINEN STOCK. » soo oap, tuled to pattern, w: rf 2 ream cap, ruled or plait, weighing 14 200 reba guiarto post, ruled or p'sin, weighing 10 a note’ paper. ruled or plain, per ream per, por ream . rean 8, par sop. envelope paper, or yellow, royal. per 10 reains Manilla wrapping paper, super royal, per 60,000, envelopes, official sizes, extra heavy, per £200, cuxelopes, letter sizes, extra heavy, por Eau guile, No, 80 por "000 2 dozen Faber's blue and Sormite peace: per FO Fe ee per doze: {i domen erach-s- sory navdige: sor dozen 4 bladed knives, Rodgers and Sona’, per jozen Sfonee ofiee scissors, Rodgers and Sons’, per lozen 2 doz: Eayeare & Noyes’s, or other black ink, in qu: per doz ss 4 2 denen French carmine ink, in ounce vials, per jozen 4dozn Ly eg Draper’s, Whitney’s, or equal, per dozen 2 nds sealing wax, scarlet, per nd 10 founds indiae rubber, prepared, fs pesens, per uw 20 dozon'silk taste or braid, assorted. por dozen § dozen tape, in pieces, assorted sizrs, per 26 ‘ 10 dogen red tape, in rolls, assorted sizes, per 20 nds linen twine, yu! * é doz on large ja s mucilage. per dozen az {Ne, 659. J BY THE PRES erie: F THE UNITED In pursuance of law, |, James Bucnanan, Presi- devt of the United States of America, do hereby Seriare ny a oer = pee one “will Be it 1e jer-mentione nm in Territory orRansas atthe periods heret desig- |. to wit: At the Land Office at Juxcrion Crry commen- cing on Mor day, the 6th day of A uguat next, for the disposal of the public iands within the following townships, viz; South of the base line and east of the sizth principal mt. meridia: The parts of township | outside of the Indian re- servetion. and townships? 3, 4, and 5, of ra: The parts o1 townehip i outside of the servation, and townships 2, 3, 4, and 5, of range]? he parts of township | outside of the Indian re- servation, end town: 2 and 5. of range 6 Ti ts ide of the Indian re servatio: nd 5, of Tgege 5 The fthe Indian re- nahips 2, 3, id 5, of range 4 Townships 1, 2.3, 4, and 5, of range 3, ‘ownships 1, 2, 3, 4, aud 5. of range 2 ‘ownehips 1, 2,3 4 and 5, of range 1. At the ond Office at Juncrion Crry, commen- cing on Monday ithe 20th day of August next, for the disposal of the public jands within the following townships, viz: South of the base line and east of the sizth principal in. meridian. Townships 615,16, and 17, of range 4 ‘ownships 6, 7. 15. 16, and 17, of range 3 ‘Townships 6, 7,8, 9,10, 11, 12,13, 14, 15, 16, and 17 of 2 ‘Townships 6,7,8 9,10, 11, 12,13, 14, 15 16, and 17, Atthe Land Office at Junction City, commen- cing on Monday, the ith of Septemher next, for the disposal of the public lands within the follow. ing tow! 8, Vis: South of the base lineand east of the sixth princi- tan, The parts of township ix outeide of the Indian reservation, and townships 9, 20, 21 and 2, of range Townships 18, 19, 29, 21 and 22, of range 7. Townships 18, 19 ‘Townships 18, 19, 20, Townships If, R 20, Townships ¥8, Sand 20, Townshios 18, 19 ard 20, of range 2. Towaships 18, 19 and 20, of range 1. At the Land Office at Fort Scott, commencing on ; the 13th day of August next, for the the pubiio lands within the following vi t line and east of the sizth principal merisian The parts of township 23 outside of the Indian reservation, of ranges 9, 10, 1, 2,13, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, 20, 2i and $2. ‘Tho parts of townships 28, 2¢ and 9% outside uf the Indian reservation, of range 3, nd 25, of range 7. ‘ownshipt 24 and 25, of range 6, ‘ownships 23, 24 and 25, of range 5. Lands appropriated by law for the use of schooin, mill , Indian, and other purposes, will be ex cluded from the sales. ‘The offering of the abovelands will beoommenced on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order in which they are advertised until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus closed; but no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands will be por mitted until after the expiration of the two weeks. Given under iy! hand, at the city of Washington, this twentieth day. of April, Anno Domini one thousand ei, undred and sixty. . JAMES BUCHANAN, By the President: Jos $. Wirsox, Commisiioner of the General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of to apy of the lands within the townrh:ps or parts townships above enumerated is required to estab- lish the sams to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper Land Office, and make pay- ment therefor as evon as practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day sopointed for th commenosment of the public sale of the iands e: bracing the tract claimed; otherwise, such claim wiil be forfeited. . &. WILSON, Commissioner of the General Land Offios, Norg.—Under the regulations of the department, as heretofore and now existing, no ment can be 'e for advertising proclamations except to such TS ASBCC specially authorized to publish by issioner of the Genera! Land Office. M4Y 10rn, 1860, OPENING OF THE BEASON. McDONNELL’S CATAWBA GINGER WINE, Our Grocers and Citizens will please ~ Bear in Mind that The Season for this MOST HEALTHFUL AND PURE BEVERAGE Is Now Open. The Agent in Baltimore Has Reosived A Large Stock And will be happy to receive the orders of his Washington Friends, Quality Guaranteed Strictly Pure. JAS. McDONNELL, General Agent, ma 10-7.7,45-tr i L°°* our = PAINT No. 512 SEVENTH ST Four Doors South of Odd Flows’ Hall srt FU » &0.,0t wi way! f shed at short je wari ia rac deerar tn Piece 512 Seventh Sh tevaeresee ee o-omption, | pispatcu: % % *Y Save the Pieees! o- (As accidents will happen, even in well-rerulated families, it in very desirable to bave some cheap ‘and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, ko. » SPALDING'’S PREPARED GLUE spor ell a encies.and no houeehold to be thout it. Tt is ab to the po! Si eeiaeree 2 ey it may Delnsed in spolaet manera ue ng Vastly more ve, nm So IN EVERY HOUSE.” Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar street, New York. maui’ Sc. 3 it up for Dealers in Cases eontaizing Four, single bottle of SPALDING’S PRE- eked 6Ltz will ed mes its cost an- lly to every household. eri by all prominent es. Drecgists, piney Reabreey at py sod ture their list. It will atand any elim! ASA kaa MAIN SSY 2IN1LS NOSASWO AS SANE INS. RAS Sane WANS WOLKWRY ‘Sadvin't SAANS % CAUTION. PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY WHISKEY TOSEE THAT IT IS DAL Y’S AROMATIC VALLEY WH WITH THE SIGNATURE OF G ON THE LABEL. ALL OTHERS ARE AN IMITATION AND ACOUNTERFEIT OF- THE ABOVE WHISKEY. WM.EDALY, SOLE PROPRIETOR 19 SOUTH WILLIAM S* NEW YORK. | FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON BY ms 23 6w BARBOUR & SEMMES. SHTNING! LIGHTNING ! aise LIGHTNING In True oF Pxace, Prep. ror W F. LaABARRE, Southrwest corner of \th and C sts., ANDPACTURER OF TPPE LIGHTNING RODR, ly announces to the pub f Washing- ity that he is prepared xeoute ail r erecting Lightning Conductors on the Spproved sojentific principies, o~nstruoted of best of 8,0n Very moderate terms, Nl Piatina-tipp: ‘ointe which are manufactured | by me will be stamped with my name, | Westher Vanes of any design made to order. mar 2 9m ARAFFINE OIL, THE CHEAPEST LIGHT KNOWN! We are now receiving Pa:affine Oil direct from the works in western oe i ‘The quality of it is exoclient, producing a stenty, | bral iant and beautifu! light, and more pleasant the eyes than gas sight. ‘ This Oil is free from adu'terat'on, and more economical than many of the Coal Oils at this time, iy, its In no way explosive. e eep also & supply of the most styles of Lampe, &e. ie, barsiay med ELL, ING & Agents forits sale for the Prstrbot of Columina, Corner Fifteenth at. end Vermont av. | _Great Kanawha Coal and O1l Company. ma 11 { RRIAGES. : y is aiditions to hi mak iu now one larg the Dintriots wuere his facili 3 for’ uulscturing CARRIAGE & LIGHT: | WAGONS ‘of ail kinds cancot be eur |, ane | from his long experience in the business, pes to give eqpern sfnotion, ‘Ail'binds of Osrringes and Light Wagons kept ox ’ Al REPAIRS neatly done, andall orders prompt | otee. F'v= HUNDRED TRAVELING TRUNKS | Hes eh sed approved wm arrived sent, Mle Lewthet, Leder EER ess and Packing Truoks. Our trunk " | sales room exhibits at this ime the greatest variety a a Rael Rag ly Bow gO LADIES Hat dyes, VaLicgs, | CRBS + AGS, SATCHEL, &o. | gol -_ Trunks repaired or taken in exchange j WALL, STEPHENS & #2; Tr Sales Room, | mar S1-tf 22 Pa. avenue. | C. SN Sd Pitan Pivuser AND G. La aponic H i 1s BL on Leventh st.. | wit: ‘heroduce’ Waker NOE Sota ee etal! sone lot of COOKI | t ves, colnet tie close them out, wi i them at cost for cash. ma? CTRO-PHYSIOLOG 'D sethous fr Se aera anecae Grane BBa aa oitre Bs Side Vi iavery, by Nehemiah D.D.,1 vol Leas.» Owen a to we forediths | ¥ vol, blue and gold; [esto Sarasa SCHOO: AFT'S NEW NOVE: | at nae ‘dct b | retin ae | JA . _Manvractunes oF MILI CLoT 5 LITARY Lose vies. pinsiae~ tedigaa MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. ia 3-em 9 ANA. ONS CO Q D 4 UU CRAL PPI “DER — ; LET NO E DELICACY PREVENT. Y IMMED ATELY. CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, 4 CONN FhOM ONE TO TWO DAYS. Fil te } 1 rif k i i H os 9 4 3 j possible, and Garwreys bei mind and ahacely weeinwchely effects 4 ‘Weakness of ok and mene of Sigh, Lose of Mueceiar Dyspapay. Nervous beriin bu ¢ Panctiens, General Debiity, cts en the mind are mech ve When the ms he has imbibed the eve: ae the emallent fee can be ov with ruined bealth te eee of thet y re) and i re and fall restored. Theneands of be od debilitated’ whe bad lect all Rope, hove I inpodianeate ge Btarviage. Physioal or Biental impe c° % i sections Lose of Precreative Power, Nervous ENDORSEMERY OF TRE PRESS. THE MANY THOUSANDS cored ai thu meuintion a 4 red. tguin and again, before the petiie 10 an atlag co goudeoea tl cherester end reap euB cient guaranie aMlicted. jan . J. BOVEE DOD'S IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, Are now being used from Maine to the Great Sait Lake, ani the universal verdict of all who use tem either as & medicins or as & ‘4 ~y that they are unsurpased in t world. Dr, ped them successfully in his practice for 25 years re we purchased of him the role ght to man . aad for snle to the public. Por th E pient Conen: on, Indy =, pepsin, Pi ervous (ise es, Fems. plaints 8 Cases requiring & tonic, her ers be. ubt @ most invaluable remedy from *ir medicinsl properties they some and detightfui Beverare, pleasant exhi' ‘sot \tter Aqwo': 5 flooded, and thereby ef gon doe in ban shing Disease and Drankeners CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & oY, Proprietors, 75 William street, New York. J. a aRz Arext, Vashington, D. C. DR.J. ROVERS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS yp a ans, lor al mover fall to oure. and are warranted to give satic ‘CHARLES WIPRIFIELD & CO. : netors, Liam ew hl TwcHwakze, Agent. Washington, D.C. je7Ayx IGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL! mM "Ss INDIAN vROETASLE LECOCTION. It il known that in the Spring people are more ast to cont disease cote i nod, and it 1s eq i, ell-known t 7 rare of Gomes ig to keep the blood pure, for “all the tile that flesh is heir to,” arise from impuri i, fore, should be th iva ny HRS IRS INDI LL, bE best remedy discover. a ~ sea in, rye jem, Nervous Debt it » Liver Compigint, fhoatee 1 Fespectability. and is recontmended’ by ‘ore ce oe itasthe most invaluable agent oday. writs fold by all the Drossiets of Baltimore, souliouee oPrietar. 04 MRE’ M. COX, 58 Eset bi re between Eden street and Central avegus. N: wine unless her name is blown om the rand seal on the cork. ies ‘rice @1 per bottle, six bottles for @5. Wholesale wt. R. S. T. Creer. it, Georgetown, 18. C., Wholesale Ageut for the Dis triet, — suppy the trade at my prices, mar a 8, a ppenaneera texters ea A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, ar the METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, sua py ft 8 Lom ®. ja 25 6m.r ‘oth ata 279 * » 206 Linen Pagers,