ocr: F0UE1H or JULY PtEASI RK E\C ( KNIO\ TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK, CAFE HEN|nr. w Ihe steamer OHCGOL A, < -1 :? -?j ^ ^ ? - -m.r k.7 ^ fi V 1' A J having undergone thorough re pans. will make a plcasute trip to the above t laces on SATURDAY. the 2d of July, leaving on at 7 o'clock ar.d Alexandiia at 7f o'clock p. in., touching at Piney Point, and arrive at Norfolk next morning. Sunday af ernoon she will make a trip to Old Point, and again on Moi day forenoon and af.ernoor. This arrangement w ill afford pa>sengei8 nmj e opportunity to visit the many attractions at Norfolk and Portsmouth, to view the Atlantic oce in, to enjoy tl e pure sea air. fish. ba;he. Ac. lle'urning. will leave for Washing on after the display of Fireworks from For'rcss Monroe. T he Table will be well supplied with all the de'ienc'es of 'he silt water. Good Music will be in attendnnce. Passage and fare for the round trip. $:>; for a gentleman and lady. $10?children under twelve years and servants half price. with the privilege of returning on Thursday, the 7th. or the 1 Ith. JAMES MITCHELL.


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ocr: F0\JIvi.il OF JULY PrE lSl'RE E.\(TR8ION TO OLD l'OINT, NORFOLK, AND CAPE HENRY, The splendid and swif steam Pat timori-:. Capt. A. McCajts laM). will leave Washington for the above named placed on SATURDAY, the 2d of July, it 7 o'clock, p. hi., and Alexandiia at 7i p. m., irriving at Piney Point about 2 o'clock on ^undav morning and Old Point at 8 a. in.; and remaining until Monday morning at 4 o'clock; hence to Cafe Henry in time to view '1 e ?*ean by sunrise; thence to Norfolk, arrivirg ?bout 7 o'clock, a. m.. and remaining until 7 <%c'ock, p. n>.: thence to Op\ Point, and re until 12 at l.i^h'; thence homeward, ?nd^rriving in Washington about 12 m. on * uesday. Passengers by the above nrrargc w ill be able to remain at Old Point near 'wo days. Ample provisions of every kind be made to insure comfort during the ex ?n i si on. Persons wishing to take the excursion will lease apply early, as the number of tickets i? limited to insure pleasure and comfort. Persons holding tickets admitted and bertha ?illo'ed previous to the boat's departure. Round trip to Pinev Point $1 .r?0 Do. Old Poin* 5 0() Do. Excursion fi Oft Fxcursion la Iv ard gentleman 10 Oft Meals include 1. For tickets or information apply on board, to GEORGE M \TTINGLY.'Agent. between 4; and G*h sts.. (Island.) S"^ N'y supper provided on the night of de

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ocr: .r, ['") < L:.ght K d Gloves, Black Nett Mitts, &c. t20 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid Gloves S 19 do. white do. 15 doz. Black Xett Mitt? rr 100 " Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, every qualitv. i \y :all and see * WM. R. RILEY, oorner 8th "treat, oppo?it* tb? Mvk?t ii^v 0?lm


ocr: N met Rea ora IV \v?l. f?. blAVIK Aiictionnr. T the Market Square, every Tl ESDAV. TIII:RSDAV. ard SATl 1 DA\ niorrit.g 9 o'clock, a variety of FANCY OOOJ'S. RXITIUE. SWK GOODS. Gold and Sil WATCHES. JEWELRY. Ac. Office at new Jewelry Store, Pennsylvania avenue, ween 11th and 12th ?trce\?. where I will ance en*b. when required, on all kinds "f it ^oods for auction ^a'es. Sale*- settled same day. WM. b. LEWIS, Auctioneer. ]3.?I will aI?o attend to the arrange it and sale of Furniture. Store Good?, fin^ 1 Estates, in any part of the city on rens b]? term? mty 6 lw


ocr: MECHANICS' BANK, GEORGETOWN. INSTITUTION ia now doing ft General ing Biurine-*. Office under the Union Hotel. Bridge and Washington street*. Georgetown, where its notes will be redeemed in specie. 1 F. W. CONCH, Cashier. G*Qae*T0W*, (D. C.) 1852.


ocr: F. A. TUCKER, ? MERCHANT TAILOR, UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, FULLY prepare 1, in his usual style, to liis customers and the public with the articles of wearing apparel appertaining to a tleman's wardrobe. Members of Congress and strangers, visiting lcity are invited to call and examine his goods, sisting of Cloths of various grades, colors, and factures, and all sorts of Cassimeres, Vee tings, &c. dec 16


ocr: DAILY 1 EVENING STAR. published every AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 13th streets, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF subscription'. "Subscribers served by the Carriers at six a week, payable weekly. To mail sub scribers $3.50 a year; $2 for six months.


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ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTEBNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 13th streets, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at cents a week, payable weekly. To mail scribers $3.50 a year ; $2 for six months.


ocr: NEW AND SPLEADID GOODS. 1 P.1TING Desks. Ladies Wo. k Coxes \\ Geu'lemen's Shaving Cases Eight-day Clocks, a ?-uperii.r article 1'orle Monsies, lJir.i Lag s, Ac. rec. ived and sale low at the 7th street Fancy Store, 2d below E. LAMMOND.


ocr: AUCTION SALES. By E. X. STRATTOS, Auct'r. (Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street, south siie.) SALE of New Rosewood, Mahogany, Walnut, Maple, ai d Cherry CABINET FURNI TURE. PIANO FORTKs, Splendid MIRRORS, ic , by Catalogue.?On MONDAY, May 16th, at 10 o'clock, on the first and second floors of my Auction Hooms, I shall sell, without reserve, for account of manufac turers, a very extensive assortment of new Cabinet Furniture, viz: Seven octave rosewood Pianos Spleudid gilt framed Pier Mirrors, with brackets and slabs Rosewood, mahogany, and walnut Wardrobes Do. do. do. Dressing Bureaus, with full marble tops Rosewood, mahogany, and walnut Secretary and Bookcase Mahogany and walnut French and Cottage Bedsteads Sets of Ornamental Chamber Cottage F'urniture Mahogany enclosed Wash stands, with marble tops Sofa, Centre and Side Tables, do. Extension Dining Tables, Whist and Card Tables Rich Velvet Plush-covered Sofas, Divans Sofa Bedsteads, Tete-a-tete Sofas Voltaire and other Rockers, Lounges, brocatel covering Parlor Spring-seat Chairs, Maple Cane-seat do. Boston Rockers, all sizes, Office Chairs, Wood-seat Chairs, Ac. Terms: $30 and under, cash; from $30 to 100, sixty and ninety days; over $100, two and four month's credit for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in terest. m 10?td


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. 31etliodi?t Conference. At the recent annual session of the Balti more Conference, held at Ilagerstown, the following appointments were made for this city and vicinity; 4 t Potomac District.?X. Wilson, P. E. Alexandria?W. B. Edward, S. A. Wilson, J Guest, supernumerary. Washington: Foundry and Asbury?J. T. Peck, W. Hank. Wesley Chapel?J. H. Brown, S. S. Ros zel, sup. McKendree?T. T. Wysong, M. A. Tur ner, sup. Ebenezer?R. M. Lipscomb, A. G. Mar latt, sup. Ryland?J. W. Hedges, N. Schlosser, J. M. Hanson, supernumerary. Union?R. L. Dashiell, M. G. Hamilton, supernumerary. Georgetown?S. Brison, J. Landstreet. Fairfax?J. W. Hoover, W. W. Welch. W O. Lumsden, sup. Stafford?S. II. Griffith, S. Smith. Fredericksburg?W. Krebs. St. Mary's?C. G. Lintaicum, W. Evans, supernumerary. Charles?I. Gibson, P. B. Smith, J. Bunt ing, supernumerary. BlaJensburg?C. B. Young, E. Hinsey, S. Keppler, supernumerary. Ruckville?T. Sewell, T. M. Carson, B. Bary, supernumary. H. Siicer, Agent for Metropolitan Church, and member of Georgetown Quarterly Con


ocr: PIC jNIOS, & c. PIC NIC Of Crace Church Saobath School, Island. Congregation and Sabbath School of Grace Church. Island. (Rev. Alfred Fo! Rector.) contemplate bnrire a Pic Nic at Arlington Spring, on FRIDAY, the 24th instant. The Boat will leave tl.c foot of 7th street, at 7' and 0 o'clock, a. in., and 2 o'clock. p. in., and return at the close of the day. Fare for the round trip, twelve and-a-half cents. Ice Cream and other refreshment? will be furnished jit city prices. The Pic Nic will be under the charge of an rfneient Committee of Grace Church Sabbath The friends of the. congregation and Sa'> bath School .ire respectfully invited to partic ipate with them upon the occasion. Ev order of the COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. l'e 22-2t


ocr: A DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION, j TIPS'! rOKTi.M^'TAL (?( AKDH engaged the splendid Steamer Powhatan, recently fitted up for tliepur | pose, will give a grand excursion down the | Potomac, on FRIDAY. June 24th. The best co j til Ion music in the City will be engaged for I the occasion. The Boat will leave Georgetown at 2. Wash ington at 3. Navv Yard at 3}. and Alexandria j at 4 : o'clock. P. M. | Tickets (admitting a gentleman ai d ladies) ! *1 ; to be had a' Clark's Drug Store. (Islai <1.) ; Wheeler's Hardware Store. Peon. Avenue, and ! at the principal Hotels and Music Stores in ; the city. Committer nf Arravj^etnentx ?John M. '? Thornton. Washington Wright. William Cum ; mack. J. M. Grimes. W. Holt. june 16?td ?


ocr: CANAL RESTAURANT, ! Market Street, near the Canal. Georgetown, WM. HENRY THECKER. Proprietor, Offers to the public every delica cy of the season, as Hard and Soft CRABS. Devilled Crab?. CLAMS, Fresh aud Spiced OYSTERS. TUR TLE SOUP. CUM SOUP. SPRING CHICK ENS. SQUABS. HAM and EGGS. Ac. Ac. His BAR is supplied with the best LIQUORS and WINES this market affords. Superior HA VAXA SEGARS. Ac. Prices to suit the tirne;. ! 1 Families can be supplic 1 by sending i their orders as above.


ocr: ASXIVALS AT THE HOTELS. WILLARD'S HOTEL. J Cunningham &?1 Pa M Kent Mil Miller do C Crooks Ga L Wilder do Robertson Bait J Smith & 1 N Y D Haws Vt T Conner Maine no Hawkins N Y Dougherty do W Winslow Mass Paulding U S N & Mrs Laninan Ct N G Jarvis USA Chapman U S A II Aspinwall N Y L Haskins Md Martin do Hambiiu do L Johnson Va K Mattingly do & Mrs Newman N V White Md Mr Clarke Ky II G Thomas U S N J J Jones U S N II Av ells Fia A Donnell Ala C E Carey Phil a J Stephenson Va R G Duckett Bait J H Baker Ohio J M Hood Mass A F Yerby San Fran C W Denison Boston J W Clarke & 1 do Hon A Lawrence & 1 uo Dr D Dale Owen la J Holmes USA L J OConner S C J C Sheral do Lt Heed U S M C AV P Trowbridge US ? S Pendleton N C S Reeves do A B Carter lady two children & ser Ct BROWN'; Fletcher Miss J* Maulsby Md R Dempster N J ? C iirent D 0 McDowell Mo J Washington U S A Washington E l> Meara Va K Leal N C W Scott M D II Barron do Tate do F CI mo Va C Gray & 1 Cal B Gardner Va J Wade do Mahood do Wh'tllv S C II Goodwin Va Graves do i IfOTEL. R G Watson Md J C Aycrigg N J J R ?viillc-r do J A Sand N Y .T Baker Va J Iliindersonjr Md J \V Pleasants do P Slaughter Va Col Sutiie da .1 M Broadus do II W Vamiegrift do D B Spencer do B E Meade do B Me Cullough Texns W C Wr or thing ton Va AV II Morris Ohio Miss Morris do J C Buckey & d'r Ky J Ken iall D C NATIONAL HOTEL. W Ilubbell Pa II Davidge N Y Greely jr & 1 Mass Merritt & 1 Can T R Joues Virginia W S Greene do Miss Thompson do Miss Slaughter do


ocr: WOOD AKD COAL. celebrated Pitny bin coal, and a full supply o ctk, pine, aod i*jckory wrs 4. Fx* i?le \j W.aTB> E.oc tte


ocr: M\KRISD, By the Rev. J. B. Donelan. on the 2lst in 'tint, Mr. J'WX R. MORGAN to Miss IlAii RTET \\ ELCIf. bo'b of rh;s eit.v. DIED, On Tuesday, the 14th instant, Julia E. Crimp, ?<*e-i 2 years. 1 month, and T3 days. [Bait. Sun and Fairfax Xewji copy.] On Thursday. June 21. MARY ELIZA, eld est danzhter of h'"<? Excellency Seuor CarvMlo, Minister of Chiio, aged


ocr: ^ Dr. C \S" DA V ^ NT, urgeon Den ti&t, would respectful!}' inform hifi friends and the public of Wash'r? *on an?l Georgetown, tbat he m?v be found new bntldinsr. on Pen^*ylvan'fl avenne. between the Xfttionft! F't^- and 4J stree*. where be still continues fo perform all operations in his profession in the most sc?en 1


ocr: ??- Office of the " Duly Evening Star," ,;eet, South of Penn. Avenue. Weekly t'Hleniliir. ff D-i'js length 11 hours and 42 minutes. XArXa. I MOON RISES. aisss. SIN. St-Ti. sau'l?y ; *j.ly Moud ?y | 6.17 rue-i?y i c.io WVJne*'ay 6 i?* I hur~l*y ? !?-? j . Sat ur l?J f'-ll 5.4J S.54 5.41 j 4.57 5.4 > i 5.37 5 44 GU 5.45 foutli. 5.47 i t> 55 Local Affair*. J}r<vns 11 Glance at the ;,W5 has tlie following respecting this fix ation, now on view at Odd Fellows' Hall. e endorse it, and doubt not that ail iTe seen it will do the same: -Ibis painting is executed with unusual [ire, and the whole is full of regard to the vegetable and animal pro iCtious of the temperate, torrid, and polar Very comprehensive and well vrrr l explanations reud?r the se of the most improving to all who desire rreater insight into natural history. For ciJdren, a visit to this panorama is worth veer's school drilling in geography, natu ?i. productions, ?\ic. Broken B<jn1:s. ? A young man named .exander Hart was arrested this morning iai] taken before Justice Donn, charged with aving counterfeit money. Upon ,e evidence the magistrate decided that :o note was on a broken bank. Mr. llart ile arrangements to refund, and no fur ? r action was had in the case. There are :..inv very hard looking notes floating about, ,i persons will do well to be cautious, /he Crawford, in his remarks to the ;rv, called attention to tLe small note law, ,.:di was made by Congress for the benefit ? the District. The Judge has done hit ;*y in this, and we believe he desires to the law executed. If it were the re ving them in pay for labor would be di Consumption.?We would call the atten ?ti of those afflicted with consumption rachitis to the card of Dr. Robert Hunter, : Laidon, who is now sojourning in our t) fur a short period. He proposes by means to cure diseases of the lungs. It


ocr: COLT'S REVOLVING PISTOLS* &c. LARGE and completea^oHmewtotfColts1 and Allen1? HBVOLVB&3 of and qualities juat oprcired'fttod far ?*le by JNO. W RADEN. ?onth ?ide Pcnn avenue--near Gth at. ap o_2aw6w


ocr: It v \V?I. St. IJ i:\VSH, Auctioneer. the Market Square, every TUESDAY, 1IIURSDAY, and SATURDAY 0 o'clock, a variety of FANCY GOODS. STOCK "GOODS. Gold and Sil WATCHES. JEWELRY, Ac. Office at the r.ew Jewelry Store. Pennsylvania avenue, 11th and 12th streets, where I will cash, when required, on all kinds light goods for auction sales. Sales the same day. WM. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer. N. B.?I will also attend to the arrange and sale of Furniture. Store Goods, Estates, in any part of the city on reas terms. may G?lw


ocr: DR<\P D'TSTE, CLOTH. C*S5IM?RES, &c. ~~ LACK DRAP D'ETE ; best quality Black, Blue, and Brown CLOTHS; Black and Fancy-colored CASSIMFRES SiTIc, Satin, and Marseilles VESTINGS While and checked L'nen DRILLINGS And many other Goods for Summer wear WM. R RILEY, corner 8th St.. may fi?1m opposite the Market


ocr: now in full operation, and prepared for a much larger spring and summer trade than has ever been done heretofore, being at this time supplied with a choice and select as sort uient of? Bovs* Socks, Bovs' Jackets, ? . ?- ' Boys' Pants, lioys' Vests. Bovs* Shirts, Bov*' Drawers, ? * ? / Boys" Hats, Boys" Shoes, Boys' Suspenders. In fact every article of boys' wear, com prising the most extensive and elegant as sortment of boys' clothing ever otlered Ln WALL & STEPHENS, Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th st?.. ap 8 next to Iron Hall.


ocr: WILLMtD'S HOTEL. M. Ciarkson X Y :Vlayu do M .Newtoa Tcnn G liobeitS do B Drake M i L iuoaias do .Mrs J oiks Yt M M--veas uo J IWrs do J Morrisju Va W Curwiu -N 1* Young ? 1 do M UUHue Md Biaisaeu Portland Liaton & 1 A x >ii.?ses Eaiou do Li O.Js do Twigga USA Cuuiuiiugs do Li V. alkcr \ u J J Aiuiy U S N V? Buckler Bait il V Ward Va paraiso Mr^miuutN Y Mr L.-ary do Maj J \> Wade Pa U ct?rke A Y ii M< L.?y <1 i do J MolU-i itoids Detroit I vi &m me A Y Mr Milks ixC .vicLemorc S C M \V Or.ty do II T Uxuiui Va S t' Maouu do 11 L it ooke do N A Patt r?oa do il i' Kitcu.-v do J H Luu<do*> Aid i> ii LarklU i'a L G si.tbuu Y Mr ^ Mra Good do luow: W Williams JclN Y fcVr ,usou do Carr Md \\ iiuku. ll Cal CUauit ers Fa li Laruer U F McVeigh do W Mauypeuay Ohio A ike a .> li S Kaulclt N O Piers e >iass * Clark jr do \\ hitney > i' A .UcCieliatid 'ieun iiGi.in.-rl A Y P r.ly a l.\ J A Sen van <V 1 do a Clarke L" ^ A Auiou jr N Y W >ii:Co* aiL'k Md T Harper Va Soeko; I ii 1 i-t'W.i-s ?t s'r N Y C iiai r do iiiluau L SN 'S HOTEL. L Barnard Md A li Porter N Y J L Svone Muss D J S-oue I'a Mr* J 11 doorcs Cal M?sG II M-oro A Y Mi 9 Mo ue Cal Lei ilou.-to.i Aia W M Hou?Um do W J Suiita Va G ? Sneiinau Miss 11 S MvLuiiaiiu Ala i il Smith do A J Brvaut A O J M Gryine.* Med Ccl hi F i ixuui Va li W tlcru.il do Capi.Mll.lh A i 11 it T r.wiug vliio l* A uib?*irfit jl ioa Md J \ a L i? 1'aylor Ohio J ud jc Gerliait do Jdr Mar.iu dj NATION N liaiiiiache Cal P \\ ioi.itii^j. a Mo J t ourgant Md W lieury Vt to leU do J Baigc d j Thaler 1 Ct C Armstrong X 0 li Wel.s Cat li Jacques X Y il uii.uiii Aid Alu'U A -oil 'IVx j3 0 0 optou oo I' liiciiarda I'a iiv\ iu^ jr ?^x..o iilia> .?ld li.-il I S.V li Cone i'a i>e:im*'ad \ a wail -g.li' r Oli:o Ii Scuddc-r i 1 N J Dutibar -de J lluii-j hrey N Y C Di.gos Md J Lhi ?v do 11 M Ewin^ Va S liucK.iu-h.iiado II i)Ui:kiiei uO \L HOTEL. I lou J W Ilousloa Del J M.-rg.ni jr >i^vs ii ii u.iMiiug t Va A MclliliiV uo x 1' A^tou jr S C W C Mcvv. ri Ma.?s L M Draiy N Y G II iil.iko ii.uijor i'ii> ? icro.-s Axats i> .U ikl^Oll D L C ui v er at 1 N Y (.1 h i'aiue .'c 1 Ohio h N 11 >11 * 1 d> liou s I'hl'lpsVt a ii liiveuv i> C Mr idui Va J C i'ai Ker N Y C tl MUltll Uo li M?'D .U? rlir.iUi SC J i' iiroolis ia Ji Hot* ley i 1 X \ Dr A .N Niui'.s Au-s Dr J G Cabt-ll .\u b C i.oUus -u > Y X G Milhrx I ?ia C McGikeru b C K biuipM.u I'a li 1' Ji'iiusuiu Cal


ocr: Light Kid Glo/ea, Black Nett Mitts, &c. Jtf 20 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid jlif;'jl"f) 10 do. white do. \ mp'j 'l?z- Black Xett Mitts 100 4i Silk anil Lisle Thread Gloves, everv quality. Call and see " WM. R. RILEY, corner 8th street, opposite the Market, C?1m


ocr: ?3- Office of the14 Daily Evening Star," street, South of Penn. Avenue. Weekly Calendar. Days length 11 hours and 42 minntes. SUN. march. . RISES. I SETS. Sunday | J.9 Monday ? Tuesday j 6.7 l)5 Wednesday 6 5 i- Thursday 6-4 5.57 13 14 15 16 5.51 5.52 5.53 5.55 MOO* RISES. 1$ 1S? Friday 6-3 5.58 iaturilay 61 5.59 9.53 10.52 11.51 morn. 0.50 1.46 2.40 Local Affairs. fhe Fair.?Last night the great hall the Patent Office was filled with ladies gentlemen. Additional interest was to it last night by the performances of party calling themselves the This morning a large number of our population availed themselves of the privi lege extended, by visiting the Fair. To morrow is the last day and the closing ad dress and the awards will be made. trust that they will give general satisfaction. Music.?As the evenings grow mild, rausieal spirit of our young citizens re vives. Already have we heard the seeker after musical fame making awful at tempts to squeak "Days of Absence" out a dry fife, while he who is to be his "Brudder Bone?," sitting upon an old dray, sings a line of "Come, my Lub, and go Me," and rattles an accompaniment enough to wake alljinfants inthe jneighbor hood. We are fond of good music, love to hear sweet serenades; but we not partial to those head-splitting accompa niments which have been so common late. A still night and the music of Mar eoletti's or the Mariue Band, or a of well trained voices, is delightful; but protest against the tambourine and "Brud der Bones" upon all serenades. Another Sample.?Last night a citizen, Mr. T. Creaser, was struck on head with a slung shot or colt. He to the watch house and obtained a for a man named Michael Sullivan, who


ocr: JOHN WAGNER, Carver and Glider. PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN 12th A 13th STS. Washington D.C. teb4? NOTICE. . LEMON, Upholsterer, will be happy to serve , the citizenr of Washington in h11 thatapper toius to his profession. Faithful workmarsi ip v:u r an toed in all cases, or no remuneration for service* expected. The public are respectfully inviieu to ct!. and see his improved balance-weight fixtures for cur tains at his piace of business, cu 11th street, nca1" Pennsylvania avenue. Reference to Measrs. Clagett k rod ton and Prof. . Chas. G. feb 2fl?


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ocr: katiosal theathi Mr.*. * ?mnu f,JU Last night of the celebrated American ? tree*, ^ MRS. FARREN. ? . I THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY 24 Will be presented Bulwer's popular play jj'. of TH* LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnatte _ jy = -~M? M?ll.y Dun Mi? Add,, To conclude with tbe Drama, in two aets bv Barnard, esq., anthwr of "Lucille,'? -\en Man," Ac., of ' ' T. MARY'S EVE. Major Went worth y Mad aline .. J ** F?r> AKEIVAL8 AT THE HOTELS WILLARD'S HOTEL. Com Sloat USN CF Hemmh;-.,.v N B Taylor A 1 N T W W Pained? - Jm Leider Cologne Jno II Dull t A P Edward* N Y Mr Perrv C 8 N D Fraser San Francisco Mr Welch Pa R Fraaer Lancaster Capt Sand* r ? v W P Siilman Troy NY E W Holmes Br.Ulft >1 ar.-hal F Tukey Boston H Mitx I>etroit^ Jay Parker do A Sch urnaker luit W B Snow R I A E de Aguilw iu>t Sprague do F Johnson Kr Jno F Thomas Va BROWN'S HOTEL. J II Bryant Ky W T Sanderson r s. O R GhJd'-n Egypt J H Baldwin <.? H Uagans Va g \ Pavatt TeUn J T Hyatt Ohio J H Jameson ivj* K M Bosley Md servant Mo T F June* Pa T E Campbell lair L W Leeds do daughter Pa O V Morse NY CR Drickson Min G W Caldwell N C J> R Campbell A.? F Davidson do N B Sanders Tcld J S Dicker.?>n N J T Crider do C S Bailey SO c K Howard Md J M L MurpLy NY )?r South<x>uib do Doods Ga \Y D McCran Mm Doylo do T N Ash by Ya J H Stephens A 1 N J NATIONAL HOTEL. K Hall Md J McBonnelJ X Y Wondville jr do ,s p Rus<eli dr. H Hoffman do II Johnson do F E Sickels N Y J M Mott do R Wood Md J O H Dennv P? T K Scott N J EG Tuckertnau X V L Savage Pa S S Baxter Md Peck NY' 1> S Johnson lad; 4 M Babbit & 1 N J Georgia J McGregor 4IN Y R H Duke Va C ilasbrouck do CC lianes dv> C Wetmore do J B Gibb do Watmore do ? B Jacobs do Wetmore do Hon G Ahhmun Mttt A Garnett Cal Col M J Cohen Md Toliver Md H T Huibert IVlc A T Taliaferro Va W Wilson P? T Fisher DC R Wil-on ?'o B Jewitt N Y Mi>s E S Stoi*enhur? Welsh Pa Miss R Harlan do lire .* n do J P Morton Ps Vanncleke do A Whituey Midi McK bbin do \Y Haie do F J Lowrey NY CD Br?<wne M? H J Lowrey do F Braufi>ni do Whiting Ma*s G N Sander* X Y \V eJdall N C Miss L O Kei<l do McCui lough Va Prof Green leaf N Y Slemmer Pa W D McGraw Miss Eas'on C&nada H Hawaii \a O McCalla. S C F Daint>c Creech N C N Poa Md GADSBY'S HOTEL. R Blackiston Pa E Lowe Iowa > U orknisu do 8 II Martio Md Rev II Mnnglellow ili Archer N Y Hon P F Thomar ac W Cooley Cal G Harris do M Goodwin Ga ALB its .N Y Goodwin do W Ferris do ILankiu England C Giiuian Md


ocr: 'I ' ~ ?" ? ? ?' DAILY EVENING STAB. fggr* What is caHed-a charming littlejgar is now in high fashion in Paris. It is Turkish jacket, large and quite straight and with sleeves open at the elbows; is worn at home, over a rich toilet, on the first comers at a ball or party. is mostly made of red or white cashmere, ? A with gold or silver ribbon, and a fringe to match. For older persons cashmere is worn, with black braid gold pattern. A curvilinear omnibus is invented London so called from the shape of the of the seats. Each seat is separate, has a bell attached to signalize the It is time that the seats in our om were separated by rails or arms, in to prevec : the confusion now so con in these vehicles, if not to reform the of some of those who ride in them. A short time since, the operator the Congressional report wrote, Senator and Representative in Con shall receive a salary for his services $2,000 and rum!"?it should have read per annum."


ocr: kvening star. .j. office of the " D^ily Ertning Star," |ffeet laath of P?nn. avenut. Weekly Calendar. ff Dsyt length 11 hours and 4 minntes. fgjsc^T. six. RISK*'. ian<i '7 | . i * I 6.00 :{ >io.'J f Ta?^y-- j J*JJ r ,\V?ine*iay j 6 ^ ibur^*/ j f.-vl:?T j 6 3J at-Ti. 523 I .25 5.0 5.2 5.23 .'?.33 5.31 400.X RI8XS. 4/?0 ?.37 6.1'J full 6 55 8.07 9.19 Local AIT?lr?? TS? Levee.?At the Presidents House last erenii'g I1161'0 W:ls an 'mmesc crowd of per ; njto p?y tbeir respects to the President, on bis retiring from the cares of office. \moog the crowd we recognized a great m;inv of our own citizen?. Ilats and over c changed owners during the evening, jt we have heard of no pockets piclifc'l. The Ftir.?Last night at the Fair visitors joulJ hardly find room to move about crowded was the great hall of the Offi e The best of arrangements have ruiJe to accommodate all who might visit the fair, hut the best arrangements that be made in this immense hull will not to make such crowds as have been attend ing the fair comfortable. We propose *eek to commence the publication of a of the articles deposited. Room.?We stated yesterday that the places that could be obtained for the visiting military would be the of our city companies. We have ':een cor rec e l by a friend who suggests that is enough for all. Several of our 5-ilooDS are yet idle, and among them Copp's, who has everything to reuder all comforta ble who call upon him. Amusements.?No places of .ire doing a very heavy business at the pre sent time. It will be a week or more thejrregiin what the Fair has taken them. B/ ?. R. STitATfO.*, Auctioneer.


ocr: NOTICE. HAVE on band the following eoods which I closing out very cheap. I name ia part 100 dos Ladies Bleach'd Cotton Hose at $1, dozen 150 doz do Brown do do at $1 do doz 50 doz Misses Bleach'd and Brown do do cheap 50 doz do Mixed do do do cheap 50 doz Boys and Youth's Brown Mix* d % With Catsimeres, Sattinetts, Vesting*, &c., &<\ I call the attention of buyers to the above goods. I>. n. TEBBS. No 4, South side ave. bet. Cth and 7 th sts. feb 4?2w


ocr: WOOD AHD COAL. celebrated lau)hin coal, ?"td ? full Wfl1? ? oak. pine,and hickcry ?'?d. Tot a?l? by W j-TONE. on tU ^ OMiai gouih ol Vtb $k


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAB. i English "Fast" Youth.?America has been twitted in and out for half a century, for haying too much precocity in the juve nile way. John has tucked Jonathan a "dig" in the ribs for his sins in this of goods. It seems, however, that is quite behind his twitters in precocious ne?s. Bayard Taylor, an eitensive traveller, and a man who fixes Lis eyes on every thing and everybody, writes home as fol lows: "On board this steamer there are numer ous specimens of Young England, in shape of cadets appointed to the East service. Nothing can exceed the astonish ing airs assumed by some of these youths. Although between the tender ages of four teen and eighteen, their shirt collars twice as high, and four times as starched, as those of full grown men. generally sport eye-glasses, and are the first to summon the steward for hot in the morning They carry cases of remarkable size, bet high on shuffle and quoits, and mix their whiskey of an evening, with the most sci entific air in the world. English tourists nre very apt to remark the precocity juveniles, but I certainly have never seen at home a greater variety youthful swaggers than is presented by this company of cadets on board." ? ? ???? To Make a Pig taste like a Wild Boar. a living pig, and let him t*ie following drink, viz: Boil together "v inegar and water some rosemary, thyme, sareet basil, bay-leaves, and sage. you have let him swallow this, vhip him to death !?and roast him forth vith!


ocr: MECHANICS' BAKE, GEORGETOWN. INSTITUTION is now doing a General ing Business. Office under the Union Hotel, cor net Bridge and Washington streets, Georgetown, where its notes will be redeemed in specie. F. W. CONCH, Cashier. GxoHosioinr, (D. C.) 1852.


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. MY BESTING PLACE. BY REV. GEORGE W. DEWEY. When I am dead, Piace no stone above iny breast, But, rather let my ashes rest Beneath the aspen's shade, For, like that; tree, my spirit played, By pain or pleasure lightly swaye?!, Oft varying from sun to shade; Then place no stone above my head, When I am dead. Perchance some friend with pilgrim pace, May wander to my resting place, And read, from memories in the heart, Wrhat no inscription could impart, When I am dead ! Then place no stone above my head. Oh! la}' me where the buds shall bring The earliest perfume of the spHng? Where violets shall watch and weep, Through starry vigils o'er my sleep ; While in the grave-yard's dewy damp, The glow worm burns her funeral lamp Until the flowers that sleep all night, Take up the morning watch of light; And perching on the drooping limbs The birds come chanting early hymns: Or, with a low melodious tune, Charm all the sultry breath of noon? And, with the beauty of their lays, Make joy throughout the sunless days; Or, when within the twilight gray, No footfall cbeers the lonely way, Beneath the sighing aspen there, The murmurs of the vespei air May breathe, above the lowly spot, The dirge my friends remember'd not, When I am dead! Then place no stone above my head, But only let the aspen's shade Betoken where my dust is laid, When I am dead. [From the Carpet Bag.] THE PABTING WO ED. In a about a I


ocr: evening star. ^ office of the44 D *ily Evening Star," 5?jeet south of Penn. avenue. Weekly Calendar. Di'/s Unjth 11 hours and 22 minntes. ~ sux. Mlgca. XOOX RISES. riaea. j UTS. *~~ san-KT I ??** Moudiy : ??* 1 Tue.<?l?y \V. dne*l?y i 6 -4 ?| hurMlay j ** 4 Frvl?y ; NiturJ^y _ ?/ ^ ? 5 32 I 1?V12 6.34 | 11.15 5 35 morn. 5.36 6.37 6.39 5.4) 0.57 2 07 312 4.07 Local Affair** w|l0 pnys for them ? We would like to whether Uncle Sara or the Managers . the Washington Assemblies pay the Ma rines for cleaning Jackson Hall for the ball to-night." Washington, Feb. 20, 1853. Mr. Editor: The above paragraph ap peared in your paper of the 22d instant, inquiring who paid the Marina for cleaning ? e bail-room at Jackson Ilall. For the ;ur[0se of satisfying your inquirer's curi C;iiv, we deem it proper to state that we were employed and paid by the Managers j the Assemblies for cleaning the room. It was a voluntary act on our part, being on temporary leave from the Garrison after laviiig performed a tour of service for Uucle sain. (Sigied,) Sergeant John M. Dogenhart. Private Peter Mclntyre. M Charles 0. Brown. 44 Ennis G. Patten. 44 Win. Jungling. 44 Charles Rogers. We insert the above at the request of signers, and are glad to learu that were paid for work done on the 22d of Fe bruary. But had they also 44 leave from the g-irsison" on the 8th of Fe Iruarv ? Xational Theatre.?The house was crowd ed last night to witness the 4< Chinese Troupe" in their amusing and wonderous peiformances. These feats were truly as tonishing, particularly the 44Flying by Tuck Quyy and the stilt exercises by China-man aud his two


ocr: COPP'S S?L00N. j t ? iHE PL"7'?L GALLERY is in excellent or X der. having he?*n newly arranged and fit ! ted up. The B'.\^ LING SALOON al-o Every article required to give satisfaction to perron j fond of howling or shooting kept constantly ar hand. As usual. MEAJLS will be furnifhed, wh'.-n railed for, at an^our in 21?


ocr: *HAWY,*! NHAWIJ!! lot of white Crape SHAWLS; very chcap Printed Cashmere and Plain De Laine SHAWLS Black ALPACAS and BOMBAZINES, sup'r quality English and Italian CRAPE Black Challey and All-Wool D? LAINES. WM. R. KILrr c^rr.er Rifi , irayV- In opposite rh?


ocr: All recommendations for oOi?e, or com of a private character, and in tended for individual benefit, must be paid before insertion, or payment guarantied by some responsible peraon. Commnnieatiorii intended for publiea- tion in the lZrehing Star must be with the name of the author.


ocr: F. A. TUCKER, MERCHANT TAILOR, UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, FULLY prepare*, in his usual style, to hif customer* and the public with the varaeus articles of w?-aring apparel appertaining to a gen tleman's wardrobe. Members of Congress and strangers, visiting the citv are invited to call and examine his goods, eon* sisting of Cloths of various grades, oolors. acd maeu factures, and all aorts of Caasimeres, Vesting-, Ac. dee 16


ocr: n NEW AND POPULAK MUSIC! 1 CST RECEIVED at Stationers' Hall, joining the Irving Hotel, the following piece? ur? and popular Music?viz: The Atlantic Return Schottische The Sal lie Polka I'm going for a Soldfer. Jenny I would I were a bird, dearest Fi, I, 1, Quickstep Ben Bolt's Quickstep Believe me ^the Trio from Attila) Atlantic Polka Clift<>n Redowa Astonishing Polka The Roe (a beautiful Song) The Celerte Polka Mary's Walt* Sontag Polka Mailer's Scrap Book?a collection of airs, for youne people The Death of Warren


ocr: KiV.P COir,. order *o do so. furnish vourse'f with sum mer UNDER GARMENTS. ?=uch as Gauge, Shaker. Cvon. and Lia'e thread UN and DRAWERS. Linen DRAW of superior quality and s'vle, a larcr*' a? ?"rtment of F-incv S?'k and Summer **"IES. STOCK'.* HOSIERY r>n4 GLOVE? French B >som dres* ?HTR'rS. made to nf HOPKINS* New Gentlemen*' Furnishing Store. door from 6th St.. bet. Brown's and Nn m ?a* Tl^,'l'.


ocr: CIO*R?, CIGARS, CIGARS. arrival of fine HAVANA CIGARS, of various brand*?the verv nf rr?* of the market?which my friends and the lie generally are invited to call and examine. Also, on ?-e?a;U alt th# Hp"t brands of Lump, and Fine f"*nt TOBACCO. Genuine Turkish other SMOKING TOBACCO, Martinique other SNUFFS, PIPES. Ac. GEO W. COCHRAN. 7th st.. opposite Nat Intelligencer Office m 21?eo3tif


ocr: THB^rrn cig*??*, fire. C1E0RGE W. COCHRAN has row in s4or? X the fo'lowing hrandsof TOBACCO, cm bracing every variefv and grade, to which Le calls the attention of the trade : Langhorn's ORON^KO, II. John's EXTRA OUALITY, Thomas's YIRGINIUS. Do IKADFM TWIST, Do FL DORADO, Do ELIXIR, nal?ev'<* A. A. A. A., P. G. May k Co.'s GOLD LEAF, John Archer's HALF POUNDS, Wade's OROVORO, Wood row's JAMF.S RIVER LEAF, AROMATIC FTYES. Also. 200.000 Fine Medium and Low-priced CIGARS. A1! of which will he sold on the most accommodating terms, and at prices a* ?owns the same goods cm he pnrclnccd at the Nor+h. GEO. W. COCHRAN. 7th ??.. opposite Nat. Intelligencer Office, may 21?eoS'if


ocr: MfllWI.N! NlflUI,!*" A LARGE lot of white Crape SHA^ LS; very ?*heap Cashmere end Plain De Laice SHAWLS ALPACAS end BOMBAZINES ; sap'r quality English and Italian CRAPE Challev and All-Wool De LAINES WM R RILEY, corner eth st , icay6?lm oppwite the Market


ocr: I) KBIKS,KID (.U>?KS 4j hml ^Trl, ?? i^^-i ' ?t f'ol i ll , Under Sleevefc, i'OC?? t JU'iokclclii Is, Muslin and t'ami ri Bands, Ldgi-gs and In. rtinys. while a id hi ck S.lv IIo?-. wiute. hi. a> d colored Mei it of and Cotton Ho c, Kid. ?ilk. Uas' inen . ai d 'Jhr?;,d ?i h ageneial assoitoient? f mi-M'?' m debit dr- n's llosi ry ^nd (ilote-. uia) be fcund by cailm^ at the new Dry Goo<l ?b>re o MAXWELL. FEARS A COLLEY. dec 10 P nn av, l^'t**** !! 9th and 10th st?.


ocr: A DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION. MflJK.S THE fOTIXKXTAI, GI ARDk engaged the splendid Steaiu-r Powhatan, recently fitted up for the pur pose, will give a grand excursion d?.;vn t! Potomac, on FRIDAY. June 24th. The best, tillon music in the City will be engaged i,,r the occasion. The Boat will leave Georgetown at 2. Wash ington at 3, Navy Yard at 3L and Alexan'lri at 4 h o'clock, 1'. M. Tickets (admitting a gentleman and ladies* ?1 : to be had at Clark's Drug More. (Island.) Wheeler's Hardware Store. Penn. Avenue, and at the principal Hotels and Music Stores in the city. Committee of Arrangements.?John M Thornton. Washington Wright. William Cam j mack. J. M. Grimes, W. llolt. june 16?td


ocr: * VOL. I. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1853. DAILY EVENING star. PUBLISHED EVEBY AFTEXNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On 6th street, south of Penn. avenue, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF SUBSClilPTION : ^abscribers served by the carriers at six ?; a week, payable weekly. To mail sub ,:.,ers $:J.50 a year; $2 for six months. tkrms of advertising. - ,r sewn lines or less. For fourteen lines or less. rri(.u $0.25 I 1 insertion $0.50 ' .. -ilVt, 2 " 75 r / ? n // ? .. 1.50 .. 2.00 15.00 50 3 " 1.00 75 1 week 1.50 1.00 (I 2 44 2.00 3 " 2.50 4 *' 3.00 1 year 30.00 EASEMENT TO AMEKICAN POETIC TALENT! $.300 PREMIUM. as I am with th?controlling influence vfhioli is exercised by the fine artu upon the direc . aa-idestiny of liuiu.in affairs, it has given me in :? pleasure t<> witness the bountiful manner in . ?i, frum time t > time, paintiug and statuary have :i encouraged and rewarded by the Councils of the ;l! "U. ,;j;, while thi-> acknowledgment is due to the dis r:.; ig and worthy patrons ot these noble arts, it is . - jail source of humiliation and sorrow to behold . ipparent apathy and indifference with which they ii t regard the iucomparably more valuable cro , a - of poetry. ;, ve them adorn th* walls of the Capitol with the -in-r revelations of the pencil, and decorate the , grounds with the costly chef d'oeuvros of the ..is an oaii'U of g-Knl which will be hailed and iU'le-1 by all as a cheering pledge of the progress - nat-meiit. Cut, whilst they lavish their thous . upon these immobile products of canvass and : ?> and bronzes they offer no ruward for the more . u>"l. rn -ra enduring and renowned ovations of he . .No festering hand from these high places ha* ?r yet invited the Promethan fire of poetry to ani the history of our country, which, with all its -ui-?riy ot toriaaud louder of proportion, lies asleep the humble vault of Mount Vernon, ready tc into life and beauty at the first kindling toucti ;r ninl inspiration. :: Mir.iy were a work of supererogation to introduce ?" f; that crowd the records of the past to show ? tar above all other stands the "divine art" o1 -y. What are all the paintings, statues, and rega : er-ailles. of Fontainbleau. and the Tuileries. -? ifi-d with the " Marseilles Hymn ?" What the - >' i iHoply of gold and gems heaped up in the > -rni Loudon; what the collections of the iloya] .!?iij, or even the time.hallowed shrines of West r Abbey, when compared with the songs ol is. in 1 Dibden, and Campbell ? Or what ha* the t that we would take in exchange for " Hail Co ia"' and the " Star-Spangled Banner?" Well the British statesman exclaim, "let me hut the ballads of a nation, and I care not who iti laws." V- f.ir as the living, breathing man is above the cold -en-ate marble that is made to represent him; as a- the Mliant skies of summer are above the per iable canvass to which the painter has transferred .r feeble resemblance, so far is poetry above all '??r arts that have their mission to console and ele ami inspire the immortal mind of man. la vie1* of these facts, and considering the lament paucity of patriotic songs in my distinguished I beloved country, and with the hope of beiug the ?i'le uK-aiisof ?, proper public feeling upon this in ? fif, subject, I have been induced to offer, and lit. c?y otlV-r, the sum of five hundred dollars as a tur the best National Poem, Ode, or Epic. rfae rules which will govern the payment of this are as follows: ? I have selected (without consulting them) the ii wing persons to act as judges or arbiters of tho *'.if thus offered, namely : ihe President of the United States. II q. A. 0. P. Nicholson, of Tennessee. Hun Chas. Sumner, ofU. 8. Senato. H in. K. M. T. Hunter, do il >n. J,us. C. Jones, do ii'ii.J. It Chandler, of U.S. House Representatives, ii >o. Addison White, do do ii-a. Thos. II. Bayly, do do :1 >a. D. T. Disney, do do II a. John p. Kennedy, Secretary of the Navy. W. C. Evans, of New Jersey. It. Tho*. Saunders. ? *ph Wales, "I '???u. R. Armstrong, f e ,, ? Dr.C,. Bailey, of the 1 re8s ^ W. Sea ton, J " ' -"r Henry, ofthe Smithsonian Institution. ? u > 'bl-Mi, lat?> Treasurer of the United States. >- v-C. M. Cutler, Episcopal Church. :'"v R- R- (?ur!e,*, Presbyterian Church. Roszell, Methodist EpLsdopal Church. ,|T". 'r- C?nelan, Catholic Cliurch. -l litest* gentlemen, or any three of them, are Mlthoriaed to meet at the Smithsonian Insti ? the sect>iid Monday of December next, atsuch }' * tfu'.v way apfn-int, and there pri^ceed to read ' "- imiiH* the various poems which may have 1 r,-"'-ivt'l. and 10 determine which of them is meritorious and deserving of the prize. And I ; bni'l mj'sesf to pay the sum aforementioned >*'i:5i. t ? wh.>ever th**y shall present to me as the - ht? li.-t.-i written within the time prescribed the ' i-i^nal Patriotic Poem, and upon the represen G. L. GIBERSON, Attorney and Counseller-at-Law* PRACTICES in. all the Courts of the District, and atteads to the prosecution of Claims before Con gress and the Executive Departments if#31 Office on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street jan 3? HOUSEKEEPERS' GOODS. JOHN M. DONN & BROTHER have just opened and arranged a handsome assortment of Goods suitable for the season, viz : l'arian Marble Goods Papier Mache and French painted do. French China and Berlin Iron Goods, as Cups and Saucers, Mugs, Car J stands, and Match Boxes, Dresden China, very handsome, Bas kets and Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c. PLATED GOODS. Handsome Castors, Mugs Tea Sets Card and Cake Baskets, Goblets, Forks and Spoons Mustards, Salts, and Napkin Rings. LAMPS, Solar. Etherial, Hall. &c BRONZED GOODS. Fenders, Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, Spittoons Candlesticks, Candelabras, llatracks, Looking (11 ouaiJ LOOKING GLASSES. Very large gilt frame, mahogany, and walnut Looking Glasses, Bracket Tables. FURNITURE. Several handsome painted Chamber Sets, very cheap and good Bureaus, Sofas, Extension Tables Chairs of many patterns and shapes and mate rial Bedstead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in the bag China, glass, stone, and crockery Ware in quantities, a large stock, well assorted, and cheap. JAPAN WARE. Toilet Sets. Candlesticks. Cake Boxes Brushes, Woodware, Iron Ware Clocks of several varieties and patterns, 30 hour and 8 day. Our stock is certainly the most complete of any kept in the District or perhaps at any other place. We invite a call from persons in want of articles in the line of housekeeping, and we flatter ourselves they can be accommodated at our establishment promptly and at as reasonable prices for the quality as at any other place. JOHN M. DONN & BROTHER, Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and 11th sts. dec 30?tf GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY! ~ -rxriTII such testimony, no stronger proof can be \ V given, unless it be trial of this wonderful Hamp ton's Vegetable Tincture. Let the afflicted read! read! Barrellville, Allegany County, (Md.,) \ May 4,1862. / To Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray : Dear Sirs: In justice to Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tiucture, I wish to ioform you that I was taken sick on the 3d day of January last, with an affection of the stomach, bowels, and kidneys. I was attended by four eminent physicians for more than two months?all to little or no effwet. I had some know ledge of the great virtue in Hampton's Tincture from one bottle which my wife had taken two years since. I came to the conclusion that I would take no inoremedicine from my physicians, but try the Tincture; and I am happy to inform you I had not taken it two days before I felt its powerful in fluence upon my stomach. I have continued using the Tincture,and am now able to leave my room, and can eat any common diet without much inconve nience or pressure on my stomach. The afflicted or their friends are daily visiting me, to learn of the great virtue there is in this Tincture of Hampton's. I expect to send you several certificates in a few days one especially from a young lady who has been con fined to her room twelve months, with a disease of the head, affecting the brain. Respectfully yours, E. W. HALL. } On the permancy of the euro hear him. Still another letter from the above ! Barrellville, Allegany County, (Md.,) October 13,1852. Messrs. Mortimer <?? Mowbray: Dear Sirs: I am happy to inform you that this day finds me in the enjoyment of good health, by the use of your Hampton's Tincture and the blessing of God. I am enabled to pursue my daily avoca tions as usual, and I have a great desire that the afflicted should know the great curativ powers of the Tincture. I am, with respect, yours, E. W. HALL. THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture on our most respect able citizens?men well known and tried?we chal lenge the world to show anything on record in medi cine to equal it. Many hundreds who have felt its heal ing powers (tear the same testimony. Baltimore, July 6, 1852., Messrs. Mortimer <? Mowbray: Gents : Last Sep tember I was attacked with erysipelas, from which a dreadful ulcer formed on my right leg. Getting bet ter uf this, last November I took a deep cold, which led to what my physician told me was bilious pleurisy, which left me with a constant, deeply-seat ed, and painful cough, having no rest day or night, and constantly throwing up from my lungs a thick matter. I became much emaciated, growing weaker everyday, and keeping my bed the greater part of the time. My friends thought I hi.d the consumption, and at times T was also of the same opinion. At this stage of my disease, after having tried many and va rious without a friend advised me j E. C. CABBINGTON. Attorney and Counseller-at-Law. PRACTICES in all the Courts of the District, and attends to the presecution of Claims before Con gress and the ExecutiYe Departments Office, east wing of the City Hall. feb 17? B. H. LASKEY, Attorney and Connseller-at-Ijaw. PRACTICES in the Courts of the District, and prosecutes claims of every description tx-fore the several Executive Departments and before Congress. Office on Louisiana avenue near Sixth street. dec 30? THE STUDENT: A Family Miscellany and Monthly School-Reader. I EDITED BY N. A. CALKINS. rpHIS work has now entered upon its Sixth Volume X with more flattering prospects than ever before. Its objects?Physical, Moral, and Intellectual improve ment?have been so successfully carried out, as to meet the unqualified approbation of its thousands of readers. Being so arranged as to adapt it to every member of the family, from the child to the parents, it occupies a broader field than any other Magazine extant, and is emphatically The Family Miscellany. THE SUBJECTS Treated In its pages embrace The Sciences, including important discoveries; Hittory, with the leading current events of nations, countries, and of individual acts; Biography of distinguished persons, illustrated with portraits; Natural History, embracing descrip tions and illustrations of Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Insects, Trees, Plants, Fruits, and various productions of na ture. These are enlivened, and rendered more inter esting by pleasing facts, historical incidents, and illus trative anecdotes. Besides all this, appropriate Music s given, to gladden the happy home with pleasant songs. OUR MUSEUM Is a feature which attracts much attention from the young and old. Thid is filled with mental curiosities composed of gems of knowledge, embracing both lite rary productions of the present day and relie of former times, as found in philosophy, science, history, belles lettres, and anecdotes. Among its varieties may be seen origin of words, of sayings, questions from corre spondents, their answers, also enigmas, puzzles, wit, and pebbles uncommon picked up along the shoiesof reading. THE PLAN OF THE WORK Is unliko any other before th?* public. Several pages are devoted to articles in prose and poetry, from the ablest writers, embracing subjects of interest for the older members of the family, and the advanced classes in chool. The Youth's Department contains narratives to each valuable moral lessons, relating to habits, conduct, etc.; also, travels, natural history, and arti cles on scientific subjects, adapted to the capacity of the young. For Children a few pages contain articles with easy words and simple ideas, to teach some mo ral lesson or fact in history or nature. Teachers and Parents will find a portion devoted to useful suggest ions relating to their duties and responsibilities. A Record of Events, embracing a brief summary of the news, from month to month, is given. Its Literary Notices of books, etc., will acquaint the reader of the publication and character of new books, particularly of such as are suitable for the family, the student, or the School library. A MONTHLY SCHOOL READER Is one of the leading characteristics of this work. It is adapted to classes of different grades, and furnishes fresh and entertaining matter every month, thus im parting to the pupils a variety of useful information that cannot be obtained from their school books, while it develops a taste for reading. Its utility in this respect has been thoroughly proven, and hun dreds have testified to its superior usefulness in the school-room. THE AIM OF THE STUDENT Is to develop intellect, interest and instruct themind enkindle a love for such learning as will be practically useful in life. While its pages breathe a high moral tone, and inculcate none but pure principles, they will be free from party and sectarian priyudices, endeavor ing to do the greatest good to the greatest number. THE STUDENT Is published on the first ef each month, containing thirty-two large octavo pages, with numerous illus trations, on the following TERMS, IN ADVANCE: Single copy 1 year...?l 00 I Eight copies one yr.-$6 00 Five copies " 4 00 | Fifteen copies 44 10 00 POSTAOE ON THE STUDENT To any post-office in the United States, when paid quarterly or yearly in advance, is only half a cent a month, or six cents a teak. J&^F' Sample numbers will be sent gratis, when de sired. Please address all letters, post-paid, to FOWLERS & WELLS, 131 Nassau-street, New York, N. B.?Editors, Postmasters, Teachers, and Clergy men, are respectfully requested to act as agents for tlus work. jan 14? F. A. TUCKER, MERCHANT TAILOR, UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL, IS FULLY prepared, in his usual style, to supply his customers and the public with the various articles of wearing apparel appertaining to a gen tleman's wardrobe. Members of Congress and strangers, visiting the city are invited to call and examine his goods, con sisting of Cloths of various grades, colors, and manu factures, and all sorts of Cassimeres, Veatings, &c. &c. dec 16? A CHEAP AKD GOOD FAMILY PAPER. THE WEEKLY FENNSYLVANIAN Is published by Wm. H. Hope, at 78 South Third DAILY EVENING STAR. THE FUN OF BIDING IN A. STAGE. Creeping through the valley, Crawling o'er the hill, Splashing through the " branches," Rumbling by the mill; Putting nervous " gemmen" In a towering rage; What is so provoking As riding in a stage? Feet are interlacing, Heads severely bumped; Friend and foe together Get their noses thumped; Dresses act as carpets? Listen to the ssge: " Life is but a journey Taken in a stage." Spinsters " fair and forty," Maids in youth tul charms, Suddenly are cast in To their neighbors arms! Children shoot like squirrels Darting through a cage; Isn't it delightful, Riding in a stage ? Bonnets crushed around us, Ilats " loek worse for wear;" Teeth, at each concussion, Fly to take the air; Shrivelled maiden ladies, Past a " certain age," Groan forlornly?" Dreadful Riding in a stage!" J ol ted?thu mped?distracted? Racked, and quite forlorn? " Oh 1" cries one, " what duties Now are laid on corn /" Mad, disgusted, angry, In a sweariDg rage; 'Tis the very mischief Riding in a stage! SUNDAY BEADING. ST. PAUL. St. Paul?called by way of eminence the "Apostle of the Gentiles "?was a native of Tarsus, a city of classical renown, situated on the shores of the river Cydnus, in the land of Cilicia. This city still stands, and is a monument of past greatness, replete with interesting memories to the intelligent and religious pilgrim to Eastern countries. The parents end progenitors of St. Paul were Jews, as we may readily infer from his own expression, that he was an " He brew of the Hebrews, and of the tribe of Benjamin," which signifies that he was of an unmixed Jewish stock. They had de parted, perhaps, from their native land during some one of the many emigrations which followed the Assyrian conquest. The land of Cilicia, in the richness of its soil ! over that of Judea, offered sufficient induce ments to the Hebrew agriculturists to emigrate. The birth of Paul probably took place several years after Christ; and being circumcised the eigth day, he received tho name of Saul?a name celebrated in the an nals of the Jewish people. Although born and bred in Greecc, yet it does not appear that he attended the far-famed academies of that polished land. The want of rhe torical and logical correctness in his writ ings justifies this opinion. Every Jewish male child, whether born of wealthy or indigent parents, was required to learn a trade. And, in conformity to this custom, Saul pursued that of a tent maker. Descriptive of this business, a learned biographer of the Apostle has the following remarks, which are quoted for their value: "In the wild mountains of Cil icia, which everywhere begin to rise from the plains, at a distance of seven or eight miles from the coast, anciently ranged, a peculiar species of long-haired so I j great | was great pied at with ture, into fitted bility. more any The in for hung In seen the in those in have He a and ter of in their kind the The was from was this the i t? even anger had to the Saul! alone of and


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ocr: w A bachelor ft iend of our* has left boarding bouse in wbfah were a number ngljr old maids, on aoeoun! of /air jet beforp torn otjMiP tub'e !" ^1 ? Patience.?has written a of poetry that is worth fortunes to who practice it. '? Learn to lab< r and to w: it." ? 4' - .W^k. - * *?* !?, V ~ *' - v- ^ ? - - Energy combined with patience is secret *f success. There is quantum suffi cient of those q alities in the world, but it is rarely that they go hand in hind. Ener gy without patience would never have built the pyramids; patience without may make a saint, but never a hero. Independence of tiie E> ecdtive?A dis tinguished Democrat declares that Gen. Pierce has said that 1 e agrees with Gen. Jackson in the npiuion that the sentiioei.t> of the Citbinet have no binding force upon the Executive. The Constitution tecog nizes no such cmbarrasment in the way of Chief Magistrate. E.tch Secretary has the c<?ntr?l of his own Department, and more." t&r f rai.k Tayb r will accept our thanks for a copy Putnam's Monthly this morning. MABHliD. Tn Georcet ?w:<, ? n Thursday ui? ri itt$r 'a-t. 1 y h?* flrv Mr ? il ingh: 'I IIOM AS It. tAttlY Ppptr Marll (no', and Miss i.l.lZABLTII A. 1101'. KINS, ot GihjIge o* n. In tliif city, rn Saturdav, 19th inst, by the It Mr. II d ej. SYLVB-TrIK I). LANGLr Y U MAKY M AI?G Wlhl no. T, ??f t limley county, Maryland On Thura'ay m rui g. by tn?? IN v J-hn C. Snrtb. Mr. THOMAS >.OliKI?ET to Mn* FdANCKP, daugh ter i f .Mr. Join. Ai d?-ron uli of tbif c ty. DIID. On the morning of tbe 2. h i.ut. GtORGC r PH^aim yt.ung.ft cbi:<J of WiLUii, II. hid Margin t i. Gi in*L. Mg'-d mx month* xtid el- ven days. BjAi.DlbG. WOBl IIINGTON, at hi- T< tnp<r:.nco Iln f


ocr: kveninU star. ,tf.Of&:eof the14 Duly Evening Star," Je?t, South of Penn. Avenue. Weekly Calendar. tf Di'J* lenjth 11 hours and llminntts. - SUN. MlRCII. HOOX RISES. RISES, j SfcTS. SUlfl'y I ^ *?*2 o-i , Tuesday , . wv.iue-^ay j> -4 ' ihur-day ?-? ?,i:.y ... i &il *-*9 4 ?;,,rl:<v. jjg 1 5 3i 6.31 5 35 6.3'i 5.37 l'Y<2 11.15 morn. 0.57 i 07 3 12 4 07 Local Affair*. 4,-nftfJ ?f MiHtary-?The nine la=t night brought to our city r.ritiucntals,*' a company of New .?itecrs wearing the uuiform of the ?,:iriaenUl line." Their correct march , a;id regular siz? are well calculated ;.,v that uniform to advantage. "Ad ?r - Urusi D md" accompanied the "Conti Tlie strangers were received at i ?? ?hi i'~ ? defot, by the National Geys, Capt. Ba ? aI1<] escorted to the City Ilall, ,y deposited their arms and marched . r quarters at the Steamboat Hotel, ri.crc a splendid repast had been r tUeni by the ''Greys." This >v visited Mount Vernon. Jjuvfranee.?George Ilaydock, the ex f lawyer, lectured before the order :!i!ibites last night at Temperance Ilall. t wis quite an interesting address. Outrageous Assault.?As the visiting mili were marching to their quarters *!it, one ot* them was struck a severe in ilie head by a man named John T. . Hie watchmen, after a short race, uilit and took him to the watch-house. ILis morning he gave bail, to appear art, in the suui of five hundred dollars, i'esincerely hope that he may be made i\ fur his very disgraceful conduct. What is the Laic??Last night .i s w-.o cune in the cars were u considerable distance in the .<)? ilie liaekmen who are unusually s their charges. Tnree dollars! ac'i of these ladies who wished :i taken from the depot t j Sixth street ! JG&T The United States Light Fort McIIenry r.irived here this after noon and reported to the War Department. At tie Fair.?Marsoleiti's Brass commenced perforaiing in Exhibition yesterday afternoon. Good music e-crv* one cheerful. This afternoon *ery liaudsome aud interesting persons, Oiiuese actors, visited the fair aud consii utelis great an object of curiosity as ti.'jt useful invention exhibited. .Ulajulnj?We have been requested 1 ;'iire if the Police Officers of the "'"J are appointed to get signers to 'cjuiraendation for a candidate to ??aniens place at the Penitentiary, or ''enI t-j the corporation business? i -reiy ask fur information. itch House.?Lodgers are r?w<ljisra, we are happy to say, fur lew prisoners. **" ' ? S(r?ng?r? aikd n* It Kjurrreotyprs are unsurpassed by "inc.ss of i x -cutiou and beitu'y of artistic ? i*sidu ?us i if irts to establish a firxt _UL< l"'ty, H?<i his continu* d < ndcavors to ' ^ anil potions, have not been fcurewardtd. 113


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ocr: ? DAILY EVENING STAR. FREEDOM OF THE PRESS. Around her waist I put my arms It felt as soft s cake; ? Oh! dear!" says she, "what liberty You Printer men do take!" " Why, yes, my Sal, my charming gal? (I squeesed her some I guess,) Can you say aught, my chick, against The Freedom of the Press T' I kissed her some,?I did, by gum She colored like a beet; Upon my living soul, she looked Almost too good to eat! J. gave her another buss, and then, 8ays she, " I do confess, I rather sorter, kinder like, The Freedom of the Press ln Wants to be an Editor. It is not altogether proper to publish private business letters, (says the Columbia Banner,) but the following we venture to give as evidence of candor becoming the fraternity, and of an accommodating spirit in our correspondent. His letter has been answered. " March 7, 1853. "Dear Sir:?I have been told you waunt ed an additional editur to you exilent paper, to do the poetry and serious artikles. I have been accustomed to attend to sich for a country newspaper, and to work for you cheap. My proposi tion is to charge only my close and Bmoking to the office, because I won't have to bo at no expense for board. As editurs are free dealers in your place, I iutend to change about, in living part of my time Mr. Janny, who is called the Prince of hosts, and the rest at the American, where there is a rule to entertain editurs for cumpany sake. Please to let me know if terms is convenient. I think I can lern sumthing in your office, as I'm not much edicated. "Your humble servant, * * * "P. S.?I wish to jine the editorial press association. I hope to lern sumthing there too. Excuse spellin, as I'm hurried." A Ride on the Back of a Hyena.?Dr. Sparman tells a curious story of a hyena, was told him at the Cape of Good


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ocr: EXCURSION AND PIC NIC. members of the ITNITEI) (M B respectfully inform their friends and the public generally that they will give a PIC at the White House, on TUESDAY. June 28th. They have chartered this pleasant place at a heavy expense for the purpose of giving there the first Pic Nic of the season. The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will leave the steamboat wharf at the foot of 11th street 6? o'clock; Navy Yard at 7; and Alexandria 8 o'clock, and then proceed down to the HOUSE, a distance of 23 miles. The will leave nothing undone to give satis to those who may favor them with their Professor Prospri's Cornet Cotillon Band been engaged for the occasion. The party will return at a seasonable hour. tjP3 Tickets (admitting a gentleman and two ladies) $2, to be had of the members. MANAGERS. W. Robinson, James Martin, T. Follansbec, James Lowe, F. Small wood, J. V. Bryan, Coleman, J. E. Jones, T. Goldsmith, F. H. Sage. Sape. G. T. Foliansbce, T. Clarke. J. Bulger. M. Marceron, 21-td


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ocr: ITmBROIDKRKD j tsetv, Collar*, ?tc.?The subscriber on hand a tiDe assortment of the above Goods; the d.es are redu^sted to call And examine. Embroidered muslin and luce Sleeve? Do do do Chemisette. Do do pointed Collars Do mu-?lin Cuffs Fine lacc Berthfis Di embroidered muslin Caps Do do lace Caps and Capes A new and fine lot of Dress Caps Jan 27?3t A. TATE, Agent.


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ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVEHY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12 th and 13th streets, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at cents a week, payable weekly. To mail sub scribers $3..*)0 a year ; S2 for six months.


ocr: -*y Office of the " D .ily Evening Star," .,eet, South of Penn. Avenue. Weekly Calendar. 6g~ D*JS length ^ h^urs and 42 rr.irtntts. sex. MVl'.CU. i MOOX RISES. i KloKS. I St-TS. J s^-f ! ??? 1, MonJ* , J? T.itr^lay "I Wrdne^ay l ihur-ii-y 1 5..M I 9. 3 5 hi I 1 5 5: 1151 5.T>5 moi*n. 5.57 0.51 f.l.liV I f.itur 1 %y *' 1 i 2.40 Local AiTitlri. (X : ;r panorama of the Mssis3\ppi.?Never . ,cr itions more fully realized than those J. R. Silfi'h, Esq-. l*ie talented painter 5 beiutiful Panorama. His idea was to ' p it th- most correct, as well as the i.l ' rrra-c^t work of the kind in existence; and , jj;H succeeded to a miracle. Not jjvidinl of the crowded assembly at ,;i !:i5t night but felt that the bright pic ,r before him was the life like resem incc?tl?e moving daguerreotype?of the -f ined ??Western Country." From tvi Indian life of St. Anthony's Falls to Jed wharves of the Crescent City, ?es cc'ator is carried in silent wonder; I yet the gradations are so natural, ies riSe-1 with such distinctness and humor r die lecturer, that he feels these are .igiinry scenes, but a true delineation a*mighty rapids and romantic life of which . have heard. J"i( Fair.?It is expected that the exhibi n at Patent 03ice will be closed on Thurs y ivtiiing. It his been reported that ? vi.ius to the closing of the Fair a : nccit would be given in the hall by ??'.nhhigtoa Philharmonic Society, but tri? tlie invitation extended by 1 lie Mana w was not excepted. We learn that ?rry of young men intend performing there, v...j are sai 1 to be very good singers. XiUonal Theatre.?Oar C* O c ;:zens were last night indulged with r:: i treat at this favorite place of amuse ment. Charley Burke, in Solon nlo llies, out did hiotself. '"Liugh grow tat" is an old adage, and if any ar numerous renders wish their natural rotundity increased, we would tell them, 'like a father," to go and see Charley hi leaves. .1 Corporation Law.?We believe there - l.tw in


ocr: L^h* K*d Gloves, Elack Vett &c. .u 20 dor. Bajou's light colored Kid I virun l*?- white , do. 15 doz. Black Nett Mitts 4 100 " Silk and Lisle Thread every quality. Call and see WM. R RILEY, oomer Sth it reef, opposite thc Market ui iv ?> ?lie


ocr: DAILY * EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 12th streets, BV JOSEPH B. TATE. TJjpMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at six <cent3 a week, payable weekly. To mail sub scribers $3.50 a year ; ?2 for six months.


ocr: Office of the "Daily Evening Star," itreet south of Penn. avenue. Weekly Calendar. Di'js length 9 hours and 30 minntex. 16 Sunday j 7.15 44# 17 Monday. : 7.14 4.47 15 Tuesday j 7.13 443 \VVdne*day j 7.12 4*49 *** ? i'?t 19 20 ?jl F riJay n' .SaturJ 1 hur.-day I '.11 4 45 4.50 4.51 0.0 0.19 1.18 2 16 3.15 4.15 5.13 j^rJ/r. William Tucker, with such as sistance as he may employ, is authorized to re ceae subscribers and advertisements for the ?' Daily E ening Star.5' Mr. Burns will wait on the citizens of Georgetown. Persons wishing to be served with the " Evgy iso Stap." will leave their names and address at James K'U/s li< ward, Bishop's periodical s ore adjoining \TiUanfs, A. Tate's mar \\th street, J. Mills's Brown's U'Ael, Ja*cs Winer's Gi/t street, or at Joe Shibington's Qdwi building. Advertisements can be Is ft at the above places. Local Affairs. ftvg? At the National Theatre last night & large and fashionable audience greeted Mrs. Mowatt on her first appearance. She played Parlhtnia in the ron antic drama htfjomar, a play which abounds in situations of interest, and in passages of great poeti cal beauty. The ease, delicacy, and refine ment which mark the stage movements th's accomplished actress, add much to the charms of her cultivated and finished elo cution. We have seldom seen a more in teresting personation than her Parthenia. This evening she appears as Beatricey Much Ado About Nothing. In our notice of the Light Infan try's ball last week, we mentioned that attendance was small on the account of


ocr: JERSEY POTATOK8.?Families ll who may wish to be supplied with prime New J<r?ey Potatoes for winter use, in lota of five and ten ui5hel?, can have their orders filled by leaving them JXO. B. KIBBKY * CO., No. 5, opposite Centre Market N. B. 500 buabeld expected daily.


ocr: jyj*? CLOTH, C'S-IMFRES, dte. LACK DRAP D'ETE ; best quality Black, Blue, and Brown CLOTHS: Black and Fanev-colored CASSIMFRES Silk. Satin, and Marseilles VESTINGS White and checked Linen DRILLINGS And manv other Goods for Summer wear. WM. R. RILEY, oorner 8th it., may 6?lm opposite the Market.


ocr: FOR WARM WEATHER. UR stock of Goods for warm weather is now of the most desirable kind, thin and We are ready to make any garment at the shortest notice, in style unsurpassed. Ready-made we have THIN' COATS, of Silk and Alpaca, of various colors; Drill ing and Marseilles VESTINGS; Thread ITC also. Gauze. Merino, and Cot Our stock is worth a call YOUNG * ORFM, Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, may 20?2wif Browns' Hotel. PATENT SPERM OIL for sale,' wholesale or retail, by A HATCH Jf.


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATBE. Immense Reception I Tremendous Sensation ! NATIONAL THEATRE is nightly crowded overflowing by the elite, the fashion, and beauty of Washington, to witness Professor ANDER SON'S ASTOUNDING AND INUOM PRE HENSLRL IN NATURAL MAGIC AND PHILOS OPHY. He will continue his Grand Entertainments THIS EVENING, demonstrating all how easily " the eye3 can be made the fools of otber senses," and will also give a full, clear, and ex plicit expose of that pooularand fatal humbug ?' Spirit Rappings," which has created so much excite in Baltimore for the past three we^ks, explain ing and proving to all that it is nothing but a trick of Jugglery and Conjuring. To do this, he will exhibit a Spirit Rapping Table, and will show of producing the raps, and the construction the whols machinery by which the noise is made it clear to all. * ' Remember, his stay is limited. Then lose not this last and only chance. Prices of admission: Dress Circle and Parquette cents { Family Circle and Gallery, 25 cents. ap 21 ?tf


ocr: JOHN M. DONN * BROTHER, AGENTS FOR THE CITT OF* NEWELL'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP k FEEDER, to prevent all accidents from the use of Burning Fluids. Any one seeing the will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. We them fitted to the Solar. Ota*, and ErMania . Also, Extra Heads and Tubes to fit any I-**"" For sale, wholesale and retail, bv JOHN M. DONN, k BKO., Tenn-av., bet. 10th and 11th stroeta feb 10-^


The Lancaster ledger. [volume]

ocr: 8TJGAR DROPS They conta;n no calomel or mercury in nny form, or any deleterious ingredient whatever, and are at once attractive t> the eye, pleasant to the taste, and sure in their operation. Children eat them with great avidity and pleasure. Always ready for use, Leonard's Yeast Powder. Thin Powder is an admirable substitute for Yta't, in making Bread and all kinds of Matter Cakes, and has the over Yeast, in making the batter perfectly light and ready for baking tho instant it is mixed. Buckwheat and other Cakes, when made with this arc lees likely to disagree with the stomach than those made with Yeast; and as it requiros but a few minutes to prepare for baking, the possibility of ever having them sou a is entirely avoided. For salr it , T. R. 4. J. II.

place_of_publication: Lancaster, S.C.

publisher: R.S. Bailey


ocr: Leonard's "Try It" SHAVING SOAP. Makes the richest, heaviest, thickest, and most permanent lather of any Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Rose, Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Puddings, Pies, Custards, Creams, Ices, &o., are ery choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should nevor be without them. Those who delight in the flavor and exquisite pcrfumo of Fruits and Flowers, will find in these Flavoring Extracts all that they can desire. LEONARDS LEMON SYRUP, being made from Fruit instead of from Acids, as are all tho ordinary kinds, is not only far moro pleasant, but also more and wholesome, and makes tho most agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARD'S MUSTARD.?Those of using Mustard that is not half rioe-flour, ana wish it perfeotly pore, should try Leonard's Pure Mustard, and they will enjoy an artiole very different from what is usually called Mustard. Bardotte'* Tasteless


ocr: Doctor l ourM-II J POCKET jESCULAPIUS: Or, every one hi> own Physician. ?1 Kdition, villi hundred showing. IHrteases nnd Malformation* of the Human System in shape sad To which is nddeda on th" Diseases Females, being of the highest importance to lose contemplating m rlaye. By William Yourg, M. D. Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the jCBCULAPIUH to his child. It may save him from an early grave. Ii?t no young or woman enter into the secret of married Hfo without reading the AESCULAPIUS. Let no one suffering from a hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, the whole train of Dvapoptie sensutions, given up by their phyairtan, be another iritnnnt rnnr-'*'? lK? A-'JU '111 a Hm the married, or thoee about to married, any impediment, read thU truly book, aa it haa been the means of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. ht Any person tending twenty. cents enclosed ia a letter, will nc copy of this work by mail, or five will be neat for One Dollar, Address, (poet paid,) t3t. wm. yoitno, So. 1M Sprues St., Pkilapei^ia. BLANKS! Of every description, for sale this Office*


ocr: CARRIAGES. subscriber him and will keep atantly on hand, u tine and lauge of Carriages, consisting of every of the most fashionuhlo styles of four, five and six seated. Also one. and two horse huggies, double aud seated, with and w ithout tops. Also, an extensive Assortment or Harness. Gentlemen from a distance wishing to vehicles of any description, need have no fears about finding something here to please them, not only in uppearnnce, oat in quality and price, for we will not be nor undersold by any establishment in tho State, all orders promptly and f filled. Carriages and Harness Establishment near to the R. R. Depot. B. T WHEELER, Yorkville, S. C., Oct. 6, 1869. 36


ocr: AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, CHARLESTON,)!!. C. TJROWNING 4l LEMAN, formerly ofun .X3 successors to C. fit E. 1.. Kerriso* Ar. Co., would respectfully call the attention of ; their customers, and others visiting Charles* ton, to their assortment of DRY GOOD?, now 0penjDg which will be found hi ore cohl* than has ever before been offered in that city. All articles in their line have been wnnu* factured expressly to order, and imported RECTnnd will be Wurrfcut<*d to prove as represented. The one-price system will be rigidly hcrcd to, and purchasers may depend upon every article being priced as low as they can be procured in any city in the United Stntea. Particular attention is requested to their departments of Silk and Fancy Dress Goods, Carpetings, Blankets, Plsrn* tation Woolens, Sheetings, , ? and Shirtings, Linens, Table Damasks, Diapers, Towellings, Napkins. Doylies, Together with every variety of long Cloths, Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery of all kinds. 5 J Terms.?Cash or city acceptances BROWNING &. LEMAN. , No. 209 A, 221 Kingst. cor. Market. CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 20, 1852. 37 ly. ENQUIRE FOR THE WHOLESALE STORE, 100 p;ccca Kerseys, Plaids, Ac. ii?i? " Blecchcd and bro. homespun. 50 " Jeans, Sattinctts and Cassimcres Vcstings, Prints, DeLnins, Ac. ?ALSO,? msngyiiig, Kopc an id Twine ; AND, IOObl8# Rectified Whiskey, a0 b,S' 0ld R>C R?10 bbls. bourbon & Hourine do. Porter, Alo and Champaigne. 50 Bbls. Superfine Hour, 20 M Clurified Sugar, 50 sacks Rio and Java Coffee, 100 boxes Cheese, Superfine. Brown, Loaf, Crushed aud Powdered Sii gars; N. O. and VV. I. Molasses, for sale by WM. C. MOORE, ' and Retail denier in Heavy and Fancy Dry Goods aud Groceries, CAMDEN, S. C. Dec. 15. 1852. 45?3m. THOUSAND dollars in shoes and Boots for sale by M. S. SORRELL &. BRO. Bel Air, Dec. 15, 1852L 45?tf. Cryc by nextY In Equity. friend, I Lancaster District. ' vs. [ Petition Samuel Cryc, et al.J for Settlement TT "PPearing to my satisfaction, that uel Crye, a defendent in above case, without the limits of this Stat*, It is ordered, on motion of Moore, Solicitor for Petitioner, that the said Samuel Crye do plead or demur, to the petition in bovc case, on or before the 20th day of A. pril 1853, otherwise judgment pro confcsso wjil bo ordered against him. J. II. WITHERSPOON, Com. E. L. D. Jan. 11, 1853. 48?3m. pr. fee 07. COLTS REVOLVERS.~ IND other fine single barrelled Pistols, for A sale at tho BOOK STORE, j March 9 5tf I " CARRIAGES. subscriber has and will keep on hand, a fine and laugc of Carriages, consisting of every to of the most fashionuble styles of Rock a ways?two, four, five and six seated. Also


ocr: Wagons Wanted. 1(1 WAGONS are wanted to haul Cottoi I m to Camden, for which 60cents per hun dred will be paid by J. F, CURETOX. iA^CASTKIt DAGUERKEANHALL. J. u. COUSART. VfOW Informs the citizens of this plnee II and country generally, that he is now prepared for the purpose of giving thosi who may wish to do so, un opportunity ol procuring perfect LIKENESSES. r of themselves or their friends. The latesl improvements are now in his possession. Ladies and get tleinen are respectfully to call and examine his stock. Miniatures inserted in Lockets and Breastpins in the neatest style. Lancaster, Sept. 15. 1852. 32?1y JAMES M'EWIN, kb:ci:i yi\<; FORWARDliFiGEXT, CAMDEN, S. C. March 9. 1863 5?ly. Apprentice Wanted. VI tIMPORTABLE situation will b> given to a lad about the age of I I oi 15, who is desirous of learning the Printing business. Apply immediately at this Oflici Carriage for Sale. ? FASHIONABLE Carriage will be sole at a b .rgain, if applied for soon. at this office. 2-3t . i 1 t , 1 . ! 1


ocr: gl. " H ~ ~*r" * T for kinc vam perl tnati der, B*on Rn(^ Prcl Always ready for uae, Leonard's Yeast Powder. his Powder is an admirnblo substitute Yeast, in making Bread and all la of Batter Cakes, and baa the ad lago ever Yeast, in making the battel 'ectly ll^ht and ready for baking the ant it is mixed. Buckwheat and r Cakes, when made with this Pow are lew likely to disagree with the aach than those made with Yoast; as it requires hnt a few minutes tc pare for bakiug, the possibility of ovei >ng them sour is entirely avoided. or sale by T. R. J. R. MAGII.I*


ocr: an Tl Ps Pii re, H< thi lio Fr Fli <! ' ] ow as shavikgi soa". \ ,'jkjhhi^1 ? !?? Makes the richest. heaviest, th'okest, d most permanent lather of anj Shav j Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING namely. Lemon. Vanilla, Rose, eh, Orange, for Cakes, Puddings m. Costard", Creams Ices, &o, are ry choice, and exceedingly convenient, maekeenere ehould never be without pie. Those who delight in the de* ious flavor and exquisite perfume of uita and Flowers, will find in these tvuring Extraote all that they can lire. LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being ide from Fruit instead of from Aoide, are all the ordinary kiuds, is not only '


ocr: ' nn (hi ;n wj 0 , ^ ( bit *a| p? ,u P* , Dt: dli Dtl ' i? ,,,m .jiii nut r. ** ifl | | Bardottc's Tasteless rOBM 8pqar DROPS I hey contain no calomel <t eruury in v form, or any de'et- r:na? ingredient niterer. and are at cx oe eit.nct-ve t? s eye, plem-ant to the ta?t>-, and rare their peration Children eat them th great aridity mod pleaeure. Alw* f ready for ott Leonard's Yeast Powder. Thie Powder ia an admirable aulwtitute ' Yc*tT, in making Bread and all ida of Batter Cakee, and haa the over Yeaat. in making the hatter rfectly light and ready for haking the irant it ia mixed. Buckwheat and tor Cakea, when made with thia Powr, are leee likely to diaagree with the mach than thoae made with Yeaet; d aa it require a but a few minutee to epare for haking, the poeaihilit^ of ever ring them aoun ia entirely avoided. For 0alb ar T. R. & J. R. MAGI LI,. Mail Arrangement*. < IU1I<1< II IHail C MONDAY, WKDKKHDAT, AND FHIl) A Y At 8 o'clock, M. f?AIlT8 TV BHD AY TIIIKHDAY, A HATl'ilDAY, At 7 o'clock, A. M. Cliarlolf** mail t MONDAY, WKDNfcftDAY, AND FRIDAY At 8 o'clock, I*. M. PARTSTVK8DAY, TIIVHROAT, A HATVRDAV At 7 o'clock, .1, MCourord mall DVB TIIL'HADAY, AT 6 F. \f ^ DISPARTS FRIDAY, AT 6 A. M. Wluoboro* mall. i DVB SATl'RUAY, AT 0 I*. M. DDPAKTtt llll'IWOAY, AT 4 I'. M.. CfcceUtrltte miuiI: DC It r .lOvV, AT 1 V. *. DKI'Alirfl AA H hPAV| A I 8 A.H, Chesterfield. C. H. 1(41. j III K MA ri'tlliA Y. AT iu A. M UKI'AMIH TllOHMDAY, AT 4 A. W, All letter* ii?OAt ia? <l?*p< wiusl by 8 o'clh M., to ensure their departure by next n. All transient new-paper* *ent am re- iml to Ih? ft* paid, otherwise they ere I mailed. All per-on- who p-eoive newspaper* J other |mt itlioHla, will observe that the i require* tU<- po-t i?e to be paid I'hnv v\ ho i i| to pay their postage in udv*ac will he charged double. r. u. maoiix. i\ m. 1 Waxha w -ifeirr OTTP? rFEETS ever) Saturd y ing at 4 o clock. JA.MK: .i hkndkkson. R.8. BKBNlitD VOL-.M I Art the pi sure of informing hiafrienda end ca*tomer? th it he i-on*i>ntly kwfw baud. e Urgi atock of all kind* of CHOltU mi; OA Hit, the lowest ..rki-t pried! if Well tf hi* manafhet are ? of Until importation l^KwiRAur cuahuoton. reh. at, im ?if.


ocr: P K OSI OF TI! fa fif f! $5* H *4 .^EBr.jra, %M n i* i*t.*l Now i* the Time 1 REELING vefy grateful for the pntroni'^o I . of Ijinouster I Mstriet, or the State of .' out Country, the Proprietor of the " Lancaster l-ed ccssable to all, bv offering every inducement n f Suhseription price to ?1. 5<J, when ten or u re therefore he as follows : for a single copy, two cents if payment l?e delayed three fnotiths, and th new subscribers, by paying the cash (.*>15 j iti a'i one ycjir. Any person who will proem c. the nam ?10. will he furnished with the Ledger one year The patronage whieli has breo iiitherto extend io believe must in part be i.ttributed to merit, ?n< ing the good frieudsand well wishers of the I?ed North, he contemplates printing the paper almost er than at present used, w hich w ill gi\ c the reftdct TWICE THE QUANTITY OF The intention of the editor h not only to mak local District Paper, but at the same time as poss has no predilections for Lancaster, it is a presui lislicd at oi?e of our country Court Houses, can o triet where the paper is published. This is not t the tiews ??f the city dailies, and in t n abridged tc reading in a small compass. In the conduct of tl selecting articles, and except articles of stirring in erally taken from papers published at a distance, i paper may be NK\V. Many talcs which haw be Iccted from Knglish papers, have never before bet The first clfort of the editor having been so s atisfaction, he will in a few weeks,commence Hit ORIGIN AX ic h will occr.py. perhaps, tome 'en or twelve tr en in each number. 'I'he "Ledger" ward aiways will be AN INDEPENOI Itliough this independence is not Ooo'trurd at detuning any set of men or measures. God gran riously threatened the peace and comfort of our | love peace?our efforts shall be to promote pe, unmolested, when trod upon lie will eurl. ? aneo may cease to be a virtue," and young and through our veins.although disposed to go to an when more than is reasonable or just is denial the calumet and blow awav the smoke. The "latdger." vt e ate determined, shall be a eo The .MARKKTS will r.vt be "egleeted. and it a paper we. rthv of patronage. <>ne defiar on .iBBiBli BBil, 5 . A 8 IB B',, IS1 *~*P every branch of mcclnnical indcr'rv, will fri series of Agrieulttiral articles wiM be publis GRAftS." which alone will be worth'lie To make a long story short, we ii?fr"tl to publi : but we ask assistance to sustain us in our | > I,.,,?i| \V?. have l?,wp t?*M U'af we. hav* JLVT DAVID'S HEBREW PI-A^Tl-R, ijn flVtlW great Remedy for Rhcuu\a*istn. GouL , . 1 Palh in the Side, Hip. IWk, I.imbsan'J V?". Joints. Xerofvda, Kin*j'r. Evil, \V*.iit?* y well- , in s, Hard Tumor*.. tstilY Joints, and all fixed , pains wlintever. Where thu PI stci i? :ip plied Pain cannoi exist. Tliis celebrated Pain Extractor lias been i 5 ao extensively used by l'liysieians and the I people in genera', both '.ti this country and [ por tii.it i! is alr.i(r*,f mtedlers to say nnv j,, ^ tiling nbntit it. Yet tl'ifto r.'ay be some, on stand in need of its healing powers j h ive hot y ' tried it. For their sokes \yj will siiiijMy state what it has done in j thousands of ease*;, and what it will do for i j tlieni when tried. j ? .1 ' OICE FROM GFORdlA. | ^ ^ Head the following testimony from a Phi- ; sieian. (jF.KTI.EMKN.?Your Hebrew Plaster has me of pains of which 1 have sullered rf'' for twelve years past. During this period I I Inhered under an nllietion of my loins and ' the side, urtd tred many remedies that my ow n i and ext'etieneo suggested, btlt without Con relief At length 1 used your fula Plaster, and am now by its _t*oJ cd'eets et_. of . E CTU S LB i ledger: to Subscribe ! te Luis rcceivt d, not only From the citizen li Carolina, hut from the Wholfc Southern Iyer," desrious of making his paper sc lis power, has determined to reduce his unite. The rates of subscription will dollars in advance two dollars and fifty ree dollars if delayed six months. Ten Lvattve, will have the paper furnished for es of six s'li^cribers and sending us cash gratis. od to tin-, paper, the Proprietor is feign I he takes great pleasure now, in that T;.> soon as lie returns from the entirely in new type, and in type small nearly ' READING MATTER! ;e this paper useful and interesting as A * tossing interest for an outsider - one who rnption with ninny, that a newspaper be interesting to a citizen of the Dishe case. Our country papers epitomize inn, give the reader choice miscellaneous he ledger, the editor taker, great pains in terest. the extracts tn this paper nro for this reason, that the mailer In this en printed in this paper, having beeil so published in America, uecessful. and given such GENERAL i publicaticr. "f anchor STORY; umbers, although a large amount willb 3NT PAPER, > to prevent him from approving or cont that the political strife*! Vvhlth mnst sc. leoph* rvene time nfi ha- We ace, but although the worm is harmless .wincing a spirit of resistance. "Frobearv igneous, w itli Carolina blood flowing e.vtieinc limit with our Northern brethren ided, then we bait, and are ready to break mpietc newspaper. i.ll matters of interest shall be givc?l t& linen*. shall claim great attention ; arti(m a i&BLTBjafi sin time to time appear in 1 lie "Ledg bed from eur esteemed correspond price of Subscription, isli as good a paper as can be found any undertaking. Old subscribers, give us > d?<m> wrv well. Hit we will trv to do Addrcbs, R.S.BAILEY, 1 .ancestor, S. C. SE( 1 AR& SEGAR& IK lest lotSogars ever brought to 'tits place. tVniM etgtit <1 ottars to foit> l irs per thousand. Just received from limoVe. for ?:de at tho It BOOK STORE, NOTICE. TAlvE this method of infotr.c.rtg the ?hat inV M11.1.S arc ir good ordc.i grinding both Corn nrtd Wnciit, those u v. *s!i giutl flour and a heap of it ctiRV* ?.?M , . . - ..... j. iy .jiw per uusoei lor all good ieat delivered at inv Mill. J. B. MOBLBV. u I >20 84 5t. DR. STRONG'S IMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS. 111ESK PILLS arc entirely Vegetable, and are a moat suy>ernr Medicine ih cure of ail Bilious Cnmplahiia, Chills Pevet, Dispcpsin, Pbstivencss, Liver nplaints. Juandiees, Sick Headache, Scro. Salt Rheutn, Fevers of all kinds, Loss Appetite, Obstructed and painful


ocr: ! i? j ' c * ' t ' 1 1 f * c c J I)of thp Yourself ! POCKET Or, every one his own Physician. 'pi IK Ft MtTIKTI I 1 Edition, \ ith Egk liutidretl i*y V*\ showing Di?t*nms K * Malformations of H ntarr rBB ) "'iinan 'Sm "'V'J'V ""d ' is. rii. ?I p u|>!iMir tli< *e contemplating m page. Ily NVii.mam Youjms, M. D. Lot no f it her lie ashamed to present n copy f the iKi'lCIJIiACH'iSto lii? eliilil. It nwy uive 11i111 from an curly grave. Lit no nan or woman enter into the secret obliga- Ions of married life without reading the 'Oi'KLT vK^CULAl'IUS. let no tillering from n hacknied Cough, I'ain in he Side, restless night*, nervous feelings, nil the whole train of Dytprpticsensation*. nd given op by their physic'.an, be another iiomcnl without consulting the S. Ilavo the married, or those about le married, any impediment, read this truly isvful booh, us it has been this means of axing thousands of unfortunate creatures roiu the very juxva of death. '' i-er Any' person sending TWKNTY- "IVK C'KSTN enclosed in n letter, will >ne copy of this work by mall, or five opies will be sent for One Dollar. Address, (postpaid,) DR. VV4L YOUNO, Ao. IM Sjrrucc St., petpUiu. Ajril 13 10 tf. o BLANKS BLANKS!BLANKS! Of every description, for Sale


ocr: Leonard's "Try R" SHAVING SOAP JHIIhHJo vA^!I\bHH1ES3w*PW^CX'5^*! \^B^wPWP^7 v7,/ m ^ : SBSSS^^^^BSBSrr M?f?*?r Makes tlio richest Heaviest, thickest, and most permanent tether of any Shaving Soap now in use. LEONARD'S FLAVORING namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Ruse, i Poach, Orange, for Cakes, Pudding*, ; Pies, Crfstnras, Creams, Ices, &c, are - vory choice, and exceedingly convenient. Housekeepers should never bo without i them. Ihose who delight in tho de! lioious flavor and exquisite perfume of i Fruits and Flowers, will find in these ' Flavoring Extracts all that they can j desire. ^ I LEONARDS LEMON SYRUP, boing made from Fruit instead of from Acids, as are all tho ordinary kinds, is not only far more pleasant, but also more healthful and wholototne, and makes tho most agreeable of summer drinks. LEONARDS MUSTARD.?Those of using Mustard that is not half I rioe-flour, ana wish it perfeotly purr, ; should try I^eonard's Pure Mustard, and they will enjoy an artiolo vory different from what is usually oalled Mustard. Bardotte's Tasteless


ocr: AND DRV WOODS. ? CHAKLE?TON,?<C< T)R(>VVNING & LEM AN, formerly ofan I# successors to C. At E. L. Kerrssor A^ Co., would respectfully cull the attention of their customers, uod others v isiting Charles* ton, to their assortment of DRY GOODS, now opening which will be found more eotn plete thiin has ever before been otlercd irt ' that city. i ! All articles in their line have been expressly to order, and JMruRTED t and will be WarruRled to ptoxe at , repretcnled. The one-price system will be rigidly to. and purchasers may depend upon every article being priced as low as they cart" J be procured in any city in the United States. Particular attention is requested to their departments of Silk and Fancy Dress Goods, Carpetings, Blankets, Woolens. Sheetings. and Shirtings, Linens, Table Damasks, Diapers, I Towellings. Napkins. Doylies, | Together with ever" variety of Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery' j of all kinds. Terms.?Cash or eity acceptances ! BROWNING & LEMAN. No. 209 & 221 King st. cor. Market CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 20. 1852. 37 IV.


ocr: T1 ?* j. j? dc | * ? w Holds its Regular Wfctojtly Meetings?t stnperance Hall dvery Tuesday 5 o'clock. S. L. STRAIN JuMe 10. 19 8. SOUTH CAROLINA. mes R. MujHtl, ahd wifo "1 Rebecca J. B. Magilli, ( In Equity. t*. ' lines M. Ingram, Executor | Lancaster Dial of Rev. ETIng U Ffafter | Bill fur ic'd, Maria Louisa Frafter. Partition, rancis P. Boulwnro. and Electiou &e. Mary Boulwnre hia vshU et al. It appearing to my satisfaction that Fran ? P. iloulwarc and Mary Bonhvare hi. ife.defendants in above case, reside " ithoul e limits of tl.is State, it is ordered on morn of Clinton solicitor for complainants at the said defendants Fr*neis P. nnd his wife MuryBoulware.do answer ead or demur to the bill in above case on before the 7th day of July 1863, judgment pro confess "ill be ordered [alnst them. ;. H. WITIIEDSPOOX, Cum. Eq. L. D. Lancaster C. H., 3. C. Mafcb 30th 1853. Printer'* fbe $7 5^?3m. s t . . ,