ocr: Juno 1, 18K1. '',' HATS AND CAPS. t Dit J. '4' AUG ART resiwctfully Infornni' thelt ciutomers nnd the public generally, that the always keep on liai.d a good stock of llats ot their own manufacture, in addition to which they have re ceived a very large stock of hats and caps from the cast, consisting of fine Mole rikin Hats of the fall Ei,il)i.iii tttr mtil wool 1,'ouMiitl, I ln,B. n tf'ftl. viirilC ot silk piusli Cups, of the latest styiea for men and' Miys; also a great variety ot boys and cmldren's clow Cups, whiuh thty will sell at prices that cannot fail to satisly the buyer. D. oc. J. TAGGAKT. Cadiz, Sopl. SU, 1852 ly. - . -. ... ' -.- tlKsi ItH IV 4 1. ' M.H' AT A. F. MOOSE'S I I am just receiving the handsomest and best assort ment of Goods oyer brought to Cadiz, which I am' determined to sell lower, tor Gash, tlmu can ba aei'l, by n-iy other house iu the place. . M ;' stock consists of line Satin, Silk plain, black and fancy lor Dress; best Satin lor V es'.ing; Persian de Ltunea and other new style goods hit Ladie Dre, sess lierage uo Dailies, ccc, &,c; Crape and Silk Shawls; tha niost splemiid styl,5of Ki.ibons evor ef ti red in Cadiz. All new stylos HEADY MADE Ci.OTHiNG Cloths, Cassiiuorca, Vestings, Ate. Also, a splendid assortment of Shoes, Uootaea, ici . Donnets, Ciqis, &c. , . ,.v I mill eoutinua to make tip Clothing in tha latesV styles and iu the best manner to order, and, cheaper, than the cheapest ' ' 1 invite all my old customer and the citizens ertilly to call and examine before purchasing, lor I intend to sell low for Cash, and will make it to tli Cadiz. March Id. '5H. n. i-1 W. M'DOWELL; (Soa rssoa to A, L. JTraiiitkA ;? DOOKSELLEK, STATloNEli, AND ''(SlSOBaV "fttnrkvt street; f-lealn'riville, O., nearly oppoi. , tha jeflirsou iironch Bank,. . ... :' , M j, DEALER1 In School and MisceUuiteoua 'BiMika,' Wrapping, Waif apd Writing Paper, tpgetlttf with fancy Stajnery. Dliink Hooks of every kini always on hand, or manufactured at tlie lowest prv ces. Particular uttoutiou paid to U, tin, niauufs-.tma. of CVtunty lilaiiks. 'l'ho highest price punf tuf It t.' febmary i, lt44 iy, , ; :,e. .'; t? W. it ,6 COEDS OF BARK wanted, for frhlck ta Ui4 tnarkdt price will be paid. ' Wohiivouow on baud end always kerji a lerr and general ass'trtnient of all Simla of Leather, which wa oiler to aoM on the rnont accommodating tat ma. We are afwuy ready 1) purchase, at the highaat market price, HideH, Sfiiri, and Leatlwr in the roegh'' Wa have aluti on hind a large aosurtnient v( tw riors' Tools and Oil, which wa oiler law tu 'I'utMi and Curriero, .;; - . j . We beg loavatn call the atteutioa f aii hi , superior qualities of Leather, na w tlattur our.!a we can funiisli a anperior article, on that wili htif, comnariwm with any ever ollwed in liiit cosatryi A .Wa tan be found at tbrtnld !. '-f'i GEORGE 4 MOUlCV; May 1 851. .


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ocr: L.,uiiu ni'arly oiwMie th Mansion IIhiisk. 1 1 will warmnt thi'ir work to be made in the rciy Ix-rn ,. '', t,, ir rm'.". , v ' . , i . .. t ... . 1,0 '" .New urk "n,, ll'-lpl , . - , t ii.liz, O. May 11, iv.'i'l.-tr. HATS AND CAFS D& J. TAWJART resiM-ctfully informs then cnstoiners nnd tlie public generally, that they nlwnys keep on hand a good stock ol llats ot their own manufacture, in addition to which they have re ceived a very lame stock of hats and cais trout the cast, consUung oi' line Molo. .Skin UaU ot the tall fashion, fur and wool Kossuth Hats, a great variety ot f ilk plush Cans, of the latest styles lor men nnd hoyr-: also a great vniieiy ot bovs and children's cloth Caps, which tln v w sell at priet's that c iniiot fail u satisfy the bi-ver. V Cadiz, Si-pt. -ii', lS''''--,; 1 'ti' Yl , t , V. &.. i. TAOOAIt 1 . BOOK STOllii. S. W. li'DOWELL (St'CCKSsoR TO A. 1,. FHA'.ILR,) BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND BINDER Alurket street, Sleulienville, I.)., nearly opposite the Jt fl'erson brunch bank. DEALER in School nnd .Miscellaneous Book Wrapping, Wall and Writing Paper, togeth with fancy Stationery, blank books of every kind always on hand, or manufactured ut the lowest ces. Particular attention paid to to the iiiniiula"tiire ol County I) I an lis. 1 ho highest price paid tor liw Feltiuary !, 1853 ly. Now Come On. WE have received this day a laige assortment Nails ot nil sizes, which we will sell very also a superior lot ol Hoes which cant be boat. soon, as they are going last ut the June 15, 153. 1UG PADLOCK "AlHST"')! VINE'S Confectionary and Variety OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS. CAjD)X2, OUZO- MRS. M. DIVINE respectfully inforniB her thutsho has cjiiimeueed busiueisiii the build ing directly opposite thu Public buildings, where oilers for sale a largo and well selected assortment c o s r E c t 1 o k A a 1 E s, etc., umoiig which limy found the following: Common and mncy Candies of all kinds, Almonds, Filberts, Cieam and Pea N uts, Itaisins, Figs, Dales, French Currants, Sugar, Soda, butter and Water Crackers, Western Unserve and English Cheese, Ground and bark Ciuntiiuon. Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch, i'ine und Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snulf, Pulverized White Sugar, Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce, Combs, Porte .Monies, und Pen Knives, Visiting Cards and Envelopes, Watch Chains, Keys nnd Guards, A tine lot ol Common Jewelry, TO it! ot all descriptions, $3" As she intends to sell cheap, sho hopes friends und the public generally will tavor her their patronage. iK ' Country Confectionaries can be supplied at establishment oti the very best terms, mar 10-ly. A New Supply of mm H

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ocr: FSEE DEMOCRATIC For (Jovernnr SAMUEL LtSWIs. . Nontenant Governor llENJ AMI. V niSEL. Ruprums Judge KEIIBEN HITCHCOCK. Kecmtary of State WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. Treasurer of Stated. WESl.EY CHAFFLV. Attorney General COOPEIt K. WATSON. Hoard of Publiu Works-ALONZO O. I1LAIK. lfpro9ontative WILLIAM (J. FINNEY, Treasurer-rA lilt A HAM HOLMES. Fhorit!' JAM EH LYONS. " Kccorder-JOIkV 11. BLACK. " Coininiiloner JOILN McCALL. ' f'uroner Director of Infirmary-JOSEPH HIN'ES.


ocr: j I TUsc show's now Open. Sldmission Free to DAVIDSON & CG'3., Sliy-j-ilit Dagacrrian Car, V hero 1'irst. Class aro takn for rstio 1 Creat induxiiients arc o'.i- red to Clubs. Tive p:c- j tur, s taken and put up in l."rutil,d cas. n ..r 1. It is useless to say any thimr about the character ; of oar Work, an it la a setlh d Met, ibat it is t .r sa- I 1" !'or to any ever done in Cadiz. Ha. iig cnnngem. nls clsi where, we s.iail remain j omy ' ti w days trom llus dale. i yQ cllZllcTLO CO'l'OCtition. I DA 1D.S0.N Co. Cadi, O. August 3!, K',;i.


ocr: Democratic. S:ato Ticlict fpr 1853. fob eovEEsoa, WILLIAM ML DILL. ton IJSCTESXT OOVEBXOH, LESTElt BLISS. ron SCPREMB JCDOE, THOMAS W. JJAItTLET. FOR TnEASfRER Or STATE, ' JOHN G. BKESLIN. TOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM THEV1TT. fOU MEMBER OK THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WOnES, . WAYNE G1USWOLL). FOR ATTQRN'EY GENERAL, PEORGE W- M'COOK.


ocr: . STAGE, BUGGY & CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. Tho Oldest Shop in Harrison Ce. JOSEPH WILLIAMS HAVING at this timo superior facilities for the the manufacture of every kind of vehicle from having in his employ the bcBt of workmen, most ex cellent materials, and being- hinfself the only propri etor in Cadiz who has served a regular time to the businsss, announces to the citizens of Harrison am the adjacent counties, that he is at this time boner prepared than ho hasever been for the manufacture and saleol ' Pedler Waggons, Gigs, Baggie Sulkies, &c. all of which will be made in style superior to nny the place, and on the most favorablo terms. Custo mers will be warranted that all his work will 1)' done in the very best manner: - flUem Stage Coaches: , CxSfaTWO orFOUtt HORSE, will Mijjiafeyr ,-tr also bo made on .tonus as sc alaTtiitiiWi'if coiiiiiRidating as can he had in the western country. Those wishing flnny of the above description ol vehicles, aro respectfully solicited to give him, a call sho is well assured ho can suit them. 1 .Sliopdirectly east of the "Douglass House,' Cadiz. Ohio. .. ...' -'-' - June 1, 1853, ' Kossuth Hats, R.Keady do, Navy Blue and Oil Cloth Caps, at ' , ' WOOD 04 SMITH'S. 4.&IUV11 v,


ocr: If JlYET Reader 9 it is a positive fact, that perfect are taken for a 1 hi o st notliing these day. ih Cadiz, at ; DAVIDSON & CO S. , Cadiz, September 7. 1865.


ocr: FREE DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Governor SAMUEL LEWIS. Lieutenant Governor BENJAMIN KISSEL. Supreme Judge REUBEN HITCHCOCK. Secretary of Slate WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. Treasurer of State J. WESLEY CHAFF IN. Attorney General COOPE R K. WATSON. Board of Public Works ALONZO O. BLAIR." -Senator UEN. CHARLES WARFEL. Board of Equalization JAMES H. DKENNEN. Representative WILLIAM O. FINNEY. -Treasurer ABRAHAM HOLMES. Sheriff JAMES LYONS. , . .... , Recorder JOHN B. BLACK. Commissioner JOHN McCALL, Coroner . . Director of Infirmsry-JOSErU IIUVES.


ocr: 1853 SPRING GOODS. S. & IL McFADDEN VRE receiving a very large stoch of Pritirh. French and American Goods. The stock lia been well selected, and Halter Ihrtnselves that their prices and style must give satisfaction. F!f TiBLS. prime plantation Molasses; sii Hogs iiJ heads Sugar, lor sale wholesale or retail, by S. Si H. McFADDEN. fTfi BBLS. No 2 and 3 Mackerel, for sale by OU S. 4. if. McFADDEN. FRESH TEAS, Gunpowder, Imperial Young Hy son and Olong Teas, of the latest importations. Fresh and fragont. The lover of this dclighttul beverage are invited to try a cup and be refreshed. It is kept constantly by S. &.. H. McFADDEN. BONNETS and Parasols, the greatest variety and handsomest styles in" the town. It you want a r.rcttv Bonnet, Ladies can bo acco-imodated at april 6, ISM S Si H M'FADDEN 1 Tierce of Kice and 20 Bags Cottce for saleby X april 6, 1853 S St 11 M'FADDEN BAY RUM the most approved nrtielo lor the no lot, for sale at (uprb) S Si H M'FADDEN DRESS GOODS the most stylish stock of dress goods ever olfered to the people of this commu nity, consisting of Silks, '1 issues, Burages, Lawns Chintzes, Ginghams and Prints for sale low at april (i, 1653 S & H M'FADDEN 'S BAY and Empire State Shawls, selling very fast at S. &. II. McFADDEN 'S K( DDli LCS. Bacon fur sale wholesale or re OU,UUU tail, by S &. II M'FADDEN april 6, 1833 SPANISH Sole Leather and Fish Oil for sale by npril ti,JH53 S & H M'FADDEN " T. PHILLIPS & SON. MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, and dealers in Trunks and unvilmg sacks, Mo roco &. kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegsx, lulls, tlireuu anu snuo-tintlings generuly, keep von ttantly lor sale an assortment oitlie ubuve arlirles, at their old stand oposite the Public Ollices,Ca(liz,0. 1853


ocr: cjxweu. ...HrsRVC nniASsi CONWELL & BE GRANGE. Tailors CADIZ, OHIO respectfully inform the citizens of-j Cadiz and the surrounding country, that Tl have conuiic need carrying on the aliovs iff in all of its various brandies in Uie rooa occupied as a law oftice by L. C. f ursyths and nearly opposite the Mansion House. J Is-, warrant their work to be made in llie very bei aslhey w ill keep none but the best ot work in their employ. 'Plus la'esi New York and Philadelphia lash un received; Cadiz, I). May 11, 1853,-tf. HATS AND CAPS. & J. TAGGART rcstiectfully informs then I ), customers and the public generally, that they keen on hand a good stock of Hals of their mamitacture. ill addition to which they have re a very large stock of hats and caps Irom consisting of tine Mole Skin Hats of the lur and wool Kossuth tlats, a great silk plush Caps, of the latest styles for men and also a great variety of boys and children's which they will sell at price? that cannot 10 sausiy uie nuycr. v. ol.. j. a awm. . Gadiz, Sept. ski, in.i! iy. BOOK S'J'OllE. S. W. M'DOWEIL (Successor to A. L. Fbaxikr,) BCKlKSELLEK, STATIONER, AND Market street, Steubenville, O., nearly opposite the Jefferson Branch Bank. DEALER in School and Miscellaneous Wrapping, Wall and Writing Paper, togeth wilh fancy Stationery. Blank Books ot every always oil hand, or manufactured at the lowest ces. Particular attention paid to to tho of County Blanks. The highest price paid for February !), ly. Now Come On. WE have received this day a large assortment Nails ol ail sizes, which we will sell very also a superior lot of Hoes which cant be beat. . soon, as they are gom. : fast ut the June 15, 1853. BIG PADLOCK. MHS. DIVINE'S Confectionary and Variety OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS. CADI, OHIO MRS. M. DIVINE respectfully informs her that she has commenced business in thu ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where oilers for sale a large and well selected assortment c o N t e c t 1 o n a k 1 1 s, ecu., among winch may found the following: Common und luhcy Candies of all kinds, Almonds, Filberts, Cream and Peu N uts, Haisins, Figs, Dales, French Currants, Sugtir, Soda, Butler and Water Crackers, Western Reserve and English Cheese, Ground and Bark Cinnamon. Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch, F itie and Common Cigars, Tobacco und SnufT, Pulverized While Sugar, Assorted Pickles and 1'epper Sauce, Combs, Pone Monies, and Pen Knives, Visiting Cards and Envelopes, Watch Chains, Keys and Guards, A line lot of Common Jewelry, TOYS ol ull descriptions, itS- As she intends to sell cheap, she hopes friends and the public generally will lavor her their uatronut'e. OCT Country Confectionaries can be supplied at establishment 011 lite very best terms, mar lo-ly.


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ocr: Smtiuel. The Feople & the People's Rights CADIZ. OHIO. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT, 1463 Democratic State Ticket for 185a ' FOR COVIRK0R, WILLIAM M15DILL. yqR miTS.NAKT COVERNOR. JAMES MYRES. FOR 8UPREHB JUDGE, THOMAS W. BAUTLEY. '0R TREASURER OK STATE, JOHN G. BRESLIN. ?0R SKfRETARr OK STATE, WILLIAM TREVITT. rOH MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PCBUC WORIS, WAYNE GRISWOLD. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, GEORGE W. M'COOK. STATE COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS, HIRAM II. BARNEY. Democratic Senatorial Ticket FOB STATE SENATOR, JAMES KELSiJY. of Belmont Co. FOR BOARD OK EQUALIZATION, WALTER JAMISON, of Harrison Co Democratic County Ticket. FQR REPRESENTATIVE, ASA HOLMES. FOR TREASURER, DAVID HILBERT. FOR 6HER1KK, WILLIM MILL! GAN. FR I'ROSECUTINO ATTORNET, LEWIS LEWTON. FOR RECORDER, FRYER McKINNEY. FOR COMMISSIONER, JOHN McUONNEL. FOR CORONER, P,r. ENOCH CONAWAY. FOR INFUIMARV DIRECTOR, JOSEPH THOMPSON.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For (Governor SAMUEL LKWIS. Lieutenant Covurnnr HEXJAM1N BISSEL. Supreme Jmlfie UEl'BEN HITCHCOCK. Secretary of State WILLIAM A. OltAHAM. ' Treasurer of Slate-J. WESl.EY CIIAFF1N. Attorney (ienernl COOPEIt K. WATSON. Hoard of Public Works A LONZO t). ULAIK. Senator (JEN. CHAltLIM WAUFEL. iiinrd of Eqiinlizniion JAMES H. DUENNEN. Kepn sentative WILT.IAM G. FINNEY. Treasurer AIM AH AM HOLMES. Sherili JAMES LYONS. Recorder JOHN U. I1LACK. Commissioner JOHN McCALL. Coroner


ocr: , ., BIG PADLOCK REVIVED ! ! ! A COMPLETE, flew and wol selected Stock of Hardware, Cutlery, Carpen ters anu builder's tools and materials, and all; kinds of Hardware, se- lef.fH fit minlitw nnA eheapness, just receiv ing at me sign oi nie Hit, BAD LOCK, at the old stand of Welch Si Phillips's, opposite the P ubl , Buildings, which will be sold for Cash lower than ev er before offered in this plac. . , Carpenters, Bricklayers, Blacksmiths, Saddlers, and all kinds of Mechanics, and also those who wish to build, are invited to call and see my stock, which will always be kept complete, anil sold at ss low rates, sscanbe purchased at the River. v , . I will always keep on hand, as well as s general stock of Hani ware, e complete assortment of Nails and Iron, OCrCall and see. R. J. BENJtETT. - L 'adix. P.. Dpcemerb 15. 1852. rkPEKA (all wool) Flannellsand Maetlli 3? Vs r 1 iisr assorted, eoler. spi2J Ji WM. iiUGG i.(, ... - I W ' It


ocr: HATS AND CAPS. it w m D J. TAGGART resnec tfully informs then . customers and th public generally, lhaj always keep on hand a good stock ot Hats ot own manuiactura, in addition to which they hare re ceived a very large stock ot hats and caps trum eat, consisting of hne Mole Skin Hats of the fashion, fur and wool Kossuth Hat, a greet ol silk plush Caps, of th latest styles lor men boys; slso s great variety ol boys snd cliildren's Cups, which they will sell at prices that cannot to satisiy the buyer. I). J. TAUGAR P. Cadiz, Sept. -tl, 16? ly. 1BUOK STUKI S. W. M'DO WELL, (PlccessuR to A. L. P'razier,) BOOKSELLER, S TATION Eli, AN D .Market street, Steubenville, O., nearly opposite the Jefferson Branch Bank. DEALER in School and Miscellaneous Wrapping, Wall and Writing Paper, with iancv Stationery. Blank Books iA every always oti hand, or manufactured at the loweet pri ces. Particular attention paid to to the of County Blanks. The highest price paid lor February IBi3 ly.- Wow Come On. WE have received this day a large assortment NniUol nil sizes, which we will sell very also a superior lot of Hoes which cant be beat. soon, as they sto going last ut the June 5. IBM. BIG PADLOCK A IKS. Confectionary and Variety OPA.S1TE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS. MRS. M. DIVINE respectfully Informs ner Ihul she has commenced business in the ing directly opposite the 1 uulic isunaiiigs, w uerc oilers for sale a lurge and well selected assortment coM'ECTioNAkiES, &c, among wiueii may lound the following: Common and iancy Candies of sll kinds, Almonds, Filberts, Cream and Pea Nuis, Kuisnis, Pigs, Dales, F rench Curruuts, Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers, ; W estern Reserve and English Cheese, Ground and Bark Cinnumon. , Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch, F'uie and Common Cigars, 'tobacco and SnuiT, Pulverized White Sugar, Assorted fiekles and t'epjier Sauce, Combs, Porte .Monies, and Pen knives, Visiting Cards and Envelopes, (i'atcii Chains, Keys and uuards, A line lot ol Common Jewelry, TO VS of all descriptions. As she intends to sell cheap, she hopes friends and thu public generally will favor her their patrouuge. OCT Country Confectioimries can be supplied at establishment on the very best terms. marO-ly. '


ocr: . ATTENTION' THE uudcrsigned, having been appointed hy the Probate Judge of Harrison comity, the Board of School Examiners for said county, givo notice, that their first meeting will beheld in Cadiz, on Sathrday, April 30th, 1853, at whieh time the teachers of the county arc requested to present themselves for ex amiiiuticii. WM. CUL. GASTON, LAWSllN SCOTT, E. F. THOMPSON, April 13, 1853-3M9


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET iESCUUPIUS OR. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. r l inc iorueiii eumon, J One Hundred Engravings, showing Diseases and Mulfor mations of the Human in every shape and form. which is added a I realise on the Diseases of females, heinji of the highest importance married people, or those con templating marriage. By WILLIAM YOUNG. M. D. Let no father lie ashamed present a copy ot the A:CUL- AP1US to his child. It may save him from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret obligations ot mnr ried life without reading the Pocket Escui.Ariiis Let no one suffering from a hackniad Cough, Pain in tha Sido, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their physician, bo another moment without consult ing thevE sc.ui.Am.'S. Have the married, or thoso about to be married, any impediment, read this tru ly useful book, ns it has been the means of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the vary jaws of death. 0:jr Any person sending 1 wenty-hve Cents enclo sed in a letter, will rr coive one copy of this work by mail, or five copies wili be sentforOne Dollar. Address, (post paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 152 Siiruce St.. Philadelphia. J"My4, 1353. G RIND STONE Hangings, Tea Kettles, Flat Irons, Brace and Bitts, all kinds, Dog Chains


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ocr: F7"" TjC yh? People & the People's Eights ' ; cadiz, oil To. WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. 5, '53 Democratic State Ticket for 1853. FOR GOVERNOB WILLIAM MEUILL. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, JAMES MYRES. TOR SUPREME JUDGE, THOMAS W. BARTLEY., FOR TREASURER OF STATE, " JOHN G. BRESLIN. FOR 6ECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM TREV1TT. FoBMESIKKROF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, . WAYNE GRISWOLD. .-.,' FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, GEORGE W. M'COOJv. STATE COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS, HIRAM II. BARNEY. Dempcratic Senatorial Ticket. : ' FOR STATE SENATOR, ' HARRISON MASSIE, of Belmont Co. . ' FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, WALTER JAMISON,;of Harrison Co Democratic County Ticket. FOR REPRESENTATIVE, ASA HOLMES. : FOR TREASURER, DAVID 1IILBERT. ' ' ' FOR BIlEffo-l?1, ' WILL1M M1LLIGAN. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,' LEWIS LEWTON. ' FOR RECORDER, FRYER McIUNNEY. FOR COMMISSIONER, JOHN McCoNNEL. FOR COKONEK, Dr. ENOCH CONAWAY. FOR JNFIUM AH Y DIRECTOR, JOSEPH THOMPSON.


ocr: Democrat c Sculiml. - j. , -w-a w iv. Mi i j jfjln. H ' ' Tlie People & the People's RigutS c.mtz, onto. WEDNESDAY EVEN I NO, APR. 27. 53


ocr: roa C0VE&N03, WIU.IAM M Ii. DILL. FOR LtECTENANT GOVERNOR, LESTER BLlS. FOR 81TRF.ME Jl'DtiB, THOMAS W. BAUTLEY. FOR TREASURER OK STATB, JOHN . BRESL1N. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM TREV1TT. FORMEMEEROF THE UOAltD OF PUDLIC WORKS, WAYNE GLUSWOLD. FOR ATTORNEY CF.NERAL, . GEORGE W. McCOOK.


ocr: DOCTOIl YOURSELF! THKPOCKIMSCULAPIUS OR, EVEIiV ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. . liu Kiiuuui eiiiouil, Willi J. One Hundred Engravings, showing Diseases and Mallor iiiations of the Human System in every eliupe and idrni. 'l'o which is added a Treatise on tlie Diseases of Females, beiny of the highesrtmportanje to married people, or thoso con templating marriage. By WILLIAM YOUiv'G, U. D. Let no father lie ashamed to .....j,.! .,.,.,.,. i' .!, ;.'i-i r SjiLiJZ API US to his child. It may save him from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret obligations ol mar ried life witliout reading the Pocket j'EseuLAPics. Let no one suffering from a hacknied Cough, Pain in the Bide, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their physician, tie another moment without consult ing ihoX, scclapius. Have the married, or those about to he mitrried, any impediment, road this tru ly useful book, as it lias been the means of saving thousands of unfortunate -creatures irom the very jaws of death. . , 8Cr Any person sending Twenty-five Cents enclo sed in a ietter, will receive one copy of this work by mail, or live copies wili be sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG, r No. S2 Sprites St., i'hlladelphia. May 4, 1853. ,; . . .. UINO STONE Haneines. Tea Kettlos. Flat VJ Irons, ilrsce and Bins, all kinds, Dog ana naKna, can oe naa very cheap at tne Juno 1J, ISM ' JJ1G PADLOCK. 1S


ocr: To Builders and others. 9 FilESII Burnt Bricks for lhy . .... ,. . . V00D& SMITH.


ocr: a. W. VOFFITT I. W. MOrtlTT. G. W. & J. W. MOFFIT, RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Cadi and surrounding country, that they have enter, ed into partnership, and are prepared, to.executo ei ther mechanical or surgical Dentistry, in the latest and most improved styles. Their work is perform ed in the very best manner, with strict regard to u tilitv. durability, conveniencs and neatness. All their operations warranted, and are repairsd free of charge. Oflico Steubeuyilla iirest, opposite tne nepuuticsn on ice. . Cadi, Decsnibet 8, 1354. , ,


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ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. Disaster at the State Capitol.?A de spatch, brief but pregnant with meaning, was received here by a distin guished citizen, from another who occupies a prominent position in the State Legisla ture. It was to the following effect: "Dear Hickock:?For Heaven's sake tell John Galpin, of stalls No?. 3 and 5, S'. Market, to send us something to eat. We are starving." This is a dreadful state of things. We had no idea that our legislators had such terrible sufferings to endure. We can im agine their deplorable condition. We no idea they were reduced to so low an of edibles. No wonder they are through th$ business of the State. A hun gry stomach knows no law. We are of an opinion that a subscription should be raised to send a steamboat, or even several steamboats, to Baton Rouge provisions for these starving legisla tors. This nation has sent any quantity food to Ireland, Madeira, &c., and we do see why the inhabitants of the capital Baton Rouge should be less the ob of our charity and commiseration than the citizens of a foreign clime. If no can be sent to them, we advise that a steambeat be sent to bring the leg islators to the city anu divide them among the different restaurants.

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

publisher: J.B. Tate


ocr: JOHN X. DONN & gROTTnrp " SOLE AGENTS FOR /HE CITY OP NEWELL'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP t FEEDER^ to prevent all accidents from the . * ?_{MU k? 1Dg one w^ing the will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. W? have them fitted to the Solar, Glass, and Brittania ** --'H- ? Also, Extra Heads and Tubes to fit any !*???.? For sale, wholesale and retail, by ? JOHN M. DONN. t BRO.. ft b 10? *T'' h*1'10111 11 th *****


ocr: TO THE AFFLICTED. graeffnel's German EAN JULAP, the safest, most speedy, and remedy ever discovered for the cure of rlioea, Gleet, Stricture of the Urethra, Ac. Price bottle. Just received and f<>r sale by S. R. SYLVESTER, Druggist aud Apothecary, cor. oth and II


ocr: EVENING star. jfceof tb0 "D .ily Evening Star," 6 th s;TS.et south of fenn. avenue. Weekly Calendar. Ui't* kngt'i 10 hours and 46 minutes. **? f CB8C tfOO.YRIS tF. RWW. I Si.TS. V j 6-4;> I 5.15 HO.J u i-"'1 y ??** i 5 ii J I". T Mi 5.17 ?? 1 ? ?i""'1"-' e'i! 5.18 ! , IT 1 6 4) I 5 20 i on' Is ! *'? y ! ?>.2i 30r 1? j.'iturl?y * :ih j 5. >2 I .!//-. William Tucker. such as Hi'ijiiee us he may employ, is authorized to re tr, , subscribers and advertisements for the .?Daily V eniftj Star." [Arsons wishing to It served with the " Kten .Tif w 'I hie* names and address at Ja Tries A j M w<ir-/, Bishfijfs )*riofJ.c d s ore adjoining H' n/i. -I- T'ttes n'nr l\Ut street, J. ML'ls's Brown's j[i*?es Winter's fit// or crt ShibingUms i,k-m !!ai!ding. Also, LammtuTs 1th street. A fart s'wn's can f*e l-ft at the a/jove p'aces. Local AflT.ttm. Arriv-jl (f Gen. l\erce.?The President e>et i- expected to arrive here this evening. I'revious to his leaving home he expressed a *i-h that no pub'ic demonstration should bcmi'le in any of the cities through which he iia?l to pa>s, and we have no doubt it will for cumpliud with here. Anxiety to see him *;!! Attract a larjje number of persons to the ?I p>t. and many will Accompany him to WiHard's, where apartments have been se cured tor him. A .other S'tooiinj Affair ?A few evenings since Mi*. J. II. Ellsworth was shot in the ar:a by a woman named Shecktlls. The wmtid, though painful, may not prove dan ; rjas if properly cared for. She has been beitl to bail to appear at court. We have not learned the particulars of the atfair. Temperance.?llaydock, the 44 ex wood *i*yer." lectures to night at Temperance % il til. He is said to be an able advocate of -tha cause.'* Pnf< sr?r llale.?This gentlemin com mittees a course of lectures upon Electro Uiulogy to-night at Caiuj-i's Saloon. The populati'y of Professor Hale ill other cities, and the general desire to hear a clear exp^a nation of this subject will induce the attend ance of a largj and i itelligent audience. Xititnal Theatre.?Mrs. Farren appears


ocr: JKKSKY POTATOKS.-F*mi i' who may wish to be supplied with prime New Potato^* for winter u*e. in l?>u of five and ten can have their orders fiil-d bv leaving them J\0. B KIBBEY k CO., No 5. opp *iu Centra AiarkeU y. B, 600 busbala exported daiJ j.


ocr: f daily - / . EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVEEY iFTEENOOST, m (EXC&PT 3UX/AY,) On D street, between 12U and 13th streets, BY JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS 01 SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at a week, payable weekly. To mail sub- $3.50 a year ; $2 for six months. Advertisements will be inserted in the Star at the usual rates of the other published in Washington. A be made to those who advertise by the


ocr: NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC! VST RECEIVED at Stationers' Hall, ad j lining the Irving llotel, tbe following pieces of And popular unit1?viz: The Atlantic tint urn Schottiscbe The ttallie Folk a I'm going for a Soldier. Jenny I would 1 wcr# a bird, dcartest Fi, 1, I, Quickstep Ben Holt's Quickstep Believe me ^the I'rij from Attila) Atlantic Polka Clifton Ktdowa Astonishing i'olka 'the Hoc (a beautiful Song) The Celeste Polka Mart's Waltz Sontag Po ka Mailer's Scrap Book?a collection of airs, for young people The Death of Warren f b 3?


ocr: COMBS. RECEIVED, a large assortment cf Tucking, Side. Lres?ing. Riding, Pine Ivory and other COMBS. Also, an abundance of Porte Monaie# of everv grade and for sale, very low, at LAMMOND'S 7 th street Fancy Store, second door below E. A liberal discount to tboca who bey to aeil


ocr: [KETS ! BLANKETS! L) pnirs RiVihand-bound Blanket* ll>0 do Common Blankets, all sizes fiO do Gray, Blue, and Ked Blankets, all sizei Linen and Cotton Sheeting White, Red. and Blue Flannels Together with a general assortment of Drv Goo>l5 WM R. RILEY, dec 16?3t comer Sth st. and opp. Centre Market.


ocr: ARRIVAL at BROWK^ HOTEL. Jus; received f om the manuf?ctory of Win. 1. McJauley, of Baitimore? One ca-e ot Patent Ork-Pole Boots One ca.-s of Double-Sole Boots One ras4> Dre>s Boots lor sale at the Fashiohable Boot Store (f dnc 4 j. MILLS. \ D 1'iC li< ? ? i tid ve i hi lirf no as iia>i tot of Ingrain a d cotton Cujets, wluth I will close out at I rime cost. Also<Cloths, Ca-simeres. Ve-tmirs. ai d Patinett^. which I wili tell n ??? v. ry sm ol aev inc.-. Those in want of gr?-at bargains in the abovw j^oocs. will please give me a call. D. II. TEBBS. No 4, South side ave. btt 6th.iU.d 7ih sts. 21?2w


ocr: FRENCH SHOEB AND PUMPS. TUST RECEIVED. direct from the Importer. ?J 5 cafies of French Walking SHOES, a supe rior article. Also, 3 oases Paris PUMPS, for the Dtawing-Room. Gentlemen wishing display a handsome f?ot will please call at the Fashionable Boot Store of MILLS, to was awarded the First T)iplom* for Boot* at the Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics' In stitute, held in Washington, February, 1853.


ocr: j ; A *.''***** ?~'rnr 1 hc purpose of eroctinc a . '[? k?eP'n? with the prop-ess 0f improvement..he -ndersieued have removed their os'^h 111 h m en t (temporarilv) to the cor. n'I? vr'it even" under W.ll.rd', Ho-el, where thev will he pleased to see their friend, and ensiomers may 31-3t E


ocr: DRAP D FTR CLOTH, C*SSIMFHTr a* PRAP D-Elf; kertS' ,,U"r an<l Brown CI/.THS; rhenp blMk and Faney-colored CABSIMKRES iilk, . atm. and Marseilles VFSTINOS " hite and checks! Linen DRILLINGS And many other ttoods for Summer w*ar WM. R RILEY. eorne" ?? " may fi-lm opposite the Market. grew v,rie'v'for ap 9?-aw ?w JXO. IT


ocr: SYLVTSTER'S SILVFR $ \\rA X iSOl'A JVUXTAIX, | __ Corner of 6th arid II streets, , 1VTAY K0W in full piny from 8 a. m. i to 11 p. m., and a? the Ladies come up j iu crowds exclaiming. -Oh ! how delightfully cool ai d refreshing!"' its pure bright and j sparkling waters are reflected from their i brighter eyes like sunlight from a diamond, j No flaming advertisement, with striking eap j tions in stirring capitals, have heralded forth in grandiloquent phrase this modest establish ment, but the public mav rest assured that hero only in this city can' be found the gen uine carbonated patent atmospheric Soda Fountain, ^improved, by which'alone pure k. JDA \\ Aj ER can be obtained fresh at every draught. S. R. SYLVESTER, Druggist and Pharmaceutist, m 23?eo 4w j Corner 6th and II streets. [News copy 3t.]


ocr: GRATF.S, GRATE?, GRATES, TUST RECEIVED, at the Washington ?J Manufactorv. a larjre and splendid assort of New York ENAMELLED GRATES the best quality and latest stvles. which I sell at the lowest price". Call and examine JAMES SKIRVING, South east cor Pa. ave.. and 11th st may 31-3t eo [Iutclli^cncer]


ocr: evening star. Office of th* " Daily Evening Star," 6th street south of P?nn. avenue. Weekly Calendar. ff Days length 11 hours and 4 minnUs. Tt BRl'ART. SUN. 6.37 0.35 6.34 633 Thursday ' 6 32 Friday j 6-30 Saturday 6.29 oq | Sunday. 2\ , Monday. .;> 1 Tuesday Wednesday 34 25 26 RISKS, i SETS. MOO* RISKS. J 5.23 5.25 5.26 5.27 5.28 5.30 5.31 4.50 5.37 6.19 full 6.55 8.07 9.19 Mr. William Tuckbr, with such at tutancc as he may employ, is authorized to re ceive subscrib&rt and advertisement* for the Daily Evening Star." persons wishing to be served with the " Even ing Stir" will leave their names and address at James folly's 1st ward, Bishop's periodical store adjoining jfiUarcTs, A. Tate's near lit/* street, J. Mills's Brown's ff0fel, James Winer's 6th street, or at Joe ShiU.ington's fyhon Building. Also, A. LammoncTs 1th street. Advertisinvnts can be left at the above places. Local Affairs* Mr. Fuller.?This gentleman does not im prove rapidly. At noon to-day he was no better than yesterday. Odd Fellows' Hall. ?41 Brewer's Grand Moving Mirror," the "Glance at the World," will be exhibited in this popular hall this evening. It is greatly praised by the press, and we have no doubt will be liberally pa tronized while in Washington. Xational Theatre.?Mrs. Farren is to ap pear to-night as "Pauline" in the "Lady of Lyons," and "Madaline" in "St. Mary's Eve." A Fracas.?A little sparring occurred yesterday afternoon, in the Treasury build ing, between two very espectable gentle men ; but no one was hurt bad, and the matter has ended. Criminal Court.?No b isiness was trans acted in this Court to-c ay; the trial Sasscer has again been postponed. Notfcing was dene at the this morning. The visiting "fancy men" are quiet at present. ODD FELLOWS' HALL.


ocr: A BUTTER! BUTTXK!! New York Butter will be sold c?fap to clowe a concern. th*n *nd Buckwheat Flour, 'haa the cheapest. Call *nd set. WILLIAMS A OO., fcv ?, , Near cor. 6th st. and Louisiana ave. b 2l~lw next door to Wimer's


ocr: von Two FRAM**! situated on 13t! i^jlstreet. between Now York avem'* and I1 a'rtet. One ha? n;ne rooms, the other five rooms. Inquire of DAVID FTNCIT. ie '{-It c^rrrif of F fln 1 fHb 9*ropfq


ocr: KVEXING STAR. the " Daily Evening Star," 6tli I?ses. South of Penn. Avenue. Weekly Calendar. ii- DJJS I'.njt'i 12 hours and 18 minntt*. SUN. SURCH. MOOX RISES. RISES. ! SETS. ! 5.51 5.50 TuesjUy ? ufi '>y >ion?l iv |" Willi*-'"'''1) , i har-*l?y ?? J\ - ... 5aturJ*y ?m * 6.U9 9.29 6.10 ; 1045 6.12 11.58 6.13 i last qr. 5.46 ' 6.i4 1.00 6.16 2?>6 6.17 1 2.57 5.41 Local Affairs. 71/ ranorami.?Our citizens who are . rj v.i traveling will have but few chances ?? ? ;i quick trip down the Mississippi. Tiie ^utiful Panorama will leave the city after evening. Secure tickcts, or miss je trip Pit Girdiner Trial.?At noon to-day they discus-sing the objections of the de counsel to the admission of cert; in e::Je:ice off -red yesterday by the prosecu ,n. Theaudieuce was rather small. The '.rcuit Court has adjourned until Monday, b;h of April. Tit Bills?Last evening the Balls of the .firman Veagers" and the '-Old Colum i ' wore well attended, and pleasure ruled hours We are but poor dancers our but the sound of good music, and joy that prevailed in the Halls made us happy, so tnat we enjoyed the those engaged in the to the "Yeagers!" aud success to the Columbia !" Democratic Review.?As the )k to this magazine has beeu lost by we have been requested to ask the to send their names to the tlie Evening Star, sixth street, south avenue. Fires.?"The incendiary committees" ap ?r to be at work again. Last night alarm, and two fires this morniug.


ocr: JOHN WAGNER, Carver and Gilder. PENN. AVENUE. BETWEEN 12th & 13th W jLiiu.Noios D.C. feb't?


ocr: marbleized IRON MANTELS!! J. F. HODGSON, H Streetj north side, between 6th and 7th, AGENT of the celebrated New York Maible ized Iron Company, lias at his Store in imitation of the different varieties but much more durable, for salt: at. pnecs from eight to seventy-five dollars, to invites the attention of the public. ALSO, Various FURNACES, for summer use, RANGES, different sizes, and an assort of TIN, JAPANNED, and IRON WARES?all sale at New York prices.


ocr: BOOTS! BOOTS Tl RECEIVED, from C. Benkurt, Phil adelphia? One case fine Dress Boots One case Walkincr Boots One case Button Gaiters, cloth tope One caae do do kid tops and now for sale. Call and *-e them at the far hk?nabl? Bcot Store of JOHN MILLS, fcb 11? under Browns' Hotel


ocr: GIUTO, G3*T^, G31TEI RECEIVED, at the Washington Manufactory, a lar^e and snlerdid assort of New York ENAMELLED GRATES the best quality and latest s'y'es. which I will sell at the lowest prices Call and examine. JAMES SKIRVING. South east cor. Pa. ave.. and llth st. may 3i-3t eo [Intelligencer]


ocr: >TW IS TEE TIME! TT'ST PFCEIYFD?a supriorlot of BUTTON ?J GAITI RS. kid tors, for Gentlemen. Also, the Imitation BUTTON GAITI RS, with kid tops. Together with every style of SHOES for Gentlemens". Youths'. Servants* a'ndChil drens" wear, all of which will be sold low at MILL'S New Stoie. East side 7th st.. bet. D and E. mav 2Mw jNewsl


ocr: THE CAPITOL HILL FESTIVAL, the Benefit of the Female FESTIVAL will be held iu tbe spacioua U the Columbia Fire Company. Capitol Hil ner of New Jersey avenue and nouth B sir?*t. Tueaday next, th* 2 2d in*t, for the ben. tit of th* r" male Poor, to contiuue fur a few daya, wher? friends of lVuevoleuof are respectfully and earn?"; invited to aid. Contributions in money, refreshments, or . will be thankfully received at the ball, or by the dersitrned, adjoining the hall. R. B. MILLS. Directress of the L. U. B. and Employ?'11* feb 17-lw ' _ &***? BROOMS, MATS, PAILS, &c. LARGE a?ort0)entof Brooms. Mats. Fails. f\ Buckets, Bail B >Xes. Market and Clothes kets. Brushes. Tubs, Korlcry, kc. Received, and for aaie by J. T. RADCLIFF, Odd Fellows' Hall


ocr: ^LATEST KEWS FROM FBAHCE -CT T1!! E SL'BSCRIBEH has just received anothe- U t of 1 those beautiful B?ris Pumps. Also, a fr*^h nif? plv of superb r French Walkinjr ^hoe? Top*-tin-r with a larire ?ssortment of f>pera JJoots. Glared Conpress 'ralters. Ac , wbich are raleulate<! to ple??e the most fastidious. Call at the Fashionable Poot ancSb?"?* store of JOHN Mll.I.? feb 25? under Browuti' II. tel.


ocr: JOHN M. DOffH 4 AGKMT8 FOR THE CITY ELL'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP A FEEDER to p,er,,?t tfl wcW?t, fro,,, T* i.?*? of BurninK Fluids Anyone seeing the wrfl be perfectly ratted of their safety We ve them fitu*i to the Solar, dlass. and Brittania Trr ^ V f 1H<a^*Dd T"^sto fit any For sale, wholesale and retail by JOHN M. BONN. * BRO., ** 10U> aDd 1Uh


ocr: FKEXC/l SHOES AND PUMPS. JUST RECEIV EI>. direct from the Importer 5 ca?es of French Walking 8IIOKS. a supe rior article. Also. 3 ca*^s Paris PUMPS, for the Drawing-Room. Gentlemen within? to display a handsome foot will please call the Fashionable BootStoye of MILLS, to whom awarded the Firtf J)ip'ornn for Hoot* r.t the I air of the Metropolitan Mechanic* I'1 *titute. held in Washington. IV* ruarv. 1H*!


ocr: and Stranger* look Dodge's Rheumatic Liniment has proved an Invaluable remedy for Rheumatism. Pains in Back and Chest, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Con tractions of the Muscles, Spinal Affections, Ague the Breast and Face, Sore Threat, Ac. The above celebrated preparation is founded an Indian recipe, and relief invariably follow* its ui*. price 50 ^ents per bottle. For sale by E3PEY * MORRISON. Druggists, 1?3teod Corner of E and 7th sts.


ocr: win -;s. RECEIVED.?50 ba??kefs ITeidsi^k. im ported bv Renauld ?t Francoise. j?er bas- SI 4. boxes Ruederbeimer. from C. Mayer ? Co.. Mainz. " Hockheimer, do. 14 Haut Barsae. F C. * W. GERECKE. Importers of Wines and Liquors, m 9?co2w Penn. av . bet 4j and fith s


ocr: AND TiJRACOO.?A few fifie. first ) Havana Clears 6 br.xea Ciiewing Tobacco, extra quality JWcerrod, and lor tak by feb Ii? j. x. RAMUTf, 7th ttrti


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAB. twinks. pI8HY# a lady, wife of one of the "cod fish aristocracy" of our city, on dispensing with the services of a faithful servant girl, gave her the following "Suky Day livd with me won yer and levven munths cookin washin and cleenin and is a yusful kind of body she is very onist and I newer nowd her to be licker and she dont hav no bows eortin of her in the kitchin arter nine at nite." From Hand to Mouth. "Your hand an noys me exceedingly," said the Prince of La Roche-suryon to a talkative person who was sitting near him at dinner, and who was continually suiting the action to the word. "Indeed my lord," replied the gab bler, "we are so crowded at the table, that I do not know where to put my " Put it on your mouth," said the Prince. " But Ye Can't Vote."?Great was the amazement and dismay among the Irish laborers when the steam-shovels were first put into operation on a certain section of the Vermont Central Itailroad, and one of the sturdiest of the Hibernians, after gazing at his huge rival for a few moments, thus apostrophised the enemy:?"Well, faith, ye are a big divil of a baste, and mighty sthroDg in the arrams; maybe now ye think yerself as good as an Irishman, but (with a look of ineffable contempt) ye can't vote!" " What would you like to have ?" said Mrs. Winter-blossom. " Why, a two bushel basket full of needles, and all ere needles worn clean up to the eyes iu making bags, and all them bags chock full of dimuns. You wouldn't talk about Cali forney arter that." Meant to de Even With Him.?When Dr. Johnson courted Mrs. Potter, (whom he afterwards married,) he told her he was of mean extraction, fchat he had no money, and that he had had an uncle hauged. The lady, by way of reducing herself to an equality with the Doctor, replied, that she had no more money thau himself, and that, though she had not had a relation hanged, she had fifty who deserved to be. Said a bed-bug to a musquito whom he chanced to meet: "How is it that you make out to extract so much more of life's current than myself, when I can bite as hard as you? How can you explain?" "For particulars see small bills!" quoted the musquito with dignity. THOMAS CREAS?R,


ocr: AS8IYAL8 AT THE HOTELS. WILLABD?S HOTEL. Col F T Lally, Me D T Van Buren, USA G K Peters, N Y J W Miller, N J Mrs J W G lassell J S Swarwout, U S N E G Squier, N Y L May, do J Waldon, do T C Suggles II J Ackershusen, N Y Z Logan Phila Dr Martin, Bait J L Hagerty, d-J J Turner, do G Oppel, Oswego Mr k Mrs C H Key, Md S Miss Lloyds, do Miss Lowades, do A S Quackenbush k 1N D R Carter, U S N G Gibson, Pa D L Griffing, Bait BROWN'S HOTEL. Crebs, Va R T Peck, Conn B Redfern, N Y D W Courts. N C II T Fennill Pa J B Davis, Va Hon Mr Dani"l, N C E Meriam N Y J S Prescott, Wis L Y Boggs, Mo Crooks, N Y J T Grant, do Mr Chesnut & 4 l's Md E Carmack do C A Beavans Md G W Shank do Miss A Sew ell do Miss S Sewell do Miss H J Hays do A G Briggs Boston J B Fahnestock Bait ? H P Griffin Bait N D Anderson do Mr Brent do R Gibson Pa G C Seymour N J J A Byers Md NATIONAL HOTEL. O E Woods Pa J P Norris do E Conklin Wis A Cuminings Mo 0 B Matteson N Y R A Ford do L Dimmick do F Whiting do R McEwen Mafs G F Potter and lady Me D McDougall N Y Miss McDougall do C II McCollough do C Gilvermann Md J II Gassaway do T Peter do D M Cohen do P O Daniel Wash C Brower and lady N Y J N Mills do Mrs Hooper do N T Thomson La J W Schaumburg Pa G Knatt do S JSeelyN Y 0 Phelps jr Wash J Ash Pa Dr 3 J Loom is Pa E Robinson Ya Mr Brush Md Mr Hastings Wash HHLce V? W B Shanks do M C Pearce Md J W Veazey do F G Dwight Pa F Kramer and 1 do F Fowler Bait J J Roberts Va J B Staoarddo N P Havward Md J N Duffy N Y J P Flewellan USA Rev Dr Kip N Y L Kip do R II Ly tell Va H L Lay ton do N T Canyl and 1 N Y C S Matthews and 1 do D Gorwin and lady do W Egerton and lady do M Isabel 1 Va J M Wyse Md R Tyson do J Brock Pa E Richmond do GADSBY'S HOTEL. Hon L McLane Md N B Camp S C Mr Schott Phila J Scott N Y Capt Walback USA UNITED STATES HOTEL. B J Tilley R I MP Sivers Kh J G Hogan N Y W S Morrison Va F S Gates Ky J M Soule Mass Miss Gates do IRVING HOTEL. S R Abbott & two ladies Bait Dr Brandt Md Dr A Lee Brent Va J udge Read Ohio' Maj Gen B Riley U S A Geo F Strother Va Dr W Helm do J Lovett & lady La Edgar Conklin Wis G W Fulton Pa Stephen Z Hayes Pa B Strong Boston J J Young Va Sam'l S White Va II A Brown Ky Miss H Brown do Mrs Yalekoffer do W S Stevens Mo Charles Strong do G C Seymour S J Douglass S Potter H C Linels Judge Day &c.


ocr: ttlvrK&HICS' BAKE, GEOBGETOWU. INSTITUTION is now doing a General Bank ing Bu?it?*. f.ffloe under the Union Hote ,cor c#r SriJA-e and Washincton street*. Georgetown, (D. C ) ?hers its noter will be redeemed in specie. F. W CoJfCH, Cashisr. Qeoxastow*, (D. C.) 1852.


ocr: TVIUP WVTE, CLOTH, CASSIHERES, &c. ?^LACK DRAP D'ETE ; best quality Black, Bine, and Brown CLOTHS; Black and Fancy-colored CASSIMERES Silk. Satin, and Marseilles VESTINGS White and checked Linen DRILLINGS And many other Goods for Summer wear. WM. R. RILEY, corner 8th it., may 6?lm opposite the Market.


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. (?rand Exhibition of SUPERB POINTINGS, the Metropolitan Paper Hanging and Upholstering Ware Rooms. name" in part : 2 magnificent views of Niagra Falls, ] magnificent view of Harper s Ferry. 2 splendid views of Frankfort-on-the-Main, 2 splendid views of Fridensl&dt; a ciost beautiful Rhine view. Besides the most numerous and splendid assortment of TRANS PARK NT WINDOW SHADES, are on exhibition and for sale at the same place. Admittance free. Come one. come all, to see the sublime soe nery of Niagara, at PLANT'S, D street, between 9lh and 10 street!, ap 2S?Ira


ocr: COLT'S LARGE and complete assortment of Colts' and Allen's REVOLVERS of all cites qualities just opened and for sale by J NO. W. BADEN. South side Pens, avecue, neai: et tp ?-2aw6w


ocr: ^Tofficeoftbe14DailyEvening Star," ,treet south of Penn. avenue. Weekly Calendar. g_, pays length 9 hours and 30 minntes. sux. | RISES. 7.19 q Sunday 7 i Q Monday h Tuesday. J2 Wednesday \l Thursday :4 Friday y0 Saturday 7.18 7.17 7.17 7.16 7.15 SETS. 4.41 4.41 4.42 4.43 4.43 4.44 4.45 MOOX RISES. 0.0 6.2 7.10 8.16 9.20 10.22 11.21 Mr. William Tucker, with such as kance as he may employ, is authorized to re txot subscribers and advertisements for the ^DaHy Evening Star." Mr. Burns wOl wait on the citizens of Georgetown. gj-Tirsons wishing to be served vriih the "Even sTip" will leave their names and address at James tU/s 1st ward, Bishop's periodical store adjoining WHarfi, A. Tate's near 11 th street, J. Mills's Brown's 114,1 James Winter's teh street, or at Joe Shillingtons (,lton Budding. Advertisements ran be Isft at the. above places. Local Affairs. The market this morning was poor lj supplied, an<l prices hign. ggfThe preparation of the Patent Office for the Exhibition in Febuary, is progress ing rapidly and will be ready in time for the reception of goods for the fair. gentleman in jumping from the steamboat to the wharf this morning, nar rowly escaped from being crushed. Persons should be careful not to expose themselves to danger when there is no necessity for it. The watch-house this morning was empty. At a meetiDg of the members of the Columbia Fire Company, held at their En gine House, January 7th, the following were


ocr: C.H 1 81'? UTERINE CATH0LI , character of the above is now fully as being able to cure nine tenths of all Diseases. Price $2 per bottle. For sale by , _ B R. SYLVESTER, 4ae H Chemist a?J Druggist, ccr cf ?tfc and B si*


ocr: Offic# of tho ?* D .ilj Evaniag Star," 6th ,treet south of fen*, avenue. Weekly Calendar. ?*? Days length 11 hours and 4 mimntes. I - i fEBRCART. ? i, 3UU?i ?J "i y Tu?Hd?y ? IT* \VeJl?^*y "4 : I hur Jay dLX. t Rlsi: . JUTS. MOOX RISES. 6.37 6.36 6.31 633 6iLi ??-, Friday i 6-:;o ? Saturday H.? 5 23 b.Jb 5.2 5.28 f?.3> 5.31 4.V) .37 6.1J fait 6 8.07 9.19 j/r. William Tuckkr, sue A at su'ance us he may employ, t* authorized to re cevt subscribers and advertisementt for the ? Ddil'J E tniwJ $tar " f f arsons within# to t* served with the " Evin t><3 ^tir" io /Z lwr< f/ieir names and address at James frll s W vardf Bishop's period.cd sot adjoining tfj/rrfs, A. Tate's near llf/t street, J. Hi:Ws Brown's H ie1, Ja">es ifimer's (*h street. or at Joe S:iilimjU/ri's Q,i*m Hutitling. Also, A. Lamm niTs 7th street. A-ltsrt semen's can he !*ft at the abort p acts. Local A Ifnlrs. The Covchidi?gs.?The aff?ir alluded to iu Fridi v's paper as having taken place the uiglit before and renewed yesterday moru iuj: lias created some little exci'ement, and as a "story lo*es nothing by gaining cur rency," the statements made are, in many instance*, much exaggerated. What we iitvc beard upon the subject that no wrong will be done tither party is withheld, as we have beeu assured in a few days an impar tial statement will he made. I'ro/fssor Jlale.?This gentleman holds his thiid lecture to-niglit. IT. B. Sitctr.?The trial of Stscer, we learn, will come up in the Criminal Court tomorrow. " Uncle Turns Cabin."?We hope those who taken such interest in 44 Uncle Tom's'' affairs as to wish to relieve him of a good home will interest themselves for Thomas Ingram, alias Tom l*ie, upon whose cabin the police officers on yesterday made descent an I captured Tom with eight or ten other negroes, who were keeping the Sabbath by playing car is, drinking whiskey, and and swearing There were of the number two slaves, the rest being free negroes, four of whom were sent to the workhouse and the others paid fine and costs and were dis charged. There are many of these cabins in this ci'y used as receptables for stolen g<?o'l and a manufactory of vagrants and thieves, who have to be supported by the Cur; oration. Break them up ; we are all iutereste-J in their destruction. Watch -house.?On Saturday night the foi ling were brought in drunk: John A. Mreider. John and Ann Fitzgerald, Julia Cranium, (negro,) and lien Cooper, (negro ) ''? Sunday night J<j?. McLaughlin, J aim s t"finer, S iinuel Wallace, White Schneider, *ere brought in. DaF* ttincroft says Franklin never spoke a word too soon ; he never spoke a word too lite; hi never spoke a word too much ; he never failed to speak the right word at the season. CHAETE& OAK LIFE INSUBAKCE COM PAaY.


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. Grand Exhibition of SUPERB PAINTINGS. the Metropolitan Poper Hanging and Up bolstering Ware liooms. Name in part: 2 magnificent views of Niagara Falls, 1 magnificent view of Harper's Ferry, 2 splendid views of Frankfurt-on-the-Main, 2 splendid views of Friedenstudt; a most beautiful Rhine views. Besides the most numerous and splendid assort of TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, are on exhibition and for sale at the same place. &jbT Admittance free. Come one, come all, to see the sublime scenery of at PLANT'S. D street, between 9th and 10th streets, ap 28?lm


ocr: JOHN M. DONN ft BROTHER, AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF NEWELL'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP t FEEDER, to prevent all accident* from the use of Burning Fluids. Anyone seeing the will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. M? them fitted to the Solar. Glass, and Brittai.ia y.. Also. Extra Headsand Tube* to fit any Lamp. For sale, wholesale and retail, bv JOHN M. DONN, ft BBO., Penn.av., bet 10th and 11th streets


ocr: evening star. 0.0fflc# of the 44 Daily Evening itroet, South of Penn. Avonua. Weekly Calendar* Days length 11 hour* and 42 minntcs. sex. MittCS. | MOOX RISES. 13 Sunday | 14 Monday | 6-? T..ACikV. v.l 15 Tuesday !6 Wrdne?day 17 Thursday.. 1} Friday 19 Saturday 65 64 6.3 SITS. 5.51 5.52 5 53 5.55 5.57 5.58 9.53 10.52 11 51 morn. 0.50 1.46 6.1 | 5.59 i 2.40 Local Affaire. Panoramas.?There are now in our city two of the most beautiful 0f this description it has been our witncss; and the way in which they appreciated speaks well for the taste understanding of the Washington people. q0 t0 either the 'Mississippi' or the at the World,' and their respective halls exhibition will be found filled with a dis criminating and respectable audience. would highly recommend this species information for the purpose of the young ideaas such an appeal to senses will have more effect on the youthful mini than piles of well-thumbed books. Oar hope is that they may remain with us for some time yet. Lost Trunk.?This morning a lost two trunks from behind a hack which he was riding. One of them was fouud in the possession of a country negro, who stated that his "boss" had put it his wagon to be taken home. His was taken before a magistrate where stated that he picked it up on 7th and put it in the wagon to carry home un til it should be advertised. By to our advertising columns the advertise ment of the other trunk will be seen; the lucky finder by attending to the direc tions will be "suitably rewarded." Church Robbery.?Thursday night incorrigible villian entered St. Peters' Church, Capitol Hill, and broke open robbed the "Poor boxes," kept there the benefit of the sick and deserving poor. What should be done with such a thief? The is too for him.


ocr: JOHN M. DONN * BROTHER, AGENTS FOR THE CITY NEWELL'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP ft FEEDER, to prevent all accidents from the use of Burning Fluids. Any one seeing will be perfectly satisfied of their safety. We them fitted to the Solar. Glass, and -,pi. Also, Extra Heads and Tubes to fit any Lamp. For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN M. DONN, ft BRO., Penn.av., bet. 10th and 11th streets


ocr: I i i ^HE ENGLISH VERMIN-DESTROYER is . doing its work among the Bedbugs. Ants, d Roaches.?the only thing to which they U effectually yield For sale at WIMER S, Gth btreet, ! t ? 3t near Louisiana avenue


ocr: OBKAMEKTAL ATO USEFUL. FANCY CUT PAPERS for frames and fire-grates, for sale at WIMER'S, are at tracting purchasers from all quarters of District. If you want a ehoice of colors and patterns, come early on tbe reoeipt of ever? new supply. BP* Sixth staaet, 1 square fro* Pennsylvania avenue. [News] jane ?


ocr: PLASTER.?Just arrived J fresh snpply of Ca cined Plaster, and lor by p. M. P^.ARSON * CO. jan 27?eo3t Seventh street, new the Canal.


ocr: STRINGS, PLATING Dominoes, Chessmen, Dice, Bfcekgamon and extra Cheekermen. Also, Barry's Oilman's Riciniae for preserving aad beau (Ushair, warranted (p give sat sfac'fcra. For gate at HAMMOND'S Fancy sad Variet# {tare. 7th At**U jan 30 ? euOt SdOooebfctow*.


ocr: [For the Daily Evening Star.J TB? LEAFLESS OLD TREES. BY J. S. B. How dreary they seem, the leafless old tree*, Now there foliage is withered and gone! And the cold winds of Wiuter go mournfully past And mock them and laugh them to scorn Yet quiet they rest, after Summer's long reign, Like sentinel? guarding the stars! Majestic and firm they defy the rude blast, And there's nothing their peace ever mars But they sadden the heart, the leafless old trees, And make it to shudder and sigh, J; or soon ilmust yield to th^ changes of Time, Abd like them to wither aud die! Oh cruel the ctiangt that humbles their pride, Alu drives their sweet songsters away, lor biras even hate the lealless old trees, And nestle in oihe.s more g-*y. But still they are dear, the leafless old trees. That sheltered me oft from the sun's heated rays, ! And cherish d for me the sweet singiug birUs, "While playing beneath them in Spring's lovely days. But alter the storms of W inter are over, Aud Spring in her glory resumelh her reign, How blissful the thought, that "tiit UvjUss old trees" ^ ill wave their green leaves iu triumph again. Washington, Januaki 1852. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. WILLAKD'S HOTEL. L 51 Baily Miss T * Price Mo D M Wrights 1 Ohio J 0 Duun Maes Miss fctebb lisdo V M Keuuedy N C Miss liaticroft do J Caniugtou 1'a M C J.'ieksiuii 6i 1 Tenn Mr Jacobs Iowa Mr West DC ii L Wright do K Joh .sou N 0 Dr W aid U S A L M Parker jr Va D A bokee X Y Mr llevron ? 1 Ky Mrs D-nceli N C Miss llevron do * A W Fenuo N Y J Peters do K liambleton Md Charles Churchwcll Fla C 11 tX peland N Y K M Armsuonx Oa li A Taylor do Mr & Mrs bell Va Mrs Mowatt do D W alker aud Son Mrs Kt-nsbaw do. Mri Mrs Graham Conn BROWN'S HOTEL, E A Quintard N Y N Wells Va D J Ao *ard do P Cui ran do S OrittiD do Mr Eva-s C*1 SS ? i.-khain Md L Darnicwtt S C P Fletcher V a C \\ hitlock Md T E McNeil S C W brogd--u jr do J S Rhea hio Grands 11 C Harrison Pa J Harrison Pa Master Harrison do Hou J 1< J Daniel N C NATION C Ad irns N Y Mr Asliinau Mass It B Northrop N Y A B Copley 1'a J udge Pratt & 1 Ohio A F Dav & 1 Conn C B Dun^au Pa W Ingaam N Y II G Ludlow do R H Mone 1 & c'd Mo J B Piuuey N X J Welis do G Owen D C T Washington Va J Scott Fia E Wilson N Y J II Prick Conn N Kauck Pa T E Wing Mich II L Skinner Ohio J M Campbell Md J Reeser jr do L Isaacs Ohio J S McDonald Canada F H Murray U S N , HOTEL. Dr J McMullikin Md D L Lewis N Y E Robinson Va J C Slauaru do SCrutchtield do C Crutchlieid do Z Turner do R R Sttinpl* do J N Bleekuiau & 1 N Y W A Caldwell do U U Caldwell do DC Kipley & 1 do J Cam uian &. 1 do Miss Cainmun do 11 11 Duval Md Mrs &. Miss Kempton do J C de Ugarte do P W HetrinaLS Mo II Ms>on Md S Richey & dr Va J J Palmer do A rattler N Y J II I'arKer jr Md Rll BuckuerVa D W Thompson Cal C P Curtis Mass Mrs Cuit.s do l"S HOTEL. A W Bamford N Y A Kelly Pa


ocr: EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ?i> THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1863. Moro of "Uncle Tom." The Mobile Advertiser says that one of its cotemporaries, in a long article on "Un cle Tom," credits Mrs. Stowe with the crea tion of the beautiful character of little "Eva," in her work. If the editor will examine the " Sinless Child," a beautiful poem published some years since#tnd writ ten by Mrs. Seba Smith, he will find, not only the original of the character, but bear ing its very name. Has he forgotten the " Old Curiosity Shop," with its almost angelic "Little Nell," from which, no doubt, Mrs. Stowe gathered much to embellish and fit out the character of Eva? We can yield to Mrs. Stowe credit but for one original character, that of the Arkansas Planter. In depicting ugliness and moral deformity, Mrs. Stowe stands alone, unapproached, unapproachable ; but the beautiful in her book is borrowed others without, by any means, being im proved. Senator AtchUon of Missouri* The St. Louis Union says:?The election of this gentleman as President pro tem. of the Senate, is as great a compliment to the State he represents, as it is to himself. We have no doubt that Senator Atchison will discharge the duties of the responsible office he is called to fill thus unexpectedly to the satisfaction of every gentleman in the Uni ted States Senate. The Union states that Lanman's Private Life of Webster, (many thousands of which have been circulated in this coun try) has just been published in London by the famous house of Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans, and been well re ceived by the British public; and we learn that a new and much-improved edition will shortly be issued by the American publish ers. A single dealer in Boston has just received an order from California, for sixty tons, 120,000 ponnds, of Butter. Sombody's bread will get it, thick.


ocr: TO THE AFFLICTED. graeffxel's German cypri EAN JULAP, the safest, most speedy, and effect ual remedy ever discovered lor the cure of Ghonor rhoea, Gleet, Stricture of the Urethra, Ac. Price $1 per bottle. J tut received and for sale by 8. R SYLVESTER, Druggist and Apotbectry, cor. eth and H sreetts.


ocr: COMBS. RECEIVED, a large assortment of Tucking, Side, Drawing, Riding. Fine Iron ar^l COMBS. Also.an abundance of Porte Monai* ?? of every grade and for sale, very low, at LAMMOND'8 7th street Fancy Store, second door below E. jjTir A lilieral discount to those who buy to sell ?gain. tan 4? arrow root-a vert fo


ocr: HOWELL & MORSELL, (Successors to Oliver Whittlesey,) DEALERS IV OILS, LAMPS, GLASSES, \ WICKS, of everv description, VARNISH, BRUSHES, A GLASS. Artists' Materialx of every description. Todd's Buildings. C street, may 23?tf WASHINGTON. JESSE SISSON. CIGAR. SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE, Corner of 7th at. and Maryland avenue, Every variety and the best quality con stantly on hand. may 23?Iw PHILIP BOTELER, LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, D Street, between 8th and 9*h streets,


ocr: Street Conversation*.?Smith?I I understand that you are attention to Miss JerJcins! Brown?Ridiculous ! Smith?Ridiculous ? Why ? Brown?hy, the girl is as poor as mouse! Smith?[Loft in


ocr: DIED, This morning, in the 67th year of his a^e. JILSON DOVE, a native of Virginia, but for the last thirty-three years a resident of this city. His funeral will take place afternoon at 5 o'clock, from the residence of his son-in-law, Thomas B. Entwistle, on 10th street, between E and F, to which his friends, as well as those of the fimUv arc invited to * attend *


ocr: ^.Office of the "Diily Evening Star," 6th. ,treet south of Penn. avenue. Weekly Calendar. g-g" J)vj$ Unjth 11 hours and 22 minntes. jxabch. sux. MOON* RISES. RISES. ' SETS. Sunday 1 ?.28 Mond?y , i Tuesday , ?.2o ?i Wednesday 6 2A ihursday ? 2* FriJay > 1 J l.tur'iay ?' 620 5.32 5.34 5.35 5.36 5.37 10.32 11.45 morn. 0.57 2 07 5.39 j 3 12 5.40 ; 4.07 Local Affairs. TV Exhibition.?The first annual exhibi , n of the Metropolitan Mechanics' Insti- '?jte, now open in the great hall of the Pa :.nt utfice, is the attractive point at present. rt js truly a grand affair, and is creditablc ? y :ill concerned in it. Great care has been - -,e? to display every article to advantage, F ibout partiality for the exhibitors of this ?? r :iriv other city. We think that perfect t-rice has been dealt out to the exhibitors the arrangement of their property, and rhere will be no complaint. Immense crowds f citizens and strangers have visited it since opening, and the desire to go is as ardent ;it first. 1 his evening President Fillmore expectcd to \isit the hall. The managers ?r;e made arrangements to have music luring the afternoons. The performances .?the Marine Band during the evening are verv* acceptable, and add greatly to the ei.-ure of a promenade through the hall, v'e shall notice some of the articles exhibited .!, our next. Balls.?We would refer our frieuils to the advertisements in the next .mm of two balls on Friday night. We confident that those who attend will ?.-nj ?}* themselves. Fiotccrs.?The sale of flowers, plants, &c. livertised by E. N. Straton, and which was tj have taken place on Thursday, will -?.? 1 to-mor/ow mpming at ten o'clock. chance to buy flowers. lltiilary.?We learn that the New 'Continentals" are expected to arrive in city to-night. Useful Persons.?We have quite an army these beings who live upon the labor others in Washington?fashionable beggars, thimble


ocr: ! i i y i ; t j j j I j j j ' I i j j ! ; ! ' ? j j THE CAPITOL HILL FESTIVAL, for the Benefit of the Female Poor* FES IVAL will be held in the spurious h*i of the Udtmbia tire Company Capit >1 Uili. o> ? u< i of New Je tev avenue and ?outu U itre. t, ou Tuenday n. xt. the 2 'A iurt, far the beu fit of the Fe male t'oor, to conii-iue f?r a tow d*y?. wh-re the IH-'ndu of Beuevoieice are r?g;<ect ul.y and earnetuy inviudtoai'. Uon ributtt.s in mon y, r f e-hm nfc?, or goods, will be thaukfudy rec. lved at .hebail, or by the un derpinned, ai-joining the ha. J. K. B. MILLS, Directress of the I.. U. B and Eaipl. y meat feb 17 ? lw Sorfcty. MARBLES! MARBLES!! MA4BLES!!! I^OK S.iLE i.il U to eU:t lu eis at . i.\MHOND'S u?mb nod Fhbcv Store, 7th street, 2d d ?or be.ow E. f> b 17?<lu od E. C. CARRIKGTuH. Attorney and Cda??eller*at-Lavr* ACTIO uS in all the C?utt* of the Bislrict, an<l at i'U J- t ? ibe jTvsecuiio i ot C > i-Us Oelore Can ?u i the Exe uiive U ?partnunts 4t?r Office. eaat wing ut lu? City Hull. fb 17? THE INAUGURATION, f I "HE M AUSIi \L IN-CHIEF, p enous to comple.ing X Ibe arrange.neut f <r tbe lnauBurat Proceed- n. desires nil organized ars.c alious iuU-uuing to pait.ii pat ? therein to report lb uimj.v- r> a* h-ain h* cum euicLt Uiat proper , o ii ojs may Le a signed tbe-n. 'Ah? Firemen. Maeonic Order, luJepeournt Ord> r of Odd Fel.ows. Independent Or cr oi K?*u Aleu, feou.> ol Temperance, i.rotnersoi Tern prance. Jim.or rot .eta an t Cadets of Temperance, ana all oilier acBtxi iiious iut tiding t i p.rti i,?a e in til?- ceremoni- * ot tne da , should e.t h h?i?-c. chief . arshal, who are req tecled to re-ort to the mtrsha-in emel mini uiaieo u, on their appoint u eiit. Organize i aa.-oci;tli ?ns from a di-t *nce. de. i .liiug be pr a.-ut. arc* r?ij les e 1 to couiMiuiiic te ih-^ tact al a a e-r-y a day aa pi>a?ible. J. B. IlJOVEK. fjb 17?dtina cb3 Mar.-U ildn-'Jhef. BANK OF THE UNITED tT ,TES.# PESNSTLVAMA AVis-KUE. A LIST of B-nks taken on iepo i e at par and under 2\. by *he bank of tbe Culled state.-? B ink of the M? troj ods ? par Bank oi U awluu.t>iti ?? J auk <?! th?- Kept.bhc ?' Patriotic Bank '* Colnmt>ia ?sink 44 Farmer's A Meich .nt's Bai k " Exchai ge Hank (-.. \V., A Co ) ^ di?c?t Fiitiners & J'ecu. nic's BanK, 0e?? town . . . par MecLan:cV Hm.k. do . . . . " Batik of Commerce do . . . . " UNOLUREXT MONtY. All New Eng'and lianks , . . . di c't l ify limkM of >?-w Y? ik . . . . *? *ew Jerwy Banks 3? ** New Yi rk tt?t?* ?}? -* ST(KE S- CURI1T D. 0. Bankrf tb?' United ctate* par Natioi al Bank *? Sulf ?.k Bai.k, (Ntw York) ?' BEN J EL? EUY, Cafdii.r. Wasfijtgtov, p. r., AVb. 16. IS. 3. f b It WONLE^FDL ART. 'J'lIE s^ee^ fi ller of Israel up >n the plain* rf .lu I dea c^'ase I nm 1il? |>r ?i-M-. Neither do the mativ wi o vi-it I n ?iap.-?(?'s liAi.L' >:v eeafe t > j r^i-e at d ad mire his lew ni d Wuliful f?a.'u?*rr?<?t} p**. lie is prefmrt-d to till e tl e MLKEngcOPIC picture^, adverti?ed as the "On^ATi-bT \V0>D?.R tr TUi: AGt," in the be?t 8iyl?-. #i*Gnl'ery.fTcr L-me & Ti cker's store, ncrth side l'o.-.n. s.v i uk, Let. lx/2 aud Ctli hb fe'? 10? 1 111 GEKTLEMEh'a HATS! ASH ION for SPRING, 1 833 lie-U-V NVw lork St ruig Fashtou ioi*?" n <eiiian'e Hat# leeirdat STtVhNS'S feo 1 ti? ot Fa'iex-ro >m, lbownt>' H^ul '1 CCMFLlMEfiTAhY BALL TO THE FRAXIvLIN FIKJE COMPANY. 11E AKLlXi lo.\ CLUB r?*sp?ctlu lv Atiiout'Oe ! to their !V e da Mid le l?.w ca z~ns il;ut ti.?) in t.-i d j:iv.ng a (;? nip inieiitary f all V* ?1ih Frank in Fire Company, on Fri lay ? v. i.ing. Mar. h 4tl?, 1653. at Apollo Hail, in IVniify.vai ia avenue. '1 i-ki-U j'Z, to Le bai if any of tno M^uagets and at the door. , MAX AG EH?: W. 1^. Jo^es. C. Sh? rwood. It. Ft kit >if. W. Hut on. J. M. F. Ili'ugli. W. \Vi itbington. E. F. Al?-xauder. J. S ??rd. H. I.. MiUdlitoli. ii.Br-sl.enia. B. U . B own. A. JSi?tinnimgel. H. L Harroll. W. liabt irt. B Ua tison. II. Iviiter. Cunninghnn-. .? wi-. J. llil'l'iU. J. Moore. M. Al. B<r.?gon. K L-ipurte. \S.ll.^Ve.t. 1). ( oonoll* . J. Km eh. ti. > t .lol n. A.Gonlier. 11 tiorl u't. F. ' or?A?. J. II. ruilivan. .1 Mi l'T. f?h U


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ocr: AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATBE. Me. E. A. MARSHALL Soli Lessee -First appearance of the celebrated Eccentric Com*. dian, MR. C. BURKE. THIS EVENING, JANUARY 10, be presented, for the first time in this Theatre, the Oomedv of 8WEETHEAKTS AND WIVES. Billy Lackaday Mr. C. BURKE. by .MISS ANNIE WALTER? To conclude with the Drama of THE TOODLES. Timothy Toedles Mr. C. BURKE.


ocr: 0. L. GLBEB60N, Attorney and Coun?eller-af-La*?* in all the Court* of the D:-*ri<t attends to the prosecution of Claim* befof* and the Executive Department*. Sa" Office on Louisiana avenue near tev< oti> jan 3?


ocr: TO THE AFFLICTED. graefpnel's German cypri E AN JULAP, the safest, most speedy, and effect remedy ever discovered for the cure of Ghonor Gleet, 8tricture of the Urethra, Ac. Price $1 bottle. J ust received and for sale by S. R. SYLVESTER, Druggist and Apothecary, cor. Cth and H sreetts.


ocr: Light Kid Gloves, Black Nett Mitts, 4c. 20 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid Gloves I 10 do. white do. 115 do*. Black Nett. Mftt* f ? - ' 100 " Silk and Lisle Thread Gloree, every qaalitv.-,' ? Call and see " WM. R. RIlj&Y, corner *tli ?treet opposite the Market may <>?lia


ocr: Grand Exhibition **f SUPERB PAINTINGS, .4/ the Metropolitan Paper Hanging arid VjJiolstering Ware Rooms. SAME IN TART : 2 magnificent views of Niagra Falls, 1 magnificent view of Harper's Ferry. 2 splendid view? of Frankfort-on-the-Main^ 2 splendid views of Fridenstadt; a most beautiful Rhine view. Besides the most numerous and splendid assortment of TRANSPARENT SHADES, are on exhibition and for sale at the same place. Admittance free. Come one; come all, to see the sublime sce nery of Niagara, at - PLANT'S, D street, between 9th and 10 streets, ap 2S?liu


ocr: KEEP COOL. TN oriler *o do so, furnish yourself with sum mer UNDER GARMENTS, such as Gauze, Merino. Shaker. Cotton, and Lisle thread UN DERSHIRTS and DRAWERS. Linen DRAW ERS of superior quality and ?tvle. a largo as sortment of Fancv Silk and Summer TIES, Mohair STOCKS.* HOSIERY and GLOVES. Fine French Bosom dress SHIRTS, made to order, at HOPKINS' New Gentlemens* Furnishing Store. ? One door from 0th st.. bet. Brown's and N'a m IS?.It. tional Hotel*.


ocr: t TOBACCO. CIGARS, &c. W. COCHRAN has now in store the following: brands of TOBACCO, eni racing every variety and grade, to which be alls the attention of the trade : Langborn's oronoko. H. John's EXTRA QUALITY, Thomas's VIRGINIUS. Do DIADEM twist, Do EL dorado, Do ELIXIR. Halsev's A. A. A. A.. V G. May & Co.'s GOLD LEAF, ?T^n Archer's HALF POUNDS, W?Vs oronoko, Woouow-, JAMES river LEAF, aroaatic 200.t?0< Fine Medium and Low-prieeJ CIGARS. All ?? which will be sold on the most accommodai^g terms, and at prices tow as the same go^3Can purchased at the *lh . w. COCHRAN, . th st., opposite Na Intelligencer Office. may 21?eo3tif


ocr: All recommendations for office, or com- munications of a private character, and in- tended for individual benefit, must be for before insertion, or payment by some responsible person. Communications intended for publica tion in the Kvenijig Star must be accompa nied with the name of the author.


ocr: MHAWI'R ! MHAWIiH !! LARGE lot of white Crape SHAWLS; very cheap Cashmere and Plain De Laine SHAWLS ALPACAS and bombazines ; sup'r quality English and Italian CRAPE Challey and All-Wool De LAINES. WM. R RILEY, eorner 8th ft., raay^?In* opposite th? Market.


ocr: 500 PARASOLS, of every verv cheap 1S00 yards Printed BEREtrES ; 4 2000' " " Plain and Figured SWTSS MUSLIN P^aid and Plain CAMBRICS Maslin Under Sleeves. WM. R. RILEY, corner 8th st., mty 6?lm *pp<*site the Markrt


ocr: D*ILY EVENING STAR. PUB1I ,H^D EVERY .^lEENOON, (EXCEPT SCNtAY') On I) street, between 12A 13th streets,. B* JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS ?>? SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at cents a week, payable weekly. To mail ?cribers $.'>o0 a year ; 32 for six months.


ocr: DTPORT WT TO C\PmLm. UNDERSIGNED has considerable Territory of valuable patent rights for sale. A working machine of one of these pat ents can be seen in sucessful operation at his Office. GEO. R. WEST, Att'y and Solic'r. Opp. Patent Office, on F st.. north of mar 25? the Post Office. ASO.VS PATENT SPERM for sale, wholesale or retail hv A HATCH. -Tr


ocr: / ' ALCI > ED PLASTER?Just arrned * J f.eth snpplj of Ca cm ed I'lnet r, and tor by . .. p. M. PrAKflOX* CO. in it'


ocr: BOOTS! BOOTS!! RECEIVED, from C. Benkurt, PLil atMpbia? One c tse fine Dress Bo< ts One c*ae W alKin/ Boots One case Button G .it??is, c'oth tops On- case do do kid tops and no* fn sale. Call an I see tin m at th" lootSt<reof Ji'IlN MILLS. 11? under Ikvwrf 2L>t?k


ocr: O. A. W AT RON, $ BROWN STOSE YAHD. Massachusetts ave.. between 4th and 5th su mantels and monument? TOMB and HEAD-STONES, kept con stantly on hand. All building workfurnisb*^ at the shortest notice and at moderate price*


ocr: EXCURSION AND PIC NIC. members of the UNITED ( LIB 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 at 6* o'clock; Navy Yard at 7: and Alexandria at 8 o'clock, and then proceed dowu to the HOUSE, a distance of 2"> miles. The will leave nothing undone to give satis faction to those who may favor them with their company. Professor Prospri's Cornet Cotillon Bond been engaged for the occasion. The party will return at a seasonable hour. C5P Tickets (admitting a gentleman and two ladies) $2, to be had of the members. MANAGERS. Snowden W. Robinson, James Martin, T. Follansbce, James Lowe, F. Smallwood, J. V. Bryan, Coleman, J. E. Jones, T. Goldsmith, F. H. Sage, Sage, G. T. Follansbec, T. Clarke, J. Bulger. M. Marceron, je 21?t d


ocr: WOOD AHD COAL. celebrated Dauphin coal, and a full euppl; o oak, pine, and hickory wood. For aaie by W. STONE, on the 80?Ct canal tenth of 7th ?t torlfl#*


ocr: MECHANICS' BANK, GEORGETOWN. MI IS INSTITUTION is now doing a General Bank i. ing Bu-ii e.-s. ''fflce under ti e Union H?>te',cor Bridge and Washington streets. <}. org.-town, (D ??here its notes will fie redeen-"d in -j>ecie. F. W. CoNCH, U*bier. OxQAaaxon (D. C.) 1553.


ocr: NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS. \\T R1TING De.?ks, ladies Work lioxes T j <h*n'Jemen> Shavimr Cases I.i,'htHlav Clocks, a sup*ri< r article Forte Mnnnit s, Bin ( ag s. &c. rec ivetl nnd ?ale low at Um 7kh fttreut fancy Store, 2d b :"ow E." Ju


ocr: By GELZN & SCCTT, Auctioneers. SALE of VALUABLE IM PROVED PROPERTY in the NORTH ERN LIBERTIES.?By virtue of a deed trust, duly recorded, the subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction, on the premises, the 12th of June, at 6 o'clock p. m., all his right and title under s^d deed in and to that valuable part of Lot >o- 2, Square 527. with the improvements, which are ? irood three story Briek Building and Out houses. and situated at the corner of 4th and I streets, containing 1.93H square feet. Terms easy and made known at sa'e. Con veyancing at cost of purchaser, if terms are not complied with in three days from day sale. JNO. C. BRENT. Trustee. GREEN A SCOTT Auct'rs. may 2?>?3taw?ds rM'l?e nkovr Sulc in |>?*Sponed til Mondav. 20th June, same hour. JNO. <\ BRENT. Trustee. GREEN A SCOTT, Auct'rs. june 13?3 taw Ads


ocr: AND TOBACCO.?A few fine, first / Havana Cijsrs 6 boxes Chewing Tobacco, extra quality Received, and for sole by fcblft- J T. 7*


ocr: EVENING STAR. Office of the " D*ily Evening Star," surest, South of Penn. Avenue. I W >? < 6 < 8 9 lu 11 i IVeekly Calendar. d,jl>js length 11 hours and 42 minntes. sex. ma^ch. - MOOXRI'Zj. IUStS. iau<l:ty Mond y T ilex itiV WVuuexlay Ihur-uay... F ri'iit y jjIiirJny... 6.10 t?.l 7 6.16 6 16 6 1J 6.12 ?.ll 6tTj. 5.;i 5.4:; 54i 5.4-3 5.4 7 5.43 5.4 J 4.57 5.?7 6.12 EOUtll. 6 55 7 .'oo 8.51 Local Affairs. Yiiil'uij Firemen.?A pleasing iocident oc- curred at the dinner on the 5th inst. given 1 v the Columbia Fire Company of this city, to the Manhattan Fire Company of New Vo:k. While the good things on the tables were being discussed, a letter was handed to the l'resi lent of the Columbia, enclosing ?100 to aid in the formation of a Library for that company. Upon the reading of it whole bodj of firemen arose from the table ana made the building tremble wi:h successive cheers for the fair ami generous doner, Mrs. Iv li. Pendleton. The Manhattan afterward marched to the residence of Mrs. 1'. to whom they were introduced by the President of the Columbia, alter which Dodsworth's cele brated band plajed several of their beauti ful serenades in honor of the occasion. Dreadful Accident.?We are pained to ?earn tba" a little boy, a son of Mr. Taylor, of the Second Comptroller's office, Treasury Department, had one of his hands eutirely cut off by a blowing machine, on exhibition at the Fair yesterday afternoon. We it proper, in justice to the oftieers of the In stitute, to add that the machine in which t!ie accident occurred, was so placed that tae unfortunate boy could only get to the opening in which he placed his hand by go ing on his hands and knees uuder another article, which was placed so as to protect ii lrom the approach of visiters. Ex-President Fillmore visited the


ocr: PARASOLS, of every quality. very cheap I'oO vards Printed BEREGES : 2'H>0" ?? ?? LAWNS Plain and Figured SWISS MUSLINS Plaid and Plain CAMBRICS Muslin Under Sleeve*. V\ M. R. RILEY corner cth ?*.. mcv R?lm or>r>osite the Market.


ocr: "DAY RUM! BAY RI M" PAY RI M! ' ' One barrel of Genuine Bay Rum. Also. \ five ^ases do. do. in bottle*. Just received di rect from the Island of St. Thomas, for sale low either bv the sallon or bottle, bv WILLIAM M CP.IPPS. Lou'siania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts. m 2?.-7:


ocr: r^y. office of the14 Daily Evening Star," street south of Penn. avenne. -Weekly Calendar. Days length 10 hours and 12 minnits. KZBEUABT sex. M00XRIS2S. RISES. Sunday? 7.02 Monday j i Tue.-day ^.o9 .. Wednesday ?.o 3 Thursday j ^7 T' l it V" ???? SET3. 4.58 4.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04 4.29 5.18 6.10 7.03 8.00 8 5* j Friday I ? _ Q r a \ >?tnr,lav b-** I 808 w ' - ? - SdT Mr? ^ ILLIAM Tucker, with such at stance as he may employ, is authorized to re ? re subscribers and advertisements for the "?Daily Evening Star." Mr. Burns will wait 01l the citizens of Georgetown. Local Affairs* Mars, Venus, and Cupid.?About 11 o'clock V;t night, the sojourners at Browns' Hotel were aroused (some from their some from their champagne?and the vari ed of " small employments " that occupy the inmates of such places of public resort o a3 to dispel ennui,) by the delicious strains, of the popular opera music of the jar from Strauss, Bellini, and other emi sent composers, discoursed by the Marine Bind. It of course attracted a crowd, and on inquiring, it turned out to be a serenade intended for two of the most celebrated Vir ginia beauties, by two gallant sons of Mars, officers of the United States service, re dashing looking, young, and posi tively sentimental. One wore a curled mustache, and the other appeared to have but lately pared off the prima lanugo, preparatory to laying the foundation for an ?? attested copy " of this adjunct to the per son of his "brother in arms." The fair demoiselles, with waving white kerchiefs, seated at the window, of course de lighted with the exquisite cadences, beautiful passages. The Sons of Mars were reminded, how ever. of a death that had just occurred the family, that of an old lady, Mrs. Brown, funeral took place to-day. They remonstrated with by some who were pre sent, but such was there passion for serena ding the beautiful and accomplished Misses L. R that they would not give up until the band had got through the programme specially prepared for the occasion. On the part of the young military sparks thi3 was any thing but good taste; and, of course, the young ladies must have been, ignorant of the melancholy domestic affliction in the Brown family. Card Writing.?This new and -ranch of business has now become one


ocr: JERSEY POTATOES Families jL1 w*ho may wish to be supplied with prime New Jersey Potatoes for winter use, in lots of five and ten bushels, can have their orders filled bv leaving them witq JNO. B. KIBBEY & CO., No. 5, opposite Centre Market. N. B, 500 bushels expected daily, jan 11?12tif


ocr: 1MB I LIME !?1,500 bushels fresh j burned, just received irom the kiln. Also, wood and Coal of all kinds. For sale by WM. WARDER, dec 30?fit corner of 12th and C


ocr: EVENING star. office of the" Daily Evening SUr," ,?i sooth of Penn^avenne. Weekly Calendar, 1>zy.< length 9 hours and 30 minntes. ? Mr William Tucker, with such as ?*?? j s a< he mail employ, is authorized to re jistance u-5 "v j . ? subscribers and advertisements for the -Daily E^ng StarJ/r. Burns triZZ wait a j/4f citizens of Georgetown. erPtrtms xcishing to be served with the "Even ?j-vr"' will leave their names and address at James w ^rd, 5i.sAcrp"i periodical store adjoining '^..riTs, A. Tate's near 11 th street, J. ML'Ws Brown's ? r' Janus miller's tklA ^rec/, or at Joe Shillingtoris ,/jen Building. idvertisements can be I'ft at the above places. Local Affairs. ??=?> Of the subjects now attracting the attention of folks in Washington, those *hicfa interest us most are connected with the improvement of the city. We hold that .s fast as squares are occupied by houses, the streets in frons should be placed "ood condition. Such is not the case of ;th Street west, (that part at least north of street,) both sides of which are by stores and dwellings i-lmost to the of the city, and the stores kept young and enterprising merchauts, made it, next to the Avenue, the principal business street in Washington; it upon days like this filled with mud ''knee-deep." Is not the condition of a drawback to the energy of We really think that the in of that portion of the city, and es of those doing business at end of this street, are neglected, is not speedily done for the re of a portion of the mud. gg^-At the National Theatre to-night will appear in two pieces. Those wish to enjoy a good augh ought the Theatre during Burke's stay there. connexion with this place of amusement,


ocr: Light K'd Glove., Black Nett ?tt?. Ac. 20 doz. Bajou's light colored Kid 10 do. white do. 15 doz. Black Nett Mitts 100 44 Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, every quality. Call and see * * WM. R. RILEY, corner 8th strcetj opposite the Market, cav


ocr: D'lLY EVENING STAR. PUBLI.HaD EVERY XTTESNOON, (except scxday,) On D street, between 12 th and 13th streets, BY' JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION. Subscribers served by the Carriers at a week, payable weekly. To mail sub scribers $3. 50 a year ; $2 for six months.


ocr: JOHlf M. LONN, t BROTHEP, AGEXTS FOIi TI1K C?TV OF ELL'S I'ATENT SAFETY LA Ml'A |'EED..K, U> piereni *? 11 aeei<lertfs from ti c J | uae i?l Run ink' Fluid'. Any one n^ii.K ibe ail le pe.tMty sati-tel nf ti'.ir . We !heui fitt^i to tli?- 8ol*r. Ulifr. and B.?U??d? ti Also, Extra ll?i d? mi d Yul*^ to lit ?ijy LiUj kor fale, whj.eaal- and retail, by JOIIX >1. DoN n. * BISO., frfclO? iML ittih Uid UUi sU?*UL


ocr: tuguese (they were the discoverer.*) come to give the name of Cape Verde to this penin sula is hard to aceouut for. They must have been "liarJ up" for something verdant nt the time. However, there is no account ing for one's taste?particularly the taste of a Portuguese I must close, ray dear father, as my watch is near at hand. I will write by the Ameri can brig "Potomac," which leaves here about the 15th inst. for Salem. Your own dutiful son, Charles. COKGUESS. Senate* Mr. IIunter moved that all prior orders be postponed, and that the Senate resume the consideration of the Deficiency appro priation bill ; which was agreed to. The Deficiency bill was accordingly taken up. The question pending being upon an amendment submitted yesterday by Mr. Walker, striking out an item adding $500 to the salary of Mr. Kennedy, Superintendent of tue Census. A debate ensued, in the course of which, the Superintendent was severely handled by Messrs. Walker and Davis, and defend ed by Mr. Downs. The debate beiag protracted until after 12 o'clock, Mr. Rusk moved that the far ther consideration of the subject be post poned uutil to-morrow iu order that the Pa cific Railroad bill might be taken up; and the motion was negatived by a vote of yeas 24, nays 25. Mr. Houston proceeded to supper!" Mr. V? ai ker's amendment, also animadverting upon tLe course of Mr. Kennedy, charging him with presenting items of expense aga'nst the Government where no expense was in curred. The amendment was carried by almost unanimous vote. Mr. Kennedy was present, and seemed to writhe under the severe castigation he re ceived from the several Senators.


ocr: PLASTER?Just arrived a ? ! UJJ*n 27?od3t Bcreath streot, near the Canal


ocr: " Daily Evening Star," jjeet south of Penn. avenne. Wsekly Calendar. gg- Davi Itngth. 10 hours and 30 mirintes. ? 1 SUN. ? fccBCAET. 1 jMOOXRUJES. RISES. ? jund'y - >IonJ 'y ^ Tuesday WVtloeniay Thursday prilay saturJ^y 6.54 G.o3 AM 6 50 6.49 C.4S 647 8ET3. 5.06 5.07 5.U9 5.10 5.11 5.12 6.13 south 5 57 7.03 8.06 9.07 10 07 Prions wishing to be served with the "Evex ?if ,.n" w<11 leave their names and address at James j5$ STA* -r.'j 1st ward, Bishop's periodical store ??nVs A. Tate's near Wth street, J. Mills's Brown's r- - ? limes Winer's 0th street, or at Joe Shillinatoh's li ?/t* ;,V\ Budding. Also, A. LammoncCs 1th street, idxrtisements can be I'ft at the above placcs. Local Affairs* The Spring.? Spring may be said to have ,mmeuced already. The last two days *ere truly delightful. The Capitol.?The Evening Star was the ;r5t journal that took occasion to notice the .\ct of an investigation now going on into aiesed frauds which were extensively per petrated on the works for extending The testimony taken so far makes an extensive system of fraud in the dif ferent branches of the work, covering a * $280,000, as is openly asserted by of the Public Buildings, Capt. The Union of this morning amount to be $<"00,000! The of the building must come down, as be dang ;rous to continue the that is done. This is the Mechanics' Fair.?The portrait of Washing for exhibition by Mr. Fox at the Me Institute, has been pronounced copy of the celebrated painting in now extant. It can be seen at of " Adams & Co.'s," and will be .'plendid specimen of art. Disturbance at the Theatre.?Last night observers of the play at the somewhat disturbed by a party who were induced by " to cut extras. They were taken by the police and removed from M r. Murdoch. Wc take pleasure in publishing the sub correspondence: Washington, Feb. 11, 1853.


ocr: K d GIo/sb, Elick Nett Xitta, 4o. -II 20 doz. Baiou's light colored Kid Glove* 10 do. whi'e do. '5 doz. Black Nett Mitts iOO " Silk and Lisle Thretd GIotm, evorv quality. Call and sea " WM. R. RILEY, corner 8th street, opposite the Market, may 9?lm


ocr: KVKX'NG star. =^3^7oFtHe *? Duly ?vdniag Star," Itre8t sostk of Fenn. avenne. Weekly taleudar. en' D<*'JS LtnV-'1 ^ hour* and 46 ir.i ntts. rsuitvM. ! six. i ? jj?'i y !: - i Tue^w) iiiie"J?y ?? i- i hur Jay ?!, fr' ii-?y " >.>iur l*y &2J" WiLMAM TuOKBtt, SUc/i ?* *?Ce as he may employ, is authorized to re , ?riifiicribers and advertisements for the r/>. ' ' ?. Dai'lf V *s7"r" Pgrytns wi<h>nj to I e served with the " Kven ic II leave their names and address at James ? ?, i it wir t. Rishojt's periifl.c it sot adjoining A '? A. Tate's near lU/i street, J. Mills's llrowiS* J ?es H'tmeSs I) h street, or at Joe ShiUington's ? lUtil'ling. Also, A. Lamm'tuTs 1th street. j >,trt ?'.m'n'scun he I-ft <>t the. above p'aces. Local Aff?lrs> Tic C'}>i< ol (J rounds.?The grounds in the v i?iiy of the Capitol are being well coated viiii th' ir spring covering of good manure, -; i<T the superintendence of that efficient active attache ot' the Department, Mr. ; M.ihi r, the public gardener. Mr. M. ;.:ia tilled the situation of landscape gardener f r several years past, and by his assiduity r hxeellent taste as a landscape gardener, ,, obtained from such distinguished states . CI i v, Webster, and most ot* our lead : |? 11>11 in C??n^ress since the time of Jack v >:i iiii'ler whose administr ition he was ?.[st placed in the position) the highest testi !;1.Mii ?lscomplimentary to his taste Hud judg ment in la\i?g out these grounds. The --.Hinds f*t the l're.-iueni's Mansion, also, *etlieir improved appearance to Mr. Maher, :inl ijent ral I'ierce himself will recognize. ..it his arrival, a ve?y great improvement -iuee his last s jouru in Washington in all < i:r public promenades under I lie able man a: nunt of this excellent public superin !, it lent iu this useful branch of service. llc'iibltc*.?The Coluinb:a District Tent ??' the I. O. of II met yesterday morning the room of the E igle Tent at the Yirl. Among other important business tansaeted Ht this meeting was the division


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ocr: PLASTER?J^irt arrived / fresh snmdy of Ca ciued Poster, and foy fcy P. M. PKAR80N * CO. ' jan 27?oo3t Ber&ath sweet, near the Oac&L


ocr: _ W0W IS THE TIKE! RECEIVED?a suprior lot of BUTTON rATTFRC kid tops, for Gentlemen. Al?o. BUTTON flAITHW. With Wd Together with every style of MIOEh Gentlemen*'. Youths'. Servant? and Chi ? wear, all of which will be sold low at MILL'S New Store. East fide 7th st., bet. D and E. may 26-1 w CAGES, in great variety, for fale by 9?2aw 6w JNO W BAI?E>


ocr: *?1 \WLN : Nil A WI,N ! ! LARGE lot of white Crape SHAWLS; very cheap Cashmere and Plain De Laine SHAWLS Black ALPACAS and BOMBAZINES; sup'r quality Black English and Italian CRAPE Black Challev and All-Wool De LAINES. WM. R. RILEY, corner 8th Ft., mav6?1m opposite the Market.


ocr: BLACKSMITHS?The undersigned has constantly on hand a laree supply of BLACKSMITS COAL, which will be ?o|d low at his yard 4* rtreet, a* the canal bridge. m I7-2w? G L SHERIFF


ocr: DAILY EVEfflXG STAR. SONG OF 1 HE DECANTER. There was an ?Id decan ter, and its mouth was gaping wide! the rosy wine had ebbed away, and left its crys tal side, and the wind went humming? humming, up and down the sides it flew, and through the reed like hollow neck, the wildest notes it blew. I placed it in the window where the blast was blowing free, and fancied that its pale mouth sang the queerest strains to me, 'They tell me-puny conquerors! the Plague has slain his ten, and war his hundred thousands of the very best of men; but I,' 'tT.fas thus the bottle spake : 'but I have conquered moie than all your fa mous conquerors, so feared and famed of yore. Then, come, ye youths and maiden} all, come drink from out my cup, the beverage that palls the braiu and burns the spirit up! that put to shame the conquerors th it slay their scores below ; for he has deluged millions with the lava tide of woe. Though he the paths of battle, darkest waves of blood may roil; yet while I killed the body, I have damned the verv soul. The cholera, the plhgue, the sword, such ruin never wro't as I in mirth or malice, on the innocent have brought. And still I breathe up on them, and tlu-y shrink before my breath; and year by year my thousands tread the dismal road of Death.'1 PUTS AM'S MONTHLY.


ocr: BOB RIDLEY, 8WKET LILI.A BROWN, MY MOUNTAIN KATE, COT IN THE VALLEY, JOHN ALLEN SCUOTTISCH, DULCINA POLKA, RKMEMBRANPE QUICK STEP, DAGUKRREAN POLKA, OUR WALTZ, DREAMS OF YOUTH, Waits, Together with a large assortment of the moat pop ular Songs and Pieces. Strings, Instruments, Ac., just received at the MUSIC DEPOT, south side Pennnyl vania avenue, three doors west of 10th street, ap 23 GEO. HILBUS.


ocr: Appointment by the President. Solon Borland, of Arkansas, to be extraordinary and minister of the United States to Central America. Without entering on any party view the above appointment, we have great plea sure in saying that we consider it one the best that has been made by the Govern We have no doubt that will prove himself an honorable, competent Minister at that very important post. fi^^We shall be pleased to hear "6" as often as he may find it convenient to 4'drop a line," as we are desirous of keeping our readers apprized of matters interest in his locality. NEWS ITEMS. * Lightning vs. Lightning.?The Morse Telegraph office in Buffalo, New York, was struck by lightning yesterday, during severe thunder storm ; the building was not materially damaged, and no one was injured. The House Telegraph office, with all its instruments and fixtures, was des troyed during the same storm. Mexican Troubles.?Letters from Ma zatlan of the 21st ult. confirm the rumor a projected invasion of Sonora by the Count who is said to have raised a of more than one thousand men. Scnor Traconis has been named by the Govern to take command of the troops Sonora to meet him. Mail Lettings.?The decisions on the proposals received for carrying the mails in New York and the New England States, for four years from the first of July next, and on routes in other States for shorter periods, will be made known at the Depart on Tuesday next, the 2Gth inst. On Dit?That Rev. Mason Noble, of this city, has been appointed a Chaplain in the States Navy. Mr. King.?The mails and the bring notices of testimonials of respect paid to the memory of the late Vice President all parts of the country. Invited to Dine.?We learn from the Intelligencer that the Hon. John J Critten passing through New Orleans lately, tendered the compliment of a public dinner by a number of the leading citizens of the place, without distinction of party, he was obliged to decline it, in order to his journey to Kentucky. . Anniversaries at New York. ? The of the various religious and charitable societies in our land take place the second week of next month.


ocr: PLEAMIRE ?:\H R?IO\ TO OLD i'OIM, NORFOLK, GAPE HENRY. K '^e steamcr OHCKOliA, -^^uS:^^having undergone thorough rc pairs, will make a pleasure trip to the above places on SATURDAY, the 2d of July, leaving at 7 o'clock and Alexandria at 7 ? o'clock p. m., touching at Piney Point, and arrive at Norfolk next morning. Sunday at' ternoon she will make a trip to Old Point, and on Monday forenoon and afternoon. arrangement will afford passengers ample to visit the many attractions at and Portsmouth, to view the Atlantic to enjoy the pure sea air. fish, bathe. Ac Returning, will have for Washington after the display of Fireworks from Fortress Monroe. The Table will be well supplied with all the of the salt water. kltF* Good Music will be in attendance. Passage and fare for the round trip. So ; for gentleman and lady. $1(1?children under twelve years and servants half price, with the of returning on Thursday, the 7th. or the 11th. JAMES MITCHELL. Captain. je 28-tc


ocr: JUT* In Boston, the municipal authori ties have passed an order changing hours of music on the Commons, on Wed nesday and Saturday evenings. The hours now are from 7 to 10 o'clock. [?7* The population of Newfoundland comprises 49.312 Protestants, and 40.983 The Representation bill, as amended by the Council of that colony, would give 9 Catholics and 17 Protestant mbers of the House of Assembly. A Singular Reason.?Gov. Seymour commutes the sentence of Neary, because his execution will be of no advantage the public!


ocr: Fourth of July. SONS W TEMPERANCE CELERATION AT BLA.DENSBURG. (rand Division. Timothy Division. No. 1", Cystal Fount, No. 3, iCqual. No. 6, Northern liberties', No. 12, Metropolitan, N?>. 14, and th* Cadets ef Temperance. will meet at Temperance flail, at 7 o'clock and proceed to the Railroad Depot. at 7' precisely. with Banners and Music, where they will be mot by Howard Dirfcion. No. and George Wash ington. No. 15.<jf the Navy Yard: the whole to proceed by the C^rs to Bladensburg. On ar riving at the station, a Pi oeession will bo formed, and proceed to tho place selected for the celebration, whe?i the Declaration of Inde pendence will be re?d. and Public Speaking continued throughout ,he day. Sons of Temperance ->f Maryland and Vir ginia. friends of the cau^e generally, and tLu Ladie? particularly are invited to attend. By order of the CommitU? : GEO. SAVAGE. Chairman. IW Round trip tickets. 25 tents. je 28-3t


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 13th streets, Bl* JOSEPH B. TATE. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPT ION*. Subscribers served by the Carriers at six cents a week, payable weekly. To mail sub t.iibers $.i.o0 a year; $2 for six months.


ocr: DAILY EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED EVEEY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) On D street, between 12th and 13th streets, BV JOSEPH P>. TATE. TERMS OF SUIlSCKirTIOX. Subscribers served by the Carrier? at a week, payable weekly. To mail sub scribers $3.50 a year ; S2 fur six months. Advertisements will be inserted in Star at the usual rates of the published in Washington. A be male to those who advertise by


ocr: 4 OOS*ttie ?V SIctilWAS, PLUMBERS A.N I) GAS-FITTERS, Hot-Air and Hot-Water Furnace Manufac turers, removed to C street adjoining Bank of Washington, would iuvite all person? wanting work in their to give them a call, as they intend to do ia New York style and fur New York prices. H. 1). Coopku is well known to the of this city as being a general builder, and being connected with the Hot-Water at the Observatory and Winder's Building, previous to August, 1.^51. and Mr. McGiian a practical Plumber from New York. Call and see ns. np 15


ocr: J5^Q> It wa8 stated at the recent meting of the American Board of Missions that since 2798 the United States had paid the Indians in money $35,274,877. Senator Stockton is at present de tained at home by sickness in his family. JST During the year 1852 nine hundred and fifty-three works were issued by the publishers in the United States. Both Houses of the Virginia Legis lature have adopted a resolution fixing the 25th of February as the period at which the present session of that body is to be brought to a close. g^g^The Spanish papers generally speak much in favor of the new Ministry and against the old. JBST* The editor of the Rushville (la.) Jacksonian must live in clover. Just hear him: One morning last week we saddled our horse, took our net, broke for the woods, caught sixteen quails, stabulated our quad ruped and breakfasted as, the sun rose. Think of that, ye dusted, smoked, dried up and pent up city editors. May be we didn't have quail pies and quail fries of our own raising. married. On the 13th instant, at St. Matthew's church, by the Rev. J. B. Donelan, JAMES A REILY to REBECCA A., second daughter of Geo. A. Meem, all of George town, D. C. On the 13th inst., in Baltimore, by the Rev. Henry Tarring, E. FORD SIMPSON, of Washington, to E ADA, youngest daughter of the late Benj. Shipley, of Baltimore.


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