ocr: New York Advertisements. ; _ FHOM ALBER1' G. KK IIAItUMIV K Advertising and Corrcgondlot; Office, So. 330 im 0 IMPROVED. BROWN'S GRAMMAR r^sou^iiLoiiAMiu" Grfm,"*r* h a vi n g been thoroughly revised by author, and published in an improved form, are now ?IIIf teachew and other*. lnt?rwt*d in r?!;chorC^lv?^,'"'hty U'e to ri. U. BERRIAN, classical teacher at Rye, and r f?r Wes,c,UH:i'r Com.iv, having Br?5* ? Grammars many years, says: -The definitions and rule* are rigidly *raet, the ???5Jj?ar'?SnJie' I formu,eM. explicit and eaiv of elation. Method l? a marked feuture of the book, Lines;) and as to it* didactic*, whatever is said, is said with 1?rfn^?i?* tl Py5*,b^j principle is never found with principle; there U a due sequence in the parts, and ??u "P a harmonious whole." iiROW.ia-Qrc.ramtrs are of a class never to die. ?ibkBau^orit^,^r^V"^''i??,ir ?nrt **'? behest po3 at Wh i "i -doubt if they can ever be ?u?U?ii,U &fcMKJ?WW rero*,B" T,*at H Tl?e * Insti tutes, the author a Intermediate, or academic beatSrfS7t It"0* fl5f ^'i^nated, elaborately puhli-hed *. ! cjdl thc attention of and private learners to the work, especially of those Published by S. b. & W. WOOD, No. SS9 \ York, and for sale by hookMdlcrs generally. * ? Mw" Riving th'i above an insertion in


Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume]

ocr: SCOTT'S LIT T L E GIA N T CORN AND COB MILL! TJIT5 is doubtless nu Invention among the most modern times, for the use or the well-advised farmer the universal favor with which it has from the first, more than anything else, attests and superiority. These Mills arc warranted in tho most positive breakage or derxcjremcnt. For sale at manufacturer's price* by J. R.GREER & CO., Dealer* in Flour, (7rain, tray. <?c., WinSBUXG. VA. JnnfcS6?tlA-w Millinery. HASSBLL, No JCi Main street,having just from the East, with a choice nnd well selected assort

place_of_publication: Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: Swearingen & Taylor


ocr: S^RIjSTG SUMMER TJR-A.DE. 1858 .... 1856 - 1856 BEEHI Y E_S TORE!! STONE &. THOMAS I pleasure la notifying the pahllc thai ther erenow In receipt of a fall stock of X DRY GOODS, MllUXERY GOODS A2TD VARIETIES, soluble for the 8PICKSO and SUMMER TRADE. They hare taken great pains In selecting their stock, to make it desirabU and inviting. Baying largely with the of the Iaportcri, and often of the Sew York AacUons when good* are sold by the package, or in large quantities from the tcuUi is which they are imported, they are often sbl- to bay at much leas than the Importer* can sell, themselves, and they hesitate not to say they can offer i/%duceintnts excelled by no House in the West. Their stock of Goods is truly iawnenw, being much larger than they erer before offered to the Trade. To make for their stock they are obliged to occupy 8 large store rooms, each It) feet deep. Particular attention is invited to their stock of Silks and Shawls, which alone are worth more than $10,000?and in be lieved to be by far the largest, richest, as well as cheapest ever offered in the city, since they hare been in the with their stock of Grenadines, Cltallics, Argentine*, Tissues, Robes, and Ladies Dress Goods in every variety aud for any lady In the land, make their stock one of the moat desirable and inviting to the trade ever offered in the Their stock of Domestics is more than treble, and their entire stock doable, any other similar House in the elty, and, the hut ond cvjr now trj-lng to be got np about the ?xa* prtndpte only, they pledge e public that they sell upon their former terms, viz: or Short Credit to prompt meu <few others have wc had and none others need ** l?w. If a shade Io ver than any house in Wheeling that pay for their Goods. They invite the attention or the CLOSEST "CASJT TRADE? *** xood trade of any kind?and assure the public that, if an immense stock, low price*, accommodating clerks (speaking h German and Enclish), and prompt and fair dealing, will have any weight, the "RKKHf **E 5*T<l*tE" will maintain its well earned standing, of being thejororite twu?6 xciV% tht mnliUudt?for FAIR DEALING AND GOJD'BAL SJ~GoodR sent anywhere in the cltv free of charge. ap25


ocr: TO PKI.VIKKM. We are prepared to furnish Printers with Wade's News, Book and Job Inks. We have now on hand ?? New* Ink. hand press. I Dnrk Bine. New* Ink, power pre**. Light lireea. Book luk. I llm k l.reen. Fine IE Inch. I Vellow. Kxtrxi Fane do. | White. ICed Ink. | liold itiae. Extra Pine do. { Tarnlnh. Light Blue. | Are. Are. Ac. AH Inks sold by us warranted to be good; and If found to be so, can be returned at our expense. tST~Terms cash.


ocr: OF COX SISTINGr m PART or FOLLO"WING: Wort Boxes, P^krt'cM^rT"' Ponm^nS^ S^TU-b'^^ ?SsS&. Hosiery. B?ke<?, tr?IS floods JSS&SS. Cocaiortt and Scarfi, Oomha, Infant's Wool Cam. Bru^h^ Mk mad I/tthw Bdti, Perfomtrr Mo?t, Cop. and Mori! JWamerjr. China Vs^s. ^ _ . Braotl.ta* Broaebaa r*' Babj flooses. Battle itanrt And a rery larye aBd wrUaelected s i Jck of TOYS! *?a-aa :nj sip, of tha n^". glf pictures roa THE HOLIDAYS! superior TO AST OTHERS -MADE rX WIIEELING, THE LATEST ' TYPES AXD 'GRAPHS INCLUDED. AT dge-s NEW ROOMS ON MAIN" ST.


ocr: is and STOCK OF RARE AND BEAUTIFUL goods por christmas AXD NEW YEAR'S I F T S WATCHES OF ALL qualitieS. T 1, Y In endless variety and of the latest PINS, IndtKUnS ear drops. finger rings, lockets, CASES, SILVER AMu PLATED WARE. Pomra armlets. GOLD chains. i -LAB FORKS, Ac cw"" perrian MARBLE. TERRECATA axd lava WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS. PORTE MONNAIES, CARD CASES baskets, y AR1ICLES AND In great variety. Just rccieved and will Md !S No. 157, Main Street, dcl?" J. T. SCOTT.


ocr: OF CONSISTING IN OP FOLLOWIXG: Cabas, Cornelian Rings, Work Boxes, Pocket Cutleryv Writing Cases, , Silver Thimble? and PorUuonnals, Shields, ? Pun**, Fruit Knives, Card Cases, Watch Stands, Hosiery, Ita-kets, Gloves, Wheelbarrows, Wooleu Hoods, Rocking Horses, . JfljiHiforU ?n.LSLi**f?_ ? - 0??n>... - - - - ? Infant'* Wool Caps.' Brushes, Silk and Leather Belts, Perfumery, Motto Cups and Mugs, Books, China Yases, Dissected PIctnres, Jets, Bracelets A Broaches Faroes, Bab* Houses, .- Battle Doors, And a very larj?e and well selected slock of TOYS! TTe ask a call from all, ?ld and young, wanting anything for Presents. We aim to please. * D. NICOLL k BflO , dccSS-tm IstJ Sign of the Flag, No. 109 Main Street. PICTURES FOR THE HOLIDAYS! SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHERS, MADE IN WHEELING, THE LATEST TYPES AND 'GRAPHS INCLUDED, AT PARTRIDGE'S NEW ROOMS OM MAIN ST. and real Aihbrotypes made at this Gallery. These arc put in every style. Tor GIFTS; Also, pictures on PAPER, convenient for mailing. PARTRIDGE'S unlike many, re-taken by him, are properly varnished and protected, so as not to be easily defaced. Likenesses color-; ed to trn' life by a professional painter, eyes, hair am} dra pery the natural color. is just from the East with a large assort ment of frames, cases, lockets, pins. See., including many new styles, which


ocr: SCOTT'S " MTTLEjeafcatAHTr CORN AND COU MIIVI,! THIS I* doubtless an Invention amonfrnte most modem times, for the use of the well-adrised farmer the universal favor with which it has from the first, more than anything else, a:t<*ts and superiority. These Mills are warranted in tho most positive breakage or derangement. For sale at manufacturer's prices by J. ?. GKKEH A CO., 1 Dealer* in Flour% Grain, ?ffttu. die., j?n5:5?-rt*w WllKKl.tXd, t'l. VAKXI3II?5 btiW No 1 ?n.I 3 for jilt by ju!> X. C. flOOD k CO. r LUfl. Gum Opium (TurVrj ) for aitiu i>* wj AOS A.C. POOP k CO. OIL?2."W gallons for sale low by" Jn9 . A. C. GOOD A CO. . 00. bbl No 1 Nutmegs for sale by Jn9 A. C. GOOD k bales In store and for sale by jnS A. 0. GOOD * CO. mats ree'd and for sale hjr Jn9 A. C. GOOD k CO. TEE'S PILLS.?8gross of Ayer's Cathartic Pals. In and for sale by J&* A. C. GOOD A 00.


ocr: SCOTT'S LITTLE j^fi^GIANT AND cob MILL' THIS is doubtless an invention among the most important modern times, for the nse of the well-advised farmer and the universal favor with which it has been from the first, more than anything else, attests Its and superiority. These Mills are warranted in tho most positive manner breakage or derangement. For sale at manufacturer's prices by . J; R. GREER k CO., jan5?6?d& w Dealer* in Flour, Grain, Hay, ttc~, WHEELING, VA. WOOD'S Wonderful Hair Restorative for sal- by J. B. VOWE11*, Janl. Sign of Red Mortar. 83 Monrc ot. lbs white for sale by }v9 A. C. GOOD Jl CO.


ocr: large and ? \ . , , ? STOCK OP rare and beautiful goo d S roii, cueist jVE a s AND iNTEW year'S IMF T S w -A- T O H E S 'OF ALL QUALITIES. J E W -E l ii Y In endless variety and or the latest Including BREAST PINS, EAR DROPS, * FINGER RINGS, LOCKETS, CASES, ARMLETS, GOLD CHAINS, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FORKS, &a. Vrcncls, licrmnn nml fusIi.H China GLASS, PERRIAN STARIILB, TMRRECA.TA AND LAVA CABAS, 7~ ? WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, PORTE MONNAIES, CARD CASES, BASKETS, FANCY AlllICLES AND In great variety. J.ist recievcd and'will opened for inspection and sale, THURSD DECEMBER lstli, at No. 157, Main Street, <jclT-tI J. ,1',. SCOTT. A LL HAIL!! S?METH1NG POR^THE ^ION ,, bin ~:?,1 *W Kr.i.v hair?covers tbc head or tag .*?'cd0*?u^5 If the natural fluids: and l,lncc. If u^ '^ reu-ulur h.g fur the hair, will preserve. Us Color 'and keep it


ocr: On Saturday September irSth, near Moundsviile, Va., EDVA BEDILION, aged 19. WHillJCi?JjliM It iViUolO oTOlUU AND EASTERN PIANO FORTE MELODEON WAREKOOMS. 3 ? TUST OPENING, 6 maroiflcent Rosewood Pianos, of dl fercni patterns, from 6 to T octaves, and latest style finish, from the celebrated factory of James W. Vose other fiwt clas# makers of Bo.ston, which I ofTer as hereto fore at the greatest bargains to purchasers, and as tfno?l kb any in tin* world. ALSO?the iargest vtock of sunerlor and thorough ? MELOIXEONS, of the renowned Cnrhart Patent, West of the Grateful for the liberal patronage which I have received, shall endeavor still to int-rit It l?j- keeping none but the Instrument*, pusrantr* d as surh one year from sale. A fresh lot of Violins, Guitars, Plates, Instruction and every article legitimately belonging to the Mualc busi ness. and none other. S2T"Please call and examine before purchasing else where. f?F~P;anos and Mclodcons to let. Jeitt B. P. TOBty. PIANOS T PIANOS ! ! RECEIVED from the celebrated manufactory llailet, Davis A Co., a splendid lot of Pianos. Pianos are tuadc with the full Iron frnme, circular and sliding desks, with patent tospenslon bridge, composi tion bearings, and the repeating grand action, and are warranted to give satisfaction, and are made to stand in climate.*, ALSO?a splendid lot of Melodeons for churches, or parlor. In connection with the ahoTel have a large and full of every kind of Musical Instruments, and in fact every thing that may be found In u Music Store, may bo found the store of T. CAKTWRIOHT, i*l9-w 12uMa!nit.,TCht?iIliif.


ocr: " SPRING - - - - 1856 - - - - 1866 B E E H I TE S TORE!! STONE & THOMAS rT*AKE pleasure In notifying the public that tbcy are now in receipt,of a.full stock or _ ' ' 1 DRY GOODS, 2tJLU2f?RY GOODS AhrD VARIETIES J v ! T ? suitable for the 8PHIXO and SL'iiMKii THADE. They hare taken great pains In selecting their stock, to make it- d titrable and iavitino. * Buying largely wita the of the Importers, and often of the Sew Tork Auctions trfien goods are sold by the jmckage, or In large quantities from the vessels in which they are imported, they are often i.ble to buy at much less than the IwjHjrter?: cna sell, themselves, and they hesitate not to say they can offer inducement* excelled by no House in the West. Their atock of Goods is truly immense, being much larger than they ever before offered to the Trade. To make room Uieir atock they are obliged to occupy 4 large store rooms, each W feet deep. ? Particular atteution is invited to their stock of.Silks and Shatrls, ahich alone are worth more than #10,000?and 1* be lieved to be by far the largest, riche??t,-as well as cheapest ever offered in the city, since they have been in the trade.? with thclr.stock of Grenadines, CItalUcs, Argentines, Tissues, Kobes, and Indies Dress Goods in every variety ai?d suitable for auy lady.ln the land, make their stock one of the moat desirable- and inviting to the trade ever offered lu the Their stock of Domestics is more than treble, and their entire stock double, any other similar House In the city, and, iiotn-ith*tandiii? the A and cry now tr/iug to be got op about the ?M*/? principle onijf, thoy pledge e public iliat they sell upon their former terms, viz; C?<*.'/, or Short Credit to prompt- tusu (fe?r others have we had uud noue others need as low, if not a shade lo vcr than any house in Wheeling that pay fur their Goods. They Invite the attention of the CLOSEST "CASH TRADE," " ?ood trad* pf any kind?and assure the public that. If an Immense stock, pries*, accommodating clerks (speaking t h German and English), and prompt and fair dealing, will have any weight, the "BBEIUVK 8T0UR" will maintain its well earned standing, of being Xhv/ftrotile houte with, the in altitude?for FAIK DEALING AND GOOD BAlt C?5r*Gortds sent any there in the citvfree of charge. ap25


ocr: New Arrival THE EASTERN CITIES. JAM opening a lot of superior Family Groceries, just re ceived from the Eastern cities, and selected with the greatest care, to suit the wants of my customers. Among other tilings this arrival embraces; Rio and Java Coffees, best qualities; Green and Black Teas, superior; Fresh Mackeralt No. 1, in kits; " No. 2, " Salmon, No. 1, in kitts, very fine; " No. 1, In tierces; Pickles, In Jars, assorted; Canned Fruits, embracing Peaches, Tomatoes, Ac, Jellies, In Jars, ?ALSO? A quantity of eery superior Dried Beef, ml Hans of the best cure; together with all other article! usually kept in my line. Purchasers are iuvited to call. WM. HEBCRS, fc<8 No. M Monroe at. LARGE lot or fine Safari, just received and for sale fer jn8 V. H. WATSON. / MIALK?8900 lbs white for Bale by I ' in* . A. 0. OftOD * CO. '


ocr: If ATS! HATS! PERSONS wanting the most fashionable and the cheapest il?U or Caps In the cltyjwlll calTat *T?i:> P. D. HARPER k SON. U&T received a large assortment of ?oft Otter 11 at* of _ various utlots, J


ocr: inn BAHttKLS NoHmackerel,) TtV'U JHH) *i do No 8 do >Hassschusetta. 60 bbls No 3 do ) Just received and for sale br c2 j. R. qr??R k CO., Main St. WILLIAM HARE, Plummer ?.nd Gas Fitter, [orpuofTS m xoktb-wsstkiuc baxk,] rVftnla it., Wheeling, Va. ?9*11 O U8E8 fitted up with Water and Qas. Orden from the country for Plpea and Pomp* attended to at shon notice. av2:tf


ocr: WOOL. ~:. " WILL bay the different jmulcs or Wool, delivered at . store. So* 161 market aqua re. my*:- ? ' r-v ? - -V- - QKO.xraaDV. . BY EXPRESS. rID GLOVES, In white afxl eolors, all ?k?4; , V Bonnet Ribbons?Jtirt rec'd by


Glasgow weekly times.

ocr: THE. T. OSBORNE, farriugc laiitifncturer & Dealer, GLASGOW, MO: HAS located in Oirrsgow. for Ihe 'purpose i .Maniitactui ing every variety of Carii-ses', lor-the coiwlruct om of wliich the best of materi als have kaeii ceh ctei. which together with li expCfrieiR of Mr. ft. B. Ushoine, loiu ng.m-Hl in the inaiinfaetiirin of Gen iagca, and kaoivn as oiio of t ie tii in or Osburne. 'Cauip & Co , t. Locis, - con ianufaclure Crries, Width in point of styla ..ii.l duiabnity eainul fcxculled. A variety ot iitw and second l .i.d constantly on hi nd. P. S. P irticnl t attention r aid la thj reaairr Utirg of f'rriairo. and puz '.'1 ..'IS.

place_of_publication: Glasgow, Mo.

publisher: Green & Shirley


ocr: WAR IN KANSAS ! T7E HAVE just received per "Carrier" t T consignmeni 10 Hhds Prime Sugar; 20 Backs do Coffee. 75 Bbls Copper distilled Whisky; 60 do Border Ruffian do; 10 do Old Rye do; 10 do Old Bourbon do; 76 Half bbls Copper distilled Whisky; 0 Barrels Branny, - low rates ly of which we offer for sal at or riouuce. BARTHOLOW h WILLIAilS


ocr: Domestic Dry Good. HE A V If and line 4 and 6-4 sheeting; Bleached cotton and linen sheeting; Prints, beautiful styles at 124c, Negro coltuus, very heavy. SHOi'SWOOD fc K.IRKBRIDE. April 17,1856.


ocr: THE. T. OSBORNE, Carriage Manufacturer ft Dealer GU1SGOIV, MO. HAS located in Glasgow, for the purpose of Manufacturing every variety of Carriages, ror uie construction or wiucn tne oest or materi ills have been selected, which together with tin experience of Mr. H. B. Osborne, long engaged in the manufacturing of Carriages, and Known as uue ui Lie nun or Osborne, Camp & Co.. St. Louis, can manufacture Carriages, which in point of biic nun iiiimuiiiiy caniioi ue exceueu. A variety of new and second hand constantly on hand. P. 8. Particul r attention paid to the repairing iiw jiaiuiuip in . miiur. (fy TERMS CASH. July 17, 1856. A.LEWIS, . Rnrher nnd Hair Ureter, rriHANKFUL for the liberal patronage hereto I fore extended to him. would announce that he Is alwsvs at his post, with sharp instruments and clean Linen, prepared to Nhave,tilinmpoo,or Cut Hair, (fjr Shop on Water street.


ocr: THE. T. OSBORNE, Carriage Manufacturer & Dealer. GLASGOW, MO. HAS located in clasgow, for the purpose of Manufacturing every variety of Carriages, for the construction of which Ihe best of materi als have been selected, which together with the experience of Mr. H. B. Oiiborne, long engaged in the manufacturing of Carriages, and known as one of Uie firm ot Osborne, Camp & Co., St. Louis, can manufacture Carriages, which io point of style and durability cannot be excelled. A variety of new and second band constantly on hand. P. S. Particular attention paid to the repairing aud painting or lamages. TERMS CASH. J July 17, 1856. A.LEWIS, Rarber aud Hair Dresser. THANKFUL for the liberal patronage hereto fore extended to him, would announce that he it always at his post, with sharp instruments and clean Linen, prepared to Rhnve, Shampoo, or Cut Hair. (f" Shop on Water atrests. IWy 186.


ocr: GLASGOW, MO. WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa line, Coopor, Randolph and Chariton coun ts. (fjOuiceoii first street, between tt and Commerce. jnn.l,'M5. JOIIX C. CRAWLEY, ATTORNEY JIT LAW, Keyfesvllle. no.. "ITT ILL practice in Chariton and adjoining v . uuuiMiesj iirusetuir an tidiiiiii ciiirusieti iu him with promptness, and give special attention to administration business. (Tyoiice up stairs in the Court House, fml)31 MTIir.lt T. COLLIER. ATTORNEY AT L AW, CHILLICOTHE, MO. WILL attend to all business entrusted to his care in the counties of Livingston, Daviess, Carroll, Linn, Chariton and Randolph. November, 1854. WILL continue the practice of the Law in Linn and the adjoining counties. All bu- siness entrusted to his care will receive attention. (ap 1855 CARLOS EOAEDMAN, ATTORNEY AT LA W, THOS. B. RF.rp A. F. DENNY. REED 8l DENNY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, IIC.TSVILLE,MISSOCRI, HAVE formed a Law partnership, and will practice their profession in the counties Randolph, Monroe, Boone,Howard. Chnritonnnd Macon. Jan. 1, 1855. T. W. B. CREWS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MARSHALL, MO. WILL practice in the Courts of Saline, How ard, Cooper, Pettis, Johnson and Lafayette, Nov. 30-'5a-ly. W. R. TALLY -UNDERTAKER, FIRST STREET, GLASGOW, MO. RESPECTFULLY informs his old friends and the public, that he has taken a shop on Street, Between Market and Commerce, doors above Shackelford's Law Office, where is prepared to furnish WOOD OR METALIC COFFINS AT ALL HOURS. Also Furniture of all Kinds made to order, re paired, &c. (Sept 20, 1855. GEARHART & CARSON WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DLALERS IN STOVES, TIN WARE, CASTINGS, Pumps, Lightning Rods, &c, FIRST STREET, GLASGOW, MO., WOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that they are prepared for doing an extended business in their line.


ocr: ' , rp HE undersiened are Acents for the nl r I J. M. SINGER It CO.'S unrivalled Machine. These Machines are susceptible of do- th ng all kinds of sewing, from the finest family, to he usual Saddler's sewing. HARRISON tt CO., Agents, Sept. 4, 1856. WATCHES AND CLOCKS MADE TO ORDER, OR nEPAWED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. FRANCIS MURPHY re spectfully begs leave to inform the inhabitants of Glasgow and the surrounding locality that he is now permanently located and fully prepared to make Watches, Clock and Jewelry of every description, and in such a style as to give perfect satisfaction to the owner. F. M. having worked for a number of years in some of the most eminent houses in London. Liv erpool and New York, and from each place has received the highest encomiums for bis workman ship. P. 8. Watches and Clocks that other Watch makers have failed to make perform with accura cy, will be particularly attended to. All and clocks repaired by him will be warranted. The best description of Glasses and material hand. Office at O. Henderson's Drug Oct. 23, 1856-3m Salina Herald toa I months and tend bill aavemser.


ocr: J. W. WHITE'S GREAT VARIETY STORE, KOAXOKE, MO. rp HE subsoriher is just receiving direct from JL Philadelphia and .( York, a large and ex tensive stock of , r . STAPLE AND FANCY CRY 630D9, tu which he would most respectfully call the atten tion of the citizens of tiie surrounding counties.- His stock is entirely fresh end new, and was pur chared FOR CASH under the most favorable cir cumstances, and will be sold at prices that will eiiecuiaiiy DEFY COMPETITIOXI I have every grade, variety, pattern and style of Ladies' Uris-s Goods, a larce lot of the most fashionable Bonnets essr exhibited in Roanoke; a-. .tut... c...,. T ..!,... Cill-., d:ui t - """'""" ., uno, niuwin, um. cuwuiueura, uumi lunun i", n nne iiootis or evcrv vri,,,y- Gent' fine Co'f' Morocco snd Kip Boots and Shoe, w'"cn were "ougnt zu per cent, lower man usual Cassimeres, Tweeds, Cloths, fcc., Cotton Goods, Cottonades, and every thir else made of Cotton; n extra fine lot of Ladies Shoes, of every Quality, Hardware and Cutlery, an extra firm stock of Ta ble and pocket Cutlery, all kinds of heavy Hard ware, Qurensware, China and Glauware, the larges at jck ever brought to this place. Hoots, StV.ionfcry, Hats, Clothing, 4c, (tc, of every variety-. White Lead, Zinc, Paint, Linseed Oil, ic. ' A large lot of Nails, Castings, Cooking Stoves Grindstones. Window Sash, Saddles, Bridles. Hornj Collars. Saddle bags, 4iv . A good stock of Fur nituro direct from the manufactories in Cincinnati. Siuar, Coffee, Teas, Mack-rsl, Manilla and jute cordage Bed cords, Plow line, Crtto! Yarn, Bat ting, Woodenware and Stoneware, bleel, Iron, Wagon boxes, Ac Together with everything else the country demands, which will be sold on as fa vorable terms sj my other retail house in MissmiJ ri. J. W. WHITE. Roancke, Msy 15.1853.-too. Heady Made Clothings WE have a good stock of clothing, which will be sold as low ss any other house will sell the same quality of goodsv . , .. SPOTSWOOD A KIRKBRIDE. April 17,1856. Bonnets nii iriratniugs. Oca stork , of then goods is esry at tractive, including . , . . . sum very' choice Paris styles, to which we will be constant ly making additions as the season advances. MANTILLAS. A verv handsome assortment.iiiclurliiuTnrany spj eial novelties ot the season ill various styles of


ocr: CL.ASOOIT . FEMALE SEMINARY. pHE next session of this Institution, will com I meiice on mokdav. tF.pTiHiKa lotb. Terms; For session of twenty wet I;f: , Elemental v Studies,. -, .... .... $ g 00 Common Eic.'lish. ,,.-. .' It) ftl ilvnnc-d Classes, 11 M C. 'ass es and M itheraatict 15 Til Mu-ie on the Fiann or liuilar, 20 (0 lr-e of I'i.hio, 2 Mt French 6 10 Incidental expenses..-. too No deduction made tr jnj tbe above except in ease of protr -eted sickness. Poatd can be oh 'ained in the family of Ihe Piiucipalal 12 SO per wek vrsshing ex'ri. One ha'f ot lh Tuiti Hi and Board required in advia.ee. C. D. SlMPbON, PitMlpaL Jalyilli 1859."


ocr: MANLIUI SSANHAM . CHAi. W. KXISEa BRANHAM & REISER, Commission & MERCHANTS, NO. 53 SECOND 8 T It E E T , ST, LOUIS, MSSQURL Oct. 9, 1866-tf, . , . , , TOOf.R 8 set eomplele


ocr: WE are Agents for the sale of th unequalled agricultural implements, ,' Kingsland It Ferguson' Wheat Thresher; ' Manny's Patent Reaper and Mower, Pennok's Patent Wheat Drills. , '. ' ' ALSO - Kingsland k. Ferguson's Circular Saw The attention of Farmers are invited to which will be sold at St. iui aaaea. MAKK1SUIM IU . June 12, 1856 Bugglen! Haggles!! FOrR elegantly finished single . Buggies, ilver mounted Harness, for sale at prices.- - - - - -.j Also One sliding ton Buggy, convertable single oroounievenicie, - June 10, 1856. Bastholow & Williams, .FARM FOR SALE. A FINE FARM FOR SALE, ing in Carroll County, ten miles Brunswick and six miles from Dewitt. trant contain between 400 and 600 timber, with plenty of prairie can be bad on reasonable terms. This in a bend of Gland river, and can be as to form a perfect hamper for stock, of water, and can be fenced in with a half of fence. For terms of sale inquire of the Glasgow. , WM. L. BANKS, July 10, 1856. .". ' Carpets and Curtain Hoods. . have just opened, and offer at low a variety of fine . : t Tapestiy Brussels Carpets;' 8tipenor Ingram do; Half wool and enetian dot ' ' 8tair Carpeting; Drugget and Linen crumb Cloths; 8atin? De Lalnes andDamask Curtains; r ' Cornices and Curtain Bands; Cords and Tassels, lie., &c. We are are also daily expecting an invoice of V100B Oil 010THI various widths, all of which are for sale at , Book. Doncan St Smith. V.D. MATTHEWS, comer JVarKet avd Second streets, UlAMCOW. Mo. furnished to order at all hours; Fisk's patent Metallic Coffins hand at St. Louis rice. . . i June 8ftly ; , , ' GLASS AND TE have now in store, and wailing for T tomers, an unusual v laree stock of and English China; wnne uranite Ware; Brown and Yellow Rockilifrham t. -J T7 n liiauurgu anu eastern iriassware; nuiuiiw uiass, various sizes; the Drices will be -11 ' ry to an. . BOON, DUHC AN Sl SMttll JACOB SIVITTH, AT LAW AND LAND IISTtEUB. LINN COUNTY. HO. to any business confided to H inthecountieiof Chariton. Linn. r. I.. Kr i ii i o uTiiuuy, mercer, ouutvan ana rutnam. oepi ii,iboo ly. UOWAKD HIGH , SCHOOL, FAYETTE. MO. , TWENTY-FIFTH SESSION of Institution Will commenri on Mil. r,f S.,.....l.o . In consequence of the large number of iini .uu rriiiai? xjt-jariiuenis are now The Female Department and Yonng House remain under the immpHinta or Mr. and Mrs. Lucky, assisted assistants. C. W. Pritchctt has entire control, of the All bills are payable in received at any time and charged from ui ciiuaiicc iu tne close or tne session. or iiirtner particulars see Circular or apply Iff rw w IT.iTr,. or C. W. PRITCHETT. Fayette, aug. 7, t856-5w HYDROSTATIC WORKS, Nos. 99 and lOl Second Street, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. BEARD & BROTHER. fANUFACTURERS of the j. lire and iturgiar Froof SAFES. Vaults, and Vault Doors, Bang Safes of nartienea steel, jjanic, Vault and Safe Lock and nauorm - SCALES, Druggists'. Standard Scalestand Weights Stork Scales, Iron and Brass Beams, otore n agons, i rucK and Skids. , IP TJ. XXX ZD 3 , all descriptions: Lift. Force. Stsamhnat. r.h.; Soda, Air, Lard Oil, Mining and Deep Hydraulic Rams, Bath Tubs, Lead oview ripe, LIGHTNING RODS. Iron and Brass Castings, Wagon Boxes, Caps and Rubber Leather Hose, aim. (.aug. xa, loao-iy.j Dl s s o LTTTifiT Co-nartnershin of the dissolved by mutual consent, on the 18th Aug H. Finnell will receive all monies due the ano pay an liabilities. J. II. FINNELL. . , , E. BILL1NGSLY. All persons indebted to Finnell k Billings or J. H. Finnell, are respectfully and earnestly to close their accounts without delay. J. II. F. subscriber having sold his entire establish ment to Messrs. THIXTON k CO., respect asks of his patrons and rriends a continuance the new firm, of that libeial patronage which has received during the time he has been in bu in this place, satisfied that all work


ocr: GLASGOW - . FEMALE SEMINARY:- THE next session of this Institution, will com menca on Monday, sErTEMBKB 16th. Terms: For session of twenty weeks: Elementary StndiAi.... a ftff Common English, 10 00 Advanced Classes...... 12 M Classics and Mathematics, 15 00 Music on the Piano or Guitar,- 20 00 Usa of Piano,... .1 t 60 French (OS Incidental expenses,.- ' I 00 No deduction made from the above except in ease of protracted sickness. Board caa be ob tained in the family of the Principal at $2 AO par week washing extra. One half ot the Tuition and Board required ia advance. C. D. SIMPSON, Principal. July.j, t8J.


ocr: WATCIIKS AND CLOCKS MADE TO ORDER, OR RE1MIKED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. FRANCIS MURPHY re spectfully begs leave to inform the inhabitants of Glasgow and the surrounding; locality that ne is now permanently locatprt and fully prepared to make and repair Watches, clocks nnd Jewelry


ocr: CASH! WE have this day adopt -d the CASH SYS TF. MI Thankful for the extensive and liberal patronage of our friends heretofore, w e are impelled, by necessity, to change our system of doing business; and in this change we are well assured, an I pledge our word for it, that it shall be to their interest to rail on us for anything thnt may be 111 our line. The reasons for this course will be found in the next issue of Tunes, THOMSON, LEWIS it CO GUsftow , January 1, I Si.


ocr: AVAR INXVNSAS! WE HAVE just received per "Carrier" consignment 10 Hhds Piiiite Sugar; , ., . ... s 20 Sacks do Coffee. , 75 Bbls Copper distiUed Whisky; ' .' , ., .. 60, do Bonier Ruman . do; 10 do Old Rye do; " ' " " 10 do' Old Bourbon ' dor' . .IS Half kl.u iVm,,.. .i;.i;n..i uri,: i.... "k n.'. 7 7u ..5I 1 All of which otr.r f,.'r 'aal "i w ...... a ' Cash or Produce. r . (e BARTHOLOW b WILLIAMS.


ocr: EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE. Glasgow, 3Vf o. ; &l'g Haiti of F.xcJiangt. Baltimore...... pm I Pittsburg ,..' pm Philadelphia pm I Cincinnati"- pm Boston pm I Louisville pn New York-.." .4 pm 61, LouU" J pm ' . hying Jiattt of Currency. Kentucky 1 dis Tennessee . 2TIia Ohio 1 dis South Carolina. 3 dis Indiana 1 dis North Carolina.. -3 dis Virginia 1 dis Louisiana. 1 dis Wisconsin 2dis Eastern ...... ljdis Df pofites received. Time tbd sight Ex change wanted. Land warrants bought and sold. Drafts and notes collected. Exchange, in sums to suit, always for sale. : . r " (f 5?" Four per cent, interest paid on depoiites reuiuiuinx ou uavs or more. - - ' WESTON F. BIRCH II SON. Glasgow, October 25, 1855. . . . -j. EXPRESS.TOTICE.-t RITCHERDSON'8 MI98O0RI CO. will dispatch a . special messenger week for St. Lout and ajltlie Eastern cities,- ' Merchants, Bankers, and othsi a having anu sjuiuadu pacKagaa, win una inis a eneap and -...l- 1- .M ............... 1. . - I IMS 111UUC "1 uiiryiitw. - 1....... BARTHOLOW k. WILLIAMS, Agents. Iftnav Kvnlt Gewal A font. (ianlT


ocr: Ymbeu, shingles? LATHS. '"PHE undersigned is again in tlie market with a A. fine stock of Pine and Poplar Lumber, Shin gles, Laths, Sash, Blinds and Doors, consisting in part of the following articles: 50,000 feet rough clear Pin lumber all thickness; 10,000 " " " Poplar" " 30,(KIO White Pine flooring; 25,000 " Yellow Pine 40,000 " " Poplar siding; 200, Hit) Best Pine Shingles; 100,000 Best Laths; Together wilh a good lot of all sizes Bash, Doors, Blinds, fcc, all of which he will sell at St. Louis rates, freight added, having bought in the same market with St. Louis men, and can adbrd to live at their profits. irSTTcrrns Cull, positively. jJgS ' , A. W. ItoPER. I may 22, 18jn


ocr: Improved Little Glnnt Corn and Cob Plantation Mill PRICES HE DICED.


ocr: L. & A. CAKR, WHOLESALE STATIONERS, AND BLANK BOOK NO. 49 MAIN STREET, Saint Louis, Mo., KEEP constantly on hand, all the Spelling Books. Gergraphics, Reading " Histories, Arithmetics, Dictionaries,


ocr: TIN WARE, CASTINGS, Pit nips', T.ightuiiig Rods &c, ' FIRST 6TREETj GLASGOW, MO.,- - " WhiS ......- s . 3 I rT"


ocr: THE. T. OSBORNE. Carriage manufacturer & Dealer; GLASGOW, .10. HAS located in tWasgow, for the purpose o Manufacturing every variety ct Carriages, for the construction of wluch the nest of materi als have been selected, which together with lhe experience of Mr. H. B. Osborne, l;ug engaged in the manufacturing or Carnage, and known as one of tle firm ot Oshorne, Camp & Co., St. Louis. can manufacture Carriages, which in paint of style and durability cannot be excelled,. A variety of new and second hand constantly on hand. P. B. Particular attention paid to tbt repairing and painting of Carriage. liT TERMS-CASH Ul


ocr: Strayed or Stolen, ' FROM the undersigned, living in Gtasirow. an the 1st of May. one bav horse of the following description: branded with a letter O on the left tnign, io hands nigh, and a fine riding animal; no other marks recollected. I will give $15 reward for the recovery of said horse, or anv information left at the "Times" Of fice so that f can get him. - WM. S..O'BANNON. , May t5, 1856-tf ;. -


ocr: THE. T. OSBORNE, Carriage Manufacturer & Dealer' GLASGOW, MO'.- HAS located in Glasgow, for the pttrp4s3 of Manufacturing every variety ot Carriages, for the construction of which tbe best ef materi als have been selected, which together with the experience of Mr. H. B. Osborne, long engaged in the manufacturing of Carriages, and Known as one of the firm ot Osborne, damp & Co., St. Louis, can manufacture Carriages, which in point of style and durability cannot be excelled. A variety of new and second hand constantly on hand. P. S. Particular attention paid tb (he reoairinsf and paintine of Carriages. &T 11CKM3 KASH.J July 17, 1868. Utntltiutn'a Goods. ' An . Extensive and excellent assortment of all . ihs leading and popular styles of Cloths and Caui meres, Vesting and Pantaloon-' ei V) also a general variety of the best styles for summer wear in tbe differeti! sr tict4 ot READY MADE CLOTHING,' SHlhTS AND


ocr: GLASGOW HOUSE, Water Street, Glasgow, tpf The undersigned respectfully JSiX.to his friends and the travelling public he has leased the above house, and is prepared accommodate all who will favor liim with a He has renovated his rooms, and rented thn joining, which gives him aniple f pace to , , " e,c,,,er "umneror persons tn.m the tahltshmeiit would heretofore render J&3T Stage oflice for all the lines at Glasgow, and good stahling convenient. . , WM. H. THOMSON. January 3,1856.


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ocr: FUR MOUNT VERNON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.?FARE, round trip, ?1; from Alexandiia 75 cents ?Tne steamer THOMAS, leaves Washington at 9, and Alexan dria at o'clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 0K o'clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per sons wishing the coaches will leave their residence George A Thomas Parker. Refreshments on the boat. ?ot28?H SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain

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ocr: ORANGE * ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! TWICE DAILY -fc? (SUNDAY NUiHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City and the South ! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSVILI.E, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 0 a in and 7 p. m Fare from Washington t0 Richmond ?5 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE 1* at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Frtt Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE ?.fT? PAGE,for ALEXANDRIA, a tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Meal* Ticket* procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route.as it IsacoitTiNrotrs link or first ci.ass railroa* from ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND THROUGH PASSENGERS and carried without cost to the Depot of the Railroad. J. R. NICK LIN, dec 7-tf Ticket Agent, Alexandria.


ocr: CLOAK TRIMMINGS AT CASSIDY'S DRESS TRIMMINGS AT CASSIDY'S FRINGES. ALL WIDTHS, AT CASSIDY'S FRENCH FLOWERS AT CASSIDY'S BLACK FEATHERS AT CA9<MDY'S MILLINERY GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT CA5*SM DV


ocr: SHOW! THE ONLY DULY HBCOGXIZBO AND LEhlTlHATK MtOW HAVING ANY CLAIM TO GREATNESS Iff AMERICA W1U exhibit in Washington on FRIDAY At a AT I RU AY, #fpl. **> and CT, FOR TWO DAYS ONLY! AFTERNOON A>D EVENING. RICE respe-tfully announce* t at It 1* bli intention to afford the mn?t dHlch'ful and In teresting Entertainment t ver bef re held urder a canvas In this country. THE TALC1T OF HIS COSPANT, AND THK tHTILLISISCI OV HIS HORSES, MILES AND ELEPHANTS! Ju?tife* h'm In the b?U<*f that h?? endeavor* will be crowned with success, and that thedtl zens of this citv will award him the same meed of praise that other commnnl tles have so universally bastowed. IfT* A Grand Afternoon Performance, for 'he accommodation of fam!lie? *r.d rhlldren. will ?-e given oa fATL'KDAV, commen'irg atilo'eCk. ICT AdmlsMon to Boxes FIFTY CENTS. Pit T WI4NTY-FIVE CENTS Doors open at 7; performance 'ocmmw* tt 'X o'clock se :5 -Hw


ocr: LAVENOEH, .,7, C> WILD CHERRY BRANDY, ?' A t\wta luting's celebrated STOMACf biTTKk S 'orsaleby J AS. H. " ki i * ?? T t+?t corner 13th. llKJl!',AHD 0,-LK; AN HISTORICAL, . b .T^C,) ' ".bracing the perlrds of the l>v is Revol)? on Rnd Mexican War. by the Hon "Tulah Clemens, of Alabama; prlre oi.e d-iilar F RANCH TAYLOR


ocr: NEW 8T0Y S HOUSE. THE G SEAT EST COOK IMQ 8T0VE INTRODUCED IMIXJ THE UNfTBD STATUS. FOK COAL OR WOOD. 14 HIM) in lTse. Ksar si/ss : Ns. 0, 7. S, 9. UALLAHHCR'S CIIIIIATSU MORNING STAR, UOL'BLK OVEN COOKING STOVE. Uest, the CheiDest, mo?-. Substantial most Perfect Cooling Stove in the Union 13,OW ?/ tk?9e Stovet are noio tit tmccestful operation. This splendid Cook Stove has now been thor oughly tested during the last four years; operate Iii the best and mast satisfactory manner, I hive fully tried them with w >od and caal, sUoaWy r?~omm?nd them. Tney are beavy very durable, and the design Is neat and betutl ill. With a moderate tire, tu s Stove will three loaves of Brrad, Roast a Turkey, Boll Dinner Pots, ll'oil a Beefsteak and he*'. the for washing, all at the same time. Ton are respectfully invited tocall and th*>ab,/ve splendid Cojkiag Stove,'? GALLA GHER'S MORNING r*TAK " Patentee: A J GALL\GHKR, Philadelphia. UALLAUHEH'H Patented, 1936. A New and Splendid Large Oven


ocr: FRUITS JUST RECEIVED, Fresh STRAWBERRIES Fresh PEACHES Fresh RASPBERRIES Fresh HUCKELMERRIES Frash CHERRIES Freah PEAS Presh GBEEN CORN For sale by JONAS P. LEVY, Wine, Liquor, Slgaia and Groceries 474 rsaa avenue. t tab ?-iw


ocr: n JONAS P. LEVY, IKPoetix ana naaLaa in LIQUORS, CIGARS, ahd GROCERIES, & Forwarding Merchant INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 474 Pa. av., two doors below U.S. Hotel, Wjlsbihgton Citv, D. C. N. U ?County Merchants are requested a call before pDrchasing elsewhere.


ocr: i in minis, linns. BUY AND SELL AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE; FURNISH DRAFTS Ob all Part* of United State* and Europe; COLLECT DRAFTS all part* of United State* and Europe; draw bills ON IRELAND FOR ?1 OR UPWARDS; BUY AND SELL BONDS, STOCKS, A OTHER SECURITIES; NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER. paying 10 V aad ever, (? r m1i< laid warrants. We are at all times Purchasing, and have Sale, LAND WARRANTSof all denomination*. Land Warrants located In Iowa, Wisconsin, CHUBB BROTHERS,


ocr: UAUTIER'S Ladles' and Orntlrmra'i Elegant SALOON AND RESTAURANT, Conducted on the plan of Taylor * Delmonico't New York. I ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN PRO, cure at all hours BRKAKPAST, LUNCH. DINNER and SUPPER, served in the best stvle at a few minutes' notice. * ha\d delicacies of the season constantly on Members of Congress and others taking rooms can make desirable arrangement* on moderate terms to have their meals furnished Llegant dining rooms and parlors for the ac commodation of messes or parties of gentlemen desirous of taking their meals together grangers vis.ting the city will iind this estab lishment a great convenience, and are respectful ly Invited to ca-1 and examine It . t. C 6AUTIKR, dec 15?no 1 in Ml Pennsylvania avenue. T O F H A >1 tc NOR K LET'S NEW AND CHEAP SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE, 499 Seventh st , opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. i-*! A MESSRS TOPHAM. fig!BBLlate of Philadelphia, and M?^'NOHFLKT of this city ? respectfully announce to their friends and the nubile, that they have com menced the Saddling Tluslness at the above stand, where they will make and keep constantly on hand a Urge and superior assortment of?Mens' Ladle*' and Roys' SADDLES, BRIDLES MARTINGALES.and WHIPS. HARNESSof every description, both for city and country use ?1' kln.ls o/ TRUNKS, V ALOISES, and CAR PET BAGS Ladles' SATCHELS. TK A veil ING BASKETS.and FANCY WoAk BOXES HORSE BLANkfcTS. COVERS^ COLLARS and HAM ES. Horse. Spoke, and Oust BRUSH ES. CARDS, CURK { -COMBS, SPONGES, Ac .Ac. ' All material used will be the best that can be obtained; and both of us having been practical w.-rkmen for several years, we feel confidant that our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability. By unremitting efforts to give satis faction we hope to merit, and respectfully solicit, a <taare of public patronage. Pasticuiar attention paid to covering Trunks ar.d repairing all kinds of work.


ocr: [XTARNER'S POCKET W Small, sure, and eflbctlve Also. Allen's nd Cell's Revolvets aad single barrel Pistols C FRANCIS, dec #1? iW mventfl ?t,


ocr: Rt?. ?. E. hakvkt, (BveoBssoa to Jam** F. UNDERTAKER, JTs 111 Seventh SfrMl. between U mnd Ht leave to inform the that she hss In her employ the^ ?ant* persons that were in tnee?tabllshinertt, who are fully oom|fteut to conduct tbe Undortahlng and I bat every attention will be given to gty or night, as heretofore. m I* Cm


ocr: GRANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! W ICR DAILV It (SUyVAY NWHTS EXCEPTED) Between tVashingttn City and ifae Socih! V1A: ALEXANDRIA. ?ORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND Laava VTashlngtea at 6 a ? ar4Tp.a Fare froM Washington to Richmond S3 ?? OMMBUSEJ and BAGGAGE WAGONS Will be at the Wash Ington Railroad Depot to cra ve* PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fr?? ?/ Ckargt, to STEAM KR GBORGE PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, a disj^?^ tamce of six miles, allowing ample time for ?leai?. Tickets procured on the coat Expedition and Comfort are secured by tkl* Route.asltlsaconTi??rot* liiiiow via?TCLA*? asiLRuiC noi ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND. THROUGH PASSENGERS ard BAG6A6K carried without oost to the Depot of the Peter#burf Railroad. Information ef Ronte and Lost Baggage ob tained of JAMES A EVANS, *eb 11 Agent, Alexandria, Va WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD* OF liOL'RS.?On and after MM* , day, the *id Instant, tke Train* will Leave Washington at 6 and a. ?., and 3 ui P ? Oa Sunday at p aa. Leave Baltimore at aad a. aad 3 aal Suaday al<M a. m, o-tt t.a. r ARSONS,


ocr: (^lUOFtaU AND UERK1NU.?1MI qila J lais Bay Codttsh 30 barrel* scotch Herring Now landing prr schooner from Newbur?port, ai.d for aale by HARTLEY * MRU , n?>v -JU lw 101 Water ISt , HeoigHowu.


ocr: Digest or laws of the united STATES, with references to the acts re pealed, supplied, or modified, and notes, of the decisions and dicta of the Supreme Court of the Union upon their construction; by Jas. Dunlop of the Pennsylvania Bar; one volume of 1,017 pages, 1856, price 97.50. mor 22?tr


ocr: WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. Lv lUANOK or HOURS.?On and after Moi ?> day, the &Jd Instant, the Trains will Leave Washington at ft and bjf a. m., and 3 and ' p. m n Sunday at4^ P- m. Leave Baltimore at 4# and fljf c. m., and 3 and p in. On Sunday at 4^ a. m. 2??tr


ocr: MRS. M, g, HARVEY, (Ssccwsos TO Jams F. Haavsv, n.c.a.so,) UNDERTAKER No. 410 Strentk strut, bttwten (i and H EGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBI ip that abe haa in her employ the same persons that were formerly< ln theeatabllshment, who are fully competent toeonduc* the Undertaking Bualneas and that every attention will be given to calls' dgy or night, as heretefoie. m 19 6m T bTULU.-f^oou <;,rp? n sshlngton Stock (or wJeat CHUBB


ocr: JONAH P. LKVT, IMJORTn* ari dbalkx i> LIQUOR", CIGARS, AID OR 3CEEIE8, QtnsralConxauaioj ft Forwarding March ant INSURANCE AXl) BILL BKOKXR Wo 474 Pa. av , two doors below U 8. Hotel Washington Citt, D. C. *? N B ?Country Merchants are requested ts ?[Its rkire se a call before purchasing eL-ewl e? *-


ocr: fOFHAN * liORFLKT'l NEW AND CHEAP ?addle, habicess and tbuite store. 499 Seventh st , opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. MESSRS TOPHAM. ?fe^^klate of Philadelphia, ana j^P^NORFLET of this city,| respectfully announce to their friends and the pnbllc, that they haveoom the Saddling Business at the above stand, they will make and keep constantly on hand a large and superior assortment of?Mens', Ladies', and Boys' SADDLES, BRIDLES, martingales.and WHIPS. HARNESSoi every description, Doth for city and country use. kinds of TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR PET BAGS. Ladles'SATCHELS, TRAVEL* ING BASKETS,and FANCY WORK BOXES. HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS, and HAMJES. Horse, Spoke, and Dust BRUSH ES. CARDS, CURRY-COMBS, SPONGES, Ac. All material used will be the best that oan be obtained; and both of us having been practical for several years, we feel conident that our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or By unremitting efforts to give satis faction we hope to merit, aud respectfully solicit, a share^f public patronage. Pastfcular attention paid to coverlmg Trunks and repairing all kinds of work. Saddlers: tools constantly on hand, aev 7?tf


ocr: HEW 8T0VE HOUSE. THE GREATEST COOKING STOVE INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,000 la Use. Fear size* : No. tt, 7.?, 9. GALLAGHER'S M O R NT!i*a"s TAR, DOUBLE OVEN COOKING STOVE. The Best. the Cheapest, most Substantial and most Perfect Cooking Store In the Union. of these Stoves are note tn successful operation. This splendid Cook Stove has now been tlior onghly tested during the last four years; they op-rate In the best aid most satisfactory manner, 1 hire fully tried them with wood and coal, and strjagly re*omin?nd them. They are heavy and very durable, and tne desijn Is neat and beautl f ul W 1th a inolerate lire, th's Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread. Roast a Turkey, Boll two Dtaaer Pots, Broil a Beefsteak and beat the water for washing, all at the same time. You are respectfully Invited to call ani examine the above solendid booking Stove. ?' GALLA gher'S morning star " Patentee: a J. GALLAGHER, Philadelphia. MALLAUHEIi'S AIR-TIGHT,


ocr: THE GREATEST COOKING STOVI EVER 1NTR0DHCED IXTO THli U NTT ED S TA TBS. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13 000 In Use. Fear sizss : Na. 6. 7, S, 9. UALLAUtiKR'S caLiaaATio MORNI G- STAR, DOUBLE OVEN COOKING STOVB. The tiest. the Cheipest, most Substantial and most Perfect Cooking Stove In the Union. 13,OJO of tk*$4 Stoves art nova in luceess/ul opsration. This splendid Coo* Stove has now been thor oughly tested d'Jrtn^ tae last four yearn; they op-nte In the best aad mrnt satisfactory manner. I hire fall/ tried them with w>od and c^al, and srroigly re:omm ?nd th<J n. Taey are heavy and v?ry dn-aoie, aad the detlgn is neat and be-iutl ul. Witha in iterate fire, th s Stove will Bake three lowes of Bread. Roast a Turkey, Boil two Dinner P>ts, Broil a Beefstea* and heat the water far washing, all at the same time. Yoa are respectfully invited to call and examine theaM*'3 splendid Co iking Stove,14 GALLA GHER'S MORNING STAR ? Patentee: A.J. GALLAGHER, Philadelphia. U.1LL\0 IIEK'S SUNRI9E AIR-TIGHT, Patented, 1936. A New aad Splendid Large Ow FLA T TO P COO KING S TO VE, FOR COAL OR WOOD Fonr Slzea: Ne. 6, 7, S, 9. It Is only necessary to say, that after very many years of experience, aad being fully conversant with all or the various kinds of Stoves which have been Invented on the d ?wn draft principle, thst I hive taken advantage of every well kaown linorovi n-*nt t at has from time to time been m*de, particularly In reference to the formation and construction of the which are


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. r. wnriR i eSAWD EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL DIORAMAS, V I ?: W ? , CHROMA TROPE* nETAPHORm.kr. AT FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN, Commencing THURSDAY, Jan.31. A Day Exhibition on SATURDAY AFTER at 3o clock F all particulars Id small bills. jaa 51


ocr: OR SCHWARTZES Worm Destroying Svrup. 1HK ONI.Y KNOWN REMEDY WHICH . never falls to destroy W orms without injury to the patient. Itls warrantrd to be a purely vege table compound, and compared with other prepa rations is pleasant to take, and lnnoeent In Ita operation It needs but a trial to prove Its effi. cacy. Price ifi cents a bottle For sal* at JOHN SCHWARTZES, Drug and Chennlcal Store, No. 468 Pa. avenue, next to U. S. Hotel. P S ?A liberal deduction will 1>e made to the trade. uur 20?eotf 'I


ocr: JONAS mroavaa and dialie is LIQUORS, CIGARS, A1CD GROCERIES, 6enen?lCon;mia?ion A PorwardiiKf INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 474 Pa. av , two doors below U. S. Hotel WaaHiaeroN Citt, D. C. N B ?Country Merchants am requested to me a call before purchasing elsewhere.


ocr: NOW RECEIVING, AND FASHIONABLE STYLES OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Articles adapted te Spring and Summer wear, at LAN K'r* ? Gents' Furnishing Store, ap H- M r%. ??., mm eofnar 4# stmt.


ocr: OW DISCHARGING A CAR60 OF CUM BEKLAN D COAL of a superior quality, Stove6, Steam and Smiths purposes White, Red and Gray Afh COAL; Hick Oak and Pine WOOD. Ail of the above will offered on as reasonable terms as can be in this market. Office and Yard northeast corner of Uth and No 54^, one square south of Pa. avenue, dec B5-3t C. M KEYS. of Columbia, county Washington,?1 herebv certify that Boyd Brooks, of Washington county. before me, tbe subscriber, one oi justices of the peace, in and for the said county, this l?th day of December, 1^55, as a stray tres upon his enclosures, a Bay HORSE about 12 years old: thirteen hands hl?h; shod all round; swltcn tail; paces and trots under sad Given under my hand : . _ JOHN S iiOLLlNGSHEAD, J. P. * The owner of the above described Horse is re to prove property, pay charges and take awny. J- B. BROOKS, Col Brook s Farm, Glenwood Cemetery doe 16-3t? Road


ocr: NOTICE E STREET BOWLING SALOON. UNDERSIGNED DEEMS IT UNNE cessary to say any thing in praise i. [ , of hla Saloon, as his patrons can ull\i/'7j| fully testify, but will add what it has v o bee >, it will continue to be, and as a token thanks for put patronage, I now offer to the making the highest number of Fins with Bills from Oct. 14, to Dec 14 1956, Gold Watch and Chain. J.'I.MaKR,


ocr: SHAD AN 1> HIHR1NG ?< ALt VK." ,KALERS AND FAMILIES DESIROUS of ?rocuring the beat or HKkRlNG for salting, can have them delivered at market prices. Immedi ately upon being caught, by leaving their oidera at the Union Land Office, 7th street above Odd Fellows' Hall, or at the fishing ahore adjoining t^e Navy Yard bridge, Wsihington, where they


ocr: i TO THE PUBLIC. undertaking business here. t of ore carried on by th? late . Jaui". P Harvey, will he " J ued by bla widow. Mr GEORtii: HARVEY, (brother of my de cerned bushsnd) baa heen engaged to conduct aid manage the business, and ta fully authorized to act In the premises. The public may be assured that every attentlou will be given to tbe bualnem aa formerly. FUN r.R ,\L CALLS attended to at all bour> of :he day ?ad night. MARIA E HARVEV, ap 21- jw 410 Seventh atreet. Q tAA WORTH OP 6EORUITOWFI 'PfJKJU CORPORATION STOCK for kale by E K. LUNDV, ?P 94 IW St., OeorgetowR.


ocr: FOR MOUNTVERNON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS?FARE, round trip, SI: from Alexandria dt.'* Ifc r5 cent* ?The steamer THOMAS COLLY BR leaver Washington at 9, and Alexan dria at o'clock. Coac hes leave the Capitol for the boat at 5 o'clock Coach fare 10 cent? Per sons wishing tli*- coaches will leave their redone* George A Thomas Parker. Refreshment* on the boat. ?rt ?tf SAM'L tiKDNEY, CtPtall.


ocr: Information for Traroler*. OBAFGK & ALEXAHD1IA RAILROAD fiHMgi Great Southern Mail Line! TWICE DAILVH (SVSDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City and the Sooth! TIA: ALEXANDRIA. GORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND Lear* Washington at 6 a. m tad 7 p.n Far* from Washington to Richmond 85 OMNIBUSES and BAGOAGE V* at the Washington Railroad Depot to con PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fret to STEAMER GEORGE_ PAGE, fur ALEXANDRIA,a tance of six miles. allowing ample tlm* for Meals Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured bv this Route, as it ieacoHTincocs limof first class KA1I.BOA.S from ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg J. R. NICKLIN, dec 7-tf Ticket Agent, Alexandria.


ocr: FUN KNIVES, warranted gan nine, bought personally from the mannfactu rersln Sheffield; ladles and gentlemen's pattern*, of one to fonr blades, In buck, iTory and nearl hanlles. [Jan 8] FRANCK '/ayloIT AND WRAPPING PA^ Jf"?at ELLIS'S dec 31 300 Pa. avenue.


ocr: STILL A GREAT RISU ELLIS'S TOR BARGAINS-NOW IS the time to get cheap goods, aa he ia telling out to change business Go, every bed y, to P* avenue, between *h and luth tts alp 1?


ocr: MARRIED, On the 3lst January, at St. Matthews' by Rev. J . B Donelan, RICHAKI) J ENTS to Miss MALVINA R I.. daughter of the late Agrlcol Favier, all of Ity. * DIED, In this city, this morning, at 12 o'clock, HANNAH C TATE, wife of Andrew Tate, the '2Uth year of her age. In Alexandria. Va , suddenly, on the 30th ult Mr. JAM ES FUGITT, ajzed 5* years. His remains were brought to thlscity by Express Company, and aellvcred to his son. * In Portsmouth, Va., on the 25th of DANIEL K F R A ETAS, in the 31st year rf age. Peace to his soul. In the same place, on the 2?th of January, EMILY WILLIAMSON, consort of Dr. Chas H Williamson, U-8 N.


ocr: TOPHAIW fc NOR F LET'S NEW AND CHEAP SADDLE, HAENESS AED TEUEE STORE 4W Seventh st , opposite Odd Fellows' Hall ^?-A. MKWR3. TOPHAMj M| j M late of Philadelphia, and of this 4 reapectfully announce their friends and the public, that they have com menced the Saddling Business at the above stand, where they will make and keep constantly on hand a large and superior assortment of? Mens', Ladles', and Boys' SADDLES, BRIDLES. MA RT^N GALES, and WHIPS HARNESS of pvrrv description, Doth for city and country use. All kinds oi TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR PET BAGS Ladles'SATCHELS, TRAVEL ING BASKETS,and FANCY work BOXES. HORSE BLANKETS. COVERS. COLLARS, and HAMES. Horse, Spoke, and Dust BRUSH ES. CARDS, curry-COMBS, SPONGES, All material used will be the best that can trt obtained; and both of us having been practical for several years, we feel confident that our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or By unremitting efforts to give satis faction we hop* to inerlt, and respectfully solicit, a share^of public patronage. Pastfcular attention paid to cove.lag Tromks and repairing all kinds of work.


ocr: LIQUORS, Ac. 25 casks Port, Madeira, and Malaga WINES 40 quarter and eighth-casks BRANDY 15 barrels pure RYE WHISKEY 30 do extra old Family WHISKEY HU do old Kye Do 150 do GIN, Domestic BRANDY, and WHISKEY 10 do Champagne CIDER 50 baskets HEIDSlCK CHAMPAGNE 300,000 CIGARS, all grades J ust received, and for r.aleby aov'27-ftteod MURRAY A SEMMES.


ocr: NSW STOVE H0U3I. |I THE GREATEST C00KIW0 8T0VE EVER INTRODUCED ty ro THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,000 In Uae. Penr sizes : Ne. 6,7.9, ?. O ALLAO UER'S M O R NINO 8 TAR, DOUBLE OVKX COOKINU STOVR. Tlk Best, the Cheapest, most Substantial and ino*t Porfect Cooking Stove In ths L ulon. 13,UJU of (AcJ< Store* art now t? success/Ml operation This splendid Coo* Stove has now been thor oughly tested during the last four years; they operate In the be?t and rant satisfactory manner. 1 btrs fully tried them with w.-?od and coal, and . atro tgl/ re;.)inm -nd the n. They are heavy and very u i *at>lc. and tne design 1* neat and beiuti- ul W ltU a in>lera'.? ttre. th s Stove will Bahe tnree loave* of Breil, Roast a Turkey, (loll two Dinuer P jU, Broil a Oe^Nteik and heat the water for wa^ulng, all at the same time. Youarj respectfully luvlted tocall and examine the ab)7e solendid cocking Stove, ?? GALLA OHKR'S MORNING 4 TAR ' Pataatea. A. J. OALLVGUhR, Philadelphia. UILLIOHEK'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Pntented, |sj?. A New and Splendid Lirge Oven rLA T TO P COOK [HQ 8 TO V E, FOR COAL OR WOOD Penr lizesi Ne. 0, 7, 9, y. It is only caoeaanry to say, that after very many of


ocr: GREAT REUICTIUN IN THE PBICK OF BOOTS ABO 0A1VBB3 HAVE ON COMMiBElON, FOR A PHIL adelphla manu facturer. a Srst rate or Pegged Calf Skin BO(Pf at S3-9^. fall as good as those usually sold at S6 or 86: a&d a French Calf Petent Leather GAITER at SO, as good as any atS6; aflrvtrateOaU Salter at S9 M?, these are the best goods that Is (or ever were) sold In the District for the price; for the proof, come and see - ? ?' for yourself. Terms posltlwly exfh No extra prodt charged to oSbet bad debu Call at the TfEW TORE HAT STORK, SeveMa street, near Pennsylvania avenue P? 9i-tf ANTHON Y, Acent CIDER.? JUBT ARRIVED from New Jersey, a lot of choice Ghatnyagv* Cirder For sale by the barrel or In bott'es Poultry A Massev'a Philadelphia XX Alts. Also T Dondelet's Baltimore Ale All of whloE ?C be so d at a small ndv?nc.e foroaah. ARNY A BUBMN.


ocr: MATH HATS I (CONSTANTLY ON HAND A V> supply of BEEBE'H - NEW YORR STYLES, together with TAYLOR'S HATS, of U A L T I - M O R E The bent black dress HATS got tip ln the latent style for #3.50, as good as thoee usually sold at,*5Aand ? 'L00*1 fashion- f%t able Hat at #3, worth #4: and a flrst-rate Hat, #2 50 rr tttt? -r??^n.,at#,rlai8"d the anshln employed to Produce a #5 Harwich is sold fo? K,.. . 0acl*b bU8,n?". lAeet with nolnB but give each customer full value for h"? money Felt Hats unusually low. hl" N II Agent for Drlseoll's Balm of a Thousand ANTHO DU bOUle m \ JiN Y,7th Q6u tventip asaa# for a New York Hat Company A VOIO TH K CROWD GO AT ^ V VOUr Holi<l4y Goods from the best and cbeinest store is the city. k de* 17. a j Mclaughlin a co I'm aveau?, bet. btli and


ocr: OBANGE & ALEXANDRIA fiimsi Great Southern Mail Line! ?9-TWICK daily (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City ant) the VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND. Linn Washington at 6 a m and 7 p.m. Fare from Washington to Richmond.......IS OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGi Ckarri, to STEAMER GEORGE epot vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Ckarrt, to STEAMER GEORGE _ -I PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA,a tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Tickets procured on the noat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by Rnute,asltLsacoifTii?oovs i.inbot liiLROAD teom ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND THROUGH PASSENGERSand carried without cost to the Depot of the Railroad. Informntloa of Route and Lost Baggage tained of JAMES A. EVAN8, feb 11 Agent, Alexandria, Va.


ocr: ORANGE A ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. MlKR'UPBUiiL I|K Great Southern Mail Line I agr twick uau.y ~?* (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Wasliiugton City and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, ? ORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a. nt. and 7 p.m. Fare from Washington to Richmond 85 5t OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS will be at the Wellington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGF.US and BAGGAGE, Fr?? of Ckarrt,\o STEAMER GEORGE - PAGE,for ALEXANDRIA,r dls-^B^SI^* 4 tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals. Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Ront?*,a9ltlsaco!*TTniioTJs Linaor firstclass railroad FROM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE carried without coat tothe Depotof the Petersburg Railroad. Information of Route and Lost Baggage ob tained of JAMES A. EVANS, feb 11 Agent, Alexandria, Va.


ocr: ?SA?JCtE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! *?- TWICE DAILY "*A (.SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a. m. nnd 7 p.m. Fare from Washington to Richmond S5 54) OMNIBUSES and BAGGA6K WAGONS ba at tue Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGKRS and B\GGAGE, Free Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE _ a. PAGE.for ALEXANDRIA,a tanca of six miiiw, allowing a:nple tiiue for Meals. Tickets procured on the ooat Expedition and Comfert are secured by this Route, as It Is a con tin nous link or iirst class KAII.KOAD fKoM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg Railroad. Information of Route and Lost Baggage ob tained of JAMES A. EVANS, fab 11 Ag??ur. Alexandria, Va


ocr: EVERY LADY THAT WAMTJlA CALL IMMEDIATELY AT MAX WELL A BRO.'8, as they are new selling their 81* CLOAKS FOR 812 815 CLOAKS FOR 810 812 CLOAKS FOR 9* 810 CLOAKS FOR 90 8S CLOAKS FOR 85 8<> CLOAKS FOR *t. MAXWELL A BRO , 328 Pa avenue. N B - Cloak Rooms in second story, jan 31?ec3t


ocr: THE GREATEST COOKIIJG STOVI INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. FOR CO Au OR WOOD. 13,000 La Uae. Four sizes: Ne. 6,7.8,9, ?ALLAO H ER?S CIL1B21TIB MORNING STAR, DOUBLE OVEN COOKISii STOTB. The Best, the Che<pest, mos: Substantial and most Perfect Cooking Stove In the Union. 13,OJU tk?t* Stores are now tit tuensf/ul optration. This splendid Coon Stove has now been thor oughly tested during the last foar years; they operate in the best and most satisfactory manner, I have fully tried them srith wood aad coal, and s'.roigly recomm >n& them Tney are heavy and very durable, and the design is neat and beautl f ul W 1th a m iderate lire, th s Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread. Roast a Turkey, Boll two Dinner Poto, B'oll a Beefsteak and heat the water fur washing, all at the same tim*. You are re ?pectfully Invited to call and examl ne the above splendid Cooking Stove, '? GALLA GHER'S MORNING STAR " Patentee: A. J. GALL1GHER, Philadelphia. OALLAOHEK'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Pateated, IMS. A New and Splendid Large Oven PLAT TOP COOKING STOVE, FOR COAL OR WOOD Fear Size*: Ne. 6, 7, S, ?. It is only necessary to say, that after very many years of experience, and being fully conversant with all of the various kinds of Stoves which have been invented on the dewa-draft principle that 1 hive taken advantage of every well known Improvement t^at has from time to time b?en mtde, particularly In reference to the formation aad construction of the flues, which a*e always neres?ary to b* Urge and I have fully appiied e/ery improvement and combined them all in toe "3*?r?? Air-Tight Cooking >Xae? " This Stove is made very beavy and is a good mhstan tlal article; I have made them ?rtrm ktary in all th? parts where long experience has proved It to be Important, and 1 can assure my enstomera that ! have spared neither pains nor expense In get and It will not


ocr: THE NAIAD QUEEN [^EW CRANBERRIES, RAISINS, Dates, 2S boxe* layer and bun-, h RAISINS 5 barrels CR AN BKRRIES 8 frails of DATES 10(J drums of FIGS ?2 kegs T A M A K IN DS 1 bale of Princess paper bhell ALMONDS I do Bordeaux do 1 do Naples WALNUTS 5 hogsheads Loverlng's GOLCEN SIRUP pounds hulled BUCKWHEAT FLOUR h ew boxes nice HONEV in the ccinb 10 barrels of Crab-apple CI DER, swtet 20half-chests of BLACK TEA, a nice article, at a low prl-e. With a larpe assortment of Goods, for sale low, by RICHARD J. RYAN, nov 11-eodw corner 9th and D streets


ocr: PIANOS. PIANOS. LARGE COLLECTION OF NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS for Sale and to cheaper than at any other place, at No 496 street, a few doors above Pennsylvania avenue nov2l-1m*


ocr: CHANGE OF HOURS. N AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 30th of _ June, the Steamer GKORGE _ PAGE will run at the following hours: Leave Alexandria at 4#, 8,10,12, 2*, 4*. o'c'ock. Leave Washington 6, 8,11, 1X,3X,5K, and 7 o'clock. Je 29-tf El.LIS L. PRICK, Captain


ocr: DIKD, On the 30th December, Mrs. ISABKLLA MO wife of Ja?. B. Moran. In the i5th year of age. The friend* of the family are invited to attend funeral to-morrow Jan. *, at *i o'clock m.


ocr: NA TIONA L THE A THE Kvbkil * C? , IJ T Foil, Muinr [ Also, of Baltimore and Richmoad Twsatres ] D KAMATIC WEEK Bagagement of the charming actress MRS LIZZIE WESTON DAVENFOET, HE A H. DAYE1TF0ET, Supported by tbe entire Con put of the Holiday Stieet Theatre. U A l.ugdoo, F Bang*, W H tiring*, W Taloott, S R Browne, W H Bokee. J. B Phillips, Wm kill., Joa Park* r. U Ckarek, J no Germon. J .TiiOMra, Mrs J B Phillips, Mr* 0 C. Gennoe. Mi?s Ellon Mcrant, MlsaJos Parker, Mra Parker, Mm Kills, ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH, W1U be presented la l?e acta THE ACTRESS OF PADUA. LIZZIIt W mviNrOIT To conclude with THE YOUNG WIDOW. Mr A H DAVENPORT Mra LIZZIE W DAVENPORT Ptic* ?/ Admission?Boxes and Parquette.SO Reserved seats, 7# cents, Family Circle Galterlea. 88 oenta. Box oAce open dally ? to A o'clock ae *7


ocr: BALLS. FRO BONO PUBLICO! TWENTY-NINTH~ANNUAL BALL OV THS Franklin Fire Company ?' la honar of thr Birth-night of thr illns trlons Ur Franklin. COMPANY RESPECTFULLY AN nounce to their friends and the public that they will give their Twenty-ninth Annual Ball on THURSDAY EVENING, Januarf 17th, I**, at Carusl's Assembly Rooms. The general satisfaction our annual balls Lave heretofore given and the entire success attending thein, Inspires us with renewed energy, and we C ledge ourselves to make this ball one of the rightest that has ev. r given brightness to the history of balls in the annals of the company No exertions will be spared that may contribute to the enjovment and pleasure of those who may , honor us with their presence. Obliging and expsrienced Floor Managers have been selecteJ whose every exertion will l>e to give satisfaction In regard to the tioor. Supper will be furnished by an experienced caterer. Confections, IceCream. Fruit, Ac . will be pro vided by one of our city's most skillful confec tioners A favorite Cotllloa Band has been engn^ad for the occasion. Tickets ONE DOLLAR?admitting a gentle and ladies. No Hats or Caps will be allowed in the hall ex cept those worn oy the Firemen. The entire company will act as the Committee of Reception. Committee of Arrangements. R E Doyle, NVra H Fanning, J Williamson, J Standtbury, G Cros? field, D Driscoll, H Ward, WmM Payne, TL Martin. Wra Jones, R G Eckloff, T Sinon, J B Melley, J M Hough, A Sprlne, E C Eckfoff. C J Canfleld, L Thomas, J B Moran, S Butt. dec lb?'T4tAJan 15,18,17


ocr: WAIH1WOTOW HHAHCM or HOURS.?On and after J day, the 23d lastaat, the Trains will kinWHklicteiailu48X a. M ??d ?M a. and I


ocr: BBOOEt' PRIZE8POOLCOTTON. .DOZEN BROOKS PRIXB MEDAL Spool CXton mr i received, and for ante by W EG AN 4 son, 323 south dela.av. i it. ^ th and 7tk au ?ev 17-Jt tlnlelj 1000


ocr: BRANCH RAILROAD. OF HOURS.?On and ifter Men J day, the 23d instant, the Trains will Leave Washington at 0 and 8# a. in , aad 3 aad p. m. On Sunday at 4X p. m. Leave Baltimore at 4 ^ and 9j^ a. ?., and 3 and w -i. m. i Sunday at 4y a. m ap2:t?tr T H.


ocr: *JW STOVE HX> V 8 E TEE GREATEST COOKIIfO STOVE EVER INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,000 In I'ae. Fear slzss : Ns, 6. T. S, 9. U ALLAUHEK'ij CaLIIRATID MORNING STAR, OVUULE OVEN COOKINU STOVK. Tne tfeiit, the Cheapest, mrm: Substantial and most Perfect Cooking Stove In the Union. 13,lhJU #/ Mei< Stoi*\ art nuio m ?ucrt*sful optrai to* This splendid ('oo?i Stove has now been t'lor on?hly tested d irin,/ tae last four years; they operate In the b?-*t and in??t satisfactory manner, I hire f illy tried thfiH with w n>d and coal, and strj s<iy re romm *nd tt?e a. 1'acy ate heavy and very du -able, aad tae Is aeat a id bethll ul. With a in t.lerate lire, tu s Stove will Bake thr<?e lowes or Br-id. Kiia-t a turkey, Boil two limner Pols, Brill a rt.*-Mra^ ar.d b< at the Water f<?r waihlu-j, all at tu#? same time. * on are r<-s>pectfu!ly invlit-d locsll and examine the a'wve sol^ndld <*o>kln/ ttove '* GALLA GHKK'S MOK NINO rtlAK ?' PSUuo*: A J GALLAGHER, Philadelphia OALLMillKH'H SUNRISE AIR-riQHT, Patentsd, ISiO. A New and Spl^nd'd Large Oven


ocr: TRUNKS. 39S HAVE JUST RECEIVED A assortm-nt of Sole Leather Traveling Trunks, ladles' Dress and Packing Trunks, Hat Boxea, Valises. Carpet Bags Ac , which we will dispose of at very low prices. , _ WALL A STEPHENS, Je ?* " m Fa avenue, next to Iron Hell. life and death oi- "sam" Virginia, by a Virginian Price ?l, at if A\ LOR A MAURY'S


ocr: HATS?HATS?HATS 1 |>EEBE'S NEW YORK FALL STYIE ?> HATS for ISM. AI?o, Philadelphia and other faahlor.able shapta now receiving at LANE'S Fashionable Bat, Cap. aa99-tf and Genu. Furnishing Siore AMD YKBITINO CARDS filing low nt ELLIS'S.


ocr: ?-rSi?8econ1, grand ty of the Hoon Club will be given TUESDAY EVENING, September IKh, at nter Hall, corner of 44th and K streets. Band has been engagedtoT U?e occasion. FIFTY CENTS; admitting age?Ue?an ladles Committee of Arrangtmtnts F.T-VVtiMfl, R.L.MmUd,


ocr: W. ?. METZEROTT, (Sccckssor to Gsoaos lin ers.) Agent ef Raven Ml Hacin's and Miller's CELEBRATED PIANOS, ALWAYS ON HAND THE stock of PIANOS from 1175 up to 11,0.0 MELODEONS from 115 to GUITARS, VIOLINS, BRASS MENTS, FLUTES. BANJOES, EONS, and SHEET MUSIC, chcapcr than anv house south of New Yori. Music published and received every day. Pianos for rent nov 4-tr MAUDS UK GENTLEMEN'S HAVE JUST RHCEIV ED OUR and largest supply of gentlemen's embracing every varley, weight, and size. N B?Also, a large lot of Day State which we are prepared to sell at thelow price 15 apiece Call at GEO H B WHITE ACO'8, Hat. Cap and Gent's Fun shine Store, nov 11-tf 338 Pa av , bet 9th andl wh sts NEW BOOK .?THE ventnresrf a Roving Diplomatist, by Wrkoff, anther of " My Courtship and It* sequences " Price SI 85. Just published, for sale at TAYLOR A MAURY'S dec I- Bookstore, near &th street.


ocr: HATS! HATSI (CONSTANTLY ON new'^hk' ntKBK'8 hand a ivr.rv YiiRg STYLES, together with TAYLOR'S HATS, of BALTI MORE. The best black i dress HATS got up in the latest sty'e for *3.50, as good as tfcrne usually sold ?* JMi *nd 8 K?od fashion able Hat at S3, worth S4: jinda first-rate Hat, S2 50. ?? ahe best materials and the best wor*n ansbln is S?to?y wL?/ftr2dUCtaKW, Hat' Wh,ch ^ ' . ? do a cash bualnesa, meet with no los ?es, but alve each customer full value for hl? vneX p'-tn unusually low. PI B Aj^nt lor DriacoU's KaJm of a Thousand 26 ?nti per bottle


ocr: UHAUNCEY WARR1NIR, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, AND DIALBR IN Pine Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. Stllimg at m vary liberal reduction from c ?? tomarf prices. No 370 Pa. avenue, botweed 6th aad 7th streets, au ft 3m (In Browns' Hotel bulldlsg.) PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALE*! PATENT PLATFORM Counter Scales, of all stxeedfrr sale at manu facturers priosvDf HO0UK ^O'NEILL ee ? Agents', No. 106,Water i"


ocr: SECOND ANNIVERSARY SAINT ANDREW'8 SOCIETY, WASHING. TON, D C ?Members and others Intending to participate In this celebration ,w|i| meet at Caru al'? rtnloon, on MONDAY EVENING, Decern brrUt.atTK o'clock Suppir on the table hi 8 o'clock precisely Be order: aevSMt* J AMK? MAC WILLIAM, Sect.


ocr: Medicines. DOCTOR HOOFLAHD'S CELEBRATED PREPARED BY Or C M JACKSON. Philadelphia, Pa., WILLirriCTDALLT CUR* LIVER COMPIAINT, DYSPEPSIA, CHKONIC OR NERVOUS UK billtv. Diseases of the Kidneys, and all Dis eases arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomach. The proprietor, in calling the attention of the public to this preparation, does so with a feeling of the utmost confidence 1 n Its vlrtuesand adapta tlon to the diseases for which It Is recommended. It Is no new and untried article, but one that has stood the test of a ten years' trial before the American people, and Its reputation and sale la unrivalled by any similar preparations extant. The test! mony i n Us favor given by the most prom inent and well known physl.'.lansand Individuals In all parts of the country Is immense, and a care ful perusal of the Aimnuc, published annually by the proprietor, and to be hid gTatls of any oi his agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptical that this remedy Is really deserving the great cel ebrity It has obtained Principal otfice and manufactory No. W Arch street, Philadelphia, Fa. J.READTHE FOLLOWING: Mof9A*town, Va , August 4, H55. Dr C. M. Jackson?Dear Sir:-- The -.ales of the Bitters are Increasing, mid wha? speaks vol umes In their favor is th- tall who have used speak highly of their effects No medicine that I sell gives such general satisfaction., anil the de for it exceeds all precedent; and I assure you It affords me pleasure to sell such a remedy. Our physicians no longer scowl at It, butarecom pelled to acknowledge Its Intrinsic value, and the ireater part of them have had magnanimity suf clent to lay aside their prejudlcles and prescribe It In their practice. Respectfully yours, F. M. CHALFANT. For saie b? storekeepers and druggists In every town and village In the United States. Price 76 cents per bottle. Z D. GILMAN, Washington, and JOHN H KIDWELL, Georgetown, Agents. Je7-Km


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ocr: WOOD AND ?#AL FOR BALM BY HENtY HAL1DAY. t'filne and yard on 11th etreet. ?erwe* Penne>l kjwinc vim yva on i im " ? avenue and B rtietf,*1 ward. au


ocr: GREAT toi ( variety of CLOCES, all warranted keep good time one year, at J ROBINSON'S, 34t Pesnavlvanla avenue, mar 11?lm opposite Browns' Hotel,


ocr: received 73 tons Phlla. Red Ash COAL 82 do White do 100 cords Oak WOOD 50 cords Pine do Which will be sold at the lowest market *>y F L. MOOUK, ap 16eo3t West side 9th st., bet. D and E


ocr: CfflAUNCST WARKINIR, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, *NS OBALBE IN Witches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. Billing at m ttrp liberal rtductxon from cut tommrf prieti.


ocr: w T ^7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED A GOOD assortment cf Sole Leather U Trunks, Ladles' Dress and Pac.lr.if Trunks, Hat Boies, V- .-v Cs p-t nsca " '-Tr I- 1 . . . ,, ? * ' wb dl?pa?e cf a: very 1. w prices lelltf -feM JYALL * STEPHENS. 3U Pa avenue, next to Iron Hall.


ocr: PIANO* FOR SILK. FROM $125 TO ?6r0 ? to rent by month, quarter, or year old Pianos exchanged, tuned ana pjlred. Piano Covert, Mcols, Ac , at the Musical Instrument Establishment, 308 avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. je?-tr JOHN F. ELLIS. STUCK?S*,OOtf ' ration of Washington Stock tot sale at CHUBS BROTHERS.


ocr: BELOW MARRBT FR1CB. AND MACEEREL OF A Su perior qualltv, at reduced prices BUFFALO^TONGUES PINE APPLE CHEESE FRESH TEAS, Ac JONAS P. LEVY, 474 Pa. aveane Wines. Liquors, Segara andFine Groceries.


ocr: BUY AND SELL AND DOMESTIC FURNISH DRAFTS all Parts of United States and COLLECT DRAFTS On all parts of United States and DRAW BILLS ON IKK LAND FOR tl OK UPWARDS; BUY A WD S ELL STOCKS, A OTHER NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER. Investment paying 10 V and ever, fer LAND WARRANTS. We are at all times Purchasing, and have LAN D W AR RANTS of arl Warrants located in Iowa, Wisconsin CHUUB UROTHER8, Jan23-tf Bankers, opposite the


ocr: MAKR1E1), On the ?th instant, by the Rev. G. W t}?mn son. Mr OEORGK W 81II)H AM. of the dele 1 rem ifce Creek Nation, to MIn . TBOftNBERRY, of this city. fUBs le(s#ori?e">WD oi tie vfi h Instant, Ci t - A/.Aliiu Iti, dt iga e; cf Henry and M. J


ocr: NEW BTOVE H0U8E. THE GREATEST COOKING STOVE IffTBODUCBD I.VTO T/IE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,009 In Use. Fear atzas : St. 6,7,8, 9. UALLAflHER'B CILIBlATIO MORNING STAR, DOUBLE OVSX COOKINO STOTB. Tae Heat, the Cheipnet. most Substantial and moat Perfect Oockiog Stove in the (,'nlon. 13^0 a/ lAess 8tov? ar? note m fUotts%/ul optrtuion. This splendid Coo* Stove has now been thor oughly tested during the last four year*; they op-.-*ia ia the beat and moat satisfactory manner. I airs fuHy tried them with wood and coal, and s'raigly recommmd th<*Ji They are heavy and very dura ale, and the de*lgn is neat and besuti fal. With a moderate fire, th s move will Bake three loaves of Bread. Koast a Turkey, Boil two Dinner Pout, Broil a Beefsteak.and heat the water for washing, all at the aame time. Yon are respectfully invited to call and examl ne the above splendid Cooking Stove, " OALL A GB MR S MORNING riTAR " patentee: A. J. GALL 1G HER, Philadelphia UALLIUHEK'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Falcated, IMS,


ocr: THE EVENING STAR, PI HMHHKO EVKHT AFTERNOO*, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) 4< 1*4 S??f of r#??'f Wt*M ?*'{ kit' tAlk Strut, By W. D. WALLACH, Win bf wrwd to snbarrlbera by carrier* at 81X AND A 4LAK TKK CENTS, p.i),:bl?r weekly to tlM Agent*; paper* ikttwI la packact* at ~J7 % per moutii. To mail ?ulxitii'wri the sub frlptlou price !?? Til Kfcfc DOLLARS AND F1F TY CENTS ? ftmt tnmdv*nc4, TWO DOLLAR* 1<t ?li month*, m<f ONK DOLLAR for three ?loath*; for Ium than th.ee itouths at the rate of UK eeuta .1 SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT.


ocr: TEAS!! 75 X-chests Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyaoa and Black TEAS i J net received per Schooner Arctic, from York, and for sale by mW-3t BAJLBOUE 4 SEMMES.


ocr: persons are hereby forbidden to trust any one In ray name, or on my account withcut my written approval. WM J. SMITH, se 8-lw? Washington Sept. bth, <8j6. ELASTIC MOHAIR BELTS ^ se?-3t


ocr: 1JKST ICE CREAM IN Washington can be bid of the lenasyl-tgk vsnla Ice Cream Compnnv, 4 M Seventh street, T7 between G and H, for 37 jf een's per quart, In Y pyramids or plain forms Ksntilt*-* Board' A log houses, and Hotels w 11 find It much chearw* and better than they can mshelt. dec4_-lw* rfM>Y?:?TOTI!-TO**!?Wholesale eed A retail?the largest and cheapest stock la the (dec 8-90 LAMMOND, 7th street


ocr: AISIH*. - SULTAN A, 8KEDLE88, AND U>er Kalaln*, In mate, boxee, and diuma, Tale by ' KING * BURCJUSLL dec B at their new Store, cer. of 15th and 1 ats.


ocr: ap PERUVIAN at the lowest cash price. columbian NO, containing proportions of Phosphate or and free Acin, in bags of 160 each. OF LI ME In bags of lbs. each, or inbarrels preferred. ALLEN'S TED REAPING MOWING thar cannot clog. Every description FLOWS AND AGRI CULTURAL A TICULTURAL IM PLEMENTS A full assortment the cho'cest FIELD GARDEN SEEDS. R L. ALLEN, 189 and 191 Water New York New York, May 7th, 1856.?m9-6t FOR THE MAY BALLS. E nAVK NOW IN STORE A BEAUTI ful assortment of WREATHS, suit able for the approaching May festivals;! also, all kinds or Flowers for dressing the hair; and would respectfully request those be in ne?d oI such, to give us a call at Fancy and Millinery store, No 310, Avenue. between 9ih and 10th sts., north side. ap26-tr hutchinson A MUNRO. rising star game?this is beautiful and Instructive Game for Children It learns them to commit to memory all the inci dents and celebrated battles that were fought du ring the American Revolution For sale by agent, ALEX ADAMSOK. mar 'J2-4m 7th street, opposMe Post Office ON HIAWATHA: Plu-rl-bus tah. A Song that's by no author. " A a name.*' Perpetrated by J. K. Phi an Doestlcks, P B., Illustrated with an number of cuttlnes in wood, SI, for sale ;?t TAYLOR A MAURY'S it 8 Bookstore, near 9th si. C c


ocr: HINGKR, WHITE AND Mustard Seed, Long Pepper, and all condi requisite for pickling : for sale by KING * BURCHELL, M fi-lw oorner of 10th and 1 stmts.


ocr: *. P HOOVER, lrea Hall Best. Shse and Trash Establish ?sal, I HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED FOR LA dies'- Seats , Misses .and < hlidren s_A? , ocuis , musses , and Children'*, IOW OVER SHOES, Gum Boot-.,! and Sandals Also, Buckskinl lined Shoe*, double sole and water-proof all of which 1 will sell low for oaai. All in want please call and examine fbr your S P HOOVKK, Iron Hall, bet *h aad 10th sts , Pa. av. *? 1 IlKKnnXKY AND TOILET (MUOI,


ocr: NEW CONFECTIONERY, BU.304. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE of FRENCH CANDIES, viz: Soft Gum Drops, best quality Port Wine do * Champagne do Brardy do Whiskey do Cream Charlotte Drop* Fig Paste Chrystallied Fig Pa*te Date Paste and Cream Dates, something and extra nice Also, a variety of CAKES, fresh every day. ICE CREAM, ROMAN PUNCH, CHAR LOTTES. JELLIES, all madeat short notice. All the above are the best quality, and made the best mateilal, to which we Invite the to call and we will try and give satisfaction. Also, the original BOSTON CREAM FRENCH CREAM CAKES, Ac. Don't mistake the place, at U. H. RIDENOUR A CO.'S, 301 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. mar 4 ?3teo


ocr: Information for Traveler*. ORANGE * ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Sonthern Mail Line! TWICE D A I L V "%? (SUyDAY NIUHTS EXCETTEU) Bel ween U'Hshindon City iiiiri (he South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave WuhlO|toi atfia m and 7pm Fare from Washington to Richmond 85 OMNIDUSES and BAGGAGE will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fret C*arf?, to STEAMER GEORGE _ PAGE,for ALEXANDRIA, a dls tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals. Ticket* procured on the r?oat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by Route, a* It is a contiguous lixk or first railroad from ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND. THROUGH PASSENGERS and carried without cost to the Depot of the Railroad J. R NICKLIN, dec 7-tf Tlckct Alexandria.


ocr: FOR MOUNT VERNON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ?FARE, round trip, Si; from Alexandria 75 cent" ?The steamer THOMAS^Vl^gJS COLLYEK leaves Washington at 9, and Alexan dria at '?)$ o'.-lork. Coaches leave the Capitol for the bost at f* jf o'clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per sons wishing the eoarhes will leave their re*lde:y:e wltli George & Thomas Parker. Refreshment* or. tv.o boat. -ic'?tf


ocr: THE OREAT CURE FOR GONORRHEA. GLEET. Ac. SUFFEKl "NG WITH compialnts wH b<* < ured in a few days using Dm. RtiSE S FRENCH SPECIF.C,?l per battle For Kidney ad Bl&ddcr Affections os? DR. ROSE'S Bt'CHU COM POUND, 50 cents a bot ti* It glv.s lmmedur. relief >old bv all Drug gists If Wnshuirftoo, GoonrNown awd Aicaan


ocr: buckets, brushes, Ac. 90 dozen Plain and Fancy BROOMS A3 do 2 nnd 3 hoop BUCKETS 30 do WHISKS 10 do DUSTERS ?20 do SCRUB BRUSHES 10 Nest CEDAR T'lfl^ 5 Cases SUGAR BOXES 1?3 DEMI JOHNS, 1, 2 3,5 Gallons 1' u Grors Round Wood MATCHES 95 do Small Pin* Do ?') di McGulgan's Do Just received per schooner Arctic from New York, and for sale by BARBOUR A SEMMES. nov


ocr: j DOCTOR H00FLA1D'S CELEBRATED rKBPAKSD BT Dr C. ? JACK&OH,Ph iladelphie. PaM WILL ?rriCTVALLT f III LIVER COMPIAINT, DYSPEPSIA. AUND1CK. CHRONIC O* NKKVOUX UK bllltv. 01sfa>? of the Kidney*, and ill Ul? esarising from i IHrordered LiverorStemacb. Tbe proprietor, In calling tbe attention of the public to tola preparation, dor* so with a feellrn of the utmost roiHenrr In Its virtues and adapts Hon to tbe disease* for which It Is nroannirna'-d. It la no new and untried article, but one tt at has stood the test or a ten years' trial before the American people, and It* reputation and mle is unrivalled by any similar preparations eitant The testimony in Its favorglven *>? tbe roost proir lnent and well known phyaK'taaa and lndlvidu*,a In all parts of the country Is Immense. and arnre ful perusal of the A manac, published arnual'r by the proprietor, and to be Ltd gratis of any of his agent*, cannot but satisfy tbe n out skeptical that this remedy la rrally deserving the grea; eel ebrlty It has obtained Principal office and manufactory No. M Arch atreet. Philadelphia, Pa. READ THE FOLLOWING:


ocr: ALEXAWERIA RAILROAD, great Southern Mail Line! T W I C K DAILY "SA (SUNDAY SHiHTS EXCEPTED) Bctwera Washinglon City and Ihe Sooth! VIA: ALEXANDRIA. ?ORDON8V1LLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6a m and Tp.a from VN ashington to Richmond 13 3* OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and UAGUAGeT>*?? of Cm&rgt, to STEAMEK UKORGE _ JT?> PAGE,for ALEXANDRIA,* tance of six mli?*. allowing ample time /or Ticket* procured on Hie bo*t Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Linaor viasT class aaiLaoas rioa ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE carried without cost to the Depotof the Petersburg Railroad. Information of Route end Lost Hafeace ob talnedof JAMES A EVAW; feb 11 Agent, Alexandria, Va. WA,gttTON BRANCH RAILK4IA0* C%"MM M#f* . "y. tbe aad instant, the Trains will Washington at 6 and bjf a.m , aad J and Ik P B? On Sunday at 4# a as. B4rtUnOTe" Uuliyi a, sad J aad On Sunday at4^a m. I>"M' W. a.


ocr: hats: hath: ON HAND A FULL V supply of BKEBE'S YORK STYLES. together with TAYLOR'S A TS , of HALT I O R K The best black HATS pot up In the latest style for ?3.50, ps as those usually soli at 35; and a good fa?ixlon ableHatat S'i, worth ?1; and a first-rate Hat, ?2 50. best materials and tae best wor">anship 1 employed to nrodtice a f5 Uat, which is sold fo v% e do a cash business, meet with no ios sea, but xive each customer full value for hi Felt Hats unusually low. N B Agent for Drlsooll's Halm of a Thousan. 1" lovrers 1 rice 25 cent.n per oottle. - A*\f H (\^ v':tkl street, near Pa. ayeane. Area for a New \ ork Hat Comr>?v. se 26-tf ao 00U I'EtCh TRKES. 4 T TEN DOLLARSFER HUNDRED?KOI * sale at my Nursery, ntar Washington Md I he above tr?*? are all of fine growth, tndWl of the I ?*? ?elect fruit ' ZC assortment of ORNAM ENTAL bYEKtikbfcN, SHADE, and FRUIT TREfct JOMIVA


ocr: TON BRANCH RAILROAD. OF HOURS.?On and after Moa J day, the 23d instant, the Trains will Leave Washington at 6 and S# a. m , and 3 and p. m. On Sunday at 4# p. m Leave Baltimore at 4# aad 9J{ a. ra . aad 3 and p m. On Sunday at Ijf a. a. ap23? tr


ocr: 'REMEMBER % ^ I tt *- a THERE 18 KO BETTEE PLACE TO BUT CHEAP GOODS THAH AT HALL'S GREAT CHEAP CASH STOEE. JU3T RECEIVED PROM THE NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AUC TION#, an Immense and elegant stock of NEW AND SEASONABLE DRV HOODS, em every description and desirable style, we are prepared and determined to sell at a little eheaper than many other houses In this city, whilst our Immense assortment enable* te offer many styles and descriptions of desirable goods net to be found elsewhere We are that the prices aid quality of our stock rannot be surpassed. SILKS, SILM, SILKS, YARDS ELEGANT BLACK, PLAID, AND STRIPED SILKS, of the moot beautiful productions, ranging la price from 79 cents to SI 90. DKLAINBS AND MKRINoS. No lady should buy a DELAINE or MERINO DRESf, without first looking at our assortment, we think Is decidedly the LARGEST and CHEAPEST in the city. Consisting in decidedly the LARGEST and CHEAPEST in the city. Constating in part of 125 pieces English Merino, from 25 to 90 oents ; French Merldo, 75 cents, 300 pieces Delaine, of new and beautiful styles, from 12 to 0}cent*. CALICOS, CALICOS, CJL'COS. I* this stork will be found? Ki,ooo aula of the neatest and newest patterns, and perfectly fast colors, at 6 cents; worth 10 I case Black and White Calico, at ? cents ; quite as good as any we have had at 10 cents 1 case Fancy Prints, for Comforts, at 5 cents. SHAWLS! SHAWLS!! SHAWLS!!! For beauty ol design, quality, and moderate prfces, cannot be surpassed FLANNELS, FLANNELS, FLANNELS. A 100 pieces, just from auction, which we can sell ten per cent, less than former pricei. CASSimSKK*, CASSIA1ERES, 1 AhSIMfc.ltE?. Plain and Fancy Cat si mer<s for gentlemen and boys, very pretty and cLeap. (ASS I NETS, LASSINETS, CASS1NETS. The etock of this class of goods is full and complete, some as low as 31 cents. CO pieces Fulled Cloths and Linstys for servants, at very low prices. LINENS, LINENS, LINENS, Tbe Irish Linens have been selected from the best arakers, and are engaged perfectly pure l'O pieces yard-wide Unbltachel COTTON, at 6 rents. 5t? do do 'York Mills at 12 cents; the regular price of this article Is 10 cents 5,9, 9, 10, 11 and 12-4 Bleached Sheeting, very heavy and cheap. " ' BLANKETS, BLANKKTS, BLANKETS. A beautiful assortment, from 50 cents to S10. Also, a large lot of COMPORTS, which we hal made o order, and will nell very cheap Embroidered Curtain Muslin at 12 cents, worth 25 cents. Sou Cloaks and Mantillas, some In the lot as low as SI 25. ( SKIKTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS. 100 BEAUTIFUL PARIS WHALEBONE, QUILTED AND CORDED SKIRTS, which for elegance and comfort are acknowledged Incomparably superior to all other Skirts now In use A large lot of Kid Sloven j ist received from auction at 25 cents. We have also on hand 100 dczea Ladles and Ge itleiuens Black, White and colored Kid Ulov?s, the best quality at 12 per cent, If as than the usual price Pure Linen Shirt Bosoms 25 ceutr, worth 50 < ent*. tienilemens' Uiider-Shlrts onlv 37 cents 30 dozen Ladies Vests, just In from auction, very cheap 100 dczea Ladles and Children's Worsted Hoodt>, Comforts and Pearls at verv low prices. 3oo dozen Whl e Spool Cot on at 25 cents, eat h spooi warranted to contain '.'Ml yards. CARPETS, CARPETS, CAKPKTS Splendid Carpeting* and Oil Clothe* froin auction which we ran sell en than Manufacturers' prices. Some carpets in the lot as low as 25 c< nt*. HATS AND CAPS. A beautiful selection has been made from the manufactories, adapted for the present and appr< ach ing seasons, which w? are prepared to sell at one i roti? less than other houses who buy them of the lobbeis. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES. Boots and Shoes, In this line we are well supplied, and special care has Wen tahea to select a class cach that will give satisfaction, In low-priced *ood*. We have Ladles' slippers at 37 cents. l adles Gaiters at 87 cents, Ladles' and (ientlen.ens1 Fancy Toilet Slippers, 50 cents Children*' Shoes, 20 cents; Boys' Boots, SI ; Ueutlt-mens' Boots SI 50 VVe have also on band a complete assortment of Ladles', Genttemens' Boys, and Chlldiens' Gait Fancy Shoes, Boots and Rubbers of the best quality, at our usual low prlc?s. Also our usual full stock of heavy Boots and Brogans for servants, warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers in want of bargains siiould net fall to examine our stock before mating their purchase?, as feel confident that they will t?e suited both in qu illty and prices. Purchasers buying to sell again, will he furnished with any a'tlcle in our line at Baltimore prices gofds purchased of us will be tent to any part of the Clt'vfree of charge, and mev be returned at any time if not as represented. Remember the place and number. K B II ALL. No. 373 Seventh Street, nov 4?eo3t Fourth House above 1 Street


ocr: niiLINKKY. WK HAVE NOW aJRllopened a very large and elegant BOH NKTS for ladles a?d children of naoet fashionable stj4e and ftniah, cheaper by 80 per cent than can be bought at other place In the city. Ladiea, pieaae gi ve ua call and see for younelvee Alee, a very ?***?' alve stock of Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Ran broideries. Laces, Hosiery, ?lo*es, Trlrr.mio^, and Fancy ttooda of all kinda, at ' CABBIDYIi doe J-lw 9U Fa. at, b* IKhaodllthas


ocr: QUINCT'S SELECT SCHOOL* a ppiy mmaLIi BO Y 8 CAN OBT^I^I Board In ths family , 3M 11th atwet, l*? "4 M 4*c8-lw*


ocr: ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA Oreat Southern Mail Line! #?- TW1CK DAILY (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washinston City and the VIA: ALEXANDRIA, 60RD0NSVILLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a na and 7 p.m. F are from W'ashVngton to Richmond 95 and BAG6A0E wlU be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con Tev PASSENGERS and BASGAOfi, Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE - PAGE,for ALEXANDRIA, a dis-, tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Tickets procured on the ooat. Expedition and Comfsrt are secured by Route, as it Is a continuous linbof fihst ?.V?mR^AD FR0M ALEXANDRIA TO I?1 U II IJ. THROUGH PASSENGERS and R^lload utC08t t0the DePotof the Information of Route and Lost Baggage ob talnwdof JAMES A. EVi^S^ feb 11 Agent, Alexandria, Va.


ocr: TUK MAT. IMFOBTED HATS DIBECT FROM PAB18. CASES OF THE MOST style* of SO FT and KNOCK A DOLT HATS, ordered last Way. Just rroelved. Having gone to trouble and expense to ^ct ttie above good* irect from Par*, I can new < tfc*r. and shall at all tiines have, the latest and most approved styles of Preach Hats, at the Baeaar, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue se2S-eoalw HOPKINS.


ocr: /^LOSING OCT AT GREAT TO CHANGE BUSINESS ?Fans, ery, Sta'lonery, Baskets, Cabas, Umbrellas, Chi na Goods, Ac., Ac. JOHN F. ELLIS, mar 40 306 Pa av., bet. 0th and 10th sts. AND TOILS! GOOD A oheap, at JOHN F. KLLIi'f. f?>


ocr: Amassment! SAN RICE'S SHOW! i&i r wx / THE ONLY DULY RECOGNIZED AND LUilTIMATr. INUW HAVING ANY CLAIM TO OR EATN KSS IN AMERICA: Will exhibit In Washing ton on FRIDAY * SATURDAY, I'M- *" ?"d aTt FOB TWO DAY8 01ILY! AFTERNOON A IS D EVENING. DAN RICE respectfully announce* tunt It la Lit Intention toaflbrd the raott delightful and In teresting Knu-rulnmfnttvrt before Leid uudrr a canvas in this country. THE TALENT ?r HI* COMPANY, AMD TMI IX TELLIOKXCI O* HIS WONDERFUL HORSES, MULES AN9 ILEPHAlCTi! Just ties him in ihe belief that bli(?dmT*rt?lli be crowned with scceeaa, and that the citi zens or thta citv will award him the same meed of praiae that other rommnil tie* have so universally bestowed. icr a Grand Afternoon i'erfcrmance, for ?b* accommodttlon of families and children. will ?* given on HATUK DA V, commencing atno'cl'k. UJ- Admission to Boxes FIFTY CENTS: PUT WEN TY-FIVE CENTS Doors open at 7; performance tocemmenre at


ocr: ORNAMENTS OK HAIR. AIR BRACELETS NECKLACES, CROf ses, Pins, Earrings, Chains. Rings, and Charms made to order after any design, at short notice 117" Persons maay relv on their own hair being a?ed. ti SEMKEN, Jeweller, au i3-?t (Intel) 330 Pa. avenue.


ocr: _ SHAD AND HERRING ?? ALIVE." 1\EALEKS AND FAMILIES P'WJuring the best SHAD w or HERRING for salting can have them delivered at market prices, immedi !, .1 ufi?? b*1,ng <*uSht' b7 leaving their orders at the Union Land Offlc?, 7th street above Fellows Hall, or at the fishing shore the Navv Yard bridge, Washington, where can be obtained alive


ocr: BEAR WOMAN 1 The Greatest Curiosity i* the Wor <!' HALF WOMAN'.-HAir IKAIT! will be exhibited during ibb week THUUHDAT, FRIDAY*"* SATURDAY. On (be Avenue, below the National Hotel jan P NATIONAL THEATRK ITALIAN OPERA rtOM TIK HEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC DIRECTOR IIKNRY C JARRETT, Manager and I. of the National Theatre. Washington, and V*?1?i Mnnum, naper ?fully announces to fbe p?>h lie that he has. at a great pecnnlarv mhIit *? cured theafrslcesof the following named ArtW-? who will appear bat for O VA NlUHT OM.Y at the N atlonal Theatre, la this city, In the GRAND OF It* A IL TROVATORE, iTHE TROVBAltOR ) LA BARONESS ANNA I>K. LAGRANoL, whose European, as well an American reputation I* ?o Armly established that ?he i* acknewUd^ii the Greatest Living Prima Doaaa MAD'LLE NANTlhR DIDIEE, The Eminent Prima Donna SIG BRIGNOLI. The Celebrated Tenor BIG AMODIO, The Fammj* Bimo RIO. GASPARONI, The Populai Tenor Together with a GRAND ORCHESTRA and a FI LL A!IO EFFICIENT ( HORtS, compri*in? o*er EIGHTY JkkFORMEFS. being the ume an were engaged m all I be OPERATIC REPRESENTATIONS rbat hare been given in the Academy rf .V ?.? N?w York ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, January <*h( IL TROVATORE' IN FOUR ACT* l>eoiiora Mme Anna De laitnt^ A/irena, the Glpsey Mile Nantler Dl<t|?w Manrieo, the Troubadour Slg Brig t.?'? The Count de Luna Slg AnH'? Ferrando Slg <?**p>ar #, Inez wn'i Morr? Rutr Maltto An Old Glp*ey Slg MnlW Noble*. Men at Arm*, Ladle*. G ipse vs. ?t< Epo^h of the Action A D. IKK During the second ift of this magnificent ni siral conception the akttl cHonrs will be given, in wLirb THIRTY-LIGHT PER FOR MI.K" and the whole on hestra are repaired to prod j * the effort In tk? let VERDI S M ASTE R PIECEb. TDK MIKKRCRK : A work that, for 60LC.HN (IB AMUR and THRILLING LFFE? I stand* Unrivalled 1JJ* Notwithstanding the outlay of Capt*al n? re**arily required to drfrav the TRAVELING EXPENSES, and pay the SALARIES Of wmly On* H*n>1r'*t Artist*, 1X7* The management la enabled "o adopt tb? *&me prlees as paid at the original rcprr*?nia in New York, aa follow* Dresa Circlc and Parquette fi j> Secured Seat* -j u Family Circle 1 i? ITT Bo* Book for the *ale of mw-ure?1 ?eat*o^ at the National Theatre Monday, Tue*day, and Wednesday from 9 a. m to t o'clock p. m Janf -* THE VARIETIES Will be opened an MONDAY


ocr: IN ?W YORR LEVUfl!, THE LAD It. * - Jew. 1. for |November 22d ; ?' Orion the u< lUa?-r,? takefc all thelauselsfioan tLeUut. Maker of Moscow. Buy the Ledger, at SOT 14 FERGUSON'S, U* 7that.


ocr: MILLINEUI. I HAVE RECEIVED A LOT OF New York Fall and Wiuter BON-^^l N ETS, and will have my opening on^^r the lOtti of November. Indies call and.txamine before purchasing elsewhere. Four good Milliners and a few Apprentlcos wanted ; also, a Woman to do hoitsework MRS C RUOFF, No. 275 Fa av., bet. 10th and 11th sts.


ocr: HATS I CONSTANTLY ON HAND i?upnlv of HEKBK'8 NEW VORK STYLES, together with TAYLORS J " ATS, of BALTI M OR K The best black 1 dross HAPS got up in the latest style for *3.50, ? good as those usually sold *.nrt.aJx??^ fashion L ? w?rth S4: Th.l flr,9Sr^ Hat, S2 50. tone? O-uu tusiomer iun vait toney. b elt Hata unusually low. ' for a New York


ocr: HATS! HATS! hand a ON "urr'v of bkebe's YORK STYLES, together with TAYLOR'S of BALTI The best black HATS got up |n the latest style for 93.50, aa as those usually sold *nd a good fashion Hat at f3, worth 9?; a first-rate Hat, 92 50. in,n best materials and the best wor?r ansbln i? but L-lb bu?,nw,'? m,set wHh noloa ou. give each customer full value for his Felt Hats an usually low e f0r hli N. B Ag?nt Inr Drlacoll'a Halm of a' INTHonv cenu per h,,tlle i


ocr: ? W. ?. MKT/.EKUTT, (Successor to Gkorgk Hilbcs.) Agent sf Raven it llacsu's and Miller'n CELEBRATED PIANOS, ALWAYS ON HAND THE stock of PIANOS from #175 up to S1,0C0. MELODEONS from S45 to S2?), GUITARS, VIOLINS, BRASS INSTRU MENTS, FLUTES. BANJOES, ACCORD EONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than any house south of New York. Music published and received every day. Pianos for rent nov4-tr MAUDS OR GENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS. 'E HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR and largest supply of gentlemen's Shawls, embracing every varlo'y, weight, and size. N B ?Also, a large lot of Bay State Shawls, which we are prepares! to sell at thelow price S5 apiece Call at GEO H B WHITE tCO'9 , Hat, Cap and Gent's Fun shlng Store, nov 11.tf 3)8 Pa av , bet 9th andl 0th sts IITVIOFF'S NEW BOOK.?THE AD vf ventures of a Roving Diplomatist, by author of '? Mv Co?rtahlp and Us Coa " Prlc* SIM Just ,


ocr: FOR MOUNT VERNON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS?FARE, round trip, $ I; from Alexandria _ _ jJT*k 75 renLs -The steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves Washington at 9, and Alexan dria at o'clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at o'clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per sons wishing the coaches will leave their residence with George A. Thomas Parker. Refreshments on the boat set 'it*?tf SAM 'L 8EDNET, Cftptala.


ocr: Information ORANGE A ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. ^SB3@9iJLJIfc! ' Great Southern Mail Line! irTWICE OAlLYfl (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Bdween Washington City and the Sooth! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a. m and 7 p. m Fare from Washington to Rlrhmond So SO OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE will I* at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Frf Chart?, to STEAMER GEORGE - _ *JT? PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA,a dts-j?3a|PBR tarce of six miles, allowing ample tlmefor Meal-t. Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route.as it lsaco.fTisroirs linkof first class railroad from ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND. THROUGH PASSENGERS and carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg Railroad J. R. NICKLIN, dec 7-tf Ticket Agent, Alexandria.


ocr: CRT BBLK1VED? Reetch Herrings Fresh Peaches and A priests Prune Cordial Levy*aeeiebrat?d Bitters Vermac< 1U and Mscearonl Fweet OU Fresh T?aa, for aale by JONAS P LEVY. 474 Pa. avenue, Wine, Llque: and Segar 11 re )e 10-tf


ocr: TRAVKLINbTHI .NkkiTLUW ATM PA AVENUE ^.^^^MLNS ARK IN of another Urge and fiae as MR.?eut of bast so e Irather travel ing TKUN*S, LADI ??? DRKSS ?rBUMkS, HAT BOXES, V A L1CES. CARrt r Bags, SATCHELS, Ac., embracing aJl qualities of fine and low .tulafe! traveling reqwtaii? WALL A STEPHENS, ao ?-tf Pa av?bet Mh aud loth sireeU 1HOICR FAMILY MAMS, Prime -J Bewf and Bologna Sausage, )u*t in store V* sai? by KING A BUR4JHKLL, tftt VeraMMit avenue, corner 15th a? > and I ?tie?ta.


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ocr: RECEIVED? Scotch Herrings Fresh Peaches and Apricots' Prune Cordial Levy's celebrated Bitters Vermacelli and Maccaronl Sweet Oil Freeh Teas, for sale by JONAS P. LEVY. 174 Pa avenue, Wise, Liquor and Sej-ar Stare.