ocr: VUZE t ISDERSHIKT!* AND ORAW er* ?We have Jutt opened a further supply Gauie Merino Shirts ant* Drawers Do cotton do do M ?Hk do do M ikl?g our aaaortmen* oomplew . _ ai so? A good aasortment of Ladles' Gauntlefia, with t>ur usual supply of cLolce Extracts, Soaps, Co STEVENS'S ?al earocm. W Browns Hocol


Evening star. [volume]

ocr: FOR LIGHT LITERATURE, Periodicals Stationery, Standard Works, Balm if x uod Flowers, Ac. Call at * FERGUSON'S, 7th st , if ? next to Lam mood's.

place_of_publication: Washington, D.C.

publisher: W.D. Wallach & Hope


ocr: 1 H ILIA -LLLLLF 1 ? JOHN T FORD L B ALLEN tie kets,2S costs. Parqnetnrm chairs Wrau for colors person* ? cents SECOND AND LAST WEEK' OnmwtBi! MOM DAY EVESII?O.J?MirT 14,1***. principal iwmkw of the world wIM?i CHRISTY'S MIlfSTRELS, (ORAAJIIZUO IS ?#) CemrriSfg JA? Tr?r?. and fashionable M*l?! during tb* pant weekbave been attended ny the "elite" and- fashion" of ^ ??h Ington city, will appear every evening this wort with New Features Nightly ! Including their ITALIAN OPERA, HUNGARIAN WARBLERS, nnd HUTCHINSON FAMILY? Partirulara in small bill*. Concert to commence ~Jt o'clock precisely )*a 14?lw


ocr: JONAS P. LEVY, iMroaraa ixn dialer in LIQUORS. CIGARS, AND GROCERIES, sioa A Forwarding Merch INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 474 Pa a*., two door* below 17. 8 Hotel, Wa?H1S8TOS Citt, D. C. N B?Country Merchants art* requested to a call before purchasing elsewhere. oc'i-ly


ocr: BALLS. PRO BOJIO riHLIIO: TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL BALL or THI Franklin Fire Company! In honer ef the Birth-night of the illua> trieua Vr Franklin. COMPANY RESPECTFULLY AN nounce to their friend* and the public that they will tive their Tavnty-nlnth Ajinual Mail on H L' R SDAV EVENING, Januarf 17th. IS?. at Assembly Room* The general sa'lsfactlon our annual balls hi**' heretofore given and the entire success attending them, Inspire* us with renewed energy, and w" pledge ourselves to make this ball one of th?> brightest that bas ever given brlghtnc** to the history of bails in the annals of the compnny No exertion" will be >i>ared that may contrn?ii' to the enjovment and pleasure of those who m y honor us w ith their pr**enc* <?l?liginjj and ?**p?rlenced Floor Managers have vlcctel whose every exertion will b- to gl ve satisfaction In regard to tne lioor. Supper will be furnished by an experienced caterer. Confections. IteC.-eam. Fruit. 4c .will b? rio vided by one o! our city's moat skillful c? nfe< tloners A favorite Cotillon Hand La* been engagad foi the orrasion Tickets ONE DOLLAR?admitting a gentle and ladle*. No Hata or Cans will be allowed ;n the hall ex those worn by the Firemen rh?- entire company will act as the Commit ? e Reception. Commttt'.t of A'ra*gfm*ntt. R E Doyle, Win H Fanning. J Willi annum, J !*tandsbiiry. G Crossfleld, D Driacoll, H Ward. WnUl Payne, T L .Martin, Wm Jones, R d Erkloff, T Siuon. J B Melley, J M Houjrb. A Sprlne. E C Ecklofl . C J Canfi??ld. L Thomaa, J B Moran, S Butt, dec Is"?TltAJan I5,l?.l7 .?*1. A TYSON ic SISTERS and engish female semi NARY, for day pupils, on F street, between l?th and 13th streets


ocr: GIFT BOOKSTORE! GENERAL SELECTION OF STANDARD Gift and Miscellaneous BOOKS AND STATIONERY for sale at MlMLml HILBUS'S MUSIC DEPOT,cor ner of Pa avenue and 11th street GREAT INDUCEMENT. EVERY PURCHASER RECEIVES A GIFT. Each article Is sold at the usual retail price; and for every dollar's purchase a sealed envelope is dravt n by the buyer, containing the name of some Sift, which Is presented on the spot. Among the lfts are Gold Watches, Jewelry, Music, Fancy aftd Toilet Articles, Ac HILBL'S MUSIC DEPOT,


ocr: OAOUEKR EOTYPES TAKEN BY A LADY. A C REDMOND HAVING to her NEW ROOMS, on 7th st., H and I, 1* prepared to take LIKENESSES the be*' style of the art PI CTU R ES well taken and put up In rates for FIFTY CENTS no*'22-tf


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THE A THE. ~~ B E II E F IT MISS AGNES ROBERTSON, Brllf the Leal Appearance *f ikf Fairy Star, ON WHICH OCC AMuv, Mr DION BOURCICAULT, the ce'ebrated author of ?? London Asaursare ? '-Old Heeds at.d Young Hesrts.*' "The iriak Helrees."' 14 The Corslcan Brother*,' Ac . At will make his flr*t and only appearance. He will give bis Dramatk Portrait of the tx?. don Man of Fashion, SIR CHARLES COLDSTREAM acted la Imitation of the original poem whan be drew the character. This representation ?u celebrated in London, ai.d honored with en thus,, astlc applaure throughout the Union aa the high, est and moat perfect achievement of the histrionic art Miss Agnes Robertson ia HIRE CHARACTERS LADRA. BILLY REEFER, NANCY, ML1.E CELESTINE, MARIA, salLy BACON, HANS, EFF1E. COSNSY Programme of Sewg*. ?? Sally in cur alUy,'1 as Nancy All around my true heart. aa Kelly Bacna aa Coney Programm* oJ Danett. The Thunderbolt Hornpipe Billy Rewfo A Pas de Fav^inatlao. as Mile. Celestlst A Scotch Strathspey, as n. An Irish Phlanxty.as Corn.", THIS (Saturiay) EVENING, April Sth, The perfoiinance will commence with the en tirely new protean farce, The Chameleon! Laura Misa Agnea Robert ton Billy Reefer. Miss Agnes Robertson Nancy Mis* Agces Kobertacn Mademoiselle Celestlne.. .M1*s Agnea Kobertacn Alter which, Used Up! Sir Charles Coldstream Mr Bouraicault To conclude with (by general desire) The Young Actress! Maria Mlaa Agnes Robertson Sally Bacon Mlaa Agnes Robertson Han* Miss Agnea Robertson FfBe. Miss Agnes Roberts?a Correy Miss Agues Robertson ap 4 GRAND BALL or TBS TERPSICHORE CLUB. MEMBEXSOP THE TERPSICHORE


ocr: SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOJL KEQUI. SITES. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE 8chool Books used In the District, and every thing wanted by S< hools In the Stationery line, kept constantly on hand and cffeied at greatly reduced prloes by E A. LUNDY, M ?- No. 1M Bridge street, Georgetown.


ocr: PICTORIAL. ONLY 6* Cents, and a beautiful Engraving given in the bar gain This is no humbug, any The paper aad l U ft* PloSuje, at FERGUSON'S, aov $ Seventh st.


ocr: STOVE H0U8I. THE GREATEST C00KIWG ST0V1 EVER INTRODUCED XfTO THE UNITED STATUS. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,000 in Use. Fear slzss : Ne. 0, 7. ?, 9. GALLAGHER'S M O R wTfTcT's TAR, DOUBLE OVEN COOKINU STOTB. The Best, the Cbe<ip??t, most Substantial and mo?t Perfect Cooking Stove in the Union. 13,(J00 a/ tkott Stove* art now in tucress/ul optration This splendid Cook Stove has now been thor oughly te?ted during the last four year*; they operate In the best and most satisfactory manner. I have fully tried them with wood and coal, and strongly re-mnni ?nd them. They are heavy and very d i-able, and toe de*Un Is neat and beauti ul With a milerate tire, th s Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread. Roast a Turkey, Boll two Dinner Pots, Broil a Beefsteak and heat the water for washing, all at the same time. You are respectfully Invited to call and examine the above splendid Cooking Stove, " GALLA GHER'S MORNING STAR ?? Patentee: A J GALLKGHER, Philadelphia. HALLAG HEK'S SUNRISE AIR-TIOHT, Pateated, 1906.


ocr: clocks:?clocks !_cLOCfca. THINK OF IT,-GOOD CLOCK from Si M up to MO,?all to go right;?over 85 different sty.es of Clocks to seiectfrom Also. Clock Cords Keys, Balls. Oils, and everything 1 the material line Call and aee for vourativts. j J ROBIN SON'S. 340 Pennsylvania avenue ?? poM.e HTowns'Hotel novvMitn. TO RATIO II STOCK*?S9*<MWl i\e>rP ^ Utioa of A'aahlr.gton Stor.s (or M,e at ItUS?- tf CM W it M HKt* IM Mi


ocr: RKIEIVKD TO DAY lot of LADIES' FURS, fre?u _ midw, r.{ wail dressed *kln* Ladie* In want *hculd ?^aJI early, a* we find the system of mikli i; qn1"? *?!rs^nd Mnaii frrjtsfi?*rasb wiiLit fi"> mely w. II t'a'l at M'INKVIETZ'S, dSestf Pa a? , bet Dlth aad 13th sts.


ocr: hats: haiii [CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FUL o supplv of BKEBK'S NEW YORK STYLES, together with TAYLOR'S HATS, of BALTI MORE The bent black dress HATS got np In the latest style for t3.50, as good as those nauallv aold at 95: and a good fashion* 1 able Hat at f3, worth 84; and a first-rate Hat, f2 90. The best materials aad the best worm anahlp employed to produce a 85 Hat, which is sold f 83.50. We ao a cash business, meet with nolo ses. )>nt give eaoh customer full valne for h money. Felt llats unusually low. N. ft Agent for Drlscoll's lialm of aThOuaai Flowers Price 35 cents per bottle. ANTHON Y, 7th street, near I'a.ayeane, A*e far a New York Hat Compaay. Nlktl


ocr: & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD Great Southern Mail Line! rr TWICK DAILY (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Wushiiistou City aud the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, 0ORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington nt 6 a. m. and 7 p.m. from Washington to Richmond S5 SO OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS be at the Washington Railroad Depot to cou PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fru of to STEAMER GEORGE E, for ALF.X AN 1)R1A, a d!s-J6fip9B*; lance of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals. Tickets procured on the ooat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this it lsacoi**iNnoe? limof nasTCLAss taoM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg information of Route and Lost Baggage ob tained of JAMES A. EVANS, febjl Agent, Alexandria, Va, WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. OF HOURS.-On and after Men day, tbe 83d Instant, the Trains will Leave Washing,on at 6 and 6jf a. m , aad S and " P ? >n Sunday at 4^ p a. Leave Baltimore at 4 aad a. amd } aad P ?. On at a. m.


ocr: JACKETS, BOIS' PA.1II, BOYS' VESTS, BOYS' SHIRTS, BOYS' COATS, BOYS'SACKS, HOYS' DRAWERS, BOYS' BOY S' CAPS, BOYS' SUSPENDERS, BOYS'COLLARS, BOYS'CRAVATS, Being the largest and ttnest assortment of READY-MADE GARMENTS, suitablefor and school wear to be fojLd tnls side of York, to walch we particularly Invite the atten tion of Parents and (Juardlans, assuring them ail goods will be offered at the lowest pi Ice*. WALL A STEPHENS, 322 Pa. as., between 9th and loth ?ta. martt next to Iron Jlall.


ocr: tii mm. linns. BUY AND SELL FOSZIGW AND DOMESTIC EXCHAV01; FURNISH DRAFTS all Farts of United States and Europe; COLLECT DRAFTS all parts of United States andXnropr, DRAW BILLS ON IRELAND FOR ?1 OR UPWARDS: BUY AND SELL BONDS, STOCKS,* OTHER SECURITIES: NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER. Iavsstmeat paying 10 v and ever, fer LAffD WABEAII8. We are at all time* Purchasing, and have LAND WARRANTS of all denomination*. Warrant* located in Iowa, Wisconsin, CHUBB BROTHERS, jan 23-tf Hankers, opposite the Treasury.


ocr: feb l-6m mIREAT IIKOCCTION THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND GAITEB8 H^XEL1ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL S' adelphla manu a fl st rate or Pegged BOOT at 62, full as good thostf usually sold #5 or sffi; a d a Calf Patent GAITER at 50, as good as any *5; a first rate Calf alter at 82 50,the-e the best goods Is (or ever were) in the District the price; for the come and see or yourself. Terms positive'y cash. No eura ofit charged to offset bid debts. Call at the YORK HAT STORE, Seventa street I'ennay.vania avenue, m21 tf ANTHONY, A^ent. PERRY'S EXPEDITION 1 Narrative of the Expedition of an American to the China Seas and Jap*n, ar^er command of Commodore Perry, compiled the original notes and Journals by r rauc ? Hawks, D. 1). LL D , profusely illustrated; A New Chapter In the Early Life of Washing la connexion with the Narra'lve History . Potomac Company, by John Plckeil. Just for ?l??LOR t MAUttg,4 jy n_ Bookstore, near ?Ui street. AND POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, Razors, Strops, Shaving Soap and Cream, off to discontinue o^?l"?**' JOHN F ELLIS'S, Jy 8-tx 3U6 P*. imu*, bet. 1Kb and l'*b ?t?


ocr: ORANGE ft ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great SonthTn Mall Lln>! ?rT WICK DAILY-f* (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED? Between Wn&hinglon City and the South. VIA: ALEXANDRIA, SORDONSV1LLK, AND RICHMOND Lanva Washlngtsn at 6 n. m and 7 Fare from Waahkigton to Richmond SA ? OMNIBUSES and BA6GAGE WAGON? will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to cca PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE. />?? f srg?, to STEAMER GEORGE PAGE,for ALEXANDRIA,a dls-JBESaSP^1 lance of six miles, allowing ample time for >:<*?? Ticketa procured on the ooat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by tkW Route, as It Is a con tin no vs LiNBor rtaa* clam kailsoas rion ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGSASb aarrled without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg Railroad. Information of Route and Lost Baggage oa talned of J AMtS A. EVAlw. feb 11 Agent, Alexandras. Va^_ WASH1NWTOW BRANCH RAILROAP* OF HOUR*.?On and after MM* day, Die J3d Instant, the Trams will . Laav'e Waahiagtoa at 6 and a. tad 1 '?* Laave Balflnso'ca? t? and ?y a ?ad ?* p. ?


ocr: 1HKSH MILK " from R. NICOLS SNOWDEN'8 Far in Of FA I R L A N D , for sale by O. V. DURFEE, m 14-lm* No. 480 Tenth street.


ocr: WAIHIWttTOW BKAWCH HAILKOAP. or HOURS.?On and after Man J day, the 23d lastant, the Trains will Leave Waihlagtea atSandSjg a. *l>a Sunday at 4# p m. L"s?r Baltltaorf at ?If aid t* a aa., and I ? ? ?? * Oa Saaday at 4J^ a. ? aptt-t> W. ?. f ARSONS, AffK.


ocr: GREAT HKIHICTION I!T THE PRICZ OF BOOTS AND I H^YEvU>i COMMISSION, FOR A * adelphla mann- ? firturer. a fi st rate Sewed or Petjged ;o?rF % PZ f t . ?fA' Calf-Skin BOl PP at ?l W. f?'.il as good as (Hose usually sold at #5 or **>, i'd a French Calr Patent leather G A I T E R at 11 Mi, as good as any a: S5; a tt'?t rate Calf 6ait?rat ti 30,the'e are the oest goods that la (or ever were) sold la the District fo? the price; for the proof, come and s?*e for yourself Terms positive'y cash. No p ofit charged to offset b^d debts. Call at NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh near Pennsy.vanla avenue. m 21 tf ANTHONY, Agent. VHAllNVy WAKKINER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, AMD UBALBa I!? Pine Wutchei, Jewelry, and Silver SEALS, FOB AND VEST vjt fine jewelry,siL- - V KR SPOONS, FORK*, GOBLETS, CUPS. Ac., for sale at New Y-^rk prices. H E P AI HI SU ?The Chronometer, Lever, Cylinder, Repeating, Mualcal, niid W ?TCMES repalr'i^ Also, JEWELRY, Ac. No. r? Pb.ihstlva.ua Avbmob, b^tw n tn l "S-rtnthStreet*. Browns' Hot*'toil oftae 6OLDEN WATCfltB, *pM-ti Washington.


ocr: HATS! HATSl received a full supply of fine drab Beaver ventila ted HATS, which 1 offer S3 50; they are the best for the price in the States. The best dress Hats got up in the latest style for #3 50. as as those usually sold $5 : and a good fashion able Hat at S3, worth S4; a first-rate Hat, g'i 50. bout materials and the best workmanship is employed to produce a 85 Hat, which is sold for 50. We do a cish business, meet with no los ses, but give each customer full value for his * elt and Straw Hats unusually low. ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa. ayenue, Ag?nt a


ocr: COFFIN WAUEKOOM, kc. WILLIAM PLAN'S * CO., ? REUS?residences Seventh between G and H streets. Interments procured in cay ground cemetery. CoflLns, Cass, Shroud.i, and every article for Imminent* Ike best quality famished at short notice, on reasonable terms, and at all hours of Having the exclusive right cf Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to keep for any length of time. Jy


ocr: "3aa trunks. aaa HAVE JUST RECEIVED A GOOD assortment of Sole Leather Traveling Trunks, Ladles' Dress and Packing Trunks, Hat Boxes, Valises, Carpet Bags, Satchels,< Ac , which we will dispose of at very low prloes . _ WALL A STEPHENS, je U-tf Pa avanue, next to Iron Hall.


ocr: and cooriMi.? 50 bbls No. 3 New Mackerel 250(1 lbs Codfish Just received per S hooner Fairfax, and ? tie by BARBOUR A SEMMES, au ll-eotft No. 05 Louisiana avenue.


ocr: Amusements NA TIOXA L Tin:A TR E. Night of the younj: American Tragedian, MB E BOOTH THIS EVENING, will be pre??nted the historical play of BRI'TIS; Or, The rail of Tarsals. Lucius Junius Mr Booth To rrarlu4f with THE PEOPLE'* LAWYER. Friday, Comp'.ln.e it?ry Be.?cl? of Mr BouTb Sbakspeare's grand play of SING LEAH. For the flisi tiros la this illy for mat.y years


ocr: WOOD AND COAL. ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL those who may favor us with their patronage with the best article of fuel at the following Erices: * >ak Wood $6 0o per cord fine do 00 Hirkorydo 7 00 Stove and W hit* Ash Kgg Coal.... ? 50 per ton Red Ash 8 75 1 ransltion Nut 6 oo Cumberland Lump 5 50 Persons laying ln fuel for the wjnter would do well by glviug us a c*U. All orders left at P. J Steers' ftore, No 4S8 7lh -treet, between D and E atreet*, or at our efflee, wlJl be promptly fllWd U,*40 lbs. given to ton JOHN W MYERS, A CO , Oflce and Yard corner of G and 2*2d streets, au 5-lm First War A. ELLIfr'S PIANO STOKE for your mum and Musical Instruments. jy39-tr i


ocr: CHiVICT W ARK IN ER , WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, ARB BIlllR IN Fine Watches Jewelry, and Silver Wart. SEAL?. FOB AND VEST CHAINS, ** FINE JEWELRY.SIL VER SPOONS, FORK*, GOBLETS, CUPS. Ac., for sal* at New Vork prices R B PAIRING ?The Chronometer, Dupl*-*, Lever, Cvllnder. Repeating. Musical, and repair d Also, JEWELRY, Ac No. 270 Pishstlvaivia Atisci. b^tw'n sirtl Seventh streets. Browns' Hot*lbui ding, of the GOLDEN WATCHES, J9 tf


ocr: wher? they will find attentive and obliging servants at their command. S E. corner Pa avenue and 4? street. dec 10-tlatJaa GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL, or TKI GERMAN YEAGERS, 17 CAKUSPS SALOON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1st, 1SST. GERMAN YEAGERS RE8PECTFUL ly announce to their friends and cltixena, that they will give a Grand Ball on NEW YEARS' NIGHT, to < ommence at ? o'clock Weber's Band has been engaged for the occa sion The supper and refreshments are In the hands of an ex | erlerced caterer Tickets one DOLLAR; to be had ef the members of the company or at the door oa the evening of the ball. F W Stllhaufei. J KUttan, F Stinting, P Richter. F Gelcr, dec ' With willing hearts we hasten to Assist H Ohm *au?"? tlx OI4 Vur oil; Cob* due* lb* New Vnr In , Colli* dkln* all Dlflil, till l#If?d (UfltcWt. A bit IxJUir writ* tli* jlrl* FIRST GRAND ASSEMBLY or ran AHIR1CI1I UUUK AND LAODKI ACTIVJB ASSOCIATION. members of tuk american Hook and Ladder Active Ataoclatlon take pleasure In announcing to their friends thot they will give their First Grand Assembly at Onn Fellow's Hall, Navy Yard, on WEDNES DAY EVENING, December 31st, lbM. The Cotillon will be opened by the preaenta tloa of a beautiful Silk Flag to the Aaaoaiatlon by a lady. The Committee pledge themselves that neither time n?r expense will be spared to render this an agreeable night to all Tickets FIFTY CENTS?admitting a gentle man and ladles. N B.?Coaches will >aw the earner ef Sixth street ?nd Pennsylvania avenwe far Odd Fallow's Ball every tea minutes 4ae *4 STEAMSHIP ARAGO A AOAHS'L Express, EUROPEAN GOODS suited for P ? v * eats' Presents, just received at wsc ? TMS "


ocr: WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD* i CHANGE or HOURS.?On and after " ' day, the S3d lastant, the Trains will Leave Washington at fl sn< %% >. at., tad 1 P ? t)s Sunday at 4# p ? Leave Baltlmoreat Of sad IM a. a., tad I HP m Oi suaday *t 4 '4 ?? ap 23?tr T R. PARBOHS, AfSat.


ocr: REMEDY FOR WARM WKATliKK. |l?nT ?KCE,VED AT THE UNION BOT ? tllng Depot, a large supply of that unsur- a passed tonic for invalids, GINGKR WINE 1 Also XXX Pale and Burton's Ales and I'or-A tar of very superior quality, together with a ? large'assortment of syrups of almost every kind ? r, w!hlrb,,W" wlth our Premium Mlne ? T 11 ** to customers i3 any part of \\ asblugion or G?*or/etown Ieft aL tLe ^P01 ,n Georgetown, or with the drivers of our Wagons, will meet with prompt attention. ARN Y A SHINN 9-lf


ocr: Miscellaneous. ANTHONY BICbLT, UNDERTAKES, Shop and Residence Me. 803 Pons'* avanus, ?outh sid*. between 9th and 10th ate PROVIDED HIMSELF WITB U KLEBAXT HFAKSE (U all necessary ooavenlCEoes for properly conducting hi# busin* ? - ? ? * ' * ?V? pn'pnijf i uavuru?K H?r ?i wmrld respectfully laforna thf pcblio tkil kc la fully prepared to 111 all order* eatrusted to hla, ihortNiootln.iid li lb* best manner A IwtfinppU of REAPY-MADK COFFINS ?fall slaes always on band, which will he #ur? slaked on the moat ressoosbl* tor me. Aa heretofore, no pslas will be s pared te entiresatisfaction on all occasions. N. II ? Kesidiag on the premises, orders will be promptly attended to at all houre.


ocr: OILLB; AN HISTORICAL Romance, embracing the periods of 'be let ib Revolution and tbe Mexlcau War. by <b* ?on Jeremiah Clemens, of Alabama; priceored>llar. jy?f PRANoK TAYLOR. 8TOOL.lt AT ELLIS'S PIANO


ocr: WOOD AND COAL. VH'TK ASH, HICKORY, RED ASH, OAR, GRAY ASH,and and CUMBERLAND ' PINI* ? COAL. WOOD. COAL under cover delivered tree tale and. dirt. 2,940 pounds to the ton je 10 T, J.k W.*.8Aidr. .


ocr: JORA1 P. LEVY, iMroktn aifn sulu m "" A"D No. 474 P?. ?v., two doors below U.S. Hotel Wasxi!i0TON CtTT, D. C. ' y ?U^nnbTMerthaaUare requested is gtvt


ocr: WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. OF HOURS.?On and after Moa J day, the 23d instant, the Trains will Leave Washington at 6 aud b# a. m , aad 3 p m. On Sunday at 4# p. m. Leave Baltimore at 4 and tf y a. m., and 3 p. m. On Sunday at 4 a. m. ap23?tr T. H.


ocr: RECEIVED? blotch Herrings Fresh Peaches and Apr.'cotsJ Prune Cordial Levy's celebrated Bitters Vermvrelll and Maccaronl Sweet OH Fresh Teis, for sala by JONAS P. LEYV, 174 Pa. avenue, Wine, Liquor and Segar fetore.


ocr: Ft'LL (CONSTANTLY O N f supply of BEKBE'S NEW YORK STYLES, together with T A Y U?R 'S HATS, of BALTI MORE. The best bla-k dress HATS got up la the latest ntyle for S3 50. as good as those usually aold at S4: and a good fashion able Hat at ?, worth S4; and a first-rate Hat, t2 M. The best materials and the best war i? aashlp employed to produce a S5 Hat, which Is sold for S3.W). We do a cash bnslneaa. n.^et with to l?s Sk?, bet rive each customer full va>je fbr his mor>ey. Felt Hats unuswllv low. N. B Agent for Drtscoll'a Hal:* of a Thousand Flowers Price 25 cents per bottle ANTHONY, 7th street, near Fa. ayecne^Agaal fior a Wrw V esh Ikl OoBaaB y sr sa? tX


ocr: COAL?COAL?COAL. on hand, WHITS ASH, RED ASH, LEHIGH, and CUMBERLAND COAL. Al*n, PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD. Coal kent und*r cover. ~ 240 lb* to tbe ton. T J A W M. U ALT, N W. eor. 14th and C ats , No 517, one novtft-tf ot Feea.


ocr: ANTHONY Bl'CHLTi U!t DE RT & EE B Shop and Betide&ce Fo 303 Penn'a avenoe, ?outh aide, batween 9th and 10th atg. provided himself witr an ELEGANT HEARSE, and all necessary conveniences fon properly conducting h!? business, would respectfully'nform the public that he la fully prepared to fill all orders entrusted tohlv, at the shcrtes* notice, and In the best manner. A large supply of READY-MADE COFFIN? of all sues, always on hand, which will be fnr alshed on tne most reasonable terms. As heretofore.no pains will be spared Is ?>?* satire satisfaction on all occasions. N. B.?Residing on the premises, srdrrs will be promptly attended to at all hours. feb


ocr: |\1?EST OF LAWS OF THE UNITED 1' STATES, with references to the act* re pealed, supplied, or modified, and notes, of the and dicta of the Supreme Court of the >n upon their construction; by Jai. Dunlop of the Pennsylvania ?tar; one volume of 1,617 l?56, price 87.50. BWHJ-ti FRANVK TAYLOR.


ocr: yaBHtwtifow branch railroad. 4 iHANGK OF HOURS.-On and after v. > day, the 33d Instant, the Trains will Leave W aafelarton at ? and wa. m , and t P ? On Sunday at 4 p at. Leave Baltimore at tu and ?* ? ?, sad I p. m. on Sunday ntKi m a>?3~*r t. ?.


ocr: sr TV* I C 15 DAILY (SVNDAT NIUHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington Cilv ami the South' VIA : ALEXANDRIA, ? OR DONSVILLE, RICHMOND, DAN VILLE GREKNSBOROUGH.N. L. AND IjaILT TO THK VIRGINIA SPRINGS. Leave Washington at 6 o'clock, A M. Leave Washington at,.... 7 " P.M. Leave Alexandria at 7 u A.M. Leave Alerma'ia at...... " p S), Travellers will find the Morning Line In con nection with the Virginia Central Kuilroad, the Cheapest, most Pleasant and "xpedltlous It note to THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS. Orecnbrier White Sulphur and Fauquier White Sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs, Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, ?c OMNIBUSES and BAUGAGfc. WAGONS be at the Washington Railroad Depot tocon ve PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, hrn of Ctintgt, to STEAMER GKORGE _ i I*A G E. for A LEX AN DR1 A, a dl? aa' of sir miles, allowing ample time for M<m:s. Fare from Washington to Richmond S3 50 Fare ?* " Danville 11 Of Pare 44 44 Greensborough.,.12 00 Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition und Comfort are securf-d by this Ltunnv Jik.tr run sailroib r sou ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE. THKuUbli PAIiSEtyGERSand BAGGAGE carried without oosi tothe Depot otthe Petersburg Railroad JAMES A. EVANS, 9RANGE ft ALEXANDRIA RAILB0AD Jilffffiesa Great Southern Mail Lin?!


ocr: BBILLIAHTfl. CONTENTMENT O t wb?? at last I'm sleeping In the grave, Wb<rt the wild flowrata whisper o'er my head, And the soft brssiss chime my mournful dirge At TMpcr time?O ' If an angel's wing May stoop to brush the dewdrops from the flow era. And visit scenes It loved?then I '11 descend, Swiftly descend, beneath the purple eve Panning the heath-bush with my pinions bright, And hover o'er this loveliest spot of all! Let's cross this meadow where the cows, Its donee, And gate Into that cot among the tr e , A fattier and hi* famllv are there Bow peacefully they dwell' Like shelter'd bird t, They chirp together la their cottage nest, Beneath Hli wings, o'ershadowlng earth and shy. The goo I maa's home! Earth has no swactar onp Of spiarklng happiness surpassing thine [Jokm H*rrit. WOOD AND LAWN flaw ye the soft and grassy bed Where flowrets deck the green earth's breast' 'Tla there 1 wish to lay my head; 'TIs there 1 wish to sleep at rest. Oh ! let not tears embalm my tomb,? None but the dees by twlMght given; Oh let not sighs disturb the gloom, ? None but the whispering winds of heaven. ? [Moort. TRUST. Shrink not, Oh ! human spirit! The everlasting Arm Is strong to save. Look up, look up, frail nature! put thy trust In Him who went down mourning to the dust, And overcame the grave fiVtie Monthly Magaiim. PROVIDENCE. And should teach us, there's a divinity that stupes our ends, Rough-hew them how we will. [Skalctpmre. AUTUMN Not spring or summer's beauty hath such grace As 1 have seen In one autumnal face [Doaas.


ocr: OUT AT GREAT SACRIFICE, J TO CHANGE BUSINESS ?Fans, Perfum ery, Stationery, Baskets, Cabas, Umbrellas,Chi ns Goods, Ac.. Ac. JOHN F ELLIS, n?ar 10 9M Pa av., bet. Pth and 10th sts. TO ELLIS'* FOR BARGAINS


ocr: K. Pa. feb 1?Cm GREAT REDUCTION THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND GAITERS HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL adelphla manu a fi st rate or Pegged BOOT at 62. full as good those usually sold 85 or $6; aad a Calf Patent BAITER at 50, as good as any ?5; a first rate Calf at 82 50, the*e the best goods is (or ever were) in the District the price; for the ? come and see or yourself. Terms positive'y cash. No extra charged to offset bid debts. Call at the YORK HAT STORE, Seventa street, Pennsylvania avenue. m 24 tf ANTHONY, Agent pekry*s expedition . Narrative of the Expedition of an American to the China Seas and Japin, under command of Commodore Perry, complied the original notes and Journals by Francis Hawks, D. D. LL D , profusely Illustrated; 85. A New Chapter in the Early Life of Washing In connexion with the Narrative History of Potomac Company, by John Plckell. Juit and for sale at TAYLOR A MAUIS'8 Jy 11- Book?tore, near 9th street. AND POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, Raxors, Strops, Shaving Soap and Cream, off to disoontinue the business, at JOHN P ELLIS'S, Jy 8-tr 306 Pi bet. 9th and


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. RATIONAL T f? K % T K Monday Bvinna. jcnb so. i??6, be prwwHed 11 >rn tlmmrW Xk?i ? tmnal aaiiric i Sketch. rMlU?4 BORDER RUFFIANS; FOR FHKil>VD1. Jugglewesft,? FreedomShrleker...T H* nil on Uncle Abram. 1 J K Search. ?*? kansas " K Jo?>e?on, iS'bwter, iDwkl" | EJSVJii, Hiss Bruno, , T. L Floyd Previous to which en ETHIOPIAN" SOIREE BY Kankel's Original TROUPE! Jet7


ocr: A MIN, and naval merchant Tailor, No 'JI2 Pa avenue having a very large and choice cddltlon to **11 their Spring and Summer s oc.k of Oo->ds 111 respectfully Invite their frlends and rus' " toiners to call and examine. ap .w 4 AWNINGS BY GEO. WILLNLH.No 4<i4 Ninth ?t , bet D and E. ap '.13-lw*


ocr: BALLS. ttrand clib, MILITARY, FIREMENS' AND C IVIC BALL or THK BOONE CLUB. first grand fancy dress Ball of the Boone Club will be given at the Washington Assembly Rooms, on TUESDAY EVENING, the '29th January, 1856. The Club, in announcing their first Fancy Dress Ball, take occasion to assure those who may hon or them with their presence, that every effort will be made to render tneir time pleasant and agree able; that strict order and decorum will be main tained, and nothing left undone which will tend to Increase the enjoyment and add to the pleasure of the occasion. Scott's celebrated Cotillon Band has been en gaged for the occasion. Snpper and Confectionery will be furnished by an experienced caterer. Ctmmittee of Arrangements. A Brldgett, Thos May, LC Robertson. Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a gentle man and ladles. jan 15-eotb BILL OF THE ? MERRIE BACHELORS, AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL, NAVY YAKD, JANUARY 34, 1*.?. fully aware of the Imminent danger tbey are again about to ex pose themselves to, from the concentrated Are of many bright eyes and killing glances, the fatal effects of which have been made manifest to them In the "surrender at discretion'' of three of their number in one short year?nevertheless, being desirous of contributing their share to the happi ness of the ladles, the "Merrie Bachelors" Mtf leave to announce to the public that they will have another re-union on the night of the '24th In stant, at Odd Fellows' Hall, Navy Yard, to which their friends are respectfu'ly invited Jp- Ladles, every Bachelor In town will be there: Committee of Reception. Ric'd Brooks, jr Joseph Carrieo. Committee on the j>art of Citizens. Jot- Shillington, Klch'd Wallach, J P Pepper. F Pilling, W W Browning, Wm Gait, F. E White, Wm Thompson. J no Rainbow, Jas Barry, 'I'hos Dwyer, B C Greenup, E A Ryther, Albert Norton, J McCarrlck, Wm Sanderson, JnoMcNamee, Edmund Gates, J no Crawford, R J Stevens. Floor Directors. Val Conner, F Tuav, O Sanderson J A Crane, WmGaddis. Executive Committ-e L?m Uaddis, J no Clarke, H Queen, C Miller, F Ober, Adam Gaddls Committee of Arrangements, "MKRRTE BACHHLORS." Tickets ONE DOLLAR,


ocr: HATS! HATS! RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY fine drab Beaver ventila ted HATS, whieh 1 offer at S3 50; they are the best Hats lor the price in the United States. The best black dress Hats got up lu the latest style for S3 50. as good as those usually sold at $5 ; and a good fashion able Hat at Si, worth SI; and a first-rate Hat, 92 50. The best materials and the best workmanship is employed to produce a .#5 Hat, which is soM for S3 j0 We do a cish business, meet with no los ses, but give each customer full value for money. Felt aad Straw Hats unusually low. ANTHON V, 7th street, near Pa avenue, Agant for a New \ ork Hat m 24- tf


ocr: SPLENDID EICURSION r BOM Washington to Old Point! Leaving SATURDAY AFTERNO August Mitt, at 3 p m , returning Moi d tv morn ing. the 1Mb Ins ati?. TU BALT. f W.iSHlNGri* RAILROAD, Acd splendid Steamer GLADIATOR, diwn the Cheaapeake. TlckeU for the round trip only 82 JO. For particulars see small bills \:r Tickitt V td ??d f r tnlt OXL Y mt ADAMS' EX.tR ESS OFF1C L. au


ocr: RECEIVED? Scotch Herrings Fresh Peaches and Apricots Prune Cordial Levy's celebrated Bitters Vermacelll and Maccaronl Fweet Oil Fresh Teas, for sale by JONAS P. LEVY. 474 Pa. avenue. Wine, Liquor and Segar Store


ocr: and prayer books, in Ric^ Velvet, Turkev Morocco, and plain binding Ohlldrena' Books, the mo?t extensive assort ment to be found In tbe District Miss llunkiey's Escaped Novice, prloe SI. Harper's Magazine for January . Also, a large assortment of lv?rv ar?d p?an handle PENKNIVES, PISTOLSefsll kleda. For sale by K K Ll)M>L dec tl?tt Ne. lW Bridge at., Oeorgetow


ocr: ?JGNA* P. LKVJ, 0 ?haral Comimicsion * JmwmrHmg M ?reh flws VRAHCS ANU BILL BKOKBH, Me. 434 Pa. av., two doors below U.S. Hotel. wi?BIBtTOH ClTT. D. C. *ry Merchants are reopicsled te


ocr: Miscellaneous. AUTHOR Y ItCMLY, UNDERTAKES, and Beaidenee Ko SOS Pann'a eventa, ?oath tide, between 9th acd lOUi tt? provided bimsf.lf U EL EG A ST HEARSE. all aeceseary conveniences foi 1 oondocting bl? bj tinea respectfully inform the put lie that be la pffptud to All all order# entrusted ublu., the shortest notice, and In tbe best manner ? largesupply of READY-M APE ill Miee. always on hard. which will be fur on tne moot reasonable t?m As heretofore, no pain* will be?fared ts |i?? satisfaction on el! c-ccaefens. N. B?Residing on the premise*, orders attended to at all boors


ocr: NEW 8T0VE H0U81 THZ GREATEST COOKING STOVE EVER INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATUS. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13.000 In Use. Fear sizes *e. 0, 7.S, 9. UALLASH IR'S MOR WINGS TAR, DOUBLE OVSN COOK1NO STOVB. Tee Bnt, the Cheapest, most Substantial aud mwt Per/set Cooaing Stove in the Union. li.UJU ?/ tiit* Stove t art no w tn tucttuful operation This spleudld Coo* Stove has now been thor oughly tested daring tbe last four years; they off rate In tbe best a id most satisfactory manner. I h??e fully tried them witu wood aud c^al, aud stro 17'y re -omm-nd the u. They are heavy aud very du*able, and tae desiun Is neat and betutl ul \Vltn a m^lerate dre. th s Stave will Bak<* throe loaves of Bread. Koast a Turkey, (toil two l>i:iuer PoU, Broil a Beef?tea<( and h^ai the water f.>r washla^. all at tne same time. Vou are respectfally lnvl;ed to call aud eia<nlne the ab>ve sp'endld ?^o<>ktng Stove, ?? GALLA <?H KR'S MORN I NO MTAH " Paient.^: A J GALL\GHtiK, Philadelphia. UALLAHHCK'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Patented, I960. A Nt*w and Splendid Large Oven FLAT TOP COOKING STOVB, POK COAL OR WOOD


ocr: ^HAUFICEY W IRK i m wtt WArCHMAKER AND JEWELER AID J)14L|)L m ' Walehet, kmtltj, aoj Silrer War?. S'WW ? '*7 "*"1 "J*cuon from tux avwa^ ?th aud ^ ? ?ets ^ Drowns' Hotel bulidlag )


ocr: JOPIA9 r, LETT, '"fmi am tutu ti LIQUORfl, CIGAliS, AICD 0R0CXHIE8, / va * Fw<trdlB*M?rchant !***nc*and bill broker, two doors below U 8 Hotel, WA**??*oaClTf,l?.C.


ocr: TKIHI. J3Q r,eceived a ? v assortment of Sole Leather .. Traveling Trunks, Ladles' Dress Q5TT!) and Packing Trenks, Hat B^xes, fiwtrrTCf Valises. Carpet Bay* Sitrhrli * : , which we will dispose of at very low prices . _ WALL A STEPHENS. J* llt* P* avenue, next to Iron Hall.


ocr: AND JBWHLHY XJ per et cheaper than It can be elsewhere In Washing ton, at j J. Robinsonfi, apst-ua Pa. av. epp, Br own'a Bote*.


ocr: Information for Travolora. 9BAHGX ft ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. SflliHJCli great Sonthorn Mall Lino! *9" TWICE DilLVH (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Bitweuo Wanhington City and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA. COR PONSVILLE. RICHMOND, DAN VILLE GREKNSBOROUGll, N. C. AMD DAILY TO TH? VIRGINIA SPRINGS Leave Washington at 8 o'clock, A M Le~>ve Washington at ...7 " P.M. Leave Alexandria at 7 " A M. Leave Alexandra at 8 " P M. Travellers will And the Morning Line In con nection with the Virginia Central Railroad, Cheapest, moot Pleasant and THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Greenbrier White Sulphur and Fauquier Sulphur, Warm, Hot. Alum and Capon Springs, Weir's Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, Ac. OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fr$t Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE PAGE.for ALEXANDRIA,a dls-t^?^ a aire of nix miles, allowing ample time for Fare from Washington to Richmond S5 Fare 14 " Danville II (X) Fare ?? ?' Grecnsborough...l2 00 'f lckets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route,asltlsa linbot first class railroad from ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE. THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGSAGh carried without cost tothe Depot of the Petersburg Railroad. JAMES A. EVAN8, se 1


ocr: H HATS for 1AU0 , and other fashionable shapes' now r^?/f?? CA st LANE'S PaahJU, 'lMt OET ALL THE NEW BOOlf -1, ?"ln?, *c . eaU at *' MA* ??> w Sswitt. as


ocr: IRON HALL BOOT, SHOE AND EST ABLI ?H n E N T. DAILY MY FALL winter styles of Ladles. Gen tlemen's, Mls*es. Children, Boys' A Youths' Boots and Shoes, of all kfndsaad quail-, ties Those in1 want will do w?ll to call and exam ine my stock be fore purchasing elrewheie, at 9. P. Iron Hali Boot and Shoe Establishment, avenue, bet #tb and 10th streets A large assortment of Sole Leather also Leather and Wcod Frame. Lad's Hat new sell


ocr: OAS FITTING. ARE NOW PREPARED TO Gas Pipe in dwellings, stoies, and put Uc buildings at low prices. Please give us a call. MILLER A CUNNINGHAM, ae 15 No. 918 Pa. ave., bet. 12th and 13th fta.'


ocr: DAN RICE'S SHOW! THE ONLY DULY RECOGNIZED AND LEWlTl^tATK UAV1NG ANY CLAIM TO GttEATNLSS iy AMERICA! Will exhibit In W;ishlnrton on FRIDAY A h AT L it DA I. Sept. *b and 27, FOR TWO DAYS ONLY! A FTERKOON A SD E WESIXU. DAN RICE respectfully announces t >at It Is hi* Intention to aflu>rd the most dcliglrfnl and in teresting Katertalnment ever before held nr.de r a canvas la this cr tauy. TIIE TALENT OF HI* CtfftlPANY, A If D TH? ISTELLWERCI Of HI* WONDERFUL HORSES, MILES AM> elephants! Justifies him ir. tbe bSlef that h's endeavors wl;l be crowned with soecess, ar.?l that the citi zens of thla cltv will award hint the same meed of praise that other communi ties Lave so universally bestowed A Grand Afternoon Performance, for th'j accommodation of families arid children will ??? "iven on SATURDAY', c^mmrti'ln" atlo'ct'k. \ZT Admlss'on to Boxes FIFTY CEN Tt Pit TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Doors open at 7; performs icc toemmeno* at o'clock se 15-^w


ocr: NATIONAL THE A THE. EVENIRO, *?<?? IT, I9M, Farewell aight aad b'aeflt of and Mrs. W J. Florence* THE IRISH BOY and Y AN IKK I, A**' which oeeaalon they will a ppear la 3 fOMKDY OF LORD FL AN to AN, LESSON FOR Ml SBANIM, aad THE YANBEE ? t Saturday, first appearan-e of MR. JORCrH JBFFKRBON, Since hi* rf-tnrn from Europe, an a CRESCENT CITY CIRCUS! C. MAN AH AN...... frfffitUr. Newly Orgauixed and Equipped for the Soaatm of 1856 THIS EQUESTRIAN TROUPE IS DISTINGUISHED FROM A LI. OTHERS RT THB and Variety of its Entertainment', Tkr TnU,,t of %t* Mrmherg, And the Hrillianry o f it* Appointmr?f* The fallowing well-kne?wn Equo?tr<an Artist* ai< amon? tbc galaxy of Mui: M'lle FRANK VIC, Mad J . SHOWLES, Mr. W. ODK.LL, Mr J SHOWLES, Mr J.POHThH, Mr. J. CLARK, Mr. W. M ADR FA, Master M ADREA ' a ho it of other taVntrd Pe'fornHr*, inela ding JININIY hkillllLnf, The pupil and"nl?- successful rival of DAN RICF, AS CLOWN ! This Compar.y will eihlbltIn WASHINGTON on MONDAY and TUESDAY, September l?t and *d At GEORGETOWN on WEBNE?DAY,Mep tcmhfrM Admission to Boxcj $0 cents; children ha'f. prior. Pit ?5 cen*? ; no hi'f price. au ?-lw


ocr: BOARDING*. OARD can BE had AT NO. 473 #TH street, between D and E. ap 98-ec3t* boarders can be accommodated at a very excellent table for f 15 per month, over DRAKE'S RESTAURANT, corner of E and 7th streets* ap 28-tf


ocr: (BLOCKS?CLOCKS?CLOCKS.?A gr1 J variety of CLOCKS, a'l warranted toi keep gooa time one year, at I J.ROBINSON'S, \ Jl'.t Pennsylvania avenue, I ap'24 lm opposite Browns' Hotel. CHAt'Nt'Y WAREINKB, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, iND DIA.L1K IX Fine Watches, Jewelry, nnd Silver Ware. seals, fob and vest chains, FINE JEWELRY.S1L- ITir> - VER SPOONS. FORKS. GOBLETS. CUf?. Ac., I sale at New York prices. R EPAIRING.?-The Chronometer. Duplex. " ,Repeatlng. Musical, and other \V ATCHhS repaired. Also. JEWELRY. Ac. No. 370 Psnnstlv^mia Avawua, betw'n and Seventh street*. Browns' Hotel bni dine, of the GO i DEN WATCHES? ?p*?-tf Washington. CABAS, WORK BOXES, Bask et?, Powder Puffs, Lily White, Barry's Trl copherous, Swedish Hair Creator, Ac , at ?p LAMMOND'fe, 7th it.


ocr: AND PLATEAU. Large Plated Waiters, OYSTER TUREENS, Cake Baskets, Bowls, Superior Cutlery, Silver Tea Sets, Pitchers, Waiters, MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY KIRK & SON, GOLD & SILVERSMITHS, 172 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE. MD Jan 31?lm at or in the vic inity of Browns' Hotel, last evening, a unall black Pocket Book, containing a few dollar** in monev. and some bonds, notes and other papers, valuable only to the owner. The finder will confer a great fkvor by appropriating the m< ney and leaving the Dock and papers at the othfe of Browns' otel jan??)i? CANES, ENOK AVISOS,


ocr: WiSHI.IHTON BRANCH KAiLKOADt HOURS.?On and after J day, the Wd listant, the Trains will Leave WaahlnRton at ? and9)i a. and I li?ve Bil^lniVreat 4 tf and ?? ? **d 1 On Sunday at? tf a. ?? ? a? XI??r ' r


ocr: MRS. .11. E. HAKVCr, (^rccBssoa ro Jamis F. Haivit, Dacaasio,) UNDERTAKER, Do Bcnntk slrssl, (ilwria tf H, i.kavk to inform the 'hat she has in her employ the . that were formerly Id i^esublhbrrent. whoarefoll? IaIf r^f,riLl0.r0nd,lrt tbe t 'lrteruklnj; Business; n t11*01100 W1H be given to calls, day or night, as heretofore. m 19 ?m /HiKWiHATlUN ?TOCK ? OWUHII MHOTHkh


ocr: ROOMS, BUCKETS, BRUSHES, Ac. 90 doz?a Plain and Fancy BROOMS M do '2 and 3 hoop BUCKETS ?20 do WHISKS 10 do DUSTERS 20 do SCRUB BRUSHES in riestCEDAR TUBS 5 Case* SUGAR BOXES 125 DEMIJOHNS. 1, 2,3,5 Gallon* 100 Gross Round Wood MATCHES 95 do Small Paper Do 81 do McGulgan'a Do Just received per schocner Arctic from New and for sale by BARBOUR A SEMMES. nov?-W,9,M,2w


ocr: Pl'R^I SILVER WARE. SILVER TEA SETS, SIl.VEK FORKS AND SPOONS, SILVER WAITERS, PITCHERS, UOBLETS. t CUPS. ALSO. SILVER WARE, suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS. The above are all of our own manufacture, and WARKAITItl pn*E. M. \X. GA1.T A HRO., nov l!Mf 314


ocr: Information for Travelers. OEATTOE 8t ALEXAlfDRTA giiMai Gioat Southern Mail Line! 4#- HV1CK DAILY h* (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Brlwecn Washington City and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSYILLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a m and T p. in. Fare from Washington to Richmond S5 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Frre Cktrgr, to STEAMER GEORGE PAGE,for ALEXANDRIA,a dls tance of six miles, allowing ample time for" Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route, asitlsacoi*TiNCOU8 linkof first class railroad from ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and carried without cost to the Depot of the Railroad J R NICKLIN, dec 7-tf Ticket Agent, Alexandria.


ocr: FOR MOUNT TERROR. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.?FARE, round trip, SI; from Alexandria _ *jr*" 75 cents ?The steamer THOMAS COJiLYKR leaves Washington at fl^ndAlexair 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. ?ct -M?if SAM'L 6EDNEY, OaptalB.


ocr: WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. 1HAJIOE OF HOURS.?On and after Mon d.iy, the 2-ld Instant, the Trains will Leave Washington at 6 and a. no., and 3 IX P m. (fn Sunday at 4% p. m. Leave Baltimore at 4# end a m., aad 3 Slf p m. On Sunday it 4* a. m apt*?tr T. H. PARSONS, Ageat.


ocr: BILLIA WIS. SHADOWS. She hid left all on earth for him, Her home of wealth, her name of pride, And now his l?mp of love was dim, And tad to tell, abe had not died. She watched the crimson sun's decline, From some lone rock that fronts the sea? " I would. O burning heart of mlM, Tbers were an ocean rest for thee. The thoughtful moon awaits her turn, The stars compose their choral crown, Bat those soft llgh's can never burn, Till once the fiery sun is down " [Milnes. beauty. Beauty, thou wild fantastic ape. do?t in every country change tny shape; black, there brown, here tawny, and there white; flatterer who compiy'st with every sight. Whe hast no certain what nor where, But vary'st still, and dost thyself declare Inconstant as thy she-possessors are. J2__ iCowlty. THE FAST. The mind will In its worst despair, Still ponder o'er the past, On moments of delight that were Too beautiful to last. [Balft. EVENING. ?The approach of night, skies yet blasting with depart lag light. falling dews with spangles dec* the glade, the low sun has lengthen'4 every shade IPope.


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. N a T I ? N A L TIIKATHK, CELEBRATION OF THE ?(* OF JVl.Y DB4MATIC FZRFORVAFCE this mr.HT only: lLe Performance will commence ? th a GOVERNMENT PAPERS; OE. THI OF A BRITISH MINISTER *SON6??, DANCES, Ac. After which the Dram* ef HOLE IN THE WALL. ' To conclude with tk? GRAM) NATIONAL TABLEAU WASHINGTON AND THE GODDESS OF LIBERTY'. Jy?


ocr: NAL EAT Spring and Summer Mantillas, TO-MORROW, MAY 2d. MAXWELL A BRO , 328 Pennsylvania avenue. N. H ? A few MISSES MANTILLAS. ap30-eo3t _ SODA WATER. WISHING THIS MOST DEbl clous ai d lefr'shing Beverage in a state of purity and freshness, Will bear in mind that It can now be had for the season at NOR BECK'S well-known Confectionery Establishment, next to Iron Hall, on Pa.-avenue, between 9th and streets apSO-lui THE LOVER" OF GOOD THINGS FIND AT THE NATIONAL EAT ING HOUSE,corner Sixth street, and Pennsylvania avenue, just re ceiv?d fresh and on hand, HARD and DEVI LED CRABS, OYSTERS, CLAM SOUP, SPRING CHICKENS, PEAS, and all other delicacies of the season, served up at the shortest notice. In the imst ap proved style, and suited to the nicest taste, b/ ap30-2t WM COKE A CO , Proprietors.


ocr: ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILHOAD Gieat Southern Mail Line ! mr t v% i v k i) a i l v *va {SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington C'ily an<! flie South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDON3VILLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave W aihington at 0 a in and 7pm F are from W ashing ton to Richmond f 5 6<? OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS win be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fr*t of CKa*g*. to STEAMER GEORGE PAGE, for At. EX A Ml B ? a , a\? tance of six miles,allowing ample time for Meals' Ticket* procured on the Doat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route,as It is a conti nT'ors Lt ^n '>? r i r?t n. \ ?s MOND*0 rH?M ALKXANl>KIA TO H1CII THROUGH PASSENGERS and B AGGAGE carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg Railroad J R NICK LIN,


ocr: Information for Travelers. ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA Great Southern Mail Line! TWICE DAILY (SUNDAY NTtiHTS EXCEPTED) Brtwfen Washington City ami the South! VIA; A LEX ANURI A. GORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND. Lfntf Waohlnfton at 6 a in and T p.m. Faro from Washington to Richmond S-"> 50 OMNIBUSR9 and BAGGAGE be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS aiul BAGGAGE, Prr? oj Claret, to STEAMER GEORGE FA G E. for A LE X A N I) RI A, a dis-, tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Meai*. Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route,as it isacoNTixuovs link of first claps railroa* Fa*>M ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE carried without cost to the Depot of the PetersDurg Railroad J. R NICK I.IN, dec T-tf Ticket Agent, Alexandria.


ocr: IBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. IN RICH - Velvet Turkey Morocco, and plain binding Childrens' Books, the most extensive assort ment to be found In the District. Mis* Bunkiey * Escaped Novice, price SI. Harper's Ma^axlne for January Also a large ass?rtment of ivory and pearl handle' PENKNIVES, PISTOLS of all kinds. For sale by E. K LUNDY, dec *1?tr No. 1* Bridge st , Georgetown. B


ocr: Information for Travelers. OEANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! I^TWICE DAILY (SUNDAY yiGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GOKDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a in and 7pm Fare from Washington to Richmond $5 5<) OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Free Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE _ -dE"""a? PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, a tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals. Ticket* procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route,as it isaroNTiNnou* i.ink of first ci.as? railroad from ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg J. R N1CKL1N, dec 7-tf Ticket Alexandria.


ocr: WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILHOAP? pHAltOB or HOT'RS.- On and after R* day, the !Cid Instant, the Train* will . Leave Wa*hlngton at 6 and p% a. ? aad *? p. m oa Sundae at 4* n a. . Leave Baltlmorr alt % aad ?K a ??< 1 "? *>n Sunday at m a. ?. . *. R. PARBOMS, Ag?*


ocr: THE Eluuti SION ? Old Point, Portsmouth, &c., TO BE REPEA TED ! 1* CONSEQUENCE op the * satisfaction and pleasure expert- ?fi ?? enced by the Excursionists on Reamer Powhatan's last trip, and tT^Ti?TV^55l des re to have a repetition, the ZnX nn!au//.CNorfolk, ports i!?w I'i ^ POINT, and other places, leav 0n FR^AV EVENING next, 29.n Instant, at 6 p in. Passage for round trip, 92 SO Partlcular8 ??e star next week. an ?-2t


ocr: i.AUIkS1 AND t'HILUitCN'S MKS. LADIES WISHING TO OB taln desirable F U KS at moderate piic^s will find a fcjood as^o t . ment of MANTILLAS. PIL LOR IN ES, TIPPETB, A VIC with CUFFS AND Ml'FFS to of various prices, at STINEMETZ S Cheap Cash Store, Pa av ,


ocr: NEW JEWELRY STORE. hirsch, late of paris, has opened a new stora of - ? Frenen FANCY GOODSand JEWELRY, on Louisiana ^-ST \ avenue, opposite Ontre ket, (the store formerly occupied by Mr. WIlHan ) to which the attention of the citizens Is called. He keeps on hand BREASTPINS. F.ARRINGS BRACELETS. RINGS CHAINS, and a general as?or'ment of JEWELR Y - i?tf


ocr: NEW JEWELRY STOKE. hirsch, late of paris, has op* lied a new stora of I renrh FANCY GOODS and JEWELRY, on Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Mar-1 ket, (the store formerly occupied by Mr. Wlllian,) to which the attention of tne citizens Is called. He keep*on hand BREASTPINS, EAR RINGS, BRACELETS, RINGS. CHAINS, and a general assortment of JEWELRY,


ocr: and potatoes. 10(1 bbls. prime Boston APPLES 100 bbls prime Mercer POTATOES For sale by HARTLEY A BROTHER, mar 26 Georgetown. pianos 'received this week, and for sa'e low, at the great Piano and Music Store of JOHN F. ELLIS, 306 Penn ?venue, between 9th and 10th streets. ap 2-tf DONALDSON, Dentist, ? HAS REMOVED His office to No. >06 Pennsylvania av enue, between 9th and lOtk streets. mar 29-lw TO ELLIS'S mar 8 FOR CHEAP GOODS.


ocr: remember THERE 18 HO BETTEB PLACE TO BUY CHEAP OOOOI THAR AT hall's great cheap cash store. jcst received from the new york and Philadelphia AUC TIONS, an ImnofBM and elegant stock of NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, bracing every description and dealrable style, we are prepared and determined to sell at tore, retail and a little cheaper than many other housea in this city, whilst our Immense assortment enables to offer many styles and descriptions of desirable goods not to be found elsewhere. We are that the prices and quality of our stock cannot be surpassed. SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, 5,<>00 YARDS ELEGANT BLACK, PLAID, AND STRIPED BILKS, of the most b?%utlful productions, ranging In price from 75 cents to Si 90. DELAINES AND MBRINOI. No lady should bny a DELAINE or MERINO DRESS without first looking at our we think Is decidedly the LARGEST and CHEAPEST In the city. Consisting In part of 1-26 pieces English Merino, from *25 to 30 cents; Frencb Merldo, 75 oents. 30ii piecea Delaine, of new and beautiful styles, from 13 to tti cents. CALICOS, CALICOS, CALICOS. In this stock will be found? 10,000 \ards of the neatest and newest patterns, and perfectly fast colors, at 6 rents; worth 10 1 case Black and white Calico, at # cents , quite as good as any we have had at 10 centa. 1 case Fancy Prints, for Comforta, at 5 centa. SHAWLS! SHAWLS!! SHAWLS!!! For beanty ol design, quality, and moderate prices, cannot be aurpassed. FLANNELS, FLANNELS, FLANNELS. 100 pleoes. just from auction, which we can sell ten per cent, leas than former prices. < ASSIMEKES, CASSiaiER.ES, CASSIMERES. Plain and Fancy Ca?slmeres for gentlemen and boys, very pretty and cheap. CASH NETS, CASS1NETS, CASSINETS. The stotik of this class of goods Is full and complete, some as low as 31 cents. 50 pieces Fulled Cloths and Llnseys for servants, at very low prices. LINENS, LINENS LINENS. Th* Irish Linens have b?en selected from the b?st makers, and are engaged perfectly pure. lf0 pieces yard-wide Unbleached COTTON, atfl cents. .V? do do York Mills at 14 cents; the regular price of this article la 10 centa. 5, P, 0, 10. 11 and I'J i Bleached Sheeting, very heavy and ch?*ap. BLANKETS, ULANKETS, BLANKETS. A beautiful assortment, from 50 centa to SI0. Also, a large lot of COMFORTS, which we had made to order, and will aell very cheap Embroidered Curtain Muslin at IS cents, wnrth So cents. '2(i0 Cloaks and Mantillas, some In the lot as low as $1 iff. SKIKTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS. 100 BEAUTIFUL PARIS WHALEBONE, QUILTED AND CORDED SKIRTS, which elegance and comfort are acknowledged Incomparably superior to all other Skirts now In use A large lot of KM Gloves jist received from auction at 25 cents We have also on hand lOOdczen Ladles and Gentlemens Mack, White and colored Rid lrran'ed the best quality at 12 per cent, less than the usual price. Pure Linen Shirt Besoms '25 cent?, worth 50 cenu. Gentlemens' Under-Shlrts onlv 37 cuts. 30 dozen Ladles Vests. Just In from auction. ?ery cheap. MS) dozei Ladies and Children's Worsted Hood', Comforts and Scaris at very low prices. 300 dozen White Spool Cot on at '25 cents, each spool warranted to contain *200 yards. CARPETS, CARFETS, CARPETS. Splendid Carpetlngs and Oil Clothes from aucMon which we can sell less tbaa prices. Some carpets in the lot as low as 23 cents. HATS AND CAPS. A beautiful selection has been trade from the manufactories, adapted for the present and ing seasons, which wu are prepared to sell at one profit less than other houses who buy them ef Jobbers. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES. Boots and Shoes, In this line we are well supplied, and special care has be^n taken to select a of each that will give satisfaction, In low-priced goods. We have Ladles' slippers at 37 cents Ladles Gaiters at 07 cents. Ladles' and Gentlemens' Fancy Toilet Slippers, 50 oents Chlldrens' Shoes,2? cents; Boys' Boots, SI ; Gentlemens' Boots SI 50 We have also on hand a complete assortment of Ladles', Gentlemens' Boys, and Chlldrens' Gutt ers, Fancy Shoes. Boots and Rubbers of the best quality, at our usual low prices. Also our usual full stock of heavy Boots and Brogans for servants, warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers In want of bargains should net fall to examine our stock before making their purchases, feel confident that they will lie suited both in quality and prices. Purchasers buying to sell again, will be furnished with any a-tlale in our line at Baltimore All goods purchased of us will be tent to any part of the City free of charge, and may be returned anv time if not as represented. Remember the place and number. R B. HALL, No 373 Seventh Street, nov 4?eolt Fourth House above 1 Street. iaiormation for Tia?il?i. BY EAILEOAJ) DIRECT TO THE WEST. Tims fcttissn Washington and Whesiing THE HEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS^ The ships comprising this are the ATLANTIC Capt. F.ldridge.


ocr: ; | ' I ? , ! j i ' i j m 1-tr ORANGE * ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD Ck+at Southern Mail Lin# I Kf TWICE DAILY H (SUNDAY NWHTS EXCEPTED) Belwrcn Washington G'ily and tlw South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, OOP DON t* VI LLE, richmond, DAN VILLE GKEENSBOROU6H, N. O. AND DAILY TO THB VIRGINIA SPRINGS. Iswre Washington at ft o'clock, A. M. Leave Washington at 7 " P.M. Leave Alexandria at '* A M. Leave Alexandria at 8 ?* P M. Travellers will And the Morning Line in con nection with the Virginia Central Railroad, the Cheapest, most Pleasant and Expeditious Ruote THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, t Greenbrier White Sulphur and Pauquler Sulphur, Warm, Hot. Alnm and Capon Springs, Weir's Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, ftc omnibuses aad BAGGAGE will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, FVm of Ck?rg*. to STEAMER GMORGE I AGE, for ALEXANDRIA, a dls-^m a ace of six miles, allowing ample time Fare from Wanhlnglm to Richmond 99 50 Far* " " Danville li uo Fare ?* H Greonsborough...l2110 Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by thla Route,nnltlaa lihbof hut olabs kailioab vaoM ALEXANDRIA TO danville. THROUGH PAS8ENGERSaad BAGGAGt tarried wttbout ooat totke Depot of the Petersbura Railroad. JAMES ?. EVANS. m 1


ocr: JONAS P. LEV T, iMPoavaa a*o saaLBft m LIQUORS. CIGARS, AND FINE GROCERIES, Commission A Forwarding Merchant INSURANCE AND BILL BKOKEH, No 474 Pa av., two doors below U. S. Hotel, Washinotoh Cut. D. C. N. B.?Country Merchants are requested 10 give a call before purchasing elsewhere.


ocr: LIME!?LIME !?LIME ! HAVE NOW ON HAND A THOUSAND berrels of the best quality of which I can and will sell chaaper than auy other manufacturer In Washington. 1 will, also, from this day open a kiln of wcod burnt every week, so that it can always be had fresh and good Also, constantly on hand a splendid article of HAIR and PLASThR which will be sold cheap. LAWSON P. HOOVER, Potomac Lime Kilns, 27th street, one square south of tne Lower Bridge, near Georgetown


ocr: harrim, On tb? 12th instant, by rev. John C. Smith. WILLIAM JONES to mlas of thla city. in thla city, by the Rev. J B. Donelan, ADAMS and LOUISA R agon, daughter late Charles hart man, all of this city. DUD. On the 13th lnatant. Mr. GEO. e. Maine.


ocr: LADIES' AND CtllLUHEN S FURS. LADIES WISHING TO OB tain dontrable F U RS at moderate prices will ftnd a good assort ment of MANTILLAS, PIL LORINES, TIPPETS, A V1C TOR1NES, with CUFFS AND MUFFS te match, of varlousprlccs, at STINEMET'iTS Cheep Cosh Store, 226 Pa. av , nov 4-eotf near 18th street.


ocr: UK!!!. BUY AND SELL rosiiei a in) domestic exchahox; FURNISH DRAFTS >? all Parta of United State* and Europe; 'COLLECT DRAFTS )a all part* of Unit** State* and Europe; DRAW BILLS ON IRELAND FOR ?1 OR UPWARDS: BUY AND 8FLL IONDS. STOCKS, A OTHttR SECURITIES; NEfiOTIATB TIME PAPER. ???*t?M?t paying 10 V a?d ever, fer sale. LAND WABBAIT8. We are at all times Purchasing, and have for 'ale, LAND W AR R AN TS of all denominations .and Warrants located In Iowa, Wisconsin, or llnnesota. CHUBB BROTHERS, Jan 23-tf Bankers, opposite the Treasury.


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ocr: MAKKI FD, On the 3d instant, by Kt-v Mr. Boyle, at St rick's Church. Mr WILLIAM HASTKR MARY ANN VVM A LIN, all of this city. DEATHS. On fhe.llst ultimo, ticn. OKO. W. BOWIE, oil 5 i y< ais. On the 2d Instant, HKNRY DRAPER, of Josiah C and Man ha Ann Truman, in year of his a^e.


ocr: LADY THAT \Y.* MTS A < L4?AK CALL IMMEDIATELY AT MAX WELL A BRO.'S, as they are now selling CLOAKS FOR *12 *15 CLOAKS FOR *10 *12 CLOAKS FOR *8 *10 CLOAKS FOR *6 *8 CLOAKS FOR *5 *6 CLOAKS FOR *1. MAXWELL A BRO., 328 Pa. avenue. N B.-Clcak Rooms In second story,


ocr: V? ? ap'ifl-tf Washington. HKEAT KKyitTION 15 THE PRICE OF B3TTS AND OAITEES I HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL 1 ad'-lphla manu facturer, a lirst rate Shewed or Pegged Calf-Skin BOOT at <12, full as good as those usually sold at *5 or ?<'?: a-id a Kn-nch Calf Patent Leather GAITER at S.I 0<?, as good as any at *.??, a Mr-.t rate Cail Gait^rat **2 5o,the.'e are the best goods that is (or ever wert-) sold la the District for the price; for the proof, come and see for yourself. Terms positively cash. No extra profit charged to offset bad debts. Call at the NEW YORK HAT STORE, Sever.ta street, near Prnosy.vanla avenue. mtttf ANTHONY, Agent. COYkIN WAHSKOOBS. ?se. J WILLIAM PLANT A CO., VKBHXTA ? KEiiti? rejMeac'.i- Stveaih street, tee'.^"5?a a t*u H strata 4^.. -1., iatermcnt* procured ia tisy ground ?r ceutetery. Cot#"js, Caps| Shroud*, Carrisges, Hearse, eal ever/ article for laierments of the best quality f ire's^cd at short notice, oa tue oiost reasoa?i,ie terms, end at all hears of the ? i^ht ilavtcg th^ exclusive right of (Jntmp't Patent Corpse Pr?;rvtr, we guarantee to keep the dead for aay leagth of tlKe. Jy 11-If MM ft. a. K. IIAK V i. y, (Srccassoa to Jake* F. Harvky, nacKA^aD,) UNDERTAKER, No 110 Strtntk itreet, between G and II, I BEGS LEAVE TO INPOKM THE PUBLIC A that sh?? has In her employ the p?-r"*ons that were formerlyj In ther^ttabilshment, whoarefully competent ta conduct the U adertaklng Business; and that every attention will ;be ^Iven to calls, day or night, as heretofore. ' rn 19 ?m JONAS P. LKVY, ivroavaa anb iialii i* WlflKS, LIQUORS, CI0AE8, AND YINI OEOCKBIE8,


ocr: AAA !<*?? r?R* rKV Hogs, family sl?es. 30 bushels new free Clover Seed 5 boxes prime l^emons 5 tobis double pressed Lard Oil 5 bbls pure Etherlal Oil 5,two lbs new Bacon, assortea ana fbrstleby ^ ^ TENNEY S. E. corner High and Bridge St.,


ocr: DLKD, On the20tb Instant, GEORGE BEDK, in the year of his age. ' The friends of the family are respectfully invi to attend his funeral to-morrow (Wednesday) from his late residence, corner of Fifth F stree s, at 3 o'clock * On the 19th instant, NIMROD CROMWELL, in the 79th year of his age. His remain* will leave for Baltimore at fe* to-morrow #


ocr: BALLS. PRO RONO PUBLIC O ! twenty-ninth"annual ball ' OF THE Tranklin Tire Company! lu hoasr of the Birtii*aiylit of the ill** trisu* JJr. Frnnkliu. THE COMPANY RESPECTFULLY AN Bounce to their friends and the public that they will give their Twenty-ninth Annua! Ball on THURSDAY EVENING, January 17th. 1-56, at Carusl's Assembly Room*. The general satisfaction our annual balls have heretofore given and the entire success attending them, inspires us with renewed energy, and we pledge ourselves to make this ball one of the brightest 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 enjoyment and pleasure of those w ho miy honor us with their presence Obliging and expsrienced Floor Managers have been selecte 1 whose every exertion will be to give satisfaction In regard to the floor. Supper will Le furnished by an experienced ca'erer. Confections, Ice Cream. Fruit, Ac . will be pro vided by one of our city's most skillful confec tioners A favorite Cotillon Band has been enga^ad for th? occasion. Tickets ONE DOLLAR?admitting a gentle mab and ladles. No Hats or Cans will be allowed in the hall ex cept those worn by the Firemen. The entire company will |ct as the Committee of Reception. Committee of ArrangcmtHts. R E Doyle, J Williamson, G Crossfleld, H Ward., T L Martin, R G Eckloff, J B Mdley, A Spring. C J Oanfleld, J B Moran, dcc 1??TltAJan 15,16,17 Wra H Fanning, J Standshury, D Drisc'll, \Vm M Payne, Win Jones, T Sinon, J M Hough, E C Eckloff. Ij Thomas, 8 Butt.


ocr: AIHIN?nron BRANCH RAILROAD? OF HOURS.?On and after Men* day, the *3d Instant, the Trains will >-eave Washington at 6 and 8* a. a., and S and p. m. Leave - On Sunday at? u ?. m. n^;,T ? and land


ocr: Medicines. DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED rBBFABBO BY Df. 0. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Fa., WILL If f ICTV&L1T CTU LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DB bllltT, Diseases of the Kidneys, tod all Dis eases arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomaoh. The proprietor, In calling the attention of the public to this preparation, iom ao with a feeling of the utmost confdencc In Its virtues and adspta tlon to the diseases for which It la recommended It ia no new and untried artlcle.bat one that has stood the test or a ten years' trial before the American people, and Ita reputation and aale la unrivalled by any similar preparations extant. The testimony In Its favor given by the most prom inent and well known phyalcians and Individuals In all parts of the country la Immense, and a care i ful perusal of the Almanac, published annually by the proprietor, and ta be had gratis of any oi his agents, cannct bat satisfy the most skeptloal that this remedy la rsally deserving the great cel ebrity it haa obtained. Principal ofllce and manufactory No. M street, Philadelphia, Pa. READ THE FOLLOWING: Morsaktown, Va , August 4,1859. Dr C. M. Jackson?Dear Sir:?The sales of the Bitters are increasing, and what speaks vol ume* in their favor Is thn t all who have used speak highly of their effects No medicine that 1 sell gives such general satisfaction, and the de mand for it eicetds all precedent; and 1 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 greater part of them nave had magnanimity suf ficient <o lay aside their prejudlclesand It In their practice. Respectfully yours, ptm.chalkant For sale by storekeepers and druggists In town and village In the Uulted States. Price cents per bottle. Z D OILMAN, Washington, and JOHN S. KIDWELL, Georgetown, Agents. Je 7-6ra


ocr: TOPHAM Mc NOR V LET' I NEW AND CHEAP 'ADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK 8T0RI, 4v9 Seventh st , opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. MESSRS TOPHAM, late of Philadelphia, and NORFLET of this city, respectfully announce to 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 Bcyss SADDLES, BRIDLES. MARTINGALES.and WHIPS HARNESS of every description, both for city and country use. All kinds of TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR PET BAGS Ladies'SATCHELS, TRAVEL ING BASKETS,and FANCY WORK BoXEP &C..&C. All material c?od will be the best that can be obtained; and both of us having been practical workmen for several years, we feel confident that cur work cannot be curnassed, either for style or durability. By unremitting effcrts to give satis faction we hope to merit, ana respectfully solicit, a share of public patronage. Pastlcular attention paid to coverlag Traaks and repairing all kinds of work.


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ocr: IUBT HEt'EI VKO? Scotch Herrings Fresh Peaches and Aprioots^ Prune Cordial Levy's celebrated Bitters Vermaoelll and Maocaroni Sweet Oil Fresh Teas, for sale by JONAft P. LEVY, 474 Pa. aveoee, Wine, Liquor and Sagar store *


ocr: FKINUES?FRINGES?rRIJVGKS. LARGE ASSOKTMEN T OF DEE headed FRINGES, all w,dths, orened thl day at CASSlDV'S, dec 5-lw 314 Fa. av., bet, ltth and 11th sts. jiOCKET TOOTH BRUSHES ? ALAR6I ?B assort men of these new and useful artlc.lt urn avenue* now opanlug at tbe graat Hrjub Empofi dec I THE LAtfESTW4 WlhF i au retail?the latLO^t aud cheapest stock in th City. (d^c 8-3t) LAMMOND, 7th I "


ocr: cheap, will find this a benefit indeed. g mar 10?tf ImVb'lihr BOOTl SHOB. * '""-S" MKNT? I have this day received a large assert - ment of I adles' and Gentlemen's f ft,?< Iron and Wood, *** dWTe-i frame Trunks;' also. Bonnet Box es, Hat Chses. Carpet Bags, of '-adles' new style Gaiters, all colors; ?.7 a.C?' bro:'ze' an* colored ^alters, with and r?,'t P8'hisses', Cblidren's. and In fant s ^ hoes, all styles Gents, Boys, and Youths from%l to *5? Frenct ^aif Boots and Shoes *ill^Land *x*mlne my stock before purchasing Z lSVr'- 5- P" "OOVfcR, Iron Hall, g Je li lr Pa. av., bet'n 9<h and loth sto. liltffi buy and sell ' F0BEIOH and DOMESTIC EXCHAHOK; n MB FURNISH DKAFTS On all P*rt? of United States and larope .11 COLLECT DRAFTS On all parts of United States and Inrope; nrw .... ORAW BILLS ON IRELAND FOR JE I OR UPWARDS, HfiNiw __ boy AND SELL ONDS, STOCKS, A OTHER SECURITIES, Iavssi??,.?T,^TJE TIME investment paying io%? aad #T#r, f#r LAID waerants. SaleCI*ANn J>urchasln?' *** have foi Land Warlin) A1RRANT8?falldenomlnations located in Iowa, Wisconsin oi ? CHUBB BROTHERS, jaa A?-tx Bankers, opposite the Treasury. IUST REC'El VKD? Scotch Herrings Fresh Peaches and Apricots Prune Cordial ? Levy's celebrated Bitters Yermacelll and Maccaroni Sweet OU Fresh Teas, for sale by ... . JONAS P. LEVY. i%ltfeaUe' Wln*' L1<luor Md ?tore. A?l> CURRANTS. h AsiV^e*K.fUpply 1 RAISINS aad CUR RANTS, being receivtd In store to day jv 11 pn, v ^ M.P LING, J7 1 Cor. Vermont avc and I at p KING u !? mat.


ocr: BRONCHIAL iKOt lltk. OR Voice l otenj-^3, lU3t received and for sale at ' MOOR E'B Drug Store, klS V* iwenue, opp. 7 Buildings Nail,'ana other "Brushes. A large sup just received and for sale as above


ocr: HEW STOVE HOUSE THE ORE ATEST COOKING STOVE EVES INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,090 In l/'se. F*ar slzss : No. 6.7,9,9. UALLAUHBR'S eillBIATII MORNING STAR, DOUBLE ores COOKtXU stote. Tie Kent, the Cheioest, matt Substantial aud most Perfect evoking Store In the lTnl:?n. 13,030 of these Stoves are now ?* suceessful operation This splendid Coon Store has now been thor oughly tested during ttie last foar years; they operate In the be-^t and most satisfactory manner, I hxre fitly tried them with w.iod and coal, and stroagly reiommmd them. Taey are heavy and very da -eble, and the design U neat and bexutl fil. W Ith a im If rate flre. th s Stove will Bake three lo?.ve? of Bread. Roast a Turkey, Boil two lHnanr Pots, Broil a Beef.ttea1* and heat the water f?r washing, all at the same time. Yob are respectfully Invited tocall and examine fbs above splendid Cocking Stove, 44 GALLA liHKR'j MORNING *TAR " A J. GALLAGHER, Philadelphia. GALLAGHER'S AIR-TIGHT, Patented, IS46. A New and Splendid Large Oven r FLAT TOP COOKIN(r STOVii, FOR COAL OR WOOD Foar Sizes: No. 6, 7, S, tf. It is oaly necensnry to say, tbat after very many of experience, and being fully conversant


ocr: TEA SETS. CASTORS CAKE BASKETS, Ae We invite attention to our assortment of above Goods, ali of thi best quality and styles. w Also, very superior ALBATA FORKS, DLES, SPOONS, Ac ' These goods are aU gotten op la so dose an itation of silver, as to dsiy the strlotest scrultnv. M. W GJk.LT A BttoV^ a. avenue betw. ?th andluth sts.


ocr: Amusements The Melodeon Minstrel OF FELLOWS! TO-IIOH T! AT ODD FELLOWS' IIALf. 2


ocr: MATS?HATS?HATH 1HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED cases of those beautiful Prencfc DRESS HATS. Gentlemen now In want of the moat style of the season will ttr.d tbla Hat worthy their attention. French SOFT HATS of high and low erowa, of all the new and beautiful colors, which la un equalled by any In this city, of my own Importa tion, at retail or wholesale. All that Is is a call, and kc? the large atock of Hats, Caps, and Indies' Furs, at extreme taw prlcea, at HOPKINS' Baaaar, Corner 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, between Browns' and Natloctl Hotels oc 31-eolw [Intel] FLOWERS, AMD ?R. KRS juat received at GEO. H. CAB AY A CO. '8, successors to A. Tate, Pe&n. avenue. oc


ocr: THE EVENING STAB, ri'hli*HKL? evkky AKTEMP'OUS, (BXCKPT SUNDAY,) At tk* Sf eotMtr of L mmhi I'ltrtntk tlrtl*, *y W. D. WALIACH, Will bemvnd to viV-arrlber* by ranlun at f?l \ 4ND A V(uakter CENTS, payable l*> the Aicntu; p*[M>rn nerved In pn< knffpo at3?)j #-*n'* p*r month. To mail *jjbs.'nber* the *ub e-riptlon price Is I'HH EE DOLLARS AND FIF TY cents ifmr?ft<rMK?,TWll DOLLAR!* ft* Mi month.-, nnd onk DOLLAR for three month*; for Ic?? than three month* it the rate rent* a w*vk. \zr SINGLE copies one cent.


ocr: AttCTIOW BAIjBB. THIS ATTIBITOON AND TO-MORROW. By B. 8. WRIGHT. Georgetown hai^ wii rt rale.-cmsatur DAY next, the 6th instant, st lOoYloek, at the : ate residence of Mrs Msry O'Rllev. on Can* CTesBPtrwC.nl' the per*oral Effort* of saId de feased. consisting of? Household and Kitchen F urn I to re Mahogany Sideboard. Sofa Dining and Card Tables Cane seat and common Chairs, Carpets I looking Glasses. Clocks, Stores Korean*. Bed*, Bedsteads Kltrhen Furniture, Ac . *<?. Terras cash. JOHN MrDKRMOTT. ? _ Kieeutcr.


ocr: FRESCO FAlNIIVfi. ?(.'?UTTER * KAHLERT, ARTISWB, DECORATIVE,aadeverydescription of ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. ^ 364 B IK* aad lttA ifrttts, ee 19-Wasbihstok, D. O.


ocr: . j LADIES' AND CHtLLilEN * FLRS. LADIE.H WISHING TO OB taln desirable F L' R S at moderate pries will fiad a good awort ment ct MANTILLAS, PIL '.ORINE4*, TIi'PETr*. A V|C OR1NES, vrith CUFFS ANO MUFFS to atck, of various prices, at ' r STINEM ETZ'S Cheap Cash Store *36 Pa av ,


ocr: 8T0VS H 0 U 8 X . THE GREATEST COOKING STOVE EVER INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. EJ.000 to Use. Fear sizss : No. 6. 7, S, 9. GALLAGHER'S MOR NeiLWRa"s TAR, DOUBLE OYEN COOK I NO STOVE. The Best, the Cheip^t, mov. Substantial and most Perfect Cooiing Stove In the Union. >3,UQD of Stores art now is succestful optratin. This splendid Coot Stove has now been thor oughly tested daring the last four Years; they operate In the best and most satisfactory manner. I hive fullv tried them with wood and coal, and stroazly r?:omm*ad them. They are heavy and very dsrabie, and the design Is neat and beauti ful. W 1th a moderate tire, th s Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread, Roast a Turkey, Boil two Dinner Pots, Broil a Beefsteak and hekt the water flbr washing, all at the same time. You are respectfully Invited to oall and examine the above splendid Cooking Stove, " GALLA GHER'S MORNING STAR ? Patentee: A.J.GALLAGHER. Philadelphia. UALL&UHEK'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Patented, ISAb. A New and Splendid Large Oven PLAT TOP COOKING STOVE, FOR COAL OR WOOD Fear Size*: Ne. b, 7, *% V. It is &:i!y necessary to s*v. that after very many years of experience, and being fully conversant with all of the various kinds of Htoves which have been invented on the down-draft principle, thst I have t.^ken advantage of every well known linprovem-iit tnat has Iroin time to time been made, particularly in reference to the formition and construction of the flues, which are always necessary to be large and I have fully applied every improvement and combined them all In tbe " Ssiriit Air-Ttgkt Cooking This Stove is made very heavy and Is a good substan tial article; I have made them txtra ktavy In all tbe parts where long experience has proved It to be important, and I can assure my customers that 1 have spared neither pains nor expense in get ting It up; and It will not be excelled by any


ocr: ? OR MOUNT VERNON. TUKBDAYS AND FRIDAYS -PARK ROUND TRIP. SI; FROM . -KT?"' ALKXANDRIATS^ENis ? Thejb ?t*?m?r THOMAS COLLYER lea? ton at V and Alexandria ate# o'clock. o f Capitol for the boat at n Coach fare 10 ceats. rJl-ie^er wTi*hJ^ lhi <2??hm Wil1 la*T? IIfr * Thomas Parker memsbmenn on the boat. ap S-tf SAM'L


ocr: THE 6BSATXST C00KIHG 8T0VI IHTEODUCED TNTO THE UNIVHI) STATES. POd COAL OR WOOD. 13,000 in Use. VOnr sizes: H?. #, T.9,9, UALLAUUKft'D M O R TAR, DOUBLE OVEN COOKlNii STOVE. Tne H?st, the Cheipest, mon Substantial and mj>t Perfect Cooking Stove In the Union. 13,0j0 of tkft Stovts an now in iucctss/ul optration This splendid Cook Stove has now been thor oughly tested during th? last four years; they operate In the best and most satisfactory manner. I nave folly tried them with wjod and coal, ana stroi'ly reiomm ?nd them. Tney are heavy and very du-ahle, and tae de*lgn Is neat and beautl ul. W ith a inolerate tire, tu s Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread, Roast a Turkey, Boil two Dinner Pots, B'oll a tteefiteak and heal the water for washing, all at tne same time You are resooctfuliy invited tocail and examine the above splend'd booking Stove, " GALLA GHER'S MORNING HTAK " Patentee: A J. GALLAGHtSR, Philadelphia. U AL L AO H Eft'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, ritiHUd. i?6. A New and Splendid Large Oven FLA T TOP COOKING S TO VE,


ocr: THE EVENING STAB, rUBLISHKU KV8KT AKTUKNOOS, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) 41 ti< Stmr of * c?4 Kltttntk Strut, By W. D. WALLACE, fVlll b? ?enred to snUcrtbers by carriers at 81X AND A QUARTER CENTS, piyable weekly to the Agents; paper* ifrted In packages at 37jg tents pet month. To mall subscribers the sub scription price Is THREE DOLLARS AND FIF TY CENTS s yearimtulv*ntt, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; fAr :ass than three months at the rate of oti'j a vwk. mr SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT


ocr: BRANCH RAILEOAP, OF HOURS.?On and after J day, the 23d Instant, the Tralas will Leave Washington at S and s. ?., and S ?)<P* On Suaday at 4^ p. m. Leave Haiti more at smd ?* s. ss., and I ?M p. m i o. ^ On Sunday at ?M n. m. ap *3?tr T. I. PARSONS,


ocr: JONAS P. LEVY, IMPORTIB and dbalbr 111 LIQUORS, CIGARS, AJTD flHI OR0CERIE8. 8 enaral Commission & Forwarding Merchant INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 474 Pa. av., two doors below U.S. HoUri, Wash i no tow CrtY, D. C. N B.?Country Merchants are requested la glva me a aaU before purchasing else whets.


ocr: ft ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! ITTWICK OAILV ? (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City and the South' VIA: ALEXANDRIA, CORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND Leave W ash I rngt* a at 0 a. ? and 7 p.a from Washington to Richmond OMNIBUSES and BA6GA6E be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con PASSEN6ERS and BAGGAGE, Fru to STEAMER GEORGE - PA*E,for ALEXANDRIA,a dis jypapfci tanoa of six miles. allowing ample tiaae for Meal? Tickets procured on the ooat lion and Comfort are secured by lacoNTinrovs linbov tibstclass noB ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and without oost to the Depot of the Information of Route and Lost Baggage ob tained of JAMES A. EVANS, feb 11 Agent, Alexandria, V? WASUlNGTOn BRANCH RAILROAD* Euedhlon a* It is 1 TI or HOURS.?Oa and after M?* J day, the23d laaUnt, the Tralas arlll _ , Leave Washington at ? and 8fj a. m., aad S p m. On Sunday at 4? p BE. ' _ _ .... Leave Baltimore at 4J( aad 9M ?? u< 5 ??


ocr: WASUlNGTOn BRANCH RAILROAD* or HOURS.?Oa and after M?* J day, the23d laaUnt, the Tralas arlll _ , Leave Washington at ? and 8fj a. m., aad S tM p m. On Sunday at 4? p BE. ' _ _ .... Leave Baltimore at 4J( aad 9M ?? u< 5 101 "oaSaaday at?!(? ?? apn-tt ' v. a. pabsorb, a??b?.


ocr: rpHK STEAMER OEORGE PAGE IS \v 1?iW runaln? "?al?rly between *rr?? ^ V\ ahliingtoo ana Atexandria at 11 1 C " | following hours: 0 r^k? Aicxaildlla4*> e' ,0> 1*, and ? I.eave Washington8j{, ?, 11,1m, 3Ji,5V,and 0 clock. rlLLlS L. PRICE, Captain mar r


ocr: of laws of the STATES, with reference* to the acts re ptaled, supplied, or modified, and notes, of tne decisions and dicta of the Supreme Court of the Union upon their construction; by Jas. Dunlop of the Pennsylvania Bar; one volume of 1,047 pages, l?ae, price 97.50. mar22 ?tr FRANCK TAYLOR.


ocr: W. HENRY PALMER'S PIANO FORTE CLASSES, Fiv* Hollars Per Quarter. Apply at GEORGE UlLBUS'S Music Depot, Penasytvaula avenue u*ax i i-if


ocr: heavy plated TEA SETS, CASTORS^ CAKE BASKEtS, Ac. We Invito attention to our assortment of above Goods, all of th? best quality and ityid* Also, vary superior ALB ATA FORKS, LA SPOONS, Ac. These goods are all gotten up In so close an im itation ofsllver, as to aefy the strictest scrutiny. M. W ?ALT A BRO., ap*Fv?pf?u?h<CW. Kk tt*lothnto.


ocr: _____ CHAUNGIT WAR&IMRi WATCHMAKER AN8 JEWELER ABB DBA.LBB IK Fine Watehei, Jewelry, and Silver War?. Billing at a ?ry libtral rtdvetton from cut tomarjf pritts. 370 Pa. avtnus, betweed 6th and 7th streets, au 9 3m (la Browns' Hotel PLATP'tRM AND COUNTER SCALE* PATENT PLATFORM Counter Scales, of all sixes, tor sale at manu facturers prices by BOG UK k O'NEILL ten ag^ts, No. 1U5 Water st., Georgetowa.


ocr: CHRISTMAS AND NEW TEAR'S PRES ENTS. HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF Dress SILKS, which have been down at very low prices to close them out. Also, a lot of ladles' rich Velvet. Moire Silk and Cloth CLOAKS, embracing all the nov elties of the season, and SHAWLS, In every va riety. with a large assortment of fine French Scotch embroideries. In COLLARS, SLEEVES. POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, Ac , Ac. Those in pursuit of useful, as well as ornamen tal, presents for Christmas and New Year's, are particularly invited to call and examine our stock. COLLKY A SEARS, No. 9?3 7th street, 3 doors north Pa. avenue. dec 21?lut


ocr: HAKK I El). On thP 3d instant, by Ktv. Father Aschwardt-n K B HAKRKTT, or Northumberland, Pa., ;o \^*ea >1 JULIA HASTINGS, adopted daugh ter of J N Pearson. Es^., of (jeorj/etewn L) C. On the Hth Instant, bv Rev Jas H Donelan, THOMAS M CASSKLL, to Mls? VIRGI C. DANT, all of this city. DIED, On the 'Jth Instant, JOHN McCUTCHKN, in the C'id yt'ar of his age.


ocr: R muKl Seats :? geo'i R?zn md Pirqw'te so cents Family Circle and GallerW n>iiU OBAN D DBA M k TIC T E S TIV A L! ONE NIGHT ONLY' The Celebes ted Omnllui, H. A. Perry, and Mr. John 8. Clarke, Supported by a powerful Company. Oa MONDAY kVKMNW, Juiy *1, 1AM, The celebrated or medy of WHEN YOCJ CAN Goaeamer, the Laughing Philosopher, Mr H. A PfKKV Miss Gloomljr Mrs Get mo* Bonu? Mr Ellis After which, THE TOODLiJS. Mr Tordles Mr J 9 CI.ARKK Mrs. Toodlee Mm G'rmon Mary Acorn Miss Parker Tbe Boi Sheet will be open on Mondav from 9 to 5 o'clock. Jy 17


ocr: TOPHAM k noRFLKT*! NEW AND CHEAP SADDLE, HARNESS AND TBTTHX STOBI, 499 Seventh si, opposite Odd Fellows1 Hall. MESSRS. TOPHAM. igaL late of Philadelphia, and of this city,. respectfully announce to their friends and the public, that they have com 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. HARNESS of every description, both for city and country use. All kinds of TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR PET BAGS Ladies'SATCHELS, TRAVEL ING BASKETS.and FANCY WORK BOXES. BLANKETS. COVERS. COLLARS, and HAM.ES. Horse. Spoke, and Dust BRUSH. ES. CARDS, curry-COMBS, SPONGES, All material used will be the best that can be obtained; and both of us having been practical for several years, we feel confident that our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability. By nnrem.tting efforts to give satis faction we hope to merit, and respectfully solicit, asfcare<of public patronage. Pastfbular attention paid to coverlag Trunks awl repairing all kinds of work. Saddlers; tools constantly on hand. nev 7?tf


ocr: T-,nr ^?RKAT miction 1HE ?BICE OF B94T8 AND 0AITES8 lH.d^phuNir^M,SP,ON'FOR A PH,L factarer, a fl st rate Pewed or Pesj/(<i Calf-Skin BOtiT ?t f3 CJ. full m goo\ a* t .ose ii? ually sold *! -?i(r Si; a d ? Fwn'-h Caif Patent leather GAITER at 93 MJ, as good as any at A5; a flr?t rate CalI ?ja u-rat fl.J(j,th??-e are the oest good* tha' is (or^ver were) ?old la the Ulstrift fat the price, for the proof, c?me and ?fe for yourtelf. Ternrs positive y cash No to *<pt brd debts. Call at WE IK YOliK HAT STORE, SevenU street ne<*r fenaav.vauila avenue. m **'tf ANTHONY, Agent. JONAS P. LITT. WciTii an? biax,u m WINES, LIQUORS. CIO ASS, AND OB'.CESIES, No. 474 Pa. a v., two doors below U. 8 ~ M ? WinmtToii Ciry, D. c. w 3.?Country Merchtititra ase a call before ??


ocr: waimiwwtow brawcm OF HOCRS?On and afUr Maa day, the 23d Instant, the Trains will Lwve Washlagtoa at 8 and SK?.a, and 1 p. a. On Suaday at p. m. Leave Baltimore at 4 % aad fg a. at., aarf s ^?SuaAayat a. as. 1 a.


ocr: OYER'S PILLS. FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAMILY PHYSIC.


The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume]

ocr: Willi TJi'Ed. anbadribeni uaw offar to the trida and Pul) JL lio generally, a large and new aeaortment wall papers ot every description, ranging in price from mints to gli.10 pel piece. 1 , , , , Fire Bcrenot, Pester Tops, Landscape views be. la great voriutr. and of the lateat deaignv. - Oerora turn for Hills, Aaaemhly-bVoenui fee to gold and velvet titrangura viaitinj the city art Invited 10 cell and stamina for Inoutselvcs, at No. . 87 Wood til .rituburgli. W. P, MAtttSHALL, &. Co. lintrch I, 18S.-3ln. " .

place_of_publication: Cadiz, Ohio

publisher: C.N. Allen


ocr: I I i j j ! I IJI7R DOORS AliOVi; THE - i in i.i aiitHHMiw wine cmiriia m lh i, in l lie rr4 04f iu lieuuml. iimi he lia now on Imid a lame and well kW. 7?Vj U TV. 1 1IT I rPflflllfl fMfiflrC f: f f El Rt y.7 ,, . ou-hea Uolil and Silver ilt iai l:ed levira w iih huHtitiir and open fares, (iold and SiWrr Wjtclies, w ith iiuuiinz and o n hxf UW Waieh M. ....U . I..I. . i:.tl.l i:..l.l ulvr oill ttll .... ....... oftiold Karriiis-s, rinse-rrinita an l brr.at (una l.old 'iulu .-ii. ami Gold slides. )'" "' "l'.nM y' iei. lorii !.. ion ii.iiiiiih'h, i truci rf.n Hlirl ana nen-Knives. ;?iHara ami rtcu'wirf. i ifuiie tola; viol iii8 and vh in airing, ,cr ,n ,,!n,od tnhle d.wrt un.1 lej.ppo.ii.f ot the best and hour Clucks, from tile lirM .Munulnclur"" in the l-"nns. ot Hie Manutncture of An-her &.... tiii Iluul" Lamps el Btarr, hollows & Co , New l ork nui(.e, w-ipntifi? prinripln, and in a woikmauli Ijimwi.of the Manufacture of Arrher At rliiladeliihia; alto a enod stock oft) wp v Co , New 1 ork. lie lirinrn.ir. ann in a woiRmanimc I1A.VK, .MA UK HI' STREET, Illf 1111 Ilnh fdOafA Vl.Cf . . - 'WF 7 - cliaina and iruanls. tivld ulated and nn.l rv......n IV.t.k L'AU. A.. L, Cult pine and Sieve uuttolia Gold locketa UoW r Hi and ''old penciU. Gold. Silver and common Thuilblue. PitviaDlo Hefi-rl and t-iooe, rM.an deseription. Hrt.ua United tile; toge also, a WenUid lot ol 8 pther with a very hna lot ick of the crleuratrd u also nepnrd to do Watch repairing on iimnnrr, ioi wntrn ne can eive tne Dratoi


ocr: TO YOIIl POSTS DE.TfOCKATS Ilsrrlsou County Deniocrnlic town


ocr: Slats, taps and .Mr; i ft 1 GOODS wnoi.rsAi e a itirrAiL, Charles Paulson i t ' No. 73, Wood St.J next door corner Fourth St., Pittsburgh Pa. .. . ,v , Maiiufaoturer and dealer in all kinds bf i Fashionable Silk &' Bearer i Mens and Boys Wool Hats all kinds. ' Fashionable cloth Casimere and Glazed . Men& HovssoltCashmers.all shapes nnd . Panama, Mtrnccnibo, Curncco and Granada Pedal, Rutland, Canton and Florence Braid Leghorn Mais, all Colors.' " Children's lancy Htra'V Ilatg and Caps. , l.adieand Miss's Flats. j. ; ' x? ' : Palm Leaf Hat. r:i 'h J I ; 1 invite the attention of Dealers anil others the examination ot my Stock fioth wholesale retail, as 1 feel assured llwt 1 shall be able to au-orior inducements to both ensh Jnlwl time buyers ; CH AS. H. . PAULSON, ,r ;'; '' " ' ' '"ilATTKR."'" ' , ": 73 Wood st, next tloor corner of 4th st. i


ocr: BUCHANAN & THE UNION AND f eastern eir THE State Central Committee have designated CADIZ as the PLACE, and THURSDAY the 2nd of October as tha TIME to havtf one of the largest Mass Meetings that has yet been held in the State. The following distinguished speakers have been invited, and majority of whom will no doubt attend: . . , y jciils Mm if COLONEL SAMUEL W. BLACK, HON. GEORGE E. PUGII, HOIST. JOHQST M'SWEEISTEY, JUDGE WALKER, HON. S. M. HART: Hon. Durbin Ward, Hon. Win. Kennon, Sr., Hon. H. B. Payne, Col. Medary, Hon. S. Clemmens, Hon. C. W. Rusself Col. McCook, We cordially invite the Friends of the Constitution and the Union all who would preserve undivided and unimpaired the glorious inheritance bequeathed us by the Patriots and Sages of the Revolution all who reverence the memory of WASHINGTON, the father ef his Country, who warned us to frowndown every attempt at sectional agitation all who truly admire tho virtues of Jackson, Clay, W cbster, and Wright, whose energies in life were devoted to th pres ervation of the Union AS IT 13. All these we Cordially invite to' meet with us upon this occa sion. jHsZ-. .AJR.3I3 INVITED, Without distinction of party the mechanic from his workshop the farmer from his plow old and young all are invited to devote otic day te hearing the glorious principles of the time honored Democracy advocated by softie of the most talented speakers in the Union. Lot the Democracy come in procession iu wagons, buggies, big teams, on horseback, on foot como every w'ay! Come with your banners, your flags, your hickory bushes! Come, and let thf sound of your mighty march striko terror into the hearts of the Black Republicans, whose foul disunion principles threaten the peace and permanency of the Republic. Arrangements will be made with the Steubenville and Indiana Kailread tt carry persons at - '. Ample accommodations will be made for all who may attend. LET ALL COMK. 100,000 People at the democratic BRECKINRlDdR - CONSTITUTION ki The Know Nothing Republican


ocr: al. CYa. fx. C. IV. ALLEX, Editor & Proprietor. WEDNESDAY MORNING.. SEPT. 24. ron ritxsiDEifT, J AS. BUCHANAN, Of Pennetjlvania. rOi TICK FRKSlDkNT, JOHN C. BRECKINB ID 6E, Of Kentucky. DEMOCRATIC FkESIDF.NTIAL ELECTORS FOK OHIO. KRATORUL ELXCTORR. Wlt.UAM KENNON, Jr.. ef BeltnAnt. ALEXANDER P. MlLl.K.K, of Butler. 00KOMS8IONAL ELECTORS. lit. SHELDEN I. KELLOGG, of Hamilton. Knd. HENRY F.SEOAM.of Hamilton. Jd. DAVIU CLARK, of Montgomery. tth, ISAAC H. THOMAS, of Darke. Mh KDWARD FOSTER, of Williams. 6th. MICHAEL H. DAVIS, of Clermont. 7th. WILLIAM CROSSEN. of Warren. 8th. WILLIAM KERSHNER. of Clark. 9th. GEORGK E. SKEN A, of Seneca. 10th. LEVI DUNGAN, of Jackeon. I th. ALFRED McVEIGH, of Fairfield. 13th. JACOB SLYH, of Franklin. 13th. JOHN T1FFT. of Huron. Uih. JOHN C. MYERS, of A-Iiland. ISth. JOSEPH BURNS, of Coshocton. 16th. JAMES M. GAYLORD, of Morgan. 17th. BENJAMIN F. PPU1GGS, of Noble lfith. ALPHONSO H ART. of Porlnge. 19th. HENRY H. DODGE, of Cuynhr.B. th. GEORGE G. GILLE IT, of Aahtubula. jl.t. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. voa Jtbtt or !the si freme corsT, nUFIS P. RAKKET. roa ri'Detor thi srrREHE coi ht. (thon term.) CORRINGTOIV W. SEA BEE. roa ATTORNEY OVK1BAI., SAMUEE in. I1AKT. roa MfjiBra or iioifd or rrnuc won is, WATNE CRISWOLD. roa commissiomek or common scuooia, HIRAM II. BAKAEV. FOR Cl'.NliRlSS, THOMAS S. WOODS. Democratic County Ticket. FOR AUDITOR, NERI A. HAKNA, of Ca.liz. TO R R ECO TVER, AMBL1N W. HUNT, of Frceport. roR DiRr.cTOR or infirmart, JAMES C. LOVE, of Archor. 0R COMMISSTOrER, JACOB KAIL, of German.


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ocr: I Pennsylvania and Indiuna have both ! Democratic by laie majorities. Ohio is dis union by some 10,000 or 15,000 majority. J it is a consolation to kuow that we liavc EIG , members of CongrnK certain, and probably ! 11 Si .yks CROW CHAPAIAN, CROW! BUCHANAN TEE PRESIDENT! DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY! ! ! DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY ! ! DEMOCRATIC GAIX OF Members of IN OHIO, INDIANA AND lXS YL VjJST IA or two more. Here they are a glorious set live Democrats: PoudSctou, Groestoct-k, Coclcrel, WiJJr. Cox, m m W r. 1 z


ocr: WISHERS PATENT W&.SHTUB W ' f PiIIE Subscrilier have purchased the exclusive . JL right for Harrison co tnty, Ohi., ai l are now liianulBcluiing thrseTubsin Cadiz; and will keep -them iimtautly on h i ml at the low price of )5.tX. This has superceded the use f all other Tuba in all ti e Smies, s it is the only one over invented vhich itn truly be called w -The Woman's Friend. ' ' ' .A rntiu L;u or iweive yeur4 oiu ran no morn . ashing ti.an tirce women can in the old fatliioncl vajr. :f It Kovrr Ton i s llir Cl ' Not even disturbinf a button, as it washes by the circulation ot Ut water through the cloths, and not .y rubbing or friction, as ib the case with all other machines. It wtu-he with equal facility the finest fabric as well as tlio coarsest. To sum it all up; it will do more washing in two hours than, an ordi Harj washer by 'ha old way can do in a day, ma J-iug k steal sing in lime. Is our u.d money. 5'Eo'flMOK Y. i -Wc Iiavc.tlte privilege of referring to the follow ladies ul Cadix, wheto the tub is now in commun Mr. H S Wcradricn.'Mrs. J Ptewart, Mrs.C N .Alien, Airs J ilullips, Mrs A C 'l urner, Mrs J Mcuns Mrs ti Kiimiitou, Mrs E. Lsiiure, Mrs i '4 loward,'Mi L Htaxu, Jlli T C Viuci,t, Mrs J H.iauandMtta - - ZERGERAi WELUH ' Caeiu. Way S"s, Jh.W-ti' 3h.E&Sl(il OlISC. -UrWrW.-PUMPHEEy, Prop'r, JAi3!.- iiio. Ill AVE purclinseid tbfl above named tnud, (oppo ciKetlic i'ublns Luilduifis,) and shall da all in i'ty p'iwer to make my guests conilortable. A aliaru i public paumier.e is solicited. ta -U, imiio, apru io.u. C1ri"PAro FOR LAND WARRANTS A1 tin Jlaukmc House o( Koyi Wk Mt Cf . i t


ocr: A. FAHWESTOCK & O Corner of Wood and First Sts. Pittsburgh, Pa. importers ANr WINDOW GLASS BKUaHES, DYK STL'FFS, TURPENTINE. PATE.NT MED1CINE3, GLA.S-.WARE; ALCOHOL P IMS, Wil ALE OIL, MANUFACTUUERU Of If ei! 1 .fiidl 21 11 1 White Lc.$c. We have in stoi, 300 TONS WHITE LEAD, In pr.ckageanf 2i, 50, 100, 200, 3u0 and 600 pounds each, which we guarantee to be full weight, strictly pu e, and unsurpassed by anv in (juaii'y. . Having resident partners in Nsw York and Philadelphia, to take sHvntgepf ll ehang in th market, we are enabled to sell Duigs ic. for aan'i, or 10 ; ro.npt time dealers, on as luvorabla t:m a Eastern jobbing houaea. A. 9 DE ALRRl IN PLUt'LMI'.HY t'll'.MICALS, LAIJOOIL, SPHBM (ML, VAliiMdliEd, MEDICINES. SURG. INSTRUMENTS, TANNERS' OIL, LIN S? ED OIL SPICES. Litharge and offer for tale


ocr: W1SNEBS PATENT WASH TUB 1 mm 1 ' 1 . t ' 1 J -. 1 PATENTED Nov. 8.1833. fTtflE Subscribers have purchased the exclusive L right for Harrison county, Ohio, aid are now manufacturing these Tubs in Cadix; and will keep them constantly on hind at the low price of f5,00. This Tub has superceded the use sf all other Tubs hi all the States, aa itia the only one ever invented which can truly be called The Woman's Friend." A child ten or twelve years old can do- more washing than three women can iu tho old fashioned way. II Never Tfttif ihe CIoiIik. Not even disturbing a button, as it washes bv Ihe circulation of the w ater through the cloths, and nut. by rubbing or friction, aa ia the csae with al I other machines, it washes with tqusl facility the finest fabrics as well ss the coarsest To sum it all up; it will du more washing in two hours than an ordi nary washer by the old way can do in a day, ma king a groat saving in time, labor and money. TE8T1M0N Y. Wo have the privilege of referring to the follow ing ludies ol Cadix, where the tub is uow iu common Uoet Mrs. II S McFadden, Mrs. 3 8tewart, Mrs. C N Allen, Mrs J Phillips, Mrs A 0 Turner, MrsJ Means Mrs 3 Hamiltug, Mrs E. Laiaure, Mis J Howard, Mrs L HcarS Mrs T C Vincent, Mrs J Craig, and others. , ZERGER&, WELLS Cadiz. May 28, 1856-tf. t Valuable Properly for Sale. The subscriber offers for tale, the well known property where he now resides. It contains a black smith shop, a large frame dwelling house, a goud stable, and one and three-fourths acres of ground. It ia situated en the Hoped ale and Wheeling Plunk Road, about five miles south of Hopedals. A batter stand for blacksmith ounnot be found in tho conn try Those wishing to nurd. an suoh property will find good bargain and payments easy, as 1 irjlend to remove to Missouri this tall. J. J. P.JOHKPON. Cold Spring, Harrison Co., 0. Juno 18, 14D6.tf. mmssm


ocr: (lie (Lata, Sentinel. O xf ALLEW DlTCHfcrOJIETOft. CADIS, OHIO. WEDNESDAY UOIiM.Vi. DKMlWKATIO rrlKVt IAU tVli OHIO, ncyaYitL electohs. WILLIAM KENNO?.', 3r., r BeinMWt. ALtXAMtK f. AllLLKK, ul Luiicr. K ' f ' i tosnRgssioNil, iLEcroas. - 1 . let. SMKLDEN I. KELLOOO, of Hamilton. imt tKN(t tElAM,f iisimiwn. 3.1. KAVIi) CLAKK, of Muiitjjoiatajr. 4tu. IMAI. H, 4 iiij.il AS.ol i.)rae. .Mli HOWARD, rXtSTEIt.m William. liih. MICHAEL H.I) A VIS, of Clermont. 7th. WILLIAM CROStiUN, of Warren. 8ih. WILLIAM KERSilNEK. of Clark. nth. UK(i IS. . ettSA, of Seneca. lOih. LKVl Ul'Nlj AN, ol Jtck. Utn. AIJPRRH McWMiHM Fmrlirfi 12Ui..,IACtHSLVH, ol FnmlUin. , . . l:i(h. JOHN TIFKT. of Huron. ' " Wtli. 40IIN C MVEKS. f AdilamLk. -: : l.'ifli. JOSEPH BURNS, of Coshocton. 1 lik JAMES M. GAVLORl), ot'Mtn.mn.'' I 17th. BENJAMIN .F. SPKlt.G.S, ol olle, ' 8lh. ALI'HCfNsmiHAR I'. of Portnim. ' HENRY 'K.tBdlJfca-;, of Guya!m-. ' GEiUlGE U. G1LLE IT, ol Aaliiabula. . hn. tX)li(iE COOK, Hirrriiun. DEMOCRAriC STATE, RUFUS P. . fin xcMM.i armotm or x.Lie "worn, " WAYNE : 0R01DIiaElOMtK OF -COM) SCHOOL,' HIRAM H. W Moving and some orlber. duties, prevented us from giving, thai usual, Inten tion to our editorial columns this week. is veil filled, however, with excellent tious.


ocr: - JOHN C. BRECKINBIDGE, Of Kentucky. DEMOCRATIC PKESIDENT1AL FOR OHIO. . SENATORIAL ELECTORS. Wlf.UAM KENNON, Jr., ef Bulmontl ALEXANDER P. MILLER, of lluiler. CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS. 1st. RHELDEN I. KELLOGG, of Hamilton. -nd. HENRY F. SEDAM.of Hamilton. 3d. DAVID CLAKK, of Montgomery. th. WAAG H. THOMAS, of Darke. 5th. EDWARD KtSTER, of Williams. 6th. MICHAEL H. DAV13, of Clermont. 7th. WILLIAM CR03SEN, of Warren. 8th. WILLIAM KERSHNER. of Clark. 9lh. GEORGE E. SEEN A, of Seneca, toth. LEVI DUNGAN, of Jackson. 1 th. ALFRED McVElGII.of Koirtiekl. 12th. JACOB SLYH, ot FrankUn. 13th. JOHN TIFFT, of Huron. 14th. JOHN C. MYERS, of Ashland. 15th. JOSEPH BURNS, of Coshocton. Ifith. JAMES M. GAYLORD, of Morgan. 7th. BENJAMIN F. PPRIGGS, of Noble t8th. ALPHONSO HART, of Portnge. 19th. HENRY H. DODGE, of Cuyahoga. 20th. GEORGE G. GILLEH'T, ol Aatuabula. 21st. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison. DEMOCRATIC STATE . FOR JUDGE OF THE St'rKEMl! COUST, Kl'Fl'S P. KAZVXEV. FOI MEM BE OP BOARD OF PL'BUC W0SK3, ' VAf.lE OBISWOL'D. . FOB COMMISSIONER OT COMMON SCHOOL, ; ' IIIKA1TI If. BARNEY.


ocr: Spring aud Suttihitr Oootl! S. & II. lUcFAbDEtf. ARE now receiving the largest nnd most lran stock of Goods ihev ever oll'ered te the nee--' pie of Hanis hi countv. l'liey invite the public t4 call and examine lor themselves.


ocr: ; . , a Spring and Summer Goodkt . Hi McFADnF.'t,' l a RE now reeeivins th. lar.eal and mol.U.ii. A - - . n( Z ZLT.'r .u. " !i I - .i.w-, ... . ..... - i....- v ever ottered te th m pie of Harrison covinfy. They iiivitl th publio H call and examine for themselves all and exair cailu, 23-lMfi.


ocr: (oct. Ul.lMjj, NEW. and MEAFB. HATCHER "& BROTHER, Main Street, Cadiz, Ohio, tTwo doors west of BorIIs Drugstore, and nently opposite the National House,) HAVE just received one of the Inrgeet and bust stock of evor offered in Cadiz. Their stock consists in part Sattineta, Satina, , Silk vcivet, Jeune, Tweeds, &c. FOR T1JE LA DIRS they hove any nmount of Silks, Satins, Ginghams, Flannels, Prints, Kihbnns, Furs, Mantillas, Cloa k Shiiiinnijetts, Collurs, Shawls ol all kinds; Swiss Mull, Cambrics, &..., &c. They huve ulso a lame stock of Hoots, Shoes, Hals, Caps, Aic lu Bhort we have every thing usually kept in a Dry Good's Store which wo will sell cheap for either cmfIi or produce ' The publicly generally and the ladies particularly ore invited to ca I and cxutiiinoour stock before pur chasing elsewhere, us we are determined to sell so cheap that none sloill go n ny without purchasing. Our slock ol Groceries is lull and complete, which we will so li U the lowest r;ues. Our Goods "aro ail new. Remember that at Hntcher & bio's, you cun purchase the best and greatest quantity of "ofxU l or the least Money. It is no trouble for us to show our goods, whether times tor all kinds ot country drcduje. Cadiz Oct. 10. IH55. GIT BOOT AND SHOE STORE Wholesale and ie(2i:, Washington Hall Building, Market Street, Steubenville, Ohio CAN be found the Lurgnat, most complete, best, ond cheiines! Stock of Ilome-mnde nnd Eastern Work evor oil'ercd in this market; us we do business on the Cash system, we are satisfied with small profits, and are prepared lo give bargains to all that favor us with iheir patronage. 1). SCOTT DCrN. B. Traveling Trunks und Carpet lings always on hand. 'novo-'55.) of Broad Cloths, from fi2 to &S oer vard: Cassitiioer you purchase or Dot. Tim highest prices paid at all ll.il & uitu.


ocr: E5.A. FAMWlESTOCnC & C. Corner of Wood and PirBt Sts. Pittsburgh, Pa. IMPOBTBaS Al DRL'GS, WINDOW Ul.ASS GLASSWARE HKl'SHE. ALCOHOL DYE ri'l LFKrl, PIITS, . TLKPKSTINE. WHaL&OIL, PA'i'tJST MEf'ICINEa, MiaorACTL'Hias oir White Lead, Keil Lead and Litharge. , ' . ' . We have ia store, and offer for tale '.WO TOiNS WHITE LEAH, In nr.efcana of 53. SO. 100. 3U0. 300 and MO paaads-aach. which o guarantee to be full weiulii. atri.-lltf till Bim4 ml ViV an in ..ilil OIIUCR lit PKUH MERY ii IM1CAI-S, LAKDOIL. SPBf.M VAKfuLSULS, MKDICIXB.V 1 SL'Kii. IN.STttt'MKNTS, TANNERS' OIL, LINSLU OIL SPICES. , i j ' I I