ocr: 9RAITGE A ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD Groat Southern Mail Lino! ? T W I C K DAILY f? (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City end the Sonih! via: alexandria, 8ORDON8VILLE, and RICHMOND Leave Washington at 6 a. a. and 7pm Fare from Washington to Richmond 85 50 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS' be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey passengerb and BA&gage, Fru oj Ckargt, to STEAMER GEORGE _ PAGE for ALEXANDRIA,a dls-??2flK$ tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals Tickets procured on the Dost. Expedition and Comfort are secured by thb Route, as It is a continuous lin* or ri&sr cla.? R-ailhoaI) VI0X alexandria TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg Railroad. Information of Route and Lest Baggage ob tained of JAMES A EVAlSB, feb 11 Agent, Alexandria, Va. T/ASHIflUTON BRANCH RAILROAD. OF HOURS.?On and aft? Km day, the 23d instant, tkeTralna will Leave Washington at ? and 8Jf l. Hi J Ul p.?. Oa Sunday at 4 ?< p rm. Leave Baltimore at 4* and t* t ? . tad 3 ?X P <*. On at\)i a. m.


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ocr: SOU MOUNT VERNON. riN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS?FARE A? Coseliti Uav* the Capitol for the boat at 8 o'clock Coeeh fare 10 cents. * Persona wiahlng the coaches will leave their resSdence wlth George ft Thomas Parker Refreshment* on the boat ?pa-tf SAM'L

place_of_publication: Washington, D.C.

publisher: W.D. Wallach & Hope


ocr: BUY AND SELL AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE; FURNISH DRAFTS' all Parts of United State* and Europe; COLLECT DRAFTS all parts of United States and DRAW BILLS ON IRELAND FOR ?1 OR UPWARDS; BUY AND SELL STOCKS, Jfc OTHfc'.R NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER. Investment paying 10 V and aver, for LAND W A~RB A NTS. We are at all times Purchasing, and have LAND WARRANTS of all Land Warrant* located In Iowa, Wisconsin, CHUBB BROTHERS,


ocr: CBANOC & ALEXANDRIA EAILH0AD Great Southern Mail Line! *?- TWICK DAILY -f* ISUNVAY NIGHT8 EXCEPTED) Bdweea Washington City aoi! the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND. Laave Wnahipgton at 6 a m and 7p.m. Fare from Wafehkigtoa to Richmond.......85 50 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fret Ckarft, to STEAMER GEORGE PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, a dis t*nc? of six mllee. allowing ample time for Meals. Ticket* procured on the Doat. Kx pcdltlon and Con/art are aecured by this Route,asitlsaconTiNUous i.in*o7 vtrst class raii.road prom ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND. THROUGH PASSENGERS and carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersturg Railroad. Information of Routa and Lo?t Baggage ob tained of JAM&3 A. EVANS, feb II Agent, Alexandria, Va.


ocr: B IBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, IN 1 Velvet, Turkey Morocco, and plain binding Chlldrens' Books, the most extensive aasort rnent to be found in the District. Mis* Uunkley's Escaped Novice, price SI. Harper's Magazine for January Also, a large assortment of Ivory and pearl handle PENKNIVES, PISTOLS of all kinds. For sale by E. K LUNDY, dec 21?tl No. RIB Bridge st., Georgetow


ocr: WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. OF HOURS.?On and after Moa J day, the 23d Instant, the Trains will Leave Washington at 0 and 8K a. m , sad 3 sod p. m. On Sunday at 4tf p. m. Leave Baltimore at 4# and 9? a at., aa? 3 sad p. m. On Sunday at 4# e. m


ocr: JONAS P. LEVY, ~ IMPORTXR ARB DULI1 IN LIQUORS, CIGAES, AND 7INK GECCERIES, enwal ComaiMion & Forwarding Merehant INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 174 Pa. av., two doors below U. 8. Hotel, washington City.D. C. N. B ?Country Merchants are requested ts glv j a call before purchasing elsewhere.


ocr: fOH THI CHILUK* '1 - Toys, Fancy NoUons. Political Flags, Ac , ?t aaRk LAMM ON D*.


ocr: JONAS P. LEVY, IKPORTKK 4110 DI11SR III LIQUORS, CIGAR8, AND GROCERIES, Commission A For warding M errh ant INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 474 Pa. av., two doors below U.S. Hotel, Washington Citt.D. C. N. B ?Country Merchants are requested te a call before purchasing elsewhere,


ocr: JONAS P. LEVY, 1XP02Taa AMD D1ALIK IK LIQUORS, CIGARS, AHD GROCERIES, OtnaralC ommias ic ntF orw ardin? Merchant INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 474 Pa av., two doors below U. 8. Hotel, Wash I Jis ton ClTT, D. C. N B ?Country Merchants are req settled to Me a call before purchasing elsewhere.


ocr: JONAS P. LEVY, IMPOBTSB AND DIALIK III LIQUORS. CIGARS, and fine GROCERIES, General Commission A Forwarding Merchant INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No. 471 Pa av., two doors below U. S. Hotel, Wa?his#tos Citt, D. C. N. B.?Country Merchants are requested to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. oc


ocr: CUAl NCY U ARKINKR, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, A!f? DIaLIR l? Fine Watehes, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. (^OLD SEALS. FOB AND VEST * FINK. JKWKLRY, SIL VfcR SPOONS. FORKS. GOBLETS, CI'PS. Ac., for sale at New Y rk prices 1 K E-PATRINW ?The Chronometer, Fup'.ex, Le*er, Cylinder, Repeating. MuslcaL and W *TCrtRS repair d Also, JKWKLRY, Ac. No. 170 P*!?.vsti.va'?ia Avsscs, betw'a ^ I and Seventh streets. Brown*' Hotel bui'ding, of the GOiillEN WATCHES,


ocr: MADAME DK VO?. MILLINER FROM PARIS, and J*lll81 Broadway, New York. will< her usual vlsft to Washington with a beautiful assortment of BuNNK.c, CLOAKS, and HEADUKEj-SKS. in the begin Ing of December next, at THE LAKES, novii?iw 904 Puma, are , up attiri.


ocr: TTAIHIWHyOH BRANCH RAILKUaiy OF HOURS.?On and afler Men. ' day, the 23d Instant, the Trains will Leave Washington at 6 and 8X a. and S p m. pa Suaday at 4# a. m. ?,?re ** ,? 1 ? *9* ,r t. a. par?ok?, Ami,


ocr: JONAS P. LEVY, IMPOBTZB 4MB D11LBB Jtt LIQUORS, CIGARS, AED OROCERIES, 0 eneralCommission A Forwarding INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER. He. 474 Pa. av., two doors below U.S. Hotel, Washington Citt, D. C. N. B.?Country Merchants are requested te Mdl before purchasing elsewhere


ocr: 392 TRUNKS. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A as*ortm-nt of Sols Leather Traveling Trunks, l-adtee' Dreas and Packing Trunks, Hat Boxes, Valises, CSi pet Bags Satchela," Ac , which we will dis{>ose of at very low prices. WALL A STEPHENS. )e ll-tf jsn Pa avenue, next to Iron Hall.


ocr: ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southorn Mail Line! ?S* TWICK DAILY -fin (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a m. and 7 p.m. I' are froin Washington to Rlchmoud.85 ?im^LNI^kS?S ua,nd "AGGAGE will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGfi Free f harge, to STEAMER GEORGE PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, a <ii?. ^ .six allowing ample tlm^o^fSis Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfert arc secured by Route, as it Ik a continuous linkof fihbt class MONDAD ,ROM ALEXAMJKIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and iUilroad 4 ^ l?thC Dep?l ?f tLe Peterebur<? Inform ition of Iloute and Lost Baggace ob talnedof JAMES A. EVANS? feb 11


ocr: IJORTO HM O SUdlK ft ? 20 hhila prime Porto Rico Sugar 10 do do do Molas?eH J?"t received and for wale by HARBOUR A 8KMMKS, au lb-It ($5 a v bet Gth and 7th sts


ocr: FROM THE NORTH. MONET SAVED BY PURCHASING FOE CASH. BRILLIANTS! BRILLIANTS SILKS! DELAINES.' SILKS! ? Cum, task as ws have DELAINES! 8 Coats, tuck as are sold la BRILLIANTS! It Oats, u?ual price a# ; SILKS ' telling at 07; DELAINES ! ?r Storet at V; CALICOS ! CALICOS ' CA L TCOS ! 8 Cents, at good at any we Lave sold this season at It; FLANNELS ! FLA NNELS! FLA NNE iJf ' IS Cents; theee goedt would be cheep at 9f; BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS' SI.as per pair; tome In the lot worth St. 100 long and SQUARE SHAWLS, very cheap; UNDER-SHIRTS, 37 centt, worth 75; andczen LADIES' vests, from 50 cents to * I M>; SO pleeet MERINO, at as and 37 cents, worth SO; 75 MERINO TALMAS, at SI 50, woith S3 54* 100 Cl.OTH and SILK CLOAKS and MANTILLAS, to be told at very low price*: We offer OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER RIBBONS AT COST, rather than carry them over to next teason. We wonld respectfully solicit the attention of t) e Ladto, and all those with tag to purr base for to the above BARGAINS, which we hare lust received from the NORTHERN AUCTIONS: prices named warrant ut In guaranteeing entire satisfaction to cuatomers RP 1-1 ATT ( No. 373 Seventh Street* ? -Li njj i Fourth Houte above I.


ocr: k . vnim GRAND EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL DIORAMAS, LINE VIEW*. til ROM A TROPEI. METAPMORAES, Ire. AT FORREST HALL, G EO R'i ETOWX Commencing THURSDAY, Jaa M. A Day Exhibition ou SATURDAY AFTt R. . at 3 o'clock. Full in small bl 11*. .1


ocr: 1*01 HALL; Pa sv , bet's 9th & 10th ita~ MOHDATi Jl'KE 10. opaa at 7*, to commence at 8)? oc.k,p n, AND ILLUSTRATED A MAGNIFICENT 9ERIES OF Panoramic Pictures containing more than Fifty Thousand Square Feet of Csstm' Palntad by 6KOR9K R WEsT. SEVEN TKAKI IN CELESTIAL EMPIEE: SOME OF THE CHINESE SCENtS worshipping the Goddess (Jam \ ing American Brig captured by Chinese Pirates Wedding Pixcesslon Great Dragon. God of the Water be City of Hhanghal Great Temple of their God Budtb Procession of their Goj ? Dragon Hoat Feaat cn tbe River Mln Chinese Picture of Haavcn aod Hell. OF TUL SCENEd IN COM PERRl'S EXPEDITION. visit to tbe Regent or Ktng of the Loo Cboo Islands appearance in the Bav of Yeddo. surrounded by Japanese boats filled with armed Japs nese la tbe midst of seven thousand Jspanese soldiers tbe Letter of President Fillmore Emperor presenting his son to one of their Gods second landing to make the Treaty view of tbe town of Hakotadi view of the Bay < f Slmoda Great Temple Ha-tsbu-man-ya-tshu-ro. with a gnat many other scenes of great latermt. A LECTt'RE ON CHINA AND JAPAN to delivered every evening of the exhibition by H. Co*La, Esq. Admission TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Tickets for saie at trie Hotels, Book and Dr ig JET For ad mission of Schools at reduced price, at Iron Hall, Pa. avenue. je I? ROT II'K. pehbonsare hereby warned against purchasing Lot No. ?. in equare No. 163, In tbe cltv of Washington. a (Led or convr\ e of which lot wis obtained October 4, 1SS-1,


ocr: ,NOTlCE ?THE SUBSCRIBE* begs tnM. #> aff 1 L^? ?Meilt,0n ?f the public ?{ ttL,8S Md QUEENS before pni?ha?lng elsewhere, as by so doing they will save from 14 to 515 per cent * y ?*SpllrtAid Uln,Der lower thsn the lowest at ^ a enu<f- ?>?tween ?th and 10th streets Je?-tim JOHN McDEVITT.


ocr: L. J. niUULKTOIl, DEALER IN ICS, OJlttand Dtmot?Southwest corner of F i .' Twelfth streets feb T>_ tf /CORPORATION STO?;M..??**,000 Corpo rayon of WashlngU'n Stock for sale at NHM OHWBli liKOTHbgtf.


ocr: EVENING BBILLIAJT8. ITALY. How has kind heaven adorn'd the happy land, And ncatter?d > '*? ?nz? with a wasteful hand! But what avail Lf nnexhaustad store*. Her bloom U? utO'intalns and her sunn v shores. With all theglfta that heaven and earth Impart, The smile* of nature and the charms of art, While proud oppression in her valley reigns, And tyranny usurps her happy plains ! The poor Inhabitant beholds In vain The redd'nlng orange and the swelling grain; Joyless he sees tbegrowlng oils and wines, And in the myrtle's fragrant shade repines ; Starves In the midst of nature's bounty crust. And in the loaded vineyard dies for thirst [Ad Jit on. THE RISING MOON. It Is the moon Slowly rising o'er the eastern hill; It glimmers on the forest tips, And thiough the dewy foliage drips In little rlvu'ets of light; And makes the heart In love with night. [Anonymous. morning. Till morn, Waked by the circling hours with rcsy band, Unbarred the gates oflight.?MiUon


ocr: | J ORANGE St ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! *dr TWICE DAILY (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Wathlngton at 6 a in and 7pm. Fare from Washington to Richmond S5 5<i OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Free Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA.a dls-. tanoe of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals. Tickets procured on the boat Expedition and Comfort are s<?cured bv this Route.asItisaconTinrocs timor firs-colas* rkilroad FROM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND. THROUGH PASSENGERS and carried without cost to the Depot of the Railroad. J. R NICK LIN, dec 7-tf


ocr: ? NEW STOVE HO U 81. THE 6SEATE3T COOKING STOVE EVER IlfTaODUCED i.vrO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13 000 Iq Use. Fear sixes: 1?. 6,7.9,9, GALLAGHER'S M O R NTrTo"s TAR, DOUBLE OVEX COOKISG STOVE. Ths B?**t, the Cheip'wt, most Substantial and moa Perfect Cooking Stove In the Union. 13 OjO ?/ :k?$e Stores art now u succeitful optration. This splendid Cook Stove has now been thor oughly tested during the last four years; they operate In the best a;id most satisfactory manner. I hire fallv tried them with w.?od and coal, and stroigly r?jomn?nd them. They are heavy and very durable, and tae design is neat and betutl ui. W 1th a in ode-ate fire, th * Stove will Bake tiree loaves of Breid. Roast a Turkey, Boll two Dinner Pots, B*oil a Beefsteak and heat the water for washing, ail at the same time. Yuuare respectfully invited to call and examine the above ?oi??adid Cooking Stove, 44 GALLA GHER'S MiJRNlSG STAR " Patentee: A.J.GALLAGHER, Philadelphia. GALLAGHER'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Patented, 1336. A N?w and Oven


ocr: MAKRIED. On the 5'h Inst., by the Rtv. Dt. Sunderland. SHEPHARD Actuary of the Mu tual Life Insurance Company, N. Y ork, to L , daugher o! John H. Houston, Etq cf this city On the 5th Instant, at St Mary's Church. Bal timore, by the Rev. A. G Elder, Mr. ef Wash ins ton, to Miss LIZZIE E. T. of Baltimore. * In Baltimore, on the 5th Instant, by Rev. Stu art Robinson. JOS. SHI LLINGTON, of and LIZZIE CUMMINGS, of the OIKUt On theSth insrant, Mr. MICHAEL LEAHEV, aged 46 years.


ocr: ... *? P SOOVIH, rsn Hall Hes?,bliss aad Traak I 4!?*Siinul'SM|A?"^CK'VKU KI,K l-A -NOW' OVKK " Gosslm?r and Han.Uls Ala., iu?d Shoes double sole H?d wateT-woof' Bo^s ail of which I will Mll low foCb AH In want please call and examine for vour *?vee 8 P HOOVe/ Iron Hall, bet. 9th aad loth sts , Pa a* Jaat> ' ? IjKHKl >1AK Y A N4# TOILET OOOUN


ocr: W 8T0VB HOUSK. THB GREATEST COOKING 3T0VB EVER INTRODUCED MVTO THE UNITED STATUS. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13^000 In Use. Fsur alaea : Us. 0, 7. *, 9. UALLAOHKR'S cblbskatkb MORNING STAR. DOUBLE OVKS COOKINO STOVE. Toe Best, the Cheapest, most Substantial and most Perfect Cooking Stove In the Colon 13,WO <*/ th*3i Stoves art now (s tuccitful operation Thts splendid Cook Stove haa now been thor oughly t?sied daring the last four veers; they operate In the best and most satisfactory manner. 1 have fully tried them with w.xxi and cnal, and stroagly rs'omtnend them. Taey are heavy and very du -able, and tae design is neat and beauti ul. W itb a uulerale fire, tb s Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread, Roast a Turkey, Boll two OiaaMf Pots, B'oil a Beefsteak and heat the water for washlag, all at the same time Voi are rsspectfally invited to call nnd examine the above splendid Cooking Stove, " GALLA ?*H KR'd MORNING STAR." Patentee: A.J. GALLAGHER, Philadelphia. HALLAHHKHS SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Pateated. 1950. A New and Splendid Large Oi t'LATTOP COOKING 8 TO ??, FOR COAL OR WOOD


ocr: LET THIS BE YOUR GUIDE. \ ^ ?? The Greatest Bargains ever heard of Can be obtained at R . B . HALL'S lITEISIfl IT CHS in IE ESTJllBUiiT, No. 373 Seventh Street. BARGAINS HAVE HERETOFORE BEEN AND NOTHING BUT AM IMMENSE IFCRIA8E OF BU8IWE88 AND AUCTIOK SACRIFICES WOULD ENABLE US TO SELL AT Linen, only 95 cents I lnen Shirt Bosoms, 37 cents Unblfncbed Cotton, Scents adles Hose, onlv6cents Cotton Gloves, 3 pair for 1* cents only 50cents 25 and 50 cents Splendid lotjr black 911k Mitts, 16 cents, worth Fin? French Gingham, i? cents, worth 20 York Mills Gotten. 12 cents, worth 1? Mouse In I)e Lalne, 6 cents. worth 12 Fine Chaill De Lalte, 12 ceuta, original cost H cents Ladies best quality Kid GIotcs. 50r?nta, wonl *7 BONNETS! BONNETS!! BONNETS!!! lOdoien Ladies'8ATIN WING LACE, GOS3IMER, TISSUE LACK, and NEAPOLI TAN UOnNhTS, vbby chbap 2 ca?es hand'omt SILK BONNETS 92 !0 worth *3 Old-tyie BONNETS, 12 and 25 cents ' 1 case floe LEGHORN FLAT3, beautiful and cheap Gentlemen's, Boys, and Children's STRAW AND LEGHORN HAT:* SHOES! SHOES!!. SHOES!!! An Immense variety, In style, color, quality, ant prlee. has aiwa-s characterised our stock and marks our present *a?t a*aortment All we ask la, that you wtU call whether the promiae of thla announcement is Dot fulllUed, In the unprUsedenu* offered. .. r ????'?? Ladles' old st.le GAITERS AND SHOES at kalf price. R. B. HALL. Remember the Number?873 Seventh Strest, fourth door above I. iL28-?t


ocr: 1 ' 1 KNOW ?OU WANT GRASS LINEN, HEMP, OR CACTUS Skirt for 70 cents usual i-rlce one dollar, or a Sett Collar and Sleeves for 45 cents, worth fl 50, and beautiful figured Swiss Mu?lln at 18k, and If you do, call at W. R. HURDLE S, No. 92, High street, Georgetown. A11 goods at cost for cash. 20-1 w


ocr: MRS. a. E. HARVEY, (Successor to James F. Harvry, dkcsaskd,) UNDERTAKER, No. 410 Seventh street, betwen (J and H, leave to inform the public that she has In her employ the same persons that were formerly* In the establishment, who are fully competent t? conduct the Undertaking Business; and that every attention will be given to calls, or as heretofore. m 19 6m


ocr: Amusements. CAR UZI S tf ALOOX. PEREAM3 OPERATIC BAND UK Consisting of the 'oilowing member* H 8. Creighton, director and double bus. Carl Trainman, principal solo viollncellst and leader of orchestra, Morris 1). Edmonds, second solo viollncellst end Jewish dulcimer, Dr. C. Montgomery, basso and viollncellst, VV W. Snow, soprano and pianist, A. Jones, tlrst naojolst and dictator, R. Parker, second banjolst, John Duley, bones and tlrst low corned an, Mast Robert Hughes, balladUt, Boyd, eccentric comedian, , J. H. Hunter, cornet a piston, | C. G Mortimer, solo guitarist, E. Edwards, alto and tenor violin, Wm. Moore, second tenor, M. Sexton, com'c dancer, J. Cluskey, Jig dancer and tambo, j Fred. Myers, fancy dancer and personator rf fe . ma e character, WILL GIVE THREE COXCERTS At CARUSl'j fcALOON. coicmenrlng ?V?HlNti, Kirrmbir 10, t+i(. N B.?CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EACH NIGHT. New Afterpieces every Evening Tickets TWENTY FIVE CENTS Reserved Seats ran be secured durlrg the day at the Hall nov l-7t


ocr: REMEMBER THBBK la RO BITTKB PIACE TO BUT CHI AF OOOD? TBAB AT HALLS GREAT CHEAP CASH STORE. J.UST KECK1VKD FROM THE NEW YORK AND PHILAJDELPBIA AUC TIONS, an immen*a ??d elegant stock of NEW AND SEASONABLt DKY GOODS.em every description and desirable s.yle, we art- prepared and determined to sell at YORK RETAIL PlUOBs a little cheaper than many other houses in this city, whilst oar Immense assortment enable* uo offer many styles and detcripticns of desirable goods not to be found elsewhere. We are aetlafiaf the pi ices and quality of oar flock cannot be snrpa<svd. Ilill, SILAS, SILK*, YARDS EI.EG.ANT BLACK, PLAID, AND STRIPED SILKS, of the moat beautiful and prcdnctltns, ranging In price from 75 cents to f 1 5o. DKLAIREI AND MKRIIIUI. No lady should bay a DELAINE or MERINO DRESS* without first looking at onr aasorm^t we think Is decidedly the LARGEST and CHEAPEST in the city. Conatating in pan of ' 125 pieces English Marino, fiom 25 to 50 cents . French Mer1d<\ 75 cents. 300 pieces Ce.alne, of new and beautiful styles, from 12 to ft! cents. CALICOS, CALICOS, ClL'CUI. this stock will be found? 10,000 .aid* of the nea'aat and newest patterns, and [erfeetly 'a?t colors, a* * cent*; worth 10 1 case Black and W hite Calico, at 6 cent* ; quite as good ?? i if we have had at 10 cents 1 case Fancy Prints, for Comforts, at 5 cents. SHAWLS! SHAWLS II SHAWLS!!! For beauty ot design, qua lty, and moderate prlcea, c in not b? surpassed FLANNELS, FLANNELS. FLtNNELS. 100 p'.cces. just from auction, which we cai sell t?n pe: cent. le~s than former prlee>. CASSIMEKES, CASSIMERES, (ASSIMERIS. Plain and Fancy Cacsimerts for gentlen en and boys, v -rv pre*, y ? nd ctrap. CASSINETS, CASSINETS. CASS1NETS. The stock of this class of goods Is full and complete, some a? low as 31 cents. 50 pieces Fulled Cloths ana Liaseys for tenants, at v^ry low pilces. LINENS, LINENS, LINENS. The Irish Linens hare been selected from the best irakers, and are engaral perfectly pure K0 pieces yard-wide Unbleacfcel COTTON, at# cenu. 5'i do do ?York Mills at 12 cents; the regular prlcc of this article Is l? cents 5, 9, 9, 10, 11 and 12-4 Bleached Sheeting, very heavy and cheap. BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS. A beautiful assortment, from 50 centa to $10. Also, a large lot of COMPORTS, which we had made to order, and will sell ve y (Leap Embroidered Curtain Muslin at 12 rents, wnth J5 cents 200 Cloaks and Mantillas, some in the lot as low as SI *25. SKlttTS, tKlRTS, SKIRTS. 100 BEAOTIFUL PARIS WHALEBONE, QUILTED AND CORDBD SKIRTS, which for and comfort are acknowledged incomparably superior to all other Skirts now in use A large lot of Kl<l Glove* j jst received from auction at 25 cents. We have also on hand 100 dczen Ladles and Gentleraens Black, White and colored Rid Glovrs the best quality at 12 per cent, Iras than the usual price. Pure Linen Shirt Besoms 25 cents, worth 50 cents Gentlem-ns' Ucder-Shlrts onlv 37 cents. 30 dozen Ladles Vests, Just In from auction, very cheap 100 dozen Ladles and Children's Worsted Hood?, Comforts and Scarls at very low prloes 300 dozen Whl.e Spool Cct on at 25 cents, each spool warran'ed to contain 200 yards CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS Splendid Carpetlngs and Oil Clothes from auction which we can sell !ess than Mancfarttirers' Some carpets in the lot as low as 25 rents. HATS AND CAPS. A beautiful selection lias been made from the manufactories, sdapted for the presort cr.d approach seasons, which wu are prepared to sell at one profit less than oth^r houses who buy them of ti.e SHOES, SHOES, SHOES. Boots and Shoes, in tLls line we are well supplied,and special ca*e has been tak*a to select arias* each tha- will give satisfaction, in low-priced goods. We have Ladies' slippers at 37 cents Ladies Gaiters at 87 cents, Ladle*' and Gentlencens' Fancy Toilet Slippers, 50 cents Chlldrens' Shces, 20 cents; Boys' Boots, SI ; Gent>mens' Boots SI 50 We have also on hand a complete assortment of Ladies', Gentieroens' Boys, end Chlldiens' Gait Fancy i*hoes, Boots and Rubbers of the best quality, at our usual low pries A160 our usual lull stock of heavy Boots and Broyans for servants, warranted to give satisfaction Buyers in want of bargains should net fail to examine our s'ock before mating tuelr purchase* as feel confident that they will he suited both In quality atd prices. Purchasers buying to sell again, will be furnished with anv a'tlcle In oar line at Baltimore ptlces go ds purchased of us will be tent to any part of the City free of charge, and may be teturned at ilme if not ai ;epresented. Remember the p ace and number R B HALL. No 373 Seventh Street, nov 4?eolt Fourth House above 1 Street Amusements. CAR UZI S tf


ocr: ANTHONT BUCHLY, UNDERTAKER, Shop and Residence No. 303 Penn'a avenue, Routh aide, b tween 9th and 10th sts JAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF an ELEGANT HEARSE, and all necessarv conveniences fori properly conducting his business, would respectfully inform the public that he fully prepared to fill all orders entrusted to at the shortes' notice, and In the best manner A large supply of READY-MADE of all sires, always on hand, which will be fur nished on the most reason<4ble terms As heretofore, no pains will be spared to entire satisfaction on all occasions. N. B.?Resld ng on the premises, orders attended to at all hours


ocr: MRS. M. ?. HARVEY, (SVCC13S0R TO JA.MKS F. HaHVSY, DICSASIDj) UNDERTAKER, iYo. 410 Seventh ftrtit, b?U0f?n O and H. leave to inform the public that she has in her employ the same persona that were formerly ( In the establish meat, who are fully competent to conduct the Undertaking Business; and that every attention will be given to calls, day or night, as heretofore. m 19 6m


ocr: ANTHONY Bll'HLY, UNDERTAKER, Shop and Residence No. 303 Penn'a avenue, sonth side, between 9th and 10th sts. provided himself an ELEGANT HEARSE, and all necessary conveniences for properly conducting hi* business, respectfully inform the public that he f Jlly prepared So fill all orders entrusted to him, at the shortest notice, and in the best manner. A large supply of READY-MADE all slzei, always on hand, wbV?< ??<" nlshed on the most reasonable terms. As heretofore, no pains will be spared to entire satisfaction on all occasions. N. B.?Resld ng on the premises, orders will be promptly attended to at all hours.


ocr: VllAL'NL'ET WARRINER, WA1CHMAKER AND JEWELER, Aai> oaun in * Witchw, Jtwilry, aid Silver Ware ? t ?ry literal r*duct\?* fr?m MM intnarp prists. 379 Pa. avenue, batweed 6th and 7th stioeu: au 9 3m (la Browns' Hotel bulldisg.) AIR BRUSHES AND CO^IBS salt at (au 4-tt) LAMMOND S.


ocr: CABAS, WOKK ( ASKM, RETTICULKS, PORTFOLIOS, *c. IIUTCHINSON A MUNRO * recelv?d direct from the manufactures a assortment of the above, embracing man v new ?eslrable styles, and which tliey are enabled ?ell at greatly ledaced prices Also constantly on hand a large assortment Forte Monies, Card Cases Portfolios. Cssss, Ac HUTCHINSON A MONRO, Julys tlu Fa av , bet. yth and 10th streets.


ocr: JONAS P. LETT, XXrOKTBR AND CIALIE II LIQUORS, CIGABS, AID GBOCEBIES, Commission & Forwarding INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, No 474 Pa. av., two doors below U. 8. Hotel, Washington Citt, D. C. N. B ?Country Merchants are requested te oall before purchasing elsewhere. fK>


ocr: TH FHAM * NORFLKI'S NEW AND CHEAP SADDLE, HA BITE SS AND TBU1HC SIOBI. 499 Seventh ?t. opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. /?>?A messrs. TOPHAM. fltH#Vlateof Philadelphia, and BmH^NORFLET of this city,. tr respectfully announce t<T their friends and the public, that they hare com menced the Saddling Business at the above stand, where they will make and keep constantly on hands large and superior assortment of?Mens', Ladles', and Boys' SADDLES, BRIDLES. MARTINGALES, and WHIPS. harn ESS of everv description, both for city and country use. AU kinds o/ TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR PET bags Ladies-SATCHELS. TRAVEL ING BASKETS.and FANCY WORK BOXES. Ac.,Ac. All material used will be the best that can be obtained; and both of us having- been practical workmen for several years, we feel confident that our work cannet be surpassed, either for stvle or durability. Uy unremitting efforts to elve satis we hope to merit, acd respectfully solicit, a share of public patronage. Particular attention paid to covering *ru?ks and repairing all kinds of work.


ocr: STILL A GREAT RUSH ' A T ELLIS S FOR BARGAIN8 -NOW IS twe time to get cheap goods, as he is s^llina out to chaage ousine^ tto, everybodV *?& Pa avenue7oe?w?#a ?U aad l<ith


ocr: DR. J. THORNE, A SUPGE0N, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, Ceraer 13th at. aad New Vera aveaat, WASHINGTON. D.C. Office hours?8 to 10, * u> 4, ? to 10. as7-aw?


ocr: NATIONAL THEATRE. MPiT I?prt ml. IM?. Performance of the Gereral Favorite*. ME8S18 H A PEBRY and J 8 CLARICE. assisted by the charming Comedieane. MRS H A PERRT, the entire corps of tbf ROLLIDAY PT THEATRK. Baltimore. who will appear for ONE h ioht: In the new and deeply netting piny of the I pwnt'J with unbounded effect for several week* la New York by MISS LAURA KKENK. Mr H.A Mr G Bontfsce Mra H A Dnchelet.... Mrm Oermon First appearance cf KISS ELLA WARREX, BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN DANSEUSE, who will tpf *ar :n the aplendid Pane#, 8YLPHIDK Miss ELLA WAP REN To be fol owed by the farce of TURNING THE TABLES. Bumpi Mr.H.A Perv Humphries Mr J S Clarke Humphries Mrs Germon To conclude with THE TOODLES. Timothy Toodles Mr J 8. Clarke Toodlee Mra Germon ratcas or tDXiuloR. and Parquette CO rente Circle and Galleries 25 rente The Box Oflre for the anle of Reserved Siai Monday and Tuesday from 9 o'clock am. 5 p. m. Doors open at 7fc, to commence at *?%, an 9


ocr: TTTE EVENING STAB, fVRtlSHEO KVKRT AKT FH.IOOH, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) At tkt Sfr tormf *f P ?????? strut. By W. D. WALLACH, Win be frxed to subecrlbera by earners at AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable to the Agents; papers served In peokagea at 37 cents per month. To mall subseribers the sub scription price to THREE DOLLARS AND PI P TV CENTS a year i*a4r*nc?, TWO for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for months; for less than three months at the rate cents a w*ek. Hr SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT.


ocr: JONAS F. LEVY, >uln *? ' """oldcMiif8' *BD B ojuri' * '? ? - ' nil, WasBiBeTOB Citt, D. C.' n u ?Couuuy Merchants are ?rnfrni u b^?,e Paxtii**Ux%


ocr: YORK LEDGER FOR UOTH December; containing Orion the Gold Beater, and Mr*. Ingrahim's new story, called Sarah Per:!7jl. Be f ure you get this unrivalled raper *t FERGUSON'S, I dec Pi 486 Seventh street.


ocr: BLACK TEA. CHESTS STANDARD BLACK TEA, this day received Wei again call the attention of the lovers of good Tea to the superior 1 quality of this article, which we1 are confident cannot be surpass ed Price *9 c-:nts per pound, at our new *rorc, corner of 15th and l streets. dec 11 KING A BURCHELL.


ocr: W. hK.IHT PALMER'S PIANO FORTE CLA8BHS Fivt Doltari Ptr Quarter Apply at GEORGE HILBUS'S Ma sic Deoot avenue. mar '


ocr: !\TOW DISCHARGING A CARGO OF CUM 1-* BERLAND COAL of a superior quality, fo Stoves, Steam and Smiths purposes White, Red and Gray Ash COAL; Hick Oak and Pine WOOD. All of the above wil offered on as reasonable terms as can be ha< In this market. offlce and Yard northeast corner of 12th and C No. 640, one square south of Pa. avenue dec 16-3t C. M KEYS. the holidays ?we open to tiay another large lnvol-e of very elegant gotten up cxpresslyfor the present season Oar customers wt.uld do wfll xo select thel Mrhile our assortment is complete M. W. 0ALT * BRO , Jewrllers, d#c li-ik 3M Pa. bet. 9th and lOtfc sts.


ocr: MRS. M. E. 11ARVKT, (SVCCXSSOB TO J A MIS F. HaBVKY, LKClASaD,) UNDERTAKER, Wo. 410 Seventh strut, between G and H, EG? LEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that she hax In ber employ the ?nine persons that were formerly< lnthewliibllshinent, whoarefully oompetent to conduct the Undertaking Bu*ine*H, and that every at tent lea will be given to call*, or as


ocr: By E. 8. WR KiHT, Georgetown. RPHAN'S COI'RT SALE.?On SATUR DAY next, the tiih instant, tt 10 o'clock, at the late residence of Mrs Mary O'Riley, on Con gress street, all the personal Effects of said de ceased, consisting of? Household and Kitchen Furniture Mahogany Sldeboird, Sofa Dining and Card Tables Cane seat and common Chairs, Carpets Looking Glasses, Clocks, Stoves Bureaus, Bcd?, Bedsteads Kitchen Furniture, Ac , Ac. Terms cash. JOHN McDERMOTT, Executor. se3 3t EWD S. WRIGHT, Auct r.


ocr: WATCHMAKER 'aNo'VeWELFR Pine WatfhM,"eV,r'"* ?? ELER' Stlting at a r War.. no ?p? u^rsssfA .? o 3m __ ,4,'SSSrg."ViS.*"?. ?*?<LT hY1.^ > fV "?f an! Bologna Sau^e 1'uf,,l,,n? for sale by KING ^n^ultcii u i'1,?'? !Si "watutLL au ? ^ VeTB,0at av??, corner &k and


ocr: -k.pt LIGES ^aS^ BV.XVA.eWUtiJJ ?"ibrariaif all ? i. SATCHELS Ac traveling Vi'Xa,u,M 0/ fine and low priced


ocr: THE PRICE 07 BOOTS AND GAITER8 HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL adclphia manu a fi st rate or Pegged BOOT at 62, full as good thos? usually sold 8-5 or 88; aid a Calf Patent GAITER at 5U, as good as any f5; a first rate Calf *'i 50, these the best goods that is (or ever were) in the District the price; for the come and see yourself. Term** positlve'y cash. No extra charged to oTset bad debts. Call at the YORK HAT STORE, Seventa street Pennsy.vanla avenue. in-21 tf ANTHONY, Agent. BAJOU*i KID AND OTHER GLOVES. 8MOOT, No. Ill) BRIDGE STREET, Georgetown, has received, from ladles Bajou's KID GLOVES,'. black and colored; gents, do do ;j ladles and gents Jaff-ta Silk and Llile ?- - Gloves. Also, a first rate assortment of and brown Cotton Hose, all qualities; brown and fancy Half Hose; misses and boys' Hose and Half ilose. Particular attention being paid to keeping a good assortment of the very best mikes of the above goods, purchasers may depend upon get ting a good article as cheap as the same quality can be bought elsewhere.


ocr: RANGES AND LEMONS? 400 boxes SWEET ORANGES 100 boxes LEMONS. Just received on coniignment and for sals by mar85?3t MURRAY A &EMME3.


ocr: ^NATIONAL THEATRE LAST yiGHT OF THE NAIAD Q IE E * . GRAND COM PLIM KNTARV BENEFIT HENRY C JARRETr. tendered bv many .Members of both House* Congress and the Citlsens of Washington. SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH I. 1-56. will be performed THE NAIAD QUE UN, with other attractions. [^Particulars in to-niojiow's advertisement


ocr: Til Qrand Ptise Trial Dance FOIL A g I L V E R GOBLET, p'a-e on SATU RDAY EVENING. at tb? The Goblet to be given to the birf to be decided by the applau e of the au C SPENCER, * CONNOLI-V. S GILL, DUVAL, C. BROWN, W. JOHNSON, and ~ L?ok tut f?r fun'. )e 17 NATIONAL TIIBATKI. MONDAY EVENING, JI NK 30, 1*46, ill be preaonu d for the Irst tine a inr N at ion tlnnal Satirical Sketch. entitled BORDER RUFFIANS; k A NBAS HHKIIKI FOR FKEkbUM, a Freedom Shr!eker...T Hinll on Uncle Abram, ) f J K Search, Ben, I | H K Johnon, To*Y> Darkle ? < Harry Lekr' AuntBeckey, i uarE1#" j Levi Brown, Miss Biuno, I T> L Floyd. Prev'oua to which an ETHIOPIAN SOIREE BY Kunkel's Original TROUPE! je 27 IBON HALL; Pa. sv., bat'n 9th A 10th ata. OPEN EVERY EVENING.-** and A SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAGNIFICENT PANORAMAS! AND JAPAN. CHINA: on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRI DAY EVENINGS, and thursday AF TERNOONS. JAPAN: on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY EVENINGS, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Frenlng-doors ep?*n at TJ<; corr.mer.ee at ? % Afernoon?at 3: commence at 3*f. Scholars admitted tfteriiojns ?t haif vrl? e? l*S Tutor* must attend Pupil*; Child sen will be admitted unless accmpan'ed by adults, je 19-tr


ocr: Wants. ANTED ?A COLORED WOMAN dotheworkof a ^mallfamily. Applyat the store of PERRY A BROTHER. It* SERVICES OF A GEN tleman who 1b qualified to Impart Instruc tion In the higher brancfiCK of an English educa tion, in private lessons. Addrcss"J II," stating terms and Box 5 Star


ocr: FULL "ATI! HATS I /CONSTANTLY ON HAND supply of BEEBE'S NEW YORK STYLES, together with T A Y LO R 'S HATS, of BALTI M ORE The best black dress HATS got up in the latest style for S3 50 as good as those usually sold at S5; and a good fashion able Hat at S3, worth *4; and a first-rate Hat, *2 20. The beet materials and the best wor'n unship la err.ployed to produce a 85 Hat, which Is sold for 83.541. We do a cash business, meet with no los soe, but gi?e eaoh customer full value for hia money. Felt Hats unusually low N B Agent for Driscoll'a Bairn of a Thousand Flowers Price 25 cents per bottle. ANTHONY,7th street, near Pa.avenue, Ageal a_n?,"Lyo * Compaay. se 26,tf 20 000 PEACH TREEST" A TTEN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED?FOR ?* "oieat my Nurrery, near Washington MA w? all of fine growth, andWf of the hest select fruit ZZL Kvi??lT^7,1^!fTtTT,entof()RNAMENTAL, ?/1 E!!N' ?H AD?. *nd F R UIT TR E hS oc*,w JOSHUA PEIRCE.


ocr: NEW 3T0VS HOUSE. THE GREATEST COOKING STOVE EVEB INTRODUCED AiVTV THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 1J 000 In Use. Fsur sizes: N?. b,7,S,9# GALLAGHER'S eniiurii MORNING STAR, DOUBLE OVES COOKING STOVE. The the Cheip^st, mos Substantial and mo?t Perfect Cooking Stove In the Union. 13,0j0 of tkest Stores art now ta surcesifnl operation ThU splendid Coo* Stove has new been thor oughly tested during the last four years; they operate In the best and mxt satisfactory manner. I hire fully tried them with wjod and coal, ana strjialy re-.oarnind them. Tney are heavy and very d rattle, and tae design Is neat and besuti ul. W 1th a in)leratc fire, th s Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread. Roast a Turkey, Boll two Dinner Pots, Uroll a Beefsteak and heat the water for washing, all at the same time. Voa are respectfully invited to call tad examine the above soiendld Cooking Stove,li GALLA GHER'S MORNING STAR ?? Patentee: A J GALLAGHER, Philadelphia. HALLtUHEK'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Pate a ted, 1936. A New aad Splendid Large Oven FLAT TOP COOKING STOMB, FOR COAL OR WOOD Fear Sizes: Nt. 6, 7, 9, 9.


ocr: BOARDING. Ac.?MRS. BATES,ON THE S. W corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street is prepared toaccommodategentlenieuwlthrooms, or without board. Every effort will be made to render those comfortable who may favor her their patronage. aptt?tf


ocr: in inn muni; BUJ AND SELL ARD D0XR1IIC KXCHARCX; FWRNISH DMAFTS all PRitf of United States and Xtuapa, 90LLECT DRAFTS Rll parts of Unitsd States aad Rt*<>*e; DRAW BILLS ON IRELAND FOR ?1 OR IfWAI BVY AND SELL 8VOCR8, % OTH L R SEOVRITlXSi IIBOOT 1 ATE TIME PAFBK. ntpaylag I?P aad ever, fer sat*. LARD f ARRART8. We are at all times Purchaslag, aad ka?e foi WAR RANTS of all 9eacm'catl<'?s. Warrants located In Iowa, Wieconsia.o* CHVBB BROTHERS,


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ocr: Miscellaneous. HATII HATS! RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF line drab Beaver ventila ted HATS, which I offer at S3 50; they are the best Hats for the price In the United States. The best black dress Hats got up In he latest style for S3 50. as good as those usually sold at S5; and a good fashion able Hat at S3, worth S4 ; and a first-rate Hat, S3 SO. The be?t materials and the best workmanship is employed to produce a 85 Hat, which is sold for S3 50. We do a cash business, meet with no los ses, but give each customer full value for hit money. Felt and Straw Hats unusually low. N. B Agent for Driscoll's Halm of a Flowers. Trice25 cents per bottle. ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa avenue, Agent for a New York Hat Company. m21-tf


ocr: PERUVIAN GUANO at the lowest cash mat ke; price COLUMBIAN GUA NO, contalnlig large proportions of neutral i'nosPHATK of Limb and free Phosphoric Arm, In bags of ISO lbs. cach. SUPER-PHOSFHATi; OF LIME In bags of 100 lbs. eacbt or in barrels as preferred ALLEN'S CELEBRA TKD REAPING AND MOWING MACHINE thar cannot clog Every deocrlptlaa of PLOWS AND AGRI CULTURAL A HOR TICULTURAL IM PLEMKXTS A full assortment of the rbo eeot FIBLD A GARDEN SEEDS. R. L. ALLEN, lev and 191 Water St , New York May 7th, 1830.?m?-6t BOfeTON?THE BCHB. PEARL has arrived and will have quick dlspa'cb for the above port. For freight applv 'o HARTLEY k. BRO ~ m 7 101 Water street, Georgetown


ocr: DIED. On the 10th instant, at his residence near Ten aDvtown, Mr GILES DYER. for many years a e'erk in the office of the Auditor for the Post Of fice Department On the 3d instant, JAMES WILLIAM, Infant son of John B and Mary Ann Davidson, aged 1 month and 21 days


ocr: 'LOCKS? CLOCK 1? CLOCKS ? A GREAT ' variety of CLOCKS, a'l warranted good time one year, at C?3| J. ROBINSON'S, tal 319 P nnsylvanla avenue, ESI ?p 24-lm opposite Brown*' Hotel j I


ocr: STAR. HIAWATHA. ?' KiPCBLUA.il*" have "got Ike shakes"? Got it tadlr->ot It sadly, . It shaken them -shakes most awful; Shakes their Bibles and their rifles; Shakes their heroes, parsons, liars; Shakes their traitor*; shakes their villains; Snakes old Horrors-Bennett?Beecher? Hew&xd?Sumaer; shakes old Glddlags; Shakaa them outsrard; shakes them Inwards; Shakes their pious, " paper sinners'' Out of breeches, sh rts and dinners. Let 'em shake, shake and shiver Shake and shiver up Salt River, To the laad of the nenreaflrr? To the bourne from whence no " shaky'' Demagugue and candidate Ever oan return! N*f fork Daily jVsie*.


ocr: I) SHAD AND HERRING ? ALIVE.' EALKR3 AND FAMILIES DESIROUS of procuring the best SHAD or HKRR1NQ for salting can have them delivered at market prices, immedi ately upon being caught, by leaving their orders at the Union Land Oflics, 7th street above Odd Fellows' Hall, or at the Ishin? shore adjoining tiie Navy Yard bridge, Washington, where they can be obtained alive


ocr: WORK BOXES. CHINA GOODS, UARD CASES, PORTEMONNAlES, Ac ! r# avenue, between 9th and l(*h streeu dec 20 JOHN F. Bf.1,18. {LfAlAVLVl HISTORY OF ENGLAND, vol 3d, this day received ? FHAN Cii TAYLOft.


ocr: CHANGE L ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! IW1CE DAILY fS {SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) iklwmi WaiiiinRton City ami the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND. Lenvs Washington at 6 a m and 7p.m. Fare from Washington to Richmond #5 50 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fret of Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE ,117"?J PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, a tan ce of six miles, allowing ample tlm j for Meals. Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route,asltisaconTiNrous link of firstclass MOND*D from ALEXANDRIA TO R1CH ' THROUGH PASSENGERSand BAGGAGE carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg Railroad. I nfcrmition of Route and Lost Bajrpaee ob tained of JAMES A. EVANS, fcb 11 Agent, Alexandria, Va.


ocr: PROP. WTMAR, The Kii| of Wizards aad Prince of V?b trllsqulsla. WTLL GIVE FO l~K OF HIS LAUdHTER*rKOTUILINU AND II0K> iPLnrrinn entertainments AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL, ~tk Street, commencing WCUHKIDAV KVK!?lNtilUct.llla?M, coaststiar of tXTRAORDlNARY 4t IM'R EOEDHN 1 MAGICAL ILLUSIONS. VKNTKILUMUUH, and tbe LIFE-MOVING FfftUHES. 1CT6RAND AFTERNOON r>a SATURDAY at 3 o'clock. All particulars In tbe small bills. ?e 30 5t


ocr: and prayer books, in Rioh Velvet, Turkev Morocco, and plain binding Chlldrens' Books, the most extensive assort ment to be found In the District. Miss Bunkley's Escaped Novice, price 91 Harper's Magazine for January Also, a large assortment of lverv and pearl PENKNIVES, PISTOLS of all kinds For sale by E. K LUNDY, dec *1?tr No Ifib Bridge st., GeorgetoW


ocr: & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! M kr TWICE DAILY * (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between Washington City and the South! VIA: alexandria, gordonsville, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a m. and 7pm Fare from Washington to Richmond 85 50 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fret of Ckarge. to STEAMER GEORGE _ *T PAGE, for alexandria,a dis-^^ tance of six miles, allowing ample time VJr Meals. Tickets procured on tbe boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route, as It is a c ontinuous link of FinsT clas*, *V"?ad fro* alexandria TO RICH MUiMU. THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE carried without cost tethe Depot of the Petersburg Railroad J. R NICKLIN, dec T-tf Ticket Agent, Alexandria. W&MilNttTON BRANCH RAILROAD. Lva i CHANGE OF HOURS.?On and after Mon J day, the 23d Instant, the Trains will Leave Washington at 6 and ?# a. ?u., and 3 and 1 - m. . Sunday at 4# p. m. Leave Baltimore at 4 Jf and 9jtf a. m., and 3 aad P ? On Sunday at 4 n. m. ap 23 tr T. H. PARSONS, Agent.


ocr: WW. BUY AND SELL AND D0HE8TIC EXCHANGE; FURNISH DRAFTS all Part* of United States and Europe; COLLECT DRAFTS all parts of United States and Europe; DRAW BILLS ON IRELAND FOR A1 OR UPWARDS; BUY AND SELL STOCKS, ft OTHER SECURITIES; NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER. Investment paying 10 3? and over, fer sals. LAND WARRANTS We are at all times Purchasing, and have LAND WARRANTS of all denominations. Warrants located in Iowa, Wisconsin, CHUBB BROTHERS, jan 23-tf Bankers, opposite the


ocr: FOK MOUNTVERNON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS?FARE, round trip, from Alexandria 75 cents?The steamer THOMAS] COLLYKR leaves Washington at 9, and Alexan dria at o clock Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at P* o'clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per sons wishing the coaches will leave their residence With George &. Thomas Parker. Refreshments on the boat. ?ctvM?tf SAM'L OEDNET, CanUia.


ocr: THE EVENING STAR, rVVLHHEO KVfiY AFTERNOON, (EXCE?'T SUNDAY,) it tkt St** Buildings. rorntr of ??<%?.? and fciannik strut, By W. D. W ALL ACH, ?till b#- letted to niibeciihei* bv oarrlrr* *l SIA AM* A qVAKTKK CENTS, payable weekly lo tLe A?r< ? a; paper* *cived In package* ?.t 37^4 ?ent* per month. To mail nub<icriber? the sub scription price In THREE DOLLARS AND F1F t\CENTS a year ia a-tvanr*, TWO DOLLAR? for Mx month*, and ONE DOL.L.AR for months; for lew tfc*n three months at the rata lij{ cent* a wwk. Cy SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT


ocr: 24 PER CENT BELOW JIARKKT PRICK. and mackerel op a su perior quality, at red need prlcea FRESH PISE APPLES, PINE APPLE CHEESE FRESH TEAS, Ac JONAS P LEVY. 474 Pa iwase Wines, Liquors, Segarm and Pine Groceries


ocr: LET THIS BE YOUR GUIDE. The Greatest Bargains ever heard of Can be obtained at R . B . HALL'S ffiflSIW DRY MIS ill SUE ESTilllSIIIIT. No. 373 Seventh Street. BARGAINS HAVE HERETOFORE BEEN AND NOTHING BUT AW IMMENSE INCREASE OF BUSINESS AND AUCTION SACRIFICES WOULD ENABLE US TO SELL AT UNHBA Linen, only 95 cents Linen Shirt Bosoms, 37 rents Unbleached Cotton, Scents adles Hose, cnlv 8 cents Cotton Gloves, 3 pair for 12 cents only 50 cents 25 and 50 cent* Splendid long black Silk Mlts, 16 rents, worth Ut Fine French Gingham, 13 cents, worth 20 York Mills Cotton. 12 cents, worth 16 Mouse in De Lain*. ? cents, worth 12 Fine Challi De Laiae. 12 cents, original cost "u cent* Ladies best quaJitv Kid Gloves. 50rents, worth "7 BONNETS! BONNETS!! BONNETS!!! lOdoien Ladles'SATIN VV1NG LACE, GOSSIMKft, TISSUE LACK, and NEAPOLI TAN oUiiNr. I 9. virt CHtiP 2 cases handsome SILK BONNETS ?2 !0 worth *-5 Old style BONN ETS 12 and 25 cents lease fine LEGHORN FLATS, beautiful and rbeap Gentlemen's, Boys, and Children's STRAW AND LEGHORN HATS. SHOES; SHOES!! SHOES!!! An immense variety, in style color, quality, atii price, bas alwavs characterised oar stock and marks our present va*t Jis??rtment All we ask is. that you will call, see, and iu<ln t, r whether the promise of this announcement is not fulfilled, In the unprecedented barraiis offered Ladies' old st>le GAITERS AND SHOES at Lalf price. R. B. HALL. Bemembe* the Number?873 Seventh Street, foarth door ttnve I. n.23-At


ocr: ,EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT _ NATIONAL THEATRE! Oa SATURDAY NIHHT, May 24th, The Great Moral Drama of the 88A OF ICB; Or, * Mother's Prayer, for the one nioht only ' The Manager takes great pleasure In On MONDAY EVEJMINO, May '*, MR. HACKKTT In his great character of F ALBTAFF !


ocr: < HALNCY WARRiNER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, AN? mill I!l Fine Witches, Jewelr?, and Silver Wnrt. SEAL*. FOB AND VEST CHAINS, ** FIN * J RW ELR V, SI L- - ^ - VhR SPOONS, FORK"*. GOBLETS. CUPS. Ac., fer sal* at New York priees I REPAIR!N4r ?The Chronometer. Duplex, lwevee, Cylinder, Repeating. Musical, and other \Y \TCUKS repaired Also. JEWELRY, Ae. No. 170 PK**SYhVAXIA Avknu?, bfetw'n Sixth Eft Sevauth streets. Brawns' Hot*l bnllding. sign of the GOkDMN WATCHES.


ocr: HAMS,Ac. ?> ?> Packets of old Gov Java COFFEE - Uaika Prime Katallv HAMS I Ho Choice SMOKED BEE/ lo Krgs Whai- Oil SOAP For sale bv M. P KING, iul? '263Ver av ,coruerof l;th?ud 1 kireeu


ocr: JONAS P. LETT, iMToatw* ana eaaLia i* LIQUORS CIGARS, AVO ORCCKRIE8. G aneral Comttiaiiot * forwarding Merchant INSURAXCS AND BILL BROKER, Mo. 474 Pa. ?v., two doors below U.S. Hotel WilHlBBTOa Citt.D.C. N B ?Country MerchanUare requested U rlvi me a cell before purchasing elsewhere.


ocr: GRANGE ft ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! ?T TWICE DAILY ~%B (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Bttween Washington City ttnd the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND Leave Washing!*n at 6 a m and 7 p n? Fare from Waahington to Richmond Si 36 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS Will be at the WashtBgton Railroad i>epot to coa vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE. ?/ CUrgi, to STEAMER GEORGE PAGE,for ALEXANDRIA,a dls tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Medis. Tickets procured on the ooat Expedition and Comfort are secured by thl* Route.asltlaacoitTineocs linbob bibst class Bailboac BBOM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGSA6E carried without ooat to the Depot of the Petersburg Railroad. Information of Route and Lost Baggage ob tained of JAMES A EVANS, feb 11 Agent. Aleaandna. Va. ViASHUlUTON BRANCH HAIL&OAV* OF HOURS.?On and after *sa day, the t3d htstant, the Trains will Leave Washington at ? and Sjf a. Bt , aad 3 aad Sunday at 4^ p. 'ttal i-aaye Baltlaaore at 4Jf aad a. and 9 and r* Suaday at 4j^ a. 99. ~ * *. ?. PARSONS, A|Oi.


ocr: PURE BUTE K W A RE . SILTEh TEA SETS. SILVER FORKS AlfV SPOONS, SILTER WAITRRS, PITCHERS. GuBLETS, f CVPS. ALSO. SILVER WARE, suitable for WEDDINU PRESFNTS. The above are all of our own manufacture snd waaBAKTsn eras. M. W GALT A BBO, no? l>?tf 3X1 Penn'a avence I,aLL,i, BAW??i^veinShlle


ocr: NEW IEVT LLK V STOHK. jANIEI. HIR^CH, LATE OF PARIS, 11 A> op-utd a new strr* of I rench FANCY GOODSand JEVVLLRV. on ijoulsiana arrniie. opp ixitr Centre Mar-1 krt, (the s'-?roformirlyoe4-uried by Mr Wllllan,) to which the attention of the cltltens Is t ailed keelson Land BREASTPINS, LAR RINGS, BRACELETS. R INGS.CHAINS, and a general assortment of JEWELRY.


ocr: KXCURSION BOATB FOR THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION. ?|i|!E 9TKAMERS THOS COLLYER Oft 1 bEOFUE WASHINGTON \ST~L ?"*n be chartered for public er parties to the White Houw PaTuJol^rfft 17-tf ? ?


ocr: JONAS P. LIVY, IMfOlTIl AND MALIK IN LIQU0H8, cioabs, Airs GROCERIES, ?tneralCommiiiion & Forwarding INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER, - Wo. 474 Pa. av., two doors below U. 8. Hotel, Washinstom Citt, D. C. it. B?Country Merchants are requested te tiinrkm ^


ocr: FOR MOUNT VERNON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS?FARE, round trip, fl; from Alexandria _ *11 * Ifc 75 cents?The steamer THOM leaves Washington at 9, and Alexari drla at o'clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 8If o'clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per sons wishing the coaches will leave their residence (Jeorge A. Thomas Parker. Refreshments on the boat. ?ct 28?tf SAM'L VEDNEY. Otptala.


ocr: MAHK1IUI, At (iermaotowa, IV, on the 21th Instant, by Rev. A B Atklna. CROSBY 8. NOYK8. of tbU city, to LIZZIt. 8 WILLIAMS, of 6er (uantowa.


ocr: ANTHONY BUCHLY, UNDERTAKER, ?hop tnd H??id?rco Fo. 80S Ponn'a avooc? 05nth tide, between 9th and 10th its provided himself witb SB ELEtiAST HE A RUE, and ell necetsar* conveniences for properly conducting hlr burners, would respectfully inform the public that be fully prepared to fill all orders entrnsted to hi?, at the shortes' notlcs, and In the best manner A larce supply of READY-MADE 9fail sixes, always on hand, which will be fur tt*hed on the most roaHonsfcle terms As heretofore.no psinswlll be spared ta totlrt satisfaction on all occasions. N. H.?Kesld ng on tbe premises, srdar* se promptly attended to at all hours


ocr: ORKAT RKUUCTIO.l ?:H TH2 PRICE Of F.00T8 AND OAITEB* (HAVE ON COMMISSION, for A PHIL adelphia mann actnr?T, a first rate <ewed or Pegged Jalf-Skln boot at W 63. full as g?od is those usually sold it 85 or 86; a*d a French Calf Patent -?eathcr G A ITER at 10 60, as good as any tt85; a first rzte Calf lalterat 83 SO, these ire the best goods hat la (or ever *ere) <old in the District or the price;for the iroof, come and see .'or yourself. Terms positively cash. No oitrs irolt charged to offset bad debts. Call at tbe SEW YOhK HAT STORE, Scvent* street, tear Pennsylvania avenue, m ?_tf ANTHONY, A rent C1IIEK JUST ARRIVRD J from New Jersey, a lot of chotee GtaTtragna ClrJer For sale by the barrel or In bo.tt'e* Poultry A M.wv!-? PhilMlelp XX A e. Al-o T Dondelct's Ualtlaiore *le All of which will be sold at a small advance foroasn. . ARMY A SH1NN, BOTH 8im<uw,D.b


ocr: AMU8IMEITTS . ?*lcM or : .. Prnrqw, '??? cirt. ;;;; B A IV D DRAMATIC F *8TIVAl OXB NIGHT OXLT' The oel'brsted Coifd'tM H. A. Perry, and Mr. John H. Clarke Supported by a powerful Cempao* Oi MONDAY KVENINoTiuly Ji, The celebrated c medy of ' ' WHEN YO J ?*<* l-au^hng Phliosop'* r 6l~mlr After which, THE TOODLT2R. Mn Mf J 8 ? Aconi,at(a( .... Mim


ocr: I1W 8 TO V I HO U 8 1 THS 0BEAT8ST COOKIHO STOVI BYES INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,000 In Use- Ksar slass : !<?. 6, 7.9, 9. OALLAOHKR'S millATBIl MORNING STAR, double orss cookiso srori. The Best, the Chetpest, most Snostautlal and most Perfect Cooking Stove In the Union 13,000 of tk?t? Stows art in tueetf?/mi optratiou This splendid Coon Stove has now bean thor oughly tested during the last four years; they operate In th? best and most satisfactory manner. I n ire fully tried them with wood and csal, and ?tro igly r*jo:n:n -ad tn-. .n. Tney are heavy and ve;/ d l-able, and the de?t ;n is neat and besutl ul. With a tn^le/aUt i.e. th s stove will Bake thr.'f latres of Bread. Boast a Turkey, Boll two Dinner Pots, B-oli a Baef?teait aad heat the water fur washing, ail at the same time. Yua are respectf ally luvlted to call anl examine the ahjre splendid < ojklag ntove, " OALLA ^ItSR'e MORNING STAR " Paleoue: A J . G ALL VGH&R, Philadelphia. UALLAUIIER'I SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Pa tea ted, 18*6. A New aod Splendid Large Oven FLA T TOP COO KINO SIX) VE, FOR COAL OR WOOD


ocr: mar GREAT REDUCTION THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND GAITERS ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL adelphla mann- ?~ a fl st rate or Pegged BOOT at 62. full as good those u?uaily sold S5 or :??>; a d a Calt Patent GAITER at 50, as good as any S5; a Ur?t rate Calf 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 v cash No extra charged to offset b?d debts. Call at the YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street, Pennsylvania avenue. m 24-tf ANTHONY, Agent. COMPOUND SYRUP OF ARABIC A REMEDY FOR COSSHS. COLDS, HOARSEN ESS, ASTHMA, WHOO PI N b Ac., popss^sos the greatestal with the ler-st objections of any other In having been extensively used ihc last tarontv with unparalleled success, rot trumpeted to be world as a speclic or cure all, but recom as a valuable and sclestllc auxiliary ;? casks, ready r.t hind, ard ore 'hat beea generally found to afford relief where other*; have been tried vritcout materia! ben As such It Is rccoenlxed by numbers of ouj leading physicians, who know its composition, have beea eye witnesses of its superior efi as well as by thousands of our most respec citizens, who all endorse Its claim to being palatable, economical and efficacious. Price cents, or three bottles In one 50 cents. Wholesale Agentz, PATTERSON & NAIRN, STOTT A CO., Per.ua av?nue; PEEL A AlcTand-la; CISSKL, Georgetown by Druggists generally. Also. TYI.KflS GtJ.M ARABIC COU6H DROPS, the same composition 1? form. 12cents a box. Jy


ocr: TK GREATEST COOKING STOVE EVER INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,000 In Die. Faar sizes : Us. 6,7.9, 9. OALLAG HER ' 8 cblbbbatip MORNING STAR, DOUBLE OTBN COOKINO STOTE. The Best. the Cheapast, most Substantial and most Perfect Cooking Stove in the Union. IJ.OJO a/ i\tt? Stoves are now is success/mi operation. This splendid Coon Stove has now been thor oughly tested during the last four years; they operate in the bett and most satisfactory manner. I bare folly tried them with wood and coal, and strongly recommend them. They are heavy and very durable, anil tne design Is neat and beauti f ul W 1th a moderate fire, this Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread, Roast a Turkey, Boil two Dinner Pots, Broil a Beefsteak and heat the water far washing, all at the same time. You are respectfully Invited to call and examl ne the above splendid Cooking Stove, " GALLA GHER'S MORNING STAR " Patrawe: A J GALLAGHER, Philadelphia. OALLAGHER'ft AIR-TIGHT, Patented, 1S30. A New and Splendid Large Oven , I I


ocr: CALL AND SEE. AGN1F1CENT VELVET, trimmed CLOAKS, Latest styles of CLOTH CLOAKS, PLUSH CLOAKS, Chemlll's trimmed CLOAKS, etc , Just opened at the Washington Cltv 244 Pennsylvania avenue,


ocr: XNES, LIQUORS, Ae. 25 casks Port. Madeira, and Malaga WINES 40 quarter and eighth-casks BRANDY is Barrels pure RYE WHISKEY 30 do ex'ra old Family WHISKEY 00 do old Rye Do 150 do GIN, Dom atlc BRANDY, acd WHISKEY '0 do Champagne CIDER 50 baskets HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE 300,000 CIGARS, all gradea Just received, and for sale by ?ov 27 Oteod MURRAY A SEMMES.


ocr: tisi finmi.iui?; HUT AMD SELL A:,y? DOMESTIC On ? it p. DRAFTS * rnr Uait6d 8ut## an4 On all sar's oV'rf^J 0tiAFT3 DKiw Jf7and ' ? i & Ef^AND FOR if _ B^r!i!vrf ?-R ?PWARD8: BONDS, ?OC*8,i2;HS.f^Mf,_ MKOOTIATF TlJtx 10? ..J.""'. ?AiO WABBAI*, w e ire at all Umes Pruchafla, ,A V


ocr: THE EVENING STAB, rCBI.lMlKD EVERT AFTERNOON, (KXCKPT SUNDAY,) 41 Ikt Sf flutMtwc*, corntr ?/ f'tnntflmantm ?*m?< <*i Hlirmtk ttrft, By W. D. WALLACH, Will be served to subscribers by earrlare at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served in packages at 37# rent* per month. To mall subscribers the sub scription price Is THREE DOLLARS AND FIF. TV CENTS a year i* advanrt, TWO DOLLARS for sis months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for lesi than three months at the rate of lit# eents a week. ITT SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT.


ocr: WAIHinOTON BEAPICU HA1LK9AO. C1M1MOE OF HOURS.?On and after / Im*the 23d instant, the Trains will _ Leave Washington at ? and 8J{ a. ?., and S V%.


ocr: * ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD gMMfcMi Groat Bouthorn Mail Lino! IT TWICE I) A I L V (SUNDAY XWHTS E1CEPTKD? Washington City and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA, ?ORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND JLaava Washington at 6 a in and 7pm from Washington to Richmond 83 OM.N | BUSES and BAG6AGE WAGONS be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BaOGAGL, hr; of to STEAMER GEORGE PAGE for ALEXANDRIA.a dl*-? lance of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals. Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this limb or riaar class BA1LBOAD BBOK ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE carried without cost to tbe Depot of the Petersburg Information of Route and Lost Bageage ob tained of JAMES A EVANS, feb 11 Agent, Alexandria, Va WASHINGTON BRANCH UAILROAO* OF HOUP.4.?O0 and after Man J day, the 23d lne'ant, th? Trains will Leave Washington at S and a. ra., aad 3 and IB p. n On bur.day at 14 p m. Leave Baltimore at Ik aad ?jf a. ?-> aa< > ?ad * P m. oj r on day at In a. m


ocr: THE V * KOI N t A SfRINWa. following ark the terms of Board at BUHNER'S WHITE ;CL PHUR SI'KINGS, Virginia, viz: Per week 18 o ? Per month SCO 01


ocr: the evening stak, KLIAHKD evert akteksooh, (KXCEPT SUNDAY,) .. lkt star ?/ Pmntfimmni* ' ? ?<??? bitstntk Strut, By W. D WALLACE, Will be served to subscribers by - airier* at SIX. ?ND a QUARTER CBNTS, payable weekly toAgents; P?P*" served In rackagea at 3T* _nli p0f month. To mail subacribera the sub ,frlp?lon price is THRICE DOLLARSAND PIF Ty CBNTS ?yeert?adr?nc?, T\. O DOLLARS fjr ?U months, and ONE DOL AR fbr three month*; for tbAQ three roon; b at the rate of 1<? cents a wtek. 57-SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT.


ocr: , ~ ^ ^ HIT KICEIVEO. 100 DozKN SCOTCH ALE 1VY do BROWN STOUT ? Arvy* Jamaica RUM ? 8t Croix do 5* J**1' 8herry WINE #0 do Madeira do n* Md" Ciaxet do brandy HOLLA N i> 1<*,0?^^V^8W?AM) of all brands. Whole WIne, Liquor, an^d Grci^rr Store m ?-tf No 474


ocr: PIANO FORTE FOR SALE. leaving the wishes to dispose of one of Chick ?CS3B| ering's 7-octave (rosewood) PI ANOS,jT^T^I of v,-ry rich toire, but little used, and in excellent ?order. It can t.e aeen at 423 Thirteenth street, between G an H. Also, for sale, a BUGGY, with leather top, harness, saddle, bridle, horse cloth, Ac Inquire ?t R EARL'S Livery Stable, on H st., between 20th aid 21st. ap 15-1 w*


ocr: [U?T RE< KIVIO Scotch Herrings F peak Peaches and Apricots Prune Cordial ^?y a celebrated Blttera tnd *?<af?nl pweft uil Preah Tea* for sale by JONAS P. LEVY. Wl"?? Liquor and Segar Store.


ocr: ull U'JY AtiU HELL. fOBXieS ANi> D0M2STIC EXCCAH9E furnish drafts 0b %U Parti of United State, and COLLECT DRAFTS Oa all part* of United Statea aad Karoos DRAW BILLS OK IRELAND FOR ?1 OR UPWARDS BUY AND SELL ' BONI.tS, 8TOCK8, A Of HFR HKCVR1V1ES NEGOTIATE TI.KIE PAPKR. lavHiBint paying lOff cad or?,r, far LAUD WA"RBAHT8. Banker*, opposite the Treasury.


ocr: SUA. Suddenly, on tbe morning of the rid instant. 8. W. HANDY, ol this city, age<l $6 years Notl-o of fun ral will appear In Uie paper* * ? At Fort Brown, Teiaa, on the Ath laat , Maior J. RANDALL HAGNLK, Paymaster U S Army, aecond aon of the late Peter Ha^ner. At Fortamoutb, (N H ,) on tho *Jd inatanf, Commander SAMUEL LARKIN, of the U S. N tvy. On the 22d Inst , GKORGR WILSON COLK, rn of John T and Kilxabotk Ann Cole, aged y /ars, 6 months and 4 days.


ocr: WARRII?EB, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. AMD DKAL1R IX Tine Watches, Jewtlry, nirl Silver FOB AND VEST vl? ^LRV.9IL- _ ~ __ VER SPOONS, FORK** GOBLETS, CUPS sale at New Y?rk price* H B P ATKiyu ?The Chronometer, wT5rSj?lJ?d*r- ,Re^rt}d- M>t ileal. and ?. T?5?* rfpa,r d AUo JBWBLRY. a*. No. mi P?v*stlva*ia Avf:?cx, b?tw'n ? r?R Seventh streets Browns' Hofl bni'ding. wr,ha? . LDBN WATCHK8 * ? P


ocr: HAMS, Ac. J 20 Packets of old Gov. Java COFFEE 9 Ca-ks Prima Fatally HAMS i Do Choice SMOKED BEEF 10 Kegs Whale Oil SOAP For sale by Z. M. P. KING, a 19 *66 Vcr.av., corner of 15th aud 1streeU.


ocr: FROM THE NORTH. MONET SAVED BY PURCHASING FOR CASH. BRILLIANTS'. SILKS! DELAINES ' BRILLIANTS! It Cento, usual pf Ice IS i SILKS ! 06 Ceatr, tuch as are have been veiling at 67; BRILLIANTS * SILKS ' DELAINES ! DELAINES ' 8 Cento, such n are told la other Stores at *, CALICOS ! CALICOS ' CALICOS! 6 Cento, u good aa any we have told this season at 12; PLANNELS ' FLANNE LS ' NNELS ' If Ctato; the?e goods would be cheap at 25 BLANKETS ' BLANKETS! BLANKETS! SI ?S per pfil?l soiw 101 wortk M V* L^N6 "* SQUARE SHAWLS, very cleap; lift DftR-SH^RTS, 3? cents, worth 75; 20 dcz?n LADIES' VEST8, from 50 cento to <t 5f. 40 piece* MEKINO, at S3 and 37 cento, worth -V; 75 MKRINO TALMA8,itfi J?, woit TH and SILK CLOAK A OUR ENTIRE STOCK then over to next season. -? ? -......c, j_ woith (2 5t': ICO CI.OTH and SILK CLOAKS iod MaNTILLAS, to be sold at vary low price*: W e offer OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF 1t!?TRR RIBBONS AT COST, *" than carry We would respectfully solicit the attention of tbe Ladles, cad all those wishing to 61?b, to the above BARGAINS, which we have Just received from the ROITHKRN the prices named warrant na In gaaraateeiag entire aattofactlon to easterner* Dec 20 3t R< B. HALL, }"*? 373 Seveath Street, Fonrth H above I.


ocr: THK VlllUINIA SPRINGS. FOLLOWING ARE THE TERMH of Board at BURNER'S WHITE SUL PHUR SPRINGS, Virginia, vl*: Per week ?u IM1 M


ocr: OCT AT OK EAT sacrifice, J TO CHANGE BUSINESS ?Fans, Perfum ery, Stationery, Baskets. Cabas, Umbrellas, Chi na Goods, Ac, Ac. JOHN F. ELLIS, mar *1 Jo# p* av., bet. ?th and 10th sle. TO ELLIS'S FOR BARGAINS


ocr: & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southeru Mail Lioe ! rr TWICE DAI I* V -%S (SUNDAY NIGHTS KXC KPTED) Wasltingtcu City aa<i the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA. GORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave W ashington at 6 n. m. aud 7 p.m. from Washington to Richmond 85 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con* PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, >Ve? to STEAMER GEORGE _ ,JT?I.. E, for ALHX AN DR1A. a dIs tanee ef six miles, allowlnj/ ample time iji Meals. Tickets procured en the ooat. Expedition and Comfert are sec'ired by as it IsacuNTiNcors linu <>j clas? Fbum ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PAS8KNGKRS"and without cost to the Depot of the Informttion of Route and Lost Baggage ob of jamf:s A. EVANS, feb 11 Agent, Alexandria, Va


ocr: Medicines. DOCTOR HOOFLAHD'8 CELEBRATED niriiiB it Dr. C. M JACKSON,Philadelphia, Pa., WILL IFFECTtJALLT CCHB LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE bllitv. Diseases of the Kidneys, and all Dls j cases arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomaofc. The proprietor, In railing the attention of the public to t&l? preparation, does so with a feeling of the u tmost conldencc 1 n 1 ts virtues and adapts tlon to the diseases for which It Is recommended It !? no new and untried article, but one that has stood the test of a ten years' trial befbre the American people, and its reputation and sale Is unrivalled by any similar preparations extant The testl monv In Its favor given by the most prom inent and well known physicians and individuals In all parts of the oorratr? Is 1 mmense. and a care ful perusal of the Almanac, published annually by tne proprietor, and to be had gratis of any of his agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptical that this remedy is really deserving the great cel ebrity It has obtained. Principal offlce and manufactory No. 06 Aroh street, Philadelphia, Pa. READ THE FOLLOWING: MoMiStowK, Va., August 4,1865. Dr C M. Jackson?Dear Sir:?The sates of the Bitters are Increasing, and what spe*ka vol ume* in their favor is th? t all who have used speak highly of their eflVts t\'r> medicine that i sell gives snch general satisfaction, and the de mand for It exceeds all precedent; and 1 assure vou it affords me pleasure to sell such a remedy Our physicians no longer scowl at It, but are com pelled to acknowledge Its intrinsic value, and the greater part of them have had magnanimity suf ficient to lay aside their prejudlclesand prescribe fours, ALFANT it in their practice. Respeetful^voms, For sale by storekeepers and druggists in every town and village In the United States. Price75 cents per bottle. Z. D OILMAN, Wnshlngton, and JOHN 8. KIDWELL, Georgetown, Agents. Je7-tim


ocr: SSANOS * ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD Gkeat Southern Mail Lino! TWICE DAILY f| (SUXDAY NIGHTS EICEPTBD) Between WaKhington City ami the South' VIA: ALEXANDRIA, ?ORDONSVILLE. RICHMOND, DAN VILLE GREENSBOROUGH, N. C. AND DAILY TO THI VIRGINIA SPRINGS. I#eave Washington at 0 o'clock, A M. Le*ve Washington at 7 " P. M. Leave Alexandria at 7 " A.M. Leivc Alexandria at 9 M P M. Travellers will find the Morning Line in con ri^ction with tbe Virginia Central Railroad, the Cheapest, most Pleasant and Expeditions THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Greenbrier White tfulphur aud Fauquier White Sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs, Weirs Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, Ac. OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, J-nt of Cknrgt, to STEAM E R GEORGE P AG E. for A LE X AN 1)R IA, a dls-JmSd a ace oi six miles, allowing ample time for >!??*? Fare from Washington to Richmond S3 50 Fare '* M Danville ....II Fare " 44 Greensborougli.. .12 Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by thl? Route,as it is a Linaov first class railroad FKom ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE. THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGSAGF carried without cost tothe Deo^toftbe Peterr.birp Kallroad. JAMES A. EVANS, se 1


ocr: WOIt >10tNT VERNON. N TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS?FARE _ round trip.fcl; from Alexandria _ h. cents ?The steamer THOMAS COLLYKR leaves Washington at?. and Alexan dria at 9% o'clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 0Jtf 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 tf SAM' L ?EDN ET. Captain.


ocr: HATS: UATbl ON HAN1> A FULL :ui.plv of BEEBK'S YORK STYLES, l'ethtr with TA^ LOR'fc ; S , of H A L T 1 i O R E The be*t l>lack HAT? got up In latest style for *3 50, as as those usually sold j snd s good fashion Hat at gj, worth *1; a tlrst-mle Hat, *2 M. best materials and t&e best workn aushlP Is to produce a SW Hat, which is sold for 50. We do & c.?sh business, meet with 110 les but pive each customer full value fcr his ino:;ey. Felt Hats unusually low. N B Agent for HrlscoU's Balis of a '1 bousand Price lift cents per bottle. ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa ayenue. Agent for a New York Hat Company_ at-1 '|?HK BTKAKKK UKOKUL WAalllR? " TON wlildepsrtattbefollow ir.g hours: c??mi-' Leava Alexandria 7J^. ?, 11. IK, 5K l>eave Washington...8, 10, 12. Je -J&-d JOB CORSON , Captain CHANCJK or HOURS. AND AFTER MONDAY. THE jOth <?! June, the Steamer BEORUE m ?? PAGE will ran at the foUowfngJbBSmKu houra: Leave Alexandria at ifcj ?, 10, 12, 2%, 4)^, an<I "M o'clock. Leave Wasblngton ?, 0, 11,1 *, 3)<, 6)4, ar.d : o'clock. J??W-tf WLL1B L. PRICE, Captahi. rvrttwrmTsic RcqKiYKtTrp'iM morn I ' ,


ocr: GIFT llOUKSTORE! GENERAL. SELECTION OF STANDARD Gift and Miscellaneous BOOKS AND stationery for sale at H1LBLS S MUSIC DEPOT,cor ner of Pa avenue and 11th street GREAT INDUCEMENT EVERY PURCHASER RECEIVES A GI FT Each article is sold at the usual retail price; and for every dollar's purchase a sealed envelope la drawn by the buyer, containing toe name of soine gift, which Is presented on the spot Among the Gifts are Gold Watches, Jewelry, Music, Fancy


ocr: RATIONAL THEATRE. Seat* .. tnd rirqnfl# JO cents ClRto ud OillrriH 95 m A H D DBA * A TIC T18 TIV A L ONE NIGHT ONLYl The oaMnM Com* .1 w, H. A. P?ry, and Mr. John 8. Clarke, * Bepported by > powerful Company Ok MONDAY E V EN IN G, J aly tl, It*, The etlekrtlll ocmedy of WHEN YO J tht Laughing Phlloaopiier. Mr R A PFRRV Gloomly Mr* Oermon Boao? Mr Kills ARer which, THE TOODLS8. Tocdles Mr. J Toodlee Mrs. Ownkon Acorc....? : .Mies The Box Short will be open on Monday to s o'clock. Jy n


ocr: ftRANGE * ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! Bj- T W 11' ? D A I L V -tf? (SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) 3itwecn Washington Cily and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA. OORDONSV1LLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a m and 7 p.m. Fare from Washington to Richmond .95 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE tanre of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals. Tickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfsrt are secured by Route, as It Isacoifrmcocs mnk of first BilLiOAti rtux ALEXANDRIA TO RICH MOND THROUGH PASSENGERS and carried without cost to the Depot of the Railroad. Information of Route and Lost Baggage ob tained of J A M ES A E V AN S, febll ! Ap??nt, Alexandria, Va.


ocr: LAND AND TAX AOS H C Y ? LANDS LOCATED, BOUGHT t S0LO DALLAS A STEELE, East Saginaw, Nick., (Meyt'e Blwea,/. Prompt attention paid to all communications. A.J. DALLAS R. H HSILI mam Uoo R J Wtlksr, Wmu'ii, DO. 8?Clwrii?t.S,rtnH Kl fl ?n .* *?>? ???<> U IHU. V rhltatfrl . JM.t. Vgrtafcit j I? J ?*' i aictMW.H. JiII INmlU, Mew Tork. lies LswIsCms. H?Cr..li, Ml. U.


ocr: SHOW! THE ONLY DULY RECOGNIZED AND LEO IT 11 ATE ?HtlW HAVING ANY CLAIM TO GREATNESS IN AMERICA? Will exhibit In W^ahlngton on PRIDAT * IATUKUAI, Sept. wb aa4 2T, FOB TWO DAYS ONLY! AFTERNOON AM) EVENING. DAN KICE respectfully announces that It Is his intention to afford the most delightful and in tereetlng Entertainment ever before held under a canvas In this country. THE TALENT OF HIS COMPANY, AND TBI ISTtLLIGKNC* OV BIS IWONDERFUL HORSES, MULES AND ELEPHANTS! Justlles him in the belief that his endeavors will i be crowned with success, and that the citi zens of this cltv will award him the ssme meed of praise that other communi ties have no universally bestowed A Grand Afternoon Performance, for the accommodation of families and children, will be given on SATURDAV, commencing atSo'ri'k. U7" Admission to Boxes FIFTY CENTS : Pit TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Doors open at 7, performance to crmmenc* at 'o'clock uel*-tw Wants. A RESPECTABLE Vonrg woman a situation as child's nurse, or chain - ber maid. Address C. M . this office. it* J ?WOMAN TO DO THE WORK of a small famllv Best of references re quired Apply at 552 10th street, Island It* PURCHASER FOR A WC man with one child. She la a fl-tt rats cook snd house servant.


ocr: NEW SPRING MILLINERY. T^??DAY NEXT, APRIL THIRD, Mlas THOMPSON will open our stock " - of SPRING MILLINERY, and we re spectfully solicit a call from Ladles above named day HUTCHINSON A MUNRO, ap 8-tr No 310, Pa av , bet. ?thand 10th ft*. R. W. HENRY FALMKR'3 PIANO FORTE CLASSES, Pive Dollars Per Quarter. Apply at GEORGE HILBLS'S Music Depot, avenue. mar 14-tf


ocr: TO P H A !W * lORFLIT'l NEW AND CHEAP ? ADDLE, HARirXSS AWD TBU1VT 8T0BI. 499 Seventh st . opposite Odd Fellows' Ball MESSRS. TOf* HAM. late of Philadelphia, ana n>LT of this city,| r 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 os hand a large and superior assortment of?Mens'. Ladles', and Boys SADDLES, BR1DLKS, MARTINGALES.and WBIPS. BARNESSot every description, Doth for city and country use. All kinds of TRUNKS. VALISES, and CAR PET BAGS Ladles'SATCBELS, TRAVEL ING BASKETS,and FANCY WORK BOXES. BORSE BLANKETS, COVERS. COLLARS, and BAMES. Borse, Spoke, and Dust BRUSB ES. CARDS, CURRY-COMBS, SPONGES, *o..&e. All material used will be the best that can be obtained; and both of us having been practical for several years, we feel conldent that our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability By unremitting efforts to give satis faction we hope to merit, and respectfully solicit, a share pf public patronage. Pastflcular attention paid to coverlig Trunks and repairing all kinds of work. Sadaler*' tools constantly on haad. irr 7 tf


ocr: *OK MotNT VERNON. ( ND KR1 DAYS?FARE, ROUND TRIP, II; FROM A!.J XANliHIA75CEN+S ??....t THOMAS COM.YER le.iv^ W ... t ??ard * >iandrla atltjf o\ lock. ( ..u nes lea?e the Capitol for the boat at 8 o'i ock. Cos* h fare 10 cents. * Pw'ons wishing th? coaches will leave re?ld?nee with George ft Thomas Parker. Refreshments on the boat. aP MAM'L UKDNMY, Captala.


ocr: |>OYS' BoV JACKETS, BO* S' PANTS, ui ir t>... ..... _ V BOYS' VESTS, BOYS" SHIRTS, BOYS' COATS. BOYS'SACKS, HOYS'DRAWERS, BOVS' BOYS'CAPS, BOY*'SUSPENDERS, BOYS'COLLARS, BOYS'CRAVATS. Being the largest and finest assortment of READY MADE GARMENTS, suitable for *&d school wear, to be found this side of Vork, to which we particularly Invite the attsn tton of Parents and Guardians, assuring them a?l goods will be offered at the lcwist prices. WALL A STEPHENS. '22 Pa. av., between 9th and loth sts. r 22 next to Iron Hall. t^LLlS'S STORE is 300 * avenue, aear Tenth street. mar 5


ocr: heavy plated TEA SETS, CASTORS CAKE BASKETS, Ac. We invite attention to our assortment of Above Goods, all of the best quality and ^Also, verv superior ALIIATA FORKS, DLES, SPOONS, Ac These goods are all gotten up In ao close aa itation of silver, as to defy the strictest scrutiny. M. W GALT A rfRO , 324 Pa avenue betw. Mh and 10th its.


ocr: BUY A1W SELL AND DOMESTIC FURNISH DRAFTS all Farta of United State* and COLLECT DRAFTS all parte of United Statea and DRAW BILLS ON IRELAND FOR ?1 OR UPWARDS; BUY AND SELL STOCKS, A OTHER NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER, paying 10 V und ever, fer LAUD WAEBAST8. We are at all times Purchasing, and have Sale, LAND WARRANTSof ail Land Warrants located In Iowa, Wisconsin, CUUBB BROTHERS, Jan ti-tt Bankers, the


ocr: MRS. M. E. HARVEY, (Bvccssson to Ja?s F. Haevkt, dbciaskd,) UNDERTAKER, No 410 Seventh strut, b?rw?? Q and //. LEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that she has in her employ the same persons that were formerly \ in the establishment, who sre fully competent to conduct the Undertaking Business: md that every attention will be given to calls, day or night, as heretofore m 19 0m ( OKFORATIOm STU?i.-f*,OfiO Ctrpo -J (miioa of Washington Stock for sale at fsim-tf CHUBB BROTHERS,


ocr: THE EVENING STAB, rCBLJSHF.n KVK.'IT ArTERROOn (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) At tki Star Bu*l4iHg$ tomtr #/ ???? ? 4 t Uvntk llriir By W. D. WALLACH, >v ill be jfi wd to ubserlberi by etmen at AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable to the Agents; papers served In peekages at cents per month. To mall subscribers the sub scription price Is THREE DOLLARS AND FIF TY CENTS a year is adranei, TWO for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for months; for lesi than three months at the rate U^ cents a week. g~7? SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT.


ocr: bAL ZK MERINO AND SILK I HDEft SHlKTS A N Li L>KA WKKS. Another and very large of bentletcen's Und-rdre^s this day opened, of ev?ry variety of slie and quality, such as? Gsnxe Mlk SHIRTS and DRAWERS Do Merino Do Do Do Cotton Do Do Do Thread Do Do Do Shaker Do Do Also, a full supply of Linen and Jean ERS, of gold quality and styles. It will be recollected that we buy for cash, and that we offer the be*t goods at lowest and uniform prioes, at STEVENS'B m K-tf Salesreom, Browns' Hotel. *rtie!s Juet teeetvsd and for sale by Jj * Z M. t. KING.


ocr: feb 1??m uakat a;;?i:cnoN I!T THE PRICE 0? BOOTS AND GAITEH8 I H^V,Ev.ON EMISSION, FOR J PHIL. I adelphla manu facturer, a fl'at rate or Pegged BOOT at fi'2. full as good those usually sold cr |6; a d a French Calf Patent leather GAITER at 50, as good as any at #5; a first rate Calf tiatterat #2 50,the?e the best goods that Is (or ever were) sold In the District for the price; for the proof, co*ie and see _ for yourself. Terms positive y cash. No extra to effset bud debts. Call at the YORK HAT STORE, Seventa street, near Pennsy.vania avenue. m i4 ANTHONY, A*ent. Kll) AND other olovks. NO H. SMOOT, No. 119 HRIDGt STREET, Georgetown, has received, from New? Y *1D GLOVES,Or black ana colored; gents, do do ladles and genu Jaff.ta Silk and Lisle- , I hread Gloves. Also, a first rate assortment of bleached and brown Cotton Hose, all qualities; bleached, brown and fancy Half Hose: misse* and boys* Hose and Half Hose. Particular attention being paid to keeping a good assortment of the very eest makes of the above goods, purchasers may depead upon get n? * good article as cheep as the same quality i can be nought elsewhere. m l-tr JOHN H. SMOOT. CRABS Al*l> GRKKN TURTLE SOUP we served every day at O. GAUTl RR'S


ocr: *0#T' """* ' r i ,? hav? this day recaivad a larg's a*^ rt c ent of l adies' and Gentlemen's m Iron and Wrod, frame Trunks;! also. Bonnet Bsx es, Hat C?m, Carpet Bags, of all stvlea I^die*- n?w styla tiai'ers ail rolor?; an.7. biac*[' kranr*, aiid colored %s;b ai d tx&'l91 Ck1 " d in t^fLntiffrv *ll r- fcrut8: B?y?. a1-*! ^ ouths from 11 to ^raC teilCh Boots and tbces Csiltud examlao ayiiwk ri:rrtr?1ri^ S' r- "??V1 K, lr.1 H.if B -c * u- bet n J?h and UKh ats. lliilis. iiiii buy and sell F022I0^ A5TD D0K2STIC ElCiiAKCi; ? ~ FURNISH DhAFTS a all a arts of Unutxi aiatcc akd i?u:cpa; a ii COLLECT DRAFTS On ail parts of Utited States ari Kurtt 5; . . VHAW BILLS ON 1KELAMI KOK Al OK UPWAFPfr: &VY AXD ShLL dOM>s, stocks, & u rn k K stci ftrru^i ? *E4k,t,ATK TIM*. PAPAU. >nvsstm?nt|?aiiBg lOi' and aasr, f.? sa LA!7D ViSBlSTI, .. ^e.we at all times Purchasing, and have lot Jale. LAND UARK \\Tbi.-f a:* dt ut-uiiralloua. Utt!id Warrants iccatcd In Iowa, U |-001.In, of Mlnueaota CBUIII! URUTI! I'Kf Jar. g>.~tf Bar kTt, opposite the Treut-viT. I'AT KglKIVKU S?'Alch Herrings Freah Peache?and Apricou Prune Cordial Lsvy'a celebrated Bitter* Vermacelil and Maccarcni bweet Oil Fre?h Teas, for sale by 47JJPlttfmttC' WlM' More. *' AN,? H mmkk ^lcleT wUi Sili.11 KS ~AU ,n ^r aS^iSlL? tmSL ?lTT u" a caU' a"d exaiiilna our assortm??t. Prices low for cash. ? WHITE 4 CO, Si Sto"-,w- ??? ? J -


ocr: TO THE LADIES. WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR ^^?fashionable assortment of V el vet and other WINTER BONNETS. a new style of Hair Dresses and Flowers just re ceived from Paris; and all other articles In Millinery line. C. PRIBRAM A CO., Pa ave., bat. loth and 11th at*., south side.


ocr: A 11 LI I - SHOES SHOi S ! ! SHOES ! E ARE DAILY RECEIVING ADD1 tions to our large and well selec ed, stock of SHOES, t'> whl h we would re spectfullv call the attention of all in want Just received a superior article of Quilted Gaiters for ladies; heavy Cloth Hut Gaiters for ladies, used for riding; together with a general assortment for ladles, misses and children. Gents, boys, and yoatbs Hoots, Shoes, atd baiters of tvery variety. Call early. A HOOVER A SON. South side Pa. ave , bet 6rh aid 7th stu ,


ocr: ?1 AM Re ceiving, aa fast as published, all the new Hooka, Novels, Magazines, Montbly, Weekly, and Dally New York Papers. FERGUSON, oc 8 next ta Lamm^nd'a, 46ft 7th streat. butter, Ac. 40 kegs Gladea BUTTRR 90 boxes Wood's Pearl STARCH 50 44 titration's do do 51 l( Gilbert's do do Juat received and for sale by oell-9t MURRAY * SEMME8.


ocr: THE 6BEATEST COOKING STOVE EVEB llfTSODJCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13 000 la Use. Fsur sizes : .*?. 6. T. 9, 9. QALLA6 HKR'S MOR NTJTa" S TAR, DOUBLE OVEN COOKIN& STOVE. Th? B?st, the Cheipest, mos. Substantial and ?ost P-rfect Cooking Stove In the Unloa. 13.0JT of thete Stores are now in jvcmji/hI optration This splendid Coo< Stove has now been thor oughly tested during the last four rears; they operate la the bast and most satisfactory saaaaer. I hire fully tried them with wood aad coal, anu stooagly rejotnan -nd them. They are heavy and vaty datable, and the design Is neat and beauti ful. V* 1th a molerate Are. th e Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread. Roast a Turkey, Boll two Diaaer PoU, Broil a Beefsteak and heal the water for washing, all at :he same time. You are respectfully invited to call and examine the above splendid Cooking Stove, " OALLA tfHKR'S MORNING STAR " Patentee A J. GALLAGHBR, Philadelphia. ttALLittUBK'l SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Patented, 1930, A New and Splendid Large Oven FLATTOP COOKING STOVE, FOR COAL OR WOOD. Fear Sizes: Ne. 6, 7, S, 9. it is only necessary to say, that after very many veart of experience, and Lei eg fully conversant with all of the various kind* of stoves which have beca Invented on the down-draft principle, that 1 have taken advantage of every well knowa Improvement t at has from time to time been made, particularly In reference to the formation aad construction of the flues, which are always necessary to bo large and I have fully app'led evrry Improvement and combined them all In the 'Uee'ijs Air-Tight Cooking ?dove " This Stove is mid? very heavy and is a good ?ubetan tlal article; I tuv - made them extra heavy la all the partsjyhere long experience has proved it ttt be I jipo^kit and 1 ctn assure my customers that I have spared neither naias nor expense In get ting it up; and It will not be excelled by any stove aow known, of a similar character; I am convlaced that it will at once become a standard Stove ?Cr I have fully tried them in every with i


ocr: WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD* OF HOURS.?On and alter j iiT, the 23d Instant, the Trains will kaava Washington at ? and a. **d I ?MP ?? DaBuiavaMXf.a. Leave Baltimore at iJt and ?.,?Sdl On Soaday at IK a. m. " - W. H.


ocr: THE CROSS OF JESUS CHRIST. Blest they who seek, Wkile la their youth. With spirit meek, _ ? t The way of tmth. To them the sacred Scriptures now display, Christ u the only true end living way; Hi* precious blood on Calvary wss given, To make them heirs of endless bliss In heav'n; And e'en on earth the child of God can trace The glorious blessings of his Saviour's grace. For them he bore * His Father's frown; For them he wore The thorny crown; Nailed to the cross, Endured Its pain, That his life's loss ?Might be their gain ; Then haste to choose That better part, Nor ever dare refuse The Lord your heart, Lest he declare "I kiow you not;" And deep despair For ever bo your lot. Now look to Jesus who on Calvary died *2 trust oa Him alone who there was CHARADE. rite me backvardt, I'm Jlnt in the sex love best, me 'erissrij, I'm last In the dav at Its rest; ' m?backward! or /oriturdt I'm always same you'll flad me la everything tell me my name.


ocr: OIL AND 1M06I1VK Laaapa German Student'*, or Frank*a Lamp Patent Spirit w?s Lampa f.r.rrp Shadpa aad Chliaaeys K waaie.bv J. R McGREGoR, uov V4 eutw 964 StveutU sties..


ocr: caa huihili or raini whits OUU MERCER POTATOES ex pec ted dal ly For sola on or befora arrival, In lots to suit Fifty bushels Golden Skin ONIONS, whteh be sold low on or bafore arrival. Apply to HARTLY * BORTUER, oc 25-2w 101 Water street, Georgetown.


ocr: CAPON SPRINGS. and Alexandria Railroad at 7 a. in , to the RK J taction: M Gap Railroad to Strasburg ; J . H Kemp's line of Stages to Capon Springs, arriving at the Springs bv 5 o'clock lu the aftern son jy 8-1 Bi MANASSES GAP RAILROAD.


ocr: CHANHK OF HOURS. AND AF'PER MONDAY. THE 30th of June, the Steamer GEORGE ^ PAGE will run &t the following?ii hours: Leave Alexandria at , 9,10,12, , 4^, and 6 k' o'clock. L*ave Washington 6, 11, 1*. 3*, 5#, and 7 o'clock. j?W-tf El,US L. PRICK, Captain.


ocr: evening star. BRILLIANTS A BOY'S BITR14L. Oa a sunny Satardav evening I%ey la'.d bJm la his grave, When ths sycamore bad not a shaken leaf, And the harbor not a ware The sandh! Is lay !n the yellow ray Ripe wit a the sadness of Parting May; gad whera the mountains blue and lone That kept the landscape a* tbelr own ; The rocay s'ope of the dlsta&t fell j The river Isa alng from the deell, ? And when hath eaded the vol^e of pray'r The fall's deep bass was left on the air, Rolling down. i'onn^ he was and hopeful And ah, to die so .soon ' HM new grave lies deserted At the rising of the moon; ? Bat when the moon com-a roiad, and the ehurck balls sound. The little children may sit on the mound, And tak of Mm, and as they tslk, Puff from the dandelionstaik Its feathery glebe, that reckons best Their light wing'd hours;?while the town Is at j And the stone chacker rattles here and there, And t?- ? glittcrln" fall mnkta a tune In the air, tolling down. {William Allingkam. ANGELIC Al,ORAri0f'' Their golden harps t hey t0?*t Harps ever tun'd, tbat *llttt ring by their side Like quivers hung, ana with preamble sweet charming symphony they introduce sacred song, and wakert japturea high ; voice exempt, no volcse bnt veil could join part: such concord Is Xn heaven. [Milton. THE MYSTERY OF .SOD. God extecds beyond creatl. "Mi's rim, Each smallest atom hoi As the whole to him.


ocr: RKCKIVKO Seotch Herrings Fresh Peaches sad kuleuu Prune Cordial Levy*a celebrated Blttera Vermacelll and Macearccl Sweet Oil Preah Teas, for sale by JONAS P LEV \ 174 Pb. avenue, Wine, Liquor and Segar af )e lfr-tf ^


ocr: SlOTTIfctH Fillmore do Wheatland do Juat published at our Plaao and M?s|e ft-?? M ? JOHN F. L Lis


ocr: 0BAN0E ft ALEXANDRIA f 6Mig?a?n Q-reat Southern Mail Line! ?TTWIClt I) A I L V ??? {BUHDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED) Between WRRhinpton City and the South! _ VIA: ALEXANDRIA, GORDtiNSVILLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 0 a in. and T |? m. Fare from Washington to Richmond.......So &0 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Vrt? of Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE _ PAGE,for ALEXANDRIA,a tance of six inlles,Hllowing ample tlm^o^IeSls rickets procured on the boat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route,as It l*? coNTiif rous link or first class MON*DAD *RnM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH ^ pASSENGERSand BAGGAGE b i without cost to the Depot of the Petersmirp Railroad j. R nicklIN, dcc 7-tf TMcket Agent, Alexandria.


ocr: NEW JtWtLKT STORE. hirsch late of paris, has opened a new store of Frencn FANCY GOODS and JEWELRY, on Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Mar-1 Set, (the store formerly occupied by Mr WlBlan.) to which the attention of the citizens is called. Hp keeps on hand BREASTPINS. EARRINGS, BRACELETS. KINGS,CHAINS, and a general assortment of JEWELRY.


ocr: PRIBRAM kCO.ifr, the ladies that they wIIIjJrV open on Saturday, the 6th ofDecem-Tn^ the handsomest stock of WINTER BON TS and finest HEAD-DRESSES ever offered Washington. dec 5-3w 277 Pa. ave , bet. 10th and 11th sts. FOR *- HHiftTMAft. (MIKING GLASSES, ALL SIZES, WILL t* >o'd low for cash JOHN WAGNER. 256 Pa aveiuie, dec l?-tf Klrkwood|H( uet.


ocr: ORANGfc & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Line! 19- TWICE DAILY -f| (SUyUAY NIUHTS EXCEPTED? Between Washington City nnd the Sooth! VIA: ALEXANDRIA. GORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND. Leave Washington at 6 a. m. and T p. m. Fare from Washington to Richmond 95 OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Frtt Charge, to STEAM ER GEORGE - ?JT? fc, PAGE, for ALEX ANDRI A, a dls-JgSSEKl tance of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals. Tickets procured on the ooat. Expedition and Comfort are secured by this Route, at It lsacojtTiNtrors link op first class railroad from ALEXANDRIA TO RICH THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE carried without cost to the Depot of the Petersburg J. R. NICK LIN, dec~-tf Ticket Alexandria.


ocr: A1ARKIED? 'b'rRev J- Butler. JNO .toMARY , ,JANfc, daughter of the Hon. John J. of this city. * ' On the 13!h instant, by the Rev. G.V. PI F.RrtON ii. READING, Esq.. of Oall to FANNIE W , daughter of the late Washington, U. SS. Navy. DIED. On the 14th lnstantr JULIA, Infant and ^lizi Thomson, a^ed 3 3 days.


ocr: Medicines. DOCTOR HOOPLA HD'I CELEBRATED PRBPARKD BY Dr. C. M JACKSON,Philadelphia, Pa., WILL BFFBCTUALLY CUBB LIVER COMPRINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUSDE ?* bllitv, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all Dis eases arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomach. The pr -prletor, In calling the attention of the public to this preparation, does so with a feeling of the utmost confidence In Its virtues and adapta tlon to the diseases for which It is recommended It is no new and untried article, but one that has stood the test of a ten years' trial before the American people, and Its reputation and sale Is unrivalled by any similar preparations extant. The testl mony In Its favor glven by the most prom inent and well known physicians and Individual* in all part* of the country is immense, and a care ful perusal of the Almanac, published annually by the proprietor, and to be had gratis of any of his agents, cannot but satisfy the most skeptical that this remedy Is really deserving the ereat cel ebrity it has obtained Principal office and manufactory No. W? Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. .READ THE FOLLOWING: n, ~ Moboantowi*, Va .August4,1855. Dr C. M. J ackso."*?Dear s?lr:?The sales of the Bitters are Increasing, an4 what speaks vol umes in thelrfnvoris tint all who have used them speak highly of their effects No medicine thai 1 sell gives such general satisfaction, and the de mand for It exceeds all precedent; and I assure you It affords me pleasure to sell such a remedy Our physicians nolonger scowl at it, but are com pelled to acknowledge Its Intrinsic value, and the Sreater paM of them have had magnanimity suf cient 'o lay aside their prejudlcles and prescribe It In their practice. Respectfully yours, F M. CHALFAN*. For sale by storekeepers and druggists In ever\ town and village in the United Staies. Price 7? cents per bottle. u-^;?ri.-?!L3?AN' Washington, and JOHN S KID WELL, Georgetown, Agents. Je 7-flm


ocr: n. ??. IIAKVKT, (Bsccassoa to Jambs F. Habvit,dicbasid,) UNDERTAKER, ,1o 410 Sivtntk strui, u and H, leave to inform the that sue baa in her employ the tt?? ?a me persona that were for inert v In ti.' -otabllshment, Cf- i e'ent to conduct the Undertaking Business: ar.it hat every attention will be given to calls day or night, as heretofore. m It


ocr: NEW STOVE H0U8I. THE GREATEST COOKIITO STOVE EVER INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,<>09 In Ise. Four sizes: Jls. #, 7.0,9, UALLAOHKR'S CBL1B B A TBS MORNING STAR, DOUBLE OVEN COOKLSKi STOVE. The Best, the Che*r?**t. most Substantial and ?>o?i Perfect Cooking Stove In the Union 13,(All) of ffres* Start* are now in *utteisful optratton This splendid Cook Stove ha* now been t tor-; ou^hly tested during the last four year*; they operate In the best and m?*?t satisfactory manner. 1 bars fully tried them with wood and oal, and sfroagly rsiommend them They are heavy and very durable, anil the design U neat and beauti ful. W ltL a moderate tire, thi* Stove will Bake tnree kxive* of Bread. Rua*t a Turkey, iioil two Dinner Pot*, Broil a Beefsteak and heat the water for washing, ail at the same time You are respectfully Invited to call and examine the above splendid Cooking Stove, " GaLLA UflKR'S MORNING r*TAR " PUdotte A. J. GALLAGHER, Philadelphia GALLAGHER'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Patented, 193b. A New and Splendid Large Oven t'LAT Tor COO KINO STOW, FOR COAL OR WOOD ffsar Sizes: No. 7. A tf.


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ocr: TIPHAM * HORFLII'I NEW AND CHEAP ?ADDLE. HARNESS AMD TRUNE ST0E1, 190 Seventh st , opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. MESSRS TOPHAM. I ate of Philadelphia, and SgP^^NORFLKT of this city, f respectfully announce to tlielr Wends and the public, that they hare com the Saddling Business at the above stand, they will make and keep ooastantly on a large and superior assortment of? Mens' and Boys' SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS. HARNESS of description, both for city and country use. kinds oi TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR BAGS Ladles' SATCHELS, TRAVEL INS BASKETS.and FANCY WOI^K BOXES. BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS, HAME8. Horse, Spoke, and Dust BRUSH CARDS, CURRY-COMBS, SPONGES, All material used will he the best that Can be and both ef us having been practical for severnl yearn, we feel confident that work cannot be surpassed, either for style or By unremitting efforts to give satis we hope to merit, and respectfully solicit, share of public patronage. Particular attention paid to covering Trunks repairing all kinds of work. Sadaiers' tools constantly on hand, nov 7?tf U1N E EXTRACTS KOK. THE HAND KERCHIEF. a munro have just received a fresh supply of LUBIN'S EX which they warrant genuine Also, MAUGKNET and COlfDRAY'S, and French Pomades and Extracts; Phalon's Invigorntor. Lyon's Kathairon, Haule's Kau Lus tral. snd Barry's Trlcopherous, which they can at New York prices. Those la want of any of the above, or anything In the Fancy and Millinery line, would do well to alvs us a call, when we will be htppy to wait their orders HUTCHINSON ft MUNRO, No 310 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and lOthata. maf IS- tf ENGINE FOR


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ocr: TUfHAN k NORFLIT'I NEW AND CHEAT ADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK 8T0RI, 490 Seventh st .oppositeOdd Fellows' Hall. MESSRS. TO F HAM, 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 a large and superior assortment of?Mens', and Boys' SADDLES, BRIDLES. WHIPS HARNESS of description, ooth fbr oity and country use. kinds ot TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR BAGS. Ladies'SATCHELS. TRAVEL ING BASKETS,opd FANCY WORK BOXES. BLANKETS. COVERS, COLLARS, H AMES. Horse,Spoke, and Dust BRUSH. CARDS, curry-COMBS, SPONGES, Ail material used will be the best that can be and both of us having been practical for several years, we fed confident that work cannot be surpassed, either for style or By unremitting efforts to give satis wc hope to merit, ana respectfully solicit, share^>f public patronage. Pastfcular attention paid to covering. Yruaks repairing all kinds of work. Saddlers: tools constantlv on hand. mev 7?tf


ocr: HEW STOVE H0U?I. THE GEE\TE3T COOKING STOVE INTRODUCED hYTO THE UNITED STAT?S. FOR COAL OR WOOD. 13,006 In Use. Foar slzss : lie. 6, 7, S, 0. GALLAGHER'S CRLIIRATII UORHI.1G STAR, DOUBLE Orgs COOKIW STOVE. The H?t. the Che?p?st, most Substantial and mou Perfect Cooking Stove In the Union. 13 UJU of ihtSt Slav.* art no if in success/ml op -ration This sp<*r I'd Cook Stove has now been thor oughly tested d lrlag the last to ir year*; they operate In the oe*t aid most satisfactory manner. I hire fall/ tried t'aem with w >od aid coal, and s!r>agl7 re ;orum ?nd the n. 'Paey are heavy and very du'able, and the deu^n Is neat and beautl fril. With a molera'.e a.-e. this Stove will Bake three loaves of Breid. Roast a Turkey, Boll two Dinner Pots, H-oll a Beefstei'c and hea: the water for washing, all a* the nme time Vouare raioectfuily invited to call and examine the above splendid cojktng Stove. " G\LLA GHtfR'S MORNING dTA* " Patant*e: A. J. G ALLAGHER, Philadelphia. GALLAGHER'S SUNRISE AIR-TIGHT, Patented, 1*36. A New and Splendid Large Oxen FIA T TOP COOKING 8 TO VB,


ocr: HEW 8 T 0 V E HOUSE. TEE GREATEST COOKING STOVE EVER INTRODUCED IS TO THE UNITED STATES. FOR COAL OR WOOD. In Use. Fear aicas : Ns. b, 7, ?5, 0. UALLAfiHKR'S CILlBliTU) MORNING STAR, DOUBLE OVEN COOKING STOVE. The Best, the Cheapest, moa: Substantial and most Perfect Cooking Stove In the Cnlao. 13,000 q/ tkeu Scales are now m tncass/ui operation. This splendid Cook Stove has now been thor o*>^hly tested during the last four years; they opera!** in the best and mo*t satisfactory manner. I hire fully tried them with wood and coal, ana stroujly re'omm'md them. They are heavy and ver/ dii-ahle, and the design Is neat and beauti ful. With a moderate Are. this Stove will Bake three loaves of Bread, Roast a Turkey, Boll two Pots, Broil a Beefsteak and hea: the water washing, all at the same time. You are respectfully Invited to call and examine the above splendid Cooking Stove, 4> QALLA MORNING STAR " A. J. GALLAGHER. Philadelphia. OALLiUHEK'S AIR-TIGHT, PtUlM, )??. A New and Splendid Large Oven