Evening Star (Washington, D.C.)
October 25, 1854

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VOL. IV. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1854. NO. 567. the evening stak published every afternoon, (KXrSPT SUNDAY,) Jt tio: Star Buildings, c-orner Pennsylvania menu* and Ulevrnth strut, By ft ALIiAi ll IIOHK, \VU be served to subscriber* iu tht: ?t Wa.?h mfton.Gt J'!?iOW,,? Alexandria. Ra!tiir.>re and Phila driphw, at SIX AND A QUA9KR CENTS, pay? we'-aty w the Agents. To mail subscribers the sut>?cnpfion (vice is THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS a year in advance, TWO I?OL LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR lor THREE MONTHS. (J^Sihot.i conn on* c*n. UNUEKTAK WW, Jtc. CABINET MAKER UNDERTAKEN mdW undersigned would reep*>ctfally inform hu L fri-als. acquaintances, and the public gersra'^ th?t he still continues to execute all orders in hi' lia- of businMs in the b?t naaasr and at the short eft notice. II.SPAm.TII? neatl? aud promptly ese^Bt&O tii3*Ml?> J WILLIAM PLANT A CO f?lV DERTAKKti ?reeideno* 418 ecth street. be w?tu ti and H strata. in erment* pr ?ar?d in rvnjr groan J or oemeter.. Coffins, Cap* phr-iads, Carriages, Hearre, and every article fJr' in -meats ?>t tue bjst quality furnished at #bor! notice, on the mm r?*-ouaMe and ?t h.>or-? of th? ni ialmf- rmu them th-t, with in-fi39H3flEfi creased facilities, he is _ prepared to at.and to ?d oraers in uis iine ot business w ,Ui pr-xi, vue?? and dispatch. He gives his persons! a: &-2t.oa to ndwrtaking, and those roquirmg hii terntarwn always Una him careful and obLgiu,' ta.-J at^nd -ab>aet making line he tras s to hv ?tle to BITS ^LL.f-cuon ae heretofore. Ilia esUbl.elin;.>r: t uon^a areaue.Nos. 18i aQt| i88f 17tV aai 13tu First *Ard, W^hinginV _ JOSEPH GAWLBK, _oct lm Cabinet Mafcar and Undertaker. UNDKRTAKaR. IWOULD r^p-v;tfully renirn mv thanks to it* TitUeiti ox Wellington and its vicinity for the r p.vr pitr";:^> and say :hat ovr? eferytaia^ taat is requisite to my burine*.., ail ao therefore luily prepare their entire satisfaction. JAMBS F. iIALV'JIY, wo r. 41 7th et-? between Q an-I Li. H. 3. alia attended to &t af the dead havk,. just be?n dedi-jated with appropriate oeremcnte br til* purpose., is uow open for the veceptlou of th? remains ^oeaaed perioc#. The MaIJ^JLICUVI has capacity for t hundred bo ngard to th- ;s>to, whi h wiU not be pat up public? tor sale, (aithough they us- Miy fcrins a preuiiar;.> making tie early section of lots tae no? 4016. Uatil an efflt* is established in the city of Wash m^t?n, applications wjii be patctnaliy at ?nd?a to at the pre^nt oflw, Sa the e*ac r. Bighth etreat, opposite Centre Markst. oet 8?lm TAKE NOTICE NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED. PW. BROWSIAO, Merchant Tailor, f* avenue, under the Unitwd State* Ho tel woutd respectluliy ixtf >rni his customers anl the pabiic generally that he has just re ceived new Fad and VVi .ier goads in gr-at variety, such -IriCtu, Cassim?res, and Vesting th*? latest importation, aud preparwl to have them ni*.le up ut the dnortoa: no'ice in the most f^hi^u abie raaa^er ai>a it low rat?? of prices. Having mvle a'ra ?gem-L.t to go into the Ready madei 'icrtnmg baainese ex tensy^ly this season, b? ieeis contt-i'U that he cau ott-r t^ th ee wishing t purch*ii- a sto'i of 0;?hing, not inferior to any iu thii? city, and not ma le up at the Morth, as is u.*u ally the case ?jth wor* sold here; but cut in hi> own establishment, and made by our own needy cit i*en* in this dull *-ason at low rates of prices, he i* enabled there or, to compete with northern work in po.nt of prices; anl an to quality anl style, ha ml: l?*v? for tho.-?? who favor niu with a call to iudge Me caa t?-ll whole suita, Coat, Pants, and Vest, a the io?lowiog low rate*: Uo:>d sur for b usiness parposee, out of cloth or c^s siaiere, fo !i# small hum of. |15 I?-^5s Mill ir >?a 0>?a s, from $1U to Uvero-j?ts of different styles 12 to 26 Biaca anl fincy f?u aloons $3 50 to lo Silk aud Velvet Vest* *i 50 to 10 This sto^k of On thing is of a saparior quality aci Las t??so oiada up since he received the :all and vint r lashioas lie iw constantly on hand a large assortment oi la^-cy art: dea?such aa Gloves, Ctavau, Collars L trellis, Ac. Sole Agsnt for the sale of Scott's Report of Fash k>n* iu thir- city. sep 16?tf HEAD QUARTERS^ C?rner of T*iirtctut/i and K struts, near Oa T'ntulrt f The proprietor of this faJ abllc house, Mr. William \kfa|y Ureaeon, haa refitted, ren ovated, and prepared his4 e?tabli-f.ment lor the a^oommodation oi vi iiers in Bucb a manacr that he trusts will give fud satWac tiou to ad who extend t? him their patrona^s. He hi- i .ade i^rrangemenU to have the very best ot oYSTaKS, ?"d with the best in the line. Making his acknowledgment* lor pa?t enaviura^ement, he respecliuiiy invites a con tinuanae of the same, with every intention aud ex ertion to pieaee. lew Boarders cau tyj oumfortablaaooraimo dated. eep 6m F0& POOB AND LABORING MEN. SMALL BUILIsINO l/jis of IU leut or mi'rt.', in variouii parts of the City, and Ueotgetova, at k>* pr and terms to suit. LLOYD A CO. bUILDlKQ STONE For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves !n Washington, Georgetown, or Aie^uudha. LLOYD A CO. For sale, a large anl handsome CARRIAGE and HARNESS LLoYi> A OO ioth street, epp Treasury Department. Jt ah-ir CluAli llJJi, "al shovel Ash Buc* U, Oindel j Sifters ani fuue, (o)uipiet? u one.) Shovel and Toi gs, F k-rs, Shovel ana Tong-* b.snds, Blower St*u is, Fen le-a, Fire Car ie a, Ac Ao. A iarg? supply of the a ov~ go y are at liberty to make use of my name in rhti suppert of the good effect* of Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, as it has cured me in five we**ks of a chronic Inflammatory Rheumatism, contracted under tropical climates, and ot seven years' periodica I duration. I have only used three bottles, and fin-t th-t even the deformed parts of my hands are fafi :eturning o the^r former natural appearance I have been under tue treatment of several pl.> sicians in London and Paris, without any apoareo benefit; also, while in New Ttrk, having tried the 'ihompujnian and Homoepathic remedk*8 a tier hav ing been tormented with galvanic ba teries, c complished a perfect cure I have us.?! il sT..rei: medioinrs fr*jca tir u> time, b"t ha=>- never been able to acrourt for uny appar-n* good, and i o biocoiug io etrioken humanity that thatmedi.-ta" found whioh po*(*se?? the won^pr- u? power of pr longinghuman life The many eurer it has wrwstf t u a snficlsn. gnarr.ijt'se of the ben?fi:*'ai rest:'' which nay be eryerien^ed ff?n its use. Ycuij rfiapectfa^'y, J. Ct?ar.M^ Hat. C".!l snd get pamphlets gra?\ snd see tut^f Cough, Brcnc\His, hivjirjitxxm, Neuralgia, Pytpetr sia. FTrvci-x*: and Gen iral Weakness. As a fema. tiediciaacr for dali .sate children we bslie/ait ui. e-juale-?. *?-*>ldby MORTIMER k MOWBRAY, 140 Bait more ;;tr*5t, Baltimore, and 304 ^roadway, Ne* Ycrk; CHA3. STOTT k CO., VIMER, J. B. MOORi P. B. OLA-HUE, CLAilKK A BOWLING, W. ELL! ,/jTx, and ii Watbir.?rf??n: atfeo. by R 5. Jr. CISjIL, Georgetown; and C. CJ. BERR^, Alexandria, and by Dr g^ifts everywhere. aug 81?tr TAKE NOTICE. H0D3SILF.3PERS and others are reminded tart the fbllowinit list of articlee are of the ver> >c8t de-wripH-en, and can be purchased from the salt ?riber on sa lew terms as aay ether house in tfce -ity. A ltrg? issortnient tod supply always oa oils of all kinda Qoeenswart Psictfl Bru*hea OamphJae Clocks Varnifth f^mps Tarpentire OhanJelWti Wladovr Oirandoioa China Vaeoa fiarthsnwars Brittannia Ware Glass kz.} Ac., Ac. Qooda sent to any r**1 ?f charge. Oountry dealers will do well to call. 0 8. WHITTLESEY, 7th Ptreet, opp. 8elden A Withers' Bank, mar IT?tf KKMITTA5CE8 70 IiLKLAlTD, |J*IIR8RiprieiQg some of the bwst anl latest patterns, b* ??n received, and that they are now prepared to s* at the lowest rate*-- Persons in want ?-f i Mill Work generally. Will furnish Saw Mills, all kinds of Casting* Vrou^ht and Cast Iron Pipes, and everything :n th. Iron line generally. Two small KXGINtS on hand and for sale. Fe of "Tile Inventors' Protection Nations Union" is on 7th street, opposite the East Por aco of the Patent OSioe, and Lt now ready to stt?n the businetw of its members, namelv: in niakin. a'aination"- and soliciting patents, Ac. inventors are invitwl to oall and get a oopy of th* jo&stUuuon and By laws, and where any informs tion will be given respecting the Union. AU letters on business must be directed t? this oi lee, where attention wiil be given immediately. A model snop is in connection with the office where models can be made to crier at the sbtrte^ aoiioe. T. G. CLAYTON, ap 10?ly President T. P. v T* PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, AXL TINNING. r|lU8 undersigned, having added G-vs-Fitting to X their former business, are now prepared to ex e -ute all orders in that line, in the cheapest, mi.-s expeiitio'js and approved manner. PLUM LING and MNNIVest remedies ever used for diseases of the Kidneys, (ladder, Ac. Prioe 60c. Da.J.S. HOATb NlBVOUS AUTD IKVI&O HA TIB 0 cents a bottle. Db. J. 9. Rosx's Dtspxptio Oompoujtd, a sure cure or Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion, rhen taken in conjunction with his Alterative or family Pills. Price of both 76o. Db. J. 8. Rosx's Golds?* Pais for falling of th ffomb, Jfesaala Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation ;hey have a peculiar affinity for th* debilitated juscles of the female, and in no instanc? have tliey ailed in radically curing those distressing com plaints females are so often subject- TiS* 60 cent* Dr. J. 3. Rosx's Anti-hilious or Raiuioad Pills.? ihese> pills are not warrants to cure in every mal ?ly or dlaease incident to man, but they are a grana ?medy for a Bilious state or the system and coci uon 'evers. When used with Dr. Rose's Tonic Mix are, will cure the most stubborn cases of Bilious -ver or Fever and Ague. Price 12% and 26c. Db. J. S. Ross's Sabsapabilla Compound, for all iiin Diseases and for purifying the Blood, it is so* >enor to all others. Price 60c. and $1. Da J. 8. Rosx's Klixib or Opium, free from all the ?ad effects of Opium or Laudanum, such as Head ohe, Constipation, or Sick Stoma: i. Prioe 26c. All whose Constitutions are impaired by disease or reak by nature, should read Dr. J 8. Rose's "Medi al AtfVteer, (which contains a d?scriptioa of the Lbs ia>*es of oar climate and the mode of treatment.) It ea be had without charge of Z. y. Giiman, Charres Stott A O W. EL GLlman, -flu W- Nairn, Patterson A Nairn, D. IS. Clark, i H McPhersf.u, William T. l?s.as, Kid well A Law ?nee, J. B. Moore, Washington; J. L. Kidwell, ieprgetotr i; ajcl by all dealers in Alexandria. Vir. in.?. je JST? ~Liiy~ER. "TSf* JH 3GDI H*? SSIIT .j??k. ?T A. VI D I C IC TRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBTUTX. tflSEASISS OF TUB KIDNEYS AND ALL DT3EAS3S ARISING FROM' A uISORJJJSBEO liver OR STOMACH. nth a.i Coai*. ;pation, iuwnr?l I'll?*. Pu3lav" -f to tht H*srt, Aridity ci tha Noumea, Heartburn. DS^aaHorFoy' in' erw?Iga'c i-i '.ae Siowaeh-Srorj ifcee*-^ cr Fictt*r ng ai the ,?lt Ji SwHwains or ti* k V,'*6e before thsaighi, Fov?r and loll Psin it) tb? 2e?i, ?filoienuy Pe-spirslk.a, ox ?h-: Sfciii and Sy?rj,rain iis the ^.d?, Back, Uc?vt LLnbs, Ac., badden of H9%,, Surety las the 'j'iasb, i3oiiSt%nt Iiaa^icir:-^! ci evil, Kid Grer.t ^?iirecaica ol'3pL:ic3, BS ErrsCTCA'XI yJCiJS: 3* DR. HOG FLAN D 'S G?l#brat0d Gtermaa Bttteins, i'RSPAJiSD DK. C. M. JACKSON, .to. ltto Ar?h Phlia4elphl&. '?heir power over the above cUseaees is aotczoeilwj foiuall*!, by any other preparation in iha itin an the cures attest, ic cueny c%?9 tiflvc 9Zir clp^y :'?3b.n3 L-ui f*Jled. i'nose bittjruore we nuy Ifee attention oT inrtli-li. '?>3ssg?ins great virtuae in the rv>ctL?.aation of u_;3 ?*3es of the Liver and le?er glanda, exE-rcising the aoat ssarchSng powers in w^aknsw and affectienc ui tie digestive or^&oa, they ate, witiil, safe, eortaia iad plsasant. El ID AND BX OOtr/lNCJED. PniLAffgLP-na, March, 1,19W. Dr. 0. M. J?ckson: Dear Sir?For the paat two '>*rB I have tx??n severely aflUcted with Liver Com ?iaint, Dyspepsia, Bilious Diarrhoea, and Piles, sol -ring in a great decree constantly, tke pains and in onvenienoee attendant upon such dL'wases, witfco-'. jergy, being scaicely able to attend t? any ba?i i-"8s. I ioct a grf any kind, and feel like a new man. I nnhesiiat ngly reoommtnd your Bitters to all invaikiB. Toars. lesoectfiiliy, JOHN R. CORY, Ko. 12 Lagrange Piaot W? #1. A.dM.nac, pnb. of the Argno, We^t-oo, rfo., July 17,1S61, said: "I waj Ut sainmcr so very ow aud weak as not to be able to stand at the ease lger than one hour at a time. I tried one bottle ?f your German Bitters, which entirely curvd me. I 4*ve used two bottles. I sent two bottiee 160 mile* >ra here to a friend wbo had been sick for a long le; he has also been cured by them. I believe Hem to be superior to any medicine new in use." JU. B. F?rk!n?, Marietta, Ohio, 7eb 22, lWi ??id: "Your Bitters are highly priied by these wh. ve used them. Jtnacafi-s fci IJ ver Complaint, ai 0'iJ standing, which had resisted ike skill of se> ?ril physieiant, was entirely cured by *he a Co., Janesville, Win. iept. 1861, s^d: "Your German Bitters are deserved .y popular here, and aiaoDg all the prepared medi -ii.'.?s on our shelves, none have we sold which have ;iven the satisfaotion of Hoofland's Germau BJitera." June 'id, 1852, they said: "W? recommend theia ae an invaluable spring and summer medicine." W. M. Orr, Wooeter, O., October 2d, 186S, ac^d "Vcu axk me my opinion ot the German Bitters, i uave used them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, anu uke pleasure in staong that i it ink thoy are t^o rery best rem'vly extant for the above o>ompla?nt/?~ (Vy are dtddMUy in tic adixuuic of ai* the prcprt drry medicines of the day." %*Mr. Orr is a distingcJeted lawyer of Woostai. These Bitters m b xsrmtLr vkxtablb. They twer pro? irate the t*tU r*, but imn$oraU it. for sale in M^eaingt^n by Z. D. QlLMAti. la Georgetown by J. L. KXDWXLL. In Alexandria oy J. R. PLKRPONT In iiirhmonu Ly faiinStLL, LADD A CO. Iu Baltimore by CANBf A HATCH In to DAVIS A M1LLSR la do SBTU tfANCl. In do a4ACP??R80N A MARSHALL. In Norfolk by M. A. SANTOS A 8-jN And by rospettable d*.le? In medicine every Whwa. fr?lv WABBEITS IIMPROVRB FIHK AND WATKR-PROOF I COMPOSITION ROOFING. E take pleasure in calling the attention of w parties contemplating building, to this high ly popular roofing material, which had been in ex tjujive use throughout the cities ot the Western St, 3i miler aud back, three times a week. Leave Harrisbur; Monday, Wednesday and i'ti day at ?0 a m Arrive at Pine (irore gam* days by 7 p m Leave Pin? Grose Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat, n:da> at 4 a n Hn i?}ye SLHarrjbv Bame by 6 p m. So. 01 .?From ilaLanojr, by Greenbrier. Line Mount?in, Upper Mahanfango, and Bar t0 Mnersviila, miles and back, twlc?a?eek. ?nrt F^d;y at fl a m Arrive at Min? svilie same d?y by 6 y> m MinersvMe Tuesday and Saturday at 6 Am.e at Maban?y same days by 6 p m. For form of proposal guarantee, and certificate, and alfo instructions unbracing condition!* to be in oorporated in the contact to the extent the depa.: ent may deem proer, see the advertisement in viting proposals for mil *rvice in the fctatae of N. Jersey, Pennsylvanl.Delaware, Maryland,and OLi' dateo the 22d of Septmber, 1854. oct 18?eo4w cautionT 1XTK the underained, r,0,Jers, have jointly r.? 11 soived that jwe detect anv p?raon orper^ouf hereafter in buyig. selling, filling, or collecting bottles with the toiowing names on, vix: Maacn a \tuj. Arny Sinn, McKee? A MoOrann, Jobr ilcKeoa, unless ?ithor:eed by us 90 to do will be prosecuted to theitmost extent 0/ law. JoHN MaKEON. ARNY 4 8HINN, Georgetown. Washington, Set 26.1864 m rewariT WE will give (he above re war 1 to any persoi. who wil give us such in'ormation ah wiij le?d to the deletion and oonviction of any person cr persons who my, sell, fill, or collect our botti** without being aithoriced by us so to do. AKNY a. 8HINN, nep 27?eolm* JOHN MaKEON PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT. fji*^,w and second-hand PIANOS of If V ri'niy f Seasoned Lumber a* ?a:r pri ct* ana on reasonable terms. Persona desiring tu jjut up iramo buildings can have estimates furniahki by cnliiBg ar thf yard On hano, a fine lot 0! Cedar Po.Tta. Sf p 28?8aw4w CKlPPS A WALLER. NOTICE. LAND WARRANT No 85 5S7 for forty acres, un-: der the ac: of ffeptetnbfr, 1850, it;sre The InebrittU's Hut, by Mrs houthwoith Kansas and Nebraska, by E C Hale Isabel Carrolltcn, a Pers nal Ratroapect, by Kneller Glen Melcta on Ch ldbfd Fever# Kolliker's Mim>so?pical Attatom? Drake on t^e prluoipsl diseisv (.secivC TAYm>?- HAUKY'e Bookstore, ne;ir Otl. Bt. lor oi OLJ) NjM@PjLFMAfi r01i 84LK A\ THIS OincS, a?J 34-tf EVENING STAR. Be-Appearance of the Plague in London A story ha* been circulated in this country >f the frightful re-appearance^of the London 'lague. which ravaged that city a hunched md fifty years ago, tho contagion having he^n lerlved froin bones disinterred in carrying a lew eewfr through Argyle street, by diggi. g o an unusual depth It is asserted that phy icians have pronounced that the uicease is lot the cholera, but that it is undoubtedly he plague, and that it is propagated by con agion, and is even more speedy in its fatal fleets than the cholera. The writer of mo riicle without date, which is copied from the iome Journal, says that. The disease, in a reek from the time at which it broke out. had ompletely ravaged the streets in Soho and it.* muiediate vicinity. At the present moment 'oland street, Argyle street, and others are losed against nil passers. Half the shops in legont street are shut up. The remainder re radidly clo-intr A* o'olock in tr.e ay, scarcely a dozen persons may be met with a that great thoroughfare. In those streets i rhicb the disease is mos; speedily depopuia- i ing, the dead bodies are placed in the open ir, immediately that life has departed from hem. 00 great is the fear of contagion 1 have sen in two inranses, half a dozen bodies le 3g carried off in black sacks, like bales of ooda. for burial. You will easily judge how real a fright this has created Every one tho is able to do so, b? fled. London, gen rally at this time just emptying, is now half 1 ?populated." i The London papers do not contain anything countenance this story, beyond the f l' tl" on, but it destroyed last *284 live nd 19 persons died from the allied disease 1 iarrhaj The deaths from cholera in ihe ext preceding weak were 1549, and in tLat J ext preceding 2050. The numoer of deaths ron> uii causes during the last week in L Ai- J on, in a population of 2.362-236 was 2504 i here was a district in London in which t ;0 holera prevailed for a short period fa la iiy r lat a sewer in the vicinity obtained the des 'nation of The plague pit, :?the dieaae ir> lat quarter being attributed in articles whi3h 1 ppeared in some of tho papers to the open i igs into the street in that vicinity for th" en lation of some of the newly constructeu se.v rs At a meeting of the Metropoli an Sewer lenimission. on the 26th of September, a lot g eport was made upon a thorough inve ti .a ion of the causes of the particular viruian.e 1 the cholera in that locality. It seems to have been fully amounted for y the excessively crowded p.nd filthy state of he houses, and the want of drainage coinum- t icating with the sewers recently construed nd which had been charged with being the t auBe of the disease The report of the :gi t eer, who had inspected 207 houses, represents hem as in the most diagus;ing state of filth i rom the attic to the cellar. any ?Squatters," who live in huta made of boards. I ticks, and brush-wood, whioh are of adiminu I lve vise, and very uninviting appearance 1 some are constructed on the hill sides, and no I orined as to resemble an opening into a oavo. I [hey are inhabited by a class of people sel- j Loin seen in our city, who are of a filthy ap- I >earance, poorly clad, and of a heathenish I aspect The Chief or Governor of this clan is "Joe I darrington," whom we were wont to see, I >very spring., going about the city, with asub- I icription paper in his hand, begging for mo- I iey with whioh to buy a horse. The settle- I ment is made up mostly of emigrants, and 1 principally Germans, some of whom do not j appear to understand or speak one word ofl English The sun never shone upon a more lilthy or a more degraded sot of human beings; and the only wonder expressed in regard to them is that the police have not been troubled with them before this season. Some of the females were to be seen guthering brush-wood and oarrying it to their huts, while others i were engaged in digging potatoes on farms near the turnpike, several miles from their habitation, at a shilling a barrel; but in no instance oould a man be found. This proba bly has been brought about by sending sev eral of them to the penitentiary for thieving, assisted by the fact that officers were on the track of others who had escaped from joatioe. Thb Double Exodus Those who felt alarmed lest Ireland should be drained of her laboring population under the attraotiun of free passage*, a hearty weloome, and a prom ise of plenty to eat on the other side of tbe Atlantic, will take courage from the report re cently is ued by the Colonial Land Emigrant Commissioners For the year 1853, there has been a decrease to the extent of 13,378 per sons, or about 7 percent, of the estimated num ber who emigrated in 1852. This has not arisen from any falling off in the remittances from prosperous relatives; for these increased in 1853 from ?1,404.000 to ?1.439.000. The commissioners deduce from the diminished outward movement an additional proot that the distress by which Ireland has deen so long afflicted is passing away, and that her labor ing classes need no longer despair of being able to obtain, in their own country, the means of an adequate subsistence.:' Something m u*t also be owing to the greatly diminished num bers of the class upon whom the inducements to emigrate have now to operate There haa alao been a falling off in the Aus tralian emigration but from a different cause. The newa whioh reached this country, that gold was to be haa tor tne digging and trie gather ing, led ia 1852 te a ru^k thitherward of per sr Asia in company with Lord Elphinstone be Governor of Indk From that country he ailed for China, and re-embarked for Pan ranciaoo. wbeooe be oame down the Pacific Jast to Panama oro>sod the Isthmus. and ar -I" Vork.arlj l? topu*? "A I1,* hit arrival he waa attacked by a >vere b:hous remittent fever, the malignit isease of the Isthmus He la sow oonvalea Z'i "i:v rAw"*1-wU1 r,lara Ths Acnvirr or thh Prehch Emp.bo. he Emperor flies about the Empire with eTaat kptdity One day he nppeara bESE? D?xt fiB'1* h,a? bere in Paria. One week mce saw him at the theatre applauding Ma ame Rachel, in three da;s after he ma Leuvred a hundred thousand men at Bologna r.d to-night he has returned to Paria That ardtl h1 th^? b#it *nt6re,t? France can trdly be doubted, at the same time he is not sry popular in PariH. ?o far a ca^ bero are those who have ?-?ifotien the ?up d'etat apH v-r-*-~u e re pea ed viol ai ions f hi? tnere are others who do not fancy ie censorship of the press. and who have lends in exile. Some .people aay, very na irallv, ff we were at war with Russia, why re not Cavaignac, Changarnier, and our old enerals in the East Of course everybody oow! that Napoleon fears their influence with ie -irmy. and t\>r that reaaon keep* them her# k hume. Attempts upon the Emperor's life are more cquent thhn people are a??are of Three nspirMcies to blow him up with infernal ma :in^s huve been detected within a month, id on* -ooundre! took a shot at ai-n with a isnd. without effect. The assassin waa killed ad planted ut once. Napoleon ie a man with it fear, notwithstanding these attempts He tpnses himself freely at the opera, is the reets and especially at Boulogne It is said is' he expects to die violently sometime, and at he has made arrangements to restore order case the event shall take plaae London orrrtfjotiaent Lowtt JourUat. Tua Daclphix A?ain ?The following Is ue coijy of the original, in the hand-writing the Rev Eleager Williams, now in possea on of a citisen of this place It will be seen at the age which Mr. Williams gives in this etitiva makes him eight yeara younger than ie Dauphin would be if living: "To the Master. Wardens, and Brethren oi lenomonee Lodge: '?Your petitioner humbly atateathat, having ?ng h?id a favorable opinion of your ancient istitution. he is desirous of beooming a mcm er there >f, if found worthy. He was born ?t Sault St. Louis, and is lirry-two years of age, and by profession, Le/gyman _ Eliaikk WtLuaat. "Oreen Bay, 7th October. 1824." liUfciaO CoK*e iOPavi: livery cf an lroo staam r tor th--> Laic* Sarv?y l0 b- de>lverad at tr?it, or a* tny pori of Lake fcl*, by the SOth of fi*;i ?;aa?i"w sot to om imm ISO ?at loBjf, SO te*t b;ea4lh of hwka, exclusive of fix an*. fSi- p?dJU wliGela aad wueei bouses of no* C** than XJO tone borcL:^, and depth of bold about lu, xnd to b?3 divided a* Miow* tw-vai4 of th uchinery. r?*ln ?nd mw nxca tar uu u, t m^hinery. ^Uu and u>mc room for eAoara Iso to Juive oookiLg r-OBL,stewar i rvoui, ^airy, rdtt?r ri f?t^, *nd ouKtomnr} oabin and kitaban fur dturefo: not i??s thau tw?aty bands nd tlx offleern. 'line ut-; r or oa^lu roof, u> be sufflcioutly I'm for (.?.-ternary oaa. i'ii t cr v.-h?el h/>oiou jf and Lj fuxnlsh a drawing and modal >i V.* b at. The i i t) be ?a;? p 11?*J with tiro good yewl boats no; w 20 fotst lun^ each, an i much boat to ist? :w r/cod oara, wit'i rudder and tiller. No sdvtaona to Le made on the ocntract, ??ii the ?V?r D-j itri.mou: to hev? authority, for reaaons, to the oontract void, and to adverse anew. The Kar Uopartmant res?rrea to Itself tbe rlgbt to accept uuy of tbe propoaals or to ra)eot tbe wb^ie and to advertise anew. The boat t? be a hie at oomtoou steam pteesure to maintain a speed of ten miles tbe hour, to be supplied with suitable ooal bunkera, of sicthng not lew ihan 100 tons of eoal Materials to be of the beet quality, put In e workmanlike manner, ???i all euatomary pre 3KUtion and hxiares for atrength, agalnat lire, to be ot eeiyeo. The boat to have not leas than 20 adequate water Buckets. lh? Eteem engine of fost ouality, to be of the low pre&iutv kiid, vritb tbe best reowat improvemeuta. Wneu tin- boat is reported ready, by tbe eontrao or. on** s i ;?ctor will be appointed br tbe War Do rtiae;:f -ne. an ofB-er o? ih* Navy, to be choeen by the contractor. Theee two to telnet a third, and t? empioy not exoeed ng t?o proi'ewlonal steam boit m?*n. Also to employ the requisite firemen, laborers. 4e rveivKl as xvidenoe that the contractor ha( fu elled h'? oumraot; also as evidence ?f expenen of in?i.ection and trial, one hair of tend expenaee tc paid uy tko (Joked *t 'ttinr. and one half fcyr th? eantractor. JL J. CaJ.loiteT3p Sa x-p HI?i"iUitfc?WtSovl KOK SALE?Tbe riop GMO. ITd&fl. ^^^ISGTUX, lyicff at 17 th ut VV Bbeieii gv>-y Allium ortier. ^eF?n tons freight. For term ei.quire ai the ddnw '^th aud K street*. ana 22?tf NEW STORE!?NEW S10RE GEORGE W1LLNER, Paper Hanger sad Upholsterer. 404 Ninth street, near K. RKTL'RMN? thanks tor the wry liberal patroi age already bestowed on one fran mj Mend &ud customers eiace my removal to the new st?n< 1 respectfully invite public attention to nr lar| and superior stock of Paper Hangings for flail sale embracing an elegant assortment ef real Pfrne Gold and other Parlor styles, all qualities, Lam scape Vl*w?, panel papers, lor balla, Jtc-, with small variety of low pi iced papers of derirabie ooio and patterns. Purcbesers will ftnd if to their advantage to gl" mn a oall. Paper put on In the beet manner and at abo notice. t pbolrlery OoOde. su<& Union and worst Dumast!*, Muhliu end Laee Oartaina, Qtlt Oorniei Lauds nad orneinents Qi't and lioeered <*had re?lv?i itom th- ftew o*k uunaJkctun e<ja?a niu? a?ct iozi$ are beautitu's Feaibes Beds ai Hattretvg. Oilokths la^d and Carpets eut and WHn m i most ec nomioal and neatest Oft 14?lm

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EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY AFTLBNOOIT .October25. 0^y"Thc large circulation of the Stab mikesit the most desirable advertising me~ ili'im in the District. It has more readers m the citie* of Washington, Georgetmon, and Alexandria, than c!l th* other Wash tngtondailies combined.

EF" Persons wanting he Evening Star in Baltimore, can procure it early every after noon at Uenry Taylor s Newspaper Depot "Sun Iron Buildings." STIBll Oi Tiii. jilGESISG ?B2S5. The (Jtiton having recently blown a flourish o ^trumpets over an alleged achievement of the Intelligencer, in at length telling something o the truth with reference to the existing anti-slavery propensities of the Northern Whig party, the latter journal says "We are glad, however, so have given plea sure to our cotemporary even by aceident. and ?we will not foifeit the jewel of its approba tion by disclaiming the mer.t, so rare, which it commends its lor; and. as 'one good turn de serves arother, we would propose to our grat ified neighbor that he reciporcate the pleasure we have given him. by trying a little truthful experiment ot his own regarding Democr tic short comings We are sure that the novelty of the thing will be quite exhilarating to him self, as well as a treat iu his loaders.' The U iron rejoices that the sentiments of leading Democrats over the whole country are alike, and quotes Bigler, Wiley P Harris, and A. C Dodge, to make good that assertion. The organ also points to the present silence of General Soott, Rut us Choate, Wm M Mere dith and Mr Fillmore, while Cass, Douglas, et. at. of the Democratic side are defending the rights of adopted citizens, as a significant commentary on the integrity of the '-sweet Irish brogue" and "rich German accent" no tions of the Whig* in the last Presidential can vas. The Sentinel comments upon General Caz JjfJP 3 operations in'Dominica, and conceives mat Uuvw will flow from them. NEW BOOKS. Taylor A Maury kindly send us Nos. 7, b and 10 of "Martin Merrivale, his X mark," by Paul Creyon, illustrated?Boston; published by Sampson A Co. Also, "Agriculture; its essentials and non essentials; including an examination of the properties of Guano and other Manures." by H. N. Fryatt, of Bellville, N. J ?New York; publisaed by T. L. Magagnos A Co., 1854. This is a short practical treatise, in which the writer combat* much of the prevalent widely received theory of agricultural improvement. Though its positions are antagonistic to the views of most of the scientific agriculturalist* of the day, it contains much interesting and valuable information for farmers Also, A popular treatise on the Skin and Hair, their preservation and management," by Erasmus Wilson, F. R. 6 republished (second American edition) by Blanchard A Lea, Phila delphia, 1854. This work is intended and well calculated, indeed, to teach all who know the value of such information, how to preserve those blessings a clear and clean skin and a good head of hair t? old age. Also, "The Freaks of Fortune," by J. B. Jones, from the prolific press of T. B. Peter son, Philadelphia. Also, "The Inebriate's llut; or the First Fruits of the Maine Law." by Mrs. S *A Scuthwerth?Boston; published by Philips, Sampson A Co New York, by Jas. C. Derby, 1854. This is, of course,-a pro-Maine law novel, and is said to be in high favor with those who uphold such legislation, especially. Also, "flow-a-days," Ne* York; T. L. Ma gagnos A Co., 1854 This is a very interes ing tale of Maine backwood's life, which has already become one of the most popular pub lications of the day. Also, "A Tennesseean abroad?or letters from Europe, Af rica, and Asia," by Randal W. McGarvock, published by Redfield, New York, 1854. We commend this little volume to all on this side of the Atlantic who may de sire to obtain useful and entertaining informa tion of men and things abroad. It is a charm ing book, indeed. Our thanks are also due to Silas H. Hill, Esq., for a printed copy of his able remarks in the Beard of Aldermen in favor of his proposition for a subscription of $500,000 to the Metropo litan Railroad. K^^Joe Shillington has sent us Graham's Magazine for November It is the best num ber ef that publication that has been issued for a long time. |y 1 he only State officer to be chtfsen in Illinois on the 7th of November is a State Treasurer. The Democratio incumbent and oandidate, John Moore, of MoLean county, is opposed by James Miller, of Blooming:on, upon whom the Whigs, Abolitionists, and Know Nothings have united. The vote upon this officer will be the proper test of popular feeling in the State. py Ihe treaty with Dominica, lately con cluded by a commissioner from our govern ment, it is said, provides for the full recog nition of Dominica by the American govern ment. Americans are to be allowed to hold and cultivate land and work mines in that ooontry without being required to become naturalised. lefcT* The New York Tribune of yesterday says: "The influx of immigrants for the last two days has been quite extraordinary, being no less than nine thousand three hundred and forty-four." W Large numbers of machinists and other mechanics are said to be going from Boston to Cuba. The dullness of work at home probably has caused some to try their luck on the south ern plantations. Sir John Frabjclim.?The Montreal Her ald, of the 21st. contains pome few particulars, relative to Dr. Rae s statement, respecting Sir John Franklin, in addition to the telegraphic accounts. None of the Esquimaux with whom he con versed, it ought to be noted, had seen the whites," nor had they ever been at the plaoe where the dead were found, but had their in formation from those who had been there, and those who had seen the party when alive. It was at Pelby Bay, on the 17th of March, that Dr. Rae fell in with the Esquimaux, one of whom, on being asked if he ever saw white people, replied in the negative, but said that a large party, (at least 40 persons,) had per ished for want of food, some 10 or 12 days' journey to the westward. The articles found by Dr. Rae, possesses a .mournful interest They will be delivered to Sir Goorga Simpson at u early a day as pos sible. WA^aiSiixo^ ho gossip Speculation in the Public Lands?We hear that a desperate effort is being made to defeat the intention of the Delaware* in placing in the hnnds of the Government to be cold for their benefit, the body of 500)000 acres of land, ceded to be sold to the highest bidder on their account The scheme is for speOtoiators to squat on it, and then otaim pre-emption rights The Attorney General, some time cinee, de cided that such lands were not subject to pre emption Nevertheless, we are daily hearing of high-handed proceedings of squatters, {backed, in fome case*, by men ^vho, from their experience in public affairs, must know that squatting on such lands can gi\o no earthly valid pre emption claim to them.) with the view of frightening off purchaser* willing to give a fair value for the lands. The trick is usually to threaten personal violence to any one who will offer more than a dollar and a quarter for the lands?though, unmolested, at the sale there may bo persons present willing and anxious to get them at from ten to thirty dollars per acre We hear, that opposite Fort Leavenworth something similar ismow in pro gress upon the new town site of ihe contem plated town of Leavenworth, in which a pay injester and a quartermaster in the army aie said to be dabbling. It will bo well for the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of War to keep a sharp lookout upon what m?) be going on in that quarter, as it is more than likely tnat their authority only can prevent the Indians who made cessions of lands to ba sjlil oaiy fm th?!p hnn?fit. under the treaties confirmed at the last session of Congress, froiu being defrauded out of all the substantial benefit/ whieh were guaranteed to them in those conventions. We deem'it to .be our duty thus to call the atteniion of those high officers to the efforts of the speculators to defeat their sincere inten tions of protecting the Indians in all their rights, guaranteed to them by the treaties in question. Tne conduct of the bogus squatters at Fort Snelling reservation should be a warn ing to the Government, as, when persons who have been in Congress and Governors of Ter ritories, ?fcc., go to swaggering in crowds, club in hand, threatening to brain any man who ;4 interferes with squatters rights '?claiming themselves to be squatters?in order to prevent lands which would otherwise bring fifty dol lars pti ?nre, from realizing more than $1 25 per acre for the National Treasury, it is high time that the military force of the Government should be used to put a stop t0 such a state of things. By the by, nothing was sold at the Fort Snelling sale, except the reservation on the east side of the river. The General Land Of fice have been informed that the sales in ques tion were made while a combination of armed men were standing around in 3quads of ten, each squad under an officer, who threatened to have any one killed who would bid for the lands sold, which was claimed by his gang of ruffians as squatter# under the pre-omption law, which did not apply to the land in ques tion We understand that the Land Offico au thorities are causing a thorough investigation to be made, with the view to ascertain the truth of these allegations, which, if verified will of course cause the sales made under such intimidation to those present desiring to purchase at fair price*, to be declared null and void. The worst feature of the whole busi ness. is the fact that United States officers, some of them occupying high positions, are said to have been aitive promoters of this most infa mous attempt to swindle the Government ;ind citinona. We ran promise them instant dis missal, on the moment] that satisfactory proof of their complicity with this disgraceful affair reaches Washington. Keep a sharp look-out, Messieurs Secreta ries Political Slang ?We make the following extract from a letter in Monday's New York Times: Col. Mitchell wittily^emarks that Pierce made a mistake, and for once appoint 1 an honest man and a gentleman And you may confidently assure the readers of the Times, that in no way will the Governor be exercised to prejudice the interests and rights of Freedom This remark of Col. Mitchell was mad with reference to Gov. Keeder, of Kansas. It embraces an aspersion on James Buchanan, John Y. Mason. John A. Campbell, and. in deed, on every one but Gov. Keeder. appointed to office by President Pierce, all of whom are thus denounced t>y Col Mitchell as dishonest loafers. We need haruly say, that the wit'' of the remark is mere low blackguardism; such ae parses current in the polities of tho tizuos, rendered uure glaring in its imperti nence, by the history of the fracas in the bar ber shop in this city, so well known to Ml in Washington, in which the witty" a^tao- of this wnolesale slander upon hundreds of geu tlemen in all respects his superior, fared -o badly. It will be ^remembered also, that the real facts in the case wtfre disguised by tho press here jn pure charity towards Col. M in the belief thathig conduct in causing his lead to be smashed, was an exception to his general use of his tongue. This "wit" about Gov. Keeder and all the rest of those appointed to office by Pierce, however, proves that popular sympathy for him under his barber shop in fliction, was, to say the least of it, signally misplaced. A Deserting Petty Officer11 Extra Pay not to be Paid.?A case was presented, not long since, in which the legal representatives of a gpnner in the Navy, who had deserted, claim ed the "extra pay" allowed to thosa serving in California, Ac., by the act of September 28, 1850, as applied to the Navy by the acts of August 31, 1852, and March 3, 1853. The law does not, in express terms, withhold it from an officer who may desert, though it di rects it to be retained from enlisted men until honorably discharged The claim (about $1,000) was rejected by the Second Comptrol ler. Other laws, and especially the act of July 19, 1848, deny the extra pay therein pro vided for, both to officers and men, unless they are honorably discharged. Such is the gen eral policy of Congress; and it would be un just, invidious, and'absurdi'to allow the gra tuity to a deserting officer, who had so many inducements to fidelity, and to refuse it to the reckless and ignorant sailor, who may have yielded to the temptations to desert in Califor nia, which were almost irresistible to one in his humble position. Notice to Postmaster*.?Postmasters who are desirous of obtaining signature poet-bills, and whose offices, by the rules of the Depart ment, are not entitled thereto, will address Joseph T. Crowell, Esq., Now York, and not the Post Office Department; and those who, under like circumstances, wish to procure marking and rating stamps, will forward their orders to E S. Zevely, Esq., Pleasant Grove, Md., instead of the Post Pffioe Department. The Cost of the Reclamation of Anthony Burn?.?1The proceedings under the fugitive slave law at Boston, in the case of Anthony Burns, not long since reclaimed by his master, Captain Battle, of Alexandria, Virginia, cost the United States within a fraction of $27,000 for extra police and military force alone. This does not cover the usual ordinary ex penses incurred in the ctse, such as the fees of the regular officers of tho United States em ployed in the caEe. $15,000 of the above $2^,000 were duly paid this morning. Ifco Death of Gove nor Burt, of Nebraska Territory.?The dispatch in our columns, this afternoon, announcing the death of Governor Burt, near Independence, Missouri, is believed by that gentleman's friends here to convey truthful intelligence, as distressing as it is lie left here for his post in perfect health. Such are the melancholy chances of traveling in .he far West this season. A Pension Agency Removed and Pension Agent Appointed.?The Secretary of the In terior has removed tho agency for paying pen sions in North Carolina from A neville to Morganton, and appointed R. C. Pearson, of the latter place, as the agent, in room of J F. E. Hardy, of the former place. A Light House Keeper Appointed.?Wm. Flotr-her hast been appointed keeper of the Light House at Tchefunore Rh er. Louisiana, at $500 per annum, in &e place of Deinpsey Gorman, resigned. Naval Steamer Contracts ?We understand that the contracts for tie machinery of the tbroo remaining steamships (uf iho crdJr. Wasblourn, writes a long letter referring theinxious com mittee to his inaugural ad.lress, and arguing iu favor of prohibition, but declinii*rto pledge himself to approve of any law on tlL) subject Major Y ancy, the only surviving mem ber of the Virginia legislature Of 1796--W, whicli passed the celebrated resolutions, recently at tended a meeting in Buckingham, and spoke against the nomination of Henry A. Wise for Governor. .The Boston Post says It is not true that ex-Governor Boutwell was an applicant for the post of superintendent at the Spring field armory.' The Pittsburg papers-announce that th? Rev. Dr Plummor, the new Principal of the Western Theological Seminary, was instalied into office on Friday evening at the Second Presbyterian Church The trial of Dr. Beale, the Dentist, foi committing an outrage upon Miss Mudge whilt under the influence of chloroform, commenced yesterday at Philadelphia. In the Pennsylvania Legislature, thr Constantinople. The farewell addres-- which St. Arnaud had addressed to the army, dated September 26, had arrived at Toulon, ia which he says! Overcome by cruel disease, against which bo has so long struggled, he is ibliqed ro resign his command. lie pays the highest com pi i ^tnt to his .successor. Gen. Canrobert. Edward Oliver'* affairs will be adjusted. I James Mcflenry has suspended. rw^i18 8t?amshiP Pacific arrived out at Liver poo\nQ Tuesday night I ivr?pnn,rn?mer,'fal news. The sales; ofcottoiY ven.in? "Cotton to 17,000 h-,l?s, a /.X' m8'a",OU,,trd anrl 2,000 hal^s thr export spectators moderate from thr trade and tor^"'^ h* V head Tetley's circular yives the t V day (10th) at 5.0t;0 bal^Hn-ludin- l&T*!" export an.i 1,000 hales to speculator Thejl'"',,r Hour?VV^teru Canal. .Us.; Ohio, 3os. Corn?Holders are preying oit ff, marj,,.. Th? demand li? ,,,"1" iS.k"" Y??? wlwe, affi More about the Ellsworth Ontrage. [r roni the Banjro: Mercury, Oct. 21.J ?wV* Rlr?BBTTKi>.?We are sorry to see that the newspaper at Ellsworth exults over the late outrage upon Mr Bapst. It is proper to say ihat the editor attempts to oonoeal his exultation by sr-ine clumsy pretences in rJie direction of Lve for law and order, as he wmes s-..uie three column. with a bungl'tur pen, of course his true mind leaks out. The Herald-this is the name of the paper pub lished at Ellsworth?has the following in its article relating to the Papst pffair Fully improved with ibe bc.ief that e?#d oraer could uione be maintained by the ab sence of the Jesuit Bapst, at a legal town meet ing of the voters of Ellsworth, called for the purpose of seeing if the town would defray u j XP?Q8?f "he T?-tious lawsuit before alluded to, the following preamble anl res >lu t'on were read, passed unanimously, ard as town clerk we entered them upon the rec -rds of the iown 'V hereas, we have good reason to believe that \.e ere indebted to one John Bapst. H. J.. Catholic prifcsr, for the luxury of the Ia-s*uit f0?rl-!nj0jeu hj ?Ur 9chco1 committee thcio Resolved, That should the said Lap*t ever show h.wself again at Ellsworth, we will manifest to ntm our gratitude tor his kindly ?nterierence witu our public scdools. and his 8 to bsnnh therefrom the U.?|y Bihlo bv Jf?n?w cfofhLhif ?d trying on aL enUre ot new clothes, such as cannot be found at the shop of uilor; and that, wh.nthu, ,p M1 WlA* K- j ^acco f Vei-hiUsL't that ihev are making ar ang* ment? tf give a Grand Subscription Bail?n Monday evening 13th. 1854. for particulars see future advertisement. H. G. SUtKKLL. Fecretary of the ?iecutive committee. o.?tT?*f 1 Y^aXattonal Medical College, Wase |J^5 moron?the thirty third annual cour,- rt lectures will commence on the fouith Monday ia October, ana continue until March. FACULTY. Thomas Miller, M D Profe?eor of Anatomy and PhTslology. Wm. P Johnson, M. D., Processor Qf Obstetrics and DitM>H??8 of Women and Child i en. Joshua Riley, Ml),! rofestor of Materia Medic*. Tber?pe? lies, and Ovgiene John Fred. May, M D., Professor of the Principle and Practice of Smvry. Gra'ton Trier. M D, Professor of Pathology and Practice of "Redicine Lewis fl Steiner, M D., Profesaer of Chemistry and Pharmacy. Edward A. Scott, M. D.. Prose-tor and Demonstra tor of Anatomy. The facilir?s for the prosecution of practical at atomy are amp:e ?vrp? p>mii?r institutions in Kurope. thede-kf f-oni which the regular Iccture? ar? given and the wards lor clinical instructions Me under tbe same roof. Th* j'ucpleMon of the eitensive additions to the buildings since th'da ti?n oi the sick. ?iil gr?atlv rxUnd the usefulnesc of the medical and =urgi>tal clinic. The entireexpensefor a full orurs^of l^unwiRr.-fdi; Practical anatomy by the demonstrator 10 Matriculating 'ee, payable only once A 1 Graduating expense 25 Admission to the medical and surgical clinic through th? whole course without charge. *or further information address LEWIS H. 8TEINEK, M D Dean of the Faculty, office Wash ington Infirmary. TLe lectures will be piven in the afternoon and tvening, to aocommodate studen'e who have other eu^azement* during the earlier part of the day. oct 9- eotill Oth Nrv. STRAY MARK?CAME TO THE 8UR8CR1lfBR m Saturday last a small sorrfl Mare, about 9 yars old. with a blind bridle on The o*ner ic*s WALL ft STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenu*. next door to Iron ''all. cct 25 [IntANews] Garden stuf* still in tbe grodvd, consisting of fiae Cabbages, turnips, parsnips Ac., for sale, and a garden containing near 2 acres of lend ior rent. Wanted to hire a first rat* colored servant, free or si,re. KDW H. FULI ER, oct 25??t* N"?t the National Observatory. CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMING Ibave justre ceiv'rd my tlii'd suppi-ilk and G'mrure La(*"S, Mack a'd white blonds In addition tc which I ma. add Mack andoalored Velvets, Pluahes, 8a1 ins and Silbe f>r bf-aio-ts, l?c-* ?nd em' roider^d S?-ts Also, Jouvin6, unriv?ilwi; French k'd Gl? vas i t 87U ceutx, that are retailiug in Baltimore si p r p?,ir I would cail particular attention to my assor ment! of embroidered lacdt erchiffr, Collars, Lsoe Sleeves j *nd It bacds frooi auction Mrg R. A. PEACO, rt 25 dlw No 12. Centre Market Fpace. COPARTNERSHIP ROTICE. IkOOTS AND SHOE'S.?I h?ve this day associated With iij>* iu the Boo; and rhoe f>usin?ss ir.y sen, WilliaJi I. s,| children, ?rd servants; all of which will be sold a 'ittle cheaper than any other establishment i? the district. All we request is a call, ani we will do our best to those 'sho may favor us with their coatom. 'fa-* under*iirced. with maoy thanks for t>?s* p i tron?j;e so liberally bestowed upon him heretotcie, hopes it will continue for lh* ew crm THO-1 B. GRIFFf: N B ?A!' kinds of work made to order in the neatest m jnner aid at the shortest notice. oct 2fi? at TOILET 80APS. rpiIB suVcribers retu n their trunks to tlielr nu X in ere us friends and u-tomers in the Dia ri -,t rttid elsewhere for the ;at:on> their ucutl ?'tock th>y are now manuft 'ar i ig k- i* w *i hav? constancly on hond all kinds of] f.;ilet and S-.ap?, to wii'ch they inviv t i?ir attention. warrant oar reaps equal ti bio made, and will seu on as reasonable trrins as ti e ati.e article can be purchased in >>uy of the North erne ties T 0 DOXNOGHUK ft So*, ??^or^etown Oct 25 8t LUMBER, CEMENT. Ac. RN'Kli> L a.-?ortin nt of LUxiBaR, oonsiirting White Pine Boards and Plank lo Decking 1 Do Sidir-g Oak Bjard" and 3 >.nd 4 inch Plank ti-rry, ^cplai and Hemlock 100,030 Venetivn 8!ats, i ssoTted sites 1,0* 0 b.rrcls Kos?Dda'e Cement ICO do Calcined Piaster, No. 1 Fjr gaie from the wharf, on pleasing terms, by CAR it, GIK3K ft CO., oct 25?1w Bpeftr*" Wnarf, Baltimore. M i. NEW AND SPLENDID DRFSS GOODS. a UfcT c pen.d our third uppij tf ?icli ure-s Cooas, which bsvn bee i bought at ?-?tly reducoJ price', aud ivili be eold correspondingly low. Me nam* Ricu uree .silk^ of ev?ry variety Very bend^ciiie Piaid Slerind boTd?r8. some entiie y new 300 long and bquare plaid and figured Shawls Cloths, C* Burners md Vesting? Gloves, iicsiery, ladies' aid childrens* merico T?rt3 Gentlemen*' meiino and cotton i4oisery, Glomes Merit o *nd cot*on Shirts, Drawers. Ac ftc, All of whi> h will be offered at the fairest low i rhes Please call and examine for yourselves be fore buying elsewhere. 49**A11 articles sold at our establishment ere war ranted to prove as represented. MAXWtiiX, SEARS ft COLLEY, No 523, Seventh street, 3 doors above Pa. av. oct 25 4 THE EAGLE GAS-FITTING AND Plumbing Establishment, UTILE OuK>KR OF S'XTH 8TK>. T A D l'euutylvania Avenue, are now rec?i*iitr th" finest aesortuent of OH A DKLIER* and GAS FiX i'URE8 *Y?r eff-red to the citizens of Wa*hiug on. and a* the same time Mch*ap?r than the cheapest All that is necessary is to gi re a call to be oonvi need of '.bin fact Th* buperior facilities of th-'s hou?e ena.les taem to ee'l their goods and do work at a lea. rate than any of the retailers f this city, 'lhankful for the v-ry liberal patronage of the itizens of Washington and vicini-y, the proprietor assares them t: at with the addition ol a number ot the be.-t gM fitters and plumbers of Philadelphia and New York to hi1 present large force, he will be abl? to do a i woik in both brancte^ in the mo t a? perinr style, at d, as before stated, ch-aper than the cheap st JNj. UKtSK. oct 25.?dtlst Jan. FRUIT, fcHAEE ft ORHAMEHTAL TREES. J'Hui undersigned ha* to offer to th^ pub ie a very JL chu:oe collection of Fruit, Shade and Kvergreen Trees, ftc. of the very finest quality?being ih ifiy and welt grown, consisting of drawf and stand?id ?'ears, Apples, Peaches, Apricots, Plums, Cherries. Grape Tines, Quince* Lancashire Gooseberries, Cur lants, Kaspberrias. fitc. S-ade t;e--b or th most approved kinds for streets aud avenues. Khubarb roota or all the celebrated English aerta, 1 utoh Bulbs, direct Irero Holland, among which are l>ouble and Single Hyacinths, Double and t in gle Tulips Narciaous, Snowurops, Crocuses fto. Tne bulbs are large and well matured. JOHN SAUL, Seen ttore, oorner Seventh and ii sts. oct 26?ecfit* A>?1. J. t>. UlBlMi Dentist, bW I removed nia oAoa from 4% street to tbe 0^.'uArthttr' www., betw. iaUi and 13th streets. oct 14?8m* cpivii ir a HI A M US If A# v ODD FELLOWS' IIALL. WE' NES' AY.'TtoWaWi. *>r fou, ZW THUNDER! LIGHTNING! STR Hmn! f>iooarents. 4 FIREMENS AND CITIZENS' GRAND BALL A.T ODD FELLOW6' HALL, Cn MONDAY EVENING, For. 6th, 1SH p U E NORTH URN L1BER1 ILa' 1 P1RK COMPANY take |>ara It, u. iounr ng to ilwlr friend* and 'he public ,bat their Sv?-cad Annual Bat] wV.l tak? plac- a' nth street, on MoNDaY EVEN ING. November 6 h. 1R54. Th?* Company p edge themselves that no expend >r rains will b? spared io sake this the Ball cf mwn. Firemen are respectfully requested to appear in uniform. The very best Cotillon Muhc has baen tyrri for the occasion. Ti keta $1?admitting a gentleman and ladies; to >e ha1 of any of ,the member*. and at the door on ;he evening ot the ball. MAVAOKR*. tf Birckheari, H Curtis J Peabody, r H Ooddard, jr 8 P Robertson, J Slatford, r Williams, r J T Halleck, R Warren, T Damson C Grimes, H Kvenan, 3 Matlark* J 0? umbos, R Bureh, I K Moras, C Gooch R T Jones, l.Leckie, C F Lowrey, 8 Ta> lor. u Newm/er, W O Butler, W Pnmphrej. Flor r M*nafer;eir cor-p^ny that in effort shsll be ep*r?n .1.30 ^pply at Birch's 8t?bie. or to C. W. Fhnt, Fliu Ilotel. oetSI?3f (Intel) STRAYSD OR STOLEN ON SATURDAY MORN ini?, from th^ Ontr- MarVe% a d*rk sorrel Maiv, Laviot ct a larm bridle. Ihc^fJ^ marsn on tier not recol;?aciel. but if abrut lourtt^-n bauds Lieb and nii>e yean old T>*n uo lar> wiil be pai'i-for her if -?t at an* Ll*e* Val Estate, I'efCents, L ad Tax?s, T*x f'a^ej, 2ns. Limitati'.MS, Fxempti^ns. Interf"' of nnrtey and usury Alt>o, the Cinstitutinnn of fa d Mates, complete in ?n? octavo volum?* of 4*7 psg-?s?price (in las' binding) $l. oct 24- FRANoit TAYLOR. 25 CENT DAGUEKREOTVPES. I^HK ct eape-t, be.-t. unit only plsce in the city wiiere you can get a lskemss, a p-?r!ect n-m for tbe small prire of 25?vents, benutilully cnlcr^d and fluiahrd. Prof. F. tt??el la-n>-a?lge bas ju-t returned fmm New Y-? k with a varied and b^'ihl assort ment of pla;p, gilt. otsI, velvet pwail apisr mncbt J??nny Una, aud S?ontag Ca-?**>, ee e:''>t Stewart's Gallery. Pe^fec: tion warr-ntui in all cases. Gallery direitly orer M W. G&U A Pro's J?welry 8'oiv, on Penn?. avenue, betweeu Ninth and Tat 't? ttre^t: 0. D. STEWART, Prop*.-. oct 24? St* BRI ha AND BRICK YARD FoK feAI.K.?Wl. the nndKrsiirned. offe- at private our dry otay s earn Brick i r??s, now io succ~ssfu o. .?t' u with 140,0^0 feet of ground attached t,- tne sa je, with a thi ty horse power engine and boilers oom plete, bui't Jant spring by Wm. M. E'li? A brother, with all the utensils p-rtain.n4* to the r? .a, such ht? Wheeltar-owa, Brick Gars, fpadec Shovels Picks Forga and Blacksmiths* TJteoers Anl a gr at Mill attacbcr, bori t, ready for mar ket 60,000 frr.nt do do rll of good fuaiitj From 100,00'' t 00,000 hand mtrie do., uubumt 600.0G0 machine made bricks unburr.t All of whicC wiil be disposed of on rerronabl? terms. Tho-e w shing to go into the abore bu^in* as h*ve row a fine opportunity offered them. C?li and see. We ar? ctili making from 20 000 to 25,000 fer day. oct 24-dtl3th? A A T. A. RICH AT. Dv Mm. SCHONENBERG, Teacher of Viano and fiinflnf, K0. 957 PAHSHVLViSU AVKMja. oct 2V-tf Boarding.?a gentleman apd hiawife, or two ladle a or gentlemen, can be accommodated with boarding in a private familv, by early applica* tion at No. 236, north i street, First Ward, oct 23?eo4t* IjiVENiNO CLASSES IN LANGCAGK8.?PROF. J 8CHONENBE RG will commence reviewing claaaes in Lantmages on Monday, 80th October, at hi* residence, 267 Pennsylvania avenue oct 23?tf iJ'O- t-ALE LOW?A GOOD FAMILY HORS*, Carriage and harnees The Horw is bay, atiout 7 or 8 ye*re old Th^ harneM nearly new? and the carriage, a good comfortable one, with two **a'a and a falling top. For further information apply at this office. oct ^3?eotf TO C0NSUKi.ES OF XILK. JF. GKtKN would re?pectiully inform his eu? tomers ?nd the public genrially, that in oon aoauenoe ol the higti pr oe of fe?d at the pre.'cnt time being thirli per cent, greater than lor several ,T*ars past, lie is compelled to rmi'w tLe cl.ar^e for hia milk from 8 to 10 c-nts a quart, o take rff'-ct on the lat of November next. oct 2S?3t* I'll OF SCHOyEXBERG, TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF Modern Language* end Literature, HO. 257 Pf>5SrLVAKlA AVK5CI. OCt?-tf NSW GOOL8, NSW GOODS, NEW GOOD8. J ost reoi-iv >d, a siknciJ lot of? New biika of Kvery d?scripti -n Cloaka and Mantles, the newest stvlea Sbawic of every k>nd Mouaeeliue d?- i.?ine? and Pla'd Merinos Clotha I'-anfimt tes and Veettnga lx-moetic Goods ot ev?ry kind 4 000 ya? 4-4 Curtain Ca i.-o. at o^rts 4.U00 yaa Dress Calico. f*?t colors, ?t aii. ITic^ 75 cei H. The In briate'e l!u';or, the Frric, by Lowell Mason. rcheol Books of ail kinds usel in the Distr'ct, at the lowebt prices. GRAY A FAt.lANTYNE, 7th street, Dear Old Fellows'Hall, oct 28 [Sentinel] T\HK8S MAILING REMOVAL. Maa. M. K I I ORKomon, F shtonabie Dr?ss Maker. Fas re uiored from her late realdenoe on I str et, between 9th aud 10th, to No. 479, Thirteenth str?*t. two I doors south ofPennsylTania avenue. All oriefK in her line promptly attended to. ret 19 /w CALL AND OET A GOOD t>T0VE TTTBaM RICHBY, Manufecturer and T1 ler in XI ST0FEI and TIN WALK, corner ot H and Seventh street, Washlng*-n, D. C. fekfl Parthmlar attention paid to jUiOHNti SPOUTING, and all work in histtneattea^ W mA in Ik- ?d to at the shortest poaaihia notiw oct II?la

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evening star. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. The New Tavern Act.?The following is a full copy of the act reported by Mr. Fitzpatiick, from the Committee ?n Police of the Board of Aldermen. It is in response to the petition of Messrs. YVillard and others: An Act to regulate tavern." and ordinaries and to prohibit tip. ling-houses. g* it emtdedySfc. That, from ai.d after the pass ge of the* act, the per m or penons applying t"?r a license for a tavern or an ordinary shall, before ob tainine the s*m deposite to the credit of the gene ral fund thfe sum or sums following, viz: For a license to keep a t vern in which there nr.1 forty rooms r more in which guests or Imarders in y be accommodated, .?200. For a license to keep a tavern in which there are less than forty and more than twenty room* in which guests or boarders may be accommodated, $150. For a license to keep any other t vertiorordii ary. > lars, to be collected and applied as other fines due this Corporation; and on failure to pay sai l fine, or of securing the payment of the same, the person or persons so offearfing shall be committed to the workhouse for a term not less than seven nor more than sixty days. Pec. 3. That the act entitled An act to prohibit tippling houses and to suppress the sale, by the _? small, of spirituous and intoxicating liquors," sip proved October 9, 1854, and all other acts anh the good things of her table, per order ana promptly. Mrs. T. is the bene factress of travelers?at the Depot. Prices of Fiel.?Hickory wood is selling at $6 to .*7 per cord; oak, from ?6 to 96 50; pine, irom ?5 to .?5 50; red ash coal is .$8 75; while ash coal, $8 50. In Baltimore, hickoiy is .?7; oak,,?4 50 to 3oy, between three and foar years old, son of Mr. Mc Dermotu on D street, was run over yesterday atter noon by a baggage wagon, at the corner of 7 h aud D street*, and severely hurt. The practice of dash ing along the streets and round corners, without re gird to ih?- hie or limbs of tile putsers-by, is a habit which calls lor the most severe punishment which the law will allow." insult is often added to injury by the offenders; and in this case, we understand, tiiere was evinced a want of feeling which should be prope ly borne in mind by the officers ol the law. InieUigtruer. The Co and Co Cu b Ball.?To-morrow even ing, at Sarrpta Hall, Al-xandria, the grand ha I of this social club is to take place, and we would say to our Washington readers that they can certainly pais a very pleasant night with the brotherly Co and Co's." They have excellent cotillon music from tins ci y, have prepared the be?t of ruin ali ments tor the ladies, and will see that all wunal projier ly. i2jf cents upon the ,$100; indebtedness of Cor poration, $85,193 46; current expenses of ihe Cor poration, including interest upon the above dent, ?13.000; revenue from indirect taxvs, ?10,000; amount of revenue nece?sary to be raise bv direct taxes to meet the current expenses of the Corpllowing very just and severe rebuke was administered on last Sabbath morning, by thep stor of one of our churches, to those persons who are in the habit of annoying the congregation and preacher during divine worship, by abruptly going out of the house, or sleeping during the delivery of the sermon. Being frequently interrupted by the above named class of persons, the preacher, right in the mid-* of J the delivery of a discourse, which was well worthy the attention of the greatest literary character hi he land, deliberately closed the Bible and took hisj-eat, with the remark, *'I had better close my ernioi'. One portion of the congregation is continually inter rupting me by running out, and another by sleeping The effect was like an electric shock, the goer-i out were suddenly checked, the sleepers roused up. and while some of those who went to hear, smiled, others looked disappointed and chagrined, that they were thus summarilly deprived of hearing the minister with his very interesting discourse. In his concluding prayer lie offered up the following point ed and somewhat am using petition We pray thee, Lord, to have mercy upon those persons who come to church to annoy the congregation and preacher, by running out during, and before the services arc closed, and, in a special manner, pity those who nre in the habit of annoying the preacher by sleeping all the time of the delivery of the sermon." We think he might hav also petitioned for grace to enable those who attend some of our churuies, and d? luge the floors witn tobacco ju ce, and otl ^rs who loaf about the doors, and in the vestibules, and annoy the congregations with their vociferous talking, to de Mercury, Opiuui, or any other noxious or poisonous drug, and can be given to the youngest infant without hesitation. See the certiorate* of woftderfnl cures around the bottles. More thau Ave hundred r-e-sons in the city of Ulclinumd, Va., can testify to its good effects. ?.?Sec advertisement. S^Jo* Shillimuton receives all thenewBooks and News papers as fast as pu jlislied. lie is agent for Harper's a."tail the other Magazines, and our readers will always hod a larne and good assortment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Bookstore, Odeon Building, cor Pa. avenue and st. aug is# As the season approaches for getlemen'B Fall aivl Win ter wear we call the attention of our readers to the v ;:y larte and well selected stock of Beady-made Clothing for li.ei; and youths' wear, inanulactured with taste and elegauc-, by NOAH WALKKB A CO., of the well known Marb'e Hall Clothing Emporium, Browns' Hotel. Their surtoiu over coat 1s cut and finlsued with a degree oi taste that old do credit to the first na>s customhouses. Their assortment Of I oversacks confine the late styles and oi goods of rey a committee of this Lodge, suffering from a disease t -rnied Scrofula or King's Kvil, and ill so low a slate as to be pro nounced by the physicians incurable. On recommeudation of a brother he was induced to try your medicine, and in three weeks was declared cured and left the city for New York; and in our opinion his restoration to health was caused solely by the use of your specific. Given under oar hands and seal of our Lodge toe date above written. Seal. Jam. H. Hansom, N. O. E. Cbaubxalaim, Secretary. a MIGHTY TBIL'MPH IN MEDICINE. MASONIC CUTiriCATB.' Nohkolk, Sept. 6, 1S6I. Dear Sir?In compliance with your request, we, tlie un dersigned, cheerfully state that in the fall of 1844 our htten tlon was directed to the deplorable condition of a stranger named John B. Jasper, who had been treated for Scrofula without effecting a cure, and at tlie suggestion of a friend with some others c/f the Masonic Fraternity, of which Mr. Jasper was a member, directed you to administer your Elix ik Vita, aud that after he had taken It some weeks he was declared cared, and left Norfolk apparently a well rnau. Bespectfully, Ac. Simon Stone, Philip I. Cohen, F. F. Ferguson, Wm. D. Herl. Mr. B. Burrow. For Humors, Inflammations, Venereal andMnrcurial Dis eases, Scrofula, Coughs, Colds, Fevers and Consumption In Its first stage, It Is the only infallible specific. The geuulue is for sale In Washington by C. BTOTT A CO., Pennsylvania aveuue aud 7tk street, and aU dealers in med icine throughout the District erf Columbia. oct 13?daw V It should be unlversStly known?for It is strictly true?that indigestion Is the parent of a large proportion of the fatal diseases. Dysentery, dlarrhata, cholera morbns, liter complaint, and many other diseases enumerated in the city inspector's weekly catalogue of deaths, are generated by Indigestion alone. Think of that, dyspeptics think of it all who suffer from disordered stomachs, and if you are willing to be guided by advice, founded upon experience, resort at once?don't deiay a day?to Hooflaud's German Bitters, pre pared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, which, as an alterative, cura tive, and lnrlgorant, stands alone and unanproached. We have tried the Bitters and know that they are excellent for the diseases specified above. For sale dealers in mediclue everywhere. ap 8 Mr Splkmdid Pictu&jcb,?Those of our readers who desire to pass through a splendid Gallery of Pictures, should n->t fail to pay a visit to Plumb's Booms on the Avenae. He has ou exhibition there some chqjce specimens of the new art of r ;uerreotyping in Oil, which for beauty aud excellence ai t incomparable. There Is a portrait executed, in tills last style, of President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the artist, every lineament thereof giving a life like expreeslon. Mr. Plumbe Is reckoned among the flrst Dagueriean artwa of our time. mar to HA1VH1KO. In BalUmore,on tlie 22d instant,hy the Rev. E. i>. I Owen, JOHN VV. CLAUTiCE to Aliss LAUtt/\ A J FAllRiNG, all of that place. At the same place, on tlie l7th instant, by Rev. Mr. McMullan, F..*ETT? PLUMMEK to KATE A. GOULD, all of that place. On tlie 24Wi instant, by the Rev. T. I). Fincklw, Mr. J. W. MUTTON, Jr., to Misa FANNY AME LIA GERMAN, all of this city. DIED. In this city,on the 24ihinstant,CATHARINE H., infant child of Enoch D. and Sarah McUaniel. Friends and acquaintances of tli ?amily are invited to aitenu the tuitt-rai, corner of Virginia avenue and Sixth street, Navy Yard. In city, on ihe 21?t instant, WILLIAM D. NALL^Y, in the 47th year of his age, formerly of Maryland. w Want* u Wantt"and Wanted" advertisements, four lines or lets, for each Insertion, 95 centa; each additional t?a? 5 cents. WANTED BT A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. A Fiuhtlon to do general housework. Best ref erence given. Apply to Ed. Murphy, corner of 1st and C sts. oct 15?it* WANTKD-AN AMERICAN OR GERMAN WOMAN to i:o the housework of a small 1*rnUy. Liberal wages will be given. App'v at No. 9 Maine ar?nue, Island. oct 26?3t* TTTANTfir?$1,000 A \EAR.?Ten- intelligent ff active Men to travel the State of Virginia, in which every fanner and land holder Is fntewted. Call on "land Company, WillardB' Hotel. Requite qua'ifiea'ions ana reference dt25?It* ANTED IMMEDIATELY?A sma^l H0U3E, lo.ated about the centre of Georgetown. Address' K F," Georgetown Post Office, oct 84?4t* WANTJiD?BY A YOUNG MAN EMPLOY me*it in any respectable capacity. Testimo nials as to character can be obtained from his last employers and many others. Address "J H W," tb-ough the^City Pest Officej post paid. WANfED?A COLORED BOY, SLifVK PRE ferred, from fourteen to sixteen years o:d, to do general housework. Apply a' No. 414, Ninth ?"tr?*et, on th-? northeast corner of 5 street. oct 24?21* Dwelling house wanted?rent not to exceed $400 dollars per annum, between Thirl and Tenth streets, and Pa. avenue and H st north. Atfdresa *'W," Kirk wood House. oct 23?3t "TETANTED IMMEDIATELY?TEN JOURNEY Vt m u House Painters. None but good work men need apply. Two months work guarantied cct 23?41* PARKER A SPALDING. WANTED?AT MR8. M. L. DAVISON, PA. AV enue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, two experienced Milliners. The best prices will be paid. oct 23?tf WANTED?TWO GENTLEMEN TO RENT thr?e comfortably furnished Rooms, one parlor and twochambeis. The rent is $20 a month. Apply olfiOth street, two doors above E, to G. F. Schafer. oct 23?3t* WASTED?SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES, TO learn fiae vest making- None but neat sew ers need apply?to No. 438 Ninth st., bet. G and H oct 20?eo4t* WANTED?A STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN, who understands farming. To one who can come well recommended liberal wages and a per manent situation may be secured. Apply to C. A8I1FORD, Seventh, between D and E streets, Island. oct 19?2aw3w Wanted?a respectable woman, to take charge of three ycung children. She will have the assistance of a servant girl. To one who c?n bring the highest recommendations, and none other need apply, the best wazes will be given Apply at No. 716 New Jereey avenue,near the brisk bridge. oct 19?lw* ARTS NEGROES.?Thesubscribers ar* all times in the market buying 8LAVE8, pay lag'the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal timore, Md., (Sutter's old stand.) Slaves taken on board at 26 cants per day. fob 2?ly B. M. W. L. CAMPBELL. W Boarding. B iOARDINO.?Mrs. DUVALL, Penna. avenue, nearly opposite Browns' Hotel, has fine ROOMS and offers every desirable oomtort and accommoda tion for families or single gentlemen?permanent or transient. No moTe agreeable boarding house will be found in Washington. je 16?ly a HIrtTY BUILDING ;-ITKS,cintsini^eraboutfl'-e acr^s eaY'B BOOK FOR NOVEMBKR con tains splendid Engravings and oolored fashion plates for sale at 8HILLINGTN'8 bookstore. Ladies National Magaaine for 5J vember Arthur' Home Magazine do Robert Brace, the Hero King The Cabin Boy's Story Swell life at *ea All the new Books received for sale as toon ?s published at 8HILLiyGTO: *S Bookstore, eor. Pa. av. and 4X St., Odeon Building. oct 20?tf NOTICE. THOSE persons that have changed their residence since our canvassers cal ed o i them, and aii who are not housekeepers, that desire their names in the New Directory, can have th*m inserted by tearing their nam-s Ac at our office within one Week J. TEN EYCK, Contractor for numbering the city, oct 20?lw No. 342 D b?venth st. oot 20?ftt SECOND HAND PIANOd FOR SALE. One at $25 One at $40 One at $76 Call early and secure a bargain at the Music De pot of HILBU8 A HITZ. oct 18?tf. F. H. DAVIDGE, Attorney and Coun?all?r-*t"I??Wi AMD COMMISSIONER OP DEEDS FOR THE STATi*8 OF Virginia New York Maine Kentucky, *ew Jersey Illinois Louisiana, Mississi ipi Connecticut Massachusetts Maryland Iennsyivani* Florida Tennessee Alabama Iowa Georgia California ArfciiMM 8 Carolina Ac, 44 Conveyancing in all its branches promptly and aii? atrilT executed. Office, Louisiana avenue, opp. Fifth street. oct 16?dly EL{\ BBL8 PRIME NORTHERN APPLES, Ol I 106 bbis No. 3 Mackerel, medium and small; for Bale by N. B. HARTLEY, Water street, oc 16?lw* Georgetown. WM. HAUNSCHILD, PAPER HANG EE UPHOLSTEBEE AMERICAN and French Paper Hangings and Upholster Goods, Pennsylvania avenue, bttw. Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington, Wm. Haunschiid begs leave to inform his friends and the public that he has on hand a large atcck of Ftench Gilt aud American Transparent* Also, Hair, Mo?3, Cotton and Shuck Mattrssses, which he will dispose of at the lowest priccs. oct 10?3m OLOOtfS, WATCHES JEWELRY. I have just received and opentd a| Ftttp kgreat essortment of Clpcks, Watches,| TxJch I I A^Xgreal K **?and Jewelry, ail of which will be eo-dl Xlr cheaper than similar goods can l> f bou^nr in the District. I have on Lnn>i few eostly W atches, which will be sold a great bargaid, if called tor s.?ia, at J. ROBINSON'S Jewelry store, opposite Drowns' ilotel. oatS?la For Sale sod Root. STORAGE.?Those b?*ing furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac., to be stored, will And ample aeing divided into tv?ree convenient ro^ms, 8nd the upper b ?ing a large single room. It will afford two convenient email shops, fronting on D street, with ample working room in the rear. Al so a convenient pointer's or carpenter's or other mechanics* work shop above. Apply at Star office oct 26?tf O w u TPL HIiL-THREE VERY DE8IRA ble Building Lots No. >,15, and 16 in Square ^?8t capitol and A sts. south, Third wmmaH' ofP*Pitol Grounds, will be "old on ao teriDa 0n application to G. Crandell, No. 8J if street, near Tentb, Island. tSinS ?t3ers in S in or ne,r Washington, 1>. C., Citv Prat ftffl ?wy?ginia- AdIpfS8- through the City Pest Office, w. C A Hen. ret 26-Hf TiOR RENT?A STORE ON PA. AVENUE.? THE X. neat Mid conTenient siied Store in Sta-- Build ings, next to the corner of Pa. avenue and Eleventh Hiihn.inu said corner is soon to be opened by Iiilbus A Hitz, a:? their Music store and Piano w?re rooms. The store now for rent will make a capital ^tand for almost any kind of business, as already tile star offlca is more frequented than any other business place in Washington. Apply at the counter of the -ta* offio. oct 25-tf For sale?a riVE years lease (f?.om January nest) on a Farm, of 40 acres. mile irom Potomac Bridge, in Alexandria county, Virei nia. There is a large barn, corn house forest and many fixtures. Call on F. A. Rjssell. on the pi em ises, or A. Hoi mead, Grocer, in market spa?e, VV ash ifgtoD, lor further part.culars. Kent law. .Woot 23?eo3i* 9 HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE For Sa e A two and a half atory bri k Hons?, suitable fcr a small gent-el family. Rent $226 per an, ura. Furniture new last spr'ng and for sale low f>r cash. Bone but a cash customer need apply, at 382 West l.?tb street, between H and I streets. oct 2&~ St* A FRAME HOUSE ON 12th STREET, between C and D street, (Island will be reDted for the present for $12 per month. Apply to B. L. fmall wood, at the store of Clagett, Newton, May A Co. oct 25?3t* DON'T YOU WANT A HOM>??100 BUILT'INQ Lots far sale on easy terns to suit anv p?rpon that wants to build. Fine store house on corner o Seventh and G stress, to let. WALTER A. TRUF, Carpenter end Bul'der, G, between Seventh and Eighth street. oct 24 ?lm* For rent-a front and back parlor. unfurnished, suitable for offices or 1-dgipg rcoms, on Pa. avenue, between Ninth and T-ntb streets. They are large, commodious and airy In quire of J. Visser, Pa. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth sts. Also, a Wagrn for sale. An empty Lot for rent, suitable tor a shop or tf flee, on Tenth, between E and F Etreets. _ovt 21?5teo* Large dwelling hoi'se to let, fitu t ted on the east side of Seventh stre?t. one door above I, and only two equates above tlie Patent Of fice. The house has been built but a few years is larpe and commodious, containing fourteen rooms. It is now being newly painte! end pni^red. and fit ted with gas fixtures; has a pump wi?h exrelleit water in The jatd and cistern weter in the house, bath room, Ac., a large yard with stable and car riage house. App:y next dsor to the hou-e to oct 24-eo3t A._ROTH WELL FOR RENT?A TWO STORY FRAME >iOUSE, eiigibiy situated, suitable *er a small gent?el fimilv, on M, between Uteth and Seventh st-eets No 689 Possesion given on or before the first of November. Apply to JOHN M SMITfl, on the prvmi=es oct 24-St* r| 0 RENT?TWO PLEASANT ROOMS furnished I. or unfarnished- Location ?n Nineteenth st-, two squares from P*. avenu?. No children io the hr>u e. Fer turther particulars apply to Mr. REL FERN, corner Pa. avenue and Nineteenth ft. Oct 21?2t* FOR RENT?A NEW THREE-STORY IRTCK House on 10*b street west, between L end M north. Main house has seven rooms and a celinr? back building four rooms beside a bath -room. Gas and water fixtures. Apply to 8. SIMMS' Grocery Store, orner Tenth and L street, or to James W Barker, H street, between llth and 12th ets., or to I Dickens A King's Lumter Yard, Georgetown, oct 23?tf (Intelligencer copy and send bill to Star office) F'OR RFNT?A two-story IIOU8E, with a tac* building, on 12th street. Tbe Hons#, has b^en recently repaired, and is in good condition. 'To a cartful tenant tbe rent will bf made moderate Ap ply to JOHN WIL80N, on 17th, betw. U and I sts. oct 10 eo0t* FOtt SALE?Three hundred and sixty-five acrcs I of LAND In Montgome.y county, Md abont 10 j miles from Washington, towards Brcokfville -The j said land is overgrown with pioe, end the soil is particular y adapted to the growth of w^ea*. Address ALLEN DOLGE. Oct 18-eo** Georgetown NOTICE?WTLL BE FOR RENT, ON OR RP fore December next, the Building now occupied as Wlllard's notel Coach Stable, situated on E, be tween 14th and f5th streets It is a fine lco^'i'-.n, and oan be had on reire of J?. 0 HUBBARD, Near the Toll Gate, on Seventh street. acp 27?lm* For sale?desirable property on the IBLAND?Consisting of two HOUSES nd walnut j?nc seat Chair* and Rocker* Mnhogany ?id walnut French and *her bedsteads Fine marbie top end oth*r CMtfcge. Chamber Set Two tne French piste gilt frame Mirrors, oc 7- ty 2t ^ichta, Ae otk-r CO by 43 inches Feather Bedc, Wedding Hair and shuck Mattress.* C delabrts. solar, hali and oth?r Lamps With a large lot of other articles which wc d:**ui unnecessary to enumerate. Terms: $??0 and under cash; over $50 a credit ot two, Ibur and six months, fox notes satisfactorily 3 dorsed. bearing interest. The attention of the public ie respectfully invited to the sale, as it will be well worthy th?ir atteu ion. j GRIiEN A 3COTT. oct 28 d Auctioneers -a By J. C. BicGCIRE, Anetioaeer. I.^U'lNITUR* AND HOUSKHOf D WFBCTS >T A Public Sal^.?On TUESDAY morning, ct^fc r 31st at 10 o'clock, at th^ r si dense ^f MrP. OtHey, No 285. south B stree% between New Jerrey av. nueatd Fiist st. e?> t I shall s?ll? Damask ceverwd Tete-a-Tete refn Mah gany pa- lor Chairs, Centre T*ble Bookcace. Loange, can* s?at hair Div.iug, br?aU.fas: and f.ther Tables C ttaire BaJstead8, Bureaus, Washntand' Looking Gias-es, Wardrobes, T? i ?t Set* Mattres fes. CorUins. V. indow fchadee Carpet-. Oilcloth, Kug> Badiator. Airt-ght and other Stove* Together with a general assortment of Ki'chen Retiuidte?. Teim?: $70 and under cash: over $'i0 a c edit of sixty ?ud ninety days, for not?B patisf'-ctorily en dorsed, bea ing interest. JA8. C- McGUIRE, oct 24--d Auctioneer By J. C. JKeUUlitfe, Auctioneer. TKU3TKE'8 SALK OF VALUABLE HOUSE and j Lot.?By virtua of" a dt*?d in trust trom li ui. F Austin and wife, bearing date in the 6th duv of Januarv, 1854, and ieoor4ed in L'!?er J. A. No. 70, folios 336, 3i7, 33*, 33H. and 340. the sub* riber will sell at pubiic calWfT Tue?day, the 31st day of October, 1854, at 5 o'clock p in en the premies, ok lirat st ea?t, between N and O street* FOutb; port of Lot No. 6. in square south of Square No 7-U fronting 69 feet >1 lnche? cn said First stre.t by 7i) feetdeep, on a 00 fbel-alley, together with the bai d in is end imDro.emen**, which consist of a well substantia l*y built tvrc-story frame dwelling bouse. Theteim* of fa'e will be one half c*sh; and tve balance in equal payments at six and twelve month ler notes bsaring interest from the day ot sale, se cured by a d?wd in tnut oe tbe property. If the terms of sale are not complied with in si* days arter the eale, the property will be reeold at the risk and expenw of the purchaser, upon one W66)l'b notice. All conveyancing at the exp-uae of purchaser. CHAS. 8. WAI.LACH, Trustee. J C McGUTRE, oet 11?StawAds Auctioneer MANUFACTURING OF JEWELRY. 1HAVJS now eompleted my arrangements for tbe manufacturing of alii kinds of fine go d Jewelry in the beet wormanlike manner. Biamonds re-set, and eveiy description of New Work made to order at siiort notice. No. 418 Pa. avenue, betw. 4% and 6th sts., sign of the Large Spread Eagle. H. O* HOOPi N. B.?Particular attention paid to the repairing of fine Watches. FASmONABLE MILLINERY. MISS MORELY will open Fall *nd Winter MIL LINERY, on 8atuidav, the 7th instant, con prining a good assortment of Goods, and adapted u* til6 Reason Wanted a young Lady ot integrity and good ap pearance, as saleswoman. Also, several good Milli nwrs. oct 6-lm OYSTERS-FRESH DAILY. EPICURE8 of these celicious bivalves, tan have their various palates gratified by having th-m served up in every style by the undersigded. The subscriber has engaged a prolessed cook, especially for his department who6e qualifications have been attested to by many. tteals served up at all hours, consisting of every delicacy ot the season. FLINT'S HOTEL, oct 3?lm Pa- avenue. HOMOiPATflY.?-Manual of Bomoe^athic Pia^ "tice for the ure of F ouiiiee and-r rivate Tndi vid al* by A. E. Sionll, A. M M. D. Price In valuable for domts'ic r*ference Poems and Translations from Goethe, Scbiler, ?c. by Cass. R. Lambert v Th# Railway Library, wo'derfully rheap fdiiions of Kulwer'g Novels, lor travelers reading Ron Hedge's Tourists' Guide through the United States, containing ail the lequieit information, to geth-r with a splendid May?60 cent* Lives of the Queens of England Le.ore the Con quest, by Mr,. Hall SAURY'S oct 18 Bookstore, near 9th st. CARD MUSICAL. M'LLE W. EOYB, late of Stockholm, Sweden, hV arrived th'a oity a^d i* prepared t? give l- ssons to advanced Scholars on the Hiatus Forte aud in Vocal Music. Orders left at her residence, Mrs. GildetnelatcT, A% street n-ar Pa. avenue, or at the Muaic Depot of Hllbus A Hits, will meet with prompt attention. octT-tf

TELEGRAPHIC Biprwly r?r the Bally grc.l.t m,r Arrifkl 9t the Xiagara at Halifax New York, Octe^sr tt-i p m __w# haT just received information of tbe arrival ?f the steamer Niagara at Halifax, witfa later'news from Europa. *ew York Markets?Blagara's lava. New York, Oct. 25, 2 r. m ?Flour fau ad vanced. Stata brands Mil at IS 68i; Sm this port to-dsy for Europe. Explosion. New ork, Oct*'25.?Forty lives have been lost by an explosion at Qateshead. Baltimore Markets Baltimore, Oct. 25,1 p. m.-The sales of Howard street flour, to day. were at $8 50 City Mills at $8.25. Wbeat-3,000 bushels sold, white at Sl.80ai.85 and $1 ?5, and red at SI 70ai 75. Corn?10,000 bushels sold, white and yellow, at 72a75c. The Bev. Mr. Bapst Bostos October 24th Several Protertant citizen-of Bangor, Maine, have presented the Kev. Mr. Bapst, the Roman Catholic priest who was lately so shamefully assaulted at Ells worth by an intolerant mob, with a valuable gold watoh, &d eviJ^DC? of their regret for disgraceful outrage. It will be remember ed that Mr Bapst s watch was taken from him by the mob. Part of the Wreck of the Arctic New York, Oct. 24 ?The bark Waltham, from Bristol, England, reports that on the 15th inst, on the banks, in lat. 45, saw a large quantity of wrecked materials, bulwarks paint ?4 black, spars, Ac also saw what appeared to be a boat, bottom up-U was painted black, and was from twenty five to thirty feet The wind was blowing heavy at the time. Sup posed them to be relics of the Arctic Charge of Corruption Against Bute Officers. Albanv, Oct. 24?The trial of the indict ments against the State oficers of Wisconsin for corrupt conduct as commissioners of the school lands came up before Judge Huhhell on Tuesday last, when the question was raised by the Attorney General as to the power of the grand jury tu find a bill; contendirg that the course of proceedings ought to be by impeach ment. The District Attorney declared his in tention to proceed to try the indictment tha day following, when a motion would probably be made to quash the indictments. Death cf Gov Burt, of Nebraska?Fires at Louisville and St Louis Locisville. Oct. 24 ?Private dispatohes received at St. Louis state that Gov. Burt of Nebraska, died on the 18th inst The large hat Btore of Messrs. Pollard, Brother A Smith, on Main street, near Fifth, Louisville, caught fire this evening, and com municated to tha publishing house of Messrs Morton A Griswold and to the fancy store of John Gill, all of which were soon enveloped in flames, threatening serious conflequences to the surrounding property The firemen, as I send this off. are making active efforts to check the further progress of the fiames. At St Louis, on Tuesday, Powell's large flouring mill was consumed by fire, together with 300 barrels flour and 6.000 bushels of wheat. Insurance $16,000. Later from Santa Fe Louisville, Oct. 24 ?The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence on the 22d. An election had been held in New Mexico, resulting in tne Democrats having a majority in the House of Representatives. 1 h-j Jaccarilla Indians are still at war. and jiov Merriweafher refuses to treat with them. The I tabs are un easy, and tfae new Indian agent.-Mr. Ltbadie. has been sent out to bring in the chiefs to have a "talk" with His Ex cellency. The app< i twent of Mr. Labadie gives great satisfaction. Judge Benedict is holding oourt from Tats to Dona. .tud^e Brocchus had arrived at Santa Fe. Judi:e Davenport and family were met at the crossing of the Kansas river by Messrs. May. Merris and party, who, also, met Bishop Lainer near the Cold Spring. Near Cotton word. they came up with the Keewds, and above the crossings of tfae Arkansas river at Big Bend, the Kaws were met, both tribes being friendly to the military post on the Ar kansas. Many troops were soncentrating in the neighborhood of Aberguia to resist the Jaoca rillas r and Capl Dairson and his oommand were en route from Santa Fe to that plaoe for the same purpose. The trial of Major Weightman for the kill ing of Aubrey had resulted in an acquittal. The crops were generally good. FINE WATCH REPAIRING. HAVING engaged one of tfae best workmen in A merica, I am now prepared to put/? in order tfae most difficult anl complicated Hh Watches equal to any other shop in country er Liverpool. Watch movements jewelled throughout. Particular attention given to ship and pocket Chronometers. Watchmakers' Tools and Materials tor sale. B. O. HOOD, 418 Pa. avenue, betw. 4U and 6th sts. oct lft?tf COUGHS,, COLDS, HOARSENESS^" Relief In flv? Minnies. TYLER'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP. T^HK increasing demand lor this moat pleasant, safe, and elBca-nous remedy tor all pulmmary diseases, has enablad tfae proprietor to reduce the price so as to plaae it witbin tfae reach of ali cla'sea. Its superiority over most similar preparations is at tested by many eminent physicians who have been eye witnesses of its effleacy when the usual rem* dies have failed; also by thousand ot onr most re spectable citiaens who have used it in their families both as preventive and cure with never failing sue* ceas f?r the last twenty years, during which period with very little aid Iron advertising, Sc it has gradually spread reputation over the whole Union. In cases of recent Cbldi Caught, Moarttneu, 4c., it gi*es immediate relief, a?d gen*rally cures in a day or two, without interfering witfa diet or business, or rendering the system mora susceptible ol Colds, in chroric eases, Attkma, Whoop ng Cough, Orotip, Bronchitis, Affectum* of the Lungt, ami Consul*}* tiom it is always vtry b nefldal. aad Seldom fails, when commenced in time to perfect a cure. Price 26 aad 10 eeats a bottle. fto!d wholesale by Pattersou k Nairn, fctott k Co., RiJge'y k On. Alexandria by Peel k Stevens. In Georgetown by Mr. Oiaael. etjr TYLERS GUM ARABIC OJSNDYDROPS a similar eomposi ion to tha above, but in a mi der and mere portable torn; they act like a charm on a troublesome Cough, and oleer the throat and voice; th^y eon tain no injurious drug, are para u larly reoommemled for children, frequenters of pub lic ajwemblk-e, public speakers, singers, Ae. Frke iit% Mid 95 oente per hoi. i\-r sale at most Drug and Gaudy Stores, cct II?tf SJAJT OmWL r.? .iii.a* f j I

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EVENING STAR. BE KISD WHEN YOTJ CAN. BY KUt^OOI. It kind when you can, ifwigb the kindness be lit tie, Tia ann.ll letters make up philosopher's scrol s, The crystal of happiness, viviil and ?r,tUe Otn seloom be cut .nto ver>" 'arae bowls. Tfc atoms that dwell in the measureless mountain, Tis moments that su u up the century a flight; Tie but drops that unite in Niagara s fountain, Tia rays, single rays, fro the harvest moon light. Btone by stone builds t?ie temple that rises in glory, Inch by inch JF0*9 u,e cliiidtill maturity's prune Tbe jewels so famous 111 brignt Eastern story Have been nursed, tint by tint, in the bosom of Tune. Tia grains made the deser.-i.heet, trackless and spreading; Tis but petals that deck every blossom-twined spray; There are leaves?only leaves?where the forest ii shedding Its gloom tiU the density shuts out the day. A word or a glance which we giva without think ing," May shadow or lighten some sensitive breast; And the draught Uoiu the wall-spiing is wine in tlie drinking, If qualTed tr m the brim that affection has blftt. Then be kind when you can in the smallest of du ties, Don't wait for the larger expressions of Love For tlie heart depends less for its joys and us beau ties On the flight of tlie Eagle than the coo of Dove. Planting fruit Trees. With this mouth begins the season for trans planting. Tne sooner a fruit tree is planned out no* the better. A tree that has not to be packed, and is oniy removed a short distance, may be removed without being set back in the least, but it taost be taken up with oare, as few roots cut us possible, and planted with all the latter&ls branching, just as they naturally grew; consequents the hole for the tree must be aug larger than the roots extend, it will be almost impossible to take up a tree of any sue without mutilating some oi the roots; all mutilated parts shomd be cat clean, with a sharp knife, and jouug rootlets will spring where the wounds u ai. Ihe young root lets are very tender, and are to be the leaders ot the tre?, ootn in the fonuatiou of wood and fruit, t?i.d o* course the soil in which they are to wander forth on their mission of loye, must not only be mellow, but must contain the tood they searoh lor. This is tne reasou why we dig the holes large, and fill in around with good vegetable moid. Kemember nbvor to plant a tree deeper than it originally grew in the soil, 'lnere are many trees lost by deep planting. Plant a tree firm in tne ground at once; some recom mend a tree to be planted loosely at first, to give the earth a chance to se tie gradually around tne roots. The cnunces aie against the life of tiees thus planted. The winds loosen the roots still more by their action on the trunk, and the earth can never be made oompaet around the roots afterwards. Prune tne top in p.oportion to the loss of the roots, and according to the time '.he tree has been out of ground. Erery reader of this journal should learn how to plant a tree, and then plaut trees.?cSud of ike tioutU. Err nets or brBiiuts At the meeting of the iiritish Association for the Advancement of {Science, Mr. A^hworth, of .Bolton, read a paper to the statistical section on the Preston strike, i.s history and effects He adduced some figures to show the losses occasioned by the striKe. Loss to the employers, ?165,000 tosa of wages to the operatives, i.?>u,u00 i,/OC to the Binfce-fund contributors, JL97,OUU Joss to auxiliary occupations, Xlo.uuo; total loss to tne community, ?033,250. The iiev. Air. Claf. chaplain to the Preston iiouse of Cor rection. added some statistics on the personnel el uiesiiike ile estimates the total number ?Lg*ged at la OuU; ot these 6,201) were males ana ii;3oo icix.uloS; i),?? 3 uni-r thirteen, 620; gir.s undui t.ir.-.e. 6si.; you hs -hirteen and not m^.fc tuan eian:ee. 1,550; girls between the same ages, 4,-?Uu, uiun above eighteen, 4,050 women above eighteen, o,750 lie aiso showed, that duriijg tne stride there was a remarkable diminution in the number of toe deaths of infants; whioh he relerred to the /aot that the mothers had more time to pay attention to their children. time of Departure of the ueean ateamers. L'tivtt "~'J" .'./S'Ji Europe Boston Liverpool..Oct. -25. Baltic New York.. .Liyerpool. .Oct. 'Je. Indiana New York...Havre Oct. 31. Alnca r....New York...Liverpool..Nov 1. Washington New York...Bremen..Nov 4. Niagara Liverpool....New York..Oct. 14. Pacific Liverpool....New York..Oct. IB. Glasgow Glasgow New York..Oct. 21. St. Louis Havre New York. .Oct. U5. Anantic.......... Liverpool....New York..Not 1. The California steamers leave New York on tfcesth and &Hb ot each month. LIST car AJUUVAL3 AT THE HOTELS. Browns' Hotel?t. r. k M. brown. f B Hooe, Md R Littlejohn, 8 A J A Gwynn, do B W Mason, NY T Borland, Ark J H Clinch, Ga P Adams, Ga Mrs Clinch, do J A Williams, Md E F De unison, Pa Dr domes, Ja Mr Hayes, Tenn HV Somes, do Mrs Hayes,do E Clarke, Pa Miss L Hayes, do J Cook, do G H Carpenter and lady, C J Mister, jr, do Va W G Price, NJ R J Ho! met, k lady. NC W F wit mil, Va J Temple k lady, NY B Cole, Va W Flye, U8N J ti Rollou, do RAParriah. Pa T ti HoUnan k lady, NY W R Const b'e, Md M Mesick, Va R Y Cramburg, La J Gibbon k lady, de W Leeg, Ala Mite Miller, do II M Brown, NC C E Berry, la A Grant, NY WTa.lor, Bait J G Abbott, Pa J titans bury, do B F Kendrick and lady, F Marbury, Va Mass J M Porter, Md C J Purnell, Md A D Fletcher, Va Dr W Wirt, lady Si chil li S Mitchell, Md dren, Va E Kidder, NC L C Cleaaon, Va 4 J Belly, Va Wlliards' Hotel?a. a k j c. wauu. 1C Temsoid, NY P L Mass, Va G W Floyd, do CP Dixon, NY 11 F Me?ch, do L Dow, do Li Gibbon, UtiA H Beals, do Mr Pettis, Fla G W Pluinmer, do Mrs Pettier, do M G Henderson and lady, Miss A Shepard, do do Miss Pettts, do W Dor an, do L Lamar, NY J Carr, Canada D 8 Cooper, England J Newell, lady k 2 chil T J Lapsley, Bait dren, do M Mayo k lady, Cuba G White, NY J Mayo,. do Miss L White, do G Cawnis, do Miss G White, do Dr 8 F Elliot, Cal D Higgins, Ga A D Branard, Texas Mast Judson, do J W Bradbury, ialt Miss Higguis, do W H Fayasa, NY J L May, Bait J Cassall. Bait G i May, do C T Disboun, Mich Bti Jones, do 7Flake, Texas Mr Carpenter NY J B Mitchell, Pa Mis Carpenter, NY A Lambert, N'Y J F Janner, Va W Brown, England N W Lowell, NY D Blake, 8C R Smith, 111 Ktrkwood Hone?j. h. k a. kirkwood, T Borland, Ark G W Kinzer, wife and J B Camming, Ga daughter, Cal J B Harrison, jr, Misa E Todd, WI W 8 tianders, Bait J Block, Bait T A Wfey, do Hon W W Wills, Pa T 8 Hotmail k lady, NY H P timith, do L Rey k sister, Paris J C M Bagan, do E M Mealey, Md J Lincoln k lady, Mass T W Miller, lady and D W Buel. NC daughter, NY R Morris, Bait J B Brook, Md C F Powell, Cal W G Price Va 8 Holton, Md A Schereking, DC J Hamsey, Pa W W Fisher k lady, Ky J J Moore, NJ Miss A Goath, do J H Ham, do L H Chew, Md United States Hotel?r. a. hacknet. Mr Ileiskell, Pa I Boyce. Bait Col A Provost and lady, L C Figg, Va t up W D Crafton k lady, do J Green, NC j; ?irov, do Pm?' ^'a titevens, NY J M CUrk, L Niekerson, Fla "airtn, NY"' ""a'/."1" JLa,t P Wodwnnh NY E Alcock, NY J a Jeffards do J A Boyes, do Empire Hotel?g. s. mkflebowxr. ?/owtar, V? Miller. Pa J F Gallup, Bait M Ball, NJ t> Haas, Va L Not*, Pa J^eT> ?C IB Eberly, do de A Williamson, NT A F Kent, Md KI?WELL S x COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF Or. Cancer Root. CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN CER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT, WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI TIS, DROPSY, AND ALL DISEASES AMIS ma FROM THE IMPURI1 Y OF THE BLOOD. Prepared by J. L. KID WELL, Chemist, George town, D. C. The Mtimat? that Is now a corded this prepara tion by the medical profession and hv oth?ts com netent to judge of its merit-, m%' be seen In the fact that it has b?en prescribed by many of our most eminent Physicians in this country, and has attracted the attention of a celebrated profession of the Fdinburg College, Scotland, by whom it ha* been successfully U6ed in a career of an aggravated character. The proprietor ha* been forced to make more ex tensive arrangements to meet the rapidly increasing demand for Bxicii ukop. VlHC*N!U,8,lKDIANA, Oct. 3,1864. J. L- Kidwell?Dear Sir: Some three months ago, through th- agency ot Col Smith Miller, our repre sentation in Congress I had purchased of you. for the use or my father in F"o?l%nd. one doseo Pottle" ol Bee rh Drop or anoer Preparation. I have a let tar from my brother, stating that the physician de ar es you to forward another dozen battles. He thinks under its use the di ease is arretted. I may add that my to4her has tried every physiaian of dis tinction in Scotland atsd England. including Profes nrs ot Kdinburg and Collleges: without relief The dines e was of three yearp standing, began in the right cneek. which is partially consumed, fie was a sufferer with constant pain, wnich has entirely lefl him ^his case w=]l give your preparation a popularity in Britain which no j)'her medicine has. Direct to1 William Dick, Esq, Collydean, by Leslie Scotland, in c?re ot Messrs. Penfoed, Clay A Co, Druggists, N. York, who will forward it. JAMES DICK. Mr. Flint is a man of gr?at influence in his county, I and will with pleasure communioate with any on* in reference to his case. Callaway County, Mi?souri, a. July 13th, 1864. Dear Sa?With great pleasure I inform thst your preparation of Beech Drop has accompliihed for me what I thought beyond the rea-h of hurnan agenoj. f'or tae la*t twelve years I nave b-en afflicted with .^rofula of a Cancerous form. So extensive was the ulcers and so horrible ap earance that my cas r>ecame no.orious with sit t^e Faculty in this and 'he adjoining counties?iD fact I had obtaiued the best medical aid in our $tate, wttbon* any abate ment o' the diwa^e. Through a trim-' T procured a half dozen bott'es of jour Beech Drte w'lich wer*; jurch?wd by the United States fr rn i>rniinick yncU by deedr bearing a" Is' MarcK 1S14, l(Jth October, 1816, end 4th July, 1816. an numbere i 4- 6, 13. 14, and 15, in block f, wi;h the westerly half parte of lots 7 and 12, and the ea.-terly half p&r.? ,-f lots 3 aad 16, 'n th? name bl-ck 6, to ^e.her with lots 4, 6, an C, in b.- ck 7; the wboie >-ing known a.d hith rto used a* the site of the United States arst D i it -tome. rhe lot-, au-i h* of lots above mentions ^um bvr-d 3, 4. 6, ,7,1'^, 13, 14, 15, and 16, .^r.^g norther'.j altogether two hundred and pixtv 1 ir feet on ix-miiick street, and running back tb. e h n ^redaud twen'y-three teet more er less, on ths e item bouf.darj, and four hundred aad forty-tire ieer, more i r >s-, on the western boundary, to the Inland Lock'-Hvtsation Ompany'r Canal, will be sold, ?ith the bui.dmgs therecn, in one parcel; and lots 4. 5, and 6, in block 7. fronting southerly alto gether one hundred and tinety-e^giit iee on s-k' street and running back two hundred feet, more le^p, wiih tb ridings therer" as another pare fhe "ale will >i f,r oash; ani d?ods for the proper ty *i'! made bj the Secretary of War, nnder the hcis of Conzreps of 3d of March, IP1", nnd lath of April, 1828, conveying to the pure' 'r a end to Ids heirs and afsigns lor^vtr all the rlz tt'le, ari interest ofth- United S'itogintis k: There will be sold, i?jo, s. Ls fcid" and nlsce a I rge quantity f Yter,^ wi lch !t is'not learned dvisable to re: .to to is other arsenal, mrn^ which arl the volume are without doubt som of the meat magnificently executed pieoeg of Art ver proluc t, Kvery one of them were tak^n from Nature by the Artist in pereen, and the oonstant supervision of Artist, Author and Publisher has been giv?n to pro duce gem- jf Art?every one of which- will reflect crvdi an all concerned. The Type is laifce and c'ei-, while the psp> r is of a snowy white t?xturu and very he^vy. Jiw Binding will be in th- t.ne Hall will not be complete until November 90th, ho proposes commencing his school at his old stand, corner of Seventh street and Louisiana arenue. Jdaving (riven the most ent?re satisfaction to his former patrons, he feels no aesit*Hon in main offer ing his services to those who wish to be perfected in any department in the above beautiful accomplish ment. His style of dancing needs no comment, as his numerous pupils in his former class will testify His new Hail will be opened with a laap Ball and Exhibition. All thote who wish to paaBoipate arck of Kr?nch and English felvet a'd silk satin Vests 1 The furnishing department of (foods consist- of the very best qualities, whiih H. Biondhaem offers for sale at full 20 percent lower for cash, than can be purchased at any establishment within this or an> southern city. Henry Biondhaem therefore hopes to meet with an early call from his friend* patrons and the cititens within the environs of thii city." N. B.?Don't forget the number of the house, which is 61, north east corner of King and Fairfax street*, Alexandria. oet2 -eolm piaca? on m w BOOTS AND SHOES, STILL AT THE OL.D STAND! South side of Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Ssventh streets, OPPOHTS BHOWK9' HOT?.. A HOOVER k SON are s.il' at the old pl&ctv on 4 the south side of Pennsylvania ave nue, betw. Sixtn and Seventh streets, orpo site Browns Hotel, where the7 would be pleise'd to see their old customers and the public in general, and where will be found a com plete assortment of Ladies', Misses' and Children's, Gentlemen'3, Youths' and Boys' SHOES and BOOTS of all styles and prices: FOR LADIES Cloth Button Heeled Gaiters, with and without tips Frencn Lastine Button and Heeled Gaiters Cloth But'on Gaiters, without heels French Toilet Slippers, French Lasting and Kid Do black and white Satin Gaiters Do ~do do Slippers Do bronze and black ki? and morocco Slippers Plain Lace Gaiters, *21 colors Morocoo and Kid Boots and Jeffersons, thick and thin soles. FOR MI8RBS4 CHILDBED. Bl"ck, bronza and colored jO*ed and tipped Gaiters Tan colored do do a superior artio: Do tinned and plain moiocco Bcot6, th*ck aoies Pronz*, b!?oa and green Jenny Lind Boots Clot* \uJ lasting button Gaiters M jc Boots and Jeffersoc.s thick and thin soles FOR GENTLEMEN. Patent Leather Be f a superior quality Do uo p to supolv all demands of Booip unc. Lots in a variety Oi Siijr'ies. ">R SERVANTS. 'ur a^portirent in tv'^ urcii^ ng elfb?7iiere. Sfctto: Quick Sales and eznmli profits Dfcn't forget !he righ- 8tor? bu call at A. HOOVi ft k aON'fi, Opp. Browns' 77 eL, het. f. i and 7ch sts Oct 6?eotni sou'h Mde. WH NOELL GEO K BOYD, UPHOLSTERERS BLIND MAKERS, Pa ivmw iou"> 9'vt aru? Qlh theeiM *r?. arepr pared n furnish ^tinitiau Inside Blinds of every Ptyle, Re?d Blinds. P?per Curtain, and evf-ry style of painted Si ides. Also, we furbish to order curled hair, mop, shuck, and othe- Mat trasses; pew and otli^r 'Jushions; Lounges, Kapy Chairs, Ottomans, Ac.; C*r(.ets and Cnrtains neatly mad? and warranted to fit; old Blind* rep*hited and i trimmed in the best manner. 1 Ali work done promptly, anL guaranteed to give satis faction sep 30?.o2m INVIGORATING CORDIAL I A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE. TXKALTO RESTORED AND LIFE 11 LENGfUBNED, by i>F. MORSE'S INVIGORATING -LISIP or CORDIAL.?At first the proper attributeuto Pro-. MORS5 3 IiiVIGOliAENG XIS OR COEDIAL were deemed fabalous. Ti-.e i^col>-en deceived, soulcirtoi bdicoe th-> simple j a sublime truths announoad by the discoverer" Buv facts, undeniable facts attested by "ritr er the highest class and character, are now trioniur ing over all doubts. INCREDULITY IS OVEP^ Tli^'..'WN by a mass of testimony which is perfectly irwLtable. The Kloui*. remedies, In all caaac, the deplorable rviis anting irom amisufie or abuse of tbe variolar organs which make up the totu)'" "ful ntdohln? c?ll*-d -lia. It reszorep to full vigor every dvlioate iuno tien connected with that myetertous 6ompound agency of matter jnd mind, nececeary to the repro duction oj human life. To persons of foeble muscu lar fraicp or deficient in vital power, It is recom mcna the only means of communicating that energy i?iiich i.? necessary to the pr ner enjo^Tner^ ol all the natural appatite*, a* the liigh mental attributes, lu, fcor.e&cial e^ect? are *iotVoi i fined to either sex or to any age. The feeble girl, the ailing wife, tbe listless, ernrvated youth, the overworn man oi Dullness, the victim of nervous de pression, the individual suffering from general de bility, or firom the weakness of a single organ, will all find immediate and permanent relief from tl? use of this incomparable renovator. To those who have a predisposition to paralysis it will prove a complete and unfailing safeguard ngainst th^t terri ble malady. There*are many, perhaps, who have so trilled with their constitution*, that they think themselves beyond the reach of medicine. Let not even these despair. The Elixir deals with disease as it exiiite, without reference to causes, and will not only remove the disorder itself, but REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION. The derangements of the system, leading to ner? ?ous J senses. ?nd the forms of nervous disease it self, are so numerous that it would require a column to enumerate-the maladi*# for which this prepara ration is specific. A few, however, may be enume rated, via; neuralgia, tic dolertanx, hea (ache,incip ient paralysis, hysteria, palpitation of the heart, spi na' affections, muscular debility, tremere, flatulence, a prit King sensation in the flesh, numbness, torpid ity of th liver, mental depression, weakness of tha will, indispo ;tion t* move, faintness after exercise, broken deep ?m i terrifying dreams, inability to re main ir> ->n?? plsco 'i position, weakness or tlie pro* creative organs, serin' incr>mp?teurv, melau;holv, monomania, fiuor albus, n?jing at the stomach male irr?gulariti?e, a chronic tendency to m car riage, emaciation, and all complaints growing t pt a free indul ace of the passions, and all barrel. that does net proceed from organic causes beyt^a tbe reach oi m -oicine. Whenever the organs to be acted upon are free froc iaI formation or strictural diseases it is averred tha. MOR8rS I^TGORATING BLIXER willYeplace weakntsro with alrehgth incapacity with efficiency, irvegularity with uniform and nat jral tivity, and this not only without hazard of r- :u>o. but wit*- t i.appy effect on the general organisation. wr in mind that all maladies, wherever they begiL finsh with the nerr^nq system, and that tha paralia on of the nerves u motion and t-ensatior. is physics' death. Lea/inmLud also, that for tv*ry kind o nervous disease tha Elixer Cordial is 'ba only raliaDla preparation known CAUTION. Da. Moaax's iJrvi fOEATihtj Cordial has been *rw terfeited by some unprincipled pareons. In future, a'' the gene: Cordial will have the proprietor's fac simile pi.t .ed over tbe cork of each bottle, and the following words blown in the glass Or Hone's Invlgorat >ngCardial, C. H. KING, F rietor. *.1. .j&- The Cordial ia put up highlyoenoentrated, in plit bottles. 'Tioe,?$3 per bottle; two *>r $5; six for $12. C. H. KING, Proprietor, 793 Broad'?*y, New Tork. co. by Drnggiste th:. aghout the Cnitet cute*, Canauas, and West Indies. AGHNT8. Wiflhiu^ton?Z. D. OILMAN. BaltiOfbre?S. 8. HANOH. Richmond?BKNNJtTT k EHERg. oar 80?eotf TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. OBO0I ft ALEXANDRIA RAILBOAD. 'Vhe Cheapest, runt Comfortable and Ex peditions Route to the Write Svlphur Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm and Hot Springs. AiVRANGBMBNTS baring been made with the owners of -the new uul splendid steamer GEORGE PAGE to ran between Alexandria and Washington, distance of aix miles, In connection with the train* on thi*. and the Washington Bal roads, the following schedule 5U take effect an ecd after Thursday, June 1st, 1864: A Train fh Alexandria to flordousrille, and in cermediate SUaons, will lrare the Depot, oorner of Dote and Henry streets, at 7 o'clock a m-, on th* arrival of the Boat from Washington, firing ample time for Br*?r "i?*a8 w""b?01 ?II> Dr. MiCliatock*> 4stkma and Hoop ing Cough Remedy. An almost inst?-n?aneoup relief for these distre^ ing oouiplalntfi. Tt- is the fruit of an imraen-e expf.1T "lid is I' onishi^g in its Tccta. .No p?r son need suffer r. *y f. Asthma or Hoop?> Ooaph wh- fin U!,e jt. p-j :o cents per bottl-.. IV. Dr. McClintock's Diarrhoea Cordial and Cholera Preventive. A prompt and c lin care for Diarrhoea. Dysen tery, and Ci?>tera Morbus in all stages. A ?ure rre ve ot iktic Ohoiern, rrich no traT?'*r or iau.,;y fhouiii be without. Prke 25 and 60 per bottle. Dr McClintocVs Tonic Alter alive Syrup, for purifying the blood. Th>> most powerful ru. rifler erer discovered. For all Scrofulous disea; eF, ?kin diseases, Eruptions, Roil-, P-nples, Krysip?iaS Ulcers, Sore and all Rhe matie and Syphiht c complaints, Ac. It is a most excellent spring m rsi cine, perfectly ''atable, and safe for children or fe mcleb. Price (piut Bottles) $1. VI. Dr. Mc Clint ode'3 Dyspeptic Elixir. Dyspepsia, or disordered digesiion, may be called the National Disease of America. Its symptom" are headache; giddiness; nerroumess; low spirits; dim ness of rision, with motes or specks before the eyes itching of the noetrils; dullness of hearing and rin^ mg in the ears; disagreeable taete in the mouth; constriction or weight about the cheat; difficulty of breathing; u'nw of suffocation in lying down, or in ascending stairs; palpitations, or uneasy feei n about ?ie heart; irregular or deficient appeti e sense of sink ng at the stomach; acidity; heartburc; pain or tollne^s of the abdomen, and costivenet .-ome of the^e symptoms always appear In Dyi-peiv ?'.a; and sn- .irnesthe same patient has many of ?nem at -a-ne time, or at different time?. For attacking me-e Protean symploms in thw* c?it ar i source, vit: derangedcooditiunof thedige^tive rut:u tions, the Dyspeptic Kiiiir oombinee all thetsluabl mgredieuts which the Vegetable Kingdom afford Taken in connection with the V**g> t^ble ^urct-tire Pills,in casee^ where tht-r^ is much co?tireness, o with the Anti-BUious Pills, where the functions uMy regetable combisat^cr or i he cure of Kheumatifrn, Gout, and all Neurai gic acd Rheumatic Dh, a-es. 'ihis remedy is offered with the utmost confidence It ha^ o?*en used mort extencirely, and is as near a Specific for Rheuma ic Di^aser; as the world has erer seen Price per bc> tldeon Mdin.. ^trne' 4 street ?aD Penn. oct B r rrini 4 IV IN VOlClfi of HarriaMfa tMlnwJ t\ lumbian Pertamery juat opened at ?JNO. 9. BLUETS, Pa. arenuf, between 9th end 10th straeta jy *8?tf (He. 614.J BALK 01 ALTERNATE PBOTION8 IK MISSOURI. Bjr th? PraildMlof th* C?u?4llut2, entitled u An act granting the right of way to tbe State of Missouri, and a portion of the public lands, to aid in the con struction of eer'ain railroads in aaid State," and ea pedally excepted from graduation as tj price by tbe act of 4th Augnst, lv54, wilt be held at the under mentioned land office* in Kaid State at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit: At the land offloe at St. l-ons, commencing on Mondav, the fifteenth day of January next, fnr the disposal of the vacant public lands within -, th? admit of offering all the lands, but i" t exceed k 'wo weeks, ant applications to rn^k* v-iivate e?U;^ of the lands off?r.*d un :er this pr> clamatlon will net be reoeived until aft?r the I close of the public sale. Givec under my hand, a* the city of Washington, this hueenth day of 8e timber, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and fittv-four. FRANKLIN P1KUCI. By thaPresident: Jos. 6. Wri?0>, Acting OommlssioneT of General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRMMPIION CLAIMANTS. Under tt> -t of Congress approved 3d March, 1863, entitled Auwt jo extend p: 'emption lights to certain lands therein mention'. L,** the pre-emp tion laws were extended over the above-mentionei alternate odd nnmberel sections where the settle ment and improvement were made prior to the date of allotment, if proven up and paid for at the rate of two dollars and fifty oeats per acre, before tin day f xed for the public sale. And the act approved 27th March, 18^4, entitled ''An act for the relief ot sett.era on lands marved for railroad purposes," per-ons who -eUlei and in* ovad the above named sections prior to th? date of withdrawal will be en title' to pr>- ttmpuoua at tn? ordinary mi- lmum prioe oi the Uud-, or at t^e rat- of on** dot la an-' tweui iiv 3 cr*.w cr .f i?ro**n op and na>d for before the day fixed tor H^ie sa e. Thar* fore every parson entitled UKhe rigTttof preemption to any of the alternate oJd-numoeVed tiwtfuiB above nientioned? under the ant of 3d March, 1864, aUwa referred to, on seMeaunta made prior to tbe 1Mb of ?areb. 1864, (the date ot aBctment) or ?B on V *1xtM-t day 0' jrtoW isxt, at I-ouis, is required to nUI ah une to the satufact or o? th? ngifer f|J sceJver of the proper Und orttx^ and m*V ,je^ Heretor aj soon at practusabl4. JOs. 8. WIL80N, Actio# Commissioner of General Land Office, aep 1?? lawlSw iiiTfioii unirisiuiTi. [VOIAV DOCTOB. l K Q. bPEi?C?& Ihnhla ProieraSonai service* ty?prp.-u, Fi'?s Pasy, ay other ailment the hnmac family are sukeect *c. le can ?top Bleeding tron the Lunica or N.m u. kstanoe from the patient, by km-win* the fxavi?ot'* ?me. I vm born blind, anc ha* neteral ears under an Indian Doctor who vn amen* tZ, lid Indian* th rtern y*ara. DR. BPENCkB has NMTtd from Mr BvUii'i toarding House, to 7 No, 84, HANOVER ?TRKfcT >og ttaitimora, Md. MURPHY'S NEW DfcPOT IIOUSeT ?ks This well kept hoone and i Ml vm_ (?jfTAUKAM, opporte Camden St?-?n| tion, northeast corner of CamdaiJEift and Librty streets, Baltimore, Md u convenient Motel, where traveler* to and from Washington, Ac., will had agreeable a.\-> mm ?da op* aug &?3m GREAT BARGAINS. ^lANFULD, bmriUKK A C>., J 229 Baltihoeb muit, Haxttmou, Mr. Are desirous c6 per dosen. J. BALMKH corner of Baltimore and High str?eU, Dd BfcOWN BkOTHRHH, Liberty *t. Baltteota. 8TOTT CO.. Waebington. PN> L A ?)TKVrN8, Alexandria. M8?e LAN DIB, Fnderick. H. BUPF, Hortamcuth. Va. K0SSBT80N A OO., Petorvbars, Ta. WM CISfKL, Georgetown. Jy 10?tf .V HW BOOK, I'KKlODiOAl AND NRWSPAFK& J& TAFLi fiBMMJTZ. WH.TATLORAOO,, Corner cf Bmtvmcrt and OKoriti HrttL BALTIMCRF, Ma. Wlf. TAYLOR d CO. beg tear- f call 'he e an ion of the reading people and all -lealing in Booka. a their n?w BOOK, PERIODICA and NKHS 7APER ESTABLISHMENT, wh-i '?ri ;0und large an^l general asBorrinent of all "V late popo ir puHie?tionk of the day. They auio keep on hand a >r?u.int of lam and fancy &.TaTIONBKY of k(jj a. cnption. All orders that krally reoeived and filled with de patch, and eent b- return of thr- mail, trnwr rrt t?rc.= ta. irect. BookseUcn, News Agents. Pea..re, and all - LA, feb2?ly Baltimore, !*j. P. REILLEY'S Uy TEL, (LATE JAMBS COOPER Yo. 8 Centre Market Space, iiiltiwiore, Md. 1HK unde ci. ned wei.ld .n'r .m hi* fr-??nl* and the public g ntrallv, that *.e na? purcb*?td tho ntire in'er?*t of Mr. Jamee Cooper, in and to t e iroprietorship of the hotel. No 5, C>ntre Market ipace, wheie he will be pief&red at all time* to ac omm^dkt* the public, and furnich CK8TEL8, 1FKF-8TEAKS, Ac. Ac., with even thing ir sea^'n, k the f?h riert notioe. is bar wil elwav* Sr p ?lied with tbe ve.y beje ?ith refh oyster*. oei ???r.lm CASH FOE VXG&OKfc. WE wish to purchase immedistei* a imge rr-wv. Ur of likely YOUNG NEGROES, fcr the New Orleans mt-rket, lor which we will paj the higheet ?eh pricrt. All persons having State for sale, *ill ind it to their advantage by calling cd us, a: o&r (IBce. No. 12 Camden street, B*Jtimi re, Kdn foTirer* y occupied Ly J. S. Donovan. Liberal commisKro# ;aid for information. All crmsucicaticu* pixmCt y attended to. jan V?ly J. WTLPOr' A G. H. DUK^. 2-> Ki CHA?BRLA1Mer taciht;. r fct Jtfining a thorough ana practical inarcacU'e eua mtion. A young man car. here obtain a more oor -v~- Ei owledje of general busirees matters In a few weeks than can be acquired ft a* sa?? rears in any 8i e so en ting house. The course of study embraces double-*nit* book keeping, and its adaptatico to various depar unts ">f commerce and trade. Mercantile ealrc;arious taught according to the most approved method^.? Pi?cf ji3al Penmanship, oombining rapidity of exegu tion with beauty of constractiaa. Lectures upon mercantile law, upon varioas important mercer rile 'objects, beside many other points nm enrai j f< r a book-keeper or business man to understand. Time aeoessary tor a student to complete the aoune varies from five to eight weeks. There being na vacation, sppilaants can enter at any time and attend both lay and evening. Examinations are hald at stcted periods, and diplomat awarded to those who grade ate. lor terms, Ac_, write and have a ciiruiar tor warded by mail. f?b h? ly F1AJI0S ATD MUSIC. The undersigned de**ren to |call the attention of purcha of PL I'BflflT to his stock of p1aN08,c f consisting of ?,?K,?J,aad 7-oclavas, with or without melafic frames. pianos are remarkable for great power of tone, fcru rhe lowest to the highest notee, with an elastic and ready touch, being s?ited to any performers. MU i'aC for pmnos, and all other MusAcal lnrtrumenta *nrt?ntly on hand and received as sooti as publish ?d. St trade suppled on liberal terras. J A3. BC8W*LL, f RaJtiaiere street, Baltimore, Md. 0(1 T*?it qilverware a?Q p CAN FIELD, BROTHER CO, Baltimore suuet, have on hand and are ooa wantty making new styles of Silver Coffee and Tea -eta, lUvbt Pitchers; Waiters; Castors; OoMeta Cupt', Spoons Forks; Ice Tongs; Crumb rie, l?e cream, and Fish Knives; 8alt Cellars But ter Rn'ves, Ac, af wan anted SLcrhni Siver. lea?tf Baltimore, Md WAsHIireTOM JBBAMCH BAILEOAD Ckangt. of Prictt bMwcn HfesAti%gttm Mnma% NOTICE.?Onand kftfr Mem day, iooer Id. the &n between Washington and Ualtjaom will be on. dollar and sUty een? A oaJnv. ISI of ten oents wiU be allowed to all who a. 3? etc befun ent^ng the oars. An a dition rf tm wnte wi.l also be made to all way statiaus u-Ji tickets are purchased at the offlce. Round trip tickets, tor three days, win \w ^1?!' f1' an<1 6th instant, at $2, to ail wto m.T yl-h U tM, tt?, hTJ ?^4 "J On Sundays at 6 a m and 6 .pn Bsl imore for Waehdnir n Asily xoe^? Stmda,.. 4^ ara B a re TST.Sl Oo ?ouda\s at 4^ s m tDd 5 a aCSi