Evening Star (Washington, D.C.)
November 1, 1854

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?I J r v f-? 1"*! cixlj U. t HJU V i? 07-J 3 S iiH t-... *4 f. I- _ _ _^ 1 J 1 J ?i'>? -U0.j j Z'j,_jZ. '..I VOL. IV. WASHINGTON, D WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1854. NO. 573. 1.U llr'.n flit THE EVENING PURUBHXD 1YERY AFTERNOON, AinfDAr,} At ths Star buildings, earner Ptnn*ylvam* mvtnuA and Eleventh street, By WALLACD X- IIOPC, Will ?w*r?fd to *t4>ecnb?r? in the citif-s ??f YVash Unt'io, l*?K*neiown, Alexandria. Baltimore igid Phila delphia, at SEX AND A QUAST1R (JBNlfe,. paya ble weekly MJ th>> Amenta. To mall subscribers tb? subecnption price is THREE DOLLARS" ANl> FIFTY CENTS a year in advance, TWO DOL LARS for PfX MONTHS, an.l ONE DOLLAR Ior THREE MONTHS. Off-SisaiM curia* ok> ctrr. r UNDKRTAKJERS, fee. GAHNET MAKSR LNDKKTAK?u rpUKuruisrshcnM would rerpectftiUy inform b8 cev enth street, between U and U streets. ImerroenW procured in any groun I or cem?terjr. Coffins, Cjrs, Strops, Carriages*, H**rrr,*ild erery arb?4?-+)r intemien'ts of tae best quality famished at ?hert notice, on the most r???ou?ble tsrmj, and at a'1 hoQtfyfthrnhrht. Having the exclusive rght r.f Crump s Patwnt Corpse Preserver, we guarantae to kseprtbe d??ad lbr any length of time. ocll?tf *r UNDERTAKING A CABINET MAKING TAl advertiser returns Hincere thank* to hi* friends aud the public in general for their past patronage, and lo terms them tb?t, with m --.nM tVil'ti-*-. he in prepared to actand to all order* in hie line of business with promptness and dispatoh. He gives hin personal mL tentjbn to Undertaking, and tho->e roquiriux L.a terriaM will always tia 1 hkn oarefal and obligiu^. Call* att?ad?d to at all boon, day aud night.. In the oabinet maiuM line 1m trwi M to be ubl&t i gire satiefnction aa barexofore. His cuttablishmenL L? on I'a a?enue. Net. 136 and 183, between 17th and 18th sts First Ward, Washington. JOS HP H UAWL1R, 5?lea Cabinet Maker and Undertaker^ UNDEiiTAKllR. reijpectfaily return my thanks to the, pfctiwns of Washington and its ricinity for their" paetpatipnage, and say that owing to the freqaeot calls'rn Ch* Undertaking branch of my -baeineee, havee. is now open lor the reoeptioa of the remains of d#c?*a?sd persons. Toe MAU-SOLKiTM nas capacity for a hundred bodiee, in *hi rh such trienls of tile deal as uia> apply can pi ace the departed until tney delect snips for the grares. Tka plan of the incorporator* is one of equality in regard to the whish will not be put up pnfclicfy for sale, (aJthiu*:h.they usaaily briog a premiian.) making tua early 6ci-ction of letd tae most "d?sir ?bis. Until an office is established in the city af Wash ington, appH^ttions wiM be punctaaily attended to ac ihti ^reeent ofSc*, in the east wing ot the balli> icj on antetinAUM OeiuctTT. wm. 8. ntrifrnREYa N. B.?OtenwWM is situated a short distance due north of the Capitol. .u., ?'ur 1J ?a? REDUCTION IN GA3 FIXXURfi^. WK are now rt^oiyiag the Targepi oT m9T m thiif i'T^tL pricing txwa telert liu\ 4 (Jo, PklialeHS^n^ and inded" all( pf their L Owin^^a teductk? in. aig? f4t9Mwe are now prepared to furnian them at aluasrata than they have aver yet been soil nare or elsewhere. To.'feep'p^ -Wfth tha ibor? improrement t}? prioa of gad iaUrn? has "b-ea mrteriaily redacfd, I anl-Anr iacraaW fucilities warrants uf in saying j that we u? prepared an 1 cstn execute any work we may UBd^tCa,-ani t>ppepa*en? able man oar, a*td at low rates of prioes. lianng made arraagemeotii U> go into the Randy aiadaCtotbiag btttua?a> aateua*re?y this season, ha teete coofldent that ha ean offer tr> thcaa wishing to putohis attask at CuHbra^, not iat-nor to any in Lhis cat/, and net Made up-at (he Jiortb, as is usur ally the csee witu work sold bers; but cut in Ins own *tahu3hoM*t, aad made by our vwn needy-cH iaens In tins dwit ?easeo, at We rates of prraes, he is enabisl Uiofwtor, i? owapeta with aorihern work in point of prioes; and as to quality and style, he will leawfor those who favar turn witn a cad to tudge. He ean seU whula suits, Coat, Pants, sod Vest, at thatatfuwing km raDfsj Good auit for iMuiaaae yurpfasm,-oa* of ok>lh or caa siaiem, for the snali >a?oL..^.n.,_.....,..M... %lb Dns and froc* Ire?..~,...^........?41w to (2b urercoau af ditfereui stfifle.. IJttO 2? fiiaehaod fancy ran*al^arisrs can be comfortahle accommf dfeted. sep '^i?Our* -Lu. L-??. ?_ 1. f?K P0OB AND L ABO KING MEN. Small bbiLiiLTjU U)?$ of It) feet or more, tn various pnrtJ> of tbe City, anil (Jeo-getown, k># pfiews, and t?rm? to suit. LLO/t> A 00. PVILVIXQ ttQNJt., For aai?, iJMiverdhAe at-Una CtauaVan W harves in Wnsnwguin, Uee/g-'towu, car Ahttilrifc 1. 4 MM1 A-CO. I Far fckia, a large nod handsome l ahkLAVU sod Bam yjixi lwhj a 00% r" ^S* ioth etraec, oyp. Tnaanury Aepartmentt mSs '4y >T 1*7.. l ^uci-u, Cmd?t _ 1 one,) abort' and Tongs, P-.k-r?, #h >vel ?aJ Toag dtkuds, Bluwec htax:?% Keuaers, Kue Carrinrs, Ac., Ac. 4. large ?aps^y of th- ov* good* have just ' wiles myself the prompt relief I reoeivsd from Dr. Hampton's Tincture, and 1 ain positive had It Dot be^o tor your strong and forcible reoommenda lion* T should still have been Jn bed. It is really a pity this specific shrtuld not be bp provpd by medical men, and like all patent drugs it should suffer the imputation th* public generally *iv? to such preparations. T myself, who Witf SI ways opposed to a patented specific took this jnedi "c'ine with reluctance, anff wfthdilt confidence in 'if* ?ud it was only through your disinterested, friendly recommendations, and my critiial titration tbat in-: d>ioed ths to try this really benfcflcial Vegetable Tincture. i'oa may Inform Messrs. Mortimer A Mowbray that they are at liberty te make u*e of my name in h?? support of the good, effects of Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, 9$ it has cured me In five weeks if a chronic Inflammatory Rheumatism, contracted unJ^r tropical cUmtUes, andot teveri year?periodical Juration. I hate on'y used three bottles, and find Chat even the s^rvasand Gen vmt Weak~\ess^ As a female: -j s licl^e or fox delicate culidren we belieTe it un> *HE subeeribers take pleasure in anoouneiagt?. the public that their stock of GAB FIXTURES, a uprising some of the beat aad latest patterns, hat wen reoeiveti, an*i that they are now prepared to sell it the lowest rates. Person3 in want ef Gas Fixtures nil please oall and examizis -they will no donbt ind it to their interest Dwellings and pnUio brtidlnga fitted with *as-tu ting at the usual satee j. w. Thompson a erothbr. >tM 1>?tf Pa. av-, bet. 10th and lltt>, s. side. WASHINGTON IRON WORKS, Maine avenue, between 4 and 8th Us. ANUfACrUREK of 8U>am Engines, Pollers. Water Tanks, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers and lilt Werk generally. Will fhmish Saw Mills, all klads of Cafttn/s if rough t and Cast Iron Pipes, aud etery thing iu the rfln line general'7. Two small EXotNtS on hatid aud for sfcle. For ntVmation address G. E. NOYES, Washington Iron 4'ofka, Washington, P.O. iviv??f TO INVBNTORfi. rHl office of'The Inventors' Protection National Union" Is en 7th street, opposite the EfSt Pot Ico ef the Patent Office, and Is now /eady to attend p the bustoefla oflts members, namelV: in making ixaninatlon* an^ solicitlhg patents, ko. Inventors are Invited to call and get a 7 91 the Constitution and By-laws, and where any informa Son #ill h^ giV#n respecting the Utrlon. All letters en bttffa'see must be directed to this oi ice, where attention will be girenImmediately. a mod^l shop is.in connection with the offi?, khere models oan be made to ord^T at tta shorts hr.-q-u PLUMBING, GAS-FITT1NQ, ANb TINNING. flMIK undersigned, having added Gas-Fitting to J their former bushiees, are now prepared to ex f -ate all orders in that line, in the ctaoapsefc* most expeditious and approved manner. PLUMBING and TIfttNING dome as heretetom A fine assortment of STOVJfiS, Tin and-Sheet lion W.VRt oonerantly on hand. fcol* agents fer the District for MaeGregor's Pat*nt iiOT AIR FURNACES, for beating Public Building:. Lhurchee, llails, Private Residences, Ac. f Also, ftr Barker's Double Acting lK)RCE PUMPS Persons hi want of may of the above articles wfl find IVto their edvantage tO eall cm us ere pWrchall Mngeleew^. 'I Pledging themsetvei te aprorapt otteeuMoa ofal? Ud rs entrusted to themV they mftyf tt?p*tftfu!1y b?,iinr a eontibnRnoe ef the-faVors so HWr+lly b*' EtoWed trpen thSta by their farmer peirons stud th? putti^lngWCT*' FUKSE AOOLL1ES, awand ?71, Pa. kv.opposite Willardi' Hotel, sep 6?3 m SILVfiR AND BRASS PLATING. No. U2 Etqhtb StreeL between D f?\Ut tradrrsignedTs prepared to do PHLVER and I BRASS PL^tttfte'ln afflheirvaH*tiei Numbers for Stores apd pollings Doo? Pistes, j &.11 Puds, Railing Kntft*;' u.r uiiijtary and ot* bai iiKr*re prr**, fad Of h?S f P A 'I kinds ot o.mcb Wdrk in the Hue#do?e tn the best aiid eLeap??t manner. Th.?? wl^wapt V. Ai 8HEKBPA*,1 eep8^-lm Pwwtloal fcUTf| Filter. K'EUXDT FOB "BAtoH DISEASE Atf JinZI^5?Lof ofTQf patients-, I have i consented to prat nn i class of- mv mrxrf r) a0M 1^th? formof fAMlir M?Db Llu? one to P?rtl?nJw disease, and t>, ,n^*C,arer8 the nostrums and Of the day, promulgate to the world that ?v.-eJX5^po??^ wiU cnre *U dfaeMe*> *Dd who. ^5 ?w*t ^11411 physWan. Bpal Janaaal) *put medicmn which they know little, into bodiet lohtch they kaon lesr" Jl r 8. K081, M. D., Phlla. Hf? pra wid! 1*ow?l Complaints It has nev Si i ?,Mnt*r^ T"*i*h?s in a few days when thia article is used as directed. Price 516c. a Pai* (Juan will core Stiff Neck Svrt Threat,. Paint in th? faee, Side, Back or Limbs froq? a Cold, Oholic, Cholera Morbus. Ac.. It cures Sprains Chilblains, Cramps or Pains in the Stom ach of Bowels. Price 12^, a? and 60 eta Da. J. 8. Rosi's Extract of Bocho is one of tbe wZZT'rSX. *r 55 ^ri^r??ar* ??rn' Mombnejig, Neu ^?U,K and giving power to the To ?nto?b?ttlL ?aif*colons In its effect. 8. Rosa's Dtbpiptio Oohpdcttd, a snre cure for Dyspepsia, Ur?r Complaints, and indigestion, *b#n taken in coniunation with his Alterative or F^fly Pills. Price of both 76c. w 01 J-^ r.?"'b Gslbk* Piujs fo* lalllag of th? Womb, f Waal# Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation P*ou?ar ?ffloity for the debilitated t.fK? ?nd in nq. instance have they Ui ?d in radically curing those distressing com plaints females are so often'subject. Pric# W) cents. Dr. J. 8. Rosa's Ajm-anjiona ea RaIlkoad Puj.3.? These pills are not warranted to cure in every mal ?iy or disease incident to man, but they Are a grand remedy for a Bilious state ol the system aiid coju aion fevers. When used with Dr. Hose's Tonic Mix ture, will cure the most stubborn esses of Bilious ?ever or Fever and Ague. Prioe 12]^ and 26c. 8" Rosa's SAJWAPARUAA CoMPODtTD, for all 3 ..to Diseases and for purifying the Blood, it h su perior to all others. Price ?>c, and $1. .D,a-J_-8i ?uxia of Opto*, free from all the J e??ct8 Opium or Laudanum, such as Head ashe. Constipation, orSiok Stomach. Price 24c. All whoso Constitutions are impaired by disease or aat?r^? should read Dr. J. 8. Rose's "Medi sal Adviser, (which contains a description cf the Dls-1 ewses of oor climate and tha mode of treatment.) It san be had withoat charge of I 3' c^arl*s stott Co., W. H. OITaan, ir*r\t?vNairn, Patterson A Nairn,?. B. dark, aflMcPheraou, WLliaa T. Evans, KJiwell Law 2?2? VaUilngton; J. L. Kidwell, Georgetown, aCi by all dealers in Alexandria, Vir je 37 LIVER COMPLAINT, jaurdigu, OilttONIO Oli NERVOUS DEBILIT? DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM A DltfOUDERED LIVES Oil STOMAQJ1. '?V1* ff Conrtipationrinward Piies, fulln*? of Blood to the Head, Acidity ol tfie Btomaeb, Nausea, ftnartburn, Disgust for foci, Jfmiceea er weight in ?i btomach^jRr Xructatioaa, wnkiug or J! utter ir ^coxi;2>cia, S'wimmirg of the lying posture. Ltmnesr. of Virion, Dote ?t Webs befcre the eight, JTever snd Dull Pain in m* head, DeficlBncy ef Perspiration, YftiiowneM ol fre 8kiu and JJyee, fain in the aide, Back, . o fJOAMtPHU, March, 1, lBSa. Dr. 0. M.. y)D ttoar Sir?For the past two 7*ire Ihate oaea eever-ly afBicfced with LJver Com plaint, Dyspepeia, Bilious Diarriuaa, and Plies, fut ^*ing in a great degree oonstatiiy, tae pains aud in *>3nroniendes attendant upon such diueaces, withoat ?*8rgy, being scarcely able te attend te any bust ?iesd. I loet a great (teal ef my 2.esh, a^d U?ed many tin Is el"medicine, with no apparent change, until I oKoxaenced with your 'Ufoq/Ltnd t German TtdUn.9 tU-y have entirely cured me. I hare gained la OT4T fvrty ptHUvii sinca I commenced their el-;, .~>u4 T tu now ectirjl^ ifei from pain and &oL&j kind, And feel ii'is a n^w men. I unhwm here to a friend who Lad been sick for a long time; he has ah>o been cored by them. 1 believe theia to be superior to any medicine new in use." U. B? Perkias, Marietta, Onio. Feb 22,1851. ?*ld: "Your Bitters are highly priaed by these wht have ased them. In a case ef Liver Complaint, ol long standing, nhtch had routed the tkiii ot ta> Ayammu, was entirely cored by the oao of* Fi Kuulmeir, Jeweller, Woester, 0., Deo,* 24,1851, said: U1 embrace this opportunity of In forming yon of the great benefit I have derived from tie umof Dr. Heotiand*s German Bitters. I have o**i them for Chills and fever, and Disordered Sbmaoh, and found relief in every ease. They are tae best remedy for Dieorderel Stomach )i think uj ?kisteaoe." D. R. lykeij J?eq., Bdtxtor of the CburUr, Norwich, Conn^ said: "I hare been using your Qer man Bitters for some time, for Dyspepsia, and have re and so muck relief from them, that X heave made op my mind to give them a first rmte editorial m JprtemerU." j iloldem, Kempi dfc Co., Janesville, Wis 3ept-1861, said: "YourGerman Bitters are deserved ly popular here, and among all the prepared medi jne.i on our clttlves, none have we sold which have iiven the satisfacttcn of lloofland's German Mtters." tune 2d, 1852, they said "We recommend them at *n invaluable Epring and summer medicine." W. M. Orr, Wooeter, 0.. Ootober 2d, 1S62, s&Jd> HZouiuikmejz^ opinion of the German Bittora. 1 ijtive used them for Dyspep&ia and Indigestion, aad feie pleaauxnjp stating that 1 think they are tbe i?y owet remedy eifant lor the above complainta? are d?4utnfy in the adaanse of ail the prqprt prry meikoinee of iht day." 0 %*Mr. Oct is a distingoished lawyer ot Wooetet Theef Bitterfi iwhwo.t vsqjtabui They a?r prostrate the tytLn, but inzigorvte it. i Iw sale in Washington by 2. D-GILMAX^ i In Georgetown by 3. L. !QD^V!biu? j In Alexandria by J. R. PUBUPOflT In Richmond by I^OSCXLL, LADD k 00. In Baltimore by CANDY k BATCH, la M, i _ r D^iS MILLKR, la do 8KTH HANOI. In do; slAC^IlJCRSON k MARSHALL. Ia Norfolk by M, A ?AtrT08 ASON. And by r*sp4t table dealem In medlciu.e every* ^Dtflre. "T, :u%M WABREN'S IMPROVJB^ PI KB AND WATKR-PROOf COMPOSITION ROOFING. \Xr?take pieasuro in ealling the attention of f parties eoutB8tss, in a tfTeatri- degree "than any other roofing aterhtl 1n Ode, the valuable qualiticB of cfceapnesa, lurebdity and MMurtty Mgaia&t the aotiou of the el feiamu. W? are ready to oontract foe roofing in the eitj and country. Ofiioe home from tttoli aa., and 4 to 6 p.BW Jj Of'Mi WARRJMi A 00^ lb0T? OFFICIAL T*?A8TJ*T t>tPA?TMiirr,'August 26,18M. Notice 1? hereby given to IB* holders Of the lft? lowing-aescribsdstoekuof the United States, that this department is prepared to pureham, -at any time between the date hereof and the 20th day of November next,, portions of ?t4, to th? date -af reeefpt and settle ment at the Treasury, with the all aw man (for the m,adviini5te^e(; }-j over a hundred cases, in nrariy all the disease for which itia rwoaimexdAd, witb the m^st aztcrrfchmgh good results* He says it Is the beet exaeordinarv ia?dioine he lias ever aeen. AGITB AND JS VER?G^BAtf CUKE.?I hereby Mrtjfy that for three yearn I had Ague and Fever ci tl)e most violent description. I had several Physi ca-K^, took large ^uantitieis of Quinine, Mercury, ?nd 11-eiieteall the Toelcs advertised, bet all MlLont .?"eva-anent relief: At last I tried-Garter-'* hpaniih ?J.Kttirc, two bottie> of wi?>ch effectutUy curad me, andleuihappy to Aay 1 have had neither Chills Vr fererd clued. I ronsider it tbe beet Tonie in tiie world, and the only medicine that *ver reached my e?6c, JOfiN LONGMft. leaver Dam, newr Richmond Va. 0. B. LUCK, Bsq., now ln the c|ty of Rfcshn^ond, j ?b d for many years ia the FoetOfiice,has such eonfi lence 'u the astonishing' efficacy of Carter's Span lib lilitri*, that te has bought upwards of M botttes, which he has given away to the afflicted. Mr. Luck ?l yc he hf sever knbwc ii to iail wten tekefl accoil iiir to direction?. I Dj. iEiKU18,? practising PhysWan, and fermeriy Ithe .djty Hetei, in the .alky of. Rieiunond, bayp iwitnc6eedina nnmber of iniitancea the effbete of QhjUi'o Eparli;.h alixture, which were most truly pcr lieaaysin aeaoeefOoasuttiition,dependent en the Lfwer, the foed effects Wer* wonderful indeed. SAMUMli*. DRINBJffl,ef the firm of Drinkep* Slcrrts, Riclnrond, waeeunsd of Liver Oomplaint cf 8 years standing, by the u* of two bottles of Carter Danish5dixwr*, :c.ii: GSIIAT CURB OF BOKO TULA.?The Editors oi 19 RJchJrond Republican had a'servant employed in ,ir pret-ji room, chred of TioJfenbSCrofnla, eombfMd with RheuMatisia,whipb entirely disabled- him from work. Two bottles ef Carter's Spanish Mlxtuie made a perfect cure ef him, and thf Baiters, in a public no-: Dee, cay they "ahesrfuUyreeammendJt to all whe are j afihcwdWith any disease of the blood." STILL ANOTfaKR. CURB.OF SCROFULA-?I hai a very yalnaWe boj .eured of Scrofula by Carter's gnantefc Mikture. I oomdder it truly a valuable ihedieine. JAMBS M. TAYLOR, Conductor cn the I. r. A F. R. R. CoM liiohaond, Va.' sal* kBDBU* oi Twisnrr Ttars stajidinu CURBD lit, JOHN THOMPSON, residing in the ettr el Richmond, eared by three bettlee of Caitsrt: Spanish Mixture, ef Salt Rheum, which ha. had aearly twenty years, and which all the phyi&*?| ef the sit* oouid not oune, Mr. Thompson is a I nown merchant in the city w" Richmond, Va, ar.d |is curt is mo*t remarkable. 1 4 WM. A. MATTHBWB. ef-Riebmond,-had a ear aht cured of #lph|lW n? -?be WDrat fctm^hy Oar s Spanish AUxture. He says he cheerfully-re unendp it, anfl ooosidsca it an invaluable medi J^UBTON, {xnwgJ?ion*r b/ the rsventte, hs? seen the good-elfetta of Cartel 's pettish ..^-rein a number of SypbilfHfc eaeeH, and says it fc a perfect cure firttpt horrible disease, v is?? i y,'M. a. HjlBWOOD. of .r, CLOjiJB AO^No, 83 Maiden Lane, New York. 7 u.Ii r. r i T. W. DTQ5-I* SON^, No. 131 North get#til, tfrert, tffflr> *o. lM I4a#n-eti?^, Blah meni Ye-' *r 3 And for Baiaby OHARIdU. STOEE, VTasbington, 64 EJilk AiiexAudJWe end. by Draggisti iKS'JJfw M ..-i; .i?. it 1? u 1.q t a. lU&KEf VIOCeAIOBft. fcrou will Hud ?t-tha awfteOUi KI^ND EVENING STAR. Good Sentiments. IHie following from the Albany Knicker bocker, commends itself for its good sens* OutEmployment.-Out of employment The exclamation1 is almost as common as the n.d?M ol huueee. Why J H l??,ouiV "Mhtdiu end that flesh and blood must waste as the flofet- WilTfl wheb plucked from the stem' S2F' **f the week at a l&J^r??ra^*?n"?gkaivoa. Applestands ji^d pro|lt enough t? pay for an upper room approaching to coraforr Matches industriously offered have purchased :&rr* ??d-Bau?agameat ?o aM?s fK Cr- 0001 W??Ul?r. HUii I more than pay for eoals and expenses when froit pre^lls. An Ethiopian swill collector bas qualrfcd himself 4o exercise the ek->iw irmchtfe by pursuing big eluppy vocation with r}?!r' ^Ut 0f employment Wbo can kno 1 wh? or what you are if you stand at the cor lt%a wondering why-a stranger does not step forward and extend a helping hand 7. thTZu yv? into .prosperty, for 1 industry an. h^f MteDded 00 -w^aide beyond tbe re^ch of vision beveral mules and horse* be came so mingied with the droves that k wi found impossible to retake them, and they "e*n ?f?"9e(iw">th abandoned. In the terri H Minnesota. ?lk are fouud occasionally d?ej[ ??,8t g^at abundance. 'Griaxily bears are tew abd far between; but (he com mon k'ack bears abound in all parts of rhe re minisKn fUgh their number5 are slewlv di. muiishing from year to year before tbe inroad* ofc.ym.aticn Wolves, wildcats, and varSj ?mailer animal*, valuable for rbeir fur*. e*i? in almost inexhaustible profusion- Should tbe t.?r,h.rn Pacific Ksilrt^ad b. codKoZ ftS'lmhn .?P^rtunify be here afforded*? SieU tiS Bmat*ur sportsmen to Indulge j Ihe ^ild boasts of the foieats and plainf 7^ extermi?atod or driven to the inaccessible iMfness of the mountains/'The bwr, the buffalo, and the deer, would be blot ted from the pramcs, which f>r hundreds of years have affbrded them iurtenancd a ad ai home, and the places that knew -them should aijow them no more forever. Taa Clxrqt fccoRHED ?We speak pfeler gymen, who not content with their vocation profane it by malring it subservient-to politl We speak of ambitious.ovw bearing, dogmatical demagogues in clerical garments, who, whan they go up into the nul refl?^?jnf'^purpows, ard see aroSnd them persons differing from them in matter ot political opinion.cannot content themselve* uotil they have denounoed ttiat.difference uf opinion as among the unpardonable sins We speak of ordained poIiticiaLS making s umi. speeches in saored pjaces^making them where ky the laws of the land, no answer is permit. ted, and where a text of scripture at the be ginning and an "?men'' at the end can be ro sorted to as convenient artifices to increase their effect upon the voters v Ignorant profe^ors and inaolent divines whose brains have never beeu matured Lv' JnftC^8 1 f ?K?Wledge may degrade themselvef. aDd insult the Senate, and outrage the public inteihgenoe, and disgust the good taate ef the people by unworthy exhibitions"; but thev to loi!0thima .le t0 eff?ct anything more thaL to soil themselves. h?d?? Papons, nrese Friar Turks "who' ff7- [?'in ???-band and the quarter stofi in the othar, who now pray with i nasal [.fang and now declaim with a demagogue Idry, deserve ohastisement at tbe hands 02 all who value pure religion and have a rtgard ^sacerdotal character.?W*,kin%tro?eadto tbe Haltic. it^ would thus appea* hat a long struggle is anticipated. The cost n the end will be immense, and unless the !A Hies should be diecouiflttedan-aff^rt win ne ioubt bemade ?o obtain reatiimJdon from the /sag. Such i? already tbe. sentiment of a arge portion of the people' ofr Eo'gland and France. Sojuao^ FOR CeMPRHSATioi.?"Balloa. hharg, said Pop, meeting him tlie other dav In the street, ''you hobble, my boy;"what's the matrer-with-y?li?i? 9. II" ll.'Oiu.f had *iy feek ^rwh^ tfefough tha taraleMueis of a conductgr the. other day, be tween railroad cars?that's *C1T.M "And dom't you mean tosue for damagaet'* 1 4*Daniagea-? car he procured the counter, immediately a ~%m ht " Ufiitjoo# ft t, speoei^Ung, parmewftijt i?W f.uit?, friendj;, ririies, theft, tbingH i? fr>knl, health, sick.ne?s, death, past, preee^t and^l iur? events, and all oonoerns of life. itfadveie' HoeilMw- malv -eanmritod at the rsiiM pi>(M SS nattbwa^ ocrc?* 0 BltlCK YARD >OiL SAUII.-H t, the uaot-rMgnftd, oft?t at private'sale our -Try ?y setm Brirk now iu sacimssftil opereckA O ~4 aitn 140,000 feet of groqad attached to Jb? mm% elth a thi:ty horse power engine and boilers oom pifte, built Inst spring by Win M. K'lis k Brother,, itb all the dtcosils pTtainin^ the same,'su4Cr fc*? M i Wbeelb?rrow8, Brick Carr, Spades Fhovelf Tic^s v F orgy an J U lack srnitbe' D toe ails And. a grist Mill astacbed to the iane powsr, a|ii?h'can grind from 60 fo bO bcsbels of corn per

W. have now on hand 100,000 machine made bricks, burnt, Teady rnaiw ks4. 90,000 fr0(000. machtwa made bricks ?nhurr t Ail of which will be dis?otad of on (Minahls terms. 4 Those wishing to go into the abcore bosnee* have tew a fine opportunity r.fferrd them Call and sm. We are still making from 20,000 to 26,0u0 par 4af oct24?dtl3th*^' A T. TvirtfAirDT* j I mm j -WH HAtmS?HHJ>, FAMES HAA6K& k UPJ|OIm 8ew- verk es-nnfcctdfce, hi nke fhet lew aiaMk^ML KaSkar B*te Aa i>hmat'ks S9 lhlim ed- flsidw J :'i d 0Mi Janh! ev?n ow err :iS,

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EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITYr WXDIHESDA? AFTKRN005.. Hovemberl j %yTke large ciretdatwn of tke Stab' inakesxt the most desirable advertising me dium in tke District. It has more readers m tke cities of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, than aV. tke other Wash tnstondailies combined. BT Persons wanting the Evening Star in Baltimore, can procure it early every after soon at Henry Taylor's Newspaper Depot, "Sun Iron Buildings." None* to Subscribers.?Subscribers to this paper who fail to receive it regularly will confer a favor upon the proprietors by leaving their complaints at the counter of the Star office. BPIBIT OF THS C0ENI5S PF.ES3. The Union is occupied to day for the most part with a discussion with the Courier des JEtats Unit of the question whether the allies in the Eastern war have or have not managed their matters so far, as well as the United States managed theirs in the Mexican War. The Intelligencer defends itself against the 'Union and Sentinel in the matter of itff orig inal denial that Mr. Senator Sumner is an ab olitionist, and its subsequent paragraph at tributing to him an abolition speech. The editor thinks it is rather hard that he should 2>e held indirectly responsible for the course of Senator Sumner, Inasmuch as that gentle man was elected by democratic, not whig votes. The Sentine! rates the Union roundly Ibr taking ground against those nominal demo crats in New York, who are wielding the tom ahawk against the party-. Blackwood.?We are indebted to Taylor 1 ceeded at a l ?h g e to future benefit and to the putting of this great enterprise upon a more solid, equitable, and safe fouodation. it is a truth so clear as to be transparc t to all ey>s that this work is deeply in debt, and, I may say, vexingly embarrassed. To buoy it, therefore, and, in brokers' phraseology, kite" the stock, as it once was, far above real value, in or der to please and accommodate a few stock-jobbing j stockholder*, must eventuate deleteriously, and place the work in a Worse condition than it now is. A'temporary inflation might, and doubtlew would take place, under the novelty of a new administra tion, but this must be ephemeral, and finally recoil upon, perhaps, innocent parties. 1 have not one word to say against Mr. Swann. His energies and tact were fully exemplified when president of the road duiingits completion to the Ohio. Yet many are of the opinion that he excited hopes far beyond the power of realization. He is a gentleman of great financial ability, and would, perhaps, again do well, improving upou past experience. Mr. Harri son, however, lias been tried in the fiery ordeal, and stands before the world without a blemish. Hon esty, that mightiest of all commendation, stands out pre eminently in his favor. He has cautiously and scrupulously aimed to exhibit the truth, to hold the mirror up to nature, and in this, perhaps, has been hi* chief offending. What the result will Be, is dif ficult now to divine but independent of extraneous and deeply self-interested motives, chances prepon derate in his favor for a re-election.. The fact is, there has been* and is, too much stock-jobbing In the stock of w concern. It is bandied about be tween bull and bear, day after day, year in and year out, until the true interests of the road and of the community, are lost sight of. Every whim and ca price are brought to bear upop it until the law of propulsion and resistance, aided by centripetal and centrifugal forces, it has almost demonstrated that incomprehensible parodox, a perpetual motion. Un til something be done by which the stock of this company assume a more stable character?until it shall have been relieved from the horns of the "bull," and paws of the bear," it must fail to secure con fidence, and the road be in questionable repute. An affair came i.ff to-day in the office Of Ju tice Ciwper, which, before ending, turned the tables, and brought tlfe presenter to prosecutor up all standing. It Beetns that a person, named Welch, who keeps a hotel up town, charged a young man, named Pen nington, with robbing his drawer of 850. The youth was brought before a m gistrate, and Welch test! fied that he had stolen his money. He was a rather tvayward son of Justice Pennington. Soon after, a counter action was brought. Witnesses Were ad ducel, includlng'Mrs. Welch, (formerly Miss Susan Creamer, of Washington,) who testified that Welch took the money himself, and falsely charged t'ie in necent young man. A writ was issued,and Mr. W was sent to prison upnnthe charge of perjury. The great match race (trot to harness) between Billy McDonald's "Phelix" and Mr. i^orderay'.* "Joe," for ?2.000 a side, comes off over the Herring Run Course un Wednesday. Quite an interest i. manifesied in this affair. It will, doubtless, be large ly attended. The bets on "Phelix." as the favorite, seem to be most numerous. I observe in your paper of to-day, a paragraph headed "Fever at Baltimore," stating that there cruitson the Ontario in our harbor, would piobably be removed for a time in consequence of the fever. This is news to Baltimore. It may be designed to remove the recruits, but there is certainly no fever in that region of the city to produce serious alarm. The oy.-ter dealers here have quite a slim patron age, owing to the prevailing opinion that oyBters thus far in the season are unhealthy. Bad ones cer tainly are and goo 1 may be eaten with caution yet awhile. The importation of these delicacies never were so large, and some boatmen have been obliged to give cargoes to persona for the taking of them away. jtxn Bolt. ALEXANDRIA C0R&ESP0HDEHC1. Grand Firemen's Procession?Ladies Fair? Hand-in-Hand Soiree?Presbyterian Syn od?Railroad Festival, Alexandria, Nov. 1,1864. Monday was a grand gala day with our firemen. Early in the afternoon, the Hydraulion Fire Com pany, equipped in the new uniform, assembled at their engine house, and having received Prosperi's band and an escort from the Sun and Friendship, the procession formed in the following order; first, Pros peri's Brass Hand, which discoursed superb music throughout the entire route; then, headed by two axemen in the picturesque costume of the American Indians, came tlie Sun Fire Company, wearing r??d fire hat and red shirt with blue velvet collar?C. D. Budd, and A. McCormick, Vice Presidents; tin recent illness of their gallant President, Hugh La tham, rendering bis absence unavoidable. A dele gation from the Friendship Fire Company, Major B. Thorn is, President, followed* after which came the Hydraulion Fire Company, H. Smith, Marshal, B. Barton, Esq., President, and Isaac Entwistle, Vice President. This corps were equipped in n Firemen's blue hat, with brass bl ze inscribed II F. Co., light drab coat, biack patent leather belt, and black pants. They turned out strong, and their first appearance in a new uniform elicited universal admiration. The Hydraulion drew after them Un handsome suction built for them a fVw years since by William Simpson, of Baltimore, but which, under the hands of Messrs. Hurdle and Son, came out into the gala as fresh as the first dny of its arrival in Alexandria. TTpc n the boards of this neat piece of apparatus were perched six boys, four dressed as Turks, and two wearing the color and habiliments of the red men. The whole procession was under the direction of Jas. S. Douglas, Chief Marshal. From the Hydraulion engine house the procession moved through our principal streets, stopping at tin hospitable mansion ot Mr. James Douglas, where l',e Bremen were handsomely entertained, and at the Nebraska House, where they partook of the generosity of the President of the Friendship. At 7 o clock, the procession re formed and proceeded to tho Ladies Fair, at Sarepta Hall. The Fair, which is the affair of the season, opened with a dense crowd, yet all went merrily as a mar riage bell. Notwithstanding the large attendance, not a harsh word disturbed the universal harmony. Pleasure reigned upreme during the entire time. On the same evening our friends of the Hand-in Hand Club tripped on the 1 ght fantastic toe to the music of Bowden's Band in a soiree at their hail. All went iff pleasantly with them, and the festivities were continued until a late hour. The Presbyterian Synod, which, for the past few weeks, has been in session at the First Presbyterian Church in this ciiy, closed their session on Satar day night, and adjourned to meet in Lexington on the first Wednesday after the full moon of October, 1855. The Festival at Stasburg on Saturday wns a fine affhir. A real Virginia welcome met the Alexandri ans who participated in the good things which Stas burg served up in honor of the'6ccasion. Ami. Total Abstinence Movement.? Tas Question Aqain Kxajonsd.?In view of the very general agitation ot this ail important and abeorl ing question, so intimately connected with the bust Sew and Well-being of cur citizens, their wives and children, the Northern Liberties'Division will hold the first of s series of meetings In the Method it Church South, on high th street, where thettujUencfe will be addressed by the Rtv. Dr. Pxcx, the Kev. Dt Clattow, snd A. Cpwsihghaji, P U. W. P? on THURSDAY evening, November 2d, at 7# o'clock i the new phase given to the question by the late memorials pretexted to the Councils, will be ex amined, and the fallacies of the liquor dealers el posed. The public are respectfully invited. An invitation is hereby extended to the other 5i- j visions in the city to j in with us *nH lM_ the Hall with music. ,r ABA HADMAN. G. W. HAtfPT*A*, nov 1?-2t CemmfttM* t/eatrfl Building Assoc etton The reguisr monthly meeting the Beard 0' directors will ba held to-morrow (Thursday) evening, et V o'clock, .to the Hall of the -Medical Cttis*-, esner of and 7lith street*. J w Secretary. M-Mm "CARO-MoTlflg H ft m,mUl,y *?'????f tbfc Com M SflUj?. ""AJ* bte,,u ,h?*' ira ory UusJ M lK*edneedaf) evening, at 7# o'aloek. 1 f 3r LLOYD, U"i BTATEHKST, Showing the amount at his oredit in the Treasury. wi?h assisiant not depositaries t Aft Mi and branchS4^ by returns rtf*ti&d $o Monday. Oct. 23, 1854; ths amount for which drafts have been isru*d, but were then unpaid, and the amount then remaining subject to draft. Showing, also, the amount o f future trans fers to and from depositaries, as ordered bp the Summary of ths Trooeury. la what place. Treasury of the United States, Washington, D.C? Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts...... Assistant Treasurer, New York, Nej York. vt............ Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Carolina. Assi.?tant Treasurer, New Orleans, Louisiana Assistant Treasurer, St. Loots, Missouri?... Assistant Treasurer, San Francisco.? M.~.|W^U8 17 Depositary at Buffalo, New York Depositary at Baltimore, Maryland Depositary at Richmond. Virginia...... Depositary at Norfolk. Virginia- Depositary at Wilmington, North Carolina Depositary at Savannah, Georgia Depositary at Mobile. Alabama Depositary at Nashville, Tennessee Depositary at Cincinnati, Ohio Depositary at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Depositary at Dubuque, Iowa Depositary at Little Bock. Arkansas .....616 66 Depositary at Jeffersonville, Indiana Depositary at Chicago, Illinois Depositary at Detroit, Michigan Depositary at Tallahassee, Florida Assay offloe, New York Branch mint, San Francisco, Cal Mint of the United States, Philadelphia. Penn Branch mint of the United States, Charlotte, N. C Branch mint of the United States, Dahlonega, Oa... Branch mint of the United States, New Orleans, La. 4 H 9 I

Deduct overdraft. $606434 88 $309, 809 4 89 ,061 6,022.300 732.994 73,648 741,390 4,027,299 16 266 87 001 228,960 87.0'9 106.010 6,488 128.048 yA'MSt 16 966 119,832 11,679 430,927 78,010 99,668 118.049 139 267 24,79" 2,300,000 600,000 4,400.864 32 000 26 850 1,666.986 80 *9 87 92 81 62 4? 87 28 06 86 66 61 24 92 61 81 85 42 84 76 '0 60 14 oo 00 18 CO 00 48 m m cfH. :iili $6,M* 22 90 664 60 418,910 80 9,087 40 11,049 66 20T 00S 87 117,108 80 8U,'04 14 13,049 26 11072 5i 1 343 68 6,226 85 6,140 62 ?It 7?9 47 14.231 13 1 686 80 8 569 14 1,336 12 11.884 81 73.626 40 8,48 i 75 6.470 44 58,374 47 111 76 27,269,218 96 1,874,918 88 1804 361 68 4 798.S96 84 6 609,*09 77 723.907 62 81 918 06 634,884 76 3^10,184 16 88 961 97 2rf8 00 #4.414 1*9 98 Transfers ordered from assistant treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts..... Transfers ordered from assistant treasurer, New York. New York Transfer* ordered from branch mint of the Uai'ed States, New Orleans, Louisiana. Trars'ers ordered from assistant treasurer, St. Louis, Missouri Trao fers order-d frcm depositary at Dubu0ue, Iowa Transfers ordered from assay offloe at New York, N. Y Transom ordered from branch mint, San Francises. California Transfers ordered from mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania........ "V" 160,000 00 762 900 00 200,000 00 826.000 00 18M98 89 600.000 00 9.216 84 1,330,000 00 $3,950,353 08 Vov 1?It rv-=* I. O. O IP ??-Mechanic Lodge, No. 18, hav X5 fug accepted en Invitation to be (be layine of the corner rtone rt the new Methodist church, Georgetown, on Wednesday, Novemberl. would frst-mally Invite all members h? ?ood stand 5ng of pister Lodgse of the District, to participate with them Co that OceesWii. Th? members of Mechanic Lodge, Ho 18. t* quet'd to meet at their Hall at one o'elock, p. m., On Wednesday Nor. 1. _ By orJer. R, A. 8HEKELL, N G. oct 31?^t [Sentirel. Intel. It] 1]10R 8 ALls 1 fine Hone and Boggy will be sold low for the coth. They will be soli sepsrsta or together. Apply at Birch's Stable, 14th street no* 1?at* ENGLISH bibles end Kpisoopal Prayer Books, a large assor ment in rich end elegant binilng, iust rec-ived end for sale at very low pHcesby K K. LUNDY, nor 1 Fridge 8treet, Georgetown. NOTICE -There was left at the Ristauraat of the Fubecribcr tome time since, two FBATHEH fcEDS which the owner is hereby notified to claim within ten days, or they will be disposed of aocord ing to law. P. HAMMILL, nov 1- 3t Alexandria, Va. OTBKD AND WINDOW GLASri? this community, consigns of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses', Bov> and Chil dren's Boots, th es. ?licpers, Ac. All of which will be sold on the iLoet reasonable terms for cash. H. L. CROSS, nov 1?3t* First Ward Sfcoe Store. WHlTfc Zinc, dry, and ground in oil, iu store and for sale by HOWfcLL A MORSELL French and American white aud brown Zitc, in assorted size packages, at low prices N B?We are prepared to furnish at short notfee find at cheap rut.* French or ttngush Plate Glass cfanytdie. HOWELL k MOB88LL, nov 1? d2w C street, No. 823 P. 8.?We are daily manufacturing our No. 1 fctherial Oil, with ?hich we cm supply the trade THE MIRACLE ATTAINED! SA VE YOUR LI VES!! 'KIME aod a^ain for ages have the eyes of the 1 medical world been imploringly and deeply set n vain in a labyrinth of thought for the purpose of flirt ding a remedy tor that monster. Consumption. 1 he press has oalled loucly in its columns f?r unoeannfr efforts to an Interposition between this destroyer and death, and the entire public who have fallen by thousand* in its path hare reiterated in loud and emphatic strains a call for protection. Never, in the revolutions of the past, has a response, ample in its relief, been given to the wishes of the worlt at arge, until within the last few months, in which time, Dr. Tappan, a celebrated physician of Balti more, who has been arduously engaged for years in (he study Qf this disease, has finally the great and desirable preventative. He can positively, apart from all quackery, cure effectually that heretofore incurab'e disease, Consumption, which is carrying so many promising aod uteful lives to a premature grave. All who are afflicted with this killlnc hydra beaded monster, as they value their li*es, should at once fly to inevitable protection. Dr. T. has, in con df .-tion with the above grand attainment, a decided relief for cancers, which he will effectually remove in from seven to tee days. He removes the cancer together wi'h all its influences, so that a return i? impossible. He also will cure, without the least failure, the mos. deep rooted case of dyspepsia, in from forfy to sixty days. Persons who, without hum buggery, with to be saved from these gianfrevils, Would discover their wants in giving Dr. l'nppan a trial. He can be found at Mis. little's, on 0 between and 6th streets, where all calls will be a ten tively responded to. Ha will remain hut a few days; therefore, delay not, but call at onoe. nov L?It* T1 A* PfcK'd MAGAZINE for November, a ver> n interesting number, is received and for sale at 3ll7i-LINGTJIv3 Bookator* Knickerbocker Magaaine for November Putnam's Magaiiae for November Dickens's Household Words for tin nwtw Graham, Godey and Lacies* National Msgaiiner all received for November, and b-autilully illus trated Mew York Journal, Yankee Notion, and lllwtra ted Magiaue of Art fhr November I The Lout Heiress, by Mrs. bouthworth, 1a a very hitt'resting and beautiful story All the new Books received as feat as published, and every thing in the stationery line for sale at SHU.LLNGTOM'8 bookstore, cor. Pa av. and 4# at, Odeon Building. nov 1?3t PEARSON ON INFID1L1TY?OHKAP EDITION. The great interest mtaifeet?d in this extraor dinary w. rk, has induced the publishers to m spare a theap edition, in neat ompact form, at sixiy cent*? a price that will put it in the reach of alL The production of a mind Ju l fraught upon this theme* caracal and forceful?-every chapter we deem to be triumphant In argument. The volume will instruct the church and benefit all "?London Qumr> Urljf. Also.neu supihesofthefoUowiug valuable works: The kit* aad Eii?Uat$i fit. PaulTw Oeonybeaie A tiowson, The fltth volume of Veander's Church History, The sixth volume of Bancruft's History of the united *Wailand's Intalleetaai Philosophy, Lite of Dr. Archibald Alexander, rowu o* the Di?oou>? s aud sadings of our Lord, h i to's Daily Bi?ie lllus rationt*, Chalu.er'e V* dtkc, t .13}Jj?? iiJt: i CUR.TIH tk? JnrlUlellMt Prte* tice, and Peculiar Jurisprodance of the Courto of the Uoited Sts'e64. Thomson's Law? of W ar, as affecting OlMMM and Shipping -1 rol londoo. 1864. Robinson's History and Practice of Priae Law?1 Tol Let don. 1^1 De Marten*! stir l?s Armateur*. lea Prism at 1st Reprises?1 vol. Gottingen. 1795. Code dee Prises 2 Tola. Paris, par ordre da Roi." 1784. Maxwell'a Spirit of Marine Law?2 Tola London* 1808. The Laws, Ordinance*, and Institution* of the Admiralty of Ore** Britain, Civil and Military?4 ?oIs. London. 1746. Bynkershoek's Law of War, in English-^1 veL Philadelphia 1810. FRANCK TAYLOR. nov 1 i 1 m FIREMENS AND CITIZENS' GRAND BALL, AT ODD FELLOWS' HALL, On MOHDAY 1*1*1*0, mi. TB K BORTBBRS LlBBRTItl' FlttX COflP A Jf.T take j 1-asuie in nouns ng to their friends and b* pttblie fcenendlj that their Second Annual Bali will tska place at yd c Fellows' Hall, Seventh street, on MoSDaY ITM IN'fl, Novettbsr 8.h, 1864. The Company pledge theme*lvse that no expenM or pains will be spared to sake this the Ball of the season. g Firemen are respectfully requested to appear in uni*b*flJ The rcrr beet Cotillon Mask) has b^eu engaged for the oerufon. T1 kcts $1?admitting a rentleman and ladies; to be bad of any of the members, and at the door on (he evenicg oi the ball. MA*AGBB?. M BirokheaH, H Curtis, J Peabody, J N ^odlard. jr 8 P Robertson, J SUtford, J Williams, r J T balleck, R Wum, T Dawsrn C Grimes, H Ksenaa, C Mstls'k, J OV umbos, R Bnrch. J B Moran, O Oooeh. R T .tonfes. RjLeckie, C F Lowrey, 8 Taylor. L Newmyer, W O Butler, W Pumphrey. Flora Manager*. Wm Smith, G Ivans, J Ward, J T Sato*, cot 21?6W,SW,84M? Oft AND GALA NIQHT. SECOftB eSAVD A*BUAL BALL OF I EE Island Social Club. IN AID OF THEIR NEW LIBRARY. 11'ILL members of the Club take pleasure to an* X nouncing to their Mends and the pnbbe gen erally, that their feeond Grand Annual Ball wiU take plaee at INLAND HALL, en THURSDAY even ing, NOVEMBER 9, the proceeds of the Ball,to ka devoted to their new Library. Every exertion will be made by the 01 ah to rive satisfaction to those who may honor tbam aith their preeemce In foot, tbey are determined to make this an eveatog of so* ciablity end pleasure to their many .riends and the public. They won'd also stole that the AM PHI Oil QUAB* TKTrfe BANB. comprising Messrs Oserge M. Hill, B>ni C Greenup, F. Pro it, and T. B Bennett, have kindly eonsvnted to enttran the ttoattoh with art* ral of their popalar QnsrteWas, Glees, Ac. A superior Qotillon Band has been engaged for the ocaaaton. Mr. Rioe>a Bend hae ais-oo as sated to perform several of their celebrated Beats, Ooatrn Daaces, Ac TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to be had of the mana gers, and at the door on the evening of the BalL Mtrtgnn Jot. B. 'falling, F. Gu?t, Richard Evsne, J. Smithly, J W. Cory, T. L. Bail-y, JohnW. P?gg, G. F. Adams, Harry Dudley, C. 0 Hamilton, D. W. l>n*eolL N.Joata. oo* 30?eotS'hNov* nr?? Grand iabetrlptiaa Ball. The i-L5 National Greys respectfully inform Mia tftfc seaadMCaftolngton that thev are making ar aage ?na*to.to gtoe a Grand Sabscriptiea Bali on Maoday evening Nev. 13th, ItM. For particulars eee future advertisement. B. G 8BkBELL, Secretary of the Exeuattvc nimiM>n oct 7?tf of Fooplo! 8 torn of Applaaao:!! DBLlJfiK IITILI, BAGINO AT ODD-FELLOWS' HALL!! AS the intended ball f jt this week hat been post poned, MORGtN'd MIKROR OF CRKATfON a.AD DELUGE, with the CONCERT by tta Boetoa B'ipd Vocalist, will he exhibitod eash evantog at 7U o'clock, until Tl ureday. Also, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, st 3 o'clo coasmance reviewiM ir*

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1 TENING STAR L LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Th* H*alth or Washinoto* ?There is no other subjcct in which a large l umber nf our read erf have a greater interest than in that of t'?e nealth o11 the deaths liavi ,g occurred in person^ under fifteen veers of age. Till* may be readily accounted for when we reflect Hint nine*! the larger proportion of these ther cause, being 134 to 1,309, or 1 to 9. This re LJTsult docs not depend upon any peculiarity of this F climate or locality, as the disease is not by any means a common one among the permanent re-i dents The greatest number of deaths from it occui Among ti?e mulatto population, of whom we ha*. e disproportionately large number, and among .-traiiw ers, who annually visit our ciiy for business 01 pleasure, many of them bring with tl.-m the seeds of the disease, and rema n long enough to ave it fully developed and proceed to a fatal termination. Tssing these circumstances into consideration .nr. giving ti us some inconvenience, but we are prepared torn .k? the sacrifice. A. Noerr John Leonberger L. Dorr Philip May J. Freeman W. P. McKsIden It Co James Frasier Ludwig Pl buger John F. Havenner Edward Quirk Geo. W. Hughes Geo. Schenck C. W. Havenner John F. Toson G. 9. Krafft John Wencel. It was referred to the Committee on Police. 0T?WA*r HolLinp Tb* fallowing from the Union will be responded to by every true heart that lu just sentiments reaches: The press of the country have dwelt with enthn siasm upon the noble daring, the heroic virtue*; the constancy and good faith, of the young inan of Wash ington, one of the victims in the ill-tated steamei Arctic Ptewart Holland was a resident of this city, where hi? aflhetert father noW resides, ana the young gentlemail had many devoted and attached friends. His heroism upon a trying occasion has ei.deaied sull closer to them, and t> s memory is embalmed ?n.thei{ hearV and consecrated in their affecrious. It has oesn proj?c*e appL.cs only to oysters from shallow places; along shore or in creek. that have been exposed to the direct raya of the sun at low water. Deep watei oysters are as good as ever, and no narm will result fr*?a their use. The writer U Una has never befo t this geaaon been affected by eaiiug oysters. He has had, within two weeks, two tracks of cholera morbus, superinduced hy e- Uug oysters, without whi?ky or orandy, good or bad. The oysiera w s.e, in both instances, freah, and to all appearance, good. The jmpr^ssion that oysters are unwholesome u auroad, and cannot he removed soon. The oyster t>uan?ess this winter, will be at a discount, alter a mon k or so. The uys'.ers that are now sick, will have recovered their health and good properties, and c*U then h? eaten with impunity; now tney cannot, despite of all opinion to the contrary A* Aaarraa-noa t as*.?After a storm in 1852, some twenty cords of wood was found floating in the Canal, and wers pickad up by two men, Measr*. Day and Kilter, who were required to give it up to a man named Daley, clai uing to be the owner They consented to give it upon being paid a dollar per cord as the salvage; and ibis being refused, th- wood w as shington Mon ument, on the 19th October, .ue anniversary nf ih amender of \orktown, with a r tiuesi tliat ilie CohMei wdl convey the gra'cfui ackuowl'-dgnien of Uie Board Ij the several companies as co.iUib uung. LabT'I Fewer als.?The t surra Is of Lieut. MohUii, of tlie National Greys, and private O'Briau, of t!ie M' aigouit ry CuarJ^, were largely attended on Mon day afternoon, by frienus m hacks, as well as by the respecuve eoiupaaie*. A salute was given by the Grey* to the Guards, on the laiusr entermg the grave yard, wiitie the former had l?ft to his repose their declared comrade, la seems both go to the same g ave-yard, it mnnded us of thf duflt of Un ton?1h.it he should be discharged on the ground that !he Corporation of Georgetown, under their chart* r. had no right to make such a commitment- It- "iiif that an sction for damage? *?;ii?.-t the Georgetown authorities, may be brought wnd carried by Mr. an Horn. He lacked one sijf nmure o' the m ighb >rliood to his lincense, offered to pay, was refused, sold without license, and sold on his own hook, and thus upset the assumptions of t try it on again. Lubln'l Extracts Ucrmaii Cologne Florid* Water Bay Knm Cleaver's Honey 8oap, London Lowe's do do Cleaver'# A Love's Brown Windsor A lar?e lot Just received by Z. D. OILMAN. Druggist. oct SO? 3t liCBDON BURROW'S ELIXIR VIT.fi.?Its virtue* have be^u endorsed by DIVINES, EDITORS, LAWYERS, L'HtvilsTS, and other eminent Individuals. By the MAnox ic and Odd Fellows' Lodoks of Norfolk. By 5,000 citizens of the city of Norfolk and towu of Portsmouth, aad every one of their 25,000 inhabitants, are li>lng witness of its ex trnoidinary virtuea upon themselves or seme friend and ac laainUnce. Remember certificates of cures performed iu i n* ss, exhibited at ths World's Fair, New York. It Will be remem bered that Mr. W. received from the World's Fair, London, twossedals for his unrivalled daguerreotypes of President Fillmore sod Cabinet, aud P an tl scopes of Niagara Falls, be sides premiums at all the fsirs st which he has exhibited for many years past. This speaks volume# In ftvor of his galle ries. Call and have yonr likensssss taken at Whitehurst's Galle ry, near Four and-a-haif street, Pennsylvania avenue. sep 1#?tf tr Sr lhdid PicTtntas,?Thos# of our readsrs who dssirc to pass through a splendid Gallery of Pictures, ahoslA uot fall to piy a -visit to Pluiqb's Rooms on the Avenue. He lias on exhibition there roms choice specimsai of the new art of Daguerreotyplng lu Oil, which for besuty aud excellence are Incomparable. There is a portrait exeoeted. In this last style, of President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the artist, every lineament thereof gi ving s life Uke expression. Mr. Pliunbel# reckoned among ths Arat Da^ueritutu artiste of our time. mar to AAUK1KO. On the 19th instant, by the Rev. J. B. Donelan, Mr. JAMES GANNATY to Miss HAKY ANNA BRANNAN, alt of this eity. On ih': 31st instant, by Elder R. C. Lsachmnn, WYATT S. BERRY, of Vandalia, llliuots, to Miss MARY ELIZABETH MOORE, ol this city. (in tlie 30ih instant, by the Rev. Mr. Stan'ey, Mr. GEORUE HARTWELL to Miss ROBINA E.BAN NERMAN. POSTPONEMENT.. SYMPATHIZING with the FamilyjMpr esteemed Captain in hi* recent affliction. i^BOjmjnittee, on behalf of the company, giTe nutiozew Oalloo. last colors. ?t cent* A handsome lot of Curt si u Goo4a ol various kinds Tapestry Velret, Taper try, BtcmwIs, Ingrain, and Three-ply Carpets, cheap cetffl-dlOt HALL k BROTHER. k- H. GILLET, CsanialXor at Law. Office and reaidecc* in Franklin Row, corner ?if K and Tbirtseutb street. oct 86?dly DRfc68 MAKING?REMOVAL.- Mas. M. X Cuisnoi, lnhtonaHla 1 *f"'*tr 1 ?t moved front be?-!ir u: r-c?-? e i-fr-cf. jth and tu No. ?T?, 'ibir.^nth ten doors u..i of f?nu>-yiV' Brick House, a few doors north of the Avanue, a;;?' on Eighteenth street w?t, and near the De- ?ft partment*, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for i? family. There is a flue yard attached, with a pump of good water in it L. B. TRUE. N B ?The terms will be very reasonable. oct 31?St* ALABGE FRONT ROOM MAY BE OBTAINED, with or without Board, at No. 426 E street, tween 7th and 8th, opposite General Port Offloe. oct 31?3t* _ tjUJR. HKNT.?THE LARGE BRICK H jmmodations in the large, ahy, flag-stone-paved, and dry Basements under the ?tar OfQoe, corner Pa. avenue and Eleventh st Apply at the Star office oct 26?tf ijV>K KENT?Possession g>vea immediately?the Lite offlc*} o: the Evening Star, on D St., wicbin atlj yards of it* junction with Twelfth street and avenue. The building is of two stories. The lower story being divided into tbree convenient -91ms, and the upper being a large single room. It j *ill afford two convenient small shops, fronting on D street, with ample working room in th* rear. Al so a convenient painter's or carpenter's or other mechanics7 wort &hop above. Apply at Star office, oct 2ft?tf N CAPITOL HI' L?THREE VERY DE81RA ble Building Lota No. 1,15, aad 16 in gqnare 87. between East Capitol and A ets. south, Third square east of Capitol Grounds, will be "old on ao otmodating terms on application to G. Crandall, >o 33 It atree', near Tenth, TMand. Also, several otners in Square 872. oct 246?lm* I10K KENT?A STORE UN FA. AVENUE?THE neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build ago, next to the corner of Pa. avenue end Eleventh st i eet, a hich Bald corner is soon to be opened by llubua A Hits, as their Music fctore and Piano ware ruccts. Tbe store now for rent will make a^apital aland for almost any kind of business, as already the Star office is more frequented than any other b'isinesa place in Washington. Apply at the counter of the ?ta* offloe. oct 26?tf DON'T YOU WANT A HOME??100 BUILDING Lots fer sale on easy terms to suit any perron th%t wants to build Fina store house on corner of seven* h and G streets, to let. WALTER A. TRUE, Carpenter and Builder, G, between Seventh and Eighth street, oct 24?lm* HlnTY BUILDING SITES, onatainiaa about five t acres eaN SATURDAY mornirg, November 4ns'sting in part of Aspar?gups, Rhabarb. Rafpb?"r:y, Straw borry, Currant? and Roees ofevfry variety Also, lots No. 3, 4, 6, 7, S and 0, of Square No. 180 Terms of sale: Sura* of $25 srd under, cash; over $25, acrcditofthicty and i-ixty days on notes re sponsibly ?nJor8-:d, brariog intwrefrt; (the 1' ts ex cepted,) rpon which a larger credit will be given. N. B.?Persons desirous of purchasing; b?fore tfce day of sale % st, west side, between Missouri and i' a. avenues. oct 21?lm* OARDISG.-Mrs. DUYALL, Penna. arenas, nearly opposite Browns' Hotel, has fine ROOM!? and offers overj desirable comfort and accommoda tion for tamilies or single gentlemen?permanent or transient. No more agreeable boarding house will be found in Washington. je 16?ly TO ALL WH0K IT MAY CONCEBH I HEREBY make knonn te tbe public that I have obtained a Patent from the United fctates for an improved Saw, and am now ready to dispose of rights, or furnifh those with Saws who wish to avail themselTM of th's vast improvement This ?a* will cut double the amount in any given time, wnh the same power s that of the ordinary Baw. The nature ot wy invention is so to construct the tee h of the Saw that each tooth shall cut its way through the wool without team* or forcing the Ba?, each tooth acting as a mortising ctfcei, and cutting a chip or cow of th- same thickness; tl^ each tooth st?nd? in adTanee of the One next behind it; the cuttine part of ea.h tooth is exactly Terfcal; and, notwithstanding, each tooth^oag infrontof.be OM next behind it; the blade of the s?w to be of equal width, requiring tbe back of Saw to be in chn-d forward; the s?e of the openingjjstweea tfce teeth to be increased or reduced, according to tbe length Of the Paw and stM of tbe timber to be cut, so that each space between ths teeth fhall be capa ble Ot bo'ding the enti e chip or core that the tooth hehin it may cut oft. Ths Baw is oapaMs of being ESS*" ?Sj _ I- ?tj:wabt. ynr fnythttf information address For fartn?r m MoOLELLAND, oct 24?eo6t Washington, D. O, CALL ATO OBI A GOOD STOVE. w-ttuaM BiCHJBY, Manulaciurer and D aler in yf ll^,,*iandTIN WABit, corner of o UTif G, Hud all wo*, in nie^ueaUendi ed to at. th" shortest possible uoUeo. NM v 'iiier in ."mm idU^Pl Auction Sales. By BARNARD BUCKET, A E__ OB0RQKT0W*. XTINSIYB SALS OF BOOKS AND STATION BAY. Encyclopedias and Valuable Standard Workt, 1b everr departme^ J cf Literatim, Science and Art ANNUALS ibA's will be positive and without te 6erve, to the high*** Hlder, and will be continued every evening until ail .T-e sold. N. B.?Books lor elimination and at Private Sale during the day. BARN ARD A BUCKET. Auctioneers, lirdge st., GtH.>fcrib?*r will sell at pubiie sale on Tuesday, the W&z day of November, 1S64, a? o'clock, p. id., rn the premises, all that piece or taroel of giound lying an J b?tng situated in the ci'v of Washington, and bein.; p.rtof Square No. MM), beginning for th* sai*?? on Jersey avenue, at a point 250 feet 6 iuctasf.mo the nrrthwest corner of said square, and running fhsuot at right a*gle?, to New Jersey avenue ea-twardiy 186 feet 2b4 in; thence due south 23 feet, mo e or less, to a par*.lei line 22 feet from the 1'ne first described, and run ning parallel with aa!d first line westwardly to New Jersey avenue 180 feet 2 Inches; thence northward On Ne* Jersey avenue 12 tret to the place of begin ning, containing 2,930 square feet, more or lees. The above property is eligibly situated near the Railroad Depot, and offers a favorable opportunity tor investment. The terms of sale wi 1 be cash, and !f not complied with in one week after the day cf sale, the property will be re-sold, at 'he risk and expense of the pur chaser, upon one week's notios. All conveyance!? at expense of purchaser. CHAS. S WALLACn, Tmstee. JA8.0. McGUIRI, ace 1 pair ep'endid 4 light Chandeliers Sofa.*, Chairs, Tables Crockery, Gltssware. Ac. R. H J WELLE A 00., oct 26?2t (Intel) Auctioneer*. f Fnrn.tuie viz: Mahogany Diranp, parlor and rocking chairs Do marble-lop centre, dining aad other Ti biae Do and walnut French, Cottage and oth^r Bedsteads _.,iI>0 Sideboards, dressing and other Bureaus (lUt and mahogany t ome Letting Glasses Moreen pnrler a;id chsuaber Window Curtains Maple Bedsteads C ?ue ?nd wood seat Chairs Paintd Wardrobes Washstands and Toilet gets Feather B-.-cU and Bidding J air and ?huck Mattress Fine three ply an i other Carpets Hug* aud Mat^in.T A lot of passage and floor Oilcloth Hirandoles, eolar, hall end hall Lamps Fine Gilt Gas Burners China. Ol-iM, Crockery and Stone Ware Ooofcinr, airtight and other Stores With a large and general assortment of Kitchen Re quisites And m'iny other articles which we deem uneece* sary to enumerate Lerms: All aums under $25 cash; over that cam a credit of two and four months, ftr notes eatkfa torily endorsed, bearing interest M GREEN A 8COTT, oct 28-d Auctioneers By J. C. McGLIHE, Auctioneer. Handsome furnitur* *nd HousEHoiiD ,.*5^ 8t Auction-On THUR8DAT morning ^November, at 10 o'clock, at the resident j o" Gl"'5Can? on Indiana avenue, between ?irst and PcooiH i-tiwts, I shall sell all her furniture and houe^hold efff-rt^, oomprit-i ag? Supeiior Rosewoou I'iano Forte Pair *f hand.coi3e walnut maroon plush cover'd te'e-atete hofac, with arm and parlor Chairs to match Fle/nnt rcjewood Centre Table Handsome Reception Chairs Maro. n dsma?k Curtains. Cornice, Ao eautiful gilt Mantel Ornoments, Vases Walnut Whtfnot, paper mar he TaM-s H?^.m8u'K,^,,Wplr ?"P?. Matting, Oilcloth Mahogany pring Sofa, plush covered Chilrn Fine cak extensioa Cini?g Table Care a.at oak ?aiuin,; Chairs, butler'c Trsr Kleg&nt Fr* nch China, Dior er, Dessert and Tea 8^r T 06 Silver plat-d Castor-, cut Glassware fiujerior^English ivt ry handled Table Cutlery, fl ty Silver jplated Spoons, Forks and Candlesticks, Fire Supeib iron high pes* Bedstead, entirely ftllt. with c^nop, and el-g^nt bine danm* JurUina Mahogaoy anl walnut Fr-n?h Bedstead's Handsome Diewin? Bureaus, Wash*tanda Be-1 hair and hut-k Vattre.sea nrf JnDirtment of Kitchen Utensils. Terra*: |30 and tinder eAsh; ovn nim a credit of four months, fBr nows eettefaoton'-J en dorsed, bearing interest na j JAMES C. MflGUnUC, eat 26?d Auettotieer. By WATBBBVBT 4 DTEU, Anots., New Tork NOTICE TO EXHIBIT0B8 AT THI CRTSTAL PALACE In conformity with a resolution pa-sod by the Board of Directors of the Crystal Palace Affociation, at thei la*t meeting, notice is h*rebv given, that on and after the first day of November next, the goods in the Crystal Pa'ace will b- placed at tl disposal of exhib'tors; and that every facility will l>e afforded for the paoking and removing of the same. Exhibitors who may wish to offw their goods for sale at auction, may do so wi'hin the Cryetal Palace, providel they notify the President within 20 day of this date, of their intention to make such silef, that he may appoint auctioneersSar auoh pur pose, atd a day or days for such sales. JOHN H. WHIi'tS, I*rrst Crystal Palace. Dited New Tork. Oct. 27,1864. Waterburt Dteu, of the city of New Tork, Auo. tionewrs, are authorized to make sales 11 descriptions withing the Palace; and in o-.der to arrange the different aitieies row on exhibition f r mle and to prepare ca'akgues for particular days t>f sale, the immediate attention of Exhibit^** i? reoue^ted. WATEBNaY A DYER, Crystal Palace Auc'rs, oot 30?2wd fctrre, No. 38 Broad St.. N. T. i TOILET SOAPS. THE subferibers return their thanks to their nu merous friend* and cuR inwa in the District and elsewhere for the patronage hitherto extended to tb-m. and beg leave t> in torn them that in addi tion to their u&ual stoek they are now inanuftotor iag and will have constantly on hand all kinds of Tcilet and Fancy Soap--, to which they invite th-ir attention. We warrant eur Poaps equal to any made, anl will sell on as reasonable t*rms ?s the fame article can be purehased iu >ny of the North em e ties T. O DONNOGHUE A 'ioor^etown Oct 2&? 8tn* RE MO VAL. I"1 HE subscriber batii.g removed to the e- rner of 1 l a. avenue and 10th strew:, ovvr tVe W l ing ton Savings Bank will continue to keep m exten live ?f?;.ttment of PENRHTM MARBLE si"- IH??il MANTELS, WROUGHT IRON AND WIRE RML INQS, Encaustic Tiling and Terra Ootta and Ixoa Window Lintels and BUll RALPH HAJBKIKS. pot TELEGRAPHIC. Eipnaty fer the HITy Erralnjr Stir Th*Fmr-Ai Isabel, #c. Charleston, Not. JL?Ihe 6?ir eontinuee to abate in this city, as well u is Savannah, from which latter city we hare information to this affect to 8 p m. of yesterday. We are jet without definite information con cerning the alleged loss r' the Isabel. Ves sels, however, have already been dispatched for her relief from this city. The Baltimore!Race Baltiworb. Not. 1.?Immense crowds here gone to the Herring Ron Coarse this morning, to witness the race between '-Felix," (Wm. McDonald's bore#,) and "Joe," (Mr. Jess* Corderay's famous nag.) This raoe excite* more attention than any whieh has oome off here for a considerable time. falling of tht Africa. Naw York, Norn 1.?The Afrioa has sailed with 81 passengers and $925,090 in specie. The Loss of the ft. Nicholas Locistillk, Ky., Not. 1.?The estimated loss by the sinking of the St. Nioholaa, is at least $80,000. The Defalcation. Naw You, Not 1.?The over draft of $100,000, in one of oar city banks, wae prin pally settled yesterday after yon went to pi Baltimore Markets. Baltimore, Not. 1 ?Flour?Howard street, $3.50; City Mills, $8.26. Wheat?20,000 bash els sold at yesterday's prices. Corn? 21,000 bushels hare changed hands this morning, white at 72a76c., and yellow at 76a76o. Philadelphia Market* Philadelphia, NoT- 1-?Flour, to day, in this market, is $9 25. and Corn ex hibit no change from yesterday 's prioes. The Fever at New Orleans New Orleans, Not 1.?This evening the fever continues on the decrease, thcugo, far, the abatement, we regret to ssy, has beeu bat slight. The Cotton market was depressed to day. The Western Rivers WHEBLixe, Nov. 1.?Our information just received here is that the western rivers aiu all slowly on the rise. New York Market*. New York, Nov. 1.?Five thousand barreie Flour were sold this morning at yesterday's prices Wheat is on the decline. 30.000 boeh els of Corn sold?mixed 83 a 64c. The Cotton market is dull, and the stock market de* pressed. Supposed Fost-Offioe Robber Acqaitted. Lynk, Maes., 29.?The ease of John Stick ncy, a student in Amherst College, who waa charged with purloining letters from the poet office in this place, has been heard before U. S. Commissioner Curtis, and the accused ac quitted of the charge. His father was post master at the time of the alleged theft. The Search for the Missing Boats of the Steaaaar Arctic Unsuccessful. Bobton, Oct. 31.?The brig Margaret arri ved here to day from St. Johns, N F., which port she left on the 20tb, and reports that all the vessels sent in search of the missing boats of the steamer Arctio had returned to that j port without tidings. Completion of the Freeport Aqueduct. Pittsburg, Oct 30.?The aquedact over the Allegheny riTer at Freeport. on the Wea tern Division of the Pennsylvania Canal, has been completed, and the water will be let ic to-day or to-morrow. Suit to Recover Property. Boston, Oct. SO?A suit i- to be brought before the present term of the U. 8 Circuit Court by Mr. James A. Abbot and vrife, to recover a vast amount of property situ ?d in Essex and Lawreace. CLOCK REPAIRING. IF roar Clocks don't 1 p goui anie, call at CHARLtS KRAU E. corner of Tenth xnd C ftreets. A!1 orders will be promptly attended to* end warr-tnted. octal?2t* VSDIA RUBBER PUFF, DRB8fe. JL 1NG AND CHILDREN'S LONG COMB*, war ranted genuine, at LAMUOMPS, oei 3L?3t 8-Tenth at. TALL AND WINTER GOODS. JNU II. KNOOT, SOUTH SIDE BR1DGK STREET, HEAR HIGH, GEORGETOWN, D. C. HAP received and is now offering at low prioes a general *nd well se l?ctrd assortment of TILL AND WINTER O- OD8. B ught prii'Cipaiiy *t the Philadelphia and New York Aunii ins? enabling him to offer extra tndno? meuts ro cash or prompt thort time customers. In hi# auortmen' will be found a rich eseort raent of Plaid 8ilka PU}n and striped bik d? Memo*, Plsids, De lateee Cloak Cloths, Velvets And Dress Goods generally. Also, a good of Boys Gentlemen's Rest Paris Kid Glovw Blankets. Flannels Shawls, Sheetings, Shirtings Table Linen, Napkina, Ac. A calf Is solkited J H. 8MOOC. oet 2*?Ira CLOCKS, WATCHJB8 4 JEVELRY. I have just received *nd opened spa? ,freat assortment of Clocks, W a takes. Ij^B )uu.i Jewelry, all ofTrhlcb wi'l be sold ihctper than similar pocl? aafi beBH| bought in the District- I have on haskA a fee costly Watches, which will be sold a gnat beigatL if called for s on, at J. RO&UiAON'f Ja^elry Qfjore, opposite Browns' HoSeL oet 6?lm COME AND LEARN YOUR FAT*. MRH. GEOKGE, late of En* land, w ii In s lm iifliSH the ladies and gentlemen of Washington au vicinity that she nan be consisted on the past, pr? eut aod future events, at her restdense, No. 6OT Sev enth street, between Maryland a> enue and D atteeL vest sfcie, Island. Her name is on the dc cut and fitted eOe. Paper waist patter* 2& ceats Of A arietv of Ladiea* and ChHdree** the etes? ft?le Ja?t ssetlvei spd

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oi4'1 I. iiVjIIji THE BOOS- LOVER Oil-tf?Hw mn I am atone j| Becsu^uo. hating: heart is near,. Becau*> no voice of human tdne Makes pleasant musifc mm year,, wi 4 w j a -j OBt t^n'iM^otf-aiTrahWwfi?-%. a For here.ac? sir companio#3;U>sei; My books have voice ot music toife, And me with" pleasant voice they-greet. They look upon mo ffom thfe"V sTnrlVfs X*1' They lie around me where 1 sit: They seem to know that >|y Uid, Tb^opntrast was from nature. Tiie small birds sanj^nostlivfly Beside the sultmn hall, Where l.tttncK*. e?, as- ferheft grown/ But-ftjl nt she reposyd, On her coffined bed alone. i o ?j] She ?teep* thr la*H>oef sweetly??Jov--4. Niagara?. ?LJv.??p99|%.1.Newr York..Oct. 14. Pacihc..;.^*...*.. Liverpool....Sew York..0?t.* 18. Mown,. Glasgow New York..Oct. ?A?oum.. flavre^. New York..Oct. 25. ?BUC. ..Liverpool....New York..Kov gi-Tbe tJ.i.it iriua Steamers W?ave New Y? theSth arwt of en? h m'JTrtlu ^Vfc. *4N LIST u* AtihAVALto AT THIS HOTELS. Browni' flotsl^ r H- II Dowell, Va Row, SC A Lawrence, 8C t3 Kohithion, ->1 'JPboBiMjn, lid- iSBii'Bhrr'fi; "NT H(J RaWKBN. do Pt y*en^ey, T Wrumer, ?a .T- t W ?unn, ?alt H A Beaufort, Md J B Mayi>t* n, i>el C Henry, Ct D Stone, Pa J 9 Pe4?iu? 4 Iy, NY ,JB Murphy, Pa J H N'G .3 JolmaQJi ?sd Isdx, Va a Dongtaw. r H Hoffman, 4iC .rE Bemev, ?a fc wife, Va Gov r Tb' OIK, Hd Hon A BurdaU, NY- Ji' W A Dunn, NC .Mre Clarke, VSf L Ciaytoa, do W.K Hailed ?r CCUWOi, do _v r mm* WTDCyd*' Ho .Jl -B kjc. witu?. Tho? bavtaf P?* ???-...Jtfr h-M? PrieJWn, USA W C J?ro?, .Ohio Miss Ltttiuy, Va Q?e aCreai r* NY Capt William*. USA T?M.IF thin bar a? lady/iaw A Secor, IVY ;J HoMew Jo*m* a Gil ben,-dp BB BaMiiH, t'^A W W Spej^c, Bidto R W Dawnrnan, Pa B?*nj Johu?-1* i 1) V McLm, Pa 'A 11 G Griu, lidy,a?hUdr?nj Jainf* Mo^abr, Oregon and servant, Ala Titos Stuart L Snath, Md VF>MF^W?,f.5%leR->? acekev. W Gsrvf^Teia^.j- iAiut^^alraqj, do L Hargoove, Mi* "N Cha^min, Cm John l)ovtr>? John Nuimit^VA __ 1) M Matbewtfjldllil'g do G Mivelcell, Va or ?J Kowtaad,d? i A a ttibotal, XY )uhn Pno^e, phj^ A tt. MinakHtMi, Va Wbi a^ofteld k taiaOy.V^ Jjoha CoHfcrvita, ?a.W Gt#^ i G P Cont-rviu, do Joha tli|Km^ fft^O WCU W huien, Ou n G CanO%*r, J, Jacob Ee???, Va IV Chapman^JCtn Wm Hau*rv, Oiua G C WUitten# Va Daniel Curfey, do yg ,4...

Ulrkwood Howie?J. H. K a. liRSWOOD, Vt?W, jN G White, Pa G R vag .srtMtt Barley h. Boa. G Thornton, v? A Marley k Jadjr^Ala, H T Stodder fc Bos Sanrl Forrou, NY J N Hays 4b ewtcr, y Kellogg, Boston penstourg r n'am tz ;1'J U'r l4 I KIBWEMi'S compdtritD rttrcb bxtractop Or, Cancer Foot.- *l CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR. CAN CER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT, WHITE SWELLING. BRONCHI. i TIS, DROPSY, AND A?? DISEASES A RISING FROM fBBlMPURTl T tZ- 0F.XBS.BLOqD. t Prepared by J. L. KIDWELL, GhumJat, George town, Br 1 1 Theekimat* that.Is nrrw accorded this prepara tion by the medical prher medicine has. Direct to jUiam Dick, Et-q, Collyught beyond the reach of human agency. Foe the last twelve years I have been afflicted with Scrofula,ef a Cancerous' foftS.' "So extensive was the ulcers and so horrible my appearance that my cast1 became notorious with all the Faculty in this and the adjoining counties?in fact 1 had obtained the beet medical aid in our State, wfthout ally abate ment of the disease. Thrfcifih a friend I procured a half dozen bottles of your Beech I>r rt duties of this Seminary will be resumed on FRIDAY, September 1st.- The oousse of studies aotuUiy pursued in this In stitution embrace# a higher and Blew thorough lange than that pursued in any other Female Sem inary in the Union.' The kjoation. of the Seminary la remarkable for It? salubrity." The "buildings are large, the rooms capa cious, and the grounds toi reeeeation are vt^ry am ple. agi* J.. Terms lor boarding pupils, $'200 per ftefirfrtn of 10 mout.i??> peyabl" on,the 1st o September and 1st ol February TbiF charge ipcludej boarding, tuition In.Engiip^. Hn |10 per qt^rter, according to th? claseeawhl6fc Aey tnter. Reference Is made to Dr. Grafton Tyler, Captain Geo. F. de la ffoeh^, W. G. Rldgely, Esq., W Hunter Esq., W. 8. H. Taylor, Esq., Francis Dodge, Enq, Robert P. Dodge, Esq., and Df. 0. M. Linthicnm, Georgetown, D. C^ and to Joe. H. Bradley, Esq^ A*?r>n C- Dayton, Es^ and Mr. Fitihugh CoyU, Wwh:ngton, D". 0. tvl^gft flntel M Union) mjTUNION ACADEMY, Corner of 14th strtirt and JV?o Fork avenue. rng TnsfltutWirwill be opened for the next year on the CisUtttaaOey *?.?8f|tepber? 1854. lhe number or pupihi* U>nu6d. -The school will con sdkt of three elaeeee, Jtmwr, Middle and JStnwr' |v sry dBeirabie faculty Is ottered. Applicationsshcol-l be immediately. Preference given to throe who ewter for the kmgeet time. Circulars at the BocHUtosea. THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will open at tbe same tim?v CirouJara as above. Z RICHARDS. fr SI?d?m MRS. M. A. RICHARDS. E. B. HALL, M. P. HOMCEOPATHIO PHYSICIAN, LATE uf P atiaa?lphia, f'a., graduate in Allopath^ and Homoeopathy, having had extensive ex perience in the various departments of the profet* don, offer* hisnervioes to the citixensof Washington a superior article Do tipped and plain motocco Boots, thick s0'e8 r L Bponze, blaok and green Jenny Lind Boots Clotb hul lasting button Gaiters Morocc Boot.i and Jeffersone, thick and thin soles tor geNtlemjhj* Patent Leather Boots of a superior quality Do do, pegged, for $5 Gid top CengKEs Gaiterfe, black and eolored, single aau double 8Ies C3alf Ccogreas Gaiters, single and Rouble soles Chili" Oxford Ties and .Mont-r?y? do Patent Leather Pumps audi low quartered Shoes A superior attfelw of sewe-l Boots, spring shank* i With a general variety^qf gewjftd and peg Boots, FOR YOUTHS 4 BOYS. All we can say in this line is we are prepared to supply all demands of Boots and Shoes in a variety of styles. FOR PJ5RVANTS. Our assortment in this department is oomplete, andwe feel confident we can tuinish a good article aqrat feir prices. Thankful for past fevora we still solicit contin uance of custom. We think, by keeping* good .ar ticle and selling at fair prices, that w? will be able We would.invite calLbefore purchasing Motto Qui ok Sales and small profits Don't forget the right s'ore. but call at A. HOOVER *.SON'S, Opp. Brown6: Hotel, bet. 6tb and 7th sta, Oct 6?eolm smith side. A plao& on m WM. NOELL GEO. K BOTJD, UPHOLSTERERS BLIND MAKERS, Pa. avenue, ioulh side, be' 9th ahd 10th streets. WE are prepared t* furnish w unitinn Inside .Blinds of every style, Reed Blinds, Paper Ourtein, and ?very style of painted Shades. Alsoj we fiirnlsh to order.curled hair, moss, shuck, ahd oth6r -dat trasses; pew and other Cushions; Lounges, Easy Chairs, Ottomans,. Ac.; Oarpets and Cnrtadmi neatly made and warranted to fit; old Blinds Repainted afi(| trimmed in the best manner. _ All work done promptly, and guaranteed to give Satisfaction Sep 30?eo2m D B MO B 8 B 0 I^iaORATING CORDIAL A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE. LTEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE 11 DUNGTHENKD, by yR. ttoRSE'S INVlGDRATfra LIXIK OR CORDIAL.?At first tie proper attributed to Pro'-. MoRSK'3 iJiVIGORAl'IiJG XIK OR CORDIAL wer?- deemediabulyus. The -..lie often deceived, could not betuw the slmjla a sublime truths announced by the diswvereiv-y But. fauts, "undeniable facts attested by witce{B]? oi the highttt class and character, are nor triumph ing ore- an doubts. INCREDULITY IS OVKR TirFOWN by "a Tma3o 5f testimony vhich Is perfectly irresiatable. The auxia retaedfes, in all e*3er; the aeplorabls evils arising from a misuse or abuse' of the various organs rrbich m*ke up the T7(m" the use of thieia^omparable renovator. To those who huye.a predisposition to paralysis it will prove a complete and untailing safeguard against chat terri ble malady. There are many ^perhaps, Who have bo trifled-With-their, constitutions, that thty think themselves beyond the reachtrt medicine.. Let not even these despair. .The Elixir deals with diseaseae it exists, without reference to causes, and will not only remove the disorder itself, but t~-*y t. REBUILD THE BROKEN OONSTITOTION, The^erangementeef the syeteia, leading to ?er? vous aiseiises, and the forms of-?ervous disease it self are so n umero creative organs, sexual incompetency, melancholy, monomania, fluor albus, -nking at the stomach, ie maie'icx?^ularttieB, a chronic tendency to miscar riage, emaciation, and all complaints growing Out oi a free indulgence of the pifKMonS, and AH barrenness thatdous .net.fkroceodJrhm UTtfltift'ttPJond the teaoh of mediouM. trronX tdifliSLH Whenever the organs to be acted upon ^re free from malformation or etjriofcwal diseaees it jaaTertid thrt^> MORSE'S UfViGORATING RIJUtR, will replace weaknese-.with strength, mcapaoAty witt efficiency, ineguiarity with unitorm and natural ac tivity, and thin not only without ha/sard Of reaction, but with a-happy.effect on the general organisation. JiMT-Bear in mind that all -maladies, wheoeiw; they begin,finish with the oervone system, and that the lianliaationof thenegves or motion and. sensation is pbj-siemdeath. 'Bear in mind also, that for every kind- or nervous disease the Etixer- C?dial la the otaty wltable pMpmOon lujowii. M T cautioi, Da. Mom's IavwoRAtmu CoafiUi. has been oonja tsrfeited by seme unprincipled persons. v In future, all the gsnaine Cordial will have tbS w the .cork, _j blewn in the ^laas t Iavlforatiag Cordial, RING, Proprietor, Th* Cordial i? put uy highly concentrated, li plus botttoa. Prtoe,?$8per bottle; two for $6; six fer $12. RING, Preprieto^ IW Broddwa^, New York M i tmi d by Druggiststhroarbmsttb* United States, ae, e^i weMhedMe: N AG Kb'i*.? Wnshington?-Z. B. GllMAK, u Baltimore?S. 8. HANCE. r_i, Richmond?BENNETT k BEEBfi, mar 30?eotf TRAVELERS' DIRECTOR!,.,,,

ALKIATO&U J&AILEOiJ). The Cjitapest, moit Comfortable and Ex peditious Route to ike White Sulphur Springs. Pasting the Alum, Warm and Hot Spring*. A RRANGMMlNtg having been made with th? A owiMn of the new tad splendid ittuw ?GEORGE PAGE to ran between Alexandria atd Washington, a distance of six miles, in oonnectton *with the ttafnson this, and the Washington-Rnfl roadsjthe foBowttg schedule will tike effect on and i aft? Thursday, June 1st, 1164 r A Train from Alexandria to Oordorarrille.Md in termediate Station*, will leave the Depot, eorner Doke aiid Bkniy street*, at 7 o'clock a m., on th* arrival of th? Bdit fton WishhigtOD, firing sinple time for Breakfast on board, arriving atGordone .half-put. &0 o'qlook,?connecting at that J?1**- With the. Mna on th- Tfeginla Central Road, to Sichjnond* Charlottesville, and Staunton. -A Train from Gordonsvllle to Alexandria and in termediate stations, will leave Gordonsvtile at n o'clock^' an'-the arrival -of. tha cars on the Virginia Central- Hail read, arriving at Al??dnri?-u at half-past 2 o'clock?thud allowing time to ocfcnset with the train, leaving Washington Oity for th* Horth, and-for Dinner oh board the boat. A Train from Alexa&dria-to Warren toe and inter mediate Stations will leave Alexandria daily, (tea day* excepted) at 8 o'clock^. nu, arriving at War at hiafpaet O'albck p.~m. Ckigdhday \rill leKVe at 7 Chlock a. m. |&&'{rQin Warfenton to Alexandria and tote? mediate stations, will ttave Warren ton daily tSoa 1*iex6epted)fctaqnirter before7 (Mocka. m., ar HV|ng at Alexandria at half-past 9 o'clock a. m. On Sunday will leaveat quarter past IS o'clock, THROUGH TIORJBTS. Tb iWarrenton Gordon^ i^lll 8.10 j ?*ttllt01L.?aai? aa?????aaataiM ????#it???????m? 9C 4 26 6.-0?'] Tb Middleburg *5 To Winchester..^../u...?-60 Round trip ticket to Warren ton, from Bator' days to Monda^d.,.......,...^...8 60 ?Passengers ibr Luray and Hew Market wjll tak# t"? train leavtng- Alexandria, at 7 o'clock a. Ou, onTuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting with the stages at Qulpoper, 0, BL t Passengers for, Lynchburg, will take the train leaving Alexandria at 7 o'clock, a. on Mon days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with th* stages at Charlottesville. te-PaBsengers for the .White 8ulphur Spring! will, take the train leaving Aiesanina dallj, con necting with the stages si Staunton. Freight Trains are rtWhin? daily, (SdndcV ex oeatedt) Per order: W.B.-BROCKE'rr, A-rent. Alexandria, Va., May 99. Kay S:?if IMPORTANT TO THfi SICK. T'HK great experience and well-known skill of Jj. Prof. MoCumock is a sufficient guaranty to the pdblio that the following list of Medicines, such as have been constantly used in his practice tor the las ^thirty years, will fully sustain by their effects the valuable qualities attributed to them, and prove to be the boat Medicines ever offered to the public.' tr I. Dr. McClintock's Pectoral Syrup. An invaluable remedy for Bronchitis, Consump tion, and all chronic diseases of the throat and lungs, Xnj*ll deep seated c mplaints of the Pulmo naty organs it has proved the most safe, oeriaiu, and rapid remedy ever employed in' the extensive practice of Dr, McClintock- For any of theae iorinb of disease, showing themselves as Cough, Tickling ol the Throat, Sense of Tightness in tha Throat, Spitting ot Blowd, Difficulty of SrHatning, Hoarse ness or Low of Voioe, and HeotioFever, itause will be attended with the happiest -result*, while it is, peasant to the palate and strengthening to the whole system, ft contains no laudanum or opium in any shape. Price $i. per pint bottle. II. Dr. McClintock"s Cold mei Cough Mixture. An infallible cure Apr recent Cough?,, Tickling o/ the Throat, Tightness of Breathing, Croup in Chil" dren, Ac. It contains no preparation of opium. Prwe 26 cents per bottle. III. Dr. McClintock's Asthma and Hoop ing Cough Remedy. Analmost instantaneous relief for these distress ing complaints. This is the fruit of an immense experience, and is astonishing in its effector No per ron rirfed suffer a day from Asthma or Hooping Cough who win "use it. Price 60 cents pee bottle. TP. Dr. McClintock's Diarrhma Cordial and C holer a Preventive. A prompt and certain cure for Diarrhoea, Dysen tory, and Cholera"*forbu? In all stages. _A sure pre ventivAot Aaiatic Cholera, which no or mmily should be without. Price 26 and 60 cent? per bottle. K? J)r. McClintockV Tonic Alterative Syrup, Jot pwrifying the blood; fh* most powerful pu rifler ever discovered: For all Scrofulous diseases, Skin dlseaees. Eruptions, BoHs, Pimples, Krystpelas, uieere, Sore Legs, and all Rheomatlo and Syphihtic complain^ 4c. It is a most excellent spring medi *inf>palatably,,and safe fof cEJiarHrror fe males. Price(pfntBer bottle).^ cents.- IX. Dr. JHcClintocVs Ariodyfte Mixture, Or PaEn-Extractor,used internally and extert>?Hy, for the instant relief of all Jaihfl, Toothache, Head* ache, Cfcolic, Ague in the. F For Liver Complain te,. and all forms of "diseases arising from derangement ef the liver, with symp toms such as Dizziness, Headache, Ringing in the Kan, yellow furred tongue, pain in the right sho ulder, sense of f ullness or pain in the right side, disordered i stomach or bowels, deficient action of the' kidneys, clay-colored stoojg, Ac. These Pills, ii' taken in. the insipient stages of Bilious and Yellow Of other Fevers, will generally ward off the. attack. Price' 26 cents per box. The above Medicines may be prpourpd of all the principal Druggists and Apothecaries in this Die-, trict, and of J. L. HxnsoAW, Agent, Washington. sap IS te'?> t\ r v. NiW WOOD ED 00AL YARD. ^FMIK subscriber would respectfully inform his X ndmerous triende and th? public generally that in addition iter hie- Wood and Coal lard ne?x fhi PboeniX tianing Will, (ieorgetpwn, he has, for the better aaqpmmodatten 0* that, portipa of Ids cus tomers who reidde in If aebington, opened a yard-at thAVJtR8 A 8TPVMT j BRAC1S for ladies and gentlemen 41 I 1 oct 17 BlilQJfS, WUlaads* Hotel. i PEXMjQfif ARTIST iH HAIR, nrtlNTOR Of THB 01L1BEATBB GOTfiAMlB VltfTtLATING WTO AND 1LA8TIG BAND focpjccats. _ No. ITT CBXST1TUT STREET, effttUI LM &U I. Hour. FkQaddphu?. NSTEUOTIONB to Miabl* Ladles and G?ntlaina? to ttadftota theIt *nu ttftlly maau/actmei am? aa aheap aa any aetablilt me at in the Cmon. DC LLAJUWS HERBANlflM EXTRACT 01 LOI 1 TROUS HAIR TONIC, prioared-fram South American herbs and roota, the MBt successful axttoi&erex prduoed lor preserving the hair xrom Hltt| out or changing color, restoring an 1 preaerring it in a healthy and luxuriant state. Ax ong other reasons why Dollaid's hair-cutting 8s ioc n, iMdntajna its iaimenaa popularity is the fact thlt his Tonio fe applied to every bead of hair out at establishment, consequently it is kept In better rvatfon than muler any other known applk* It.being thus ptmcttaally tasted by thousand*, _j the grfatMt guaranty of its efficacy. 5p!d wholesale and.retail at his Old establishment, 177 CI ssnut Street, oppOiitte the State House, Phila de phia. L Dollakd has at last discovered the m floo tn n l of hair dye, and announces It for sale, with per ejt oonflftenca, in its surpassing everything of the i id ncNTin use. It colors the hair either black or tstwn,j?s may be desired, and is used without any in, ury te the h?dr or skin, either by sto>n or other wi can be weshed off In tenminutas titer the ap pl cation, without detracting from its efficacy. Per bo is visiting the aity are invited to give him a call. -LSlli3!i' ETOREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive ?3 an 33?ly. WINES AT PHILADELPHIA. OIIH V. S9IDER, Dealer in Wines, at th? former old established Wine Store of JACOB WER, Jr., No. 76 Walnutstreet, four door* be Fourth street, where connmrri will be supplied h WINKS and LIQUORS on the most accommo jjting terms, _ JACOB SKIDER, Jr., Agent for the Im riation of FOREIGN WINES, Office So. 7(1 WiJ kt street.' Philadelphia, where he b prepared tc ?eive orders for the special Importation of Wines, L fiuri taiieus houses in Eorope, m -quantities ol Single doien and upwards; and alaosolicits for hi* n, JOHN VAUGI1AN SNlblHt, the patronage of i friends and former customers. All Wines ordered for Washington will be da ft-red by Express frtt trf freight. Ja 8?ly KOOIR BROWS CO., WHOLESALE UEaLERS 4IMPORTERS OF WINES AND LIQUORS. No. US HIGH STREET, Eighth and Ninth, n*rth fid*,) FQILADELPQlAi PA? si r,u Baown. foe 3S?lyi wnuan waii,*oa DOCTOR fOl'RSELF. THE POCKET .?SCULAPIUS: OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. The fiftieth Edition, with One hundred Engraving" showing DiBeaees and-Ma I formations of the Human System in every shape and form. To which i* added a TiHwti9e on the Diaeaeee of Females, bo tag of tbe high est importac ra to marrW' people, or g&tm* platng mar __ WM. YO^Tj, Let no fathar be tahxrrjbd to present a eopy of the JK8CULAPnJ8 to his ehHd It may save him froid an flarly grave. Let no young man or woman entaa In the secret obligations of married life without reading the POCKET JE8CULAPIIJ8. Let no one suffering from a hacknied Oough, Pain in the side, OMtleas nights, nwvoua feelings, and the whole train a/ Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their phy Mcian, be another momea% without consulting the JSSCULAPltfS. Have the marHed. or thoae "about to be married any impediment, read this truly ?1 book, as it has been the means of saving thoufr ids of unfortunate creatures from the vat? jawa of Any person seeding TW1NTY-PIYE CENTS 4nclG3*d in a letter, will receive one oopjr of this *ork by p^^', or fiTe copies will be-eent for One Do! I ^Addreas, (poet paid) Pit- tTK. YPUlfu, No. ifa ftpraoa PhiUdelfhia. >p 18? it I COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, Ha lief tm Pivs Mlnutaa. TYLER?3 COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP. tltUE increasing demand for this moat pteaaant, X safe, and effica -ious remedy tor all pulmonary iistases, has enabled the probrietor to reduoe the ptioeso as to place it within the reach of aii jHa^ses. ,Its naperiority over most similar preparations is at t>-sted by many eminent physieians who have caen eyewitnesses of its efficacy whan tna usual reme dies hare failed; al?o by thousand of odt most re spectable citizens who have used it htlhair lamilies both as preventava and cure with never failing sue f"T the last twentv years, daring whwh panod with very little aid trom advertising, 4c., it has gradually spread raputa'ion over tha whole tin ion. In cafes of reeent CUdt CovffAA, i/oarteneu, cfc.. it gi.es immediate relHrf, and g#n rally euvee in a day pr two, without hYterforin^ with dWt or buoinees, or Rendering the sysieci more sufCeptiWe ot ColdP, in chroTdc cnaes, Asthma, Wttoor f*g Couffh, Croup, Bronchitis, Affrctiont of the Ltmgt. an* Contump ii n, it is always tery b neflciai and aeWom fUis, when commenced in time to perfect a cure. Price '2n and 60 cenis a bottle. Sold wholosa e by Patterson A Nairn, Stott k Co., atiigely A Co. Alesandria by Peel k Stevens. In ?Geortsatown by Mr.tessal. TYLEHfS QUM ARABIC GJLNDYDROP& a similar comoosition to tha above, but in a milder and mors portable foriE.; they act like a charm on a troublesome Cough, awl clear tha threat and voice; t hey eon tain no injurious drug, an particu larly recommendi-A for children, frequenters of pub lic assembles, pnblie t^ak?rs. Angers, Ae Pri e 12^4 and 35 ceuU per box. For sale at most Drug ana Candy Stores.

oct IT?tf FXBL&BEEPHJA! AUCTIW BABGAIHS. FRENCH Marince, all shades, at 75 cents, very cheap French Merino Plafcfs, all sty lea 500pieces black sHk velvet Ribbons; of all widths, very chej^B. Plaid Silks, plaid Ribbons j Black Silks of every width aid-quality 200 French Shawl*, varioue ?tyles, very low Cuvtom^rs wjll do wall to ?ook at mj ftock, all of which will ba sold at' a small adaanot. owns fhetfltant for the D. C-, Va^ and N. C. All departmantain Dentistry attended to and aa** ranted to be rM^lV NOTICE. Zt.t '1 l;v'. 0BD5ASC1 OlTIC*, WAKHINOTOJi, September 38, 1854. i^OEGRESS, during its last session, having made Vy an apprupriathju for the purOhaae of tha beat braechrloading Kiflas for tha us* of tha United States ?rmy, "provwad Mat the Sacretary ol Wai| after a fiir practical teal thereof, ^halideam the purchase advisable and propel^ juvautara and mauufcetur ers are hereby notified that spedman?-of such arm? will be received at this offloe till the first day of* December next for preliminary; examinations; and if found to offer reasonable expectation of .being useful, a purchase wMkhBrfpede-ot a sufficient,num ber (my twenty-live of aaahof Ihcsa aftqrding sucl expectation) to be piaeed in the ha&ds of the sol diers for trial in the field. The result oL this prao tical test will aid tha Sacretary im making a da? cision. HENRY K CRATQ, dap 36?SawCw Colonel of Ordnance. 5SS&SS&*. wu: Maman, MM*nn?n| tfa.iu, t.lmfgtone, Freestone, Navaro, and Hill, utd tha SupiMM .Coi^t at Au? Tj}V' i.s j Will also act as Land Agent, and give tent on to investigating and p?rteatltig L%ch Btl? in ui? p*rt of the Mate. aug 16?Wllf ?M4fH? i.ARE.tCa NOVELS?By Dumaf., ttalsac, and I era, impoatad from Paris by 4ie undersign _ FRAMOKTltKMLi flDIA* DOCTO*. 1 E. e tf PAN 0*1.. oflfa re his PtstsaMraal "nton k> th* tMiaous of B?l Hm ir?. jl out cure all kinds of Canccrr?take the* out viQxwt ptis, or tb# nee cf ufrnilft. I m nr i all kinds of Plk ud 8p?ra>?. RbeuivuUe Ma^ Ooi nunptkm, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piiaa, Palsj, or other eilmeut the hmiii family ar* ibIhmt i cm ?top Bleeding from the Lane* or hap*, any ms from the pecent, by knowing lb* hm?i i? L vu born blind. and baa studiea aeveral 7__ under mi Indian Doctor who vai among the wil I Indiana thirteen years. DR. Bl'BNCkR ban removed from Mr. Bucklej'e Bearding Bon?e, to Mo. M, HANOTBR PTREBT. a ng 11?tf balHaon, Md. "muShy's new depot house. This well kept bo oh end bkfc-gm ffj\/^ffAURA.NT. opposite Camden Stogjl t?on, northeast onrner of CamdenJ^ft and Libartj streets, Beltimorav. Md ia a Convenient Hotel, where traveler* to and from Washington, Ac., will find agreeable aooomroede ang 8?to Wasbingtoi tioha. GREAT BAEGALN&' CANFIEI.U, BROTHER Ou., 229 Ru.rmoai Stabit, Biuiwai, Mb. li* desirous cf c.oeing out a great portion of tbetr or eent stock of elvgant FANCY QtXlDS, Jew airy, Wi tehee. Clocks, Hue, Opera Glasees, Drawing Gave W i Ing Desks, ioe Pitaten, Tana, Itrrmasa ayspepsiu, Debility Cramps, Warrhasa an 1 Dysentery. Person# subject to Chills, or Bring in liatricts where Ague prevails, Audits oeearfeiaJ ui i a pleasant and admirable preventive. Wind wi h a little cold water, it lorms the most refreshing ?c 1 wholesome cooling drink in warm weather that ~?p be taken. Wee fO cte per bottle, $5 per draeu. 1. BALMER corner of Baltimore ard High rtrsets, ?i*l BROWN BROTHERS, Liberty at. Bammora. EK 'TT A CO Washington. 'KKL A rTKVKNS, AU-aandria. IK8SK LANDls, Frederick. li. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va. ROBERTSON A OO, Petersburg, Va. JCM lr-KL. Georgetown. Jy 10?tf W BOOH, PERIODICAL AND NEWSPAFEMi JBFTAELlSBMMNTi WI. TAYLOR 4 CO.. Somrr of BmHxmrrt mmd CharUt (treat, BALTIMORE, Ma. TA TLOR at OO. beg leave to eail the etten tbe reiMling people and all dealing in Booka, their new BOOK. PERIODICAL, and NKWM~ PER ESTABLISHMENT\ where can be ^uat irge and reneral assortment of all the late popu publ?c?tiou? ot the day. ..jey also keep ou.baud a splendid sarrrtuMinl of dn and fancy STATIONERY of every description. All order? thsnkfully reoeived and filled with da atch, end sent be return of the mall, express, or in any other way tbe person ordering DkseUers, News Arente. Vtodlara, and ail tntp^lied with any Books, Ma^aalnea, ate., at the lowest rates. Any Book published in this oaontry can be had by sending your order to us. WM. TATLOB 4 OO^ Oor. Baltimore and Charles ata^ Baltimore, Md. 'may 28??f M JBBSiE.ltAlX.DKM, I SCALE MAKES, Southeast corner cf ^^*CnARLKc A BALMKSTt*' STBEBTB, febl?ly Baltimore, Md. P. REILLEY'S HOTEL, (LATE JAMES OOOPEB's,) iVo. 3 Centre Market Space. Baltimore. Md. r| HE unde aiuned would intorm his fneDi*> and X tbe public genrrally, that he ba* purchased the entire interest of Mr. James Cooper, hi and to tbe prlrtorship of the hotel. No. 3, Opptre Market ?ace, where he will be-prej a red at all Gmse to so mmodat^ .the publie, and furnish OYBTEF.8, KF-?TEA_Ke, Ac, Ao.f with eTer^ thing in r^as"ij, the shortest jjotioe. His bar wil eiwaya beaup led with tbe Tery best LIQUORS, ALES, WINES, Jfc. An earnest efloit will be made to s?tis1actorlf oommfree and trade. Mercantile ewculattoas kaught according to the meet approved methods.? Vrvctical Penmanship, combining rapidity ef ereeu tionwith beauty ef conrtructieo. Lectures upon toercactfle law, upon variotis Important lulyects, beside many other points necessary for a boot t-keeper-or business man t*> understand. Ttma cecessaiy for a student to complete the course wartaa from five to sight weeks. 9h*re being no vaaatton, applicants ean enter at any Okie and attend both dry and a venter seminations are held at stated periods, and diplomas awarded to thoee who gradu kts. Tor terms, hen write and hare a circular for warded "by reall.1+t-ij FiAJTOB AMD MUBIC. ?Am?? i' The undersigned di MaisaJMHIcan -the attention of T^^^^fl?ers to hisAtnek of PIANl J? 8 V MflimsMiiag ofe,?fc,6K, 7-octavee, with or urithout nseanue Ml pianos are remarkable for great power of tone, from Che lowest to the highest notes, with an elastic and ready touch,.being suited to anv performers. MC r'IC Tor pianos, and all other Musical Instruments wnstamtiy en band and reeehred as seon as pubftah ?d. The trade s-ipyiied on liberal letuas- JA8. B. BOSWBLL, So. 023, Bastiaaore stmt, BWtimore, Md. y CILVERW ARE. CAN FIELD, BROTHER 4 CO* Baltimore street, have on hand and ere con ctaqtly making new aiyles of Silver Coffee and Tea Seta; Silver Pitchers; Waiters; Caators; Goblets vupti; Spoons; Forks; Lee Tonga; Crumb bcrarwr* Pie, los cream, and Fish KpWes; Aalt Cellars; Bat Mir Knives, Acn efwarrantfol Sterling f*&r*r. >e 22? tf Baltimore, Md WA8HIHQT0B B&AHCH SULEOAB CtuiTijft qf JYicet between WathingUm HalliMtrt. TkTO*l>lC B.?On and after Mnadey. October M. i> the Ikre between Washington and Beltaaaese will be one dollar andvditr oaata A eommo-ataeo often eentr wilt bo Mk>wed to all who procure ets before entering the oars. An. At diiiou of lrn cents -wi l a^so be made to all way unleas tickets are purchased at the offioe. Round trip ticket*, for three days, will be issusd on the 2d, Hd, 4th, and Btb Instant, at $2, to all wbo may wi?h to visit the Agricultural fair an* Mar; tend UwtttaBst Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and 9% a. m and 3 and bp'm.' On Sundays at 6 a m and Leave Baltiioora tar Washington daily, aaoept Sundays, at ?u and 9 a m, end 6 amd p m. ;,On Hnudays nt a aa amd gpn -?Byerder: T. M. PAB8OM0, Apnt T-- n U. B. M1LITABS AXD SAVAL AJMrCA rhnftaa T??B undersigned having become tbe| I CeiiMpundeaat of the above paper, Mojor Crawley, and being desirous U rurnUb and authentic intoimattun in iefaras?oa in s eUitedbr tera appertaining to the MiHtnry,eolidta the i officer* composing the several Companies in and adjuring cities, in advbteg him ef any af all mat aid ot ?bit B^aSsSSft$r'