Evening Star (Washington, D.C.)
November 16, 1854

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THE EVENING STAB PUBL1SUED EVERT AFTERNOON, (.HUBPT SUNDAY,) M the Star buildings, corner Pennsylvania avert** and Eleventh street. By WAI.LAVU A HOPE, Will be served to subscriber* iu tiie. cib^e Wash ington, George .own, Akiandrii. RiMmerfnitd PLila delpnia, at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, paya ble we?'tlv to tiie nta. To mail subscriber* the snbai-ri|4ino nrice is THREE DOLLARS AND PIFTY CENTS* year in advance, TWO DOL LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR lor THREE MONTHS. jCf-SmeLa curias oh* cnt UNDKKTAKfcKS, ler?tat quslitv fum-sha-d ??t s'-or? notice, oc tbe m"9t r?vonaMe tTm-?, and at al hour-? ofth? u-ght. II*7inuaas, ami nay that owing to the frerd?M to their eutira eatisfeotion. JAMU8 F. HARVEY, No. 4I*J, 7th ot., between Q and H. N. B.?'Jaile au^QJea to at aii nou^a of the ni^hi mar 2?ly CAPTAIN OANOT, ADTHjR op THE GRBaT BOOK JOST BS 1N PUBLLidSD, hi'EAKi of HAMPTON'S TlJiOTUii!. GxtEAr UUKK OP R*KUMA^TSM OONTRAtTl'JSD UNDiuB TKOPIO.VL CLIMATX3. BAiTixou, Md.. June 4,1S&4. Jtr. Stockbriige, 0/the Fountain Hold Licht strtfi. Riiunore? Uwar Sir Be'ng on tb* pcint of leavin* th? citr. I avj?il my^li of a w ?ale moments to toank yoa kinliy f^r tee mrlioina y >n a?t.t me, a>d ?hich*ht? restored me to the use of my lia>n. I beg you to Bead ma tour bottles rjfre, to carry on my v9vi??e. Bidv KheuTOa ic cure. Havini railel on ic* ca the lO^fc 01 Aprii la^t, tad 'een ine proctrai?d on o>y bol, nsete^ain my ii ^b.*, you can ?_fproor!at^ nea :j aa w*i! as in;. 3elf tbe prompt reitef i received frr-j Dr. Hampton's Tincture, and lam pornt've had it not bet?a ior yoar ptroa^ ?ni fo^ible reoourmvn=a tiona I 'hoald -^11 have b*en in i?d. It h rediiy a pity this fpvc 3c should not be ap proved Dy Etc-di "il men, a-ud iSEe ili patent drngt it ahoald suffer tu^ impaiidon th? panlic geaera.iy give to suca pr par^ti as. I c?r?elf, wh'i vrrx i.i j waya oppoovd to a p^tentol specific, tnoii this md- eu?e with reluctance, an i without l fdtuticn that In duced oi? to try this reeliy beaeijlai Vefptabi# Encture. You uiay inform Mcwra. Mortiai&r A Mowbray that ia-y ^r? at lib-rry te ia&ld an i tkromauc o*thi, aul hujdrvda of internal stvl j external melician, al> to no effect, I ua, mo far,' cure i by this damptcn'a Ve.'e tvle Tiuetare only. J Therefore, iay e..r p:;, accept of the awurinos uij my gratitude, and believe me your well wianer. I'nonAS UA.no?. REV. VEK^ON S-KiiIDaK, U. d. N. POBTSMOuTH, Va, AUg. l8, 1851. Mr. J. S Bona ;?je ir ?r: While I iua, in gea*-1 rai, op^ouei to pat^at ta ?iici'\u-i,caD'lur ix>mpeln me to atate that I have ^rait ?afidt-:?ce iu the virtues i of H*mpron'd v?^e^*bi*. Ti-iotart. Por several* moathe pur't i h*7e -.tae'l it ia my family; &ud in dynpepvia. of ay >eute, diesine.-a, aod gene -?i d> bility, with eaiire a.icoeis. bo :ar at* my oxperi?ni3? exteu is, taer-jf">re, I t-ke pleaaum in recommend-: Ing it to tne aillict -iau sal'} ud e^ioient remedy, j I da, respdocfuiiy, youri, ?'aios t^xsiiMs, i Q-i tpl iiu. United otates Nfcry. HOME TESTIMONY. OUR! OF uLVjid CO APl.A.INT up TfcN Yfi\RJ U'aiuuioton, May 17,1SW. Mesars Mortimer A Mow. ray: (i*ntlemea?H.-iV ing be*u a^icted with Liver 'Jomplaint uf ten veare stanLag,T hireny, f5r the b naiit of the iJRictel, take grs .t nie^are iu anuoun *iag that after U?ing a feiv bo^l.?i, aul ;c U blai;i i{ to a.-'.iiin aaoiaaity that that ia?il ine i, foani .70.1.1 p?iutntk8 wemd-jruoa power of pro tonpb; nuaaa ;Us. Tas ai^ay -cures It has wrought ia a juii.isi; gii^i'tnus of tae becsflolal reaultj which may he expsrienced L**i& Its use. Yours, reeveorfali/, J. Ouataix Hat. Oail aod get paxphleta gratia, and 3?e car's of Oomj'u fcHewmat sn, .'T'uraiji?, Dyspep sia, ?fj'90tti.nuartJ Gut iral Wnkws. As a femiie mai.-ieor i.?r delicate chilaraa we baliere it ua aqual*? 1. Jold by MORTIMErt A MOWBRAY, 140 Balti aors atre^t. Baltimore, an 1 301 ?roadw?y, New York; JrEA-i. STOTl'A CO., W1 vlKtt, J. B. M30ItK, D. B.0LAai.l,CLAu5? A B3\7LI V(J, W. kLLl OiV, aa t d iioPlIER^JN W.viaingu?n; also, by R. 8. t. Ui^aJL, Georgetown; aud 0. C. BERRY, Alexaniria, aad by Draggista everyanjre. aag 31?tf ~N?W WOOD AND COAL YA11D. T ia ^uoecriber ?oaltl re3pectfaiiy inform hi* n j-n^-jus trie a 1 j aa 1 the paolic geourally that la addition to his >7jjJ aud Uoa. ar?l ne?r tn? Phcsoii t*Uuing Mia, ia r/e o#a, he baa, for the better a>vjo^iiuoUuin 01 taat p irtua of hia ca* toQ?rs who re*ila iu Wa iniag.oo, opened a yard at the oornsr oi 1? -ncy firat ad I a.re. ta At eitair oi the nbove pla^e ta -e in want of fuel wlli *t all tiuid- fiai a g.*>d supply of all kia s. Ail orders eft at either ot the abnre pUcea will be at tea t ?d to -*ooda, waica b?vi^naOi, ail ?hal?a P.'cu p a: l autstriprdCa^'i aer-? a-il Huaa-eliaa 6 pi*c** widtdiiK Velvets f>r miu'jtiasauiuloaics U6 more rich a i'ia aalol tn e-oas.a 60 fin- urjcha Caa'tmers soawji and ricarle wiih fien uoid bed ra, some enti-.e y n?? 800 ioug aad square u ai i si.d Ug ired shawls Cioths. U vsiiaiera *"d Vcetiag Glovee, UoJiery, laoiea' aud otaidreus' msriuo rests Oe?rl^atea?* meri v an l cott>n oiaery, Gluves M?*ri. o aad oot on Stiirts. Dva?rcra. Ac Ac., All of ?hi^h wal o prove as repre M-ated MAA uaL:o..? or emc^ojju n 6j/?o 1. in^, p^nersiip, law au.-s fn>^d?, et aes, n-'i, t:-in*? iu?t, 'lung loon>1, ne? wa, aickue .e, Oe* It, rc^eatniid u tare ete^ta. aa al. cou>>*ra.' ol 1 n Mai ne Itosiiil* tj a ad 't *he M.n Caca UoauO-iiu I. Lau>-' 0 'OTc^ pa. j-ai 0. ei?h ,'jpl. mt ir^-j flOroerCand Xweiila j..\ta aad. Oct is?l?n* VOL. IV. WASHINGTON, D. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1854. NO. 586. OFFICIAL TubAdUitT Dkpattwkht, August 26,1SS4. Notice 1m hereby given to tti# holders of Ue fob towiag-aeecribed stocks of the United State#, thbt this department U prepared to purchase, at any time between the date hereof and the 20th day ot" November next, portions of those stocks, amounting in the aggregate to $3,840,000, in the manner and en the terms herein ?ft*r mentioned, to wit: In ease of iny contingent competition, within the amount stated, pre erence will be gives in the or der of time in which said stocks may be offered. The certificates, duly assigned to the United Stages, by the p&rties whe are to receive the amount ther of, must be transmitted to this department; upon Che receipt whertKf, a price will be pai:, oompounded of the followisg particulars: 1. The par value, or amount specified in each cert ificate. 2 A premium on the stock of the loan authorired by the act of July, 1846, redeemable November 12, 1866, of 3 per ceti A on the stock of th* lean au thorised by the art of 1842, redeemable 31st Decern oer. 1S62, of 11 per cent; on the stock of the loair authorised by the acts of 1847 and '848, and r*deem able, the former on the 31st December, 1867, and the latter on the SOth Jcne, 1868, of 16 per cent; and on the stock ot the loan authorise 1 by the act of 1850, and redeemable on the 31st December, 1864 (commonly called the T*xmi indemnity,) six pci cent. 3. Interest on the par of each certificate from the 1st ot July, 1864, to the dste ef receipt and settle ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the money to reach the owner) of one day's interest in addition. i'ayment for sa'd stocks will be made in drafts ci the Treasurer of the United States, on the asfisU.nl treasurer at JBoyton, New York, or Philadelphia, a. the parties may direct. But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit o, this notice which shall not be actually received at the rtvaf-ury on or before the said 2tKh day of No veraoer next. JAMES GUTHRIE, asg 28-dt20"ov .>ecr?tarv of Treasury. FIRM OILDINa, GALVANIZING, AND ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING, on au, k: vds or mvtav LABARRH would respectfully inf>rm the pub lie tliat he ha3 opened a -'hop at thu corner and 10th streets, in the above business, nm! is no# rtxtdy to receita orders in any branch, namely: FlfK GILDING on all kinds of ornauunts for churches, ohaiicr* loweis, and res% nr** Oasacct Also P-Wer pieOr.* fc-r Plumb?r?,Gifl ?!tt?rr., A 1 cmicsali f:>r j**.illu*r7, Fve* M?orr, OsU I 1 ImiiaitrtelPdrtiflititiQhbf aa*:s to or:" a tka notice. FT', W'TF LABAttRS, CttziX Q ltLLat^ rt?i, nsar fa. ava, -3 71izxzf vicxoKioas. y STAND, PeanajJ v.tiJa 87?Que near litis street opposite the rrriBg FTotrl, LOOKING GL.A3S23 w?\h or without r.amee; Tenrelt, Picture and Mis it ore Frames ui the l#lM{ etjlss; Kraokets, Cabl-io, Room %Iouldinn, (Jon#sc*% Ac., Jk ?1* rS J14 va'^iHr frhiitj ctwa: ;ri* ?1 lor t -a u-/i'ar, stron^^r t?itira-?ay 'av.? :atr? *^or .'j -'-3 >v osrfsjova; aaJ ais rr-ta t *3 i% :'T i a the;? laiaiitie;,??" 1 of tao h*^ ='t5,,tcay uflavtii i?ilLi#rlc o u'ry o .v.Liiiand, i"? a>1 "iiN, ct iht Sscoauge Bivcel, i\io 1 road, knovn ryv/hsre, sa/^ he tke Me :lr.s cali-id 0iu3-Hr3 l?i5a?a MiXtOTii.aialuiater Iz ever y hanlred ,a j **.*rty s.il dbei&es f xhhli His re.-ois ueaie t, -rltli. -e stoutssionUifcinjh -n-jd mialta. lieoajs :i i: 1 *^ja: e^'racrainat .uedicice ue hiu; enr AND PBVSU-GSIAT CUBS.?I heron, lertify that fo: three years I hil Agus aid iftvn the m:mt violent description. I Iwd several Piiy.'i 3iasa, took ltr^e quantities of Qainins, Mercury, au* I believe ail the Tonics airerased, bat all withv 1 ermanentraliaf. At last I triad Carter's Spam >i Viixiore, two bottlesof whichcffe-:tually car?l n. u) JI acq happy to say I hare had neither ahilh fevers aiess. 1 coasiier it the beat Tonic in in ?(orM,an ithe only medicine th*t er*r rev.hed r>? ae. JOHN L0N their preM room, cared of violent 8crofui&, ??qWb?) with Rheum?ti?a, tfhich entirely disabled him frcii v?r*. Two bottles of Carter's Spanish Mixture mai* i. pcriect cu/e af him, aad the Slitors, in a public no f*"n. >.zj thay44 chserru'l/ reoonimend it to all ?t he ar? ftfisi" ?d vicu ?.vy disease of the blood.1* TILL ^-ftTa^R CJTPji 0? 80R0?ULA?I ha J j 7alaabls Uy osml r f ticrofnla by Cartel b. .v.th cilriore. I ?jcr^t^r ic truly a valuab!: Ej ri. TAYLOR, Oondaotor on th? 'i. P. L i'. 3. A. t-k;., Kioamond, Va. 0? T^K.NTY YiiARa 0TANDINU CURSD. VJ-r. J'JUT{ TaOaaPS's i, resiling ia the -:ity c Ui h-aoai, -vr>? ours.! hy tnroi battles of Oarter't i^fiaonA hittas, ef^iit Rheuin, which he hai ti '*ri> '**rs, anl whioh til th^ phrsiaian* nt ta* 'iity eouid ict? of Cartel 's Spanbb *';7i:ur*in a uumber of 3yr.hilii.ic c-^.v, ando??ysit U i. p*r?ect al !>spot?at WAftu, viyjrn m CO-, Sc. E-i deu i.ins, Sew York v.. L 'JifiM: *H, ife> jtoithfejona etren, 4 srWis, X*. i-? Main fue^t, 8feU- fcina Vcc or a-ic by CflARUlt* BTOTT. v^tngtoc, I 'V vkbL. ?,lexanflr*a. *od br r/T^mis*? 1 ?>-ie f i v:?r of *>x botUe* $s 1 ?opil-/ AVOID ALL QUACKERY, A MKDIOINIW PRfcPiKKD BY A T/\rt?EGULARPHYS,CIAN 0NLY- Ll*E longxlt, a cuke for all pain, conans 9)??\ CONSUMPTION, CKOU11, WHOOPING COUGH, LIVER COMPLAINT. PY3PEPf?IA, IN IIALK Com~ f- R^ CELEBRATED FAMILY MLDi INES are th? result ot thirty years practice In Philadelphia. His preparations aie for each oojiplaint, and hare b?en well tested and approved by hundreds of Physicians, and thousands of Pa. tienta. A REMEDY FOB "EACH DISEASE.** DR. J a ROSil'g IXPtrrOR VNT OR COUOH 6TRUP. For the radical cum of consumption, cold hoars* ncss, astbmt, bronchitis, spitting of the biood in. flammation of The lut#s or threat, and all pui-^cn iry dis ases. This preparat on not only cures ccn S'impti..n, if Ufeen iu time, but it fortia?s the syfl 'em agaiast future attacks. As a Oongh Medicine it is the best iu the World. It is now used aad re commended by physicians at home and abroad i n bottles, 25 cents, 60c and $1. Dr R"?i'8 Whooping Couoa Strop. This preparation always give* immediate relief prevents inflammation of the Lungs, and Dropsy in the chest, and effects a cure in o few davs?I riri 60 cents 3 nce remedy is never known tf? f il, and ha3 saved thousands of ohiidren?Prioe ib c-nta. Da. J. 8. Rosa's T^tspiptic or Livas Compound A sure cure far Dyspepsia, Soar Stomarh. Indi Ktiou, u,l Liver Complaint. This Compound used ithDr. ho e's Family P lls ha-. cu?d tliou^ands of con Drilled Dyspepsia and Liv-r Jomplsinr. I* is ?i t >uic. Alteru?ivr>. 8 torn-tea and 1> ver Jdedicin* ind whs highly recommended by the celebrated late Vr Fnyoick?60 cents. Dr. J. 8. Rom's Anti-muods or Railroad Pais So eaM?l, because they go chskd of aU other piils n their good effects; as an active Purgstivr or Ca ihargio Medicine they have no equal; free from gripinj, carrying off all secretions and bile lrom the "Lomach and bowels, t'oey ?an be taken at all sea sous, by both sexes, of all ages, and without r gard to weather or exposure. If taken wi;h Dr. Rose's (Teres a d Ague Tonio Mixture, they will prev-ni \nd cure the most stubborn cas?-s of Fever and Amie or Bilious Ft ver??i2>? and 25 eta. Da. J. b. Rota a O&ixsw Piixa. Falling or tn* Womb, tfmtie Weakness, Oibihtv. and Relaxa-4r?. This disease heretofore vreated by bandages, trus^ and external support, which c-ii only pr^ve palu*tiv*s, jir>l Js completely to the use of thsae ionic*, streugthening Golden nils -60c. FEMALE SPECIFIC- A reme 'y ter Painful ilcn-truaLion, Ltucouhoe? or Whiter?Ji. Ur',i 8' r-85> Corrr will cure Stiff Ne*k, v.re Throat, Pains in th* face. Side, Back or Limbs Tam a 0ol4, Choiie, Cholera Morbus. 4c. It cures ^praino, Chilbiahis, Cramps or Paine in the Stom h or .Jowela. Price 12!*. 26, and 60 ets Q#' Pereous of delicate const itution* by nature or thosa who hive ix>en hiaI^ ho, by the u?i of t= e luaea medicines, or any other cauae, should ren, Jt* J d R:?8q ?4 Adri or to persons in i^ick ae>s or in Uealth, whi-^i book can be had without ;n ?rse, of Z D OILMAN' C. SPOTT W. H. CIL wm'? RN' pATTE H?ws&r?:i.. for Ffwi. Satire wo^Vt to ?J^Jciagor Wiiiitat* ug at t-19 r\- ot Xj\* SV.-tfSftO'X, of the amdf d ar*i*l r.;-.i ;>LI. -tii at; the Il?r-+. ChcXDxj or :">jne^t!oas whenia a irla^ !>ost??.Xteac? r f fu or Webabs tiiecjjh^ rT:: S** J ;Eoy e-f? v.*sa>T. tio.o, Yeiiows-'iai o* tue Si^aana?.ye3, Fain ia theS'tfe. CecF, Obui Ljabo, *o., oadden Flashes of Z*ti r5arni~" l-? Oonjt^at Iiw^niafe j e/?a, a' S Hepiacion ot Sjirl'a, 0>H ill ajr?OPC#J^- s DR. HOO F LAN D *S C?l?brat#d Ovriztui Bistort PPJlPARFlD BY C. M, J A(JK8(JiS. jLtiO Hu-ilA Pkliart?ls?A?> *l>?irfi inr ever 'cb? above ia rot 3'vccii."' 1*1 iklied, bv aay ot.ior prepi ration in t&t itaie.ftsthecuresfettftitjlaaiiBj o?jcs tKvr ul ^hyaicistm uad ij. ?Iheso b.,: i.?rsare worthy the attoitior of invtUda fjseasd^ great rirtc*s in the uf tt -a.>:a of t-saa ?t.i affect leas o: ha aige^}f??.i5?ae, ihjy axi, ir.thfcl, si&, certej; uiU piei3J j i AD A'JU RR C^f-SViNOiBD. B .T Peaaciipju, Marr-h, J, iM8. mt. u. -c. ??an*son: i'eti- ai r?y*or tao ;iait two S0{-?*ly adicted Tfith Liver Com plaint, Li/noe^r,A, tiiiicus Diarrhoea, aad Piles, fiti; taring in a greatdayree oor^tantly, tUe pains sjuJ iu ronventen^ atteadaut upon each diseases, withoa j.iergy, bomg s^arceiy able to attend te any ba.-t leas. I lo^t a jfreat ueal ?f my Cieaih, and os?d maa\ sinds el iueakina, witn no t^pusat >;uaogc-, until 2 wameuojil v iih your "Hoojuxad't Gt. Tum Bitlru; i.aiy hare eatiraly cured tap. I huro gained in vei?iJt over forty pound* siuce I cottaienced th?L ase, an4 I am now entirely tree from paia and i,ch* >f any klai, and t'ael tike a new man. I unhesitat agiy reooaiicena your Bitt?ra to all lavalida. r et*. '?^tvectt'aLjf. JOEK U. ooiii, No. 12 Lagrange Plac?. W. H. Auo. Of Liie Ar^ua, Weston do^ Juty lk^XLni, e^id: "I mat, la^surnxner toyer aw and weai as not to hi s^le io stand at the oatr >nger thaa cne hour at a lime I tried one bottle ji your Herman Bitters, whioh antircly carad me. I lave ased two bottles. I sent i#o bottles 160 mile, torn here to a friend who had been sick for a I?.n? rime; he has also been cared by (ham. 1 baliev! ?hem to be superior to any aie-ii^ine ue* in uns," Parfttlaa, Marietta, Ohto, Feb 22, l#f.? jaid: "Tour Bitters are highly i-riied by taouf, wh a??e used them. In a case ?l Liver Complaint, a; oog standing, vi/iu.i had rttuied the tlciil j t/ro tral nhyncuxni, was entirely cored by the mo of* Bottle V 9* ia?lrf Jewellei, Woeeter, 0^ D?a id, 1861,said: "I embraoe this opportunity of in forming you of the great benefit I have derived fro>a the use of Dr. Ueoflaad's German Bitters. I hare xsed them for Chills and Fever, and Disordered Stomach, and found relief in every oase. They are the best remedy for Disordered Stomach 11 think jj, existence." D. m. Syk.i, Kin.t Editor of the Courier, Norwioh, Conn., said "I have been using your Ger ?uan Bitters for some time, tor Dyspepsia, and have hund so much relief from them, that I have made lp my mind to give them a lrttr sakl "You ask me my opinion of the German Bittorj. i bave 'i-?ed them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, and cake pleasure in stating that I think they ore the very ben reaiedy extaat for the above complaint*? ihty an (Ucidviit in tie advanoe of aU the prvprt ?Myry >?ed?ctTMj of thi day." ???>ir.Ci. ls diiiiuguii-hed lawyer of Wcogtea Taess Blasts a. s sntihui vauatAiiLS f?t.v f.j.jf. ?rct&raU the tyti^n, but invigorate it. For sale in Wsaaia^tou by 2. D. OILMAN* Ix. Ueorgetoaa 07 J. L. kIDWEi.i. In A'exeodria jj J. K. PIKRPONT Ia Klchaicad fcy PURCKLL. LADD A CO. In Hv!t.:aOi-e by OAVBY A HATCH. DAVIS MlLLFJt. J" SKTH HANO*. In do ?^0PHERSGh 4 MARSHALL. In ivonoik b> M. A. S W'TOS i SON. A/id tsv risvectab.e iaai?r? to medicine ever* 6-7y JCS?' Rat:oturer*a paces. Also, a lot of a?d ot>i?T Jeweiry of ih* latest pat tern* No. 41b Pa. avenue, between 4U and 6ih streets, mgo of the lirge Spread Jtagle, DOT 2 BAILS, &c. GBAND MILITARY AMD CIVIC BALL. The Mount Vernon Guards. OF AL EX AN DRIA, VA., 11AKE r lea'-uo iu anncmcin,: to their frier Jb. and the pub'ic gsn^rally, tbat f the be t balls of the season, a-j nothing shall L> lf ft undone that will add 10 the pleasure of the c j pany. Good Cotillon Music has been engaged. Pupfer and Refreshments will be furnished to 'u dies anl gentle>nen. Hacks will be in attendance to convey isdle. to and from the ball. Tickets? admitting a gentleman md 'adie-?TWO DOLLAuS; to be had oi the Committee, or a: the ball. flonr Manager. UCOn LATHA >1, S8Q. Commi tee of Arrangement*. Lt Wm H emith, Lt Cha- Javins, 8gt W W A)Inn, Kgt C Neale, John D; tene H?t John Grime?, Walter Johnston. nor 8??r td GRAND MILITARY BALL. rpiIE PKKtIDFM'8 MOU-.TiD GuAfcD will 1 g-ve their SECOND GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL ot ODD FfcLLGWS' HALL, on TaUR-D.iY JCTBNI* G, Not 23 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Lieut ^ohlayer, rer^t Oi e, Lieut F iiit, Qaartm'r ?tid?. J Pedicord. nov15?3t [In*] SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL or TT1B Jonrneymen Honse-Cari enters' Society, Olf MONDAY) November 97, 1854, AT JACKSON HALL Tub journeymen horsk-carpknterj tnkcpleanu.e in tt^n AY. November 27,18-4. a' JACKiON HALL. Particulars in future advercietments. *>ov M?5t GRAND FIB.EMENS' AND CITIZENS' BALL OF THE f 3 VuiUnt ifira Comp^ry of G orgetowu, re A specttulJy announce to ts?ir friends ?nd the public eueraliy ihet 'h ir F'FTH ANNUAL BALL will tak* place ou lUEsDAY, a8th inAY, December 4tb, 1854. 'J'EB NATI tVAL G0 4KD resp*ctt'aily aua-> nat 1 to their Iri?nd3 and the jubii generally Mi&t thv.r 8 eond Annual Ball will be ^iven '-n MON DAY, December 4th, 18&4, at JAv. KSON HAL TicketuONK D >LLAH. Particulars in future avl#ert>s?raent. uor 2 tr. BALL OF TH2 MO^XGOMFEY GUAEDS. THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OK THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS, |,i7 ILL BK GIVEN ON MO.?I?AY, the EIGHTH TT Or1 JANUAKY. 186.e Full particulars given )n future n- Gee. nor IX?rf TO THW PUBLIC. FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AXb ALEXANDRIA BOATS. m 'Lhe following jir- the hou a rf de r iiitiw of thi onl v reliable ste m f r.y oat plying between Alexandria and WashiEg tfic: The fteamer George Page will leave Wa?hirgto? daily, at 6^, 8. 9%. 11^, a m, 1, 3, 4*, P m. Will i' ave Alexiniria at 7J4, 8X, m., 12%, m 2 4, 5J^. p. m. IUm omnibuBes will l?'Rve the corner ot Penn yl v-riasri nu? and Seventh utrent, to oounect with the Boat, at 6, 7%,9J^, 11, a. m., 1^, in., 2%. and 4U, p. m u s o trnibrse1) will connect ?irh all cara arriving at, and departing from, Washington and Aiexau drih. UECRGE PAGE. nov 6?tf FALL AND WINTER GOODS. JMO II. ?MOOT, SOUTH SIDE BR ID OK STREET, a EAR HIGH, GEOK.QKTOWN, b C. HAS received and is now offering at low prices a general and well selooted assortment of KaLL AND UINTER G OLtl. B :ught pri cipauy at the Philadelphia and New Fork Auctions- enabling Mm to offer *ill be lound a rich ks;x>rt mui t of Plaid 8ilka Plain and striped b.U do Merinos, PL ids. D? Laines Cloak Cloths, Velvets Aud Drees (iooda generally. A'so, a good assortment of Boys and'Gentlemen'* wear? B??t Paris Kid Glores Blankets. Flannels hhawls, Sheetings. Shirtings TaOie Lioeu, Napkins, Ac. A call is soli- itid J. H. SMOOT. oct 27?lm TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD^S. HE sub cr.b^r, int nding to c'?ang) h a but-i X Le?8, tff*is for k?1', at Baltimore prices, aid on acoommooating te ms, bis entire stock of Lum b^r, equal in quality aid quantity to any in this Iuitrioi Htviog purchased almost exclusively for cahh, and wishing to elo^e out by the 1st' f Jaumry, I can tnd will seil as low as th- sam?? Reality can be bought in mi? market for cash, aud giTetne pur rhtserstim* for not s aatistan orily secur?d, with incerest. I hav? now o j han'l? 250,000 feet Albany White Fine TOo 000 do busquehanaa do 100,000 do dress;d and undressed Carolina and Eastern Sliore Flooring} 20'J,0o0 fe-t White and Yellow Pine Siding 600,000 Laths 10i),000 Shingles 60,000 rickets. Cheetnut and Cedar Posts A iarge aa-ortment of lias tern Shore. North Caro lina Spruce add Hemljck Joist &cautling and Timber lOO.O'JO ;eet Hetnl ck Kails, for fencing Tcgeth?v with a large stock of A>h, Poplar, Cher ry, ai d AalDut AlfO, a lull cargo of seasoned PenHacol* Flooring jus; reoeivel, equal in every respect to any ev r orcught to this market, which ma> be seen at Ager k &it-LAUe's Mill. Tht wharf and warehouse known as B agden's Wharf." vri;1 be 'or rent on thr 1st of January next It ha been put in o flioe hours until 9 a. m; fir cm 3 to 4 p. m.; and 7 to m. Eeieronoes; \s m. A. Gardue~t M. D., Dean of the Hom, aud the profesaoc gen efaii/. sep 80?&o EVENING STAR. A fcCOfCd LOVE SONG. [From the Greey,trick an,I H'ukford Pen,I,.mm They told me thou wert false, J am it-. And diil na citrr for me; I heeded not their voice, Jamie I thought it could n a be; 80 loving were thy w. rd*. Jamie, So winsome was thv sunle; I did na think that it, Jamie, Could veil one thought of guile. Dost thou recall the hawthorn glade V\ here we sat side by Mde, W her., on a Summer's ni;(ht, Jamie, i hou sued me for hy bride? My heart was very fun, Jamie, As iu the pale moonshine, I promised o be thine, Jami ?he Summer come.-. And blossoms clothe the tiee Bestow one loving thought 0,1 her ho died f..r love of thee. THE Y0TTN3 DUKE OF BUCHSTADf INTERESTING AND AFFECTING STOKY The story of the life of Napoleon's son, as it is told, in an article entitled n &r on fwctny do la o# Of?" Cash, iffVAfciABLT m tnuiici. 4 t',u*,r eopw* (In wr*D!?:r?l cut procure a Uh? count?*r, imrrrdiatrtv art jr iherson thai as the owner of a great name, supe rior actions and qualifications would be required of him: that in some way or other he must take part in the affairs of Europe?such was the idea that inevita bly took possession of him. The pedan try of his teachers seems to have fost ered it to an undue extent. If, fjr ex ample, the poor youth contracted an ad miration for the ppet Bj*r ?n, his teachers were at hand to criticise the poet for him, and reduce his opinion to the just shape and standard, lest he should commit, what, in his case, would l?o the .signal impropriety of exaggerated praised je?t IlaunteJ, it would appear, bv some such feeling, and vet carried for ward by the restless sense that he must tio something or other to merit his name, he seems to have grasped at the only chance tha was presented to him?mili tary promotion in his grandfather's ser vice. Hence the assiduity with which he pursued his military studies, and the regularity with which he presented him self at all reviews and parades, the Vien nese pointing him out on sucn occasions as the son of Nipoleon. Wb.;n, at lust, after going through the grades, he was permitted by his grandfather to assume ?-he rank and uniform of a lieuteiimt colonel, his delight wa> uubounded. For tiiree days the poor yo !j appeared at the head of his regirrei.t, giving (ha word of command?on the lbu ?h he was laid aside with loss cf v.ice and hoarse ness. There was oue quarter of th? V~riron, however, to which the son oi Napoleon wuold often wistfully look?th*L France to which he belong'ed to; to which his ucd Orleans, France might have had a Napoleon 11 instead of Louis Philippe. i>ome timid Bonapartist attempts, it appears, weie Actually made. In Paris, one Bona partist came to a meeting of the leading politicians, with the name of the Duke of Reichsiadt on his lips, waor youth seems 10 have shrunk with a kind of du iful horror: and his excitement dining the revolution el 1830, soon subsiding into.* caliuer mood, he began we are told, to write dovn m the form of an essay, a buries of very Austrian reflections on his own life, and the relations in which he s d to France. Only once did his agitation return?on the occasion, namely, of the politioa! movements of his mother's state of Parma. When the news of wit*e mov* lco*ci>ifeio? on rotfKiM

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V k I N(i STAB. W A f N'JTON CITY: THTTR8DAV AFTiiKWOOIf....November 16. t^* W. M Mills, at Fredericksburg, Va is prepared to furnish subscribers to the Star with their papers early every morning. Per poil.- wanting the paper will be promptly at tended to by leaving their named and ad dresses with him. Jkhkmiau Kiowbll, Esq Reappointed c >r agent for collecting subscriptions to the J)ailif Evening Star and Weekly Star, it the State of Yirgiuia We commend him to the kind attention of f>nr friends. The Union comments with just pride and exultation over the last trip of the Nicaragua line steamships for San Franci&co to New York in twenty dayn! If we remember cor rectly the lime allowed by the Post Offiec J>et -rtni. nt fo the traneporationof thomails via PiinatLa. is thirty days. The same paper tclis us that during hi recent brief sojourn among us, the Hon. Wm. Aiken, of S C ar ranged on the part of the South Carolina Rail road Company a temporary Contract to carry the mail^ until the 1st of January next, by which tiuie the editor hopes that Congress will remedy the trouble in that quarter. The Intelligencer, on the occasion of re publishing a recent speesh of General Ca-p, says: We may be moved in part to this act of courtesy by he feeling of auid lang syne, vben this eurnent eiizen stood with us >n th? Madi.-onian i .1 ks. and gave bis line ab? itier and ?C; \"ir. labors t-> the cau-?e of conserva tive repnbl -uniMn. We therefore spread o foieo r ieaiei> 8v much of his speech a" is repu ted in 'he I>e'ri.it Free Press, with she exception of ore or two local refereices." The ,~>r/t'iTi'l argues to prove ihat some of the southern Whi^s d injus:ice to the north ern mocrats i'. insisting that they are ur: trustworthy, ;o f*r a- devotion to the rights of tha Sta.es is concerned CIT German letter? refer to the increasing scarcity of ammunition in P^ns-da, and of the materials for manufacturing it So severely is this :olt thai thj Government at St. Peiers burg is makiog every exertion to discover mines of lead. sulphur or coals, and will re sume ?he working ->f those which have hitherto baen neglected. The price of lead has risen ironi li florin* to ti roubles Sulphur, also, owing to the blockade is extremely scarce. Rknts Declining in Uu:o.?The Cleveland iieraid says 'ha: ihe buildings in that city wLich the last ye:>r rented for $2uu, this fill go begging for $150. Tlio Zanesville Courier notices the samo result in that city. Ihe ".orm and election at Boston on Monday .a-', are thus noticed by the Post of that city There was all sort? of a storm yesterday, and b.i re political wrecks than has been seen before for m-ray years 13F Py an annoying accident, our dispatch es. yesterday, concerning the state of the Bal timore a~d New York mark ts, fpiled to ap pe?r in 'heir proper place.*. We have taken measures to prevent a :e petition of such nn occurrence some ne cu.ii-a- in^tich computations, eavs that Mr. t'aidncr, .who has just been electtu Governor Miss. ;;chusetts. h;i5 in a reces letter emj leyed the pronoun *T. forty six tinjisin lit? line It finrliv appears in the folio1 ir corr ection I luve the honor to be. Henry I Gardner."' No doub M'. G. contracted thq.. one of the old vat nic he:; of the Irish pie died recently in Lublin. He was edi or of the Pilot news pape-. .nd an ardent supporter of the late *;r. U uiiiit 1, viith ohom ho was imprisoned in lSi:J. The friends of Barker, the defeated Kte f Nothing cardidate for >!ayur of New York, held mee ing tLe other night to con sider the pr iety of app ointing a cunmittee to examine ii to alleged fraud?, said t> have been perjet-ared sit ti e la e election in favor of Fernando Wo J, ihe Mayor elect. The pei formarccs oi the ciiuir-it'.ee will lo doubt be labor lost Gen. Sam Houston ha? con:ented to lec ture in the Bo.-ton Course of Lectures on Sla very luring ihe comiig winter, on the ex j res.' rendition that he is to tr?;..t the subjec* exactly as be deems just, without reference to the j'resumed opinions of his bearers. The lecture will no delivered on the 22d of Feb ruary Michat 1 and Nicholas, youngest son.? of the Cz r nrrived at Ode sa the 15th" Thence they u>'; {.ro. eeu, iu the e-.urfe of a day o. t-*r the munler of the father of the first ;ilu bmbal d of The latter, some two or thr* e years ago. An appeal Jias been taken t> the .Supreme Court a Austin. W i:li^m Arrison. recently arrested on tht :Lot guilty." The day l.?: the trial has u 1 du'.td 1? r forging a check for ft". 1 1"? 1 n the Co tin n'.al B?nk in August i.ie pie d guilty, in .New York, on fue.-day. in tl?. C> urt I General ^e^s^.>ns He was rem nUd to- sentence. This prisoner was con. tea *>.th Kiss are. who escaped from pu'i ?l iLeed in tmcinnaii some ^eekgago A* a mass mee iog in New York on T'je- i v a.-i rnoun. o: tiie K;i w Nothing sup p.rtix'e oi Jau.e> Nv Ba ker fir Mayor, a reso ut.^n w.ta adopted declaring that the pariv woul t oppose. y f'nrrr% any a tempt u ade by F rt-ai. .0 Wuod to till the Mayor ai v chair, a.leging t at he was elected by frauu >ir Jones of Brwf'klyn. said that if M Wood Went to the City Hall on New Ye thing candidate for the next Presi dency. i 'am would tuaVe a s'rong teau J? Lane,v* the Marion of the Mcxican war. ha? h: sL? of l>ieaus he e and in a! 1 ar f he L nion. wm a>a desirous that he ?ho.l I Mazzini, and tho latter by Ledru Rollin, a; J all the world now know. j It is judged hero at this :ime, by many usu- j ally well informed persons, that Louis Nap.. I leon, under the influence of a strange infatua 1 tion, whispering that the Government of the! L nitej Spates has no hold on or influence over J the .iffcotions of the American people, courts a J ruptui a with us, and chat England, also smart-J ing under the rebuke of American popular! sympathy against her on tho Eastern war j question, has encouraged the French Emperor I to venture upon h s dangerous experiment, at I this time, of going out of his way to get up a| misunderstanding with the United States I Impressions such as these serve greatlv tol complicate the affair in the minds of all here. 1 and. of course, to generate the belief that the! day is rapidly approaching when the Old! World is to find proof positive, that while the I United Statea, as a power, scrupulously relraia I from interfering in the affairs of other nations] in which she has no legal or material concern, I her rights, one and all, shall be respected at I all hazards It is generally believed in man" now in power in France, in inflicting a I Jeep and wanton insult on the United States. I This unnaturalized foreigner, who yet burns! for vengeance because hia impudent applica- j rion for the French mission was very properly J treated as an effort of charlatanry for which I he deserved to lose his ears, can hardly find j word? to express his joy at the conduct oi l Louis Napolecn, Howsver, we have yet to! learn of the first caso of difficulty occurring j between the United States aud any othor Gov j ernment, wherein he was not found opposed J to the cause ot the former, so truo is he to the I interests of the land to which he yet gives I his allegiance. Very Interesting from Cuba ?We have private advices from Havana, dated on the 8tb I inst from which we have every reason to! Bonc'ude that discontent with the Government j was never more rife among the Creoles of the j island than at present, and that they are I straining every nerve 83 to strengthen them a Ives at home as that they will shortly be able to obtain their iighta without material aid from those in this country sympathising with them. Had they two years ago made up their minds to put their own shoulders to the wheel without relying on the aid of the filli bustering Hercules, the probability is that they would by this time be far nearer the at tainment of their independence than at pres ent. On the gth inst., news reached Havana Barracoa, at the east end of the island, of the seizure of two American schooners. Both were laden with arms One of them landed h?r cargo, which was secreted beyond the reach ol the authorities before she was seized The other's cargo fell into the hands of the Government. W hen seized, they were in charge of two Creoles of the island, who were imme diately arrested and imprisoned They set fire to the prison, and one wa8 shot in attempt ing to escape; the other being re-taken. Ihe Hon. John R. Wheeler, U S. Charge to Nicaragua, waa at Havana on the 8th inst 1 hd Proposed New Custom Housea Capt Beauman, of the U S Enginear Corps, who performs the duty of architect to the Treas ury Department in connection with the con struction of tho various edificea, with the Ouil ling ol which that department is charged, baa juat returned from a tour of examination, to obtain the requisite local information to enable the Secretary of the Treasury to choose the be8t sites far custom houses, ordered by Congress at its last session to be built. We hear that his report will be ready in three weeks, after which it is probable that the sites in question will be at once selected, and tha all the preparations for the construction of the various works will be promptly made. The Cabinet Council To-day .?Among the men around town, it appears to be understood that the regular Cabinet Council of this morn ing was princi pally upon the Soule affair. We are not aware that any additional reliable in formation concerning it has reached the Gov ernment, and therefore take it for granted that they cannot possible come to definite conclu sions with reference to it at present. Having confidence in the representations of our cor roepondent now in Paris, who, as we remarked yesterday, declares that Mr. Soule has not by word or deed given shadow of cause for his treatment by Louis Napoleon's Government, we have not hesitated to ta>e an emphatio position on the subject, in the belief that further information will bear out the correct ness of our views of the unwarrantable char acter of the action of the French authorities. The Ex-Collector at Maumee, Ohio.?When the case (prosecution under the Sub-treasury law) against George Forsyth, ex-collector at Maumee, Ohio, at the present session of the United States district court at Columbus, Ohio, was called on, the accused oame up among the missing. So his bail for his appearance was forfeited $6,000. Suit has been ordered against his bondsmen, who are represented as fully able to pay the default. Another Army Offic D Br evet Maj. Ueo. W. F. Wood, of the Quart? master's De partment, died at Indianola, '.Jexas, on the o'.h instant. It is supposed at the Depart ment that he died of yello w fever. A Light-House Keeper Appointed.?Mr. John Boyd has been appointed keeper of the light-house at Cape Disappointment, on the coast of Oregon, at $1,000 per annum. The Current Operations of the Treasury Department.?On Wednesday, the 15th of Nov. ticre ware of Treasury W arrants entered cn the books of the Department? For the redemption of stock f4 009 32 For paying other Treasury debts.. 15,271 52 For the Customs 16.928 03 Covered mlo the Ireasury from a) scellar.aous sources 1.275 25 Covered into the Treasury from Cu?t0?s 156.977 03 For the War Department 56,315 3a For repayiug in the War Depart ment 2.995 95 For the Navy Department 68,078 00 For re paying iu the >iavy Depart partmeut.947 13 Jj. th? int-eriur Dopartiuem 1,250 76 [REPORTED FOR THE STAR. ARBINGTOH 1RI4L?FIRST LAY. Alexandria, Nov. 15,1854. ^he court house was thronged eariy in the day with crowds of spectators. At eleven 0 clock, his honor Judge Tyler took his se;it, the court, having been opened by the sheriff, the prisoner was brought in and placed in the box. He continues the stout, resolute appearance he has manifested since the com mencement of proceedings against him, lhe sheriff called over the list of jurors, and the following names were drawn, and the gen tlemen sworn as the jury B. F. Hewes, a. i> Corbett, Cuthbert Pow ell, J. S Emerson, amillus Taylor, C L. Kicharis, J. T. Gordon, J. L. Dyson. J. M. 1 adeley, G. W. Dearborn, Samuel liarnes. and J. R Minor. C. E Steuart and C. W. Wattles, Esq*)., ap peared on benaif of the Coniinoiiwealth G. W. Brent and G. L. Gordon, Esqs., for the de fence. I lhe indictment, charging the prisoner with Killing Michael Kiggins, in July last, by striking him a Mow with a stick, and causing a wound, was r?ad, with a statement that the prisoner had plead not guilty The Commonwealth's attorney opened the case explained ihe law in regard to murder, its grades, and their difference; drew out at leng.h the chain of circumstances by which the Commonwealth propose to connec: the prisoner with the murder; argued the abso lute necessity of admitting circumstantial evi dence, and adverted to the fact that, with all the diligence the Commonwealth had used, had found no single clue to connect this murder wi;h any one but the prisoner. G. W. Brent, for the defence, adverted to the family of je fliisouer, the providential visitations to his household since his commit ment as circumstances calling on the jury to weigh the case well. He never knew a pr ^se cution more flimsy, and pursued with more de termined rigor. The factory company and the City Council had joined in the ch ise of the murderer. Look huw suspicion had changed i?irst the bro her of the prisoner wa?- arrested and discharged, and then his father, and now himself stands charged with the crime The Commonwealth had hist to prove that a mur der had been committed. This had not been done. The mere finding of a dead body was no evidence that they must show clearly that the prisoner was the murderer. This they could not make out. Their whole case rested upon threats and the cap. On the first, the evidence of Brad y shows he made the same threat* himself, and to the second the Com monwealth^ evidence was vague and contra dictory. ^he person who ran wore dark clothes and a Kossuth hat. Now if that was Arlington, how could this be his cap? Tho Commonwealth had waived the hypothesis which they proposed to prove by this chain of evidence, .a rnngton could prove he was homo at eleven o clojk; after that, the only person who could know where ue was, (his wife.) was an incompetent witness. He called upon the jury to watch the case narrowly. Dr. M. M Lewes, sworn?saw the body of the deceased on the morning of the murder it was lying on its side; the head exhibiting a wound on one side about an inch by six inches, inflicted it seemed by some weapon like a stick of wood in the hands of a strong man; this wound was sufficient to cause death. B. Nails, sworn?(Duringhis exam ination same question arose as to the admis sibility of certain es'imony, which was after wards admitted, and all is inserted together here.) Lives opposite the factory; about one hundred and fifty feet from it; on tho morn ing of the murder, about 3 o'clock, heard a noise and went to the window looking toward the factory; there seemed to be two men quarreling; one spoke low and the other high and boisterously; the latter said "you damned Irish sou of a b?h, you come here to inter st Iiko it. Wm. Wheatley sworn ?Have heard pris oner make threats against the Irishman I asked him who tho Irishman was, and he said, De V aughan knows. J. B. Lovejoy, sworn.?Am overseer of the .actory on the morning of the mardar saw a oap about thirty feet from the door. [Ail the evidence of this gentleman regarding the at temps of the prisoner's brother to corn eal ti.e cap was ruled out.] That looks likelhe cap. Knew the deceased. It was here proposed to prove the peaceable character of the deceased, and the Common wealth 8 attorney cited authorities to prove the admissibility cf ?uch testimony in cases of cir cumstantial evidence. But the court over ruled it. Ihe court then adjourned until this morn ing, at 11 o'clock. Ami.

The Western Banks?JWore Suspensions The Cincinnati Commercial states, that in consequence of tho pressure, tho City Bank of Columbus, Ohio, has been forced to suspend payments of its deposits. The Western banks and banking houses are in a sad condition, and at Cincinnati gold is j selling at five per cent, premium The notes of the Bank.of Kanawha sold at 25 per cent, discount; Bank of Circleville at 50; Kentucky I rust Co. at 70, and Newport Safety Fund at The notes of the Clinton Bank of Columbus were again refused at Cincinnati on Saturday. Indiana Stock notes are selling at 2arto 3i)c. discount. A note from the Treasurer of the State of I Ohio, states that the notes of the Miami Valley Bank, Canal Bankof Cleveland, Savings Bank of Cincinnati, City Bank of Columbus, and all other Ohio Stock Banks, will be received for taxes, and all other public dues as heretofore. These notes are abundantly secured by the pledge of Ohio aud United States Stocks in the offices of the Auditor and Treasurer of State, which stocks are still commanding a premium in New York. No bill holder he adds need necessarily lose anything by Ohio Stock paper There is quite a seism among the Bap tists of New York. The translation of the Bible has been a bone of contention among them for aome time. It seems the majority are satisfied with the present version, but the learned portion denounce it as full of errors. The most material point between them if. that those in favor of a new verson insist the word "baptism" should, in every instance, have been rendered "immersion." They have at length brought their differences before the courts. r 5s* OT i i?i?Th-memb-.-rs oi the Perse J3 v-ran*- Fir* Ooir.p^nv will meet at trie H?ll i ;.n FitlDAY. 17'h instant, at 1 oVio k. to atend the funeral ot our d.c? ed member, Air. Johu Wa-son. j By order of i.,? ompauy: nov 16 1'* JOHN Y. DQRAN, Sec. jy s TD tAKUHA 5| Improved! Lk3 rdt-r of lie Men, ?uuoiiuc.? to the 8baY JtV'iw.i l.. 7th of D*cen.ber Odd Fellows' Mall, Navy Yaru. Particulars in a future advertisement. J. H. O'BRIEN, nov 8 -?o8w* Treasurer. Orric* or th? GOOfiS a ways on haud, made from the best maU ria s, en-l at exceedingly low price* His lAte new etr eent'emen ha? been alrealy stamped as the n? p us ultra, mm. ard h? only ma*es mention of it to say th-tJS th?> prioe, as heretofore, for the *ery best, only $4. J. T. KVANP, nor 16?lw 88 Pe^nsrlTA^i* svenn". G LA NT ^S L E V r. E AT JACKSON HALL. THE MAn??er re pee:lu!ly ann un -e te citi>U.>E. tu> Am-ncn Gianteg;, th- hrg'St woman living, a;* now holding reception l.eirees at JACKS'*N 1IALI. P^nnsy.TiimA arena-, fiom 10 oMock, a. m., unt 1 9 o'c ock, p m. Sivn ciovned beads, before wh"m Mons. B. ha had the horor of appearing, pron.urce bim th mnrt i p- and all ths i h*b lacte ofiniF fiYored 1 ud who h*ve seen him. coii ci it n tbe same opiui -u. Ll? isni: rly e ght feet it, h-? gh weighs nearly 4(.K) pr urds, and h:e Btr?ngt^i ?s c.ence if a-.Ttn f ths a-oanrch-i cf Surope. MISS CROUSE, the Amttiicbn giuut girl, is a narive of Ohio, bat 10 yc-?re ol age, measuring^8 inche- nroi>nd the ARM 113 :nib aground be ?&is?, end will ??igh morr than a iy other weman. We challenge the world to produce her equal, wi h ut regard to age This )Ouug iady measures 6^ intbea m re arjund the arm, t4 inches m rwaround the wa'4, ard is taliek tb^n 'he woman 89 y> ari of a^e, who is repreB?Ltel weijh "C9 joui'ds! f'he is Very in!? lig-nt, soci able, of B g^od torm as any womtn, and t?ry active t. r a p-rton of lie isnm^n* t-ize. ih c.iojb.ntsu "Xbirii ion rf ihese very extraordi nary p rsiuf?the ALLiiST MAN aud LARUR-T W?jMAN kr.o*n is ti/hiy in'e'esiin* to ?11 who deJgbi. in >e?-ing tae greate t wonder# of the wo*ld B. 1/ANSEITH, novld-2** M?nAger. NATIONAL THEATRE. OKORQE KU\h.E!> Maxaoer. JOtlN T. g*iKD lREABUEEa. Opan on iHo?e r MUSICAL AND TERPSICHORE A N POWTKAITURES OF LIFE AMONG THE N K iiloK cF IUE SOUTH Adoaiss'on fcir geDtl*m"n and lalles to tbe t>vers Circi?- or ^a1 qurt^e 25 cent*. Gentlemen w;th"Ut mdi1-? cts. S cor>?l and Third Ti*-r of Hox?-s 25 cts. no' 16 'f ity tiAilie-pletse cocy MATCH 1 ACk. iVER CO L U M BI A C O U It a E? A'oxmd-ix, cn, F?i FOR S500 ASIDE, MILE U HATS-TO COME t>FF (?V {iATi'UDAY, Woven brr 18tto, 1854. aT 1 O'Ci V-CK PlitCl hLY. F. S Suit enters JOt'N GHAHAM .dr. Ma'doxente.o MAttY PAYNE uov 16 it* CYKUS MAKTIS, Frop r. THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE PBESIDEN MOUNTED GUARD, liniiCu p>9tponed?.a the Al of Noremb. r wili b given at Odd Kelioas' liali on Thun d-y evening, N v jJd lVr?oi;6 holcing tickets or invit.t-ons are respect fully mvit d tj aiterd. txt> utiv* t'diiaitta.?It C. Flint, TE RIFi E CO Pi would most t fpectfally tn^orm the Military and citi^em! Wash Hirtoa sni v cioity 'bat they inteo-l givi iheir T lr?J DAY- No*. 22, ?854, at the Odd F.I ows' Hall, N?vy Va d The Ball will be oprn-d at 8 o'clock, by a dre s drill by the c,m| auy 1hecrmpj>r.y l ledgu tbem-elres to u?e the'r ut m et'xertuns to ieudcr thio bal one f uualloyeo {?lea ure to ?!1 A celeb a*eu Brass ?nd String Band has b?eu ea. C8ithment department w ll be in tbe handa of an experienced cater?r. None but Mill ary Caps will be allowed in thr room Ticket* $1?admitting a gentlemr.n and two la dies. Committor of Invitation and Reeephon. Capt M E Bright, Lt C W Sa-iJerajn, Daniel Daris M t>'Donne'l, Wm J Wood, Lemu? l Gaddi'. Lt C M Sanderaon, Hoor Manager. dot 16,18,21,22 THB PEW YUUK A LlVkKPOPL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. I^HR .-Hifd COMi RISING T.JS LiNS AltF THE? ATLANTIC, C?pt. West PACIFIC, Car?t Nye, BALTIC Caft. CoTrst..ck, aDWIAXIC, Ci.pi. Graitt n These ships hare been built bed toe?cu ship. No berth Oan r e s-cured until ptid lor. Fo? treight or pa??aure apt ly to AliWARD K. COLLINS A CO., 60 W*ll street, New York. DROWN, ^UIP'.AY A CO, Urerpnol. E. G. ROBERTS A CO., 13 JLitig's ru-i Yard, l ondoors op* at o'clock?performance eon. neneef at and ecncfadee at \1 to 10 n'T 1* -tf Jonv p Vmitw, Aww>t THE NATIONAL HOTEL [N this ci.y wili bp re- -t;?u for the r* ration of .n fcLe .Tty .hi n.on h 1 he T^Z the Ki Chen f om lb* ha-men; to th? i^ro' tha ?uiding, and th- alt?'a>on? in aud aN u: the Mcing K/vm will a'd g ea'ly to the eocv-tiienre n i m*ort or iU gu#*is The tab e w li t? urnisb d wih tbe ben the m*r?ets nan aff >rd, and nerved d he btfl U. ior.SenUOl'-W.tf] RKMOVAL-uEORUKF DY r K, i* uotioneer and Otnmi 1 on Mer Laut. baa removed Lie fflje to D etr?ft. flr t boute rmm the corner of enth atr et went, where he will be plewad to aee i* fo mer patrons and the pabiio genera1 Ir. ICTlS-lw J JiTRAYED?(>n the 7> mrant. lirht and dark. J brown spottel D..G, about moBthiM. a^k Id. A reward ot 1hr-e Dollars ?ill be^tBV iven ilr?? own?r on D-la are avenue, ok h Capitol gate, No 3l7."?^i nor j6?-t* MRS MARY a GAMPRELL. Limbkr: LrneicKii 50,0i)0 iwt Albany white pine Lumber 4-4 to 12 4 5,0^0 feet cherry 6 4 ?o 12-4 5 000 do do 4-4 an.tT>-$ 6,000 do walnut coffin board*, first quality 6 000 to d-? 4-4 to '2-4. wide and 'Uar 10,000 do a^h 4-4 'o 16-4, of the beat kind 6,000 dv pi pi a r 4-4 Jest r ceived aud ft r ale by J. R WARD A BFO_ WOT 13 Iw Tw-lfth street unt canal. UlRTa- M.lR l y.e hmv- juxt P-oeived 1 a larpe anrl f ne a*?ortc?f nt of wl i> and color I Shirte of best quaHty m-dt in the raxt huj etior ian-e- aud warranted tr fit, wl.i-b ws ?re Mllng t very low pr'oe?, Airo, n la-"?e quantity of fine ier.no liuderbhirt?and Ptwi-rs f>r or!d w?a her WALL A griPUtNg Penn. arenu**, neit door t.re purcharing eiee^here a: the Mu.ic l>epot of HU HUjj A HI 1Z, 8octhsde ienta. avenue, pot 16 h^twe^n Tenth a':d lever th -tr?n.t?. 3LD NOT1-LS?A LARGE NCMHKR, LAID aeide The underrtgmsd to send to auct on, iay be bought 1 the ai?au .ime at auc'-on ("iceg r ess. from FiAiSCK TAYL'iR. nov 14 T CJS r KKTvK'a UP KK F RM. TWO mi o6 -nm the Lang Rrilge, aboy- fce toll er111 Alrxin-Ti? county, Ya, PINK AN K TOOD or s ile cak, *2 12^ and P ne $2 12* nov MP-PI^l? W- C Ah LIN, Ageut. A LL Alt D'. at F. KING'S. St Jo li'a rq-i*re. jppy 14?3t ls Aai lUVS,aalu I a t* 8 u 8 at nov 14 ~8: L AMMQNDS, Seventh ^t ?Uek>y i m"a 8,1k ^>d,^| int!eieL utai,a' CM -ae"' for n w 14 B1KUE 8, Willard'- Hctel. vi r. j 0 TSiCII J'jKS For falc low a pair of Mobee 'v?; "i""- ?*h" NEW MUSIC. k TIL?. GARRaT ANDERSON 11A 8 JUT HE -?A Cttivru tilr f?iiOC:fiv7 Q0w IDUPIC* ihe Drraji-U:e 8chot i ch, by F ti. Brorn 5h? Pbanj/hai 1-olSa. by n>rr?r T'e Game King Scl ot iaeb, by F.'ll Brown Th"itthi u ,Vl4y' W Th OH IIULdred'b Psalm, by Wallace Recollection!- de hhiu?- ^ao?ii ^h. b? Hert^; ew Mu :c r-ce veJ very f-w days at No tTT? ennavlvaniaaven ue 14_1t. DOR hALE?kXCELL# N T HAH.Nt.S6 HOH^E, wiJ ?fl'brok.D. He ?ill e r? t th 115. e*rlyJkpp iwl for M?y Ur th u r 8ch?arta, on G ear the Uar Dapbrtroent. uov i4- 3t m MO^NAlEfi, Card ca-KS, ^cf. 11 C&5\:' X,6uti"r??e8u?g Cjiuds: P.-matum. R:tv Ram, n TO *C' kc ',Ht J0HN F- KL' I T 14 P,*D"- hot. 8th ei U lo h sts. TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, .AR- RllKCTs Ac r l^ha11^1^1.0 hTAIK BUILDER, i'iustrafd dMnhVa Thrg" "8 by ItoKii.ei .ofphil ?ve fcet, tT p l" ,p ua in thig work kJ*:h n ,U'or"u?hly ana tii. nithaa ly usted in Ah1ort. "Wh"Crk' Hhi'ttd,S ^d ialt more, nriuti 1 Oth r ci y, fh-author wreaiy I gi e practi al t t.ion of the fysteui and tr ve ?bifehlinlJ ?T"r.M,>thing tha. hai ever N-n JBbiifhedon this beaut.|ul b'ar ch of 40 miSUt f>T^ut nrhirl nf VC^"t':r kD 1 "chltect Tbft? iT- DK msri/ri1 .unl lhr hook obtained at A. '8 l-lv^.Np -1. 4'^ street. l^tWewL-* P.-pn DOV 4KTf ,*Ue a"d C 8 rettU A dentistry. 1 tE 'ilONOJTT LAbT. Tiuatt/l?^^^ ^2 u'Uow i'lvaniaaes overall other* >i: flittil' hTK^SUTi CLK MI >E S C OaII, and BEAUTY ie,u, w.th iitur ta thti iw, aoo 'Oru-o h-r- excelling, p.bl.c ii'hp,0 J tWhc-U5?- cal. and eee No other Denttet in tbe Di^rtct of ,U ,4tla U?ut maue Uiia ttyle of IVe r.. ee h cnn-vl*1 *S?' 298 'treet, near the n et. Mm. SCHON ENBERG, 1 lRttw ??d oet 2ft tf P*x.:?orLV4jfu aTurua. P UPHOLSTEREh AND uialveit^? ^NQKR? T o. 481, o'Xth 6L,rt,tf H?Hbia?;U.n, l>. C, Ktted, .nd ?it ^tajua. Loungee, and Mhttre^, s ia.de. 4NT uotd refcr.'ncwa give:8TXTavu a ?anus.

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EVENING STAR. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Washington Interests?It is sincerely to I b? hoped that oar fellow-oitizens of Washing- I ton and Georgetown will appreciate the import- I auce of harmonising upon the many questions I of expenditure for improvements in this quar- I ter, which are to come before Cong"e?a this I winter. A want of harmony did much against the interests of the District at the last session, I the iDjury being principally inflicted by iodi I viduuls bent on making speculations for their I own pockets out of the success of schemes run- j ning counter to the plans of the authorities for I the advantage of the community at lar clerks,*' to the amount of ten or cwenty I J thousand dollars! Wonder if she has not]) come it over reporters also? If she has, we advise the poor sufferers to board it out. Ice.?The cargo of ice which Mr. L J. Middleton has recently received and is now selling, is a curio?ity well worth viewing, in bulk in his large ice bouse; being by long odds the clearest and most inviting of the handicraft of Jack Frost at the North ever imported into Washington city. Distingtished Arrivals.?It will be gesn by reference to our advertising columns thai the celebrated French Giant aRu the Ameri can Giautesi. have arrived, and will give their levees at Jackson Ilall, commencing this af ternoon. They are. perhaps, the greatest cariosities now on exhibition in thiscountry. and no buubt will be visited by large uum>-wrs of our citizens and strangers. Tbb Ku.nkels.?Do, for the K?nkels they are to be among us again on Monday next, without fail. Always popular, they are des tined to fill the National Theatre, large as it is, on each n ght of their appearance, as here tofore. Municipal?Mayor Towers has net yet re turned from his northern tiip Dis pro ten: Silas II. Hnl, Esq., is confined from his office by sickness, wh;ie Mr. Clark, the Mayor's clerk, has been detained from his place for weeks by illness. The Mayor's office there fore, is "in a dmglin way," just now. X The Parrows?This excellent burlesque operatic troupe will remain with us but three nights longer. Since they have been with us they have made many friends. Their sirging, acting, and musical performances are highly spoken of. We are pleased to find that their soirees are well attended. The Glastz Brothers.?The brothers Giants, one oi whomshoiMr Duvall, ef Bla densburg, some weeks siuce. have been pre sented by the grand jury of Priuce Geor: e's county?the elder for an assault, the younger for aa assault and battery on Mr E. W. Duvall They are released upon small bail, and are now in the city. Ball or the Empire* ?The ball of the Empire Club, which came off last night, was well aiteiided, and conducted witu the great est propriety. Ail present had a lively and agreeable time of it. "Tne buys danced, and danced till broad daylight, and went home with the girls in the morning." 'The Poob ?In pa.-sing through the city we Frequently meet witn children in very miser able conditions Poverty is no ciime. but very inconvenient. V\ e hope of our benevo lent societies will take ihe little ones iu hand, and supply thein with r-hoes and clothes. Hats.?llats, did you say Talking a^ut hats reminds us that our friend Evans, Ponn s>lvama avenue, has hats >-f all descriptions, for sale low. His bats are hats as is hats Ihe; will hold a brick or any thir.g else Incendiarism ?L.st night a colored wo man, named Elizabeth Hamilton, was arrested and tanen to the guari.hner say.-, b*r a company of enterprin ing gentlemen who. some time since, leased a lot of land on the Cha: t*hoochie river, with a view of mining fors?l\ei, had in r with great suoctferi. three ska- e had been mnk and rich silver oie b>.u i ceo 13B- u* la. gt quan tities. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the Steamer Asia. A RUSSIAN VICTORY. SEVASTOPOL STILL HOLDS OUT. THE 80XTijE AFFAIB. MR. SOULE DEPARTED FOR SPAIN. THE MARKETS, Q-c., lair will be amicably adjusted. Detail of news unimportant. THE MARKETS. Naval stores unchanged. Coffee, Sugar c r-d Molasses dull. American stocks dull. I ot ton fair 6i; middling 5* Upland, fair, 0; do middling 5?. Tho demand for tair and middling qualities has improved. Spec; la tors have taken 3,000 bales. For exportation 5,000 bales. Ohio flour is nominally at 45s.; white wheat 12a red and mixed lis. 6d.; corn, white, jel low and mixed 45s. Gardiner A Co. report beef aetive and in demand, and pork and baoon also active The demand for lard is firm; holders firm; s:.les moderate; to the trade galea are at 54. '/he prices for tallow favor buyers. GEOriOETOWB CORRESPONDENCE Gboboetowb, Nov. 16, 1?54. At the sale of property by Barnard r a prime article. Plaster?lump, per 'on $4 50 Fuel?coal, by retail, Cumberland, $6 50; red ash, $9; white ash, $8 50; Dauphin. $8 50. Wood, by retail?hickory, $7 a $7 50; oak. $6.50; pine. $5 a $5 50. Spectator. Heavy Robbery ?The safe of the agents of Adams A Co.'s express company, atVincennes, Ind., was entered by thieves, with false keys, on Friday night last, and $3,500 abstracted No clue to the robbers has yet been obtained. 'A Philadelphia paper inquires what has become of the case of one of the Alder men of that city who was lately found drunk in the street! Thi Present Year.?The year 1854 began on Sunday, and will eud on Sunday, thus having fifty-three Sundays. January, April, July, October and December have each five Sundays. Such an array of Sundays, it is said, will not occur again until 1882. X3T The Omnibus Lines of Baltimore, have abolished the sale of tickets. The fare is to be six cents and not less, and no half-price passengers. Progress in the Sandwich Islands ?The first application in the Sandwich Islands for a bank oharter, has recently been made, the first steam flour mill has been built and the first flour manufactured. Tor Sale and flout. Ann DE-IRABl.E ST*ND FOR BLVT tJpO.Uliv/. NES8 TO RENT, AN9 BTO^R ?)F GROCERIES FOR SALE.?I have f r rent a lar?e STORE, FIXTURE"1, an I CELLAK, oneof tin m st eligible business situations in the c'ty f?r a first cia-s grcc^ry. The gsi ue?x, as every effort will be made to transftr the custom aith the store. nov 14-eodlw NICHOLAS CALL AN. $5,000.1 HANDSOME fUitNISlIED DWkl^ ,LINGS FORRENT.?Ihavefor r*nt in one of the mo*t desi'ab'e situa'is-ns in the city, it b?iDg wirHn five mil utea' walk of the Prefident's House, public D^pertmen's, and Peunsylvani* avenue, a three-story t-rick Houfe. handsomely fur tii?hed. with every attending comfort A sufficiency of fuel for the winter is provided, which can be had with the hcu e and furniture. nov 14?eolw NICHOLAS CALLAN. 170B KBNT-A PI >E STORE, ??N GOKNKR Vir^riia avenue. To a good tenant the r?.D* will be moderate. Apply ou the premipes. nov 14?3i* Ij^uR RENT? FOUK NEW AlND HANDSOME three-stoiy brewo-front Dw llings. containing Parlors with mirble mantle, Limn r Room. Kit "h?-n, Servant's Ro e? sou'h near th* public gro unds, convenient to Pennsylvania avnue and thoLepart inents, and in a t erf-.cny h??al hy Eituation For careful and puuctual tenants thj r*nt will be put at $i60a year, payable monthly. Apply to RICH ARD H. CLARKE, corner of Sixth >-trcet a.d Lou isiana avenue, or t-) DANIEL B. CLAHKE, L'rcg Store, comer of Maryland avenue *ud J.leventn street. rtov 14?I w 4 VERY DE.SIRABLK ST. RE TO I.El ?THE store on the east siJaof L!evec* sary conve nience. To ti good and punctual tenant the re;.t will be moderate. Apply to J. T GL.EMET8, on I sireet, No. 530, or J Ad. JtiENKi', at the Capitol, nov 9 ?9t STORAGE.?Those b?.ving Furniture, Dry Gooes, Groc*ri?o, Ac to be htireil, will find ample ac commodations in tb? large, aiiy, flne-ston^-psiod, and dry Basements under the *?tar Office. oorn?-r I'a. avenue and Eleventh et. Apply at the slat office oct 3ft?tf I^Oft SALE.?The wfcole or ?qu ire No 522, front ing on Ne?r Jersey avenue, N ytre^t *nd 4ih ?tree: For terms and particular-' inquire at Mr. J. H. Knoll, on O street, betweea Fourt-enth and Fil teertn. nov H?eolw* I?Oit iTs-ruiTT?ir sALE.?THK MODERN X Four-story Brick House on Thirteenth st. eet near E, east side. The house is in good repair, dry cellars, and ro a gcod te agooi tenant trie rent wi cr mmodating terms on application to G. Crandel!, No. 33 if 6tree;, near Tenth, Tsii>nd. Also, several otners in Squart; 872. oct Z5?lm* on t you want a hom.-??ioo koillhnu Lo's f?r sale on ea*y teruis to suit any perron that wants to build Fine store Lous* on corner o Saveni h and G fetreete, to let. WALTER A. TRUF, Carpenter and Builder, G, betwfen Seventh and Eighth street, oct 24?lm* OR KENT?A rilUiiE i'N PA. AVE^UK- 'J'liK neat nnd convenient sis^d Store in Sta- Build ings, next to the corn** of Pa. avenue *nd Eleventh street, which said cruer is soon to be opened by liilbus A Uiti, a.- thdr Music fctire ana Piano w: re rooias. The store now foi rent will make a capital stand for almost any kind of busices*, as already tile Star office is more frequented than any ether business piaoe in Washiug un. Apply at the roui ter of the Star offle*. oct 25?tf W' By BAMAKO BUCKEV, Auc'ri., GEOhGEi'OWN. Boston ice at a uction ?on Friday, 17th inst., at 12 o'o^ock, u we ill sell at the Ice iioiisc of M Miller, deceased, en the corner of Green and Beallctreets. about ElXl Y Or SEVENTY TONS of ICE, a late arrival from Bocton. Teirn*? ?ixty and ninety days' credit for no'ee satisfhctorily indorsed, bearing interest, nov 14 BARNARD k BUCKEY. J EVENING GLASSES IN LANGUAGES ?Px^OF. J 8C HON EN B E RG commence reviewing classes in Languages on Monday. 30th October, at his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue. oct 23?tf BARGAINS?BARGAINS. TI8HING to reduce the pr?-ent kto:;k of Fall Goods oc hand 1 have determined to m?Ae a great reduction in prices Muslin Embroidertd Collars wrrth $3 Cambric do *0 95, 3l^, 37and 50 Do and Muslin Embd Sleeves, 0o. to $2 50 Lace do bOc. f? $6 Do Embd Habits snd Collars U5c. to $10 Muslin do do 37J^t>$5 Do do Caps 1 ~y2 to (1 50 Lace do do $1 to $i Faoe Flowers 12% to 76 per pair Bonnet Ribbons G to 11 a yard "?p, neck and sash Itibbons Co)'d Kid Glorrs 62%a pair Cambric iiands $1 to $1 50 Muvltn do 60c. t- $fS Dress Caps, silk and thread Illusions b'raids, Gimps, Buttons. Stockings And a variety of goods too numerous to mention A. TATE, 314 Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and 11th sta. nov "?eol2t OLOOKS, WATOHES JEWELRY. 1 have use received and op? ntd gr-at a^aortmeat of Clocks, Watcb?s,?V land .?ewelry, all of which will be so .1||Sj| cheaper tnan similar i;ix.d> can b ESI Lou?hi in ti;e hisirlct. i have on nsn.i a few co?tly Watcheti. w?uch will be .*>ld a gifar txrgaid, if oal ed tcr s on, ?t J k0WlN -0.r-'S Jewelry Store, opposite browns' UoteL o?tS?2m Warn* WANTSD ?By a respect aM? Woman a SITUA TION ao housekeeper. or a' cook, wssher an 1 Ironer In a public or private family. ?>rivat? f-nrlT preferred. Address "CS B" GIty Post ffic?v or Alexandria Font Office. n^T ANTED, BY A RESPKCTABLE WOMAa. Situation, who is a first rate washer snd iron-tr, an do all kinds e.l to "11 M," at this office, will soon be attended to. nov 16?It* I \]~ANTED?A GOOD MAN, 10 O >KN 0Y V> TSRS. Apply at FLINT'S, nor 16?3t \IT A.NTfcD-BT A V O I. N wrmau, a situzUion a* Cham1 ermaid or Cook in a small family. (1>>1 iry r^feienee Xcquirt a Mrs Burns',}(, bet#. 12ih aai 13 h its. nov 16?It* A ANTED A t?a?n' for h? Oiosery Store or V> naro Thirl aud Market stiie t, Georgetown, nov 15 \1? ANTKD iMMEUlA'Ebi ?A Jcurn-tyirnn f I Boutmakur To stendv hawd. oon inwt em ploy men t No. 316 F ncv 15?3t* \\fANTKD ?A steady tiigle Man, colored os YV w hue, is wanted to t on th premises. Fourteenth street, br*w?e?i P and Q, or by ote addressed to Box 803, City Post Office. hot 15?3t? ANTED TO HIRE?Aco.ored Boy, shot i 14 years old. Apply at JNO. II OIBBs' hmr Dressing bstablbhiLtnt, Willards' II tel. noy 16- 3t* JiKSl'EGTABLE KOU' Q WOMAN Wlf K8 a si.uation as LAf*Y'? M.\ID or NEEf.LK WOMAN, hhe thoroughly uMersfcen-is ii-rdutv, having lived f uch in England. His no obju. ippW 'osaMUKL J DATCHkK, s'rret, between Tenth aud Eleventh tts. OA* _ ~9 cast ei ie of Ri?h street, north of Bridge, and oppo site Wallace's tobacco s;ore, Georgetown. nov 14--3t S_icNATOR.;, MEMBER-. OK OIHEK 1KO-0NS w .n'iog a hin Isome h"uss, well furni3hed, for peroral months, r !ongi-r if de'ir--cl, wi'l find de sirabie one in pleas-nc and fashionable reishb&r hood -n tLe h l.*hts o: Georgetown, ard quite or>~ Tenant to th^ omcibusep II the boiue is wot im mediat-iv rented, the la^y will acdmmadftte one family or rai gnttem-n on r^an nable term', the h juse bjing larger 1 hi desirable ti r her r,?n use. Apply to Mr.TILLY, Port-Faster. Georgetown, nov 13?lw* \kf /.NTtJiJ?SIX OH. EIGHT MORS PANDS TO Tf worV on a place near the city f.-r the ainter or year. Loerd f und. Also, a >lan who b#? some knowledge ef blact smithing, and a geod cook w*she~ !ini ironer. LLOY A CO Oppr,?-it? Treasury, 16?h street Offlc^ rpun from 9 fc> 3 dii'y. oct i2o? 1m \1f AEl'i!" A ?TLesuoscriherh are f 7 aU times in ihKa, adjoin in the 8ti>r^ of Mr. Berry, on Briigs ptreet, 3eoreefown have sever'] fine KOOMf to let, and ire prepared to accomind>t4 Boarders, b th per ma oent aud tr-?nsirnt, on tL most mojente terms, nov 9?Ira BOAiUHNG.? *Jrs 1'UVALL, fenna. ^recn?. neariy oppopice Browns' Hotel, bus fine ROoMp ind offers (i?-.irable comrort and awmmoaR ;ion ior families or ?ingl? gent'emen?permanent >r transient. No more agreeable lx>urdin8: fccunt vill be round ii* W?shinoms, (.furni ?hod or nntV.rnished.) wita or witbont So^rd, in tLe largem^dern house No.toiiThirteenth >tr?et. co square Dorih oi Pean-'ylvanii avenue, oct 21?lm" SOMETHING NEW. Opposite thc market on Pennsylva nia AVrjNUE 4 do>ra Ih-1 >w Ninth 'trent., i a NEW CL'HUlNG STO E for M?>n and Bl-js, >pene? tbi- d iy. O.IKKR, cne of the cne^pesf 31othing Merchants in he Nrr.h his c"etermiuej o (fferto the eitiaens of Washington and vicinity, lis fxce,l"nt Olochtn^st the iwwest Norther^ ..rices, "or cash only, x h re ths POOH MAN vill find jurr such a Clo juuu Sto e a-has 1 rg ic: n *s?Pe for a h, acd one pRIiK onlt. A good'?u stautial V '/o!len coat he will eell for '2 76; snd ht-avy wint?r pant.-, wdl lined for 2o; indfi.e ooa's, oveicoais, i-n ivehts, lu propcrtiou od woo' and c>:tori under hir:s. h *ierj. gl -es. kj., cbeafer th .n -heche ptsst nf?v 11?ti WOOD AND COAlT VTOW IS THE TIk>E T BUY YoliP C0^L AUD Li WO 'l?.? The oubsc iber oa hV.n., avcl is l?o reoeiTi^g a?-upply of tOAL freai tha mort *p >roved mines whicb he *ill "11 ?t tbe .erv lewe nar>et price fb cv-h. Als Oak, Pine, &ud Hlcs. .ry WOOD, of the best qu .lity. A carg>of p?ri Rtd and p?rt Wh'te Ash COAL l^ilj ex ect-d t~> arrive. e?- oa-^ who >ntSDd la*-? ng in ih'^irCVi?l for the wii tor, w u d do weil to eni in 'h i"-' ,d rs so- u, and ge it dir ct from the rfee 1 in g -od order .1 \Ml*8 D AbY, New York hv., between 13 h und 14th streets, nov 11-1** KEC E1YE l>t h lresb supp v f A B WILB.Mi'8 0:j?> LI V* R OIL AND P!'OS 'II Alii OK LI HE. The most palatable aud efl.-i i !i.m p eviration of Coh? .re of Cos^umption, ^crofu'a, Coughs, C Id-, tithma, fcr nci.i is, an i ail rcr fulous buicors. Tor iai? by M3IIWART/.E A fON, (Agettsior WashingtoUj) fa. avenue, next dcor to U. -J. Dot?l nov 10?2m CiUIRlS, COLLAKK, &c. 0 This day rtcwiued large sunply of SHIRTS, 1 am Bae'ne Giove, Baltimove Company and Gray Ash (Wyoming Valley) COAL; til f f exc-1 ent quali y, and suitable ior Furnaces, Irates, Stoves, Raliators, lUngiS, Ac. Also, Cun> ^erland Coal for parlo^^se* aud fciuith's parpe se-; ?40 lbs. to the ton We have als o i hand a go d stock of Oak, Ilick >rv aud l ine WOOD All of whisb we effer at cur rant ratss. JOHN T GIVEN A CO., Corner of Fourieauib and C (treat*. N. B. We wouli return our r'neere thanks to? ur Friends an J the puMic for thrir very flattering nab ronaee, and hop-j to merit a continu..uc: of the iame by fumi hing a go? d article of fu"l, attenti n to bus-.nes, fair sealing, anlpra 'plnesslndelivtry, nov 11?^o2w* J T G A CO. GUNS. 'HE best as?ortm'mt of GUNS in this ci'y, (Eng J_ li?h, "Ttnch, and Herman Double a*i.t S.ngle Iw.el "ird and Duck G ms) iaa? be touud at tne ?5tc-re of tbe mWcriberu Sporcing Goods in great va-ieiy, vi*: Percu tsiou Cjp;' Hotel. n >v 8.^.11 '4,16,18 R. H.^GILLET, G ii u u i ?11 u r n t Lh Wi Offl c -mi resiuei.ee iu Franklia Low, eo ner oJK Hid Trirl>vnth street oct 3?-'lly HAtt.ii tor iadivs.aiid wnutjiatn at o*11 bilUW8, WiUards' Hotel. Auction f-ale*. 11

Prnr in A*ctl?n?er. \VKnll^n t v i k"OANT KSTATK.- On W EDS KeDAY. 1) cember 6th.? 12 o'cio-k m TULFZ*1"h*u h,t and e?t j estate known u ln*>s'd? Thi. jr ??*rty is Mtuat'd in WVh ngfon rorrnti i-!5 Oolumbi ard wnta'ns ab .ut os? h>'n irea and fSriy serve ol lard. all of whth i? we ?niI sub't**?ttally Un el. fald property I* dir j d M 11 R^" into tiro psrt*. *Tbe frm, I' ?r 2??*"* portion, entains about 100 mr m, M.J ht>n(W e,"or northern j ortior, sbou' ^h" '"fdrm ?QDSl?tlng ?f r> a u L* woo^eth Mi b tSe county real t on.Trh.Al ?n k ?cTth' ?b??t ?n?i a:f mile b?? S v'an 001 :?'e? 41,(1 uif'ar.t 1 ss tba ?4"SmSS. au.'X?'?.'? k-?" r*'8 ,i?'1 rw?- *wd sH d? f r f* tr ?8?'h?*r *uu o.t one- sp,? ?ydfaulic ra?u cr ,..n yiaz v ,ier :cr tb,\ u iiabSL8i"?S0T t.hiS pr P^t culrr^ ran of iN'. sbingto" a-.-J ,ho Pot, mac rive*, and Tlso' \,ir >roporUj> cf cu ti ated aud w. cd^d "and Xc nav b?P ?f,th? ,>r"^rt>'- wLicb *i;l b. *.xhihi ?t Tn tbe lo"Mlon of to and r t u :y rovi t, e^cb ol the ri laeites ixi TndVc w/ lflnT?PVtI th0lfuld J'?-e e, ?li -v ii-J e P 8 tw in imu r n SS.S?5' r-.T The ftnaision IIou?e (w: i -h i4-n:irely n w e onUn'nf^ fa si:u'-fd t?et of ,ai.? ?F^rin iy "or-h f ,b. 'Ol W,|. bo?:dei ?u thfc iy iraneb and .srutb by ifce C uaty Ro.,1; ?np inf wDfhi-C?t8Vr-JCii!lJ*' d to RQV rfw ins tfce iraits f :Le Lis :ic?. ft is ax u 1at? ^lllir8 ahcut 10 :??. Jed .jew f jjj,. p( t,aj.,,. na ma y pr rraof t city of W>si ire on, togeibt r with au area of m me fifteen mi 7 ?act coun ry. 'Ih, bui^ng coat in8 d^wi,, o.^m, P*r or, bi li- rd rocm, lia 1 28 feet ?iae, ^v' iulc->P??lrj ^tdkiche., L J he s co .1 8Tory six I f| e aid uiry cbambere. rHgetber with bath r^m, "?F* ,Ult"ts> ,tc Al^? a large aud ?irv t i. n the b.r.J^rcry0: fee tower. T:be linll, butler'- pa^ try Xi chen, rbacibe p. m* I e^iHg rooms kre abuy metns if the wa?r v.h el attacheu to ,t. i ,i n^?in g^?ni PU'-Pt 'f,ir^ to be fell P'?1." rf?e-n; kucu fifty f.-e? in ien?tb tv V tws!^ t-tt m w;rjth. af'rt e?paple'f?upr v 0f" ??ll. n8 cf w,b-r per i h Hour, tl water p-r jiem; the temp-r. tare h.V 1?T.?ter van g ir. ftimmer, but vory littu- r r t at a'n'd in wiit^r. a'jd darins the ke id e?prn in coffin n jy cq^ t? r e U -Hi wl,hou. j h'?rR?K ro,18iftr4 s f H i r a. e-h n K i t v,tl'c ntf:i 'K t'ol.rjr- I.'fp t hoi ?ng ton? rf hay; h u-ps -?K>m: n b i r riir t f-rfeg; w.i hi fhd:Kd nrenier..( >r x i r eh ht jtrriagt^. ice hUM>. 4'-. Q k.-e i it h t?-? character of rbe n.,n? o. .hP h-i-e Minds i. on tn el-va ?d kr.oli, v it bua..a- ce rf ]a?.n in Jront at d retir. and J-pv i, ruvau'.:! g of nMs^ificent p imiti e f rBl .af,e ^?ut twenty-five r??s rf ih s tr?ci it I y _ timbtre t with n-.ttTe forest trees ?nd the fbo e p ac-j*'ug>ep Jbl- of N in? rvade a peif t a. den -roi at trcr? n ni n.iI ex^ien e -h> numerous r ai? to *nd trcm i4I K e* i re uaex'-e^tioi; le. Vary hnn 'pome r i?ie. r.a";' urrO :Tid it. '.'h pr. x u:tj to -be city *r d enl hful i citi n, cannot ?il to reeon^m-nd =t e sons d?8 r n? a Tora! r sid-nce. Tfcf p-r'y ili be sol fii 1 _t hh !,i t down in he pl*t, t, ij* .fle-l of he ct oioogt in or.j-d fruit tr.- f>. vint-8, *c? ic :-nd ei'jr bui c y Tha owr.er fr bis p.rna.'it-at ?^idenc-. rc k-hh- was "r-aiel in cooal-i i b|, the c^. ve l.uce.-s c Fit rts d egaaces wb b cm br* f uud if e m.pt !u" ur'oug count y ttat }a tht: Un ??r. Tit!? m-Ji?put> b e T-roir: One tbirdcph the residue In three f ,u 1! i nwii at rii, tvdTc, and ot^ht^o uvntta i li! i' r.s'' "cur-^ hT ad of t: ?u the pr..r-.-rty. 1 Li ho vt^i h ?l pld^a cl th-y prnp, GUNS. Fnnoy ?/?>o .6 i *7 ?c at A u-t n Ot SAtUkDAi ^T-t i.-ir. is ;s'h inatant, Kt 7 o'clock, we -bail f?U aiiuir) :?re, i isrg-t otoi .tr*elr\ cfe?^ty desrrip icii, fi ?thw -1 h r.u Invoire f *a Vh' S, a rich Ver. es a hut iHr.vgoN, Anction^erri, 428 Pa. rrentid, n?r,U ?t i tier IB 3- 75 J fcj i-. S. WUIOIVJ, Auvtlouctr. Ii G?orft?t*wn. nXTK>F*V^ ,-A K Ok SUl'KRIO l nnd well-j U k?-|-t I'uru tn o: th- Unb n li. tel -On MON i Y i ?-xt 20 h ia t nt .it to c' Ice*:, *e g> a!i 1 w th i t re^?rve. the e\terjt--:ve *isort t ent of1 1 ipcrior Ftrniture o'tt. i ni?n Hotel, eil o: .h c w rltl.-i the ps-t IS n-oi f e arp't ^'a.tr*?ge?. Tn'-le sn1 B I Mn^n.fijit '?r'ai are fiom th^ celebrated hous? of ?t tt -Tt, rNew Vr.rk. We ;;?rre ia p^rt? up*ri?jr gi ?oo? an t Ttahognny srring gofgs snd I onn?yg sb^g tny c?.ns ?>n 1 W Srdwr Chsirs 1?j dini R. te;tr-, ctrd and pier Tableg leg .nt ova' aiid square ^ik f.-auie Mirrors tch wn cf Wiu low Curtains rvch Ch na Dinner aud i'ta Ware u 1 fi?t of ??\-.iz* Waie ;ch p'.itel OMt-irs. "andl-sti^s c r vg J^pron ic Iv, ry K..iv.fi ich ana heavy 61as .,re. aa Dp ant*rg, Tumbler*, Wiue', (!oh!ets, Ceierie", ^aits, k". Hiperior 7 octave Piano to.to, by CMc-k^rim: rus-e.b 3-ply and ingrain Carpetc a- d Rugt ilhst?u.'B [ahogeny hair seut and cane Kocker j a? Ch nuelierg ?Tindow Blinds. Chamber Pefs uperior hull, parlor, radiitor, airtight, and ether Stoves complete s'c c-c, a m at t^e reM^d> nee of t hi'ip fir fttt-i ?"?I. iter-tary to tho Bnti?h Legation rin:?r ofa, d j Arm Hiair llsli aad c'lambe.- Cha^rB, pisiage Tables Pnr or, h '1 and chsm^er t'arpe'8 Walnut an 1 imitation W?rlrobas Hebfe d, Wa h T-ble.^ and Stands Pir?t?ri.t?i Fra!h -r Be^, ITa:rand tbuck Mattresses Dre;sing a- d other Bureaus ,rro?, Ksa.. on i atrfet, b?tw?en Ninth ?nd en'b ttr? t-, I th-ill gfll all lu Furniture and lousehol t Effects, \j?: 8uperior r s?woou cass Piano Fo te, by Peichen bash Mah^a.jy Fr-rach S a, Divans Waliitt Whatno Ivoat Tables 0/4t'^ Chairs, R' eke s. Arm Chs'rs epi*i%n lJ. n is, Window Shcies ihree ply ?na lu> r-iin Ca'te's, tiilclc'b JM.il marble top D es,isjg Bure r, XVashstand iVipbCsiany F pre B.daiend,do. W?r?lrcb^ r.iP?" Dressing Kunwuf. \V?s staaos Ch-rry and p*inteu Wa'-dr jbes, WashsitnJs ap>ea id cWrj Cot a-rw s'eads F.,ur rup?nior F.ath^r li et Gl.ssand Cro kery Wrrj 8?pwi .rCo k Stove. Radiator 'lo/e her witi a ?enc-rai asdor.menr. of Kitchen n?qn.?i6? s, f3'j ,.n i uiid-i ca-.h; C.f r r iz\ a iredii oi twt-ana foiu u.i ioi i*c ^i y ndornen. bearing in? re>t P. S The houae is for rnn~; inq of the ape JAMS' C. Mc iUIttK. nor 16?d Auodonssr. i. 1

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TELEGRAPHIC. BipreMljr for tire Duly trains Star. A Fteuner Foundered?Liree Lost Bctfalo, N. Y., Not. 16.?The propollor Bucephalus hu foundered on Lake lioron. Ten lives were I oat by tbe catastrophe. The Butman Bio ten. Woecebt*r, Mum Not. 16.?The ox^Uil nation of tbe riotera is the Butmai. riof oo earring here not long since, is progressing to-day. amid great popular excitement, indeed. Vow York Market*. Naw York. Not 16 ?Four thousand bai| rels of flour aold to-day. at 12c. advance; and 40.000 bu?hels of mixed corn at WOc. Baltimore Markets, Ac. Baltimore, November K? ?Flour?Sa!oe of Howard street flour at $8.2.^; City Mills $8. 9,000 bushclj w' -at told at fl.70 a $1 85; red wheat $1 6S a $1 75. 10,000 huh els oorn sold at 78 a t>0 eta. for yellow, and 72 a 73 cts. for new white Other arti-le# un changed The above sales were before the Asia's news?since which, bre&JetufiW are held higher. At Philadelphia, breadstuff's have gone t p since the arrival of the Asia. Successor to Presley Ewing. nLonsvii'LK. Not. 15?Mr Bristow (Whig) has been elected to Congress in the 8eeond dia t: ict of this State, to fili the vacaney occa sioned by the dea h of Hon. Presley Ewicg The Wreck of the New Era New York. Not. 15 de-pat;h from 'he High Land* of Neversink s'a^s that 'be bxiiet of eight womea, two men and t ?o children were wa?bed a?hoie laot night from the wreck of the New Era. Nothing farther from the wrcck has t?6ea received this morning. Wirconaiu Election St. Louis. Not. lliliinpharst, the ru sionist candidate for VoLgreca ia the TLird District, Wisconsin, has 000 in tjorl-y. Daniel Wells, Jr., l>em ia re-elected by 1.351 majority in the Firtt District and C C'. Washhurne Fusionist, in the .-jw und District. Including Senators who hold ?var, the new Senate, as far as heard iroai, st?an>ls IP Demo crats and 9 Fusionis'g Hou-ie. 14 Democrats, 18 Fusionists. and 3 Independents. The e'op tion of s U. S. Senator, ia place of Kenry Dodge Detn.. who voted f-cftiLS. the Nebraska bill will devolve upon this Legiflatnre. New York Election. New York. Nov. 15?p. m ?Tbe Tijaes of this moriir.g figures up. wt'h official returns of twenty-cix counties, a majority for Clark of 247 Since the offidal return have been re ceived, of twelve addi'io'.al "ouotios, Clark a majority, according to the Times, is inc. easel to 895. Great Chanoery Suit?Failure* New York, Nov 15.?It is guid that the house of A Belmont A Co., Hankers of this ci'y, have commenced a chanc jry s.at egamfct tbe New Haven KaiUoad Company lor the re covery of $65,000 damages, sustained on s'oek hypothecated with them Several other fails are mUo understood to have been commenced Bgunst the road Two failures in the dry goods trade are an nounced to-day. but the names have not t; .ins pired From Bermuda. New York. Nov. 14?Bermuda date* to the ?Mi state that tbe English line of-oatile-atiip Boseamer, cf 70 guns, sailed from (hat it-laud [or (Ireytown on the 4th. The Liermudian states that the British Gov ernment is collecting a powerful flee: in the West Indies, and apprehend*seriou- difficulty in relation to the destruction of Gruytown. A Storm ?ait. Boston, Nov 15.?A c-'d northeast ptonn commenced here at noon?snowing at first but now turned to rain. New York. Not. 15 ?We have a cold nrrth eas.er prevailing bore, rendering overcoats and brisk tires indise of making arrangement- the presidential election D is expected t' \t i candidate will be selected from three pre la ment indWiduals, whose name-! w '1 be pre sented to the counci brm honston of lexos; Jacob Broom. of Pennsylvania, and Vlillard Fillmore, of New YorK, are the three John M Claytju, it is said is outof the ques tion Twenty eight States?even California? will be represented Monetary Aff?ire at Cincinnati. Cincinnati. Not. Id. ?l'fae Mechanics' ?rd leaders' Bank of thiscirv f tiled ft,-day. This is a branch of the Sta'e Bank of Ohio The house of J, (1 Jamc '*t Uroana, war ?obned last night. He fiiled last week, and ?vas largely concerned in the Mechanics' and IVaders Bank. [SECOND DISPATCH 1 Cincinnati. Not 15 ?The closing of the Mechanios' and Tradeis' Bank has canned an ncreased excitement, and financial masters ire worse than eTer. Public confidence is iveak. but we hear of n mercantile failures. A large amount of money has been oflering o day outside the bank*. in small lots, by parties who are afraid to hold it; and more relief is experienced in this way than when the funds were in the handb ot bankers The principal banking bouses baring fail ed, we are now near the bottom of the diffi culty. The three heavy private bank~rs re maining are above suspicion, aud these, wi'n the Trust Company, are receiving nearly ell the business. The deposits are heavy. nT,d aP that is re quired to make money easier here i> confi dence. In the general markets, very little business is doing The notes of the Mechanics' and Traders' Bank are being received on deposit by the other branches or the State FiLk. the State B*Dk being bound for their redemption. Eastern Exchange to-day li prem A CHANCE FOR PIUNTKRS. THEtoE PEoftS;^ AND A PO>T OF BOUR GEOIS TYP13 FOB S/.LE. II'AILACS 11 fc'oCfi r t cflfce yj f th? irs -mwj 8?ar. or.- V 1 f 1 Tj S4, cap?blc if prmti-.ig i .CfKi iir**? hour, double lu'dium ?ht^-t. b.th t*n>ae a os i e Higierit^la the if Et pert -ct :,uui tr. On- MK' I UM SMITH fKESS. in jco-'d ordt?r,uL;d n? F'K>L^ CAP KaM AO rt f'KK^S Tin*: p sold lor. Alv>. one fout of HOUJ'GLOl -1 T j w?igfc. ing sb-?ut 360 pounds, tut litt?e as-d r tv.'.r on re-aoasble lerm? enr 3?tiif D*. J. B has removeu ni" oflce fr ?tn 4'/2 to the boos- of l?r Arthur. Fa. aveuae, betv. l'itn snd 13?h r?v?n. oct 14?3m* E tt .ISli i il. es ftw.i t.pircoj-al i'rby*r ho kf, a lar??{ #r ~wii. 1>KY 1?B. SCWAHTZE'S ft?U(.MO'?lC B .M, t" r the ?ur- Cocnh", Ce??'thma. Ate A)?o. DR. fCflWAtlZt.'S W'OR OB-?r .oVlNtf PYUUP? n?T?r kuowu t fai? Fo- sale at ?OUWAKTZ '|'A YLOK'K ST a TiSl SC.* OF U4L, X and M uuiinou^ ?u.'St' re 'n and riaeuf ct-srMj t. ?lr (J irr?pMca r I. >nA Q-'rrui rci-tl di tri' u k>;i; he r prtduc iuu >n ?vn 'ymptiou in the U'-'ited at?t b. wl'.a itat i*tie- of ih^Trou ra*nu vtun editio'-, brought auwn to ?K51 by Pr?i?ea r Hald man. i ov 11 e'KAf "K TA\ IX)R. L. liOOKii of rt?ry R a lACRY'.S f*ar Q?h at _ JOB NKATLT A WD K XFK M ri??Ci?LY KX40UTKU AT Si AW owe* |SJ?-U

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(coxcLrntD rrox first paqb.] mcnts reached Vienna, he was anxious to l>e allowed to go to Italy to his mother's assistance: but neither, on thi. occasion, could his wishes be granted. From the tirst, indeed, it had beer {?eon that the young Napolean could not live lorg. Undoubted symptoms of the preftnee in his constitution of the seed of that malady that bad carried oft hta father. early presented themselves; and to these were a Ided other symptoms too clearly marking him out as the prey for consumption. From being a handsome delicate boy, he had suddenly shot up btf>rc his eighteenth, into a tall, feeble, and sickly, though handsome young man, the constant care of the imperial phy-i cian Towards 'he end of the year 1831, fce became rapidly wcrse, and was obliged to abtam fro o his military exercises, and from nil retire exertion whatever. Dur ing the winter of that year, and in the spring of 1832, he lived at fc'chcnbrunn, almost v.- 1 v confined to his chamber. lr, h., i b resolved to remove him to Napies, ti. .;ld it he possible to do so, in the au urnn cf 1832 but the* disease had xngide such progress, that before that time the fatal result had taken pl?ce. For many weeks he had been in great pain, and incapable of any change of po jiosition. save that ol being wheeled to a window haleony, overlooking the garden of Schonbrunn. Even this was at last beyon 1 Lis strength, and stretched on his i>:d in gnat suiLring he waited anx i? u-ly for h's release. Maria Louise nr rived from Italy only in time to see him die. It was on the 22d of July, 1832, and in -he very room that had been oc cupied by his father on his famous visit to L'chcnlrunn, that he breathed his last. Sorr.c days after there was a funeral thn .igh the streets of Vienna, and the tody ol Xapohon's son was committed to the Imperial vaults. peop'e cf Vienna showed much j fet 1 iig on the occasion the cholera had ju?t been thinning their own house holds. T t GOOD OLD TIMES IN VIRGINIA. Und- r this head, J. A. Y., a correspon dent of the Nt w ork Spirit of the Times. tilN two or three very good stories, one of w hich is the lbl-owing: in thoie 'T:?ys lived old Ned Carey. Ev. ry one living here then recollected O'd N-.-'i?a frolicking old free darkey, who never let a muster, a cock fight, or a rac- pa-s without being on hand, if possible. J ailed to id iSed's inordin ate love of such sports was whut is now a-du s termei by the business part of r 3!?i?in i a great de*l of 'cuteness, but w at was in fact something less credit able. n a certain da}-a great muster was conic off at some tavern in the county r-y ll^nri :o, and ef course a cock fight oi two. t the appointed time a good n.any pcrs ns were present, and among tliein Mr. M., a gentleman of the real old -,.aon the cock tights, and lost every on?. He vms commenting on his bad iu.. wh n Old Ned was seen approach i; g v. i. i a large bag thrown over his Lii i 'U 1 v\ Nel, what have yon there 14 F --i rock, Massa M." 41 (j line, Ned 44?. h, yes, game as a panter, Massa M." Out wi h him, Ned out with him." >i N drew forth a large speckled cock, w.iich to judge by his size, was a perfec*. b'-UiSer. What's the price, Ned V* Five dollars. Massa, an* cheap at dat, an' if u-iy cock on dis ground kill dis cock I l \a you oa^k de money. TV- birg was accordingly 6truck, ar.d ?h mutch mid'.- fjr a fight. M. bet ai> ivi amount he had already lost, a j i the c >cUs were put into the ring. At the first touch of the steel Old Ned's cor give a most awful squall, and took a .strong wing fur the wouds. M was furious, while the crowd laughed up, wi:!i the application cf some pretty haid epithets. *'Didn't T tell you MassaM.''says Ned, ?f any cock here kill dat cock 1 give you Lack no g*> ;.is anger was choked down by til- upior. ^os laughter ol the crowd that met him on every side and he was force i to ei j >y Tt as a capital jjke. Old Ni^. ;ij?i:. led to Lequent the race course tiii hu de*atn. Ai i tile. ii. 1 r- >vni>' oi*i?t. v. Is. a. brow* O S Gll'.c t-ridi, NY Mr Gilt, lady Si (laugh T P ?t ?xurr, :i Va Yi- r' sxt? r, do Mr- luhurie. do u \.i' till .Mii:itgO!nry, do MiZ ii jr I i. l A Mi.v.in-11^ laUv it child, li ??.-?/.t M.i e: d. 'Vi' ai> e.?lUK A M Hauler, Va (if Shi-pt.-T, Bait B f'ak-r, B F i'> ivi Im.i, W P Stonsht'iii. NY S ?'i re!, i .t A .1 F ll-nvjrd. d J WcKfaiiv la:iv I'ciiu i-a^niiiii. du 1! .-i t'-i '?u i*t* II M. rii-, do Mi-~ 1. ""'??i ?:bur^, do J i! .iiii|)ti? ld, NJ J !;ir*. I'liil E Hansen, \Y i* Ituily uhio I' li f y,*, Md i: i it'iiii :s, Va K fowson do LI U' i.i- Va J SijiiUi, V'a ii ?rio:i I'a J li Ad ims, lady and 2 11 t'ii K.?li>^ III *11, Mr, 11 ri- I -i A J hai'i^l, do A M? l..iu.ii d F S Du.vi-, NU J ii riut:, Y r r;n e:?.* Sc j c. wiLLtiD. J IJ'.^nvav. NY Mm Frahler, SO J liar .'i i !v. Pa .lli-s tirwn-, do J M W t k r, Md 0 at-h, do 'I' 1; VV fl Mayer, Md J- 1 loiterer, SO i.n ud K Mar in lady, NJ A II iv I a l>ella?, Pa NY W VVil-on, do K Md Mr Mm Warden, NY 15 'I r!i1 It I SO l-rt n BiCKHII. A i ,'u J S Lacy, do I C VARIETIES. CASKS superior P-tent 'J and Sperm Oil, war *nted to sfand tb? colder weather and bnm free. Pric*, on* dollar. 1 cask pure Yegetab'e f il, barns free and dcroii .f .?tneH. l ??sk pnre Sperm Oi', very limpid, and suitable for French L?nspi md Tapers. 14 bix>-?-u ^rior black Ton, at fiOc. per lb. Th r?rn'aion of this pvtiealar kiod o Tea is so wp'jI 3'abliihei the words in oomm?*ndation of it are up tfln ui. 15 ch'sta Y^cng Hyson, Gunpowder and Impe rial Tess. 15 packets ehe'ce old Government Jar* Ccffe*. 0' its ol pg a'?d -very superior quality thtreienot the j'ight-st doubt. 20 b xe- Scaled Herrings. Pi k e. ted Stages frt m the let of December, 1854, tc ra iSOth of June, 18i6, on the following route, io ;he.Stat??of Pixnhtlvama, will be received nt th, cntrucf Office ?t" the Pos Office Department. in thr dty of Washington, until 9 o'clock a in., on Mon !ay iv vember 20th 1854, to be decided on ^ednes iay. thrt'^Si Noverab?.r, 1^4: S'c. 9330.? F orn Iiarrisburg, by Linjrlevsto^n, Ha n* Hill We t Hanover, Vest Hanover. Ono, J^iKstowu. vnd Fredericksburg to Pmc Grov^. 39 miles aud back, three times a wee*. Leave llaTisbarg Monday, Wednesday and Fri day at 'O^.m Arrive at Pin- Grove same t'ays by 7 p m Leave Pinj Grove Tuesday, Thursday, and Sal u da at 4 a in Arrive at Har'isburg snme days by 6 p m. :1c. Po72.?From M.ih^nov, b* oreenbrier, line Ircunt-'in, Uprer PIEliCi:, Pre identuf t e Unite^jtates of Ain"rii*a, dc hereby dee art ard nihke lWK>wn that public iiitesf th day of vauuary next, for the iispo.'iii of the vacant lsi.ds within such sections aua part* fifty Six, fitly-seven, and fifty-eight, ol -2.J7e twe?.t>-two fown^hip fij%six, fiity-seyen, and fifty-eight, o: range -.wen tj-three. At the iaud office at Plattsboro, commencing or ?!oauuy, the eighteenth djy of L'ewmbar next, fbi .i e i?posil ot ma vacant public lands in su -h od; .jU'nb-red sec ious above ref rred to, as a:e bituate fif y six, fiftj-seven, and fifty eight, 0: rarge thirty T. w fifty-six, fifty-seven, and fifiy-eight, oi range tliirty-01 e Townships,/! ty-iix, fifty-eeven, and fifty-eight, ol range thirty-two lown-hips/i/y six, fifty-eeven, and fifty eight, 01 range thirty-three low. si,i ^fify-six, fif;y-seven, and fifty-eight, ol range thirty f?ur low aahife fifty-six, fifiy-seven, and fifty-eight, ol range thim-five. Ihe townships herein designated by rosip.n let ters are wno ly witniu the limus of-'six se.diots in width on each side of saiil road,'' and iho.ie in tlal ic* aie partly within said limits, a- eesignated on the du?r ms whi h were furnishe i to the re pe^-t i ve oi-trict land offices by the Lo&mis ioner of the Gen.r.l L->nd ftice. The i md will be sold subject to the right of way gr n ed by said act of lOib j ui.e, 1852, "tor the 00o veuient i-o'-struction and use of aaid road hS a pul> liii highway for traospoitaticn a:,d therefore the paruouia tracts through which ?Le road paiiK-. wiil bt- >oid as containing the quantiLies shown by the official piati. fhe Hections wiil te offered in the order in which rhey are edverti.ed: ea'h sale wiil be kei;t op?>n for 1 time sufficient to admit 01 offering all the lands, but not fiw.iug two weeits, and applications to maSte pri.ate cttiies ot the a dscffeied und. r tbis pro -L?m- tion wi 1 ntt to received until alter the cio?? oi the pu lie sale. (iiven under my hand, at thecity of Washington, this ti teentn. day of September, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundreu and fif y four. KAN KLIN PIERCE. By the President: Jos. S. WILS0!*, Acti g (Commissioner of the General Land Offioe. NOTICE TO PRE-EM tTION CLAIMANTS. TJnde the act of Congress approved 3.t to extend pre-e option rights to cer ain settlers therein mention?.;," the pre emp tio-i laws of the Unit?J State" as tLey then existed were extended over the above-mentioned alternate section-, where the settlement and improvement were c a h prior to the date of allotment If proven up and paid tor at the rate ot two dollars and fifty caut-' per acre, betore the day fixed for public sale. And by the act approved 27th Marth, 1854, entitles '?An a t for the re iet of settlers oq lands reserved fjt railroad puryo?e.-," persons who settled and Im protei the-hove ltnds rrior to the date of with drawal will b? entitled to pre-empt'oi.s st the ordi nary mii.imum price of the puvlic lands, or at the rat? of ne dollar aud twenty five rents pir fc*r?, if rroveii np a?.d pai l for before th. I.ay flsre, everv jHirv^n entitled to the right of p e emoa-n 10 u'iy ot he Uuis within th.? tow thip nnd pa-t^ f ro nships abov^ enumerated, ii req iir-d to tfjesuui? to the satis faction of tfca register and rec iver olthe proper lacd office. ?>tid m?keo*y moot tbt-re'or as soon as pruc icable after see vg this notice, and b re the day appointed ior the. oo? II. urtudieu *c'tz?.1 y pursued In this Ir stitntfon eabrrceg a higher and more thorough range thf?n fha4, pursued in any other Female Sem inary in the Union. Thw I. cation of the Seminary is remarkable for It* ja'.ubrity. The bxriMlnr* are lar*e. the rooms capa tons, and the grotnda for recreation are very am pie. Terms tor bo^rdinir pup'.la, $'?00 per session of 10 month*, payable on the lRt o September and lot of F.ib'ti^ry. This charge iuclulns bonriing, tuttnc in Enrrlisb and Ma^hrtaat.e*. room rant, fiel, li^rhto and wishirT. Music, French, Spanish, Ac. Drawing ind psintrn.? *>ztn. Bay sehoiarp from $5 to $10 per quarts', according to the ila-frts wiiicu thkj ?i?t*r. Reference i.i c.vle to Dr. Grafton Tyler, Captain 3-o. F. de la Koch Y7. G. K:d :?*ly. Knq., W Hunter i, W. H. Taylor, Ksq-, Francis Dodge. Esq !,crt P. Bcdg*, Lrq., sad Dr. O. M. Linthieum. 3* orgetown, D. 6; end to Jcr. E?. Pralley. Esq., i*ron C. Dayton, Erfq., afd Mr. Fitzhugh Coyi*, Washington, D. C. jv 14?tt Intel A 17ni^ri> "COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR Vew York, Trxap, California, New Jers!e ar;mg ments t- famish KAILS at private honses r?*gul?Tly, and at all hours. (Iraa' ear*- will fe g Ten o th? rr> psr-.ti?n ?uid cooking of ?1m va-lous dishes. a*d it wili be fouud the mc8 tufeihlt- anil ch?-aoest: way to 11?*. O. GACTlKt, oot OS 3??vw#.? 562. Pwanaylvania #Tt*nu?. K 1 D VV E L L S COMPOUND FLUID EXTEACT_OF_ Or. Cancer Boot. CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN CER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT, WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI TIS, DROPSY, AND ALL I DISEASE* ARISING Fit V 1U? IHPURI1 T OF THE BLOuit. Prepared by J. L. K1DW?LL, Cherub t, George towa, D. 0. The estimate that is new accorded this prepara tion by the radical profession and ot oth*ra com Detent *to judge of its merit", m*v be seen in the fact that it ba* b-?ti pr^scrib-xl by many of o??r mo^t etr.in"-nt Phys'ci u* 'n this rountry, and hiis attract-i tvf atventi^n of a ceKi.rated protefcslon oir: Son e ihr^ months a,"), throapb th? agency ot O 1 th M lh r, oui .er>r? 8> ntation in Coner^s I Lad pu'ehased ol jou for the ufw oT ray J8th?r ir. 8- otUud ona df^zen bottles ol Bee h Drrp or i 'ancer 1'reparj.t on. I ha're a let- j ter frooi my brcther. ftating that the physician rie- J jrres you to forward another doz?n bVrr.lea. He thinki ttt der i?? u3-- the oi b arresfe I m v aid ^hal my fa icot' md Rtid Eaglon I, including Prof?s s'?rs ot el iiaburg ?nl Collletjts. wiuhou relie'. The di^ea e was of three yev s rtanding, began in tt e right cueek, which is partially consumed, he wus a sufferer witD conuUnt p ja, wiiich has entirely left him This caso -will syiva your preparation a popularity in B-itain which no o bwr otdic ne his. liir-ct to William Dick, E^q Coliydean, by ff scr-at influence in bis coun'y, j and will with pleasure communicate wiihany ens ia re ft; ran "tj to bis c^se. i Callaway Coostt, Mtssotmi, I ?luly l?th, 1854 j Dear 81r?Vifh ?rrert pleasure I inform th-t ^oar pr"i>aTR'ion of Beech i.-rop h*5 aceotnpdihed sor me what 1 th us$>?t heyoud th; rea-h of buni-n a.;enc.. Iror the la"t twe!?e yt simple >?cn.biii3e troibn ennonncrd by ihe dincoyerfr.? Bu, fact*?, undf--.iable is?ct3 attested by n1t c e ol the hifbe? jiWiLdremeuiss, in all c*r?ei, t!\e dnploranlc eyiia aiw a.ny age. Toe feeble eiri, the ailing wile, the hHtitsc, errevs.ted yoii'h, t1 e overworn mau ot DuainnSt*, Gie victim ot nervcuii de pression, the individual suffering froai i^emral 'ie bility, or Iroui tlie weasneBr ot a single crgsn, will all find imraudhiti: and pormaneut relief from tht ose ot ihiti inT>?lc,r. To thejs who h&ve a predisposition to paralysis it will prove '?omplete and uMailing saieguard a^i-.'.uf.t ihat terri bie malady. lutrs are many, perhaps, who hi^ve ao trified with their con?titution3, that they think thomselvea beyond the reach of medicine. Let not even these despair. The Elixir deals TiWi dit tvaiM it exisU, without rofaroncs to ctoride, and will not only remove the disorder itfsi., bat UEUUILO THE EHOKJSN CONSTITUTION. The derangemenuj of the syiJtem, leaumg to r.cr voufi dulses, and the forma of norrous disease it* self, are eo nuineroua that it woctd require a column to enumerate the maladiufc for whioh tL jj preparu ration ia t.specific. A lew, however, may boenume rated, vix: neuralgia, tic doloreaua, bijo'ache,hiuip ient paralyuis, hysteria, palpitation of the heart apt* n.-t affections muacuiai debility, tromar?*,flatui?noe, a pr. King sensation in the flesh, n mbness, trrpid- j lty otth liver, menud depression, weakness of the will, indisp. ?>tijn U move, taintnesa alter exMoiee, j broken sleep an terrifying dream;;, inability to re main in one plfioe i position, weakneM 01 the pro* creative organs, seme- incompete'scy, melancholy, monornaria, fluor albus, nkingut ttve stomach, ir male irr?gaiar!.ti?0, a chronic windency to mu>os.r riag.?, emucistion. and ali complaints growing out ol a tree indui enc? of the pasoions, ted ail bairenne^s that does nfet nroeeed from organic caucts b?;yond ibe reach of medicine. Whenever the organs to te acted uprn are tree from oalformV?stlndien. AuKNTS. Wellington?Z. D. t.II.MAN. Baltimore?0. 8. HANOK. Richmond?-B?A A UPfclti.. 80- eotf TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY. OBAFGB AUD ALEXANDRIA BAILED AD. On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7,1854, THK Cars leave Alexandria daily rille and int?m?di'\te tatiou* ifo clock, a. m., o the arrive1 o( the boat from Washington, giving ample time for breakfast oa board n" r.e ting at Man* pas Junction with a train lor Strae *ur*. at Warren'r.n J a ?>ion wit" a train for War rantor!. and at Gotdonsv^lJ* with the trains ?n the Virginia central Railroad f>r Richmond,Charlotiea Hie, ?nd Staunton Th" can Ifavu O -r.^MTil e dailr for Alexandr a and intermedial Ma ;ous, at be fort" 12. a. I*?, on tte arrival of fche trai:iB on $2 00 Gor^or ril.e 3 SO Char ottesville 4 25 h 8raunt-'" 5 90 Htraiborg 3 W' u m Lvnehbnrg 8 75 Wiuch sfer 3 ft" Luray 4 S5 u u New MarK't o 00 u Midil^burg ii 25 For Lynchbnrg, ennectikg th the B!e*re* at (h irlottesviile, on Mondays, Wed uesiay-, and Fri days F r Luray and New Mark?t connecting with *h? s ages at Culpeper, on Tue sday p, Thursday?, and Sut urday F r Wincve?ter daily, connecting aith the sta^e at Piedmont For Middl-burg daily, connecting with the stage* at the Plains. Per order: W. B. BROCKETT, Ag-nt nov 7?dtf FOR MOUNT VERNON. _ jp? Oa TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. ^iaaaiSsSMa^are round trip $1; from Alex budii. Vo n nt' i-he THOMAS CO^IA tit leaves WfiPhing'on a'. 9 and Alexandria at 9;4 o'clock.^ Coach?s leave the Capitol lor tlie boat at 8)4 o cli. Coach f re 0 cents. !!e":ont wishing the Coach** will leave thtir re* IMPORTANT TO Tilt. SICK. rpilK great experience and weli known s;il JL Prof McCuntock is n sufficient guaranty to th? public that th*' foiiowirz Uhe valuable qualities attributed to them, n v> prfive to oe the be^t Medicines e?tr offeree to the public. L Dr. McClintock's Pectoral Syrup. An invaluable rcineiiy tor Bronchitis, i-on^ar-f ti'T, and all i*hrouic dis^e^es of the throat auu luii?8. In all deep seated c mplaints of the f uliuo unty organs it has proved the most sale, cert*i and rapid reta ?dy ever employtnl in tn* est'-DPivt practice of Dr, MoCiintoc* For any of the*p fom of discs.-'e, shose of Voice, and Hectic Fever, its u*e v ill i>r. attended v?ith the luppieat r?-y^ilt8, wliile it jiieasant to the pp.late anl strengthening to th whol?-system. It contains no l- udaacm or oplun in acy phr.i e. Price per pisi rottts II. lh\ McClintock's CsvJ trA Cough j Mixture An in'alllble cxrre for re -cnt Ocwg^ s, T?t1il!n ventive ot Acietic Ctcicra, vhich no t*av?'er or fami'y should La without. Price 35 and 60 cent; p?r bottle. V. Dr. 31tClintock's Tcnic Alterative For p^rlfvirg the blood. The most. poTcr'nl p"i ri^er fiver tilbcovsred. Frr all rcrofuloun dtoea; e^ "kin diseases, Rrupttcse, HoiL?, Pimi.les, Krvsip^i Ul'^rs, Sore Legs, audall liba-DOtlc an>i Byt'oitit C3a>pitint*. &c. It is n n:cst excrdent spring ui ciixr, perfectly palatable. :-nd safe forchildiea or li malea. Price(oint Bottles) Jl. VI. Dr. McC'tintoik's Dyspeptic Elixir Dyspeptd*. '.r di-^ord-'red dig**8 ion. may be c -.l?r j the ^atirna" Disease of Ain-nca. Its symptom- ?r headache; g ddiueas; nervoo neff; "W spirits; d;ni nesw of vision, with rootrg or specks before the ey- itching of the no tri lfr; dulinese i f h'triug an rin:; mg in the eare; di,tion in lying d^wu, or in'ich; aciuity; heariburn; pain or tfllne^? of the abdomen, end costivenef-. cme of these sjinptcinn always app- ar in Dy pej t-ia; and sdLietiiues the same p'U ?nt h?s m> ny or tliem ?t the came tjice, or at dillerent time?. For attacking the e Protean symptom-- in their *??t and source, vjx: derange-i condition cf toe d gestive t'uTu tlons. the Dyspeptic fcli^ir combines all ihavttlu;?^ i? ingredi-iite Mhich the V. g*Labi# Kingcfm sfT ri;; Tak*n in connection with the V?g t*>bie Furtrat-v Pills, in esses where tiiere ismu -h co*tiv??iiefl3, o *vi*h the Anti-Bilioi'" PilJa, w'usr* the functions the live;- are irre/ui?rly discb v/ed, it will be toon h most effectual remedy Price (in pint bottler) Jl VII. Dr. McClintock's Rheumatic Mix ture. For internal nee; a purely vegetable combination ror the cure of KlienroatisHi, G"ut, and >-11 Nenre.' ^ic and Ithonaatic is?-a-es. 1 his rem dy is off-red with the utmoi t condteuce It ha^ t>'-en used in; ft r-it??asively, and la near a 8; p,cific f^r Kui*uu ic i'iseiiE'-s as the wcrid bdsevei aosa. Price per b->, tl- 60 oents. Vlil. Dr. MiClintock's Rheumatic Lini ment, An infallible, outwarJ appliaation for the rtlief o jil rhjumatio r neuralgic "'lias spr il^e, r-voil stiff neck,?ii3u86? of theicint pa'tn in the ahou! dere, bafa,? r lienb It affor 3 in?icedia;e r lie! from r.hoilc and paiufl In the e cmach anuntriea, and far intermittent fevers. No traveller or rcrident in any acne dis trict shouK tail to proriio tn-incelvoa with thisaure pr rul book, as it has been the means of 6*ving thoni An1j of unfortunate creatures from the verj jawu *1 death. -Any person sending TWF.LxTY-FIYK CENT* enclosed Lu a letter, will rereive cne eopv of thh work by mail, or five oopiee will be ?*>iu .or One Do"' hi. Address, (post pe?1) DR. W?.!. YOUNG, No. \b* tteruce street. FhiUdelph a. ap IB?It TO INVENTORS. TJIR office of"The Inventor*' Protection Natlooa' T'nion" is on 7tb "treet, opposite the l?*6t For ;ico of the Pstent Ofiiv*, and is now ready to atteoc co the businera of its members, namely: in makiui ?lamination* hnd so'.iciting patents, Ac. Inventors are invited to cail and get a ocpy r>1 th? Conrtiturton end By l*~s, and where any inform* -ion will be in?ly Pr*?Mer>t I. P. N. T. 7AKS NOTION I T orrPKFTrFRB ?nd others are remlndM tba" 9~% tfr inlawing list cf arr^clee arc of the rrr ?ieftd?torlptton. ani caa b.- prrehired from the e" b rrifcer or tf low teras a* uny otbar honse In tbjfiiient aid sapply kiwaye es kazit tij'? of all Oneor3C9?t Peirta Puehas Crnpti3i C'oekfl Vtrsish I?c-,ps Tirr^'-ntine ChandstiK* V.'iiidow Ciiart Girasdolee Cjiow \'mts SvrtV?nrar? Knttann'a W?t* G>r.3 Ac., A flcoivlnp tb?* tarsr^e* sfc-kof QAb T V FIJTTUUIS ev*-r oCeretl in this ciiy, oct' rii g erery v-irieiy of sty eard f nieh Theyhav* ?v.- a f olsctei f cni tuo ctli-breicd f"f?rrnnt? ue in eey'rg Ja*' we ar^ prewired .ind can ?xecnte any woru wc nay uadcrUse oheaprr and better than any othe1 ?r tatuifeuro-i.. in th s city. J. VV. THOMPSON A BRO., Plumbing ft Qas vittfn TliK Kit trF 6-XTu $I!hH T A D Penuryivaoi* A- r:u-?, ar now revriiii tb II e'it H-^oriment t>f 'JLlANUrLllSit and GAS F X rUiiliS ?v r rff-red to the rltixens cf Wa>bii.ggi r ceII to be ooavi need oi 'hi:- fa-rt Tbi fcup-ri >r f?ril,t?-s A *1 O, der^hant Tailo., Te a nvcat, Cfe 'er the Lnitud states Uo 1 wovud respestit.l v i >f riu his crstoniern* mi ihe pab''o ^e.!eri.ity th Ijhv* them oinde up at the shortest nofice. in th- uioet fat-hi^n .ote man e: nnd ^t if>w rau-s f prices. liavirg mvte ra; i.t to go i.to the Peady "ade- 'iothixg b.4Fine??? erten^veiy this sea? n, b? ??-iS eonti I-u that h?- ch j oif. r r- those wiahing U urohi>3e a exoca of 0 o-hing, not inferior to uny il hio ci^y, aid not in te np at th? North, as is u^u ily tue r-tee with wosi t>old here; bur cut in hi* >wa e^ti'.blistiment, and m> de by our own needy cit S 'ue in this dull t?-a_-i.>n at low rates of prices, he ir Uim \?iih a call to ud?;e tie gkli whvie suiw, Coat, i'ant*, aud Yed, a :h? toilowi:>g low rated: jood t.oi for ouainesc purposes, out of cloth or cos si t taucy arti-lea?such aa Glove*, Cravats, Ooihu a 'Jta!'reila8, ac. s^t?ArA*5 on hand and for sale. Koi infr rinatior address G. K NOYKS, Waehinjton Iron rn>, WuhinKton. D.O. jy la?tt F. H. DAVUJCJB, Attoraej and Coaaialiur- .uawi AJ*J) CCJUMISSIONh. Jl OF DEEDS 10R THK 8XAX36 CF "Virginia New York Valne Kentucky, New Jeia?T D lino is |x>i-L;i>na, Xfla&s^i :p] Connect'.^ut M&i>acliusetts Mary lit d Pennsjlvanu. FIcrida T t-uted. ULlce, Louisiana avenue, op p. Fifth stioet. ??ot ^6 d'y UITfc. /INC, dry, and protad in oil, in etoie a";d *br Bale by HOWai L ft M0a>?KLu. Fr^-uoh -nd American whi:e a- d Brown Z, Dyspepsia, Pltoa, Patoy, or utj other ailment the human tamily are cutset to. Lie can atop Blcwting troo the Lungs or Hon. in lnrtanm from the patient, by knowing the patier t7* Mine. 1 wu bore blind, and bu studied several rears under an Indian Doctor who was aaong th rild Indiar* tl,:rt*en year*. DR. fcl'ENCnR ban removed from Mr. B Oakley's RgtfdiBX Houw, to Ko. 84, HANOVER FTREET, hng ii tf Baltimore, W4. great bargains. OANFIBLD, BKC1HKR 1 JAMAICA GINGER, SEYILLB 0RAWGE8, *c.?Thif> delicious beverage becomes the greatest laronte wherever it le introduce. It to equally palatable, more wholesome, ana not bait the pnoe of ?ther fc reign wines. Many physicians u*e it illusively. aad recommend it to all troubled with Flatulency, i-yspepsia, Debility, tramps, Diarrhoea and Dysemeey. Persons snttfect to Cbilto or linn* n district* where Ague prevails, find it* ?*ca*k>nal a* a p'easaut and adroirafcie preventive. Mli'4. N with*a'little cold water. It icrmi" the moat rafrreb-rgVai and wholesome cooling drink in a aim weather tLat can be taken. Price ?0 ct? per bottle, f5 per dcaen. J. L ALMKK cornet of Kaitimorc an-*. F*gji Ptreeta, and I UOWN BkOTUFK*. Liberty ?t- Laitimcra. Si* TT A 00-, V whingtor. PkfcL A STEVENS, AlfXtaMk JESHE laNLIp. Kredeiick. H. Byrr, Portsmouth. Va. ROBERTrON A *A)., Petersburg, Va. WM ClSfK.L. Georgetown. if lfr?tf KW BOOlk, PEKlOlMCAir AND NEhSPAPEE EtlAFLISBRENTi wn. TAVLOR U CO-, Cornrr of ?o?ai???? c~d Creritt street, BA1.TTW( BE, Mb. WM. Ta FLO Si CO. bck*, to their ce* BOOK, PERIODICAL, and AAWVS- PAPER EST A BLli-JI MLh T, where ktfp on hand a fcpl^cdid &F8^rtir^T)t of plain and fancy frTAlIONKRY of erery d*scriFUon, All orders thaukiully e?*i*ed aixl filiod with de si ntcri, and eer Book*, iia^iaxinea, elc-, at the iowes: rates. Any Boot p?.Mitb."td-11^ ?.s WTd. TAYLOR A 00^ 0;?r. Ka!t5n:or? and Cbari^i stt, Baltlmoie, lid. m^y ii3?t 1*~4 JLbSL JJARDEIi JL SCALE MASEB, (HM tk>bthea8i?w Orleans ire.rket, for which w will n?iy the ti?Le*t wwh pdOK. A'l csmons 1 Slsni for fair,, wi 1 find ifc to thaora, IHd^fntn* It oceot'ed by J. Donovan, liberal ccmmiwi af-n^"* tc. J?p r?lr M. nr-PoN A G. W DUK.1. 17 g, K.j CRAITBQRLAII>I C??K?r ?lal to!;?(Pfe. .To. IT. nzltirum rtrcrl 2MMawre, AM. 'pE f^rr'Ue oLJect of ?M- lnrtitr\Va 1- top!ac? in i' t> reach cf inilrid'T.'s prr-pcr facii-*ics frr .i^tafnlng a iborcus;5i and practical ir?ioanti> eda is'.i^n. A yonng i-an can b^re obta'r. a more cor cect knoatodaw ol geaeral Lciirece rewttcrf in a few w t\r than t*r le aoqui-cd in t# tcasy yctreln any M one countinj hone*. It>? eoor?* of ntnly cirt>r*c? Ccnhle^cTry book k'eriag, and Its adaptation to Tarlcne de ^*rrer ts of cfirtice eel trade. Jferrantil# ec?*.i..ar?cai tavght ao^oicinp; to the s:r>?T approre^! metbc 5 ROTH KB 4 CO, altimore sti??t- hare on Land and t.re con -tartly ujkkin? ti?' atyhd of 8tlnr Coflfee and Tea Srte; Silver Pitcher*; Walter*; a*tors; Gcblet# Cup Spoons; Forks; Ice Tongs; trumb ^?raper? Fie, Ice Team, and Fiflh Kwiver; Rait Oeliars; L?V f *r KuiTeft, dcn ef warrantel Sibling fhlvr. je2"2 -tf Balrimore, Md. COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, Bcl-cf In Five Klnuiia. TYLER S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP. ri"?UE incrttae'nj: demsid tor this bc?' pVaeant, J. safe, and temaay tor ail pulmonary distal, hae enahlaU thfc pre-rjetor to reduce the prioe e as to plaae it within th?j reach of aly m nv eisii>.nt ^iiye'.ciunt who haTe >een ey# witn?K*e* of st* efficacy wuen the usual reme dies h-vve failed; also by thou end of our mi?t re-k p^ciakne citisena a ho have u?d it in their lamilies bo?C qm preT'-n'if# wl cure with r?vcr tailing suc cess f r tUe l-at tw. ntr years, during abieh period with v ry little aid troci &dv?rtiaing. *c, it has Kraduali;. fprts?d rerutsi ion over the whe e L'nion. In ch: n* cf recc t VuLdt Cou^ it. tu-arteneU. ?fc it gi-?B !U;meiiate relief, a'd g*n ra ly cuie* in a day or two. without ii terfering with diet or buMnaea, or rendering t*?e system more Hutoepnhle ot Coid^, in chioj-ic naaes, A$thma, Ifhoor r.g Cough. Lrmp, Bronchitis, A ffrciiont of the Lungs, awi Onsvmp li it to always v? ry b nefioinl and seldom lal.8, w .?n c>mmrnccd in time tr> perfect a cuie. ri?* 21 and 60 ce ;s a Lottie. So d *b> leta e by att*-reotteir pub lc tp?akirs singers, Ac Pri e 2% and 85 cents per box. For mi e at moot Drug and candy Stores. cct IT?tt' U. S. MILITARY ABD NAVAL AB0U8. j "'It ui.atit-iKUHd Laving b?oomr> the rvmthxra L torre-poL.dei;t t.f the ab-ve pap?*r. edited by Miyor Crawley, ai d beiLg desirous to lurntob eo-rect HE'i au'henuc in orn>at:ou in nf re? ce to all mat ter a^f-ertxinine to the Mi liary, solicit* the a.d ot f frcen- comt os ng the t-ev?ral Oou paniea in tbto" and adj unng cities, in advi-ing him of asy of their pioceeauig.- for publication. O. HFAK80N. m P. S ?A branch cfil-e hw been extabil*bnd in thi>4 i:y, w> ere Hub?cr ptioDH, adveitisemente, and o iamuni?uerv n 'he L?i?'rist fiid elvwhere ?or the i alron.ige hitherto ext nded to ln?m. and 1> g !eave to iu ort? them th*t in ad ii Cc i to their ufumI stock th-y are now m?nufscti.> i^K a??d Will have oorstenUy on hand all kinds of lolet and Fancy 8o?.p?, to wbica tney invite th- it *uenti n W? warrant our roaps equal to any made, and will s?di on as returnable hrms a* the "-acie nrticle can be purchased in ?cy of the J'.orth, ?t! c ties T. 0 D0N.\0QkCh A btiii. Georgetown Oct 25 am* FOE POOB AHD LABORING K?B. SMaLL ULiLiil. O' 1>I .e*t Ol more, tn various part* 01 tie City, and ?.'K> getowivat prices kitd terrja to suit. L!r Sv is. aehverabie at the CanD, GeotgeU/wn, or Ahutaniiria. LiOVD A 00. for sale, a targe and handaame CARRIAGE HARNESS. LLOYD A OO, 16th street, opp Trev.^nx^ Ue}>ai tm? ii IM GE and meet.