Evening Star (Washington, D.C.)
December 20, 1854

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evening star. _______________ _ r v t 4 W A ail IN faiTOK CITY: WEDNESDAY AFTEaifOOIC..December 20. SPIEir OF THE MCii^lNG PRESS. The Intelligencer, speaking of Mr. Badg?r's bill to increase the pay of members of Con gress and the judges of the United States Su preme Court, says; i "It is surprising, indeed, in view of theoir* cumstances which have heretofore prompted an increase of pay to other public servants, that the move no* made by Mr. Badgar has not been made before; but there is a fitness in the introduction of the proposition by a mem ber who, while he may be supposed to have felt the justice of the measure, will not be here himself (o erjoy the benefit ofit. Remember ing. 48 we do, the good effect whi;h resulted to the business of Congress from the experi ment of the salary system many years ago, we could have wished that the increased eompen tion now proposed to that branoh of the Gov ernment had taken the same shape Ihe Union, discussing the new fashion of I mixing politics with religion, says: The people of the United States should I pau*e before they sanction this intrusion of I the Church oa the State, and this palpable de- I sign to bring legislation into subservituey to religious dogmas and fantacies, which, if made 1 the basis of tho action of government, will I render every provision of our Federal and I S'ate constitutions for the protection of per- I sonal liberty null and void. That many pulpit politicians aim at such a consummation, and I diearn of its accomplishment, is becoming j every day more apparent. It waa lately I stated that sixty-six clergymen had been I elected to the Legi?laturo of Massachusetts, I and two or three to Congre.-s In Ohio and I other States we see the same thing. After J having pro?tituted ihe pulpit to political har- I ungues. they aspire to the halls of legislation, I and, without doubt, a-o prepared to ingraft I their system oi 'higher law on the organic! laws of the States and the Union. We pre- I fcume they mean to fulfill the obligation of their I ordination.'to maintain und set forward, as I much as in them lieth, quietness, peace, and I love among all Christians.: by sowing dissen- I sions in the States, and fostering inveterate I antipathies between different sections of the I I'nion." Nsw Pi blicatio^s.?Shillington has sent I us a now drama; in f.vc acts, entitled a "Night I in Buenos Ayres."' tho American reprint cfl Dickens'3 Household Words and "Gra I ham's Magazine" for January. The pub-1 libber has sent us the specimen number of I Fletcher's Family Bible, which is embellished I with two bohutiful steel engravings, repre- I sentirg the Captives in Babylon," and "Mo- I se.i in the ark of bulrushes." It also contains I beautiful family records for marriages and I births. It is proposed to issue this capital I edition at 6i cents per number. lue Democratic C'.ubs of New York, I Lave reported in favor of the union cf the I liards aEd Softs, and have toifectcd an organi- I zation under the following leaders President, I John Cochrane; Vice Presidents, Samuel Os I good and Charles II. King; Correspondicg I Secretary, Thomas A. Glover; Recording Sec retary, Dr. II. Shep'nard Treasurer, Conrad I Swackhame-; and Sergeant-at Arms, Thomas! II. lerris. It is intendod to hold an union J ratification meeting at Tammany at an early I Oct op Employe est.?The New York Her- I aid .uini.hes the following list of the number I of artisans and mtc'aania? thrown out of em- I plojment of that ciiy Tailors and tailore.ses 7,000; cabinetma- I ke-s, upho's erers: ?Lc., l.oOO; mason?, 2,000; I machinists, sn.iths, ft)., .00; printers, HO; ereotyper.-? liO, bookbinde s, folde.s, and! stitchers shoemakers, 460; house car-1 penters, 200 ship carpcnters, 700; rope^na- ners, block makers, riggers Ac., 5u0; plaster- I ors, 2ou plumbers. 600 umbrella makers, 259: hatters. Total, 15,450. I 0*?Ihose of our readers wfco are in quest of elegant and appropriate presents for the holi- I days, will find at Shilliugton's Book Store, udcon Building, a magnilicent assortment of I Annuals, Gift Books, Albums. Poct3 in all I styles of binding, interesting Juvenile Books, I ley Boohs. Episcopal and Catholic Prayer I o*r, Bibles, W riting i>esk3, Porte Monnaies, I Port Folios, Work Boxes, Gold Pens, and everything in the fnn?y stationery line. I BTAn additional bedj of chaplains have l.een sent to the English army in tho Crimea by the I'tgli?h Society for Propagating the tio?pe!. Jlow ridieulon?! Send an army to I Kussia to murder the people, burn their prop erty and devastate the country, and at the same time send them preacher? to teach Chris-1 iianity. What mockery! Is it any wonder that the world eonlains so many infidcla j The Baptist denomination appears to le progressing in many parts of the county I Near two hundred persons have just joined that church in Mississippi; success is also re- I ported in Louisiana, Alabama, Texas and I Florida; in Virginia, they have a membership I of lOO.COO, ot whom 10;00O joined them last year. I Yellow ^ever has not yet disappeared! from New Orleans, notwithstanding the ad vanced stage of the season. During the week I ending December 3d, the total number of I deaths their lro*n all diseases was 220, of! which 7 were by yellow fever J iik War Fbkm.nc i* England.?The en-I tire Engtish nation is, of course, in a state of intense excitement in relation to the war in the Crimea. There is mourning throughout the kingdom on account of the terrible losses which have been experienced; for, in the death of stme ij0,000 men, of ail classes and orders ?nobility, gentry and commoners?almost the whole jopulation have some personal interest. Amcrg the plans proposed is the embodying ^nd mobilizing the militia of the kingdom, and the replacing of the regiments of the line n the Mediterranean with the militia Plans r B. Clarke, of Newnan, Ga ?For im {iroveinent in cleaning seed cotton and feeding t to the gin. 6 David W. Clark and Sylve3terH. Gray of Bridgeport, Conn ?For double acting force pump. Horace J. Crandall, of Boston, Mass.?For improvement in bilge supporters for holding vessels in docks. 6 Daniel Fitigerald, Thomas Rogers, and William C. Walker, of New York, if. Y.?For improvement in guards for ferry boats. Jno. S. Gage, of Dowagiae, Mich.?For im provement in clover harvesters. Geo. W. Grader aad Benj. F. Cowan, of Memphis, Tenn.?For improvement in grain mills. 6 Stephen Hadley, Jr., of Ljman, N. H ?Fer direot action water-wheel. Isaac B. Howe, of Northfield, Vt.?For im provement in machines for straightening heavy metal bars. 6 Wm. B. Leonard, of New York, N. Y.?For improvement in dynamometers. Charles Merrill, of Maiden, Mass.?For im provement in sash fasteners. James Myers, Jr of New York,N. Y?For improvement in making sugar moulds George Reynolds, of Bargor, Me ?For im provement in compositions tor tanning. John P. Sherwood, of Fort Edward, N. Y. For improvements in cut-nail machines. Jonathan Smith, of Naponsot Village, Mass. For improved method of holding vessels by the keel in dry and other docks. John J Speed, jr., and John A. Bailey, of Detroit, Mich.?For shingle machine Louis Stein, of New York, N. Y.?For im provement in revolving fans for apartments. Sarnl. Taggart, of Indianapolis, Ind ?For improved clutch in machines for packing flour. .Jathan Thompson, jr., of Williamsburgh, 1?For improvement in life-preserving seats. Patented in England Sept. 18, 1854 Groy Utley, of Chapol Hiil, N. C.?For im provement in hoot crimping machines. _ Daniel P. Weeks, of Maiden. Mass -For improved oven cooking range. Wendell Wright, of New York, N. Y ?For improvement in spring bed bottoms. R?bt Griffiths, of Alleghany City, Pa., and I'nh* Cincinnati, Ohio, assignors to Lobt. Griffiths aforesaid ?For improvement in machines for forging horse-shce3 ^',mf F fetchum. of Buffalo, N. Y., assignor tj Kufus L Howard ?For improvement in grain and grass harvesters. Elisha Pratt, of Salem, Mass., assignor to Elisha Pratt and Jl. P. Upton, of plaoo 1 or improvement in leather splitting machines. iltm! ?i? ^?^sr^s? ?f Belfast, Me., assignor to Milton Roberts and Hiram E. Pierce, of same place.?For improved machine for turning prismatic forms. 6 Allen B-Wilson, of Watertown. Conn., as signer to W. P. N. Fitzgerald, of Washington, D. C.?tor improvement in sewing machines. The Current Operations of tfce Treasury Department ?On yesterday the 19th of Dec there were of Treasury Warrants entered on the boake of the Department? For the redemption of stock.....? f 7,723 34 For paying Treasury debts....... 7,216 06 For the Customs 15 575 19 For tho War Department 32,730 44 For repaying in the War Depart m??1 30,023 54 for the JNuvy Department 119,951 33 For tho Interioy Department.. 91,362 63 CONGRESSIONAL. In th? Senate, yesterday, after we went to press, Mr. Brown introduced the following new joint rule, which, having been advocated in a few remarks by himself, was referred to ine special committee on the claims board proposition: There ohall bo appointed a standing com mittee of the Senate, to consist of seven mem bers, and another of tho House of Representa tives, to consist of thirteen members, to be sailed in each Hoase 4 the general committee on claims.' It shall be the duty of said com mittce in the House of Representatives to re port a bill at each session of Congress making appropriations for the payment of private Ciaim3. When the several committees of the Housu th? Cvim** J, *?id the ioflnenoe of the present Kdrop?un War on the United 8 ate.*, FK!- I DAY EVE -.INti, Dtc. 2-d, at Oopp'a Saloon, to com iu~nce at S o'clock Tickets 25 cents each, to be had at tha hotels acd Boo' uteres, and at the door on the evening of the lecture. dc 1!>?-It FAIR.?The lad.es attached to rnicnj 'JJj Chapel M. E. Church, wiil hold a FAIR in Famham's Hail, corner of Eleventh et'eet and Pa.! avenue, commencing on MONDAY, the 18th in?t., the prccdeds of which will be appled to the Im provement of the above named f hureh. A vari 4y of u >eful articles will be offered for sale. I Supper .served every evening. Admission 12X cib. 1 Season tlcke's to b? had at the door. dec 18 ?lw* GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF Till: GERMAN YAGERS. r|t3E "GERMAN* YAGERS' respectfully inf rm their friend-, both ciril and miiitfy, that their I ANNUAL I^LL will be given the box, for sale by the hex only, at the store of the Canton Tea Company, No 510 Sev enth street. I rice low. Terms cash. dec 20?3* HALL A SUNNING. F>R HIRE?A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN (slave) I with the be?t recommends1 ions as to character, good cook, washer and ironer. Apply at Mi? Pris ooe's, 17th utreet, immediately opposite War Be partment. de** 20?3t A"rT.CI.KS Ofr UTILIl'Y?CHHIaTMAS PREd i ENTS? STEVENS, Browns' Hotel, has a Iresh large and elegant assortment of Gents' Scarfs, Napo leon lies, Handkerchiefs, CravatB, Gloves, Ac., of tte best qualities and latest importations. Pe> sons I making present* will fin4 our a sor ment complete, and ot the bes' quality, a-.d at the lowe -t prices, dec 20 3t Salesroom, Browns' Hotel. lANDARl) FRENCH AUTHORS, fine editions iu line Ph is bindirgs, are for sale in variety b> the uud6rilgnen; hnp-rted by hiaiself from Psris? many of them jus: opened. dec SO FF-ANQK TAYLOR. NOTICE. AIL Persons ind sbted to C. W. Coleman's Grocery gtora, Bridge street, Georgetown, D. G, for whenf 1 have been agent will please pay bim, as I am no lmger agent for him. dec 18-3; F. T. MILBOURN. S OFFICIAL. Ukpartmekt or State, Washing! n, Dec. 1?, 1854) Th? fallowing extract from the "London GarettV' of November T, 1854, hu been oSciaiiy ccmtaur.'. -cated to this department: NOTIFICATION. Foreig* Otfi.k, Dowrxiye szheit, November 3 1861. It i> hereby notffljd that tha Earl of Clarcnd ?n, her Majeatj's princ'p^l Fecretary of Bute for For* 'ign Afla?r? hat received from the Lo d* Commis sioners of the Admiralty a copy of a desratch 'Dole of Wellington off Faro sound 21st October, 1854 from rloe Admiral Sir Chtrle' Napier, K O B coe manJrr in chief rf her Maj*ty'? "?va' *roetceborg. Ctris unstad. VV?s%, Wa grand islinds, L't' e Carleby, Lotto, KaHJoki. Brahn'a*}. j U'extorg, Ksrli inland, Ijoo'evil?, Kemi, and ail intermediate Km ran port# t Nedef T'?. tea situ* t-d at the h-ad of tfceGultof Bothnia, in lat it u lf about 65 dsg 60 mia. north, longituia ?4 d?g. 16 min. eail DIHTHIJT OF COLUMBIA, Washiuctos Cocktv, to wit: I dohtreby certify that ffo. TT. Dircb of thee uirs. Prices 1->w:?r thsn *r?r. W. F. SKYfcluU dec 20?3t* No. 132 Bri :g? s.re^. BOOKS FOR~THE HOLIDAYS. A VERY I.AROE A8SORTMrNT OF KNGLTPR Bibles, K^iseopal and Catholic. Prayer Booi*la rich an J elegant biudinr, and cbUdr n's B.t> iLe meet rxt? D?iv^ t-oUeciion e e? 1 efjre rfWtdln the rif.trict Also, a g?od sotment of Cu'lory acd Ftn .v fcta-1 tiocery. Just r^?eivevi, and for ssla at geat bar bates by F. K. LUNDY, No. 12S BrHg*? street, dec2r uTan nounce the completion of the prcy.ar^tJor.n for the FeetWfil Beafcr, In addition to their ordinary stock (wli'ch hai al ways been chrracterized by eleiancn and T*Tiet?) thvy cave r^c^iv^d a cbrice 3e'.?cf;on of beautifully iilustrsted and ta^tofal'v bound book?--aracLf? of "ver.u" in Po:celaio, Bronx? end other mpiiu'.'ac ture WrJtiiu D'-eka Tapi r Mache aud r^Rtwool CaTd Barketc, Tnkst8*v'? La lies' Csbas, C'gar Stsc'ls and Ca3fs Porte Mr.naaies, Taper St?ndn Ac. Together with a gt of Nove iea, j r?raaikable f. r a cmbination of the u-efal with the ornamaLtal, atpricej sni'tble to th? artisan or mil lionaire B^)k and Stationery Store, rear fth d-w 20?tf in BEAUTIFUL WOKK BOXE; lw 16 rosewc^d and papiar mache D-?\a 10 fupe b Pianos 24 Tilton'a Guitars ?2 fi le Papier mac'ie Si Cani Porto s Ctil r*n's Toyg, Pcautifal "Veso?, and a l ost rf Farcy Groda. ait ioitable for P *-a?-utF. J.VO F. ELLIS, Pa t>venue, l)e:weer: 9 h ac 110th No. 206. uer 20 ?tf I1UISTMA? PllKSCRT^ f r t*.e rjoya.. The most appTo?ii* e pr+senta f. r Boy? ?'uring th^ Iloiidkjv trc a f-.ood Suits o? Cicthcs 0**r or Taimn, select* d from our priest 1 .r^e and beau? tifal fcSH.rtmect, wbich (an bs purctasedo'g od quality for a mer^ Iritle of \iAIL t STEPHEN?, Pa. avenue, next d*or to Iron TIfll. dfc 20-3t CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS. rPHE fubs riler ha-i a 1-rge and varied ssaort-, JL msut o; Cakes aod Pa?try for the r histnas llol- ldaya. Especial attention is railed to the quality as we'l as to the variety of tl?.? eaprdy. Plumb, Pound, Telly, Sponge anl Tea Ca^o Mince, Apple, Cranbfrry and other rastne? con-1 stanily on hand. Freeh Br* ad, T-Mscuit, Br;nnn, and Tlus1;: ev??ry even ing in time for te*. The public ar? inviLd (o call and examine bafore purchasing elfewber?. CHA8. Vf. HATRNNER. C ?treet. b?twe?n 41^ sid Kixth Btrcet'. dec 20?tf J NEW CABINET WABEBOOMS, Fa aremte, feficMn lTfl awt H.'fc strict*. IjIDWIS GHKKN having rem-v?d to his Ur.w >ur j s'ofy Bui!ding. he.a now fc lar/e ^tn^?k efCABINEL' FUBNI-j TORE, CHAIR-*, Ac from that lowest priee substantia to ths mo-t elegant and fa^bUnabie vlich will be so d at the lowest rat as. Jobbing wild repair'nn promptly attendb-l t?>. MAT1WANY und WALNU f on band for eale. dec 20?3t rilfAY DOWN EAST, Ja-k D-wniuc'e W )a t. with High Li'e in New ork, the V. id. Awake fl'fk for 1855, Ac., just in at tLe New L o'i Htore, 474 Pa avenue dec 19?'i CHRISTMAS CAKE. C, G AUTIKR will exhiiit on FitlOAY and SAT j? UROAY a very extensive assir m^nt of beau tiful CAKE; al.-o, re d prepared pound and LeII pouud sacks of mixed RUuAll PLUMS. C. GAUTIEit, i!52 Ptnnsy'.vania avenue, dec 19?It [Intel A Union] HOLIDAY'PRESEKTS in great a'uod ancsand cheap at the New Bcokfltore, 474 Pa. avtnu?. decl9-tt AME TO TIIK SVB8CH1BKR7 white SOW The owner ?ill pl*asc come forward,' pr\ a ve y large assortment rf fine CAKE and CONFECTION ERY. aGAuriiB, 252 Tennsylvaii^ aveai.e. de? 19?4t [Intel A Union] CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY. JOHN MILLER respectfully informs the pub'Ic I that he ha* on hand, at l.ii well known MBtab llshment on Peunsylvauia avenue, between Tenth and h levee th a;raets, one of the largaet ttocfes ot CONFCTIONERY, imported and of fci9 own make, ever c fL>red for rale iu this c'uy tie If fully provided wiih Fiuit Cake in varir.uc kizi and forrr; Pound Cakes, Sponge Cakes, aad email cakes cf every fiaror and v^xiciy. Also, a 'refh and full supply cf Su;ar Plumb", Candies and Chccjlates of every shape and flavor. Ice Creams, Water Icef, Jellies, Charlotte Bu-.se Pyramids, tc for balls, parties aeidings, st notice. lie hafl also oa h^nd a large and fresh es^oriment of imported Frenca Vegetables: as Asparagus, Uieen Peas, Mushrooms, Green Co:n, Stewed Tomatofa, Truffles, Aa. Catstrp, both tcushroom and toma'oe; Sardioeg, Anchovies, Pates de Fore Grass, and a full assortment of meats in boxaa. Pieeerves, Dried Fruits, Ac Ac, at the most reasonable terms Every article from his establishment is warranted to be of the bast materials and made ior the best style. dec 19?3t [News A Intelligencer.] NEW GOODS. MBS. NIXON A CO. r?p ctfully inform *he pub lij that they have taKen the elki jly situated Hto.e lately occupied by Messrs. Hilbus A Uitz, mu*:c ?ealeis, touth tide FeansylvanU avenue, b twe?n Tenth and Eleveuth streets and have opened a large stock of Vaiiety alidTaney Gcodt, consis. ing ia part of? j. Jewelry, Perfumery, O' n bs, Gloves, Brashes, Hosisry, SLirts, Trimicings, Ac,^c,Ac. All of which we wiil sell at the very lowest New York prices. A call is solid el. dtc 19-3t MRS NIXON ft 00. AMUSEMENTS. On ATTENTION, SCHOOLS! Onlv on* /f- rnooo >xL.bitioa of 8 TANLKYM INDIAN PANORAMA, WEDNESDAY. DIJ^MBUR 2 th, 1864, OPD FELLOES* HA T L. 7(* tt. D.x>r# pen h o'clock "out men re at 8k. Children TKM C'm e- 0. 21, 22. V3.25 and '26. Alao. SATURDAY, MO DAY ?nlTCE.*DAY AFTERNOONS, D csmber 23, 25 till J 24. Thi Afn Fxhilitioi-n omsrawtoe at the Fveoirg at 7% o'clock. Admiwlon 25 cents; children half price. FsmiM-s end parties, ft parsers. $1: 8 r?rw>ti, |1 tO. drc 16-f THE 61S4T NATIONAL PAIOEAMA. STANLEY'S WESTERN WILDS, OB, THE IT7D: AN AND HIS CObNTUT; (Also showing the Northern Pacific Railroad Eoute, as recently lurveyed by Governor Stevens,) VriL". BR EXHIBITED AT ODD FELLOWS' IIALL, 7th Strert, T i-NIO 11 T Do n epen at C'-^ o'cl x k?Kxh:bit:on eODnn^i at VA o'clock. J. M. 8TANI/KY. dec 12- tf At isi aid Prcpriet^-. (In'el, Unkn A Orsan) "The great marble statue OF THE DYING GLADIATOR. On erJiibi'.ion ct MORRISON S BUILD ING, 4i strret, near Pa, avenue, from 9 o'cIk a. m. until 10 vt. daily. ADMITTANCE 35 CENTS. *'A iTATUE cf snrpsfsiog meri\ Its pewer and pt'ho* are independent of time. place arl condition. T>ie charm and power o th>> fctatue t..l dii;i.-.tioti& art I ?lc! No e'atae w" eve- mere u r's.'-i by t-iaipl'city. No hing ha* been done for effect. .'?o vu gsr cp plfcu-e i c~nrt?d, ani the d?-c?trv srd J.sntf?f truth are ferni'.'lcus y ob.;;*. n?l Sim Mi/Ml.s in it* y. fcA wonderful production cf art Its slna^.ltr'ty is such tbnt it doer a.-t strike a* ti e': tl-e almin tiou oom-s afterwo'3, ld! in a tide enfll -i-nily deep ant str ng. At the acment of ex^iiU 'tiou ct f?intr of death."?J/i'X. it/lis. This stntv.e is i; die:olu>:ly a^?J> iat?? l with Bjron'a Unnii rtai Itttu: lB*e b.?f.?re m- !iit- CUJI.vtor He lean- up m hi ?his m:uily braw Consents t* ha lost, uor prize; Rut where his rude hut by the Danube lay, There wf-re his young barbariau^ a'l at ;?'ay. There was tlieir Dician mother?he. their rire Iluteher'd to make a Rom ui holiday All this ru.-h'd with hi* blood?t-hall he expire, And unrevenged r Arise ye Goths, and glut your ire? d'**; 16? wi l fell cheaper tha: tb.D PK.MtAXSllir At 441 Thirtwtli etr nt. b.i*ei-n F anl G ?cr Jdrert; sorui v t 1 ai d Nii.th ttrve'.e. FRK.Vca, .*r*. ISil, a-:a IT MIAN taught by Prof. L?. D PI-VfcE by a eT r.-a^m the only Dut'T-d and t urc efia' ui d?i tb&. commandc th? att teoti n of all these wlio have Uihd or found the above Largcag.s tco dr Usicker PENMANSHIP taught by a simple and ta-y i^e tboil, b which the fiotst hand writing may b? *t Lalr.el iu Cf'een le rcbl^ureu Instructed in these traaoties are r> quanted to sail ar.d c nvin:*) them -elr*c of the infallible and be"t m?&:( ol teacbiog. Vt Eta the ^a^her. 'ibe bi^beat reference given. d?*c 19 -2** rp^E k'01-t i l (;^NT~.ry vT:7i7e~oj the X SEASON. Wreninr llour' w'th inv C il.lr?n: o-, Con-ersa tions the Go pel ?t:.ry. !a tyre, quartr, sp'acditly il.Ubtisted?pric? $1 26, or with colored p'sles 11 New Yolum-, Ly t* e authrr of the ""ideWide ^\orid" boir.g the s c-td )8 ani Gir:s Vagazint for ls[?5 All cf which are dtliterod h'te at the race rates as in NVw York. G SAY A BALLANTYNE. d>*c 19?.'t 49 8 8?veath ft. CANTON T E A^To M P A N Noi 510 Seventh Street* rt 'HE Uvdrrsik-ned b?g leste to inform their frierds I pnd tbe pubhc ft at?rally that they hav. tormed a cpar't-eiship ur.der the tirm ofi HALL HVNMNG, aid will open otf jh. Mondav, the lS'h insUnr, a larire as?ort-T^ aientcf TKAS, C(?FFEES, and SPlCtS. We part!eular'.y ^ull atteuiun to our eysteui of Packed Teas," done cp iu the quarter-pound {act a:e-, r.b'ch r* ;n?er.s th m impeivi. us to the air. rhiasjftUm eff-re great icduc.ui ntc t country merchants and de 1. rs. id it cr.?.V.?fl them to ke^p a Tarbd ts: ortiu.fnt? f t.-as for a fmall invaatment. To hoiia.'keepera tlii. met&ol poasesses great ad vantages, as it xvH'jrvea the tea in the best possible mannd di to. 50 cent?; fine Jit.to, 75 wnts; extra fin?? dit?o, Jl; silver leaf ditt?, $1 25. Hce Imperial, 75 rvntf; extrU oet.tf: London breakf:i^t, 75 ceatc Kng lsh ditto. 50 c^-nt t'range PeCi-o, 53 ceute: gobiogn pby of tha inoomparaUe Bar* num; Life of the indefatigable Greeley; Ruth Hall, a continuous story by Fanny Fern, the woman writer cf the 19th century, and Fern Beries, complete with "Little Fet ns," and a host of Book* for tbe holidays, just cpening at tba new Union Baekstore, 474 Penn sylvania avenue. dec 1'. ?tf

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E V EN INGJSTAR; ?'OH MOTHEE 0? A JACE BY WlLMOt Oh mother of a Yet lovely in thy youthful gract. The elder dames, thy haughty peer,, A mfre and hate thy blooming years. With ward* 01 shame And taunts of scorn they join thy name. "For on thy cheek the glow ''sPr*a'j That tints thy morning hills with r?d> Thy step?the wild doe'a rustling feet Within thy woods are not mora fleet; Thy hopeftil eye Is bright as thine own sucny sky. "Ave, let them rail?those haughty ones While ?afe thou dwellest with thy sons. The? do not know how loved thou art, How niflnv a fond and fearless heart Would rise to throw Its life between thee and the foe. "They know not, in their hate and pride, What virtues with thy children bide; How true, how good, thy graceful maids .Make bn?ht, like flowers, the valley shades; What generous men Spring, like thine oaks, by hill and glen. '?What cordial welcomes 'c.iion?i Jlotel?c o. v/illard. STttte.Tenn 11 Hutchinson, Ky L L Hnwll, Pa J E Withers, do E R tprapu*-, Md Mist V J V\ ithers, d? rt W oe Loursey, Pa S T Butler Aorth, NY W l; Bernard, Ya B H Duvall, Md J Michant, do E M Richards family W W Miehant, tlo J Peiree k family, NY W B Mi hant. do V Ramsay, M;n S M Shoemaker, Md C Vos^U'gh, NY I II Simmons, Belgium W P Malt.urn, do 3d Smith and daughter, C Sunglon, do Mass O 5| Bayard, Pa A Feltou, NY J W Coc.run, NY' J II Pendleton son, Va II A Collin, do J B Myers Ky S M White, do a? E Thomas, Miss .1 White, do E Hunt, do C Van Duseri, do !s R Burfom, do A I Clark, Vt JA Kent, Va H King, do II M Kent,do W Ryan, NY -J Perkins, do J Thompson la'y, N'i j Klir.e h. lady, NJ J s champ Si lady, do Srcwui' liaui?t. r. a br:>wx. JIK Borrew, NY J II Whitman, NY 1 ?Jintth, do T Johnson, Pa J L W hi taker, lady and W Hunter, do child, Pa R Coulee, Md reno, do WT Brogden, do i"?e,rV^ 11 r. V -rr.ck, Md J Sutton, NY JKii,fe, Pa 1 Moreno, \a L A Livingston, do K. v A V s ltoli.; fii ladv, W B Copeland, do K Whipple, lady and J Y Morton, a child, NY J I 1 argo, do lilrLwood Uoiii-j. H. k a. iiuwood. BH Berry, Va J Reese, jr, Md 1 I. Brock, tt, do Dr Hod(?es, do I.lackhurn Mi T B Creighton, Va L Miriam .NY G W Kendall, Mass J Biilfuin, Pa P R Phillips, do 1. Buriress k job, W II Smith NY ???r? Te* W A James, do I nitcd St at., Hotel?a b. hacsn.^. W B Lane, Ta J L Clark J Hancock, 8C W L Hardin? Md J Beecher, Pa C Pole, Wm A J Moaea, SC J Hruer, Va 11 rt?- Liehang, Germany Xauiion IIousc, Alexandria, Va. A. NEWTON, PROPRIETOR. II Rice, Va H Th Jiuas, Md V K Brent, do T Rogers, do A Marbary, do L Lewis, do L Tsler, do U B Po*ey, do J VV Auhck, do J Anderson, NY J A Washington, do J Kusaell, do L C i.iiason, do Mr Ua*kins, DC J M; rshall, do Mrs*fiiye, do W H Rogers, do Mrs I; C Marriiall, Va U H Duianey, lady, three T 8 Hull, do children Si 3 servts, do Hen J si Barbour, do J W Fou-hee, do J Malone, do J W Mcllhaney, do J Mounts, do T Ash by, do II Giileece, do A l? Fr>e, NY I'. W Sheffy, do J F Fi?he*, do i' A Bledso, do life HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ES. Win of the Orphan's C urt of V^a hington couoty rtloreeHiJ. appo.nte-J TUFSIM Y, tee 21 dav of J muary res', for th" final S'.-ttl-jnent and distrifcuiioa of the tnto of I rail decttisod r-f the asrets in ban", so ai ??m# hi? ten collected eni turned i to mi-n?y; when aud wh ^re all thu oreditors and h irs of raid ti^cea^cd are notifl d to t>tt ud, (at th-1. Orphans' Court ct Washington c.ty.) with )h?r cl d:ns rrcp. erly vouch ni, cr taey may otherwise by law ba ex c ud?d frcn a 1 btU'fi'. cf ^aid csta c: Provided copy of thh order ba published cue- a vo;k for three weeks, in the Evening !itar,:' pref1n?8 to said 2d dwriaett ftbalonj. The pubiic 3f??n dr.?Vci, c-vlir^i bdi&t t'.3 tiripb and aubiltue truths is b th? ?jj?^c^?rcr*? Bt? ficts, uj. laoti 8tte..'.ed by wit- oJ ttia hifchejt ^lass and character, ?r? arm triumph ing CTer all doubts. IN0R5TBUL1TY 13 OYER l'HE0^7N by a na:r of teatimr-ny wiiish !a perfectly ir^esietible. Tha KuXiH .-emediM, !r ull re.r?r} ib* dep'or^i-'n eviifl aryiuat froti a mi1! are or abu?s cf tbf Tari'.uf organs which mak? tio ti e ?rn*-/!*- -^>>1 machine c^!l?-rj .242. It restores to rnll v>gor evt-rj d-"rate fr>nc. tion connected witli that nr sterioca compound Riyency of matter n 1 mind, ne^ec^ary to ths daction oJ human li/e io persona of f?ble mua-ra* lar frame, or daficlant in vital power, It is recliof frotr the of this incomparable rcaomoi. To those who h?vea preiispo'ition to paralysis it will prove c complete and unfailing safeguard ajrLiriEt thav terri ble malady. There are many, perhaps, who have triced with their con-jli;uticn3, that they thiaL themB^lvos beyo/id the rsa h of inedicina. Lot net even tho3S dei pair. The Elixir deais with dlecuM a^ it exists, without rcf#rence co caurvis, zz5 will i ci cniy remove tht di?order itcelr. but REBUILD THE BB0K2N 001 Insdsrangements of the system, i-^ifnj to rcrua tiseases, :nd the forms or nervous disease it selli are so numerous that t vcold teq^JreacoItinij.. to enumerate th e maiadlec for which this prep^ra ration is appeciSo. Af v, however, m?iy be enunie rated, ^is: n>uraJgia, tic uoloreanx, h^t?ache,incip ient paralysis, hysteria, palpitation of the heart, sp'i n?- affections muscular debility, treawr?, fiat ulenc--, a pric.Mng sensation in the tic-fb, numbness, tarpid ityoftn. li\er, mi dia>, tJ. H ftOU, Propilttor, H,y, Jtif The Coroiai i? put up higLij ooc^cLrftte l, ia pint bottle-". per kottle: two for $o; six for $1^. O. H. RING, Proprietor, 192 Broadway, New Yotk. 8oli K11V\ AND IKON M AN 1'??.L*??*tay be se- n a betutifui asajrtme^t of these ih-ap and du rable article', at the corn-rof Pern sylvai.ia av?-uue ?niTsnth #tre?t. ever toe Washington Fevingf Baok. RALPH UA3KINS. noy 18 -eotf KIBWELL'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OT BEIBOXX DROP, Or. Cancer Root. CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN CER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT, WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI TIS, DROPSY, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM THE IMPUSI1 T Ot THE BLOOD. Prepared by J. L. KIDWKLL, Chemist, 8eom town, D. 0. The estimate that is now accorded this prepara tion by the medical profession and bv other a corn Detent to judge of its merit*, mav be seen in the fact that it has b*on prescribed by many of our moat eminent Physicians in this country, and has sftracted the attention of a celebrated profession of the Kdinburg College, SootUnd, by whom it has been suocnesfnliy u??d in a care-r of an aggravated character. The proprietor b?? been forced to wake more ex tensive arrangements to meet the rapidly increasing demand for Bbsth Dbop. Vikcxnnks, Ikdiawa, Oct. 8,1864. J. L Kid well?Dear Sir: Some three months ago, throuih thf agency of Ofd Smith Milter, our repre sentation in Congrefi', I had purchases of you, for the us? of my father la Scotland, one dreen Pottles ot Bee h Drop or Cancer Preparation. I have a let ter from my brother, stating that the physician de sires you to forward another doien bottle?. He thinks under its u.*? Ibe disease is arrested. I may add that my father bus tried every physician of dis tinction in Scotland and Kngian i, including Prof-s sors of Sdirburg and Oolllegt s, without relie*. The disea e was of three yea-s standing, began in the right cheek, which is partially oonsumed. He was a sufferer with constant pain, which has entirely left him. This case will give your preparation a popularity in BMtnin which no oiher medicine has. Direct to William Di'-k, Esq, Oollydean, by Leslie Scotland, in cire of Messrs. Penfoed, Clay Co., Druggists, N. York, who will forward It. jamks dick. I Mr. Flint is a man of great infiuence in his county, and will with pleasure communicate with any otw ia referenoa to bis cane. Caii.away County, Missouri, July 13th, 1864. Dear Sir?'With great pleasure I inform that your preparation of Beech Drop has accomplished for me what I tn :>ugh( beyond i.L-r6?fb of h?n!4z .'or the last twelve yeari I have b-en &ftli~ted with Scrofula of a Oanc^rou^ form. 8^ extenrive was the ulcers and so horrible n? appearance that my cas* became notorious with ell the Faculty in this and the adjoining counties?in fact I fcad obtained the test medi"al aid in oor ^tate, without any abate ment c! the dii. ase. Through a fiend I procured a half down bott'es of your Beech Dr.^p, aft?r using ?t, sa perfect was the cure, that hundre sg visited me. ?Vy der're is to benefit ay follow msa with that purpe-a" I beg s'l r"lM?d. w!rh ScroMa In ?nv forrs to rue it. Endosed you *111 Cud an order fros some Mends tor the preparation. Very truly. JNO. C. FLINT. For Cals b* Drvs-fist i and Dealers in Medicine-: in Washington^ Alesanuiia. tud aaituaow. oct 14?diJia IMPORTANT TO THE SICK. THH great experience and wellknoivn si ill of Prof. McClintock is a suaicieat guaranty tothe public that the following list of Medicines, such as have been constantly used in his practice tor the lasi th'rty years, will fully sustain by their effects the valuable qualities attributed to them, and prove to be the bert Medicines ever offered to the public. I. Dr. McClintock's Pectoral Syrup. An invaluable remedy for Bronchitis, Consump tion, and all chronic disuses of the throat and lungs. In all deep seated c >mplaintsof the Puliw n*ty organs it has proved the most safe, certain, and rapid remedy ever employed in the extensive practice of Dr. McClintcck For any of these forma of -'iv?? as Couth, Tickling if the Vhroat. Serfs of Tightness ia the throat, Spitting r,t Blood, Difficulty ot Breal tug. llo.-rh* .nor ix-osof Voice, and ileotic Fever, its u?e will V attmiad with th-a hi.pp!:-at resalta, while it is plc&sani to the palate and Etrengtiwnic i to the fkfl&ay6i*jM. it cop tains no l indcnum opium in aii> e'uipe. Priu? per piut 1 triiia II. Jfr. McClintccks Cslii a*4 Cough t Mix fir 4. A a iiiTiljibk' cure for recsnt Cacgfer, Tickl'.ng of the Throat, Tighttew of Brratliirg, Croup Chil dren. ?ic. It contains no preparation of opium. Pricc 25 cs-atis per bottle. III. McClintock's Asthma wZHog? ing Cough Re'.Titdy. ii.n almost inBraotaneoua relief for these di?trer.> \%z ccmr'-?intr?. Thi.i i^ tho fruit of an injraease ^yperieace, i?t?i ir v-loathing in it3 t^eota. No?-r 'c-1 r nxtifdr a dr.y from Astfiiaa or ffoo^iag j^r.jh ao will u:e it. Trice GO cent? per bottle. 17. I>r. fiicCLinlotk's Diarrkcta Cordial a;u! Cholera Preventive. A prompt and ccrtt-Jn cave fir DHrrhaea, Dysen tery, and Cholt-ra Mcrbua in aii stag's. A sure pre vsi.t.ve ct As'ttlc ChC'lTR, wuich to 'wavsler or family should be without. Pike Zj and 6) c?i?U! per bott'.??. L'r. JllcClintock's 'i'or.it AItirotioe S$ru?, Fit purifying the blood. Ihie ci'1' t powerful pu rifier ever discovered. Vo: fill Scrofuiocs diseases, "tin diac.^ee", Eruptiosf, Bolls, Pimplpi,Ery^ip?3*a, Dicers, Sore Legs, and a'.l Rheuuiatic and Syphilitic complaints, Ac. It is a most excellent spring medi jin?. perfectly palatable, and ?s.fe forcbildici: or ft Ti?le3. Price (pint Bottles) $1. VI. Di. McClintock's Dyspeptic Elixir. Dyspepsia, or disordered digestion, may be called the National Disease of America. Ita symptoms are hesviache; gi'Miness; nervou jne3E; low spirits; dim ness of vision, with mot?3 or specks before the eyes; iLohiii,; of the nof '.rilr; dullness of hearinz and ring ing in the ears; diaagre^able taste in the mouth; constriction cr weight about the chest; difficulty of br^athins^ s-nse of Guffocation in lying down, or in fiscauding stairs; palpitrtionp, or uneasy feelings .biUt tlie hearty irregular or deficient appetite; seusa of sink ng the stomach; uci 'ity; heartburn; osin or Inline?-* of the abdomen, and coetivenoss. uma of these foyraptoins el way a Bpprair ia Dyepep ?sia; and samelitnes ths Edae patieat has msny of them at the same tiru, or at diUnrt-ct times. For attaf king thonc l'r ^te?n a^mptom' in their s?at and scarce, vir:d>-r. ngi?d condition of the digestive funo tionfH the Dyspeptic Lii." ir combinse all the valuable ngredients which the Vied most extinsively, and is as rear a Specific for Rheumatic DisetLSea as the world hassvet seen Vric? j>er b it tie 60 cents. VIII. Dr. McClintock's Rkeimicitic Liv.i mcnt, Ar fallible oatward application for the rtlief of JL\ rheumatic tr neuralgic pid a^; sprains, swelllnge, ?tilf ii?ck,stiffr.e!;s of tiisjoiulfi, paina in the shoal a?rs, bach, or limb II affords iii.JiediHte r lici from oh"lie aud paius in the sromach and abdomen. A3 a co-ot-r ;r;ittr.t. it i3 iaT?l'i;.D.e iu all catej #here an external siiinclsnt it? aerial. Price (pe? bottle) CO renin. IX. Dr. McCiinicch*3 Anodyni Mixture, Or Pain- Ezt rac!/ r, used internally and exterf ally, for thJ instant reliai of all pains, Toothache, 11-ad ai be Cbclic, Ague in the Face, Chilblaine, Ilaurai gia, EL'^rie or liravel, Ac., Ac. No oiiiu need be en dvr?d a mcm-nt by acyperacn who will ore this invaluable Anodyne. Price 60 ceur? per botttle. X. Dr. McClintock's Fevtr and Ague Specific. This han been found an infallible specific for thia scourge of new countries, and for intefmittcnt fevers. No traveller or resident in any acue dis trict shouii fail to provide themselves with this sure preventive- Prioe $1 per bottle. XI. Dr. McClintock's Vegetable Purga tive Pills, For the relief of Constipation and its painfnl re sults, such as Headache, Diisinefafl, fiick Stomach, Pains, and all the symptoms enumerated under the "Dyspeptic Elixir." Price 25 cants per box. XII. Dr. McClintock's PMsj For Liver Complaints, and all forms of dissaaes arising from derangement of the liver, with symp toms such as Diaxlnsss, Headache, Hinging in the Ear-', yellow furred tongus, pain in the right shoulder, sense of fullness or pain ia the right Bide, disordered stonia h or bowehs, deficient action of the kidneys, clay-eoiorth tke-e trains make prompt and regular conncction wi^h th-? e?ra of the Central Ohio Road for Cambridge, Z?n^ a m and 5 pm. For Nonolk at 3 p m. T. H. PARSONS, Agont rarticu ar attention is called to Ihe Ru'e reqnlr* ing a re^poneible vou?h?r for any person of color who mny wi-h to pass ov r the road. d.c dtf rXISW 1'OHK di, LlVK.itPU RISIKO T pt. Comstock, ^Di^IATIO, Cipt. Gra!t">n. These ships have been built by contract, expres ly for Goyern^pnt service; every csr-* bas been taken in their conitrui ion, as in the Engines to incurs strength and sp?el. and their acocmmnda tinns 'or passenger^ are unequalled for e egsnc aud comfort. Price of nassage from New York to Liverpool, In fliet-^tb'n c nd Cab n 7q Exclusiv. BROWN, SIIIPLKY CO, Liverpool. K. G. ROBERTS A CO., 13 King's Arms Yard, London. JOHN fdUMtOE k CO, 20 Rue Notre Dame des Vi' toires, Paris. '1L.0 U. DRAPER, Havre. The owners of ^ht' e rhJps will not be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, je~ elry, preciouf "ton^f or metals, unlps^ bilir. of lading are t^ned tber?for, ani the valn-^ thereof therein expressed, nov 18?dly TO TI1JC PUBLIC. FIXED HOC US FOR THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS. I The following are the hours of d? -nartnro of i. oiuy reliable ste-im firry l-oat plying Wtween A'eiandria and Washing ton: The steamer George Page will leave Washington i daily, at 0l4, 8. 6}^ 11^, a m 1, 3, 4*, p. m. WU? l COMMISSION EH OF DEEDS FOR THE STATES CF Virginia New Yori Miin? Kentucky, Ne;r Jerc?T Illinois Loi.isian*, Missliaispf Connecticut dur^hiiBt.tfa far; land PcnaaylvsaJ# Florida I snues3?s Alabama Ics-a ecrgia California Arkaniias 8 Gnolins OonTeyanciE^ in all its branches prcmptly ^3 acipratsly exeeutei.. OfSce, Loul"ia?a avenca, epp. Fifth street, oct 18?dly Fawny perk's new book at H1L LING TON'S Bookstore. Ruth Hall, by the auth r of Fern Leaver Later Years, by the author of the Old House by the River Hunt's Merchant*s Magtjite and Commercial Re view f r L'eceinber Litteli's Living Age SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore. Odeon Buildingoorner 1% st. and Pa. ave. dec II?tf PHIUDFIFMIA A0VIRTISEMENT8, sniser'b wnms AT PHILADELPHIA. JVHR V. 8HIDKB, D?i?r In WIdm. It,. former old established W&w SU*rt of JACOB SNIDES, Jr~, No. 76 Walnut street, font door* low fourth street, thm wwtiiffi will bo supplied with WINKSand UQUOBS on the nort aeoriairo dating terms. JACOB SN1DBR, Jr., Agent for hi Ins portation of FOREIGN W1NF.&, Offlc* No. 78 Wal aut street, Philadelphia, where ho is prepared te receive orders for the special Importation of Wines. Ac., from Tarious houses In Inrop*) in quantitie* of a sin 'le down and upwards: and al?> solicits for hi* Son. JOHN VJTTGHAN SNIDER, the patrewgeo' his mends and i jnner customers. V All Wine? ordered for Washington will be de livered by Rxprjb?b System fn every stipe ind form. To which ?b a&Pod a treatise on the D' tzt* c: Female, b "*cj of the 1 '^-fc ?fft Importer** nwiir peo^i:*. or 'h'sa contain* I platin?c anisge. By WM. KtUN'), M. D. Let no falisf ?.r~ ?itlcU to a ccpy t? the iEoOULAVIU to L!- chl'd It may cave Mr from ti eeriy gr?vp. Let no v^cr man or woman enter ir. to the secret obligations cf msrrl?d li.o t:it' rut resdingthe POCKET iEBOUL APIU3. Let do d? suffering Iron a h'.cknied O-^gh, P*:a !r. trs e. restless nlghta. nervots feeling, and the ?l.c.w tv.-ir cf ifytpeptic sensations, end give" p by t-.e'r 1 \y aici?n, be another moment, without r t'.ir -SSOULAPIlJg. Ea-9 the marr^JL or tl 'eb.ut to be carried any impediment. r*-ad this truly r?? Ful bcok, as !t baa been the owt? r savh tbr a ?nds cf unfortunate creature-- ?oiu fbe Try jaw? a! icath. ?TAay per^n sne- ::rg the Crdcn All lett-rr r buRins?" rr^ft dlrert"! to this o* ?e. Tfcom^ ?ia? ft Co., Philadelphia, and include ail of tb*ii ratter ua. Owinx to a reduction in p.ier. i*; Cte ITrturef wii wia here ot eirevhere. To keep pne with the abore impr^vt-iaent'h? irio* of gas mbinc has been materially reduced. *nd oar increa?*d f-icil'tiea warrants us in aay^tf, Jiat we are prepared an-1 can ex^eute any wcrb nay undertime cheapfr and better tban an}' otl..aeitj of Youiha', B >s- ani Chil 'r^nV. Clothing atg and Taima3 from 00 io J10 OC Cioth, frock, and sac* Coa s 3 00 0 I Caseimere do S 50 7 TO Gassin?t do 2 'it Oloih Roundabouts, all co-ors 3 00 6 0y Do Jackets do 2 60 4 f.0 School to do 1 60 3 OO ^lackand Fancy Cassimtre panti 1 fO 3 ?0 la?sln%t aud Tweed ?Ij 1 00 2 00 'jloTh ani Cashmere Vp'te 1 2 Hi Silh and ta'ia do 1 00 3 00 White and colo'ed ?hirfa 50 I'tid^rnbir's an*! Drawers 37 It? iiat^ and Caps 25 1 50 Abo, SuppeLders, Hdkf Gloves, Hosiery, *3., 4iakia^ '"ue m*udil array of Roja' Cl'.th^nt-'. at low pr;cei, *o be found in this or any c.her c.'.y in the ccunlry. WALL PTBPHKN8, Next d^or to the Iron Mail, Pa. avenve, between C'tii and 10th sts. dec 1-tf TAKE K0IICE A?W GOODS JUST RECEIVED. PW. BHOWNISU, Merchant Tsilor, Pa 4 avenue, under the Unitad States iel would r?epeclloliy inform his customers jci ind the public Reotrally thst b?- his just r*^ Rul ?ived new Fall and Wii at bIVh variety, such rs -Jlotha, Ccpaimer^e, and Vet^iuj^ oi the latest importation, an l is prepared to Lava them made up at the tbortesi no'ice, in th? moet f? Lion *ble oiancer, and c.t low rates cf prit-oe. Having m"-de a^rau^eintnc: to sro icto tbe Re:^ly ?radeCicthing bueineee exteua'veiy this reason, b? eeis corflbn: that ho can of?-r tf theae wialiiug U purchase a stock of C'oHiing, not inferior to ary in this city, and net nude up at ik? Nor'b, es is uru illy the case with work 60ld here; but cut in i.it own establi'hmrnt, and made by our own needy t ic i?nH in tins dull Sr&P.om at low rates of prices, he is enabieu thereior, to compete with nor.htrn work in pc.nt of prices; and as to qua'.'ty and style, he will ave for those who favor hi a with call to ;udge. He can sell whole suits, Cost, Parte, and Vejt, at :he toilowiug low rat-?a: ?jrod suit for bodies-t purpjS j?, out of clotli or c s 2iKier?;, tcr the smali sum of. $i? Dress ani frock C^a's, froni $10 to "*v?rcoats of different styles 12 to 2f i i?.ck and fancy Pantalooos $3 50 to 10 Silk and Velvet V?sets 2 60 to It This stock of Clothing is of a superior quality *nd h*s b?en maiu up since he rbceivvl the lull en rre in AcnounoiLg JL tLe public that tbrir stock of GAS FIXTURES, Tcjuprirfirg some o?' the b?st and latest pattern?, has t-aen leccivod, und tiiet tiiey art now prepared to bah atthalcwebt rtites. Per??ns ir. wint *f Gas Icixturec will pieae* call and examiae ?they will ?o doobt find :t to their intercrt. Dwellings anu public bui.-L S.Ua kk gas-^n ting at the nwal rat?'* A W. THfW.P. rV HSOTiltjff .'mf IS?i' Pn. av.. bet. 10th and llth. e. side. GLOVE^, HOSIERY, WOOLLKN YARN, Ac. 10 doaen White French Rid Glove", 62 oents, worth 87 10 dozen light colored do da 02 cents, worth 87 10 do ladies and gent's Beaver do 60 cents, vry cheap 60 do ladies' fietcy lined raw silk, Cashmere, and Cotton Gloves i 25 do mistea' Caehmere and fleecy lined raw ell Gloves 1C0 do ladios' Aipivra, Caihmare, fleecy lined ra^ silk and Cotton Hose 10 do Woollsn Hos*, for servanti 10 do misses' white M*rino Hose W oolleu Yarn of all colors Children's Woollen Gaiters. Worlien Comfort Wiih many otl cr Goo iu ch ?p tor cash WM. R. RILiJY, Corner Eighth st, opp. Centre Market, nor 21?lm TOILET SOAPS. rpiIE subscribers retu: n their thanks to their nu merous firfends and cu_ nere in the l intriit and elsewhere for the patTocrge hitherto extended to them, and beg leave t?> in:r?rt them that in addi tion^ ^heir u^xnil et-jck th^y are now manufactur ing and will have constantly on hand all kinds o! Toilet and Fancy i >ap?, to which they invit) th?ir attention. Wc warrant our Foaps equal to any made, apd will eclt on as reasonable terms as tie same article can be purchased in any of t>.e North! ern e tie*. T. 0 DONNOGUUE ft SON. Georgetown, Oot 25?Sm* untim wnraniT! IFDTAP OOCTOK. R t*. bPKNCXR 07?rsLIfi rl' aervio** to the rititens of bal CtmMT. lrwtiui?al kin?y. r?yspepri?.. Piles, Palar, or auy other ailment #*e human ssmlly ?r? ?ubj*ct to. He can stop FJeedfng from the Lung* or None, it; it Un> from the patieixt, by knowin* Lb# pa.sntV nam* tx>m Mi oil, and has etndied several jtw under an Indian Doctor who wu smcng the wild Indian* thirteen yea-r. DR. 8PBNCSR has removed from Mr. Furk ley's Bearding House, to No. 84, HANOVIR PTPFKT, au? H?tf l;altjn>?*re. Mi

GREAT BARGAINS. (ANFiKLH, PKOTIIKR A CO., 229 H/LnMOBS Stout, Baitikou, Mr. Are desirous cf c oding ort a great portion 01 tb ;r ?rewut strek of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jewelry, Patrhea, Clock*, f ans, Opera Glasses, Dressing Caaax IVri ing Desks. lr? pjtcberr-, Vases, Bronaes Ac^ pre paratory to receiring their fa'! supply. PuTrhs'. will find freat barca?ns. aug 4?tf Natw oiiok, ikkiodigat, AND NEKSPAPEH ?b lAKLirEMANT, WIS. TAYLOR u. CO.. Oon. r cf Baianu-re oiu> Ch *r.Vj rtrtz, BaLTIMORK, Be'n. IT". TA TLOK 4 CO. beg J*?>e to Cfcli tbe attes* ron ci the reaiiin* people nod *11 paling In bokr, to their new ROOK. PERIODICAL, end NT W7" PAPF.F r.VTA BLI SUM EST wf -re m b* Our J a large asd general aw.'.m-rt cf tbe lute povu lar publications of the cay. They aico keep on band a srUadid wcrtBMt vf p'?in Red fancy STATlOhKF Y ofevcr> dneariptioi'.. All ord r? tnanKfuily re^ei-el aod felki w t- ?twtch. a~iu sen' b\ ic.u-u r rhe n ail, e.-t rr:s, p ?tag*, or in t!i-r wey the ii. e.-Vi'rj direct. BooIlp^'I.t.'. 4.rr* t3, :v-, u ?Uctktn v-|th kny o* MumIsu, at at tbe tove?.t rnt?s. A ay fet-jk {i.Misbed in tb?3 CLrntry c: r: be t J hy aev.ding yi vr on r to ns. TWLOR A f O'jr. P.tt'.timcre -i Cb*jW fil= r?, Wd. may 2C? 'I JKti8i? NAUDER, SCAL3 MAKES, X flQ. Prutlic?it c.n.?r o? -r.'. Lb A BAJ.DL;i?Tv> CTE*??'\ iV Ml). RICS^FDS S^ITH 9&0KSK D. SVITr. G!' 5 t*1 #t CO., iMtBtlkctaNts ard -a'^rs in AI.CC3-CL. f *.MPUFX.'E, PTHi P.J/f *e. Nc SI t At V^PT ?TTsT'CT, 0>,. viCL V P;r:et, !>AI.TI V' 'tit. Kd n v I OK EfcCUOK*. il/. i Z'p\:r>;.~* ;c:^>a I i\" nx.su b.-rvt YO-3N3 N for ?.fie N?w ?.taen ;is- ffi fir ?hici> rre w.!' j. y tb, wjil find !t to thch- id/i" tv-:- by caiiirs: cs nn, r.t our No 12C?nl?r t?c?t. !'r.i?i*r.orJ, M l. f"rsnei. cw'4'.rf by J. 3.T r "??an. Libera! C'-niin.. i' na r tliL- ini.lit3ilcL t' r. 4 'ace Is lbs r-\ch of io-j rl 7r vit" i* ..r+'.setta >f coxanrrc? Mcrraii'.L# relc-jlaticta ?augbt acccr" t" zt zt apprtred reetbodr.? ?racti??il --'-nltnirg rai idity of fine don *rith br^nty t; rcv -metke. .'-e:tiir*e uroa ner^.rtile lav,. i:c,,.c vr -ue ie; itiat 2icr^?ntile ^abcectc, beside ir.# y ctfc'r poiaU :-t:s6?^:y lor r iocs.-keep?r or be laar,'1 sen to unirrsviiid. Tir e :.*ce-*ary for tI?tetfce convperariea "rom *j-e to eipbt vrtkd. Tb re l.lr j no T^oat.ca, ?pphc*r.(E fht! ent r -t ai:y tiie aati tfterd bcib lay acl e->nirg. Miiniutitionfi are beld at ct?t*d pariodt. and dipiocu ?wude.d to tbcae *Lo grain ate. For ten***, 4? t't? Hi.! b*f s rlrcular for wariei by rctib feb 4?1? OILVXlt VV A Ktu CAN FIELD, hitOTHFR it 939 Bsltimoie street. bs*e m haud anl ita tlr ttiakirs'- etyies of ?ilv r Off* a:ti T?a ?etd; 8ilvrr l itcbew, ".VrJt-rb; C'iJter-ae.3 of iti e&.c v w io- tJ?* ufu^I win diep have fai!?d; also by tbtu aad of ctr mo?t re hp- --ifcbls citii^a^ v bf kt*e n ?*d it in tb- 'c fanllieb bc:t; as prer-ntive an l cir.1 v .tb :*vsr tiiiiing sue ee- t r tbe Hst ivr^nty jvars, daring ^"bich period wi-b Tnry little ail trom advertising Ac., ?t bRS r br ?iie?s, or rendering the system raore uu^ceptible ct GoiC*. In ?:hrt>! ic ca.-tes, Asthmu, IVUcof^j Cough, Oiimp, Bronchitis, Afibcliotu of Otf ar.J C.!.?' ^ton, it is always very b ne8oi.a, a*' t Heliom f^i.s, when cr.nnienced in time to pt.rirct a cuve. Price 2a and 60 ceuie a bo. tic. 8o:d wholesa'e by Patt^rssoo A Nairr, Stott k Co., Uilgefv A Co. AlexHndvia by feel A Stevens, la Jeori'etown by Mr. Cissel 1 FLEX'S urM ARABIC GJINDYDROPS, a "linilar er,exposition to the above, bat in a milJer and mor- portuDle tcris they act lifee a chaici cn a rroab!e>ome Cough- and el'tr tb3 throat and -oiee; th?-y contain ao injurious drug, are particu 1 uly recommended for chiidrvn. frequenter* of pub iio ansenibli: s, public speakts singers, Ac Prii-e and 85 cents per box. Fur sale at most Drug and Candy Stores. oct 17?tf SOMETHING NEW. Ot l'OS'TK T1IK MAKKET CN PKNN8YLVA N1A AVKNOE 4 doors f?eljw Ninth ctre*:t, is a XEVv' CLOTQINQ !?TOtlE for Mtn and Boys, 0{enul tM- day. DECKER, me of the cheapest Clctbing Merchants in the Nor;h, has determined to fierto the citizeni of Washington end vicinPy, bir e:.Cil!-nt 'Jl?thingnt 'he lowest Northern pricen, for cath only. 1 here the POOR MAN will find just such a Clothinu Store a^has knj; been ^an ei iu Washington, ilis motto is ehoap for ca-h, and CNE price oxly. A good substantial woolUn coat be will tell for $2 75; Rnd heavy .winter pants, well lined, for $1 26; an l flee coa's, overoo*ts, anl ?\e?t*, ia proportion. Good wool and CD'ton under birts, hViery, jloveg, Ac., chea; er thin tbe cheapest nov 11?tt 1"R? DP.. SCWAKT7.E S PULMONIC HALSAM f r the cure of Co?:gh3, Co d?, Atthma, Ac Abo DR. *Ca\VAi;TZ?S'S WORM DESThOYING bi'UUP?never known to fail. For sale at SCHWAKTZIC A fcON'S drug store, Pa avenue, next toD S Botel. nov 10?2m JUST RECEIVED A PINE asaTtme't of Camrheoe, Solar anl fcthe rial .?1 LA tii'S, lilKANDOLE?, CANDEuA BiiAfS, IIALL LANTERNS, and L^NTKHN.* tul Kf>Nrtment cf Briian ia uamps, tor fl-.'id or oil, bor-cr* Lamps, ic. Brushes. Phi i s *ad Oil, Lamp Oils. Wi'id -w GlasJ and r, :?ts' materials in great *ar'e'y. fl' WKLL MK JELL. Nc 523 0 8'rHLt, Todd s Building, r-' V 30--dtJf>*!; t Maku:,'.- i: rivalled amehi. an gi i TARS c.nitan'ly on ba at 'he Ajpt. H iL it US A 111 Z. dec 11 B_ AkTu~M'> aUt.3nUGliAPllY?TO? I UK l P. T. PaTm.03, wr tten bv timvlf For fale at 1AY.OR A 'I: U..1'8 (5i cl2 B00kS?li?u near Ninth st j UE PKACTIC IN C'JOliTts OF JUsTILR IN I Ku land and tin Vnitel fctates, by Conway Rob n^cn of Richmond, V^., vol 1. iutt pub'dshed ai.d for stle by FR iNCK TaYLOK. dH?i 12 JACOB CHICRKRlNft'S unrhrlUd BoeU'> Pi AbOS for saIs i?iy at the au'eutt* Mu Ic 1'erot, doc 11 lULhUS A IilT/.