Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1854, Page 3

EVENING STAR. BOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ACCIDENT ON THE Rarzoap, But wo Laves Lost,—On Saturday evening, as the 5 e’clock train was coming here from Baliimore, an accid nt oc- cofred which threatened fearful results, but fortu- nately no person was even hurt. It appears that at Pesn. branch, just on crossing the bridge, two oxen got in the way, and were carried forward by thecow- catcher and engine until after passing the bridge, when the obstruction ¢aused the upsetting or we locomotive, and four vars followed, stopping the whole tran. The gers were in at alarm, bui Oaptdi Hikaplnes, who was tbr dt the ume, soon quieted their feara by satisfying them that there was no danger, although much ineonve- uience. There lay the monster iron-horse prosttate, aad there one of the oxen lay dead, the other being much injured, the wack was also torn up, and ther were the pa-sengers not knowing whattodo. It being but about fourteen miles from the city, all who could mot secure conveyances walked in, while oth ers remained im the cars, waiting the turn of event- that would put them on their way rejoicing. Nothing could be dope, however, as it was Saturday evening, the workmen at the depots Daring Tetired to ir homes, unul the next mori ing. it. Calvert, ore exteugive E.rins.are near by the scene of dis- eter, a8 soon as he beard of the accident, from luis weil-filled larder, bountifully supplied the wauts ot the passemgers who were compelled to remain over The down train at 8 o’clock, on Saturday evening, and the train at 4 o’clock, yesterday morning, were compelied to lie over at Beltsville until the damage: could be repaired. Those who «pent the night at that noted place, will for along time remember the poor fare and bad rum kept at the tavern there. Inu stead of paying some attention to the wants of the passengers, who were wiiling to pay liberally forsup. pec and breakfast, the landlord was wholly absor°rd ib disposing of his imitations of brandy and whisky, whieh could be properly called “liquid porson” ana “distilled damnation.”’ At 9 o’clock, yesterday morn- ing, things Were so arranged as to allow the cars to ase over the road, when the trains were brought to Washin ton, much to the joy of those who spent an unpleasant night at Beitsville. The conductors de- serve credit for their kind attention to the passengers. Sometuine or Great VaLve.—Our youngfellow- citizen, Mr. L. Stewart, not long since patented 9 saw which bids fair to reduce the power required hereafter in sawing up lumber, nearly, if not quite. one half. We have geen it in operation, and know irom mach experience in auch metters, that what we say of its performances is true. We are also bome out in this opinion by that of all the scientific and practical men in this city who have witnessed its operation. It took the premium, as it deserved to do, at the recent fair ef the Maryland Institute. its teeth ‘of the saw) are so constructed, as that each tooth cuts its way clean through the wood without tearing or forcing the saw ; each tooth ope Fates as a mortcing chisel, and cuts a chip or cone oi the thickness of the advanced space (vertical) between it and the tooth standing next The cutting part (front) of each tooth is The biade of the saw is of equal widh. That is. ats back forms a line parallel with the inclined plane formed by the points of the teeth, each succeeding One jutting deeper than the one before it. The width of the opening between each pair of te: this reg aitated by the jength of the saw and the size of the timber upon which it is designed to use it, so ‘hat each space between the teeth shall be capable of holding the chips or core that the tooth behind it cuts. The saw is capable of being conveniently attached to any mill without new rigging or fixtures ef a: y kind whatever. a The curious in mechanical improvements will find one of these saws in operation at the machine shop ef Mr. McClelland, on the corner of E and Its Streets, where, with a three or four horse power en- gine, it is doing as much ascan be done by any othe: saw we know of, driven by an eight or ten horse power engine. Contents or THE Corner Stone.—The corner ‘Stone of the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church being Jaid this afternoon, on the comer of Cand four-and-a-half streets, contains the following arti- cles and memorials : A register of the Baltimore Conference, and ger- eral tigutes; Bible without note or comment—the received version—which is considered ihe rule of faith and practice; Methodist hymn book, contain- ing the Methodist theology in verse; the Book of the Methodist Church Discipline, containing the laws, usages, and economy of the Methodis. Church beautiful copy of Hickey’s Constitution of the U: States, presented by the compiler, embo ying th organic law o! the land; the inaugural addresses of the first four Presidents, and of the present Presi- dent; the Compendium of the Seventh Census, just printed, and not bound; the papers of the District, and the papers of the Methodist denomination; the pames of the architect and builders of the church; the names of the trustees of the church and baild- ing committee; the name of the general agent of the church, Rev. Henry Sheer, and of the Methodist Bishop; a list of the names of the officers o° the} General Government; the names of the officers of the City Government, Mayor, members of each board of the City Councils, judges of the Supreme Court, and circuit court, mrshal of the Distri ‘t, aud: distriet attorney; the last congressional directory; and the proceedings of the Continental Congress. ‘a Is wo More.—The unfortunate young man, Jas. Cuthbert, who lacerated his throat on Friday n ght, died on Saturday of his wounds, as was expected A large number of sorrowing friends attended his funeral yesterday afternoon. Blair says: “To run away that at the very worst, thinking to mend ourselves, From this world’s ills, Will soon blow oer, By boldly Scape 3 on a world unknown And plunging headiong in the dark—tis mad ! No frenzy haif so desperate as this.” Tue HicHLanpeRs—Contribution to the Monu- ment.—We learn that the commissions have been issued for this new company, and having their uni- forms, are making preparations for an early parade, @s soon as they can get their icuskets, and some bt essary arrangements can be made. Not be. 4 ready to parade on the 19th, they met on the even_ ing of that day, and passed a resolution unanimous ly for the officers to contribute five dollars each to the Washington Monument, and the men one dollar each. This will exceed the highest contribr tion made by any of the companies on the day of the grand p*:ade. THE .Prrou.—This building is anevery day sight, but few, however, know its history: The corner stone of the Capitel was laid by Gen. Waslungion, ‘Sept. 16, 1782. The origmal design was by br. Wm. Thornton, (an amateur archiiect.) modified by B. H. Latrobe, and finished by Bulfinch, Length of front, 352 feet 4 inches. Depth of wings 221 feet6 inches. East projection and steps, 65 West projection and Steps, 8 to top of balustrade, 70 fee*. dome, 145 feet Height above tidewater, 215 Kowundo 96 feet in diameter and 90 feet high. Library is con tructed enurely of iron, and is 92 tert long, 34 feet wide, and 36 feet high. e new wings, each 234 by 148 feet. Total length of building when finished, 740 feet. The wings will be joined to the eld building by covered pas.age ways. Important Mretine.—The meeting of the city Councils this evening will be of unusual import- ance, as the excitement in the city about the bread law, the hucksters’ act, andthe grocers’ and tippling house bills, will call for their immediate action, or Possibly re-action. It is to be hoped that our City Fathers will in some Way lull the rising storm. ‘The butter dealers, principal tavern keepers, and huck. sters have already presented their memorials, and this evening the petition of those who met at the Odd- Fellows’ Hali, is to g° in, and will probably be acted upon, as the object is ofa Pressing character. CuaxpEiers ror Surrusoxtan Inetrretiox.— There may be seen at the lamp establishment of Mr, John Reese, corner of the Avenue and Sixth street, | Specimen of the new chandeliers to be put up in the lecture rooms, hall, &c., of the Emithsonian | a stitution. The work is of a new style of bronzing for which a patent has been obtained, the whole Latiecrern | an elegant appearance, harmon zing in color the building. Capt. Alexander, of the Engineer Corps, who has charge of these matters, has shown excellent tas.e in the selection of these beautiful werks of art. ‘Tux Hvcksrers on 4 Sraike—On Saturday evening the housekeepers were much surprised ou going to the Centre and Northern Liberties markets, at net finding the hucksters there with their a supply of vegetables. Not a potato could be had fo: Jove or money, except early in the evening, the huck sters having withdrawn from the marke: on account of the new huckster law. We learn that they have determined to stand out for their rights. The Hucksters were also absent from the West Market this morning, and are el z ing to the strike, - Seta See Uxqcest AT THE JaiL.—This inorning, Coroner Woodward held an inquest at the jail over the body of a colored prisonewhamed John Dement, whohad been committed in Decembet last for larceny, He was afflic ed with chronic diarrhea when he came to ‘ure prison, and the inquest found that he came to his death from that disease. He Was aged between fifty and sixty, and it is undergtood was b: of the West India Islands. ae Ix Lnox}.—Lucas having made a wird attempt to escape from jail, the Warden has been compelled to resort to eXtreme Measures to secure him, and he ie now, we understard, in irons and fastened in one of the celis. Such is the Unpleasant Consequence of the want of a litue patience und good behavior, Re-Orenine oF ue Denvce.—Morgan’s Mirror of the Creaton and thé Deluge, painted by George Hidge, Eeq., and formerly owned and exhibited in this city by Dr. Beale, will open in Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Wednesday of this week. This newly re- vised panorama, with an entirely new diorama and several new and superb scenes recently Sines, among which are the Fairy Grotto and the Temple of the Mermaids, with a grand concert by the Bos ton blind vocalist, Miss tlleri Sophia Emmons, is said to be even more attractive than wiien exhibited here formany weeks. to enthusiastic andoverwhelm ing crowds, some two years since. It then won the un'versal approbation of the clergy and the of Washington, and gentlemen of the highest official ~a+i~=8 whose recommendatione are still presented upot the programme. Asthe new scenes are paint: d ate original artist, with careful study and more matured experience, persons witnessing it before will feel confident of its present tranatendent merits. Circurr Courr—Gardiner Case.—The Circuit Court, Judges Morsell ami Dumwop presiding, was. engaged in the case of the appeal of Messrs. Bradley and Carlisle, who claim tobe the proper administra- tors of the estate of the late Dr. Gardiner. ‘Thi Indge of the Orphans’ Court decided, last summer. to appoint Samuel Casey, Esq., Treasurer of the United States, th: administrator. It is from this de- ciston the appeal ismade. The amount involved is wu of 000, rendering it quite an import ant case. esers. Fendall, Lawrence, and Chilton, appear for Mescts. Caflisie and Bradley. Mr. Key, he U. 8. District Attorney, and Mr. Redding, are counsel in favor of the decision of the Orphans’ Court. — Tne Late Stappine Case.—We are gratified to learn that Geo. W. Olds, who was stabbed October 10th, at the Empire House, by Wm. Weeks, is fast recovering from his injuries. He isable to be about. Weeks is still in prison. Forsrat—The membes of the Good Intent Beneficial Society of Washington, followed to the grave yesterday afternoon, th: remains of William Lally, a deceased brrother. Waren Rettrxs.—On Saturday night, two young fellows, W. H. Butterball, aged nine years, ano James Grace, aged eleven, were brought to the watch-house as vagrants. David Curtis, slave, run away from Dr. Gunnell, was also brought in. Last night, Sarah Barnes, colored, free, aged ei years, a helpless creature, passed her time in the lock-up till this mo:ning. James McMahon, chi d with peddling without authority, also spent the night there. All of them were dismissed by Capt. Birch, there being no one to sustain the charges. ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE. Ratlroad Meeting and Procesdings—Special Election, ALEXANDRIA, Oot. 23, 1854. ‘The late meetings of the Manassas Gap and Alex- andria, and Loudon and Hampshire Railroad Com- panies, which occupied & considerable portioa of public attention, and a large space in our journals of last week, may be summed up as follows: The Manassas Gap Railroad Company assembled at Liberty Hall, on Thursday, 19th inst., Gen. Meem, of Shenandoah, chaitman, B. H. Berry and Edward Green, secretaries. A committee of five was ap pointed to examine proxies, who reported that rep- resentatives of a majority of the stock were present. Mr. E. C. Marehall was re elected presnient. Att-r some discussion in regard t¢ Rovkingham’s right to a director, during which Mr. W. H. Fowle declined & nommation, and announced that he intended to Tesign every public trust, Messrs. Fowle and Bos- well were re-elcted directors. Tho Roard of Wi- rectors Weré authorize to expend the net earnings of the vad for the year upon the independent line The State proxies were allowed their expenses. Next morning, the directors were iastru<ted to in- quire into the expediency of declaring divicends to the original stockholders, and at night the presid-nt and directors were authorized to borrow $209.000 for the purpose of carrying out the objects of the original charter, and to seeure such loan by a wort e upon the property of the company. he Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire } road Company met, pursuant to adjournment, a’ repta Hall, on Friday morning. The annual reports of the officers were read. The Board of Directors were authorized to construct a bramch road to such: Point opposite the city of Washington as they may deem most convenient to connect with a new brige, whenever the same may be built. The nction of th: Board in contracting for the b. idging, masonry, and grading on the line of the road between Alexan‘ria and Clark’s Gap was approved. The confidence of the stockholders was expressed by resolution, and the aid of citizens invoked. Messrs. Miller, Braden and Bruce were appointed an examining commitice and the company adjourned. The speciai election to fill the vacancy in our Common Council from the First Ward takes place to-day. Mr. Josiah H. Davis is opposed by Mr. George Plain, whose name ja upon the “American®” (Know-Nothing) ticket. This ward has heretofore been the Whig banner ward of Alexandria. Amt. cs enipaingeumnnnneemeeneeee eT S@ Tho best article ever used, as hundreds can testify in this city aud the surrounding courtry. Read—Ginwan's Liqurip Harm Drx instantaneously changes the hair to a bril- Mant jet Black or glossy Brown, which is permanent; does not stain or in any way injure the skin. No article ever yet invented which will compare with it. We would advise all pho bave gray hairs to buy it, for tt never fail,—Boston ont For terms address Z. D. GILMAN, Waathington. oct 332 ov Axovann Px x xt vm.—Mr. WHITEHURST has boon another premium for his superior Daguerreotypes, exhibited af the World's Falr, New York, Ir will ve necoee dered that Mr. W. received from the World's Fair, Loudon, two medais for his unrivalled daguerreotypes of Presideat Fillmore and Cabinet, and Pantiscuves of Niagara Falls, be sides premiums at all the fairs at which he has exhibite! fo: _] many years past. This speaks volumes in favor of bis gulle- ries. Cail and have your likenesses taken at Whitehorst’s Galle ry, near Four and-a-half street, Pennsylvania avenue, bep let ee ee S27 Jox Suit twaTon receives all the new Books and News- Papers as fast as published. He 1s agent for Harpe: a the other Magazines, and our readers will alwe: large and good assortment of Blank Books and Statloucry at ls Bookstore, Odeou Building, cor Ps. avenue and 43 «1. aug 7" Invalids recovering from the effects of Fever, Billoux Diseases, or loug continued illness of any kind, will Sud Carter's Spanish Mixture the only remedy that will revive their drouping constitutions, expel all bad humors from the blood, excite the liver to # prompt and healty action, aud by ita toute properties, restore the pattent to life aud vigor. Wecau only say TRY IT. A single bottie is worth ai the so-called Sarsaparilias in existence. It contains uo Mercury Opium, or any other noxtousor poisonous drug, ana can bo given to the youngest infant without hesitation. See the certiudcates of wonderful cures around the bottles. More than Eve bundred persons inthe city of Richmond, ‘Va., cau teat'ty to its good effects. 'e*See advertine ; ee ee ‘2 ODD FELLOWS’ CERTIFIOATE.—Ne sTRowGna TRe- TIMONY NEED BE ASKED. "Wasutma?ow Lovo, No. 2, I. 0. 0. F., np Norfolk, July 96th, iss. Mr. E. Buszow—Dear Sir—In compliauce with your re quest we inform you for the benefit of the public, that « brother of our Order, John R. Jasper, became sick while a stranger tn this city, and in consequence of his destitute con- dition was sent to the Hospital, where he was found by a committee of this @, suffering from a» disease termed Scrofula or King’s Evil, and in s0 low a state as to be pro- nounced by the physicians incurable. Qn recommendation of a brother le was induced to try your medicine, and in three weeks was declared cured and left the city for New York; and iu our opinion his restoration to health was caused solely by the use of your specific. Given under our hands and seal of our Lodge the date above written. Seal, Jas. H. Raxson, N. G. K. Cuammxucam, Secretary, 4 MIGHTY TRIUMPH IN MEDICINE. MASONIC CKBTIFICATE. Nogvoig, t. 6, 1868. Dear Sir—In compliance with your evens ty the un- deraigued, cheerfully state that in the fall of 1644 our atten tion was directed to the deplorable condition of « stranger named Jon R. Jasper, who had been treated for Scrofala without eflecting acure, and st the suggestion of a frieud with some Snsper was declared caved flared cured, and left Norfolk rently » well ls Respectfully, &c. oa 4 a Simow Stoue, F. F. Ferguson, Mr. B. Burrow. For Humors, Inflammations, Venereal and Muccurial Dis cases, Scrofula, Coughs, Colds, Fevers and Consumption in ite Oret stage, it Is the only infallible specific. The genuine is for sale in Washington by 0. STOTT & CO., Pennsylvania avenue and 7th stroet, aud all dealers in med. ictue throughout the District of Columbia. oct 18—13w ee @ Avthe m approaches for getlemen’s Fai! and Win- ter wear we call the attention ol our tiuies tytn ree Nae Philip I. Cohe Wm. D. Serl.” 7 ., of the well Clothing Emporium, Browns’ eae coat is cut and tintslied with a le Hail Hotel. Their surtout over- degree of taste that would do “i Peck Goate fwuporior ‘ulah, and of Casslmeres. Black docdti:, ent eee . Veats of rich velvets, ina Kin and Fancy merinos, plusi- es, plain and figured silks, satins, cass! have @ large assortment of Shirts, Drawers, Caderaice? Collars, Ties, Gloves, &c. : wp 30 S@ Ir anovtp be universally :uown— : true—that indigestion 1s the large propor the fatal diseases. Dysenter; jarrhea, liver complaint, and Many other diseases ean eter city inspector's weekly catalogue of deaths, are ger fudigestion alone. Dr jackson, tve, and invigorant, stands alone and usappr 5 have tried the Bitters; and know that they are excellent We c ve. For sale dealers in me: everywhere. aps oa” SPLENDID Pic URES —Those of our readers who deaire to pass through a splendid Gallery of Pict fail'to pay visit to Ptumb’s Mootbe om the Avenue, Se noe on exhibition there some choice specimens of the ew ar at Daguerreotyping in Oll, which for beauty end excellence are fncompar. ‘Theres portrait execated, tn this Inc style, of President Pierce, that reflects great credit on ‘le artist, every lineament thereof giving s life like expreesien, ar. Piumbe is reckoned among the first Daguerreeu artis of our time. mar ee er MARRIED. At Georgetown, D. C., on the 17tH instant, by the Rev. B. F. Brooke, Mr. D. W. EDMONSTON, Jr., and Miss MARION J. DAW, of the above place. He has AY eA eR EE EL IT eR? « Wants”and" Wantel? advertisements, fourlines OF leas, for each insertion, 25 cents; each additional ‘ime 5 cents. ————— ee Wa, TMMEDTATELY—TRS JOURNEY- men House tére. None but good work- men need apply. Two months work tied. cot 83—4t0 PARKER & SPALDING. ‘ANTED—A Situation to take of Adams Power Pre:ses; or at Hard rhemype any oth or employment where he could be useful. No obje: tion to going South. Address Bly Montgomery, pecegh ee Post Office, Washington. ‘ Oc! ibd ANTED—AT MRS. M. L. DAVINON, PA. AV- enue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, two Cerrone Milliners. The best prices will be paid. oot W 48 eb2W0 @ BN TO RENT thr,e comfortably m8, obs ; two cpambers. The rent is $20.8 month. Apply er, on 10th street, two doors above M, to G. ¥. Schafe oct 23—3t* . ANTKD IMMEDIATELY—FIVK HUNDRED doll rs for two 5 rtgage given on teal estate assersed at eleven hundred dollars. Also, for sale two Frame Houses and a vacant lot fronting near Pa. avenue. Address “D EB” through Post Office, Georgetown. D. 0., stating where an {n- terview mee be had. Communications confidential. oct 21—3t* ee, ‘ANTED—SEVERAL YOUNG SADIES, 10 lesrn fine vest making. None but neat sew- ers need apply—to No. 438 Ninth st., bet. @ and H oct 20—eo4t* SS Wie voaes STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN, who understands farming. To one who can come well recommended liberal wages’ and a per manent situation may be secured. Apply to C. ASHFORD, * Seventh, between D and E streets, Island. + oct 19—2aw3w ANTS A SITUATION.—A FIRST RATR Coach Smith. One who understands his bus- i cone J. W. Cory, through Post office. oct 20 - —————————— A*TED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, TO take charge of three young children. She will have the assistance of a servant girl. To one who cen bring the highest recommendations, and none other need apply, the best wages will be given. Apply at No. 716 New Jereey avenue, near the brick bridge. oct 19—lw* ANTS NEZEGROES.—Thesubsoribders are all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay ing the est cash Persons having Slaves for sale Please at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal- cimore, M4, (Rlétter’s old stand.) Slaves taken on board at 25 cents per day. 4 B.M.& W. L. CAMPBELL. Por Bale and Rent. . F°: RENT—A NEW THRBE-STORY BRICK House on 10th street west, between L and M north. Main house has seven rooms and a celler— back builditg four roome beside a bath room. Gas and water fixtures. Apply’ td °8, SIMMS? Store, corner Tenth and L street, 0? to James Barker, H street, between 11th and 22th eta, or to Dickene ee Lumter Yard, 5 oot Catelligencer oopy and send bill to Star offics) AND BOARD—SEVERAL SINGLE gen- tlemen can be Scoommodated with pleasant west side, betwee: . oct 21—Im®* PR RENT—Three new threa story HOUSES, on Pierce street, between North Capitol avd 1st at., avd Lends. They sontein six rooms each. Ap- Lb THOMA, immediately oppesite. | —1 OB RUNT—A HOUSE, with a back F “Vuising, 2 8 ros. te Boars tas tack recently repaired, and id in. ndition. To a carefal tenant the rent will be made moderate. Ap- ply to JOHN N, on 17th, betw. H and I sta, ost 10 enét? 2 SALE—Thres hundred and sixty-five acres of LAND in Montgomery county, Md, about 10 miles from Washington, towards Brookeville. The said ae creer nae pine, see the soil is partic adapt growth of wheat. Address ALLEN DODGE, oct 18—e0" w* Georgetown. ‘OTICE —WILL BE FOR RENT, ON OR BE- fore December next, the Building now occupied 3 Willard’s Hotel Cosch Stable, situated on E, be tween idih and 16th streets, It is a fine location, and can be had on resconeble terms Applv either to Mr. OHESTER WALBAIDGE, or at Wiliard’s Hotel. oe 18—eo7t! OR RKENT—THE DOUBLE HOUSE, SOUTH- west corner of 13th and H ats. Inquire No. 238 F street north. oct 18—2aw2w* Se ee Fe RENT—A VERY 1ANDSOME NEW BRICK House, situated on the corner of Masaachucetis avenueand 10th street, in a healthy part of the city and containing ten rooms and cellar, with a good pane of water in the yard. Pesséssion given imme ta; iy Also. one adjoining the above, which will be ready for a tenant on the Ist of November. Rent moderate. Apply to Geo. T. Langley, No. 604 on L, betveen Ninth and Tenth streets. H—e06t* ‘oct Fe SALK—A VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY briek Building, siated roof, situated on M, bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Moreover, a Lot between L streetand Massachn- setts avenue. . Application to be made at: the store on the corner of }2th street and Massachusetts ave- tue. oct 18—eo6t Boarding. Bees DUVALL, Penna. avenus, nearly opposite Browns’ Hotel, has fine ROOMS and offers ev: desirable comtort and acoommoia- ion for or single gentlemen—; oni ortransient. No more agrecable boarding house will be found !n Washington. jo 1b—ly Q! ELOND HAND PIANOS FOR SALE. S One at One at ‘ One at $75 Oall early and secure e bargsin at ‘lo M De. pot of HILBUS & ELTZ. Oct 1 atf [* PORTANT Work for Pension Claimant.—Pension and Bounty Land Laws ‘ast pubi‘ehed an analytioal Digest of the Pension and Bounty Land Laws, the De-isions of Secreta- ties, “o., urranged 59 a: to Le intelligible to every suaimant. Price $2—postage If prepaid 20 cenis. TAYLOR & MAURY’S oct 12 Boo! near 9th a CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE. ‘TRAM RICHBY, Mavufactirer end Dealer in STOVES and TIN WARK, corner of H and Seveuth street, W: ‘ton, D. C. Particular attention paid to FING 4POUTING, and at] work in his line attend. od io at the shortest poasibis notie-. cect 11—1m —————— OOUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, Relief in “ive Minutes. TYLER'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP. A hee increasing demand for this most pieasent, safe, and efficacious remedy for all pulmonery distaser, has enabled the pro-rietor to reduce the price so as to plaee it within the reach of ali cla-ses. Its superiority over most similar preparations is ub tested by many eminent physicians who have veen eye witnesses of its efficacy when the usual reme- dies have failed; also by thoueand of onr most re- spectable citizens who have used it in their familice both as preventive and cure with never failing suc- cess for the last twenty years, during whieh period with very little aid trom advertising. 40., it han gradually spread reputa‘ion over the whole Union. in caves of receut Golds Coughs, Hoarsencas, dc., it gives mmediste relief, a-d gan: rally cures in a day or two, without interfering with diet or business, or cemaerig, the Chere more susceptible Oe in chropic cases, Asthma, Whoopng Cough, Oroep, Bronchitia, Affections of the Lungs, and Consum: ‘ion, itis always very b neficial. and seldom fais, when commenced in time to perfect # cure. ¥rice 25 and 50 cents a bottle. Sold wholesaie by Patterson & Nairn, Stott & Oo., Ridgely 4 Oc. Alexandria by Peel & Stevens. In Jeorgetown by Mr. Cissel. &@ TYLER’S GUM ARABIC CANDY DROPS. « sim'lar composition to the above, but in a milder snd mere portable form ; they act lise a charm on + treubleeome Cough, and clear the throat and voice; (key eontain no injurious drug. are particu- larly recommended for children. frequenters of pub- lio assemblies, public speakrrs, singers, 4c, Prie/2}¢ and 25 cents per box. Foe ssie at most Drug and Candy Stores. oct 17—tf K HAVis NOW AT OUR YARD ON NINIE Street, between D and E— { cargo Philedelphia Red Ash Coal for Grates, &c. 1 do do white Egg Coal yor iadiators 1 do Broken do Arh do for turnaces 1 do toe Red Ash do fer cook. Price $7 Daily expected one cargo Grey Ash Also about 60 toas mixed coal, laying on an open lot, which will be sold at « vesy low price. Terms cash. 2240 pounds to the ton. Cot u—eo3t* YOUNG & MOORE. REMOVAL OF THE 25 CT. DAGUERREAN GALLERY. Bare happy to inform the public that we lave W moved ‘rom over Gilmsn’s Drug Sture to the finest Daguerrean Gallery in the city, directly over Messrs. Galt's Jewelry Store, between 9th auu 10th 3+ eets, Pa. avenue, and by the new French process, which enables ws to make eplendid pi:tuies in all weathers, we are makiog from 260 to 300 daily, and we hope by our unusual swiftness and acoommos dating penepiss to gain a liberal een oat 17—eo3t® C. D. STRWART, Prop. HE STAGE —Personal Recollections of the Btage, by W. B. Wood. Farther supplies Just received at TAYLOR & MAURY’S oot 10— Bookstore, near 9th rt. DR. J. B. GIBBS, Dentist, has removed his office from 4}¢ street to the ‘houss of Dr. Arthur, Pa. avenue, betw. 12th and 13th streets. oct 14—3m* A) BBL8._ PRIME NORTHERN APPLES, DO “ie beie No.3 Aeckerel, mmedtom and emall; for aule by N. B. HARTLEY, Water street, os 16— Georgetown. ,~ WM. HAUNSCHILD, HANGER & UPHOLSTERER. RICAN and French Psper Hangings and Iphoister Goods, Peansylvania avenue, betw. Seventeenth and Kighteenth streets, Washington, Do. Ww. Haunschild begs leave to inform his friends” ind the public that he has on hand a large stcck of French Gilt and American Transpa: rents Also, Hair, Moss, Cotten and Shuck Mattresses. which ogt 16—3m Se 6 will dispose of at the iowsst prices. OLOOKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY. I have just received and opened great assortment of Clocks, Watches, nd Jewelry, all of which will be sold cheaper than similar goods can be. ought ia the ee ee on Bend oh Waiches, which sold a great ba: fPoalled soon, at ‘J ROBINSON'S” Jewelry Store, opposite Browns’ Hotel. _oet 5—Im FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. MS MORKLY will open Fall and Winter MIL. LINER J, on Saturday, the 7th instant, com. prising 8 good assortment of Goods, and adapted to the season. Wanted a young Lady of integrity and good ap peara: as saleswoman. Also, several_good Milli- ners. ak oct 6—Im OR SALE.—A pair of Vermont MORGAN MARES, six years old, well broken, seund, stylish and capital drivers. They’ are ihe property of a gentleman who re cently obtained them ai the North for his own use, but now finds that a o! e in his atrangemente makes it desireable for him to dispose of them. They are just the hor-es to be driven by a gentle mad or Teay They can be seen at Bouthron’s (late Birch’s) stables, on 18th street. sep Ries, 4c,—Reasors and Strops, Combs, Brush- es, Shaving 0 Soaps and Per- ved Willards’ Hotel, 2BENs SS ee a et Se ee a ae SS ee _ = OR RRNT—A BRICK HOUSE, No. 665 NEW Jersey avenue, second equare south of the Cap- itol. Snquire of R. M. Coombs, No. 613 Righth st., near Navy Yard Gate. cot 30—3t* 00M FOR RENT -FURNISHED OR UNFUR- NISHED.—A nice front room on the lower floor of a house, No. 479, on the west ride of 13th street, two doors south of Pennarlvania avenue. It will suit a gentleman desiring comfortab e quarters for the winter, in the immediate vicinity of the Avenue. oct 19—2w TOR RENT—THE &PACIOUS AND ELEGANT A Concert Room of Forrest Hall, Georgetown; at. tached ure all the uecesgars dressing rsoms, 2. It is the onty placs for public exhibition in the town. The room is forty-five feet wie, by eighty feet deep. Height of ceilfog twenty-three feet, Possession may ~¢ had immediately. Terme liberal. ‘Address B. FORREST, Georgetown. 1w* —SRVERAL CHAMBERS, NEATLY furnished, on D, between Ninth and Tenta streets. Inquire of C. W. Boteler, Ivon Hsli, Penn. avenue. oct i8s—st Foe RENT.—The most desirable STORE .Bow (0 be had om Pa. avenue is next deor to the new star Office: It is situated between the new Star Office and the new store on the corner of Pa. avenue and Eleventh street, being fitted up by Hilbua& Hits, tor their contemplated mégnificent Piano and Music establishment. Apply early et the Star of floe. oot 2- tf TORAGE.—Wallach & Hope will store Furni- ture, Dry Goods, Groceries, 4c., in the extensive basement underneath the new “Star Buildings,” at the oorner of Pennsylvania avenue and Kleventh street. These basements are paved with flags, well ventilated, and perfectly dry at all times and se cure. oA Rely at the Star offite counter. oct I—tf jOR RENT.—For one or four years—the premises from which the Star office bas just been ree moved, on D street, near its junction with Pennsyl- vania avenue ani Twelfth sireets. It consists of two buildings—front and rear. and ample yard room, with » well of water for mechanical purposes on the premiees. Thin iss first rate opportunity for a dyer, Painter, nter, menufacturing het- ter, blacksmith, wheelright, &c., to obtain working room within a slones throw of the centre of Penn- eylvania avenue, while the front building will answer for one, two or three shops or cffices. Ap- “ p> poe at the new office of the Star, corner of ivania avenue and Eleventh street. oct 2—tf OHANCE.—For sale, fourteen acres of LAND, one mile from the city line, near the toll gate on Seventh street, four acresin heavy tim- ber, a fine site for a suburban residence—eoil well adapted for magket gardening. Ksquire of E. 0. HUBBARD, Neer the Toll Gate, on Seventh street. sep 37—1m* OR SALE—DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE I8LAND—Oonsisting of two HOUSES @LOTS, the first being a new frame House, fifteen by thirty feet, with four large airy rooms, and summer kiteb- en attached, and other improvements, consisting of stabling, &c., on » full lot of 60 by 122 feet, running back to s 80 teet alley. The otner is « frame house of four rooms, situated on a Lot 21 by 76 feet 10 in. All information will be giteu by applying in person or by letter to “BYPHAX,” at the Star offine. N. B.—The first named house rit lot would suit renee ararea nates anand By K.-S. WRIGHT s Georgetown- YATTABLE BU’ LDING LOT AT AUCTION —On TUESDAY, (to morrow) aftermvon, the 24th in sty citatan iets bates kt Beorka p fronting 60 feet on Washington strest, Terme: One-third casb, eelance in six months, with interest. EB. 8. WRIGHT, oct 2—2t Auctionser._ By ROTHWELL & BROWN, autte. (\HE AUCTION. SALES of Dry Goods, will be AL SMtinued st our Auction, Stcre, the tresent ween, <* a at 3 b'clock, and even- ings at 7 o’clock. . cp Fart opened an additiona: sauely of ey Soe gonete ing of Blankets, Shawls, Cictn., Cassimeres, Cc. ‘lannels, aey 8, ak WK, Auotioneers, corner 7th and I streets. ect RBA wisss 0) bac si Su a By GREEN & SCOTT, Awetioneers. ROCERIES, LIQUO! HARDWARB, &c., st G Auction.—On WEDR! AY, the 25th instaut. e shall sell, at the Groeery Store of Mre. Bail, at @ corner of Third ahd H street ncrth, at 10 o’cl’k a.m, an éxcelfent assortment of fresh Groceries, Li- juors, &e., viz: ea, rane and Coffee, Spices, Candles and Salt A fine asgortment of Liquors, Brandy, Gin, Whie key and Wines Tobacco, Cigars.and Snuff, Wood«*are and Broome Soap and Candles, Sta:ch, Glass, Orockery & Hard ware Molasses, Vin and Oil ‘With o los of other articles such as are usually a kept in a retail grccery. “The above mentions stock is fresh, having teen just laidin Terms: All sums under $25, cash; over that som a credit of sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfac yndorsed. tute GREEN & SCOTT, oct 23-—d Aucticneers 3 Z ——— By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers. ‘ANDSOME TWO-STORY FRAMB HOUER ut and Lot on north L, between 18th and 19 h streets at Auction—On THURSDAY, the 26th inst * we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 414 0’cl’k p. m., part of Lot No 8, in Square Ne. 140, fronting on the western new market space. The house con tains fout good and conveniently arranged roome. Title indisputable. : Terms : One-half cash ; balance in six and tweive months, for notes bearing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. GREEN & oct 93—d Austionesrs By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALE BY ORDER OF THE ORDER OF THY KS. Orphans’ Court of Household Furniture two first rate Work Horse", Carte and Harness, Superi or Milch Cows, &c.—On THURSDAY morning, Oc tob-r 26th, at 10 o’clock, at the residence of the late Jabez T-avers, on 27th, between I and K streets, 1 shall sell all his personal effects, viz: Mahogany spriag seat Sofes and Chairs Do ~ Card Tables, mantel and pier Glasses Do Dining Tabler, cane snd wood seat Chairs Do Sideboard, Dressing Glass, Settee Bedsteads, Weshstands, Bureaus Beda, Mattresses, Be‘ding Curtains, Carpets, Matting, Oilcloth Glass and Crockery Ware, Clock Superior Cook Stove and Fixtures, &c. Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Utensils. ALEO— ‘Two first rate Work Horses, Carts and Marnecs One superior Milch Cow. ‘Terms: $25 and under cash; over that sum a credit of four months, for notes satistactorily en- dorsed. bearing interest. By order of the administratcr. JAMES C. MOGUIRE. sot 21—4 Aucttoneer. By GREEN & sCOTT, Afictioneers. XTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND Secon? band Farniture at Auction —On THUR&DAY, 26th instant, we shall sell, et our store, at the corner of Bixth sfrect and Pentixytanta avenue, at 10 o’cl ck a.m.,an extensive assortment of excellent Furni- ture, on sccount of whom it may concern, vis : Mahogeny hair seat and plush covered Sofas Do castor, arm, rocking and perlor Chairs Do marble top. dressing and other Bureaus Do do centre, sofa, side, snd other Tables Do Sideh>ard Wardrobes Warhstands and Closéts Mehogany dining breakfert, card, and faney Tables to _ Bookcases, Secretaries un4 Hatstands Maple «nd walnut cane sest Cha! nd Rockers Mahogany and wainut French and other Redsteaés Fine marta top and other Cottage Chamber Sets Two fine Frenoh piate gilt frame Mirrors, one 72 by 28 inches, the other 60 by 48 inches Feather Beds, Redding Hair and shuck Mattresses Cx delabras, solar, hall and other Lamps With a larze ict of other articles which we deem unneceseary to enumeréte. ‘Terms: $50 and under cach; over $50 a credit of two, four and six montfs, for notes éaiisfectorily en- dorsed, bearing intersat. The attention of the public is respectfully invite to the sale, as it will be well worthy their attention. GREEN & 800 oot #3 -@ Auctioneers —— By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers EW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND !0T st Auction.—On Monday, the 23d instant. we shall sell, in front of the premies, at nalf past four o'clock, a good two-story frame new and unfinishe House and Stable, and the Lot on whi-h it stands, it being parts lots ‘os 30, 31, 92 and 33, in Aurtin’s subdivision of square No. 99, fronting on north M, between 20tn and Zist streets west, rnoning with a side alley 19 feet 9 inches wide. Titse indisputable. Terms cach. GREEN & SOOTT. oct 18—eodide Auctioneers. By E. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown. OY TUESDAY, the 2ith instant, at 4 o’elock p m., I shall sell, without reserve, in front of the premises— Lot 116, in Reall’s addition to Georgetown, front- ing 24 feet on Green street, by 117 deep. toa ix foot alley, with the frame Buildings thereon. ‘Terms at the sale. Muelin Bosoms, &>., just received at oct 17 BIRGE'S, Vi'lerds’ Hotel. CARD MUSICAL. "LLE W. KOYE, late of Stockholm, Sweden, has arrived in this city acd is prepared te give 1-ssous to advanced Scholars on the Piano Forte and in Vocal Music. Orders left at her residence, Mrs. Gildemeister, on 436 street, near Pa. avenue, or at the Music Depot of Hilbus & Hits, will meet with prompt attention. oot 7—tf y Meals served up at all hourg, consisting of every delicacy of the season. hans HOTEL, oct 8—1m Pa- avenue. OM@PATHY.—Manual of Homepathic Prar- tice for the use of Families and Private Indi- viduals by A. K. Small, A.M M.D. Price $2. In- valuable for domestic reference Poems and Translations from Goethe, Schiler, ac. by Obas. BR. Lar bert "The Raiiway Library, wooderfully cheap editions of Bulwer’s Novels, for travelers readii Routledge’s Tourists’ Guide through the United States, containing ai) the requisit . information, to- gether with a splendid May—60 cents Lives of the Queens of Engiand before the Oon- by Mrs. Hall. Seo TAYLOR & MAUBY'S oot 18 - tf Bookstore, near 9th st. ELULING NEW BIANOS AT MANUFACTORY wholesale prices for cash —We have on hand a few very euperio: inewuments. wich we will sell ag above w close out our preseat swek previous te removing. Every instrument warranted. Call and Judge for yourselves st Hilbus & Hitz’ Music Depot oot 1¢@—tf MANUFACTURING OF JEWELRY. HAVE now completed my arrangements for tre manufacturing of alll kinds of fine god Jewel in the best wormanlike inenner. Bismonds re-set, and every description of New Work muie ‘o order at short daca Be 418 ap bg ad eee 444 and i o! Large Spread e. oe H. 0. HOON, N. B.—Particular attention paid to the repairing of nne Watcbe3. oct 14 PHIL ‘HIA AUCTION BARGAINS. Eis all shades, at 75 centr, very French Merino Plaids, all iy tres 500 pieces black silk velvet Ribbons; of all widths, very cheap Plaid Silks, plaid Ribbons Black Silks of every width and quality 200 French Shawls, various ctyles, very low Qustomers will do well to call and jook at my stock, all of which will be sold at a amall advance, for cash. WM. R. RILEY, Oorner 8th st., opposite Centre Market. oot 3—1m Des tere WRITING INK, by Perine Guyot Bank of England Writing Ink, by Jones, ma- by Tey direct from the menufecturers in Lom mr ts in don aa by FRANCK TAXLOR. =p ; E. 8, WRIGHT, = oct 1l—d Auctioneer. DERGARMENTS in every variety, Kobesde| By KAKNAKD & BUCKEY, Auct’rs, Chambre, Jackets, Shirts, Ocllars, Linen and GEORGETOWN. HcuzEBoLp VURNITURE, 4C., AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY morning, the 24th inst, at 10 o’clock, we will sell at the house of Mr. J»mee H. H: ltsm n, in Cherry Alley, on the corner on site the Cotton Factory, his entire Furniture. e name in part— ; Mahogany Hureaus, ds Tables do Sofa; Lounges Settee, Mahogany Rockiog Chairs Cane. Rush, and Windsor do Wardrobes, Sideb ard Curtaias, Clocks, Weshstands Bedsteeds, Feather Beds and Bedding Cribbs. Mattresses‘ Buffalo Robe, &c Rird Osges, Pictures, Refrigerator Parler, Hail snd Chamber Carpets Looking Glasses, Glass and Crockery Ware Parlor Cook and other Stoves One fir. t rate milk Cow, one Sleigh Maey cther articles not enumerated. Terms at sale. BARNARD & BUCKEY, cot 20—d Auetioneers. By J. C. Mc@UIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTER’S SALE of Valuable Building Lot near T the Railroad Depot—By virtue of a deed in trust, bearing date on the llth day of April, 1854, recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 74, folios 273, 272 273, 274 and 275, the subsoriber will sell at public sale on Tuesday, the 2ist day of November, 1854, a' 414 o'clock, p. m., on the premises, all that piece or parcel of ground lying and being situated im the city of Washington, and being part of 8quare No. 630, beginning for the same on New Jersey avenue, at a point 450 feet 6 inches fiom the northwest corner of said square, and running thence st right angles, to New Jersey avenue eastwardly 136 feet 246 in; thence dus south 23 feet, more or less, to a parallel line 22 feet from the line first desoril epd run- ning parallel with said first line westwardly to New Jersey avenue 130 feet 2inches; thence northward On Ne@ Jersey avenue 22 feet to the place of begin- ning, containing 2,980 square feet, more or leas. The above property is eligibly situated near the Railroad Depot, and offers favorable opportunity for investment. ‘The terms of sale wi!l be cash, and if not complied with in one week after the day ef sale, the property wiil be re-soid, st the risk expense of the pur- chaser, upon one week’s notice. All conveyances st expense Herre GaAs. W. fone Trustee. JAS. CO. McGUIRE, oct 2—ecdds Auctioneer. REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES. W X are now receiving the largest stock of GAS FIXTURES ever offered im this city, oom- prisiog every variety of style and finish. They have been selected from the celebrated factory of Corne lus & Oo., P! and include ail of their cB. Owing to eens 1 pric in Gas Fixtures we are now prepared to ft them at aless rate than they have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere. ‘fo keep pace with the above improvement the price of gas Tubing has been materially reduced, and our increased facilities warrants us in saying that we are prepared aap execute any _— may undertake cheaper better than of establishment in th:s city. Fi J. W. THOMPSON & BRO., Plumbing & Gas Fitting Establishwent, Pa. avenue, 8 side, between 10th and ilth sts oot 18—dtJan) etn ae Se re PRLS TiN G NMATLY AND EXPE- JFBtriootiy exaovren 22a = rLNe MAR” OFFICE. TELEGRAPHIC. Expressly for the Daily Evening Star —- SSE ¢ the Aretic Gaved PHILADELPEi, Oct. 23.—We regret to have to contradict the story that the Osprey brought & portion of the passengers and crew of the Arctic. This unfortunately. turas out fo be untrue. She brought mo such persons on Her. — Baltimore Markets. Battiwore, Oct 23—1, p. m.—Fleur frm— Howard street $8. Wheat—white $1.85a$1.95; red, $1 65a$1.75—18,000 bushels sold: Corn— white and yellow, 758780.—15,000 bushete sold. Other <tings unchanged. TEs Ohie Biver. Waraxixo, Cot. 23 —The river is stationary in depth at this point to-day. New York Markets. New Yor«, Oct. 23.—Flour—sales of 6,000 barrels State brands at $5 50a$8.87¢, Wheat firm. Corn—sales of 40,000 bushels mixed at 79080 cents. Cotton dull. Stocks dull. Proposals for a Loan. Naw Yorx, October 23.—The Erie Railroad Company are about to isue proposals fora loan of $4,000,000, at 1 per cent, redeomable in twenty years. .. The Fever still at New Orleans. New Onixans, Oot. 21.—The fever still lis- gers here. Ft is unsafe: yet for strangers te; visit us. a ; The Cholera at Martinsburg. “ Batmors, Oot. 23.—We have advices from Martinsburg, Va., whieh state that thecholers is very bad there indeed. The Fever at the South. Cuagxsron, Oct. 23.—The fever, yester- day, was very fatal, indeed, in Montgomery, Alabama, so we learn here this morning by telegraph. We have, also, just received dis- patches from Savannah, again urging that ait- izens of that city who are absent shall refrain from returning home at present. Forger Sentenced. - Brawrrorp, Can., October 22.—D. W. Van Aernum, the forger, has beop sentenced to the penitentiary for seven years. Death of Job 8. Olin. Taor, N. Y., Oot. 21—Job 8S. Olin, ex Re- corder of this city, and an influential member of the bar, died here this morning. Congressicaal Nominations. Boston, October 21.—The Democrats of the Fifth Con, ional District have nominated William Parmenter, of Cambridge, ss their candidate. Inthe Third Distrios the Demo- crats have nominated Edward Avery, of Quin- cey, for Congress. z The Recent Outrage on a Priest. ELtswortg, Oct. 21.—The Rev. Mr. the Catholie priest, who was tarred and feath- ered and ridden on a rail a few nights sinos, by @ party of rowdies in this place, is not dead as reported, but has recovered from his injuries and exposure attending the outrage. Success of the Know Nothings. Witmineton, N. €., Oct. 20.—At ag election held here yesterday for a de tone) the House of Commons, to fill a vacancy, D. McMillan (democrat, but supported by the Know Nothivgs) received a majority of 346 over Dr. Walker, the regular democrati¢ oam- didate. Conviction of Counterfeiters in Montreal. Monrreat, Oct. 31.—Two of the gang of counterfeiters on trial here, vis, Hund, the en- gtaver, and Tree, of Dunham, have been con- victed of uttering counterfeit notes, and/two others, Wellington, an American, and Gleason, of Dunham, have withdrawn their pleas of not ilty and pleaded guilty. They have not yet in sentenced. Nominations. Aaparr, Oct. 21—The whige of this dis- trict nominated Samuel Dickson for % The national democrats of Albany eounty nominated for canary f Walter Burton, Se cond district; James J. Johnson, of the Argus, Third district; James D. Wasaon, Fourth dis- trict. Rocurster, Oct. 21 —At the Monroe Whig County Convention held in this city to-day, Davis Carpenter was great unanimity nomi- nated for Congress. Foreign Arrials at New York. New York, Oct. 22 —A number of emigrant ships arrived here to-day bringing not less 600 paseengere: The ship J. A. Westervelt from Liverpool had 30 deaths from Cholera during the vo , the ship J. R, Gilchrist from Havre hed {3 deaths from the same dis- ease Church Difficulty. Cixcranati, October 21.—A difficulty has existed for some time past between the trus- tees of the Catholic Church at Newport, PS and the Roman Catholic ae? of the > ovse, growing out the latter building a school house on the church lot without the consent of the Trustees, who applied for an injunction to restrain the Bishop. To-day the court rauted the Forney pad that the ishop had a right to appoint Trustees for the cnneeh and use the ground for church psgr- poses only. Arrival of the Philadelphia’s Passengers—An phia ; Arctic Bumor U; PHILADELPAIA, ‘/otober 23.—The American steamer Osprey arrived here last evening with a large number ef the wrecked passengers of the steamer City of Philadelphia from St. Johns. Immediately after her arrival it was rumored that she brought three of the - re and five of the crew of the Arctio, who baa arrived in one of the boats at St. Johns on the 7th inst. One of the boats in which Balhaue’s party were saved is on board the Osprey, but no more of the unfortunate crea- tures have been heard from. {COME AND LEARN YOUR FATE. 8. GEORGE, late of England, wishes to inform the ladies avd gentiemen of Washington snd vicinity that she can be consulted om the pest bree ent and future events, at her residence, No. ter enth street, between Maryland avenue and D street, West side, Islend. Her name ison thedoor Ladies 25 cente—gentiemen 50 Hours from 8 o’elk in the ee oo 10 o’elosk at night. ect 7— WASHINGTON INFIRMARY, Situated on E street, north of the City Hall, Washington. HE extensive additions to the buildings of this institution are completed and eonstantly open for the reception and care of the sick. Every benefit, comfort, and convenience which can be obtained in hospitals are secured for the inmates. The institut on is visited daily (or oftener if meces- Physician and Surgeon from the Faculty ara sonal Medica! College Dr. B. I. HEvuun, resident physician, is always in also several resident Recessary attendants. ‘The patients are nursed by the Histers of Mercy, whose benevolent services have been found invaiu- able since their introduction into the imetication. Physicians in the and alsoin thecountry and neighboring cities ha: patients who need tals advantages, are invited to send them to the In- firmary. charge for board is from $3 to $10 week, scomsin ig to the accommodations req’ payable caine to Dr. Hum, Persons will apply for resident physician, at the I: 4 ap eoeaveaiess in regard to the institation must be to my address. ; GRAFTON TYLEE, a Ouretor of the Weshington Infirmery oot Slim. -