Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1854, Page 1

r. THE EVENING STAR “PUSLBHED EVERY AFTERNOON, a (SkOuP? sUNDAY,) | ~ At the Star Buildings, corner Pennsylvame avenue and Eleventh street, By WA ACh & HOPE, Witt be served to subsccibera in the cites of Wash _ gion, George nwa, Alexandria, Baltimore and Phila @oipnia, a1 81X AND A QUARTER CUNTS, paye- ble week!y w the Agenis. To mail subscribers_the sebeeription arice is THRRE DOLLARS, AND FIFTY CENTS 2 yesr in advance, TWO DOL- “LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONB DOLLAS fee TARBB MONTAS. GF Sinecs corics vas om ane Star THE WEEKLY SsTAR. This sreetloni Pa ily and News Jeunial—edntain ing a greater variety of méapesting reading than be found ip any other—ts published on Savarday. Sige Opps san emma Te cures. Five copics. . Ten de Twemy OS Care, wrvanic ery mm apvance. $@- Binge copicr (in verappars) can be preeeret 50 eo eS AVOID ALL QUACKERY, ND TAKS MEDIOINSS PRPPAKAD BY 4 BEGULAR PHY*O1AN ONLY. LS PY: ~ ~ LONGED, 4 CURE FOR ALL PAIN, COMHHS °OOLDs, OONSUMPTION, OKOUP, WHOOPING- GOUGH, LIVES COMPLAINT, DYaPEPSIA, I5- DIGRSTION 50UB STOMACH, SCROPULA, ALL Peete Ne AND ALL FEMALE COM: ; J. 8. ROGE'S OBLBSRATED PAMILY MBDICT are the result of thirty years prectic- hh his. His preperations a: yr aoa onmaplaint, ané have been well tested and spproved hundreds of Physicians, and thousands of Pa . A BEMRDY FOR “RACH UIs: 4d t DB. J 8 ROGR’S BXPACTORANY OR COUGH STRUP, Phe — poche: Eeesakite pl fing, of the, bloods | a 6 splitting of the pice » fmnmation of the luags or throat and al! palsscm ary discaess. This p’ tiom mot omiy cures oom = mptios, if taken im time, bat it ‘(ortlaee the ys ftom against future attacks. As a Congh Medisine, $0 be the best In the World. It is now used aud re- ‘ ie bly — << and abroad. In botties, een! en . De Boss ipitiayet Coven peda sce Pals preparation always gives immediate relie!, if its inflammation of the Lungs, ard Dropsy s Te iis caase cna ctcir woare ins ww days—Price ® cents. CROUP SYRU?.—This remedy is never known be #fl, aad has saved thougsads of children—Pricé orn! Dz. J. 8. Rosa’s Drsvartic on Livan OomPounp. A sare cure fr Dyspspsia, Sour Stomach, ladf grttion, and Liver Complaint. This Compound used ‘With Dr. Rose’s Fami!y Pills has cured thousands of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Oomplaint. I* is & tonic, Alternatives, Btomser and Léver Medicina, , and was highly recommended by the celebrated iate Dr Physick—00 sents. Dr. J. 8. Rose's Awwi-eti:ous om Raitnoap Pus. So celled, beesume they go ahead of all other fills fa their effects; as an active Purgative, or thargic they have no equai; free from griping, carrying off all seeretions and bile from the | weomach and bowels, they ean be taken et all sea sons, by both sexes, of all ages, and withoat rgard we or ex] . If taken with Dr. ficse’s! Fronle t will prevent | treasurer at Boston, Wew York, or Philadelphia, se wer and Ague | eves axd Ague Tonie Mixtars, the’ eed cure the most smbborn cases of or Biifous Fevere—!2'¢ and 25 cts. i Da. J. 8. Ross's Getpen Pris. Yor Lipton, eh the Worms, Femsie Weatnees, | Debility, and Relexaifon. Thin treated ty bandages, trusses, and external suppor?, - Which ezm only prove pailiatives, yields completely : = the use of tonics, strengthening Golden le —50c. FEMALE SPHROIFIC. A remety fer Painful Moustraation, Leucorrhess or Whites—4l. > ¢ Dr. J. 5. Roas’s Pan Uoara-will cure Stiff Neck, Bore it, Pains ia the face, Side, Back or Limbs frem 4 Oolé, Shoilc, Oholera Morbus, &. It enree oP ech or Sowels. Price 1244 25, and 50 cts. @ay Porsons of isiicate constitutions by natura, Of those who have been made 40, by the uss of the y Sars medicines, or any ether cause, should reat J & Rose’s Melical Adviver to persons in Sick * mows orin Mealth, which book oan be had without ie, of z GILMAN, C. STOTT & 00., W. H. Gil} MAN, J. W. NALRN, PATTERSON 2 NAI&N, D RK, H. A. dcPILARSON, W. T. BVANS, KIDWALL 2 LAWRE&ICR, J. B. MOORB, dagton; J. L. AID YELL, | dealers in Aloxaniria, Viesinie. | nov §—tr LiVER COMPLAINT, i “DYSPHNP SIA. AUR DICE, CHRONIO OR NERVOUS DESILIT?, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND #LL DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISORDERED LIVER 08 SFOMACHL / Bred ac Cestipsticn, taesrd Pilea, Paltness of Mood fe tho Heat, Acidity ct the Stomash, Nawtea, | Heazivarn, Megua 201, Faliness sr weight ia | time Atomach,Bonr 37 tinaa, Raking or Fiutter- i fag ed the Pti of the Biomech, B of the Beod, Lurrini and Dificu't Bresthicg, Fluttering i the Heart, Choking o- Safoceti: Sensations | wreals 3 iztag postures, Dimness of Vision, Dots! et Webs before shesight, Sovst amd Dull Patp in. : Pee head, Bedciency af 2-rzpiration, Yeliowness of i the Skin snd Byoa, Pain jn the Sids, Back, Chest, | eat, Barnioe i Tirade, 2e., Saddon Fluches of the Plosh, Goostent imaginings of evil, and Great Depression of Spirits, $n BE RPV ORTALT CORD DR. HOGFELAND’S& - Gelebrated German Bitters, ORBPARSO BY ¢ ay . DR. C. M. JACKSON He. 186 Axveh stresi, Philadelphie, | Lele power over the above disoases is notexoslisd Mfaq tailed bz any other preparation in the United | State. ae thecure: t,t any caste after skil-/ ny ihe attantion of tavattas | sain the rectification of diz | eerse of the Liver sad fessor giends, exercising the | Taort teetching po were in waaknoss and affectiens 01 i the digesttve orgaas, tusy are, withal, safe, certain, ead yizaeant. | _ S8a0 4D BE CONTINGRD, VaLanmpaa, March, 1, 1958. Br.9.% Jectson: Dear Sir—Sor the past two yeare { hare deca aevsrsiy »Bicted with Liver Oom 6, Dyepsorla, Biltous Liarchea, and Piles, sub ing 19 6 groatdezres con tiy, the pains and im conveaisaces attendant u; eh diseases, withoat energy, being scarcely able to attead te any bast _ Rees. { iost a greet deal of my fiesd, and used mar: Kinds of maticing, with no =pyarent change, aatut commence! with yoar “ Hroland’s German Bitters,” they bave entirsiy cured ma [ beve geined in weigtt ever forty psunds since I commenced their use, ond [ am 20m entirely ‘ros crom pain and ach+ of say Riad, aci fasl likes now maa I anhesitat tagiy Kn ss yout Bitters to all invalids. ‘sara, recpectully, JOHN 2. WET, Wo. 12 Lagrange Plaon We. MH. Adams, pov. of the Argus Weston, aig 17, 1951, seid: “i was tat suzamer 80 Very d wees ag not to ble t stand at the cess than cae hour atatime. [ trist ons bottle of German Bitters, which entirely carad ms. [ = aed two hotties. Lasnt two bottles 150 mitas Bere 20 a (risnd who lad dsm sick for = long tims; De haeulso besa caret by tham f beliavs thea v be superior to eny «slicing new In use,” Peorici:2s, Maciotcs, Unio, feb 22, 1853, our Bitters are highly i5 tase wh Gsel theca inaecszs of Liver domipisint 8 whick Aad resisted the sla of sev Al a Wat ouiiseiy cared by the uae of '« Messelrasic, jewstier, Wooster, 0. Dew 94, 1861, sald: “1 embrass this o portanity ‘of in yeu of tae great benefit I jee derived from useet Or. Usoflant’s Gorman Sitters. I heve used tuem for Chills snd Persr, and Disorderat ami foani relief ia every case. They ara best remedy fer Uleordsred Stomach {I thiat te existence.” D. B. Sy Soa, Bay, Biitor of ths Orie, Oona., said: “i have besn using your Ger man Bitters for some tinis, Hr Dy: is, aod have feunt 2 mach ralisf from +a thet T bave made yi up my mind w give ttam ¢ ‘tale kiicrial ot Helder, Kemp, & Co., Jancevi Wis. Sept. 1861, said: “Your German Bistare Ppt: popalar bere, sad ceang il the prepared medi Om Car shelves, none 2 sold which have jou the satisfaction of loodand’s German Bittera” te Ba, 1852, Chey said ¢ recommend them as ' en iavelaad® spring and eaamer medicine.” W. M. Orr, Wecemr, 0., Uctobder 2d, 138%, sash *You sk me wy opinion of the Germaa Bitters. i Bave wxi tan Hr sia aed indigestion, and take pleas la stating thet I tain they are the = Dest remsiy extent for the above Pay gai wo fea the edoanes af ok proprs Glory medicines of tag Ee ser Bor cele in Wesuington dy & D. @LLMAN: In Georgetown ay J. L. €IDWALL, In Alexandria oy J. R. PIMRPONT Gis Sicnmond by PUROBLL, LADD & 00, = In Baltimore OANBY & HATOH, fim fo Ds VIB @ MILLER, In 4 : SMTH MANGA, In & SACPHSROON & MARSHALL, In Mortolk by M. 4. BANTOS & 808, Ant by respecrabio desiers iw wodicins-overy ohare dno B -1y ~ UST REIBIVED, af 1000'S, am invoice of a args awortm~nt of Aibate ware (heavy 3.05. with pare silye; ) s@ch a+ Spoons, Pork., La- dies, Bavivr-cnivre, Jakeberkets, de, 4c, which hho will dispose of nt maruteccursr’s prices. Also, alot of Music and otver tore cy of the latest pst- terms Mo. 418 Pa aveoo, b sweem 4% aus 6) street oe of the larg 8 road Kagle per disease heretofore j 1, Wash- ! Heorgetown, aad by ail | Candlesticks, and Crsscts. ; Irving Hote! ' Frames; Port OFFIOIAL Tasasonr Daranrume, August 26, 1954. Notice is heresy given to the holders of the fo iowing-~laeosibed stocks of the United States; that this department is prepared to purchase, at an: time between the date hereof and the 80th day Wovember next, portions of those stocks, amounting in the aggregate to $3,840,000, tm the manner aad on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit: | In case of any: contingent competition, within the smount stated, proference will be gtvea in the or ovrtifientes, daly eesigued to the United Sta‘es, by the parties who are to receive the amount ther-of, must be transmitted to this depertment ; upon the recaipt whereof, a price will be paic, compounded of the followiag partisulars : j 1. The par value, or amount specified in each cer Uficate. 2 A premium oa the stock of the loan authorized by the act of July, 1846, redeemable November 12, 1856, of 8 per cen’; on the stock of the loan em thorised hy. the uct of 1842, redeemable Sist Decem: ber. 1862, of 11 per cent; on the stock of the loans authorised by the acts of 1847 and 1848, and redeent able, the former on the 3lst Decemb>r, 1867, and the latter om the 30th June, 1868, of 16 per cont) and on the stock of the loam aathorisea by theact of 1850, and redeemable onthe Sist December, 1864 | (commonly called the Texan indemnity,) six per cent. , | 3. Interest on the par of each certificate frem the Ist of July, 1854, to the date ef r-eeipt avd setile | ment at the Treasury, with tne allowance (for the { money to roach the owner) of one day’s interest in addition. Payment for sa‘d stocks will be made in drafts of the Treasurer of the Unite. Btates, on the assistant | the parties may direet. Bat no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of this notice which shall not be actually recetved at the Treasary on or before the raid 20th day of No vember next. JAMES GUTHRI aug £3—dt®0Fov Secretary troaeary. FIRE GILDING, GALVANIZING, AND ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING, OW ALL Ktwps OF MawAL. LABARRB would reepretfally inform the pnd- F, lio that he has opeacd a Shop at the corner C _ Sprains, Oh{ibiaine, Cramps or Pains in the Stom- | and 10th atresta, in the above basinees, and is now t ready to receive orders in any branch, namely: FIRB GILDING on all Kinds of ornaments for churches, chalice, fowels, and regalia for Free Masors, Odd #ellowe, and offier societies, military ornaments, 4c, Also, SILVER AND BRARS WATOHFA, Chains, Goblets, Locaets, Tea and Isble Spoons, Deseert and Bettor Krives. FLECTRO SILVER-PLATING On Military Crosivenia, Frodt Deakets, Walterr, Also, Silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Fitters, Hn. Ail ornamen: milftary, Fras Mesona, O¢d Fe}- and other Societisg and Cine yede to criet notion, PRANGIS LABSABB, Gorner O and sth sts west, necr Fae. ave. ile ro) fe | SUREEY VICTORIOUS, ‘OU will And at the eame OLD STAND, Penncyt- ¥V yevis evenue veer 12th street opposite the LOOKING GLASSES with or without 5 Pertreit, Picture and Miniture Framoe of the latest etyloe; Srackots, Tables, Room Mouiding, Ocrrdme, Av. &0.; or by leaving your order you Bare any thing dene in my line, W. B.—Old Frames, £c., regilt at the shortest ro- fice om reasonable terms. Bont forget the place. fob 9—ty SOUS WAVE SPANISH MIZTURE Whe Great Purter ef the Blood: Net's Particis of Mercury in it. Linralian Busewsy for Serofals, King‘e Byil, Rb. - ar Dis piste Veteneurs Sor cone, Empleo Pastuied on the Fass, Biotcbes, Soils, Garomic Bore myon, poy nisl or otter, Sezld A-ad, Bnle- » ment and Pate of the Benes afd Join! Tloera, Byphiltee Disortere, Lumbago, Spinal Oo «- pisintt, cad «fl Btegeson trising from an fajadisiow Bet , Lape etemecia Lifs, er lepuctey 2: Biood. EIS valoabie Meticima, wbich has hecoms o<1¢ J] brated for tee aumber of extraordinary serw i throug its agency, sas induced the gropr' of the urgeet request of their friends, 90 offs: i: fe the nubifo, wal they do with the utment cons dence ia ite virtasa sed wonderfal curative proms: os. Tae following certificates, celocted from * tare > umber, however, stronger testimory than th more Wo) the proprietors;and are all-frem ger tlomen welPtnewn ie their loostities, and cf the bize sstrespectat lity, muny of them reeling in the city 0 Sichwend, Va. 7. DOJDEN, Seq, of the Rachanes Hotel, Bice wond, known every where, rays he has wea ths Ma! eine called Cantau’s SPaniau M1x7U82, alaisietery in over e handced cases, in momciy all tie disensee 2. which it!s reco: with the most astonishing? good results. Hesays it ‘s tee mcot su brassdies-- medicine bo has evar evan. aGUS AWD FAVES—@AS5AT CURS.—I hecs7: vertify that for three yoars I had nd Bever the most violent bear dag I acreral PB omas, tock uaatitics ef @ulnine, Mercury, Ibelicvsali the Fomics advertised, bat sil with, it reilef. At iast I tried Carter's Spa ture, two bottiesof which effectually cured mr. and Iam happy to say I have had neither Caille > Pevers eince. 1 concider ft the best Tonic Im nis world, and the only moiieize thet ever reached my peas. JOG LOMGDES. Seaver Dar, wear Bchmond Vo. G. B. LUSK, Leos now in the city of Rienmond end for wany yearz im the Fost Office, haa such eval jenos in the astoaishing efticucy of Uarter’s Spsat' Siixture, thaths has bongit upwards of 68 bolti-s whith be hes given away to lie ablicted. Mr. but says he has ever Kruvu it to fil yben toxen sscosd isg to dircctions. br. MUNG, a practistag Physising, and tecmest, af the City Hotel, in the sity of Kichmond, asys i> bas vitnsoped ia a number of instcnoes tho effssts of Carcar’s Epaniah Mixtars, which vere most truly sat prising. HH» aaysin a caseofConcumption, degen isa: ea the Liver, tha good efacts were wondarfal indeod SAMUEI YW. DRINE BH, of thofirm of Drinks: Ss Morris, Zistuncad, wes cured of Livor Complaiut of > jaarn steading, by ibe uss of two botiles of Carte:’s jpenieh Mixince. @BRAF COURS OF SOROFULSA.—The Bultors of the Rishuond Repwhiiaan ad 8 servant employed ix. their press room, oured of violent Bcroft!s, oamuius; with Bhoumatism, which entirely disabled him from work. Two bottles ef Oarter’s ae Mixture mad: a perfect cure of him, and the Editors,in a public no- ‘Gee, sa) vey “chearfally recommend it to ail whe are aiticted with any disease of the blood.” STILL ANOTHER OURE OF SOROFULA—IJ ha! 2 very valuable bey oured ef Scrofuls by Carter’: Spanish Mixturo. consider it truly e valuab): medicine. JAMMS M. TAYLOB, Oondabor on the B.F.&P. 2. B Oo, Richmond, Ya. §ALS RUBRUM OF TWHNTY YRARS STANDING Mc. JOHN THOMPSON, residing im the ot oe Bichmond, wes cured three botties of ie Spenieh Mixture, of sae Rheum, whieh he had nearly twenty years, and which ell the ofthe city could moteure. Mr. Thompson iso ) Keown merchat in the city of Richmond, Ve, and ‘be cure is moat remarkable. We 4. MaTTuS ef Riehm: Mere raatete Le the som, Oar ter’ Spaniah ture. He he ly re enense {t, amd considers it am invaleable medi WOWIN BURTON, commuustoner of the reves says he has seen the good affects of Carter's pane Mixtureia a number of tic ensee, amd says it fe 2 perfect cure for that horrible disease. WW. @. HARWOO! hmond, Scres and Ulcers, w! dinabled bim from Hts s Took s few bottles of Oarter’s Spanish Mixture, and wesensbled to welk without « erutch, im a short time permsnently cured. at M. W. OlLosB etter —— Forgas 400, Ko. £. W. DYOTT &S0NE, No. 183 North Second street, SUN NeTT & BIBER, No. 196 Main street, Rich- ve. A sale by CHARLES STOTT, W: B.C; abivRY PRaL, Alexandria, snd ty aes wi s “Price $1 per etx bottles for oop ey bottle, oF e der of time in which said stocks may be offered. The | che \bomore who reside in Wasbii CNDERTARERS, ac. CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER. TS endertigned would respecttelly inform dis folend+, noquaintavecs, and the public generally wat be still continues to execute alf orders in hie Ww of business in the best menner snd at the short “QEPAIRING promptly nestly and oxcouted. FUNERALS attended to ot —- the shortest notics, and in the dest manner. v the mest perfess man er. Bodies preterred ins rer, caon in the warmest weather. a@anifai for past favors, he would respectfalls selieit, aud will cxdeayor io merit a continuance oi ANTHONY BUGHLY, stio, ‘ween 9th end 10th ate. COFFIN WARBSROOM, &c. J. WILLIAM PLANT 4 CO, UN- Calman DER TAKER ‘residence 418 Koy anth eteset, betweoa G@ aad M streets, Iniermont Sictaiet Is cavigmesace cemetery. Coffins, 8 hrouds, Ourriages, Hea: and every articl interments of the host quality farmished at short notice, om the most resonable t-rm«, and at all oars of the night. Having the exclusive right of Crump s Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarant-e to keep the dead for any length of time. oo 1l—at UNDRRTAKZR. WOULD folly returm my thasas wo ur aisizeas of Washington rey Taney for thei pat pattonage, and say thet oying to frequent uate ea dortaking brench of my business, I tx7e doen hedeccd ip dimmortiens the moar foctur: i Pacaivers, an4 tara my attention fully to the UNDARTAKING. I have spered we patus to have svery thing that fe requisite to my burtwess, and I gua therefore fally propored © most auy order aftcr afew momsats aotice, and I sewure these who may ive mea call that I will epare mc paine to earry ont iF ordees te chott catire mesteever. Jabs 9. BARVSY, Wo. 4:6, tm at., beteoun @ avd M. S. B.—Oalis arvomted be at all beose of the might, amar 2—1y OAPTAIN OANOT, Ager OF THO @RB4t 800K JUMT BP- IN? PUBSLISG@ED, SPRARS cf MASFLOK'S CTURS. # ARRAY CURB OF REWUMATIAN CONTRACTED UNDBR PROPIOAL CLIMATES. ltr. ockorigs, of the Toumtonn Hts Laghe atk Ir. a Battimars — “ Dear Sir: Being om the point of 1 the city, Lavadl myself ofa idle moments to thank yeu Aladly for the medicine you sent ms, oad which tostored me to the use of my limbs. I beg you to send me four bottles more, bo catryen my Vi % Sinos I had the forture to wse Dr. Hampton's Vege mbile Flectare my confidence ic 20 that, m grativade /o the proprietors of snid medicine, I ber qu to present my resposts to them, and induce sem to make it more publicly knowm es a sure { Rheumatic core. Having culled cm me on the ifta of April inst, aud sesn me prostrate’ om my bes, erslew in all my limbs, you can appreeinte neerty #8 wall as myzelf the prompt relief i received from Dx, Hempton’s Tinctare, ard Lam porittve hed it net been for your strong and forcible recommenéa- tions I should «till have been m bed. It is really a pity this specifc should not be ap proved by medisal men, and like all patent drug it should suffer the impatation the pudiic generali, gire to such prepsrations. I myccif, who wer ays 0) to a patented evecitic, took thie meci- ane reluctanoa, aud without confidence in it, and it was only through your disinterested, friendly recommendations, and my critieal siraation that ic- tduced me to try this realiy beoneficiel Vogetsbis if fe | You may inform Mesera. Morttmsr & Mowbray {thet they are at liberty te make ure of ay neme in {the suppert of the good effects of Ur. Hempton’s | Vegetedle Tincture, as it has cured mvin five weeks of a chronic Js portedtoc . I heave only ueed three borties, and find that even the deformed parts of my hands are fast Teturning 0 their former nature: appearance I re heen under tae treatment of several phy- Stolans in London and Py q benefit; also, while in Mew York, having the Fhompesonian and Semeepathic remedies, after hav- ing been tormented with galvanie be-teries, celi and aromatic baths, and huadseds of tnternal end external medicines, ali to no effect, I am, so far, sured by this Hampten’s Vege able Tineture only. Therefore, my wear sir, accept of the aesurance c? wy gratitude, and believe me your well wisher. THomas Oano?. REY. VERON BAKRIDGS, U. 8B. 5. Porrsmourn, Va, Avg. 8, 661. Mr. J.B. Boush—Oear sir: While I am, mM gens- fn, opposed to patent medicines, cander compels me + to state that I have great confidence im the virtues of Mampton’s Vegetable Tinctere. For several! monthe past I bave used {t in my family; and is dyspepsia, loss of appetite, dinsivess, and genere! de- { délity, with entire success. So far ae my experisam extends, therefore, I teke pleasare jin recom: a ing it to the afllicted as a eafe and efelont rea Lam, respectfully, yours, Verxon Chaplain, United States Bary. HOME TESTIMONY, OUBB OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF THR YEaRs Wasuinerou, May 17, 1843. Memrs Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlomen—Hav mg been affiicted with Liver Oomplaint of ton years standiag, i hereby, for the b pelt of the afflicted, imke great pleapure la amnouncing thet after udng a few bovtiss ef your Fincture, I found it bed or sompliined a perfect cure 1 heve used diferent msdisines from time te mans, but have mover boon able te necoust fer any epperemt good, and & Be x dleseing to uivickon humanity the? that medicine is | casi and whish pomasses the womderous power of pro longing humsa life. The meny euses{t hes wrougk? jedbeiont guavemtee of beaaietal results hich may be eLperionced from Ns wee. Yours. pees, ee Graesm Mar. U amd got Lani ysis gratis, end ope cuss 0: wae , Weaken, As female sia, Wervemeness and Gen wal Wealnam. Asa modicine er for delicate childrea we believe it ue jusled. “Ver Bold by MORTIM Ed & MOWBRAY, 140 Balti- more stroct, Baltimore, aud 384 Cer | New York; CHAS. BTOTT & 6O., WiMBRW. B. MOORS, 5. B. CLARKS, OLARKS & BOWLING, W. BLLI- YE, ond 1. McPHERSON, Wasbingten; also, by B. a. ¥. CISSZL, Georgetown; sud O. CO. B: Y, Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere. sug Sl—tr NEW WOOD AND OOAL YARD. ‘YNAE aubdseriber would respectfully inform his numerous friends aad the public yoaey thet {a addition to his Wood snd Coat Yard near toa Paocanix Plening Mill, Georgewwn, be has, for the bstter sccommodation of that portion of his ocus- ton, opened e yard at the corner ot Twenty first and [ atresta. At either of the above places thove in want of fuel Bill at ali times find s good supply of all kinds of WO9D and QUAL, at the lowest market prices. All orders left av elutes of the shore pisces will be atiended to with promptoess an: soLOMON STOVER, Buccessor to sep 27—d2m TRAVESS & STOVER NEW AND SPLENDID DBESS GOODS. ‘UST opened our third sappiy of rich Dress Sects, J which heve weea bought at greatly red prices, and will be sold corresponding\y low. We mich dress Silks of every variety of Very handeome Plaid Merines Plata French aad liek Meripos, all shades Sich plaid and stri Casbecres sad Moussslias 6 pieces wide Biik Velvete for eet cloaks ss Tich sati 0 fine Broche Casb biaere ewisend Searfs with rich goid borders, some entire\y new 200 10) and equare plaid aad Sgared Shawls nd Vesti aoe Aoaery,, ‘ladies? aad childrens’ Taerino verte dentlemens’ merino and cotton Woisery, Gloves Merino and cotton Shirts, Drawers, &c., bc., Allof which will be affered at the fairest low Prices. Piease call and examine for yourselves be fore bu: elsewhere. bara ctieloe veld st car establishment are war- Teated to proveas By ope MaXWa.uL, 564B6 & COLLEY, Lp Beventh street, 8 doors above Pa av. ect ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED. BOF. LBV BOUND may b consulted on matiort of importanes in that wonderful work of Ae trlog, fortelling par icu'er events, incident to hu- mea. I'fe, suca as matriege, description ef husband or wife, how the partive sball agree. of shanging sib Uations,or employm nc, specclating, partnership, law euits, friends, riches, theft, things lost, thing: und, health, sickness, death, past, present and ;u- nts, ant ali conceras of life. @ Kosillia may be consulted «t the same pe Gentiouen gl. Ladies 60v. Uvicre.s persons -each Apply ut 688 morthwest corper O Fweltth eee, leand, 2 + 9ob ke without any apparent | @ me cmmete, taediaicdy aiter the imme of the SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1854. BAULS, &c. Third Grand Annual Military and Otvic Ball BOONE RIFLE CORPS. "]P\Es BOOXE BIFLE CO--P4 would moet re- epeetfally inform the Military and citens of Washington emd vieivity that they intend givin, their T:-ird Grand amnnual Miliery aud Civic Bali on WRONBSDAY. Nov. 28, :864, at the Odi Keb lows’ Mall, Navy Ya d. The Bell will be opened at 8 o’olock, by a drew Grill by the eompany- The company pledge themrelves to une their ut mat exertions to render this bal: ome: aualls00 plearure to all. A eclob-ated Brass and String Baad has b e:i +o. gaged for the cenasion. The Refrerhwent department w'l' be in the bunts of an exp-rienced caterer. None bat Military Caps will be allowed fn the room comer $l—edmitting a gentiomen sed two le “ Committes of Invitation ond Ri Oept ME Bright, Lt 0 Mi Sanderson, Daniel Davis, M O’Donne'l, Wm J Wood, Lemuel Gadde. Lt OC M Sanderzon, *loor Maneger. pov 16,15,21,38 GRAND BALL ARLINGTON CLUB. TS ARLINGPUN CLUB re-pectini y annonace te their friend: and the pat.ic areily thas they will give their #ifth Annual ali at CARUSI’s SALOONS, on WEDNESDAY SYBRI*GA, Zovember 324, 1664. The Row will be b=sdsomely Aesorated. The Olub ptedze themsctves that mo patwa or ox. penge will Be spared be inake tein ths te. 1 Ball of the searon Beott’s celebrated Cotdiom Muste ts engage for the coasion. ‘upper sed Refreshments wil be farct=bed by an etperienced ccterer. Trekot $i; 0 be had of amy of the Masazers, or et the door on ‘he eventmg of tee ball. . MABAGrRS. BC Ecklo®@, We G Jomes, 28 6 Eki ff, BW Brown, J Talbot, IMP Mouzh, ALC Kleiber, B Barrion, A Bekicff, Wm Hutton, Wm Towers, 4K Peeksrheck, Wm Smith, W 8 Andrews, 3B Bownel 7, 3B Ray, WH Rotivgon, P & Dor-e's. nev 17—dthe ee GRAND HILIVABY ABD GIV¥C Bat... The Mouat Vernce Guards, = Os ALEXANDRIA, VAP “A joname te 4 > ther fried T end the pub's ein y e ene of their 8c aW aBea- pax. ae weer Arg aoeeree MALL. Rewesives wil t ths best bolts of the reams, oo Soteme then te If undone Gent will 544 ro fhe ptoaware of the com- @ced Cotition Music has been engaged. Guprer aad Refrechm<nts Wi!l be furnished te ly dies and gentlemse. Tiscks wfll be tm stendance te eonvey ladies to sné from the bs. Tiekete—eimitetng a gentione«a ~ed ‘adies—_PWO pouuaae, to bs hed of Me Committes, or ai the all. Plo Me r. HUGH LAT&A4, BSQ. Commitee of A: ements. Lt Wm 8 omic, Lt Chas Javins, Sxt W W Allen, Sgt 0 © Neate, Jchn Breene Set John Grimea, Walter Johasen. Bev 8—entd THE SECOND ASMUAL BALL PRESIDEN.’s MOUNTED QUARD, \ 7 RIOR wee on the 2d of Ncvember, wit ua at Odd Feliows’ Msii on Thars. dey sveuls, ov med Persoes hoiding tickets or tavit- tiems are respect- fully invited to attecd. Bosettics Commiites.—14. 6. W. Flint, Lt Beh layer, Quartmr, Jno. TF. Byaee, Sgt. J Lb Hetsu, J. Pediceré. Tokets can be parchseel from sny member of the committee. nov i6—dtb S8EOOKD GRAND ANNUAL BALL Journeymen Monse-Carrenters’ Society, MONDAY, Nevember 27,1854, AT JaCK?#0@ HALL FP\ER JOURNSYMEN HOUSS-CARPEN TERS take plesgare im asnvuneiag io their Sismds and the public gameraliy. thet their SBOORE GRAND ANNUAL BSL will be givee on MuUR- DaY, Novampse 27, 1884, a: JACK20N HALL, oT yadcaiens iu fatere a¢verticensents. sov 14— GRAND FiBEMARS’ AND CITIZEMS BALL oF 7HR VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. Te Vigiient Iipe Company ef Georgetown, re speerful:y soneemes to tier friemts and the public gemeraliy that boir FIPTH ANNUAL BALL will take pleee om TUMeDAY, 2th imes, at FUR ABBT Mal. The Oompeny pledge thorarelvss that we poime or expense wil: Se spared to make this eme of the most agreeable Balis of the aseson. Prespori’s cvlebrated Band ie emgeged for the e- om. No hets or caps will be al!owed im the room, excep theee vere by Firemen. = Tickets OKB DOLLAR, simitting a gmticma: and ladies; to be had of amy of the Managars. ze x atest " veedS. Wrght, Jegep) Semmes, ©. B. Rodier, Wm. Orowley, Semuel J. Rearson. GRAND BALL. FIReT GRAND ANNUAL BALL oF Tun OD WILL CLUB. 0. @SMBERS UF (ho GOLUB tase piessure J iu anncunciug & ir friends aud the pu tir enesally thst ther BIRST ANNUAL BALL will take plas» at OARUSI8 BaLO ON, on THURSDAY, November 80th. Mvery exertion will be made by the Glub to give satis‘action to all who my honor them with thei- praence. A supericr Gullo Band is engaged &r the ooo Bon. The B.freshmests are placed into tbe handsof the well-known caterer, Mr. Weaver. Mo Wats cr Oe ps will be allowed in the room, ex- capt those worn by the Clubs. ets OBE DULLAB—cen be obtained from the Managers or at the dear os the evening of the Ball. ji MANAGERS. Wm Brown, Wo Roerr, B MeCormick, @ Dabeat, BH Wetchiss, J Walling, L Thomas, 8 Galt, 8 Meran, J Peavy, J Nolaa, Wm Bitohie, J Hagan, @ Duteat, 38 a ua ‘m2 jos Wm Bevis, @ Miller, J Maddox, Jobn Sheskleford Master of Coremeniso—Mr. OOC HEU. nov 16,16 25 27 30,80 SEOOND ANNUAL BALL NATIONAL GUARD, MOBDAY, Decembor 4th, 1854. I MH MATIOWAL GUARD respectfully aanoenee te their friends and the publie gemeraliy. thad 6 cond Annus! Ball win be given on MON- DAY, December 4th, 1854, at JACKSON HALL. Tickets ORB BULLAR. Partiealars in fature advertisement. nov 3 -tr. BALL OF THR MONTGOMEAY GUARDS. THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ILL BB G!VEW ON MONDAY, the BIGHTH y oF JANUACY, 1866, Fall particalars given jm tatare notice. nov 18 -f ALO V &S.—Meavy Linen Silk Glover; Cloth, La ua, and Cashuiere, fix Ladi« Ueat'c sen, ut mov 14 ‘and BIGGE'S, Willard’s Hotel. paper. © Priee —THere cenre. Peeruserans whe act ax gees we) be plone @ eommmptesten of twenty per cout. NO. 588. EVENI NG STAR beatiful horse in the park, or ponder- ee * | ously wal t Al ‘s—he is always = See ee oe does not come here for the A LONDOd GAMBLING HOUSE ITS INNER LIFE. A little volume has recently been pub- lished in London, entitled “My Haunts.” which contains some very light and agreeable reading, The following de scription of a celérated gambling house, would doubtless apply in several respects to many of asimilar character in our ewn city, so far as its fittings up and its hab- tues are concerned. To be sure we have no ‘“‘brokea-down noblemen,” or “‘idiot- ie guardsmen” as hangers-on at ou fashionable hells, but there is a class of ancient ‘‘merchant princes’ and ‘fasi young mea”’ who onl eam ly the places of their more aristecratic Ruropean pro- totypes But to the sketch. “Come, we have reached the aristo- cratic neighborhood of St. James serect. and yonder house—that one with tie bright fanlight ever the door—is the seene of our intended visit. De you ses those two pelice ocnstables, ome on either side of the acorway? Some years ago the son of an eminent statesman, reeent- ly deeeased, lost a very large sum 0! money in one of those places, and since that time the doors of all suspected gam- ing houses have been watched by the po- lice. They are supposed to take an ac- curate account of the number of persons who enter, their style, amd apparent po sition in life. “They wish us ‘good night’ as we pull the ivory knob communicating with « spring bell that does not make the usvai clatter, but sounds oaly once; and for that ‘good night’ you will, if you win, give half a crown as you emerge into the cold grey light of morning. The ser- geant passing on his rounds will see you slip the coim into the haad of his subor dina‘e, will give you ‘good morning’ os yeu pass, end, in all probability, be paid rpese of increasing his income, or even for the make of <ationenk. He has to pees the house on his way home from his elnb, and having the herror of going to bed, looks in merely to pass another hour. “Ofa different stamp is the m=n next to him—the old militaire, with tho tightly- buttoned frook-coat, well clipped gray whiskers, and osretully brusbed hat. They call him ‘the General,’ for ire is an old — with a small an- nuity, to which he largely adds by a systematic methodof play. He is me ular attendant here; is never ruffed or put ouc; and ie reckoned to win, on an average, three sovereigns anight. I herve met him in the day time, walking with a graceful, attractive leoking girl, spper- ently hs daughter er niece, and T have wendered whether she had any notion of her companion’s on ped avocation. « Oue more sketch, and I have fiwished. « That heavy-eyed, dissipated lorking man, in the brown great-coat, was once one of the gayest spirits at Cambridge. Brought up to the church, he conceived ® violent disgust for a quiet life, and de termined on entering the army. Play, that dreadfal demi: which had cast a cloud over his otherwise brilliant oollege career, pursued him still: he beaame ir- retrievably involved, and was at length compelled to sell his commission. Sinoe then he has existed, ence can scarcely tell how; but frem the terms on whici: he appears to live with the proprietors, and from the fact that he is always seen about here—the first to risk his few abil- lings at the commencement of the even- ing—he is believed to be an employe, or what is commonly termed a ‘ bonnet’ of the establishment. * Occasionally—perhaps once in ste months—there is a furious kmoeking . s all pro heard et this outer daor. Sledge hain- with a ciger for his civility. (m the gay| mers resound against the iron penne!s, spirits of the metropolis the propr-e-| which fall witha crash; the police enter, tors of honses of this stawp mainly de- pend, smd many little perquisites eolece the arduous duties of the w.st end night policemen. «No sooner has the bell sounded thar, as in the story of the White Cat, the door is opened by an unscen hand, and our entry is immediately closed behind us. We find ourselves faced by a second door, paselled with iron, and covered | with green baie, with a small aperture in the centre, at which a gleaming eye appears. JI am recognized: en iron bar is swung back, two bolts withdrawn, and haying asceaded a flight of most softly carpeted stairs, we stand within the walls of a London gambling heuse. “You will observe that the first floor is that portion of the house in which tailor’s or bootmaker’s shop. The mys been penetrated; but the drawing-room and find four or five gentlemen at supper and several others playing biiliards in the front room. are taken into eustody, and the next morning appear before the magistrate. No implemenis of gambling are found on the premises, and the captives are discharged.” THE IB .7H @F BARDOLFH. Randolph, in fast declining health, reached Philadelphia, whither he went to take passage from that port. He was too late for the Liverpool packet. He exposed himself to the inclemency of the weather, took cold, which aggravatal his diseave, and hastened its fatal termi- nation. He was put to bed—his death hed—in his lodgings at the City Hote ‘the idiosyncracies which had, of ja yeara especially, marked his demeanor, distinguished the last hours of his life. The sudden bursts of petulence which disease wrung from him; the affecting kindness and tenderness which discase could not wholly take from him: the rambling conversation in the iatervals of acute suffering, in some passages, 25 brilliant a8 ever—the last gleams of the sinking lamp; the groanings of re:noree, which a review of his past life, at the bar of a stern seif-judgment, drew from his contrite heart; the fervid prayer; the hes- itating hope; the trust qualified by self- condemnation, in the Saviour whose name he professed; the concluding act ere the curtain fell upon the last scane of carth, propped up by pillows, he called witnesses to his confirmation of his will, ede. for the freedom and support of is slaves, and the last conscious words, which fired his eye aad braced his sink- ing frame, as, speaking in this connec- tion, he laid his skeleton hand strongly upon the shoulder of his faithful servant, John, and said with emphasis—+ cially for this man.” And then—this leat charge upon his conscience off—his mind wandered away to the light, and the scenes, and the friends of the early days; and, the mutterings of the voice growing gradually fainter, as he passed on into the thicker shadows of the Dark Valley, the fluttering pulse stood siill, and , ie Bandolph, of Roanoke, was nuwbered with the dead! (May 24th, 1833, aged 60.) They carried him back to his solitary home, and buried him—in death as in life, unsocial and isolated—in the forest of Roanoke In the sgil of the Virginia he loved so well, they laid the corpse of her faithful and devoted son. They left him to rest, after the long fever of his troubled dream of life was over, in an humble and sequestered grave, beneath two stately pines. There let him sleep on! The gloom of their shade, and the melancholy sighing of the wind through their boughs, are fit emblems of the life which was breathed out in sadness and in sorrow.—Baldwin’s Party Leaders. nara NS lay is carried on. The basement may B a teries of the upper regions has never centains the real Lares and Penates of} the proprietors. And very handsome rooms they are; brilliantly lighted, warm- ly curtained, and plentifully mirrored | k at the table spread ont in the back room, and covered with cold fowl, ham, tongue, beef, and salads; these, with wines, spirits, and cigars, are provided gratuitously. Indeed, the more you drink the better pleased are your hospit- able entertainers. ‘Let us push through this lot of men lounging in the doorway, and discussing racing matters—what an odd thing it is that your horsy-doggy kind of men al- ways congaegate in doorways !—and make our way to the play table. This, you will observe, is an ordinary billiard table, furnished with pockets, cushions, &c.: and yonder, im the corner, stands a rack of cues—an arrangement which has been adopted recently, im consequence of the frequent visits of the police. And now let us look round at the company. “That tall, dark man, standing at the centre of the table, is one of the proprie- tors of the house, and a handsome, dash- ing Israelite he is. He is very rich, al- ways dresses to perfection, and, bus be- side being the owner of two or three racers, keeps a cabriolet and a mail phas- ton—in one er the other of which you may see him nearly every afternoon in the Park; and you seldom go down to dine, either at the Crown and Sceptre at Greenwich, or the Star and Garter at Richmond, on a Sunday, without finding his ‘trap’ at the door during some por- tion of the evening. Idiotic guardsmen, would-be aristocratic stock-jobbers, green hands from the universities, and ‘ast youths about town, have paid for that vehicle, and honest Moss gives them a subdued, but intelligent = 4 of recog- nition, as he drives in it. ‘The sharp looking, wiry little maa, cee to him, is the croupier. He the odds, and never makes the slightest miscalculation; sees that the proper sums are staked at a single glance, and helps his principal to pay the win- ners and sweep up the stakes of the losers. or this latter purpose they co not use rakes, sueh as ~~ may have seen at Wiesbaden or Aix, but emali booked stieks. The rakes would be too pre- nonces in the event of any magisterial interruption ; and, moreover, frem the size of the table, are not required. “Seven’s the main !” shouts that tall, blend, moustached, handsome maa, taking up the box. “ Seven’s the main !”’ repeats the erou- pier, ‘make up your game, please ; the castor’s becking in at seven, gentlemen !’ Down comes the bex—out roll the dice. ‘ Eleven’s the nick,’ says the ereup‘er ; and stakes are swept up, winners paid, and 8 fresh main called with inconceiy- able oy empl That man with the dice box in his hand is the type of a certain class. He is of excellent family, holds a Commission in the household brigade, and is of those fellows you see every- where. Driving a drag fall of other eoi- emn and moustached heavies tv the Der- by; leaning against the orchestra at the] she exclaimed ; y " opera, and examining the house by the aid] ‘+1 pe pound for you ; youalvays vish 0: his enqrmous lergnetie; besimding a yourself in der pest blace, Ax-t-pmre axv In-crpswt.—Nebemiah had a rca mange — org Po ing everything near him with what- pag tt) in is hand. Nehemiah retursiag, hatchet in hand, frem chopping, called upon neighbor Jones. In the course of opsversation, he unluckily chipped a fine table of the farmer's. «Seo there, you careless lubber,’’ ex- claimed the farmer, ‘‘see what a large dent you have madeia wy furniture ! * * Yes,” meekly answered conn, who was something of a wag, ** but that was an accident.” ~ “Very likely,” cried the enraged farmer, tess his fist in the offender's phiz, ‘‘ and that’s an tn-cident.” §0> A good old Dutchman ard his frow set up till gaping time, when the latter, aftera full stretch, said: 2 ~ 1 vish [ vas in heben.”’ lians also yawned and replied: ««T vib I vas in der sthill-house.” The eyes of Ballie few wide open, as