Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1854, Page 4

i lome! how bright it beams a ereune shades around us fall! And from the fattice farit To love, to rest, and gall. When tired with. the toils of day, The etrifé for glory, gold or iy How sweet so seek sheqel way Where loving li i lisp Cd name Around the Ligne at Honie When, through the dark and stormy night, The weary wanderer homeward How cheering is that twinkling light hides 5 the forest It is the Light at Home; he feels ing heart will greet him there, And softly through his boeom steals The joy and love that vanish care, Around the Light at Home. The Light at Home! how still and sweet It greets the seamen through the storm, He feels no more the chilling blast ‘That bears upon his-manly form. Long years upon the sea have fled, Since Mary gave her parting kiss. But the sad tears which then she shed, Will now be paid with. rapturous bliss, Around the Liget at Home. The Light at Home! how still and sweet It peeps from yonder cottage door— ‘The weary laborer to greet— When the rough toils of day are o’er! Sad is the soul that does not know ‘The blessings that its beams impart, The cheerful hopes and joys that flow, And lighten up the heaviest heart, Around the Light of Home ! Frexog Rassits.—A gentleman. re- lating the incidents of his travels while in Paris, says: ‘*I entered a restaurant I was green—ver- dant as a young cucumber, even as early peas—or I should not have done thus. ‘The rabbit came, and I offered the Moni- teur to an old Frenchman opposite, whose eyes were fixed upon my plate, but he The bow puzzled me. «« «Monsieur has not been long in Pa- and ordered a rabbit. bowed a negative. It was too much. ris.” «<* No, I have just arrived.” ««« Monsieur is going to eat that.’ «« Yes, may I offer you a slice ?” «¢« Monsieur will man, With a frightful grimace. “* Certainly,’ I replied, becoming alarmed. ««* Monsieur, that rabbit.once mewed,’ he replied with the utmost gravity. Wound Ratner BE IN StAveRY.—The Cin- oinnati Gazette of Wednesday haa the follow- ing: In the Police Court yesterday, mas named John Stewart was a: out of funds and food, and-had e2me to Ohio. all el of white men. deal better there than did here.” and pay the costs of prosecution. to eat in jail. again. (t>>A padlocked umbrelia has been in- vented for security to owners. A small padlock is affixed which cannot be taken off, nor the umbrella opened, except with the key which the owner is supposed to have aiways about him. {> Courting in the country is alto- gether a different institution from the city articles In the former you get rosy Lps, sweet cider, johnny cakes, and girls made by nature; and, in the latter, a brases, formal jewelry, and collection of starched manners, fine silk, girls got up according to art. “Dad, if I was to see a duck on the wind, and was to shoot it, would you lick me?” ‘Ohno, my son; it would show you was a good marksman, and I “Well, then, dad, I pumped our old drake as he flying over t: 2 fence this morning, and it would have feel proud of you.” Cone you good to see him down.” Wisconsin. calls it a four-wheeled squirt. SS ETE Glasgow. hi erpool.. .Nov, 22. bei Nov. 25 > tb and 20th ofeach month. S tiniaamaneimatansenaineaeipuneseeeaasaneenmnmgumeeeescernt LIST (# AKKIVALS AT THE HOTELS, Browns’ Sotel—r. r. & u. srown. W Cook, Va JN Seymour, NY J Duvall, Md D W Greer & lady, do JM Champion, DC A Monree & family, La JR Dowell, Va M Martin, Unio D Meade, do E F Paxton & lady, Va 3 W Purceli, do HS Mitchell, Md W 8 Burr, do W A Burt, Mich A Graham, do LE Kellogg, NY A Maicobracon, Eng’d_ L B Tyng, Mass K 5 Finley, Md W Connolly, Del F Buuer, do J W Zelifro, co W J Beall & lady,do C F Mager, Md T Withers, Va E W Hall, do J E Cuthbert, do W G Marcy, USN T P Jordan, Ne JF Peirson, Md J T Howard, do A Morgan, NC R L Shoemaker, do W C Vaughan, RI Dr Poee, Fa G sSotnoron, Ms J Winchester, do A Lawrenee, Pa R Russell, Scotland 3D Peck, Md P Quigley, Lel JL Gaddes, Masa Kirkwood House—1. u. & 4. KIREWOOD, | R D Carroll, NY = M Dempster, Earope W 8 5 Fiemming, La © Kingman & lady, Pa Hon J B Thompson, Ky B Fisher, Md G Harris, do Maj J Hawkins, do DrJ€Dan,do Mr do Col Estriar, M. 'T W Noble & lady, NY W_B Walworth, do HD Conrade, Ohio A Rice, NY M B Blanchard, Ct N W Sally, SC Mr Cyon & family, Ala J Jackson, La Wilards’ Ho.ei—a 2 & 1c. wiLLaRD, 8 Sumly Maj S C Ridgely E v Stiles, Cal J A Ramsay; Mass Courtedey & fam’y, D T Van Buren, NY y JS Whitney, Mass a N Conner, do W Prebn, La » .. Conner, do Miss Dugge, do ica | W Riley, NY ae U, _ LL PW iiey, jr, do ‘a ty sr EM Kellogg, do SR Moktague NY CJ Ritey, do . United States Hotel—z. 8. HACcKkNSY. GT Paton, Va J Printz & lady,.O E J Armstrong, do J W Esbuch, CM Foster, NY W 8 Wilcox, do J 5 Green & fady, Mo M M Moore, Pa J Newman, Va G BR binson, do N D Offutt, do G Conover, NY D li Wood ang family, v a & Ashen & lady, Ky gloom, he spies! ow me to make a slight observation ?’ inquired the French- charge of stealing a quantity of clothing from an elderly colored woman Stewart plead guilty, and offered in mitigation that he was en this course to provide himself with the necessities of life. He stated to the Court that a short time since he was aaiave in Raleigh, South Carolina, and upon being informed of the kind treat ment he would receive from the Abolitionists in the North if he would become a free man, he concluded to purchase himself, and did so at a cost of $900. He left his master and “Since I came here,’’ continued owart, “I have been kicked about and abused Can’t get work no one, and to borrow money to get bread with, that ee a ion. Idid agreat ever Here the defendant tool his seat to await the sen- tence of the Court, which was that he he sent to ihe chain gang at hard labor for one month x Stewart said he did not mind the hard Imbor, and was thankful for une pros bect of getting something e declared that as soon as he got out he would go South and become aglave in the class proposed for Wanisgon ty, im good order, free of all and o' eve extra charge or expense, and aubject to the ee tion, count, weight, and measurement of the Super intend-nt, and be in all respects satisfactory. Btates, Wi eapplying Paper.” 2 ir; ing over all doubts. INOREDULITY 18 0 irresistabl: eviis organs whi an. It restores to tien connected with that mysterious compound agemer ot matter and mind, ni DisrEsPEctFoL.—A fire-engine has just been introduced into one of the towns of The editor, speaking of it, Time of Departure of the Ocean Steamers. 7- Tae Ua.iluruia steamers leave New York op ‘Acioncy, regularity with natural tivity, axd this not eat without hesard of reaction, grit Sapa liber on the Aap Bear in that all paralisation of the nerves or mot [tg ems Bear in mind also, that for every Dr., Morse’: pint bottles. Proporaic far *a: tebe ate os KIDWELL’S it Physicians in this count: > preggo oles attention of a celebrated profession of ples indicating the quslity, aired in the foregoing iained &t the office of the mail to S¥cbes Sues been Nera charactar. whom it has ly used in s career of au aggravated ‘The proprieter has been forced to make more ex- rapidly increasing tensive arrangements to meet the Mctegrtabey brcgre nag ce ate J. L. Kidwell—Dear Sir: months ago, three the agency of Col Smith Miller, our re: in Congress, I had of you, for the useof my father Scotland, one ot Beech of yor you, T have alet ou thinks under its use the di:ease is arrested. I add that my father has tried every tinction in Scotland and Irae} inc! ithout relief. The disea:e was of three years standing, began. sors of Edinburg and Collleges, sician of dis luding Profes- in the right cheek, which is partially consumed. He was @sufferer with constant pain, Teft him. wnich has entirely ‘This case will give your preparation @ popu'erity in Britein which no other medicine has. Direct to William Dick, Esq, Collydean, by Leslie Scotland, im cara ot Mesars. N. York, who will forward it. Olay & Oo, Druggista, JAMES DICK. Mr. Flint is a man of great influence in his county, and will with pleasure For the last Scrofala of a Cancerous form. with any one Drop it beyond the reach of human 'e relve years I have been afflicted with So extensive was the ulcers and so herrible my Sposeeenes ee ay. case became notorious with all the Faculty in and the beet me counties—in fact I had obtained the aid in our State, without any abate ment of the disease. Through a friend I procured a half dozen botties of your Beech Drep, after using it, so perfect was the cure, that hundreds visited me. My desire is to benefit my fellow man; with that T beg all afflicted with Scrofula in any form ral rete ‘Ail the paper in the several elegg:s mamst be d-liv- or places as may be designated in Blank rms for proposals wil be farn.shed at this office to persons applying for them; and none will be taken into consideration unless ¢ substan:ial- therewith. 7. Bonds, with approved securities, will be required ; and the sepplying f the classes, juired at any time, will be considered a violation of of an inferior article in any of failure to supply the quantity re e contract. Bach bidder is required to furnish with his pro will be rej and any proposal umaccompanied with such evi- posals: will, bs opened in the manver re- pamela sabiateceer y cv inane of Bis ebtilty (0 exopute dence The J quired by law “on the first Sexradh eed first Monday in December” next. (5th) at 10 o’cleck a.m., at ios office oe the Superintendent. tendent of the Public Printing, Capitol of the endorse “ nited for ashington,” and 9 ociipyyintendent of the Bult Printing, wt DE. MOBSB’S INVIGORATING CORDIAL 4A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE. ALTH RESTORED AND LIFE Stattributed to Prof. “i XIE OB CORDIAL were deemed fabulews. The + scaleoften deceived, condd 42« sublime truths announced by the discoverer. — rag facts, undeniable facts attested by witnesses of lass and character, are now triumph- ov WN by a masa of testimony which is perfectly 6. ‘The Burris remedies, in all cazec, the deplorable i from a misuse or abuse of the various make epee woes machine called il vigor every delicate func- to the repre of human life. To persons of feeble muscu- lar frame, or deficient im vital power, it is recom- menided as the only means of communicatin; energy which is n of all the natural sppe' i mental attributes. Its fined to either sex or te any age. The feeble girl, the ‘ ailing wife, the listless, ernevated youth, the overworn man of business, the victim of nervous de general de to the ait Le Pu as well as the higher beneficial effects are not con the individual suffering from , or from the weakness of a single will find immediate and permanent relief the all ha of this rien reer tna votes who fe predisposition ysis prove a ” | complete and unfailing that terri ble malady. There are many, per! trifled with their constitut themselves beyond the reach of medicine. Let not even these despair. The Elixir deals with diseassas it existe, without reference to causes, and will not , | only remove the disorder itself, but who have 50 think REBUILD TH BROKEN OONSTITUTION. The derangements of the system, to ner Yous diseases, and the forms of nervous it- self, are 60 numerous that it would requirea column to enumerate the maladies for which this prepara- ration is aspecific. A few, however, apg a na’ affections; muscular deti J ity ofth. Leherepn pers greet ese Fy ; mainin one or , Weakness P position, w o tic dolereaux, palpitation of: sensation in the Kr dope depression, dreams, inability to re- complaints growing out of emaciation, and tte indulgence ofthe pasion, and’ Pes <= proseed trom organic causes beyond MORSE’S INVIGORATING ELIXER with Soe organisation. }, wherever they and that the mn and sensation is of nervous disease the Elixer Cordial is the only reliable preparation known. CAUTION. Dx. Monen’s Inrviconatina Convist has been coun- terfelted by some unprincipled persons. In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the Pirictecs Se ee patetere: the cork of each and the following words blown in the glass CG. H. RING, Proprietor, 4@~ The Cordial is put ap highly concentrated, ip. Price,~$8 per botile; two for $5; aix for $12, G. H. BING, Proprie! ‘ Tod Broadens Now York. Seid by Denerists thaaaghout the United States, Enclosed you will find an order from some friends for the preparation. Very =? NO. 0. FLINT. For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Mediciner in ‘Washington, Alexandria, snd Baltimo: oct 14—d8m IMPORTANT TO THE (1H great experience and well-known sbill of Prof. MoCuintock is a palicient Rascaty to the 68, such as sve been constantly used in his practice for the fally sustain by their effects ualities attributed to them, and it Medicines ever offered to the public, I. Dr. McClintock’s Pectoral Syrup. An invaluable remedy fer Bronchitis, tion, and all chronic diseases of the throat and lungs. In all deep seated complaints of the Pulmo- ablic that the following list of M last years, the valuable prove to be the SIOK. yasump- naty it haa proved the most safe, certain, and i rapid remedy ever employed in of disease, showing themselves ofthe Throat, Sense of Tightness in the Throat, the extensive tained ice of Dr, McClintock. For of forms vrain 0 poy Sete: Sete Spitting ot Blood, Difficuity of Breathing, Hoarse- mess or Lozs of Voice, and Hectic fever, its use will pleasant to the palate and wholesystem. It contains no in any shape. Price $l per pint izture. the Throat: Tig cure for recent dren, &o. Price 26 cents per bottle. An almost imspeo- | be attended with the happiest cone while it is to the TT agers cowrnrsine THIS: LINS TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL SABRE ONITED STAn "~ |MATL: STEAMER reer sit tid orery care as State rooms.. From Liverpool te New York £30 and £20. surgeon sttached to eech ship, No berth can be secured until paid for. 8) to Wall COLLINS & 00., 66 Wall street, New York, BROWN, SHIPLEY 2 CO, BE. G@. ROBERTS & 00., 18 Arme Yard, London. JOHN MUNROE & 00, 26 Rue Notre Dame des Victoizes, Paxis. GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre. ‘The owners of there ships will mot be accountable for gold, silver, bullion, stones or metals, unless and the value thereof therein ex nov ily TO THE PUBLIC, FLXED HOURS FOR THE W. ALEXANDRIA BOATS The George will leave Wi leave Alexan at Uh rciatwens ahi eave the cornet of ‘venue and Sevel street, to connect vanii ith the Boat, at 6, 7245934, 1, a. m., 1294, m., 2%. and . Tm. y RGH PAG! nov 6--tf + OBANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854, TS Cars leave Alexandria daily giving ample time for on board. ville, and Staunton and intermediate stations, at the arrival of the trains of thei road from harlot The cars leave Gordonsville eer for Alexandria rginis | RoOmOg coments RSRSassRss Qrgese ese = Middleburg Charlottesville, on Mondays, days. at Piedmont For Middleburg daily, connecting with the stage: r W. B, BROCKETT, Agent. at the Plains. Per order: nov 7—dtf I. Dr. baie ke Cold end Cough Coughs, Ti of Tightness of Breathing, Croup in It contains no preparation of opium. IIL. Dr. McClintock's Asthma and Hoop- ing Cough Remedy. ieneces rere for ee distress- edibles snd is astonishing in ite effects. No per- son need suffer a day from Asthma or Hooping Oough who will use it. Price 50 cents per bottle. Ap and vail ot Asiatic Oh: For Tifler ever Stasi pera iy palatable, and eafe fo ir mauled Priog(pint Bottles) 2. IV. Dr. McClintock’s Diarrkaa Cordial and Cholera Preventive. id certait for Diarrhosa, Dysen- ars Morbus in, ail stanene Asure pre- olera, which no traveler or family should be without. Price 25 and 60 cents per z V. Dr. McClintock’s Tonie Alterative BY the et, The most powerfl pu For all Scrofulous diseases, Uleers, Sore mrundall Enemas ete Batata it is a» most excellent “4 medi- dren or fe- VI. Dr. McClintock's Dyspeptic Elizir. the constriction or ascendin: about the Dyspepsia, or disordered digestion, may be called National Disease of America. Itssymptomsare e; giddiness; nervousness; low epirits, dim- ness of vision, with motes or specks before the itching of the nostrils; dullness of hearing and ing in the ears; dizagreeable taste in 08; sense of sinking at the stomach; acidity; heartburn; pain or fullness of the abdomen, and costivenesz. Some of these symptoms always appear in Dy«pep- sia; and sometimes the same patient has many of them at the same time, or at different times. For attacking these Protean symptoms in tious, the Do tions, mts which the Vegetable n in connection with the Vi Pills, in cases where there is muc! with the Anti-Bilious the liver are. it ture. for the cure of For internal use; 2 purely vegetable combination Rheumatism, Gout, and all Neural- gic and Rheumatic Diseases. This remedy is offered it has been used most extensively, and is as near a Specific for Rheumatic Diseases a8 the world hasever seen. Price per bot- with the utmost confidence. Ii tle 50 centa, all rheumatic or neuralgic stiff neck, stiffmens of the. ders, Dack, or limbe. from cholic IX. Dr. Or Pain- Extractor, used inte pb rng ier op ins, 0] in gia, Fae rrately tz ae lo jured a momen: ad) ye. Belo Boo invaluable Anodyne. cific. This Laws found an infallible Soourge of new countries, fevers. No traveller or resident in Preventive. Price. tive Pills, For the relief of Constipation and Headache, Dizsiness, mvigorating Cordial, insij mi a.¥. New ¥ jane, A Geo: Michigan, and NOTARY PU. BLIC,—____ ‘on Place, near Odd-Felloens’ Ball, STREET, Wasuuozon, D.C. | 8 most effectual remedy. Price (in it VII. Dr. DicClintock’s Rheumatic Miz- HR ota epee per bottle. their seat and condition of the digestive func- ic Mlixir combines all the valuable Sena le ve costiveness, or where the functions of will be found t bottles.) $1. VIII. Dr. McClintock's Rheumatic Lini- ment, An infallible outward application for the relief of jalnts, wha in the shoul- It affords immediate relief in the stomach and abdomen. tant, it is invaluable in all cases stimulant is needed. and for intermittent wilh teiseure XI. Dr. McClintock's Vegetable Purga- fick Stomach, enumerated under the - OOMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR ‘ork, California, Missouri, Kentucky, , AND mouiks sht about the chest; difficulty of breathing; sense of suffocation in lying down, or in ig stairs; palpitations, or uneasy feelings heart; i or deficient appetite, Price (per ta. McClintock’s Anodyne Mixture, and exteroally, ‘oothache, Head- Qhilblains, Neural- need be en- who will use this cents per botttle. X. Dr. McClintock's Fever and Ague FOR MOUNT VERNON. On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. ‘are round trip $1; from Alex- andria 76 cents —The THOMAS COLLYER leaves Washington at 9 and Alexandria at 914 o’clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 83 o’clk Coach fare 10 cents. Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their reai- er. dence with Geo. & Thos. Park: Refreshment on the boat. oct 28—dtf ane GTON AND ‘The following are the hours of de of the only reliable steam red boat pl ‘between Alexandria and Washing- daily, at tr) Hard 8, 4%, n Will tess Asean oa at Tie, BX big sm, P. iis omnibuses wilt connect with all cars arriving | tar. ret and departing from, Washington, and Alexan- ‘Address, (poet pet) for Gordons- wille and intermediate stations at 7% o'clock, a. m., oo the arrival of the boat from Washington, ne-ting at Manassas Junctien with a treiu for Stras burg, at Warrenton Ju: ction with a train for War- Samm ant at Gordonsville with the trains on the Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Charlottes For Lynchburg, consecting with the stages at ‘ednesdayr, and Fri- For Luray and New Market, connecting with th. 8 ages at Culpeper, on Tuesdays, Thuredays, and Sat- urday. For Winchester daily, connecting with the stage: SAM’L GEDNBY, Capt. ‘PHE subscriber, intending to on accommodating terms, his entire of District interest. I have now on hand— 250,000 feet Albany White Pine 700,000 do Susquehanma do Eastern Shore Floorin; feet White and Yellow Pine Siding 000 Laths 000 Shin; es ,000 nae Chestnut and Cedar Posts ma! 100,000 feet Hem)cck Rails, for fencing ry, and Walnut Alco, a fall cargo of searoned Pensacola Fiooring juat received, equal in every respect to any ever this market, which may be seen at Ager brought to & McLane’s Mill. The wharf and warehouse known as “ B’agden’s Wharf,” will be for rent on the 1st of January next. It has been put in complete order, has a water front of upwards of five hundred feet, and twenty feet depth of water at low tide. It is beyond question the moet desirable wharf proper‘y in this District All persons indebted io me are reques:ed to settle their accounts st once, either by cash or notes ai short dates. nov 10—1m* THEODORE! F. H. DAVIDGE, Attormey and Counsellor-at-La AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS Virzinia "New York Meine lew Yor! Kentucky, New Jerse) Missisei, ‘Maseachusetts Florida Towa Arkansas i y FALL AND WINTER GOODS. JNO: H. SMOOT, SOUTH SIDE eae olay NEAR HIGH, EORGETOWN, . O. ‘AS recetved and is now offering at low prices a general it P and well selected assortment of FALL AND WINTER GuODB. Bovght peinel York Auctions— ments to cash or prompt short time customers. In his assortment will be tound « rich sssort- ment of Plaid Silks Plain and striped blk do. Merinos, Plaids, De Laines Cloak Cloths, Velvets And Dress Goods generally. Also, a good-assortment of Boys wear— Best Paris Kid Gloves Blankets, Flannels fable Hiner, Napkins, &o. ie en, 8) ‘A-call is solicited. > oot 27—1m GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, oe Mrs. A. H Cierk, } Pamorwe, J. H, 8MOOT. 1B duties of this Seminary will be resumed‘on FRIDAY, September Ist. stitution embraces a course of studies actually pursued in this In- and thorongh more range inary in The the reoms capa are very am- Ce eeerrseeeteeee ee ee eee TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. his busi ness, offers for sale, at Baltimore prices, and um ber, equal in quality and quantity to any in thir Having purebased almost exclusively for cash, and wishing to close out by the Ist of Januery, I can and will sell as low as the same quality can be bought in this market for cash, and give the pur- chasers time for notes satistac orily secured, with 000 do dressed and undressed Carolina and iarge assortment of Eastern Shore, North Caro- pee bores and Hemlock Joist Scantling and Together with a large stock of Arh, Poplar, Cher- MOSH. Blagden’s Wharf, Galifornia 8. Carolina ao, oe Co! cing in all its branches promptiy and ce Seen RE St aie tats avenus, opp. sti oct at the Philadelphia and New enabling bim to offer extra induce end Gentlemen's that pursued in any other Female fiem- in the Univa. PHIL aT “PHILADELPHTA. Vv. SNID: “ga Any person oon ensiooed ta'a letter, ADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT t y Tecelve one of thk ROOT ail, oF hire copies wil! be sent for One Do! DB. WM. YOUNG, Bpruce street, Philadelphia. op 18—ly TO INVENTORS. EEE office of “The Inventors’ Protection Nationa: to ‘the Office, ‘the business of its members, namely : IN, z ap 10—1y President I. P. ¥. 8. pth Goods sent to Gouniry desiers wil d description, from ib seriber on es low terms as any other house in the city. A OE TAKE NOTIOR. ERS and others are reminded the USEE ESP. the following list of articles are of the end can be eal large sasortment and supply always Queensware Brashes Lampe Chandeliers Girandolee Vases Brittannia Ware of tas ally treo ct charge; do well to call. © 8. WHITTLESBY, Tth street, opp. Selden & Withers’ Bank. mar 17--tf REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES. E are now receiving the largest stock of GAS FLXTUR: rising every variety of sty.e and finish. * been pers from oh celebrated factory of Corne ‘ES ever offered in this city, com lius & Co., Philadelphia, and include all of their 8. Owing to a reduction in price in Gas Fixtures wr are now prepared to farnish them at a lees rate thar Bay have Ores Te oe oe neee ae elsewhere. keep pact with the above improvement the price of gas .ubing has been materially reduced, and our increased facilities warrants us in saying that we are prepared and can execute any work we may undertake cheaper and better than any other establishment in this city. J. W. THOMPSON & BRO, - Plumbing & Ges Fitting Establishment, Pa. avenue, s side, between 10th and lith sta. oct 13—dtJanl TAKE NOTICE. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED. W. BROWSING, Merchant Tailor, Ps avenue, under the United States Ho-_ tel would respectfally inform his customers and the public generally that he has just re- ceived new Fall and Winter goeds in great. variety, such cs Oloths, Cassimeres, and V. the latest importetion, and is prepared to have made up at the shortest notice, in the most fashion. Ha uadeOithing business extens:vely this ieels confident that he can offer to those made arrangements to go into the Ready- season, he gens in this dull season at low rates of prices, enabled therejor, to compete with northern work in point of prices; and as to quality and ses fo he wil) a ‘eave for those who favor him with to imdge. He can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, and Vest, s\ the following low rates: Good suit for business purposes, out of cloth or cas 1b simere, for the small sum of.. Dress and frock Coste, from.. Overcoat of different styles.. 12 Black and fancy Pantaloons.... Silk and Velvet Vesta... This stock of Clothing is of 3 to 26 50 to 10 2 50to 10 superior quality, and has been made up since he received the fall and winter fashions. He keeps constantly on hand a la ot fant Umabrel ac. artic! as Gloves, Cravata, Collars. Sole Agent for the sale of Scott’s Report of Fash ‘onsin this city. sep 16—tf NOTICE. Oppn Orrice, ‘Wasuineton, Septenber 2s, 1854 } (ONGRESS, during its last session, having made n appropriation for the purchase of the best breech-loadin g Rifles for the use of the United States both thereof, advisable and proper ” inventors and manufactur ers are hereby notified that specimens of such arms will be received at this office till the first day of Tecember next for preliminary examinations; and iffound to offer reasonable expectation of being useful, ber (say twenty-five of each of thcee affordin; & purchase will be made of a sufficient num- expectation) to be placed in the hands of sol- diers for tr! tical test will afd the Secretary in dsion. sep 30—2awiw in the field. The result of this ewe a HENRY K. ORAIG, Colonel of Ordmance. WASHINGTON IRON WORKS, Maine avenue, between ANUPACTUBER of Steam 46 and 6th ats. Tanks, Shafting Pullers degen cad location of the is remarkable for ite bers the Seas ett Ph hing 4 Gas Fitting Metablisteeat, : um! mi eas between 10th and 11th sts. en. have i ii J $20 | C2 a Price 80 as to plaee it within the reach of ali classes. f mae umes, im top cnn alment Oe Memes om. ~~ =e yeare ‘Indien vm among | 7a eT ts Demers | FT i } | PREL & 67! JESSE LANDIS, Frederick. ROBERTSON & OO. Petwonburg, Va. WM. CIBSEL, Georgetown. on aoe pisin and fancy STATIONER ony ond cue of cas ais, aagueen a «pat een: erin any way the person ordering JESSE MARDER, SCALE MAEBER, « BALDERSTON STEEBTS, feb2—ly Baltimore, Md. RICHARD B. Swira. D. SMITH & CO., ¢ Desiers in ALCOHOL, mar Zi—ly th neat FOR NEGROES. to . au gory YOUNG NEGROMS, tor New market, for which we will pay the highest cash prices. Au persone having Blewes te: will ly occu} 4.8. Do pid for inforation. Ii AJ! communications ne prompt jan T7—ly J. M. WILSON 4 @.H. DUKB. 9 Kt OMAMBERLAIN'S Commer- etal Colle Wie. 127, Baltimore street, a4. ostensible chject of this institution is to place I in the reach of individesls for t) te of commerce and trade. Mercantile taught according to the most approved ef exeou- tion with besuty of construction. upon QOUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, Relief in Five Minutes. TYLER'S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP. NHE ing demand for this most pieassn' safe, and efficacious remedy for all : has enabled the proprietor to reduce the Its superiority over most similar Pl with very little aid trom advertising, &c., it has ually spread iS Sea over the whole Union. cases of recent Coughs, Moarseness, peices Guener D. SuITE. Manufacturers apd