Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1854, Page 4

Sarees 22 eee re SS = a EVENING STAR et WHILE ‘TIS DAYT' ME LET US WOF - Ev-ry mortal has his mission, In this world of ac’ive strife, Whether in a high po-it on, Ora lowly waik in life. Be it Is who, now fulfilling Every duty day by day Shows the mind and spirit willing To perform its onward way. Life’s a bark upon the ocean, Tossed and roc’ ed by every gale; Now scu's on with speedy moticn, Now with rent and tattered sail. Life's », bright and sunny morning, “ith some hght refreshing showers, Followed by dark cloudy wanning Of the storm that o’er us jowers. Life's the cord of silver, binding Man in contact with his kind; Death is but that band unwinding. Setting free the earth-bound mind. Life's the pitcher of the fountain Whence immortal rills descend; "Tis the fragile wheel surmouming Cistern where pure waters blend. Life’s the day and deed for action, Death the rest, the time of night; He who works with satisfaction, Works while yet the hour 1s light. Forward, then !.the day is waning, Westward sinks the setting sun; Onward without compliining, Work, while y tit may be done. HIS OPINIOV. A western editor thinks all our troubles take their rise in follies, fast horses, and extravagance. Listen to him: « Recklessness and gross heedlessness in business matters, have taken the lace of carefulness. Credit instead of ing used with caution, is given and taken with a perfect looseness; and a man failing to-day, settles at 30 cents to- morrow, and is in the field the day after as goodas new. This is the definition of a good merchant of the modern school, no matter if he has saved something, no enquiries are made, no surprise expressed if be buys a house at five thousand dol- lars cash, a month after his settlement— it’s all in keeping with the times. The tone taken by society in the mat- ter-of-fact indifference with which it looks upon frauds, swindles, seductions, and other great crimes at the present hour, will have a beautiful effect upon the present generation in the moral way; and if it retrogrades as rapidly the next twenty years as it has the last, the rain spoken of in the seriptures, which de- stroyed a couple of cities, will be well deserved by us, whether we get it or not. Iigh moral tone, we believe, infused into business, will make individual and gneral prosperity of curse with ordi- mary sagacity united. If Peter strives hard to pay Paul, the lat:er individual can go on with his obligations, but one rascally Peter will, like the individual brick at the end of a row, oversetting it- self will overturn a thousand.” Usury Iaws in Vircinia.— A few years since the sight of a newspaper pro- Fosing the repeal of the usury laws wasa sortot phenomenon Oflate well-reasoned discussions of this question, in which the liberal side is taken, are becoming fre- : Biot In the Daily Virginian, printed at ynchburg, appears a very well written ‘ST. CITARLES CLOTHING MOUSE, Sty invites the a'tention «f his fiiende and the public ir zenaral, to bi- extea:!ve aud eleg¢nt assortment of fashionable Fall .nd Winter CLOCRING. namely: The latest sty'e of Paris Frock-Coate, Drea: Coate, and @. Orer-Coa‘s of all descriptions: Als>. French hisek, dovskin, and fancy “a8 mere. snd tweed Paotaloo'is. Alro. a well assorted and el-gant stoc: of French and English velvet and silk satin Veste. The furnishing depertm nt of goods consists of the very te:t qua'itiss, which H. Blon’ haem offers for sale at full 20 per cont } wer for cash, thay car be purcha-ed at any establishment within this or any 6 uthern cit-. Henry Blondha-m therefo-r hopes to meet with an early call from bis friends patrens and the citizens within the envirens of thir city. N B.—Don’t forget the number of the hous, which is 51, northeast corner of King and Fairfax streets, Alexandria nov 9—Th&4MIm BARGAINS—BARGAINS. SSHING to reduce the present stock cf Fal G-ods ov hend I have determined to make « great reduction in prices Muslin Embroidered Collars $2 werth $8 Cambric do so: 95, 3°14, 37% and 50 Do and Muslin Embi Sleeves, £00. to $2 50 Lace 50c. t Do do 0 $5 Embd Habits end Collars 5c. to $10 Muslin Do do do 3i4t $5 a> Caps inte $1 50 Lace do do $1 to gz Facs Flowers 124 to 75 per pair Bor net Ribbons 6 to $l a yard Tp. neck and s:sh Ribbons Oo’d Kid Glov s623¢:. a pair Cambric Bands $1 to $! Murlm do £0., te $5 Oress Caps, silk and thread Tl'us‘ons Braids, Gimps, Buttons Stockings And a variety of goods too num-rous to mention, A. TATE, ” ae Pa avenue, bet. 10th and 11th sts nov °—enl2 AS ARD. Toe citizens of Washington acd the public genera ly ace reminded th*tI+m con- stantiy im recsipt of ‘he cho'e-st brands of Havann CIGAS, or my own importation, avd a'so that | keep slways ov han’ e fine + tuck of Brandies, “ines Whiskeve, &c, wii h will be sodat the owert m«r ket price special atrention is cailed to a vi) cnoics otot Am ntilardo Sher y, which wil! b sold ty tee gallon or dozen; as aloo to a lot of “Ole Tom Gia” * Lonion,” of my own importation. B.C. bYsk, No. 256 Pa ave., bet 12th and 13th streets. nov 17—eo 'm NEW CONFECTIONARY STORE. (ae + alw.ys someihiog n-w unier the sun; and, therefore,‘ wo ld infcrm my friends and ths pub’fic a: large, that I hive op: ned a fine new Cr fe ionary Store, oppo-ite Browns Hote! (-0 317) tenn-ylvauia »venue, im -hch m-y be ob aned every ‘hong in the tine. in ‘he BEST pos:ibie m nner and cae pes: R.TEs, ICK C+ Ka Ms, JPL Ls., CHARLULES, IC:s. &c, of all kinds; CA: - DI#s o! al! kind~ and prices feom 26 cents to Fo per pound; CAXKy of all hints. You may here tind more than fifty v-rieties of Cakes, all of the be.tqusli y, made of good fresh butt-r and eggs, :nd by ‘he best workmen in ‘he United States. J fistter myself that I c-n pieace tae tasie of the m-st tas. idious. 2. G. WEAVER - &. Perties, Weddings, Ba'ls, &c., supplied on the -ho-test nouce ard most p'ea-ing terms. nov lj—e.2m HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. qT Sui scriber ha= now on band a mosto mplete assortwent of GOOD?, which bave beea s.irct- ed with the grestest care from .he manufacturers, both in this couctry avd Europe, aud on the bes terms, acd are offered to consumers at « saving of trom ten to twenty-five per cent. Our steck com- priees— Housekeeping srticles—every article required sbout s bowse that can come under the Lead of Hardware Buiiding materials, a fine assertment, not except- jug Sasa W-igh.c, at 3 oente per pound Meouenice’ Tools, eve y vari-ty, and mostiy wer- Yante Leather Belting, Gum and Hemp Packing, at Bor- t nm Factozy price: Grey “rothers’ Dor Springs, warranted for four years Weare the Agente acd will furnish cealers at Factory prices A team iful assortment of Feather Dustere, at New Yors pricvs acd 25 per cent cheaper than other siyl-s. Allof which are offered ata small adranoe for examination of the policy of the usury | cash to punctzal cus:omers. b: jaws, in the course of which it is perti- nently said: «We preach individual and social free- dom at a!most every corner, and some- times trample under toot the wisest con-| servalism. Yet, strange to say, we have allowed, and do st ll allow, to exist and to be er forced alaw which trammels half the transactions of life, and wh ch works no good, directly or indirectly, to the in- teresis of society. It is demonstrably true that our usury laws do only harm. Tn times of ease and plenty they are use- less, because they forbid what no man is tempted to do, and in every pre sing crisis they hasten, increase and prolong the evil.” eal Steamers. Herinann.. y York. P eee se Empire City ark... . George Law pw . ec. 5 cand i re. 6 c 9. BF tae. 2 han Deeeepnennseeseeseppeseeennm ones 4401 -€ Sosy ALS AL LHS HULELD, Browns’ £Gtel—r. P. & u. srows. ML Day, DC @ R Brick, jr, Pa R Bowden, NY JH Hanmeil. Va TL dimly, Va Pl Spencer, Ala Gov =prigg und servant, P Regers, Ky Mu 8 Rogers, do J Ciymer, Mo DF Murphy Pa CM Wells. Fla JJ Murphy, do FGede i, NY JC Vauderbit, Ohio JH Gosnell. do JB Cholior & lady, NY W_™ Adaison, Ill M Davis, do BT Hewes, Va M Golden, SC EJ ann-trong, do J Barnbart, Va T Bueweil, lady & ehild, G A Simmens, do ad» J Horita, do AV Hanson, Md Mattonal Hotet—s vb. wittars. IH Hrrison, NY J Frazer, Va E Clark, co JK Brookirg, do IM ones r, do RH Caumpned, Pa ¢ Hal, da E We sphaicr, Frabee 2M Guliegos, NM JV Trump, NJ JW P Lewis, Pa W C Philips, NY ie Lea fon a Hon J L Daw on, Pa jon ric, lass MastG 3 D; 3 Dudigy NS 9 Bi lawson, do Wilards’ Hovei—n a &3 0. wise. W C Watkins, USN EA Ryth Miss Paxton, Va G Davide W P Jones, do JS law Ht Davall, do J E vewha Otix, co JA Sempe $ ML Ogden NY PY Usretecr tie M E J Da CN GD II ages. Mass is CAG Lewis, Na R Brooke Va Z Totten, do Mon L Boyd & lady, Ky Kirkwood House—). u. & 4. mIRKWooD. W FP Henn, Teno llwood, Mass do aa baa do if Foster. Fla Bs nits, NY W Sasuel, NY W R Knapp, do *, Tenn E M Blickburn, RT Miller, do Hon TJD F L5 Mahou. hi Me Col J K Brooke, Md Mr« P Bolling, Va W Se tt, Ga’ JP clark, ners fogs field and family, J P Pearson, NY Uniicd State Horel—nz. 8. gacunzy. R Rurrnn, lady & son, Va L Aguilirs, § IM Browet.do | T Phcray dan Hon K Parker, do JM Johnson, do EB Dew nporte, do ay, do W C darrison, NC - Major Ward. do ww vu Jat ‘astitt, do 5 Walker, Pan? Tt Gorge, co EG Meri & W Peck, do SC = C Bir, du L D Clift, NY W A Goadmer, do Empire ‘joie RT Settle, Va B Caner, Pa C Brady, de 3M Jeu, @ W Cn ver, do J 0 Settle, do 6. 8. HEFLEBOWER. J Jackson, La C Henderson, Ky J Boush, Md J Browa L Brown, Md RE W itlock, @hip an aes Y cGuire, ireland 4K Search F Yates, Va 4 C Johnson, de y, x JOsEPH L. RAVAGE, Fign o: the large Gilt Saw, Penn avenue, nov 7- eoim between 10th and Ith ats. 7 A NEW REMEDY. GAUTIER’: H-kB DROPS, ‘or Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma. | ryvaisia & use prepa ation has the extraordi« nary property of mmedi.tely re ieving coughs, colds, hoacesness, diticu.ty of breathy g. bronchitis, asthma, end tussiness of the throat It cper-tes by divso vieg the -ongeale: plegm, contejuentl; causicg a f+ 9xpec o:auon. Th wh are troubled with that unpl-asant eeliag in Ube throat, which deprives them of rest right afer night by the inces-ant cough which it provokes, wiil, by using this remedy, find iamedi- ate relief These drops are composed cf six simple ingred - ents, priceipall, of herba, which are known to be very +ffloscious in the cure of diseases reaulting from colds Tney have been prep2red at the BOK gestion of cne of our most eminent phycicians, ani bave been ured by many of bts and my personal f fends with signal suco-ss, and at Whose carnest +0- licitation I have been induced to enter largeiy into their manufacture; arsured by him and them that. when generally known and tried, they wili super. cede all the varicus cough can y mixtures n Win use. As for myself, I am confiJent, from the ingredi ents 0: whica they are composed, that, should thry not effect on entire cure, thy can do no injury eren Wo the most d-livste in healtb, acd therefore have no hesitancy in introducing them to th; citizens of Washingtor and vicinity ©. GAUTIER, Tut¥im 252 Peonsylvavia avence. HEAT AND VENTILATE. NHE +ucecribers have new ou haud aud are pre pared to put up almost every description o: Brick sod Portable Het Air Furnsees and Kitceues Kange, inciudi. g the Chilson, Boynton, ferhe, Rar row und Speace patterns. These we will fit up a: as low rates and a8 well as cao be found in thi: evustry Also, on bard a complete asgortment of Registor and Ventilators. J _W. THOMPSON & BRO., Plumbing & Ge Fi ting Extepli-hornt, Pa. avruue, 8 gids, between Mth and 11 b sia. ot 3 —estiaal SOVETHING NEW. O' POSITE TH WAKKEL UN PENNSYLVA NiA AVSNUE 4 doors below Ninth street isa NEW CLOTHING STO‘E for Men end Boys, Openet this day. weCK#i, ne of ths c-espes Cicthing Merchants in ‘he Nerh has determined to « fler to the citizen: of Washington and yuioi y, bis exoetl-nt Clothing +t the lowest Northec. prices, for cash only. ib-re the ° PUORK MAN will find just such a Clo.nine Sto» as has Iv ng been Fanfed in Wusninguo. His motto is cheap for ca b, and ‘NE PRICZ ONLY. A good -u‘scau"al woollen coat he will sell for $278; and bravy winter pante, well lined for $1 25; and fl e coa s, overcosts, and veets, fa proportion Good woo! anode» ton under hircs, hosiery, gloves. &c., ch-a er th n tbe che: pest. nov li—tf R. H. GILLET, Counsellor act Lew, Office and resitecce in Franklia Kow. corner 0! EK and Thirteenth atrant ot OR —dly OUGH’S PRAVIICF OF COUary-MARTIAL 1 voi , London, 1895. ee cp the Articles of War, 1 vol » Caloutta, no Hagh’s Case Rook of Euro, Ni mean 1 Me , C:loutta, 9s ia Bie eure Courts, ough’s M.ltary Law Autboriti - cutta, 1899 itary tities, 1 vol, Cal. Hickman on Naval Oourts Martial, London, 1851. im General -apier on Mi.itary Law, London, James’s Collection of Charges, Opinions, and Sen- tences of G-u-rnl Co rt«-Mar ia’, Lord n, 1820. 5-muel’s Historical Account of tie Brush Army and the Law Militry, L ndon. 1816 timwon3 on Courts Mar'ial, London, 1952. Gotan on CcurtsMartial, Lond n, 1784. if uides des Tribunsus Miutaires, 2 vol: Paris, 1628. , i laltby’s Court:-Martial and Military Law, Bos- ton, 1813 : ; ee maneel des Conseils de Guerre, Paris, Griff:h’s Military Law, London, 1841. Da M-egoil—: ictionnaire de la Ju: tice Militaire, Paris jee Op C.u-ts Martial and Gs Author.” inden 18100) Mr Taw, by “The McNauzht-n on Courts Martial, Loudon, 1828. D: Wart on Mlit-ry Law, New York. 1:46. O’Brien 8 Military Law and Courts Martisi, Phil- adelphia, 1816 ae Macomb en Oourts-Martiel, New York, Adye on Courte-Mertial. London, 1806. Tytler «Miltary Law, Lovion, 1800. oArthur ili ay cee, Be and Military Courte-Martial, Naval R-guistious snd Instruotions te is: Admiralty TLenion, 185. lai vy and Naval Tiiais of Lod Gan! ot @-verai Whitelocs, of Lora Cio vile, ct Admiral Byng. of Admipal Keppel, of Gea. Hai’, of O .mmodore Porter, of Lieut cen. Murray, of oe Cate pronase Foott and Gaines, of jr -tanh»pe, of Lieut Colonel Co kb: Oaprain Mackensie, and others. eas nov 14 CK TAYLOR, KIDWELL’S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BEACH DROP; Or Cancer Root. CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN- CER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT, WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI- TIS, DROPSY, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM 1HE IMPURITY OF TBE BLOOD. Prepared by J. L. KIDWELL, Chemist, George towa, D.C. The estimate that is now accorded this prepara. tion by the medical profession and by othets com petent to judge of its merit-, may be seen in the fact that it has been prescribed by many of our most sminent Physicians in this country, and has attract-i the streptien of a celeLrated profession of the Edinburg Colisve. teotland, by whom it has been successfully used in a career of an aggravated character, The proprieter hac been forced to make more ex- tensive arrangements to meet the rapidly increasing demand for Begch Ror. ‘VINcEN: Inprén, Oct. 8. 1854. J. L Kidwell—Dear Sir: one three months ago, through th agency of Gol “mith Miller, our repre sentation ia Coneres , [ had pa:chared of you for the use o* my father f1 Srotland. one dozen Pottler ot Bee-h Drep or Uancer Preparation. I havea let- ter from my brother. stating that the physician de- sires you to forward another dozen bottles, He thinks order its uae the oi ease is arrested. I may add that my father has tried every physician of die tinotion in Scotland and Englan |, including Prof-s sora of Edinburg and Collleg 8 without relie’. The disea e was of three yes s standing, began in the right eneek, which is partially consumed. He was asufferer with constant pain, which bas entirely teft him This case will give your preparation a popularity in Britain which n> o her medicine has. Virect to William Dick, Keg, Collydean. by Les'ie Scotland, in care ot Wessis Pen ced, Clay & Co. Druggists, N. York, who will forward it. . JAMES DIcK. Mr. Flint ie a man of gr-st influence in his coun'y, and will with ple-sure communicate with any on in reference to his caa>. Cattaway County, Mrssourt, duly 13th, 1854 Dear Sir— ith great pleaeure I inform th«t your preparation of Beech i rop has acc «plished for me what I th ght beyond th- rea-h of humsn agenc.. for the last twelve years [ ave b-en afflicted with scrotuia of a Cancerou: form. 80 exten-ive was the ulcers and so horrible m< aprea-ance that my cas+ decame notorious with «li the Faculty in this and he adWJoining countiss—in fact I had obtatved the ‘est medical aid in cur State, witiout auy abate ment of the diseese. Throuzh a fiend I procared a half dozen bott'es of your Beech Pr-p, after using it, 80 pertect was the cure, that hund-e.s visited me My desire ic to benefit my fellow man; with thar ourposs I beg all afflicted with Scrofula in any form o use it EnvJoeed you will find an order from some friends ‘or the preparation. Very truly, INO. C. FLINT. For sale by Druggist: end Dealers in Medicines in Washington, Alexandria, and Baltimore. ort 14—dim IMPORTANT TO TIlé SICK. ‘}YHE creat experience end well known skill of Prof McCuintock is a sufficient guaranty to the public that the following list of Medicines, such as have been constantly uaed in his practice tor the ‘as’ thirty years, will fully sustain by their effecta ‘he valuable qualities aitributed to them, and prove to be the best Medicines ever offered to the public. I. Dr. McCtintock’s Pectoral Syrup. Aninvaluable remedy for Bronchitis Consunp- tion, and all chronic disesses ot the throat aud ungs. Inall deep avated c mplaints of the Pulm. naty orgaus it has proved the most safe, certain, and rapid remedy ever eraployed in the extensive practice of Dr, McCiintock For any of these forms fdiseaxe, shotiug themselves ee Cough, Tickling ‘tthe Throat, Sease of Tichtness in the ‘throat, pitting of Biood, Liffleuity of Breat mg. Houres- ness or Loss of Voice, and tiectic Fever, its use will 19 attended with the heppiest results, while it ia pleasant to the palat- and strengthening to the wholesystem. It contains no laudemum or opium inany shape. Price $: per pint Lottie. 41. Dr, McClintock's Calg end Cough Mixture. An infallible care for recent Ooughs, Tickling of the Throat, Tightnees of Breathiug, Croup Ja Chil- Gren, &c. It contains no preperation of cpium. Price 26 cents per bottle. i215, Dr. McCkintock’s Asthma and Hoop- ing Cough Remedy. An almost instantaneous reliet for thers dirtrens- This is the fruit cf an immenre d is ezioni g in ita effects. No per- san ue cc a dey trom Aschma or Hooping Goagh who will uss Price 60 cents per bottle. IV. Dr. McClintock’s Diarrkea Cordial and Cholera Preventive. A prompt and certain cars for Diarrhoea, Dysen- tory, d Cholera Morbus in silstages. A sure pre ect Asiatic Cholera, which no treveler or family should be without. Frics 25 and 60 cente per bottis. ¥. Dr. LéeClintock’s Syrug, For purifying the blood. e most portal pu- tifier ever discovered. For all fcrofulous diseases, xin diseases, Eruptions, Boils, Pimples, Eryaipelas, Uleers, Sore Legs, and all Rhovmatic apd £yphilitic complaints, &c. Itis a most excellent spring medi- cine, perfectly palatable, and safe for children or fe- males. Price(pint Bottles) $1. VI. Dr. McClintock’s Dyspeptic Elixir. Dyspepsia, or disordered digs ion. may be called the National Disease of Am-rioa. Itasymptome are headache; giddiness; nervou ness; iow spirits; dim- « of vigion, with mot+s or epecks before the eyes; uiching of the no-trils; dullness of hearing ans ring- ing in the ears; dicagrerable taste in the mouth; constriction or weight about the chest; difficulty of breathing; s- nae of suffocation in lying down, or in sacending stairs; ralpttations, or unessy feelings sbout the heart; irreguiar or deficient appetite senge of sink ng at the stomach; aciuity, heartburn; pain or tollnes« of the abdomen, and costivencer. some of these symptoms always appear in Dy+pep- 3ia; and sometimes the same patient has m-ny of them at the sume time, or at different times. For attacking the-e Protean symptoms in their seat and source, Viz: deranged conditiun of the digestive func ions, the Dyspeptio Klixir combines all the v-luable ngredients which the Vegetabie Kingdom affords. fak-n in connection with the Veg table Purgative Pills, in cages where there is much cortiveresa, or vith the Anti-Bilious Vilis, where the functions of the liver are irregularly disch«ryged, it will be found ‘s most effectual remedy. Price (in pint bottles.) $1. VII. Dr. McClintock's Rheumatic Mix- ture. For internal use; a purely vegetable combination ‘or the cure cf \beumati-m, @out, and «ll Neural ric aud Rheu: ic (ineases. This rem-dy is offered with the utmost confilence It has n*en used mort ztensively, and is as near a Specific for Rneuma te Cigeases as the world hasever seen Price per bot- -i- 60 cents. 1 . we VIII. Dr. McClintock's Rheumatic Lini- ment, An {ofallible oatward application for the relief of 4.1 rheumatic -r neuralgic pins spratng, swellingr, +i neck, stiffnevs of the joints, pains in the shoul- lore, back,er lira. It afforce immediate r lief ‘rom cholic and pains in the s:cmach and abdomen. As @ counter ireltant, itis invaluabie in all cases where an externul stimulant is needed. Price (per bottle) 50 cents. IX. Dr. McClintock's Anodyne Mixture, Or Pain- Extractor, used internaily anu 9xter’ ally, for the instaut relief of ail painz, Toothache, Head- ache, Cholic, Aguein the Face, Ohilblains, Neural- 4a, Btone or Gravel, ac., 4c. No pain need be en- dured a moment by a»y person who will ure this invaluable Anodyne. ice 50 cents per botttle. 2X. Dr. McClintock’s Fever and Ague Specific. This has%een found an infallible specific for this scourge of new countries, and for intermittent fevers. No traveller or resident in any ague dis trict should fail to provide themeelves with thissure Preventive. Price $1 per bottle. XI. Dr. McClintock’s Vegetable Purga- tive Pills, For the relief of Constipation and its painfal re- sults, such as Headsch+, Dizsiness, Sick Stomach, Pains, and ell the symptoms enumerated under ths “Dyspeptic Kiixir.”” Price 25 cants per box. XII. Dr. McClintock's Pills, Por Liver Complaints, and all forme of diseases arising from derangement of the liver, with symy- toms suchas Dizziness, Headache, Ringing in the ar, yellow furred tongue, pain in theright ieoutdar) sense of fullness or pain in the right side, disordered stomach or bowels, deficient action of the kidneys, clay-colored stools, &c. Thess Pills, if taken in the insipient stages of Bilious and Yellow or other Fevers, will generally ward off the attack. Price 25 cents per box. The above Medicines may be proccred of all the Dene tancacig in this Dis- Tonie Alterative principal Druggista and trict, and of J. L. Hansuaw, Ageat, Washington. sep 188m COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR New York, Texas, Califoraia, New Jersev, Louisiana, Missouri, P.nnsylvsnis, 4lab-ma, Kentucky, Maryland, G org} Michigan, Mawe, Wisevurin, Ohio, and Minocsote, Tisrida, ovber staice, GEORGE uv THOMAS ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS, AND NOraRY PUBLIC, Washington Place, near Odd-Kellows' Hel, SEVENTH STREET, Wasumearon, D. C. ¢ nowld—ly TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES AIL STEAMERS. SHIPS COM/BIBiNG TUS LINE ARE THE— ATLANTIC, Capt. West. PACIFIC. Capt. Nve, BALTIC. Capt. Oomstock, ADRIATIC, Capt. Gratton. Theee ships have been built by contract, expres - ly for Government rervice; every care bas been taken in their construction, as in the Engines to insure strength ani spel. sad their sccommoda- tions ‘o- passengers are unequalled for eegance and comfort. Price of vassege from New York to Liverpool. in first cab‘n.... $120 Send Cabn. 70 Exclusive use of extra size et 9 room: ee 300 From Liverpool ts New Yor, £30 and £20, An exrerienced curgeon sti ched to each thip. No berth oan te secured until paid for. For freight or pastaze sp'ly to . ADWARD kK. COLLINS & CO., 56 Wall street New York. BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO, Li E. @. ROBERTS & CO., 13 King’s ‘res Vard, J ondot. JOHN MUNROE & CO, 26 Rue Notre Dame des Vi: toires, Paris. GEO H. DRAPER, Havre. The owner of the e rhips will not be accountable for gold, siiver, bullion, sp2cie, je‘elry, precious stoner or metals, uniess bills of lading are rigned therefor. an‘ the value thereof therein express-d. nov 16—dly TO TH* PUBLIC, FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS. ‘The following are the hours of de partore of the only reliable sts m fos Loat plying between Alexandria and Washirg- mae The steamer Geo-ge Page will leave Washington daily, at 64, 8, 9}¢.1114,8 m, 1, 38,4%, p m. Wii rave Alexandria at 74, 8X, 10}4,a.m., 124, m.2 4.51% p.m. His omaibu-es wil leave the corner ot Penn-yl- vavia avenu- and Seventh street, to connect with the Boat, at 6, 734,944, 1!, a. m., 1234. m., 254. and 14pm #0 »nibuses wi!l connect with sll cars arriving et, and departing from, Washing*on and Alexau- dria. CECKGE PAGE. nov 6—tf ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILBVAD. 4 SE SE: On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854, '] UW Care leave Alexardris daily for G rsons ville and inte m-di-te tations at 7¥ o'ciccs, ®. M., On the urrival of ths bost trom Wa-hingt nr. givingample time for breakfert on toard Con- ne ting at Msna:ras Junctien with a trun for Stra vurg. at Warren'on Je ction wit» a train for War- renton. ani at Gordensvilie witb the treins -n tle Virginia ‘ extral Kailroaa for Richmond, Charlot.cs ville, xnd Staunton ‘Ths cars leav- Gordonstil'e daily for Alexardr « and in‘ermediat: +tations, at 14 before 12 a. the arrival of the trains 0. the Vi gicia Cert al raii road from Richmond. Charicttesville, and Staunton T ‘ROUGH TICKETS T From Alexandria to Warrenton $2 00 i — Gor?onsvil 350 ee iS Char'ottesville 425 Sa “ Srauntor 5 90 ad - Strasburg. 3 50 “ “ Lynchburg 675 ¢ = Winch ster. 3 bo “ “ Luray... 425 S * New Mar 5 00 “ “ Mid :leburg 225 For Lynchburg, cennectirng w th the s‘ages at Ch rlotcesville, on Mondsys, Wedoesday*, and Fr:- days For Luray and New Market connecting with th: 8 ages at Culpeper, cn Tacedays, Thur+day-, and S: t- urday F r Wincherter daily, connecting with the stage: at Pied vont For Middleburg daily, connecting with the stage: at the Plains. Por order: W. DB. BROOKETT, Agent. nov 7—dtf FOR MOUNT VERNON. On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, Saeed Fare round trip $1; from Alex- godri uts —‘the iHOMAS COuLYBR leaver Wesning ona 9 and Alexandria st 91% o’olock. Coaches leave the Capitol tor te boat at 8g o’clk Coach f:te 0 cents Peron wishing the Coaches will leave thetr resi dence with G-o. & Thos. Parker. Kefreshment- ca the boa oct 28 -atf SAW WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. 4WRsiNs nUN a8 FOLLOWS: EKAV® daily, exceyt Sundsy, at 6 and 8 a.m a dSandSpm. .p “unvay at6amaniibpm. 3 express, acd steps only st Annarolis Junction and xelay; the others et a!) way ta ion. Trains at 8iga m and 2 p m, connec! with An- GEDN®Y. Capt _ Train at 6 am and 5 p m. connect with West. East Do do 6and8amana5pm do. Far; from Washington to Baltimore.. Do ao do , and retur! Do do Annapolis.. Do ao oo., and re.urn. Leave Baltimcre at 44g and9am; and 6 and8 pm On Sunday at 4% andSpm. The round trip ticke's must in all eases be pro cured at tha «ffiee, and are gocd for the day upon which they are issued je 24—atf T H. PARSONS, Agent. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. HE sub cr ber, int nding ’o ctang- he bu-i | ne-8, offrs for sul, at Baltimore prices, a d on accommoda!ing te ms, hisentire stuck of Lu: ber, equal in quality ard quaatity to any im chi Districc H.viog puccbased almost exclusively f r cash, and «ishing to clo-e out by the Ist of Jauu-ry, T can and will seil as low as the same quality can ve bought in thi market tor cash. aud give tue pur- chasers tim- for not-s satistac orily secured, with in erest I have nowo: hand— 260,000 f-et Albany “ bite tine 700 000 do Susquebanua do 100,000 do dress d and undreesed Carolina sad Kastern Shore Flooring 209,000 fect White aud Yellow Pine Siding 600,000 | aths 100,000 Shingles 50 000 Pickets, Chestnut and Oedar Pests A farge as-octm<nt of Eastern Shore. North Caro- lana Spruce a.d Hewwl ck Joist Scantling aud ‘Tiaber 100,000 ‘eet Hom!) ck Rails. for fencing Togeth-r wita w large siock cf Arh, Poplar, Cher- ty, a-d + alnut A‘ro, a tull cargo of sea-oned Peneacole Foorin, Jus: received, equal in every respect to any evr prcugct to this market, which may b- szen at Ager & McLace’s Mill Tne whtfacd warehouse krown as * Bagden’s Wharf,” wil bs or reat on th» Ist of Janua y next It has been puc in c wplete order, has water front ot up*ardsof five hun-red feet, and twenty feet dep‘h of water at low tde. It is beyond question the mo-t desirable whart proper y iu th:s D.striot Ail persons udebted io me are reques ed to geitle their accounts at once, either by cach or notes at short dates. THSODORE MOSHER, nov \0—lm* Blagden’s F. E. DAYIDGE, Attormey and Consrisllor-at-Lew, AND COMMISSIONE! OF DEEDS FOR THE STATRS OF rf. Virginia New York Maine Kentuoky, New Jerze' Tliinois Louisians, Missiast ¥ Ocnnecticat Massachusetts Marylan: Pennsylvania Florida Tennessee Alabama Iowa Georgia California Arkansas 58 Oarolina an, as Conveyancing in all its branches Promptiy end Goouratel y executes Office, Louisiane avenus, opp. Fifth street. eet 16—dly _]———— " GEORGETOWN FEMA SEMINARY, GKORGETOWN, D. 0, Rev. Wm. J. Clark, Hire ALM Giark,” }Pamarasa, "EXELE duties of thie Seminary will bs resumed on i FEIDAY, September lex, 6 course of studies actual'y pursued in this In- stitution embraces a higher and more thorongh rauge than that pursued in any other Famale Sem- faary in the Union. The t.cation of the Seminary ia remarkable for its salubrity. Ths buildings are large, the roums capa- cious, and the grounds fur recreation are very am- ple. ‘Terms tor boarding pupils, $200 per seseion of 10 months, payable on the Ist o September and Ist of February. This charge includes boarding, tuition in English and Mathemat.cs, room ko lighte and was: img. Music, French, Spanish, Drawing and Painting extra. Day echolars from $5 to $10 per quarter, according to the : la-ses which they epter. Reference ts made to Dr. Grafton Tyler, Captain Geu. F. de la Roch, W. G. Ridguly, Keq., © Hunter Esq., W. 8. 4. Taylor, pdg- Esq. hovert P. Doatge, Esq., Georgetowa, 2 C5 and w Jos. Lh. Pradiey, Esq., wan c Dayton, Heq., soa Mr Fisnuga Ooyiv, Jy '4--tr {Intel 4 Union) UTMAM’S MAGAZIN & fr December. P FRANOK TAYLOR. nov 38—tf > Francis mips OQ. M. Linthicum, i DALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS. I TOR. [? AB Doc RB. @. his Professional services to the citisens of Ba} meres Tean cure all kinds of Cancere—take them out without pein, or the use of any knife. I caz 2ut wil Linde of Wits and Spasms, Rbenmatic Pains Consumption, Dropey , Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, any other ailment the human family years under ap Indian Doctor who was among the wild Indians thirteen years. DR. SPENCER has removed from Mr. Buckley’+ Board’ Bot to as ‘Ne. 84, HANOVER STREET, ang 11—tf Baltimore, Md. GREAT BARGAINS. ANFIELD, BKO1HER & CO., C 220 Batsuwons Sraaxt, Bartimons, Mp. Are desirous cf c osing out a of their precent stock of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jewelry, | Watches, Clocks, ‘ans, Opera Glastee, Dressing Caser | Wri ing Desks, ice Pitcpers, Vases, Bronzes &c., pre i paratory to receiving their fall supply. Purchaser: will find great barzaims, aug 4—tf PEEL’S LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE. ANTFACTURED FROM FRENCH GRAPES, JAMAIOA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES, &c.— This deticious beverage beccmes the favorite wherever it is introduced. It is equally palateble, more wholesome, and not halfthe price o other foreign wines. Many physicians use it x clusively, and recommend it to sil troubled with flatuiency, 'yspepsia, Debility, Cramps, Dierrbas and Dysentery. Persons subject to Chills or living in districts where Ague prevails, find its occasions. use @ peasant and admirable preventive. Mixed with a litue cold water, it 1orms the most refreehing apd wholesome cooling drink in warm weather tha: jy10—t" san be taken. Price 60 cta per bottle, $5 per dosen. J. BALMEK corner of Baltimore and High streetr. and BROWN BnOTHERS, Liberty et. Baitimore. STOTT 4 CO., Wachington. PEEL & sTEVENS, Alexandria. JESSE LANDIS, Frederick. H. BUFF, Portsmouth. Va. ROBERTSON & CO., Petereburg, Va. WM CIRSEKL. Georgetown N BW BUUS, tsiivb:CaL AND NEWSPAPER E®XTABLISHMEN?. Wm. TAYLOR @ CO... Corner of Bastimore and Crories 31 BALTIMORE, Mp. WM. TAYLOR @ CO. beg leave to cali the atter- tion of the reacing a and ali desling in Booke. w their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, ard NEWS PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where can be fcunc a large ano ceveral assortment of al) the lete pope t ions of the day. Zeep on band a splendid assertment « ncy STATIONERY of every deseriptior Al ordere thankfully received and filled with de ‘patch, and eent by return of the mail, express, ¢ tage, or in any other way the pereon ordering ms. direct. Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlars, and all other <applied with any Books, Magazines, otc.. at th lowest rates. Any Book publishec in this country can be he¢ %y sending your ordrr to us. WM. TAYSOR & CC., Oor. Baltimore end Charies ste, Baltimore, Md. may 238—tf JESSK MARDER, SCALE MAEKEB, Southeast corner of CHARLES & BALDERETON #7 RESTS, teb ate Baltimore, Md. FLOBARD f. 8¥ITH @RCRGR D. SHITE, 1 D. SMITH &@ CO., Manutacturers : & Dealers in ALCOHOL, CAMPHENE, ETE} SEAL OLL, Ac. No. 34.8. CALVERT STREET. c; posite Water street, BALTIMORE, Md ¥ m SAGH FOR NEGROES. 4) ® wich Lo purchest immediate:y a large Dom VY ver of likely YOUNG NEGROKS, for the Net ilenns market, for which we will pay the higher ‘eb prices. All persons having slaves for eale, wi od it to their advantage by on us, at ou Rice, No. 12 Camden etreet, Baltimore, Md., form™ y cocupied by J.&. Donovan. Liberal commission aid for infurnstios. 41) communications prom)’ 7 attended to. jen 2%. 2. M. WILSON & @. B. DUER. < Lessord “i CRAPMERRLAIN‘'E Commer- ainl veuse> 2¥e. 127, Baltimore sircet, Baltimore, Ma. 223 ortensible object of this institution is to place in ths reach of individuals proper facilities jor taining a thorough aad prectical mereantile sce i . A young man can hore obtain e® more cor acwiedge of crneval business matters in a few than can he ecg cired in ae many yearsic any unting house. ™he course of study embraces doubleertry book Xrcping, and its adaptation to Ysricue department: of commerce snd trade. Mercantile caiculstionr taught according to the most spproved methods. — Practical Fenmansl:tp, combining repidity of execu tion with beauty of construction. ree upon mercantile law, upon various important mercantiie mibjects, beside many other pointe receesery for s hook-keeper or business man to understand. Thine oeceesary for a ccudent to complete the course varie: from five to eight weeks. There being no vacation applicante can enter at any time and sttend boti day andevening. Examinations are held at statec periods, and diplomas awarded to those who gradu. sie. For terma, &c., write and have a circuler for warded by mail. feb 4—ly QILvERw ARE. ‘ CANFIELD, BROTHER 4 CO., 299 Baltimore street. have on hand and ere cop tantly making new styles of Silver Coffee and Te: ata; Silver Pitchers; Waiters; Castors; Goblets up+; Spoons; Forks; Ice Tongs; Crumb Scrapers Pie, Ice cream, snd Fish Knives; Salt Cellars; Bot ver Knives, &c., of warranted Slerling Sde-r. fe 22 -tt Baitimore, Md. COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, iiel-efin Kive Minutes. TYLEX S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP T]HE increasing demand for this most pleasant i) safe, and effica ious remedy tor all pulmonary jistaser, has enable the prorrietor to reduce the orice 0 as to plave it withia the reach of al: classes Ita superiority over mos! smila~ prepasations is ai tesied by many eminent, hysiciuns who heve :e@ eye witve-ses of ts efficacy when the usual reme jies have felled; also oy thou sad sf oor most re specianie citigens who 2ave used it in their tamilie both as preventive and cure with never failing suc vess for the last tw-nty years, during whieh pericc with very little ald from advertimag ac, it be: aradually spread repute joa cver the whole Uriur {no caces of rece .t Colds Cougns, Hoarsences, Ec, ii gi-es unmeuiate relief, a a g-n raily cures ina da; or two, without ‘aterfering with diet or business, o) readering the eys'em more suscep ible <t Cosas, in chro: ic cases, ssthma, Whoor ng Cough. Croup Bronchitis, Affections of the Lungs, ana Consump tion, «tis always v-ry b nefictal and sel-om fais, when commenced in time to perfect a cure. Price 29 aud £0 ce:is a bottie. So!d wholesa v by Pattersou & Nairn, Stott & Co. Ritgely &Co. Aiexaniria by Pesid Btevens. In Goorgetown by Mr. Cissel Me TYLE®’S GUM ARABIC CANDY DROPS ‘8 similar composi'iou to the above, but in s mi'd-) and mer- portable tors. ; they act like a charm on 8 treublerome Cough, and clear the throes an voice; they contain no injurious drug. are particu larly recommended for children. frequenters of put lic asesio bii-~s, pubiic speak: rs, singers, 4c. Prive \2}¢ and 25 cents per box. For sale at most Drug and Vandy Stores. oot 17—tt U. 8. MILITARY AND NAVAL ARGUS. ps uadersigned haviug become the Souther: Correspondent of th+ ab-ve paper, edited by qor Crawley, aud being desirous toturnish co reci and authentic in ormation in refererce to a!l mat ters appertaining to the Military, solicits tke aid ot officers composing the several Companies in thi and adjoining cities, in sdvicing him of any of thei: proceedings for pubiication. G. W. MEARSON. P.8—A branch office has been eotablished ip this -ity, where subscr ptions, adveitisemente, and communications will be received. Office, 2:4, Pa. avenue, bet. 14th end 15th sts. ort 10—tf TOILET S0AP8. HE subroribers return their tannks to their nu- merous friends and cu. -nere im the Li~ ric snd els: where for the jatron-ge hitherto ext ndev to them, and beg ivave t» intor» them that in adai kon to their usual stook th-y are now manufactur iug evo will have co.stanily on hand ali kinds ci Toilet and Faucy Soap, to which tbey invite torir stlention. We warrant our roaps equal to «ny made, and will sel: on an Shs ey trms as the rame article can be parchased in «ny of tie North ern ties T O DUNNOGHUE 4 BUN. Gvorgetown Oct 25—8m* FOR POUR AND LABORING MEN. Q MALL BULLUING WLS oF lu feet or more, ip Ss verious parts ol the City, and Georgetown, at ‘ow prices, and terms to suit. LidYp & 00. BUILDING STONE Hor sale, deliverabie at the Cana, or Wharwes ip Waehington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. LLOYD & 00, @ lange and handsome CARRIAGE and LLOYD & 00, 16th street, opp. For PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS, SNIDER'S WINES AT PHILADELPHIA. bi. at of JACOB SNIDER, Jr., No. 76 Walvut street, four doors be low Fourth street, where consumers will be supplied with WINES and LIQUORS on the most accommo JACOB SHIDE Jr., Agent for he Im PORRIGN e8, Office No. 76 Wab- reeeive Smee eoeeereter a dosen e HN VAUG for his eee weds pps bala ‘AN SNIDER, the patronage of end former customers. LUCTOR YOURSELF. ZESCULAP! y OR, EVERY ONE BIS OWN PHYSICIAN, to present s copy of the ABSCULAPIUS to his chia It mey save him from of young i2a6 or woman eater ja- i) tions of married life without ceeding the POORET ASSCULAPIUS. Let no one suffering from a hackuied Cough, Pain in the side, restless nights, nervous feelings, end the whole trata of Byepeptic sensations, and given up by their phy- dcian, be enother moment, without consulting the SSUULAPIUS. Have the married, or thote, about co be married any impediment, this traly use- ‘al book, as it ias been the means of saving (hour. nde of unfortunaie creatures from the very jews of jeath. &e-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS enorg 4 a letter, will receive one copy of this ~ork by mail, or Sve copie: will be sent ic: One Dok ler. “Address, (post paid) DE. WM. YOUNG We ied Bpruce xtrect. Phitadelphia. ap 1s—ly . DENNIS, (rnow Pants) UPSOLSTERER AND F. PAPER HW’ NGER, Po. 481, er er of Louise sua avenve ed Sixth street, Washington, D.C, Fuinitore repaired and varnished. On pete fitted, end mada. Cu. tains Lounges, and Mattresses made. Good references giter. Fo. 20 ‘cis a share of patronage of the public, and pl-dges to do hie work ae nest und cheap as any there t blictt ment in the cily pov 7—Im* TO INVENTORS “TVSE cfice of “The Inventors’ Protection Netional Union” is op 7th street, opporite the Ksst Por- ieo of the Patent Office, and is now ready to sttend ‘o the business of ite members, namely: in making -xamination< and soliciting patents, &c. Inventors are invited to cail and gst s copy of the Jonetitution and By le’ weed eny instne ion will be respecting the Unien All letters cp business must be directed to this of ioe, where attention will be given immediately. A model shop ie in coxnection with the vbere modela can be made to order at the T. G. CLAYTON, TAKE NOTION QUEER FEDERR and othere sre reminded the following list of srticies are of the best deacription. and can be purccesed from the evb sriber cp er low terms as any cther bouse in the tty. A large eassothnent cod eepply always om Y Ofte of a ktret Qreeneweie Feinte Eruches Camrtine Ciecke ‘rd Keres ae Tpenitrs Chensel Window Givendcice China Vesse Earthenware Srittsnnia Were Gless é:., ac Goode rent to any part of the city free of oburge; Gouniry dceisre will do well to cn! © 8. WHITTLEsRY, ‘Tth etreet. opp. Peiden & Withers’ Bank. mar 17- °F REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES J bare now receiving the largest etock of CAR W FIATURES ever ofered in thie city, come orisicg every variety of ety eand frirh. They have en -clacted trom the celebrated feeiery cf Corne tae & Uo., Philadelphia, and include si] oi thelr oatterrn, Owing to a reduction In price in Ces Fixtures we ate now prepared to furnisa them at o lese rate than they have ever yet been sold bere or elrew! To keep p«c with the above improvement the orice of gas »ubing hes been meterialiy reduced, and our incresced fecilities werrants us in caying ‘hat we are prepared and can execute any work we may undertake cheaper sad better than sny other seteblishment in this city. J. W. THOMPRON 4 BRO, Plumbing & Gas ritting Ketablishmen*, Pa. avenue, side, between 10th end 1ith ste. oct 18—dtJanl TAKE NOTICE. NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED. W. BROWASLS5G, Merchant Teilor, Pa e avenue, es ‘er the United Atutes Bo, tel would reepecciuly iotorn: his customers and the public generally that be bas just re sived new Fail and Wister goods ip grat variety, such +s Cloths, Osasimeres, and Vestine the Inteet umportetion, and isprepared to have them made up ett hortes! ice, in the moet fashion sble mauces, and st low reais of prices. Having made arrangements to go into the Ready- VUlothing business extens'yeiy this season, ho eels confident that he can offer t those wishing to purchase a stock ct C'otbing, not inferior to any in dis city, and not made up at tke North, as is usw aly the vase with work sold here; but cut in his own establishment, end made by our own needy cit- tens in this dull g-2son at low rates of prices, he is snabied there:or, to compete with northern work in point of prices; and as 10 quality and style, be will eave for thoce who fevor him with « call to iudze. fle can sell whole suits, Cont, Pents, aud Vest, at the following low rates: 00d suit for business purposes, out of cloth or cas- simere, for the smali sum o! vee G15 Uress and frock Coa’s, from. $v to $20 rrercuats of different styles. -12%0 2 Biack and fancy “anialoon $3 50 to 10 250to 10 This stock of Cicthing is ot a superior quality, «nd bes been made up since he received the tall and winter fashions. He Beeps constantly on band s large assortment Mt fancy erticles—such as Gloves, Oravats, Collar, vimbrellus, &e. Sole Agent for the sale of Scott's Report of Fash- onein thi- ciry sep 15—tt THE NATIONAL HOTEL LT. this civy will be re-ovrned for the reception of guestson tie s7ino: thismenh ihe :emoval vi th» Kitchen from the busemeuc to the esr ot the bvitding, and th» alte:atons in aod about the Dicing xoomr, will add greatly to the ecnveeience and cc miort o: its gueets The tab'e wili be :urnish- ed with the best the markets can afford, and served in the best st. le, and no expense or labor wil be spares to renver the house. in every respect, equal soanyin the country. The su +cr ber, there ore, trusts that a generous pubiic will contizue the lib cval patronage wai bP bas always been extended to the hou-e. Per ons deering to procure rooms fur the sinter. can do:o atany uce af er the 20th, by caiing tthe Hotel E b, WILLARD. Washington city, November 14 1 54 Bor 16—ti =| Intel Ucion,Sent,Globe,t!) WM NOELL & GEO K BOYD, UPHOLSTERERS & BLIND MAKERS, Pa. avenue, south seie, be: Sth and ivih streets. Ww" aie pr pared lo furnish venitian Lneide Blinds of every etyie, Reed Siinds. #. per Curtain, end every style of painted Shades. Also, we fur.’ w order curied if, moss, ehuck, and other mat trasses; pew and otber Cuchions; Lounges, Easy Chairs, Ottomans, &c.; Gerpets and Ourtains neatly mde aud warrantes to fit, cld Biluds repainted aud trin@ed in the best manner. Ali work done promptly, end guaranteed to give satistaction sep 8O—rozm e@48 FIXTURES, ‘| {HLN suoecribere take pleasure in to the public that their stock of GAB FIXTURES, coupriuigg some of the best end latest patterns, has bern received, and thet they are n ——— to sell at the lowest rates. Persons in want ef Gas Fixtures wilpicacs ceil and examire—they will mo doubt and it “4 their opens Dweilings apd pul bulidiag. fitted with gae-to- |. W. TROMPA0> & BROTHER 4eolb—t Pe av.. bet. 10th and 1ith, «. side. WM. HAUNSOHILD, Goies HANGER & UPHOLSTERER ERICAN and French P: 4 A Uphe.ster Goods, Penn: yitasincrcens baw: ones end Aighteenth streots, Wi Wm Hounschi?3 begs leave to inform his friends the pubils chet cn hand « !arce +toek of Fromeb Git ard merican Traptyace: 23 Aico, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses, Le ye will dispose of at the lowest prizes. vb Pra NSATLY AND EXPB- 2 DiTIOUBLY BXBOUTED AT THE “EVENING OFFIQB. he