Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1854, Page 1

TILE EVENING STAR | “CRLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (AX0RPT SUNDAY,) 48 the Star Bwildings, corner Pennsylvania cvenie and Eleventh strest, Br WALLACHR & Hors, Witt be i tO sabseribers in the cities of Wash mei wn, Alexandria, Bail X AND mote and Phila ) A QUARTSR CENTS, pay2- ems. To mail subscribers the s THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS 2 year in advance, TWO DOL- LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR w ‘THREE MONTHS. 9 @Sixneie copies one ant. subscription pri _UNDERTAKERS, &. CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER. Sandersigned would respectfully inform bis tends, scqusintanosa, and the public ge chat ls still continues to execute al! orders in 4 Uns —— im the best msnnerend at theehort as) tee. REPAIRING nsstly ard prompt PUNBRANE ationted tat pee the shortest roticc 2 respectfully pinuence’6! COFFIN WAREROOM, &c. J WILLIAM PLANT & 09., UN- DERTAKER ‘—residence 418 Sey cen G@ and Hetreety, Incermente grountor cemeterr. Coffine, Ceps, , Hearre, ard every article for 2 best quality furnished at short Tewocable terms, and at all Having the exclusive right cf pse Preserver, we gusrentee to keep the dead for any !ength of time. co ll—tf ee UNDERTAKER. LD respectfully return my thanks is the of Wesht clntty for their the fr: 2: eZ my business, I ne the meaufacture o Mest 1" order 25 Tassure thors who may re no ate carry on" DENTISTRY. ] R. MUNSON respectfuily cal s puvii to his a IMPHOY Teeth, = s P=KESCTION OF TE AR’ i Teeth bas the follow sdvantazes Gv:r all others vis: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, C M- PORT, and BEAUTY, viciug with Nature in thee respects, and som ovhersexcellive. Public inspec tion is rezpectfully so! Vieags cali and ese specimens. CAUTION. —No other Deniist in the District of - bis hes a right to make thia style of Teeth. H. 6b — Teeth constitutional’y hosithy, plugged ard warranted for life. Office en] house at No. 293 B street, near the cor- ner of Pecnspivasis avenue and 14th street. Thisstyls PROF. SCHCNENBERG, TSACHSR AND TRANSLATOR OF Modern Languages and Literature, NO. 257 PLNNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ect tf THE EAGLE a GAS-FITTING AND : at ag Establishment, SiXTi STRE*+T AND ars now receivirg the ELIS 2% and GAS FIX- tizeas cf Warhingion, per than the cheapest.” All that is necessary is to give » call to be convinced of this fact. Ths superi>r facilities of this house enedles them toss'l their goods and do work at 5 leaa rate thon any of th ra f thia city. TURES ever eff re and at the same time » the proprietor assures them that with the add:tion of a number of the best gas fi and plurebers of Philadelphia and New York to bis present large i able to do a 1 wo: im both branche: perior style, ard, as before ci est. oor 38 ~ditistIan. UST RECKIVED, per Schooner Paulina, TWU HUSDRSD AND NINE TUNS WENHAM LAKE ick. L. J. MIDDLETON, Cffice so. s'de F, next to corner 12th st, Depot corner 26th and © ets. west. nov 14 (at. Int., Union, and 2en ine!.) J.K. HARTWELL, AUOTION AND COMMISSION STORE. fg HE unde-sigued wil! continue the AUCTION BUSIN S83, in the store formerly cecupied by D. B. Campbell & Co., No. 39 Penrsylvania avenue, where he will keep constantly on hand alarge areortment of House Furniture of every description. Parlor, Bedrocm and Cooking Stoves, for coal and wood, Crockery, Tin and Plated ~ Ware, and numerous other sritc!«s wanted by house- keepe: Il of which will he rold exceedingly low for cash ©r short approved credit. Consignments sole ted. upon which a liberal ud- vanc~ will be mide Jo3. K. HARTWELL. nov 20-20 7 fs A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS. THREE PRESSES AND & FONT OF BOUR- Gn01s TYPE FOR SALE. ALLACH & H '2E offer for sale, st the office ¥ we toe Brening Siar, one MACHINE PRESS, cagekle of printing 1,000 imp eesions per hour, d>ebdle mediua « BOTH SIDES A® ONCE, Te- gistering im the wost perfect manser. Oae MEDI- UM SMITE P2KSS, in good order, and one FOOLS. CAP RAMAG@E PRES3. These es wili be sold low. Also, ose font of BUUSGEOIS TY*E, weigh ing about 38@ pounds. but little used, for sale on ressonable terms. nov 3—tiif Private Medical Treaties ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL ViEW OF MARRIAGE, BY M. B. LA CkOIX, M. D,, ALBANY, N ¥ 250 Pages and 130 Fi-e Pisin and Colored Litho Gtapbs and fates. &@@ Price only 25 Cents. <a Me Bent free cf poctage to all parts of the Union“@e CHEAPE-T POOK EVER PUSLISUED, end con'aining nearly d ub’e the quantity of rea irg matter in teat of the PIrty C&2NT3 OR DOLLAR PUBLICATIONS 2 the PHYS:!OLO- AKKIAGE, and the i order on marriage, its duties and dis their remedies; with li hograph-, anatomy and physiclogy, and cirwases of the reprs- ductive organs of both sexes, their structure, uses and functions. A popular and compreh:nsive trea- tise on the duties and casualties of single and mar- Tied life—happy and fruitful! ullisnces, mode cf se- curing them—{nfelicitous and infertile ones—their obviation and removal—importaxt hivts to tho-e contemplating matrimony, tha! wiil overcome ob- jections to it; none, hewever, should take this im- portant sep without frat consulting its pages— commentaries on the diseases and medical treatment of females fom iafamcy to old aze, each case graph- ically illustrated by besutifu! lithograph’c plates— nervous debility, its cause and care, by a precess at once so simple, -<fe and eff-ctual. that failure is impossib!e—rules for daily manag-ment—en essay on Spormatorrhea with practical observations on a safer, and more successfu! mode of tr-atmeat—pre- esutionary hints ox the evils resulting from empiri- cal practico—en essay on all diseases arising from jadisere’iom, with plain and simple rules by which all persons can cure themselves without mereuary— remedies for those self inflicted iniseries and ditap inted hopes co unfortunately prevalent in the Laem Iti: a athfal advier to the married and those comterapiating marriage. Its perusal is par- ticularly recommended to p-reons entertaining se eret doubts of their physica! condition, and who are conscious of having hezard-d the health, happiness and privileges to which every human being is en- titled to. Price 25 cents per copy, cr ive copies for one dol- lar. Mailed free of postags to any part of the Uni- ted States. N. B.—Thoss who prefer may consult Dr La Crorx upon any of the diseases upon which his book treats either versonally or by mail. Medicine sent to any ‘part of the Union according to directions, safely packed and carefully secured from all observation. Address Dr. M. B. LA CROIX, No 31 Maiden Lane Post Office Box 579, Albany, N. Y. °* ag Often open daly rom Simi {0 9 pm, and on Sundsy from 2 until 5 pm. Office Removed from Wo. caren! st, toot. Maiden Lane, Albany, dec 7 *: Ing a greater varioty of intovesting reading than . be found in any other—is published on Sasurday. : Single copy) per anaes... SERCO” y | VOL. IV, ea «| "THE WEEKLY SPaie, This exeeiioat Family anid News Sournal—eensain 69> Casa, mvaniasit mm apvanen. OG- Single copies (in wrappers) can be procured a the counter, immediately after the iesue of the WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1854. NO. 610, |" torresrneae western PosTMasTERs who act as agents wii be ehowe Tarrasvay Derarrusnt, August 26, 1864. Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol- lowing-described stocks of the United States, that this department is prepared to purchase, at any time between the date hereof and the 20th dey of November next, portions of those stocks, amounting in the agyregate to $3,840,000, in the manner and ou the tarms hereinafter mentioned, to wit: In ease of any contingent competition, within the aniount stated, preference will be given in the or- der of time in which said stocks may be cffered. The certificates, duly assigned to the United States, by the parties who are to receive the amount thereo?, ast be transmitted to this department ; upon the recerp whereof, @ price will be pai’, compounded of the following particulars: 1. The par value, or amount specified ia each cer 2 A prémium on the stock of the loan authorized by the act of July, 1846, redsemable November 12, 1856, of 3 per cen 5 on the stock of the loan au- thorized by the act of 1842, redesmable Sist Decem- ber, 1862, of 11 per cent.; on the stock of the loans authorised by the acts of 1847 and '848, and redeem able, ths former on the 3lst December, 1867, and the latter on the 30th June, 1868, of 16 per cent; and on the stock of the loan aathorizei by the set of 1850, and redeamable onthe 3lat December, 1864 (commonly called the Texan indemnity,) six per 3. Interest on the par of each certificate from the ist ot July, 1854, to the date of receipt and setile- ment st the Treasury, with t money to reach the owner) of one day’s interest in © allowance (for the Paysment for eaid stocks will be made in drafts cf the Treasurrz of the United States, on the assistant treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, 23 tha parties may direct. But no certificate will be entitled +o the benefit tuis notice which shall not be actually received at the [reacury oa or before tha said 20th day of No JAMES GUTHRIL, Secretary of Treasury. The time during which the above named stocks will be purchased by this department upon the terme above specified is hereby extended to 3lst De- cember next, inclusive. As the transfer books will be closed on the lst December, when the current helf year’s interest be- comes ve ted in the stockholder at that date, all certificates of inscribed stock must, in addition to the usual a signment to the United States, have aD expres: essigument of the interest made by the stookrolder thereon. Where the interrat is not sO i, or Where the coupons payable on the Ist <y rext, in cases of coupon stcck, are nt ted with the certificates, the premium and ‘8 interest from the time ry) wili be included with in the setUemant. JAMES GUIHRIK, : of the Trezeury. ‘TrzasuRy DaPaLtmant, Nov. 18, 1864. CARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE. The Great Partfler of the Bioog! Not a Particle of Mercury In It! An Twe.tuptt Remepy for Se:ofula, King’s Evil, Rheumatisa, Obstiaate Cutsnesus Kruptions, Pimsles or Pastules on the fac», Blotches, Boils, Chronis Sore Eyes, ting Worm or Tetter, Bald Head, Eriargement aud Pain cf the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago Spinal Compla nts, ani all the disenses srisicg from an injudisious use of Mereury, Im- prud nee in ! ife, or Impurity of the B'cod. ine, *hich has become cele brated for the number cf -xtraordinsry cures. eff cted through its agency, hes induced the propri- etora, at the urg nt request cf their friends, to offer which they do with the utmost con- fidence in its virtuss ard wouderful curative prop- ‘The following certificates, selected trom a large number, ste, however, stconger testimony than the mre word oftise pcoprietor: from gentlemen we!l known in th-i of the highest respec in the city of Richmoid, Va. F. BOYD =2N, Weq,, ¢f the Exchange Hotel, Rich- mozd, known everywhere suys he hasecen the Mede icine ca'led Canrer’s SPANI-H MixTURE, administe-ed in over a handred cases, in nearly sil the disceses for whichit is recommented, with the mest aston- is the most ex inary medicine he has «verceen. AGUS 4ND FESVER—GREAT CURE —i inet *HIS valuatls M- of th mres ding that for thies years Lhad Ague end Fever { had several Phy 8 of Quinice, Mezcur most violent description. sitisua, tuok lerge quan ~ | aod I bel eve all the i out permaneaot re! Spaaisb Mixtu e, t cured me, andl a pz to say Lhave had ne 3. 1 consider it the best Tonic ad the only medicine that «rer JOHN LONGDES. 3. LUCK, Esy., now in the city of Richmond and for many years in the Post Office, has such confidence in the estonishing efficacy of Carter’s Sp-+nich Mixture that h-gus bought upwards of 68 bottles, which he hs given awey to tho affi’cted — Mr. Luck says he hus veve- Enown it to fall when taken according to directions. Dr. MINGE, a practising Physicinn, and f mecly of the City Hotel, ia the city of Kichmond, says he has witnessed in a numb-r of izstancas tue eff-cts of Car er’s Spanish Mistura, which wera mos: truly surprising. He ssya in a czs2 cf Consumption, de- pend nt on the Liver, th: good effec'4 wurs won- SAMUBL M. DitNKER ofthe firm of Drinker & Morris, Kictmond, was cured cured of Liver Com- plaint of toree : eara standing, by the use cf tw: bottles of Varter’s Bpani h Mixture. GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA —The Kditora of h da 89 vant employed of violent Serofula, com bined with Rheumatism, which entirely disabled K. Two bottles of Cariers &pen'sh Tfect care of him, and the Edi. ublic notice, ay they ‘cheerfully reecm- all who are ailicied with avy disease of the Richmond Repub} in their press room, c' STILL ANOTHER ¢ URE OF SOROPULA—Ihid 8 very valuable boy oured of ecrofula by Carter’s Iconsider it truly 2 valuable JAMES M. TAYL®, Conductor on the K F. and P. R. ik. Co, Richmond, Va 3ALT RHEUM Of TWENTY YEARS STANDING oU-ED Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, residing in the city of Richmond, wes curet by thre bottles of Carter’s Spanisks Mig:ure, of Salt theum, which he had for nearly tyenty yeurs. and which all the physicians of the ei eould not cure. Mr. Thompson is a well y of Richmondt and his ‘panicsh Mixture ka2ov.m secehant in the is moss sararkable. Wid. 2. WATTHE WS, of Richmord had a ceryant im _ the worst form, by Carter’s He says he chserfally recom- taends it, and considers it a very invaluable meii- cine. EDWIN BURTON, commissioner of the revenue, says he has seen the good effects of Carter’s Spenish Mixture in a numbsr of syphilitic cases, and says it is a perfect eure for that horrib!e disease. WM. @. HARWOOD, of Richmond, cured cf old wh'ch disabled hin frem walking. 's Spanish Mixture, and ‘out a crutch, in a short GLOBE & Co,, No. SON8, No. 182 North Second st., eget ee & BEERS, No. 125 Main street, Rich- ‘a. LES STOTT, Washington, Alexandria, and by Druggists ‘ a bottle, or six bottles fur $; eared ef Syphilis, Sores and Ulcers, Took @ few bottl was enabled to walk with time permanen ly cured. Depots at M. WARD, iden T.W DYOITé ‘And for sale by OHAR D.C; HENKY PEEL, HAVE YOU A COLD? TRY GAUTIER’S HERB DROPS! CERTAIN CURE for CO! BRO! OHITIS, and Discasss of THROAT Tones, or Pie, and Singt §O. 957 Pannevey: ae seer Shai b 8 commission of twenty per cent. VENING STAR], 2am trate Es ifs Ee * | of new subscribers have requested us to AVOID ALL QUACKERY, ND TAKE sieeine PREPARED BY A BALLS, &c. REGULAR PHYSICIAN ONLY. LiFE PRO- " LONGED, A CURE FOR ALL PAIN, COUGHS, MONS. J. COCHEU'S SOIREES GOLDS, CONSUMPTION, OROUP, WHOOPING- AT CABUSI’S SALOON, A ROMARTIC STORY vE. _| Pepublish this recipe, which a in COUGH, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, IN-] WIL TAKE PLACE HERSAF?ER RYERY During th RY OF Lo : a former number. We have wait- DIGESTION. SOUR STOMACH, SCROFULA, ALL FRIDAY EVENING, in Pate cmmer, there has resided | ing to give the results of so fi SKIN BRUPTIONS, AND ALL FEMALE COM- |, And there wiil bs ro postpenement on acount of in Paris a stranger of distinction, an peter me careful PLAINTS. the weather. dec 14—3t ’ MEDICINES are the out thats pare peti | THE THIRD ANNUAL GRAND BALL n Philadelphia. Hia preparations are for each OF THE *omplaint, and have bzen well tested and approved Hs pene of Physicians, and thousands of Pa- tients. A BEMEDY FOR “EACH DISEASE,” y JILL BE GLVEN ON MONDAY EVE-~ tune, whoso late adventures have created off by sickness ’ Enough, b we = quite a noise in society, and whose ad- aabertuibal to ionic ae hat thurs te vent in fashionable faubourgs will un really a great advantage ine adding - doubtedly create unmitigated remark. iemall Quality of Eoutak cs jing a Blessed with a passion for music, he has a y, x to common hard DR. J 8 ROSE'S EXPECTORANT OR COUGH SYRUP. NING, the 8th of Janaary, 1355 at JAOK- peared : Soap, previous to usingitin washing. Our For the radical cure of consumption, cold, hoarse- | SON HALE. eee ee au ing thi * ee a a seu mcthod is as follows : To ev pound of ness, astbms, bronchitis, spitting of the biocd, in- GRAND ANNUAL BALL ‘uring the late season: as much, I sup- fsmmatioz of the lungs or throat, and all pulmon- Be iee's 5 hard soap add from one-half to three- pose, to gratify his taste as to dispel the ance ennui which the want of citler suns. pipe ae ooncred Pate — ment would have produced. At his first in an paaies veasel pon vinci attendance, the count, while seated in his sahitter, pee aty diseases. This preparation not only cures con- OF THE sumption, if taken in time, but tt fortifi-s the sys en againat future attacks. As a Oongh Medicine, itis the best in the World. It is now uced and re- : ded by physicians at h 2 abroad, HE members of the “‘Mouat Vernon Olub” would 4 .U8 | add the borax, somew! i tottles, 25 Mae: Sand Glas Teh ete Vkvanpectuilly atimoneoeee ttieie patrens end the | Stalle d'orchestre, amused himself during | then put in the pain patna ger Dr. Roar’s Waoorma Couaa Sraup. public generally that toey will give their S-cond | the entr'actes by attentively regarding ip thin eats prove rauise, slwars iste pomemieretraliee, A Se aoe py pl Saeed TE, Pree chert smmation of the Lungs, and Dropey |” prom the well kown reputation of the Bolle, Pi in the chest, and effects a cure in o few days—Price | wit Ba of this Glut, ie ie hardly necesrary to . fur her than to ray that we CROUP SYRUP.—This remedy is never known Sleagrnstns OL ge) one + 'y ‘ to fail, and has saved thousands of children—Price | 27° determined to mate this bali far supericr to the assembly in which he found himself. for two or three f MeSEeaze : hours, or until the And dpm Bom sent) see whole is well dissolved, and then set it a; ae iilett> and ap, saad aside to cool, when a solid mass will be cents any heretofore given by us. SS “Thales. Wishing to ‘escertain formed. If the vessel is set upon the Dr. J. 8. 2oen’s Drsreptic on Liver OomPounp, enced Caterer SEreU PU SR Ree aes warm stove at night, the operation will att Concerning her, he addressed! be completed in the morning. Though himself to his neighbors, but his neigh-| we think it better to stir the mass itor tid being we y of the summer order | before it is cooled J ‘of opera attendants, were unacquainted i , 9 with the grand world, and could not Bove ne ol wnt Ap zat “od 2 satisfy his inquiries. By dint of indus- : Ti, A sure cure for Dyspepsia, Four Stomach, Indl- Supcer will be furnished for 25 centa. gestion, and Liver Complaint. This Compound used | frof Weber's celebrated fuil string band has been with Dr. Rose’s Family Pills has cured thousands engaged for the ce-asion of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liv'r Complsint. It is} Ticksia ONE DOLLAR—aduitting a gentleman @ tonic. Alterative, Stom:ch and Liver Medicine, | and ladies; to be had of a he members and ay and was highly recommended by the cclebrated Jate | at thi icht of . De Payee 0 ents at the door on the nizht of the bal) Rees ar = OR MANAGERS: reasea ; and soak in water till morning. This Bo called, boscass they och ed Tena ENTS. | Jaa Willisms, M Quian, John Melton, | try and judicious bribery, he was enabled soap, which has been more tua dinhaen in their good eff-cte; as an active Purgative, cx Ca- | hos Sinon = G RoST Rob Howarl, | to learn during the evening, that the loge | quantity, will go quite as far, bulk for g a5 o » : a jiu: Keck, i i = erties ah pave po caual; free from | Win g Sexi, J DOailaher, Jomeslegs, | WAS hired by three different persons for| butk, as the original, thus saving at Keiasch ana bowels, they ean be taken ct oh cre | © & Orme, peuj¥ Howard, MiJlohas. | the three representation nights of each| icast one-half. ‘The bejli and toes # un iy boner otal enya th. Tear decd e 1w&dtt Wt H Towers. | week, and they severally occupied it in] ar6 to be performed i isenueal cae to weather or exnosure. men wih Dr. Rose’ i ii . ; Fovesa d Ague Tonic Mixtar's they wilt preset FIRST ANNUAL BALL their turn. | This was @ Monday; Mon- . and cure the most stubborn eases of Fever and Ague on 2ae or Bilious Fevers—12i4 and 26 ¢ts L I B E R T Y C ie U B L é. 8. Roses Gombex Pins. "SVE LI @RTY CLUB tak: 4 < i: f Feat Shi ¢ plvagurs in anncune- th Faliing o db. Rome ‘cs Weatnsse, 1 ing to their friencs and ‘he public rererally, ty. a « This diseaze heretofore | thet their First Annual Ball wil! begivenen WKL- trested by Inchasadiestd froasec, nd ex'ernal support, | Nesp: Y EVENTING, December 20 h, at TEMPER- which ¢-n only prove pallisisv. , Siclds completely | ANCE HA LL. Every exertion wil’ bs made on the to! the ure of these tonies, streugthening Golden | part cf the Club to give satis‘action to thore who @ A may honor ‘he with their pre-e FEMALE SPEGIFIO. A romeiy for Paiufal | “richetsainitting © Goterce and Ladies— Menstruation, Leucorrheea or Whites—g1._ ONE DOLLAR; to be oF tained of the Managers, or Dr. J. 3. Rosa's Pars CunzE Will cure Btiff Neck, | at the docr on the evening of the Ball. Sore Throat, Pains in the face, tide, Beck or Limbs |” 4 superior Band cf Music has been enzaged for frem a Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus. 4c It cures the occasion - Sprains, Chilblaine, Cramps or Paina in the Stom- ech or Bowels. Price 1254, 25, and 60 ota expbbper apd Refieshmeate w: 1 be farnisbed by an 4#@~ Persons of delicate constitutions by nature,! 8g~ No Hats o- Oxps allewed on the floor, except or those who have been made so, by the usa of the | those wern by Clubs. juack medicines, or any other cause, should read days, the ouvreuse informtd him it _be- readapha techs 7 toon mgt longed to a Madame de Cerny. This,| the “usual caustic or eating effect of the then, was the name of his inamorata. soap is greatly lessened; and the hands Charmed by her grace and manner, the eral) cetaana peculiarly” soft and silk ardent Italian lorgnetted her during the feeling, even after a large washin The whole performance, and the next day reparation ised mec all king of fa- ascertained that Madame de Cerny was ‘ge colored er ndaat includi: a lady of noble family and large fortune, Pannels land itis thought to caceues and that her character was free from re- their whiteness. By using this repara proach, and her reputation spotless. She ison! ontinahe pichione wesking over appeared at the opera neither Wednesdays night, we have had sixteen dozen pieces ete a pe Money’ the ane ba! finished early in the forenoon, whcn, by permitted to gaze at and admire her. His| ‘he, ld process, it would have been an 4 : 2 "gs job.” . JS Rose's Medina Advier to porcone in 818K | ea, 1z, teerdoc, NM ES ustos Dorse regards and expressive contemplation| *! day's j ness or in iiealth, which book om be hed wichoes | Rober! P. Luckett, Win. IL Keiy,? were not long unnoticed by their object,| The Usury Laws —The Baltimore un ter SLOP SGOT wae foucrt Johnson, John H. Gatirell, and, without absolutely replying to them, | American Says: ‘‘ The usury laws will MAN, J. i, PAITEASON & NATRN, 2.| aa ici a Cees Backes, she yet managed to show him that his] be very generally brought to the atten- \z. CUAak, # HBLZON, W. T. EVANS. F he OH MANAGES. conduct neither angered nor annoyed her.| tion of the State Legislatures this win- j nston; J. 1. decQreolwe ” __ Weebioston B. Williams. | Tn despair of an acquaintance, he had de-| ter with a view either to their entire ab- termined to follow her from the theatre, ation or liberal modification. In no but Madame de Cern: escaped him by Noth Carolina a bill has been introduced an adroit manuyre. Evidently she did | to amend these laws in several important not wish to be followed, and, in fact, she particulars. It is proposed that the declared it frankly the following Sunday, regular interest shall Te. as now, six per when the count, discovering her in the | cent. per annum, upon a sale of any garden of the Tuilleries, seated himself goods, chattels, wares, and merchandise, by her, and through an ingenious pre- unless, by a special contract or writing tence, took occasion to politely address her.| between the parties, a higher or lower A man of wit and good taste can al-| rate be fixed It is also proposed that in ways succeed in cases of this kind in] suits at law judgment shall be rendered makes himself aoceptable; he was list- | for the principal money and the interest ened to attentively, but permission to] duc, according to the rate agreed upon present himself at the house of his| and stipulated: Provided, however, that adored one was resolutely refused him.|cuch rate shall and may be reduced to The young lady had private reasons, | six per centum per annum upon the spe- which, at a later period, she might, per-| cial plea of the defendant. ‘The Massa- haps, explain. She informed him mod-| chusetts Legislature, as well as that of estly that he was in error regarding her; | New York, will be petitioned to revise she was not Madame de Cerny, and she | the present laws upon the subject. persisted in keeping him in ignorance of a her real address, for the privaic reasons} Tae Lumner Trape or Wisconsin. — beforealluded to. The count was charmed We learn from the Badger State that the by her simplicity, her modesty, and her] number of rafts that have passed the refinement ; and after further interviews ferry at Portage City, from April last to with her, finding himself completely en- | November 25th, has been 1,717, and that chained, he abruptly offered his hand and | the average amount of lumber that fortune, and was abruptly accepted. | contained is estimated at 45,000 feet They immediately proceeded with the] cach ; making in all 87,265,000 feet of nuptial celebrations, and at their com-|lumber. The value of this lumber, is es- pletion fey mage for the _—— €S-| timated at the place of starting at $12 tate in Italy, as loving a couple as ex- r 1,000, giving the T- isted in all Europe. But when the true Ts0 ! Dating ¢ e onl ‘on pheceol Madame de Cerny reiurned to Paris, and| been run down 7,000,000 shingles, val- had informed herself of everything that] ued at $21,000. This gives the total had transpired in her absence, and dis-| yalue of the lumber that has passed down covered that through her kindness to her] the river during the season of 1854, at mantua-maker in allowing her the free 31,680,180! The Badger State remarks use of her box at the opera one evening] that this is one of the items of Wisconsin during every week of the summer sea | resources that has scarcely been counted son; and when she further learned that heretofore, and branch of justry i the count was young, handsome, and] its infancy. pepe Paie wealthy, she was overwhelmed with Se . envy, ai bitterly regretted that in place} Wisconsin Lecitarvre.—The Mil- of listening to hackneyed compliments} Waukie News brings us the final result in Germany she had not remained in| 0f the recent election for members of the Paris to have occupied her box herself, | Legislature in Wisconsin, as follows: not doubting in the least her entire abil-| _ ‘The official returns from the 19th sen- ity to have captured the glittering prize| Ste district give Wm. J. Gibson, Demo- of which the pretty milliner so success-| rat, 53 majority over Moses Gibson, fully deprived her. Her spite manifested | Fusion, forthe State Senate. This places itself in an epistolary incident, which has] the political complexion of that body been divulged to the world, much to the| beyond doubt. It leaves the Democrats amusement of scandal-mongers, and great-| 13,Fusionists 12. This gives our friends ly to the delight of that prince of feuille-| ® Clear working majority in the Senate, tonists, M. Guinot, from whom I take it:| While they have at least an even chance “Madame la Comtesse—I send you|im the Hlouse. The Fusionists claim a the price of four hats and two bonnets} 20minal majority in the House, but the that you have made for me and kindly | Democrats and independents, who are all forwarded to my address in the country, | Mti-Fusion, will in all probability out- since the settlement of our previous ac- | Dumber the speckled pariy. count. I have not been entirely suited] Sire or Staves.—Seven slaves be- with the lace hat; the front was too|jonging to the estate of James B. Hall, large, and not sufficiently expanded.|in Frederick county, Va., were sold on The cap trimmed with gimp was equally] the 30th ult., for the sum of $3,095. unfortunate. Nevertheless I do not de-| The prices at which they were knocked sire to abate the price agreed upon be-| off were as follows: Woman, and child tween us. Be kind enough to send me] one year old, $982; girl six years old, your receipt for the money which you] 500; girl same age, $448; man fifty will find inclosed. The faults which I] years old and of bad habits, $435; boy have mentioned do not prevent me from] seven years old, $530; girl thre always considering you a highly skillful] old, $200. So states the Wi Rd ee - workwoman, aw I preserve a — Republican. remembrance of the pains you have in- — — taken to please wt _ 0> The fiscal year of the State of NOTICE. MONEY.—I have just received a great of Clecks. Wateh-s, and Neg . Clocks from $1 50 to $15; Gold | Watches from $25 to $175; Silver Watches EUMATISH CONTRAOTED |; trom $8 ‘o $10; «ll of which wiil be warrant: LOVICAL CLIMATES. je2 to give sesis‘ection. Having an exp ced BauzMonz, Md, June 4, 1854. i hand to putall our clocks in order befere selling Mr. Sockorizze, of tie Fountain Hotel, iaghé a ey Sige ia ant ot peed lock will find it to Baltimon iheir cdvantage uy from us. Dear Six: Dsing on the point of Iseving/ the ofty, |. 4180, on hand Clock ‘Trimmings of every descrip { avail myself of a few idle moments to tiinak you ; tion, such as Sulls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Weight:, eats neo Use Saree i Gas csacetaonetor Gold Jewelry is large, and will i] ie J e bu tof RS & 38 hi send me four bottles more, to carry on my voyage. | be sold on bettrr terms ther sim‘lur goods can te Fizce I had the fortune to use Dr. Hampton's Vege ; bougat in Washington i : “is table Tincture my confidence is so strong that,in | Also, Sitver Butter and Fruit Keires, gratitude :o the propristors of ssid medicine, T bez _ kets, Albata Ware snd many other goods you to present my respects to them, end induvs | mas presents. tem to suake ib wore publicly known eas sure bee the Clsck, Watch and of atte Rheuiratic cure. mm me on the igth - Ki SON, ted on my bed, H dec7——-1m 2 349 opposite Browns’ Iotel. NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYER3 i Coinzctor’s Orrice, December 5, 1854. PNorcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the list of delinquent property is in e-urse of preparition nd «il ba completed and pub'ished ca or about he is‘ January, 1865. Ali persons interested are ‘avnestly requ:sted to ocme torwatd and (by pay- ing) relivve the undersigned from the unpleasant da y of enforcing the collection, and th mreivor from the onercua additional expenre att: nding cn advertisement. R. J. ROCHY, Collector. dec 6- MtctJen FINE WATCHES. I WI8H fo reduca my extensive atock of FINE WATCHES, and offer in‘u-ements to CAPTAIN CAN! OF THE Gear R Dr. cieropton’s Tincture, aud Iam positive had i not been for your strong and forcible recommends tions I should siitl bave been in bed. imer & Mowbrey the suppert of th Vesetadie 2 x purchas rs. ofa chronic & Tf you wich a govd, warrented Timekeep- i is erat alow price, cai cu 3 H. SEMKEN, Jeweler, Pa avenue, between 9th and Th vim Ges 8—dtJant IFE OF P. ‘tr. BAKNUM, viritten by himself—price $1 25 Frenk Leslie’s Msgazine of Fashion fer December — price 25 cents Fifiy note in bott Hemispheres, by Nolte—Privse 5 Nick of the Woods, by Bird—3i 25 For sale by E. K LUNDY, No 128 Bridge street, Gecrgetown. dec 11—tf ARNUMS AUTOBIOGRAPHY at SHILLINGTON’S Life of P T Barnum, written b himeeif, in which he narrates his early history as Clerk, Mer- chant, Koi'or and Showman New York Jourual for December Map ot the Seat of War, and views of Sebastcpol and Falsklave The Great Christm<s and New Year’s Psotzer Jona- than, tull of pictvres, or sale at SHILUINGTON’S Reokatore, A ilbon Building, corner Pa. avenue & 4}, ct. ec FOR THE HOLIDAYS! N AMUSING 4ND INSTRUCTIVE GIFT FOR YOUNG P®0PLE.—Do you wsnta “Geczraphy without a Master?” then buy a Ditse-t:d Map, a fine stoc< of waich we have n won hand. Also, Dirsected Pictures, Builder’s Biocks, A B GO Picture Bioeks, &,, te. Wriing Desks, extra neat and extra cheap Ladies’ Work Boxes and Cabas, a choice assort- ment. Gen‘l men’s Dressing Cases and Neplus Ultra. GRAY & BALLANTYNE, dec 11— 498 Seventh st. CARD MUSICAL. U pete PUBLIC are respectfully informed that we have this day opened our new and splendid mu- sic d>pot, with a Jarge additional stock of music, musical justruments, and mu ical merchandise in general. A call is respecifully sclicited. Depot, Btar Buildings, corner Penneyivenia Music , Star ings, corner Pennsylva: avenue, Eleventh and D Streets. dec 11 i hae To ay Misael ehh 25 CENT DAGUERREOTYPES. \7 OW is the time if you want a likeness splendid N ly finished for a vy: ry low sum. We are mak- ing piccures on the best material, and putting them up in the latest style. Gallery on Penns;'vania avenue, between Ninth end Tenth street:, directiy over Mearrs Galt's Jew- elry Store. C. D. STEWART, Prop’r. oensit; also, fRompeonian ¢ re. ‘3, Btter bay- gaivsnic ba teries, coid ha, and huadreds of internal 2: Tsim, #0 tar, sured by this Hampion’s Vege abie ‘Yincture only. Therefore, ray -ear sir, accept of the assurance of my gratitute, aud believe me your well wisher. ose Tomas Caxct, BSY. VERNON ESKRIDGS, U. 8. N. Ponrsmoutu, Va., Aug. i8, 1851. Mc. J. Boush— ear sir: While I am, in gene- fal, cppored to patent medicincs, candor compels ma to state that T have great confidence in the virtues of Hsampton’s Vegetabl+ Tinctuc-, For several months past { have used it in my f.mily; end in pepsi, lors of appetite, dissiness, and general de lity, with entire success. So far as my experience extsn:is, therefore, I take pleasure in recommend ing it to the afilicted as a safe and efficient remedy Tar, respectfully, yours, Varnen Esenirez, Chsplain, United Siates Navy. LiOME TESTIMONY, OURH OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YBARS Wasninazon, May 17, 1855. Mossra Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlemen—Hav ing been eflicted with Liver Compluint of ten ye standing, I hereby, for the » nefit of the eff take great pleszure in aumouacing that citer using 2 few bottles of your Tinctura, I fornd it had ac hed a perfect curs I have used different 28 from tims to time, bat heve never been for any apparent good, and it is a ken humenity that that medicine is 3 the wondcrous purer of pro- The many curesit hes yrought gusrantee of the beneficial results ay be experienced frem its use. Yours, resnectfaliy, J. Cuntam Hay. Czil aud get pamphiete gratis, and see curea of ough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dye sia, Nerecusiez3and Gen eral Weakness. Asa female medicine or for delicate children we believe it un- sled. ; “Ta Bold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 140 Balti- more strect, Baltimore, and 304 Srosdway, New York; OAS. STOTT & CO., WIMER, J.B. MOORE, D.B. OLARK®, OLARKE & BOWLING, W. BLIA- OTT, and H McPHERSON, Washingten; also, by BR. 8. F. O18SHL, Gecrgetown; and ©. C. BRKRY, Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere. sug 81—tr vie Se . i Pennsylvania on the 30th ult. The HIRTS MADE TO ORDER.—£TEVEN”, te: wns’ | U7 Site sy sume the business which latterly you “Ices pia hy Pid 5 ; Treasurer’s statement shows that Leo ed gmp ieomog ria d NEW JEWELRY. tere ean eon tanto cing the yon Gents troubled Wes acing chee can be EVEN les: ioe Frowne’ Hotel. H O. ILOOD hus just opened a new and splendid dec 6 " aseortment of fine Brace ets, hakf Ber and Finger Rings, ee eee, Collar & Sleeve Buttons, Silver Cups and Mags, and a great variety of other fine Jewelr, of the latest styles, for the holidays, all of which he will sell at trom 15 to 25 cent below the usual price avked, at other e:- Eiblishments, Please ca 1 at 418 Pennsylvavia ave- nue between 434 and Sixth streete. dac 12—tf Us? KECMIVEOD, a fresh suppiy of A. B WILBOR’S COD LIVER OIL ‘AND PEOS PHATE OF LIME. The most palatable avd efilca turn to you my custom.” are $6,706,944, leaving an The {etter bas oireniated throughout | @Bce on hand of $1,240,928, Paris, ard naturally has been greatly | $724,717 at the close of the commented upon. A peculiarly woman-| 1853, being an increase of $516,511. ly correspondence, in my opinion—ex-| The exhibit is regarded as very satis- hibiting to a nicety the amiable feelings | factory. which the sex cherish one towards an- assured, Madame la Comtesse, I will re-| Sources of the rereleased, or available iS inst DR. J. B. GIBBS, Dent: hae removed his office from 4} street Gt hou of Dr. Arthur, Pa. avenue, z 12th and 13th streets. oct 14—3m* R. H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, 2 Office and residence in Franklin Row, corner o/ K and Thirteenth street. oot S—dly cious p eparation of Cod Liver Oil kucwn, ‘or the | sixty thousand francs a year, can cheer-| for the winter to be sent to the Crimea OHARLES WALTER’S care of m, Scrofula, Cc C14} folly mest such kind reminiscences of |) 6 onebitis, rcroful parts, jointed, numbered, and No, 552 Seventh proyact Sele Bo For sale by sOHWARIZE £308. 3 her earlier position in life, and as her] for erection, to be ready for shipment by December. (Agentafor Washington,) Pa. avenue, asi doo: | husband has since expressed himself sat- the'2d of ‘ EEN ONO t=. | isfied; why should not the world be! Four millions of Minie rifle ball cart- a stelve dozen bert ually wor | be ridges were forwarded from Woolwich, Ba, north, Vetweag Siath amit Seventh Mi. well, | and Wutinos, which will be di Ussane =| 07 At Louisville, Ky., this season,| on the 19th of November,:for use in the dec3-dims iat dee 12 New Music Depot. 1180,929 hogs have been slaughtering. | Crimea. “