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| EXCEPT SUNDAY, - At the Star Buslding, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh strect, By WALLACu & HOPE, ‘Will be served to subscribers in the cities of Wash- ington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore and Philadelphia, at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Ageny. To mail subscribers the subscription price is THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS a year in advance, TWO DOL LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR for THREE MONTHS. (Stxote coftes ont ENT. OFFICIAL Taeasuny Derartusnt, Jan. 3, 1855. Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fot lowing described sto®ks of the United States, that this department is prepared to purchase, at any time between the date hereof and the let March next, portions of those stocks, amounting ‘in the aggre- gate to $1,900,000, fn the manner and on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit: In case of any contingent competition, within the amount stated, preference will be given in the order Of time in whieh said stocks may be offered. The certificate, duly assigned to the United States by the parties who are to receive the amount thereof, must be transmitted to this department ; upon the receipt whereof; a price will be paid compounded of the folowing particulars : 1. The par value or amount specified in each 2. A premium on the stock of the loan authorized by the act of July, 1846, redeemable November 12, 1856 of 234 per cent.; on the stock of the loan au thorized by the act « f 1442, redeemable 31st Decem- ber, 1862, of 10 per cent.; on the stock of ihe loans snthorized by the acts of 1847 and 1848, and redeem able, the former on the Sist December, 1867, and the latter on 30th June, 1863, of 16 per cent.; and ou the stock of the loan authorized by the act of 1850, and redeemable on the 3lst December, 1864, (commonly cailed the Texan indemnity) six per cent 8. Interest on the par of each certificate from the 1st of January, 1855, to the date of receipt and set- tement at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the money to reach the owner) of one day’s interest ja sddition. Payment lor said stocks will be made in drafts of the Treasurer of the United States, on the assistant treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, a8 the parties may direct. © But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of thia notice which shall aot be actually received at the Treasury on or before the said 1st day of March next. JAMES GUTHRIE, jan 4—dtMarl Secretary of Treasury. OARTER’S SPANISH MIXTURE. The Great Purifier of the Blood! Not a Particle of Mercary In It! Ao Ingatimis Reusvr for Scrofula, King’s Evil, Bheumatisn, Odsticate Cutaneous Fruptions, ‘Pimples or Pustules on the facz, Blotebss, Boils. Chronic Sore Eyes, Bing Worm or Tetter, Svald Heat, gg and Pain of the Boues ard ta U) Joints, Stu! leers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago. Spina! Compla‘nts, 2u4 all the diseas-s erisiog from an injudisious use of Mercury, Im- prud :nce ia Life, or Impurity of the B'ood. ‘ated for the number of extracrdiaary cures. through its sgeacy, ha: ind seed the propri- etors, at the urg: nt request of their friends, to offer it to the public, which they do with the utmost cor- HIS valuabl« Medicine, which has become cel» ] br. bility, macy vf th-m res‘ ding highest reapecta! im the city of Richmord, Ve. F. BOYDZN, Esq,, of the Exchange Hotel, Rich- mord, known everywhere says he has seen the Med. icine called Cantea’s SPamisa MIXTURE, administered in over s ham@red cases, in nearly all the disesses for which it is recommended, with the most aston- Ss De eaye it is the most ex. mary medicine he baz ever seen. AGUS AND FEVER—GREAT CURE.—I hereby certify that for three years Ihad Ague and Fever if mort violent description. I hed several Phy. took large quantities of Quinine, M ‘ and [ believe all the Tonics advertised, but all out permanent relief. At last I tried Carter's Mixture, two bottles of which eff-ctuslly cured me, and I am happy to cay I have had neither consider it best Tonic chills or fevers since. I in this world, and the only medisine that ever reached my case. JOHN LONGDEN. Bzavun Drrow, near Richmond, Va. ©. B. LUCK, Esq., now im the city of Richmond and for many years in the Post Offica, has such confidence in the & directions. LN practising Physician, and formerly e of Kichmond, says he has witneased in 2 number of inatznces the eff-cta of 's Spanish Mixtare, which were most truly . He says in a cese cf Consumption, de t om the Liver, the good effevis were won- jadesd. SAMUZL M. DRINEER, bee = Morris, Richmond, was cure@ cu: iver Com- —_—< three sears standing, by the use of twc a e City Hotel, in the ii of Carter’s Spani-bh GREAT CURE O7 SCROFULA —The Editors of the Richmond Republican h da servant employed in their press room, cured of vio! Scrofula, com bimed with Kheamstism, which ly disabled him from work. Two bottles of Carter's #penish Mixture made a perfect cure of him, and the bdi- tore in a public notice, say they ‘cheerfully reoom- mend it to all who are with any disease of the blood.” STILL ANOTHER CURES OF SOROFUGA—I had a valuable boy cured of Scrofula by Carter’s Mixture. I consiler it truly a valuable medicine. JAMES M. TAYL/R, Conductor on the BF. ani P. R. B. Co. Richmond, Va. Richmond, ws cure? by three bottles of Carter’ pin Sere in the city of Richmondf and his fe mast vewarkabic. wi. MEW, of Richmond had s servant cared ef Sapliliny to the wenee tere, by Carter's Bpaniah ture. le says he cheerfully recom- mends it, and considers it s very invaluable medi- EDWIN BURTON, commissioner of the revenu, says he seen the good effects of Carter’s #penish Mixtare in a numbsr of Syphil'tic cxses, and says it fa o perfect eure f. rthat borrible disease. WM. @. HARWOUD, of Richmond, cured of old Sores and Uloers, wh cb di ed hia —— Took bottles of Carter's Spanish ure, was = to walk withoat a cratch, in s short eurd. at M WARD, CLOSE & Co,, No. New York. T. W. DYOTT & SONS, No. 152 North Sscond st., Philedelphia BENNETE & BELLS, No. 125 Main street, Rich- Vi Lo And for sale by CHARLES STOTT, Washington, D.C; HENKY Pau! , Alexacdria, and by Druggists roi Sl per bottle, ce six bottles for $% (ep 2i—ly “UNION ACADEMY. Corner of Fourteenth st. and New York avenue. PEW more pupils can be received to make Up the limited number. Application must be made soon. The ¢ ‘ime, instruction, su! mesns of illustration are such as to Insure satisfactory pro soa] N ES F YOU wish a warranted | Umekeeper, at a reasonable - Price, you are invited to call and ¢; ine my selected stock’ AL gres- im those ;upils who ase punctual, regalar obedient lish and Geneva Watches for ladies and Ul. SEMKEN, No. 330 Pa. av., between Kh and 10th sts. jan 18—eotMar4 1855, Contents : The North and the South Blunters of Hallam Powers of the General Government gasiiical Notices, 20 fit pitas” os i feb 19 en Pee PT ANOK TAYLOR, Offer to beyers, . talalrg a greater variety of intereating maging than THE WEEKLY Star » _ This excellent Femily and News Journsi—con ‘car be found in any other—is publisbed on Ssturday ‘Sings copy, per annum. enanansosocagecen TE OF Casm, invanianny in apvaner, VOL. V. UNDERTAKERS, &c. OsMNET rgeeny UNDERTAKER. T undersigned wou ae inform his Cc. WAERINER, WATCHMAKER, NO. 330 PA. AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth streew, WASHINGTON, D. C. feb H—dtNova* REAT IN! ry CANFIELD, BROTHER 229 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md., pre to taking their annual ac- count pf stock, a large stock of recentiy um ods, such as WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER- ARE, Aleta and Plated Goods, Clocks, Bronzes, Vases, Musical Boxes, Dresden China, ous 70 surr Tide TIMES, WITHOUT RE- GA TO COST. Ro. Will practice in Use on tisd life—hap; of females “ leally ilfustrates by besutiful nervous debility, its causes and o at once go seus vafe and effect ual, rales for deily managemsnt—an ess-y om Spermatorrhes with practical observations on a safer, and imore successful mode of treatment—pre- hints on the evils resulting from i on all diseases arising with plain and simple rules by which al) persons can cure themselves without mercury— remedies for those eclf inflicted miseries and disap. fo unfortunately prevaient in the s truthful adviser to the married and plating marriage. Ite perusal is rar. rsons entertaining se Ima poseitile—: tautionary SALT RHBUM OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING CUED sal pri a Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, residing in the ety of | indi pointed Faoee conte —— rye ticularly recommen i+ oret doubts of their pars condition, and who are conscious of having and privileges to whish every human being titled to. Prics 25 esnte per copy, cr five copies for one do)- lar. Mailed fice of postege to any part of ths Unt ced States. N. B.—Those who prefer may oonsult Dr Ls Oro cpon any of the direases upon which bis book treats yor by mail. Medicine seat to any part of the Union eccording to directions, setaly packed and carefnily secured from all observation. Addvess Dr. M. B. LA CROIX, No 81 Maiden Lane or Post Offize Box 679, Alban: &@ Office open daily from 9am Sunday fro: until 6 pm. 4 UGice Memoved from No. 66 Beaver st., 31 Maiden L: » Albeny, N. Y. dec M either ers: Florids, EORGE 0. THI @ . THOMAS, ATTORNEY FOR CiAIMS, AND : NOTARY PUBLI Washington Place, near Odd-Feliows’ Hall, SHVENTN STREET Wasumoron, DO ene 18-te COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR Sew York, ‘Texas, New Jersey, F. H. DAVIDGE, Attermey and Counso!lor-at-La-wz,: AnD COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FO? THE STATZS OF Virgins New Yor New Jerse Masrecbusetta Mai 7 Florida, Hemera 80) 8. Cerclias he Conveyancing in all its branches Promptly an} ascerately executed. » Louisiana avenue, opp. Yifth street. oct 1 ly tg M. B. LASROIX a@ Price onty 25 Cents. Po €@-Bent free of postage to all parts of the Union-@e™ CHEAPEST LOOK EVER PUBL I4H 8D, end conteining nearly d ubie the quan@ty of reading mftter in that of the FI CENTS OR DOLLAR PUBLICATIONS. Tt treats on the PHYSIOLO- GY OF MARRIAGE, and the Secret !- fizmitiesand dizorder ef youth and maturity, re- rulting from excesses, which destroy the physical and men- tal powers, with observations oa marriage, its dutie: and disqualifications. and their remedies; with lithographs, illustrating the anatomy aud physiology, and Ciseases of the repro- ductive organs of both sexes, and funetives. A popular and comprehensive tre: the duties oat casus)*iee f eingle and mar- and ‘raicrc! s}"sires, mode cf se vuring them—infel’dtous «7d tnfe-tile ones—their obviation and removel~—‘mpurtant hints to tho« contemplating meiccay, that will overcome ob Jections to it; non, bowever, should take this in @id Pianos tak~m in exchange. Tuning also attended to. P.8—A few MPROVED with Con: ee OUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for Januj} of R. H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, Office and residence im Franklin Kow, corner of K and Thirteenth street WM. M. MERRICK, Attorney at Law, ‘8 LouiBIANA AVENUE. the Supreme Couit of the United States and the Courts of the District of Volumbis. dee 26—eott Private Medical Treaties PHYSIOLOGIOSL VIEW OF MARRIAGB, M+ Dn extensively, aud ig as n Specitic for Rheumatic Diseases ther structure, uses sti neck, etifness of the jo! imvalcable Anodyne. azarded the healt! srisiag from derangement of the liver, with eym toms euch as Dizziness, Headache, ea in the A insipient stages of Bilious and Yellow or other to9 pm, and on 2 cents jer MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. RS. @. AND&R3ON has received a lar; coniplete assortment of Mathematical Instru- ments and Drawing Materia s of saperior quality The Math matical {nstraments are chiefly of Swiss msatfietory in vases, 43 well as ia pieces Water colors and oil colors. Drawing papers of ev- ba a7 en in Drawing and Painting. i be dec 2 tr 276 Penn. avenve. Ne a tials PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT. BW and secocd hand PIANOS, of my own and severa! other factories, are always to, Yiano Wareroom, on Blev. Laat eae Pa. avenue and E st. pre- scribe it in their practice most successfully, and ¥. 0. REICHENBACH- very low prced second-hand Pian»e rom $25 for sale. DENTISTRY. B. MUNSON respectfully cals to his new, t, and GREATLY crichod of sctting Artifela! uous Gam—the Labor, Dullness of Apprehension, Loss of Memory, aversion to Society, Love of Sol Self Distrust, Dizzmess, Head Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pain in the Si le, Affection of th» Eyes, Pimples on the Face, Sexual and other infirmities in man. FROM THE FRENCH OF DR. B. DE LANEY. ‘The important fact that these alarming complaints may eaaly be removed without Medicine 1s, 1m thie sor tract, clearly snares) and the entirely ne’ success(ul treatment, as adopted b: the author, fully explained, by means of which ed ery one is enabled to cure himself. perfectly, and at the least possible cost, avoii thereby all the ad- vertised nostrums of the ny. d Sent to any address, gratis, and post free ina sealed envelope, age stamps to Deb DEL ASE “ jprlae street, New York. jan 17—3n IMPORTANT TO THé SICK. i ig" gteat experience and well-known skill of Prot. M K is & sufficient mnty to the | ae Lars ¢ foliowing list of 4. icines, such es ve been constantly used in his Practice tor the 1 fully sustain by their effects ualities attributed to them, and Prove to be the Medicines eter offered to the I. Dr. McClintock's Pectoral Syrup. Reump- An invaluable remedy for Bronchitis, tcn, and all chronic diseeses of the throat and lungs. In all deep-seated complaints of the Pulmo- maty sit bas proved the mot eafe, certain, and remedy ever employed in the extensive Practice of Dr, McCliotocs For any of of disease, showing themselves as Cough, of the Thréat, Sense of Tightness in the T Bpitdng of Blood, DiMcuity of Breatring, Horse esa cr Loas of Voices, Heciis fever, ita use will be attended with the héPplest reculte, while it plessant to the pelate aud strengthening to the wholesystem. It contains no laudemum or opiam in sny chape. Price $1 per piat beitde. IL Dr. McClintock's Ce’d ond Cough Miziure. Ap infsliible cure for recent Coughs, Tic! of the Throat, Tightness of Breathing, Group in dren, 40. It contsins no preperation of oplam. Price 23 cante per bottle. Ul. Dr. McClintock's Asthma and Hoop- ing Cough Remedy. An almost Ipetantaneous relisf for these distress: ing complaints. This is tne fruit of an immense experienos, and is astonivhing in its affects. No per- gon nesieuSer a day from Asthma cr Nooping Oough who will use it. Price 0 cents per bottle. 1’. Dr. McClintock's Diarrkaa Cordia! andChelero Preventive. A prompt and certain curs ior Diarrhea, Dyan 2 holera Morus in all stagne, A aure pre ol which uo ‘savaler or family ehoald be withogt Price 96 sud 60 cents v. Dr. McCiinto:t': Toni: slerative & Bor puri‘yiag the bloet. 8 c0st powerful pus Fifer ever disvovered. For ail Brrofalous diseases, aoe, Craptions, Bolir, Pimoles, Eryeipalae, ore Lesa, andell atic aml By philitie s. [tise most excelleut spring medi- cht 7 palatable, and safe for childres or fe ‘rice(pint Bottles) @1. mai VI. Dr. McClintock's Dyspeptic Elixir. Dyspepsia. or disordered digea-ion, may be called the Nationsi Disease of Americs. Itssymptomsare headache; giddiness; nervouns<s; low spirits; dim- ness of viaion, with motes or epsoks before the i itching of the nostrits; duliness of hearing and ing in the ears; dissgrerabla taste in the mou constriction or weight sbout the chest; diffculty of breathing; s-nse of sufbeation in lying down, or in stairs; palpitations, or uneasy feelings ascending about the heart; irregular or deficient appetite; senge of sinkng at the stomach; or taliness of the of these symptoms always appear in Dyspep- sia; and sometimes the came petisnt has many of ther at the same time, or at different times. For attecking these Protean raibome in their seat and vis: de: conditicn of the di zeative func io Blixircorabines ali the valuable dients which the Vegetable Kingdom affords. =n in connection with the a Purgative Pills, in oases whar: uch costiveness, or with the Anti-Bilious Pills, where the tunctions of the liver are irregular!y discharzod, it will be found & most effectual remedy. Pries (ia pint bottles.) 1. VIL. Dr. McClintock's Rkeumctic Miz- ture. e Por laternal use; 2 purely vegetable combination for the cure of Kheumatiuam, com andall Neursl- ste and Rheumetic Diseasss, This remedy is offred with the utmoct confilence. It has been used most as the world hassver seem. Price per Lat- te 60 canta. VILL. Dr. BMcClintock’s Rheumatic Lini- ment, An {ofellible oatward application for the reli ali rtcuraatio or neuralg's eg value, swellings, nis, paing in the shou!- ders, beek,or Urabe. It afvrds iremediate relief from cholic and in the stomach and abdomen. As a counter irritant, itis invaluabie In all cases where an exteraal stimulant is nesdsd. Price (per bottle) 60 cents. — ; 1X. Dr. McClintock's Anodyne Mixture, Or Psin-Ratractor, uss {nterna! for the instant relief of ail Aguem the tome or Gravel, tc.,&c. No jared s moment by ay fap who will uee this 60 cents per botttle. X. Dr. MeCtintock’s Fever and Agus Specific. ‘This has been found sn infallible apecifio for this 3 of new countries, and for intermittent fevers. No traveller or resident in ea jue dis- trict +hog'2 fall to provide therazelves wii mented prev ntivye. Prico$l per bottle. XI. Dr. McClintock's Vegetable Purga- tive Pills, For the relief of Constipstion end ite paluful re- sults, such 03 Headache, Dizsiness, Sick Stomsch, Pains, and ali the syriptoms euumerated under ths “‘Dyepeptic Mlixir.” Price 26 canis per bor. XII. Dr. McClintock's Pitis, Per Liver Oompizints, and all forms of diseases Ears, yellow furred tongus, pain ia the st dor, sense of fuliness or pain in the ri taide. disordured stomach or bowels, deficient section of ne kidu colored stools, &c. These Pills, if taken in Fevers, wil ony ward of the attack. Prica Th ve Medicines msy be procured of all the —— Dri te and Apothecaries in this Dis- t, aad of J. L. Hunsuaw, Agent, Washington. op ita BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH, EALTAY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH. All who are desirous of obtaining these bene- fits, sould use ZERMAN’S CELEBRATED TOOTHU-WASH. This delicious article combines 80 many Meritorious qualities, that it has now be- come a standard faverite with ihe citizens of New Yurk, ?nitadelphia and Baitimore. Dentists from beg a source the most flattering laudations are awarded Inflamed and bleeding gums are immediately ben efitted by its use; its action upon them is mild, soothing and effective. {t cleanses the teeth so thoroughly, that they are made to rival pearl in whiteness, and diffuses chrough the mouth such a delightful treshness, that the breath is rendered ex- quisitely Bweet. It disinfe -ts all those impurities which tend to produce decay, and 2s a consequence, when these are removed, the teeth must always re- main sound, {tis used and recommended by all the eminen: Dentists in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other citips where it has be_n introduced. All should give it a trial. Prepared only by FRANCIS ZERMAN, t and Ciemist, Ninth and Catharine streets, Phila- detphia, and sold by all Drnggists everywhere, ut 95 | POC ceats er botue, . GILLMAN, jan 173m Agent ‘ashington City. earnestness LOTHING MADE TO ORDER CHEAPER os evor.—In ouder to run off the remainder our THE LATE MR. MEADE'S PICTURES. BE RAFFLED FOR IN 200 CHANLES AT $25 EACH. “St. Thomas of Vill.nueva, Poor,” a copy of Murillo, by Original, eost $4 % The adoration of the Wise Men of the East,” a genu ne Murillo ; cost $3,000. \Z “ Head of our Saviour,” by Correggio; coat $1,000. RIE “* Heed of the Blessed Virgin,” by Carreggio; cost 1 . Slit 'S. A. MATLACK is authorize! to receive of whom tickets may be ‘AYLOR & MAURY. reesived On acccunt of the Raffle will in Bank until the drawing takes place, Which will be duly anounced. From the National Intellig. Articles similar to the annexed we in several distant papers, contained in ington correspondence. <7. eqval to the 000. itude, Timidity, subscriptions in this ci obtained, or of Messrs. We are glad to see thata tember of the family is willing to dispose of a part of ihe rare collection of the late Richard W. Meade, , during his long residence in Spain, had oppor lence enabled him to indulge, he finest paintings in’Sp: that treasure-bouse of pictorial riches. Th turbed stete of the country at the ume, made it favorable for obtaining many asp would otherwise never have bee: From the Boston Chronicle. Curr p’veveer or Art. of Murillo, gh apd re o brought from Spain dari revolutionary times by the late R. W. Meade, have elicited the admiration of connoisseurs during the past week in the Rotundo of the Capitol. They are to be disposed of for the benefit of a dauzlter of Mr. Meade, resi York, after an op; ortuni public for an exainination. 4 BOOK OF GREAT VALUE & INTEEREST. YCLOPEDIA OF MISSIONS, by Rev. Harvey Newcomb, 1 vol., large octavo, double columns, Embracing a com: al the Missionary operations in with geographical deseriptior evangelized, &c., together meats of the age, under tunities, which his 0; for selecting many of 1 —Several chef Puevres ther mast~re, which were ity has been sien to the condition of the un- he Cyclopedia of Missi great permanent value. i contains wishin a moderate comp tea, and in a convenient form, a large amonnt of just the kind of information, historical, statistical, und i trative on the subject of Missions, which every 3 ister, and every christian lavman needs to po: and which could be gained only by laborio search in books and documents, many of which not easily accessible, Agents for the District: GRAY & PALL ANTNER: - Geo. W. Woo See. A.B. C.F. 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Zi NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON 'D DISTRICT O PAC! HIS LINE OF PACKE rom pier 14 East River, New if necessary, ahd are composed of the fu! jowing first- New schr. A. V. Bedell, Bedell, master. New schr. Mott Budell, A. V. Tredwell. Schr. Ann D., Wim. Oliver, master. Volant, L. A. Smith, master. Sehr. Commander-in- Schr. Greenway, Wilson, master. ‘These vessels are all fast sailers, and the masters inen of experience m the trade, » lar line of Washington City packets. MOTT BEvELL, Wall street, N. Y. 8. 8. MASTERS &-BONS, Al THOMAS RILEY, Washingion and D.C. TO INVENTORS. HLS office of “The Inventory’ Protection N. Union” is on 7th street, opposite doo of the Patent Oifice, and is now % the busineas of its members, sxaminstions and soliciting Inventors are invited to nef, Wogl ain, master. nd the only regu stone. Four years must have ground it not to insist on having the handle of his mug ground clean off. I have a large, full grown nose, and tough as sole leath- er. [rush to the post of duty. I offer EXPECTED NEW YEAR PRESENTS. F all the branches of busine<s conducted in thie of all others afford the we the preference for city, Grcoerler, pezha among us—but it’s as handsome as I smallest profits, and shoutd cash, aud no one fa thst business can continue if his customers are not prompt in settlement by thort Qotes cr cash. Desirous of eloging up for the past, I earnestly request all who are indebted to ceil and P | settle wi bout delay. I will farther give notica that all future billie which may te ccrtrected with me must be made with refer-nce to, and with the ing that they are to be ciosed monthly, by cash or at 3 daye, which I have Prepared forthe paz- pose, except such of my old customers who ways been prompt. Z. dec 21—tf without knocking, take off your things, and make yourself at home. "FRANS-ALLEGHANY BANK AND SELDEN Withers 4 Oo.’s Notes purchased at the highest emt noe-yont? rig Warrants, and Virgin e at on all the principal cities sold to suit pur ns at a distance sendicg me Trans Alleghany Warrants, may upon recei end sorb hale b; ‘ee AMILTON G. FANT, jo 433 known Wesleyan preacher was giving out his second hymn, in Waltham street S FOR SALE AND RENT. riber has always on hand a cssait ef German and American PI- the very best manufacturers! toa. Old Pianos taken in exchange. B. REISS, Professor of Music, G, betw. Fourteeath.and Fifteenth streets. b 6—3ma* HO’B WHO IN 1855, 1 pocket volume Dod’s Parliamentary Companion volume jah Army List for 1855 ap ech Worlds, their Topography and ‘opography an by J. Breer, Cambridge feb? CK TAYLOR. J KERING SRCOND.HaND Pi for sale on rea onable terms at Depot of HILBUS & HLI'Z, rt AN ELECTION SPEECH. Tm up as well as man—very—but I've never lost a ing it out. what's the prospect for c hands with the variatio come to me. date—but was going to tell you where. Tt was not in the Mississip; it ’was on the north side of the negro line ; yet that mmpliment, as the negroes are mostly born on the same side. I started in <r bd as poor as a church mouse, yet I come honestly by m verty, for inhetfted it ; and if T did start 4 r, day is not a co no man can < but that I've hel own pretty well. Candidates generally ask you: if you think they are qualified, &. Now, I don’t ask your thoughts—I ask your except to watch that Swan’s name is no! on your ticket; if it 1s, think to scratch it off and put mine on. I’m ecertair I’m competent—for who ought to know better than Ido? Nobody. I will allow that Swan is the best au ditor—that is till I'm clected. Then perhaps it is not proper for me to say any thing more. Yet, as an honest man ['m bound to say that it’s a grievous sir: to hide any thing from my fellow-citizens. Therefore [ say it’s my private opinion, publicly expressed, that I'll make the best auditor ever in the United States. *Tis not for honor I wish to be auditor, for in my own county I was offered an office that was all honor, coroner ; which I respectfully decliged. The auditor's office is worth some $5,000 a year, and Tam in for it like a thousand of brick To show my goodneas of heart, I'll make this offer to my competitor. I>am sure of being elected, and he will lose some- thing by the canvass; therefore I am willing to divide equally with him, and make these two offers: I’ll take the sal- ary, and he may have the honor; or he may have the honor, and I'll take the salary. In the way of honors, I have ived enough to satisfy me for life. I t out to Mexico, eat pork and beans; slept in the rain and mud, and swallowed everything except live Mexicans. When I was ordered to “‘go,”’ went ; “charge,” charged ; “and break for thgchaperell,” you had better believe I beat a quarter in doing my duty. ° fy competitor, Swan, is a bird of golden plumage, who has been swimming for the last four years in the auditor's pond at $5,000 a year. Iam for rota- tion. I want to rotate him out, and to rotate mysclf in. There’s plenty of room for him outside of that pond, there- fore pop in your votes for me—I'll pop him out, and pop myself in. I am for a division of labor. Swan says he has to work all the time with his nose down upon the public grinding- toa pint. Poor fellow, the public ought it up as a sacrifice. 1 clap it on the grindstone. Fellow-citizens, grind away, ow T holler enuff, and that'll be sometime rst. Time’s most out. Well, I like to for- got to tell you my name. It’s Daniel— (for short, Dan; not a erage name, for my ents were poor people, who lived ~hes the quality appropriated all the nice names; therefore they had to take what was left and divide around am)—R. Russell. Remember, every one of you, that it’s not Swan. pe sure to be elected; so one and all, great and small, short and tall, when you come down to Jackson, after the etection, stop at the auditor’s office—the latch-string always hangs out—enter Dr. Braumont.—While this weli- pulpit, Hull, England, on Sunday morn- ing, he suddenly expired. He was struck down just as his lips had uttered the first two lines of the following verse : “Toee wh le the Girs archangel : ings, He hides Ine face behind bis wings: And ranks of shining thrones around, Fall wershipping aud spread (he ground.” The effect upon the congregation who witnessed this solemn scene, may be imagined, but cannot be described. A general shtick interrupted the hymn; and the dying preacher on being borne into the vestry, was: found to be dead. His expectant hearers slowly and sadly dis- persed, save those who performed the melancholy place of bearing his lifeless body to the Bome which he had 60 lately left, a living man. Dr. Beaumont was, after the late Dr. Newton, the most pop- ular man in the Methodist ministry. 0 In Cubs, the practice in vogue in to interments is not to ha buried with the body, a9 same Coffin may anawer for fanerals. In rura) public coffin, as we have ® public; hearse. EVENING STAR. Ladies and tlemen: I rise— but there’s no use ing you that—you know do. I'ma modest yane by it in my life; because it’s a Scarce commodity among candidates ; I t ht I would menticn it, for fear if 1 didn’t you would never be lucky in find- Candidates are generally considered ag nuisances, but they are not; they are the Ma men in the world, shake you by the hand, and ask how’s your family, , Tops, &c. I'm the politest man in the State. I am not only the politest man, but the best elec- tioreer—you ought to see me shaking ms—ihe pump handle and the pendulum, the cross-cut and wiggle-waggle: I understand the science perfectly. If any of the country candidates wish instructions, let them Fellow-citizens; I was born—if I had not becn I wouldn't have been a candi- votes. Why, there’s nothing to think of cupied by the Governor and Council, isa PosTmastexs who act as agents wil be allowed a commission of tweaty per cent. A Corrace On RUNNERS—Traveters to THE West.—Last Saturday our atten- tion was attracted to rather a strange looking vehicle for this part of Wiscon- sin in 1855, where railroads are about to intersect each other. Quite a fair sized house was observed to be slowly moving through our streets, drawn by four pair of heavy, stout oxen. It was, in fact, pioneer’s dwelling, with its furniture and group of inmates on a journey to some new place of residence—in some secladed tame aon Fer 7 from any otber wan tation. ipe-chimney rose above the roof, out of Ls cesta smoke was rolling. The interior was divided into rooms. Around the fire some half a dozen young heads were crowding, for it was’ pretty cold, while 1c the wife was dischargin duties, apparently nat A in getting dinner. he sturdy and adventurous heed of this emigrant establishment was attending to the out door business, walk- mg beside his patient catile, and urging them forward as fast as possible, seeming apprehensive that the i ‘ight fail before he reached his destination. — (Watertown (Wis.) Dem., 15. Trem Nawes.—A correspondent of the Troy rt" fives the following as the names of ashington correspondents of some of the principal journals : Francis 8. Grund, a German, of the Baltimore Sun and Philadelphia Ledger; «. T. Kingman, of the Baltimore Sun, Charleston Courier, and New York Jour- nal of Commere; Edward Harte, of the the New York Courier, Gazette and Phil- adelphia North American ; J. W. Simon- ton, of the New York Times; A. Hi. Evans and ex Senator Wescott, of the New York Herald; J. S Pike, anil Ma- jor Macrea, of N. C., of the Tribune; Mr. Thayer, of the Evening Post, Na- than Sargent, of the New Orleans Bee and Raleigh Register. Men or Reriecrion.—The following thought is profoundly true. It explains the failures of men of reflection in a reg- ular course or life of action; the great t of whom is Hamlet the Lane: » Those who have the largest horizon cf thought, the most extended vision in re- gard to the relation of things, are not remarkable for self-reliance and ready judgment. A man who sees limitedly and clearly is surer of himself, and more direct in his dealings with circumstances and with others, than a man whose many- sided capacity embraces an immense ex- tens of objects and objections; just as they say a horse with blinkers more surely his path, and is less likely to shy.— Mrs. Jamieson. Omana Crry.—Cmaha city, the present capital of the newly organized Territory of Nebraska, is described as containing from sixty to eighty houses, located on a rising ground on the banks of the Mis- The government house, oc- two-story brick, and the priucipal hotel 28 also two stories, with a wing, the reat of the houses being of all sorts and sizes. In August last, there was but one small hut in this place, but now it contains taverns, stores, shops, dwellings, and a government full: nized in all its de- partments. Ne’ 2 seems to be get- ting along faster than Kansas, although much more silently. tOr If you have great talents, indus: try will improve them; it moderate al tics, industry will supply their deficien- cies. Nothing is denied to well-directed labor; nothing is ever to be attained without it. Remember, a man’s genius is always in the beginning of life as much unknown to bi fas to others—and it is only after frequent trials, attended with sutcess, that he dares think himself ual to the undertakings in which those who have succeeded, have fixed the ad- miration of mankind. Dears or rae Ricurgovs.—I met on the seashore, said the esteemed poet Sadi, a pious man who had been attack- ed by a tiger and horribly mutilated. He was dying, and suffering dreadful ago-. nies. evertheless, his features were calm and serene, and physical pain seemed to be vanquished the of his soul. “Great God!" said ag 4 ~ thank thee that I am only “suffering from the fangs of this tiger, and not of remorse.”” SENTENCED TO THE ‘LeotsLatone.—H. Gratz Browne, Esq., editor of the St. Louis Democrat, whose seat as a mem- ber of the Missouri House of resent- atives was contested by a Mr. Goodlett, has been sentenced to serve out the re- mainder of the term. Editors are pro- verbially unfortunate. Ow a Temperance Founpation.—The Detroit (Mich) Advertiser says, “the last device of the rumsellers which has come to light, is the establishment of a drink- irg stand on the ice midway across the Detroit river. Standing so near the the prohibitory law may’ never boun lose it, but it will be pretty sure tg move “in the spring.” Poumios axp Omartrr—Setvox Co- Existext.—It is rather a singular fact that among the varicties of parties that have ruled in Massachusetts, within the last ten years, none have been found to wipe from the statute the disgraceful law of imprisonment for debt. 07 Mountains are considerable up and down in Verment: It is\ related that coachman driving up one was asked if it was steep On the other le.“ he answered, “chain lightning co Go down it without breeching on- “Amex to THat Sweer Prares.”— x ‘The Emperor of Russia to be found is) and the