Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1855, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, FUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXOBPT SUNDAY,) Be ee ead kisecash tess By W. D. WALLACH, Will be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX axpD A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served in packages at 37} ots per month. ‘fo mail subsoribers the sub- scription prive fs THREE DOLLARS AND FIF- FY CENTS ayear in advance, TWO DOLLARS nths, and ONE DOLLAR for three lees than three months at the rate of week THE WEEELY STAR. ‘This excellent Family and News Journsl—oon- 1” Casa, invaniascy In ADVANCE. ba Single copies (In wrappers) oan be procnred at the counter, {mmedistely after the lasue of the peper. Price—Tarex Carre. PosTMasTERs whoact as agents will be allowed & commission of twenty per cen ~ Ebeniig Siar. VOL. VL WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, DEGEMBER 26, 1855. NO. 928. THE PIANO FORTE CLASSES HEAP JUVENILE BOOKS —THE UN- OFFICIAL. EV E N I N G STAR. dersigned has setaside from his 2 band strove to soothe her; she would not bear a word in extenuation of her selfish conduct. “I shall never forget poor Mary’s tears; L shall never forget her #ad voice; they will haunt me to my dying da Ob! take it away—that hateful oarpet; [ have purchased RENCE O'DONNOGHUE, ath street, a few doors north of @. A'TRAWvOD HOUSE. PRLETORS HAVE THE PLEAS- nounee that they have made ts to their HOTEL, in or — mM = Ww. HEN ya ALMER, | stock of eigen Lae a Sane, Tarascry DerartMenr, Deo. 1, 1855. : W meet at the A: of Music, corner | a large ard var' collection—the of 9th and D streets, on and after MON- Sccumulations of past years—to be Notice is hereby given to holders of wee of SIGELINDO AND EULALIA. i DAY, Oct. 8th, 1855. ‘Fhe pupils are requested | gold at half price, or at less than that when need | the United States that this Department will pur- A Thrilling Romance of Mystery and Death. to be in attendance on the days and hours speci- | be ; they are su‘ted to youth of all ages, and may | chase to the amount of $1,500 000 of said stocks BY MEISTER KARL. fled in the notices addressed to them. be examined at his book store Ke ty veloc it oe death of m ape — iow e advancement and re- W.HEN PALMER, Director. Among them will be found some of the works | 4t any time when the same may be offered prior to THANSLATED FROM THE ORRMAN OF KLAURKADATEOE. could I be so cruel’ I shall never be happy e 2 They give their sole care ws ae * of Mrs. Hotland, Miss Edgeworth, Mrs. Bar- | the Ist day of June next, and will pay therefor the CHAPTER I. again, never—unover ; 9 its management, with an unspar- . GIFT BOOKSTORE! bauld, and other such writers; books which have | following prices, to wit: Both wept. Years have passed since then, and Mary » the Wants and comfort of guests, GENERAL SELECTION OF STANDARD | been popula: in their time, and which, aiming to Pat stack ot the eau of 1510 a theca or em ‘ with ber husband lie together under the green and established rates of first-class Gift and Miscellaneous BOOKS cultivate good tastes, feelings, and good | For stos! seer teddies peer nicagat oar : sod of the church yard. Jeannette bas gre J.H.& A.W. KIRKWOOD. AND STATIONERY for sale at principles, are supposed by a few to have still | per cent.; for stock of the loans of 1547 and 1813, As he ceased weeping, she began to sigh— alee mined etth the ‘bri a beowa of Oe ries Se ct ee some merit, although not teaching all the sciences, | 5 premium of sixteen per cent.; for stock issued | like sixty. Then they sat <r or many srenmen ton eke tivar te hae pontine : JONAS P. LEVY, GREAT INDUCEMENT. aa As OF One A} Table, to, Shu dren four Jee | under the act of 1850, commonly called Texas-In- | hours, with entwining hands. For the even- BR AND DEALER IN ORS, CIGARS, AND FINE GROCERIES, ion & Forwarding Merchant and none know but to bless her. There isa Mary, a gentle Mary in her hourchold, dear to her as her own sweet “children—she is tho orphan child of those who rested side by side : + 2 * old. FRANCK TAYLOR. for every dollar’s purchase a sealed envelope is| BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING. _ | for stock of the loan of 1816, redeemable on the CHAPTER 11. drawn by the buyer, containing tre name of some E HAVE THIS DAY RECE1V ED} 12th November, 1546, if received at the Treasury A voice suddenly fractured the solemn si- ing was all too fair and had softly involved the souls of the two lovers. i f cae for ten long years. NCE AND BILL BROKER ift, which is presented on the spot. Among the another large addition to our extensive as. prior to the Ist day of January next, a premium lence. Twas that of Sigelindo. 4 2h ich, bat x . cima etoy US, | Eis Slaten wet. ony Piney | wren ot Cvs tag Bo CLOWING | nate Nees wae he ele | fing Beas at gS rang | Etta ihn pperity hae oot hard = sae ienkeanarennis cated to give HILBUS MUSIC DEPOT Frock and Sack Coats uary and the 3ist of March next, @ premium of | pour forth all my soul in toars, and all my | out God's bounty to God's poor, aud Sear E rebasing elsewhere. _deo 8—tr Corner Pa av. and 1ith st. Overcoats and Talmas 2 per cent ; and if received after the Sist of Mareh | life into thy innermost life, and then dee! nette is the guardian angel of the needy MORE NEW GOoDs. moundabots aad hoped and prior to said Ist ef June next, a premium of | | But she lifted up her tear-blossomed oyesto | The « new carpet,” long since old, is sacredly - = awa OHN H. SMOOT, NO. 1i9 SOUTH SIDE Wants cot ence tite 1 per cent spears Sepa ee west-wind | preserved as a memento of sorrowiul but peni- 7 =o street, near High . Cc . erus' jassamine 8 ‘0 e ‘ Scat en rey yr ee has reed ved an additional supply or Fall and joerg ep dichely Interest wiil also be allowed on said stocks at | ogmmone: pos of readers ure aware that loy- tent hours, and many a weary heart ones to IMARER A? » Winter GOODS, king his rti t very pe , Suspenders, Cravats, Hosiery, &o. vi _ its silent influence the prosperity that h od ng our present Stock the most desirable in } the rates specified in the certificates, from the Ist | ers invariably sit among jassamine leaves,) agcegp My vlc complet ~ meved to No. 370 Pennsylvania avenue, ington stock found assort- | this city to select from, and affordi ts an J July last, if assigned with the princtpal of the | and sho softly lisped again, “What would 1 | ‘weed want's wilderness into an Eden of 4 ms’ Ha .C. isc lec and affordin, rents an ass! vf 3] 7 o fom ae ae Ls ed a oe excellent opportunity of making the! fr children * patadie Teceived prior to the Ist of January | be without thee! if thou wert not I also would pony ee good and Giga e ae next. After that date the interest will be allowed | not be!’” otce Cee a ovens rinaaat Next door to Iron Hall, in addition to the premium from Ist of January to “ CHAPTER Iv. eines Rich striped and Moire Antique Sash and Bonnet | 4, ,q_ (77 P8- Svenue, bet. Hh and 10th sts. | se gate of their receipt. In both cases one day’s | . eebemiey Se tes bor reg wep der Ribbons Ff interest will be allowed in addition for the money fr tees hbo Paes Be odious sau the Swiss and Cambric Bands, Collars and Sleeves & CALL ATTENTION TO OUR MAG | ¢, Laoch the seller ser a ao tps Sehhseae Sot f sf Black and col’d Cloths, for Cloaks nificent stock of very superior Gold Watch- f gentle vesper hymn of myriad frogs—for there Stella, Brocha and Bay State Shawis es, elegant Jewelry, pure Silver Tea Sets, Pitch- } Certificates transmitted to this Department un- were no nightingales to be scared up in “them With a good assortment of the best makes Flan- ers, Goblets, Waiters, Forks, joons, and every | der the present notice should be duly assigned to | diggings.”’ BAGUERREOTYPES TAKEN BY A LADY. A. © REDMOND HAVING removed » her NEW ROOMS, on 7th st., between epared to take LIKENESSES in f the art n and put up la embossed CENTS. nov 22-tf A Sentimental Fossil. BY PEEL A. BUSTER. ‘‘What is your name?"’ “My name is Nor- val on the Grampian hills ” “Where did you come from ?”* «IT come from the happy land, I y ae Where care Is unknown’? TSTORTOET uy oek otag adil od Coe petite | Gate Rate atin sate mye Se C= | he Umea Sates (with herent bafyearaia: | Yeh deren Siglo, Baton knowast| pg eee EN Pas eg ~ non Will find it to their advantage to call before getting | “Also, extra heavy plated Albata Goods and su- { terest, if sent prior to the Ist of January next) by | 20¢ as yet,’’ cried Eulalia, (Eulalia was her I dwelt in marble halls.’’ cor Pow ’ name, for ‘twas thus they had baptised her) “that my uncle withholds his assent for our marriage.’’ fully supplied. J. H. SMOOT. "| perior Table Cutlery. the party entitled to receive the purchase money. nov Gold Spectacles and Eye Glasses of every va- riety. Particular attention paid to the selection Eaymont sor thesc stocks wilt be mas by di “Where are you going to?” “Far, far CHAUNCY WARRINER, o’er hill and dell.” —tgietok 60 TO ELLIS. a theassistant treasurersat Boston, New York, “ What is your occupation?” «Some love MAK ER J of glasses adapted to the eyes of wearers. upon CH/.PTER V. . ’ pipe ill 506 Fennsylvanis avenuc, ossessing every facility, we are prepared to ex- | or Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to recelve | ay inge, Sigelindo suddenly | °° 72”: ee , . To PURCHASE t the word marriage, Sigelindo suddenly Are you married?” Long timo Poll, (ENDER BROWNS’ HOTEL,) YOUR CHRISTMAS GOODS. idee ap rlagerel aa the largest orders for all | 1. money may direct. . = wilted down—trembled—wept long and wildly, put the kettle on.’ ”” s “ 7 PAREEENS ES BEM dec 10— = “M W. GALT & BRO. JAMES GUTHRIE, and put on his hat as if about to travel. But | © « When were you married ?”” > - REMOVAL. Lt avenue, between #th and 10th sts. dec tJunel Secretary of the Treasury poe eee egies m little tages, “ Twas twelve one starlight night, & WESTERFIELD | WHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOS? RE- ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY, and thrilling with agonised emotion, she esleee eapass 4 an establishment thus spectfully inform his customersand the, cop LIS NOS—PIANOS—PIANOS, No. &, Brincz StreEt, GEorcETown. sereamed ina scarcely audible whisper—“Wilt | _ “‘Howmany children have you ’”’ “There's org seen between A jt ore fiean thle Seat ta tacuecte sine of Ps D venthiatt ceeton Pesta’ aches oes Now IS THE TIME AND THIS IS THE | thou begone? It is not yet near day; it waa | Doll and Bet, and Moll and Kate, and’ — ¥ tho public witir’alt the deli- | avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth Eleventh end D s'reets, three of those Ce Cc es ae the nightingale and not the lark that pierced What is your wife’s name Ono, I nov 23-1m streets, where he will keepa full and well-selected | superb PIANOS, from the world-renowned man- gis a never mention it.’’ «Did your wife oppose your leaving her ?”’ “She wept not when we parted.”” “In what condition did you leaye her?’ ‘(A rose tree in full bearing.”’ “1s your family provided for? “A little 2. WILLIAM PALMER, DK (GING, FLUTE, §e. SOLICITATION OF of poses forming class- AL, INSTRUCTION, both for young ss 3 ‘i were awarded aSinver Mepat bythe Metropoli- | the fearful hollow of thine ear: nightly she GLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS- AND | tion to fae above, I have recetved for from leew. | wn Mechanics Testitate last winter. An clogant | sings on you pomegranato tree; believe me, GEN TLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS. As | ler, In Leipziz; one from Hartman & Co.. Leip. BO We ce ee na Pe am oe iene the excellent business stand will enable him to | zig, and one fine Parlor Grand from Rosenkrantz. | ® oN ee Geos na ts Ouecats cedars CHAPTER VI. do a much lar; ppersens, = assured that | ‘The public are avin’ pose ie Berman tes er ay ade of Entoieinuents at the shortest He staid. A fearful pause ensued. Eulalia he can furnis! lemen’s Garments on more | or bring competent musical judges to select for = » - ee / ice, sonable terms, in any | Softly wailed. farm well tilled.” @ aduis, and which classes will be | moderate terms than heretofore. Having practised | them. GEORGE HILBUS, Agent. | Hotice, and on the most reasona f é : SF camo farm ¥ ied i ded ac ding to the ages and sexes | for a number of years in Germany, ae Pd and| P.8-—Should be happy to receive orders forre- pet Gade hase Dec 17-2w im ba eretite shares thou? FOr peed _ © Did your wife drive you of?” “Ob, eub- France, be is confident that he cau please all those | pairing and tuning Instruments being now fully i Saal t., Union & Ox ) E aught remains for us save death '’’ gasp- | jime was the warning.” dollars per qnarter of 20 lessons. | who may favor him with acall. Feeling grate- | prepared to do the same dec 18—tr eee) oi elaada asl bag ah iy sbeouty anal wilh tap etare del “What did your wife say to yon that in- ate desirous of availing themselves | ful for past favors he solicits a continuance of the - - ie o OR 1°56.—THE| Heb ssent, with ern deter- | duced you to slope?” « i es thus afforded for learning Vocal | same. a @.F.SCHAFER, | TXLEK'S COMPOUND SYKUP OF GUM DV sleruan- Vern; s alos bers cian Ait mination of Sonsca,tand with the courage of | need 72 ei ome rest in this “MER, at his resilence, No. 233 | -—————____Merobent Tallor._ 8 A REMEDY FOR COUGHS. COLDS, ds Hi United his onan rey) ‘inns his ie Fopms— | _ ‘ Was your wife good looking?” ‘Sho wore ith.” *‘ccl0 | IMMEDIATE RELIEF FOR THE HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING mano ee Nees reed s experince in the Un peg tan Sn malansbolydenen and began } 9 wreath of roses.”” TOOUTH-ACHE IS FOUND COUGH, CROUP,&c ssesses the greatest ad- = 2 ie 2 J . “Did your wife ever treat ore i mowLne LOow HERE IS NOW OFFERED To THE | vantages, with the least Sujections any other in Geter a; reprinted from Mrs. Hofland, i At page Doe cighte line. Bulaliahad wept | « oft in the stilly night i AL BOWLIN' SA i ra world a most effectual remedy for the cure of perc wie upmslisbsa oeiaee sees Comical Pictures, with stories about them, 1 vol gies fal ee Day scaly ree ied ““When you announced your intention of a sd Improved thts resort for those diie varetrvlolsan toate soa petiole the world as'a spectfc or cure all, but'recom: | A New Flower for Children; by L. Maria Child, | 5,1), 0,14 ™y meart, untouche ay youthtal cnlarntina. what did your wife say?” «Oh, > a * 2 * tlc co mended as a valuable and scientific auxillary 1x xO} . ri i > rade fs ear, what can the matter be!’’ = Hear process Seecignioneed Pd Feeenty ler Gate cotinine ees PULMONARY CASKs, ready at hand, and one that | The Book of Entertsinment, with elght engrav- | Vigor preserve me? Thankless pain ! pein : “‘ And what did you reply?” “Sweet Kitty uring them that they will time, re-appear, the same application has to be | bs been generally found to afford relief where ings, 1 vol Noe AS Tear inran pres eid oa tonumber 349, fourth verse, Clover, don’t bother meso.” ot el most others bave been tried without material ben- | “Yorthern Religions and Voyages, 1 vol, and then his eyes gave out and his soul caved “Ww " > 4 , andar Poooactaamaghs baa ound. | made ~ fai aana lh eecstd ee rayne pan eat. As such {t is recognized by numbers of our engravings in, and he sank lifeless on the bosom of Eula- he 1 oe yee tet oe ber =e Near scout avenue, nous 6th strest. | iti oawes genoa mpeg ees ie leading physisians st know its composition, Panaay Pictures a Bible Stories, with many | jig. Butthe frogs quacked on.— Philadelphia or Wha aid — the eared anil - ugeful as any other. This 2 ibe : esses ‘or ef. arge engravings en ‘ c ‘ aise at did she say to you when you were W. HESKY PALMER’S PIANO FORTE | Temedy causes no a» warranted to have a Zar waist Cedamenror on econ: Wolf's Fairy Taies, from the German, 1 vol, | venting Bulletin. in the act of leaving?” «A aiae in thy CLASSES. 3 pee: YERGER’S TOOTH-ACHE | ‘able citizens, who all endorse its claim to being London ~ ae ae aa memory, dearest.”’ ING CLASS FOR ee ae BALSAM. Price 25 cents per phial safe, palatable, economical and efficacious. Price Patera el London, with 70 beauti- THE NEW CARPET. ‘Do you still love her?’’ “ “Tig said that orming at the Academ "To be had at the Drug Stores of A. J. RIDG- | 25 cents, or three bottles tn one 50 cents. Sust ar a : “I can hardly spare it, Jeannette: but as | 2Sence conquers love.”’ ue io he made fo Mir Ww LEY, CHAS. STOTT & CO. D. J. DYSON, | | Wholesaic Agents, PATTERSON & NAIRN, | Just received. FRANCK TAYLOR. | youhave so set Your heartupon If, why Loup: |. What are your pomessione?”? «The harp nt ee Say npcion V, HARBAUGH, and J.B. GARDNER & Co., | 274 STO" zene, seue;) ee oze I must” that once thro’ Tara’s halls” — corner of D and 9th streets. oc IS | yy hii nov3 STEVENS, Alexandria; CISSEL, Georgetown TO THE LADIES, ESPECIALLY pon . . “ What d ee = an ee entrant tal gists venerally. ANY NEW HINGE FOR THE PRES The young wife looked with rapture upon] . at do you propose to do with it?”’ I weesns =x Ona AND COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, kc. ‘Also, TYLER a SoM ARABIC couch pod Side D 0 7 - | the ten shining gold pieces beet readied harp on a willow tree.” iJ SSerecTr ally 2. lone and in pcb ayisg sanee outa Iescuge Sorat, Wiig ont a ae nae 18 * 1A large and most chotce lot of superior French ‘One hundred dollars,”’ said she to herself, Ow do you expect to make a living? 5 so Embroideries “how rich it makes me feel. It seems a great “* Rise in the morn, AND OF TALENTED | to the sudden changes in temperature; yet by @ H. SEMKEN, Jowder, Many sets Linen and Cambric, suitable for Ladies | deal to pay for a carpet, but ‘gold is worth Sound the horn, ommodate them with a | little care, adopting warm clothing and supply- a to in mourning gold’ the old saying is. and one good purchase Fer Cuba and for Oregon.”” band, as the occasion may | ing themaaiven with a good eescrintion or tie > Sanne, aise ——- eee vedas east Misses? embroidered Collars and Sieeves 1s worth a dozen poor ones ri bay one of ———— r Balls, Parties, Parades, | remedy they may easily ward off what may else AS RECEIVED AND OPENED THIS DAY Ladies’ Head Dresses, Fancy and Breakfest Caps | tho very finest and most beautiful Brus : = ed from one to any bum-j| prove a —— Winter companion. TY- | © a nagnifice ~e assortment of fine and alenciennes and English Thread Laces Afternoon came: the rezsy babe laid ts The only cure for love is a shilling possible notice, by applying to} LER’S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP | Fch imported JEWELRY, such as Fior- Also, a full supply of imitation Laces sleep in hiseradle, and tho litte dane | Worth of poison taken inwardly. Leader, four doors eax of General has been so long known and highly appreciated entine and Roman Mosatcs, Italian Lavas Black French Laces, ail widths asleep in hiscradle, and the little maid re- Navy Yard as.one of our most innocent, yet efficacious, piea- | avd Corals, Garnets, Cameos, and a vari- Black and white Blond Lace ceived a score of charges to linger by its side (4A woman, charged with being drunk the ‘* Music Depot,’’ in the sant, and (since the reduction in price,) economi- | tv of richly chased Gold Jewelry or any descrip | Black Lace Falls, all prices every moment till the darling wokeup. Jean- | 80d disorderly, denied the latter cha "ge, say- nov6—tf | cal remedies, that it may be recommended and | tloa, the very latest styles Also a new lot of | Extra rich embrsidered Nuslin Cellarsand Sleeves | notte. tluched with eager anticipation, looked | is that she was too drunk to be disorderly. SS | ured with the utmost confidence. itis sold at 25 sic and Geneva WATCHES, warranted | A large and cholce assortment of handsome Bon- | hor prettiest, and throwing her mantilla over] {7° An acute angle—an angle that enable: ANT Pair UND “1c ; and retail by sD -gists, In Alexan- A splendid assortment of fine Silverware, Pitch- | 4 lorge assortment of French Flowers—roses and | #¥8Y when a loud ting st the door brought | creditor. dria by PEBL & Ste ENS; Georgetown by | e's, Castors, prem, Goblets, Cups, Forks and bunches out a very pettish ‘oh dear'’’ at the expected # The Salem Gazette says the foll. . Mr. CISSELL oot 2” | Spoons, (sterling) Fish, Cake and Pie Knives, | Glove-tops, white and colored intrusion ice may be seen at a blackamith’s abe ee | “CHRISTMAS Is COMING? TT | putter aud Fralt Katyes, Soupand Oyster Ladies, | A large assortment of low priced plain and rich ‘Oh, Jeannette!—dear Jeannette!” anda Wo hone ee Diackemith's in CHRISTMAS IS COMING: Preserve, Sugar and Crearn Spoons, Salt Cellars, embroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs | pale ‘No hosses shod on Sunday ‘cept or Deth.”’ > rou 5 Napkin Rings, etc., etc. a ? > cama SKARDT WOULD AGAIN INFORM | * 7 ATE > A full supply of ladies’ aud misses’ cotton, me- |‘ Wo" are suc rle—su dresat shia cuistsonde and the public enerally, that SILVER LATED WARE, ON ALBATA. rino, and raw silk Hose Lbs - Ca Sn wdc D, = Henge he has just placed in store a beautiful assortment | . Castors, Baskets, Butterboats, Urne, Forks and | Children’s merino and raw silk Gloves, all sizes wan you help us ‘9 you think we of French CONFECTIONERY, for the boli- | Spoons. ng creature sat panting on the sofa. ae 4 Why is associating with bad characters clusive rom > s like getting a leg crushed during the dog ; Ww 2 4 at could borrow a hundred dollars from your . eg ed ered SE ans tin Fae FANCY ARTICLES. Lice ahd Waneeeee ey OR IR and? Contant you get it for us, Jean-| days? Because it is apt to lead to mortife LIES, of all Kinds; CAKES, fruit and plain, | _ French Cloers, Dresden China Ornaments, in} “Keeping none but the most choice goods. and | nette? You know you said I might always | Cation : of all sizes. , , vest (Resegtoneiot Eomenuales, “Agar Cases. | having moderate prices, I respectfully solicita | rely upon you when trial came, and poor Ear“ Have you said your prayers, John? fINTER STYLES OF He is also prepared to furnish, as usual, Partien, cee Bete PECTACLES call from the Ladies Macrae ad Charles expects cvery moment to have his lit- | “ No, ma’am—it aint my work. " Bill says the i i Balls, an is e handsomest atyle : esd pa os Mrs. 1. GITTINGS, stock of goods 2 i Eade. ayers. coed 4 Fee HATS. ¢ tall ya Manufacturing his own Confectionery, all who | © Gold, Silver and Sicel ¥ rames, to suit every | No. 14, Penn. avenue, betcen Sth and 9h sts iy kof goods attached, and he is so sick Psa se it cone umens: | We agreed to do bud complete asse.tupent at : favor him with their orders can rely on getting Onone Glan ye Glasses, gress Specs, ani _ dee 19—Bteo “Dear, dear!’ said Jeannette, her great} a e it ° mes shorter. 7 - NE’S Hat, Ca) the best article . ra take . ‘ alae ; Nests Netra eone ere = The old gentleman who undertook to ies enaPan — polar sor CHARLOTTS, JELLIES, BLANO MANGE a NA Ki A cent at our goods to Cen ee SRESENTS. good heart suddenly contracting! ~* Edward Safe twist out of the median be 3+ and PYRAMIDS, of every kind, for table orna- Dilecre ae are warranted as represented sana rs boxaanew HERRINGS told me only this morning not to ask him for out West to whitewash the Rocky Mountains - ——————_————_—_— | ments, made to order raifibbenote gute eect veniam Gb boxes Pitoatple GHe car any money for three months,” and she gath- | He goes in for large jobs st ceaial SONS OX THE PIANOVORTE. 1A Ninch slrosts: near the Patent’ Otioe where | UF" Jewelry and Silverware made to order;| 1nd bosen PIE PRUSH ERESERVES | cFed her purse up tightly in ker handkerciser, | 2° 82° Tge jobs. PAILLARD, WHO HAS | and Ninth streets, near the Patent Office, whese Dismiss temscouind = Gold Peas te ointed, and 10 boxes MINCE MEAT th ‘ae “I'm sure if—[—only—could oblige you || , K#" Unpopular—Quarrelsome women, rainy Paris, where she was a pu- ee recelve prompt attention. Engraving on Stone executed at short notice’ 500 dozen assorted WINES aud LIQUORS would ; but I expect Edward is really pushed. days, and those dirty-faced boys who are ce : ted Professors and herse! (iw Chronometers and all kinds of fine Watchesand | 60,0 Havana CIGARS You know he has just commenced business. | “2¥Uly boring ts about “ that little bill” hus b errr ey a ie GRAYELLES s Musical Boxes put tn perfect order atshort notice, Fol sale low for cash, Wy Rae LEVY Can't you getitelsewhere? Have youtried?” | *@t you owe to Mr. Grip. aales am - COMPOSITION RO ING. - SE EN, eler, , LE ante nswered her frie Ss ingl The ch. 04 ad of lif 4 proposes to give instruction ENRY E. WHITE, 91 NORTH GREEN 330 Pe. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, Grooery, Wine and Liquor Store, “TPve tried yetwice te, = pondingly, oe ay coat or. ~<A oe aot ~Hsng . t be able street, Baltimore, Md., is pre toexe | decl—tr dec 19-eolw 474 Penn. avenue. | Ghartesis sick, and it a i “ie = ag teydee | seis confidcut that ahe will be a cule exders for the above Root and will = - —— iste arves1s sick, and cannot repay immediately. | and invented a patent point for cross-eyed her papils as rapidly as F, ‘ of ‘ went 7 ST BEA 1 ls it seems to me some creditors have such | needles a onl know! Ligect the sell the materials on the best of terms, and will ND VISITORS TO WASHINGTON ARE | BD srocr cor Bin noes BEAUTIFUL | Ob! its ‘i = * ok . assortment of BIRD CAGES ever offered in | stony hearts! Mr. J ——- a 2 aap wishing tocom respectfully informed that at TAYLOR & | this market, at unprecedented low prices. Call Rave eas yet he N.B. From vears experience will be able to | MAUR Y’S Book and Stationery Store, n@zr Ninth | and see them, at J. L SAVAGE’S, knows just our cir- moderate, and she will give upon that money. iF Says the lovely Julia to the bewitching any ‘ Fanny, ‘‘why is a new baby like a cow’s tail? " ; Oh! it is so hard! it is so hard!’ k y relbsdignce b 1D thi holars, or at her - street, they will meet all their ulrements. Sig Gilt S: Bit 4 “ie . . Fanny blushed as sh, s a. SQinnien & cw: Foca, as may he mast agreeable to her pa- | **zRiah the eet oes Beer aan: Their extensive stock, in addition tokhe follow: Pa. avenue, between 1oifand Litt sews, | Her pitiful voice and the big tears running | was never seen before.” vn Peoause it - nov 38—1m‘ ing important works, comprises every Depart-] dec 90—6t Intel& News like rain down her pallid cheeks almost un. " : M *. contemplating a manent resi- | QHHISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRES- | ment of Literature, Science, and Art. — ( sella nerved Jeannette’s Lars hness EF ignorance and ernelty are as closely dence a 1, Tes fully solicits a share “ENTS. NEw BOOKS received immediately on publi- | Bae LE Be See rapa pedo sevi/ But that carpet—that beautiful carpet she cies yen _ seecagae and Pythias. Who ever ot th eit = cation. eral exquisite specimens o! manufacture, ts real? « saw a dog-fighter who did nots i ot 258 | UTCHINSON & MUNRO HAVE JUST Weeliy importations from England, including ‘The Descent from the Cross,” after a iis Nopee 80 long, and so often with an bo We yous ri pte potaehy hue, of at Gactles’s Saloon, dec 8—1m received, and are now opening a beautiful as- | Gant oun’s Works, 6 vols. Rubens; “The Flight into Egypt;” “Adora- | been disappointed of its possession, that she zs . Py: - ee on one Seaane Gomis EXERUIS 108'| Segunonin Works, 9 vein. tion of the Wise Men?” «Head of Christ,” after | Could not give it up. She knew her husband's [FP The dentists generally have acknowl CONSSCTIONERY! Pray cnamnerate Tapact es tales, viz : Jewel | Webster's Works, 5 vols, Autograph edition, | Domenichino—Madouna; «Ecce Homo.” ken heart—and that he would urge her to self- | edged their business to bo azum game, ina- NOs POTENTINI WOULD RESPECT Fhey enumerate tn part as follows, viz : Wank | Everett’s Orations and Speeches, 2 vols. specially adapted for Christmas presents, at dei no; she would not-see him—if she | much as they are using gutta percha to set i “ty form the cittzens of Washington that | BOSS? Boquet holders ; Card oaerial Trav. | Clay’s Private Correspondence, | vol. TAYLOR & MAURY’S did it was all over with the carpet. their artificial teeth in. 7 b ¢i!-known Confection llipg cases; Glave bonke worits ie Desks Baer. | 5. 2 Prentina’s Memoirs, 2 vols. Sect Bookstore, near 9th st. “Well,” said her poor friend, in a despond- PA bo don’ s ta a Miller, watel he will Keyl puiminoa boards; Chess and Gheonaer men; Per- Miete ane eele NEECTIONERY ing voiee, Acid to go, “I'm sorry you can't Apes aes Wat Sillaioase ni ties for ministering to the me cases; Watchstands; Sewing-birds; Gold seer he > 7 OR THE HOLIDAYS.—PERSONS W - | help me: I know you would i ¥ avor him with thelr ps- | Pens and Pencils; Fine Fans; Opera Glasses; | Hickey’s Constitution, 1 vol. ON ISH P ow yo uld if you could, and i S hel ] less men know, the less they earn. Folks wh ing CONFECTIONERY for the - | it th: reg Se el hoes A Soe One! Jeiferson’s Manual, 1 vol. Thg ine ‘or approach- | it is something to know that—but I go back 3s 3 L labor for seventy-five cents a day, always sign snc en SUA | met Mots, Cope, ee ashe fog ey Ca | Eusctnimwtern mau Pot a, | ried naietetintat gem om | wth hoary ear. "Giod moray. dea | vit ames with ae et a MOET ¥_and ornamental COD na Figures; Vases; Lotto aud other Games; Ac- | x7 orhos Orat id Stat ? . THOS. POTENTINI oe Patios: ” sia kg The last case of indolence is rel YEODING CAKE, CANDIES, | cordeons; French Perfumery; Toilet Articles. cin yr ey ce aa ea ae Successor to John Milier, it is to want and suffer. isthatera moreeen ‘RLOTTE RUSSE, BLANG | “Also. a lot of fine Toys for children and many | StOry’s Works, 3 vols. No. 279 Pa. avenu q How handsome the new carpet looked as the | Jue! gur exchanges, it is thatof a man named bs lleacy used at other goods not petit to enumerate, of whi¢ Lives of Chief Justices of the United States, I 7 Pe rare Wee AB oath ER PARTIES. tend these or other h tables with every John Hole, who was so lazy, that in writing his name, he simply used the letter J. and then punched a hole through the paper! = sae ahh = : wa vol dec 17—2w Habhepigeea in on its wreathed flowers. can se! unusu: low prices, and wo’ re a FT COLES OF and i i ee respectfully reques! @itlsche ‘and strangers to Hower 5 Cee Liberty and Self Government, 2 LAcoverne & ROGERS'’S RAZOKS — ‘awn, and blue, and crimson, i: give them a call at their Faney Store, No. 310 Pa. f soft velvety richness—and how proud felt lit- the most Manion, | cy nore calles tnels Fane Pant ahr Detect Fabick omy vol. RAZORS See ee neeprensmed tle Mrs. Jeannette at the lavish praises of her | [> ‘I understand your father is dead,” ad attention. for. | Messrs. Walter Harper & Co. Garlana’s Life Se dene pacean eS tlemen who wish to haye an easy shave. ERE | neighbors. It was a bargain, too; she had | saida man to a little boy, ashe entered the ba are hrse on: pele ye eran paid Party Leaders, by Baldwin, | oy. ‘ol. SERQES of the most approved makes, SHAVING ee Spe Tole in - pee: ra bought | house. “You're right now, old hoss,’’ said he, h by Ts ancy . mocrac: 7 7 ; Seachelaren ae CONF boxes id orshment aks har in an inery Goods. be To evlle’s Den yin America, 2 vol. orraa AES and everything requisite fora | ® pair of elegant window shades—a beautiful | “he’s laid ovt int other room as cold asa al FIGURES, a ee ‘atur ee i match for her beautiful carpet. wedge!” ns for the table,at Ving} GAMBLER’S TRICKS WITH CARDS | Grimke’s Nature and Tendency of Free Institu- T. 3. GALLIGAN & CO., “I declare!’ said her husband, “ this looks Fancy Goods and Perfu: 370 Penn. av., | like cx *, * i> A Western editor. in speakin, ofone of ag : . thons, 1 3. ike comfort; but it spoils all 5 i iz ‘THOMAS POTENTINI | thle se at BY J. H. Constitutional “Text: Book 1 vol. ee Under: rown’s Hotel : think of poor Dhasiey Bencees. ip gear ig the newly-elected Senators, says that his ig- No. 420 Pennsylvania avenee, MORGAN'S MYSTERIES OF FREE MA- Carey's Past, Present, and Future, 1 vol. SUITABLE AND SEASUNABLE CHRIST. | !ow is dead.” aces oitl bs coo papdersgs ccd angry . d lith st r: Seam; e838 jations, 1 vol. panne! u Se 01 rin ro! t, - —___________ | eonferrea tice 45 conta? ¥ Capt. | Future Wealth of America, 1 vel, N VIEW OF THE APPROACHING HOLLI- | the fush rom her face. Sent Blane; es “Dow't be se cad pound foolish. HOME COOK BOOK: containing several h Smith’s Wealth of Nations, 1 vol. days, I have provided a large and varied as- Yes! that rascally J—! For the pal- ee : OYSTERS, COFFEE, TEA, kc. dred excellent receipts ; price 25 cen uun- | Every description of American, English, and | Sortment of useful and substantial articles, suita- | try sum of a hundred dollars, he attached [gr The individual who tried to clear his >Y THE URGEN f SOLICIEATION OF LAWS OF LOVE: nN complete code of gal- | French STATIONERY of the dnest quality, at ble for presents, such as— every thing in the little shop, and was so in- | Conscience with an egg, is now endeavoring to ad z lantry, containing concise rules Be the conduct of the lowest prices. obes de Chambre, for gents, of the richest pat raise his spirits with yeast. If he fails in this, it is his deliberate intention to blow out sulting besides, that Charies, sprin, ing up : _ Visiting Cards engraved and printed with the | terns and styles, in Cassimeres, French Flannel ilw in hia bo 4 fie a ea ell Sowrtine rach Chins of my own manuf: | S419 18 his ad, roptured a bood-veweh, \ a lived scarcely an hour afterward. You | bis brains with a bellows, and sink calmly in- S CROCOLATE, dc,,| SHETseae eee and tgs) ajay TAYLOR © MAURY, | | "Tius meaets, Cravais, Stocks, ‘Ties, Gloves, | Know he has been weak and sickly this great | to the arisof a young lady. able hours. ae ce a EADIES GUIDE TO BEAUTY: aarp S. P. HOOVER'S ver heeded Caen: Gente’ Drown’ Setertg ls witand Mary?’ issued from Jeannette’s on kn eae fitter 2 fiad in my estabiish- stical advice on improving the complexion, the Boo loesit . io, having adverti ment of Pound, Pratt, and | bate; the hands, the form: the teeth, theta the {, Shoe, and Trunk Establishment, eat serpin epee invited to examine | bloodless lips. t : ised that they would send as French and American | feet, the features, so as to insure the highest de- Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. | these beautiful artie & copy of theif paper gratis for one year, to a A " “She has a dead child; and they tell me - an : L_ “ af VE " Gents’ Furnishing Store, 424 Pa. avenue. ife i ‘4 idn’t | PeT80R Who would send them a club of ten, re- Lis, Cui LO PES, ey of any inthis elty, Sad uid usetndy of one wundeed Heocine Reon: | L MISSES: sea CTE RENT OR LADIES, | eo is —eude ne Stes thoy sond to mio? could esaiy have sang | ceived the ten-spotef clubs trom a young lly ; Imes rious cosmetics, obls, pomades; only 25 cents. Button ., Buckskin, lined Button, Healed Uy OTICE.—Wh SHALL, AS USUAL, IS- | the money forthat purpose. Ifit had stripped | “the country. Wis your t Suristmas is coming ! Any of the above Books can be bought of the petet ap — ere and thin Gaiters; sue all open accounts from our books up to | me of the last cent, they should have had it. i@p-An imaginative Irishman gave uttor- = a wee pear ibs Pal Ot thee oe worth 3 Ladies Alpine Hutton ee Pre the 26th ultimo. Those to whom they will be | Poor fellow—poor Mary !”” — to this lamentation: “TI returned to the a . Psy 7 an LS y + ~) | sent wi vor us by an early settlement of the “ And I might h. dit—all! iek- | halls of my father’s b: ight, ¢ i ue, opposite Bi flotel. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, MAGAZINES, | French White Satin Glicerious SLIPPERS Gen. might have saved it—a//!’’ shriek. y Y night, fand I fund ae De eres Re and NEWSPAPERS, BLANK BOOKS, PENS, | tlemen’s French Patent Leather BOUTS and | *2™®:, 1 bose Who prefer not to have their bills ‘ inki u i ins! i ‘ IN K) PAPER, STATIONERY of all kinds, | SHOES, of all descriptions; Gentlemens Dut | Sent Will find them ready made off at our desk for | 2 Jeannette, sinking upon her knees on the | them in ruins! I eriedalond, My fathers, STUART'S CANDIES. CHI G rich carpet; ‘oh! Edward, will God ever for- | Where are they?’ and echo responded, ‘ wer ant 'ANDIES. REN’S TOY BOOKS, PRIMMERS: | tached GAITERS, all colors; Boy’s and Youth’s see: ecg CUAGETT, DODEON & CO. | Tick carpets my heartlessness? Mary did call | You, Patrick M’Glathery? ew “Le that J +. IVED, PER EXPRESS, ONE| 4 BC CARDS, PLAYING and VIS{ TING | Patent Leather and Calf BOUTS and SHOES. | —°° non ee _ rp, and With tears begped dao to oil han The Dutch: . “ors celeorated STEAM CANDY, | GaRDS, BALL, &e. nov6—3ms My stock of Fall and Winter Wear, recently se- [Oo THE LOVERS OF GOOD CHOCO- | snd TI brad the whcleee j [e-The Dutchman whose refused to take @ ; ‘iams, Vanilla Cream, and STATIONERY. | 12etea from the mosttelebrated manufacturers, is late.—C. CAUTIER is now ufactur! hes d coldly turged ee sam in my very hand | one dollar bill because it might be alie d ° na FANCY STATIONERY, very superior. a superior ariicle of CHOCO LA Tene only 7 and coldly turned heraway. Oh! my Géd! | from a ten, prefers stage t: arelfig to an Z.M. P. KING’S AT PAPIER MACHE PORTFOLIOS,| | promises to offer unusual inducements, and re- cents per pound, equal to any sold at 50 cents. wes die me; forgive me.” road. The former, he says, vides him eight gov, “Stout avenue, cormer 15th and f sts. BLOTTERS, &¢., at THE LAKES, 504 Pa, | spectfully solicit your Patronage and intluence. t GAUTIER, n the very agony of grief, poor Jeannette | hours for adollar, while the latter only ok wee. dec § dec 4g . RP. HOOVER, déc 16—e06t 252 Pa. avenue, | would receive no comfort. In vain her hus- | him one. :