Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1856, Page 1

“VOL. VII. WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1856. PosrMasrans whoact as agents will be allowe MENT, Dec. 1, 18%. | SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE, firm of Kirkwood & Mc@ill respectfally an: 8 commission of twenty per ceat. EVENING STAR. 499 Seventh st , opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. | DoUnces that he Is fully prepared to execute all ders for A POEM. Fan at THE EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOOS, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) At the Star Buildings, corner of Pennsyleanio avenus aad Kleventh street, By W. D. WALLACH, WAL be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable ng to the Agent; papers served in packages at 37} @ents per month. To mail subscribers the sub- eeription price is THREE DOLLARS AND FIF- FY CENTS a year in advance, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three months; for less than three months at the rate of £2i cents a week. i SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. TOPHAM & NORFLET’ BOOK AND JOB PRINTIN iG. From the “angel’’ fell, in musical intona- shall among us? : OrvmciaL. NEW AND CHEAP HHOMAS McGILL, SUCCESSUR TO THE 7 Sheeetieien = pty nations, on the fever burnt heart, and a soft | who have not by voice or example for a m hand is on the ufferer’s brow, aud it isa— | ment leaned towards the wine-pross of destruc. py New Year'”’ tion, throw the first stone. Taxasvnr Der Notice is hereby given to holders of stocks of : the Grim, who had longhungin} The student is summoned to a bi the United States that this Department will pur MESSRS. TO PHAM PLAIN OR ORNAMENTAL PRINTING RE ALaEie vel the ong ithe s r court late of Philadel, and at bis lai 4 convenient Establishment, 7th st. 4 the dark corners of little room, vanie of inquiry, and bore the breath of the N chase to the amount of $1,500 000 of sald stocks ORELET of this city, tvevube tabs Oak hance aa The ancient wrong rules many a land, whose | at that— Benen! ean form of the old. at any time when the same may be offered prior to res} ly announce to The business of the old firm, and all other work a “ Happy New Year !”” The morning crept in slowly the Ist day of June next, and will pay therefor the | their friends and the “ais, Gat ey bow com- | entrusted to him will meet with promt attention. | 0 bee, with piteced nee one bt, ‘The sal fever forgot ite frenzy at that— | through the window bifeda, and through a following prices, to wit: } corny a. ap thrones : “Happy New Year" aes streak of golden light across the colered tints For stock of the loan of 1542, a premium of ten Tond'e bie anaen bs enor thmnennrer deg ali, | , Where the archangels sit, in God’s grest light, | And the little child, so heroic in that long | of the carpet, till Pestted in a shade of mar- per cent ; for stock of the loans of 1817 and 148, | Ladies’, and Boys’ SADDLES, BRIDLES,| jan4—eolm And, pitying, mourn to see that ‘still relyns | period of suffering, who had been nurse and} ble upon the up-turned faee of the Dea dianen pat cents tu stack ‘nde MARTINGALES, and WHIPS. HARNESS of And tortured nations rest beneath their chains comforter till the ‘“ Angel’’ came, w: leep | Srupmyr! description, for city and country use. $50 RE W AR D—{ will give the above | pi agar and France ‘ ing calmly by his mother’s side, dreaming of EPI8OBRE 11. ‘under the act of 1850, commonly called Texas-in- +4 TRUNKS, VALISES, and % R- mentioned reward for the apprehension ingary rance flerce cries 0 up, The Com demaity stock, a premium of tip cent; and Au hade ob Latics SATCHELS TRAY Ets | and delivery to me, of ANN, a slave, who calls | _ And beat against the portals of the sktes ; that etery gatesopen. Formany a year Par italy still drinks the bitter ew ‘‘ Happy New Year'!! its gates have opened and shut. All are for stook of the loan of 1646, redeemable on the | ING BASKETS and FANCY WORK BOXES. | herself Ana Johneon, and who rap aay fy about |, And Germany in abject stupor ller; Not alone was the child happy—the giver— | to it alike—daysof the dead, and e 73 year 1th November, 1846, if received at the Treasury belt GR Li wie ea bea nncnn: | years old, 5 feet, four or five inches high, light Spe knont on Foland’s bloody shoulders rings —_| she was happy at the sight of the happines: | ® Twa: of death prior to the Ist day of January next, a premlum| ES. CARDS, CURKY-COMBS, SPONGES, | black complexion with full round face, of good And Time is all one jubilee of kings. she had wrought by that— wofaneral trainsareslowly moving towards % ‘ figure, and likely. She has a variety of clot t will not be so alw: ; “ Hay New Year!” its open entrance e824 percent.; if recsived between the’ tet Jan- <i ivatertad used will be the best that can be | aud took with her her {gather bed and re : The saliring multitudes ith itr naces Scum ey a heart will the “happy new| On this New Year's Day twosouls have been sary and the 3ist of March next, a premium of | obtained; and both of us having been Lge v Fs [ poe 8, ue. | Beyond the ocean a great beacon light, year’’ glide’ From father to mother, as they Auece and two minds immortalized 2 per cent ; and if recetved after the ‘ist of March | workmen for several years, we feel confident {hat 606 New Jersey svenwe._ Flashing its beams into thelr starless sky, sum up the wealth of her domestic treasury he one cortege enters, and its long train of and prior to said Ist of June next, a premium of | O07 Work camtot oad Po cae cena vivehatio. \ aching. ring ag ieee! be free— From brother and sister, as they smile in the | carriages extend half around the area of the 1 per cent faction se ho: S to merit, and respectfully sgiicit, eh BEE RL aE a . ee y pride of their youth and happiness. From | silent city, with its voiceless multitude of citi- 7 be allowed id ks at | 2 share of putlie patronage. ; Seguded see! ind bei Tn 4 e heed, ye bleeding nations, and your chains | the lover’s lips, as he reads the Utopia of a | zens. Interest will also be allo’ on sald stocks 2 Pasticular attention paid to covering ‘frunks | Mind that the plan which I Gonna! shiver like thin glass. ‘The dawn is near | future in his mistress’s eye. It will come] Nodding plumes of sable hue wave in the the rates specified in the certificates, from the Ist | ang repairing all kinds of work. sine HATS and a reed ‘ ; ‘hen Earth shall feel through all her aged veins | from big-hearted men and big-souled women | keen sir, and the black velvet is spotted with July last, if assigned with the principal of the Jers’ tools constantly on hand. nov 7—tf | at vreatly reduced. prices, thas ‘pipette gegine, ee met Ht be as they practice the theory to bring about the | the white favors of winter—bridal emblems on Certificates received prior to the Ist of January | Oe So CONGNESN AND VISIT. | £0 cash only, Is in succens- ling her braves to Bogue woah’ wish of a— Death's bier. next. After that date the interest will be allowed epee metry TO WASHING a N ~ | fal operation, Kes eral ; - ‘ “ Happy New Year!’ Bleeding hearts of near and dear ones open in addition to the premium from 1st of January to RE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that thatunehtet cack ead ae Van , Sey Meellordiy Taneaes ket oe How true sings the ‘‘ Teacher Poet,’’ with oo briny fountains flow again with the date of their receipt. In both cases one day’s tn ae umee ec. 3 Fett a AND | not Now Sey twenty-five * pat Pass, ‘Thermopylc:, and all the crags a wie as sublime as his verse— a, streams. So grief is nataral current STA ¢, Pennsylvania avenue, it. it to t : 2 ’ ' “Oh! the music of hearts that are taught to beat ; interest will be allowed In addition for the money | Doar ninth street, they Will meet all thelr require- | Soy'acnte, PTH eng recom Tonto" nds the day time, iy The holy man stands uncovered before the to reach the seller. Ino geas et Texpertent’ ieue chaniiins crerr Mos The very best and most fashtonable - er ES8s |} thrones Itis nobler tuan rythin, and sweeter than rhyme, av tog ening. Certificates transmitted to this Department un- | follo a o ~ | HATS, at $3 50, equal to.any usnalty sold at Puat girt God’s feet sali eddy no more groans Not a line was e’er caun glory or gold, “Dust to dust, ashes to ashes!” and » der the present notice should be duly assigned to | Partment of Literature. Sclence, and Art. and the best $3 Hat south of Me Voke and a fc, - 7 aE Where the thunder of o1 in melody rolled, ead NEW BOOKS received immediately on publi- : bl 40) Hat 50. the United States (with the current half year’s in- | cation. FA fall dacphy of oie féshlonanie Hat, #8 ars, | terest, If sent prior to the Ist of January next) by | | Weekly {mportations from England. and Childreo’s Fancy Goods, at very low prices. Calboun’s Works, 6 vols. Half as sweet to the ear of the heart, or of heaven, oat met are mingling while the mourners As the broken ‘Gop BLESs you,’ to charity sob—Amex ! THREE EPISODES. oe And in that ave there he loo! 4 “Happy New Year's’ Fragment. as he did “ : p when the morning sun threw its sh croae the party entitled to recetve the purchase money. | Jemurson’s Works, 9 vols. Pmail prom NTH SINY. Peaction’ Faraeen ¥ BY T. RICHARD HUDD. The child is sleeping calmly; the mother | the carpet, the student was at rest. a Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts Wegks, 5 vols., Autograph edition. Seventh street, near Pennsylvania aventie, EPISODE 1. beathing with difficulty; the fever had de- | ‘There is another funeral train aiting on upon theassistant treasurersat Boston, New York, ee nee ener ee Opposite Dexter's Hotel. |. Down a dark lane, in a murky atmosphere, | P Sete i need Se Death’s | trance, and it waits on the outside of the gate or Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to receive ime npions rena a )amid dilapidated dwellings till you come to a | °l4 breath frose up the fever. : for the long line to depart, and then it moves isa’ 2 vols. I have made a1 ments with one of the best | > Kind hands are ministering to the dissoly- } ip the money may direct. roft’s History of the United States, 6 vols. boot makers in Philadelphia to be kept constantly cold Northwind sweeping square, and there is ing soul. A physician was there, and he - “4 JAMES GUTHRIE, Statesman’s Manual, 4 vols. supplied with the very best and most fashionable |-@large house! = .. asi of bop » Not much time is taken by its length or dec3—dtJunel —- Secretary of the Treasury. el Saeaieaion, 1.90 French calf-skin sewe¢ BOOTS, warranted | With the idea of a “large house,” we in- | °. Le numbers. One Wagon for the dead; the liv- Hferson’s ’ - French éalf, or no sale, which I offer for the un- | tuitively sketch on the imagination’s retin a January 12, 1898. | Story’s Worcs, vols ? n bovlcices best Boots for the price in the United BW sow iy the ater or sails down the for the following articles for the United States | Lieber's Civil Liberty and Self Government, 2 | jeather, all of the latest style, for $3 50. tide-waiters on the banks, with rods of adula- ear ae Wirt’s Life of Patrick Henry, 1 vol. Competition is out of the question. All { askis | tion, all willing to angle for the ‘fishes’? and steamer Mississippi, to be delivered at the navy- vols. i Fi { ‘Two vertical tubniar boilers, to be made of the | Kennedy’s Life of Wirt, 2 vols. for gentlemen to come and see for themesives dive for the “loaves ” est charcoal bloom boller plates ; tube sheets to | Garland’s Life of John Randolph, I vol. _ Forms positively cash. ___._ dec. 6-e0om. This is not that ‘“‘Large House’’—this isa be one-half inch, water bottoms and ash-pits sev- | Party Leaders, by Baldwin, 1 vol. H. SEMKEN, Jeweler, large house filled with the poor. i en-sixteenth, shell three-eighths of an inch in = ps ee pioneer in America, 1 vol. | 399 Penna. avenue, between Vth and 10th streets, ra teen ron oP — oz cepa bare parts to be double rivetted, and | Crimke’s Nature and Tendency of Free Institu- AS RECEIVED AND OPENED THIS DAY hey were steps before the docay & time bed . e knew, now, that it was only the cold caulised on both sides where itean be got at fo do | ee ee ae imported JEWELRY euch a lopped them of their fair proportions. Paint | “lim to @ DEAD MoTHER. body—that was before him mother, sho 80; no screw com pl ba gae in the lews, water Gaei's Past, Proms pons | Ponire; fee entine and Roman Mosaics’ italian Lavas used to adorn the large house, but that was in : EPISODE II. ’ who had sung to him, and told him of her icclaearand pre es a shell to be stitfened by | Seaman’s Progress of’ Nations, 1 vol. and Corals, Garnets, Cameos, and & vari- the long ago, when old Midas lived there. He Twas past midnight—and 185- was in its 1 love in the long ago, was on a journey toa ¥ iron, from which the braces are to lead. Mc Elligott’s American Debator, 1 vol. ety of richly chased Gold ey any descrip | rents it now at eight dollars a month per| grave. The new morn with its freshness was } and where the sky was never dark, and the Why did they bring him of all others—so pale-leoking himself? The world knew him as the talented, but consumptive student. The little child is dreaming of the ‘‘Angel"’ who came from “beyond moon and star,”’ with food and warmth, and smiled aloud a— ‘* Happy New Year!’’ ing are in procession—a little child led by the “ Angel.’’ The velvet work is wanting, but there are plenty of the white favors to fall on a pine coffin! There nape! many tears in the little mour- Pf ” been ii re ees of medicine started like one nin be ame apt Sevan ceanael electrified. ~ i “Happy! Oh, God! not forme!” and he arg ppahon frp lermirt es ant a rushed madly from the presence of sleeping hi ‘i + innocence, dying virtue, ané mild-eyed nr Rpt pep ong — "ceappen « Bop bvegined ity. ; : And the living child awoke in affright to |? “9pet to spread it over her icy form. v les Also, a new lot of } famil twenty famili a“ 4 Pantani ai a Horr Pitesti har ‘The bottery wilt be shons sweety chrevent oe, | Ecutty Werlth of tention Veo pas ae a lp pine } family, to twenty families, an no repairs | fanning the cradle of the new born 185-. ‘er pinched. half feet front, by about gleven und one half feet Smith’s Wealth of Nations, 1 vo fine London and Geneva WATCHES, warranted iclnted There can no tax on glass be eol- | The student sat alone, unmindful. seeming- | _ He associated all this with the « Happy New deep, and about twelve and one-half feet high ; Every description of American, English, and | imekeep-rs. = ‘ SENT: lected, for there is not an entire pane inthe | ly, of the joyousness without. Starting at} Year,” and asked when his “H Ne s S8ENTS. pane in y: Jey! uw rti coar, w FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS large koa! last, as if conscious only then of the chanel Year’ would come. nied Now you ascend the before-mentioned planks | which the glad bells without were posta They knelt there in the winter's chill, and and open the front door, and are in possession | ing so loudly to all, he groaned alow the ‘* Angel’’ prayed for the dead, while the essary man French STATIONERY of the finest quali it = Lae gy Pet foc ana pt Boom re . sos the lowest prices. a ? A spiendid assortment of fine Gadel 2 Piteh- for prate ‘arers, and for securing boilers tothe | Visiting Cards engraved and printed with the | er, Custors, Creams, Goblets, Cu p ‘orks and saip to be tested when done at a hydraulic | gteatest promptitude. Spoons, (sterling,) Fish, Cake an je Knives, 251 inch TAYLOR & MAURY’S. Butter and Fruit Knives, Soupand Oyster Ladles, | of the hall. Grope your way along, for itis] ‘A happy new year!” little child murmured ‘‘ she’s gone to the— Pipe tubes to be Tarnished by the government | _jan 8—tr near tin street. Notte kiero sc poeen Epecons Salt Cellars, | dark and dangerous. ‘Up a pair of stairs this| ‘‘Mockery! have I—oh! answer my soul! “ Harry New Year!” and to be set by the contractors, the yovernment ri tes i : | tubes condemned from MORE NEW GOUDs. SILVER PLATED WARE, ON ALBATA. Jor Shen neni epi re for aT condemned yas H. SMOOT, NO. 119 SOUTH SIDE] Castors, Baskets, Butterboats, Urne, Forks and from bad workmanship. Bridge street, near High, Georgetown, D o3 Spoons. The price to be per pound Snished, less the | 485 received an additional supply of Vall an FANCY ARTICLES. weightof the tubes. Winter GOODS, making his assortment very | }rench Clocks, Dresden China Ornaments, In Also, the prices per pound for such tron cast- | complete variety, Card Cases, Pertmonnaies, Cigar Cases. ings as may be saquived Sor engine and bollers, of n bg stock will be found # first rate assort- | and also a large assortment of sand, of dry sand, of loam, and for one and | ™€Dt of— time, for you can feel that it is a stair-way, | have I known one happy hour in the past, for one balustre is left of an old fashioned | and can I hope for one ha balustrade. Grope along, and up again | year to come You are nearing the altitude of the stars; for | piness more !”” there, see—they shine through the roof. You And the soul was repeating inaudible to might see the whole heavens, only there used | ears save his own— tobe a tight roof, and afew of the shingles} “‘ Happiness never more !”’ py hour in the Oh, answer toon I know hap- BALLS. BALL OF THE Washington Highlanders, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR green, , SPECTACLES still eling to the old familiar rafters. “Oh! lying bell, ceage thy mockery !”” a Sae-third sets of grate bars, and for composition Black Motte Autione tiie in Goid, Silver and Steel Frames, to sult every] Open adoor here at your left, and come-| The ee wept on as onl pereanrY on the HB MANAGERS IN ANNOUNCING THIS castings (of copper vegies — Motre Antique Cloak and Dress Trimmi: eve and age; Eye Glasses, Congress Specs, and | body’s “home” is before you. carpeted floor—groveled there like @ worm in | 5 oe rere ask the public Se y the govern: | Rich uriped and More Antique Sash and Bonnet | UPe's Glasses. The young washerwoman is asleep, or at | the dust. city who are now suffering for che want efthees, a whole to be done in the best menner, and Ribbons iL We take pleasure in showing our goods to | Jeast she feigned so to be, and so thought] It was a strange room, with man @ strange | cessaries of life, and rex refer to be subject to the inspection and approval of | Swiss and Cambric Bands, Collars and Sleeves all, whether purchasers or n those two waisted eyes set in a pale sunken | and curious thing therein. A surgical instra- Public to the certificate of M: B.B. such Promo as the department mav sppaat Black and col’d Cloths, for Cloaks All our feces are warranted as represented, and | ¢..6 and showdowed with a wealth of d rk ° Drawings of the boflers will be furnished bid- | Stella, Brocha and Bay State Shawls Will be sold at the lowest possible price. ment here, a mortar there, with many a trea- | published in the I ] wavy hair; while two little hands belonging | tiseonlife and death in the heavy filled helyes ] 2nd 19th mstants, as to the use madeof the money to those dark eyes were clasped in those of | that lined the walls, vege gy ris LY aL. the sick mother,and the young washerwoman’s He was a medical student, and he lay there On MONDAY EVENING, Janna: ‘ 1866, son sat motionless. A young Patience smilling | in agony—his mental throes starting out in big TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. With a good aseor:ment of the best makes Fien-| {{7" Jewelry and Silverware made to order; =< near relearn pear thetr esti- nels, Blankets, and Dry Goods generally. Diamonds remounted ; Gold Pens repointed, an Irs amount when the bollers are Lalf com- My stock Leing désirable and cheap purchasers by ten | on Stone executed at shor! not pleted : the remainder when they have been test- | Wil! tind it to their advantage to call before getting Clronometers and all kinds of tine Watches and tisfactorily by steam. For castings, when | f!ly supplied. J. H. SMOOT. ~ | Musical Boxes put In perfect order at short notice, | at elder gricf! drops of sweat from his pale brow They go] The committees, &c., will be designated as f Getivered and Seeaeed : nov iett 0 P H biden ong ogy aig Old washerwomen are numerous, and young | by his window; he hears them, the happy | lows:—Floor Man 7M Bidders will be particular In stating their prices GUTTA PERCHA TEETH. acc ait 2. avenue, between * [ones few, and she, the sleeper, was barely | onesas they meet, and the wish escapes— ad gers, blue aud red ribbon; Ladies’ Keception Com and the time when they propose to complete and | , HE deliver the work Bond and good seenrity will be UNDERSIG! ‘D HAVE BE twenty-eight. ‘The history of a washerwoman | wish others hear with a smile of gladness, | ™ittee, white rosette; Doorkeepers, blue rosette x the habit of sending our patrons to Dr. Cos) MAKKIAGE GUIDE, may not be deemed classic, but her's was } thrills this student, even in the recess of his Mana s. required for the berger prt picecicersp of the work | 9; Deatal operations ps ener of years, se § — pathetic : room, with madness. . On behalf of the Company. Se eee Se eee take pleasure in recommending Lim to the citi- | DR. YOUNG'S POCKET ESCULAPIUS; A daughter of Albion's isle, born to all the | The past year is all before him; written | C8Pt, Bain, Lt. Reynolds, Sergea’t A Bain, jan zens of Washington as the best tooth extractor Or, Every One his own Physician: [No 550 ] and dental operator that we have ever met with KING OBSERVATIONS ON MARRIAGE © Swamp and Overflowed Lands fe te Daten See ny ae ht is practings Medically and Philosophically ccnsidered, as PURSUANT TO THE | Geo. P. Ho:dman, M.D. B. W. Towles, M. D. fectieas vor ts poriaee soe oichug « Coshdeatial er, one from the American shore, and she j his gaze sky-ward’ Lo! itis there. ‘All bats and cape, exce those worn by the mit ft retary of the — Sescrntees es —_ Go Pe Silent Friend and Private Adviser; followed by | Wurried him and was forbidden her father’s The student is haunted by the memory of | itary, must be left in the bat-room pubMe notice is hereby given that, in order to | ovum aie mnie heen s bade adieu, }{ the past. Capt. Jobn Bata, Treasurer, 480 Massachusetts bring toa clove the business under the act of Con- Lt. Campbell, Lt. McCloud, Priv’e Harrover On behalf of the Citizens. Hon. John T. Towers, Willlam H Winters, Fisqg Richard Waliach, Esq. umbus Monroe, Esq witorts of a wealthy farmer-father, she had | upon the wall of his room; painted in flaming lived without care to womanhood’s estate, and | colors upon the lofty ceiling. Dees the stu- then womanlike—ioved. She loved a foreign- | dent open a book? It is there. Does he turn Observations on the Treatment of Venereal Dis- | house. ‘To her native land 5 ts B. M. Fraucteco, M.D. eases, Gonnorrha@a, Gleet, Strictures, &e ; tlhus- | and in her husband's v 1, (for he was a He goes forth into the world, men see his ] avenue, next to Washington market, to whom all gress approved Lips gonenayaiy 88: senapeey an Bro ’s, No. 290, corner of | (rated with Cases ’ Piates, and Diagrams, from | sailor, the captain of his own merchant ship,) | woe-stricken features, but not the corroding | Communications are to be addressed. get to enable the State of Arkansas, and other | 11th street and Pa avenue nov d7—8m* | Dr. YOUNG'S PRIVATE PRACTICE—to be | sc 1d’ away. ison at his heart, nor this whisper that he | _J88 22,24,25,25-4t_ Teese at tag ceas time atued So partion GUTTA PERCHA TERTH, —_| Conmulied without exposure, and with assured |“ ‘rime dealt richly with her in the land of | hears every where— GRAND CLUB, M who clatm that portions of the lands selected un-| PR. O. MUNSON, AT 310 PA. AVENUE, | “Only cents. For sale by the Agent, ALEX. | Her husbaud, and one born in their house made “THOU ART A MURDERER! ? AND € der said law are dry and fit for cultivation, aa op is mounting Teeth on a Gutta . a " lad her heart in a new relation—she was a 4 i i i anity to Introduce evidence, all lands so se-} Percha Base. Also, with Allen’s pat- ADAMSON, on Seveath st , opposite lost Uttice, | Sle The student is still upon the floor, and his or TEE BOONE CLUB. dec 24—Jm * mother! ey: fixed th f head val % jection be Onn beau- — = Z , yes are fixed upon the roof overhead. zs reads within sit unonths from. the date Lereot, fy, strengs and clecalimesss ” NOTICE UF CONTINUATION. _ Her husband was called away by his avoca-| “He is reading for the three hundred and| YH E FIRST GRAND PANCY DRESS wlll be certified and patented to the States. br. M- is determined to keep with ev. tion, and lefther provided fora year, and he fifth ti i “ Bail ef the Boone Club will be given at the meng Devi ert ha history of his last “ Hap- Weshineten bly Rooms, on FUESDAY Buch objections as are contemplated by the improvement in Dentiatry,and Wl strive to please | JAMES H. SHEKEL HAVING SUCCEED. | was'to return ere half that season should have an ed to the business of Shekell & Brothers. above must be made under oath, and filed with profit bis patrons. b into the time past. “They tell me that disease has fixed its EVENIS G, the 20th January, 1856. the register and receiver of the proper land office REVERENCE: and located at No. 279 F street, corner of The half year passed; its fellow followed aan ae <a> Dkey tall wow ‘thet in ola The Club, in announcing their first Fancy Sprese for transmission to the General Office. The | Rev. Dr. Gurley, Hon. K H Gillet. 13th, will open January 1. 1856. with an en- ainkiy aller and hesimenot. Butscce of grasp upon me y a! T | Ball, take occasion to assure those who may Lon necessary forms for affidavits are in the hands of | Dr. Binney, , Hon. 8A Douglas, ure new and fresh stock of GRUCERIES, iy 2, - e lands, under softer skies, I may grow myself } or them with their — that every effort wil! again. Fools! they know not that Y oa be made to render their time pleasant and agree- doomed ef God !’’ able; that strict order and decorum will be main- The student struggled with himself alone | t#!med, and nothing left undone which will teud upon the carpet ; but he deemed that another poe yo and e0A to the pleseure said officers . together with a fall and complete assortment shipwreck and disaster followed in the wake Hea. © Mason, Dr. K P Patterson, fine WINES, BRANDIES, CORDIALS, &c.,| of the dead year, crushing all her you oy Tbe following classes of land. are exempt from Hon. AO PI Nichotson, Ue Me Uoolldge, Cole | #lLof which have been selected with cure, ex: | heart's opae sce thet hed slnmpecs only st. Lands entered with cash, or located with | jeye. Heal Faculty of Georgetown Col- | etusively for families, and to which he invites the | to wither. Poverty was now a continuing foe military bounty land warrants or serip, after the | ——-—— inspection of his friends, the patrons of the late | \, friends, no acquaintances, a stranger ina fe Of the act of 28th September, 1850, and | FMCTILE LVORY.—JUST RECEIVED, sev | frm, and the public. intending tokeep for sate all | s+ see land. Bath, and not a Aelito | heroes with him—felt acold hand upon | ‘scott's celebrated Cotillion Band bas been en- — ee ee eral exquisite specimens of his insnufacture, ‘at ita sid cosas glean in ve Sul the cold hand is here; and in gs Contecti will be furnished by ‘ f «The Desce: ous? J b : 0) ; jonery Bhar pone ery srg ssieients a woneacs ‘The Elgar ieekeyee wade United States Patent Offi : 7B While strength was hers, it was freely spent, | does the voice bid me tell o’er the borrid > | an experienced caterer. 2a. Lands already patented to the State under | tion of the Wise Men;’’ “ Head of Christ,” after x4 Wisktasron Jan 17 tess 3 not for herself; she lived and toiled forher] <<] was young—am yet in years; still what Committee of Arrangements the swamp law. Domenichino—Madonna; “Ecce Homo,” &c., — aden tig cos Symes ct cn child. Fever overtook exertion and exposure, | an age of woe has bowed m spirits. in my | 4 Bridgett, Thos May, LC Robertson inall canes where objection ts raised, teattmony | specially adapted for Christmas presents, at O*% THE PETITION OF ALONZO C. AR- | and now, on the eighth return of her varied profession was respected and sought. Frieais| Tickets ONE DOLLAR—edmitting a gentle- must be tsken before the regtster and 'rece!ver of ; TAY LOK & MAUKYS NLD, of Norwalk, Conn. praying for the } eras of wifehood, motherhood, she lay upon ®| Pathered around. Friends’ "Tvs a lie hot} man and ladies Jan 16—eot Sesen sos meaethe, on thet mee apqctee: eet me ———— of UT EE ced ot il, WOU, fran aprovemient iat otiete feverish bed, and on that eve of the (to thous- } from Pluto’s brain—they were demons in dis- SOIREES. consent of the Commissioner of the Gengral Land WIGS AND TOUPEES, nes for manufacture of covered but- | ®Bds) Happy Now Year, was needling the at- | puise. They proffered the red wine. I drank ROF. H.W. MUNDER MOST RESPECT- Office Thelists of swamp and overfowed iands are open to fnepection during the regular business hours of the Land Oitce Given under my hand, at the po of Weshing ton, this Yist day of December, 1553 HOS. A HENDRICKS, toner General Land Oitice ClTIZENs AND STRANGERS ARE RE- ’ spectfully Informed that the best assortment of WIGS and TOUPEEKS are to be found at HEARD'S BAIR DRESSING ES'TABLISH- M T, and WiG MANUPACTORY, Sixth st. tons. ven years from he expiration of said | tentions of the sick—medicine and food. |e pialemains takes place on the 23d day of April, diark! from the time measurer, one, two, to 856 : twelve! and the old year has taken to itself itls ordered. that the said petition be heard at wings, and fled away to the hereafter! ,. the Patent Office on Monday, the 7th of April " National Hote Iso) at 12 o'clock, m. “aid all persons Tare | __Now peal on pees Smels, 0 Wie ceed boar Wigs and ‘Toupees made on the shortest notice. | notihed to ap sear and show cause, if any they fre ~ chime on chime for the new year born. Also, a yood axsortmeut of Ladies Back [raids | Lave, Why sald petition ought not to be granted. the past is a speck floating away to make w fully announces to the public that bis Soirees will take place every WEDNESDAY EVEN- ING drank again, and was its slave! Deep, de in the sea of dissipation did { a mysel; ° and was a god in my boastings! any knew j *"- re considered by all who it not, or if they did, only thought it a weak- | ,,,Theve entertalements are Common sociable thar ness of what they called my genius! Still I | pas ever teen viven in this city. had patience. At the bed-side of death I] jan 2 Ww stood with the fire of grape in my eye, and its Jost 4 irom New York dec Li—er3m Persons opposing the extension are reqyired to | the year ago! The present is speaking with | madness in my brain. Oh! had they known | NORTHWEST @u NS FOR THE INDIAN sa ws — = OFF i WARK RaUUM. ac. ille in tue Patent Office their objections, specially | a.tengue to wake the slumbering, and to cheer that a drunkard was their physician SERVICE IN 1856, 2 ac. wal cus set forth in writ! at least twenty days before ing. ‘ ide its tintinnabala- Root, Shoe, and Trunk Establishment, WILLIAM PLANT & CO., UNDERWA-| the day of hearing®’ all testimony fled by either | (e Watehing. Far and wide its tin ‘ tions reverberate. iron Hail, Pa. avenne, between Sth and lwtu ate, © KEKS—residenced it Neventh party to be used at the hearing must be taken and * ry VED FOR LADt (a -] transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of- | ,, 18 two oe it selins not me caisee. Mir d CHILDREN, Cletn i y ground which will be furnished on application. The mother wakes—wakes with madness in Button, Hockskin, lined Button, Healed Coffins, Caps, Sheouds, Carriages, ¢ testimony in the case will be closed on the | her brain. The fever-demon triumphs. GAITERS. Also, thick and thin Gaile every article for interments of | 27th day of March; depositions and other papers “Come, husband, let us go! Thy home is Bronze, Biack, and Colored, at 2s, the best quality furnished at short notice, on the | felled upon as testimony, must be filed in the olfice | mine.” worth $2; Ladies Alpine Button Gaiters, $3 su; | MOst reasonable terms, and at all hours of the | 9” Or before the morning of that oy theargu- | A soft smile of confidence played around the Freach W bite Matin Ullcerious SLIPPERS, Gen. ~ a Having the exclusive right of Crump’s | ments, if gif Bete bora fh . sick one’s mouth. She was the young bride tlemen’s French raat. Lasthes Boots = aaa dor nay eugth ¢ poy hot guarantee to keep ae Union” eet oe Fee een a ia again, trusting all into the hands of the alter- sleigh load of merry ones. A surgical opera- Diladelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati, Ibe? ee aart Colors: Boy's and Youth | | D.C; Argus, Baltlinore? Evening Argus, Phila: | pledge architect of her future life. tion requiring great skill must be performed. | (ait, St. Louis, or Chicago, as the bidder may parma Lauee if BOUTS and SHOES. JONAS P. delphia, Pa; Journal of Commerce, New York, “Oh! father, frown not thus! See, at thy “| was wild, and hardly comprehended the | eject; and the right will reserved to require My stock of Patland Winter Wear, recently se- IMPORTER aND RIN and Daily Post, Providence, R. 1., once a week | knee I cling; my sainted mother in me pleads. | messenger’s sad story, but siezing my instra- | the we amounts at one time or at different tected from the moet celebrated manufacturers, is | WINES, for three successive weeks previous to the 7th of | Forgive thy Mary! Oh! God, he turns away; ments, I followed him to the bed-side of—Oh, | times, Specified dates, or to order, “One night—my God! shall I never forget it? and it was only one year ago—New Year's Evo--we had met to piles out = old year and drink in the new. was the wildest of Office In Affairs until the party and had drank the deepest. day ve gh pratt sor becanane ‘«In the midst of our uproariousness, a mes- | tng—one-half on or after the Ist day of May, 1556, senger, pale and breathless, came to me. The one half on or after the 12th day “ee next daughter of one of my patients had met with | —one thousand Northwest guns for the Indian a serious accident, from the oversetting of a eo etd the ae ee tee OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, ROPOSALS WILL BE RECLIVE GH April next, the day of hearing. i ‘ ' ' th atany time in the 1856, at the same price ry cc rural tndeeent entre | Genaralommtt toe coca ean CUAEERScanon,. [Basements tnemy sti! On! moter, | God inewatny Ml thesirion oy beats) ° gal att aiden speeiilly soicit your patronage aud inducnee INSUKANCE AND BILL BROKER, above tener icsts. | And the fover leaps again into the sea of | it was my secret. Yet I felt no emotion—t | €4us Actually required in the tired to exhibit sam- felt nothing but the demon in my brain. Why | pie en of the ki ond a quality of = or guns P. HOOVER. No. 474 P: two doors below U.S. Hotel, P.S.—Editors of the above pares will did not some one see my condition, and tear ee INeTON City, D.C. copy, and send thelr bills to the Patent MNE FRENCH EDITIONS—OF ROUS N. B.—-Country Merchants are requested to give witha mory to drag up past recollections. The child all this time was weeping, with his face Siice, orneille. ere. me } ward ontaining this notice, r A to furnish ; the department © on 5 ye , De a call before purchasing elsewhere jan 1s—law3w buried in the tattered coverlet, regent tears | me from the room? But no. — deep grief | reserves — of accepting such mates: as rtolssait, Mourdalone, ‘ees SF ne tc RD BY: i the fair sufferer, | are believed to be ad’ n- Senttler, Gu fice: Howsuet, Monstrelet Manerks, =~ GIFT BOOKSTORE: preserved his sunk cheek from the fever heat | of ali concentrated itself upon rer. Most advantageous to the mak Rene a ii Y i er’s smile, wan tho: dians, serviceable qualities, price, Descartes, arthelemy, Voltatre, Chateaubriand, | AQ GENEKAL INVITATION “TO EX. | GENERAL SELECTION OF STANDARD |“ Acain the fire coats She is the mother | _.caR Temember the father ET Ue | Ses but mo bid will be con ‘Unless accom - Florian. Kabelaixs, Serfbe, Malebranche, St amive one of the largest and best assortments Giftand Miscellaneous BOOKS. pee pes pigdars de A ia: nck sob it was; yet he ‘oan save her !** lied by a sufficient ‘tee that if the bid of Pierre, Fenelon, Thlerry, Mackiavelll, Regnard, | of Parlor Grand, Square, and Boudoir PIANOS, | AND STATIONERY for sale at Bom, BB Win & Voice tie Fever Coats oe rob | Oh; Doctor, yore ne he party is , Be will enter into contract and other writers, may be found at the most mod’ | €veF exhibited toa Washington public. Persons | HILBUS’S MUSIC DEPOT, cor- of its sweetness, sings the ‘‘Childs’s Poem. “ My brain was whirling, ye used not, give security for the perform- according! erate prices at the bookstore of the uudersizned | Wishing to parchase, will find they can be | ner of Pa. avenue and 11th sireet. “Hush, my babe, Ie still and slumber.”? but thought myself equal for anything. The | ance of his contract within ten deys after the imported by himself direct from Paris, in flnecal | 8¢commodated on the most liberal terms, by early GREAT INDUCEMENT. i incision was made—her safety nothing com- | award. matance bindings, some of them with beau | application at the Music Depot, Star Bulldtags, EVERY PURCHASER RECEIVES A gIpT, | , Ob! the fever melts, and a big tear rolls ing 3h ; ;. mised. My nervous hand had forgotten The sample or of the accepted bidder tifol iinstrations. eae SO. HILBUS, Agent. | Bacharticie ts sold at the usual retail price, ana | own the mother's cheek, and the semi-ehild | Petening, and its unsteadiness plunged the | Will be retained at this office; and all’ guns to be *4* Also, « small collection, various, of French | Constantly in recelpt of NEW MUSIC. for every dollar's purchase a sealed envelope is | i3 all the child again, for he whispe it | instrument’ into a vital part, and was a delivered must, in every respect, be similar and Books for youth, Paris editions 1 drawn by the buyer, contatning the name of some | “Oh ! Hep — — nea Nliaaede? fally equal thereto. | Belero the aceeptamse of the - ete FRANCK TAYLOR NOLT’S, ALLEN’ RUBBINS 2 Which is presented on the spot. Among the | a-long ago, before the days I was 8 on ; A i guns, each one »jected NEW FRUITS_NEW FRUITS. 4 © rence & C0" atent revolving hammer, hve ins are Gold! Waiches, Jewelry, Music, Fancy | Bat the mother is in the mad dreamland dmtenlonn wat ane ote thm Po wet Ths comple ben,auk these thet eco avend EW RAISINS, PIGS, CRANBERRIES, | 224 Sx barrel Pre te yo: 3 800d assort- HILBUS MUSIC DEPUT egein, singing low— | “Bho died, and te smile of confidence which | strutlarand falljreqaal in every respect, will be a , Peas; Lemons, paper shell Almonds, | Ment of singte pare LORS of the bore ‘quit, ee Comer Pa_av. and 11th st. “Te The eer hoes yee oon rare pote; sens teased her uashrinkingly th tant | aes on ati dances exceeding that of the bid > negar and 5) , at 62 cents a hu y ted. For sale bi MY MAnY ANN oing afar, eal was still upon her lips indeath. She dred; Hermetically-sealed Fruits; Pickled Fruits, | CY°'Y "708 warran EK. PUNDY E HAVE JUST . ‘We are going afar, : will be required for the faithful execution of the : i a! $, oe E 2] PUBLISHED THIS cel- Beyend moon and star had believod me able to save her life. Game- ‘bidder. Ty Ap gr te apd cheap; all kinds | geo 11 No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown brated and favorite song of Mrs. Burney | ‘To the land where the sinless angels are."” | ster like, I had played with her mortality to | ““Purment for dey quantity wr gomntitiee revel ved varleey of feel and nice articles. suitable for the | (4ABAS, WORK BOXES, CHINA GOOps, | ing rime cmeeiuabed with s full length engrav- | soft there was a form of loveliness dark- ne i eine che Gas aeet wae taeeens os . venue, . ‘a. avenue. : : s”” 4 Peet : 1190 uoviS MP RING. waec 20° a eee JOHN FE. ELLIS jan 14—t Seeabriiciaha il ji F peyond moon and star” surgeon, an early vietim to consumption 2” (eee en el BASSES: COMBS, FOMATUm Cologue | \PACAULY'S MISTORY OF ENGLAND, | WE BOSTON AMEWICAN aLMANac | This new sprat rewind ge ay a ent |S pulling at the healt-strings remotes hed Heavy Gloy Saouvas ef Kum, &e., at ELLIS's Vol Jd, this day received. for 1856 received this day. -_ yb ‘New Year!” to th aectee F. on TAYLOR. dec 306 Pa. avegue. jan® FRANCK TAYLOR. jan FRANCK TAYLOR. A happy New Year! worn reads.