Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1857, Page 2

r = 35 aria SUP. | t tion of busi greasing tho wheel: WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP | urea al Gaeeeeg, pte a the golden sand destined to fill the auspicious Amusements. Panay Morant’s National Theatre. Miss Pannt Morante Lessee and Disectress BENEFIT OF YRC4 MATHIAS THIS BYENING, The besutiful ballet, x AND PAPILLON. Tepilion.. Yrea Mathias ROBERT MACAInE. First time of the new Comic Pantom!me of __TME Conscnirr. _ Performance will commence with the Farce of LE CHALET SUISSE. TIME ALTERED : Doors opened at €y; ms, Tises at ¥ past 7 o'clock. ties Se eee Washington Cireus and Ampitheetre. Cormer ef Seventh Street and the Avenus. Brilliant Success of this SPLENDIv CIRCUS TROUPE* ‘The best now performing in America. presen a comer host of talented’ ting MALE AND FEMALE EQUESTRIANS, ACROBATS, AND GYMNASTS ‘Thaa has ever been together in one estabilshment be ae or ped The ual! ert a) e MADAMe LOUISt, TOURNIAIRE, THE FERRANTI FANILY, MONSIEUR DEBACH. The Prince of Clowns, JIM MYERS and J1M And Mr. E. WOOD, HAWKINS FOSTER, GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE eet & FORTY SEOOND ANNIVER ne. sary of the Columbia Ty; bical So- f their employer’s desti lin pA OI a eo riarkites rap omen e. cers se pat sptlsat anditan j A public meeting of the friends of the poll | Birthday ) Members of the Craft end otvers who orbed, like the staring Cyelopean eye of Time, bill was held Inet night at Forrest Hall, John | mav desire to ba present should ure their ickets TW. - keeping watch over the quill-driving commu- | A. Mngruder, sq, was called to the cbair Lane aan hse Fitting tt the nity below. and G@ Yerby appuinted secretary. Upon as- | ber of which may be found at each of the printi: is house is supported by enormous capi-| suming the chair, Mr Magruder stated the | offices inithecity THE COMMITTEE. = Soon of as hom, cal cckigecestenee nfs ins | eeare apes tie sere oie cet ane ne ers of the firm, and being connected with the | length xpon the merits of the ‘ongress, ASSOCIATION great financial operations of the world, it is | €c., and suid some pretty hard things about ena tS MORROW MORNING, trebly secure. Lt is built upon arock, and the | the assessors and members of the Council. | at 11 o'clock, at the Smithrontan Institution An Suspension of other institutions are about as | After Mr Megrnder concluded,W H Tenny, | Essay will be read by Mx Loonts. Subject— 7 aioe to the well established and self-suf- | Esq , took the stand and made quite a lengthy | ‘ Weights and Measures ’* Ds, 8 ficing reputation of this as the ripple of a| speech upon a variety of subjects, poll tax,| M* A.C. RICHARDS, Sec _ midsummer sea to the stability of the Eddy- | suffrage, railroad, tc. and like his predeces- SP orrice MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- stone Lighthouse. When a reckless defaulter | sor, pitched into the assozsors in no very gen- ANCE COMPANY OF THE DIS- enters that tabernacle of money-changing, to | tle manner. A series of resolutions Were of- | TRICT OF COLUMBIA, December 29, 1856. — account for a dishonored acceptance, explain | ferei by Mr Tenny, and passed, setting forth | Pursuant to the sions of the Charter of this away an ugly balance sheet, and ask indal- | the objects of the party, znd calling upon the fey belay wing statement of its cond!- gence for a pending claim, the rigidly busi- Councils to meet their wishes by passing an Kaeaurer 1 eater é ness-like character of the spot insinuates in | ordinance for carrying out the provisions of —_— presen PF 560,065 00 iron whispers, as in “Dante's ayers ”” that ne act of bier omintl our city epiieel Amount of cash .. 5.147 47 ‘ogni speranza” might as well be left on the uite a large snd brilliant congregation as- | Amount of losses during the 2) 937 70 threshold . bepress poserasy Ab in the roioparoa jan 3-6 oon In a small room, hung with several choice | P. Church, to witness the marriage of a youn; — paintings, and divided by a door only from | couple of our city, Mr. A. Canningham an re ree SOF ICE, WASHING the desks and buff-bound folios of the count- | Miss Jessie Lipscomb. The Rev. Dr. Murray | ro arr WHOM Ir MaY CONOR OMS ing room, may be found the leading members | officiated. Notice is hereby given that licenses for butcher” of the firm—the Napoleons of the numeration The alarm of fire last night was caused by | stallsand for ucksters, also Hcenses for dogs, table—the Taileyrands of admiring stock | the burning of the chimney of the kitchen of | will expire on the 3iet instant, and thet the same brokers and bewildered cashiers. In this | Dr. Isaac S. Lauk. ____ | Must be renewed within ten days. consulting room of finavcial science, this bou- | The weathercontinues extremely cold. Yes- eestachnwe doir of moneyed leisure—eurrounded by iron | terday is supposed by many to kave been not | _4¢¢ #8-dtJanto ______ Register. safes and chests—they seclude themselves like | Only the coldest day of the eeason, but the WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE some alchemist or necromancer of the olden | coldest that we have had for many years. Our TO KNOW!—HOUSES FURN- time, producing, amid their solitude, that | ice merchants have turned this severe snap to | SHED —We went Housekeepers and those magic gold in which the crucibles of the for- | good account, by securing rather an unusually | foo,‘ commence Housekeeping t beer in mind Italian Opera.—In a short Hime our friend, and the public’s—Maurice Strakosch, assumes the directorship of the Italian Opera in New York—a haszardous undertaking, truly, in view of the history of the invariable previous losses of those who have gone before him in that business at that point. He commences under better auspices however, than any of his pre- decessors, First, the stockholders of the Opera House, if capable of learning anything really the present state of affairs in Kansas is the useful, have by this time been taught that result of their political labors, &c.,—saying Opera cannot be managed successfully in New in the course of its remarks on the subject : York with an eye single to their gratification “The frst error of fact is, that the policy : by cmeh Gov. Geary has restored the domin- | ** ® class distinct from the public at large, jon ef law and order in Kansas has been | 2nd with greater privileges than those who adopted since the Presidential election. The | pay, indiscriminately, each his orher almighty truth is, that Governor rand heres boots dollar. with the same policy which both of his pre p rocchoad were Testrusted to follow—that nals 24. He has already amassed a fortune by acy was to see that the provisions of the Kan- | his energy, integrity, good sense and fair deal- sas law im their true spirit should be fatth- ing with everybody, of course backed by great ‘ully exetuted, and espectally that the people a . ‘ s the Tavita should ps tha right of musica! proficiency and taste, which must form regulating their domestic institutions in | the basie of success in his walk in life. their own way, uninfluenced and unembar- 3. His prima donna—Parodi—has fairly es- rassed by extraneous influences and appli- . 4 ances Governor Reeder was expected to pur- tablished her reputation as the most success: sue this policy, but he allowed his attention | fel soprano that this country has so far known, to be first diverted to — ~ ssi apes having lasted longer as a public favorite than laticn, and afterwards suffered himself to be- | any other prima donna that has yet come E t Aid So- ee ee er ar ce cuciitionive tha arc, | hitler!) Bhs ta filcly entitled (o'be styled the SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union contends that the Republicans are bumbugging the public in claiming that Ty estern W. ma as that the first, second, third and Masters DEKIOUS, ALONZO, &c. to Goy. Shannon went out with the same | Grisi cf the W orld; insomuch a8, | ner were fatally wanting. Here wars and | large supply of the most superior quality of nor sages hypersene t a earn rooms of Sunes tha Be : ——— Gov. —. Lae eee while as an artiste sho has proved as perma- | rumors of wars aro talked of according to | ice. teller — — se = et oy [Pers ae Dress ‘rele, 50 cents; energy and decision to meet the obstac most capacity with every description of 25 cents ‘da. aif-price their influence on the money market; a mas- A protracted moeting and revival is now | CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish sacre is described at its price curreat ; and an | Progressing at the Congress street Methodist | ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully inundation deplored according to its fall in | Protestant Church, under the pastoral charge | invite the attention of those in want of bargeins consols In this region of government securi- | of the Rev. Dr Murray. SPEcTATOR. pry ocho t ——— with every article ties and European bonds, the banker is the —————— —_____ or to punohiat denies etane ci pian ga np diment o| er—the mightiest power of | | Taz McDosoon Estare.—The New Orlears the ‘ Housexxerer’s Empoxium’? andexamine the present age—the power of monsy. Thoso | Daily Delta says: «Mr. Brantz Meyer, of | our stock before purebasing. Uur motto is— figures which he scrawis on thatcloth-covered | Baltimore, is now in this city us agent for the | \« Qwick sales and small profs.” table, involve a more potent magic than the | City of Baltimore in procuring the portion BONTZ & COOMBS, cabalistic cyphers of Cornelius Agrippa. His | Coming to it from the McDonogh estate We _aee 1-3m 7th street, between I and K. hand presses the spring of an influence that | trust he will soon eucceed in doing so, and | === casts midnight or sunshine over the world of | ‘bat both New Orleans and Baltimore may at GENTLEMEN’: SHAWL PINS, AT traffic, and shakes entire blocks of real estate gatipareie ae res utenett ne one nee e jand-3t Ss LAMMOND’8. with a speculative earthquake. I:isa mighty | Most stupendous imentary documents o| LEIG ROCK! Q power that sits in that ay bank parlor and | modern times Both will be fortunate if there S Wheel: farses nt N@ HORSES, AND inspires the great movements of the world— elie ais ees ee tesla ys jan 9.3t LAMMOND’S. ing i anti hrou, e 5 x ————————————— doth, tok Baing seond Oaeicko meh nde | lw and, municipal legislation is over in the | J UNNING LOCOMOTIVES — ANOTHER graphic nerves. Here the petitioner is re- | ™atter. = ja oe rede LAMMOND’S. ferred by the chief clerk to the heads of the mK é y Smavine mapz Easy.—Wet your shaving NEw YORK LEDGER FOR JANUARY house for the fiat which is to pronounce his 4 bill dishonored or inscribe his ebook with ‘no | brushin either warm orcold water, pour on 17th ; the Rufugees continued. Harper’s New effeots.”” two or three drops of ‘‘Balm of a Thousand “Se oe allthe Weeklys, Magazines, &c Throughout the eit this ae ceed Flowers,” rub the beard well and it will make | ~/*7" __ FERGUSON, 496 7th st__ ull the influence arising from a character of + + DAMANTIRE CASDLEG, only 28 co the highest integrity; and maintains an un. | ® beautiful soft lather much facilitating the A pert ; best Java Coffee 16; choles Rio 12; blemished reputation in all their transactions. | operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents. | Burnt Coffee, of excellest flavor, 15. Another jot In their business dealings the lights and shad- | Por sale at Shilington’s, agent for Washing | ° those superior Sugar cured Hams ows of life are broad, and motives as clearly | 4) d all drassieta 2 me cae eS opto! laid open as actions. All is fair and above- | and all druggies! _it corner 9th and E streets. board. No subterraneous story to the edifice. —s 5 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR No masked attlo The aun shines searchingly | Kovui Faces axp Cuarren Hans are the $20 the return to the subscriber, of into the whole structure No property is put | naturel accompaniments of wintry weather Ne a77i0, otslan os tas (isn at io peril by their eperslatens, No widows’ | To remove these Fontaines’ Cream of Wild the nonce: 24K aa from substance 1s wasted by their tranzactions. No | 5, . : ape ® § money is here lent on usurious interest. They Flowers is the most deeirable article in use jano-3. M&S, WILLIAM IR are are also recognised a8 the proprietors of | It is a complete substitute for soap, and for Pree all FANS AND OPERA GLAS- eapacious hearts and purses, the «tringe of cleaning teeth, giving sweetnees tothe breath, SES —Just rece\ved an invoice of Peadl, pt t = . Ivory, ®panish, and cther fine Fans for evenin, ee feb ined arse dee age or eoftness and delicacy to the hands, ladies i Also, Scares assortment of Opera Glarses of the struggling man of genius and impoverished | Will find it equally valuable. Sold by the | ’°ry stir em BRO, Jewellers euthor. These gentlemen sre indeed Geen agents, druggists and fanoy stores. jan9-St Pa.ave , bet. 9:h and 10th streets. stances of what men ef business should be, a P ——_—__— — As ; OST,—ON THE EVENING OF TH® 7TH oe bee parma of esi need inv Introduction of Gilman’s Inctan- | fy instant, 2 palr ct GOLD EYE GLASSIS, that it may expand and invigorate all that is Sia hascure Meee ti iia h. | with chain attaebed. On the Kye Ginsses were generous and make him the benefactor of those within the circle of his inflaence ines in the community, by driving ont of | peo, Sepa the letters H A A The finder will be which Gov. Reeder's blacders had entaiied | "e0t 2 favorite here as Grisi has been in Eag- upon him. land, she has played her part with as much “Governor Geary went with the samo in- | good sense; conducting herself as modestly aire pe bpd aie porsche be (in a busines: sense) as any unpretending wisdom, the firmness, and the energy to exe- | American girl would do, and with as much cute them faithfully and in their true ae discretion. She tas thus become the great secchen te gaune war pron tam grammgeed musical favorite with the American public, stored to the Territory. This grout work was | 20d most deservedly. virtually accomplished before the presidential | 4. All the artistes know that they can trust election, and exerted » happy influence on | Strakosch ; that if he does not promise them the result. Since that election he has purzued and consummated the same policy which he | ** much as some others might, whatever he had so successfully inaugurated beforehand ; | does agree to pay them will be as sarely theirs, and the acknowledgment Speers Republi- | as though holding it safely in their pockets in eans that his admini-tration ba: been success- | : fai is the highest tribute that could be paid to advance in hard gold. 4 will the wisdom cf President Pierce in selecting These are all great advantages, - will him, and to the excellence of the principle of | enable him to render Italian opera quite as sateen a Le the zane | well as ever before in America at much less jaw which Governor Geary has so triumphant- a z ly executed and illustrated. [tis ime true, | Cost we fancy, than heretofore. Under euch therefore, as a matter of fact, that any change | circumstances it rtrikes us tha: be will neces- in the Kansas poliey of the Administration sarily succeed has cecurred since the presidential election. It follows that it ise <— y untrue thet the ority vote cast tor the publican candi- z Mdeve zen atid the test influence on | ington correspondent of the New York Tri- the administrative policy of the Administra- | 56, writing to that journal, says: tion, or of Gov. Geary in Kansas. Gov. Gea- “It appears that Mr. Eddy [the United ry’s success has been the triumph of the | <:otes commiesioner superintending the sales— principle -£ popalar sovereignty over the | ry ) is in favor of sustaining the land apprai antagonistic principle «f congressional -ov- | 5.1, made by the commissioner sent out fur reignty. that purpese, which are perfectly satisfactory The Intelitgencer, noting paseeges from | to the settlers, ee made pana n seazes of various Govern- | provements upon their several Lote. ese recent aa Sa a so [ote were each appraised at from $250 to #500 ors of Btates, takes occasion to say : About half or two thirds of those in Loaven- “Situated as we arc at the political capital | worth City are claimed by free State settlers, of the country, and expected by our readers | and, with their improvements, are valued rt to give especial attention to the operations of | from $1,000 to $2,500. M Manypenny, who the General Government. we are often oblized | has done his utmost to enslave Kansas, is *till toleave unroticed much thst weuld ether- | a: his old work. He wishes to deprive settlers wise be worthy of remark in the political in- | of the right to bid in their lia according to Cidents and proceedings of the several States. | the appraisal, but wishes to throw the sale As, however, unjer our complex, yet well-ad- | open to a awarm of speculators from Missouri, _ system of Government there can be no | who would, by an understanding, allow the sithy j Grand sfternoon formance on W edfice- aera Saturday. a Wants. ANTED —A MIDDLE AGED WO. > to do the Cooking, we one Ironing for a family of three persons. ‘To a competent “erson, who can bring setisfactory references, the b s: wages wi'l bs given; and none other need a ply Inquireat No 551 13th stroet west, be- twern B ard C streets, south 1 Wwartep —ONE HAND TO MAKE GAI- ters and Moro-co Heels. Also three banax om plain morocco work Apply immediately to 43. CREW2, No 424 7th street jan’ xe a eneeioneneneniunenennnstnianlfeeinsmenass Nesse WANTED IMMEDIATELY —AN American, English, or Gera an Girl as Nurse. Best testimonials of character and capacity re- qaired. Toaft person. a peassut ana perme - «ent situation would be given. Apply »t345 1 «treet. opposite Franklin Squar-. oie ————— OOS W ANTED IMMBVIATELY.—A SLAVE Woman, to do the Cooking. Washing, &e , ina small femtiy Good recommendations re- quired Appiy at No.:*3 12th stree!, between kK. acd L. jan 9-318 I dint V ANTED—A GOUD COOK, WASHER ard Ironer The bast recommendations as (> character and fitness required A colored one will be preferred Apply«t No. 342 New Vork avenue, ween 9th and 10th streets jan 9-2 OUR LADIES’ DRESSMAKERS CAN find employment at Mr WILLIAN’S, ashington city. No. 32 Market Space, between 7th and Sth streets. jan 3 ANTED._TWO COMPETENT PRO- testant Women. One as Nurre; the other as Cook and House Servant. Apply at 438, comer cf Hand 11th streets. jan 7 3ee Ws NTED—A TENANT FOR A THREE- story Brick House, on L street, near 15th street. but two squares from 8t Mathew’s Church. This house contelas eight Rooms. For farther rarticulars inquire of GEO, SAVAGE, No 32% Penn. avenne, jan 7-3 ANTED.—A WHITE COOK AND Chambermeid Also, Colored Man Ser- vant for Dining-room. Apply at 423 Penn ave- nue jan 7-3t* anersreesnsicunutsinnicanestssnnninsiasnnansiiiteeniemmisns WANTED—a COLORED WOMAN WHO understands Meee Washing and Iron- sia The Delaware Trust Lands Sale.—A Wash- sparations with which this country bas | enitably rewarded upon their being left with M. tere baat than any invention thatwe | W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, 324 Penn. eve. ocure these mach desired or- | nae, between 9th and 10th streets Jan 9-3: The Soldiers of the War cf 1812. — We | Matiarct ty7, Draiman Ghaein, faaney Breeze [HE ROYAL CALENDAR AND COURT differ from those who imagine that the annual } *)P,¥ 572. Registe:.a complete list of the personnel of the | respectable draggists and hair-dreseers iu the | British Government for Engiand, #cotland, Lie- meetings in this city of soldiers of the war of | ©92tFy-_ Principal depot at the new Drag Store, 360 Penn land, and the Colonies Commonly known as political life at the beart if the meme | pro-slavery settlers to bid in their lots, and bere which compore the body politic are dis- | secure to themselves the improved lots of the eased or distorted, it follows az a consequence | f-ee State men. He proposes to do this under that the s.-ength and vitality of our confede- | the plea that thereby justice would be done sylvania avenue, where all orders will bt Uy filled, ing, to exsist another; asiave preferred Apply rated Repabi-c mus: result from the just dis-| ro the Indians’ A gevd deal he cares about | 1812, accompanied hy the adoption of such | Jan I—Iw Se te eer oe) ge Son Deck: mpenes has ie ae woUAS C. MeGUIRE, Auction end Commision tribution of thofe powers which reside in the | the Indians, as his operations will show.’ ee ee : : —— RESPECABLE YOUNG PERSON Wishes a situationas Nure. She can ar satisfactory recommendations. Address Box 1: at this effice jen3 I ANTED.—THE HIGHEST PRICES paid in cash for Uld Silver, at HOOD’S Sil - ver Ware Manufactory, 318 Penn. avenue, near several States, in @ certain subordination to tos f th re that the ap- the central power vested by the Constitut:on We Raveltoisey « wares P in the General Government. Hence it is that | praisements of the lots in Leavenworth were attentive students of American political histo- | notoricusly far below their real value; second, ry have recognized in Se that under the Government’s contract with poke salar cli Gf tho caaafus training | the Delawares, it is the duty of the Govera- and restraint which preserve a healthy action | ment, in honor, in justice and in law, to secure resoluions as emanate from them, are like) {07 4 Perfamed Breath._Who weuld px sere the fi hich their 60 id havea @isngreeable breath, when, by og De La Cova’s ATCHES AND JEWEUK Y.—We open purpose for which their ccn BAL on eau Warre Wares tacts as a it ca a to-dey # c»se of vary elegant Gold Watches, : rendered swee ve the tet ry . ventions ere held. We do not think that they | * drop on your tooth-brash and ‘wash the tects might and Gemithc ibn iuakens eed aie eee increase the popularity of the proposition to eh BRACTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by | tline-keepers pension them upoa the Troasury, with Con- | using Dx La Cocn’s Batu or tux Waite Warsa Litty. It | Also, an invoice of rich Jewelry, embracing all 2 miei will remove tan, pimples, and freckles from theekin, leaving | the latest styles and patterns gress. The whole thing looks soemphatically | t soft and rosy.’ Weta towel, pour on two or three drops, M.W Bee aud wash the face uight and morning. M. GALT & BRO , Jewellers, like “lobbying,” es to meke it odious to many |“ SBAVING MADE ASY.—Wet your brash and pouron | jan9-3t 224 Pa ave , bet. 9th ard 10th sts Peeled ete iat oA Nan rcdiso %h street. @ec 20 So 1 Seniontien swatch animates Car | for them the full value of the lote in question. | members of Congress who have no fancy fur Wats Utter, rao the beard well and tt will mabe a beat JVATCH Lost OR STOLEN_ON SUN ANTED—PERSONS DESIRING TO rgent “ie which are as clearly their property, in fee, PEESONAL under their treaty with the Government, as ‘The statement tha! Mr. Weaver, lata a | #2Y White citizen’s house and lot in New York of the Virginia L>gislature, was dead, | is his. is contradicted. it is therefore the imperative duty of the «+++ The controversy as to the authorship of | Commissioner of Indian Affairs to insist that lather is ees day, the 4th instant, between 7 and schemes the passage of which is ecsayed to be | “pi y cents, For sale by Charles Stott, Washington, 10 p m “somewhere on Bridge street 5 ve prrvete dinner ies can be supplied witha firet class Freoch Cook at $2 for bis servi - ces, on application at GAUTIER’S RESTAU RANT, Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th streets. dec @ ____ Boarding. secured by any such extensive and ramified | #4 >y ¢rugciets generat double case Gold English Lever WATCH combinations, accompanied by the layin: U7 Brandreth’s Fills.—The Weak, the | 294 CHAIN. John Harrison, maker, |.iv- a A z P thel z th ying Gousumptive, Rueumatio, Costive, Bilton, 2 erpool, No. 6990 The letters CH. B engraved own of what ought to be the law in the prem- } Some day's use will Ind coneuea ‘etre: on the outside of the case. Any person returning ises, with such emphasis, and with an eye so | SY#ry omgancf thetr frames. Every dose makes the blood | the same t) J S$. BLACKFORD, Jeweller, purer. The nervy mence fu the artert. 4 terminate “s evidently directed wholly and solely to the | !* the velo. These nla as a frat efectact'upon the are | Bridge street Georgetown, will be literally re r > 4 os tded, and no questions asked Jan 9-3(® Seco, NERDS See Sarasa aaa the covel ‘‘ John Halifax. Gentleman,’’ is ; a (he i terfal blood, tucreasing the circulation, by which tmparities ‘warded, and no ques T THE RINGGOLD HOUSE, NO. 4 a vs ae 7 en oe tig im a soauman peghoome interests of those who assume the right so todo. Prllig creeper beoctihere ch orga, by the ‘hetey derived NOTICE, A corner as oth s — H strests, first-class Board Reales Piet, icaks Malech ai yn- s —_— expels them f-om the sys em. When secured, or out Rooms, by im- over Cottage, burn, Dec. 17, 1856, in which | States agents not being sufficient to invalidate} Confirmed —The Senate have confirmed the patient feel worse ; this must be torus wiih for thence i i ee, Se Mediate application. ‘The situation is one of the abe modestly ersumes its maternity avy portion of the rights of the Indians. «ses Nathaniel Hawthorne, whose pen hae apparentiy long been idle, has contributed a most healthy, central, end desirable, being near the Patent and Post Oifices. Rooms are ana newly furnished. jan al inati yer | come afterwards "No great good is often achieved without TRANSPORTATION OvFicE nomination of Joseph H. Snyder bee be sernyer rouble in tte attelnment, and this rule appitesto the | ALRXANDRIA & WASHINGTON RalLRoaD } of the Branch Mint at San Francisco, Califor- ofhestth. These The sneer at the manner in which Commis- long struggled un toms culy occur where the load of impure, tenacious N AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 5TH to the Keepsake, for 1857, published in | tioner Manypenny discharges the trust in his | nia, vice Conrad Wicgand. a lt eRnRaTe NNO TE 0 tow 7s Sat entity the of January, freight will be received at the QARD.—-GENTLEMEN DESIRING | aah pootarsy sis of a day i Uttoxeter, | hands—involved in the above quotation—falls ai directions shenia oe sans aah ir partnered ford Depot of the Alerandria and Washington Majl- Board can find very comfortable accommoda lowsd, which piace he visited because there Ur. John- prvalinell adoperr pal es ake really know aught of the manner in which he «+++ Lieut. Derby (“ John Phenix,”’ “Squi- discharges his public duties aro aware that bob,”” &c..) has, within the past week, been} there never was in the public service a man one of the lions of Wazhington. In persoral | more sincerely anxious to do simply rigid and seiko i he ite tenes eee inflexible justice This is the very first we ee cevag saioebwurd eaniinetation af ever heard of his manegement of any of the ” . A ith and vigor will, fi road, between the hours of 8a m.,and5p.m, Leveo.—We learn, on inquiry, that the ra- cured by se une of RA NDMETIT'S — rl be forwarded to Washington cite—and also, eee t 1d at 25 2 mor that there is to be a levee at the Execu- paidon, We coi eS ae ee —* bbb licen ige paiew Bridge Station, tive Mansion to night, is incorrect. ete RL nnene, Sad by smoticine’ des) Freight on ail articles forwarded from Alexan- Hiswa'k Brin ua dria must be prepaid 7, : : (7? Brewn’s Bronce - Supreme Court —Yesterday~-No. 40 Fred- have found tnomof greateervicetnallaytng Bronchial trrite: | S22 eOlW ___(Imtel&Umion) rick Schuchard et al., appellants, vs Win | ton, and in taaret ceed nee eee i be SET THE LATEST ASD BEST ng thetr aiventlo: t throp S. Babbidge et al., claimants of one-half tthe BOOKS, call at the Circulating Library. fon ¢ “Wecommend them te the at- of tho proceeds of the ship Angelique. The ] trocviet tions, at 304 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, over Mr. Kidenour’s Confection ery. dec 30 Im QUITES oF ROOMS FURNISHED AND unfurnished. Boarding, private Tables, &c., at 533 17th street te War . dee 27 bw » Oppost Department. , YOARD, &e.—MRS. BATES, ON THES. W corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street harmless at his feet, insomuch as all who eakers, ringers, and others who are | J8% FERGUSON, 486 7th st of ‘the Turoat.”—Chrtstian Watch 7 r “s aera ee 4 ae is to accommodate gentlemen with rooms es, with the excep- | affairs of his bureau for political or sectional = man. ‘For Coughs, Asthma, &4., we cheerfully bear teati- | DUST RECKEIVED.—AN INVOICE OF ohn tron without board. Every efort will bemade ; effect. itis bosh, and nothing but bosd sreement ot ea eens was concluded by Mr. mouy from persnual knowledge £6 thelr eficacy."—Ballon'a fine aoe and French i ee pee cant to render those comfortable who may favor her i ron . 5 le enedict for the appellees. Ctorial. “They e:6 « simple and elecant form for admin- | Letter, Bath Note, &c ERGUSOD with their e. Transient or table realize the idea of SESS ‘No 41. Horatio Bee Slater, plaintiff in error, Intorieg, in couabiuation, several medicinal substances held » > patronag: board can be obtained. ap 6-tf i Physicians tn the treatment of | J@08 486 7th strezt. Y Dr. G. F. Bigelow. Containing no ‘ we = = a REWARD.—s N 5 canse was commenced by Mr. Bates for the | geusm oy duct itt “Snantgct | BOO subweriber, votecen ike Berean gene laiotiff in error, and continued by Mr. Hutch- | giviug strength to the voles. | Sold by all Draggists. December, a patent lever Gold Watch, plain czse, ing for the defendant in error, and by Mr. ] Oct lew AMBS'N. CALLAN, Agent. | No 351; ‘made by a. J. Tobias & Co, Liver- Bartlett fur the plaintiff in error. Adjourned. S! Colds!: Con. | Pol; owned by Barnard Parsons, of the city of the timely ¢| Saehington, D C Also, a Purre containin Barto Dee acne of | $25; 4 Silver ‘Table Spoons, marked BP; baif ‘c ‘my tical, pre. | 49Zen of Silver Tea Spoons, marked B. P ; half Depertment.—Or yosterday, sth of Janyary, ver Injroducsd for Pulmo- | dezen of Silver Forks, marked J W. P.; two Gold Sides, two Gold Rings and Seal, set with there wers of Treasury warraats entered on urs. Weeks & Potter, No. 154 Washtugton street, Hos- red; belonging tothe Watch. Being relies of a the books of the Department— Sooke Hatin &Patete, ew oiieza dat be Dremgiets gene | deceased father and brother, the above reward For the Treasury Departmont... $22 472 77 | rey. jané—iw, | Will be paid for the delivery of the same Yor the InteriorDepartment..... 6,151 99 U7 Wapertant to the Ladies!—Dr. Du MRS. ML. BRAUNER, Pok {aman as Genera, Washington listening : : our toa “ Caudle lecture’ from his wife; but Ged Help the Foor:—Who was forced to be Mrs. Kirkland, in beriate * Life of Wasbing- | at and about yeaterday, without oxclaiming, ton.”’ gives a piquast instanee of the kind, | inbis or ber beart—God help the poor! Such which, if tru, deserves to be remembered by | a wan or woman is without capacity to enjoy Pecmlies; thoie ieee Rosle, (ous sere the richest Lleszing which Providence has that a guest at Mount Vernon, lying awake | yvouchsafed to human nature—a heart to feel one nigot, heard Mra, W deliver a very ani-| forciners’ woes. Noamountof wealth wassuf- in profound silence ; then, with a sigh, gaily | streets of Washington against the realization of said—‘‘Now, a good-night to you, wy deur.” | the terrible discomforts involved in the state of Among the celebrities of Now York is| the atmosphere. If those whose means can pe ata ny la Rerpp pS purchuse exything that money will buy, were Ethiopian melodies, now lives the life of a | so uncomfortablc—suffered so much from the wesltay and fashionable New Yorker. He re- | eo!d—as al! did who wereout and abcut, what cently made 2 great pres Ir on —_ must those have suffered whose nosegsities i \ icected ubusua. vs. Charles Emerson. The argument of this] Broncutal afters GREAT GIFT BOOK STORE, UNDER DEXTER'S HOTEL. An Immense assortment of New Books well be opened This Day, AND AN ENTIRELY NEW LIST OF PRESENTS Will be distributed to our patrons j:ereafter. EMBERS OF CONGRESS, CITIZENS and STRANGERS will tind our stock of Books worth their attention. It is the largest amd most valuable assortment ever opened in this elty, comprising Staudard and Miscellaneous Works in all the depertments of Ancient and Modern Science, Literature, and Art. Also, ali the latest Publications, Annuals of the Scaron, Bibles, Prayer Books, New Editions of the Po- ete, &c., &c , in Turkey Morocco, Antique, Vel- vet, and other rich aud superb Bindings, cle- Tho Gurrent Oporations ef the Treasury For Custom .sscccsscceseceeseve 16,619 10 Cons FEMALE PILLS —The combluation of Ingredt. Jan 5-5(¥ 6th street and Pa. ave., Navy Yard. War warrants received and en- = She Fille are pertechy pease is Arse 0 PREVENT COLD FEET, CALL AT Gated: cccsecacacevicienicseese, S0500 94 | oe ied gates abe aleectoan tare en tie a TIARMOND, and buy a pair of Cork Boles. Warrepay warrantércoeived and ey have never failed to correct all Irregularities, | jan 7-3: e ful and Aifticnl: ion, rt ‘ly, entercdeersssrerreereeseere 3,031 31 rer ine ec reetonnn rereraeeaia MATMIMONIAL. riorrepay warrants received all obstractions artsiug from culd, exposure or any causes; late pay war GENTLEM4N 26 YEARS OF AGE, IN oui, entered ee 2.296 62) Sieagu and got ecironat Crpercctionetes, "| ALS renpectale busiaeey, htnty SreuseeictN t 1 per box, with fall directions. Solq wholessla sud | and plously inclined, tak: meth - justrated . the praceing stud of snow-white horses, té| on going home, to find orly half enough fuel Repayment on accouat poral by B whim bay herreaesh, Lenuerivanla aus, come acquainted mor § me Mieke sandits gantly lh ne PRESENT which it was attecied. In the — be | to warm them, and half enough food to feed avy.- $307 99 | anaRs. 7, otsset. Georgetown ; to whom all orders must | 224 pious Lady, with a view to matrimony. Ref- ‘worth from 25 Cents to $100, will’ be = (im- aArives out ic an elegant carriage, behind two them? Give! fellow-citizens, at such a sea- eS Lenssen pveidage lil be sent confidentially, by mal, to | erences as to cheracter, &c., given and required. oe mediately after the sale) to every purchaser of @ gplendid bays, with a fine Jargs coneh-dog Book for which we receive $1 or more : Address, with fall confide running under the earrigze He is quite a | son—give, give, give, to ailwho apply. You . stati . poal- CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. | ,¥-¥—Ho+ setsiare oa the box; tocouatertottie toe: | Con, Re’, HENRY 8 REVELLO, "Washington ory. . att 7 5 per cent of all our net reeespis will be conne isseur in Lorse flesh. and jn dzivigg out | who can possibly spare a dollar—and whooan-| IN tux Senate, to-day, Mr. Douglas intrc- | —————-————_—_ = — | City Post Office. placed tn the bands of is Honor the Mayor a shernsies between his bay sad white hersas. } 17 ceanot give omiss at euch aveason. It] duced a petition for the edmission of Minne- MARRIED, ashington, to juted for the benefit of Ase eee for apts . : Suton On the 8th instant, at the Thirteeath street Bap- | 4* ing the hou: and personnel of every 8 ta as a State into the Union ; ‘Teferred. _ | tist Chureh, by the Rev Mr ‘Teasdale, THOMAS European Government. I m| deel red strumer Mr Seward introduced a bill to expodite| © COWLING, of Alexandria, Va., to LIZZIE | Europa, by (jan5) FRANCK TAYLOR, telegraphic communication across the Atlantic | C BUNTZ, of this city. * hie promenade he , ‘ at logs Succtencier, Bey { specimen of the | is no time now to enquire into the circum- canine race iis wealth is prodigious. and | stances or habits of those who may ask alms, as be has bees economical and laborious while as all must know thot whoever will ask them com pani the Poor of the city. wrperrmepala tn Atthe Uld Stand, under Dexter's Hotel, sign of the Red Flag _ jan 84 J PHILBRICK. Agent. acute 4 Jy authorized to spend it ' ceean ; referred. On tte Sth instant, by the Rev Samuel Rodg- trae = TRAY COW —STAVED ON TUESDAY sualy He mere frequently re = is the | mu:t now be sufferers indeed Shortly afterwards the Iowa contested Sen- ern ae Mis. MARY J. MOF. I FE = ey phir pp yg ee aging as drees circle of the Itelisu “pera, and is al- — atorial election case was again taken up, and On the 7th pethee & by the Rev Mr. Buck, | eat Of the house of Johnson Hellen, Esq , on ee peels COW, with e white atar tn ber ways the observed of all observazs A Washington Banking House.—The fol- | Mr Seward was addressing the Senate upon | JAS R.C OLDHAM, Esq , of Philadelphia, to oH —— of Ste street and Louisiana avenue. forebead, and a wiite stripe along down her n =e. y= = lowing letter, which wo take from a late num- | it when the Star want to presa. ELIZA, dsughterof Wm. H Dundas, Eeq , of | 9° 30-1m* She was in a poor condi ion A lib2ra! reward Inuixois —The message of Gov. Matteson, : Ix ree House, after a few reports were | this city will be given for her return to me at the corner of 13th and |. streets jans3@ PETER CAMPBELL RITISH ALMANAC ARD COMPANION for 1857; giving the House of Lords; Houre of Commons; Church ; Jndiclary ; K oyai House- belds; Impor's; Exrorts; Governments of Ire- res*nted to the Legislature va Tuesday rep. | ber of the Charleston Courter, descriptive of Perents’ the total Slate indebtedness ut $12,544, | a Washington banking establishment, will . t liquidated during the past four : 2 the —— ease per Tha batauen in the doubtless prove interesting to many of our fel ———— ¢ nt time is $215,000. He | low citizens treasury at She present time ts $215,000 e . says that n@doubt the State is fully able to Wasuixgron, January 1, 1857 OMINOS AS HIGH AS DOUBLE NINE : - : On the 6th instant, by the Rev. Mr Clarkson, 5 , made on private claims, and duly committed, | of at Dominic's Ghured, OWEN CAVANAUGH D = eral) a t into Committee of t to Miss MARGARET 'HANLEY, both of tits | MPOWBRAW & GONDRAY’S PERFUME- they went into Committee of the whole House, | 2.0! , * RY,at (janS-lw) THE LAKES. Mr. Etheridge in the chair, wherein—this be- = = — 2——— — vIEY, BUY, YOUR HoLipay Goons ot ec ing objection day—the private calendar was ans i Suddenly, on the 8th instant, Mr. JAMES M McLAUGHLIN & - . ( the interes regu'arly for the fature. and The stranger visiting our city whep on his be lard Dimas elatot atelier ce boven ts DORSETE, eldest son of Fielder R. Dorsett, in - “THE LAKES” a ogee wee age erg eee Exlinguish the whole debt within seven Years. | way to the Excoative Feta Mil observeod | ed back tavorably to the House, as the ‘Star | {on ith Yes of hi age ; leaving a wite end four tmporters and Dealers in india Company; Chronicle of the Parliament of H nds sanding the interest that has} the corner of Fifteenth street, below Presi- ss. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN | 1856, abstract. of Parliamentary Docaments ; ab- secrsed desing the past Tbe revenue from | dent Square, # plain two-story ‘building with | Wet to pre OR ere val take pleve en Sundav next, at?! yEWETRY, FANCY GOODS, stracts of Public Acts; Valuable articles on the Yen > he thinke, will soon pay | a painted roof—a fine specimen of old school we origins yr jrulpesmaseiy leaving | architecture—and a quaint air of respectabil- 2 surplus oe e irom the [lligoig and | ity about its very piainness The house is Michigan Canal fur charitable und beuebcia! stuccoed with a plain lead color, and for years rposes, in the discretion of the Legislature j bas ae Se rin ae = aration or empt has been made, green blinds of the quaintly sha wilbles Us knaaindgs 5 oleae the Company eles Pate fecepeataches ppeses rs * dor, - tf we? sent. on the | an isisiny chow, for i at within poe hehe mga Pci ey apre cbarter. | which passes show. Zbis modest, unassuming di dence cf his father, New and PERFUMERY. Axxuat Mretixg —The public exercises | 1p avenue, between 17ch and 18th streets’ The Jan iw 504 Pennsylvania avenue attending the fortieth scou: filends of the family are invited to attend with- R. F. JACKSON, meeting of the | out further notice of the ath Seog THOMAS ATTORNEY AT LAW, American Colonization Soviety will bo held a the in Washington city, on Tuesday, the 20th of P., aged 6 months and 3 days, son of Michel and | Office No. 155 Bridge street, Georgetown. ILL ATTEND TO CASES IN THE CIR- January, 1857, at 7 o’clock, p.m. The Board | Hanuuh Moore. of Directors will meet for the transaction of | His funeral will take place Tc-Morrow After: cuit Court and the Court of Claims; to the business at 12 o’olock, m., of the same day. rpg clock, on H shreet, be:ween 4th and | examina ‘ion of Titles to Property. the Investment The progress of the cause during the past : = Decimal © Question ; on the Postal Sys. tem at home and abroad ; on arbitration in trade Gisputes ; on the material of British In- dia; on Architecture and Public Improvements ; onthe Metropolitan Sa eee E So nanose eames c wise 4 cae r a ————:_| other ness Di au ‘fhe difficulties arising from tho failure ot | structure, = syprsanegeren Spot on zene js moet Gratifying and cooenragiog fee NOTICE.-BANK OF wasnine. | tear requiring ‘docs 20 -s Wadworth & Phelden, ihe ggents of | houses on i a 5 bs TON, January 6, 1857 —The Trustees | Mees. te in New York, have been arrange | thriven. like parasite plants, out of the sub- | have been afforded comfortable passage to of this Bank have this day declared a dividend ARPER’S WEEKLY PAPERS ONLY the Bt. 2 rap the State Me mmends a | stence of others,—was originally a branch of | Liberia, a euperior ship has been presented to | of three per cent out of the Profits of the last six Sus Sets Serns eee Leak Lalees peeeees. scrap the revenue laws, as applied to | the o.d Laited States Bank, until the failure | the Soctety through the munificent benevo- month, payable to stockholders on demand. regular, and all the back numbers on og =o = =: enda; aidialee Coleman the | of that monster jnatitution, when it became, | lence of a single individual, and the principal | jan 7-3t JAMES ADAMS, Cashier. LUNDY’S, No. ae Seeds: My *. TMs. ’ = 75 > d gill continues, the private banking house jané a jos American RKothschildg—Corcoran & Riggs—a §rm known in tho fopr quartezs of materials have been dispatched for the erection eetablishment or #2 agricultural department, | of a substantial College building on a traet of | eo an OTON Free the As in connection with jbe State department. for which an annual appropriation for the State Jount feult Soct‘eties should be | the globe ; se Tee a eeition Cop a Convention to} ‘The entize inigrnsl arrangements oe taste Gmend the Constitution baying failed, he | perfect and nothing ean rurpese the order ged recommends « careful inquiry ita? the mcens | regulsrity of the whole est men 4 ERS —You are hereby notified to BOHN'’s land granted for that purpose by the Liberian attend a meeting of the Cor HAND-B00K OF WASHINGTON. Legislature. Thus gradually po safely are ry VENIA ‘6 next, q Armory, on THURSDAY EV NG next #18 BUOK SHOULD BE IN THE HANDS the foundations laid and extended for a new eth january, 1857, for the Purpose of Dri of every mrxager suoeesiog in vag wpa order of society, for schools and all the | 4S o'her business of importance will have to be | ing a compicte guide with & ae jew arts of civilized life, for the diffasion of the | %#™*scted, a full and punctual attendance is the city, Public Buildings, . Le N@LISH TOOTH, HA IL E’vaavine BRUSHES. a) VAity AND jan 5-lw TAY LAKRe. Sg a ke par- me : : a ; in’ Hen'ary requested. By order of Jno. Watt,| Anew Map of Wi with all the new De. MATS, BIRD CAGES, AND BASE- ; A : bind :wall screens, fronting the entrance door; | Gospel, and for a wide sproading Republic in | Captai) i : meni in the Capito!, at the © schesper ue city. sobe wpe ora to avoid the serjous axils of aa the assiduous clerks are engaged ip the sotive | Africa —Colonzqtion Herald. er Onderiy Borgeat. Book Stand. ahd st'twe Bookstores, Seo ch tm fend By MeeAGGHLIN & 09,