Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1857, Page 1

th eerie ee | — . ~S THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVBEKY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pa. avenns and Eleventh sirest, By W. D. WALLACE. Papers served in by carriers at 848 year, or 37 eants per month. To mail subscribers the sub~ soription price is $3.08 year, in advance; $2 for ax months; $1 for three months ; and for ‘ess thap turee months at the rate of l2eentea week. Single couples, One Cent; In Wrappers, two cents, AbDYSRTISEMENTs (of eight lines to the square) wserted three times for $1; every other day or somi-weekly, 25 per gent. advance; once a week, 50 per cent. advance, THE FASHIONS. (Correspondenee of N.Y. Journal of Commerce} Paats, Nov. 19, 1857. The wioter fashions have now assumed a defi- nite form gonkoe Anes weather of the last few days has produced a t display of warm germents. The satumsalehanio pa disedtdew the burnous, talma, de., have replaced them. The burnous isdecidedly the garment preferred, avd is certainly the warmest and most comfort- able mantle that has been worn for many years past. There are, also, cloth shawls with a ounce of the same, ornamented with fancy trimmings, or velvet, with jet, satin ruches and guipare. The plain black vetvet burnous with- eut any trimming but a long tassel to the hood, is a remarkably tetdeomes cloak. For elderly ladies we zee a number of plain satin | mpage Our most distinguished mantua maker, Madame Fauvet, 4 Rue du Menars. still trims dresses with flounces, although the side ornaments,* double skirts and apron trimmings, appear tu have the preference. The bodies of robes are profusely trimmed, and generally have berthes made of fringes or chenille mixed with black buglesand steel beads. Closed sleeves, plaited or gathered at the top and at the wrist, with a broad wristband, are only worn for morning dress. In some of the rich silks and now ma- terials now aj ring, the side ornaments are woven in the skirt; thus on a ground of dark blue, green or dove color, are quilles of black velvet. which, when fringed at the bottom, suit woll for adoubleskirt. On lighter and brighter colors, flounces of black lace are so well imi- tated that they almost require to be touched to be quite sure that they are only a pattern on the dress. Fancy reps, poplins. cotelines are also manufactured in the same manner; representing a half breadth in stripes of various widths. in a mixture of colors. suitable to the ground of the dress; sometimes only of two evlors, the pattern being in the darker color A light brown Trish poplin forms a becoming dinner dress; the skirt i@ ormamentod by six black satin bayadere stripes, brochees in all eolors.. The body, plain and high, bas a dere stomacher, the revers, bretelles, and large open sleeves are trimmed to match. A robe of piain gree grain silk has two skirts; the lower oue ornamented with twe flounces, edged with taffetas of the same shade as the dress—the upper one, on the sides, with two lozenges, with a long tassel at the end. In the inside of bonnets, Madame Alphonsine. 12 Rue du Helder, places a bandeau of flowers; from this she sometimes substitutes a bandeau of velvet, bt blue or ponceau, and edged with grelotsof jet. The bandeau is ended with a velvet bow or a boquetof flowers. Dark vel- vet is the material now used for bonnets; the crown is sloping, and three rows of the same cvlored velvet, but of a lighter shade, are — round it: at equal distances are placed ouclettes, crossing each other. On the front are the same bouclettes, mixed with black lace. The curtain is of velvet, covered with black lace. passing beyond the edge. On the left side of the bonnet is a boquet of moss; insidea blonde cap. with small tufts of moss. Black velvet is often trimmed with a plaid velvet ribbon, par- ticularly for young ladies. Grey velvet and terry velvet have the crown covered with a net of black bugles, and trimmed inside with black velvet Tulle and velvet form very becoming head-’ dresses; pink terry veivet and white tulle are Weuled; the tulle spreads behind like a fan und if crossed here and there by bands of vel- vet, in front there is a flat velvet band; on each side tuits of velvetare mixed with flowers of the velret hanging downin bunches. We have seen beautiful wreaths of scarlet flowers min- gied with gold currants. But the most becom- ing and recherche coiffure is decidedly the gold aud coral head-dress latcly produced by Sarra- ly Boulevard 5t. Dewisa. When worn with a white or pale blue dress, nothing can be more elegant than light and graceful wreaths; the guld and coral colors suit both the blonde and the branette. These garlands are accompanied b: « trimming for the dress to match; an agraffe fur the corsage aud wreaths or bouquets for the skirt according to the style of the tuilette. For Young ladies tue favorite cviffures are wreaths aud cache peigues of flowers. Pink or white scow balls form a wreath, whilst a number of leaves fall gracefully from the left side. The gurlands are generally very large and full; waoy have smaller wreaths falling on the shoulder. The flowers in vogue are the pink eactus, cape clematis, hups and willow; some- times gold leaves are mingled with these flowers ‘The poeket handkerchief isone of the ex- travagant items of a lady's toilette. The infi- bite variety which may be seen Au Sublime Porte. Kue de la Paix,” ihe cciebrated extah- lishment of Paris for this speciality,) in the shape, material, trimming and cost of the hand- kerchief is surprising th The fuvorite style of season. for a simple toilette, is the round voned mouchoir, with the initials embroid- ered in the corner; generally surrounded by a delicately embroidered wreath of flowers. For titled domes the coat of arms repiaces the flowers. {n the controversy which is being carried on by the United States press with regard to the €Xtravaganee or non-6xtravagance of our coun- try women, a great mistake is made by those who aver that we surpass the Parisian dames in luxury of costume. Broadway cannot show more expensively attired women than are seon on the Boulevards. Superb velvet of 50 and 69 franes the metre, laces of fabulous prices, «weep the wed or the dust of the A oy thorough- i I have seen ia the churches, lace floun- and trimmings covering silk dresses, which years back, would have been considered a ificeut toilette for a bail room. Unfortu- assion for extravagant and unsuit- ¢custume ig not confined to the higher or wealthy classes; it sob irpang all degrees in the rvcial seale. The Parisian petite hourgevi sie was until late years, remarkable for simplicity aud suitability in furniture. clothing and style ‘iving: now the mistress of a Paris shop rivals vly customers in the color and quality of ber costume. The femme de chambre has changed the becoming plaited white cap and catieo gown fur ber mistress’s cast off bonnet sud silk dress. The criuoline is adopted by all temaies from the Empress to the chiffontere. But, fortunately, this change is confined to the capital, the rest of France retains the old fash- ined simplicity. The noblesse and the rich of the provinces set a good examble by their taste for plainuess uf costume and economy in furni- tare. Judging from your immense importa- tion of luxuries, I presume that the fair sex of (se country towns, and even the Far West, emulate the finery of the dames of the large This seems a prolidc : for the greater part of the fathere and husbands cannot be sup posed to poese.¢ the same amount or chances of wealth as thoee of the large commercial cities Wherein patrimonial estates and great enter- prises are common. Costly and flashy toilette ives not befit provincial or rural life; simplicity thrift ac ppanying neatness and sufficiency. ure the traits which belonged to it in days of yore eities Tux Rayrts —Francoly Ravel, the youngest {the five brothers of that remarkable family, vd om Saturday last from New York for Fu- He will be absent about two years. Pity @ little domestic ditlicuity bas prevented his 'v-ming Gaslet. Antoine and lecsmste their per- form during the present season. If be would only bring over Domenique from France, when Se returns, bow delicbtfut it would bedo see the ~ playing together uyain Domenique is the st of the family now living, and has lived for sume years in retirement at Toulouse ~Gab- s the next oldest, having seen a little over Bty years Antoine comes negt, then Jerome, aad last Francois. The Raveis are not so old ‘s grurrally supposed. They first came to this country in 1622 and appeared at the Park The- strc, thea under the management of Mr. Barry Por tweuty-tive yearsthey have occupied the forc- Most position in public regard. — Boston Courier. U7 A party of five, from Springfield aad vi- ginity, Lave returned (com a visit to Cetedo, Flt ser= new calony in Virgint: tound sutt-ient inducements to j getting there + — Ebenrng VOL. X. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1857. NO. 1,527. Pianos, &. BARGAIN IN A PIANO.~One of Hallet, Davis & Coos bost PIANOS, rostwosdg ane case, seven octaves, iron frame, sold by "RPE for $350 but THE REVISED CODE. {comsunicatED Tux New Copr.—Editor of the Star:—Please permit me to say one word in reply to “Justitia,” wn Advertisements. A LARG E asnons aNS OF FALL At very Low Prices to Cash Customers, . pANCING ACADEMY. Mr. T F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have have received ihe highest recommendations at the World's Pair, at_ Parts, through their producing a clearness and easiness of visios heretofore unkuown imany other linprovements. Also. all styies of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI- iLA 28, Compasses, and Microscopes store, has ea 4 a. Eigh and Pa. aveuue. Super double Brooks do. Chenille sud Cashmere Scarfs Bajou’s Kid Glover, a!l colors and Nos. Saok Flannels, all evlors White Amertean, Welch, and Saxony do. Binek Bombazines and 6 4 Deiaines Colors ard black Cobary Merinos Black Crape Veils and English Crapes Soho ertevonaly-rligiowsly, perbape Lahouid | Kida tater, paeta, = arr set Ny JORY HaMoor, thenanet Stents eal eeceSes SS Say—dissatisfied with the provisions of the new | date boar Ng interest, with good endorser, thecwner No. 119 SoutH# Sipx oF Brtveg Stxxet, he will re-open his C 8 for Dancing in Code respecting “interest.” He calls it “usury,’? | being compelled from private ciroumstances to force Georgetown, D.C., & Washington oe Friday, the 9th o! Fragen Voy 7 but we will not ditt = said Pi off. Iam prepared to warrn uar | has recerved and pow offering at very low prices to Temporanoe all, K street, for} sace ae astern, ot fer about that, as the word | antee suid Piano as firmly and strongly a wano | Cash and prompt customers, # laree assortment of from 3 o'clock p. mx for Ladies and Gentlemen. usury really meant nothing imore in old times | ! ever gold. ‘Tn bargain in reality, FALL AND WINTER GOODS, from 7 0 kK p.m. eorgetuwi—on bp Ye thane nsation for the use of money Also, a large stock of new Pianos. Pianos for | purchased in f elphia and New York at the | the 7th October, uss Harrover's 1e8 Seni- One might almost think. fr ss Tent by evening, month. quarter. or year. jarge recent Auction Sa es, and from the importers, | inary, from 3o'clowk p. m. nk, from the style and FOUN ¥F. ELLIS. Sve Penn. avenue, at very low prices, which will enable him to otfer to For terms and particularg application can be made tenor of bis remarks, that «Justitia would , ! B Tifect, between th and fer the whole of the bloody code of Moses to tha | 2271! Seer ee Wrest. |'their vain, in Uresscortmect wal ve hent | tiiicen, atheiieenbens ender tx — modifications and Improvements of the Present | PLANO! PIANOS! PIANOS!!! | Rich Silk Robes and Bayadere Silke = ~ “= Oia civitiastiSn have sapmesiod = Set '=*7 | sew nnd coontd-tand Pianny, from tye tectorien | PROEMEN eee Velen. Robes SreunoSPROUs YOUR EVES. But, he seems to forget that the Interest laws [tf Steinway & Sons, New York; Wm, Rich Hyintad, all wool, Delainas and Robes 6: bstehear Noo! TRON. who ua, eomben of the Mosaic code were enacted for a peculi Knabe & Co., Baltimore, and of my So hea Satin Fanvonies, plain eolors, all wool, & very supe- lee ec A from Futope with fre SP rE tigtou é Pecullar | factory, Philadelphia, always on hand, at rior goods. double width, at 75e. elt ine nel dl euineed ee eg tended a placing a Mirra our | moderate terms. or sale an to rent, at No, 493 lith Leopin’sand other makes Fretich Mermoe, of all the ows, es well a0: lowe pre of ceed many - 's in for @ of all religious per- | street, eight doors above Pa. avenve. most desirable colors, including fh 4 . bs has - + uasions; and for people of no religious pereua. | nid eotm PR. C. REICHENBACH, ‘aa het en Sar pes tons also. He forgets, moreover, that the Ixrael- | ———- = 7 Naan ya | Pisin Delains, bisok, white and colored. F rte OC BLE POLISHED ites were permitted to take usury, ‘and that with- Hone Pees ook one pene fe a aero Rich Union Plaid Martnce, nt Sty otry IAN PEBBLE: r 33. Eten: cetera oe from all but those of their own Hallet, Davis & Co., Boston, renowned | Do. all Wool. lo, "Biel S earmated.to mmproveany Ey E agesed rer Deki Meeene eer ton ea a cturera, will be sold atagrost bargain, for | Peuted Mcusiin Delatnes, good styles, at 18 and 25 IGHTEDNERS. “onan to it; alee ‘ . in, thi rea hor cred: our great Piapo k.mporium. cents ,- 1 ? Head of the Christian Church, who was: great OHN F. ELLIS, best styles, English Prints at 123¢ ots, ersons whore compel a glasses, Or those than Moses,and likewise his aposttes, tanght | 0022 3% Pa. ave’. bet. tii and ‘Oth ats. yi Bonnet and Sasa Ribbous now using them, wiil be suited at frst sight. ‘Those {hat God ts * uo respeeter of persons." I believe JPlVS MORE OP RAVEN, BACON & COvS | Yiumedoredo- very cheap | DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELIAN clude, lad God Torbade’ the taleeg’ Griese | Wseberior PIANOS, just arrived at ea Stolle, Aiooba Shawls, im cress variety ORVSTAL ¥ . there would have been no exception as to Gen- tiles and strangers, for they alxo were his chil- dren, and he is ‘no respecter of persons ’ God would uever forbid the doing of a thing as a. wrong thing when done to one man, but allow it to be done to another man asa right and proper thing. His lawa are one with all men. To make METZEROTT. or sale Glexp. . 6 Second hand Piano: N& nw-tf $ & CLARKE’s - Ay An HALLETT, DAVIS & CO.’S CELEBRATED PIANO FORTES, Eighth street and street No. 491, be- Peousylvania Constantly receiving and for sale only bi Beat black and by d whit lish Prints tween D stre i F —layi i . JOHN P. ELLIS, ie ro Bink ni a tee Priess very reasonable, the same bern partial God- layin down rules for his peo. 506 Pa. av., between 9th snd loth ate. Long and square Bisck Thibet and y Siste listens antares. ple which justify them fn one course of conduct bal - Purchasers wili find it to their interest to examine for themselves the superior qualities of the above AOS towards one person. and the opposite course to- wards another, is to rob him of that character and that nature which wis 4 i: 2 . ee per ee nas plaid woolen Shawls, inal SEVENTH STREET 514, : b Jesus and his apostles tools, Covers, Melodeons, &c.. &o., also on Fossry erat Gan sanitee asta, si BI Ae have declared are his hand. = nié-tr | Witha ful s ply of housekeeping and domestic Oorric ° Jesus and his Apostles never forbade the taking OLD MEDAL PREMIU. Goods, of the best makers. Office Aone Story, three doors from ofusary. And ‘Justitia’ forgets also that it was G x, NO FORTES. ocd JOHN H, SMOOT. pd FELLOws’ Hatt. " 2 — Speoracies and Glasses suited to every sight; not fur taking usely that Jesus drove the money- WILLIAM KNAB TOTIC ving tie fi “1 that cer- | Opera, Reading, and Watchmake. changers from the temple, but because they were ur partner th the late tirm of IN “tnin persons are it the habit of onllécting mud Glasscss ‘Telessopes, Microscopes in converting the Honse of God into s commercial Chbtinues Prcgeteord Pe et Cc 'o of grand and | &*thering together the Bottles which contaimor have | great variét) ; Cosmoramio Deorecencass wah pws Pp au pd m PLANO FORTE gale ele of sautained our bev Fagen, sid p ting therein an arti of superior Aud choice pioturos on band, See adver- nd why is it worse to take a just compensa- 7 sus . cie made by others in oureelves, Rr’ en dispoa- ibement i elimencer. tion for the use of money, than dur the use of 8 | iow Wiam Kanade & Co. at the old stand, BEARER | for Urechactnarigamenere enn, and then dispoe ‘ -- horse, of a negro, or a houxe ? psi S Gemae ‘co A pela op- stamped on said Bottles, ai! persona are hereby TESTIMONIALS. Besides this, it is well known to business | ‘They have aixo just opened a ew Sales Room at | #9tiKed that suck Hotties are our own property. and Noxrorx, September 7. 1854. people that wherever an open and fair competi- | No 27 Baltimore street. between Charies nnd Lreht | Bot sutdeot to sale.and that they aredelivered Sim: The Spectacles you mace for me suit me tiou has been permitted to bankers and brokers, | #tfeets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr aot eee Cory we, Sed soees 2e Dane Season ww Stem the rate of interest has fallen; and, that the usury lenny MeCalfory ag a, medio store, wire they wil law, any infringment of our righ more than any other Spore WY Tee EWELL. dws have no effect but to injure honest men. | and highly-bnished etend and Sanare heen Cone I have tried a pair of Spectables dhtained from Mr. hey keep honest bankers in the rear of others, | alsu, } from the best makers, from 4 to 5- sell Tolias, and find them of great assistance to my and will not prevent honest borrowers from pay- | octave, h double key-boards, double reeds, sight, and corresponding with his description of their ing usury as they promise, in good faith. and stops to suit small churches, = focus. 1 recommend him as & skillful optician. ! know of none who profits by the usury laws eng extensively engaged inthe manufacture 0 Dentistry &c. HENRY A. WISE. but a man who disregards his plighted Loner wanes, we will sel! wholesaleand retail, onthe mos scien dnaBtentats ee Pxrgessvrs, Votober 2), 1854. Such a man will go to a banker, and, urged, per. | ['sra! terms. DE, VILLARD, DENTIST, LATE OF CHI-| avout fiveyenrenge.1 obtained from Mr. Tohne, haps, by desperate circnmstauces, will readit oe Pianos were awarded the highest premium Cao, Would respectfully inform thecit- in Waebington, a pair of Glasses for the spectacies aan es “ “i . e ¥ | (gold medal) at the Fairs of the Maryiand Institute izens of the District and vicinity, that hay- which | used. and found them of great assistance to gree to pay three, nay, even tive per cent. per | two successive years—Cotober, 1855, and 1256—in op- | ing located himself in Washington, he is 7 om; and yn_of ham re, that month fora few hundred dollars, op short time, | Pos:tion to fourteer and eighteen pixnos from some my decaying vision; and my opinion % bow prepared to perfori: ai operations in his profes- | he is ekiliful in the preparation of Glasses for eyes and which the banker deems it necessary to de- | Of the beat makers from New York, Boston and Bal- | gion,in the most approved ate tt ‘one tobe benefitted by such aid. mand, considering the circumstauces, the risks, | more, We wore also swarded the first premium-at | “Office, No. 2), Moan. avenue, adjoining Gautiers | 2° '° fare i. F. MAY. dee ups to run. and after pledging tin honor, | Pin "ag any hag oon, held i, Richmond, Vir; | jen sis Lvxcumenc, Novemler 7185 this borrower pockets the money, and then, with | fie highest premium (silvor medal) at the Mote \HE IMPROVED SETS UF TEETH, From an examination of Mr. Tobias’ Glasses, and the horror of a good christian al i so great a crime in the banker—not in himself, of course—pleads the usury law agaist bis benefactor, and piously keeps the money in his own pocket. As to Solomon—who ‘seems to be Sustitia’s magnus Apollo—had the codifiers taken him for their guide, they should have adopted his Mor- monism for the District of Columbia For. my owa part, | thin politan Mechanics’ Fair for 1857. In addition to this we In por on of testimo nials from the most distinguished professors amateurs in the country, which can be seen xt our Wwarprooms, speaking for themselves and others of the high appreciation in which our imstruments are every where heid, All instruments are guaranteed for five by ht snd Sy a of exchange is granted within the first ax m from his beta pore and remarks, am convii optician. that hes @ skillful opfigi* 4s LACKFORD, M.D. Tobine, having furusied ine with Glos Mr. Joho Tobias, having fauraished ine with Glas- oes ef ac Thave greatly aided, (my vieren having suffered grontiy from reading at nightin my earlier life,) it aflords me the highest pleasure to say that | consider him 4 skillful practical optician, I. 1 18, M. tent «ft LOOMIS, MD. inventor and patenten of me: Minrral Pla eth,” having successfully introduced bis improvement Ges Various cities, has now permanently estab- hahed himself in Washington, This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief- in making a set of but one piece of material, os that indestructible mimeral. No metal is used i " rom the day of sale if the instrumentedo not | their construetion, and they are therefor ree from } and well prepared to aid iiose who may need his plained of by Justitia a geod cnciecu tations fgg entire sntiataotion. tht 18 th thee an a “Réel Umetalia oY Sip io profesional herricea ay. = vM. a ye Aero ie n 3 , olesale dealers wi ii then 8 to become with moisture or icles ‘Ader o! hod: ‘out Will work'well. Yours, &c., F. | togive usa cai! before purchaging, "® | fond. hence they are pure wad alece. arent Wiuaine ton, N.C., June 2 Mz-J. Towrse—Dear Sir: tam happy to the Spectacies whish | obtained from you are eutirely sntisivctory. Froman inequality in the Visual range of my eyes, i have heretofore (ound great dithoulty ia gots giasses of the proper fucal dis- It affo lighter, stronzer, less clumsy nstural in bee gareaeere 1 will give «reward o One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce a similar work of art to — mine in purity, beauty, Guraluiity, Artistic excellence or any other Tequisite quel ianos exchanged, hired. avd tu far more durable, and mar I6-ly {comsunicaTEp. Pee BY & CO. Tre ReviseD Cope —Mr. Editor: A writer in the Star last week treated us toa plaintive jere- aniade over the manifold iniquities of the New Vocal and Instrumental Music. ~ Se uality. - 6a sancoa” onda mie pleasure to state, that bs the am | ee 3 2 : ; ,EBRR’'S i responsibiy warranted. tometer tiue ditheulty xs beer happily cade. We are regaled with theold:tiradeagainst | Cri enna TED COTILLON, BAND | 2oPeumcateons petece:tiekand 12h streets. SDVntins oo teat tua Cissen sou Tateuben ane ase usury. Weare admonished, in warning words, | take veseare in ‘gs ug Io the pape thas they 13-ly decided!y the best ndapted to my eyes of any I have ‘ if - . | 8re prepared to farnish first clase TIES - ed. Soctush out imprisonment for debt. Weare ap- | snd’ BALLS with MUMIC fa tie ene i De eR SiePHEN BAILY, oveVery respectfully yours, _ R. 8. DRAN pealed (o. ay Christians and as men, not to attach | scason. Ovvicg No. 198 PENxecLvasia AVENBS, <=} Reoterérst. James’ Parich. equal credit to the testimony of the believer and | yi b@ latest, and. most feshionable Qundrilins, Tarvedoameirom ih Stree Having been induced by a friend to visit the estab the Tafidet® Ia this last item, by the way, (‘Jus- | and iedowae eke hate ncrlops. Singurkag. ; —— . Lishinent of Mr, 'Pobisa for the purpose of trying bu bitia”* evidently confounds Infidel with Atheist. | $00 Re dele 2 formed | _.DR. BAILY begs loave to inform the py biiothat he hs pais lasses 1 was furushed w Jightly eoler ive whive bave adorded me mererehel aud rath o@tion than any f hn evertried. My sight, origin- ally very good, was injured by writiny and reading at Lal '# Quadriiles, which are perfurmed by this Band only, with great auccess, Orders left at the music store of Mr. Metzerott, or Mr. Gawtier’s Conteetomery, also at 1. Weber's We sincerety hope that our citizens will read and Jjadge for themselves concerning the merits of the Code, rather than hearken to the ill-judyed sny- bp on atell hours. at hia offive, located as above. ssured that ap experience of ‘uftecn yeara’ oe, with the large number of patents, nnd great preet Ap " . = | ni ehtly tow very Inte h wath the gestions of Justitia’ That the term usury is | "ede Ta ae Fe meet ee wet ween C ant, Falls wil cate: Hraprersi ees dithoulty, Sil oF these cinswen | exw atudy alt ‘inte as # relativeand not an absolute expression; that, in | ‘ 2 ee ard.) wall me LOUIS WEBER ani aclentifie or otherwise, relating to the ‘beeth. His | evor. and that too without the ihave prevwoma- general, demanding interest on loans is quite as ue St NST: | Own exporionae copiiriing the op: ly suffered, Gaal Lend Ome Tepsonable as taking hire for other commodities; MEM ENEY PALMER'S PIANOFORTE | 270)" Pnl ip Lie profession, and expecialiy 1 {ate Commissioneer Gen’! Lan ee. and that the rate of interest suould, in justice to | MI Grasstsacedatiane AOE ORTE | an all marserin pupae re ane we aeagenr yee Lato Le : . * i s a thinking men A 24 . Teeth, iat Porocelian, muv.ated on G inte, ukoO. P.SCAKE ° have long ceased todixpute. ‘Those of the States | advanosmont of Cividion teas cae Lees oF, the | is the Only reliable substasce Vint ou he itn thes tuat have of late taken any action on the subject, trnetion. . mouth, as most couclugvely shown by the last ohn ‘Tobias as a skil) romarkuble peculiar Mr. Totnas seemed to H have wisely abolished the usury laws, as obsulete and inexpedient. and we commend the discrimi- nation of th difiers in doling likewise. As for seriptaral authority on the question, the epress provision of the Mosaic 20) allowing the Israelite to dei the stranger, suffctently proves that usury was not Geemed tntrinsicaliyevil. For here we must vbserve that in the biblical sense of the word all tates of interest, eveu t west, Were accounted usury, so that if the Jewish law is te be our Aterican taaion Gienar dead aie’ ers $e) om his long resi- * 5 ends 2 a8, ieéve to refer them to the fuliowing “ore Saar TESTIMONIALS: From the late Rooto: he Church of Epiphany of ot De. Staruen Baily: Dear Sir—i in fs equally advantageous for tho perfecting of the tout brilliant performera. ‘Tyems 1x ADVANCE. Primary Class 35 per quarter. Advance Cigeese a° All applecations to be made to Mr. VW. EL ALMER, at his residence, 260 F street, betwee Thirteenth and Fourteenth. [7 Georgetown Classes meet every Monday and at 12 o’clook, at Miss Harrover’s Goorge- le Seminsry. sewtf ve eyes find ths be has twe admirably, that suit July LU, 1856, : Wastisetox, Aug.8, 1855. Having been for years under the neves: of bav- two sets of glasses —one tor use In daylight, and « for lamp-hght—1 procured one set from Mr. Tob: whieh auswered both purposes. | have used his Jor several months, and find th excellent. Tharge. desiretoexpress my esteem for you péraonaliy, and my confidence in ou as a superior deutiat. ‘ihe operatione executed lor me have Leen hiptly sa! is factory. Lhope that you © from ARD. H, cent | Witit regard fo the alleged revival of tn | sa Alepaudria mt he iy wow seer nie Washington, Aug. 26,10. J. W. FRENCH, tytn in soste are pinuinrly watiafactory fiat the penalty is uot for the debs, but for the | Muirees. deo. From ove to any uumber of Musicians | FFOm one of the eldest firms in Hultimore, Messrs. | od iam ted Owaer of che OF Tune pairs, carefully ‘Phat nuchJesimes deserve impoharmpey went, | ““Griera can be fel te Miszion! Depots of John | 4 HiA¥itg employed Bt. Stophen Fait, Surgeon Den- | *elteted in diferent Sesount of their ervieannenl F. Bilis or W.G. Metzerott, or at lis residence, ington city. to execute for me an im- corner éth and G streets, Navy Yard. portant and ult piece of work, which ke did to My entire satisfaction, and m view of the fact that one of the 10st disting¥jshed rnembers of the Dental College of Baltimore, failed, after repeated trii perform, the eame work satisfactorily, it gives mi Hong pleasure to exproxs my entire conkidence an new theory. We might way more of + Justitia”? Wrre we not satistied that all who have read bis articles have discerned in them more of the cant of prejudice than of sound reasouing. So far we lave seen no valid objection urged against standing in France, England. and the U 1 have been also pleased wit renee on the lento o nse Of preserving and improvin Pr eapootiaily pours CHS, é ed States. ke and di- or the pur- the sient ALDWELL, soursville, Ry. oc 2)-tin* A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, Ay 75 Years af Age, Professor of M. « the Code, aud untit we do, we mean to give it | / vines sands of life have nearly run sut, disoov- | Fret pleneure to) his professions! ekill. BROOKLYN ORTHOPAEDIC INsT:TUTION, oar hearty support. Vinpex ‘onsumption, Asthma, nehitis, Coughs, timore, Jan. 12, 1657. HARMANN BOGES, tion APEis 185d. Someaes General Debility. The remedy was — _Affter most oareful examination of Mr. J. Tobins’s [COMMUNICATED discovered by hit when his only child, a duugh- | Extract froma note received from the late Hon, John | Glasses, { am eusiled =} lestify that t sopers i Tux Cons —Mr. Editor: Ana voter, in com. | tet: ¥88 given up to die. He hud heard much of the M, Clayton. clearne: ishing,and exact or ape renders them vartroularly recommendabie to those w! merely vptictl unpairment of the eyes are in wa: auch auxiliaries. J consider, moreover, Mr. Totias fully qualified to determine the focus of the eye,both by 4 optical knowledge and experience, and Tn addition, J oan further wonderful restorative and healmg qualities of prep- arations made from the Kast India Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that-he might make a rem- edy for his child. He studied hard and succeeded in realizing hie wishes. His child was cured, and is now alive and well. He has since administered the J. 8. 81 5 i The toeth you made for me worrpaa ahs OS ae eee oP Lol eave ion with others of this District, who will short- ly be required to xanction or condemn one or all of the features of the Code, I respectfully submit. for the ronsideration of those who think they do "noth ‘ON. To those that seek relief from the maladies of the means of his optometer. rudertul edy to thousands of suff 1] | tepta, I can cheerfully recommend Dr. 8. Baily as 9 | state that Mr. Tobias hae supplied some of my pa- riybt in defending this kook of modern Improve- parts of the world, and hie bas never failed tp omke Fuperior Dentist; pe ane Se oat of poroolian teeth tients witn Glasses, to their and BBL Fauisfoction x é 4 Ww © ilv, god several teeth for BE AUER. M.D. ae ny une sanexed extracts fromm Chap. Ot, whtck | 19% (rem complet) fee, awl happy. svishing | tor cect ey ae stood wally more than Physician and Surgeon, Berlin, Member of the treats of exesations : of his afflicted fotlow-holugs as request it. thisce. | ten years. ROBERT 7. NIXON, Hoyal Colloce of Sargeons, England: Member toy says: ** There shall be three kinds of | cipe with full and explicit directions for making it of the Va. Conf. of the M. E. Church South, of the Medical Soaie 78 en wel Ane ne agalust the property of the judg- | Wp and successfully using it. He requires each ap | Apr! 19. 1858. — Vath of New York; late Sur- Logical Sonny ‘eon of tho Roval Or Sianchester. Engiand the undersigned, having hi d " 9, porte pe ourselves of the ions! sk: be returned as cants to the re- occasion to avail iment dewtor, one against his person, and oue for of the delivery of the possession of real or personal 1p e, , and Surgeon of the B. to the payinen Li e Surgeon Dentist of this city, or havi ID OOK NI: O. Institution. property, or such delivery, with damages for Eee fi ere Flee fesse Bat of his operation t Ht ‘OF de. 1s Norvou, Va., July 27, 1854. Prthholding the same.”’ ir. H. JAMES, No. 119 Grand street, in the experience of even two years, | have found pieasure in expressing our 8i Page 354: “It ft (the exeention) be against the Jersey City, N iki!1, es well as of the uniform! ration of bu ar’ pantie factory nner ° t dimfculty in obtaining Speclacies that were ex- in whion he performs the most dolicate and dfhoult | =°°#! to thew ‘cua of my sight. ‘This in- body of the judgment debtor, it shall require the | _B 14-Im o (ons iu Dental Surgery ,and we respectfully re. | 20tly Adapted to y aught. ~ Marshal to arrest such debtor, and comuuit hin MORE NEW CLOAKS TO-Day. oan ruend bit totes onpiccoeaal irteses ed Be eeclrenrnes | ea AD Smeets Deng meres | tg jail antil he shall pay the judgment, or be dis- — publi whioh we consider him eminently worthy, sed. ging laeses. They are clear, chrystal-iike ebarged according to law.” We opened this mornne another tutiful lot of ‘Tuomas U, Walser, Architect U.S. tol, and comfortable to my eyes. 1 would commend Page 302: ‘The execution against the body | Black aud Grey Clo at greatly reduced prices. ‘tomas MiieR, M.D..of uhiagton, Dy ° to those who from age or other infirmity require ar- shall be served by arresting the defendant, and, | Alse, fve picocs fue, wide black and colored Silk} 1-8. BouEEn. M. y of Represtows, De tificial aid inthis way. J.J. 91MKINS, M. D. Siherbionee sel ed by due course of law, commit: | piye pieces biack ribbed and plain Clothe: for the os. H. Braviey, of Was egton, D.C. . = roone wee ERE R TN Cus June 16 Last i pu RGK WALTON. Ex-Governor lori ‘o if the code, fn this connection, does not revive | 200 rove Bia Velvet Ribbons, ali widths, for ALT! Wie Y» Ae or of Washington, t enipeived as to require the use of Giasses, i woul imprisonment for debt, then I must plead that trimmings, the cheapest ever offered. zyry Batowin, U.S, Patent Offioe, y recommend Mr. John Tobins a8 a suitable person kind of stupid ignorance of the letter of the law We ask the special attention of al! cash purchasers .C. WieHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy, from whom to obtain such Gi; as they may re- which disqralifies me from casting my vote either | to the above articles. feb 20 tf uire, as he has suited me w. air of Spectacies ey. My object te tule comentintciis te roe: COLLEY & SEARS, = foc a fhe and near sight. My sight has boentnparree the € edly for the benefit of benighted bnmanity, and | qq, 9 Seventh street, three doore north PHOGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS. etl sn eg ie kanes ply apes ro if some ardent frieud of the code will endeavor 81 0 A YEAR! AINTING 42ND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED. |, froin n orolock at mete or wri ay — ret t move my suspicions, it may result, possibly, 00 2 = 1,000 ao ” Se time | us ut one light. Yn As ¥ ia securing one more vote. I will not nay that to 4 1.00 A YEAR. Prstelin cos ene Em- PROTO tepid <i Oe ALIS + DerartMent or INTERIOR, May 8, 1955. owe monary under the “ Revised Code” consti- | Bits A YEAR. ployment for ail times. Persons M ‘3 Li From uatural defects and the unequal range of my tutex crime, neither can I aver that the sections | $1'000A YEAR. fu town or country, se INIATURE OR Sizx ov Livx, eyes, T have been compelied to use giasses for seve- above quoted tend to incarceration of the body 1,000 A YEAR. employment ag a source of in 8. WALKER’S raiyears. | bave tried different oplicaans without but" to'a mantups tee, it doa't look like sey | $time A Y HAMS. bouts, way Meeriath Wee | PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY, | Siniiny sinstes perteotiy Btied to ‘purrs aopoctaiiy ine os man up a tree, it don’t look coe ye 1c00 A AEE closing two rartips, to pay Zoet Odeon Halil, corner 4) st. and Pennsylvania avenue, for we, which, { ave, found to nerve tue perfgctiy. . 1,000 ° cS T. — 2 use oO e s ennhled to ada Se {000 A pale Hons “ox N ree now 8. Naked Nigh dag has = ee aA sep above x eines jes most Pipers some bi ra Most cheerful- : TE eed IWWoA YEAR. Yo t OF Th ~ | Apartments at a very creat outlay of capi’ ¥ recomme: r. Tobias to al Ving OOCAsiON to Aw Evoqvext Dox —Some yours ago a news- JAVEAK. inentis fitted to oither sex: stn. | rendering hin eatallichmoent ane of tin oct ee | wer cinases, antl bear my toatimony as fo his ekill as paper pablisher in Vermont finding a la AYEAR. tronin life immaterial. It n | plete tnd handsome in the whole country. {fe has | an optician. HENRY E. BALDWIN amount of unpaid subscriptions on his book, A pea article of daily gonsuroptie madd pian je eaten ere czuerttemel upward pm | 5025 | Ass’t Sec’ pe”y to sign Land Warraats, e| i, C a . utr ir pe Oi! Paintu 5 Ome Ol e enoion wh > * > Ww, =r: Pg eon a api tenn pi oy AYHAW: agent's dwelling: scare by oo" | modern naatery to Whioh he intends to’add freah | "YHE SECK@Y INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH » . c . A AR. Tight; ermanent as | importations, S. WALKER also ht I : and dan the delinquents, which be accordingly AVEAR: Hout. Anazentis wanted laer: | plete suitef rose suk private robing apart Just Published. Gratic, the 3th Thousand. did in the person of 0 ——s, a substantial farmer A AR. ery towninthe Union. — ni4-Im | for Indies, and purehased the finest possible 1 A few words of the Rational ‘Treatment mut - ie r* Teen i saa A tt dechndeserd’: 2cce ents, aged first olnss operative arti Medicine, of torrhea or Local of democratic faith, and persuasive address. INTER CLOTHING OF ALL QUALI- iim in the depactinont for, taking ail kinds of | Wocktese, Rocturcn Einissions, He undertook his task rather reluctantly, for | W!? HES, FHOFOGHAPHION AMURUTY PE AND DA- | Geutaly aiid Nervous Debiity, bre the paper inculeated Calvinistiedoctrine, which | Citizens and Strangers wishing to supply them- | GUE. OLY! PORTRAITS, from the ure Decay of the System, Im O. ahborred.—and, about election time, always | S¢lves with elegant styles o READY-MADE smaliest miniature to size of life. 4 tency, aud Impediments to Marriage . . ahborr 2 . CLOTHING, made ia superior manner, at mode- 8. Wanepa.ty comiiniog @_ Photographic Pro- | generally, by DB LANEY. M. D. threw its political influence on the side of the | jaro prices, are invited to examine our superior | S¢48 with the art of Painting, of which he has hud a —— whigs, which was a still greater objection in the | assortment, 25 yours’ experience, w cimens of life | ‘The important fact that the many alarming com- mind of the democratic agent. He met all sorts of excuses,—euch as ‘Never ordered it,’’ “Don’t Also, *n extensive variety of Gentlemen's Fur- nishing Goods, Spowies& Plauita, originating in the imprudence and sohiude « STEPHENS & CO. of youth, may he éasily remeved without Medicine, isin this staal: trot. clearly demonstrated ; and the size portraits may be secn in some of the first = hes ot the ity, hs weil as those ‘exhibited in his Gallery, he will be able, by the combination of the 7 “ % i , P O, roduce portraits that have uever been ex- | entirely new nad highly successful treatment, as get it reg'lar.”’ “Told “em to stop itlongago,”’ | ner {Int} $22 Pa. av., bet. 9thand lott ste, | tw: for’ ponte ASE | Sotirel ably apal a= . eA tO. prtnasiogs and weal’ | ae nCTURED EOQRDER cy, | Prk aale oneal Ae seepage | aha thn lr extend mage ‘No tor an answer. “TL don’t like the | [Vf pt) N the purpose. z and at the least possible oos!, thereby aveiding all take - _ GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF " pe rany way,” saidone. ‘ Nor] ROOTS AND SHOES.) Fe siiar Sttentace sald: to the paintiog of Por- | the advertised rostrums of the uay, ne a O. “To's an awful mean paper, I'll al- “ar) Ofer the folowing coeds at prices en m Shite, Epaamate oe fe-sizo, from small pictures of otek PnTe, es ae mae re foun BH or you’ ke ft, know, as | Tos’ " 82.25. from oorpa: persons ‘ DR. DE LANEY, a pail don't a wpe Thekothe law... Bo, wn domtty: ene teat ele “i Syke Be thetr 7 residences, on thom ere motioe, | ‘ee 2s-d&wtf 17 Lispenard street, New York, : ” “ ee! sen Ly i eee ar . inition =e if { wasin your place, t d pay up, and sto poe bitck Morocco groupe. ananfuey af Copies fro heer Le W OGlEN 000s. Toys, Hobby Horses, c—<d thing!" The man cashed over. Bot] Walking Shoem at $1.12; reason le tah * Be eentiore) ir Mol, AUGHLIN’S. a hint from this, and wing creer Sega Gentlemen ener e ae reper ir. valuable Or sntinEs, -al'Bi Poa ‘ASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES, from the with i gramb sa ola pgp But ; Seah at - ae N ie SERVE = lly baok | and reat to oir original bast hous at GIBBS'S, noar the corner of every jar concern. nit-tm* a. at.. hetween : = AN, 1ath street, e the principal had searely got his money when TES’ FUCK, and all verte o} volanfer and egntlomen Baill eaeect fully eoliaited OLINS, PLUTES,ACCOR DE he discovered that his agent's eloquence had Lice Hine "Moore, earth’ entrance 4% street, two doors {rou Peonayivania Vie ELLIS'S: ‘Su, betes neurly ruined bis subseription . ea Room, under Bvenne, can’ strects, thopaedio Institution of |* THE WEEKLY STAR. Copies we paren fipa ep eet ne mace Ss (ip wrappers) can be procured paper. a commission of 2) cent. Watches, J ‘Sot as agentsarill be allowed , &e. INCEY WARRL R, , eyes WarcnMane AND JFRELER, No. ee on tan Snow y aTCREe, Ch ters, Duplex, 1 er, Horizon! pte emit, Maser Clee, Jewelry ond Silverware repaired. rt 0 . Wate: hes, Jowe! ry, Silver, and Sitver pisted Ware for sale, dzi Watcues. JE 2LRY.AND FANCY A’ TICLES. Thave oo band some of best Gold and &i'ver ware 28, fine Gold Ot “ RY, in single pieces, FANCY A TI. examine, at sete J. ROBINSON'S, _e¢9.2m __ 369 Pan. oppo Byowan Hotel NEW JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVER M. W. GAIL a Che see tie .W.GAL + OF morning @ very large assortment of the above named goods, Persons m search of any thing new and elegant in their line will do weil to call, M. W. GALT & BRO. ns S24 Pa. av.. Letween %h and loth sis. A CARD. W E take this method of informing our patrons and mod pened in geueral, tha’, in conseq of the finaneiat cristae, we have determined to all oor Gocds atagreat reduction. We have marked down ali our goods—each article being marked tm nm Gigures at our lowest cash prioes—in_ order to effect a speedy sale, and mnke it an object for persons who Aré in the habit of purchasing tor c. @ call and purchasing examine Mages 3 and ao Tr iarge Resortiment em races— and Geneva W stones, for Ladies and tiemen; warranted » buch as Moss os, etc., eto. ‘are. Spoous, Kuives, Forks, Pitchers, joblets, Cups. And & large assortment of Pancy S:lverware, suita- ble for 8nd holiday 5 Best Silver- ‘giated Ware, Spoors, forks, Coffee ‘ea Sets, Baskets and Castors, etc., etc., oh r than ever offered before ir this market. Hotel and housekeepers who wish to refurnis! — one aaa are oe look at the Goods. A e js are Warranted as . ‘ PSEMEEN No. $80 Ps.ave., bet. 9th and 10th ste. tDecs ALTIMORE, WAFHINGTON, ceh'eot daplestlee OCS ABEL. RA Rich Jewel GOLD and SIL V BR WA’ 5 CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS, LOCKETS, cod an other chuice goods. for a Tew days. have just received a fine assortment of = Goods, which I am prepared to sell st very . 4 \Biesine ot! at 308 Penn. avenue, sign of the large a H. 0. HOOD, 2: sadosttin - — LOCKS'!—CLOCKS8!!—CLOCKS!2 Cc CLOC Ke CLOCKS CLOCKS! Plock Materinie, such as Keys, Balls es, O) J. Sonor ‘S49 Pa. av., oppo. Browns’ Botel. Orvice oF ARMY CLOTHING amD BQUIPAGR,, a PuiLapgLpeHia, December 4, :867. EALED PROPOSALS are invited, and will be Ss Tecerved at this office, until 10 o'clock a.m. of —— a January “on farnu by con- tract wi rm: 168 deliverable at the United States Cloth ur paze Depot, (Schuylkill Arsenal,) in quautities a& wired. viz: um) parde 6-4 dark blue (indigo wool dyed) cloth fe and hands, weighing about 14 cloth, weighing 21 ounce ryerd. 14.000 yards 6-4 sky blue (indigo woo! dyed) twitled cloth, weighing 2 ounces per yard. 10,000 yards *; dark biue «indigo dyed) cotton and wool flannel, weighing 6% ounces per nel (cotton and wool) to + Wool (tudigo weigh 64 on 10,900 7 6-4 dark ed) 16,606 yards 37 Inch alpaes (black » tp,000 yards % canton flannel. to weigh 7 ounces per yer. 175,00 yards % unblesohed drilliog, to weigh @& ounces per yard. yards 7 uublenched drillmg, to weigh Te ounces per yard, 26,000 yards wv iqsidpsttonanek,to weigh Std, ounces per yard. 16,000 yards 3° inch cotton duck, to weigh 15% ounces per yard. 5 85,000 yards 28% inch cotton duck, to weigh 143% Ounces per yard. 2550 yards neb cotton duck, to weigh 1@ ounces er yard. 3,000 yards 22 inch cotton duck, to wei, hl! ounces per gard. $.500 yards 22 inch cotton duck, to weigh 9 ounces per yard. 16,0) yares 24 inch cotton duck, te weigh 12K Ounces per yard, 25,000 yards 33 inch cotton duck, to weigh @ ounces per yard. 12,000 army Dlankets. wool, gray, (wath the leutere U.S. im biack, 4 inchés in lengtn, tn the centre) to be 7 feet tong, end & feet € inches wide, each bianket lo Weich 5 pounds. 7.50 dozen pa If stockings, 5 sizes. prop: made. of good sound fesoe wool, and wit bose wisted yarn, to weigh Spounds per doze 0,60 pumpons for engineers, ordnance. medical de- partment, dragoons, rifles, artillery, rnd in- fan'ry 3H,000 cap bodies. 12,000 y ards ginzed sitk, for covers, iso N. C.S. brass sonles, pairs. i rgeant’sdu do do 8,0 corporal’s and privates’ Lrase scgles, pairs. NCS. bronzed 0 S sergeant s do lo |= do 50 corpors!’saud privates’ brongeddo do 76,(00 yards 3 in worsted Ince,( yellow, scariet, sky 5a dein do, red bunting, white do. blue do. coat battens, vest do. suxpender buttons, white metal, shirt do. do. uttons, wood, si 12,000 tent slips, do. 5.0 @ tent buttons, do. do. do. § biue, orange, green «gross ” #0 common 4.000 galvanieed iron wire ro for tents. 1,000 do. lo. les, do. 3.40 mess pans, iron. 1,009 camp kettles, iron. three sizes. 12,000 tin canteens, (3 pints, weight 115¢ ounces with stoppers. 1,000 pick axes, two «izes. 2.0m do. . les. 1,000 camp hatchets. 40 trumpet cords and tassels, orange. 49 trumpet oords and tassels, yellow, 200 do. sticks, 2 do. do. All the above~ oned articies must couform ia al! respects to the sealed standard patterns in thia office, where they orn be examined and sample pat - terns will be sent by mail, with any additions! infor- tion in regard to them, which may be requested wanufacturers or others wishing to offer propo- sais. It is desirable that all the articles be of do- mestic manufacture. Deliveries to comme ce on the 15th day of Peb- ruary next, and one-ha!f of the quantity contracted for to be delivered in e monthly proportions, Ly wr before the 3th April the remainder within four months from that date, im monthly or grenter proportions, as the contractor may find it conve blent, % The ely ead is reserved by the United States of increaxing from one-third to one-half the quantity of all the supplies above m -utioned. Y Bo, the contractor one month's notice of such ired im Payrmonts will be mado on ench delivery, should Conerress have made an approprintion to meet them, as soon thereafter as nu eppropriation shail be ile for Sa purpose. U the contractor in folfiihng the contra: Bids wil be received from manwfacturers or reews lar lealers, only, in the articles proposed to be far mubed; aud none wil be comsdered in which the manufacturer's mil! or dealers place of business is uot specifealty set forth. Contracts will be bused on acoepted proposnis, for the fulfilment of which two or more suileient sceu- nities wall t The names. and the responsibility, 0! ‘persons propoes ‘ecurities, with the ackuo edement of suid one that ther will be euch secu rity, op-wall Se@.that good asd sutherent secerity be furpished 19 onse & contract us wbtaued, wali bo transyytred with the proposals. tt tate he distinetly understood by every. persin obtaining 9 contrnet. that mud contract uppot trans - 1 ithout the consent of proper authority. that sale, mment, or transfer of it. without such consent having heen ob'ained. (exeept under a process of Inw.) will be regarded as an aiemd« ms D the contractor &: is Securit: pe dre — hie for #!| loxs or damare to the United States which may arise from said alamdon- nt. . . Bicporale fl be addressed to the ender: d, nnd wil! Tesatioracl Ryoposala for furnishing ariny avin HENRY ©. WAYNE, i SSawt Inne Rt. Major. A. Mr. wp. 5.2. wr. BER Mol.AUGHLIN’S STORE, No, sath Sag fF aa