Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1858, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED BVBRKY AFTERNOON, _ (UNDAY EXCEPTED.) — AY THE sTAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pa. avenus and Eleventh strest, By W. D. WALLACE. scription price is $3.98 year, in advance; $2 for si months; $1 for three months ; and for :ess than three months at the rate of 12 centes week. Biagie copies, one eent; in Wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) neerted three times for $1; every other day or semi-weekiy, 25 per cent. advance ; once s week, 50 per cent. advance. THE BANK OF KILLARNEY. “ To speak of the banking system in Ireland during the late war, and, indeed, at the present day,”” said an Irish gentleman, one evening, at Brooke’s, “is as bad as talking of a@ fire toa man who has been burned out; and lost alt his property in the flames. To such an extent was this species of robbery carried, at one time, that provincial or country notes were issued for sums so low as three-pence, whilst those for six shillings were actually accounted high.’ Another gentleman having expreased awaze- ment at this state of things, the first speaker gave the following instance of the truth of his assertion: {nm the town of Killarney,’’ said he. “ was one of these banks, the proprietor of which was a kind of saddler, whose whole stock in that trade was not worth forty shillings; but which forty shillings, if even so much, was the entire amount of bie capital in the banking concern. ~ Lonce accompanied a large party of Eng- lish ladies and gentlemen to that enchanting here, having amused ouselves for a few we were on the point of returning to Dub- lin, when one of the party recoll that be had in his possession a handful of the saddler’s paper. Accordingly, we all set out, by sy of —< to have them exchanged, our principal object being to see and converse with the pro- prietor of such a bank. ‘‘ Having entered the shop, which barely suf- ficed to admit the whole company, we found the banking saddler hard at work making a sadd One of the gentlemen thus addressed hi “** Good morning to you, sir; I presume you are the gentleman of the house?’ - “ At your service, ladies and gentlemen,’ re- turned the saddler. << Tt is here, I understand, the bank is kept!” eontinued wy friend. ~*You are just right, sir,’ replied the me- chanie, ‘ this is the Killarney Bank, fur want of s better.” “My friend then said : ‘ We are on the eve of quitting your town, and as we have some few of your notes, which will be of no manner of use to us elsewhere, Ill thank you for cash for them.” “The banker replied. ‘Cash! plase your honor, what is that? is it anything in the leather line”? I have a beautiful saddle here a3 ever was put across a horse ; good and chea; upon my say so. How much of my notes have you, sir, if you plase?"” ed juestion uired some time for an answer, ¢ lation being erect h my friend counted them out as fol! r : - s. d. Three notes for 3d. each .. -0o 9 Two do forid. each -00 8 Two do for 64d. «: -@i 1 Three do for Sid. \- fourths ofa 02 1x Two do for 9d. each ol 6 One do for ts. Id. or nolit One do for Is. Gd. ot 6 One do for3s 3d teens. 303 One do for three half-penny, or three thirteens and a-half....0 3 9% £015 9 “** There, sir,” said he, ‘are no leas than six- teen of cael prem to pay, for the amazingly large sum of fifteen shillings and ninepence, sterling money.’ ‘“* « By the power, it’s yer honor may say that thing ; for, if sterling maves true to the back- bone, it’s the Killarney notes will keep out for open round, without no changing at all at “«* No doubt, no doubt,’ said our spokesman; ‘but we are upon the eve of departure, and shall require change on our journey.’ “*Ye will require the same thing, sure enough, but I vow to my God I’ve no more sil- ver money in the place nor these four tinpin- nies, and « few harpurs, aa isn’t worth yer lordship’s n: 3 “Good Heaven, sir; returned the gentle- man, ‘how is it possible that you carry on the banking business on so slender a capital ?” “*-O, by the hokey! aisy enough, wy dear,” replied the banker ; ‘the cratars are delighted to have my beautiful notes, fur there is very litde other money stirring in these parts, and they buy their potatis aud buttermilk, with them, aud so the notes pass on from one to the other very comfortably.’ “*But you are continually liable to have them sent upon you for their value,’ obscrved one of the company. “That's trae enough, yer worship! whene- ver any of the farmers wants a horse-collar, or asadde, or other harness, they brings me a handfal vf the paper, and it’s myself never refused to give them a good article in ex- change.” **Do you mean to say, then,’ continued the gentleman, ‘that your nutes are never required to be cashed 7° = “Cashed! echoed the banker, ‘it is changed, ye e ertainly !’ repled the querist, “Ive that same is a great expense to me! The eraturs bring me back the notes when they get ould and ragged ; and it’s myself niver yet refused to change them for beautiful new ones, fresh from Dublin city, and [ puts my name wo them to make them go the faster.’ “Here the whole party, finding it impossi- ble to restrain their mirth, set up a loud shout of laughter, upon which the banker thus con- tinued : “*Upou my say so, I'm right glad to find so worshipful a company enjoy their merriment; but it’s myself knows well the power of money it costs to get them engraved so beautiful, and to get them printed on such nice thick paper, aye, five hundred at a time.’ "Don’t you mean to say, then,’ said the first gentleman ‘that the holders of you notes nev- er demand the lawful mouey of the country in exebange for the: “Sare, yer lor ul mo silver ye e * Certainly!’ returned the querist. “*Oh, by the powers!’ replied the banker, ‘the people hereabouts woulda't insalt me by axing the question; if they did, may be the bank would stop payment, and then there would be no money at all at all. No, they would be sorry to do any such thing ; they give the notes to one another, when they're tired of keeping them, or when they want to buy any- thiag- I-get more boddher. axing yer honor's pardon, in changing the notes for the gentry us comes to see the Lakes, than from all the rest o’ my paper put together. The big divil ty away with the Lukes of Killarney, say I.° “* Then [ presume, sir,’ said the gentleman, holding vut the notes, ‘we have nu oveasion to Waste more time in endeavoring to obtain pay- ment for t evens of paper of yours be sorry, most noble sir,’ re- turned the banker, ‘ to waste any more of your lordship’s time, or of sweet beautiful la. dies and gentlemen, bat I have an illigant bridle here, a+ isn't to be matched in Yoorup, Aishy, Afrikey, or Merica; its lowest price is }32. 62d.—we'll say 15s. 64. to yer at if ye Ml be piased to accept of it, there will two-penee half-penny, or a three-penny note coming to your lordsbip, and that will close the Lasiness at once’ “*Keally, sir, said the gentleman, laugh- ing. ‘1 have uo occasion for the bridle—it would only be an encumbrance to me.’ * ~*May I bave the boldness, then, to ask when yer lordship will lave town’ inquired the banker ~* Our carriages are at the door of the Ina,’ returned the gentleman, ‘and the adjustment of this affair ‘How unfortunate seratehing his head; ‘ but as neither saddle nor bridle lie in yer lordship's way, if ye eould but jast delay yer journey until the Cork mail comes in, [ expect by the coach.# thirty shil- ling Bank of Irelauder, and then we'll settle the business in a jiffey, though upon my deed and deed, and double deed! you have no vc casion to be in the least dread or uneasi about the notes, because dye see as how, there is not a banker {rom this to Dublin, ay, or to isn’t the notes them- y enough, any how’ But VOL. XI. Galway, that would not be proud to take Jack Ryan’s paper.’ “«« That is not so very certain, my good fel- low,’ returned the gentleman ; ‘ the people on the road know us to be Strangers, and they wit Syasiet payment in the legal coin of the re: “*Pray, sir,’ said the banker, eagerly, ‘ does yer honor mane to take the road to Mill street? because, as how, yon must go that way any how, there being noother. Uh! then, it is there Mr. Cotter will nd Ba to see sofine a y' Special Notices. Dysrxrsia anv Fizs,—Dr. Tracy Delorme, great curer of Consumption was for several years 20 badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for a part of the tame he was confined to his bed. He was eventually cured by a prescription furnished him by a young clairvoyant girl. T! reseription, given by a mere child while trance, has oured evarybody who has taken it, never b ited once. It is equally as sure in cases of fitsas of dyspepsia. The ingredients may be found many drug store. I wil! send this valuable prescription to any person on the Teceipt of one postage stamp to pay postage. Address Dr. ‘Tracy Drtorme, New York Post Office. jan 2% 2m* 1 4M IN PossEssion of some valuable certificates in favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of its efficacy im relieving bronchial disease attended with severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and sale, and is composed of roots and herbs pi from the Blue Ridge; it 1s no common article. ‘They are nicely enveloped in my cireulars, wheremy pince of residence is seen, ¥ : ‘The extract of a flower called the Alpha-Oirtment for the Piles, can, with the Syrup, be fowtid at Mr. at several other places on well as G company at his hotel. and joyful will he be to entertain with the best, both for man and horse, for the notes’of the Killarney Bank.” “*[t being in vain to think of any exchange of this non-circulating medium, the English gentlemen not attaching the same importance to it as the banker, the party wished him a food morning and took their leave, laughing eartily at the adventure. ‘a LT alka however, which blows no- \y ; when the party arrjved at the Inn door, they found the Carttiges stiianded by nearly two hundred unfortunate mendicants, amongst whom the gentlemen let fly their Notes, in order to have a. cleared, and took their departure whilst. the miserable cre- atures were scrambling for the alms." eet. In rin at - Ledbetter’s. In Baltimore, at Hance’s, 108 Balti- - A eouren to Maney is often wanted when | more street. i a7-tf t can’t ad, but # poor one is better than ze | none, when a man is in » hurry—yviz., namely, | | SPuctaL Ne Perfamed babe ge = bd - inning sn T ind di fpr anes ”" dressing use G early days ‘exan independence | 1000 ; x and youth an eccentric genius, stil! living and | * Woodland Pretes Kae a ors reigning, was clerk of one of the western coun- | tlemen’s hair to ae — Bw ties, | The village was quite seoluded in the | eseh. Propriétors, Net*York prairies, an Squire pastured his cows on - i the broad acres around, bringing them home at Po Lisecerge rene othe | of Nee aaped night, and letting them go to grass in the morn- tech ot... Pa-avenilé. ; ni? He kept a bell on one of them to help him nding them ; but one morning,.as he w: "that the cla as = letting them loose. he perceived 4 YEAR! per of the bell was lost out, and, being iuabl 51.0 YEAR. Profitable and none ler to find it, he made'® substitute by making fast | $1,000 A YEAR. ment for all tunes. rsOps in his own office key. Not till he had reached his | $1000 yee eek ey OCS office did it occur to him that he should want | $100 A YEAR. brio hil up their lereure hours, the key, but now finding himself locked out, he | $1,000 A YEAR. may hear of such by ericiosing betook himself ‘0 other matters. proposing to | $1000 A Ea + Pror Psine 1 GONE. recover the key atnight. About noon arough- | $100 A YEAR. Beh yd. 4.551, New #or Post and-ready young Texan, in buckskin dress, | 1.0004 EA « Othee, The employ mentis fitted came riding into town, inquired for the oler, | Zit 4 YEAR. fo eitner sex; station in | rg scared him up, and asked for marriage a li- | $1.00 A YEAR: consumption, and oan be manu- cense. 1,000 A YEAR. fwctured in the agent’s dwelling; ., Sorry I can’t accommodate you to-day, but | $1,004 YEAR. Roel By hia? Be | it’s no go.’ 1,100 A YEAR: Wanted in every town fa the ‘Why not? I’m going to be spliced to-night, Sino0 A YEAR. Union. jan 25 Im* and I must have it whether or no.’ ‘But the fact is,’ said the clerk, ‘ my office is t ILLINERY, DRESS-MAKING AR, ENT. bere up, and my cow is gone away with the tey : “THIMMING ESTABL Ladies visiting Washington are res formed that we to mak Cloaks, Basq styles, and A large » latest and_ handsomes! BASQUES, UND RIBBONS. and MI tion, always on 15 2a fully in- \ . The cow !—what does the cow want with the ey?’ ‘0 the old fellow told the whole story, and the two set off for the prairie to find the cattle and get the key. But the more they looked the less they found, and finaliy had to give it up. A bright thought struck the clerk of the county. ‘I'll fix you out!” said he, and Young Texas jumped a rod, so tickled was he to know that he was to be fixed out of the fix ho was in. They proceeded to a store close by the office, and there the county scribe indited the follow- ing autograph :— * Republic of Texas: To all who shall see this present, greeting: Whereas I, the under-, signed, clerk of thiscounty, having this morn- ing unthoughtedly tied my office key asa clap- per into my cow’s bell; and whereas the said cow has gone astray to parts unknown, bearing with her the said key, and therefore the said key is non tnventis ext —that is, can’t be had : And whereas one Abner Barnes has made ap- plication to me for a marriage license, and the said Abner persists that he cannot wait until the cow comes back with the key, but is com- pelled by the violence of his feelings and the arrangements already made to get married: Therefore these presents are to command any person legally authorized to celebrate the rites of matrimony to join the said Abner Barnes to Rebecca Downs ; and for doing so this shall be your sufficient authority. Given unde: wy hand and private seal, on the doorstep of my office—the seal of the office being locked up, and my cow having gone away with the key—this fourth day of October, A. D. 1838. Hesny Ospory, Clerk.’ action guaranteed in a’! cases. Dresa and Cloak amines, of h_ CLO BONNETS, RG LHAT A ré Market. | ddd! NOTICE.—Our hereby tendered to all who ha’ i couuts with us since our Ist issue of bills. But our princi pa! object now is to call the attention of those who have not paid to this notice. We want them to know that we are suffering for the use of the money due us, hope that without delay those persons whom we have in good faith ed will call or send in their settlements. ian % diw CLAGETT & DODSON. pH SHOALS A PSHIGESANDS er Just published. the 8d edition, 7 ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEMI- NAL DISEASES.—A scientific Trea’ on the treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Impo- tence, &c., resulting from virious habits acquired uve the critical passage f.om Youth to Man- BY DR. CULVERWELL, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Eng- land, (1827), Licenoiste of the Hall, (1854), and 30 Resident Practitioner in Lor Author of le to Health,” * ow to be Py Memoirs ingle and Married Life, &c, ‘nus small but valuable Treatise, written by world renowned Physician and Log Ser ints out the only sure and permanent cure forall diseases result ing from self-abuse. and is the only publication of it) kind written in @ benevolent spirit and by & scientif- ioman. It should be inthe hands of all who value their fe aod heaith and happiness bere and hereaf. ter. Price 12 cents, or 4 stamps. at the receipt of which it wil be sent, post free, aud well secured, by Dr. CH KLINE, No, 4% Ist Avenue, Box 4586, New York. jan 12 {TATE OF CALIFORNIA BONDS. Ds The law proving for Funding the Bonded, and other specified indebtedness. of the State of Cali fornia, requires that the old Bonds and Certificates snali be forwarded to Sacramento during this year to be cancelled and replaced by new ones, we will got as agonts im this business, and request an early delivery of the Bonds. _ jan 3 im CHUBB BROTHERS. GUITARS —a large assortment of Martin & Wasuixetox Gossip.—We have a remark- able story here from West Point, which cer- tainly reqnires looking into. The Chaplain there is Rev. Mr. French, un Episcopal clergy- man, formerly of this city, who was appointed te the post ent the late Presidential eam- i paign, just after he had published an affidavit | UW Schaize’ brated GUITARS have just ar that he believed Fremont to be a Roman Cath- | mved at the ee _ - olic, although he had baptised two of his chil- | Al*{,someline VIOLINS and PLUTES. dren into his own church. ‘The cadets, of | jan 2s if and Penn. avenue, course, are of various persuasions; but the form of Service at the Military Academy, un- der Mr. French’s adninistration, is Episcopa- lian alone. Not long sinee the Chaplain read the Cadets a severe lecture for their inatten- tion to the religious services,—at which all are required to be present,—and especially be- cause of their failure “= make the many responses, to kneel at the places appointed in ALSO, the E scopal services, rr Major, Delad d, Dee ee pent quality, and extremely rare the tary Commandant at the Point, fol- ms KING & BURCHELL, jan 15 corner Vermont avenue and i5th st. lowed up the lecture, it was stated, with a n al declaration to the Cadets that he should in fu- MBROTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS, Pur ur 1x Goop Casks, ture demand these observances of religious A fine assortment of cases from 5) cents to $5, Sheers sad kang ae Lory eee bo with good Likenesses, either Ambrotype, Daguer- iscipline. Agains is the Cadets rebel,— , . and 1 anderstand that they have v3 i wotyre; or Meleainotypes. Warranted good like Come early in the day. Episcopalians and all—not to make the re- z Fs ep unless Major Delafield rises in the Pa ore Sates ebapel and gives the word of command in mili- | jan o1-tr Fapestses Market Space. tary style.— Times. There is, we told, no truth in all this, except $100,000. SPECIAL NOTICE. as to the very proper requirements to attend HOOK, BROTHER & CO. . 9 have just received from New York, religious worship. What the Rev. Mr French wrote in regard to Colonel Fremont was in a ON CONSIONSEWE, ANOTHER CHOICE ASSORTMENT private letter which the Republicans forced into print by betting $1,000 with Mr. Burrows, oF RARB AND DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS, INCLUDING, All Wool De Laines, at 25, 37%. and 5 ots, AVIAR, PETITS POIS, CHAMPIGNONS, We call the attention of connoiseurs to our im- Pere ol ETITS POTS, in butter and natural, SAR o) N ry) in oul. CRA PIGNONS, natural. hh Sao es + in kegs. piel 5 BROPPES, taturals in este an ketien, of Orleans, that no such letter had ever been written. Mr. F. was a witness forced upon the stand by Col Fremont’s friends, but he isto be Black Silks ‘and 75 ots. abused by some of them nevertheless, for sim- silk top nn Robes a Quille. . ply stating a fact in a private letter toa friend. ko. oe 7 a Grenadines, N.Y. Express. At Unprece: mthy Le we Prices, Coorerine 4 “Workive” Beer Barrer.— A fellow named Driscoll, of Philadelphia, imagined that he was a beer barrel, and sta- tioning himselfin the corner, required his wife to fill him up with lager. She protested and told him to go about his work. He replied that beer barrels didn’t go out to “work,” but if she would pour fresh beer into him, he could ‘“work’’ as other beer barrels do. If you are empty. said bis spouse, your staves must be dry and hoops looze. They are, said Driscoll. Then I will tighten the hoops first, replied the wife, and taking ber broomstick commenced like a cooper to pound all round the “barrel."’ ne. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between éthand 9th ats. N. B.—These ed goods are separate aii from our regu! far stock and will be pert exhibition on the spacio COND FLOOR of our es- tablishment. fe l-lw_ i ECI t. NOTICE.—Tre subscriber respe.tful- +2 ly notifies ;ersons having unsettled accounts with him that the r biils will be presented for settle- ment within this month, when he bores, they wi 1 ceive prompt ait ation, e na*ure of hia bus; does not =| ow time for repeated debted to hin: not settled T am “‘too tight now,’’ said Driscoll. 1 know Bo Sch STEEL. | sea side — hg Te hi ‘Drisao Bax, santas Fred atta ear, upward to loosen the , when Dri og, Tire, Buster TEE moved his pegs out off the door, toaming with «Orders tis ony and every 4: Soiptiog of Bhaot rage ; but when he cooled off be went about his we VARS ETROMPSON, “work.” Nothing like et tape, saya Mrs. | ~ uae 326 Pa. ave., antes Lng ty 8 Driseoll, for a tight beer barrel, when it isdry. | isn ‘Intel, States,& Alex Deeeiee Sramerpe tx a Court Room.—The New York pers say that. on Monday last, in the Police a at Brooklyn, an Irishman was brought in for sentence fur some offence of which he been convicted. As he stood there among oth- | th: i awaiting sentence, i pox was bveaking out on him th great virulence. Tusmediately a general pede took place, the clerk turned ghastly and leaped out of the window ; the judge the buil was about to tumble ears, out the window after RIGHTLY'S aes see DICEST OF the United States from the Con- Beas Sua eee “ongress. the ge text given in ae erent ie bev feta se A le, t the clerk, while the deputy sheriff and some other officers got out of the way of infeetion by climbing among the rafters. Irishman was gotout of doors and was told to scud and never return. The extra judi ial sentence “Pat” availed himself of, with due alacrity. Thecourt y = *s, Fol: id Morton’ GeGWeld Peas. various uizosand styles, (or saleat tood adjourned that day, no one venturing pote neg eas She ‘back into the room. Mans rere erioe Jus NCK TAYLOR, FrASslONABLE DANCING, PROF. H. W. MUNDER respectful: noun the public peasrally ther will commence on Tu his last quay y to be prepared for tue exhibition ars oormesis| oO a solicited to Join ‘as soon as possible as the rh e~ Fancy Dances will take piace immediat: 5 mme for this season will be entirely far exee! Say ever offered to the public. " eats who desire to see their children easy and a vi in their carriage, shouid not fail to enter 8001 Gentlemen Siagses on Tuesday and Thursd.y evenings, as usual. from 73% until 934 o'clock. jan 30-dtf pancine ACADEMY. Mr. T F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have the honor to announee ree Ladies Bomen, of Washingt Georgetown that he will ‘igsees for new, Par grace! them P. 6 lemen, . Ms Saoragtows on Wednesday, ber, at Miss ver’s Ladies Sem- ». licati be isd BF sifeet, between sth sad se inary, from 30 For terms and particu at Mr. G.’s res loth stre a, . Fducational. _ i YOURE PI wo. The Seoond Tori of the tenth ycer of this Iusti- pe et ay OARDING_AND pAY SCHOOL FOR B nemo Soo m and L Streets, MRS. WM. KESILLEY & DAUGHTERS| Circulars, terma, and necessery information given on app'ication to » Wim. Kealey. jan i5-dtPeb&colm Pianos, &c. 10} eMIUM G LD MEDAL PREMI 3 IANO FORTES. ‘WILLIAM KNABE, jor partner in the late firm of Kyabg, Gaxuie & Co., Continues the manufacture and sale of grand ane uare PANO FORTES, underthe name of William Knabe & Co. at tue old stand, os, 1, 3, 5 and 7 North Butaw street op- orate pe regen lr meltimore. Seles R. = ve also ju: ened A new es No 207 Baltimore Street! between Charles and fs ht Streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr Henry MeCaffery 8s & music store, where they will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of plain L hed grand aud square Fi poly ey op gee 80, c) makers, from e with double key-boaras, double reeds, Octave, som: stops suit small churches, jeing ex! survey e1 ed in the manufacture«f tome) we will sell wholesale ard retail, on the most liberal terms. Our Pianos were awarded the highest um ‘gold medal) at the Fairs of the Maryland institute © successive years—October, 1855, and 1856—in op- position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some of the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal- timore. We were alsoawarded the i comimeyat the Industrial Exhibition held im Richmond, Vir- 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded € others of the high appreciation in which our instruments are here Held. oTAT instruments sre guaranteed for five years, snd & privilege of exchange is granted within the first 2ix months from S30 day of sale if the instruments do not ti a eae iol fe dealers will ohn it to therr edvactage ive Us & fore purchaging. i exchanged, hired, tuned. _marieiy WM. KNABE & CO, GIVE MORE OF RAVEN, BACON & CO,’8 wi superior oS arrived at the, arerooms Ohy. G. METZEROTT. © Second hand Pianos for sale cheap. n2-tf Tyennse CLARKE’S ial aaa] HALLETT, DAVIS & CO.’s' CELEBRATED PIANO KORTES, Constantly receiving and for sale only b: JOHN F. k: LLL 396 Pa.av., between 9th and loth = Purchasers will find it to their interest to examine for themselves the superior qualities of the above also on PE othe oe n l6-tr_ pes MUSIC DEPOT OF W. G. METZE ROTT, corner of Jeventh street and, Pennsylvania avenue, is the largest te awl ouly complete Musical Establishment in' the Distriet of Columbia. Bacon, Raven & Co’s and Rosenkranze’s cele- brated PLANOS are alwayson hand in great varie ty; also, Prince’s riot MELODEONS. Toxetiver with nmense stock of Musical In- struments and Sheet Music of every description, ewe agen tuning executed by Mr. Rebine, fi ianus. Stovis, Covers, Melodeons, &c., &c., hand. CusLEeo HAIR, MOSS, HAIR SEATING, 7 Gimps, Tufts, Buttous, Twine, Cauvass, Dam- ask, Sofa Springs, Castors, &c.. &c., &o. A fuil — nt ot = ee and Uphol- asters’ Goods ut prices to suit the tunes. PELVANS & THOMPSON, $26 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and Leth sts., jan % 2w Washington, D.C. (Intel. States.& Alex Gazette.) EW CONFECTIONERY, No. 447 7th st., ome door north of G st. ‘The subsoriber respeotfhlly announces to the citi- zeus and the public that he fitted up his estab- at in the best style. and has om hand the st CONFECTIONERY ofail kia CREAM always to |. and of the very best quality, which he will farm&h to order, in any and Bak cs rail ‘kinds, every das ES. of al 8. y . made of the best material the market of FANCY CAKES that is vsually e of this kind. rties. iene ge &c., furnished to order iortest notice and un the most reasonable team ta-tmn* WM. P. FORD. CARRIAGES. HE aubaitiber having made additions to his Faotory, making 1t nowoue of the largest, in the District, where bis facilities for' mufacturing al kinds of CAK RiAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be fested, sad from Bie les Gots en 5m the busi- ~ hopes ive tisha . mal kinds of Carnages and Light Wagons kept on Maal REPAIRS neatly dono, aud all orders prompt- r- ly attended to, . . Second-hand taken in exchange for new ones. Carnage Rew rer EW J. JOY TE: d 10-tf corner of i4th and E sts, 20 ,000 ai reg Se TREE So oe, Fi le at Nursery, uear Wasi ton. Tl above Trees arg all of fine growth, and of a best select fruit. ral assortment of ORNAMEN-' Tale: VERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT jan 22 2m JOSHUA PEIRCE. VE YOUR BYES. oh BN nnd assist them, by the WOOLFSOD who from Europe hf bis 5 iH the manu: 'e ofa good many ofbars of the inteat improved SPeCEACLES and cy F- ; among w! RISCOPIC CONCAVE ond CONVEX, T A 4 OUR LE FOCUS and mgd E POLIS) SRAZILIAN PEBBLES. C Paris STALs ich are warranted to improve any EYE | with weakness, cataract or tending to it; also SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS. ‘hi tom those new ang Them, wil be'culted at Lrstaight:, hoes wi ert - 138 VENEZUE) eB TSIBEAL ROCK OTL TAN ie received the highest recommendations at the ‘or! NO. 1,575. Insurance, &o. es bn HeME INSURANOE COMPANY OF NEW Cash Capital. = -- B590,000 Surplus over. " The undersigned, havin, dings, Merabaind sdise, < ate, ko. en as favora. 2 % ven. oe bh bli i HE IMPROVED SETS OF je terms as other roaponsib Pras ioe. T TEETER. . cent, No. 512 7th st., oppo. Intelligenoer Office, ian23-eo2m G EDWARD SNOWDEN. ENERAL CLAIM AND KEAL ESTATE AGENT. For Bounty Lands. tion of Claims and the Departmen’ tates, attend to Ren! Fe Bias om ee successfully introd ; eee omen 3, er. corner 7th and Louisiena avenge, Washington, City, AND SILVER PURCHASED AT THE BEST RATES. FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD, ON THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EU- ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT. GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA BMO- NEY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED FORK DEPOSITORS, PAYABLE INSAME FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHARGING THE CURRENT RATES.-CHECKS MUSTBE MARKED ACCORDINGLY, Ee Seg ee TEC a mre ALLY pins sen als that an experi sine oe, 0 nurcber of pa — — surmount “y, ai 5 SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRINCI- yonve Traine the opinion, of many ses PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN “ ly Dre. SUMS TO SUIT. srdal 3, has led him, Festa > apes y ul BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM- for ‘the wetica ot Gestion’ ee is the only reliable su ecold rhe, UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND | mouth, ss was most conclesively shown to the let seca ses Although he flatter from his, % LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED AT THE | dence HIGHEST RATES. fawn to bis numorows friends ead patrons. be ar os TESTIMONIALS: ao EENY, RITTENHOUSE, FANT & CO- | prom the late Rectorat the Chuck of Epiphany of EN PER CENT. INVESTME ” | _ Dr. Srermgn Barr: deaire toexprese Tt ration vrei e wn of Da =P} capi poration ox: T is own ink 10 per cent. interest by Coupon fa ew ime bave beed high iy sat! inks So es ork. Bonds of $500 exch. The growmg city of receive the patronage from my u mn wi a! le mania debt ir only $189,000, and te railroad dett | Washington, Ang.3, las "'d. W. PRENOM, only $125,000, and caunot now be inof |. The — statistics tthe ot Were published in the Intelli- fencer of the Sot! September. We recommend ese believing them to be as safe as any it t bonds. yer alae CHUBB BROTHERS WSEAS MEARE Carrean.—_. —_ —__. __ $200,000 11" Hk eLAREORSRSTOR EN DINE MET: usual Cay satan, without Tenth Street and Peunsyivasis Avonne, over’ the ‘Sshington City Savings Bank, RECTORS. Wm. F. Bayiy, pent 4 ye edson Tayior, J To that seek relief from of the by Mohan, -W. Galt." teeth, cheerfully sees dee xy . 4 s Parsee ete ae 8 ©. RE, Presi _@Rarton D. Pty rane Ap il-ly Bes ices Exuns BROTHERS, a April 19. 1956. Durosirs.— reosived coks ‘We, the having had to, Sitles schacye. r oa the aipeaer sol tienefecntnes nag been 3 r * On Sard Citics farninhed So dopeatters Without charge.) | ant operations on ou’ families of ‘terest will be allowed in iapanens on Dxrosits.—ini on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed . 178 IN Vinginia anD UncurRENT Money. Deposits in Virginia and other Unourrent Money re- evived to sere log ina orin specie, we ung the regular Ex, e. Discounts.—N otes, Draits, and Bills of Ex: e will bediscounted, and Ioans made on 8, market rate. T on of Credit will be furnished, negotiabie in t ifferent Cities of the United States, on De; oat joney or Col and interest ‘allowed’ if oney is Sopenine, charged if Cousterais,on such termsas may a *PuavErine Bits oF fay peel G nnn ony be shed with drafts in such sume as may be de- sired negotiable in the different Cities of the Union. BILLs anD Lutrexs oy Ceenit on ENGLAND, Ine- Lanp anv Evkorg.—Biile of Exchange of Credit on Engiand, Ireland and Europe, furnis! &t the market rate for E. anes incase somes. NDs, Stocns, &¢.—Bonds, Stocks, and Seeuri- tres paying from 6 to 12 pr. cent., always for pe boug. Pin the different Crises at'a commas Et errs NOX, F: - or R: Sees ta sror THAT RATTLING. . 1am now prepared to put on “ Chapmen’s Elastic Anti-Rattling Shaft Fastener,” a ew remedy for the rattling of the shaft-clips of Carriages and Wagons, which can put on at & sinal! expense. Cal! and examine at my Factory, where I be 1 have pr. cent. Where Stucke are bought upon 01 We | certificates from the | Coachmakers in the reserve the right to call for s deposit of 10 pr.centon | oon , EW J. rc} the gost. Or Stocks wil be ordered br tele | PT"? aNDRk Wy poke "ats. ; SECRET INFIRMITIE8 OF YO HE SECRERD MATCRI Ts hii Just Published. Gratic, the 5th Thousand. A few ‘ords of the Rational Treatment, without Ms fcine, of Spormaatorn or Loca eakness, Nocturnal Emuisesyons, Geuital, and Nervous Debilaty P, vy the System, tency, and I; } ments to Marr a generally, by B. DE NEY. M. BD, The im portan he many alarming t fact that the com ra . RaiLeoaD, Citi. anp Stats Bonps.—Rail + Secbtistion, either ia Hus eowtey or Europes Ras 1» C1 m nt or Be purchased for cash or with Bods. Lasp Wanxants.—Land Warrants bought at the market rates. All Warrants sold by us are guaran- nd Warrants jocated on commission, ari Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re- OU eeies will be forwarded to Western Houses on orders, or sent for sule on commiseion to responsible parties. Rat. Estate anp InsvRancee.— Real Estate bougit and suid, and insurances effected. laints, ori if: ti udence Si vosis ay mosey rm witht hed 18 1u this 6 at + lear! ly demonstrated ; and the Ci Unite 8: , COURT OF le i Gonenuse-Claimson the United States, before ths Sdepted ty the eptees, fully expnned Cee Court of Claims or Congress, intrusted to us, will be | which every one is jed to oure By It perfects prosecuted by prompt and able atturners. find at the fonst posible cont. therely aveiding ‘4 CHUBB BROTHERS, the advertised rostrums of the day. Jan 2 Opposite the Treasury, | “Sent to any address, gratia and post free, ine ANKING HOUSE -Samnaesinredinedbcarcins "bE LANEY. CHUBB BROTHERS. sem-dkwtf 17 Lis: street, New York. Depositore depositing Bank Notes’ will please LE AND PORTER, “Depoaites of Gol will be pnsagn Oeil A form the inhabitante and visitors of ti Accounts will be opeued with depositors allowing | here tA earm™ the tubabitante an re iee Sptustec beeen ceeded pick eects if yet aad BROWN STOUT PO! Z le positor i ft a> com HUBB BROTHERS. | Renufsctured here entirely from Malt Hope: for Tictsie. warranted <2 from ail injuneus in casks of various sizes, suitable fealeurente, Boarding House’ and jelivered by my own drays, many part the sbowe cities, at the Brewery rioes. rg f B spooived by Dost Will be attended to the lowing. eee cnacmnen. Qa © soEPR DAVISON. [_APUES. PLEASE READ. y acd ofr creer CMa ceived Instructions from New York, to pell tie give assortment now Jens, rd mission, at less count ee : "e offered. Brench Sabieny ikl and grace Chose SrerBrocent to thie erty, for $10 and $12, MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS, nt jan Opposite the Treasury, 5 apart! iff did S OFFICE Adjoining The States Printing Ofce. » Agent for The subscriber, nage Agen’ ior, Pelumece Omo and Washington Branch has ore ‘an office, at the above , for the accom- rs meg fd a, whee ceaees — left — the use of Wagons to convey Bag; or Facing to and from Railroad De; xt, Bteamboats, &e.. or: reinoval to any point in this City or Georgetown. Office open from 7 o'clock a. m. to 10 o'clock p. m., daily, it Sunday, 7 to 10 o’elock &. m.,2 o’elock folp mn SOHN Me MeCLINFOCK, Bageace Agent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. N,. B.—Persons coming to Washington or. to ‘and Cloaks, of superior quailty, very Balter ae ee u upton Fi heen. attention is oecsianiin aed 5 . my agents, on she cars, Arilll have their @ taken | Mink Sable Capes, worth over 100, cach for 7s re Of at this office, or at Baltimore office, No. 1) Sharp street, and no extra charge. die ink able AMUEL P. HOOVER'S BOOT, SHOE, AND = rea S RUxK ESTABLISHMENT, " ere ae I have on band a @ assortment of Ladies’, F Stns pale" Gncencee" apa isiemng Gosemers, Boots, Slippers. Baskins hailed “ae ae ma a ihon - a gl x ng Boots and Shoes, which ches ¥ Kiso. a splendid took of Sole Leather Trunks at _jeant "Calf and examine for yourseiven at a — . P. HOOVER, - jor “4 Bab ON FASHIONABLE BERSUMERIES, inn 14 Sth and Seth attach Perens wisi Laced ooKs! RQOKSS _ | ci smepal. Wat POLIDE. Grunbbenl SiFrsi_orrrss—oiF ts" (PRIENTAL NATL POLISH, erving » teanut Stare. tae tar etree Pa ave 18-3 es F eee PHILBRICK’S THIRD ANNUAL SALE | SOO 0S0 tn APPOINTED alearneds tnd dsinenn of vino relofore anno No. 478 Penns; Jeanie. aren “* Arat door east of W ree agent for JM Anger a oe ; Nee ip papethee ry 5 T United States Horel. chine for Washington and Alex 4 pee Lien OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI- fhoon for severe! fears, we Sod the best re for gal tore, corner of Eighth street Ged , ng Slee, Family Sewing Npchines of » plan, feeaa's wens, Gr Kighth street No, 481, be- at OR a med pind NS & CO. Do wot mis aké the coreer. of ah ap ‘will be | ian tm es Sth Rind Worn eta. vont in Europes" ws wet upwards. Bene has TES.—A beautiful Gover ¥ a MS cstose god Mo. | gi Tar storey asl needs only to beaece tobe appre. iieieceyeneee raat | TEATNs tnowrzen arn, Just received * Presante will be given away with | jan 15-solm (Intel.Umonk States) Washington. ‘i ARs Tar homd toch sta, store GM Bole Agent of Erard'e lew a 556 Fan ay -~ bot ~ von pee Ww. and "8 superior Casa PAID FOR FORNITURE.. y ese : rites be P Hai 13th ate for pad ntand tas EUR ITORE. ret . by vane re disposing of thot WeNTLEMEN'S CLOTHING OF REST ant : their [ ch household efeeta.* < Gara: made to = ; : foots... ONT & eoomns, jan io FRANCK TAYLOR. we ‘henyibe put oa ‘eco. jan 3-2w 0 SA 7th street. near I. , CCORDEONS, VIOLINS NS. VOLINs. PLU UTES 2 ay. bet. ‘Sth and loth sts. N UPRIGHT PIANO, 7 octaves, beautiful Strings, jos. Violincellos, oe tants inal & Btatewt A Tonueen mae nish, exquisite tone, for | Music Paper, &c., always on hand, wholesale MERICAN NAC for 18, jue gale at a great iargain,at Our Piano Forteand Musto | retail, at eur 'Piaxe 4 yATOR YS Mabey Store. No, 36 Pa. avenue, between ph and week JOHN F. ELLIS. received, at Dear Mh sty en B JOHN F, ELLIS. ind 306 Pa, av,, bet. 9th and loth sts, als >