Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1858, Page 1

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue § Eleventh St., By W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers at $4.8 year, er 37 conta per month. To mail subscribers the sub- Soription price is $3.08 year, in advance; $2 for 81x months; $1 for three months ; and for jess than three mouths at the rate of 12 centsa week. Single copies, one cent; m wrappers, two cents, ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) Reerted three times for $1; every other day or semi-weekly, 25 per cent. advance; once s week, 5 per cent. advance. + 1g WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1858. Even VOL. XI. Star. NO. 1,603. THE GREAT «“ REVIVALS” OF i855. The following “revival” incidents we take from New York papers : [From the Express. The secular, as well as the religious journals, give large attention to the religious feeling in the city, which seems in a greater or less de- gree to have reached all denominations. The awakening has continued for several weeks and the sphere of its influence is becoming wider every day. The det: of daily move- ments and meetings in this great city would fill the columns of a daily journal. fhe nu- merous prayer meetings are all crowded. The experience of a sailor was thus related at Plymouth Church : When I went to sea I left behind me one of the best mothers that ever lived. She was a pious woman, and used to pray for me. She used to pray for me before I went away from home, and after I had gone she prayed more than ever. Her prayer always was that I might become « Christian. In my beak youth, before 1 went away from my father’s house, 1 was a scholar in a Sunday-school where I learned many lessons that [ shall never forget. When I was at sea, off St. Vincent, a great storm arose. It was a tremendous gale, and many vessels were wrecked. There seemed to be no possibili y that the ship could hold out against it, and we gave up hope. There was bot # single person on board that wasa Christian —none to whom I could go to seek counsel in view of preparing for eternity. I sat aione, by myself, thinking what I could do. I was afraid to meet death, for I was unpre- pared to die. All lessons that I had Jearned in the Sabbath-school came up before my mind. It seemed as if all that I fad ever heard, or read, or known, flashed before me, and ap- — as if it had all happened but yesterda thought of my religious iustruction; I thought of my mother’s prayers ; [ thought of the Bible ; 1 thought of God; [ saw my mother’s tears; 1 -letermined to pray, and [did pray. I made 4 vow before God, that if he would spare me, and suffer me to get ashore once more. [ would consecrate all the rest of my life to his service. He heard my prayer, and we were saved. Not one of the crew was lost, although the storm roved fatal fo many vessels. One of these, the ark Resolute, of New London, went down with all on board. Another lost eight men, and cawe near losing all, with the vessel itself. In a day or two afterward, we ran into St. Vineent, and were ashore sufe. The danger was over, and so was my resolution. I forgot, in a great measure, my solemn obligations to God. There was no house of worship in St. Vincent, but if there had been I doubt whether 1 would have gone into it. We are always apt to forget. when peril is past, the prayers we utter when itis upon us. A short time after- ward we were at St. Helena. Here there was ebureh, and when [ saw it I began to re- aa t what I had told God in the storm. It sn me with great seriousness. We did not remain long at the island, but I rea de- amined if possible to fulfill my promise. termined to seek and to find Christ. I began and to pray earnestly for my salva- ; and eed, rejoice with great joy, and tbank God with many thanks that he has ehown me the wey of life, and led my feet to walk init. The prayers of my good mother are now answered, fur | trust that [ am a child of God, redeemed by the blood of Christ. These words were uttered with some hesi- taney, oecasioned by great emotion, and were listemed to with great eagerness. Two other seamen related the circumstances of their conversion at sea. {From the Tribune } « Jessie's’ Goup Rixe.—In Mr. Beecher’s Church, Brookiyn, at the close of the morning service, Sunday, a collection was taken for the benefit of the poor in thecongregation. Among the audience was Mrs. Fremont(‘‘ Our Jeszie,”’) =sbo, happening to have no money in her pock- set, as the plate was passed, took from her fin- yer a heavy gold ring and threw it in, as the euly contribution which she was able at the moment to make. The ring contains on the outside an engraved “bee” (in allusion to a ieautiful incident in Col. Fremont’s passage of the Kocky Mountains.) and on the inside the suseription, “‘ March 4, °59."’ It will be sold for ¢ charitable purpose, and will, no doubt, bring 4 high price. Tar ‘ Fryise Artitcery’—More Anovt “AWFUL GARDNER.’’—Some months since the leading members of many of the Methodist eburches in the city, well Known for their ex- emplary piety, constituted themselves asociety with the object of promoting among the people an interestin religion. Their efforts have been attended with success beyond their most san- guine expectations. From its continually elanging field, it has been christened the ‘* Flying Artillery."’ Sunday the Artillery opened their batteries in the Norfolk street ethodist Church, the morning, afternoon and evening services being entirely in ex- hortation and prayer. Thechurch was crowded to its utiost—all the available space, either for sitting or standing, being occupied. The artil- Jery foree consisted of betweea 30 and 40— mustly of middle-aged persons, who took their places within the altar Among them was ex- Alderman Wesley Smith, whose conversion has been recently announced. Dir. Samuel Halstead, who led in the services of the afternoon, then read the requests of sev- eral persons asking (he prayers of the congre- gation for different relatives unconverted. A ssember of the band then offered prayer. Each prayer wus tollowed by a hymn, in which the whole cougregation joined After several prayers, brief exhortations were made, oue by ex-Councilman Purdy, in which he painted iu most glowing colors the joys of Christians upon earth. Mr..Purdy was fol- lowed by Mr. Halstead, who gave an account of the conversion of ** Awful’’ Gardner, at Port Chester. After alluding to the fact that Gardner's wife was @ Christian woman, and that he had at- tended upon the revival that was now pro- grossing. and was frequently importuned by pez and others to seek salvation and forsake tbe siwful life he bad been leading.—Mr. Hal- stead eovtinued the narrative as follows: A Christian who had been laboring with him said © Now, Mr. Gardner, don't you feel as if you ought to ehange your sourse ui life?” Said he, * Ido “ Then,’ he asked. “why don't you do sy‘ Well,” said Gardner, “I can’t begin now.” “Why not now?” “I have sume matters in New York to settle up first « Ab,” said the gentleman, * but you had bet- ter settle with your Maker first.’ Well,” said Gardner, “[ am gving to the city te-mor row morning. and when I return I will seek salvation.” Well, in the morning he had hs earpet bag ready to start, but said he, “ I guess J will wait uatil to-morrow morning,” and so he kept on putting it off until to-morrow for a week. The spirit of (iod had kept bim there “a Friday night he went to the meeting, and while he was there the minister said to him, Hado't you better make up your mind to come forward and seek salvation’ * Weil,” wwid be, “if I felt like that man I woutd referring to a man who showed his desire ts be aaved, but wus notyetconverted. ‘ Ah,” said Srother Gilbert, ‘your case is more critical thao bie" © Do you think so?" said he ** Yes, yoo know your duty and will not do it.”’ Gardoer went home that night “ [don’t like the remark the minister wade.” said he, “and J won't stay if Le thiaks I'm in that condi- tion" His wife said he didn tsloep that night. He twisted and rolled about as if in great dis- tress’ He agnin put off guing to the city. He said to another friend, “I am not satisfied with the life Ihave led. Iam guing, by the grace of God, to change my course ; Yon going totry sod be a different man."’ Un Wednesday he came forward and knelt down, but he didn’t get converted then. He didn’t get converted tue nextday, andin the meantime the mem- bers hud begun to frown at the sinful men who bad kuown him, and who came and filled the allery, saying, ‘Let's see what's going on.”’ But be dide'e inch. He knelt at the altar, , but again he was net converted. He said to the minister, ‘“‘ What does this mean?” “ Ah,”’ said the minister, ‘‘ od means to give you such a struggle that you will never forget it. He means to use you a8 @ means of converting others.’ On Monday afternoon they got him into a private house. He prayed so that near- tinues in a most satisfac state, as far as political matters go. The Emperor has made no sign whatever regarding this Canton diffi- culty, but the question arises in case of his proving as obdurate as Yeh, what will then he- come of the trade at the Northern ports. If Pianos, &o. (jOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. WILLIAM KNAB (Senior varther in the iste firm of Travelers’ Directory. WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. ler the name -, at the old stand, jos. 1, 3, 5 and 7 North Kutaw street op- P2Ptey Rene fat Sheeed CATE Salon Room a m No.7] Baltimore street, between Charles and Light streal on ie premises y oocupi Tr Henry ‘MeCaltery'as a musio store, where Led will ol ly all that part of the town gathered about the | Canton be held by the allies, the trade will Continues ferent! rd of grand and house. ‘What is that?’’ “It is Gardner | doubtless spring up there, in case it is inter- . poate a FORTES. a 8 praying for merey.”” t was good—was it not? (Criesof‘*Amen”’) I hope toGod some here will so pray. On Monday night be went again to the altar. On Tuesday he said, “I have got to go to White Plains,” and a friend said, “I will go with you,” and he put up his rupted at other ports. do. The Trains at 6and $a. mand direotly at Baltimore for the Kas the West. Those at ¢a. m. god 515 Special Notices, DyspEpsta AnD Fits,—Dr. Tracy Delorme, great eurer of Consumption, was for several years #0 Reiay tor r : olis,and at 3 pm. for Frederick and Norfolk. ‘The keep constantly on hand a large assortmen' > horse and they left together. They talked on | badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for a part of the and highly “Gnished grand and ‘square Piano Fort cairn Aue is mal Woakeceies bein The without knowing where they were going, until | time ho was confined to his bed. He was eventually | 8/80, Melodoons, from the best makers, from ¢ to 5- : : Eastern train of Saturday at 4.20 p.m. goes only to Philadeiphia, On Sunday only one train—at 4.20 p. m. yan 20d TH. H. PARSONS, Agent. EW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE. octave, some with doubie key-boards, double reeds, and stops to suit smal! churches, Being extensively 1 ed inthe manvfacture of " we will sell wholesaleand retail, on the moat erms, he hauled the horse upon one side of the road, and shouted out, ‘Hallelujah.’ All at once the devil came tohim and said, “ What are you doing—praising God—a man as wicked as cured by @ presoription furnished him by a young clairvoyant girl. This preseription, given by a mere child while in a state of trance, has cured every body who has taken it, never having failed once. It is : Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium J you have been—you have made a mistake!’’ | ¢auaMy assure in cases of fits as of dyspepsia. The {geld medal) at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute FOR ALL PARTS OF THR WEST. Gardner said he thought he had make a mis- ingredients may be found in any drug store. I will ‘oO successive years—October, 1855, and 1856—in op- position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some of the best makers from New } ork, Boston and Bai- timore. We were alsoawarded the first premiumiat the Industrial Exhitition held in Richmond, Vir- sate 1855 and 1856. ‘Fhey have aiso been awarded he highest premium (silver jal) at the Metro- po.tau Mechanies’ Fair for } In addition to this we are in send this vainable prescription to any person on the receipt of one postage stamp Le pay postage. Address Dr. Teacy DeLorme, New York Post Office. jan 28-2m* take, but he came to the chureb, and while kneeling. the clouds began to dispel, and a bright light surrounded him; soon be took his handkerchief, and covered his eyes. Said the minister, ‘What are you doing Gardner?” “ Why.”’ said he, “ there is such BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. The recent extension and jinprovement of its tead ing connecting linés at the West has required an en tire revision of the running arrangements of this road by which highly unportant advantages to the trav- _—— »me valuable certificates TAM IN Possxssion of lory shining | in favor of the Consum ossion of testimo | sier are secured. in and after MONDAY, June Py = 4 ption Destroyer; also of its | nials from the most distinguixhed professors and T cK ey ‘ all around mo, I thought it must Fe umistake ; | efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with | amateurs in tho country, which ont be seen at our | & 18% THREE DAILY TRAINS will be ru and I covered my eyes to see if I could see it yet; itis all light and beautifal.”’ (Sensation aud loud cries of “‘ Amen,’ * Glory be to God,” tc.) On Thursday night he came up and said, “T have got religion—I thought it would be good; but it is a great deal better than I Warercoms, speaking for themselves and otners of the high appreciation in which our instrumente are every where held. Ail instruments are guaranteed for five years, ind a posuege of exchange is granted within the first aix months from the day of sale if the instruments do not give entire satisfaction. im both directions for through eengers. First—The ACCOMMODATION THAIN starts Jamden Station, Baltimore, at 7 A.M.,(except + ) stops at way stations aud arrives at Cam Second—The MAIL TRAIN starts (Sunday ex- cepted) at 830 A. M., and arrives at W heeiing at 428 A. M., connecting at Benwood with Central Ob: severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and sale, and is composed of roots and herbs procured from the Blue Ridge; it 1s no common article. ‘They are nicely enveloped in my circulars, where my place of residence is seen. The extract of a ower called the Alpha Ointment 5 ; ~ olesale dealers will find it to their advantage ‘ 3 = thought it was. If we live fur two weeks from | for the Piles, oan, with the Syrup, be found at Mr. | togive use call before purchasing, Erie Chee ee ey i. egret ngiebtare dros of Jesus himself | ¢. stott’s; the Syrup is at several other places on eg Picea " "WM KNABE co. with trains for Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Cg hd Pennsylvania avenue, as well as Georgetown, at — Cleveiand oad, and also at Parkersburg with In conclusion, Mr. Halstead said that they | Mr. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandria at NUNNS & CLARKE'S ‘cn Are tar the ST. LOUIS and CINCINNAT! would make no y Sy exhortation for sinners | Ledbetter’s. In Baltimoro, at Hance’s, 108 Balti- HALLETT, DAVIS & CO’S' EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5.05 P. M., oon- to come forward, but if there were any present | more street. a7-tf CELEBKATED PIANO FORTES, posting at Benwood at 9 A. M. with express traine who wished to know Jesus, thoy Rect ll apeaton eres bs, from Bellaire to Cincinnati, (without change of Constantly receiving and for male culy Special. Noticr.—For Perfumed Breath, White JOHN F. Cars at Columbus,) and reaching there in but 2 Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use “ Ralm of hours from Baltimore and 26 hours from Washing ton, It also counects directly, in both directions y Enis, 6 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts. forward and reeeive the prayers of Christians. si Purchasers wil! find it to their interest to examine A bywn was sung, during which four young men and three ladies, amid evidentexcitement, | 1.000 Flowers.” For dressing Ladies’ hair use | for themselves the superior qualities of the al ve | 8 Grafton with cars by Parkersburg und Mariette came forward and knelt at the altar. Prayers “ Woodland Cream,” a new pomade ; it causes gan- | P: a ‘ One | rosds Se ce ecthe. |e trees eto, These er were then offered in their behalf. ‘The services | tlemen’s hair to ourl beautifully, Price 5 cents | , “tools, Covers, Melodeons, &0., &c., also on | 9R! and af Cincinnati with the Great Olan on continued until late in the afternoon. each. W. P. Frreingr & Cow See WE D AND ARE constantly receiving a fine assortment, of Raven, Bacon & Co.'s celebrated PI rea ANO FORTES. Perasns in search of & ssipp! Express for Louisville, Cairo and St through to St. Louis in less tlian 42 hours from, Baltimore. By this train the frme to all the centra southern piaces in the West is much less, while Proprietors. New York, Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington, TayLor & Maury, Booksellers, betwoen Sth and Baptist Cavren. —In the First Baptist church, in Broome street, Sunday, 27 persons were baptized. the distance is from 40 to 100 miles shorter than by = 3 Foe 10th st., Pa. avenue. ni7 reliable inetrument will find it to be to their advan | the shortest of other routes, From tie West these At Dr. Armitage’s church, in Norfolk street, | <_s__s-____-csc/1_111\1e/1\1#\«,-ls1- tage by giving us 4 cal! before buying elsewhere. connections are equali there were 15 baptisms. At the old Baptist church in Stanton street, within a year, tbere have been more than 200 additions to the church. Eleven persons were baptized Sunday week, and there are now about twenty candidates for baptism From this church have descended the Norfulk-st. church, the church in Harlem, and Dr. Giilet’s chureh in Twenty-third st. In_Dr. Hiscock’s church, in Stanton street, the Sabbath school is presided over by a man who on week days buys more corn than any other man in the city, and a well-known map publisher has charge of the infant department. For more than sixteen years the church has been struggling under a debt of $6,500. A com- mittee was lately appointed to look to it, and they, by circular, called a meeting, without, oiows and satisfactor riving at Baltimore at ink eee Baggage checked through to all points. THROUGH TICKETS sokd at lowest rates ai Camden Station and at Washington, D.C. Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may wtew the entire road oy daylixat, by taking morn ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak- omodation, traia, leaving Cumberland as asi commodation train, leaving Cum at Oakiand at 10.50, . FOR WAY PASSENGERS. The Cumberiand Accommodation Train at 7 A.M.. will stop at al! Stations east of Cumberland, and the Wheeiing Accommodation at all Stations beyond Cumberiand Rene, West. East: ty, the Mai Train leaves Wheeling at 8.39 A. M.,and Accommo- a leaves Cumberiand at 9, reaching Baltimore THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA NCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, wa ~ engers will take the Express west 7 and he Mai! eastwardly. One second-hand Piano, almost new, having been taken in exchange will be sold very, lo W.G. MET: ROTT. fe 8 Corner of lth xtrast and Pa. ave, ak MUSIC DEPOT OF W. G. METZE- ROT'T, corner of Eleventh street and, Pennsylvania avenue, is the largest aaa] only complete Musical Establishment in! the Distriet of Columbia. Bacon, Raven & Go's and Rosenkranze’s cele- brated Pi ANOS are always on hand in great varie ty; also, Prince’s superior MELOD 3. Together with an immense stock o Lusical In- struments and Sheet Music of every description, Eusnoforte tuning executed by Mr. Rebine. 514 514 Dancing. ASHIONABLE DANCING, PROP. H. W. MUNDER respectfully announces to his friends and the public generally, that his last quarter will commence on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 2d, 1858. All those who desire to be prepared for the exhibition are earnestly solicited to join as Koon a8 possible, as the arranee- ment of Fancy Dances will take place immediately, The programme for this season will be entirely new, and far excel any ever offered to the public. Parents whodesire to see their ciildren easy and graceful in their carriage, should not fail to enter them very soon. Gentiemen’s Classes on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, as usual, from 74¢ until 9@ o'clock. jan 0-dtf DpANrcine ACADEMY. Mr. T F.GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have SEVENTH STREET | PP PLAS OPTICIAN Office Seoond Story, three doore from } ‘ : ‘ The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 P. M however, indicating itt purpose. Mr. Sebley | the honor to announce to the Ladies and Ge Ppactacien ol Cie every sight; | Stopping at way stations. Leaves Frederick at9,1b is di tlemen of Washington and Georgetown thi A told them that this did not pretend to be a free | he" wil re open hia Clases: for’ Donans Qpere,, Reading, and Watchmaker’s The ELLICOTT’S MILL TRATN leaves at 5.48 church. but they were anxious to have it free | Washington ou Friday, tye sth of October, et cet tancts: Come tame oe Leaves Eilioott's Mills at? ramic Stereoscopes with viewa | A-M., aud 5.15 P. M. e pietureson hand, AM tisement in Nationa: iutelligencer, Temperance Hail, street, for Misses and Maste: from 3 o'clock p. for’Ladies aud Gentlemen, from 7 o’clock p.m. Georgetowu—on Wed! from debt, and on the spot $5,600 were contrib- of superior and ch Sos adver- .and7 P. M., except Sunday. uted toward extinguishing the debt—an amount \ . = ada icket _ which surprised everybody present. the ith of Ostober, at Miss Tarrover's Ladies Sem: —— ae ENGLAND: Aout at ihe Mase ome Coser _— ~ . i inary, from 3 o’clogk p. m. 7 : tetiog. WM. 8. Wi . casey tes ny es pre spec art For terms and particularg application can be made Nonvoix, Septamber 7, 1854. | © iste saeco ween Master of Transportation. Baltimore, ()SANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE Sir: The Speotacies you made fur me suit me very well, and seem to have improved my sight more than any other I have lately tried, LITT. W. TAZEWELL. { have tried a pair of Spectables obtained from Mr. Fobes, and find them of great assistance to my sight, focus. at Mr. G.'s residence, 407 & street, between 9th and loth streets. je 12-6 Rey. Mr. Corbitt, the Tribune reports a famous thief-catcher, who was a “shadow”? under the late Chief of Police. Ten conversiuns recently occurred on board the receiving ship Ohio, at Charlestown, Mass The Seaman's Retreat, on Staten Island, is Dentistry, &c. D*: R. FINLEY HUNT, and corresponding with hig description of theit i recommend bum as a skillful optician. . HENRY A. WISE, DENTIST, No. 310 Pennsylvania avenue, Will perfo : - OT Twice Daily. (Sunday mehts excepted,) betweer partaking of the visitution. At the prayer- m ail operations belonging to his PETERSBURG, October 21, 1854, Ws NG : y meeting a few nights ago, a dozen sailors arose | profession at his ‘Gd established othve, as above, About five years azo, | o! ned from Mr. Tobias, ALEXANDRE IRDUNSVILLE ano Rick = TEE? 1 5 for i " = HE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH. my decaying vision; and my opinion uf him in,that | “&e¥e® \yariimeton at € o°elock m, me a ee 'M. LOOMIS, M. D. the imventor ard patentee of he is skillful inthe preparation of Glasses fur eyee For LYNCHBURG and the SOUTHWEST. Leave Washington at 6 o’clock a,1m., arrive in LYNCHSU KG next morning at 4.8, m.,cont ecting with the trains onthe V. ag and Tennessee Rai Read for NEMPHIS. Mai Stages from Char ottesville fo Lynchburg a dirtance of mil: Fare from Washington to Lynchburg, $7.75. ‘The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh pein, owned by the rom! Company, rune nection with the trams, ‘Tickets fur Lyuchlurg prooured on the Boat. {C7 Oanmibuses snd Bageaye Wagons will beatthe Depot of the Washington Kasiir 0 Convey pas seagers and baggage to the Sten: t, fur Aloxan- dria, a distance of ix mules, aiiowing ampie time for meais. not too far goue tu be benefitted by such aid. TAY . J. _ Lyncnsrre, November 7, 1854. ination of Mr. Tobias’ Glasses, and ations and remarks, ain convinced fui optician. J.J. BLACKFORD, M.D. _ Lyncuecre, November to, 1 Mr. John Tobias, having furnished me with F ges, by which | have been greatly sidod, (my vision having suttered posts from reading at might in my earlier \ife,) it aflords me the highest pleasure te say that | consider him a skiliful practical optician, tnd well prepared to aid those who may used lis professional services. WM. B. ROUZIE, Elder of the Methodist Conferences, Loomis’ Mineral Plate Teeth,” huving successfully introdueed his improvement ie. © ==) various cities, has now permanently estab- lished himseif in Washington. : ‘This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief. og making a set of but one pjece of materia, and that i uctible mineral. o metal is used in their construetion, and they are therefore free from alvanic act «l metalic taste. ‘There are no juints to become filled with moisture or particles of food, hence they are pure and clean. They are lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far more durable, and patural in theirappenrance. | will give a reward o One Thousand Doliars to any one who will produce a similar work of art to equal mine in purity, beauty, Serenity, artistic excellence or any other requisite quality. The correspondence from Canton gives ample details of the bombardment of that place. All the hill defences of the city were in possession of the Englishand French. The whole of the operations had been conducted with a view to cecasion the smallest possible sacrifice of life At the last moment the Chinese showed no signs of surrendering, but contiaued to fire at their adversaries from the tops of house. The position of the allies was such, that they could eatirely destroy the city in case of continued obstinacy. From an ex from obse that he is a skal! Winmineton, N. C., June 27, 1854, 7 3 The terms proposed to the Chinese are not | — All work responsibly warranted. Mr. J. Towtas—Dear Sir :' Lam happy to way that Alexand anne A. EVANS, Agent, known, but. judging from a manifesto credibly | 276 Pa.av.. between lith aud tte ats, ap l3-ty | the Spectacles which I obtuinod from you last week exandrin. July, 1857. iv 3-00 reported to have been publihed by Commis. | 7 grew = sre ceptroly mtiamotory; From an lncaeality i toe PXORK AND LIVERPOOL NEY —— Yeh, a the people of Veer the re R. STEPHEN BAILY, Ss Sicily ate sre fe cee rover fooa die: UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. pellence would seem te be altogether on the | Ovvicx No. 198 PENNSYLVANIA AVENVE, nce: on ed food Progenpand The Shivs composing this par Specie omer pres inka SOTNE Ones Seo ISEB Sivas Gbvinted, 40 that the Glasses you furnished. tae ae Line are: ey e dem: ie ies The ATLANTIC —.____ ,Capt. Oliver Eldri The BALTIC... .__ Capt. Joseph Comat The ADRIATIC.W_ Capt. James West, Dr. BAILY begs leave to inform the publicthat he gan be seen atal! hours,at his office, located as above. He feels assured that an experience of fifteen Least decidedly the best adapted to my eyes of any I have e et used. Very reupéotfully yours, R. B. DRANE. were—the cession of the island of Honan—the payment of two million dollars indemnification 4 : rs practice, with the large numbor of patients, and gr ectorof St. James’ Parish. ‘ca baci for losses sustained by foreigners—the entrance | Variety of difficult oases that he haa treated suocees. Having been induced by a friend to visit the estab- | ¢, 228° Ships having Leen built by contract expressly into the city of Canton—and the immediate re- | fully, will enatde him to surmount any difhoulty, 4 r , for Government se/vice, every care has been takes lishment of Mr. ‘Tobias for the purpose of trying hi lasses | was furnished with # pair slightly colored in their construction, as 2!so in their engines, to in- Finewwhice have aff gure strength and speed, their socomm One for passengers are unequalled for elegance and com- fort. scientific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His Own experience cee ng the opinion of many men eminent in the profession, and especially Drs. Harris and J.and E. ‘miy, has led him, long since, to dis- sumption of trade, The document stated that Yeh’s replies were, that Honan belonged to private individuals—if they wished tosell it and y sight, origin- ally very good, was injured by writi oar mi ral Hf 1 8 «And reading at The steamers ofthis line have improved water- the Ailies to buy it, the Chinese government dail mercurial preparations for fill Teeth also | night, frequently toa very late hour: but with the | th compart) » and no expense has been spared all Enamels, G ha, Rubber, Ce- 2 would throw no obstacle in the way—that as fur Jk eis. Gutta Percha, India Rubber, and aid of these glasses I can study almost as late as tomake them good 88 new, the thorough exam ination given m proves their mode of construc Li yet ae New York tol Li rice of passage from New Yor! iverpool, in frat cabin, $130; in sacond do., $75; From Liver- pool tc New York, 3° and 20 guineas. An experi- perienced Surgeon attached toeach ship. Noberths can be eecured until paid for, PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. |... FROM LIVERPOOL. 1858) Wednesday, I . ments for the coustruction of Continuous Gum Teeth, and that Poroelian, mounted on told Plate, is the only reliabie substance that can be worn in the mouth, 48 was most conclusively shown by the last American Dental Convention. . Although he fiatters himself from his long resi- dence Practice in Washington, he is favorably known to «is and patrons, he begs leave to refer them to the following TESTIMONIALS: From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany of ever, aud that too without the pars {have previous- ly suffered. JOHN WILSON, Late Commissioneer Gen’! Land Office. Deo. 11, 1855. I have usod Mr. Tobias’s Spectacles for three or four months, and take great pleasure in saying that 1 am much pleased with them. | have heen much benefited by them. GEO. P. SCARBURGH. May 5th, 1856. 1 was recommended to Mr. John Tobi indemnity, the Allies should pay the Chinese, and not the Chinese the Allies—that the Allies might enter the city if they could—and that there was nothing he was so anxious for as the resumption of trade. It should be observed as the entrance to the city was a treaty right—as Honan was promised in 1847 (under suitable conditious,) and as both parties wished trade sasaskilful 2 =< optician ; andas [ have eyes of remar! e pecul:ari- Tage, é .- 1858 resumed, the only subject of difference, accord- this city. ty, I was gratified to find that Mr. Tobins apemad to 58| Wednesday 3. 1858 eation. instead of showing any spirit of ‘OW.48 8 wuporior dentist. The operations executed | mosenremont. and he has made mea pair of Speota- | Stturday, Apr | 1). Wednesday, May 12.1253 eye : sdieridy ~phiphadonsl| & | have berm hagbiveativinctces: thone ther oles that suits meudmirably. A. #. BUBLER, arday. A prit 24. ...1858| Wednesday, May 12. .185 commodation regarding th s point, Yeh aggra- | for me have Hftomyl: entrap mag pie desks oun the | July 1, 1856, Saturday, May 8. lassi Vy edseoday. May 3. .1858 vated the defiant pusture he selected by placing | public that your skill soe el! deuernen, SVAgHIRG TOM, ADe-*, 1055, |] cetudey? Seucs. isms] Wakeeede don eke on the walls the heads of six British sail “ Yours very trul Having been for years under the necessity Of hiav- taraay? doe: Wednesday’ July: 5 ioe adie) 1055, PRENG! two sots of ¢lasses—one for use in daylight, aint one | Saturday, June 19....1858) Wednesday, July 7.1 whom the Chinese had overpowered when strag- ashington, Aug, 2%, 1255. . SOM. | [5 lamp-ligkt-1 procured one at from Mr. Tobias | S8turday, July 1858! Wednesday, July 2i re 4 — P P rida Wednesda ling. Furthermore, the American Envoy, | rem one of the oldest firms in Baltimore, Messrs, | Wich snswered botlt purposes. I have used his for porrey a Hemet Wetnentar aan 58 isclaiming all part in the quarrel, sent the , Cotman & Co, ‘Aug. 5 : several months, and find them excellent. EDWARD STUBBS, Of Department of State, Mr. J.Toxias. Sir: The pair of Spectacles you furnished me yestorday are particulariy satisfactory tome. They are very decidedly the best | possess, Saturday, Aug. 2 Saturday, Sept. Ul . Ssturday, Sept. 25. Saturday, Oct. 9. Saturday, Gee 3. 1858! Wednesday, Sept. 15.1858 1858; WW ednesday, Sept. 23.1858 1858) Wednescay, Oot. 13.1658 1858; Wednesday, Oct. 27. .1858 1858 | Wednesday, Nov. 10.1858 tJ Having employ: Dr. Stephen Baily, Surgeon Den- tist, of Washington city, to execute for me an im- portant and difficult piece of work, which he did to my entire satiefaction, and in view of the fact that ‘one of the most distinguished membera of the Dental assurance of friendship which the United States Government had instructed His Excellency to convey, but experienced 4n insulting repulae. The first step of the allies was to occupy 3 ° I and J am the owner of eight or nine pairs, carefully | Seturday, Nov. 6.....185¢) Wednesday, Nov. 24.1858 Honan, an isdand opposite the site of the foreign | Saleen tyaeaime"ecrn aaiaeycatanit te? | Slowed ahirou pisces ata en pticnss ne | Setarde ia Wedeecter: se: $189 factories, where the principal pack-houses are | great pleasure to & @ iny entire confidence and = auntee tome on scccunt of their professional | Seturda: —— em Be situatcd—the river sepa ating the two, there ih estimation - feasional skill © iH faery i rg ap per ieree berry 1a For freight or Darenee, ly 8 being about two hundred yards wide. Uceupn timore, Jan. 12, 1857. HA. NN BOGeS, rections on the treatment of the erex, for the pur- | yEDWAKD K. COLLINS, No. 68, Wall strest, tion Was taken without any resistance, the pack- | Extraet froma note received from theiste Hon, Joh | Pose of preserving and improving t 4 yN, SHIPLEY & C houses being converted into comitaodious Baz: Se aes x my Respectfully Fea sor ALD ELT, a Bee WaINWRicns Scag ort ead racks. The small island on which the fort ‘The teeth you made for me work aiothins noth- BRooeLyn OnTuoPaxvic INSTITUTION, ‘The owners of these ships will not he accountable known as Dutch Folly stood, (which structure | tng oouid be betters Very gratefully, ae Til, 1854. for cold. silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious had been entirely removed by the Chinese,) FOun'M: CLAYTON, After most careful examination preted J. Tobias’s | stones or metals, unless bills of i are signed Glasses, | am enabied to testify that their hardness, ciearness, polishing, and exact optical shape render them particularly recommendable to those whose merely optical impairment of the eyes are in want of was next occupied. This is about half a mile below the Honan pack-houses and immediately opposite the city, from the walls of which it alee therefor and the vaiue thereof exp: therein. To those that seek relief from the maladies of the a6 » 1 oan cheorfully recommend Dr. 8. Baily as a entist; he made a set of porcelian teeth UNitep STATES MAIL LINE : pe : linries. I consider, moreover, Mr. ‘Tobias Gul is not more than 350 yards distant. Heavy | for one of m: uiv.and plugged several teeth for pach snutthel ts date: thet th " ONLY REGULAR LINE mortars were landed there, but still there was fo dem Di the mss ORE Rimergthes 3 Lee ptical ‘knowledge and axomianen cake AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR RIGHT YEARS, FOR neither resistance nor opposition from the of the Va. Conf, of the M. E. Church South. means of his optometer. In addition, I can further CALIFORNIA AND OREGON Chinese Reconnoitering parties v@ited the | APT 19. 1856. — Cees te Glace teen aenpliod some of my pa- VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. back of tho city, and approuched within range | gWe,the usdersigned. having had oocesion to aval . “LEWIS BAUER. M.D. | Recwlar Saiting Days, 5th €20tb of cach month. of the Chinese outposts, but still no symptom | Surgeon Dentist eft city, or having been oognis- Peysician and Surgeon, Berlin; Member of the — of resistance was manifested. In fact Yeh | ant of his operations on our families of friends, take oyal College o} Surgeons England; Member | | Cavtion.—So many frauds aud impori- 4 er pleasure in expressing our adm n of his artistic of the Medical Society of Lon fon, 8 of the | tions of various kinds have been lately would neither fight, fly, nor come to terms, and Pathological Society of New York; late Sur- roetrated on travellers bound toCALI . : skill, as well as of the uniformly satisfactory manner *, A RB = seemed clear that he rested his hopes on the | forms t! ost del it eon of the Royal Ortho ic Institution of ORNIA, that the subscriber, the only authori: i bei ros d, fi hich o a h op Srations in Deetal Sen errant eercemahaie anchester, Kng!and, Surgeon of the B. | Agent for passage by the U.S. Mail Line, via Pana- pase tor, Sra, Coed acereaiie Biase Be ‘Goarmsena bua to the evel ence and patronage of the O. Institution, ma, in the city of New York, feeis it his duty to de F public. of which we consider him eminently worth+. THomas U. Watter, Architect U. 8. Capito: ‘Tromas MILixk ).,of Washington, B.S. Bonxer, M f Georgetown, N.S. LINcoLN, M. D., of Washington, O jos. H. Beabiey, of Washington, D, @xorek Watton, Ex Governor of Fiorida, Watter Lenox, kx Mayor of Washington, Hunky Batowin, U.S. Patent Office, OLK, Va., July 27, 1854, In the experience of even two years, [ have found great difficulty in obtaining Spectacles that were ex actly adapted to the weakness of my sight. ‘1 i convenience Mr. ‘Tobias seems to have removed fu! the present by th stitution forme of better a They are clear, chrystal-like and comfortable to my eyes. | would commend him to those who from age caution all persu that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they mm find the true office of the Steamshi Mail Line, via PY — York e Compani n which is at 177 Weat street, oorner of Warren street, Sronting on the North River. at the head of the Com- to California, seeking passage Aagome tye) olber destructive arrangements—the existence of which may account fur the difficulty that hag been experienced for some time in obtain ing information as to what was going on in the " he allied Plenipotentiaries, whilst they their energies to induce Yeb to come or othes infirmity require ar- | pany’s ty tezmis, took great pains to issue proclama- | O.C, Wien, Principal Kittenhouse Academy, | tificwlaid inthis way. J.4.SIMKINS| M.D. | "IL7" Observe.cy OW RAYMOND, a, oat to the people, warning them away. This | feb20 if or persons why katweron, N.C. June 16, 1854, tore ea BAe, ad the desired efleet, and the population left = = ee ————--——— | impaired ae t = ee ee 7 — _ t | : 5 A under the guns of the allies in Feb N ARBLE WORKS, recommend ir. Sonn Palins mor lasses Jhon paes pel MORE RAILROADS are dhe day of grace was extended again and wn. RUTHERFORD. from whom to obtain such Glasses as the: may re- again—the waruings were disseminated far and juire, ASX he has suited me witha wide, until the time had come when the allies fora far and near sight. My sight very much by & service of years — of Spectacies ae been impaired in the Post Office ARTIFICER IN MARBLE, E Street, between 12th and 13th Streets North, 3 e pune t i Wasuineton City, Passenger trains for Philadelphia leave President So rans Rept raat of yielding to Yeh, of as- Invites public Atlentiog Lo.his oxtentive. stock of rope it waite uc berth required pe to pe on duty | street depot, Baltimoze, daily, except Sundaye. ne saulting the city, or of bombarding it. The boautifel nosizned aud Hlaborately Carved MAN- | time I used but one hight Wk WALKER, | fellows, viz: dates come down to noon of the 28th December, | TELS in a variety of rete together pay id Derartwxnt ov INTERIOR, May 8, 1855. leek mcs reeves wegh 3 watery ee grae gett when the bombardment continued—the Chi- | choice pasertmnent Cl goa cre ine ogee From natural defects and the unequal range of my | gris P. ‘n ony. it tains Seen ein ee nose still declining any resistance. ‘The allied Sihaite Gata sree A rge assort- sree, t hare been compelled to use Cire ‘without | York trains-exoept 625 p. m. Saturdays. troops wore skirmishing in small parti the | ment of Piain Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb- Obtaining Game patina 4a Vgc pote Four FOR HAVRE DE GRACE ONLY. heights apparently with the view of drawing | stonesat very low prices ths since Mr. Tobias made two pairs capecially | }erore punsuimore at 4/4 o'clock p.m. have the Chinese vat, but in vain, for they fled from Monuments of any design executed to order with one point to another, as the allies approached. | M2 flor me, iat From Philadelphia at 8 a. m., 1p. m.,and 11 p.m. By the use of his and dispatch. FOR SEAFORD, DEL. BE « flor Brownstone or Marble work to re erfectly. optometer he ts enabled to ada) ro iven ‘i rful- fT q |. connect The ou — 3 deep ag places, and will, | or yt River Fiaging, and every other work in it Ne 2 Wien wi an Lamore at a8 tss p.m. Proba’ pega es call and make an inspection of our stook. lasses, MTA ‘By N Seta The at the Northern ports still gon-" Ny, 8,—Makeanote ol theaddrons, — felt-cm SSbtCuMMe E fosign Land Warrsals, fob Gf WiLELSM Che WORD, Arent. THE WEEKLY STAR. This excelient Family and News journni—eoa- taining ® greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in an: i Y other—is published on Saturday Emons al. copies (in ) can be procured tee. FaoevaRee cian, = rietiuastere who actas agents will be allowed Travelers’ LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON. The Steame -ORGE — COLLYER will run, werenftes oct THOMAS ularly at the foilowing hours: e Lpave ALExaxuaia ar corse ane &m.; lak, Thomas Coliyer—7. 9.11 mons fash ee Lra George Pare—Fix, 9, Thomas Collyer—3, W a.m he Whaley’s (mnibases connecting with t and Collyer, will leave the C: vl and corner street and Ba. avenue ax folic’ 7, 8,9, 10, Il, 12%, 2. 3. 4, and 5 o’elock. RICHAKD WALLACH, Pres, FOR MOUNT VERNON, The SOLLYER will leave for Mount Vernon on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington at 9 and Alexandria at 9% o'clock, when her usual morning trips between Washington and Ajexandria. Will be intermitted, fez SAM'L BAKER, Capt, i aE PAaCciFic MAIL STEAMSHIP CUM One ef the Steamet f this Company, carrying the United States Mails for ACAPULON CALIFORNIA, and ORPGON, leaves: eo vik eg oh ey arn of the Uni States Mail 8.8. Noe eam ers, Which leave New Orieans and New York regu- larly On Sth and 2th of exch month with the mais, 4 ieee connecting vis PANAMA RAIL- an RO. and ap- Th steamships have been inspected proved by the ‘Navy ! Dopsrtmeut, and guaranty speed and safe The Railroad (47 miles long) is now com- pleted from ocean to coesn, and is crossed im 3 or « gours. The tazengoofl paxsengers is cheoked in New York through to Francisco, passengers are embarked at Panama by steamer at the —, expense. ‘he money paid in New York covers expenses of the trip. Reserve steamers sre kept in port in Panama and Francisco, to prevent detention mm onse of lect, 80 that the route is entirely relvable—no fati- ure ving ooourred in eight years, Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar- rive at Acpinwall. Conductors go through by each stenmer, and take cha eof women aud iidren without other protec- tor For through tickets at the lowest rates appiy at the agency, 177 West gree New York, to 1 Ni RAY MOND —or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS & CO., ew Orieans,- or iy%-tf — C.1L. BARTLETT, Boston, For NOKFOLK AND PORTSMOUTA, Va The steamer LOUISIANA leaves the Union Dock, foot of Conoerd street, Baln- more, every Tuesday, I herein and Saturdsy,and the steamer NC RTH . CAROLINA every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- day. at 50’clock p.m. M,N. FALL fe 5-tf President Baltimore Steamboat Co. T° WESTERN TRAVELERS. FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY, On and after January 28th, 1858, Two Daily Traina will leave Calvert Station, Baltimore, for Pittsburg, Chieago, Cleveland, Cineinnaty St. Louis. and al! cities and towns in the West and North and Southwest. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN Leaves Baltimore daily (Su excepted) at 8.15 = for Pittsburg and all Western Towns Cities. THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Leaver Baltimore daily (Sunday excepted) at 3p, m., for Parkton. THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Baltimore every Night at 19 p. m., oonnect- ing with the Lightning Express over the Penusy! vans Railroad for Pittebucg, arriving at 1 p.m. The 8.158. m. and 10 p. m. trains oonnect closely at Pittsburg with trains over the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad and its Northern, Southern and Western counectious. 8 for Chicago, Rook Island, pe ‘ity, Milwaukee. Dubuque. St. Paul, Madison, and other leading cities in the Northwest, will save ONK HUNDRED MILES OF TRAVEL and TEN HOURS in titne, with FOCR Less changes of cars, by ing this route. ti FE Passongers for Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo and Detroit go by tus rowte, and the tims ww ua- K 43 miles shorter thanany other route, '# tor St. Louis. per Mississippi, wake less in advance of any other route; and toCinoinnati, Co- jumbus, Dayton, Louisville and other prominent cities as quick as by any other route, All Western baggage checked through and bandied with ca Passengers for Williamaport, N Elmira, - And cities and towns in WESTERN : K and CANADA, Will find tins the shortest, cheapest and most expe- ditions route, and leave by train at 8.150 Hassengers for Hanover, Gettysburg burg. Wrichtsviille, Columns and Lancaster leave in the morning train at 8.158, m. Passengers icaving W ashiny ton at 68, m., connect the 4.154. m. train, and those by the trams at and 5.20 with the 10 p.m. train for all parte of Vest. ‘or farther correct and reliable information plenee app'y at the Ticket Office of the Northern Ceptrai alway, Calvert —— corner of Calvert and ‘rank lin streets, Baltimore. 4 C. C. ADREON, Sup’t. fen-tf J. BH. WARNER. Ticket Agent. SEE EEEASEIEReaEnenaineimemieemnendieenmatnemeneememee amend IMPROVE YOUR EYES. mitts S RENGT and assist them, by the Paris Gptinen, vb. v LFSON, who halt arrived from Europe with ‘kis $ wh, 86 well as the manufacture of others of the \nteat improved SPrcT ACES aed E-GLASSES: among which are the. SCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX Ot and DOUBLE POLED BLES. CRYSTALS, Ete. | DOUBLE FOCUS BRAZILIAN PEB tb ¥ |, Ete, which are warranted toimproveany E fect With weakness, entnaract or tending to it; also SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS. Persons who are compelled to use glasses, or those now paing them, will be suited at first sight. Those wonderfu S Ee DOUBLE-T0 ISHED Pa ate ELIAN have received the hig: recommendations at the World’s Fair, at Paris, through ther producing & clearness and easiness of vision heretofore unknown in &ny other improvements, Alco aletylesof OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI- f 3G 8, Compasses, and Microsco| are for sale at nis store, corner of Eighth street Pennsyivania avenue, or Eighth street No. 491, be- tween 1D) street and Pa. svenue. “F Do not mistake the corner of 8th street, rices very reasonable, the same as at his estab- lishment in F.urope. f SH ERICAN LAWYER, and Business Ma ‘orm- Book ; contaming Forms and 1 structions for Contracts, Arbitration and Award, Assigoments, Chatte! Mortgages, Bills of Sele, Bill of Lading, Bonds. Exchange, Drafts, Promis- sory Notes. Orders, Receipts, Lue- Bills, Convey- ances, Deeds, Mortgages, Indentures, Satisfactions, Releases, Dower, leases, Landlord’s and Tenaut’s Agreements, Composition wita Creditors, Charter of Veseris, Buildizg, Letters of Credit and Li- cense, Marriage, Articles of Partnerstup, Power of Attorney. Wille and Codjcilx. Trast Forms, Bar- ter, Lishilities of Co ‘arriers and Minors, Naturalization, ei — =. ¢ Mas 4 nd, Kightsto Military Bounty Land, Copyrie tees Regniations and F. rime of obtaining Patents, ea eT Domestic and Foren Hater nt Pasiase’A yniem of Book Keeping, te Lerest Tables, Equation e Tatle, interest and Mensural Ku eR, We, Measures of d. ent Countries, Value rae together with the Laws of the various Statexon the Qualifications necessary for Voters, Household and Homestead Exemption xe. cution, Deeds, Acknowledgement o es’ Lien Collection of D: -* ons, Reguiateng Coutracte, Righis of Married Women er rest, Usury, and Wis, and exch State ithe Unier; by Delos M.. Attorney and Counsellor st La nee &2 cts. sale by TAYLOR & MAUR ’S BOOT, SHOE, AND Xe K Minty 1 have on hand a lare i Gentiemeu’s, Misses’, Boy: Children’s Rubbers, Overshoes, Sanilles Gosemers, Boots, Slippers. Baskins helled and without, Waterproof Boots and Shoer, 1 will sell cheap for cash. Also, a splendid stock of Sole Leather Trunks ® reduced prices. Call and examine for ery SAM Iron Hai, at HOOVER, venne. between janie Sth and 1th ste. t IS OF NO USE, IT CANNOT BE BEAT, LEVY'S OLD WRECK WHISKY, of lez, challen the world—(8 big wes mt too tre to be a juke )—judges from. ni! nay nO. little bet Ino, cnn be foun bis store, cheien ie often Whiskies, Wines, Braudies Ro id Juinp, Wormword Cordials, fine Goo tien, Tens, English. Scotch Ale, aud Brown Stout, wholesale and cos oe AS P. LEVY, No. 534 12th and B streets north, fe1s-tf ___near the Canal. _ VERY. BEAUTIFUL ROSENKRANTZ A MatNo. 7 —— ge bat me net =F chased At re rkhin m we 60 - Rurchasccoond-hard Piano for $15 and one for O57. atour no and Music Store, 36 Pa. ave., between Sei te 1OWN FP. RLUIS. of Marten & have just ar- TES. NTARS.— Aasortinent Gi Sainize celebrated GUITARS pry ene VOLT WS and FI W.G.METZEROTT cor jan 33 tt and