Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR a PUBLISHED EVERY AFTEENOOR, (SU"DAY BXOBPYED,) 4T THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenus $ Eleventh 83., By W. D. WALLACH, Papers served in packages by carriers at 948 year, @r 31 cents per month. To maii subscibers the sub- Soription price ia $3 508 year, in advance; $2 for %1x months ; @1 for three months; and for less tham three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single eopies, one cent: in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square) inserted three times for $1; every other day or semi- weekly, 25 per cent. sdvance ; once a week, por cont. advance, THE FASH'ONs. [Correspondence of N. ¥. Journal of Commerce } Parts, December 16th, 1858. Several distressing accidents have occurred lately, by fre, to young ladies. Scarcely more than a week or ten days ago, ane of the daugh- ters of the Earl of Bedford, died from the inja ries she received by her dress taking fire from die; and now, another daughier of the je family has met with the same fate, ting to extinguish the flames. The y deaths, and of many cases of disiguration; there is now an easy and simple ee Some years ago, a beautiful and ac- complished actress experienced a sad and pain- ful death arising from this cause. The fancy drapery of her costume took fire from the foot- lights; in a few seconds the wearer wis envel- oped in scorching flames, and shortly after- wards she died from their effects. Since that event means have been adopted in the ward- room department of many theatres to prevent the reoarrence of the disaster. The light dresses and mantles are rendered, not, indeed, incombustible, but, at any rate, uninflammable, or blaze proof, by soaking them in a weak solution of chloride of sine, 20 that if they are exposed to the flame of a can- die or of light, they are only reduced to tinder: without a blaze or a flame. The recent melancholy catastrophe have shown the neces sity of such a precaution in the drawing-room and bed-room, no less than on the stage of a theatre. We hope that the discoveries of chemical science will not be neglected, and that in a short time all light articles of dress will be rendered effectually blaze-proof Al- ready we see announcemenis of crinolines that are uninflamm: , Which serve as a protection ments from the danger of fire ; even if th took fire, the cage of hoops would thus prevent the person from being burnt. fhe winter fashions have assumed a definite form. The cold rainy weather of the last week has produced a great display of warm gar- ments. The autumnal shawls are discarded; the bournous, coats and long cloaks, have re- Placed them. The bournous is decidedly the garment preferred, and is certainly the warm- est and most comfortable mantle that has been worn for many years. Our most distinguished mantua-maker, Madame Fauvet, 4 Rue de Menars, makes magnificent black velvet bour- nous without any trimming but a wide and rich passementeri, ornament with jet placed around the hood. The velvet with which these cloaks are made, is manufactured of an enor- mous width, thus obviating the necessity of a seam in the garment. Among the beautiful costumes which are pre- pared in the atelier of Madame Fauvet for the coming gay season, one particularly admired isof very rich gros grams, violet and black, with six —— trimmed with a rich chenille gimp with hanging buttons. The high body is trimmed with gimp to match, arranged in straps from the throat half way dow’ the body, and finished bya hanging button. The sleeves are flat at the bottom, open, and buttoned like an amazon sleeve, with two large puffs at the elbow. Another recherche toilette is com- posed of black velvet, the two side breadths trimmed with horizontal bands of black gui- pure, and large bows of rich blue velvet. The cor: is also ornamented with guipure and bows from the point to the shoulders. Bran- deburgs are much adopted for trimming the bodies and sleeves of dresses. Some half long sleeves are composed of two puffs at the top and a plaited trimming. Small bishop sleeves, and sleeves made entirely of puffs, from the shoulder to the wrist, is also worn. In the winter fashions, Malame Alphonsine, 12 Rue du Helier, displsys her usual taste in discarding the showy styl adopted by some of the other modistes of Paris. The fronts of the bonnets are decidedly la ger, and cover much more the top of the heau; the sides remain very open in order to leave room for the ban- desux and curls. The crown is also larger, and the curtain narrower and not quite so full; id, as it no longer falls over the shoulders, it t needful to continue the ungraceful fasb- ion of raising it. Lace is almost entirely dis- carded as a decoration for the outside of bon- nets; on black velvet a bright-colored scarf of satin or velvet, fringed at the ends, is plaited and placed across the front, widening towards the ends and falling over the curtain. Al- though lace is almost entirely banished asa decoration for bonnets, it is profusely employed 88.8 trimming for all other articles of lane attire. The great manufacturer and exporter of Ca.abrai lace, Ferguson et fils, 40 Kue des Jeuneur, bas lately ex; this new style of lace, which in vogue, and which forms a durable and ele- gant garmiture for mantles and robes. We have accounts from Bahia of the falling off of the diamond mines within the last few months, as quite alarming: those who visit the magnificent jewelry establishments of this cap- ital will not beli in a scarcity of the pre- cious stones. The jewels mounted and arran, by Baudin, 7 Rue de Ia Paix, in Preparation for the Court presentations, surpass anyt rq of the kind we have ever seen, in richness, lightness, and grace. Corals are formed to represent the flowers of the fuchsia plant, while the leaves are of enamel or emeralds. The vogue for goldenornaments in apartments, and particularly for the dinner table, has much increased of late years. The exquisite porcelain dinner services exe- euted in the atelier of Lahoche & Co., 162 Galerie de Valois. Palais Royal, are always accompanied by dessert decorations of erystal, mounted and gilded in an extravagantiy ex- pensive style. The ormolu, of which these ornaments are made. isa rich material; it is not only more beautiful but much more dura- ble than the old-fashioned gilt. The lamps, chandeliers, and candelabras, made by La- hboche, are composed of ormolu, sometimes mixed with bronze. The ingenious perfumer, Faguer, 83 Rue de Richelieu, has composed several new odors with which to scent the beautiful sackets that are ow very much embroidered in his workshop. These sackets form — and rich New Year’s gifts; those of w jite satin worked in Is are Bu- perb; others are embroidered wihoud beads, representing the small red fruits. Tus Saa at Gaeat Dertas. —Popular ideas Pech oni to sinking of bodies in the sea, have heretofore been vague ; for the reason, perhaps, that the laws which govern this descent, ad which isderived from the well known laws of fluids, hi never been fully defined in their applica to the depths of the ocean. Some imagine that ships which founder at sea, sink to @ certain depth. and there float about until broken to pieces. or thro: upon some bank beneath the sea; and, indeed, a recent writer in Engiand bas published a book sustainitg this absurd notion. Others again believe that the buoyant forces of the water at great deptbs. fs enormous, and due to the whole pressure of the column of water above, and that all bodies whieh are lighter than water at the rurface, will, if sank to the bottom and detached from thesinker, shoot upward with a great velocity ; or, in other words, that the density of the wat r increases directly with tho depth. These vie are erroneous. It is true that pressure ¢reases with the depths, to the amount of fifteen upon square inch; for every. thirty-iour feet in depth ; but the density i¢ not thereby sensibly increased, owing to the ingom - ressibility of the water; so that neither the yant force, nor the resistance to the motion of any body, are sensibly iacreased from the surface to the bottom. At the depth of 3,000 fatboms, for instance, the pressure upon & square inch is nearly 8 000 pounds, out the column of 18.000 fect of water, Pont shortened about 60 feet; the density is thus but sli tly increased ; but the effect of this enormous sure upon such bedies as wood, Ac., is tacon- dense their balk, by which they ma: ren- dered heavier than water, and will sink oftheir own weight. A piece of wood cannot fidat at the bottom of the sea, bat a very slight extra- neous foree will bring it to the surface.—$i/is- rea-. VOL. Xill. NEGRO PULPIT "TS IN NEW ° It was not many moons ago that the sable sops and daughters of Africa in this quiet city by'the Delaware, were stirred up to their dark est depths by the advent of a distin- African pulpit orator from Pittsburg. in the day appointed for the ng forth, pulpit stage, erected in @ Druid-like grove bear the city, between two venerable osks, was crowded with the colored heralds of glad ti- dings ‘belonging to ‘de Messodist ° Chureh.’” Beneath and ®round it lay a da ness which, like that of Egypt, might O — “ feit’’ besa I may add, — t, avi ter the opening prayer by a venerable preacher, upon whose black sconee the white wool lay in patches like hoar frost, a you’ athletic negro, with a face shining like polish ebony, and the crisp, short curl of the wool only to be seen in real Guinea breed, ad- vanced to the pulpit desk. He evidently felt that bis fame had gone before as he looked over that dusky mass, now hu: to admiring silence at his presence. The sable Chrysostom then announced his text, which came forth so- norous and strong through the ivory gateway of the whitest teeth that ever ope: for the admission of hog and hominy.’ ‘“ My text, my bruddern,’’ said he, ‘‘ may be found in de sixth verse of de gospel for de day— Put not Your trust in princes’ ” In a most glowing exordium, he ined the meaning of the word princes as hay: ing ref- erence to ‘de profane petseey of dis world; for,”’ said he, ‘‘dere are but two kinds of great men in de Holy Book dat are mentioned —holy — and profane princes. In de last, my ruddern, de world must nebber put its trust. Why? Because deir ways have me cor- rupted on de yearth, and dey hab no faith. was Hannibal, one ob de greatest gin- erals and princes dat eber libbed in de tide ob times, and a cullud pussen at dat. Why, I’me told he understood tiotacs better dan any gin- eral dat eber libbed before or since. Nugio could stop dat man. He laffed at de Alps when dey shook dere frowning brows at him, and he and his soldiers walked right ober ‘em easy a8 nuffin. But nobody could put any faith in him; he cheated ebberybody as soon a8 he got a chance, and when de indignant Car- thagenians got up a muss round his house, he took lodium in his despair. And den whar was all his glory, when de Lord struck him down? Ob, my bruddern, it was nowhar. And dere was Julius Casar, after whom I’me sorry to say so many niggers have been named, one of de greatest of de earthly profane princes. He, de stamp of whose foot did make de whole yearth to trimble. Dey thought he was a friend ob de people, and yet he was always dere greatest inimy. He was perfidious—‘a beast without de heart,” as one of the Roman annalists hath it. And how did the Lord pun- ishhim? Let dat awfal groan dat went up from the foot of Pompey’s statue answer dat question, when Brutus and Cassius did, as de sweet swan of Avon sings, Bathe deir hands in Casar’s blood Up to deir elbows And den, coming down to dese more modern times, dere ws Gineral Taylor, dat great American prince, dat great hero, who wade waste — in blood-on d lexican battle- fields. by, dey made dis man-of-war de President of dis t nation. and bis heart swell big with pride, and like Nabochadnezzer, den he said: “Is not dis de great Babylon dat [ have builded?’ Now my bruddern, could de peopletrusthim? Let de disappisted applicants for office, to whom he ped ebery ting, and gub em no ting, answer dat pregnant bape And how did de Lord sarve him? n all his pride of place, towerin like dis here oak dat stretch its brawny arms, an ita leafy pride above our heads, dis Santa Anna couldn’t kill, was killed by de contemptible instrument of too much cherries and milk. David kill de great golly giant Goliath wid de simple stove from de leathern — of de lilly David, and death kill Gineral Taylor by a common bellyache, from too much —— of cherries and milk.—Philadelphia ress. ——_—__-2+e-____ A Srory or New Yorx Lire—Degradation and Death.—In a “tenant house’’ in Mulber- ry street, N. Y., on Friday last, the police found the dead body of a woman lying on the floor with a bag of shavings under its hind Near it was standing, weeping, a little son 8 yearsold The body sent to Potter’s field, and as a strange chapter in the history of life, the New York Express publishes the following statement given by the Vittle boy: His father was Col Thomas ie gies of Bos- ton, formerly of the United States army. Le was afterwards confined in a Lunatic Asylum in France, for insanity, where he cut his throat, and thus ended bis life. Tommy recol- lected going with his mother to see his father at the ‘Crazy House,’’ when his fat! said, ‘Emma, look at this ——”’ and time he pulled a great long Dutch knife out of his shirt bosom, and attempted tocut er’s throat. Tommy said his fa: her, Colonel Hughes, waz his mother’s second husband, her former name being Emma Jane Terrance. He could recollect when his mother kept house. Sho then sold ber furniture and boarded at the Prescott House, and went from there to the Metropolitan Hotel, (about a year ago, a8 near- ly as he could recollete,) when she commenced rinking Holland Re, Subsequently, she left the Metropolitan Hotel, and led in Mott street; there she commenced to drink brandy, and finally moved to Mulberry street, where she wasfounddead. He says that she threat- ened to kill him atone time; but be escaped by screaming, when the neighbors camein and saved him. All the money she could get into her possession she used to buy rum with, ard neglected to procure provisions; and he had nothing but a crust of broad and water, ora little coffee daily to subsiston. She had sold and pawned every article of her clothing, and everything she possessed, to satisfy her craving for drink. The little fellow ssys that his father has considerable property, of which he should re- ceive a part; and that itisnowin a law suit. He has a half brother, who he says, ran awa: from his mother, and is now living with his grandmother, Mrs. Terrance, in one of the western St Tommy also gave a minute account of his mother’s death, which took place on Thursday evening. About 5 o'clock, while she was | ng on floor, she commenced groaning as if in great pain, saying at times, “Ob, Thomas! Ob, 1 He asked ber what wasthe matter with her several times. before she noticed him. She then asked him to draw her near the fire, which he did after reatexertion. After this, she sleptabout an eae and then waking asked him where he had been, commenced staring wildly about her. He replied, “ By you, mother.’ The said, “No, you wasn’t,’” Immediately she commenced shaking, which soon ceased. She then intimated to him by signs that she wished him to kiss her, which he did. She then drew her limbs up and jay uiet. Shortly afterwards a woman came into the room and said, “ But [I you mam’s dead.” He then placed bisband on her heart to feel its and afterwards ear to her mouth to bear whether she breathed. pose afterwards Capt. Dowling came and took the body to the station house. ——————-2+e-—_____— 1D™ It is stated that the Columbus ‘Obio) Statesman hat beea purchased by Col. Many- penny. i7"_A monument, to cost 82.000, Ix to be erected over the remains of ex-Governor Peters, of Connecticut. 7 Mr. J. A. Machade bas brought twelve camels from Texas to Louisiana, to have their Stness for plaataiion use tested. 10 A contract has been concluded with cer- tatm parties. to clean the streets of New York,for five years, at $345.000 per annum. ‘The new Vermont Capitol—the old one tal ig Oy its poset eg an fe bute sha uzanite, with heavy Doric coloanade, Yonge and a lofty f Sinso : + __ Georgetown Advertisements, PP OBACco, SNUFF. AND sEGARS. The subsoriber would inform his oustomera and the padi: rally that he has just ooved te addition to his stook, making 0} ie op Sd 8 tafe Shua ae. com prisi forty »f diger Dranda, Teaging fr rt ‘o $40 per thousand. - ian TOBACCO. 50 boxes of she moet Spp.oved brand fapee quanta te teens La a a1 i aps imps, Roi Fin. Tt CuEWINne.—Andersen’s Soines. Gond- win'’s American, Gooa: in’a Patent Pressed, Gooowin's SNUFF. suites Gertsa Pay hints tam Gar loose: . : Maccaboy and Gonaceun. oe _ PIPE! napeaes Cre Dies ffi as ttt , Faney. a ‘0 Pipes, Secar myo trend Boxes, Cigarretinas Bo. ATCHES, hai and Sacees Matches; and all usually kept by the trade, ICP Shopkeepers and keepers aid do. weil to call Sndamemine my stock as foro that they oan select something which Will please their gad as f buy iareiy and for cash, 1 can rif not lower, than any other house in <5 ctoss Spanish Mixed , 200 the celeorated Virgina Kil- 80 rose other arti CAUTION,—Wheroas there has been certain un- Principied persons travelling around in the District t rrounding country, hawking small iots of and Tobncoo, of « very inferior kind, at one hundred per cent above their value, and represent- ing themgelves as wy aaouts. I hereby caution the public against all sw persons. as ft have n° JAMES WALLACE, de 15-I1m No, 69 High street, Georgetown. SOR HIRE—-A SERVANT MAN, who isa firs*-clasa waiter, oapable. and who is only hired out beoa employment for him. inquire Georgetown. CIDER!—CIDER N—CIDER I! Grocers and other retailers can be supplied with prime Clarified Cl DER ia qaantities to suit, and on reasonab!e terms, bi ieneiuad ARNY & SHINN. no 3-tf Fer RENT.—W4u'! de ready on the ist of Janu - ary, the large Bick DW &LLING and STO« K No, 77 Bridge street, n few doors east of the Farm. ers’ and Mechanics’ Bank. The Swelling contains ll commodious rooms, newly painted and papered, with bells, gas &c.,and commands a fine view o! the river and adjacent country. Pump, milk house, wood-shed, &o,,in the yard, which opens into a paved 10 foot alley. The Store has « new front, with large plate giass windows and doors, and is furnished with counters and shelves, suitavie tos dry goods. millinery, riety, oon ectionery,or drug store ; newly pavered, painted, and with gasimit. It mong the hand- somest stores in town. [wo large ury cellars will _ rented with the store. The pavement in front is ‘3 "fie dwelling and store willbe rented either to- ror separately. ‘Io a good tenant the rent for ir will es tye Apply immediately to ARLE H. CRAGIN, 124 Dumbarton st. HILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE, ‘The undersigned having accepted the agency, now give notice that they are prepared to furnish their customers and the public generally with Massey, Collins & Co.'s su weit DRAUGHT ALE, : in bescgend haif barr = paces prices, for Cask on delivery. ell thie eon: ur terme will be rigidly adnered to. Satis- aranteed in every instance, provided notice be igiven within twenty-four hours alter mestic Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout (fully if not superior, to imported) af #1 to $1 morn soureae 5 any part of Washington, eorgetown, or Alexandria. é " ARNY & SHINN, 5) Green street, Georgetown. Wood and Coal. BERS OF CONGRESS? AND OTH- STCOMMENCING HOUSEKEEP i. i @ hi at 104 Gay street, ja 3 entw e your chance te inyin your winter lam now receivin o h Coal. Also, on hand. Oak, and Pine Wood, out and split. chen atmy Wood and Coal Canal. de? for cash, Depot, (4th street, near the R. W. BATES. RGSEANys MACASSAR OIL at GISBS’S Haur Store. Pa. ay.. near I3th at. d 22-6m T NOTICE. O MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC. have been adding to my stock of chea, useful artiol id nas TOILET, and CHINA 3, chea they have’ ever been sold in this cit: 44 pieces for $4; TUMBLERS as low as 40 c-nts per dezen, Bead ether eee No. 313 Penn. avenue, tween I 10th street de 2t 6m JOHN McDEVITT. Bo xteNs! VE ASSUKRTMENS oF, ANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND MORRER PORNITURE: cs Privare Sunn ‘The subscriber having completed his assortment 5 id et full; one of Weshing- See for them- se ol ting of Vine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward- Fine Mehorany, Walnut, and Cherry, Jonny Lind and other Bedsteads. Fine Walnut pce madataas Etrgeres, Ladies’ Cab- Dt 5 any and Walnut Sofas and Chairs, Pine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham. Fine Makorany pd alent Dressing and other J be ideboards. shoe: y and other Chairs of every desorip- On, Marble oC Sofa, and other Tabies, Fine, na, Sines, and Crockery Ware, Looking a2 ta pelh wa Gaius on sa ather gored Lae andon as favorable ter: and I a A. GREEN, No. 888 7th street. PORTANT TO GROCERS AND CON- | hag FECTIONERS. RSON, of Baltimore, has lately ‘with 8 fine assortment FOREIGN FRUITS, ANDIES, &o., which onu be purchased af lower prices than at any Other store in this city. Call snd PUrcdBee. LORGE PEARSON, $01 Penn. avenue. south side, be! ween 4% and 6th streets, and oc3 No Liberty street Bal- timore, Let de 18-1m SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES. UST Received a fine assortment of tre above embracing geld, Silver i, Shell and Horn frames, wit! en of every focus. = aceen ee iere Se i chine eehcerteatecs dhesorindicoan GAME Of every kind in season, and FRESH OCOyvsTERse RECEIVED EVERY Day, AND SERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE, At the Shortest Notice, at LLOYD'S NATIONAL RESTAURANT, Southeast corner of 9th and E streets, O LOVERS O T v ¢ F NIS5ON, reet, ae 18. RENTER, on C st i intherear of Browns’ Hotel, has just as fine Vat killed at Mount cacies of the s me, Oysters. &c.—that this or other markets oan afford. T CARRIAGES, HE Subscriber having © additions to hie Factory, making it now one of the largest, in the Dratriot, ‘where his faci vee for AE manu fact rs : BIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cennot be sur. fe long experience in the busi- SeAtT Hiade of Carriages and Light Wagons Kept on All REPAIRS neatly done,and all orders prompt- ett OER SRE 3 dette PEN NBYLVANIA AVENUE, 330 i EN, Jnwacen, has this d ed, senaciel s splay, for inspection. Tax TRov D more or leas, valuable, useful ‘and Larti- most a) tee for Corisima<and New Year's i Si ‘er Ware, and choice Pisted W. Frouch Fanoy Atiolos. Please gait. V"°* N. B.— Just opened sha inane ihe, It |. B.—, 5 Nn we! for * paren Saneee ‘atches 8, from $8 to gt: L N's EXTRACTS, PERMITE PO me | ————— tt ng Stw WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1859 Boots, Shoes, &o. ELLING OFF SELLING OFF! BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBE®S, “ol every Secs ena, 2 ral Lapims, Missxs, Yeu 1» AND CHILDREN, LADIES’ SHUE 8TORE, Ne. % Pons, avenue, det. Sth and 9h Streets, Ladies.we manufacture all ral course, reauits to th beeedt Se fe Gaiters. in point ‘of te ty Ruinty. oak ack superiority Pei ail others, and our oroceo and Boots and examined ie cba pane A ber Boots for Ladies and Misses, at astonishing low prices. no 12-tf FOR "1 Quintep BOTTOM Or, UL D-BOTTOM SUL! Just received at 8. P. oc 8 Tron Hall, Pa. av.. bet. 9 ~ Sco sco Ju oo T. CLARK. N. oor OOVER' haad tech ote. FOR GENTLEMEN, LE BOU' SOLE BOO ved at OUTS AND Iron Hail, é. th ste. T BUOTS AND SHOES. | HOMAS B. GRIFFIN & SON having deter- mined to reduce their large stook of BOUTS, and SHOES by tue ist of January. are now Offering great inducements to buyers. Also. ® large jot of t.adies and Children’s ‘Shoes at & cents and 75 cents Were which must be sold. THUS. B. GRIFFIN & SU. No,3'4 Penn. av: no Ni FOR GENTLEMEN. Sroerind WATER PROOF BOOTS, SPORTING YATER-FRUOE BOOTS, Just received at 8. P. HOOVER’S, 3 rom Hall, Pa, av. bet. 9th and loth ADIES’ SHOES! LADIES’ SHOES He # success | have met with during the short period I have been established, en bles me to offer Ladies’ Shoes, of my own make, at the following prises: ae. best Eng'ish Lasting Gaiters, $1.25. 1e8* beat double-sole Morocco Bo: 1.25, best Heeled givve-kid But! Boots, Overshoes and Sandals, 75 cents.} f Soles, 13 cents. Children’s best English at ag * Button Gaiters, at J. RO: 1% SENTHAL, No. 22 Pa. ave.. 2d door above 8th at. Se ee el thea Rita Free LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN, Spring and poumer GAITERS, SLIPPERS, Moroceo and Kid BOOTS and SHOES. at cost for cash ; ail colors and sizes for cost from this day for 2 month, to reduce my stock. jet SAM’\.. P. HOOVER’S, and Trunk Store, oc 8 Iron Hall, Pa. av. bet, 9th and loth ste, Toree ray no WASHINGTON C Hav been in manufacturing Misses . I Chuidren' Shoes for this tr » i we know by this time what w: and can safely co Been we do; which you can prove our work atrial. You oan find (atail times) St the principal Shoe Stores in Wash- a u =. ae 80 well: wo as J. W, oCurdy & Son’s Philadelphia make. —_ap2i-ly PReNKs: PRUNES! BRUNKS!!: The and has now and constantly keep on & large and voi jor assortmen! f Sole- \ TRUN SAN ALI i A = 5 PPA ANS Ti S, HARNESS, WHIPS, 40. * a ee and Spors Sapeription eo opair wi neatness et a fi 8.38. TOPHAM, (Late Tornam & NorFier,) No, 89 Tth street, oppo. Odd Fellows’ Hall mély ‘Washington. D.C. R.COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT For INFLAMMATORY DISEASES UNLY. New Medical Salt! New Medteal Salt! CURE ALL. FOR INFLAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY. * OGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL I Sac ouatead of being a papecy for all is. has jorm or | -eality, ir » throat, abdomen, extremities, or skin. N&. M CAL SAL IN Tenoe is that, without th and strength, it effectually cures Inflammatory iseases (no others) by producing an equilibrium of all the fiutds in the body, the wantot which as the sole cavsx of inflammation OTICE TOINVALIDS. ma forme whioh the unbalanced and many not here ment - that have more or less fever or pain. are as easily subdued by the New Medioa! Malt Bo fire is exti! — Fe peculiar excel- 88 loss of blood R. COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT exerts, like the vaccine matter, an ex- traordinary influence over the veins and arteries, resulting ina g' deo ine of 1 indicated by the pulse, which soon ural state, as the heat, pain and fever disappears. COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL f coes just w hat it claims to do—no more, the fluids by removing from the nd venous obstructions. De may be obtained from any drug- le medicine for sale. iy st seriptive Circe: Rist who ba: naleegeranae GER, MERIAL ‘T. roular. any Drug! the ane fedteat salt. “Ask Nour neighbors N: Medios! Sait If sick, try ; if not sete vespiaber the New Medion! Salt. R. COGGSWELL’S ANTIPHLOGISTIC SALT. Aoute pack:ges, $2; Chronic 85: Family do.. $8. Sent by mau’, free of ex e. receipt of price. Invalids with chronic lor standing diseases, should always order 8 chronic ekage. D.C. LAYLUR & CO.,Gen. Agents, 22 Bo Phil —Agents wanted in every City, Town, and R. COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT is for sale in Washington by J. P. Mil &C illards’ Hotei: J. 5. Moore, ne Gardner, opposite John Sohwartze, 468 3 eorgetown . T. a snd G, B. Warnard r§ Co., Bridge and in Alexandria by Peel & Stevens, and by iets waeren ase Dae: is seed, ss tent medicine. bu: @ presorip mnt —— should fail totry the New N. nota Messe ions see circular DR. COGGSW ICAL SALT. PaILADEL rata LAGER BEER DEPOT, — FOr Seztimonisls of cE deB-ly 0. $81 PENN. AVENUE. i woppacher & Bro. Peaneyivenis, for selling sll 0 papas LAG ER BEER for the District of Columbia Fenty saenree pay libero ro now e barrel or 5 —— *P Gon W. GEREOKE do im No. 381 Penn. av eee eos vy utiful, peat, cotave aN NUS. reoeivea orsed from Boston. Pianos for rent, exo! 0 ESN F. ELLIS, de 2 %6 Penn. aven CHRISTMAS PRES’ bets W. 6G. MEPZEROTT, corner of ith street and Pi Pobre res 6 nie tronomes, Fiageolet , Harmonicas, Piano Stools. Stands, Music Folios, and 10r 88+ ortment of Flutes by in Paris, has just Srriveds also, several of Kisenbrandt’s make. 2 TRUSCAN JEWELRY.— Just received, Lavas, Cameos, Corals, and Mosaics, in rich Etrasoan Settings, Lng ne ee ha lorne cries of une te. Fancy Silverware, suitabie for “x REN. no 30 30 Pa_ave.. bet. Sth and loth aia, I hsve just Suh 8 great assort- Ae eap Clocke—a £000 C! 1 50; also, & great assortment of G: iver Watches; Jewelry and Fanoy * Gold Chains, Bracelets, ot i Finger Rings; a handsome set of Cameo or Mosaic Far Kings and Bose Pam oan are eeins Si hyve i ion. | am sei! SH . have many roods switabie for Christmas or Wed- i j0, Clock and Watoh materials of every kind, obenp’as J. WOBIRGON'R, avenue, " de2 im jrowns’ Hotel. C L OF DESIG? ND MECHANICS’ sto a a P. NENN . PRINCIPAL. i 1 Ornamenta! Design- Loonons in Aranitset aie One lovers ing. fengipeering echan oranek. Mins third evry of Avenor Blcok: ccresr Rehan ansermeith im amen. nn 1.00 a ee re he Lewre'we EK, PEGs tarutehce Music for - is, nates atthe Parades, recital be Yard, between, «, @ be TT aera, =i + NO. 1,862 Dentistry, @e. Da. wuRhSe St enon, va. sitar aR fold and are far Ry 5 respect. iy" amunarhinmesienenas VAN CAMP, ° DEN st st, eet returned to the Gity and reszi Ris prac iy Rooms Residence—om F} Poat (fina. oolew ee EN TISTK Y.—vr. THOMAS VU, Bi D Office 250 Penn. av ane, pext * Gae- a tuer’s.— His operations embrace ail the iat est improv: its, and by the use uf the Paine Setter makes eee rey sets rior Ose MAG C Sapecsccstined dowas ay aati is exhi| |. Hew wt ta Washington. f erry at ——<—$—$—<— ee ee 8 "seth, attends per- sonally at his in this aty. <=] Many persone on wear these Teeth who (Aunot wear otners; and no person oan wear others ‘Who cannot wear these. my office can be accom: style and price of Teeth they may deaure ; but to those who are particular and w'sh the purest Cleanest, strongest, acd most ‘feet denture that Srt can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more fully warranted. Rooms in this city, 336 Ferg. creame, betwoes Sth ie streets ; al80, 07 Aroh street, Philadelphia. ly D. DENTIST KY. R. STEPHEN BAILY, Ovvicr No. 477, THIRTEENTH StREET, Doors South of Pennsyivama Avenue. Dr. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that he oan be seen at ali hours, st his o! looated as above. He feels assured ¢! experience of fifteen years the iarge number of patients,and «reat vi yy of difficult onses that he has treated successfully. wii enabi rmount any diffouity, seventific or ng to the Teeth. 16 OWD @Xperi ing the opinion of many meneminent in 10m, and especially Dra. Harris and J.and + has led him, | since, to discard ai! reparations for filling the teeth, aiso aii Enameis, Gutta Percha, india Kubber and Cements for the construction of Cont:nveus Gum Teeth. and that Poroelain, mounted on Gold Plate. is the only relixbie substance that oan be worn in the m 38 ‘Was most o-nciusively shown by the last American Denta: Convention. ee he fitters himself from his long resi- dence practice in Washington be is favorabiy known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begs leave to refer them to the following TESTIMONIALS. From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany, of this city: Du. SteraEn’BaiLt: Dear Sir—I desire to ex- ess my esteem for you persons!iy,and my conh- lence in you as & superior dentist. The operations executed for me have been highiy satisfactory. 1 receive the patronage from my blo that your skill so well de- ¥ ve tray **Washington, Aug.23. 188.” ‘J. W. FRENCH. ofems: a id merouri From one of the oldest firms in Baltimore— Messrs. Boggs, Cotm Co. Having employed Dr. Stephen ily, Surgeon Dentist, of Washington city, t> execute for me an important and difficult piece of work, wnien he did to my entire satisfaction, and in view of the fact that one of the most distinguished members of the Di tai College of Baltimore tailed. after repes’ed t: to perform the same work satisfactorily, it giv: reat cleasure to express my entire confidence an fi ‘h estimation of his professional sku/l. tunore, Jan. 12,1857. HARMANN BOG6S, Extract from a note recewved from the late Hon. John M. Clayton. U. S. Senate, Aug. 18. 1856. The — for > work ed = Ro thing cow! . ‘ery gratefully JOBN ‘M. CLAYTON. To those seeking relief from the maiadies of the teeth, I can cheerlully recommend Dr. 8. superior dentist. He mad for one of my family, and p mveeif, and the work than ten years, April 19, 1856, nee auf stood well for more OBERT T. NIXON, Va. Conf. M.E Church South. expressing Our admiration of his artistic asthe uniformly satisiactory manner in which he performs the most delicate and difficult operations in Dental Surgery,and we respectfully end him to the confidence and patronage of ue, of Which we consider him emimentiy Tuomas U. Watrsn, Arohitect U. 8. Capitol. Tuomas Mitten, M. D., of Woshinsten, 0: c. £ S. Boursr, M. D. of Georgetown, D. C. - 8. Lincoin, M. D.. of Washington, D.C, Jos H. Brapier, of Washington, c.. Grorex Want -Governor of Florida, Wa tse Leno: -Mayor of Washington, Hunky BaLpwin 8 Patent Office Oo" C. Wien, pal febd20-tf ittenhouse Academy, For Rent and Sale, f pf |_| snes D’ Sa RENT he Speaoe tates eee eae rates Tented suther farmuanee ov euhorumnek, to ean ne? SUR RENT.—the b i+ ,. Fos Benn ya aoe =f ', next doortothe uate. ( .) 40 whem apples for the dweiling-bouse of a privat mily. 2 rent wi periods a2 may be arreed on. poner uf oO me OR a tye (furniehed.) with Board, in & private family.on L street, N. betw ‘Sth a Toth etreet orth, for a gentiomas manana ure or two ie cent oom Fe KENT—The FKAME HOUSE on © at, ot ee Sth streets west. (Isi- ent.) Lot fro 72S foot on och strect. renming beck footailey. Ter: Reuire of LGA able monthiy. &: 4 FROMPSON.38 Pa avenue, between thane 10g areets. oe le 1 ali NE BS IE Sele SET VALUABLE FARM FOR SA! E—The A subsoriber offers for exile hus FA EN. je Prince eorge oounty, Md. situate 5 miles from Waal.ing- ton and 2 miles f om the Bi a3 = iteon- tains 100 sores of highiy improved very produc- Sup land : nearly al mich 18 patural grass land. oe The above iands are not surpassed by any other jand wituin 15 mes of Washington for beanty of location, prodactiveness, convenience to tuarket, bral: h. They il watered and the neighborh © “he terms of sale areas follows: One-third cash, >i gd balance ini, 2, and 8 years. Title undis- a 5 i P ao domains oni rd “5 my” refer to s igKes, Attorney t ped jariboro’ or to the undersigned. who wij! with pleasure shew tne'premis s, &c. CHARLES DIGGES, de Zi-iwtw pear B'adenaber- —_—_————————— ee i bye ay AND STOKKE PROPERTY FUR SALE OR RENT.— The House at irs Cc Roads. 6 miles fi ross Koads. 6 mi rom vies ond LEY, ashington Alexandria, at the intersection of the Fay Middie Turnpikes. Address LEWIS BAL Washineton city, or inquire on the premises, no 5 sotf CE ESE RENT —The front PARLOR and BED- ROOM attached, over Kidwell & Laurence’s Drug Store. ‘The most desirabe sooms om. feats Bvenus, Os account of ther nearness to W il) Hotel and the Departments. A'se.two B in third oar. All furnisned. Apply to KID & LAUKENCE, E, near ooruer i4th street. no S-eot, ee ‘OR RENT—To Members of Comeress and F Others ery desirat vite of PARLORS and BED-CHAMBE.R: oy ped every other convenience. situated opposite W ulards’ Hotel, No. avenue. DO %-e08w VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—The subsoriber offers at private sale the property Known asthe Bakery situate: on thesoutheideo! Canal, near the Alewt.ndria Aqueduct, her wi! the wharf. whioh is about 21 leet deep to river; the tow-path being included in thus prop- ihe Bakery hae ® front of 6¢ feet on the Canal &nd controls 6 inches of water for driving its ma- chinery. Tine property fors Bakery or Coal Yard is not surpassed by any inthe District. fi 20.8 dew ghey Rig ad inoouneey rme rr. rron. = face front of 120 feet on the Canal and ied feet on reen street, and is a2 easy of ao- ‘2 from Georgetown or Wasking- y the Dietriet. Rye ec tO AS pat aeess Wen trae ly to f Gecrgctown: ortos T BROWN. Ps ore next 16 rooms BLL corner of l4th street,Wasinngton, D.C. am 25-1 tLEVENTH STREET 494 Semen Puc ouseaonad street. 494 NEW UPHOLSTERY. Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, &c., up! |, covered and recovered. Braces, Window Curtains, Drapery, &¢., out, Carpete (new aod old) out, made. and put down. Hair and Spring Mattresses made o: remade. Uld Farniture repaired, varmehed, &o. All work ly attended to. and at prices. oo ‘i W. HB. MitCHELL, ne Rte 44 11th street. gpstanes LIFE PRESERVING VEST. Patented October i858. 4.6, 8TEPMENS, Deserin tine Clothing and Gents’ Furns: ing Articles, No. 370 Penn. avenwe, Bader Browne’, Hotel. is s the exclusive: acont. Yashington viol sale OF 4 celebrated LIFE FRESERVING VEST. Cal d see them. noé BUCHA . ERFUME De. bit HsNAN; OR, THE ROSE OF WHEATI.AN U-A new and very pop- ur Extract for the hanckerohief—manufact and for sale by ST. ANGE & CO. Perfamers and Chemists from Paris, Depot 79 Aiseuith st., Baitimoro. Md. “OLD MAGNOLIA WHIS HE undersigned offer for sale the abovestandard T nk py fine Rre ‘Whiskey. of their own distil- sation. in barre!s and half barrels. The qualiy of the past sight rents, will sivrays be kept ‘vp to its ears, Wil way standard.and purchasers and consumers oan rely upon its being 8 perfectiy pure oWhs ky, distilied under our own sion, and entirely free from any deleterio or render mad n objectionab: Kiways having & large stock of the above, and other fine whiskies in New York as weil as Phiinde!pnia, we are enabled to shi peas fro either aise direct, FREEMAN 4S mx Distulery Office 108 soutn Front st., Phi jelphia; in New York. 96 Wall street. oc S-lv INTER CLOTHING SUPERIOR“ QUALITY. First Clasé First Class Over-Coats. Drawers, Froek Coa's. Cravats, Business Coats, &o, Collars, First C! gisrtt: he — Pants, Susp a re . inion Pants, £6. Pooket Handker’ts, v vat Veet Comforters i” “loth and Cassmere Rove D'Chai ‘ests, aR! ls ve ling Caps, Se ests, Fare, RE ee, Shirts, Arto, OND-CLASS CLOTHING AND BOYS8' me 3 CLOTHING, CHEAP? FOR CASH, 370 Pann. rie saan Beow ny’ Horn. i” One Price uly. des J. 6. STEPHENS. ADIES’ BRAIDS, Piaits, Curls, Half-Wigs. and Puffs at GIBBS’S, near corner of 13th st and Pennsyivania #: 5 d 22 6m SH J&WELRY—One of the largest stocks in city, and most certainly the best quality and arene, is now offered at 338 Pennsy!vanis dew BH. 0. ROOD. fooenony OF MONEY, TIME, AND LA- obTNA FIRE KIN LING. to ignite Wood or Cheapest, and most conv ‘art, cle 0: the kind over prod ed. Give itatral: ay fest ote bund and ui one hu: packag: Scent es. % ‘Wood and Coal. Onkand bite ¥ il Cnt noe Split every ize and ibe d ‘Wood and Coal Li A ake length atmy a. BATES, des corner of ‘4th and C streets NTERES? ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY te LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES un pSRUBB BROTHERS, BAN oedee eh Pee. ALL, STEPHENS & CO. ie Penn. Avenes, BOYS’ AND SSF ine, EADY-MADE Por Schoo! ‘s Wear, guuldren al wares eth eke ee Cote tee proces arte gee teioonse rary see £e BOTS CLOTH! afew minutes, with every aes mark's Mane G. Ssueuirts of culetamien Gs devable eunlite ave wen atl STEPHENS & CO., au 3-tf No. 2 AV.. bet Yeh ane Hh B68. OUK POR THE “GOLD EAGLE” ‘ust received. 2 magnificent lot of ENGLISH PICTURE sat LOOKING GLasd FaaMes. “nee era ernc ent, dats Im? AMBKOTYPES. Now ie the time to get your Lakeness taken be- fore the rosn of the Holidays commences. | ha now the finest ortment »-f Cases and * rames the city, whioh l be sold chexp. My rooms ha’ been rehtted. ar ne lotof Paintings have been put up to decorate the rooms, whieh the public is invited te calland eee. Good Likenesses put ep in cases {rom 50 cents to $7. at OBERT SANDS’ Gallery, del? cate -. bet. fth and &h ete, YD & Cu. s] L. lan Cc AIM, PEN UNTY LAND, AND spec AGENTS t, opposite Treasury. war or battle ve lore ad e or eh: dren i under 2! years on with eu! nts baee. Sa Pure cA NERATOR, TD aresem shh Beet Ara ta pe eset Engiand. and secured the Seale ofthe hac macie de Paris and the Emperiai Coi- i { disease. AR, No.1. 2, and 8, areprepared e, wa pede Fe ~¢—4 ed ip the waristooat a ol i pases AnD DIVIDED! TO SEPARATE DOSES B88 BOM Vaipeau, nm, Kowx, Kicord, & ag A 3 cach, or four cases in one for 8%, which saves there » #55, and in § 7 cases, whe’ ssaving of $°. To be had, wholesale and retail, o Dr. BARROW, 187 Prince street, New Yors. — Teoevine a rem sttanee,Dr. u 0 poten pack nd dressed sooording structions of the writer. - JOHN McKENNEY, No RY, COMMISSIONS & oF ppeps 0 tf ES: EA bist Pi? E ESF The collec: 3 8 AO.. 5 cat! ts, Aooounts, orany ——— =} intrested to him will meet witn prompt and | ettent: Office—No. 52 Seventh street, opposite - Intelliganoer office. J 1's Q- 5 on OM > eR, 3D w. ALBERT KING. Gronerrown, D.C.. for ears past the Sole Agent in the District of Colum - Bis for ‘esers. Depont oe yo meen. pei: swnUtherest grades of POWDER mmovisotured ‘them, embracing, in part— . rae in Mand 501d. kore St. bees PF Eee, ne Bee tae 5 in int ih ean and 12% Ib. Do. a ea Ie oanie F.FP, FFF, ge. me A be canisters ut am 6 Ib. tors " Safety Fuse of superior quality ain barrels r th abov: I_be sold at manufacturers oss and delivered free of charge to any part Tie cnarseter of Dupont’s Powder has been so well and favorably known fore psf centary.. that to eny snything We take plessure stil times m samples and style of pzckages to sportamen others. re Office No. % Hich street, immedsste!, jornne tne Cane! Brides ci tf ESENTS.—AMBRUTY PE! Cp Respets) pat p10, omen. envresn” J0r Christams. They ares itm n-ecen’ ter trend. Call at Canes PRESENTS.—Meme cts,