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?tiring Slur.
VOL. XV. WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1860. N?. 2,172.
11 HE EVENING STAR |
PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON, I
(SUNDAY EXCEPTED,)
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Cmmt 0/ Pnnry!'tni* Armm and 11 tk *?tmI,
? V
W. D. WALLArn.
p?p?ra aerred In pa<>karea by earrlara at #4 %
1 <>n . <-r 37 cent* per month. To mai. aubacnbera
!); > p-ie* i? $.UJe a year, ?* advonre; $2 for six
U:f. fff three nionthi; and for lets than
t. r??* rnoi.tfts at tue rat* of 12 pent* a week. 8in*;e
e??.ea. otr rr\r; in wrappera, two rt*T?.
|"7*APV!r*TT?c*KXTJ ahoaid haaeiittothenlEoe
t-e* r? 12 'c -'ck. Hi.; otherwise tne> may not ap
, ?*- until th? next day.
EUMIPFA1 THEATRES.
f.'-.e theatres ??f \ enice had been closed.
v% .z t j ?liti??sl demonstration*. ' "
. iinj?ortanee attached to political hi-sing
: .faring in the Kunp-an theatres *eem
t-? an American reader lint it is to
- n mner??d that the thn.trre is the onlv
j.'-i?e wh.-re peoj le are allowed to assemble at
1'uM. rie**;iii?J are prohihit * 1 The pre1*!
j? t Kven a gathering of s lii^zen men
et ? >rr?e; h instantly disperse I hy the
I ie c ne-j ir n.^e i? the p.> pie throng to the
rri'-t'-e rer.t to their feeling hy fi^nifi ;
>l&ri.01,- ration-". Hundreds attend for the
! 1 >.*? . f *pplau lull- ?.:ne revolution,
iit lri?* play, ui plajing some forI
i i' > c >! r ir? th< ir hut. hiding ?<>me Mage
npi 1 to re?cmble their own \erFho
government een->r* do their utm- <f to
; * "i *h ?*'?,!irren<-'>?. Every play an 1
.a 1- j- ti <i.-!v -crutinised and expurgated
" h iudi-r-?u? can*, Hamlet is forbidden ti
- iv. i here s srotten in the Plate."
.1 r*-Il i- no? allowed tr? criti- is?? th?* gov?
: .lent ?>f ii let Si>artaeii? must not hint
M *' r? >1; i 1 i; 1 ii?* t.rche tra must not
i ? - r:1 h ii e <,f-he M':r.Ji i!ai.-?
IIvt ;ifi I i! a must d ire t?> wear red.
?i"c f. ! X1 '*;i '' ?b??n.<.
?: it :h'- 11I * ar?* .1- -harp as the censor?,
u- } 1:1 ; > i all | tin- taken. ?hev will every
i ? i". 1 t'.vM put a d >uoie ructi.-n <>n
jl -t.ife--iihra.-e or in-ignifi >?nt act. and
'h?; iatii<<riti - l?v getting up an un
. ? I ' n*>tistra:i< a" on ir.
it !' h a (" * ??ck- at; >, tl:? opera of **La>
di'lfcu* w - 11 ii utice l. with which some nnff
tiuMl everts an Moriatail. That night, to
*t; ? i the nuihoritie?. the Upera
I* 1-1 " j-lli ui pit to doiue. and every
' ;?r :n 1 . u te'lier hij?h or li>w, youu*?
y - U Ml aala va>ia Ik f>rl>idden
- . llut.gary. No ?>ther dre^
- .ft. (>? ten it. liie gallery, pit ur bj^es.
i. 1 * * niua donna happened t<> wear
t gre -n and white Some one in the
? #1 ' >' 'r 8 i u-Jp bu ,utt mi re I r ^.
.? 1 ?t '.et >re her the audicncecaught
:1Jd r*e a.- one man to cheer tLe rcv
j t? >i <ry ?ri *ok-r.
* ' q 'i.d' it waf anuouueed that the Aupit:
? Jthcri'i?? ? . uld go in state to the thearhc
b<>u>e was filled unusually early,
1 ?' 'he moment the \uatriant appeared ic
.- r b?..Xe- the auiicrce ro?e and left tht
? # * in a b dy
li.? ?J in wtnch trifles ure thu? turned t<
W ' 'nn* i- an e\ idtnee !' the imp??> ibility ol
; 'I ,' l U'il:.: I elit-g. R?slr ii'neiJ
: f. ;.^ifui,..te vent, it vri.I find or make new
!!.i -c- f "'honing itself. J?;si now. all
-r ViK-tria, the chief theatrical
. - m s.errie? ?. fj tte -tage. jfj whirl
a Ik 1 t .-.re the actors ? Albany Juitrna'
r <r . .v C.i'it. u Rr-;ih >xp. ^r?iT<
' ^ 1Cvr ot the Wellshure
I. --.! vrri'n.g from Kichmoiid city on
fat ant,
"11 ia.-: - 16 > i: h y.iur correspondent went ti
' - last named place. 1>,- liviand. president
ie Jk.ti ??'. C-.dlegc, is the regular pastor,
1 , ime in about the middle of the service
fie pulpit being supplied by a stranger The
> iilduig 1- iu the toim ol a letter T. and there
^ ' lerv in each f the three ends, affording
'ouiiiui elati^na Lr a great multitude Th"
1.: ."uitiuoy t?f the weather had made many
Uijjty deats, as it does in other cr>ngrelation
? it tn-jre was a host there still. Whenever the
1 e ?. her bec.tm? exaited, he communicated his
eritnu-ia-ui to the audience, who gave him t.i
u..ders:and, by the luolion oi thei huads. that
?. \vaj.proved of every w .r I Uut when the
-'r'*-",?ue. the excitement became strong
od ,"neral. They have a choir well trained.
fc:. .-if hy thcmselve.- wiih rh?*ir music books,
I *nd 'i < * ?>; my oLner rhoir-.-ometime-'repreeen;
the wkole rnagnfatha in that depurtmmt
ButjMMwtiKe* one sear the nulpit l?ea
fi:?r hymn to an old-fashioned tune^
1 to en -oh singing' It rl;rill- every nerve
111 \ sir l?..dy If you have heard it for the
Ji.-t time, itlift- you out of your boots. I bc?ie\e
that there is no rnusi-" in any church in
1 the \ Hired 8?ate*, or a?t?| ir. tkat will compare
Wi'h that <d ti e African chur.'h The
brethren r ?-k fn.in -,de ;ide. keeping time
?l. over, and their v.?i.-. - ii.-- un_i,n?|,,udet
aud louder till the sound of an organ would
19 M ntinlj It la mUj gnt>4. .'.fr?r the
4 Tvi -e- 1' -,v 1- announeM that a collection
* 1,1 ^ taken up; and the specie nas forth
2 " ??,, h -tyle that would h ive astoniihe i
i V.n " " ll-' urg congregation In the last
s ~44 |'*,n tn n' lis they have r.ii^e | nsarly d'HI
9 I r the erection of * nPH ,-hurch \\ hen the
a ^ni'dietii.n was pronounced, some 1>7:e whi-A
| "-e l not to h ave, that there would he a wedg
?ling in a few minute? About that time, a
? l',rrJ ' I -'* entered the church. th?* bride and
a r t,v" afendants being arrayed in white ['
I **< . very styli-h affair throughout, and at' the
J on<Mu-ton of t:ie eereoiony they drov? off in
J two ?f the finest carriages iu ;-ue ,.iT> So much
j ,.?r n^gro |:f?? m R-chmond
1 ' n?. I. \ 1?v Uk^tkn v\ :tu a* 0\ G %n
1 I ~ X y>??X '??? named
I 1..; . ^e German
1 ! ' I?<>ard tn an township wa^ bp.?L?hf
I "v.' r' HHm*y.on Thur-dav last, chai ned
U| h w?b?Ujr and brutally beating a v.,im
A woiuan id some eighteen summers, without ju?f
; m.-e or reason From the te-timony elicited
*^1 r M 0MS" We ler,rn tJ,<* cir.-um-rance- J...
m r't \x *t> . " v,ri i?''th(- '"'h ult., the voun *
ly, *>me tune during sc hool hour*', desired of
z ch-or ,J,ve of ?bsence for a short time
* " 7r,l,?,t ne? nrv that sh" b ,,"d
g.. hone at that t,u?. The tether deman '
an excuse, wliieh the yo,,,,., |af|r ' r , V
*:v., MfI th,n
?* l?lV t tc J?'"'r refused, and the youn"
f -*J; ku ?*mg her own bu,ilie? probably bet^
L"w,,r h>?"?
During the course of the dav she returned
an 1 upvu cu ring the s, hoid-rwm. was immediately
accosted by the teacher for an ex'*u*c
of absence, which she, as belore. refused;
IwU'*r?upon t .e tea^'her drew forth a heavv
gad. (we say gad. because it so resembled aii
x gad in di'ueusions. and from that we cannol
properly apply to it any other name.) and ai
?u*e fel! to work and beat her ^ntil the gad
^a- br?kon to pieces; and not being satisfied
T'l [bis siru.-k her once or twice in the facc
. iSu*{i,r ' "I'01j hand The young ladv
h,!,ubrut?litJ ft?r a time, but gave ur
f n" ?U vml ?,aiQ Several of her
t ^cn, ^'ore the day ?f trial
mark. ,^1- ,i rr 1" ^2 the biack anJ bi"?
rers.n f ?',1? S whif> ,)uite 11 ol
teuin'r-^ ,f v. :*^DlPathiiers and conST
ani h r'arJ,es- were at t!?
time HLm thtUi- T*Z "U
teatinony put TJ* {Urt,cj>- after h?ar'?g tht
?K? tor hi^ ?nr defeod?nt under bonds ol
f ljr _ *P|'earauce at the next term ol
'"/no) Smmtimtf.
aij'^av? Vh7f iTuT/,tL* ^^buryport Her
H rvard Colle-. ort?,nat?l uT j- >1
. ^'v of Prof Bantia^tM wbtik ?L?*-55,fce
i:fr*W in vari??i? Wavi i-tK t . "J
t Ix- a .uvi-ed I a au .* :nt petitioi.e?]
the benche- 4efjc d *he^I ? Tben thev oU^
w -b .h, ,..pr. ? ,ht "
MT i*Ik 'iSltt**>T AGAIN*I thiMahkhi
-a 'ned iu U e P B ,tnham was ar
? < Ji >aper:or Crim'nal Court of Uoatoi
? .- Jturday. 011 a new indictment for adulteratnu
l.quor? A hearing w.a had before Judge Put
n.m In re?ard to a?inK the amount of bail Th<
Anally flxed at S6.(Mi.
^ I CATnor.ir D**o5 T<ario'*.?Th?r?!holfeM;ti
i rT '.wlrtk!" hav> Mff?red an addr-? of sv m
p3 I V to the Pope u-M.~h waa to be pr. smted la*
t^rC |lh'',K<,ntucky, Tenneaaeeaud Ohio Leiria
IsMjiJIS Invitation to vltlt the
Operation? of the Patkvt Officf ?The following
is a list of patents issued from US Patent
Otfice for th* week ending January 31, 1*60?
each bearing that date:
Henry B Adr?ms, of New York. N V ?For
Improvement in fan blowers.
John A Bassett.of Salem, .Maw?For Improvement
in apparatus for decomposing Rieam
w. W BntrhHder of New Vork, N. V ?For
improved method of lighting ?as by frictional
e!e' trintv
C F feaxter cf Boston, Mass?For improvement
in filters
V\ 1> Bunting, r.f Cleveland. O ?For lmprovfment
in compositions for tanning skins and hides.
G??orge Colhoun of Philadelphia, Pa ?For improvement
in ventilators.
Vosco M Clnfee. of Xenla, 111 , assignor to
himself and C l?pwltt Smith, of Washington. D
l- ?For improved clamp f<?r making rlevis
Jacob B Cnrrler ana Andrew J. Simpson, of
Lowell. Mass ?For improved arrangement of air
Mid mercurial thermometers
I-ester Day, of Buffalo, X V ?For improved
churn.
B. F. Delano, of Boston, Mass?For imnroved
attachment of r<ulders. *
Tbomr.s II Dodge, of Washington. D. C ? For
improvement in combined reaping and mowing
machines.
l.eorge Doyle. of Ottawa, 111 ?For improvement
i i:i electric telegraphs.
Lugeiie Durhamp, of St. Martinsville, La.?For
improvement in furnaces for evaporating sugar
juices.
Daniel \\ Diinzaek. of Salem, Mass.?For improved
method cf ojierating stop-cocks.
Joseph i. Diittou, jr.. of Cherry Luke, Fla.?
For improvement in ploughs.
J.T*oh L.lson, of Boston, Mass ?For improvement
in machines for cutting and splitting leather.
Matthew Edwards, of Cambridge, Ma?s.?For
process far coloring the surface of metals.
Andrew Ferber. of Elizabeth, N. J.?For Improvement
in shutter fasteners.
Chandler Flslier, of Milton, Mas?.?For improved
curtain fixture.
John M Forres, of Norfolk. Ya.?For improvement
in carriage springs.
Dennis (J. tiately, of Newtown. Conn.?For Improvement
in manufacturing rubber belting.
A (teller, of Dayton, Ohio?For improvement
in burners for vapor lamps.
Kdgar ilaigbt. of Buffalo. N. Y.?For improved
paddle-wheel.
Lewis Harper, of Ricevllle, X J.?For improvement
la fertilizers.
Forrest H. liar wood, of Rushville, N Y.?For
imnroved mortising machine.
VV ait N. Hawiey. of Hartford. Conn.?For improvement
in machines for pegging boots and
( shoes.
( Wm. II Ilenderick and Jos Jacobs, of Mount
Vernon, O ?For improved back rest for lathes.
Luther K Higby, of Shelburne Falls, Mass.?
For improved pastry board.
Jo 1 Hood. of Miiwaukie. W is.?For improve[
me?it lii car couplings.
r \Y m. II Hope, of Washington, D. C.?For lmI
provement in revolving cutters. Ice shavers. &.c.
Thomas 1' How. of New York, N.Y.?For inkstand.
Samuel Hoyt, of Wilmington, Del ?For improvement
in mill swindles.
N ikolaus Hotz. of Trenton. N. J .?For improvement
in nozzles for hose pipes.
i JoLu Keane, of .New \ ork, N- Y-, assignor to
. himself and W H. Bartholomew.?For improved
| water closet.
James M Kern, of Morgautown, Ya ?For improved
washing machine
Lewis Kirk, of Reading. Pa.?For improvement
1 in brick machines
, A Lafever and lieo. C. Barnes, of Battle Creek,
Mich ?For improved back centre for lathe*,
i John W. Latcher, of Northville, N. Y.?For
! printing press.
Rodiilphus r.ownsbury, of Fulton. N. Y., and
Francis (> Wilson, of Ontario, N. Y ? For improvement
in horse rakes.
Thomas J Mayail, of Roxbury, Mass ?For Improvement
in machines for making rubber belting.
Malcom McDowell, of New York, and Norman
\Y \\ heeler, of Brooklyn, N. Y ?For improvement
in combining locomotive engines and cars.
Ives W McGaffey, of Buffalo, N. Y.?For improvement
in struvvcutters.
John Meese, Sr., of Milton, O.?For improvement
in bee-hives.
A. <r. Mit' hell, of Lansi ngburg, N. Y.?For
improved machine for shaping hair-brush blocks.
Thomas Mollett, of Chicago, 111 ?For improved
railroad-time indicator.
Isaac K. l-alrner, of Montville, Conn ?For im
| proved bed caaopv.
Herman Saloshinskv. of Boston, Mass ?For improved
machine for attaching and finishing boot
heels.
I S Sanson, of Philadelphia, Pa?For improvement
in railro;nl switches
.1 Scoville, of Buffalo. \ Y ?For improvement
in harvesters.
John Sloan, of Pittsburg, Pa ?For Improvement
in balanced s!;?Je valve.
C A! ^pen^er. ?f .Manchester. Conn.?For improvt
ment in ma. hiii<-ry for s|<ooling thread
oe. rge a Sione of Roxbury. Ma-? ?For improvement
In the apparatus for superheating steam.
h raniois \auillou and Ferdinand Favernler, of
i'aris, France ?For Improved manufacture of
i yarn
l.oren J W ick*, of New York, N Y ?For improvement
in skates
W ni. W WUcnx. of Middletown. Conn ?Tor
improved sail groiniiiet
John H Wilson, of Frankfo.t, .V Y?For Improvement
in animal traps
Alva Worden. of Ypsilautl. Mich.?For Improved
holder f ir tinman's shears
MeCHntoek Yonng, jr .of Frederlf k. Md ?For
improved heel spur.
j'-o I'.dwards. of Worcester, Mass . assignor to
h.iuieif and Ceo M. Rice, of same place?For
improved variable exhaust-pipe for steam enrs
ines.
Joseph H. Jenkins, of Smithvillo. Mo .assignor
to ir.mselfand Kujah W. Jenkins, of same place
For improved saw-mill
Richard Lamb, of New York. \ Y .assignor
t< himself and Joseph Lamb, of same pl.tce Tp0r
improvement in the manufacture t.f artificial
n> iible.
F.ugeneM Mix and Jas K. Mix, of Ithaca, N.
^ . assignors to \\ I Huntington an?l Harvey
Piatt, of same place.?For improvement In calendar
clocks.
Kin^H.ny II (ilmstead, of Chicago. 111 .assignor
t-Hiiies F. I'illcy,of St Louis, Mo.?Fcr improved
sawing machine.
Benedict 1 rentier, of Dale, Pa., assignor to
himself and Samuel W. Weiss, of same pUce.?
I < r improvement In the process of mam:fa -turing
ste:-l
?r>i,va,n,s xv*lk? r. of Boston. M??v. assionor to
.V, . is,f>enrp and J F Adams ?For improved
table leaf support.
Henry B Barber, of Scott. N. Y? For improvement
in devices for raising water.
_ Ahx'r Beckers.of New ^ oik, N. Y ?
or apparatus tor exhibiting stereoscopic pictures
Ihugn < ?James Bogle, of West Newton, Mass '
assignor to himself and Daniel Bogle, pf Dover
1 ' H ?l or designs for floor oil. loth.
Sellixg |jlQroR to Slaves.?The act parsed bv
1 the legislature of l=.x--V for preventing and pun'
[ ifaing the sal" of ii.juor to slaves has l>een pro,
nonnred constitutional by the Supreme Court of
Hfludb its basis in the constitution
( itaell. which provides for the summary disposal
. ?f a eiass of Inferior offences. Such proceedings
are recognized in all countries where common
law prevails, though there are exceptions to the
s general law. On ev*ry point raiB>?d against the
" law the Court has sustained the constitutionality
. of the sutute. except it be that which regards the
, possibility of a jury which ahall consist of less
than twelve Impartial men of the vicinage A'
| O. Picayune, Jan 25.
? 11^*
Last week while the youth and beauty of
Centreville. Ill . were gathered at a social party at
the Centreville Kxchange, an old gentleman who
was subject to spells of walking in his sleep after
" going to bed fell into a slumber (la tomnambvla )
| He arose from his bed attired in nothing but a
' shirt, and walked directly among those who were
participating in the scenes of festivity. The sur'
Tr WaS *? k* more a**?n istxi ng^than agreeA
Skip C.15AL Acmoss Cape Cod ?This measurt
which wuld save one hundred and fifty mile*
of dangerous navigation around the Cape lessen"
Ins the rate of freights, the cost of insurance, and
dolug an almost Incalculable good to the commerce
of the State, will soon be considered bv the
I Legislature. The expense of building snch a
" canal has been estimated, from surveys taken bv
the I n'ted States, at about #5U?.00ft. ? Boston
Tranteript, Jan. .30
' ? ^ "r,oinK lP ^e. Mary'" "Yea, mnm: I
find I am very discontented "If there Is auytLJng
I can do to make vou more comfortable, let
"je know." No, mum?it's Impossible. You can't
alter your llgger to my Agger, no mor n I can
\ our dreMes won't fit me, and I can't appear on
' V1 " ?y ^ Pl*ce, where mlsaus's
Clothes fit me 'wcUy."'
????
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MRS. W1NSLOW,
**N Experience.! Nurse and Female Physioian.
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP.
t?r Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitatee the Lrocttt of teeth.nf, by tof'to DC
the ruiTii, reducing all inftamni&tion?will alia* ALL
PAI* ana tpatniodic action, and is
SURE TO 11 EMULATE THE BOWELSDipt'.
i upor. it, mothers, it will give real to yonrttlvee, aud
RELIEF AXD HEALTH TO YOUR INFAXTS
M r have pns op and told this article for over ten yeare, and
CAN SAlf, IN CONFIDENCE axd 1 hl'TH of It, wh.tl VI h'i?t
nt*er teen able to,- . .tJy cf lny cthek
Medicine?neveri >IKS. Hat it failed, iff
t ? I S O L I IN , ! STANCE TO IFf,
T A CI RE, Y^INSLOW S when timely tited.
Ne?erdid we know SOOTHINfi *n wetance of d.eeatitraction
by ?ny one who need M. On
tb. contrary,all are SYRUP, delisted with itt
operation*, "nd: ? .?re.tk in terme of
hiyhett commend.<ioi. of it> m ificil etfecrt and nedicnl
virtuet V> e apeak in .hit matter WHAT WE OO KNOW "
*ft?rttr< rears* eipenence, and PLEDC.Eora RFPfTATIONFORTHE
FULFILMENT OF WHAT WE HERE PECLARF
In iln.otr tverv inttar.ee where the infant it tufer!?*
Iron, p-un an.i exlnuttion. relief will be f.>und mfifteen
or twenty miuuret after the Bjrri.p it suinn.u'ered.
v.-,|u-.M. prepTrinr.n is tb? prescription of one of the
most EXPERIENCED and tKILFl'L Xl'R.fs ir N'ew
land, aodhat bten need with never-failing succ*-* In
THOUSAXOS OF CASES
It sot only relieve! the child from pni-,, but innroraut tht
et-.mach and bowels, correct! acidify, and ejTet tore and
energy to (he whole ?yttem. It ?ill *lmott inttanuv relieve
Griping in thk Bowels and Wind Coi.ir
,AaXanM'HK"VKM .. FOR F-DV iothc Wtfin'o) I
M?. ,!!V'' CHILDREN ENTFR Valid OIAR- I
B'rfKt
cautt VI e would tay to ertry mother who hat a cftild tufwXV,'*
rom ?( 'he foregoing complaints?DO not lft I
TOt'R PRKJl'DICEd, NOR THK fREJi DICKS OF OTHER*
ttar^d between yontfsufferinir child and the reli-f that will 1?
LHK?y,k, ABSOLUTELY SI RE?to follow the use of th;t
medicine, :f timely used. Full directioi.t fur umnjr will ac- I
rTif-rVJ I"' p'b-d'w'.I-o ^rne Ce"u"'e ,he f.c-timile o
L . ? ,' PERKINS,New Vork, it on the outside wrapper
?* . . y I'rnjtifn throughout the world.
Principal Oifire. No. 13 Oedur Street, N. V.
rite only i5 Centt per Bottle. ?c ll-dftwly
soTa btI damt-'s r
thm s?li> bt
B a"LK A KO M AT IC Bottle
only. VALLEY WHISKY. , okLv.
We have just received Twenty fire Cases of this
\"y su,P?;,or ^ 'H'SKY. Heing manufactured exchK.!v
ely from th^j finest q utility of H vp, coo rumors I
can rely upon its being entirely free from all deleterious
in*redi*nts.
9ATelthjr cert'ficates from eminent chemists
ox the Nortu as to its nurity.
BARBOUR &. SEMMES. ;
W H.Dal-, : Your Aromatic Valley Whiskr is
received,ami after oaroful examination I find it to
lie a pure articltMirrly free fr:m th* ndulitratixK
ingrtilicnts so |rpq i^ntly used.
Yours, respectful!), J AS. J. MAPE8, !
Analytical Chemist.
of "Daly's Aromatic
in i J, . '1'skv, ai:d hud it t?> bea ;>ur^ nrtit!'. of I
nix* liavor, and Without a?iy deleterious a lir.ixture. I
JAS. R. CHILI'ON, M. D.,
New York Chemist. I
State A<saver's Okpice. J2 Ecmerstit ,st..(
\v?, u r? .Boston,April 17.1?3? \ I
i??i ? / York: I have mfie a choin- I
ica analysis of your Aromatic Valler Whivky, and
find it a purr, Jine flavored Rye Whisky, contaiDin< I
no injurious matters ol an> kind,and I woul l ree- i
ommend it as suitable for rn*<1ica! and public Dur- I
P\r? - i CHARLES T. JACkSON.
ja26-eolm ^ State Assayer.
1 0 RovJaW ANDCIGARS
IV BOXES SW.it Pressed TOBACCO,
f j Rou*h and Ready do.
5 do. Twist do.
J do. Cavendish do.
6rt do. lo'a Plug rio
30.0HII Havana and German CIGARS!
Just received and for sa'e bv
ja27-eo6t MURRAY A SEMMES.
f* H E E S E
Vcok. ^ BUTTFR.
zsi Ixjxes prime EASTERN CHEKSK in store ;
and on consignment 3 barrels ROLL BL'TTER.
Ju*t reoeived and for sale by I
ja?i-e>6t MURRAY' & SEMMES.
A i i ? SELLING AT COST I
Carpetinps. Oiloloths. ?uifs,
Mats, 1 able and Piano Covers. Table and Towel
lag Diapers. Rod Blankets, Bed Comforts. White
.Marseilles Qunts, 4o H. EGAN,
^ .. 3'i.l Pa. avenue, south wide,
- |azT~* Between 6th and 7t.h sts I
(^OLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE, |
P5?BERTJ?- COLEMAN, lafe of7h? fifm of
Coleman A; Stetson of the Astor House* . , A
and more reoently of the St. Niohola*fA4i
Hotel, New \ ork, has, in connection with ll''K3 1
his son, FREDERICK W. COlKMAN , takenthe
ohirpo of the above well known house K.r a term
ol rears Many important alterations and improvements
have been made, renderiiiE it first class ir I
every respect. I
The location of this house is convenient to trav- I
? oi? citizens, the oity cars psa&me constancy I
xv. Ji , p?,lnt"^ aml !he Baltirno'e an!l Ohio and
\\ ashirgton depots brimc in close proximity I
Libera arrangements will be made with fami'ios
tiaf1"6 ?1CmeD Board.(either full or par
They will contin ie the International Hotel, at
Niagara Falls. Nt-w Y ork, in the same suimtuoue
^r,Bn,fMioai !t 8>,P"Pular with the travel.
ing public during the past seanon. de?8-3ui j
1 u.nr. , bargains] I
x H \ \ K Just received ar. invuio* i 1 .New Goods
Si-'\i v('L/ 'I ys-t 9^ KSh 1N CAs l.'
??n i'. ? VfeSlINOS, to w/n.m I >li
oall the attention of my cuBtom?rs and tn?
public generaby. | W1j^ make them up at lfsr i
th'' fo.iowine piices: JJL I
FINK DRESS AND FROCK COAT*
?or worth .?28,
t,',r ?? w.,rth 2.S
t',r *' - Worth 2 J, I
FINE DHF?? p\v i \Luoxs'W,,rth 2I"
JT?r 3^' worth 912,
l,,or 8 w.-rfh lft, I
JSPI?' r;vRN,s;H% goods or SfSOLm!:
tions. Don t forget to oal i at I
E. LINNEY'S, No 1T0 Pa. av.,
Betwe?Mi 17tli and IStn sts., north side, j
BUY YOUR STOVES i
AT REDUCED PRICES.
her. Philharmonic Hall, south side of
JiiSr'\ tSilI.li6iWeBiti"f 'i.th *tr<>,'t fl,ul ''srr d,'?r ^ the
Mar Olhce. is sellinE hisentne sto^k of Stoves. Tin I
\ ar?, ftnd Ga? Fixtures at reduoed prioeg. Tliose I
!"wVi of t,arKa?n8 win call soon. Plu,nbin< ard
Gas fittine executed at the shortest notice, and
w %rrHn' m j _ -v> I
no 2^ I
f|^HO?iE OF OUR CUSTOMERS NOT WISH*
'iiK t.? 1^ annoyed by having bills presente?t to
them are requestod to ca.l ami settle their aecounts I
J^hiTli w.'l^i 2??th in tant. after which tune
a.1 hil.?a,l1 1^ presented wUnoiit distinction of per
.P; - Ii A LL. STE.?H I- NS A CO.;
1 *v.. bet. Qth and HHh stM. J
GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING GOWNS-A
larie *n<l ?ne*B8??rtnientof all styles and uua. I
ities, varying in prioes from S3 to *25 I
STEPflENS A CO..
PKOKL. (?. MA RIM Will ootnniAnce liia <eo I
ond Quarter on WEDN E>DA Y. F b
ruary 1st, at his Academv, coriier of Pa a^e- 5w
nueaiid2f.th st., wl,on he will,"t the
' u?,e a fashionable ^uailri!l? naUy'r-i-lfe
r.r.d au
K.kvsr!?isws;
iA i
Mr jftiiv p k"t i DECEMBER 13. 1S59
i JUHiV Fe EIiLI8^D?AE Sir i pru?t I
IW, r?3r?hi?a -
J&26 |
F?V?A|SW'oTT0KN.^Mri ENr.INK
jaups fji'it t\ "o*'1, for particu ars apo v to
ington^D c oorB*r 2d and F .trwts"vL5?
? 27 I xr?
AI f ar- i 8e^LING AT COST
Gents' and I.'ots' Shawls^ l im- p? ? Glove*
Handkerchiefs Ri- A ?',l/ln"n Cambric ?"d >i.k
L.nenandM?r;e?l!^hfrtWonuX
6t i'i?."^N.:6th ^rdVhv.;.
ALL nig ?2 :
deiMni /vomer Pratt uL. Baltimnr". Md
aoos^SKsg?^ "
/?forlow b?
Itll-Mt MUKSAV A SEMMES 1
WOOD AND COAL.
IT N 1 ON
,J FIRE WOOD MILL,
_ ... Coenkr Ttii St. Canal.
We are Selling?viz :
1 Cord OAK WOOD, Sawed and Split, ?6Jn
>? ; do. do. 3.25
>* do. do. 162
. _ , PINE WOOD.
1 Cord, Pawed and Split $.S.oo
X* " do. 2.50
\ " do 1 25
ILQ^OAIj of all kinds on hand and for sale.
L/ All orders promptly attended to, and delivered
with dispatch.
. ^ McKNEW A: MAR LOW,
ja ^a-bt Proprietor?.
\V R & 11 ' C* O A L !
" O o D ! V. O A L !
1 Thorough Stork of all Size* of Coal
and nil Kinds of Wood '
ITT*COAL well preparnd before delivery.
r-F-wf*r?rk . 2'5i4n p?und9 t? the tor.
IL/^ WOOD ready prepared to tsuit the wants of
each customer or delivered crd length.
. UI7~156 faet in a cord of Spiit Wood,
it/" The Wood yawed, hut not Split, is measured
before bting S?w?-d.
lL/ Fo* sale at the I.oictit Possif/lr. Prirrs at the
CITY STE \M FlRF. WOOD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
1 oot of 1 7th street. eklow War DKr\rtm%t.
.. l- J A w- M. GALT,
Office?V \\ . corner 12th and C street*. No. 34 7.
II/" Orders left at either p'ace will receive
jin 2?-tr prompt personal attention.
WOOD, WOOD. WOOD!?Th? attention of tht
pubhr to their and eronomv.?Ths bast
qua it) ?>f Seasoned Oak W<><?1 at four dollars and
fifty cents per cord. Orders left at J no. H. McChesn??'8
Grooery. corner 7th and >1 sts , will be met
with promptitude. I can be found at the Northern
Liberties .Market with the Wood every day m the
week
ja 13-Sw* E. LACEV
F* U E L! FUEL!!
F U E L!!
I hare now one of the most txtensive stocks of
Fuel in Washington, consisting of?
White Asii Broken Coal, Red Ash Eeg Coal,
White Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
White Ash Stovo Coil, Cumberland Lump Coal,
Treverton Free Burnmg, Do. Runot Mine,
Ege and Stovo Sizes. Do. Smiths' Coal,
Hickory, Oak and Pine 5240 pounds to the ton
Wood, sawed and split. in all cases.
All of whioh I will sell at tho lowest prtoes lor the
oaf h. for 3P or 60 days paper, well secured.
jrj" All accounts now standirg wnl be presented
before tho 1st of January, I860, and it is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
r. WT. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 14th and C 6t?.,
de20 near Canal.
EDUCATIONAL.
Dr. H. PERABEAU. PROFESSOR OF Music,
vocal and instrumental, organist of )Bf^
St. Aiovsms. Mad. p.. teacher of the ltaiianifWS
style of slicing. Residence?397 New Yorker*
avenue, corner of 13th street. no 28-Sm*
\% MRS. MrCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
tTlRS. McCORMICK desires to inform her
friends anurTie public generally that she will resume
the duties of her School on the 1st Monday in Sep
tember next.
The eourseof sVidy pursued will comprise all the
branches requisite to a thorough English education.
lr. addition to her daj; scholars she is desirous of
receiving into her family a few pupils as boarders,
aged from 'n> to 14 years, who will do under her immediate
oareand oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been considerallj increased
and otherwise improved. I hose in Washington
desiring particular information wi'h reference to
her school may apply to W. D. Wallaoh, Editor o
the Star.
For terms and furtner particulars apply at her
residence?No. 33 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va.
jy 27 tf
DENTISTRY.
M TEETH.
LOOM IS, M. D.. the inventor and patentee
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at ^
tends personally at his office in this city.
Many p?rs<?ns can wear these teeth who^*IT 1 **
cannot wear others, and 110 person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office oan be aooommodated
with any style and prioe of Teeth they ma? desire ;
but to those who are particular and wish the purest,
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
art can pr.Klace, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fuily warranted.
Rooms in this citr?No. 336 Pa. avenue, between
9th and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch ctreet, Philadelphia.
OO l-lv
D DENTISTRY7!
R. HILLS, after a practical test of two years,
feeis that he oan with confidence reooin-^^ai
mend tho Cheopla?tie Process for insert in gfcSBBB#
artificial teetn It has the advantages 01** ' ' "
strength, beauty, cleaniinees.ani5 ohesnness. Full
upper setd inserted for $35. Partial in "proportion.
Office 306 Pa. avenue. se 7
HOI BBS'S
AIR DRESSING AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Willards' Hothl.
The undersigned respectfully informs the publio
that he ha* on hand a large ana fashionable assort
ment of Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS,
embracing Gloves. Shirts. Neck Ties. As , of the
best materia!, manufactured especia1!? for his *al>E;
also, the t.uost stosk of PERFUMERY in the
District ol Columbia; and every flung in hi* line as
a manufacturer in HAIR WORK, 6uch as Wigs,
Toupees, Scalps, Ac., which he also makes and fits
to order.
de S3m? JOHN H. GIBBS
HOW E'S1M PRO VED W EIG HING SCALES
These Scales are offered to the public as the
most simple,durable, and reliable scales ever put in
use. Fiistclass premiums have !x?en awarded them
b> the United States Fair and Virginia Ag iouitural
Society; Virginia State Agrieu'tural Fair; Franklin
Institute Fair, Pennsylvania; New York State Fair;
Vermont State Fair. Ac., Ac. In ev:?ry case where
exhibited they have reoeived first class premiums.
Fo ? e ?t 05 Louisiana avenue, Depot of Siller's
Chilled Iron Safes.
do l.i-1y K. O PATTISON, Arenl
^2 S'2O,O0O WORT II of FANCY GOOI S.
Celling off; selling off:
AT COST FOH CASH
We have U>o much stook for the advanced stage
of trie season, anc, to meet the dull tunes and great
Frareity of money,'aiso, to be prepared for Spring
purchases.) we have determined to oiler our entire
stock of ?oods at exact oost, for cash, until 1st of
March. We have many desirable goods, viz :
Ladies'and Misses' Cloak* and R.islans, at cost,
Hroehe ard Stella Shawls, at cost.
Bonnet. Sa?h and Velvet Ribbons, at cost,
Every kind of Hoop Skirts, atcost.
Best French Kid Gauntlets, at coat.
Nets. Illusions and Tarleton*. at cost.
Nubias. Clouds and Head dresses, at cost,
Lane Sets of Co'lars and Sleeves, at cost.
In fact, we will s?li every description of goods in
our line at prime oost, for oaih, until March 1st
Now is t e time for bargains. Ca'l soon, b?f.ire
the assortment is broken At MAXWELLS',
ja 2* fit 3-2S Pa. avenue.
IMPERIAL PRUNES,
1 CAPRES.
We received a few days since a suj>p!y of fresh
Imperial primes and Capres Non pnreilles, selected
for us 111 Bordeaux. The Prunes a re very largo and
juicy. KING A BURCHELL,
i? ItS oor. 1-Hli st. and Vermont ave.
7. 9. c. Lama-.. c. h. mott. 7. l. avt1t.
Lamar, mott a autry,
ATTORNS TS-AT-LAW
Hollt sprine, Missm
Wi'i practice m the Hirh Court of Errert and Ap
Ka'sat Jackson,tho Federal Court at Pontotoc,
e Courts of the Seventh Judicial Distnot of Mis
nppi.and will attend to the Collection of Claim*
tK# \Yi1f-t^
I'J.KNTLEM EN I can only repeat that whioh
\ been said by other*. a? weil as mtself: That I
consider the CHICKERING A SONS PIANOS
f*r beyond comparison, tho best I have ever seen in
America. Yours, respectfully,
S. Thalserg.
The?e Pianos can be had only of JOHN F. ELL1S,
3"6 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th st". j21
PHILADELPHIA CARRIAGE AND TIRE
BOLTS, all size's ; HOLLOW AUGERS. 4-8,
5 6-8,7 8, 8 8. Receivrd and for sale by
ail-eo6t (Spates.) JNO. R. ELVANS A CO.
44 QENZON" NAIL RODS (WARRANTED.)
U 5 tons dailr expected, and for sale ia quantities
at manufacturers' pricer.
ja2? eo6t (Stat-g) JNO. R. ELVANSCO.
HO. HOOD has iust finished a largo lot o
standard SILVER-WARE?many articles
well adapted for ho idar presents, and at remarable
low trirM \'n. sis p. HIT ha 99
'1 HE BEST PI \ NO FORTES-The Raven.
Baeon A C?* Pi*no, which I have used at the
concerts m VVillards' Hall, is the best square piano
1 have ever played upon. S. B. MILLS.
A new assortment has just arrived at the Music
St re of <ja23> W. Q. METZEROTT.
AL E!
XX ALE AND XXX ALE!!
l he pnrest and most wholesome Ale in this citv is
the WASHINGTON BREWER*.
This Ale is made from malt and hops on y,
and cannot fail to rive entire satisfaction to oon
sumers. C COLlNEAU, Proprietor of the
ja4-ly W ash'n Brewery oomer K and?7th sts.
O.N THE
B, R. WORL?
Just reoeived at
SHEPHERD'S.
J* 17 Corner 7th and D sts.
LOTTERIES.
T ROYAL HAVANA I OTTKRY.
HE Next Drawing or the Roya! Havana LotJff
Jt oouducted by the Spanish Government, under
the supervision of the Captain General of Cul>a?
will take pi&oe at Havana on
_^^AJl'RDAY, Fkbrtart II, 188".
SORTEOyUMtiiin 63! ORDINA RIO.
CAPITAL PR Zr. $100,000.
1 prize of $ ion ,?io y prizes oC 91>A
1 do 59,01*. 60 do **)
do IAS do 4"0
J do 20 (mo 20 appro*. 8.SW
1 do 10,n?o
, _. . IN ALL 2*S PRIZES.
\\ho.e Tickets $20-Hal ve?, $ lO-Ouarters, 9-i.
Vf,zea oa8',ed at sight at S p<>r oent. disoount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par,
A drawing wiii be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known.
Ail orders for schemes or tickets to he addressed
to- ? ,^D?N ROURIGUKZ,
ja?>-tr Care of City Post, Charleston. S. C.
pORSOLlDATED LOTTEK'ES OF 1IK1?
^ AWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS A CO., Milliini,
WlLMlNOTO.f. DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BROAD?ENTS A CO. having obtained
from tne Legislature of Delaware, at :rslate
session, a Lottery Contraot, to continue in operation
for a period of twenty years, and naving given
bonds to the State for on* million of dollars, to secure
the prompt payment of a!! prises sold, are now
Hei.. the CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARK for
the benefit of international improvements and other
X COUNTY LOTTERY
OF DELAWARE for the same objects.
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at 15 minutes before 5 p. m., and the
Sussex County Lottery daily at 15 minutes before
1 III
Aii drawings under tl.e superintendence of Lottery
Commissioners appointed by the Stale of De?aware
PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN.
MONDAY, January an.
C ass V?78 numbers, 12 drawn baiots.
Capitals.
i prise of____. 92S.3ll5 4 prize of #1.730
4 do. 5,n?r? 4 do. l.Soft
4 do. S,ooo 10 do, 1,200
4 do. 2.000 10 do. 1/M
_ &c, Ac., Ao.
Tickets $R,halves 94, quarters 92, eighth* #1.
TUESDAY. January si.
Class W?75 numbers. 12 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
1 prize of 924,0ft' 2 prizes of___ . 9LW0
do, ____ 6.<?i 2 do M60
do. 3,000 11 do. I.,.
Ao., A c.. Ac,
Tickets 95, halves 92.50, quaiters 91-2*.
_ WEDNESDAY. February 1.
Class 1?78 numbers, 12 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
1 prise of 9s\ ion i 50 prize of Hi.oor
1 do. l",7S9150 do tw<>
jJJ do 3. ?) 1 Ac.. Ae.
Tiokets 910. halves 95, suarters 9zjo, eightha 1.25,
THURSDAY. February 2.
Class 2?78 number*, it drawn ballot*.
Capitals.
1 prize of 920,000 | 1 prize of 94.83S
do. . ?^?1? ,000 ! 1?? do.
1 do ?fw | Ac., Ao.
Tiokets 9'. halves 92^o,quartcrs 91.2.5.
FRIDAY Febrnarv 3.
Class 3?75 numbers, 12 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
1 prize of? 921.ISA V prize of. 9!,5en
2 do. ?_ 6.000 2 do. _ 1,2%?
2 do 3.500 10 do 1.CO0
2 do. 2.000 Ac., Ao.
Tiokets 95, halves 92.50. quarters 91 25.
SATURDAY, February 4.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OK
DELAWARE?Class 6.
78 numbers 14 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
1 prise o!___? 94'Vim 5 prise of __#2,oen
1 do. 10,432 5 do. 1.20.1
2 do. ?? fi.nco :o do. 1,0U
4 do 3,000 Ac., Ac.
Tiokets 910, halves 96, quarters *2.v, eistite 9l,tS
Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTS A CO.,
wiutiwm. Delaware.
SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at li
minutes before 12 rr.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
MONDAY, January 30.
Class 25?78 numbers, 13 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
1 prise of 95,00012 prizes of...9L,ooo
I do. 1,023 1 2 do.
Ao.f Stc,f &o.
Tickets 91.
TUESDAY, January 31.
Class 26?78 numbers, 12 drawn billots
Capitals.
I prise of ~?9S,ono| 1 prizes of__ 91,'75
1 do. .... l^io j 2 do. ? 600
Ao., Ac., Ao.
Tiokets 91.
WEDNESDAY, Kebruary 1,
C ass 27?78 numbers, 14 drawn ballots.
Capitals. *
1 prise of. 94 417 | 1 prise of. 91,or*
Ac, Ao, Ao.
Tickets 91.
THURSDAY, February 2.
Class IE?'?s numbers, 12drawn ballots.
Capitals.
! prise of. 96.<o? ; 2 prizes of fl.Ooo
1 do. 2.(.2*i | 2 do. 800
Ao., Ao., Ao.
Tiokets 91.
FRIDAY, February 3.
Class29?78 numbers, 13 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
1 prise of .95.S.V' j 2 pri?e? nf 08X1
2 do. ?.. . 1,1(0 | 2 do 2?*i
A?,, Ac., Ao.
Tiokets 91.
SATURDAY, February 4.
Class 3-t?75 number*, 12drawn ballots.
Capitals.
1 prise of? 91,00(11 1 prizes of -fl.ooo
1 do. 1,406 1 2 do. 500
Ao., Ao.. Ao.
Tiokets 91.
All orders for tickets or oertifioates of paokages
in any of the above splendid lotteries will meet with
the most prompt and confidential attention, aid the
printed official drawings sent as soon as over.
Address FRANCE, BROADBKNTS A CO.,
ja 28 l? Wilminrton, D? aware.
TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SII0IX
KOL'THKRN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
4*>y 7TH Stekkt,
Oppotit' OdJ Ff Hoies' Hall, WasMnttop, D. C.
Travelers will studv their interests by examining
my TK UN KS. VALICES, Ao., before pur-innn
ohasing elsr where. An I use none but theBHfwjP
best material therxin rket stiords ano emp <?v^?allU
the best workmen. I can confidently reemmend my
work to be superior in Surnftk an<i l>uraKiltty to
Trunks that sre made in other cities and sold here.
I ko?p constantly on hand, and make to order (on
one w?-?k'? noticei every description of SOl F
LEATHER, IRON FRAMS, FRENCH DRFSS
a*4 H'Of>L> BOX TRU\KS, ASHLAND n*,f
olh-r V ALICES, TRAVELING B A(j S ; HAR
NESS: SADDLES, WHIPS. 4"'.. c.
Trunks, Ac., Repaired and Covered, in a workmanlike
manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered in apy part of the city, Gecrre
town, or Alexandria.
aIho?Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
de 15 !y JAMES S. TOPHAM.
A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
TO BE SOLD CHEAP!
The Boot and Shoe Establishment that was burnt
out on Snnday morning, the2oth of Novem-?jn.
ber, have removed the balance of theirKHI
stock to No. JSO 7tn street, between Landw^Bs
M. Persons in want of Shoes will now find" VfcL
an opportunity, for a few days^to jet good articles
atnnprecedented low prioes. They must be sold.
r^REAT EXCITEMENT AT
No. A20 7tb St.
H. MELA A SON
Sslljns Chkapzk than Evss!
All who want bargains must oome s uicklv. Ev
erybody says that H. MELA A SON are selling
the best and cheapest goods in the oity, and their
store is orowded wits customers age.- to buy
91<V>no worth of FALL and WINTER OOOT?
and SHOES, at retail for New York who|esa.<>
prioes, at H MELA A SON'S,
00 11 320 7th st. 3 doors above States Offioe.
^ CABINET WARE.
850 ?"?**. 350
PAPERHAN0INQS-New stook, sseap f0l
sash.
Paper hang by experienced workmen, and rati a
LQUNGES, 98,
,a
?o- s^^aar^.,
49 JOHN F. ELLIS. JOS p?. av.
THE WEEKLY STAR.
This exoelient Family and New? JoernaJ-ooa
taming a greater variety of interesting rending tha*i
eat be found in any other?is pnblishod on Salurda
morning.
a, tnvtmbl9, M astreiv*Single
copy, per umun _#l P
* "
1 en oopiea . n or
Twent, oopica HI 15 on
tiki1. ?n< ln J*11**! imnu neighbors
With oat the intervention of % mail sg?i \ as will ??e
perceived ? per oent. of Tk. W.^ s',V? be
?ave4. It invariably contains the & Washl iwtn
News'* that has mad* Th? Krenmt Star oircn\ate
so genera !y throughout the oountry.
(I/"Single oopies (in wrappers) oan bm prooerM
JUS. pT^T.'EeS1C'B1tS. u"
tL/~P?*tmasters who act as agents will be allowed
a commission of in cents.
TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY.
Daily line between Alexandria
AM) WlNcH KSTE*.
VIA L E tSB ChO, BERKYtlLLE, tr.
9EHE8IBIB
b y k AlLXOAD a>p PtUT-CLAH coac ull
A DAILY LINE (Sundays evoepted) rommenoH
running a* above, oa Monday, the 16th inst.. ht w*f
of the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad,
and Mean*e& Fawaett's mail line of aoher.
L*ave the Kwl'oad Depot at A exandna, corner
of Wat^r and Oronooo street*, at 10 a- ra., arriving
at Winchester at 7 p. m.
Leav- Winchester at a. m.. arriving at Aiexdnaat
2S p. m.
Fare trom Alexandria to I.eesbnrg.....
Do. do. Haniiitoa........ ... IJ
Do. do. Puncevt.la..^. ..... >3
Do. do. Sntcke'svilie <*
P'1- <lo. Cattleman's Peiry...
Do. do. Berry '.He S.?
Do. do. Witfeherter.......... 4,fti
WM. R CARLIN.Conduetnr.
ja282w MEANS A PAWSKTT
Baltimore and ??hio railroad.
WASHIV+roX BiiAXCH.
Craxci of Horn.
C^mrrjmetntt on momtnit, October IT, 18c#
Tra'ne run aa follows :
Leave* ASHINGTON a' ?.*> and 7.46 a. m.
Leav? ?V ASHINGTON at 3^n aud 5.20 p. m.
On^iQday at 3 2" p. m., only.
iMVe tiALTIMOR F at 4 so and 8 a m.
v-rave BA L.TIMORE at 3.15 and 4J0 p. m.
Y"n Sunday at 4.20 a. nu.oniv.
Vasaengera for the FAST will take trains att.n
, ainl 7.45 a. m., and 3.20 p. m.
For the WEST at(^2" a. m., and SJr> e. ro.
For ANNAPOLIS at 7.15a. m., and (Tjn p. flft.
For NORFOLK at 7.4S a m.
oo IS T H_ FARfiONE.Af?t.
PFOR NEW VOkK.
A4SAGE. INCITING MEALS AND
_ ^ STATEROOM. fT.AO.
Tw New \ t*k iud Virginia Scr?w Steamship
i/Jlfi1)! *r$T ,wn<1 elegant steamship
40r\TVfcHNON.C?Ft.T.C.t?miili.^?
will ler??-? the Cor ^anv'a Depot, Wm *??*'
tern VVharvea, at 11 o'clock a in every WKDN'tS
1 an\i * Company'a Dep*>t, at Alexandria,
at So clock p. m. same da*.
Passengers from WashlRflM and Georgetown
can take the coachea connecting with Alexandria
steamboats or railroad, which leave the oorner of
7th street and Fa. avenue bonrlv, or they can leave
on the steamer from the W'eetert Wharves at 11
o'clock a. m.
State rooms oan be enraged on appjioatior *o
Messrs. Morran A Rhinehart, Woatern Wkvrv
Freight will be teoeired up to the hours of depa*
tu re _
Insurance will be effected on a'! rooda Hy
this meat the offioe of tne Company at X per cent
premium.
The aoocmmoda'iona for passengers by this lint
are in every respect Cret e ass, and every effort w'
oe made to render thi* communication with New
\ oik an agreeable and hoaithfu! one.
For freight or paeea?e apply to FOWLh At
CO., Agents, Alexandria.
H. U.CROMWELL A CO.,
eej-ly ^6 Woat at..corner Albany, New York.
JVTOTICE.?The Steamer JAMES GlIY having
II resumed herrouts on the Poto- ii ^
mac river, will i?*avo Washington on tL " '?
TUESDAYS for CI RKIOMA.N,***1. ?
aad or f R IDA YS (commeccina on the 8thof April!
for riNE? POINT and K1NSA LK.S.t ? a. m. retnrnir.R,
wii! leave Kmaaeon SATURDAYS a* 4
a, m., stopping at ali oftbe reju!#' latidtugs coins
ao'i retwrnin*. LVCIKN S PAGE, Prop'r
Nath'l. Boc"H. Aeent, Alexandria, mar g8-tf
BfNo. fiSI.l
V THE PRESIDENT <iF THE UNITED
STATES.
In puranance of Is* , I, J am n Bcc has *x. Preai
dent of the United Stat*'* of America, do her>-br dc
elare and make known that public sa.ea will he'he^d
at the under mentioned Land Office* in the Siate of
Florida at the pcrioda hcreiuaflcr desi^uatcd, t?*
Wit:
At the Land Office st Tali.ah a^te, oommencing
on Moodav. the twentieth -la* ol February next.fo*
the disposal of the \-n<*ant fsnda in the rf?n-???e
titrnl seAftonf and pari of Kdiaat, wilhni the on
der-me?tionod toW!iahip?, winch remain to the
I nit?-d States, within fix milemin enrh aide of ths
railroads, "froin St. John's river, at Jacksonvilte.
to the waters of E"caii:bia l<*v, at or near Pen"*aco
!a; 1 and "from pcnxacola tu the State I me of Aia'?a
ma, in tii" direction o l M ontcomery;" subject, as
required b> law . to a minimum two dol*ars a+<*
\ft\ rentj per arre. Ml:
.Yorfa tkt bait hue and we?t q/ tk'
meridian.
Townahipx 1 and 2, of range I.
Townships 1, 2, and 3.of tangea 2 and S.
Townships 2 and 3, of iai.ee 4.
To*rn??hip8 1, 2, S, and 4, of range 5.
Townships 2, 3. and 4. of ranges s. 7, ami I.
Townships i.', 3, 4, and 5, of range 9.
Townships 5, 4, and 5, of range
Townships 2,3, 4. and 5. of rargea 11 and 12.
Townships 2, 3. and 4, of ranges 13.14. and 15.
Townships 2, 3, 4, a-id 5, ?f ranges 1? and 17.
Towimhips 2,3. and 4, of ranges IB, I?, 2", Jl, ?, ?.
and 24.
Townships 1, 2, 3. and 4, of range 2.V
Townships 1,2, and 3. 0 ranees 36 and 27.
Townships I, 2, 3, ?. and 6. of ranges 28and 25>.
Townships 1,2. 3. 4. 5, and 6, of ranges ?). SI. andSJ
South of the base l*nr and weft %f tkt rrtnetpi'
meridian.
T?>wnship 1. of ranges I and 2.
Townships 1 an?i 2, of range 29.
Townships 1,2, and 3. of range 30.
Townships I and 2, of range 31.
North oj the base lint and east of the principal
meridian..
Township 2, of range I.
Townships I and 2, of ranges 2, S, 4. 5,6,7, 8,9, and If.
Township I, of rang."** 11 and 12.
South oj the bate line and tart of the prm(>r*t
meridian.
Towr.ahip 1, of ranges 1, 2. 3. 4, 5, , 7, 8, and 9.
Townsiiips and2.ofrant.es in and 11.
At the Land Offieeat Nkwxa>'?vix 1..commencing
on MomiaT, the tilth ilaj el March n? xt, for the dis
posal of the \ acai.t lauds in th< rvm numbered sec
tionsand p?" < ( frtions, within th?-mid
tion?-d townships, which remain to the United State#
vithin -ix mile? on <*ach "i?l?of vh>- rail 1 oads."from
St. J.>hn'? river, at Jacksonville, to the waters of
Escambia bav.at or i<nr Penaaco a:*' an l "from
Anieita inland, on the Atlantie. to the waters ?i(
Tanipa Dav, * i?na branch to Cedar Key, on the
Gulf of aiesico:** aubjoct. aa reqmr?d by law.to a
minimum of two dollars andjifty 'rnts per arrf, v\t
South of the base lint and east of the prtnupa'
meridian.
Townships 1 and 2. of range u.
Township* 1. 2, and 3, of range 12.
, Townships 1,2, S. 13. 14. and IS. of range 1*.
Townships 1.2, 3. 4. 13. 14. and 15. range 14.
Townships 2. 3, 4, 12, 13. 14. and 15, of ranee l?.
Townships 2.3. 4. |i, 12, 13. and 14. of range l?v
i Townships 2. 3. 4. le, 11, 12, asd 13.of range 17.
Townships 2. 3, 4, 1", II. and 12. of range 18.
Townships 2, 3, 4. h. and 9, of rang.-* 19 and 2??.
Townships 1,5.3, 4, 5,S,7, 8. and 'J, ol rang-s2< Slid
K.
Townships 1. 2. S. 4. *. ?. and 7. of range c.
Townships I. 2, J. and 4. of mn.:e 24.
At the I .and Office at St. Ar<jr?r eominen
cing ? n .\ionda- . the twenty.?"Vrnth da* i f February
next, lor the disposal of the \aca;it lands in
the fee* nutrlerrd sections ind parts <tf sec'torn,
within til" uiider-mei,tion??d townships. wi.irh re
main to the United Stat"v within six rruies <>n ,??ch
side <d railroads, "fr..:!! St. John's river at Jai ks -n
vilie.to ttie^ wat?rs ? ! Escambia Itar.at or ne#r
P-usac??la;" and "from Am iia island/on the Atlan
tic, to the watere o| Tamoa Hay, with a bran -h to
Cedar Kev, mthe Guif of M'-xioo;" sublet, aa m
quired b\ law.t<.a imiuinum of tiro dollar: and *>< y
rents p* t arre. viz :
North of the ba\e tin' end east of the p ?nrt/-i'
meriiian
Township* I and 2. of ra-ige 23.
Townships I, 2. and 3. of r?n?es 24, 25. 2", 27. ac'
South of the base line and east of thr rnn^'pal
meridian.
Townships 1,2, and 3. of range* zs and 2r..
Lands appropriated by law for the Uf,* ,,f aohoola.
military and of A" purpo.?*?. together wit}. "?*?% j.
and overflowed" lands. wi:| be excludnc from thsales.
The tracts along th* line* ??f *he railroads wil!
sold, subje?>t tt> th'- ncht of wa>. srat>t?il ae? ?.f
4th August, 1852. for said railr??adf,and the
lar tracts cut \>y the routes will l?e so d as tain"1^
the quantities" respectively sl> >wu wn the effi is"1
plats, without dAuctions.
The offering of the above lands will be c.f,fri?r',n".e?|
on the day a appoint?d. and wii: proceed |Q ,?
in which they are advertised, cnti! the wh . shall
hare been off-red. and the sales thu? v'u* ii
but m sale sha'l t?e kept open longer than t a 1
weeks, and no private entry of an* of th- si-., e
lands will be admitted until after tne exr s 1 1
th- two weeks r
Given under my hand, at the cit* of Washn.gt.
this nlt^ntzi day of Nuv.iti^r. anno fK>1121111 uih1
thousand ftlftkt huudred ami rmip.
By the President: J AMES BUC il A NAN.
S. A. Smith,
Commisaiouei oftbe Genera' La < u*?\
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIM A VI
Every person entitled to the rigutof pr?- <-r,<k>t ...
to any of the ands within the tu?n?hip?
enumerated is reqtti'cd t'< e^tal'.isli the .
satisfaction of the register and rec?M\e- < t < ,
proper land office, and mate paym?nt .
.?oew a* p*arti(a!/l' a.t'-r ftng f*t? nrxit,. ai:<! '
the da* appointed for the ciaiiiii?noam>'i? >-i public
sale of the landt einWra in* the trart n.a r>. - t
otherwise such claim will be forf*'iUs<
^ S. A. SMITH
Commissioner of the Gem-ra! Ian-! rt.lu- .
Nor*.?Under the regulations of the d?paftir.? t,
as heretofore and now *xisUng. no payment? ah
tr.r.ie for adverti* nr aroclamafions exempt sum
publishers as are ipntat:* v ' ,
the Omswtsfioaer e%f the Gene-a' 1 And t
pe l> lawMw ^
h. "
rartef pKfl ?t? *s*? ainvi |. o ^

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