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THE EVENING STAR.
U^When the freight train from New York on
the New Hiven Railroad last Sunday night was
near the Iron Bridge, smoke was discovered issuing
from one of the cars, and the train was immediately
stopped a:id the Are extinguished After
some time spent in trying to discover where
the fire originated. It was finally found to have
come out of a barrel of ' bottled beer,"' which
after being carefully overhauled, disclosed, snugly
fastened i:i the middle, what is called a "blow
lamp." steadily burning, and surrounded with
combustible material thoroughly saturated with
liq iid t*r. The lire hud burnt through the side
ef the barrel, destroying several bags of feed and
a portion of a large box of clothing. The barrel
'vas shipped at .New York,consigned to a flrin in
Greenwhich. and it was probably the intentiou of
the scoundrel to destroy the depot at the latter
place: for b:td the train been on time it would
nave been left at that station, and the -lepot closed
probably, without the lire being discovered.
Baltimokk Stskkt Railroads.? The City
Demo-rat e Convention of Baltimore have adopted
resolutions protesting against the proj?osed confirmation
by the Legislature of the ordinances
i<ass<rd by the Municipal Council granting to c<?rtiln
parties from Pennsylvania the right of way
and other privileges for a st-eet p^ss^nger railroad
It appears that citizens of Baltimore proposed to
carry passengers at three cents each; while the
comptnv preferred by the Council charge five
cents The House of Delegates have appointed
an Investigating committee, with full powers to
report on tbe alleged frauds by which this preference
was obtained.
A Small Pox Iscidkxt.?An eminent physician
of New York got oa l>oard one of the city
railroad ears a few day? since. In a moment he
said?"LadUs and gentlemen, there is a malignant
case of small pox on board this car?1 smeil
it *' in a n oment the car was stopped, and the
passengers fled, all but one. and she was a woman
e!ose!y veiled The doctor asked her to lift her
v?il. Sije did, and he beheld a most dreadful
ease of that foul and dangerous disorder. She
Mid she was on her wav to the hospital?her att
ndant was on the outside
{?y About a year since a young man was arrested
in West Philidelphia on the charge of attempting
t > snoot a young lady he was in love with,
who did not rec'procate tbe passion. Last Friday
the vonng man was a^ain arr?-st?-d at the suit of
the lady, who ch'irged him with attempting to
kill her with a razor. It appears that the couple
are now mar led. and this violent matrimonial
life is only a natural consequence to the stormy
courtship which it followed. Was ever woman
in such humor wooed " Was ever woman in
such humor won
Fksb Nkoro Insolknck?it is reported that
when L*. S. .Marshal Johnson, of the southern district
of Ohio, vlsit-d Oberlin to subpeena a witness
to attend the Senate Investigating Committee
the hotel where he stayed was assailed at
night by a uang of negroes who imperiously demanded
to know the Marshal s business. ' T'ue
landlord explained it to them. (we trust the Marshal
was not privy to the explanation,) and the
nejroes then left.
Cacss Of BlTshes?A Lurid Dtsrrtptirm.?A
writer in the American Medical Gazette thus furnishes
the reason why young ladies blush wnen
spoken to about their lovers: " Tbe mind communicatee
with thecentr.nl ganglion, the latter, by
reflex at tion through the brain and facial nerve,
to the organic n.-rves in the face, with which its
branohes inosculate."
!Lr A quantity of-curiowslv shaped bones have
been exhumed from a marl-pit in Monmouth Co ,
N.J, which, from their size and appearance, are
judged to belong to no species of animal existing
at present. They are supposed to be the bones
of an animal known to naturalists a? the Mossasaurus,
or Lizard of the Meu*e?so called from a
specimen having Wen found on the banks of Ihe
river Mense, in Holland.
!Er The latest rumor in England, on the loth
nit . was that Cardinal Antonelu, tue Prime Minister
at Home had resigned ail his oili. es He h-is
long been a violent and virulent reactionist, and
he worst adviser that Pius 1 X ever had His retirement
will probably give a new phase to trie
Italian question. It may indicate a modification
of the Pope s policy against the Duchics
L^onnrd Byington, a land operator in Iowa,
lately had one hundred and nine separate notices,
eomprising nine columns in the Iowa Reporter!
Issued to dill'-rent parties, that he is eoing to forerlosv
the mortgages which he holds upon their
lands and tenements.
< CT" That interesting little perfumer, the Musk
Cat. which tbe 1 S steamer Mississippi, hasji^t
brought home from Cochin China, is on exhibition
at the Aquarial Gardens. Boston.
IIT" Gov Deuniton, of Ohio, it is reported, refuses
to surrender John Browu, jr., who has been
demanded as a witness before the investigating
committee at Washington.
fLT A card fs out for "the conservative men of
the State of Rhode Island who place the memory
of Clay and W ebster above the living Garrison.''
IZT The W higs of North Carolina are meeting
in their respective counties to s^nd delegates to a
State Convention to be held on the *22d February
(TTLe Mountain has commenced manufactur- I
Ing four llrst-class balloons in Lansinburgh, for
local ascensions.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
W ILLAR PS* HOTEL.?C A Frrgv th, DC!: E J
fringe, Ca!; W F Potf, Pa: C D Potts.do^MiVs
E fa.ns, Pa; \\ Sams, Oal; J Mo,ton, Va; J Barker,
La,H Brown. do:Bi-~hop Sc ?ott and iid?,
F. 9,x; NV W t?'enn, Ala; J W
B?d?on do; ? H Van Ki-esk, NY:Geo Boaer. Pa;
J p L?n<.iead,d";S M Dodd, M; W F P. field. Pa
EE Dunbar, N\: H Hildro z.S Lowaiwr, Me; V
u uOULw 5" j Foiim**!, Co; E 3ri>ii?iard,di>;
1* an- Jr" Va: vv ? dark
a>>d iad), G Chapman. ?: ii A Sma I-yanl
&d,Y. ?; ? N V; J L f.ittlear.d iady, M<;
Mrs C MMernU, dfs J Iloukhtoi^. N V, A vVvd,
djnA l)ipre. Li:l, P Bnat.t. do; J L Leak, pv a
P. J? h1 ^ ; w Bakeweii, Pr: J t? Beale,
?Viv W ?{r17"?nt. Md; J B-atl*
do: W J Mateuntc, do; ?* V, '/ vl, do; J R Fod
SY; WPih.ji.LMA; J S ChiiK'io. N ? ; tfon \y \
each, do; J \\ Paine, do; C M Tihl.it* do; Capt
ea*i.**. L S \ . 8 K Chsp.a n, Win**;.J H Stl
and iady. N Y; A B Sim h (), S H R -iibin- V i.
11 Vl.iier, Ct; W ti J'o >!e. Fis;"v K vv i|g,,n
nUp \V*i^ vr ?\?al ^M|*?-^A:H Phillip^;
P?\ ; Dr P \? a.^s. I S.N; Mis W i!kcr, NY; H B<f?darand
ia y,1Va; Mrya Mrs Pember, N Y; W P
Lee, do; J S Hedftos, l>el.
BROWN'S HOTE\.-J Wa?kii?. Dr ??cotf H
Mill r. W Mataews, S I) lizard, T Aai^Tok J "
Coving i>n. J Shu t-?r. W Klimon, W **ha'w ii
B Biooks, J S f)o.ine f, J K Fllio t S Hopkins, W
Ho<?dvard J Morris Md;\ I'h !pn. MrSvtnn H
Allan. G%; H S Miller. J D.wih M Lewn T Har
n?, W Graham. NC; Mrs rf-nha n. Mo: S Lolzhaciien,
Aia; S W Hale and lady. H C Bullock. W H
A?r ^ dli\m=, i; A Low er, o F MhK n
5*' ) ,9 stjf. 1) A R^nhsin, J G'azier NY- K
hK'; H":;C Tn?Sa?rtf J ,J K^n- Tenn; J
?c' rhVW'r# te.,Fi?C:rA
^oila^r Ms F H Joy. Mass; a W Sta% la- HL
Sbn"1'wTfW^?1li Jri?i "T^Mo: T A Jack
.. itO WT?/iic J msoQ. F w
W K A Wood,R?mI h,
Jj-V1 white, Aia, VV Davi?, T*x: J B hade Kr
M H.Mhn*-4Wu ',u T",m; \li.n PuJIivan. vf; M-rs
L>o>d, ib-, T ^ Su laok. S M Soot*, IVi* P P Per 2amO*i
i B Mr"" K NlaCraV, Ala: F
J!.a^, KT anoe, Va; a C Pavis, J E
NAT'ONAL HOTEL.?r* A Wa^hirston. Vr
J . Fov.tl'; W Bl.iin, Pa; I* R lew*-'
ett.S \\ ard N; J Hit Vt; J A M.:.r,e, Ky; P
Thomas. \\ MiUiheil, Md; '?r Grio daw, l"a: Ja*
M"*I?oraid.? o! San.!e,*s, .Ni? ? j-,a .|.nr \i_. q
Zht% SM1 tv''** iaa"' rft,?
^X f; l>r D?ao?hurn. \ a; Rjssam S Ber *,
M;i. W Han n,< and _ad>, Pa; T JenW ? - aid a iV,
M 1*3 M-M.1t, I VVorle% \H: H Griffin l\H- l>an
hKW* r*. ? N.?bi/. j b .""a B3
\i f i i r C' rni^h, A Mlrpe. K
MoLe laod, J DouitM ill. J Ha!!, W White C V
Mom*. \% Me s -r. K MaUhew. Ala.* W !"'ap aan.
Aitu6, \\ aw fi tTj%: H rtrr/m\? M IS.
5cMV*rA?h^(ir7t '"aI0 V s ; j ir?n..inVh'm'
Ca-in, G f *rt-?n. \I%; J Aum nt. Pa; J S
6.<.ia.ua d ad*. 31 ss Va; J Salliva" J
Thotjip^on ai d :au.?. Pi: Mrs II )U3?>?vrieh* ** " i.
fetchlnsop VaV
KIH KWm.D HOU?U.-W\V Fnmter, M<i; J J
Pow ! , i r P. J.>;.r.-o.i. A M Ji ki n, l:a; C D
, Wats; J \\ Pa; H A Z <il NYv
? ' ^ T J Carlisle, ^a;
F OeiPy. M i; G W S*e r. ?r, o- h W M WiliinVa;
A M Km e?,SC: H C Wsri. 1SV; s
J V A_jy?tk"-wn. V?; R Gunliiag, NY; M W
cSfTntj. ya.
OC EAN ? TEA MERS' SAILING DAYS
Far* th* UsiTin 8tatb?.
A?^Sr,> nLtv'- *>*v,.
Edmlurs ? v'2"*"v- a.iverpool V'eh. 9
Km ve,r v-crk Liverpool Fob. 11
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ieru Brito" Liverpool pr>rt'a?d i ?
r* ... LiverpiM.i. B?>sr?n i2a'S '
C-. ASKhiRKtog F.iverp.>??j N?-w YorV't- k
^'- a? ^t?,w;..w Ymi ECK :
- S-'Uth'ptoii ..New V.,rk i
0!ar?.>w ... U,44%J? .New Vork Frt! 3
^ K!:. '71. and
Ch'-'.w-; on toe ?th snd I3tS. n,onth'
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T\TKW GOODS
t, . JUST OPENED.
' i^r S.'i'tin* *nd S?"-F.t nr C? ttons,
*V, Ve?*Y%l ViVMrt.,rc end sh*#tln? Linew
? ' < C> ed rfUi.'*rpt, es.
PiyK^.nr ? ? aamasir, ' owV? a,>d Nnpiias.
;.?,twv'l ftoe Wbfteand Col?r;d Flan
A -f srni-h *.es,i:ir(roirat the lowestp,i3cs
? ' ^ J*?y(l?J L&Y KC^ '
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AITD RXSIDKNOXfl
of m
91KMBEAS OF THE XXXTIU CONGRESS.
SENATORS.
Anthony. H. B., Wlllarde' Hotel
Bayard. James A., 184 P at., between 17th and ltth
Benjamin. J. P., Jackson Plaoe, oor H and 16K sta
Bigler. Wm., 436 11th it., between H and I
Bin*ham, K. S.. vvaahington House
Bragr. Thomas, Vernon Hnuie
Brookinridge, J. C., *53 G at, bet 14th and 16th
Bright, Jesse D., 423 15th at, bet. Paarand H at
Brown, A. G., National Hotel
Cameron, Simon, 2H6 Pa av, opposite Willards'
Chandler, Zach., 184 1 at. near oorner 30th
Chesnut, JamM. Brown a Hotel
Clark, Daniel, Washington House
Clay, C. C., Brown's Hotel
Cinuma.ii, Thos. L., 2i5 Pa av, bet ltth and 15th sta
Co lamer, Jacob, W illa'da' Hotel
CTittendon, John J.. National Hotel
l>avi", Jefleraon,249 I at, twt 17th and 18th
Dixon, James, ?>5 Corooran's Row. 1 atreet
Dooli?tle, James R., Mr Norton's, 30 4% at
Douglas, Stephen A., Minnesota Row, 1 at A N J av
Durkee, C., Mr Parser's, 4? >? Maaaaohiisftta ar
pps?enden. \V. P., Mrs Chipman'a. 3*1 C at
Fitoh. Graham N,s?7 E at, not Hth and lith st
Fit7patrick, Benjamin, Brown's Hotel
Foot, Solomon, Mra Ch pman'a, S6" C st
Foat?r, L. F. S., Willams' lintel
Green, James S.. Crutohett'a, 477, oor D and 6th sts
Grimes. James Vv., 517 12tli at
Gwin, Wm. M., 234 I at. corner 13th
Hale. John P., National lintel
Hamlin, Hannibal, Washington House
Hammond, Jaa. H , 224 oor Pa av A Madison Place
Harlan, Jamea, Washington Houae
Hs.ua, H. P., Brown's Hotel
Hemohill, J., Mr*. WiUiama', 17, cor C and 4H sts
Hunter, R. M. T., 424 H atreet, bet 11th and 12th
Iveraon, A., Miaa Queen's, 444 C at, bet K and F
Johnson, K. W., ofArk.. 3R5 h a*, b-t9th and l<Uh
Johnson, Andrew, of T<*nn., St Charles Hotel
Kennel;, Ai.thony. 463 6th st, between D ard E
King, Preston, Schriv-mer'a, 16 A at, Capitol Hill
Lane, Joseph, Brown's Hotel
Mailory, S. R., National Hotel
M*aon, Jaa. M.,424 H st. bet llth and 12th
Nicholson, A. (J. P., Kirxwood House
Pearce, Jamea A , Mrs. Irving's, 28 st
Polk, T.
Powell, L. W.. 2ft} G at, bet 14th and 15th
Pugh, h. K., 4'*> 4:h st, north of La. ar
Rioe, H.tM., Min Row, I st. bet N Jar and 1st st
Saul* bury, W., Mrs. Irving's, 28 4}i at
Sebastian. Win. K., Dr. Dunn's, 4% H at
Saward, Wm. H.,252 F at. b. 113th aud 14th
snumoi'j Jaa. K. Wiilards' Hotel
Slideil. John, 3!2 H st, bet '6th and 16* at
Sunner, C. Mr*. Cam rack's, 112 K, bet 14th A 15th
Ten Eyck, J. C., Mr. McBlair, ltf2 1 at and Pa av
Thompson, John R., 45013th ft, r.et E and F
Toombs, Robt.,248 h at, bet I3th and 14th
Trambnll, Lyman. 451 8th 6*, bet E and F
Wade, B. F., Mrs. Hyatt's, 339 Pa av, b?t6th A 7th
Wil8on, Henry, Mr. Joy a. oor 8th and Pa av
Wisfall. L. T? Brown's Hotel
Wiikineon. M. S . Mr. Solomon's, 46** 6th st
Yulee, David L.,262 1 8t, bet 17th and 18tii
REPRESENTATIVES.
Adams, Chas. F., Private, 194 I atreet
Adams, Green. Private, afifi F st. bet 12th and 13th
Adrian. Garnett B.. Willards' Hotel
AUlrich, Cyrus. Avenue House
Allen, W m., oorner New Jersey av and south A at
Alley, John B., Private, x w cor 3d and C sts, 408
An'erson. Thoa. ij., Brown's Hotel
Anderson, Wm.C., Private, 236 Fat. bet 12th A 13th
Ashley, Jas. M.. Mrs. Keilly's.i'w Ne?- Jeraev av
Aahmore, John D., N vv corner and C sts
Avery, Win T., Brown'a Hotel
Babbitt, Elijah, National Hot^l
Barksdale, Wm., Browu's Hotel
Barr, Thos. J , \V?I!ar<1s' Hotel
Karret, J. R., Crutchett's,corner 6th and D sts
Boaie, Chaa. L., Washington Houae
Bingham, John A., Washington House
B air, Sam'l S.. Avenue House
Blake. Harrison G . HyattV 339 Pa. av
Booock, 1 h;?a. S.f Brown'8 II"tel
Bonham, Miiledge L., Brown'a Hotel
Bottler, Alex. K . Willards' H ;tei
Bouligny. John E , Missouri av
Boyoo, TV"m. W . 322 Pa av, over Wall A Stevens
Brabson, Reese B., V<3 II s?, b-it 3d and 4th sts
Branoh, i awrenoe O'B . Brown'a Hotel
Brayton, Wrn. D., Smith's, 393 C at
Bn^gg, Geo., i\lrs. Ha neon's, 377 Pa av
Bristow, Francis M.t Mrs. Tayior's. 411 3d st west
Brown, John Y? Smithson's, 2R3 B st
Bulfiiigton, Jaa , Private, n w cor Jd and C sts, V>3
Burch, John C., Br?>wn'a H'?tel
Burlineame. Anson, National H^tel
Burnett. Henry C., Pri^a e. W3 G at
Bnrnham, A fred A., Willards' Hotel
Burroughs, Silas M.. Washington House
Butterne lu, Martin, Wil!ard*?' Hotel
Campbell, Jas. H-, VVahhmgton House
Carey, John, Hyatt'?, S3i Pa av
Carter, Luther C , National Hotel
Case, Charles,4?) Missouri av
Clark. Horaoe F*, Private, oor K and 13th sts
Ciark, Jotin B., Browii's Hotel
Clemens, Shenard, Willards' Hotel
Clapton. L'avid, Brown's Hotel
Coiih, Wi! lamson R. W., Mrs. I'Mng'S, 28 4^? st
Cochrane, Ciark B . Wi lands' Hotel
Cochrane, John, Wiltaru*' Hotel
Colfax, Schuyler, Avwu?H"Uf>o
Conkhn*. Roacoe, Willards' Jlote!
Cooper, Geo. B., ciioate'a. il Louisiana avenue
Corwin, Thomas, 6 Louisiana avenua
Covod", John. Avenue Hi-uee
Cox, Samue! S., Pavate. 1^3 14th street
Craig. Jawies. Brown's Hutel
i:raue, Burton, 358 L) nt. eet
Crawford. Martin J., 25) F at, bet 13th and 14th
Curry, Jab^z i, AL. Brown'a Hot*?l
Curtia, ??. H ., Mrs. Joyce's, n w cor 8th at A Pa av
Dwidaon, '1 iios. (j. L'nited Stares Hot?l
Davi?, H. Winter, Private. Madison Place A H st
Davia, John ?*., 5!4 12th street
Davia. Reubei. Brown's Hotel
Dawes, H??nrT L. Privat?, n w oor 3d and C ats, 4^8
De Janiette, I)ani*l C.,373 Pennsylvania avenue
Delano, Charles, Willanla' Hotel
Dnnmick, Wm, H., cor Pa. av.and 13th at
l'ue;l, R. Holland, .Mrs. Tilley'a. 74 .Missouri av
Dunn, \V in. MnKee. Willards' Hotel
Krignrton, Sidney, Hyatt's, 339 Pennsylvania av
Kdinumlartn. Htnry A., Gru?e's,4l5 Pa. av
Edwards, Tnoa. M., National H<itol
E iot, Tho?. l>. Private, Franklin Row, 352 K st
Ely. Alfreo. R-iss;', 267 G "t
Engiish, \V. H., Vr?rnon House, oor 3d at A Mo av
Estabrook, Experience, 495 llth ?t
Etheridge, Emerson, Brown's Hotel
Fainsworth, John F., Washington House
Fetiton. Reubei E., Washington House
Furrr, Orris S , Wiliards' Hotel
F.orence. Thos. B., Private, oor Pa av. and 17th st
Foster, Stephen C.. St. Charles Hotel
Fouke, Philip B., 4^2 E fet
F an!< Augustus, Willards' Hotel
Fronoh, Fzra B., Washington House
Garnett, Mu^coe R. H.. Piivat'*, 42H 11 st
Gartr.''!, Lucius J.. Private, 42" F st, bet 6th A 7th
Oiirn^r. John A.. Brown's Hotel
Gooch, Dauisl W., Privat", n w oor 3<l A C sts, too
Graham, Jain?s H., Wiliards' Hotel
Grow, Galusha A., w siile >-th st, 3~!4, t?et D A Pa av
Gurley, John A .JPrivate, 404 E st
Hale, Jaine* T.. Avenue House
Hail.Chapin, AVashiugton House
Hamilton. Andrew J., Levy's. 42 Missouri av
Hardeman, ir., Thos. Brown s Botel
Harris. J. Morrison. Mrs. Harris?Ki's, S77 Pa av
Darns. John T., B'own'a Hotel
Ha?kin, John B..!Prtvate, cor N. J. av and 1 st
Hattm. Robt.. Brown's Hotel
Hawkir.s. S , 2.7 Pennsylvania av
Helmick, Wi. i in. Avenue House
Bickrra t. Job",219 PeinsjIvama av
Hill, Joshua, Private, E at, bet 6th and 7th
Hin-Jman Thos. C.. 512 12th st
Hoar i, Ch*rle* r*., W illar.la' Hotel
llolman, \V. S , Vernon House, eor 3i st A Mo av
Hooper, \V. H.,4Ri6th st
Houston, <ieor,(e S., Brown's Hotel
Howird, William- Washington House
Hushes. George W., Private, 151 F st
Humphrey, Jaines, 2vJ ? st, bet 11th and 15th
Hutcnins, John, Smith's. 3^3 C at
Irvine. W ii!:am. Wizards' Hotol
Jaokson, Jani'^a, Brown's Hotel
Jenkins, Alb?*t G? Brown's Hotel
Jones, John J. 25" *' st
J.inkin, Beni. F.. Washington House*
Keitt, Lawrunoe M., Lafayette Houae, P near 14 st
K?Ho^g, Francis W Washington House
Kellogg, Wiliiam, National Hotel
Kenyon, Wm. S., Washington Houae
Kilgore, David. 41 Missouri av
Kiitinger, John W.. Prvate, 468 14th j>t
Kunkol, Jacob M.,376 H at
Lam^r, Lucius (.> C. Brown's Hotel
Landrein, John M..56 Vlissouri av
Larrab^e, Cha?. H., climate's. 41 Louisiana av
Leach. PeWitt C., Mrs. Keiliy's. 555 N. J. av
Lf,aeh. Jame? M.. Brown's Hotel
Leak--. She.t??n F.- s w cor 3th and I sta
Loe, M. i.indl-y Washington House
Logan. John A. 4!i2 E st
Longn-.-cber, Henry C., 'i 5 Pa av, opp Willards'
'.oomi?. Dwight, Wiliards' Hotel
Lovr, Pe'er A..273 E ?t
Lovejoy, Ower, 36>i C at
Mac'ay, Wm B., 212 F st
Mailory, Kobert. Mrs. Taylor's, 411 3d st
Marston, nihnan, 439 Pa. av., opp U. S. Hotel
Mart ti, Charles D., Avenue IL use
Martin, Elhert S., l'n:t**d States Hot^l
Maynard, Horac, Mrs. Williams', 43 Pa. av
McClernand, J'>hn A .Private. 4S3 ilth st
MoKean, .la". ?., cor D and 15th sfa, 5>fl
McKn'glit, Robe t. Priva'e. 422 12th st
Ma"h".*son, Edward, 4!>l l?ih at, bet E and F
MeUunon, John, Itrora's Hott-1
M .haj, iohn J., Wiliards' Hotel
Ali'es, W. Poroh-r, Private, 424 H st
Millson, John S., Privat", 464 9th at. Let D and E
Mil!ward, W., Private, 23?; F ?t, bet 12th and 13th
Montgomery, Wn?., aahinirton Hous^
Moore, LabanT., Private,28^ F at,betl2tii and 13th
Moore, S?d?*nha:n, B-own's ll"tel
Mc>ori'Pa<l. Jas. K , Willards' Hotel
Morrili, Justin S.. 360 at
Morris, Edward Joy, Private. 468 14th it
Morris, Isaao N., Private, 48S llth at
Morse, Freeman H , H u<by Houae. oor 14th A K ats
Nelson. Thos. R., Mrs. WiUiama', 423 Pa. av
Niblack, Wiliiam E.,274 B st
Nix or;, John T.. Willards', office XS Pa. av
Noeil. John W. Brown's Hotel
Oliu. Abraham B , S15 F at
Otero, M. A.. National Hotel
P.Vmer, Qjerg" \V., Wii.arda' Hotel
Pendiet/n, G. H., Private. Carrol Row, 433 1st fit
Pennington. Win.. Wiliards' Hotal
Pe-ry. lohn J.. Mrs. Juyoe's, n w cor 8 at A Pa av
Pv tt t, J^ha U-. Avenue Houae
Pmoa,samu*l O . Smithson'a, B st
Phelps. J.?hn S.. S8I 3d st
Porter, AlbertG., Avenue Houae
p4-t er. John F. Avenue Hhqm
Potti", K'm-oy B., Wiilards' tlotel
>ryor, Roger A.- Private. 329 New York ar
Pugh, James L.,5'0 '2th bt
'^oarles. Jamea M., S? H st bet 3d and Ith
R^aran. Jrhn H..341 Pennsylvania a/
oeynoid*. 'ohu H-, iVil arda'Hot-1
^'oa, A exander H , Wiliards' Hotel
Riicgs, JetU'- R.. Wi iarda' Hotel
"ohinson, Chnstooher, 225 Pennsylvania av
?? bmson JamM C., 43*' E st
d ?L'V*' Homer E., 36i O at
r\ Mi?n. r lomes, Brown'a Hotel
A ara e b-t 9tn and 10th
S .TVu* ?* Washington Honae
So^tt.Charla, l.. National Hotel
Sc a top, Geor^o W 39S C at
^-.Pr yate F anklin Row, VC K st
j ?T? A Wi;i*r.W Hotel
Sioki*a Darnel K.. 475 13th at
Sjinin-, H tr P. ,42 VfisaooM ar
Si ijuet ??tho R.. Brown's Hot^l
Sm.'h William, 437 3th st
Smit.i, Wm. N. H., ^rown'a Hetel
pomes, Daniel E..?7 Pennsylvania a?
Spau diug, Elbndie 6., ffaUonal
%
I Spinner, Pranois B.? Willarde' Hotel
StalTworth, Jamos A.. Absent
Stanton, Benin.Hyatrt, 830 Penn?rlv*nia av
Stevens, Thaddejs, 325 II st a, Capitol Hill
Stevens, lose I^ Private, 50812th it
Stevenson, John W., Private, 283 G at
Stewart. J antes A.. National Hotel
atewart. Wro.,46 Louisiana av
Stok*s, Wm. B . Brown's Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John L. N., Wiliards', i ffice213 Pa. av
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
Taylor, M., Private, wost side 21st st, bet G and H
Thayer, Ell, Wiliards' Hotel
Theaker, ThomasC., Hiatt's, 339 Pa. av
Thomas, James H.,3U7 I ct
Tompkins, Cydnor B , Washington House
Train, Charles R., Wiliards' Hotel
Trimble, Carey A., Wiliards' Hotel
Underwood, John W. H.f 4-13 9th st
Vallandignam, Clem. L., 329 F ..t
Vanoe, Zebulon B.,.Mrs Hnrrison's, 377 Pa. av
Vandever, Wm., Private, 10 Massachusetts av
Van Wyck, Charles II., .National Hotel
Verree, John P , Wi.'lards' Hotel
Wade, Edward, 393 C st
Waldron, Henry, Washington House
Walton, E. P., 36 > C st
Washburn, C. C., Clarendon House, 6th st A Pa av
Washbnrne, Ellinu B.,48.5 6 h st
Washburn, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row, 332
Wcb&ter, Edwin II . Mrs. Harmon's, 377 Pa. av
Walls. Alfred, Mrs. Tiliey's,74 Missouri av
Whit?l6y, Wrn. ??., 5!2 1.1th st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Windom, Wm..*Avenue Iluu.se
Winslovr, Warren, 2 6 G st
Wood, John, 500 11th st
Woodruff', John, Wiliards* Hotel
Woodson, Samuel II., Brown's Hotel
Wright, John V., Brown's Hotel
TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
426 PB.NN. AvencE. BET. 4K akd 6TH STS.
1 most respectfully inform iny friends and the
public generally, that I have removed to ??
above place, where I may always be found, to38^
suit all that require my aid. with SPECTA-^ ^
CLES, or having GLASSES fixed tu/uitail Sights.
As to my capabilities, and the satisfaction I have
generouj given, 1 will ontirely leave to the public to
discriminate from the many testimonials in tlsis city
and elsewhere^ that 1 have of the most eminent gentlemen
in the United State*; and I particularly desire
my advertisement in the National Inteiligenoer to be
rejui as a tuido to those who wish to be well suited.
I do not suit at Arat sight as come pretend to do, neither
do I warrant mine or any other Glasses to suit
you for a space of six years, as you will read in an
advertisement of another person, which is all stuff.
This is certainly anew plias? to endeavor to improve
a Dootor s bad business. I will not impose uoon or
insult an enlightened public, to endeavor to* make
them l>elieye anon nonsense. I oan only add, that if
your eyes do not undergo a change, then I will warra*r
you T* Glasses to last tou forever.
i ou will at all times find in my Ketablishmant a
a large and well assorted stock of SPECTACLES
and EYE GLASSES. with real Brazilian Pebbles
and fine Glasses,(no wouderfu! Venezulean Crystal
Rock nonsense,) TELESCOPES. MICROSCOPES,
OPERA, READING, WATCHMAKERS
and ENGRAVERS GLASSES,and a large
variety of other useful OpticB. I annex a few of the
many testimonials.
from his Excellency, the Governor of Virginia,
. , Richmond, Oct. 3,1554.
I have tried a pair of Spectacles obtained from
Mr. Tobias, and find them of great assistance to my
*?sht, and corresponding with his description of
their focus, 1 recommend him as a skillful Optician.
HENRY A. WISE.
Frcm the late Hon. Judge Butler
W abkington. July 1!, 185?,
I was recommended to Mr. J no. Tobias as a skillful
OouliBt, and as I have eres of remarkable peculiarity,
I was gratified to find that Mr. Tobias seemed to
oomprehond tliom by inspection, and some sh?ht
measurement, and he has made me a pair of Spectacles
that suit me admirably. A. P. BUTLER,
From the Hon. Secretary of State af Virgmta.
Executive Department, I
Richmond. Dec. 31.1858. t
Dtar Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me trie S*peo
taoles you gent him. and disoMV9ring that the foous
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
to enolose them to you, to have new Glasses substituted.
I have sinoe received them, and am gratified
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes &reat relief. The pebbles you hav?
used are really superb. I enolose herein the amount
ol your biii. Very respectfully,
GEO. W. MUNFORD,
John Tobias, Esq., Washington, D. C.
From Prof. Bache.
Washington, Feb. 14, ir?sa.
I have used a pair of Glasben of Brazilian Peobiea
furnished by Air. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They are clear, of excellent fie arc, end well mounted
A. D. BACHE,
ICr Please observe that my Establishment is on
Petn. avenue, between 4>i and 6th streets.
TOBIAS' AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain a good Likeness, equal to
any other Establishment, and at moderate charges.
II CARRIAGES.
HE Subscriber havi ig made additions to hi
factory, mak i ."g it now one of the largest.*
in the District, where his f&ciiiti^ forR2PCj?fS&
manufacturing CAR KiAGE A LiCrHT-H^- WAGONSol
all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experience in the business, he hopes
to give general satisfaction.
All kinds oi Cr.rn&scs and Light Wa;one kept on
lar.-J.
All R E PAIRS neatly done,and all orderG prompt
y attendea to.
Seoond hand Carnigss taker in exchange for ns*
i&efc. _ ANDREW J.JOYCE,
+ tf nnrnftr nf lith ani F. ?!
Notice for 4h'e ^restoration of
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The grant of lands made by act of Coneres* ap
proved June 3. 185b, to tue State of Louisiana, to
aid in the oonstrucUoH of certain railroads therein
mentioned having Keen so far adjusted as to authorize
the release fro"' withdrawal of the lands here
inaft.ir described, notice i* hereby given that all the
vaoant ojT rtd lands which lie outside of eix nuicB
on each side of the railroad ' from New Orkans, by
Opt?lousas,to the State line of Texas."situateo in the
under mentioned townahips, which have not b^en
selected in virtue of satd grant, or r served for any
purpose whatever, and which were subject to tnin'ate
entry at th<* date of withdrawal at the ordinal y minimum
of .<1.25 per acre, or at the graduated prices
under the aot of August 4th, 1834, will bo restored to
private entry ou the days and at the plioea hereinafter
spooified. at the ordinary minimum of ?1.25
per acre, or at the prices to which they may have
<raduated at the date of withdrawal.
At the l.and Officeat Nkw Orleans.on Monday,
the frfth day of March next?:
Sou.h of the has* lin*. east o/ the prinripal meridian
and west cii the Mississippi river.
Townships 13 and 14, of ranjt^ 2,
' own?hipB 13, M, aud 15, ol ranges 13 and 14,
Townships 13. 14,1*>, and 17. of range 15.
Townships 13, 14, ltf, and 17, of ran^o 16.
' ^ownships 12, 13.14, (6, 17, and 18, of range 17,
Town^hij>s 12,13, 17. and 18, of ra::ge 18,
Towrspips 12,16, 17, md 18, t?f range 19.
Townships 12,11. and !7, of range 2<!,
Townships 14 and 17, of 'ange 21.
Towns'-.ips 1.7, 16, and 17. of range 22.
Townships !4, 15.1'?, and 17, of rango 23.
Townships '6 ar.a 17, of range 24.
T< w-'ship 17, of rango 25.
A? the Land Office at OrrxorsAH, on Monday,
the 12?A r/.'f of March next?viz:
A'or'A of the hasf line and east of th* pi inc'pal m.?
ridtan.
Township 1, of ranges 1 and 2.
North of the. base, line and rrest of the principal meridian.
Townships 1, 3, and 4. of range 1.
Townships 1, 2. 4, ar.rl 5, of range 2.
Townships 1,2, and 3, of range3.
South of the. base line and eist of the principal meridian.
Tow.nhips 1, 2, 4, 7, and in, of range 1.
Tovn3hlpe 1,2,5,6,9, in. and 11. of range 2.
Townships 2, 3, 4, 6. and 12, ^f range 3
Townshipp 2, 3, 4, 5, and U, of 'ance 4.
Township3 4, 5, 6. 7. 11,12. and 13. of range 5.
Townships 4 5,6. 7, ana 13 ol range 6.
Townships 6,7, 6,?, 1<\ II, 13, and 14, of ra*ge7.
Townships 8, 9,10, i1,1.'. and 14. of range 8,
Townships 9,10,11, and 12. of range 9.
Townships 12 and 13, of range 10.
, Townships 10, 11. 12. !3, ami 14. of range 11.
Townships 11.12.13, and 14, of range 12
South of the base line and rcett of the principal meridian.
Townships 1,2, and 6. of range 1.
Townships 1 and 2, of range 2.
Townships 1, 2. 4, and 5, of range 3
Townships 1,3, 4. 5, and 6. of ranges 4.5, rndfi.
Townships 3, 4, ano 5, of ranjres 7 and 8.
Townships I 3. and 4 of range D
Townships 2, 3, and 4. of ranges 10 and II.
Giver, under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this twenty-eighth day of December, 1**9.
. , J03. ?. WILSON,
Act g Commissioner General Land Office.
Note.?Und^r th* rexu'ations of the d*?nart.ment,
as h.-jr?tofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proclamations except to such
publishers as are specially authorized t-^publish
th* CoT.misai'jiier of toe General Land Office.
j% 3-1aw8w
NEW PHOTOGRAPH
AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY,
450 Penkstlvants. ATWVSj
Ne*r Tkiri Slrnt,
AMBROTYPESAMBROTYPE?,
crdy % oente,
PHQTOGRAPqS.
PHOTC?GRArHS,
only One Dol ar
for the first eoey, and as cent*
tor eaon sobseqnort n<
OOD PICTURES ^
taksn in an? weather,
Rememoor the Number?
4^0 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd street.
? the tkaAnt* utkile you have t?4 . */>*<??im.
% Blr
CHAS. S. WM.LACH,
A :TORNEY AniD COUNSELLOR,
Has removed his office to his residence, No. 7 In
diana avenue, between 4*$ and 3d streets, nearly
of p isit? the east wins of the City Hall.
ia 4 ?v>2m
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-Tfce
Partnership heretofore existing beetween the
nndersigned, under the firm of La psi,ey A Thomas,
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All the business
of the late fir?i will be settled ana the oontraets
thereof will be ftilfilled by the undesigned,
Hen v P- Thomas, who will carry on the same busmew
at the oid stand. No. *26 Light ?treet, Baltimore,
and who is aiouo auth^riz^d to collect the
debts and use the uamo of the firm in liquidation,
THOMAS J. LAPSLEY,
? , M L HENRY F. THOMAS.
Baltimore, March 14,185D.
CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.
It will be sr>en by the prooeeding notice that I have
turchased the errt:re interest of my l<>nn'?r partner,
'honips J. l^apsFcj. I respectfully solicit a con'inuatioa
of the patronage of our former friends and
the public in renera:. Mr. Josbeh H. Tabsle. ?or
seven years Foreman aud principal Engineer in the
house of MosBrs. Nofis A Gregg, of New York
olty. and for the last three years of this house, will
oonUnue to manage the Mechanical Department, as
form?dy. The business will be oundaoted under
the firm and style of
?p MENUY F. TEOMAS 4 CO,
MEDICINES. I
J?OTHB AFFLICTED!
I.ND1AN VE8ETA.BLE DKOCTIOS.
This valuable prap&ration has proved to be om of
the greatest remedies for Soroiula.
Rheumatism, Sourvy, Eruptions and Blotohes on
the Skin, Piles, Bilious. Ague and Fever, O.dSoree
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Sait Rheum,
and ali disease* arising froin tho effects of Mcrouxj,
ever presented to the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the oouutry are in possession of the proprietor, testifying
to its ourative powers.
Cr It is sold by mo?t of the Druggists of Balttmore,
and at the xesidenoe of tta?ruj&n CO X
1SS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown oa the
bottle and her seal on the oo*k.
fTT* Price 51 per bottle, six bottles for $5.
Wholesale AKtHt. R S. T. Cisskl, Druggist,
Georgetown, J). C.. has been appoint: W holesale
Agent for the District, and will supply the trade at
mr pnoos. de22-tr
A A NEW DISCOVERS ! ^
N INCOMPARABLE TONIC. A Delioioai
and Invigorating Beverage?
SULTANA PANACEA,
The Elixir Vit,b,
For the Radical oure of
Dyspepsia, Lobs of Appetite. Indigestion, Intermit
tent and Remittent Fever, Nervoucness,
Nervous Tremors, . .
Ard the whole train of distressing evils originating
from the impurity and sluggishness of the nlood.
Weak and sickly constitutions are suddenly restored
to health aud vigor by this Aromatio Elixir.
Put up r.eaUy in pint botties.
Sol. Proprietors- ^ pupjNAVANT.
fiy Sold by all the pru?oipal Druggists.
no 12 3m
ROUGHS, COLD3, HuAR8ENE8S< &0>
The prevalence of the above complaints at thii
season generally has the effect of bringing out a host
of profess'dlr new specifics, and wt'ile w?me are
gi??d. many aro useless, and others even dangerous.
The wisest oourbe to pursue is to consult your family
physician, or otherwise use only snoh rem die*
as long public experience has proved to be safe and
efficacious. Of this character is TYl.KK S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. OriginalIt
the favorite prescription of an einiu^ut physician
iisoon b;#eamea popular remedy, and has continued
to enjoy a showing, reputation for the last twenty
years. IncaseBoi common Colds, Coughs, Ac,, it
act* like ai hann,ar<l iuChronio Cases, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Asthma, Influenza, 4o.,
its suocess la unparalleled, and most will testify
who hav:* used it.
Price 25 cents and SO oents per bottle.
Sold by Nairn A Paimer.Chas. Stott. An., Wash
ington : Cissel, Georgetown; Peel A Stevens, Alexandra;
whore it msy be had a'.so.for convenience,
in Lozenger form. Price 12& and 25 cents a boxknown
as "T-ler's Gum Arabic C?ugh Candy
Drops," as an elogaut. p!ea?ant an J efficacious Pul
monio Lozenge they are un%urpassed. de 7-3m
DUNNAVANT'S? mr .
STRINGENT AND AROMATIC
DENTRIFRICE,
For Cleansing, Beautifying, and Preserving the
Teeth and Gums!
Dl'NNAVANT'S
MOUTH Wr A S H ,
For Inflamed
And Ulcerated Gums'
DUNNAVANT'S
ODONTAGIC ELIXIR,
For the Cure of
Toothache and Neural*'*'
Sold by ail the principal Druggists. no l?-3m
THF GRKEN~BOOK.
UST PUBLISHED, 15^ pa?<es, price 25 cents,
ON 8INGLF. AND M A R R1 ED
LIFK; or THE INSTITUTES OF AWlMBk
MARRIAGE; its Intent. Oblica JmgggmJmff
tions and Physical and Le^al Dis
qualifications; the rational treatment
of ail private diseases i n both sexes. Ao. To
whioh is added a poetical essay, entitled "CaMpaediar
: or the art ef having and rearing beautiful and
healthy children, hy the late Kofkrt J. Culverwell,
Esq.. M. D
Sent free of postage, by the Publisher*. Chas.
Klise A Co., Box 43S6. New S ork. or Def ter 4
Co., Wnoiesaie Agents, 113 Nassau street, Ne*
York- Axent* wanted everywhere.
Also, gratis, an extract and sample of the above
entitled : DR. CULVER WELL'S LECTURE or
the rational treatment of Sperm*tnrrh?r*? and pr?.
vate diseases gonerailT, detailing the means l<j
which invalids may ?ffectuaily cu'? themselves
without the use of dangerous medicines, and at but
httle expense to themselves. Sent free by maii in a
secure envelope, on the receipt of one stamp, to
prepay postage, by addressing
CHAS. KLINE A CO.,
de 6-tFeb 11 Box 45S6, New York ciry.
C SWINDLING QUACKS.
AUTION !?Quacks;?their Books, Cordials.
Bncliu. Hospitals, Instrument.! or Rings?shun
them all, and, if disposed to profit br my experience,
writofor my private Circular on
SPKR MA TOR KHifciA ;-ITS CURE.
Writh 8?r.mp enclosed, a-!dres?. in perfect oonfi
i^snee. your jVieud, a former sufferer, merely euper
scribia? Box 176, Charlostowu, Mass.
je 14-DtWlf
I^URS, FURS!?1'i consequence of 'he season
" being so far ad.a ced. 1 will
oio6C out the remaining ??~ts of T&
P U R H, Krt KNCH SA B! E,
WATER MINK. FiTCH, Ac..
at gr-at!* re 'u?o<l prices.
IC/3" Tie highest mark?t price xSji wi- *
rai'l lor raw r*kin?.
B. H. STINKMKTZ.
ja 2S tFeh b 3'26 Pa. av., b-1 i2th and l*t'' ?t?.
4 QU COX A McKENNEY 1QL
too dealers in 40*
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
We have on hand a varied and oh->ioo stook o'
TOBACCO and CIG A RS^-wholesale JfN jjr.
and retail. Those wishing a first ra
artiole will do well to call. All ordc^sJSiL
promptly fiiiod.
f! r" S?v?nili ntrAet. rw R mm 9
COMPLETE SIOCK OF PIANOS FROM
Chickering A Sons', Hallet. Davis A Co 's, and
Nunns A Clarke's ; all prices, sizsb, andtcrnrs
for sale or rent. JOHN F. ELLIS,
ja 17 SOfi Pa. s.v.. betweor. <?th ard H th
Has come i-ha^ comeTi-h as come a:
THE GOOD TIME HAS COME!
SINOKR'S Ao. SEWING MACHlNi
Cam ncrw he for One Hvndrtd Dollars!
No. 1 for Ninety Dollar*!
For manufacturing purposes rhe only reliable an?".
uuexoelietl Sewing Maohina in the world .?I. M
Sinrrr Co.'5 fiaz'tte.
Family Sewir.j .Machines from Fifty to Seventy
fiy? Dollars. V, e have tried them in our own fa*n
ilies and find them superior to any in use.?/. M
Sinter 4- Co.'s iiaxctte.
Wo invite all to call at our Washington Office
No. 3SS Penna avenue, under National Hotel,anc
examiao them ?.r.d th ?ir wort. The great cconcmj
in using such a machine will at once become ap
parent. Explanations given to all. Circulars,illustrating
all or Singer's Sewing Machiras, with spool
mens of the'r wcrk, furnis.'ied to ai , or sent to any
a<idroBs.
A good assortment of Thrs.pd, Needle3, Twi?v
and other maoiiine findingc kapL on hr.ud. a:.d loIc
it Now York prices.
I. M. SINGER A CO., 43S Broadway, N.Y
WM.H GLOVER. Agent. sole tr
JUST RECEIVED AT HARVFY'S OYSTER
Depot, a la^ge soppl* of the largest ar.d finer*
York River OYSTERS.
T. M. HARVEY, Agent,
"" It Vrt !>l?1 ??.. I.?t Iftlh *rH 11*),
HO. HOOD lsdailv receiving ali of the newest
and most elegant styles of fine GOLD JKWELR
Y, oa.oulatM for holiday presents. No. 33f*
"a ?
/^ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING ?We are manal
ufacturing to order, Gentlemea's Clothing of
th? best grades, at exooedingly low prioes, and we
would invite citizens and strangers to examine our
assortment of Cloths, Doe Skin C^ssimers and
VestB. feeling assured that every garment will givf
entire satitfaotion.
WALL. STEPHENS A CO..
He S l a. av . r,?t. swl loth >u
17ANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES
T. AT COST.
W* will from this da? forward re'l our '?*itiro stock
of FANCY DRfci*S SILKS. '2 or 3 FLOUNCE
S!f,K ROBES, MOURNING and FOULARD
SILKS at co?t. All of the above roods weie
iHiui-ht this Fall, and are of the latest and most <tasirab'e
sf.vles, and many of thein are much below
the oost ( f importation. We have also on hand a
large and well seieoted stock of first-class FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOO 1*2, most of which have
been greatly reduced in price.
TAYLOR A HUTCHISON,
No. 42 Louisiana avenue, opposite
de IP Centre Market Span*.
i)00 SEVENTH STREET.?250 l?arre!s north'
em Apples, in prime order; Goshen and
& vie Butter.extra prime, lor family use; 2.ooo .bs
premium New Jerrey Buckwheat Eastern Cheeea
extra fine quaiit* ; riiao. a arge stock of Family
Grooeries. -d every k:n", who'csale and retail, at
prices to *wt 'be tiiuee, at tr.e >'< * Sto?-e? 2S3 7th
it. (de 13) 0. B- JEWKliL.
t^OETHE'H r.oit RESPONDENCE WITH A
f Child, prioe gl.25
The Life and Cot respond ence of Thomas Arnold,
D D , atohead m&etar of Ru?hr School,and Regus
Professor of Modern History in the Universityol
Oxford, by Arthur Pcr.-liyu Stanley, M. A., in two
trrimnes; price
Speeches of Thomas C-orwin, with steel plate
portrait a^d sketch cf lua life. Edited by Isaac
Strohn; price $2.
For sale at TAYLOR A MAURY'S,
de 9 334 Pa. aye., bet. 9th and Kth sts
'OA MoEE N NI:YTLANS DALE, CQ.'l
f LdVJ Asfxts for t:ib 0&\J
PARK FIRE INS. CO. N. Y.?Cash oapital ani
spp'.ie* Ss.ie.or*!, uuarly; and correspondents oi
thor Compauies hsvjot cash capital of over
j3.rtoti,tiM(.>. Lit^mes H?D!t?i> y a?L:ustea and ?romptl?
NEW BOOKS n
THE WORLD OP IC?, U
Or, Adventure? ir th* Polar Regiona,
Illustrated. Prioe ftlHumboldt's
Life, Travels, and Researches,
Ilia?trete<'. ?L2S.
0 Just received, at SHEPHERD'S, ^
. ja 4 Cor 7th and D ?ts. ?
JOUVINS BEST QUAL1TY
KID GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
Twenty-five dozen of the above justly oelebrated
Kid Gloves in a'l tho desirable colors, to which we
invite the special attention of the adies.
in. ?i j. w rm.i.Kv ? co.. gga nh
COUPON BON i?S OF THE WASHINGTl'N
GAS LIGHT COMPANY a<-? a safe
-.ud desirjtb.eiRVfstmeLt, be.ng .n sums of five hun
Ired dr-lia'-s each, redeemable January 2.1WS2. and
earing interest at 7tv? of six p?r oent. per annum.
inn *r? Cnr atV hr R i da* Jk Of I *?
Q(\ KEGS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER."
Ox/ In store and for sale by
JaM eott MURRAY * SEMME?.
MEDICINES.
IB NOT TOO MUCH TO SAT,
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG,
affirm its truth,
V?;_THAT ?*'?
Will preserve ixfallibly th* rrovtk and color of
the hair. if used two or three time# aweek, to any
imaginable u? Perfeotiy, restore the gray, o*>rer
the bald with nature's ow? ornament, the hair;
make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
preserve the scalp free from all disease to tnegreat
estate. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors,
Clergymen. Professional n en, and Gentlemen ana
.Ladies of all classe*, all over the world, bear testimony
that we do not say too much in iU favor.
Read the following, and judge:
Hickory Giovi, St. Chart** co.. Mo., Not. h, *57.
PRO?'. O. J. Wood?dear Sir: Sometime I'M summer we
were induced to use ?oine of your h?ir RenorAU'f, and its
effects were so w>uderfni, we leel it our duty to you *nd the
Hlfiicted, to report it. Our little son's head lor *?metini* hid
been perfectly covered with sore*, and ?m' called it ?c?ld
ht>d. The h iir alnton entirely came oil ui consequente,
? hen friend, seeing bis mffsiiiift, ?J*isfil ui to u?e your
Restorative; we did ? > with little hope ol success; lint !? "Br
surprise, \nd th it of all our friend*, a very few applications
removed the disease entirely, and a new and Inmuriant
crop of hair soon started ort. and we can now **y th?t our
boy Has ** healthy -t. scalp, *i?d ?s iuxuri.mt a crop of h^ir as
any other child. * We can, therefore, aud do hereby, iecommend
yonr Restorative, as i p?rfect remedy f->r all diseases of
tlie *cal|> aud hair. We are, yours respectfully,
uci ror. w Hk.uimiotium,
stkah a. IIIKOINBOTHam.
prof. Wood?Dear Sir: My hair had, for several yeira,
been becommy preiuiturely gray, ac com ponied by a hirstiness
winch rendered the ccusmnt appacauoat sfsil necesmry
in drresing it. When I commenced Bkiug your fl.?ir Resi?rative
about two months ago it was in th >t erudition; and huenig
coeitinued its u?e till within the last three w eeks, it bus
turned to its n tural color, and assumed * ?ofine?e and lustre
grestiy to be preferred to those produced liy the appli'turn
of oils or my other prepirauni I hive used. 1 reg~rd it as m
in-'ispen* ible article for every lady's toilet, whether to b?
use ! as a Hur Restorative, or for the simple purpose of
dressing or he.vutifyiug the h tir. ^ uu have permission t>i
refer to me all who entertain any doubt of iu performing all
that is cl timed for it.
Mr*. C. RvmokD!", 114 Third street.
cl*ci!*natt, o., Feb. 10,1857.
Wellington, Mo., Dec. S. iyT.
ProK. Wood?Dear Sir: By the advice of a friend of
mine, whohis been unn? your H?ir Restorative, I was induced
to try it. 1 had the fever, some Mine Uet M <y, and
nearly every hair In my beid Came out. Now my hair has
come in a gr'e.it deal thicker than ever it was. Nothing but a
dutr .mrt sympathy that 1 feel to communicate to ethers who
are inflicted a? 1 have been, would induce me to give this
public Kckiiow ledg'inent of the beteflt 1 have received from
Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative.
Yours reifcdtullji a. r. Jacob?.
The Restorative is put up in bottlesof thmmm.
viz: lar<e, ni<Miijim. and smail; the small hold* half
a pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle ; the medium
hold* at h'ast twenty per cent. ni"re in proportion
than the small, retails for two dollars per tattle;
the large holds a quart, 40 per oent. more in
proportion, and retails for SSa bottle.
O. J. \VOQD St CO., Proprietor*. 312 Broadway,
New V"ork,(vn the great N.V. Wire Railme Eptablishnient,)
and 114 Market street, St. Louts, Mo.;
and sold by all good Druggists and Fane* Goods
Dealers. ja 5-eo3m
WCHOl'ULA,
O OR KJNG'S EVIL,
It a t*f?tit*tional di**u*, a corruption of th* fclood, hy
which lfai? Ccid tt:nmei vriattd, w*<tk, and poor. berne in
the cirr.ul.-.tion, it pervades the whole body, and may beret
ut in disease on any part of it. No organ is free from its
attacks, nor is there on* which it may not destroy The
crofaloc* tsint is variously caused by mtrcun.il disease,
low living, disordered or uuhealthy food, import air, flth
and 3ithy habits, the depressing vices, ar.d, above all, by tht
eceral infection. Whoever bs ;;s onn".- it ie hereditary in
the constitution, descends * "frem p.ireitsto children cmo
i.iie third and fourth generation;" tudsed, it seeras to be the
rra if h:m w iio tayt, "1 will visit the iniqurae* of the fathers
spou their Children."
li* ejects sommene* by depc*ition from the blood of corrupt
or ulcerous matter, which, in the iang*, liver, and internal
organs, is termed tubercles; in the glands, twellicgs ;
and on the surface, erupuont cr tore*. This foul corruption,
which genders in the blood, depresses the energies of life, so
that scrofulous conatiuiuons not only suffer from scrofulous
complaints, but uicy have far less power to w i&eiand th* attacks
of other dist^set; consequently vast numbers pen*h by
disorders, which, althuugn not scrofulous 19 thair nature, art
all rendered fatal bv thi* taint ir. th* (yetem Mutt of tl<?
consumption which uecimi.iates the human family bas its or:gin
direc'Jj iu this s^rofuious contamination ; and man* d*.
s'.ructive diseases of th* tlver, Sidney*, brain, and, 10deed,
cf all th* orga.u*t tris* from or ar* aggravated by th* auiii
Cnnt*.
One quarter of all onr pecpie ar* *creful*n* ; their peraont
are invaded by this jerking t&fccticn, and their healtii i* ci,
dernnned by it. To cleaus* u from the system we must renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, sod innporateit by
bcalthj fond aud *x*rci**. Such a tnadiciii* w* supply ia
aver's
COM PO U.VD EX TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
th* mo*' eff^tttai remedy which the medical *ki!l of ocr umn
San devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatai malady
It :t csr.ii>iu*d frcm the trost active reicedi.'il* that b*v* b??c
d'scovered for the eipurr .uoii of this f./ui disorder from th*
Hood, and the rescue cf the.systeui from its destructive cense
quencrs Hence it thosid be employed for the care <ri not
ouly il'Ofnl?, but a.so those ether .Section* which aria* ft.?in
It, such c-- ilrl'j'tivb aud fial.t DlslASKS, st. aftno^
v'b Fire, Rust or EKysirtLA.'. PiMflcs, Pl?tll??,
clotchbs, blains ami Boil;, Ti*mors, Titter and
Salt rhum, Scalo Head. Ringworm, Rhkimatisw
,s? philitic and MERCIHIAL DlS eases, DRop8v,
Dvspepsia. Debility, and, indeed, all c*thplain
r? abi?isii rxu.m Vitiated <jk Impcre Blood
The popular belief in "impurity of the blood"' i* founded in
truth, for scrofula is < degeneration of the blood. The particular
pcrp ise and virtue o Uhls Sarsapanlla IS to purify afld
regenerate this vital ?cid, withont which soiuid hcelth is lmP3**ibl?iri
comamiiiuted coustituuou*.
AVER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all itif purposf: a family Fkyfie,
ar* *o csn:po*ed that dieeac wuhhi the r?n?e of their acuoo
Can rarely withstand or evade them Their penetrating prop
rties search, and cle nse, and invirurate every portion of
the human orgiiiiim, correcting its aiseaaed action, and r* toring
it* he.wthy *it.lniet. As a C0ti*equ*iiCe of the**
properties the otv nid, w ho is bowed down witi< pain cr (>hysical
debrlity. is ::etoi?isti#d to fitid his hy.ilth or *n*rgy restored
by a remedy it once so simple and inviting
Not only do they cure the every d.iy complaints of ***yybo'iy.
but also iriuy fornndable md dangerous disease*. Tn*
agent below n.tnied is pieHsed to furnish gratis my American
Annan ?c, conta'.uinr certificates of their cures and direction*
for their uee in the fTdlrwirg c.">mpl^rlu * : Coetivenes*. Hsartbcru,
Hendache arising from d>s--rd*ied stomach. Nausea,
Indicrastioii, Pain in and Morbid Inaction of th* Bowel*, Piatuleucy,
Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, and oth*r kiudr*d complaints
arising fr-iji a lew i'.m* th* beiy nr eb*mcueu nf
it* fmucUou*.
run?D n
dr. j. c. ayer * co. t
LOWELL, ?.IASS..
Puc*. 91 ran Bottlk; six bottlb* vox II
je^oold by % d. l ll.v an. Washington; r. . t. CilIRCI.,
ticergstewn, and hy *i> Dr?ggi*t* * v?rywh*?*.
no 19-*?lnir
HELMDOL5*S
?EN71NE PREPARATION.
HKLW BO' JVS DUCHU for the Bladder.
HELM HOLD'S BUCHU for the Kidneys.
HELM COLD'S BUCHU for the Gravel.
HF.LMbOLD'S Bl'CHU for Drops*.
HELMBOLD'S buchu for Nervousness.
HELM HOLD'S BUCHU for Loss of Memory.
HF.IaMtOiaP'B BFCHU for Dimness of Vision.
HELM HOLD'S BFCHU f--r Diffioult Breathing.
HEl.fiBO! L>'S BUCHU for Wrn Nerve^.
HELMBOfjD'S BFCHU for General Debility.
HELM HOLD'S BUCHU f ?r Universal lapkitude
H SLMBOj.D'S BUGH U for Horror of Disease.
HELM BOl fi'S FiTCHU frr Night Sweats.
HELMiK>I.D'S BUCHU tor V%rakofuii>ess.
H EI A! HO LDS B! 'C H !T for Drv ne-B of the Skin.
HELM FOLD'S bl'CHU for Erupti.-ns.
HKLMHOI.D);UCI1U for Pain in the BackHELMBOLD'S
BUCHU fv-r heaviness of the Eye
liu. with Teriparary Suffusation and Loss of Sigh
HEJjftfHOLD'S uUCHf lor Mobility and Ke*t
iec?E?flr, with Want of Attention, Horror of So
ciety.
HELMB' ?LJ)'8 BUCHU for Obstructions.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU /or Exoepsnsarising froa
Irdi^eietioa.ani! ail Bieoa'^s of the
SEXUAL ORGAN,
ETistirg ineither box, from whatever causa origl
oated, and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
The*? rjirrt??ir.?, in part, are experienced oftei
by Enffftrors with di-easec <>f the B.adder. Kidneys
Gravel and Dropsy, and invariably by the injudi
oious or nervous and dei>ii:rat?1. It if a foot, loni
since established, that any difp.se of these orgatu
a^foots thi mind more tfean any r.ud all others, anifalluwrj
to go on?which this ir.et'inirit invariabh
remo'. ee?soon follows Loss of Tower. Fatuity anc
liyi.uptio Fits?in one of which the patient may ex
pire. Who oan say thst theee excesses are not fre
400D*ly followeo by these direful disoasrs, !n*amti
Kid Consumption i The record of the Insane As*
ms, and ?he melancholy deaths by Concumptior.
bear ample witnecs to th? truth of these assertions
In Lnnatio Asylums the ir.oet melancholy exhibi
tio? appears. The countenance is aotnaily soddei
and ?uite destitute?neither mirth nor grief evei
visits it. Should a so and of the voice oooar, it it
rarely articulate.
'With woefal meaenres. araa Despair,
Low sullen soends, his grief beguUed.^
Debility is most terrible, and lias Drought those
anas upon thousanas to untimely graves; thus blaet
ing tha ambition of many noble youths. It b*
oared by the use of Uu*
infallible remedy.
The mass of voluntary testimony in poseewion o]
tho Proprietor, vouohing its virtues and curativt
sowers, is immense, embracing names well kmrwt
to soience and fame. Certificates of cures from ou?
month to twenty years' standing and of tns mosi
reliable and resixincible character, are open f?r in
spriotion, frtim Governt^rs of States. J udges, eminenl
Physicians, and distinguished Clergymen
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU is prepared
directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest acouracy and Cbemi
oai know,edge and care devoted in its combination
See Prof. Dewees' valuable Works on the Practid
of Pnycie, and most of the late Standard Works o
Medicine
helmbold's buchu is safe and pleaaaot n
taste and odor, bnt immodiate in its action.
Personally s ppeared before ire. an Alderman oftki
city of Philadeipia. h. t. helm bold, Chemist
who, bemrv dsly sworn, does say, that his prepare
tion contains no ns^rcotio, Mercury, or injuhoni
Drag, but are purely Vegetable.
h. t. helm hold, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23d day o
November, 1851. wi. p. Hibbaxd. Alderman.
Price per bottie. or six for 95, delivered to mat
address.
A TRIAL C^KW^-TRY IT
And be eonvinoed of iu sfioacv. And it is accora
paniod by reliable and re?onsib4s Certificates from
rrofetsor* of Medio*! College*. Cierrymes. am
O.W i
lot South Tenth St., below Chestnut. Philad^a.
To be had of all Druggists and dealers threughon
the United States, Canadas.acd Briush ProvTu*?
Beware of Counterfeits.
Ask for HELMBOLD'S?take no other. Cure
guarantied.
sk?ld by c. BTOTT, Drugr ist, oorner Pa. aver a
and 7th street, Washington oity, and all otker druc
f1** van ?-eoly"
ccourino and repairing ?a new PtVb
of Scouring GentteM'a Clothing, without th.
u.r7, ol<ilh or 1" orthe garment
by b. magruder, a Practical Tailor No. 47 :
loth street, between d arid e, west side. GetUemei
?^!rlpk having their olothing sooured or rppairw
will please call on the alujve, and tiieir orders wil
be promptly attended to, j* 1j eolra
0
MEDICINES.
IA*. JOHftlTO*, " U
BALTIMOKE
LO< K HOSPITAL,
Heu Diteoveed the mot Crrteun. Syr.,/*, ?*,/
Kjt'ftvni Remedy in fA?
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMI'RI DFA'Cfc.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMED ATKLY.
A CUKE WARRANTED, OR AO CHARUF
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DA\S. *
WttknM of ths Back, Bincturaa. Ate' <ioae of th? Kid*,,.
r_nd Bladder, ineol*nt*ry bargee, ln.potei.ee, Gei,*,Ii
Ratlin?, N?r'nMn?i, Dyapepay, Le .gour,!.?? 5l"ua,C^.
fuioii of Id* ?, Palpitation of tii# Heart. Tin.idity, Treint
Dicineea of f fht or ?idtliii*aa, l>i?*?ae . f l>? H?,d, " t r * '
No*a or Skin, Afl*ClMxia of th* L?t n, ?r B"U*?_!
thoa* Tirnblf rHaordere anatng (row M?iit?ry L
Youth?thoae Dre?dful a?4 D*atructi*e Prirucai ? hich r^.
dar Marriage mij *nd deatroy b..ta ii.wly %i.d Muid
VOl'NU MM
Eapaciall* who ha?a bseoana the eictiias of a..itnry
thai dreadful <uid d*atrucu?* habit alrftli \:u.uaila lttt^ ^
kii aiitiintir gr .?f i!is#h<?4i of \ or* g IWi?i. n,.m.
ailed talent* aud brilKt.t ih<?Uect, who iiufh' otheruia* ?> ,,,
ntr Mil iia'.r ii >..f kUMI a r. ^ 1 S1 M<(l ' r t ,
waked i* acetaey J>* living 'ya, inay cm.il with fkil co-.g.
diaci.
M AKR! A<' E
MARRIED FIMORfi. or Vnuif Man M>taaykuf|
rwrt, ban.j iaareof phyaical vaatMaa, MfMic d?' iiu?
defrrmitiee, Ac., apeetlilr cure J.
Ha who plncea hir-eeif unda* '.ha care of T>r J may rea? .
tiuij r.imiul* in hia hoti.->r aa g*!.Li*i\au aii< conCiai. y ,
poii hia akill .ia a pfiyaic?.
OFFICE No. 7 RULTH FREDk.RU R STREET,
left baud ai l* roii.jj frotii E U'in. ira etreet, r f*? <io<.ra fr*?
tha com*r. I ail not to oba?r*a i.ihi M.it r.ip Uar La..ara
uaai i<? pxiJ and Coni*in aalairp
DR JOHN?Ti?ll,
Man bara cfths Royil CoHeg* of St r jaona. Letiden. fr?4?at?
from oue of tha roost tnnntui Co: fjrwk in the C'i i'*3
and tli* (rrr-.nr part cf at ?* .if* t .ia a* ap*i t V*.
p r:tala of London, Piraa, Pfeilxdalptiia i d ? |.?? ,f.
f?Ct?d i?f 'h* r'i,.?t ii' n,f Lf?a ?*r* * ?*
kno?u; many troublad a ith ri ifii f m tt.a n#.d *,l(j ,,,,
?h?n .ial**p; frmt n*r?^ u?n?aa. b*-iif urmrd ?t aid J#fc
aounda, b<iahfuin*aa ?ath fraijuant blua! n v, .tMiiOrd aon alima*
vilh daranfainant of tun<d, a ara currd inioadiataty
TAKE TARTK LLAR NOTICE.
Tunf Mm aad oth?ra a4tki? i' )|ir*o tbairaai?aa ba a
earuir practica iudnlrcd in whan aion??. h^t i; fr* jb? </?
learned from ??il con.p.iuioi a, or a' echool. <lia *(*tia y
which ara mjrhtiy f?lt aaan ah* faalrrf,!^ ifK, cn?*u
raudcra MrWft impoeeibl*, ?nd d*a:x"*a hoik mud ami
bo<1?, ahoald apply nnuicdiatcla.
Thoae ar* acme "ftv.r a\d -nd n.*'?i,r?? #-., ptr>d?-t^
by aarly habtta of vomh ?it : ki **a .f F-r*
Itmba, Puna an th* Hr?d, DiimMa ..f L .*? ?f MuKlt?
Poa ar, Palpitauoi. of thr H*?rt,I>yiprpa>. N*t<oia In ?>,n
ty.Oern f-*i-.rnt cf th* r>ip*a:i?? Fo'ict.oi.a. ? * ar?l DtMiti,
aynirto'ot of Coi.aampeiOfi, Ar
MENTALLY.?Tn* fanrfoi air*ctar?. th? ?hilJ ara laeh ta
b? drndfd?Ln?a of Mrinory.Confuaioti ofldrta, |(?rr>n
of Sptrra, E? il Forbodinga. A ?*raiot, of Sonata. Self Ptanaa ,
Lr.n of 8' titi.da, Tiindiiy, etc., ara ioiiii *( the a?i.e rra
dct?d.
NV.RVOC8 PEBIL'TY.? Thoneanda ran n*? )ai<1fe *i*ii
ia the caDee of their decniMiif bealtb, loaing th??* niror, *
Cominp ve ik, pala, aertoua and ?nnci<'*d. Uonr ? an ft ,
appearance at om the (yea, c^up i or aymptoiua of c<" aaiu[>'>?>
DISEASE* OP IMPRi DENCE
Whaii th* imairuiCed and uuprudeHt ?ot*ry of pleaaure *> 4*
he hxa nn t.ib*d t^e aeedc of ->i ia p i fol <! >? <a? .
bappri.a that in ill-UB.ed aeuae ol >kmu? or dread of ditto,*,,
deiara hio. from applying to tho?e who, from etiur >tiot> ?i,(j
reap*ttibility, e-iu h.mi* befriend h?m He falla ??< ?)
handa of !?nr,r uit 'iid d^ :ri.ii>? pr*,*uii*ra. wtio. n.c fabla
of rurmr. fiich lua pecori<ry aubat.^c*, k*^ him trifl;.
in an th after mo:>#i,er?t lo?;r na the aaiiliea. Ieecai.be 1
tamed, ?nd in <*eapi.tr le .*e liur with ruined health ;o tlg*.
ever hia j:i.ln-s diaiffinau?*uti or by ,i>e a?* of t'lit < aa?*
petacn, Tilercnry. h-<a ru the canr.tTCi.ii: a> n p- jr- a if ?>!?
ternMe d;a?ia?, ant rt *a Aff*r iiji ? ' H Men
Skiii. Ac.. pro?reaan.f a ith fr' jr^'fvl rapidi'y nil ge^tb p?ta
period to hia dr? idfai aaflem-ra b r aendi t Kim Tc
di?cr*ered coanitry frcit wkaaaVtane u" :r^*e * r*:er-a
DR JJHNt>ON*REMKnV FOR ORGANIC H J AhNLPAND
IMPOTENCY.
By thia great and irasnrtant remedy weakr*aa ?f >* crgafare
apeedny cvred .uid full ai^or raa'orci! T' -.ua J? "ft>r
raoai nariotl aud debiliuted, who ba?i lea; a:i bepe, j*ar
bean imneai.ttcy relieved
Ait inipedimeDta to Mirriafe. Pbeaieal or Mrnta D-?-oal
i fcaunni, Loaa of Pntrmfivi Power, Neracua Imt'kitf
i Trembling ud Waakneaaor Eahasauoo of the ttcat feirK
kir.d apeeedilx cured
END0RSEMEN1 OP HE PKE88
YHE MAN1 THOLSANL>S curt J a;th?a ire.iia'ioe vtthlf
i the iaat aev*ute*u yaara, aa4 tl?? urceroua np-.nart Sere
Cai opera'iona performed by Dr Jchnaou. a ;tt *aa*d by t>a
rep*~rtera of the p ipera and toauy other pera .i,a, noticaa
i wh*cb h?ee .ppeared ijfsin and a(f -.o before the public, be
i ai4?a hia ataiiding *e a rentlemat. of c! .iraciar and reapona>
bin'y, ia a auScitnt fusraitaa to th* -dictyd jar A .?
: LIniveksal'couon remedt,
FOK ALI. KIM)>OK
L WO AND THROAT DIFFICULTIES.
CHKOKIC A\D COM MO V ('0 I'd HS.
WHOOPI^O COUGH. F.ROSrHlTJS.
, LOSS OF YOICj;. STOMACH J>E
BILITY CA USED BY COCUHS,
, AXD HEART COMPLAINT.
Larf- Bottler SC. rents. Small Bo'.tits +Z> ctn"
ANT) TH* ,'CJn.T CXLBBRATSr
: TO-tiTJ AltfODYNJE.
FOR *El RALGlA. NERVOUS HEADACHE.
EARACHE. lO'JTHACHE UOLT. RHhV
MATI&M, ST. ViTCS' DANCE. LOSS
OF SLFEF, AND MINOR NEK
VOLS COMPLAINTS.
Friz* 5*) Cents fee Be tit.
Th*??? preparation* h^iri* maJe ?trio* pharma
oeutjoai .awr?, (iy teariKKiniaJs perfect f
r*>i]At>'f? j?ii<1 wirhiti trie r?ach ol ail. ar*> now, a/i?r
?wcht veara' une in private ciro.en. and hav||)/ p?r
formed remarkable cures, tidm-d tuthl put>.ic wiU.
that confidence i> th)ir curative pnweru Uiatahou)^
w- raiit all in iriAking tna. ofttiein.
Cirou am, t?at:nMMi:ale, and ever* ewidenoe In
trenntlion <K>iihdeuoe. can ! * !?>un<l with ail dea
ers, to which we ack particu &r aiteutiun, cod o?
whioti wc rely for tpproiiaf-cti.
J. W. HrNNKW'KLL A f-O..
9. 6, 7 aoti 9 Commercial Whaj-f,
t^ole Aaeota fhr B?.*' >&.
GfcORGE HUNNEWELL,
1? i ater street.
Sol? Ager.t for New York.
For eaie by the nt;na agents in every ?*y. and lit
the drucgiBta iu NN aahicgton, GoorcetuWD. and
Alexandria. n?> 8-eoly
The celebrated i?r. j. a. ruu i
MSTDIOX^ES.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
These roms<!iM arc the reaolt of thirtySve tai
of ext^naive and aucoenafol practioe, and are the
only reliable preraratione to cure the vanoua ilia
that flesh ie heir to.
DR. J. S. ROSE'S COUGH SYRUP OR EXgECTORANT,
will raJioMly r-tre ConrhF, Coioa,
oaraef.eaii. HroiiCiutie, ai.4 eil Lo;<| dieeaee*.
Price 5*"?enta an<l lii.
DR. J. S. ROViTS ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood Purifier,fur the ?'.ire of Moroni,a, Ol?l F.ritption?,
Chronic Difteares. Uloerf, ?we!!e * Neck and
all diseases anairig lrom a:i impure etate of the
bloosl. Price a?l.
DR. J. S. JHjSE*S DYSPEPTIC COM POUND.
The oulr snre r?re f?r DrFpepna aid Liiver Ccm
plaint. Price ceritc.
DR. J. S. ROSE'S PAIN Cl'FFR. It ia ro?s
oare ai': but ila one ?i.?? i*tx <.f Vjrev*'
cunar Rheuraatiani, Tooth au<1 Jar A IfS.Cn - 10,
Pains in the Stomac1'tn?i Botti*. Sprains, Pmiw*,
Pains in the Lioibr. Jr.;r.ta, Ba<-> and Pni-ic, or ai f
pain infernally or exieinaily. Pnoe aud ?<
oeru a belt ?.
Those r?TTi'^iee, Ri d mar.y ot^?^r referred to in
Dr. Ro?j*? M^dioa! A?lviaer, (" iich l?ook may
ha-l *rif?? ?t any of the drut atoree rrhere tlie n.e>lt
ieir.e; are kept! n*ve ficen ubed with i-ucoe?s b? ove'
persons with promft r*:?efit. To eneure
Kuccra? you have oi.ly to iset fits' they are genuine
by havini! the Doctor s trrttua nfxatvrt ortt $otk
cork find or. eirk Intel.
, {?/ Kept by ai! Drufriete. ae ? ?r
ME A L. L SUFFI C 1 E N T THkhK
TRIFAKMAR, 1, 4, A 3.
Protetted b* Rcytl I.'Iters t'a of England, ami
frewred ly tk' S"ik fifth' Err'' rtt Fktrmw <*
Pa'in, and the Imteruil Colitfc of Mfltttn*.
Vt'nm*.
. No. I lr invaluable for exhaustion, ^permatur
\ rh*pa, and all pt:> sinai diaabniuer.
No. 2 compHH) ertal catea all traoee of th'-ee
dliKMisee that have t<e?an hitherto treated tv trie i.an
\ Ets'tiar.nvl pa-rniOKiLe uce ?>f copavia an?i "nfie' a.
No. 3 hat er tireiy j;:pp.acted the use of
mt-rcuri, thereby ir.rurimr to the ruft??r*?r epoode
| relief, dispe.rsir.c ail impurities, and r >ofjng oat tr^
' venom of dis^aee.
TRIEfeEM AR.Noa. 1 .viand 3.are prepared in the
* form of a lozeuj;*', deveid of ta-<te an^ aniell. and
' can We carried in the waistcoat pocket. S?ild m t.r.
cares, and divided into aeparate dokes. as admi: s
j tored br Vaipe^u. I-a lemand. Roux. Hio-rd, Ac.
Pnoe ^3?aoh. or four oases for $9 whieh eavea 5*.
and in tt~ oe.ses, whereby there is a savin* of 9Q
To be had. wiiolt?aaJe and retail, of l?r. BAR ROW,
194 Bleeoker street, four doors I re low M r Donga
etreet. New York. Immediately ou reviving a r?
. mittance. Dr. Barrow will forward the Tneser *'
to any part of the world. aoour*!r racked, and ai
> drcssea acoordiiig t?Mi;e4rstruof:?':.s of thewrr?*
Bold also lj 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash
infton. D. C. de 6
! fJARTSIJORNE'3 Cl'RK AL ..
i fl THh GREAT PAIN AKNtHtLATOR
? AND REMEDY FOR DVSPK^iA. WKAl
f STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELft.
PRFPAREP BT A CHEMIST.
Bottlbs 11, S5 and V' cents and one dollar.
. WHEGREATEST DISCOVERY IN MF.DIC4*.
i S<,tENCK
. HARTSRORNE'S Cl'R E-A LI. ^ ty*
in all rami'lea in ease of aocider'e or md4en ai'?
! Bess,as itfresnently enrss ia lass 'i^t tha- II re
i fax res to get a shy sioian.
It oarss pain In acy part of the ey steo and it srs4
sxternal.y and interna,'.?.
1 , CT'As the freenert eVangea of *te weather pea
duoe a bad Coid. Rhecmalisrn, Pain in theL-iiBN
' And Body; a.so. Stiff Neck?erery :>eraoB ?os?
' set a bottle. It acU upon the Nerves. Mssclea
Sinewy Blood and Boneu; and by its warming eiee
1 tror.ia*netic power, expe a a.: pair from tiiesyetem
Get a Wtt-e and try it.
1 BORNfc'i* ^CT^?AL 'sY^P*^OFH^lIJ
CHERRY?it is the best Cengs Syisp IB th*
' World.
. b!W/itW- %
ach and Bowels, carry; as off ?3: Bi'ie and Poa. &e
i ^ i'r^T7
eer getewn; H. PEEL A Co., A.exaaJ^a.
t ^HE 3EST COUGB PY R U P IN THE
. This ameie ia prepared by a chemist, and is prs
connoed by medio*, men. ar.d th 'S? who rave oS*
it, to b* the best preparation for Ceutk*. ftlf*MrrA,
Beamcnun. Sort Thrp+t fe?m?
Cold, and a preventive of tha? tirn of dissases
e isa^ra . .
e Persons who sin* -toonli. use it. It is pisasant "
: the taste. toAens. oi'*'a and strengthens the ?oie^
r al!a?a a' u.itatiou / tr str.ioat a..i .unga, anu prs!
?epts tsainc oold. _ _ ^ ,,
irrB 'tt'esgand |f< cents and fl. Sold h?
jnifiits IB Was?nrtoc, Georgetown and Alj^f

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