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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30
TIE WEEKLY STAR.

Wechallengs publishers of weekly journals
to compare their papers of this week with the
WEEKLY STAR of to-day. We confidently as.
sert that no weekly paper in the country CON
tains greater variety. OF more inter esting
matter from all parts of the world than this
journal. Tales, poetry, witticisms, personal
items, interesting correspondence, and news
from all quarters enrich its columns. As a
history of what is going on at the Capital OF
the Nation, it never had an equal
Price-one dollar and quarter year in
advance. ....... o.. .s. .
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Agents FOR the Evening Star out Of Wash.
ington

Persons at distan,e wanting the Daily
Evening Star, at the earliest period after its
issue, can be accommodated at
Wilmington, Delaware, by E. S. R. BUTLER,
No. IL Market street.
baltimore, by HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Iron
Buildings.
Harper's Ferry, by ARCHIBALD Krrzx1LLER.
Alexandria, Va, by WV F. CARNE. No. 60
King street, corner of Fairfax.
fredericksburg, Va, by w. NJ MILLS.
Charlottesville. Va, ROBERT HoPFMAN.
Portsmouth, Va, by A. B. OWENS, No. 20,
High street
Orange Court House, Va, D. H. VAN PELr.
Culpepper Court House Va, J. B. GoRRELL.
Gordonsville, Va, G.. A. MILLER.
StauntOn, Va, iHOs. H. GRESHAM.
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PRINTING FOR THE CITY GOVERNMENT OF
NEW YoRK.-For the year ending September
LIST, 1854, the advertising and printing for the
Corporation of New York cost the city $73
26l. 1t is said that if late contract for ad-
Vertiaing goes into effect the city printing and
advertising for 1855 will reach $I25, 1000
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CHICKERING & SONS, PIANOS

CI1IChEhlNG d SUNS PIANOS.
| addition 10 the extensive stock CT PIANOS In
Il e he the subscriber is now rec.iv- n
ing, 0, big China and barqus Bsy p
stste, from Boston, FIVE more Piaros
rom the Old and renowned factory Off y " v
chckefing sons whose in strumenta are SO eagerly
sought by purchese in every city la til. United
states; also, In Mexico, South America, the East
and AM West Indies, ard other trying climates for
Ny stock now comprise. the largest and most ele-
CANT assortment In this city, embracing every va
iletv CT sty'e an scale, by CHECKER ng Sons ard
brosn Alltn, Boston, and by approved New York
AS all my purchases are made exclul iyely fer
cash. can and viii ell Pianos or any article in the
piusic line as Low as goods of the same quality can
be bought In this country
cec9dd- land Pianos taSen ia part pay naent
iull supply Of beautifully finished Guit,rs
Flutes, Accordeons, &c.
: New Music corst lntly received.
RICHARD DAVIS,
dec Zs-St Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

FIRE AT NORFOLK, Won Wed esday
evening, fire broke out at Norfolk, in David
Hitchings Bros boat mandatory, which
communicated to the adjoining establishment,
used BY N Nash for his machinery, marine
railway. &C., and Mr.. VIM. Church as q paint
shop They were both entirely consumed,
together with several small frame houses.
Loss SIS. 600 or $500
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OHLDREN,S BOOKS.

OdlIDhEN . bUUhS.
IMPORTED direct from London by =. =.
l. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Fairy Tales, translated fcom ths German, MANI en-.
.. cravings 10
Tales CT he Kings of England, by Percy manv ON.
cravings
Robinson Crusoe, with reren!y beautiful ersray.
ings - -
The Cbllds Picture and Verse Book translated from
the German, by Mary Hewitt, MANY enerav
: ings 4.75 s-,'.s Is -.-. = So
Reynard the Fox, illustrated by Van Everdinpeu
Story about Christmas, BY Mrs sinnett
and many others, English, French / American.
dec 80
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

4
The UniOn cautions the South against SYM
pathy with the Know Nothings, and takes
ground against French diplomacy in Hayti
The IptelItgencer says of the Metropolitan
Railroad:
"Our readers will be pleased to see that,
nothing daunted by the " hard times" nor by
the apathy of capitalists and business men.
the President and Directors of this Company
have determined to put a portion of this i'm.
portant work under contract. This portion
extends from the wetsern line of the District
of Columbia (three and half miles from
GeoIgetown) to the city Of Frederick The
connexion with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road once secured, it will develop the import.
sncs of the enterprise, saving a distance of
fOrty-o6d miles between Washington and the
junction Of the road near the Point of Rocks.
and connecting Georgetown and Washington
with the trade of q rich and beautiful agricul-
tural region 49,. : = o.
As the proposed work is unquestionably of
nauonal interest, and as Congress is tho local
legislature for the District, can there h. :.
reason aele doubt OF propriety of an early
a pplopiia,lon y Ia,d Of the work? From the
ep'' .ae Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
me western limit of the District is between 81
and seven miles, and the aid sought would
perhaps be sufficient for the construction Of
that part of the road and of 30 bstantial via.
duct over Rock Creek. Nor would We suggest
: THIS as gratulty, or corporator, but as IN
advance for the free transportation cf the mails
and all other public property over the road.
We hope our public authorities are prepared
10 press the subject upon tho attention of Con.
gress In satisfactory manner. in TINA for
action at the present session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

~ The publishers of the New York Tri.
bune state in that Journal of Friday, that
they received from the 18th to 9th of Decem-
Der instant, seven tho usand nine hundred and
eleven new subscribers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

- The Pennsylvania State Central Com
mittee have issued call for State Conven.
ton, to be held at Harrisburg, July 4, 1856.
The Committee passed a series of resolutions
against Know Nothingism. They deny that
the old political issues are dead. -..,.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

e There are 80 towns named Salem in the
United States, the largest of which, in Massa-
chu'etts, contains 10000 inhabitants; six Of
them over 3, 600, and seventeen over o0o
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PAY UP.-The agents for the iStsr complain
that many Of our subscribers fail TO nav TO,
their papers. This Is wrong The charge is
small, and should be paid regularly and
promptly. We trust that with tho new wear
the delinquents will turn over lew leaf and
pay up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30
REDUCTION IN PRICE

I'M and after Monday next January lsh5- unt,,
- iuttber notice, shsl reduce The price of Ethe.
rial OIL or Spirit Gas, s follows: -
80 cents per gallon
As cents Der 4 gallon
e3 cents per Qlart
IL cents per pint
c. S. WHHTLESEY,
~ 634 Seventh street.
FAN bills made with ms must be settled up
monthly. (oreaul N der oSNat .p
255 Looking Glesses, ass
nFall sizes and 9uality, 2, encb OF. German plate
~ Fancy or plain Portrait and Picture Frames,
Gilt or Fancy Colored.
and Tables =.
Cornices made to order.
Alss, all kinds Of old work regiIded with dispatch
and on reasonable trims BY ~~t.l4 ---e .--
Sd. -. J. WAGNER,
ass Pa. avenue. opp. Kirkwood Hcuse.
a dec 9Q.--ff - .-.-.-t -.~.s no. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

HARPER'S MAGAZINE for jam.
II airy, 1858
Putnam's Magazine for January, 1855
Grshan's do do
Godey's LaIs's 8eoz do
Blackwood's Msgsaine tor December
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern
Together with q ! the new Books received and for
sac ct s--..- BUCKINGHaW,s
National Peri :dical Depot, National Hotel.
dec 29-2
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Looking Glesses.
GLENWOOD CEMETERY.

VTNHR Rules and Regulations, and the Act OF n.
i corporation of the Glenvood Cemetery hsve
been Published in . neat pamphlet form. GAny one
wishi copy can receive It at tho office Of The
Cemetery or at the Counter of the Star office,
dec H-lW
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LIST OF LETTERa

Remaining IN Che Post Office, Wilmington Guy, y. c.
December 80, 1854.
[OTdcredto be adpertised in the I" EVENING STAR"
agreeable to the following section Of the Post Office
Ldr-it being the newspaper haring the largest erc
iation Of any daily paper publishedin Washington:
SEC. s. find be further enacted, That the list Of
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
be printed shall, hereafter be published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener shall haze the largest circulation within the
range Of the delivery of said Office to be decided by
the postmaster at such office
sEPersons applying letters In the following iis vii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

OFFFRED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Layer
" and Sultana Raisins sof:shelled Almonds, su-
perior Cheese, choice Goshen Butter, fine favored
Teas, green and blsck. together with general a.
sortment of GROCERIES, Many of these article
jast received. Also, will be in store speedily
lots of Sugar, Coffes, Salt. g.. &C. All of In above
goods will be gold specially low for cash. Familes
retailers, and all others invited to ell
c. EVANS
No sac Ninth street, directly opposite west end
OF Centre Market. dec 20 3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

BURLINGTON bas received Harper's Mas.
y szine for January, 1855, containing the life Of
Andrew Jackson, illustrated '-.
Blackwoods Magazine tor December, containing
very interesting STORY of the Campaign, written in
q Tent In the Crimea
Another supply of Fudge Papers and Ruth Hall
received
A large assortment of Pocket Diaries and ALMA
macs for 1855
ANIMALS, Albums, Juvenile and Toy Books, Epis
copRl and Catholic Prayer Books in elegant binding,
suitable for new year presents
Blank Books and Stat emery Of every descrip ton,
cheap.
Gold Pens, magnificent article
ANY person wishing to subscribe to any of the
monthly Magazines or Foreign Reviews will please
cell in person or send to
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
0dson Building, corner Pa av. and ~ st.
dee 30-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

r@ Sm!thsont&n Iastftwsion L &C.
u lures.
a lecture viii be deivere! on THIS fs.turdayl
Evening, by DR.. Braioard, of Chicsgo Ill, at &
o'clock.
Subj jet: The nature and cure Of the bite o ser
penis and the wounds of poisoned arrows"
&c. 3n-lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

NOTICE. 5-s
VIE undersigI ed having formed a copartner ship
Il on tia 26th ms ant, will continue to do bns,. es
under the style of Hsrtwell & johnson, ct thei,
auction aud CON mis- ion Wsrerooms. No. as9 Pa
avenue where they will receive goods q. on storage
or consignment. Ae'
On consignments liberal advances will be- made
a--, j. X HARTWELL.
I. s. j. JOHNSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

CTRAYED AWAY YESTERDAY, New PoGnd.
- land PUP, about six months old. black
and white spotted. comes to the lame ofS3e>SE
Bruce. One of tha most notable marks
recs looted, is q black spot covering emit ely the
right eye. liberal reward will be paid en- his de.
livery at my warehouse, No. 20 Water st George.
town. VIM. II EDE3.
dec 29-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30
T. a. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

7. n. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY, i !
4S5 Eighth st adjoining Rsiney's Livery Stables.
lWlNG to the increased trade which generous
" public has bestowed upon me, have been com.
PEELED to erect Q new and larger building for the
csrryipg on of nv business. Here shall be on
abled to execute all orders entrusted Is me with
greater f4rilitee and dispatch aud would respeet
fully solicit continuance OF the publ 3 pat.orape
Carrsgss and Wagons, Of the most mode I'm stvie
built of The best Materials and warranted 70 slys
satisfaction. e'
Repairs of every description punctuslly attended,
to. 1~
For sac, cheap, secondhand Clarence csrr;.s.
1ee--y "o". dec 26-tf
pErIrEs HISTORIES POUR LES kNFANTs
l. par Blanchard A1f NNAe'
Aoeeedsire des Engfants, iilustre
Nouveau iheatre des Demoieelles, par Nine, Rois.
hIRnaoet iilustrae des Jeux d. pEnfarcs
reu.s Conses mis- en- sctien, ilustres
Oontes ct Histories pour les Enf.nts mar Ma
Baucber. P~f me- Ne
Nouvel!es Petites Histoires
nv. nn ffancsis, 800 gravures
L.e aoove and many other French books sor
JUN o every age, are imported from Paris dnsst
10 :. FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW YORK BUoKWHEAT-
IN Extra new hulled Buchvhest and
aosoen Butter for sale by N~
Correr Pa. avenue and 18th st.. = s,ds 80
dec 2l-dtyssl A ''7 D. s'oe'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30
STAR.
JOB PRINTING,

Our friends will find US prepared at any
moment to execute every descriptionsof JOB
PRINTING, with neatneas and dispatch on very
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
Printing. We are now ready to serve all, at
moments warning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

e. Fifth Presbyterian Chus CHI, ON
the corner Of Fifth ard I streets, Rev. Andrew G..
Carothers, Pastor viii. preach to morrew (Sabbatb)
at II a IL, and the Rev Dir. Williams, of Iowa. at
p m. dec 30-lfs
E1> Church OF the Ascension, Protss
tant Episcopal Rev. Henry Stanley, Rector. Ser
vice every Sunday At O'Clock a. M and O'Clock
p. m. dec 30-lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30
UNION ACADEMY.


Csrasr of Fourteenth 81. and NeU York crenue
4 FEW more pupils can be received to make up
~ the limited number. Application must be
made soop. The discipline, instruction, sni means
of ILLUSTRATION such to insure satisfactory pre-
gres in those pupils who punctual, regular and
obedient. $685. ,....
Circulars at the Bookstores.
dec 30-3m z RICHARDS, PRINCIPAL.
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NEW YEAR PRESENTS

NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
M W. GAIT & BRO. will open this day mag.
WI. nifcent assortment of Watches, Jewelry Sill
verware, fnd Fancy Goods, suitable for presents,
to which they invite the attention Of purchasers
III. W. GAIT & BRO,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th st 8.
dec 80 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

IF YOU WANT TO Buy CHEAP
l. Teas and Groceries, call on DAVIS, at the corner
Of Ninth ard Il streets
His motto is "Chsap for Cash" dec 3O-ltt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

HORSE FOR sALE.-I HAVE FOR SALE A
IL good strong Horse-will answer either a.
for family use OF farm, being perfectly gem ~
tie. lie is sold for no fault, the ownsr having no
further use for him. Apply at JAS BARRIERS
Stable, near jackson Hall. dec 30-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

SO with two sa sidss with sa.s likeness anG
charms, supposed in the bewteen tits city and
Baltimore. The lader will receive the ab1ve re.
ward and thanks of the owner by leaving it at this
ofacp. dec 3O-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

Archer, W B
Alhorn, Wilhelm
Ames, Samuel
Allen, s NJ
Adams, Jno
| Adams, Hervey W
Ashton Henry
Andrews, @ Z
| Anerochs, Fred
Albright, Chas J 8
Barrett, VIM
Brown, W G
Baker, w II
Burns, VIM
Bleach, Vim
Barron, Thos II
Ball, T n
Butler, Fhcs 8
Barnard, L
Byrd, s c
Bennett, Capt Rod
BauglIer, Oscar
Burche, Mr.
Bennett Jno NJ
Burns, Jno w
Bruce, John 2
Bingham, Jno 4
Bailey, Jsre
Br!dss.c, JIa
Belts, Judge
Bradshaw, Jno G
Berger, Wilhelm
Butt, Geo J
Barutti. Joseph
Brent, FN
Bartling, Edward
Benham, Calhoun
Rrovn, A b
Brown, Alsngau
Bsuman, August
Berry, DR. A Z +?
Barker, Abel
Beer, Alfred
| Cranston, VIM z
Carter, Robert
| Cooke, Peter h
Cotter, Pierce
Cock, J T
Cogswell, J P
Colclazar, Jacob
| Clegg, Joseph
Clements, J FrsEci
| Condo, Jao c
| Close, Jas T
Christine, II A
Cummings, GEO "
| Courtney, Geo
Cole, Charles
Damrell, VIM
Davis, Timothy
Duncan, l. q
Dsngerfield, r T
Drummoni, Mich
Dunn, Hon Mr.
| Dapps, Mr.
| Doran, Michael
Davis, John A
Difenderfer J F
| Dickinson, Geo M
Doty, 1t G w
| Day, Alex III
Emmermann, L
/ Flournsw. 8
! Frost, Philander s
Findlay. James
Fries, Ignatius
/ Folsom, Rev Israe
Fitzgerald, Frank
l Gordon, VIM
Gilbert, WIN A
Green, Thos K
Garland, Saml
/ Gibson, Prof Il
Goldsmith, JOS I
Grub, George
! Gray, F L
l Garrison, Daniel /
l Greghan, Daniel
i Garner, c II
| Hanrick, Edward
] Henley L
Hart, E b
Helm, VIM
l Hunt, Thos
| Hogg, X z
Henchfeldtt, Robt
Hundley, r A
| Mount Nebro Z
Mounted Rifles T;
nn
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q ERVANTs FOR HIRE.-ONE MAN
- and two Boys for Hire. Apply at No. 345 ~
ST. eet. Island, between N and N streets.
dao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

Rsaping the Fruits Of Demagogus ism -
For yssrs past itIhss, been fashionable at the
North to preach "higher law than the Con.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

So they Go.-It is estimated in this city, in
official circles, that there has been more per-
jury perpetrated under the law graduating the
price of the public lands SO very recently en-.
acted than under all the other laws connect
ed with the public land system since the
foundation of the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

Light Rouse Keepers Appointed
z. Heating has been appointed keeper of the
lighthouse at Point Laura, (San Diego) CAL
at 81 GOO per annum. George G. Bowden has
been appointed assistant keeper of the light
house at Boon Island, Me-, at $500 per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-30

Redemption Of United States Stocks -
Some 100000 of Government stocks were
redeemed yesterday. s795, 227 SO of this i'm
mense sum was on account of 6: The Bank for
Savings" in New. York, of which Nsjar Tay-
lor is the president. This was stock of the
years 1917 and 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
EEvER AND AGUE.

TAR EDWARD BLEECKERsS STAMPEDE
IL MIXTURE, Tor the Fever and Ague, Cha
gres Fever Dyspepsia, and all Bilious Affections
The pio ,rietor Of this Medicine will state without
hesitation or lear OF fiction that the SIAM
pede Mixture has cured more persons where it has
been introduced Than any other medicine in use
for the above dis+asts. This Medicine has neither
Sssenjc nor anInlne In its composition, al Of the
and highly ssimp ating and ioYigoraTiug In their
tendency. Persons whilst using this Meaieine
will not be aft cled by exposure 10 water or adamp
atmosphere any more than when in their usual
health Planters ia sections Of the country where
the Ague prevails, will do well to adopt this Med
icine as the pa:en Is obliged 10 lay by while
under treatment, aud they may be assured Of a
SPEEDY CrRs. The proprietor could introduce
thousands OF certificates from those OF the hgt est
rrspeetakili'y but prefers saying 10 the sick
Buy one bottle, and you will have the intsilible
proef in yourself Full directions for its use ac-
company each bottle.
Certificates can be seen at the Office, showing
where this Nj dieine has Cured when all others
have failed
For Dyspepsia and all other Bilious Complaints,
there Is nota better Medicine in the market.
n has also been tssen with the most aston shing
success in several cases of Rheumatism and Gous;
ior these complaints take tablespoonful gWice
dag.
One bottle Of this Medicine very often has the
desired effect
Ptiee 81 per bottle For sale by Druggists in
al parts Of The United States and Canada.
All Wholesale Orders must be addressed to
MEAD l. BLEECKER Sole Projectors,
% Beoadwag1 New York
A6gNT.-L N. SMITH Chartest0lea Va
September Z 1S5i-ly-Slf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
MarrIed.

a. Tuesday. the i7il, instant At .Forscss Hone
I,aone eoub,s KY. by Rev. Edrard Eells, GEORGE
OLIVIA II. TODD. diughser Or. b r Be9isssr.
of the former place.
ii. he tSiastsnt ussr sarpAersssown. virx;a,. ~
Rev j. p SsneItzer. Mr.. WILLIAM SfULL AID
Hiss ELIZA BIZZARD
% the lab instant, sy The same. Mr. ADAM c.
LINK - Miss ELIZABETH II. LlcKLlDER-both
-ofthis cgeAiy.
o. Tuesday. the bih iassans BY Rev. w. G. Gross,
Mr. GRANVILLE KELLER. " Pieasants county ,
Va, and Mrs.. EMILY 5. HUGHES. Of Loddoun.
on the ssh nstaas, a, jenkiss' Tavern. 10 wnehes-
sad s. sIlss FRANCES EMMoSs-soih q Frederick
eoanty.
On The 18th instant. by Elder c. s,ae. Nj. PHN-
~EAS wHffAcR sad Mrs MARGARET A ,daash-
r s2qHr xaaeEsw o. fI.ier,eh eoaa'y
III Augusta county, the 5lst al,iaso, b. Rev. Mr.
Hensel. Rey J . MILLER, II York. Penusylvaaia,
ste pastor Of The German Reformed Congregation q
F. Winehsster,D aud Miss virginia, daughter Of Dr.
j h1 MeChesney, o. said county
On The eveaing u the iath Of septenpber BY Rsv.
9. v. Cooper. Mrt WILLIAM II WARE; q BaIii-
more MaryI.nd. and Miss MARY ELIZABETH
LOWRY, d Martinsburg
On ihe Bridge, q Harper. Ferry, on Tuesday last
by Rev. J. r Mrrry. MF. SIMON p. KLINE or
Erederiek epasty, Va, 70 las BARBARY LEAcHE,
u Warren county.
o. rock in the Potomac river on Tuesday. Iaih in
sisHt. BY Rev. John ;. Price. Mr.. JOHN VI THOM
As % Sfiss ELIZABETH DUNCAN.
Atthe U s Hotel, Frederick City, MI T, on the 9TH
insi., b. Rev DR.. Zaeharias, Mr.. JESSE A S1RI-
DER Miss SARAH L,-HAY GOD, bsth Of Jeiler-
son enunfy, Va.
On Moaday week. in Hlrr.cpburv, by Rev.,r. d.
Bel Mr, GEORGE " huston anil Mis- MAR.
al Of that place,
o. Tdt.dsy evening week, BY Rev. TT D. Beli,
BENZ. F-MARTZ. EsTs AMI Miss EI.vIRA,
tasEhter o Richard p Fletcher. Esqall u Harri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-21
UNITED STATES HeEEl,
At TIE Rail Road DEPOT.

II1RPERS.FERRY, VLR GINA.
THE subscriber respectfully begs leave TO inform
i the travelling public that this Hotel is now
renovated and improved for better aud enlarged
Accommodation ortravellers during summeT.Wilh
the late i'm provemenls and a determined perseyer-
ance, no EFFORT or outlay shall be wanting 10 Ten.
der this Hotel in every respect to the invalid or to
those travelling on business or pleasure, III lis
comforts and Accommodations, equal 10 any Hoiel
in the Valley. The table shall be furnished with
the best from this and Baltimore markets. Dinner
always ready on the arrival offhe Baltimore daily
cars, and ample time given for passengers 10 dine
here, before the cars leave for Winchester or Bal
tilnore. Passengers stopping here 10 view cur
bold romantic mountain scenery may rest assured
they will be well cared for during their stay. A
call is most respectfully solicited TO enable the
travelling public to judge for themselves.
III. CARRELL..
IL arners. Eerru 1nre & 1874