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FURNITURE FOR SALE.-A GENTLrMAS
Il With handsomely furnished beu,9, w.saes 10
dispose of The Furniture at private sale in the house
which is now occupied by him The Furniture 10
all new, Of tao frt quality, and everything is CON-
pri ed in the house necessary for housekeeping
handsomely. The furniture is Of black Welnut,
ank the upholstery in b-ocatelle.
Any gentleman desrous of house keeping will be
enabled to suit himself cheaply with handsome fur
niture, kitchen, perlor, md chsmber a new house
L he defirse. and in delightful section of the city
Payment made easy.
Address HUBBARD throu Oh the City Post Office,
Or No. AZ General Lsni Office
der%9-tf Un;on& INTEL
E1ToEhG E.-Those having F;-rniture, Dry Goods,
~ Groceries, &C., t. be sto.od, gill End n-ap', 60
>or9Ioodst'oas IL the large, aiiy, farstcne. aved
SRI dry faeoInsate under the Star Ofce co,aer Pa
avenue ard Eleventh ct. Apply at the s:sr ofics.
G-t 25-tf
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LIVERY NAN THE OWNER OF HIS HOME
IL STEAD.-Havng subdivided Squares No 9ls
936, and Square south of Square No. 9l5 in Lots
averaging 20 feet front by ITO feet deep, am now
prepared 10 sell the same prices ranging from SCI
10 Sl25, and upon very accommodating terms, say
three or five dollars per month until paid for.
The above squares front Maryland avenue, betw
eth and 9Th streets east and are situated i'm the mos
thriving part Of Capitol Hill.
have also Lots i'm various sections of the Cit,
Improved and uninproved) that offer nducement,
TO those DESTROYS of mixing Investments, or of oh
tainmg residence. GEO F. DYER,
Office ON ID, NJ ar corner 10Th street west.
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25 CENT DAGUERREOTYPE.

~ SEN DAuO EhREU11 FE.
M are always on hand making Pictures for rs
" cents and upwards, and have just received a
new assor ment of fancy Cases, pear, papier mache
Sohtag Jenny Lind, Oval, velvet, stereoscopIc aBd
lazy Gases, which we will sell AT reduced prices
ana ov our usual accommodating principles we hope
10 2aln share OF public patronage.
"iHirIy on Pa avenue, between 9th and l0th SITS ,
difecuy over w. Gd't Rgo's Jpwery Store.
Jan E"--eHJt L.. ID STEWART, Prnp;i.
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NOR RENT OH saLE.-TiIE MODERN
4 Pour-story Brick House GA thirteenth s:i eel
naar e, east side. The house il in good repair dry
cellars, and 20 good te isnt the rent will &c low
Possession given On the let November apply to
oct Soft JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auc'r.
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CRIMINAL Court TO day, the motion fol
new trial of Barnes and Sbenig was over.
ruled, and when we left, the jury were out in
the case of McNaney, who is charged with set
ting fire to house, the property of Anne
Digs, a colOred woman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23

SUDDEN DzATH Captain Crysr, cisrk in
the city post office, went homo last evening d
little indisposed, with q sore throat, and be
fore sunrise this morning he was a corpse. d.
has left wife and four small children.
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rOOD NEWS FROM HOME.-JUST RE
" ceiyed 100 copies Of the above popular cong al
the Music Depot Of
HIBBUS & HITZ,
Corner Penna avenue and llth street.
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TIE GRAND BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE POOs.-We notice in SATURDAYS pa me-
that the contemplated ball of the Washipgt zion
highlsnders, for the bsnefit of the poor of our
city, would not take place at Jackson Hall,
for the reason that Mr.. Rives designs making
some improvements in that building prior or
about the time announced for the ball We
have, however: the pleasure now of stating
that ar Thomas Young, the proprietor Of the
"O!d ThtaJie, on Lout lana Avenue, near
Sixth St'sei, has kindly profered tho use of
bat na;nIf ,eu; room for the occasion, free of
charge his is altogether characteristic of
that gentleman, and wo. thy of the object for
which IL is granted. The Washington Gas
Light Company have also notified the esteemed
Captain Reese that there will be no charge
for the gas consu med. This is very eommen-
liable, and We hope that every citizen will lend
bis aid, and
"GIye 10 the poor mans want-hs ear
And wipe the helpless orphans tear,
The affair, altogether, will be one of gran.
deur, and commends itself to all that have q
little to spare OF this worlds goods. The
names OF the managers on the part of tho citi.
xeHs we hear will be announced in the paper,
! tomorrow. They, in conEexion with the gen.
tlemsn, major b. B. French who has &C
ceptcd the Treasurership, will no doubt dc
! their utmost to make this the most maguid.
cent and agreeable ball ever given in our city
ACcIDENr.-Last night, Mr. Thicker, a
dealer in produce, while on his way to th.
Centre market, from his home in Georgetown
was injured by his horse running away with
him, and smashing his carriage. Mr.. Thicker
had to return home, bat we are glad to learn
that he is not considered dangerously hurt.
WOoDHULL VS.. SELDES.-This suit, which
is TO recover from Mr.. Seldsn s. upon a not
of Selden, Withers 4 Co, was tried befor'
Justice Goddard this morning. Mr.. Linton
appeared for Mr.. Woodruff, and Mr.. Carl ST.
for Selden. Justice Goddard did not rende
Judgment this morning, but holds the cas-
under consideration.
SUDDEN D.ATH Captain Crysr, clerk il
the city post office, went homo last evening i
little indisposed, with q sore throat, and be
fore sunrise this morning he was a corpse. d
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY
~ The Geographical and Commercial Gazett.-a
monthly publication devoted 10 physical, com
mercial, and political Geography, edited by
an association Of practical and Scientific gen
tlemen. subscription - pei annun, single
number p cents.
Disturneli,s Railway Guide for Jannary-pr.ce D
cents, with map
jan Is FRANCE TAYLOR.
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HOMES FOR ALL.-Beautifully and heaIthiIy
IL lo"a,ed Building Lots, "a feet from, by 100 fee,
Deep on graded streets, can until spring, be bought
at the exceeding low price of SIS, PAYABLE So Der
month Title indisputabe.
Union Land Office, 7th ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
ian 9-6m JOHN FOX Secretary
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NTY COURTSHIP AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES
wi by Henry WikoT
The History and Poetry % Finger Rings, by Chas
Edwards
The World Workshop, by Ewbank
The New Congressional Directory at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Jan Is Bookstore, near 9th ST.
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EOR SALE-A small HOUSE, on ST., between
Il Ninth and Tenth streets, No. SIT. rhe lot
is twenty feet front and one hundred and tu enty
feet deep. Enquire at No SIS l. stree T. Northern
Liberties, Just in the rear of McKendrec Chanel
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EOR RENT-FOR ONE YEAR OR A TERN
J., OF ars, the well situated. commodouS, we'll
inisht.. and convenient dwelling House. over the
MUSIC Store OF tlIlbas litz. al the corner of Pa
avenue and 18th street Ii contains seventeen
rooms without the basement, in which the Kitchen
Is situated This is rare chance for a private fam
lily wishing large house on Pa avenue or for a per
son desiring The hest location in Washington for
large and well kept boarding house. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at this Office.
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For Sale and Tent.

LOR SALE-A new b'ick House, containing six
4 rooms and cellar situated on Thirteenth 81
mort If street. Can I've purchased at an excellent
bargain if appli' for Immediately Adore - p. KEEL
sey, through the City Post Office, or inquire nj No.
35 B Thirteenth street west ian 93-Its
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kNOR RENT-Thrre handsome furnished Rooms
for rent. Each room is private. The rent will
be reasonable. They are situated at the southeast
corner OF ID aud 18th sts. JOHN WALTER.
ian 20-4ts
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

B9 One OF the San Francisco bishops,
while delivering discourse, let fall a very
excellent pun, of which he was at the time
perfectly unconscious, and which he did
not discover until it was pointed out to him
in his sermon, which was written one
He was speaking of Peters denial of the
Savior, and of his subsequently, going out te
weep. And why said ne, why did Pc
ter weep Because he had committed q
crying SIM For an impromptu and un.
willingly uttered pun, this is one of the
best on record.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

A CONSISTENT PoLIrIcIAs.-The Know
Nothing who would not use the word
'.patriot," because it began with pat, has
concluded to emigrate son,e,rhere, because
he has at last found out, that america
was discovered by a foreigner
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
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have settled the bill and ordered them discon-
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5. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facia
evidence of intentional fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E9A western editor calls Burning
Fluid the Camphene Demon. He is right;
it is an evil spirit-alcohol and turpen-
tine.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

A Base CALUMsY.-In recent arti-
Gle Doesticks says:
..City girls are such touch-me-not crca-
lures that no one, understanding the nature
of the animal, would venture on kiss, un-
less he wanted to get his mouth full oi
magnesia and carmine."
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Eg Our Jim, in answer to the ques-
ton What is woman !? says mechanically
speaking, a woman is one hundred pounds
of flesh and blood, two pounds of whale
bone, with an indefinite amount OF fuss and
feathers. Jim is a good lawyer. but nc
Judge of woman.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

"A police officer in Syracuse, who
has lot of Shanghai chickens. which he
don't care about supporting during the pre-
sent high price Of grain, adyersises them
as stolen property, hoping some one viii
come forward and olaim them.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E9 The surest way to prevent young
couple from marrying is to oppose them.-
Tell them you "would sooner see them in
their graves, and twelve months after
wards. their baby viii pass you twice q
day In willow wagon.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

sT An editor wishing to tell Of the
fall spoke in this wise: AT recent par
ty given by the ex-Prssident, one of the
ladies, dropped an ornament; there was a
tremendous hustle in the rooom immedi-
ately after the catastrophe
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

EJ It's the little troubles tha. wear
the heart out. It is easier to throw bonn
shell mile, than feather, even with ar
tillery. Forty little debts of one dollar
each, viii cause you more trouble and dun
ming than one big one of thousand.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

EgThe wife of colonel, at review In
Dublin was stopped by sentry, and told
him she was ..the coloners lady" "Nc
matter for that, ma'am," said the sentry
s.if you were his wife, you could moi
pass"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17


tally filling his own gobie. first from an
other source.
The attendant placed the poisoned wine
at the Briton's elbow, with the compli-
ments of Signor Souall, when Esselle, as
quick as thought. exclaimed to Pierre
"Signor. to the righs-see!'
Pierre quickly turned his head. to as
certain what was at ''the right" to cause
this sudden remark of the lady, when Es-
telle as quickly changed s.s 8 positions ofthe
two decanters that SOC front of her
lover (Which were precisely alike, and of
deeply colored glass), thus setting aside
the poisoned liquor, and leaving in its stead
bottle that Pierre supposed to be the
same he had sent to Mendon, when he
turned his head back again.
What is it, my lady? said the Span
lard.
Nothing, nothing. signor," said Es-
ttelle; sit is passed now,' and the Span
lard being intent upon his purpose, said to
Mendon:
"Signor, your health !"
Mendon filled his goblet from his own
bottle, and returning the compliment in
form, took the poisoned wine and sent it
down by the attendant, supposing Gas did
the Spaniard, also) that it was his decanter.
Pierre Souall finished filling his glass
from the wine he had prepared for his ri
val, and added:
"Mendon-a bumper. To the bottom,
signor, to the bottom!' And the villain
drank his potion to the dregs, as he OBJ
served his rival turn up his glass, in ac-
acknowledgement Of Pierre's supposed sim
cerity.
Five minutes later, the guests nearest
the young spaniard were affIighted at his
sudden pallor.
"Air, Alfo-air II sufo-air!" yelled
Pierre, and he was quickly borne out up
on the piazza.
A physician was soon summoned, for II
was evident that the attack was no
ordinary fainting fit. When that gentle
man arrived, however, Pierre Souall was
stone dead. It was clear that he had
been poisoned, too! And an active search
was instituted, forthwith, to learn how this
had occurred. In his vest pocket was
soon discovered the empty phial. The Ii
quid that stillremained in the bit Of sponge
was examined, and found to be terribly
active poison. 1t was clear to all that
Pierre Souall had committed suicide! A
post mortem examination confirmed this
hypothesis, for the same liquid was subse-
quently found in his stomach.
Estelle had no wish to make matters
worse by asserting what she knew Of the
affair. She contrived to keep the knowl-
edge she possessed secret for several
years afterwards and within six months
from the evening when her lover came SO
near his end, through the miserable treach-
cry Of her countryman, and his rival, she
became the wife of Ellis Mendon.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Rs Madame de Stael says, there is Of
ten in the heart some innate image of the
beings we are to love, that lends to our first
sight of them, almost an air of recogni-
ton.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E@ A preacher IN Nashville. some
time since made the following distinction
between coquette and fiir: A fiirt is
a creature with heart but without brains;
a coquette is creature with brains bu.
without heart!
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
G9e poet' s Column,
Suggested by an incident which transpired at
the Natural Bridge, in Virginia, as re-
lated by Mr.. Elihu Burritt.
G. Nj q s .

the Natural bridge, In virginia, SS EC-
lated by Mr.. Elihu Burritt.
ny MRS. NJ. A. BIGLoW.
Twas mid day o'er that mighty arch,
Which natures hand hath framed,
And far beneath the Cedar Creek,
Then in the sunlight famed.
In the rough camel there below
Three rosy children stood;
Uncovered was each thoughtful brow,
Beside the sweeping flood.
I.o! now, with earnest, curious eye,
They read, in letters deep,
Name after name, engrayen
Along the rocky steep.
At once they climbed that jutting rock,
Which might the bravest dare,
And in rude letters carve their names
Deep in the limestone there.
They all descend again, save one
One, with n dauntless eye,
Is reading, far above his own,
name engraven high.
The name of one to freedom dear,
Our Country's noble SON
any humble name, I'll write it there,
By that of WAsHINGroN."
IT'S done-yet upward, onward still
That boy pursues his flight,
Till from an opening o'er his head
Rushes stronger light.
Many have gathered hastily
To see the hero there:
Anon he hears the voice of praise,
Or cry of faint despair.
But still he tells the vast ascent,
Beyond the reach Of aid;
Still for his patient, tireless feet,
Niche after niche is made.
He pauscs-turns look beneath:
What arm can savd him now?
A dizziness comes o'er his brain
\ paleness o'er his brow.
The fathers hand a strong moose filings
From o'er the archway there:
A moment, and that slight form swings
Suspended in the air
And now the parent clasps his child,
with tones OF transport loud,
while mingled shouts of rapture swell
From the assembled crowd.
is it not thus withthose who climb
The dangerous nights of Fame
To WRITE imperishable there
A name, an humble name?
Genius must never slack his course,
Or pause to look beneath;
One reckless glance at sordid things
May bring impending death;
Unless, thou venturous boy, like thine,
His Fathers hand of love
Send suceor from the arch Of Heaven,
And take his child above.
The man who had no music In /
sole wore seasoned leather.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

B@yA new style of bonnets is to be
produced among the "spring fashions" 1t
consists of cabbage leaf trimmed with
radishes. Decidedly vernal; isn't it.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E~Quoth Patrick of the Yankee
"Be dad, if he was cast away on disso.
late island he'd get up the next morning
and go round selling maps to the inhabi.
tants"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
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Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

EI-The lady who was in the habit oI
standing on her "dignity," came very near
tumbling off the other day.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

syE An editor out in Iowa says, they
don't brag of the size Of their babies, but
they are a most uncommon sure crop
they never miss.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E8 Forget injuries and remember ben
efits; if you grant favor, forget it; if yot
receive one, remember it.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

EWH Punch processes to teach the art O.
book keeping in one short lesson, which i:
s'don't lend en-
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

%Funny-anything a rich man says
To excite laughter, doubloons are even su
perior to poor fellows mishaps.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

A wag says, he knows only one
thing better than love, and that is to be
thrown into pond of mush and milk with
the privilege of eating your way ashore.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

EJ@ The surest wheel of fortune is q
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

s1F"Thou shalt not steal.-Recollect
this is one Of the ten ommandments-and
let our wood pile alone!
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Somebody has made the assertion that
the Mustang Liniment is capable of heal
ing ssthe unkindest cut of ALL"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Ey"Pete, are you into them sweat
meats again?"
"No marm, them sweatmeats is into
me-"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

E@If mahogany wood win make i
nice table ssGnd, what viii make on.
JaM
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Ee5rWhy should thief never steal can
dlesa Because they will surely come tt
light.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Suffering for which We obtain no
sympathy.-Whenw we are suffering imper-
tinence.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

CAPITAL PUNIsHMEsr.-To be hung
around girls neck till you are dead, dead,
dead.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

Rs Snooks was advised to get his life
insured. won't do it," said he, "i it
would be my luck-so live forever if l
should"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

sEy-Dare to do good, though the world
laugh at you.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

~ Pride and folly cost many persons
mors than sheir necessities.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17
Gbe fnrulp Gormr.

E@Taalers and hypocrites are twins,
and the offspring of the devil.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

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Squatter sovereign., 1855-04-17

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The man who had no music in his
sole wore seasoned leather.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-17

Dr. j. H. Scbenck's
s EA w f ED TONIC
For the Cure of Dyspepsia. y.
This romedy is composed of compound prepa.
ration Of a common weed growing along the sea
shore and Is Certain and ipfallibfs remedy for
the cure Of Dyspepsia and its accompanying dis
eases to wit: re- p o.. NJ = ~ .
Sour and sick Stomach, Loss of .dppefife,
Headache, Pain in the Side and Breast,
Paipitafions Of the Heart, Ulcers,
and ErmptiOns Of all kinds,
ChiHs and Fever, Gravel,
and diseases Of the
Kidneys.
Nervousness, Weakness Of the Limbs,
Fainting Spells, and all Dis
eases peculiar to Females
Nearly every person is more or less afflicted with
dyspepsia or some Of the diseases connected with
~ anu IL Is with feelings of pleasure that Dir
schenck can announce to all such the discovery Of
ne virtue Of the Sea Weed which is just the remedy
~, 'heir ailments. Dyspepsia and the many dis
easesl arising from it. is caused by the dehcient
ereuoh OF the gastric juices. and weakness Of the
powers OF the stomach. The effect of the Sea Weed
iohic Is felt soon alter 1t Is taken 1t supplies
ohye Inc principles Of tie deficient gastric juice
~ anu The food is digested naturally. In ct the
ionc SO nearly resembles the natural gastric juic
.ae % chemists even find difficulty in distingu Thing
eih'l lt gives tone aud Strengthens the stoisach
Nus enabling 1t TO secretc the proper quantity and
dSaniy of gastric juice. aud Dyspepsia and allmts
uiseases soon disappear.
IL tisa well.known fact that none suffer like y
nysPePtic Tor in addition to the Dyspepsia there
,s- M oteh either Headache, Sour anu Sick Stomach,
Nn IN the side, Palptations Of the Heart, Chills,
ano @ fever, Gravel, Disease of he Kidneys Nervous
"eahness and Tremors General DEBILITY, Faintness,
M ,oM 9i Appetite, Bad Taste. Fever. stoppages in
iEnF-
Tered stomach, and here is a newly discovered
Tor tie trifing sum Of polar that Will
cure CT all this train of disease : - r.r'I D..
NOW Dyspeptic, will you avail yourse If If this
enieuy ior so triiing cost or will you still SUI
iGr M on The choice Is for you to make. The Sea
"ceu rome Is pleasant bitters, giving persen
Sood appetite and good digestion ; Is put up in quart
oo.ties, always agrees with the stomach, and ONT
potte generally effects cure. Whenever the bow
els are costive the tongue urred or the compile xior
Sanow' a few of sehencks Mandrake or Liver pills
are TO be used Box of these Pills accompany
each bottle of the Tonic. and will be found ia
cess OF the bottle. covered with Il label.