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AdvertisemeDt
Or --Ihis IL arflclo Of the Dhnrma.

D GLYCTRINE.-This is an article OF the Pharma-
which has for been syoaby known to the
Icu oT its soothing aud refreshing action the cspses
the skin. The most eminent ply ssns always agreed
these 1t largely into the
position OF BURsETrs KALLIsTOsE Orient Water, where
properties extracted and retained in their full force
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT Coz No ii TremOnts,
Boston. For by G. H. Ring, f. K. Smith, A. a. q ID.
Sands, and dealers generally
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IAdver,iso unent.
az CorNTKY.-GAs APPARATUS,

:. :. .......-
.ner tho Patent Of Maryland Portable Gas ComPsny
l. X WooDwoRIH Co offering io safe n~ss I'm m
plete cheap simple and efcsnt Gas MAcHss soaP'a ~ ~
ssuects Of privsie dwellings Puenc ana Pvste
hoods churches colleges factories foends-s hoses Nse
ms well as villages pe'shs WV
b. misbed by APPLYING person by letter 20 the once OF
abe Compsny where Mscluo be in operation ana
C. K WoopwoRrH Co.
No. "a Wsllst New fork-
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TAxIs In HoRnK.H.-TLe late deci.ion Of the So.

TAXES IN UoBoKEE.-Tbe late decision Of the So.
preme Court Of New Jersey decd that mortgage, be
faxed IN Hoboken will greatly diminish the Of the
city This OF had been relied upon. and
had consequently been valued lower than otherwise
would have the ASSESSOR Efforts being made
valuation of estate IA order raise sufficient
money carry the city Government darns toe
The Of Appeal in session ia the Council
Chamber yesterday snd heard H. Lyons Corporation Coun.
sell In behalf Of the city, In favor Of increasing the valuation
d. Lite in behalf Of the the Hoboken Lsbd and I'm
provement Company In opposition The Commissioners have
uofv ided
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Advertisement.

THREE MEDALS afded to j. GURSEY, No Se Broadway,
st the late of The American Institute, for fhoIoGAAfe
ktoduC uOns to vii:
A GoLD MEDAL for the best unretouchel PHoToGRAPas
GoLD MEDAL foI the best HoroSRAPds ooiofod IN on
fife sise,l on canvas. -,, l.,
BRoszE MEDAL foI the best PHoToeRArBs eolored In
Isstel- -, ....s
Cal and examine premium pictures vt his PHoroGRAPHe
P.LAcE or Arr. No. SAs Broadway, cor. Leopsrd-st
D. B-No connection with any other Establishment
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NEW-JERS.EY IZ,E.M,G

FIRE DEPARTNEsT FUsD BENEFIT 1t has been
determined hold the annual for the benefit
the Fire Department Fund Of jersey City At Park Hall
TUESDAY evening sd inst Anticipating the densn for
okot the choice seats will DO sold premium by auction
Tor The purpose Of increasing the proceeds Of the
The seats will be sold Friday evening al Scots Exchange
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IAdyerti.emeutl

CULpABLE NEGIIGENCE.-We are satisfied ina
In most where Coughs end in Consunption timely re
AN o, Wild CHEkRy would saved the life and health
he patient
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COLLECTION OF TA1ks -Tbe amount Of tares re
ceved At the Office during the month of November 1856
40 a. Amount received during the
1855 s675 S. Total Of tar for 1856 753 81
Total amount for 1850 4l. SIS ms 7s
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RonPIxa A SHIPMA1K - YesterdaY In the CT

RoBRIyG SHIPMATE. - Yesterday, in the City
Court Francis Van Nell tried indictment for grand
larceny stealing sS7s from Michael McG.ny Both dss I'D
and complaining witness empoye cd the slp North
Belle lying Woodruff R0biDsoDs wharf On the night
Of the sd November last Van Nell who cook to
MCGarIy bunk while he deck and stole his
which the money deposited. The cook
p.cted end arrested next day when the found
s.wed in lie pockets He convicted and sentenced
the State Prison for the Of and six months
CIRCUIT Court CALENDAR for Saturday Dec. g.
Nos TO- H. H. Is. II. u.s. i6, II. The Of
Loekett and wife against the Of the steamboat Henry
Clay postpone ed until the January term.
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The simple announcement in our columns tOds


Of the Mossrs CHAKLEs HE,RD Co, OF No 3l
rsnds will closing out their nch is,h lnabe
stock DRY GOODS Monday, Dec O. is sufficient THINK
EuAanee crowded store Tor when stock OF Dry Goods
lie be- sacrificed prices seem to DO Of little consequence 10
fLeseuu
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TAdyertisement
Tp.s-Tup CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

every variety Of TEAs FOR G.o eI ToA Dese ana pr.
x.e nnle.-So1ohong Oolons Yoans Tyson ioin 20
o. 4e Gunpow der and Imperial froan ~ TO otns
Qualities equally low. Also On boxes OF sooa FANNY zee ~
Pearl and RoossyeltstaL
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IAdvertiserneht. -,
PRESENTS FOR THE HoiLuAYs.-There Ia moth

h 90 acceptable HCday Present as beautiful fhoro
cs.pp DAcUERREoTYPE OF AMBRoTYrE which should be Sc
euIed at once at kAEDRoKss Galleries. No $50 broadway
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a,,,b has resulted from the effects Of the wouad
Yeceived.
,, ,esd 10 the Jury and went 10 show that II artley
-. che man who stabbed him. No other important
,a.mosy wac elected, and the being given TO the
T.ry. the following verde, was rendered:
.TNst deceased came 10 bis death by beiug stabbed
. ,h sbouldcr and right breast tue night Of the Ism
" Noyember, 1856, by james Hartley, said st.bbiag
bsipg The Indirect cause Of death"
n, the rendition Of the verdict Hartley was COM
,nised to prison TO await examination Deceased va,
,,tiye OF Ireland, about IS years Of age.
A,rRaY AT THE AsToR HOUsE.-An ARRAY took
yesterday shernoon at the A'ter House between James
go severely ured and the later being ncsrc-sted III,
,s 81 Lewis who tim and then upon
~ secf iDjuns him seriously Bernard taken up nsen-
81. .Ss ,,sd' and Justice Connolly locked him up.
FrcnrE FROM JUsTlcr.-Parish B. L,dd, specu-
lsnds reading IN Cincinnati Ohio arrived In this city
Yesterday. with hi: family aud pot up At the A,tor House bO,
s Sss CHIT o aSsi ON ~sSs RE and eSS
2os fom tie Governor Of Msssseba.es on Gov CLARK Of
INNS .Sout $1,000 good. BY fraudulent rsprr.ens
10 Boston answer the Indictment
ARrrss os Troy BURGLAR.-A man named
George Hines vas arrested By ofeI Farley Of the Chief: su
bi. into store Troy " robbed 1t Of worth
81 goods Hines when arrested drew aud swore
e.. he would surrender but the sight Of revolver point
"a nlo 20 head brought him 70 He AIKEN back
81 roY await examination the charge II said that
John Van and Richard Harris alias Moore " the
B.d burglars concerned with Hines Ia the Troy
robbery.
PosT.OFYIcE RowDI.-Thomas Reeves an en-
rleyes Of the Once Department, complained Of
tdsy creating disturbance At the Late PRIMARY election
Jom In Fourth Ward IL said that he to the
AZ election ser bad been locked up for the day and de-
handed stut.noe but his demand not being complied with he
aud broke in the door He hss already been in
Scted for bAotboS stuDs at the late general election
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FRiDkr, Dec 5-P.M
TIE Board aud the street have been IN state Of
great exciteaeat todsy. N cnseVuecce 81 ths an
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MINIATURE ALMANAc....rHIs DAY
sur-Rises.. 10 Se's....... 81 Moon-Sets IL q
wlrsR.... THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov Island 2 27s Hell Gate. 0s
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The Canal Tolls CT this State for 1856, foot up
$2,73s, Si6, against 81 So7 OF last year.
The Commercial Fire Insurance Company has de-
clsred dividend Of cent, payable on the 'th inst
tt e first annual report Of the Detroit and Ml"au,
kee Railroad is published The earnings of the road
have BEEN
From April 81, 1855. to Oct l. SIS s5l9p 81
Earnings tor lSii-5..................... l-lIIs -
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CORPORATION CoUSsELLoR.- Tho Democratic msm-
bes Of the Common Council have selected samuel T.
Johnson their candidate for Corporation Coun seor
Roswe BrsiDaTd, eq, Of the party is the present in
euuIbe 1t
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IAdvertisemsnt1
BARNUM's MUSEUM" Don Cesar de BaZan,
IAdyerliseuneDt.l

capital and deseedly popular lively DRAMA will be per
formed both this and evening Tbe Russian Chant
sud all the other euroes to be at the same time
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Diferecce.............. "a y
he rxpense. for same time have beea. l0o. 40 Is

The Transfer and Dividend Agency of the New
York Central Railroad Company has been placed in
London with Messrs. Geo. Peabody & Co.
We hear of one other failure in the street consequent
upon the suspension OF Messrs. Jacob Little * Co.
The money market has been unusually active to-
day there having been considerable calling in OF loans
by timid parties holding stock costerals, who were
afraid of an entire annihilaon of values Toward the
close however, there less activity and the supply
was better.
The business of the Clearing House was - ,262 ooo
But little of nter.s, has transpred during the week
to change the previous quiet aspect Of the Dry
Goods Market. Business with commission men and
;obbtrs continues inactive, and but little animation
i, expected till the opening Of the early spnng
Trsde. The Manufacturers are now engaged on
Surpg work. and from present indications tue chances
arr that prices for Wooilen Goods paaedlary' WI
epeu at a considerable improvement on Fall rates;
owing chiefly, to the high prices current, Tor the
Raw Material. Our producers. at Present-
arr placed in q somewhat preoaoou' posi-
ton ALA Kinds OF Vol are scrce snd high, which
"a consequence must enhance the value OF
goods materially; bss should We hsve large impSaa'
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Total Pots and Pearls .............99
COTTON-A very animated business is reported today
clsy of PARCELS Prices
A. ae. are 600 bales fully half between
nor. nd Europe We quote:
NBw-YokK CLASSIFICATION
CplAnda. Porl.A Mobile. n O Tax
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lAdveriisement.
$4,000 l.AGntsF ~

ae Diseases OF the Sexual system, has established
rious HO5PITAL ior the reception OF those Pa
r,s who require Surgical operations prolonged Detec
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sUDDEs DEATH.-A woman named Mary Brennan
died suddenly her residence No - James street. yesterday
Her found her lying the floor when be
dinner She had previously been In apparent robust health
The IA supposed to have been disease Of the hes
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CosNos CouscIL.-An adjourned meeting Of this
Board called FIR last evening but quorum Of
appealing tiese Who present adjourned till Monday
evening.
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u.,se,. .C.RrYuLLr REPORTED ros The r.rsvyr.

SATURDAY, Dec tsfs.
IsHEs-The nsriet 10 heavy, the demand t.r for Pos
:. az 70 bbls 81 rs and Peas dali sale. Of . baa
A. SO S..fsfus firm .; So cssh
.y.r.ugsr OF TIE INSPECTION wassHoUss Or
LIsrER PALMER = CO, DEC. S. 1850.
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vacated his pew. walked down the unexpected ais e
with the tramp OF cart and oxen, passet very ne "
The praying brother and lett the Church taking care to
advertise the large meeting Of bis entire e1i: by a
pretty awhile closing Of The door.
such was the incident, and now for the rebake that
followed.
Kind reader, in your estimation, who was the moro
deserving Of robuke' Was he who plead fervently
and tr'bfuly for crushed humanity. was It the
stridipg tro-Slavery captain making his devotional
exodus from the church Strange 10 tel, the pastor
before the close Of the meeting took occasion 70 deal
cutting rebuke to the praying for hurting the feel
rgs Of that good brother for diving him out or cau.
ing him to leave the house,' especi,lly when that
good brother knew 10 much more about Slavery than
did the praying brother" IL is needless to add that
the praying brother felt al did very many, il not al
present. that he the aggreved the nsulted person.
The soluton is not difficult when the further fact Is
nounced that the pastor from the same part of
the country TO which the ship captain occasionally
sends his vessel.
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R1pr1nr Pms and FIsruL 4

cured without the knife gaure Hours fr rVae Oon
Nutsio at Dr. residence No. - 5thav., from TO ana
g.ytning all Others he Is al the Hospital Inc once Of
lie Slslpt IS Al No. Nesey St, Astor House.
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and 81 so October
The failure Of Messrs. Hensbaw Co, bankers
of Boston, is announced by telegraph. They have
10, been in coed credit for some time past.
The imports of Dry Coos for the week are
$l,l55,4SS, against s775, 900 same week last year.
The details are:
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Bpecial Nctkes.

Newly rk typographical Upieu.-Mseeess are -
qussttd REGULAR msnhly meeting THIS suurdau)
fNENING No 1865 Bowery. for the purpose Of eject Oh
car. of the u ion for the ensuing full stendsrce
oues,ed By order. WM. L. SrUBBS President
R d. DAcN. Recording Secretary.
General Society OF Mechauics and Tradeslnes.-
Tto,~ General Society Mech U, eJes
men who have not received for the LECTURES
OF 1850 informed that the, them On sppcss
10 tk. Librarian Nj WILL AN VAN NORDEN o. the 10
cetys Rsou No. "a Srosawsy. The hr.t sc,sr- Of Ne
will be delivered BY the Rev Dr. BErHUNE, on NON
DAY EVENING December g. commencing ~ n ococl -
Society. Rooms. No. ~. Broadway GEO " NksBire
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TAYLOR BROTHERS,

TENHE PIANO USED BY TIE TAYLOR
l. Brothers In this city, Is a sample instrument
from the celebrated mandatory OF Lighte, New
ton & Bradbury, New York, and Is pronounced
by these eminent musicians 10 be one OF the finest
instruments, as regards workmanship and bril-.
liancy Of tone, that they have ever listened to
This beautiful instrument, in consequence of
being sample Piano, and sent to US on sale we
are enabled to offer at the low price Of $3.50. We
will give written guarantee with the instrument.
Also, always on hand, Pianos from the Iong es
tahlished firms OF Hallet, Davis d Co, Boston :
Knabe, Gaehle & Co, Baltimore, and Bacon 81
Raven, New York. Old instruments Of any kind
taken In part payment.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
3OS Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets
II-tr
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TIE dosroRf NAVY YARD There is much
activity Mt the Yard at this time, and work il
progressing rapidly in nearly all the depart
ments. There are about 100 hands now en-
plOyed. p
The Roanoke, when taken into the dock,
was found to be damaged much less than was
at first supposed When completed and
equipped for service, she will be one of the
largest and most splendid war steamers that
hoats upon the waters. The other steamship
Will be finished without much delay.
The appointments wheich we're made to Gil
the vacancies occasioned by deaths during the
fever, give, as far as We have heard, much
satisfaction; A judicieus system of operation
has been adopted, and is vigorously enforced
throughout the extensive Establishment, and
lends greatly to the promotion of good order
and to advance the interests Of all concerned :.
Norfolk Argus.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROcEFpINas

In the Senate, to-day, no business Of gen.
erai interest was transacted ere they went into
Executive session, except tho introduction Of
q resolution by Mr.. Biggs, to go into an cleo
ton OF the officers Of the body on Monday next,
which was laid over under the rule.
Inthe House, Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, moved
to proceed to consider the joint resolution of
the Senate for the relief of the suffering DOOR
in this city; not agreed to.
The House then proceeded with the fourth
Vtca pOce vote for a Printer with the following
result: -..a
Whole number of votes cast, 173; necessary
to choice, 81. .r 49,
Mr.. Follett received 6S, Wendell 66, Sar.
geant 9, Farnham Is, scattering IA.
No choice being effected they proceeded
with the fifth vote for Printer, with the fol.
lowing result: s....s. -'as.s n -.
Whole number of votes cast III necessary
to choice SO.
Mr.. Follett received 6s, Wendell "a, Sargent
o, Farnham IL, scattering IL. lH
They were engaged on the sixth vote for o
rfinter az We went to press.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

Ihe Union exposes the hollowness of the
last dodge of the New York Tribune, that its
abolition labors are for the benefit of the
whites, not the blacks. On the whole, we are
beginning to believe that the New York Ex-
press interprets correctly the true meaning of
the "shrieks for freedom" of the politicians
Of the Tri6nne school.
The brtelligsneer replies with earnestness
to manifest destiny article in the New Or
leans Courier, wherein the policy of absorb
Ing Mexico is urged.
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SAILING OF TIE FULroN.-The new steam
ship Fulton sailed from New York for Hayre
on Saturday, taking out Fifty passengers and
Mile Rachel, the French tragedienne. Mile
Rachel came here with the intention of giving
some hundred and fifty representations, and
of visiting all the principal cities of the United
States and Canada, besides Havana, and pos
sibly Mexico. She has given, however, but
about thirty, and those in the cities of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Charleston
alone, the latter two places having had only
one each. Her health is still delicate.
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sECRETD,sCOvERED.

EUhEhA-ThE SECHET DfSCUN EhEU.
GIBBS VEGETABLE BALSAM FOR THE
~ restoration Of the Hair. IL removes Scurf
and Dandrufi, and cures all diseases Of the Scalp
The discovery OF this invaluable remedy was
brought about by the ample opportunities is In
perience OF testing the vexatious and disappolnt-
Ing effects Of almost every other article Of the
kind upon the human head, and having succeeded
in producing wash which hundreds Of the citi-
zens Of Washington are ready to testify unfail-
Ing In its results, II Is recommended to the public
with a full conviction Of its permanent and beau
tifying effects both az strengthened and restor-
alive, while IL Is warranted I'm all cases IL stop
the hair from falling out. For sale wholesale and
retail at ]. H. GIBBS Hair Dressing Establish
ment, Wizards Hotel, and at his Hair Manufac-
tory, 3O5 benn. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
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A GARD.

r1NHE UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING TO
Il make visit 70 Havana on the 18th instant,
for the purpose Of consummating ropartnership
arrangement with ID. BELT, Esq, formerly OF
this city, but now, and for the last nine years,
resident Of Havana. would respectfully request
all those indebted to him 10 make settlement pre-
vious to that date.
that have on hand over 200 .Oc0 CIGARS, prin-
eipally OF my own importation, which VIII he
sold very cheap for cash or good paper, as wish
to ma Re room FOR large invoice OF goods which
I shall bring with me on my return
Also. on hand a large and superior assortment
OF BRANDIES, WINES, WHISTLES, GINS,
&c which will be sold at greatly reduced pr-
ces
ticular brands styles qualityof Cigars can have
their orders promptly and faithfully executed by
leaving them with me previous to the 5th inst.
EDWARD e. DYER,
Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th streets.
feb s-dtl5ll
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The OYSTER TRADE.-About |. 800 gallons
Of oysters were shipped at Norfolk for New
York last week, to be repacked for transpor-
tation to the Western towns. 1t is estimated.
says the Argus, that three millions of dollars
are expended each season for oysters from the
waters of the James, tho Elizabeth, and other
rivers of Virginia alone. From five to seven
hundred vessels are said to be engaged in load.
ing and transporting them to other markets.
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UsEFUL ARTICLES.
NEW BOOKS.

VNHE DAY STAR OF AMERICAN FREE
Il DOM, by u. l.. DavIse.
Lille Of Washington, by Irving.
Private Correspondence OF Henry Clay, by Cal
ton.
Diary and Correspondence OF Amos Lawrence.
Lives Of the British Historians.
Kate Western; or, TO Will and 10 Do.
Ten ears among the Mail Bags.
The Three Marriages, or Life at q Watering
Place.
Lances Of Limwood, by the author OF Hearts
ease.
Casper, by the author Of w. w World
At MISS THOMAS'S
Book and Fancy Store, No e5 High street, near
First, Georgetown. ftbs-3ts
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IA Know Nothing Lodge was burnt out
by the recent fire in Syracuse. Their furniture
inventoried according to the Standard, four
broken chairs, three legged desk, four vol.
umes of the adventures of Maria Monk. lot
of choice songs composed by "Seth," copy
of the Bible in Hindoo, and brazen Eagle
with silver wings and blue tail The bird
of Liberty was saved and all the rest was
DESTROYED
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
I'll 81 9s-
Great Southern Mail Line!
ASTWICE DAILY
SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED)
Between Washington City and The Scuih .

VIA: ALEXANDRIA,,
GORDONSVlLLE, AND RICHMOND.
Leave Washinstsn Mt 8 q m and ?. m.
Fare from Washington to Richmond. ......ss 50
OMNIBUSEs and BAGGAGE WAGONS
viii be at the Washington Railroad Depot 70 con-
vsy PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Fres Of
Charge, to STEAMER GEORGE eK-k
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA,, a dis iSzVsa53 -
lance Of six miles, allowing ample time Tor Meals.
Tickets procured on the boat.
Expedition and Comfort are secured by this
lAlLRoxp PROM ALEXANDRIA, TO RICH
'THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
caied without cost 10 the Depot Of the Petersburg
Information of Route and Lost Baggage OBJ
Sained of JAMES A. EVANS,
feb IL Agent, Alexandria, Va.
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MARYLAND SENAroR.-The Legislature Of
Maryland will probably elect Senator this
week. Among others named by the dominant
party, are tho Hons. John P. Kennedy, J.
Dixon Roman, III. w. Davis, William Price,
Anthony Kennedy, Coleman Yellott, Augustus
H. Sollers, and Drs. W. Brady Tyler and
Ninnian Pinkney
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III Jos PRINrMs.-Oux friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of Jos PAINTING with despatch and
In the best manner, at prices as low as In any
other once In Washington. Job Printers IRE also
notified that we are prepared to DO every desorip-
don % press work that be executed on Double
cylinder and Adams power presses. So, also,
has the Star onsssa Book Bindsry connected win
n, equal in its capacity to tum out book binding
OF ali descriptions to any other in the Dhtsict Of
Columbia.
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JUST RECEIVED,

II AIDES FINE CALF DOUBLE-SOLE
IL BOOTS, with quilted tops nA~
Ladies' fne double sole Wellington Boots
Do heeled Caters Y"
Ladies' high Morocco Boots
Gents patent leather Dress Shoes and CATERS
Do calf double-sole Shoes and Detached Gal
tiers
and children's BOOTS and SHOES, all suitable
for the season. HARMON BURNS,
No. 40e Pa. avenue, few doors east OF the Ma
tional Hotel. feb ll-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-11

"iLLARD's BALL Is highly complimented
~ the Washington correspondents of papers
~ ;, 0'ner cities, who unite in complimenting
Inc good taste and hospitable libsrality Of the
ssnQsmanly propristOrs Of the establishment.