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BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This is strong language, yet BosLEs ELECrRc H4IR DYE
eceny improged proved to be So by the judges az
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston, amOng whom was
DR.. Hays the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts ofhe Union
Its unparalleled superiority consists in list The ingredients
nourishing the Hsr destructive, Others 3D.
Does hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required, from delicate brown to
deep black SO natural as to appear marvellous. Manu-
iacpred sold and applied by WIN. BOYLE 27 Washington
street Boston decl0-t llmaySI
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ARRTVALs on MAILg.

Cbatan0ogG z. R., Daily, at z O'Clock a. N.
Louisville a. 3
GailAtin
L.bsn,n Tee day Thursday and Saturday ct p m.
Lebanon sparta, Monday Wednesday Friday at
Charlotte Sunday, " Wednesday and Fri 'ay at pm.
Couubi4, ulsski &C. Monday, Thursday aud Saturday
at II a m.
Columbia, Lazrenceburg, &c., Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday at n N.
Clarksyille Sunday, "wednesday and Friday at p.
RISE vile, Monday Wednesday and FId<y AZ p m.
CsntreYls, Tuesday ard Friday at II a. N.
az Al letters regstrstion must b. handed into the
Office by ~ O'clock p. n 5. K. ANDERSON, Y. d.
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sepa-dLHsn1

eg- c. P R. shehane, of EOtasulgs, Ala, il pub
fishing beautiful semimcnhly newspaper at 81 year,
in 1t treats Religion, Moral the Arts, and
sc.ences. Address him At the above Office.
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AreN CettinR RaId

your hair turning greyi Do you wish to cultivate good
whisker aud moustAchesf Your hair to be so silky and
Eosy9 Your head be COOL comfortable and free Of id
ruaf Mothers hsren to have uIuriAnt heads
ofhairi Then BOSLEs TPnIoa FLuID, which necsr
ilsn It's unerrng Effects Prices rs cts 80 cts IS cs and
81 SO per bottle BogIe's Balm of cytheTia stands unri
vailed for Graduating tan Ald pmpleS and identifying the
complexion. Price 90 eta. Inventor aud proprietor, w.
Boyle Boston. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
al l.
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co NJ M + r CIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.

CorrosThe MAJ kst very dull yesterday, with sales
Of less than leo bales at 10a1i sc.
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable City property
FOR SALE
q Z RlH bic ANIcfion

pursuance OF Deed Of Trust, executed to by j. O.
Leak, the 14th March, 1855 for the purpose Of Sc
curing certain debts therein set FORTH shall proceed to
SELL at Public Auction, for Cash, on SATURDAY the Sls
day Of January 1851 at the Court House Gate in the
city Of Nashville the following described property, viz
House and Lot the Corner Of Broad and Market SITS
being lot No in the College Lots, now occupied as
Drug Store bv Roscoe.
ALSO "A lot Of Ground in the city of Nashville, font
ing 4 feet Spruce street. being lot No n s. v D.
Stout's plan.
ALso.-A vacant Lot Cedar street being lot No lin
plan.
the Corporate limits, and the Charlotte turnpike 'front.'
40 feet said turnp Ike and running back $50 feet.
ALS0-The undivided half Of Lot in South Nashville,
fronting So feet College street. J. B. Watson owning the
other half
ALS0-An interest OF IS 800 in debt due from Jesse
Page and secured by Deed Of Trust.
Sale to take place within the hours prescribed BY law
Ian6-td K. A. COLE, Trustee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

CSy- It is said that Miss Albertine will shortly
pay this city .rother professional visit,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

Supreme Court-Deeember Term, 1880.
, Vaughn " Jno Nance et aia-opiniOn BY Judge
Harris, Affirming decree q ChGncelor.
D Price and VIE va JAsgrr emith.--oplnion b. Judge
oArahvrs Enrmlng decree Of chsneslloF Iadss HsrrIs
dissenting.
Beech " W Bobs.-oplaItn ~ Jaass caruthers
reversing judgment aud renanding ssuse, Ae.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

PERFUMED BREATH.-Wbst lady or gentleman
would under the OF dagreeable breath when
by using the BALH THOUSAND FLOWERS as dentri-
hce would only render the teeth white
SabaserS Many persons do not now that their breath
is bad and the subject is delicate their friends viii
mention it. Pour single drop Of Balm your
tooth an9 wash teeth night and morning fifty
cent bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may ea'ly be acquired
BY using the "BALN or THOUSAND FLowERs" It will re-
pnpes and freckles from the skim leaving it Of
soft and roseate hue. ct towel pour two three
drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wet your shaving brush In
either cold pour two three drops Of
''BALH THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard well, and
it will beautiful soft ather much facilitating the
operation OF shaving. Price only nifty cents For sac by
ali DrcgEss Beware OF ounterfeits None genuine unless
signed BY
W. P FETRIDGE d co.
a - yTs,2 ~
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CONSUMPTION CURED.
Distinguished Stranger.

HARVEY, The great Phiadslrhia cUrTER heiss
bHgea seek more gsnial climate In eonseqasnes Of
impaired health, haa located hinsef al eur Room IS
Cesar street, and w take and easteners
cslhs cnsszsrs and ysssnss IN great variety shieA
thsy nav seses sas thsnseives Oar sloss Il fs q al
Einas as READY MADE CLOTHING. aad The
sock az FnskIns roeas never Surpassed in Nsshvius
esgaa-n CLIFTON 4 ABs0rT.
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Subscribed and sworn BEFORE this It'll day Of January
81. HENRY F0wLER, Justice Of the Peace.
STATE on THSHEssks, COHPrEOILsa's CTIoH,
Naahwiils n ISsT

Nashville, January 81, 1881. I
This lis to certify that the Il Insurance Company o.
Hartford located ct Hartford, in hs State Of Connecticut
has complied with all the requirements q passed By
the General Assembly Of the State q Tennessee in March,
1856 entitled IAN Act 20 regulate the agencies 81 nau
rance Companies incorporated by the State Of rennes
JOsKPH Nash the legally authorised sgent
said Company the town Of NashV state Of tenas-
aee J. Q. LUTfkkLL, COmptrolsr.
by T. Y. MOssT, Dep.
The undersigned, Agent Of tbs above nsned Company,
issue Policies At his oce No IS Coegs at,
opposite the SegAnee House. JOSEPH Nash
Nashville, January "a Is5I-SW
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Reduction in Freights |!

VxyFhav he pleasure 10 that the Railroads
w have rr4aeed their freight. CHAEIEsrox. We
Also eonxrasnate the people Of fennesses that In very
.Sort time n. Oars vii pass ifon ths place "a Aisuta
~ NJ breatng bk. This roIte VII fhsn be a. least Two
aavs In AdTxlce Of savannah.
r.ke particglsr notice that FaswtRD EvezT THFxa
~ rs destined Cor he interGT me los rAte Of
taL(e fcr odnAFy pacFages and thAs FgEET
rsa hershy secasg 70 gou, Asays, a. least tSar times
ear eornun sion-
w. rtv 80 sflGs vxlnsz VS. KSov Tasr k1ssg.
ne Raload geaas both a. sayAEaAh and Charleston,
% nkAsCAH
remit.
We also ssns yOu aupsEtss e ba, We let q
Nc ss aria pes NAL assatisn 10 oar ba.ia-.s aad
no hing shall wansioF past to pFenets The
Interest u 81 We patreniEe ~.
We are nos scadnE sg@ts tso mtsAty coFp lra1oes
We ask ne putie . sastaln a., AID Work q cot
done we'll ana balls less tnao thssFs, thea take u
frpn Is and give stio hrm.
Any lnloruaeen ssoas los sod. and any think psstain
ing 70 tbs haaiaeass externally Efen.
RFEH 30
Msssrs. ". Il. GorAoa %, SashFiiiss
0arineg, Shepherd Co.
Coek Raily Ca.
sirhol, Green Aaiiy,
Norrisea Co
etrrAks. Kfia Co.
A. II. niets ceu
VI ". Berry 4 bsnovfs
cheAihkr. y stson G.
Ana Iasi bai isass oas geae 90 fisad. iefn oAia
wsu, re, ftesiisni q thes.c 4. Char s.iea-
lsn1a {. WYATT 90.
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ITEMS OF CALIFoKSIA NEw&-They are
having comet all to themselves ia California.
The Sacramento Netcs has communication
from Prof Laurist, the distinguished 4Rronaut,
formerly Of Boston, who Informs them that
che saw, about o'clock in The mor6ing, the
comet, the appearance Of which was noticed
some time since. When he saw Il, Il was
few degrees south Of west The head or nu-
cleus had sunk below the horizon, but between
five and six degrees, apparently, OF the comet
was distinctly perceplible. lie viewed il
some ten or fifteen minutes below the horizon
The San Francisco Alta OtlVoraia adds:
This sea serpent Of the upper deep seems
TO shog his tail to the people Of the interior;
but nobody around this office has got glimpse
Of the comet as yet. An enthusiastic star
struck youth saw il tile other morning from
"a heaven kissing hili" near Suffer. The EN-
inences hereabonts don't bring us within sight
of the brilliant bat rare yisilant.
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STATEMENT

OF THE CONDITION OF TIE HARTToRD FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY, To THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE STATE or TENNESSEE; JANUARY 1, 1857.
l. The Of the Company 10 the HAAfEoRD rrEz Ixsg
RANCE COnPAxT aud its location IL NJ Hartford Gems
g. The Capital STOCK Of the Companyis eSo0le0
8. The amount ofthe Capital Stock paid up V 10000
4 The Assets ofthe Company are a. foIsws.-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

NEWSPAPERS AND ADVERTISING The Philadelr
phia Bulletin, after making some very timely sug.
pestions on the duties OF the current year, comes
10 the following very sensible conclusion. Its hint
is as applicable here as in Philadelphia
Finally, make resolve--if you are in any sort
Of business that you will push il With al the econ
omy, literally, spirit aud enterprise you can mus
ter-and by way OF taking fresh start and combi-
ming the whole four 10 vigorous effort the best
thing you can do il, beyond question, to take q
newspaper, aud send TO il good long advertise
meut-one Of that kind which not only makes il
certain that your name will be seen by all the world,
but which also proves that you are doing fret
rate business and afford to make it knoWn.
The world loves 70 pAtronize those whom il thinks
are dong well-and liberal advertising is an un-
filling sign Of prosperity, as times go. OF all hab-
lie, this is, beyond question. OF the very best
60 form at the beginning Of the year, aud such
we sincerely commend 10 TO ali friends aud readers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-24

~ ~
3 COOK practical BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY
n successor to Weller Cock is prepared TO manufac-
ture 10 order Bells fer Churches Steamboats, and Panta-
tons Also Steam Whistles OIGobes, Cylinder, Gu9ger
Fountain and stop Cocks Hose and SaWeh Joints, Gun
Mounting, Anti Friction Metal.
All work made With neatness and despatch, OF the
best material at low prices and warranted ianS-tWly
COFFEE-2iS bags fair and prime Rio Coffee In store
\ and for sale by W. II. GORDON a co.
CTAR CANDLES 800 boxes Werk Cos star Candles
- 800 boxes Gtntzer's TSlloW Candies In store, and
for sale by "a 6OhDON a ",
GOAP-2OO boxes Pressots Extra Family sosp In storS
- and fer sale by W. h 6okDoN = 70
DICKLES, SALMON AND SATCI , just re-
L Seivedby deeZA LONdhOksI W.
UNDERWEAR
WE have new a superb assortment 81 seAssAAhs Un-
w derEeaT, il s0nsSn Of
shaEer FanEel, SHAKER hnitt,
ssRoVA LANDS Wos,
Red SsIony, Arneran,
herins, Cashmere,
Line silk, Cantsn Flannel
Triisd Cotton, ks all Of which are selling At fair
rstts J. n. AeGILL.
DRESSING ROBES
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AUCTION SALES.


zss-ss by BADEN = L0WN0Ss Auotioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HARDw IRE,
II. HOUSEHOLD FuREIruEBs BuIIpfxe MArRRf-
ADS, CuTLkRY AND FANCY GooDs, SiLvKR AND
PLATED WARE.-On SATURDAY MORNING.
IA frontof our store. No. 81 Centre Market Space,
shall commences the sale or an lot Of Hsfds
ware, Cutlery, Household Furniture, Buildirs
Hardware, Silver, Silver Plated, and Fancy Goods,
Pistols, Knives, c., which will continue until three
O'Clock p. m, and be resumed at LOOMS mt seven
o'clock-csnsisting in part of 80 q
Bedsteads. Mattresses -
II IA Centre, Iout and other Tables
-ya Spring tPatentl Mattresses, Table Cutlery
!. Chairs, Sofas, dc Locks. Screws
Carpenters Tools, de-, &c.
Addtlons TO the above sale respectfully solicited
ds2t BADEN & LOWNDS. Aucts, .
BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer. liza
DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF deed of trust ex :
u ecuted to me and recorded in Liber J, A. s.,
No. lS3, fUios PSI, 28 49, Seo, and s6l one of the
land records Of Washington county, District of Co
lumba, SHALL on THURSDAY, the Sist of Decem-
Der next, at O'Clock m, in front of the premises
offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor, the eastern half of Lot No E. in Square No.
367, in subdivision of John Wilson and Nicholas
Callan, as the same is recorded in the Office of the
record OF SAID city of Washington, District of Co
lumba. NJ
Terms cash. The property to he resold at the
risk and expense ofthe purchaser unless the terms
of sale are complied with within three days from the
day Of sale. ~. ~. :.
EDw. C. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
9-lawts A. GREEN, Auct.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By WALL a. BARNARD. Auct,,

DIV WALL a bAhNAhp, AuctlOneers.
Corner Of PcHRSyErdni ia arcane and 9th street.
GALE OF ELEGANT CHINA, GLASS, TER
~ RIA CoTIA. AND PLATED WARE, BisQUFT FIG-
UREs AND ORNAMENTS. FANCY GooDs. 1EwRLRY,
&c.-On FRIDAY MORNING. the 4th Instant at
l0 O'Clock, at Combs Hail. No 29 Pennsy lvanIa sy-
enme, south sid, near the of 10th street.
VIII sell one OF the largest ana most elegant
ment of Glass and China Ware, &C., ever offered IN
thls city; we name but IN part
Cut bohemian Decanters, Gohets, Wines, Tum-
blers, and Articles for the Toilet,
X Ich Cut glass Ware of every variety,
Beautiful Cut glass and Bohemian Vases, Shades
and Mantel Ornaments.
Elegant Terra Gotta Vases, Ornaments, Figures, md
Fine and heavily plated Casters, Liquor Stands,
Walters, Mugs, GOblets, &c,
PaTan Vases. r lgurcs, ana Ornaments,
Beautiful French China Tea ard Coffee Sets, Tete-
a tefe Sets,
Fine French China Cups and Saucers,
Beaut iiul panied China Vases, Figures, and Man
tel Ornaments,
large lot Of Fancy Goods. Perfumery, &C.,
Also a limited amount of hTst- class Jewelry.
These goods have been selected with great care as
piece, PAIR or set, and every article warranted as
represented.
Sale continued on Friday and Saturday nights, and
Saturday morning. Ladies are invited To attend
morning and evening.
Terms cash IN BAH able funds.
dts WALL q BARNARD, Aucts
III THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
Postponed owing To the goods not arriving in time
until r RlDAH, December IL, sa me hour.
d5-td WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
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AN IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
IN favor Of the Consumption Destroyer also Of its
efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended Will
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and
IL composed oil roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; il IL no common article They are
nicely enyeloped IN my circulars, where my place of
The extract of flower called the A pha Ointment
for the Piles can, with the Syrup be lou nd at Mr..
=. Stots 8; the syrup is at several other places on
PenDsy lvanIa avenue. as well as Georget At
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alex ndria at
Ledbetters s.. In Baltimore, at Hances, lG3 BaltI-
more street.
NOtIce.-Ai those who have found relief from the
use of this Syrup would confer 4 favor on VI. A.
Mount 10y forwarding them their rs early
n possible. Tiff
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Sudden Dsata. and ALLEGED siurser.

cIsctNsArI, Dec, Son suhday sfsenoos,
Frank =. Mcclure went into the store Of Beaftie
Anderson for the purpose Of talking upon busI-
ness matters with Mr.. Beattie. About an hour
siterwards MI. Mcclure was seen to fall from the
'front.' step Of the store, and when picked MP IL was
found that his skull was fractured He died from
the effects last night. MIR. Beattie, before the
e9tonefs jury, testified that, after parting with
VII. mcclure In the store, he returned 10 the
counting-room. and then heard noise Al The door
oh gong thitner he found MIR. Mcclure lying
on the Sidewalk, and he supposed that in passing
ont the door tne decreased had caught his foot in
something which threw him out upon the side
walk, causing the injuries that resulted fatally.
MIR. Beattle was arrested last evening on the an
davit Of samuel Mitchell, accusing him OF the
murder OF Mcclure ny striking him on the head
with an iron bar Reaiiie was held 20 hail I'm
- 600 The parties were well known and his hly
ra<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-09

WASHINGTON CITY ORPHAS AsYLUM.-A publ
cation was. some weeks ago. made IN a newspaper
tFhe American Of this city, he pres. Mt
management Of the Washington City Orphan Asy-
lum and few days thereafter one, or perhaps more
ah ohl VI tho 1It1 P'PcrS c,rmtrnlGed the state,
mehts therein contained. The ladies who had
charge of this Institution for four years prior TO Ju-
ly, 1857, have had imposed upon them the necessity
know ledge Of either Of those publications.. They
DO not wish to say more upon the subject, bat shall
do and also present facts cal cd Tor IN this
correction, II such step shall be rendered nsces-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-09

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Deorme great
cureI of Consumption. was for several years so bad
~ by dyspepsia That for parf of the time
hewas confined to his bed He was eventually cured
By prescription furnished him by young clarvoy
ant glrl. This prescription, given by a mere child
while state Of trance, has cured every body who
las taken IT. never having lied once. is equally
dients may be found in any drug store 4 Will send
this valuable prescription To any person who will
supply me with the nrmes and resldences of ten or
chest lungs or throat, as knowledge Of such lnva-
ld1 and The way TO reach them is an AID to my regu
York Post Office.
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Gen. walkers Steamer Fa.hIou.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 7.-Considerable anxiety
is felt among the friends Of Gen. Walker, at the
nOn-arrival here Of the steamer Fashion, which
took out Walkers troops, and was to return i'm
mrdia'ely. A portion Of the Texas regiment ar
rived here yesterday and Immediately proceeded
to Mobile
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The Cotton Trade.

MOBILE. Dec. s.-Sales Of Cotton GOO bales, AZ
&C. decline in consequence Of the steamers news.
abiding quoted al lOEc. Receipts three days
z 900 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. s.-Sales to-day $500
bales; three days IL, coo. Quotations 10 Xal0Ac
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NIassachuse,t. Election.

SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 7.-AnSel Phelps was re-
elected mayor OF this city to-day.
NEw B1pFoRD, Dec. 10 n Dunbar, Re-
publican, was reelected mayor of this city, by
ten majority over Harland, the "citizeBso candi-
date. The latter, however, carried a majority Of
councils. I'd.
LAwRRScE, Dec. John r. Rollins has been
chosen mayor Of this city
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Central Obte Railroad.

ZASEsvILLE, o., Dec s.-President Jewett has
Paid of the refractory employees, and dismissed
them from the services of the Central Ohio road.
Passenger and tonnage trains are now running
regularly, and perfect order is restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-09
Marine Disaster,

gear, from Bremen, bound to Baltimore, is ashore
near Cape Henry. She had 800 passengers, all Of
whom, with the crew, were saved. The vessel
and cargo will probably he lost.
A slight accident to the [. =. steamer Powhst-
an occurred yesterday, Eve miles below Norfolk.
she has been detained for repairs, but will pro-
coed TO sea tomorrow.
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Arrival of The Aprlo-Saxou.

PORTLAND, Me. Zee. s.-The Canadian steam
ship company's screw steamship Anglo-Saxon,
from Liverpool on the 25th ult., arrived az this
port at O'Clock this morning. Her advices have
been anticipated by the Baltic at New York.
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Large Arrival of Grain at Oswepo.

OswEGo, ". Y Dec. Twelve OF the grain
laden vessels which were detained bv ice in the
Welland Canal, arrived here to-day with l0I 600
bushels Of wheat and 10 600 Of corn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-09
Conxictiou far Nurder

BALTIMORE, Dec. John Claggett was this
morning convicted Of murder in the second de-
gree, for taking the life Of Jerome B. White, az
High street hotel, six weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-09

MATRINONY AND THE HAPPY FAMILY is Prof.
Fowler's subject az Temperance Hall this evening"
IL he can show the married how to marty hs ppiiy ,
and those already married how to live happily aft err
marriage, he will he well worth hearing. 1t
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DRs. HUNTER d WILLIAMS,

PhySicidHS for Diseases Of Throat and Lungs
81 North Charles street, Baltimore
DIR. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on
the l2th and 18th of each month. The next visit will
be on Saturday. the 18th inst
Office Ii Pennsy lvanla avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
Jewelry Store. DIST
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The Erie Canal.

ALBANY, Dec THE weather here is warm
and fine. dispatch from Rochester says that p
boats from Tonawanda Greek are now coming in
The canal is nearly free from ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-09

1T WILL PAY to look in al FRANCIS, on Seventh
street: He has all the and useful articles for
Housekeeping, and large stock Of Baskets, Cahas,
brushes. Combs, Pocket Knives, RazorE, Scissors,
&c. lie Is selling low. d5-iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. S-President Buchanan has
dismissed McKoon the district attorney, for Op-
posing the regular nomination.
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"WOoDLAND CREAM" for the hair; BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS, for cleansing the teeth and
beautIfylng the comple XIOn. The genuine article to
be had at Jos. SHILLINGTOS's Bookstore, Odeon
Building, corner Al street and Pa. avenue. n 10 If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-09

SPECIAL NOTIcK.-For Perfumed Breath. White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use " Balm of
100 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' halr use
" Woodland Cream" new Pomade il causes gen
tlemen's hair To curl beautifully. Price 81 cents
each. w P.FRrRIpSE a. CO.
Prspretors, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington
TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers, between 9th and
10th ST., Pa avenue. nI7
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Fire at Clyde, n. ".

CLYDE, Dec. s.-The large distillery owned w
morning by fire. Loss from 500 100 to s25,OoO.
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Suicide of a Murderer.

ST JOHNS, y. B., Dec. 7.-Breen, one Of the
muTderers Of the Mackenzie family, hung him
self in his CELL in Jail, here last evening.
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THIS Is THE NIGHT of the regular weekly sol
rec of Murders charming series.
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WATCH BEruRNs.-Mary Jane Mason, cold
Md, assault and battery; fine and costs So 81
workhouse 80 days. Ann Brown, COLD, ID c.
do; do Edward Garrison, col'd, ID. c., wearing
fancy dress at a bali; dismissed. Thos. Conner
Ireland, fell in the canal; do
Sixteen dodgers, non- residents.