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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-10
ByJAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneef.
AND HOUSEHOLD EE-

H AMI
Il fects ~ Auction. On THURSDAY
MORNING, January 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence Of gentleman Declining housekeeping
no 3s7 | street, between 18th ana 4th streets,
Caroline Terrace, l shall sell all the fprniture
and effects, comprising
suite OF handsome Mahogany Damask covered
tete-a-tete Sofas, Ann Chair, Rocker, and
eight Parlor Chairs
Rosewood upright Pianoforte
Marble top, centre, and sofa Tables
Gilt rrsme Mirrors, Window Curtains and Fix
lures
Ladies' Walnut Secretary, Whatnot
Excellent Velvet, Brussels, Three ply, and other
Carpetings
OIlcloth, Stair Carpeting, Rugs
CandeIabras, Vases, and Ornaments
Extension Dining Table Lounge
Walnut and Oak Dining ChriTS, Side Tables
Fun Dinner set, China and Glassware
Castofs, Table Cutlery, Fire Irons
MARBLE top cndTetled Cottage Set
Walnut marblC-top blessing Bureau and Wash
stand
Walnut Wardrobe, Beds e2ds
Hair, Rusk aud Spring Mattresses
R0lStors ard Pillows hedd'ng
Looking Glasses, granite and painted Toilet Sets
Cooking Store snS fixtures, Refrigerator
Air light, o gen -gf1te, and other Stoves
Together with geneial ASSORTMENT Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: S25 and under, cash ovS' that sum
credit Of so ard 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, hearing interest
=. ) III" house which is very desirable, Is for
rent Inquire Of the suca"neer.
jan I'd JAS. -. MCGUIRE, AuCt.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GsoRGETOwS, Jan 10, 1857.

GEORGETOWN, Jan 10, 1857.
The following business was had under con-
sideration by cur City Councils last night:
Mr. Orme presented the resolutions OF mass
meeting b.id at Forrest Hall on Thursday
night, in regard to the poll tax, and moved
that they be referred 10 special committee
iost
Mr. English presented a communication from
W. H. Edcs, ". Cox, and others, covering the
account Of Brown 4 HasbrOok, Of New York,
accompanied by a resolution making an APP
preparation to meet the same which passed
both Boards.
Mr. Orme, of the committee on claims, re-
ported a resolution making an appropriation
for the benefit of 5. Boots, jr surveyor; which
passed the Council.
Mr. 0rme, of the same committee, asked to
be discharged from the further consideration
Of the accounts Of John w. Donaldson, for
work done for day scavenger, by order Of the
Mayor; which was granted.
A message was received from the Mayor,
enclosing the account Of Mortimer Garrett /;
referred.
Mr.. Sweeny offered a series Of resolutions
which passed the Council unanimously, direct.
ing the Mayor TO cause the sense Of all free
white male citizens who have resided within
tho limits of the Corporation one year, to be
tested at the ballot box, on or before the I'D
instant, upon the subject Of the poll tax. These
resolutions were rejected by the Aldermen, by
the passage Of a substitute Of similar import,
which was offered by Recorder OuiG.
While the above measure wac before the
Council, Dr.. Tyler and Mr.. English made able
aud interesting speeches upon the subject,
taking strong ground in opposition to The poll
tax, and in favor of free suffrage
Pork is again arriving quite freely by wag'
ons; and is selling at 81 Sass from wagons,
and IS lass. Is from stores We saw yester.
day, at the store of Mr.. w. IL. Tenny, lot Of
rather unusual size-the heaviest one weigh
ing 504 lbs.
Weather cloudy and gloomy this morning,
with prospect Of rain or snow. s.
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PERSONAL.

80. On dit-that Miss Cushman will short
ly return to America, and appear at Burton ;.
Theatre, New York,
go. OneiOf the most fashionable ladies Of
Buffalo has clipped with an actor by the name
of Hill, who leaves a wife and two children
behind.
&c. l.. Stone, an actor, formerly attached
to the Boston Museum, and son of John Au-
gustus Stone, the author Of Metamora, died
recently at the Lunatic Asylum, at Black
wells Island. Insanity was hereditary in the
family.
.... Miss Julia Dean Hayne has abandoned
her trip to Australia, and returns to New York
in the spring, prior to voyage to England.
80. The New York Times says that Miss
Laura Keene performed part at her Theatre
on Tuesday evening, that was not down in
the bills. The play was Second Love" In
the scene where Jordan retires to the rear of
the stage, leaving Miss Keene and Ada Cliff
ton In earnest confab before the footlights,
MISS keene is made to say, "YOu tremble 10
oh thls occasion she had scarcely uttered the
words when she fell back in a fainting TT.
Mr. Jordan forgot his pique and rushed for
"slu JUST IN time TO save the lady from fall
ing, and then shouted, Ring down the cur.
tam but the SHpsS were away, the curtain
having oEt JUST riSen, and some time elapsed
before IL Iei- Inc audience took it patiently
and received n apology good humoredly. the
orchestra played away, and after an hours
delay two Othes pieces were substituted Mr.,
Jordan got great applause for his skillful at.
tentions, especially when he lifted up the fair
lessee bodily and made of with her. Miss
keene received severe injuries n day or two
since by falling upon the ice, and has onlv
played since that time to prevent q disap-
pointment to her friends, who will regret hsr
indisposition.
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Oohsumpve Rheumatic, Costive Bilious and Delicate. after
some days use will find renewed strength and life pervade
every organ OF their frames. Every dose
pure The nerves commence la the arteries and
IN the veins These pills. first effect upon
rs blood increasing the circulation by which impurities
are deposted in the veins and they throw of such cclec
ons into the bowels which by the
from Brsndreths PILE eXpes them sys When
net used the pills occasion gripping and make
patient FEEL worse this must be borne with for the
come Afterwards No great good is often achieved without
some trouble in its attainment and this rule applies
recovery Of health These symptoms only where
body has long struggled under load impure tenacious
humors consecutive for few days will satisfy the
most unoeevng of the great good the pills doing The
rectfons should be carefully studied II understood
folowed, health and vigor WILL in majority csses be
cured by the use of RRANDRRTH'S Pills
sold At IS cents box at - Canal street. Brandreh
Building New York. by T. w. Dyott Sons, ls2 north
ally. nov aS-u
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AUCTION SALES.
BY BoNTz CoOMBs, Aucticheers.
SALE M HnuSEunI.l

BY BONTz CoOMBs, Auctfoheers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
II and Kitchen Furniture.--By virtue Of
deed II trust duly recorded, &C., and an order Of
distIein for house rent, we will SELL at the large
Brick Dwelling on Penls clvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, Opposite Willa,ds' Hotel
on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at &c O'Clock a
m . the following Household and Kitchen En-
fects, viz:
Piapoforte, Sofa, Mahogany Chairs, and Mar
BILE Tables
Sideboard, Gilt Glass, Curtains
Wood and Cane seat Chairs, Tables
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands
Bedsteads, Shuck and Cotton Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Carpeting, Oilcloth, and Mating
Cottage Sets, Safe
Cooking and other Stoves
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Together with many other articles too tedious
to enumerats.
Terms All sums Of and dhdsr e25, cash over
that amount a credit Of so and 60 days, with
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
J. w. KAUFMAN, Trustee
JNO. H. STEWART, Bailif.
Jan lets BONTZ & COOMBS, Aucts.
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, jar

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10 Flour is unchanged :;
sales OF Howard street at S6.37t Ohio is
held firmly at the sane; and City Mills at
S. so
Wheat is better; Ealesof red at 81 45aSI As;
md white at 81 55aSa l5S corn is without
change; sales at 60a62c.
Whisky has advanced sales at DC.
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III to ,ho Ladiss>Dr. 4

PONCOs FEMALE PILLS.-The combins u Of IEerel IL
cuts In the Pis ara perfectly harmless Their efficacy aud
merits are based extensive practice thirty
years and where the directions have strictly fol
lowed they have never failed to all
relieve painful and dicult menstrnstop particularly
The change Of life They will the Whites and
81 Constructions arising from cOld exposure any
and may be nsed successfully Preventive upon
tue agent, snd get Circular for particulars free
Price 81 box with full directions sold Wholesale and
Iets by CHAS. STOTT, Druggist, Pennsylvans Avenue
SAhI FL b. WAITE 52s Seventh street, Washington d.
and X s. /. CSSEI Georgetown; 10 whom all
DO sent and the Pills will be sent condentsy by mall to
ladies' who enclose them dollar
cry. i.au
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have found them Of gres; IN asyng Bronchial
non and In subdning Hosrseness produced Colds and
onr clerical brethren real favor IN calling their attention
70 them-"-zons Herald ave commend them to the st
enuon Of public speakers singers and are
troubled with affections of the Throst"Christisn watch
man. "Fot Coughs Asthma, TO-, cheerfuy
mony from personal knowledge to their elcacy"-Bsllous
Pictorial They simple aud elegant admin
terhg In combination several medicinal substances held
In general esteem among Physicians in the treatment Of
Bronchial afectons"-Dr @. r. BlgeIo Containing no
opium or deleterious drugs these ozenges be
freely by public speakers and vocssts for clearing
giving strength to the voice. Sold by all Druggists
oct 1911 LANES Il. CALLAN.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-IN VIRTUE OF A
usI witt Of Aeri facias, issued from the Clerk s
Once OF the Circuit OF the District OF Columbia
for the County OF w dshipgtOn and To me direct
ed, shall expose TO public sale, for cash In front
OF the Court house door Of said County. on MON
DAY, the 18th day OF January next, 1857, et IL
O'Clock II, all defendants hight, tit e, claim and
interest in and TO Lot No 6, In Square No $50,
as laid down on the plat OF the city Of Washing
ton. ID e together with all and singular the I'M
rrOvements thereon, seized and levied upon AS
Tie property Of Andrew Boutwell,, and will be
sold TO satisfy Judi ials, No. 81, TO October
term, 1856, Alfred Chapman rs Andrew Both.
well. J. ID. HOOVER Marshal
dec Its for the District OF Columbia.
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srrhe Introduction Of siImnn,s Ins,an.

taneous Hair Dye to the public which changes
any cored hair - beautiful and black has
ddce nre happiness In the community by driving out Of
use the worthless preparations with which this country has
eeeo nooded Tor few past -ention that
kHow ot.-fortlsnd Advertiser
HANDSOME procure tbese much desired
Moments use GilmAns Liquid Hsir Dye
Boston Museum.
sold by al respectable druggists in the
country Principal depot at the Drug Store $50 Penn
syhranH avenue whsre all orders will be promptly filed
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JUSTICE TO ALL.
THIRD GRAND BALL
OF THE
Western Hose Company, No. /,
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, 1857,

AT THEIR NEW HALL,
On Twenty Street, between l. afi NJ
IINHE WESTERN HOSE COMPANY MOST
l. respectfully announce TO their friends and the
public generally that they will Dedicate their
new House with a Grand Ball on the above eve
ming.
Having built the house, which costs us near
$4,000, without aid from either Government or
Corporation, we now appeal to a generous public
10 aid us pay what little we owe on the house
The unanimous satisfaction given at our former
Balls inspires with renewed energy, and the
Managers pledge themselves that this will be the
brightest one OF the season. and that no exerticn
win be spared that may contribute to the pleas
ure Of those who may honor them with their pres
ence.
supper will be furnished by an experienced
caterer
Scott's Celebrated Cotillon Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
The Ball will open with the presentation OF a
silk Flag.
NoHats, Caps or Overcoats will be allowed in
the hsll, except those worn by the respective
hremen
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admiiting gentle
man and ladies
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
VIM Riggles, Fenley, T Parker,
Spading, Carr, w Feeney
ian 80 S,lg,19,f3
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Jan. 10.-Flour has advanced;
sales of 5 500 bbls State Sc 2Oas635; South
ern IS 95aSZ %.
Wheat Is firn,; sales Of 1000 bushels; white
81 7sasf 78: reds Sl59 Corn has advanced;
sales of 20 OTo bushels; mixed IL, yellow 75c.
Pork is dull and irregular; mess $50 Beef
* buoyant; repsckes Chicago sl47Sksl5.
Lard is steady at II 70.
Whisky is firm: OHIO 26tc.
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D,IvERNOIs HOrEL.

MIR e. D'IyERNOIS BEGs TO INFORM
M his friends and the public In general, -
that he has now opened his new Hotel on f..H
18th streets.
This Establishme Is newly and elegantly furn-
lshed on the most modern and improved principle
with Saloons aud Private Apartments The
Bar is supplied with the choicest Wines and
Liquors, Cigars, &C. Game and Other delicacies
In season
Private Dinner and Supper Parties promptly
supplied and attended TO In any part Of the city.
Table d. hote at 81 O'Clock, on Sundays at I.
nov 2S-eo9m
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Proposals for Steel-Plate Printing
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUsLIc PRISTIHG, !
WASHINGTON, January :, 1857.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUeLIc PRIsTIHe,l
WAsHINGToN, January 1857. I
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Az
l. this office until the 18th day Of January, In
slant, at IL O'Clock IN for prhting from steel. In
the highest style OF the art 400 copies from each
OF "a quarto pages Of landscapes and outline
sketches, and 400 copies from each Of $50 quaTto
pages Of ca tacae, palaeontology natural history,
and botany, to illustrate the Report Of the Mexi-
can Boundary survey, for the use OF the Senate
United States
Bidders will state the price for printing each
lGO copies OF said plates, and the time they Will
require for executing the same.
It's to be distinctly understood that no bids
will be entertained from any parties not directly
engaged in, or practically acquainted with, the
work bid for,
The paper required for printing these plates
will be furnished by this office
contract will be entered into with, and bond
will be required from the successful bidder for the
faithful execution Of the same.
Proposals must be addressed to A 6 Seaman
Superintendent Public Printing, Washington
ID. G., and endorsed Proposals for steal PEats
Printing! AG SEAMAN
Jan o-contIStn Superintendent
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HAMILTON, c. W, Jan. S-The night ex-
press train and freight train, on the Great
Western Railroad, came in collision this morn.
ing near this place. W. L. Keeler, oversssr
OF the water department, and the express mes
senger, named Eversou, were killed, and the
engineer dangerously scslded. The passen-
gers escaped anipjured.
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Senatorial Nnmin stinn

HARRIsBURG, Jan. The Democratic mem
bers Of the Legislature held caucus to-day,
when Col. w. FOrney was nominated for
the United states Senate on the frst ballot
There wero si1ty members present and nine
absent Forney received IS votes and Robbins
q, with 4 votes scattering.
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By WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.
BOOKS, BOOKS, Ar AUCTIoN.-WE
~ will commence Pratt's nineteenth annual sale
OF Books at store No. $40, under Browns Hotel,
lately occupied by L Galligan Co., on SAT-
URDAY EVENING, January ID, atGx O'Clock,
and will continue everv evening until the whole
stock Is disposed CT This stock is the largest
and best selected ofany stock Of Books sold In
this city for years. Mr.. Pratt has had twenty
years experience in the business, and selected
this stock frem the New York and Philadelphia
trade sales especially for this market All Books
warranted perfect and sold without reserve Fine
editions OF standard Works in great variety Of
binding, English and American editions.
Book at private sale during the day.
WALL, BARNARD l. CO,
jan 7-4t Auctioneers.
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financial.

NEw YORK, Jan. 10.-Stooks are dull and
lwer Chicago and Rock Island 90; Cum
barland Coal Company D.; Illinois Central
shares, 1914; do bonds s6i; Michigan South
crn So; New York Central gSt Pennsylva-
lila Coal Company 1OI!; Reading s3ti Vir-
ginia 6's 90
Sterling exchange is dull.
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BY c. W. BoTELER, Auctionge,.

An EXTENSIVE AND yALUA Is l. Z;
IA Collection OF Oil Paintings at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 18th,
at 81 O'Clock, 7 shall sell, at my sales Room, a
large and vaJaf'e collection Of Ancient and
Modern Oh Paintings, comprising specimens Of
the following old masters:
Quintin Ma seyS, % The Witches
I he last moments II Richelieu, by Van Loo
old Silenus, by Jacob Jordans
And others by Poussin, Salvato Rosa, CipTianni,
Drawer, Vandy.e, &c.
Among the modern masters will be found choice
specimens 0t
Singleton, Morlsnd, Cofbold, Williams, Burkell
Pyne, Barlun, Wills, Lewis, &c.
Forming altogether the finest collection ever
offered for sale In Washington
The paintings will be on free exhibition each
day until the day Of sale, from O'Clock a. IN 10
o clock p. IN.
Gentlemen viii please mark their catalogues, as
the Paintings VIII be { ken from the walls one
hour previous TO the sale
The sale is positive, and every painting Will be
sold with the frame.
Terms All sums Of $50 and unde-, cash; over
that sam, credit Of 60 and 90 days, for satsfac-
torlly endorsed notes, hearing interest.
c w. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
jlne-d Spacious Auction Room, Iron Hall
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Great Snow Storm.

BUFF.Lo, Jan. Sat our latest dates from
Fort Des Mcines, Iowa, il had showed ipces-
sanity for two dsys. Travel was interrupted
IN all directions, and many persons who were
cut came near perishing.
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DIED.,

In Georgetown, on the 7th instant, Of dysentery
which he bore with christian fortltude, Mr.
GEOhGE BATTERSBY, Of London, England,
In the 4ith year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance are requested to
tend his funeral, from his late residence, No 3s
fayette street, on Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
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Senator Sumner Reelected.

BosTos, jan. 9-Senator Sumner was today
reelected Senator, on the part Of the House
The vote stood 1913 to II scattering. The Sen
ate elects on Monday.
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BY BONTZ h COOMBS, Auctioneers.
OFFICE FURNITURE, BRUSsEL CAR

~ pet Handsome Drawings, &C., At Auc
uon.-On MONDAY, the 18th Instant, at IN
O'Clock m, we will sell in front of our &c ton
Rooms, 9TH street, between 1 and X, on account
Of whom II may concern, the following Goods
and Chattels
Handsome Drawings, with gilt frames
Large Bookcase ana writing Desk, ten drawers
l Mahogany Sofa, Brussel Carpet
Office Chairs, Marble-top Washstand
Writing Table, Lounge, Bureaus
flee stools, Stoves, Toilet Set
Plush Rocking Chair, Window Shades &c d, &c,
A lot u Drawing Paper, Stationery, &C.
Together vi'h many other articles too tedious
10 enumerate. Terms cash.
BONfZ . CaOMBS, Aucts.
ian9-2t Intelj
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Prompt to Duty in the Her OF Danger
THIRTIETH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY,

Il Chh OCI - odLOOAN,
On MONDAY, January II, 1857.
The Birthday Of the i!lKstriorS Dr.. Fydnk!is
Honored be Thy natal day,
Patriot, philosopher, and sage;
Thy deeds are bright with glory's ray,
In hstory's fsrest page.
fINHE ENTIRE SUCCESS ATTENDING
Il our Annual Balls for more than quarter Of a
century is a guarantee that they have been con-
Quoted In style to give general satisfaction.
The Company, therefore. deem II unnecessary TO
Publish an elaborate notice, but simply to state
that neither pains nor expense will be spared to
make this the model ball Of the season.
Due precaution will be taken to preserve the
strictest decorum, and such attention given TO
the floor and other arrangements as to make them
faultless
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had Of the
Committee Of Arrangements, or at the door on the
evening Of the ball,
Coulmittss Of Ar'dngemssfs.
Robert + Doyle, Sd Ldmonston,
w. n Tanning, E. +. Alexander,
s. r. CTossheld, }. ID. West,
w. NJ. Stansbufy, James Possy,
John Fl Sessford, A Dant
w. II Beaidsley, r. EckloR.
dec 20sSItdSMtd
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nave dsagreesble breath when, by using LA CoURs
oLa OF TEE WHITE WATER LILLY Dentfrice 10 be
sweet and leave the teeth white Aabss Put
morning. '
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using Dk LA OoUR's BALM WHITE WATER LILY II
will remove tan pimples freckles from the
son ana rosy Wet towel pour two three drops
and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.-wet yodr trush and parr on
Two or hree drops Of De LA GOURs BALa THE Witt
tiful soft lather ~
Prizes fifty cents For sale by Charles Sot Washington
anu oy druggists generally. Dec sl-tJan Is
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AUCTION aALHe.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW

BY A. GREEN, Auciionesr.
LIOUsBHOLD AND KITCHEN FURnI-
III ture, Watches, &C., at Auctien.-Ou
SATURDAY, the fo,h instant, shall sell, In
front Of my store. at 10 d'ciock a. m a good as
sortment ~ Furniture viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Burssus, and
SideboaId
Maple Besstsads, cane and other Chairs
wardrobes, Washstands, Lounges. Tables
Cooking, Radiator, All tight, and other Stoves
Beds. Reddipq hair and shack Mattresses.
Also, two Ane gold (second HANDY patent lever
Hunting Watches
One second hand Piano Forte.
jane A. GREEN, Auct.
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II c. c. Z. C.-Coughs ! Colds! Con-
SUMPTION! -. Cured!!!! by the timely use Of
Mrs. NJ NJ SARpSER's IsrIAN BAIsAn LIvERwoKT AND
HoARHoUND, the best and most etcacous remedial
ventve and curative medicine introduced Pulmo
nary Complaints.
Msssrs. Weeks Potter No Is4 Washington street Bos-
ton, General Agents For sale by W H. gilman Charles
rally. isnsEIv
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The McIntyrs Murder

PHILkrgLPBIA, Jan. e.-EngIish and Heck,
On trial here .Or the murder of the man McIn-
tyre last fall. both proved an alibi and were
discharged. They had not arrived in this city
from Baltimore at the time the murder VAS
committed
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Navigation Obstrueted.

New YORK, Jan. 9.-The schooner AleXan-
der Law, hence, bound to the Capss Of the
Delaware, after reaching Cape May pat back
IN consequence Of the ice
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M MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN IS YEARS OF AGE, IN
IA respectable business, In easy circumstances
and piously inclined, takes this method to be
come acquainted with some highly respectabl,
and pious Lady, with a view TO matrmony. Ref
erences as TO character, &C., given and REQ uired
Address, with full confidence, stating age posi-
ton, &c, II ENRY 3. REVELLO, Washington
City Post Once. ian 7-Iws