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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

MS Is BRO. OVERS, Richmond, Va, beg inform the
citizens of IynchbnE that they prepared execute
every desert on of Silk Cotton Wooen dyeng Clean
well be New Iork We hay
machinery and the best of workmen and
anee satisfaction 10 patrons Merino, silk and DE Lain
dresses dyed fashionable colors suit the the
owners ShSws OF description dyed cleaned Grape
ShawS dyed scarlet other cuors,
ed Nelvets dyed equal SILK cleaned and
wine stains ed. We intend do work equal
establishments the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage of the citizens Lynchbug and vicinity. Gen
emens Garments dyed and cleaned to look equal to
DENNIS Il BRO,
Successors to j. W Hines Franklin St. opposite Meropoli
an Hall, Richmond fscp AZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

NEW Good. will be received every wrci. n, III"
~ Cash Store of JNO. J. PURNlS, Agt.
ma Its
INOR SAIE.-Sinte of virgimiu Bonds, City
Lynchburg Bonds Salt Works Branch Bonds, Merchants
Bank stock Mechanics Savings bank Stock Farmers and
Merchants Savings Bank Stock Virginia Il Tennessee Rail
Road Stock Lynchburg Fire Insurance Stock James River
q Kanawha Stock. PETERS, SPENCE y Co.
ap 2ldis
lDEFRIG ,KEFKIsERATORS.
HI The subscriber in large assortment of
Retrigcraors. Among them be found StHoOlEfS
SCoTrs and MAcEs Patents each of which ave highly
commended by having them in use in this city Prices
from 81 to $40 EDWARD j. FOLKtS.
ma 2ts
4 ,ns,UKEN's Dining. Rocking and Arm
~ Chals large supply just received Tor sale low ny
nov FITS A. WINSTON
SrNc ,urT,uk CANAL OPEN.-On nd a ttcr We'd
nesday, June IL orr Packets will resume Their
Regular Trips for Richmond Leave Lynch
burg Monday Wednesday and Friday, ut and halt o.
clock. PM BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
je l5S
uAA BUSHELS COW PEAs-On con.ia"-
wv 100 Bushels Cow Peas which VIII sell low TO
close lie 5tsl A. IL RuChhh,
a LARGE STOCK STRAW GOODs-WE
N have hand at this time probably the largest ana ees
selected STOCK OF STRAW GOODS. ever before in this
market Misses Flats of the styles Boys and
Chds Fancy Plain eghorn Hats of the halsomost pat
terms out in addition TO the styles of English straw
Panama Loghoru and Braid HATS of quality oall
and see them At L. L. AhMlSl EAb .
ic oats Rep copy Near Farmers Bank.
DALE COTTON.-Just received "a large lot
ID OF Bale Cotton, assorted numbers, for sale by -
mar Is FRANKLIN 4 bro
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25
BOOKS. STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C.

BOOKS, STATIONERY. PIANOS, &C.
NEW BOOK. NEW BOOK-Hy Rev. JOHN
~ l. EDWARDS -PAYNES CHRISTIAN have today
received Random Sketches and Notes Of European Travel
ls'Ai, by Rev J. u Edwards price 81 Una 2ts
l- PIANOS. Piamo..-The subscriber man
faenrcr respectfully invites the attention of all
@ho wish :, ensh s,S riAsoS to eA A. at .
the warwick House, where be found
sornentof unsurpassed PIANOS both power and
Of tuneh flush and durability OF workmanship In
carved aud plain &C. and which will be- sol
very low cash good negotiable paper All instrument
warranted IN respect.
Old Pianos tab en- ia exchange
Music of all description always hand Pianos and all kinds
musical Instruments repaired and tuned Naerooms
the sucoud floor, entrance through the alley.
june sts srREMMELL.
uDGANOs, PBANOs.-Pnync n Christian have
Just received of those beautiful Pianos
featured by Nm Knabe Co Baltimore We will sell them
ma - Is
NEW BOOK~, NEW BOOKS.
~ Leon ID Monaa and other POEMS by Jas Barron Hope,
My Last crnse o. whore We went aud what saw, BY
A. W. Habersham, L. \ n,
Poems. National and Patriotic, by q. W Cutter.
Annogeddan, o the u. 4 In Prophecy by Baldwin,
Villas and Cottages by Calvert NAux
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett
VIVA, or the Secret Of Power, by Mrs Southworth
Henry Lyle, or Life and Existence, by Miss Marrya
Marrying too Late
A Pilgrimage 10 NJ Medinah and Meceah, by Burton,
The two Lights by the author OF Struggles for Life,
Review Of campbcism Examined by Il. Lard
Germany. its Universities Theology and gion by Sehoh
Philosophy and Practice Of Slavery, by DR. w A Smith,
ansfOrd Tale Of Bacons Rebellion, by saint George
Fucker OF Richmond, Va
Cannibas All, by George Fitzhugh,
Wytho.s Pocket Dose book,
Gallery of Poetic Pictures, by James Fitz,
BOOK OF Public Prayer as prepared by the reformers
Calvin, Kox, Buccr and others for sale by
ap 2Its PAYNE CHRISTIAN
q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

fENMPts NEku VI INDEPENDENTLY
= Minutes IN twelve months The best finest assert.
eht OF Gold and Silver Patent Lever Watches Virginia
now i"r SAFE al / HuMAS NOWLAN'S Watch and Icwelry
EstaoiSnent lie has atchcs the most
@ kels and soe OF them of such superior quality and
,i1u th"t ne warrant not to gain lose five
WE'VE MONTHS II you ant to get Watch
~ ouy Hot NOW Ian, and you will certainly have good
time piece He has mt assort
III NJ OF JeWelry 10 be found in market
fenember his No is 81 Sycamore ST. Sign of the Eagle
Petersburg Va Ifa,,
no THE TRADE-Weo offer for sale A, Low,
u rates, Adanantne Candles As U.s. Talow Candles
Us, Brown and Fancy Soaps a. and Fine Salt Green nui
BLACK Teas, Clover and Herds Seeds
Jan Its II. &. HARDY & co, PETERSBURG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25
NToWIsN q ALENANDER,
nnin street.

~ Main street.
LYNcHBuHG. Va.
OFFER ron N4LE 4 LARGE AND FARfkD SFOCh or
SUGARs-Nrw Orleans, GutA an; Coffee sugars Loaf
Crushed aud Pow dersd do.
GOFFEEs--MaN Crop Rio, Old Goycnmen. Java and La
Coffee
sAIT-Asatou Fac,ory-hllei IN clean Sacks
PIASTER- Mountain Plastet-ttround and IN Lump
IRoN--CauHirf Hammered Rolled Iron, Tyre Iron, Nail
finds Band Oval, Horse shoe and every kind
q Iron
STEEI,-B Astered East and shear Stee-all sizes
rLoW MOILDS-Wr Keep supply always on hand
IEATHER-soe pl-cr aud Harue.s Leather.
BALE COrTUS-Ah numbers and sizes from Southern
FACTORIES
GUAEO-No Peruvian in quantities 10 suit purchaser
IFAS-ImpefiRl Green Teas and Hack fea=-a qualities
MofASSEs-keW Orleans and Muscovhdo aolassos.
Lot OKS-Fne old WHISKY Apple Brandy. rum French
Brandy aud hEu Liquors 81 all kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico Cooi Hating Blankets Linens &c
Il4uerco and Sweet oil for Tobacco Manufacin
all IT which The attention OF Planters and
Country Merchant old established stand ON Man
sraf LyscA'a1z
se4 Commission bacon, Lard Butter Country Lin
ef Tobacco whea and Produce generally amt solicit
.-nn.rt.ts Lunar % !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

- HiSSioN AND FokW AkDING AEKCuaI ~, Com
DEaI.LltS IN GJANO AND AGKi,l / .IIiiiiN ., AM
Mhn ~ rld asnGito pA-froduce consenner
y, ii ~ a., Inv personal attention the partners tea
hueher Lylehburg; lhomas Wallace lion I Amb' 'e
Mclwame, VIM I Joynes. tetes bun " nm May, Eau
dale, HaAaila Co Richmond I" atWick q labs
,noMAS BkAAtli
iyo6.dSrts Jao X BkANC,
j h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

4 EAruER.-A large lot Of Upper Leather,
L. just received and Tor sale by -
de- ST FRANKLIN 4 BROTHER.
EUANO. Gl NANO.-5O Tons of No I pcru-
N Persons purchasing OF Ms may awhysrrly
getting but the genuine article as We sell no other
tat tue accommodating terms by
mar .u HULIISS & GO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25
GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING HOUSE
ESTABLISHED 1888
KEEN. BALDWIN a. CO.,

lNDMOND, DAyENPOKT A. CO., Have for
IL sale in store Headof the Dock.
300 Bags Rio Coffee direct per Bark Clara IIaxal
100 " Prime Java Coffee,
300 Casks Hipbert's Porter, Pnts and Quarts.
loOOO Sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
1000 Bags No Peruvian Guano. the best,
iU Bbls. De Burgs super Phosphate Lime,
SO Packages choice 4 Ca the finest Imported,
~ Half Pipes l.oh,lon Dock Dark Brandy,
10 tioG,lard Pale
100 Baskets Renauld and Francois edslck Cham. agne
Wine
50 1ierccs Muir's jug Ale. the best Ale imported.
80 ilhds prime Sides and Shoulders ON consignment,
Bourbon and other kinds Of old Risky,
Madeira and Sherry Wines
Solar Sperm and Liz seed Oil, the former direct
HenlOrd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

SUGARS AND COFFEEs.-
- Hhds n. q. and Muscavado Sugars,
IS Bbls Stnarts g. Sugars.
- Crushed Pulverized and A. Sugars.
80 Pockets very superior old Java Coffee,
80 Bags PRIME crop, Rio Coffee.
10 Laguyra Coffee in store and for sale by .,,,,
H. l9ts NOWL1N & ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

onE handle Brpoms AZ 20 - 81 and 20 cents piece
Adananise C.s ~ - aHd - esnts pound OF cheaper
by The Box New 0fiean, Muasses Portland syrup RIO La
and Java Coffee No Marksre and New erfngs do
scotch Herring n quality Tea. Soap Of different quail
and many other articles i"o numerous to mention, which
can be found at the family Grocery store OF -
apI4u j. II SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

tsss5 MtsK ~ STEVENS, lmpo,,.,. So,
NJ "a Dealers III China Eartlenwarc t,ln.. 80
utH flasscs WATERS Plated and ANNA My VA
lures, Castor. Fancy Goods Ae - '' Tx -
NM AUGUSTUS MUIR, No. 81 S,c na,,.
a. IhTtksbuhG, Nik.INi.
we are now Receiving from Europe Der ,l,i,s ..u. .,
"Sarhnak Stephen Grow IL ""I l. yn."al' W eOster
or e Ia mn" 80 = itlti'ware, aid from the N
Gu ana Eastern faclofi,s of -Noiil-
Gihss"s Castois Lamps Fanny tiopd. &c Looking
anu utSiIab,e ald We ihNt Merchants IIotrI 's hee
others VINO ;" sh Ia par,has 9oo,is our linz and
STICK ana Pees before purchasing We tLnt ~ he on
their INN IL WA be .
We call attention to our stock of Baltimore ston.
mar3.ts = - 81 Nv EAS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

"a MOND, VA, prepared to make liberal advances
consgnmcnts of MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, and
produce generally the address their friends Messrs
Brummel 4 Registers, No. 90 Water street, New York.
Shipments Messrs. Brunmel Il Registers through our
house, will DO forwarded free of charge.
A. l.. ROYSTER,
}. b. KOYSTER
ian 2J dts JOSEPH BRIMMEJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25

~ VI VT II "''-
- IeG l,1 sill give inl yalue II Old Planes exchange
NuN ~ viii offer greater Inducements pur
esssrs 1T Plan than myself have been engaged in the
lH for more than twenty years and no say that
| saer sold a bad one. T. T. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller,
al Petersburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-25
RICHMOND ADVERTIsEMENTs

TUNEAs.-5OO Packages si"npowder md Biaek
the larger portion the finest grade imported Tor SAFE
sy Ina l6 Isl EDMOND. DAVENPORT GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18

Consunpve Rheumatic Ccstive Bilious ard Delicate after
some days will fnd renewed strength and life per
every organ CT their frames livery dose makes the blood
purer. The IN the
In the veins. These pils first effect upon
ertsl blood Increasing the circulation by which Impurities
deposited ia the veins and they throw
tons into the bowels which By the energy derived
from Brsndrehs Pills exp-s them sys en- When
hrst used the pills occasion gripping and axe
patient feel worse this must be borne with for the
come Afterwards No great good often achieved without
soe trouble In its attainment and this rule applies
recovery OF health These symptoms only where
body has long struggled under load impure
hGnlors consecutive for days will
meet unbesvEs OF the good the pills doing The
directions sboud be csrsfuy studied If understood
followed health and yisoT WILL IN majority OF cases be
cured By the use OF RRANDRErHS pills.
Sold ct Is cents per box at ~ Canal stre Brsndrh
Building New York by T. W. Dyott j Sons lS2 north
Second street. Phisdslphis and medicine dealers s.ner
ally. nov ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18
The Bergen Riots.

Ia Mondays Star there was q Geographic
announcement of riot on Saturday afternoon
and Sunday among the Irish laborers EN-
pioyed by the Long Dock Company in con-
structing the tunnel for the use of the New
York and Erie Railroad, through Bergen Hill,
in the city Of Hudson, New Jersey. The New
York Tribune says that the first reports were
greatly exaggerated, and that no one was
killed. About four hundred of the labore,s
were engaged in it, Four shanties were
burned, and three were somewhat damaged
in an attempt to tear them down. The fire,
men quslIed the riot, and the military KEEP;
guard during the night aud next day; but no
life has thus far been sacrificed Two men
one named James Kelly and the other James
Barnard, are 50 badly injured that they probs.
bly, cannot survive. Fifty-one arrests were
made on Saturday night and Sunday, and
Monday two more were arrested at the jersey
City Ferry, charged with participating in the
ARRAY. About half the number engaged in
the riot were COrkonians, who fought an equal
number Of Connsughtmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18
DR.. n. n. PAINTER,

from Ch1TteH0B, Sskfh CaroLad,)
Surgeon, Chiropodist and Practical Ope "a.
tor on the Feet,
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF Members
L CT Congress, Citizens, ard Strang- n
ers 10 his instantaneous and effectual
cure Of CORNS. BUNIONS, Nails
Penetrating the Flesh, cured without - ~
the slightest pain, by a new and pc
culiar method, without cutting, by means OF an
tliyir OF his own composition, In Ave to ten min
utes, and the relief Is SO instantaneous that the
persons thus treated immed lately put on their
shoes and walk wi bout the least Inconvenience
DIR p has practised in his profession for the last
twenty. four years with remarkable success and IL
now Well Known and vosched for by respectable
and prominent persons, some or Whose names are
annexed
IL Orders will he attended to ileft at Browns
II otel, or the kirkwood House, or at my once,
No $40 north side Pa. avenue, over Hutchinson
& monroe's Fancy store.
Refers, bv permission, to-Washington: q
w. Humphreys, Jonas +. Levy Hon L. M
Keitt TX Gov. Thomas, b. Tucker Baltimore
w. q. Maxwell, Col = Houston, Calvin 6reen,
II. sullivan. Charleston: Prof. Dickson,
Prof Cuttings, DIR. II. v. TOoner, DR. w. M.
Fitch.
DIR r. can be consulted from to IL a no aud
from to o p. IN and will attend families st the
reside noes. feb II 2wk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18
PERSONAL

....Wm. II. Van Vorheis, ESQ Of San
Francisco, formerly of the Post Office Depart
ment in this city, is at Browns Hotel.
1.-THE Hon. W m. Holmes, the former rep
reseRtstive in the House from Charleston, S
c is among the distinguished strangers now
in Washington.
49,. The New York Journal of Commerce,
Of Monday last, has the following, which we
hope may prove untrue:
A dispatch was received in the city this
morning by Ii. Grinnell, Esq conveying the
sad intelligence that our distinguished coun-
lyman, DIR. Kane, has probably dep artsd this
life
The despatch comes via Mobile, having been
received there, as it is supposed, by the steam
ship Quaker City. 1t is as follows:
HAVANA, Feb. IL DIR. Kane Is still alive,
but can't last through the day. His mind
keeps right. He has just eft bis friends and
bid his cOuntrymen farewell WIN. MORTON.
Mr.. Morton has been DR. Kane's faithful
servant and steward for the last seven years,
AID accompanied him twice to the Arctic re
gions
DR. Kane is thirty four years Of age. Hi.
disease is Of a scrofulous nature, arising from
scurVy and exposure during his northern ex-
plorations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18
UnYe have Era and a.. nat, r ~ ran

soeIucs In regard 10 the virtues Of Mrs NJ N Gardners
ISn psssul OF ldvsrwort and Hoarhound, which
nom the jaws Of and de raising the
ne salrns 10 new HE Colds Coughs Asthma Brencfit
DIpur ann even CONSUMPTION in it's Yield
us mass influence and IL IL na lbIs tendency
1871, tIonsAhd bottles have been sold in single
ioNiIs' ~ seems TO us the Medicine OF the Age.
No.. DAILY Bee 0TFros, Boston. July 81, 1855.
"esAs' WEEKS a POTTER: Gentlemen-Some weeks ago.
son young man 81 Of age caught severe cold
oy labor and exposure. His throat became much
women ana was with dnicu'tj cculd heard
Attemptsd 70 speak, nearly destroyed his
nv coooiton assure dangerous and ala
syrup, which hs used acbordirg dr.c
."o or three days at the end Of which time he
hs health By this excellent mpound applied
sop6 time Fave doubt that long may be- f.
kne. was pfeVen'ed feel that tcis much Is
o. ihs very best msdicnes now before the public
Yours, &c, VIZ. II. LADp.
hsesrs weeks Potter No. rzton street. Bos-
ton General Agents. For sale ny W. VI. Gilman, Charles
rally. fab i--qs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 10, 1857.
The very solemn and impressive ceremony
of installing the Rev J. H. Bocock, d. d a.
the regulat pastor of the Bird ge- street con.
gregation took pla:e last evening, in presence
OF large audience. After the regular exam.
nation Of the Doctor by the moderator, Rev.
Dr. Iustln, an eloquent and impressive SER
mon was preached by the Rev DR. Burt, of
Baltimore, from the q chapter and 9TH verse
OF Ezekiel; after which the charge to the
minister was given by the Rev. Mr.. Ecard
and the charge to the congregation by the
Rsy Dr. r Gurley; and Rev. III Bocock,
u ~ was then declared pastor Of the Bridge
street congregation. The services throughout
were well calculated to make deep and last.
Ing impression upon the minds of all present,
aud doubtless many q heart reioiceG in the
kind Providence that had favored them with
such pastor
We would advise all the readers of the Star
I'm our city, TO take little respite from poll
TICS and 90 this evening to hear the lecture
Snleh - to be delivered before the Ladies'
Sewing Society Of the Dumbsrton- street M. E.
church, by Rev. b. F. Brooke, of Baltimore.
-. Inc following is list of the judges Of cleo
tons who have been appointed by our CITY
councils Tor the present year: 1st precinct
Henry +. English, r A. Griffin, Joseph F
6irch Zd-Col- Willet, E Chapman, Henry
wilson; 3d-John Marbury, jr Theodore
Boucher, John Burrows; 4ih-E 8. Brown,
X. Petit, j Ramsburg.
The meeting at Forrest Hall last night il
generally conceded to have been one Of the
largest and most respectable political meetings
ever held in that building Every part of the
spacious hall was literally packed almost to
sufOcation. On motion of r. White, ESQ,
Robert Ould, Esq was called to the chair
and Levi Davis appointed secretary. After
stating the object Of the meeting, Mr.. Ould
introduced X. r Crawford, Esq Anti-Know
Nothing candidate for Mayor. who entertained
the audience with a speech of some b alf hour
length against Know Nothingism and closed
by reading an address TO the citizens of George.
town 10 regard to his position upon the subject
Ct the railroad Mayor Magruder, of your
city, being present and loudly called for, took
the stand and made a capital speech. Mr..
Odld was then called out, and, in a speech of
some length, msuled "Sam" numerically.
Mr ii. +. English was next called out and
devoted sometime to an expose Of some Of the
published statements Of the opposition. The
very best order prevailed during the meeting
Mr.. Tenny announced meeting of the other
side at the same place this evening.
No change In the markets. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18
BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Aucts
V,RADE SALE OF CHINA, CRoCKERY.

BY WALL, BARNARD CO, Aucts
FEKADE SALE OF CHINA, CROCKERY,
n ard Glass Ware.-On TUESDAY the
0.b February, we shall sell, at Cur W are Roous
on tie corseI OF 9th street nd Louisiana avenue
commencing at 10 O'clocb a. IN , a large sssort1
ment Of China, Glass, an. CIockery W5re:
Is doz n Niagara G:anite Tea CUPS
90 do do Coffee do
25 sets do Tea and Coffee sets
i2S deem Niagara Dinner, Desert, ard Soup
Plates
IL dozen Tea ard Coffee Pots
% do shallow and deep Dishes
az do do Bakers
CO Toilet Sets, consulting u ten pieces 10 Il g
set
dcZen covered Granite and e. Chambers
SO do plain pressed and cut Tuublers
70 90 DO do Goblets
Also, large assortment Of covered Dishes
Sauce BOWS Pickle Dishes, soup Tureens
sugar and Cream Jugs, Soups, and Trays
Foot Baths, &c.
All Of which will positively be sold to the
high hest bidder.
Terms: Ali sums Of ardunder $40, cash; over
that amount q credit OF 90 and 80 DAYS for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest
WALL. BARNARD Il CO.,
Ieo Io-d Luctoneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18
The Case OF Rev. Mr.. Kalloch.

BosroN, Feb. 1.-the morning service st
fremont Temple yesterday was crowded TO
excess. Rev Mr. Kalloch briefly addressed
the congregation on the subject Of the indict-
ment found against him for adultery He had
no desire to avoid, but courted an inves,iga-
uon. IN the meantime be would temporarily
resign Ms pastoral duties, and meet the char.
yes as CITIZEN OF the Commonwealth, hoping
soon to resume his ministerial Iabors ne
then announced that Rev Nathaniel Butler.
OF m2ine, with other clergymen, would eli
the vacancy caused by his temporary with
drawsl. The service then proceeded, Mr..
Butler officiating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
Z ~ a e l. r. = n LU Il a. CO

Corner Of Ninth and ID streets,
HAVING TAKEN THIS LARGE AND
IL magnificent stard, Near Penn avenue, a.
the senior partner In this sf IL takes this r.fS
occasion TO return bis thanks 20 the friends.x.A-
VINO sustained and supported him while occupy
Ing his Restaurant or the corner OF Penn. svshIe
ard llth street. The house which he and MS
partner now occupy is decidedly one OF the bes.
" not the very best in Washington city, btiny
central and convenient, near the Centre Marke,
and within few doors OF The main Avenue 4;
II is new building and furnished In the rro-t
elegant style, having ever convenience. with
large Vaults and Cellars, deep, eiIy, and cooi,
and well calculated To kesp their AlSs, Portes &C
&c, In the best condition during the summer
Their Bar will always be supplied with tee most
choicest and best brands CT Wines and LIQUORS
and their table with the best that the markets can
aHord.
The best Oysters, Crabs, Lobsters, &c, &C,
viii Always be on hand.
Wen furnished and pleasant Rooms for Parties
OF gentlemen always ready.
Persons desiring meals during any hour OF the
day or night, can be accommodated, as their table
is always set
Having supplied themselves with one Of the
best French Cooks, cbliging Bar Tenders and
Servants and deroting their entire personal atten-
tention TO their business, they respectfully ask
share Of the public patronage.
IL The friends and patrons OF the senior part
ner are respectfully invited to call at this new
adjustment feb I3-1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-18

MI AIS SALE In virtue of a writ O;
IVA neri fsciss, tssUe1 from the Clerks Once Of
the Circuit Court for tie county Of WASHINGTON
In the District OF CClunbie, and TO me directed
shan eIpo>e to public So e, for cash, on FRI
DAY, the 9Th day OF February, ?e57, commenc-
Ing at 10 O'Clock III at the store room OF ran
cls Haylor, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
id and K streets, south side the following good 8
and aattels, in part, to- wit One Servant W O.
man: a "sla7e for life" Bedsteads, Bed and
Becdirg; ! wardrobe; Tables; Weshstand I;
L Ciocs: Bureau and Licking Glass; Pitchers ;
MAPS Oh CARPET; - Chairs; / Settee; lot of
Books Let OF Gro: keryware; Kitchen Utensils:
a lot OF Registers; Peniilators; Copper Tea Ket.
ties; Saucepans; Furnace; New and Ord S.ovsr;
Iron Pots; Hoilers; Sitters Coal Rods Shovels
Castings Ct Nee Rcasters, Dripping Pans: Chat
Ing Dishes Ice Cream Moulds; Japan Boxes :;
Patent Balance; Iron Chest; wafer Closets;
Washstard Basins Shower Baths; Cocks fcr
Bath Fcbs, and q lot or Counters, shelves &c
seised and eviea upon IS the Goods and Cha,,els
OF Francis Y. NayloT, ard will be sold 10 satisfy
Judicial No /, 10 October term, 1856
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
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