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. Positively the Last Night of
MIR, BARRY SULLIVAN,
who will have the honor of appearing this
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Is, 1855,
The terminating night his Mssngcr
five act play entitled
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS
Concluding with the amusing uftcrpiece Of
... THE WINDMILL.
Monday, First Night Of
MRS. JULIA DEAN HAINE.
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TIE assortment of articles sale is very tempting the
fair vendors persuasivcly bewtching, and trust
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A PARLOR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT-Fur-
"A nshed with fuel &c member Of Congress
and wife, there being family the house very desirable
Apply 10 JOHN WAGNER
dee BIT 255 Pennsylvania avenue
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No an Penn. avenue, opposite National Hotel
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

wlLLARDS' HOTELS b Buc kley, Ohio;
Thomas storm, ; Murray. II o Baker, DR. X 4
Watson, JAS Murphy, Hen ID Richmond. NY: q
Nichols, Pa; w benjamin, CT; 6 f. Lane
Mass; ID Tumble. f. Huger, Md; Col Huger
CSA; Cummins and lady, Md; A r Sonth-
worth, Cal; Isaac Butts, NYk Lauer Pa; II
Lewis. Eng; o Brown and ly, T r. Church and
lady, c II Ford, NY; T. Loc kwood, Ala; Masso
schwartz, ; l. Young, Pa; II Bringier and son.
Crugcr, B Patterson, N.Y.; Rev T Gallagher
and lady, NJersey; Pierre Mah, La; Mr. and Mrs
Pringle and fam, Miss Pringle, sc; VI Parrish
and lady, Tenn; Mrs Snow and daughter. Ga; p
cambridge. Va; 6 ID Wilson and son, Pa; Mrs
scranton, DO: Phillips, Va; Il Mackars and
lady, NJ; Clarke and lady, Mass; r NJ Gran
dan, Ny; Mrs Rhodes and child, Miss Pdylor,
Ohio; r Watson, Pa; ] B Winslow Mass; w Ii
Crabbe, p Jones, VI NJ Candy, Eckert, Pa;
Wales, Canada.
BROWNS HOTEL-G b Chase Mary:d; IS
Midzett, Nc; X Chase and lady. Mass: Miss
Chase, do; Miss Hill, do; ] Bradley and lady,
Me; Burk. Cal; Mccullough Md: w II
Mccullough, do; Troth. and lody, Pena; II
Matiack, do; NJ rroth, L Jett. Tenn; c John
son, ga; P Daniel, j., Va; F. EsPey, Iowa;
SGiiman, Md; George Dadmon and lady, Pa
Miss Nj Archer, Va; Ii Harvie, do Miss A
Archer, do, w Joggin, NY; Bickerton Md;
Thomas, Md; Geo summers w w Bassett. Geo
A Bassett, w r. Lafferty, NJ; Nj Herring Pa
Ihos Morton. do; l. Maltby, Md; Il NJ vii.
son, NE Beekham. Va; c J Sanford. do;
PBrown, Pa; Horner, do; John Brady,
NATIONAL HOTEL R Simpson. Pa; Mrs
EEL, Ms FaEnum, NYOrk; T. Il Patton, Me; C. +.
Williams, DC; Il Dwinal, Ne; w G Cams.rad,
va; Hayden, j Nafeer. n Yk; Duval
Texas; L Banks, Ga; X w McGruder, Va; J p
Sahtmayer, o. L Chitele, T. J Hayward. Il NJ
Bowdle: Ii Haskins, G Robinson, J NJ Satter-
held, Md: Eastlaw, Miss; w Webb and Nv,
q; % % and II c West, Ky; NJ Morris, jr Pa;
aud i Carter, CT; Miss II A BrIlat Del; w
Nj Candy, + Kinney and daughter, + A Glib
bons, Md; Waits, Pa; v Trump, NJ; G. :;
Russell and lady. No; Rev Dr. DYER and dauph-
ter, NY; Rev Btkins g w Merchant pa: u
Sasscer. ir, Md; w Jones and lady, Hon Van
Etter, Min
WASHINGTON HOUSE-R Austin NJ
Salkrid, w Baily, " AgeT and lady, = Carson,
Jas Harrison, Pa, \ Bliss Va; Jas III barrow
VI Loci, Spaulding, NY; y Nj Norman Neb
Wright, do; Horshadter, Miss Ann James
MS r. hatns, T. W James, Ohio: Prof ID, CAMEL
ana lady, Tenn; l. III Banit, : = Cox and Is Md;
snort, NY A q Baker, Mass; Dott-r, Pa
UNITED STATES HOTEL-B Mruifee.
Ia; Colon, DT L r COouIbs, aIid A Holt, Md;
Il DdTllng, Col FilzsinIHon~, aud L krar
fa A Hill, Vest River; " VI DELANEY q " e.
w niting, aud Carter, Va; w Cunnin1ham ]
hnrtxe!l, Pa ) Potter, DIR Eddy, Ny; l. T.
Lovett. ~ '' -
lakewood House, y Donal.oo Md.
heS Dunnwody, GA: ID ALL PA; n Jeff
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UNITED STATES PATENT oFficE,
~ WASHING MAJ \

On the petition OF j. V. A. wempie and q. West
ing mouse, tue iormer Of Chicago, limos, aud the
later 81 SCHENECTADY, New York. praying Ior the
extension al patent granted to lhem on he 18Th If
yuy, lsi4, Tor an improvement ln 'nacklnes f,T
threshihg snd cleaning grain for seven years tTom
the eNpra Ion OF SAID patent, which lakes psca On
the l3th day 'f July, Lass ~
u 10 ordered that the SAID petition lie heard n the
fMent ONCE on Monda,, the 18th of Jul, l~Nt
n IL oclack and ail persons are notified 10 an
pear and show cause. n any they have WHY sad De-
ttlon ought not Ia be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are reou,red 20
PIE IN the Patent Oice their objection sp-cIaiv -
iorth "a writing, ut least twenty days before the sy
of hearing sh testimony hlej by either party Ia ia
used al the SAID hearing must lie tai en- and
ted N sccordsnce with the rules OF Tie offo. ~beb
WI! he furnished on Application.
The testnon, 10 the case wall he closed on the ~
OF Jnls; deposItlons and other papers relied
ss testimony must be hled the ofRoe ON or be-
or. me morning at that DAY the arr uments Al sny
within hive days thereafter ''
OfdeIes Also, that this notice lie published IN the
Sa.oh Washington. ID. c.. aud National mon
20. ILLINOIS, once week for three successNs
seessIthe hrst of SAID publieat ons 10 he at least
SSav aSs before the l2,h ol July next, the
~"s oi he&finx. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents.
&C. Ecitors Of the above papers vail please COPY,
nd send their balls TO the Psisat Oos with PAPER
eoneaastnx this notice, ma "a isvsv
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Travelers,=D Directory. z==z
n FROM WASHINGT0N
DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
:" = = II ........
. SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST
~ g So
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
5 m NJ + r RANG L M L NTS,
With Greatly ImProred Schedules.
THREE THRoqSH So9NNEcTING TRAINS
FROM fTH fSR Pie VEST
LIST. THE cINci Il !sllcFr' EXPRESS MAIL
breakfast at the keiay House. Wa.iinston Juno
GTafton at 10 ?. m and connects at Benwdod on
he Ohio no RIVER: at u P; m, with Cen,ral Ohio
$thhsT I sN6 sr
INCLUDING Sunday j at 8. > p M reaching Clncnnati
at next day. and conn. citing directly with Ex-
and for st. Louis. Kansas, etc. Time, from Wash
lngton to Clncnuatiin q hours, to St. Louis only
sd. TiNCINNATI. DAYTON, INDLANAPo,
k6RTAW Kf2s S PSS EstGa aSs. e As4
Washington Junction. or Baltimore leaving Bain
With this Train is made by the s.25 p. IA. Tam from
TO View the Grand Mountain sosnery of the Road
n daylight, take the SIS g. IN. or6 p m Train from
western Virgins Road take the ,. m. FRAN. FOR
ali points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
Baltimore By ali these Trans are the Closest most
direct aDd.smp!s that have yet been offered to the
that the the s and
Railroad and its assoclste lines could uggest have
Through Tickets and Bagtage Checks to all guar;
tiers. and every other possible facility will be found
| upon this route.
| WAY PASSENGE RS for the Main Stem Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave w ashng
ton as follows: For all points between Washing on
| ali stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
| The p. m. Tram To connect with the Frederick
| IJ FOR BALiIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
| AND NEW YORK Four TRIMS LE4VE
| WASHINGTON DAILY Tor Baltimore, AS fol.
| l"ws: Al SIS and 745s IN and g. S ard p.m
| The " n w. md Is p. IN. Trans mfks connsc
| tions at 3 BALTIMORE and PHILADELPHIA
| for NEW YORK, and 7.i5 a. IN. Tor PhIladel phn
| only.
| WESrER ~ connections, at the Washing ton juno
ton. with the Trains from Baltimore, as above de-
4 taIied.
| The SIS q. m. and s.a5 p. m. Trains connect with
! ANNAPOLIS.
The 7.l' a. m. and sos and p. m. Trains will stop
| more.
on SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washington,
III FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there are four Trans, as follows At % and
| - n. IT, and s and ~ p.
| The first and fourth of which will be Express
| Trains, ard VII not stop except at the functions.
The As Train will reach Washingto ton at g. ~ e.
being specially Int end d TO accommodate ST NJ INFER
| KESlDENrS IN THE COUNT r.. speca!
bring the Express Train Passengers arriving there
| frUpI the West.
| ID-For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
| and further IEfoImstlOn apply to
| THOS. n. PARSONS, Agent,
| OR, w. 2. SMITH, Master Of Transport ,tion
J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket gent.
| Baltimore. May 10, 1853. mas
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10 most TO produce tins bs 81, most per-
feet pUrgatIve which IL known to
ran. Innumerable proofs are shown that these
Pitts have virtues winch surpsss in excellence the
sdy npou the esteem OF all men. They are safe and
pleasant to take and powerful TO cure; Their psns
trating properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body, remove the distractions Of its organs,
purify the bool, and pei disease. They purge out
sluggish disordered organs into their natural 40
ton, ard impart healthy tone with strength to the
comp aints OF every body hut also formidable and
dangerous diseases whicl have tatfisd human skill.
came time. IN diminished doses, the safest and best
physlc that can be employed fot children. Being
purely veg elable, are free from any risk of harm
Cures have been made winch suTpass belief were
ton and character as to forbid the suspicion Of I'M
truth. Many eminent clergymen and ply soians
liability of my remedies. while Others have sent me
the assurance OF their conyctian that n, Prepsra-
ted suffering fellow men,.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
their and certificates Of their cures Of the fol-
lowing complaints
CosIivencss. Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism.
Dropsy, Heartburn, He"dscne arising from a foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion. Morbid lnac ION and
paen ali ee9ens and sssse e
require an evacnant medicine. ScrOfula King 8
LvIl. They Also 10y purifying the biood and stIina
iatIng the system. cure many complaints which It
Desfnrss Partial Blindness. SeaTalEls. aud Nsry
Gus irrItably, Deransane nts OF the Liver and Id
neys, Gout, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state Of the body obstruction Of ITS
functions.
| DO not he put of 10y unprinciple1 dealers with
some other pill they make more profit On. Ask lur
AYERS Pills. AID take nothing else. No other
they give you compares with this in its int insic
| value CT curative powers. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have It,.
| Prepared by DIR. J. G.. AYER, Practical aTd Ara
| yticai Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Prioe Is oents Pr
box. Five box s. for 81.
= Id by ID. GILMAN, Washington, and by II.
COOK Alexandra, and by all dealers every where.
an Q-fp
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III At a special town meeting in Winchest
on Wednesday, the Catholics were refused the
Use OF eight acres of land for a cemetery.
IL The amount OF specie In the Banks of New
York and Boston at this time exceeds fortv- n n,
NIIIIronS of dollars
III = Eighteen residents of Miamitovn. Ohio.
have been tned 500 for attempting to lynch b
Coleman, by hanging him.
IL man named David Evans was arrest
ed in Allegheny city on Wednesday, charged
with the murder of his wife
W Mohammed Pacha is going to Boston this
week. ana Will sail for Europe in the Europa on
the 10th.
IL The sudden rotundty of the Emperor of
the French Is said, by those in the secret, to he
his ordinary dress
OF the monument To- Ethan Alien, At Burlington,
Vt, have been deferred, because not a vestigp
can be found Of his remains on the spot where
they were supposed tn have been buried
% Mayor Tiemann is said 10 have informed
Boston gentleman, recently, that lie had no
doubt but that the city of New York had been
swindled out of eight millions OF dollars, within
tue past few years, By officials and others
H. huge bear entered the barn of Seth Ster-
ling, In Warren, on the ed ut., and taking a
sheep went of to the mountain and althouy Il
Us men gave chase. the bear bOke throuy h the
ranks ana escaped.
ESCAPE FROM A MAD BULL The bull roartd
like the rolling thunder, and ran like the nin,-
bic lightning; and spTinging over the fence with
the swtftnesS of star falling from the irnaIncnt,
tore my trousers asuudeT with i crash as loud
~ II the globe had been shivered by Il comet.
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he following are the classes required NJ the re-
spectIve navy yards:
kITTERE, MAINE


CLASS No. 10. White pine. Cla q N. Ash plaIs
No; u; Black walnut and cherry. No. n Iron No.
40 4 Pants OTIS so NO. Iea nSe az No rs g,
Hose. No. 81. Pitch, tar, and rosIn. No. 81 TsI-
CHARLEsTOwN,M MASSACHUSETTS
D1 Ssss Mo; :! MnIte'Ss logs No whrse-osk
Der and white wood No - Saves sn' No f Is acs
spree No: a Iron No p Spikes and nsIIs. No.
t,sTlware; No. :; Paints, OILS. &c. No. a. Flax
can, as No, No ~ cotton canvas. No. 81 Flax sni
No - Hose Nc, s4 Brushes. No. IS Buni1ng
a91 DRY goods. No; 81, p,ien. tsr, roam. No. So.
Stationery. No. Il. Fire -wood. w. -
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
& S iet s SSs Yellow NS Si5e N Mhs
log. .Es:o No 70; Mmre P'ge. No. n Assn, crpress.
40. No Ia Locust. No. u White ash osr.. nIce
orr bars, and butts. No. IS. White oak stav-. ana
yi9. No. d. Iron. No. =. SPIKE aud nails. y"
. Lesc, zinc IN: No. "a. PIG Irnn n" 5. Hard
vss No - cotton canvas 1 10 So Il .f f ana HT
ton twins No; 81. q ass. No. e. Leather. No IS.
goods. No: 81. Pitch, tar. rosIn. No. So Ts!.0w
soap OIL Nc; a. ship Shandlep. No. ~. Station,
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA.
G,tS' y" Ne !. " VIE cal logs; No; White oak
beams No. 10. White pine. No H. Ash. c, press.
Shi;e-osk boards No. p ki.cs walnut. ,be'n.
ory bar. No. 10 Black spruce. No. IL. I.isLum-
VIA No p. Iron. No. - Spikes and EaIls. No.
y Lead zinc and tau. NO. IS. Hardware. No. Il
Paints, oIs, a &c. No. p. Fax q. 90 cot
ton canvas. No. ID. Flax aud cotton twige NO 81
Glass. No. 81. Leather. No. ~. Hoe. No. s.
Brushes No. 50. bunting and dr. goods. 10 81
pitch. tar. rosIn. M 80. raliow, soap, cal, Nos
Ship chardlcry. No -. Stationery.
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COIIMBIA
Class No To- Whie pine. No: n. Ash, 6, press.
Iron No. 2. Sp kes aId nails. No g 4 cad zirIr
and tan. No. p Pig iron. No Is Hardware No
y Pants ard OILS, No. - Cotton csnyas. No 81.
r lax and cotton tvIne No 81. GaSs No a,
Lsa'her. No. 81. Pitch. t.r, iosIn. No - Ta.!ow
SOAP, OIL. No. 81. Ship caandleTy. No. 3 Taxi spd
galley IRON No. q. Chain iron. No. a. lneot con
per. No. AZ Miscellaneous.
GOSPURT. VIRGINIA
Class No. I. W hlte-oak logs. No - 4 low r,re
plank stock logs. No. 10 White pine, No a. A.
and cypress. No. ~. BLACK walnut en-. Try. ma
Logshy batts. No "a. WI te aah uars hIek",y La.
No 10. Biaeh.spruce; No. %. LisBumviiae Nc.
II Iron. No. -. Spikes aud nails. No ~ 4 eaf
ne. and tan. No. p Pig Iron No. % HardNsT.
No. n. Paints, OTIS, &c. No. ~ Flax canvas r.
g Cotton canvas. No. 81. Flax and c,,ttru tN,rs
No. 81. Glass. No 81 l.eath.r No. - Hose ",
- brushes. No - RmnIIng and Il \ .o,rds No
81. PITCH TAT. Ism No. 81. Tai ow, Sosp AL al
No. S Ship haDdisry. No. ~. Stationery.
WARRINGTON, FLORIDA
Class No !. w hIte osk logs M. x White ost
p'oHIseGous timber. No. T. White oak Reel pler.s
aud rudd-r stocks. No. TO- White rice No ~
hlsck wa nut and cher y. No. Is. Iosnst No "a
W htle- ssh oars. hickory lars and TINT, H., H.
n" - Hardware. No. -. PaiLts, oils Ac
l4-,aWsw
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A LExANDKIA AND WASHINGTON.

A LEXANDkIA AMI WASHINGTON.
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COLLYER will run regularly (leav- -
ing the Seventh street wharfJ at the Ess348
LEAVE ALExANDRIA At
Gsorss Page-4N. 8, 10 a. H.; l2k. s, and p. m.
Thomas C0HyeT-7,9. IL 6. H.; 2 and 4 p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON AT
.rsorss PGgs;L6A, g., II a. M; =. 4; and p; m.
Fare Is Cents.
Whaleys Omnibuses connecting with the Page
and Colyer leave the Capitol and corner of 18th st.
and Pa. avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andrla. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COLLGER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington at
81 and Alexandria at 10 O'clock.
mis- SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
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e. IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
CIRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
Optlclan, ID. WOOLFSON, who @u6EA
has arrived from Europe with his S
own, az we'll as the manu- sctnre of a good many
others OF the latest improved SPFCTACLES and
EYEGLASSES: among which are the
PERiSCoPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS end DOUBLE POIISHE ED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
with weakness. cataract tending to il: Also
ShORT-SIGHTED
Persons W no are ompel cd TO use assss or those
now using them, will be suited at frat sight, Those
wonderful -
OUBI.E-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL. ROCK
have received Se highest recommendations at the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their prod uoIng
cearness and easiness of vision heretofore unknown
In any other improvements. -
Also. all sty les Of OPERA, spy, and MAGNi-
FLYING GLASSES, COmpassss, and Microscopes
are for sale 1T store, corner Of Eighth street and
Pennss vanla avenue, or Eighth street No, <sI be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue. - : -.
III DO aJ1 mistake ths eoyasS OF 8tk street.
Prices very reasonable, the same a. at his estab-
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u AG GA GE xPRES 8 OFFIC I
II SA ID STREET,
Adjsisiss TAs States Prsssi.s OHes,

The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and Ohio and Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened an Office, ut the above place, for the accom-
mediation of the public. where orders can be left for
the use OF Wagons to convey Baggage OF PacEa 2 es
to aud from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, &C., or Tor
removal to any point in this City or Georgetown
Ofhoe open from O'Clock q. IN. TO 10 O'Clock D. M.
daily, except Sunday, to 10 O'Clock a. M o'cioor
to 10 ?. m. JOHN M. CI.INTOCK,
Baggage Agent Baltimore and Ohio RailrOed.
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N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or solnx to
they will stop, by giving up their checks to nv
esents ON the oars, will have their baxEess taken
SHARP street, and NO extra charge. 10
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of their
becomes a mailer of serious Importance, ard the
question is what shall we do to stop the hair from
ply to ihis query, We beg to say try DE-. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop The hair falling or breaking
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and Impart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty years. the
continued use of il two months will lnsnr. you a
uxurlant head Of hair. Call aad get bottle, and if
not atsied. after the second application return it
and get the price paid.
Ask for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
Sold in RichIanad by w. PETERSON, Drug
gist, corner Main and I2th and Main and Wall SITS,
and IN Washington city 10y u. ID GILMAN. Drug
glst, Browns Hotel building, Pa. avenue, and ID.
Il. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa
avenue. ap "
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also instructions and reau snts to be embraced
On he ooutrxots, the advertisements nd beeem;
Der 81 1857 in pamphlet f. IN. m ali the principal
post ofiices. AARON v. Brown.
ma In-law<w > Postmzs'er General.
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