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DIED.

Yes'sr Law evening, Miss SALLTE NJ HORN
daughter II thu late Ann Horn. aged y years -
The l?nd, an" acquaintancns OF The ia miIy are re-
spcttuIly invited 10 attend her funeral this EVE
NiNH at 2oclock from ne residence of Mr. James
JEFFREY on .th street North IF Leigh street
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TTHE EIGHTH LECTURE of the course
B A L L =!

FfL BALL will take pace at the VIRGINIA
e@kARESTAUkANf. on 9Th street, opposite New
Market, on MONDAY EVENING, January 4th,
1855.
Be- No pnstponsment on account of the weather.
"a Gentleman ard Lady, 81 80. R.frsshmtnts
included r.. EMERSON,
de Zg-6t Proprietor
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GEN. CAss OK kANsAs.-The Secretary Of State
sent letter TO the Philadelphia meeting on Mon
day night 10 endorse the Administration. tie
Geual thinks the best solution of the Kansas DIFF
EQUITY. a. 1t stands, 10 for Congress TO pass law
for .hr Inversion CT the Territory into State
and admit II ir;U the Union under constitution
formed "a ursua nee of lawful authority, as prom
inently pur iUl @ard i'll the Presidents message.
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HOLIDAY At THE NORTH.
- Observation-Disclosures

PnL.DFLpHIA, Jan. 1.-Here and in New York thu
day has been made a general holiday
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Interest on the Guaranteed Bonds
OF the James River and kanawha
Cnvsa

Tho Legislature has made provision for paying
the interest due on the lst ct July last aud lst Of
January instant. on the bonds Of this company.
which have been guaranteed by the Commor-
wealth. but 1t cannot be paid until meeting. Of
the stockholders shall have been held, which has
been called TO take place the 9Th Of this month
similar provision has been made for paying the i'll
stalments of interest which will become due on the
ls; Of July and Ist Of January next.
This arrangement for paying the future install
ments. which the company may be unable TO pay
we think very proper indeed we are satisfied that
the State would fad II to her advantage 10 make a
general provision for paying monthly the interest
upon sill bonds which are guaranteed by her
whenever the Board of Public Works shall certify
10 the Auditor Of pSbic Accounts The fact d the
failure aud inability Of the company to pay.
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Egy~ TRY
semple's Infallib'e
BAKING POWDER.
For SAL by all druggists. de 81
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TuEEXpECrED STEAMER.
ELECTION IN CANADA. sc

HALIFAX Jan. liz M.-The weather Ia ciea
with heavy westerly gale prevailing
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Hoe SLAUGHTER AT LOLiovulE.-0ns hundred and
nnety-eight Thousand hogs were killed around the
falls and in pens at louisville, up the Both ult
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re- SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GceIEra.-Tbis even.
ing tor The first time. Ii ". QUARTS will ctrer n
nice lot Of silver plated Cups and Gcblets, 1T 10
Main etreat II
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AFFAIRS IMPROVING IN EUHoPE.-Letters from
London. by tse Arago. represented that the gene
raj progress of Improvement III financial affairs Is
steady. The position of the Bank was rapidly
strengthening; il would soon be ahie 10 repay the
Two millions Of Over.is,ne, AMI reduce the rate OF
interest to 8 or per cent. The n Y Journal OF
Commerce thus alindes to the subject
The financial intelligence from Europe is far
more favorable than was expected and has given
quite IA cheerful aspect to our money market. In
London money was easier and the apprehension OF
increased trouble had sub>iied At Paris there
was also a further Improvement, but the greatest
change was at Hamburg and Frankfort.
The large houses which had been distrusted apd
seemed TO be tottering the Drink IF ruin, have
been sustained aud will now go on without further
difficulty. This is a great relief especially in :
gard 90 Hamburg, where important American con-
pex;ons were liable 10 be involved in general
crash In tho southeast Of Europe the pressure
has lust culmtna.ea the suspension of some En-
lish wool aud produce dealers having created an
excitement In that unusually quiet quarter AT
smyrna the crisis severely felt. but relief was
hoped for in a few days In Sweden the cfTec. of
the English failures was at its height. The com.
nercial intelligence from Great Britain Is lees fl
vorsbls than the financial. Trade and msnuMc-
tnres were much depressed. and not likely soon to
recover. This is especially noticeable at LIVERPOOL
where a reaction soonest expected.
The plates f1r the treasury notes will be In rca
jiness in about ten days.
General walkers present intention is said ia be
TO proceed 10 New Orleans aud challenge = trial.
The total nnmher Of marriage licenses issued 10
Baltimore in 1857, was 1903.
Mr. Tucker, late Presidep; Of the Mineral Bank,
at Cumberland, Md Is the individual charged with
= heavy deialcston, noticed heretofore.
The Texas Legislature has passed q bill which
allows free ceiored persoas whe ma, desire II to
select masters aud become slaves.
Nearly 100 workmen employed on the new build
ings 10 tho navy yard, Charlestown, were dis
charged or Saturday.
The Aroostock tMe.) Pioneer says the Tob,eus
Indians arc killing large numbers q moose The
head waters of the Arooetock.
Jessie Msriten White, tho English girl impris-
oned AZ 8enaa for her enthusiasm in the cause Of
Mszxini and Italian liberty has bvea released.
Thomas Ksdy, while intoxicated, on Friday last,
was caught by the coweateter On the baltimore
and OH, Railroad, II Piedmont, and literally torn
10 pieces.
Tho doctrines and recommendations Of the PREF.
dents messags were endorsed by large meeting
In Philadelphia, Monday blight.
Nine new raats agents for thu through mail be-
tween Ssw York and Cincinnati have been APP
pointed, Ut salary of 81 90 picee, per anaam
A reorganization Of the police system In Wash
layton has been ordered. The police officers are
b wear aaifofR-
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r IST OF LETTERS-Remain in the
L. RICHMOND PosrsOFFICE, on the 1st dar ~
January. 1853.
ny Persons applying for Letters In this List. Will
please say they are ApvEKTfsEp.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.


RICHMOND THEATRE
SATURDAYS JURILEEi
Lost night Of the engagement Of tbs popular Co
metian
Mr.. j. s. CLARKE!
Who will appear In
TWo LArcHABLE CHARACTERS
PAUL PRY AND
"vOT FUNNY HIDgA"
Saturday Evening, January .,
W" RAKE R&KE g. R isiSs Res ss'd tbs
HIGH MRE, Low LIFE AND DEATH
ssm Slsp.................- ...4....sr j. 9. Clarke
Irish Miss Jennie Hight
The performances Of the evening will eommssc,
with the fay0Iite comedy OF
PAUL PRY.
ADMIssIOS.-Dress Circle an d Paraustts 50 r..
(no extra charge for secured seats) second Ter az
Family Circle 23 Eastern Gallery expressly fr
soys only ~ cts western a.lIsry q ets oaefy
until 2. and from until 5. daily.
q GRAND CIVIC AND Mill. "a
q ,o~TaRY BALL. ~
X i3s Nh NJ. .ot,MEhf ooAkp. Captantak
| friends aud the public generally. that their
SIXTH NUAL BALL
| WILL TAKE PLACE At THE
Military III all.
! Over the First Market. on FRIDAY EVENING.
January sth
The fefreshment department. will be up,lsr the
charge OF an experienced caterer ana all other ar
rangem nis msds which Will enable thu Company to
guarantees satisfaction to all who may favor them
DJLLINdER's CoTrLIoN BAND hs. been an
| gagged for the occasion.
TICKETS admitting Gentleman AMI two Ladies'
| 81 80 Additional Ladies' sIeach.
Tickets may be procured from the Committee Il
Arrangements.
Cart. P. T. MOORE Lieu'enant MAYO,
Privstes ENwRlGHT and SMITH.
Jal-t
T ECTURES ON MAN AND MENTAL.
h;SCIESCE, by Prof O. :. FOWLER, Of n. r.
the distinguished author on Human ecence and Life
its Laws. Organs, Function. and improvements As
FELLOWS HALL, every evening for ono wees,
commencing SATURDAY EVENING. January FL,
at IA O'clock. Saturday and sunday evenings trrr
Monday evening free to ladies. Tickets 10 gentle
men q cents. snge admission Ia all tho other lee
lures p cents Tickets for the sotss 81. gentle
aud two ladies admitted at third dec notion
zach lecture will close with chronological rxamina
ton of prominent citizens. Expect intellectual
be extensively circulated. Examine them intenl.
gently. Scientific deiineations of character. with
charts and advice to heal h, talents avucatonr
selfimprovernent, mar agement Of chIl lTen mar.
rage, &c will b. given during the Jay ut his ronms
| at the Exchange Hotel. ia l-2ts
| THE EIGHTH LECTURE of the course
l. before the Young Mems Christian Association
will be delivered by Professor CHAS. VI. NAIRNH
of New York, at the First Presbyterian Church.
| lRev. DR.. Moore's1 nn FRIDAY EVENING, the let
snhject-"THE LAW OF SPIRITUAL PRoGREs,
| SloS'
Members can procure their season tickets at the
rooms of the Association.
Tickle. of admission may he procured at Meade
Bakers. Lsidley RohinsoE's, the Exchange Hotel
| and principal bookstores.
Ticket Is ce,lts For srhnnls eight lie knts IL
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DAY BOARDERS can be accommodated
~ with good BOARD and the comforts of a home
by applying at No. l3i Main street. Richmond
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Or Letters. in this List. viii
TfsEp.
-
4
Allrn mrs Mary
An stin miss Ann
n
Rartleston miss NJ
Branch miss Jennie
butler mise wary A
Brsden miss Fannie
Brink mss Elizabeth
Bethel miss 4 III
Bolton mis- Eiizsfs~fb D
Burruss miss Va n
Chiidry mrs
Chase mrs klvirs
Craig mrs = q
Grossly mrs Jane VI
Conway mrs julia
CoghlHn mrs VI A n
Crump mrs Spssn
d
Davis mrs Eliza A r
Drari mrs Eliza eth
Denton mrs MaryJ
Dickinson mrs Mary X
Emery mrs Y VI
Eastburn mrs Sarah !
Edwards mrs j.
Fergus IN mrs P A
Fitzgerald mrs Mary
Femessy mrs
q
Gresham miss VI J
Gregory mis- Nj Z
Gentry miss Va
Grimes miss Margaret
III
Henry mrs
Higgins miss Va
Harris miss Va III
Hudgins miss v Il
Howard miss Willie A
Harwood misSElla X
Heth miss Kitty
Jones mrs Sydey
Jenkins mrs Sarah jams
K
King miss Rhoda
l.
Lee miss Va A
Larsin miss Nsrcissa
NJ
Mitchell mrs Bette W
Miller mrs Bette
Mangper miss Msria l.
2 Alurcbie miss Minnie
Nc
McCcniore miss Retecca
J
n
Nalan mrs elena
o
Oliver miss Fannie
Z
IhiIlips mrs Catharine
Pettyjohn miss Carrie l.
Perkinsau miss sarah
ruryesr miss Va
Pennmon -ilss india
q
II
Roper mrs Mary A
Siockdeli mrs ! A f
smith mrs Eliz
Street mrs A
Staples mrs Ann l. .
SHINES mrs Lucy ID 2
spears mrs Leah
7
Tucker mrs Francis
Tucker mrs Laura
Turney mrs Margaret
L
V
Vaughan mrs Sarah
w
Wilson miss Nsry
Winfrea miss Bette
Walker miss Va
7
Yeatman mrs Ann
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ly. ia 2-6t l.. n. WHARTON,
| WAsHINGTOS HENRY ACADEMY,
W HANOVER COUNTY, eight miles firm
Richmond. and two from the Central Raiiraad will
b opened for Boarders and Day Scholars, on the
nth Of January, lses. Boarders will bs conveyed
fnm the head OF the rurnpike, from the first Sta
ton on the Railrcad, and even from Richmond, free
of charge
TEsAs: Payable semtannnalIy. moderate to suit
tn times. address. JAS. larry,
2-law3w&ewJ- Richmond.
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~ Come che has been writing literary cTiti-
cisms for the South, which display uncommon ia
lent as well as a fine literary ;aste. They remind
us often Of poE yet they are free from the extreme
bitterness with which the essays Of that erratie
child Of genius were often dashed. These article
in the Sou,h while sufficiently pithy and pungent
are adorned with that genial!ty frankness and lib
ersli,y which most warmly commend critic tc
our esteem.
His last article. which appears in yesterday;
so.ah. Is very genial one upon the Wealthy Poet
Sir JoHN LucEnsa and one Of his critics. We
make the following pleasant extract from it:
Perhaps the . ZEN by-w hich he (SrJohn i.nckline'
Is best known IL his bridal ballad which Is a pei
formance Of singular beauty. This Ballad on &
Wedding" is little narration supposed to be mad,
by a country fellow TO another Hobnall. III 1t DC
ours the ofs-quoted stsuZt-
Her ot beneath her petticoat
Like I!ttlp mice stole M ard OuF.
A. ifI.ie, fear the lights
But obi she dances suCh away
Nc sup rYnH Easter day
is half 70 fine a p ght
This f. held to he very beautiful c01eeit, and
has heen borrowed by more than one bard 10 praise
Of the tiny feet OF his mistress.
IIerrick who was a divine. ought to have known
better than 10 appropriate another mans goods
'akes It. and in disgusting the property after hi;
theft, spOs IL completely. 1t IL singular In thf
place
stranger that he who wOve for his Julia garland
moro exdusite than That with which the Duke ct
Noutausier captivsted hiS lady-love OF the saht
name, should mt have made more tasteful dIspo
sition Of his purlolned jewels
"Urr rretty feet, Ike Sual., did creep
A lite ont End then.
A. filthy pit1t@t NJ boissp.
Dill soon cree iH agan.'
Tushi tho jdre Of snail--the most solemn and
deliberate IF Iollusct-playinS at "bopeep, IL
simcIy Rl.utd' And while We are writing about
this oily old gentleman. who thought with "hou
est Jack" that 'in sack and sugar lurked no sin.
we may as well quote him upon theme which Il
congeaial 10 the SdIjrct we have just tOuched-a
theme which vast number Of writer's. in prose
md verse have attempted, especially those lucky
dogs who have the grace nj SarorIs0s Of Auda
lnsia Illustrating the poetry Of motion.
Thus he describes ady's walking;
Next when cast my eyes. and STE
The brave vilrati each way free.
Q. k0U hG lfftL rang f4kett n3ci'
Have &s not ali been taken captive IN the self
',ssme fa-hioni Do YOU not remember, iSs,or. some
rare aud radiant maiden" before whom you would
have thrown your plaid blanket-shawl. Ike mo
darn Sir Walter Rsleighi But maybe ilerrfch, the
cunning old fellow. borrowed this, for Decker has
something Infinitely fiuer, rs you shall see. lie
compares lady'5 dancing to
A fine, SWEET earthquake. gently Ino"j
By the rQft E{ld II bchiFDeTlpT -flta.
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EOR SALE-Three solid IRON SHEET
l. ING MILLS. with Irons. Also, about .3,no
feet Of seasoned OAK PLANK. viii be sold La lots
20 suit purchasers. Apply TO -
in LITE u. -. VAUGHAN.
EXPLOSi0NS.--Wh the careful han.
IL ding Of Torpeoes may prevent thesr exploding.
it's w~i ascartained fact that the toc free use o.
intoxicatng Liquors, added t. the eeeasioHai In
terminate In the explosion af indisiiuA addicted
thereto. L0CIs J. RaisSfErN.
/ is3 Ma ~ Nsla sttest.
I'M &. Rum. Old Rye whisi. SAFETY
Ass fsse. fiss. Costaq ysras ~ Hydsa.ie
temsnt. Hlasting and Rids kowf aSAea Ram,
scs sslsey J. AG. Emf DIT.
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C0RNS. BUNI0SS, WORTS, NAILS,
~ GROWING INTO THE FLESH. &c, in~tar /.
~ removed without PAIN or In epveniene. permit
ting The pstteat To walk Immediately via ease
Dr SCHGLTZ returns thanks To his medical friends
cations. aud hsss tsI inform them that he has re-
moved his ufftre IN the Wall Street Hotel ON Wall
street, ts.esgn OF Foot, aud assure them that
ton.
AS-The m-tabevs Of the Lsgssla ture will please
bear In mind bis rr sant eire. aud call early Par
tee usuai sccurding 10 their orers atfsn led AZ
their residences. free of extra charge ia3-lms
E0UND.-A lot Of FRESH PORK waa
= fsInf "a the 5Nh alt. In pilk Aitev The o~nsr
een a',tsia the by calling en ,la subscriber
mar y iIaikot. proving property, and paying foe
this a.lsertssemsnt.
tai-As Wa. LOIINANE.
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pOARD1NG.-A very desirable room
- vacant at the Revere House. suitable for a fsmi.
ly. ia ut l.. n. WHARTON,
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD MEN.-The
| ~ subscriber wishes ID employ a MAN 10 take
ehsrge Of the construction Of Tunnel on the Don
psdrs, the 81 Railroad Of Is anil. The Tunnel will
be ahout it1 feet long viii have three shafts with
engine ct each shaft and other c-rsary machine
~. He will BIZ required b. engage himself for nve
year. aud must understand his bas insss storu ghly
The Fuanel wilfbe about 90 miles from Rio de jane
mo- and Is AZ healthy as any mountainous country
eau be.
ia 2--im ROBERT HARVEY.
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nspBt.yy Books. w. RANDOLPH

mar nfactures to order. in superior style. Account
Books IF all sizes and kinds large assortment of
Rlank Books. embracing nearly every kind wanted,
always On hand
MANY styles will be sold at about half price.
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ME ABEL u. MAYO,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Has removed his Office to the Law Building
ia 2-lm
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SLAVE INNURANCE-Upon the most
~ reasonable terms FIR the space Of one month one
var Frt ptarS, at the Grpfr0i Htsrdncs .iGeacU
"a Pearl street next door Ia the O of h. D. Eacho.
Agency American Lite Insurance Company. Char
ter perp"tnal capital oni ass-t- 81 ,2oj,tS0.
BE The undersigned il both Agent aud Ne6icdl
ETdmincr consequently the business is never deay-
e. bat DISPATCHED Gt once. In his Office between the
hours of o A. VI. aud Z NJ, and from To- O'Clock
7. NJ Pamphlets and Circulars giving full partic,l-
lars, or any rs-tJl information relative 10 oil kinds
of insurance. furnished free Of ctargs and I'll losses
promptly adjusted.
C. r. BROKEN. MD,
Geul Insurance Agent aud Medical Examiner.
ia 2-2t
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

HARD AND USPARDoN ABLE JoKE.-It will be
recolected that the New York Herald obtained
authority from the government to place re-
porter on board the steam frigate Niagara, and
consequently was enabled to give the best and
earliest account of the laying of the telegrs phic
cable. Recently, the Times got the start of
the Herald, and was authorized by the govern
ment to place reporter on board of the frigats
Sabine, the flag ship Of the Paraguay expedi-
tion. The matter went on well, until at the
very last moment, as the vessel was about to
proceed down the harbor, Judge Bowlin, the
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten.
tisry, rushed into the sanctum of the editor Of
the Times, with special telegram Just sent
him from Washington signed by General Cass
countermanding the permit. The editor look ed
unutterable things-he Was cure must be some
mistake. But the Minister said he had no time
TO argue the matter; the Sabine was about TO
sail, his orders were peremptory Mr.. Sewell,
the reporter, must 60 ashore, bed and bag.
gage, forthwith. Saying this he left the
sanctum, and sure enough, in the course of an
hour thereafter, 4" our own correspondent was
ignominiOusly put ashore.
Butthe laugh does not come Ia here. About
an hour after the Sabine had cleared the Mar
rows, and fred her farewell shot, it came out
that the Envoy Extraordinary had been the
victim of an extraordinary hoax. Gen. Cass
was Geographically requested to explain, and
he did explain by pronouncing the revocation
OF the permit for the Times correspondent for
gerry, expressing bis profound regret, and as
suring the Times folks and Mr.. Sewell of dis
unguished consideration. Trareler
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AN ELoPEHssr AND Irs REsULT-It may
be remembered that some two months since.
Mr.. W. ii. White eloped with Miss Amanda
Platt, from Hartford, Conn. Mr.. White had
a wife, three children and a prosperous busi-
ness. Miss Platt was sixteen years old,
aud her parents moved in good circles. The
first heard of the missing couple was by tele-
gram dated Washington, ID. c., from Senator
Dixon, Of Connecticut, announcing that they
we're stopping at Browns Hotel, in that city
Mr. White, for some reason, suddenly left
washington, and went TO New York Arriving
three weeks ago, he placed his victim in q dis
reputable house in the upper part of the city,
ana there left her. Discovering that she had
oesn basely deserted, the rePentant girl wrote
% y, ner tather. He came and took her home
!" nite was arrested in New York on Saturday,
anu handed over TO Sheriff Chamberlin, OF
Hartford, who came to Albany with q re-
quisu9n upon aoy. King, had it acknowledged
ara men took white back upon a charge Of
abduction and seduction bite declared sf
ter his arrest that he would never be placed
alive inside the walls of a prison.
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" new ksman I, n Ca,holle Church has Just
fr A Chess Club has been organized =, Pot
laud, Me WIN. Senter, President.
HI woman, charged with the murder n,
Nhef niece, gih OF n, is in custody at Houston
Texas
IL The building in Paris known as th,
MOrgue is to be pulled down, and the dead bod
les will heneefofth BE- exposed elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

DARLOR FURNITURE,
l. PAPER HAN6IN6s AND UPHOLSTERY GooDs.
The subscr bcrs keep on hand and make TO order
al styles of CAB NET and pARLORo
FURNITURE, suoh as Sofas, Arm, Easy andt
Rocking Glars, Lounges, &c. Also. = supe -
nor assortment of PAPER: :HANGINGS,"
Borders and Shades. Paper Hung IN the best
short notice. Furniture Repaired and Vanished.
Sleepy Hollow Arm Chairs from sl2 TO go each.
Enameled Covered Lounges az iov "a S.
call rs respectfully solicited from persons fur
nshlng their houses, as We ara do sell furniture
OF our otcr MAKE, as low, If not lower. than the
same style OF work mot city mske,D oan be bought
81 In this city.
JOS. 7. X. PLANT A. CO.,
Paper Hangers. u pholsterers, and
Manufacturers of Furniture.
oc SIN $50 ID street between 9th and Inth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
Ia HEALrH.-Madam MOUNTS Consumption
Destroy er, acts magioally on Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma, Bronchitis. and C0Rsumpti0n. In cases OF
colds two bottles Will ehoct a cure at cost
Of 80 cents. Persons ,om ali sections nave ordered
different quantities BY express. 1t 10 purely vege-
table; babe can take IL without injury, having
sumption. she recommends it unhesItatngly to all.
Delays are dangerous. Make Immediate application
If you wish 10 be saved. Apply at No. $50 street,
between Ilth and 18th. at Stott's, corner Penn.
avenue and 7th street also, at Culvers, corner 18th
street and Penn. avenue. de q-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

VEGETABLE BALSAM.
OR FRIGRANT HAIR WASH
For beautfying aLd preserving the H. n. possess
ing peculiar streng henIng and refreshing Qualities
II also removes DANDRUFF and DISEASES
OF THE SKIN, giving life and visor 20 the hair
hitherto unattaInsble. Manufactured and sold.
wholesale and retail, by
JOHN II. GIBBS, wIlards' Hotel, and
No, 20 Pa avepue. WAkhington a r.
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Q A r RIA0 E q,

CAR IAeE Ee.
l. HE Subscriber having made additions 70 his
Factory, making IL now one Of the largest N,
In the DlstrIct, where hls tscIhtIes Tor 0S
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS car not be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bpsi-
ness, he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
Az kinds Of CsrTtsos and Light Wagons kept sl
All REPAIRS neatly done, and sll orders prompt
second hand Carriages taken in exchsnre for new
Ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
left corner of 18th and sts