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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

n1vIDEND:-rHE KNICKERBCCKER ICE COMPANY
500 Nshai Sweet VIII pay semi annual diviJeud of Gvs
~ per cent 70 me siockhoiders and august 10 1852
incluAive, Now York, August l, 1850 49, '"
R. r COMPTON, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

COMPETENT PRACTICAL BOOKEEEpER DE
n eges situation In manufacturing chauicA estsb
lshpnep, general clerk;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

.,VR ssLR-A STRICTLY EIgsr GLASS NEW FOUR
story hr wn stone fronI house with all the modern in
md self acting force pump 30 Eat Thirty sixth
sJe&, between Park and Madison avenue. inquire
prep'see si2e 26y60 feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

mo LIVERY STABLE KEEKERS.-wANTED, By
sua son 70 take charge Of horses hsrness aud
iges csrel driver and underaands livery business
sell many IN the business; will 90 per-
Of the country Call for three days az 81 Oliver Gecond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

L1oz SALE OF EXCHANGE FOR GOOD PRODUCTIVE
city psapery-s very desirable country residence situated
mile from steamboat landing Keypo't Monmouth
y New Je-ee, containing thirty four acres upland, twenty.
tayts acres salt esdow me highest state OF culdvaon
ne disposed o. favorable Inq lire of J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

alton IN whoeaaie house. dry goods preferred, n the
capacity Of sssl bookfeper porter clerk Can give
meet ssssc.ory testimonials to integrity and c,pabity
Aidress W. M boz l1S Herald cfbce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

CITUATloN WANTED BY A VOTING AMERICAN, Oe
- temperate sre rGussous habits In some light employ
msnt where by dlgers stenon 70 busness he
uaos Usl or address ireland Co.. 6 Broad
wsy, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

"ON DE0K."-SlXTE ANNUAL PI0NIC AND COTrI
loo excursion of the Boatmen Guard. HILLSIDE Grove
Glen Cove. on Thursday August IL, 1889 The steamboat
Ns LISBON and barses been engaged Tinsets ceoa
each The boat will leave Peck slip East rive at o'clock
M ARmlton avenue, Brooklyn S pier No Rorth river g.
JAMES LEE Chairman,
ID. H. ROCHE Fec. DANIEL BROPBY Treas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

&CEO WILL Boy FIRST CLASS HORSE WAGON.
pOOV harness. sled aud the good will Of established
jobbipR trade among SELL Satisfactory
Apply on the 10Th or h between and 10 A. M 80 Bed
ford street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14
by A. GREEN, Auctioueer.

I'hCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
a, hSrATE-By virtue OF a deed of trust bearing
ate am oI June, 1857 and recorded among the Iand
SeceTds OF the District Of Columbia, in i,iber j.
o., NO lSo ioiios 2iS ga and 2l5, Will sell at public
at o clock p m. in front of the PREMISES All tbs,
certain LOT or parcel oflsnd lying and stuste in the
the general p an OF said oty as lot number fys az
Ia square hive hundred and sixteen (5I6 y taId ot :.
situated on the north side OF street north hstwesn
tth anu osh strests west, having a front of sISt
'-frffns. 'Ufe' I6n n cath St1i SsntIfoe io0t
PAYMENTS with interest at s, -, and Is months the
votes for tine deferred payments to be seonTad IN,
deed of trust upon the property.
Terms of sale 10 be compiled with in Eve DAYS
Otherwise the trustee reserves the rIght 10 resell AZ
the risk and cost of the pu schaser.
All conveys AMONG ~ the cost of the purchase.
ANDREW WYLIt, Trustee
ia il dts A GREEN suc,
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T AIDES CUSTOM MADE SHOES.

CHARLES WEIRMAN, 18th street, No. 4A,
between New York avenae and street, lQA
Servants' custom made SHOES. including ms eel
eDrated thick Goat skin double solsd Se9es. IL 10
wear ont 70 his Shoes, owing Ia the sulerior Work
mspship on. and the superior materials In them.
than those OF parties who deal in Shoes made on the
principle of Peter PindeIs, razoIs1to sell only
more than twice as long. He invites ali who desire
TO save money in the purchase Of Lsdiss shoes 20
an m tks firsf Ward who aim 10 wear ShOes that
as better than any others that are Always neat and
ally saves perhaps hall their present expenditures
for Shoes, 0a6-lm
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Taf MincnAsfs, E.cnAna, .-..--.---

THf MfncHASfs' ExcHAssr an, ,,,c,-.
RAitRoAp.-Last night, the Merch..,., "a
change Association met at their rooms. corr, :,
Ientn street and Psnnsylvania avenue. s,m,s,
bacon, president, In the chair, and eipb, 60.
memoers OF the body being present. ASte1 ,p sne'
sctihs business connected with the associatian
lne sunJect OF railroad on the avenue was "a k.n
up, ana ne following resolutions were passed =
oneciea 70 be transnittedito the Senate and House
:, Rssoirsd, That in the opinion OF this Associa.
ION railroad on Pennsylvania avenue from the
navy Yard to Georgetown would be adyanta.
geous TO the citizens and sojourners here
Rsselvsd, That Congress be resnectf,uv rs
qIestu 10 rant charter to citizens Of the CITY
VINO snSli open the books, and allow the citizens
thereto ~ Su"sc'ioe
Kss,olesf, That Congress also be requested I'm
gaming charter, to empower the Corporation
OF washington TO regulate and tar the ala ROAD
Respectfully submitted by
SAMUEL BACON.
Prest Merch'ts Ex'ge Assn.
Iney were transmitted to Congress TO-DAY.
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N0TIC E-FoR SALE-A splendid PAIR Of
~ HORSES, that would suit any gem q
tiemen Who wishes to possess good PAIR 90
OF Horses. They are OF fne style aSd
action, and fne travellers; sold for no N-OS
faat, only the present owner having no. -
further use Tor tkem. They be seen or tried By
ApDhcafonto Mr.. Taos j. y isher, q j. O. Mcclure
q Co.. Auction Rooms.
P.S.-They will lie sold on reasonable time Tor
paper satisfactorily endorsed, al im
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DIED.

In TIA city, on the 18th instant. after q long and
painful illness, JOHN OMPSON, aged two
and half ears, eldest son OF X. ser and Han
nth NJ .Polkinhorn. - -
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
on Saturday evening, the 18th, ats O'Clock,
This morning, at Sts o'clock. of scarlet fever
ALtCE EMILE, aged 10 months. infant dang liter
OF DIR. ii. and q. f. Speaks.
lovely Hover cropped In the bud. .....
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WALL & BARNARD, Auopr
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
1.-TWO HANDS0NE RRICK unrrSrC =,

LoTs AT AUcTIoN.-On THURSDsY a.
c instant, shsii sell in front Of the emises at
Lot No g. IN subdivision of Square No ses co, Vi
menclng at the distance Ofl4 feet from the south
s corner on Lot NO. z, running thence north Is
pleet sIley thence south along saId ailey e feet
thence west - feet+ inches to the place of he, in
Hlng win the improvements. which consist oF ru1o
new two story Brick Houses. eaoh oontaIning foup
goo1 rooms. buIlt IN the best manner with a
good stsble and wood house attached WIN
The attention of persons wishing To nskas xoo5
investment Is called to the above SALE as the mon
cry Is nst finished and must be 8 I'D r'r-
Terms: One-quarter cash; balance in 10 and 10
months; the deferred payment 70 be secured nv =
DEED OF trust on the premises, VI
lt4 A. GREEN Auot
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BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIooeeT,

CLOSING SAEEBy CtTAIoGUPo.T
EIr aNS TH R Costly AND GENUINE FURs AND
NUS NM AT AUcrIoN.-On TUESDAY
NE, se, m.hogt .erve, at auction room cor
nsr renha avenue, and 81 h street an assortmsn n,
OF Ladies, Gents and ChIdren's mrs .ncS ~ @
ssSIeest De Pr1enred The stock viii comprise the
Royal EIm!ne, Grecian Stone NaItan % ns;ess
lien, q C., IN Capes, Kaglans, CIrcu ars Victo
to name. ion'eu true
Inese goods are consigned to us by first clas,
tS oIk mouse. and are recently manufi ctured in
Eou9 saIe that these goods are entirely fresh aod
ice Hon moth; and further, give every purchaseT
tnS PtNefe 10 return. within three days sftsr ths
any article should Il not prove to be So The
a aen.ion OF the public is particularly invited 10
hLso, hands"n assortment of Gents Furs
such as Coats, Caps. Gloves. NJ ufHers Boots 6c
aisp' a idIge lnvnIce oil mag nIhcent Carnage and
SIeIgh R9bes, Tiger, Bear, Wolf, Jenet, Fox
C9on, Bunalo, &C.; superior quality.
jal4 wATJ,6 RARNapD ,.,
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RUTURE DhRS

By z. Mcguire Il CO., Auctioneer,
(NONEhNMENT LIE OF SUPERIOE
NJ MokK hoRsEs MULES, OxEN, Avn CIITs-
On THURSDAY, January 2nth, At " M al the
auction rooms, corner OF 10th and ID streets va
shall sell, by order Of Capt. NJ. c. Melxs-
I7superIor Work Horsss,
texcellent Mules,
yoke Oxen,
10 Carts
Terms "a 81, III specie.
jaIsd J. {. MCGUIRE a CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION aALR
By EDW< =. WRIGuT. 9.

BY EDW: 8. WRIGHT; Georsetovn-
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD Ann KTTCu>
fUkSITURE-Iu Wall sell, on FRIDAY Ia
81 ~ CLOCK. 1t dwelling No. So corner OF pota...s,
,.. ~ streets. teorg etowR 10y virtue of dcea 81
th stony recorded In LIbeT J. A. g. No I,a snd =,
Nj. assortment ~ Furniture, conslstInr Of eA0e-
Tahs ~ Bedstesds, DrS ssing Euresus
fortsS hairs' Feather Beds, Mattresses, Com.
Wsrdrebss.a ,1sss. Work Box. Carpets, Bookcase.
Single Beds,s.,Scks Cottage Set,
Oilcloth, Stove, pine Tables, Card Tables, Rocker
The shoys Etment Of Kitchen Utsn.iI.
honsstaornr utnlture 10 WORTH ~ tLn -. :,
time Ts,ms ., having been used IN, 's",1n Q,
hss.lO,ra sshissHARD p ?. sgAWSKsoS. Trustee.
IL The ABOVE SALE Ia pos-
sam bnnI oil the rain. until MONDAY. IN MI
jaHd ESy Ep1cur
by -. z MCGUIRE & CO.. Auo,,ops.,,
PGhEMPTORV SALE OF BLANKETS
SAHPkIING. HEADYMADE CLoTHfNe H.xS
TIEsnn Wkk sdi SGv TO CLOSE BusTS.ss.-sIu
s,.,o,O mokNING, January 18th at Ia o,eli.
a. stots No Va; !th street, between r and p st.
ness, COMPRISING - se Oesi-
?, PATS Blankets. 500 yards Garnet
~, Sdtr ano Nelvet Vests, vsnety of Shavls
Cos, VI nSIqware and Cutlery. Looking a lasses
Epor.s w aters. Silver plated Ware,
Lot OF Jevely, Perfumery Poytemo,n.
Terms; $50 and under cash over thar snos,,
SIeuIt OF ~ and 90 day fer notes satis fsctor,f
ootsed, bearing interest. eh-
ia I'D =: G. MCGUIRE CO. .uo,,.
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By A. GREEN, Auotlopesr

I'nCSIEE'S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
hssoR1MENIoF FANCY Day Goops RIRRo,s
III s., oc.-On TUESDAY. the Isth inst Shsil
, oy virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded 81
sh9 ishcy ana trimming store OF George n Cassids
=, W, enhst wanna avenue, between Intb and Iifb
Us, al ~ Clock a. IN, and oOntiEue from dsy 10 dsy
Snli All are sold. q large assortment ~ Eascy
"oo0s' u lbb0ns, Trimmings, q NN'
Also, large assortment of sn marin, Hsshio.I,.
Handkerchief, &C ''ey oescrpuon'
Terms: sums under $50 cash; over $50 cred.
VI ana ~ days, for notes sfactofiIy endo1sed
bearing interest enuorseo'
;.,, RICHARD III. LASKEY, Trus,ee
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
u TEE STAR pu,L,s.,, On, ,,,.. ;

"a TEE STAR PUBLISHES ZEE LIs,, NJ
LETTERS REMAINING In ZEE WasH.ua,o. G.
PUsr OFFICE UNDER TIE PnoyIs,o,s q, :, i.
Law DIRECTING THEN TO BE PRINTED ~ TEE
FE"sFArER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcuL..
IIoS NIrEN TIE DELIVERY OF TEE errrcr
lrs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE ,p.x
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY pRIsfsp
IN TEE DISTRICT or CoLUsrr.
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DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
~ HEALIH.-MadamM MOUNTS COnsUnlpt'.sa
Destroy er, acts mas l5hllI On Coughs, COds Ash
ma bronchitis. AID Consumption. La cases az
colds one two bottles VIII I'd cot cure ~ oost
of 50 cents. Persons fOm al gecgioIs have oToeTed
different Quantities by express. IL 10 puiel Nete
table Liable oan take 90 without injury. netut
been restored 10 hen an By ~ bersei IRON oeep ON
sump tion. she recommends az unhes itNlnk1 To ALL
De Nv are dangerous. Make IHsInediste plleal0A
n you Nlsh 10 lie saved ApplJ al No. Ss street
hsfyeen I'm and I2th, or AZ StOtts, corner Penn.
avenue and 7th street; aso' Al Cefer q cotbeI Eth
street and Penn. avenue oeS-T~
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MARRlED.

At New Castle, Del. on the 18th instant, by the
Rev. b. Spotswood, ID. d., DIR. LEWIS A. ED
WARDS, u. : Army. to ELIZABETH r.,
daughter of the late DIR. Jas. Couper.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, AsOtioneer,.

By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auetioneers.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST CLASS
LIN PHILIP has the pleasure OF announcing 20 the
lovers OF art that he has recs ived from l-ksO.
water ooor DrrwInss. Inch IL ia has intention
TTEsDxY tSs sS ssy Or 5aSTt Is:sys on
?: m. at his Pine Art ,isliery. So Pennsylvania
avenue. between 9th and 10th streets.
Briggs; X Al Earle, Bosnes-, Lewis. II, DANDY.
Branwhi lie Mcguire, PeIhef, r. r. Poo,si ~
A., and X enneth NJ oCltay.
EsHek School.
Achllle. 20. DevedeuI, lie Drouhyn, lesson, PieIIs
With tv Sne old Gallery Pant inss by Anberser,
representing the SIeges Of Ostend.
In Water-eetOI D,astnss.
PHILIP L. Richardson. Davidson, Bentley, Roit
Pearson u. b. Willis, Ford, kOwbot ham, Jenkins,
a Eosrsntee of IT'S authentioity will be srvea on
OonnOisseurs "a particularly requested.
The paintings and drawings VIII BE on view At the
next. the 10th instant, where catalogues mag De OBJ
tanned, and wall be forwarded free 3, mail sppl
cation FRANKLIN PHILIP,
between s,h aud lsth ats.
y OF 7" and ~ days, for notes satisiaetOrtlJ en-
jas eoSds J. &. Mcguire a Co. Asot..
X ssFfATph BEfkEh Sss;ssssS
MUkNiNG. l2th inktant. al 10 oelo az ths toese
tsesI Prospect and LAT sta We WIN SELL the entire
Mahogany hairs, Rockers.
Do. Sofas. Lounges.
DO, Centre and Side Teblet,
parlor Hal and Chamber Carpets,
Sidetoaro, Dining room Furniture,
French and Cottase Bsdsteeds,
Reds, Mattresses. Pillows, Rsddbs,
W.rdfobss, Washstanss, Burssss,
Looking xlssses, Toi et Ssts,
stoves. Kitchen Utenslis.
With lot OF w ooA and Gel, re ,&s.
- Terms; y and uhSer, cash: over that amount,
% and 20 day wit int greet nd tood epd,Tsar.
Jass BARNARD L. BCCkEY, Aaot..
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY. the nth mat. Same time ald
place.
jaRd BARNARD a BUCKLEY. Aucl'r,.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
1y Telegraph for the Eyeuin, s..,
eddtttsnal FOREIGN I,,.,,,-

| hALiFsx, Jan "a tn.
| ferred from IN Hon v. NJ. ErSiine is tr.n.-
Washington TO s,eocc,nstsIyship Of Legation =,
a. V,s oy Mr. w. Irvine, la. a., to be sue
me London Times, In . le,a.,
| search, thinks the only w., 80, on the hight Of
1 Tsi oseIafation that the slave tr,as nculty
| tn r, noWever, the American. will no' piracy;
60 on wasting the precious Nv - IeeIetore, we
oIs upon tne coast OF Africa wher. one ,. al.
hee, 70 cannot be shown as set-os $3.50 seeeo
$3.50, sisnmen-where our impotent fore ~.
real jest "e ana useless
The affair OF the steamer washing,o, =, Nj.
ii.S mas given rise 20 editorials in the Ens-
~ .1at this stvle Of CONFERENCE.-The, O. .astr
| credI, y, meuttY war Is denounced ree.rt. Ne
give them me- lean good sense, and cannot even
"A collision Setwe sPu re. for courage.
| with teTrihIs neu, would be an event fr,pgb,
i war would he go osnces, and perhaps hloody
spirit to the ruin Of vas, ,r,s ne most ferocIeas
| tne progress Of both hemisnh., ana chsck To
would bring no ~. oe,Seen Two such p~oplss
| - 1i tue more bitter for relatton.ht 'eh would
| IIhe London 6lob IS Paris corr.snp
~ Tni, Hoe 20 state very confidently thai ths
ol uileHes had within the last - ne court
Gays caused Lord Derbyis Royrrnm.n, OF three
nii INFORMED that, in case Eaol,na 49, OF
I nj 10 take any measures TO co1ntsr,e, viz
extent, rance 10 the utmost
Inc feninsular Correspondent. s,v,. :, tn,
inc ,hs ..'au tne telegraph has brought copcern
states has produced a great sen.a,foo - h,. .
~ anu mas already been Commented ~ r.
-IIy Journals In tone OF offended n,,Ian.1
P'i"S Mhlcn might naturally be e.necfed ;, @A
-, a letter from Jana dated DecemS.S "a ,
al no punishment has yet been inaJcted a. ~
AmsTicnn linen inen arrested for the murder OF an
HneI'csn family in the neigh borhood OF Sss.
Il ne Americans have Threatened 10 ho,,k.S on va.
town III Justice Is not executed nnd 40 49, tne
trinity W 'Oh'e 10 tnat 81
Later from Cuba.
SayhSNAH, Jan. 1.-THE steamsbin I..,.,
terday; She reports sugars onief in Soee yes
oi tne holidays. The slave trade I'm ths ItI aos
was very active. Nearly POO neSros. 80 ,s..
ca 10 nave been receatly landed ''P0r'-
The extensive smuggling on l,,S -,
mafked as potatoes has been diccoxs - ools.
ne csrtssd oe issued requiring all csrgoe, 70
The Florida indiana.
SAVANNAH, Jan. TbeT,nn. OH,
sa Ygs that Col. Rector arrived there On a. ,.l
I SeIee alton OF western SemInoles - -,
., ,Ss NOT NOT 70 remove the Florida Indian. W.,
Foreign War Vessel M y.,.c
NEW OsLEANs, Jan 3-The Tenns,...
PottnVe French, four Spa ish ana thr.s Ea,I1-I
vessels OF war at SacrifcIos. hnRhsh
Baltimore Markets.
$780, ,N3 3, Jan IL Flour is frmer and nm.
Cuanseai Howard street and Ohio rs as,ss aeu
w neat is better white 81 35asl s0. - ~ Z
g. cOfh closed higher white 7Ia75c., and yellow
changed 1' anu generally un.
WHISKY is arm; Ohio q and CITY asc
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., hsmdr.s.-Januarv 6th-Ligbtlv cloudy; rain
ana al. pleasant; rain, to end, wind SW sth'
rIne, blowing gale, ice made, wind w: fne
f[as hou., very cold calm. 9th-Cloudy, sharp
raw throughout; milder to end iOtb-Fine
WIND w, ice free and river laid; fine and yery
cold throughout cloudy to end Ilth-CIoudy.
cold moderated, ice made, wind 3; cloudy
moderatlng, wind ) i; got out fine and pleasant
throughout; fine to end 13th-Sharp white
frost wind N, fine
rul moon, Tuesday, 18th, about 6L p.m.
GEORGETOWN, d. c., Jan'y I3th. ISL. n
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Baltimore Markets

bALIiMoRE, Jan. IL Flour is frm.r ana ~,
%s' howard street and Ohio IS 2Sass az
sc. "Ni'e '4d'oc., and yellow
changed anu generally un.
WHISKY is firm; Ohio q and CITY 90
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~. tuioaS nou.; cloudy TO end. llth-Cloudy
.oiu moderated, Ice made, wind g.; cloudy
throughout, milder. l2th-CIoudy, cold still
inoderatlng, wind 81 got out fine and pleasant
throughout; fine to end. 13th-Sharp white
frost, wind N. fine
Full moon, Tuesday, 18th, about 6Xp
oKoRskrowN, ID. C., Jan'y 18th, Io55 ID.
The TEEArRK.-The magnificent PLAY OF the
Forty Thieves last night, was well brought ont.
showing, together with other recent perform
anees, that the resources of our bijou Theat.e
are adequate TO the utmost requirements of the
drama. Mrs. Chanfrau performed Morgiana
with her Characteristic vivacity and naturainess.
ana sde entire company acquitted themselves N
Miles was Enthusiastically excellent
The bill FOR tonight is very attractive, being
the play OF the Forty Thieves, the Stage -strucE
Barber, and the Loan Of a Lover
Mile. PiccolOmni il announced for one NIGHT
at the theatre, on the Goth inst.
THR RUSSIAN WAR AT ODp FELLOWS, HALL.
This gigantic series Of Dioramas illustrative OF
the recent sanguinary struggle in the Crimea
was witnessed last night by a crowded aud ienes
Inc UNANIMOUS verdict was that ID is by far the
most magnificent panorama ever ex Inhibited In tbi :
CITY Among the many beautiful scenes illustTa
TED were the confag ration of Varna, the bonn
. on,u,,'eht OF odessa, the storm at a. snow
STORM, battles OF Balakava and Inkeunan and
.he destruction OF Sebastopol, which is the grand
male To the series of representations Instead
OF nVe weeks as stated yesterday, this exhi btion
mad successful run of one hundred and forty
hve nights in Philadelphia.
oNk OF THE LARGEST and finest millinery
establishments in the city is that of M William.
on Market Space, between Seventh and Eighth
streets IL Is pleasure TO look upon the great
variety OF beautiful and useful articles there dis
paved What adds to the attractiyeness of the
establishment at the present time is the fact that
MI. vivian Is now selling of his entire stock
at very low prices, paratory to visiting Eurone
ladies' laying in anything in the millinery line
should not fail to call and examine his hne and
cheap assortment before purchasing elsewhere
Wk HAVE BEEN SHOWN specimens of the gold
silver, and bronze medals to be presented to the
successful competitors at the late United States
Agricultural Fair at Richmond they are said
to have been engraved by Mr.. VIM H Dempsey
OF this city. The designs are the same on ali Of
them, and are very pretty and appropi late being
on one side, the figure OF the genius Of AgricuI-
ture 1--WE suppose) with a garland In her hand
ready TO crown favOTite deyotee, and on the
reverse, wreath OF foliage, fruit, flowers, and
ears OF corn, enclosing plow-both sides Of the
WATCH RETuRNs.-Carter Olive, drunk and
disorderly; Sc Is. Julia O'Brien, do; 81 IS
Danl Long, mayhem; Jail for Court John Con-
nor, profanity 81 rs. Evans AIRING ton, vag rant;
90 days -
concluded the argument in the case Of Lydia r
case was submitted. Adjourned to Monday next.
SEE McLAuoHLIN's announcement Of new
and handsome goods, suitable for presents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14
TCOMNUNIcAryD

COMMUNICATED
Mr.. Editor, have seen an advertisement n
the Star Of this evening that " Henry Addison
Wfu be supported for Mayor Of GsorgefoUH By
The American panty" Without at all being dis
posed to abridge the rights OF the advertising
public, desire to state that the following para
graph will be found on the first page OF pam
phlet which this day distributed among the,
people Of this town
"Before proceed further, | wish II to be under
stood that my friends, few or many, can now re-
gard me as their candidate for the Mayoralty,
but In no sense as the candidate Of a political
party, or OF any other party, sect, faction caucus,
Clique or cdoal, or to promote or to y. bxerve any
other ends or INTEREST," than those Of the phols
people Of the tOucR have no private grefs to
assuage, no resentments to maintain, nor any an
imosites to crafty. In my opinion hardly any
other greater evils could aff let the town than the
mingling Of personal feuds and the bitterness Of
political strifes, with Its municipal administra-
tion.p
In the sixth line from the bottom Of the sixth
error, which take this opportunity to correct
instead OF It" UheTe they got the money" It should
have been "where they mere TO get The money!
os sssy tssRs' d. jan 18th hsf IsSs A9e'Os
OPrIcIAN AND OcULIsr-Dr. woLFsoy, 9Th st -,
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue, continues to fur
clean and Brazilian Crystal Spectacies and Eye
E!as,es. which gained the highest prize at the
and ali approve tSs No esse sS NJ. Customer:
for citations an OculIst. The reputation Of
his glasses TO remedy near sightednoes, failing
sight from the approach of age, or from increasing
cataract, &c., Is universally established throu bout
Europe as well as the United States. HIS charges
are extremely moderate,
de lo-law3m
"THs WAY OF TRANsGREssoRs Is HARD."-Fol-
the work ;, Human Fraiity, OF Pmsio!oglcai Re
searches. VI treats of the evil effects Of early abuse
and diligence, ia emhellishsd with elsborate col
o[ed enkfavlnEs pOrtaying every feature and phase
OF disease the taacy oil the ordinary modes
adopted for the cure ofloeGi as well as heTedita,g
'naddiss, and gives the only safe aud inail bic
edy for expungng every trace cf tha virus from the
system. Sold ~ DIR. Barrow, Isl Prince ST., New
York. Price IS cents. Sent free. de 2l-w<w
"HE D.RDoF QuAcKs, - Nigh mark msny grave,
but how many victims OF Consumption mi hit have
been saved By an early reliance upon Mrs. nj. N.
Gardncr's Indian Balsam of LivsrwOrt, sold by all
the Druggists in the world. jal2-lw
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
the phla Confectionery, corner 18th and +
streets. Ios Cream and Water Icss Is cents per
luayt. de rs I'm