Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1856, Page 1

‘This excellent Family and News Journai—cen- 4 taining & greater variety of Interesting rea@ing than Single Copy, Per SARUM .....erccerrererenes@h WS + 4 RtagL JANUARY 30, 1856. INO. G28, | Porrmssrens whoact asagents will bestlows folie armani a eed THE EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOUN; (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) Buildings, corner of Pennsyloants — yates and Kieventh street, By W. D. WALLACH, WIL! be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served In peckages at 37% gents per month. To mail subscribers the sub- scription price is THREE DOLLARS AND FIF- WY CENTS a year in advances, TWO DOLLARS for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for thres months; for less than three months at the rate of 123 cents a week. I> SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. of twenty per cent. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. NAVY DEPARTMENT. BALLS. Spanish Proverbs. HOMAS McGILL, SUCCESSOR TO THE Bvanav ov Construction, &6., ° EV ENING STAR. He that bas no bread, must not keep a deg. firm of Kirkwood & McGill espeotfully am Be \- ta, 1ebs. . BATAXI eS a ee to go round the stream than ye a is fully prepared to execute all or- oP SS WILL ee: peri FOR THE BENEFIT OF Chemistry as Applied to the Arts. drown in PLAIN OR ORNAMENTAL PRINTING | for the following articles for the United States! Poor of the Seventh Ward. || .PROrEsson Cuace’s Sxooxp tacruns.— = Seino & mother oan do, Is to take three dovts below Odd Fellows’ Hall. | He,inverts teath spon e Ferd eee are oo ne Selivenen, ah the BART H CITIZENS BEING DESIROUS OF | The 2 neome.:0f e eee wee Nothing great oun be effected without trot of the old firm, and all other wor! in the Un! E nlar made, of the relie’ , In some measure, ufferings again yon Monday eve! with a la ble labor Fase nc pag el will py with mit attention. | Geo. P. Holdmas. M. D. oe M Redcap he = Taller pidtse’ tube sheets to | the Poor of i 7 . v0 aoe = ir Ward, have concluded to a . i at : of f P) THOMAS McGILL, BS Od . r ‘water bottoms and ash-pits nev. — {hat puspose en audience to fisten te the second lecture of ot ie npinem a wife, and the cultivation en t, between D and E . rete, ® hell inch in| TUESDA ENING, February Sth, 1856. Professor Chace. Afters brief review of th a vine, depends on the care of & man. Tha dee blow O44 Feliver” fal.” [Snes Prencioce, Md en een = AT ISLAND HALL. < ° What we learn in Gur infancy remains for- Jan 1—eolm Office over Ford & Bro %, ‘MXIT the externai parts to be double rivetted, and | They appeal to the benevolent throughout the | ist lecture, the Professir proceeded : nov Fe rag h dee trye og fo do | city to and ever. street and. vent bot! ere at Kel assist them in this laudable pnderts’ 4 Oxygen isa great electro-magnetic princi- A regular diet cures more people than w OSD Be ea ar ae te ME Teee mat Fa evens. say Moscow stays tobe ased in the fews, water | Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitiing s gen pligmntures 1a is @ groth auppertaret ecu | te er mentioned reward for the apprehension GUTTA PERCHA TEETH. H pe cy chimney.” man ladies—to be procured from any of the ustion; but although this expressi herssif Ana Jobnsoa, and whores avray from me | [)%;,0; MUNSON, AT 310 PA. AVENUL, | "rhe ctowns and sides of abell to be stiffened by | Managers. parapet Rig ecw § ry gnaeion,; has herself Ana Johnson, and who ran away from me is ‘eeth on a Gutta Ti m which the bi ane to lend. P philoso, language, ; Managers. . % 3 you Bfeet soon ave acho ugh teh The botlers will be about twenty-three and one- | P M Pearson, ES Allen, L Page, iotly correct uld we ignite anything in 7 of Patience, 's ication and sian : ore and courage overcome Water drinkers are never drunk, nor never yeare old, @ {feet | Dr J E Morgan, Jas E Johnson, E an atmosphere of the vapor of sulphur, or in | run in debt. black complexion with full round face, got and ne Se Tears cog son baste Miah I Pettibone: "2 Pumpbrey; HH Polkinho’n, chlorine it would burn as brilliantly as in| There is no hetter looking-glass than an old figure, and likely. She has a variety of clothing to be furnished with the necessary man and hand’ | J Van Riswick, ‘Theo eeler, Jacob Wilson, | oxygen. Heat is a great energizer of affinity. | friend and took with her her feather bed snd ene: hole plates, furnace, flue and damper doors ; | ThosMilburn, Wm Tucker, J R Elvans, Bolt enter into union with oxygen at va- People who take out, and do not put in, soon mS we ee Sota teas profit his pat for grate bearers, and for securing boilers to the Kini poe Camank, sr. ene Bamberger | 55, temperatures. Those with the sweet af- | find the bottom. _dec 10—eotf 9 w Jersey avenue. — REFERENCE: snip, and to be tested when done at a hydraulic os Stevenson, ’ finities for oxygen combine at the lowest tem- The best catch at dice is not to play. NEW YORK HATS. De. : Pressure of 35 lbs. per square inch. 8 penne » D Johnson, Children tell in the street what they bear i WISH ALL GENTLEMEN WHO ARE IN | Dr. 8 A Douglas, The tubes to be farnished by the government] R T Knight, Thos W Riley, J T Casseli, peratures. Oe OS a I Ped caste bane Di and to be set by the contractors, the government Helmead, J M Young, — Gil’t Cameron, Metals are not usually regarded as combus- | the house. ‘caiua tex the plan which I i being responsible for all tubes condemined from |)Jos de Martin, Jones Ellis, tible: But the oxy-hydrogen blow-pipe, by | The devil lies in a covetous man’s chest. ‘six months ago, of ei nd the Medical Faculty of .thetr defects, and the contractor for all condemned | W TL Smith John > Stevenson. Wm Ashdown, W'T Walker, David Hepburn. Committee of Arrangements. HATS and CAPS ‘ iege. from bad workmanship. P at greatly reduced prices, F % The price to be per pound finished, less the Sa cash qabp. to jase ‘MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND VISIT weight of the tubes. JE Johnson, Thos E Lioyd, John Dudley, fal operation, Condogueeniy RE Seer eine Tees ED that |, Also, the prices per pound for such tron sae, W T Walker, Levi Sones. ” Peter Egan.’ these who pay cash have A‘ TAYLOR & MAURY’S BOOK AND | !288 8 may be required for engine and boilers, 4 Joshua Dulin, W Camack, jr. the benefit of cash, and are ’ pent | STATIONERY STORE, Pennsyivania avenue, | ST? sand, of dry sand, Soe and for coeech pes jan 28-eotb O. BOSWELL, Treasurer. ed twenty-five < = inear Ninth strect, they will 1 their iilres one: third aoe of irae ta for compositio: a aaa ments, ‘Their extensive stock, in.addition fo the rahe patterns to be farsiihied. by the govek: THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL The very best and most fashionable DRESS |'fllowing important works, comprises every de- | nent. OF THE tment of Literature. Science, and Art. HATS, at $3 50, equal to any on - A PNEW BUOKS ved immediat ly on publi- ‘The whole to be done in the best mcnner, aud MONTGOMERY GUARDS, bringing any metal to a com ible tempera- | It is sound policy to suffer all extremities ture, enables it to burn im the atmosphere. | rather than do a base action. The lecturer here described the blow-pipe,| Many drops make @ shower; light gains and Ses the reason of its powerful ac- | make a heavy purse. tion. Hydrogen when burning gives out an} Do not sign a writing which you have not intense heat Charcoal burns slowly because | read. so little of its surface comes in contact with] Never drink any water which you have not oxygen, which composes but one-fifth of the | seen. atmosphere: When, however, it is broken He that sells and lies, shall find the lie Jeft into smali pieces, more of its surface is ex- | in his purse. 7 d to the oxygen, and it burns the more} ld reckonings make new quarrels. and the best $3 Hat south of New to be subject to the inspection and approval of |. WILL BE GIVEN AT posed ‘yee e ngs ; eation. h perso the department. mav a, —_ readily. Inthe oxy-hydrogen blow-pipe we Everybody must live by his own labor. weeny supply oftblackand brown PEL: ers, (ee “Drawings of the bollers ‘will be furnished bid- pre Beinn any irene ens have fa hydrogen the ost combust of | Ite beter to be alone than in bad com- and Childrea’s Pancy Goods, at verv low prices. | Sienoun s Won’ ders on application to the department. ? rs substances—a stream of fuel in perfectoon | pany Small profits and quick sales is the motto. efferson 5 Paytents will be made for one-third thetr esti- ‘J.HE MONTGOMERY GUARDS beg leave NY, Practical Hatter, , Webster’ orks, 5 vo! eae ope og T tact with oxygen, the greatest supporter of mated amount when the boilers are half com- to inform their friends, civil and military, 7 Ps fh street, near Pennsylvania avenue, Cheney ny een “aeh) pleted ; the remainder when they have been test- |'that they will give their fourth annual Ball on paaper NL meal ie intense heat pro *' Opposite Dexter's Hotel, | |C14y’s Private Correspondence, 1 vol. Gd satisfactorily by steam. For castings, when | MONDAY EVENING, February 4th, 1956. in | duced by on . : S.S. Prentiss’s Memotrs, 2 vols. 6 deliverediand approved. Tpakiag this announcement the Guards pl ¢ Professor illustrated the action of the Bancroft’s History of the naageny States, 6 vols. Bidders will be particular in stating their prices |ithemselves that no will be spared to | blow-pipe by burning a number of metals, phia to be kept constantly ifickers. aie, § i and the time when they propose to complete and ||make this as agreeable as any they have hereto- J A widow's child is generally » by the ‘love of its mother. sd meer is Guardians and administrators generally live, but are generally deficient in their accounts. We must take paias if we expect to get any- asgteel, iron, brass, and copper. The latter } thing. - 1 bave made arr! ments with one of the best boot makers tn Philadel supplied with the very best and most fashionable deliver the work. Bond and good security will be | fore given. always burns with a green fiame and poorly. | Hewho bas a wolf for his companion must French calf-skin sewed BOOTS, warranted wy pale areas 7 Nea PR States, 1 vol. required A for the faithful performance of the work Hetrerhments and Supper will be served by ani | The fatter fact is owing to the collection of the jearry a dog under his cloak. French cit o mle, which oft for ean, | pits Deon ed Aaaifn's Papas 'as. | hylan ofthe contrat. experienced Same aa ot mle i electe fr | o274 of soppat om too outaas of the metal || | meg mp teond ge arbal, ‘who pronounee them | Marsh Cnatesy, ond Siafeespon, 1 vol. the occasion. Of the brittle metals he burned entimong, tin, to be the best Hoots for the price in the United [No. 550.] No hats or caps to be worn in the ball room ex- bismuth, and zinc. In regard to the light en it ‘Lives of Chief Justices of the United States, 1 5 ” which was so brilliant in burning metals, Prof 3 States. ck “Swamp and Overflowed Lands. cept by the military. w 14 5 person who undertakes to push quic! I also havea splendid sewed GAITER BOOT, | sever's ‘Ci and Self Government, 2| J)UBLIC NOTICE —PURSUANT TO THE Committes of Arrangements. Chace remarked, that all substances when | into public favor his speculations in a — of the ane bee Srenek Fo patent u vols vil Liberty aur instruetions of the Secretary of the Interior, | Capt Key, Corp’! Nihil, aay. Bch hols in a svate of ignition gave out light. Solid | woman, a tragic woman. lecturing man, a eather, all of the ‘gt bared “allt askeis | itt’s Life of Patrick Henry, 1 vol. eo notice is hereby given that, in order to | Sgt Burk, Lt Kelleher, riv DO ‘Lery, | bodies cmitted more brilliant light than even | ‘racing steamer, a new route of travel, marble Competition Is out ghey ene — * | Kennedy’s Life of Wirt, 2 vols. ring toa close the business under theact of Con- | Szt ory, Priv Jirdin Qr M Maher. asee; they seem to conver: some of the heat | slaves, canvass angels, comic, or melodramatic "Eentlemen to come and see for thomselver | Garland’s Life of John Randolph, I vol. Cro attctig im seep Geena ion fee aa ome a be Priv MeCaffrey into light On this principle was produecd | books—without ardently and wisely invoking _weeme pelea oe aah Loe eee Part Leaders, by Baldwin, I vol. — oes peaitinesye of ee cae ee jan 25—atb the great Drummond light, which was caused | the aid of the Newspaper Press, is ndly - merica. C8, alm swam) . : r7 Ma SEMEEM, Jeweete, sidig [The Pasi ta a} YO 5) scala, > ended tha sump gtun alpen. te\ pasties MTT Ty te PECT. = the action of oxygen and hydrogen on | ignorant of bis business. Jou favor 390 Penna. avenue. between Wh and 1 x oe is | ‘Crimke’s Nature and Tendency of Free Institu- | who claim that portions of the lands selected un- ROF.H. W.MUNDER MOST RESPECT- | lime is purchased dirt cheap with free tickets H*= RECEIVED AND OPENED THIS DAY tens, 1. vol der eaid law are dry and fit for cultivation, an op fully announces to Sere that his Soirees All metals may be burned except silver and | These cost nothing—represent indeed only so a magnificent assortment of fine and Constitutional Text-Book, 1 vol. rtunity to introduce evidence, all lands so se- | will take place every WEDNESDAY EVEN- | gold, which are therefore called the noble | much square surface of unoccupied sitting rich imported JEW ELRY, such as Flor- Carey’s Past, Present, and Future, I vol, fected, ‘o the approval whereof no objection be | ING. entine and Roman Mosaics, Italian Lavas s 3 : metals. The blow-pi nabl Seaman's Progress of Nations, 1 vol. made within six months from the date hereof, ‘These entertaloments are considered by all who selling done enables us to burn places, with its appurtenant atmosphere—the baser me’ which may be united oft i i and Corals, Garnets, Cameos, and a vari- Ellicott’ be certified and patented to the States. have attended them to be the most sociabls that | C%t any 8 I f i appurtenance too often being of a kind to be ety of richly chased Gold Jewelry or any ym aes Weckinee Acuees seal ape gos \ceecena: Lae contemplated by the | has aves been given in this city. blo od Salat apunen'ten be ent pidlgre ster To ee pom the so-called th the very latest styles iso, a new lot o: 2 ’ bo it be made under oath, and filed with in FI w of wood wn rivleges are conceded to the Press, the con- pa par Bap! » WATCHES, tod Smith’s Weaith of Nations, L vol. above mus m jn Ly Every ipt! A , English, the register and receiver of the props anoofee ——X—X—X—XJ—yxaX" French Star ONERY rg eg ey im for transmission to the General Land Office. The LUNATIC.—TRUEMAN DE MOTT, A the lowest prices. necessary forms for affidavits are in the hands of ‘Lunatic, wali neniy belrand Acai complex- ion, esca) from his home and friends in the town of Ellery, N. Y., some time since, and, it is timekeepers OR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. A splendid assortment of fine Silverware, Piteh- ers, tors, Creams, Goblets, ee Forks and Spoons, (sterling) Fish, Cake an Pie Knives, fire and reduced to ashes, so as to save the | cessors are vastly the gai . Considered as iron : Z @ compensation dor.indys nsable services ren- We have hitherto considered the blow-pipe | dered, they should not be mentioned on the asanoxydizer. It may also be used as ade-| same day with dimes, half dimes, cents, or oxydizing instrument, that is, to reduce an | mill Th Press bas ever found and ever will Visiting ig said officers. Lestat hoo ee ant psieierith the The following classes of land are exempt from TAYLOR & MAURY’S, onpeetions :0- wee: hought, will endeavor to make his way to Wash- dtoi i “ 5 tter and Fruit Kaiyes, Soupand Oyster Ladies, pu ak i t h, or located with | thought, y oxyd to its metallic base, The oxyds of lead | find its ‘privileges’ to be costly. reas Sugar ond Cream Spocas, Salt Cellars, ASE S nats sae mre at cate wines of sortp, after the “bene el a me = SS or red lead, was placed under the action of Serene Pe _ Napkin Rings, etc., ete. TOPHAM & NORFLET’S passage of the act of th September, 1850, and | "formation where he Is, and any one ¥ | the blow-pipe, and, ina few minutes, a melted} A Dirrgrencey or Orrxiox.—Two preachers SILVER PLATED WARE, ON ALBATA. EW AND CHEAP N globule of pure lead appeared. Prof. Chace SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE, explained the process as follows: After the for to the passage of the act of 2d March, 1855, hear of him will be suitably rewarded for drop- ‘for . were recently in the came in G Castors, Baskets, Butterboats, Ume, Forks and the relief of purchasersand locators of swamp | Png & line to the editor of the Star — pulpit in Goorgis and overflowed lands.”’ a blow-pipe raises the temperature to thi a nap rese Seee “~ Thea; LES. 499 Seventh st , opposite Odd Fellows? Hall. 2d. Lands already patented to the State under OIAL a e temperature to the p-oper | «When A am bu e one French cischn Dresden China ‘Ornaments, in MESSRS. TOPHAM Geamplw. OurE m point, the stream of oxygen was turned off, | behind him strove to correct his blunder and an excess of hydrogen thrown on, which | saying out loud, “ Abrabam warn har absorbed the oxygen and left the pure metal. | But th speaker pushed on heedlessof the He then proceeded to mention several in- terruption, and only took occasion to stances in which this blow-pipe is now used repeat, still more decidedty, “I say when Abra- in the industrial arts; so ‘that one man, with | ham built the ark.” “And I say,’’ cried out its aid,can do in one day what it formerly {the other, “Abraham warn’t thar!”” Tho took half a dozen men to doin several days preacher was too hard to be beaten down in without it; but our limits will not allow us to | this way, and addressing the people, exclaimed record them. it! at indignation, “ ‘Ab, There is another mode in which oxygen oe ala ion, “I aay Abraham was , Card Cases, Portmonnatcs, Cigar Cases. late of yaeeeetee> and Inall cases where objection is raised, testimony large assortment ORFLET of this cit must be taken before the ister and receiver of ea SPECTACL oa respectfully announce i the land office, at such ron after the expiration | Notice Is hereby given to holders of stocks of , Silver and St yrames, to sult thefr friends and the public, that they have com- | of said six months, as they may appoint. with the | the United States that this Department will pur- ar ae Glasses, fvompetad on ere Sar pot gor gene ion esi pent of the Commissioner of the Generai Land Fy, 56 to the amount of $1,500 000 of said stocks ; a ere e al con: on 3 Gpese Gtemes hand a large and superior amortinent of Mens”, The lists of swamp and overflowed lands are | at any time when the same may be offered prior to UJ~ We take pleasure in showing our goods to} Ladica’, and Boys’ SADDLES, BRIDLES: open to inspection during the regular business | the ist day of June next, and will pay therefor the a E— ade ane sans represented, and ne RTINGALES, and WHIPS. HARNESS of oe Sena. t the olty of Washing following prices, to wit: e evi on for city and country use. ven under and, at the will be sold at the lowest possible price. ‘All kinds of TRUNKS. VALISES, and AR- | ton, this 2ist day of December, 1655. For stock of the loan of 1812, a premium of ten TReAsvatY Deraatment, Dec. 1, 1865. I[7~ Jeweiry and Silverware made to order;| PET BAGS Ladies? SATCHELS. TRAVEL- THOS. A. HENDRIORS, per cent.; for stock of the loans of 1647 and 1848, | unites with bodies than by the gid of intense a a rey Sooo and ING ee FANCY WORK BOXES. Comunissioner General Land Office. ns pecasiion of siatben per cent.; for stock issued | heat. This is slower in its actfon—precisely Evrore’s Stetaescorx.—Rothsohild has ——- on — Suabune ation Watcheeaud hee noe igen hat aeea Jan 10— under the act of 1860, commonly called Texas-in- | the same, however,—differing only in cir- just been e: mere ne Chest of Spain and he Msical Boxes put in perfect order at short notice. | KS, CARDS, CURRY-COMBS, SPONGES, WATCHES. demaity stock, 2 premium of six per cent.; and | Cumstances. It is the process of corrosion or | finds it eye ws H. SEMKEN, Jeweler, ¢. &e. W. GALT & BRO, OFFER AT AUL | ro stock of the loan of 1946, redeemable on the | "WS9S exerted atall times and tempera- | drendful opp’ n, which if, are not 390 Pa. avenue, between 9h and 10th sts. All material used will be the best that can be times every variety of superior WATCHES | # tures, on animal and vegetable substances, as well as on inorganic bodies. Here, however, financier that oxygen must be dissolved in water, mixed with | extreme tightness in Austria's 0) has great- air. Could any substance be immersed in ly diminished since the cure he recommended water, entirely devoid of air, or in a perfect/y | for the complaint has been earried out. No dry atmosphere, it would never corrode A | sooner was the loan applied than the patient bright zheet of iron exposed to a damp atmos- | experienced the greatest relief! The Chest phere, gradually collects a film of water on its | of Renis (says the same stetheseopic author- furface. The process of oxydation or rusting | ity) is so very bad, in such a hopeless con- immediately commences. The oxygen acts] dition, that he hopes he shall be spared the through the water Little sparks of rust ap- | pain of examining it.—Punch. pears. Small galvanic circles begin to act, dee 1—tf ath November, 1546, if received at the Treasury prior to the Ist day of January next, a premium of 24 per cent.; if recelved between the Ist Jan- uary and the 3ist of March next, a premium of 2 per cent ; and if received after the 3ist of March and prior to sald Ist of June next, a premium of 1 per cent. Interest will also be allowed on said stocks at the rates specified in the certificates, from the Ist July Jast, if assigned with the principal of the soma -— ats us — A prea! saya and CHRONO. — 8. They call particular workmen for se’ rs, we feel confident that | attention to those made by— MARRIAGE GUIDE. i work cannot be sa either for style or | dale der nen, Copenhagen, - a - urability. By unremitting efforts to give satis- Coo; ‘Taylor & Dixon, London DB. YOUNG'S POCKET ESCULAPIUS; | faction we hope to merit, and res y solicit, Tob’ aa Becsly & Blundell, Liverpool. Or, Every One hisowm Physician: | a share of public patronage. Also, Vacheron & Constantine’s celebrated I FING OBSERVATIONS ON MARRIAGE | Pasticular attention paid to covering Brunks | Geneva Watches, which from their size and finish Medically and Philosophicallv ccnstdered, as | and repair all kinds of work. are peculiarly suited for ladies. Our facilities MANHO@D’S EARLY DECLINE, with di Saddlers’ tools constantly on hand. nov 7—tf | enable us to offer the above at the lowest rates. rections for its perfect cure. Being a Confidential is an NEw oo i Repaigino.—Watches and Ghronometers Silent Friend and Private Adviser; followed by MORE NEW GooDs. carefully repaired by skillfal workmen. Observations on the Treatment of Se Yer H. orgie Betting iene ‘ Kd W.GALT & BRO., eases, Gonnorrhea, Glect, Strictures, &c.; illus- ridge street, near Hig! reetown, D.C 4 ae i trated with Cases ’ Plates, and D! rams, from | has recetved an additional su y of Fail and EEE Senne, REM Rem and Ee . and corrosion proceeds with increasing rapidity. te It has been ascertained at the men Dr. YOUNG'S PRIVATE PRACTICE--to be | Winter GOODS, making his assortment very | J" 12—f = = . [icertifiontes received prior to the Ist of, January tins: interesting fact he happily, applied to wii | To, inrbeegsiepmontrerenicreage ceed vet consulted withont exposure, and with assured | com INE FRENCH KDITIONS—OF ROUS | next. After that date the interest will be allowed act of defiling the heart by continued indul eo lamb just killed: “Pi confidence of success sean, Racine, Sevigne, Cornetile, Moliers, De | jn addition to the premium from Ist of Januaryte | vence in sin. He also explained by this Ear Epitaph on s lamb jus ee Only % cents. For sale by the Agent, ALEX. Stael, Ducis, Froissart, Bourdalone, Le Sage, , edini to its remains. ADAMSON on Seventh st , opposite Post Office. | 1 Schiller, Guizot, Bossuet. Monstrelet, Malherbe, the date of their receipt. In both cases one day’s | method of oxydizing the fact that lead, when Th Pig ic in his eol dec A—3m* Black Motre Antique Bilks Descartes, Barthelemy, Volte! {fbstcanbriand, interest will be allowed in addition for the money | « long time exposed to the water, is dissolved. | 9" The ay v 7 no music in ie ~~~" onited States Patent Office,» | Moire Antique Cloak and Dress Trimmi: Florian. ‘Rabelais, Scribe, ‘Nl branche, St. | to reach the seller. Water passing through lead pipes becomes | Wore searoned leather. ir Whatever you would have your chil- dren become, strive to exhibit in vour own lives and conversation. tg He loves you better who strives to make you good, than he who strives to please you. Of the Governors of the States, 18 are pci 8 Know Nothings, and 56 Repgb- licans. 7, 1e56 Rich striped and Motre Antique Sash Bonnet | Pierre, Fenelon, Thierry, Machiavelli, Regnard. isonous. This is peculiarly the case with N THE Saat aneeae aeemaads Cc. AR- Ri and other writers, may be found at the most mod’ | Certificates transmitted to this Department un- the purest water. Impure water, such, for ONOLD a lrur, Conn ving for the | Briss and Camprie Bands, Collars and Sleeves’ | erate prices at the bookstore of the undersigned | der the present notice should be duly assigned to} instance, as contains sulphur, will pass nn. cacti So aa | Buse aed cece Clk imputed hen dives om fut nn! | te Unie Scr (wire cra na ern | burn” Thc calphas bsegg Bey ee mois pees tage atom cms] | & good assortment of tho best makes Fian- | tifol iUnstrations. ms terest, If sent prior to the Ist of January next) by | lead, and, combining with it, forms an in- tons.”” for seven years from he expiration of sald | x,y NOB: een oem generally pate fist, 8 smelt collection, various, of French | the party entitled to receive the purchase money. sentg tierplnat mids cntpinc ‘weg Borman t, Which takes piace on the Zid day of April, Bh rp pepe. antes cheap purchasers | Boo fouth, Paris editions. Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts | Coats ers r harm- a ‘o their advantage to call tetore, etting | dec al _FRANCK TAYLOR. pon thesad 1 treasusersat Boston, New York, less. “i fully supplied. J. H. SMOOT. ape 7 — + : : It is ordered. that the sald petition be heard at ene NORTHWEST GUNS FOR THE INDIAN | or philadelphia, as the parties entitled to recelve gration pepe through water, This in the the Patent Office on Monday, the 7th of April | _2°% Cy vse hein ae aaa the money may direct. cause of the —— wood and dead animal 1856. ay Lemar Ppt ep all py ae GuRumiE notified to nj r bs cause, if any they mens of nufacture. Orrice oF INDIAN Arvains JAM ’ matter. Death, both of the animal and veg- granted dec $—dtJunel _Secretary of the Treasury. fetable substance, must ensue first, for the Hise, why seen penttios omens Bat te DG t from the January 31, 4860. Persons opposing the extension are reqytred to | Rubens; “ The Flight into ay Sane inci i ir ob ROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT vital principle is a terror to the destroying fie in the Patent Office thelr objections, specially | RUDEDS ead oe the Odice inslan Affairs until nooo of the aun | ALLL THE NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED | Tit) Dinca toon animal bodice’ are Wise Men ;”? “ H. forth in writing, at least twenty days before s x ~ day ~ hearing = tenttanony 4 hed either ino—Mado: ieee < y of F eereary eon tok fexniahing sod a BOOKSTORE. eee changed by the podenst oxygen ———— party used ai the hearing must be taken an: ONG y ay, 1856, | the author of “Wide, Wide World.’’ | acid and water. is acid is dangerous 5 somebody had been making page be py mer epg hatg —t imag parr hy Bory N ple) eras te tie tans The Myntertous Story Book, or the “Good Step | to animal life. Being heavier oo Elis Season fool of — 7 2s Mother here it sinks near the ground, and is achoke- ; . a departinent, to be delivered to the t of the de- Lynwood, juvenile book, by the | 4 The best cough mixture that has been ARE Ru. | Pertment al either of the cities of New York, | Lances of Lynwood, a new Jivetie book, by ‘he | damp of wells and mines. Flame will not | Saar The beet cone eee east dee ‘hiladelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnatt, De- exist in it. Although perfectly invisible it | ™2de, a ‘: assortment Le der’ Travels, V: , and Adventures of Gilbert Go- F “ with lots of air and plenty of exercise. Peo: sdool yaad Con iight, wil be seseriee onal ahead, by Fee Pat, imay, on account of ite weight, be poured | vy who hug the stove and grow lean will Ps ee rig nr to require | nyimic Life, by Mrs. Ritchie, formerly Mrs. Mo | through the air. The lecturer placed a jighted watt ve amounts at one time or at different ; js i lease take notice. times, at and after the specified dates, or to oder, r in a glass jar, and emptied another jar, | P *Itisa solemn thing te be married,’’ Aunt Bethany. ‘ Yos, but it's a deal more solemn not to be,”’ said the little gui, her niece. ** Mrs. Quigg, is your husband a Know widing?” “I gacas co, for he told. me this ‘ookstore, near 9th st. 7 testimony in the case will be W1G8 AN PEE! 7th day of March, depositions and pther CTIZENS AND STRANGERS? relied upon as test! mon » Must be filed inthe Js y ini that the best on or before the morning of that Cw ff the argu- } of WIGS and TOUPEES are to be found at — ifany, within ten days ther: HEARD’S HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISH , also, that this notice be published in | MENT. Phase er omy ar eens yt ‘Washi a, Notes We. {6 MANUFACTORY, Sixth st. Dc; , Baltimore; Evening Argus, Phila- Wigs and Toupees made on the shortest not) at any time in the 1856, at the same price Piter Bete care c tion né the full of thecarbonic acid, upon it. The light Murs bond — ones bee pocanhay teat dephie, Pa’: Journal ct Commerce : Also, a good assortmont of Ladies Back Braids of the same quality any additional numberof | "Camp Fire, by Capt Mayne Reld, author of | "2 immediately extinguished. Pras ovagelly 47g ren Week pula be f fro ine actu requ! in service. 5 arbonic ac rod resp » | attac mp! . for eee successive weeks previous to the just arrived from New York. des i1—eoim | & “ the Scalp Huni P re ee Be os Each bidder will be-required to exhibit a sam- : We commonly call the act of breathing a life- | did not belong to that sort of vehicle, for he iaaaeme cams ‘Ten Years the Mall Bags ve: y oe - April next, the day of 74 COFFIN WAREROOM, &c. ple or samples of the kind and quality of gun or ¥ 6 ist of life in a series of six | giving process; but it is rather a destroying | had a severe -ing cough. CHAKLES MASON, ans he proposes to furnish, and the department | *®any Grey ay . : i F s , isb- Commissioner of Patents. 3 see right of acoepting ‘such hid oe bidees beautiful figures, the neatest and most delight- | process. Constant changes are going on in EF School houses—ill-ventilated establish r r ; : 0 ‘ P.S.—Kditors of the zbove papers will please moet are believed to be most advantageous to the In- | 0 sift for ch! that we have seen. the system by which the animal matter be- | monts, to which boys and girls are sent to a0 descrip- | «, d. “The oxygen introduced into the 7 their l One-balf , and send their bills to the Patent Office dians, consideri iceable qualities, pri Biaak Books andi: Btationery “of every comes dea ygen, ce mits algebra and teeo 0 a ae nen x Coffins. &e.; but no bid will be considered unless accom: | ‘OR, at the lowest lear Sheree blood through the lungs, in its beneficent er- | 4 tn Sasasaptien in the atid is taken _jan lawiw psa pray Pharr. panied by a sufficient ntee that if the bid of Stationery and Book Establishment, rand through the arteries and veins, picks up | into the system in com ny with Murray's GIFT BOOKSTORE: ; scearaingly, and ive ie will enter into contract | Building car. Pa. av.and4y st. dec 31—tf | this refuse matter, and bearing it back to the | grammar and Pike’s etic. A= ERAL SELECTION OF STANDARD ance oe —— | lungs, casts it out upon the air in the form of of his contract within days after 4 > A ComPARIsoN.. Gift and Miscellaneous BOOKS “ pene 4 the CHEAP EDITION r[HIRD AND FOURTH VOLUME OF MA- carbonic acid” Hence the unheaithfulnes of ,, A Comramiett: he dky, wheo ber husband’s STATIONERY for sali keep The t once-breathed air. Were it not for oxygen with and AILBUS'S MUBIC DEPOT on pteerte wor a jy wil te tasieod de this oMice; and ai po ee T — Lfiriaerstd ey they “me Reser ori vetlgewe all dead matter would remain. The carcasses aes wheats ed and fretful wife, in ner of Pa. avenue and lth sireet JONAS P. LEVY, delivered must, in em nag be similar and vohilenad ; of men and beasts would cover the face of the trouble, is like one of these fiends who delight GREAT INDUCEMENT. a * fully equal thereto. acceptance of the | P™ 2 L 856 earth until the whole world becamea great | ‘TOUD)* irits. ELIS kets scold tthe unl weal paces | WINKS, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND rw | S32. 08,20, wil be aubjcied Yo the’ moat | Alice New Books, an irued from thé pres, | Charnal house Dean yous Sete eoiada’'al al fone it e orang ‘dollar's pure ‘s GROCERIES, . Brorcagh ben 4 rely ‘The processes of nature are nearly all oxyd young Jady ng sam un, those that found Fy ii drawn by the buyer, containing the name of some | General Commission & Forwarding Merchant | similar’ and fulreaael in every respect, will be isieatie cane ont i cae oe ining rocestes. One enly is inoifien omer pee areas ta party in Syracuse, caught her foot 4 el rg batts lady and was thrown if, h ted on the spot. A the INSURANCE AND BILL BROKE ‘ s f ifs are Gold Watches, ‘Jewelry, iMusic, Posey No. 474 Pa. av., two doors below U Hotel, end in an amount exceeding that of the bid STUART'S CANDIE: of plants, or the action of oxygen on the ee —_ on the back thes bond. a and Teli Artinies A, gURIC DEPUT N. B—Gountry Merchanteaneroqe Contract on the part af the successful bidder,” ar at eae ee, Piaiead ‘of Being herTife ts io danger. , zi ol are to contract on the su Or leaves, | < dec 8—tr Corner Pa_av. and Lith st, toe.t call before purchasing elsewhere," give pred ualy i 5 quantities received et "Crea: called the lungs, should be termedthestomach| 9A paticnt of some distinction wad tens- HE SORTH AMERICAN REVIEW— sale at ith Lad enetetears : natural condition | ing Peter Pindar wi ee eee + a xy f metals are ing Published Quarterly, on the first days of Jan- GENERAL INVITATION TO EX- | thereof, a YPENNY 18th and }of metal Very few of the found,| had ‘April, July, and October, in numbers of smire one of the largest and best assortments 19thF Commissioner. in nature uncombined withoxygen. Respira- nang thee Tn pages each, at Five Dollars and eds 0 ee. | aoe: fete and fermentation are oxydizing processes. a year ‘a! = OGER’S PEN KNIVES, warranted earth seems onde to have heen a cinder. Conten’s of No. CLXX, for Ja-uary, 1856 Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establishment, R uine, personally from the Vegetable life was first produced, which, by Article I Life Services, and Works of Henry eas Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, rere in Bedild ates and gentemen's prtrns removing the carbonic acid that pervaded the ry one four i MAL Bera to ape DARE RUSE, RECTLY ED POR LabuRs, | Cr ier” PRANK PAT Lom. | sr aod uring up in the grousd, Prepared | py ayy <Suox.” Oat foram oul for “TIL. Btatisties of Insanity in yasotts r Button, Buckskin B Henled - rps “aes another “‘stick”’ of matter; but the matter is, “ ney Smith Eg st tee 3 Gaiters; tes 54 enbetaness ve constantly ougtisings desey’ we are stuck to know what to write. Items wt: deepen mnt vgn hang Rr | we asleep Bait Sit ana, | M4 Corer | sr," ow a Saar "neh sat et estore miasintae niga rence Be i 1. = SU nEE, ee nies and six barrel PISTOLS. Alsova good esente Freee hite Satin diicerious SLIPPE wrt pier ks ‘0 Seventh lation. Man's only hope of immo: = . ; pus Pacis Retieved ment of single barrel Pistols, from 75 cents to $5 ’ Patent Leather id | =O een io enal, which pavtakes spot of X. German Emigration to A each. American RAZORS of the best quality, Gentlemen’s 4 - matter. _ : XI. Critical Notices. ws every razor warranted. = K. LUNDY : ; ‘The North American Review mane 2 P its 1700 number, buving been published without | 22011, No.1 Bridge street. Georgetin, a Qattesre Flannels RR: ttt med oI intermission for ~~ forty years. tis BAS, WORK BOXES, oan GouDs, d . 7 things. the oldest American Periodical devoted to general | CABAS, CASES, PORTEMONNAIRS, ke. out cheap. : RR. : Tooaee elite x F. ELLIS. MAcagers HISTORY OF ENGLAND, fea eT PRANOK TAYLOR, 4 it TAYLOR