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DAILY evening star. IJtU IJ TEL IK EKE. The 550W would be superfluous to inform our reader? that we were visi'e I. yesterday, with a heavy fall of glance trvrn the window was sufficient to tell the least inquisitive of the state of things oof Bad. however, as the weather had all day, it became ten-fold worse tewards the night, rendering traveling almost even from street to street, and by the morning, the snow lay in many three feet deep, and more.

Tnr conscquence of the snow has been a complete, stoppage to every thing. no mails having arrived since yesterday except a light mail from Richmond, vcterday afternoon. by the Southern steamr.oat via Aquia Creek, railroad travelirg being completely blocked up. Plates of Puttie Amnnemettts heavy was the fall of last and so boisterous the weather, that none ot places ot public amusement were opened. for it was an utter impossibility for any one to be present It was.

in a dull. Jail evening, and, tor m.inv. the only amusement was to register the fall Of snow To quote the words of Thoma. the well known punster, with the exception of the snow, 'there was nothing stirring hut stagnation rather paradoxical state of things, which it would require a vast amount of to make comprehensible. The Mirier Market, this morning, presented rather a miserable appearance.

The snow is so deep on the roads to the city, as to make it impossible for fanners and gardeners to send their produce to market. All that was offered for was brought by resident butcher- bakers, hucksters and butter merchants, and very few of them. Tfa the inclem fncv of the Auxiliary tiuarl were on their beats last night at an early hour, before leaving the guard-room, the captain made a lew remarks to the men. reminding tbem the necessity of watchfulness, especial tv during such though there might be no riot or disorder, there might be oppor tunities to rescue unfortunate persons from death The men left for their stations as merrily as if no stor.n were howling around them. Happily, they had but little to do but to keep themselves from freezing.

The ha? been a most disastrous storm for the regularity of the newspaper delivery. The Baltimore morning papers, the Sun. Clipper, did not show their noses at all this morning, and even our city papers ware not delivered until a late hour. M- a snow storm has not been known in Washington for many years. Nrw Motive the rotundo of the Capitol presented a novel aspect, it being made the for the exhibition what the inventor styles a new Motive Power.

For the purpose of showing the invention, a circular plank road had been laid down, on which a wheel was made to travel. Tbe operation of putting the wheel in motion was by man power, for which purpose a species of treadles was employed, worked somewhat in the ordinary manuer. The purpose being to employ the invention where water power could not be employed, or where power was not obtainable from the expense or other causes. The investor entitles it a new Motive Power, hut bow far be is entitled to give such an appelation may be disputed. In some points, invention isonly an adaptation of the crank, and in other respects it resembles the ma -hinery used in some mechanical operations where horse power is employed.

There were several persons present to view the working, but its operation wast delayed considerably by the difficulty of fixing certain ropes which were placed as high as the dome, and which it was necessary place a deal out of the entre to give the mechanism full play. When arranged, the wheel, by means of a man power, was to revolve round the circular plank road with grgat velocity Thi- however, in our opinion, was hardly a sufficient test of its applicability a motive power it is one thing to drive a wheel round with little or no resistance, and another to make it drive machinery. Its efficiency a motive power ought to be tried by anplying a break of seme description, to see what is the amount of work that is capable of being performed by its means. Or, this might be effected hv that well known ingenious instrument, tbe manometer, which would tell immediately the real power that could be exerted. Nothing of this sort was done, and therefore, we should be loth to give, as yet.

an opinion upon the abject. That a wheel, or other round body, when onee put in motion, will, if there is no resistance, continue to revolve with only a slight force employed, is no new discovery, and we see exemplifications of this nutur.il fact in every day life. The fly wheel of an engine is regulated upon this principle, and the common gymnastic swinging pole, which, when well in motion carries around with great velocity. those clinging by ropes suspended from its summit, with no exertion on their part, is another illustration of the fact. A new motive power, therefore, this invention can hardly be called It may be a new adaptation of a motive power, far it is superior to the Liany others of a similar kind, that have been long ia use, has yet to be proven.

The exhibition ot yesterday did not do so. and we should require some more practical test than that of merely making a wheel to run round a smooth pi.ink road, with but little friction to before we should decide upon the utility tFthe plan. Miwoxary Sunday last, the Kev. JEleazer Williams, who has acquired so much notoriety by tbe article that appeared in Putnam's Magazine some time ago, claiming him to be the Dauphin of France, preached a misssonary sermon at the Episcopal Church ot the Ascension, in 11 street, for the beneiit of the St. Kegis Indians, on the border of Canada, among whom he has labored for nearly thirty years as a missionary.

From the romantic incidents, whieh, if true, are attached to the life this gentleman, there was drawn together, in part, a large congregation, both at the morning and afternoon service, the Kev. Lleaaer Williams preaching on both occasions the subject of hie sermon was the establishing f4 a mission among the above named tribe of Indian? resident in the northern part of the Nate ot New York. The minister, in describing 'heir character, spoke highly tf their intelligence and refinement, and with respect to their religious opinions gave the following account: There were a few Methodists among them but they (tbe Methodist Indians) preferred the service of the Episcopal Church, as he had abridged it for them, to the extemporaneous ia de of worship of the MctiiodiaU. A collection was taken up, but a correspondent, who was present, observes "I was sorry to see the drop so slowly into the masiive that were handed around, as the cause is certainly a noble enc. and which I think not only every Christian but citizen ot our country should feel some interest in.r' spacc of ground in the rear of the President's House, extending to the river bank, is fast assuming an ornamental appearance; many of the walks ubout it being gravelled, and the grounds planted with shrubs.

Ac It would be as well to ii-jke flower beds at different parts, which would give a pretty appearance until the trees are sufficiently grown to form an ornament of themselves. No doubt, as soon as the wintry ither is over. such thing will be done W'e mentioned last week, that the Circle is likewise assuming an ornamental appearance. and will soon be ready to receive the an I trees intended for its reception, ihr activity observable in the gardening improvements about, does much credit to Mr. James Maher, the public gardener.

Not lea-t tu be remarked, is the favorable appearance the Capitol grounds, which last week quite a blooming aspect, although dreary enough through the fall of snow, with which we have been visited. AmQiE has been lying for time in the basement of the Patent Office -pieifiid specimen ot" antiquity, being leas than a siircephagus or marble tomb. is supposed to have once contained the remain- -f Alexander Heverus. This antique brought originally from Asia by Conuno Elliot, who tendered it as a fit resting pure Ifce remains of President Jackson. hero, however, modestly declined the ibis pieee of antiquity still remains in the of the National Institute.

who jdated it where it now lies for public inspection As we are upon the subject of antiquities, we hope that at some period, Confers in their wisdom, will attempt a collection 4Iiti(juitiei both of America and of former It would be of great national benefit. Zoi al Licht Intelligencer says dia? al light may now be seen on clear a week or two to come. On evening it was quite distinct in the western AMrefVKXTSTHtS The would remind readers that Mr. Forreit's engagement is Past drawing to a close. This week will probably terminate hia performances in onr city: so that those who de? light in witnessing the exhibition of talent, as displayed in this eminent tragedian, must make the most of the few opportunities that will present themselves.

To-night he appears in Sheridan a play of which will give his numerous admirers an opportunity of seeing Mr Forreit's versatility of powers, this pi a being more akin to the melo-drama, than to the pure tragedy. liitffv (roodmlVs distinguished actress. Miss will appear to-night in Sheridan Knowles' play of -Love." The Hutchinson popular vocalists were prevented last night by the weather from giving their entertainment proposed, it will be, however, given to-night, nt Carusi's Saloon, and dull, indeed, must be that soul which is not warmed and elevated while listening to the strains of these minstrels from the hills of the Granite State. Their programme of songs is very varied, from the most pathetic to the most laughter stirring, and to the lovers of natural, truthful song, nothing can bo more entertaining than the popular vocal performances of the HutchinBon Fami'y. Sunfard'i Orleans popular nigger' melodists are drawing crowded hall ringing nightly with shouts of laughter at their merry, facei tious sayings and ooings.

Our New Orleans Opera Troupe" have dune with the Italian opera, and have introduced a burlesque on the great Julien. Yes. dear readers, our Ethiopians will give to night a concert a la Jullien." introducing their peculiar instrument-1, from a penny whistle, to tho large tin born. There will be some prime fun to-night a regular olla podrida." what Washington Irving would call not, however, so discordant as to frighten awny all that has harmony. Our Ethiopians with all their burlesque.

are real musicians, and can give goo 1 music as well as those of higher pretensions. Not the least attractive part will be an imitation of Jullien's prima donna, Madame Anna Zerr, by Mr. Collins. Smithsonian Benjamin's intended lecture of last night will be delivered to-night, as noticed in yesterday's From the high abilities of this gentleman, and his well earned popularity as a poet, and particularly as a satirist on the follies of the day. a rich intellectual treat may be anticipated.

Birthxigut anniversary of the i birth day of Washington, will be celebrated by the Mechanical Artillery of Alexandria, by I a ball to-morrow evening, at Sarepta Hall in that city. Every possible attempt is being made to "give eclat'' to the occasion, and all the respectable Societies of that city are represented by a committee of Managers. The ball will be opened with a grand dress parade. Waiting fob the of the members of the companies which were to receive the visiting company from Philadelphia upon its arrival here, have been waiting at the armories for news from their expected guests. Up to 12 o'clock the cars had not arrived.

Sorrell who was committed to jail some weeks since on suspicion of killing a man on the Potomac aqueduct. has been discharged by the Grand Jury the evidence not being sufficient to sustain an indictment. O'Neili. was arrested yesterday. for stealing a piece of calico from Egan A Son.

Justice Donn held her to bail for Court. Hotel John Wroe, a boy, was taken this morning in the act of offering silver spoons for sale. They were marked National Hotel, and are supposed to have stolen. He was sent to jail. Tii? Caps op thu Mr Monroe was President of the United States, the wings of the Capitol were repaired.

He having tho control ot that work, appointed a number of scientific and practical uion to examine the burnt building and report whai was necessary to be done. In that report they rejected the coinpflnite order of which were in the wings before they were burned, at the sugge.tion of Mr. Latrobc, the then architect of the Capitol, and also of Mr Andria, sculptor and carver, and adopted the Roman Corinthian order, which was the chosen order of Mr. Jefferson, and which he adopted for the college he had endowed in Virginia. The committee ought not to allow a change to be made in the order of the Caps without the opinion of disinterested architects, who are ca of explaining the difference of the onlers.

But a sample of both kinds of Caps are in the building, the attention of the committee is hereby respectfully invited to them, 'l'hey may be seen from the and no doubt, when they see them, and have them explained to them, they will, with the above named gentlemen agree, and hold on to the Roman Corinthian order. H. i ANNAPOLIS CORRESPONDENCE. Annapolis. Mn Feb.

19, 1854. Paisare of the Prohibitory Bill in the House of Disco The battle's nearly ended! The Prohibitory Bill had its third reading in the House on Saturday morning, and was passed by yeas and nays as follows: yeas 43; nays 23. At the announcement ef thi3 result the countenances of the Baltimore men were illumined with joy. and the greatest excitement pervaded the crowd in the gallery and lobby. Thus, the law, if passed by the Senate, will be submit ted to the people on the 1st Wednesday in November, and the Governor shall then order or suspend the enforoement of the law in May, '56, as may be determined by the majority.

Mr. Hagner, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported unfavorably upon the bill of Mr. McKaig. providing lor the lithographing of a map made out by the State illustrating the coal region of Alleghany county; also favorably upon the Senate bill employing an additional clerk to the Comptroller of the Treasury, at a salary of $700 rer apnum. Mr.

Wallace, from tho Committee on Clnimt. reported favorably upon the bill providing for the compensation of Hon. Heary May. for services rendered the State the cut of Robert Swan. Other than this, nothing of great moment transpired in either brakoh of the General Assembly.

Mr. Lamb and wife, of the Friends Society entertained a large and intelligent audience at the M. E. Church on last Friday night. Alternately they eloquently discoursed about the infinite mercies ot God.

and happily alluded to the pernicious effects of strong rinks and tobacco: earnestly beseeching their he and especially tfie young, to touoh not, taste not. handle not The auditory left doubtless much more enlightened than when they entered. The use of the Delegates' Hall has been granted to the State Rifles, of St. John's Collego. on the evening of the 22d inst.

An oration from one of the members will be delivered. Valet Yours, Ac Severn Mir To all wttox it mat ft thoiongh and practical Is bow of the Iron Form I dry and knowiag that I ran. and ileterm'uel that I wi.l giee satis action (both as regards price and quality of work) to all who may favor me wl'h or lers tor castijkw. I solicit the patronage of the public. Wm.

Smailwood, Hock Creek Poundry, Pa avenue, Georgetown, Washington. feb LYOft'ft KATHAlftOH. Fnr Preserving, Jiestoring, and lk the Hair, Is the meet delightful and wonderful article the world ever produced. Its astonihLiuj success without a precedent in the history of the Materia Mrilka. Dark and luxuriant curls, soft and glossy hair, with scores of a-imirers, (mark this ladies,) is the universal effect of the Kfthairon.

Bald and grey heads were perfectly astonished. "The Kathiiron fully restored my hair after a Lalduess of 12 years. A. J. CotnmitOHT, 76 Bond N.

The Kathairon is a certain cure fur Nervous li and all Cutaneous diseases. Sold by aU dealers everywhere. Try it. Price cents, in large bottlts. P.

S. LARNB8, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, N. Y. feb By Now it thk display of daguerreotypes at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave, dm. is truly magnificent.

The proprietor is doing a handsome business and hundreds ate with the aplendkl pictures they obtain there. Let it be duly remembered and patronized. Kowrprise with deserves support, and what is gratifying, always attains it. This accowts for tke success of ftomb's Gallery. Cameo Bsguerreotypes taken in all weothecs.

dee7? 1 Ti-i! AaoAcr ScW. to EovoiutionlfTrfexlco. XIX, Of the 24th ultimo, correspondence of the Count Raousset de Boulbon with in which the whole scheme for a revolution is laid down and argued. It is dated, however, as fxr back as October 27. The Count declares himself ready to exert himself as much as possible to overthrow the existing order of things in Mexico, and that the time for action had come.

The chief features of the scheme are the engaging of D. F. de la Vega, of Sinaloa. to lead the revolution, and the organising of some 1,000 or 1,600 Frenchmen in California, who are to invade the territory in support of a proniinciamento proclaiming the restoration of the fedoral system and the sovereignty of the Slates. The ambition of La Vega, and the vengeance he is said to have to gratify in consequence of his treatment by Santa Anna on a former occasion, the Count holds up as sure to be found sufficient to induce him to take part in the movement.

The populations of Sinaloa, Sonora, Chihuahua, Guadalajara and Durango, were the points to be acted on; and The papulation was said to be sure to rise in support of the movement. Men, arms, money and vessels are represented as being at ready and abundant at command. The Siglio of the 2d publishes correspondence between Senor iionilla, the Mexican Minister for Foreign Cripps, interim Charge Affaires for the United States at Mexico, on the subject of the expedition against Lower California and Sonora. COL. PftEMOST.

in another Exploring Expedition to the Padtic. C. S. Emerson has long been engaged HALD HEADS, and has at lfngth brought before the Public a Compound, which is a jWar. Curb FOR and to prevent Hair nvm rallicg, which thousands whb have used will tertify.

8ce Circulars, to Ik- bad of the giviog particulars. in Bottles. ijolinyall Druggists in ttashiniton and Georgetown c. 7 5. OILMAN, for Mashmgtou and surrounding country C.

E. FTSfll-ru CO. Proprietors, No. 47 Superior Street, Cleveland, O. hi MirrR0P0L "AifQ allir cannot too k1' tj the notice of onr readers the beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by MessrAdams A Dunshee, successors to Thompson Tfcev are practical Da-uerreotypists and fully understand the business which is evident from an inspection of their productions.

They give to their an easy natural position, the right tone of complexion harmonixe the luhts, manage the reflections, soften the shadows, and in tact give you a Daguerreotype which cannot be equalled in this city, in proof of which thsy will be hanpy to make a picture of any of exptmut. who weuld lifte to test their skill in comparison with rival establishments. Itemember the "Metropolitan Gallery," fi rrnerlv Thompson's, Pa. avenne, bet and 6th sts. WI TW0 waa the qoes.ion which Mr.

Wheatstone entrapped nature new theory of vision. In June, iS38, Prof! hkatstoxe detailed the true theory of binocular vision, together with a deseripviou an diagram of bis illustrative apparatus, which he first ealled tfca S-ERroscorz, (after two Greek words, meaning Solids, I Wr which, 1810 the M'ded- Its practical hll kL Until ver7 recently it nas been applied to Daguerreotypes. has introduced some valuable improvements in the and In the coloring, they supersede anything have yet We advise all who have not seen them to call at his Gal? half street" DUT8J1 4 near 8f Noa? Walker A Co's Marble Hull Clothing Emporium, is as aud varied at Present, asi in the early part of the season. and Bafgans, in fashionable Iteady Made Clothing and furnishing goods should give them a call before purchasing Th-ir goodsare manufactured by themsel yes and purchasers may rely on a good fit. They are closing out their extrusive assortment at greatly red need nrices.

af they must all bo diapered of in time for the cotnlutr jriMn: Citizens, stTiUigera, and Visitors, eall on them if you would save money. jan Bty'e of IHtCTerreotypcs, on Paper and strangers and cititens are invited tocall and Rmak neW 01 made at Hoot A Co Gallery, Pa. Avenue, 7th street. Admittance fraa. Ifi" tbe door, tlie remedy whkh wuul have saved if administered in time, mm-s oo late.

Do not trifle wi'h disease. Kely upon it, tliat when the stomach not diirest tuntness and lassitude pervade the the sleep is disturbed, the appetite feeble, the mind lethargic the nerves unnaturally sensitive, and the npoa it, that when these symp. p07Tt of yiuUtf are filing, aha that, unless the mischief is promptly checked shortened as well as nideril maf of greater tiian was eTar before accuaiuUted in favor of one remedy, that Uuwtiand German iiitters, prepared by Dr. Jackson, Philadelphia, will immediately abate, and in the end, entirely remove all of these disorders surely Ma mathematical process will solve a w''l endure the agony, and the rink of hfe, with health and safety within reach for sale by Druggists everywhere. TriE GREATEST ARTICLB YET PR0DCCED.

Rng Spalding's celebrated highest premium Cythere r1 I composed of Kostmary and Castor Oil, for beautifying, embellishing, the hair. fi.niJt se.uts oaly' all opporo JT ,8 'f8 Vlrtuea ot a trifling expense. Chemist and Druggist, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, Manufacturer of and Principal Depot for Oilman's "Hir Dje'thfe 6681 Ualf fye Alao, dealer In every popular Medicine of the day. 2R1ATjCF.W! Editor? of of say cfne Spanish Mixture is no quack lB their press room who was afflicted with violent mercurial rheumatism, who was and loinu in his back, limbs his eyes had become feverish and mattery, neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symptoms of rtieumatism. combined with scrofula.

Two botUesofCarter's Spanish Mixture cured him, aud in an editorial notice as above, they bear testimony to its wonderful effects, and say their only regret is that all suffering diseases ot the blood are not of the existence of such a medicine Thev cheerfully recommend it. auJ notice in full round the Joe Shtllington receives all the Nxw Newspapers ux flisr as published. He Per's and all the oilier Magazuu iw lv DIED. at lhc of J. c.

KivtB, near Washington city, of chronic in th? VoUNG, in his 49th Havt? AVpG been formed on the 1st by the subscribers, for the purpose of conducting the i aiioring business in all its various branches iu this invite all who wish to chase or have made oats. Vests, or of the newest and most fashionable style, to call at hl new huildiug, and Pennsylvania avenue who plecge th-mselres to strive earnestly, and doubt not sue. issfully, to gratify the taste of thHmTfwS J. II. THOMPSON, .1 A-8- CAUNEB, Late of New York.

SELLING OFF! ADAMli UEINTZEN, at the NEW YORK AND VAKlh'f STOKE, aTv.nuS' fcth and 9th streeto, i "V1 ose iier buainefs before the offerf? very cheap. Hhe Embroidery and Draiding Patterns; Canvnss; Tapestry and Zephyr Worsted; and Phinh Clieniih; Tinsel and bilk Cord; Purse Trimmings; commenced and finished Worsted aad Chenille Etubroideries; Crochct Cotton; Ribl ous. CaPs and Head Dresser; Batiu and Kid Slippers; Purses; Bags Lamp Mats; BoJk i ancy Buttons-; Toy sand Candy, 1c, Ac. a7.1,0Tr(kr8 in Wnds ot FANCi nOlik. I drawn on any materia) The public, especially the ladies, are invited to call soon.

Storekeepers will do weU tosacure Uireains fcb NKW BhlTE BOOK, an Official Biennial Reg iiterof ail officers and agents of the United States, with their locations, Ac. Price and post age, prepaid, 80 e-nts to any part of the country For sale in Washington at J' TAYLOR ft MAURY'! feb Bookstore, near 9th street. A large atork of Blaiketi from nr. soma extra YKUBY, TEBrtS A YKRHv! rtre and avenae. BIRTHNIGHT BALL.

The "WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY" take pleasure in announcing to their friends and generally their annual BALL WUJ be held at Carud's Saloon, on WEDNESDAY, February 22d, and they assure ali who may honor them with their presence on the occasion that nothing shall be left undone on the part of the Company to makn it an evening of pleasure and gratification. Supper and refreshments serred up by a compe tent caterer. A superior Cotillon Band has bean engaged for the orcasion. TWO DOLLARS-to be had of J. a Warner, Georgetown; W.

B. Bdtt, corner Pa. avenue and 12th street; J. R. Power, corner La.

avenue and 7th J. corner Pennsylvania arenue and street, and at the door on the evening of the Ball. MANAGERS: i Capt Carringtoa, Capt Joseph B. Tate, no Tucker, Lieut Wm Clark, Lieut Jas Keller. F1 Richey, Surgeon Butt, Q.

M'r Morcoe, Ensign Jno Mead, Sergeant Power, Sergeant 0 Warner, Sergeant Beers, Samuel 11 Warner. Wm Dalton, Duvall, Tbos Luxen, Payne, Jos Mitche.L TTSparow, Kerr, Rice, I Mudd, wm Spaldinor. Henry Fisher, Lemuel Willlama, McCarthy, Wm 8 Martin, Thomas Williams, Henry fage, Chas Nelson, Rrr.sdb.-ck, Alexander Clements, Mickuin, Jas Phelps, Wm Fanning, Geo Snia ilwood, Dani, Samuel Butt, Geo ChauiberlAin, ChasKlotnan, John Martiu, Isaac Beers, jr James Coleman, Jno McNamee, Joseph Marceron, Thomas McGraw, A Hatc jr Dnbant, Charles II Payne, George Becker, John Hutchinson, Thomas Harvey, Joseph Stanley, Robert Blrnio, Jno Pic, Benter. John Miller, John Judge, James Martin, DoSaules, James Duerity, Robert Dove, Augustus Clarke. Massoletti, A Yeatman, Wm Bergman, Ivarl Bergman, Wm Kronour, Kffil, Jacob Roman, Thos McUuzhlin, Herman Menze, Tucker, Mr Feilds, A Martin, Redbird, Bergman, Gicger, jne n0Ugh.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Capt Carrinpton, Ensien Meade, Lieutenant Kelly, Sergeant Rlchey, Henry Sage. feb2-td I. F. MUDD, Treasurer.

eirthxighFball. THE MECHANICAL AETILLEEY RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of Alexandria and its vicin ty that they will give a GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC, AND FANCY BALL. On the evening thp 22d of FKBRUARY. AT SAREPTA HALL. As this Ball will he given for the purpose of celebrating the Birth day of Washington, in the same style that it whs in former days, when the Father of his Country was wont to honor and enliven the evening with his presence, gentlemen selected as managers from the different Associations, are re Bpcctfully solicited to attend parly in the eveninr insist in the reception of the large number of visiters that will be present on that occasion.

pledge themselves on their part, that no expenm shall be wauting to make this the BALL of the season. Lloyd Williams' celebrated Cotillon Music (full band; will be engagi for that occasion. HACKS will convey Ladies to and from the BALL. The BALL will be opened with a grand Dress Parade. Tickets TWO be had from the mangers and at the Door.

Managers. Co! 8 Kin- Pliay, Lieut 3 IT Dev.nugn, Lt Col Thomas, KB Powell, Maior George Plain, CD Rndd, Capt Piumuier, Wm Smith, Gwo CC aig, Ashby, Smoot, Wm Davis. I'rettyman, Hugh Latham, On the part of (he Firemen Wash Bodkin, John Boutz, AsaOMcCcrmiok. Thomas Rudd, Brockeft, pmooft A Wallace Masters, Cuthbert Powell, Isaac Entwistle, Swain. Ft'cdemUy.

Johnston, Sydney Black look, John A Miinn, Robert Cawood. The I. O. O. Padgett, Prettymar, ltcvil.

Collinswofth. The tied Men. Jas Atkinson, A .1 Joseph Williams, Jas Fadeley. Tke T. O.

V. B. Lewis Herring, Renry Field, Samuel Miller, Stephen Field. Tltt li. V.

C. A. Gever, Robinsou, II McCafforty, A Washington Club. Frederick Baker, Thomas Warring. Hand-in-Hand Club.

John Stephens, Walter Johnson. Fairfax Mystic Fraternity. Richardson, Wm Dulany. Independent but Smith, Henry Blondhaem. Hibernian Society.

Douglass, II McLaughlin, St. Andrews' Society. Jamiesou, Jr.hn McKenzie. SangerbunU Society. Pllueger, Fixill.

On the part of the Hon John Muir, Bro kett, Lawrence Taylor, Robert I Tavlor, Edgar Suowden, John Taylor, Jos Laches, Rudolph Massay, i Charles Stuart, Lester Lioyd, Chxrles Castleman, II Dorse v. feb TIIE COMING STRUGGLE. THE OOMIAG STKUUGLE among the nations of the Earth on the Political Events of the next Fiileeu ears, described in accordance with Prophesies in Ezekiel, Daniel, and the Apocalypse. Reprint from the Sixtieth Thousand London TAYLOR MAURY'S feb Bookstore, near 9th st. the popular Sheet Mudc of the day, for sale at W1AIER 0th st.

feb SHIET8 ASD COLLAES. BYRON Collars, new Style. with and without collars, just received at BIllGE'S, feb tf Willards' Hotel. HONEY, OLD WINDSOR, Sassafras, and other Toilet Soajis, at reduced prices, at feb WIMER'S, 6th st. PEEMIUM PIAJTOS have just opened one of Grovrston 4 Co't celebrated premium Piano Fortes.

These celebrated manufacturers have just received the three Kiyhcst premiums for Pianos exhibited at the New decided assurance 01 their superiority. 40 and judge for themselves, at the Music Depot of III LRUS A IIITZ. feb SECOND HAND CIIICR'ERING sec ond baud Piano made by Jona Chickerina ol for sale low at the Music Depot ol teb 3-tf HILBUS A HITZ. I SPEING FASHIONS FOE 1854. BEEBIfi'S SPRING STYLE HATS, a beautiful article just received and for tale at MAGUIRE'8, Pa.

avenue 2 doors below street. Also, a general assortment of CAPS of every description at greatly reduced prices. Thopo in want will do well by calling at MAGL'IKK'S. feb COTTAGE CHAMBEE FUENITUEE. just received at my Furniture 7Lil Exchange 10 setts of the aliove Furniture, of yarioua patterns and style considerable addition to my stock of PARLoa Furniture, To which the attention of purchasers is feb N.

M. McGREGOR. (Intelligencer) DRESS are now prepared to make Shirts of thrt best quality and the gruatest vartetT of klyles, warranting them to fit in all cases, and in a manner not to be mrpasted by any other establishment in the city. The most fashionable styles of C'llar, either rolling or standing, on baud, or to order. French Risbauds, detached from the shirt, and Gull Bullous can be had at HOPKINS'S New Gents Fu.nishine Store, a bat.

Browns' and Nat. Hotels. feb NOTICE FOE GENTLEMEN. have opened this dav an invoice of SLfifiVK BUTTONS and STUDS, of the latest fashious, embracing Diamonds, BwMes. IVarls, Carbuncle, Stone Cameos, Lavas.

Gold Enamelled, Engraved and 1 lain, we offer for sale at low prices. WARRINER 8KMKEN, Pa. av. between Wh 10th sts. ICD OTICK subscriber rospectfally i.

I forms 41)511 will, continue the BOGKBINplNU BLHlNEitf, as heretofore conducted by late husband, on street, between Mb and 10th streets. She has engaged competent aasisunts tbr thispupiow. ADELINE SERGEANT, feb WANTS. "Wants" and Iwm or leas, for each insertion, 35 cents; cadi additional line 5 cents. A BIT DT'n 17 hrick HOUSE, between 10th and Uvh and Panusylvania and New Any ODe having susli a house that will be vacant by the 1st of April next will ar of a good tenant by addressing or to BOPMNOT.

SCHOOLPRAPT A CO Real Etviate and General Agnuts, street, between 12th and 13th street? feb WA8ITKD-A rocvl tempered Cfctbolic GIRL, who his been accustomed to, and is fond of children, and wh-? would he willing to raske herself eenerally useful. Suih a nerton wiM find a home by applying on fouth ride, between and ats. feh WANT ED To small frama or brlek HOUSE, or part of a house. either forni-bed or unfurnished, in a respectabl- neighborhood. Potsession wanted or bo the 1st of April next.

Apply immediately tn BOUDINOT SCHOOLCRAFT Rea' Estate and General Agents, street, between 12th and 13'h feb NURSE capable of taking care of TT a ynane ebild want-nl. Application to 1 made to '-M," at this office. 20- DRY GOODS SALESMAN wish to engage a firft Salesman. To one that can come well recommended a permanent rituativu rind a liberal salary will be given. MAXWELL, SKARS COLLF.Y, Seventh street, near the Avenue House.

WANTS all times in the market buying PLAVBS, pay iBg tlie highest cash prices. baving for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Baltimore, (Slatter's old bland.) Slaves taken on board at 25 cents per day. feb B. M. W.

L. CAMPBELL. LOST AND FOUND. I Mi Saturday, between the of 2 and 4, on Pa. avenue, between 14th street and the Caritol, or on 14th street, be-ween and Ftrinrt, a lsrifo French embroidered COLLAB, with five deep points, trimmed with nam? Valenciennes lace.

Any pewca finding the will receive suitable reward on leaving it at the office ot Ilulel. feb DOG JLOSf? REWAhD A in-e black New Foumllhnd DOG, with white breast and bushy tail, white "on the end of bis tail uuj.a portion of bit to tlie name of i'UO. The person who called at Iiisley's Yarit te on la-t Saturday with dog bearing this on will please call when be will reoeive the a't-ove reward if the fi the one Lst by the advertiser. feb Saturday last, tlie lS.h in. tact.

a PORTE MONXAIE containing about there were bills to the amount of $100, the in gold nnd silver. Amongst the tills there was a note on the North Western Bank, Wheeling. A a. The tiudcr will be liberal'y rewr.rd-d by leaving it at the Slar cflice fell I Georgetown, on Frirtny evening tween the residence of S. Cropley, Bridge Ureet, and the Bookstore ef Thomas, on Hi; itn-et.

a large gold lever WATCH. The finder will ricaive a suitable reward from DU. O. M. LINTHICUM, fea Georgetown.

FOR SALE AND RENT. RENT OR very desirable of 15 acres of LAND, situate 1 on the eist ride of the Eastern branch opposite the Congressional Bur nl Ground, and about 3 miles from the Centre Mark. t. Bail place has a comfortable two story house on it. a fine orchard.

For particulars lnqui-e if JOHN J. RUBf.NSGN, north A street, next dcor to 2nd street, Cai.itol Hill. f-b 'pO superior two story and attic brick 1 HOUSE on street Uvitli, 15th and 10th streets, wiih coach house, large yard with nn exceiluiitpuaiu of watef, part of furniture is for sale, and ini.iiPtiiate'y if required. Apply on the premises or of A. BORLAND, neit feb 13 young, healthy, and uuinarrud negra WOMAN, for life; she is a good plain cook, washer, ar.d ironer.

A limine iu this District pieferred. Alfo, wanted to hire a BOT, of t'ood dispr sitian, suitable us a itrvant. to It KEN SCOTT, Auction and feb ALU ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE in Fairfax county, have snie three tracts of laud in Fairfax county, one tract contninIng C4 acres; another uf a.rej?. known the iiorncstead, witn tiie buildings and improvements tborti-n; aud the third cutitainiaz about acres, hcing the tract to the west adjoiuing the Homestead- '1 lie above is valusWe land, knowu us psrt of the Estate of the late John H. Terrett.

It is situated about 7 miles frori Washington, and fivr fom Alexandria, between the Little Hirer nnd Cniumtjia Tttrnjiikes, near the Turnpike i liate. li'jiiling frfiin the CouTt houte. The whole or a portion can be bought chrap. Terms, which nr? easy, nnd all partimlars will be made known on application to BOUDINOT, SCIl'X)LCRAFT Rea! Estate and General Agents, North Bid of between 12th and 13th feb WHshington, Store room, now occupied by C. G.

Klupfer, opposite Brown's Hotel. Possession given on the 11th day of March next. Enquire of B. L. JACKSON BROTHER, feb FOR SALE, CHEAP-A tnrnlug hATHK, with Tools complete.

Apply to E. K. LUNDlf, Bridge street, between Congress and High, G-or -e town. "feb QPLENDIU WAREHOUSE For Rent The specious brown stone building. 25 ft front, 127 feet deep, and four stories lugb, with tim- dry cellar, recently erected, on the scutb side of Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the Notional Hotel, is now ready for occupancy.

The building is constructed iu thu most substantial manner, iu modern style, and is so arranged that ti.ch story may be occupied separately. The loCntiou is onn of the very best iu the city for business, ajid the character of the building, its eleva'ed stories, makes it peculiarly desirable as a Furniture Eitablialuuent or Wholesale Grocery. It will be rented separately or entire. Apply to M.O.EMERY, or J. C.

McKELDEN, street north, bet. 6th and 7 th west, jan 1 1L1UING variety of city ing LOTS for sale on accommodating terms. Also, Appiy to MYERLE WEBB, Real Estate Agents, few doors east of National Hotel. jan 1 1 1 1 FOR REN two three-story WAREHOUSES on 9th street, opposite the west nd of Centre Market, at 1 resent occupied S. J.

Radcitff. Poiaession to boh.dontbe 1st April neat. For terms apply to John H. Semines A n-xt door. MURRAY SEMMES.

feb BETTVEHTJE FOB SALE. rpHE best Farm of its acres, towbkb 1 70 more wiil Le added.if desired.) in Fairfax county, whether as regards health, natural fertility, state of improvement, locality, in tcctssibiiity to markets, of wood and purest water theie is plenty, buildings only tolerable, schools and churches convenient, society very good and rapidly increasing. For further particulars enquire of Tbos. R. Lr.ve, Fairfax Court House, or to the tubscriber, adjoining the TIIOS.

AP C. JONES, jan (Tnt) U. S. N. iN de Panclen Hon.

XV iteur, senile histoire authentiqu? et iaalteree de la Revolution Francaise, depusis la reunion due Etats Generauxjusqu au Consalat, 17SP to 1709. avts; des notes explicatives. 31 vols, and 1 vol. of Introduction. Paris, 1850, Imported, a single copyonly, by FRANCE TA YLOR.

feb 13 OFFICE Or THE SOL'THTRN ACtLEEEi" BaXE, Februu ly THE ma.le an itb the Banking nouse of Sweeny, Bettor Co. for the redemption of the Bills of this Hank when presented for payment. C. W. PUTtCELL.

feb President. $10,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS. PAIR of Slippers. Stockings, and Olorws all for f-0 cents: black Silk 60 cent? a yatd; Car 12 cents; Bonnets 25 2S Chcmisetts 25; Check 0 cents; Calico 5 cents; Gloves 3 cts. Under whirls 37; Embroi deml blast us 4 cents, 4c.

Also, 1-adies' Gum Sandals 62; Slippers G7; Gaiters 75; Mens Boots J.1 50; Chiiireu's 26; Umbrellas 37 ceuta, kc. Qome to the Great Cbcnp Cash Store for corner of 7th and I Northern Liberties, jan T. BROWN. LAW RAWLE on CovenauU iktf Title, new edition, one volume Coke upon Butler and, Harpmvr's Notes vols, new tiLtion -j- Byles on Bills, 1 vol, new edition Hill on Trustees, do do Pothier on Obligation, 2 do do ftory's Equity Jurisprudence, do do For sale by FKANCK TAYLOR, feb tf PRETTY YALE9IT1AUI I WIM EE'S Stationery and Huuo Store, 6th sUwe( rear avenue. large stock of Valentines, embracing every variety of style end ot pr.ee.

Just recHved nt TAYLOR MAUUVS Bookstore, near ytil sf. AUCTION SALES. ORKSI SCOTT, Auctioneers. It AHOOANY BOARDS. PLANK, VENEERS, Ac.

l'JL Auction TflPRJDAY, th? 23d inrt at 1 p. we at our Warehouse on s'reet, Mfs-curi and Pennsylvania avenues. and three thousaad'feet of Mahogany Plank. viz 7 8 and Boar-Is. 8, 2, Plaak tf ecr? Terms All e.v'h; over a credit of ard ninety days.

for bearing interest. GREEN SCOTT, feb Anetfonprg. By GKKLN SCOTT, BUILD-XG OT AT I On WEDNESDAY, thelMd lul at 4 o'cloct p. in fn-ut of tfce bcihlimt Lot, fdtua.ed on ft 1 cerner ot (the Ban wi 1 the spot) it being part of No 11, in Kii. Term? ca h.

GREEN A SCJTT, feb By E. S. WRIGHT; Ueorgrlowii. "VTEW ORLEANS AN1) MOLAS-K? AT WEDNESDAY the 22 1 in stant, at 12 o'rtoek, on an I A. Tf.

whtrf. Georgetown, lue of the barque Su an, collating of? 390 prime Sugar, part ilarifi. tlO bbls. clioicj e. s.

WRisnr. feb By C. McGUIllK, Auctioneer. OF Brandies, subscriber, by of a deed of from D-oj. MeGrsw and Geo fl -larc' will offer for sale.

public auction. on TUESD AY, the of 'bruary, at the ftiw on the co-rucr of Pennsylvania uvenne anl ail the wnr fixtures and stock in trele the fad stm! Jacobs, consisting of a selection cf Groceries. Wines, Brandies 4c. Also, na Horse. Wac-n.

sod llr.rce#. I Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. All sums nndit over I under $1C0 sixty d-tys; over flOO i inety days, for 1 approved ei.dred paper, hewing interest. RICHARD WALLACH. Trnstoe.

J. C. MoGUIKK, frb 17 Auci tnwer. 1 ave a and ax ortiuetit of suf-ericr at ail pries, ade iu the bt-i-l uiatiuei and warranted to Also, and Crsvsts Scarfs, Tiei, liandk'fii. Aa.

WALL. k. STICPSEN'S, PennsL avtnae. ntxt dow Iron Ilall. feb 3.

B. BEALL CARPENTERS ANO BUILDERS, 1 3 Street, BETWEEN AND STREETS. ISLAND. fell PEERYAN PATENT PENS. BLANK lukstands; EnTrli cf every varicic, penknives, porta luoncsit V-.

brushes, folders, blue. biacK, and Iukf. ii.dtlli| ble ink, Oreen's pencil eraser, slates, drawing eiis, metallic memorandum blottit-f card of all kinds. Aivtsspwvl r.n luofrtment of PHSET MUSIC I can be found iu the District. Persons in wautof a bo.k of popular c-t make a selection on a'-cominc-dating tfrui? at WIMER'g, Sixth street, near Louisiana jan Metropolitan Gallery.

proprietors having pnrcLasc-d the al' taL'iicbment wmsid iuvite the of t' citizens of t.inl vieictty to specimens at their photcgri.fihie st.i wi ich bate excited the aSmlrr.tion of aii who hnr ard which by arli-U tr be if by anything ueret.for in the art. Miuiatures iii en err r-ty le e-jun'ly as veil cloudy as I ir weather. Efpocia! attention is solicited to onr style colored A I'UNSlilMt. jan NEW SPRING GOODS. subscriber taken ihe e.in:ci store iti the First srd.

i-ucrly l.y Jr hu V. t.Hibam A hare return from the witli t-plepdid of staple aud fiiicy GOODS, to vLleL the special of pun We have purcbasel cur vmj low, aul we arctio sell burg, iii? G. T. MASfEY A Corner Pa. avenue 19th First Ward.

10? fpUE k.STKlLV VELKUUA PII Co. have removed iheir oBice to Hotel, Priinsylvuiia avi uue. near ocrti.r street. The Roomsoccuj Stoi? are for reaL For inquire i the Wiatrrn Tekgrnph Office. Jan a ti FAMILY CROCKUIKS, H.

VCES, To o. i vi. Dealer 1st all kinds of (Jrocrrifs, Flour, iVas, Liquors, kc. (htmr of lW'i jr armae, 01TI.D ffinst respectfully call the ol YV his friends ami the tuii'ic to his well selected stock of Fre-h Family Having had several years in the business, he is enabled to offer his on teTUs as w.ll give entire satisfaction to the And in view of increasing hu business, he pur chased an uru-uslly larire tock. at-d be i- hnpjiy say that is such a stock Tvill cfy competi iua fi-r quality and cheapness.

A11 ho is a call belore purehi.so elsewhere, snd he will convince ycu I that yon will save money by so doing. feb FHOM STRATFOKD-(iN-AVONv? (rom th Orchard." and "Exotic Itirds." The.ve beautifully iilumi Pooka, with choice ol' the SitaudarU end other iu elegant and tasteful bindixsrs. Just received at TAYLOR A MAURY'S JJookstore, dec iiear Ptb strict ST'EflAb AOTlCJhi. pusoii- indebteu to the suhscrih. are respectfully to settle their pe? "ts by ossb or t' previous to tiie 1st of 2daxch next; all suca as have cla.mt against are requested to lit tUe Sai.es lor u( as it ib ntccA-avy to dose mv pie-t-ut aiaxnunts no entering upou other arrangements to ta.ve elt'ect from Laid alter that date.

L. N. STRATT0N, feb Au. tiom er. FOB bIGN AND AMEBICAN KUSIC.

MRS. G. AN DRRsON has just rec, ived au invoice of Foreign Music, ceici tious fiCB ftvn. ihe be authors, huue -oi-ga. j.ietes waltzes, Ac.

Oar.oe on lb? Ohio; Wer't Thou to Speak Farewell; liappv liui.ts men's Song: When the World s51.eping; hood I Dallied; Then Fly with Me: The liiautou Polka; Captain Charlotte's Polka; Good fur Nothii Polka; Blind Boy's many otlie ongs and pieces, blank minds niuaij paper and guiUur fixings of ihe best quality. Belween lllh and 12th Streets, Penna. av. fch Glf.MTLEHEX'S Traveling Shawb We have now on hand? 45 heavy superior aveling Winch we will low for c.iji. YEUBY', TEBB" 4 Y'ERBY, Ccrner of 7th street and Term, avenae SILKS, SILKS, SILKS! have on hand asp'ewtv'.

assortment of SILKS. consisting in part of. v.z; 10 p's 24 inc': es wide I ink oult Sole, at $1.25 10 do do Whi'e do do 10 do do B.ue do do 20 do do Tan, Blue, Brown, and other colors, tt $1 and upVarde 1' 00 yards small checkered Sillts, at 1500 yards Broc Silks, at $1 Black Silks ol various kinds French Merinos and French Je LaU es very cheap Great bargains to be had iu C'oaks, Mantillas, enc St awls Alpacas au 1 all qualities A tull assortment of Stapla Gc-od? of oil kinds 1'urc! will do well to give us a buying elsewhere. llALb feb 1)ARAMETTA CLOTIIS AKi) KS1 2t0 pieces varv cheap. YERbY, YEKBY, of 7th street aud Pa.

Grace gukkkwoou's toir in Europe- lisps and Michaps of a Tour in Europe, by G.ao Just received TAYLOR A MAURY'S jan Bookstore, near Wh ft. )UOWSi E'JJ the ahov 1) celebrated douLle-uciiou liar caii be fol three days at our Music Depot. AU el pur will therefore please call luimediatelv. lULurS i DITZ. Papier Mache ArcSiltectnral Duo.

railnns. attention of Architecu, Builders, and liOien I is iuvited to tills ww mafsrial, whielt used at thfi ilorth ior oii and For lieauty of TudMfriwni Jumbility It is to carved wood, and is much er aud iu every way to plaster. an prepared to fill Orders upon the shortest aofice the oiauttlactcry prices. ADAMS A UASk.IN.-t, Agents for Boaton Tapi' Mai he Cia, Pa. avenue, n.

side, betwe en lUth and 11th Jan S0DAWATEB! SODA WAT EE! BUTT'S SUPERIOR F0DA WATER nji be ol tair.ed during the winter as well aa iununet. the bast of Syrups. feb Cor. Pa: st. Cloth, Hair, ina-, Neil junt reoeivciTat BlUiE'A "jsnsr-tr wnuid's u.vi ThLUJKAPIlIC.

nctsr; rcorixi; telecmib. EXTSESflY IOE EVEKDtG ST Alt. The Storm Mmn All Tivvekng cltati laTarrupUd Dapth of Stow, IvM.TiiiOUK, b.21.?Thesnow storm. tile deepest which lias Ueu for many interrupts of convej except, ilic and some of the lines are uul working. No uiaiU have arrived or fivtii Ba.tauiore since noon yesterday.

'Ilic snow is now ttu iiichcs deep a Wvel; and iu sonic it Lao drilled live feet hut llu- warm will soon melt it away, the ground not being frozen. Sevejal tn ins of ears are detained between Baltimore. Philadelphia and Sew York. Nothing has been done in the Baltimore market to-day. All is unsettled.

and it is impossible to give prices. The merchants are waiting for their unable proceed with business until the arrival ol the mails. The jingle, jingle of the merry shigh bells are htaru ou every street, and pleasure-seek uig of ladies and gentlemen arc seen in the sleighs mailing in all diiectious. The 31 o'clock train fiom Washington of yesterday afieiuoou arrived at 11 o'clock this morning, having been IK hours en route from Washington. Itev.

Dr. Jchnt very IU. Baltimore, Feb. 21.1 P. Rev.

Dr. Johns, Episcopal Clergyman of Christ Church, in this city, is extremely ill. He is scarcely expected to recover. His disease is inflammation of the bowels. Snow Btomi in other te.

Baltimore, Feb. snow storm in New York, Boston, "Wheeling, Pittsburg, Buffalo and other cities has been very severe. The depth of snow, ranging from 12 inches to 6 feet. All the mail cars in every direction been intern upted. The Philadelphia train has not yet arrived at Baltimore.

It has on board the Washington Business everywhere is giving place to sleighing and fi-olicking. New York New York, Feb. 21, 1 p. Flour State I ru da Southern. a Wheat dull.

Corn: sales of bushels of at yellow at 93 cts. Cotton tirin. Stocks quiet and unchanged. Elodoard'i mid AVIVI canHamilton F. II 1 in the tothv public.

and 10th sal sts health re-established, he is devote Kpe to the of wouiea ni.d children. jiin 1 ti? KOIt VAT.ENTIXKS:?Where you tan ffet th- ui of till i nttems, sires, colors. sentiment. hwuur. Ac.

ac. Ilft.wtiful kWvcr, gilt, and CAKI'S. ENNET. )KES, raving five for a two rind three d.llar Valentine, uil othr quulith-s in ar.d ejnniine th? ui. No for locking at them.

Cth street, one square from En. fel. I FABJu loE SALE. WILL sell the Mlepab Fun for Tt if t.i| in r- coosty. nit miles Washington an miles from vi'le Station It ruatilbi 112 or well tim'-eied, bu? a fr birn on it; tie tioosi1 and other nre the is I OchJ, a road to it Ircrn Or Chi; ch R.

1.1 Appiy to the ai.d strw-t norta. W.H. BLKN'llAM. fr'i HA It ZI TV for Ft ot an Artrra, by Mm Mowatt tCwiii, by Solou iu- Al' tb? notr IJ received er soon pnlilihrd a iid lor mle at JOU fclilt.LlN'uTON'S Bookdtore, IV. ave.

Odeon fefc 1 T. G. FOLD'S Leather rmporluui and Slioc Store. on hand iee of the first qtkiUly of bud KNuLIbU .1 ust ivej 250 of Ppa.nisU Sole which he odera at the lowest mark.t>t price. Ai thic day.

two of Fret.r-h Calf O. feb 7 nwtr the 1'atorf Oliice. Hlill ISII SAW LISTS lor Janaary, 1 S54. Army tor do. Who's Who in liiiitii ou 1 vvl, Lrndou.

18o3 Mather on Coal Min.s, 1 rol, Iy iidf of Oreation. edition, many 1 vol, John-sou's Puttiafoe's liauua', 1 vol. Lor.don, 1SSG 1 Loa 1So3 tolitiml of AnrienU: ou U.I- Law and I'raeJoe oivVrllatiient; All'Uf loD L-w? of C.reut Beerroft's Iron Trad' Vainb lav ot Mines and Minerals; Wouley'a deaariptiTe Ueometry, apl lied to Suip liu.iding. TAYLOR. TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT! Iinpuriaut to the of Incton.

MAGE DEE'S, strttl, Ivuo dvc-t qf I IN oriler to mike ro for Spring cummt in es thi? day of February until the loth of irt to run entire etoek Uooda 15 per cent l-elow the regular price, for He weuid nvite and ar. to pive him a ca 1, ta see what tLeie is to He hiui urticles to hil au i nt ail prices, to wit: dark 1Prints 1 now. offt-r at 10 beaatiful and fine ixslainf at ccutf, pru-c Lerfctofore colored Alpacas, al cts 8oine ttS OenU wltb'all kin Is ef -taple at exiraoriinary low prices. LOGTc" AND SUOfiS. One of the st.x-k? in city now offered tbe to Wit: A lot of Ladies Morocco Buots.

good quality, 87 cte. Good Gaiters tor lU) A lot of old m-d taeu's Shoes f-Octs. Do do do Iioois With unusually larjje stork ol every klud of toots anl whi uiu-t l- bold at prioe, room for Spring F. M. MAGKt'bRK, 7th street, two dAors btiow Dwrsey's Hotel, fob NOT1CK of the itiuoval of tlie Land Oflfe frrui Bramxa to Elba Iu Aujsuia.

Unfier authority of an Aet OtifitH, enlitl- Act in Die wtwn of Land Ufflcef," approved March 3. 1S53, i' hereby declared and mti'le lrno I bat the Land Ofllee for the the sale of public lands district, Alabama, wiil ri moved from the town of Spakta, itft present hwiirn, Li.ua, in county, in dute, tbe dayV April next. tiiven undrr my ut th? Cily of Waidiiugton, 14tli dav of A. 1). 1864.

li) tbe RAN KLIN FILKCF. JOHN Comsnlstiooer Oeoeral and Office. feb Uiatted Patent Offlet, WitbiDKtm, Kvbruary 1C, 1864. the peutiouof F. U.

Motst, 1'uUgh Sflr To-k, VaTing for the cxtensiou ot a hwut jfranW-1 to him on tbe of June. lHlo. for iaiprvvHiBent in mod? of communicating iatormnti 1y thf iipihcuUoti foe the expiration of pat-nt, tfctes place on the 2eth day of June, lb-j4? 11 if crfi red that the stjd t-tition heard at th? at en lav, the day of May next, nt 12 o'clock ull pei are to appear and t-hnw cause, if any have, wby said peti owrht not to be i-rante opposing eatenston are required to We in tUe Potent Glfic-: their specially aet wrtli in writirifr. twenty dayn Wf r- the b-actiur; all fli 4 in. v.

nr B-aitiur all fll by either to Lhe i-aid hearuty muM. taken and trail' mht-U iu accordance with the rules of the lAor, vHll be on also, that thia Mtice be published in the Union, and hwniup Mar. V. U. VhliHdeiphli, Pau Feien'ffc Amnrlenn, Ne? Ma? and CmeinaU.

Ohio, nee a wtel three sutcestiv-' weeks ptvvioua to the 2'il day nf May next, the day ef MA8oN, ef P. of 1-v and bills to .1 I'a'eUt jt tbb nou leb tti wl.