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Boys Winter Clothing of all Quali.
ties,

ties.
MALL STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenue,
w next TO Iron Hall, have on hand an unusually
large assortment of Boys and Childrene' CLOTHING,
adapted to the present and the approaching
garments for Boys and Children Of all ages. Our
stock undoubtedly is, it always has been, by far
the largest and best in this city, and purchasers
assured that all goods sold at our establishment will
prove as represented nov. lS-tf
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MEDICAL, CARR.

hrs. X. j. HUNTER, (physicisns for diseases
~ Of the chest, &c.) beg to announce that they
will remove to New York Oh the 9Th Of December
next, as soon thereafter they shall have COM
peted desired profess onsl arrangements in regard
to their practice in Washington and Baltimore. The.
motive Of this change is that of Icing central
and easy OF access to those visiting thtm ren dis
tant parts of the Union.
Dr.. Jam Hunter will, during the winter, visit
professionally, st. Augustine, jacksonville, and the
principal resorts for inva ids the southern coast
DIR. Robert Hunter will visit Washington and Bal
timore professional business once in each month
after December.
Will be published in January next an American
edition of Sir Charles Scudamo1es work on Inhala-
ton, with an "IntroductG NJ NOTES" and an APP.
pendix, nv X. Hunter NJ r. C.. g. nov Il
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hire, or purchase, if on easy
w terms, commod!ous dwelling HOUSE, north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Address sc G F. Office OF
the Evening STAR nov 1E-f
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IN MRS. B. GREGG will open handsome "a
~ assortment Of Paris Millinery on Thursday, the
nUl7th instant, over Geo. =. Aliens Store, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, the north side of Pa
avenue, where she respectfully invites the attention
Of the ladies of Washington and Georgetown.
nov l6-s
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~ Multum In ParvO.-A Procldma
U3 ton TO Journeynien TdI0rs.-The undersigned
wishes to employ four first rate COAT MAKERS,
and the established prices Of journeymen will be
paid. None but sober men need apply. The under
signed wihes to address journeymsu in the inland
towns to come to the city OF Dgton, as from Is
to 80 can obtain steady work and good wages.
z. PURDIN,
street, LIST door east of sth street
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kJ- PALprrATIoN OF THE HEART, NERVOUS DISEASES,
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Costiveness
and Piles are all relieved and cured in incredible
short space of by Carriers Spanish Mixture, the
not particle of Mercury Opium. or any noxious
drug; is perfectly harmless, and has cured more
than Ave hundred cases of disease.
We ONLY refer the reader to the certificates,
few Of which may be found in another column, and
all Of which are detailed in full around the bottle
1t is the greatest of all Spring and Fall Medicines,
md possesses an influence over the blood truly re-
narksble.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
TIONAL GREYs.

TINE NATIONAL GEEYS take pleasure In an
pomciug to their friends and the public gene
rally that their fifth Annual BALL will be given a,
Jackson Hal, On MONDAY, the 21st instant.
They have engseed Capt, Prospects, celebrated mil
itary and Coti lon Band. who viii open the ball vii
an original Quckstep, composed expressly for the
National GREY S and the occasion, aud the Company
pledge themselves that they will spare no pain. t:
make this tie Ball Of the season.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Capt Lemuel Towers. Lieut. Francis Holden.
Lieut. James Sutton, Lieut. WALES,
Sergeant Peter Egan, 1anss Stone,
Samuel Sloan, Ct Shesell,
John G. Dudley. e.s.
Managers on fne part Of the Company
Surgeon C Riley w Grant,
Quar- Flaherty, Isaac Grey,
Ensign G Boyd, Robt Grimes,
Sergeant j A Boyce, Henry Hoffman,
sergt Buckingham, ? lIarbook,
Corn Tate, &C Iardella,
Corp j FRYE, johnson,
Corp schadd. Kirk,
John Bathem, Lowe,
John Brown, R Nerryman,
Isaac BARTLETT TT Mcguire,
VIM Bryan, Jno ONesl,
Jas Baird, Keplar Philips,
.Jnn Reck, Arthur Humphrey,
W W Bean. JFBP Purcell.
Jno T. Bradley, Richard Staples,
BENZ Burns Casper Shsfer.
Davis, Jas Vermiilion,
Jno Fitzhuch, Patrick Wilson,
JOS Friedenwald. J Williams,
Z German.
Managers o., the part Of The Military.
Mai Gen Jones, Col Hickey,
Pr Gen Weightman, Lieut. Col Riley,
Mai Bacon, Msi Keywotth,
Mai Wallach, Adj Middleton,
Guar McCulum, Capt Buckingham,
| Capt Darlington, Surgeon Morgan,
| Capt Bradford, Capt Bright, ~
| Capt Schwartzman, Capt Smith,
Capt Peck, Capt Key,
Captain TAFT.
Managers on the part Of the Cft,sens.
Hon Jno W Maury, David Hepburn,
Hon VI W Seaton, L M Chaplin,
| Hon Walter Lenox, J r Bailey,
| Jonah ID Hover, Jno Mcguire.
| Richard Wallach, WIN Fitzpatrick. u,
| Thos Donohoo, Jno Queen,
| VIM Cooper, Jno Sergeant,
Jno Towers. RE Doyle,
| Samuel Douglass, JAS Gordon,
| Geo w Hinton, McNerhany,
W Huntington, Jos W Davis.
| W Bayly. BENZ Sheckell.
| NJ Mohun, DB Clarke.
| Samuel Bacon, JAS Sheckell.
no Rail vii ba daf q o'c
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DO r. OhUICHhT, FrehCh COOk-
THE advertiser respectfully makes known t. the
i public that he continues to prepare, at privrte
residences well at balls, parties &C., Dinners
attend promptly to al orders. He has fitted up two
handsome rooms with rich furniture and every ele.
gance of private mansion, where parties of twenty
or less can be handsomely accommodated with Sup
tlenan's dwelling. The table ware is of the finest
china silver &C. and the attentions of Mons Crutch
ct and assistants heing of the most polite character
here to please the trau monde. His rooms art
on the corner Of 9th and d streets.
new 1T-eotDecl TIntl
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I. O. O. F. and N asonic Depot.
z. A. GIBBS,
No. 73 BALTIMORE STREET, BALiEaoaE, Mp,
MANUFACTURER of 4. O d Z. RED MEN,
vi MASONIC, and all other Societies kEGA-
LAS, BANNERS, FLAGS, and JEW ELS consisting
Of every variety of style for Odd Fellows, NJ q.
sonic, Red Men, Sons Of TIE temperance,
etc, being more ext nsive and complete assortment
than can be fund in he UNITED STATES.
MEMBERS AND OFFICERS CT the various Ord RS can
be supplied with any style or de ign from the COM
plets assortment always hand, without being &C.
casioned the delay necessary TO cate their orders
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- FOR RENT-A frame HOUSE, con-
..!Ri tanng ROOMS, on 10th street, between and
ks.shN streets formerly occupied by Mrs. Day. For
particulars apI:y at Butcher Stable. 18th and b
streets. III. SOTHERON.
1S-ot%
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AB- The Maryland Institute, have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Dssuereotypes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition at which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
stitute. If you want your likeness taken, go to
WHI1BHURsr's. He makes likenesses, not characters
at his gallery between Fourand half and 9th street
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nor sALE-A BLACK MARE, BUGGY AND
4 HAGNESS, the mare is but i years DID, kind and
gentle, and well adapted to family use also first
Metropolitan Stables, jackson Hall Alley. or at the
Metropolis Refractory, Pa. avoLue, next to Jackson
Hall. novl4-3t cod.
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NEW Goops-AuCTIoN BARGAINS

FVE subscribers beg leave 10 call the attention OF
i the lad es of Washington, Georgetown, and Al
exandra to their immense stock of seasonab!e Dress
Goods, the greater portion of which bought at
the first class auction sales in New York at .uch low
prices that offer greater inducements to pur-
chasers than any other house in the city. The fol-
lowing may be found in our stock:
ECO pieces very rich Brocade Silks, A wide, ranging
in price from $40 to $50 per Dress
loo do light colored Brocads Silks, 4 wide, for
evening, price go to $40 per Dress
SO do White Brocade Silks, wide, some mag
nifcent Bridal Robes the lot Those
goods vary in price from so to $75 Per
Dress
500 do dark and light BrocaJs Silks, half yard
wide; some pieces in the lot as low as Is
cents yard. We consider these goods
very cheap, and recommend them to all
ladies In want of silk dress for d very
small sum of money
$50 de Rich Plaid Silks of the latest mpcrtati ms;
making the greatest assortment of this
new style Of Silks to be found in any re-
tail house in the country. This fact has
been admitted by many of our custeme rs
who have recently returned from the
North, and made their selections from our
stock
% do real Irish Poplins, in beautiful eolors
so do Plain Silks, of every desirable shade and
so do rich Black Silks, superior quality and rich
lustre
.)Co yards Plaid Valencia and Plaid Merino, fr5m so
cents to 81 25 per yard
100 pieces Lupns lest Ihibet Mefino-Lupin's is
known to be superior to any other manu-
facture
so do excellent French Marino, at 81 per gard
5000 yards, all wool, Figured Meus.eline de Lains
and Cashmeres, of the very best quality
and good sty les, at so cents per yard; many
pieces in this lot cost over so cents to i'm
port
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
We have in our Upstairs Department large as
sortment of the latest style of Cloth and Velvet
Cloaks, which we selling ut very reasonable pri
Also, On hand every color Of Velvet and Cloth, by
the yard.
Ladies purchasing the material of us can have the
privilege of taking pattern of any of our Cloaks
FRENCH WORK.
We are now prepared to show very handsom.
stock of Paris Embroideries. This class of goods
are very particular in selecting.
Also, large assortment of Fine Laces and Etg
ings.
All of the above-named goods viii be sold extreme
ly low for each.
CLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY & co.
nov 1S-3t
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WANTS.

UTANTED-To rent, lowpriced dwelling
w HOUSE, by a small family, (no chidren) on
or adjacent to Pennsylvania avenue; or part of a
house with conveniences for cooking would be &C
ceptable. Unquestionabe references will he given.
Information left at the Office of the star will meet
with prompt attention. nov 1S-3t*
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EOR II r. n II Furnished or unfinished
i ROOMS, with or without boarding, can be oh
tanned in a private family by early application
Reference as to resrecta5ility will be required. In
auire at I. B. Browns Store, corner Of TIN and
streets. oct 4-eot!-
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IiI1 NHII VIII U6 opened Hl 3 O'CLOCK.
Floor managers will be designated by red and
white rosette. Managers on the part of the Military
by scarlet rosette Managers on the part of the
Citizens by white rosette, which will be furnished
to them at the door, and the part Of the Comra-
ny by their uniform.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS; to be had at the usual
places and at the door on the evening CT the ball.
Ladies who may not receive invitations will please
send their names to 7. f. Mcguire, Pa avenue, near
A. street. nov lob
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SRle.-The three-stery brick STORE HOUSE,
on Penn. avenue, now occupied by J. NJ. Dom &
Bro, being Of the best business stands in the
city.
Also, The three-sto-y brick dwelling House. on
street, now occupied by McC. Young.
Also, beautiful Country Seat, just without the
limits of the city.
The above property will De sold very acrommo-
dating terms, by G. ". PAIR0,
nov 19-oa2J Executor
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TRY-TRY-TRY


GtANNON'S VEGETABLE or BLOOp-PURIFYING
" BITTERS. ~ ASK for the bottle with the
Portrait of the Inventor and Pro rietor, and take
none other. VIM. NJ CANNON,
Washington, D.. C.,
To whom all orders should be addressed for Ageu-
reS, nc. nov 3-W&S 3m
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Rs Tho inin,itable THOMPSON II daily engaged
in ticking those wonderful STERE0SCOPE POT,-
TRAITS, which winning for him such enva-
but his pictures are ahead of all rivalry. If the
public wish for Portraits sessiug all the attributes
of perfection, brilliant but unfading, let them try
THOMPSON. His pictures, as Pope said of his
friends 1" VIII bloom in their coors for thousand
years" His Gallery is on Pennsylvania avenue.
between u and 9Th streets. Try him.
nov11-tf.
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DOR RENT-A large two-story brick HOUSE,
Il with brick stable and out houses, and large
yard, on the corner Of 18th street and Maryland ave
hue. Apply to Mrs. CHESIIlN. at DR.. fipers, cor
ner of 9th and G streets. nov 14-eo3t*
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VNAHTED-Al ibeF ally educated MAN, whose
w references will be found satisfactory, wishes
for employment, and will accommodate his employ
er, If desired, with loan Of money; he will in
vest capital in safe business, established
contemplated. Address post paid) 81 H." at this
office. with name, residence and particulars
nov l7-3t*
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

THE subscriber has recently opened a BOOK and
Ia. avenue, between 10th and llth streets where he
is prepared to execute all kinds OF printing share
Of the public patronage Is respectfully solicited
l2-eoGt WM. III. MOORE
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@I U. S. SILK AND BUNT-Ee,
WaING, FL AGS, b e r. i0R
"a GE Es, PENNAN ,8
SIRE II Frs, &C., &c,
from S to 20 feet, suitable for MILITARY UoMPA-
MES, POLITICAL PARTIES, HOTELS, &c, Jo.ccr
than they can be had in the United States.
Address-E. A. GIBBS,
No.7S Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
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fINO BE DISPOSED OF-Ths Stock and
i Fixtures of the Depot House, corner and LIST
street the Depot, the late property of B. McDr
mott on the premises nov l7-3t*
LNoR RENT-A Store and Cellar on the corner of
Il Sd street and Massachusetts avenue, suitable
for grocery, in highly improving part of the city.
being FIRST rate stand FOR business. For particular
inquire Oh the promises. nov l4-2wF
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IF THE driver Of the hack in which was left o
i blue broadcIoth CLOAK, on Tuesday evening
will return the same 10 Willard's Hotel he will re-
ceive satisfactory reward. The driver Was white
man and drove gentleman from the cars TO W.
lard's. nov l7--3t
IFE NsURANCE.-keport to the Louis
IL lana State Medical Soci-ty or the metz oroioey,
vital statistics and hygiene Of the State of Louisiana
nv u. II. Barton, A. NJ, NJ. L., TO which is added an
Appendix shov ing the experience of Life Insurance
Companies in Louisiana. with Tables of Mortality
70 the of such Companies, and the laws of Prob
ability of Life, English Calculstion)
Also, the Experience Of the London Life Insurance.
offiles, by Ill. G. Heartt.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY's
nov 10 Bookstore, near 9th street.
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NOR SALE-Two fine HORSES, ct MIR. Cow
Il lins's Stable, ON G, between 15th and 18th sts.
They belong to private gentleman, and are offered
for sale only because he cont mpaes leaving for the
country.
MIR. Cowling will show them and state the price.
nov 12-tf
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EOv I'D
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10 listen without .udice left the store sati> that
the improvement Of great value TO the professor
and amateur Prof. Schell attentivey heard the oh
ecnons urged, nd answered them fully proving the
truth Of his theory by bis practice.
The Kercan Volunteers held meeting on Thurs
ddv 'veEIn, last, when the following gentlemen. be
longing To- the Maryland and District of Columbia
regiment, were appointed a. committee: Captain
Stewart, Lieut.. p. B. Bell Joseph 2. Snillrn, Hora
no FlICh, and Joseph 4. Rellley. The object pro
p''Sed l. To torn a complete organization OF the rem
niHts OF the above distinguished regiment.
Care Disn,issed.-Isaac Ross, Guard, appeared be
tore Justice Goddard To answer the charge OF an
sdIlt ON Peter liuchngs. Ii appeared that Mr. Ross
IN the discharge of hS duty, had arrested Mr. H. few
nights since. After MIR. H. had been released in the
morning, he got outside the guard house be
declared with oath. that he could whip the man
that arrested him. MIR. EO>s seized him. and was
about to take Inn before the Captain again, whrn the
hy>anaers begged him Of Justice Gnddlrd
TIC case, Is there was no evidence of an assault
Gensr ere Chris RaH We understand tina, the
popular Genev,ve CIub are to give another splendid
bali -cnn their last one having been somewhat affect
ed BY bad weather. They intend even improving on
that ball. prepare, We lovers Of the dance for
thing ~ plVs M TG.
BIerrer'' P'ino Gn,4 in Georgetorn.-The Indepen
s,a announces that this beautiful Panorama contin
nes to attract crowded houses nj Forrest Hall, and
peaks IN high terms of the Misses AyOndale, the
"s sfOrhns the last opportunity 10 behold the same
winch Of course all who delight in the beautiful and
musical viii avail with alacrty.
ne NSrkS Although ihcr, up. cared to lie quite
euhicIcni ,u7piy ~ provisions In the principal mar
hs' uiS morning. prices have upward tendency.
Inc butchers InarkcI wa, throngrd by hOusckeep-
~ and other. VIII" purchased rapidly nj the prices
@sked Poultry. !i0ueh there was great deal of
.ftd fid bot eel - readily. Same bringing
gh Micrs, PT"f-I"i"r~ q! public houses taking ali
they could ct.
L"nte' Ihtercs.-Lacly, there has been much
khI'dht M TIE cry of persons who 90 at night to
i1e'S In course of erection and steal therefrom
age Quantities ~ the material IL would be a good
NM aheut dozen could be caught, and severely
-tt'ements Of ChsbS.-Thr senior Ugly Club is
a|S preparations tor fully meeting in the course
80" dals They cSprri tn have it AT the City
,, i%Ah' NhFts they rIn spend ~ evening
""d !" hen t"t,fr s.ii-llriinn. The Mount
~ Si' En- shortly.
n"'lnfH f'Issci.--Thc Northern ihrriias' Fire
,rniihy nave the sad duty to p. rom morrow Of
Io "s 20 uie grave tire remains of a iayorite fe-
r;p, nemoer, Mr. John ]. Stewart, formerly OF Bal
e.-S lie was in his Goth year. and died al this
Sly age Of lingering sickness.
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-t.'emenfs Of Ciuds.-The senior Ugly Club is
pr Paratlnns tor fully meeting in the course
peW days. They cNprri tn have it at the City
a., S'"ur'h'' Nh"ie they spend ~ evening mer-
""h '" Hen tHt,fr "afi-flCiinn. The Mount
~ Si' Ell shortly
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C "'"'h ti'Hssai.--Thr Northern Iihrriias' Fire
rMPaHy nave The sad duty to D. rom To- morrow Of
in2 10 the grave tire remains of a iayorite tel-
member, Mr. John ]. stewa art, formerly OF Bal
lie was in his Goth year, and died Al mi,
-a'iy age Of 3 lingering sickness.
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L"ntcT 7hieres.-Laicly, there has been much
huns'S IN course Of erection and steal t,er.from
Size quantities of the material. In would be good
MN ah'ut dozen could be caught, and severely
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-20

WASHINGTON GOSSIP. Washington, dag. IA, 1853
From reliable quarters learn that the many import
ant questions connected with foreign affairs
just receiving the anxious consideration and at
tenton of the honorable Secretary of State and his
accomplished assistant, Dudley Mann, Esq Discard
foreign relations it cannot be doubted that the
following subjects of momentous and imposing
interest:
First-The kidnapping of Koszta in Smyrna
Second-The incarceration of Capt. Gibson by the
Dutch authorities.
Third-The fishery difficulties; and
Fourth-The alleged interference of England with
slavery in the Island of Cuba.
1t is currently reported that the documents reat-
ing to the efforts of her Britannia Majesty ministers
to promote the abolition of involuntary servitude in
the "Queen of the Antilles" have, for the most part
been committed to the keeping of Secretaries Davis
and Dobbin, who are expected to thoroughly lnves-
tgate Them and present statement their contents,
together with their opinion in writing to the most
wise and udicious to pursue in the premises.
When the views of these Southern members of the
Cabinet communicated to the President and their
colleagues in Cabinet council, then the whole matter
will be discussed and decision made There seems
to me to be evident peculiar propriety in COM
hitting this delicate subject closely connect
ed with the peculiar institution of the States lying
South of "Mason and Dixon's line" to the careful
consideration of the Secretaries of War and Navy.
1t is said that it is the intention of the Executive
should emergency arise, to maintain at all hazards
the interests of his Southern friends.
The President and Messrs. Marcy and Mann will
give to the other subjects their enlightened consid
Grafton and undivided attention. and the public, ire
spective of party entertain the belief the conviction
that whatever may be decided on will be for the
public weal-the maintenance untarnishcd of our
national honor.
V0shin0ton ReDubLic
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THE PACIFIC ROAD.

The Wing papers are taking it for granted, because
Mr. Secretary Davis and Mr. Secretary Guthrie recent
" made some remarks in public in favor of the Paclt
ic Road as government measure, that Gen Plerce
is committed to the scheme They are not willing to
await the annual message of the President IN order
to see what he says of the measure, or whether in
deed he will allude to it at all as measure claiming
the aid directly of the federal treasury but they as
sumo in advance, that he must necessarily be bound
by the declarations of his Secretaries This unfair
Gen. Pierce has, we doubt not much respect for the
opinions of Mr. Davis and Mr. Guthrie, and the full
est confidence in their integrity; but he is the Pres
dent, and will speak for himself when he comes to
address Congress in December next; The people OF
the States will hear him with the respect and atten-
ton due to the great Office he holds as well as to
himself; and whatever others may have said or IN
timated ace entertain no fears that he will announce
any proposition press any measure in opposition
to the welIestablished principles of the Republican
party Our confidence in Gen. Pierce is as strong if
not stronger than it is any other living statesman
and it is so because have him tested in the
furnace of Abolition and Consolidation, and no blem
ish left upon his bright escutcheon. He as a Ne1c-
HAMPSHIRE Democrat and as such, disciple of the
school of '98 and 49,
We repeat, then, whatever may be the aspect
which this Pacific Railroad question may assume in
the future it is but common justice that the people
should await what President Pierce may have to say
over his signature. We say the people, without
respect to pares-for this is question of too much
magnitude to be controlled decided by party in
fuences. We take it for granted that every citizen
would be gratfed to see this magnificent work eff
fected. We have no doubt it will be, in due time.
Its effects upon the prosperity of this continent and
upon the commerce of the world, cannot fail to be
highly important and beneficial.