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f(HoN Ms Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
ID RCwands Tonic Mixture
Hamptoas Vegetable Tincture
Bucbsn's Hungarian Balsam
CanDon's Vegetable BitterS
Railways Ready Relief and Resolyent
Rushtsn and Clarke's Cod Liver Oil
Browns Bronchial Trochcs
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
for sale at CALLASS,
Corner of and eth streets
Where fine Old Soaps, Perfumery, and Fancy srtJ
cle' are selling at half pace to reduce stock
nov 2h-ao2t
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LIST volume, plice 81 80 on delivery
dec6-3teo j. 3. UOLLTNGSIIEAD


4 GENCY FOR TIE SALE of Longwcrth Z,ln-
~ merman's Pure, Sparkling and Dry Ca:aw la
the Isabella Sw"e. Wines and Brandy. | hare aiso
received direct by packet South America, f1u,n Ia
Fre, lUc baskets PURE CHAMPAGNE. pints and
Gnarts. Of my former brands Ais in stG.r, Held
sleek GcriOn's Sherry. and ether vines: ali If tie
best brands with large choice of the finest BRAN
DIES. Scotch and Rye Whisky. Ja'naica itum, ArrGr
NaraschiEa- Curacao, ,Gi other Corlals. I'rilue
Havana - lrs. &c. B. JOST,
2-htco Pa " h.w 11th z =. ! cts
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IRON FURNITURE.

IRON FURNITURE.
I'VE attention Of those furnishing housas or
Il apartments is particularly requested 10 the as
sortment OF Iron Articles to be found on PepnsyI-
wanna avenue, south ride. bet. 9Th aud 10th SITS
lion BEDsTEADS AND CRIBS, all patterns
SPRING MATTRESSES
CIRCULAR ARMS, for drying clothe,
HAT AND COAT STANDS
UMBRELLA Do
SETTLES AND HALL CHAIRS
PIER SLABS AND GILT BRACKETs
BRONZED ANDIR0NS AND TENDERS
FIRE SET AND BLOWER STANDS
MARBLE Top TABLES
FOOT SCRAPERS
WASH STANDS
CARD RECEIVERS
THERMOMETERS, &c
Also, IRON RAlLlNGs of great variety of pattern
lings. RALPH U.SESs
Pa avenue. s. side, between 9th and 10Th st.
dec 1-eO3m
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NJ a = 2 IEn

On lie IN instant by the Rev. j. +. Eclafi. Mr
FERDINAND EiTLLR 10 Miss ELIZABETH a..
tduoitcr a.. Jo-. bot. E-q.. all Of I!n- CITY.
ga The IL inst. Let. hy H. Rev. James Brown.
CHARLES MILLER. j.. 10 Miss ELIZABETH A.
l.. VI tESiiili.
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HATS. UATSM HATS ,m-0f the latest fashion
L aud most approved styles. a full assortment
now Oh hand at LANES Fashionable list aad Can
store. Pennsylvania avenue, near Il st.
doc DIV
stHIRIS, SHIRTS, SIfIRTS.-Gentc1neh in want
- Of superior article ana Guod-fitng $hirts will
find first rate assortment of all styles ut
LAM ;
Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment
dee DIV
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I. O. o. T. and Masonic Depot.
a C. RRS

No. 3 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, Mp,
TASUFACTURER oil, . q r RED u e N ,
w M SON &c, ard all other Societies Y Eti .
LAS, BANNERS, FLAGS. and JEW ELS, consisting
of every variety Of style for Odd Fellows, MA
sonic, Red Nj en-, Sons OF Z III peranes,
etc, being more extensive and complete assortment
than can be found in The UNITED STATES.
MEMBERS AND OFFICERS Of the various Orders can
BE- supplied with any style or deign from tine com
plete assortment always hand, without being &C.
eaioned the delay necessary to execute their orders
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DISLEY'S VARIETE.
III Second Night of the American Danseuse
Miss GERTRUDE DAWES.
THIS EVENING will be performed
SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES
The Zapateado, dance by Miss g. DAWES.
Song by Miss DE FORREST.
To conclude with
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Prices of Admission Orchestra chairs Is cents
dress circle, 30 cents; gentleman accompanied by
two ladie 81: family circle Is cents.
Doors open at 6lI-commenre at "a o'clock. q
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NEW GOODS-IUST RECEIVED

'E'HE ladi'S nj Washington and its vicri are re
sp"cttuliy Invited 20 call and examine sola,,-
di1 assortment e Dry Goods which will re sold very
lo'. fos cash. tn" following is part O. TIE stock
on hand:
Camhrir Fdgings. Swiss do. Camhric Bards. do
Sies yes. Emhro:r~ed ard plain do. Lace enrbroid-
cred hanGk IS co.i"rs, iron 4 cents To- = 90 Lare
falls silk mitts, kid gloves and many other arti-
c!"s Eco numerous 20 mention.
E.S TATE.
Pa avenue, doors from Centre Market g. side
de
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
The Courts.-In the Circuit Court, this morning.
the hearing OF the chancery case OF Whitney Vs.
Dey and others, was continued Mr.. Cutler, of New
York resuming his arguments in favor OF the de-
PENDANTS.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, Meinkin, the
defendant on the charge OF larceny, while the c1se
was being tried took opportunity as it was going
on 10 give the "cuTtieg bal, and est ihrss
when called for On account Oi his non appearance.
the Court would allow the jury TO give verdict
until the prisoner had been found.
This morning, a new Jury empaneled when
Michael sullivan wa aTragaed On a charge of AS
sault with intent to kill Messrs. Ennis and Rad
cliff appeared counsel for the prisoner The case
was postponed from the absence of witnesses on
both sides.
There some delay, and about IL O'Clock
Mr. Nrinkn. who had boltrd off unr1 pee. .dIy
E~'eTdiy, without even SAYING by your eave, gen
Hrintn, appeared al court. The same Jury thai
hal tried IN" prisoner yesterday w.re called over.
hdt fresh delay arose from the absence Of on"
Ut ti@ Jurors.
Thr names al the C and Jurors were ;han called
"V|f when nGlE Ten answered Ia t'ir names, h!ch
cIu+"i dizzy ih business. the Jl'so observing that
there ought Is be II or - Grand Jurors AWAY.
present.
c!iaiged with twn assaults, Mary Jackson his
wife. aud another na i person named Topping.
young woman. BaiaCd Cain,Iine Graham, gave
the particulars and sal the defendant choking las
wife, who Cri i FpT Gods SAKE. do not hit me-
again, or viii Kill me" There were no marks
Of violence "hoa! her Afterwards The same witness
gave the particulars o another Assault, committed
b. she defendant. upon i.IIE named IOppng, whom
he marked down and struck several iilaeS. Wit
neS- gave Information II the officer. The last L.
e,ul wI- collrIttrd hy the defendant shortly after
the assault upon las WIFE The Judge reinai kpi that
II VA, very patty affair bring beforr. H. Courr,
ard he fined the defendant dollar ilE each a.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ANlNG undertaken the management of cousid
- cradle property in the District of Columbia L
nave determined to devote all necessary attent on 10
the purchase and sale of Real Estate on commission
enecung investments and negotiating loans on real
estate go
PERSONS desiring to sell entrust to an agent the
care OF Their real estate TO purchase or invest on
good security may rely on prompt and faithful at
tentlon 10 their interests.
JOS. c. G. KENNEDY
Late of the Census Ofhce
street, between 9th and 10th sts
HON John W. Maury, Mayor Corcoran Riggs,
Selden, Withers & Co., ChauLs Calvert. F,o BsaI'
fessor Jos. Henry, LID nov I2T6fS m-
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E}ranGies.-Loadon Dock, Champagne, no
| } cLcle, and Bordeaux. pale and dark. For sale
by b. |. SEMMES * BRO.
GeC5-3 81
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Great Rio. at Erie.

ERIE, PA, Dec. THE Railroad Com
pany commenced opening their gauge at
the State line this morning. Simulta-
neously cannons We're fired, calling out
the citizens to tear down the bridges, &c.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ERIE, Dec. THE excitement is in
creaSing. A mob Of seven hundred per-
sons are now tearing up the rails. The
Depot master was mobbed, and only es-
capped with his life. The Express train
was unable to pass, and the depot is now
iii the hands Of the mob.
THIRD DESPATCH.
ERIE, Dec. THE work Of demolish-
ing the railroad bridges proceeds. Tho
bridge across French and State streets
has been torn down. The mob are now
taking the rails cut of the State street
Depot. The passengers from the Light
ming train were taken around the CITY to
the line on the other side. Police officer
Ferguson, who was engaged by the rail-
road Company, while taking down the
names Of the rioters, was taken before q
magistrate and made to give bail to keep
the peace
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BY J.C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneers.

fiNht FINE HORSES at Auction.-On SATCR-
PAY morning. December 10Th. at IL O'Clock. IL
II mt OF nay auction Rooms shall sell tao fire veil
L-pkcn HrrS.S. one of them an excellent saddle
h"rsr. AID tn" ether very SUPERIOR buggy horse.
Sold because the owner has fdrt her for II. al.
Terms cash. J. G. MCGUIRE.
dc t.l AEr'i.rte
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COPYING
L. j. STEERS

= EW GOODS AND FASHIONS FOR GENTLE
y NtN.-i respectfully invite Members IF Con-
rHSs, Citizens, alta Strangers inquest of Clothing TO
ell AT ray ne% store or IA street Odd Fellows
Hail ard examine my stock OF Cloths CasSin,crcs
ahh NCstrgs, and Gentlenlens Furnishing GoeIs
generally.
am prepared TO execute all orders fer Clothing at
the shortest notice and in superior style at moder-
ate prices.
have lot Of fire Overcoats and Vests Oh hand.
ready Klate.
P.J. STEER. Merchant Tailor,
No Washington Place eth street.
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NEW MUSIC. PIANOS &c
HE PHYSIOLOGY OF TAsTE.

II HE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE; or
Transcendentsl Gastronomy, illustrated by An
ecdotes of distinguished Artists and Statesmen of
both continents. by Brillat Savarn, translated from
the last Paris editor, by Fayette Robinson.
The Neighbours Children from the German, by
Mrs. g. A. Myers.
The Heavenly Homo; or, the Employment and
Enjoyment Of tie s7'rts t.. hearen, by Rev. IL Har-
baugh, A. VI.
Manual of the Diseases of the Eye, by g. Littel,
NJ. d, second edition, revised and enlarged
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
dec = Bookstore, near 9th st,
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NTANTED-A Market Gardener. by person
w who has farm in the vicinity of Washir 9
ton. amply stacked with everything necessary for
the business. To man who is steady, reliable and
'hor eughIy competent to take charge of III, rket
garden, with such assistance in the way of labor as
he may need fair wages and share of the sales will
be given. Apply early ut the 'Star" Office No oRe
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory recomren
dations as to character and competency.
dec Eft
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NOR RnNT.-Thrce HOUSES on NJ street ha-
IL tween 18Th ard 20th. For further information
apply TO the subscriber, living 18th near VI
dec st J. WALTERS. Senior.
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Written E.,if;uu Ca-,.s

- v FIESTI isftiiiS taCGs.
III subscriber would respectfully invite the a
tentlna u Members II Congress. citizen ARD
Strangers 20 his written Visiting Cards, which r,-
i'.lgr close examination 10 BE distinguished from
engraving.
COPYING
Manuscripts, Deeds, other instruments of Wi
tn% COPIED lii The most satisfactory Mariner 1t rea-
sonabe prices.
Plain and Ornarlent tai Writing, BooG-keepin-, and
fhonGgrarhv taught at his room. No. 3, Washing
ton Place, IN street, near Odd Fellows Hall. Let
teTS on business through the Pest Office promptly ct
tended L. NM A. RICHARDSON.
y IA first rate office Desk for sale. W. A r.
.2--IW
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THIRD DESPATCH
MARINE LIST
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER

ARRIyzD.-Brig Foster, Croweli. Boston. to NJ Ell
bridge, and freight for the District.
br1g = Piatt, Brightman, Fall River, to Borden
Mining Co.
schr. Tram Smith, Baker Fall River, to Borden
Mining Co.
sckr. Four Sister Norris, Pone's Creek, wheat and
corn To Irwin Il Powell
schr Georsiana, Bateman, Wyoomico, wheat and
corn II Go.
schr. Albr.ros, WingfeId, Kinsale, wheat to II
win & Powell.
sehr. Virginia, McDarirl, wheat aud rye to J.
B. Perry Son.
schr. Wetip4uin, MiistcaI, wheat AID corn TO J.
T. b. Perry & Son.
schr Sarah Catherine. na-gs, Aqua Creek, wheat
TO Kosch and Washington.
SALED.-BriS Pauline. Taylor Boston, coal by the
Cumberland Coal Iron Co.
Schr Arctic, Wilson, New York, by S. Shinn md
Son.
Schr. Seamark, Coombs, Boston, coal By Parker
Vein Coal Co.
- MENoRtNR.-Schr. Enoch French, Hall, hence at
Havana. 10Th ult.
Sehr; Greenway, Kirby, cid at y. York, for this
port 5th inst
Schr. Rrlef; Whipple hence at St John, N. b,
30th.
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o. FOR hE>T-Four small frame HOUSES on
LII Il street south, between 81 and . i. Apply
To samuel PGrrhrry. corner Of ~ arli i streets
uts, or TO {. ". iGveuner, {, between and G;l
SITS north dec 5-Iyy
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FRENCH SONGS.

FhENCH SUNUS,
/ A Payana. La Folle. De La Place. N'EfcuilIez
IA Pas Les Roses. La Soeur DeS Mar yuerites Ger
niers NOeus. ''e Rachel Amour Et Fanatisme. IL
Est En- Mer. La Panier De Jeanne. Les useaux "a
Notre Dame. Together with ali the most popular
Foreign and American Music.
IIlLBUS IIITZ'
Gee = Music DeDot
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS

( 'RAY Il BALLANTYNE, Booksellers eth street
~ have ju,t received a Jorge lot Of superior Can
and Letter Paper, at a prices, from 81 80 to So So
per REIN
Adhesive Envelopes from g to So per thousand.
Note l5Ier OF all kinds, Fancy Envelopes, &c.
Blank books.
ied5rrS, Day Books and Journals all sizes
Copy Books, a very fne assortment plain AMI fam
cy binding.
Memorandum Diaries for 1854
Superior Gold Pens.
Stee! Pens from 25c. TO 81 per gross
Drawing Books and Cards, Pencils and Cravons
MOnOchromatic Boards
Visiting Cards, &c.
GRAY 4 BALIANTYNE
dec = 9TH street. near Odd Fellows Hall.
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I NOR RFNT-Two pleasant and comfortably fu--
1 nished rooms. lighted with gas. ENDURE at
the corner of Indiana avenue and Second ST. west.
dec t,-3t
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NJ AI1ONAL II II Il "A INEs
~ Second Week of THE RAVELS.
THIS EJ-ENLNG will be performed
THE MARRIED BACHELOR.
To be followed by the pan tomime of PAQUITA.
To conclude with the pan toInime of the
RED GNOME AND WHITE WARRIOR.
Prices of Admission Dress circle rarquet, and
third tier 80 cents reserved and orchestra seats IS
cents: family circle ard colored gallery Is cents.
Doors open at esI, to commence at oc,ock.
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O. FOR SALE or RENT-On reasonable term.
Iii two-story frame ii . L F.. situqted O st.
between 9th and It'll For frrther info nation en-
qrirc at sr stones Drug Store. corner of and III
SITS, : h =" the key may be had
dec 2-2t*
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IN EN Cambria handkerchief the
IA largest and best assortment ever Offered By US.
and We think at the lowest prices Salesroom Browns
hoteI' STEVENS.
dec l.
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{ Lon ES, CRAEATS, Ties, and Scarfs of
~ tie latest importations just received. and this
DAY opened at HOPKINS Gentlemen's Furnishing
Store. between Browns and National Hotel. corner
o. Ola street nov 22-2w
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.9. HOUSE WANTED-The advertiser
!i5 desires to purchase a comfortable DWELLING
AEs~ for small family. Enquire at the sStar" OF
fee. nov 25-tf
WANTED-To hire, or purchase, if on easy
w terms. commndous dwelling HOUSE north
Of Pennsylvania avenue. Address &c G F. osice Of
the evening STAR nov 15-tf
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NANAGERS:
On m plrt Of tie Fga-id G7,d .q0f
MAJ. Gen. Jones, Col. " Hickey
Br. Gen Il 9 Neishtman Lieut.. Col J ii RELY
NaJ- I a!iarh Maj. I. D9uoho
h-J Il. heyworth Maj. 2 Bacon
'@';a:i- '.rtoilum AdJt L. j. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst Surgeon ] Grymes
On The rr,f Of The Light Infantry.
Capt { CarTihgJon, Lieut. WIN III Clarke,
Lieut. Reily, Lieut. J Tucker,
lsn8tius L. AudI
On he plrt Of the National Greys.
Capt Lemuri Towers, Lieut. Holden.
Li-ut Sutton, Lieut. 5 Wales,
Peter Egan.
On the p1rt IF the U'uIker .Sa,pyhootsr..
Capt W Bradford, Lieut. McCnllum,
Lieut. Brkhead, Lieut. ii Goddard
Vim. smith
o., lie part cf tie Boone RiRenen
Cdp' u u BEISht, Lieut. Otterhack. jr.,
Lieut. Ii y cher, Lieut. VI sanuerson.
George Miller.
Or he part Of the MoHgome7y Gsear55.
Capt i Reg, Lieut. Reilly.
Lieut. " Eeery, Lieut. Kelchar,
James Maher
On tie part IF The PRESIDENTS Mounted Guard.
Chit : i'ck. Lieut. Clark Mills
L4rut Laden, Lieut. PcttiEonp
Jas. CaspariS.
On The part Of tie National Guard.
Cap, } A TAFT. Lieut. II Bird,
Iieat Humphrey, Lieut. Allen
James Johnson
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Tickets ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS-ad
hitting gentleman and ladies; to be had of the
Committee and Captain, and ut the door on the eve
ming of the ball.
The Floor Managers will be designated by blue
scarfs
The Committee Of Arrangements by green rosetts
dec G-dtb
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

lN0R RENT-F.cgant parlors. well furnished.
Also. sleeping and bath rooms. on G. between
18th aud 14ih streets north side. TEXAS moderate.
They would suit members of Congress. Breakfast
will be furnished il desired. Apply %
{. T. GARDNER.
Gee S-eG3t* the premises
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The Sari.1s.i.a Institute was crowded last n.!.r
WIN itigr audience OF ladies aUd gcniieglen. IT,
'-af i"clrre by Prof. IenTy the sGlject being ;r
Smithsonian iHsii;ul" ris,it Tile lecture Con- r,rJ
IL The frs place, ct 4 Biographies; sketch OF tho
founder, 'mr> sIti,!!-pn, AID was afterwards d.
vutrd 10 exposition and defence o. TIE Institution
) iI" IL iUTgT Ms meant how ft.iI
TIE Institution I.ai iItFri"d - Is founder. loI
tie pIn'-es q d'iusHg knowledge, bur rather ~
crc't- n. H. III. Ig>t part at the lecture was lie
vte.t to- aH HIiLEgi!D1 of what the $-uliIhson III
Institution had GoHc fHr i!i- last NAMED ohirc, The
lr'.IrH wa very rt resting one. and skeIch OF il
-iI.'!i /, sly,ni.. tn-E,atToS-. paper.
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s'n& RENT-Seyera' desirable rooms in the rorth
2 est corner Of 18th street and Pa. avcEre. 70
Cai!n Agrtt- CT others having business to tr:n,a,
viii tn r0T~rr.a MT the situation IS unEuraaS cd
heinz in he irI,ic}ir.- negIrorhood e tie Publ.
Offs For particulars tDquire Of o. =. H4zaGi
: PREMISES or Al lI;e Cigar and Tobacco Store
nrXt door. dec S-2t=
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and hailowed thing. is now associated only
with imbeeility and folly. The golden fruits
OF It's experience are not to be considered for
moment in comparison with the immature
counsels of greenhorns, who profess to have
fathomed all the depths of philosophy and
scared to the loftiest heights ofzstatesman-
ship Were George Washington, Thomas
Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin once more
10 appear among us, they, too, would be pro-
nounced Old Fogies, and Young America
would inform them, in its pert and hippant
way, that though they answered yerv well to
manage the affairs of an infant Republic. il
requires men of heavier calibre to control
her destinies when she has expanded into the
dimensions of giant.
NO wonder that lawlessness and insubortIi
nation are so frequent. 1t will be marvel if
still more serious results do not follow tbe
contempt which is thrown upon age and an-
thority. This century is no doubt in many
respects more enlightened and humane than
former times, but in the education of its
youth, it is behind even the dark ages. Let
us not permit boys to become prematurely
men, either in business or pleasure, and let
us teach them that the first lesson with him
who aspires to command, is ito learn to
obey
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Great Britain and Cuba.

1t would seem to be one of the fixed facts
that we are never to be without subject OF
controversy with Great Britain. The North
Eastern Boundary, the Oregon Question, the
Fisheries, have one after another put in peril
our amicable relations. On one side we have
the cohesive in f1uences of kindred, blood, re
ligion and language; and on the other, diff
culties arising from close territOrialneigh
hoods, of commercial rivalry, antagonistical
Institutions and the deep-rooted memory OF
the bitter and protracted struggle which Sc
parated the two countries America offered
to forget and forgive all that she suffered in
the war of the Revolution, for all her wrongs
were undoubtedly redre5sed by the issue of
that war but Great Britain whose power was
humbled, and whose pride was wounded to
the core can no more forget ii than France
can forget Waterloo.
The threatening difficulties we have emu
merated were all amicably adjusted; but
that which bids fair to rise out of the Cuba
Question, if the facts of British Interference
are fully authenticated, is of d far more diff
cult and perpleXlng character than any we
have heretofore encountered This country
cannot permit that interference. VIII Eng
land hazard war to support her position .
We cannot but doubt that she viii take any
step not dictated by the most imperious ne
cessity, which viii rupture her amicable re-
lations with country upon which she is
so dependant for manufactures and com
merce and civil prosperity, as the United
Sta+ns
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LITHoGRAPHIc PRINIISG.-We refer the
reader to the advertisement of Messrs. RET-
CHIEs & DUNNAyANT, relative to the Litho-
graphic Printing establishment which they
have gotten up in this city Wehave before
us some of the specimens Of their Litho-
graphic printing i'll colours and they are
equal to the best executed at any of the
northern establishments. Indeed, one of them
we consider the best we have ever seen. AS
the Southern public can get this kind of fwork
done in Richmond as well and rs cheap as it
can be obtained in any Northern city, we
trust they viii not so to the North for it.
There is certainly no earthly excuse for go
ing North of Richmond. Nor do we write
this paragraph in the ordinary spirit ofa puff,
but with full and perfect conviction of the
truth and justice OF every word we have en-
ploved Messrs. X. & ID. deserve great ere
dit for the enterprise they have displayed, and
we trust AS Southern Printers, they will be
generously sustained.