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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-17

NEW JERSEY PUTA rOES.-F,mii,es
~ who may wish to he supplied with prime New
jersey Potatoes for winter in lot, of i've and tn
bushels, have their orders fill nv leaving them
WITH JNO. u. KIBBEI & CO.
No 5, opp site Centre Market.
r. B. 500 bushels expected d.i;y.
ian 1I-l2tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-17

ORN AMENT> FOt TIE HAIR.
III RS. 5. PARK is just opering
VI MARI bour 'eatht rs, for the b ir ,p,cd with
gold and silver
Ostrich feathers, for the hair TIPPED with gold
and silver
Gold and silver TuIe
large as octment of rich Fairs Ribbons
Pearl Ivory. he'd Eole and Sandal " ooi Ears
Mitts, Gloves. Flower, Bracelet, iir Comts
&c, PARKtE,S
Fancy and P,,fumary Store Pc av:
jar 2o-3t News copy under National Hotel
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TALLY HO! REZoRS.

PEA NUTS! PEA NUTS.
lust RE CEIVED $50 bushels Of prime
u Pea nuts.
NEW SMYRNA FIGS.
500 drums of New Figs.
: he above are consi lnment from Boston, and
will be sod at lowest wholesale price,
For sale by
JNO. b. KIBBEY & CO.
Jan lI-l2nf No 5. OpuO,it. Eeutre Market
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-17

G. I. GIBEnSON,
Attorney and COunseliei-at-La
I)kAClICEo III ali the courts of The Dis,r Ct and
i ate d. to the prosecution of Claims bef Con-
,reSs AMI the Executive D,pArtIl- nts.
As- OFF louisiana near Seventh street
jan 3
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-17

Tie Gardner Case.-In the Criminal Court
this morning there was some talk about
Coming to trial, continuance, lost time, the
ACT Ut Congress, etc, etc. but it all ended,
AMI the Court proceeded with the txamina
ton of witnesses in larceny case When
Inc ''Glriiner case" will come up is ques-
lion which will be answered latter a while"
we expect
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-17

Prcf>sor Hale. This gentleman COM
mences a course of lectures upon Electro
Biology o-night at Ca,usi's Saloon. The
popularity of Professor Hale in other cities,
and the general desire to hear GEAR exp,a
nation of this subject will induce the attend
auce of Il large and telligent audience.
-NH1aai Iheatre-Mrs. Farren appears
night as "Jane Shore in Rowe's tragedy
of that name, aul as "Parthenia iu the
play of ''Ingomar.''
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24
Jullion's Concerts.

To-ngh, Julien will give his first concert at the Ma.
tional Theatre We anticipate Gro wded audience.
The Baltimore American of yesterday speaks in rap
,urons terms Of these concerts The article follows:
.JuLLlEss coScErrThe grand given last night
by Juiens orchestra the greatest musi-
BILE sorees of Jenny Lind afordrg parallel. The
saloon Of the Institute Hall deney hronged
by audience Of three four thonsand persons whose
attention and enthusiastic pands gave evidence of
the high degree OF enjoyment experienced finer array
the beauty md fashion OF the city
assembled, and lbs audience aterna calm
The silence by the and sened stratus
music and then brought with enthusiastic shouts to
their by tho grand combinations aud effects prod seed
inexpessbly imposirg Julliea unques-
onahly the greatest conductor OF the agche proves bis
collecting around him orchestra of the
tended and varied excellence and his taie ty udiug
aud directing them with skill that combines them in
ha non hole. from which be schevss such tum be
of musical perfection until last night had scarcely
imagined could be Produced.
8 The concert pc feet = whole ihan is
several parts Bottesini, Koeng. Reicl and the other
celebrities Of the orchestra gratifying evidence their
mastery solosts, and warmly and repeatedly ap
plauded. Mile Anna Zerr pile asing and finished yo
calist and shared Literally in the appreciation warmly
bestowed Tonight the second concert will be given
when anticipate such audience will prove he es
tmaon in which these entertanents deserve be held
by the musical taste cf our city,
Julien gives second concert at the National, in this
city on Friday evening.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24

Iowa Is PROFESSIONALLY destined 10 become . xs4t
State. She is already great territorial extent and in
rich productive soil bat the time far distant when
che will be great in population, in agricultural produc-
IONS in the mechanic arts in trade, in science and liz
eraiure, aud great IN what is valuable than all
lhese-the honor and valor OF her sors. their industry
and enterprise Time is The wing. young Iowa ia
growing and before the lapse OF many years she will 10
hailed of The rches-nch iD all that constitutes
g,eat Commonwealth of the States composing the
American Union
From one oil our exchanges we clip the following:
Few persons OF th1 immeDso tide OF eniets
zion that setting aud moving The West Iowa espe
oaly, is iing up with npdlty almost unparalleled,
Mr. Watts, Iowa ely, who has recently returned his
hone lco ttp the East, represents the emigration
bound Tor Iowa astonishing and unprecedented. For
miles miles, day after day the prsiries Of Illinois
lined with cattle aud wagons pushing towards thar
apdly growing State Al point beyond Peoria, Mr.
Waits remained night whers he was informed that
during single month sersnfen hnadyfd and forty three
agons had passed and all for Io,oa. Allowing five per.
sons 10 wagon, which is fair average, we have s75
souls add the population OF that State This being
bur the em grafton OF month. and upon only
many would be unreasonable assertion say
900 men women aud children i'll have gone into
that State by The first Of December, reckoning om the first
of September"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CovfnRton q ohio Railroad.

DROPO5AIS will be the Office OF Covngton
Ohio road Coyingon nat 18th of December
graduation i've miles
above road OF which the eastern comprising my miles,
the
twenty miles, between
Of the Big Sandy large share of work be
bridging and unneingis and desirable, and well
fhe attention of responsible The
above work
will be prepared Inspection sh December
Further Information be obaned apple
pany's Offices at Covington and Guy andoue
by order OF the boards
CHARLES u. FISK,
Chief Engineer.
N.B-Tbe Of public Virginia, dsc
Ohio railroad
will Coyinxon, the 18Th Of December
named the Of receiving and acting the
may be offered.
Nov 2D-dtI5Dec.
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consistent adherence to national principles They knew
that he would make few unfortunate appointments
any man. and they dreamed Of Judging his admin
stration by errors that were unavoidable the nature Of
things The popular verdict therefore, endorse
ment OF the policy OF The President in recognising all
national democrats who recognised the Baltimore plat
form as the creed OF The party.
The charge on which the wings arragned the admin
stralon during the past spring and summer, and on which
has been SO liumphany acquitted ID now revived and
adopted by few dsasecled democrats who propose 10
effect what the wings have found 10 be 80 disastrous
undertaking. The gist OF The opposition made 10 The admin
slraon by these dsaecled democrats is. that the Pres
dent has bestowed Offices upon persons who belonged 10
The Tree coil organization in lsss Their charge strikes at
The very foundation OF The policy which prevailed in
the Baltimore Convention, and which The President
has deemed il his duty to adopt They openly and bold
" repudiae any union with those who implicated
in the freeso organization OF s4s and therefore make
war not only upon The policy of The administration but
upon the policy which was adopted by the party in the
Baltimore Convention They adopt the wing charge
that the administration is giving counenance and en-
enlargement TO free-solism, and therefore necessarily
charge the Baltimore Convention with esoi sympa-
thes They not content TO denounce individual APP
pointmens fit TO have been made, but they
to be radical reformers they strike at the ofthe sup
posed evil and propose TO purify the party by excluding
from fellowship all who affected with iree-soi
sentiments They virtually repudia,e the democratic party
as unsound and tainted with ree-soiism, nolwlhsiand
ing The whole South in solid body comes up and
avows its satisfaction with the democratic position
the slavery question They place themselves in the
same position occupied by the wings in the late
elections, and therefore in fair way 10 swell the
ranks OF the whg party in their crusade against the ad
minisra,ion They assume TO be the Simon Pure friends
Of southern rights and by their zeal throw southern
entirely into the shade The democrats in the South
who own slaves and directly concerned in the Ques.
lion of free soism not allowed to be the best judges
Of their own interests, but 10 receive lessons in pot-
ical orthodoxy and nationality from gentlemen who
sumo 10 be the only reliable friends OF the South Pres
dent Pierce who has again and again proved his nation
ay when some OF his present assaan,s were coquetng
with -soiles, to be taught nationality, and his
administration be epudiated for Its free soil tenden-
ces Notwithstanding the South up in solid pha-
lanx and endorses his soundness and his reliability.
These assalans OF the administration may delude them
selves with the idea that all this is patriotism and democ-
racy; but the popular mind will not fail to in il all
the elements OF faction and Reorganization.
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Thanksgiving.

The mayor OF city has considerably and wisely
recommended the observance by the citizens OF this, The
oath Of November, Thanksgiving Day Setting apart
day for the people TO abstain from their accustomed
avocaons, and TO engage in solemn acs oil praise and
thanksgiving 10 The Solver OF all Good" was until with
in few years past. almost exclusively New England
custom But The has been sanctioned and adopt
ed and wisely. as think, by all the States oil the
Union II ever people nhabilng any part OF the globe
should feel emotions Of The sinceres The most devoul
gratitude their Creator for The choicest and most dis
ting ushed blessings and mecies, which He in his good
ness has bestowed, We the people of this highly favored
and abundant land should ontstrp all others in services
OF Thanksgiving and praise. Laws OF gratitude should
be written upon our hearts" in rejecting upon the
countless, the invaluable, yet undeserved blessings
which the Deity has condescendingly showered upon
the people of this District and Of the United States
In order that all the employees in our establishment
may participate in the services OF the day, paper will
issue from this Office tomorrow.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24

rARPETSNG. Floor OsIcsoshs. Curtain Materials.
Ac-The subscribers respectfully invite attention
the following hist OF and desirable furnishing
which will BE offered the accommodating
400 yards English velvet carpet,nr, very rich
800 do extra super Bro-s-s carpcuns
900 DO do tapestry do
800 do Brussels and velvet carpetng
2O0o do super three ply carPetng
5000 DO do twopy do
5000 do medium and low priced carpe,ins
$50 DO ~, -, and Venetian do
$500 do 50 -, 1914, ~ T. and 1874 printed dfuggets
100 do printed stair druGKets
500 oicioihs, for steps
50 dozen brnss stair rods, assorted sizes
sheets styles nco cleohs, which viii be cut to ri
80 sheets -, 81, 90, s. 81, and IA oooths, low.
priced
800 yards bee, qualify cocoa mnuinss
IS erfrs 1ch chcasir rugs III
$50 tufted rugs, assorted sizes and qualities
2s1 yards German furniture oicoths, &c
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FIXTURES, SUCH As
Satin De snes new styles, o. every shade
Worssed dsmasks, double widsts all coors
Union damask-, nsw styles, and very rich
French csshmerrts and chintses
Wmse and bun shade linens, with suitable fixtures
Very rich lace in sets
Very rich muslin curtains, in set
Em0fodersd curtain mnsins, per yard
Bses WINDOW cotn,ees, with futures
Ce1ese asd side tss..-
Cufsaia Umps Of all widths aud coiorx
Toeehsf with full as.oftnen, OF bed b,snlet.
Linen cotton shseunes
Duspnsk sahae cloths, dsssssk napkin. .v
Dsaeek sd diapss lowell and toweinp
Marssiies ind other bed quilts and counerpsn.s
Table and piano covers, &c ,,oor n
Oct s-Aaw4wh "ooh bRVrHER, co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24

We had The pleasure OF visit yesterday iron this
gentleman the governor elect OF the State OF New Jer
sey He is in the enjoyment OF excellent health, notwith'
standing the arduous labors OF the gubemaofal cam
pagn through which he has recently passed, aud which,
happily for The interests OF that gallant State, resulted IN
bis elevation TO lis chief executive Office View glad
10 meet with MS exeeeney Rodman M. Price
Judge Comelson. OF New Jersey. friend OF the gov
ernor, we were also grathed 10 meet.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24
From The Richmond Enquirer
Naval Reform.


Perhaps there rs no question OF pubic concern ~ re-
speel which there is such unanlny o.
thIoushou the country has been malss'tu ~ jena"
oil an increase OF our naval strength. lug f'.to'op"
augment the effective strength % lis ai' ~ W. wv
lie both by an increase OF force ana DEXTER Of
oanixa,ion has been aeiaitd tor some years past bu
in OF the ggenee OF 1ohsess Tue schte
is sill but matter OF speculation onee NE adjourn
rnent of the last Congress- The WIZ OF tne county IN re-
,rt ~ The OF the navy has been Sd uni
yeysallv and energeucally expressed, that expect
.na ,sve action oi Congress- under the stimulus
nj no,N,jar discomfort. We have believe that
he Secretary Of the Navy fully appreciates the
OF The servcehat he thoroughly understands the abu
SEES Of The present vicious system and Is ready to WELD
The axe OF reform with vigorous hand lie will recon-
mend TO Congress increase OF vessels and material
force, and he will suggest addition to the moral
strength OF the navy by more philosopbic and eicen
organization. Mr.. Dobbin 10 neither enthrailed BY The
timd conservatism of logysm impeed by the heed
less and rash presumption OF that audacous spint which
seeks entire revolution OF all existing systems. lie
respects the accumulated wisdom OF the past much
he detess the reckless innovation OF mere schemers
He will exlifpate abuse, but he Will preserve what is
wise and good. Ii is fortunate for the country that
man 90 disposed to juGieous Teorni--so anxious for
Improvement yet tenacious OF present goodit for
tunae for the country that cautious practical
and aborous will supeTnlend and direct the reogan
izati0n OF The American navy. large standing army
is incompatible with the theory of government, and
dangerous TO civil liberty; but effective navy is
tal to the protection OF necan rights, while capa-
BILE only OF harmng The enemy. II is its avy which
10 this country the eyes OF the
world and is lis navy which must guard lis soil from the
dishonOr OF hostile INVASION The time is come when
the American navy must tie more worthy the American
nation, and efficient IN the defence OF It's rights and
honor We have confidence that MIR. Dobbn will sug-
gest the best in iurherance OF this end, and
hati Congress- will adequately second his efforts, the
navy will be longer the reoach. but will become the
pride and glory, Of the country.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24

From the Savannah Georgian, of the 2o,h instant, we
learn tina, the election for of the United States
postponed in the legislature unit, the next session OF
that body This result brought about by the wings
Of the voting in abody. aided by five democrats
for the posponement There was considerable excite
men, in MedgsvIe, produced by the action Of the sen.
ale az above stated.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS an KEYpoRr

THE the Florence k.ypou Company
will be held the PREMISES Report Friday, ash
inst, at 10 O'Clock.
be had the offices OF company
at Keyport; No SO William street, New York and Walnut
Dock streets, Philadelphia.
The properly company situated bay oppo-
site the Naows, in the straight line between New
Philadelphia 1t been laid opening
business New York
OF which this destined
spacious been constructed
. ferry established between and New York
Delaware
win trade Of that section OF the
nish through line for merchandise
New York and Philadelphia
the locston Of keypor
rapidly and will become Import
a towp n New York.
The attention Of mechanics, manufacturers and capitalists
throughout the invited hi. enterprise occupying
the only main thofoughre bsween the North and The
Nov AQ-A5uf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24

A roRoErrrL natDxoRooM--Ih Boston Iravens,,
tells The story OF a man in Massachusetts, who appe"
TO the proper authorities few days since Tor msfrass
certificate but upon being questioned, he bad fo9oue
the name OF his intended bride. After lime sPen,
IN silent thought he remarked that the lady namea
after city in Massachusetts,, and he rather believes
that IL was Worcester" But when the couple slooo
up before the clergyman. the lady. with reWoaeh'"'
look a, her careless lover, stated that her mare W"
Somervile lie must have been deeply engag p'
day before in preparing Tor the election.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24

CUWNIsHED PARIOR AND CHAMBERS FOR
AENT-Three chamber, and psror and chamber
h Aoov with opening between the two al
neatly furnished, and very eshy s'nsed on sh
door the Congregational church.
very their quiss position and
vecssnces, and very o NE principal hoess
Apply tho premises.
Nov N-d'nf
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. "a. 1858

QM @. JAsss, OF Cincinnati, Ohio collecting agent
or bs States BY Messrse H. TAoAAs
Dxsr, @. NJ. l.. WIsEaAs, and A. l.. CaILps.
GyMr HKsRy Nj LRwIs OF Montgomery Alabama gen
agent Alabama
sisted by o. y. LEWIS, JANIS o. LEWIS aud sAnusL D. LEWIS
kir Israel II. JAnK No. le2 South Tenth Phiade
phis, general travelling assisted by VIZ. H. WsLn
JOAN CoLIIss, JANIS DEEsRo HAnalT Jos BurTos, Csc
r. Burros Isaac NJ BopIsx, EDMUND w. WILEY WILLIAM l..
WArERaAs, and CKoKos McI4rep.
Gy-Reeeipts from either Of the above will be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24

VALUABLE STOCK FOR sAIE.-.A few Of thu
rock ~ the Magnetic Telegraph Company, Washington tn
New yh Tits stock gives regularly quarterly dividend of hrce
end er the last svdend Of
pr mailing thirteen Addrs~ Dor
aza, Wellington city pos, once.
Nov I0-dn
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scribea took place. Mr. Sage, ths a'lites husband
.hsent and knew nothing OF the mailer When be re-
turned and was niolmed of it, he AT hsl became frantic
alter which he tainted away and with difficulty re-
Stored.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-24

Colonel William Schouler. formerly the chief OF the
Boston Atlas, it ia reported. Is soon to assume the
editorial management OF the Cincinnati Gazette. Judge
Wright il is further said retres account OF III health.
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Public O1nccs Closed.
We authorized 10 announce that all The depart
menis and other public Offices of the government will be
closed on this, THANKSGIVING Day
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-21
PROSPECTUS 0F TEEE
mBLATRSVILLE RECORD.

The establishment of Democratic paper in the
Borough of Blairsvilc, Indiana Co., Pa, has
been long desired by the Democracy of Indiana
and Westmoreland Counties, and the encourage
mcnt that has already been extended, has indu-
ced the subscriber undertake the publication
Of fsuch journal. lie therefore, .contemplates to
revive the publication Of the ''BLAIRSYILLE
RECORD, and viii cndeavor to make the paper
interesting, not only to the political but general
reader, and hopes that in the enterprise he viii
be sustained by the public.
Believing that our State and National prosper
ity has arisen from the successful administration
of public affairs by the democratic party, and the
firm establishment of the principles and policy of
that party viii promote and ensure the happi-
ness of the people he will faithfully cndeayor to
sustain these views, and also adhere to the rceIl-
lar established usages of the party. Dceming 1t
unnecessary to say more this head he only
asks to be Judged by the course of the paper.
The materials ofthe office will be entirely new
AMI the paper viii be of large size and not infr
or to any published in the interior of Pcnnsylya-
mia. Considerable expense will be incurred, he
therefore most respectfully solicits share of the
patronage of the public.
TERMs.-One dollar and fifty cents per year if
paid in advance, or within six months, after the
expiration of that time two dollars will be char
gcd: II. c. DEVINE.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-21

DR.. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT OF VEL
LOW DOCK AND S4RSAPAfILLA IS AsUEE REM
EDY roR Hcrediiay Tuhtt.
Thousands of individuals are cursed with griev-
complaints, which they inherit from their pa
rents. The use of the l-c5ioc Doct and SlrSGparH-
Ia viii prevent all this and save vast amount
misery, and many valuable lives, for it Thoroughly
cIpels from he system tie iateHt tant which is the
seed of disease, and takes off the curse by which
the sins or misfortune ofthe parents are 50 often
visited upon the innocent offspring.
Parents owe it to their children TO guardthcm
against the effects of Inalades that may be com
municated by decent, and children Of parents that
have at any time been affected with Consumption,
scrofula Syphilis, owe it 10 themselves to take
precaution against the disease being revived in them
Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparila
is n sure antidote in such
II See advertisement.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-21
ORPHANS, COURT SAFE.

eI virtue of an order of the Order of the Or
sS phans' court for the county of Cambria, the
subscribers will offer for sale in the borough of Eb-
ensburg. on Thursday the 18th day of November
55 the following described Real Estate, late the
property of Richard Lewis, decd viz:
All That lot of ground numbered the plan of
the Borough of Ebensburg, as 81 fronting &c feet
on High street and running back along Julian ST.
264 feet to Sample street, on which is erected a
two story brick dwelling house and frame stable.
ALSO
All that lot of ground known on the place of said
Borough No. l0S fronting GG feet on high street
and running back along Caroline street 2G4 feet to
Sample street, having thereon erected frame dwell
ling house, frame office, and stable.
ALSO,
4 piece O.; ggoaud lying near the borough of
Ebeusburg, containing five heres, bounded Oh the
South by the Loretto road on the East by land of
David Jones; aud on the West by land Of james
Rhey's heirs
-iBSt2,
Three lots OF ground situate near the borough
Of Ebenshurg, bounded on tile East by lands of ST.
las Moose,s heirs; on The South by lots of John
Thomas; and on the North by lots of Fanny Gref
ftll's heirs
The sale win commence at eleven o'clock, y. NJ,
of said day, to be held on the respective premi-
ses.
TERAIS-One third of the purchase money on
confirmation of the sale by tho Orphans Court and
the residue in two equal annual payments to be
secured by Judgment Dcnds and Mortgages.
DAVID Ii. ROBERTS, -fdumtyfyat0r5 u
GEORGE J. RODGERS Richard Letris decd
Sept. 80. 1SJ3-Gt