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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-16
Eliza x. Mercer
Petition for Divorce.
Inhn Mercnr

The said John Mercer will take notice Tint said FL I'm
R., The 10th day of September A. d. 1852 filed in the
court of Common Pleas of Portage County Ohio a Pc
titon against him, praying for divorce and alimony
which cause is now pending in said Cause for
divorce. absence for than three years. and gross
neglect ofduty. RANNEY 4. TAYLOR, for Pet
Ravenna, Dec. %. 1852. 120l-6w
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o. The Court Of Common Pleas is sill in
session.
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JOHN p. HALE.

A beautiful Portrait Of the candidate of the!
n Free Soil Party for only 25 cents, from Daguerre
oype which the Hon. gentleman says is the best likeness
of him yet taken Every true Free Soiler should have
copy of this magnificent engraving to adorn the walls of
his parlor We have put the price low, that ALL both
high and low rich and poor. can have copy.
Thus speak the Publishers, in introducing this Portrait
to the notice of the Public
For sale at HALLS BOOZE ~-opr
hh's""" ~. 16, 1852
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5- should be anirersatly kaoun-for it is strictly
truehat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases. Dysenery darrhea, cholera
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by indigestion alone Think of that dyspeptcs!
think of it all who suffer from disordered somachs and if
you willing to be guided by advice founded upon
perience resort at fdon delay day. Hooands
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson which,
an Alternative curative and nvigoran stands alone and
approached. General depot 120 Arch street. We have
tried these Bter and know they excellent for the
diseases specified above.-I'aiiadelphia City Item.
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LOCO BOOK AGENTS WANTED,
TO SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR THE YEAR


$1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR!
M ANTED in every County Of the United
w ates. active and enierprising men. to en-
gage in the sale Of some Of the best Books pub
lished in The country. To men OF good address,
possessing small capita! of from $50 TO 500.
such Inducements will be offered as to enable
them TO mnke from So TO SIS day profit.
O. The Books published hy US all use
ful in their character, extremely popular. md
command large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars. address, (post-paid,)
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
lsl William S,reer, New York.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-16

Poisia,rG.--Thousands of parents who use vermfnge
composed OF Castor Oil Cnomei not aV are that
while they appear benefit the patient they are actua
laying the foundations for series of diseases such
salvation, lrss of sight, vsakness of limbs, &c
In another column viii be found the adv lertisement OF
iobeusack's Medicines, TO which ASK the attention
OF directly interested in their wet their ch
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing from those Of bilious type should make ofthe
only genuine medicine. Ifohensack's Liver Pills.
II "BE NOT DECEIVE Ed but ask for IIo5ensack's $
Worm Syrup und Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature ofthe Aroprieor J. N. iobensack
else genuine.
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NO OTICEt

NOTICE is hereby piven, to ell q1o'ifed
eject ors of Ravenna township that meeting viii
be held in Ravenna Mt o'clock A. 81. Tuesday the
first day of March, 1853 upon the site Of the New Town
Hail. take inio consideration the loanlng of money
for the erection of The Town II all this season.
WILLIAM PrFMAN, l1n.,ses
r. A BiBCOCK,
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GROSS CUT WS-English and Ameri-
" manufactured from the best quality of Steel
for sale at low prices at L RICHARDSON'S.
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WA00G@Do
On the h inst, by Rev w. NJ. Bear. Mr..
OLIVER PARDEF. of Charlestown and Miss HAN
NAH DAVIS, of Nelson.
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Officers Portage Go. Br. State Bank Of Ohio
r. L. Campbell. President.

UlllCtIS TUItdS6 w. DE. Stdt6 DdHh vi Uuiu.
r. E. Campbell. President.
]. Fl. Ebbert, Cashier
Bank open from 10 y A. NJ, and from 10
o'clock, P. NJ. Bank closed On CHI istmas and
New Years day, and on 4,h of July.
u In CoxsuMPrIvE SYMPTGxs.-"Procrasrinaiio
The thief of fime," in awful shortens
existence, and hurries the patient from time TO etern
Thousands dying whose lives might be saved by
the imey use of Wisrar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
A few weeks few days. may make fatal difference
in the progress of consump'ive symptoms.
The chances of increase greatly with the
illness of treatment. Although in seemingly des-
perae Wisiars I'alsam has performed that are
seemingly mirac cuious still it ia advisable Ike the
Balsnm the appearance of the first symptoms
Consumption, of all diseases, is the thai should
receive carly treatment. Every hour of delay may
make the cuse more difficult. In the between Dis
ease and Nature the assist Nature. the more
certainly viii sic win The Victory. If wait unit!
disease has broken the ution aid may
10 late 10 be of service.
~ See advertisement.
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Il, /, & R, DAY,

MUSLIN COLLARS. A beautiful assnrt.
IN nent of Ladies' Muslin Collars Under Sleeves Bands
&c, for sale cheap at L g. DAYS.
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SETTLE UPl

PERSIAN DELAINES
SOME beautiful styles just received are going
~ off very low at PpENr1ss,
January II, 1858.
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S, R A III S @ n.
SUCCESSOR TO NJ. HULBERT,I
yyrHra- a r-ra

RAVENTNA. OHIO.
RRASS Founder, Copper S nrh. Tin and
ID Sheet Iron Worker-keeps on hand gen.
efal assortment of Stoves. S'ore pipe, Tin md
s'eei Iron ware. Also Brass and Copper Ket-
ties. CIInin pumps, Cast Iron Revol, ing pomps,
Lead pipe, S I'd Irons Brass and Copper cast
ings, Gun trimmings &r.
Also, iin Roofing Cutters and spouing pu'.
up n, short notice.
@ Job Work done 10 order ard mn,t kinds
of produce taken in exchange. A few doors
south Of the Court House.
S. RAWSON.
Ravanra Ian o5 1a5., 1oOd
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MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
rs S 8.
DIR. u. 'EEsbsps,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL. be in attendance at his rooms as follows:
RAvENNA-Pre'tiss House Monday afternoon and
Tuesday 2lst and 22nd March.
AKRoE-CobGs Exchange, Saturday 18th March.
WARREN Clinton House, Saturday and Monday, &c
and eth March.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys, Spleen inflammation, Rheumatism sima short
ness of breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy Weakness Nervous Debility, R es lessness, Lost
of Appetite Constipation, Derangemcnso ofthe Stomach
Bilious affections Gravel, Swelling Cancer Scrofula
Ulce:s Impurities of tie Blood of any chronic of
long standing diseases, areinvited 10 call No charge
for consultation.
Fz,Dr T never bleeds nor blisters is he Homeo
patliist he never Mercury Antimony, Arsenic
any other mineral as medical agents nor is lie Thomp
sonan-Ee neither steams gives emetlcs! His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have Leen
adopted, but thandoes his system of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make well, nor tear
down TO build up again. nor allay irritation by patching
up with anodynes
CAV FITS OR EPILEPSY BE cUREDp
This is question often asked, and to which | can
best reply by appening letter from young lady who
was treated for the same of long standing. select
this because is OF the FIRST eared in this st and
consequently exhibits the test of the time. While un
der treatment. Miss b., resided few miles of
Cleveland, and be written by those " hu
wish 10 hear farther from her. With persons past The
meridian of llfe | have seldom succeeded but young
patients for INST part may be efectualiy and perma-
nently cured.
DIR H. TUBBs-Sir:-For several years have been
afflicted with fist was first attacked school, when
but six years of age. They quite frequent came
on suddenly. and then passed off: Eight years ago. they
assumed tl.o eriphysical Symptoms leading to con-
sumption followed. that could not walk the
room without stopping for breath. We employed many
physicians ci different Schools none seemed 10 nn-
dtrsand remove the disease Three years ago last
July commenced your treatment from which have
receved much benefit. Besides removing fits my gen
eral health has been greatly mprovel quite lately
have been ronhled somewhat with confused feeling
proceeding think from nervous weakness; but hay @
been entirely free from fits up the present moment
Yours, &c, LYDIA HALL.
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DASSOI,ETION.

DASSOLUTIO
FENHE -Copartnership heretofore existing Between
IL the undersigned is hereby dissolved by mutual
agreement The business of the firm will be selied the
factory by either of the parties, and all persons having
acronnts requested 10 call and settle before the first
d ~ of April next.
JAS B. McELWAIN.
GEORGE McEL VAIN.
BERNARD w. ARNOLD.
Rarenna, Feb 9th, 1858.
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Leather! Leather! Leather!
A r wholesale and retail, at the we'll known Tan
~ merry Stand of Cyrus Prentiss, few rods south
of the court house in Rayenpa. good assortment
of first rate leather be had all times as prices to
correspond with the times.
iIemlock Tan'd sole and upper leather
Oak do harness bride and band do
do do calf and kip skins
do do upper and sole leather
WANTED.
Beef Hides, Veal Skins and Sleeps Pel,s, for which
tho highest market price viii be pai in cash or taken
in exchange for Boots. Shoes or Leather.
May 10th, 1881. l. w. ENOS.
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nRESS GNods.--Just received choice selection Of
. = prsop Cloths Cashmeres American Cloths all wool
De LANES Plain DeIaines of all colors and psices at
a- CELHrTS
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large of Velvet Ribbons of every co or
n and shade, jusl reed GILIETrs.
Oct. 25.
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Ravenna, Feb. 9Th 1853.
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Wan ted.

DOoTS and Shoes-For Gentlemen, Ladies' and
ID hildren, all sizes, at SESMouRs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06
s52,ese, SIS as s52, 40, 5S9 AZ
Daguerre.

Paris letter says that an interesting ceremony
took place at Petit Bole, the birth place and burial
place of Daguerre, the inventor Of the Daguerreo-
type, where a monument was erected 10 his memory
in the little village church by his friends. "A large
concourse people had collected for the occasion,
and funeral procession, including his friends from
various parts ofthe country; bands of young girls
in white, carrying branches, the villagers en- ndsss,
and great number of priests, accompanied by the
National Guards, with flags flying and music play
ing, proceeded to the house OF the widow DagueIre
to pay their respects Then, they proceeded TO the
church where mass music was performed for
the inventors soul, and the monument and the
people duly blessed by the priest. After this, the
whole company, consisting Of several hundred OF
persons, of all ranks and professions, united IL
affection to the memory of the deceased artists all
Proceeded by invitation totheDeauttul country seat
of Mile de Rigny, an intimate friend aud great
admi1er of Daguerre, when magnificent collation.
was prepared for them, Mime Daguerre being also
present. After several speeches had been made
in honor q the artist, the widow and the priests
having left the chateau the rest of guests finish
ed of the morning with dance; and the party then
broke up, delighted alike with themselves, the en-
tertnnment and their graceful and hoSpitable
hostess.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06
Extraordinary wealth of a Southern


The New York Tribune translates the following
from German paper:
ga rich planter, Mr.. Della bltzscher, descended
from an ancient French family, recently died in
New Orleans. He was young man at the time of
abe first French revolution, and fel from the guio
tine to becomea merchants clerk in the Crescent
city. After time, he married the daughter of q
rich planter and carried on the plantation so skill
fully as, in comparatively short time, to acquire
the reputation of one OF the richest men in Louis
lana Since his death, the division of property
has shown its aggregate to be an amount which,
from an European point of view is almost fabulous.
1t consisted of 81 plantations upon branches of the
Mississippi, afforIing an annual profit, from the
cultivation of cotton and sugar, SOC, O00 steam
boats on the Mississippi, upon the ocean and 81
merchants vessels. the aggregate income of which
at the lowest calculation, 1000; shares to the
amount of 5OO0 600 in railroad stocks, producing
annually S350,000; Z limited partnerships in Eu-
rope, one in each of the cities of London, Paris,
Bordeaux, Lisbon, Cadiz, Naples and Constantine
pie, each producing annual profit of $4,000, in
all $3.50, 600; cash TO the amount Of S7,000000 in
the Bank of England, drawing per cent, produ-
cling $3.50, 000-making in all an annual income Of
49, ,000 about Ia, 000, 600 of fIancs His pro-
perty in houses, furniture, collections of works of
art, books, &C., were in proportion. The property
falls to three heirs" -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06
operatonS nf United States Mint, 1852

OpoIauo0B III OLUL9Q 5LALoA GA4AALI 4SteSa'
The Treasurer of the Mint has furnished the
Philadelphia papers with the operations OF that
institution for the month of December and for the
year past The gold onthe last California steamer,
though in New York, on the morning of the 3lst
did not reach the Mint Had she arrived one day
earlier, the deposits for the have been
about six millions, and for the year yearly fifty
four millions of dollars. AS it is though the depo-
sits of gold at the Mint for the year some three
millions in excess of the deposits there in 1s5l, the
deposits at all the MINIS of the United States are
some six or seven millions less. The coinage OF
gold at the parent Mint is also less than in 1851.
BY running the eye over the table, it will be seen
that the number of1l0uble eag scoinedexceed even
the number of gold dollarsj the number OF each
however, exceeding two millions The silver
coinage for the year seyery ancOnslerable in
amount, though vetylarge in the number Of tree
cent pieces. The number coined in December was
900 pieces, and for the year pieces,
each piece requiring the same amount of labor as
the coinage OF the gold dollar Singular as it may
be, s. 162, 074 of copper cents were coined. Where
can they all go? In the present year 1853, the
coinage of three cent pieces will probably exceed
thirty millions OF pieces. The gold deposits for
December were S3,33O.000, and the gold coinage
IS, no 705. The silver deposits for the same month
were only $40, 50oi but the silver coinage for that
period was large, being 1924, 507 even rising that
of the gold and though comparatively so insignif-
| cant for the wear
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06
crimee, e., in naltimere.

The Baltimore Sun, of Saturday has very inter-
esting tables setting fourth the crimes and arrests
which occurred in that city for the preceding
twelve months, from which we maketLe following
abstract: lJa4 a.5
Abandoned females restored to friends, &c. 81;
abducted girls reclaimed, s. lost children restored
to parents, So; juveniles for petty offences dis
charged,) 1915 young men arrested for congregating
on the ofstreets, diSorderly conduct dis
charged 9, 1o2j-total, 2,516. lsl sls,.
Number of robberies reported at the office during
the year, 1S7; amount of property stolen, Sl27,-
7s6--viz: money 5000; jewel:y 1921; other prop
erty, 143, 235-tatol S127, 1885,
Destitute persons sent to the aims house GAL,
lewd girls, 26; Migrants (commtted) 91-total
e9s.
Total alarms of fire, 4ss; amount of loss by do,
$685., $40; insured, 166, 345-netloSs, $101,
1886. 5 Err
Persons burned to death 8; horses II; other ami
mails 9.
Origin of II ress-Acoident "A; unknown 70; iu-
cendiarsm 80; camphine lamps Z; foul chimneys
%; defective fues 10; fires out of direct taxation
5; false alarms 218-total 478.
From the above statement it will be seen that
the total number of arrests made by the police,
elusive of vagIants &C., IS ,S11-incluslve of va
grants, &C., the total is $500 The number of ar
rests during the year 1851, was 1926. The num-
Der of arrests made in 1850, was 1,5l1; the NUM-
Der for the preceding year, 1920.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06
"a Box

The Concord Democrat tells the following sto-
Gen. Pierce, the President elect, few days
since, received suspicious looking box, per Chen
cy's express, from the West. Surprising from his
exalted position that some wicked Wing, or 'fa-
natical abolionist" might be plotting his destruc-
ton, very naturally regarded this as an internal
machine, intending to land him in glory before his
time. Not feeling any great Partially for such an
apotheosis, he ordered this new Pandora's box to
be slowed away in the barn tunsght unseen and
strictly forbade any one to go nearit. Thus it re-
NAMED some days, until one Sunday, when nobody
was at homes Mr.. W., the Generals boarding
master, who being exercised thereto by a couage-
Gus and laudble curiosity, determined to solve the
internal mystery Accordingly sezing long
handled axe, and placing himself at rational dis
lance, he hurled the weapon with full fury into
the box. After waiting in breathless expectation
for the machine to explode, Mr.. W. approached
it and discovered hOTibike dietu!l-two brace of
remarkable fat ducks, and haunch of venison
sent to the President elect, by an admiring friend
in Cincinnati, with a,note accompanying, desiring
to be remembered in the division of the spoils!-
We need only add that that the only thing infer
nall about the machine, was an inodorcus smell
for which the reverend disciple of His Holiness
was in no way responsible. ..i- -. *,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06

HH .- . t..
INuoRTANT DEcrsIoNlN THE U. STATES SUPREME
CoURT.-The United States Supreme Court has just
made an important decision in reference to fugi-
tive slaves and the law of Illinois.
Richard Ellis, of Illinois, some months ago
convicted under statute of that State, which de-
. clares tn tany person harboring or secretng fu-
gitive slave, or in any wise hindering the lawful
in retaking such fugitive shall be subject
a fine not exceeding 800 dollars, and an imprison-
nent Of not more than six months. Subsequently
the case was taken to the United States Supreme
Court on the ground that the statute Of Illinois
conficted with the law of Congress, and the:con-
sttution on the same subject, and made the delin-
quent liable 10 q double punishment. The opin-
ion of the court CJudge Mclean dissenting) was
given few days ago, pTonouncing the statute of
Illinois constitutional, on the ground thatthe OBJ
ect of the State was to prevent the immigration of
slaves, and not to aid or impede their owners in
their re- capture. The fine imposed goes, not to
heclaimant, but to the State. On the other hand,
the law of Congress is intended to aid the master,
and contemplate capture and reclamation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06


eEs. PiEacE's oAsiNET.-The New York Her
AIDS correspondent announces the following names
IS tA6se probably agreed upon as a portion of the
Cabinet. a'a Hf7taa= 5a' ~ 49," tai
n! NIT. Hunter, OF Virginia, Secretary of State.
HDanisl S. Dickinson. of New York, Secretary of
General Dobbin, of North Carolina, Secretary Of
lJ9Es1son Davis. of Mississippi Secretary OF
40. p, Nicholson, of Tennessee. Secretary of
the Interior. ..,.rlss.t..
The same correspondent states that the Offices
viii doubtless be divided among all the sections of
the Democracy, and that the above appointments
would Be in accordance with such determination.
we think the correctness of the above depends
entirely upon the question, Does Gen. Pierce rec
o44nnizs the New York Herald as an expounder of
thg incoming Administration 1.-The does not, we
al not think the statements of TIE man who came
40 near being 'fassassinated," orthose of his cor
nssSb5ndei1t, either, on such subject, are worth
- Tf5y fifR h5i--a s@ ~ ,Aff3 ~ ft9f.fg
ssdS gssdio issHpmE. .a-sz s,4-. .Ge szlotle--
VAh fnSlFe tTrig case, involving the right to the
aaStftfactare or the 'hook- headed spike ~
Was afsdea7 6efore the d. S. Supreme Court, a few
ssFo. tlHon. Reyeidy johnson was oneof the
<XsSsl. dft 3 said that 100, o0Oe dollars are in
,oiTAG controversy. The parties to the suit
Tfoy. N. " Previous to the Introduction
Glhe fail for into this country, all spikes
,e3d fol YbdtidiAg1 &C.. had fiat heads, but the
sr4aiifedniri6g spikes with hook1head. Mr. Bur
5sBs the piainiH intbe suit, obtained apasentfoF
,,sAaIsga e and the defendants, Messrs. Corning,
tJbknidsoffid WihBloW, having also claimed the
nSRs6t flksRisept proceeded with their manufacture;
IA Vi fReni they have made all the hook
beSded pixies ia the United istates-a great nuns
iifnSS9, Of coarse. vast profits. Some time
}Ge fderi having failed in getting an injunction
ssi6Stfhs otherpaHies, to prevent them from using
~ disAfted patent, appealed to the Supreme
haayEGailT 5issEE'i 30 L9tHF7 'Tn' ,sfaaHsa 9dt1
-nfid ozaotei- s=++4 ---.-~s--.-- ---- nli'eotqI
I,,SsovEAEsF IN PADDtE WHEELs.-on Lake
I,iea !. newipaddle wheel for steamboats, has been
TEA @ita greatIsuceess The whole merit Of the
;toantio1ie lnsistsin the swinging paddle. which.
,l.enunentf It leaves the watur falls back against
,baarhs. dthus gets fec from the lift of the wa
ito which the common paddle is liable and ala
Of the resistance which the air ofsrs to the fat
.Fe,ee,ylle out OF gwater. force that Is COM
patsd At onAttweaty-eigth o.! the driving power.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. The Cincinnati Times
~ thas.oa Sunday morning lasl, while MisF
P4flsE 5Jas mixing hers ayout ohn's Church,
a., = The crowd which the aisies, some
sious rowdf cut tue skirts Of her dress into
n s The crowd was 30 dense, and
II 5iis 50 that she lqt know
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06

APLAcz REau1a1Se GOOD DEAL OF MEp1oiNE.-
In East Greenwich, RI. a town containing po-
puIatiou of about $500, the town agent has sold,
since August last two hogsheads of New England
rum, fifteen casks of brandy, besides other liquors.
The Providence Journal says tho people are not
extensively engaged in any mechanical pursuits
requiring any great amount of alehohol, and the
inference is that nearly all the liquor sold must
have been for medicine The inference S that the
town must be- very siclly place. a2l, d 9l;i@
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-06

pThso Presidents House iniWasningnn. on
New Year Day, vas opened for fine reception Of
company, and a large number ofcitzens, including
Members of CongEessg called to pay ther respects
TO the Chief Magistrate. Many official personages
in Washington. and not few of the citizens of
thatplace, kept sopen hours on the same tocca-
sion, the visits Of their friends ill