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his most'celebrated characters-it being his
last appearance but one, and we have no
doubt but that the house will be we'll filed
On Monday evening next the popular tragic
actress, Mrs. Farren, will appear, supported
by MIR. Fenno and the excellent company,
The admirable manner in which pieces are
now placed upon the stage reflects the high
est credit on the taste and talent of Mr..
Fenno, the stage manager. While on this
subject would it not be we'll for those occu-
plying the front seats and wearing their hats
during the performances to recollect that
they are not glass Though they do shine) but
SILK, and cannot be seen through by those
sitting further from the stage.
The Cadinet.-The spectators are begin
ing to make their calculations again. We
have right here to consult "Sv5iV' on a
topic of such q local although nationally
character We shall give the Treasury to
Marcy, the Post Office to McLelland, and
woull not be much surprised if Cabel Cush-
ing got the State Department. eve shall
see, what we shall see"-gentlemcn letter
writer's, we give you a chance
THE German Red Men paraded our streets
to-day, and attracted much attention.
Mr.. Fuller is improving, and there is a
probability of his recovery We hope so!
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NOTICE,

I HAVE on hand the following goods which ! am
i closing out cheap name in part
100 do Ladies' Bic ichd Cotton Hose at 81, per
dozen
$50 doz do Brown do do at 81 DO
doz
cheap
so DE- do Mixed do do do
cheap
50 doz Boys and Youths Brown Mixed % Hose
With C,ssime'es, sattinetts, Ves'ings. &c, dc.
call the attention OF buyers TO the above goods.
II. III. TEBBS. No i,
South side ave. bet. 9th ard 18th sts
f.h A-2w
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My Novel, Or Varieties of English Life, by Bull
weer. complete.
GreIry'> hig Almanac. for 1853
History Of Erope, l,y Sir A. Allison.
BlackwooU> Ma .aZine for J anu ,ry
Adventures of Ca. tain Black, 10y the author OF
Hector OH oran
Godey's Lady Book, and Gr~h inns Magazine,
for February.
& ea.ou's Pcto' ial and Barpum's II ustr ,ted
News back numbers froul the commencement OF the
year. on hand.
Also, back numbers Ct all the Mrsa ines for
sale.
Books. Newspapers, Stationery, and everything
in the per oii;al linz. For sale 1T
JOE SIIII.LINGTi\'S Bookstore
Cd.on Building. corner of ~ ST. and Pa ave-
i'm Go
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Extract Of Letter from NiLiiord Fillmore

II Lave re al it (Nler hants Maguz.c) with n
20. deal of attic m ard have no he iiat.n in sny-
in. that think it Of the most valuable p.ri oil
Gals ih was c,tr Pub islird To the mrrrha. II
,iui!c i'm ipen alb and to the strie,man aud
man of general inf rnr t"n amost equal der irah,e
1t j. rrald 4" STORY OIL uscui fscts and inforin,-
tim. viii Ii e 70 Al Lor here we'll digcsird
nd atc.-sib in tn Sc numb RS. I only regret
that DO OF own tie wioie worr.'
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HOUSFKEEPER'S GOODS,

dOUSEkEEfEh'S GOUUs.
TOHN NJ. DOM BROTHER have just opened
- aud arranged handsome assortment of Good.
suitable for the season. viz:
pari N Marble ODDS
PA Ter Mache ann frenth painted do.
FIR nch China and Beriu Iron Goo DIS. as Cups
AMI >au"ers. Mugs. Car!standS. aud Match
jcXcs, Dl e,ien Chn,, very h .ntlsomr, i;as
kets an Work Boxes, Portable Desks &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome c stors Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Goble,s, Forks and
Spoons
Mus;asds, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. E..,cr:;:,. Hall &c
BRuNZED GoUrS.
Fen'ers. Dogs. Shovel and longs, Siittoons
Candlestirks, tande.abras, uatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame. mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glass S, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several h 'n''some painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and coed
Bureaus, >ofas. Extension Tables
Chairs of many patterns and n les ard mate
BE stead, Eels, Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China glass, stone, and crockcry Ware in
guam tiles, large stock, Well assorted, and
cheap
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets Cand.esticks Cake Boxes
Bru hes, WOODWARD. |, on Ware
Clicks or veral varieties and patterns, 50
hour and tl,y. Our stock is certainly the
mist complete Of any kept in the district or
Perhaps at any other place.
We invite call from persons in want ofar ices in
the line of housekeeping and we datter ourselv' 5
they can be accomm dated at establishment
pr npty and Mt reasonable prices for tue quality
at amy etl:er place
JOHN VI. DOM h BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, bet. 10th and til sts
dec 30-tf
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WINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATSUPS, &c.
JNO. q. KIBBEY + CO..

No. 5, opposite Centre Market.
/ MPORfEkS AND DEALERS in the above goods,
passed variety Of
VINES adeiras, Clarets, Champagnes. Ports.
sherries, Hooks. &C. on draught, in demiohns
and bottles. '
L1ouoRs-Brandies, Rum, whskey, Gin. &c
LIQUEhs-Curacao, Maraschino, Anist tii. Nove.,
Bitters, &c.
MALT iLouERs-London Brown Stout, Scotch and
English Aies. N
CIGARs-A variety of brands
PIcKLEs-Best quality If English and French
SAUcEs-For Fish. Currie, Game, Meals. &C.
TEAsIBre.kf'st Teas, Souehong, Pouchong, Peko-,
Oolong. Tyson, Young Tyson, &C. in chests. X
chests. and boxes
SuGARs-B:own, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran.
debated, Sc.
CoFFEE-Mocha, Java. Mara 'cabo, Rio. &c
CHEEsE-Stilton Chedder Sapsago, Parmesan Dutch.
and American
llAMs-i'est American and W, stphalia.
EN- LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUcE~A
ian Oft
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GAS.
rfHHE UNDERSIGNED, STEPHEN EDDY. No 1OO
I north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, gent for
the sal of Dr. Mcconnell s paten. for generating IS
from WOOD inv;tcs the sci ,ntc anu the pub lene-
ton at the above "st;,b hnept an apparatus for the
manufacture of Gas Tie il unn Ting qualities of
this gas are sup Or and it i: free from that smell
VII cn is produc from other material, and in every
respect equal.
As this Gas is entiraly produced from wo1d it can
be obtained much cheaper Fate than that pro'iuc
ell from coal AMI other materials. The scriber VIII
guaranty that he will produce This Gas hundr, Il
per ceut cheaper than the ordinary.
The pubic and scientific men are respectfully in
yltrtt tn call aud eXanii.e for themselves.
feb st SiEPliEN EDDY
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MOON RISES.

Mr. WILLIAM TUCKER, Nth such as
.,,,.s as he mag employ, is authorized to re-
,ubscriJers and advertisem ents for the
:. 1,;yy E eaing Star" Mr. BURNS wiU acaat
~. n. citizens Of Georgetown.
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Letter from tie linn. U'm. H. SeTsr6.

NyD1r ir: ii,,r tisr 20 dress {" VI o- my naH
on your ii abs iii 'hr N'i ci'aits Ma -
zine. regard Il ms au Invaluable wrk tr the u c
f all WHO u Il d md r.t.nd m rely tou mrrcIil
oyer IL us ia his exi, ding country. tut tie tsc
al nam. rcial questions inroi''d in the sdnips-
tr~ ian tee Cover. .mett
an, vi n great rel eel our hu" bi- Irspt
WILL AN IL. SEWAnb.
Fre man Hunt, 20.
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!

lust RECEIVED 1T Stainncrs Il, ad-
y Joining the living Hotel, the f'll.wiug pieces
new AT DO, ular Nusic-viz:
The Alta, tic Return Schottisthc
The Sai- Polka
I'm q ing f. r Snder Jenny
would l were irJ; deares.
Fl. |, !, Quirk>tcp
Ben Bolt. Quickst-p
believe me he TliJ ft1 m Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Ciitnn X, dywa
Astonishing Polka
The X. e fa beautiful ong)
The t'ela> te Polka
AIars's Waltz
Sontay 10 ka
M.lle,'s scrap Bnok-a cole: ton Of popular
airs. for young people
The Death # Warren
feb g.
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Local A fairs.

Lqfayete Square The grounds here are
lid cut by Mr. James McCann, the care
AIKEN with such taste, according to the
most approved plan, and as it has latterly
been made the object of much attraction.
from the fact of the Jackson Statue being
Raced there, it now forms the most fash
ornamental trees were planted down last
year, and there is not failure among the
whole. They consist of red pine and other
description of evcrgreen-and are great
setting off to the square in advance of the
rev iron railing soon TO be erected.
in Iactdent.-Whle the joint committee
for counting the Presidential votes were en-
eyed in their official llbors in the House of
representatives, the sun was shining very
brilliantly, and ray was suddenly reflected
from one of the marble pillars 10 the vicinity
Of the Speakers chair, directly on part of
the beautiful picture of Washington adjoin-
ing, revealing the fine tints of the painting,
directly showing the countenance out in bold
relief. Several members were suddenly at
traeted by the CLEAN of sunlight, and criti-
cised the benign expression of the face, with
the bright sparkle of the eye so admirably
represented. The Hon. Mr.. Florence and
several other members in the immediate vi
entity at the time took occasion to criticize
the painting, and some we're heard to saw
that this was but an auspicious indication of
the appreciation of the shade of Washington
as to the successful reign of the Pierce ad-
Illustration. There are superstitious cdi-
tors that have chronicled an event less wor-
thy OF note-the fall of General Pierce's
picture, somewhere in Cincinnati, simulta-
heous with the melancholy disaster tha. be-
lei the President; and the incident here
alluded to, on the occasion referred to. in
the presence of the honorable members re-
ierred to, IS no less worthy passing re-
mark for tae benefit of the curious in such
matters Il is pity to find the expressive
WORKS OF art so badly arranged in some parts
81 The Capitol. The best painting in Wash
ihS'on and the truest likeness of the immortal
rather OF his Country" in the Senate Cham
Ger Is placed in the most obscure corner of
that wing of the Capitol. The new add
ions should look forward to all these mat
'ers, so as to combine elegance with art in
all the departments of The grand legislative
balls of the seat Of our federal government.
Presment's Lrree.-An unusually grand
array of fashion and beauty will grace the
Le'ee this evening. Several strange fash
0habies have crowded in since the last
week, and the season SO fair continues to
sustain its attractions.
Duck Shooting on the Potomac. The
havoc made this season among the canvas
Jack, redhead, swan, geese and such other
soF' OF wild foul as take up their winter
quarter rs upon the Potomac, has, this sea-
~" oeen unusually immense. The gotham
-"S have enjoyed rich Boosting so far the
nuts OF our sportsuans rifle and heavy
shotgun.
-'0f'0not Iheatre.-This evening the dis
""suished hadsgdan and comedian, Mr.. Muir
WI, taxes Ills benefit amman r;no in two of
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FIRES man Hunt, 80

TIE ve-cl,, r,' Ma git. | pub h'd morthly, an
lI.Fu't1 s,r.q.t. " Yn. X, by Freeman Hunt, aLd
,ur,i led 10 uisc ii eis iqr f.c oi irt .r-r Ia
id. alice. u" ~
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CALL AND SEE

r. l. X Il T. TITS JUNO CORDIAL OF
~ PRoCREAllFE EL1NER.-A certain remedy
III ALI cases impoency ta renn.ss, fuor albus, uif-
cult or painful menstruation, iucont nee OF urine
an all deases arisns from drbiiitati of the sys
tenn where an Impulse, II restorative is required.
PIicc s., per bottle. For sale by
s. IL. SYLVESTER,
Drug ,iSt and Apothiraries.
jan 25 corn OF 9th and III Sc
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KEEP THE FEET DRY AND WARM.
lust RECEIVED two gross of Ladies' French Elias
y tic Water Proof CORK SULtS. gool article. and
only - Three Fps a pair. For sale 1t
LAMMONDS
b 2-3tCod 9TH street Fancy Store I'd be'ow I;
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NJ. T. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Glazier.

u ESPECTt ULLY informs his Lends and the %, b.
IL Ii. ally. that he is prepared to execute
work in his profe sion as punctua ly an at as a.
sonab rates as il can be ION. in Washington
Orders left at his ROOM on Louisiana avenue, he.
1--WE en- 9th ard 7th SIS, at his residence on C
SIR ct, rear of has roon viii receive piompt att-p.
ton. dec Ii
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ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL!
M G. CHOATE HAS LATELY DISCOV-
w &. Erred IN ailhralinx SALyE. which will
cure Coins, Bunnions. Warts, &c. 81. The remedy
SAL and sue No cauterizng sub,tan is used
Residence street, one house north Of pennsvl
Vania avenue f,h1
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OPERA BOOTS, CONGRESS CATERS, &C
TUSr RECEiVED from the mandatory of ".
- Whitney. Newark, New Jersey, formerly of this
city.)
l case of Opera Boots
] case Congress Gait.rs
Case Unio Shoes, article; and
One case d. ford Shoes
Also, ra>eu If boys Congress CATERS and Union
shoes. For sac by JOHN M1Li-s,
Fashionable Dc OF Maker, Browns Hotel.
jan Is
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Mr.. Fuller is improving, and there is a
probability of his recovery We hone so,
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OKNAMEN rs Foo TIIE HAIR.

III RS. 5. PARkr.R is just Opening
WI Marr.bout ic :thers, for the h .ir tipped with
gold and silver
Ostrich feathe: S, for the hair tipped with gold
and 81 YER
Gold and silver Tule
lars";s octmcnt of rich Pars Ribbons
PEARL Ivory, Red lsoue and Sandal Wool Fairs
Mitts, G.oSes. Flower, Bracelet, Press Combs,
&c, rARKEk:S
Fancy and Pe,fulncry Stor-, p. av:
jan 2o-3t News copyl under National Hotel
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MUSIC DEPOT.
Pennsylu mia Arenue. south side, doors rest
# lOth street.
WHERE can ut all times be sern ard obtained
w musical n>trum btS OF every drS ri .ton. Al
choice cole ctions OF 5 cred muse. Gems the
Orc;as and all The opnlar muse OF the day.
Just Received. splendid assortment of vi lin and
Guitar strings, for sale 10y
i'm % ct GEO UIIHI-S
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AICINED PLASTER.-Just arrived n
Y fesh supply Of C, ci' cd i'"st r. AID ier SAFE
by r. NJ P"'AhsoN GU.
ian 3--eo3t Seventh street, Lear the Canal.
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VIM. BIRD.

Dealer In Lum Der Nnd Coal.
WILL have tie accounts # Lis customers ready
w for presentation OF the LIST IF January. 1883.
dec 3a-ft
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NR K NJ Ii, GER Ian, AND AMERICAN EAt.
L kEiS. at every description, rery cieip Lohiay
Lidssss. III b Horses r"pelIor. carriages. hoy s.
sleigh, Small Bill lard T,licS lick Cannon B.al ds
D,mii.ss. Chess Men, Dice, iia,ing Cards. Vi tin
strings. ard mauy other go d., ceiv aid for
sale, wholesale AID ret Ill, at
LANMOND'S
9Th street Fancy Store, cd door below f
iapf e.
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Office of the Daily Evening STAR" 9Th
...,+ south of Penn. avenue.

Weekly Calendar.
D1ps length 10 hours and 80 miantes.
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PEA NUTS! PEA NUTS!
TU S II II L Ell ED $50 bushels of prime
~ Pea
NEW SMYRNA FIGS.
500 drums OF New igs.
The above on consi .nmen. from Boston. and
will be sold at lowest wholesale price.
For sale by
@. B. KIRBEY & CO.,
jan 1l-i2tif No 3. on, o>it,. Centre Market.
~ who may wish to he supplied with prime y ew
Jersey Potatoes for wintcc in lots Of tive ard ten
bushels, have their orders fill Inv leaving them
WITH JNO. Il. KiBBEY e. CO,
No. 5, opp ute Centre Market.
n. r. 500 bushels expeclei d"i.y.
1I-tIiif
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SCIENTIFIC NrELEIGENCE

pperocRApHs on TExrrLE FABRrcs some sas since
we announced an invention OF Manchester artist in
Eng and by which Dagueeoypes we're produced on wood
We have now the pleasure e staag that discovery
has been made by which vlous descriptions CT fabric can
become impressed with the igs and shades requisite to
rroduce picture which Wl ecOaomize aud consequently
aterd tie application Of he Photographic art to manu-
fseturing purposes Thu Bsiker, published in London
England, says;
'ye.srs WulG Of Pcs haze placed blore the French
Iusltse some specimens Of Photography on linen, oil
cloth ei.nz &c. This discovery Will BE- Of great IN.
rolfapce for architectural alton and other useful
Iurpsses Such pictures cen be cleaned by wping nay
iLe can be washed sld portrait on linen or long cotn
can be forw arded in lttsr A. moreover hess photo
orcJhs can be obtained . cheaper rate man 'ss %
meal or psler TIA AT sill become mo.e poPaauzei
Nasrs Win keep thei procedure yet secret but Il =
thought hat they egeTse on preparation Of oiz "a col
GnrAT DIscov-aY-A UsWERsiL rELEGaApa-Ti
sHsing Journnl ninu.ely describes the marvellous IN
rroy6ment effected BY Mr. wilkins in the electro tee-
erauh BY which he system bids fair % be Thoroughly reF
oiuiiopiied NJ Isns is telegraph engineer a. hamp
stead and has secured patent FOR his extraordinary 10
veu,on which vii be made available 70 the public by the
Universal Electric Telegraph Company. Inc improy =
ments FOR which Mr. Wilkins electric telegraph VIII y
distinguished are intended I, meet eli sxstag defects
will form Of its very PECULIAR ana STRIKING cnaFac az
scs that instead 0'the message oeng az az presen e1
rounded often BY guess Liable - be msuntersOod or us
taken from variations Of the index Or from many other
causes tee etsdge ri Dc pTe By ne tszrapt i-sfra
tssTf isf BY means Of his sngBlarly ingenious spar
stus TIE message iea,es the telegraph written on paper by
The Instrument ia and distinct Character osverei
in continuous line and unvaryng position II sno even
cerendent formerly proposed on he chemical a.
ton Il the electric fluid certain sensitive coipfs oui INC
machine viii enable parties to peretuae an seeuraiS roc
ord Of The essfge the value OF which, IN az Intercourse
"a well in affairs Of stare IN all legal non,sagy end
commercial TRANSACTIONS, Is almost iDcalcslAble The in
ceuuiiy Is persectly aarveozs which erTangez the to
rer 10 De worked by the efectnc current il
such msIIper - give motion 70 marker tracer
and thereby impress marx otherwise render visible il
line paper characters representing letters
ords and figures the recording surface wnioh Is KEEP
constantly moving by Of cookbook cher sata
BE mac ainery while the charaetes marked or Other
wse produced by the electric current in fHed manner
capable q being read upon it. BY conTivanee Of ~
passng ingenuity the taa2mssion Of the message wy y
Simultaneous to any .ber OF radiating stations
the aid Of informed operators only one Dc %
required Of each telegraph This branch o. I'm
T. effected hy delicate piece Of machinery 'e e''u'
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THINGS IN FLASHING TON
e Of The NY. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. \. Tribune.
WAsHINGrON Saturday, Dec. II, 1853
The rejection of Redfcld becomes every day more
probable There is no doubt as to how Sumner and
Chase will vote on that question.
1t appears that it was Senator James, as
stated in my first dispatch, who voted for Tucker and
not Allen Nearly all the Senators who voted for
Tucker may be relied upon against Redield, with
the exception of Hunter and Mason. They voted for
Beverly Tucker because he is Virgnian. Where the
interests Of the Old Dominion are concerned You may
always know where to ind the Senators and repre-
sentiyes from that State.
Won NAV expect think Il very able and interesting
report fiom the Committee ON Commerce In the Sen
ate in pursuance of Senator OWNS resolution, rela
tive TO the commerce ol Pacific Ocean 1t VIII neceS
sariy enter pretty largely into the history and rela
tions of the Sandwich Islands and the Pdcnc hahrOau
Among the visitors in Washington is Gen Mazaros one
of the companiOns of KOssuth. lie Informs me mat
he has purchased farm at Scotch Plains, New-Jersey
He visited the Senate Thursday and was introduced
to most OF the Senators. ,,
Connexions 10 the Hard cause are OF almost daily
occurrence among the members Of the House IN
less some good fortune happened to the SoitS very
soon the Cabinet will he in decided minority III DOM
branches Of Congress, il they are not already
The debates on Mr.. Sages resolution reauIe 10 'le
nurcbase If the Mt Vernon estate, and IN relation 70
the appointment of the Assistant treasurer III !nS
House have been uncNnmOnly spicy Tor so carry periog
of the session. The Naval Committee OF tne ilouse,
learn have decided to recommend the bIiding OF SIX
steam propellers for the service. How many Govern
mcnt steamboats, have we already that have been con-
dcmned as failures -. ,,. =;
the senate on Senator DodCes resolution that all cleo
tions in the Senate hereafter be rra toce The recent
votes of the different Senators for Printer VIII Prooa
hIy bo csn,ased and certain men made to show their
hands This at least believe is the determination oil
Senator Dodge and OF the Administration party in the
Senate They viii be after Senator brlgnt WIN par
ticularl, sharp stick They may pr0'oAe hessrs sum
ner and Chase to say word .
The fashionable world in Washington were enter
tanned with levee at Mr. Secretary Gnthries on
THURSDAY evening.
What an ado your slow-coach contemporaries KICK
nm about the early appearance OF the Message IN IA"
Tribune Like Rachel OF Old they refuse 10 DC co'
fOTted - ..
The most amusing incidents in Washington Just now
are the numerous applications by letter and IN person
that distinguished Wings receive Tor heip rom .ne
presidents appointces who have yet % pass the ordeal
of the Senate ANY quantity of Proestations OF former
assistance and friendship 10 the Wing party are made
tounded. How much they will avail am unable to
predict. "