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School Of Medicine,
"beV seventh session will begin Monday, October o. S5i
p.i aug snd on the lst OF March, 1855.
chmu,p,es and praoiics o' Surgery, n, Y. Smith, NJ. D.
pnnlsuy and Phnrmacy, w, E. A. Aiken NJ ID.
.au.pn and practice of Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ d.
nnhha'omy and Physiology, Joseph Rohy, ~ u.
M.,.. Richard H. Thomas, Vi d.
NJ D. ~ ''''s'"' N""o'"S' ~ - '
f,acues Anatomy, q. D. Smith, M. u.
ana instruction The tndmary belonging TO the University,
yonaining ono hundred aud 6fty beds
$40 '"'ea' S'o' maucnaon '.e 9n' X 'o ~ m '0''
'tpl-2hwi9thOct
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mo. 52o.l
Notice for Restoring Lands to Ma

Notice FOR Restoring Lands to Market I'm WISCONSIN,
Office heseoy gwen the Of tha Hon. eay
N assigned, the lands hereto
withdrawn from in the Ptew Rrer and Mncrni
Point Districts State Of WISCONSIN, within about hfcen miles
each side supposed Of the proposed railroad from Du
Paul. Fond du Lac Lake SUPERIOR particularly de
from this Office the 18th
July last which subject private entry at the time Of said
withdrawal such been cmpted will
subject and acr Monday he e5h
precisely The aud conditions
though Withdrawn from market And
the withdrawal Of those townships embraced IN the Presidents
Willow River, Wisconsin,
Monday, b day Of September having
sescnded viii be offered directed in sad procIsma
ton.
Given under hand General Land Once at the city Of
Washington, this 2lst day Of August, pomini Ieb
BY order of the President.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Aug 2o-2aw6w Intel h S,ar
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NnrIcE mo- PRE- -EMrTIoN CLAIMANTS.

the Congress approved I'D Mgeh l emitted An
extend empon fights 10 certain settlers theron men
Of the United states they then
above mentioned alternate secton
made prior 10 the date
and paid Tor az the rate OF two dollars and
inv fixed for the public sale And by
March 1854, entitled An act for The relief OF
reserved for railroad purposes persons who set
the lands tAe date OF Aardrdt
win ented prescriptions a, the ordinary minimum price OF
puhe lands nt the rate OF one dollar anh ee
before the day fixed for The pub
rbersfore, person entitled TO the night o pre-
c,pon above mentioned under ils act of Sd
March, referred settlements made prior TO e y
February Of aonen under the act OF ''t
March, prior the date of withdrawal
required establish the satisfaction Of the register and
proper Office makc therefor at The
practicable Dfer seeing h notice
appointed for the public sale the and EN-
rorpp ,he tract claimed otherwise such be forfeited
JOS. 8. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
SEP Ie--awl3w Int n starI
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United states Patent Once,
Washingtnn, September 10, II

IN petition d. Crane, OF Newark, New jersey
the extension os granted him
10th February ls4l ancdacd 2ad Dceember 1910, for
provcment method
from the expiration OF said aion which taxes place the d
day OF December, 1851
ordered said Once
on December 10
notified and show IL have
why said petition ought not to be granted. I
Persons tho required file
Office their obiecons specially forth
day of hearing all testimony filed party
said
with the the office, which VIII furnished app
cation.
The testimony viii be 2h December
dispositions, and other ebcd upon testimony, must be
filed in the office before that days the
inepts, if within days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published the Union ntel
gence, and Evening Star Washington, D. c. Pcnnylvanian
Now York
Boston, Hassechuses,
previous 10 next
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEditors papers their
to the Patent Once paper containing this notice.
Sept 20--iaw3w
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k~EEGBES emiaenf Statesmen %
- George Ill by Lord Broughsm edition. 2 vols.
Letters of Rachel Lsdy Russell edition. I volume.
Railroad accidents by which
vented by the the electro safety by L.
Turnbui and w. G. McRea. Price rs cents n
Owen the Skeleton and Teeth.
Bushnans principles animal and vegetable physiology
principles comparative physiology edition.
hugY1 FRANCK TAYLOR
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,,o Collectors Ostce, August ~ Isot.
t,h 10 TAX payers Deduction for prompt paymentNoce
,a hereby given that tho year 1854 due,
at this office and that deduction Of eight cent is
"''"''"' '"'''i ''" "" v"
'ogd-fOdn Collector
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MIR. BushneII,s school,

1874 street, bepeen y and G. streets, Wdshinsion.
ftNHE will Scptsm
ber The instruction embraces ancient
together with all the English branches usually
schools Circulars be had the book
Aug lI-FnS Tues6ws
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No. 598
rl,c Pre- mi 0f he ted


sal. or .,,.r,.,. sec,,ons ~; thc state of s,sqour,
~ " "
r.y ,,,. p,cs,icnt ,s IN. Halted STATES
~ ~ ~ s o,''as',,
IN pursuance o law, FRANKLIN PlEhCE PRESIDENT OF he
bearing which United states whn sir
miles side Of the Hannibal and ST. Joseph railroad in the
sta'sg aSaL, ruSeet 20 su n a. wu uo ss anu ,S @ % M @ @
acre, as @ , p @ nav m ~ me NJ v, @ f and marian %
sian,s we E"' WAY WAY ~ ~ ' No., ,,a,u , ~ ~ @ ,,a
ne ' i ,a;a,, ,nan,.d ra a,a,,a,on =, ,n nc. hY
the act Of 4 August 1854,
land offices in said state al the periods hereinafter Designated !"
VII
within parts bearing numbe
viz;
Nr,h ,f "A. bse line J ,es, of s sy5 ,,,aion
Township fifty sie of range three.
Townships y fire, Gysir, iy sevcn and fycish Of range
Townships ttupe, fifty sir 6fy seven, y-csh, aud ty
n,,e, Of range i've.
nine, of range SIX.
seven 80
townships dtiyre my six, fy-seecn, range niue
ten. ~
Townships fft-sir, yse and eight, OF eleven
The land Office at MlA commencing on Monday me eighth
dy of January for The disposal Of the public lands in
odd numbered sections above referred 10 as situated in the
following named townships 10 wit:
xo,tb Of the s,s line and ,ee Of the Gnk prnpal meridian
Townships yT hfy seven, and fyesgh Of range fourteen
townships hy r niy-seven and y siEht o. range heen
TOWNSHIPS Wysr, hiy-seven ana MY egh OF range sixeeh
iownsps ygHr, nay yseveD and J3yega OF range seven
lesa .n,, ,.t,
Townships yr, hy-seven and fyiyeshf OF range nince"n
Townships yr seven, ana Jvty gh, oi range wen,y
townships MY sf MY ana ay eisH Oh range twenty
one ~, .., on a., ~, -, 49, .
wo.
Townships ysir, 'ty even and y eight OF range twenty
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A LAND WARRANT forty OF land number $685.
January 1853 and sent TO the
Cabslc, Washington city, d. O. and lost or msad by
said notify all regis
receive The for location And shall
apply the first publication OF this notice the Com
missioner OF Pensions for duplicate Of said
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
MARIAssA, Jackson county, Florida, August 4, 1854.
Aug l9-1aw6ws
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MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.-A pair Of soyyol family
M carriage horses gentle in harness. c having
further use for them, will sel very low indeed
For particulars inquire at the counting room of this Office
Aug 30--dlf
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nBROiDEiIiEs, LACE GOODS, sSc.--rbe subscribers
m day received full and complete stock of the above
I lat Paits styles, embracing all the novelties OF The sea
,he atten ion Of The iadesis respectfully invited The
fe avg Is lsi Of souie of the leading articles, viz
* sialese ehenfsets and s!eeyes ib sets
T. "Il,esf eolsrets and sleeves do
,y'NuN, Embroidered muslin sets, Valences trimmed
w GO Maltese do
,sa n. ." muslin oolaretts and sleeves
'.o french embroidered m collars
a2 90 do canGbric collars
$50 do IA 'aa,,'. % = t..,,t I ~ III IN M "
,aoo P,ees ghitese lpces and edanss, all widths
~ ~ nHehces aces, edgngs, aad insertnss
ao .hy,isb threud aces, edgings, aud inserting
,SS 90 eanbdc founcings and rualings
100 90 swiss mnsIins, 1ouncings, and bands
IVY 90 embroidered dinity bands
~ paus ehhfodefed muslin aud cambrc sleeves
A., - nuzsh long and short hack lace n,its
rss variety OF nets Illusions laces, bobbineis, neu
oya muin lawns, and lace vests handkeFcle
Sep 3-3taw4Uif HonE gRoTUER q co
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No. 524.l
sale of alternate sections in Missouri.
sy the President OF the United states.


-b-I5
IN pursusnoe of law FR.NkIIs PIERCE p,s,ideu, of ,n
Limited limited s.sss State q Aes do hereby declare and make
bearing oas n.mSs which remain to the United States within
subject to sale az TWO dollars and hh cents
the sh Of way 70 the State Missouri and portion of public
and exc sp,ed from graduation price BY e of a
said State at the periods hereinafter designated to wit
aeen day January next for Of s pabs @
within parts bearing odd nun
A"p'' .,, W.
No''A m oa'e '"e and east @ Ms Wtn TT'"ePa' mT'd'"
Townships J0rv J0ry0He i0r'yw0 and Joryrse OF range
Townships Orty-on torytuo forty three. jorsyo
range qSxv.s,0. twS o,,,.o orv , and o,, Of
aass Tsswnssp. f,vs,ee and Of range ou,
Townships jorty three ortyse, and range
hvr TouusbiD. oy.vree, ,o,v,o. forvave and ,,r Of
range~x:
xoa Of ne sa.s a asa ss OF ne a usaa s,a ssy@
Townships ttnnc forty forty tortt,co and
ofIange one.
townships mrfynne, foy forty one and Joryo OF range
ovnshlns fo,, and t os range
three s" '"'''' ''''''''" '''''''y '"' '""se
Is s mime. an% ss aHs' S
TOWNSHIPS % 'nir and m"e Of range rnnss
township p iSs,s iSly 5s Of raass saSs' tenn a"'
h 'n lana an = "Se " I.oTsoS M & Sa % on Mcaa n u
aSds IL the od Numbered se above vi as are
s1,, ~ ,e ~, ,o''"s u Wv ,. an, ,,
Township t4irly-seren. of range four
Township Mir;y ssrs" Of Of range Ave-
Townships thirty sir and thirty seren of range
Townships thirty thirty seven, Of range nine
M s ap %
day next, Disposal pubic
as ae %;n uf @ 81 s
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CAAp-The subscribers their ..anks
II customers who have so promptly sSed their and
earnestly
determined
that retsain upsettIed MAGRUDER s. CALVERT.
offering great bargains goods Tor
purcual customers, NJ. q.
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VIiE MISSES HAWLEY'S Boarding ana Day school
win he eopened Monday September 18TH their residence,
No. l67 Pennsylvania between h and 18th streets
Terms board and tuition in English and French S250 sehoi
Other languages and drawing, the professors
charges Circulars containing for day sehoar &c. may be
obtained nj the school.
Sept o-3taw3wTuTh&Sat
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Hamilton G.. Fant,

DepiSr a ErchGnge, Stoks
setcccn an and 9th Streets Washington, ID. G.
NCURRENT money and land bought Drafts
u air the principal cities sold
Claims against the government, collected
codlmh&w
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No. 5OO February 49, ls5l for the railroad from Mobile 10 Gard
Alabama, Guners Landing The Tennessee
Alabama, from Georgia.
via Mobile, Alabama, New Orleans, Louisiana,
thereof Albany, Georgia. EuduIa, Montgomery
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CILKS, SILEkS-We would The ladies
~ elegant silks and hav
lately bought New York sacice
will sell ~ less than seasons prices
elegant plaid pan striped silk dresses W
yad for So The ladies' especially invited call early and
them. BARNES s. MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Sept 23-eo2wif
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the firm aud name Of EVANS FAINT expires by limitation
this day. and is hereby declared be
FAINT aloae authorized to use the Of the firm final
m of their business, +. 4. EVANS,
HAMILTON q FAINT
WAsuissros, September !, 1854
Sep 5-codlmdSw
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a. T.girT,
cABINET-MAKER AND UPHoLsT

L. LUTT,
cABINET-MAkER AND UPHoLsTERER
IS Souih Eepeath Street. Phlndeiphia
IL EsrECTFtLIY invites public
u keeps hand raor
aud chamber furniture comprising
Sofas, from S35 to 500 chairs ron SIS 10 $50
Parlor chairs 6to pa Book-cascs Z" 40 to 100
Sofa tables I6 to 100 Extension tables, 55 TO 100
EtaQrres Wto 80 Writing desks, % 10 lou
and
the prices at least than good furniture can be
bought anywhere else
Goods Of the UnOn and packed under his ~
sonal
July 27--3dmosif
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CHARLES MASON, ''A'"s
Commissioner of Patents
OF tne above papers VIII please and send
bills to The Patent Office with containing this
SeWS-law3w -
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs-rhe subscribers
faS Prepared 70 saS ias tho os
splendid sock Of foreign and dooe.c fancy and
and most approved fabncs such
Tsss s asS SI Sss pl.,s :iis., 90 q
no no 40 40 nsad MoiIe ia. anus nna,|nl yard wide
Do do wa,ered Irish popIns
French mousseInes de laine cashmere d'Ecose
Plaid merinos and caslmeres
sSt RsS black aEusISd and plain silks all widths
Wide silk y,eye,s, Al colors, Of superior quality
New style Persian scarfs
10 he variety Of o "a desirable articles
an advessmen but which uvnI viii be hown with
Sept s-asaw4wif HooE, BROTHER, s. co.
A FRENCH. Italian, and Drawing Teacher, desiring
time among SEVERAL viii do himself peasuve attending
submitting his testimonials, obedience any
e' washington, ID c. Sept s-d2w
mo. 52I]
NOTICE OF tns establishment m of Surveyors General,
pursuance law the United states has d.
oces for The am land by passed s
the late session OF Congress,
The Office ecaer located
SANTA FE and thai the general
TERRIroRy atOIyArIA
ron alan nj ,nose or Cpraos ~
,hose ot ue ~ tnond ats mtNEEsorA IEnAToRY al
ioi 1ieo "s"fet,
HrokY, al hkp WING.
Given uheef my hana al we ciV OK Washingo ms Wehy'
'o"rh ohy !" august a. D' ico4 ,.,r ,.,,,e-,,
Commissioners Of the General Land onice
aug 1'-@a"ow lint auu DtHJ
ON SALE caseA commodous four and attic house.
aihs Twelve and has recently been papered and painted
throughout Terms accomoda'ng and possession gwen inedi
Nej Addressroom 49, Solicitors once, Treasury Department
Oct l5--GI r.r.al aui.
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NARPETINGS AND EVERY OTHER DESCRIP-.
tion OF goodsWe receiving
from importers and from the New York. brilliant
supply of superb
ply and superhne ingram which viii sell from
80 per cent. less than former prices.
Also, elegant OF materials we
have opened former
damask Turkey
chntz shade nen and embroidered
and by the yard, some elegant and cheap.
We likewise prepared to offer inducements
casers floor ocos all kinds Of quilts and comforts,
blankets from 50 $l2 linen sheeing all widths pillow
linen, table diaper napkins,
cooed step oco, crash Scotch, Russia
diaper, table oiIclOlh &c
without enumeraing uonld friends,
and public generally that stock this
ton dry goods has been bought greatly reduced figures from
In New York; will be sold prompt
credit dealers corresponding low rates.
BARNES & MITCHELL,
On the avenue, between slh and OH streets.
Sens De 3wif
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p. j. steers New Goods.

HAVE just opened elegant stock Of fall and winter goods
for gentlemen direct from the best importing
cities. Gentlemen may upon finding complete
the and best goods the Market fair prices calling
at No. 486 7th
Sep 22-2aw3wif
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49, January 1884, railroad Chaa
oooga Tennessce with the Central railroad OF Mississippi
Ohio the branch Eyton
southern bend of the Tennessee Alabama
he of
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dstrics of lands suhect no sac al M stephens Aahan

80 1884, railroads from Pensacola Florida
Montgomery Alabama place via We
tumpk Eyion Decatur, and Athens, the Tennessee line
n of aads subject Cahaba Alabama
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AVG, January s. 1854, for the railroad from Cams Lad
The Misespp river, Arkansas, Camden Ind Futo
,ae bosBdary line, and t,s branches nt Camden
Ia the dsrels of lands subject sale Helena Arkansa
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NEW FALL. AMID WINTEn GOODs.-rhe subscriber,

A FNENCa' Italian and Drawing Teacher, desiring
"A employment in academy school, willing divide
time among SEVERAL will do himself pleasure attending
uces OF applications of wishing employ teacher
submitting his testimonials obedience any call addressed
o., Washington, d. G. Sent s-d2w
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O SALE commodous four attic house,
18th side, the of House
twelve has recently papered and
throughout Terms accommodating possession iedi
sej. Address 40, Solicitors Office, Treasury DepaOen
Oct Ia
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July le-Iawlaw
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Tickets @l0-haives S5-quarters 50 so.
Certificates of packages of 20 whole tickets Si30 90
Do do 26 half do IS 90
DO do 26 quarter do a2 so
Orders for tickets and shares and packages
above splendid lotteries will receive the
an account OF each drawing will be immediately
to all who order from m
Address p. j. BUCKLEY, AGENT
aug A@-'d Wlminsion Del.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-17
UIn attempting to work the Star off

TIn attempting to work the Star of
yesterday on our new press, we were
compelled to endure the modification of
having the paper worked badly and de-
layed to an unusual late hour. We
made every effort to obviate these diff
-cultics, but the fates were against rs.
We are sure that our large list Of sub
scribers will bear with us when We tell
them that these things will not occur
soon again; but, on the contrary, they
will be hereafter served at an earlier hour
than usual.
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PERSONAL.

80. The New York Herald of yesterday is
little severe on our neighbor of tho .Semt,-
mel, for conserving to the confirmation of Col
lector Redfeld. Well, we suppose our neigh
Dor will survive BENEFITS severity.
....Rev. Antoinette Brown has accepted an
invitation to lecture before the Mercantile
library association of Pittsburg.
....Carvsjal and a number of other fill
busters, have gone to Galveston, to take their
trial before the United States Court
1T is estimated that the Rothschild
Brothers are worth from ten to fifteen millions
sterling, or from sixty to seventy five millions
Of dollars.
1.-THE steamer Isabel, which arrived at
Charleston, brings information that Arch
bishop Hughes had arrived safely at Havana.
1.-THE Philadelphia Sun, the Nativist
organ, claims the election of Mr.. Smith,
Mayor of Boston: as Native victory
1.-THE Hon. VIM. Medill has been installed
as Governor of the State of Ohio, an Office
which, as Lieut.. Governor, he has filed for
some time past, in consequence of the Gov
ernor having been appointed to foreign mis-
sion by the present Administration.
go. Sir Allan N McNab is seriously ill.,
.... The Baltimore Clipper: Of this morn
ing, in local item, headed ''Mosignor Be-
DIM, the Man Skinner" says:
ga largo number of our citizens formed in
procession in the West End, last evening, and
with an efigy of the notorious Bedini, the
man skinner, proceeded to Monument Square,
where the representation of the Infamous
scoundrel was publicly burned, amid the
shouts of execration of the assembled multi
tude. The proceedings were characterized
throughout by quietness and order, nothing
tending to an outrage having been committed
This is q rebuke to the Papists of this coun-
try, and more especially Of this city, which, it
is to be hoped, they may in future turn to
good account, by refra:niDg from parading
Through the country fellows Of the like ilk."
The Clipper continues calling the Nuncio
ga cold blooded barbarian" " a monstrous
cannibal," and imam skinner" advising him
to leave the country as quickly as possible.
The CLIPPER nea are great friends Of the
Catholics.
80. News brought to New York says that
the cholera was prevailing to an alarming
extent at St. Thomas, and was confined prin-
cipally among the blacks, some 800 having
died in ten days.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-17

A. G. Brown ELECTED SENATOR FROM
Observation-Disclosures A. G. Brown
has been elected Senator in Congress,
by the Legislature of Mississippi, for the
term of six years from the fourth of
March last. The election took place on
the eth instant. The vote was, for A.
u. Brown, IS votes; II. S. Foote, % r;
w. l.. Sharkey, I; scattering, 10.
So we see, that notwithstanding the
reports sent from this city by the vera
cious correspondents for some of the
northern papers, stating positively that
another gentleman was elected to the
Senate from Mississippi, which would
cause change in the Cabinet, our state
ment in relation to this matter, as is
generally the case, proves to be correct.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-17

U Meetings are being held in Some Of
the Northern cities to give expression to
public opinion in relation to the noble
daring of the brave men who periled their
lives to save our unfortunate countrymen
who were passengers on board the San
Francisco. Have the citizens of Wash
ington no feelings on this subject -? Do
not the warm hearts of our people
struggle within them to give utter
ance to their admiration for the conduct
of the noble rescuers of the unfortunate,
who, without their aid, would have been
lost in the great deep! Ifso, let public
meeting be called, and Washingtonians
give expression to their feelings Of admi-
ration.
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TIE WASHINGTON PRESS.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Day Book thus writes about
the newspapers Of our city:
The newspaper press in Washington
VIII now compare hvorably with the
newspaper press Of any city, north or
south. The Inteligenesr is scholarly,
Well-lnformed, indefatigable and candid;
The O",on is vigorous, manly and relia.
bic rejecting, in some degree, the char
acter Of its proprietor, the glorious old
uen: Armstrong; the Star is sprightly,
gosslplng, shrewd and sharp; and the
Sentinel though by no means wise or
strong, Is nevertheless, q respectable
journal IN spirit and in talent. In point
OF circulation, the Star ranks much the
hghts;. This paper is in fact the rade
h'ee1m Of everybody in the District"