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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

NETWORK and ERlE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Trains cave PIER foot Of Duane st. follows yis
Day E,prss att A. NJ for DunkiEk
Mail 81 S:l5A NJ. for Elmrs
1879 NJ for Dunkrk and intermediate stations
Eewl Org = xpIess at4 p NJ for Newbufg
Nisbt Express ats p M for D1nsirs and Buffalo
On SHAY oply Express II ain at r. NJ.
Trains Dunkrk with the LAKE shofe
RAILROAD for Cleveland Cincinnati Tol do, De- ro Chicago, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14
fcual Notires.
.WIrIIIN,,ISTRAT0Rs NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

4 DMINISTRATORs NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
h-THOMAs TOWNSEND, AdmiHsta or Q. LEWIS { lo"Ss,
Nd deceased late OF the '0a q Cape MAY N inc "
New Jeney b. direction Of the Orphans Court Of tae
Nav In tie Of Ne sJeTsy hereby sves notice 70 me
cfthe C. Towns nd deceased 70 exhot 20 ann
under or their demands against the estate
ssd dtcssed within sir caerdJ mont from the 'na ~ OF
January 1854 they viii be forever barred non
coytTns the same-Cape M.y Jan lsS. ,,t,,..,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14
VIII. RHEUMATIC EMINENT,

An nfsible outward application for the relief 81 All
mains The shoulders back lm5s. IL affords immediate relief
om collie pains stomach and abdomen Asa counter Ir
alushle all external stinuant
needed. PRICE. Bottle, 50 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

NOTICE-The Partnership heretofore existing be
~ tween JOHN HARRIS, GEORGE c. stone ,na,s and
pETER BADEAU under the and trim OF HANRlS
Co. vas dissolved Oh the November 1853 The said Peter Bs
Snn Withdrew from said and the said John Harris and
0eorg. Stone business Of said firm and will
tipue the business 6rm Of HARRIS Co
NewYoIk. Dec. Is 1858 hAhhIS * 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14
VI DYsPEPTIC ELIXIR.
H. RHEUMATIC MIXTURE,

ury combination for the of rheumatism Cont
AID ali Eenfase Rheumatic Diseases This remedy offered
nth the uUos osfdence been used exteuyely
ar Rheumatic Diseases the world has
y n Rotf 50 Ger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate ~ the
County of NewYork notice hereby given 90 all persons hsy
ms claims AGAINST the JESSE BARKER late OF CITY "
NYok deceased TO present with vouchers thereof 20
he ulscber al his No So Wilms In tho City OF New
before the hrst day OF February
fifteenth day Of July. 1888 AhEs V; hiso, IT.,
ivI6 iaw6ms OF Jesse Barker deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-14

Newl notice hereby given 10 all persons Aavnt
eams against JONATHAN MILLER late OF the Cy OF New
the with vouchers Thereon
subscribers the office of Herman Ensebreeht No 81 Court
iAndtt in the CITY NewYok before the wentySvenih
day January nexDsed New York the twenty third day JAY
IsSs JONATHAN MILLER } Asrin,.
JOSEPH y. JACKSON erssor.
N MILLER ~e'~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19

favor of this proposition; referred to the Ma.
val Affairs Committee.
In the House, Mr.. Phelps reported from the
Committee of Ways and Means the naval ser.
vice appropriation bill for the year ending
June 80, 1856.
Mr.. Houston also reported from the Same
committee the general fertilization bill. for
he same fiscal year
Both of these bills were referred to tn.
Committee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union.
The House then went into the Committee of
the Whole on the state of Union (Mr Phelps
in the chair and took up the special order
District of Columbia business
The bill granting additional powers to the
corporation Of Washington was taken up.
;. This bill gives the corporation power at its
discretion, to make elective all it's officers not
now elective; preeerihes the mode Of carrying
on elections in Washington removes all exist.
ing restrictions on the authority of the corpora
ton to construct carriage and footways, and
extends the authority Of the corporation over
the bridges over the Eastern Branch and the
Potomac river; gives the power to open new
alleys into squares on the payment of damages
to property holders to be injured by such i'm
provements under the act Of 18th May, 1920 :;
gives power to create and establish police and
municipal courts, houses of refuge or correc-
ton for Juvenile offenders, &C.; and authorizes
the confinement in the county Jail of porsons
guilty of violating certain classes of the cor
poration ordinances gives power to sell prop
erty for failure to pay taxes, and prescribes
be made, and how the property 80 hold shall
be redeemable, and gives power further for
an entire reorganization of the fire depart
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
.VENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. -. .D.o.mbsr 10
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRlss


The Inteltigenesr characterizes the anti
Know Nothing speech of Mr.. Barry as one of
great huency, and the Know Nothing speech
OF MI. Banks as very forcible. The sam.
paper advocates the Metropolitan Railroad
Inc omso" pays its compliments II n,
eoll'rs, of Maryland, saying;
Mr. Sellers, of Marylars
House Of Rsnr. sauee of the opposition in tn o
quite a burroP. atives. He started with
sna no. forgetting the rich f1ish brogne,
anu me sweet German scc.nt ), 'iv vS 10
80. 'sSclnated Gen. Scott in 1859 and oh,;,ar.
cand;S carly demonstrations of that soldier
ssmn against all adopted citizens, he at
ipteo 10 make an assault upon the ad mir.
uatlon OF President Pierce, which would
lave como with better grace from a northern
asoohtlonist. We do not pretend to state tbe
iact put IL occurs to US, that Mr.. Sellers i, the
same gentleman who, not long ago, busted him
son IA oHering incense and praise to ALI for.
eSnels, not TO say adopted citize in a recent
ounsenuon In Maryland, (of which he was a
=; ana who surpassed the most jealous
- Ploiessions OF confidence in those whom he
.;on 10y ia.eiy deemed worthy of his opposi.
bon auU pis condemnation Be this as it NAV.
80. MI. Sellers is entitled to the rare
the . VI oSlng one OF those, who, hailing from
ane great commonwealth founded by CalvsIt
ana founded, too, upon the broad ami endnr;n.,
oasis Oh religious federation has Thought II r;..s
20 commit himself to the disorpaniz:na 81
revolving doctrines of secret 0rd.r a.dnoJ
" leiehtiess persecution of all oiti1sps b.
Catholic faith "H0 oeiie'e IN the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY.

John MILLER respectfully informs tn. pubic
- that be has on hand; at bis well known estsL.
and kleysnth s.reete ono ~ tha l.ro.st stoot. ~
CONFECTIONERY, imported and Of his own make,
ever offered for sale In this city
lie is fully provided with Fruit Cake In various
small cakes Of every flavor ana valiety.
Also, fresh and fun supply # Sugar Plumb
Candies and Chocolates Of every shape and flavor.
Ice Creams, Water Ices, Jsllies, Charlotte Russo
pyramids, &C., for balls, par ties weddings, &c. Will
De furnished At the shortest n tics.
He has also on hand a large and fresh assortment
ofimported French Vegetables as Asparagus, Green
Peas. Mushrooms, Green Corn, Stered Tom atoes,
Trufiiss, &c Catsup, both mushroom and tornstoe;
assortment of meats in boxes. Preserves, Dried
Fruits, DC DC, at the most reasonable terms,
Every article from his sstablishm emit is warranted
to ba of the best msterials aud made In the best
style.
dec i9-3t News & IntelIizercer1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
PRESS the bill for the relief Of the heirs of the
late Baron de Kalb was referred.
And then, after the transaction of business
of little general interest, the bill to establish
. law department was amended in several par.
tieulars on motion of Mr.. Adams, and made a
special order for Wednesday next
On motion of Mr.. Brodhead, the bill for the
establishment of board of commissioners for
the examination Of private claims against the
Government was taken up, and was debated
by Messrs. Brodhead, Hunter, Petit, Jones of
Tennessee, and Dawson. 1t was then referred
to special committee, consisting of Messrs
Brodhead, Jones of Tennessee, Hunter, Clay.
ton, and Clay.
After which the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the bill for tho relief of
Betsy Nash, was made special order for
next Friday three weeks.
The House then went into a Committee of
the Whole on the state of the Union, (Mr. Mid
dlsswsrth in the chair,) wherein the Indian
appropriation bill was taken up and laid aside
to be reported to the House; and the Military
Academy appropriation bill being taken up,
Mr.. Oliver read speech for Col. Benton, who
was absent, in reply to the late speech of Mr
Mace. Mr.. o. addressed the committee against
Know Nothingism, and was replied to by Mr..
Banks. Mr.. Keit next obtaining the floor, the
committee rose and the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
NEW HATS AND EuRS

John T. EVANS. Jr., has received a supply Of
y the finest and cheapest HATS, and such a -
splendid stock of FURS was never bsfors |
opened In We ahington.
His establishment is already known not only SIS
the most fashion, Bile, but deciaedy the chaape
IN the country. All who like to iuepect exquisite
goods are invi ed to view his stock before making
their Christmas rurchsse.
He has a newly-invented machine for measuring
the size and taking the form of heads, which il the
greatest curiosity of the day. in its way as ais Just
the thing for which it is intended.
Be sure to call to see JOHN T. EVANS'S new
stock Zoe 10 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
JOHN II. BUTHMANN.

IMPORTER AND DEALxK IN WINE, BRAN
l. dy, Cigars, &C., Pennsylvania avenue. south side
between and Sixth streets, has received il full
stock and assortment of the above, consisting in
part Of
Madeira. Sherry, Por. ofyarious grades Cha npagne
in qts and pts, different brands
great vad. ty of Rhine Wine, rome of it spa K
ling
Irtces from So so per dozen to the highest or.
der
And numerous other kinds Of Wine
Also, very superior Cognac, pale and dark: scheid.
am Gir, Jamaica Rum. fine old Whit key,
Irish Malt. Cordials, and Havana Cigars
den !9-2awSv
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Bennett and the Know Nothings.

The satanic conductor of the New York
Herald, who is an unnaturalized foreigner,
endeavors to make the public believe that he
is the chosen organ Of the Know Nothing organ.
ization Of New York. In yesterdays issue the
Heratd's editor says, in a double loaded
leader:
awe beg leave to inform our readers and
the public that arrangements have already
been effected in the ranks of the Know Moth
ings, both in New York and Virginia, which
render morally certain the defeat of Seward
for the U. S. Senate by our new Legislature,
and also tho defeat of Wise, the Democ attic
Cabinet candidate for Governor of Viaginia. +"
Statesmen, politicians, and journals be-
longing to the old rotten parties, both Wing
and Democratic, are daily coming in and Join.
ing the ranks Of the new organization which
is destined to purify the American atmosphere,
and to set at nought the efforts of the Adolf
ton disunionists of the North, the Secession
disunionists Of the South, and the foreign in l.
Huences that may have been courted there or
elsewhere "
The Mirror truthfully says of this hyena of
the press
''The Herald, for years the pander among
panderers to tho foreign elements of this
country, and the be hitler and ridiculer of the
United States in every possible way until it
came to supply the whole European press with
filings and sneers'' against America and
Americans, is now disgustingly subseryient
and advisory to the Know Nothings''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
AT ALEXANDRIA.

DULLARD'S PANORAMA CT NEW YORK CITY
ID exhibits at LIBERTY HALL. Alexandria, on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, sATUR-
DAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. De-
Gem er 20, 81, %, %, Is and IS. Also. SATURDAY,
MONDAY and TUESDAY AFTERNOONS December
%, Is and 20.
The Afternoon Exhibitions commence at 81; the
Evening at ~ o'clock.
Admission rs cents: children half price
Families and parties, persons, 81; 8 persons,
81 SO. dec I6-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
PRESENTS.

M W. GAIT BOTHER viii be opening
W. daily, until after the holidays, the ricNs&
styles Of new !twelry, Fancy siiverwsre. and bou.
tere OF every description suitable fer presents.
Their assortment Is larger and more varied thar
ever before offered, and at prices unusually low.
Iurcha ers would do well to make Il cir selsct oA
early, and avoid the hustle OF the holidays
NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th ct s.
dec l6-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
Proceedings of To-Day.

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Cas- gave notice
that he should soon move to take up tho joint
resolution reported some time since by Mr.
Underwood, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, the better to secure liberty Of con-
science to American citizens abroad; and he
addressed the Senate at some length in expla-
nation OF the necessity of the action the said
joint resolution proposed.
Mr.. Brodhead introduced resolution au
tnorizing an Arctic expedition, at the expense
Oh the Government, to be sent in search Of the
misnng Arctic expedition of Dr.. Kane.
hr. b addressed the Senate at length in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19

DRoOMS, BUCKETS, &c.
ID $50 doz n Brooms
70 do Painted Buckets
80 do Willow Baskets
90 do Jute snd Alicsnt Mats
80 do Cords and Lines
l75 GROSS Matches
90 dog Washboards
Just received from New York and for sale By
,oos, MURRAY eEMbss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
MRS. ZIMMERMAN

- Viii opon on Wednesday,, en- as -,
sortment of new style Headigs ,s n
Feathers Flowers and Ribbon, Dress
Gaps, Sash Ribbo g, snd White BID w
'loves, to h'ch she invites the attention of tbs
adiss.
Ps.sv, door from 9Th ct opp. Centre Market
doc 1o-a,k -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19

WINES, LIQUORS, so.
w ID casks Port, Madeira aud Malaga Wire
half pipes Old B,ardy. dark and pale
10 carks do
130 bbl Whiskey
600 gallons Old nea-h Brandy
$50 dog Bottle, Wine, Brandy, &c.
IS baskets Heidsick Champagne
20 doz Aromatic hnapps
20 d.mij bn rure Rye Whiskey, very eli
ECO COO Cigsi e. all grades
just received and for sale by
MURRAY SEMMES
dec 1S-eo3t (News)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS.
Mrs. NIXON co. resp ctfut7 Inform the pu',-
WI LA that they have taken the eligi5y sitaeted
sto lately occupied by Messrs. Hi,bu. Il HIT
nnuac deale south side Pennsylvania. avenue b.
tween Tents and Eleventh streets and have opened
large stock of Variety and Fancy Goods, copsis,
ing in part Of
Jcwelry, Perfumsry,
Combs, Gloves,
Brushes, Hosiery,
Shirts, Trimmings,
&c, DC, &c.
All OF which we will sell at the very lowest New
York prices a call is solici ed
dec 10 If MRS NIXON & CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19

~ PERSONS wto are preparing for the Hol
S would 20 we'll to examine the adyer.
Using columns of the Star
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ACADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES,

ACADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
AND PENAANSHLP
At al Thirteenth street, between and q CT
address corner Of and Ninth streets.
FRENCH, SPANISH, and ITALIAN taught BY
Il Prof. d. PANE by rev system The chi ?
natural and succs ssful mode that commands tho IT
tentiOn Of all hose who hsve failed or found the
above languages too difficult too tedious with
Of her tsact en-
PENMANeHIP taught hy a simple and esey me-
tboG, By which the 6nest hand writing may be ~
taired in fifteen lessons.
Parents wishing their children Instructed In these
branches are requested to cali and nyincs them
selves of the infsilible and beat means Of teaci e.
Is Fer terms. see the teacher.
1he highest reference gwen. dec 19-2vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19

CHEAP FOR CASH.
~ so bbls Old Whiekey
20 DO Rectifed Liquors
20 do Dom site Brandy
Is do fourth proof; 20 bb!s Vinegar
so do Sweet Wine, lew price
20 = chests ImFerisI, Young Tyson, Gunpow.
der, aud Black Teas
large assortment Of Pepper, &c.
20 bbls Herrings Eastern
% do Mackerel
SO kits Goldfish
90 boxes Cheese
All tc be had at low cash prices by
THOS DELANEY,
dec 19-4t No. 81 Louisiana syenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19

TNEA, COFFEE, &C.
L 125 packages FREE Tea
so tags White Green Coffee
40 do Old Java do
so boxes ground do
20 do Msccaroni and Vermicclli
100 do Pepper, Ginger and Mustard
bsgs erein Pepper
Just received from New York end for sale by
MURRAY & SEMMES.
dec 19-eoSt (News)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19

NJ iECE NJ AT, specially prepared fer on,
MI Sales, Fer sale by '"'
sHEKELL BROTHERS.
dec le~4at Asi he':
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ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY.

NO 81, Bridge Street, Georgetown, D. c.
avail myself of this opportunity to return my
i sincere thanks to my constant customers and the
generous pne, for their patronage during tbs last
ysar, whicA ha. stimulated me- to reat,r exertions
to endsavor 10 plea.e them To thet end. there
1 have prepared an uu 'urpassed lin point Of beauty
and qrsIity) collection OF POUND AND FRUIT
CAKES, (not quite $1,000 worthy as we'll as our
usual supply IF Candies and Connects Also, Kincs
Meat for family use, Fancy Articles, DC
l deem it unneces sary to make new pledges, but
will coatent myself with sustaining my present
repua ION
Balls, Parties, Dinners, &c, attended to in our
usua; elegant style. ALARN
dec l9--eo2w Int Uniou1
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IF YOU WANT CHEAP CLOTHING

IF YOU WANT CHEAP CLOTHING
20 70 O'REILLY'S Me- ropclitan Clothing
" near the Post Office, Bridge street, orsejoyn,
where can be found large aud cheap $500.
ment of READY-MADS CLUT ling ss at any otter
establishment in ths District. A rood supply G
Boys Clothing now on hand, which we wi SCI,
oheaper thai the oh apss.. Servants Clothrg at
the lowest prices
Just received, nice lot of Buckekin GLOW IS, r
sale very low.
dec l9-Et* r. 0REILLY CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
PREPARATION FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

PREPARATION FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
TODD & co.
INVITE the attention Of the aiiee to their large
l. stock of RICH FURs, in sets Of
SABLE,
STONE MARTEN,
EkMINE
FITCH MARTEN,
LYNX,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
With variety Of other choice and Rich Furs. com /.
pr!Sng the largest assortment ever offered in this
city The present Is rare opportunity of btsinins
these seaso noble Injuries at reasonable prices.
Cniofens fursin endless variety, prices very low.
TODD CO, n
dec Io-lw Under Browns HOTEL
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NVlIOE.
MI DUBANT, BARBER AND HAIR-DRES-
NJ SER. RESPECTFULLY informs his patro and
the pubic that he prepared TO 90 every thing in
his line OF business in the best style and with I'll
least possible delsy. He has employed number of
workman, well kpown to be competent and atten
tive to business. Call at the old stand Penpsylva-
MIA avenue, south side, between 18th and 18TH sts
and be accommodated dec IS-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19

TUE MOST ELEGANT JUVENILE or TIE
/ SEASON.
Eyening Hours with my Children; or, Con re.za.
tons on the Gospel Story, large type, quar-,
colored p'ntes s: Is
New Volume, ny tie author Of the "7yide Wide
World be;ag The end volume of Mr.. E a. :.
erford's Ch'ldren-75c
Pct rial GatheTin "a for the Young-5Oc
Have You SeaD II! An attractive volume published
by the sunday School Union
Our stock ofjuveniis Works is the largest we Lave
ever had, and comprises all the choice publ
cations of Carer 4 Bros, Carlton Phillips,
Appletons, Sunday SCHOOL Union &C.
Now is the he to subscribe for the Chid's Paper
American Mes erg.r sabbath School Visitor. and
Boys snd Girls Magazine for 1855
All Of which delivered h:Ie at the sane yates
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
dec 19-st 49s S.venihst
CoDEY's hADY's BOOK FOR JANUARY, 1856,
VI received srd for sale at SHILLINGTOE'>
dodey's Lsdy's Book for January is really mag.
nifcent mum er
Lsdie,' National Magazine for January, 1855, is
beautifully emhellished.
Life of Barnun, wrtt-n by himself, is yer; inter.
e5tng.
Bruno Harrer's Story Book for the Young
Ruth Hall. By Fanny Fern.
The Wife, Nict7ry. Ry Mrs Soathwoth
Hearts Ease ~ the author CT the Heirs OF Rsdcif
JOE SHILLING TGN,
dc19 C3rnei Pa. avenue and ~ street.
DEMEMBER, Ohm F. ELLIS has AN IN
Ia menss assortment Of Fancy Goods suitable for
Holiday Gifts which he is selling cheap.
Nc. 500 Pa sv., bet 9th ami 10Th ets.
dee 1s-tt
~ WAaElEER,w Matchmaker, No. $50 Pa.
". avenue, between Ninth and Tenth SITS Wash.
ington, having competent assistant, nd devoti-
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PIE RSONAL.

80. The last steamer brought letter from
Major T. S. Brown, who for some years past
has occupied the important post of Consulting
Engineer to the Emperor of Russia. Major B.
has left ST. Peterburg for Italy, where he will
spend few months with bis family, and then
return to the United States
80. Mynheer Rudolph, the editor of Ger.
man paper Die Wage, has been condemned
to imprisonment in Waterloo county, C. w.,
for having disseminated impure and blasphe-
nous doctrines through his journal. The AZ.
ticle alluded to, expressed peremptory denial
of the divinity, and the truth of the redemp-
ton of man by the coming of Christ, and an
absolute disbelief Of the dogmas of the Church
49,. The Cincinnati Commercial of Satur-
day says that Mr.. George Foltry, a Hungarian,
who resided in that city committed suicide,
about noon yesterday, by shooting himself
with pistol. Mr.. Foltry is by birth "a noble
man. but has became much reduced in cir
cumstances, and his pecuniary embarrassments
were the occasion of his rash act
....A temperance convention assembled at
Louisville last week and nominated Major Geo.
B. Williams, of Bourbon, for Governor; and
James G.. Hardy, of Barron tor Lieutenant
Governor. Great enthusiasm pervaded the
convention when the nominations were an
nounced.
....Jef Evans, late member of the bar,
and once member of the Kentucky legisla-
ture, has been sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary for larceny.
....Hon. r. P. Fleniken, late candidate for
Congressional delegate in Kansas, has returned
to his homo in Upiontown, Pa.
....Letters have been received from Father
Mathew announcing his safe arrival at Ma
deira.
1.-THE wings of Armstrong county, Pa,
recommend Ex-Governor Johnston as the whig
candidate for the U. 8. Senate Gas a matter Of
right to the western portion of tho State"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-19
KRISS KRINGLE'S ADDRESS,

'I>HE Id's of December ha7 psssed, and feel
Il Inclined to my juvenile friends to reveal
secret which all uld do well to remember.
As Ireign eupreme but one day in December.
It's this as sgsin i en- forced to for 20
Ny annual vieit, wish them to know
That HAMMOND so well my defections supplies
AS, really, to al me with utter surprise;
he seems to hsve ransacke ed creation all DER
For Christmas supplies, at his Eleventh. st Store.
Tnen tell your paoas an d mammss where 10 go
For LAMMc ND can ne'er be excelled, KNOW.