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saIgIT OF Ia. soss,w. CO.

b'tSli Or fhh h0hNiE1 fReex
Inc f"teffgenceT re-publishes and emph att
oaiy endorses as q . true foreign policy, f.,
tnl' Government, the following extract from
me ieceni message of Gov. Manning of soptb
Carolina:
AS constituent part of the American
Confederate Republic, The existing sspect of
our foreign relations is matter of deep in :er
es', and requires from you wa'chfu,ness and
soiici,uoo Inc laws OF comfy which regu
iao tne intercourse Of nations, discreet snd
sound policy towards on selves. and the Good
Iahh 10 De observed in main aiming the terms
OF tIeanes, -aoali make this nation caref ulIv
hsoio ooth he reality and appearance OF at
'e"Pueg, dire lily er indirectly, to p asp apy
portion VI fors'gn dominion. Whatever cal,
20 en- eoted that Is desirable for the cornfry
20 achieve by opsn treaty, with q distinct and
sepafaie Power, is question of poiicy alone
10 Wnioh theEe can be- no objection hut be-
yonu tciS .ne GoFernment has 10 right to 20
WI, ther through The agency of unlawful en-
terpIlses at hsmo or ind lsc1 Get and anomalous
Ministerial Interference Abroad
We need hardly add that tho positions Ier..
In held are similar to those which We have
always labored TO uphold. Major Jack Down
Ing again turns 40 in Tho IAtsn,ssneer to-day,
In capital letter all about tho per sonal ,rou.
b's' Of Amor:can diplomatists
lhs Union comments, with earnest sever
ify against the courss of Christian ministers
In bringing the religion of the meek and lowly
Jesus inc popular disrepute, by busyiug
themselves with politics, ratker than with the
care of souls The editor 1ebukes the course
OF Ihe Methodist Episcopal preacher in Balti
more mot Methodist Protestant, as originally
published In the STAR who recently "went
In the meies political with a rush. az il
were, causing portion of his congregation to
rise and leave tho church In disgust Ueub.
editoI) also holds up to apprehension the dem.
sgosue Abolition resolutions of the Methodist
Episcopal Annual Conference of Michigan.
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pE Is SON Al.

....Hop. Lewis Cas-, tho veteran statesman,
arrived in this city this morning, and put up
at Willards' Hotel.
Of Ga {, and Hon L. D Campbell, of Ohio. are
at the National Hotel Hon. NJ Corwin,
OF Ohio. and Hon. A. j. Harlan and faulty,
OF Ind are a. Browns Hotel Hon. E B.
MoIgsn, Ct ". Y. HIN Oliver, of N. Y.
bon. j. Taylor and family, Of N. Y. and
Hon L. BrainaTd. of VT. arc at Wizards
Hotel Hon. T Rufin, ofN C and Hon ".
g. Harris, Of Mics, are At KiIkwcods'. Hon.
9. bliss and Hon. W. X Sap, of Ohio, arc at
the United States Hoel Most Of those gen
hensn reached The city yesterday.
80. The freeman's Journal says: The
Princes OF the Church, tie Cardinals, Arch
birhops. DC. from every part Of the world. are
just now Acc kirg 10 home n great numbers
among ttose already there on tho 3lst are
Card nal Sterck. Arch bish cp O. Mochlin Car
diDal schwartzeDberg, Archbishop of Prague ::
Mgr. RaDcher, Prince Arch bishop Of Vienna !:
the Arch bishops CT Armagh, of Dublin, and
Of 1uam, DC
The gossip Of Romo is, that tho celebrated
Father PeIoDDs, ) is to be made Ca.di-
nal His Holiness, on a late occasion, be-
slowed on him marks of the most particular
regard
tho Moot Rev. Archbishop Hughes, on the
morning of the 81 November
AreLt,shOp Kerdrick, of Baltimore, and
6ithop o, onnor of Piushurg, together vii h
cardinal WiseDan. and many other prelates
assisted at the celebration of tho feast of All
saInis. at Lyons
Ihe Courier du Havre announces the srri-
val Ct liishop Neunsn, of PHILADELPHIA. on
beard The steamer Union from Now York.
go. Miss Jessie Mclean, tho now as pirant
for bi:tviopio honors will make her dsbu, AZ
the Metropolitan Theatre, New York. this
Henlrg upon The eccsfion Of compliment.
taIy benefit TO Mrs. Mclean.
-. W. Watkins has been arrested in
Sooehland county. Va charged with killing
ms brother, John E. Watkins
90. 1t is stated hat on last Monday v.sk
at the Know Nothing ratification celebration
~ worcester, Mass one of the nrincioaI
Speakers was w. J. Watkins, q oolorei man
sno one Of the edi ors o. Fred Douplas7's pa.
Per. ne slated that nearly all the ooIored
@sn IN INC state voted the Know Nothing
80. Maj,r General Scott left this civ v...
tsIday for New York. He was in ins health
90. The Genoa correspondent of the New
ark Advertiser writes that Lever, tho Ir;.b
novelist, who resides in Florence, went 10
England to take passage in the Arctic, but wa,
deferred by bis wife's forshodings Of danger
-. DR. g. Achilli is soliciting aid in Gin.
einnati: in publishing eighty thousand copies
Of The New Testament in Italian.
80. 5. s. Cox, Esq, the accomplished edi
tor Of the Ohio Statesman, is now In this CITY
Mr. Cox is one OF the most polished writer's Of
the day. He 10 yet young, and will no doub,
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Il A grand Native American Gndian)
Council ia TO be hold on the North Fork of the
Canadian river en- the first Monday il Deoen.
Der, On the invitatio. of the Cherokees. The
Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks, and Seminole,
are expected TO be present, and the object of
tho Convention is to protest against tho bill
introduced BY Senator johnson, at the last
session of Congress, to create the Territories
OF Cha-lo zee, Cha-ta, and Mussco-gee
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" The annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church convened in Norfolk on
Thursday morning. About 100 minister's were
present, and largo number of visitors
Bishop Geo. A Pierce persided, and Rev. SEQ
d. Couling and Rev Robert Miohaels were
chosen secretaries The body will continue
In session pIobab y or 10 days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-02
The WEEKLY STAR

We are gratifed at tho rapid increase in the
circulation ct this popular journal. To-day's
issue Is an admirable number filed with oh ,;cs
tales, poetry and news from ali quarters Per.
sons wanting their friends at a distance to know
what is going on here could not do better fban
to procure for them copy of thi, paper
Price $l.25 cents year IN advaue,
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ANOTHER SECRET ORDER.-The San Angus
tine Red Lander learns that now secret order
has been instituted at Lockhart, Texas,
called the "Temple of WISDOM" and that the
mysteries and ceremonies arc conducted by q
a young lady. We do not see how any Order
can DO secret whom q young lady 10 cognisant
ar. &c s.r.in br.po Ses , Of T"mSi: .;
Wisdom" are established in every city, town,
village and hamlet throughout the Union, and
young and pretty ladies are the priestesses, all
Young America will soon be worshipping ct
the temple, and the order will become omnipo-
tent.
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DIR. THEOD. HARISMAN,
REMOVED TO
Z st. north, tstHeen Sirth and Sepsxta It. west.
NO. 40.
dsc Q-dlmH
CHARLES WALTERS
Intelligence and eeneral Agency 0mlce,
No. $50 S.ocnth srses, otpo,ite tao Ce,trs Aarksk
d,c dim

MOTTO E.-The pub ic are herrby cautioned
~ sgaics negotiating the following PROM ssUnY
payment Of the eams having been stopped:
INC note drawn by william P. Shedi to his own
order ana enoo,sed By him, dased Goth ssp5en Der.
1854 at four months, for $751; SO.
One note drawn 81 ths same, to own order. and
endorsed, dated 10th Sept, 1854, 1T eight monIhs.
for 1si q.
me no's drawn b. Mrs A. speir In favor Of Ober..
dorf Saver, - rot endoTssd dated 18th Move n.
hsf. "a, 1t 80 DAYS. for ot IL
ons nj &c drawn by Mrs A. sp:sr in favor Of ov "a.
do Saver. but nJr .ndors. d dated zeih Novs n.
Der, 1854, at 81 days, for 96 IL
One note drawn by John W. Dyer In favor OF and
endorsed BY 6dorss j. johnson, dated Wsshington,
so.h November at dxty days, Tor 100 90.
dec 1-at
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for December.
IL eonusncipg Q new volume, Is received and
for sale at the Washington Publication once,
sHELLINGT0N'5 Bookstore.
Dickens Household Words for December
knickcrbocker Magazine do
PutDam's do DO
0odsy's Ladv's Book do
Graham's Magazine do
LADIES' National Magazine for December
All received spd beau fully illustrated
All the New Books published received immediste
ly afterwards and for sale at
sHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner Pa. avenue ~ ct.
nov 30
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NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

THANKFUL for he kind patronage heretofore ex.
i tpd & US at our cid stand, We respectfully
inform our patrons AMI the public In general, tkst
Va have this day removed cur extenstvs STOCK OF
Mu,ic to tbs large building corner Of Pa vscue
Eleventh ana d streets, where We ere at pres Mt
Alis mp and shall opsn on MONDAY, the lI,h
Instant Music Store, whose liberal character vs
hops WI meet the sppzchstaon u osnsaous aad
discriminating pubic.
During the course Of next week persons desirou,
Of purchaaing music nom N, oan md % In TIE room
adjoining our nsw ssoee and the Star once
Gee - HuBUe HITZ.
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Agents for the Evening Star out Of " ssb.
iuRton

Agents for the Evening Star out OF Yah.
ington,
Persons at distan;e wanting the Da,tv
cfs"'"S Star at the earliest period after its
Issue. can be accommod ated at
Wilmington, Delaware, by E.s. R. Bu7ar.
No ia, Market street
1"umoIe, by HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Iron
Buildings -
narpers Ferry, by ARCHIBALD KrrzxILLER.
Alexandra, Va, by WV F. CARsE, No. so
King street, corner o: Fairfax
freosneksourg, Va, by w. NJ. MILLS
Richmond, Va by SMITH & FORE, Nos $50
oio:d street, and 1874 Main street.
portsmouth, Va, by A. B. OWENS, No. 20,
high street.
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BENEFICIAL BALL.

"Honor to Whom Hon or 10 Due {"
ss,HE EMPIRE CLUR will give their sE ;oED
1 GRAND BALL on WEDNESDAY, alu.
ary 10Th, tbs proceeds Of which will 90 tow.r is
erecting Q Nor ument 20 the memory of Ell Va RI
boil AND, the brave snd noble young Wash d. o.
nisa who -es L 8. with tn. disastrous Arctic.
Further particulars in future advertisement.
dec 2-soSts WIN. CAHO, secret1rv.
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Is CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.

70 CENT DAG UEKKEUI1PES.
kJ B.-Nobod,'s bushes, il We taks an q. sgant
lV and well flashed PICTURE for the extremely
small and ms gn'ncsnt sum Of Is cents, giving sat
isfaotioo to body Hrof Frank Steel Ts ms dye
has lst returned f em Nov York. having s.lee- cd
a most bsaut full assortment Of Plain. Double Gilt,
papier Machs, Velvet, p.ar', Oval and Fancy Case g.
&, &c, selected expressly for Stewards Gallery,
which price we defy competition. Remember We
are the on y opposition gallery in Washin zton II
the pubic will give US q call will ensure the
most perfecc satisfaction Gallery over NJ W Gslts
Jewery Store, Penna: avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. G. D. STEWART,
dec 2-St* Propri tor.
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Say thousand pieces Of artillery, and
mostly of the heaviest calibre. In addition to
these defenses there is the fiset in the hsr Dor,
with perhaps five hundred more heavy guns.
Thus We have q grand otal of ,4G4 guns.
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THE BALL OF THE SEASON!
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF gHI
RED. WHITE & BLUE
ORDNANCE CLUB,

fI'Hk membsrs II this Clue take pleasure ia an.
i pounoine t. thslr friends and the pubic gene
rally that their hrt Annual Ball will take &C at
0DD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard, MONDAY
December 18th, 1864.
Every sxertion will be made to give estisfartion
TO all VINO Gay honor them wish their presence
ecott's Cotillon Band has been engaged for tn, &C.
caaipn.
The Refreshments sls placed in the hands Of o
well known caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR TO be hsd Of any Of the
mansgeN and ct he door on the evening of ths
bali
MANAGERS.
JEvift 0av,e
JH Wilson, WI Ferguson.
JGaskips, J Stuart
Jc Noel skey, Kemp,
WPumphrey, ] Biroh.
Poor Comssittss
Chas D Benoioe, U Crunp.
william A. Bradley, Floor Manager.
dec 1-lt
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L. Q. r.. M.
RBD hlI'S GRAHD BALL

fd,UsCAROaA TRIBE No. 8, Improved Order Of
Red Men. rcsp.ctfu 1y announce to the Ere n
Of Order and the ctiIers &c aera!ly that tber
Annual Bali will take place On TIL URSDAY
EVEAING, the It'll instant, at ODD FELLOWS
HALL Navy Yard.
The Tribe pledge themselves that NO pains or II.
pc viii he spsr,d to make tbs one CT the n ost
agreeable Balls Of the season.
Professor Websrs justly celebrated Cotllon Be nd
is sngsgsd for the ocossion.
No ha 9 or cops allowed In tie room.
ri:kets-admitting g. ntleran and ladies. to be
had Of any Ct the members, and at The door.
An Ell, erience caterer is engaged.
Managers on part # Ikscarora Tibe.
P 3, j II OBJ len, RS, Jno B.h'ayer,
P s, L Gaddis, sr dag, N L Merrill.
P g, harrison. Bro, K J Middleton.
P VIM r Hutchinson,
AnaeoStia Tribe.
sachem - Grimm, Bro A Tate,
Bro r Mcguire.
Usage T1ibs.
Ps, Rv Gajmsn, Bro, B Henry.
Mo1a,pk Tribe
Ps. - Whi'mor Bro Wright.
Logan Tribe
is 7 Walker. Thos Bowling.
Previous to which there will be Q procession of
Tu'caroia Tibs In full Begalia, h.aded by 70 pc
ing Q block Of Marble to the Washin gton National
Monument.
We co daily invite all Brothers Of the Order in
god standing to parto pste with as that inter.
esting Co. i)n.
The process ion Will form at the Masonic Ball, Ma,
Wy YsEd, at u O'Clock, p. ~, Thursday, It'll inst.
dc Ste
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Il MU SEMENTS.


Excursion to New York City /!
~ e
BILLIARDS
p AN OR ANA
takes the spectator over SIX MILES through IT,
streets Of INV YORK CITY. faithfully shovins
the business, hustle and confusion Of city lfe, r
has q view Of more than
SEVEN HUNDRED HORSES AND CARRIAGE
end upwards Of
TEN THOUSAND OF ITS PE0PLEii
PROFESSIONS, MILITARY CbMPsNIks, BANDa
OF MUSIC, SHIPPING, STEAMBOATS,, Ae
At each Exhibition, an Explanatory Lecture vim
be given by Of the oprietors, Mr.. DoEl giving
much valuable knowledge OF New York and il
people, OF great importance to . stranger, and Of
general and instructive information 10 every BODY.
will be FL hibited ct Washington, in
ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7th STREET,
Az follows: FIRST Exhibition TUESDAY EVENING,
Nov q. 1t ~ O'Clock, and EVERY EVENING until
Dec Q, ipclu sive; also on Wednesday, Friday, and
Saturday afternoons OF esch week.
The afternoon 4, hibitions commence ct 3o'cloolS
the evening at ~ O'Clock.
- kdni, sion Is cents. Children half price.
Families and Parties. persons 90
............. 1 70
nov 1s-Sw
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BOYS CLorHrsG OF ALL QUALITIES.

WE h.ye just rec-ivet an i'm rense assortment
w ofYouths', Boys and Children's Clothing Of
new and fashionable de.igns, embracing all quail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-02
PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.
Nav and seco d hand PIANOS, OF my own and
~ several other fac, ori S are always toex2Ez
q had at nv liaDO War-room, on Elev- f1YFn
snth st., between "a. aver ue and ct.
Old Pianos taken In exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
p. O. REIOHENBACH-
P. s.-A few very low pr ced second hand Pianos
rom SIS for sale, dec I'm
CARRIAGE AND HORSES FOR SALE.-A pair
~ Of beautifully matched northern f,mily csr
rage Hors f, Together with magnificent nort hern-
built modern On rrisge.
The Horses are of great value, being young and
gentle. The carriage mas been Only used about IL
months, AID is as neat ald perfect IS VII n first
purchased.
The owner, having no use for them, viii sell them
. eat bargaia
Apply to VIM. T. DOVE. Coal dealer, First Ward
dec 2-df
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STRENGTH or SEBAsroPoL. following
is list of the forts, DO. Of Sebsstopol-guns
chiefly SO FOUNDERS:
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NIACKEREL, SALMON 4 DIGBl

MACK Err Ell, SALMON - DIGBY
wi Herrings.
Landins per schooner Velapt-
No. M.ckerel extra in kits and bbls.
Do do small, and u bbIs
Nos. 2 and s do Halifax, kits and bills
Halifax Salmon. No 10 tie rcse
70 boxes scaled Digby Herring
20 do MOL do
6quintals st. Feoroe Bank Cedosh
ossee Western Bank Dunhsh
case No. SACKED Sslmon
For sale by SHEKELI RRoTHRRs.
nov So-St No. 40 OPP. Centre Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-02

II HiSS KRls l. Il has sent Iaise asso t.
n Nentof ioys End Fancy No ions to LAMM0ND
SEVENTH street. wheee they can be hsd at Il price
tor cash dec 2 st
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Ashny, Miss Ellen 9
Adams, Miss Marcelisna
Arnold, Miss Elizabeth
Abbist Miss Rosa
Anderson, Mrs n
Armstrong, Mrs O 8
Ambush, Miss Jane
Boarman, Miss Mary II
Boije, Miss Minna De
Burr. Mrs FL
Bell Mrs Maria Custtns 3
Brooks. Mrs Lititis J
Brown, Miss Mary
Boyl, Mary
Blake, Mrs Ellen
Blake, Miss Julia
Burns, Mrs Mary
brown, Miss Rebeocs
Bance, Miss Sally
Blake, Ars Mary 3
Brooks, Miss
Bell, Miss Maria
Brewer. Mrs Martha Il
Blackson, Miss Mary
Butler, Miss
Barrier, Miss Virginia
Brady, Miss Mary
Butler, Mrs Barbara
Bryan, Mrs John
BiAckmon, Mrs L
Butter, Mrs NJ
Butler, Mrs 3 G
Boiler, Miss Martha
Choate, Miss Lydia
Clarke, Miss Elisa Z
Clspp, Miss Elisabeth
Cole, Mrs David
Crapt, Miss r
Csrothers, Mrs SopLronia
Cahill, Mis- Mary
Cochrane, Miss Caroline
Conwell. Mrs Margaret
Campbell, Miss Jenny
Cochrane, Miss Louisa
C.eninss, Miss Margaret
Carter, Miss Ella
Camel, Miss Mary
Dick. Miss Leathey
Dexter, Mrs Mary @
Delshunt. Eliza
Dunbar, Mrs
Dulxney. Mrs Mary
Dsugherty, Miss Fannie
Dixon, Miss 3
Davis Mrs II 3
Davidson, Miss Mary 7
Davidson, Hiss Mary
D0rson, Miss Sarah
DALEY, Mies Ann
Divim, Miss Hannah
Dooley, Anne
Daley, Miss Ann
Elgan, Mrs Amelia
elliot Mrs Emma
Rlwood, Mrs 8 d .
French, Miss Mary
Forbes, Miss Augusta
Flynn, Mrs Mary Ann
Fitzpatrick, Mary
Fischer, Mrs 3
reniuore, Martha A
Fsuton, Mrs Elisabeth
Fillins, Miss Mary
Hayes, Mrs c L
Hayes, Mrs Kate L
Hill, II iss
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|nFFICk BASKETS. FINE PAPIE8 MAoH1
~ Coos, Bror re Figures, Jet Bracelets and PIN,
Pear and Shell Handle Knives, Inuia Rubber Seek
Dressing, L"ng and Puff Combs, fine Steel bngrss
inG, PIANO stools, Covers, DC. JUS received and
Sor sale low. JCHN r. ELLIS,
nov 30 Pa aver ne bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
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STRAYkD FROM THE Ns TIoNAL REsfAV.
~ rant Pa Avenue. on rue-ds,, the 10th IN
instant snail bay PoNLY, with Q new ~
halssr on. Supposed to have been pie ed W q
Psnpsylvanis avsnu,. any person res sEing htr
Mr.. JAMES D0kNK ELY, pror ristor of the
named restaurant, will b literally rsvarded,
nov 60-N
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JUST RECEIVED

FINE assortment Of Campbeue, Solar and Ethe.
IA rial oil LAMPS, GIRAND0LEs, Candida
BhAs, HALL LANTERNS, and LANTERNS Of
every kind the latest and most improved patterns
Of paper Shades, dome and other shapes GLOBES
OF every description. Patent spring Capdlesticks,
and beautiful assortment Of Britannia Lamps, for
fluid or oil, Nursery Lamps, &c.
Brushes. Psinfs and Oil, Lamp Oils, window Glass
and Artists materials ip great variety.
HOWELL MORsELL,
No. 523 street, Todd's Building. .
nov S0-dtJsnlst
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Gosh E n BUTTER AND BUCK
" WHEAT.-Now landing
y Kegs tbenung county Butter. very one
~ do Delaware county do very good
Piatt Mills extra Buckwheat, in barrels. half
barrels, boxes, and bags
Also, Psnnsylvsnia Buckwheat In bags.
For sale by saEKELL EROTHERs
Nc. 40, opposite the Centre Market
nov 30-lW
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II. A. TYSON & sISTERS Summary
FlR DUNG LAlIES.


Fstreet, betpeen 18th and 18th.
THE duties Of this institution commenced ecp.
l. temb-r 18th, and will continue to the usual
dine # closing In July. Parents <i-hirg to entsr
thsfr child en- cao 40 according terms stated
in circulars, which may be obtained either at the
institution. or At the principal bookstores.
dec d2s
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FRESH FRUITS. &c.

ChsSh L hOllS, &c.
CWEET HAVsN& GRANGER whole half snd
~ qua ter boxes, Bunch and Layer Rsisins Smyrna
And other seedess sins, fesa Pru nes Of superior
quality; Ciron, Dritd Fruit, Jellies, Preserves and
Conservss and all the rst qualities of preparations
for table or cooking, including a greet variety OF
importe condiments, sui able for the approaching
season. Fer sale by IN P KING,
few steps northeast Of Jackson Statue.
nov 30-3t
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SULTANA RAISINs for Mince Msat-l0
~ drums new, for sale by
sHEKELL BROTHERS,
No. 20, opposite the Centre Market.
nov 80-8t
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TNRANS-ALLEGHANY. NOTkS WILL BIZ IA
ken st rsr for 20 0cO feet Of grou no very sliei.
bly, situated on East Capitol street Enquire ct A.
NJ Snyder Co.'s Exchange nf1ce No. 4sl Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury Department.
1T
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ITO PARENTS AND CHILDREN-I
l. have APPOINTED LAMMOND's, on Stven.n st.
a. my Headquarters for tho di-rribu' + # rtYs
dec23t KRIS KRINChE.
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I PAREDES, Profess of Enelhh h. French,
u Spanish and I.slsn Languages Address "P.
T." Gsor yrtown Post Office
RIrEREN Es: G-nersl Almonte. Mexican M,niste,
Senior ;, VI. Firsdo, Peruvian Minister
Ssssrs Riggs co.
L. =. Fsistro, Government Inter- retsr.
da~ 2fE
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have come, everywhere.
The Missouri Senatorial Contest. We learn
directly from Missouri, from q source in which
We have reason to place confidence, that the
new Legislature, thoroughly canvassed, con-
sists of 81 Democrats, 60 Wings. and 40 Ben
tonites. The latter, having abandoned all
hope Of tho election of Colonel Benton to the
Senate, are now playing their cards only to
prevent the reelection Of Senator Atchison.
They cff,r freely to the Wings, many of whom
are known t, favor Senator Atchlson' s re.elec.
ton, that if they will vote in body for one
tWhig) of their own number for Senator, they
tthe Bsntonites) will vote In body for such
measures of State policy as tho Wing party
may sustain rs party measures.
Pay Of United States Consuls -Ths Rich
mond Enquirer of yesterday contains Paris
letter Of the 9Th ultimo, signed R G. g., evi.
IDENTIFY from the pen Of Robert G. Scott, Esq,
OF Richmond, Va. who is now In the French
capital. The pith Of this letter Il an attack
upon the bill Of Judge Perkins, Of Louisiana,
equalising the pay Of United States consus
IT strikes us that this attack comes with Ill
grace from the pen Of that gentleman, mas.
much - the consulate he holds at this time
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Treasury Notes OutstandinR Decs m
Der 1, 1854.

~ The regular monthly FIT eetin,
Of the Columbia T. pog graphical 'cieiy wi b re-
this evening, at ~ oc ock, WIN an electt f,r
,ers will { Ike place
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Rernainine intAe Post Office, Washsmeton Guy, ID. e
December 2, 1854.
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