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NOR SALE-A FARM, in Fairfax county, va Is
Il miles from Alexandria, laying ON the OK road,
between Fairfax Courthouse and OccoQuan Mills,
about miles from Berk's Station. on the Railroad
1t contains about 2,2 acres, good stream of water
runs through it, between three and four hundred
fruit trees, dwelling and out houses, and we'll tim
bered. For information apply to
WM. WASHINGTON,
dec 10 Capitol Hill.
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~ Now is THE TIME.-The display of daguerreo
types at PLUMBs GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
handsome business and hundreds are delighted will,
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let it be-
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
ways attains it. This accounts for the success of
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all weathers doc
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"ANTED-To hire, purchase, if en- easy
w terms, oommodous dwelling HOUSE, north
of Pennsylvania avenue. Address &c G T." Office of
the evening Star" nov lS-H
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Anniversary BALL
OF THE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

TTNHE Executive Committee appointed to make the
l. necessary arrangements respectfully make
known to the public that the contemplated Ball of
the COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY win
take place at JACKSON HALL on MONDAY, the
9th OF January, 1854.
Every arrangement will be made to insure salts
faction.
81 Tickets TWO Notwithstanding gentle
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jan 4-dtd


Dy % V. WCUOInE, AUCt1OnSers
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT at Auction.
- On WEDNESDAY, January 4:h, at 81 O'Clock
p. m. on the premises, I shall sell Lot No. A. in
subdivision of square 44S fronting q feet on 6l St
between NJ and N SITS. north, running back los feet
with the Improvements, consisting of good two
story frame house.
Sale positive and terms cash.
j. c. MCGUIRE,
dec 2S---fd AuctiOueer
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucti0neer.
CUPERIOR PIANO FORTE. FURNITURE. AND
- Household Effects at Auction-On THURS
DAY morning, January 5th, at 10 o'clock, at the
residence Off B. NORTH. Esq, on Capitol Hill near
the Coast Survey Office shall sell all his Furniture
aud Household effects, comprising
Rosewood Piano Forte, by Hallet, Davis Co.
Mahogany hair spring-seat Sofa, Divans, Chairs
Plush-covered Arm Chsir, Ottomans
Marble-top centre, side, and card Tables
Handsome ornamented gilt frame French plate Mir
ror
Blue damask and lace curtains, Shades, and Cor
nice
Three handsome gas Chandeliers, Mantel Orna-
ments
Brussel, three-ply, and Ingram Carpets
Rugs, Secretary and Book Case
w hatnot Mahogany Centre and Rout Tables
Workstands, Mahogany matched dining Tables
Oak dining Chairs, Lounges
Painted cane, and wood seat Chairs
French china dinner. dessert, and tea ware
Italian French, and cottage Bedsteads
Super or Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Best cured hair and husk Mattresses
Mahogany dressing and plain Bureaus
Mahogany and painted Wardrohes, Washstands
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Toilet Sets
Hat Rssk, hall Lamp, Oil Cloth
Brussels Stair Carpetng, Crash, Rods and Ewes
Cast and sheet iron alright Stoves
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum a
credit of two and four months for notes satisfacto
rily endorsed, bearing interest.
JIG. MCGUIRE,
dec SD Auctioneer
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a. FOR RENT-A large two-story frame House,
lei situated at the corner Of ~ and st, Island
The house contains rooms. Possession given i'm
mediately. Apply at this Office.
dec 2S-eo2W
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VERY SUPERIOR BLACK TEA

At fifty cents per pound.
o. CHESTS Of fresh and superior Black Tea, at
~ the above price, warranted to please, and ref
erence can be given to the FIRST ply sicans and Rev
erend gentlemen of the city. Call and try it.
Fine Green Tea
Mocha, Old Government, Java, and other kinds
of Coffee, at 2. M. P. KINGS,
dec 13-eo2w Corner 18th And .fa
CARPETS g. OILCLOTHS-
~ good stock of Carpets and Oilcloths at low
prices, to close Off
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner It'll street and Pepna. avenue.
&c 19-tf
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"ANTED.-Ag good plain Cook. Washer and
w Ironer, and a woman FIR general housevork
and to assist in washing and ironing for family of
four persons, may hear of Q permanent situation bv
applying at this Office.
81 None but women of good character need ap-
ply and to such, good wages will be paid monthly.
Coored servants preferred.
dec 2f-tf
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nor RENT-A twostory brick HOUSE, rent Is
Il $500, containing good store room, and dwell
ling for a small family. situated Pennsylvania av-
enue, opposite Wizards Hotel, it is good busiAess
stand. Apply to s. W. X. Handy, next door to the
premises, or to L. g. HANDY, Agent
6ac !7-ff
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Grand BaH-The members Of the franklin Fire
Company, are making arrangements for ball to be
given al CaIusi's Saloon the 10th instant. This
Company has obtained an excellent reputation for
affairs of this kind, and predict that the ball. for
which the arrangements are making, will be one of
the merriest of the season.
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DOR RENT-Three or four very pleasant ROOMS.
Il Terms very moderate. Apply on 18th st. near
X, west side.
Several gentlemen can obtain board at the above
place, in private family, by applying early.
ian 9-3tA
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Look sa for Horse 7hieres-An attempt was
made last night to rob stable in the Seventh Ward,
but which proved unsuccessful. This not the first
attempt to rob that has been made in tina, portion of
our city in the last few days. Persons owning val
liable horses will do well TO keep their stables Sc
curely fastened.
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A CARD.-The undersigned would most re-
n specially inform his customers that thsir n.
specivs accounts will be rendered by the 2sth In.
slant, and he therefore confidently trusts that they
will call and settle the same either by cash or note
by the first of the New Year.
On hand large and we'll selected stock Of season.
able DRY GOODS, all Of which viii be sold very
low a. the season Is advancing
VIM r. RILEY,
Corner Of 9th st, OPP. Centre Market.
dec M-2w p a = ie
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The Guards Ball on Monday evening, at Jackson
Hail. was one of the largest and gayest of the
The intention of every one present was to be happy,
and the managers nicely arranged matters for the
occasion, that no complaints could be heard, evil
dence of disappointment be seen The managers
certainly deserve to be appauded for their exerions.
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| FURNISHED ROOMS-With or without board,
II toilet, on Indiana avenue, three doors from ID
street. In pleasant and agreeable location, within
tive minytes walk of the Capitol, Pennsyl
avenue, and q short distance from the Railroad De-
pot. Terms moderate. Apply on the premises.
dec 23-tf
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FINE IEWELRY.

BLANKETS
ID A large stock of Blankets from 81 up, soma
extra good. VERIFY, TEBBS YERBf,
Corner Of It'll street and Pa avenue.
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SHAWLS, Long ~ Square
~ 500 new Shaws Of all styles, at very low prices
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of 7th street and Pa. aYenus.
dec 19-tf
II EEP THE FEET DRY-Just received
n supply of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cork Shoe
Solos, warranted to keep the feet dry and warm
For sale at LAMMOND'S, 7th st.
dec 29-St
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A LADY proposes to furnish her own piano, and
for her board in private family. WHARF She can
have the comforts of quiet home. -
Inquire of HILBUS 4 HITZ.
Gee Site
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A|a1Hs on the EGs.-During the week, the Rev.
sif- Eass, who has lately returned to his native
'"olIy ifonl tie field of has laboTs In the East, on
ses'sH ,iekness, has been giving lectures at the
Clutches in this city, descriptive Of the
rehgus and social condition Of the natives of the
Turkish Possessions in Asia. Last night, he de-
hvered lecture nj Dr. Smiths Church on 9th street,
which was v-fy we'll attended, the subject being a,
TIN. nomenious e>och fraught with interest. as any
information that throws light upon our knowledge Of
Tie subjects of Turkey cannot fail to be instructive
We viii give full report n the lecture in to NOR
rows paper.
Hery fGrd.-A fair, for the benefit Of the new
DaPost Church, IN this section of cur city, has jus
Oeeh opened al Anaeosta Hall, To which we hope
mat our Fellow citizens from all parts of WashngtOr
VIII pay visit. The object Is a very meritorion
neihg intended to obtain the necessary furniture
'oi ue church, and as there is very excellent linz
~ 0hhibuses between the avenue (starting from th,
"~t OIL 9th street, and the Navy Yard, no one cal
Aosse paying visit 10 the fair, on the plea Of dis
.aee, Z" the badness Of the road under foot. A,
'hs an enterprise of the ladies of the congregation
~ '''e would be 90 ungallant as 10 make the bovs
'e.ease 'of not going, Tor, as the poet sings,
none bu The brass deserve the fair"
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LNOR RENT-In a healthy and pleasant location,
Il two comfortable ROOMS, furnished either can
be used as paIlors or bed chambers Inquire on 5th
street, second door from Louisiana avenue
ian 31tf
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- FOR RENT-Three new frame HOUSES. nix
s"H rooms each, East Capitol street. between 4th
Asaand 9Th streets. For terms, &C., enquire on the
premises or to o, A. Daley, Dentist, Pa. avenue
few doors west of Browns Hotel. ,
ian 2eo3ts
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The Rev. J. E. Parker, formerly clerk in the
General Post Office, has resumed his pastoral duties
in the Michigan conference, and is stationed at the
"First Charge, >" Adrian.
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WANTS.

DARTNER WANTED.-An energetic
i NAN. with $500 ready cash, can engage in q
safe. pleasant, and permanent business, which win
realize fortune in short time II attended to- This
is rare chance. The profits are immediate. Call
O'clock. IAN 4-sts
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Ole Bulls Grand ConceTt.-The Grand Concert
by the celebrated Ole Bull will come off on Friday
evening, at Carusi's Saloon. The programme will
be the richest yet presented by Ole Bull and his
distinguished musical companions to any audience.
Seats for this concert (only) can be secured at
Davis Music Store.
Rehgiots.-The Rev. DIR. DurbIn, the well known
pulpit orator, will preach on Sunday next, a mis-
sonary sermon, at Wesley Chapel, al the corner of
F and 9th streets.
Neso Yer's Gvts.-lt appears that one Of our
ministers Of the Gospel, has been the recipient of
New Years gift from his people. The correspond
ent Of the Baltimore Clipper has the following:
GA friend informs us that minister of the city
has been presented, a new years gift, with life
insurance policy of five thousand dollars, for the
benefit OF his family, should he die before the pres
ent year shall close. =
We are not informed, however, what will be the
result il the minister should happen
to die during the year. The inference is, that the
gift win revert to the contributors. We wish the
unlueky minister joy of his bargain, for we mus,
charitably conclude that he has no wish TO see il
fulfilled. - bH .ls3
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Risey's Taride.-Mr Charles Burke's success is
very great, last night he performed again TO full
house, when he was highly applauded. The perfor-
mances tonight, will consist of the "PsopIe's Law
YER, and the amusing farce of "a Kiss in the Dark.
In the course of the evening, Miss De Forrest will
sing a song.
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At the Penitentiory, five persons who have served
out their time, were dismissed the other day, reducing
the number of inmates to ninety four, twelve of
whom are females.
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The Weather, which had threatened to be very
severe few days ago, has considerably moderated.
Yesterday morning early, the cold was about the
sharpest that we have had this season. but it altered
wonderfully in the course Of the day, having changed
to a decided thaw. This was evidenced by the
sloppy state of the streets, the ice and snow being in
half melted state, not by any means agreeable to
half wade through. To-day, we are blessed with n
similar moderation of the cold, and if it were not
for the snow on the ground we should almost con-
clude that we were in the spring, so charming is the
weather over head -
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Prom the Chicago Dem. Press, OcL3
The Case Of Geo. W. Green-Poison found /,
the stomach Of Mrs. Cream.

We have kept our readers carefully advised
of tho facts as they have transpirsd before the
e6ronsr's jury in reference to this melancholy
case. The coroner's jury met on Saturday
last, and 1t will be seen from the testimony,
which we give below, that stryohnine, ono Of
the most virulent of poisons, was found in the
| stomach of Mrs. Green. The jury found . ver.
dict in accordance with the facts, and re-
manded Mr.. Green to prison to await the &C
ton of the grand jury at the next term Of the
recorders court.
In order that the public may understand
tho whole subject, as thus far developed before
the jury, it may be we'll to review the facts a
they have appeared in the evidence. It hai
appeared from the tigation that Green
and his wife lived unhappily together; that
though she had not previously been very well,
was about the house attending to her ordinary
duties; that no one was at home during Satur.
day night but Mr.. and Mrs. Green and their
little boy Albert, and he testified that he slspt
all night Ssryohnine, the poison found in
the stomach Of Mrs. Green, was among the
papers of medicine found in the house of
Green, aud produced in evidence before the
jury.
About O'Clock on Sunday morning Mr.
Green went to the house Of Mrs. Hall and re-
quested her to como over, as Mrs. Green was
taken very sick with cramps in her stomach
about O'Clock the evening previous, and was
ivory bad" Mrs. Hall went over after and
found Mrs. Green dead Green had tho grave
for his wife dug in his garden on Sunday morn.
ing before ten O'Clock, and from various othe,
circumstances not necessary to repeat, it il
commended that there is very strong circum.
| stantial evidence against him.
Tits proper to say, however, that the evidence
thus far has been simply preliminary, to the
putting the accused on trial for tho highest
crime known to our laws. Mr.. Green has had
no opportunity for defence, and although the
coronss's jury hsve found. fearful verdict
against him, he 10 still entitled to full and
impartial trial, whore all the facts will be
ELECTED.
II
The case will be ono only second in interest
to that Of Dr.. Webster, az Mr.. Green ia wealthy
and abundantly able to do all that can be done
to show himself innocent of the serious charges
that now rest upon him.
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NORFOLK C0RRRsP0IDEHcE.

NoRFoLK, Va, October 3, 1854.
Bussnsss.-Our city presents quite a lively
appearance, the fall trade has set in favorably
and no doubt a fair business will be done
There II . large number Of vessels in port
A new ship of 800 tons was launched from
hessrs. Page Aliens yard last Thursday
making the seventh vessel built BY them IL
less than two years
Fuir.-Great preparations arc being mad.
for the fair which comes of here on tho "a, h
large number of workmen are on the ground
making extensive improvements for the &C.
eomnodation Of exhibitors.
Amussnlsnts.-M'lls. Comes gives her frs
concert here tonight. The Washington paper
have spoken very highly Of her, and il con
sidered sufficient recommendation BY tn,
citssns Of Norfolk to ensure large audisuc,
to judge Of her merits
Professor Elliott made an ascension from
Magnolia Springs, on Saturday. When las
seen he was about thirty miles from the start
ing place, and has not been heard of aimee
He will make an ascension here during tn,
fair.
cold Bill' Parrow and bis troupe have Jus
left US for Washington. They were successful
here, not only in drawing crowded ho uses b,
their excellent performances, but in maxim.
many friends by their gentlsmanly department
"0ld Bill'' is q perfect team on or of the stag.
and is bound to draw; and if one once hear
"Brudder Bones" he cannot help CRYING ont
Moore yet" In fact the whole troupe Der.
form we'll, and are equal to any that have Wis
tied this place. They introduced . new piec;
here which took we'll. Parrow, while in Nor
folk, raised quite stir among the nremen
He offered silver trumpet, worth $S5, to tn,
company that sold the largest number Of tick
cts; for four days the contest was carried O,
in spirited manner, and when the return,
were brought in for examination BY the com
mittee appointed for that purpose, it va. awsr
ded to the "Aid." All parties were satisfied
at the result, and every thing passed OF we'll
1t was presented on Friday night In presenc,
OF large and fashionable audience.
The weather 10 pleasant, but We are in wan
of rain, not having had shower for near
month. There are indications of it at this tim.
YOURS &C., J. W. H. r.
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OFFICTAL,

Frankatn R1ee, President of The United sfas,. n,
-dmersed, to al scho,n Il n,ay concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 IN,
that 'oaN sNDT has been appointed con, ul Of Hes
se Darmsta I for the State of Kentucky to reside
at Louisville, do hereby recognise him a. such
and declare him free To exercise and enjoy sscl
functions, powers, and privileges are allowed te
the consuls Of the most favored nations in the Uni
ted States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these leusn
% be made patent and the seal of the United State
10 be heIeunto afixed.
Given under my hand, At the city of Washingto.
the ID day Of October, A D. 1854, sne
H.. 81 Of the Independence of the United b,sle
BY he Psaidsu:
W. L. MARaY, Secretary ef on,e. q
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a cADTIOs.-It is stated that IS 900 Of $40
ellis Of the Mechanics Bank, Memphis, Tam.
were stolen from the room of the President on
zee 10Th inst. They are numbered from to
/ zso inclusive, and dated July 4, 1854, with
> large blue Z engraved on the lower side o,
III between the vignsttaa The Prssi.
' Nst none Of the bills of the above
o' marx and a-,omin alton, have bean pu,
d CHI alton by the BanA, md will not be Maid
'o arthsr states that he has rsO,vsrsd s,a
GUu Of said bills.
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THE IEW YORK TRAGEDY.
Trial Of Graham for the Murder Of Lorinp

The jury in the case Of DR.. Graham, in
dicted for the murder of Colonel Loring, at
Now York. was smpansllsd yesterday morn
ing, and the trial il now in progress Mrs.
Loring, the widow Of the deceased, was the
drst witness called.
After the opening Of the case BY the district
attorney, Mr.. Shepard, Mrs. Loring and Mr..
Coseni were examined.
TESTIMONY OF xas LoHIxs.
Cornelia Loring, "a lady in very deep mourn
ing) was then called and sworn-My place of
residence is California / was In New York
I'd of August last. Major Loring was my hus-
band; We were stopping at the st. Nicholas
Hotel. Mrs. Loring was asked to raise her
veil she is lady Of dark eyes and rather
full horid face-ahe wept while the Judge re
peated her testimony thus far My husband
swoke about I've ninutes before i've, morning
August 2 About ten minutes afterwards
there was the ringing Of bell, which was i'm.
nediately beside my door, in the hall 1t was
. bell with hammer. Il was rung about ten
or fifteen times, imagine. / mean strokes of
the bell. Major L. merely got up and went to
Q.-What did he say?
Objected to by Mr.. 0'Conor, who said he has
been charged with an offence against the law,
and 1t h begun to state what was said by !
third person when he was not present That
would DO irregular, even in q case of dollars
and cents. The fact that he Was present sho uld
appear before what was said by deceased Il
given to the jury. Such conversation NAV
Be proper to be given when it il shown that
DR.. Graham was present, but there is no rule
by which the testimony can be admitted, par.
ticularly in . criminal case, at the presen,
| stage Of the trial. All evidence should DO ex.
sluds ed which is not regular, and which would
be calculated to make an impression on the
jury. ;.
The District Attorney asked L the counsel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-05

= Gov German. of Minnesota gives the
following account Of the crops in that terri.
tory:
"All the ceneals have matursd finely and
yielded large crops, and % with all the escu.
Tents Our wheat crop will reach about l79 eco
bushels; corn about IS, 900 to 50, 900; potatoes,
the yield 10 very large aud Of choice quality,
estimated at 100000 bushels. There will also
DO large yield Of cranberries. Turnips,
rutabagas, and pumpkins have yielded the
largest crop to the sere, generally, have ever
seen grow in any part Of the continent. Qur
tuInlp and rutsbaga crop cannot fall short Of
4oO,O00 bushels; but these are mostly fed b
our cattle during the winter" As
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-05

a.LzsRArHo HoAx.-0n Monday Last ,
Geographic dispatch was published in all the
tapers' except the Star, stating that VIM. B.
Shepard was elected Mayor Of Louisville. "
" nearly 1000 majority, by the Knov-Noth.
inss and that he was not known - . eandids.,
Until After the election. This il all q hoax
ne nave before u the Louisvills papers Of
Saturday and Monday last, and they make nc
mention OF any election. The fact il, thu
MAYOR OF Louisville was elected in March las,
iof Two years The telegraph rsportsr wa
u'' one week too early to operate on tbs Bal.
hnore and Pennsylvania elections.
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&Crh saos,i bs ssiccrsaiy ts,sga-scr its etyfcSy
tuae-thst indigestion Ia the parent OF iergs pro
portion Of the fatal dise&sss nyssntery. iiarrboa,
Ghol ,rs morbus, liver oompis,st, and many other
diss sses snumerated In the city Inspectors weekly
clone Think Of thsf dyspeptics think Of II sIl vhs
euiier from disordsred stonschs, sad you vii.
ling TO b guided BY sdvise, founoed upon experi.
encs, resort at onos (dont dslay day) 70 HoonaDds
German Rittsre prepared by Dr. @. q. jackson,
stands alone and unspprcschsd We have tried the
Batters; and knew th.t that they are excenept Tor
the diseases specified above For sale By dealers fn
Uedicins ev.ryvhsr~ axe
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~ a life siss statue Of Daniel Webster Of
ne Italian marble, ssulptursd from . dseusr.
Fso'' pc Likeness Of the grsst s.stssnaa taksu
'ne' 'ins previous to his dsssA, IL to BE- prsssn.
'ea'o the Mercantile Library BY II. D. B.osp.
s:q OF the nfm of Page Bacon, of St. Lou,.
! DC artist is Louis vsrhasgsn, and biz work
vos, u, 600.