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MISS MAKEAH TO NIerH. This accom-.
plished American lady makes her first ap.
pearance before Washington audience to.
night as Shakspesrean reader, at Carusi's
saloon We advise our readers to 60 and hear
her. Any one who can master the Grammatical
profession, that with most people requires q
study Of years, in night as 1t wore, must be
fine reader. Added to this lady's genius.
she presents he Idsome appearanoe.
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e Nearly every person We come in 9 ontact
with, Wings, Know Nothings, and Democ rats,
excepting the correspondent of the New York
l'ms', speak in the most fattering terms of
the appointment of the Hon. j. c. Breckin-
ridge as Minister to Spain. The Washington
correspondent ofthe Clipper, in this morning.
paper, says: 1.-The appointment of Dir. Breck.
inridge in Mr.. soule's place is everywhere
spoken Of with favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18

STRIKES AND HARD TxEs.--Iu midst of the
"hard times" the ship carpenters of New York,
have
~ Resotved, That we, the ship carpenters of
nine hours
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r "IHz MYSTERIES OF THE COURT OF QUEEN
ANNE. This is the title of new novel by
". Ii. Ainsworth, the celebrated English nov.
eliss, said to be zone of the most interesting
historical romanoes ever written
Shillington has it for sale.
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Proceedings of To-Day,

oot WI oPoSioA AASSs0Se
was received from the President, calling fol
military force for the protection of the emil
grants crossing the plains, in pursuance of the
recommendation of tho Secretary of War.
The plan proposed is to employ 5000 volun-
teefs-mounted rangers-commanded by ex-
perleneed frontier men. The message being
read
Nh GWin urged the reference of this mes.
saga % the Military Affairs Committee, with
virtual Instructions to act en- it Immediately
and it Was referred.
The Chair laid before the Senate the letter
OF MI Rufus ChcaVe, resiguing his position az
one OF the regents Of the Smithsonian Institu.
ton.
Mr.. Pearcs then addressed the Senate at
length in review of the letter in question, and
in defence Of the policy of management of the
Institution, which the Board Of Regents had
adopted.
In the House, to-day, special message
upon the subject of Indian kostilities, and
covering latter from the Secretary of War
on the same aubject, which being read, were
referred to the Commi tee on Military Affairs,
aud ordered to be printed
Some Executive Department communica.
lions were presented by the Speaker and ar
propfiately disposed of.
MIR. MillsOn calo Cd for the regular order of
buslness--the further consideration Of thu
Senate bill for the relief Of Samuel A. BeIdep,
The Speaker announced that bill before the
House
MIR. Miilson then addressed the House
against it,
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1~ First Lecture for tho BENEFIT
A3 OF the Young Catholics Friend Society of
Georgetown, by
Rev. B. A. MAGuIRE, S. j., President of George.
town College, at Forrest Hall. Georgetown on
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan 18th, at IL o,eIk.
Subject: "lhe Temporal Power OF the Pope"
Tickets % cents-to be had at he principal book
and drug stores, and at the door of he hail on the
evening Of the ectffre.
N. b. Prof. Alexander Limitry. of Louisiana. will
lecture on the Both January, and Hon. J. e. Chand
Ter, OF PhiIadelphia, on the 22d February.
jan IL, l5,l7,f8
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NATHOLIC BOOkS.-A large and varied assoit
~ ment of Catholic Works. including ST. Vincent
Manual, Christian's Guide, Gems of Ilevotion Do
nay Bishop IN plain and elegant bindings, at the low
est price, Just received al
TAYLOR MAURY'S
inn 10 Bookstore, near 9Th St
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1~ toiu mbfa Fire COmpa aY.-1'he
US Lihfary Committee of the Columbia Fire Co.
lures will commence on THURSDAY EVENING.
the loth Instant and be continued every Thursday
during the winter season, at Columbia Hail.
number of prominent gentlemen have consented 10
deliver lectures.
Professor Alexander Dmtry will deliver the first
lecture on Thursday evening, the 18Th instant Sub
leet-" Influence of Science on the Welfare tf
Man."
The lecture will commence at O'Clock
ihe public is respectfully invited to attend
jan l6-3t
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The smithsonian Special Committee Tho
following is the Committee appointed by the
Speaker under Mr.. Meacham's resolution OF
yesterday, viz, Messrs Upham, Wiste, Wells,
Taylor of Tennessee, and Puryear of North
Carolina. e
The District Judiciary Reform Biu.-We
have reason to believe that the Senate's Ju-
dietary Committee are now prepared to report
on this measure Of SO great Importance to our
fellow citizens Of the District of Columbia,
and that they will recommend the enactment
Of the bill 80 amended as to transfer the Judges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18

EXCELSIOR POMADE-The best arti
Ia Gle in use for dressing the HAIR.
For sale at LAMM0ND'S, 7th ST,
jan 1876
pRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION iol
ID 1855, containing Lists of Parliament, Of Royal
Households, Ministry. Judiciary, Foreign Min
listers, SC, in England, British Ministers
abroad, Military and Colonial Governments
and ptrsonel; Imports, Exports, Taxes, Do
ties, Revenue, Trade and Commerce for 1854,
Chronicle of the Session of Parliament 1854,
Abstracts Of important Parliamentary DOcs-
ments, and valuable articles on the Campaign
on the United States Census, ON the heath OF
Dwellings, Occupations Of Tie people, Fluc-
tuations of the Funds; Canals and Railroads,
Public Improvements, Chronology, and much
other useful and valuable matter, complete in
one vol. FRANCk TAYLOR.
ian l6-tf
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& nlonsSomcry Guards, Attention.
"a 81 You are hereby required to attend a special
~ No meeting OF the Corps on THU RSDAY EVEN
n n ING, the 18th inst.
by order OF Captain Key:
jan IL THOS McFNTpy n
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1.-THE large and convenient dwelling
on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street is for rent. Posses.
sion given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star Office.
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at present presiding over the courts Of the
District, TO preside ever those to be constitu.
ted over the proposed new courts.
CONGREssyOyaL.

In the Senats, yesterday, after we went to
press, on motion Of Mr.. Bayard his bill for the
enlargement of the Post Office Department
building was taken mp, and passed. 1t is esti-
mated that it will cost $500, 200. The bill
provides as follows:
'' That tho President Of the United States is
hereby authorized to cause the General Post
Office building to be enlarged: PROVIDED, The
same shall be done according to the following
described plan: The building, when completed,
to cover tho entire block bounded BY e, f,
Seventh and Eighth streets, and to have q
court yard in the centre, approached by an
archway in the middle of the western front
sufficiently spacious for tho ingress and egress
OF mail wagons; the present halls running
parallel to Seventh and Eighth streets to be
continued to street, with rooms on each side
arranged to suit the pu poses of the Depart.
ment accommodations to be made for the
city post Office on the centre of the block on
street, and an arcade of about sixty feet in
length to be made for letter delivery; the
said arcade to be surmeunted by recessed
portico OF four columns, fanked by coupled
pilasters The fronts on Seventh and Eighth
streets each to have the present design of the
south end repeated on the north end, and a
portico Of six columns, coupled at the corners,
introduced In tho centre of the block The
style of architecture of the present building
to be carried out in the additions, and the
whole to be made thoroughly ire.proof, and
to be constructed under and subject to the
direction of the President of the United
States
Another section Of the bill appropriate the
sum OF $500 600 to commence the construction
of the building thus authorized to be en-
larged.
After sundry bills of no public interest wero
disposed of, the Senate proceeded to the fur.
consideration of Mr. Badgers increase. of COM
pensation bill, which was taken up and dis
cussed by Messrs. Badger, Brodhead, Cass,
Geyer, Seward, and Clayton; when it was
laid on the table.
Mr. Bntlsr's bill to amend and medify the
Judicial system of the United States was then
taken up, and debated by Messrs. Bell, Chase.
Bayard, Butler, Geyer, Cass, Brown, Seward,
Douglas, and Butler, when the Senate ad-
Journed without coming to joint conclusion
upon it, the pending question being upon Mr..
Stuart's motion to postpone its further consid.
GRAFTON until the first Monday Of December
next.
In the House, Mr.. Meacham's resolution
for select committee to examine into the af-
talrs Of the Smithsonian Institution was agreed
tO-yeas SO, nays 9l
And then, after the transaction of business
OF no special public Importance, they went
into committee on the Pacific railroad bill, Mr..
Orr in tho chair, wherein Mr. Dunbar's amend.
ment lthe Douglas bill of the Senate) was dis.
cussed in five minute speeches until the com.
mlttee rose and the Hourse adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18

W- Union Choir ASSoeiatfon.-Inc con-
sequence OF repairs being made at the Csurch of
the ASCENSION the next rehearsal OF the Association
VII De held at MeKendree Chapel, on MONDAY
EgENlNt', the 2sth instant, 1T O'Clock
The Board of Managers will mea, at same MACE
ahq honr 10 morrow tfr.day) evening.
jan lS-UH THOS. McGIII, Secretary
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Arrival of Steamer Canada.
sEB&sTOPOL SILL EOLDs OUT

SEVEN Days LITER FROM EUROPE
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4 CARikNTER.-FOR 9IRE, On REASON
~ able terms, by the year, cOiored Carpen;er.
Enquire al this ofhce. ian l6-AA
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COCHEU respectfuv in.
IN forms the numerous patrons of his popular FRI
day night Sorees, that in consequence of The Presi
dents Levees being on the same night with his
Soirees, that in future they will be given on every
alternate Friday, commencing with to morrow eve
ning. he hoges 10 meet a large number of his
friends TO- morrow night at Carusi's SaIosn.
Jan 1875"
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4 YOUNG MAN OF A SOLID CHARACTER,
IA a good education, having good and steady
empoynct as artist in this city, wishes to get &C
quaihied win !oung and we'll educated lady of a
respectable family. Letters entirely confidential.
Money no objection. Apply by letter, " August,
fost oHice, washington jan 15-us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18

DIAPER MOlSTENER.-A New Invention for
L moistening the leaves ofa Copying Book. Post
age stamps, Envelope, and moisten the fingers
wien counting bank bills. Also usefiI, for v,,ious
other purposes.
1t will be found an Indispensable article for every
desk. II ls perfectly simple and cheap, and must
come into gene: a. use.
TAYLOR & MaTRY,
Jan lo Agents for Washington.
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The spoliation.-We cannot for the life of
us, comprehend the soundness Of the Unions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18

The steamship Canada arrived at Halifax
yesterday, with Liverpool dates to the 9th
inst, and by telegraph thence we have the
main points Of seven days later European IL
teliipenc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-18

a New o. 8. Gen stor from New Kamp.
Shire.-We have private dispatches from Con
cord, N. H F., assuring as thu. Gov. Baker has
rendered theU S. senatorial sea- made vacant
by the dcat.tof the Hon. Moses Norris, to the
Hon. j. S Wells. This is in accordance with
our anticipation, it will DO recoHected.
The Hon. John Y. kasen solicitude
is felt here to day to learn of the condition of
Mr.. Mason's health at the date of last adyices
from Paris by the arrival noticed to. day in
our columns. So far, we think that nothing
has this morning reached the Government
here on the subject
The Current Operations Of the Ire asury
Department. yesterday, the 18th of JAM,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
u -
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Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F u VIss-
CHER Co., Real Estate Brokeas, New York. Orders,
(post paid, with money enclosed, to he addressed.
.rf j. w. HOLBROOKE,
Sec'ry, sos Broadway, N. Y.
Es-Thc Engrayings in the Catalogue now
ready for delivery.
October 10, lS5i-6mo.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
The Pocket ESCulaDius

OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
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We PUBLISH THIS DAY, DECEMBER II, 1854
FANNY FERNS
NOVEL,
r u L III III A LII;
A TALE OF DOMESTIC LIFE.
400 PIP. l2mo, Cloth. Price, $l,25.

Every body knows FANNY FERS: every body has
laughed and cried over her sparkling hing, truth
full. genial writings; every body will wish to read
this, her first novel, and every who does read it
will pronounce it her greatest work. Says an able
critic who has read the proof sheets, "RuTH HALL
i a work which not only exceeds any thing which
FANNY FERN has before written, but which in many
respects surpasses any other work whatever. For
tense and sustained interest Of narrative, for origi
nality Of conception and treatment, for scorching
,arcasm and withcring rebuke of prcttnsions and
hypocrisy: for elevation Of moral tone and winsome
OF religious nculcatons, for vigor, freshness,
simplicity, directness and fascination of style,
have never seen its equal.
The story takes possession Of our heart at once
follow Rum through her trials with as much in
terest though she were sister she breathcs
not sigh, she suffers not which the reader
does not feel acutcly though the first came from
his own heart, and the second were one Of his own
sad experiences. The characters such
constantly meeting in every daylife: and how bold
ly and skillfuy they drawn, how powerfully the
story is told. how touching is its pathOs, how spark
ling its wit, how irresistible its humor, how
its satire. and how true its moral adequate idea
can be gained except by reading it,"
RuTH HALL will be for sale by booksellers goner
ally. TO any sending the retail price, we will
send a copy Of the work by mail, postpaid.
Published by MASON BROTHERS.
3tw&tw % Park Row, New-York.
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The present critical state of European affairs will
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such in addition to their wel-estab,shcd literary
scientific, aad theological character, we urge them
upon the consideration Of the reading public.
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DOCKET pen knives and scissors, very good Al
i ticle. for saleby ---....
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TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
OF the art ynioM &orirlp.
100000 Gifts Valued 1t
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Certificates for This Year, One Dollar.
The members Of the Art Union Society, on the
occasion Of this the tenth Distribution Of the
WORKS OF ART a4a

The members Of the Art Union Society, ON the
occasion OF this the tenth Distribution OF the
WORKS OF ART s4 H
nnnld rssnsc,flv ca,i ,ha t ns n; ~. =
the fact that being abu to remove to the buildings
in Of erection for the Society in the c;ty Of
Washington, h,y will add the Real Estate and other
Landed Property belonging to the Society, to the 8
DISTRIBUTION FOR THIS YEAR
mined 10 nEpucE THE eEnrlF1sarr or suApr ron r,,,s
aRAsp ENTERPRISES M 10 ONE DOLLAR EACH, thinking
lnsreoy thse y VIII oe me meansof more general
usnn y INC WORKS y Artists Throughout the coun-
WI enap'e 1ne society 70 extend their labors
1oe 'he aosanccnent o1 the Ia4
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T>PITOME of Greek and Roman Mythology, wit
ga explanatory Notes and a vocabulary by John s
Hart L. L. D.. for sale at CoRsE's
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THIRD YEAR. VOL. mo 40.
AMERICAN ARTISTS UNIONi!

TNHE AMERcAS ARTlsrs' UMoS, would respect
Il fully announce % the citizens Of the T. States
and the tanadas, that for the purnnsc Of Cutivarg
taste for the fine arts throagho the conutry, and
with view Of enabling every fam St,s become pos
sessed of gallery Of Engravingf jSsqH
ny THE FIRST ARTISTS THE AGE.
They have determined, in order to create extensive
sale for their Wings and thus not only give en
ployment to large number of artists and others. but
inspire among our countrymun taste foi works Of
art to present to the purchasers Of their ngravng,
when $50 600 Of them are sold,
a5o,ooc GIFTS, Of the actual cost o. Si5o 900.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving there
fore, receives notonly engraving richly worth this
money. but also ticket which entities him to Of
the Gifts when they are distributed. . p 1as'
For Five Dollars. highly finished Engraving.
beautifully PAINTED in OIL, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS, will be sent; or FIVE DOLLARS wo.
splendid Engravinys can be selected from the Cata
oguc.
! A copy Of the Catalogue together with specimen
Of enc Of the Engravngs, be seen at the office Of
this paper
For each dollar sent. an cnrraviHg actually worth
that sum, and Gift Ticket, will Immediately be for
wardcd.
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800 bxs Goldfish Il herring
100 bxs brandy cherries 4
| Stoughton bitters
1000 cans Bait. oysters
10 case ] and / bxs sar-
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and ketchap
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chocolate n
100 M reSalia and princi-
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so gross playing cards
SO dox washboards
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To the Ladies.

10 the La dies.
M nave just received superior lot Of Fanc,
Uoods, consistir in part Of mantillas Of ever,
color, a variety Of fancy laws, printed jackonets
dotted swiss brillanteens, tissues of every variety
RACES OF the most bril- liant colours grape shawls
iaces. both linen and cotton; inserting edgngs, &c
o'ars ana french work in number and style TO sui,
all, and the most fastidous 4Ets9-~ ~T -
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+ BRITISH PERIODICALS.
Early Copies Secured.

LEONARD, SCoTT Co., New York, continue to repub-
lsh the following British Periodicals, viz:
/. The LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative
2. The EpISBURGH REVIEW (Whg)
3. Tue NoRTn BRITIsH REVIEW Gree Cnurchl
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5. ELAcKwooD's EDISDuRGn MAGAZINE (Tory.)
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eA1 sVWNCt tattS
800 hid N. 0. sugar
$50 bbls refined and clari-
fed do.
400 bbls st. Louis and n.
Orleans molasses.
500 bags Rio, Laguyra 4
Java coffee
$50 pkgs | 2 a 3 mackerel
$50 " Imp, G. p, Y.
IL. and black teas
40 tierces rice
l50 pkgs Boston saleratus
75 cks sup. carb. soda
90 bgs pepper 4 pimenfo
400 coils Of MANILA and
jute rope
200 doz MANILA and hemr
bed chords 81
: bbls nutmegs d cloves
200 mats cassia
80 bbls gr and race ginq
so do alum, sulyhur and
birthstone a58
10 caroons indigo
3 cks Ombro madder
500 kegs Boston nails
500 whole ] and / bxs NJ.
X. and layer raisins
$50 drums and bxs figs
100 bbls tar and rosin
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300 bxs soap and candles
IS bxs fancy and CASTLE
l5O ks star and sperm
candles
so bbls almonds & flberts
100 bales batting
l50 bales wick aud twine
rs bales Of oakum
$50 bags cotton yarn
100 gross matches assorted
Epson salts, camphor.
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