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HECKER'S FARINA,

DREPARED expressly for Families. q delicate
Z and appropriate food for all Seasons, and one OF
the mo economical, nutritious, and wholesome
preparations ever brought TO the table, eminehty
combining the qualification OF The palate with am
pie and heaithful sustenance Of the body.
Strictly speaking, HECkERS' PARMA ID neither
stringent nor laxative, but restorative Strengthen
ing the digestive and absorbent system. in disor-
dered bowels, Dauhea, Dysentery, and even in
cases Of Cholera, when food is deemed admissible
by the physician, Heckers' Fafina fail 10 be
salutary, and wherever known Is extensively used
in Hospitals and private practice The preservation
Of health, the prevention of sickness, il At iesst
as important as the curing Of disease. People in
heath should therefore u Hrckers' Parma freely
as common food, TO preserve the inestimable bles-
sing. For sale by Grocers and Druggists generally,
wholesale by the manufacturer, HECkER d BRO. -,
AZ the Croon Mills col Ch.ry street, New York. OF
by CHARLES +. PITT, u Commerce street, Balti-
more.
s9HECKERs, FARTNA JELLY in double boil.
ers, which render borning or scorching impossible,
is now exhibited daily al the Fair Of the Meuopoli.
tan Mechanics Institute, in Washington.
mar l-3ts
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z6GEo. pAAIeE&8

ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
THE undersigned having become proprietors of
] the large and conmOdiOus Steamer GEORGE
PAGE, intend, by their efforts, TO accommodate the
community travelling between Washin.ton and
Alexandria, and the fscilities which they offer for
the transport alton OF freight and the employment o,
none but courteous and gentlemaHlke officers and
obgng servants, 10 merit share Of the public pa
uonage, and would respectfully call the attention Of
merchants and other citizens of beth places TO the
following schedule Of prices al which their Boat will
hereafter be run:
Passengers cents; Buggy wagon and one horse,
lax; Buggy wagon and horses, IS; Horse and n
der, l2L Market wagon and horse, IS; Market
wagon round trip 37H; Market wagon and 2 horses,
Is; Market wagon round trip 37x; Drays 25; Drays
round trip SIX; Hacks 25; Hacks round trip 81 \
Flour per barrel cents.
And all other freight in oporton.
In connection with this boat are Latham & Cook
line of OiHnibuses.
JOHN VAN RIsWICK,
RICn'D WALLACE, 5HoPF'
mar 2-3t L. A. RYTHER, Captain.
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NEW YORK PuGILIsr ia considered
out Of danger. Linn has been arrested and
held to bail in the pitiful sum Of 81 900, and
Baker has not yet been found. The Times
publishes letter from Tom Hyer contrsdicting
the rumor that Morrissy went to his rooms the
night Of the attack. We are glad to see that
Mayor Wood has taken the matter in hand :;
but We fear that the great influence these men
can bring to bear, will allow them to 20 M.
punished, with the exception of pitifui fines
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In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, the tarif-reducing amendment ,of the
HOuse) to the civil and diplomatic appropria-
ton bill was discussed on q motion BY Mr..
Clayton to strike 1t out; and also on an
amendment to that proposition, offered by Mr.
Badger, to substitute for the said .Letcher
amsndment the original proposition of Mr..
Edesrson making dye stufs, wool, and iron
duly free. The debate on those propositions
va. between Messrs. Clayton, Sew. Pearce
Bsyard, and Benjamin, in favor ode motion
OF Mr.. Clayton, and BY Mr.. Hunt 4 Ngsinst II;
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n The lecture Of Gen. Houston, in Balti.
more, last night, was well received. His SUBJ
jsct was Texas, and he rapidly glanced at tn Q
history Of the country from its FIRST sett ement
by Austin down to the present time; bat when
he came to the part Of its history in which he
was personally interested, he fred with his
subject, and fought his battles DER again.
with all the vigor and quaint eloquence for
which he is so justly celebrated. In speaking
Of the annexation, he said Texas had annexed
herself not to the North, or to the South, but
to the Union. That sentiment brough, down
the house. At the close of the lecture he was
escorted homo by many members Of the CITY
Council and most Of the military of the city
The General seemed to be laborine under a
bad cold, but it did not prevent him from being
In bis seat to-day in the Senate.
By-the-way, while be was on his lecturipe
tour he did not neglect the country's interest
In nearly every question that came up some
one, opposed in sentiment to him, announced
that be had paired of" with the General.
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70 Some fears appear to be entertained in
New Orleans, that when the spring rains be-.
gin to descend. the immense quantity Of snow
which has fallen on the upper Mississippi and
its numberless tributaries shall have melted,
the city will be in danger of an overflow.
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TNEURALGIA.-This formidable disease which seem,
seems 70 bafne the skill Of yields
to CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
Mr. p Boyden, formerly Of the Aston House, York
and late proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel Richmond
one oil the hundreds WHO have been cured OF
rslgis by GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
Since his he has to numbers of 9th
who suffering with nearly every of
wi h the most wonderful success
He 10 the extraordinary medicine he has ever
seen used, aud the best purifier known.
s.sSee advertisement Ia another column
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- Under authority Of the Legislature Of
Virginia, the people of Loudon are about to
build bridge across the Potomac river At Ber
lin, short distance below Harper's Ferry.
The company have advertised proposals for
contracts.
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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

BKlBlI OF THB kOkNlN8 RKx8S.
The Union jokes over the philanthropy of
Mr.. Charles Sumner, a. manifested BY sort
of Harriet Beechsr Stowe speculation of tina,
honorable gsntlsmsr in sending to Boston
dasusrrsotypes Of Z gro girl named Mary
second Ida May, Mr.. s. declarss--purchased
In Virginia to be sent to Boston, with money
raised In the city Of notions. The same psper
eommends an account Of Central America,
and the Shepherd and Haley grant, written
~ some Mr.. Z. II. Boone, with . view to gal
vaniss the defunct Kinney expedition. OF
this paper We have to say that its statements
are nearly all in pslpabls contradiction to
all that distinguished gsogrsphers and histo-
Rams say Of the coaBtry. So far as Boons's
account of the Shepherd and Haley grant is
concerned, IL IL directly in the teeth of the
decisions Of the Nicaraguan, Costa Rican,
Enalish, and American Governments upon the
questions involved, all Of them having d.
rsctly or indirectly protested against the idea
that II 10 worth pinch Of snuff in Law or in
fast.
The IntsiLigezcer adopts the views Of the
Journal Of Commerce upon the subject of the
current effort to deprive Judge Loring, of Mas
saehusetts, Of his Office, because he has faith.
fully executed the fugitive slave Law, saying
"Ths question before the, Nassaehusetts
Legislature, whether Judge Loring shall be
removed from his judgeship for adjudicating,
a. United States Commissioner, upon q case
arising under Law Of the United States which
the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, have
unanimously decided to be constitutional. is
not disposed Of. Should this outrage be oom
mitted' (says the Journal of Commerce. 1t
would be blow aimed ut q faithful public
Officer; but it would fall, not principally upon
him, but upon the Independence of the Judi.
ciary. II our dyes are to be swayed by
every popular current under penalty of re-
moyal from office, they will no longer deser We
the name Of judges; and the citilen seeking
justice might about as we'll meet the popular
current itself, or the natural expression of it
a mob-as to fall into the hands of such
judge"
This effort to punish Judge Loring for the
stern integrity with which he discharges his
duty, Is in fair keeping with other antics
which the Few party have ''cut up" in Massa.
ehusetts, where they control the Legislature.
having not more than half dozen votes against
them out of three or four hundred. 1t is also
in faithful accord with the views and posi-
lions Of the Honorable Senator Wilson. who
has been sent here by the new party afore.
said. Verify, if, in view of such facts as these,
the voters Of Virginia permit the wool to be
pulled over their eyes, they deserve to be Sou,
Tor the simples''
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and BY Msssrs Badger and James in favor Ct
Mr.. Badgers motion, and Messrs. Brodhead
and Cooper against 1t.
At 8 O'Clock the Senate took recess.
.-zla again coming teeskhas tie dsests On The
tariff question was continued BY Messrs. Hun.
ter. Benjamin, Seward, Wads, Wilson, Brown,
Jones Of Tenn: Bright Baysrd, Gwin, Brod:
others until near midnight, when Mr. Clay
tons proposition to strike out was rejected
In the House. they won't into the Committee
OF the Whole on the state of the Union on
the army appropriation bill, (Mr. Hendricks in
the chair,) when tho proposition to increase
the army was discussed BY Mr. Phelps against
the Senste's amendment for four regiments of
regulars, and by Mr. Faulkner in its favor
the argument Of Mr.. P. being for volunteers :;
also by Mr. Benton in favor Of rangers instead
Of either volunteers or regulars
At 8 p, m. the committee took recess, and
coming together again ct u p. M, the debate
on the same bill was continued By Messrs
Phelps, Richardson, Benton, Bliss, Psnning-
ton, Hubbard, walsh, Orr, Barry, Greenwood,
Lyon, Oliver Of Mo-, Lane Of Greg sn, McDou.
gal, and Shelton, when the Senate's amend.
ment flor four new regular regiments) was
agreed to, as amended by Mr.. Richardson,
providing for an addition al Brigadier General.
ship in the United States army. The other
Senate amendments were then disposed of,
and the bill being reported back to the House,
they adjourned at 10i p. m.
q 49, Proceedings Of To-Day.
In the Senate, to-day, the bill regulating
the issue of Virginia land scrip Was laid on
the table, after remarks against it from Msssrs
Stuart and Cooper. .. .gs. s..-..s
Mr.. Brodhead called up his bounty land
bill, and after he had explained the amend.
ments Of the House thereto they were all
agreed to.
In the House, Mr. Olds reported from the
Pest Once Committee the annual post routes
oil, watch was passed without amendment
The House then resumed the confederation
OF the report from the Committee of the w hole
on the Senate's amendments to the Army ap-
preparation bill.
The amendment extending the time for the
sitting of the board on the claims arising out
Of the campaigning # Lieut.. Col. John c.
Fremont in California in lS46-7, and $40 54S
to carry out the expected awards of this board
in its proposed extended session, was rejected
yeas SO, nays 10l.
Inc question was next put on agreeing to
the Senate's amendment appropriating $40, 900
for the purchase Of cames and dromedaries, to
be used by way Of experiment in army trans.
portation on the plains of the Great We0t );
which was rejecSed-yeas Sc, nays 90.
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a The Naval appropriation Bin ppropri-
ates the following sums for the Navy Yards at
the places indicated: Portsmouth. $50, 258;
Boston, $2'5 .S22; New York, $344, 1922; Phila.
dslphia, $50, 700; Washington, $1S2, 3s5; Nor.
folk, sS2l: 81; Pensacola, $lo4. $40; San Fran
cisco, $3.50, 900; for the continuation Of Basin
and railway at San Francisco, $500, 900.
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SPECIAL TRAVELLING NOTICE.
BY RAILROAD TO THE VEST!
8 s


Connecting Trains leave Washington at 6
q. m. and p. m.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS and others going
WI West AT the close OF the session, will find il TO
their advantage To procure THROUGH TICKETS
and BAGGAGE CHECKS in Washington
EF THE AMPLEST FACILITIES are now AZ
fordrd for the accommodation Of westw ard travellers
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and its connec
tions, leading to all portions of the West Northwest.
and Southwest y!
~ But enc change of Cars lat Wa.hInpt IN juno
tinn) between Washington and the Ohio River!
Fare, by Through Ticket fom Washington, viz:
To Wheeling, 50 IS; To GAINESVILLE, SI2 Is; To
Newark, SD %; TO Columbus, Sl3 IS; TO Dayton
SIS so; To Cincinnati, $40 90; To Louisyle-by
boat from Cincinnati, els 90, by railroad via Jefer-
sOnville, SlS so To Toledo, SIS 30; To Indianap-
oils, Sl7 so; To Chicago, S2l O..
Q7-Tickets 10 he had at the Ticket office of the
Washington Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, Washington.
N7-SPECIAL NOTICE.-An Extra Train
will leave Washington Station at half past 3 D. m.
on SUNDAY March 4tb, for the Snecal Accemo-
dation of Passengers to the Nest. This Train will
connect at the Washington Junction with the m
Wheeling Express Train from Baltimore and offer
peculiar inducements 10 Westward Travellers al tl-
brehking up of Congress. Passengers by tn Train
will reach Cincinnati On Monday afternoon for din.
ner.
10 For furt Ter information, Tickets, Sc, an
plyto THOMAS II. PARSONS;
Agent AZ the Washington station,
JOHN ii. DONE, Master Transportation Bait. q
Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
mar 2-2t Untel& U0jonlD
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u We have received from Joe ShiIlinston,
OF the Odson, Harper's Magazine for March
1t il, as usual, filed with interesting and in.
struetiye reading.
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1 The New, York Sun appears again in an
enlarged form, which it says is an evidence of
the increase Of the business prosperity of the
Empire city
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rrDR. HooFLANDs CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT

There are few things which afford greater pleasure
than sitting down to write notice Of celebrated
lana 1erinah ber because we fully
cohierrLs pubic Dement, and heart tells by
notices many have to take these
and been rescued from death by dyspepsia
Ac for the cure of which It is certain IL prepared and
sold only by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON the German Medicine
Store, 10. 40 Arch street. Philadelphia.
See advertisement. mar q I'm
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FANcT GOODS, PERfUMKRY, &c.

HUTCHINSON * MUNRO, are now openin. al
III the store, No. $40 Pa. avenue, a splendid
assortment Of GOODS, in the above line, enumr
rating in part follows, viz: fine Cabas, Dressing
Cases, Po'te MOnnaies, ard Cases, Jewell Boxes
Shells, Shell Boxes, Jet Ornaments, Lubins, Piver's
and other choice Extracts, Pomades, superior Bay
Water. Combs and Brushes in grt at variety and In
short everything To be usually found first class
Fancy Store, and they cordially invite their friends
and the public TO give them a call.
Their Store is The first door west Of Messrs Har-
per & Co.'s, between Ninth and Tenth SITS.
mar Off
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- signers to paper for opening a M ,chan-
ics' Exchange are requested to attend NEE .ins IN
the room over Geo. and Thos Pa.ker,s Store. on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 81, al O'Clock D nf:,
10 eiec omcers Tor the ensuing year. and other bus
mess th.t will come before the meeting.
By order OF THE CO1MITrpp
mar l-2t '~'A ~S'
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A CARD TO FAMILIES,
IA Brown, Loaf, and Pulverized Sugars from g.
to 10 cents.
Rio, Laguyrs, Maracab) and Java CoffeeI2x to
l6 cents
Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder asd Black Tees
37k to 81.
And all other articles usually kept in a family gro
Gerry, at corresponding low rates.
A. N. MOUNTZ,
Masonic Hall, corner 10Th and E sts
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N@PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-AH EXAMINA-
~ ton of applicants for the office of Teacher
in the Public Schools w be held i'm the Aldermen,
Room, City Hall, on SATURDAY next, at 3k o'cIk
pm. G J. ABBOT, Secretary.
mar 9 81
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PALMER'S PATENT LEG.
INTERESTING NEWS.

NN LINZ S ixNu NEWS.
WE have Just received a large assortment Of
w BOOTS and SHOES for ladies', misses, ana
chlidreB's wear, which we offer very low.-e
Ladies' Caters from 81 10 So III
Misses Boots Of every kind i'm proportion H2v
of cGildren's Shoes we have every COLOR -
and style, from IS cents I'D
The inquiry generally is, Where can we find a
good assortment OF Shoes for children. We can
answer all such querisls TO their N thew
give a call. 10y
we would also state that we are prepared 10 man.
uaciure every style of boot or shoe usually worn by
gentlemen, ladies', misses or CHI ldren.
Also, on hand Every description OF boots and shoes
which will be sold very low
Cail and examine for yourselves before purcbas
ing ELSEWHERE, AZ We are determined TO sell.
3. {. MILLS & CO.
teo <o-ot 4s6 Seventh 81.
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DIED

Oa the 2SIh ul;imo, after thirtysx hours illness
CATHARlNE MASON, daughter Of Rachael and
the late David Jones, aged 80 years Requiescat in
pace.
Is Her friends and relatives are invited to at
tend, at 2 O'Clock, Saturday, March 3D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-02

1LOCks, CLOCKS, CLOCKsi-Ifyou
" want good Clock, warranted to keep time,
call at the store Of y. RORINsON'
n.Aes $50 Pa. ave-, oppo. Browns HOTEL
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EXCELSIOR Is OUR MOTTO.

EACELSlOR is OUR MOTTO.
w nave inst received fresh lot of PRUNES,
~ fIIS, ORANGES, LEMONS, sc. ALSO,
case OF sARDlNES, put up in superior STYLE
1--WE US a call and judge for yourselves
n non = forget the No 499 Seventh street, oppo.
N. b. bails Parties, and Families supplied on the
mos reasonable and satisfactory terms at the short
oS houSe' RYDER & PLANT.
mar lin
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WE ARE YOUNG, LET YOUTH
~ then plead our use."LA Lecture for the
benefit of the Scott Guards will be delivered by
Prot. ALEXANDER DMITRY, al Odd Fellows' Hall, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 7th, at ~ o'cIk
The proceeds Of the above Lecture will be appr,-
priated towards aiding the corps in purchasing their
arms.
subIect-"The arts of statuary and Architecture,
in Athens"
Tickets 25 cents. mar 2-5r.
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METROPOLITAN MECHANICS, IN
US 6TITUTE EXHIBITION.-Ther Com
mittee Of Judges articles OF food such as bread
cake, &C., will meet i'm the Exhibition Room on
TUESDAY next, AT 10 O'Clock, to examine all such
articles may be presented for competition mt tina,
time. CHAS. F.. WOOD Sun
mar 2-N :.
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-THE MECHANICS ExcTANGE.-At
~ meeting Of tbs members Of the Mechan
les Exchange, held at the rooms on street, near
Bank Of Washington, on last evening, the follow
Ing p.%s sS ssssps $3.50 ws5s elected olssIs
WIN. Mclean, First Vice President
JOB Anglers, Serond do do
WIN. GUNNELL, Third do do
THOS. LEWIS, Fourth do do
ALEX. RUTHERFORD, Treasurer
VIM. ]. MCCLELLAN, Secretary.
The Rooms viii be open daily, from sX O'Clock
q. m. 10 Up.
general meeting, at which, it is understood, all the
members Of the Exchange will be present between
the hours Of III O'Clock a. m asd IN.
By order: VIM. j. MccoLLAM,
mar 2-eo3t Secretary.
CARD-The members Of the Franklin
~ Fire Company return their sincere thanks
to PHILLIP BARTON KEY, Esq., GEo. PARKEk, and
others Tor the bouaiui supply or refreshments fur
nished by them on the occasion OF the hre which
occurred at the house Of the Hon. Thomas X. Ben
ton, on the 9th utimo; and we Respectfully beg
leave 10 assure them that their kindness shall never
be forgotten. 5------ r. E. DOYLE,
mar 2-lf ---t ..-r. - Pred tent.
- PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD, at
tention.-You are hereby ordered 10 meet,
HW with sabres, for drill, NJ the armory al
March LIST. -. =.
hou arc also ordered 10 attend the regular monin
ly meeting on TUESDAY, March 9th, al O'Clock,
in full uniform.
By order OF Capt. Perk:
JNO. II. McCUTCHEN, Secretary.
mar l-ThSTu.
<EXHIBfTION OF METROPOLITAN
~ Mechanics Insitute.-T G Connolly
Esq, having resigned the Office of Superintendent OF
the Exhibition, his place has been filed by the cleo
ton of CHARLES F. WOOD, Esq.
All communications relating to the exhibition
should be hereafter addressed 10 him.
By order Of Exhibition Com.
feb S-3t III. AMIDON Sec
~,THE PERSONS HAVING CHANCES
~ in the Rattle Of Furniture will take noti,
that IL takes place at my store on FRIDAY ne1i the
ID March, at AZ O'Clock pm.
A few more changes for sale.
feb % 3ts IQSEpH GAVI
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
DepartmeDt.-On yesterday, the lst of March
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
hs sofk q n,
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The Washington Monument Tho Orean
newspaper invites US to a controversy over
The dispute concerning the future manage
ment Of the affairs of the Washing ton Monu.
ment Society. We have as little space Is in.
clination for squabbling ever facts which
should be settled by court of law, if all par.
ties to the difficulty are honest in their de-.
clarstisn that they seek only right and JUS
toe. The old Board have frankly offered to
submit the question of Meir right to the Dis.
trict Court, and we understand that the new
Board virtually refuse to accede to that propo-
sition We know that General Walter Jones,
P. r. Fsndall, Esq and oil the other we'll
Informed, experienced, prudent, and consider
ate gentlemen who compose the old Board,
are satisfied that the claim of the pretended
new Board has no legal foundation. The opin
ion Of these gentlemen, never lightly accorded
10 30 grave question, together with the re
fusal OF the pretended new Board to submit
their claim to legal adjudication, will be suf
ncient to convince all right-ninded men tina!
the consPirators who contrived the plot to
place the affairs Of the W ashington Monumep,
In the hands OF such persons as now claim to
Dc its oficeu and managers, are relying on
their secret arrangements to perpetrate fiaud,,
in order to get the control Of the work, rather
than on their legal rights. We admit the in.
ability of the real Board to raise means at this
time to carry on the work. That inability,
however, is the result Of the fraud by which
they were discredited. That is, the attempt
to turn them out Of their positions surreptitious.
ly, has had the effect of preventing Congress
from donating 5000, 0c0 in aid of the work, ss
they were about to do; and ha, also so emba =
raised them as to insure that it will DO long
hsnce before, in any issue to the present con.
troVersy, they could raise sufficient sum Of
money from voluntary contributions to az ain
undertake active oper atoms on the monument
We confess that We would sooner sec the
Washington Monument remain forever uniin.
isAed, than have it completed through the con.
uibusions Of political party-than have it
d mshsd as the testimonial of q psr1y-in pal
pa0ie violation Of the pledge of the society
gwen 10 those who have contributed the
$4,000 already expended upon It. The
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~~THE PERSONS HAVING CHANCES
~ in the Rattle OF Furniture will take noti, c
that il takes place at my store on FRIDAY neIi the
ID March, at AZ O'Clock pm.
few more changes for sale.
feb % St. JOSEPH GAWLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-02

Sam Hcuston.-General Houston returned
to Washington this morning, and appeared in
his seat to-day, locking exceedingly we'll, and
as though highly pleased with the universal
attentions accorded to him during his recent
Northern tour