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Alfred Hughes, N. D.
nom GPATIIIC PHYSICIAN,
As removed his Office and residence TO the or
Ftfh and Quincy streets, nearly opposite The Cath
che Clutch.
oHee HOurs-Moruing from 70 ,:
Mon to 5
Evening Ito 9.
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1he Weathsr-Attsmpt at burglary and ar.
re't-O"r approaching Eleetion-Post Of.
fse-Markets.
GEORGETOWN, Feb. Is, 1855.
During tho last several days, the weather
has been quito moderate, accompanied by fogs
and rain, which has caused the snow to disap.
pear entirely from our streets Our river Is
still blocked up by ice, which will require
several days more to remove, unless the rains
west of US, and the melting snow shall cause
something of q freshet to carry 1t off,
On Tuesday night last, an attempt was
made by burglars to enter tho hard ware store
of <. M. Linthicum d Co., at tho corner of
Bridge and High streets. They did not, how.
ever, effect their object, being frightened of.
1t is supposed, by tho movements of the night
watch, with the loss Of their tools which thew
left behind, consisting Of saw, brace and bits.
several chissels and pocket knife. We would
advise all such Nocturnal visitors to seek ont
some other field for their operations, a. our
people and officers are too much on the alert
for them to succeed further, if they do not.
some OF them may have to take trip in search
Of gains.
Yesterday being st. Valentines dsy, frisnd
lilly, at our post Office, had his hands fulI In
attending to the multitude of calls by the
youuS, Iot WiSsiOnS OF remombrapc0g or affaN
ton from friends and lovers. 'S'
Officers Sedgwick and Kitchen arrest.d v...
terday, An individual hailine from Bsiti.
more, who says his name is VIM. Whits. on
suspicion Of being one of the parties who at.
tempted to break into the store of 4. M. Lin.
tnicum Co. He was taken before Justice
Henry kesver, who fully committed him to
jail 10 take his trial before the Criminal Court
At It's next session. Cirounstsn oss connected
with his conduct before his arrest, and the
OF Mr.. Linthicu1sass hjs, add %thSr miGttsess
points almost conclusively to him - one Of the
guilty parties
Our municipal election, which comes of on
next Monday week, seems % yet to cause but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15

PRosrirrrIoS IN NEW YoRK.-Ths New
York Mirror says:
owe see 1t stated tn at the number Of aban.
donsd females In this city who live BY carnsl
degradation, 10 about six thousand; and the
writer, who seems to have been invest eating
these melancholy statistics. allows an average
income to each Of six dollars O week, making
an aggregate Of $50 900 q week, or 81, 81, O00
Q year"
The Mirror, casting about for some eIpsdi
emit to msliorats, if possible, this appalling
evil. remarks:
"It Ii hvorits argument of the abolition
lists, that If You pen up Slavery it will die -
Here 10 an svil at our own doors more dam
ming and degrading TO body and soul than all
the slavery Of the world: aud yet our sh allow
Drained, sanity toungsd .'philanthropists'
dare not touch it. They call on the Mayor
With hypocritical mockery, to suppress il -
What hue and cry would be raised against
that bold and earnest reformer who should pro
pose, in our Common Council, to have the in
famous houses Of Church and Leonard street,
licensed and designated as they are in Psri,
and st: Petersburg and daily inspected BY
physicians and Board of Health"
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little, If any excitement. Heretofore. close
Observers have been able to figure out, pretty
correctly, the latitude and Longitude Of par
kent in the dark, and such strange conglom-
erations of parties have taken place that the
shrsvdsst politicians seem unwilling to cd
vance an opinion about the result. Some Who
have hitherto been antipodss In everything,
rank political enemies, are now cheek by
jowl, pulling together in the same harness, a.
loving - doves. Indeed, 20 wonderful 10 the
revelation in some cases that one would almost
suppose that the millennium had already dawn
ed upon %. How these wonderful changss
have been brought about We can't imagine,
unless "Sam's" given them the grip.
The Aour market this morning 10 dull at
1915. Whest-red, 81 90; white, $l.95 . 81
Market dull and declining. SPECTATOR
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The IHteiligeneer advocates the passage Of
the bill to authorize the construction of the
proposed seven new steam sloops-of.war, and
earnestly deprecatss veto of the spoliation
bill, repeating, in cogent language, many Of
the well known arguments against the exer.
else of the veto power, and in favor of the
measure in question.
The Union argues that Senator Seward
owes his reelection to Know Nothingism,
holding that it came into play just in the nick
of time, and under circumstances which made
it the most convenient stepping stone for that
talented and sagacious statesman's purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15
THE VERY LATEST FROM LONDON

ENGLAND.
Rumors still prevail in London In regard to
the Ministry; Palmerston, LansdOwne, and
Clarendon are spoken of.
The bullion In the Bank of England has in.
creased $l92, 500.
The French Admiral Febre Desfonkis, who
commanded at Petropolowski, has been re-
called, and replaced by Fourchon, ex Cover.
nor of French Guiana
France Is forming second Foreign Legion
SPAIN.
New arrests have been m ade on the suspicion
of Carlist conspiracy.
A Madrid letter Of the 25th Jan. says that
Soule is seriously sick.
HOLLAND.
The Dutch envoy sent to Japan has return.
ed with assurances that Holland will contin.
ue on footing with the most favored nations
TURKEY.
Constantinople accounts to the 22nd saw
that change in the Turkish ministry is ex.
pected.
Affairs have been arranged with Greece and
the Turkish minister will Be recalled.
ASIA.
ESchamyPs eIistepce and continued COM
mand is proved by recent forsy near Tiflis.
Kunstran continues in state of revolt.
RUSSIA.
The Cars two sons passed through Mos.
csw on the 18th.
ITALY.
Numerous arrests have been made at Flo
rence on the pretsxt of q revolutionary con.
spiracy having been detected Arrests have
also been made at Lsghorn, because of the sale
Of Mazinni bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HERERY INeooNs a.
j citizens OF Washington and Georeetown sha, he
wh attend to the laying out of new and ,hs rsn.;'
u 8|e sssssss Also the pruning Of shrub
Orders left at MrriSSikG1a nrr..;.. ,asl..s
as1nue ana sth street, and the grocery store
A. CsPsoi Hill, will be promptly attended TO.
G. SCHAD.
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METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Washington City, February g. 1856


4 Il meeting of the Board OF Management az the
n Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, held TN,
evening in the Exhibition Room, the following I.re
amble and resolutions, offered by Joseph III. Brad
ley, Esq, were unanimously adopted, To wit:
whereas since the last meeting of the Board, Jno
w. Maury, Esq, one Of its Vice Presidents la,
been removed by death, and il is fitting and proper
that the death of one eminently entitled 10 ouI
esteem and respect should pass unnGtced there.
fore
Resolved, That we deplore his loss, who, by pre
cept and example, daily illustrated the power o
truth and the force OF integrity i'm attracting tow
himself the regards of all men who neither stopped
TO win popular favor, ncr swerved from ,he pain
path OF duty 10 secure II: whose lofty honor, high
purposes, bengnity of heart, and amenity of man
ners, gathered around him troops of friends and
whose clear intellect, cultivated mind, sound iude-
ment, and energetic char acter, bound them TO him
in life and have left them mourners at his death.
Resolved, That, in the history of his public life
We find nothing TO regret but its brevLy, and while
we wOul not intrude on the sacred privacy OF do
mestic afiictiOn, we unite with those nearest and
dearest 10 him in sympathy for that loss which i,
not confined 10 them, but is felt by a whole commu
nifty.
RESOLVED, That the foregoing preamble and re-,
lutiOns be published ia the public prints Of the city
and q copy presented TO the family of Mr. Maury.
JOSEPH HENRY,
President Met. Mech's INSTITUTE
True Copy:
p. NJ. PEARSON, Rec. Sec.
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RTHiRD LECTURE FOR THE BENE-
~ iii Of the Young Catholics Friend Sociriy
ofGeorgetOwn will be delivered by Hon. JOSEPH X.
CHANDLER, Of Pennsylvania at Forrest Hall, Geur N
on THURSDAY EVENING, February a2d, al X
O'Clock.
Subject: 6. Washington's character as an exam
ple."
Tickets Is cents-tO be had al The book and drus
stores, and at the door OF the hall.
feb l3-TuThSTuWT
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n n ATTENTION, CONTINENTAL. GUARDS.
An ADJOURNED meeting OF the company will he
mi held al Island Hall THIS (ThHrsGayl EVEN
- - ING, the 5th instant, at ~ O'Clock. Pune
tual attendance is earn estly requested.
New membe will please como forward and sign
the Constitution. WIN TUCKER
feb l5-ltf Cbairp,.n
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/. james Russell Lowell, the poet, has b

....James Russell Lowell, the poet, has been
elected Professor of Modern languages and
Bellies Lettres in Harvard College, in place Of
Professor Longfellow He was not an aprli.
cant, the compliment is, therefore, enhanced
He will accept the appointment, but before On.
tering upon its duties, will pass year in Ger
many and Spain, leaving here in May next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND pRAWITo

4 FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate OF the
IA University Of Paris, IL DESTROYS ;. give LES
SONS in his native tongue, and DRAWING 90
schools, classes, or private pupils in this city and
vicinity. He is also willing % give complete instfuc
ton in the above branches in compensation Of board
in respectable family Of this city The advertiser
feels confident to undertake the following engage
ment, viz: Hater a course Of 4s lessons his pu p,l
has not acquired the facility OF spe aking and under
standing well the French. he will continue 10 rive
instruction free from charge. The highest testimo-
mails Of character and in teaching will be-
given. Address "'F w at this Office.
feb l4-lws
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Preceding Of To-Day.

-
In the Senate. to day, the emigrant passss-
ger bill was taken up on motion of Mr.. Sew
ard. The bill limits tho number of passengers
to ono to each twelve tons Of the ships bur-
den.
Mr.. Benjamin opposed the bill in q few re-
marks, when it was laid aside for the time
being.
Mr.. Houston, rising to a personal explana-
ton, addressed the Senate at some length in
exposure of the misstatements in pamphlet
by Thomas Jefferson Green, personally abusive
Of himself, (Mr. Il
Mr.. ID. was exceedingly severe in his re-
marks upon the character, standing, and his
tory Of the author of the publication in ques.
ton.
The bill to increase the salaries of the judges
OF the Supreme Court was then taken up and
passed.
In the House, they went into Committee
OF the Whole On the state of tho Union, Mr..
Edgerton in the chair. Immediately after the
reading Of the journal, all the bills on the
calendar standing before the mail steamer
appropriation bill, were severally laid aside
by votes of the Committee, which having re-.
fused to dispose Of that measure
Mr.. Olds proposed to amend the FIRST section
Of the said bill, which proposed to give the
"notice" to the Collins line Of the termina-
ton OF the additional compensation, and then
addressed the committee ct length In opposition
to giving the notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press, the Indian Appropriation bill was de-
bated at length by Messrs. Bayard, Brown,
Cooper, Clayton, Dawson, Houston and others,
before being laid aside for the time being.
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden, the resolut ion
adopted in the course of the morning, to
change the hour OF meeting to IL, a. N, was
reconsidered and laid on the table; and then
the Indian Appropriation being again taken
up and discussed until they went into Execu-
tive session.
On again opening their doors they ad
journed.
In the House, the bill to pay interest &C.
cruing under the 9th article Of the treaty of
1919 with Spain, was discussed by Mr. Orr and
Mr. Jones, Of Tenn, against, and Messrs. Stan
ton, of Tenn, Breckenridge and Maxwell for
1t; when it was laid on the table--yeas lO4,
nays 80.
After which they adjourned.
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wAsBIsa. ON q ALExaNnKIa

ShSTEAMBOAT-The splendid and
commodiOus STEAMER GEO. PACE
VIII resume her reeu NJ trips THURSDAY, F-hr,l-
AIRY 18th.
Great attention paid 10 Freight
Fare FIVE CENTS.
Latham splendid zine OF Coaches connect with
u'e pa l.. A. RYTHER, Captain.
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EV ENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
thursday AFTERNOON. &. d. February Is.

" 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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MOTTO G-The undersigned gives notice that
~ the rumors now in Circulation about him are
false. Tie gives notice that he will make every et
tort TO ferret out the person spersons who may
have started them. and bring the parties 10 puni.h
ment 10 the full extent the law.
feb H-9" CHAS. NJ. PAY INTER-
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THE THIRD-LAsT-AN.' GREATEST
Golden and Magical Soiree Of the renowned
MACAILISTER

yHUU worth OF q IendId JeWeIfy, On FIF1 al
esant Gifts will be given away the Hast perform
ance of the great Magician at Odd Fellows' Hall,
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 5th.
including four splendid Gold watches-two Silver
do, 'ines, brooches, Pencils, Bracelets, &C.
Still no increase in the price 81 tickets.
Tickets only 50 cents-to be had at Gait q Brs.s
Jewelry Store, Pa avenue, where the presents may
be seen; al Kirkwood House, and Odd Feiloss'
Hall. day and evening. Tickets limited 70 the ssze
Of the hail. feb l4-2ts
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CHEAP-VERY CHEAP!

THE subscribers have on hand large assortment
i cabinet FURNITURE
and every article in the House
keeping line, which they will sell
at very reduced prices for cash.
Housekeepeis and all Others in want of baryains
can save money by examining our stock before
NAL king their purchases.
Furnitu e neatly repaired and vanished, ON the
most reasonable terms. ~ wv
Furniture bought, sold, or EXCHANGED.
BONrZ COOMBs,
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A BOOK OF GREAT VALUE 4 IFTRRTsT

~VUI no W1 HnEAI EaLUA IETkHksT-
" NewcOInb. vol, large octave double columns.
~ pages price SO. Embracing a compcehensiyr
View OF ] tn Missionary operations in the World.
win geographical descriptions condition OF the un
eNangellzrd, c., together with the religion. move
mehts OF the age, under alphabetical arrange
mehi, illustrated with Ihiuy-two Missionary Nap~
The Cycopedia OF Missions, by Rev Harvey
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value. IL contains within a moderate conn a.. .na
IN a convenient form, a large amount OF iust the
KIND ct iniormaiion historical statistical Ynd iIus
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ister, and Every christian layman needs 10 po.sess
and which could be- gained only BY laborious re
search In books and documents, many Of which are
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Sec. A. b. c. F.M.r
Agents for the District:
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icb IL AS Seventh ST.
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MILES REGI:TER FOR AMERICAN STATE
~ Papers.-A compl te set of Miles, Register 20
vols, or any other Books will be given in rxchans
Tor the American State Papers" and American
Archives" or they will be purchased an liberal
price. TAYLOR & MAURY,S
led IA Bookstore, near Ninih sfr.et
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NTATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PI. A
wv TED WARE, AT REDUCED PRICES

w 10 W INIT ~ NrsDUtED FhICES.
La anticipation Of the approaching duh
season We offer our entire stock OF elegant
GOLD WATCHES, RICH IEWELRY
PURE slLVERWARE, &C, at greatly re -
Persons would do well 20 examine our assou ment
which rs by tar the largest, most fashionable aud
best s,lected ever offered 10 our customers
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO
324 Fa. ave-. between 9Th and ION SIS,
feb l4-6t (News)
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EAcirENENr IN A CINCINNATI SCHooL-Ex-
PULsIoS OF NEGRO PunIL-rhe Cincinnati
Commercial of Friday says:
There was great excitement in the Seventh
Distric: Yesterday, concerning the deter nina.
uon OF Miss Newhsll, that a colored bow, who
has been In atten dance 10 other departments
Of the school, shall not be admitted into has
The boy was regularly pupil for some month";
and nothing was said Of it until he " "A t,.ns,
ferred to Miss Newh all 8 room, when she AZ n,
him home with q note, informing his moth.r
that be would not be permitted to rem ain
longer in the school. The mother, who IL A
light mulattO, inquired the reason, and Mas
N. laid the matter before the District Trustees,
who told her that she must receive the boy,
and she persist in refusing e d9so. -
.sns@4 rstta 81 IpSdeZl states the matter
was laid before the School Board s7bseq uently,
and that Miss Newhsll, after an exciting de-
bate, was sustained in the course she had pur-
sued. The boy who called himself quad
room was expelled from the schools, the Board
deeming that colored schools were provide d
for those tingsd with Negro blood.
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A LARGE LOT OF FLAX SEED just receiyea
II and for sale by
SANI BACON & Co,
feb ID Corner Seventh 81. and Pa ave
Ql0 REwARD.-Lost,b between Washing
QlO ton and Alexandria, small square HAIR
TRUNK. The above reward will be paid to a, v
person who will leave II al BENTER'S corner 6h
street and Pa. avenue feb Is b.
ETHEREAL OIL, APPLES, CRANBERRIES.
~ Potatoes, Turnips, and Welch's Family Flou, ,
in barrels and sacks. Superior Old Rye Whiskey:
London Porter, and almost everything else at the
lowest price JOS. w. DAVIS,
feb l5-lr Corner Ninth and sts
NEW FANCY STORE.
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO have for sale Al
IL their new store, next door to Messrs. Waller
Harper Co., Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
streets, every description OF Fancy Goods, Perfume
~, Hosiery, Gloves, Porte Monnaies, Card Gases,
Jewel Boxes, sc.
Also, Metallic and Papier Mache one and eight
day Clocks, Mantel Ornaments, &C., together with
large assortment of Shell Work. the whole OF
which will be sold at the lowest New York prices
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
$40 Pa. ave, betw. 9Th and 10th sts
feb l5-lw Organ 81
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ordered 10 900 copies of the report of this gal.
liant officer, Of the result and particulars of
his expedition to Japan, to be printed, tho
binding to be in the elegant style of the report
OF Lieutenant Herndon
We hear that joint resolution will yery
shortly be brought forward, rendering to Com.
Perry the thanks Of Congress, for the essen.
tial services he has rendered his country while
upon the Japan expedition. We take it for
granted that there will hardly be a vote
against 1t; inasmuch as all agree that he
not only managed the delicate and important
trust con6ded to him, with great judgment
and fidelity, but that the result of his some
what flor q naval officer novel labors cannot
fail to be the speedy generation of an entirely
new commerce Of great importance, indeed,
to the business interests Of the United States.
b Il Robinson, Esq.-The difficulty which
is said to exist in the Senate over the confirma.
ton Of Il, Ii. Robinson, Esq, editor of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, to be U. S. Marshal for
the new Southern District of Ohio, We take to
be no difficulty at all. The rumor to the con-
trary which has been floating around Wash
ington for some days past, Is simple the cres.
ton Of the wonds -mongers, in dsvising reasons
to account for the failure of the Senate to dis.
pose OF every thing before them Immediately
ana at the same time, as it were.
There can be no possible reason why the
eAsss sA'siA<AdkOEag atie nomination in
question; and We therefore feel sure that BY
the usual time which the confirming body re-
quire to carry a nomination of the kind through
their forms, Mr.. X. will be duly confirmed
without opposition. He is q man of talent I,
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aaoRsKr0WH CORRESPONDENCE.

THE Weathsr-Attsmpt at burglary and a,
rsst-Our approaching Eiection-Post OF
fse-Markets
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-05-16
Fighting with the Austrians in the
Principalities.

An Austrian officer on the 18th of March
Killed the husband Of lady he had insult
ed, and the people demanded the arrest
of the officer. The commandant gave an
insulting reply and this aroused the in
dignation Of the people. All the stores
were closed, and the citizens assembled
in the streets, crying death to the Aus
trians they are but one against four |
we won't submit to be slaughtered like
the people Of Bueharesti'' a general riot
ensaed, and the citizens, armed with sticks,
iron bars and axes, attacked and put to
death every Austrian they met. The Aus
trians, on their side, turned out and at
tackled the people, killing forty. persons
in the first charge At this juncture the
national gems d. armes and the Rouman
soldiers attacked the Austrians, and after
a fierce fight drove them at the point of
the bayonet out of the city, where they
yet remain encamped in the fields. Official
statements return BAT killed on both sides.
The excitement continues, and the citizens
have not re-opened their stores. They
demand justice, and are about to send a
deputation to Constantinople to seek it
from the Sultan.