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HOMES FOR ALL.-Beautifully and healthiy
Ill located Building Lots "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, graded streets, can, until spring. be bought
at the exceeding low price of S75, payable 50 per
month. Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 9TH ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
jan 9C6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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PERSONAL,

IDOL kinney has, it is said, sold his fine
ranch at Corpus Christi, Texas, to q French
company, for $3.50 ,o00-oash down 500 900.
....A boy, IA years of ago, son of Mr.. ia.
cob Williams, Of Welfsville, Md las. vs.k
stripped off his clothes, and hung himself With
a rope to the rsfter, having swung off from a
barrel. He was dead when found. No reason
Is known for the rash act.
....Ex-Gov. Parsons, of Michigan, IL lying
dangerously sick Ct pulmonary consumption.
....Wm. X. Psndleton, il the Know NJ hing
candidate in the Wheeling (va) district, in
opposition to DR.. Kidwell, the late Democratic
representative.
80. The health Of Martin Van Buren,, ir
who is now in Paris with his father. Tex pres'
ident Van BUREN, is in 30 precarious a state
from confirmed consumption that bu, littls
hopes are felt that his life will be much Ion ger
preserved.
80. Col. Phillips, Of Mobile, q member of
the late Congress, was on his way from Wei.
don TO Charleston, when tho cars stopped at a
station house and he went out into the air to
smoke a cigar. While thus engaged, another
train ran into the one in which he was a pass
enger, and the sea. which he had occupied
Few minutes bsfors was completely demol-
ished, and his cloak, which was lying upon it.
perforated by bar of iron and carried ont
through the top of the car
80. Mr.. Samuel Adams, one Of the Oldest
Inhabitants of Boston, died at his resid euoe in
that city, on the 2lst inst at the advanced
age of ninety-three years He had been
witness, and to some extent participant, in
many exciting scenes In Boston previous to the
commencement Of the war of the revolution.
80. David d. Fiske, editor of the Trans
cript, is said to be the Know Nothing oandi.
date for Mayor Of Portsmouth, Va.
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TELEGRAPHIC
RKPoRTKD roR rHE
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Ron-Arrival Of the Asia.

HALIFAX, March 29-l2 N-There are DO
signs Jet Of the appearance Of the steamer
Asia. She 10 now In her 18th day out.
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CONE LEARN YOUR FATE.

MRS. q GORGE, late Of England, wishes 20
WI inform the ladies and gentlemen of Wa shing-
ton and Georgetown that she can be seen and con-
suited on the past present and future events al the
late residence, No q street, between 2lsI HEd
2ld streets, First Ward, opposite the Observatory.
Her name il on the door.
Hours from 9 a m 10 8 m.
Ladies 95-Gentlemen 50 cents. feb % Inn
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EhIGRArIoH:-Western emigration appears
% be greater this spring than for many years.
Hundreds and thousands Of people are leaving
the Eastern States and going to Kansas, Ne
braska, and other Western Territories. Ham
lets and villages are springing up all over the
vast Western prairies; where once was heard
only the howl Of the Wild beasts now echoes
the woodlands axe, the slsdge hammer, and
hum Of busy industry. Our advice is, do not
lot yourselves be penned up in the thickly-
populated cities of the East, for there il a vast
country West yet to be filled up with useful
and intelligent inhabitants. 1t will take many
years, even at the present rapid strides Of
emigration, to form an unbroken link Of white
coasts Toledo Biads.
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10 R EN- T-ABOUT FIFTY ACRES OF
l. Land across the Long Bridge, in Virginia, and
east OF The Alexandria Canal. Apply to
r p. & A. DODGE,
mar 2e-lw Ceorgc,ow,
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DOARDIHG.-sn or eight genteel boarders,
I'D by the month, week or day, can be accommo
dated at Mrs. DEMENT'S, No. ATT st., opposite
the Metropolitan Office. mar 9-3wt
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pOOMS FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE new
III ly furnished and very desirable Rooms for rent
with board, at 400 F st., Union Row.
mar 25-lw
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DENTISTRY.

ID B. DONALDSON, DENTIST, late Of rh e lirsn OF
W. Hunt Donaldson, continues TO 80,
manufacture and insert those beautiful 49,
porcelain teeth, with without gums, Icy
for specimens of which (dpposiIcd by
The late firm) was awarded the first premium nj the
Mechanics Institute Fair, recently held In this
city
These teeth are carved and shaded 10 sait each
particular case, and their resemblance 10 the naiu-
raj organs is so perfect deceive the prac
tsed eye.
Particular attention also paid 10 filing and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Office southwest corner Seventh and ID
trance on ID. mar 2I-6m
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DO E IA COMFORTABLE FRAME
House, situated on LIST street, between and c
streets, near Railroad Depot "
BARBOUR q SEMNES.
Grocers, No. 60 Louisiana avenue.
mar 0-eO3t
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a The Literary Gazette ad vises to establish
an soclimstising society in England like the
one in France. The object is to introduce and
naturalist useful plants and animals of other
countries. France, through its society, has
come into possession of the yaks of Tibet
which combine the utility of the COW, the ass,
and tho sheep; of certain species of fish pecu 1.
liar to Germany and Switzerland; of silkworms
from Piedmont; of goats from Algeria; of
nutritious tubers and plants from South Amer
lea, &c. In recent sitting, strong recon-.
mendations that the ass of Arabia, which, in
addition to the qualities of the European ass,
possesses speed the ewes of Arabia, which
feed on little and give abundant milk; the
sheep of the Kollo, which produce vast GUAM.
tity Of wool; and the zebra, shall be natural.
lied In Western Europe.
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Boarding.

M RS. ANN II. SCOTT, opposite Jackson Hall
WI is now prepared to receive Boarders, by the
day, week, or month. She has several large from
rooms suitable for lady and gentleman.
mar 49,
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Wants.

NyANTED-AN ACTIVE AND INDUSTRI-
w Gus colored Boy, and one capable Of taking
charge of a horse and carriage. None need apply
unless well recommended.
BARBOUR s. SEMMES,
Grocers, No. 60 louisiana avenue.
mar 29-Pn3t
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Jex sHuIIssros receives all the new Books and New
papers a. fast published He agsnt for HArper and ~
shs oher and readers viii always nnd
ara and good of Blank Books and
MA Bookstors Odson Budinx cor Pa avenue ana ~ 81
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STORAGE.-ThOse having Furniture, Dry Goods
commOdatiOns in the large, airy, fl g stone paved
and Dry Easements under the Star office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office.
ian 31-G
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u Allen Tanner, Of Yoluntown, Conn,
aged %, was bur ned to death 10 Q ooal.rit on
the 18th instant
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BRITISH REcRUIrs.-A despatch from Phil.
sdelphia says that partial invest CATION b as
0een nsd before United States Commissioner
Hazlitt, Of tbs recruits arrested on baaYd tbs
steamboat Sanford yesterday morning. The
final hearing has been adjourned until Satur
day There were fifteen persons arrested, liz.
Guiding those having charge Of the recruits
IL 10 said that sixty were sent on to Halifax
via New York on Sunday, and the superstition
Is that 800 have gone on from this city.
Yesterday morning, a vessel left Boston
with some fifty passengers for Halifax. Who
are reported to be recruits from New York for
the British army. An agent says they are
railroad laborers
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WANTED BY A STEADY MIDDLE AGED
w man, situation in some respectable employ
ment. Good references to character, sc. can be
given. Address &C ID E." at this Office.
mar 26-3t
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There few things which afford greater pleasure
than sitting down to write notice OF Hoo
land German Bers because fully
comforting public benefit and tells by
notices have been Induced to take
and been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complaint
kc for the Of which II is certain 10 prepared and
sold only by DR.. O. M JACKSON the German Medicine
Store No. 10 Arch street, Philadelphia
ADJ
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"OUSE w ANTE D.-THE ADVERTIS Err
IL wishes to purchase, for cash, good two story
brick Dwelling, suitable for small family, situated
north OF Pa avenue. Address ''S A." through the
Post Office, stat ng location, price, &C.
mar l2-lm*
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EOR SALE OR RENT-A NEAT SMALL
Brick House, st., Franklin Square, 365.
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T1NBURALGIA.-Thisf formidable disease, which seems
~ bae the skill OF yields ike magic
IN CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
M = Boyden formerly of the Aston Hsuse, New York.
and late proprstor of the Exchange Hotel Richmond Va
one OF have been cured Of severe Neu
rslxIa by CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
since his cure he recommended TO numbers OF 9th
srs who were suffering with nearly every form Of disease
with the most wonderful success
He saws II h the medicine he has ever
seen used and the best purifier known.
sdv rtiss I'M another column.
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DIED.
In Georgetown, on the 25lh instant, MARTHA
farmland, In the 96th year Of her age.
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1-PA PHENOMENA IN MEDICINE.-Rronchitis,C Cough,
W. Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Scrofula, &c.For all
diseases Of the Female System stands eminent.
Clergyman lust has cured him OF Bronchitis
of a despet ate chsracter-psrticalsrs hereafter.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE-By Its mild
ton on the stomach aud Kidneys will Dyspep-
STA Cougo Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections. Psiss
In The Back Side Breast Consumption Scrofula Rheu
matsm Govt Neurslgis, Flstuls, Bowel Complaints Piles,
Worms aud Nervous Debites-with all diseases arising
from impure and Is the greatest ale medicine
err known. Tnis invaluable medicine working wonders
upon the human frame See ertsement to-day mar
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W. SICK.
Dr. DUP0NCOS GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLs
the best nfsibe remedy ever discovered for re-
evng and curing all painful distressing and difficult
situation and removing ell periodical
arising frcm whatever Pills are
complete -
TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE
They prepared by process which concentrates the
Ingredients into small bulk thus rendering
females to doses
Duponcos Pills the result Of THIRTY YEARS
EXPERIENCE in the treatment OF the diseases
They LeVe advertised for little year. yet
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
sOd and the demand rapidly In
creases wherever they become known. They been
thoroughly tried In Washington and found to like
charm.
by all Druggists In Washington Georgetown and
xandrIa, Va mar l-eosms
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II IME LlMEi
Il 100 bushels superior LIME, wood burnt.
Just landed in goo order, and will b. sold for
cash. WILLIAM WARDER,
No. 64l corner 18th and c streets,
mar 2e-eo3t (Orsan) near the Canal,
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MARRlED ID.
DIED.

On the gath instant, by the Rev. DR.. Cole, Mr.. W.
C. JORDAN to Miss z. TAFT, both Of this city.
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JNOR sALE-A FIRST RATE WORK HORSE,
II wears old, AID perfectly soucd. Apply at
ARNY'S Confectionery, Georgetown.
mar 26-eof
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YNHE RESIDENCE OF COL. ROBERTS. u q.
L A., continues to be offered on Or vate sale II
Is one OF the best appointed Cottages in the District
containing three acres Of Ground, a large garden
excellent water, stables an outhouses in perfect
order, and ornamental grounds, fruit trees, &c in
the best cOndi ion.
For information apply at this Office
mar 2SAe0w
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VNO LET-THE DESIRABLE TWO STORY
i Dwelling on the north side of West, between
Washington and Congress streets, Georgetown. and
late the residence of Charles f Eckei, deceased.
For terms apply to NJ ADLER Agent
--S ~.e~'"
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AN ATCHES AND JEwELhY.-I
w have On hand a good supply o: fine q
WATCHES and JEWELRY which will be "a
sold very cheap 10 suit the times. Gnld Lee AN2,
yer Watches as low as SIS, warranted 20
keep good time. Call and tor yourselves 81 the
store OF J. ROBINSON,
$40 Pa. ave-, oppo. Browns Hotel.
feb 9S-tf2m
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SPECTACLES.

GOLD, Silver, Light Steel, and SiIver.pate
" Spectacles, suitable for all ages and all kinds
Of eyes.
Also, Gold, Shell and Horn EyeglaSses.
Pebbles, Perfoca, near sighted ard all other kind
of Spectacle asses kept constantly on hand, and
vii be set in old frames short notice and al 4
small expense. For sale very low by
T.. X LCNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown, n. c.
#
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Txs GRAND jury were formally discharged,
Yesterday, by his honor Judge Crawford; they
having completed the business which was
brought before them. We learn that they, for
rood and sufficient reasons, dismissed at least
Two thirds of tho complaints.
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WATCH RErURxs.-The guard house COZ
tanned two dodgers last night, WAC were Al,
lowed 10 depart this morning. Inc Only tnA'
case vss Charles Weber, drunk and disorder
~; dismissed.
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS l. OTHERS.
] SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, Sc.-M. W.
GAIT BRO. invi special attention 20 their
stock of pure Silver Table, Dessert, aud Tea Spoons
and Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives and al other ar
ticies of pure Silver Ware, which IL larger and moJe
varied than ever offered TO their customers.
NJ. w. GAIT s. BRO,
334 Pa. avenue betw. 9th and 10Th sis.
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RosDYIsx residents Of the Second
Ward are greatly disturbed by the outrageous
conduct Of numbers Of boys who meet at vsri.
Gus places, shocking the ears Of psssers- by
with their prsfane and indecent language.
The arrest and punishment of few Of the
worst would no doubt tend to the breaking ND
of these corrupting schools Of vice.
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u
The regular array correspondent Of tho Lon
don Times. under date of October 81. writes rs
follows;
Now that the excitement caused by the hope of
offensive operations and the uncertainty in which
every one wts kept about lis own movements.
has subsidized. and all snnguine expectations of
victories md rewards have sobcrcd down. the nj
lied camp begins more md more TO assume the
character of a cnnionmeBt AZ visions of glory
are laid aside for the year. thoughts of comfort
begin 10 rise in every mind. Naturally enough,
comfort suggests the idea of hpma: those who
cntuot indulge in that are thinking of making
their winter establishment "a snug possible
There seems 'D be not much faith in hnt-.s who.
contrye il puts OPP stone house, which
: the height of ambition Of every comfort seek
ing individual. There was once n pleasant fancy
which ARISE IN looking Mt the white houses of
Sebnstnpul. und theatres, clubs. and even balls
were not thought Impossible for this winter; but
what with our shot aud she'll and the bon fire
kindlcd by the Russians before they left the
town. very little beyond the four smoky and loop
hoed walls Remains of most of those dwelling,
aud the difficulty of qnartering the army in the
town arises not 80 much from the fire Of the north
side -alihnngh that won d not have been without
lis drawbacks cither-but from the circumstance
ihe, II would require more labor 10 repair those
ruins than 10 make the armies comfortable on
their old camping gronpd. Bnt the ruins Of Sc
hastopol although they ARE not available FOR
quarters are rich in beams planks, doors, win
dows, locks, and many other articles. which ar"
eagerly coveted by every one in the camp, md
especially by those who aspire 10 the stone hou-
sCs.
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The Louisville Journal concludes article on
the American party,by saying: at never was so
strong as at the present moment Its strength and
popularity are daily increasing its course will be
upward and onward till victory shall perch upon
it's standard in the campaign Of le5G. The am
munition of our opponents is already exhausted
The nationality OF the American party has Teen
demonstrated. Its ability TO defeat the Black
Republicans in the North is no longer doubted,
and il is destined to receive the earnest and en-
thu-ias,ic support Of every true-henrted Union
man IN the South"
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FARRfLLs CELEBRATED ARABIAH LNIMENT has been intro
duce 1t has performed the most extraordinary in the
nails of medical hsoryeyery body who II becomes
its friend-they only keep always hand
ohencht Of Its timely in of emergency but
mend to all their friends II has been before the public
nearly years and daily developing virtues;
diseases have been cured by it, for which the proprietor
never recommended it, its magic virtues spread through the
land with the speed Of lightning and many, in
vad who supposed that their days this earth
drawing close been by of this
valuable Iniment HEALED, and rejoice in the blessings
Of health and the enjoyment Of this beautiful world Read
this believe and doubt lSqure of your ncighbors
whom know used It, and they will tell you that
medicine possesses the half of its extraordinary
healing powers The raekng pains Of rheumatism and neural
ga yield few minutes its powerful anodn properties
The lame walk" Old which have render
cd the subject loathsome thing To behold healed The
weak and romb from deaurd state of the by the
of this nment rejoice the of their former
health strength Many long the liver
lungs and kidney have yielded 10 its after the varans
cdic had failed II eeacous In curing the diseases
Of horses and cattle snch span bruises swengs
amencs dry shoulder spnt and ii used in the
beginning fails the further of ula
potcvil gbone and spawn.
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n man as the !" Republican party" can support
for the office in question. liei just such man
n the PEG pie ought to put there, # they desire
| pure and pntrioiic administration Of the affairs
Of the government.
TuE PtufApEIpurA BoITERs. who assembled IN
Cincinnati last week after considering and rejec-
ting variety of propositions finally adopted tho
| following:
Tho select committee to which ~ns referred
/ various re solutions and propositions mainly ON
tho snbiect of the differences existing between the
North and the South ON the subject of slavery. has
had the same under consideration, and has op-
proved tho following resolutions. and recommend
their adoption nj the proposed session OF the Ma
tnnni Council Ia be hold at Philadelphia on the
10Th of February next, in lieu al the l2ih section
Of her platform.
..That the repeal Of the Missouri compromise
was an infrnctnn Of the pligh,ed faith Of the ma
ton and that il should be restored; and If Efforts
to that end should fail. Congress should refuse to
admit into the Union any State tcleraiing slave
~ which shall he formed ont Of any portion If the
territory from which that institution excluded
BY q at compromise
"'rhaf this Convention protest against coales-
cling with any party which demands the postpone
ment or abandonment of American principles or
the Reorganization Of the American party.
THAT this Convention recommend Ia the dele
cates In the National Council from the states
here represented to request the President oil the
National Caun ii tn call n meeting OF the same,
to he held at Philadelphia on thel9th day OF Feb
runry next"
In voting upon the above propositions the vote
was taken By States, the delegation from each
ca sting the number Of votes TO which It's state
would be entitled in the electoral college. The
vote WINS us follow:
yeas--Ohio -, Rhode Island 4,Massachnseits
-. Indiana H. Illinois IL. Pennsylvania y,
Michigan g. Vermont 5. Wisconsin 5-o3
Nays--Oho aad Michigan -ll.
The principal resolution in this programme en-
bodies the position Of John Van Buren and the
New York Softs, who have ill lately been great
favorites with the Administration and the South
ern Democracy. We need not say that II does not
bridge over the gap between these seoedefs and
the 10Th section Americans. Noare opposed to
recognizing them in any shape or form till they
come over fully to the Philadelphia Platform
Make them stand up to tina: rack,or else vethem
no fodder
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-01

From tha Heralds Cores
pondent
Without the slightest wish
10 reflect IN any way upon
the press which allows itself
10 be made the vehicle of such
statements AS our friend has
wontonly made. or upon the
party vi no are tonud To be ia
fuenced by snch ealnmnios,
we wish ia point out to the
good sense of, Sc.
But "a it Is the determine
ton OF our friend 10 force war
upon Us, W. will cndeayor to
meet ii and repcl it, without
relaxing for an instant our
grippe upon the throat Of g
recling and lettering giant OF
the Star.
We have neither lie v,sht
n 1r the right To- intrudc our
opi'iion upon that form OF gov.
ernm qnt established by iar de
mocraiic party, but we have
and we tain the right to tax G
every reasonable prccartion
against that spirit Of unhrillcl
- !.