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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23
The Late Custom Hou.e se,,nrr.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
desire To correct statem.n made In your colum
Of he I'D inst, and 10 supply ths fac. n references 20
the recent seizure Of my property and other properly 10
my possession, By the Collector, surveyor and SaVA
obesr Of his port.
On the 18th inst, large number Of officers of he
toms took the custody u ny entire stoek OF good al
egng as understood II, that some or a of item bad
BEEN smugsed Tsy retained po.sesson duri,g the DAY
time until the 18th Inst and darpy he ng' they left
my sses teaed and the keys In this keeping Of my
sl thorough examination Of the goods vas carried
dsily until the 1ath Inst, when small p0rticn o. the
stockabout - coo In value, near az can now state
removed. on tie aNe;atiOn hat hAd Teen Snug
glsd. Il pa-ed In box and seAsd VITA ny sssi,
which condition presume & remslas
Before the removal he Custom House authorities ~
Tered 70 allow me e. prove tia ths goods hsd cot Dss
smuysed, which ofsr deellre5 under the a'vtes o.
cosni.i that those Who charged smugsng ys-e bound
70 prove u. And c0nmunica.s I'D 10 three Astforisr
hat as had agency Ia the sisr tbsy rsEst tsss
sueh sieps they might Judge 20 b 9t beng resDon
slb~ o course for The steps they might tsks FOR !, Il
quite tvdspt tba. they have net artsd aPon elr sv
d.De LsiT entry into ny place, nd is.erfrsnes vih
my bustess for ssversl days. IL sa arbitrary snd gh
hancel act-
IT. proper, however thst .houla ~ . you, sad
through you 70 tie public that any evSsacs tsnf az
20 vtsblsh the charge o. smuggling shsI y offered,
ther shall prove not only the proper purchase c the
gUods by and the oihrf bp. aso th. met of
tksn ysfe manufactured b. my ovs vo'Enfnl n mr.
oyn shop ia this city tn fOfspkk CitRtT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

BELLEVUE HosPTAL.--The Ten Governors have very
properly determined TO hereafter dispense with pauper
labor In the Bellevue Hospital IL found hat the
sick not properly cared for By the rogues and
Of them would get drunk others steal and all would lie
and coalc not te relied By the attending physicians
Hereafter competent VIII be ,Inployed who will
BE- paid from eight 70 twelve dollars per month This IL
we'll the SICK poor should not be left 70 the tender
ciss of the IDLE and the vicious.
RUs OyER M A FIRy EsCrSt-A boy named william
Gaussher By Fire Esgine 70. II. in the
ming lie was shoekingiy Injured ~ was conveyed 10
the seventeenth ward station house and attended by
physician.
AccTDynr oS A cIrY RsuRsAp.-Phluo Hora q lad o
lt wears Of age, over by car No ~ of tie
Eghth line, Forteth street, and danger.
onsly, snf IL IL feared fatally inlurded He va con.
veyed 10 his fathers rsidsnee In Fifty second street
AccrDEr-TaRs1 Mrs DEoesyD "A sad accident han
pensd Tuestsy last at Yopkers by which three men
on her way from New York 10 Upper Coser sbsn near
Yonkers the western shore, sgdtsnly capsix1d and
sunk about ave o'clock Only man escaDed named
william Parry BY climbing up the plastA,sd. The
names Of the drowned Nicholas Cary whose boay
wss recovered and taken " she oners Hots, Thomss
shortly szel fortJ.tse, and Pltr.ck - whose 10
dies we're not recovered.
Fpx ~ MaRos ersgrr -sbsriy after oeloek I,s.
evening, alarm given To- the fovrth district O.
casio1ed by eTe itin. place snongzi ute s.rEv 10
bsser1ent n The bvf NJ No. 20 Marion street Oc
ctped by kfry kcDoasd. Ihs 0Femsn we're vtry soon
a. TIE Trtrnaet nf Tiasuifhe5 before sBy rsrcur
tsnsgc vss done 10 .as bading The fev ct cisa of
ssnsd shs VA s.ths time q rs orr, co1t.fsrsbiy
unesr the innusnce a. blvo- sHi the 6r- EIppOst y
have been caused ~ be- carersNns3. IAs bu-s'ag IA
oocvpisd ~ nHnbsr q families.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23
Marine AnniIa.

LACScHys Mr. Isaac =. Smith a Son launched ycsior.
day at II O'Clock from their yard Al Hoboksn three
mased clipper schooner, Of about 100 tons She 4. in
tended for the Wilmington trade under the command Of
Captain Caspar Bovsrt.
Mr.. Edward y. Williams vii launch from his yard At
Gr-ea Point, 70 morrow az O'Clock, the beautiful
clipper bark Rcot Of 800 tons burhsn built for Dovas
Co., Of this city, and intended between New
York and tbs spanish Man. Her Dimensions are 10
feet keel, % feet beam snd III iset hold.
Ir1nrIso Pnor.--An extract from tss health
laws Of the state will be found Ia aiysr,srg col
ums particularly referring to the duties ot ths pilots of
this port on boarding vessels bound 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

s1usN Dylut-s. r. fign, = veteran sftsr asi for
nlAny yesra editor aud proDrg'or of ths BsrrFtown
xr-aegtsSa, ard more reespIy 81 ~ HlfGsa cous'g
rYt1n si In Tie street Al the o. srT street
81 NsvASs svsnus IL ys-ssy CITY. yess.f5sy, ht y
aIoylsry taa eryifea. ISIS are AkeJt 70 yesry Ills
hcalth hhf 70 SDs Lns pas. bs>n fesbls.
A BJcresrH's 1aor B01E Up--On wsda.ssay
rtrripx bseksmiih's sbcr, q. tSe ftoos 3ss-ry o.
Betren Cst, rfar ,hs rNlrosa traef, hbwn iSio
ffs Fror and ts blacksmith ~ scr. a. tbs fors
klsd Tie saoT vAs uSsd fgfshsryr ng tooa 10 sss
80 sutTy. Aksg n powder. vith ~ h-sf cat hsd
ten rstnf IN TIE shop trrtng hs ngf rfegioas,
vl,ch 80 hsekfufth wta OCT svsr~ 81 s1- - sst no
To- 40 ullss' scrt spsrk 81 Ore fsN is@ us kss
sE "a I'D "a 81 L3css.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23
Police Intelligence.
sTABBrSG AFFIAY.

raesday evening about o'clock, row took place 10
porter houts Ia Chatham street, betvesn number OF
vhes and blacks in which Jchn Craze lvhi/) received
deep gash in tie forehead from kafe alleged to have
been In tie bands OF Wilisri law.on (colored). The
Sixth ward police Eearing tho disturbance made de
est upou the grogysry, aud arrested the parties
esged In tie hght fhs wounc "a comm tied n.
witness 10 the Tombs, whers he gill he attended by
Or. Coyu OF the city prison. While the accused was
tocaed up on eb1rge Of assault With deadly weapoa
FREE induirerce in the OF ardent spts IN "a sup
posed beugt. sbsa. the dLncaiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

preserving equality in the circle concentrate their floral
favors at one point and pour them down In q mingled
Of leaves and flowers. lie Bonna Payianne is
very charming and piquan head Dress formed Of black
tus, crossed with and white. This foundation Is
laid in bands Of white blonde, arranged in diamond
shape and fastened in the centre with brsidIng OF
straw. aounced border edged with several rows Of
black velvet falls the back Of the head and
the front is nterspersed with blue and gold striped
ribbons clusters Of small blue flowers and tiny rose
buds. Madame Dc Vos and Mrs. Gosson opened with
their usual elegant assortment and the other establish
msnts we're crowded throughout the day In Broadway
Mrs Hart, Madame Hitler Madame Maherbe Mrs. Sim
mons, Madame Embree, Madame Richards, Madame
Pougal, Madame Keep Fiamms Madame Barnet Mis-
Gardner, Mrs. Carter, VIM. Brown, Messrs July, in
Canal, Mrs. Railings, Mrs Davidson Mrs sloane and
Miss Rynders, Mrs.. Barton, Mr. A. Ciyne in Clinton
place Mrs Hitchcock In Walker street Madame Aupor,
in Hudson street, L. Binns in ths Bowsry, ~ II stuart
all opened their stock to public inspection snd we're
crowded throughout the day.
DRESSES.
There l. important revolution In iaii.s dre.se
the belt waist has given way and the poiEted sorsaxs
once regus supreme
BASQUE waists are stl regarded with favor the LADIES'
cling to them wish loving tenaeiiy thA speak. well
for both They are made ot all coors and msterisls
sometimes match the dress, out frequently 70
contrast with IT, F1ounets stu prevail one uniform
style, but varied in many ways one deep seun.s with
a small above three q equal sixe; or sl ano-
ther style which has the merit q greater porsty 20
commend H. two hounces OF equal sire az the bottom of
the skirt and 'vo sir eight nche- higher. The
dresses closed up 70 the throat stu coafirus 10 b
made ~ The same STYLE open 10 frost and with he low
back, which can be closed up TO the thus making
fuu dJess or u can be turned back a. the pleasure u
the weassr The eor.sge - trimmed with vosanie,
teniing fron the polst of ths wala. 70 ths back,
and ineres1irg 10 v.ith a. u p.sses The shoulder.
double roi1ns b Nmsttn-s uasd We have also q
predict 'hs on fsshioust Gsviax Gsevs vm ~ 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23
Capt. Ingrsham OF the eNavy-Patriotic Fund.
NEW YORK, March %, 1855.

NEW YORK, March y, 1855.
DEAR sRI noticed recently in the Charleston Aercu.
~ that the entire property Of the gallant Captain In
graham of the Navy, TO be sacri6edunder ths
sherTs hammer for liability Of $50 900, incur
red, II seems for the benefit Of relative friend.
remember with pride how the pulse Of the nation
throbbed with admiration and pleasure at the fearless
and heroic conduct Of Captain ngraham, in repellng
insult 70 the American Gag in the seizure Of the
Hungarian Kosxta, whs under it, protection. In
with the rest ef his eountrymen, did homage to
the ganantry and worth OF this brave officer; and now
AK u II Is possible has fellow citizens allow him to
be stripped OF his pamony by the ruthless hand Of the
hv while he is maintaining national honor brave
1y abroad
am sure this cannot BE- and that every
American will eagerly avail himself Of an opportunity
% offer testimonial Of gratitude and esteem TO Captain
Ipgrahsm, by subscribing to fund relieve him from
this misfortune; and I am that az tribute from
bis admirns countrymen he will not refuse the offer.
ing.
enclose you 80 TO be applied to this purpose The
sum ia small and would cheerfully make II larger
but that b. doing might Gappear osnentatious hnd
deprive others Of the honor and pleasure OF contributing
20 . worthy md patriotic an object
Very truly, yours, BAYARD CLARKE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

in frE'vsa essa'y, ohls. n~s of tAs s.SAssts. O.
oesaJ go vs ps<gs< 70 g.v, eos ssf tAs wss~~As
rcsuss<, = We svvs. " his es>tSe, V .ASry sss
vkv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23
New Hampshsro Election.

WetaAs ia, following tsbs and SUMMARY Of the rruu
Of the late election in New Hsmpshrs from kycoucord
PatIot, the Administration orgsa. Tbo vots for Gov
erno-, by ecuE t;es stands thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-23

he Potas eorrssp0ndsni G's. ~ = - Nsvs<s
AJr,riuv Ays-
AraonT the sminsnt Ansreans siin here Z lfshsssyr<
Hughes, of ssv Y0rf wha saB~ ~ 1888 ths r~o~su
Imrsaeula,s Conesp.on oB,p>s'ion. hsf ~. psAsurs
oi M him 10 Gss spirits ata ftxsnt sfes .. tM
k.xings n esr0n' Pre- bysftas ansliy ffDna G~srss
10 eomtsuy vith Biz ffisnA B4slop bflni, she Sy 70
wsy son goes Lshon a. HsEcts. Several nsv osx
dnth afs " h. asn0uDosd sbgrtly ss am vsu a
Tssrs an. tssssy thirty Americas fsnls~ -
than atsnd -. sefyssa o tha Aneresn ehsp@i 90 In,
Fabba.h. Tbs fanlsf fNtions - tbs chsplxla-E>~ A.
u lriaas u ks- T0rs--havs slss aftfa3t~a q n.-
b. q Eagsh fanliss ihpsEh her. 70 heiusA chsrrh
hsfsi
AhMfyAfa.
~ - stss~f4f fsas~stswn ffsz asfNm&n4 F..s-.a.
80 ssf'st- N'isss, Hsnastssr klss n m s~~Ig
Btkfs lafI ssa fser sklbs.s n rsmaf A 4 @-sk ~
sptrtsy Brys.t HsySt Hstf, 4 Bss4ls, A
Iisrsgris ~ = W hsh ss Jsgss sat sew si,gss.s o.
B~ss 1hfssun. cltQa ~ Fsitsn. gsss py.~s
Bfg.l. AS e = ss~trs<s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENESS,
Gsftef Five 5.inutea.

TFLFS.S COGR0 ,Ii.-D. Gun ABAREC !STREP.
tNHG increasing demand Tor this Dost Peasant
Z safe, an tf7cs T. ne1y tor all pulmonsry
istasts, has ersSIAi Il. proprietor 70 rs3uee the
rice 50 $3.50 iace il within tie resc II al elssse
l-s eior-v most SIM! a. SrepsrstoRs r. 81
-S;ct l. n Nv eminent thyacisnE yho have teen
"a Witnesses # ts efficacy when ths usual rene
hes haze failed. also by thou snd Of ocr most -
-ctsb.e citlseas rLo ksTe used il In their families
olh as rrev-E i've and rute with Fever failing sue.
ess FIR the t." twenty yesrs, dur ng which perfcd
nth very Little aid IRON advertising. &c nc ms
trsdusi!s spre<d repnts;ion over the whole Union.
IL cases Of recsnt Gcsds GoackE, Eo1TseTHss, DC
ives iIapeiiste relief, AID gen rally cures in day
Ok two, without interfering with diet or business Q!
-eEdeE.ng the syFtem more susceptible Of cc.is 70
crrvrir taEes, k-tfnE, Eracr ~ Cntgt, o~cnF1
p'Jsclii g. AGtctieslg 81 IL. Lg-.es. G,d CosHHP-
NJ Il Is slEey- cry o. Es1eisi. sad Gei3om f.iis
when ccinIne nces in time 10 f'.rfes4 9 otlrs.
Price 70 AID o. cek q <Sgttie.
Bold . ho!asste b. tstse.sSD / Marin, 1to;t I99
&, iSe!J i Co. LeZsadris by Peel 4 SteveL5 ID
isOFgttoxn hy Mr.. Cisse,.
ca TFLEES GUN 1RABTc CHNDY DRCfS
similar eon,pesi.i ion to the G5ovo at in misfsf
snd mere portEpss lJr1a; they act ike cham 90
q troublesomo Cough, ssd roieeT the thTosi ana
yetos; they coatsin .np:5ous drug. are. ISElcu'
lily recoEueaz4i for chiidIsI treQuerteri a ID
iIc sa5sllb:i-5. public speak rs, eir gsTs, &c
Fri g AZ sod 90 cents psr box.
var stie al laCst Drug ard oaniy Stores
>cl i7-tf 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04
WHAT ARE LUxgRRs FOR 4 W1FE.-A

WHAT ARR LUxgRIEs FOR 4 WIFE.-A
novel case has just been decided in New
York, which involves = curiosity in med
co-jurisprudence. A pesmeric physi-
clan sued 8 husband for services rendered
the wife III his absence. The Supreme
Court say that the law does not recog-
nize the d. ans, visions,-or revelations
OF womsi in meSmeric sleep as ne.
eossarles. for :, wife. for which the hus-
band, without his consent, can be made
10 pay. These are fancy articles, which
tl.vse who have money of their own to
dispose may purchase, if they think but
they are not necessaries, Known to the
law, fcr.which the wife eau pledge, the
credit either absent husband. The law
does not seem 70 have much respect
tor mesner'sm and spirit rapping as
sciences -. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04
lRH4S5F
FaT GOTTEN BLESSINGS.

Wharf a.. The starEtha stars That ghone -. :.
IN ifTetgh The sBnmer night: =
NhnrG - they aud theft pale qrern gone,
o. iiieY wssa aL-id,t0 be- looked upon
~ rhc gaze Of tae broad daylight!
Lone they are rot In the fair blue skies
Their silent ranks they keep ----
Unseen by UH sun-dazzled eyes
They wait till the breath of TIE night wind signs,
Then come and watch our sleep. -
Then Oft it is-the lights that cheer
The night Of our distress.
when brighter, eiaddeT hours appear,
forgotten with Ouz grief and fear,
Wake not our thankfuness.
Ye; still unmindfui though we be,
Those lamps of love remain;
And when life's shadows close, and we,
Look up some ray Of hope to see,
Shall glad 0,Ir hearts again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04


AN EYE TO BUsiNBss.--The following
ID verbatim copy Of the proclamation
with which . Deputy Sheriff of Coluss
county, California, closed district court
awhile SINCE = =. ~ : T. a -, -. -. =
"oyes Oyesu Oses!M The honorable
the 9Th district court in and for the coun-
ty OF Coiusa, is now adjourned until the
next regular 'terrn-the races will COM
mence over theColasa course on the1 9th,
and any gentleman in this crowd who
iatters himself that he has an animal
*haescsnbeat my horse for single dash
OF a mile, may then and there, on the
day aforesaid, by trotting out the afore-
SAID animal, have an opportunity to win
all and singular. the several scads now in
1nysPoeket!" -rs- a :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04

AQgAKERs LszTEa--Friend John, l
aesire thee TO be 80 kind as to go to one
Of those Sinful men in the flesh called at
torneys, and let him take out an instru-
ment with seal thereto, by means
whereof We may seize the outward taber-
nacfe of George Green, snd bring him
before the hmb-skin men at. Westmin-
ster; and teach him to do in future as he
would be done by.
Thy friend, =. =. -. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04
REDUOING STOCK.

IN oder 60 ir-auo.. eur large and well assort~,
l. stock Of Fancy Dress Goods. W sheii cemBeoc
t. dsy seiliax If 81 great dHsed prices for cas-
Q! 10 oar most prompt custom SIS ga
In orr rs "irtmeI,: will b found q large lot c
Fancy Bcocada, Pls'd and Stripe Silks, and voc
French printed Mousse nes, which will be cold y
Friisas cost. We hare csiri uvd not to keep an.
II0Ts IL oar stoSz. -.
D. JE:T OPENED.
beautiful gsjQ-' nrQt Of French Enbroidsre'
Pocket Hardkdrciisfa Co!lsrs, sf-evcs 81
10 sets fnA sleeves snd C1lla+s to match
With isSny osh sf nb= snd desi ;shle Gpcls for tn
rrsseut %ss1n,isud II fan lew prices. -
So ABsart.eisS Said e eur estAbish Rent ar
Narrated 70 pEosG 81 rei,-eseptsd. --
cy,.-., ~ -. Colby 4 SEARS,
No: 523 Seventh ST . i3tr above hvtn-"
dec 81 -to2w fI6aea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04

5,p6 d blue flannel f5- Min great cc..s' ~ !
1000 dom pars h.lf .t5oEtngs sizes, weigh ing
3pourds per den. Of go d. sound wool,
aoubird nc tsisted yarn rhe9s 4 4t to
P Psat. ,'"'es C $ ssr 4 etrp prs. 49,, 80
Stall for Goa g fbrag-I 80 -.-' u. /,
Wofs'e i sashes, crimson
q ant 3 iEc1Strstet 'ne ctims n, green, o.nnge,
red, eEj blue, a.; We Iew
feti Gao aGdies e. az.
Giafed Leaf hsr, Tor vizors u 's eaainatrsrs 81,
Voice., Tor cap Iilirgs
I'll liz. fof cap yers w. -.
blts serge, for GOAT iinngs, .,. 81. 49,
StHing Tx I'D twil.
Liueu threads --'. 8
Im Ct fds head batter aud sn re- snare, sets,
= 'linSs AMI sticks, parS,. =
" dlis atlcs carriage; Il 60 l. aCd G
EEnfse,, WITH es IA nl'u.h,peces, ana trumpets -.
Collin AXIS, (feliag,l =. $50 -.
Axe anc; b = -hat la dies epadeE
sii cant en- I, t. hcld three pnis
f'ueti e, rel. Ebi.e aud blue
feat po!e7and pin, sets or hoSpitai wall AMI CT
~ mo tents = q. a. - e..
SoI lrg rope, tent I'd -. r,...~- -.
dafrison AID recruiting hsllisrds
" naoisn tent butt - aud lips = y, ~
PrAsi fpirs, rtirs -. : d..
bsuk books and ata' i6Aery
W.x, UPPER gnd sole leather -
Al NJ which It il desirable should be of domestic
SD al cie. and mug conform, in eli resp. to
ne 5LaildaId pattern selet' AL this flee, WHARF
hay can b. examined. -: .t..-.-.
Sample Patterns wall b. Se Mt by mall, with AT Y
.ipiionsl information upo Che .ui ct j,.h ms
o54,sEed by Hrsnp.aetar.ra wisa ng t, Off r pro,
posals. r-s7r... s.. .sst..- $685. :
- Ten yer g. ut. Gf the uni of.ach e3eliVery viii
its rt tan unit thz cont act shall he mplatea
VII CO AZ to info Fl! Ell 10 the United tBtes IL, c
u deiathtiop on ffe part OF the cuntractrr il fl
sling the terms uni siipuiatIcns IF the ceatesct
sbout one-tourth Of thess supplies Hiil bs reuu,,
IN or before the first OF July next, ard say D4i Is
Ill b. inside for them AZ soaH RI the next apprtpri
zion by Loaacess of luIds g tins branch Of / te
etVioa is available; tie reInaiade nsyl bt pai3
N delivery. ~
The privilege is reserved OF increasing, BY cne-
,ird. the qusutty OF sll the pElies ab We ul-n
toned
Contracts will be basel upon accepted proposala
or tho faffaeet OF which two more a.clHits e
vii! Do req aired. ds iesiced only from man
lfacrers regular d. aleu- in the article PROPOSE
70 BE- furnished ara sill be Respected or Coll
-idered from enT one who is not known as y manu-
facsurer or regular dssl-r III he desired sopy lies
which fact rr The revere must bs distinctly a. ted
IL the bids Offered. well the aTses aud ,iress
IT the persons intended = Ue proposed securities
N case q contrac- is obiainel, --- .-- 49, ..
Letters containing prOpo ais should be end 5rse1.
Proposals. for Array Suppiies,p s.E.-.-.f
.4. q. III .CROSMAN, -. 3
Major end Qusrtsrina 1ter u. ). A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04

U The 'horticulturists of Paris have
succeeded by artificial crossings in OBJ
tanning a natural oseof blue color, which
is the fourth color obtained by artificial
means-that and the yellow or tea rose,
the black or purple rose, are the result
o., shEm and scientific gardening. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04

For Lynchburg, competing with the stages ct
Charlottesville, or Mondays, Wednesiayt; aud Fri
lays ~
For Lurey and New MARKET connecting With tae
ages at CulpepFr, Tussdsys Thu relays, and Sat
uriry
For Winchester daily, cpnpecting with the atages
Mt Pied nont -
For Mrddlrbufg daily; connecting with the stages
~ the plains
Per order: ". D. CROCKETT, Agent
T-dtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-04
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS,
BNIpER'e WIRES
PHfId.D

!. =; ~ z f. HILgAJU IF II "A. :,
.I%s y. SEmERs Dlsler " Wines. Ct "a.
sv1b bITRtr ID ss:.Snssa w. Scr q yzceh
leo Fourth sfrcet where COMMUNITY VII Dc eoppies
With RZEKSsnd LIQ y0fss esatss most scs6umo-
ds Sug terms. ssc4r = -1-aS. -
IA COZ sMIDE4lr Jr., Agent for hs N
AMI ttreet Phflsdslphia, where be Is prepared tt
rveese orders for tn. specsl Importation of Wines
&c, from various houses In Europe, in Sushtitiee o!
ami lie do zen and upwards; and aisoeoioits forhs
Sos JOHN VAUGHAN sNlDBR, the patronage Of
t6s-frends and former customers. q,
80 AZ Wines ordsred for Washington viii be de.
Giyertd by Express fr1 ef freVht, jes-S
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
ID @ Ess

: On o'ld after Tuesday, Non. 7, 1854,
THE Cars Leave AlexaDdris daily for Gorione.
/ vile and intecrn' diFte tatons at i o'c.Ccc,
p. r. on the arrival of this dose nom Wash;n top
giving arnpfe tirhaf fort breakfast board Con
net ting at Manassas Junct,n with q tr for stras
burg et Werren'ow 10 cton with trs ain for War
Virginia Central Railroad for Rirhfn ond Chr rlut f
vile, and Stsunton - ~ - y. - 80. %.
The cars leavt Gor1ons7i rs' daily for AlsxsDdra
and in:ermeiets rtsriens, att befora w Es.
the srrvaf of Che trains TIE vi, Cent al rail
rbad FROM RichmoHd, Chariot ssris. and Gtauntou
/. TnROUGIf TfEKETS.- ,.
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TO INVENTORS

TVS orfr. Of "Thr Iav-ntcrS' Pr5teosin, Nsti3ns
, / Gnio.r iE5t. Il s1rect opposite ito {: Boz
= Of til Patent .ssc sn1 "a now r-al5 = ktSe;,
:" - bg;~n"'s Nf ita a"-1hsrs, namely. - maxi.
So Drst..1s O.: sci!ciitrg patents, b.
IpYepl"-z So invited cill and get copy If T.
Contribution sri Be- lava, prd where any inform,
~ wiif'A ,Iyer rsst,"ti<g IN. Union.
at fite-g or bT1siltsss Illr. Ss-d!rect,s - sto
5rs. wircc esteaes gil! >e given ir,rse5!s faly.
A-tioie!-,A0 ia is c@Eftction- With tas ofc-
rasEe -2Q1el. IN =. a.de - order e.. IA. eScr1ee
loGcc. =. G. CLINTON,
xp'.c-@.Yf 81 ! p-rsid,rsI 3 ~ a.
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A RUSSIAN WINTER: The New York
Mirror says 1t snow, Russians day and
night in the Crimea." So it would seem,
IL we take the amount of Staying in con-
sldsration. --Clac1DDuti Gazette.
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mo. 527.l

SALES OF Al TERNATE SECTIONS POsTPONED.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that in conse quence
~ OF representations going to- show that large
number Of meritortous actual settlers, on srcount
Ct short crops and other -un;oward circdmstsnces
would lie unable to pay for the lands at the public
sails Of thu United ststAs alternate sectins sllg
the rout" Of the Sot sJcst Pacife Railroad, In the
state uf MISSOURI, advertised in proclamation Nd
OLA TO be heId al the following NAM ID ohras in Di
csmber n-.ant aud Jaatary rext, this President
has orer,d those sizes to be stpohed and t. t. kt
place ~ fol lows, 10 wit: "'N
Al thc Land Office At At Louis con mencinS "a
Monday, the 9th # August next ''.'.'' -.
At the Lsnd Office 4 jackson, commencing on
Monday, the 18th of August next
AL the Land Offi:s at Clinton, commencing Oh
Monday, the I3thef august next.
At tue Lald Office at Springfield, commencing oh
Mondry, ti- 2Vth Of Augutt next -
Given under my hand, ut the 8enerai Lsnd 0ffiot
~ the -ty Of Washington, this 6th day NJ Uke-tp-
b'r, Anno Dcmiui hou aud eight dud -sI s,ti
ht tour.
BY ordsr NJ the Prrs Tent
JOHN WILSON,
iee7-lawo~ Commissioner