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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

q The charter election at Wheeling, We
came OF on Monday last, at which the whole
K. N. u'kst was triumphantly elected BY
handsome majorities.
NoTICE.-Th. I.Iapd social
Club announce 10 their friends and me
public generally that they will give Grand Fancy
Dress Ball on February 18Th, ut the wa,hingtpn
Assembly Rooms
For further particulars see future advertisement.
J b. WAILING, President.
H. s. LITCHFIELD, Secretary.
Jan 25-lt'
Fist Grand Co .iiIon party
49, OF the TerpstchOrs Club Toe
members Of the Terpsichore Club most respectfully
announce TO their numerous friends that they will
f Es epo an St on fss 4! s%s
ary 1910. lsss. jan IS lit
lo~LEoTURE-M.C.F ARRELLY, Esq,
~ will deliver lecture al Columbia Hall, Gays
tol Hill, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 25th inst,
al O'Clock.
Subject; "GeOrge Washington and his Cotempo-
| raries." =
The public sre invited TO attend. Lecture free.
ian N-2t
lo~ MStropolitan Meehantcs, In.
US s'tfute Lectures,
The MN Lecture OF Prof Espey wall Le delivered
at the Institute Rooms, Geo. and 4. Park-r's
Store, Pa. avenue, on FRIDAY EVENING newt,
18th instant, at X O'Clock.
Subject: "The Monsoon aud Sari,u, other Pine
| nomens.'
The PuSiic Srs respectfully invited. Lecture free
BY orier: p. NJ. PEARSON, Rec. Sec.
ln~ The Flrst Annual Bali Of the
u2 George Washington Ciub viii Ice
less - '''''''S IL ~
The msmbars OF In, Club pledge theu,r!ve. HAT
no pains "a expense will be spared TO max. u one
OF the frat Balls Of the season.
For Particulars see future advertisements.
jan 29-6s
lHAIR CLOTH. IRA.
/ IL Just received a heavy suppl, Of Hair Seating
| OF every width, which we offer At reduced rates
Also, enamcllei and pain figured Canvass, an .r-
ceiien' and durable substitute for Seating, prir
uncommoniy low.
| RLvANs & THOMPSON.
| No. sac Pa. avenus, betw. 9Th and 10Th SIS
Jan 25-a Intel &Organl
HEIFFOR's ARMY RAZORs.-cl
| IL christi, Lecoutre, and Wade Butchers a.
Zors, just received and for sale nj low prices
Also, an extensive assortment at Pocket and Ia
| BILE Cutlery. ELVANS q THOMPSON.
No. JAG Pa ave-, bet. 9th and 10th SITS
jan 25-3t (IntelSOrganD
lHUBs. Fslioss, spokes, Springs =
| IL Axles-A complete sto. K e Coach Tim
mings aud Bldcksmith's Goods for sale by
ELVANS l. THOMPSON,
Ne 326 Pa ave., between 9ih and lOti sts
jan % 81 (IntelSOrgan)
lNUT NAILS.
~ Wrought and Horse Nals.-Builder,s Hard
| ware, Carpenters Goods, &c, at
326 Pennsylvania avenue.
ELEANS & THOMPSON
between 9Th and 10Th st..
| jan 2j-3t (IRtelS Organ
Gentlemen are You Ready,
FOR UNION HALL. SHOOTING GALLERY.
BILLIARD SALOON & RESTAURANT,
street, 6etvecr 6ih aud an 81
IlE Pistols are Of the best quality, made 10 order
i by J. K. Evans, Philadelphia.
The Billiard Room is furnished with Tables of IN.
| most approved style, by w. J. Sharp. y. Y.
In the Restaurant gentlemen will be supplied az
| Inc shortest notice with superior OYSTERS, GANE
and al other decacies of the season.
WILSON HAYWARD, Prop'r
ian 25 Ivy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

CsTIon Tuesday evening, January 23d, a
IL black lace Veil, between 18Th and Isth stree,s
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il
the Star office ian o. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

Carts OF Admission TWENTY-FIVE Cent?
Doors open a 6tS O'clock-Conc-r To commeuc.
at ~. ri. L.. GOODALI. AGENT
Jan 95 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

HoWARD's q. 5. SUPREME COURT RE
III ports, vol &c, Just received By
-Ian' as>.i. i ERANcK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

The Eastwood Papar.-We have before US
specimen of printing paper from bass wood
shawn g planed by Beardslee's machine, the
patent right Of which for he District of Colum
sia, is in the hands of our enter rigiDg fellow
citizens, Msssrs. Fitzhugh A. Coyle Jr. The
specimen is fully equal to any other printing
paper we ever saw, and the stock appears to
be tougher than almo any other The only
question now to be solved is, how much does
1t cost to get up such material? We stated
day or two since that Mr.. poardlee says he
can make it for half the CO OF paper made
from rags. Since, we have been informed by
an extensive manufacturer OF paper from
rags, that this is a mistake, Mr. g. not having
yet succeeded in cheapening the article. We
await the solution Of this problem with great
anxiety, inasmuch as We are perhaps more
heavily interested in it than any others in the
Union, south of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

Tbs Current Operations Of the Treasury
DepartmeDt.-on yesterday, the 24,h of Jan
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25
THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YER.
'VNHE list Is now open, aud e5UTy subscriber ot
Il $3.50 Will be eat lied to-
l. An impression of a Plate, by }. T. Wnlmorc,
A. X. a, from the original picture b. }. J. cha
Ion, X. A, 81 Water Party"
III. A Volume containing thirty Wood Engi aVings
illustrating subjects from Lord ByrOn's Poem
Of "Childe Haroldr." Aud
III. The chance OF obtaining one of the pTzes to
be allotted at the general meeting an April,
which will include
ThoF ght 70 select for himself a valuable work Of
art from one of the public eNh ihiinuS STATUTES an
bronze Of her Majesty on Horseback. by =. Thor
neycrott. Copies IN bronze, from orginal Model
IN relief by X Jefferson ~ The Entry OF the Duke
OF Wellington into Madrid. statutes in porcelain
or parian. Proof Impressions ~ a large Liiho rapb
by L. VI. Mcguire, after the original picture by ~
p. Firth, X. A. 9 The Three Rrwso from No
Heres +" b 'urgeoIs Grntilhamme."
Honorary Secretaries for Washingto NessTS.
TAYLOR X MAURY, BookseIIrr~. ian a
TIE illustrated. Composition Book, eonla. ming d.
Il recton2 subjects and Blank leaves Tor eomPo-
tOn, w.Ih beautiful original illustrations
This bn' X rna1ies the pupil TO choose subject.
and arrange aud write compositions with but littl,.
aid GIom the teacher. and 10 pa, them an a ne AZ
anf permanent form.
Becker's ornamental Penmanghp. a series of ana
lyubal ane finished Aphalet- OF PLAIN and ornamen-
tai print German teNt old Engish. church teNt
Found Hand, Italian and German EpistoIary TeEt
Sc.
The Universal stair Builder. illustrated by ~
plates, by u A. Cupper, Architect.
New Books, by the author 81 The Retrospect
The NIllage Pastor, The Village Observer, and the
Village Church Yard
Hour OF Christian Devotion, by Dr A Thoiuck
Twenty Pictures from Switzerland, sketched from
nature, then arranged and finished by Rev Gear
Malan, DID.
Remains of the Rev. Wn. Hnweis. ny Rev. N. \.
Moore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25
Wa shington, Jan. "a, 1855

The Marine Hospitals and Custom Houses
The proposals for building the marine hospital
at Vicksburg have been received at the Treas.
ury Department. The contract will be declared
in few days, and the work will lie commenced
as soon as the season will permit The bids
for the building of the Richmond custom house,
the Portland custom. house aud marine hos
pital have been called for, and ne CONTRACT,
for their construction are expected to be de
clared of soon enough to permit the work on
all Of them to be vigorously pushed next sea.
son.
The Bill before the House We are inclined
to believe, from what we heard in the House
to-day, that the final question on the French
spoliations bill will not be taken before Satur.
day next, if not Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

NOTICE.-Ths Island soct al
~ Club announce TO their friends and the
public generally that they will give a Grand Fancy
Dress Ball on February 18Th, Ut the washingip n
Assembly Rooms
J b. WAI.LING, President
II. s. LITCHFIELD, Secretary.
jan 25-lt'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

Capt. eibson.-This gentleman favors us
with the following letter concerning his case
To The Editors Of the Star Gentlemen
In relation to the letter which appeared in
your paper Of yesterday, purporting to have
been written by me to a certain Excelleney, 1
have to remark that / am now in communica.
ton with the Government in reference to th at
paper and other matters in connection with its
recent transmission to Congress, which will
shortly be before the public, and present an
entirely different aspect Of the affair
Very respectfully,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

q The charter election at Wheeling, We {,
came OF on Monday last, at which the whole
z. N. ,i'kst was triuuphsntly elected BY
handsome msjorities
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-28
orF.s8AE DpnEcEoHY OF
rs:rNAM GO UN'Ty.

CRcrrr Ckrrr.zTarms-Ei gh.eentl. lay Of
April and Snbtcplier. :.
Jr DGr--Gfo. W, Summers.
CLERY- EasH. Forhs,
PEdsrcttTfSG Are RNEY-J. II: Couch.
Corsrr G0uGr. r I ems - FOurth Mon,ay
in each moahr-aid Quarterly Terms IN .runC,
and NOvcmtar. =. ...
! faESrDIXdsJ rsrIrE--A. ". IIanLley.
GfRE-AE II. Fort les. ..~. y
PRDSEtCI4sG ATroRkEY.-J. II. Couch.
SnERirr-I-&. b. Bowyer. D.,
MiGISTRstfs .--First District j. Bower.
y. Surha4gls r. SymnIs and A. W. Hanslcy.
Second Di6ict-4r. MtCaIlstcf. R. n. Il,
ThoInpsou,Ig. Ford, dnd J. XtmSrd. Third
Distgict~-NssA. AIcxahdra, J. Foster, A, Sib.
Tu4s'7nnd JsSSmth. four! Dutrjct-C. =.
Brown, We o. Carttr, and W. Thomas. -
FI}r DslH t--Washbngton X. T. Harvey,
J. houtz, l}&J. Martin and Vim. Atkeson.
Co"NTr SsR*fYp f.- j. 3. Crawford.
CoMMmsIs8ER ID Rrtrnut.--N. uandlcy.
CoNsrAugSs.-ztBr$t DiStrict-J Nounnan.
Second DiTa!c'-W. Grass. Third District
= Fos,et.5 Fourth piStnct-J. Craig. FIT
tn DiStrictl4A. AsJurJ .
Oyansafsss or rirr Poon.--R. swin1lcr, c.
Conner, T.s. Erwn, J.. Harrison, and J. Wal.
ton. 4 -.
GoaoSNnI "a. WOLF
S'.-oar. t3MM ss!oHE rs.-I,. II. Fstrhs, Sit.
Wy .."li1 "a: l. fowfrr, 4. W i.nndlry. A.
.Eatrs. I. lT&nyE, ~ A. Alexander, j. { rang,
5. Il T, ioIlRanI j. Ndndan. -.
Cn12,sS.sEEs rs CHANcERYl-H. II. Forbes
Tor CFcuitEonrt andEJ. W. iloge for County
Court. H. y
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FAIRLY LEADEles,

4 1Y THos. d. BALDWIN.
Author OF 1.-THE Flush Times dc Alabam, Z,
Mississippi.f' 8
:TNHlS book consists of poIitico. bioa, Il;
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Randolph Of Roanoke and jackson NH ~, ~
enlb0dying AN outline df The political 49, Y,
of the United States, and Incidental nsn,
more or less extended, BIZ Patrick Henry ', W.
Adams, Madison and d Ilarreinnmber II ~, yona
can statesmen. II il composed ~ tb,as $3.50 I'LL
tlct articles: the first devoid fe JefTersaa IS
Hamilton, the second to Handulp6. snd ~ ~
other 10 Jackson and Clay. The ast gu Il .,ls
lished il the September ann October Noi ~.
ofthe Southern Literary Messehrsr III, ~. y
BEEN revised and enlarged abyB lie au,So, ~ Il
The Others are now fiji The first time ID nm,
III The book will be ofI about the size 81 Ii.
"Fllsh Times, and will be neatly got in |.
every respect. II will be iss,ed as soon !, /,
Gamble hurried through the press.
On tHe receipt or THE price, one dollar, IL.
bookWill be sent byhaii, pre-. paid, 10 ami
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N lJT Editors in Virginia, Alabama, and Mi
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! William Thompson, says the Wythville
Telegraph, who has been confined to his
bed by rheumatism for about fourteen
years, during which time he has not been
able 70 walk one step, nor even to sit up
~ his bed, was married on the l7th, ms
tant, by the Rev. p. Wood, to Miss Mar
garet Morris, both Of Smythe county, Va.
At Mount Pleasant, near Cincinnati.
Ohio, on the 29tn ult., about fifty women
attacked and demolished large quantity
ofliquor belonging 70 a taycrn.keeper, and
dragged the owner through the liquor,
which stood six inches deep on the floor.
Warrants were sworn out in the Police
Court for about twenty, but the police re-.
turuedthe nextafternoon and reported un.
ability 70 make arrest. ~ 49,. -,
The faculty Of the Uniyerity Of virgin
"a have invited Mr.. Charles 3. Shaw %
take charge ola class Of students in civil.
engineering and drawing. He has accept.
Cd the invitation and will continue for the
balance Of the session to discharge the
duties Of the post.
Counterfeit % notes on tho Wellsburr
branch Of the North western Bank Of Wiz.
ginia. are circulating in Wheeling.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-28

Kansas; Embracing descriptions Of Scene
~ Climate, Productions, soil and Resources
OF the TdtFitory, interpreted with incidents
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Fowler, 87scepts. ~.-lt- I.. B., .-.. A.. ! =
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of Children, including Female Education
by o. s.! FowlerA With Illustrations, 81
cents. IA " N ~ -. In ,
Natural Laws of IMan;< by J. G.. Spurzhein
NJ. d. Al important work. Price 30 cents
Physiology, Animal and Mental. Applied
TO the Preservation and Restoration Of Health
of Body aid Power q, Mind, illustrated, 81
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Sober and. Temperate Life. DISCOURSE
and LetteM and Biography Of Louis Comaro
80 cents. Tx .- Y
Tobacco. Three Prize Essays By Drs
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Teeth theft Structure, Disease and Treat
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Future Of Nations: IL what consists its Sc
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An Addrs@; By Horace Gteeley. ~ cents.
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NIEssHk. pA vID MccoMAs, LATE

MEsSRs. DAVID McCOMAS, LATE
wi Judge Of the 10Th CIrc1it,) and f. W.
Nc COMAg having entered into partnership
for the pmf6Se Of prachclng LAW IN tie couh-
ties Of: KaEawha, Putnam, Mason, Jackson,
Cabell, Wisne, Lqganhnd Boone, the District
Coutt at Phrkersburg and Wythe c. H., and
the Court oE,Appeals dt LcwiSburg.
They hayy associated with them young men
OF Responsibility and standing in the yari-
Gus countieS, who will be always in place to
see to thei if1treSto their- clients, while Judge
McComas, lit least vii reside in the county Of
Kanawha. ID Being thus situated, they can. at
lend MOST SfEoMPTLY tb the collection Of all
claims. anItthe transaction Of all business en-
trusted to tpem, and they trust hat as n long
eSpertenc9@at the bar, and their promptness
and fdelltywisl ensure them q large business.
NJ DAVID McCOMAS,
jaul:ls55 \ Z. W, McC0MAS.
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VIRGINIA HOUSE.
BUFFALO CHURCH SERVICE.

/ PsorsrAST EPrscorAI.-RevlD d. ]. HIM.
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KENNEDY, Pastor; services every four we.,.
ION Sabbath, and weekly, on Thursday ~. NJ
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two weeks On Sabbath.
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Communications

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Ter will br admitted, uSpER ANY clRcUMsrAs-
crs; but our columns will be open TO the re-
spectful discussion or all subjects which are
agitating the public mind.
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TERMS FOR CLUBS.

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lace curtains, and everything ofthe most spen.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale Of, reason.
L able terms, two valuable town lots, and
one store house, situated in an eligible mart
o. the town Of Buffalo. For terms ana full
prietor. Fl . r.
JAMES NJ. GRAY.
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Young Anlericau's lLibrarN.]

A USEFUL and attractive series Of books
IN for young people; embracing events con.
Inected with ther early history BIZ tlief country,
and lives Of distinguished men; written with
much care ana man entersainingAan.l institute
i've manner, With illustrations of impofihnt
events, and BEAUTIFULLY illuminated title pages
containing the tife ofDanifl Webster, theigteat
American Statesman with ntperots-anec
Illustrative Of bis character, and the following
Illustrations: m M H,FH4EEE Ff \
Young Danielinthc w-mill; Webster.fsh-
ing at Frysbarg. Webster declining the clerk
SHIPS Webster expopnding the constitution; the
Bunker Hillcelsbration: Webster I'LL Fanduil
Hall; Webster oil his farm. The Ilife ofIIenry
Clay the Mill Boy Of the Siashes;|0 illustra-
tiOns W *kUs, III A ,t Hill .BfIH EI It
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PAlNT'lNGS.1

There ARE othcrs by The same artists, all
original. besides some splendid pictures byAl1-
ston, Sully, Reynolds, NeaEle, Doughty, cole,
Chapman David, Stuart, IirrGert; Tack, Ben:
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To lie. Public.

A NDREN PARKS, OK tNAWiiA CO;
"A andig AMES W. HOGE, Of Pntaam
county, ha&&g entered into partnership, rs
AttorneySIasd CounselorS at Law, under the
style OF PARNS d HQGE,- foi the counties o.
Mason ana Rutnath Will attend all the couH-.
Vr qsarteflf and circuit courts in those c0un.
ties, and Wi attend promptly to all business
which maybe entrusted TO them, aPpertain-
ing TO their profession. ~.
jan 1859 -. PARKS 4 H0GE.
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| Sargent \ Brother,

W10ULD respectfully inform the public
wv that they have put into operation the
West Columbia Foundry,
where orders for Castings, Copper and sheet
Iron work will be filed their various 81 neh - Il
Jan. 10, -. n3f NJ =
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hsnve to inform his friends and the
~ pnllc generally that he still continues
t W pfeenceoi Dentistry, at his old stand, in
west Colu!fbia, Va, where he IS prepared 10
pfeiorm alt Operations Pertaining 10 his pro.
iession witisneatness and dispatch.
generas assortment Of Drugs and Medi.
West Columbia, Dec. 10, 1855. iy.
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The Old Bell ofIndepehdenee, or Phila Tel.
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:" The yankee tea party hind 'other storieS Of
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.er0us anecdotes illustrative Of theepfly MIS-.
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Certificates for Ibis year, One Dollar.

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