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MUSIC STORE IN JERSEY CITY.--THE UNDER.
lvl signed begs leave TO inform friends and the
public that be has Just opened foreign and domestic
music store, at so Montgomery street. where he will sell
all kinds Of sheet music at New York prices and
steal instruments Of every description at the lowest
terms Dealers and throughout the country
as well as schools, DC. will be supplied by addressing
Il. A. FEIIMER so Montgomery street. Jersey City N. j.
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nus BY your intercession save
a youth from an untlmely grave
From misery and perdjtion.
Let one and all with free consent,
Request the British Parliament,
For my re-extradition.
Their present Minister OF state,
Lord Palmerston, 10 truly great,
Magpanimsus, discriminate
And on your kind interposition,
Ascedes to my retransposition,
rather calculate.
Deep gratitude you may expect
From me, dear friends, If you effect
Nv reclamation
For win then, in prose and verse,
Through every land the praise rehsarse,
OF the brave Yankee nation.
POSTSCRIPT.
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MUSICAL.

A CCORDEoN ACCORDION, ACCORDEoN.-ACCOR-
IA deon taught in six lessons. All those wishing to
become finished performers the above instrument,
should not fail to call the original professor L.
JACOBS, 102 Chatham street Lessons given in the
ming. Terms 50, In advance.
DANJ0 BANJO BANJO THE BANJO TAUGHT BY
I'D q new and improved method In six lessons. Terms
six dollars in advance. Lessons given every evening Pu
pills, BY method, learn with the greatest facility.
Only agents for d. Jacobs banjo Prie $l5 and SIS.
Professors s. b. and II. +. JACOBS, 407 broadway.
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Why Russia's son should be rejected,
Yet Dutch and Irishmen protected,
Is q strange paradox
That the scapegoat should be made,
Cause murderers . bubble saved,
Puzzles the orthodox.
Ny compliments must convey,
To those who during my short stay,
Showed me such kind attention.
The only thing that gave me pain,
Was that they sent me back again,
After three months detention.
On Marshals Hilyer and Thompson,
May all the good they me have done,
Heaven bonnteousiy requite
To Ridgway, Philips, Helms, Sti,lwell,
And all who helped TO gild the pill,
grateful thanks indite. H.
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LECTURES.

OUR REPuBIIC-ITS RELATIONS TO FOREIGNERS
" and foreign nations.-The lecture on the above
subject, by f. w. Andrews, Esq, postponed from the
24b in consequence Of the storm will be delivered
Wednesday evening, the 3st at the Broadway Taberna
Gle, at n o clock.
PSYCHOLOGY DIR. BENTON CONTINUES HIS LEG
Il lures and amusing experiments at Botanic Hall,
East Broadway, Monday, Tuesday ami Friday evenings
and I u o'clock. Admttance, 121s cents Office for
me deal application, 43S Broome street,
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C1EAMsfiIPs BETWEEN HAvRF AND NEW YORK
- dreetThe steamship ALpS will sail from Havre d.
rect for New York. (wtbout calling at any port In Eng
land,) on Saturday, 25lh OF November. Tho rates Of
freight and passage In first and second cabins will be
very moderate The sailing Of tho succeeding steamers
will be shortly announced The OF insurance la
France IL less by ships from Hayre direct for New york.
than In ships calling al English port Apply In Iavrs
and Paris ~ Boulevard dos ltslens 10 Donald Cur-
or in New York 20 z. CINARn. iinxllng Green
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TT y NAL sIEaxeHfr C0NrASY-FUn HAVANA
" l.. and hsw Otlssns On ~, f~bruafy a At q
" N from pot foot - Wkfrsa street H. ~ q.
sell tuo~s nd fsvsfts steamship l.HlTiE CITY, Capt
a. wlnaIs Passage can - secured - tho spDsaayis
nnes lfsghi 70 Yes Oglsats - tsais ysf catS fsss
shiEfsr. wi ~ snrTlsa wih alsEk biis ~ A4inS u
n. form sxrsa ~ The rompaly Aggtaoa az ihslr
ohes 80 other ftfm figbsa -. Z. ~ L.ding -li
- signed after So loff - stng fof reshs o. pss
ssgs spply Of the ad.s@ n fae CnwFary. No ~ West
s;f's' sorBsr - wsrsn o E0BfKTA
NIw YORK ASD Nv DEIFASg gTgRMunP
IN COMPANY --Im HsT uHisfts starting Al Harans,
cafrylng he rnfsh eteftf nal ~ stsansship HACK
WARRIOR, y y Baiiost Cns-aaaa ~ Ill sonsnasscs
fs,sivinT tfsghi % TnssAay lsh n Aoa sAi iey tss
ahsse Iori. 20 Tftsv, T.b RiGsrhss FRA. pier AZ
foo, ., E~afh sifssi, sorfk rrsvht 'or sac q.
ts'lor snd icr Mohis eorsvaef - arents IL h.~
Orsah., t.NsaA CeEholy - III wl4 = forwarded free
- tosassss1ns. fsstsSgss for i4teaa procure
pstterfs bsfOfs issatfs Eult ltF fffylt fstssgs
sTEiy 70 lfRtNJkB0h. CarHfE.pr 20,
tktas 4 Broadway
MD. Csts-ts. ~ sshsis8s, Csrs~AAssr.
-lU -. fatsA Nsfl 81 tnA sslf Wsse9y fsb.
-. bs a isSsbr aats; - snS u - sxung M
,rr Trsrstf e ihs sh'B sael8g
I,Non RoRgOiK, pTrrg.BrsG AND EifHs0sD--
II Tbs tsfss states NAL sisawsSip fhNiTUNs. l.
Parrish, commss6a, IN ks.s Dst ~ Narn river 90
hs,srdsy, Jsn. ~, ais o'sses v " vu srrvs 20 Nor
'k the sxsi sf,sr~oos, ssd Fsssfssuss ssf shnaon1
tbs ollovias morntry Frgm Aorfsass rsss<sxsrs fcx
ts Kostk yys>s~s ~ tsnsssA Strssi ri thseask rxs
sss frcm xssas. V Hnnisxies, AssSst., ~. fsss&~s
sn1 tsE. - sorfss. o. - rs<rstssr ssz hlek.ssl
$40 sss~uss k.N psis.. tgyis "
Lupfxn rIx<hAsfu, % Bves1vsy.
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INSTRUCTION..

gs -roORKI E1'IsG .-DofByARs ACADEMY. oco
Del. aeaa~sy, fsfsens k.pt By The storm frsn
oinlng ths o. siass last -sst mar en-
fsy Pgpht wi bars 80 ores eonise, ssi eos< boa
~ dshss snify. Business may have sJ.siAl Eve
q b4f eoarts Triraisiy
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SPIRiTrAL NAyHEsrAriOss- -Hes uDAs, RAP
- plbg aud wtinx msiiun, vili hod p1bAe erriss ~
40 Broadwsy, i'm Hop shsp~i bstSsg this Itsrnoon
ao6 evening slss every smy ibis ss~s Hgars 10 70
i2A.h 10 D sn5 tsgpa Aamtssion hnr e@aS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-28

T EASE FIxTUREs, PAINTINGS, ALHAMBRA, 1s2
L. Mercer street TO morrow, at l0k O'Clock mirrors,
oil cloth lounges centre tables easy chairs counters
tedssads, carpets glaasware sdecantsr bar hxtures
furniture also, oil paintings, Venus De Medeis, &c.
Also lease ~ house. Deposits required.
". A. CARTER, Auctionesr. 81 D~y street.
ID ussEIL W. wEsTCUTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
III household furniture t auction, by catalogue, o.
morrow, January ~, at i0ti O'Clock at 70 Eighth
Fourteenth street consisting Of all the hand
some pzTor, chamber and basement furniture In the
above house sae positive rain shine consisting OF
three elegant pier and mautie classes rosewood and
boyany t@te aetes chairs in plush aud hair cloth
rosewood psror furniture, In hair cloth and brocatss
rosewood et@sere doors and per
tables, marble tops silver ware, rich eastors sayers
esle baskets, spoon, FORKS napkin rings ladies &c,
tapestry royal Wilton and other carpets lace curtains
thadss,. carved bookcase, costly mantsl and
nsments, with beautiful coll. :tiOn ~ oil paintings,
osewood and mahogany beisteads elegant marble top
bureaus and vashstanss eheysi glasses superior hair
mattresses feather beds spring sat chairs, rockers
sofas, lounges gilt mirrors e5amsiled suit cbsms~r fur
uiture, toilet sets kc With large variety Of basement
furniture, dining and tea tabl,s rich china cut glass
ware, crockery oil cloth, ne. Catalogues at house.
yIyM. wrTTERS ArcTfosEER, WILL SELL on
w Tuesday, ~ l0I o'eioci, at 90 Csnsi street the
entire stock Of millinery store t0ss,bst 9Th the store
hxtures counters showcase bonnsts, ribbons veys.,
plush silks feathers, hc worthy % the attention ~
isde. aud others. sale p.remptory Tor cash.
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ElIA DAY Az DislaOgs EIDiso AcluEvy
VI ttfis sssass sofrsr a fhrsy nlssh s,ssst 10 -
bali " ls fsef In fosssgsncs ~ tbs nslsu.ney AZ
III ssANsf - Neinft3st. TIE ssy ssrsssa - Tho
tsnFfi. EN - Ieasgarsf - MALAY merit Ne sogh
80 90 80 s'sh ~ - psAs are is,iisd 70 A.
IA bsitsf ~ fiAs IL ne A,adesny
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DIANE BALL-THE 11srH ANNIvE RsARY OF THE
II birthday of Thomas Paine viii be celebrated by
ball aud supper at the Chinese Buildings 500 Broadway,
on Monday evening, January 20, 1855. Dancing viii
positively commence Mt o'clock. meeting OF the
managers and friends will be held Sunday afternoon,
the Free Inquirers Library Rooms In Military Hail.
1913 Bowery, where tickets may be procured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-28

WASIEp---A PROTESTANT GERMAN OK sCUCH
w girl; one that can come well recommended
good washer and iroper and hrst rate cook and .bo
has been time In this country. No otbu need ap
ply opposite tho II Me..oo street and Huh~lsx
avenue Bush~lck between the hours Of and ~ Tues
day morning the Goth inst.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
Personal.

INFORMATION wANTED-oF THOMAS O. FARRELL,
il Of rralee, county Kerry, Ireland formerly in the
British army BY addressing line to Mrs. Christopher,
care Of John landmark, $50 Bowery New York, he can
hear from his sister, Mrs Hyand Canada papers please
copy.
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~ ALDo-0N RETURNING TO TOWN, MY ATTEN.
NJ zion called TO your advertisement in the Herald
about the 18th January most happy TO re,procats
favor Call immediately at the Broadway Post Office,
and get letter for Sacrementum, containing informs
ton for you. MALDO.
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LNoR LIVERPOOL FROM PHILADEIPHIA.-THE NEW
Il and splendid Philadelphia built steamship NORTH
CAROLINA, 800 tons, Capt Washington Symmea, will
be ready TO receive freight al Second Wharf above Vine
street. Wednesday, 3lst inst and sail Saturday,
February Q, Mt 10 O'Clock. Rates Of passagc-Saloon
bertbs 500 inducing stewards tees Third class pas
sepgers-A limited number of third class passeng gers
will be taken from Philadelphia 70 Liverpool and found
in provisions at $25. Drafts agent, for 81 and up
wards For freight passage apply TO THOMAS RlCH
ARDsoN co, is Broadway, New York, and Walnut
street PHILADELPHIA
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JIG ship PACIFIC, Z. Nys, Commander. This steam.
ship viii depart with the United states mails for Europe
positively on Wednesday, February =, At IL O'Clock NJ
passase having unequalIed Accommodations for els-
gance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 30 Wan street.
Passengers requested TO be- on board at IL y NJ
The Atlantic win succeed the Pacific aud sa Feb Il.
shippers will please take notice that the ships Of
this line cannot carry any goods contraband Of war
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urAHTfD-A SMART, ACTIVE GIRL. AS CHAMBER
w maid must be- a protettant. Apply on Monday
morning TO Mrs FAInswor,h, 32I DrsAawAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-28

What n Aromatic Schiedam schnapps I.
So report Of Ten Governors published in the Tribune
November 3d.
The Committee Prisons (Govs Duke and Degro,) to
whom referred the proprety Of using Wolfe Schei
dam Aromatic Schnapps In hospitals, respectfully
report that they have examined the article and In their
judgment possesses advantage other brands
Of gin at much less cost and therefore recommend that
this Board do not endorse 1t the pure Holland GIN
ARTHUR KENDALL, No. I william street,
sells the pure Holland GIN warranted as imported BY
the gallon At 81 sample bottles 30 cents EACH IL bot
ties In case, complete, IS.
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TUBE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
u Company intend soiing their favore STEAMSHIP Pc
CITY OF MANCHESTER. 20, l2b tons. Capt wyiis.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, fnew)2 b3s /" Capt -
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do z, 100 Capt r. Ieitoh
son rHIIpxiruA.
CITY % AANCnahyR. Thursday, January Is, 1Sss.
PROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday, February II, 1880.
Falcon $50, tob and e66, according 10 state room.
A limited number Of third class passengess win b
taken from fhiAdslyhiA and Liverpool, and found In
provisiAns.
From Philadelphia. $50 From Liverpool. $40
Parties wishing 70 bring out their friends obtain
certificates OF passage and drafts Liverpool In sums
Of fl sterling and upwards Apply 70 HMuFs. SMITH
Agent II Walnut street. Philadelphia, ard do. Rrosd
way. New York.
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THE BALL SEASON.

MASONIC BALL-THE NINTH ANNUAL BALL OF
INl the N. W. Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Ma
Of me state Of New York. will be given at Nibo's
Saloon, Tuesday evening" the l3th q r.s.s.y 1882
Tickets .assit gentlrn and ladies' may be
obtained the Grand Secretarys Office, No. 600 Broad
way or OF the committee, viz:--James Herring Lewis
Feuchtwanger, ~ Mountfort, James II. Howe John
Mansfield, Robert Roberts, and NJ. J. Bennett.
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NJ bAkit ENiig MfdA, Fron paris rfOy1...
Al - - ~ lnnst lanxsaf.. bsgs 70 inforn = .
fuel& ~ hsw fofs thss te gltss lnssrps.isn ~ go
s@rt snfs - ~ ga sst .sss- o. ~ ,hs.s u ~.
tsFs Hks ut ~ Fsf.r.nsss q. ~ ehArasss, Az sD
80 III II iuasshss. ASsrs,s u fIst<nars .,r..,
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4 lTJiCAunf GYEVAlntY -sxxf 4wsrst Lrnw
" toe The isssstA = mi snnssi sshfstss ~ tss
nsmts - Ne 2trst ssiNssA mat vi tsls ttsss an
y. ~, ia. ~ 80 ~ r.krsa,y fsy xsW.@..,
hfAsv ns~ rely gOfgs WOOD rfses1r
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vIYAhTED--A COIDRED WOMAN OF GOOD GUAR.
w acter who understands plain cooking and 10 cd
ling 10 male h. rself generally useful In small family
Apply at ~ Boorman place west Thirty third sifsss
between Eighth and ninth avenues,
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Wy ANTEp-AN ABLE sAiigMAS ACQuAIs I'D
w with tb. hards ware business, for some articles IN
tina, line. Apply al 1877 Elm street fourth door.
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MADAM rAnmE1 rsHlaskgE HAvISg pys
vi hesfs q hsf eisfosAi propose, sivns is..oss
tbots agnoas ~ mEfess ttsus6svss IA ne Frsseh Ia
FaAgs tsisis 80 tFfssi q hat gsstiy c~~Asss ass
thtsbFll fmilsEasinF hsf rstIs 9TH tks nsnsssoa
fpss - stifb 49, 81 alffa Al kors. $50 3 r.
nfesfvsy
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INOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BAyRE THE UNITED
IL Estates mail steamer UNION, II. Adams, Commander,
will leave New York for Havre touching Al Sou
TO land the mails and passengers saturday Feb. 10,
at IL O'Clock, from pier 81 North River foot Of Beach
street
Price Of PassageFrst Cabin
--second Cabin. ................,.. 10
Luggage not wanted on the voyage should be sent
board the day before, marked below No freight viii
be taken after Thursday, Feb For freight passage
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, to day, after the reception
and reference Of reports of committees and
petitions, they took up the bill of Senator
Brodhead, granting bounty lands to the Oh.
GERS and Soldiers and the Widows of Officers
and Soldiers who served in the War of 1872;
which was debated on various amendments by
Messrs. Brodhead and Stuart
Houss.-Mr Straub asked leave to offer
resolution granting to the officers and soldiers
of 1872 the use of the House h.ll in which to
hold their approaching convention; but OBJ
lection being made, leave was not granted.
On motion of Mr.. Latham, the House adop.
ted resolution calling or tho Postmaster
General for information with reference to the
condition al contract some years since made
with Ramsey, Carnack & Co, for the trans.
portation Of the mails between New Orleans
and San Francisco, via Vera Cruz and AGA.
pulco
The regular order of business being next
called for, the bill of Mr. Cobb to amend the
lands graduation law Of the last session, 80 as
to prevent frauds under it, was taken up, and
its provisions and sundry AMENDMENTS thereto,
reported by Mr.. Cobb from the Public Lands
Committee, were debated By Messrs Oobb and
DoWdeil before we went to press
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GEORGETOWN coRREsroNDEKcx.
GEORGETOWN. Jan q ]

GEORGETOWN, Jan. 2, 1856.
Yesterday was truly gala day in George.
town. From early morn it was apparent that
but few persons were disposed to enter upon
the monotonous rounds Of every day business
Everything indicated that the day would be
ono of very general festivity. At an early
hour there was very general suspension Of
business, and while hundreds wended their
way to greet his excellency, the President,
large numbers of others visited Secretary Nc.
Clelisnd and Mrs Raphael Semmes, and others
of our hospitabls citizens, who kept open
houses during the day for the reception of
their friends. Friendship. harmony, and good
feeling appeared to psrvade all ranks, while
the hospitality of many was unbounded.
The exhibition at the Methodist Protestant
Church was attended by an immense con-
course of persons. The occasion was ono truly
interesting indeed. The excellent selection of
speeches, dialogues, Duets, &c, were gone
through with by the little misses and masters
in style that ELECTED the praise of every
member of the large audience. Indeed, so
we'll were some of them executed that the
little ones had to appear the second time to
satisfy their delighted hearers. The address
Of Mr., Sutherland, was also highly enter
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porary, and that the busy hum Of industry
will soon be heard throughout the extensive
establishment.
The County Court opens this morning its
January term: W. H. Fowle, President; D.
Uawood, W. b Rogers, John Summers, and
W W. = Harper, Esqs, justices, compose the
Inc hiring ground is already the scene of
mucn s1cltemert. Negroes Of every shade,
and anxious inquirers for faithful servants,
occupy the whole available space in front Of
Cats Hotel. Tho negroes seem far the hap.
piest Of the crowd.
Tonight, tho Hand.in. Hand Club celebrate
tnelr aunisefsary by . cotillon party at their
hall. Hand INLAND soirsss are never beaten.
AM.
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GRAND OPENING SOIREE
AND EXHIRIII0N

DROF. H. w. MUNDER respectfully announce
i to the public that his opening Soiree and E1hi-
bi ion will take place at Mr.. Farmland Hall. corneI
Pa avenue and Eleventh street, on TUESDAY
EVENING, January 9th, 1855, and continue ever,
"Wednesday evening throughout the season.
No time or pains will he spared to make his Sol
rees the most select and agreeable of the season.
The following Fancy Dances will be introduced
In the course OF the evening:
La File du Savateur, by misses
La Smolenska, by miss
La Cachuca, by 3 misses
Scotch Pas Seul, by misses
GavOt de Vestres, by Mr.. Munder.
The well known regularity OF his Soirees last sea.
son is sufficient guarantee of a full attendance
this year, and all those who have participated vii
look upon this opening with many bright anticip;
tons, and the beginning of ''sure enough" Happy
New Year. jan2-dt9h
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Clerical Changes in the General Land
Office. T. Morsell promoted to $1,000
salary in place Of Rev. Charles A. Davis, re-
signed j. g. Todd promoted to a 81, 400 in
place of Morsell. Chas. E. Davis appointed to
a first class clsrkship, (salary 81 ,20O,) to fill
the vacancy created by his fathers resigna-
ton. Rev r. R Richards, a 81, 400 clerk in
the General Land Office, Transferred to the
Pension Office at the same salary
an Army officer Resignsd-We hear that
First Lieutenant johnson K. Duncan, Of the
Sd artillery, U. 8. A., has rendered his resig-
nation to the Secretary of War.
The Current 0peratierrss Of n. Tr...,rv
pspartment:--On yesterday, tho LIST of Jan
s1tfe wore Of Ttssstry Warrants entered on
tho books Of the Department.
For tho redemption of stock. -. >, sa50 34 90
For paying other Treasury debts. 5000 50
For covering into the Treasury from
Lands ....:..........-... 2s5, sA "a
For covering into the Treasrryfrom
customs. .sssss.............., 6S5 COS 45
For the War Department. ....... 1884 81
for tie anterior department. 80. 25,617 73
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SHIRT OF THE MOANING PRESS

The Inssthesnesr says Of Col, Benton 8
Pacific Railroad sch sme:
1--WE give up large portion of our coluuns
70 day to the lecture of Col. Benton ON the
subject OF the contemplated Poetic Railroad
Every thing which vigorous mind and we'll
stored memory can bring to bear mon th.
SUBJECT mas been presented in this discourse
ana tne impression which it has made in the
Nortnsrh cities shows that the Importance of
the measure has been exhibited with graphic
power Already some of the more prominent
ane sagaclous business men have given the
project their favor, and afforded the best test
OF their approval by tender of material aid
a matter OF such magnitude we'll deserves all
the light which scientific and practical man
can shed upon it; and whether the project re-
ceive aid from the Government or be left to in
dlVldual enterprise, it equally deserves full
and careful consideration
The Omtom contains manly and truthful
exposition of all the facts with reference In
Mr. Nicholssn's claim, &C., as public printer,
TO the extra compensation payable to the
other officers of Congress under their extra
pay resolution. We regret that We are TO-DAY
without space in whicn to place this article
before our readers. 1t, however, substantial
~ bears out what we say in another column
IN the subject The Union also argues
strongly against Know nottingham, and criti
oises the last news from the seat of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

~ Ihirty-si1 women Of otsego, Allegan
county, Michigan, last week formed them.
selves Into party, armed themselves with
natchets and pickaxes, and marched in a
body to the hotel Of the place and the pla
"nsrs liquors we're sold, and made complete
wreck OF the dscanters and demUohns, and
other liquor utensils. In one or two instances
they rolled barrels containing liquor into the
streets, and there broke them open and let the
liquor flow loose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

1The editors Of the Wheeling Intelligen
Ger have found 1t necessary to offer a reward
Tor the apprehension of persons stealing thei.
paper from The doors Of subscribers. We fear
that We shall Be compelled to do the same
thing. Those Who steal newspapers deserve
punishment As much as persons who steal any
thing else.
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@ Rss for the Evening Star out Of Wash.
in1ton

ington.
Persons at distan,e wanting the Daily
h"sn''ls Star, at the earliest period after its
iss g, can be accommodated at
Wilmington, Delaware, by E. S. r. BUTLER,
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