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DAGUkRREOrYPING BY LADY,

NJ KS. A. c. REDMOND HAVING ADDED
Avl TO her new rooms a beautiful Skylipht and
engaged an Assistant Operator, Zone Of the best in
the District she intends not to have her Pictures
excelled, IL equalled, in the United States PIC
TUHES pu- up In Embossed Cases for Fiftp
Cents, such as are usually sold elsewhere for one
dollar.
Particular attention paid to Copying Deguerrs-
o,ypes, OIL Paintings, &c, &c
Mrs K solicits the patronage OF the Ladies' par
tcularly.
IL RoOms-isl Seventh street, west side, be.
tween n ana i. ian 21-H
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IHNGLISH PLATED WARE.
- TEA SETS, COFFEE URNS,
DECANTER AND FRUIT STANDS,
CASTORS, WALTERS. CAKE BASKETS,
DISH COVERS, SC &c,
Being decidedly the largest stock Of Plated
Ware in the city, which we have determined to
sell at nett cost. Those In want Of good article
will do well to give us call
Also, few pieces Of sterling SiLVERVARE
which we will sell at a small advance
Il GALLIGAN & CO,
Dealers In Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Jewelry,
Fine Fans, &c, 379 Pennsylvania avenue, under
Browns Hotel. feb 27-ee6t
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COLUMBIA MARKET,

Ps""sy!vasia aussxs, eo,n,Y of 13th st.
CHARLES MALLARD OPENED THE
- above place for the keeping and sale Of Pork,
with Game, Fruits and Vegetables In all It's sea
sons.
G. M having had sixteen years experience in a
neighboring city, fatters himself that he will he
able 10 keep choice selection Of PROVISIONS
generally, and hopes, by moderate charges and
strict personal attention to the wants Of his Gus
toners to merit a share ofthe public patronage.
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wIGs AND rOUPEEs.


(NITIZENS AND STRANGERS ARE RE-
~ spee6ully informed that the best assortment
OF WIGS and TOUPEES are to be found at
HEARD'S HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISH
MENT, and WIG MANUFkCTORY, Sixth ST.
National Hotel.
Wigs and Toupees made on the shortest notice.
Also, good assortment Of Ladies Back Braids
just arrived from New York. dec ll-eo3m
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CLOCKS.

CLOCKS.
E'OR GOOD HONEST CLOCK ALWAYS
go to FRANCIS, on 7th street His Cloc ks
cannot be excelled, and his prices will not fright
en- you He tries every one thoroughly himself
and those who buy Of him are sure to get good
one or have their money refunded. ian rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-06

IMPORTANT TO GUITARIsTS.-Av very
large collection Of new and old standard Guitar
Songs and Pieces, just received at our Music and
PisnO Store, 3c6 Penna avenue.
es I6 JOHN F ELLIS
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NEW SPRING CLOTHS, CASsIMERES.

NEW SPRING CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
AND VESTINGS.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FIRST
w supplies Of new Spring Goods for gentle
mems wear, OF late and fashionable styles select
ed with great caie, from the Philadelphia and
New York markets, which we will make to order
In ths most superior manner, at much cheaper
rates than the usual city prices
WALL & STEPHENS,
34 Pa. avenue, I'D door east National Hotel,
and 3S2 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
feo2 20 (Int& Globe)
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CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
DERSONS DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
l. or having surplus Of Household Effects on
hand, will find US prepared at ell times to pur-
chase their entire STOCK, or such articles as they
may wish to dispose OF. Call and see
RONTZ & COOMBS.
No. 800 Seventh st bet. l and X.
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CHAUNCEY WARRINER,
WA TCHMAKEP AND IRWPIP

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
A Nd DEALER IN FINE WATCHES JEW
n ELRY and SILVERWARE, would respect
fully solicit the attention Of those who desire a
good article, TO his choice variety Of London, Ge
neva and Copenhagen WATCHES, selected with
the view Of time keeping and durable qualities,
for which a suitable guarantee will be furnished
those who purchase.
GOLD SEALS, FOB and VEST CHAINS,
FINE JEWELRY, SILVER SPOONS, COB
prices
The ChronOneter, Duplex, Lever, Cylinder
Repeating, Musical and other WATCHES re-
paired
Also, JEWEI.RY &c
No. 379 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
Browns Hotel Building, sign Of the
GULDEN WATCH,
jan 3S-3m Washington, ID C.
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THE EVENING STAR,
COsFIN wAREROOM, ke.

COBPIN wAREROOM, ke.
II WILLIAM PLANT a CO., UEDRRYA-
Js sKBRS-residsnce4l Seventh
street, between 8 and II streets
Intefments procured In any ground
or cemetery. COINS, Gaps, Shpouds, Carriages,
Hcarse, and every article for interments OF
the best quality furnished at short notice, on the
most reasonable terms, and a: all hours Of the
night. Having the exclusive, right Of Crump's
Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to keep The
Aead for any length Of time. jy11-1y
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Il for 1856, an Annual OF Scientific Discovery,
Just received by FRANCK TAYLOR.
feb2Q
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COO REWARD.-Iw will give the above re-
~ ~ ward and ask no questions, for the re-
turn Of lot Of Papers, consisting Of warrants,
Judgments, notes Of hand, and bills for collection
They were left by me In care OF Mr.. II. w Tur-
nsr, the Clerk Of the American Hotel, during my
employment there, for safe keeping. They were
seen by him on Monday evening last, in the desk
at 9 O'Clock, and were missing on Tuesday morn
ing. They may be left at this Office, or a: the Of
fee Of J. H. Goddard, Esq, on Louisiana ave-
nue.. All persons are hereby cautioned against
and will please give information Of the same to
the undersigned Should they give me informa-
ton so that l may get them again will give the
above reward A T. l. KEESE.
PS-Any information concerning the above
papers will be considered strictly confidential.
feb &-u lntel)
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JONAS Il. LEVY,
ikroRTER AID DEALER IN
WINES, LIQ J0Rs, CIGARS, AND FINK
GROCERIES,
General Commission wardin4 d erch ant
INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER
No. i74 Pa. av., two doors below U b. Hotel,
WAsHINsroN CITY. DC.
.B.-Country Merchants are requested TO give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
2-ly
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TAkE NOTICE

ALL WHO WISH TO KEEP WARM AND
IA take OF their health will do well to CO II
II Ian E'S, who has full stock OF warm Under.
shirts and Drawers, Socks, Gloves, Mutaers, and
Robes and Shawls, and will sell them cheap for
cash at LANES
Gents Furnishing Store, ssi Pa avenue.
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DIANOs FOR SALE Oh RENr-New ana
Il second hand Pianos from the beste-ss-T6s
manufactures, al moderate and conve-TTH
nient terms for sale; second hand Pianos taken
In exchange, ard tuning pianos attended to al Nc
4g6 Eleventh street, above Pa avenue
+. c. REICHBNBACH.
sAo a-6meoSFu&
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hEaCKEREL EL.-MACkEREL!
lv1 30 half barrels No. 2 Mackerel
15q'r do do
In store and for sale low by
HARTLEY Il BROTHER,
feb 29-1w l01 Water street, GeO!get'n.
nEClSIUN OF THE SUP l. ME COURT
II Of Wisconsin in the cases Of Booth and Rv-
craft Fugitive Slave Law being portion OF Sd
vol. Wisconsin Reports, in pamphlet, IS cents
feb 2S FRANCK TAYLOR.
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l. In Washington, 10 at No 2O6 Pennsyiva MIA
avenue. JOHN F. ELLlS.
feb "
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"A NNOAL OF SClENTIFlCD DISCOVERY
IN or Year Book Of Tracts In sc,ence and A ~
for 1886, edited by David A. Wells A N n rs
just published and for sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY,S
feb ~ Bookstore near 9th sf
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BUTrER, CHEESE, &c.

AVERY LARGE INVOICE OF MUS, o
n this day received at the Music Depot
feb Is GEO. HILBUs, Agent.
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EHOR SALE-A STEAM EN- CINE, OF
l. three horse power, fitted with w, M. Smith g
patent valve, for sale. IL has only been worked
one month in the Maryland Mechanics Institute
at their last exhibition, when a silver medal was
awarded to the patentee. Apply to WILLIAM
site the General Post Ofnce feb 2S-et*
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CORPORATION sTOCk.-Ss,OO 900 Corpo.
~ ration Of Washington Stock for sale at
feb 25-tf CHUBB BROTHERS..
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NOTICE To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
lN 1 have an application pending before the
Senate Committee on the District Of Columbia, TO
change the direction Of Delaware avenue, near the
northern boundary Of the City. Any persons hav-
ing objections may hle them in writing, with the
Clerk Of said c Ommittee at any time within two
weeks.
BY order Of said Committee:
feb 29-2W& J. M. GILBERT.
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SKEToH BOOK OF MEISrEH KAAL,

lHe way Of Salvation, by Albert Barnes 81
Inc ocean, Illustrated, by r. ii. Gosse, 81
Tales from the German by w. II. Turness. 75c.
mar Str FRANCK TAVT IN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-01

All the carelessness is not to be CHARGED
upon the post office officials There is kent
at the New York post office list of the
cashiers of banks in the CnitedStates. When
letters are directed to that ely 10 CASHIERS
VINO 90 not reside there. this lit is consulted
the error corrected. and the letter dulv for.
warded to its proper destination. 1t appears
from this list that no less than 500 letters for
cashiers have been instructed to New York
since January |, 1854, all of which were 70.
dress. az
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fFOE THE CALEB"NIAN-,

With YOUR leave. Messrs Editors. | will
touch briefly upon some other points con-
ncctcd with the shire question.
And first. as to the petition Of " nearly
$500 legal voters praying the Judges to stis-
pend proceedings for the erection OF the
comfy buildings. ill after the next session
of the Legislature. From tire last Star we
learn that this petition embraces a majority
Of the legal voters in every town in heCoun-
tv but three. There is one curious fact, how
ever, Which the Star omitted to mention. In
some of the towns not only a n,a ority, but
more than the whole number signed the pc
tition. Thus in IIardwick, which casts only
80, votes for Governor, we find '21 legal
voters on the petition. Danvlie does a
still larger business in the same line, furnish
ing 459 sisners, while it has only 334 to vote
at election timr. But all this is of IS no con-
sequence" as Mr.. Too,s woul! say. 1t mat
tiers little whether the petition was signed bv
minority or majority of the legal voters.
1t matters little if it were signed by every
voter in the county. The larger the num-
Der the greater the insult. as showing how
MANY there are who believe. or pretend to
believe, that the Judges could be induced to
depart from the plain line of duty, in ohcdi
ence to the popular will. The Judges have
not the least authority to comply with the
request Q. he petitioners. Their duties in
the matter are pointed on. bv the statute. and
pointed out SO plainly that it is not possible
to misunderstood or explain them away
They are required, ulon bcin. certified CT
the location of the buildings. to" proceed "a
sam as may be- to pur!.>c suitable grounds.
g." and to imncdia'e1r erect suitable
court house, jail. and o;lerp'.i,iic buildings"
What folly then TO think O. ,nr>na!inG the
judges wholly to omit doing what they are
required to do with TIE least possible delay.
The very people who have ASKED them to re
fuse obedience to the statute. would d->Iisr
49,, :, :.
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"ai"Hts> ""out 'hc eAltH>'s VI 'iic Fo"''N
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-01
Proceeding. OF the - Essen County Ten.
pCrsluC +OCS.t:.''

The Essex County Temperance Society
met in annual session at Lunen.,urr on the
18th inst at o'clock T. NJ Tir President.
Asa llit5arl of Con ord in the ch1ir.
PRAYER was offered 10y the Rev Vim. Il.
Howard of Luncnhnrs
The report OF the Secretary was called
for which wa read. accepted. and ordered to
bc placed on file
Jonah Brooks. {. Chase and H. H. Dewey
were appointed a committee to nominate Off
GERS for the ensuing year. who reported as
follows
For |rs>i!,at-Asa IIihh,ri. Concord.
ce Prestdent>-Pre>ton Nav. Concord ::
Enorh Thomas. Lunenburs: AFRO Barton.
tinilhali; john Dewey. Maidstone Daniel
W. Smith. Brun>wi K Sc,dcn Burbank
Bloomfield: Ahdcl Blodrett. Lexington =
Is. +. Morrill,, Canaan Ashley Appleton.
CRANKY.
H,corfi1g >ecr,tdry-C Charles Chase. West
Concord
Corresponding Secretary Geo. French.
Iurenburg
TtHsurer-Gcorce Clark. Lunenburc.
Erern'fce CommiYce-llary.v .I,.de,ine
Concord: {. W. King. Lunenhury: II. l..
Watson. Guildhall: j. Dewey Maidstone =
d. NJ Smith. Brunswick VIM Burbank.
bloomfield; Geo Appleton. Victory: VIM.
X Rosebrook. Brighton: John Wooster.
Granbv: VIM Weeks. Canaan; a. $. How
ard. East Haven: Elias L:mans, Lexington.
which was accepted and the nominees were
unanimously elected
Preston MAY. ~. S Clark and A. Burton
were appointed committee to nominate a
candidate for County Commissioner fo- the
ensuing wear
j. $. Clark, Cri Morton and j. Brooks
were elected a committee to surerintcnd the
disbursement OF so much of the quarter mill
ION fund as the general Executive Commit
tee of the State Society may appropriate TO
the use of Essex County. Adjourned to 6
o'clock, eve
EVENING SESSION.
Society met according to adjournment and
was called to order ty j. s Clark.
Willard King was elected President pro tem.
ard j. 5. Clark Secretary pyo f,m
After prayer by the Rev VIM. Scwell of !
Lunenburg, the Choir sung the ever appro.
PIRATE song, Come join our Temperance
Band"
Prof c. W. Gushing of Newburv was then
introduced to the meeting. who gave mos.
instructive and eloquent address re. Ben
ton. Esq, and Jonah Brooks, then offered
some appropriate remarks.
The Choir then sung "Christian cans,
thou love the Saviour and not love thy NEIGH
Dor too"
The meeting then adjourned to meet at
West Concord on Tuesday eve at q O'Clock.
Met in accordance with the above adjourn
nent.
The President then introduced Prof c. W
cushing. who gave most excellent address
The meeting then adjourned without tlay.
ASA HIBBARD, President.
Z. CHASE, Secretary.
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TIE FuHEn.X News. Althou

- TIE F"HEMS News. - Although
the news !rcm England by the last steamer
is rather threatening, it is not TO be supposed
that either the tnitcd States or Grea. Brit
ain will be 50 foolish as to allow themselves
to 60 20 war on any su;h questions as those
now az issue. If the moral wrong of the thing
would NC: prevent, TIE loss to t.c commercial
world ought to be a guarantee as,inst sucl
q war
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-01

Reso!t,h, hat whereas he Hon. VIM T.
May declines "a TT nomination. and wn.-a,,
the popularity and efficiency of the law 10
pcn'lS materially upon a ;nlirions a,,p,ir.
mei.' Of Agents and The adoption of a W..
sv>'cIl OF rules for their tx.,.ntion. >,
whereas :nr u, sent safe OF the Tpnnrran
enterprise IN orr cu,nmuni'v As wei as a..
good 9: our commonwealth rcgnSre TIA. The
tnmnmi>>ioner snouId possess "A ,haraf.-
noted for integrity and good Substituted.
fore. We unhe>itatingir recommend and -
unanimously nominate Ezra :. Freeman If
Guildhall for the >n!lrares OF the ritizens 9,
Essex County al the csmi,I. election
PRESTON NAY.
JOHN : CLARK. CDn.p.a..e
AFRO ID. BURTON. \
-THE PACIFIC. - This steamer Of tho
Collins line. is nov nearly six weeks at SO,
and As vet unhrard Of Capt Nve. who late.
" had command OF her. has retired from scr
vice, and is succeeded by Capt Ellrilre
lately commander of the North Star of tho
Vanderbilt line. The Company have en;ir.,
conl,f-,. In the Vessel and her Command.
er, but every lay inrrra>cs the feeling of
anxiety AREA! < awakened. The report FROM
Halifax that she had put into the river Shan
non in Ireland on her wav cut. proves to o..
unioun,led- Tao years ago the Steamer
CRY nj f.ia>qo0' LET; Liverpool for this coun
try with four hundred passengers. but has
not vet arrived. VIII weeks wear into
months andmontl.> into years until we adj
TIE na.ne OF the Pacific to that of the ia
81 Gkt>jo~ and the PF,,idcm,
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-EsSEX County CoMMrssIOxEH.-
The Committee elected by the Essex County
Temperance Society to nominate a candidate
foc County Commissioner met a, Concord
on the 2sh inst, and after due consultation
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- Outside PAGES. - PoetrY - The
Dumb Child - Original Story-Christinc ::
Story of the French Revolution ;-Ma.e!-
laneo"s-Cnrious Dying Scenes: A Long
FuEer4l: Fun on board a Steamboat Corns;
The PraviHg Mother: Defense of Kansas.
by ii. W. Beechcr. On fourth page is An
Anti Slavery Sermon from a Southern Man ::
and the History Of Guano.
-Our readers will be sure TO read the
lengthy article in to-d,y'> paper on the az
fairs Of Kansas, from the pen OF II. W. Beech
er. Much of the space in our paper is taken
up with matter about Kansas, but no more
than the snt.j"ct requires.
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Will receive attention. Marriages, Deaths
Items Of News &c. should ALWAYS be acconpauied
by some responsible mime. Obituaries Of more
than five lines will be inserted at the same price as
advertisements.
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(0rrcHnNnslcllce.

We AplClf VOLUNTARY COMM NICATIONS from al
parts Of the country upon matters of interest Items
Of News, IN particular. "1R be Thankfully receired
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Job Priniin2.

We are now prepared to execute nearly all kinds
OF Printing used in the counrv-PLAIN and ORNA-
MENTA1,-in tie VERY BEST STYLE and at Low
RAILS. Merchants and Others who desire BILL
HEADS or CIRCULARS ofany kind. printed in neat
style. may rely upon entire satisfaction
Orders sent us viii he empty attended to.
RAND. STONE & co.
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Cite Californian.
ST. JOHNSBURY, MARCH I, 1850.
NOTICES..

'. .. PALMER IS authorized to receive Adver-
'i'enlrts ana Suhscr 'Ons his Offices in Boston
New-fork. ant Phila ephia.
y NJ re lENili.L & co. nre authorze Cd to DO
the same in Boston and NewYork.
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The Republican Association of Wash
ing,on is making strenuous exer,iors TO es-
tahllsh like associations in every town and
city, the object being ito rally the people,
inspire them with confidence and enthusiasm.
and furnish them with such information a.
thew need
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- The Democratic District Convention
met at Windsor on FRIDAY. the 22d. in mod
crate numbers, and appointed Mcssrs H. +.
Sfonshton and Robert Harvey delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention. ir Jane next.
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Glove" Jacob Jones" Maid of the Reci
ment," number one; - Miss Lang>ton shield
ing her father" The will" THE We'd
ding" A, number one Pocahontas rescu.
in. Capt. Smith," A, number one, tip top. -
We do not precisely understand these several
degrees of excellence, but have no doubt all
the tabl.aur were first rate The proceeds
of the exhibition we're devoted to charitable
purposes. Why will not the performers re-
peat the exhibition at this place?
-"GREEN MOUNTAIN" - In one of
the central Counties of Iowa-N1arshall Co.
"a town has been laid out within tie last
eighteen months, called Green Mountain"
which, according to present indications, will
soon beco,ce IT," residence Of large and
thriving population. The name indicates
that the first settlers em'sra:ed from Yer
mont. Such is the case with several Of its
most enterprisins prcprietors, a,.d they have
set about establishing religious anu educa-
tlonal institutions, such as they left bc'.'nd
them in New England. A new County roao
has recently been laid out, passing through
the town near its centre, constituting the
nearest and most direct route from Chicago
10 Council Bluffs and Nebraska. The town,
in relation to County lines, is central, and
likely to become the seat of large business.
It is eIevated-for place in level country
and consequently healthy. The soil of |
Marshall County is equal to any in the State
iowa Rivera stream of pure water-passes
through it. The County is being rapidly
ettled, and by New EngIanders almost ex.
'Iuslvely. Persons thinking of ENGRAVING
0 the great west would undoubtedly find I
ireen Mountain one o: tic most desirable |
faces Tor location Com.
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