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For Sale and Rent.

Il tic Brick louise on street. between 9th and
TN The Lot b 1873 feet deep to a alley. Price
5000. Terms One quarter cash balance In !,
:, ., =. ana years Apply at sal 1 street, nsxt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

n Over hundred Ioayss Of light bread
were seized at Montreal last week, and dis
tributed to the poor
q The Judicial election in Georgia has
new judgs-HOn. E. g Cabins TO the bench
IL Christmas had singular effect In Tex
as The Indisnola Bulletin Gays, "Our TOW
has been rather dull, owing 10 the holidays. {"
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist,

DR.. VILLAhD, Den0sti
LATE OF CHICAGO,
GUILD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w The citizens Of the District and
vicinity. that having located himself
In Washington, he is now prepared 10 SllYYO
perform ali operations, In his profession, IN the
most approved style
Oaace No. $50 Penn. avenue, adjoining 6au-
tiers. ian 20-ly
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
SAMUEL Chiffon, ATTORNEY AT
- LAW, dc has removed his Once to the base
ment OF the house Of Johnson henen, Esq on
the corner Of 5th street and LOUISIANA avenue.
dec 30-lm&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

A FINE LECTURE may be expected tc-nigh
at the Sui hsonisn Institution, by Rev G. w
Betaune, Of y. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

e A Dublin lady informs her charmini
customers that she has returned from Pari
With m assortment Of " Steel Petticoats n'-
Exchange.
IL Is Low generally conceded that the fai
0Phelia wore one Of these great coats Hence
Hamlet says
"No, good n oIher, here's natal more ,,,,,.,,vo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

:! ernment Printing Ofdne, a convenient Dwell
ling House, containing six Rooms and Kitchen.
The House Is situated on PIERCE street, between
LIST and North Capitol streets. To good tenant
the low rent Of 80 will be charged. Apply to
the undersig ned, opposite the premises, or at my
stall at the Centre Market.
ian 30-N CHARLES THOMh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

y A female writer says, Nothing looks
worse on a lady than darnsd stockings"
Allow uI TO observe that stockings which
need dsrning, look worse than darned ones
Exchange
Stockings look best, surely, without any
"daEned' holes in them -LOH,JIana CoHT-
IGT.
Gentlemen, you had better attend to your
Own hHIt.IHg and let the injury complained Of
heel itself Boston Post.
Yes, or you may ge; lroJsted. --WaSh. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

DOTATOES.--100O BUSHELS PRI r.
white MERCER POTATOES, In store, and
for sale IL lots to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
ian EFT IS Water street, Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

Y A Lowell Mass Newspaper ssss,,
that the female operatives in that city recsiv
thousand to hftesn hundred love letters De
diem, ana tnat 'ne to"n 81 Lowell can turl
out ten miles ct beauty. We will take half
mile Lou COuTIeT.
Ttr1 feet with the usual belongings, woul
do Us. But We thought beauty, like suga:
was measured in hoops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

RECOVERY OF STOLEN GOODs.-Oficer Yeat-
man yesterday succeeded in recovering lot
of boots which had been stolen from Mr.. III
Ihecker, Georgetown. The supposed thief, a
man named Laird, went TO cOok-shop in the
Centre Market. to get his breakfast, where he
left the goods for a short time. While he was
sway the Cfh,sr en'erei and took the goods,
Laird was not arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-30

TIE FAIs.-TO-day the fxtares for the Fair
are arriving, aud are being arranged in the
building.
TEE ATTENTION Of teachers and others in.
terestei is called TO the advertisement in an
other column headed - Notice 10 teachers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

dapted. II i necessary Ia remark here TINT tie
States owning these land- responded tafdlly To
the sueges,iou Of Congress. aud reinqui-hed
their claims with no little reluctance. New York
was the first to initiate the measure the same
year, probably because she saw the advantage
shieh Der commercial position gave her over
the other States in respect of revenue from I'M
ports, aud because her territory had been The
theatre of the principal operations OF the war
that was then raging and she felt the need of &C.
mentng the Siates more closely to herself. Nir-
ginia did not ftaaw till 81 and. notwithstanding
the act # Congress had expressly declared that
the ceded lands should b. held disposed of for
the common benefit she was particular lest
her deed Of cessun should be construed into al
entire REIMBURSEMENT, quit claim To her title in
the property she particularly enacted that all
tho lands so coded and not reserved shall be CON.
sidered common fund for the use and benefit 81
such of the United teonfederated) States MS have
become. or sba'' become. members of thu oonisd
Grafton. or federal alliance of the said Siate-,
Virginia ineinsire, according 10 their usua re-
spectve proportions in the general ehnrge aud
expenditure, and shall be faithfully aud bona I'D,
disposed OF for that purpose, and for no other
use or purpose whatever" Connecticut. South
Carolina North Carolina. and Georgia. all in
serted similar conditions in their acts of eessinn.
With tho exception Of Georgia. which cedcd IN
1902, these States all coded under the old con.
federation when hey yet retained many of the
powers which thy altersafd> relinqni-he1. to
form a more perfect Union,n und eaeh mnn-
4
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s,rnutifuI Extract.

There lies in the depths OF every heart that
dream Of our youth, and the chasiened wish of
manhood, which neither cares nor honors can
ever exiingnish the hope Of one day resting from
the pursuits winch absorbs Us; of interpreting be
tween our old aye and the tomb some tranquil
interval Of reflection, when with feelings not sub
d1,d but s,ftene1. with passion not exhausted
but IN, lowed wa may look calmly on the past
without regret. and on The future without appre
hrnsion. But in the iumult Of the world, this
vision forever recede- Us we appnach ii; the pas
sious which have ngitnted our life disturb our
latest hours; and we go down to the tomb like
the sun IN the oeean, with no gentle and gradual
withdrawing Of the light Of Life back to the source
which gavr it. hut ,nIlrn in its heanle,. descent,
with all is i"ry glow long after it has lost its
power aud is -pir ndar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29
E.oa III PA phia Bqietin.
Chs Death al Heuvy N. Ae,iieko offer, - The
Ph5Santhropi.s.

II j. not often neare called 10 record the dephr-
iure from this world OF fellow being whose true
character Throughout life has 50 justly and fihihy
interpreted tie metniag Of ibe word "Phiianthro-
pist ~ tie ulmr heading this brief notice. lenty
M.ZoIliekofer W.s well known 10 almost every Oh
Pha1ephian. md to every benevolent society,"
within the precincts of the city. His private acts
OF charity and true beneyolence are also khe"h
10 the hearts of hundreds, who have been re-
leyed by his generous donations aud received
hi3 parental advice in their Affections His Devotion
to the benefit OF the human race was as unbounded
rs his iiberallty. Those who knew him can attest
his Christian character and has worldly usefulness Mr.
Zollickoder came 10 Philadelphia fifty odd years ago
from Baltimore his native paeeand has resided near
~ snee the of Sixth and Pine streets
where he carried the drug business. Although not
a member Of the Friends Society, he wore plain
dress, Indicative of his pure aud artess character
He lived confer benefits, aud relieve, as far as lay
in his power the salfernes aud Affections Of his fell
low be.n ts-and he has iitAfully perlormedhs ms
sion On earth. lie has aheyed the dictates OF the
Saviour Of mankind. Ii. Transit through this world
has prepared aud fuel him for some purer place be-
yonl the grave where rewards will crown bis world
Is acts, where p1uI Of suffering can reach his
soul aud where angels viii hail his coming.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

A witer in tbo National lntelligencer est
mat,- the mormons in Utah nj Toe DCD persons
hosde. having = 1000 lie, and agent scattered
Throughout the country, who immediately com
lnanicate the acts Of the government and the
sentiments of the community to the lenders at
Suit Lake. He represents them a. being oppo
st 10 the fede1al Government, aud insists upon
the necessity # inkiog PROMPT aud dec-iv"
measure, to protect the country from tse dam
60 which threaten il if"m this gaarltf. h.
writer -re,n. 10 n somewhat imaginative OF N.
p e.aa-. for BE- nsinut.tts something II do with
III. 9TH lo.til'y IL the Union; th.ir secret
pp--v.rs,s embl ni> &,.were all ptn'aiaeui -igns
~ VI IN .u,,nl. and nobody knew the object e
the vgnnt o,Gaazrton bat those who ree"gni
-cd Brigham Young thrir prophet, priest and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29
Effects OF shs Distribu ton Policy.

1t would be difficult TO exaegrra:e, says the
Richmond Wing, the beneicent effects Of
the distribution policy upon the wealth, pro.
gross, and prosperity of the individual States.
The surplus of 36.0o0,0D0 distributed a
mongst the States under the deposit act of
l7'6, has conferred unnumbered benefits upon
tNr people at large benefits which are still felt
and still enjoyed aud which will be for all time
TO come. IN regard 10 the advantages Il wing
from the deposit net Of 1872 to the State of New
York. tho Albany Journal says:
"Ou the lst Of january ls36, - % goo 900 in the
Federal treasury divided among the States
New York received four million five hundred thous-
and dollars She invested it in education Il ha,
wrought magical changes in twenty years Seyen
stately colleges and Normal school have arisen in
our towns. \ hundred new academies adorn our vii.
lagos When bells rings nj ntae haa,irei tlaus
and chidroa pour out from eteren thosand school hou
when Saturday night comes round, a free librArs
ia thrown open Of a million and II half OF hooks
Every boy and gill in the State, from FIVE years up
10 twenty Is offered tuition gratis by that L. States
deposit fund. IL adds twenty-five Thousand dollars
every year 10 the principal OF the school fund. Il
gives one hundred and sixty-hye thousand dollars er-
cry yo1 toward the expenses of the school system II
has t. ttel gen ration. 1t VIII eiu- ate the next
and the next, aui doz more
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29
To the Pablo

For the information OF those who have
willingly or unwit,ngy, connected the pro.
pretor of this paper with the controversy
,hs, has been pending between Col. Lewis
c. Arthur. and the Bedford Sentinel we would
state tina, the imputation is a. nn'unded US II
is unjust. We never had an issue with Colonel
Afihur-nerer knew him. and presume that be
is perfectly ignorant of Us. Ii any further IN.
shall be happy to give references whore We are
Le.l known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

TOBNCO-Iae receipts OF tobarco have increas-
ed some, and market animated. We quote inferior
Tugs at 9aSIo good 10 50aSll 80; fine shipping u
25aS ID GA inferior leaf l2aSl3 80; good l4ASl5;
fine stemmng l6aSl3 40; fine manufacturing lGa
$50; loose Tugs 9aSl leaf IL 50aSl6.
FLOl R.-The market is inactive more for the
want of stocks than any other cause. Holders are
confident and buyers not making inquiries, the
Northern market being unsettled. in the absence OF
transactions, we quote nominaly, 6.25aS5 37i for
good to choice 'upcrhnc, for shipment. Receipts aal
stocks very light.
WlIEAT.-Ihe receipts are not sufficient to c1-
good prime red l.3jaSl.iO; good to prime walte
l.45aSl.5O.
CORN-Thc market very firm at 75c per bushel,
by the cargo; 80 cents in lots from the lepots.
OAIS-jo cents from depots and in demand
BACON-Thc market is very firm, with an upward
tendency. Wequote new sides at l. 4e.: Old l2al2I c
Shoulders, new, 10y lc.; old Zoe. Iams l3aI3ic.
COFFEE-Quiet at former quotations, viz: Rio
lo9al2 cents; Laguayr, l3rl3; JAVA Is al6 cents;
Mocha, lGBal7 cents.
SUGAliS-Rlw; New Orleans none in market
Porto lttco Hale cents; Cuba, lo3alll cents. Re
fined: Loaf, 10 cents; Crushed and Powdered l4la
li1 cents; Coffee l33 cents; B, l3!; c, 10 cents
The sugar market is very firm.
MOLASSES-Cuba;5 So cents; Porto Rico, 72}a75
ccn's-Grm.
WilSkE1-2Sa29 cents, and firm.
LIVE STOCK.
There is great scarcity OF good fat meat. and il
bring high prices Beef Cattle has brought per
cwt We quote inferior to good, 10 to ST. 50 snpe-
ror -l3 per cwt nett. Mutton, : L to SD per cwt
heti Tor superior sheep Lambs 50 TO - per head
according to quality. Calves bring ; to Sl5 accor-
ding to quality
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29
French Hens OF News.

President Buchanan reply to Lhrd Napier :
address, circuates in the French newspapers In
Il good translation. The French find in II more
JUNCTION, more fervor of prediction, for the
British alliance, than they expected trnm the
head of the Democratic party; they asrTlbe his
Impression and language in u measure. To h.
social And conviviai memory; he had not forgot
ten the hospitality which he So recently and
rishnully rlprrlrncrd IN Great Britain. lie
entente cord'di is hkrly to last the longer. be
cause 1t is personal aud not simply official and
diplomatic
senator Sumner has been in Paris n fortnight
~ more. | have seen him only once. aud then
ho was passing with quick stride, on the Rae
de Rjs"I English grnilrmen who have been
seated n"ar him at the Galignnni Reading Room.
mention to mo tlst they could discover no traces
of i'll health. We may anticipate u complete re
cnvery. NJ French notice at his presence has
vet appeared to my knowledge. There Is an at
trmptto get up an American dinner for him.
which we may presume will fail; the less eeat
and diffusion for domestic dssen,ions, the
better. Mr. Sumner has left his card at tho
Grtl uf the Minister. Mr.. Mason; the latter
caused his card /" be left at the lodgings of the
senator This, | believe, is all that has passed
between them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

I We learn from gentlemen Immediately ilefa Nm
chr. er that the Distribution Convention .....uhsed
In AT place c'uesdss last, aHl aJoafaed viii
out making either nomination recommendation
We undcr.tand also, that the Hon. Wnl. Lucas Of
jefferson. has announced himself rs an Independent
Distribution Candidate, 10 opposition 10 Hon. E. J
faikner.--Lce,5ary Wash'agtoH,an.
II j., therefore. n fixed fact. that the Hon.
Charles James will have opposition, aud that in
his own party, aud from one Of its most widely
knosn aud Influential members. The Lucas
family known, not only throughout the Dis
trioi, bat all over the State. William Lucas. tho
present candidate. represented Jefferson, Though
adverse to him in politcs.) in the House of Dele
gates was n member Of the State Reform Con.
vention, and several times "A member Of Congress.
His brother Edward, is the Pay mast er Mt the
l.. s. Armory AT liarper's Ferry has also been
in tn" Legi stature aud in Congress, and is one Of
the most popular and influential gentlemen with
lis party in that section Of the State. II he take
"A position, no will divide and distract the Faux
nnr ranks at That strong bold of their power
We trust hc will. for we have reason To know,
that he has not implicit confidence in tho politi-
cal integrity Of Faulkner. William Lucas has
not sought this position, and has only responded
TO what seemed to be the will of the people who
have called him out. 1t may DO remembered,
that he would not permit his name to go before
tho Faulkner Convention where it, we'll "a that
Of other staunch old democrats, bad previously
been thrust out as uuoeremonously as poor Full
staff was pitched from his buck bn ket Of foul linen
into TIA" Thames But the people,and not the wire
workers under the head If an ndroit nh scurvy
rpllician, have .tukon hold uf the matter, and he
who ui old, had no respect for Conventions. but
WAS every two years foi-ting himself upon the
people OIL Independent candidate. will be cir
cumventod at last. The day Of vengeance for
the Old Line Democrats is at hand
"Forlf We 10 but mark tho hour,
Thrrrucvcr yet was human power
That could oyHle II upfirk yea,
The paticut search aid v,il long
OF those who treasure up a wrong.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

The Seuate of Massachusetts. ON tho petition
# Capt. Levi Baker and others, has adopted Il
resolution appropriatins So; 300 10 test the con
stltutiunaliy of the search law of Virginia.
Tho vessel of Bnpt. Baker. it will be rememher
ed, was seized at Norfolk last summer Tor hav
ing previously sailed from that port without be
Ing searched, a. required by tho law of Virginia
Capt. Baker at the time it is said, determined Ia
test the oon-titutionnltv of the law, and The Sca-
ats appropriation is intended to afford him
material aid"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

The Natehe2 Courier. Of Tuesday last, say:
The most Singular aud wonderful spectacle of
snow storm in Na,chez, ON the 18th Of April,
was presented 10 our citizens on Sunday mora
ing h.t With cold northwest wind blowing, the
snow fell To depth Of fully four inches on the
level but did not long remain on the ground af
ter the suns appearance.
BY way oi convincing our good people that the
"i,ost king was 10th 10 leave this climate slight
iro.t was distinctly pereeptiblo on the vioIet'
and roses yesterday noorning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29
1pmrhburo V'iroinisu.


ES-we call the Of adveers 10 'he I'm psr'sne.
Of lse yInsIStax advertising neiuin Gar dsly ana
papers have large circulation m me
n.t II The STAT, whence growing trade seeks ontet a.
he N,rinia etie. There daily paper published within
hundreds Of miles Of this point and tho complexion
al The xIrgpia and Railroad e. the Hoe ~ the lat
trf .t, unst contribute make the NifEuisu the parser for
,hs seei,n A. /, can daily photographic ntrmston ~
- Ia ADVANCE of all others which doubtless viii ensure or
greatly increased circulation For the mi rnaion o our
readers In thar woui state that intend TO give
ar attention the markets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

IN" National lntrllgencer learns from com
potent quarters that the prospect for fruit is not
:" bad AFTER all in that section of country. II
s"'nr trees have been injured, as i quite posi-
ne u says there are many, prrhnps most tina,
hnNe not hrrH AS yet; and from these should the
present unsettled Srnthrr trrmpnate without
frost. we may expect reasouabl.. product.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29
T'lll

The total lmber arriving on the leland since
Is,i !. 10 ,3l-dira On The ,oyeee. l7Sg In
, ,s, -,
mo year '0'' '"' "'Pn''"'s VI '''''''s ''i' '''
single post OF Swallow, CHM, were 6,37s Souls
In thi, nefarian. traffic the philanthtopie negro
; -, y II :. 49,, l,.l,. ,,.,,l ill.,,
''''n o'''' ~ - = "'
any olhef nation. Amtreh ftalds next ahd hs
the most of the carving trade i done by those
,,ho bpil from north Of Mason aud DIxon's line
We n'"y h"'p'aiiN eonei"ue 'aa' h'''hei 'on"'
than has a large shage III the business, aud there
for, commend 10 lus benevolent heart the fnets
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e'o" > ~ '''e 's' - NV
London Imus:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

We noticed soma days ugo the fact that This
worn on: and gone TO the Oh Scratch Common
wealth. as the Frne Sellers pronounce it, has in
creased in the value of lands nncty-rgh' millions
aud half mot six millions rs some nf the North
ern papers have IN within the lat -ix years. We
beg now Ia present another ttct for the con>idr-
ration If the Philosophers VIII" expect To rrgcnc.
rate Virginia nv nbniishing the slaves, aud colo
nzing ii with New England labor"rS. II i. that
the only county in Virginia in which there has
heen any decrease in the value of lands in the
last six years, i the county # Broke, in which
the depreciation has hren twenty two per cent.
aud in which scarcely single slave is lett
Brooke county gave Fremont u hundred votes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

W.e are Authorized to announce Gro. ii. LEM
mon as a candidate to represent the county of
Campbell in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29
yirsjuinn Sch Priutiu OM-e.

The rsefSIAs Jon offIcE has been fitted NJ with great
rs supplied with the most extensive smrht 81 type
81 description for the neat aud prompt execution OF all
ktsss Il rais Printing II Is under the
paaHenaeee Of Mr. Il G TREAkLk, by WHOM al orders VII
ha puacsnaly aed Distant patrons viii be promptly Acn
ded Patronage home aud abroad respectful! solicited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

We are authorized to announce DR.. BOOKER
+. SMITH candidate to represent Campbell
county lin part in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

ni ih. lnl Presidential II. eiion. LIT IN" cant
ing H. u,p. o:u. put iiai in their lipes aud smoke
t-Rioh DtspGich.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

We are authorized to announce +. Il. DEANE,
jr., Esq, of this city, candidate for reelection
" the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

- tlhrlIt Il lot =" superior Ialow Candles The Mann
iietnrr "i,ts ~ introduce Them In this lark, and "a IT.
them t"rst" low 10 the trade.
af~"ta LEE. JGlfN.DN 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-29

~ also toxes SPARKLING 'icatine making Blanc Mang,
''"''. M'' Tor SAFE ~ JOHN II. SEAY,
In.