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Smyrna times., 1857-01-21

VI when discovery is made which is CAL
ceiated to benefit mankind, it becomes the dutv
oi every good citizen to avail themselves of the
.esuits arising therefrom. In accordance with
snese views, we feel it our duty to bring to the
ncl'ce OF our readers the extraordinary merits
% -; q medical discovery known as Carter's Span
isn Mixture. 1t is the most powerful. effectual
ana certain remedy for all diseases of the blood
YET brought before the public. 1t has perma-
nehiiy and positively cured more than ten tbon.
sana cases OF the worst forms of Blood Disease
such as, Scrsfula, Rheumatism, Liver Disease
syphilis Fever and Ague, and other kindred
diseases, many of which set at naupht the nbv-
.cian's skill, and laugh at all the ordinary ef:
,or,s lot, OF science to conquer and subdue them
wnhe Carriers Spanish Mixture contain. no
mercury, oPum' or anything injurious, vet it's
success IN curing disease has left it without =
iiVal and wherever it has become known ;s
regularly prescribed by physicians who are fully
Conscious of its effects, and avail themselves
y Its merits because it has deserved their com.
mendation. Ii would be better to try il in time
the sooner the better.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-21
LAND AT PUBLIC SALE.

HSxrT7T W ILL y. pc sold on THURSDAY, the 5lh o
Eil Fo1welrs Hoio in smyrna eoG%, walRsrP P m . ~
.,.1 ~ OF ullabie LAND. containing 10 ACRES si,n
poI eu on lhe road leading from Smyrna TO Masseys
nv" ' our M niles from the former place, and within
II Inc ne Improvements are a new iwo-storv D,veIJino
go nuiis lasl year; Stable for two horses gnnI
1orn @ mn &c New pailings around The garden a~J
:es Si Siu "a g9od brick wewlih pump on the premi
'ernnce and Apple Trees N9'' ''"ei'' oi reach'
Hllls '' u s'hoo!s' churches and
br.a bnn,, en- per cent of The purchase money cash
I INJURED dollars on the first of August a1J tba
80 az &c ears. JAMES L. WEIR
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PalethOrp's Ague Mixture.

HE proprietor of the intalible and celebro.
frd remedy for Fever and Ague, known a.
FaletAorPs Ague Medicine would mos, ~
spectfull lly say to the public, that at the sole
Istioh OF many persons, and feeling coniden,
tnat all will be required to bring it into oencr'
al USE Is fair trial of its virtue. Thousands
III the West and South have been permanentIv
cured by using PatethOrp's Ague .Medic;ue
iOr ,he proof OF which. We respectfully refer Won
TO the letters from different parts oftir country
from dealers aud others, who have tested -.
value as remedy for the Fever and Ague.
For sale only at the Drug Store Of
100 JAMES P. HOFFECKER,
0Ao-oH' Snyrna Del
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To DR.. c. Jackson.
See advertisement.

IF UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND and
UNIVERSAL satisfaction is evidence OF urexam-
pied merit, then is PASCHALI,S GREAT
FEFEk and AGUE MIXTURE the RECOGNIZED
ana acknowledged remedy in all co9htries
"nere thls Disease prevails. SO ASTOUNDING il
Us Hs lhorough and searching efficacy that at
o'aunton, Delaware, three bottles actually Of
iected permanent cure in no less than eigb-
,een Cases See the evidence of its high merit
IN The pamphlet on Chils and Fever.
JOHN Ii. BEWLEY. Smvrna
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Doctor Edward ID. DALEY.
SmVrna naI

,h mas REMOVED to MAIN street. two doors
aooVe commerce, next door to Mr.. r. Corrov's
''1Ee, n and nearly opposite the Post Office.
PERSONS calling for him at night will
please ring the door-bell. W."
February 9th. 1854
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\ pSlP1e Specimen of Lithotypin0.
y fHksS, and will be ready soon,
GRAINS OF coin

0O''eC''OH OF Social, Moral aud Inn.lloo
n. S tual Maxims, ''i'ec-
a!lu heg9; of CatIarne II OF Russ, u 1e Court
Emperor Nicholas l." &c, DC. '''d History Of
n, Inn ih' und! ubedly will be the most
tain twenty u casEepI. SDet published m Aefra "OTk S
Mlought INTO over seven hundred .', e hhest gold,
and ana Independent keecuusrIrb1 W orlgna
amJ fFoonhd Aphorisns, which refer To- Use Saws
adapted 70 the 5rese Mor referring and especially
M paieS m formed BY the new Lylhoypnr nrra 6'ed from
II !" @ ,ns last number Of The Mehiy Ra,%bnSS spoken
w'9 Without doubt he the han'ssnes' hot
ii viii be printed and b ever ieo[e pubsheG and
casses or VIII make il attractive and pleasing u, M ls
1t Will be, postpaid. "'S copy ior which
noseIm Address, GEO. A. CROFIrr
oS Dock street, PhilaJe,nI,;.
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Dissolution.

WAS dissolved, this day-Jan. 81, 1857
ooy mutual consent, the co-partnersLin ber.,o-
lore existing between us, under tie finn ot
Iaylor u Hendrix. JAMES TAYLOR
g. ENOClI HENDRIX.
" The undersigned will settle the business
Oh the late firm, and all persons indebted TO Tho
same are hereby notified to make immeJiato
payment, ana those having claims against Tho
said hrm' will forthwith present them for al.
Justnent' as 1t is intended to close all outsland.
ing accounts without delay.
JAMES TAYLOR
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AUCTIOMEEpIM0
Paper Hanging and Po;n1;.m

czens of Fes,ged SN1WR would respectfully inform The
P, pc T. re9Pared to do all kinds Of House and SIM &
LAiN TING. GLAZING and PAPER ia SilE SIGN
lie Tas 5en 'ee and upon the moderate le rms
% mas 'S oeen residing in this Town The las, ;; aa " nus
can give The best references in regard IN ~ yea"'
merce street. RfUREN ~ iuo u.. ..,,rse iiuuse on Com
sep2|-ly ~" ARf,
SMYRNA, Del
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA
:. u. MERsHoN. Merchant, says:


0IAfSoNvILLE, Shelby county, Ky, }
,r March 30, 1855. {
me German Bitters give general satisSc-
., uon, and | herewith hand you certificate of Mr..
Morton berkIey, respectable farmer of this
county" - ''1'
g. SiMPSoNvILLE, Ky, March 80, ls55-Dear
nF-i would inform you that have been af.
n.c'co Ior several years with Dyspepsia, in
'ory aggravated form, for which used Sarsa-
Pail;la ahd various other remedies, without OBJ
tanning any relief. From the various testimo.
h'als IN favor of Hoofands German gtters
was induced to try them, and | now state with
Pieasure that through their use | am eniovino
oeuer health than have done for wears pasf'
&H9 cheerfulIy recommend the Bitters TO al
afflicted with that terrible disease.
Respectfully, yours,
~ MORrON BERKELEY.
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M&~ "a E- Nnz

-EAS "a EG NE
situated within four miles Of said town. and
"itnlh sM - miles OF the Depot, and lies on the
Alley Road, leading from SMYRNA 70 MILE
ton. 1t contains 23G ACRES; 1870 being ara
oie ana IN good state of cultivation The land
mas been well lined recently, with 5000 busbs
and enriched by other Fertilizers. The tcnc'
ing Is good and sufficient, and the Farm is i'm.
proved with a substantial brick DWELLING
and other Out-BulIdings. The Farm is also
we'll watered - "i'0
The WOODLAND is well set in white oak
and young chestnut. and within IL miles of a
good Saw and Grist Mill.
The location is excellent, being in a boor,;
fu country, and convenient to churches. and 70
both public and private schools.
Possession given on the 18th day of March
next when first payment must be made. Tbe
For further narticnIsr. '.i. "ua purchaser.
signed, on the premises.
Jots' JOSEPH SUTTON.
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ALEX. G. CUMMINS S.
Attorney 81 Raw

WALNUT ST., BELOW Srn, PUILAnrIpu,,
ilaS oeen appointed Commissioner of Deeds. to
"a sshe DepoSltlons' Acknowledgment of Deeds,
&c, for the State of Delaware. hv b;s Fwoof'
lency, the Governor of said State. ia7,3m
Smyrna times., 1857-01-21
The Boston Daily Journal.

.,'' or Evening edition, may be desired is
70 suhscrIbers by mail, in any part of the Inte9
"r ok Dollars year. by means of our Fast
i are ao,e TO Keep the forms Tor the DaIIv Jonr
@ I oSii several hours laICr than any other daily ~.
pi' au mus not unirequently To publish imnnr,an,
re WIS rom twelve 10 lwcmtyf'ur hours in vance
lhao LAME circulation OF The Daily Journal is more
published IN Boston F VI '"o ceht paper
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j. r. WILLIAMSON,
CARP ENTER AND BUILDER

:, =, No4I IIINN, DEI.,
builds and repairs Houses, by contract or other
wISe' quick good and cheap, to suit the times.
AlSo' Will make and furnish to order, in any
quantity, at short notice, Pannel Doors, Window
Frames Shutters, Blinds, Sash, worked Wood
iMouidlngs, Brackets, Scrowls, Hand-rails and
rev. Backs of any pattern, at Philadelphia
prices, for cash. i''''N
Vt Orders left at my Shop, or residence lat
1ne variety and Trimming Store), will meet
,oo J. r. WILLIAMSON,
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~ street. rhIladeIrhr' T"'Ic<. " ~ south Second
worth Of te ysI~ q,d s'er"ae have On hand d"aIes s4o
!oii GoII Levers full iewelled, "a cara, co.o.
Cold Hunting Case, ulI jeweIlc h. nrr. cases. S25OO
Gold Lepne Watches eEcrs, BOO
Silver Levers, full jeM,lled 2OOO
silver Hunting Case mil ,,,.,n, 100
silver Lepne Watches 1870
osSnrr s",ne sun cheaper than the above on SO
clean onJ o oi 1eTeiy OF every description o large
plated ware as % r" an hr SIorne Of Silver and S,nr "a
,, milcn we viii sel low. Persons wlsbin@ all Of
any any arcie III our line Will do well 10 g's - purchase
as our oio our s s,Grk a heore uros s Sa
decl0, 56ly 1'e'' Fhliadophla.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-21
stoves AND V'5,s.vova
For Sale.

* TNHE unexp;red term Of an inI eu,ur.d Nsa,o
SsSSM GIRL aged IL ye4rA and hnym,x ,e1s" |
Office, Smyrna. '"0 mes Frnn'Ihs
Smyrna times., 1857-01-21
DIR: Williams Anti-Dvsncntic
nc HE ~ - uSPeP'ic

n,onlr,i EH eighteen years private prac,ico
nr M. ooce ia 4s efficacy offered IN H., ''m IN
] posiVe cure OF all diseases ar,sno ;'.e public
Of Sight Deb;I, IL Nausea Headache Vertigo pnyy Uys
S,rano,h ure, En, Loss of Appetite. Ws,i,iP
VIaIed Ta."e with frequent belchimr Of ,,h 'ne
stomach oIg Iya[g Burning sensa. at The PiI poTes' o, %
"a platIon of the Heart Pain in , aler Eating,
on Tr owafds The right side, saowncs. Of "a" sIn-
yc "'u llrliaDIhly Of Temper
W. L.: ATTESTATION:
we having used NIlnams An; IL
eraa ,.m 'iie most perfect satisfaction ami ETr
iI,g win H ~ recommending 1t 10 all pcrs,, ms
5 "'u dyspepsia as we are fam. rn,t,i 'o'S sulcr
powers pDie qualities in Restoring he dige. ., lis
P"iaiis heHllly tone 10 The stomach. anu lhl-
~ 'ohh IL lenrose, 81 South Wharf,. ~
GcoIy; Thomas AllIbone. Prc,ld.,, motifs.
y yinahlai Abner Elmes Market ,lrr, 'A oi renn-
- ~ MMoMiey' "a North Wbaves; Mic,.,c fi alFhi r
1i Merchants Exchange Duhli, Sup't
eng|6 ihs' h,, oi names 'oud be extended 10 ,,oo.
o1rna Dut @ t'e foregoing is deemed suIlir,.n, any
, Se "Hu Agency, SuuIh SEVEN,T,H G.
IIlil.
Smyrna times., 1857-01-21
VALUABLE EsEAL Esq
AT PUBLIC SALE

WILL be sold at public sale, on TUESDAY
:; ;ne ou uay OF February next, at Foxwell's hotel
IN Smyrna, at o'clock, p. M. vaIn.bis
Smyrna times., 1857-01-21
At TE MTiOM

So )ENNEY SrEVENsOA, Manun., Iurer Of
r7S9 IN ~ and Sheet iron Ware, and Dealer m,
SAE5 ~ - Wv rs &c, SMYRNA. DeI wcuId RESI- oct
ra iulIy annoonce to the public thai tho aboye bns
th ~ AZ It's various branches is carried; on IJcr
',e management Of SPARKS & SISCO, in his Fact1yr
Cor, s.au recently occupied by Ssco g. Bnrris, on
keonS ,,' street. near Main where lie const n,Iv
NeelS On han1 large assortment Of !
stoves and Vimwarc.
D! every description He is we'll s,,r.,,,oJ III
ming pertaining TO his line of bushes off
"i uISpoSe. by Wholesale or retail al az re.snnalJo
"Ss pSGs,a as any oher establishment in the State.
nan0o. ~ n,' srOU TING, &c.. done in snneror
anled '' W Al WORN war
Jani 81 .6m
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HS~ va Il & NE S4,s f;,r s.,

Ir1rr "a " - @szs for Sale
HiE gnnsd,erSigned ns,s offers at Private Sa,a r,,t.
rrovememls ali e ety vi U eO lining sI2 ACRES, Hh o IS
mimreesborongh. Md, Mlnn shor, %,. ane Town
ton "u Fai ana Delaware Railroad and ncar =. le
it, These ueI ratmH arm & Ras an abundance Of iSBER
60, 66onnGialIng terms Further and ac
Dy application 10 The subscriber hiade known
dec3.3m }. Z. LOBSTEIN
Greensboruugh Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22
PERSONAL.

-. The marriage of the Princess Royal and
PfInce Frederick William of Prussia is set down
for the 18th January.
80. J. Milton ClApp, who had been for more
than twenty years connected with the manage.
ment Of the Charleston Mercury, died last week
He was d native Of Ohio
Lieut. Ten scott has sent Col. Lay, one
OF his ad-de-camps, to Washington, to engage
quarters for his reception after the holidays
80. The Albany Knckerbocker denies the
commonly received statement that the sculptor.
Crawford, was native American, and at the
same time says:
owe know that he was a native of Ireland and
emigrated with his parents at an early age (about
seven years. from Ballyshannon, in the county of
Donegal, and the writer OF this was we'll ac-
qnaiDted with his father IN the city of New y ork
thirty years ago. Give old Ireland her due
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22
Proceedings Of To-day.


IN THE SENATE, to-day, Mi. Mason reported
from the Foreign Affairs Committee, a bill for the
relief Of Sr. Achota; referred.
Various petitions, from Tennessee, Illinois and
elsewhere, for the opening of a road to and
through Arizona, Were presented and referred
Mr. Johnson, of Tennessee, introduced a bill
to give every head of a family who will settle on
ana cultivate 1t, LOO acres Of the public domain.
Much other usual morning business was trans
acted ere the hour for again taking up the spe-
cial order arrived, when the pending proposition
to print the Message and accompanying docu-
ments having been taken up, Mr.. Stuart waived
his right to the floor in favor Of Mr. Fitch, who
was delivering powerful speech i'm favor of the
Presidents policy with reference to the accept
ance to the Lecompton Constitution for Congress
when the Star went TO press
In THE House, after the reading Of the jour
nal, Mr.. Giddings was, motion, discharged
from further service on the Claims COMMITTEES,
on account of ill health.
resolution was passed TO close the debate on
the Treasury note bill when next taken ND In
Committee OF the Whole in two hours the O.
after, and to limit the general debate upon il to
twenty minutes speeches.
They next went into Committee MIR Phelps
again in the Chair,) wherein
Mr.. Jones' Of Pa moved to postpone the fur
ther consideration of the House Treasury Note
bill, and tai mp in its stead the bill to the same
end received on the day before from the Senate
which elicited much conversational debate.
The said motion was agreed to.
The said Senate bill having been taken up-
Mr.. Grow addressed the Committee at length
against 1T, In political speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22

IL The new Collins steamer, the Adriatic, at
tracSd much attention at Liverpool. She was
thrown open TO the public for two days, during
her stay in the Mersey, and admirin. crowds
avaiied themselves of the opportunity of inspect
ing the noble vessel. The Persia was moored in
the immediate vicinity of the Adriatc, thus af-
foTding favorable opportunity for contrasting
the two CRACKS" The London Times describ,
ing her arrival, says: -r
"She appeared to be under easy steam yoiDy
at the rate Of nine knots hour, and vet SO keen
and hne are her lines, there was scarcely ripple
perceptibie at the cutwdter, while aft there was
an entire absence of that turmoil of waters which
distinguishes the ''sea bruisers," the pet model 4
Of the old school of naval architecture in their
laborsoIne progress at sea. On approaching the
Sloyne the Adriatc displayed the English en-
sign, and saluted the Cunard steamers Canada
and Persia, a compliment which was promptly
returned by each Of these fine vessels, each Of
which had the United States ensign at the
fore .-.#EB .H - -
"Viewed from the piers, the Adriatic appeared
to US less graceful on the water than the Persia
and differs bnt little from the other steamers be,
longing to the Collins line. having the same up
right stem and neatly rounder stern."8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22
DECLARATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS.

TAYLOR 4 MAURY announce the completion
their stock includes careful selection OF EnIf
Gently illustrated Stapdard and other Works 10
variety Of English and American Juvenile books.
and choice assortment Of Bibles and Prayer Boot .
Desks inksiands. Cshas. &c, to which they re-
specially iny,te attention.
dU-u near 9Th street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22

The MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN CONNECTICUT
We are informed that Mr.. Sage, of Cromwell.
the father Of the supposed murdered boy, came
TO THIS city short time since and brough large
quantity OF plank, cut from the floor of the barn
where Benson said young Sage was stabbed
The gentleman who made the exannation saws
he found stains, probably produced by guano,
PoudIete and phosphate Of lime, which were
stored In the barn some months previous
Other startling facts will yet come out of this
business Enough has now been revealed to
show that vast deal more lies behind The
most interesting question Of all is--was murder
committed Whose body was that fonnd In the
river and buried a. the body Of sage - NeU iHa-
zen Palladium, Dec. 10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
ThiFty.fifth Congress-First Session.

IN THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr.. Bgler continued his speech in reply
to the late effort of Senator Douglas against the
policy Oft President and the Democratic party
upon the Kansas question. At the conclusion Of
his main speech an interlocutory debate took
place between Senator b and Senator Douglas,
which occupied the Senate until the subject was
postponed for the day, Senator Stuart having the
floor for speech upon it at p. III. TO day
On motion of Mr.. Iverson they next resumed
the consideration of the House bill to amend the
act of the last session regulating the compenso-
ton OF members of Congress, to which several
amendments were offered which were discussed
others, until the said bill was passed without
amendment when they adjourned.
Is THE HOUSE, the Treasury note bill was fur
Their debated In Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, by Messrs. Abbott, Letcher,
Banks, Lovejoy, Campbell of Ohio, Quitman,
and Boyce, until the committee rose-Mr. Grow
being next entitled to the Aoor.
Mr.. w arTen asked leave TO Introduce The fol-
lowing esoution:
Whereas 1t appears from the proclamation of
Brigham Young, late Governor Of the Territory
of Utah, az also from the message Of the p EST
dent Of the United States, that said Territory is
now in open rebellion to the Government of the
United States: therefore.
Resolved, That the Committee on Territories
be instructed to report on the facts and inquire
into the propriety of excluding from a seat upon
this floor the Delegate from that Territory
Mr. Banks objected, and the resolution was not
received.
Shortly afterwards the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22
KRIss KRING LES ADDRESS

The Joyous days al length have come,
When children love 10 mlngls:
And 'rcund the hearthstone of each ho,ae
Receive from Odd kriss KrineIe"
Those gins winch he 10 won't TO make.
At this cornwall season.
But failing row, ed have IN. IN tske
This as an ample reason
TO LA MMOND he has long assiypet
His former avOcl tlon,
And al has 9TH st. store you'll find
K ch gifts every shape and kind.
To please the eve and SUIT the mind
a c2-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22

A GOOD DINNER AT SHORT NOTICE.
"A A French Cook Of long experience, wi o is
capable OF getting up first rate Dinner res De Of
FULLY informs the public that he 10 ready to furnish
kepaSts, or get them up at your domcIl without
trouble TO those who may honor him with their
He keeps a special depot of line pressrves NJ sIl
Kinds, Pe'its Pois, ChamplgnopsJ TrufIes, etc !,
Jams, sweet MeRts. Also. a choice assortment OF
old Cognsc, Kir.ch, Champagne. Marachino. Alb
sinthe Suisse, etc; Bordeaux Wines ST Julisn
Chateau latte. Leovllle, Eauzon. St Julien
Medoc, ~; Estephe. Sherry, MADEIRA, PoTi, Rhine.
and ot her W ines in variety. "
Meals ready at al hours NJ BARZOT
d2l-I 30 r street NORTH near 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22
Rec DAN ANTE.

aPHot. IA. w. NUMBER takes great Pleasure
ia announcing Ia his friends aud patrons tlist "a
his next SOlREE viii take place a. his Hall. q
9ofner 9th and ID streets. on THURSDANN
ENtNlNG. Ds-embtr SlSt. 1857 Ia
This beng New Years Eve, Young ladi, 40
genuemen who have frequently enjoyed these de-
uchttnl entertainments will have the pleasure oT
dancing The " Old Year out and the New Year m z"
pom ihs occ ision the celebrated Lancer q I'D %
nile VIII he introduced, this being the fret repTe
sentatIon IA public Ia this city. N was 6rst nitro
duced at the state Balls n Europe and has become
the most Tavored Of all the ia> honhbe dances being
conducive - grace, addn, and elegance Ia tie
cUBge. The new Polka and Mszourks 0usdri IS
VIII also be introduced. max ing one Of the most
varied programmes ever Onerod al al solree given
in Washington.
All persons wishing tn take lessons in the LAnoer's
QuadrIlle only do so upon reasonable terms by
applying to Prof. NJ. DIS STU ThSf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22
LOST AND FOUND.

OST.-Two Black Leather TRUNKS from one
u my hacks last night, bet veen thecrxo
nallrosd Depot and 18th street. A hbersl Exx N
reward will be paid for their delivery Al the <o1fD
Union Hotel, GeorsstoWn.
d81' EDWARD GRAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22

n-CAPITOL HILL NJ. T.. CHURCH.-The
tI3 Ladies Of the Capitol Hill nj. r. Church re-
spcctfuly announce that they have commenced
holding FESTIVAL IN Columbia Hall, New Jer-
seY avenue. south nf the Capitol, att o. CLOCK D. m
and to com nue during this and next week. The
preparations will render the essval the
must SAINT that they have yet held Oy sters and
Hot Coffee and Confectionery Of every kind III be
seryr up In such manner to please the taste of
an eplcure. Fancy Articles of every variety SUIT
able for Christmas Presents; together with others
OF q useful as well rs ornamental character IN
abundance. AS the proceeds of this Festival are to
be applied to the finishing of church that has ac-
noble work. u Is earnestly hoped and confidently ex
pected that the friends Of the church and he pu
who have heretofore been so K ind and liberal will
again extend that patronage which has always been
gratefully received, acknowledged, and iemem
beTed. a IN Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22

MR.. BIGLEE SPEECH Since penning the
brief article elsewhere in the Star to-day, con-
corning the remarkable difference between the
ways by which Governor Walker and Senator
Douglas apparently seek to reach the common
end OF opposition to the Democratic party ON
the Kansas question, we find that Senator Big
Ter devoted much of his great and importa mt
speech Of yesterday to the work of exposing the
obstacles in the shape Of stump record" which
the distinguished Senator from Illinois some
time since placed in the path he has chosen to
take. To gentleman not determined to reach
his end in spite of all obstacles, the task cf
lodging around some Of them, crawling under
others, and scrambing over the rest, would be
appalling, indeed
How difhcult to be accomplished 50 plausibly
as that the world cannot appreciate the extra
ordinary attitudes Of statesmanship necessary
in so doing, Senator Bigler made so plain yes
tsrday, that all who run may read His effort
will long be remembered by all who heard it, Al
warning to all American statesmen who NAV
fancy that the reputation of name may be re-
lied ON ~ shield one from the disapprobation Of
the Democratic party, that surely follows all
attempts to use the influence Of that name
made influential only through Democratic ia
yor-for the benefit Of the enemies of the Dem
oeratic cause -- H sHE -.
The DAcoTAH COUNTRY INTERCHANGEABLE.
Warren, U. s. A, lately in charge Of the Gov
ernment's exploration Of the Dacotah country,
has returned to this city, We understand, with