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W. " II. llaskins vs.. Peter +. Peachin.
u virtue of an al writ of execution to ME directed
land delivered from the court of common please,
Wood county, Ohio, in the above case will offer for
sale at the door of the court house. in Perrvsburg
On Monday, January 18th 1857.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and > O'Clock p
~ OF said day tie following real estae In lot num-
Der four a. in the town of Portage. Wood county, Ohio
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY 4 DopGr. Atty's
nov. -. 1S5C-IOw6So 90
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-. N II TUIEtT VI. JOhn Ozark.
u virtue OF an execution to directed and deiiy.
bered from the court Of mmon pleas of Wood conn
y. Ohio, in the above case will Gfer for sale at tie
doorof the court house in PER-, sburg.
On Monday. January Il, 1857,
between the hours "I 10 O'Clock NJ. and o'clock r.
NJ. OF said day, the following real estate The north
west quarter Of section ht' three la3l of TOWNSHIP
three @ North, of range ten l0I in wood c, unity
Ohio, containing lCU acres. {. ". NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MuRRAY, Atty. Of plf.
nov ~, lSj6--2DwG$9 rs.
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PERSONAL.

-. Lola Montez, II is said, is going to be mar
ried to an Austrian.
-. Eiihu Burritt, the learned blacksmith, is
lecturing In Illinois. n.-
-. w: C. Bryant, the American poet, is trav-
cling In Spain
Ing In New York In reduced circumstances.
-. Rev. John PierpOnt, the poet has Just mar
ned, for the third time, at the advanced age OF
~ years.
-. DIR. Parker, late Minister to China, has ar
rived In w ashlngton, aud is now staying with
bis brother-in-iaw, DR.. Lindsly
80. The New York Times saws that Governor
Walker left that city on Thursday, at = D. IN ,
for Washington, en- route, il is supposed, for
Kansas.
George w. Curtis (s Mrs. Potiphar'D sent
To Philadelphia, the other evening, as an excuse
that he could not lecture, that his wife had Just
got baby.
go. The residence of General Henderson, who
succeeds Senator Rusk, Is, we are informed by a
gentleman from that State, at Marshall, instead
OF 81. Augustine, Texas.
80. Miss Della Webster, who suffered tribula-
ton IN Kentucky some years ago for aiding
slaves TO run away, is iecturing in New Hamp-
shire on her experience In such matters.
.... The present editor Of the Edinburgh Re-
view is Mr.. Reeve; Of the North British, Profess
sor Fraser; OF the Westminster, John Chapman
(the American London Bookseller); Of the Quar-
terly, Rev. w Elwyn An able corps Is attached
to each Review, selected from the best writers
Of Great Britain.
80. Bennett, OF the New York Herald an
nounces that he has bought him a residence ON
the splendid banks Of the Hudson, containing
forty acres--price S92 ,UO0-embracing every vari-
ETY. Of scenery, forests, fields, rocks gardens or
chards, purlng brooks and fine prospects. Here
he cultivates hilOsophy, cabbages, shanghai
and sorghum, and enjoys the pleasing ref ectons
and bright hopes attendant upon the close Of a
well-spent life.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

The Weekly Star of to-day's issue has an
article worth preservation by invalids, in the
shape of a letter from N. p Willis upon 1.-THE
Art OF Restoring HEALTH" and which contains
some admirable advice for failing lungs. 1t
has also sprightly story, A Day in Petit
coats" an interesting chapter for the ladies,
" Nantes, Gowns and Hoops" laughable
sketch, "a Yankee in a Cotton Mill - some
nineteen columns Of the freshest and spieiest
Washington Gossip, all the local and general
news of the day, and an infnity of miscella-
neous matter.
Price for single numbers, 3 cents; or 81 IS
per year.
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FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON
GRAND FIREMENs' AND CITIZENS
BALL,

The yIGlI.ANT FIRE COMPANY, sfGeorse
town, ID. e., beg leave To announce 20 their %
friends and the pubIc generally, that the, will -
give their Ninth Annual Bail at Forrest Hall 80
on MONDAY EVENING, Dee. 2lst, 1857. IN
The Company pledge thems elves To make thus one
OF the hest Balls Of the season.
No hats or caps viii lie allowed IN the room, ex-
cept those worn 10y FIremen.
No Intox lcsted persons wall be admitted IN the
Ball Room.
A strong Police force will be IN attendance To pre-
serve strict order.
Supper and X refreshments will be furnished n, an
perienced caterer.
SCOTS Celebrated Cotilon Band has been eusa, ed
for the occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentleman
and AIDES.
Manas,msst on the Part af rae Citirsn,.
Hon. < X. Crawford, a. /. Yearly, Esa.,
Hon. Henry Addison, X. w. Blunt, ESQ,
Mob; Ould, ESQ.,, Jas. A. Magruder, Esq.
Hugh Caperton, Esq.. Gil. Vanderverken Eso .
Bladen Forrest. ESQ.
Masdgsnsaf III, Part Of IN, CosgpanV
Han. e. addison. John Scott,
Jno. Shackefo Lem' Brown
henry %: Heaver, Geo. Collins,
yno T. Findly, Johr NJ G;rcs. 90
koonts; John j. McG uIllan,
Jno Thecker, Joseph koOnts.
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IL The Associated Press dispatch from this

IL The Associated Press dispatch from this
point, Of yesterday. has the following items:l
Senator Bigler, in order to correct msappre.
hension, states In conversation that the meeting
to which he alluded in his speech on Wednesda y
as having taken place in Douglass room, last
year. To consult Oh the TOombs Kansas bill, was
an official rather than private meeting Of the
Committee on Territories, and to which other
Senators had been invited
Judge Buffers death, according to the present
understanding among the Senators, will be for
mally announced on Monday, and that Of Mr.
Bell, Of New Hampshire, OH Tuesday.
" The democratic senatorial caucus to- day
agreed on the standing committees Mr.. Mason
Is to continue chairman Of the committee Of for.
eign affairs; Mr.. Douglas Of territories Mr.
Hunter of finance; Mr.. Stuart Of public lands
Mr.. Bayard Of the judiciary; Mr.. Brown Of the
District Of Columbia; Mr.. Clay OF Commerce
and Mr.. Yulee Of post office committee.
Gan effort was made to elect new officers Of the
Senate, but the proposition was postponed.
''The subject of the election Of public printer
will come up IN caucus next Monday, and much
interest is manifested concerning it,"
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ID A few days since Southern gentleman,
an officer in the United States Navy, arrived in
New York and put up at the 81. Nicholas. A
decoy was not long in initiating himself into his
good graces, and playing the agreeable by showing
him the leading town sights, ending, usual in
such cases, in visit to the gambling house, to
take glimpse of the tiger, ;" as the more know
Ing ones phrase it. The Southern gentleman was
delighted and grateful. He showed his delight
by drinking freely Of the costly wine set before
him, and his gratitude by playing at ''faro." In
an hours time he had lost 1000. This was on
Wednesday night. Thursday morning the los
ing gentleman awoke with severe headache,
and to the consciousness that he had foolishly
lost what he could i'll afford to lose. He called
upon the superintendent Of Police, and his money
was recovered, but the name Of the Southern gem
teman and the locality of the gambling house
and the name Of the proprietor are suppressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-12

HARMONIOUS. RESULT Mr. Hunter received
the vote Of every Democrat, and Of all the oppo-
sitiOn except II who scattered The Examiner
says /" the best feeling prevailed" and the En-
quirer says there was " entire harmony" -
Mr.. Martz, of Rockingham, made the nomina-
tiOn speech, and Mr.. Spitlsr Of Page, the second
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IL The Methodists, as a denomination, are
making war upon the habit of using tobacco.
We learn from some of the Methodist journals
that large and influential Conferences have de-
termincd to license and ordain no candidate for
the ministry who is not willing to forego the use
Of tobacco in every form Of personal indulgence.
new University has been endowed also In one
Of the Western States, with the provsO In its by
laws, that Professor shall he entitled to any OF
the avails Of the endowment, who Is addicted to
the use Of tobacco. IL Is suggested that the money
spent uselessly for the weed would evangelize
the world.
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FROM MExIco.-The ste amer Tennessee, from
Vera Cruz, with dates to the 6th, has arrived a.
New Orleans. The position OF the Mexican gov
eminent was decidedly better. The revolution
lists had been vanquished at Puebla and else
where Commonfort had been formally installed
The pert of Naridux had been declared open,
but the siege Of Campeachy still continues. The
besiegers were suffering very severely for provi.
sions
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT By THE NEW
York BANks.-The presidents of the Banks of
America, Commerce, National, and Manhattan,
have just issued the following important circu-
lar:
"NEw YORK, Dec. 10th
"S1R-Annexed is copy oka proposed agree
ment for the resumption of specie payments by
the banks Of this city. The concurrence and co.
operation of your bank in this important and
most desirable object Is earnestly solicited The
agreement will be presented to you on Saturday
for signature
''YOur obedent servants,
''GEoRGE NRwBoLD.
S'JOHN A. STEVENS,
&C. o. HALsTEAp,
GAMES GALLAIIN."
The following is the agreement referred to in
the circular:
"In view of the present strong condition Of the
banks Of this city, and their duty to the commu-
nifty and themselves, the undersigned banks of
the city Of New York hereby give notice that on
after Monday next they will resume specie pay
ments on all obligations"
Tie proposition meets with great favor in New
York, and 1t is generally supposed that half of
the banks will TO it, though il is well known
that some banks oppose the measure as tending
10 advance the rates Of exchange on New York,
and thus Irtard remittances and, further that
1t would cause heavy drain Of specie for export
and render a second suspension imminent In
any event, however, the Commerce, American,
Manhattan, and National Banks will resume on
Monday.
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IL The story of the hard times may be read
in the long columns of advertisements in the New
York papers, of young men wanting work, and
adding, employment more an object than sala-
ry;" and girls of wanting situations--'.wages
no object, provided thay can obtain a home for
winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-12

HOTEL STRIKK.-Ninety members Of the Vir.
gnia Legislature, boarding at the Exchange
Hotel, Richmond, signed a call to the proprietor
to reduce his board charges-Sl4 per week. He
declined after consideration. What will they do
is the next question.
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his allies, is manifest in the recent instant con-
frmation Of the nomination of Gen. Denver.

denver,
The HoUsE.-0ur distant readers NAV rest
assured that the Republican party newspaper
of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas in the House
of Representatives with the Republican party
members Sufficiently strong to disturb the power
of the Democracy in the chamber, is myth
and nothing more. The result of the distin-
guished Senator'S detection, so far as its inHu-
ence upon the substantial strength of the Dem
ocratic party In the House is concerned, will
not be the defeat Of single measure sustained
by them as party measure-not one The
distant public may rely upon this fact Noses
have been counted, snd,it is perfectly well
known that SO far as the legislation of the
present Congress is concerned the Republican
party will reap no benefit whatever from their
late acquisitions. We are greatly gratiied in
deed in being able to give this assurance.
A FIrrINa WORD OF WARNINa.-More than
half Of all the reprehensible financial legisla-
ton of Congress, as We have repeatedly shown
| in the last four years, occurs during the two
last days and nights of each succeeding SEES
sion, when laboring amid a bedlamish uproar,
upon the high pressure system, with full head
Of legislative steam on, not one in three know
the precise bearing of the votes they gi~s~on
anything Fortunately, the President has ia
ken up the subject in the message, and in q
few brief sentences, has exposed to Congress
and the country the grevious results of that
costs the Treasury many millions of money an
nually, which is worse than thrown away, be-
cause its expenditure is at the bottom of much
corruption Of public and private morals.
The NAVAL COURTS OF IKoUIRY.-Little
was done hero to-day, as the Courts, at an carly
hour. took recess in order to attend the fune-
raj of Col. VIM Turnbull, of the Typographical
Corps.
Before Court No. |, Com Aulick, testified in
behalf of appellant in the case of Lieut.. Por.
ter.
Before Court No. 2, in the case of Commander
johnson, Gov. Price, of N. j., testified in Gov
eminent behalf, and Commander Robt. Richie
and Capt. Frazer in behalf of Johnson
The PENNSYLVANIA AND ARGUs.-We deem
it duty We owe to the cause of the admission
of Kansas on the Lecompton Constitution, to
say to our friends in Congress that they cannot
do better than to embrace one or the other Of
these active and efficient Philadelphia dailies
in their respective lists of newspapers for which
they arc authorized to subscribe by resolution
OF the House. No other two journals are doing
more efficient service in the good cause, and
our friends in Congress should testify such an
acknowledgment Of that fact
THs WEArHER.-Thef following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about O clock 4 m .
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II DOURLE-S0LE WATER
PROOF BOOTS, which
ANTHONY
il selling Mt S&I50?-and a first rate
Dress Boot At $3.75? New York
Hat store, It'll street, near Pa. avenue. d)0-St
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$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 80
large stock of READI-MADE CLOTHING
and GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS Just re-
ceIved and for sale at terms suited TO the monsy
Prs,Snre. Also, TRUNKS, VALISES, etc.. of the
best quality.
We suggest to persons in pursuit oSf first rate
bargain TO call at the above number before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as they confident that their ex.
tenslve stock Is suited To the requirements of the
most fastldious. No. SO Pennsy wanna avenue,
under Browns Marble Hotel.
dll-Sw TStates& Intel I
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IN POSTrONEMrNr.
HE MANAGER FOR MISS MAYS

certs regrets to have 20 announce that, an conse
quence OF the illness Of one of the arlsts.
Mr. Harry Sanderson, the Concert adveftis for
Mondsy, the 18th inst, is necessarily post poned 70
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NEW FANCY GOODS, rOYs, DO.

NEW FANCY GOODS, TOYS,&o
MRS. II. GLITCH most respectfully informs he,
customers and the public in general, that she has
just received and opened large variety of FANCY
ARTICLES, such as
China Cups and Ssuoers, with notices
Perfume Bottles, Card Receivers, Vases
Cigar Stands, Jewel Cases Cabas
Work and Fancy Boxes, Portemonaies
Jet Bracelets, Perfumery i'm great variety
Berlin double and single Zephyr Worsted
t LAST Bets Floss Silk, Chenille
Commanded riippers.
:, With an endless variety Of new Toys and other
Fancy Nations, suitable for Christmas and New
ear presents. at very moderate prices.
Call and examine them before you make your pur-
chsses. MRS. n CIJTCH
dist 298 Pa. ave., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.