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VOHN ALEXANDER,
have lust received q large assortment of GILT
and VELVET WINDOW SHADES, Of new and
Also a large selection OF LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS, GILT CORNICES. BED CANO
PIES, and PICTURE CORDS and TASSELS.
mar Sl-eom
NEW FOREIGN SPRING GOODS. - The
>subscrbers respectfully invite their patrons and
the public generally to call and examine Their very
large and select assortment of FOR REIGN SPRING
GOODS, which they have themselves, with SPECIAL
care, selected for their special trade.
They al so keep constantly on hand the best quali-
ties of Army and Navy Goods-Epaulettss, Swords,
Sashes, Gold Laces, &c.
They also invite attention to their Foreign and DO
mes-tie Furnishing Goods, Of the best manufacture
A.s 1s = 'sss %ssss' Army aud Ssvy T,h5rs. NJ ~
Nb N-dH under Beows's Aossi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-07

TOR SAILOR RENT.-THAT LARGE
i THREE-STORY BUILDING on the Plank
Road, adjoining the Park, and known as The Grove
containing Is Rooms. There is a Ball Room so by
16 feet; Bar Room q by 81 feet, and Cellar 60 by 81
and feet deep. Ii is well suited for first class
Hotel or Boarding house.
mar 23-lm JOHN A. SMITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-07

>. ANDTRTNK KESTABiiSHMENTF.,c sim nSF .cl. r,11n
so north side of Pennsylvania avenue be- SSXS11X
tween 9th and 10th streets u have this day ~AAfD
Philadelphia, Pa, splendid assortment OF Ladies',
Misses, and ChldTen,s 1T f. r s, BOOTS,
SLIPPERS and BUSKIN TIES, all colOrs sha pes
and styles, all for the spring trade.
Those wishing a good and cheap article will do
well to call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere, as am determined to sell cheap for the
Ny stock of TRUNKS and BAGS is the larges,
in this CITY. (apS) s. p, HOOVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-07

FOR RENT.-Mrs. g. ANDERSON has seve-
Il raj COMFORTABLE ROOMS for rent, which
are all comfortably Furnished either Parlurs or
Chambers, situated on Penn. avenue, No. 26, I'd
door from the kirkwood House. mar Slim
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ARNY 4 SHINN,
up slim Corner Green and Olive sts.. Georget' n

TO THE PUBLIC.-JOHN p. DENNIS hav-
ing taken the well known Coach Fac-n t6HRR ?,
tory on 9th street, between Louisiana av- E1TNES
John Nj Young, IS now prepared to manntactuTe and
repair all descriptions Of COACHES, BCGGIES,
WAGONS DC, on the most reasonable terms, In
tho very best manner, and at the shortest notice He
respectfully invites his feow-cltzens to give HIM a
trial. -.-. mar 6-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-07

EOR RENT-A LARGE AND DFIRST- CLASS
Il DWELLING HOUSE, situated on the corner
Of 18th and streets, containing IL Rooms with all
the modern Improvements, lately occupied by the
Hon. Mr.. Vinton. For further particulars inquire
of MARY b. ALEXANDER, or JOHN ALEX
AFDER, 40 Penn. avenue. 24-eoSw
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REMOVAL.

THE undersigned grateful for the patronage they have
received from the citizens OF Wheeling and the public
generally the old stand, respectfully ask continue
of the ut their location, No. lis Main, be-
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose all seasons keep such assortment Of
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENsWARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that win likely ,uit
The taSte or an Who NAV fnVor Us with their patronage
Our Rooms spacious aOrding facilities unsurpassed
exhibit goods TO advantage, and aside from
Retailing and packing department shall continue
keep hand original packages Of asserted Queensware,
adapted this section Of country and the extreme West
which viii be offered small advance the cost.
Connected with this house, Is \ FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants nav rely upon
saving The carriage from The East TO this point by buying
their Glass and Queensvare nom
]. K. DUEHAAf q CO.,
mh14 No. lis Main St, between Monroe a Union sts
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CONSOLIDATION. 81
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1T rs NOT A DYE.
MRS. 8. a. ALIENS WORLDS Hal
RESTORBR .

RBSTORBR.
GRAY haired Bald persons with diseases Of hair or
Mrs s. A. ALLBN'S zYLoBALSAMUM
or Worlds Dressing essential to with the Res
orer, and Is the best Hair Dressing Tor OLD or
being ecaclouI in Of hair falling, &c without
REV II Y. DEGAN, Editor Guide to Holiness. 1--WE
PRECEDENT j. IL EATON, L. L. d. Murfreesboro', Tenn
NotWitstan dlng irregular use, the falling OIL Of har
ceased my gray locks restored to original COLOR
REV s. h. MORLEY, Attsboro', Massachusetts. ut has
changed the Grown OF Glory, belonging TO old men,
to the original hue Of youth" &c.
REV II. TEACHER go years Of ageJ Pitcher ChenanEo
County, New York. "My hair is now restored 1t is
nothing like dye" &c.
REV D. r. WOOD Mddletown, New York "Aly own hair
and that OF another Of my family, has greatly thicken'
REv. JAMES Mckee, New YORK City, Recommends 1t. &c
REV W. PORTEUs, Sanwieh, Conn ut has met my most
sanguine expectations" &c. .
REV. J. +. GRISWOLD, Washington, N. II. at Is reall
eIieaeious in restoring the hair, &c ,.
REV. q. NJ. SPRATT, LeWisburgl, Pennsylvania. I'VE
can and do cheerfully recommend It," &c.
REV j. p. TUSTIN, Charies:oWn, South Carolina 1.-THE
REV AMOS BLANCHARD. MsIidsn T. H. ave think
very highly o. your ILsPars3'iSn' &c: srris.
TO ind my haIrturn as when was young" &C.
REV @. II. CLINK, lewiston, Pennsylvania. 1T has
REV A. FRTNK, Chataqua County New York. "I am sat
isHed and recommend IT,"
REV. o. NORRIS, Cross River, New York at is the best
preparation extant.h -
r-e nigh swell this list but net convinced TRY IT.
export these preparations to Europe even and they
superseding all others there well as in the United
does not soil or stain Sold by all the principal whole
sale and retail merchants In the U. s., Cuba or Canada
DEPOT, 355 BROOME STREET, N. Y.
where address all letters and inquiries.
dealers try to sell articles Instead Of this on
which they profit. Write to Dept for Circular
terms, and information Genuine Is signed, Hrs. s. A.
Alien, written In ink. Beware OF counteTietts.
ssptI-3meod
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DIRECTIONS.

Keep the Wines Horizontal position and in cellar
In cold ,ssGtSo, the SPARKLING WINES should be kept
three days before using in room, at the tenn
peature Of about TOdeees, that the Wines are well
warmed through.
Ice should never be used in SPARKLING oATAwBA
WINES It Injuries their and flavor, and dilntes
the Wines thus destroying their character. The Wines
too sensitive TO bear Ice.
i5-In offering the above Wines to the rtice of the
American public, desire all peTs who may
purchase them; hat they the strictly PURE irCB
CATAWBA GRAPE free from any and every for Il aiuer
ation and containing that Which results
from the natural process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBA Is not made to INITIATE any
foreign article whatever; but is designed to h s what
IS represented, an American sparkling 8tues rs
Champagne is FRENCH Sparkling Wine Here the re-
semblance the American Grape FAR rich
and fruY in its flavor II makes delicious wine The
prejudice in favor ofhc foreign article he regarded as
prejudice only and Inconsistent with true taste and judg
ment.
The STILL WINE highly esteemed by Medical men as
admirable tonic for nvadS, and for SLCRANESTAL
purposes tits wholly uneNccptionabie.
The BRANDY made from the Catasbs Grape differs IN a
material degree from ordinary French Brandy Of
but at the time possesses al those qualities which
should characterized superior article OF this kinds and when
1t Is desired to have strictly Brandy for medicinal or
other purposes, II cannot be over estimated
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
apT-dnW GENERAL AGENTS.
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american wines ana DE- dhQy'
Cincilndti brands and ZdHs's LsIGnd brands.
GPARKIING CATAWBA, Quarts and PintSO The rival
y Of French Champagne.
STILL CATAwBA, Corresponding to German Hook
CXTAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from catawha Wine
Strictly pure; for medical purposes nnrvalled
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MEDICAL.
wW a Y ER'S
Cathartic Pills,
SUGAR I0A7ED,)
ARE MADE TO
r,Io.,,.. al. T,Iood NM, Cure The SIeIr
CIennse Ihe blood and Cure The sIeIt.
PITTsBURoH, Pa, Nay I, ISL
ARE MADE To

PIIISBCHNHt
DR. C. AVER Sir: been repeatedly cured OF the
worst headache any body have by dose or two OF
pills II seems from foul stomach. which they
cleanse At once II they will others a. they do ue the
fact Il worth knowing Yours, with great respect
Ed. W. PREBLE. Clerk Of Steamer Carton
TSIIfouS disorders and Liver Complaints.
DRPARTNE1fT ISTENoR W AsHrGToN, g, Feb 90
SRs have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever you made the and cannot hesitate to
saw they cathaTtc employ Their
action on re quick and decided consequently they
are an admirable remedy for arrangements Of that organ
Indeed have seldom found Of bilious disease so
PTsteynaIly yours AILOSZO BALL. II. D.,
PlVSfcidH of the Marine Hospital.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RROTIRIERs, LIQUOR MEKClIANTS
AND WHIOLRSAl GROCERB.

DIX. TEUOHI w AINVIIItD
FLAYoRINGS TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
The undersigned lately made great Improvements in
this branch Of business The nyorngs put up In pack
ages Of 10 gallons, and requires but the addition
OF Spirit either LIST 18th proof and Liquors such as
COgnac, either pale, Holland and English Gin ia
mafca and ST. Crox Rum Bourbon Irish and
6cOte RhskeY Apple, Peach Cherry and Raspberry Bran
dy Madeira Wines will be Instantly Produced It
requires no skill but an addition of good SPIRIT so
gallons TO each gallon OF the respective FlAvorlng.
Cognac oil green, yellow and white, warranted
genuine, as low any other Importer in the U. 8.
Essences Of Liquor. Extract OF CoBnac, To- OF
which produces 200 gallons Of COBnac.
Raw Whisky by Dr. R's and body preparation
be made smooth with but tTinng expense.
The price Of RaVOrinEs extremely moderate, and di
reetlons in full supplied by
Chemist importer Of Drugs Essential OILS, and Net
GIs, DdgHerreofype end Photographic Chemicals,
No. l43 Maiden Lane, New York,
N D. Sole Agent GOdfeys celebrated Cordial Htters
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Ploughs! Plouehs!I
FUITON HOUSE.

Washington, Pa. -
undsrsig1ed having leased this well known st
tel ana having thoroughly RENTED it. takes this as
opportunity Of presenting It's claims the travelling
community He has secured the services the obg
ing and attentive walters and his table VIII he, all times
with the hest the market affords The stablng is
ne in the county, and is attended care
The most digent attention will be given to nsurehs
COMFORT and TO cater to the of all
Guests No pains expense will be spared to make this
comfortable home for all who may either permanently
temporarily extend their patronage to 1t.
mh26-d-trW&Y3m ~ -tIit71 JOHN HALL.
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New Advancement

vow w - q tta-a - .,a.o., r,,r,oa
cas &C., have been transferredto us from
Tobins Books, that receiving said Perodt
calls &C. regularly would request those above referred
to- to call at Any wishing discontinue
their subscriptions will advise us thatwe noton
ger preserve copies We have just received of
elegant Family Bibles also late publications. Mrs Hents and
Mrs SouthwOrth's Works Everything In the Book and
line can the Cheap Book Store" No.
III Main street [ap1Ol JAS. o. ORR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-24

The nrmnso Of prices n Mobile and New Orleans. ne
mail and telegraph accounts make Ne ling OF n I'll The
southern ports, 70 atsss dates compared VIII ~ year
200 900 bales. me heavy receipts of -four ysstsr
tay-ths TOW down the North river nom Troy having
brought about - 900 barrel-oaused this marke 70 Do.
cline about tsn cents per BARREL especially on the oom.
non and medium grades. All qualities, however, wsrs
easier, except ohoce extra hmily brands salss d
wheat were limited. Primo white Southern brought
q o., and red do. 81 IS. Corn was liver
and active. Pork was rather Irregular. with
sales Of new mess On the spot n SO 90 -, In
lots About 1900 bbs. were sold late Saturday aer
noon, for delivery In April and Nay, u e24 and ooe
also sold yesterday deliverable BY the lst Of November
sellers option, st e28 80. Beef hym. Lard wa
active sales having reached about $500 bbs. and tier
cts, part TO arrive at 1890 lko chiefly .. the Iss,s1
nsure Sugars closed u about 10 No. advance viii
sales Of 900 900 hhds ana 900 bags Manila as raaes
given in another column. Coffee IVES steady and quiet
Freyh6 were nrmes, and about 900 bushels corn In
bulk, were taken At sxd and 1000 20 900 do. wheat
and corn In bulk and bas at the Same figure Ootson
was taken Sad, dead weight ct 2os, while H. 3d. wa
demanded for -four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-24

PARvENU SNoBBEEY.-A liquor dea er in thu
city, well to do In the world, had daughter
who ell In love with bis coachman and privately
married him. On this the father locks her 10.
naltrtats her, accuses her OF in.anity aao is onl,
restrained from kidnapping Der aud carrying her
abroao BY the stsong ann OF the Law.
We submit that il any insanity be dew loped iu
bis proc eding il is IN the mind of the parent
who displayed such horror OF his daughters
mtsoliidnoe. II may be very refining aud ex
allied calling in lite 10 sell SPIRITS aud tn, post Of
coachman or csrpenter-ior 1t seems tue swain
was both-msy be u very humble one. But. ac-
coldiDg to American notions, the rank Of the one
and the other must be determined solely by the
honesty AID loyalty with which their respective
duties in HE are discharged. A vender OF adul-
terated brandy is beyond all comparison beneath
a steady coachmsn. And if the coachman in this
case be correct worthy man, the conduct of the
liquor dealer whose soD-inlaw he has become
has sbuDdantly proved that the honor conferred
by the alliance is bestowed by the bridegroom
and on the parent.
II would he very fortunate thing for one-baIf
the srstocratic parvenues Of this city to marry
their daughters to honest, faithful men, earning
their bread by honest labor, however humble, in.
stead Of trading them of, as they now do, to
snobs whose whole life Is calculated 10 deteriorate
the race, disgrace our society and BRING contempt
on the ration
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-24

The New Treaty upon Central American
AMhirs.
The amended Dallas larepdon treaty, in the
care Of Mr.. Alexander Il. Evans, special messen-
ger will leave Boston tomorrow in the steam
ship America for England. Substantially, as
amended, its provisions may be gathered from
the Senate amendments, in the form of separate
articles appended to the original treaty, as pub.
lisbed in another part of this paper.
We have every reason to believe that Mr. Blu
chanan feels the deepest interest in the accept
ance of the treaty thus modified, and that this
fact will be privately communicated to the British
government, together with all needful assurances
of the good faith which has actuated our Senate
and Cabinet in the notifications proposed We
also incline to the opinion that the English Csbi-
net whether that of Palmerston or some new
Premier of the opposition side, will accept the
treaty as satisfactory settlement of the Central
American imbroglio. In this event, it will only
require the form of ratification by the Senate
at Washington to become the supreme law of
Central America, England and the United States,
Nicaragua, Walker, Costa RIGA, natives, filibus.
tiers and steamship Commodores, stock specula-
tors, and all others concerned.
Always regarding the Clayton Bulwer CON-
vention as an "entangling alliance with EGG
land, we have heretofore urged the policy OF
cutting loose from it, and the policy of negotiat-
ing with the Central American States upon our
own and their own independent footing, as with
other Independent Powers. But as the high con.
tracing parties to the original agreement have
thought fit to adhere to something like the basis
of joint protectorate, we trust that the reason
able stipulations proposed by our government
will be adopted by the other side without further
chaffering over technical straws and trifes. We
hope so, from the desire to see an end of this
bloody work between the Walker filibusters and
the Costa Ricans and their native allies, and be-
tween the clashing steamship and STOCKHOLDERS
for the Nicaragua route. Let the treaty be ratt
fled, let the belligerents be driven off the 18th
mus, let us have peace, and let us have an open
passage, and in the hands of an honest company
if such a thing can be found.
A similar treaty applied to the Panama Istn
mus would be perhaps another good movement
in behalf Of law and order. Commerce is
King" His highways must not be INSTRUCTED;
and while engaged in the work of opening them
with England, why stop with the task but hal
completed?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-24

EDUCATION IN CANADA.-The report Of NJ
Chauvesu, Superintendent of Education 10 Lower
Canada, shows wonderful progress IN that some
what Glow State. It appears that at the present
moment more than half the boys and girls who
are Of an age TO learn are in receipt OF a
regular education from competent teachers The
proportion would be much larger but for the
sparstness Of population in Lover Canada, thu
length Of the winters, and the necessary dicultie.
of locomotion in such climate. As il is, tho
figures show a gratifying advancement sine
the department passed into the hands of its pr.
seEt incumbent.
Upper Canada is in advance Of The Eastern
province, as was TO be expected from the homo
geneous character Of its people, the superior
IDENTITY Of settlement, and generally the create
analogies between IL and the great States Of th
West. 1t nearly rivals New England and New
York in the greatest Of the elements Of civilizs
ton sound educational Institutions
There are but few States in the Union vhicp
can now afford 10 look down upon these pro
vincts-which few years since, afforded so it'll
satisfaction to the statesman and 50 little hope g.
the economist.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

ALBANY, March 70, 1857.
Mr. RAMSAY 10 question OF privilege In regard so
the card pubshsd by Gulian c. verpanck. He sts,ea
that the made In uanscbing the testimony the
mere word 'unmportAnt" WAS substituted for 'fmpo-
tanu which had been already ted aud with regard
the remainder OF The muncaon ne declared mat
The deductions Of the committee properly draw
from Mr. NcrplaDcks testimony.
Mr. HAIs called up the Concurrent resol atons relative
10 The french spoliatiou claims, and the same were
adopted BY ayes ID, nays5.
The concurrent resolutions the proposed extension
OF the Chsnapso Canal adopted By ayes rs. nay
Mr. kArpxS Of the suggestion Of Governor King, pro
posed resolution, which wss sdopted, appointing Erc
ou i've sessions Tuesday and Friday OF esch week
Blls we're passed 70 regulate the fare on the Central
Rsrosd 70 pay James Bennett his expenses In rcsourG
colored czefs OF this state from the isih OF Noh Ca
rolina; relative party walls In the oily Of Nev Yek
EVENING eKssroN.
Mr. BRooKs presented three memorials from New York
against DISCRIMINATING tolls, and two ron Uuca against
the repeal Of he Trinity church lag Of 1sN
Bills appre prating $500 TO The Granville Tsmslo
seminary g. zoo 10 thc Franklin Academy asd SIS ooI
fer the relief OF the Susquchannah Seminary Bngnsm
ton, were ordered.
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Mails for Europe.

ZEE NEW YORK HERALD-RDITI0N FOR EUROPE.
ne Cunsrd mail steamship America, Capt. Lang viii
Dsave Boston on Wednesday, ct noon, for Liverpool.
ne European mails will close in this city this xssr
nson, at half past two O'Clock.
ne European edition Of the HHRAIp printed In French
I'D KnSiish, will be published nj o'clock In the morn
M. single copies In wrappers, sixpenos.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for any edtio~ Of the
NV YelK BRALp will be received st the following places
IN Europe
L0spos-Am l. European Express Co., u King William q,
PANS Do. do. Place de 10 B0urse
lvRroor-Do. do. Chapel street
kWRrool-John Hunter, II Exoharge street EAss-
xAvlS-Am. European Express Co., Al Rue Oornsle
me contents Of the European edltien Of the HHRAto
wa ccnbire the news received BY mail and telegraph
Ae soe during the previous week, and up - the nour
f publication
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The Late Railroad Accident at Hamilton.

HAHILfVh, Ahfou TOUT
The engine which was submerged In the Ase aooideas
In The Djardns Canal raised to-day, and the brdg
which 10 now repaired, was tested. Toe engine was
raised BY pueys and derrcks TO the TOP Of the water
The forward truck wheel the right side Of the gne
broken Oh. From the position OF the engine IL
lay 10 side oil the bottom Of the canal seems in
possible that the wheel BROKEN OF BY the nall Every
hing goes 70 show that the axle broken on the
broge, very It, and that the fall Of the prits
rom the ooncusson. The bridge tested to-day
vt three heavy Epglah engines aud hardly any vibra
ton WAS percep,ible.
HAMILTON, March "a 20P.M
The bridge repaired and trains running usual
two hundred OF freight have already gone West
We prepared 10 give prompt deepstch freight
in any quantities. c. J. BRIDGES