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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Death of Preston s. Brooks This

Death Of Preston S. Brooks This
gentleman died at his lodgings, Browns
hotel, in this city, yesterday evening
shortly after dark. lie had been sick OF
infammatory sore throat for few days
On the day before yesterday, Monday
morning) he first deemed it advisable
to call in resident medical advice,
his affection having become serious,
though up to half an hour before his de.
cease no approximations of its fatal ter
mination were entertained, We learn.
The immediate cause Of his death was a
sudden attack Of quincy or Group, incl
den to the affection under which he la.
bored. About twenty minutes before
the sad event took place a powerful
emetic was administered to him, which
failed Of any effect whatever. Drs. Kid
well, Hall and Boyle were present, as
we'll as some Of his friends.
Instantly after the sad event took place
1t was known over the city, and the halls
Of the hotel were crowded with inquiring
and sorrow-stricken citizens ard stran-
gers. We never before knew such an
event to give rise to such widespread,
real grief as was manifested in this COM
muuity on tha-occasion. No man ever
in Congress has been more universally and
sincerely beloved here, for no other has
been endowed with q nobler nature or
more lovable traits Of character. The
heartfelt grief manifested last night by
so many men of all parties, of high inte'-
ligence, all Of whom knew him well per.
sonally, afixes the stamp of falsehood to
to the partisan ISLANDERS concerning him
with which 80 large portion of the
Northern press has teemed, for political
effect, br year past. If ever death
t uched the heart of this community-of
all classes and parties congrega ted in the
Federal metrOpolis-it is in this case
That OF Preston s. Brooks ia mourned,
mourned, mourned.
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Overthrow Of Walker

The New York Tribune has letter received
by the last steamer from the camp OF the allies
which says:
We have accomplished acompIeto aud rapid
succession Of surprises until we are In ROSES
ZION Of the whole river from Point Arenas 10
Fort San Carlos. There was Dot a gun fred
except at Sarapiqui, and l believe but three
or four shots at that place, for we went in with
the bayonets lashed to tie rifles
In capturing the La Virgin we found aboard
all the Minnie howitzers-and cartridges. nack
saddles. d., lately shipped by the George
Law: tie letters and all by the bark Gov.
Hubbard have fallen into cur hands
You may make up your minds Walker is
now 'tg0Re IN" More men and munitions of
war will proceed up to Fort San Carlos in the
morning.
The plan Of operations is such as to ipsure
that Walker will desert the country or fall a
victim to starvation an less than three r-eeEs.
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CARD.
CARD.
IINHE SUBSCRIBER ADOPTS THIS Mean

VINHE SUBSCRIBER ADOPTS THIS Means
l. Of ma king known to the citizens Of Washing.
ton, Georgetown, aud the surrounding country,
that be has now In store carefully and we'll 81
lected stock Of the best ENGLISH HOSIERY
OF The most eel ,hrated and best makers In COT
TON THREAD, MERINO SILK and LAM B'S
WOOL also Bretell's celebrated SILK UN-
DER GARMENTS.
Particular attention Is paid to the purchase of
Children's Hosiery which has been so din cult to
find coed here. heretofore.
As 1t is the intention Of the subscriber to devote
particular attention to the hosiery BUSl-
NESS, he feels confidence In saying that he will
always have on hand In season. everything In the
line Of Hosiery that may be required, ar at very
reasonable prices A share Of your patronage Is
respectfully solicited.
FRANK A MCGEE,
ian 2S- 3teo pa Pa. av. bet 18th and 18th SITS
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e The National Gazette and Congress.
sional Reporter, a handsome and well-6llsd
weekly paper, printed in the English and
German languages, and of which Mr.. Magnus
Gross is the editor aud publisher, has been
laid upon our table. In Politics it is demo.
cratic
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDJv,.s

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went
TO press, Mr.. Hunter introduced a bill to
amend an act entitled IAN act to provide fo,
the better organizat alton of the Treasury, and
for the collection, safe keeping, transfer, and
disbursement Of tbs public revenue"
This bill so amends the act as to require
that every diSbursing officer or agent Of tn Q
government having money entrusted to him
LOT disbursement shall deposit the same With
the Treasurer Of tho United States or Assist
ahs treasurer or public repositories, and
U Ice the same only in favor Of persons to
Jaw and instructions, excep. where sums are
70 oe paid OK less than $50, in which cases the
asent Is allowed to check in his own name,
ssaIing that 1t is to pay small claims.
Inc treasurer Of the United statss, Assist.
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SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union says

"The President elect, soon after his arrival,
called upon President Pierce, at the Executive
Mansion; and 1t is scarcely necessary for US to
add, that the brief visit, which was strictly of
a social character, was equally as gratifying
TO the distinguished guest as to the illustrious
host who is now on the eve of retiring to private
life amid the applause and blessings of every
true patriot in the land"
The Intsiiigenesr is to-day devoted to news
and affair. in Congress.
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TAME TO THE SUBSCRIBEH. ON rHI

(NAME To THE SUBSCRI ON THE
~ 9th II December, living on the cor C5SAp,
ner Of I'd and II streets south, RedEEGSS
BULLOCK, with wide horns and aMO
Red COW. The owner is REQ uested TO come for
waJd, prove property, paw charges. and take them
away, or they will be sold on the 10th Of ebuarv,
to The highest bidder, to cover charges.
ian eS-3t& JOHN E. MILLS.
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MUSICAL CARD
Mr.. w. Henry Palmers Piano Forte Glasses.


Its 1igs 9 t sue
toveE As
AEunoon o
Store entancs on lthsreeD
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1MPOR TANT.-THE PRESIDENTELECT
Il has arrived Sill more important, fresh sup
ply Of Books, Stationery, Magazines, Papers, &c.
ian 70 4S6 7th street
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Boarding.
DR.. WILLARD, Dentist

LATE OF CHICAGO,
VI1OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORN
w the citizens Of the District and -
vicinity, that having located him. elf
in Washington, hs Is now prepared 10 OvfSrSS
perform ali operations, In his profes, ion, m the
most approved style A>
Once No. $50 Penn. avenue, adjoining Gar
uef's. ian aO-ly
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ant Treasurers and public repositories, shall

ant Treasurers and public repositories, shall
safely keep all moneys 90 deposited by agents
as we'll as all moneys deposited by any re.
ceiver, collector, or other person, which shall
DO the moneys Of or due or owing to the United
States; and for any failure to do so, shall be
| held guilty of the crime of embe zzlement, and
| subject to the punishment provided in the act
| of which this is amendatory.
It 10 made the duty Of all persons having
money of the United States in hand or in DOS.
session to pay the same over to the Treasurer,
| Assistant Treasurer, or public depository Of
| the United States, taking recent for the
same, 10 duplicate, one to be forwarded to the
| Secretary Of the Treasury and for any failure
to make such deposit when required by the
Secretary OF the Treasury or any other Depart.
! mont, or the accounting officers of the Treasu-
~, the party to BIO held guilty Of the crime of
embezzlemcnt, and subject to the punishment
! for that offence
| Shortly afterwards the Indian appropriation
bill was taken up, and its consideration and
discussion occupied them until they adjourned
for the day without finally disposiDg Of it.
IL TIE House, Mr.. Cobb of G oorgia, replied
to the speech of Mr jones Of Tennessee, against
the bill to regulate the disbursements of the
two Houses of Congress, contending that each
House should righuully control and regulate
its own contingent expenses
| At the termin alton of the morning hour the
said bill was laid aide for the day.
Various bills and resolutions from the Sem
ate were then taken from the Speakers table
and referred, and the bill for tie relief of the
sureties Of Daniel Winslow, returned from the
Senate with amendments was passed, the said
amendments being concurred In.
The House then went into committee (Mr
| Ii Marshall Of Ky, in the chair wherein the
tariff bill having been taken up, Mr.. Maxwell
delivered speech upon tho Presidents mes.
| sage.
When the Committee rose, on motion of Mr..
Smith of Va. it was agreed to take a recess
until p. m
AT that hour, on re-assembling, a dozen
members or so, only, were present, and Messrs
Scott of Indiana, and Perry Of Maine, having
obtained leave to print political speeches, they
adjourned. -
Proceedings Of To-Day
In THE SENATE, to-day, after passing a sin
gle private bill, on motion they adjourned over
until to morrow.
In THE HOUSE, Immediately after the read
ing of the journal Of their proceedings of yes
terday, on motion of Mr.. Stephens the ad-
| Journed.
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Boets, Bucfshin, Donble- sole, w alter Proof all.
Ss, Quilted SILK, Alpine Boots and Caters. For
Gentlemen Boys, ard Youths, French Imported
fatent Leather and Calf Long and Short, Double
ana single sole Boots and Congress Gsitera.
ESQ, splendid assortment No. 1 sole leather
arunSs, 'aiices. Valice Carpet Bags, Ladies
Hat Cases and Trunks: being a larger stock at
this season than usual
Will sell my heavy goods cheap for the cash
and cash only. Call earlv at
Z. HOOVER'S,
Jan2a2r Pa ave-, be. OH and 10th sts
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s.. HOOVER'S IRON HALL BOOT
SHOE &, TRUNK E8fABL SHM Emf,
HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AssoRT.


ment Of La
dies, Misses and
Childrens' white
Satin and Kid,
heeled and with.
on heels, 6 alters
and Slippers; La
die: black bronze
and cclored cloth,
button, healed
Caters, NJ orocco
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A Silent Tribute.-The adjournment over
of the House and Senate to-day, without the
utterarce of word concerning the cause
thereof, was indeed feeling manifestation Of
the universal mourning which exists in this
city on account Of the death Of the late Hon.
Preston S. Brooks. On tomorrow the cere-
monies usual on such an occasion will take
place il both halls.
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STOCK IN rHE OLD DOMINION COAL
COMPANY, kANAWHA COUNTY,

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers for
the remaining stock Of the above company, be-
ing three hundred shares. The capital stock Is
sic, 600 tdOllaIs,) Of which $40 600 has been
subscribed. The mines are now prepared for
active operations, and per cent interest viii be
guaranteed upon the stock now offered for sale
by the original stockholders, for the period OF
twn years
Particulars In regard to the stock, aud Its pros.
pee Is, will be- made known upon application to
jan27 PIP pANDRID6E, Agent.
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The Remsins.-At the hour at which we
60 to press it had not been determined whether
to send the remains Of the late Preston S.
Brooks to South Carolina or to inter them
here, nor can It be well for some days. They
will probably be temporarily placed in the
reception vault e. the Congressional cemetery.
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dismissed from the Service -Wc under
stand that Commander Jas Ii. Rowan, United
States Navy, recently in command of the
United States Brig cambridge, upon the Brs-
iii station, having been sentenced to be dis
missed from the service by tie naval cour.
martial now in session at Philadelphia, AID
the President having approved The action Of
the court, he has been dismissed ccordingly.
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THE MAN WHO GOES BARE-yooryn m WIKI
rkR-The auburn Advertiser saws that John
ford, one Of the eccentric citizens Of that
toTn, declares ihe knows the weather IL oct .
ing colder, because his feet are so mncb
warmer than usual. For two winters now
ms man has gone bare-footed. He saws his
Ieet Are never cold. lie wears shoes In the
hummer, but nothing can induce him to do 20
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PUBLIC MEETING.
TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATIONS,
RECHABITES IN THE FIELD!
SIXTH RESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
cornsr Of Md. Grsnxe asd Sta ST.,
THURSDAY NIGHT, at y past O'Clock.
THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECH-
l. ABlTES, Of the Island, will hold a public
Temperance Meeting at the above time and place
They Invite all the aged and the Young, male and
female. to attend Their OF ject IL 10 do good.
To the question "Can any good thing come out
Of Nazareth ~ they reply, "Come and see"
jan s6-MWT3t
OLIVER PLATED GOODS HAVE
~ Just received several heavily plated Tea Sets
after the most approved English Silver Patterns
which | will cell at great bargains Also on
hand Plated Castors, spoons, and Forks, Wait
ers and Tea Trays, Cake Baskets, &c which
will also be sold al surprisingly To- prices
G. w BOTELER,
General House furnishing Store, Iron Hall.
jan 27-lw
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ROOKs, BOOKS, BOOKS, MAZAZINRs,
- Papers. &e.-The right place to get the
above articles is at FERGUSON'S,
Jan Is 466 Seventh street,
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l.. IRVING'S VOCAL MUSIC
No. CLASSES Were organized last evening
at Temperance Hall. The day class for Ladies
and Gentlemen will meet at the II all every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVEN
lNGS, at a O'Clock The night class for Ladies
MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, at :
O'Clock, Until further notice Terms for either
class-22 Lessons-S5.
Re'ers TO Rev J 6 Kinney, ID ID, President Co
lumoia College; Rev T d Grrley ID ID; Rev d
Crmmins, ID; Rev Alfred Bojmead, ID ID, Rev
ID Dogg-tt, ID; Rev Byron Sunderland. ID D.
Rev Hill, Rev Butler, Rev Samuel Re
ge:ter, Or Owen Munson, Leo Coyle, Esq
Application can be made 20 Mr Irvine through
he Post Once. ian 17-Iw&
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LECTURES COURSE OF TWO
U>LA Lectures will be deli vered N the Foun-
dry NJ T.. Church, corner Of lith and g streets,
In behalf Of the Ladies' Mite Society Of that Ste
ton.
First Lecture will be delivered by Rev FRAYcx
De Hkss, Of Wheeling, Va on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January oath, at * o'clock. Sub
ject-"M Oney, its Use ard Abuse -
Second ecture, by Rev ii ID RIpGAwAY, of
Baltimore, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb
ruary 9TH, at * O'Clock. Subtc.-"The Glory
Of Dung Men; their strength -
Tickets IS cents for the course, TO be had at the
oOof. ian 27.2tt
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Amusements
Fanny Morant's National THEATRE

Miss FANNY MoRANf... Lessee and Dkectress
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, January -,
win be played the great drama Of
CAMILLE
Camille. Miss Fanny Morant.
Concluding with the excellent farce Of
CONTENs MENf vERsUS RICHES.
In preparation, the Grand Extravaganza Of
OLYMPIC DEVILS.
JD TINE ALTERED: Doors Cpeued stsx;
curtain rises at pact O'Clock.
Washington Circus and Ampitheatrs.
Corner Of Seventh street and the Avenue.
The GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENE-
FIT to JIM MYERS, the Clown will take place,
rain or shine,
On next SATURDAY NIGHT, Jan. 3Ist,
when mammoth display Of all that is
BEAUTIFUL, GAY, AND ASTONISHING
will be offered, each act surps ssing the other In
transcendent briIiisncy and grandeur.
jim MYERS in Elk New Acts.
JiMMYERs In his wonderful Feat
Walking on The Calling Head Doun,cards
Lac A FLY. (For the hrst time.l
The TWO SPANISH CLOWNS and host OF
Volunteers viii appear for this great night
Iy Boxes 50 cents; Pr, IS cents; Children,
han price. Tickets can be had at ali the princi-
pal hotels Jan %
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EVERYBODY RUSH TO The ClRCU.
newt 70 nn5hing FERGUSON,
Note the number, sss, *se, $50 Seventh st.
Jan -
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6IBBs'S HAIR MANDATORY,

FtHh. drenHs, bcIcteH JIk dRd IUIh 5fTeefs.
"IGs, HALF WIGS, BRAlDS, CURLS,
!" Bandeaus, Frlzzed Rollers, &C, always on
hand, and made 10 order at a few hours notice.
Ladies' Hair Dyed, Shamr oOned &c, In the ~ O, {
complete manner. All sorts OF Toilet Articles
from the best French and English houses.
N. Blair work repaired or taken In ex-
change. Jan 2s-2w
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VNR A N SP n KNf BAR AOAP-FOR
4 chapped hands; superior Pomade, Bsrry,s
TIicopherous, Lyons Kathsirion, at
Jan 10 u LAMMOND'S
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REMOVAL.

hOs. hAMBEkT, COPPER, TIN, AND
Il Sheet-lron Worker, has removed hi. s,or.
nom 9Th street, between Penn avepue and n
street, to 4s9 Penn. avenue, between Az and "a
streets, south side, where all work entrusted 10
him win be promptly attended TO ian a7-s,a
DOTArOEs.-lOOO BUSHELS PRIME
y white MkhCEk POTATOES, In store, and
PETER BERRY.
Jan T-u IS Water street, 6eorpe,ovp
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ppointed.-Joseph Lewis has been ar-
pointed by the Secretary of the Treasury to
be the Inspector of Drugs, &c, at New Or
leans, La vice Robert Gale, resigned.
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EGsoFAIR THE LADIES OF SIXTH
O>Ia Presbyterian REV Mason Noble's)
Churh Will open air In ScHaEIDER's BUILD
I's, south side Of Pennsylvania avenue between
IO:h and 1lth streets, during tn frst week In
February next they solicit contributions from
all disposed to aid them in this effort to pay off
portion OF the debt due on their church ediN .e
contributions may be Jeff with Thomas but, on,
Pate2! OfHcc, Jno. knight. Coast Survey, Elvans
d thompson, Penn. avenue, Mrs Hircus. No
81 Maryland avenue, and Mrs. X. enton No
60 q street, between 8tha nd 9th south ian 49,
PHILADELPHIh CAKE AT PHILA.
~ delphia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner OF 18th AMI F streets.
Ice Cream 81 so per gallon. jan 1O-lms
EWHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
GAEA To KNOW H USES FURN-
ISHED We want Housekeepers and those
about to commence Housekeeping t" bear in mind
that the first. second, third and fourth rooms Of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
their utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite he attention Of those In want Of bargains
Houses furnished throughout wi every article
In the housekeeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the "HousEKEEPER's EMPoRIUMn and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Quiek salss and small profits"
BONTZ Il COOMBS,
Gee l-3m 9TH street, between and X.
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THALBERG'S FAREWELL CONCERT

IhRlbEhd } FAREWELL GUNGeht,
At CARUSI'S SALOON,
On MONDAY EVENING, February I'd.
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
Il formed that IL has now been decided that
Mr.. THALBER6, after having given a limited
number Of Farewell Concerts in Philadelpb ia.
Baltimore, Washington, New York and Bison,
will depart FOR the West N March, and sail for
Europe in May next.
Mr.. HALBERG,
Madame D'AK6RI, Sig. ABELLA,
Miss mATHILDE D'AN6RI
will make her first appe arence on this occasion.
Mr. THAIBEHG will play
The Andante; LIST time, Tte Hugenots; LIST tine,
Masaniello, Marche Funebre;
HON., Sweet Home
Madame D'ANGRl will sing Ariss from
Tancredi; Isl time. Betty; Ist time,
Waltz d'Alary; LIST time, Rondo Ceneie ntola,
Miss MATHILDE D'ANGRI will sing
Aria from Macbeth, and Duet with Madame
D'Apgri.
Reserved Seats, al 50 and 81.
The Ticket offices are al meiZerott's and az
Daviss Music Stores, where the sale will cem-
mence on FRIDAY, January 20.
On FRIDAY and Satu rdsy will be sold the al 50
only; on Monday the Al and the remaining 81 so
seats. All seats unsold NAV be had at the door In
the evening.
Doors open at7S; to commence ats. Jan 81
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TO TrON PLANTERS.

THE ADVERTISER Is DISPOSED TO
l. remove further south force Of Negroes
Will join some gentleman owning Ia I'd In Ala
hama, Mississippi, or Texas In Cotton Planting
Ia copartnership A correspondence Is invited
with persons so inclined, aud with view to 1t
The name to address Of the advertiser Is eft
at the desk Of the Star Once ian 2s-eolw
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Resignation Of an Army Officer The
of First Lieutenant William f..
Jones, regiment Of mounted riHemen, has been
accepted By the President. to take effect Jan.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department On yesterday, eth of January,
there were Of Treasury warrants ento.ed on
the books of tia H.nartmert
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Wants.

NURSE WANTED-BY FAMILY FROM
~ New York, for Child nine months old
Middle-a aged protestant Woman preferred. Best
Of references required. Apply at Rooms M and
l., williards'. lie
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WANTED.-AP FORAN NEAT
w two story Frame House, suat d on street,
between 14th and 18th streets, near Penn avenue
Address, by note, II. p, al this office with name
and address. jan $3.50
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VALENTINES, yALENTIaEs-Who hole.
sae and retail, at
jan .S-3; LkMMOND'S.
A LII WHO WANT THE NEW YORK
IN daily papers. Herald, Tribune, Times, News
Express, &c, call at the reliable place.
jan23 FERGUSON, iS6 18th st
GST "A SMALL PAPER N ACHE
IL PORTEMONNAIE, containing some or
dollars In silver and gold Supposed to have
been dropped In the Alexandra Omnibus, or on
getting Out, corner Of the Avenue and llth stree
The finder wi be suitably rewo rded bvFaving Il
at VIM T. sHEDD'S Fancy Goods and NJ illinery
Store 5G2 18th street. lie
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Vim B Magruder,
W " SsatCn,
Peter Force,
alter LencI,
Wm Selden,
" W Corcorsn,
A - r Nicholson,
ThnsL Smith.
John c Rives,
Gen Walter Jones,
Hon Amos Kendall
Prof J Henry,
Col W g. Freeman,
G Wendell,
Ut W IN Jones,
John T Sullivan,
Geo W Rigss,
Hon T X Crawford
Hon w NJ MeTri X
DR. A Y r Gzruett,
DR. J c Hall.
Daniel R-tclife.
A n Lawrence,
J N Carlisle,
A u Bach,
A o Dayton,
Jan ss g Berret,
DR. c Royls,
Thos J Gait,
A SChUcEinS.
= Mcksrhany,
ian 18th
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80. Mr. p. I. Barnuu, Of New York, is
dangerously ill in London, from a severe attack
Of pleurisy.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-02
CiNCaNNATI ENoUzRER.

We rejoice to learn that JAMES J.
FARAH, who, most unfortunately for him.
self and for the Democracy of Hamilton
county and of the State, disposed of his
interest in the Enquirer some four years
ago, has again become its Editor.
Mr.-FARAN is the Legitimate political
descendant of Noes DAwsoN,-a far
seeing Statcsn:an,-one of the ablest
writer's m the West-an honest, genial
man in social life, and an incorruptible
Democrat. Under his management, the
Enqniyey. will be the leading Democratic
journal in the Mississippi Valley. We
wish our old friend abundant success,
and hope to see the Democracy of the
Back Bone come forward and give
the Enquirer a generous support. Or
thodox and honest Democrats, faithful to
the ancient landmarks of the party, can
make no better use of a few dollars
We do not know what the terms of the
Enquirer are, as we have not received
the paper since our return to the Union,
but presume the Weekly, which is a
large sheet, can be obtained for 81 per
year, and perhaps for less.