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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25

GREAT BARGAINS
SPRING AND suHN1R DRY GOODS!
Clothing / Gents Furnishing Goods.
-rn vou,d most respectfully announce 70 our
w l,isnds and the citizens ofDsvsnport ana VI.
,,ni,v that We hs We now hand and are receiving
sbort Intervals additions to the already large
All kinds of Dry Goods,
Embroideries and Hosiery,
Fancy Goods,
tiothihg 10 all styles, ......
Gents furnishing articles,
Hats and Caps, 30, &C.,
:" u % Xstonishing Low Priossly.
w. shsli at all limes be happy TO show ouI
,ooas and We doubt hot but We are enabled 10 sult
ths cjosest a. we'll the N ost fsstdious puyefs ~
GAIL Anu sTAUss s 0BkRNDOERFRky
MIA next door 70 The Post once
THE SUBSCRIBER
VIII Exchange
watches, Jswslry, Clocks, Fancy aesds'
ot,sr article in his store for Rsai Estass In INV
atty, or improved Sarms in this county
Ii. W. NORRIS, Auotiosssr'
s,or. on Second, SO door east eli Psny ST.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25

BLACK SILKS.
VERY superior article Of Boiled Silk fun yard
"A wide extra hsavy and high lustfe, can be feun
al faplN WADSWORTH'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25

N M.
The fact is, there is not ,wenty,h'SS w.
,o,sncs between the circulation Of the S.asS
Democrat and the Gazette in TINS ci.y' a"'
with N. eh.uces in favor Of the Democrat.
Al to the circulation of the News l'aA'rs
the statement of the Gazette" as s .n", ~
wS !, would be about one-seventh una. " :,
Of either the "Democrat" or the uals
Ia the old .wn possessed that ne snou'.
preyaricste 50 monstrously! he knows '"''
the circulation of the Democrat 10 not a0oss
two, thirds that of the Gazette in the CITY
while the News is nearly one-han'
Gu sAnsIsr, our worthy Mayor Is DO
ing handsome piece OF Improvement i"
r.. Mt of his residence, in the shape Oh
wall next to Brady street, and suited 10 III
new grade. We expect nothing e'se 'na'
tbs, It will be surmoun,ed with an eiegan
piece of feu0iug-perhaps iron--~h n''n VIII WI,
be worthy Of imitation. wha' = p'y no
the y.c,., 10, south Of the Gsnerars ean ann.
have some money spent on it--'ay wv
ooo-and thereby contribute TO INV "
ward. .dorning th., part of our city
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25

WILLOW, Clothes sad Market Baskets, Il >, for
w sale kttse Furnishing Ware Rooms,
sligo OF the Big Tea sttis.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25

TOWEL Rollers, Lanterns,
Tss Trays 10 seHsor single, ..
knanelsd Iron Ware,
MILK Boilers,
warranted net TO boil over,
Hand and Tea Bells,
RsfTigsrators upright 4 chest,
Water coolers E Ptlterers,
Ceaee Roaatsrs.
Carpet Stretehers,
Tea and Rise Balls,
Wire Covers In sets,
Egg Timers,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25

Planished Tin Ware,
( hAFING Dishes, COTE Urrs and Besgins, Soup
~ Lo1rsens, Posatoe Dishes, Pudding aad Ies
Hotels and families In want Of such articles viii and
70 their advantage 10 call the Houss Furnishine
Ware Rooms,
Sign Of the Rig Tea Kettle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
= EbRlFuoE WINE,
IN QUART BorrLEs.

VSU VUAN1 DVIHAh0sJ
nn.aAH. ~ = ~-n - mn .>~~
U0D greatest nedicana ever discovered spr ~ cur
~ xsvsr IA An. rSm 1sv., m. ~.
~ ~. 49, ~. ,.n, sn, ~ veseso.s meases
49, II =. 49, w.. ~ .ssss =, N. -
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-rsss,.. M ~. N 49, - ~ rs. s1inl
49, - ~ ~ -.S.ss., 80 s.ssnss yssaot ~
eAat ~ over - knoWn NM n.rss.S ~
~. ~ ~. a,i NrsraS- Sslca.ses.. vYse
ss.rs. 49,. -. g -. -. ~ 49, a.sa 90
S-S ..scs- ~ - 49, W. the NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08

Trustees Sale.
VXTHEREAS IN the 2Srd d., II December. A d.
w 1855, Francis Fitzpatrick aud Mary Fitxps-
lick his wife, cut-d unto austin 00rbln ~ Trus-
tee certain deed OF Trust. conveying 70 said Truf-
tee the land in scott County, Iowa, described fol
t00 ~ In the city OF Davenport, bounded foo~
q mmehcing at point the mast side VI Harrison
strect, ext nd-d eighty (SOl feet N0rtherly from
stone monunent, At the North East corner Of said
out lot numb~r tso (2l, running thence NoiheIly
slon. the East side II Harrison forty go,
e., thence East and parallel with the South line Of
esd trait Of land. = deed By LeClaire to VIM
Ruo sci, hundred and any (l6O) feet thence south
VA allei with West line 70 ~ t4O) et thence West
one hundred and any 6O) feet to place Of begin. 10
wni IA sold conveyance was made BY the said X
stispstrsck and May his wife, fer the purpose Of
ring the pay ment OF . certain promssory note
and he in,srest thereon signed BY said 1ranci,
0spatrs,k payable to Horace Child, dated the 13d
cay Of December, A D,I6Se for IN sam Of live hum
dtd dollars due In six months from dae, With int.
rect at ten per cent after
Anc nov sail not having become due and paya-
bic and the sad Francis Fitzpatrick having failed
70 pay thu same, Apstn Corbia Trustee afore
said, do herey give this public notice, that by vr.
tue VI h. puWer which b In me vrst-d By said deed
Of Tut, WILL on Saturday the 10Th day Of july,
D, 1857 at the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon
Of aid day at the Cour. House door In the city u
ton the hxhst bidder for cash the parcel Of lend
sbove described, 30 much thereof - shall b n
cient to satsfy aud paw the amount Of said note
With the interest thereon TO the day Of e together
With th- costs end expcns-s attending said sale Of
this notice aud Trustee's fees. Upon the compile
with the stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 3ssh day Of June, D, 1851
AUSTIN C0RsIN,
JanesOdts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08

Dam INDUCEnRNro no A0RNTS-RxPnRl
xleNu8D OAnv Assing Agents wanted IN I'll paris
OF Tue country TO, the "Conprehrusive geography
eo1 History, tAnciens and Aodcrn) OF the Whole
Wogld" e1usss the test ages 10 the present tim,
~ o o 00opalIn (Peter Paficy.) Elegantly oouad
- hssuIiuil, Illustrated Pries -. Sead oaly y
Aooots 70 whom sprctal districts viii b giveo. Ap
J. q. OOLfON 3 co.,
0ch11d1 IN WtAliAm .ssoe., Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08

Singers Sewing Machines,
- 0vos10sv, ~ r., l%o LAks a., Uaoees..
TNuDsB Aachines have established grss, s-puts-
i uea founded on subs,antia exceilencs. Tbs fair
Dssot u usns 90 u thses Aachinss rsgulaEly en-
Ono thousand Dollars Q Year.
4e failes, eeamstress Shoe Msnusaa turss. sad1lsr
- cher peesoo hevtpg sewing ~ ching 70 d., oan
oGLsd 70 % without one pecuiiar mesh Of oins.
ers nschnss, which other kind can Justly elsin,
y that tie sa9e 1schine so % SUssv ksad Of seonk
u pes1sos ssys. 1Ary stroog, durable, and VII
hssp n oeacs. Whoever bags one may be entirely
esgtain yin Do his work. Every tsr0s psS0AAe
(601t eueM b Asss oas.
Al ehe wish complete and reliable iaformstion In
rear1 - prize end sise Of Manhines, manner OF
Weslaag, end method Of purchasing. With III oU,sr
Daseeslasss Co seeAin BY apHying y lestse o o.
tAee - car ecsa for copy Of NJ. = Singer o. q
oesssas," paper devoted 70 he sewing Aachine In
tseese. u VIII b supplisa s.aus.
- Essal asssss vented n every town Ia IL
U0lee4 o@'se Jan " ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08
Il le L II II 8
NJ ss 0ELsnaATED
GIN g z II WINE.
ORDERS ADDRESSED TO
CARL ERLE0
s. West Rand0lph st.,
CHICAGO, HL'X
PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10.
ERON Fespcnsible parties, applications for sgsnp
Il ctes received.
Nay 1l-d6m


Foreign Use1 DOWsesttc DRY
90Ods, D00es 0se0 Shoes,
Hate ass1 C0ps, Cloth
VXIOULD invite De attention Of purchasers
w their large and varied assortment. We are
now opening Pail and Winter stock, suitable Sos
the wants Of this csnnunity. We d II profess a
undersell our nelghbors, but o0eSI. 0oode u
vsssosass9sssss. ws hsvs ~ % Asnd ~ -
Eo11anDO 'U66jurb1os
consiGltng o.
silks, MeYiase, Passaasass, valencissses.
LaoeTes, DekA1nos, &C., 0haWIs and
Hle.slllas q sreas variety.
Cloths, OassiDsso, vssaines, nAsav Msde Clothing
and Woollen 0Oodo q IN kinds suitable for the com-
Ing season. Yankee Notloos, Rubher Goods. Car
pets, on Cloths, window ehsdss, 0socsriss Crossesy
aaA Hardware.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-08

HARDWARE.
HAkbwzIkEi
~ ~ asrseS 1nsAss
1857!
Ag
TCLOsE 4 CO.,
Are sOv rscsavsas q inaaAas stsek Of Aasdsess
sAapssd 70 ~ vasss = esW an1 esntu.
0 s
wedsvsss pueh eeeus ttnss sstsntien 70 III D
parsnsas q or trs1s. Our seoek eabeae
CO svsrysAing u tAis liz.
m.v. R0RHn ~ 0AnH&l
rns,. another speciality OF our n.1.. Our ssoss
=. ~ ~..ss .' . ' 49,
~OAA'
- sA
ME- n n MIC q m n A1 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20
PERSONAL.

Com. Mayo, U. 9. N, is at Kirkwood's.
-. Hon. F Fefguson, Of Nebraska, is at the
-. Gen. Sluitman was IN New Orleans on the
9th instant. g
-. SIR Charles Fox and son, Of England, are
stopping at the fremont House, Boston.
-. Rev. Daniel Lsdd and family, Of Smyrna.
and the Hon. ] L. Lane, Of Oregon, are now at
Browns.
-. John Brougham has been dangerously III
OF the tyPhus fever at Rochester, but IL recov.
ering.
-. Gov II. @ Runnels, Of Texas. was quite
SICK at Houston on the 29th ult., and no hopes
were entertained Of his recovery.
-. Ex-President and Mrs. Pierce are In Bos-
ION, en- roufs for Norfolk, Virginia, to embark for
Powhatan.
-. Hon: Fayette McMullin, Of Virginia. ar
rived In Washington Territory on the 18th of
september, and on the next day took the oath Of
office Of Governor.
-: Andrew White, Esq, vice president Of
the Commercial Bank, and one of the original
proPrietors OF the Albany Evening Journal, died
on the 18th instant
80. Among the arrivals in the Niagara at Hail.
fsx Is Senator Sumner, OF Massachusetts. The
New York Post says he will take his seat at the
commencement Of Congress.
-. Hon. J. r. Tyson, Pa; Com Jas. Alden,
I. =. n Gen. Burnside, U. s. A: Hon. James
Dixon, r. l.; Judge LeGrand, Judge Bartrow,
Judge Buchanan, and Judge Green, M d., are at
Wilards'.
-. Miss Lane. the Presidents niece, who does
the honors Of the w bite House, Is to be compli-
mented by having her name given to the steam
revenue cutter, now being built at Webb's yard
in New York.
-. Judge Roosevelt, Of New York. has ex-
tended the Inequalities Of his mansion to his
distinguished relatives, Sir Gire and Lady Gus
daughters of the late Governor Van Ness, of Bur-
lington, VT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

u The New York Times, answering the In.
curry what will be the fruits Of Brigham Young's
opposition to government, to himself, and his
followers, says:
At the hrst blush enc would say utter ami
nilatlon" Nor do we doubt that such must be
the nnai contamination Of a positive Mormon
war; Out there are many things to be done ard
borne before this contamination can be reached
ne NO mons are very strongly entrenched in
their continental Palestine Their rinemen ,von
a rePutation in the Mexican war which deserve,
consideration when We reflect upon their num-
Dels. And when we consider In addition TO these
ism has progressed itself 10 the Indian TO be Of
oian origin, and has glorfed the aboriginal races
OF the Continent, we may he sure that the letter
OF Srignam Young to Colonel Alexander. is but
The beginning Of the end"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

vsysd, Is 15s miles. Whole number Of acres,
within the six mile limits, approved to the
State, 200, Sl6.67. Whole number of acres,
outside the six and within the fifteen miles,
also approved to the State for said road, 25e,.
7os5l. Making total approved 70 the State
$50, 52O.1s sores =
TIE TRooPs AT FoRr LEAvESwoRrH.-
army subscriber writes us as follows
aCAMP SRAR FoRT LEAyENwoRrH, KT,}
"November 8, 1857.
"The troops here are, most Of them, I'm tents
and are suffering much from cold and disagreea
BILE weather-so much for bleeding Kansas We
had snow and sleet last night; and now I am so
cold, writing in my tent, l fear You will hardly
he able TO read this scrawl, my fingers being so
stiff that cannot write more leg IDLY"
A RUMoRED REsIaNArIoN.-We have no
means to-day of verifying the truth of the fol-
lowing rumor:
"Secretary Stanton. Of Kansas, has rendered
his resignation, to take effect on the 3lst Of De.
cember, when, the President supposes, the State
government will be fairly in operation ''-Wash.
ington Correspondence Of the Ner York Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

W Ihe latest /" horrible tragedy, I'm Nsxv
York was enacted about two O'Clock ve.,.,a,v
morning, at dance house In Water street ken, nv
Mark DEiScon. Two Spanish or Italian .aiIors
entered the house and commenced an indi.crim.
mate attack upon the persons Of those present
They both drew dirk -dnves, and one plun,ed
his weapon into the breast Of Andrew Mcsian.
mus, canal boatman, of Rochester, n. Y, cans.
ing almost instant death The next one attacked
was young Dasn named Richard Barrett, resid.
Ing near Paterson, y. J., who wa. In the city &c
purchase hour, aud lad gone to spend the night
at this dsnce-house
Barrett was stabbed in the LEFT side. near The
ana - believed 10 be MORALLY wounded
oNsah Dempsey, Scotch girl, 10 years Of aye
r" Ie'eEed The steel, and fearful wound In
ne aoooinen, near the navel, was Inflicted on
mel enc loo, is believed to be fatally wounded
'ne Keeper OF the place, Driscoll was next as.
su'ea' oat ne successfully defended himself
win bottles, with which he struck the assassin
man called Sailor Charley was then attacked
and received a severe cash In the side and two
across the stomach, bat his wounds are not highly
dangerous.
After finishing their work, the assas.ins started
down stairs, and were there Joined by two Of
heir party who had been waiting outside for
Vsncm- The whole four then iSn up Roosevei,
Afeett to Chatham street, were rhere lost 81 yht
Ma The cause Of the outrage on the part OF the
Is not positively known, bat Il IL stated
3 Lar one OF them, few nights ago, stayed all
night with one OF the girls Of the establishment,
ADD was robbed Ivy her Of considerable money :
and out OF revenge, lac and his accomplice com,
milted the fearful deeds - {!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

W The New York Times publishes letter
from China In yesterdays edition, In which il 4,
said that the Emperor supports the acts of Yeh a,
Canton and authorized him to declare war
against England and that large contributions
are being made by the Pekin merchants to aid in
carrying on the existing war against England
heavy taxes have also been laid upon residen,
Foreigners; and there is not the least abate.
ment in the war feeling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

iHk AMERICAN HORSES IN ESoLANp-The
Hew York Tribune thinks 1t does not become the
American people to be excessively iubil.n,
over the victory at New Market, and saws 1, IS
evident that Prior and Babylon have won in En-.
gland, when they have won, merely and solely by
amt OF the prodigious allowances made to them.
and that they are not only incapable to run on
even terms with the best English horses; bu, tina,
they cannot compete even with the second rate
hofses OF that country with any chance Of win.
Ming
Lecompss and Prior, II is evident, were never
in condition, 90 that II may lie said that no trial
was ever had between them and English horses,
.no we may add, that, In our optaion, SO FAR as
nfst-rafe horses are concerned on both sides. thu
quesuonis still open; for the reason tia, we don,t
oshevs, ana never did believe that Prior.ss ana
Babylon are frst-rates in America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20
SPIRITOR THE MORNING PRESS

SPlhII OF ln6 <uOhNlXEo lhOSS
The Infeiiigsncer contends that We have the
"Sepoys" at our own doors in the Mormons
and quotes, with evident great qualification, a
fierce onslaught upon the action Of the Kansas
Constitu ton Convention, day or two since
appearing in the Philadelphia Press.
The Union, complaining of the inaccuracy
of political advices by telegraph, sent through
the medium of the agents of the Associated
Press, writes down the recent report from that
source that the Kansas convention has made q
revolution in the Territory, creating q pro-
visional government, as embracing striking
illustration of its meaning in this connection.
The editor explains that this action of the con-
vsn.ion was, in effect, neither more nor less
than just such action preliminary to put the
State Constitution into operation, as was taken
to put into operation the constitutions of Ohio,
Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Illinois, Ala
bama, Missouri and Michigan.
Thus it turns out that we were correct the
other day in prOnOunciDg that telegraph story
to be-bosh-and nothing else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

Bravo, HARPERi-J. Shillington, Odeon
Building, sends Us the December number of Har-
per's Magazine, which opens a new volume with
spirit, containing the commencement of Thack.
eray's new story, " The Virginians," and Charles
heade's ditto, ." Jack of All Trades" Thacke-
very sensibly uses his own pencil to illustrate
the work Of his pen.
The illustrated I" Christmas Garland Of Amer.
lean Poems" is an exquisite specimen of letter.
press and wood engraving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

TEE Missouri LEsIsLAruRr-The bill re-
stricting the issue of State bonds to 40 900 oOo.
and providing for the prompt payment Of those
already issued, passed the House on Tuesday af-
ternoon, in the same form as it passed the senate
On SafurdzY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

W Another meeting Of the unemployed was
held in New York on Wednesday. This time
the place was Central Park-and NJ adame Runke
wasn't there. A fellow named Smith made
speech, however, advising a descent upon the
oyster saloons, to take nip, &c but they didn't
do 1t. The whole affair ended In smoke. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

ID The Know y othings of New York have
not yet formally recalled tho nomination of Mr..
Cooley for the Mayoralty, and united upon MIR.
Tiemann, who, ii is understood, promised the
Peoples Nominating COMMITTEES that he would
not decline to run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

ID The Council of Richmond has deprived
the Mayor Of the power to remove any police off,
Ger, at any time and vested that privilege solely
In their body The Mayor, however, may sus-
PssA an cahcer until the next meeting of the
Counc{l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

u The suggestion that Congress impose an
excise tax upon all bank notes of a lower demon.
ination than SIS meets with great favor as being
the most feasible method of etfecting a currency
reform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

ID The Democracy Of New York city meet on
Monday night next, at Tammany Hall, to ratify
their nominations for city officers in the election
soen to take place. We thank their committee
for Q kind invitation to attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

VI Porter's Spirit Of the Times learns that
foioham has been engaged by Mr.. Ten Brock
rs jockey for the American stable for the next
seasonin England; also, that he is likely to engage
Charlton permanently, for the heavier weights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

u Joseph Taylor, newspaper carrier, was
garroted in New York Tuesday night last, and
robbed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

ID The occurrence ofthe translation of the re
mains Of General w orth from Greenwood Cemete
ry to the monument erected In his honor, oppo-
site Madison Square, New York, will give unu-
sual ee!at to the celebration Of Evacuation Day
which Of late years has been so summarily passed
over. The CommopCouncil Committee, to whom
the duty of making the necessary arrangements
has been committed, have extended invitations
to the President and Cabinet to join in the pro-
cession, to the government officials In this city,
Mayor and Common Council Of New York und
Brooklyn, the Mayors of Jersey City, Hoboken,
Hudson, Albany, Philadelphia aud Troy, the
Machinery and Fire Departments of New Yorl
and the adjacent cities, all the Civic Societies,
the Press, the Clergy, and the family Of the de-
ceased. From the arrangements that have been
made, It Is expected that the funeral pageant and
the entire ceremony will be Of an imposing c har.
acter. The eortege will leave the City Hall at II
o'clock on the morning Of Evacuation Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

u The salary of the Mayor of Richmond
Virginia, has been raised from 81 SUI to 50, 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

u The cities Of Norfolk and Alexandria
Virginia. have set apart the 10Th instant for day
Of Thanksgiving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

/ API IE BRAdps, PLAITs, GIRLS, HALF
near corner Of 18th st. cad Pa. sY, ns IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

THE WISCONSIN ELEcTIoS Superior
(Wis) Chronicle, Of the 10th instant, says that
Douglas county gives Cross, the Democratic can
didate for Governor, III majority, which, it is
claimed, insures his election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

H. In Rockville, Conn.,, 1900 frogs have been
found together In spring oniy four feet in diam
eter. - .sr .efl# JF-. = rBG e.. i.-. g. r al
- III The Springfield Republican truly says
that farmers, az . class, have more ready money
than all others. - a. "a $50 .'- 49,. .,
III The Philadelphia Sun has ceased to shine
The North American (says the Philadelphia Ar
gus) Is the sole surviving daily In that city which
supported Fremont last fall. - -9f1 ?
D., III Thee watchmen were each fined $40 and
costs, last week la Providence, TO- enterug gen.
tleman's house after suspected parties, without
authority - =, 80 /,
NJ Fred. Douglas, publishes card. in the
Watsrtown IN. Journal, expressing great IN.
dignstioa, because the proprietors of a certain
hotel " that town refused to -eptertain him, on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

u n N . W II u I N q N I
MADAME FERRERO, from No. S Great Jones
Nstreet. New York, respectfully informs N a.
S8sHthe Ladies IN WASHINGTON that she hasASkX
* re-opensd a branch of her establish ZNS
ment. for the season, at No. 248 Pa. avenue.
aides will find a select assortment Of
FALL and WINTER BONNETS
DRESS CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, LACES
FLOWERS. FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR
GLOVES, PERFUMERY
FRENCH PATENT SKIRTS, &e&c
Prices moderate. n on-rof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-20

FORTY-SEvEN STArEs.-Would any one be-
lteve, without looking into II, that we are in q
fair way Of carrying the number Of sovereign
States, originally thirteen, and now thirty one
up to forty But So it is In the first place
there are Oregon, Kansas, and Minnesota, whose
constitutions are already formed or forming. II
Is hoped that they will be admitted the coming
winter, making the members of the Confectionery
thirty four. Then New Mexico, Nebraska and
Washington, already thriving Territories, will
swell the aggregate to thirty-seven. -Four new
States TO be carved out Of Texas, according TO
provisions in the treaty Of annexation, will give
us forty-one. Two additional States demanded
from the area now included In California, would
make forty-three. q Arizona, Neosho, Dacotah,
aud Columbus Territories carry, US up to forty
six; and lovely Utah will be the forty-sevenfh
(wi!l Mr.. billiard excuse us , to " lend to that
fair circlet the grace of her form and the light
ness Of her step.''-Bost0a Journal.