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Non-Arrival Of the America

HALIFAX, Jan. 16, n. The walk, :,
clear, with a light northwest wind. No siens
OF the steamship America, now entering ON
her fourteenth day from Liverpool.
The Niagara, from Boston, Ia, sailed for
livernOOI SN A0i
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BOHN,S
HANDBOOK OF WASHINGTON.

'INHlS BOOK SHOULD BE IN THE HANDS
l. OF every stranger sojourning in the city; be-
Ing complete guide with panoramic view OF
Anev Man M W,ShISo,,o ~'u 80 al
improvements, &c, for sale in the Capitol al the
Book stand, and at the Bookstores. dec balm
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BY JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
AND HOUSEHOLD ~

BY JAS. e.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
ENURNiTURE AND HOUSEHOLD VI
Il fects at Public Auttion.--On THURS.
DAY MORNING, January, 23d at 10 O'Clock, a
the sIdence Of J. A. Sheehan. on 4th street be-
twet n Indiana avenue and north street, | shall
sell all his Furniture and Effects, comprising
Rosewood Boudoir, Piano Forte and stool
Superior Mahogany Sofa, Rockers, aud pallol
Chairs
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Mahogany Card, Dining, and side Tables
Gilt frame pier and m4nfel Glasses
Cane and VIII dsor Chairs, Lounge
w alnut WhatnOt, fancy Chairs
Damask and Lace Curtains, Shsdes
Mahogany French and Cottage Bed,tesds
Cnrled hair and husk Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolste s, and Pillows
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobes
Wristbands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
Superior Brussels, three-ply, and other CARPETS
Stair Carpet, Rugs, OIL Cloth, &c
Sranite Dinner Ware, China Tea Set
Silver plated Casters, Table Cutlery
Glassware, Crocfery- ware, Fire Irons
Excellent Cooking ard other Stoves
Together with genera assortment CT Household
and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: S25 ana under, cash over that sum
credit Of 60 and 90 days for satisfactorily
notes, bearing interest
j4n'ls-d JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
DOCKS, BOOKS, AT AUCTIGN.--wE
II "a
ING, at store No. $40, under Browns Hotel
lately occupied by Il Galligan Co and will
continue every evening until the whole are dig
posed OF.
This stock was selected with care from the
trade sales and from the publishers direct
All Books Warranted perfect and 10 be sod with
out reserve
American and English editions In every style
o! binding.
Books at rr!vae sale during the day
WALL, BARNARD Il Co,
Jan Hat Auctioneers.
BY G. ". BOTELER, Auctioueer.
An EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE
~ Collection of Oil Paintings ut Auction
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, January Hth,
at OK O'Clock, shall sell, at my Sales DOM,
large and valuable collection OF Ancient ana
Modern OH Paintings, comprising specimens OF
the following old masters
Quintin Malseys, I" The Witches
The lest moments Of Rlchelieu, by Van Loo
Old Silenus, by Jacob JoTdans
And others by Poussin, Salvato Rosa, Ciprianni,
Drawer, Vandyke, &c
Among the modern masters will be found choice
specimens Of
Pyne, Berlun, Wills, Lewis, &c.
Forming altogether the fnest collection ever
offered for sale IN Washington
Ike paintings will be on free exhibition each
day until the day Of sale, from O'Clock m. to
3 O'Clock p m.
Gentlemen will please marx their Catalogues. as
tie Paintings will be taken from the walls one
hour previous 10 the sale
The sale Is positive, and every painting Will be
sold with the frame
Terms All sums Of $50 and under, cash; over
that sum, credit Of TO and 80 days FOR satIs.ac.
torily endorsed notes, bearing Interest.
e w. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
lanS-d Spacious Auction Room, Iron Eau
IL consequence .I the inciemenev Of
the weather, the above sale is postponed 10 SAT
URDAf EVENING, January II, same hour
Jan l5-d U. w BOTELER, Auc'r
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Senatorial Nomination

AUGUSTA, NJ, Jan. l5.-The Republicans
have nominated Gov Hamlin United State
Senator for the long term. The Domiustion
for the short term is pending.
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PONCOS FEMALE PILLS.-TLe combination OF Ingredi.
ents In the Pills perfectly hsT
merits based extensive practice thirty
years; snd where the directions have strictly fol
lowed they have never failed to correct all Irregularities
relieve painful aud difficult mensrustlOn particularly
the change Of life They will the Whites
all distractions arising from cold exposure any causes
and may be used successfully Preventive Gall upon
the agent and get a Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 box with full directions Sold
retail by CRAS. SrOTT Druggist, Pennsylvsna avenue
SAMUEL b WAITE, 5:s Seventh street. Washington D. O.
and K s. T. CIsSEL, GeOrgstOwn to whom ali ust
be sent aud the Piils Will be sent Conhdenty by mall to
ladies who enclose them dollar.
N B-See signature tke boz; IN FIR
a-tf
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Banking House OF Chubb Brothers,
WASHINGTON, January l, 1857

John ID BARROW ANDFEH.Y HOLMES
y are ;his Gay sainiIe4 as partners In the BanI.
Ing House q Chubb Brothers. The finn from
this date viii be composed Of Chas Ct j Cbubh
John ID Barrow, and Henry Holmes. Tbes
House Ia Davenport, Iowa, is composed OF Chs
81. J. Chubb, VIM n Dougal, and Alexander H
Barrow, under the srm Of Chubb Brothers, Bar.
row Co. CHUBR BROrHEuS
iAnlH 80 -
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To C0NfECTIUNERs.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UN-
Il I'll the LIST day Of February next for the eaclu-
sive privilege OF selling confectionery and other
refreshments except Intoxicating crinks) at the
third Exhibition Of the Metropolitan NJ echanics'
Institute, to be opened on the ID and close about
the Both Of March newt.
The nidGer must agree 10 mt up the space allot
tsd to him in a creditsbIe style and in harmony
with tho general decoration OF the hall He must
also give satisfactory evidence Of his ability 10
furnish articles Of the best quality.
Address the under signed ; 81 perintendent OF the
Exhibition, at his office, lOl + rect cor OF 9TH
dec 27-eotF ebl CHAS. + STANSBURY.
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4iG Eleventh street, between u and n.

DROF GEORGE HENRY STUECKRATH,
Principal; Miss ELIZABETH l. WILL
HAMS, Vice Principal A Lady eminently
qualified tG take the charge Of the English De
the School.
The exercises OF the second term OF the lnsti-
tute will c7mmenc. on MONDAY. the I'd day of
FEBRUARY proximo Applications for admission
should be made as carly possible
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLE
MEN, under the direction Of Prof GEORGE Fl
STUEcKRATH, az PrinCl pal, to be 10. ated on F
street, between 9th and Ia streets or in the vi
rinety Of Trinity Church, will be opened on the
18th Of FEBRUARY. pToximo.
Early application should be made to the Princi-
pal at his resid' nee, Columbia Institute, for
Young Ladies', 4i6 18th street, between 6 and II
hn IL Inns
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81 MfllON aud all similar lis thst flesh TO- are
Cofel y uie treat IndiEn Remedy, known IA mrs NJ y
6AkDsFR INDIAN BALsAM o. LIVEKwuRT
THIS onderul medicine r-Veaved BY Spirit TO
an untuOIe savage NahmennIt has completed
Msssrs Weeks Potter No. l64 Washington street BIOS
ton, General Agents. For sale by H. Gilman
rally ian ls-l~
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. l6 Flour 4, aru s,5
dropping; sales of 3 900 bills; STATE So a.
50 40; Southern steady at Sc s5as7 %
Wheat is firm, but inactive. Corn Is vary
dull; mixed nominally 72c.; yellow 75c., white
Pork is tuoyant; mess sos Beef, firm:
repacked Chicago SIS. Lard has advanced
bbls l3c
Whisky is buOyant; Ohio 26.c.
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The California Deb.

>, NEW YORK, January Is - Messrs Well, a.
Fargo, notwithstanding the decision by the
Supreme Court Of California, will pay the
caiance Of the January coupons on the Cali
foTnia debt.
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From Port gu Prlrca

NEW YORK, Jan. l5-Advices from Port a "a
Prince to the 18th ult., state that the cjty was
very healthy. The coffee crops were sbup-
dant American produce plenty and money
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NOTICE.
- ~ ~ 80! :
TRANsPoRTATlON OFFICE.

TRANSFORMATION OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON RAILRoADS
an AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 5rH
~ OF January, freight will be received at the
Cepot OF the Alexandria and Washington Rail
road, between the hours OF 8 IN, and D. IN
to be forwarded 10 Washington city-and also,
beween the same hours, at Long Bridge Station
to be forwarded TO Alexandria.
Freight Oh all articles forwarded from Ale.an-
dria must be prepaid
ian 9-eolw Intel& UnlOnl
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Maine Senatorship.

AUGUSTA, Me- Jan. 15.-Amos Nourse has
been nominated by the Republicans for the
short term in the United States SENATE
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legislative Vacancy Supplied

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l4.-Mr. Pootbrid,r
American, haS been selected to supply . va
cancy IL the Legislature.
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DBrswns Bronchial rroches.-nwe

have found them Of great vice Bronchial
hon snd produced by Colds and
our clerical brethren real favor IN calling their
20 thsm.' lions Herald I'VE commend them to the
tenton OF public speakers singers and others
troubled with affections Of the Throst"-ChristaD Watch
man For Coughs Asthma, 80, cheerfuy bear tssti-
mony from personal knowledge to their eHcscy"-BalIou
Pictorial They simple and elegant for admin
iserinS, Ia ombinston several medicinal substances
In general esteem among Physicians treatment OF
Bronchial anecons"-Dr q. p. Bigelow. Containing no
opium or deet7rious drugs these Lozenges
freely by public speakers aud yocass for clearing and
giving strength to the voice. Sold by ali Druggists
Oct lb-u JAMES ". CALIAN
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VERY ElLU.

WE HAVE YET ON HAND GOOD
supply Il STOVES lor Coal or Wood sns
stu Feoeiving daily fresh supplies for those thai
aavs not yet been supplied, new patterns Coal or
ood Also, new style + LAT TOP COOK
ING STOVE just recei, ed with other FINDS
we are now selling our Stoves and other Goods
very cheap Tor cash, at No. 3IS, sign of Stov.s
Gries, and HOusefurnishIng Goods 3.s
e. WOODWARD L SON.
Jan lO-6t jig Pa. av lei 10th and lItb ats
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Warrington Veterinary Inflrmary,

FUh HURSES, UOES, &c
253 ID st. bet. l3k and 14th sts., south Of Pa ave-
JNO. GREGSON, PROPRIETOR,
Member Of the Royal College Of Veterinary
Surgeons, London.
UrHorses examined as to soundness, &c
ian i3-1m
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UAnold Friend to the suff.rin. /. mrs.

Gsrdnsrs Indian Bslssm yerwort and for
the cure OF all coughs colds, Group Thi. preparation
mas STOOD the test roc the pact twenty years
ever III stand unrivssd. IL for by all druggists
throughout the United States and British Provinces
WEEKS PorrEs, Isl Washington street Boston Whole
sale Agents L. ID. GILMAN, Washington, ), ecsi Agent
ian lNy
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* EMUVAs.

SAMUEL CH;LION, ATTORNEY At
- Law, &C. has removed his Office TO the has,
ment OF the house OF Johnson HELEN, Fro On
the corner Of 5ih street and Louisiana ayen,,.
dec 30-I
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A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
~ EOR SALE The suhkcrih Der has for sale a

desirable Country X Residence, about mile and
quarter distant from the Post Office, In u north
eastssly direction, on Boundary street, between
9th and 9Th STREETS cast.
The lot consists OF about Two ECrea Ct ground ,
and is In high state Of cultivation BE-.
The house Is OF frame, nearly new, and posses
ses many convsniences not usual la country resi-
denoe IL Is forty three feet front and thirty three
deep, with 10 story kitchen attached.
The situation Is elevated perfectly healthy and
commands tine view OF the city and surround
Ing country.
Belonging TO the Premises afe :. S.abi., car
riage- house and wood shed all convenient TO the
house and In good order.
The house Is comfortably furnished, and the
furniture Is for sale with the premises.
Apply by letter Or In person to
Jan 3-3w WIN STICKNEY.
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lust RECEIVEO.-AN INVOICE OF
y fne Tinted and French Papers Also, Guilt
JAMS $50 fth street
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EV ENING STAR.

o. ADVANCEMENT ssoULp LEYr AT TEE OyrIcx BIT
TwELvs O'CLOCK, NJ; OTskxwIsE Tzrr HAT cot Arrs,x
UsTIL SE1r
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ITO LET-THE COTTAGE FRAME House
Il on " street north. between l4th and 18th
streets west. Rent $40 per month Enquire Of
j. Z. Hilton, llth street, near Pennsylvania ave.
nue., No $50 p. HILTON.
ian Il Ivy
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, Mrs. ANN BOTELER
IN the 4sth year Of her age.
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~ EYES AND EARS. =

mr.. VAN MOSCHHISKkR,U CULISTAAD
- AURIST, OF Baltimore, who is now on a
southern tour, will remain for week In this city
He has rooms at the NATIONAL HOTEL
Guy Briggs corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and 9th street, where he can be consulted ON
ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
from a. m until ~ p IN, daily. Visitors
20 the Doctors oface
AhTlFtCIAL EYES iNSkRlED.
GLASSES.-Dr NJ. is the only agent In the
Union FOR Chevaiiers and Dubois, of Paris, best
oiasses ne mas i nne assortment Of them, and
will suit the focus Of both ewes with their
after accurate examination Of them by means OF
ChevalieTs' 0phthametor ian DIV -
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ICE CREAM
At SIX Cents Per Quart.

OF + l. ., BOARDlEllHOVsEs AND
than they make =. kairs and other beneyoIen:
can have It at less price, at the
Pennsylvania DEPOT,
Jan 3-Im* Corner and lSth streets
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BOX STEALING AT THE CAPIToL.-A young
nan of very genteel appearance was detected
yesterday by one of the Capitol police in
stealing bOoS in the crypt under the rotunda
He is from distant State, and as only been
in the city for few days So many depreda.
tions of the kind have been committed that it
was secmed necessary for the protection Of
public property stored in the crypt to station
an officer in that place. 1t may be we'll for
the light-dngered gentry &c know this fact, as
they may rest assured that no similar depre-
datiOn can escape detection, and that when so
detsateS the culprit will be handed over to
the proper authorities to be dealt with &C.
cording law.
WASHINGTON CIRCUs.-rhis establishment
re opens tonight and our citizens may antici
pate an equestrian treat Of the first order
Astounding with new and brilliant acts of
Sorsemanship. and scrobatic and gymnastic
feats, both wonderful and pleasing. The ia
nous Herr Won Beck will also make his ex-
traordinsry ascension on the spiral column.
A grand afternoon performance will be given
tomorrow, commencing at q o'clock, when
Madame Tourniaire, Herr Won Beck, and all
the company perform.
The manager has adopted a system admit
ting families to the afternoon exhibitions for
one dollar. We have no doubt he will find it
a profitable and pepIlag idea. Remember to-
night.
TIE GRAND INAUGURATION BALL.-We m
derstand that the committee Of strangers and
citizens here having this affair in charge, have
determined TO erect on Judiciary Square a
suitapis building for the purpose. 1t is to be
q grand hall, % by IS feet high in the
clear" Of the story perallel and adjoining
1t is to be erected suitable ssppp- room, 225
feet long. The whole is to bo papered, Deco
rated, warmed, Sc So as to make it comfort.
able, convenient and elegant indeed. The
tickets are to be $40 each, agents are now &C
Letting subscriptions 1t has been determined
to make it the most splendid entertainment
ever coming OFF in this country. Some 800
tickets have already been taken.
STRANGE, But TgUE.-'Tis strange how
Philbrick can afft I'd TO ma ke srch costly and
superb presents to his patrons OF ricn and els.
CANT iewelry and other articles las thousands
Of our citizens and strangers will attest) while
selling his stock Of books less than they can
be obtained eissshere, but tits true that
thousands of costly and useful sFtlslsg have
been distributed among those who patronite
him. And judging from bis immense stock OF
books and choice presents o. There are many
more left of the same sort.
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The undersigned Will Continue the business at
lne oid STAND, and, In order TO make room for
Her stock ordered will, until their arrival o4er
OvEhCChISi ERESS atd FROCh COATS,
PANTS, VESTS, and Cents Furnishing Goods
generally, AT cOsT
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed the
late nrm, the undersigned respectfully solicits
continuance SAMUEL BEN,
jan saw lIntell No 42S Penna avenue
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FeY Sale and Rent.

nor RENT THE STORE-ROOM RE-
l. Gently occupied by +. Nj Rev, Merchant
Tailor. No SIG 9TH street, Immediately opposite
the Office Of the National Intelligencer For
terms, apply next door to GEO. w COCHRAN,
Cigar and Tobacco Dealer ian 1877
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ENOR RENT-A COMFORTABLY FUR.
Il nished two-stoFy Brick House on street,
near 18th Address Box IL, Star Ofics ian 10 1w
TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
Il GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED-They
also, can be Boarded In the house II desired
Apply to THOS POTENTINI, No 279 Penn
avenue, south side. decl7
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HlVALNES.

Now that tines are so duh, and living 20 high,
Pray, what shall do, and what shall buyg
Why husband, your neGns-your sman earnings
foster,
Eschew Butchers meat, and I've on the Oysrsy
But, where. shall get then. when the Potomac f.
closed,
And stern winter is here with lis fIosts, and his
SHOWS
All never mind, that tho he should storm HE
Fury,
You"l always ind them a.Sch,ar-s's D,u1
- aod TOO, and fresh, tho broue hi from aiar.
For so YOU may read each day In the - star
So come take my arm, we'll walk up and zee,
At is9 Eleventh street, oxs door above Il
Jan Ia eos:
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n FRANCIS THANKS A GENEROUS

~ FRANCIS THANKS GENEROUS
VI. public for the liberal and increasing patron
age he met with the past year, and especially those
kird friends who, as occasion offered, have drop
ped word In his favor. His motto is Ontpard,
and the coming year he hopes to see his old Gus
TONERS often, and be favored with many new ones
Good articles low prices. and fair dealing shall
characterize his store. D. FRANCIS,
ian3 400 Seventh ST
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LOVERS or comm ov,,Ep.,

LOVERS OF GOOD OYSTERS.
I'VE GAIL YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION
w 20 che quality 81 the oysters we sN -
Low have On hand, believing them 20 SNfsl
be far superior TO any now in the city, Nkk$
and Indeed, as good as we pet wkss ~
navigation is open; and in fact fresher, as we taI
them out or the water the day previous TO sale
Try them SGAwARZE a DRURY
Jan l2-eo3t tS9 18th 81. I'd door above f
JEwELRY.
ENIN6ER RINGS, EAR KINGS, BROOCH.
es, Bracelets and Chains; Breast, Cuf Col
lar and Chem'sette Pins; Studs. sleeve Buttons
and Jewelry In sets, with diamonds and pearls
In cameo Florentine, Roman, and GoIdstone
Mosaic, Lava, Coral, Onia, opal, Jet, Gold, En-
amel, &c, OF the beat gold and materials war
Ianted as represented, and OF prices which cha
lenge competition.
Itidai Sets, precious stones, &C., made or SIT
. order.
Clocks from ssto $40 each, at
"THE LAkESD
Fancy Bazaar, S0t Pa avenIe.
A MATCHMAKER and JeweleI wanted
jan l3.lw
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NOR RENT.-THE SECOND AND THIRD
J. stories Of the House over the Leather Store Of
Mr.. } Q. SEAF ER, opposite the National Thea
tire. Inquire on the PREMISES. dc lQ-eOu
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRIPH
Lats and Impor ant from Nicsrseu,

Lats and lmpor ant from Nicaragua.
New ORLEANS, Jan. l5-fhe steamship
ie1as' from San Juan, arrived to-day, bring
ing Iste and highly important intelligence
from Nicaragua
The purser Of the Texas reports that the
Sos'a means protected by the English feet,
river y. '-
Inc steamer San Carlos. which left Virgin
Day ON the ID instant, with passengers, was
captured by the Costa Ricans soon Alter she
got into the river.
Gel; Lockridge. with two hundred and 6ftv
men, had possession Of Punts Arenas. Int =
eosta mean force OF one thousand men held
every ether point on the river
IL is stated and confirmed that Gan u.,-
ningEen had beaten the Allies at Granada
and joined Walker at Riyss.
Walkers army is represented TO be in good
spirits, although fighting among them selys,
The steamship James Adger, with tn. pas .
sengers taken from the Tennessee at Norfolk
arrived at San Juan on the 9th, but in copse.
quence Of the difficulties on the Transit route
sailed the next morning for Aspinwall, to for
ward her passengers by the Panama route
The James Adger would return to San Juan.
and will be due at New York about the 22d
inst
One Day Later from Europe.
NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-The steamship Eneu
arrived here this afternoon from Havre, with
Ia'es 10 the 18th Of December-one day later
man our previous advices.
despatch from Berlin states that the WAY
ehtnusiS T OF Switzerland is increasing on all
sues Inc whole Swiss Union has been or
gained for defence. An appeal had bssn
made to the women for the orgsnizatiop of
amouiants The Diet had received from Ms
poleon proposition for an smicabIe ay-,nss
Dent Of the difficulties
Inc Su!ssa of Berne says that q meeting
Of diplOmatists, relative to the Swiss dif6cnI,,s
took place at the residence Of Mr. Fsy. ~.
American minister, and that the English and
American ministers acted as interne diates he
tween the diplomatists and the Federal Coun-
cll' and throughout eyinced the greatest kind.
ness TO Switzerland.
A Berlin paper says " it is rumored that tho
Neuichatel question will be arranged by .
conference, Independent Of that of Paris at
which Switzerland will be admitted"
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

fsNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
eyistlng under the firm OF ). BEN & co
is this day dissolved Oy mytual consent All
o our. debts due tie late trm will be set
tied by Samuel Bien, who Is alone authorised IN
settle the business
Washington, Jan 3. BEN A. CO
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door MATS, BIRD CAGES, AND BAsK
jana ii. MCLAUGHLIN CO
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CALHOUN WHISKY,

(ALHOUN WHISKY THE sUBSCRI-
~ bers have been appointed aGeais for tbs sax
OF this celebrated WHISKY. 1t is packed In
quart bottles, In casts Of enc dozen each. IL is
very cid and oily, and only needs 10 De tiled to
be appreciated be all lovers OF really pure ana
good article. Fof sale by
SAM. BACON CO,
aR l3-6t 3l9, cor. Pa. ave- and 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-16

'EHE HORSES, VEHICLES, AND OH.
er Merchandise heretofore sold ON the sauare
al Inc c0rGer OF eth street and tue Avenne will he
discontinued and hereafter sold in front Of our
store e. X. l.. GROWN 4 CO,
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