davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
PERSONAL

80. Frank Souls, Esq, has resumed his
con nection with the California Chronicle.
....s c. Barney ard family were among
the A1sriesns in Paris about the middle OF
december.
-. George Law has given one thousand
dollars towards the permanent endowment Of
the Dudley Observatory.
.'.' 1t appears that, in spite Of the reyolu.
tons and olockades, of which the unfortunate
city OF Mexico was and is still the scene tbc
Vestvai troupe have done exceedingly we'll
The faiE manager achieved not only great
tIiamphs IS TaGcredt aud Romeo, but cleared
about 81, 600.
-. The Chicago Tribune Of the 18th has
the following bit of editorial gossip We I'M
dsrstand that Mr.. Greeley will be in this city
N the course of a week, en- youts to Iowa
where ne will put the nbeler of the State g Ia.
te.ae through a course Of sprouts" If there
le any virtue in the Iowa judiciary.
80. The Rev. DR.. Chester, of the North
Church. Buffalo, found 5000 under his plate
Al inc breakfast table on New Years morn
mas morning -Rochestsr AE.ey,1a,f
IA Ine Nor'h Church brethren 1yiH leave
money Yipg around loose after this sort
u could rot fall into better hands - G.nuSs,.,
EUGngsli5t.
-. a Mrs.. John Wood, an aetrs,s Of H..
toh, is creating such a sensation AT WaII..LIz
Theatre In New York as Fanny EIlsIsr IA a.
Baltimore rome years ago. She il d.uo,;t.
as really charming actress and bevi,ch;,a
lcoklng woman Her style Of acting Is os ~ 3
iree-aId easy sort She sings a good .on,
dances with I" a Perfect looseness'S and bss
achieved a legitimate success She will h.
the fayorite for a while. and then Give wav ~
arever, fresher and unsccustomed face.
.... Vermont genius, by name Mead. 10
years OF age, and with but slender opportuni.
tee for GUILTY. ating a remarkable artistic tai.
ent, has been Astonishing the natives abou,
the fork In the road near the Asylum, Brattle.
ooro', VT During the night before Christ.
mas, by the light Of lantern, young Mead
constructed Of blocks Of frozen snow, on which
water had been poured, a statue Of beauty.
rnlch genius alone could form or conceive.
me ngure is said to represent beautifully
uiPtared figure Of the Goddess Of Fame,
Isner larger than life size. The design ind.
ss"es decided genius. Fame has lust record, a
lne pact years history. Her right hand, sti
gnPlng the pen, has fallen careIessly 70 her
sIde, while her left hand, holding the tablet
reses upon her knee; her attention. n, ~
onent beng engrossed with passing and
Dg OBJECTS yet TO be recorded CIose
Is necessary TO detect thu fact IN A
- Eao" fS&Je IS male Of snon, ana i,-
aII InG the ts'iet snd pen a'e but pieces of an
Iia cigar box: This curiosity Is T.nor,sd -
nave attracted number Of yi.itors '"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

TIE ENBE,zLEMESr Upon TIE NORTHERN
RAILWAY CosPAsY.-The Partisan journals
contain tbe following paragraph: The loss
sustained by the Northern Railway Company,
which was originally six millions, is now re-
duced to about four millions, in consequence
of the discovery of the shares deposited at the
Bank of France, and the seizure of the monte s
which Carpenter had in his possession when
arrested. Il - not yet exactly known in what
manner the shareholders will have to sustain
this loss; but it is generally believed that it
will not be assessed upon period of ten ears
only, in which case the shares would only
have to sustain loss Of enc franc per share
upon their dividend during the period of the
concession, which would reduce the annual
reserve OF ten or fifteen confines per share
and per annum. IN both cases the share
holders will have little to suffer by this unfor-
tunate affair.
We perceive By The above extrac: from the
Partisan journals copied into the New York
Herald Of The 18th inst, that shares or certi'
fcates of stock stolen from the Northern Rail
way Company Of FIarce BY Carpenter, the
abseoIdiDg cashier, whose arrest in October
lsC was Effected by s. N knight, ESQ oi
this city, have to the value of two millions d
france, been recently recovered.
By the terms Of agreement ente red into be.
tv' en- the RothchIlds and the Northern Rail.
way Company Of France with Mr.. knight
and mentioned in our issue of October 20, the
sum Of Ave Per cent. upon all further amount
recovered, was guaranteed to Mr. K. 1t 1.
evident, therefore, that in edition to th,
s7,1o0 already received, Mr.. knight becomes
entitled, under tie contract, to the per cent
age named upon abOu. 4oO, 900 dollars, max.
Ing the snug sum Of $40, 900, with the assur.
ancs Of like Per centsge upon all future
monies or shares recovered by reason Of Car
Pentier's arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
spIRJToF rHE MORNING PRESS

Thu Union, discussing " Sectional Antago-
nisus." and looking for the cause of them,
no,nts ont that there is no real antago nism OF
material or political interests between the diff
f.rsnt sections, and that the real antsgonism
Is on a question Of morals, the North believing
that African slavery Is immoral and sinful,
whilst the South regards Il as consistent with
morality and Christianity. But Why, asks the
Onion, should the two sections Of the Confed-
eracy become agitated and arrayed against
each other on question Of morals? Was the
Federal Government instituted to take cogni.
zance of questions Of morality? We believe
that this, in the language Of the lawyers Is
res aSyudteata The trainers Of the Federal
compact occupied sntsgonistic positions as to
the morality Of slavery, yet they settled the
conflict of opinion by leaving the entire Juris-
diction Of the morality Of slavery to the States.
They went step further, and provided that
inst 90 lorg as any State retained the institu-
ton of slavery the question whether 1t wa
moral or immoral should not be raised
by the Federal Government. The Union
urges, further, that, as On the one hand, the
people of the South have no right to complain
If the people Of the North differ with them as
10 this question Of morals, 80 on the other the
people Of the North have as little right to
complain if the people Of the South differ with
them as to tie same question Of morality. But
difficulty commences whenever one section as
sumes to intervene, either directly or indi-
rectly, Is to the NOR al sentiments Of the other.
The CntOn holds up to popular detestatiOn
the three Judases" who. elected by their
constituents TO the Pennsylvania Legislature
Is Democrats, had the lack Of shame and
honor to vote for Simon Cameron, the Repub-
licsn candidate for u. s Senator, and adds
eft i5 raid tha. these three Pennsylvania
Judsses will now be rewarded with place and
power by the opposition We will speak for
the Republicans once, and voucb that il will
not be go. The old illustration IL not yet 80
trite bat that il may be called into service
again. The American colonies pointed the
finger of scorn at Benedict Arnold. The
English gloried in the treason, but they ever
despise1 the traitor. SO the American De-
mocracy to q man point the finger Of soorn at
Lebo, Wagonseller, and Manear The Re-
publican party may rejoice in the fruits of the
treason, but they will ever desPiss the trait
crs."
The IHtel'tSsHcsT has no editorial today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

c l.. IRvINs's VOCAL MUSIC
- GLASSES will be organised on MON
DAY EVENING, Ian 18th, at ocloci. IN
Temperance Hall AL wishing to Join his
Classes win please be prompt In their attendance
Terms-29 Eessons-SSo 90
Refers to Rev 8 Binney, ID d, President Co.
lumoia College; Rev d Guriey, ID d; Rev 6 ID
Cummins, ID ID; Rev Alfred Holmead, ID ID; Rev
D s Dogg.u, d ID; Rev Byron Sunderland, d.;
Rev Hill; Rev Butler; Rev Samuel Re.
gestef; Or Owen Munso3; Leo Coyle, Esq.
Application can be made 10 Mr. lRvIre through
the Post Once jan 17-ets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

RouGn FACES AND CHArPEp HANDS are the
natural Accomplishments Of wintry weather.
To remove these Fomtaines' Cream Of Wild
Eo,ccrs is the most desirable article in use
1t is complete substitute for soap, and for
cleaning teoth, giving sweetness to the breath,
or softness and delioacy to the hands, ladies
will find i. equally valuable. Sold BY the
agents, druggists and fancy stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

CURIoUs.-T The 2lst verse of the 7th chap
ter Of the book Of Ezra contains all the letter,
OF the alphabet.
B Twenty-Five young ladies, pupils in
the Springfield Female Seminary, Ohio, hsy.
recently united in the communion of the
Church.
S Capt. f. B. Ward, an cid navigator O,
the Western Lakes, has sold his fine steamer
the Planet, to the Milwaukee and Chicago
Railroad Company, for 500, 900, and retired
B The Rev. Joseph b. johnson has asked
and obtained dissolution Of the pastoral re
lation existing between himself and the Third
Church and Society of tho Pilgrimage, in
Plymouth, Mass.
ARENARkABLE FEAT BY SANTA CLAUS On
christmas day new and beautiful marble
pulpit was found in tho First Baptist Church
Rev Mr. CaidwelTs,) standing in the place
OF the former desk -B1ngor Wig.
r. The Shenandoah, Va, Tenth Legion.
says, that Col. Albert of that county, a fe :
days since, killed hog, weighing 54S pounds
killed one weighing 500 pounds
ARIsTocRAcY ArA DISCOUNT tn. grand
Jury Of Allegheny county, Pa have found a
true bill for swindling against q Lord Arthur
John Hudson. " whose exploits In the Jeremy
DIddler line lately went the rounds of III.
press.
hUSriSGr0s's EsrArE.-Judge Clark yey-
terday granted the application for the appcipt
ment OF Trustees, to take charge Of the estatc
OF Charles Huntington, i'm prisoned in the
State Prison for term less than natural life.
trustees to he appointed on further oonsul,a.
ton ". y. Mirror
II The Liverpool Times of the 9th u,t.
observes 49,
I'm spite Of capital punishment, the crime
OF murder increases in almost eycry ouar.er
OF tho United Kingdom. Judges NAV Gen.
tence to death, chaplains may exhort, and
Oaicrsi' may pinion upon improved princi.
pies, draw the fatal bolt, and usher murder.
ets INTO another world, but this will not stop
the bloody deeds Of bsrbarous assassins."
r. In Naples, King Bomba has recovered
from his fright The fracture made by the
bayonet of the assassin, Agerlas Milang, ia
cured. 1t was not great because it was 80
small, but would have been greater but for an
admirable shirt CT mail worn by his Majesty
in compliment to the loyalty and affection Of
his faithful subjects. Milang was a soldier Ia
a rifle regiment, armed of course with riff
and a sabre bayonet
II Chicago, with so 900 inhabitants. pays
Its Mayor q salary Of 81, 200 year; Phila-
phia, with 300, 900 people, pays its Mayor
20 600; Now York, with $40, 900 people, pays
I've Mayor So 600 Boston, with l65, 900 PEG:
P1e' pays its Mayor $4,000; Baltimore, with
.oo' V0o people, pays its Mayor 80. 900 q year !;
ana CINCINNATI, with PIC, 900 people, pays its
mayor ~ 600. The police of Chicago costs
soh ZS year; that Of Philadelphia S545,.
$40 that OF New York 1926 500; that of
Boston slSI, 2o6; that Of Baltimore SA5, 600 !:
ana snat o. Cincinnati S7s,l03 . year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
srLESDlD CARPErIN9s Ar REDUCKI
PRICRG.


IN CONSEQUENCE Or THE ADVANCED
l. stete OF the season, we have determined 10
sell for short time, any or all Of our stock of
nne and superior Cerpetings at cost for the cash
ANY In want Of a bargain will do well to avail
themselves Of this opportunity, as withou; doubt
mos: Of them were purchased by us AT mnch
lower figures than the same go DDS lin consequence
OF The advance In the price Of woody can be had
Wholesale now.
We have In sore two Of those su perior Tournay
Velvet Louis xiv Medallion Carpets the most
magnificent article Of the hind ever seen, and
which cannot be matched In this ccun'ry
Also, on the same terms, 20 pieces elegant Satin
Deiaines, satin Brocatel, and Drapery Broadcloth
with all the centre, side tassels, bands cornices
pins, gimps, &C te match
Also, superb lot OF Swiss Lace, and Muslin.
and Embroidered u Dder Curtsins Gilt bordered
Window Shades and shade Linens
Also, superb Table Damasks, Napkins, Cloths,
Piano Covers, DC.
Members Of Congress and others will find II 70
!heii aovantage to make their purchases Of us at
jan 90 eo6t CLAGETr, DODsON CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
Washington, ID. C., Jan. 81, 1871.
To THOSE AFFLICTED WITH ACUTE
AND CHhONlC Diseases,

AND CHnONlC DiSEA SEES,
HAVE BEEN INDUCED TO OCCUPY
Rooms In Private Dwelling, on Pennsylyani,
avenue, No o9T, between Four and .haIf and
S1tn streets, for a month, o. Iosger, as eiresm.
stance rtqviYs.
Those interested, more especially such who
nave been sboring long, under disc ases hitherto
supposed fncurabie, have now an opportuni V &c
consult me.
TO the citizens Of Washington I deem n bu,
necessary to announce nv presence. and intended
shert stay with them, datterirg myself that 10
them, at least, | am no mere stranger and re
quire no better evidences OF success than those
manifested Ia the persons Of many Of both sexes
rea iding here; but II there are those who, as
strangers, REQ uire more, they can be satisfied
N B-l attend In nearly all branches of the
PROFESSION, bat give atten;ion chiefly in CHRON-
nc DISEASES, more especially to the DIS.
EASES Of FEMALES, and IL an extensive
practice OF fifteen years and an enthusi ,stic de-
ZION 70 the studies Of my profession en,itle me
toJudge, must say at for the more speedy nd
permanent restoration Of su'h to health and b,r
n!ohy with the natural laws, have vet to lie ,rn
OF any system Of medical practice equal to that
4 employ, st certainly none supe ior or had
omcs hours, from pa. m. to p m and from
" III VIM X. MASSEY, M d,
II" OF Baltimore Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
Fanny Eorant's National Theatre
A CAHD,

CAhD.
MISS FANNY MORANT, HAVING RE-
WI TUNED 10 this civ, after al absence Of two
weeks, caused by engagements or a professional
nature, entered into before the leasing Of thi.
Theatre, respectfully announces that
On WEDNESDAY, EVENING Jan, 2lst
she will have the honor Of re.appcaring IN III I.
new comedy by Palgrave Simpson, recently 40
successful In Now York, entitled osECOND
Love-" and that from and after that date the
her contro ard direction.
She trusts that the public viii overlook any
faults or defc!enci that may have occurred dur
ing hes absence, pledging hereh for the future
that she win endeav. Z by eli means IN he,
power and the srtctest attention to business, beth
upon her part and that OF the company, to merit a
continuance q the encouragement offended 10
will be made to render the Theatre warm a.
comfortable ian no .,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
MR. ANDREWS NEW WORK.
MINNEsO AND paCorAH.

In Letters Descriptive Of a Tour through
the Northeast az The Autsms of 1855.
Bye c. ANDREWS, ESQ
TNHlS BOOK COMBINES INTERESTING
Il Incidents OF travel with observations on the
society, resources, and political economy o. Min.
nesota and the West, with information relative to
public lands, the method OF presumption, and
valuable statistics. IL also aims a description
Of the proposed Territory OF D1cotab pp sl6
On RENTING Al II will be sent to purchasers by
mail, free OF expsns-
Just published by
ROBERT FARNHAM,
jan l9-2t& Peaa avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

u For washing infants and children, use
Fontsine's Cream of Wild Flowers. 1t makes
them heslthy, pretty and sweet Sold by the
agents, druggists and fancy stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
TMWuaAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE

WHAT WE WANT The PEOPLE
- To KNOW no USES FURN-
ISHED I'VE want Housekeepers and those
ABOUT 70 commence Housekeeping tn bear In mind
that the 1rst, second, third aud fourth rooms of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
tnelI utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINEf 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 Inc house keeping line VERY CHEAP FOR CASH
or to punctua dealers at the usual credit Call at
the "housHKHEPRR'sE APoRIvA" and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
Qstek sales AID small pvofts.n rs n H.. -
BONTZ & COOMBs,
dse 1rsm 7th ssseet, between ana X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In THE senate, yesterday, the Prssiden.
laid before that body the credentials Of Hon
James A. Bsyard and Bon. Martin W Bates
who were recently elected Senator'S By the
legislature Of Delaware.
Tho Senate proceeded to the consid GRAFTON
Of the bill FROM the House making appropria-
tions for the consular and diplomatic expenses
Of tho Government for the year ending the
30th of June, 1855; which, after discussion,
was amended and passed.
House bill authorizing the establishment of
a naval depot ct Brunswick. on the coast of
Georgia, was taken up, but the Senate ad
journed ere disposipg of it.
In TIE House, tho bill for the relief Of
Robert Davis was passed.
The further consideration of the tariff bill
was postponed until Friday next 30 that Ter
ritorial business may be considered to day
to morrow, and Thursday.
The Select Committee to investigate alleged
charges Of corruption against members of Con-
gress obtained leave to sit during the sessions
of the House.
The first Tuesday in February was set apart
for the consideration Of business relating to
the District of Columbia
number of resolutions were adopted, call.
ing upen the President and the heads of the
different executive departments for informs-
ton in relation to various matters, ere they
adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

NOTICE.
w E ARE COMPELLED TO REMIND
w many Ct our customers whose accounts were
sent to them before the first Of the new wear that
their bills have have not yet been settled
We are much In wan, Of the MONEY! and hone
that all who owe us will at once call or send us
settlement Tor the amount Of their Indebted ness
and thereby save annoyance both to them as well
ps US.
Many thinks to those who have already so
promptly responded to our first no.ice; Ills a
pleasure 70 US 10 serve all such.
CLA6ETT. DOpSON eco.
lar 20 dtFebs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
TERRIBLE STORM,

TERRIBLE STORM.
A A REMEDY TO KEEP WARM, GALL
n at SrlNEME1Z'S 23s Pennsylvania avenue,
near the corner Of 18th street, and buya
BIZ fdlo Overcoat, only SI2
Tiger Rugs for Sleighs, 81
Coon Robe do 2I2
You will also hnd Cents Mt fisrs and Fur
Gloves, Sleighing Caps, &c
Also, few more Ladies' Furs, Muffs, Victo-
zines, DC LEFT, which will he sold cheat er than
ever, Tor cash only. Jan 3c-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

cdsYS.,ii me members Of the New York Common
two 49, ssae an unsuccessful effJrt a night or
fouy dniIs - increase their pay per session from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUsUIC
OVER FARSHAN's BOOKSTORE, PENN AVE
ENTRANCE ON 18TH STREET
MR. r. NICHALLS CROUCH HAS tn
IVA pleasure to announce 10 his friends and pu.
pills that he will commence the hrst OF his corrf
OF Lectures, on the history Of Music. at Il &
Rooms Of the Institution, en- "WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 18th beginning at O'Clock,
and continuing eveIJ Wednesday until III the
Notice
As these readings are strictly private, and deliv.
cred for the purpose Of insruc,ing the pup,ls ana
friends Of the Institution, Il Will be necessary 70
Insure seats, that INN ediate application be made
for Tickets to Mr. Crouch, Vocal Director with.
ont which no PERSON will be sdmitted
Tickets delivered every day between 8 and q
m and from % 8 u m, ian 9N-s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

WBIrs TEETH, Perfumed Breath and beau.
tiful Complexion car be acquired by using the
'' Balm of Thousand Flowers" Beware OF
counte rfeits. The Immense success of the
Balm" has brought out hosts Of counterfeits
and imposters BE sure each bottle is signed
Fetridge & Co., and for sale in this city at
Shllington's booksellirg and stationery es-
tablishment, Odeon Building, corner Four
and "a half street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

Osf.-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, THE
IL 18th instant, a vSluable Russisn Sable 2 UR
TlPPET, lined with dark silk, about three Yards
tween Willards' u ell md the Bank Of the Me
tropolis. IL left at l9i street, liberal reward
will be given ian 70 9ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

BURSETT'S kALLIsToN-ImDortG Iesti-
aaonial. MARLBORO, July ii, 1856.
Messrs. JOSEPH BURNETT Co. Gent The
package Of Kalliston came to hand last even.
ing, and am glad to have an opportunity to
state to you how much we value it. My fami-
ly have used it almost daily for more than two
years, and now they think they cannot do
without it. A single application has repeat.
eddy removed the freckles from the face of my
little boy, leaving his skin smooth end fair.
And in all cases Of sunburn or irritation of the
skin, from whatever cause, 1t has thus far
proved itself perfect and very pleasant
remedy. can, if you desire it, refer you to
several cases Of obstinate cutaneous disease,
in which know the Kalliston has I'D won.
derfully good effect; one in particular, the
daughter of Mr.. P, one Of my neighbors,
had suffered for many years, from eruptions
ard painful inflammation Of the skin, (prob.
ably the effect of bad vaccine virus leaving IL
in several places puckered and quite red A
few wsoks ago l recommended to him your
kalliston, he has since informed me that the
effect OF its use has been very marked and
bene fetal, that the skin has become soft and
smooth, and the inAamma ton and redness las
nearly disappeared. This is m important
case, and [ will tell ycu more about i! when
see you owe it to you to state that did
not believe in the efficacy Of any cosmetic
until tried your Kalliston, and chserfuIIy
give my testimony in its favor
Yours resnectfuIJy AZ Dawn
For sale in this city by NAIRS d PALMER,
SsLBf PARKER, and the dealers generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

In some instances from ten-to fifteen feet in
depth OF course, all travel by railroad or
steamboat has been cut Of, and no mails up to
the time Of going to press have been received
from any quarter since Saturday.
Combinations The Senate have confirmed
the following nominations:
William Rowland, Collector at Ssckett's
Harbor, New York, vice Charles h. Loomis,
removed
Matthias B. Andrew. Collector at st. Au-
gustine, Florida, vice Paul Arnau, resigned.
Benjamin Stiles, Surveyor at Hardwick,
Georgia, resppointed.
William Maxwell. Surveyor ut Sunbury,
Georgia, reappointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20
Mayors Office,

WASHINGTON, enuary sOth, 1877.
TNHE INCLEM ENCY OF THE WEATHER
L il producing so much suffering amongst the
POOR and the provision for their relief Is i'm
tied, that deem It my duty TO call upon the
benevo emit to take proper MEASURE TO raise means
10 alleviate that suffering far II may be done
For that purpose respectfully invite the citizens
OF the several wards to MEET In their respective
wards on the evening Of WEDNESDAY, the
2lst Instant, at O'Clock, al the following PAGES
viz:
First Ward-Uni:n Engine House
second Wsrd-Harmony Hall, ID street, b..
tween 18th and 18th
Third Ward-Frsnkiin's Building, corner Of
ID and 9th streets
Fourth Ward-council Chamber, City Rali
Fifth WaYd-Casparis's Building
Sixth Wald-Anaccsta Engine House
seventh Ward-hall over Ciarke's pothecaIy
Shop. WIN. b. MAGRUbER.
Jan ~ u Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

INAUGURATION b THE
eNA highlanders will give grand Inaueu
Iation Bal, at the ASSEMBLY Rooms, on WE'D
NBSDAY EVENING, the 4th Of March. As the
Comnittee OF Arrangements will be com posed In
part Of our best citizens, to aid the Ocers Of IKE
Company, the public may rest assured that moth
Ing Will De lett undone on their part to in sure
pleasure to all who will favor them with their
presence.
Tickets-THO DOLLARS
Jinl7 GEO. w. FLOOD, Sect.