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who are troubled with Bronchitis or my Brouohi.
o. Elections caused by over ezertion, We can say
with all confidence, use
MRS. GARDENERS INDIAN PALsAM
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-12
(94lub folst.)
SSeitere Gin5elbeiten iiber baS Sttte,t=
tat anf 9SappleDm.

Die italieniIdem 6anatifer batsn cine 0laiIe @en,
Itbsn tus lln9hd setirst. Mabsr ben $50 Serpunbez
ten nnO 300 Ysrionsn, Die bis sst in 9ariS psrbaet
wnrben, iperren pisaetbt nod 5unosrt uno aber 5un
bert nebr burb i6rsn oerunslidtsn Ssrub ins Glenb
tcmmen. Die enSiihe 9plisei Sat in Birmingham bic
stsmaise gBpbnuns Ucn pisrrs nahssiudt uub bort
9nn3e Sade Son Srissn sefnnpen aus 5rantrsi6 Stas
lien nnb @nslanb. Deie Srtsfs fuo jsbt i'm 9eIs Der
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Reetmaunaen.

Dtr @nseasr" erStein ietsn @rryen, GpnnaGs ausee,
acnen, u ren iptmnititsn SutpOnsprcS y Gts Der
a bic tp srdasr niritsn 1T Sdbrlidsr sbrnnsmntspreis
SIS bci SprauSable. suSpdrtiee Nbrnncnn blcten ben
9caa Sen SerouSeecr (Qr rr 675 eefaa9 einfsntsn
gnresntc 9sdss unt @titbeilunetn oen banbar cniec
9ei8enpmntn tno auf Serlan9eu ppncrirt. ..8l Us
@n;siesn unt gannnla6une asr srtmsrtcn peenben
9tbinaunssn austpmmcn Ginaiet Ginduns nee SQuorcs
&nriduno Gte nt fur ctre peters Go 25 Gt fir nen
g1cno $3.50, fur srci @ruote $500 fir e rnate $500, fur
feds @Onats 90 fur nbli aRcnats $1,000 GrBere sln9cn
ipScn rtrbdnfnlse bcrcnci nt nccu bt bic rep Ibpn
ternbere Ysruditane. Gnscissn tSnen bic u lt
bes sprberscbcnecn 2asce cingcionc wertcn. 'H ,'-
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Sso., 0reitag, Sear ~. IScbrmar 1855.

Scn Ssipiis sihs Der &nate
Nnh gSeintar, no cr sab
9ln @btts audi Elm 9rief fhen
Spu Icimem 2sbrrr al.
Dab @Stbe itn teiunsen,
Sie6 peiB wptl Seoer I6pn,
Der 9cniale &nnte
War -8elir 81 embetSIpbn.
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Samtpr gebiebt ,mS Scr Gtcinc
SSirfilpie.
Son 39euScr Drpbif&.

Sm Sabre IhtlcGnbunrert
tlnb ,man,ia, and nod ,,rr,
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Giut auf rie Gantprci
3u 2sip,is ryt Der 8ra3e:
y9Sotut hier Ger Cantor S6iGt9"
SID bins = nSicr 1T Gin 9rie16enl"
gSas man ic9lrib crtri6t.
9(ba. Yrm auten 3elter,
Shat S6ittt nit ichieiem Iuur,
Gr ltest. uno III rel 3eilen
1but ibm renn ririEr tnnb,
9ab bicr orr llctertringcr,
Grin 3Galina, liet nns CART,
Muiiftacnt tebe m4H.
9cn w,,uperbarrr 2lrt.
,,Das mGrc !" ruIt rer gllte,
IS, licb rph, lietsS &inb!
Son, Better, na mcu &leiner.
8cum brr uur ipicl' 9cIAwino
GtraS oui rrm GlaYicrc,
SD bGr', hnlt Gt,pat IrS;
Sm ManNrl Ycn SubitiIcn
9tinm pisltn 9frtsnRrB."
Der tIcne Sdmar,Arlcdte
9spt iiN ans Smitrument,
Gr tstt emprr Die 2luBen,
gr tett ric tlciuen toinr',
llno ipielt jsBt. Rap Der Cantor
&num lraute lein"m Sbr;
Guar IN Yhantaiireu
Der &na6e iith Ycrlor.
Dann 9inB'S lnr Sbcmasfirhe,
9)lan lhlieBl rie Srssl aui.
llnb Gier audp tael Der &lsine
Den Sinsern freicn Qhuf.
Ser Cantor ifsbt perwuncsrt
Still an Der Srsetanf
uno cine beige Sbrane
5erab ,ur Grpe lanf.
gtoh an emielten Sage,
Qlls Cantor S6itst all.in,
Da tritt in'S enge Stiib6en
Gin Nfufitus Gerein,
0iit gfamen GisentpiIis,
t5tsr traut unb poblbstannt
gEsil ct i'm gfctenlArei6en
8eiab bic la6nlfe 5anO.
u@oit srib !-tpO fe0Gt's, 5err Gantur!
Sie fno 70 srnt 70 ltll 2"
3 nein baP nur sesrabelt
$50 bas 9inaus nod min.
&am gsut' su mir Elm SirlG6en,
gBse 8riseI6m, i&war3 Saar,
Der ftbpn elm Sirtucis
Sbsleidb Ct taun, swSIf Sabr.
@elpielt bat bier Der Snabe,
Der au6 idUn eOn,pcnirt
Dab pabrlj6 mid gu Sbranem
Ser Sun9e bat 9eriibrt.
SD bin besBalb pom G9pre
Damn ldnea auriid sssilt,
Dc@ % sins nidbt, bier gu 5aule,
Da bab' ib laut sebeult. y
5htht'8 eiaene QSDrte,
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u. e5eabreseaaaeS.
erman RICHMOND ADVERTISER,

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at So
per Annum, payable advance, 10 Cts. per
Week. Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFF, IL: 7th STREET, near BROAD
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IN Der 6rempe, benn jeyt mar bnen il allies fremb
unp beipabre tbre Srrlen gum ewi9cn 2eten! i6lrB
jepesmal ibr Gebet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

IL Those fond of real, modern tragedy are
following with eager attention a singular muir
der trial now going on at Evreux, France The
case is briefly this
"A married man, OF the name of elliot moving
IN 5000 society, was suspected by Madame de-
Jeufosse OF paying improper attentions to her
daug hter she forbade him her house, where
ne hsd been for some time 4 familiar visitor He
tiied 10 continue an intrigue with the daughter
OF which he publicly boosted, by leaving letters
for her by certain tree in the park and near the
chateau. His nocturnal visits to the park irrita-
teu Madame de JeufosSe, highly respectable and
noble lady. She ordered a faiibfpf servant tn
watch for him with gun Her two sons seem
10 pave approved and confirmed this order
The servant obeyed orders, and shot NJ GiiIot
IN one OF bis nightly visits. The wounded ma
d1ed AFTER several hours OF suffering and groan-
ing within ear-shot Of the chateau without re-
ceIvlng any assistance from its inmates except
cup OF water brought by one Of the domestics
Netner the lady nor her sons appear to regret
their part ia this tragedy. which sIiac Ks strange
ly, In modern civilized France. Of old feudalism
and OF the last developments of our own Kansas
manners and customs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

IL correspondent says that when Donnelly
made his late escape from prison, in scaling the
outer walls, he was set upon by the Sherif's dog,
but he grasPed the noble brute in desperation and
beat in his skull. Yet, this was scarcely done,
ere the alarm bell tolled, and the court house
yard was crowded with an excited throng.
He mixed with the crowd and got away but
was recaPtured. He said to the officers. on his
return, 8 Gentlemen, if had got on that vessel,
all New Jersey would not have been able to take
me alive again. The men there would have sold
their lives dearly, II necessary" At another
pause he said - This little arrangement has cost
fortune, though it has not cost me a cent?
Donneliy is not in bad spirits, though he said ::
. Isn't 1t too bad-such 4 failure, and must die
in four days.
Last Thursday his troubled father took his
farewell Of his unfortunate son. His assiduity
ana sohcltude have been unremitting Poor old
man After his farewell leave, he would not
take the cars, but walked from Freehold to
'amesburg, that he might. uninterrupted, mourn
over his beloved son.
Donnelly dies to- morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07
Proceedings of To- day.

HI0Cee0iugs Oh xO-Q8ys
IN The SENATE, to-day, the credentials Of the
Hon. James Hammond, elected from South Caro-
lima to be member Of that body, in place Of the
late Judge Butler, were presented; and Mr.. H.
took his seat
Mr. Seward presented a memorial of citizens of
Canandaigua, n. Y, praying for practical legis-
latiOn by which he people of the North may CO.
operate with those of the South to exiting uish
slavery-by compensation for the slaves, &c.
On motion of Mr.. King, the President was re-.
qnested to furnish copies of the correspondence
aud dispatches from our Ministers TO England
France, and other Powers. on the subject Of the
dangers to emigrants, arising from contra ting
with irresponsible parties in Europe for their
inland Passage.
In THE HOUSE, in the course OF the re aiding of
the journal, the following gentlemen were an
nonnced as having been appointed by the Speaker
on the select committee to inquire into and re-
port on all the circumstances attending the sale
of the Governments Fort Smelling property viz:
Me>>rs. Burnett, Morris Of Ill Morrill,, Faux
ner, and Petit
The Chair also announced his appointment of
Mr.. Crawford, of Ga on the Ways and Means
Committee, in the place Of Mr.. Banks, resigned
Mr. Jones, CT Tenn moved that when the
House adjourned TO day, they would adjourn
over until saturday. to morrow being the sth of
January
il was then moved to amend that resolution by
stalking out saturday and Inserting in lieu thereof
Monday next agreed 10
The yeas and nays on agreeing to the amended
resolution We're being taken as the Stars report
went to pre-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

DoNNELLY TO BE ExEcUrED on FRIDAY Tile
warrant Of Governor Newell. granting a stay of
execution In the case of Donnelly from the 9Th to
the 18th instant, has (says the Newark Mercury
OF the 6th) never been signed although IL was the
Governors intention at one time to do So Upon
more careful examination Of the constitution Il
Is doubtful what the clause, under which this
power Is derived, means. After advice the Gov
ernor has come TO the conclusion not to sign the
warrant Of rsprieve: consequently, Donneliy will
be executed on Friday.
The escape of Donne1v was undoubtedly ef-
fected through the completely Of some of the in
mates at the Jail, but il is now evident that
his last chance for life is gone. There is some
thing which excites our commisseration I'm the
circumstances of his escape and arrest Through
the long night he was once again a free man
skulking along his way, it Is true but still hope
fui and buoyant There might be in some other
land, II he could but escape there a career better
than the past had furnished. But the re-arrp.t-
how bitter must that have been With what a
fading out Of all the material world must be ha We
entered again his cell There Is now Swallowed
forth to him but one objsct-and that the scaffold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

II The excitement raised in Mobile and
New Orleans about Commodore Paulding's con-
duct, says the Alexandria Gazette, though osten-
sibiy In condemnation of that officer, appears to
be, in reality, only effort to said and assist
Walker in some form or other in further attempts
against Nicaragua. We hope the Government
Will stand firm in this matter. This excite
ment'' will be- temporary in its duration and linn
1ted IN extent. The great body of the sspeOple'
at the South are opposed to flibusteriSm in all
Its shapes. The acquisition" or conquest of
Nicaragua, or any other foreign county, has no
Charms for them which can blind them to the
obligations of public faith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
ThfrtV fffth EAnnrAaa

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the balance Of their days session was de-
voted to the consideration of Executive bust
ness. They adjourned about 4 p. m.
In THE House., Messrs. Sickles and Gilmer de
livsred hour speeches in the Committee Of the
Whole on the State of the Union, on flibuster-
ism
Mr.. Bliss addressed the Committee against the
decision Of the Supreme Court of the United
states in the bred Scott case
Mr.. Hfskin addressed the Committee in de-
fence Of Commodore Paulding .
Several other members made conversational re-
marks upon the hlibustering question ere the
Committee rose
And then the House ad innrned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

ID New Haven editor had present of a
bunch Of violets, grown in the open air, on the
4th instant, an unprecedented instance Fruit
trees are bursting into bud. Rose bushes are
opening their buds. The weather is remarkable
in all respects-but where is tine ice to come from
for next summers G.cnhlers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

VIOLATION OF THE Posr OFFICE LAw-Sberi6
Eddy of McHenry county, Illinois, has been held
to bail on the charge of intercepting and opening
a letter placed in the mail by Henry White
The practice, which is understood to be COM
mon with police officers, Of taking suspected let
lers from the post office and opening them, is
clearly in violation of law, notwithstan ding IL
mails, and the officer who takes the responsibility
of so doing, must also take the hazard which he
thereby incurs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

II The darkies of Harrisburg, Pa. are much
enraged at the municipal authorities of Baltimore
because Of the arrest of a wench for remaining
longer in a slave territory than the law count6
nances. They take the affair IN high dudg eon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

Informed by member of the Humanitarian So
ciety that, in addition to being branded on the
left hip number of soldiers of the Newport.
kyD Barracks, received fifty lashes each on
their backs, on Tuesday morning, and were then
drummed out of CAMP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

IL The ice men are in scrape this season
Last January they were cutting great blocks a
foot through, but the thickest We have had this
season would not measure two inches. Look ont
for high prices next summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

TKRRIBLE TRAGKDY-A YeuNs MAN MIR
DFREp AT THE SUPPER TABLE.-The neighbor-
hood OF Providence, In New Kent county was
thrown INTO a state of great excitement last sat
urday night. by the announcement OF the startling
fact that Mr. Jas. Grant. son Of Mrs Cecilia
Grant, had been murdered while sitting with his
mother and family at their supper table. The
murderer effected his diabolical purpose by shoot
ing at and killing Mr.. Grant through the win
dow. Our informant states, that when he left
the scene yesterday morning a Corouer's inquest
was about being held, and the impression pre-
vailed among the neighbors that the murder was
perpetrated by one Of Mrs. Grants negroes We
understand that on the Sunday night previous,
Miss Grant, the only sister of the deceased. was
shot At through the door IF the house. hut not in
Jnred her clothes breaking the force Of the eaden
missiles. Soon after the occurrence she became
so alarmed that she fed to a neighbours, a dis
lance OF two miles, where she remained for sew
eral days. Mrs. Grant is in independent circum-
stances, and had but two children. About one
month ago her house was fred and burned with
the greater portion of its contents Dark rumo $
are anoat as to the cause Of the commission of
these deeds, but we do not feel 1T liberty to give
them Publicity.-Riehmond SoKfh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

IL The people of Salisbury and vicinity are
tailoring under great excitement caused by the
Ie-appearaBce of the small pox in their midst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07
AlUOKHxITS.
GRAND KNNfvERsxRYS1LE
colambia TypSgfaphicsl Society.

terniued to ccishrste fhsis Forty-thlrd Ami ~ 4
verssp and honor the birthday Of Franklin.
will give -
ON uoNnn,tSrr q SitS,l M uu.r :, -
I AfOdf FsilO,rs' Han. 7th sfrssf. r-'t1
on winch OCCASION the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements
to render this one ofthe attractive Balls the
season.
the pupervlsion 81 Y. H. RIDE noor ConectioDer, IN
his best style. q.
Pro. peri's String Band IL engaged.
The Ball will he opened AZ o'clock ~ y Grand
Promenade with the accom- pany Ins Grand March,
com no sed xpresxy fos this by PROT. Pros
perI and dedIcs ed TO the Printers of washington
No hats or caps WI pe sIlow. d m the room; A..
viii please hand their nsTnes IN any member OF the
4 Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

III The Siamese twins are on exhibition IN
New Orleans
IL The Post Office at Norfolk has been re-
moved TO the new Custom House
IL During the past year III revolutionary SOL
Oilers have died, as have also % persons Of one
hundred years and over.
ID IL is stated that one of the prisoners at
Sing Sing died a few DAYS since while nnderoo'
ing shower-bath punishment
IrCelia Hitchcock, a Utica pros,itpts "a
suicide on "Wednesday. "''ei'P' at
u jos Loefner, who committed the double
fenced 10 be hung on the Both Of April
" The hop-dryiDg house of Mr. Cherritree
q MIuulsDnIS' " e., was, with ten tons of hops ,
entlreiy destroyed on Tuesday, of last week.
IL Louis Bryant murdered by nistol
shot. in New Orleans, last week at a house ~
ni-iAme, by man of bad habits, named Charles
u delegation Of the Albany Burgesses
corps went TO Syracuse on New Years eve to
participate in festival given by the Syracnse
Greys 'e
IL VIM. Ferguson. postmaster at MottvjIle
ien-, was arrested on the 2sd ins; by special
sgent 81 the Post Once Department, Tor einbez
-ilnS 'ettefs containing money.
- ne Monroe County (N. " Circuit CAL
$500 - 80 enormously heavy this term that two
EiT6nndraS o' uy cases, IN separate apartments
riA huhu'e" eeipTlis are under indictment
VI Convention Of yrape-g,oys,v q. D.,
hfid IN Merlden, Connecticut on tbe 1,,b TO-,
10 winch are invited all who take an in,e,s-, T.,
grape growing and WI ne inskIno \, 70 % III
held on the day before the me,t}e ~ , Is 70 De
Agricultural Society vi tue Staie
W On the 10th ult Can't SamusI Oh,
OF hohHnIe, Conn went to his cunho. "a III
drank from bottle W hat ne supposed 10 h. aHo
its, Dut II proved TO De corrosive subliua,. Pr Pr.
killed him. iid'e, and
III A lottery enterprise has been started H.,
eluzens OF New Orleans, for the purpose on Ma
Ing the opera on a firm footing. The manags,
MT Boudon, finds his finances straigbtened ,h,
season having been failure in Consequence .,
the illness OF the artists VI
IL In Philadelphia on SATURDAY. the g.,
t,lsI OF the new steam fire engine for the PbiIa
ueiPhid Hose Company had both in the
neIg noof hood Of the foundry where ID was buiIt
rs At the corner Of Wood and Fourth streets
ca pertinent was perfectly successful water
having oeeh thrown nearly two hundred feet
ne Cocos Islands will be annexed Z, ia
,a.u. by England They are situated in the en-.
,h' VI tne Ihhian Ocean, on a direct route ~
.ns steamers nom Ceylon TO surz and Their no
saIIoh - sncn as to facilitate Communicates
Ma.Ii,i the Indian Archipelago and the Island Of
~ Inc q sssnsion between the c.,h,,-1,
ap" iaty ID illinois, has become onit- 80.
9. me- hundred communicates of the na,isS
~ hnh nave addressed letter 10 two nTi.s, vi
inirieat oi the Canadian bishops teIIino ~,
lhst the money used TO promote disssn.ia.
among the ch1 shes, had better be used 10 ''I,
ing iOod and raiment to the poor S''A ~ si''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07
SPIRIT or THE NOR MING PRESS

It no I"ttsttxf1tttF 10 70 1"y N60'0<s7@ ~
and Congressional proceedings.
The Union announces the election OF ex-
Gov. L. W. Powell on Tuesday last. by the
Kentucky Legislature, to the [. 5. Senate for
six wears from the 4th of March. 1S49, and re-
ioices over the fact, ex-Gov. p. being staunch
Democrat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

claiming attention. Ofncial communications from
Berlin fepreuentt haf % hsd not hen decSasd %
create Regency, and II was supposed tflat Eek
traordinarv powers would be conferred on the
Prince of Prussia.
AARUssIA
An Imperial decree lad been issued, providing
for the Imperial enf5eac hisemsnt Of the serfs
The decree institutes Sefy~important changes IN
the relst ions between Ne pezsantry and landed
propfletors Of the country
- - France.
The extraordinary tidal Of Madame de Jsnfosse,
her two sons and her game keeper, for the muir
dercf NJ Guillot, had terminafed in the acquittal
Of ali the prisoners. The affair was very
complicated one, and attracted great attention
throughout France.
10 was stated but contradicted by the Patrie)
that the Emperor, in consequence Of representa-
tons made by England, had consented to submit
the question Of the expectation of negIoes from
Africa, to the French Colonies, to a Conference
to be held in London. x ttEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

no. Advertisements shsnld be sent in By
IL o'clock m; otherwise they may not aP-
near until the next day. .-. -s.--....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07
PERSONAL.

80. Hon. A Shaw Of Illinois is at KirLwoods,
-. Captain j. ;. Archer, L s A. is al Will
lardS'.
-. Hon J. A. Stewart and family Of Mary
land are at the National
Hon. J. ii. Hammond (the newly elected
Senator) and family, :. c., are at Browns
80. VIM. Brown, Esq, brother of the Post
master General. was shot ON SATURDAY. week =,
his residence in Giles county. Missssi ppi but by
whom Is unknown. Mr.. Brown thong h wound
ed IN the face and head. is not fatally Injured
Notwithstanding the assassin took two fires al
him.
" John B. Mcpherson, Esq died at Gettvs-
burg, Pa, on the 4lh instant in the 69th wear o:
his age. AT the time of his decease Mr. McPher-
son was cashier OF the Bank of Gettsburg, post
he has held since the organization of the bank In
lsl5- He was the oldest cashier and among the
oldest bank officers in the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

be glad to learn that they are in fine health.
We presume that the preliminary prcceedings
to enable them to take their seats in the Senate
Of the United States will very shortly be con-
summated by Congress-
WE UNDERSTAND that there will be morn
ing reception at the Kxscative Msns ion on Sat
urday next, commencing at one q cleck, and on
every succeeding Saturday during he season.
The evening receptions viii commence on
Tuesday next at eight o clock, and will take
place on each altsrnate Tuesday.
COMMANDER CHATARD.-We have reason to
believe that active preparations for court-mar-
tialing this officer shortlyy are in progress at
the Navy Department .---...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

1TTHE UNDERSIGNED hereby notifies Il
lkS public that he has resigned his stewardshp
ct the Wesley Zion Church, (Colored.l He would
request all persons having bills sxInst SAID Church
contracted by him, TO present such bills PRIOR TO
August LIST, 1883.
IOIIN O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-07

THIRD GRAND COTILLON PARTY or
i THE COLUMBIA CLUB.
The members Of the Columbia: Club take great
pleasure Announcing 10 their friends ard "a
the public that their THIRD GRAND CorILLoS -
PARTY of the season will be given ~ Colum- -
bia Hall. on MONDAY, Jan. nth. 1853. lz<3A
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admItIing gentlemen
and Indies. By order "
jsn4 ~ COMMITTEES.
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LARGE FRUIT CAKES TO be cut
Us On Saturday. Those who want something
deiicate and nice send to the Philadelphia Store and
get slics. j. FTSSEII
Jan7 ST. Garner 18th and ats.
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AIDES BONNET COMBS; also Tvol,p,
Dressing, Puff, Side and 6ne TO-, ro osp
cheap for cash, at S '"'' Soh'Os
jan est IaNuo>n,S
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| The WEArHER.-The following report of the
| weather for this morning is made from the Morse

Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about clock a. In /:
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ARRIvED.--Tke newly elected sena tors from
Minnesota tMessrs. Rice aud Shields have
Reached Washington. Their many friends will