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The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17
To Stock Raisers.

Farmers and Stock Raisers will be inter-
ested in the advertisement of Mr.. G.. T.
Goddard, which will be found in another
column. We hope to see our farmers take
advantage Of this opportunity of improv-
ing the breed of their stock.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

The Kanzas City Markets viii be found
in another column. We shall keep them
faithfully corrected, and farmers and others
will do well to consult them. Kanzas City
will doubtless belone Of the great outlets
for this portion of Kanzas, and it is all
important that her commercial quotations
should be known TO all the farmers and
dealers in this section. @
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17
straYad-$15 Rawardi
TO HULE BRRRDRRsI

Il Vie celebrated Jack ~ - -.ss-es
Il. BLACK WARRIOR,
Is now standing at my farm, on Rock Greek, one
urdays, and at the farm of Allen Kelley, on the
heosho, one mile above the mouth of Cottonyo
on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. for ths
service Of mares, at twelve dollars the season.
Black Warrior was sired by the Aarengo Nam
moth; his dam was sired by the Old Innportei
Warrior; his grand dam was fine MsItese Jen
net. He Is five years old this spring
- G. T. GODnARD
Rock Creek, K. r. April 7. 1851 -
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

senator Mason, of Virginia, said the 9TH
II. n oay that .'he did not know that the peo
p.e po.' eI kanzas were opposed to any part or
FL fTF.aon On OF the Lecompton Constitution. %
ma. @ Washington States says that this re-
fA Produced in the Senate sbuzz OF
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17
EMpoR1A TOWN COMPANY!

Notice of Drawing.
1NHERE will be q Drawing of all the shares is
i sued by the Emporia Town Company, in the
Town of Emporis, on Monday, the 10th day of
May next. Shareholders are requested to be pres
ent either in person or by proxy.
By order Of the Company.
CIV. DEIrzrEa, Sec'y. n42w3
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17
AND STILL THEY CONE!

WHATS cOMINGf Why STORRS. who ie
w always up with the times. has brought on
large and we'll selected stock of
THE CHEAPEST KIND OF GOODS!
Well, let them come! say we, as that's just what
we have been wanting, this long time, in Empo-
ria, to induce the people of this great Neosho Val
ley to trade here But the Goods did not come
alone; the "prices" came also, but instead of
coming up, as is usual, .-s.
The Prices Came Down!
and they shall stay down so long as I sell Goods
in Emporia. At my
EsOne Price Cash Storess -
will sell goods cheaper than they have ever been
sold here and at a smaller per cent profit than
any other merchant can do. "Quick sales and
small profits" is my motto.
Emporia, March Is, '56. n. s. SToRRS.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17
sPEcIAL NOTICE.

OHIO STATE AND UNION Law COLLEGE
This Institution has been removed to Cleveland
Ohio Degrees are legally conferred, and Students
upon gradusing may be admitted to practice
For circulars, address, at Cleveland, E
feb20-ly II. A. KING, Secretary.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

The card of Dr.. Swisher will be found
in another column of to-day's paper. We
can safely, from personal experience, rec
ommend the DR.. to the public. -.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

A meeting of the corporators of the JEFF
son City and Neosho Valley Railroad Com
pany will be held at Hyatt, Anderson eoun-
ty, on the fourth Wednesday 1.-THE 26th) Of
Nav, 1853. A full attendance is requested
By order of the Board.
AUG. -WATTLES, Charm.
P.B. PLUMB, Sec'y.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

Mr.. A. G. Proctor adyertises portion of
bis new Goods this week. Mr.. Proctor
has the largest and best store room south
Of the Kanzas River, ~snd is well fixed to
accommodate the wearing and eating pub;
lie. He win redeem all his pledges and sell
goods as cheap as they can be afforded at
this point We wish him abundant success.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

Mr.. Haworth on the Cottonwood has in
operation an excellent Mill. and is prepared
to grind corn and wheat in the beet man
ner and on the shortest notice. Mr.. Ha-
worth has also on hand a quantity of excel
lent lumber of all kinds which he offers
very cheap for cash. .s.'.'.
See advertisements in another column.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

The drawing of shares of the Emporia
Town Company viii take place on che 10th
of May. See advertisement. e
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

The connection of Mr. r. J. Hinton with
THE News, as Corresponding Editor. Agent.
&C., ceases entirely from this date.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

i..rtiea pr eents5 s><a suhsS1sat insertion.
-. -. sslisr Ezs pr annzn. Cns fourth eolsna
ss 10 e six nes u %; ys.r, - %. oas half
- 80 r=os n %, % coi ems year. So Al zaa-
= f.rsixa saTe-tise1sats - p>id in advance.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

Single copies Of Tan HEvsin wrappers for sale
q. this Office, at five cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

Freights on the Missouri River from st.
Louis to Kanzas City are forty cents per
hundred. !. .5.,5 '''
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Terms of Subscription.
Rates % Adrertising.

-. r.uT. en
sa. ys.r ssa s.s e s-t.er z7 81 eus., n %
II q. q e 80 -. % o
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

BLANK DrcIAnArsoss for fling. for sale at thi
sfice. ssz51A sf.-sassf rzf-,,
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17
Railroad Maetine.

Blank Deeds-Fof sale at this Office. S
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

RARE CHANCE FOR EHIGRAETS
THREE splendid timber claims the Verdi
Il girls; two fine prairie claims near Emporia,
for sale by E. p. BANCROFT.
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cLAIMs FOR sALE,

THE undersigned has several valuable claims
Il for sale-one adjoining the town site of En-
poria-another within two miles, and so on TO q
distance OF twelve miles of. Terms reasonable.
Emporia, March I3 CIV. ESKRIDGE.
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

CAPITALISTS at the East, who wish to invest
~ in this Territory, win be GUARANTEED IL PEI
cent, and half the gains ABOVE that figure.
aug2o E. p BANCROFT:
The Kanzas news., 1858-04-17

P. B. PLUMB, Sec'y.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03
CLEANED FROM THE NAILS

The Louisville Courier OF the 30th ult states that
Hon William Preston was to have left Lexington yester-
day for Washington route for Spain He will proba-
bly, remain days at the capital comforting with the
President as to the policy he pursued with regard To
Spain.
The State of Texas has grated forty -four charters to
mroad companies of which seventeen have boon forfeit
ed leaving twcntyscven charters still in force OF these
eleven in progress of construction with aggregate
length when completed OF 2, 223 miles.
man named Chapman has been arrested near Bur-
hngOn, Ky for passing counterfeit money. lie belongs
in Cincinnati and in Kentucky had represented himself
Cincinnati policeman in pursuit Of three counterfeit
eis, and that his Rose. He used two that
he had employed to assist him in arresng the imaginary
countefeiteis to pass his trash.
Mr.. Edward s. Botoler Il soldier of the war Of 1914
died at the residence Of his son, JEFF o. Boteer, esq
Frederick Maryland on Thursday last, at the age of rs
years Mr. Boteer served his country for four years in
the second Of independence, and taken prisoner
0 the British at Detroit upon Hnils surrender he
carried thence into Canada where he remained time
in captivity.
Mr. D. Matthews, formerly British consul at Phadel-
pha has been appointed secretary of British legation and
charge d atares in Mexico, and at Havana, his
way there ON the 2lst inst
Louis Paasen, of Dubuque Iowa, the great rival of
horphy chess player. recently played fifteen games
simultaneously, with many different persons, at Du-
Oaque The games continued nine hours, but not
concluded In every game however, Pansen was ahead
tappears that silver coin has become extremely scarce
IN Chill than 81 600 600 having been sent out of
One country within nine months, and there is some
pecaton OF the imposition Of export duty In Ciuate
naa the expectation of silver either in bullion OF con
also prohibited under pain of fine to the amount of
toe exportation, The Thought necessary on
"count Of the Increasing scarcity of silver money.
correspondent Of the Liberty cxas) Gazette states
mat Cen Houston will certainly move and settle ON his
beautiful place at Cedar Point in Chambers county next
season
several fires broke ont ia Philadelphia the night of
oe Let inst The loss was heavy.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.

The Santa Fe mail of the sth ultimo reached Independ
the 18th.
The conductor reports having encountered snow foot
deep from the Arkansas river to Walnut Creek.
The weather was very cold and the roads in bad cond
ton.
letter from Mr. Crenshaw, of the contractors of
the route between Independence and Stockton Cafor-
MIA states That had reached Santa Fe Of battle be-
tween Lieut. Beaes party of surveyors and the Camnnce
Indians and fears entertained that the mail from
Neosho to Albuquerque lost No particulars of the
fight given
No newspaper mil has arrived, but private letters gay
that OF importance had reached Santa Fe from
the Navajoe county.
The St. Joseph Gazette learns from private letter from
Santa Fc dated October 3st that the Navaoe Indians
had attacked Fort Defiance, and were repulse with loss
Of ninety killed Fonr of the troops were killed. This
probably exaggerated account OF the skrmshng in
the vicinity Of Fort Defiance reported by the mail of No.
vember list.
The California mail left Santa Fc for stockton 0cto-
Der 18th, in charge OF fourteen Fears enter
anc from the accounts furnished by the returning mail
party that the may be cut off, the Navaoe Mo-
Iere, and Digger Indians hostile to the whites.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03
THE WASHINGTON cHILnREN's MISSION
Nov 2s div

FTWE LADIES Of the First Unitarian Church
by the sad condition Of large number poor children
Washington MISSION which
the neighbofhOod
possible that WIN, either
guilt parents,
human society growing swell the ranks
the dangerous classes OF American cities.
They and furnished suitable tho Fourth
employed teacher, aud daily receiving children, who, coming
rounded during the with Christian atmosphere Of knnss aud
frbearancc amt being taught the elementary branches
education, will be saved from peril and OF them
hoped, become very useful and
Worry frequently found supply
garments amt the wonl desirable
furnish plain, but sufficient per during approaching
Being anty under iso1-excepi
the chances imposition very
nothing
pnwer the Bible tbs
Them, though their parc,Is should PROVE unworthy
We submit the following considerations tho
duty IT AZ Christians
good the young because nothing dangerous
in republic the presence tswlcss hands youths
That sufficient public school cor the
children " Washington nGt notorious
there WERE still the necessity Rr
running danger who poverty neglect Of their
parents, would eet educational van1gess
direct poor by personal appeal
them personal
and rovdyi-ni lrd that Christian a
courage accomplish this fully evidenced ;he
present condition " The Five Points IN New York
hesitation, therefore, askius pecuuay aid from oil
Irrsons dasod help what be good mission
pledge observance n rigid and
hcnrlacOs every dollar viii directly
AMI funds win DC absorbed payment of
salariss refarirs, clerks, apenb sc.
WIN We thankfully received by The treasurer Mrs
Wrhh, No. . Louisiana avenue. Nov 27--dU
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, Dec. Cotton is quiet, with declining
tendency-saes of 900 bales. Flour is highersales
of ID 900 barrels State 81 25 81 so Ohio, So 40 a
IS so southern, S. Is IS 40. Wheat is dull-slles
of T. 900 bushels red, 81 Is Kentucky white, 81 AZ
Corn is hrm-saes of II, 600 bushels; yellow, rs
cents. Pork is frm--mess, $I7 SIT TO- lard il
buoyant at III IL cents. Whiskey IN steady at "a
cents. Sugar is frm--Oreans, 81 II cents Musco-
vado, g a. Molasses--orleans 80 40 cents. Spr-
s of turpcntine is firm at 49, 40 cents Rosn s firm
and quiet at 81 So. Rice is firm at 81 cents
BALTIMORE Dec. 2Flour-the market is not firm
but prices unchanged; Howard street and Ohio
s. 12I Wheat is very firm for choice, but prices
unchanged-white, 81 50 81 As red, 81 20 a 81 23
Corn in dull but not generally lower--white So u TO
cents yellow SIS n 81 cents Provisions very firm
the former rates. Whiskey is very firm at 253 &c
cents for western and city. .
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. vEnA CRuz, Nov. 81, 1858:

The independence Beige says that NJ de Rothschiid
has sent through the representative OF his house in the
Ponieal States the of 10 900 francs to nj. Nor
enable him to continue his efforts for the restu
ton Of his child without sacrificing the interests of his
family. .... ...
Lewis Aria esq, late of Kingston, Jamaica, who died
few weeks spce Mt Scarborough England has bequeathed
the Of 800 900 in trust for building and maintaining
Jewish college in the town of Porsea the place of his
birth The will also provides further after the
death of his wife, which, it is calculated will give ad
ditional sum Of Sis 000
There n meeting of the New York bar
held Wednesday at which resolutions passed eulo
CYSTIC of the private and professional character of the
Benjamin f. Butler. ....
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH;
Virginia Gubernatorisl .remocratic consent



PErKHsBuRa, Dec z-1'hs attendance st the conseP-
ton is immense Phoenix Hal is crowded to surocstop.
Nearly every city and county, in the State Is represented
there much consequent confusion
A temporary organization effected by calling Col
A. q Butts, Of Petersburg, 70 the chair committee
OF one from each congressional district appointed TO
report officers for permanent organization. There was
a at two until hsfpast three o'clock.
On assembling resolutions were reported by the
nominating committee, when most acrimonious debate
ensued Ii continued for two hours presenting scene
Of confusion conioundedloud cries being frequent
ly made the interruption OF the speakers and ccr-
taDly not to the credit Of the body o. NJ Cutchhed
shelton r. Leake sedden of Stafford Jackson Of Wood,
and Gilmer Of Albemarle all attempted to speak but
senced by clappng Of hands, shouting and his
sing Mr. Leake ultimately gained attention, and, after
a conciatory effort bis part order was restored
The nominating committee recommended for president
Thomas NJ Amber Of Louisa, who elected by aecla-
nation The convention Immediately adjourned until
eight o'clock This is the largest by several hundred
that ever assembled in this State.
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I ,y afections and respect Surrounded a. ne ID BY
ba1rassment, oppressed he may be by anxiety, ~l
81 nod oih M an aspiration 10 Heaven that not hair
~. crow whittier on bis head nor furrow sink deeper
Z , brow nor day be stricken from the brief span Of
~ M which still belongs 10 bis country Cheers II
~ atesnAn must be snatched from the public service
tiT sonle yonhgel al ser.user urdn the tempestuos
"a Of politics but spare gracious Heaven spare tine
.r,be chief around whom the affections OF two gen
's,tions and nation hopes thiokly cluster PRO
0nged cheers
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United states Hotel.

LyRANkIlN PHILIP has the honor to announce
the his gallery choice collection Of oil paintings
drawings embracing specimens by distinguished
French and English schools which will he found
TesOn Pagc TUurnrnne, Acble
Dcveirty uhut is Metz Bronr Br-nNle Pync Darby, VIII
Muller Prtch1 Remnant r Godfrey Knelcr Martin ROwbo
am Richardson oopley Fielding Jutn George frp, Pearson and
Rolt
pictures from Europe direct Ia Washing
well known collector aud Philip has much pleasure
aorng the admirers patrons opportunity " examining
really examples q Styles IT eminent modern
FRANKLIN PHILIPS
Bookstore aud Fine Gallery,
Nov 500 3s2 ha ave. between 9TH 10Th
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The SLAYER Echo Case

COLUMBIA, Is. CO. Dec 1.-The counsel for the prison.
in the Echo to-day pettoned for writ of hGbs
corpus bring them before the court to show why
they should not be detained longer in custody. The
court granted the writ made returnable Saturday
ten clock This will bring up the evidence and argu
ment in the case. The grand jury further dis
charged until Monday. The impression appears to be
the prisoners will be held and the taken to
another district
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The overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 2--The first through mall from Alhu
querque New Mexico arrived at Neosho, Mo-, on the
nth November in thirty-one days
The Kiowa Indians attempted to intercept the mail
party but they dispersed BY discharge from the
coach, wounding the principal chief.
The mail which left Neosho on the 10th of October has
not been seen or heard Of .n...
The conductor Of the mail train thinks that the time
consumed the route will be reduced to twcnty-one
days. .# r. .. ...-..
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03
IN A. CARpwELL, ReaI Estate and Cienern

II
Ps Commission Broker has taken the office,
where proposes selling
buying real Union, renting collecting
lease
timing real estate, with unexceptonal legal aid.
The settlement rans description the executive
paTnents bureaus Congress
especially clam Of the distant and adjacent
press subscriptions advertising his experience being
furnish the
having SUCH well attending having
Of the District Columbia
WHERE application By letter otherwise him thus saving
expense O d fp the CITY, prompt returns
Also negotiation loans good security ierrfp.
which properly DO casCd mdur the
general commission brokerage.
RTEaEzs Vim. A. Harris (ormorly Of Nissouri Y.
Garn,t q. Berre Hohurd Waac, esq,
the proprcors the pros generally Washington,
Mcssrs. Davenport and Hon j. j. Ca-Se Richmond
Rev WIN s. Plumer Allegheny CITY, t cal A. r. Beunlcy
ar, Ky and John " Sargent New York ciy, Dec
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Browns Hotel.

Wn, Rurrcil Va Charles Nichols family, y
Merrimsn, Illinois Max Fowler do
] Carter, North Carolina Hiieary, Maryland
Mrs C j Carter, do VIM FFsnnin, La Grange, Ga
" Dougiass do Thos Bsrrey, Maryland
Rev N VI Caldwell, Rome, Ga Morton, Virginia
L York VIM X Constable, Baltimore
Rob Douglas, Atlanta Ga A Thoppman, Now York
Prcnitss, Ohio Sutton lady, Richmond
Ron Thos l. family, Vim poirson, Baltimore
Missouri .... Hon James n Gregg, Ind
Mrs + r. Mitchell, do i Dubois 4 lady, Philadelphia
Thos AZ DouOho neice, Stanton NJ Kills, New Orleans
Miss srnan Maryland Mrs Maddox daughter, Phil
Miss c Welsh do o W Isndreth, Lexington Ky
Jna selman, do q Moore, Staten Island, Ny
Vim Il Burwci, Virginia
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03
MONDAY EyENINO, ngsEsRxK g. 1853,
OPENING NIGHT OF THE REGULAR SEASON.

First appearance this q The celebrated artist from Barton
ana Nblo's Theatres,
Mr., CHARLES FISHER.
Miss ALICE GRAY from Broadway Theatre, n, Y.
Mrs AtCIBOLD, the southern Theatres.
MANNERS of Walltcks Laura Keses
Theatres. .......
Mrs.. n. BLAND ofthe Broadway Theatre,
Mrs. j. X. sGtIFr, from the New York Theatres
Miss T. PRfrCfiAEti), from the South
Mr., T. r. MIL !, his brs appearance this
Mr.. HUMPHREY BLAND Of the broadway Theatre.
J. GRuSE ENoR, Walacks and Sihos ~ Y.
Mr.. j. NJ DAWSON the Washington favorie.
Mr. W. J, BF1IAMY, from the New York Theatres.
Mr.W y. CUrfER late OF the Broadway Theatre.
Mr.. y, W, HII.DRErH Mr. J. q WARD aud Mr. = D.
EYr1NGE
presenting array metropolitan talent eqused in
principal the departments oi the
opera ballet already engaged and will be presented
rapid The department the
baton Wiher aided by the best soosts in the will
nightly all novelties OF the day The artist
lamb Perfection scenic display
the various pieces performed will be the
which last for the unqualified
probation.
Promper. Mr.. r. W. Hdreth
Machinist Mr. Wm Dnrr
Superintendent Of box office MIR Jackson.
Gas engineer MI. thas W cunningham
tOstumcr 49,. Mr. j. tFona
az
securing Of viii be
and 18th
street, and will be open daily from Q, M, until 5, p.
Dec 3--3t
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Marine Disaster Boston Politics.

BosroS Dec. 1.-The British barque w. d. Dean,
from Glasgow arrived at this port last evening" bringing
the of the British barque Agenora which the Dean
had fallen in with at sea- and found in water logged
and sinking condition. . ....... .
DIR. j. " c. Smith nominated last night as the
straight American candidate for mayor.
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Rras~ THOSE PERSONS INTRREsrED IN THE
condition Of the suffering OF city respectfully
estly requested hand in speedily possible thar
and donations either Mr. Blantync, hair
enh between aud Streets religious
the members Of this meh0nored society There
small collection taken DR. Samsons
day evening where their annual meeting place
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yBg FUTURE SECTIONAL POWER - THE CEN
SUS or 1860.
IRON the Abany Ailas and Argus. Nov al

Al. Illinois paper claims for that State that il will be
~ furh in electoral strength of the States Of the
Union coming after New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
mis- would place it in advance Of Virginia, and1t rs not
nrobabe that Indians would also take precedence oil
that State =,
,sy enumeration and apportionment of 1860 II the
rsscnt basis Of population be retained, New England
Kin Lose its representation New York and Pennsylvani
Viii rain the southern States viii lose largely and the
Northwest gain as largely
ance AZ the representation Of the different sections
q b IToon in Congress- at the several epochs in our
history viii perhaps enable 70 realize better the
.g tba f,rfrr.
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The Rerks county Election.

READING, pa, Dec. 1.-The majority for Gen. VIII
liam H. Keim the candidate to fill the vacancy in Con-
gress caused by the resignation of j. CLANCY Jones win
probably reach 400. .-5
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Deuarture OF Gen, Paez.

NEW YonK Dec. Gen. Paez embarked at noon to-
day for Venezuela He appeared much indisposed from
the effects of his recent accident. He carried
litter supported by soldiers Mayor Temann and other
officials accompanied him large military escort joined
in the procession.
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Financial.

NEW YORK Dec Stocks higher-Chicago and
Rock Island 81 Michigan Southern, 2l3 New York
Central, s3E; Reading, sly Cantons, 20a Virginia
6's, 963 Missouri 6s, 90s.
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA locomotive attached to
freight train the Camden and Amboy road off the
track Ranevas Bridge this morning and the six and
eight clock trains delayed ill noon at that point
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03

THE "0LD FoLKs' coming here, and will give two
grand concerts at Philharmonic Hall some time next
week. Further particulars win be announced here
after
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03

Senator Hammond in town to-day roae for
Washington and his presence and wishes doubtless had
an influence the result.
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EsTs~ NoTIcR.--The fourth lecture in the series
before tho Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence Association the Dis
iGt OF Columbia will be delivered Joseph Walsh esp hhar
Hail. Sunday evening, the 5th
The True Elements Progress
spoctIully inytgd. Fl. c. MCLAUGHLIN,
Chairman OF Committee Lcctlres.
JAMES j. KANE Secretary. Dec 2--3t