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.Steani1dnl E,rnln,on.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 6.The steamboat Colonel Crossinan,
from New Orleans to St Louis burst her boiler OH Thurs
day evening" and burned TO the waters edge Twenty
five to fifty persons are reported lost
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A Narmon Elder,s 0niniou

NEw YoRs Feb 6.--Horaoe s. Edridge, leading
saint is here, charged with general supervision over
the Mormon Church in the East Ne admits that ii the
troops attempt to enter Salt Lake City IN hostile array
there will inevitably be bloodshed.
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Propositions have been presented in both houses Of the
Ohio legislature to submit to the people the question
amending the constitution to return TO the old sys
tenn of licensing the traffic in liquors The article of
striction in the constitution has been dead failure
Public sentiment does not sustain prosecutions under It,
and its operation Is not uniform throughout the State
Little gog shops have sprung up at nearly every
and road and the traffic is literally conducted in
every section notwithstanding the vigilance Of the moral
part OF the community who would cxpunge 1t If possible
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BY TELEG PH
From KaaMs.

Sr LOUIS Feb 5.-The Leavenworth papers of the
50th ult say that Gen Stckey the commissioner APP
pointed by the President audit the claims of the cti
zens OF the Territory who sustained losses during the
difculties which have existed there has allowed claims
amounting to four hundred thousand dollars
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Desrusire Fire.

DETRoT, Feb. 5.-Ihe stores at the corner of Wood
ward and Jefferson avenues, occupied by Mcssrs Camp
bell Leon dry-goods, Sulloss Brother, and A. Am
berg, clothing dealers partially destroyed by fire
this morning Total los probably $40, 900 to $50 600
Mostly covered by insurance.
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no TIE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
wolfc,s schiedam Aromatic 5chnapps

prescribed with urc success by medical faculty gravel
gout ohronic rheumss droly dyspepsia sluggish circulation
tho blood aeauae FOOD ad exhausted energy
ana, ~ a beverage, u superior in the world
pu up IN aur pint bottles, and for sale by all the druggists
aud groccrs Ia Washington
UpOlriIo WOLFE.
soic Importer and Manufacturer,
ls, 20, aud - Beaver street, New York.
pauI
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DIED.

Al Pennington Oakland county Michigan January 24b SAMUEL
LAWRENCE THOMAS, youngest THOMAS aged
three years six months and twenty seven days
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KANSAS. The st. Louis Democrat Of the 4th instant
states that the latest from Kansas to the 2sth u
at which time perfect quiet rcgnng throughout the
Territory
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Barbee's /" "COquette."

INIIS Celebrated piece of Statuary the production
of WILLIAM L. BARBEE, Virginia. has arrived in this ctys
exhibition $50 Penn between Third and Four
and a ifilf strects-front stairs.
has received the highest commentators praise
from critics Europe
Justly ranked among brilliant achievements Of
artists.
Doorso open o, NJ. I'LL 10, y.
Abundance 80 cents; season tickets 81.
81,
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xIcARAauA.

We find in the New Orleans pcayune of the sist ut
the following letter, written hy an Americas, gentleman
now resident in Nicaragua
chisAsrsoa. Flcspscpa,
- lantiary |, 1855 i,
Ihe hve principal articles OF treaty said 10 have been
signed ny The United States government and Sr. Yr-
sari Ncaraguaa minister In Washington have given al
most universal satisfaction to both natives and foreigners
IN Nicaragua. In fact, they caused more satisfaction
among the native population than the taking Of Walker
ana nus men Mt Puntu Arenas notice Of both events
ing come to hand at the same time by the Columbus
mentioned in my Last the contribution or tax lille
gay assessed by junta ut Leon foreigners Those
Interested IN the matter sent commission to Mana.
qua, who laid it before the government which at once
gave orders to the authorities not to enforce It, saving
that it was mistake of the project of the department
see in the papers various accounts of the bad
ment OF both foreigners and natives who were with
Walker in his surrender at vas and who by the terms
OF that arrangement should be free from all annoyance
imprisonment, &C. letter published by Gen Henning-
sen in the New York papers, in particular speaks in very
harsh terms OF this government for its lack of faith in
complying with the conditions of the surrender and men,
tons number of individuals who have been sent out of
the country, and Others who working in chains
De roads in Scgovia Among them he particularly
sers to Gen. Pmeda. Now, know Gen T. well, and
have him almost every week for five months past
He lives In Leon and is free to go where and when he
chooses any other citizen. Neither he nor anybody
else has been imprisoned sent out of the country,
nor molested in any way except they required to
give security that in of illibuster invasion they
would not join it,
We hear occasionally of Mr. William Cary Jones' some
times Of his being in Managua, and sometimes in fan
Juan del Sur but has been able to get the
remotes clue of what he has done in this country or
what he proposes to do s. L. Il.
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PERSONAL MATTERS.

Major John p Gaines governor Of the Territory of
Oregon whose death announced by the last arrival
from the Pacific side, formerly citizen of Boone
leo he was among the first to volunteer his services to his
country He was commissioned major, and with his
command promptly proceeded to the Of strife Under
circumstances which do not reflect shadow upon
his sagacity or courage, he taken prisoner by the
enemy and only released in time to share in the closing
brilliant exploits Of the army under Scott.
In ls47 while absent IN Mexico, he elected to Con-
grcs from his thc tenth) district of that Stato He
we'd two sessions In 1850 president Fillmore rendered
him the govcnoship of Oregon He accepted the Office
aud at once made his arrangements proceed with his
family to the scene Of his duties From that time the
record Of his private life is mournfu one On the voy-
age to his home two lovely and ACCOMPLISHED augh-
arrival in Oregon he doomed to encounter the beav-
lest of all Affections to which is subject sudden
death of faithful wife This stunning event was speed
lily followed by the death of his Richard Young gen
tleman of engaging manners and great promise And
the sad record is closed by the of his
own dscease.
Hon James w Grimes, elected United States senator
from Iowa. for six years from the close OF the present Con
gres March 3, 1852 has just retired from the Office Of
governor to which he was elected in August, 1854 He
Is native of New Hampshire about so years OF age is
lawyer and farmer, formerly whig and republican
politics. and the first Of that political stripe
oh .,f Ion
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claw and violence between the law of the State
and the law Of the mob.
We trust, at all events, shall hear no more
about the violation Of the Cincinnati platform be-
cause of the non.submsson OF The whole consttu-
boh. That was work to be done by and for the
people OF Kansas. They met the proposition of the
Cincinnati platform by testing the will of the major
ity upon the question Of slavery. The platform it
self was advisory, not mandatory. 1t undertook to
body the views Of the democratic party out of the
Territory. 1t was NOT jaw; il was an opinion
That opinion prevailed Kansas comes here with her
constitution 10 her hands thus framed she asks adj
mission into the Union aud she is met and opposed
by all the factious expodients which have disturbed
her own domestic peace, with small recruits from
the democracy she is met by parliamentary traps
and pitfalls unworthy of the Congress of free
people
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Aesy~ DEDIcArIoN.-T The Capitol Hill Nj. Il. Church,
and Third streets east will be dedicated next Sabbath
February Preaching M Rev Alfred Cooknan Mt II O'Clock,
John Emory CooknanI o'clock, (sons Of Rev. George
formerly chaplain Congross aud by Rev Fot L. Dash
icu ga O'Clock The public generally invited to attend
Feb 4-3t*
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Tag UStrAtiaS CHrHcII.--This Church will be open
this dar az tho usual hours viz at ii O'Clock
IN and NJ a O'Clock m,
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MORTALITY OF NEW ORLEANS. The total mortality of
New Orleans during the year past 6,067, which is on
excess of 373 deaths the year 1856 and 1856 less
Than the last eight months Of 1858. The deaths from
yellow fever last year numbered I99 How this fever
originated is question which it is difficult to determine.
Inc report examines it at great LENGTH but arrives at
satisfactory conclusion beyond conjecture that the dis
ease may have been introduced and domicliatcd here
nom the French steamship Of war 75anere.
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L,RoM LONDON BY LAST STEAMER. Russell

LHROM LONDON BY LAST STEAMER kusseis
lN North America, lis agriculture and climate.
Domestic Architecture Prescn' an"
pclamct's Practice OF Photography e-@a
Morimers Pyrotccllny Sd edition H#
on Clocks and Locks
of Judge Advocates
Jeans Navigation and Nautical Astronomy.
English Duets and Qmrtets, With piano accompaniment
1 vol.
Iudow Of American Aboriginal Languages.
Fmlius, translated into English.
Nouvclc IIeleisc translated into English,
teb FRNNtk TANIok
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PUBLIC LEcruREs. John Delafcld, esq.,, of Missouri
(who unfortunate to lose his trunk contain
ing his papers, clothing, and money by the fire at Loyds
Hotel will deliver three lectures in the course Of the en-
suing week on Monday, Sth instant the vindcaton
of the Truth of Gods Holy Writ, in opposition to the
system of science Of tho present day On Wednesday
10th instant historical account of Visions and Dreams
Appartons Spectral Appearances the Evocaton of the
Dead and their intercourse with the Living in this World
On Thursday, lth instant, on Fire.
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NT b. BRADY respectfully announces that

NJ B. BRADY respectfully announces that he
lVks has established gallery Of Photographic Art in Washing
lie prepared 10 commissions for tho Imperial Photo
graph hitherto made only his well known establishment in New
York
variety Of unique and Photographic specimens included
his collection together Of the most dis
tngushct citizens of the United States.
Mr. brady brings 10 his Washington gallery The results Of ourtcon
years. experience Europe and America and the choicest products
his during that per lie ccs confident that tho At
his command and the artistic quality Of his works viii commend ms
gallery TO the attention OF the Washington public
BRADY 3s2 lennsylyania over swocny, faueh
hoise, fau,, e. Co 8 banking house.
Jan 27--eod3mo
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Admission, 81.
noors soycna a at s O'Clock.
he secured advance wilout
charged principal music and hotels also the
the evening OF the concert
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DIERCEns Physical and Celestial Mechanics.

r ORD BYRON'S WORKS. vols. Murrays
j A London edition, purple calf binding -
Knights Shakespeare. vols octave London tro'"
calf
Tho strntfnrd Shakespeare vols london In oak cases
The tabine, Shakespeare. IL wells. LONDON Cloth gilt
Britt Pctts. 4 london Half calf.
Roscs biographical Dictionary. IL vols london Fun CAN
Rollins Ancient History. vols London Many maps In half
Bnrnets Histories. London Half calf.
Dcan Swft's Wcrks edition. vos London Holf
calf st-,..
wbewels History Of the nducvc Sciences vols london
Full calf \
Rulwcr's Novels. 20 volumes london Green calf
And many works nnc bindings imported rom
London by fhaSch 'h'Do"
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LN0R SALE-A rare chance to secure very fine
riding lie is beautiful blnck, eight old
upwards high and sound He cannot be surpassed
in and gait Iic
stable Mr. Levy Fumphrcy for few only
Feb 5--du
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INcENDIaRisM. As two gentlemen returning to
this city from Georgetown about twelve o'clock on Fri
day night they flames issuing from the outside Of
wooden building, occupied apothecary shop the
avenue next the circle They gave the alarm and the
fire extinguished without the aid of the 'machincs
greatly to the apparent annoyance of party of half
grown amateur fremcn The frequency of fires in that
part of the city with the fact that ii is infested by set
of graccless young scamps calls for the interference
the authorities and If the citizens find that they are not
protected, they may take the law into their own hands,
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Books from London.

DOIYGLOT of Foreign Proverbs. vol $l 20
1 Memoirs OF he Duke Of Sully. 3 vols So
Knowledge Pottery Porcelain, and other objects
Of vertu. vol. 81 %.
Life cr Alexander Pope. l vol. ~ 25.
Michael Angelo and Raphael tol 81 25
Whewills History Of lnductIve Sciences vols VI
Piers Ploughman's Vision and Creed 2 vols 81 so
Table Talk. l vol. 81 %.
Thomas Oyerburys Works. i vol. 81 20
Francis Quarcs Enchindon. 81 cents
John Aubrey's Mscclhnies. vol. ST.
Chapnians Homer's Had vols So
Dictionary Of Classical Quotations vol III 2b.
Pettgrew's Collection OF Fpaphs vol 81 25.
Hand Book OF Proverbs. 4 vol. 81 IS.
Feb FRANCK TAYLOR
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FOR SALE.--The above property can be bought
at discount by paying cash and the
will be moving West the spring
T--dIw Init
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WASHINGTON THEAT


WASHINGTON THEATRE.
GRAND COMEDY COMBINATION
MoypAy EVENING, FnRrARY 8, 1858,
Only night Of the famous comedy cf
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Amnadab Sleek Mr. John Sloan
Captain Murphy Mcguire, Mr. a. ~ DAVIS,
With full Of unparalleled excellence,
Only night OF the comcdeta entitled
SOMEBODY HSE.
Minnie tt..-,t MS John soan
engagements will preclude the possibility of these comedies
being presented ailer this week
at u performance commences at r.
Feb n tIuSt,esStsr. ]
PHILHARMONIC HALL.
MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 8, 1858
HARRY sANDEIsSONS
Grand Tooat and Instrumental Concert.
following talent win appear the above evening"
Miss FANNY HERON Miss AGNES fftHoN RUpOIPIisoN
HARRY sANDElsS0N, II. G. THUNDER.
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G Onn WANTED $500 or 81 900 at eight
NC\J\Js per cent, with security valuable house and
dwelling worth several the
and the OF the city
any wishing 10 lend call on the agent
J. G. ADAMS,
Corner of 9Th and w. Northern Liberties.
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rI,HE TURNER LEGACY.-Messrs Taylor & Man
that they have just received from
smie water color drawings by the best gs
drawings by the late j. w.
Turner A. In the above collection the property Of the English
ton now exhibiting u Marlborough House, London
celebrated historical painting OF tn. Restoration
the Arctic Ship The people Of the United
Majesty Queen of England Cowcs 1855,
signed Mcssr Taylor Mory by the Queens publishers Messrs
Colnaghi 4 Coz London,
On exhibition Pennsylvania avenue WALL
Stephens, & Co.'S store Hours from TO- M, TO 8, ny
rs cents 1S--dhtf
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IOHN DELAFIELD Esq, of Missouri, will de-
eJ liver tho Assembly Rooms ID Washington three lectures IN
the the ensuing week.
Monday sh instant tho Nndicaion or The Truth Of
science Of the
historical account OF visions and
spectral The rvccaon Of the dead
and intercourse with the living In this world
Thursday llth instant on Fire.
so for each lecture admitting gentleman aud two
adiss. I'll
Feb 7-d2t~
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AN EXHIBITION of the pupils at Miss Harrovers Female
Seminary, at Georgetown, Friday evening, was highly
satisfactory to the many friends Of this excellent educ-
tional establishment who present Some of the re-
citations by groups of young ladies appropriate
costumes, which added to the interest of the occasion
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DARASOIS, BLACK SILKS, &C., OPENED IO-
II day stylish and parasois . - j.
20 cheap black silks, IN all whs anu
qualities
200 pieces cambric brlants, In oil grades, assorted
and plaid cambria, plain ana pad
Nansook musins aconets swiss mlsins, null musins,
and cambrc dtnites dotted muslns, &c; In fnc afuii
stock OF all tho Of white goods general and
special. . .,..s 49,
The vast white goods annually passing through our
hands enables them prices more favorable 10 shc
Our northern correspondents send us new supplies
daily. -. - .,.a. i.
one price only figures hence no purchaser Is
overchargcd. =. s.et ssf.s
We are not opening any accounts
All old settled before beginning new onc we arc Sc
rous on this point ~. -. -.
We reserve right present for payment any
bin fnadc after date January 1st 1S5s) when We necu us
II,
In future all closed by cash payments Mites Will
acceptable -,
The continued md general shortening OF ces
It's and banking facilities suggest the propcy OF the
G adopt
e without disturbing pleasant relations which have existed De
tween many long sorcs Of years
~ FERRY ~ BROTHER
building,
ro, & 1oar opposite Market.
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.VTNEXAS LAND FOR SALE.-30, 900 acres, in 800,
u League tracts situated contiguous
10 projected Terms accommodating
price moderate good No ercumbrrnccs Apply TO Geogs
ffshcr, at tho National Hotel Washington.
jan 20--eo3ts
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nFy Dr STYLESS New Work - Modern Re-
Il form Examined tho Cnion North spr,b the sub
Jan 10 BLANCHARD MoHuN
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~ ENEALOGlES of the Families and Descendants
M Of tho early settlers Waertown, Massachusetts, including
Waam and Weston which appended the early history Of the
with Illustrations map-, and BY Henry Bond, H.
% "a BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
Feb llth st. and Pa
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Dvc I9--dsnif
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We find In the New Orleans picayune of the sist ut
the following letter, written s American gentleman
resident in Nicaragua
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ments.
TnE NOCTURNAL SESSION with its varied Incidents was
the prominent topic Of conversation Yesterday and VA
ricty of ret aoat which had no foundation
except in Some fertile brain The correspondent
(but few OF whom actually presently were diligently
collecting materials for accounts Of the acas which will
be read with interest when they return here on account
Of their novelty if for no other reason.
Hon. b F. KEY, the District attorney has returned to
this city from brief visit to the West Indies for the
benefit OF his health which, pleased to learn has
been greatly improved by the trip
The RICHMOND CELEBRArioS S--The Washington En-
campmen of Knights Tcmpars voted on Friday night,
to visit Richmond and participate in the ceremonies on
the I'D This of the fnestlooking organizations
in the metropolis and 1t will doubtcss be prominent
feature at the Inauguration of Crawford master piece
SMITHSONIAN LECTuRrs.--Dr. Wynno will lecture on
Monday and Wednesday evenings of this week. on "1be
effect OF occupation upon the duration of fe These
lectures, state for the benefit of strangers free
the public, and almost always both valuable and in
teresting.
HAIRY sANDERsoS's CONCERT on Monday evening will
doubtless be brilliant affair He Is accomplished
musician, and will not fail to interest his audience.
AasE RosKRTsoS took farewell benefit last evening
and It was bumper the house being filed with
highly respectable audience who enthusiastic in
their applause of the fair beneficiary
Tur 0Dp FELtows meet this afternoon to attend the
funeral of p @. Thomas Bangs, late Of Covenant Lodge
No. l3
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Murphy Mcguire. Mr. a. ~ DAVIS
With full Of unparalleled excellence
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nEBIT AND CREDIT TRANSLATED fKOM
the German Of astav Freye by L. c. with preface by
Bunsen Price l.
The p.ra works cf James Lowell vols, blue and gold
Register for 1888 DO con's'
Just Published and for sale NJ ihi lnh = MAthas
23i-3t '"''As''o, WV" wv" r''pe'-
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The PAST WEEK was unusually gay one in the fash
onable circles of the metropolis and there was not
day on which there were not large dinner parties anf
balls receptions The theatre has been well attended
and ample share of patronage has been extended te
concerts negrominstre, fairs, and other public amusc
ments
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lleber Den, Der nn8 Sreunoidoft aelpaen
llno COB unb NerDerben Dem fallben Ofonn.
Der treulo8 ben Triecen bred,en fam!
llno nod einmal mieoerbolte oas 8u6lifum
ben SdluBrefrain: ns
l1no Sob nao 8er0erben benz fallden Wlann.
Der treulDS ben 6rieoen bre6en fam
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faltet, bate lie ben Olif bimnlelmdrts oemanot,
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lam uber tbre Wan9en neler.
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lterte 0aroenber9. Nber mir molten ebt feine
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Jteue5
Sine lleberruIduns, Brina Der Safe,
Sleranoer miro in elmer StunDe in Berlin elm.
trefen!
(HprtIeBuna folat.)
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