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ED- The Proprietor Of The States was one
Of tie original founders of the Washington
Union, and his long newspaper experience, be-
fore and since the establishment of that paper,
justifes him in promising paper web worthy
dec. lit. Proprietor.
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MAS on hand and is constantly receiving
u a. fresh supplies Of genuine Drugs and Me-
dicines, for physicians and family use; togeth-
er with all the most popular Patent Medicines,
amongst which arc
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goods India Cologogue, Wistar's Balsom, lIof-
land German Btters, Ayre's Cherry Pectoral,
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, Cannon Dys-
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stroying Drops and q general Assortment: Of
Hair, Tooth, Cloth and Shaving Brushes, Combs,
Imported Soaps, Colognes Lubins Perfume,
Pomatum, Hair Dyes. Gradual Hair Colorng,
Trcopheraus, Kathairon Eau Lustral. &c.
Jar Proprietor Of Tyler's Linemeut for
Horses and Human Flesh, price % and so cents
bottle. april l2-ly
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superior w atcEses.
PICY JEWELRY

Consisting in part Of fine Mosaic work, Rich
Pearl, Garnet, Ruby, Jet. Coral, and ali other
kinds of fashionable Breast-Pins. Ear Rings,
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Keys and Finger Rings set With Emerald, O.
pal Amethist, Pearl, Sapphire, Turquois, Onyx
and fine Diamonds, together with good as
sortment ofSett and Plain Gold Rings in great
variety
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Choice ElRMIBG LANDS l0R SAIL!
The Illinois Central r. II. Company
IS NOW PREPARED TO SELL ABOUT
l,s5OO, 900 ACRES
Choice Farming Lands,
FTHESE LANDS we're Granted BY

IN TRACTS OF 40 ACRES & UPWARDS
On Long Credits, and at Loac Rates Of Interest
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PIPE SILTER WIFE.

Coin Silver Tea Sets, Goblets, Cups, Napkin
Rings, Dining and Desert Forks. Sets for chill
dren, Table and Tea Spoons Fish, Pie, Fruit,
and Butter knives, Ladies, &C SC
All of which viii be sold at much LOWER
PRICES than goods of Ike quality have ever
been offered FOR in this city or section of coun-
try, and every article warranted TO lie as repre-
seuted at the time Of sale so that all may pur-
chase equally cheap and saie
WATCH REPAIR{ATG.
have employed one Of the BEsT WATCH MA
EFis in the United States who viii engage 10
put in good time order any or all the most Diff
fcult or complicated watches; viii make new
and replace any broken or defective part in the
most superior manner, aud warrant all work
to give satisfaction
mar 15-l2m TT. O. HOOD.
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j. r. M'GREGOR,

OILS.
Ethereal Oil
Camphene Oil
Linseed +"
Boiled Linseed Oil
Sperm Oil, Nos. l, 2
Solar Oil
Lard Oil :
Neatsfoot Oil
Clock Oil
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PAINTS.
Dry and Ground, eve
ry variety
Fire Proof, &c.
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55s H., st.. sir doors south Of Pa. A.
WASHINGTON City. y. o. oct l6.
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Statement shone quantity Of amp Land afyrotad the saca
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that thousand miles
greater than all Now England Now York. and New Jersey
and that the Nebraska ninety nse thousand miles greater
than that all the savehodng except California Oregon
in all New England, Now York. fcnnsy
vauia Ohio Indiana possible that New Mexico and Mesia
territorial by Congress the
containing 2ss 600 understanding all New
York Pennyivsua OHIO Indiana ard hog Wash
ington extent all New England and New York
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Walter Hunng the Adopted Bon Illustrations Lord
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THE WESrERN TERRITORIES.

comparative tho the States with that
of the territory destined erected into States exhibits the
that the the latter miles exceeds that Of
The superficial the Territories organized and
org 5sct ms u
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Te OF Louis born August lb 1924 Is
guardianship by o insanity.
father Ferdinand Of the late Queen regent
Ill september 10, 1855
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" The report of the Bank superintendent of
New York, submitted to the Legislature, recon-
mends that no mortgages be allowed to be taken
as sec uriy for circulation notes, compel every
incorporated bank gradually to replace their pre-
sent circulation by notes secured in the same
manner as the free banks; to compel all the banks
In the city of New York to keep per cent OF
their weekly deposits. ofall descriptions in coin;
special deposits in coin not to form part of the
statement The banks out of the city to keep the
same per ceniage upon the average Of their quar-
tery deposits either in coin or the balance to the
credit of solvent bank in New York. BROOKLYN
Albany or Troy.
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u The case Of Thomas w. Smith, charged
with the murder of Richard Carter, is continued
In Philadelphia and the excitement relative to 1t
on Thursday morning appears to be on the in
crease. Long before the doors were opened the
court room was besieged by a dense crowd,
among which were several ladies, all anxious to
OBTAIN admission. The reading of certain letters
OF the prisoner produced an extraordinary sensa-
uon, and showed that at least at the time they
Were written he was not in a sound state of
mind. They are evidently the production of a
diseased intellect, and coupled with the test-
mony of the witnesses 60 far to support the plea
of insanity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-09
SPIRIr OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union, in two articles on the Kansas
question, shows that the conservative men OF
the non-slaveholding State party in Kansas are
rapidly coming to aequissce in the propriety Of
the admission of the Territory into the Union
asa State upon the Lecompton Constitution,
and that the opposition to it there is now only
on the part of Jim Lane and his desperate fol-
lowers; the rest, who were not long since OPP
posed to it, having determined to vote on the
4th, and thus, if possible, get control of the
new State government, call a new Convention,
and amend the Constitution to suit themselves,
If they can.
The bte!Iigenoer again comments, in high
terms upon the Presidents message concerning
nhbustering, and feels assured that the popu-
lar response to all its suggestions, win be very
nearly unanimous.
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PERSONAL.

.... Miss Juliana May Is ex pected to appear in
opera the ensuing xeason in Philadelphia, with
Maretzek's Opera Company.
The venerable mother of J. G. Whittier,
the Quaker poet, died few days since at the age
OF 70, in the little cottage in Amesbury, Mass q,
where she had lived with her son many years.
-. The New York Mirror says that the widow
OF the late George Steers, the ship builder, is
about to be married to a Mr.. Lake, of the Arm Of
Upsdell, Pierson L Lake, one Of the largest silk
importing houses i'm New York
80. printer In the Boston Transcript otic e
expresses his admiration OF Longfrllow's short
lined, OR, in technical phrase, sfatn poem to Ca
tawba wine, in the following Quatrain:
Hail, gifted poet! cherished by the gods,
w hose last choice poem used up all my quads,
The world with joy receives thy spar Killing sony,
Which makes by measurement, 2,OOO-strong,
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RRlL LIANT Success.
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THE FOURTH YEAR OF THE COsMO
POLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.

The famous Dusseldorf Gallery ofPaintings. pur-
chased at cost OF Sl8o.Up, and Powers world re
nowned statue OF the
GREEK SLAyEm
Re-purchased for sir thOn and dollars, with sew
erai hundred other works OF ART IN Painting, Sculp
ture and BroEzes, comprise the premiums 10 Be
awarded TO the subscribers OF the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
which time the awards Will take place.
TERMS OF sUBscRIPTIoN
Every subscriber OF three dollars is entitled to
copy Of the large and splendid steel eng avng
entitled MI NIFEsT DEsTINY;" also to
copy OF the "CosMoPoLITAN ART JOURNAL"
one year; Also to
A Certificate in the award OF premiums; also to
4, A Tree admission to the Dusseldorf and Cosmopo-
Thus It IS seen that for every three dollars pa,d,
me SUBS cri6er nj only receives
but also the beautifully illustrated
TWO DOLLAR AK It JOURNAL ONE YEAR
Each subscriber ~ Also presented with a certih :
cate IN me awards oi PREMIUMS, by which valuable
IN addition; thus giving TO every subscriber an equi
valent to the value Office dollars and a certificate
gratis.
ANY one of the following ss Magazines are fur
nlshed instead Of Engraving and Art Journal If de-
. ..Hslpsf,s Magazine" "sodey's Lad,'s Book, /"
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No person is restricted 10 a single share. Those
taking hive memberships, remltting SIS. entitled
10 an extra Ing ravIng and SIX tickets.
Full particulars OF the ASSOCIATION given in the
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men copies wall be sent 70 all persons who desire 10
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Address Messrs TAYLOR 4 MAURY, AGENT,
for the District of Columbia.
c. l.. DERBY, Actuary, G. A. A,
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persons employed BY the Government on the
Treasury Extension were compensated in part
only on the LIST instant" is entirely erroneous
Not only were the employees paid in full on
the LIST inst, but every outstanding claim
against the work, for both materials and labor
was fully and promptly paid, as usual, at that
date.
TIE WEArHER.-Tbe 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 O'Clock a. m :
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IL Berdan's Great steam Bakery was inaug-
ursted In PhiladelPhia on Tuesday in spite of the
combined opposition of the small bakers of the
city. The North American says:-'From this
day forth we shall enjoy the advantage Of having
the best possible bread at a minimum priceu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-09

IL The London Times has a remarkable edi.
torial denoting wonderful change in tone upon
the subject of slavery in that great exponent of
public opinion in Great Britain. In effect, 1t JUS
titles the existence of African slavery, and urges
England to the adoption of Asiatic slavery as a
recompense for the advantag lost in giving up
the other continent as the field from which the
labofers in its Yves. Indian colonies were
hr0u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-09
GENERAL WALKERTAKEN PRISONER
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC,
sI5cOo WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES TO BIZ sorp.

have determined to run of my entire stock M
BOOTS AND SHOES 1T greatly reduced -c6~
prices. My Object IN so dong is TO close III
out my stock as near as possible by the LIST
OF March, LA order to plake extensive i'm
pTOyemcuts In Ily store Tom.
My stock of Shoes Is larger, cheaper, and better
than al has ever been bef0rs.
few Of the kind have to offer I will name:
500 pairs aides Black Foxed Caters, thick s.les
81 st 81, cheap At 81 50
80 pairs Ladies' Black and Colored CATERS st II
cents: heap at 81
lS pairs Morocco Boots, thick soles. ut 81, very
cheap
100 pairs Morocco Boots. at rs cents
~ pair. aides Black aud Colored Caters. with
heels, at 8 .S7,S.
With general assortment of Ladies', Gentle
mems Boys and GhIldren's shoes al all kinds. that
are Kept IN hTst class shoe store.
woald most respectfully invite all TO Eive me-
cali bsiore purchasing. Bra & The advertisement
along and see for yourself
Terms IN all cases cash.
+. NJ. MAGRUDER.
dS-Sv corner It'll AID streets, No. S15.
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IL On New Years eve the famous Cowbel-
Han de Rakins Association in Mobile celebrated
Its twenty-seventh anniversary. The scene Of
the festivities was the theatre, where there were
tableaux, feasting, dancing &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-09
GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL
Columbia typographical Society.

The Columbia Typographical Society havirs A,
termined To celebrate their Forty third ANN "a
versaTy and honor the biri hday Of Franknn -
will gIvea -
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On MONDAY EEtNtNG Jspusrv IN Iss.

Ar ODD EltO,rs' Hall. 7rh street.
on which occasion the Committee of Arranyene.,s
pledge themselves that cry ari ION viii he n,s
10 render thus oi the attractive Halls a..
season. '"e
Refreshments Will Ice furnished the Iad,e, unde,
the supervision OF 4. h. X depour, Conlectoner an
la best style. y"
Prospsn's string Band is ENGAGED.
I he Ball will ne opsn-d al y o'c.oak IN a Grand
Promenade with the accompany InE tirsnd NaTel
oompo ed expressly 10 tins occasion by prof Pro-
per-, and dedicated {" the PIInters OF Westminster
no hats or Oh ps wlll be allow d In the ronU
III Gentlemen desiring Inv ,tsti,,ns for A aSias
TX scutiye COMMITTEE. ' " 49,
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u LIST OF LETTERS
in the Post Once.

City. ID. c.. Janusry g. Ias.
tOrdefed to be inserted an the EvkNISs Srss. It
beng the paper HAVING the largest circulation of
any daily paper published IN Washington
" Persons applying for letters In the following
list. VIII please say they are ADyERIIskD.
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ODD FELLOW FESTIVAL

q ID ID Lows sTIvAL.
The Members Of COLOMBIA LODGE. No. 10
% respectfully announce TO ssssE<z.-
ANSUAL FESTIVAL -
will take place on LEX
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY II, Is5s,
At ODD FhLLOWS' HALL, S.res.k stre.,.
The Committee Of ATrsnseme have SHARED po
eferlon 10 insure PEI fct satI, faction those who
w iav"r them with their presence this occasion;
entertainments Addresses " in DE delivered h, M.
rev. }. u GkA>ErHs, ard the Hon. r EuBKN D.
rES1oS 81 New lo,k 10 be followed bv q Dis
Intuition OF 9 TITS 10 the Orphans under charge OF
lhe Lodee Nodsl ana Instrumental Music Re
fr"shmens, C. &c. and the conc SION az this
portion of the en ertaInment. the ron will be ryeD
up 10 those slrous of enjoy ing themselyes IN the
dance-for which the best Cotiilon Music has been
secured.
Prof. FOertsch will preside at the Piapo-s sps
Instrument. kindly loaned by Mr.. John r. Ellis
Mr.. u. h. RldenOur, the celebrated con feefioper
Will furnish the Refreshments.
Wuhers' GnrIvalled Brass and String Bard has
Tickets tincluding RefreshmeutsI ONE DOL
LAk-admlttIns Gentleman and two Ladies'
rOmmtttS. Of ArrcHgtm,rts
y, w 4, 4. M MeLesn, =. ). Golison, y;P;Pepper.
=; Thomson, l.. Al. Henry. :. c. Mails.
Ssm'l. Wise. W. Nsily, WIN. Bon5
w u pSt-~art, pssfe., Mm. II SIssell.
DAVID F"wbe. c. c. Martin. En-. GIs so"s''
y. &. Driver.
Tickets may be procured Of any member of tb.
Computes, and al the door on the evening of the
The Hall will Be opened at ~ O'Clock.
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LII -+4 . 4. BR. VERDI
IlOM(EPATHIC PHSSlCI4N& SURGEON.
All i4th street, I'd dOOrf rom vVillards' Hotel.
Office hours from SE to 1913 a. M. to s. and to
p. W. tt RI - = --st 4.
Refsrsmrss-Drs. ]. r. Gray, J. G. Peters and f..
Bayard, New YOrk; DIR. A. n. Okie, Providence,
M Ia. LRa L-L - ~ =. :. q Jan eo6t'
FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES, from the
Il best houses, At GlBBS'S, near the corner of
18th street, p, ave, pl0-M
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