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{ CRAGKEtkS, Ss,SiH KS, DC: &s.Ws are constantly re-
Bisc9it; Edlnbursh Biselit, large snd small Eng,
nsh Srack k2ells al varieties of Jamson's craek-
do, 40. - KING & BURCHELL,
90 q corner 18th ST. and Vermont avenue
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALEoaR RENT
l. Ths House is brick, and situated ON Missouri
avenue, NO. "a betweena ~ and 9th SITS. Contains
good. The house will he rented or sod without the
furniture. or particulars apply on the premises.
Oc 8-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

FOR REST.-Suts Of or single ROOMS. fur
by the month, week, or less term. Terms mode
National Hotel.
eul7-TdStf r, HOIDRN.
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pRIIzDEIpUT

L. A6E B 4 E K EPOT,
No. Ss Pa sv between az and eth sts.
One keg S2.sn; one dozen Quart bottles, 81 81.
=, iD We send the Beer free Of cost TO any part Of
m Si-Sm C.P.Aw. 6ERRcKR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-09

EOR SALE-The following BUILDING LOTS
VIZ: Lot No. Is, on the corner of 5th ST. vest and
NJ street north, in Square 5l4; Lot No. 5, on New
Jersey avenue, between and l. streets north, In
square 559; Lot NO. 4, and which has been subdi-
vlded into lots on the corner Of hode Island ave
nue. and 10th street west Also, large number of
Other Lo In various parts of the city and at prices
from cents 20 rs cents per foot. Apply to POL
LARD WEBB, Agent, N o, $40 7th street
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A H0UsE FOR RENTIN THE BEST BUS
thaniiNEs t. Ines LOCALlTI N THE CI rY;1The
Dentist Is for rent, 1t Is the north side Of Penn
aVenue between 9Th and l0th streets, I'm of the
best business squares In Washington running back
20 street: AID containing II rooms besides the par
lors: or further information apply on the premi-
66e 10 Dr. HUNT. -tf
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EOR RENT.-The DWkLLING HOUSE, No.
u 4S ID street, on the square Immediately east of
the front OF The City Hail. door the residence
OF j. Nj. Carlisle, 1.-THE proprietor 10 whom appllca
ton may be made; The house will be rented only
for the dwelling house Of q private family. The
rent will be S7oO per annum, pay at such periods
as may be agreed or. se2S tf
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EOR SALE OR REN IA two story FRAME
l. DWELLING, with cellar, situated on M 81.
north between 81 and 4th streets east, with lot of
ground, containing IS 40 feet. attached. The house
conta large rooms, with ten feet ceilings. There
Is also large stable on the lot. Terms reasonable
Apply on the premises 90 lg-law4ws
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EOR SALE Several FARMS In NaryIapd ana
Virginia, at distances OF from Q to ~ miles from
Washlngton. l. ley vii! be sold low for cash, or
they may be EXCHANGED for city property, either i'm
proved or unmproved.
Also. number of BUILDING LOTS for sale,
In different parts OF the city at prices ranging from
cents TO ID cents per square foot. No oash need
DC paid down and long credits wall be given to su
those purchasing.
Apply to ii. .N.LANSDALE, Real Estate Agent.
No. 5ot Nj street. corner of Eighth, OF through the
CITY Post Iffioa no
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fs pec,ie Of Kansas, by whom was thai Instrument
.,,ct;oned ii was certainly sanctioned by their
t,r,l and regular convention and Governor Wise
said in November last
.lt upon PRECEDENT the convention Of Kansas adopts
a,Iican form Of State government and res,Its il 20
S,srres without submitting il 10 the people. agree
tI Mr. Hunter In accepting it, and voting to receive
Kansas as a state slave OF irec-inio the Union Ana
r Becsu.e FIRST OF preceicnt aud secondly whether
be acotpted rejected IL has To be suhmted OF D re
itsd Al last in either event 10 tA,s popular vote ~
majority do not approve oi the oonStitunon 'hey may
organize another convention Immediately, ana ha'' Any
publican form, after they STATE "i'houi SUP
hitting il at a TO ccngsess.
Such was Governor Wise's position IN November,
and such the conclusive reasons by winch ne sup
ported H. Words could not be used TO express more
perfectly than these do the exact ground occupied
Nv the administration in the present position OF the
T.ns,s ouestion and il would require no great
.,ste Of persona vanity in Mr.. Wise to claim that
ts administration had actually adopted this decara-
6on az his in November It's chart in taking the
.,st,n il occupies on this subject in its present
phase.
n Governor Wise could accept constitution,
slave cr free directly from the hands OF conven-
tian in November surely Mr. Buchanan and the
dsmocratic party might be allowed to do the same
thing two months afterwards
But il seems that the governor had not then seen
the schedule aud that, upon seeing thTs great light
i. the POLITICAL heavens the scales fell from his
eyes and thus the policy which few weeks ago he
sanctioned has now, upon great, fundamental NOR
al and political principles" been rcpudiated The
English Of al which, 10 the plain comprehension OF a
common man seems 10 be nothing nor less than
this, in the long aud short that Governor Wise VIII
accep, . constitution for Kansas without submitting
10 the people Of Kansas Proridea if suits him TO do
80; IL not not.
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Z JUDGE NOT LEST YE BE JUDGED.

We Judge from his late letter to the anti Lecomp-
ton meeting al Philadelphia that Mr.. Thomas L. iar
ris af Illinois, ilnagipes himself exceedingly i'll
used man In that document he gives vent to his
Indignation at the idea Of being called renegade
and demagogue by what he politely terms "hireling
and plnnder-gcrged presses" Mr.. Harris thinks,
no doubt, that he should be allowed 10 desert the
democratic party, and head black-republicanism IN
its war upon the administration with impunty; that
has motives should 60 unquestoned, and his action
be attributed to earnest love of justice, and pa
uioc desire TO carry out the principles of the Ne
hraska- Kansas act. This may all be very well but,
in asking charity, Mr. Harris should first take care
10 dispense it. and in demanding that he be not
judged, he should avoid passing Judgment upon
others For il win hardly be deemed consistent in
him TO complain that he has been slandered for going
against tue administration, whilst in the same breath
he is charging that 'tbere not half dozen mem
hers Of Congress from the North who would so Tor
the admission Of Kansas under the Lecompton con-
shtution we're il not that the President desires them
to do So But it. in spite of consistency, Mr. Harris
will make charges like this, he mnst not be sur
wsed if some over-suspicicus people should con-
dude that he had raised the cry Of 'Stop thief to
divert attention. from himself
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
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s.vAsSAH. ga !, February 8. Is

SAVANNAH pta y February D, 1898
TreacheTy sin to lie damned and the traitor must
be cursed with every anathema in and out Of the Ian
gusge These the sentiments of all parties, high and
low, in every part of the south From Virginia down
wards escape the executions of the people
who in any public capacity dares to oppose the adms
sion of Kansas with the Leccmpton constitution Polit
ically the opponent Of the is much dead
If he had been embalmel in the days Of 1hotmes
ILL., in Egypt and buried the banks of the Nile it
right and just that such should be the For single
isolated question, without complication in which prn
cple only is il issue resulting in Justice to the slave
States, TO be opposed by any southern representative IS
treason to his constituents, talsehood to his
science and outrage his respcctabity and rep
utation. That no people tolerate, and we have
the authority and the weight Of right truth justice and
good faith asking the whole representation from the South
to he united for God bless the Presiden He has
stood up with all the elevation of noble nature in po
.ton made reputable 10y the purity of his previous char
acter and, like John the Baptist in the wilderness s
warning The southern sinners flee the wrath TO come
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
EENIlMENI nOUIHWAR

We publish below couple of brief extracts from
letters received by us from intelligent gentlemen in
the southern States Ii is hardly necessary 10 say
that all indications Of pubic sentiment in that quar-
tel are of the same purport:
RfcHmoSp, Feb. TO- 1855
must write you line Of oongrauIation upon The no
bie stand taken by Mr Buchanan defence Of the oonst
tution and Of the South in his last message can give
you no just estimate Of its effect here Those who ne
garded him with dsrust have grounded their arms and
confess that for vigorous reasoning unanswerabe logic
aud ervent and lofty patriotic invocation it has
been surpassed Armed with the weapons Of the oonsti
tuition and panoped by truth and justice he has
tered 10 the winds the objections OF the csEticus
tamped ia the dust the opposon of the factious
he viii be yet sustained by Congress- in spite the
toward events surrounding you in Washington
doubt, unless the representatives, Of the North
blind nols TO the signs Of the times and deaf as
adders 10 the pronpiings Of duty.
Rest that the South will insist with one voice
upon the admission of under the Lecompton CON
stuton not from desire for triumph, because il viii
practically avail them nothing but because il Is their
right insist-heir absolute constitutional right
and that Is all that left TO them Why should the North
not lie content with substantial success Why in
chuish spirit deny shell when they have the
'kurne p What but spirit OF unnanly and mlerions
nsolence prompt them TO compel march as cap
tves in their tIiumphal ovation ia eommemoration of
their nderns Kansas free State Is il not enough
that they have overwhelming majority in Kansas be
fore which this constitution could stand the ordinary
probation Of negotiable note If it be dst,steful to
those who Esotiousy refused 10 vote upon il Must
not only perish 10y ruthless nest Of free soilers
but be required TO fill 'fshonorahe graves p Be
leve me the cup Of wrongs is full to the brim
and il will be hazardous experiment to add in
suit 10 injury. generous foe would do more than
was simply just to the vanquished but when ask
only the honors OF TO be allowed To retire from
Kansas with our drums beating and oolors flying,
they require TO pass under the yoke and will accept
terms but those of unconditional surrender. II will
not do, and will not be borne. You know crisis
man. | venerate and honor this Union | should de
Ploe its the greatest calamity which could
betail not only us, but mankind Yet would shoulder
a nusket before 1 would submit to further degradation
and from such set mourn for Douglas. He has al
been my ayorite for the presidency But Ephrai
| is joined TO his idols " let him alone
/ Believe M YOURS speprely
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
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The Washington union., 1858-02-13

rHEAPEST BOOKS ever brought to the Wash
rusrkcveret rrsycr bouk-, With sia~ps snd "fna
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PRAYER books. gil edged, nj 40 ccu's
large Bibles aud hotE ranging from
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imported n Europe Designed Cor tho csnrsh ~ America
sale ~ TsftW sAltt,
leblo bnks.ileT~ and ~isifourrs, nenr fh street
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Barbee's @ Coquette.-

FTSHIS Celebrated piece of Stauary, the production
WILLIAM BARRIE Of Vginia, hss arrived in this riiy'
exhibition a50 enu between Third and -Four
sud hal .trcots--on,
Cquee has received the highest COMMUNICATIONS lrpisr
both Europe and America md
brilliant achievements modern
a.
open from q, n. IN. tin 10, r. m.
hdmntance 25 cents season tickets 81
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The Washington union., 1858-02-13
By G. w. BOTELER, Auctionccr,

DARE Old Wines and Liquors al Auction
III saturday February ls, commencing at O'Clock,
Hal chcfce cotcton Of
dwrnas Hnd ttluors hsa,sns, embracing IN part
Ncre- Vino Sherry
ipdisn Harmony Golden Sherry
Tsat, t,s~dons Mszinsis sherry
quart demntsf,ns Superior cij Bourbon wh,-key
r~ae W old cid ioninn Fort
4 Mnsieira, imperial Sherry, Revns Port
Ixbo sherry, Qse-n's Port, rrhsotf~r pale sherry
Heisnd riu RsdcI'h rsc aherry
srs,e Am,nilisic ~is.rrs otd Fast h.ia Sherry
John saissras tsvor'ie M.t~tea Jrioe foft
SuIr odd hrzmiy
Msvsfs snd Cl,andoRAs green sesi champagne
500 hacks hrwBAy
Momm'- catsnct thangsEAe. na nnct Carilsnn brandy
ianhcrhsin'ss Is<sra siarrt, CnraroA
Mars.chipo. Ensbsh shrwh, twrssiy cherries
French olives, Florence oil Hnvs'esnN pickles.
French mustard, Csibosr ~hskey
osnjtal gin Mesnsshrls ~hekcy
Virginia peach brandy 1.lsy vanN wh-knv kc
stock from od extensive end
reliable New Ysk represented h~sg
pcrir quay Those who have purchased former ssss T Tsk
c their decided fsrrs n sa,e
CfiAr W BUfrlE1
Cd Aucscpcer
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

TIME TURNER LEGACY.-Messrs. Taylor a Maui
homo 10 received from
simi color drawings by the beet EoEsh
artists the drawings by the late W.
A. the above collection the property o the English
ton exhibiting AT Marlborough House, london.
celersd historical
ship Resue the people the United
England Cowes Dvcembcr IL. 1856
signed Ta Mu'y by the Queens publishers Ncsrs
Cfnngid Co, London.
No 32l Pcuuy Mes-rs Wall,
Stephens fIJour, from 10, 10 8, 4. m.)
Admission Dec ls-d1n
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By TELEGRAPH.
a.sis.oasf from Gssa,

Nav uhnaNs, Feb. li.--From the MeNican Journals
received by the gather the follow
ing Of The members of the canet Of zuiosso. tbs
newly -eiested frorisionai President:
cnevas Minister Of Foreign Afsirs Eigoero Msnistei
OF the Interior Llrranzar Minister ot Justice Maldo
made Minister Of Fomento and Finance.
The above embraces the generally reoogaiscd govern
cf the republic another had been established nj
Gusnsunto headed ty Bento Juarez who had despatch
I'd force against the city.
ZuIoago hearing of this had summoned a strong body
al troops, headed s the ChictHins ozolio~ and Mira
mon who would proceed 10 intercept them and give them
blttle.
warm conflict anticipated. which would, II ws'
thought, extend 10 the streets of the capital.
The excitement all the country tremendous
aud trade entirely a stand.
The general opinion appeared 10 he that order could
alone be restored by the recall Of Santa Anna
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
w0lle-s Schjcdam Aromatic SChnapps.

proprietor bes leave call the attention cf strunsor and The
cyaus superior Holland which
public under tho uf Woes ic
dam Aromatic srhnnIqs.
manufactured by tho proprietor exclusively at biz d
made from the best barley fiat
w Europe aud favored and mee not by
berry, by tho most choice hinil variety Of
whose extract is dis
,fad aud rcned sprtons thus becomes
oeniraiod exquisite favor and altogether transcend
ing in mcinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore
Tho proprietor has snuiod nearly whole medical f-cWy
~ the states frrn about
sand rbysi,ian u,c their gpatnrus,
as most ticsirs additon The nacrs nelica.
Persons purchase should careful the
ss the whole country s courerfrs
Put up in quart yaui q each
respectable and
UDOIPH0 wOIFr.
sole and dMsnuG
rersa Ne. % Bcnvcr street, York
roo IS-d3nnn
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

by "A. UNEfN, AuCtHDHceF.
"ANpSOME BUILDING LOTS ON SEN ENTH
and streets, al aoctonoa We pcsday, The I1h
instant O'Clock, tnndotne hpiiins bots,
AZ inches aud back
bng Nos 13 and "a No tfe
The whole 1921 feet kah lot
tr. Ne thing r~ss
tive described q well known
az handsome property
for ~ale 7h street
balance meutl,S, purchaser
the deferred bearing interest from
the Of A deed and deed Of trust 'sken
A GrFEN,
Feb lid Apct,oneer
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
ANTICIPATING DEFEAT.

The movement Of Mr. Fenton, yesterday in the
House Of Representatives, is admission by him
aud HE party friends that defeat awaits their oppos
ton 10 the admission Of Kansas into the Union and
the majority against his proposition 10 raise special
committee to investigate vague and underlined
charges must have satisfied them that the Kansas
question is no longer open one. Mr.. fenton's
anxiety to protect himself and friends from the force
d the urged by the President in his special
message in favor Of the admission of the new State
was grotesque indeed, and the earnestness with
which he claimed such protection afforded general
amusement We advise him to be resigned to his
fate Kansas is DO longer living issue, let him in
vent new idea, new ism, for the next presiden-
al contest Kansas will be admitted and the black
republicans deprived thereby Of pretty much all
their political sock-in-trade. We perceive Mr. Fen
toms distress but cannot extend to him sym
patlnes.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
JEFFERSON CITY Coal MininE and on Msnufso-
turtnx COmpany.

FIsuE above company was chartered December 30
ny us-.r Is saaea N cslz~sy ocsuy ss4,e Moar
s sai four mis rOH the Missouri rvsr on the opposite sark
loo by ra'oaa Inclined from The t'a
aa,snsse ss' over other bank '"' yea known "a the t
Tod rtnt1s s lar rsiais he Ni aeh the
coal ,, hs steamboat the central e hanA for soyns
great ia ana al sse nv es ,,e belwaea
there "nd New "tiesns 'nelpse doIse ei.
woria sq proianr
rc,ssed IN Il But gree, e-nrei ooal se,e 4,
depth yet ur'kno~n, q d y aeut one Aatv t Ane
pare and r ,le cest possesses l e rrqn-aea f
ty In addition fg which
naygni in o wora We have railroads hai being
opening distribution d ld coal the pial, North West and
l,s a s rsts sgs g T oss I an eas, ilp ssra-e
delivering the hank The as-es' ,iFfr,
supply orders dat ~ = a.
ers na q fs,s % 1s. 'ga ID r ,r @ . .s sa.h % = '' A4
For mining one cent per husi'rl s4o,c ,coo
per gallon 100, Geo
fos ipciIen'sl eHrenses Io,ece
Total expense .--..----.., ..- oos
The yield and profit readily
enk fifteen boel ana Inc oil at oie dollar ssd
twenty ave cent per gallon
Tho ,,ad OF 900 bushels ssse,
capacity occ ooe gallons at - 70 $50 900
To which add cesi making !, seo, 900
doductinE former SOC, t~e
profit fcr dividend, soH, 900
The estimate rs with sh~
business upon be and viii he done this
bsH SOLD ard a- settling trrons
speedy diytheBds,
equal wci either Of ie following directors
the
pr Wu NJ
Hon ngicr tinted states senator from rcnnyivsnr
fJ,uW Wn Moutg Fsnu- u-yiyania
Hon lisouW Whit, member Congress, Iennsy sylyaila
Jas W BONITA. q Jenerrou Missotift
I'm NJ The and JAS W bonir.
Browns Hotel Tor dsys, with
and ooi which they viii take ien-uo
n esbititinr BONITA,
ll-dc SECRETARY
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AMERICAN SENTIMENT AT THE SOUTH


| AMERICAN SENTIMENT AT THE SOUTH
The Nashville Tenn) fatot leading organ Of the
american party SOUTH in able article advocating the
admission of Kansas under the Loocnpton constitution,
ses the following language
We lay down neither or ourselves for the South,
my specific a,iatpaa at the present We consider,
sIeaftr, whether the benefits II the Union counterinl
the evils which may spring If the rejection Of
Kansas An issue Is presented and il Is with that we
deal ID is the imperative duty OF the men of
he south well ail others who value The rlorjous
Bdples of true repuhlcsnism, meet il with all the
aim tirmness that its weight and gravity demands II
an issue for fiery defamation, and individual DO
miC triumph These hut fan flames that were better
muhered II is occasion for the full play wisdom
nd stsesrnasip for Deliberate hut Iesolute advocacy of
i and devotional defence OF the constitution and the
publo II Is not time for timd men, or emporizing
omsels or icpole concessions Right must vindica,e
~h The South if the North shall not. must stand
upon the constitution and in doing defend herself
disruption ensue, let others be responsible to history
tnd poserity .
The same paper says
II gives much satisfaction 10 know that the dele
tion from Tennessee in the House is unit cn this
e1 and important question and also That the southern
mvran delegation In that body rs also unit with one
t,Frtion "
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

with all these concessions and explanations
Necessity Of proonging this contest and the President
wish have Kansas admitted this session and take this
eEcd question out of the general politics OF the country,
viii be shared in by all well disposed people of all par
ties
Dealer and rejoice TO notice that the considera-
lions fully developed in the Presidents message
on the admission of Kansas have persuaded the iain
lealer to forego it's objections to that admission and
to acquiesco in the proMiety Of the policy urged
|hy Mr. Buchanan. This acquiescence Us significant
indicating reconsideration of the question by the
people and that the popular verdict is IN favor of
he only feasible and speedy mode of disposng Of
be kaltsas question.
The Washington union., 1858-02-13
Opera In Baltimore.
HERR Carl FoRNEs. the Great Basso, MADAME ANNA DE
LAGRANGE,
IN MART III A,
SArrspaY, peh l3.
Opera In Baltimore.

secured in dress circle D"ua have y gu
rot he citizens Of Washington
Washington 81. rs after the
close the house, arriving IN Washington al ~ ucE
Including reserved the lntgpr'c
circle depot fipore ~ so
Trr a
Tcke nsy had for Pari,aL and the opera mante
lit
The Washington union., 1858-02-13

NFW JEnsrF The Kansas resolutions adopted iy The
Fe house Of tho New Jersey legislature have been re
ned TO sI,ccsl committee in the senate and II is
entity stated they cannot pass that body. In the house
e' we're opposed hy majority Of its democratic Nom