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PERSONAL.

zee. Capt johnson, U. s. N, is at Kirkwoods'.
.... Hon. A. Kimmell, Of Md lis at w lizards
49,. Senator Benjamin, Mr. Orr, Speaker Of the
House, Senator Mallory, and Senator Broderick,
are In New York city.
49,. Gen. James Gadsden, formerly u s. Min
lister to Mexico. died at Charleston, S C, on
Sunday, in the 10th year Of his age.
zee. Mr. Philip Hamilton intends to contest
the seat Of MIR. Maclav as the Representative of
the Fifth district Of New York in the next Con-
gress
80. Com Stewart resides on a farm at Borden
town, N. j., and goes every day to his duties at
the Philadelphia navv-yard-a distance of thirty
miles--no matter what the weather may be.
-. Rev. MI. spurgeon expresses his intention
Of visiting this country next spring, and will
probably 6e In New York during the religious
anniversaries in May next
-. Harrwitz, the Paris chess-player, Is am
bilious of emulatipg Paul MOrphy In playing
blindfold. On the 18th OF December he was TO
play eight games Of chess simultaneously wftL-
out seeing the board. .s.-
zee. Mr. stephen Massett will give his cele-
brated monologue entertainment Of {. song and
chit-chat OF travel i'm many lands,n early next
week in this citv. He is drawing crowded
houses In Baltimore.
go. The London illustrated Times has an ar
ticle proving that the poet Savage, whose life
was written by Dr.. johnson, was an impostor.
He was not the son Of the Countess Macclesde Id
and, therefore, Johnson was dupe.
80. The New York Express says that Miss
Helen Cunning ham, Of Burdell nOtoriety, has
married, not rich Southern planter, but a young
dentist of that city, and that Miss Augusta is
| stili spinster.
| .... The London Athen8um notices that Mr
| J. Maurice solomon, a member OF the Jewish
race, has taken honors in four out of the Eve sub
divisions Of the degree Of d. A. in the University
| Of London-being the first time such thing has
| been done.
| -. Our sprightiy Bloomer friend, Mrs. DR.
| Lydia Sdyer ii asbrouck, who publishes the Sy-
L I'll ri Daf1 \
town, N. Y, is discussing the question whethe.
| a married woman should relnquish her maiden
| name. She says that she and her husband agreed
| to give her name the preference-but she doesn't
| care much the wave of a strawD whether
| she Is called Sayer or Saver Hasbrouck. .'SayeI
| we consider an individual name;D she adds
] "Saver- Hasbrouck merely implies that we have
I entered into partnership with another individ
| ual'' .-e..
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checked girls. arc pair Oh red
W The Montreal papers state that A., ,acan,
census OF tue new built houses sho VS. thar vii
'ns ifs thlfteen months between $50 and 500 stons
ana Dick houses have been erected in Montreal
" re average salary Of clergymen in the
Snuicn OF Eng land, high or low, is 81 400 Tue
aseIsse pay OF elergTmen In this country Is
hardly fourth Of that sum "
" we zee Il stated in an exch ,nge paper that
q banking Lrm In Indisna has issued 81 Ooo SIN
PohtssSiy notes, based upon live stock-IO GA
in their 0wn pens. 'P'''''"
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~ Counterfeit notes on the Bank Of T,ov
N. y - handsomely photographed, of the demon,
ination Of twenty dollars, have been out into cir
cuiation In New York city. The engraving rem.
rssents female sitting on a shell with medalin,
head-her head turning towards the left, and on
The right is coat Of arms The whole is a re-
ihaifaoie deception and msy be easily mistaken
LOT the genuine These counterfeits, II is s.,s
nave been given quite wide circulation. Thry
o',.', sea TO have been passed in Philadelphia.
try. 'Ae '0u"-
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, speaking Of the Progress Of
wealth during the next ten years, prophecies,
from the present development Of natural re-
sources everywhere, that the next decade will
be the most prosperous which the world ever
knew. The same paper publishes a communi-
cation from "CitiEen Of Nebraska" here,
who seems to know all about the matter,
stating that the Cherry Creek and other gold
mines said to have been recently discovered in
Kansas, are actually all in Nebraska.
The Inteiligenccr is devoted to news to-day
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IL Adyices have been received from Paraguay
TO the 22d ult. The official ,urnal intimat.s that
the Republic is fully prepared for the American
VISIT whether 1t come in the form Of peace or war;
IL the latter 1t intimates that TO leave Paraguay
alone in tine struggle will be an act of suicide in
the adjoining States. There is the utmos, appa-
rent anxiety on the part of Gen. Lopez to concil-
ate the friendship Of the neighboring Govern.
ments, as a support in the event of a conflict
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&C. The Pacific Railroad Convention, recently
in session at New Orleans, authorized the issue
of trust deed for the Indebtedness of the Pacific
Railroad Company, amounting to s32a 600. The
entire Liabilities $500. 900 To meet the latter
there Is sl35 900 in hand and sIIO 600 from other
sources leaving about SOS, coo to be provided for
by the New Orleans and other stockholders.
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End OF THE "BkN BoLIn CAsE.-on Wed.
nesday, the Mayor of Pittsburg, Pa. held a final
examination In the case Of the captain. second
engineer, and carpenter Of the steamer Rem
Bolt, charged with being accessories 70 the muir.
der Of Howsl Morgan, a deck hand The d.sen1.
ants were discharged from their recoanizanc.s
proof having been produced that the supposed
dead man was alive and kicking And SO end,
the 'sfearful mystery
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IL A. c. Johnson, Of Mount Vernon, Ill -,
promises to become a second Mezzofanti Though
yet quite young, he has mastered dozen lan-
guages. His text book fer Spanish was the CORES
pOndence between the Secretary of State and the
Spanish minister, the letters Of the latter being
accompanied by literal translation FOR Ger
man, copy Of Jayne's Almanac
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An ECcENTRIc.-A singu lar individual, ply
stefan, who died recently In Montpelier, VI has
Tor the last few years Leen possessed with 4 Gu.
rious monomania. lie occupied all his leisure
In making violins, and had accumulated one
hundred and forty at the time OF his death lie
set enormous prices on them, has sold only two
or three OF them, and evidently thsug lat himself
the StradIyarius Of the new wJrId
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GO The Grand Jury which have just been dis
charged in New York, indicted Edward o. Ba-
ker for misdemeanor in willfully allowing DR..
Gaillardet to escape from his custody He was
arrested by Capt. Bowling, and Alderman Nc
Spedon became his surety
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" Fifteen young men have bean arrested
near Cork, Ireland, charged with being members
Oh an illegal society. They are all young men.
ana OF respectable position In society Twer e
OF them are from Skibbereen, and three from
6anly. They are members Of the PHOENIX
oociey' ana the inforrnalions have been sworn
agaih,, ,nen by enc Of their body, named suIli.
van. Tue OBJECT Of the society is said to have
' 'Ne purpose OF obtaining an invasion Of
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III We have received the nrst number of the
Baltimore Family Journal "a well filed hand some
weekly paper; also, we have The Century, a
new paper started in New York by Thos McEl-
rath, Esq, formerly Of the Tribune, a large
quarto, beautifully printed, and ably written.
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MARROW EsCAPE--The Galway steamer p,
einc narrowly escaped on her last outward pas-
sage from being caught on the iron bound CT Ills
OF Clare and totally wrecked. She ran by niy-
take into Liscannon in the night instead Of GAL
way Bay, and but for the timely warning of the
fishermen, would have run ashore upon LaLiack
She was six miles OCT OF her track The only
light al the entrance of Galway is on the ArGan
Islands
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PUBLIC SPIRIT The Buffalo people have o.
ganiled a skating club, hired a slot - Of land
caused II to be flooded with water, which Il is
expected will freeze, built retiring room for la
dies, and hired d man TO tske care Of the ice;
keep 1t clear Of snow, &c, at an xpense of SlOOO,
for their sport this winter
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MORE ABOUT THE NEwBuRsH MURpER.-A
gentleman residing at Middleton, Orange county.
N. y, states that his wife's sister. a tailo,es.
who had been working in Newburgh, In April,
1851, boarding at Billiards., who was a relatiyej
has been missing since that time, and tina, the
description given of the young girl who was
murdered near that village, answers exactly TO
the appearance Of the missing girl He also states
that 1t Is his Intention to fully investigate the
matter
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The MONROE MOSUxESr.-Goy. Wise has at
length decided on the style of monument to be
erected in Hollywood Cemetery over the remains
OF James Monroe, and orders have been given for
the execution OF the work From the number of
styles furnished him he has selected the G,,aie
Temple prepared by A. Lybrock, Esq.
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II A young man, named Campbell, twenty
three years of aye, accidentally hot himself at
South Amboy, on Friday. He survived about
four hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-29

IL The nomination by the Democrats in the
sixth district Of Illinois, to fill the vacancy in
Congress by the death of the Hon T. L. Harris,
has fallen upon Chas. ID. Hodges, Esq of Car
rolton.
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III The United States steamer Atlanta, bound
tor Venezuela, arrived at St Thomas on the 18th
inst, having on board Gen. Paez The passen-
gers Were all well.
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III The steamship Arabia, to sail tot day from
Boston for Liverpool, IL is said, will take out
about 800 COO in specie.
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III The market houses on Market street, in
Philadelphia, are to be renewed In the spring.
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pRoMENADE CONCERT AND BALI.
THE
Columbia Typographical Society.
FORTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY

lie Executive Committee appointed to ma ke a q
neces.ey aTrangemeLts reap, c.fails make m
Forty ourtb AnnIyt rsar' of TIRE Columbia -
PROMENADE CONCERT ana Raj T. a. ~ n !,
fELLoWS' HALL. on MONDAY EVENING.
ga January, 1882 when they assure their friends AZ
can be desired. WY '"s 'hA'
pected. 'S '"o' pe IA
Sehr3jer's Brass and String Band is engaged
at O'Clock, and the Bel! ~ 10 fNSeP
Tickets TWO DOLLARS, admiltirg a .eptle-
mAa AND ladles-to be had Of the Executive Com
y. IL NO invitation cards viii he sent 10 ladies,
test, among the numerous lady friends who have
heretofore honOred their baiis sy their pressI O.
some onisslon mig hi inadvertently occur b1t deem
tcr, 70 ave seeh INVITATIONS 10 gentlemen Ia kEg
a nostiveIy no hats or caps will be allowed an ibs
care. " ~ "'eoe iot heh
h1seHtirs Committee, (tri coloTed roseftel
w,1iar - u p. Lowrey wn. r. seIe.n
M u
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A RUMoR.-We hear, though we possess no
Information on the subject that would induce
US to vouch for the truth of the statement. that
the Mexican Legation in this city are in DOS
session OF Information that the Zuloaga party
IN Mexico have very recently gained several
brilliant and important victories over the troops
OF the Liberal party. 1t strikes us that if this
we're true, we should ere this have received adj
vices concerning the alleged engagements from
our southern telegraphic correspondents.
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~ NOTICE.
". T.. DUFFY Notifies persons who wish to re-
new Their Subscr iptions or subscribe for The follow
inE Papers can do So and save postage:
BALTIMORE Metropolitan,
Catholics lOuth's Magazine, 81 cents 4 year,
New York Iabet, Boston Pilot,
Phi!adelphia Herald AID Visitor,
Catholic Mirror, irish News,
Irish T rIcan, Irish MIscellany,
BrownsoI's Review, Freeman's Journal.
And othe all of which will be served by carr iers
In Any part Of the city or by post. Apply at
y. f.. DtFFY'S,
429 r. street. ole door fr, M nh
de29 2w Sole e snt ana Catholis Book seller,
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IL Though " The STAR 10 printed On the
fastest steam press I'm use south Of BaitI.
mere, It's edition Is 50 large rs to require IL
to be put TO press at an early hour, Adver-
tisements, therefore, should be sent in By II
o'clock, m; otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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fUELIc SALE OF LAsDs.-A proclamation
has just been signed by the President, ordering
the sale at public vendue, in April and May
next, OF public lands in Wisconsin. The procla-
nation covers some 1900, 900 acres of land, in
Guiding tho alternate sections along railroad
lines, which belong to the Government Such
OF the lands rs may not he sold will afterwards
be subject TO private entry.
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BOARDING..

DOAR DING. A fafnil, and Two gin. 10 emil ea en-
- can be accommodated with good Board aud com
Portable Rooms BY applying at No. ~ smIth's Row,
Frat street, Georgetown. es.s sozx'
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II AIDES HAIR WORK Repaired, or taken in
- exchange, at GlBBS'S Wiz, Braid and Curi
Pa, av., near 18th Sc, d22-Cm
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DRESS MAKING.
NllSS MARGARET DYER, DREss-MaKER,
has removed to the Wheeler & Wilson sewing
s!achine Agency, No. S5i Penn. avenue, over the
Messrs. Cats New Jewelry Store. where 9, having
spacious and pleasant accommodations and in-
creased facilities for executing promptly the orders
leave their orders \ - - ~
ALI descriptions of Family Sewing viii be exc
cuted IN superior manner under the superintend.
cnoe oI MISS Dyer. de % StawSW
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The WEArHEn.-Ths following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Iustitution
The time of observation is about o'clock.
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MAs MRS. l.. ALLEN,
ANkSo sos Penn. avenue, between eth andS5 ~
1RASo I0th streets. south SIDE, has just re- *
csiyed few handsome BONNETS, WREAIHS,
HEAD DRESSES. CHfLDREN'S aATS. G.
which she Will sell very low. de 2,A,s,3oS 81 :
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SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
kINDLING WOOD,
nufactured of the very best Oak and yellow
Pine delivered IN any part of the city free OF carriage
by thu cord OF IN CRATES dry and IN good order he
crates vi be delivered TO any part of the hous e
frel OF charge.
Ais . OAi. of all kinds AWAY on hand. from the
mos "p OIed miIc 2io lbs To ton, W. n
be 50 1t a small advance
McKNEW NARROW.
Steam ire Wood Mills.
corner 9TH st. ami Canal, nearly opposite
de q OF Centre Msrtet
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Nor BAD.-The new planet lately discovered
at the Dudley Observatory, has aptly been
called by Mrs. Dudley, to whom the discoyerer
gave the honor Of naming it, Paudora.
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PUBLIC BuILDIsGs.-From n recent report
OF the Secretary of the Interior, made to the
Senate, in compliance with resolution, it ap-
pears that the entire cost of Government build-
ings in this city, including statuary and paint
ings, has been sl4, 7O9, 1873 90.
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LOST AED FOUED.

STOLEN-Erom q physicians chsiss near the
y - corner OF Mgyland avenue and IAN street, sn
Enghsh kersey HORSE BLANKET. with yellUw
hclnss- A liberal rews,d will be gwen for ia re
oovery. Inquire nj the Star Once. IL
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Zuloaga, on the other hand, maintains his
power, the fact that he is popular with the Lib
erals will doubtless prove so strong an induce
ment for the rctrogradists to hate him cordially,
as that it will be judged prudent to send to
them some other gentleman against whom no
personal ill-will exists on the part of those in
charge of the Mexican Government. We be-
lieve that in this brief statement we explainal
the facts really involved in the Mexican Min
lister imbroglio" which has been generated Of
late by the busy pens of innumerable Wash
ington correspondents.
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zen rLEMEN'S FINE CLOTHING.

We would respectfully inform our customers that
gil unsettled accounts will be made out ard ready
Tor delivery on the Sist inst. Those who do not
wish their bills sent will please call and settle them
Immediately. On Monday, the Sd January, all ao-
counts will be rendered indIs crimInately, and no
new ones opened until the old are cancelled.
FORD BRO. Druggists,
de 2q-St corner Pa ave and Ith sts
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nELANO'S LIFE PRESERVING VEST.
~ Patented October 1853.
Gents Furnishing Articles, No. SO Penn ayense.
under Browns Hotel, Is the exclusive agent OF
Washlngton and vicinity for the sale of this hlg
and see them, = No ~
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IN cnH5.Fss$ssnH a5.s iiraEssarss.a sarzarsisrh5arssI -
specially solicited, feeling assurei =rtissS ~ CD CIR
satisfacsian ia his east, aseEs-nTfe es Wiasloa cH--tsFH1t.
iibersT-yaur ORDER. Hif,efHHer ii orynto f ats hnasFl*
neaiWi* III eTa.an n at III ifa. Ar tiegIlar . sestipH "
oas psia. 70 Tatsiagand shipp;ugaA
~ EsseEy tfiazz shipped .5 him Per aaIysspod stsara#
boat ,g7iTI Id lvss4rsa. @@#@s#s#..4
~ III be foar interest u buy rosr Drug Taaa
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aato11 Tcuge ID Ferry
THEN STEAM FERRY -
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~sFTilter mat hss aud at aoaas;eck #atnriag DO ufunaeff#5
anaasgglI ks+ regrla during tas tttar. Ans#}ntsrsa IT,
IftssaHaNsi ID. i Is 8ssss axe place between the frsps trosa
sitsser 7ias. ~
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SSsHst trtIE III sun.fnwI. BAD rsutaiis fvs minutes eol5,,
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t.VeFin skiHs st1onbte r. tesSof eFrisgaesssccorslhg g ]
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seaFar quarter. h:stFi j, tsafsr 50 suite 11esHsssF eas u
ri :iEise whose hHsHiness U p!easlre e atlsss$ Il iI helIs Is
g ,tent crossing OF eifileE1sfIsn1ShlseS#aEss srsahls,#
. Passage lie cts will asaefi IN #taesbaeass 2 aass.
fgeS Of wentr-isa.fnr our stiiaIsasSaa einsa diseo1ss=s
oi twenty per cent: on ti.ies stahlfsfH a ssa#.
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s=s,s.I&tr-,ts az xtt " "a ,ar3tIs Il ssetse.
hold ~. as9ofdfiirg 10 the Eth Sert!on OF the
Vel 81 the Lna ~si#flFe. Nu, I3i:e opp'nv"t.
March. latt, 1853, aI,uys ~~eterreti 10, o5othef-
w.ise,, atdzat lis tsrn,ination, or III case Of
nsotvettc 7, its affairs >tait he t'quida'ei br
onpsff more coolunjssip erssM44rot exceeding
t.fee, to Ge ~eiecfets by the sGockhoIders.
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{ sFeAt's, f,rn,erlysof Cincinnati, Respectfully
~ saifeFs his services 10 tie 1~.tizel,s OF 4st Baton
%oaEs ~ 4 suFge'a ~1,antist.$ IL Is prepared to exc:
sate$al} manner OF Dsntal opesat o4s 90. the most
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