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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17

IN =. -. NOTICE.
4 HE Pubic are cautioned against buy ing trading
or recefvlng note, drawn by the undersir ned j,1
$ioS payable To the O. der Of B. r. Uman. and en-.
doIsed by MaTgsret Fit{geEsd, dated Septe mber Is
said note has not been received according to ssree
ment, 80" 20 -. JAMES r LLOYD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17

NokINATRD.-The ticket made yesterday BY
the New York Democratic State Convention
was unanimously nominated. Judge Parker,
the selected candidate for Governor, in point
Of character, attachments, and general capa-
city, has no superior for such position In the
United States. His chances for election are all
that his most sanguine friends wish. " g. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17

"A Foor OF I7TH STREET.
schr. HaIrington, us tons White Ash hsg Goa,
Schr: Jas. Steel $50 tons w est Ind r cd sh stone
Coal, FOR cooking purposes, prepared 70 our
Schr. America, l0l tons Trsverton Coal for burning,
Sohr Newark, 80 cords of resinOus Pine. for kind.
All Kinds Of WOOD and COAL constantly on
hand. 49, = = '' -
Persons desiring to lay in their Winter supply Of
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Terms Cash. Those desiring otasr ayrans smexts
ptH please mention Il at tune Fl SsnehasiSs. /.
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RTSCHAFFIELD,B ALTIMoRE CONf fcTION
,US RRY, Sfxth sfreef, betpeen O. and III, ha ving
fehtted has store and SALOON, IMPAIRED the
shortest notice and most reasonable terms, 70 fur
nish Wedding Parties, Balls and other Entertain
ments with all Kinds OF COufectionery Ice Cream,
Water Ices. &c. He also keeps constantly q fresh
supply Of the best Cakes and Candies, sold lower
than eiseyhere. ,'.-.t- 10 ~ Sag -
P.S-To accommodate ladies' and gentlemen Of
the Northern Liberties and those disposed TO give
me call have attached TO my establshasent an
Oyster saloon, where can be found the delicious
Oyster cooked up in every style by an per need
hand: Families supplied. Al esllis sufficient. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-17

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKSm-Re ceuyed
- and .ot sale ut SHfLLiNGTON'S Bookstore.
:, Ernestin. or inc Hearts Longing. o...a. .'rgl
Bfandon, or A Hundred Years Ago. -, I,.-..
New York to Delhi. .-I-4i -.f
Ladies' National Magazine for October.
Yankee Notions for October.
Nick Max for October. .'.- - - -f.
new assortment OF Chitdren's Toy Books.
~ varIety, roceIved aud for sale ar
." JOS. SHiLi.tNGFON'S
... Bookstore, OdeOa Binding.
SELF corLer Pa avenue amt AZ street.
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NOTICES OF Vol. !.

NOTICES OF VOL. l.
have Of Mr. Bishops book
On Criminal Law and think work Of much
yhlue Like his es,is the Law u Marriage and Divorce it
.s i :. Of saSoe. and .i and fortunate I. discern
and Arrangement OF Ne principles which the authorities
"Eisa law book written with thought ears, ingenuity snd
enesiness speculative and suggestive yet safe and emnsnty
which prove but be find. also thar II science be is quick
ened hink for himself Instead Of committing it memory,
discover define and pysorated aud shened BY this
discipline DO not know any recent wot which happily
Oh. hand and that Of budding tOsether without method with
philosophy and without ye-s miscellany q snd
As an elementary work. consider one Of Nah merit the
one and Of eemsntsIy
principles, arranged in clear and metbodica ORDER
The work Of Bishop the frs. .cltlsc worn Of America
Criminal Law; but is equally valuable and worthy Of study
The principle: laid down by Mr. Bishop are r.syja.t and
worthy to be adopted BY al scientific men find on every ress
sxpsnso and that practical sGse e peculiar 70 A%sss and
Commensurate. on cm. Lsw by aI B.Sos appear
have been executed in m~tery nanny and N this
bread and comprehensive plan"
London Law Magazine and Review
I'VE look spon his treatise as valuable addition % our legal
Bishop has rendered invaluable service the eea pro
vorce established his fame law writer q the 6.t
and this production he has advanced his reputation many
$ss; %s1y Of q
copousness Of principle He gives the legal student not
mere collection of cases such the Dsess afford yet the
mere theories Of the urs but the whole body Of the criminal
the hand Of rtrae artist and the brain OF thorough
master, uniting in harmonious proportion principle and adudi-
cation" boston fost
His Commentaries the Criminal Law will grearly enhance
his reputation and illustrate his He must henceorth be
REGARDED the first Of legal authors this other
country Combining with the and patient research
philosophical mind acute analysis unlimited power OF
principles and fresh and per-
rtcuous style he has made book Of extraordinary merit eyns
lug extraordinary mental ability and destined to bold IN legal
hbography extraordinary rank" 81 Louis Republican,
The the the educ ated but
trs and the statesman seeking great leading principles rather
than details have long needed philosophical elementary work
on the Law. Such work Mr. Bishop has furnisheds
work full arpng profound original aud sdmirabe commen
tay which destined be useful the s,aden 70 the
veteran practitioners in Criminal Courts"
Richmond Examiner.
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CILLIMAN's JOURNAL for JANUARY--Edted
~ by Profs B. Slimsn b. silman, and James Dana
assisted BY and Aeassiz of Cambridge and Dr. VOL
Gibbs The January number contains thirteen
eabose Scientific articles and about 30 OF recent Misce
laneous Scientific Intelligence.
sILLIMANS JOURNAL 10 published bimonthly. Price, s.
Ter annurn. The January number volume
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METROPOLITAN POLICE.-Owners are
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vse fer malss collections forwarding grss from the West,
he -
References in NewYork ExGov. Myron X ClAk Rev
Theo L. Cuyer. and BeDsos J. Lossinf. eco.
Letters addressed follows will receive prompt siteson
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and support her exertions promote the interests of the
Box ,het open bill Of attraction will be presented
For particulars see future advertisements
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Dudgeon Steam Carriage will be in the building from
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TNHE ATLANTIC MONT II LIZ
FEBRUARY NUMBER
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NEW LAW BOOK.-BEHOP on CRIMINAL
IN LAW VOL. II. THIS DAY published by LITTLE,
BROWN Co. No. ll2 Washington-st. Boston
COMMENTARIES ON THE CRIMINAL LAW.
BY JOEL PRENTIsS BISHOP, esq
Vol H. containing the Law Of Specific 0ferses alphabetically
arranged. svo. IS 20.
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THE SWORD and TRUMPET.

Fir.ueu and Soldiers, TrlmpeT and Sword,
Sub a. kero+s should and Dame Fortune award
In the window Of windows, where RASSTY displays
Splendid books and bright gems 70 the popular zAze,
central attraction 70 crowds, may
Al the Broadway Off Book House-ts Two->Nrrf'rHktE
These dts arr for warriors tco-eqlA their ciAins)
The eiiy's dsiep ders from foemen aud flames;
And the faae il each force that hooks bears away
VIII snatch the rich prize from al rivals away.
Teu e Annory AID house serd forth heir crowd
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GA valuable for It's utility beauty presented with evss
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VTIIE CHESS MONTHLY-An Original Ame ry
i can Chess MssAzre edited b. Paul Mmphy and 4,
n MILLER SON No Is Tsnss t., corner Of Trinity
NewYoSA and fos sale By bookselers ihI0ush0u' w '
6t;es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

HORSES for SALE.-I offer for sale 40 first
IL class HORSES These Horses have been purchased BY
personally various parts Of this State and selected with
great and all the Among them can be
found number Of pair cose-msched COACH HORSES The
best this State Prodoee also several hsteas, SPEE1
HORSES and q number Of very desirable SINGLE HORSES
They all BE- Barn in Whtesboro ODeids County
T. where shall be pleased to show them TO one ds,ou
Of PURCHASING shall remain Whitesboro until the st OF
March. Aer that time they will be found at Posts Stable 2in
st. NewYort City where shall be ready to al my oid
friends and who DESTROYS embrace this favorable
opportunity Of supplying themselves with Matched or single
Hores VIM JORALEAON Agent
Whtestown. Jan. !. 1853.
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Ncm Publications.

LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK, Editor
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SING PRISON. hereby M
~ derse e2ooo for the People order DAVID 'sNAN
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90 farmers and Others.

GUANO,
" From the Island Of hide Psci6c Ocean; Just
ssivsd and for sale In lots 70 suit purchasers, by
GEORGE G. HOBSON, No. ~ South-s.
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HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.:E,

TOHN DENNER, LICENSED NIGHT-SCAy-
EH9EA-orders received q No Chathan, 49, ~,
and Ct Nc. ~ East 18th st.. and vii b puneseeg N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

ID Positively the lat time Of TWELFTH NIGHT with its
s,ophing OF high class comic talent AZ, bss.
Mathew Mr. Burton, Mr. c. Fisher, Mr.. nj smith Nj
Brisss MI, Rarrett Moore, Mr. Setche Mira Lie w..
tcn Dsv,uport Mrs Parker and Mr.. w IL smith-a COS,
never belore eausled Also Broughams COLUMBUS which
can he naveA but nights Columbus Mr. Rrouxhsn
CsInDhfs NJ Lie Weston Davenport. TO-MORRoWE,
The comedy of OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS, with
a L., h..
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wv ALA TIL T. A + K -
wv SECOND NIGHT

Tom Taylor's hve- act drama Of
THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD,
adapted from Godsmths well known story will be produced
with . 10000.
, NEW SCENERY, DRESSES AND MUSIC.
By the kind permission of John Broughsm, esq., his capital
comedes Of - -
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OTHER AFTERNOONS at O'clock Ne interesting moral
drama BEWARE THE TEMPER: Or, THE DKUSKARD's
GLASS beside Dancing aud the sughab farce Of THE IRISH
HAYMAKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

The beautiful AQUARIA. Ocean and River Gardens the
Grand Punopticc Studio The Happy Family Living Serpent,
&C. be usual Admsnce . cents children under
ten ceufs
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A FULL-LENGTH WAX FIGURE OF J. P. DoNNRLLY.
recently murder MF. Moses, is now among
the cuiiosities Of this establishplent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-01
Centennial CeIebrntIon nt Pittsburr.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 25.-The Centennial ABniver-
sary observed Eiththe greatest enthusiasm to-day
Busn IS was entirely suspended The procession
in honor of the event the largest, most gorge
Gus, aud imposing that ever paraded our Streets.
aBp occupied hour and quarter passing given
point lJ consisted Of the various military c5mpa~
nies of the city and the neghborhOod, the soldiers
Of the Revou ion and Of the War Of 1872, the
Mayor and other officials Of The eity and country,
the various trades, Represented BY q large mum,
Der Of operatives, with appropriate banners, eul>
blems and device, } the fire department, Odd Fell
lows, turner's, various benevolent, literary, and
other civic socisiies and large number Of citizens
and Strangers, including seVeral prominent public
men from distance.
After marching through a number Of streets, it
came to q halt at Duque-ne Depot Of the Pennsyl>
vauia Railroad Company, erected on the site Of ola
Fort Duouesne, which was eYscuated BY the French
on this day one hundred years ago In this large
building, which was immensely crowded, the Crder
Of exercises consisted of prayer the singing BY the
German societies Of an ode written by F. B
Plympton, and set to music by H. Kleber, and ora
tions by Hon. Andrew ". LOomis and Hon wills
liam wilkins The procession was about three
miles long and il is estimated that there we're ffS
teen thous nd person in the line
Various feathers, Iniian and pioneer relics, were
horne in procession. Six hundred coal miners,
mounted oa mules and with wagons, we're 3 nOval
and peculiar looking feau ure in the procession
The N lit Try in the line nunbsred about five huns
drsd, and made q fine appearance. During the
progress Of the procession the bells were ruDg
throughout the city, and mach enthusiasm was dis,
played everywhere. There we're varions presenta~
tions Of Wreatbs and flags at different points.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-01

SOLDIERS LIFE IN UTAH.-A letter to the
Philadelphia Ballehu from Camp Floyd, U. T., da~
ted Oct. 1S, says:
The quarters for the troops are going up rapidly,
the soldiers making mortar aud carrying ''dObies"
to the masOns, who citizens hired by the quar-
ermasters, the pretty fair 6gures Of six dOllars
day 'snd found" Here you see party mixing
mud; there party carrying dObies; there q squad
carry ing lumber, and there another squad mailing
on he rough roofs Each man has his place, in the
alotment Of which your correspondent occupies the
respect able and responsible position Of hod-clrrer
for a Mormon. Many hands make light work,
however and the "fatigue duty" it is called, is
nothing more thsR healthfu pleasant exercise, and
al day long the merry joke and joyous laugh go
round and all grateful TO Heaven and the peace
commissioners at the prospect Of better time this
winter than was experienced last season. The
buildings will be substantial and comfortable, and
every exertiOn is being made to render them as
pleasant as possible.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-01

Spain ana Mexico.

The London Times brought BY the steamer Africa,
at New York the 26th says, according to state
ment received from Spain, thattbe Spanish Govern
meBt likely to order their feet at Cuba to pro-
oeed at once to demand satisfaction from Mexico on
the matter in dispute between the two countries.
Probably the eOuateBanee Of the French Government
who are likewise reported to have sent additional
ships Of that point relied upon in this move
ment. While it is also known that England has Sc
riOus demands to urge which viii cause her to insist
upon redress a. least equal to that which may be
accorded in other cases. A telegram from Madrid
states that the Spanish feet consisting o. sea
mers, had sailed from Cadi1 on the 10Th OF Novem
Der for Tangers. Il is added that the feet has or
ders, after presenting the demands Of the Spanish
Government upon Mexico, to soour the coast Of AT
Tica and destroy all vessels manned by the Riff Moors
which may be found without regular papers, and
ire R them as pirates.
Accounts from Cadiz state that the second portion
OF the reinforeements for Cuba vas ready to sail at
a moments notice, completing the expedition to
force Of p, 900 infantry and 500 marines.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-01

ACCIDENT on TaE FRAEKF0RT RAiLRoAp. .-soms
demon IN the shape Of man placed an obstruction
on the Frankfort railroad On Thursdav eveninr
seven or eight miles from the city. large piece Of
timber was fastened between ths cross ties A hor
train vas thrown of the track and ihe rails for
distance Of about fty yards were torn OF The loco
motive Id not sustain much injury, latsix or seven
hog cars we're erendered wreck snd about thirty fre
hogs killed
The most lsmentabls circumstances Is the injury
OF two dfOVers on the train One OF then named
Nixon is internally hurt and his reooverg is doubt
ful, and the other named True had leg broken. L
is 10 be hoped that The perperator Of The deed nay
be discovered Hanging is too good fgr him--Lsa.
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