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"a Counterfeit scheIdam ,schnapps- we
beg leave call the attention Of readers to The advertise
ment Of UDOLPH0 WOLFE in to-dayls piper % 2plmAW
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Carpet Gma gtg3,Eatse Warehouse.
Ne. 80 CAMP STREET.
We are receiving aud oaer for sale complete asso
ment Of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Consisting i'm part Of
Damask, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS.
WINDOW SHADES. new and beautiful designs.
CQRNICES, Bands. Pins, Cords FasseIs etc
GARPETISG-yelvet Brussels, 3-Py and Iugrains Rugs
Mats, etc. Table and Floor OIL Coths Plano and Table
Covers, all styles.
We shall continue TO receive throughout the season. nv
steamers, from the North such addition to our stock Ms
will enable TO show good be found in
the city prices that fail to suit Old sc0aafnt
anees and the public are invited TO give us a call
WATKINS g. HOMAN,
nj 226t No, 80 Camp street
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05
T,HE AMERICAN LAWYER, and Bushes,

HNhE AMERICAN LAWYER, and Business
Il Mans Form Book containing Forms and In
structIons for Contracts. Arbitration ana ANsri,
AssIgnnients, Chattel MORTGAGES. Bills OF Sale.
Bill OF LadIng, Bonds. xIhaI &c, Dr. f. Pron,,s-
soy Notes, Orders, Receipts, Due Bills. conve,
ances Deeds, Mortgages. lndeDi ures, Sat saotinns
Releases. Dover, Lea ses, LANDLORD and Tenant
Agreements, Compos ton vita Creditors. Charter
OF Nesscls, BuIdlrg. Letters Of Credit AZ a La
cense Marnsxe, Ar; icles of Partnership, Power oI
Attorney. Wills and CodIoils. Trust Forns, Bar
ter, Liabilities OF Common Carriers and Nj nors,
Naturalization. Pre- Fmption Rights on Pubic
lands, x Izhts to Military Bounty Land. Copyright
Laws, REGULATIONS and Forms Of obts ming Patents
Gus ON Iouse Regulations. Domest c aud FoTeIgD
Rates Of Postage, System of Book Keeping. In
terest Tables, Equation Time Table, Interest ard
Mensurat on Rules. We gifts ana Measures of dd-
iereni Countries, Vsue of Gold and Silver Com
Nc &C., together with the Lsws of the various
states on the Qualifications necessary for eoters
Household and Homests d Exemptions from Fxe
cutlon, Deets Ackn0Sl dYment OF leeds Me-hnr-
Ics' Lien Collection of Debts, imitation Of Ac
tons, Regnistng Contracts, Chattle Mortgage
kIghts OF Married Women blower. Mates II lite
rest. nsury, and Wills, and a Map and Seal for
ssch Ststs In the Cno By Delos w. R,aaIe A
M Attorney and Counsa Tor ~ Law pr,ce ~ eIs
FOR sale by TAYLOR MAURN,
ms Booksellers. near 9th street
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Book Notices.

TIE e4x. OF TAcIIUs. New York: Harper
Brothers. For sale in this city by TayIor a
/, Maury. y a'i0'
This Is the Oxford Translation of Tacitux re-
vfsed, with notes, and is issued by the H,rpers
In handsome and convenient style. In delines.
son OF character this greatest of Latin historians
Is, perhaps, unrivalied, aud, as MscauIy saws of
tie historic Personages treated Of by him. "we
know them Is IL We had lived with them,
From Taylor and Maury We have also, s.Tgr
THREE BEAuTIRs, - by Mrs Emma d. F.
Southworth; Peterson & Brothers, Philadrl-
Phia And 1.-THE BELLS OF WAsHINoroy. y,
6y Mrs n r. Lasselle; also published by the
Messrs. Peterson.
These purport to be ''new novels by the an
thors, and are deliberately noticed as such. we
zee, by the reviewers, including bookish men
like Dr. Mackenzie, Of the PHILADELPHIA Press.
but u requires but glance at their contents to
detect two old acquaintances, viz: Mrs South
worth's " Shannondale" and Mrs. Lasselles
"Annie Grayson" The Petersons are reputed
to be wags as well as fast publishers, and we
dare say are laughing in their sleeves hugely at
the success Of their experiment upon the credu-
lily OF the public and the newspaper folks, but
we incline to the opinion tina, they will nd that
in the -ong run Honesty is the best policyn in
book publishing as well as other pursuits.
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THE OvER-IssuEs OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND
letter from the Governor and Deputy-Governor
OF the Bank Of England, to the Treasury. de-
scnoes the use made by the Bank Of the statuary
permission granted to over-issue its notes in No
Yemoer last Two millions was the amount of
tne oVerissue, but not more than CO.'S OOO of that
sum was al any time In the hands of the public
Inc remainder was In the banking department
The whole two millions were returned to the is
sue department on the 9th of December
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u Miss Sarah l.. Lewis, one Of the teachers
In the primary department Of the public school
IN West Eighteenth street, near Eight avenue.
New York, was, on Wednesday, so severely
burned that there is very little hopes of her re.
eovery. Her clothes caught fire from the stove
during school hours, and the children rushed
Iranticaliy from the building crying sire -,
Fortunately none Of the children were injured
In getting out of the bedding; the escape Of all
OF them under the circumstances was remark.
able Some were injured, but none seriously.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


In rHx SENATE. yesterday, Mr.. Hammond con
tinued speaking In favor. Of the admission Of
Kanszs for some tme after oar report closed. He
delendea the yLecomptou Constitution on high
csnstitutional grounds, and uttered some cogent
and powerful animadvsrsions on the Interference
By the North with the dosnsstic institutions Of
The Southern States. -
HMrs Doolittle commenced a speech In defence
Of the Republican party ss to its position on the
Kansas question but he subseq uently Welded
the foor, and the Senate went into Executive SEES
sion.
Afser some time the doors were again opened,
when
Mr.. CLARK gave notice that he would submit an
amendment to the Kansas bill, providing that
the people have the right TO change the Consti-
tuition at any time and that the admission OF
kansas with the Lecompton Constitution, nor
the Constitution itself shall have power TO re-
we any law repealed by the Kansas Territorial
Legislature before the passage Of this act.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
In THE HousE, the consideration Of Mr. Hoa: d..
resolution for the appointment Of an investigat-
| Ing COMMITTEES respecting the charges that the
President was using the Executive patronage to
affect the action Of members on the Kansas ques-
tion, was continued until after our report closed
Mr.. Burns, Of Onio-the member implicated
In the charges referred to-having also submitted
| q resolution providing that investigation into
| the matter be instituted
Mr.. Hoard accepted the resolution of Mr. Burns
| as a substitute for his own
Mr.. Nichols, Of Ohio, said that the call for an
investigation was based on irresponsi BILE pa r
| agraph, which ii was beneath the dignity Of the
| House to notice. He was. therefore, opposed 10
| 1t. AS for the charge that his colleague, with
whom be differed politically, was striving to OBJ
tain the Marshalship Of Northern Ohio, this he
knew to be unfounded, as Mr.. was the friend
| Of another gentleman for that very position He
| moved TO lay the subject on the table.
This motion prevailed by a vote of-yeas ~,
| navS 81
The consideration Of the Army Bill was then
| resumed which,
| MIR Qnitman briefly urged the passage of the
bill, and spoke In strong commendatory terms OF
| the volunteer system.
Without further action on the subject the
House adjourned
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Proceedings of To-day.

The SENATE was not in session to-day.
lN1HE House, various memorials and reJ o Is
OF private character were received and app:o
priately disposed Of
In the course of these proceedings
Mr. Burnett, from the District Of Columbis
COMMITTEE, reported adversely to the memorii
OF the Pharmaceutical ASsoci ation and in favor
OF allowing w. Nye the sum Of SO 444 ~, kI
certain Improvements In the city of w ashi ngtor
Mr.. W oOdSon, from the Indian Affairs Con
mittee, reported bin providing for The adja T.
inee Indians
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ASESsIsLE CouNcn.-The Brooklyn, N Y,
Common Council has adopted unanimously a
resolution declaring the fire department of that
city an expensive, demoralizing and disgraceful
institution, and appointed committee to make
Inquiries, with aview TO a reorganization of the
department upon the the paid system, as prac-
ticed in Boston and Cincisnati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

SrIcrDx OF CLERGYMAN.-A letter from Or
ford, Ohio, to the Presbyterian of the West,
says:
In common with MANY of our readers. Won
VIII De- shock to hear that one who participated
with IN In the delightful exercises of the conven.
ZION In your city, only few DAYS ago. has already
mr. sis, vlolent and voluntary daath. The Rev
Seth Howell. In fit of depp protracted meI.n
cnoiy, committed suicide by hanging In his own
house, on Thursday the 18th instant :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

UResolutions have passed one branch Of the
Louisiana Legislature, declaring that the restor-
alton of Lieutenant Maury to the active list Of the
navy Is not an adequate compensation for his
valuable services, and instructing the Senators
from that State and requesting the representa-
tives to urge upon the President his elevation to
such position as his talents merit
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EUGENE DUPUY,
pFRFTWERY hTn E1Mp DIVES

re hFC MERf AND COMPOUNDS.
The Agency for the United States of Msssrs
Plesse Lubn, Perfumery Factors in London,
having been an ferred from the late rm of IpgeT
a Co., S9& Broadway. to my own FIRM, Mr.. Geo. r..
lnger being now In connection with INV establish
ment,l beg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
Dealers, and the Trade generally that shall keep
on hand and In bond a constant supply oil Piesse Il
Lub MS oies; such the Frangipsnnl Perfame,
and its compounds, the Pestach Nut prpra ations
IN all their varets s; tn which may be add d from
time to time, " hatever said firm may INTRODUCES in
market. combining excellence with novelty. Mer
cha Is may RELY upon their orde being filled with
promptness and care, q. d on favorable terms as
heretofore. r. DUPUY,
500 Broadway, New York.
IL The real Fransipanm Perfume 10 msnufac-
tuIed only by Messrs. Piessa 4 Bubln. of ondc n.
and they take this unity to caution purchaS
against limitations, OF which there many; none.
however, app,osch lin any degree, the exqui> fra
FRANGIPANNI BOUQUET.
FRANGIPANNI OIL for the Hair. ex quisItely
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years, and imparta delightful fragrance to articles
FRANGiPANNi SCENTED SOAP.
FRANGIPANNI INCENSE. Take hot Gin
der between the tongs. put piece of Incense upon
II, and the apartment Will be Delightfully."- perfun ed.
FRANGIPANNi POMADE. ThIs is an Ital-
ian unguent for the hair Its superlative fragrance
has given ita world wide reputation.
FRANGIPANNI SAICHET.
Sold everywhere. ms W&F SIN
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IL Rev. Dr. Vinton, with S, 800 men and SIG
women, has petitioned the Mayor and Aldermen
Of Boston to close the DEAN shops, -, ,.-
III The Canadian line OF ocean steamers will,
on the opening Of navigation, make Montreal
their port, next sesson, ilstead d Qaebee.
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BOARDING.

BOARD N PRIVATE FArILY.-A lad,
~ ano gentleman or two single gentlemen can TO
accommodated with a neat, fur ished front Room
With or without Board, or partial Board, IN priva
family. No children or boaTdeTs IN the house. Ap-
ply at SIT OF. north. between 9th and 7th SITS. mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

L POSTS, when ordered
100 tons vary superior CUMBERLAND COAL
lump and hue. In lots to suit purchasers, and At
moderate prices.
ORME Il KURTZ
m5St Cara Wharf. Green street. Georgetovn "a,
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E>OR CLEANING KID GLOVES:-Jouy. en-
i lnodorous Compound; price Is cents bottle
One bottle cleans 50 pair For sale at LAM
MOND'S, 484 18th street, sole agent T Washington
City. m4st
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SPIRIT OF The MOR MING PRESS

The Union Of this morning denies, point
black, statement put forth in the New York
Herald that s'the new appeal board, established
by the Commissioner Of Patents, but not yet
sanctioned by Congress, have granted to Mum
Co., of the Scientific American, to secure the
influence of that paper, some sixty patents,
upon applications related Judge Mason, many
Of which are believed to be direct infringe
msnts or evasions of existing patents, valued
at many millions of dollars" The Union, gives
faets and figures to efectually disprove the al
legation and says:
in this connection, we are informed that a
lev WEEKS since, an officer I'm high position was
dismissed by the Commissioner for gross breach
OF omciai duty, and that since then the Office has
oeen assailed by petty and malignant calumnies,
such as we have BRANDED above. These assaults
VIII be understood and will pass for what they
are worth with a discriminating public"
The htefisencer devotes its columns to
spirited sketches Of the House and Senate de-
bates of yesterday, and to general news matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

+ ACE.-LACE LACE,
IL FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
WIN. HAYMAN is just returning to Europe and
Is selling of his emainng stock Of has rich assert
ment OF Laces at unheard of low prices, consisting
HONITON SETS and COLLARS,
ROUND POINT do do.
RH01iINIT ,kAPcPeLiQUE DO. DO.
LACES, black and white, by the p,eoe ar ward
RICH CAPES and MANfILLAS OF the richest
nue..
mt-lw WIN. HAYMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

TTEACHERS MEETING-The regular
IkS monthly NEE lag of the 1eachers' Associa-
ton will be h-ld At the SathssniaI Insttu ion ON
address will be delivered by Prof. o de- subject
undamentS Principles Of Intellectual I'd p .,ysI-
It' CHAs. b. YOUNG, Rec. Sec.
TY0UNG CATHOLICS FRIEND sOcT-
Patrick church, OF SUNDAY KFTER%ooN.
March 18th, at O'Clock. A general attendance Of
transacted.
m52t. JAMES J. MITCHELL, Sec.
N=SM!THSONIAN LECTURES Rev. ].
lecture on Is and III
EVE Nj .G of this week. Subject: .-ComparatIye
PhllOogy IN come of It's bearings upon EthnOlogy,
PERSIAN Arrowhead LANGUAGES. S-3t
T,TrHanE. . NAY 70 EoS sA HIiH1 oUR MONEY
Confectionery. 9th street, betweep g and III, where
there Is the very best assortment of Cat es m de
OF the best materials and sold lower than esewh
purest cream at 81 50 per gallon. Particular atten
non PAID 10 the furnishing OF Private PARTIES Balls
Cotillons at the lowest rates, and at the shortest
notice. fe s-eo2m
T DR.. POPE,
be Menou or CHAIN Bniidisss' No. SIS as Street.
north side. between 18th and i4th sta. d ls-eosm
~HARDY's MAGIC REMEDY CURES
u3 Rheumatism and Neuralgia;
Sprans and Bruises;
Headache and Toothaehe;
Colo and Cramps; Pain in the Limbs Side or Back:
Coughs Colds, and Asthma. Ii il also q kne tonic
good for regulating the Stomach and Bowels.
Agents: Washington-Chas Stott. F. s. Walsh;
Georeet6wn-J w Sothoron & Co.
Alexaadria-Peel 4 Stevens. fe7Im.
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LOST AND FOUND.

MAS TAKEN UP As AN ESTRAY or the
w night OF the Sd instant, large " hte ~.
Hog. The owner will please come for 1D
ward. prove property, pay charges aud SAA~Sl -
take him away For further in formation mo ulre NJ
No. u. corner I'd and streets. 4-S-
IL the City Hall TO the corner of sth street ans,
ouislaIa avenue, a KID PURSE, embroidered
win SIX. with steel clasp, containing three five
suitably rewarded by leaving IL at this Office
ms st
4 osT-A small BREAST PIN. made in the
form OF hand holcIng q ruby hetweeu the Ihun,b
and f'rehnger. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving II AZ No. ", second story. Treasury
and l. streets. ms-sl.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS" TRUNKSm
The urdersigned has now and constantly Keeps
FIN on al hand sados,n Large a. and very ssps
3AfO TRUNKS AND vALiSES: alsok,}y ~
Iron Frame and Woo l. Box TRUNKS
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHEl.S; fine
SADDLES. HARNESS. WHIPS, &c.
lecturers, proof OF which, read the following Re
port of the Committee at the Far of the MetronoI.
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857:
TOphsm Noriet deposited a Sole leather
Trunk that for solidtfy dad qHali!y OF ,nafrr,aI
the best on exhibition.
IfNyrs THOMAS, Saddler.
b. >. kINsEY, Curner.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and every dsscrint,on .
Repairing executed with neatness and die stch' ~
JAS =. TOPHAkI
No. $50 7th street. oppo. Odd Fellows Han.
mHy = Washington. %. d.
RALTiMoRE LIFE INSURANCE Co.
JOHN |. DONALDSON, President. FL.
IN. B; COULTER, Secretary.
and n GRIST fspy AN SSSsHHREs LIVES and BUYS
Descriptive pamphlets may be obtained at the
S2empany's Agency for the District Of Colurnbis,
once OF Lewis Johnson & Co., bsakers, 10th street
ana rennsyiyania avenue. = - - ~.
D. R. HAGNER. NJ. D.. Med E1's. tis2-eoim.
TO THE CREDITORS OF PAIRO a
NOU ksE.-The undersigned will DAY the FIRST
4iviaend OF ten Per cent on claims &C ainst PaIro
nonree on application al the oios. No. %6 I5h 81,
ms dst SC, EDEs. Assisnss,I
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The WEArHER.-The 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 O. m |:
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gold; Commanders, Z. G. Tilton and S P. Lee
SENATOR GREENS SPEECH.-Our exchanges
are teeming with praises of the last speech of
Senator Green upon the Kansas question-of
which the Alexandria Gazette says, in ths
course Of an article upon it:
Mr.. Green then spoke for about an hour on
the question before the Senate, making a yery
strong presentation of the facts and arguments
Is now written down in the books that Mr. Green
is among the frst men In the Senate We donbt
II he Is not better fitted for a party leader than
any man there on the Democratic side since
Douglass detection
Apropos, of his capacity for party leader.
ship, in which he has already certainly proved
himself equal to any other of that body of great
men and skillful political tacticians. He oh
tanned his experience in a severe school Thus,
he was the head and front of the opposition to
the dictation of Thomas Hart Benton at home ::
meeting him on every stump where he could
find him, and finally entirely breaking down
the great influence with which Col BIS long
service, unquestioned abilities. and iron will
had clothed him. 70 Senator Green and the
Hon. John S. Phelps, of all men, Col Benton
owes most for his present isolated position.
Cold CoMFORr.-The New York Herald
fOrcibly exposes the humbug involved in the
recent effort Of the Republican party and 6shy
Democratic supporters Of Senator Douglas to
create the impression through their late Doug.
las-Democratic Mass Convention at Indianap-
oils that they have bagged" more than cor.
porals guard of the Indiana Democracy. The
Herald explains, in few words, that the alb
squatulators have missed their aim most sig,
nally in essaying to use this Indiana gathering
by way Of frightening the Northern Democrats
of Congress from their path of duty, saying:
" One of our morning contemporaries makes a
great parade Of the anti Lecompton proceeding,
Of the late Douglas Demcc 'atic State Convention
of Indiana, and gives us very fatty to understand
that the said convention have initiated a move
ment which will result In new Northern Demo-
cratic party. Fudge. A weak device to friyhten
OF the Northern SUPP orters Of the Lecompton
constitution in Congress. Suppose party Wee
to be organized upon the anti Lecomptons pop
ular sovereignty plank Of Mr. Douglas, What
would become OF u with the quiet vehement Of
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Passage can be made from il to Bear river valley
and the 6reat Salt Lake, north of the Wind river
mountains, by the plains OF the Great snake yer
Ii F Ficklin, member Of Lander's advance
exploring party had gone from the head quarters
Of the army to the Flat Head country by the line
OF valleys which extend from Wind River north
his tnp would be hazardous until reaching the
Snake River, after which the whole country is
open. Ficklin was accompanied by Ned Will
ii .mson, mountaineer and d member Of Ian.
dr's party OF last year. when the upper passes of
the Wahsatch Range were explored The line
ofcountry followed by Ficklin Is grassed through
out the year and rarely covered with snow He
Wiil return by the old route described by Father
Desnet. The chief difficulty TO be appTe blended
Is the waylaying of his return train by the Sal
mon river MormOns and by the predatory bands
Of Blackfeet Indians.
As there is very little snow between Fort La
ram and Snake River north of the Wind liver
m )untains, I'd. ough the pass called the Buffalo
Gap, and from Snake River to Salt Lake wagon
trains can pass over open prairirs throughout The
year Inc most expeTien6 ed n o init ne ers think
THIS the proper route for ali overland railroad
and Tor the wagon road now being built throuyh
the South Pass. As Lieut Bryan's load through
Brid2ers or Cheyenne pass is scant of grass and
watef, this Is also believed TO be the best route
Tor the passage Of the re-inforcements for the
Utah armv.
The chief reason ms given for II by our cores
pndent being the fart that the reinforcements
could march over broad open plains md effect a
junction with columns Of troops from Oregon or
California, without being exposed In mountain
10 Sueffllld DdnQS OF M 1rmOns:
and that the concentr alton or wi ntering Of large
forces Of men can take. place without difaculty
Oh Ongh the regions north of latitude 43o 30
All these matters are worthy Of inquiry, and
especially, whether the northern and central emf
grafton, which now goes thi Dug b the South Pass
can be changed to a route north Of Wind River
mountains, and thus placed beyond the line Of
Mormon hostilities. The facts of the preserva-
ton Of tie mules Of the wagon expedition and
the loss Of stock Of the army are arguments In
tavCr OF tie more northern route.
APRoyINcIAL.-The New York Times in q
iste moral law disquisition upon that nation
ality OF ours, the conspicuous publis bar room
Oh each OF the American hotels-protesting
against the idea that the bal. room is a NOR.
nuisance in its own city-says: 81.
sit Is not In New York that the bar. room IN
our monster nuisance; IL il In our national me-
trop Ills where the institution rises To this dso re
Of magnitude. IL Is there a nuisance Of the arst
order, and one which can only be ab,tsd hv
peaceably-inclined men resolving not TO = eonsn,
IL. IL may be extremely d,fficnlt to do this In
Washington, which has no other place of public
resort where strangers can meet and transact
their business, or exchange cIylities but II the
well disposed and all these who have proper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-05

The DISTRICT MARsHALsHIp.-No nomina.
ton for this position was made yesterdsy-con.
trary to our expectation. The Senate does NOT
meet until Monday next, when the long agony
will doubles be ended. &c.,. ......-