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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26

SUGAR-fhe market has been very dull for old
crop Sugar during the past week, and prices have
further given way, with sales only 400 nhus
the range being mostly about GAG &c aif TO fully
fair. aId 6Aa7 and &c. q ID Tor prime ioIce.
Tue new crop comes IN slowly yet, aId las met
with fair demand at about the range foil wing
quottti1ns, tue transactions of the week summing
up about 100 hhds.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26
Billiard Tables for sale.

n Havk hand Two esesa soc0ad- Handed Tables
Il Balls, cses aud ali Ia good ruaniag o<Asr, Hhseh
vii Eeii low fur cash EE - a 49, e =
ocIIs-tf ~ A. Mccall
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4 Wheat delivered ~ The CITY Nstf..
=. ~ lzQilIssEssW ORTIZ 80
ccti--a Ne. Aaxkss ssfset
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Ordered Home.
Markets.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.--The sloop of war
Vincennes, has been ordered home.
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WE have 90 hand % bbls. sf PURE RoURnux
w WHISKY, warraEted % be foaF yeArs cd and
TIC nnest N the state watch are anxlaas 4. seli
rtlris would give = call
tt cAzrEE, wu4SFoRp L co
AsEi-sf Ne. 8 hsrkes street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26
New Music! New Music!!
~ Luck's Music store.

DoBBlS around tschotfisch, IS csuts
ID Ssivery Midnight asoa, IS q
! have heard from INV nome, IS -
e ssals L ass e x ssssa y s,1 ss.s 8 a.
Forest Glade, Polka Brilliant, By Gotta
chalk, so I"
Ia Trayi4ts, complete Opera, IS 90
Richardson = revised Piano Instructor, } %
teachers aud ssmiaartrs sapslsea ths assai
terms, snd Nazc ssnt ~ a1y pars Of The coantFy
receipt u market ptsce. seytlT-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26
No. :SO Union Street.

Strangers and others visiting this city, will
find at the Boot and Shoe Store of J. Is. IL A.
V. RUTLAND, a choice lot of fashionable Boots
and Shoes OF every description, which they
are selling for cash, and on most liberal
terms. They invite the public to give them a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26
LADIES VESTS.

Hon Necks apdiong Sleeves. heavy ana OF best
oois-u n. AcGIII-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26
Jusi Received at Chas. RObsrtson's
Candy Mandatory,

(opposiss Morris str.tioa 'sasw warshsuss,)
A LARGE lot OF rrsshSgeIly OrAnEssand Lsmons,
n ksixins ,flgs ,CurrzDta ,frunes ,ke.
Also,a nne ns~ lot OF all the dlnsrenf kinds ef
Sats.
A aasrrsshiot Of Baltimore Cove oystsrsin cana
Field braEds.
Fresh salmon .i.0osters sardines 4e.
Pickles .'rssssres ,freshFeaehss sndssrawberry
Brady Peaches Jchsrriss ,te. IN botties
Also ,sneS supply of Toys aud Fancy Articles
Ps--imaD sfacture = iimy czn irs mere and var
s.s then good ,-nd sell a. ehsap any house IL
Fih.ysfor sale afsw Silver PIatedNss York Ale
rufnps cHAS. ROBERTSON,
esu7-u II hArkstslFest-
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Tobacco.

GNobEfs \ LADIES' Rsok
~ letsrson's AASazias. Jest received by
~eals gUitA fuhk a co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-26
Heavy Brogans,

A splendid lot of negro wear. Also,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, &c.
Ocll5-tf
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LNxrRA rss cAswias roe go, fes sale a,
Il s4Is RAINS. Bso9s a 90 :
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COFFtE.-The market has been Inactive during
the past week, but prices have been very well main
tanned. The sales have reached barely 1900 bags at
= range for extremes OF 1I(l2 30. including today
so bags at IL &c. loo at l21lc., aud II t.c a IL
We still quote ordinary 10 good fair ii IA lie a
prime at l21ac. y ID. cargo OF 69ss bags has ar
rived rom lmore, making the imports sine the Ist
Septemb A. ~ bags against 81 80 the same date
last year TIE stuck hand thus evening is ~ Az
bags, against % ,65S AT the same time last year
MOi-ASSkS-Ihe receipts of old crop have been
small, and We have noticed only few hlItcd trans
actions at 25a3Oc. for interior, ermentng, de- and
33G35c. p gallon for lair - prime rebUiied New
crop has been ia fair request, and some 600 bbs
have been sold al IL pa aud 4Jc Closing at the in
side rate, anu $50 $40 half bbs. ~ p I5c a GAL
ion. To-day TRANSACTIONS have included about 100
bbs. new at Al al 1sc, and "a half bbls. at 45c p
gallon.
s ToBACCO-We have again TO notice an extremely
uh Tobacco market, and the only sales reported du
rug the week have been IL hhds. &C.. and To-Day
hhds al sac, 10 at 6s<c ID, and 20 private
terms. HH. T. q q .. F '
In this stagnans condition OF the market our figures
Arc merely nominal
iactofy Auss--. -'......------.-.-..--. -k0
L'nSts Lu5s-.. 4 al
Zeal, Inferior to Common. ............... as
, FAIR Observation-Disclosures. d 6assI
Et"c $3.50. ...-...".....-.-..-. IA ssoa
Choce and selections. sB91s And ~
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MEssRs. EDIrORs.-Tell the people that the
Fine Tobacco SO long and anxiously looked
and longed for has come, and that they may
luxuriate once more by calling at
j. IL. LANGLEY & Co.'s
octl Al Union street.
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PERSONAL

80. California papers announce the sudden
drath OF MI Edward Pollock, one OF the editor,
young poet
Hon. John A Dix has consented In edi,
the life OF siias Wright, and all the private cor
resPondence Of the departed statesman has been
placed In his hands for that purpose.
pamphlet ha, lately been sold al Paris. with the
.e PrIn.ed reversed. Masses Of the pamphlet
disposed OF before the police saw the trick,
NJ: hudson II Hutchinson, Of the well known
,ItsS ~, h iAhy' (singers,) has committed su-
ranged nj the lime. Mrs Patton. IASbv 4 rohn
and Asa are all that are now left OF ths 100 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14
THE WEEKLY STAR,

This valuable family paper, full of metropol-
itan news and gossip, and choice literary mat
ter, is now on our counter ready for delivery
to the public. Among its interesting contents
are the following articles:
A Woman of Nerpe-Ho1r She got oar of a
Scrape;
Tragic Sfory-G pOem;
Fanny FERNS SHmday-deeideolEy Fanny
FerHiSh;
Reception Of Senator Douglas im Wash
iRgtOn;
Proceedings Of tie National Agricultural
Society;
Operations ofthe Patent Office;
Congressional Proceedings;
A Large amount Of Local InteIligsnee;
Too Pages Of Washington Nercs and Cos
sap;
Late News By Mail and Telegraph;
Column Of Interesting Personals;
The Haunted Bed-an amusing sketch;
Late Parisia1l Fashions, DC, DC, 9e.
This paper contains no advertisements, but
consists of eight pages of choice reading matter.
1t is just the paper above all others for Con-
gressmen and strangers sojourning in the Ma
tionsl Metropolis to send to their friends at
home. Price only three cents per copy; or,
sl.25 per annum.
The Cheapest Paper in Amertcau!
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sPIKfT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, in an article ON our Consular
system, &C., says that it has no hesitation in
saying that the salary system applied to the
Consular department is q failure, and that the
present Law imposes upon the Consular ofhce q
multiplicity of duties which are of no possible
benefit to any body, and serve only to encum-
Der him with an expensive corps OF clerks and
dependents, and to charge him with the cost Of
maintaining them. It holds that the Govern
ment should 70 adjust its whole system of for
eign intercourse-that practically it Is mon
strous failure, and serious damage to the
national character and interests.
The Intelligsneer is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

IL During the past year there have been Is
sued from the United States Stamp Agency in
PhiadelPhia b, lO7 800 cent stamps Io6 ,62s
4OO three cent stamps, Ala ,44O Eve cent stamps,
S,Hi,z5o ten cent stamps, and All ,760 twelve
cent stamps The total issued for 1859, was $780,
27i,l5s. In 1857 the number Of stamps issued
was l6s ,i9l gao. Increase In 1859. 10 DO
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A ard.

WAsHINeTos CRY, Jan II, Iess
To the Editors Of ths Uaion:
The dirnculty between the Hon. VIM Mo-,
gomery and the Hon. WIN. "a. Englixh beino "A
just-d, you will please TO publish the foIIo,xin,
Very respectfully, G.B.Ap..Iy
The undersigned, Joseph c. McKibbin .na,c
B Adrain, friends Ofthe Hon WIN Montgo,n.r,,
and Joseph Lane and Nm. T.. NiLIark frienS,
Of the Hon. VIM. ". English, havin bv con.e,,
OF the parties, examined fully the facts and cir,
cumstanees Of the late d. 1leulty between them,
nave come TO conclusion that while Mr. EnDIIsb
eViaenty acted under the Impression that an ia
sur nao been orerrd him for calling resentn.aI
-, 'Ie evidence does not show that any insult
i.I peen Offered which authorized the vio-
h, 49, ne nsrd and he having expressed 10 Mr..
Sn gonl.Iy bis deep regret for what be had
,.D'.I We TANK the apology Sufficient and have
Of the diaieulty IN q n"ai soJus'"ent
nv n .ness our hands, at washin0ton city tbi.
s''H Jay OF January, A. ID. $50 ~
For Hon Wsn Mo.,1o,,
q b. ADHAIs,
f0' Hos Wm. III Ea.y;,1
JoskrH LANE,
WIN. T.. NIELAck. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

IL The trial Of Peter Corrie, indicted with
Marion Crops for the murder Of officer BIG.
don In Baltimore, In November last was com.
menced yesterday at Tow son,on, Baltimore coun.
ty, Md. The prisoner was dressed in a neal
suit Of black, and, from his tidy look, appeared
to have been accustomed 10 different associations
from those In which he was found on the nigh,
OF the murder. He seems To be much affected bv
his unfortunate position A motion by defend
ants counsel to postpone the trial until MONDAY
being overruled, the empannelment Of a iury
was then proceeded with, and concluded. where.
upon the conrt adjourned until this nornina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

was patiently listened to by the Department,
but 1t did not effect any change in the action
previously taken. The paragraphs in circula-
ton, in connection with this matter, of char
acter derogatory to the integrity OF certain Of
hcers of the Department, are wholly unfounded.
OREGos.-The public are aware that, by a
formal understanding among many of the Re-
publican party members, it has been deter
mined on the part of those of them parties to
that understanding, to make opposition to the
Oregon State bill q party matter. 1t now,
however, turns out that a considerable wing
of the Republicans refuse to be trammeled af.
ter any such fashion in their action upon it
refusing point blank to combine to effect any
amendments to the bill, likely to leopard ita
enactment, ere the close Of the session.
MEETING OF THE MORSE TELEGRAPH Con-.
PANY DIRKcroRs.-Messrs. A. s. Abel and
VIM. Swaine, proprietors of the Philadslphis
Ledger and Baltimore sam, Mr.. Zenos Bar.
mum Of Baltimore, and other gentlemen of the
Board of Directors of the Morse line Telegraph
Company, are now holding business meeting
at Wizards Hotel, in this city. The business
before them is strictly, we believe, of private
| character.
DEATH OF A NAVAL SURGEoS.-The Navy
Department is in receipt of intelligence of the
| death Of Surgeon Thomas Williamson, which
| occurred on Wednesday. at the Norfolk Navy
Yard, where he was stationed. Dr. w. wa
6S years old, and had been in the service since
1914.
ARIzoNA.-We hear that the House Terrific
ries Committee this morning determined to re
port favorably on the project of at once making
| a territorial government OF Arizona, with tn,
boundaries asked by those represented in tn,
case by 1t. Mowry.
TEE WEArHER.-Thef following report of tn.
| weather for this morning is made from the Mors.
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation Is about O'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

NAvAL-Late advices from Panama state that
the United States ship Saranac had been ordered
10 20 north from Panama In search Of the St Ma
ry's and to put the relief crew Of that vessel on
board The ship-of-war jamestown had left
AsPinwall In order to aid the Savannah to cross
the bar of the San Juan river, in which work
the British frigate Valorous would, it was said,
help her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

OYsrERs.-The New Orleans Delta states that
the disastrous crevasse which occurred rear that
city last year, has entirely destroyed the oyster
beds in the Bay and bayou Of Barataria The
enormous body Of water forced through these
outlets into the Gulf, left heavy deposit OF sedi-
ment which has proved fatal to the bivalves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

II From Messrs. Taylor Il Maury we have
sylvan Hollis Daughter by Holme Lee, au-
thor OF THORNLEY, Hall, )" published by the Har-
pers, md the Comedies Of Terence" forming
one OF the volumes Of Harper's Classical Library
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

IL A man answering to the description OF
Felix Sanshes, the young spaniard who recently
murdered his father-in-law, and dang erously
wounded his wife and mother in law, in New
York, has been discovered sleeping Ia a barn
near Tarrytown, Westchester county, NY He
made his
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty. firth Cslsress- Session.

Thtrty.nun ConSresSISecond Session.
TX THE SENATE, yesterday, Mr.. Kennedy
offered a bill to establish a national line of
steamers between the United States and G reat
Britain providing for two divisions of the ser.
vice. The first Is TO be in alternate trips from
Portland, Boston, New York, and Philadelphia
20 Liverpool, the second to be in alternate
trips from Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, Sa-
vannah, and New Orleans to Southampton,
England The bill authorizes the Postmaster
General to contract with Ambrose W. Thomp-
son for the service, which is to be performed
by not less than six steamers of 1000 tons
measurement for the first, and not less than
eight steamers of 900 tons each for the second
division. LEh t.--#-- -
The consideration of the Pacific Railroad
bill was resumed, and without action thereon,
the Senate went into executive session, and
afterward adjourned. es r.S.eeE
In THE HOUSE, after our report closed, the
consideration Of the bill codifying the revenue
laws was resumed, and, after a lengthy dis
| cussion thereon, the House adjourned.
Proceedings Of To-day.
In THE SENATE, to-day, the resolution to
pay out Of the contingent fund of the Senate
the funeral expenses of the late Jas H. Morton,
| superintendent Of the furnace, was called up
and passed-yeas 80, nays17.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick presented memorial for the
| establishment Of line of mail steamers from
New Orleans to Mobile and posts on the Gulf
| of Mexico.
| Mr. Iverson offered resolution calling on
the Secretary Of the Navy for q statement of
all contracts entered into for liye-oak timber,
| and the result of such contracts.
| Mr. Cameron moved to take up the bill pro-
| viding for the construction of passenger rail-
way on Pennsylvania avenue in Washington
City.
| After debate between Mr. Brown for taking
up the bill and Mr.. Iverson against it, Mr..
| Camerons motion was not agreed to.
The Pacific railroad bill being again tax en-
up, Mr.. Chandler addressed the Senate against
| TX THE House, Mr.. Kunkel offered resolu-
ton of inquiry as to the amount of coal used
in the Navy since 1852, and of the amount paid
coal agents as commissions, and as to what
| authority there is for employing these agents;
| adopted.
Mr.. Harris offered resolution empowering
| the select committee on the accounts Of the
| Superintendent Of Public Printing to employ
a stenographer.
On motion of Mr.. Houston, it was amended
SO as to allow the Judiciary Committee the
| same privilege; adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens, the House resumed
| the call of the committees.
The committees were then called for reports
| on private cases, and q large number of pri-
vate bills were duly reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

THK MoRTARA CASE RESOLUTIONS were in
trodueed into the New York State Senate, on
Wednesday, requesting the President to inter-
fere in the Mortara case, and were laid over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

IL The Republican State Convention of Con.
heencut have nominated Gov. Buckingham and
his associates on the State tic for re-electioo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Delaware has
elected Millard Salisbury, Democrat United
States Senator for six years from the 4th Of Marh
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IL Judge Marchbanks, while holding court
at Manchester, Tenn, on Thursday last fell dead
on fhe bench
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u The st. Louis Democrat is the organ OF
The Republican party in Missouri, and the St
Louis Republican in politics Is Democratic.
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u From Taylor 4 Maury we have copy oil
Bulwers last novel, '|what will he do with II. n
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IL The Pacific (Oregon) Christian Advocate
contradicts the assertion that the Hon. Delazon
smith is Methodist local preacher. He re.
sig ned his license several years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

RUl:WER'S NEW NOVEL Complete and far
II sale al SHILIlNGTON'S Bookstore
what Wal He Do With It. by Sir r. Bulw or
rs cents f'o
:, This Ex Wife, by the author OF Will He Marry
The fife and How to U.e If.
=, The Kangaroo Hunters; or, Adventures in the
Bush. - " '"'
The Clock Maker. by Sam Slick new editInp.
All the new Books publ shed for sale imm sly
for sale cheap at -e
SHILIINGTON'S Bookstore.
Odeon Building, corner of ~ street
% ID Penn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

Barometer at the Smith sonian. at a. m (cor-
rected for temperature, 20 Si5; at noon 90 no
Thermometer, at a. m. 430; at noon AZ
Maximum during 81 hours ending a. m to-
day 500 minimum 33'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

NAVY EsGIsEs.-The contract for construct.
"s he engines for tho sloop of-w now build
ing ~ inc fhiladelphia navy yard, has finally
been confirmed TO Messrs. Reany, Nea6e Co.,
oil mat city The protest OF an unsuceessfui
bidder who was dissatisfied with the award,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

CHINEsE GOODS.
- NEW stone FROM VIEW YORK,
hne assortment Of
Pineapple Dresses and Hand erehiofs, -rH
Chtnese, French, and meriean ans,
Amencn, indian, Reed and Bart Vork &e., &c,
III Wal remain two mon be Oly. IA lI-6l.t
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c

NOTlCE.-Ihe sixth Grand Assembly Of the
" 'hIbernlaC ub" wal take place on the "a a
February at Temperance Han. -
ia ii So " ..eeN'''''se''oh1' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

WHAT Will HE Do WITH III f-gulver,,
w new novel. Pnos IS cents; bound 81. Just
! isia New Bookstore, s. ff s sSsnse, q
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

/ EOA KENT AND SALE.
fsnI rrRsr rAss.
| RoOMs For RENT-Two ROOMS q Ihe i, 9
~ nnor, table Tor otioes az No ~ Pa ayeoue
near the krrfvood House. Inquire on n. D e~i-
FOR sAI.E--Ata price less than lis yalu.- TIE
Wa sst sai OF Lot Ne TO- an Square No. rs First
street BY ias feet sS inches Ssso Set on
s ixe ipf mr. dwelling house Il v posi-
S' %EsS Trss ass torn ;sS Z.
Foe RENT-A new three story BRTCk
O., HODsE' cnntaInlng roomt. with passs ge-No
next door. IA 70 Ix
FOR RENT-Two first c,ass $ ,tor, BRICK
HOUSES. built and finished 10 the best M dem
.tg:e and has gas. water. &C., and located in the
stts., insSirs Sc Of Mr.. T. A. ID. WOE, No sss
-. s--ee.- l.-lv
Eon SALE OR RENT-A two. tor, sRICE
containing four rooms aod bssement. hi. Hop.s
ABOUT tSo % ueres north and immedlateIy oppo-
John FEHsTER. near the S1sm,. apply iH NJ;
k,oR RENT-The bu,IdIur and ,remi,e, I,,.I,
anovn a. the ISLAND IBREWEEY, on
Ssii dns y e between ~ and 9Th ,treets The
square feet Of rrosnd suIstantIaI, feDeed In. ih,s
Ion 70 WI NJ s o TERN ~ II Il, si Fst :, a5SI
WON woIks' or at his, residence, No. 7sB New Jersey
VI DobNOts dc = dhM1u
a VALUABLE FARM FOR sAT.E-sHuafel
a IN Alexandr,a county, about e mile. from
6eotF.t"wn a. the intersection of the e eureeiosI
ahd Little als roads, consisting of lOl acres In
l.lh and s.Ieets. " ashlngron. ID. q. IL ~
Eok sALE-rwo two stor, BRICK pWEI--
biN1-bOUSfS. On West street, GAor,r-
@shi between Warrington aud Congress streets,
The locality 10 very desIralde on nlan, aeeou,is
enhs VIII ne made very liberal Ihanire Of # a.
wrzshson tlre lnsersnce Agent. No. saH 1th street
washington, or 81 T.. B. Addison Aysnt al.,..''
drIa. Va. ntea ~ ~ 80
SIEhM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEhP.
s,., 'an Dselng House ana Acres Of Lard. alta
o, Jn oa a, and haInpshl RhIlr0ad 4 nov near
cpm elen-t Also. q Tract Of lysnd o.,nrtlI nr
ss xIo sges chiefly IN timber. halfa mIIs fro,..
road. ''"s IhS . w ~ ~ ne ne hsh-
i.s,, Herndon Post Once, rairfaI County,
yeoIm .-s Virginia.
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DILL MoNIC HALL.
FIRST AND ONLY APPEARxNcR
PICC MINI.
The public are respectfully informed thai Mile
PlCCOLOMlNl Will make her kfst and ouly sp
peAranoe m Wash InEton
On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. satA,
At PHILHARMONIC HALL,
MILE PIC oI.OMINf
will he o. sste6 by
M l. l. u n ONI.
Pima Donna from Her Majesty o Thestrs. London.
SIG. MAGGIOROTTI,
Principal Basso, also from the Queens Theztre.
Mr.. wOLi.ENHAuPT,
The celebrated Won't
And NIX. r.. PERKIN6,
The lavoTIte English Tenore.
H. The Programme viii be duly pnblIshed
IIr Price Of Reserved Seats. 50
III The sale OF tickets viii commence on Men
day At the Music stores OF Messrs. MetzerOtt asd
Davis.
NOTICE.-The Manager regrets To announce
that m consequence OF Mile PICcOLoNtNT'. ser-
wees being lmPeratvely required IN London cary
IN April, he has been unable To obtain sn ex ten ION
OF has contract from Mr.. Lumley, Manager OF the
Queens Thestre there. 1hts viii, therefore, be
most positively the only opportunity oftsarIus this
celebrated CsntAntrIoe IA Washington. alS
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~ al CORSO."
In consequences of the recent unfavorable weather
the above mag nhcent paintings will be on view ior
one week longer
On exhIb tIOn IN the new bu iiding Of Messrs sib-
lev GuN, PennsJ lvanIa avenue, doors west of
Messrs McGulIe Il Co.'s. Admission Is cents
Uf hne.l 4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

ODD FELLOWS HALL TONIGHT, Rus
" sian War and Siege of Sebaslopo. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

TEE 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 7 O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-14

QI00 REWARD.-Ran away from the g. h.
% wv scrlber, Ii, ing near Port Tobacco, -
Charles county, Md. NEGRO MAN Fred "a
erlck smith. he is about feet 10 inches high, n
has a bright yellow complex ion. and wears n
short sIGe whIskers; has gray eyes a. d bushy XII
head will will give fry dollars for him If take. ia
Chares st Mays or Prince George counties. 'or
one hundred dollars If taken elsewhere and deliy.
cred TO me at home, secured In jail SO that ret
him again.
ia8 lw- &c. STONESTREET.