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WAsHINeroS, Jan. 2e-There Is no truth In
the rumor published here that Mr.. Lincoln has
written letter 70. Mr.. Colfax on the subject of
compromise
Colonel Hayne does not believe in the truth of
the dispatch from Charleston as to the reported
business which occupied the attention Of the Leg
isiature In secret session yesterday. He has re-
ceived no dispatch from Governor Pickens on the
subject
Col. Hayne has made no demand on the Fede-
raj Government for the surrender Of Fort Sumter,
ana Is patiently awaiting the action Of the South
ern Congress at Montgomery, which viii assem-
bic next week
The GRAND ofthe steam sloop-ofwar BROOKLYN
Is believed to be Of peaceful character with a
view OF intercepting hostile demonstrations on
the part OF the Gulf squadron The troops on
board were to protect the works at Tortueas
which Is still in possession ofthe Federal author-
ties. but without an adequate force to hold them
Capt Barron was sent by land a week since on a.
similar Grand and has probably arrived there by
this time. His dispatches TO Fort Pickens and
the naval commanders in the Gulf were Of most
pacific character.
After much hesitation and delay, arrangement
were made to-day for the protection of Washing
ton, which will ensure 1t against any probable
danger from conspiracy within or danger with
out Another company of light artillery will be
brought here tomorrow from Fort McHenry
which Is to be substituted there by one from
West Point. This company, and the present
troops, are to be posted at different parts of the
city, under military organization so perfect that
| all may be concentrated, within short time
effectively The conspirators and their allies are
much exercised by the presence Of this precaution-
airy force, but mainly because it disconcerts and
defeats their well-understood plans and stops the
contamination Of disunion, which contemplated
the seizure of this capital and archives part Of
the rebel programme. The Baltimore sun YES
terday morning raised its disunion mask SD tici-
emily to abet this conspiracy without much in
direction.
Alarming reports of the designs Of the conspira-
tors upon the Federal capital have been commu.
nicated in official quarters within the last two
days 1t is not considered prudent to divulge the
particulars at present, but they grave enough
to arouse General Scott to renewed efforts for the
defence Of the Federal property.
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CONsREssIONAL.

SENArE-After our report closed Yesterday
On motion Of Mr. Gwin, the Pacific Railroad
Bill YVES tsken up.
The amendment Of Mr.. Wilkinson, adding a
third route, to commence at the westerly point Of
Lake Superior, and proceeding thence to Puget
sound, with a branch to Portland, Oregon, was
passed-yeas %, nays 10.
After some debate, the Senate adjourned at *
O'Clock p. m,
HoUsE.-After the close of our report
Messrs. Stevens, of Pa, Harris, Of Nd and
Vanwyck Of Ohio, addressed the House. After
which the House adjourned.
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SINGULAR Officer Eney of the Western Dis
trict relates somewhat strange story to the effect
that on last evening woman, living on Chats
Standing in the front door Of her dwelling ~ ith
pistol In one hand and rattle In the other broug h.
out the whole night He states that during the
night he passed her dwelling fourteen times and
edch time saw her at her post. What could II
mean! Perhaps she was waiting for some one
and perhaps not But altogether il was rather 4
strange affair.-BaItimors Republican.
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THEcoUNrER OPISToN.-The Richmond Jyhis.
OF Yesterday, contains the letters Of Messrs Doug
Las, Crittenden, Millson, Boteler, and Harris. 70
me Hon James Barbour, (of the Virginia Eepis-
lature) written on having their attention called
10 the teu-signed manifesto of the disunionist.
," So In Congress from Virginia, in which those
gentlemen bear out the brief synopsis of their
views win reference to the hopeful phase of the
snar' published In the Star on the day after their
several letters were written.
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The NORTHERN STATES IN THE AppnoAcHrSe
CosvkNrios.-An the members Of the Msssachu.
sets delegation in Congress, except senator sum.
ner, have united In urging their Legislature 70
SEND delegates here to the 4th OF February Con.
vennon. Ills to-day understood that Connecticut
ana hoode Island will surely be represented I'm
delegates o 'eho
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FORT PicsExs-we know positively that
notning can bring about collision at Fort picr.
ems except the predetermination Of the disunion.
so 20 pieeipitate one, in order to influence the
enoice OF delegates to the Virginia Convention. 10
oe voted Tor on Monday next The Broohlvn,.
mission 70 The Gull is one Of-peace, and peace
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Ladies, Call Early

R EEBDtEH's S SsEEsfS4t 81 s sFossE
No. Ne: s sSs PPEENNE NAA:: AAyyE AVENUE:
Additional invoices just received of New and
Beautiful Jewelry.
YOU CAN R5S SI5 B sEEs For ONLY
fSkAt e s 2M?s sFE ss'rs.
REAL ROMAN T M%sA snd s sEIs' SETS.
-, X, shffSS s ~ SF5itAsr SETS
& S oSSsf Fl s HID sHHHH$ SETS.
SAAffffBPsskkss;ss S SsSk {sTESArNs,
Gents WESr iH kEYs..
s sEN s se EsF fnf B GFFAAtSss and STUDS
s stSfi, f5E StFsi r x AfE6 sFooNs'
EveLythjes in The store new and perfect. and
III Eperv article uraaafae ETed for ths ,sssla,
rs!Gn t,ads; nd wsrrauted 70 b. The same quality
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
REGARDLtss OF CosT.
As this great sale continues but short time,
at these unheard OF prices will please call early al
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE.
' between 9Th and 10th street.
IL Remember the >umber-30g-as we have
no connection with Others protesting TO sell st
prices, In tits CITY.
Received this day large invoic, of SILVER
Card and Cake Bsskets; Patent syrup Pitchers;
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives Tea Knives; Forks;
Knives. IN sets and sing k@fvss and tcrRs' II
and D GS Do Double .sd single ssss
large variety Of Plain, Chased, and Git Cob st:.
Origins. f9Ua 81 q g rs and
ted to b. what they are Represented, and
jss-H 500 Pa. sv., bet st 9th q and 10Th ST..
A HICKORY WOOD.
PINE s9a OAK %6oD, Prepared o Or 9sli1sis sd
III Terms cash.
iLC All orders should be accompanied with the
orders are len to that effect,
jas asa Pa ~, Be- vi iI;h NJ a.. Shit Ak i.
A have had e 8n :, my y store for sale o nsx
sSG s9S e ss s 3 4: Sl nv.
CA s'd see IL .os p. .v jS Sss :Is Hi 4.
ELEGANT cARPEIiNSs Ar GREAT SAC
We still have on hand and for sale, some very SUI
fE:nCss and and S TsPEsrKKEt HyET VINE
mast BE- sold of At some Price; md IN Nsy Of the
gard to cost; Members Of Congress and others in
want OF snch goods can be suited BY US now ct .
lawns :, '''' We =, 81; 8; s.
~. slEsg ,.as. Nsls.
S,sl Ass,'s Jsfps's and schsnss Msdisinss.
scriPtons receive special estspflop Prioss 10 s1it
the times. 4shi{at E Eiss sh e. deer or ball a.,
isIs.2w is Penn. ssscss.
T. CEMETERY NOTICE.
s sIb sMso .Na kARssSk IIR4kHts CLAW
!diiGfsss, iSr eash or ssPs9ysd p9tss AT ss; es
oeu Marble weIss ss sss 4 Al. s q. nSF;s
WEDDING of bEEhssE ~ : sS Slifs5sS,Lr,..
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ID From the publisher, NJ. Doolady, NY.
through French Richstein, we have " The
shadow In the House," novel by John saunder,
This work, we see has attracted no little
in literary circles
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THE SEReEAsr-Ar-ARMs IN BALrIxosx
norman, the sergeant-atarms Of the House of Re
representatives. at Washington, was in this citv YES
.eIoay looking up Witnesses to testify before the
organization existing In this city or elsewhere.
formed Tor the purpose Of capturing and holdine
the seat OF government on or before the naugura.
tion OF the President elect. He nabbed sevssal m
the suPposed knawing ones, and returned Nth
tnem 70 washington yesterday afternoon. Tbey
Will 20 before the committee today Ray, c..
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W An elderly lady named Sarah Jarboe. who
lived near Newton. Manor, St Mary,s co w.s
burnt to death on Saturday night last
W They have just cast gun at Pit,sburo Wv, m
. tweve-inch bore, which will throw bali over
miles, u 10 called the s.Union.D w
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Cerrespondence.

HtusE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
WAsHINeTor City, January 30, 1851
Editor of the Star:
SIR have to request that you will publish the
correspondence enclosed. 1t Is proper should
state that Mr.. Rust's first note, addressed 20 Mr.
Dunn, though bearing date the 25th inst in con-
sequence of my sickness, was not delivered until
az O'Clock p. m Of Saturday, the Goth.
Yours, respectfully, &c
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pEpARrmENr NEWS.

RKsIsNKp.-Lieut. C. Maingault Morris o. s.
NJ, Il Georgia, "a native Of South Carolina, has
resigned.
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III Wehave received the first number Of a nsw
afternoon paper entitled ssThe Confederatiop,,
published BY VIM. II, Hope Co.
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u Governor Pettus, Of Mississi ppi, announce,
10 the Legislature that Jefferson Davis and ar.
Secretary Thompson have guaranteed the paw.
menf In May or June, Of twenty -four thousand
dollar Tor pufchase Of arms for The state
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T. C.. HINpNAS.

HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEs,J Jan. IS, 1861
SIa: Will you communicate to my colleague,
Col Hindman, the time and place, outside of this
District, when you will discuss with me the ues.
lions Of difference between us! Rusr
Hon. Mr.. DUNN of Indiana
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IS. A. Musket Caps.

ONE PRICE. AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE
" CLOTHING. sucb IS Dress and Business
Goats Oyercoats, Pants, Vests, &c., AT COST
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ERENcH q RIcHsrEIN,
- A.: ss:ssss. ssr q: B:eao.: Ape ic.a "a =
iiss:s Iss i.,:: :s:,. ~ A 8:
sss!s ne sssssnsss and other RsRs{s dsxred IN
nvsi OF 6sins. 1is--- : r. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-30

DrJudge Bond Of Baltimore has rendered the
appointment Of States Attorney to Archibald ster.
Ling, Esq, - 80 =
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EuRNISBING GOODS, consisting Of Shuts,
l. UndershIrts, Drawers. ColaTs, Neck Ties O..
AT REDUCED PRICES FUR Cash. "
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AUCTION SALES.
B, cLEARyy. a g, GREEN: Aso'aOnssr''

b, cLEAEY a GREEN. Auosaonesu''
x,rRy suprssqeS, s's Hsa,i ISL. FuRNI
YuBE ar AUcr1oS.-s n THURSDAY MoeN
ING, January 3lst. st 10 e'oloot, ne viii sell 90
auction, in ftont OF our auction rooms, very sp-
perior lot OF HoVsehold FuIntpre, being potion
Of the hopsekeeptng effect. belontng 10 one Of the
Marble TOP, Mshofany and Walnut Buresus,
Makogauy Walnst and other Bedstcads,
Walnut and common Wardrobes.
Superor FEATHER Beds. Bolsters and Pillows.
Bsir Husk and Straw Mattresses,
Velvet Plush Arm and psrlor Chairs,
MahoEsny and Walnut Hair seat ffrlor Chalb,
OAK, Cane seat Ofhee snd other Chairs,
Carpets, Oiloloth and Mating,
Hat q ok. Leaf Tables. Piano stool,
marble top Tables. Mnrors sotss;
Widow Curtains, Shades. stair koos,
CrookeIy and Tin Ware, Fire irons. 40.
On. superior Family Hors.e, very f.s, and well
brOken 20 harness.
plated Harntss.
Terms cash.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, of sxolu,,yely Winter
- Styles, AT EDU C ID PRICES FOR
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PERSONAL.
BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-h desirable front ROOM. imme-
ID diately over the TsriOr, with ali the modern
improv ments, has just been v.cated, and will Re
dIsposed Of on reasonable terms. Apply at No.
453 Ninth ssreet.
A frst o.ass CHAMBERMAID wanted.
is Sl-9ts
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CANDLEMASS DAY, SATURDAY, FEBRu-
~ AIRY 2D, 1861.
ALTAR CANDLES, best quality. PAElFINE
WAX CANDLES for altar e. cheapest and best
article for the purpose used ali the cities In the
Thu d street.
ia $685. GEO. SAVAGE.
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THR WEATHER-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation ID
about7 O'Clock.
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II simere Hats. BLACK and colored Soft X ats AM
Cops, for men and boys. AtREDUCED PRICES
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LOST AND FOUND.

AN ESTRAY Game to the premises of the
IA 6Ubscriber. corner t velfth and ats ~oeuA
east, large red and white spotted cow. N
prove property, pay charges, and take her sway.
ia . ST JOSEPH SHELTON.
/ oST-on Sunday evening. January 9th. in
IL Georgetown, gold WATCH CHARM hiss
comedian set ann hgure of an sailor and anchor.
Berg highly pr zed by the ow ner. liberxl reward
will be paid TO the ndsr leaving il at the Mont
gomery House, on High, between "a and Sd sireets.
ia 1857
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WASHINGTON CRY, Jan % Is

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. IS, 1861
DEAR Sir: My friend, Mr.. Dunn Of Indiana,
has authorized me to inform you of the time when
and the place where, outside of the District. that
IL will suit bis convenience to discuss the differ
ence between Mr.. Rust and himself
have the honor to be, very respectfully your
obedient servant, w. NELsoN
To the Hon Mr. HINDNAN, Of Arkansas.
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T SPECIAL NOTICE.
l. . Those Of our customers and friends Who have
n"tsetl I'd their bills presented on the LIST January
We would respectfully Int most earnest request
them to make every effort to do so BY the first
10 February, as we are want Of al the money due
us al this time
Our ,hanks we te nder to those who have paid
their b. promptly. and shall be p asei to serve
them 10 future upon the best terms. and hope 20
merit their increased confidence and liberal patron
age. ]. w. COLLEY d. 60.
ia S0-l0t 523 Seventh st.. above Pa ay,
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"A PRICES. GEO. g. HENNiNG.9 ! "
Seventh ST., between Maryland sv.
u q 81 and smithsnnia1 Grounds.
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1TDEMPSEY l. O'TOOLE,
H WEDDING 4ER KIsI!TT!ISHG
Importers of fne WEDDING STATIONERY,
WEDDING ENVELOPES,
the most be autiful STYLES.
1876 Pa. Av., between 9Th and 10th SITS
au n SIN WtsHINGToN
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JANUARY % 1o6

SIR / have examined carefully the record of
the debate in which Messrs. Rust and Dunn took
part, and which Is the subject Of misunderstood
Ing between them.
grounds for proceeding further In the matter.
Therefore beg to propose that we unite In a
declaration to that effect, and thus put the matter
to rest.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, w. NELSON
Col. HINDMAN, &c, &c, &c.
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rsMITHsONIAN LEG lures -prof s.
uS ALEXANDER, of the College of New Jersey,
will lecture on NJ, NDAY ami WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, January .8.n aid Soth, on. Solar
Ec' eS aud their attendant phenomena, with
and the observations made in connexIon with II by
the Government Expeditions To Labrador, the PSI
nc Coast, and elsewhere.
The lectures will commence at a quarter before
O'Clock, when the red light on the tower will be ex-
hngulshed AID the doors closed. ia &c % -
%THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS
~ vii be holden every day this week, in the
English Lutheran Church, corner of 18th and III
streets, to commence at o'clock, and to continue
one hour. ja7
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0~NOTICE ATTENTION. COMPANY
w WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
yourselves at the armory, Seventh street THURS-
DAY EVENING, at7H O'Clock, In fatigue caps
membar be punctual at roll call.
NJ. DUBANT, Ca2tsIn
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ASTONISHING, agT TRuEi
New Goods yhea every body Is crying hard times.
BUS ne sells his goods at snch low prices that the
people will buy them. N Just received a lot
Of CLOTHiNG ani FURNISHING GOODS,
which will be sold at % per cent less than their ac
tnai value AZ sMfTHS. No. AGO seventh St,
THE oaEAfEsT sTATioNERY.yo g over
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oha5iart sa,rant " oe' '''J 'eo fps N y, your
Col. HINDMAN, &c, &c, &c.
DEAR SIR When Mr. Dunn made his exnla
nation, on Thursday last, l understood It to be
intended as full retraction of whatever offensive
language he had originally used. The printed
report Of the explanation. which | have to-day
read for the first time, does not amount to so
much; or, at least, admits of different construc-
ton. For that reason | regret to say that can
declaration that there are not sufficient grounds
for proceeding further in the matter.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Capt. w. NELSON, u s. N.
JANUARY %, 1861.
DEAR SIR: You were quite right in your un-
derstanding that the explanation made by Mr.
Dunn, on Thursday last, was intended as a full
disclaimer Of any Intention to offend, personally,
Mr.. Rust.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
To the Hon. Mr.. HrNDMAN, &c. &c, &c.
JANUARY IS. 1861.
DEAR SIR: Your last note conveying the assur.
ance that my understanding of the intent of Mr.
Dunns explanation was correct ] am ready to
unite with YOU in declaration that there are not
sufficient grounds for proceeding further In the
matter.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
Capt. w. NELSON, U. s. N.
WARRINGTON, d. C., Jan. -, 1861.
GENTLEMEN: We submit the Accommodating
correspondence, with the earnest recommendation
that lis conclusion be accepted by you.
Very respectfully, w. NELSON,
T c. HINpMAx.
Hon. A. RUsT, Hon. w. NJ. DUNN
We accept the above adjustment
A. RUsT,
w. Nj. DUNN.
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1~ SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION
US AND CONCERT The Sabbath Soho.l
(South) will give an Exhibition and Concert for
the benefit of the School, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, ire 5Oth instant. commencing at II
O'CLOCK. Tickets Is cents children 10 cents.
ia % St.
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Religious Services.

re.Jyterign-Liberty Street. Services in
The morning at 10! o'clock, and evening at
:. Pastor-Rev j. II. Symmes.
English Lettherda-Cornero OF Baltimore and
Centre Streets. Services in the morning at
lO3 o'clock, and in the evening at..7 o'clock.
Pastor-Rev. 4. j. Weddell.
Methodist Episcopdl-Centre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 102 o'clock, and in
the evening at : o'clock. Pastor B.Rev,
Fl. Crever.
Methodist Protestdat-Bedford St. Ser
vices in the morning at 102 o'clock, and in
the evening at o'clock. Pastor-Rev. j.
Clay.
Washington Street Ser
vices in the morning at 10! o'clock, and in
the evening at s. Rev. DR.. Spear, Pas
tor.
Baptst-- Bedford Street. No Pastor.
German LHtIrdn-Bedford Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock. and in the
evening at : O'Clock Pastor-Rev. F.
WASHER.
81. PdricEs-Ccntre Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, and vcspers at 4.
Pastor-Rcv. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter and 81. Paul-Fayette Street
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock, and
vespers q; y. Pastor--Father Seelos.
Jewish Synagogue-Baltimorc Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at o'clock. Pas
tor-Rev. a. Laser.
Second German lutheran Ghurch-Centre
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon ut p o'clock. Pastor
-Rev. Louis BiltZ.
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How TO break 0neSelfGfbad 0 Habits.

Understand clearly the reasons, and all the
reasons, why the habit is injurious. Study
the suLject till there is no lingering doubt in
your mind.
Avid the places, the persons, the thoughts
that lead % temptation.
Frequent the places associate with the per-
sons, indulge in the thoughts, that lead
away from temptation.
Keep busy. Id!cress is the strength of
bad habits.
Do not give up the struggle when you
have broken your resolution once, twice, ten
times, a thousand times. That only shows
how much need there is for you to strive.
When you have broke IN your resolution, just
think the matter over. an3 endeavor to I'm
derstand Why it was you failed, 50 that you
may be on your guard against a recurrence
Of the same circumstances.
Do not think ii little or easy thing that
you have undertaken. It is folly to expect
to break OF habit in dag which may
have been gathering strength in you for
years.
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Useful Receipts.

Picked Appl,e. Take reck Of swee.
apples and pare them. Boil them until ten
der, in syrup made Of four pounds Of su-
gar and a quart Of vinegar; then remove
them from this syrup. and make new syr-
up Of FIVE pounds Of sugar and quart Of
vinegar, to which add two tcaspoonfuls each
OF cloves and cinnamon, tied in a bag; let
this syrup boil fifteen or twenty minutes,
and pour it. while bot, over iruit. The first
may be used for other sauces.
So0 Gingerbr>cd One cupful of rnolas-
SOS, one Of sour cream, three cnpfulls ofhouY
two eggs, one teaspoonful Of soda, ono OF
ginger
L.mon P,dding--six ounces butter, sir
ounces sugar, orc lemon, one glass of rose,
water, four -rgs; beat butter and sugar to a
cream; grato in rind Of lemon, and squeezs
it. the inicc; add rose water, and beat all up;
eggs last.
Hors 10 bone G Tart>y fter the turkey
has been properly dressed, cut off the frs.
i'jnt " the leg. Now make an iacision
down the backbone from the head, aud care
fully separate tie flesh from the bone on
both sides, until yoii arrive at the wings and
'"gs Cut very car-fully round the jont,,
and insert the knife between the flesh and
the bone when the bone will be found to
leave the flesh quite easily.
Telegraph Sponge cn;..--Two cups sugar
four eggs two cups Of Hour, one teaspoonful
cream tartar. halt teaspoon inl saeratus. four
Tablespoonful Of water; favor with lemon.
Bake IN = quick oven.
Balea Appie Dumplings Prepare rich
paste Of sour cream and soda; roll them thin
out them ont and prcpsre the same as for
boiling; place them upon tins, aud bake them
until tic fruit is thoroughly done. To be
eaten hot, with any sauce prepared.
Bro,cn Bread d--Csc a pint Of indian corn
meal, ono pint of white -four, one pint Of
soir milk, one Tablespoonful OF saleratus
o. soda dissolved in warm water: bake one
hour. This, with coed butter, is decidedly
pala.nble. II unboltod wheat -four can be
obtained, less proportion Of corn meal may
be used.
Sore Throdt.--It has been ascertained By
experiment: that good fresh yeast, taken in
teFnally. IL a sovereign remedy for putrid
sore throat. 1t gives almost instant relief.
Lintatsnt for Sprains and Br,ases.-A raw
egg, well beaten, hali-pint, Of vinegar, an
ounce of spirits Of turpentine, quarter of
an ounce of spirits of wine, and quarter Of
an ounce Of spirits Of camphrr These in
grs1ientS TO be mixed together, arst iissol-
wing tie canphor in the spirits Of wine,
then put the mixture in bottle and shake
well together: after which it is TO be corked
down tightly. In half an hour It will be &C.
for use.
Cream Ctlst1rd Mix a pint ofcream with
ore oi milk. FIVE beater. eggs, 4 tablespoonful
Of -four, and thee Of sugar add nutmoss
to the :4scr. and bake II" cuy.lri 10 caps %
PIE plates = 7-iek oven