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ENGLISH VIEW OF DIsUNION.-The London
Times Of the 3lst ultimo closes a review of the
condition Of affairs with these remarks:
The prospect Of the maintenance or restoration
OF the Union must be derived from more general
considerations, which have hitherto been obscured
Dy party passions. The States which mediate se-
cession have as vet by means realized the esta b.
lishment Of an inland-frontier with strangers and
perhaps enemies, on the other side. The evils of
which they complain can only be aggravated by
the abdicaton Of the hold over their confed
which they derive from the Constitution and from
their a Lance with the Democrats Of the North
Separation will convert every free State into safe
asylum for fugitive slaves, and, IL a partition of
the Territories 10 effected, the Southern Confeder-
acv Will only obtain the portion which must from
situation and climate necessarily have fallen to its
share. Mr.. Buchanan was right I'm thinking, If
not saying, that II is impossible to coerce seced-
Ing State, because American institutions involve
no provision for the Government Of a conc uered
province. The pride Of belonging to a great ma
tion, the habit Of union, and convenience Of un-
res ricted Intercourse, will Irobably induce the
slave states TO devise some attai na BILE mpromise
II only time 10 given for negotiation and reflection
The feelings, and perhaps the interest of England
are on the side of continued union The free
commerce which might be opened at Charleston
or New Orleans would fail to produce cordial re-
lations with Confederacy which would be
pledged to promote the Indefinite extension of
slavery. even 1t were 1t not tempted to revive the
slave trade.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRfE2EMAR,1 1,2 and S-Proteoted by Royal
Letters Patent Of England. and secured BY the
Seals OF the Eooe de Pharmacie de Paris, aud the
Imperial College of NJ edioIne, Vienna
No, Is Invaluable for exhaustion and nato rrhea
and al ply soal disabilities.
No. completely eradcates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the Rnu
seOus and pernlci, us Sc of oopaiva and cubebs
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use of
mercury. thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out
THESE n r, Nos. ], 2 and s. are prepared in
the form OF lozense. devoid of taste aud smell
and can be carried in the waIstcoat pocket. sold
mInlstered by Velpeau, Lallemand, Roux, Ricord
NO Price IS each, or four cases for Ss, which
saves IS; and In SH cases, whereby there is saw
Ing Of 80 To be had. Wholesale and retaIl, Of DR..
BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street, New York
lmmedIately ON recelvinga remittance, Dr. Barrow
will forward the Triesenar to any part of the word
securely packed, and addressed according TO the in
stIucti ms of the writer. "
The Book, of all others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches. %
IL is beautifully illustrated, and treats minutsly of
all the symp oms that invariably develop them
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the raities
and vitatllg habits OF earle youth, Incapactating
the Victim from sharing the fIition of the matrI,
m2nl. STATE , snd II not checked in time, desener
him. step by step to lingering And nntme1 dsntbs
Sold by Dr. RA kROW, ISI BieeoSer street, four
doors below Macdougal, New York. PrIoe Is
cents, Sent free every where.
ington, ID. C.. de @. .6m
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GREAT Snow STORM IN EuRoPR.-The advent
otChristmas brought to Western Europe one of the
most severe snow storms ever experienced. Ac-
counts OF It's ravages have been received from the
United Kingdom, France and Italy. Mr.. Lowe,
ths well known meterologist reports that the cold
ever known In England On Christmas day the
thermometer was eight degrees below zero near
London, and elsewhere IL Is reported as having
been still lower. The rivers were full of floating
Ice, and skating was as common In London as In
New York The quantity Of snow which fell in
places Is said to have exceeded two feet The
storm appears to have travelled over all Western
and Southern Europe. At Turin the Raumur
Thermometer Indicated eight degrees below zero
(the freezing poinD. That cityis nearly under
the same parallel Of latitude as Montreal but its
winter usually corresponds rather with that of
Richmond In England numerous steam boiler
explosions happened about that time in private
houses, apparently owing to the intense cold.
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ANOTHER HORRIBLE MURDER-A Father Cuts
Has ChtLd'S Throat ptth a Razor, and th.n De-
hrers HimsJ to the POliee.-A most revolving
murder was perpetrated on Saturday evening by
a man named James Martin, residing In Bergen
street, New York, east of Powers street, the vic.
tim being his own child, an infant one and half
dreadful deed, obtained from different sources.
are az follows Martin is an Englisnman and
his wife native Of Ireland. They have been
married for about twelve years, and had four
children, the eldest ten years Of age. He is a
bookbinder by trade, and has worked in the
establishment Of f.. A. Lambert & Co station.
ers, &c William street, New York Sfor the past
twenty years.
leaving the shop he took several drinks Of liquor
before coming home. When he entered the house
ne became irritable, and misuL derstandinp oc-
CURED between himself and wife They ouarfeled
Tor some time, when she threatened to have him
arrested, and went out for the purpose Of calling
In policeman. IL was only feint on her part,
however. Her object was to frighten him, SO as
to restore peace. After staying away for some time
she returned, aud as she entered the door he came
rushing out, In a state of wild excitement She
closed the door and went into the bedroom when
the horIid spectacle Of her murdered child pre-
sented Itself to her view. IL was lying on the bed
with Its throat cut from ear to ear The bed was
saturated with blood; large peol Of blood was
on the floor near the bedroom door and there
the outer door
Meanwhile, Martin went to the CITY Hall and
kept passing up and down the passage In the base
ment for sope time. 1t was 12K O'Clock. Officer
Castler, who was on night duty In the office of the
inspector OF Police. came out, and observing him
for moment, asked what the matter was 1.-THE
accused being well-dressed, gentlemanly-look-
Ing man. and requested him to come into the
once and make bis business known. Martin
stated that he wanted policeman that he had
Killed bis child and wanted to give himself up to
the law. The officer remarked, 81 guess YOU
have not done ANYTHING as bad as that, - where.
upon Martin replied, "Oh, yes have and God
knows that loved that child, )" at the same time
drawing his right hand from his pocket, exhibited
a razor, with which he said he committed the
deed The razor and his hand, the officer then
noticed, were smeared over with blood The
oficer asked his reasons for committing so afro
clous crime, to which he replied that he was
jealous OF his wife, that they had quarrel in
consequence, and that some way or other he
didn't know how, he had cut his child's throat
mere be evinced great mental suffering, and re-
dnested the ofcer for Gods sake, to lock him up.
The ofacer complied with his request and con-
fined him in one Of the cells
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81 didn't mean to've sot on her." said John,
respectfully, willing to mollify his sister
"guess she amt hurt much"
I'll catch her, if you like, )" he added, sud-
denly, in the hope that an offer Of service, of
whatever kind, would help him out.
"'Tain't that, you dreadful boy. You know
very well, laughed Miranda, trying to assume
that severity Of countenance which she felt the
occasion ana the offense demanded. "What
was the cat doing in your pocket, you dreadful
fellow"
Cant Teller take his cat to church with
out you pitchin' into him?" retorted John, in
injured tones; and then feeling that defense
was worse than useless in his case, and seeing,
besides, the bay mare appreachin with father
and mother peering curiously at their children
he judged it prudent to remount his horse and
ride off at such pace that he was not likely
to be caught But as he rode Miranda noticed
with chuckle of satisfaction, that he still held
one hand carefully near that coat-pOcket
which had contained the luckless cat.
TO BE coN1INUED. ~---
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PERIs FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.-The Partisan
bellies their visits this neat and quiet
dresses-the stu1s general adopted for winter
wear being robes de Jantaisis, plain or brocaded,
and poplins are also In favor. Merinos ere also
discarded, on account Of their faccidity. The
fashion for bonnets allows ample room for the
display Of individual tas,e, and the most impor
tant requirements for this article Of dress are that
IL shall sit well suit the expression of the face not
add to the years of the wearef, and be without
protection. Those Of black velvet, with a rosette
on the left hand side. and Of lilac silk and blac
velvet, are the most popular
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IMPALKp on SLID STAKE AND KILLED Rob-
ert Beetham Of Enfield, Me-, came to his death a
few days since by. falling on a sled stake He
was going cut for a load Of hay The stakes of
his ssed were about foot high IL 10 probable
that he slipped and fell on TO them an one OF them
passed through his body. He was discovered
few rods from the team before life was extinct.
but bled TO death before he reached home
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE IN NEW BRUNSWICK
The new suspension bridge, at Grand Falls, N b
10 now open for travel. its length Is 204 feet;
height from the bed the river 40 feet Ii is sus.
pended by two cables Of 900 wires each, from
towers IS feet high. Each wire is capable OF
sustaining 200 lbs. -fhe bridge was loaded with
rs tons for several days, 70 stretch the wires The
entire cost was &2S 600
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IC A few days ago, a daughter Of Dr. Beach
OF Cleveland, nineteen years Of age complained
OF sore finger. Her hands swelled soon after
and this was followed by inflammation Of the
bowels, eryspelas and fever of typhoid form,
from which she died. Or. Beach was taken with
sore thumb during his daughters illness, his
death, after exhibiting the symptoms observed In
the daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-18

IrIa Portland, CT, on Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Ebenezer White, one Of the most prominent
influential and respected citizens of the place,
while in a society meeting in the Rev. Mr. Tai
cotts (Cong church, died suddenly. He was
about to make some remarks to the meeting, and
just as he was uttering the first word, he suddenly
gasped, and fell forward-and was taken up
dead
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RooTs AND sh0Es TO SUIT THE
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiving a~aN
scpply OF eastern made work Of every dc.
be sold at . much lower price than has BEEN
heretofore charged in tins oIty for much inferior
Persons in want of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
oity made work, will always find . good assor.men
In store and at the lowest prices: Give us call.
GRIFFIN BRO,
ep6r S14 Pennsylvania avenue,
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A GREAT ATTRACTION,
nGkAND RUSH FOR SEVENTH STREET!
ALL SToP AT
8 M / II H s,
No. 46O SEVENTH STREET.

UO th0b uHd 40 TtkelDlSe ?"
(Such was the language used by q gentleman who
had received some Of our great bargains)
/ have just returned from the North with a very
large stock Of CLpTHING, FURNISHING
GOODS, HATS aud CAPS, boug ght for cash at two
advance. You can buy good Overcoat from S3 to
81, very fine one from $40 tn SIS, Cape Overcoat
from SS to SIS, Boys Overooat and Cape Coat
Also. SHIRfs, UNDER GARMENTS, UNI
BRELLAS, SCARFS. SHAWLS, COLLARS,
TIES, GLOVES, and all kinds Of Gents Wearing
Apparel, at astonshingly low prices.
HI word to those that want to purchase: !:
Having bought these goods at very low prices, am
confident that you can save Is per cent. buying
N. b. SERVANTS CLOTHING in abundance
Don't forget to call at the Peop.e's Clothing Store
No. 460 Seventh street, before purchasing else
where, and satisfy yourselves that we are offering
6a bargains. N r. SMITH, Clothier,
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EDUCATIONAL.


Tuosr FEMALE EDUCATION.
celye thorough and systematic eduoatI0n, where
thelr hyaca training will receive daily and special
Stenton, under the most approved system ol Calls
tnenlos and mnastlcs, peotfnlly nyited 70
VISIT the Union Female Acsdemy, corner F0uf-
teenth st and New York av
Mr., q MRS. z. RICHARDS,
Gu S-a Principals.
EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Mrs. S. J; dccoRafck. PSIscrr.L-
The thirteenth annual session Of this Institut,ou
will commence on Tuesday, Septembsr 18th On the
souse rscently occupied By Sylvester Scott, Ese-,
The course Of study pursued viii comprise sll
the branches requisite 20 q thorough English Eda-
CATION, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, II
In addition 20 day scholars, Mrs Mccormick ia
prepared 10 receive q limited number Of pupiIt as
poareeIs, who, constituting part Of her own fam
lly.wll be under her immediate care and supervI-
round them with the oomfor,s and hndl, inlisesees
Of Home.
:. .Rstreaess.-Rev. Geo H. Morton. Rev. Dr, Elrss
Harrito1, Rey. ID =. Spngg, William n, FowIs,
ESQ, Edgar Snovden. Ese-. Edmund r witmer
ESQ., Henry Msrbnfy, Esa., LeyIs McKenzIe
Ese, keoert n. Hnnt3n, Eco W. ID. wallsch
EDITOR Evening Star, benjamin w sters, Ese. Jas
me.srs. Blasklocf & Marshall, Msssrs' Cor
TKRNs
Board, with Tsltion in al the Enflish Branches
IN advance.
Music and Languages At Professors prices.
D- No extra charges. An a-u
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CLOTHING, &c.

DANIC TIMES!
PANIC PRICES,
-, We haysjnst received large Los Of LQTHING.
consignment, which must be sold before the 4th Of
March. without regard TO cost. These goods have
al been made up by the best houses in Baltimore
be sold At almost any price, our object being 10 turn
them Into cash as soon as possible.
l. A. BEALL & CO.,
Ctothiers, No. 439 Seventh ST., above &.
N.BIComs one, come all; now Is the time to
buy WINTER CLOTHING at any price on Sew
enth St, No. 439, doors above G st. de s8-im
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OFFICE on INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

. WAsHINsToN, July Is, 1860.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
ably to the provisions Of the oIdInaRce Of the Cor
Poratlon approved May II. 1885, the undersigned is
pre- payment Of the fee Of ffty cents to Inspect
examine, test prove, and ascertain the aocuracy OF
feglstrauon OF any gas meter in use in this olty."
Every meter, lffound incorrect, will be condemned
And another, sealed and marked as true, viii be
set IN fs place: IL proved to be accurate in its
and again put in position for use.
Once No. $40 Seventh street. (near Odd Fol-
ows HALL Open from a. M. TO p. IN.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
ty ls-H Inspector and Seaer of 6as Meters,
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w MERCHANT TAILORING.
w Invite our customers, and citizens general
ly, TO an inspection OF our present new, at a.
tractlve, and elegant assortment of>
CASSIMERES, DOESKINS,
VESTINGS, OVERCOATfNGS, 90, w
which we will make to order in superior -A.-
style at very low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS l. CO.,
oc 25 II 1922 Pa. av.. betw. 9Th and 10th ats.
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DENTISTRY.

hrs. LOCKWOOD & DARRELL ARE PRE-
~ pared 20 iLsert TEETH on VULCAN--
iTE BASE, new and improved mode. SpS~
When made on this plan they are oom ~-1lb
Portable TO wear and much cheaper than eny other
Also, Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, and al Dental
Operxtons of any kind that may he desired. Of
hoe-hoom No, in the w ashirg ION Building. oor-
ner Pa. ay, and Seventh ct. p l0-Svs
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1--WE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
f., arrived M this e. DAY, embracing al sgali; ;eYR
Dress and Packing Trunks. Our trunk 030
sales room exhibits At this time the greatest variety
OF travelling requisites. at moderate prices, TO be
found this side Of New York. Also, every dcscrlp.
zen G ST o kADiES Hat BOXES, VALTCEs,
,0Old Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
Trunk Sales Room.
mar u-u 322 Pa. ayenua.
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M TEETH.
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH. G.
tends personally at his ONCE in this city 49,
Many persons can wear these teeth whoSlIo
cannot wear Others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my ofios can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
brt 20 those who particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this cIty-No. 33s Pa. svenue, between
9Th and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Philsdei
phla. 90 l5- N
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EENTLEMEN'S
" READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Our present assortment of 6ENTLEMEN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING offers to oitizens
and strangers wishing an immediate out fit supe-
rior Inducements, embracing, at this time, all
styles and qualities of Dress and Business Gar
ments and Overcoats in all varieties. Fine Shirts
and Under clothing of all kinds. Kid and other
gloves Gloves qf best q9sity. Sosrfs, Ties, Cravats.
offering at our usual low prices.
III Clothing made to order in the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS n CO.
no l6-n 800 Pa. ayenue.
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WOOD AND COAL.

w ooD
- G o A Il
Beliyered TO Ill parts Of the city, at the lowest
posslble rstcs.
T. J. & w. NJ. GAIT
Once asa Pa. sv., between lith and l2th sts.,
ma H-t north side.
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L.. PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
las removed to the corner of TwSfth and sts,
lie ls prepared to introduce Water and Gas upon
the most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
abstraction.
h 9 has on hand a lot of COOKING and other
wishes TO get rid of them. no II
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DR muNsoRRE oRREsSTAL ut A!,.Sa.5 CARD: ;.

srofs:son. SSo and ssd s snd h.
third door east Of Sixth. In addition to6p$W
every other approved style, DIR; M. has set ~<llLo
and, from experience, knows It exoe.s al others
and Is one-third less in prloe than gold. HIS old
patrons Of Washington, Alsxandria, and George
town are res pectfully solicited 70 call. au Is eoiy
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II Morocco, Goats Skin, LastIngs, Ac.-San
Bnttoned, Laced and Velvet Trimmed. II
selling Fl ON 70 cents to 81. per pair, lOwers
than elsewhere in the city, At
J. ROSENTHAL,S,
No. 16 Market SPACE
Pa. av. bet sth and 9Th Streets
Ladiee' aud Misses Long Rubber Boots ia 2eo
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Beware sf dealers ~hs may Try to palm upOu
bitter s4rssPana trash, which thsy can buy
cheap, by saying Il 10 Just good. Avoid such Ask
for Mc6EAN's sTRENGTHENING CORDIAL, and tAks
nothing else IL 10 the only remedy that will purify the
Blood thoroughly and At the time hs system
One tsaspoonfrl taken mornihg Certain
for Cholsra Ch and Fever yellow Fever on
any prevalent disease: 10 pat Up In large bot,s rries
Sole proprietor Of hsCordia also mcLean volcsnie oil
Lninsnt Principal Dspot the corner sf THIRD and
Pins strssts. 0t. LSgis. Mo.
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MIHcE NEAT, made from ssIsctsd mate
dsa KING 4 BURcRELL.
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A MUSIC BOOK Is TIE BEST CHRISTMAS
Moore's Melodies besstifully bound.
The Musical Album
aend ndelsOhl's son1s, without words.
The Home Circle,
All the Operas, with and without words,
Beethoven's, Mozart's and Clements Sonatos.
Bach's CherubinI's, MARI and Albreohtsbertes's
Theoretical Works,
All the Oretorios,
Selections OF Music With bssgtifsl title pssss.
Also, large assortment OF Steinvay a. SoDs' and
Raven, Bacon Co.'S Overst urg Planos, IN
doubtedly the best now nufaotared. A very
large stock of Piano stools tpd Covers at reduced
prices at the Music store ot ,,,
deQ corner Eleventh Sc and Pa sv.
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If YOU WANT TO SAVE THE UNION
Call at
III IA X Y'S,
Who has just recsived large supply of fresh I,Of
STERS, FISH, and fine OYSTERS,
which he VIII serve 10 customers at the
shortest not ce and on liberal terms,
P.S-Oysters served 70 families and hotels a
not soalded; they are only scalded for persons ea
ing them at the saloon.
de8 IT Al uARUEv
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ELOUR, BUCKWHEAT, POTATOES, APP.
- PLES, &c.
I6o bbls; new Richmond Family and Ext Flour,
5,m0 lbs. Fresh Ground Buck wheat Meal,
500 bushels White Mercer Potatoes.
100 do. Blue do. do.
do. Chestnuts.
Received to-day and for sale low in lots TO sult by
ID. l.. MORRISON q CO.,
no Corner of Twelfth and sts.