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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY q. 8. 4 EUROPEAN NEWS ASSOCIATION
FROM EUROPE

The Empress CaFlotta = The American
Yachtmen-The Threatened Outbr eak in
SPain-insurrectieni in Ca ndia suppressed
The Evacuation Of Mckee By the French
Arbitration in the Alabama Case pre-
pesed-ffench Fleet - remain in Mexi.
can waters Garibaldi- The Markets,
&c. vet % U...-- .
TRIESTE, Jan. 7.-Infornation recei we'd from
Miramar reports the health Of the Empress
Carlotta IS somewhat improved.
LONDON, Jan. IA banquet was given on
Saturday to the American Yachtsmen By the
Royal Thames Yacht Club. Lord Alfred PaSet
PRESIDED. Speeches were made expressing the
most friendly feeling towards the United
states. 'f
PARIS, Jan. 7.-AdvIces received from Mad.
rid state that the Government is making ex-
tenstve military preparat ons to arrest the
threatened outbreak in Spain.
CoNsrANTINoPL1, Jan. 7.-O6cial accounts
received here BY the Government from Gan.
dis announce that the instruction has been
fully suppressed, and that no armed opposi-
except bv . few struggling foreigners who
have escaped to the mountains. -
LONDON, Jan: IAN the transports des.
tined for Vera OTuz to bring back the French
army now in Mexico. have sailed. they are
under the convoy OF heavily armed iron-clads
to protect the fleet from anticipated trouble
afioat BY the Liberal Government Of Mexico.
LIvBRfooL, Jan. 7-Evening .-Cotton-The
market has been steady during the day, and
CiOccs Win edios Oh SZstSO Uoi0e. nl00uQs
uplAnds 1Sd. 800 .rs''.-.- \ 4 -
The breadstuns market hiss been quiet and
steady to-day, without any change In quota.
tions. - .'cil --A - = 80 =
The petroleum market Is steady at 10. ID.
PARIS, Jan. 7-Eyening.-The Bourss has
ruled quiet to-day. Rentes close at 60.
LONDON, Jan .e-Noon.-The Times Of this
morning says that IL has good authority for
stating that Sir Frederick Bruce, the British
Minister at Washington, has been requested to
ask the United States 0overnemnt to accept OF
arbitration In the Alabama claims question.
PARIS, Jan. rrench feet in
Mexican waters have been directed TO remain
there, SO as to collect the customs duties. :
~ PARIS, Jan. 6--Noon -sAdvices have lust
been received rom dOorea, stating that the
French troops have burnt the Palace and Gov.
ernment houses as Kanghow. All attem Dts at
negotiations with the Ooreans had fhiled. -.
FLOREHcE, Jan. g. Noon II 70 reported that
0aribatd1 will give his aid to the Greek move.
ment In regard 10 Candia, II tina revolt In that
leland lasts fortnight longer. ~ Y .hEaW a
LoKDoN, Jan. 6-Noon. -Oonsols are uuoted
Of Q! for money; five-twsnsiss, ~ Is; Illinois
Central, SIN; Erie, 4e.iptia .oGisa.1s8 4,faeg
LIvBRPoOL, Jan. s--Noou.--The cotton mar.
ket 10 quiet but steady. IL Il lsstimatsd that
the Gales to-day will reach 5000 bales Md.
ding splauos are quoted NJ i5d.a 4 .ss,tal1IE
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Attempt to Blow Up n Store

ST. LOUIS, Jan The Democrat ST. Josepb,s
special says that a diabolicaI attem ut as m ade
last night TO blow up the clothing store of Is%ac
Resenthal Co., corner OF Third and Edward
streets. j. Demond, who owned the building.
and occupied the upper story as a residsn ce'
smelt something barring late in the night:
being convinced that 1t was in Roseptb ans
store. he broke down the door and entered lust
in time % seize burnin fuse leading TO a KEY
containing abeut one hundred pou nds of pow
der. Had the explosion occurred a large
amount OF property and lives would have been
destroyed. Rosentbal, whose goods are in .
sured largely in excess OF their valuation, ana
Samuel Levi. his partner, have been arrested
on suspicion Of being concerned in the matter
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis Johnson 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NKw YORK, Jan. s.--1st Board-U. s. reg.
,stered. leoi. 10ea; do. coupons, 1854; s-2U's,
Registered. lGSS; do. coupons, 1V7&; 40, 1885;
1t6H; 1910 e, registered. 99A: DO. coupons, 9oX.
7.3vs, l04k Ohio and Mississippi Oerudca tes,
PA; Canton. A.; Cumberland, 90; Quicksii.
I.Os Ere, ga do prefsr'd, Is: Hudson. iss
Reading. itAA; Michigan Central, IO7X: Mich.
igsn Southern, SIN; Illinois Central, 100;
Cleveland and Pittsburg. S9K; cleveland and
Toledo. 124k Rock Island. lU3X; North ives.
tern, 40; do. preferred, SIX; Fort Wayne.
li3x; Chicago and Alton, 100; Alton and Ter.
re Haute, 80; Toledo and Wabash, a.: w. ".
Telegraph, ASH Boston Water Power. coy; Pa.
cinc Mail, i6s; Atlantic Mail, lO6k American
gold, 2 p. m, 134k. t. 0I-
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L. l.. DAVENPORT actor il one of thu
best on the American Stage, and as long as
there Is a cultivated class who prefer fine edo.
sutien and quiet power to rant and fustian
he will be popular. His mastery impersona.
ton Of " Hamlet" at Wallis Opera House last
evening was witnessed BY large and fash.
ionable audience. and was enthusiastically
applauded. His appearance as Benedick In
much Ado About Nothing this evening,
will no doubt again NH the house, as the
legitimate drama is always appreciated here
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Mr.. AND MRS. HOWARD PAuL.-Tbers w,s
a large and brilliant audience at Metzerott Hail
last night, on the occasion Of the first appear.
ance of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Paul The per-
Torrance was unique, versatile, and immensely
attractive, eliciting alternately shouts of an
plause and shouts of laughter, At the will OF
the clever couple, who, upassisted, managed
10 represent great many varieties OF odd
people in wonderfully life-like manner
They appear every night this week at Metze.
r0tt Hall ID. ..a.-s Tee ....-....
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RECEPTIONS AT THE WHITE 8ov-sy

As several errors occurred in our notice of
he Presidents evening receptions published
yesterday, we VIII state that the first leyee
will be held the i7th OF January the second
on the 'th of February, and the third on the
I'D of February. The Presidents daus h ters
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Slower, wall be at
home on Mondays. ~
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PUBLIC LANDS IN ARIZONA AND NRw
. MEXICO

The Commissioner of the General Land OF.
hce has just received from the Surveyor Gen.
New Mexico, advices OF q Contract entersS
into by him for the extension Of the Sd and 4th
correction lines west OF the principaI mera.
dian, and the survey Of exterior lines OF AZ.
teen townships, ali situated between Fort
Thorn, on the Rio Graude del Norte, and Fort
West, on the upper waters Of Gila River
The foregoing surveys EN- brace the santa
Rita copper mines, Pinos, Actos, Fort Raw.
ard, and portion Of the valley OF Rio MIN.
bres, heading In the Sierra Mogalion. The
locality OF the surveys 10 ON the road from
Fort Thorn and Las Cruces TO Fort West via
Cookies Springs, all situated in the outh west
err part OF the Territory Of New Mexico.
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A DEFRAUDING REyRNuE

DEFRAUD1NG REVENUE OFFICER
The special committee OF the House OF Rep.
resentatives, of which Hon. Vim. A. Darlinv
is chairman, has made report to the Score.
tary OF the Treasury, recommending the "a.
moval Of Calhoun M. Derringer. the assessor
Of the I'd district OF Penn ylvanla for attem nts
at fraud and gross violation of duty.
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THE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION
The Judiciary Committee have decades .,
enter at once upon the investigation ordered ,.
Mr.. Ashley's impeachment resolution. M
Ashley has been summoned before the com.
mittee to give evidence. at lO'O'clock to NOR
row morning.
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From the WeSf

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-A lack of snow is conn.,
planned OF in Wisconsin, and il is feared that
the winter wheat will be injured
A bill TO repeal the Territorial test oath of
1864 passed the Lower House of the Colorado
Legislature on the 3lst ultimo
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THE DISTRICT NEGRO SUFFRAGE BIIL IN
THE HOIJSR DiLh Nv

The galleries OF the House were filled To .d,x
by much the largest audience OF the wear. the
matter of interest being the Consideration ri
the District negro suffrage bill. vetoed bv tho
President. Upon the conclusion of the readin.
Of the message, MI Ingersoll, of Illinois, mo ves
the previous question, and the House at once
proceeded to vote upon the bill. 1t was car.
ried over the veto by strict party vote, with
the exception of . single member standing
1I3 ayes to 80 noes. The result was recsived
with applause IN the galleries.
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Nvw vopy v,,snn

I NEW YORK FIRST BOARD sALKs
Coupons, itsS; Five Twenties, 1862, lG,x;
Five Twenties, 1864, Iu5&; Five Tweu.ss,
lS66. 106&; rive Twentles, January and July,
1865. r4k; Ten forties. 100; Seven Thirties,
August, ION & do. June. 1O4x; do. July. I0lx:
Gold, 1874. = . : ~ 80"
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ITALIAN OPERA--A rather thin house to
witness ErHoni last night. as brought out a,
the National Theater by Maretzsks Company
Signors Caremen Pooh was charming as R.rird
he other performers average, and rather
He'd. apparently, by the smallness OF the
nee. #- e.fr s-.a-s.. s-l..r.....-. "a.
.. light faust, with Miss kellogg As MAJ
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A sMUGGLER CONVICTED.

ICTED
The Commissioner Of Customs has rece; voa
information Of the conviction Of a smusv,e-
named Harrington, at Tonawanda, on IN.
charge OF burning the barn Of the deputy col
lector al that place. He was sentenced To r..
penitentiary for six years and two month";.
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA sENATopsu,o

TIE PENNSYLVANIA SENATORSHIp
Mr. Stevens has gone to Harrisburg to look
after bis interests in the Pennsylvania Sen
atorship. HIS letter to Harry White, fpub.
lished in the papers this morning,) MAKING AL.
legations in regard to the corrupt innuencs.
governing Harrisburg legislative action. 1.
considered rather inJudieious by his friend.
here, and is likely to lose him some yo.es
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THE WHITE HOusE

| IT THE WHITE HOUSE.
To-day being Cabin ct day no visitors were
admitted 1T the Exec utvs Mansion. An m.
members OF the Cabinet were present excsnt
Postmaster General Randall The sess,on
continued until nearly three O'Clock.
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THE HAST ROOM

The work ofrepairing the East Room of the
Executive Mansion has been nearly com.
pleted, and 1t is thought the room will be
opened for visitors about the first Of next
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-08

- There has been great rejoicing among the
Fepians in Boston over the ne VS. OF comm 4.
tauon of sentence Of the prisoners in Canada,
ana great indignation at the report OF Ste
phens' detection.
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DISPOSAL or PUBLIC LANDS

Returns received at the General Land Oaice
for the month OF November last from the land
Office at East Saginaw, Michigan. show that
1881 acres of the public lands were disposed
OF, 3,5o9 acres OF which we're taken for actual
settlement and cultivation under the home.
stead law, and the remainder located with
agricultural college scrip, military warrants,
and sold for cash. The cash sales amo united
to Si35I5 .-..- 81
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80, FROM TIE STEAMER SACRAMENTO
The Navy Department has received In foru..
ton from Captain W. Collins, Of the " .
steamer Sacramento under date of Dec A
1866, from Horta, Island OF Fayal, anuou ncir .
his arrival at that port on the 2sth Of oven.
Der. ,ef+s. 'r,.IE 9rr--E ecu. u. -
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commission Of which Surgeon r. X. Reyburn
in charge, authorized to distribute the appro.
priatien Of $25, coo, during the past week dis.
bursed e1,67e.71: the total number Of persons
relic we'd being ga, both white and colsred
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BoARDoB HBALrH.-The regular meeting of
the Board OF Health was held yesterday, bat
no business, other than the usual routine WAS
transacted, excepting the appointment of a
committee (Drs. Todd and Fen wick, and Mr.
Wilscn) to revise the present list OF uisances,
and to report at the next meeting (ist Monday
in February)
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MUSTERED OFT

Brevet Brig General Sam usl Thomas, Col
6lth U. s. colored troops, has been mustered
out and honorably discharged. Gen. Themas
BIAS been on duty forl Some time passt as
General o. O. Howard, OF the. Freedmen,s
Bureau. Gen. T. was mustered ont &C his oWn
request .e#s i,.-t. .I- ---,r-T :. -
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:. SAN FRAsCfsco, .Jsh. 7.-Chs Lsgislssars
Of NevSds assembled to- dsy. " The chief busi.
pess will be the election OF Aa United States
Senator.
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= New York Post cries sshame" over
9g Of MsSsrs. Stevens and SpaidiRz
use s.on roots" and lectures the
-tening 10 sueh "rioaldry."
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SECOND EDITION,
\ o;c, ncu
4 O'CLOCK p. VI.
GOVERNMENT sEcURITIEs.

A5HIHGToS, January ), 1867.
Jay Cooke Il 90 furnish the following uo-
stiops OF Government securities:
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NI e1IEN . WILLIAns. Aussio.eer..
TRQsTkEY SALE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED
xk05nEL On 9th street sest, bet~~enf

} o.fHG RsDAr, jan nth, instant .ta oeIoct
Pm. shall sell, By virtue Of deed Of tfn.t
dstsd January ., 1876. and duly RECORDED "a tieei
records for Washington county, D u, al thatpsr.
q Lot o. in Square No. 10, Describe ~ f5iloss,
Beeipping for the ears 70 feet from The n'rthesah
corner efo src asth streets truspios theme. .oeen
aiore the iae 7th strs - g fsess inches tssaSs
veet stets. thence worth Is lea 9fb hes, tn-n.e
ssst B. feet % the besfusasgL The sVoys Pcop-ro
,is i@1tossd By three tsessery frsge Sous s-st
Hcu-s Offered will be .oH for casa; TIE eusiaing
tvp Etlbe sola Cor en- hail. cash, ia snce la tssT
he Tls.s~ss "A assss S Of ssssii'bs fsssi-.i
open esek houss 1T The tire az ssi@. an tens
Ne ecprtss ih within fse da,s sro :, 81 80
srd cons Of Snrst cor hsseF or rurchSstrs' N'e'
thrse n ssrsios. IN The rsesips Sta .,..,.,
i.esssa. essrs w.LLi.ss. saes.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher-Yesterday,
Jocn williams convicted OF resisting an Off :
Corbin, convicted of larceny. ~"
Joseph Robinson was convicted OF larceny
and SENTENCED TO one year in the Albany penf-
Tiney Carroll was tried for larceny, but the
jury failing to agree, was discharged
Francis Bungart, indicted for larceny, was
FOUND not uilty,-in the second case nole
pros. was entered.
Mary Turner. indicted for larceny. was
found guilty.
John Holiohan, indicted for a like offence.
tence. ..
Lewis Gordon, indicted fer larceny, was
found guilty.
In the case Of Joseph Duncan, indicted for
burglary, nolle pros was entered.
Elizabeth Mccormick, implicated with her
husband, Thos. Mccormack, for keeping A
eawdy house, was found not guilty. Dr1ry
THE POLICE APPLICANrs.-Last night the
comnlttee, consisting Of Commissioners Eng
nsn, Norment and Murtagh. commenced the
examination OF applicants for appointment on
the increase police force At headQuarters The
rush was sudden and impetnous, and the
between the doors was rather Dangerous 10
candidates. The number present was es.ima-
ted to be over 30, about nifty six Of whom were
examined up to 11H O'Clock. The REQ uire-
ments OF physical Condition, stature. moral
character, &c, will no doubt rule ont many
or those who have applied; while those who
possess all the qualifications required ought
TO make excellent ofncers. :. -
.frH.
Z. GRAND, LARCKSY.-Yesterday, Chas. Col
Inns, white, and Augustus Simms, coiored ar.
rested several days ago by officer Mcclellan,
on the charge Of robbing the showcase of
Munck'e establishment Of several pistols and
guns, were brought out before Justice WAL
ter. Several new charges were preferred: that
Of robbinr Joseph Taylor Of blankets and
clothing, Joseph Burnham of dozen pair Of
shoes, overcoate, underelothing, and blankets:
Joseph Fugitt, Of wagon harness; Isaac Wa.
ger,s OF q lot Of boots. The harness was re.
covered, as also quantity Of shoes from De
Wolfe, pawn-broker The prisoners were
committed on each Of the charges.
COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-This morning Ed.
ward Hathaway and Martin Welsh who were
arrested two weeks ago with the burglars tools
that opened the burglar proof safe Of Fielder
M. Magruder Il Co, on the 23d December had
ted them to jail for court. Alexander Ferris.
who was arrested on suspicion about the same
time, proved that he coold not have been with
the party who committed the robbery, and was
fully acquitted, Mr.. Norris appearing for the
defence in his case. -,
ELECTION OF OFFToKRs.-At the semi. an.
mail meeting Of the Medical Society OF the
District Of Columbia, held last evening, the
following gentlemen were elected officers Of
the Society for the year 1S67:-President, Dr.
Liebermann; LIST Vice President, DR. Thomas
Maekaii, yr.; Recording Secretary, DIR. A. T.
A. King; Treas urer. Or. VIM. Marbury; Libra.
riap, DR.. J. w. H. Lovejoy. 49,
BoARDoP HHALrH.-The regular meeting of
the Board Of Health was held yesterday, bat
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tn . MUI!Ck.-A Regular Meeting of Che RE.
W. rUhLiEAN ASSOCIATION viii be hei / on
.: Cnfen League Hall, 4el 9Th street. Promnt NJ
tenoecSe OF members IL requested. a. the eIectioo
on the Executive COMMITTEES and other in 90 AM
Da'lpess Will como Bp- No distinction m al y AZ
ever on account OF race, color, rslisi en-, TO be
come members Of this association A good morsl
haTacter and q desir to a vance the csuss ~ h
nsni'y and freedom the only necessary reouisits
re rersoos vishing T. Join the Ass0cisuon can come
las II A q HALL o>~.~.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The following the Official showing OF the
ejaculation Of the daily papers OF this CITY
competing for the Government adj vertisine
under the recent act Of Congress directing such
advertising 10 ne made in the two daily news
papers of Washington having the larges
circulation
EVENING SrAK......7,7ls copies per day
CArotstcie .5ssS "
fnteAiceresr-.. .aS5e q
The eturns of advertising by the city papers
Tor tie quarter ending September 81, 1855 "a
takep frrm the books Of the Internal Re venue
Once, are follows:
EVENING STAR.......s..........Sf6 ,O9t
Repubiicon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a7s1
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MUSTERED OFT,

MUbTEKED OUT. - d
Second Lieut. James 8. Power, Of the 18th
v. X. s., has been mustered out and honorablv
DISCHARGED.
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IsTsnsxL Rnvnstr:4rhei receipts non mis-
source to- day were S3ei, 79i 50.
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ne e.: .sS
80 grocery buse ess IL ell lie branches under chs
tty,e 80 nsme 81 a BLukD0s CO: We
and Congress strsets, re ady to rsrve the public
With the best fomti, Groceries. promising 20
neither trouble nor meaIs 70 supply our pstrous
With the hest goods to be obtained from the mar
q JOS A 0LUNnON
JOHN L. OWENS
GEORGETOWN, D, O., June 3pth 1856 - n.
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q The HOUSE 'PosrAI CoHHIrTss has de.
cided to report In favor Of increasing the nav
OF route agents TO an amount not exceed,ns
salary Of sL2oO per year, and TO anthorixs the
purchase of the lower end of the CITY PARK
New York. asa site Cor d post office for lthst
c.ly, alta cost of.not more than s5ooeoo lld
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nIss0LUfIOA or OOPAHTHIRsaIP.

The undsrsignsd have this day. By mutual con.
sent, dissoivsd the Dsrtnership heretofore exist
ing under the style md name 81 A. D. BDALL 4
co. All persons havinG claims aGaisss the hrn
are requested 20 present them; and all OF oar old
friends Who are indebted 20 ne will be presented
with their bills In fe days, when On early set
element 10 earnestly requested.
Either o. the old a. N 10 duly authorized 90 set
tie eli claims for and Against the nrm.
ALEX. =. BBALL,
June -, 1855. JOS. 4. BLUND0N
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HIRZBIRGB LOAN OFFICE
Al BetablishOd 1851.
MONDs,. JlwlLlY. wEAIIN6 APPAkRL.
And al Kinds Of nsrehaedise. Business strictly
9Th streets. Immediately In rear Of the Nstionsi
Hotel. la4 I'm
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. GRAND TEMPERANCE FAIR
~
ISLAND HALL.

&, An eisgsnt enfsrtaionent each evening, cor, STAT
ing OF Sns. aoes, Dfe'osues, Recitsti o NJ aSd w
cal and Instrumental Music "so w.
.nl ns EHeiIeshment Noon is In charge Of expert
The display Of goods lie unusually attractiv w. ana
olsfs many advantages herstofere rsser yed
hall. ~" ssoPs VI mo
cents. -
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HEl o. d. F-GkAND LODGE The o. ar.
S terly CommuDicst iUn will ee held ON W KID
kkSDAi EVEHIhG. } anusry 9Th Il TX O'CLOCK
lA8N p. h. SWEET, Or. Sec
0GTHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
~ q the eOARD OF TRU6rEES OF PUR.
City Hail, THIS TUESDAY EVENING, Ct seven
II BE. BOIsEAU, Sec rotary.
fAIR-A meetins Of the Cn,,,.
Wy mffse OF Arrangements Of the late Fair
vii % SEQ on TUESDAY BvDhIN0 9Th inst
et o 'clcck, ~ Masonic Halt ~ -'' .
~ Punctusl sttencsnce 10 earnestly reou estsd
.. TH0S. THOMPSON
IL Secretary COmmittaa
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LTVIFs

Board Special Commissioners Lenisiasa Lsress.l
The Special Commissioners Of LoUisisr. IL.
wees, viz - Edmonston, aon Wm Hs1ss H.
RS n Rivers. Geo. = Brott. n w. Wefmore
Smaller jr will. on the 10th instant svbmif 70
Congress the peoples memorial" and abiiiT con
eerntpg tfe kevees of Louisisns " A
The "bilI"is ably drawn mp By dist sui sheA
statesmsn. end supported By important measurss
proposed, which, In Q national point Of view Vtii
Ils believed, receive the favorable eonsid stion
:. I: 1DA0NsfON.
Ohstrmaa b. q. La. L.
1MMk:hTI ssSa ~ TIL PHABMAG1U-
icons: oyer 0ilnans Drag Store, TUSSDxY'
January 81, 1857. stsD. m. Panetual attol dsncc
By order ofths President.
~RIOI. 3 r. HOWLAHD, or T1l
S Hovisnd Dental Asooci ation, viii give =
Lecture on she Science Of Common Thinea sf
Union LeaHlS Hall, 4Sl Ninth street, on TTkS.
DA1 BvxhIM0, January Q. There will be AZ
lertmsnts In Chemistry s1d Optics, and tilustre
uons 40 the laws 81 ProJectiles. The Lecture Will
Close With externenSs on the wonderful eject Of
Nitrous Oxide on the human system.
s.tIs III I'LL % On .dntssisn fee Of ten e.nts to
Pl.sss bring Il. rish. Change visS yo.
T o!HTRAL BUILDTN0 1sSOCTATION.
~ Aon,hiy Meeting Of the Central Buiidins
As:ocotions FOR the reception Of dues viii BE- held
the 9TH inst, 1t o clock.
NTls1s-EIGHTH or JANUARY-Iss1