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EVENING STAR. .E Wiok-Ai^^Thbee Naw. *| GOSSIP. happen to expremsly conflict with the sentiment* can forth from its various VERY FINE SECOND WASHINGTON NEWS AND there as* in persons go irpacloat Ha4t> PVaN- of the wise gentlemen then and bled, a> TWOOS for sale very cheap at onr Pw«o and Mnsic than to build a exits in a minute. it were. Store,3% tot. Wh and IMhsts. STAR. A!,d Walk- for anotherpurpose political plat- Pa.avenue, .e naw. *| EVENING Maxitbrt Dentist.Papiw*® fcftn to gui4e ait posterity, namely, to nominate The dramatic com panj whloh opens the house j%U 5 JUH~ ". BUUB, Wiok-ai^^THbeE an..The law" of destiny baa had a candidates for pS-sldent and Viet* President, is as the best THIRTY-FIRST AXlfVAL BILL WAKHINOTON 'higher regarded light cornedj * CITY^'i the and company < . foriootli ate to control government and 9tb m in * . 20 PA.A. _. streets. in th® last month. The they AVEw\,<K?^ffii2en,lAV*Nl _T ^ Tt ESDAT JmWT 1(W>- ¦orel manifestation its from forever. He had no who have in New York of late is inord«ri---«- policy thencejbrth performed years, running off"lo». Ou^py IhHmonth.. arrath, nttl on the con* >»" s Fr&nklim Fire doctme of inevitable prtigrwe per Jag object i on to the Cincinnati platform; embracing many nam** at iraH known to his¬ ¦^u maks sfrymTfcfc- frosh sopjilfc. j_ Company. ID" A4T«tlwarBti iho«!d k< mt ia by 11 destiny, has made a irary, he believed It to be an udmlrable one; and ffits.manifest singular the the Kan¬ trionic fame on the other side ot the Atlantic. as PORTSMONAlKff, PUBSkV CABAS*. tk* It o'clock ttkwviM they may »F- in Central Atneriea. in this affair it recognised, In nlniost langua^eof IT Leather Reticulci, Fine* Ilittr Pint. Schawl titrth4aj of *lWXnl"hr. JW/.«, a.| countermarch sas bill, the i light of the people to regulate their on this fide. ^ Fio*. china Ornaments, Ae., eluwpfw cash. at At Philhakxoxic Hall, (adjoininr Star o^ce, 1 and col¬ own 5 st. uatil Bfil After In their The . Jan 7U» f«tr the of Walker Paulding. having domeslh institutions way. The Leoitimatb Result. The news per *_ LAM MON ITS. On THURSDAY EVENING. Jan. H, l*». lected troop« and store« on our Southern coasts, people of Kansas have exercised that light In PfIII.ADKI.PHIA BUTTER their own way. a deemed the from Kansas, to-day, is the PRINT Til* Company announce to fiPlKlTOt THE MORNING PKHSH. forth from our Way legal.a way telegraph legitimate PRIME for sale a' rMptctfully Ijj*1' stesnied ports, and landed them President deems legtrt. Whatever opposition result of the aid and comfort wh'ch Lane and GEO. n.BROOMLEY'f* friends and the pnMie. that in enoeeqaaooa wt The J/i/eUtsyMeir and Union are both no thecoveted there be to that and whatever his hi Kraaklin'a ktrtMa; ooouring this year m JB to-day domains of Nicaragua, imperious might way, M1I.K, tter; AND EGO DEPOT. tar* will eelebraie it on the above# M wishes might be as to other he had his aiders and abettors have been receiving for jan Kt l'i. avenu e Sunday, devoted to news. seem? to have her auy way. 5-iwj _ data, by their Turty-first Annual Ball. UW entirely Destiny suddenly changed to uo but look at the laws and their exe¬ some time from and her and nothing past unexpected high quar¬ 'PUREE SECOND HAND PIANOS. Nothing will be omitted tliat may ©onineeto >He try Six were on nigh* mind, picked up expedition again, cution Indue form. He ouly knew the will of Governor Walker and J. One for -ffln. «nioyMo(«r thoae who mat hoaor aa vita their persons baptised Sunday thetr laws, and ters, including Senator and no * ml to make it oM of the at (tie Chnrch in Alexandria. brought it back to the jurisdiction whence it the people through knew of no Two .or #80. rreeenoe. paiae par Baptist it be an one, Douglas. Fp to finding thoae gentlemen prac- At the Mubio Store of m at pleasant Baflt of the aeaaon. set the man right, except arbitrary authorizing Band is b«- vetwd no forth.relieving "gray-eyed of des¬ him or to set aside or go behind their "at his back.'' Lane eoatented himself jan 5 W. O. METZEROTT. Artti't Celelwated engaged. !CT The \,overno7 Jf Georgia laws Congress cally Refreshment- w II be terved by an experienced tiny'' by another commander. o less tban bills l«eglsla- with individual acts of murder, areon and rob¬ CAUTION. and popalar twt*niy-flve pawed This Indiana movement in the all or afwtgnw. , ture at Its Obeying her decrees. Walker had taken ike powerful 1 FOREWARN person persons from bar¬ No la<1i<*t cenl* cflinvitation will leaned, bnta present session Senate In support of the administration and bery on the part of hi* band, and with threat- tering any part or parcel of my family, a* I*"1 <"." ftmnl mritanoB ta hereby extended to oar lady law into his own hands, fitted out and led forth against the assumed by termmed to enforce the law against all wno may ITT" A new daily commercial paper, to be position Judge Douglas, ening to levy war on the Government of the disregard this oaution. bis the same inevitable seems to have been as unanticipated as it^was . ".fic&ta ONE DOLLAR.» tenteman called the " Journal of Commerce," is about to expedition. Obeying United States. .Such aa has of late jan 5 3t» STEPHEN BRADY . and iadiai. fate, seems to have "taken the re¬ opportune. sympathy be isatted in Baltimore. Paulding bean manifested in his course and cause hasf Crmmitm a/ Arrantrm*nti. sponsibility" in bis turn, and brought Walker Th« Filibvster QrESTiox isthe Horse.. I$Y THE PKESlkTi0NT2'i>F. THE UNITED W. H. Fannin*. A.J* Dant. The New York Sun the Messrs the however, brought him up to the point of essay¬ ^TATKS: Wm. Hutton. .. ».* |p» says Hoe, and his command back If the Throughout past week the filibuster press In pursnanoe of Jaa. A Kin*. ® N.< cut. the Inventors of the 4i Last Fast." are again. authority ing to carry out bis threat*. law,1, Juits Bitch mas. Praai- building of destiny may be pleaded against the statute have been predicting a great storm to have oc¬ dent of the United States of A menoa, do hereby da J. Hudeon. '.'IV' for them a new press, which, in power and rap¬ curred iu the House Hall.on account olare and make known that pnhtie sales Will ba hdd J.Shaokelford. J.Wagner. book in favor of Walker, sending yesterday The New Reading Clerk of the House at the undermentioned land othoes in the State of jan &.I2,'6.1> » 21 idity of execution and completeness in all its ar¬ Paulding's of Commodore extradition of the Alabama,at the periods hereinafter designated, to will far excel of the kind back of the expedition in pursuance of the same Paulding's must raise the pitch of his voice. His pronur* Wit: ashinuton THKATRK. rangements, anything M ever fate, must be welcomed with the filibuster Walker The reader of the proceed¬ ciation of names was inaudible At the land offioe at Ei.ax. ommenems on Mon¬ w produced, and will print both side* at the preordained proper to-day the fifth of the O r E N I iTa N1UHT. ¦a of the will that notwithstand¬ day. day April next, for disposal of me ti me. same enthusiasm as Walker $ successful hegira ings day perceive in the reporter's gallery in many ease* That t*>e public lands situated wit am the following named 1 eaaee. ..... Mr. W. STtTAtT. was rejoiced over It is a poor rule that will ing their blood and thunder prognostications, will never do. townships, viz: (Alaool Wailack'a Theatre, New ^ ork.i Thomas R Callender, as the " Korlh the Vase and ictst the Philadelphia not work both It would be monstrous it turned out to be not much of a shower The U. S. Ship Cumberland .We have uf line of Tallaho«- *,;ent of the .New York Police Gazette, has been way? $e» tneridien. The Thaatre. in all ita Artutic Depart raewta, will on to condemn for the law into his after all." The most noteworthy feature of letter* from this at Monrovia. Fractional township 7.ol ranges B,1*, 10, 11,12, IS, he directed Mr. Dion Borat icari.T- fbe arrested the osth of Patrick Maher, a member Paulding taking ship, (Liberia,) 14,15. IC and 17. by gen . _ . aral Management wiildevolve on Mr. W.SrvaaT. of the Ilowe on own hands in a instance, while exonerat¬ the proceedings concerning the affair is the Coast of Africa, on the 15th of November last, Fractional 6, of ranges 18. 19, ~, 22. Moyameiisiny Company, charge single and 25. township ©f libei in a letter over the very confidence manifested in the Presi¬ on 23,24 , .. .. Ox JasoaBT signature of 'Vidocq,' ing Walker for habitual, repeated and ruthless general when all board of her were well. b ractiona sccfons 25.25,27,28 and 30, of fraction¬ TUESDAY* published in that paper, charging the members violations of the law. Paulding may, indeed, dent e management of the matter. No one ven¬ al town*hip C, of range '«C. SIGNORINA TFRF.SA ROLLA. of tbe With all manner tured a hint of ThE Weather..The of the f* i tctioiial sections X, 28 and 30 of fractional town¬ of NiMo'e.
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