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Brilliant scAemes for March, 1857.
To be appointed
BY the governor.
GREGORY MAuRY, Managers, wlnansisn, Delaware.

Lottery the benefit Of the
STATE or DELAWARE.
Glass 52 for 1881
re- be drawn Deli Saturday March Ia 1881
=. rs number louery--l2 drawn ballots.
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raorosap PARIS o, sAiI,ss

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall stfee.l " ~
Liv5Iposl,
STEPHEN KEHSARD 4 co..
N Austin Frisrs, LONDON
a. "a. RIGHT h Cur.
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NOTICE hepcby ktvcn that application Will DC
IN made for a Duplicate behalf Of thu heirs oil
Nelson New whose warrant mpeeciy assigned was
or stolen month uf December asst eapea
General Land ohce und The Commissioner Of
Pen naihed IL. loss.
. eh l4-6WInWf !. i
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JoHs WRIpMAE, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March Q7-lnwtMaf3 ffntellieeUesII

All newspapers the civilized countries Of hs world
editorial cnlumps
scattered through the ouI
globe and all throughout the Unite
requested atuiinus insertion
easonay between and Tho I'D OF March, d. 1887
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Proposals for Erecting tho Custom house, &C.,
at OgdensbIrgh, Now York.

De. Is-a,aw,l7Fsb Hat d saIl = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

ID In New York, between three and four
O'Clock Thursday morning a most brutal outrage
was committed on the person Of young woman
named Rosa Martin, by number of rowdies in
the upper part Of the city. Rosa Martin, accom-
panied by another young girl named nm HaIpin,
had been to a dance, or - check apron ball, at
the corner Of Thirty-seventh street and Broad
way, and were returning home about 3 O'Clock.
The two girls had not proceeded far before they
discovered that they were followed by nve men,
named John Goodwin, John McLear, Hick Nc
Sorley, Patrick Nolan, and Patrick DevIin. As
The TWO girls were passing dark place on Ninth
avenue. Devlin and MeLear suddenly approached
them and commenced furious attack noon Ann
HaiPin, beating her severely and driving her
away from her companion. The brutes then
seized Rosa and dragged her into a lumber ward
where they outraged her in the most brutal man.
ner The poor girl was found in PROSTATE con-
dition by policeman in the morning, aud con-
veyed TO the station house. where. after receiving
medical assistance, she stated the circumstances
and gave the names Of the perpetrators of the out
rage.
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PERSONhL.

go. Hon James Landy, Pa, is at Kirkwoods,
-. Hon Edison B. Olds, Ohio, is at the United
States Hotel.
-. Mr.. VIM. Muse, n. b Ms Consul at New
Browns
go. Col. Isaac n. Wright, Of Boston. well
known as leading Democratic politician Of that
city, Is at Browns.
80. Benjamin Ficklin, Jr., who was taken
prisoner by the MOrmons, in their recent attac Z
upon the government wagons, is from Chariottes.
vile, Va
DIR. Lowell Mason, the distinguished COM
poser and organist, is announced to deliver a Iec
tGre at Northampton on the history Of New Eng
land Psalmody.
80. Rev. Mr.. KalIoch, Of Boston, was at L..
compton, Kansas, last week, and the fact of his
having lady with him caused the gossips of
that village great deal Of unhappinsss
The New York Express notices, under the
head of - muscular appointments - the appoint-
nent Of Thos. Hyer as superintendent OF lands
and Places; quite lucrative Office under the
corporation Of that city
~ writer In the New York Evening Post
oonrs down on spelling toward" and .iafter-
wa'd" with an s, and inquiries further why in
none OF the dictiOnaries-Johnson Walker Rich
a'oson, Worcester or webster-can he find tbe
~oid :" rnstHdo" Another writer delicately in
hIhuates That II the critic knew how 10 sneIJ him
self he would fiad innuendo - fhon,b 80 =. ~
heHdo, in all these dictionaries
-. CORES Pondent Of the Journal of Com
Inefce states that the first tract of the Amsrtcan
IT,. ,..S,y was published at ADdover. Mass
ne "iltef relates an anecciote Of An Andoua.
ih1n, wno SO Tar misunderstood the society AZ ~
believe ~ 10 De- Track Society, whose Object s.
was 10 Track bterss, and to brinO tbs,n ~ a.,
tice. He highly commended hi. I'm 70 Jus
society, and thought 1t was good thing VI 'n'
go. Mr.. Woodman, the husband 81 a..
man Gardiner FuTniss tried to get from m. ~
lnm In Flushing, on writ Of Gabeas eorpn,. bs.
writted letter, sustaining the statements 80
In the AFFIDAVIT, for the publication Of which Fmr
Miss has sued several papers for libel n Do.
not place Furniss in light more fayorahl~ ~
him than he was previously viewed in and. OF
course, not shade more uDfavo able-he would
have failed bad he attempted such q task He
SAYS the steps taken by him In, the matter Were
taken with the full knowledge and consent OF
heI parents and brother and also, that after she
had been placed in the ietreat she told him, aud
Wrote 10 hlHi that she was kindly treated, and
tnat she was satisfied TO remain until arrange
ments could be completed for her return to her
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THE WALkrR FILLIBusrER ExPEpIrIoN-
The Mobile Advertiser Of the 18th instant (sun.
day. says: gr ~ Us.
"The steamship Fashion, with Walker and his
men on board, sailed at l o'clock Yesterday, os-
tensibly for Greytown, Nicaragua. An account
OF her cargo, as reported at the custom house,
may be found under our marine head She is re-
ported to be very heavily laden-so much so, we
are told that an ordinary sized man might dip
water from her side in a bucket,
In another column Of the Advertiser we find
the above alluded to ''account Of cargo.''
EXPORTS -Greytown, per steamer Fashion,
50pickaxes, as axes, 6 gross knives and forks 100
axehelves, 50 spades, 50 dozen spoons. 50 hatch
cts, 800 pounds nails, 81 yards oicloth, silk,
thread needles and pins, 8 boxes 1 key medi.
cines 60 barrels pork, "A barrels beef 36i barrels
assorted groceries, tieTces rice, sacks coffee
barrels sugar, sacks salt, % boxes collars, 2
bales Blankets
1t will be remembered that Walker sent his
arms, ammunition, &c, by another vessel, so as
to ''divide the risks"
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

The Weekly Star of this days date is now
ready for delivery. 1t contains all the inter
esting news of the day: The Utah Treason,
The Fall Of Delhi, The Attempt to Launch the
" Leviathan," Massacre of Emigrants on the
Plains, The Kansas Constitution, The Hunger
Demonstrations in the Northern Cities, Late
and Interesting Foreign News, California and
Oregon News, Late Intelligence from Mexico,
Washington Gossip and Local News, CORES
POndence, tales, sketches, poetry, editorials,
general news, etc, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

ID The New York Book Publishers Associ-
alton have unanimously adopted resolutions to
the effect that they will sell after January st le5e,
on not longer than four months credit, requiring
notes with current exchange on the city in which
they respectively do business; also tina. they will
hereafter require the settlement of all trade ac-
counts quarterly, balance under one hundred dol.
lars payable in cash, and over that amount By
note at three months with current exchange
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ONE DAYS CRIME IN NEW YoRk.-The New
York Tribune of Yesterday morning says:

WE Dhi NRIME IN NEW 1ORk.-The New
York Tribune Of Yesterday morning says:
owe are this morning again obliged to surren-
the fearful crimes which are running over the
city like some terrible pestilence Three persons
were slashed and hacked with knives at low
den in Water street yesterday morning. one died
immediately, and the other two are scafcely alive
A man In the Bowery was stabbed by fufians
while defending his own premises. The Young
man shot few days since I'm Canal street. died
at the hospital yesterday morning. In the upper
part Of the city, three or four ruNians dragged a
young girl into a lumber yard, initiated the muir
derous hounds who killed the poor old German
woman in Greenwich street, and left their victim
for dead. A woman stabbed by burglar and a
highway robbery complete the " Bloody Record
SO far as New York city is concerned for this day
only. In the now old and stale murder which
TOOK place in William street as long ago as Tues
day night, nothing new has been developed, ex
cept that son of the victim is held to bail upon
some slight suspicion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

GREAT DISTRACTION OF SALr-The Ononda-
qua Lake is now some eighteen inches higher
than last June, and in consequence thereof seve-
raj thousand bushels Of salt are already lost and
vast quantity more In immediate danger Of dis
solving All salt blocks at Liverpool and Salina
below the locks are in water from seven inches
TO two feet, and the water constantly rising The
Oldest inhabitant never witnessed such a food
thereabout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

HARD TIMES SAND RELIGIOUS PBRIoDIcALs.-A
Boston correspondent of the New York Christian
Advocate says, that owing to the pressure Of the
times the Universalist Quarterly will be discon-
tinued probably, and that the success of the Pu-
Titan Review, for the starting of which prelimi-
nary measures were adopted by Calvanists Of
Boston aud vicinity. is more than doubtful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

SENATOR SuMNER.-Senator Sumner, who re-
turned home in the Niagara, was received on
landing at Boston, by Hon. Henry Wilson, n P
Banks, Governor elect, and large concourse of
citizens, who escorted him to his house, where
Mr.. Sumner and Mr.. Wilson made brief address.
es Mr. Sumner has been sick throughout the
voyage, but his general health is much improved
He will take his seat in the Senate on the reas-
sembling of Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

IL The Commissioner of Patents has decided
that newly-invented policemen's club, which
might be turned into a shesf Of lancets and club
bed with fearful effect. thus becoming "minia-
ture Internal machine, :" was not patentable He
admits its novelty, but maintains that, however
useful to policemen who may be ssinduced to de-
file themselves with it, it would be likely to
get into other hands, and become a most perni-
cious invention to the community. IL cannot
therefore, DO considered "useful'' within the
meaning Of the Patent law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

The Judge Advocate then read document in
behalf of the United States.
Before Court No. 2, the case of Commander
Gedney (furloughed) was resumed, and DR..
Rnschenberger testified on behalf of the Gov
eminent. IS
Before Court No. 3, Commodore Stewart was
examined in behalf of ex-Capt. Levy
MUSICAL PARrr.-The recently enlarged and
spacious apartments at the British Legation
were filed last evening by distinguished and
select circle Of guests, invited by Lord and Lady
Napier to meet Sir William Gore ousely. They
were entertained by choice selections of music
by Frezzolini Patti Strakosch, and Thalberg,
followed by choice supper
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G. F. PER RE,

OK CT. PERRIE, OeS
clC SEVENTH STREET, NEAR c(O
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has In store large and well
lected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
but, as he Is very much want Of cash, order
raise such, he will sell At CRAFTY Reduced Prices.
Not deemng it necessary to ennmerate the vari-
Gus articles, and their prices he asks those tho
in want Of cheap Dry Goods to call and examine for
themselves before making their purchases ELSE
where, by SO dong they will find great to their
advantage. d.
As mis- terms are Positively Cash, he will not give
circuit under any cirsumsa and therefore
TRIMMED To OFF, Great bargains. n2l-6t
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

The Union examines, to-day, the first item
Of the creed of the new Anti Democratic party
. National Bank, to be chartered by Con-
gress.
The Inteil,geneer, upon ''the New Compli-
cation Of the Kansas Question" expresses its
regret-"in the absence of any additional infor-
nation calculated TO explain their conduct
the course pursued by majority Of the Con-
vsntion in submitting only portion of their
work to popular adjudication
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NJ TWENTY-FTRST
MILITARY AND CIVIC ANNUAL BALL
OF THE .
Washington Light Infantry,
CARUSrS SALOON.
ynAv EVENING NJ

CARUSI'S SALOON.
On MONDAY EVENING. Nov. sd, 1857.
The Infantry take pleasure in announcing to their
their p1f for rs' Bah on tRe sSoSe
date, when they viii be pleased TO meet them "a
Of pea:antfss which the occasion 1e WI ao4d
They are under many obligations for the patronage
as 10 does, warm interest in the W, flare Of the
oltIzen military and particularly the Corps, ana the
made TO render this Ball equally satisfactory the
The prelude of the Ball will be repetition Of the
regular and fancy maneuvers and the manual OF
arms. executed by detachment Of the Corps, IS
Withers's Celebrated Band, in full. has been en-
Ladies invitations viii be issued by the Executive
through the m ne a Of Ike Company. VI" " '''"'
of the EldoradO House, wall have charge ~ the
Pfncipsl d.pots for the sale Of tickets will he at
caR,rc H,l Isf Dt poaps R%ssist Ssyy Yard
The following gentlemen are respectfully request
Company. as Managers:
Honorary Members Of IA, Cops.
cSs.G Tsss. 0n cs s c.rmSsiou ia. k.I France
J.9 S1o Mead Hn Ro R,sssy 10. shnstOn
Contribstiss Members OF "a. Corps
M% Essf Y EFsi asSy:; ~ s
W IL II
Il Fisher, r Coyle, stevens,
Gaf. j Joyce, w III Thomas,
Dr Force. Callan, w Donohoo,
DTS Smoot, Owner, 7 Goldsmith,
Lamb, w H Nally, w Baldwin
Mhupp, z Werner- g SprInsman.
= Geiger Finch, W Spau ldIng,
T. W lilIsms, j Stanley, RW Dove.
Jas Busher.
Ezeesti-. COMMITTEE.
Sept Rsw.. t tsJ9 WS .s
5 5ss T #H EfSs; i+'...
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CANAL BOARD APPOINTMENTS The following
appointments have been made by the Canal Board
OF Pennsylvania, viz Supervisors of the Della
ware division, VIM. Overfeld, Jr.; Of the Sus-
quehanna division, VIM. Elliott; Of the Lower
North Branch, Geo. w. Search; Of the West
Branch, r. r.. BridgeDes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

PRIZE FIsHr--A prize q ght between Cobern
and Gibson came of on Wednesday in Canada.
The cOmbatants fought twenty-one rounds in
thirty minutes, when Cobern was declared win
ner Of the stakes, amounting to 81 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

The STATUE ON TERRA FIRMA-The great
box, containing the Equestrian Statue Of Wash
ington, has been safely removed from the deck of
the Walborg and landed upon the wharf at Rich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

IL The steamer Cataractj burstsd her boilers
near Lisbon, on the Missouri river, on the 18th
instant, killing nve and scalding fifteen per-
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CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.

CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.
WESLEY CHAPEL CHOIR.
Assisted BY several talented Professors and ANA
teurs OF Washlnt ton and Baltimore, Will sIvea
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC,
On WEDNESDAY,. Dee. I'd,
At IVES LEY CHI APPEL
Under the Direction of
J.. ID. ID l r L.
Tickets Is cents; can be had AZ Tay Tor A Man.
rvs WIN bsiantyne's, Jos. ShIfilDgton's, and
WIN. Nj. SINISTER Cos. nlf-2i - z-SO. Deci&2
SECOND GRAND BALL
s.f Journeymen Bakers.
The Journeymen Bakers, of Washington, take
great pleasure IN announcing TO their friends "a
and the public, that their second Grand Bal 81
wall be given at the Assembly Rooms, onSz
Lo9,smns ayenne between AZ and 9th streets, lkseA
or WEDNESDAY, 18th inst.
The Committee of Arrangements pledge them
selves to spare neither pains expense in making
this the best Ball OF the season.
Espuia's Celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for he ocrasIon.
supper will be furnished by that experienced ca
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-sdmitting one Gentle
man and two Ledles-to be had OF any or the mana
gers, or at tie door on the night of the Ball.
Ths Entire COMMITTEE Of Arransenze nts.
j. w. Fox, Pres. y.Nogt.
u. loutner, Treas, J.Shafer,
d. Gotsholt, r. Myer,
J.Avat. c. Ker,er,
q. X. Runneker. L. Newread,
A. Nelson, l.. Young, Sec.
MI St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

TIE WEATHER The following report of tie
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about o'clock q. m:
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TINTED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.


P.sr OgrIcE DEPARTMENT Nov TO- lau.
proposals for carrying the mails of the United
statss from LIST ebuary lase. TO Snth June ,s5p on
the following route in the State of VIRGINIA viii e
recelYed at the contract Office of this department
decided on the following day: ' "0A' W 10
aS FROM 1, Chnriottesvie, BY North Garden. Coves-
rnle, YAK Lawn, Lovington. Ross Mills
me- Ney Glasgow, Amherst Court-house, and
Sooi w ell, to I.ynchhurg, 70 miles and back
s.g SIX times week. 10 four horse coaches,
Lave Charlottesville daily. except Sunday, at
~ pm; Lfaa
Arrive at Lynchhurg next day BY 81 q m;
Lave Lynchburg daily, except Sunday, at )
Arrive at Charlottesville by iIpm;
3d.. Proposals aiming different schedule will
also he considered, -
Z or iotms al proposal. guarantee and eerti cate;
also, Instructions and requirements to be embnord
10 the contracts see of JAM u 1855
rebuary .. 1861 ard FEBRUARY 2, 1857, or either Of
them In pamphlet form, at all the principal post Of
hces. aHtt+ AARON v. BROWN
nSl-aW4W go Postmaster General.
REAyTIFUL NEW GoOps just opening at
u MIC McLAUGHLIN'S,
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CABINET FURNITURE, FEATHER BED
" HAIR MATTRESSES. 30. "a


The Subscriber has now in store 8 large ard N
handsome assortment at CABINET FUR
NlTpRE. which he pledges himself to sell to
snit the times. viz:
HANDSOME Ornamentsd Cottage Sets. from $50
Beautiful Black Walnut and other Bedsteads richly
aok Walnut and Mahogany marble top WASH
stands.
Rosewood and w.lnat Parlor Suits, in brocatelle
and haircloth
Mahogany, Black Walnut. and Oak Centre. Tables.
- Do do Sldeboards, marble top.
DO do Etageree or Wbatnots.
Sofas. Tste-a-tetss, aud Lounges, in endless va
Oak and Walnut Dining and Office Chairs.
Mahogauy. Cane, and other Chairs. from S. to SIS
per Dozen.
With an endless variety Of
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wa hstands. wardrobes
Tables, Camp Stools. Piano Stools.
Hatraoks, Gilt frame Mirrors. Toilet CIasses &c
Daily Expected
large lot ct Iron Bedsteads, double and single.
Also, Iron Washstands.
when cordially invite my friends and the public
to inspect.
G. w. BOTELER
n Il hwSW No. Sl8 Iron Hall, and $40 ST.
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@ UILTED BoTT2MMe p PROOF soors
Cork sole Water proof Boots. ~ : 80 .
Double sole do aa do. ~ $50. .F ~. n.e
40, ,tch bottom do. V... i.
Fine dress Patent leather and Calf Boots
Double sole Caters and high Lace Shoes ofvarlous
Buffalo nd Gum OveFshoes, assorted.
Witha general sssortment of Iadies' Misses
can be found in great variety at =" o'
s.zaa =. HARMON. BURNS. -
n 81 cow afew doors east Of National Hotel, s
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WHO WOULD NOT SAVE None, ---
w - go. THESE HARD TINES!
We would most respectfully announce to all those
who are IN want OF a cheap light, that the RECK-
lNRIDGE COAL OH is the cheapest oil on ta MT
only burning In the lamps we have. at the rate of
halfcsn per hour. Call and see No. SIS C street
between 9th and 18th streets
n2l-tf HOWELL & MORSELL,
lust ACCOMMODATIONS Oranges new Fig.
pound.
A very large lot of MailIard's French Bonbons.
Cream Chocolates, Cream Strawberries. Gum
Drops. very cheap.
Having bought the above for cash, can sell them
at a cheaper rate than last season.
! now have adopted the CASH pripclple, and will
sell cheap Wedding Cakes and Lady Cakes, made
to order. and made of the best material.
Call and see at =. U. II. RIDENOUR,
m Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF BOSTON MARES
"A FOR SALE.-A gentleman in Virginia, n -
who is overstecksd EIth horses yshes to IN
years old, bright bay COLOR of beautiful style and
action trot together. mile 10 four minutes and
perfectly sound and gentle They are by John Bell,
one Of them is out of Paul Clifford mare; the other
ont OF Snap mare. They can be seen at BlRCH'S
teenth street. where the price can be known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21
ID D'IVERNOIS' HOTEL,
L A. AVENUE, between nth and 18th streets,

- . . WASHING TON, ID. G..
Thi: establishment il newly furnished and ar-
ranged on the most modern and improved principle,
with private apartments, 4 G. =
III The Bar is supplied With the choicest of
Game and other deicaoss in season. . rea
Hot and Cold Lunch from IL O'Clock o. m. until
- = mt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR CASH.
WIN. M. SINISTER CO.
No. 81, opposite CENTRE MARIRT,
. Are now offering their choice stock Of DIR ESS
GOODS, such as Silks, Silk Robes, Merfpo, Printed
and shaded Mouslins, yalentia, Valentis Robes,
poplns, poplIn Robes Robes Aauile. and. IN fact,
York cash prices, for the money. "
They also have on hand decidedly the largest and
cheapest lot Of
BROCHE LONG sHAwLs,
AND SPL ENDID CHENILLE SHAWLc
to be found south of New York
Cash purchasers will save money by going direct
to their Store, and may rely getting the worth of
their money. -
Their cash price is marked in plain figures on every
article, and no customer will be charged any more
nor Will any less be taken under any circumstance,
unless an unforeseen defect shall be detected, in
which case a deduction wtll he made at once
Our assortment Of CLOAKS AND CLOAK
CLOTHS is Also very large, and embraces almost
every thing that is desirable and stock Of Staple
and Domestic Goods was never better assorted than
at present. ~
Our terms are CASH, and We have resorted to the
cssh system and very low prices in order 10 realize
money, as We cannot depend on collections at al
.a .aa w. M. SINISTER Il CO.,
No. So, opposite Centre Market
nzi-T between 7th and 18th streets.
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LIST OF LETrEks

City. ID. c.. November q, 1857.
tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, il
beng the having the largest circulation OF
any daily paper published in Washington
VI Persons applying for letters IN the following
list, will please say they are ApvBRTIsEp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-21

OUR NAME IS OUR MOTTO.
FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
Good Will Club,
TO BE GIVEN At CARUSFS SALOON
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 2sth, 1887
The members of the Good Will Club take yreat
pleasure snn0uncing to their numerous IN
iriends and the public in general, that their 81
FOURTH ANIMAL BAIL will be given 1T the/yA
above named place, on WEDNESDAY, Nov LA
25th, 1857. -.
The Committee pledge themselves to pare neither
pains nor expense TO make this one Of the most
pleasant and agreeable Balls Of the season.
j. Esputa's Celebrated Brass and StrIne Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
Supper and Refreshments will be furn shed By On
experiences caterer.
Positively no hats or caps will be allowed in the
room.
Tickets ONE DoLLAR-admittinr a Gentleman
and tadiesto he had Of the members or az the door
on the evening Of the Ball. =
Committee Of Arraaeesleafs.
A. &. Dent. &c Dubant
J. w. Henry, wv. Msttingly,
w. ID. Elwood, ]. w. FrapkIIn.
N.B.-As no Complimentary Tickets will be sent
out. the different Clubs cordially invited.
nl6.HA25