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wiItgiye s25 fer The atf ehs ion a vw = sa,.
who prinsest some dirty handbiIIs ana cafied hs :,
stun ~ the ssme Of sElectric OIL 80 Sseso wv
,tAUTos-BcwareQ OF Jew Tedlsu ard pfcsf unss-
dFngtsfsts who put ups stun composed Oh csmphese
and larioil, Calling n Elecfrie OH. so sadIsrs
!. II tho genuine Elsetre oiiin fhe Unfsed ssasezR -
~ is SOD only yrspectable druggisc ami cosnsryH
Icr' hants BE sufr and got DefsrsthS fJcssric- 4.
OIL, OF you willie cheased .hasSts 80 - =.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

0AIHR QUIGLEi.'s RXTR.a sT-
lOOO GAR CURED HAMS. Received and
for sale hy .7tEf 4. II. COOK & son,
limlN2 Sole Aysnf for Evansville
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- 49, y - lHACsN, April 3, 1s5s--.
PRor. Df6rtrr-Dcar Sir: i, capt n. b. smith,
hereby certify that have been Afflicted With rheu
iaatism for four and at times could not si~>l
by hearing Of The wonderful cures Nv Drf.rnfh's
Electric OIL was induced to try IL. and Igy .tbe
firrt application Of the Electric Oil was at once
relieved, aud now have tire OF my arm. The
= III. - hasiTTl BsB.sMITH, Twfrrs Go.
We; the rndiersgpeIt were Eesepti 80 .'''a t'sl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

Norning sar Lodg<. So--..--JAsss -s~Assos,
SECRETARY. Regular meetings every Thursday eve.
ming corner Of Main and First street. = .Est saL .
Crescent Lodge, No. IL. --J2sS GkEEK, Secretary.
Meets every Tuesday evening. IL
Schiller Lodge, tGernaH) No. l3s.-JnHs Day..
sEIrEfI, Secretary meetings cyrrys Fri
jay evening ,,'FAAVtA AANN - - - =
fraasesle Ea'ampnsraE Va. ed g. Krxrz,
S'rih~ Nests ca.ansi ana fourth Mhtty IN every
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02
Meetings OF seerea soeteties.%7

EraasriHe Lodge, No CA ~ Corrvxs, Seer
tary. Regular useesiues arst and fhfrd Mondays in
each month. at Masonic Nan, corner OF Vain an
Firpt STREET. ~i1 < - :. !
Hrassrins R. 4. csars~-. 70. II. w. r. HoI.
tISs<woKrn. SECRETARY. Meets nr>f Friday in casi
month, at Masonic Hall. -.
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Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER, Practical and Ana.
lyticalE Chemist, BowrTi, Mars. Price 9 tts per
Stox. Five boxes for 81. = - =
-. Sold by KELLER & WHITE, Evansville and l,y
druggists and merchants Throughout che country
At wholesale 10y &c. LifER& CO., li6 Walnut
St, Cincinnati. =.... lityl g
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GEORGETOWN.

GEoRsETows, Dec 81, 1853
seven OF the Migrants who absconded from the
Washington city workhouse were captured IN opr
city yesterday afternoon, by facers zimmerman
w. Craig, and ]. Gross After they had been
captured and placed In an omnibus to be taken
back, one OF the party, black fellow by the
name OF Bill Woodward, jumped out Of the
coach and attempted to give the ofacer leg bail.
The ofhcers were soon, however, In hot pursuit.,
ana couple OF shots from Zmmerman's POCKET
piece, the second Of which took effect upon
Woodward, brought him again within the gr.so
OF the ofhcers. He was again placed in the om-
nlDus, and he and his Comrades escorted 10 their
Destination, the Washington farm.
We regret exceedingly TO have 10 announce the
death, on Sunday last, OF another amiable female
resident Of our city, Mrs Mary E Jones; also
OF her infant son In this dispensatiOn Of Prov
loehce, our fellow-cltzen, Jos. n. Pearson, ESQ
and bis excellent lady, have met with a sever
and only child
Our canal wharves, this morning n,....,
quite a deserted appearance-no hosts IPp-I
are arrlvlng-most Of them having sought win,
Ter quarters, fearing a sudden freeze
We aovlse those who may wish TO enjoy one
OF the richest musical entertainments wbIcn -
oeen offered In our city, for many wears. no ,y.II
themselves OF the opportunity offered by Profe.-
sor lawrence, at Pompean Hall, on fhursdsy
evening The Professors abilities are too ,vsI
known to need commentator at our h,nd 80
the programme he Offers for the occasion ,ne,L.
Tor itself See advertisement
we advise the stars readers, one and all
young and old, who are DESTROYS of precrsino
supply OF Christmas frings to examine ths "a :
verisement Of our fiend Ats, al hi, Rr,o1e
street saloon Everything In the way Of cakes
candies, fruits, &c, that the most fastidious
taste can desire, may be found in rich profusion.
ana that too on the most reasonable terms,
Large Quantities OF pork Were offered in our
purchasers among the dealers, at SO 25as6 So.
ION boats ana wagons. From ~, 600 to Is GOD
changed hands during the two days
Owing TO the unfdvOrable state Of the v,s.,h.,
Yesterday and this morning. there has been moth
ing scarcely doing in the -four or grain marfets
Both articles are dull, and inclined TO droop
The packet Helen Mar, Nickerson, from Bos-
ton, to Hartly & Bro, has arrived, with a fnII
cargo OF merchandise for the two cities
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AUCTION SALE

- b ). @. MCGUIRE q CO., aAuct,ops.rr.. :.
P fsEmpdd sss1.s sale OF sNEw 81
Of the suction rooms, We shall sell Wlthout re-
number Of superior city made CaIriasss.
four II. seat ,RSstsvsy. With glass DOORS ans art
ssusis Csir,sss. for four esrsons, with ,ols 70,
AI I'a, ,I;s yih four seats. very sap.
:sSS SnS hand c5os sussy IT, iooa order
hsnd.ome crane; neck four passenger Roclsva,.
Phy.ician's RooisSsy, -.
! exoellent Carryal. .-. s..
The above work was ali put up in ,hi, o,.,. and
Terms One third cash; the residue in 50 and 60
teps:t SATISFACTORILY endorsed notes, bearing an
dsa J. c. Mcguire & CO.. Auots.
AssIk r VI ssfHqHHhthEt sxfY@SH;
81
leaving Wa.hnsion.j corner Of and Goth s,ssss.
ans ana ie the atevs consisting q
spP.rtalnlns to Housekeeping generally. saadaSms
anE nearly eesw:,
credit Of 60 days for 1a suaoIa.a
!: sd sdrh' house is f. for W. ssnt borE1Ks Amt,
~ IhE AbOnE SALE Is POSTPONED.
IN Sonsequt noe OF the rain, until MONDAY, Dec.
dead c. w. BOTELER. Auct'r.
By c. w. BOTELER, Auotioneer.
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
MORNING.. December I'D, commenoina m !, Y
O'clock, shtll SELL at the residence of SIR w illIam
ot,r 09seey, AZ Of his Household Furniture.
One superior Rosewood Parlor Suit, Upholstered In
~ green and gold brocstelIe,
Mainut Etegere and Secretary,
tops, A maj VIZ
One superior Rosewood Parlor Suit. upholstered in
purple srooate!le,
Gllt-frame Mantel Mirrors,
tapestry, Brussels ParIor and Chamber Carpetins
Mahogany Etegsre, Cottage Parlor Chs,rs,
Wm aInSt sst MTindow Curtains and Cornoss,
Mantel and Table Ornaments,
Three Solid 81 MahOsany Dining Tables.
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Walnut Dining room CHAIRS
Slass a. Crockery Ware,
Plated Casters, Bronze Tea Kettle.
Erench China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware
TaDis cutler. and Table Furniture generally,
Walaut and Mahogany, Dressing Bureaus,
Sc OF Cottage Chamber Furniture
Psyche Glass. Easy Chair, " ardrobes,
mattresses, Boosters and Pillows,
W99 n9Sv S Ss1e seat GhsiIs: Toilet Sets.
walnut and Mahogany Tables,
Refrigerator, Kitchen Furniture
Cooking X Requisites. DO.
Terms: $40 and under cash; over $40 a credit Of
interest. ' As
de ls-d CIV. BOTELER, Auct.
DDrTHE AB0XESa ~ UNAVOIDABLY
de gid C. w. BOTELER. Auct'r.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

T. TBI STAR PUBLIsHEs ZEE LISTS OF
LETTERS RxxAnrSe IN TEE WAsHrxaroN CrrY
LAW DIRBorTSe TEEN TO BIZ PRINTED IN ZEE
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST crRcuLA-
rToS WITHIN TEE DELIVERY OF TIE OFFICE.
lrs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DoUsLz THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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Another Current thr.p.h IN. c.A,.
Baltimore Markefs.
New York Markets.

NV YORK, Dec 81 -Flour IL dull; State
x2ass Do ONO Is foae5 SO; Southern sass fO
Sis Corn is quiet, but frm; mixed nc.
PORK Is buoysnt; old mess sl7 5OasI7 90. new
Slsals Is; prime sl3 Goals IS. Lard is heavy AZ
llallx
Whisky Is dull at 25c
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NEW YORK., December 81 Stocks are dull ana
lower chicago and Rock Island SIX; nlinois
Sentfai shares y; do. bonds SIS; Lacrosse and
NIL. S;New York Central s3x; Penn Coal Co so;
heaoing SIX: Va. 6's, 97E; Missouri 6's SIX
Seriing exchange is frm at IOoK
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TOBACCO, SNUFF. AND SEGARs.

TOBACCO, SNUFF. AND SEGARS.
The subscriber would Inform his customers and
the pubic generally that ne has just re- ~ - .
making over IN ~
TWO AUNDRED THOUSAND SEGARS,
oomprlsing forty i've different brands ranging from
- to gao per thousand.
TOBACCO.
$50 boxes OF the most approved brands, consisting
OF pound Jumps. half pound lumnps. quarter pound
Jumps, hves jumps, tens Jumps, Rough and Ready,
and Daden Twists, Fig, &c.
FINE-CUT CHEWING Anderson's Soace, Good
vins Yellow Bank, Goodwin's Pure American,
700 Was New york, GoodWin's Patent Pressed,
FINE Cur SMOKING.-15 gross Spanish Mixed, snO
pounds Ly nchburs and the celebrated Virginia XII
llckInick.
reus Scotch loose; IS jars CARROTS Rappee; also.
Macoaboy and Congress.
PIPES.
80 boxes French Pipes and Pipe Heads also, q
s pies VARIETY OF German; Fancy and Powhatan
MATCHES.
30 gross Shanghai and German Matches: and all
other articles usually kept by the trade.
HI ShOpkeepers and restaurant keepers would
do well TO call and exam my stock, as think that
they oan select something which will pl ease their
customers and as 1 buy largely and for cash, can
sell as low II not lower, than any other house In
the District.
CAUTlON.-Whereas there has been certain un-
prlnclpled persons travelling around in the District
aud the surrounding country, haw king small lots of
Segars and Tobacco, of q very inferior kind, one
hundred per cent above their value and represent
ing the mselves as my agents. hereby caution the
JAMES WALLACE,
de No. 50 High street, GeOrg etoWn.
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DIED.,

in this city, on Monday evening, the 10Th instant,
Mr.. FERDlNAND GkENuP. father Of tine late
His fnoersi viii take place from the Columbia En-
CINE House, CapitoI Hill. on wednesday evening,
S5d instant, NJ s O'Clock.
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TIE LATEST NEW
y Telegraph for the Even;,. It,,
, The Eiiiibas,er sch...,, x..,.-


NOZZLE, Dec 19-It A., ,,,,.S 49,
authority that the schr sns., .tI on the best
qua NHe tne nrm determip.tion -, - tstceIs.
INC readers OF the expedition ~ - -, -. on
bfltis6 or any other foreign pov.s - ~ s.Iou the
Without resisting till blood shall n. Sa op mem
purpose being to test the isputed noSn, .neir
national law, or % compel 'EnRlana ~ =. .n.sf-
carry exposure ofthe grounds Of her sssu ma -
t-ctorate Of the San Juan river, and adi.ess, pIo
ritorv IL r. thought probable. hovs~sa ~.
ever. S1s'-
hfet On the Railread-Ons Perssa Killed.
PHiIapxLPHIt, Dee 2o.-Inforunation has been
received here OF terrible riot having taken place
on tne Length Valley railroad near Rocfdsle
souon. IL occurred between the Irish lsborers
fought desperately. One Of the farmer, n.ml
hern, was beaten TO death with a club sIxte~o
on the IRISH were arrested aud Impr,.ooed The
snair has Produced intense excitement
Anstner Current through the Cable
NEW YoRr, Dec. 81 The New yort n.pe,.
state that good currents were receIyed ove, ,hs
Atlantic cable on Saturday, and thai the ,~ord
Henley was distinguished AZ about the beur
when, according TO sdvices by the Arabia. Ken
ieys apparatus was to be tried
Baltimore Msrkets.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.-Flour Is very duIl. and
We nave no sales to report. Prices are therefore
ho ,,ihy tbe same as YESTERDAY.
Wheat is nrm; while 81 3Sssl So red NJ q
Corn Is frm while 63a65c, yellow 6os6sc.
provisions are unchanged
Lard Is In good demand at hall Ne for West
WHISKY Is steady at Is xa26c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-21

TX ]. c: MCGUIRE CO., Auct,opeer,.
VEkf SUPERIOR FURNITURE AM
" HoUsEHoLD Effects AT PUBLIC AUCTION On
THURSDAY MORNING. December ISL al tan
O'Clock, at the residence OF Mrs. Bird corner Of
Maryland avenue and l1th street. UsIand j we shall
sell, al the Furniture and Eff ects cOmprislns-
handsome Rosewood Maroon Plush covered Par.
lor SUIT, consisting of large Sofa, Arm Chars
and 10 Pailor Chairs,
2handsome Gilt frame French Plate Pier Glasses.
. with slab and bracket,
Elegant Rosewood Centre and Fancy Tables
hush and Cane seat Chairs, Whstnot,
window Curtains, Venitian Blinds,
Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Handsome China Vases and Ornaments
Ohcioth, STAIR Carpets. Rugs,
superior high post Rosewood Bedstead with
- spring Mattresses, cost SlO0,
Excellent Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads
Wardrobes, Marble top Washstands
Toll at Sets. Looking glasses, Towel Racks
Superior Feather Beds,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lounge,
China. Glass and Crockery Ware,
Excellent Radiators and Chamber Stoves,
Morning Star Cook Stove, Tin Safe,
ogether with q general assortment of Kitchen
Terms: $50 and under. cas- h: over that sum, a
creu OF o. ana ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
The above Furniture is of supe rior quality, hsy-
ing been made to order by Hiss Austin, Of Balti-
more.
r. 8. The House. which is very desirable res
lden"e, 10 Tor rent or sale.
de I'D j. G. MCGUIRE a. CO. Auct.
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TO DAY& N0-MORROW MORNING

TO DAY 4 W-NoRR0W MORNING.
BY WALL { BARNARD. Apctionser,.
$40 900 k M9RTH OF T DRY g. scoops At
sssorted stock Of Dry snd Dress Goods from New
snrs 20 De sold Without reservs, store No. SIS
me ale viii Be Oosiinass Esesy Monrns sf.r.
noon and Evening until the whole stoci 10 disposed
The assortment comprises Dress Good, Of ali
PassefnMs new and hsn,onable styles, in sin, BON
os@sh' mef'no' Mous'es,nss, Plaids, AlpsOoss, &c.
A great stock of handsome wool, Stella. ana o,h.,
Shaws. "'a o'her
Cloths. Cassimsres, Vsstinss.
WIN Black and Brown Cottors, FIannels, Embroi-
An Of which viii be sold without reserve. i'm Lot.
or lengths to suit purchasers. = - -
:, asduction of2 per cent In all bills Of eas and
The ladies are invited to attend.
,I NS damaged goods VAL be sold. Every article
del - WALL Z BARNARD, Auot..
DERs sS 8 vi ggesT rFk r. Asq;less:T
LOn II ssspsryyr RIFWEss 3JH
Rsoem6ei si't a ~ o'clock, shall sell. in ffent OF
sne one OF the handsom. q, most eligible
ERECTION OF a private resideGce. ' WV
THIS vslus6e lots No. 81, 10 Square No. III sit
1stx NH and 18th streets. adjoining tssst the
re Of Ut. Wood. U s. A. IL fronts on st.
in the rear, and coDtsS. * v ,ons, o9t Alley
ns sa. .he Sresdenrs Mansion and Public Depart
Terms Of sale: One fourth OF the purchase mons,
m1ntns fEr notes sasisf.etOry secured bearing
wim three Gsys amer sale are tse mot complied Nth
.esoo al the risk and expense If the pur chaser All
S st the cost Of the purchaser The til
de I'D q. w. BOTELER. Auct.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

FOX BOSTON.-The superior packet schooner
L Helen Mar, Captain r.. NIckerson, has "a
arrived, and Will commence discharging to- ~
m' ROW morning. She will be receiving
freIS ht for the above port on Thursday next AppIy
20 ARFLEY d BROTHER, 80 and l0I Water
street. GEORGETOWN. ID. C.. de 81 w.
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PUTURE DAYS.

By c: MCGUIRE & CO., Auctiopeers,
DEkEMPFpRl SAIL Uf SPLEEN DI ~ Sill
4. 4 vfR PLATED WARE-0n WEDNESDAY AZ
TERNOON. December I'D. at 81 o'oIooI M the
auction room we shall sell without reserve iarse
invoice OF Silver plated Ware, lust received from
Of o~HsAeeink
Beautifully Chased. Fluted, and Engraved Tea
Coffee Crns, Tea Kettles. Ice Pitchers,
Butter Dishes, Vegetable Dishes Water Pitoha,.
Champagne Coolers. Waters Coilets
Cups, Mugs, Salt stands
Casters, Spoons, orks,
Cake and Card Baskets, Go,
All of which will be sold without any rss,rv.
whatever. my iese'e
Terms: S2s and under cash |; over that sum q
credit of60 aud 80 days for notes satisfaotoriIy
de p ST C. McGIrIRE On Aro,.
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I'm APPLES !-APPLESm
1OO BARRELS PRIME BALDWIN APP
PIES now In store and for sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Pnce 81 to 81 per barrel
VIM. CLABAUGH,
De b-lw No. 50 Water street.
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CHRISTMAS CAKES. FRUITS, DO.

The subscriber has the pleasure of informing hi.
numerous customers and the public that he has on
hand large assortment of all kinds of ~ -
CA X 4 8,
suitable for the Christmas hoiidays oonu.t,nx in
RarI OF Pound, ruit, and other kinds also, CAN
many other kinds of Fruits,
As manufacture all my own Cakes and Candies.
texcept rench) fatter my self able to sell, whole
In the District. C. C. AIZS
de I7-2w Ride sfraat
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ Of
Circuit Court of the District Of CoumbIa for the
county Of Washington, and TO me directed, shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door Of said county, on FRIDAY,
the 24th day Of December, 1883. at u O'Clock m,
defendants right title claim and interest in and to
Lot No. nine; g, in Square No; ore hundred and
together with all and sing uar the improvements
thereon, seized aud levied upon as the property Of
dicia No. IS. to May, 1853, in favor Of w b. Shop
pard. J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
no S-dts
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer
DEW No. IS IN TRINITY CHURCH ATAUC
= TON -On WEDNESDAY. the I'D instant, /
6o'cock ?. m, Pew No. IS In Trinity Church. on sd
de IS St A. GREEN .uct
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
rFRUS lees SALE BY DECREE OF TN

TRUS EE'S SALE BY DECREE OF THE
Il CIRCUIT COURT OF THR DISTRICT OF CoLuMBIA
OF VERY VALUABLE Y.-OnTHURSDAY,
the 6tn day of January, 1859, | shall sell. on the
premises, at II O'Clock M, by virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court. In which the subscriber 10 ap-
pointed trustee, the following described property,
TO wit: That handsome and spacious Frame House
and the land attached. being the late residences OF
Thomas Perkins. deceas ed. adjoining Good Hope
on the Marlboro road. about one mile from the An
acostia or Navy Yard bridge The dwelling house
IL large and conveniently and has lao the
Necessary out houses. The land contains about is
acres of ground IN high state Of cultivation berg
ue "a Tor gardening poses AID adapted to the
growth OF al vegetables raised In this climate.
Theabove- described property is bsau tifulIy stu
ated on an elevated and commanding position, and
the sale will be well worthy the attention of persons
wishing to purchase hand ome country seat or o.
gage In the gardening business.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in s IL and
Is months, the pn rchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments. bearing interest, secured 10 the
sa' lsfhcflon OF the trustee If the terms are OF
complied with In five days after the sale the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the delinquent, by advertising such re-
sale three times in the National lntellige ncer.
JOHN COSTlGAN, Trustee,
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THE WAY OF TRANsGRKssORs 10 HARp."-Fol-
low the cOunst and heed the advice contained in
the work amman Frailty, or Physiological Ne.
searchesn 10 treats of the ev effects of early abuse
and indulgence, IL embe lished with elaborste col
ored enxravlngs, portray every feature and phase
Of disease exposes the faisoy of he ordinary modes
adopted for the cure of oeaI As we'll hsrsditaty
,naIadiss, and gives the only safe and rem
edy tor expunking every trace IF the virus from the
system. Sold BY DIR. Barrow, Isl Prince ST., New
York. Pnoe IS cents. Sent free. de i-wlw
WEDpINs CAKES. very pretty and very edeap, at
the PhIladephla Confectionery, corner 18th and
streets. Ice Cream and Wsfsr lea . cents. per
quart. de l6 I'm
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LOOK TO THE JUVENILES See them we'll be
slowed with Books for the coming holidays
Shillington has a large assortment Of juvenile
aud toy books, which he Is selling very cheap
also bibles and prayer books In every variety oi
binding, mahogany. rosewood and papier mac he
writing desks Give him a call II
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street. Terms cash. o"' oH So
de IS St A. GREEN, Auct.
By J.; & MEG UIRE q CO, Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORE SALE OF SUPERIOR
LONDON Dock BRANDY.-On THURSDAY
Az IERNOON, December sd. at o clock at the
loo dozen superior pale ana dark London Dock
city.
Terms: s25 and under cash; over that amount.
credit OF GO and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily TN
dOrsed, bearing interest.
de ls-d J. g. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
TOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT Will be
sold, st public ctlon, to the highest bidder on
the S4th dsy of December, 1858, at II O'clock the
House AID Lot at Culpepsr c. III. occupied by Mrs.
John U thompson. The house 10 large and cOmmo-
dIous, In good repair, and with colvemences too
numerous to speak of.
Terms One, two and three years. credit in equal
instruments, with interest from date to be pad an
nually Refer to w. ID. Walsch. Esq, Editor Of
de Is t22d r.. r. THOMPSON
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SHrLLIseroN, we see, has received yet anothe
batch OF beautiful books and tasteful holiday
presents, and his store Is crowded accordingly
The Odeon Building was all alive yesterday
with customers IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-21

An ARTICLE Of singular beauty was the minia-
ture cottage with its surroundings so eIquisitely
true to nature exhibited at the Unitarian Fair
last night. We only wish we were rich enough
to take all the chances when II Is rain ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-21

TRIALS AT THE GUARD-HoUsK.-O. Durham,
vagTant; workhouse 30 days. John Brit ian and
David Barry were arrested for a violent assault
and battery on William Keith in his bed room.
They were committed to jail for court. Ann
Booth, colored, out after hours, and drunk and
disorderly; workhouse 90 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-21

REMEMBER the concert Of the Wesley Chape
Sunday School to- night, at the chapel, corner o.
Fifth and F streets. An hour could hardly b,
spent more pleasantly, or in a better cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-21

Mrs. JULIA DEAN HAYsx This beautiful and
talented actress was cordially greeted last night
by her hosts Of W ashington friends and admirer
Among the audience we noticed a large .b,,. a,
the hs,utv and f,shio, q, ,hs Ms,,onoIss 49,.
with nnmhs, % ,n.,nhs,s ~ sVnp'
in the Hnncbbsck are sranis,ss,n os,ns or Juna
resistibly ouchinae 10 the most indiserent oh.
server, others require, the part Of the auditor,
a euluvateo taste, ana perfect understanding OF
tne cnaiaeteI 10 De iuIiY aPPIeciated-MTs.
.nd Sas,na na;1 night IN being az Js,f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-21

FoR A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Christmas
groceries, Of all kinds, see the advertisement OF
Murray & Semmes.