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il u Robes double jupcs
Robes pof,c1ne
vUgnts
ept cashmeres .r
New style autumn ribands
Mantlla shaws
many other stylish novelties Of reliable fabrics
correspondents send US new supplies
daily. 4
One price only plain 0gures which nurcs to the ad
purchaser with telling effect In all goods the above
We arc not opening any new accounts
All bills presented the moment need their aAou IN cash,
settlements will purpose.
cordially solicited 10 inspect stock
IL incurs obligation TO purchase
PERRY x BROTHER,
Z" Central Storcsv building,
Sen 2-I0tdir opposite
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Sep 21otdir

II ACE SETS AND OTHER EMBROIDERIES. .---
just out by the last large and very select assort
inent Of lace and cmbroideries in general
New supplies from our northern and eastern
marked plain 6grcs IN goods OF the above
class works much TO the advantage cf the purchaser
All bills presented monthly for payment in cash ctencr we
ncod the money. PERRY BROTHER,
"Cenral Sores,n west building,
San A=In | onnns taC Ccntrn
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FUTURE DAYS.
Nv A GREEN Auo,,o..

BY A. GREEN, AuctIopeer
HOuSEhOLDANDkI KITCHEN FURNITIRE
H AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY, the 81 of Japna
~. al 100 clock a. M shall SELL at the Residence
81 gentleman declining Housekeeping No Is north
81 immediately IN front OF the CAPITOL grounds n
part '-oii'e
Mahogany SOFA. Spring seat Chairs
Do. Castor and rm oaTved Gbairs
Do. Marble ton Centre ami piar T,bi
Do. French Roll bosId Rads,sad 0Oies'
Do. Card and Dning Tshles
GIit frame Pier Glass Stand
Bedsteads, Cane and w God seat Chairs,
Marble top Washstands, Toilet Sets
Fine Feather Beds, Bolster and pillows
halr Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
S SISnnot s. Saits Blansets and Counterpanes,
CARPETS, Ollcloth and Mating,
Cooking, Chamber, and other Stoves
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Also, large let of Kitchen Requisites
Terms: All sums under S3n, cash; over SSO n
credt OF 81 and g. days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsef, with interest. y"
de I'D AGREEN ano.
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The Paraguay ExpeditIan.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-we have Montsviss,
dates to the LIST instant, stating that the stesmer
Water Witch, Fulton and Harriet Lane had az
ST Catharinefs -
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. % Flour IL dull. saIes
Southern S5a5 80. I~ O0'
Wheat Is quiet sales 5000 bushels; Western
ia II lOi do white 81 30; Southern red 81 Is:
d.. white 81 .3faSl 90
Corn heavy; sales 1000 bushels; mixed -;
new white 72ka74c -
Pork is dull old mess sI7 12X; new sI7. rs;
prime sl3 81. Lard quiet at ii KaIikc.
Whisky is dull at 94a24 kc
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

~ TBs STAR PUBLISHES THs LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE WASHINGTON CRY
Posr OFFICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS or The
LAW DIRECTING THEN TO BIZ PRINTED IN TEE
NEWSPAPER HAVING rHE LARGEST cIRcULA-
ZION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF TIE OFFICE.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAM
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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Steamers for the Tt huantepee Reu,,.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 -lt is said that the Te-
huantepec Transit Company have purchased The
steamers America and Canada, for the purnose
OF making weekly line from New Orleans
The Quaker City Is TO be sent TO the Pacific side
70 run between Ventosa and San Francisco
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec 29.-Flour Is droopinp bu,
prices are unchanged; Howard street and Ohio a.
City Mills is held at the same figure
w heat is hrm; white 81 35a 81 50; red 81 I5a
7la75c.
Provisions are unchanged; mess pork SI7.e5a
SE 50 Old bacon; hams IOal3c Lard N XaIIX
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Financial.

NEW YORK, December 2s.-Stc ks are Arm
Chicago and Rock Island 5sk; n mos Gem
shares 674: do. bonds IS; Lacrosse and Mi o..
Michigan Southern 2Ok; New York Central q /.
cumberland Coal Co. 10; Reading 50; Missouri
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The Missouri LesisIoture.

ST. Louis, Dec. 27.-The Missouri Leeislsture
which convened at Jefferson to- day, was tempo,
Iarily Organized, and proceeded 70 qualify mem
oers. Democratic caucus has been held for
the nomination OF officers, and the election Will
PROBABLY take place tomorrow, when the Gov
eInOT message will be delivered
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The Erie Cau.I0.h,

NEw YORK, Dec. 29.-The canal convention n,
Syracuse adopted resolution In favor Of paving
OF the canal debt and enlarging the canal as
soon as possible
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Celebration Of 81. John, Dax

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IS Yesterday being 81
Johns day the Hon. Henry NJ Philips was in
stalled Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge OF M,-
sons Of Pennsylvania, and received the congrst
ulations Of the brethren aud made an a pprop1tste
address TT
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Another Arrival fran Cuh.

ct NV YORK, Dec. 2l--The steamer Empire
City, from Havana on the 23d arrived last MIR,
%nh senator Douglas and lady as passengers
ne steamer came up unannounced SO thai no
oouy was present TO receive him except the COM
nilttee OF the common council, who extended to
aim the hospitalities Of the city, and escorted
nlm 10 bis hotel. He remains here three or four
DAYS. - A~~'
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AUCTION BALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.

iO-OAY q TOMORROW MORNING.
By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioneers.
S1O, 900 k w9RTa or r DRY So0Rs At
assorted s.ocf q Dry and Dress Good. from a New
YORK; To be sold without reserve, IN store No SIS
The sale viii be ooHtnr I'd EVER Morp,ns ,.r
noon and Evening until the whole stock Is disposed
The assortment comprises Dress Goods of all
patterns, new and Gas hionable styles in Sill Rom.
'@Aih' "erino' Mousseianes, Plalds, Alpsocas, Q.
great stock Of handsome Wool, Stella, and other
Cloths. Cessimerss, vestinrs.
WIN BACK and Brown CottOns, Flannels, Embroi-
u Of which will be sold without reserve. in LOT,
VI Iedlsths 70 SUIT purchasers.
deductlonof2 per cent. IN oil bills of SIS and
The ladies are invited to attend.
perfect ii'' w., n,nS s' Ever article
BY WALL q BARNARD. Auciioneers.
TWO MULES S,-h AND WAGON AT AUG
Der 3d. at 10 O'Clock, We viii sell, in front Of our sno
q Mules and Wagon,
de28 WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts.
By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiopeeT,
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO PORTE.
HaUksp5ssYSe sE6ffsI;
December SOth. at 10 90 ocf' at the rss,dsno. ~
R Seqtb hst defining housekeeping, 6 street
the Furniture and Effects, oomprisin9m a4' SELL Oil
n0s mSrs Piano Forte, BY Knabe Co., Balti
Mahogany Hair sprinr, seat Sofa, Arm and Par,o,
a, Chairs. Rocker and Ottomans, anu "'ioi
a9 GaTd Msroie, tor Centre and Fancy Tables
"it,trame French Plate Mirrors. Slab and Brack-
Damask and Lace Curtains,
God Band Window Shsdes,
China Vases, Mantel Ornaments.
Velvet; Tapestry end Brussels Carpets
MR sd.,ssa5yy Secretary and Bookcase.
Washstands, Toi ct Sets. oOe''
sci byt5 Plated Plated CsstGr. LiauoI Stands.
Radiator and other Stoves,
Iosether with an assortment of Kitchen Resui-
Terms; $50 and under cash over that .um
creai OF 90 and Odays fer notes satisfactorily en-
de % ]: 6: Mcguire & CO.. Auc,s.
by WALL BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
A frs STOCK OF PRIME FAMILY GRO
THUksDIy MU oIR Nc s6 MT in AscTIOs,on
CORNER street snd Pa avenue stock Of T pIims
barrels Refined and Yellow Sugars,
Bags Rlo and Lagulra Coffee,
Boxes Starch. AdamantIne Candles, '''
Brown, Castle and Toilet Soaps
Barrels prime Shad, box ca FIsS'
30 20 packages Layer and bunch Raisins,
rIunes Ia glass jars and boxes,
EIgs IN drums and cases,
h hsfses me 1 OLD Bourbon and other Whisky,
Rnm. Gin, Eottled Liquors, Claret
SO bushels Carter Potatoes, in bags,
Nests Tubs. Selves. Meal Buckets,
with other goods in the GROCERY line
c,aS,, ns 80 a.d under cash over that amount
o" Ss 81 ard oearIg Interest ~
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME BRICK AND FRAME HOTSE
- AND The LOT on WHICH IT STANDS. ON ISrH
81, THIRD HoCsEFRoM THECoRNER OF PAAyAT
AucTION-On TUESDAY, the 18th of Jauuary NEXT
snail sell IN front OF the PREMISES at O'Clock o.
m part OF Lot No. IL, In Square No. 226 having a
front OF ieet on l4th straet next to the corner of
pennsylvania avenue, and running back 100 feet 10
al alley, with the improvements which are q hand
some Brick ard Frame Dwelling house CONTAINING
10 good and conveniently arrang ed rooms and mas
sage. and gas-pipes through the house, FMS prom
erty is handsomely located. being immediately in
Avenue. ~ VI INV
- Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in g. H. ls
ana 81 months; tue purchaser give not as for he
deferred payments. bearing interest from dsy OF
sde. Interest to be paid semi annually A deed
Bile. Aio 'nuisPuIa-
ce23-6t CprrN A..
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A. GREEN, Auct.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue ola writ of &
l eri faclas, on dgment of cOnd emnstIon lssued
from tue Clerks ofice of the Circuit Court of Ihe
District OF 60 umbla for the county of Wash nston
and to me directed, will expose to pu bic sal e. for
CASH, at the shop or j. Il, Gfeenveli OF, MARYLAND
avenue, between 18th and eth streets west on the
Island. on SATURDAY, the 9th day of January
next, is at O'Clock p. IN the following described
goods and chattels, to wit, viz: Two Portable saw
mills and Horse power Coupled, seized and levied
uPoa as the property of John A. Joplin and will be
SOLD to satisfy yudlcias No. lI2 TO January term
1883, IN favor OF James r.. and Henry :. Hally e.
John A. Joplin. w SEiDES
% t. Marshal for the District of (,oIumhs
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY Telegraph for the Evening st,,
Escape Of a Fagitive Siaye..A. a-.,,..-
Vessel Bsarded

tom f,o% pee; 2s-Ths brig william purriny.
low this mort ye.,ls, g which arrived be-
slave, who jumped overboars in m. N.s,o.
s sIonn swan van 70 L1yel Island where be ssiIed
self on board at Wilmington MIN
Ibe ong An2lo-SaIon, at this Dor, from po,,,
Prays, was boarded by a BRITISH w., s 80 o.'o
me AJsn-on the 9th Of October, in i.,Itnd. "A
north, Longitude 10 three west ana de,,1aSs ~
hour and half by an examin alton OF her ma ~.
NO harsh treatment was INDUCED in The kme,.
lean captain, however, protested against the n,o-
eed9Te as nnJustihable and contrary TO the eiist.
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The AboIi.hmen, Of ra,.,, co,s

fhILADKLPHiA, dec. 2s.-A meeting OF no
Gers was held here this afternoon for the burmese
OF considering the action Of i'm porters az cosre
Ia agreeing TO abolish tare in coffee amer ths Ist
OF January. IL was resolved maj tha,. 49,. -
yust cause Tor the proposed change and 10 ipsI,t
on tne continuance OF a tsre OF two per cent.
New York and Baltimore commi,tee On $500
to the matter o." 'eketo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-29

IN VIEW OF THE CONTINUED DEMAND
for the application of Galvanism in Tooth
extracting, wi hereafter keep the appa 49,
ratus charged perpetually, instead of the 00
morning only. 1t proves SO entirely satisfactory as
that every patient testIes 40 hedIy in Its ia
voT. T.. H. VAN PATIEN,
corner Pa. ave. and 18th ST., opposite the
de T-Sts Treasury Extenslon
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Later from Cuba, via New orl...s.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2s.-Tbe ste .nshIp Phil.
s ru Ipnla, rom Havana on the 25lh. has arrived
.uIes to the French Government 70 Intervene 10
pieNeht ehy revolutionary movement that NAV
e contemplated by the Inhabitants OF Cuba
the matter. ~ See IN
mere was good reason TO believe that n revo-
luton expected TO break out Large uunhrr,
VI Ahencshs are now In Cuba 10 aid I'm the
France does not interfere
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MARKED.
DIED,

On the morning of tina 2Ith instant. of corsump
ton. JOHN NJ. HOHMANN, OF Germany, but for
the last three years resident of this city, III the
Gath year of his age.
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The NATIONAL GUARDS give a grand soree
tonight at Island Hall. To those that have ever
attended their popular parties, it is unnecessary
for US TO say aught in commentator; to those
that have not, we would simply say that Won
ought not TO allow this occasion TO mass witbont
enjoying that pleasure.
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Arrival Of the IIIinei, from A..,,v.u

NEw YORK, Dec. 29.-Tbe steamship Illinois.
from Aspinwall, on the 10th, with Csliforpi,
dates OF the 5th instant, has arrived b,ytns %
freight 81 50O, 900 in gold 0''
sth, Tor some port on the Pacific side m Cen,,.I
America, In h. ID. NJ. steamer Vixen.
An Immense fre had occurred AZ ysln,r,,.o
oesttoying property TO the amount OF s3ieOl OF
on Whlch was an Insurance Of 81 200 600 Several
nremen lost their lives, and many others were
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THE CHRISTMAS POLICE REPoRTs-Mr. Edi-
tor The names of George and Henry Dubant ap-
pear upon the police returns on Christmas day.
IL Is proper to say that upon an examination OF
the case there was no evidence against them, and
they were promptly dismissed.
THOMAS C.. DoNN,J r.
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~ Il. DOVE & CO.
w 9ih St., a G,tO doors north of Pnap
Beg leave 10 announce to the citizens of Wash
lngton that they are now prepared TO execute IA,
orders which they may lie favored with in The
FtumBlNG. GAS or STEAM FITTING BIJ-
SlNESS. The respective branches will be under
the supervision OF skI full work from the north
where practical e1 psrience has made the ianilIn
with AL the modern improvements In fact fbe,
nave spared neither trouble nor expense to pocure
the very best woTkmen.
We invite particular attention TO our stock of
CHANDELIERS and other tias Fixtures.
strict attention., prumptness In the execution of
orders, and lar pieces induce hope for share
az public patronhge. de Z2-Iw
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FIRST WARD OYSTER HOUSE.-Tke sub
L scriber respectfully informs HISS ~
friends and the patrons that he has justXN Id
received fresh lot of OYSTERS, SNA/
whicn he is prepared to furnish to fam
llies In any Qdantlty. All persons wish-
ing Oysters for New Years day will please send in
their orders as early Rs possible.
6. COAKLEY,
de = ST. No. ga III st., bet. 2nth aud 2lst SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-29

COMMENCE the New Year with Diary; II is
useful for registering events past, present and
future, and valuable pocket companion. with
almanac, calendar, and blank leaves for kespipo
a diary for every day in the year; cash accounts
and bills payable, with neatly printed headings
DON'T be without one of these useful lille
souvenirs Shillington has them Of all sizes at
very low prices II
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WATCH RETURNS w. King, drunk and dis
orderly; fine and costs. s3I5 John Shaus hnessy.
do; do, 81 Is: w X. Cissell, do /; do, 81 u.s.
VIM; Bailey, do; do, 81 Is. Margaret Gun
ningham, do; work-hOuse W days. VIM En-
mons, do do. Mary Collins, vagrant; do
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS-Members Of Con-
siess and strangers vi, Itns the CITY should not
0tket 10 send 10 their families set OF Metzerotts
Views OF Washington, For sale st ali Book stoyeG
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n COST PRICES!

g cosT PRICES: ~
Tie subscriber, eOntempla,,nr visiting EuloSs Hn
lew months Tor the sake Of mas heath and for the
date has entire stock at cost, and Iaany kinds OF
stock possible Sefors his depsrSrs Ss
ms return 1 ne wishes ts open with an entire new
Eastern markets expressly for the trade of MssbI
h ihston. Inc following nsmed goods are mark ed
French pattern Bonnets, all styles and o.lors,
Net basQues, illusion BeIthes aud Cspes,
Embroldered Cloaks and Dresses, for Infants, lea.
Infants MernO and Satin Hoods, sfty per cent len.
PsiI sssyts HSgSs ss E:r ssss
May sinds Of WOfstsd Goods. at Fifty Fer cen, lea.
Crochet FIlIEes. all styles and ,g4litle.,
crest variety OF Cloak and Dress Fnnses and
GuIpure tuition Trimming,
GnlPure Lace, IA all style and widths,
Busle Frinr les, Basie ButtOns.
Nelye:, Sat!G. Lustr1ng, and Bonnet RitAnd., IN
w6its cStten lrIlnminss. Beltinss.
isrfa stoes oi collars, an Swiss. Cambno, Linen.
Cambfic, SWISS, MaTseilles and M lou ss,.
h heai Lace sets, Can6nc and Swiss RufAing,
Dmlty and Cambria Bands,
S ssIs p and Csmbre Edglnss and Insert nss,
Black Point Lace, all widths.
Isry fine ea.oI,nsnI Of French and Blonde Lac.
w rite and Black silk Nets and Iusiop,
Hoolnets, white and blask Sted Nets.
Lace Wells, IN all qualities,
Love and Grape Wells,
Elastic RIbands. Emhro. oA-o1 N;,h, o..
Sing ish sna dtailsn rspes. Cords and TasseI,
tons, ~ '' H'ess nut
splendid assortment OF French FIowcrs
Rs.utifai Gathers, in black, white aud oc,or,.
nhealles, Bali Chenles. for head dresses
BACK Velvet Ibands, all widths, Ufths Yert ha.,
makes, ' oo5t
Fine and stylish Head dresses
Six Mits, kId Gloves.
And ali other kinda Of goods usually kent in vou
regulated millinery and trimming store,
IL The ladies OF WASHINGTON and snrroantbn.
country vil please bear IN mind thai the aI,DSs aa
vertlseueEt IN put forth ~ good faith, "a an de
ternned 10 sell INV goods at grsats Tedu cad ncs.
llressInakIng continued rs heretofOTe anJ nm.
Sha patterns cut al moderate prices ard al Grders
Tor BonnetS, &C., will he hlleda proportIonAby low
only. A. WIiIiSN
NO S-eo2m SCentre MARKET Spaee.
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CoMMIssToNED.-Mr. c. p. Sengstsck was this
morning duly commissioned as Warden o: the
District Of Columbia penitentiary, and, we pre-
sumo, will enter on the discharge of the duties
OF the position to morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-29

HE THEATRE Mrs. Julia Dean Haynes en-
gagement at the theatre is drawing to a close
and those that have not yet seen her, should not
fail to do so Immediately She appears az Mari
an tonight, in the play OF the Wrecker,s
Daughte The afterpiece will be the Rough
Diamond ::
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BY A. GREEN. Auctionse,-

INRUS y E'S SALE BY DECREE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THS DIsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA
OF VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY.-OnTHURS
the 9th day of January, 1859, shall sell, on the
premises, at IL O'Clock m, by virtue of decree Of
the GIrcu Court. IN which the subscriber Ia an
pointed trustee, the following described property
10 wit: That handsome and spacious rane Hons
and the land attached being the late residences OF
1homhs Perkins, deceas ed, adjoining Good Hone
on the Marlboro road. about on 9 mile from the n
acostIa or Navy Yard bridge The dwelling house
10 large and conveniently ed, and has al the
Necessary out houses. The land contains about Is
acres of ground IN high state of cultivation be pg
usd Tor gardening poses. and adapted to The
growth OF al vegetables raised IN this climate.
The abOve-descrl bed property IL beautifully sltu-
6ted on an elevated and commanding postIop and
the sale will be well worthy the attention of persons
wishing to purchase hand some country seal or a. :
gage In the gardening business.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in 6 IL and
IL months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest, secured to the
satisfaction of the trustee. III the terms are rot
compiled with IN i've days after the sale the trustee
reserves the right TO resell the property the risk
and cost of the delinquent, by advertising sCch re-
sale three times in the National Intelligencer
JOHN COSTlGAN, Trustee.
de 10 eOSds A. GREEN
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Another Probable Depar,u,. q, Y,..,..

INV ORLEANS, Dec. ga suspicious look
my scnooner, supposed TO have on board a large
nunoe' OF nuonsters, went to sea Yesterday IKE
revenue cutter fred blank shot which va. nm.
s set9 py tue schooner; then a shotted pun was
escaped. ."o
Ii Is rumored that Collector Hatch "a collect,
ny large force, and has chartered a steamer 10
prevent any further departure q flibusiers, to
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NARSRAL'S ShEE.-In virtue OF avut of
lVl herr taclas issued from the Clerks ofoe of the
county OF Washington, and To me directed, shall
expose to public sale, Tor CASH, in front of tine
the 2ith day OF December, 1858, at l2 O'clock m ,
the following described Property, TO wit: All
Defendants night, htle claim and interest In and 10
Lot No. nine, 49, IN Square No. ole hundred AMI
ninety SIX, lS6, IN the city of WASHINGTON ID C.
together with all and singular the Improyenents
thereon, seized aud levied upon "a the properly Of
Francis A Dickens and Will be sold 10 satisfy Ju-
psrd. J. D. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
no S0-dts
H The above sale is postponed until Thursday
January 6, 1859.
j. ID. HOOVER, Late Marshal
dS d for the District of Columbia
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The WAY OF TRASsGREssORs Is HARD."-Fol-
low the oou nsel and heed the advice contained in
the work Human FraIlty, or Physiological Re
searches" threats of the evil effects of early abuse
and indulgence, Is embelllshed with elaborate col
oIed enEravlngs portray every feature and phase
OF disease exposes the faacy OF he mary modes
adopted for the cure of local as well Hereditary
aLadieS, and gives the only safe and Ina lible rem
edy Tor expunsng trace IF the virus from the
system. Sold by DIR. Barrow, l57 Prince ST., New
YORK. Prloe Is cents. Sent Tree. de 2l-w4w
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
the PhIladelphIa Confectionery, corner 18th and r
streets. lcs Cream and Water Ices 80 cents per
quart. de I6 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-29

THE HON WIN. o. GoODE, Of the House Com
mittee on the District Of Columbia, who is so
well and favorably known to our citizens for his
active zeal In ought pertaining to the interests Of
our citizens before Congress, is in regular daily
dltehaahce al the House Committee room, new
oulIaibg, al III O'Clock, a. m, where citizens of
the District DESTROYS Of consulting him officially
Will always find him prepared to receive them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-29

SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
Our assortment of artic es for emil emen's Ward
robe and Toilet use Is complete. viz
Gentlemen's Robes de Chambre,
Do. Travelling Mauds.
DO. Dressing Cases,
DO. Walking Canes,
DO. Pocket Handk erchiefs,
Do. Kid Gloves, DO.
In fact great variety of articles of real excel
lence, suitable for presents.
BuylDg exclusively for cash, and wishing 10 in
crease our cash sales, offer the best goods the
lowest prices al STEVENS
de 2-6t Sales Room. Browns Hotel.