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.HkAvF lsxSp sALRs-y Crockett Harrison h.,
sold 900 acres ofrlshd lying IN Takeweli county
Va. to MIR. Sheppafdsoh, q New York city. rs,
the sum Of $1,000. John N. Noryell has sold
the Nelson county line, contsining SO acre.. q,
e5O.0OO.s The purchasers sre Nert6esn 1entlesneg,
who win work the place Tor - suppossa mineral
wealth. - n al 4 E@f'1l y Tn -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

IL On Sunday, sermons were delivered In
by Rev d. Cheevef, in The Church Of the Pull
bans. aud BY Rev. H, II. Blair, In the Charles
street Church. Dr. Cheever's theme was 81 The
s,crednsn and safetyof the pursuit Of principle
above all expediency." The latter palliated but
did not Improve Brownie conducts 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

III Another wax shepherd aprssrs In IN,
person Of ksy, Mr.. Miner, Of RinIn2iy, Conn
who was attacked some time since and nearly
Killed by Othnisl Russell. q returned CaliforntS
Mrs Russell. Miner has confessed his ana r.
!adyS guilt and has left for parts unknown. leay.
Ing wife, 6r or four children, and disconso,
l'te congfegation In Chestnut Hill Village. -.
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IL The steapee Champion we taken upon the
ways at Huhtef's Point near New va rs, -.
night, when TIE body Of Mr.. Steele Who lcst IA
HE ~ the accident vas dIscovefed ~ one Of ~
cabin berths. His REMAND have he6n forwa,dsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

IL Recent advices from the coast Of Attic,
stale that the recaptured Africans cent out in tie
Niagara were doing well Many of them are
placed In respectahle families and al Of them are
The Rebecca, ffom New Orleans, had landed IN
Liberia ~ colored persons made free by the win
Of the late John McDonogh. The Mendi, Of New
York. had also brought out ~ colored emiprants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

IL The steamship Baltic len New york. ON
Snurqay, with 90 passengers for California
The steamer Northern Light len at the sarne houI
Win large number, also for California or Tie
EUROPEAN sfeapaens, the Kangaroo took out go for
Liverpool and The Ocsaa Quesn lao for South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

TIKI MAMMOTH BALLOON CoLLAPsEp.-On Sun
day, the testing Of the balloon having been CON-
pleted IN Professor loves satisfsction he suffered
the gas to escape. The total quantity rextstered
on the dials Of the metre Is 20 400 feet The Pro.
lessor says he was impelled to permit the gas TO
He says that when he il ready Tor the TRIP he win
complete the Imitation In twelve hours. There
was not alasge number Of visitors on the ground
this morning. IN. II. Exprtss. ll5ts ssis-e -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

IL The musical event Of the week in New
FORK Is 70 be the Sclian vespers, at the academy,
which has certainly been got up with great care
win be sustained by Colson, Brign6d, Junca and
ferrf. The cost Of Bringing out the opera Is pus
down at el50.0O0. II viii be a ma9ni fcent Affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

The disappointment concerning the Great
sasserns Visit has been ssfious injury 70 Port.
tand, :ays the Argus. Much has been expended
and the crowd Il would draw, which viii ~ :
partial or total loss. II he's also had the eject ID
delay and enbasfass businefs transactions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

IL Madame Grisi and Mario, while playing
at Madrid In the opera Of Norma, have been fof
the second time 30 hooted and pclted by groups
placed In the upper galleries Of the theaffe that
Che performances was stopped and Madame Grisi
tainted. = =
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pton QktYehr1k, O1f>61;, &c I'm 80
land mall, with San Fancisco ds1es q Tie 1llh
nit, has arrived at 81. Louis.
Great psepnFattons are making 10 receive Gen.
scott All the milie1sy csmpanies and soldiers
In The Mexican war would meet him on his arri-
val and Ucort him through the city, while all
sl.:ses g ne people wsre Preparing 70 pay him
The a(iisou ! cleppsn5ng 4 Co., mall q :.
tsctors Qety(co EsIi fossio ard Salt Lake, ~
attached heik steck - other property for d.
sooun4uH = o9o,00o II wns feared that ~
u1ils we6ld he3uspea1e1 erom this cause.
The Ia cousscs .1Pt the snte wee q
IN the beds Of the stsesps wepe gathering Hch
Oregoa dates are TO the 9Th Of october Fiv(
hundred and Afty emigrsnt wagons nd arrived
at the Cascades, WsshihRt0a Territory.
Advices from Capt. Wallen's Salt Lake expedi.
expeditiens snneunce The good hsulth and con
hsd rendeGed greet service 10 The emiRyants On II
route. The indians were quiet
British Columbia dates are % October TO- Every
| thing was quiet AZ ean Juan- The British Colo
mist says Il was currently repsstsd that new Gov
| ernor, ngmed Howe, may be shortly expected.
The shipments Of gold from Victoria In Septem
i Der amounted TO fl10, 900 sss 30
The miners on Fraser sriver were doing well
Business It San FfznciSco was slow. There wa
| little doing from nrst hspds, except by auction
SALES Of India goods that way were quite heavy.
/ Provisions were dropping. Crushed sugar va
lie. Pei pound. Coffee WIS more buoyant. Cun
dies were inactive Domestic spirits were 1ifmer
/ Spirits turpentine was 81 per gallon.
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fnx FATE OF JoKs Bxowx---The Richmoud
EnqsirR e yesterday has an sditosial announcing
podsively thnt Brown cannot hope for the inter
ference Of Gov wise with his sentence, and con-
Guiding thus sksA go s'ssgssasf'A aaas; -
az joha Brown, In the opinion of any persons,
be net nne, We hope they VIII not fail 70 Institute
prscesdiags for tbs trial Of the fact Of sanity II
thee peesous who now profess to believe him In
sane arr snceFe fhey WIN not fail 70 institute the
1sesssy Psssssssaiass Az 1sPss q s1sssss:
shswn, Ma executive, II be had the disposlcen,
has sss fhs porsr.n SAT- go -
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tons take place In Massachusetts,, New York. New
Jersey and Wisconsin. County elections also take
place In Illinois and Michigan Yesterday, q
Governor, Congyessmen and nnembefs fthe Legis-
New York will be an exciting Que. Both the
Democrats and Republicans have full tickets in
the field, but portion Of the American party have
nomnated an equal proportion Of the ticketso Of TIE
two st-named parties. The election Is for State
officers except Governor) and Legislature. On
Massachusetts and New Jersey Governor Is to be
chosen. @a.4stt~ Z. ~ y tfi'si e - i Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

UctThe New York Post Gays that q leading
Democratic politician, promipent in the late re-
form movement IN baltimore, has sent letter.
requesting copy Of The laws for the regulation Of
the Metropolitan police Of New. York city, and
stating that IL is in contemplation, now that the
Depocfafs have control Of the MARYLAND Lepisls-
ture 70 change the Baltimore police system on the
model Of that Of New York, 'vtF q %
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u Fred. Douglas has written letter In which
ne bids farewell 70 America, states that be 10
about To depart for England In order to escape an
arrest on charge Of treason. Of which be been
appFehcnsive sincethe Hafper,B Berry outbeeak,
and approves the opportunity to deny I'm the nosi
positive terms. that he ever contemplated afer
belllon against the Government 50 - -.
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TEE ConN cnop .-I'he Cincinn.i5 P,ice ca.
rent 9ys ssoue advises from the country reupet
ie cora crop good, and the yiela excellent. ma
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i
|HENQTICE-THE NATIoNAL qua 8
sIf BsiAYsc's a !ns 2 thssf . Sss
bcs 81, The fctessaIstIs 49, ses
- W. s,7.7S :; :; :, :: ;. q aoe Sc
~ teeye % lnGswH our onat N 3 Z fisst -
tbsn q 49,, e sErss@s1t p y g Elss NOW
Cider ~. hsif . dpllar. Any . SBiSN. saa
gxv..n....... 49, ,..CnAes fBTE6S.~ -
!. .-..r4 VII Nox q ~. mos IL
Ur3p =, :. ~ CONFECTIONERY.
ansaE. ~ y. - e. ~ lcEe lsssisssd ~
8 S. pI|s:; 4 - isssi
sslssr: "a 49, lisssssss ssn1s Issss5s;
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1l1Fc99f P6 N q y Z Fzsa75i6I ].
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90 ~ If & 49, 80 VI sEtt4
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~ The steamship Cahawba, at New York.
ffom Havana, with dates to Oct 30, brings word
that the embarrassing order issued in August re-
guifihg consular certificates to accompany mani,
fesn OF cargo, has been suspended, 20 far as II
rebates to the American steamers. A conspiracy
among the military at Matanzas had been discov.
cred, and the partfcip pants arrested. The objects
Of the movement were not made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

LITTLE Peiho correspondent Of the Journal Of
Commerce, speahing Of the carriage o. .sboxn In
vhich Miaistes wrrd was conveyed through the
cosntg o. his way to Pekin, says:
aThere was one REGULARITY IN the construction
Of the vehicle from which our own dfaymen might
derive . hint favorable to their own interests az
wen - 70 their hosses' comfort and service. From
the top Of the carriage, and In . Hne with II, an
swutng projects ox9 the whole 1euQth Of the mule.
resting. on the shafts, thus protecting the poor
mule 8om the fervof Of the sun, al wei an the oc-
cupaho e The eauiage he draws. ;, -
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s ~ All the newspapers spell the name Of the
town In Kansas where Brown formerly II ved--or,
rather where he tried TO lve-inccrrectiy, and
hardly any two papers use the same orthognphy
IL should be written Osawatomie. The name ],
not that Of an Indian tribe a. many suppose but /,
made from the names Of the two rivers on which
the town Is located, namely, the Usage and ths
Potawatomie. =, =, -
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III AyAtAv0 ~
~~s> 81
WA4xIIHGT0M Gyxys
lUESoA xs>>s.s.r.rss... 80 2. - e
----------------
50 apirts q the Mernkn2 RReee. -
The cssaisssss., BY aid q TIE Lawrence Hss-
lines, tsess the Harpfs Ferry insursscaen 70
ksnns, szKning that it-w1s legitims1s cease-
lsen's ~ sA'' -''-ss.S ss's-s's1 :. ~ ~
'oty. - ze9.2 = e1a 9 ~ q Z 10 - :
fhs istsHsg1e~ connenco TIE pubiicsdep q
s '.s. - .s..ss. ~ - - = =
w. -. - safs
49, :. , - --.-,---. a. !.
U[ fne icoe y TIE Me-. 0ssss1 ~ -. 1 =.
-.
nrFrorn - uubIi.hsss. Luthef Tucksf 4 Son,
Az - - - sasnisuhas ssIllusnsAsd
Annual Rsgise9 q knsal 4 naln Ios 49, v
rwndeIl PhiIiip, Of Boston, came near
mo.5. s1n1ss islsnd, e sceoent e t. ultsa abo-
litiea ssaulmsnb expsesed By Hin IN lecture
there s !. - - sTss3. : ssfts 49, a.
,~x q - |. - - - -.-z,.-,. -.
" 49,. A. - - pss.l.Aa ies1a
written y osswssomie Hrown - Quahessoin
49, $50, -. - - ~.
srcrss- 80 :. - s~'-.,s - ~. 49,.
VIM u nanfy skih ana toseslgnk, Dus ins1su
that he took up ssms In sighfsoss cssss. and ex-
ira
-. - - : -
@The N. Y.Tdbupe scouh the idea that
Benes cannot ahold his hoses'-Lmtsra asd
Lazy w oodfun-ano ess 70 Employ pro1eoaonai
onssr. fhe Inosns ayE 49, g
rnefe - nos IN M fork mgee docus span
- - 80 ssIs5x 49, y 49,. - -. 80
Of tkeir nd without di1acuitv or DANCE. a.
- ------ q .ss5s {
TIE PAT. % JoHS BrowN.-The Richnond
knqstr9 e yesterday has an editosisl announcing
Po~aneiy tmt Brown cannot nope iof tue inser-
ference Of Gov Wis with his sentence, and con-
III Jeha Brown, In the opinion ofany persons,
% - ass, xe eSPe ~ vi, ncs ia ~ % aas.''nss
thsss 1900 who new MOTE to believe hin In
sane srS sncess fhey WIN not fail 10 institute the
necenafy psseeedinRs Al hopes g srgsfirs
C. sss 49, e 5000 e "a 'os, a. We have
Ses az "a po.css.n :" - -. - s'A
80 - .----- af.rEs
OThs Peiho correspondent Of the Journal Of
Commeiss, sPeahins OF the carriage % ''eox" In
vnscA Aiaisses Wrrd was conveyed through the
cosnt5 "a his way TO Pekin, says:
aThere was one peculiarity ia the construction
Of The vehicle from which our own dfaymen might
derive hint favorable to their own fnterests az
ven - - their hesses' comfort and service From
the Top of the carriage, and In . Hne with II, an
sw.s.g Prcjsstsesa the whole leseth Of the mule,
ne re-. =. ns'Sg Sph.ad ~ wssdsn ssasns hions
mule BON the fsryof Of the sun, 2. wen a the oc-
eupenn e the cauiage he draws. - - -
---------- eeF5.r.
EDtfo1 Sim article Appeared in your
evsning edition Of Yesterday refative to a dim
culty whieh secured at safcoxie. No. between
the Rev. J. w. Moseiey and Dr. A. Wilson. In
justice e ne ftisnd. ana family o. Nj. N !, ask
lowing explanation The shooting occurred on
the 1sf Of 0cspber, (iastead Of Ncsember.J ana
snly resulted in hssh wound from which the
wounded man has recovered. Mr. N. immsdl-
quitisd BY Tie ezaisininT cent. Great sympstSy
Il feftby the rommuufty for Mr- :, a. he was !
young man sfirrepseschst,s character, an upright
christian gentiemaa; and was beloved and re-
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s -; sasas. WAITS. bas ssi1g
C0ACaMANWANTED-oa wac uncer.tands
onmsads Apply % Ssy ssd To- S nc S i Tss-
Ey,a to- elhs': ssrass Pc sveaas and sss street.
~ Ii0N q s.oE o. g wash and iron. Appiy q
500 1th street, betveen II and l. "a.
W.NTEp-ey . protestant yop.s sIrya-
mo = 20 e vess ss
o. SaWey.st No 9as ,Ita street, bstvesn street
WANFED-Aa excellent COOK h.yirs served
n.tApp;y At corner of ? and 18th stroess. u,
WANTED-As STEADY and competent AINTER
~ to DO plain hsuse painting N the county four
apply 3. the Star ofScs oosnts1. '' no 4
WANrEDAA SITUATION ty . young firi
sdAisss . Eots 70 c. r, star Once, and she vill
WANTkD.--A sitaation for . SLAVE GIRL,
vs!i yen capable, iiksy and strictly hon.s
q the oHes q the Gas Light Company. noise
WANTED.Tvo NURSES. one Tor child y
~ months obi the other 20 take thu esrs OF. and
q age To ;uoh, psrua aent sitpstiop and rocd
fsSor Face 18th e
WANTED-A PURCHASER for the Hcase-
w hold and hi.ohsn Furniture tneariy newt in
:e'T' Is ass:i &: g.
- =, :. -. ro-s Omce. no 1-e St
WANTED IMMEnlATEI.Y-ror snt for Or
DwELLySS oon..,UiHf FgER S ~ oss SSbSK
and situated between i4th and 18th streets west and
a ssa I'll north; Apply TO POLLARD WEBB: No.
GiKLs wANTED-Ons to cook and sssist
work And 70 as.isf In the waskins and rnnins the
other hrst rate -amxtreao, and do I1e nj wotk
N me family. Beat recommendations required.
WhSNTEEEg TO PURcgAsE;.:s..sn, SER:
slees. IN essh, VIII be pax. sAddsess Box sos.
Slp P0st Once. -.-..al - - -...i.I no 5-lv'
TRACHERS-Au experienced Professor hear
sd,i ar nsEh tsstimonsals, desires . SCHOOL or
AXE A2sstosL charge IL dssirsds Address n. B..
70; 2y2 "a svenns. Or can ~ O'clock .. M -
WAiN.rTsEg-,Byr tesgsstable American girl .
lsyoslTCATIoNa A. salesvogal in . store. Good
ssce9 ,s sivenn required Address Box
10 SAr Omcc.. - -. :. = GO "
~ bOLEARs II LvEs' and oUAk sTiSH
ssss % S sna taSs NJ aSasses
sveuue. Silver Tea Sets. Urns. Pitchers 6oblets
Cups. and ell other articles Of standard SivsF-u1rs
at.hort notice: lss ~ - n. D. HOOD :
VVANTED-Half Store on PeunsvIvsula Ave-
w nue., north eide, between eth ard fsth streets
s sssSas al to sisst eassSS Issrs, @ sn,
70 pa pS SS =:
sddress for further infOrmssion, note to 'sc W.
Cest ossco. - d-od
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GQ nEWAaD-e traysd ar stalsn liom thseor.
W. @os2 q ne ts'asd. psss ~ hsiSk. -
GAkEs oss co bsy.s yess; "a .ssd in42H
- ofsfs : 1911 xhIss stsE gn hsr fSoa. .Tks
u s1ody6gtora Mao, and hasd 90 esfok W. ~
ivin gye the above reward for their reSn1seS -
cCAeSrss9fyl Gre Ger. corner Of "a and % sfrssfa
iemn.s Nssnnsson. NC. eakF aoSStS7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

nrThe Bosom Adj ana Dee pablIshes lettsu
written By Osswasomie BROWN 70 Quahessn In
Rhode Iaaand, ffom whom be had received asym.
psthisisg letter. Brown sttributss his deent TO Z
wasn't q military skili and foresight, but insistl
that he took up srms In Fightsous csnss, and ex
pfe6ses his arm conviction that hin motives wer<
1usk - {. - ...ssl's - {. 49, -
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CAPT. JoAx BRovh's wnE.--Mrs. Mary A.
Brown. wife OF Captain brown, now under SEN
tence Of death in Charlcstown, Va, arrived In
this city yesterday morning, from Philadelphia,
lutendfnG to start for Harper's Ferry In the train
this morning. In the course OF the afternoon,
however, she received despatch ffoan the North,
phis, and she len again for her home In the even.
Ing train She Is about fhirty-ave years Of age,
VERY tall and masc uline, and was evidently in
great distress Of mind A letter from Charlestown,
published In the New York Tribune, gives the
probable reason Of her reform. II sayS that de
spatch from Boston was received there on Satur.
day morning by Mr.. Sennott. IL said, g John
browns Wife wishes 70 go on and see him. Can
swered aiirmati yels; but, when the matter wa
mentioned TO Brown, he directed that this mes
sage should be immediately sent, "Do not, fo
Gods nke, come here now. John Brown .'i-BaH
I,u<r;eds 1900 ffsFtf- 49, ~
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0!be Frederick ohseqnies which we've "a
poaea antil Sunday next, in eonseque,ce a ne
ss<ece d Ne orator Of the occasion "A msexing
., Ensias Company No. %, was held on Frid.y
Hr ~ -, AZ Which = leuss Of sympsthy from ne
=: =. DouEias yHs read 6ouG SfxtY 1re
1917 are expected % psrticipats In the ohse-
qu'es; 70 pesyeht riot on Satuidav nishf ~ fhe
~ - ~ Issstre grand tabIeaa illustrative
49, fhsee Erzs In the IIfs Of !. Hj,-rs.. . ;;
-. -, ios ne ara time, was withdfrwn Il
- ,eaee q the police an{hosifies. - fher hsd
- - - tos hnends q The decsas<d Sena-
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ODD FELLOWS H Az f = v,oy-. -,
WILL PosITWELYcLosE ON rHUasDxY.
DR.,E.BEALKss D
+ .ts.g 80 WONDERFUL ~ 1910
PANoPTHCQN OF INDIA
sEPOY REBELLIONg
$1,000 es,cyai essasa.d Iosi. Nsyslsox.
Sisjsfs 9ss.. rie.s... |; III. Rsssf VA asaG -
E ss e: r r.s &c ei P,,... -. ~ ...s's
Dr. BALE respectfully snnossces that No srst-
sss si sss ssS .siss es s 81: IL
y ~ ecnPo. q brs.sifal repres utafirns oi csis
sf sSs .n sfss ls.
nn, salivsssa With sAippsns. Arm Ga.
80 shis.si., VIA ~ he ssIioss ana
'S sst.. sss ss sss &. q
tcspeh degree ina sss- VIII DO any min, s.s..ls.
While it afords pl.assre, amsssmf NJ - ia
sse ed s .es &c 5Psad K. .: s.s
7" having crirlnatet " the fsftiie braIa 80
Nom ~ is sssfs sssf Ssaivx; Ks =
saS se,ai 'si s.i seS cay tsd
are sreanesd psltssr ~ faSspssssc,ea' nor ass
ss.ss,s az ss s1s RI
TEMPT BIZ. E,s. of sLs ssrssl ssfy;es, and tie
.Gy sts,a = q sSs Ss::: sss
~ Ths En.st,sinrsstv win be ,eoom,..i-d !, -
=, i e, ssnlsnss Ssseis
,Eshibinon. every ais Il Il " srs Tuesday s,d
wTr ;eEs s ssss.: I. e,s.ss
pALMER's MUSICAL EVENINGS. -
MR.. w. HENRY PALMER g. "a
I'd lAs the honor TO Announce that he Grsf saf
MUSICAL Entertainmentfor the Season
WIN be given atfke - - - I.
a5,s On sATURDAYEvENiNG ,Nsv. Is. -.
3D. sconmsnsias s's o'ssssh Sssssssly. = s
nssEasEsr rEs SIafSs 5I.t ). 80, o.
mis - the sninsnt Easlisk Tenor.
HERR MAaEs. sss ssss..sss yio,i,i,, -
P1i II aissiE.i ,sss s Fsr::
ys.s: FIFTY sE "a & ,ss : :s:: Va ~
bsls sslemees. scefssi era. 80 Pa Pa ss ss
m on fgesSsy. Nov. an. 80 = '-''' ' '' N
may .Rs 5, SSks p Ella ii:a f e the
l MsFaIMSa :; !. .ss ..r.s.s .o.s.cs
eestabishmsst Of Periodical Coaesrts tsreSrhsss
va.ss ys, . .ss
se... ss'
precarsd in the sosnsy. " 'ns 0ss' 'a'eI' 70 10
,J Ersm tke am9-s entire sbssas. Of reers.ns. in
seEs To- . . Ssssi u a. s: ss
sass z. sseyss I. tks i.Igs eiss only Enssss
esisbetrd 1isees. vocal ana InsttW< ~ III fsr
-, iS .hcfsS4slns estertaianssuta. 81 whom Mr.
se.ar Is fss e es,s s.shesis of.n,ss AZ si
pHILH RMONdc Halle
49, Nrs. Cecilia Younss s..s
GRAND coMPLINENTARY CONCEAL.
~ssr,., .THURsDlY. Nsrssmbsr nsA. ! u : -
,s es m.ios Seoaaan I'll be Rerfernsd ths punsl-
With . fsI orrsattEfysg ~ ZION. .,saS...,
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| 49, Hrs. Cecilia Younxs s !.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT, 7.
! ~sly.f.,.s .THURSD<H Nsrsmbsr lffk. : N ! -,
pie gems or Gas dn's Chef q 'dssre. -, ss'se'-
v;,h THE CITATION, $50. =.
sndS - amateur singers Of washIns tor. stdsr
Adm, ! GEORGE FELIX BENKERr. Ess. = ~
W. Sssts can be sscsrd at TIE nasie st.e:: q
mSsnsas no extrs charge for securius
To commences at O'Clock. nos0
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e E 49, TIT ~ psstpsasmsle 4 tks
@ 1cs q n:eh " the ssq1irsnenis of &c 6oo,i a
s ~ her eva uinhished eoo{ ~. ~
49, e y Hslysesd e sees4 - Sc skip
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49, xc1nemen, fnciudlnr ~ ch.ss.
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- ) = 80 e :. 4 49,, sesss e.
- 500 ~ =: : - 81 =.
fzsifl s.s,es zeI 80 t4f tlil. 81 "a u
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

TxBRlnLK Loss or Lrrr-The /. ive,noo, n. A..
Pod, q the 9Th uIt, publishes iateIlcc.ce -!
eavea - .. ne previous night that : splendid
VEL s sss shiP eeysl Charter, from Anstrsiis,
Nd upwards Of tour hn.S,syS near , Esngor She
- eely N were sai1 70 have been sssed AZ
- 80 hs9 million sssslisg IN gold a. b.,3
~ - 9nasf took place wa .nes knos1 -
oSeal e6oHocdys storm dong he coast- sfs~re
~ eome hope that The loa cflffe had been erss..
gsr.ee9 sene bodies were being wsshsd sshors
VIA u second we cent "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

rnIx -O4 Saturday, MAYOR Henrv - nnnhDrl-
pn.e .ece!vsd inforsnafi6n that de sssdf rh.s<
c1CauoHhu st<cet-e plaeeof n~.t -
~ $3.50 O. sanAey evenisg fer . seeni.r 49,.
70 ne manager comunnjcakion seffinc e-sS
sse ulegaiify Of such display, snd 81 $500 -
NJ oefesm1nation e. prevent y " force NJ
20 se2s4 nersxess va tskn q NJ ,uyors letter.
pronhse1 yhea ne pelics sppeuped, sFrs1esl -
% s~e g he sfisebss, aud tiosed he SalShliSS.
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tSes Tssf Pase.J


tSss fsssf PareI
sa kR y 4. f ;4.s 10!
G .s ss s ma veg
y! iIs5 York :Tsas e; Sc AZ
EuRAI sHED HOUSE II O RV 2 ENT-In
es asis rs. ~sief and .sa iea
&c ssf9s!si's Ion
EQR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE Ca ioth st J,
= osSwesn and Il an good order. The rent win
fff,Gs ssss oSlu .as y
DRIyATE sALE.-One excsiIsnt three-storT
10 sss Sss. SsaS ana Z l aSs%:
Island. Tsrmss One third cash hai ance In + p 81
Asss on i sss ss:. nee nom al lns'% No
viii tLs pistcs 81 riaes tncIsdsd, J .lts,.
.s sisss Ia .s hoss .or
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~ ycars He u hood saitsr and q rysers- ~,
s,I. feL ESsk:f isieiaasioa. ss a xs Ss.
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Fen s&LR-,LoT no. " 90 y, ia square no.
'f 81 assiss @Es i;i NO. sa g:
EOR RENT TAres ANAL HOUsEs. on Cs,itoi
a HILL Apkty 70 sD.A. WATTERSfON,I 60
FOR sALE--A tvo-stoFy bsict HOUSE on r,
street, beewcen .l<th and lSsh streets,l vsfh q
"a ssSs s. ss.m xs S ;ss :Ic
NQTICE.Can b essainsd BY applying to Mr..
IN: a; J0aNs0N. on sti street Sstsesa :,
nl.n q Rooms. With or Without Boaid. no w.
FOR RENT-A SUIT OF ROOMS, vsry CON
fss siss s5aE S. s. sas House
NOV .yAcANT AND For RENT-Ths
- secona storY oibyoyl stone BUILDING Sos
- street. II 70 Odd Fellow Hal, Is no beinS
1ueQ up Tor baa, partlea. Airs and can Be rent
"a y wy low retsS The third snd fourth stories
ere also secent. on4 o9n - rented o. a.
9eshef Qf III nc three stories 20 psrmo1Suf I'm
9nt, or ler meeelngs Of any Kind. fnQulre on TIE
Rleemlses er ~ Ne SO strest, bef1eep eth sad |
EQR SALE On kXCaANGE--A small Pam /
80. sos sHef2ysa ciP property. knqnirs Miseoeril
svenee, No. 2 md s.s9is : -. sszs9 30 s-eoSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

rWssdell PhiElip, Of Boston, came nesl
bsiRe mebbsd, q Friday evsaing, 1t Port Rich
mod. so6ss Eslsnd, q sceoent q u ultsa abb
liasa ssauaenb expsened By hin In eetur'
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- SSOx - ~ has commcpocd &! ola1s66 e.
sboFs s rssss essss2G. = 49, & :
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osDERKp Prof, Hubbard has bean ordered "a
she National Observatory At wsshinston.