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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
Political Items.

The election Of members of the lie gislature Of
south Carolina and for members Of Con yress took
place on Monday and Tuesday last The con-
test, Judging from the papers, Is purely one of
personal merit, all the candidates having Wed
with each other in pledging their adhesion to a
single absorbing issue-that Of sssecessionr from
the Union In case Of Mr. Lincoln's election In
the city Of Charleston the contest must have been
quite animated. That city 10 entitled to twenty
members In the lower house Of the State Leyisla.
tnre, and we observe la the sCourier no less than
twenty two distinct tickets for those places
The Philadelphia Evening Journal, Bell and
Everett paper, invites the attention Of southern
readers to the fact that the political sentiment
which has Just ,Predominated in Pennsylvania is
not the "hePubiicanism" which prevails in New
England and In the Northwest Economical
questions growing out the ''tar'' rather than the
slavery" question controlled the result The
same paper expresses the opinion that Mr. Bell
from his known views upon the former of these
questions, could carry the State against MIR
Lincoln II the friends Of both Mr. Breckenridge
and Mr.. Douglas would withdraw their electoral
tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

III The New York World thinks that the
fardy contamination Of the long pending coalition
in that State will hardly break the effect OF the
republican victory IN Pennsylvania suIl, !,
adds that journal, discouraging as the Pennsyl.
Tania news Is for the fusonists, they will make a
vigorous resistance, like a beieaguered garrison
that has been driven to its last citadel. In the
Southern States one hundred and twenty votes
are eertsin against Mr.. Lincoln, and II the thirty
nve votes OF New York can be added to these he
IL defeated This Is the last hope Of his oppo.
nents aud they are likely to cling to it with the
energy Of drowning man clutching at the LAS
fragment OF wreck All the Interest of the cam.
Paign now concentrates in New York;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12
SPIRIT of tue msrnins Press.


The Cosstifrtion, under the head Of "Willful
Misrepresentation" says:
In q report Of a speech recently made by Mr.
Douglas, at indianapolis, we find the following
statement
"' tell you that day the whole power of Mr.
Buchanan's Administration Is being welded for
Lincoln In every free State Of this nion Orders
have gone from ~ shirgton to Ind ana and o hio
the same as w-nt to Maine, to have the Federal
ornce-holders vote the republican ticket 1t the
approaching State elections; and the reason they
do not run separate State ticket at the same time
they run sspsrate Presidential ticket is that III.
intend to vote directly for the Lincoln cand ates
for State officers
We take 1t tor granted that the report Is cor
rect, and that Mr. Douglas really used the above
language. To say that the assertion Is gross
misrepresentation, entirely destitute Of shadow
OF foundation, Is the mildest language that can b.
employed In regard to it. We knor and can,
therefore, speak posit yely, that no instructions
or Indirectly, secretly openly, to any Federal
orn"er, In Maine or anywhere else as to how he
should VOTE; aud we also learn from reliable
authority. that the Federal officers in Maine boil
voted aud used their influence for Mr. Smart the
defeated candidate for Governor. We know that
such was the opinion Of Mr.. Smart himself and
that be 80 statrd la puOlic speech subse1 uent to
his defeat. We, therefore, authositatively and
unequivocally pronounce the above statement of
Mr. Douglas to be untrue, and made with full
knowledge Of its untruth -
The IHtsIIigsneeT holds the democratic marty
responsible for the present political antagonism
between the North and the South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

THk SrArH ELEcrIoNs.-From additional re-
Sums received from the elections in Pennsylyania.
Ohio and Indiana, there appears to be no doubt
that the Republicans have majority In each of
The three States- They claim about % 90 majority
In each OF the States II Pennsylvania and Ohio.
and 500 10 1O,0OU In Indiana. The Democrats
nave probably gained four members OF Congress
IN oh'o, and one or two In Pennsylvania. The
Indiana delegation appears to sand as before.
1ne hsPaoiican majority In Psnnsyivania year
Ego was F3V on one candidate, and Is, 3i2 on
AhO'hef- ia OHIO the Republican majority for
governor year ago was Il, 236. la Indiana two
-" ago 'nsfe wasa Democratic majority Of SCI
Fne Ie" Legisi1tuf Of Pennsylvania is over
whslmingly RtpuLf can. The sen,t. .nn.s,.
% stand ~ to 9; the House apou, as n az =, -.
haps 20 to 81.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

IMPORTANT Instructions RELATIVE TO CLAIM.
ANTS TO MINES IN NEW nExICo-The Commits
soner Of the General Land Office (Hon. Jose oh
to the u. 3. Surveyor General at Santa Fe New
Mexico, respecting mines. Parties had presented
TO the Surveyor General papers claiming mining
rights In virtue OF " denouncementn The COM
missioner refers to the mining system of old
as ansferring to Mexico after her separation from
the parent county. in which rights were admitted
by the Mexican Republic to work the mines upon
"discovery' or announcement, He shows tina,
that system 10 not recognized by the laws of the
United States, and orders the Surveyor General to
observe the policy which obtains In California al
not extending subdivisional lines Of survey over
either the mineral lands lands unit for cult
vation. He instructs the Surveyor General tina,
his duty in regard to claims is restricted to the
reception Of such only as are lawfully received
fom Spain aud Mexico prior to the acquisition
OF the country by the United States, and the re-
ception Of donation claims under the laws Of the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

III That valuable aud popular family Journal
the WEEKLY STAR. full as usual OF Meuopohun
news ard yossip, and choice literary reading, Is
ro~ on our counter ready for delivery to the pub
lie Embraced In Its entertaining contents are the
following articles:
The Beauties 81 Nature-an original poem; Nv
Wife and a very interesting domestic story
Changes bis Dortor-a very amusing sketch;
Table Manners; Rev. John Hersey;
We have been Friends Together--a poetic gem;
Capture and Execution Of Gen. walker-full
particulars By an eve witness and others; Sent
to state Prison for Life for Committing r p~;
The Pixies Peak Gold Diggers; The Winans
Steamer; Ef-' p
Hospitals; Freaks Of a Maniac-he oscar pes
from lunatlc ass lum, marries a rich widow,
and buys block Of buildings; Napoleon iii.
at the Birthplace Of the Bonaparte Family;
Tea BrsLds and their Meaning;
Loves Decay poem; New YORK Fashions; The
scoid Cured; Dow's Alphabetical Advice; A
Sermoni The way History Is Written; Soften
Ing Of the Brain; Ten Years imprisonment Tor
Arson; The Great Eastern; The Baltimore
Municipal Election;
Movements of the Prince CT Wales-bis arrival
and reception in Richmond his arrival and
departure from Baltimore, his reception in
Phiiadelphis, IL A ustria and the Late King
Of Naples, Political Beggars; A Republics n
stump Speaker Robbed Of over 81 $50 on thu
Cars;
Narrow Escape OF the American Vice Consul a,
Damascus; A Syrian Call for Relief; The late
great wide-Awake Demonstration in New
York; Mr.. Buchanan Writer for the
Ledger; Excitement In the Billiard W orld;
The irsurrectiOnsry Plot In Virginia--sevtral ar
rests made-inipOItaEt developements Fatal
Accident to a Child on a Street Railway ia
Baltimore; Our Rio Graude Correspondence
The Anti iincola Fusion I'm New ORE; Carl
baldt in America; The Pittsburg Boiler Ex
plUsior; Distinguished Foreigners ia America
A Political Lecture ny PioGs Wife-a very
amusing curtain lectur-; The Orangenen and
His.prI. a nc HpraX
Political Jeu D'esprit; Arkansas Affairs
execution If h. rse thieves A r ailroad n ovelty
Hearing In Large Churches;
The Prince Of Wales In Waslington-full par
tcniafs OF bis sojourn here, his nip to Noun,
Vernon, departure for Richmond, &c &c
Meet ngs OF the ckson Brec kinridge) Dem
ocratic Associations; Base Ball Ma'ebss Ex-
animation on Charge of Bigamy; Meeting
of tie Teachers ASS ciatioD;
The Election RI turns Excitement on Tuesday
Night-scenss at the different club roerns; A
Short Honeymoon; Broken Heads and Blood,
Noses The Negro Excitement In Virginia.
quiet restored;
The Late Stite Elections; A Police Divorced
from Politics Significant; The Alleged Chi
riqui Coal Mine;
Department News; Editorials; Washington New,
and Gossip; Local Intelligence &c &c
Late news, foreign and domestic, by mail and
telegraph;
Interesting Personal l.rms;
And a great variety Of choice literary articles
Doth prose and poetry, too numerous to men
This Is just the paper above all others for per
send to their friends at distsnce. Price only
three cents PER copy, or 81 Is per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

DoNEsrlc CABISIr MRNDER lit IL one Of the
mIvels Of the age that such vast sums are en-.
pended In getting up apparently trifing articles:
and another marvel that these are OF 10 mpc5
utility. Large fortunes have been made out OF
matches, which are sold at the rate Of one or two
hundred FOR penny. Somewhat similar we are
repairing all kinds Of furniture-.sS paldinp,s
Prepared Glue" II is prepared chemically, will
keep In all climates, may be applied on the In.
SAINT, and IL all that Is said Of IL 10 true must be-
come big hly useful In repairing broken furniture
diiapidated books, and indeed In cases were glue
ID usually applied. -Nsp York Observer
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20 be called "YirgtEia CITY," has been laid on,
near Portsmouth Va. by an organized comm nv ~,
with the view OF sstz biistng cotton mills. wpoIsn
factories and iron works: The Norfolk Argu,
Abe wOTld-reROwned harbor Of Norfolk, in the
ftatrs OF Virginia, adjoining the United States
Navy Yard and the city Of Portsmouth, and en-
BENDING T. thEee miles aloong the main hsrbor
between the Stab1Id and n r. r. and the Nor
folk and X and the Dismal Swamp and AL
bemaTie and Chesapeake canals, with the best
kzIbo on the Atlantic Ocean -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

Cox DEcAPITAIKD-The unfortunate Mr. Cox,
who SO distinguished himself pursef Of the
Great Eastern, while on the excursion to Cape
May, 10 now consigned 10 a.other sphere Of dufy.
A London correspondent Of the Boston Post SAYS
She has BEEN sent oG, and II Is 70 be hoped they
lthe Freat SHIP company will be more fortunate
u tLeiT future selection Of purser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

u The Presbyterian Synod Of Virginia as
semoled in Lynchburg on Wednesday The
introductory sermon was preached by the Rev.
MI Moore, Of Richmond city. Upon the roll
being called, 1t was found that there was a full,
attendance for the drs, night. r. l. Dabney was
elected Moderator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

NEW MrsIc-We have received from Metze-
foa, next door, two songs, entitled, "Merrily,
Merriiy Shines the Morn" words by Rev. w
Evans, music BY Alice Foster; and al Love to
Sing" words by T.. Carpenter, music by l. II
Heine; published by Ditson, and very pretty mel
odies Also, from the same, "The Pet Waltz, - q
capital piece for the piano forte, by Dr. F. Geute.
hYurk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

POPULATION OF RIcnMoNp.-The results of the
, OF tne eensus-takers show that the popula.
lion OF Richmond aggregates 81, 1868 white and
~ zoe 1oho ana free This Is an increase Of only
wss H.97o The annual per ceptage of increas,
has b en- a fraction of a. ner cent VI '"eea'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

IL Very large meeting was held at the
Cooper Institute, New York, Wednesday evening,
which was addressed by Hon. VIM. L. Yancey,
OF Alabama He spoke for over two hours, and
was listened to very stten.ively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

Lists OF SWAMP AND OVERLOOKED LANDS
The Commissioner Of the General Land Office
has submitted to the Secretary Of the Interior for
approval, list NO 81 Of swamp and overfo owed
lands In the New Orleans district, Louisiana
under act Of Congress- Sept %, 1850
He has also transmitted to the Governor of Ms
sls,iPpi copy Of approved list (No. y Of swamp
and overlooked lands in the jackson district
Mississippi, under the same act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

Of Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Pine. H. !sa .s
Mel with arrested slaves, supposed to have hesn
concoetng an insunection More ,,re.t. .,a
daily made, but the whole affair seems to be a
humb1g We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

u Wide-Awake association Is about 20 be
formed in Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-12

THz WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation IN
about O'CLOCK
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AUCTION SALES
By :. c. McGUIRE q CO.. ArstIon..r,

By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuctIoae~,,
EURNITCkE AND EFFECTS or FAINT
rutt ~ pscLisIse seustkrKr Nc az ArcrIox-on
q sts street b SS sssf s ssd
We shat .e!l the furnitSre and Effects 81 q sests
RS:sssSs csioissias .sc fFS S1s. s,s s s
seit o. Snnson Push covered psflot Furniture.
Gr1hsi,ss erte SOFA Arm Chair and AK Par
fEke:s:.:ss Z :.s,.- top e.rs.. Table.
Velvet c.ss,on = I'm and Fare, Chairs.
WinaO. cgItains sna Shades, cornios.
GILT frame Mirror. ,CiooLs.
sin:ie and Double Bsastssd... iBs srs ss..'
ssir snd dssk Mattresses,
Mshosany Crits, Washstsnds,
c rShs. CO.. 3 o.. psnsln( Issles,
TSse,,o: Cookns. Radistor and osksr Stoves,
rofstns n,, VITA the usual tssortm,It u Kitchen
Tt. T.Tm =, So ara under cash ovar that ,un.
S1tss Sas,ins Tor satsxfseicrl, endowed
.rc.I snrhs House is Tor rent. Irsuire Of III.
90 I'd :. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auc...
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auoaoo..,.-
VA-OAB. UNIMPRoNED PROPERTy
SEsphY h hEsfr SGxAhD ,r Aucr!osZ0s WED-
ss.s: i fse : ;s .Y &, n
Sa t ssss :; 81 ss' Ssss.n and F north
8 nm. On, thifd os Si1;a the rtAau. in q and
mon h IN interest, secured n ti.ed !, a r,ns
the PreiEises. TIE perfect
CO u ,. G: McGUIRE & co, Aus..
By WALL. a. BARNARD. Aucuoue@r,
STocK AND FIxTUREs OF A FANCY
- BROOK AND BssEEr SroRs AT ucrios-0
IhOhSDAf MORNING, 18th inst at 20 oiclocs
We val sa at the store 1.-THE isx vii n, Ate th
on the east side of Eighth street psss o. ths
SOCK and Fixtures. Computing o
straw and hlotory Brooms. w hi.ps ana Nat.
slod Cages Ropes, kuBfe Trays aid S-iyes
fs,cy skets, ss'caels, kslers, Bsokets and
I.u Brushes Dns,ers aud PAM,
Tors, &o,d "eae'
Wood seat Chairs, Washing Mschipts
Machine for making Brooms, Vioe and OF, ar I'm
plements. ~ WV I'M
Terms caxh
90 u WALL L BARNARD, Auot,.
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he Conductor has st II flu thor to annou nc that
MISS Fanny F F99kkkkEsT
MISS FANNY FORkE.T
Mss Fanny g my EE9RRkEsI

8, "a recovered from her indIsposition as 20 be
able to take her part In tn. Repertoire OF last evs-
Ding-to- day entlrely-a' Wills this il Vritlnr
che is engaged in viewing the mag niGcent object
Of interest IN this Paiatial City and will be pre-
pared to mis- hit 20 render her al ways popu sr mao-
III ss in style Of sim pie pleasing pathos al her vp
This other Artist.s of Star Sinsis Act renovn:
Miss augusta Wsiby, Petit. Louise,
VIM Pierce, Henry Wood,
Ole Bu'l Myers, Lucisn Escatt.
Fulton Myers, signor Givini,
With the Ell ,isnt orch aste- under the charg. of Mr.
Withers. will add each store % the entsr tsinment
for the evening.
The Conductor would hsre rsmark-as such a
number OF travelling companies use al the 40
pllances OF INFRINGEMENT and name TO secure the
attention OF the pubiic-thst th- present
Is No TRAvHLING COMPANY:
but IL brought tO1ether-sact ose tao Particular
Star OF some established place Of an1ss<psest ss
Netc fo'k or PAiladsIphia for orIsf pu pose, at
3 eat ex pense, solely for Baltimore and tbs cit,
she salary Inst of the PRESENT mpany exceeds
that OF any Hall performance In the snftye coz atrp
And that OF any comLany who ever visited WASH
ington, nIth tie exception OF . few instances of
In proof OF the -asssr Ion mad. above. the Con-
duct = begs TO refer T. thu advertising columns of
the New York Hprad during the mo this Of August
and the frst OF September, where tn nance OF -red
above Vii be found to const tute esoh one The
SIAR OF different aces of Anu .emer. in that city
The admission Is TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
No extra charIe for secured .eats.
Matinee Performance to MORO " at O'Clock 4 r
Lad es and Children. Ws
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b, T. NJ. MCCORMICK; AIs1,.o,i,

~ I. ". MCCORMICK; Alexandria
,oMMlSSIONER'S SALE OF A vALUA-
81 f1i as.ys. q 4. S1;.5;,
county. the Of Hoos, Gsardian as Haes,s
and Others the undersis ned vi 4, on TUESDAX
Msyors oaos, the city Of xisl.ndi4SSn ' . 81
public auction, valuable tract oolts ming Ss.st
ss iSSr F:s Of a.s
property lies about7 mics from AIexauds,~ -
ssdns a csu.ss to on re-.
on the AleI.ndIa, Loadoan and Hs@esj 81.
improvements oonsiss Of s so SsHt ts sae - E
dive ling house. with b'ck b1ileine spri1 SeSss.
This farm 70 the tSres mS1rss. i of q
Az sns H. In sad the GA eets1 sk
desIsb ee ness OF the location, oks 10
Thetarm. presc fOsd by tn. decree are Ore tsusH
ph Aaa 40. .ss u s, mouth.
RON ne day OF sac, the deferred payments % IS
tile unit ps.d II desired ), purch.ss1. The rr' p.
and pat thereof Will be exhibited BY The sndsF.
,d1Iss an sftE has sEES
same hour and r!scs co. aavu
By CLEARLY GREEN. Auctioneer..
A UCT10s SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
6 a. SSooesi &e.on ga. URDAY MokNlNS,
ss p Sa aDoasas a. ooocs We S1
Goods. 4c;, OF r. T. MADDOX. ESQ Il No. Sol
south side Pennsyivanla enue, between eth xnd
10th streets, ocmprisint-
Fine Dress silks. Robes, Brilliants,
Lawns, Challles, Ca erss, popins
Bereges ans hams and Calicoes
liable iners, Brown and " hlts shestinss
Drills, Cambrios,
Woolea, Stella and other Shavis.
Ltnseys, leans and Domestlcs,
SAX. Cambria and Colton Hendterohisf.
Eianneis Of all kinds O. d descrip ions
Hosiery. Glove. and Ribands, i.soss,
Under hiIts aud Draws, Collars
Mooea C!oakf. Hooos aRd cCsJfs
Ticking, CottOns and Shseting-.
Mus In curtains, brocateiles 10
a age sssOrtInent Of MIllinery Goods
f1ne Woolen Bisnkets, Spreads, &c
freneh ead Engish Cha. rs, Ca simeres ana vs<f
TogethrL with general sssortment Of sseh GOA.
.usuA y Kept 10 retail ID y GUOds Stone
:, TIE sae WI be oonnnu~d hsm "a, - "a, ..s,,
%. entire stG Ell IL disposed VI
90 S-u CLEARy a. GREEN. A,sx..
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I'D WALL a BARNARD, Auet.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EHSFE nsn I'M HOUSEHOLD AND KITcH-
frnnt ~ ", next IN lsth Instant, shall eel ia
sortmSnt Of Furriture, lIngine t. 4. =. Ca
Ms5o N Az. NV s9n, com, il
~ any Shu " nut Dressing and ether Bureaus
10 pi5,.s, Card and Rout Tables,
H. 49,. rarior and koctius Chairs,
Ottomans, Walnpt Cane. and other
,,ex. Sirando.es, fns Cottage and Chamber Sets,
H.if sos shuot N.ttr.s.e. and Pillow,
!. hina, Glass; and CrocksIy Ware.
Gooking and other Stoves,
Win good lot OF Kitchen co uisites
And large lot Of other articles hioh We a>.- ,,
u,cessary TO enumerete.
Terms cash.
oe ll-o A. GRPEN Auct
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FVTURE DAYS
oIBSy,EErC; HssdnyRES CO, Asssonesr.

~,iRSy,iS.isc 2; Ne nss III IRE " g CO. hssaonssr.
Ase aS % SffH HEbSe Hboysf A FliFsss
NOON, Ocsebey nth. q O'CLOCK, ct the AScssoa
aoe@; vs snsi ssti IN iots 20 SUIT, ehoies lot 81
os Ssmeiis ponioas u nsary 100 v1fisess
roS:.Ss. sjsS :o,as Iss ana r.r. v.riss.. Of
g COS ]. o. MCGUIRE CO., AsuaH
VTER ABoyEs SALE Is uNAyoIDAD,y
l kosstse ss pns.i M9NDAf AFrEkNOoD.saA
osii-d Tc.Hc6uIRE 90, A..
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rms AFrER NOON & To- MORROW
by A. GREEN Auctiop..,

by A. GREEN Aucrioreer.
RCl.D1NG Lots IN THE CITY Ann TWO
- nnrsks AMP Lors IN LNIoSrowS 4 ArcrIos
ma,i the ixtn instant aha sell 81 NV
* . etcs the following ramet property viz:
NJ oI 70 .. In sQear est of ssosre No. 81 OF
ne hrst named lot Fonts s5 feet an inches @,
not 70, oeswesn rth aCd II Il s're-ts ses and IA
al the Coz nAr of Second street cart
ALSO, Two two storr Brick Hoas %, situated i'm
on len the, stand being part los Nos 60 ~ ara
LILO "a on Washington street, lear Monroe
tr-cet on VI catavay roed.
Icrms One. third cssh; ta,snoe in c, 2 ana IA
montns, lof notes bea ing interest from dsy of "a
di spatab o. INV IN
ocs-d GPEPN A..
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Z32sgsAsyy.Es sIe n ~. Mo !sas. Price
sss w. 6. xkIZk8o17.
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r. 4. GATHER

IL r. y. GATE
Respectfully lnforms the citi1ens Of -
Wa hington that he has taken the prug kIk
and 3 streets, where he viii r ep a vel g. ~
leoted And , ss:orted ssoSf 81 Rp 8 y NEpicTNES
MEDIcINEs, TOILEf ARTiCLE$ PER.
FUM EsY. &c &c ; and hopes, By careful attsn-
N b. Strict personal attention given to presorip-
tons. 90 l-2w
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A GREEN, Asct.

By VAL, BARN ARD. Auctlonesrs
CyyS<r Ntsfh 50. AND sotfk sid Pa ae
EFPEcTS OF A CONFEC rfONFRy sTopR
I,oH hoSsrs "a prt ESyhhsTJuf: az AT Auc,
- 10 o,eloof' x svSp ~ MORNING, 18th in.t
moomsi gsnsgal ASSORTMENT Of Househo'd Furpl-
sa,e - tas E1eots Of Cor feoGo merry $40. e.
S SIts. Iod6asoo. sauces, Claret, &o., 20.
Cane ard Wood eeat Chairs Bfdstsad. a. A.,
trerses, Stoves, &o &c I'M Ma'-
Terms cxAh
co lid wAIIk pxpN.pn
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Ahk bksr COMPANY OF ARTISTS IL THE WORLD.
To give still greater degree Of eelat to the W.
I'D Cha te, and pleasing Entertainment which he
has the homer to present. to the Amusement Loving
Public 81 this oIty, the Conductor has the pleasure
u announce thst, with incon siders BILE sxsrtion
he has secured the artistic services IF
Mr.. J. A. HERMAN,
Mr.. J. A. HERMAN
Mr.. J. A. HERMAN,
Mr.. ]. A. HERMAN,
Mr. .. A. HERMAN,
The most popular Ballad Singer Of the day, to
entire MUSICAL REPUrATtoy. thu far-fSmad
CHRlSTY MINIS rKEI.S,
with yhloh Company he hiss rsrt ed IS tbs chief
musical favorits for years He Is DIRECTLY by last
svenins's tram from the pre- rnt highly popular
HooLEY CAMPBELL NISsTRELs, now perform
lnt, and Tor slx moaths past, At Miles, New York
city.
He comes hers to fulfill the present engagement
solsly from greater Inducements ofsrs1 Nv the
Conductor, and In opposition to two conflicting
Geographic offers received the hosr vita that
of the dispatch which broux hit IN m here
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20

kEHoE 4 CARHART, have opened in
Davenport new Dry-G oods Store. We
are informed one of the firm permanently
resides in New York to purchase the
goods. They are therefore able to buy
goods low and especially at the present,
in consequence of the panic. We are
Informed they sell their goods at small
advance on New York prices. Their
store is kncwn as the New York Store.
No. 3 East Second ST., Davenport, Iowa.