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Senators Douglas.

LTSCHBuRs, Va, Nov. 30.-Senator Douglas
and lady arrived here on the Tennessee train last
night. He spoke from the balcony Of the NOrvel
House TO a crowd Of near Z, 600 persons. The sub
ject discussed by him was the present stale Of
affairs In the country. He thought the election Of
Lincoln cause for the dissolution of the Union.
He was for lighting I'm the Union and under the
constitutions; thought Southern Congressman
should resume their seats in Congress otherwise
the republican party would be in the majority.
They 1.-THE rePublicans) are now powerless.
Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee, who accom-
panied Mr.. Douglas, made a strong conservative
speech, and endorsed all Senator Douglas had
said.
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Meeting i'm Virginia.

PErERsBUEG, Nov. 3O.-The largest meeting
ever convened in this place was held last CHIT.
twas called by tue friends of the Federal Union.
X. X. Collier, Esq introduced resolutions Of a
temporizing character, advocating submission TO
Lincon's naturalization, and eXpostulating with
the Northern States; and almost similar Tesolu-
tons Were offered by A. Kelley, Esq. ON the
other hand resolutions strongly and decidedly Sc
csssion in spirit and demanding immediate State
action, and joint action Of the Southern States,
Were introduced by Hon. Roger A. Pryor. The
latter resolutions were adopted.
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Railroad Disaster. I'm the South.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30 The up train on the
Jackson Railway ran of the track on Tuesday
n 'ght, about eight miles above this city, but no
lives were lost. Several bridges were injured by
the recent rains. freight train ran into broken
bridge and killed the engineer and conductor.
The engine boiler afterwards exploded. Efforts
are making TO forward the passengers through al
usual
Three nholitIonists have been arrested.
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Monetary Affair, in Virginia, Src

RICHMOND, Nov. 80 The money market here
is easier. Exchange on New York los; on Phila-
delphia and Baltimore lO2alO3. Gold commands
~ per cent North and South Carolina notes are
discounted at per cent.
The Governor will request Of clergymen gene
rally to appoint day Of fasting and prayer at an
early period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

CoUGHs The sudden changes of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, BTosehtd! and ASthrnattc
AfsertoAS. Experience having proved that simple
Remedies often act speedily and certainly when
tak-n the early sta of the disease, recourse
saOuli az once be had To " Brotcn's Bronchial
Troches," or Lozenses, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
rtatlon OF the Taroat be ever slight, BY this
precautipn more serious attaok NAV be efeotually
warded OF Public Speakers and Singers will hnd
them efectusl for clearing and streng GhenlnS the
voice. See advertisement. de1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

II Though THE STAR 10 printed on the fastest
,,esrn press In use south Of Baltimore, in edition
:, e large to require 1t to Be put to press at an
.,.,v hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
set In before u o'clock m; otherwise they may
"a; sprear until the next day.
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IOCEi. NE w s.

TTHE STAR publishes the Liss Of Letters
,eunaining In the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
% be printed in the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the ONCE. Its
total daily circulation is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
lu.lbia.
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NoTIcE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
&c be iEssrted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
At and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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DIED,

On FRIDAY. November So after q protracted and
suffering illness, Mr.. JAMES SIM MONS, IN the
ssh year of his age. -.
to attend his funeral on Sunday, at o'clock from
the residences of his srother-In-law, John Ii. God
daTd, yr, on NJ street, between Och and 7th SITS.
he Mrs. VICTORIA, wife Of Chas. Il. Pope.
Friends and relativ yes are respectfully invited 20
attend her funeral, at NO. 401 18th ST., without o
more particular notice. .s5- .r-z
On the soth Noyember, after IN illness OF two
months, THOMAS z; cox, aged - years,
HIS funeral will take place f'om the residence OF
has mother, on q street, between 7sh sad 9Th sts,
O'Clock.
On the 18th November. MARY ALICE THOM-
As ia the 18th year of her age.
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At PAR! AT PARn
"A AT PARE
Notes on all solvent banks In Virginia, North
Caro- ina South Carolina and Georgia AIKEN at par
Tor READY-MADEC L0THiNSa No Increase
hF SOS Psnnsylvania avenue.
npaw Browns Holsl Building,
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Later from Cuba .

New ORLEANS, Nov. 3O.-The steamship De
Soto, from Havana on the 27th has arrived. Sugar
was dull at sasK reals. The sugar harvest was
progressing finely.
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CENTRAL GuARDHousx CAsEs.@Robert Fen
wick. drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 81 Is.
Jno. Caster, do; do. 50 Is Adam Vultee, do
do. IS Is. Six dodgers were conmodated
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HALLMARK NIarketa
Kew York Markets

BALTIMORE, Dec. Flour quiet super. s5.
Grain unchanged. Nothing in other articles; all
dull and nominal.
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RUNAWAY AND ESCAPE morning, fiery
Young horse, attached to a wagon and driven by
Young man. started suddenly with his driver
from the corner Of Seventh and streets, running
and kicking al a terrible rate The Young man
attempted 10 jump to the horses head to catch the
bride; but fell short and caught py the front
wheel of the wagon, knocked down, and the two
wheels on one side passed over him. This sight
astonished the beholders that little attention
was paid to the horse for moment; but the young
man, bling free from the wagon, sp.ang up and
started in pursuit Of his horse. Tie animal ran
for the Market Space, and rushed in among the
wagons there, causing great alarm. He was
stopped after having broken the shaft Of vehicle
standing there, and having slightly injured him.
self. The driver was uninjured, fortunately,
though he was completely coated with mud by
being dragged through puddle In the carriage
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

NeW York Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. Flour dull, shade easier.
Wheat and Corn unchanged. Provisions dull.
Whisky quiet at l9c.
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ST.. ANDREWS SOCIETY SUPPER.-The full re-
port Of this interesting festival Of last night, pre-
pared for the Star, is unavoidably crowded out
today by the great pressure upon our advertising
columns. 1t will appear in the Star Of Monday.
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Direct Importation from Paris
M. w L L l. A N,
80 Market SPACE, Washinston, ID. c., oxd CT



80 Market Space, Washington, ID. c., ond Z Cite
Trsrise, Paris.
My stock ofFINE PARIsIANFANCY GOODS
is most complet, now in every branch, and Ladies
will do well to inspect my stock before they pur-
chase any where else, to convince themsel yes that
my goods cannot be surpassed in beauty, elegance,
taken the greatest pains selOct ng every article
myself when IN Pals have no h ssltatI to call
them the most fashionable produces fr'm Paris;
but ladies will be the best judges for themselves,
and only call their special attshtlon to thefoilow-
Ing articles:
We vet and Cloth Cloaks elegant In style and
quality for ladies and children; Cloth CATERS Tor
ladies' and children; French comets, Flowers,
Of head dress, bouquet for the breast and wreaths
for trlmmingth dress; magnificent Party Lnesses,
and wreaths to match; WTeaths for the Heir, IN
every style and qua ity; elegant Velvet and Gold
for the hair; Fans; Silk and ace Cuffs Velvet aud
Lace Bows; Chenille Scarfs; hand some embrOid-
cred Zouaves and ZOuave Shirts a fine assortment
In Dress Trimmings; T[immlngsfor Party ID esses;
Lyons Gold; Zouave Suits for boys. 90.
will sell the handsomest and hne goods at very
low PRICES, having a very large stock on hand.
which wish to reduce as much as possible before
l take another trip to Paris TO q eo2wlf
NJ INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
WY Arrang sments this fall will enable me to sell
kSRsEcE SsG9D and pS%Psps Ei
Boys 6vERsHoESa and SANDALS, ~
Men's KIP or Fishing BOOTS,
DO Knee or Hgnting DO ro,s
At per cent. below the usuai ices of this year
| for cash. Mems and Boys fine and sos.ss BOOTS
no lS-3taw2w Seventh ST.. Island.
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PERSONAL.

COPARTNERSHIP N0TlCE.-The under
formed a oopartnership under the name and firm OF
HAMILTON, BRo. Co, for the purpose OF carrying
ness; they vii continue the same at No. 512 Sew
enth street, of late occupied by H. w. Ham, ton
the same business. HI w HAMILTON,
G.. o. HAMILTON,
no 20 ST q r. CLARK.
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e STREET BAPTIST CHURcH.-This church has
been undergoing extensive improvements, which
now completed. An entire new front has
been erected, In the italian style Of architecture
with two towers, Of pressed brick trimmed with
brown stone. The interior has been newly fres-
coed pal nted and upholstered In crimson damask,
with crimson Brussels carpet, and presents a very
attractive appearance. The house will be re-
opened tomorrow. Services at IL a. m. and p m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

The PUTNAM PRALANx, we understand, will
visit tie Theater in uniform, on w Wednesday even
Ina neNf
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MARRIED.

On Thursday eveping, the 18th November, By the
Rev Henry U. Westwood, JOHN BhNTZLER,
Of this city, 20 Miss ALKALINE BURCH, of
GseOrK ID. T..
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PROFESSOR ASDERsoN's EXTRAORDINARY PER.
TORMANczs AT the theater, to-day, Mr.. And@r-
son gives two perfOrmances-one at three O'Clock
and another at e'ght. His success during the pas:
week having shown a tendency to eliminate, he
Is to continue his magical evenings next week,
when, with ee many arrivals reasonably to be
expected he is likely to do hrst-c class business
We hear a rumor to the effect that on Friday
evening next Mr. Anderson win lay down the
kin Of the actor TO appear in his great character
of Rob ROy-one Of most forcible Of bis dramatic
impersonatiOns, and one In which he has ap-
Peared In most Of the large theatres Of the world
Before seeing him in his histrionic capacity,
however II will be wise to witness his magic.
For next week he proposes a change Of pro-
gramme and the Introduction Of some astonish ng
tricks, which will possibly eclipse those he has
already shown. His performances are especially
we'll adapted to the youthful members Of the com
nunity, aud are as highly instructive as they are
replete with entertainment.
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BOARDING..

NJEALS-A few gentlemen having sleeping &C
lNl oonimodations can obtain Meals on reason
able terms at No. 364 ID street, between 9Th aud
10th SITS. de l-6t
A GOOD BOARDING HOUSEHOLD Board
"A ing can be obtained for ten or twelve persons,
with good and convenient Rooms, with q family on
Eighth St, No. 406 between @ and III SITS near the
Patent Office, for 81 per week. Apply Immediately
at the above number. de 1-3ts
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WANTED. $1,000 Virginia, Corporation, or
Washington money wanted, in exchange for ell
kinds of Dry Goods, at Matthew'S Cores, $50
Seventh street, between and X, east side. II
To THE AFFLIcrRD!-Re sure to read the adver-
tisement of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

DOARDlNG.-Good Rooms comfortably fur
ID nishad, can be obtained st 273 street, be.
tween 18th and l4th, moderate terms, with or
without Board. Location convenient and very
pleasant. o27-2wH
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4 sTRoLoGIsT, ,,,,,s,

"A MADAM |. DEVISE.
Do not fail to visit this RENOWNED lady before
she leaves the city. All who are trouble of any
kind, 60 at once to her. Madame will bring zone
to you and cause them to love you will rake
speedy marriages and great good luck will advise
in regard to Lawsuits, Travels, Losses, Numbers,
&c. Office and Reception Rooms at Richmond
House. corner Eighth and ID sta. private entrance
on ID st. Gentlemen also call no 23-I2tt
MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsTRoLo-
lvl aIsr AND DOcTREss, from EKrope.-This highly
gifted and intelligent lady can be consulted on
the Past, Present and Future Events. Call at No.
4O5 Eighth ST., between and H, Washington.
o2-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

DOARDING-Af family, or two OF three gentle
ID men, can be accommodated with BOARD at No.
453 Ninth street, one door south of st; Terms
moderate One of the largest and most desirable
Rooms in the house, furnished with water and gas,
IS now unoccupied. Table Boarders accommo-
dated. no % St.
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HoLLowAy's Pills AND OINTMENT.

H0LLOwAY's PILLS AND OINTNENT.
Falling Of the Wonb-During The early stages Of
CESSATION, many young married fema.es are subject
TO a sinking of the womb, which causes them con-
siderable nepidaton and uneasiness. The Oint
ment will BIS found invaluable in these emergencies
sayi,s OF mechanical gences. The Pills will brace
the enfeebled organs, strengthen the system and
medicines valuable IN all complaints incidental
to the femre sex Sold BY all Druggists at 49, SIC.
ana PER box pot no & lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

THE THIRD GRAND CorILLoS PARTY Of the
Metropolitan Club, No. I, Is announced 70 come
Of At franklin Hall, corner Of Ninth and d streets
on Wednesday, December s. For particulars, ZEE
advertisement In another column. go -
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THE NOTES OF ALL SOLVENT BANKS
TAKEN AT PAR.

CLAGETT MAY
Are Selling Out their Stock Of
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS
at an immense sacrifice to close out by the LIST of
Jinuars.
Fine Goods Of every esorption at about half cost.
Rring along your Virginia aud Other ba IL notes
and get in exchange Seasonable Dry Goods at
about half the usual prices.
w. CLAGETT MAY,
o4-6t 324 Penn, ay bet 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

PHoPOGRAPHs Of II. X. II. Prince OF wales
and suite, at w bitehursts, 433 Pa av. Also just
received original photographs OF Prince Albert,
Queen Victoria, the Emperor and Empress OF
France, and Garibaldi. This estabiishment has
reduced tn prices almost ATTY per cent. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

1QS INTERIOR ADORNMENTs. 1876
PAPER HANGINGS. all grades and prices
Warranted Gold Band Window shades
Buff, Green, and Blue Holland Shades, all
sizes, made TO order
Also, handsome assortment of Picture Cord
and Tassols, all sizes a. colors.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stock
to accumulate. persons needing the above goods
will find il to their advantage to give me q GALL
All work executed and superintendent by practl
Gal men WHO have served regular apprenticeship
at their trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay required.
Please give me o call. Remembar the number.
JOHN MARKRITEh.
No. 4s6 Seventh street, eight doors above,
no "a eol0t'if Odd Fellows Hall.
WINDOW SHADES AT FIRST COST The
w stock Of all kinds WINDOW SHADES at
the store of GLAGETT & DODSON, In all sizes,
consisting Of elegant Gilt, Landscape, Gray Pen ,
cilled and GOTHIC Styles, 10 perhaps the most COM
Also, an widths SHADE LINENS. in Buff.
White, Blue ard Green, with all tbs fixtures
Also, PICTURE CORDS, CORDS and TAS7
Sells, in sets, for Pictures, Picture Nails. with
fancy and PLAIN head.
Also, beautiful TIDES. In sll sizes.
no n cost CLAGETT DODsON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

EOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, CON
tanning room, in good order, with gas "a
Also. . two7story brick C9TTAGE, with large
yard attached. corner Of street north a. tss 81.
wall DO moderate. Apply Ct 44e Twelfth street,
between 9 cad II, noisH
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Andersen, Wa
Andrews, T y
Almonds, MIR
Alden, James
Allyns, Harvey 8
Andrews, GsInett
Albright, F X
Armstrong, A
Barker, W m
Borges, VIM
Bright, w II
Baird, Thos n
Beckett, Thos
Brisco, Parum
Baumgras, Peter
Boyd, Mr.
Bonn, NJ
Bsnes, VIM
Baillsnx, Mr L
Borne, Jno
Boyd, J
BiIlev,J
Brsnsstt, Jno
Benter, J c
Bowen, James L
Brown, II K-2
Barrett, H w
Boardman, II c
Brown, Geo
BONNER, Geo A
Boegs, Geo
BNrlow, Fred St
Bailey, y B
Baker, Edward
Bokes, ID A
Boydsn, e d
Bostwick, r w
Bradford, & c
Bro wn, Andrew J
Brady, Andrew
Barlow, Albert
Caverly, 2 B
Crawford, w n
Coggswell, w w
C.rbank, w m ID
Carroll, W m II
Conner, Thos
Clear, Thos
Clark, Saml
Cullen, Matthew
Carmoby, Pat
CLARK, Jno n
Clark, James II
Chandler, J B
Costgan, Jno-2
Clsyt n, Jas Wa
Collins. Jno w
Cancn,JJ
Connors, Jno
Cook. II ID
Campbell, Geo c
CoInbell, Geo
Carroll, d
Coureey,Cha o
Cool, Al
Collins, A La
Clark, o L
Coffee, Alfred
Darmon, w
Drake, NJ l.
Devaughn, J B
Dumham, Jas B
Doran, L c
Daniel, w c
| Downing, Chas
Elliott, Saml
| MISCELLANEt
/ ter af Salvador anf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

SINGULAR ILLNESS AMONG THE MINISTERS AT
ALEXANDRIA The Alex ndria Sentinel of yes
tsrd4y says that d number Of the ministers in at
tendance upon the sessions Of the Methodist Con-
ference are suffering with attacks Of illness
Messrs Haynes and Wallace Duncan were first
attacked, but have recovered. Messrs. Smiley
and Nixon were struck insensible, the latter
being attacked while sitting down TO breakfast
Yesterday morning. Mr. Smiley was yesterday
evening convalescept, but Mr.. Nixon was still
speechless, and paralyzed in his hight side. Some
excitement was occasioned Yesterday morning by
the announcement that Rev. Mr.. GreenawaY,
pastor Of the Methodist Protestant Church Of that
CITY had been also seized with sudden illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

THkThIrd National Convention Of Union Prayer
Meetings will assemble In Washington on the
IIth Of December instant, at half-past seven p
m To continue Its sessions, probably, through
Tor the entertainment of all delegates reporting
themselves to the Secretary Of the Washington
Union Prayer Meeting, J. George Butler, prior 70
the 5th Of December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE CORPORA
IIoa.-NOvember being the month In which, by
law, the stoFekeepers are required to renew their
annual licenses; the Corporation Treasury has
usually received during the month somewhere
about &25 W. from that one source Of revenue
This year the amount received from store licenses
has only cached 81 100, making a falling OF In
this respect Of at least $40 go. The account Of
the Corporation with the Bank OF Washington Is
oyerdrawn some % COO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

EOR SALE-A small FARM ofSo acres, situated
at the Little Falls, having comfortably dwell:
ing house, corn house, stables, &c; ll.tenced
acres in cultivation, the balance in handsome wood
land. II is peculiarly desirable as country res,
" situated excellent fishing and hunting. Inquire
of Mr.. MARRIOTT. bridge keeper, Chain Brldge
Little Falls de7-2awu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

ONE OF The vERY BEST family papers in the
country, to wit, Tbs Weekly Star, full az usual
of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice liter
ary reading, is now on our counter ready for de-
livery to the public. Ii 10 just the paper above
all others for citizens and strangers sojourning in
the National Metropolis 10 read on Sunday or 70
nd 10 their friends at q distance. Price only
tbree Gems per copy or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when 90 arranged.
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Rv.,, LIST OF LETTERS


tOrdered TO be inserted in the EVENING STAB, il
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published In Washington
DrAl persons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

Abbott, Miss A
Alexander, Mrs
Mary A
Brown, Mrs AlonIo
Bell, Mrs A
Bliss, Miss Amelia
Bailey, MissMArion
Bowie, Mrs G w
Badger, Mrs Z n
Boarmsn, MrsM'yH
Barker,MuAnnieG
Crgg, Mrs EliI'th
Camp, Mrs r w
Collias,Mi Pris1s
Cunningham, Missy
Coreorsn, MIss Ann
(0so DLivingstons,
ceggsvsll, Miss
Liifie
Dyer, Miss Elis'th
Dennis, Miss Mary
Ann
Edwards, Mrs A
E..n.k h... Als<ar
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WANTS.

WANTED-By respectable woman "a SITUA-
w TON as cook in private family. Address
Box Z, at this Office. Its
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BOARD AND ROOMS-A fine Front Cham
ID Der, and other Rooms, with Board, may be had
at No. ASS Twelfth ST., east side, between g and
II. Table Boarders also accommodated.
NO 81 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

MRS. BANNERMAN, Pa avenue, near Third
IVA st., has furnished and fitted up her house for
the comfort and convenience OF those who may de-
sire either permanent or transient Board, on mod
crate terms. Table boarders accommodated.
S0-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

AT FRENCH & RiChsTEIN,s, 27s Pa. Av.
Folks sonSs, elegantly bound, printed on toned
paper. FIN Tu5ke, 81 i pic. SIC 4 sent By mail
of Ernest Legore, Translated BY J. w. Palmer; M.
d.; price OIL By mail.
An OF Marion Har and's Books, Nemesis, Moss
Side, Hidden Path and Alone; price each Sl.25 by
mail no2i
IIOUsEKEEPER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA Of
III Useful Information to the Housekeepsr in
Cookery and Domestic Economy, / vol; price
Woods and Waters. or the sssanaes and Racket,
by Alfred y, Street, vol; 81 Is.
Henry on Social Welfare and Human Progress,
HOPES and Fesrs, or Scenes from the Life of a
spinster, BY the author Of "rhe Heir Of Radcliffe"
ESd rostion, BY Herbert spencer, ] vol a.,
BLANCHARD Z MOHUN,
| noa IS corner Of Penn, sv. and 18th %, i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

MISCELLANEOUS.-The Hon the Senior Znesarz Minis
ter Of Salvador and Guatemala; L. L.; ID. C.
DrLKTTKRs MUST IN ALL CASES BIZ PREPAID.
Dec VIM. JONES. p. M.
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DSKRrIsED.
Mallory, NJ 90 Dsli.I
Mitchell, niis.isa'ia
NieLo's, Mary v
Price, n1rsM lryAnn
Peters, Miss ElIsn
Patterson, sophis
Quigley, Mary Jane
Rowies, Mrs Mary
Reed, Mrs Oliver
Reddin, Mrs NJ J
Rodgers Miss Cath'e
Schmidt, Mrs CT
Smith, Mira Sidney
Smith, Mira Augusta
Springer, Rebeeea
Ste vart, MrsMarisE
Stewart, Mrs Belle
Taylor, Mira SophiaB
Torvenno, Mrs Jane
Thompson ,MrsEm'y
Ward, Mrs Susan v
W els, Mrs Ellen
Weed, Miss Mag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

II basement BRICK HOUSE, with back-build-
ing, on street, between I'd and Sd streets, north
furnishing store Of McGREGOk Co, No. $40
seventh st, opposite Suter, Lea & Co.'s Banking
House no % IW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-01

LNOR RENT-Three beautiful PARLORS, In
l. the house asa g street, corner Fifteenth St,
Humphrey, are now for rent. Also, tho arlors
now occupied by F. de Haas Jenvier, Esq, in the
same house. There also several fine Rooms
suitable for single gentlemen or small families with
or without board. no 80 Ct