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HaItimara NIarksts

IS; Ohio 81 ST. Wheat dull: red Al IOa ls. v~hs,e
~ 2Oal 40 Corn active and cents higher new
white and yellow 5Oa53c. Provisions active;
mess pork $40 Lard lOc. Coffee dull at l2k al3e
Whisky dull at ISc
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"COMMENcE THE YEAR WITH DIARY. Sec
Shillington's advertisement under the above head
His assortment Of these tasteful and convenient
little pocket companions Is the most complete
and beautiful we have ever seen, either In this
city or elsewhere, and we believe II to be quite
unrivaled In variety, cheaPness, and beauty. Call
and see them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-20

CoLuMBiA, 8. C Dec. 90 Eleven new cases Of
small pox were reported for Tuesday.
TheSouth Carolina Methodist Conference now
in session here passed resolutions expressive Of
their favor Of secession By the State. -
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CENTRAL GUARD House. CAsEs.-A. n Young,
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 81 so. Jas.
Miller, do. do 81 Is, workheuse 30 days. Mary
Bruce, (cOl'd y stealing coal and vagrancy, 10
81 Is, workhouse 90 days David Barry and Jas
Grady, who were committed to jail few days
ago for larceny, having escaped a conviction by
ing sent to the farm for 90 DAYS each for be-
ing drunk and disorderly
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Terrible Steamboat E,nI..ssr.

Nhw YoRk, Dec l9.-The magnificent steamer
Commonwealth, Of the Stonington line had an
accident of Throgs Neck this morning. She
bust her starboard steam-chimney, scalding seven
Of the passengers, four Of whom were severely
injured
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LIZ Boz ToN for January, 1861, at shillington's
bookstore containing the latest styles Of fashions
for ladies' and children's dresses. A fulLsIed
pattern Of boys overeoat accom- panies the Jan
uary number. .. ~ t|
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BOARDING..

SUPERIOR BOARO-A gentleman and wife
- and two youDg men can obtain fine rooms, good
table, and ali home comforts, central location.
seldom offered. Apply at this Office for further par
tlculs q. de 1885,
pOARDING.-A family, or two or three gentle
- men, can be acc Jmmodsted with hoard 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,
q now unoccBPied. Table Boarders socOmmo-
dated. no a 1913
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New Iork RHnrksts

NEW York, Dec. 20.-FlOur and wheat are
shade hrmer and quiet. Corn hrmer. Provisions
dull. Whisky nominal at Iskc
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''Tox'' gives the last OF his remarkable per-
formances In this city 10 night The fact should
be borne In mind, a failure 70 see him NIGH
be regretted hercafter. 81 ...rr .g-.-.. --..
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NoIIcE.-DistSict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inserted In The BALTIMORE Sun are received
at ana forwarded from The STAR Once.
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2 90 Resisnatisn Of Hon. L. Keitt
COLUMBIA, Dec 20-flon l.. M. Kefu has re-
signed his seat in the U. 8. House Of Representa-
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want pleasant malt liquors or the best cider, can
be supplied at Army Shinn's, in Georgetown.
They keep the best
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OuR CaRIsTAAs DIRxcroRY Advertiser VIII
wish 10 figure In our forthcoming Christmas ID
Isctory should send In thsir Advertisements q
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
uURRAH FOE THE SHIELDS BOYS!

The Shields Boys take reat pleasure in announc-
ing to their many friends, and the public in "a
seaers that they will give their Seventh ~
Assembly Rooms, on FRIDAY, Dec. 2ist. lxdA
1885,. The Members pledge themselves thatit will
he one of the most pleasant and agreeable of the
season. Tickets 50 cents, admitting gentleman
and ladies'.
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
j Planegan, J. Harrigan,
J. Hogan, A. Gleason.
NJ. HarTisan. del9 81.
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ANOTHER DEATH OF wA1cH-Housz CASE
Monday night, man In stupid condition from
intemperance was admitted TO lodgings in the
new guard-house. Being too stupid 70 give his
own name, he was registered on the docket as
John Drunk. In the morning when the trials
Were progress he entered the trial room, still In
a stupid condition, and the onncer on duty went
To conduct him out the poor fellow sprung away
from him and fell on the stone hoor. He was
sent 10 the work house, that he might there have
last night
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Railroad Accident

BOILING SPRINGS N D Der la.-An enrine
on the Hackensack Railroad ran over q hand-car
containing twenty-five laborers, killing one and
seriously injuring two.
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PERSONAL.
LOST AND FOUND.

A N ESTRAY.-Csme to the premises Of the sub
street east and 4 street south on wednss; XAV
day, Dscember u, red and white spotted
about three yss55s, - Old a VIZ .aoSt
Prove property, pay charges, and Jake her away:
de 20 ST. TIMOTHY MURPHY.
I OST-On Friday night: . small tan TERRI Err
green and white collar, with silveILRS~S[
buckle. A liberal reward will be given if-A
returned to J. ID. HOOVER. de Is ST :
O. REWARD.-Streysd or stolen fsom Center
sorrel MAR Z, about Is hands high. or sIS
years old, blind in the left eye, and corn ono
the left front foot. The above reward will be paid
for her return Tor for information that may lead 20
the same) o. r. DARKNESS Llvery stable, on
Bridge street, opposite the Market, Georgetown.
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SPANISH MERINO
- SHEEP.
The sgbscrIbsr is breeding the best Of SPANISH
MERlNO SHEEP, and sells as low as any first
GLASS breeder in Vermont Send for printed price
list. Address GEORGE CAMPBELL,
del9- DlwW1y West w Westminster, Vermont.
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~ r N ID C o G E.
VI For the Benefit of
THE POOR OF THE CITY.
THE SOCIETY OF ST. VINOENT OF PAUL
Have the pleasure of announcing thata
g X A N d
Vocal and instrumental Concert
For the Benefit of the Poor of the CITY will be
given at
WILLARDS HALL
On THURSDAY EVENING, December q,
Under the direction OF Mr.. T. N. CAULF.ELD.
The services of the best musical talent of Wash
ington and Georgetown have been kindly volun-
teered for the occasion.
Admission Fifty Cents.
Tickets can be procured at the Music and Book
Stores, and At the Hotels, Washington; at Kid
Wells Drug Store, Georgetown; And frem members
of the Society. de 1870 22,24,96,7
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CENTER NARKEr.-The approaches TO the mar
ket this morning Were very disagreeable the
streets were covered with mud In many places to
the depth Of six or eight inches. The gangways,
Of course, were little more comfortable. The
supply Of provisions was ample and Of superior
quality, and a brisk demand gave a cheerful
appearance - the interior market. Although the
morning Is 50 inelement the attendance was large
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: - - = Desth sfan Ex-Gsvernsr.
AususrA, Dec 20.-Ex-Gevernos Mcdonald,
Of Georgia, died Ut his residence in Marietts on
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THEATER.-Mr. Eddy made decided hit last
night In bis favorite character Of Hamlet, Prince
OF Denmark Tonight he Is to appear as Ingomar,
In Lovel's great play Of that name, character in
which II IS said be Is no worthy rival OF Edwin
Forrest. This play has been put upon the stage at
considerable expense and no little trouble by
Manager Glenn, such new wardrobe, new
scenes, etc An unusually fine performance may
be anticipated The opportunity Of seeing an
actor Of such power as Mr.. Eddy, supported by SO
excellent company as that Of Manager Glenn's,
should not be lost
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CAsAL-We are in
formed that Lock ,, near the Great Falls, which
caved In a short time since was visited lately by
and that IL was decided not to repair the damage
Temporarily to allow the passage Of the loaded
boats detained there as was first suggested, but
that the permanent and thorough repair Of the
work shall be commenced immediately 1t will
take month or six weeks to do this and of
course, the idea Of resumption Of navigation
this season is pre- posterous
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SAVE YogR MoxxY.-wiesenAeld& CO. at the
Odeon Hall clothing rooms, offers new induce
meats to the economizer who would purchase his
winter clothing at the cheapest place and yet re-
ceive the best Of garments. Splendid oyercoats
dress suits, business and wedding suits, coats
pants, vests boys clothing Of all sizes and In any
style desired, can be got at w iesenheld l. Co q
for q very few dollars. Give him q call
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SEE HKNRY EGAs's announcements Of Christ
mas presents. s-' irI ..e. -fH 20
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DIED,

In Georgetown, on the Goth instant, at 2 O'Clock
q: m, In the 56th year OF her age, Mrs. FRANCES
Her funeral will take placs from her late resi-
dence. on the Hi ghts Of Georgetown, on Saturday,
at O'Clock p. m.
On the % h ultimo, at the residence OF his step
father, Col Hunter. Seelusaville, Halifax county,
WHEAT, son Of the late I.tmuel c. Wheat, OF
this city, in the 18th year Of his age.
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TEE Young LADIES' FAIR at the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms last evening was
very pleasant affair, indeed. We are glad to see
their efforts for the benefit Of the poor 30 high
appreciated. In addition 10 all the good things
provided by the ladies, who have made q COM
plete success In perfecting their arrangements for
the reception Of the friends Of the poor they have
engaged Prospects, brass band to discourse their
charming notes during the fair. This Is a val
liable acquisition. The fair continues during the
remainder Of the week
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MARRIED.

ISRAEL DEMING, 534 Seventh street, announces
some very inviting supplies for Christmas.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For otku For Sale and Rexf' advsrtissssssfs,
see frsf pagsl
E0R RENT-A twO-stOry BRICK HOUSE,
No. 4i4 ID street, between ID and Sd sts., oon-
ta ming rooms. IL Ia one square east of the City
Hall, and convenient to the Capitol and Avenue,
and desirable neigh borhood Apply 20 VIM, w,
BERTB, corner Of Third st. and Indiana sv.
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LEGENDARY FIRE.-Last night about 10 o'clock
q large barn on the farm Of DR.. Jesse B. Haw,
bordering on Boundaryst and the Seventh street
road, was consumed by hre-the work Of an in.
cendary. In the barn were some thirty cows and
two horses, all Of which were fortunately saved
but one cow which was burnt. The entire loss is
covered by Insurance. This Is the second incen-
diary fire by which property upon Or. Haws
farm has been destroyed recently
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POSITIVELY LAST CONCERTS
OF
TO M,
THE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST!
THE WONDER OF THE WORD!
THE MARVEL OF THE AGE!
A Living Miracle Blind from birth, without one
moments instruction, not even knowing the name
of single KEY on the finger board or the shape of
q piano, incompetent to answer the simplest ques
ton in regard to music-yet master of the Piano;
playing from the operas of Norma, Linda. Lucretia
Borgia, Daughter of the Regiment, Trovatore,
Travlata, and others, with a master hand and
master touch. Here Is q study for learned men. A
negro child, only ten years old, raised upon PLAN
tation, simple minded, child in all his wishes and
wants-yet master of one of the greatest sciences
aylng two pieces of music at once and oonversing
at the same tlme-re producing the most difficult
pieces after once hearing them-playing the secondO
IN any piece without even hearing il once, then
changing seats and predicting the primo cor
rectly-perfOrms with his back TO the instrument
slngs In German and French, without understand
ing either language. All of which will BIS done on
the stage.
Concerts at Assembly Rooms, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
18th, 10Th and tn inst Doors open at Ga O'Clock,
concert commencing at ia. Admission 50 cents
children IS cents.
Matinees w Wednesday and Thursday at O'Clock
p. m.
This being the only week in the city, this Is the
last opportunity of seeing this great Musical Pho
nOmenOn.
de " AZ G. G. ATWELT., Agent.
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IL Though TEE stan 10 printed on the fastest
rteam press in south Of Baltimore, It's edition
I, 30 Large Is to require IL to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisemenn, therefore, should be
s-nt in before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day. a-.
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On Tuesday, 18th inst, at st. Patrick's Church,
by Rev. Father Walter, JAMES HICKS. Jr., OF
Montgomery county, Md, to Miss DURCAS v
WALK Err, Of this city.
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THE Fam AND FESTIVAL Of the ladies Of the
Methodist Protestant Church ninth street, held
in Thorn's Building, Seventh street will be con-
tinued every night this week IL will be seen by
the notice elsewhere. This delightful affair has
been so successful that the managers feel justified
courage the ladies to pay for their parsonage /!
The supper Is excellent. ditto the ice-cream and
confectionery, and there are thousands Of useful
and cheap articles on sale. Last but not least
Phil Fishers capital band furnishes exquisite
music nightly.
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Store" Of Evans, 476 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
comes center Of attraction, and from early morn
until late in the evening the establishment Is
surprise US, when we take into consideration the
extensive stock Of fresh and desirable works to be
found therein-to say nothing Of the really novel
and superb assortment Of holiday books which is
one Of the most com plete and varied Of any ever
offered to our metropolitan public. Our readers
should not overlook the importance of calling on
g. u. Evans, should they design making Christ
mas presents to their friends and relatives for il
must be borne in mind that ttro gifts are obtained
with the same money necessary to purchase one
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"A FEW Choice COLORED ENGRAVIN6S
LlTHOGRAPHS and OIL PAINTINGS, hand
someiy Framed, appropriate for Presents; also, q
handsome variety OF GILT OVAL FRAMES for
photographs; for sale at
j. MARKRITER'S,
~ No. 4S6 Seventh sta doors above
de 1867 Odd FellOws Hall.
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CHAMPAGNE, WINES,
Is baskets HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNEs,
IS baskets of the celebrated c. .IQUOT WINE,
u dozen fine old CHAMPAGN NE BRANDY,
squaIter- casks very fine delicate PALE SHEER
RY, imported direct by us.
In store and for sale by
K. E. WHITE & CO.,
No. 81 Louisiana av., bet 9th and 7th sts..
de 10 Steo Opposite Bank of washi N tom
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-25
mRmncR Arrn nxKRrrNn,


Pursuant 10 adjournment the sFLETEIE
CLAIR DKSoozAuC CIgHs mssa at ssDoHg-
laa Hall, On Monday svening, July 2sa,
1850.
Or. Fazaeg, Chairman of the somnit-
tee appointed At tina last mseting for that
puFpose, Fsporsea q Consultation and By
Laws, for the government Of the Club,
which we're unaninoasiy adopted
a motion vas made that COMMITTEES
Of Five cot watch the President shall bs
chairman, Be appointed to seteet the nee
essary sommittees to carry out the views
Of this Club, which was carried unAai-
mousiy. .- -s. N
The following members we're appointed
such committee: L. W. Babbitt, D. ".
Price, W. G. Crawford, s. H. Craig and
J. P. Williams. s" @s .a e.s7@.-
Capt. D. W. Price being loudly called
for, came forward and addressed shs
meeting In an abs, aloqusns aad truly
Democratic manner, and was frequently
interrupted by loud and long continued
applause .. a-ss~ae
On moson, The E8osativs Committed
were authorized TO &Iperintend the rails,
ing Of Democratic Pole in front Of ths
Deuglas Hail. on Monday evening next
and GA motion tAe Club adjourned until
that time. E. F, BChDick,
Recording See'y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-25

In oar last issue, We gave the names ct
the Democratic nominees, as reported to
~, the oESciai proceedings Of the COnven-
ton net having been received a that time.
In that report j. L. Cosan was represent
ed 10 be the nominee for Secretary Of
State, and We prOceeded 70 make some
oommanEs thereon. 1t sarns oais how
svsr, sAas JoaS ID. CoKzR, q son Of j. l.
Corae, is the nominee. We have kn0wn
John Ii. Corse ever sinee be was > small
lad and knew Eh&s a man possessing mere
1875 ...-a .asass ssiiEs TIA eli tina oafsae
cannot be found in Iowa, and all thss We
said Of the father j. also applicable TO the
som- He il q verify son Of q noble sire,
who has been one Of tbs wheel-horsas Of
Democracy In Iowa for the last twenty
years. --s.....
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& tes
lnscsibsd apoa Il. We hare mada dill
gehs inquirys u asaen b aso@saln who
psgA Il Ed As bess
Who Il was ghaA .lls a bob sas. d. 49,
V aseolap 81 sass rssrat0-'
rioaa s1 fsaa. CO Tasz aays ~ glss j
DTMK I'll towards psying for the ps sitting,
aud mi Tho Black Republican part made
up tie halNnoa, whieh hyrcompesesis jadgH
Cd ID supposed 10 azasaaas ID sessntean
cents. We DID not suppose sbat the Col.
would hare contributed 30 sxtravasaatgy,
to saoh - enterprise, whan BE- kaaw, q
ought to have known, thak the Black Re-
publisans would have paid the entare ex-
psnas rather than ske enterprise ahould
fail but the Col, aays Be dGA eoak ibuts
the ansuna ahsws man65onssi, md ne ars
bouna 10 bellsye me Ual. sslEs tlla truth,
(which be can do, - easy - rolling OF !
LOG, when he trses. What surprises ~,
10, thAs The Col shoald give saasoie dins
when has proportion wae onsy two and :
half eeuta; bat then, the Col. 4 ! hbsral
fellow, aad adon't FED fresp to saA %
the eeRsas- taksr for anything.
III II should surn gat tlzat therag afoFs.
said Ii actually The posfsrior portion d
Acknowledgements garment the sntha'
aiAsm Of the four bolters viii excsed al
bounds u ptdpfiesy, and The entAsaaaaH
Of their hrosher Repablicans oyer tbs Lin
coin maul viii resolve quite baok~Set-~-
We wapld saggest, in order thss ther'
may be no ssirrsprssiibie conaiet" be
tween the two wings, that chs rag b
, wound round the msnl, which wili brial
the enthusiasm to It's tgus Tsss, and bot
wings can shout at the same time, vhel
the rag and maal oonaa in eonAigs Wit
: the Democratic party. --a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-25

The Democrats Of Madison eouMty rails
ed splendid hickory pole In the public
square in this city on Saturday last, and
unfurled TO the hFsexa ans flag, bearing
the names Of Douglas and johnson. Al
Ter giving a rpaad Of hearty cheers for
the candidates, the people retired TO the
Christian Church, where they were sd
dressed By G.. c. Gals, Democratic eaasdi-
date for Congress ia tbs fns& Congress
sional District. q AIR. Coles speech vas
an able, sloqasut and logieal defense Of
Democratic principles, and had telling
eafecS upon mis- hearers. Not single one
Of his propositions can be GontroFerted by
the opposition. Thay were fully easabs
lished by the rscsris Of history, and un-
less thoss records can be hiossed Out, sha
argumsnt advanced by the apeeksr l. in
vulnerable. The Republican sound of
editors in this sssy, 4aay sst sogeaksE and
hatch out SONS MISREPRESENTATION Of Mr..
Gales spes0h, with which To daeeiva men
who prefer darkness 10 light, bat that is
the only means BY which sksy can attack
1t. The Democrats Of the First Dassgics
hare reason 30 be proud Of their Co. sanS
and talented candidate &c
We regret tina the church was net large
euaagh 70 accommodate all tha4 desired
TO bear ths speech. a large number stood
outside Aear the windows and doors mp
wards Of two hours. listening with evil
dent delight 10 the powerful aFFAY Of facts
presented BY Dir. Cole We hope tAe De-
aaaeraey Of Afaaisoa viii hags che paeaa-
ure Of hearing him In conjunction with
his competitor, discuss the Issues betgeen
chs parties, before the campaign ter1nin-
stssi- HTFterseg Pa4adiaas,