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DIED

After brief illness, in Dallas County, on
the night of the Oath Oct. inst, Miss MARY
ELIZABETH SMITH, late of Indiana. This
interesting young lady was accompanying
her FRIEND Mrs. Earle, to Webbervillc, when
she was attacked with sickness and died be-
fore reaching her destination. 1t will be
consoling to her friends in Indiana, toknow
that she was surrounded by friends, in
strange land, and that every kindness was
shown.the fair sufferer.
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s9-We are pleased to knog that the
speesh Of eur talented District Eleeior T. T.,
Nicholson, in reply to Evans, was most en-
Enthusiastically received by the Democracy Of
Dallas. His arguments were strong aud
,,oinisl and his style classic and elegant,
ID is laid that his sPeeeh MAS a mastery el-
fort against the arguments and spseioas rea-
sonings Of his distinguished opponent
Judge Evans isealled the "big gun Of the
OPPosilioni hat in this Instance he MAS
completely sileneed and dismounle,l, His
famous secession letter was read 10 the an-
dienee, and the man Who had just denounced
Yaneey Was held mp to their view as even a
more incorporate fre-eaier and Pepper-Po'l
than he had represented Mr., ianeey, lie
could not bear the seaihing rebuke he knew
Was in store for him, and len the house al
the iirsl mention Of the letter, The shouts
81 the crowd that remained will long ring
in his ears, as the knell Of his hopes for ma
king votes in Dallas,
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!. o. EVANS AND ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The position Of he Hon b d. Evans be-
lore the country, is that Of Fusionist on
,be Bell Douglas ticket lis speech at this
place last gecl, vas an illte,Gpered and abu-
siye haIanguc, better suited 0 the purlicus
Of ilo Five Points tlinn TO an intelligent
Southern audience. We all not hear it, and
we trust that no man viii ever again with
in tue town OF Dallas utter such sentiments
as fell frnm tbo lip Of that able but erring
nan 1'tef enncipg ne Democratic
Y os~disarlon pe-tvand Mr.. Breeken-
ridge rs q dispnionis' 10 co9,plimented the
Kali apllnsr and called him 10 conservative
mn, '-~spoke O Wis constimtional> election,
&c Judge Evans, altnr ipdplgng In such
expressions, found himself involved in the
most ine&plioablo Inconsistency. He PROV
himsclfa genuine Cnion-shrieker. and said
The Union was paramount 10 every other
consideration, land yet, after all, he was
willing, in u certain event, to vote for Mr..
Breckenridge whom he called disunionist
'HN '''u'' 'JSNN NAa tht ulSsolutloH Ol tne
unionl How can dis be 2 If Evans believes
Mr. breckenridge to be a a disunionist and
Lincoln q conservative man, Why MOI vote
for tbs latter in preference TO the former?
He either did nor believe his own assertions,
OF else il an honest man and true to his
principles wiz vote for The Rail Splitter.
Demorra;s vino heard this distinguished
volcano. now impotcnt for evil in his utter
exhaustion, felt indignant o. The malignant
and spiteful manner Of the aged speaker
iii speech was anti-Democratic and full of
tie bitterness ofdisappointnient He would
10 better 10 60 North and preach Lincoln
conservation thap % stray south and insult
The lie Of TcSss with snch yituperative
displays
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

HOOFLAND S-BALSAMlC CORDIAL,
WILL positively cure, Coughs, Colds, In
hucnaa, Group, Iloarscncss, bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Diarhcra, Diseases of the
Bowels, arising from Cold, lncipent Con-
sumption, sc.
These Mcdicines are prepared only by
Dr.. c. H. Jackson & Co., DIS Arch Street,
Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggists
and Dealers generally. Price 20 gents rer
bottle.
Bsis" Our Eyorybodics Almanac, given
away by all our Agents, contains ccrtilir
Gates from wel-known people in all parts
of the country. Get one. 32:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

h. We hafe heAId INC lAVst slV"I1t -
counts u the eKeoFiaiion given he Hon
Judge Evans, by oar distinguished iosns-
man, ". 5 Adams ia their reesal discus
sion AZ Lancaster, Mr., Adams fairly
sclipsei hi,asslf in the force Of his log
ieal .rgumeui aud in the eausiie rebuks he
administered to The Ez-member Of GIsgFis'
lie has heen invited TO reply to Judge
Eysns Al his various appointments and Is
ROS going The rounds with hi@, Mr. Adj
ans has established high reputation da-
ring this canvass, and deseryedly too
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- IAIR WEEK.

Ht esl.r.i.. al ,arious ariicles eeR-
m,aras &. -iat "a. hs Fair GreaRds--
C.aaif az .s.tns are lending many Of
s,aoa p.ii rasireuart allies areeReamP-
iaares On the grounds,
Ne noif ~ isiioH from Kills,
galia k.r..tH ,ai fas ant counties, and
40 ,hrVea.ir riuaHus. ropi,iOus, an ina
raruse c..rnarT sil b. esent.
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lost

4 Pair of plain gold spcctacles, pebble
N glasses, was lost at or near the Dallas
Branch, on the road to Mckinney, few
days since. The finder will be liberallyEre-
varied by leaving fhem at the
HERALD GFFICE
Get. 26, Isso-s:st-
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grIy. Oct. 20. 1850.

= |IITs WlI- 70. IOUVs
Grn v H. D4feH mr. Sir: Your fa-
yer Of the 10Th alt WIS received by due
course 0r nail and + understood from Capt
Joe Walker that he would ans yer your in
guiry saw him yesterday. and he in
formed ne tiaf he had mt done so. SO you
must excuse my see ising neglect
/ saw GEN Houston iu iegard TO settling
with var rompauy. and be informed me
ihat nothing ranld be done With any Of the
companies nnler Col Join, - ceu'rsnd
sing Hnrl,s9u and . topics Gotta
a. rad len calie % prenni9ifl
h-4islsire mad pr1sis,oa for
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

gSs- We are requested by Gen. n. II. Oar
nell for Tie information aud satisfaction of
Fiis company, 10 publish the following letter
from John H. swisicr Esq:
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Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned
N are respectfully requested to come fog
ward and settle up. HERMAN HIRSH.
Dallas, Texas, Oct 10, lS60-1:4w
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XXTATrtad.

fap0 BUSHELS or PEcaNE. n.s
itNb 4Iscs Dc hisi.ss, essh prize VIII
Re psid q I2tfl Jas. MOTT p.
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ELECTION
THE STATE OF TIE,
Was COUNTY

DALLAS COUNTY.
IN obedience to the |
X Exccllcncy, the Cio'
and pufsaant to the st
vidcA.
. Ndw therefore, I, j.
.lus ice, in and for the
Dallas, do hereby 2iST
election be held IN the
said County, at the pl
TIC County Court, o. I
of November, \. d. lSG
four Electors Of Prcsi,
idcni Of the United Sta
49,, In testimony
! T.. $. set my hand
l-' County Courj
j. NJ. PATTI
October, Is. A. u. /;
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THE STATE OF TEN

- " '-A
~ n hu ,y "'cS oo"n'N
~ '"' ''"e,V " o"J
l-OT orc, bcrcbv con
II W = Lamb by
Dallas ilsydh.. n new
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r. s-s-sH 80 Pc
Sarah till, ctGt
Daniel Hunter, et0!
THE STATE on i''

1liE ~ y ?.
~ he Sherie' IF IN
CIaial GIL, El,h.idt
DWm. Il. Tharp, ..
1lhaIr, Vim. F.. Gill, \
\. Mcdonald and II.
lawof Thomas Gill y,
my Afice their petit,
ter, Thomas fnMtei
Barny Hunter, pray 10
The title of the West h.
Township l, South ~
rahgc l, East Of The
TOMMY ofDnllas, ALL
This is there i1rs, 81
irnn the said Dayl'i !
Ia, JcaicE. On Han e.
Disqualification in Tie
fur successive week
Risiiict Couu for sai,
Monday after tbe' 81
iS6n, ~ answer L.
ucleiutaii moi, hui )
this viii, showing u
lhc sime.
C@-1 Given 70
L. S. Seal q
I'LL july
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
The Financial Pressure

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % The action Of the
Bank Presidents suspending specie payments dur
Ing the present exigency ls generally regarded
with favor by our business men aud the press
having been determined on az a precautionary
measure TO enable the banks 10 expand their dis
counts and preventive Of panic like that Of 1857
An immediate meeting OF the Legislature has
been suggested for the double purpose Of reliev-
Ing banks from the operation OF the banking lava
and considering the legislation Of the State on
the Fugitive Slave law
The Bank OF Chester County will suspend To-
morrow, and all the country banks Of this State
VIII probably take<ae same course.
NoRFoLK, Nov - The Branches Of the VIZ.
ginia Banks at Norfolk aud Portsmouth and the
Farmers Bank of Norfolk have suspended specie
payment. - = =
WHEELING, Nov. 22.-The Banks Of this city
al suspended specie payments this morning.
NEW ORLEANS, la. Nov. 22.-lt 10 reported
that several produce firms Of this city have sus-
pended payment to-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. - Our financial editors en-
press the opinion that the condition Of Affairs this
afternoon evidence a healthy gate of trade. There
Is more cbeerfulness among business men, and
there has been more dscounting to-day than any
day for two weeks past. The Bank are mani
Testing every disposition TO accommodate and no
are unsettled, but they may be rated at 9 70 S
per cent. The latter FOR small purchases.
AuGosrA, Nov. 22-It is reported in bank cir.
cles TO day, that Gov. Brown viii veto any law
sanctioning the suspension Of banks, unless the
State OF Georgia secedes.
There are rumors also, that one or more Charles
tou banks have suspended, and also large cotton
house. The names are not given, but the report
needs confirmation.
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From santa Fe

INpEPENDEScK, Mo, Nov. 21.-The New Mex
lean mail arrived this evening, day behind
time, LAving been detained by heavy snow storms
News had reached santa Fe from the volunteers
In pursuit Of the Nsvsjoe Indians. The cam
Paign was very successful, and large number
of Indians were killed and taken prisoners, and
more stock than they are able 70 take care OF,
also, sufficient corn to last them through the
winter. They have applied for more men 70 take
care Of the stock.
The soldiers from Hateh's ranch made an sttac X
upon some Camanche Indians that came into
Chapito TO trade They hred on them while they
were It the trading house, took all their horses
and left. The horses Were sold in Santa Fe few
days ago. Since that tune the Indians have retal-
ated, by going in open day TO Hatch's ranch, and
driving of 400 Government beef cattle.
The Gazette Is out in a long article condemning
the soldiers In their attack upon a small band OF
peaceable Indians, who came IN 20 trade, with no
intention Of committing any depredations.
Business Ia Santa Fe very duh; money scarce.
No news from the Plains Of special importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

A GREAT IMPROVEMENT COMMENCED The
work Of labelling the extensive archaeological
collection Of the q. 8 Exploring Expedition OF
Capt wilkes now In the Museum Of the smith
sonIan Institution, has been commenced by the
Curator, Mr.. J. Warden, under the direction and
supervision Of Prof Baird. 10 viii be great I'M
provement and Of advantage 10 the ordinary vtsi-
tor, as eHch specimen will be labelled with the
common English name as well as the scientific.
and The region 70 which At belongs. The Work OF
labelling this vas: collection will require some
weeks Of constant attention 10 complete IT, 40 there
are msHv thousands Of labels to be affixed. After
this has been completed, the work Of arranging
ing the particular attention Of the Profeasor him
SET, win be commenced.
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One Day Later from Eprepe

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The steamship Africa,
from Liverpool on Saturday, Nov. 10, touching
atQueenstown on Sunday, has arrived here, bring
ing later news
The King Of Sardinia has formally accepted the
sovereignty Of Naples.
Garibaldi has resigned the Dictatorship, and
has gone TO his Island home.
Flour dull, and Cd. lower on the week.
Con dull, and holders were pressing their
stock on the Misunderstanding Sd ais. lower.
Provisions steady.
COnsols % IaQ3L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

II Though The STAR is printed on the fastest
rsearn press In south Of Baltimore its edition
is 40 large to require to be put to press at
early hcuG; Advertisements, therefore, should be
seat in before - o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until tie next day. ... .-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

NoT1cE-District Of Colum bia Advertisements
10 be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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MARRIED,

At Harrisburg, Pa, on the 1th instant, by the
Rev J. Robinson, WILL IN LOCK, Jr., 10 Miss
MARY ROSALIE, dauE hter Of Isaac g. MeKin-
ley. .4.s S
ON Tuesday, nth instant, By Rev. p. %. Gurley.
AUGUSTUS LEPkEAUx, to Miss ANNE G.
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PERSONAL.
A sTRoLOGIsT,

A STROLOGIST,
n MADAM /. DEVISE.
Do not fail to visit this RENOWNED lady before
she leaves the city All who are In trouble of any
Kind, 90 at once to her. Madame will bring anyone
10 you and cause them to love you; will make
speedy marriages and great good luc K will advise
IN regard to Law suits, Travels, Losses, Numbers,
De. Office and Reception Rooms at Richmond
House. corner Eighth Aud ID sta. private entrance
on ID ST. Gentlemen also call. no S3-6ts
HOLD A DEED OF TRUST ON THE PROP
erty offered for sale in the Advertisement of w m,
I. Craig Constable. dated Nov. 18th instant. for
the sale OF Bernard Msgees interest Ia Lot No. /
IN 90 uare west of Square No Ia on 18th street and
Pa. ave nue., which sa d deed was executed to me
in good f.ith. and for vaus bic cor sideration.
do, protest gainst the said SALE being
without authority of law. and caution az persons
against bidding at the pretended sale.
no 2a-7t' JOHN MAGEE.
MADAME MORRICE, rHR GREAT AsTRoLo-
W. eIsr AND DocTREss, from Enyops.-This highly
gifted and intelligent lady can be consulted on
the Past, Present and uture Events. Call at No.
406 Eighth ST., between G and II, Washington.
no 2-lms7
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BOARDING.

BOARDING AT Asa NINTH STREET.-One
- of the most desirable Rooms, furnished with
gas and water, is now vacant at 453 Ninth street,
which will be disposed OF on moderate terms.
Table Boarders also accommodated. no Is 2t'
ID can be accommodated with Board by appl wing
at No. 313 Mary and avenue, between "a and 6,h
SITS, Island. Mechanics preferred. no loft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

The Nap,akeas Cstssn Factory Fire.
BosIoH, Nov. 2l-The machine shop Of the
Naumksas Cotton Factory was destroyed ey are
loss Of SS 600; no insurance.
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Complimentary Levee 20 Gev- Ba.hs.

BosroN, Nov. pa complimentary levee was
given TO Governor Banks and lady last night by
the citizens of Wsltham, irrespective Of party, at
which the Governor was presented with service
of silver plate, and Mrs. banks a valuable gold
watch. The contemplated departure Of Governor
Banks for the West causes much regret among
his neiRhbors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

A NEW SELECT SCHOOL,
on the frst Monday in December next, &C the cor
ner Of + and Seventeenth sts, First Ward. At
tsshsc to the house Is ssgs ssfdsa n winch the
number of scholars will be limited application for
samis son should be made lmmedistely. Full in
Pnneipsi. q Mrs LIE Wis's. No. SIS seventeenth
street Sl1Ie : @sita no 22-ra
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DIED.

On Thursda November 2ad, Mr.. CHESTER
WALbRI DIG Is, after protraoted and suffering
illness. in the 7e'h year of his age. =
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence at
gleside en- saturday, the Path instant, 1t O'Clock
p. M, without further fnyitahon. = So Hs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

PRoT. HENRY win lecture before the Teachers
Association tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock
who interested In the natural sciences are in
vited to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

Our NEW DOLLAR WEEKLY, with all its varied
features ofintefest 10 now ready for delivery and
can be obtained at the Star office counter put up
ready for mailing. -vsas 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

FINE GRAPE vINEs.-Attention 10 called TO tn,
vines for sale cheap at the " Richmond House. y
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CelIistsu On Lake H.ren.

DETROIT, Nov. 21.-The ship Rocket, with .
cargo Of $1,000 bushels Of wheat from Chicago 70
Buffalo, coliided with the bark Ocean Wave, on
Lake Huron, on Monday night, and sunk In deep
water. The vessel and cargo are total Len,
though fully insured. The Ocean Wave was
slightly damaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

wv WASIED: $1,000 Virginia. Cooperation. o,
kinds OF Dry Goods, ct Matthews 4 Cores, $50
venth street, between and X, eaSkaide. IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

BEAR IN MIND the approaching festival for tn
benefit OF the Free Schools Of st. Matthew
Parish s---sas -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

SEE ApvERTIsEMENT, In another column, by
Messrs. Heath Knowles, Life, Fire and Marine
Insurance Agents - - = -
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Raltiasre markesa,

BAI1MoRI. Nov. s3s-Flour frm-Howud
street IS, nosales. Wheat arm; red o. i0ati 90;
low 60a63c. Provisions dull; mess ele. Lard i2c.
Coffee steady at lac. Whisky frmcf ut 20x2okc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

MISSIONARY MEETING Last night the Juve-
nile Missionary Society ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church South held los anniversary meeting In the
church on Eighth street. which was attended by
a large congregation. Among those present were
a number Of members of the Virginia Conference
now sitting In Alexandria The anniversary
address was delivered by Rev. Jno E Edwards
OF the Virginia Conference; and exercises of the
binary character for the replenishing of the mis-
sionary fund, were interspersed with singing by
the Sabbath School children, and by the choir OF
the church. The contri buttons amounted to
about two hundred dollars --
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LOST AND FOUND.

A SHAWL TAKEN FROM NEGRO Boy
"A and suppos d to be stolen, can be had by the
owners calling at 404 Seventh street. betwesn
no 81 So
STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the City Post
- once; on sunday morning last. a large ~
gray HORSE, IS or l6 hands high, with IN
small name ard tail. and had on q saddleNA
ana brids. liberal reward will he paid to anyone
returning the Same 20 w. G. HAZEl'S Stable, on
Bel st., between High snd Congress SITS :, George
town or I, the Post Office. no 2I-Stf
Il OST-On the 9Th instant, q white and liver COL
IL ored SETTER DOG. Whoever may
have her will be suitably rewarded by1WeS
bringing her TO 1O2 West street, Georee-~
town no l5-IawSwf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

The THEATKR The Howard family IN Re the,
farewell benefit at the Theater tonight, on which
occasion will be produced the drama of ''Fashion
and Famine''-MiS Cordelia Howard as Julia
w arfen and the comedy Of "The Serious Fami-
lYn-Ar 8. w. Glenn as Aminadab Sleek Those
who have enjoyed themselves SO much this week
at the bands of this talented family will of course
see that they have a full house tonight. Between
the public appreciation of the Towards and the
Aminadab Sleek Of Sam Glenn, we expect to see
the place crowded to OVERLOOKING
Prof Anderson, the great magician, and the
Misses Anderson, are announced for next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

The LATEST FAsHIoNs.-Le Bon Ton for De.
cember, the only book of fashions published tina,
can be relied on giving an accurate view Of the
styles that are actually worn. In consequ ence OF
the great demand for this magazine, ladies should
send Immediately to Shillington's bookstore and
procure COW. MA IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

WE HAVE been requested by several Of the
business men on the north side of Pennsylvania
avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets, to call
the attention Of the Commissioner Of the Third
Ward to the condition Of the gutter along that
locality. For some cause or other pump with a
perpetualy leaky spout Is permitted at the corner
OF NINTH street, which causes the gutter to TOW
continually with water. The pavement is so con-
suucted that carriages cannot drive so near the
eurbstone but that ladies on shopping excursions
are compelled to wade through the nuisance or
forego their propensity and often the latter is the
case In the vicinity complained Of. WIN not the
Commissioner examine Into the matter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

CENTRAL GUARD-HousB CAszs.-Wm. Camp
bell, lco'd } arrested by Policeman Gill for being
drunk and disorderly; committed to the work,
house for 90 days. John Handy was taken from
ODD Fellows Hall for behaving in disorderly
manner; he was lectured and dismissed by the
Chief of Police. Margaret Langford, (col'd i
was taken for fugitive slave, or runaway, by
Policeman Bright; sent to Jail for safe keeping
Jacoo Coleman, (col'd,) arrested by Detective
Oheer Allen for stealing; retained for an order
OF bis master. Samuel Croggin, srrested on war.
rant by Policemen King; retained for further
nearing. SIX lodg were accommodated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

The Galena and Chicago RGflrsad.
CHICAGO, Nov 2l.-The Galena and Chicsso
Railroad Co day declared a dividend Of Eve per
cent payable In New York on ne hrst Of Ishu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

OUR BONNETS, HATS, and FLATS of the
~ very latest sty les, and In all cases made "A
OF the best material. Call at once and get$0
choice. At STEVENS'S, *
no &2-u 336, betw. 9Th and 10th Sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

BY THE ADvERrIsEMEsT elsewhere 1t will be
seen that money il wanted at wiesenfelds ga
not uncommon want''-Don Jnas) and that bills
solvent banks are taken at par at their fashion
able clothing establishment, Odeon Hall. They
south Of Baltimore, and can afford to do well by
| their customers. Call In, then, and get rid Of
your bank bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

IL DO. SEA WEED TONIC.
Do. MANDRAKE PILLS
For sale by 8. b; WAITE corner of Seventh
street and LOUISIANA avenue.
Price Of Syrup, 81 per bottle.
ppGce q pea weed Tonic 81 per bottle.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Lungs, Liver
or stomach. aooou panied with pains in the Back.
Breast or Side, should try DR.. Schenck's Medi-
cnes: and referred to tn, following certificate
one Of the many testimonials OF complete cures n
No. zo7 West Fifth street,
WASHINGTON ID. c., Nov. 2lst 1850 +
DR.. ScHRNCK-D ar Sir: i suffered much for
several months with Liver COMPLAINT, was per
and Mandrake Pills. Il am now quite well, and
believe vony sasdietns the means Of resforing
10 health ana pigor.
Therefore take much pleasure in rscomm nd :
ing il to the Public. M. 8, s.
no ~ I'm Poi.
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DIR. SELDEN w. CROW.
OrriCE-A9i TkSTH ST, BETwxsN e AND r
Washington, ID q.
LIZ Advice to the poor without charge from ID
NO ciook every morning. AtN no le-3w
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

w MAINE POTATOES
w e Have At our wharf, on board the schooner
Petrol, from Bucksport, Mains, 1000 bushels of
MAINE POTATOES, which viii be SOLD low
no q SC Water ST., GEORGETOWN.
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I OOK OUT FOR THE MONUMENTALS!
EIGHTH GRAND COTILLON PARTY o.
the MONUMENTAL CLUB, at THoRN's "A
HALL, on III
MONDAY. December 10. 4"
For particulars future advertlsemen mt. NV
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