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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

Suicide FOR LovB.-Mary Smith, Of Newburg,
Md found last week that her lover had ceased
10 entertain any affection for her, and at a late
hour in the night rose from her bed and walked
70 the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, where she
sat down TO wait for the express. On hearing Ii
approach, she drew her night robe around her
head and laid down On the track In a moment
ner headleS corpse rolled down the embankment.
AMERICAN SHowMRs IN CuBA-A letter from
Havana, Cuba, dated November S, says: Colonel
Wood, second only 70 Barnum as a Snowman. Is
occupying the villa Nueva Theater, with Signor
Blitx and his learned Canaries, &c. The Colonel
has also the sea lion and Abb family exhi biting
near the Varieties Theater. He promises us
troupe Of Ministries and the celebrated - Black
SWAMI
-OA fire at Laconia, New Hampshire, on
Tuesday night, destroyed twenty five dwellings
inoiuding the Cerro Gordo House, the Post Once
Telegraph office, and two newspaper offices Loss
one hundred thousand dollars. Nearly all the
business portion Of the village was destroyed.
ID Tuesday last was observed a. a dav OF
Thanksgiving in South Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
Is 2swSm WIN. M. ELLIS & BRO.
pR0r0SALs For FURNISHING THE PA,
PER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

OFFICE g. Pgs S,SlI
@ th she to
proved August IS 1859, and Of the 10th section Of
TIE act entltisd An sot making appropriations
Goyernment for the year ending June 90, pap
proved March q lsse, sealed proposals viii b. re-
Mondsy sd 81 Deos%ber a' t oSIo e5s.
W., for furnishing the paper that may be squred
st sas pgsps printing for the year ending on the
The subjoined list specifies, as nearly IS can be
e. Ss q ss s vii j. s1s
!. 200 Iesms ne printing paper, une.ls.dered, to
pounds to the feam Of $50 sheets. .' NV
Glass 2.
6ooO reams hne printing paper, oalendered, to
pounds to the roam Of $40 shoots. MY -'lA
Class s. --.-
80 neam. superfns printing paper, hard sized
and % weigh forty eight pounds 70 the ream II zso
900 reems superfns printing paper. u.sd and
super s1dsred. 70 msssure . 81 s. inches and
; to weigh fifty pounds to the re<m OF $50 shests.
90 rs.m. ,u,.,s GsG m,a I. .,.,. -, -,
endersd, Of such sizes a. may Be- required, CORES
Ponding In weight with paper measuring 70 by 3
iaenss, and weighing twenty pounds per rssm Of
...1. CLASS .. ..
e mas plate or
anG Of such weight per cam IS may Be- require.
to be Of 9P5e OF s.e9 Of the abov
with mineral and other substances, and Of . far
s sSSr5 II :u " Of
each Ieam to ooptain $50 perfect sheets. Uniform.
In color, thicEne:s and weight viii be REQ Tired:
under Ave per cent from me st.naaid Weisss
van Dc received and the gross weight will In ali
the q Of s,ros
considered violation Of the contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS. lA
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLING YMEN, La DIES, AID GENTLEMEN
PROF WOODS HATH 4 SsSSs;ffS
praise A few testimonials only esn So her. given
, ,ss 70 Sosbt Tor more saa wi" % i0r
Iwatt sln,,r; MY. ~ y, Ker 9s,5 Dss 2, lsr ?.
BEEN received, saying that yo. had heard that
had been benefited BY the use of Woods nar Re.
ssS no sad % y Of the ''s
iavsrd it to you ohesffuly. because / think it
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s TOP y e ms
n .hi. yysplss.sn. prsd,cs.nsnt va, induced e
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na Sp9S 70 IT'S
greatly surprised to find, after the u.e Of two BOT
the %.S ssoTsd 10 Gay hs
sen.lolity TO the scalp and dandrun CEASED to form
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70. this the many sbssssSn: eve to
IL q Se1 Wives to nos 5,
example. and use tif growing gray or Eettins bald
%cSd Co. ~ sss Lt n
ny Il NJ II fsos the '' and am
To PRov. o ]. WooD: Dear Si1-Your Hair
Restorative, has done my hair much good SINCE
l commenced the USE Of IL, that / wish to make
known 10 the public ofits eff ects onthe hair, vhicn
age great 4 man or woman may 1snssrIy deprived
%os s
least sh Wn /; m4 experiences. Belle V Is u
P.s,.You can publish the above II You Ike. By
publishing In our Southern papers you Will Get
MORO patronage South. I see several Of your Ger
paper. w. II. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
P1oI. o J. WeoD: Dear Sir Having had the
misfortune to lose the best portion of my hair from
the effects Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in
la5l. was induced to make trial Of your prepsra
ton, and found lt TO answer as the very thing
needed. My hair j, now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligatons'to you In giving
to the afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative is put bottles of three sizes
VIZ: large. medium and small; the small hold half
pint, and retas for dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds At least 20 per cent. in proportion
than the small retails for two dollars per bottle
the large holds suest 10 per cent. more in proper
O. WOOD Co, .PropHetors, 444 Broad
Mo
Sod in this city BY C. srOTT, s75 Pa. avenue.
au a eOly ,alw
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL.-E Matther, A HAYNES,
NJ Haynes. Leiby and fam, w Beall, Nd; j
man. Miss; B Coles, J w Reed J Macduff. II
Thomas and iy, A lockwood, NY; de Garcuni,
Jones, La; Hicksell, Mosdy and ly.
Miss Tucker, billiard, w Lyon, w Flent and
y Quisenberry, r Glass, Va; Mcdowell and Iy,
4 shecklas; Van Bul, Pa; Hon NJ ) Latham and
lam, Cai; A Flores, Ecuador; w NcClane NC
NATIONAL HOTEL-T George, Nh; p
Smith, NY; Smith Va; Geo Lennon, Ma:
J ID Champlin. La; w Talliaferro, Va; w Coch-
rane Miss Wilson, l. w Lathrop, l. B Just
Ice, Pa; Glen, NY L Berger, C Mezeis, Md
MorreL, e Hall, Ind; l. thinner, Va; ]
Hall, NY; G Macalester, Alex Murpbv. Pa: n n
Pendlsson, NY w Ladd and ly, Miss Homer
Man; Seybolt, NY.
kiRKWOOD HOUsE.-Hsn Allen, III; w
knooe, Md; Drybolcher, Jenkinsay, 8 g Ar.
rowsmitn, NY; Saunders and ly, Va; g Fair
hsid, SSCSi l. Strio, 4 bowman, w Low
man, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
THE EVENING STAR.
UNCLE SAWS ADDRESS TO HIS BOYS.

NoLE 8AtE3 ADDhEDS HI nkS bOtS.
John Y. COLES, seRrsR.l
Come, Northern boys, and Southern boys,
And boys from East and West,
Be friends, shake hands and 20 to work
You've had enough of rest
You've voted for that candidate
That each thong ut best to rule the State.
Elections over now. my boys
The President selected
And like him well. or like him III
What odds. since he's elected!
A President should alwaysbe
The choice OF the majority.
You've had q jolly time, my boys
Performed SONS vondrous leafs
Have carried lights, on stormy nights,
Through al the public Streets.
You've worked with all the scholars toll,
And creased your coats with midnight OIL"
And now to work, to work, my boys.
You've had enough Of play;
And. % the winters coming on.
Let's rather In the hay.
Nor cease our labors Till the sun
Doth tell rs that our work IL done.
What care yos who's president,
Or what care you who's king!
You've got the BOZ and muscle, boys,
And al that sort OF thing,
The North and South and East and West
Can buy half Earth, aud whip the rest!
Shake hands, my boys; forgive, forget;
All angry feelings another
hemembe that you re all my boys,
And each to each brother.
ctlok 70 your stores, your workshops, farms,
And thus defy world in arms"
Thsn 90 to work, my honest boys,
And prove your noble birth
~ struggling-not among yourselves
But with the sturdy earth,
w hose bosom doth more treasure hold
Than politics thousand fold.
Household JosraaI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
EAGLE IRON WORKS, =
~ Comm ONO Ay. AND THIRrKRNrH Sf.

- EhlCSSON'S CALORIC ENGINES.
The underagned have been appointed sole agents
in this city for the manufacture And sale the above
Engines and are prepared to supply all oJders with
promptness and dispateh. These engines have
been satisfactorily Introduced and are now pract-
cally employed in bakeries; by okbinders; for
so1yood quitting; by cabinet makers; for drawing
domestic purposes; eevating grain; glass cutting;
ginning cotton; grinding quartz; grinding paints;
grinding sugar cane on plantations in Cuba; for
helsting; for knitting machines; by manufacturers
Of plated ware; of printers material of silver ware
OF agricultural implements; of matches; of hooped
skirts for pumping at railroad stations and on board
ships; for sewing machines: for job printing and
printing daily newspapers; for various plantation
uses; frr saving and planning lumber; for picking
hair; for polishing combs; for shoemakers' uses for
sand sitting; turning; tobscco cutting and pulver-
for soda water manufactures; for hone crushing;
malt mashing towing; grinding cutlery, DO. They
are lnexplosive; economical; easily managed; they
require no engineers; use no water; and consume
very little fuel Any person DESTROYS Of using these
Engines can BY application to the UNDERMINED be
shown large number oftestimonials from persons
who have them in daily use, pressing their entire
Satisfaction in their operation and use =
Prices OF the Engines as established BY the Pat
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Frs OF f cGBIN tETTE FEENf,f f6HkHESHAs'

OoK TO YOUR INTEREST, PURCHAS.
IL Frs OF CABINET FURNITURE.
, We have now in store and daily re-
osiving the largest abandonment, and the ANV
cheapest lot OF Cabinet Furniture ever
offered 70 the citizens OF Washington,-G
Georgetown and Alexandria, which weeM7
cordial invite all rho desire Furnishing TO call and
conceivable article necessary to furnish pariof,
hal. dining room, chamber, and Kitchen, Our ex
tenslve stock 10 too numerous 70 PARTON Iarize
We only name q few Of the leading axtiaiss, suah
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Pazlor Suits,
SIX rlush, Lasting and Hair Cloth,
GHt frame MAntel, Pier and other Glasses,
Gilt Base Tables, Gilt Brackets and Marble Slabs
Gothic And other handsome Reception Chairs In
r,. S.oSatsI its r.:h; Rush and Csne sest.
Do. Ps!of DssS. spd wi Whstn afaa, Backs
Rosewood, Walnut and Mshogapy Bureaus.
Wsshstsnds, Bedsteads and WardroSss. var,
handsome and oheap, - -
Cottage Chamber Furniture, IN Oak, Imltstlan
Saks Maple and Painted, with or without Mar
Marbie top HsLaoks, in Oak and Walnut,
Iron Ha6acke, Hall Stands,
Ssoretaries, bookcases, Shaving Stands, d,
Marble top Center Tables, = ~
HAIR and Shuck Mattresses,
Biankety. Comforts, Quilts, Towels, 10.
In addition to our stock Of Furplture our Krst
aoor oontains large aud we'll selecced stook OF
China, GlaSs and Cfookery, Plated GoOds Jspsn-
ese Ware, Table Cutlery, Bntannis Ware, B!ocf-
in foods Baskets, ashes, TO-, altog ether form
ing 9omPlete variety OF every thing necessary to
''' A'" mouse &. ". Be sFfisiIsHt: 4 SONS
Iron Hall, No. s1s Penn. avenue,
70 7-mdT nu no between 9Th and 10th sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23

SoNE SAIrs.-Thsre IL a German society down
East composed entirely of the Smith family The
following IL the roll list:-"Smit big Smit, little
Smit, Smit from de hill, Smit from de boiler,
Smit init de store, Smit init de blacksmith shop,
smit init de lager beer shop, Smit Without any
"vrow," Smit NIT "vrcw," Smit NIT one leg,
pig head. Smit init de pig feet, Smit init de
brick yard, Snit NIT de jaak shop, Siait NIT de
bologne, Smit nit one eve, Smit NIT two eyes
emitd bone picker, Smit nit two ''vrows," Smit
nit de swi1 cart, Smit NIT de cigar stumpa
smit nit peach pits, Smit init de whiskers, Smit
NIT de red hair, Smit NIT no hair, Smit!n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
OLD RICH, HEEL 4 & AND PURE
- MON0NGA HEI.A QXH IUuYcKnU

Copsoientionsly dIsnlled BY Mr. James Burnside
honest yN, from the choicest snd most oarefaiIS
selected kye, and in no case ever offered Tor sais
unoI adapted 70 wholesome use By sgs II is a,
opce the most pslAtable, % IT il smphstioaHy ons
q tnS puTest beverages IL the reach Of the pphlio
40 tne inveld - veil a. TO those in health N
oommends itsef for its unrIvaIled sualities a: !
stimllalt Of the safest. surest and most
Pnysioisns are using 1t in their practice With the
CLhhf .SIQGKDALE, Proprietors,
'0 S2S Walnut street. Phisdelphia
.frr WIN. G. CONOVEK
Agent for the PToprietors, 22S Pa Az.
- xS-0m opposite wlllards, Hotel
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SASH. nlIEHE sR RPis|jaAa$ MOULDING
No &dl aRxRNrH 2rR RRr. n11aSsfe Ceafex Mnxk<f
N. @. CO II N N g.,
SUCCESSOR TO
II, w. HAMILTON 4 CO.

take this opportunity of calling the attention Of
Carpenters and Builders TO the immense stock Of
sash. DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDIN4S, 40,
90. nov in store and daily receiving from the man
the materials furnished from this establishment
are second 90 nons. Our stock We warrant manu-
factured from well reasoned lumber, aud flashed
by experienced workmen. We do not hesitate TO
stock Of tho mentioned articles ever bsfore
invite the attention. Of the public.
SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY,
Establishmsnt, No. SEQ Seventh ct Get, whore you
viii get good article ct fair price.
OUR DOOR DEPARTMENT
rious sizes, styles, and thiokrssses, A small lot Of
Premium Fancy Front Door, which are worthy
the attention OF those about buidinG-having
drawn the first Uranium at the Pennsylvania state
Fair, and manufactured at De Empire Mills Of
Messrs. Potter & Co.
OUR SASH AND BLIND DEPARTMENT
Is Also complete with al slzes and styles, to WHOM
/, o.. hand. Hot Bed sash, Insids Shntter., o.,
furnished ut short notice. 80 80 :
OUR MOULDING DEPARTMENT.
ass Also p1sp.rs G' TO q
Work, Scroll saving, Newell Poets. -Bslusters,
Door Frames, and Window Framss, Of IN kinda.
Also on han IS general sortment Of Glass, Putty,
ID call 10 solicited and sstlsfacton gwen or
N. B.-A liberal discount for cash.
Proprietor Il e sis c22 n5Irs ss:.A Blind
and Moulding Establishmsnt,
no 2-d No 562 Seventh street.
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tiee Architectural Castings Fl ON any designs that
may be furnished, as cheap be obtained else
AIRY; high low pressure; saw and INST mills nv
drostatlc, or other presses boilers fer heating
buildings, wrought iron water tanks; shafting,
ing, &c., for Touring or other mills and forging of
all kinds.
Sc Is 2swSm WIN M ELLIS r. RRn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
PIONEER sIgFFaaNNkNA MSNfEsA AND BROWN

The subscriber begs leave 10 inform the oitiseus
o. w ashir yton, 6 georgetown and AlexAndria that
auxiliary OF steam power for saving and mannfac.
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work In their va
stand Tops, Tile, Monumenu, Tomb and Head
Stones, SLABS, window Lsntegs, Silla. steps and
MaIbe In block from trst hands at the lowell rates,
ns Iesis oonhoent OF being able 10 fnraish n arbls
fmladelphia, or Baltimore. The trade sup piled
With Italian Marble in BLOCK OF asbs Ct the ssns
dating terms. ,Also, OF hand, . large supply. Of
Putty 81 New York prices. Encourage the entar
PRISE; 1t VIII be an zoe nisltion TO the city.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
Pioneer Steam Marbk oad BToe0z SfosI Wevks
au q SIN oM sshinssonl h b
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PRoPERTY OWNERS AND BUTLDERs.

,o xog, ss; s and examination !: respectful,
sETTA PERGEA R66FiEG and the SUfffIhs
f fE,xtG6HA FLINT for sesntins tin roof. TIN.
BY al the best architects in New York city 10 be
the oesf and cheapest Roofps and Paint in ellgt
Rnpt Store, s12 Seventh street CAEFfEED 4
aAMILTON are the sole sxents for Washinfton,
4eofeseopn, Alexandria and the South. For fur
taef lnlormAo0n address a. above. "a IA II
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Doors AND SHOES, TO SUIT TIN

Doors AND sA2 2 81 TO SUIT TaE
WssSs nov manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
snd SHOES. and CONSTANTLY receiving aR6nn
snpPiy OF eastern made work Of every de:
% soid 81 much lgvsf Pri 10 than than has bsenv
heretofore charged in tins city for much inferior
Persons In want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
Sify made york, viii always find good sssortmen
In store and 1t the lowest pIicss: Give us call
.,Lr s,4 fRs saa1gl!s. 4 s ss.Ss..
u arrived this day, mbraoinG al Suaii-GvS
D5esa and Pacing Tru,is Our trunk 030
Of travelling requisites: at modersfe proes, to Be
tSaao Of .Pii sqs z SeE rErk Ase ev fescps
VOld Trunks repaired or tafon in exchange
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO..
mar s-u 1r'n 81 ST s. s .Ssaa..
SOUTHERN TsgNK MANUFAcTORY.
o,,o.i.. Odd Fsiie.s H H sa k:.as.s.o., d. C.
TETsRResIi Eii stqdy their lntersst. oy examlnln
channs elseyere. As use none but the k57N
pest material the market affords and employ Rn
tne pest yorknen, can confidently reoommend my
TTpnks that are made in other oines and sold here
Keep constantly on hand, and make to order ION
a III ffs. FRHFScH f p SS225S
;;S:: Tk1sEf ING Ss zss;s Rs *
frsRis, 10, Repaired and C Ss;: S in work.
manliks manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city. aeorge-
skA HTi = fO5 Heys's celebrated FAMILY
Dc ISL, JAMES 8. roPHAM.
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Consequently shsn remain In wsshingtor snl
SEW: I'D e ii s]sIs.tSR Il soS siS
ing IN Al its eranSnss. Old GsIinI promptly ..
Furniture 10 the best style. also, osiI ssssnscs
10 re Painting Of Roofs and Brick Walls.
~. Fl so s g., 20 - SassS e The
and fellow citizens Of the DistricE PlnotuahtT
strictly observed, and work dons in the best maI-
You will please mind your stops and stop ct n.
y PAkkERS Painting EsiabliHhment, No. So
and 7th sts. =
p. 8, Signs put up free Of charge, - usual.
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