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Rell nna Kverstl Do FIoIIda.

The Wings Of Florida held their State Convention at
Qlincy, last week. and is said, in point Of numbers
intelligence. and enthusiasm to have stood second to
none ever assembled in the State. Twenty-Five coun-
ties we're represented and Ex-Governor Brown presided
over their Deliberations. General Edward Hopkins, oil
Duval county was nominated for Governor and X r
Allen, ESQ, of Leon FOR Congress Mr. Allen was Tor
msry editor Of the SsHa the Press is represented
in both tickets, NJ Hilton, the Democratic candidate
being vel known as the former editor Of the Savannah
Georgian.
Toe nomination Of Bell and Everett was endorsed by
aocamatOu and the Convention appointed the follow
ing gentlemen as Electors For the West, J. A. Lam
drum for the Middle wiIk Call; for the East, J. A
Virgins.
Our friends in Florida enter the canvass in fine spirits
and with strong hopes of a triumph in the election.
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ACCEPTANCE OF HON. J. c. BRECKENRIDGE OF
THE NOMINATION FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
DEnocnArIc NAroxAL COxvEHIoN,

Baltimore (Jfi) June % 1860.
SRI am directed by the vote Of the Democratic Ma
,iona Convention inform you that you have been this
day unanimously nominated by it as candidate OF tue
Democratic party for the Office of President Of the Uni
ted States aud in their behalf to request you to accept
the nomination.
beg leave at the same time to escIose to you copy
of the resolutions adopted by the Convention the po
Gtcal platform ON which the party stands
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
c. CUSHING,
Uo, / q BREcEtNRIpgE President.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

Every day serves to accumulate evidence oil the TACT
that the heat Of the present contest between Bell ana
Lincon-he one the representative OF nationality ana
he other Of sacdoaalsm The fgh ing factions OF the
Democracy will consume each other every vote Tor ell
hertaLes from Mr. Ben and adds to the relative strength
Of Lincoln The duty of all conservative patriots, OF a"
sections now is to rally to the standard of Bell aud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11
Doup,a, in Alabama.

The Huntsville Adpocdie by far the ablest and most
Influential Of the two democratic papers in that city
runs up the Douglas dag and ably defends its cham
pions The Yaacey ticket is more unpopular in that
geneman own State than in any other South OF Mason
* Dixou's line, except perhaps, Georgia. where he Is
.-nallr vel known as a dsuniouist and agitator
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The qualities Of this medicine have placed upon inpsshs
bic foundation In destroying dsase and inducing hssh has
parallel.
For the following Complaints these Btes Specific vz-
DvsPepstG Indigestion Heart Burr, Aeidity Cooenes
Loss Of appetite, Headache, and General DEBILITY
In many sections Of this preparation extensively
used In their practice and to have restored
health who apparently beyond the reach Of the heal
Ing ar.
YonK, Livingston Co., N. Y, Oct /, 1850.
Messrs. 8. W. PowLx Co..
sinDypepsid with It's numberiess associates took up Us
abode with In opposition 10 the skill OF OF the most cee-
braed physcans until the spirit willing W relief could be
ound) surrender and bid adeu Its earthly tabernacle when
induced by the Of friend 70 try THE OxfGENA
TED BTTERs little dreaming that the Gead Ia the bound
less patent medicines the first drsught was ever
induced quAG But thanks be 70 God, IL balm and
most efficient and grateful The aggravating symp
my mmoderite AMI Irregular beating OF the
on aud frequently violent attacks Of papafon lasting
from twelve TO hours leaving the stomach perfectly
powess that spoonful Of milk rice water would seem
rdensome renceo by taking half eAspoonfu tbs
full was yerpsrsevering until had taken three
bottles; since then at Intervals have taken two
began realize lis genial effects Dmed ely besides 10
remey grateful and refreshing beverage, which charm
that but few medicines boast or would sr most hedry
and sdrney all who afflicted with Dyspepsia In form
te your dxygena,ed Btters do them Invaluable
Very respectfully, Miss NJ STOCKING
~ PREPARED by SETH w. yowLE CO., Boston, and for
sale at wholesale retail BY ADIE GRAY PURoEtL LADD
co., w. PETERSON, J. DUvAL, Richmond and By all drug
gis,s and dealers In medicines In city and country
myS0-d.e&vim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

On Sunday sh Inst OLIVE STUART, infant daughter Of
Robert H.. aud Lizzie Crockett, aged four months
have cOfed In bssful reher sunerngS
over and little Olive lives eernaly among God angels free
from the Snares earth and unpollatsd by its fin
that the Good Shepherd holds her In His loving
brace for though pleasures this world bright and auT
Ing, there shadows on them all T.
suddeny the morning the 10th Inst about ~ o'clock In
8jh his Dr. J. W. R0YSrER leaving devoted
wife children besides relations and friends to
mourn their
His funeral place this morning. from his late residence,
Woodstock 10 O'Clock The friends OF the family invited
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

n, bscauas sy have never been OF u.s. and the Demo
cratic party Il glad Of It, because Il free ana can %
earnest for its true principles.
But one thing is wanting to make this picture CON-
plete Spolsongers, ,ohO eOalssesdh the abolition
is. and sent Sumner to the United States Senate. This
Nonld have made the picture complete
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

This table shows that 10 s5 with large yield. only about
tTonh. the crop delivered during the first
In ISIS g. more than onsha' delivered in the time and
lt year. within 80 100 bus. OF OnehAlL
large portion Of the Wheat received by the Canal Is forward
ed from yuchturg following table will Indicate the quantity
eonrbu ed to this three years from the Southwest by
Canal from Central Va by Canal and Railroads. and from the
I,,yer eountIes by the river.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

hIs yaOval rom the oaics Of post master. Col H. o.
Galloway editor Of the avalanche has been appointed
10 the position, aud WILL we understand, accept OoL
Carroll IL i well known is one Of the leaders OF the
Douglas wing of the Democracy Of Tennessee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

Increase as compared with 80, 60 59S bbls.
The Legislature at the last session, amended the Inspection laws
90 as to exclude compulsory Inspection Flour shipped to
foreign ports Virginia vessels IUportan results expected
to a,W from this MEASURE but yet Of the mieI be-
ieye have AvAed themselves Of the povons Of thelav
Cpdrdre Sdfsmentc ns Inspections II Flour, In he rfH
Gin n cities and to,cnso Of Virginia. during four years end
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11
Increase compared with the preT u''eASon
BIS tn following table exhibits the details Of this Increase ~
Inc. GO. AZ

The receipts by Canal and Railroads. in 1886 amounted to
bus. We have uoable to procure statement Of
tho receipts during past year by Richmond and York 'er
Railroad though delayed review until nov with the
expectation o obtaining IT. The total however must DC very
small The arst lot a Wheat transported this road
lve here on the 18th Of August The consignment
200 bags from Mr. J. H. Christian New Kent TO Aesns. Duke
Hutehtson.
The receipts Wheat eio quarter during the past three years
and the progressive aggregates during the Just ended were
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

REMOVAL OF Cot. CARROLL TRON THE hENPHis Pos
OgTIcE-Col W. II. Carroll, poet master a. Memphis
has received Official notification from the President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

Estab isht d A. ID. IT5I.-BRANDRETHS PILLS re-
move from the body IL cavities the bowels the ftAe
circulation those matters body which occasion
that peculiar heavy feeling colds headaches t These pure
y vegetable pills upon healthy parts 10 cleanse
and purify timely has saved valuable fe aud
BE,xDKr1H should therefore, be 10 every house ready
d. James Lu OF Pottsdam, n. Y, writes, Aug II, 1889
81 met with ago, who had slightly Injured
hi, finger days BEFORE which caused Immediate PAIN
swelling and violent When him. the pain and swell
ing had shoulder deppg him Of rest sleep
The turning coOred and the point Of morhea
ton got evening, and during the night gave him
whole pills. applied yeast pOulee and saved bis lfs-
sod price at No. 29I Canal st. New York. and by al
Druggist. Also, by all respectable dealers In medicines.
ie2i-dGwim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11
PIsH!i FISH

TNIsu M! PIsH!i RIsHilI-we nov have store 7S'
ma and half bbh Fish North Carolina Family Roe Her
fn shad shad Roe s,on large No mseterel In ee
and half barrels Do. sns No. In ee and half beh Potomac
'.,sieTE v'H'foS r'"AS'
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D. wILuAHs. T. C. PErEEs. sLfHEH-
WILLIAMS, PETERS & CO.,
Bankers and Dealers in Money.
I8I MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA,
IN nf YIraInla.

VDIY and EIchange stte. City and Kaway Hocks and
Bonds Negotiate Loans Anl make Collections 10 all the prn-
epe and Towns In the United States on the most favorable
tr mi, jyll-ly
The PRACTICAL MINERS OWN BOOK AND GUIDE.
COMPRISING Of Tgonomeca Tables adapted 10 all pur.
poses Of mining surveying Also Treatise the art ADD
practice Of auayng Coppe Lead and Tin, with tables
which veH the value Of assayei ores kues for cal
cang the Of steam and uAe. engines og-ther with
collection tables rules and aIaons exclusively
pcable mIniog business Also plain aud practical re-
marks on the Ventilation Mines, with remarks the
middle division vIos coal field The whole intio-
duced and exempded the plain aad practical manner
BY JOB ATKINS. n. T. -
PubIihsd By j. ". RANDOLPH, Rchm,nd 1850. Price o.,
mailed, post paid. -
sob Atkins Work Mining Altogether Me- Atkns' work
Ia one that was much needed and such will be extensively
sought Aner BY miners In the United states "-Ehqurer
TSRRNCH CHINA DINNEE AND TEA SETS.
large and beautiful variety Of french China Dining and
Tea Sets that please For sale At the oana store
iviO THOs A.. BULKLEY 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

Hon. @. CUSHING,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11
NOTICE TO LADIES.

VWTE would call tae attention Ladies and the travelling
public generally the fact that have tails day received
BY steamer very and varied Assortment OF Ladies harato
"a Trunks which made h the most modern styles having the
ponnet top which renders them decidedly more
yenIen for packing OF them large size and Ia
cred with The VERY heaviest Substantial sail ducf All
who NAV wish complete handsome and substantial travelling
please cali ami examine eur STOCK as we feel fully -
ured that shall able please hen both ~ the quality
goods and price. nrr,vv ~,
y10 Noll9 hha street. hehmond.
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MTLES' ROOTS AND SHOES.

VITE just received large and superior assortment
w Miles Boots and Shoes both Patent Leather and Calf
Skin you wish something 1T pretty and wear Comfortably
call and get q pair At PUTNEY WATTS,
I've No 1l3 Main 81, RIehmond. Va.
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EpoThe exports Of Flour from Richmond to foreign ports
direct during past ending Soh june az fol-
Totalbbl,

Total ooli..... oVo -'ii''A -N''' 1850
Increase as comp arsd with 80. s.4l6 bbb
The local destinations shipments last season, we're A. fol-
ou To Ro de JAno 932 bb to PernAmbueo 50 POI bbs
to Bahia etc. bb Halifax $50 bSls to Sydney N
w. i44s bb BIO GrAnde de sul 6T2 bb To Ho Grands
500 bbl Total 254 ISL bbls
The value foreign EXPORTS last season, vas In
1852, Oys2i,9oO
Of the above shipped from the Manchester hl
but mott Of the FLOUR exported Richmond put aboard the
yeSse In the Dock The aggregate shipments from he Dock
foreign and eosWe year. oil bbh in 1882 49,
97b bb ana In s5 l9S OII bb The shipments ofTour BY
seAmers, were as fellow;
To Bait To PaRI TONY Total
isss 80 .is,i7o 22,iS7 1854 Oi,Ssi
We cos ou rsVeE the following abstract OF the AESre
gate shipments Of the past two seasons exclusive Of The
ton the Maneheater Mills, ofvhch have no record;
From The Dock. BY StfdD'ert. Total
,so. 4-toit 9Sps2 l9S9S3
isSs 30 a25'9T5 5t2l 4TT,2O6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

BRYAN'S TASTELESS VERMIFUGE.
s.vEDl SAVED
Physciansin vain again and again,
The dear little angel grew
"'Ts fatal disease, and can't give her ease"
Said the doctors 10 mother and nurse
But the In pain said, ats nothing but worms"
Brydns YerHlifuge mild, then they gave child,
And behold she was veil the day.
Price % cents. Sold by PIsHER WESTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11
Tss Race between Bell and Lincoln.

Our friends in Florida enter the in fine spirits
nd with strong hopes of a triumph in the election.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

NO.PARTNERsHIP We hAvethi' day associated With
,he China ass EsrheovAre bullneIs Mr. j. GAR
Avn sxr soS under the Arm Of sTEBBINS PULLEN co.
We are grateful The public for their patronage the past
- II $50 srEBBINa 4 PULLEu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

LEWIS G. CASSIDY, Esq, Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-11

lfT7l heo. Ut n"sse'i fsd'oT C"IsPdh ddcocdtc
eKPLEs IsrAiLELE BAKING PorDEx-A persons fond Of light
sweet and wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter and buekvheat
cakes purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless and pleasant than soda saau
&C. No fear Of The Of will make the ghest
sweetest bread In the shortest possible time Tine labor and
expense and dsappon the accompanying simple d.
recons observed Besides Il manufactured Virginia and
no invention OF Yankeedom John W. Gzrek manufacturer
and proprietor Richmond Va We him. t.
and H. the best tried Get and mind the
directions.
throughout the BY Druggists and Groce gene
rally, NH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19
Affairs nm Charleston.

CHAnLEsroN, 8 c., Dec. Is.-NSnerous fresh
ly planted trees In the streets, outside Of
the cutters. Cockades and Palmetto flags are
waving from every prominent point. To the
left Of the Merchants Hotel 10 a SPLENDID flag
staff, from which waves a white flag with green
palmetto tree and a single red star
1t In thought the ordinance Of secession will be
passed on Wednesday or Thursday. There will
be Examinations and great rejoicings when the
act Is consum mated.
The reports Of intended demonstrations against
the forts are utterly false. No batteries OF any
sort have been erected In the neighborhood. The
general disposition of the people 10 to exhaust
negotiations before making any movement to oh
tain possession of the forts forcibly.
Some days ago the commanding officer at For
Sumpter Inquired Of the laborers lately brough'
from Baltimore II they would defend the place
in case ofattack. They answered unanimously
that they came to work, not to fight, and rathel
than oppose the south they would Immediate,
return to Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19

FoRKIeS ITEMS The papers by the steamship
Bohemian at -. Johns furnish the following
additional intelligence:
The Times publishes full details Of the exp~dI-
ton Of the Bulldog and Fox for ascertaining the
feasibility Of the projected North Atlantic tele-
graph. The results are pronounced highly sstis-
factory and encouraging.
The Times has another editorial on the political
split In the United States and expresses the hope
that the quarrel may give way 30 q calm, IN which
the real di culties Of the slavery question may be
met and quietly answered.
The steamer Atlantic, which was % have sailed
on the 5th, has fl4o, 600 sterling in specie.
There had been fearful explosion in the Riscs
coal mine, near Newport, wales, by which one
hundred lives were Lost.
Marshal Valiant Of France, has been created
Minister Of the Emperor's Household.
The Count Of Syracuse died suddenly st sim,
on the 4th, Of spoplexy.
Poerio was elected Vice President OF the Con-
sulta, after having refused the post Of minister
without q portfolio.
Gen. Bendek had also assembled the ofhoen st
ties Of an energetic defense.
Fears were entertained Of q general rising In
Little wallachia.
Twenty Of the principal merchants az Crsjonz
were killed by the militia during disturbance.
The Archbishop and President Of the Council
had been arrested at yassey.
VIM. MoXan, an extensive contractor, Of Lon
don, had suspended.
Thos. Piper & Son, old and EXTENSIVE build
Ing firm, were also In difficulty
The improvement and activity in American
railway securities continued on the sth, Illinois
Central and Erie being specially In demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19
The ST. Louis Brigade.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-THE St Louis Brigade re-
turned from the southwestern border yesterday
morning. They Were received by detachment
of the National Guards remaining at home. Gen.
Frost, in a brief complimentary address. dis
missed the troops; after which they partook Of a
sumptuous dinner az the Matte Guard Armory,
was replete with expressions Of friendship and
conQratulation. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19
The Rock Island Railroad Company vs.. J
w Riskel Fr = ~ .t.r.H

CHICAGO, Dec I7.-The case Of the Rock Island
Railroad agt. J. w. Bissel, for conspiracy to burn
the railroad bridge across the MiSsissippi at Rock
Island, was concluded last night. The jury re.
turned verdict Of "not entity" The jury based
their verdict on the ground that the bridge was
enormously described In the indictment Bissel
was re-arrested Last night for conspiracy to burn
that part Of the bridge belonging TO the Rock
Island Railroad ConPsny, and was held 70 bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19
Fire I'm Bufrale-s.veral Person. Injured.

BUFFALO, Dec 1.-THE cavern connected with
the extensive cattle yard of Burns & Dickey was
entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday night All
the inmates escaped but two, Phineas Dickey. a
son of one of the proprietors, and Jane Burns,
servant. Miss Ellen Dickey threw herself from
second story window, severely injuring her spine
They were more or less Injured in escaping, and
all suffered intensely from the cold, being obliged
to remain unsheltered In their night clothes. Loss
on building and furniture about 5000; insured
for 80 Go = "a. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19
North. Careiipa Legi.,ature.

, RkkEteH, Dec lsg-The bHl for arming the
State has Just bean passed by the Sepats, after
considerable debate, The vote stood 4fto 8 The
bill comes before the, House to-mortow, There
is much anxiety regarding the position Of Feds-
The comnliasioeers from Alabama and missile
sippi have arrived here =. Y - y
a Democratic caucus is 70 be held TO night. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19
.Feeltpe q 'she lri.h in Re.,.n.

BosTeN,s Dec. l7.--The c hafitahls Irish Society
held their regular quarterly meeting tonight and
passed strong q Mon resolutions Intense interest,"
and feeling were manifested by the members
The meeting was very large. A strong Union
speech was made by fafher Conway, late from
lrel.nes sesefal ether strong Union sPeechss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19

In this CITY, on the morning of the 18th Instant Of
catArrh foyer, MARY VIRGINIA GIBSON,
daughter Of Capt Joshua Gibson in the 9Th year OF
her
Her funeral win take place from her fsther'srss
ldence, corner Seventh and r. SITS, to- morrow al
tsrnoon at 2 O'Clock. The friends and acquaint-
ances Of the family respectfully invited to 81
tend. without further notice.
Suddenly, on the morning of the 18th instant,
JANET r, LYNCH, in the 10th year OF her age,
eldest child OF James and Jane Lynch.
her funeral, from the residence Of her parents, No.
Is East capitol st.. on Friday next, st o'clock
p. IN. - p v ~. ~ = s 3-f-- gag"
On the 18th instant, ROSS TRIPLETT, (col-
ored n the sth year Of he age:
qnested to attend his funeral, on 70 morrow.
Thursday 10th, ct o'clock m. from bis late
reslaenees No. sag First st.. bstvsen and ,ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19

HosToN, Dec H.-Samuel Hart, naval con-
structcr and formerly Chief OF the Bureau Of Con
ssruction, Equipment and Repair. Of the Navy
Department, died az Scitnate LAST night
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R.It,u.rs na.rha,a

S. Ohio 81 81; City Mills - O.. wheat dull;
red 81 10a1 IL; white ~ Goal 90 Corn steady;
sales OF Il, 600 bushels new white and yellow sea
%. Provisions dull, mess pork SO Lsrd lOc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19

Arrival Of the Atlantie-Influx Of specie
-frsn .knrspr.
NEW YORK, Dec. ie.-Thc steamship AtsStlc
from Havn via Southampton has arrived here,
but Der advtces have been sntlcipated- she brings
$50 600 In specie on American account aud 500
tons OF French merchsndise and 50 pss.sngers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19
Financial.

NEW YORK, December 10 Stools are active
and better. Chicago and Rock Inland a.; mi.
nOis Central shares 6iS; do. bonds s.; Michigan
Co. 73K; Mo 6s 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19

POLICE MATrxEs.- Befors Jssties -Cgark.-PD
A Prindle and Edward Good were triea on
charge Of gambling, and were each fned $50 and
costs. Joseph Lewis, colored, wss accused q
open profanity and obscenity, and also for viii p
ping his wife. For the former offense he wal
nned - Sc and for tnelatter held 70 bail 70 keer
the peace for six calendar months. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19

THE PAPER FOR 1861 AND 'e2:
THE PAPER FOR 1851 AND 'ea:
THE PAPER FOR 1881 AND ssa.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY STAR. - %
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY sTAR.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY STAR
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT IN
THESE EvENTFUL TIMES 80
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE wITHoUr 1T IN
THESE EvENTFUL TIMES.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T IN
THESE EvENTFUL TIMES.
ITS ANNOUNCEMENTS OF WHAT TRAM
SPIRES AT TIE SEAT OF GOVERN
MENT ARE NOT THE RANDOM
GUESSEs AND SURMISEs OF THE
SENSATION PRESS, BUT CARE
FULLY VERIFIED STATE
MENTs, PROCURED AT
MUCH PAINS AND
EXPENSE.
THE SUBSCRIBER TO THE DOLLAR STAR
THUS GETS NOT ONLY THE CHEAP
EST WEEKLY PAPER IN THE
WORLD, BUT THE MOST Salts
FACTORY AND RELIABLE
NEWS FROM THE VERY
FOUNTAIN HEADS OF
POLITICAL INTEL .-.-.
LIGENCE. "a
LOOK OUT FOR THE DOLLAR STAR OF
THIS WEEK WITH ITS GREAT EXPOSE
OF THE SCHEMES AND SCHEMERs WHO
ARE PLOTTING DISUNION FOR DIS
UNIONS SAKE; ITS CONCLUSIVE AR
TICLES UPON SECESSION FROM THE
PEN OF HON. AMOS KENDALL; ITS Lo-
CAL BUDGET; CAPITAL STORIES; Pr
QUAINT GOSSIP; ITS RICHLY STORED
AGRICULTURAL COLUMNS; HOUSE
HOLD READINGi ANDRECIPEstOR THE
MECHANIC.
1T IS THE PAPER FOR THE MILLION
de 19-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19

REMkxsKR the Fair Of the Ladiea' Union
Benevolent Society for the mental benefit Of Che
poor children In the Fifth Ward, opened last
night at the rooms Of the Young MEMS Christian
Association opposite Browns Hotel. The ladies
Of Capitol Hif never fall % furnish agreeable ems
tertainmeats Of this sort when they engage 10
them, and we trust their humane efforts VIII meet
noble cause as he one they have espoused. &c
early, and 20 with full pocket liberal heart,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-19

NoTIcE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be Inserted in the BALTp6oRx Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE star Once.
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New Ysrk ,lsrkess

INEw YoEK, Dec. 1a-Flour Ss1Oc. higher.
Wheat lc. higher, with a fair export demand.
Corn FIRM Provisions dull. whisky nominsi