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, 1860-04-28

-To-nigl,: g. Airaso!e will give grand
party at bis Dancing Academy, corner Of Aadi~
son and Clark streets. See his advertisement
under AmuEements
, 1860-04-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Go to John Jones, 11o Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well doae and at prices to suit the
tiueF.
, 1860-04-28

REorE::1sG.-The Lake House ia to be re-
opened on the 5th Of Say 'y tho late rropric-
tors of tic Sherman House.
, 1860-04-28

S1oSs! sIoss S1GSs i-Chaubcrs J. Dubois,
lis and III Dearborn street, n7e painting every
description Of Signs, Ran,4srs, &C., in tie b,st
styles at very loW prices. ap9-lm
, 1860-04-28
THE CITY,


Dy G!l1es: + Sampson Il Household Furri.1:c Fi1ao
Forc. Carpets, &C. 1t ~ O'clock ut e Like srcst.
Household Furniture Carpr.s DC. =. oelyck at &C.
IL md % Ces1aQrn, ,s,fee1, II. H. Buffers 4 10
, 1860-04-28

&0N6M IKNF1CFs
Let Us preserve harmony and unity in our
ranks, BY giving our fcllow-eitizsn. n. =. 5rnn.
q unanimous endorsement at the primary meet.
ing, this evening. lie deserves the support Of
al! tight.ninded Republicans.
, 1860-04-28

P1KE's pEAKEns, ATTENTION !-Complctc Rub
tsr Outfits. Costs, Camp Blankets, etc, ETC., at
3no, B. Ideson &C., 81 Dearborn st. ap3-tf
, 1860-04-28
TrLEno, Arrtl Is 1eGO
Jso. r CAyrn.t!~ Eq ant hers. Ut:eTs AMI EHpioy-

Jso. = CAnrn..!- Etq an hers, O' :c1s ami Employ
enl~r" = Mused with pic faat ANTICIPATION Of Il
!nnasar: relic from ttc c. g aid :ltlscs Of
dunu oce lus forrbty feelings and FrErI
'tes rsrct parting with fhc :Hd e:l1orcc4 u
The ctmpshy. H1u lave lecE In service viii III au.
nHuy. .
With tle7e conflicting senta.Irp n. had this morning ut
rrtId with the Bo1ld Of DIrtcrS upn II tnA adj p.
isnt, whco. upon ,cEalnE - my room not ssrtt
ag'y safttaeu @ ~ nuaff ye yon ns aaa tctl
AID valuable present. No.h'nE. opne csud hare 6ee
The as:esthoueh great b! Their "a.
of fsrnd*h r. or the tone of eJt4Iay sud
" Of tie etlc inI t. and although
caano N1stcr Ece that tniit.cd ta suca ct npl
uso shat eys: ttnenbcF the occasion o,Is Ct Tic
peaans !c. and ur the k!tts asrIrcous
lcIr losns to b. t.ansa t:cI !" my ch!1 :se,l.
W7h 2tdeo wrhs. lndxfdu iy fo- Jrnr fusr1r happl.
/ anl rctjl1ctngu, Ttuf Oh ICED ftfend -
, 1860-04-28

coulsG EvEs1s.-0n Monday evening, the
Misses Baker give en- entertainment o1 the Trc.
mont House which Is noticed elsewhere, The
Same evening, the concert Of the blind occurs
at Metropolitan Hail. Tuesday ercni.g the
Mcndelssehn concert ut tic new k,ngsbury
Hall.
, 1860-04-28
Far Savcrsge ConsGtkdone
REUBEN TAYLOR,


DotEt 1hoso gentlemen arc entirely unexccp.
tioaabl:, azs among our oldest and best known
citizens.
Many Republicans who deny tho authority
Of tie Convention 1,r which tho gentlemen
above named were PITT bo:oro The people, have
signed call bringing cut for Sewerage Con-
missioner, Sylvester Lind, tho incumbent OF
the of'ioc. The call appears in this paper,
this morning. Nj.kont assuming 10 de-
cids wLo is lie proper representa-
tire Of tie party, NC may say that nc1nina-
tioa was considered necessary on)y lor defeat-
ing the possibility Of tie election Of Demo.
erat; anc Republicans ~'ho arc d.pcsc1 to
quarrel about tic clai1as Of men, should sec TO
it TINT they do not go divide their strength rs
to cnauro tLat result which the Convention
Was called 10 ward eff. Safety les in the reg.
ular tisket-t11c nominees Of tho Convention
to which Mr.. Linda uau,o was submitted.
, 1860-04-28
The Appointed Com. Of /. o. Of S. G.

~ poor woman has q Tery good boy aged
ID, who wants home. lie is capable, and up
to this tins free from bad habits, Some family
would do kindness to take him for food and
clothing. No. 1877 Illinois St. or at the City
Mission, &c North Franklin Street. ..-
- +. D. Tu171r, City 4i4sionary.S
, 1860-04-28

TOR rem OR LEASE
STORES AND OFFICES.
T~o drl s;t 1sosss OF ser and Dock streets.
Storc 6S I}ea Bas eLt &c Dearborn street.
Room. trAO over =, t. IS and s. 2tabosn ttIeet
Store and Dw .rE. - Wells !rct. Dakc:ue.t. y Ran-
dolgh street. htted r i:a~lrG Alley. Rooms ln 81 and
4h 1tors Of i9 Ksndnaph street. D!a+ksnhs sh9r. -
Wells stzsG.-
HOUSES.
Hou.c and Let, III Wahath nvcnre. Two new !lres
soYy Brick Houses ca Fulton street, Union Park
AodsEn Improvements.
LOTS.
Lot with ecc corner Wells ard Jackson *rcta Eatable
fos stenc wood y1st. Lt= Wabash avenue AMI
Jackson street.. Lots Wabath and Randolph
Apply st the office Of WALKER i CUTTING. Room
Nc. WakerA !;n1dIns, Deatbcrn stteet- Or q ".
WAIEfF{Jit E3{.t1tE street. rcha9-h 9-hoAstu
, 1860-04-28

SYLVESTER LIND, ESQ Dear
\ SIr-The uad.tsGntd b.2g impressed with the b..
Ecthtt dutie4 Of tie oa' Sewerage Co nnt*onsr.
to pe sled py eleetos the Ut Of May next art o. .uth
1erdrr Of the Rreatert nr!s laee to II
re 1cs of Ch'cco to have them properly efficiently
aud ind r.tau il, g'y .eta gel. and DIS ng rvt!rn}ary
il Tie fres hIau'!a press re urd.r VII eli the couLtry
il a1r has bnrnF tn -nnle uf M
cirtnsusa Il the o.ea quet cecte to al., viii.
d tn:n o. Pr.f so!cl' you to al;ow ,he
srve tba. o ~ tue sit,sns sf Gh!e vii md thss
Ill were and t1ut you Ii not be !n6.p sd Is yIe 10
wh. may h. dtd Is The demand Ct duty and accce
, 1860-04-28

THE ELECTION ON TUESDAY.
Our citizens should rot forget that the elec-
ton for Water end Sewerage Commissioners
is to b. held On Tuesday next. These n1etwo
Of Cur most important otficea, and with a
single exception, the RcrutlicaDe have always
elected their best men TO fill these places. Last
Spring, two Republicnas ran Tor Sewerage
Commissioner, and, as consequence, Mr..
conley, Democrat, was elected. The Repub-
licans should not ntain he eanght in that
snare, for mother member will give the bogus
Democracy the control Of tho Board. Our
property owuers should save themselves from
the peculations and the misnauagement which
auch calamity would hc sure to entail upon
Tue city.
The regular nominations arc as follows:
For Water conu,!sa.oncr
Z. y. ROLDEN.
, 1860-04-28

Sons OF Columbia Lodge No. l, I. o. o. F.
At regular meeting of this Order held at
their Lodge.roon,. metropolitan Hall, April e5'
1sGo, brother E. Il. Pierce presiding, brother
S. Il. McAdams, 1.President of tHts Order, de-
lvered his farewell address.
After hearing the address the Order unani-
mously rcsolred, tha. as this brother has been
ouc Of the chief Instruments in building up this
institution: and ltas been urtiring in ts efforts
through which the Society has obtained its pre.
sent fourishing condition, the Order feel with
the taeepeat regret his departure from our midst.
Kso3rtd, That Brother McAdau1s has the best
Wishes of our Order for bis welfare and pros
brother sud member Of the Society.
R<solutd, That the best wishes Of tue Order
ba extended to bis wife aud family.
Rfto2rtd. That Brothers c. Il: Pierce. II.
Isuf. Rev. 4. Alexander, ]. II. Harper aud Dr.
Ii. Wakefield be appointed special committee
to hand to Brother McAdams q copy Of these
resolutions, and that the sauo be published IN
the Rrts1 and 1fi1une, aud Tina.
Resoiret, That the rega1ia Of the Grand md
Subordinate Lodge BE- presented to Brother
AcAdams.
, 1860-04-28

4 TcnnuLESr LocoNor1vE.-Atan an early hour
asnorning or two since the engine Of tl,e morn
ing freight train Of the Chicago. Alton and st.
Louis 1tailroad, ran of tie track west Of Stcn-
art Arenrc, between Twelfth and Judd streets,
and tore of the side Of barn belonging to Mr.
4. Moore, who resides at tic corner ef Stewart
Avenue and Twelfth street. Mr. Aoorc's COW
was in thc'ba,p ut the :ino Of the accident, and
received severe wound in tie side.
, 1860-04-28

TOR SALE-Very cheap. 4 fine
tara The hnusc contains zinc soa1.s nater inside wool.
thed end hsn house. 1ahuIre the rTe1,teA apsx3t
, 1860-04-28

T OST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
- from tie rren!.s1 q Tie susc7lter, III Michigan
artsue. q DARK HlINDLE COW, uitA cu;reu nc fus,
and tInau rope ound them. Whoever vt retaro hi
will be literally zevaHtet. 0KRINGT0S LukT.
, 1860-04-28


to the!1 1tqasst:
g. e. f'f5s osicu. a ss:ra, .tsse'
jei.n : sta1 I'd, EW ke'1xx, iii slyer.
siekteEtn. Thos l4ker: Ja1e, Gr1ush,
Frank Jones, Tbco SedSwI:k, ~ Tres'.
vafS vstat L. 1iaa Sesse s'sasf,sE ss,sEsGS e. IT,
Watsr Shay. Ee.e;M N,;!as Fle'c' Et1$SthI f.; $a
j. MactarIanc.< ;,ohn hswt. UWjl:ams.
5a%ss siIse it,: T.: les::. a:h sas ''saisap.
Rsssi sssi.s:k korse. g Ss:s ~ hsHss:' Hss:'
f:4;!t $S!seuu. 5lH5$Tsns' s%;!s' !Is'a.s'
hsa, ra,;s hs Wse.uosA4 A4'SS:ss1sDf'ase' SStss
~. sSs %st aTTEs;ss ~ ssss F;tese.
Il Il: sy:G TGa. ItS:5ss W E:ssy :ss,!sa M Mss.a &
AI!eyj., Within Tsty. Jah39- Kass.
||;;;{ 49,; S;:::s' S;s;:*=:
Il sts' ts:se' Ss5.:s ~: is,ue, %:G %se:i fxao
!!sa 5se 4s5:ss. a:s' * !::s ! 4s:::: ::nz:e
JOIN ff"rd. s1c-1ell.nd ja;eI Ge-nez.
Prtaer.sF tes'1@S @e,s, @ Gioik.ss1. s Ella.
u N.!ccx, Mallory NePeon.
N@G:s @sS: :'9n! asfsss g. tS es,ke
Scss Sssf;s, fs,;m7 Hanssa m s!S'a9sa; Ba:9t
;;;s| f;;;,, $::: VS.:
| I ~, " dgss; hs.no FE.nrdrf. rs;ef PicE.
| MM rean'' !s,U1+:rE Wr,.nhv Nm nnotco,rorr
| = .rai,ns,, +: Hrss.t Gus.are neteTv3'
| lain II Fo,ter John E.bt4E:. 1.ewfs ,su7str,
| f:tn0. Nyerr Solomon Ma!ocy, jsaae Went,
1 wv E.ir* Ey.rs Keller WinG Ejrkmap
| T., ny. ~ RI! -ias T..Siwen II = IIirtc-
| rhlAp nE,tH, iME"nH;nch,,n Inse,h t1sttssn
tnt' IN aa.sN'a' yJotr fIoFmsn H' n i aSmt,i,
] 4 N-rirht JUP PtfkrA d. Lee.
IL EoMIn,sn James gan, Tc:' Ec1f
| n X y fsn.1isr Herr StimTe. " Wntc
| al 7 Is'n.lrrn N.chael Chat1aY, r L NattfQ.d,
HG1t + 1.it Hia4n' Aa-T Fs]x-h Gnrd Ein,onS
| ~ MegHAA nuan. a. shs,i., ~ +, n.nei u> EinM
] Hn.sE L.Es' Thn u ynIr. H1r., 4! " Wnites'
] u 81 ,, ,csess css, ,t- H.. t.onar J.as fricr
| 1obn DFlIIcch m J II R;gney, Graham,
| i = = Ateaaee'' ., Tt H,.:ett EIE5,5 pHrsIn
| kM FFh:. 4 4 4 Il ~ Wnfsh *" f'nn-sH vasinrer
| Jomn Gut:.a. Ta.nnh &, ,1,n,,1 fha. ynr.nr 49,
, 1860-04-28

How 70 MArE Hkxs LAy.-Old Sprasslcs is
making garden in tho rear Of ais house about
as b'g as pocket handkerchief. 4 garden is
good thing to hare in u family. So are hens
But vixen you own The garden, and your neigh
bor the hens, there ut oEce arises conflict Of
interests, especially If he docs not keep his
fowls shut up. This was the case with SpraggIcs.
His ntighbor's Acas had an inqEisitiye turn Of
mind. Spragyles camc to believe tl.er watched
him through the cracks in tile fcucc, and the
moment bis back was turned, after he had bur-
led seed, these hens dug it up, asd their very
clack a:d cacklc ~ they did 70, had dcrisivc
sound. Spraggles was hunun, and h nauity
1as its fuiiiuss. lie drove the hens away
They came again. lie proceeded to extremes.
Let him tell the story himself.
The other morning lie fowl farcying neigh
Dor looked over into spraggles' lot. The latter
was on his hands and knees restoring the earth
about the roots Of pic plant, which the hens
llad dug at as diligently as p:ke's Pcakers about
anugget.
"Se'sbbor spraEs'cs what should you do 10
make hens lay?:''
swell IRE tried Jriclj4ts some lately.''
"Brickbats to make hcns lay; how do xou
meau:"
"Well they work first rate. tried one Oh
your old spccklcd Leu and she's been laying it,
tic alley more'n week"
The ncighbor shut up, aud has since kept his
hers SHUT up. The incident is Of value both ia
fowl fanciers, md garden proprietors at this
season.
, 1860-04-28

4 S$IGNMENT.- il hereby
II given that tbs L.e Cru Of MUIR. LAyt;LANps.
l. Co. I'D tue 18th day OF ApEt. m.se n assignment
f1 she o. tbcr c1c to!s OF thelr ent as-ets to
JOHN u. SMEDLEf.
All rer.ons ka-!rg claims against ka'd arm Of Nr;:.
au:i1rIs 1 e. or be rg ia any !cteh'eh 10 "a:
dr VII present f,r arjustn1s pt II 1J3 south
Wa,ef sticst ut the Office Of Stafford & :medlty.
JtHS D. sMEbiaES. As.l-tte.
f.h1tr,e, Aprit At 1s5l Aua1 gi = fw
, 1860-04-28

NOT1CE.-Eoticc is Hereby given
L th,t thu Il m Of Lyoa l. Raw /. tls tlv d.
solved " E,u:la1 eonscL1. Anl'isuF p. LYON.
JAMES n. EAWSt.S.
Dated IL c4Eo. A1.,j 1stl. lSN arS alw
, 1860-04-28

ITO RENT-Ehgibsc Business Of:
fcet Rent. .-ne with ttree r2on.. corner n Clark
and E?ado!i tttset* Ore "a dotE o,th en C,,s
nss: ard ans double otee or ssore roam w'sn tidia:
Chu.ch Bo~k, Wash.pet street, Possession ysn Asy
1t. Apply 10 DE- EVANS. Is C1ark street. tupsalss
, 1860-04-28

1no. H. Campbell Anerex 1ea.ur. William D. Alien,
VII tam sa:sgs n. salncr. .Jvat Stna.t John i A..
Kn:l,. Y: +: whiting ~ .: T. i!;tle J@,: l. il ctin.o.
Wia. r. s,ssoS4 C.: sSits, Jo Na.a Jams + caa.4.
NV; s, Jol, E Tema, 1 f T. Incl: 4. Il. r:ker, j.
In J. lnInan. Jn~ y. N!e- JoLu Ilaz7is - 4. M;tct
ell Viii LIN Il. Last III Cnrsua Vim. 1srown John
Lam.
, 1860-04-28

ITO RENT-On Michigan avenue.
L req Old aret he aEtdlc hnusc Of The block of three
tznwn kcuscs fronting Fart Apply next door North, .,
to GEO: L. CoSGDrS, u Laks street, up stass.
, 1860-04-28

ITO RENT North Side } the brick
RE:dse l;udinEta1l feet. focr oss, With 1:ver aad
s1seet frorts .tod lc7:on for anr hcavy Wholesale
forWAEl!n- and commission brti11as.
Asofaac bull :iax ~ onin 70 y g fset Eith large
Also-Tso drst-elas biek dwelinkA and tr7ne CO.,
on Michigan .trFet. Ru.h street bridge Inquire
iuhesIs1Sin ''1' Il. CARPENTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
The Convention.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2s.-Mr Rhett spoke On thu
report Of the Committee who had the eonsiders-
ZION Of the Address TO the People OF the Southern
states and also the Ordinance for forming south
efn Confederecy. Mr.. Rhett said the object in a
speedy organization was TO protect our rights per-
manenuy: he made proposition 10 double the
NUMBER OF representatives. from the seeding states
to the proposed General Convention, 20 be consti-
tuted as the present Congress, who shall sdopt
articles Of confederation for Provisional Govern
ment.
Mr.. Memminger, In secret session Yesterday
from the committee TO whom was referred the re.
solution In regard TO citizenship, repor,ed that
every person residing In Souih Carroll n the date
OF whether born residents ~ ned
De considered citizen, unless foreign resi dence
shall be established with the intention az erpa tr
anon. Also free whites born within ths territory
OF The State or outside, whose fatLer was then q
eluzeni and also persons belonging 10 any Of the
the nited states, who, within twelve mo n b. OF
secession, resided with the intention Of remaining
upon taking the oath Of allegiance shall be cos-
sdered citizens OF South Carolina. Also, cItizsrs
OF other states coming here after an expiration Of
one year from the date of secession to actually re-
SIDE seven months with the intention Of rrussiu-
Ing, shall, upon declaring their allegiance be
considered citizens; also free whItss eutsrug the
military, naval or civil Institutions Of the state
citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
From California per Pony Express.

FORT KEARNET, Dec. % The California PONY
Express Of the 18th has arrived here. No business
was doing and prices were dropping The gen.
eral news Is unimportsnt.
Ihe Keystone Company were opening q copper
mine In Calaveras coun which they claim 70 be
the richest vein ever discovered on the Pacific
coast, being nearly pure the best Virginia or
Lake Superior copper. The vein appears TO be
inexhaustible. Arrang ements are making 60 shin
the ore TO Baltimore. an IL 10 believed IL can be
put into the Eastern markets cheaper than Lake
Superior. 81
A solemn mass had been offered I'm the San
Francisco Cathedral for the repose OF the souls OF
those who fell In the defence ofthe Pope. Material
aid was solicited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY, State ef Ohio
Before me, the subsbriber, Justice Of the Peace,
who, being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that he
had boon suffering with Chrouic Diarrhea for the
eeived prescriptions for his case fom AL the ptin
sipal ply siciens IN Philadelphia ard Cincinnati,
but all to no effect, he has received relief At
last ne was reduced to mere skeleton. " ithopt
even the hope Of ever hnding relief bat By the s-
vice Of q friend, was Induced to try Hoststter's
Celebrated stomach Bitters, and, TO his utt sur
Rrls> found relief from the hrst triai; and in less
his complaint, aud is daily recovering his strength
q body, and !noreasins In hesh; and ohserfnliy
hicted like himself may be benefited.
JOHN Ike.
S"o'T ~ sqDscr.oeo 70 peiVie ms ,AuS1 xis.,is
de "a cost No. "a Western st., CIncinneti, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
Reception 20 Senator Baker

SPRTNGFIELp, Ill Dec. Ex-senator Baker was
publicly received by his friends this afternoon az
the Court House. The hall was densely crowded
In an address, occupying three quarters or an
hour in It's delivery, be expressed the earnest de-
votion OF himself and constituents TO the Union
secuted the idea Of an indedendent Pacific To-,
public, and declared emphatlcally that the Union
should and would be preserved, and the Federal
laws executed both North aud South. His re-
marks were warmly applauded
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LOCA Al NEW s.

NoIIcE.-Subscribers to the Star In the First
Ward Of " ashington city, are hereby notified to
pay FOR its service to them from the close Of the
Last week, Saturday, the 22d December inst, only
to Lawrence NJ. witherow, who Is now the agent
Of the Star Once for the management Of the said
First Ward routes. All subscriptions for STAYS
served in the said First Ward, prior to Saturday
evening Last, December -, Is6o) are due and
payable to VIM. Dillow, the late agent.
W.. WALLACE, Publisher of Star
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Letter frsm General WeeI.

ALBANY, Dec. 2s.-The Troy Arena this morning
publishes letter from General w ool stating that
the Wateryliet Arsenal 10 exclusively under the
jurisdiction ofthe Secretary Of War, and that on
the 9th Of the presenting ten thousand muskets
Were sold oy the order OF Secretary Floyd 20 5. B.
Lamar, Of Savannah, Georgia, and were shipped
from the Arsenal on the 14th inst The price was
two dollars and half for each musket
The gun carriages at the Arsenal designed for
the Pittsburg guns have not vet been removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVER,

DIR. sCHENCK. Of Philadelphia, finds it impos :.
sibse TO visit Washington every vssk. and has
made arrangements 70 positively be IN the city tie
He has . suit Of rooms al the Ayeuus House,
where patients can obtain advice free. He only
charges when it is rsessssry 70 make thorouGh
:. q. Waite 10 agent FOR schenck's Pulmonle
syEgp, price per bottle. for the cure g. ccsyhsf
Tonic price per bott for Dyspepsia; Sehsnck'
Mandrake Pills, prics Is esnts Der boz, fbf Liver
eis. Dr. Schspok would be grst-fn % those vhe
have been ourea hy his remedlss II thsy ,y 99sId
leave their oertkcates o. care vita . D. WAtIks
sVSnsr ssvt 9TH 81 end "A ". ssE@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
Democratic Mee,ip.in AIh.px

ALBANY, Dec. % A meeting Of about one
hundred and fifty prominent National Democrats.
was held at Congress Hall tonight convened by
circulars issu ed by John A. Green and Mr. Nc
Mahon. Forms OF petitions Were adopted re-
questing the Legislature 70 repeal the Personal
Liberty law Of lS4O and to restore the Nlnemonths
Slaveholding law Of Isl7, to be circulated In each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

DTHE star publishes the List Of Letters
remaining in the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
10 be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery of the Office. It's
tot1 daily circulation is more than double that
of any other Daily printed in the District Of Co
Iunbfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

CousHa.-The sudden changes Of our climate are
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often got speedily and certainly when
shoul at once be had to RrotvH's Bronchial
Itoshss." 2, L95snges let the Cold, Cough, or II
prscaution more serious attack may be efeotually
warded of. Public Speakers and Siagsrs will find
II son efsotuel for clearing and Strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. del-ly
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IL Though TEE STAR Ii printed on the fastest
rssm press in use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
10 20 large to require II TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL o'clock m; otherwise they may
no, appear Until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
From North CaralIua

RALEIGH, n. C, Dec. 2S.-An quiet here The
times are very dull Most Of the members Of the
Legislature have gone home Meetings are being
held In the various counties Of the State In regard
70 the present crisis. Union sentiment prevails
here, but all hope Of adjustment Of the pending
difficulties 10 well nigh gone
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Probable Unfounded Rumsr

NEW YoRK, Dec. 29.-The Tribune Of th!s
morning publishess dispatch from Macon, giving
rumor OF an insurrection in some Southern To-
cality. IA private dispatch from Augusta mskss
no mention OF any thing Of the kind-RKPoRTHR
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HOMEOPATHIC RxNxprxs

All of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathis Rsmsdis: I. put up expressly for family
In cases, containing. % walls, from 81 to 8.
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
z. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, Wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north F street
also by T. b. Winter, corner Of Massachusetts ave.
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
RaxsI, for internal and external Infammations OF
all kinds. Sold a. above. ma 3 ly
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Financial.

NKw YORK, December 2oy-stocks are slIghty
hrmer. Chicago and Rock Island SO; Illinois
ern3 X; New York Central IS \; Cantons Co IA;
Va 6's 76k; Mo. e's 6sA.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FARE REDUCED I
LAST NIGhT OF THE LADIES GRAND

FARE REDUCED
LAST MIGHT OF THE LADIES GRAND
UNION BANQUET.
The ladies connected with the T. Street Baptist
Church are maklng extensive preparations for q
GRAND UNION BANQUET to be given BY them
Browns Hotel.
The doors of the banqusfing hall will be thrown
open TO NIGHT, at o'clock.
As this 10 for q benevolent object, and as these
ladies' think what is worth doing at all should be
UsH done, promising full equivalent for ell the
money spent, and something decldsdy recherche is
prOmls it is hoped the public will consult their
enterprise
Strawberries and crssm are among the deicacies
TO bo served up on this occasion.
A hard of music will be in attendance and
splendid piano forte for any who may feel inclined
to use il.
An United States flag, with thirty three stars, ex-
tended from the window, viii designate the place.
Admission 10 cents. de S9 IL
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No News from Charl.,,e,

OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATED PREss. washing
ington, Dec. -. 30 p. IN Not q word In reia-
ton 70 affairs In South Carolina has been received
al this once since p. M yesterday Commercial
and Official dispatches In relation 10 busi ness have
been received ~ usual, so far a. 10 known.
RRPohTUu
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NoIIcE.-Diszict Of Columbia Advertisements
90 be inserted IN the BALTIxoRR Sun are received
ut and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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Seces.ian I'm EIariha

CHARLESTON, Dec 2s.-Advices from Jackson
ville Florida Of the 2ith state that from the re-
turns Of the recent elections In that State four
ffths Of the Convention viii 60 for immediate
secession.
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HoLlsw.y,. PUG AND O,N1nrrr

.Asthma Though this disease has baffied the
skill, and been pronounced by eminent medical men
Is lrremediabe. The numerous certihcates daily
reosived By DIR. Holloway, are direct REPUTATION
70 such il-founded and fallacious conclusions.
of bronchial Affections diseases oft6e chs.t throat
&C., have been cured in their worst stages BY these
exrectorant and laxative remedies. Sold BY Gil
de % Nv