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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-24

A sTROLOGY. MADAME BELL RE-
n. SPEOTFULLY announces that she commences
business again. and be found at her reside ace,
No. ~, on the west side Of Jones:street, between
Linn and Gutter and Liberty and Wade, where she
palmistry, or by cards. To all those who may wish
TO consult her the luck of business, any under
taking, Journeys, lawsuits. love, matrimony, lot.
terry tickets perfect satisfaction will be given
cents for running the letters on the jy l-am'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

II = The Life Of the Flesh Is in the Blood %
was said by inspiration long before Harvey's dis
covery of its circulation had brought to light its
purposes nd uses. Now we know not only that life
lis in the blood but that disease inhabits it also.
Many of the disorders that prevade the human
frame, have their home in 1t, thrive and grow in
it. The celebrated DR. }. C. Aver, Of Lowell, has
bad regard to this important fact in making a
Remedy TO cure those disorders. His Extract Of
Sarsa parlla purges out the impurities Of the blood
and induces healthy action in it that expes dis
ease. This looks reasonable and IL is true for we
take any medicine, we have nevertheless several
time been under obligations to the skill of DR..
Aver for the relief which his remedies never fail
to afford us when we are obliged to have recourse
to them.-Cdtholic, Hal,fa1, N S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

IL The new Dollar Weekly star, ial,e' nan
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, ana cholce
literary reading, is now on our counter ready ior
delivery TO the public. Embraced IN j" en'ef
tainina contents are the following articles:
The Family Plate, concluded Ia graphic story
Artemus Ward on I" Forts" The Mysterious
Dish-a city incidents Interesting Foreign Mis-
EJstorisls on all the current topics of the day;
Ms and s cf Amos Kendallis mastery articles
npon Secession; A complete resume OF Congres-
,fonsl Proceedings mp to the date Of going 10
Press; DepaHmental Reports; Department News;
seven Columns Of Interesting Local Intelligence,
Including fall reports Of the doings at the St
Andrews Supper, the reception OF the Putnam
Phalanx, the reception of Senator Douglas, the
Virginia Alexandra Conference, ct eetera, 81
tsfsrd;
More than Three Columns of valuable and fresh
Agricultural Matter, Household Recipes, Ar,
ticles on Gardening and Horticulture, Recipes
for the Workshop, &c, &c;
A great variety of General News in short easily
read paragraphs; Rich Humorous Skelcnes
Piquant Personal Items; and an Infinite spfeao
of choice Literary Articles, Prose ana foeuy
too numerous TO particularize. .- --..
This is just the paper above all Others Tor per
sons sojourning In the National Metropolis u
send 10 their friends at distance. Price onl'
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per annum; Possag
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
THIS AFTERNOON d To-MoRRow

BY WALL BARNARD. AuotIoReers
CHINA, CUTLERY, PLATED AND OTHER
~ IosTLY NARE. PARIAN AND tIsQUET STATr-
EIEs, c., AT AUCTION -On q hlDaN the 7th
Instsn', q 10 o'cl, and continue tvefy day until
ell is disposed Of We will sell, 81 the st're Of
Ghas. 4. or, 27s "a. sv. between II % and ih
Q rerts, next door TO tie KI.kvood Hou e, his
stock. comp lsng large AID va led az % -tmest-
French, stone china, and ct or DIInsi, breakfast.
aud Tee sets az the latest stylst,
Parian isquet, Lava, SeyreS, Bohemian. Preach.
and Am ,rlcan u asswsfe.
Parian aud Bisquet Ststu tee,
Ornamsbtei P1n9h Bowls, Mottoe,:
SevIes On and ard &C. Iyeik end Fruit sfends.
Plated SpoOSs aud Forks and Cutlery.
And a large ALSO rtment g other Silver Ware.
An6 a general as sortnent Of American. Belgian,
and English Ware G { every description.
This ale will ne found worthy the bpecla atten
ton of aud these wiehlng Co purchase
holiday presents, the goods are OF the hnest and
lssteet importators.
Terms: s40 cash; over that amount. q credit of
80 and 90 days, for approved endorsed notes, bear
Ing int rest
de6 WALL N BARNARD. Asct.
ByJ. c. McSUIRE j. CO, Aucuoneers.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
- CoURI.-On SATURDAY MORNING. Dec.
at 10 O'Clock, front Of the Auction Rooms, We
shall sell a lot OF Furniture, DC ,comprising-
Bed 4 q IS, BeddlnE, Bureaus,
Ta les. ChaIrs, Looking q asset.
washs.acd Crookrry sud Glass ware.
Gold Walton, Cart ard Harness, &c., &C.
MARY J. WILSON, AdminIstrstriI.
de5st J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

Musical PusLrcAIIoNs.7SFom Metzerott, we
have received the Operate 8oquet, containing
thirty-fOur choruses, quartettes and concerted
pieces for mixed voices, and several pieces for
single voices, male and female, arranged from the
most popular new operas, by Edwin Bruce, and
published In handsome style by Ditson Of Boston
Also, {. The old gray step by the cottage door, y
song son, tits pleasant In our home,'' ballad
and Dofmi Jesu," or the virgins cradle hymn
also published by Ditson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

THE COMPOSITION OF THE Hous SP scIAL Con-
MIrTKE UPON SECESSION was the subject most dis
cuss,d in Washington last night, and though ex-
treme men from both sections nud fault with it,
we candidly confess that We do not perceive how
the Speaker could have selected better one,
take IL a whole, from the materials out of which
he had to make 1t. Ii represents every shade OF
Congressional opinion upon the question Of the
times, and. we doubt not, embraces a considera.
BILE majority well disposed towards the settlement
of the difdculty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

NJ We ind In the Richmond Enquirer Of
Saturday last letter from MIR. Senator Mason, Of
Virginia. addressed to the editors Of that paper,
in which he advocates the call Of a Convention
to ascertain and declare the position which that
State shoald assume in the present crisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

II The whole family OF Rev VIM. Mast wa,
poisoned on Thursday, at Covington, KY, by eat
ing peaches, put up In self-sealing cans Prompt
medical assistance saved their lives
II A lady being asked her place Of nativity
replied: II am unfortunate to have natl We
place; I was the daughter Of a Methodist clergy
man -
III A beautiful Partisan lorette, mistress Of
Count Cavour, 1t Is said, won 900 at gamb
ling table at Baden Baden during the past season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

Ma. BoYcz, Of South Carolina, we regret to say,
designs following the example Of Mr.. Hawkins,
of Florida, In requesting to be excused from serv-
ing upon the special committee upon secession.
We hear that efforts have been made to induce
Mr.. Houston, OF Alabama, to do so likewise, but
spprehend that they will be frnitless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

III The New York papers announce the arri-
val Of more exlles from the South In the shape of
sixty Storage Passengers returned from Savannah,
Ga by order Of the municipal authorities Of that
city. These, added to the number reported last
week, make a total of 27S passengers from the
y orth who have been turned away from southern
Dortx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

UMr Ulman, the operate manager, is the
latest victim In the crisis. The people will not
60 to the opera in ''the Pecarious state Of affairs
In general, +" and he succumbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

NEW GLUE We advertise to-day a new style
Of glue, which must be needed in every house
This Ii reported 10 be the identical glue with
which the man glued his dog together after he
ltne dog-not the man had split himself ia two
halves by running against a sharp post while in
pursuit Of rabbit. IL 10 related Of this unfortu
nate dog that, he was stuck together with two
legs up and down. and remained for the rest of
his life; albeit he was a more durable dog after
than before this slight accident, because while h.
was running on two legs the other two were res
Ing, and he had only TO flop over on the rested
legs and 90 ahead, afresh. This only shows that
care should be taken in sticking things toy ether
when you have good glue to work with -
Zds<srtIIs Aurora .a.- 80" ..-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
Personal.

Col. w Gates, L. g. A. and ex-Goy E
Louis Lowe, Md, are AT the National.
...- Hon. ID c. Littlejohn has commenced pro-
ceedings against Horace Greeley, of the New
York Tribune, for alleged libels uttered pending
the late election.
.-'EI-Goyernor Jno. p. jackson, N. j.; Hon
J. Randolph Clay, U. 8. Minister to Peru, and
family; ID. Baker, Collector Of the Port of Phil
edelPais; Capt Frisbie, U. 3. A Capt. Geo. T
Holmes, CaPetown, C. 6. H q. w. Healey
French Consul at Pbiladelphia, and family; M al
Lymington, 1t Jos. l.. HardsuH, Capt Jerdsr
and family, U. s. A; Gsn. d. de Goicuna, La
are at lizards. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

IL From NJ. ID. Russell, 536 Seventh street, we
have Lionello, Sequel to the Jew OF Verona, !"
by Rev. A. Breseiana, = j., handsomely issued
by Kelly, Hedian Il Piet, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

II The Official vote OF Missouri Is announced
as follows: Douglas, IS sol; Bell, 5s,372; Breck-
inridge, 81 ,3I7; Lincoln, II ,G2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

HAVE YOU SEEN THE LAST NUMBER OF
THE WEEKLY STAR, PUBLISHED
THIS DAY-FRIDAY!
CALL AT THE STAR OFFICE AND SEND
1T TO YOUR FRIENDS AT A
1t DISTANCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

A MISTAKE Last Saturday was payday at the
New York Custom H ouse, but by mistake the
drafts for the monthly salaries, instead Of coming
70 ina, cry, went 70 charleston, Y, ana .Hose
York. This, however, was not discovered until
within half an hour of noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

TExAs.-We have private advices from Texas
which satisfy US that Gov. Houston's late de-
clension to call together the Texas Legislature
% consider the States duty In the crisis scarce
" delaAher participation in the secession policy
of her sister cotton States. Governor Houston has
at length consented to be governed by what he
may regard as the wishes Of the people of Texas
in the matter; and already the latter without dis
tinction Of party, are petitioning him in every
county-ths whole people uniting In signing the
petitions. Such Is the state Of popular sentiment
there already, that by the time the expected ac
ton of South Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi
may be known there, the State government o
Texas could not fail to be subverted by revolution
repudating its authority, to obtain the State con
vention the Texas advocates Of secession demand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
Sp,r,t Of the nisrning Press.

The TateHigeHesr, addressing the Southern
people, recommends for tn. solution of our
present political complications the assembling OF
a Convention or Congress Of Delegates from the
slayeEoIding States for consultation. Thus 1t
adopts, as the only hopeful remedy under existing
circumstances, that which the Star was the first
of all the press 10 recommend, and which Ii has
since Persistently and earnestly urged.
The Consultation expresses dissatisfaction with
the composition Of the House Committee noniEa-
ted yesterday by Speaker Pennington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

From CALpoRSIA.-San Francisco dates to the
Slth OF November have been received by pony
express.
There 10 no general newy Of I'm portance
ne news sent by telegraph TO Carson Valley,
reiaung 10 the secession demonstrations of sonth
SLo.na, Georgia, &c has caused an unusual
sensAuon, forming the universal topic Of CONVEX
sauon, generally In reRretful mood
Mslor .; b. Scott, Of the U. 3. army, died al
San Francisco on tue 22d : :
GA<legraphie dispatch received to-day from
Yren, announced the dsath Of Drlazon smith Al
Poruend, Oregon, on the 18th. He was rscentlv
one Of the United States Senators from thai SIats
Large numbers Of Chinese had arrived ~ PCT
land from the mines in the British Ps.r,ons
having been driven on by the Indians
Reports Of rich gold mines In Oregon and w ash
ington continue a. usual. $50
Since November 9Th Sis 600 In gold ha, hes,
received az Victoria from the Frazer liver min
There was serious riot ut the Victoria Theater
on Neyember Sd, growing out Of the long e.istin.
prejudice Of the neg roes against the whites Ia
negro population having emig grated to Britisl
Columbia from California, toimProve their socis
position, which they claim b be equal In Al
things 70 any other race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

ByJ c, MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneors.
Y OTICE-GREAr SALE or SUPERIOR LIQuoRs
~ AND WINES BY CAJALooun.-On MUNDtS,
De o. m Der nth 81 10 O'Clock O. we shall sell. oy
cstaioeue Of the Hotel of 4. Cesparis, Eea., near
the Capitol, q has stock Of -
w Iues end ia nors, comprising ohoios assert
met { + the beat HInes and Liquors, the most
gift Of HIS own Y portxiIon; some OF lt has been
mo or for fifteen years.
Catalogues viii be issued and PARTICULARS IN IN
de7d j. c. MCGUIRE q CO ,Apcts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
FUTURE DAYS.

BIZ CLEARY GREEN. Auctioneers,
II FURSITuRE Ar AUcTTos.-On NO DAY, the
luIh N 1sn, a. 10 O'Clock a. m. Se shall sei, az No
the resiaencS OF q family dtcliSius housskespIng,
an EXCELLENT assortment Of well kept Household
Fine AS .? oe'sRe P.Ho Forte. sne
~ tone apd hni.S, d r.
Spring sest Parlor and Fancy Chair,
Msa5wStGR csp,,, and az RNsI rsSiss'
sSSssny sne W s mus MsrSls tSP ssssini.
walnut Msr da. ssd sdsb
bxt items on i pnlnE Isslss. Rsir'sera,or'
sevins Machine. made By Wheeler 4 Wilson. cost
Zine Feather Beds and BEDDING,
Carpets, Ollcotch, Mating, FEgs,
6iIiass Chame.I, Hal Ard Cs4cI ch,irr.
Fine Cutlery, Cut and other Glass Ware,
EIesfians coOfirs Stove. Radiator and Chsms-.
TosstheT With Is-ss lot of Kitchen Requisites.
i IGs;' S9s9s ss g3'as sEsss gs.
b, BARNARR BgcKEEY, Au0tOnesrs.
STocK AND FIXTURES OF A RETAIL
SR ot der a At AUc :.
Ritt rs. at the ittsr~o.ion Of Wsshinston street
And the Cana, Georgetown, all their Stock and
Boxes Pearl -taroh; Box-s Tobscco,
Boxes Pure Ground Cofse,
Roxss Lump Blue. T.cts and Mustard,
Sass. csnds sna p.f md L. Soap, Matches
Whistles and Malaga Wine,
s sSftsf:; fBs asss. iBaiu.,
Stands, Platform Scales,
f Tsnsr f too q enSmer.te " o'''
/ Terms: $40 cash; over that sum credit OF sixty
and Eiaet, days, for approved endorsed notes.
Also, at the same time. the House and Lot 90
i%s dss o' the BSRNkRbs BG SeR ssos..
By c. Mcguire CO., Auctlonsers.
sifs SSSiE sssHBIiE sSbkr
FfGU RES AND VASES.
OIL if PAINTINGS INF Mes
Piano Forte. fan Seven 9ciayss, R9ssyood Case,
Keys, , and =, very ,s 1vs superior .g IN
e.nefed with rich ssdn BrOcstslls and Velvet
RoseWcoa Bureaus. Bedsteads, Eteesres. Side
board. certsr end Sofa Tables, Turkish Lounges
| Laoe AMI Brocat.s,e Curtains,
| Shades and Cernces,
H and 1sf1 Sff ..s. and Be-
l hemisn GIsss Ware Sc dom met with, too nu-
msreu. % mentlen, and must be seen 10 be sP-
PsSl.;1 Ts1. e god rs,.,.Es Or article,
II
and ,mine the goods previous 70 the sale, which
TUESDAY MORNING lltl Dscspsber.
Il commencing at 10 O'Clock. and continue day and
ng thereafter until the whole disposed Of.
II The articles Will be ready for exhibition
Tce.I:d1 I'm mo, r. n. sth instant.
des j. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auc.s.
By A. GREEN, Auetionssr.
ICOvERNMENT SALE OF THE FOLLOW
NJ ING MENTIONED AKrfcLKs IN TIE WAsHINe
ION navy fknD, AT vAgcrIos, TO rEF n HIsnrsI
next, .haas.li - TIE Nav YsFd, in this city, st
y O'Clock, N. the following articles, viz
| Two Suction Engines. ons old TennoninG M
Old Pamps. lot Of old Lesthern Hose,
Old Rope Jsck a empty Carhoys, one old Stove.
A lot Offence faiing. Once steps,
Lot OF street Tampa, lot Old FsDders snd Blowers.
Terms oasl an speoie. -. s-t-..a. go
no Is-lav A. GREEN. Auct.
II DR., ]. ]. PORTER
LAS REMoNEb To No. iSs seven Buldinfs,
Pa avenue no q -sawSvs
V,.e,N,, AVN a GARD. ~ - - F..
AND OF ALE OTHER STATES,
Il TAKEN AT PAR, #H
and Goods sold ct me lowest market price for cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

IL A prize fight for one thousand dollars took
place on " ednesday. near North Berwick, Me-.
between Michael fritz, of Provid+ nee, and VIM
O'Neil, of Worcester. Sixty three rounds were
fought, occupying four hours and twenty minutes
when Fritz was declared victor, owing TO a foul
blow. Nearly one hundred and fifty person,
were present from Boston by a special train
Neither party had ever fought In the ring before
IL A State Convention OF all Union men, led
of by Commodore Stockton, VIM. C. Alexander
Ex-Governor Price. Colonel Peter Clark, Sena
tor Thompson, and a large number Of leading
men Of. the state, has been called at Trenton
New Jersey, on the fifth Of December, to concoc
such measures may be deemed advisable unde
present crisis Of the republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

THE WRArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning IL made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonan Institution. The time Of observation ID
Oh o1olocl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

FRAUDS ON THE PENSION OFYIcK-Amos Bur.
den, Of Alliance, Ohio, has just been convicted
and sentenced to seven years Imprisonment In the
penitentiary, for presenting fraudulent bounty
land claims at the Pension Office. g. w. Young
and G w. Potter, Of Iberia, Ohio, have been ar.
rested, and In default Of bail, committed to Jail
to await trial for similar alleged offences. Not
withdrawing these cases, we are glad to perceive
from the Commissioners annual report, just sent
to Congress that the vigilance of the Bureau and
the promptness Of the judicial officers are gradu
ally crushing out these depredators upon the Gov
eminent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
WAS N6ToN THEAr R.

w N6ToN TIL ga Il X!
TO NIGHT, tFRIDAYJ December
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT:
Production Of tae gsnd specte oPeTatic drans
As played by mm in ali the p ncipsi thestsrs in
the world. bAi for the
BENEFIT Of PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
The play Will be suPerhly mounted. the dresses
wardrobe having cost him upwards Of 5000.
The stage will be klled with auxiliares. the mise
en- scens will be gorgeous and
GREAT CAST
r oh Roy. ....... = Professor Anderson
mstis .sE hndsrson
Bailie Niool Jervte. ..-..-.....-.-Mr. u. SETON
Ills first appearance.b
Scotoh Music, Scotch Ballots, Scotch Comoats-
No sdvance in prices Doors open at !, to com
mencs ut O'Clock Dorchester chairs 81; dress OH
ole and parq net 50 cts; private boxes S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
BOARDING.

MRS. REILLY, ass New Jersey, south Capitol
lNl Hill, is prepared to accommodate Members or
Others seekIng pleasant Rooms and Board near
the Capitol. Table Boarders served also.
. del St
DRIVATE BOAR DING.-A gentleman aud his
4 wife, or several sirgle gentlemen, can be &C
commods; cd with good sized Rooms and Boarding
in private family, by making early application at
351 st ops osite FrsRklia Sgt are. de &-5tf
NEALS.-A few gentlemen hsyine sleeping 40
lNI oOnmodations can obtain Meals on reason
able terms at No. 364 ID street, between 9 h and
10th SITS. de lot
ROARDING-A family, or two or three gentle
j men, can bs soc inundated with hoard at 10.
453 Ninth street, one door south of r st Terms
moderate One of the largest and most desirable
Rooms in the house, Furnished with water and gas,
Gated. no e 81
DOARDfNG.-Goof Rooms, comfortably fur
ID nish.d, can be obtained ~ 213 F street, be.
tween 18th and 18th, msders,e terms, with or
without Board. Location convenient and very
pleasant. noH-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
PERSONAL.

L. A. CARD.
Il A. LUTZ Desires thus publicly to return
thanks to his lends and f-.low citi zens generally
for their efforts to his property from dest uc-
tion by fire yesterday morning To his lmmed q Q
neghhorr, for their kindly Offices 10 his family. he
Is under special oblie atoms. tlntell IT.
A STROLOGIST,
"A MADAM I. DEVISE.
Do not fail to visit this HENowNKD lady before
shs leaves the city. All who are trouble OF any
kind, go at once TO her. Madame will bring anyone
to you and cause them to love you; will make
speedy marriag. and -sat good luck will advise
in regard TO Lawsuits, Travels, Losses, Numbers,
DC. Office and Reception Rooms at Richmond
House. corner Eighth and ID sta. F.; private entrance
ID at. Gentlemen also call. no 2Sl2th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
AUCTION SALES.

BIZ WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers
DAILIFFs SALE OF FIFTY WINn0W.
% doom FIsnks ANp BLINDS On sAInknA1
MORNING. stn lnst., az 10 o'c OK VIII teu'h
front Of Wa a. Raruard's auction rooms-
50 " iIdov, Door Frames and Blinds
II WALL a BARNARD. Anots.
ByJ c. MCGUIRE a CO, AuotIonsers.
nERENPTORY SALE OF HANDSOME
IL FAMILY CARNAGE. PAik oFhkr xSakkSSS.s
MORNING, DeoemSer eth, az u o'clocks IN n ut
OF the huot on Koclns, ne shall 40 ], without 10
A very hand some and nearly new Family CarIisse'
p,ir q, l.ttpe sre oSins Pay Carnage Horses,
silver-pated Harness, Covers, &C.
/, terms JOSH &c. MCGUIRE CO. Auot,.
By A. GREEN. Auotionesr.
III OUsE HOLD FURNITURE, CHINA:
SATURDAY, the sth instant, at 10 o,olccf IN I.
I shall sell in front Of my suo.lon store, ~ Nho
corner OF TN and ID sIreets, No: D % VIZ
Mnhogany Sofas, Chairs and Rockers,
10 Center, side, Dining. and otasr Ieolss,
d. Bedsteads. " cshttsnds.and w arorooee,
TUo hne painted Chamber Sets. oonsisnnf oi Be :
steads. WashsIsLds, Tables, Ch,irs' ana
Cane : al Chairs s.d wtndcv Shades,
b ankets, ComfoTtA, Beds. Mattretses' ana IN
Cook, Ar -lght, and other Stoves,
China, 0lsss, and CrocN cry Ware.
With many others too numerous TO enumerate
de- A. GREEN. Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
REPAYMENT NEWS.

A Pension CKRTIFIcATE RKTuRNEp.-Andrew
] Secrst, of South carolina, Pensioner Of the
limited States on account OF disease contracted In
the Mexican war, has returned his certiheate to
the Commissioner Of Pensions, and relinquished
any further claims on the General Government,
on the ground that dissolution Of the Union is
Inevitable Secret was Lieutenant In the gal.
liant Palmetto regiment, and for his gallantry ia
the ave hard contested fields In which his regi-
ment was engaged between Vera Cruz and the
CITY of Mexico-C hepuitepec, c hurubusco, Belen
&c.,-was awarded q gold medal by the state Of
south Carolina. At the city Of Mexico he wal
discharged In consequence Of disability for con
tinuing i'm the service, and returned home. Ho
ping that his youthful vigor would overcome hi.
disease, he declined applying for pension Until
Of support for himself and family, who were de
pendent upon his individual exertions for live
iihood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

- r....- BOSTON BROWN BREADt
The undersigned respectful, informs the oitisens
81 WELLINGTON and strangers that he has esiab.
be had fresh every dsy by Leaving orders nj hi,
Store. 2s1 ST., between Is h and lsx sts., Wash
lngton city. s...sf 4. - = : =
deSlw r. STnI d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

QECENT AND LARGE INDUCEMENTs
~ offered in the vast lots of SILK RORES ana
otthe depressed priees e the North and East.
Our stock Of DRY 600 Dis, adapted to the WANTS
OF persons IN modera'e circumstances, vas never
% lsrye and attractive . now CARPETS, CUR
TAfNS, OfLCLOTHS, RUGS, &c.. upper fieors.
.,. Pom. avenue and Ninth street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

IDIANOS-One very fine Rosewood Chiekering
Z Piano for sale upon monthly PaymentsEA
at lbs. large assortment of Stenway vE1I%H
& sons and Raven BaoOn's Pianos haveVvNl
just been received. These fisnos are now conrid-
cred the best ma rufactured For sale the lowest
f.etory prices al the Music Store of VIC METZ
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