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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

.
GALE OF EXCELLENT AND NEARLY
- NkW HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AucTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 23d inst, shall sell,
et 10 O'Clock q. m. at the residence of gentleman
deohnins Housekeeping, on Tenth street, between
I. and SITS: north, No. 34s, Furniture, vlE:
One Wauut Paror Suit. six pieoes,
Mahogany, Rosewood, Marble top Center Tables,
Rosewood X Reoepnon Chairs and Vases,
sleepy Hollow and Walnut Whatnot,
Mshogany Wardrobes and Bedsteads,
Marble top Dressing and other Bureaus,
Marble top and Mahogany Wash Sinks. ..
a hne lot OF Engravings, of various sortk
Wal nrt Tables and Cane seat Chairs,
One hne Cottage Set,
Gllt ana other Looking Glasses, ...
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters,
Blankets Comforts. q uilts, sheets and Casss, o.
Hair. Cotton Top and Husk Mattresses,
Cottage, Double and Single Bedsteads,
One ten-feet Extenslon Table, (walnpt,)
Brussels, Ingram and other Carpets,
Venetian Carpet and STAIR Rods,
Oilcl"th. Mats and 6as Chandeliers,
Knives, Forks. Tea and Table Spoons
One complete Dinner Set,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Par,or Radiator and Air-tight Stoves,
One Morning star Cooking Stove, nearly new,
A large lot of Kitchen Requisites q nd many other
articles too numerous 10 enumerate.
Terms: All sums of and under S25 cash ; over
credit OF so and 81 days for notes satsfacto-
no Is d A. GREEN, Auot.
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edge of the ax-not the back-into the end of
the 'log-not the side; then he takes out the
AZ, and into the cleft he puts the wedge, little
end first, and then strikes it with q maul-not
the handle Of the maui, but the large end
and then the log flies open. Abraham never
puts in the maui, and strikes it with the wedge:
that story is political calumny.
Abraham generally splits . thousand rails
before breakfast. three thousand before din
ner, and half million before tea, besides sew
ersl hundred between meals, and an occasional
thousand or so in the middle of the night, when
the baby cries, and won't let him 90 to sleep.
Last Tuesday, as said, he split five millions
Of rails; but an apple dumpling that he had
for dinner disagreed with him, and in the eve-
ming he didn't seem to enjoy his rails-he
didn't split more than eight or ten thousand
before the returns began to come in. When
he heard from Pennsylvania he took off his
coat, rushed out, and frantically split 27 900
rails and piled them up against the State House
before he could be stopped. When he heard
from New York he made another rush, and
furiOusly split million, holding the axe in one
hand and the maui in the other, and the wedg
in his teeth. illinois, Massachusetts,, Ohio,
Michigan, and Wisconsin, only made him split
all the faster. Then they stopped him. Then
the news came that New Jersey had gone for
him by 1000 majority; then he went and very
deliberately split one particularly knotty rail,
and came in again.
Then Abraham kissed his wife, and called
her Mrs. President; then lie walked up his
baby, kissed him, spanked him, and tucked
him up in bed again. Then be looked in the
glass and said, "Mr. President Abra-
ham rested.
Then the news came that New Jersey hadn t
gone for Abraham at all, but had gone for the
fusion; then Abraham walked sadly out doors,
took the knotty New Jersey rail and brought
1t into the house; then Abraham glued it to-
gether; then Abraham put a two-inch wooden
peg through it, to keep it together; then Abra.
ham wound log-chain around it to keep it
from coming apart. And at last advices he
had just completed the fastening together of
the New jersey rail by hammering nine pounds
OF ten n-penny nails and keg of railroad spikes.
Truthfully,
Q. 4. PHILASDER DoEsrIcKs, P. B.
More particulars next week.
@. K. p. D., P. B.
". Y. Sunday Merenry.
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Bull D.
Il ING Lots ON TsNTH STREET WEST, RETwBYy
DANp STREETS NORTH. AT AUcTION.-On WE'D
N.ESDAf, November 18th, 1860, shall sell In front
OF the premises, at o'cocs p. m,, by virtue of q
Deed cftrrst to the subscriber, bearing date the Sd
NO 1872, foios III. &c. one of the land records for
washington county, In the District of Co umhia
lhe following described property, lying and being
In the CITY OF Washington, District aforesaid VIZ:
All that piece or parcel of ground known and IL Id
qoxn on the Pat Of sad city as The north half Of
thirteen, (iSJ In square numb three hundred
and seventy eight S7s, and comprised in the fol-
lowing metes and bounds, to witt COmmenciug ug for
the said haff lot numbered twelve at the northwest
corner OF said lot, and running thence south with
and hall inohes (25 feet 6x inchcs;) thsnoe east
one hundred and seven feet two inches Oi7 feet
lnches TO the Of said lott thence north twenty
i've feet SIX and alfinches Is feet 6k inchesJ TO
the point of division between said lots twelve and
thirteen; end thence west with said division line
one hundred and seven feet two inches (lO7 feet 2
inohes to Tenth st'eet west and place of bagininq
AUD beginning for the said part of Is at south
vset corner Of said lot, on Tenth street west aud
running thence north with the line of tn street
west twenty tve feet, as feet,) thence east one
hundred and seven feet two inches U7 et2 nohes)
70 the rear OF said lot; thence south twenty ve rs
And u.s. and thence vest with said division line one
hundred and seven feet two inches n7 feet nchesl
70 Tenth street west and place of besinlng, with
the Improvements, which are q brick dwelling
Terms cash. All conyeyanoing at the cost of
the purchaser. shoR d the ter ms not be comphed
with 10 FIVE the Trustee reserves the rig ght to
resell the property at the risk and of the hrst
no 's-dhds A. GREEN. Aeot.
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CA AUTION.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


The only safe and certain for Cancers, Piles ru
svsllngs and Bronchils Coitrs, Paralysis Neu
raga Weakness Of the Muscles Chrone Ind
Stiffness Of the Jonts Contracted Muscles
Ligamsn, Earaehe Toohsehe, Bruises sprsins Fresh
Cuts, Wounds Uleers, Fever Sores, Caked Breast, Sore
Nipples, Burns Scald Sore Throat iuha
PAIN difference how long the disease may
have existed, McLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT is
certain remsdy.
Thousands Of human beings have been saved life Of dis
crsptuds and BY hs Of this Invaluable remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Win relieve pain almost sously and IL will clean,
purify and heal the foulss in Incredible short time
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLEANB CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 the only safe
and reliable remedy for the Of Spawn, Rngbons
windga Spints Unns tural Lumps, Nodes Sv ein
L never failed to cure Big Head, Posv Fistns, Old
Running sorss, or Swesny, properly applied. For
sprain. Bruises Scratches Cracked ss Chsfes saddls
Collar Galls, Cuts Sores ounds h 10 infaiele
remedy Apply IL directed and certain in
instance.
Then tribe with the many worthless Lnirent,
offered % you Obtain q supply Of DE-. McLEANS CILE-
BRATED LINIMENT. IL win cure You
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts, st. LOWS Die.
CHARLES ST0TT, s7S Pa sole agent m Msshfng G.
ten; r, g. T. ClSSEL, Georgsiovn. 0 0AD&Wly
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The morning light is breaking-n
So are the banks.-Boston Post.

ne morning light 10 breakipp-D
So are the banks.-Bostos Post
IL South Carolina contained. an WA. sbovn
BY the census Of the year 1885, Is s06 400 acres of
land, Of which 4,072 ISL were improved leavino
therefore, Of unimproved land, ,7a3, ,7lS acres.
DC The editor Of paper down i'm "Arkan-
saw saw mas nad nne shirt collar presented to him,
and Is now waiting for some one to give him 8
shirt, The collar alone being useless. -
10 The 9Th day Of December has been set
apart az day Of Thanksgiving In Canada, for
tne aoundant harvest with which the Province
has been blessed.
Baptist churches, with u, $50 members. There
also theological institution, for the training
of native preachers.
ia widow Of thirty, living in sira.sord,
snaas; "a a. ~ lately sued young man Of twenty
riags The jury gave her $500.
u Inc deaths In London, for the week end
Ing October 20, numbered ,fi6; the births, 500
OF wnom ss9 We're boys, and sSi girls.
W One-horse passenger oars have been intro
imitation Of Cincianati. = = :
,P OIL wells are said 10 have been sunk in
McLean county, Kentucky, which promise to be
as ricn As those In Pennsylvania.
III Rain never falls In Peru. The ,ade.vvind,
o.owing acrcS Brazil condense all their moisture
LII BrantouAs, the old French noveli.t saw,
woman WIZ forgive any outrage upon her mod.
esty that she can trace to apirsfion Of her person
V The Bell and Everett Club, Of Ward II,
Bosson, are % form stating club, using theil
uniforms and lanterns on the Ice =
III An ordinance Of the city Of Mempb,. %.
quires alfestores and saloons TO be closed al n
o'clock p. m.
UA woman and her Ave children were found
at Topeka, K. T., on the lsth 7ult., dead from
starvation. e4 ssfs - ~ 4 80 : / : :
~ The men employvd in taking the censu.
have found an extraordinary number Of youna
ladies aged sixteen or seventren years.
II The gold yield Of the Pixies Peak region
for the current year 10 about IS ,0O0, 600.
u There are IS 900 hotel and tavern keeper,
in New York State
II sorgho wine, equal 10 Madsina, IL made
In Texas - :
10 The New York Seventh Regiment gymna
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By j. G. McG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TwO-STORY BRrcx
HOUSE AND LOT on THE IsLAND-On FRI
DAY AtTEkNOON, November Sth, at cork,
October 9Th, 1857, and duly recorded in lIber j. A
s., No. l!6, folos 2SS, et seq, of the land reo-
No: II In Square No. 167, he same is>Iaid down
on the ground plat or plan OF said city, together
with the improvements, consisting of a two story
brick Dwelling House.
Terms cash.
rs, MYERS, Trustee,
90 s.. Nov 2ld2e 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THR ONLY PREPARATI0T
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL LC0NFIDENCE&PATRONAo

FOR STATESMEN, yuDGEs
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, asd GENTLEMTN
PROF. 8. J. WOODS HAIR REsfos&s.ffyh 4 81 sSs.ff
Ss as cn s S:. II Is
sse for more. and it viii be impossible for
IwALL STREET. Nrw yosE. Deo. 30 iss
Gentlsnsn Your. note Of the lsth instAnt hss
bseS ssnt SI that s9- BED s.S ta
sss no g m, Of the hot
award il to .yoS. .osesrisily. becsus. 1 think n
SS ass and fSSSs SSa:S s s. hs s%s q
years ,ince il began % turn % cray. and ths .o.s
On the crown Of my head 20 oss its sensib ity snd
sbes U %,s II ns ses nS 81 fsss
since fourth was added 60 them. by hair ksiiins
on the top Of my head and threatening 20 make me-
In this UNPLEASANT PredIcsment was induced 10
.alline o Of my hair, for had really no sxpecss-
uon thatgray hair could ever be restored % its
greatly ,afprssd e nG C asr Ss the use of % sSo ST.
Sss tbs co, na, no, only va. ne fanE of .rrestsc
sensibity 70 the scalp and dsndruf esssed % form
on my head, very much TO the grsuhoatiop Of ny
For this, s@ons The many oSitsssioSs SSSs ess 70
nsr sex, ! strsngly recommend al nusosndc who
example, and use it II growing rrsI or ssstins sd
ToSJ.. %Sod Co. a. B4osda.i sss a Lty.sD n
longer at No. II CarrolPisoe.
To p.or Soos' Ssss.rGs S.s. As s!9ssae !s9s % ssr Iiss
Restorative" has done my hair 80 much good ance
pubic s.1 70 sses
are great = man or woman may benesxly deprived
,sS p %o1s 70 s.s
least IN, Wnnr1 Ls ny G stPeuenoe. Believe Eay
P,saSoa o.s pisli.A. the ssoys 4 % you tE: sx
m9re patronage South. see several Of your csf-
paper. w. n. KKHrpT,
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PEoP. D j. WeoD: Dear Sr Having bad the
misfortune 20 lose the best portion Of my hair, from
1851, was incuoed 10 make trial o., your prepsys
uon. and found lt 20 answer the very thtn0
needed. Ny hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words oan express my Obligations 20 you In giving
10 the afflicted suoh treasure FINLEY JoHEsoS.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three ssss
viz large, medium and small; the small hold half
pint and retals for dollar per bottle; the me-
dfum holds st least 20 per cent more In proportion
than the small, retails for dollars per bottle
the large holds susrt, 20 per oent more in proper
o. J: WOOD a co, Proprietors, l4k Broad
way, New York, and 114 Msrkst street, st. Louiss
Mo.
Sod in this . ty BY C. sToTT, s7s Ps avenue.
al q eoly,6iW
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MUSIC AND THE ELEcTRIc TRLEeRAPH-Int the
new French opera house about to be erected In
Paris, the electric telegraph will, 1t is said play
very prominent part An instantaneous line OF
communication is TO established between the ca ID
inet OF the Minister Of State and that Of the d.
rector OF the theatre, wire will also run from the
box once to the principal hotels that strangers
VIII be able to engage places Immediately on
their arrival in Paris and by the aid of the same
electric power the promptsr will be enabled to
give notice to the actors and actresses in their
rooms when the curtain Is about to rise.
moreover, the electric battery 1--WE suppose, of
course,) is to be applied to the performers, to
prompt them to more spirited rendering of their
roles A good idea, this,
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EDUCATIONAL.
D O,o,,.,oA.s 9. DRyILLIERs,

s:{:s ia s:.s.:s ~
.ns ano n he public .
street between 18th and 18th SITS French Glass In
which Young ladies' will be admitted. This GLASS
TsTms: SIS per quarter Of 10 weeks s.tisfi i 0tory
arrsns semsnte , made tor lessons given in schools.
zeal. ability, &c., 10 oc 2sNim -
Tuosp FEMALE EDUCATION,
"A; Parent. who wish their daughters to re-
eeaye s thorough and systematic educatlon, where
and as
n's .n n.s :. ''' iSS Mr.. s's { MRS. z. RICHARDS,
FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
l. ALEXANDRIA, Va.
MRS. s. :; MCCORMICK, PR1scIrAL.
of this
house % %TScsntly occupied BY Sylvester Scott, Esq,
The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite 10 q thorough English Edu
eation, and Muse, French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
y will be under her immediate care re- sSd a
sion. She will endeavor. as far possible TO sur-
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
.RJrsress.-Rev, Geo. H. Norton, Rev. DR.. Elias
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq. Edmund F Wilmer,
Esq Henry Henry Ma56u,y: Esa., Lewis MsKenzie.
Editor Evening Star, BENJAMIN Waters, Esq las.
Entwlsle, Jr., Esq, Col. John w Minor, Loudoun,
Brothers.
Boerd, with Tuition in ali the English Branches,
s9nfor the annual session-paya able semi annually,
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
W No extra charges, au z-c
SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS,
~ No. 217 STREEr, First WARD.
Miss ANNIE e. PECK, Teacher.
Numher nj punils Ii ynitad IN fva antv 90 N o,ez
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THE ELECTION IN NEW YORK.
How Abraham Received the News.
REPORTED BY DoEsrIcKs. -

Of course 1 voted for Mr. Lincoln. Every
body voted for Mr.. Lincoln, and all the votes
for Mr.. Fusion must have been snrreptitiorsly
introduced into the glass ballot-boxes by Mr.
Fusion himself; for now that he's defeated, and
Mr.. Lincoln elected, there isn't a man any
where who will admit that he isn't, and wasn't,
and hasn't always been on the big side. Even
Otterly, who has been the strongest kind Of a
Bell-Eyeretter, came home on Tuesday night,
ut half-pas. two, in dreadfully bowling state
of brandy, declaring, with furious demonssra-
lions, that he had just voted for Fincoln, and
he'd sght any man who should mention Lu-
sion Nv Big Brother, who was merely mean
decingly beery, took up the quarrel. Z. Brother
put on bOxing-gloyes, but Otterly picked up
by mistake, instead of gloves, pair Of ten
pound dumb-bells. The result would doubt
less have been a bad case Of mashed b. Brother
If the said b. B. hadn't seen the danger, dis
persed himself, and retreated rapidly, but in
good order, to the coal-hole. Otterly, who
couldn't see very straight, mistook the direc-
tiOn Of the enemy's fight, and ran to the top
OF the house, where / found him, after three
quarters Of an hour, striking frantically up
through the skylight, under the impression
that the foe was on top of the house somewhere.
The other army was, however, by this time
fast asleep on the pile Of kindling- wood, with
coal-scuttle for pillow, and both feet in a
slop-bucket. Otterly also soon fell down, and
went TO sleep on the floor, and left him, pre-
viously covering him up with an eight-foot
ladder, while he swore at me all the time,
because I wouldn't tuck the ends under him,
90 he shOuldn't take cold.
This election was like all elections 10 me-
I'm always dragged out Of bed at six O'Clock
in the morning by Otterly and Big Brother,
who take me out in the rain, for il always
rsios,) and stand me up in a long row of fell
lows, who step on my toes, and punch their ell
bows in my ribs, and keep smelling like a ten
ement-house all the time; and somebody gives
me some little papers, with the names printed
on OF a lot of fellows who never vote for me for
anything, and then somebody makes me swear
20 something, Of which all understand is that
/ am not an Irishmsn, and have never been
IN State Prison, aud then the man pokes my
slips Of psper into the boxes, and I 20 home
to breakfast. Then the papers come out next
day and tell me that I have voted for the
wrong man, and have ruined something or
somebody, or am going to be ruined by some
thing or somebody, or that something or some-
body that was ruined before, is ruinder than
ever now, and that have done the whole of it.
Ny ward was full of the usual election no.
tices and appeals, and wanderings and docu-
ments, emily one Of which remember. 1t wac
against O'Blary, who wanted TO be Congress
man, believe, or somebody else. IL was as
follows
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DENTISTRY.
Dk. HILLS, attor prcotloa: test Of two years
feels that he can with ooafdenoe recon-
mend the Cheoplsstc Process for inserting exs
Artificial teeth: IL has the advantages ofS
strength, beauty, CLEANLINESS, and cheapness Frl
upper sets inserted for sss. Partial in proportion
O4ce 20S Pa. svsnue. ro7
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phia Home for the Friendless on "wednesday
whose story 10 al grotesque Us sad. Their mother
nndlng her funds low, on becoming a widow
laid herself out for a rich husband None other
onefed than rePuted wealthy, ugly, hunchback,
soap fat man, whom she married. On the even,
ing ofthe wedding she discovered that her hus.
9and was as poor as herself. She left him, got
drunk, and soon died Of rum and vexation.
The BUFFALO RoBs CRoP The st, Louis
(Mo) Democrat states that total Of go 600 buffalo
robes have been received In that city the presen,
year. These robes are all tanned by the Indian
squaws; IL Is understood that, owing to the las,
winter being so warm, no less than s. 600 robes
were lsft on the hands Of dealers
DJJaekalow, the Chinaman who is confined
In the Mercer county IN. Jail under indict.
ment Tor killing Captain Leete, passes his time
very drearily, being unable to read or write the
English language, neither smoking or chewing
tobacco, and without friends.
VI On Saturday night some burglars entered
the store Of Ed. Sandefson, in Wincbester. Mas
ttv Sisw up the safe stole sas In money and guam
basket Of eggs. The family heard the noise, and
thought 1t was an earthquake.
DrThe Barnstable Patriot reports that in con
sequence OF the severe frost on the night OF Sept
~, (which SO many cranberries were injured
there Is very short crop the present season Nice
cranberries now command s15 per barrel.
DIrTHERIA.-This disease appears to be quite
prevalent throughout Baltimore and the surround.
ing country at present A large number of cases
lave eneaoy occurred at Anne Arundel county
and In every instance have proved fatal
II The furniture and fixtures of two houses OF
1ii-fame In Syracuse, N. Y, were completely de.
stroyed on the eth inst, by mob of one hundred
young men and boys, In revenge for a murder
committed at one Of them
W Sarah Jane, a ten-year-old daughter Of
John Lee, Of Brookfeld, Mass was drowned on
Saturday last, while crossing river on log. she
was accompanied by another girl, and both fsll
in, but the latter was saved - = -
III il 10 said that the Electric Light COMPANY.
OF London, lit up the straits Of Dover, in 1859. 70
that Newspaper was read at Calais, twenty-five
III Two free negroes, charged with abduct.
Ing slave from Accomac Va were acouitted
iast week They were ably defended by ex-Gov.
III NJ de Cordova, a Jewish lecturer. assert,
that there Is In this country secret order Of Jew
ish origin, which numbers 400 600 members. The
order 10 a charitable one.
" An enthusiastic republican In New Hamp-
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
lyl. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and pstentee
1.-THE MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~1lID
cannot wear others, a1d no person can VI others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofiee can re accommodated
with any style aud price Of Teeth ,hey may desire;
put 10 those who are partcu and vish the purest
oeenest strongest, and most perfect den tufe that
art CAP Produse, the MINERAL rLATE will be
Rooms In this oIty-No. as Pa aveuue. betv.en
phIa oc i5 M
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operstion. Just received full supply of the latest
New York styles Of DRESS HATS. The very
good Hat az So All Of the latest sty les
9f soft HATS and CAPS q the very lowest prices;
those 6ns DR. EsS 30 oOTs 3, ssSvhich have
been selling for many years.as veil a. the very
Fine French Calfskin Caters from % TO % 50.
TeIp: cash nn extra charge in order 20 Offset
tnrers, Seventh street, seeond hat store from the
corner, opposite Avenue House, No. $40. -
IA 9U L- = d
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G. THE EMPIRE v-zE
DASH. BLIMR PP9R AMP MOULDING
NO. eo2 SEVENTH STREET. opposite Center Market
N. G. MING,
SUCCESSOR TO
III

take this opportunity of calling the attention of
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, DO !,
%. nov in store and daily receiving from the man
the materials furnished from this establishment
are second TO nom. Our stock wa warrant manu-
faotur cd from well seasoned lumber, ard finished
by experienced workmen. We do not hesitate TO
stock Of the above mentioned tioIes ever bfors
invite the attention Of the public.
SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY,
by purchasing your Building Materials at tho Old
win get good srtic.e at fair prioe. ''''
OUR DOOR DEPARTMENT
Is well stocked with No, article of all the va
rous sizes, styles, and thiokresses. A small lot of
rremum eney Front Doors, which are worthy
ne ATTENTION OF those about buidins-hsyins
Pair. and manufactured at the Empire Mills Of
Messrs. Potter 4 Co. = = =
OUR SASH AND BLIND DEPARTMENT
Ssronst sstsnon eS Gsaed sae % waiSa
u OF hand. Hot Bed Sash, INSIDE Shutters, &o.,
furnished at short notice.
:, ..o owR uUR, ml.ouhPiMG DEIARTMENT
use. We are also prepared TO fsrnish MonId Of
%s.f, sssc ss"igs: E.vsI fess:. s B s,lq:tss:. ssS
80 which We are Offering st low rstee. s''
I cell IL solicited and sst,sfsoton gwen or
NB-A liberal disocsa. 70. cash.
i@s Proprietor ofths Empire Sssh. Blind
and Moulding Eetablishment,
no 2-d No. S02 Seventh street.
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" Gents Double sole and Doub e-upper snSan
Boots. s5 Gents fine French Calfskln
Boots; Ladies Kid, Morocco and Goatskins -
Buttonsdd ID sS1otsi S Lsstin9 Laced, ButIonsd. Con.
OF ladies' mis- .ee' and children's Boots and Shos,
At J. kOSENTHAL'S, Pa sv., between 9Th and
eth SITS. Oo l7-eOtT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-20

T'o THE CITIZENS OF wASHINGTON.-I
have just received and will commence unload
ing Tomorrow cargo Of the very best Red Ash
COAL tegg and stove sizes) ever brought to this
market, which cau send direct from the vessel if
your orders are left Immediately.
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal De.ler,
ooSl Corner and l4th sts near Canal