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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-12

gyTOlEe, &C, TO LET-NO - B1IKhAN STREET
- Store basement and Cellar admirable location fo lard
mo paper drug other bnsnaas; No. Isl Reade street
sesad Lofts ssasle fos butter Iroyacn rsas; ssrss
- epyng street. Narkst and close 10 Caiorna seacs and
shpg; coed for 10; large brick btan
- 2 - nine Rorses suitable foI caytmep, &C. Apply 70
JAIL PUICE, 100 Rudecn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-12

EoR SALE OR 70 LET-oF THE HCDsOM H MINUTE
II from Chambers street, minutes from the dapot ~
ory basement asic House, s4xl2 with three story wl
In trent; contains all the modern improvements large ga
den, view the river. Terms easy Apply 10 W.
SlIlIMAN Of Broadway and Twenty eighth srest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-12

NOR SALE OR TO LIT-THE DWELLING HOUSES mo-
II and IL West Ferry first street. between Broadway
Sixth avenue will be sold price and upon reAsonab
terms rented low 10 good tenant Apply to ia m
EONCRnF, l02 Amty street. from 8 o9A M or from
p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-12

mo LET, IN SOUTH BEOOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND
wife (onl would let 70 small family part OF the Houss
No 12 Court street. situated within mnuea' walk of the
O'Clock z. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-12

CRlyNwOOD.-wANfKD TO PURCHASE A SMALL
" lot part Of los, IN Greenwood Cemetery. Any party
having such 70 dispose Of win please address c. box S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

TNHE MERCANTILE AGENCY'S REFERENCE nOOK -
The serord Voiunis contaring Increased Number Of
IN all IS 10 fdtt0 throughout the United
States AID British Provinces Is press We divided
into parts cscb part embodying specific trade,
other branches that perfectly
rangemeut wi enable the merchsnt OBTAIN N mocerae
ccst the particular classification Ct trades in which
teres,ed
For ban kers and others combine he different part
tng Whale solme.
fASr Emhrsc,ng shipping and onnisson honr mills
groceries drnrs liquors and all other interests that harmonic
herewith is rosuy.
PAaT 2Embrac'ne silk cotton aud wooen gods cloth e.
upho er umb 81 and all othsr like viii be
In n few days
PART 3Emnracng boos and shoes findings tanners hides
and eaher india rubber goods saddle
makers viii follow immediately; aud tie other parn and
whole vc une by the LIST Of February
For of subscription and other particulars Apply to
Dun RuYD CO, late . Douglass & Co.. 3ii and SIC
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

TUE INnuRANCE AND BANKING Ex.MrNER AND
j GENERAL. fiNANCI IL REPORTER published weekly
NO 81 William street York proposes supply a want
long tst III the business comnuuity accurate and
truthful compendium OF institutions such
surarce bsDkne Aad railroad conpsutes g. well
nerca Matters generally, The public enabled
tie stsadard thereb,
position people have suffered from this
the proprietor has induced the exgen by the
Msue OF The Journal above named fee ling satisfied when
known viii be appreciated ana productive of beneficial
suits or,y the capitalist but als) who
pieces b. aud his confidence in securities hch
relies Y stip future day, onep
torres blank III. best ability Is and will In
earn department snd iufo- nation snail be miued
through columns that reliable orrespon
dents engaged throughout the Unied States the suadas
England from WHOM the earis, Intelligence oil
ceived and they especially directed place
lance the ststement of psrt without having
roeoTson truth 70 the hing panies the propr.
tor ooi for support In his undertaking. aud fbs
soon nd his Interest 10 do likewise the ,ent,u of
prnprrter his paper first class cou
msIci embracing every branch Of trade that
chant and trader ali ind d-sideratuun by
them. rerms-snbscriptsou 50 per Advertisements
s per annum for square OF u nes and continued until
forbidden WILLIAM J.. HUNTER, Proprietor,
81 Wham street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

III uLGROvE'S DANCING ACADEMY,
IL 2s Etshth avenue, near Twenty FIRST street
DAYS OF TCtr1Ok-MONpAYS AND rHURSOAYN
New cisAses are forming the second quarter.
Pupils can commence 3, any time Apply above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

NEW CLASSES ARE NOW FORMING AT PROF RsSOR
IN BONDS Dancing Aoademy ano Gymnasium at 215
Eeecke street The term catering che name
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

aGW PUBLICATIONS..
HIGHLY IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND PHYsIo
IL logical work, which ali shoulo read impsra knos
ledge before pubNbsd II copnus 400 pages sn
nearly 100 epgrsvugz Price Fl mailed and aod by n.
LAWRENCE No Yssey street, Aster House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

E,rRSl FURs ~ FURS LADIES WHO ARE OUT
m search Of bargains would do well In osGl A. Las
sAlA 6S Canal street. Greene and wooster and
anime his rich OF gcks TAmas
&C. mostly AL made MP since Ne~ Years by himself Also.
large assortment OF s kinds Chdrens in large varo
tea al OF which viii be sold at ~ cent below COST and all
must be sold by Lot February.
4 AIDES ARE NAMING A0NEy-HuNDREDs BAYS
IL profed by advce-crowda leaving with rich fcrs
se, per less Our ut Is vcry light an.
rive BUYERS the dvAntsye cf Your parchases viii be
double reat Tn,er Hss~n n the Fur frappere De-
rot saiesfconls np s!s.re No voSefy.
--a-------------.- = - .
DEvTvSTRY.
sRTlrICIAL ROME FILI1fG FOR DEcAygD TEETH
I ru 70 bile apt rcguifig ,russurs and giving ~
PAIN -chng teeth sAes can We ~ - vih Rooms
= lie 5soscror 6S5 dyty 4 Thirty rsi street
w GOV leiiln claimei WITH cbesP operators
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1850,
HELP wANTED-FRsDALrs.

4 PRENcH OR GERMAN GIRL wANrSD-As "a An
ssrna'd aad seamsress and ~ t.unAress smart i'h
sh'. mevR~ number Of good cSOAs waters. ara
e.r"ra sstvNn,s Apply ii WESLEY's arsi class tems.
ones s92 TN i've above I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

L frsEs slE lld he esr fo1aifn st, "A
sEilt tc onies see % ore ne IA CT ere
Is lie largest II the city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

VEANTFp-A SITUATION BY 4 RGSPECTA9I.E GIRL,
w ard Cnetcep rpfe
given by calling lSo East l9ih where she wed
hree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-16

IA %, DismondA Jewelry &c bought forscash ful
value BY L JACOBS CO Auctinneers and Commissios
merohant 81 Broadway No loan Office signs about The pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

EI-PosTNGsIER FOWLER OIL W.yroMvx.
c0-hls INTENDED VIsDIcATIos We fad the
1oiIowlng interesting piece Of information con-
corning Mr. Isaac " Fowler in tie w Washington
correspondence OF the Philadelphia Press The
Ieie Postmaster Of New York, Isaac V. Fowler.
whose defalca;ion suggested so much discussion
has, as his friends Inform me- determined 70
make every effort to redeem himself and IN nos,
sble, 10 repay the losses hich the government
mas sustained at bis hands He has been Uving
Al havana for several months past and has awaI
eneo much Interest by his excellent habits ana
rs close attention to business. During the DAYS
II MS prosperity no man was more ready TO serve
cthers than poor Fowler He was singuIarIv
popular Ia New York, even when, in ISIS, be
Joined the Van Burenites and opposed Gen. Cas-.
because, al all times, he stood foremost in gener
Gus actions IL 10 creditable that many whom be
aoed while prosperous himself have done and
are dong, their utmost TO put him on his feet
again am told that he started a few days ayo
70 mexico, and that be will there be a partner In
a Rrge and nourishing enterprise, with every
efsPect OF speedy success. Our Consul at Ha-
raha; Mr Helms. now in this city, speaks of
Fowler very warmly, and has no doubt that IN be
70 reasonably INDUCED he will make every effort
20 Vlndieate bis good name, and TO prove that.
@tAsugh unfortunate, his disposition is to make
coed all dencienciesn
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Personal.

''''Hon. Jos. Lane, Of Oregon, is at Browns.
Gen. Page and 8 Camacbo, of Venezuela.
Paul R. George and lady, Of N. a., are at the
National. " WAC
lon Henry ID. Foster, Pa; Hon T.. B. Hart,
n. Y; Gen. GoOzales, 8. c., and Mai. A. Harr,s
and family, are at kirkwoods'
80 To Oliver Wendell Holmes, and not Mr..
Longfellow, belongs the authorship Of the verss,
written for the School Children's Concert to the
Prince, Al Boston.
'"Mr- Van Buren," said defeated client.
rs there any client 30 low and mean. or any case
20 nasty, That you won't undertake to defend him
In it'' 81 don't know " said John. stonnino 70
put away another oyster; then bending down, and
confidently drawing out his reply in the little
man s ear-"i7hat hare you been doing ~;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

Qurxx VERONA ABRoAp-Narror Escape -
The Queen has extended her visit to the German
States, and at the time Of the last advices was at
Coburg q The attentions which the citizens Of our
repu6ic are paving to her are far surpassed by
the demonstration Of the people Of the section
through which she travels The extra train be-
tween Cologne and Coblentz, on which the @ ueen.
was travelling, came near having collision with
the regular train 1t appears that at q short curve
near Brohl, the watchman suddenly saw the
extra tain rushing In one direction, the regular
one In the opposite, directly against each other
His red dag ofdsager was seen by both engineers,
waving the extra train to STOP the other to return
to the station. rhel extra train was moving at
lightning speed, and could not at once be brought
to, the engineer Of the other undertook 70 reverse
his engine, and the machinery refused to work
eve must jump fer our Hves,n he said to his
companion, but before doing 30, he determined TO
try once more. Fortunately this time with sue
cess, and when the extra train came laundering
up, the other had begun to gather way, and the
crash was just barely escaped. A few seconds
more, and the accident would have had place
In history through all time; for upon the extra
train, were not only the Queen of England. but
her husband, Prince Albert; her daughter, Alice;
Lord John Russel, and the entire royal party now
visiting Germany. trr-. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

SENATOR SEwARD AND THE PRIscE OF WALES
The New York Post says :-''Among the guests
assembled 70 meet Baron Renfrew and his suite
al the residence Of Governor Morgan on Tuesday
evening last, was Senator Seward This was the
frst occasion of their meeting on this side Of the
Atiantlc. 1t is not generally known that to the
Senator from New York more than to apy one
else, probably, does Lord Renfrew owe whatever
pleasure he has received from this visit for IL was
mainly at his suggestion and under his advice as
TO Its general method Of prosecution, that the
Queens government was induced 10 make the
experiment, which has proved so gratifying to
Doth nations, and which promises such i'm portant
results No doubt the meeting at Governor Nor
gan's table was source of increased pleasure to
Lord Renfrew, from the circumstance to which
we have alluded The result has fully vindi-
Gated Senator Stewards sagacity In proposing the
expedition TO the Princes friends, and his iudg-
nent az to the proper mode of prosecuting 1t in
the United States. Indeed, IL may be doubted
whether this last may not I'm the end prove one of
the most substantial public services that the Sem
ator has ever rendered to his country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19
Spirit ef the Morning Press

The Constitutions, treating upon the effect Of the
news Of the late State elections upon the people of
the South, says;
MAY we not trust that the people of the South,
realizing the peril Of the position, will sweep
aside the factions that weaken them and with
their own hands do their own work! The Bell
pIetence Is gone The Douglas deception is van
ished. Neither. as is now apparent will be of any
avail against Lincoln. All the hopes Of the South
In this contest conferred in the success of the
Breckinridge party; and the tidings that come
through our exchanges show that the practical
bearings OF the fact are being forced upon the
tention OF many who have hitherto been classed
among our opponents.
The Intelligence, disagrees with the Richmond
Enquirer that Virginia must necessarily 60 with
the cotton States in the event Of dissolution of
the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

=, ~ a brooklyn correspondent of the New
fcrk Post says: The particulars of the d,ssste,
on Lzke Michigan, whereby many lives were
IN tte minds OF your readers that am Induced to
sPtak oil h3rd case in connection with IL Won
remember that young man named Campion one
81 your employees, who had been a visit TO his
oody was recovered, on which was found a watch
ana lng His sister lett this city to look after mir
iehslns, when, 10 recover those articles from the
a. OF the authorities, she had to pay IS IS for
nholhe OF The body; the former sum wa, coroner,s
49,, Gnu tns - was jewellers charge tie watch
~ USs Landed over to him to regulate | should
this eass to poor girl on such melaychoIw nj.
sleni Mnete was 'h. committee Of citizens 10 look
70 ne interts' Of female and a stranger, surely
ION All we read In the Chic1go and Milwauiie
seIpected, where such professions were SON 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

CITY DISPATCH PosTs AND IRz UsIrrp S,
fosr OrF-cs-In Phiiad.lphia, on Tuesday ,hs
argument on the molten for an irjnnction ~ -.
Dispatch, - from carrying letters throue the 60,
Nss concluded yesterday. II. NJ Phillips, Fac
for the respondents, commended that the 'ord.r ~
The Postmaster General did not confer sncL a
he'd 70 authority 10 delegate any such power to
niih AZ the Conclusion Of the argument Judge
6rer said that ''he would think over the subject.
out nis Impressions NJ the present time Were
agsiest the United states - Judge Cadwaladrr
seid his opinion conceded with Judge G,ier;s.
Del thaf they would consult together, and give a
formal opinion some other day .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

CoNeRKssIoNAL ELEcrioNs.-The Ohio dele
CATION to the next Congress stands 10 epu blcans
Democrats. The last Congressional representa-
ton OF Ohio was Is Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, showing In the late election gain Of two
Democratic members The representation from
Pennsylvana in the next Congress will stand Re-
Publicans 20, Democrats S. The representation
from Indiana in the next Congress will stand Re.
Publlcans Z, Democrats ., Independent 1, with
one District yet to hear from The doubtful Dis
rict, In 1858, elected Democrat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

ARMY lSIELLI6ENCE.-Lieut. Col. Charles s
Merchant, third artillery, has been assigned to
duty with the recruits to embark from New York
on the llth Of November next for the department
Of California.
Assistant Surgeon David Raneseur has been as
signed Tor duty with the recruits to sail from New
YORK, Tor Texas, on the 3lst instant. He will az.
forwards report for duty to the commanding of.
nicer Of the Department Of Texas
Fist Lieut.. Robert .. Taylor, third artillery.
until the LIST Of March, 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

TRUSTEES sALE-By virtu. of . deo-e. Of
the Circuit Court for Montsome:y oonnt,, an
E. Thompson, mex frierd Of william =. Burio'd,
stS:, comPainants es. Elizabeth A. burford, ef 81
q public sale. at the late resldenoe of William
BuIfcrd, deoee.ed. on SATURDAY, the 2olh of
Ootoeer next, ~ O'Clock m oil the real estate
OF which the late William Burford died, seIIed
The land 10 situated in Montgomery county.
about ~ miles from Coeevle; is easy OF sooess 10
Mnns,shnsfqnp CITY, d. being about miles from
The improvements consist of q dwelling house.
O. ne iaIm with orchards If peaches and se an
This land is in fair ,tate CT cultivation. s.po.,
IN sooo order, and he's an abundance Of wood and
Also, the property known % Jack.onviIie. CON
atuhe OF dwelling house. store, blacksmith ana
wheeivnght shop On another portion OF said land.
Any one wishing 20 view the premises before the
w Bell, wfo resides thereon
The leno will bs sold in entire body, or will
De divided into three ots % suitpurchss.fs There
ylll be plat OF said land, for the Inspection Of
Terms of sale Zone third Of the pur chase money
70 De PAID on the Gay OF sale, or the ratification
taereof ~ the Court, and the residue to be paid in
Two e9usl annual nsta!msnts; the whole TO hear
Isfred payments 70 be paid annually; the deferred
PAYMENTS 10 be secured by the single bills of the
purchaser or prrchaSers. 18th a surety or suretes
to be approved by the trustees; and upon the rstf
purchase money. and not before. the trustees vii
BY good and SUFFICIENT deed, convey sad property
rec snd oear OF 81 claim BY or through any Of the
oolS M,w.&F,N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19
mo, , DANCING ACADEMY

D. DANCING ACADEMY
Il KOF. X. j. POWELL Would respectfully
announces TO the citizens Of Washington that a
he will open DA ANGLING CLASS in Frank -
I'm Hal on Saturday afternoon next, the nth (m
ins.ant, AZ So O'Clock, for Ladies, Misses and =
Masters, and on Monday night. the 9,d instant. At
9 O'Clock, for Gent emen, in which all the latest
and most fashionable dances will be taught. Reg
ular hours OF tuition will be: for ladies, misses,
and masters on Saturday add Wednesday at 81 D.
M; and for gentlemen on Monday and FRIDAY
nights, at O'Clock Prof POWELL can be fou Cd
at Franklin Hal At any time from II 70 u o'cloof
q. m. or at No 453 Ninth st. oc Is sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

UrA party of forty members Of the Philadel-
Phia Beard Of Trade are on a visit to Cleveland
to confer with the board Of that city The object
of tie excursion is for establishing more extensive
business relations bstween Philadelphia and the
Northwest. They also gofurther West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19


III That valuable and popular family journal,
the WkxxLy star, fail as usual Of Metropolitan
news and gossip, and choice literary reading. 10
new on our counter ready for delivery to the pub
lie Embraced In is entertaining contents are the
following articles:
The Righteou Men Of Gotham and the Princes
Ball-a poem; Excursion from Washington
g by Sea 20 New York, by,a washingtonian;
Goethe's Love Of Art and Hatred Of Marriage;
.-- How 70 Enjoy the Springs and Stay at Home;
An African Race free of Disease;
The Loss Of the Connaught-full particulars; A
Meeting Of Roughs; Homeward Progress Of
the japanese; The Nobility of Europe; No
such thing as Death-a poem; Caution Against
Violent Physical Exercise;
Bayard Taylor on Papal Despotism; Dr. Car
nochan's Account Of his Recent Sickness;
How Lady Preserved Websters Reply to
Cane and Cotton; The Alleged Attempt on
tfrica;
Movements Of the Prince of wales-his reception
In New Gork-the grand ball at the Academy
OF Music, dc,j The Queen and Prince; Our
Baltimore and Mexico Correspondence;
Operations Of the Patent Office; Meeting Of the
Republican Association; The Late Wide
Awake Demonstration; Dedication Of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church; Exrao--
. binary Proceedings of the Jackson Demo-
cratic Association; Meeting of the Bell and
Everett Association;
A Pungent Portrait; What's Ahead; " A La Lam
terne'-OH with his Head SO much for
buckingham; Doing it up Brown; Baseless
Rumors; Kansas;
Department News; Editorials; Washington News
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &c&c.;
Late news, foreign and domestic, by mail and
telegraph;
Interesting Personal Items;
And great variety Of choice literary articles,
both prose and poetry, too numerous to men,
ton.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 25 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19
PERSONAL.

MADAME FELIX, Fortune Teller from Paris,
the public generally that she ha. removed to $50
Ninth street, northeast Of N, where she viii
present and future satisfactorily explained.
Oc Linn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

OIt is stated by New York apers that the
Duke Of Newcastle has promised that he will
exert his influence with bis government to further
the objects Of Superintendent Kennedy in relation
to a proposed exchange Of detectives Of that CITY
with those of London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

II The governor Of New Jersey Joins with
the governors Of New York and New Hampsbire
Ia naming the 10Th Of November az Thanksgiving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

lowest cash price. can offer my friends aud Gus
!omers one OF the largest and best selected stoc
In thai line ever offered In Washington. 80
A call is all ask.
HOPKINS,
Sign Of the White Bear,
oc T7-eo2w Corner Of Sixth ct. and Pa av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

ID The new Druid Hill Park at Baltimore,
about the purchase of which the Baltimore pa pers
have made 50 much fuss lately was to be inaugu-
rated to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

IL Hon. Israel Washburn, who has been
elected governor Of Maine, has resigned his seat
In Congress: to take effect on the LIST Of January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOs. BOWLING: : e,o,,,

By THOs. BOWLING; Georgetown.
RRlCK HOUSE AND LOT, FRAME HOUSE
y APP LoT. Fg7a1IuRE, AEON THURSDAY
ArTEkNOON next, the 18th inst. at 5 o'cIosf ,
IN Beatty 4 Hsykirs' addiiion 60 Ge.reetovn.
montnE ieet on High st., g ie-t on sixth St, and
Previous TO the sale Of the above shaiT eel De
furniturs, bscs. Stoves. &C., Garden stuff, Fsno-
Terms: One halfcs.h; balance In and u months,
lmheoi lately After Above, I shall ssll ir front cf
the pIemlses, Lot No 1ze. rontInr 60 feet on Hirh
res,dsrce 0fM Adler, Fec. "
Term One half cash; balance ir and II months ,
with interest. =
, oclsa THos. BOWLING, Auct.
UTHE ABOVE SALES ARE uNAyofp-
eoly postponed till MONDAY, the I'D INST. sene
nouf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

THR WEAIHkR.-The following report Of tie
weather for the morning Il made from the Ana
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time of observstion n
about O'Clock.
OCTOBER 10, 1860.
Burlington, W.. calm, So, wind N
New ork, N: Y......... cloudy cool.
Baltimore. Md. ........... cloudy, cool.
washington, ID. Co.,. cloudy, wind NE
resersoIIs, Va.......... raining, wind w 1898
CoiumDla, ,. C.......... cloudy, cool
FROM THE WEST.
Frederick, Md. :......... cloudy, pleasant
cumberland, Nd. cloudy, fogsy, cool.
Grafton, Va. cloudy cool.
Wheeling, Va............4Io, wind NV
Parkenburg, va......... cloudy, pleasant.
Barometer at the Smithsonian at Jam fco,.
rected FOR tenperature,) 30,1l5; at noon 90, 9o3.
Thermometer at q. m, 49'; at noon $40
Maximum during 81 hours ending q. m. To-
day, 81; minimum 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

the publici in gem
eral to the TACT
thar | hsvc fitted
up, in the rear of
my store, "a regu-
lar FUR ROOM
having selected
the Skins and al
of my FuSs.made
to order, of the
latest and NEST
fashionable style
All Of my stock
is entirely new,
and bought at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-19

u, rhe Odd Fellows Hall at Wilson. N C
N.s Destroyed by IRE on the 18th instant l.os,