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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-26
Personal

- Senator Douglas arrived at Memphis on
Tuesday, ara made speech there next day.
---- Ex-President w alker opened his course OF
lectures on the 'P philosophy Of Religion at the
Lowell Institute, on Tuesday evening.
---.H eenan and Jones, with a large corps OF
feowsPorts. are at 1t again sparring in the coun.
try.
Hon Thomas r. Marshall Is lecturing at
Poughkeepsie on the History Of Christianity, from
the Advent Of the Saviour 10 the Protestant sfor-
nation. -
-.-- Ristoh Is the daughter Of poor travelling
Italian Htistes, and Ii is said that, when an in
fant, she lay behind the scenes In basket hi lie
her mother was playing.
- The late Eliza ANGEL, Of Providence, lef,
charitshle requests to the amount Of $3.50 OOO in
vesting Drs. Maryland, Caswell, and Grager with
the trusteesbip Of the fund.
800 Judge Redfeld, after having been on the
Supreme bench Of Vermont Just a quarter of a
century for the last ten years its Chief Justice has
declined reelection.
-. Paul Aorphy passed through Cincinnati on
Monday, on bis way to New Orleans The Chess
Club sent a committee to request him to larry and
play bnt he declined, promising to remain several
days on his next visit
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II One Of the best and cheapest family news
papers In the coun try to wit, the Weekly Star,
fail a. usual of Metropolitan news and gossip,
general Intelligence and choice literary reading
new on our counter ready for delivery 70 sne Puo-
lie Embraced In It's entertaining contents are the
following articles:
The Church, poem; Fashions Tor OCTOBER, from
lie Toilet; strange Adventure with Burglars
The Presidential Il sce-a very amusing dream
nv 90 sam Bllines;n Attempt TO Poison WASH
inston; Printing Once; Afraid Of snakes;
The Princes Visit In an English Point Of View
a TRADE sgainst American Institutions; How
Smiths Bull won the Premium laugh-pro-
vokipg sketch; Mr.. Coughs Eloquence; A
Brigham Young; An Incobceivable Donkey;
AGtumn-poetic; Value of ! Constitution; A Dia-
mond Story; A Model California Senator; The
Battle Of vOltnrno; The New York Fusion De-
mopstration; The New York Pest Office Defal-
cation; Horrible Murder of a Lady and two
Children; Adsh Issacs Menken Heenan In more
Troable; Making Bread;
The Last Of the Prince Of Wales In America-the
grand ball in as honor at Bosion-his reception
at Portland-the departure for Europe; The
Royal Squadron at Portland; Queen victoria
Aoroad-a narrow escape Of the royal petty nom
terrible railroad disaster; A Former Royal
Vist-the visit Of Prince Edward to Boston In
1894;
Another Mystery in New York-suspicion Of the
murder Of Fanny white"-her body dtsin-
tered for chemical analy zation-an anonymous
letter-the meter cleared M; Election Of Lord
Mayor Of London; Bewildered Mother; A
Noble Record; Ex-Possmssser Fowler on his
way to Mexico;
Operations Of the Patent Office; The Republican
Meeting last week-speech Of the Hon Mr.. Kill
gore Of Ind Baltimore 20. ). Presbvterian)
Synod at Georgetown; Proceedings Of the Cir
csit Court; 81. Paul's % ethodist Church South;
Sudden fall Of Gravel wall Building;
The Dem. Jack Ass. Meeting on Monday night;
Meetings Of the Bell and Everett and Douglas
Clubs; Lecture on the Prophecies-the millen-
ium to commence in 1867; The Horse Railroad
Through Pennsylvania Avenue; Dreadful Ac-
cident 70 q Lady; The Presbyterian Synod at
Alexandria; MOI. '-....
The SOUTH The Latest Development; The Oregon
Senator'S; The Effect Of il; How Ii was Done;
The Republicans Stating their own Position;
The Democratic Jackson Association Again;
Department News; Editorials; Washington News
and Gossip; Local intelligence, &c, &c;
Late news, foreign and domestic, by mail and
telegraph;
Interesting Personal Items;
And a great variety of choice literary articles,
both prose and poetry, too numerous to msn-
ton. go
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 cent, per copy, or 81 - PSF annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-26

WHOLE REGIMENT OF ZOuAvKs The Chi.
cego Journal says that the famous Zouave Cadet,
OF that City have resolved to form whole regi.
ment OF their style Of military, to consist Of els ht
The Old company will be Company A, and the
rest b, Z, Re, in the order Of their organization
We learn that the work Of organizing the new
companies is progressing steadily, and in fes
the Independent Regiment Of Illinois Light In
f1nt-y,s' will cc full
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,Dyn Is said Governor Banks was much
slig hted in tie Boston reception of the Prince
And Governor Merrill, Of Maine, was not intro
auced TO him. or taken any notice Of at ALL thoug
he went to Portland 70 participate In the cersmo-
~ w lie crowd was waiting at Pough keep
sic, " Y, TO watch toe passage OF th. P9tnce ~
Waies, man ON board a river boat deli berately
nrsd gun into the crowd, wounding two or thre
Persons
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DR. y.H.SCHENCK, THE LUNG DOCTOR.
~ of Phladelphia, will lie In " ashI % tom Al fhe

DR III, ScHENCK, THE LUNG DOCTOR,
Drug sors Of wv se IN So,neI e a. me
,treet and Louisiana avenue, on Wednesday, Oefo
sr SLIT; prHstsssionsly As is The pyOpIi.sof Of
h *. only
D DS1sin;, to tie constructive. Many eminent
lungs. II requires constant and long practice to
xtn iSu5s g, Is,sos q
by thei family Physiolsn, " no tod them that one
lung was almost gone when by CLOSE eIsn inston
an Affection of the bronchial tnbss and BY getting
healthy scuon ofthe liver and tone the stomach.
the sufferer Is soon restored to health. Sometimes
meolol.e THAT will stop cough is certain death to
me psssnt = locks up the lIver stops the orogl.
stopping the action Of the very orsaus that caused
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the cause of
two thirds of tho cases of Con.u nption. Persons
are a THIS time complaining with dull pain in the
,oos,, tongue coatej, paia Ia the shoulder blade,
feeling sometiTes very restless and at other times
!. IN III: way LIZ hsm Es
anothtf tn is the nms to know What to DO; then then
Is the time 70 go e Dr. sohenok and get your lungs
,op that Sudden and G sSsn
the lungs liver and stomach oil put into On in
situation the lungs are n ass Of sores and death
must soon follow.
il Soes not contair any, onm 90 :. n - ~ oSt
q cough suddenly, but " aided with the Seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills. assure 20 purify and
DR. s. has q number Of persons, in tkis city, that
cen be referred to- that have beer the last stages
does not wish 20 be understood that when lungs are
gone thar ne cen make new ones, but whom one 10
sound and u other may have quite cavity in IL 10
oan by careful treatment be ripened, and diseased
matter carried Oh, and the patient get veil b..
For thorough examina ton with his r. spirome-
tor he charges IS, but II often happens his paeats
90 not require an examination With the Respirome-
ter, As ne has had suoh o arge experiences he can
detect at glance wne her suoh an examination 10
necessary. all professio nal advice l
...s-. GRATIS
Persons DESTROYS Of consulting Or, 8. had better
avaI themselves Of this opportunity, as his calls
elsewhere arc 90 numerous that 1t 10 Impossible
FOR him 70 vist Washington every week a. he 1t
6rst contemplated. '-t
SAM. b. WAITE, Age for wsshIugton city.
Price OF the Pulmonio eyIup, el per bottle, or 45
per half dozen; Seaweed Tonic. per bottle or IS
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II The New York Post says that the following
note 10 said To have been picked OPP on the CITY
Hall stems IN that city: r'-'t T-.I -
To taS Hon fernando Wood Mavoy of N1p YoyL.
SIP. In answer 10 your kind inc uiry IL the
Prince enjoyed his visit to your city, have the
pleasure 10 inform you that his ROYAL Highness
bore II exceedingly well
have the honor to be, &C., &C.. go
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II letter from Col. Preston, U. 8. Minister
to Spain, gives an account Of the narrow escape Of
himself and family from drowning In the vessel
on which they had embarked at Marseilles en-
route to Madrid. Col. Preston was saved by the
desperate exertions Of the Maltese and Catalan
bOatrnen
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II The Watrous land case was again up at
Chambess Of the Supreme Court at New York, on
the 9th, on an application for a commission to
Mexico TO take testimony. The motion was grant
ed and stay of proceedings allowed until the first
Of February next
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PERSONAL.

MADAME FELIX, Fortune Teller from Paris
lSl begs leave to inform her former friends, and
the public general that she has removed 10 ESQ
Slnth street, northeast corner of NJ where she will
present and future satisfactorily explained.
90 Linn
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Spirit Of the 0ernins Press

The Consultation offers a few Consideration.
for Honest Voters at the coming Presidential
election. and In another article treats upon the
alleged ''Conser vatism'' Of Lincoln.
The IHtslIigsHesr is devoted to news and mis-
cellanV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-26

DThe Haytiap Government has awarded
contract to Boston establishment for splendid
iron fountain, with capital and statue and several
thousand feet of pipe, inteaded for supplying one
Of the public squares Of Port au Prince with water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-26

IL From Taylor Maury we have some in
wiling reading, viz: the November number Of
HarPers Magazine and the October do of Black
wood. They are both capital numbers indeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-26

IL Henry A. Montgomery, the Superintendent
of the Central Pacific Telegraph Company, has
successfully laid mile of cable in the Mississippi
river
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FUTURE DAYS.

Mtsk *; F.ai. sALEnIn "a, y,rtSs e ri. Of
e Ssas
so%ms"sin. as oefoss M The fofie.s s1 GOOD:
81 Hsfn. AND N.eS NsS .s;ed .nd
Sson s =; :, sss B,Sfsiirs Of D. warhsd And VII
1851, in favor Of Andrew j. Joice.
os,,-s,. Nah. W is sBSh I.I = "a.
skys 81 SFE B5Sts sSD saoEs
SRsbAY 1 MSRk Ne. Eev. Asal0 IT, ::
Of Penn. avenue, between AZ and sth streets imme
is,ss and hne assortment Of Boots. Shoes. d..
t. e.: ssss: p. ss sss .A Boots
YOsth:' hne Boot. and sseos.' Gu
a sss,.. CATERS Boots Shoes DO and Slippers
TosSsS:. with general assortment OF fine Fancy
90 Boot and Shoe Drawers. made in the best man
ckssaelier., double burners,
81 yard. Oioloth, on floor,
Eso,r two fns show Windows. nov ersetsa In
front Of H. Burns's Shoe Store, on north side o.
Tn sa sv.r credit
81 and 60 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
oc I'D ' cLEARv a GREEN. A.es..
By BONTZ q 6RIFFITH, Auctionsers.
ARGE SALE OF CROCKERY Asp GLASS
- MARt, TABLI KKIvEs, CuyLElI. &cI. 0n
MONDAY MOkN1NG, OctobeS 18th, at ~ 90 q,
10 front of the Auction Rooms, $50 Seventh street,
between and sts We will cell . large sssort
ment G Crnctery and Glass Ware, being the bal
anoe Of stock Of . gentleman declining bu siness,
O insisting Of - ...
Frenoa China Vases,
Do Dlnner and Tea Wares.
Granite Dinner, Dessert and Tea rates.
Do T-a and Coffee Cups and sasoers,
Do Vegetable Dishes, Basins and Pitchers.
N.ppis. Meat Dishes. GraaIte Bowls,
Cream Pitchers,
g ante Water Pitchers, Toilet Gets,
Do Sugar and lea Pots,
French China Soap y d Brush Trayt,
Do Mauoh Boxes.
Do Motto Mugs, &C. &c
loo sets of Knives aod FORKS of different kinda,
Torether With genera assortment OF Crockerys
rcrms Uss s"' br- :
esMd Gntl BoNrz Z GRIPFIrH. Aues.
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FLORIDA RAIRoADs.-The Hon. Joseph 9.
wilson, Commissioner of the General Land Once,
certified and submitted to the Secretary Of the
Interior yesterday an additional list of lands
enuring to the State of Florida under the congress
sional grant Of May IL, 1856 Said list embraces
an aggregate area Of five hundred and sixty.fve
thousand six hundred and eighty-thrce acres,
lying principally In Western Florida, and being
applicable to the construction Of the road from
st Johns river, at jacksonville, to Pensacola,
traversng the entire extent Of the State, from the
waters Of the Atlantic ocean to those Of Escambia
bay, on the Gulf Of Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-26

EMBROIDERY STAMPING, on sll kinds Of
IL psteIin done in the best manner, at G. F.
svenne between sstand a wbeTe s oE f r.
found a great variety of beautiful Patterns for
Yokes and sleeves, Collars and Cuffs, Skirts. Pan
taets, Bands, Slippers, Cloaks, etc. Please sive
me a call aud examine 90 Is Inn
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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME
SS OF THE CEREMONIES OF LAYING
MALE okFaRy AsYLnM. on sUS SIstth ths
18th inst at so'clock p. m.
oy :; ss
Clergy present, and the Trustees of the Asylum,
will proceed to pis,o the stone in position.
AZ those west Of inn 3: west will assemble on
lection P y Mrss C. on "lss and %ng'T '1 Eli a.
Esqrs Those east Of Fifth st. will meet At St
Aloysius Church, and. under the direction of their
TO the corner of and Filth streets, whore they viii
be loined by the first di vision.
on The JUNCTION of the two divisions At the cornsr
ste oil the building In the following order:
FIRST Dirision.
Reverend Clergy and i iS,G Mayor.
Trustees Of 81. yoseph's Asylum.
Urph,ns OF 81. yosepfs. f...
Orphans Of It vincsnts Asylum. Asylum
- vinoents Female Schools.
st Domlnick's Schools.
81 Domlnick,s Society And Schools.
SSa nhn Gtns. ttchoo!s r as may report
q. Vincent de Paul Society.
Catholic Temp. ramos and beneficial Society.
Second Divis.oa.
Reverend Clergy.
St Aloysius Institute.
81 hioyslus Sunday Schools.
s. Jo.sph's Catholic beneficial Society.
After this portion of the ceremonies, which will
be brief, the eutire body will move around the
s9uare to st. Aioysus Church, where approp riate
CURE and co!leetIon aken in aid of the orphans
some choice pieces of music will be performed by
me choir And the whole terminate with the Bene
mo. E. FiTTz .pt R Gt.,
oot n St> fc.t. V"~fshh IN SnIei.
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oct 16-2ts (Sates ,Con&ln. til -

~l. O. o. F.-GRAND ENCAMPMENT-
Grand Encampment Of the District of Colu mbis,
and of Columbian, Maseuenu, RIdgely, and Mount
qnesteS To assemble at their respective halls on
MONDAY NEXT, the 18th Instant, at l O'Clock .
M, Tor the purpose OF joining In the dedication
ceremonies a. Covenant Lodge Hall, Georgetown
JNO T. HAVENNER, q. Patriarch.
II, Bowen, g. Scribe. 90 Is St
HEUNlON PRAYER MEETING will be
uY holden every day this week in Union Chanel
on Ath 81 First Ward, to commence At o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-26

THR WRArHIR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning IL made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation Is
ahout7 O'Clock.
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W CAPS,
AND FUR So
SEYMOUR, in Georgetown, announces to the
izens of the District that he has now ready for
sale an extensive assortment Of Mole skin Has
for gents of the various pes; Soft Hats and CAPS
OF every style for men aud boys; Ladies' Furs
Misse.' and Children's Jockey Flats; UMBRELLA
and Walking Canes, at prices low enough to please
all. w. r. SEYMOIR
oc 25-2w 132 Bridre STRAIT
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The Wheeler & Wilson Agency il at No 346
Pennsylvania avenue. Pricss range from ) Sd to
81 Full Instructions given to purchasers, at
SILK, Cotton, Needles, &c.. for sale.
p. j. STEER, Agent,
346 Pennsylvania avenue
N. B-Send for a Circular oc 9s Swif
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Br A GREEN. Aucfionesr.

BY GREEN, Auctioneer.
ZINE SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSE
AND CAnRIAeE, HOUSEHOLD ANp kIfcgIS
EunsfTpRE, &c. &C, AT AucIIoN.-On SATuR-
DAY, the nth instant, at 10 O'Clock d. NJ. kne
young stallion. which works well in herness and
an excel snt riding horse he il years old, hand
bred Morgan horse, Ard sold for no fault the owner
having no further use for him. He will he cold Go
the hig hest bidder. Also, good Family Csvriaee
and large and general assortment Of excI>lks NJ
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms cash.
oc Is q A. GREEN, Auot.
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The above PURE WHISKY, corrxn lrsrIILED
IN qusity, And improved ago, !. preferred
t4ry recommended BY the best physioisns and
s r,n r g eas.sssos Al tho resnige1snss Of
The Scau, XIII Water Of PhiladsIphis, used in
ne a., .ilntion Of TIM. whi.ty is proved BY snay
siates and 10 th,s may an great desree, Be At
Etpout the exoslIence Of this w hisky.
+ - ~, fhenix Distllery,
ott,.,-oo On the sehuylkili liver, Phi sdelphis
a M oss es had 10 W sshinston Of samuel Bacon
sss s1 VIZ ws; 81. s'a :: e; N 1s.
-. ~ S ssScsr ~ "a ss. .s; j. + wil,on, sag
MSor s.s clI'eIi Co ssJ Wet 1th Il; g. = Ga
l:r E..t Iithi Edxstd Halt 90 Msrtss S p a. coF
x White &c S3 La svs Jehn H. ssmms: 4
70. SzS WV Nihsn ~ 90 slim
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STRAY COWS-Taken up, on the z2a October,
~ 1850 one horned Cow red a6d white ~zEu>
marks; one ear split; the ether cut on the 36kH
end Another Coz, red and white bulfs- 49,
10 and TO mark. The owner Tor ownersl of the
shove property is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charges, and take them away.
LOUIS l.. BRUNETT, 7th st.,
oe A-S' Nearsthe Second Toll gate.
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VIZ PRoyIssoN STORE

\ w Al. EINkINS has opened store for furnish
ing such as may favor hin III their patro aye
with supply of FRESH PROVISIONS daily at
| their orders. IL is located street north b =
tween 18th and 18th ats and will he op ned dai
| till sun.et, and Saturday night till O'Clock.
No
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WHAT The LADIES WANT TO KNOW.

Where they can buy Jouvin's best Kid Gloves at
Is cents. A. aria Louiis new make, at 62h cents,
good KID Gloyes st 571s cents, best quality Kid
0auEtetts az $l.l21a, large assortment of Ladies'
and Misses' r leecy lined silk and Thread Gsunt
lst,s 81 low prices Best French COr.ets at Sl25
.iery,; Melino vesis; Linen, Cambria and En-
bfoidered Handkerchief. at low prices; Silk Robes
and Byadere Siiks, little of sty. at half price
foula d and Fancy Dress Silks; Black Silks and
Press foods Of all kinds at unusually low prices
Shawls. Call early and get FIRST choice.
HENRY EGAN,
-r. 321 Penn. ev., and 521 seventh ST.,
oc T-St near Avenue House. =
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Fst' NEW FIRM
FRENCH RIcHsrEIN,

--''-rste1 NEW FTRM
FRENCH RICHsTEIN. ls,
tSseeessors TO Vim. F. BaylyD sc, 20.
Who esale and Retail Dealers in s,ss
BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND PERIODICALS, 30
No. are PENNSYLVANIA AvHnus.
w.ddins and Visiting Cards neatly engraved
Paper and Envelopes Stamped with Initial with g
Snt.erip.ioas received for all the wsslly Papers =
snS S MAsssainesi aso' New n rE Herald Tinsss
AZ Sasss ssaP: 90. s ss ., 50 ,
thar the Publi,hers Prices
fSss not f:r a.' Ne: s:'iFss ~
nIssoLUTIoNoF ooPARTNERsHIP5The I.
ander he name and fm q r. 6, co s sSH. .
y this day d,s.olysd % mutual eonsent. a: w; Is
n Tie said fI% e a. g. coInPs ys0 is sst ss
Deer sr
the old stand. No s2 seventh steet opposite me
q Sf ss:s % .''f' ''s IS
washington oetobsr ish, $50 : S - y ~ -, ~
y. b taxi. al. oysO.tssisy q isiosniat .'-'
ss s Sos Sss = ssss.ss,
:as sssa &c @
'n sSm = H ~ o,e A.w. CORNING. ,ss.l
TnosE NJ VWS .ssi 81 gyms UP 4 ifllsroLs ss
invited 70 oal! and sxsInns our ssoes Th5 ~,
ns sold ysysov. we have A'se seod 49, ~ -
q; ;;:'s . H.'''t'i fFisi =
COUGHS, COLDS; FeARsENEss. a. b---siq
COMPOUND Stiff Scf GUN lRAPr n
Tn: :ss SsSss
psr,srs have beoops tA9i.laI yitn ~ sxusor9nar
& Ia 81 b s:1
BYssWsEaE sssfis q.
s.y I'D. sS J. f EisSg =. ga =. :. =:
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ELIAS HOWE, JR, of Boston, who is the inventor
Of the "lock-stitch" used by the principal sewing
R% OF t aus SVEN ns m to be made
obi them to pay him license for every machIne
sold. The following statement il copied from Mr.
be seen that WHEELER d WILSON'S SEW
ING MACHINE is preferred by immense ma
jolty of the ladies', spte of the efforts of inter
aAtel parties 20 lninra LIS sala 49,
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By WIN. MARsHALL.- Inot,oneer

No. 5o2 7t& street, sadey Odd FsIIoses' Hall
A UCTION ON SATURDAY EVENING,
"A October z7th, 1880. at 81 O'Clock, and every
evening After through the Fail ,hne ohooe and use
foil artl olet, viz
Fine Guls. Hardware, Plated Ware, Jsvelry,
ZINE Gol1 and silver Watches, DRY Goods, Per:
Shoes, Clothing 30, Ivory Knives. Ksives and
Forks, Castors, Clocks, DO. Also, Boots and
'. sS5ess lint, wMMARsHA,t.,,,
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l. COUNTRY MILK.
Families can be supplied with pure Milk ON mod
a. ate terms by leaving their address at Box No. 90
Star Office oc 2-2,e i'm
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8 SIS FOR THE EASTERN

The new, swift and commodous Steamer KENT CAPTAIN
9nn II rWan Leaves her wharf Light stree, foot of
G Can for GQPT NK RIT ER EVERY WEDNESDAY
ana SAICRI1AY MORNING, at 7 O'Clock, touching a [
GGamG6rrldge Go1as Point a;lle Haven Shermans Pier
IughietIs Nhar, Cabin Greek. Medford Wharf Proyi.
y,ffterg ,nHrer, hridgc)
Denton EV EkY THURSDAY AND MONnSY M0RNINXsss
ato0GocS, TOUCHING at the above named Landings
r, Leeayes Tor ANNAPOLIS and MES, RIVER EVERY
iuESBBA1 and FRIDAY MORNING. Returninr same
be prepaid '' ~ fieiSht must
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GURLETT L SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFAC TdRY

~ tAkklA6E hANUFACT0RY
No: aS NORTH STREET
The undersigned having greatly en-.
f2Zf iarged their premises aud increased ber t;I;
So ndS f s to Of call the attention q n6 e,
IN the most elegant style durable manner Which, fb
are PREPARED to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS ~
'e"'e" l" Win dspAtch and at reasonable prices.
iy24tf a. Norfb S stra II son.
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NOIlCE.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER,

,,r,,,.a -. FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
0oG HANGE OF DAY Son and after " EDNESDAY, Nav
2Sd 1860, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
bam9re Tor the Patuxent river every WEDN ESDAY and
SAIuK AY MORNINGS at o'clock preceding as far up
as lyons creek on Wednesdays. Returning, wi leave "
onS creek Thursday oInug at o'clock for Bait more
VIII lave Baltimore Saturday morning al o'clrck for
I'M Landlhg Returning, WILL leave Hills Landing on
MonI3y morning at 5c'cock for Baltimore calling a. the
usual anglngs on the ver also al Plum FONT and Fair
Freight received ON Tuesdays ana Fridays
" l.. MEEN[S. Mastcr