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= f. GREEN,
". IMPORTER OF
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE.
HaviDc received his Spring Importation of Ware
~1w"uld respectfully solicit the att1n-GEA
Gft"n OF the public to the same. heIInv e3I3
IN he can offer great variety as W9fH
W ANY similar house in the city. EslH
Ills stock comprises DINNER. TEA and TOT-
LET WARE, in White, Gold Band aud the most
Richly Deco at"d, in sets or detached pieces:
Depart Sets, of various patterns,
bohemian, German, and American Glassware
In FANCY ARTICLES his oItment is IN
usually large. Compri ing Naccs. Card Receivers
Lowell Boxes, Cordial and Toilet Sets Perfume
Bottles. &c, &c, of the most handsome and unique
patterns.
twelve to fifty three pieces with great Va let
HOUSE-FuRNISHlNG GOODS ganeIally too
numerous to mention.
All of the above goods will he sold at much beyo,r
the usual prizes. | respectfully solicit persons to
give me a cali rhettD hsy irish TO purchase or not
G. f.. GREEN.
274 PennSvlvania avenue
ap l6-3t one door east of Kirkwood House,
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SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on SEW
: ENTH ST. AT AUCTIoN-On FRIDAY AFTER
NON, Goth inst, at 52 o'clock, we will sell in
front OF the premises part of Lot u in square as
. streets, and RAINING back 100 feet to an alev.
rick house.
Terms: Ons-fourth cash balance in one two,
and three years, bearing interest, and secured bs
a deed of trust
ap9ts WALL BARNARD Annt,
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THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
40 2-2aw&ds ]. C. McG UtRE & CO Annts


By j. c. MoGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
Il ING LOIS IN PRINTING OFFICE SoUARE-On
O'clock, on tho premises. by virtue of a dee d Of
t'pst to the subscriber. dated May 7th, 1857, aid
d3l recorded In Llber J. A. =. No. 49, foios 81 ct
seq one If he land records for Washing ton coun-
~, d. e., shall sell Lots Nos 81 and 3 in spbJvI
sen OF Square No. ga, fronting each q feet on
nnrth street, between lst ST. et west ard north
Capitol street, and Tunnlng hack us fest inches
50 feet alley, and containing each 200 feet al
sround, 'rse~e or less.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue In G, u and
Is months. with interest secured by deed of trust
on the premises. All conveyanciRg at the cost OF
the purchaser.
THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee.
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Dy "hT'L az bHNNA Do = ucTlOneers.
TRUST E'S SALE OF FINE OLD WINES,
L PURE IMPORTED BRANDIEs, OLD WHIskYs,
AND OTHER LIQUORS. AT AUCT on - GA MONDAN
MOKNlNG, the 18th INST, at 10 o'clock, we will
sell, by order of the trustee at the ST IRE of Mr.
= Levy. north sIdo OF Penn. avenue, between lst
and ID streets, his entire stock Of fne Wines and
Liquors.
Pure French Brandies In wood and glass,
Pure Holland Gin. SchIapps.
Pure Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines,
Hook, Clarets and other German Wines,
Champagne, Caiawba Ind Moselle Wines.
Odd " reck," Rye and IL onongahela Whskys,
In all large stock of Fine LIQUORS. in wood
ana ass, well worthy the after ton of dealers AID
private consumers.
60 and 80 days, for approved enGorsed notes bear
Ing interest. w. II. WARD, TTustee.
ap lid WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctloneers.
HOUSEAND LOTAT AUCTION.-Onw WED
A NESDAf next, the 18th INST, at 4 O'Clock D.
NJ. we shall sell. In float OF the premises ali the
rig MT title and interest of VIM Savoy in and to
Lot NO. TO- IN Square 7aa, with tho improvements
thereon: beirg a small frame house, distant one
square from the Navy Yard market, and cortaI IS
ABOUT 6,5 feet. Title perfect.
Terms cash. +. w. JONES,
Attorney for the Heirs.
ar Is j. G. MEG UIRE d CO, Aucts
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LOCAL POLITICs large meeting of the Dem
ocratic and Anti-Know Nothing voters Of the Sew
enth Ward, was held last nj hit at Potomac Hall.
Tor the purpose of organizing for the coming cam.
}: E. Morgan, President; Chas Allen, Secretary;
H. A. Clarke. Treasurer. The meeting then
adopted resolution, fixing upon next Thursday
evening as the time to elect delegates to the May
orally Nominating Convention and after the
transaction of other business, adjourned to meet
at that time
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Loo AL NEWS.

~ IAossA THR Sraa - Printed on the fastest
"'osn press ." use sosth Of Baltimore its edition
30 'arss as TO Ssqsi-s 81 TO be put to press a, an
ho~j AdrsrtiSss1snts, therefore, should b..
!" 0S0rs Ises'cs O'clock, M; osAs,wi,s they
Veg sos appear sntil tAe nert da,.
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HIN CONSEQUENCES OF THE RAIN
the above sale Is postponed to THURSDAY NOR
MING, the 18th inst,
apis WALL & BARNARD Auctrs
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CONTINUING TO ARRIvE.-The host of delegates
20 the Charleston Convention are still in motion 10
that southern city, and generally they stop for
DAY or two in the Metropolis. At Wizards. last
night, after o'clock there was not a vacant room
or bed unengaged The lower hall Wi as crowded
with gentlemen, the Office rack was filed COM
pletelv with names, the servants were cont nually
clerks were without rest until late hour. twill
be well If all can be comfortably provided for in
Charleston during the Convention
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Dk. ROBERT HUNTER,

Physician for, and Operator all Affections Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
DR.. Hunter begs to announce EIs arrival IN
W Washington professional busi1ess. ne Ets
taken TO, ms at No. 2J1 Penn. avenue betw~n
18th and 18Th streets, directly opposite Oan'Ief
saioonD where he NAV be consulted Ia al Forms OF
Bronchial ard Pulmonary dis eases The FL Owing
are the affections embraced In the specia,Ity ."
VIII Oh l,r Hunters pact IL conhned, IL: Catarrh
of the Nose Enls -ged Tonss, Sore Throat Hoarse
ness and Loss of Voice. Bronehlns; Asthma, Con-
HOurs-9 a. M, 10 p. m 6p l2 Il
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h OR SAI.E-A pair of fine large CARRIAGE
HORSES, sold for wait of use.
HOuse an no IA
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The ENTHUSIASTICALLY, y portion OF
the inscri pton upon the slab in the gatehouse at
tie Great Falls was omitted in our notice Of the
visit to the Washington Aqueduct. 1t reads as
follows:
Washington Aqueduct,
Projected by Capt. Montgomery c. Meigs, U. 8.
Corps Of Engineers, Chief Engincr.
Begun Sth Nov. A. D. 1858, by Franklin Pierce,
President Of the United States.
This stone is erected In this unfinished gatehouse
AT the Great alls Of the Potomac, June 10,
A.D- 1888; James Buchanan being Presi-
dent OF the United States, by Capt. NJ.
o. Meigs, Chief Engineer of the
Washington Aqueduct.
The ASSISTANT Engineers have been w. H. Bryan,
Cf0ae', u Talcott, A. l.. Rives,
w. X Hutton, E. l.. Myers
Cost OF work as estimated, 1853, b 100000.
Actual cost when finished, 49,
Dei GTattd. Esfo Psrpsfuo
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UNDER BoNDs-This morning Roger A. Pryor
appeared at the office of Justice DOM, and cave
ball In the sum of SIS 900, not to fight a duel
wlthn the limits of the District give or accept
challenge TO fight within the said limits. or 10
leave the said limits to fight, or to give or accent
a a, challenge to fight. We are informed that MIR.
w. II: Thomas as his security. Mr.. Pryor was
arrested yesterday but being engaged at the
time, and the officer having no fear of breach of
the peace he was permitted to fix upon II o'clock
Today as the time to give the required bond
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

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Irodnd him; which Il this tims render him
'ose5le 4" s e g aay great mischisk is III. iho.s
:lo.Ssd ~ = e h%Pe.ol, no Dlcsato'hs Y
,othpx unl>aa IL Il. h.cha II =. ~. Il =. ~
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n,s q vn'on n.s, sn.n u. hands are tied when hs
nooted thst no m = ~. s.....s ns.a nnss.S = .
rho 10 true to her Interests. could hold o1sce
'nder As; Lincoln. But. I ssk, who appoints to
'u M'' NJ Ne r.ssloens alone; tne senate has
be cop,en. II the senate . SfoniS ~. ~snSas No. =
hen refuse to hold once that was given 10 him
y : Democratic senatel [ Mr.. Toombs inter.
VPS@u, anu eAlQ II t0e senate WAS democratic
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

6tAcity RspsbxsAn rsqsests % .
ssMeasiyn, whlch appsassd II that
fs& iis. We rsspectfaily beg leays
- n tngsssoirs letter in Iris paper,of
- compliant y nade, was nea
~ pahisatisn, ~ unlouheedly writ
tFAAaaA ssa nerelyssased 10 the brief.
k words, the result Of the election in
nsnty. TAsss = No sense IN making
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

n TA woman in Cincinnati locked hef houae
leaving her child Init on rsturnips. shs found
lhe child bsFned 70 dsath. M
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

~ The destiny or Dsliwars i 70 bssone !
rsss State. Thia i proved byshs psnber Of
Republican votes she cast in the Presidential
election. and BY the constantly decreasing num-
Der Of her slavea 4hs elsction returns show
tAat Lineolp received ssasiy fourth Of all the
votes cast In the State. In 1859, Fremont re-
esived there $50 votes while in the election juss
passed, Liucolns vote was xss9; for Fremont
Sussex county cast one vote, while her vote for
Lincoln W. 672, and ons Of her hundreds gave
him plurality Of lO4.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01


.. ehin <had bis ho0ee burnt on last Saturday,
Nothing Wa saved Of shs hoosehold fdrhifurtl
The family was thss turned ont az doess at III
incIement season.-l Ia &satiaa. 3t.ta.4 i.
4 % gs --- -. ---.---- sss NJ NTH
~ - - Waeningten ts ss
sis Especial DsspsseA Y - Nss York Trihaael s
- wAsHlNGros, Wednesday, Nov. 81, 80.
The Govesnmsnt has received no in1ormasioh
sxesps that contatned h The public dispatch IN
Inouncing Nramooss resignation and Roble's soc
cession 70 The Presidency Of Me1ico If th,
lattersysnt shoallprove wen founded, and Be cas
retain power until The advent Of new Admin
istfaeson, an accommodation Of the Quessfonl
between the two Governments can b satisfacto
MY adjusted. Ihis y not practlcable, however
with the press1t dynasty, which be- distinctly
comnittsd itself % The JuareE concern, while III
foreign Govessasnts have hefetcfose recognized
AiratnOn astAn regular President II pooeeasion y
the capital and archivea -. - ---
Az gu outfits are aOolished, il d doubtful Il
HI. Weller Will accept the Nexfcsn mission, fcl
she sAtasfsctioi OF beine removed In March. There
u NO practical indncet1ent Tor him % 20, after
N. AclAncis failure. ..
| Notwithstanding the secession Juror Of xessrs.
Toombs, Orr, Boycs, and other tropical patriots,
thsy had faith enough IN The NofthweSt 10 enter
largely into the land specaationso Of that region,
believing II onered better feld for inytstment
fhan their own States. .sas
Judge Greenwood, Commissioner 0fIndian AZ
nars, who mas Just setnrned frpm Z trip through
Arkansas. states that shree-fourths Of ,hs people
| tnere are opposed q any diepnion movement until
some unsonstituttOnal act has been committed
Josofylng resistance. f4588 tsAs4 jgY aa
lnasmuch q Caleb Cushing telegraphed to bis
vessel at Charleston 70 hoist the Palmett0 Gag,
| 1s - thought the President ought nov 70 confer
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

q Tim O'Briep, : Cincinpaai pclicsaaa.
Vas killed BY falling fron the stspse ef ~ Qssrs
Hsuss, eightsen fssk To the pavsasnt
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

lHsps isin Such evident trouble, II
- DID nos have their Little, diaReal-
hQA 6ey voald - alsogsthsr out el
= 41viss ftoa abroad agfss dat anoth-
fa&tn some Of the principal European
q kilnaak. ineEitahlA Oas tssssina
laia : = West vim GaiA ~ this fatuity
r - ~ ~ Wosld, anAT cesson-
4AsiA I'm VI rsjeies ~isha IL
r. UWessvsr - prosperity of'tks
sfaAEeE
ata hare beon saspended ftsm
- cslege for their participation in the
y. 5chag Fbviss ~ - i9i4lt of-
49,. Sos tvsaty have sahnitssd
i0shs fAollsy y sskplieaty n IL
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= remain. ~ Gca!ty A. ,still
~ Aie ievsaligssianss ~ ~ ~ 'ase
Hx& " sesi5 4sys pssei.ted n priss
eAm 70 thirty ~ cent since -
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90 ~ ~ Its sfss@ sEsHa va ID
20 psopas nevres1enAs efslsnvsr
~ i0 tAaa coo - 6sdAAlsy "a lsss
4ail6ren. iias raG - fsa sa't 7ffs y's'ss'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

w>sa - attsse1ps n ear Fsedsrs
AsestnsA& X NsssfA McKitterick I
sAes lger r. a1sngEere. fhsy
.sssd - ktse<e Jtas-sssy commodf.
ns1 ahseoeaseef MeiD - iyalDsy
dssApasd BY e. :'B.aBas -
Asswg valaabls asd handaons =
dwoda NJ Seliit tsdvsnsases
s6ts0, u sblte ccsseceie6 vish
p.aeas pesssries n Ehgland, enable
- sanonsss : ssyls u goods
apisas sisay - ~. .fHaAey hdet
- IN - sase 70 retain =
-. --e-T %'8NN gz4 & sa
evsspor Kirkwood was In the
ss
- - leaves for wasAington, this
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s.ths nessa ~ spsssa'by : -
Ass. - eafgeley. 4 6tslariR
W baoks u ~ rivsr lssniGhed .
sDsaaesA ~ - s.ppjS ~
- 'sa'si's'y = = ll-'tss41 -
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The prayer on pioas MslhoaissSSr ~ unsoa-
y Of n9s1sld, at Beskshirse ea1p lee1i1E
: century ago, u furnished ~ ~ psblie = 8
nodei fof ~ special prayers psspessSi ~ ssssr
gusrters ln bshaif ~ - Frers " - sesessisns
ists:-"0 Lord, " pray thee shst thoR vosl6af
convert II thas thou canss in ths middle 81, Ill
town and IN thoa eanss nossSoavsrt, o Ca ~
pleased - take ths0 BY theneqie q sAilr utc1G
and shakD them ovsf hsll I'LL shsy squsal nks .
raccoon-Amen.S -----. n---.---------
-S.ersss9 afsH En EH
\ Tha ~ Of absynthe u HAn1s ibsapidly assu-
ming the magai6esnt pseDestieae of ~ aaneae1
vice. The literary and artistic vocslioas useoM
the pviadpal suffers from it; the tempoeasy
stimalas which, like opium, u iMpaFlJ y ~
brain, rendering IL especially seductive " 49,
whose psrsuits are nentallg szhsustlnG. ~
gifted Alfred d. Mue.es fell victim 70 ~ -
cessive ~ Of this most anbels and peFtlcioe1
seimulant. Eugene 9ss = said . havs Asseshs1
his deaaA ~ it, uea go as "
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5000 Or 5000 votes of being complete. The
total vote returned IL III, ,SlS, or which lincoln
gets 3, $50, Douglas 10, 800, BreckinrIdge 81.
BIG, Bell 6.026.s LiDcoln's majorily over Dou.A
las 507. This il the most favorable account foe
Douglas yet pablished, other authorisies placine
him nearly 1000 behind Lincoln. The 6alance
OF the returns will probably reduce Lincolns
majority, bpt tho State il generally cspce1eA %
lavs gone Republican. though the onacial copat
laFeqaired % settle al doubis.
Dispatch from Yreka, near Oregon. On the
18th says: Latest advices frosn OREGON rive
$50 majority for Lincoln over BreckinFidee.-
Douglas was 600 behind BseckinridRe. With three
small ceaneies % hsar fFo@, whtck cannot vary
- se1nlt, ssssss s'. gsF,Fr I'M "a. a. 3
e heslisved that . majority Of ~ psopls OF
{alas..e voted against calling \ Constitutional
4 - : oclock today III In Espr,,,., 80, arrived !.
Cssf Ckwchiii, whence lA4 ne n n ~ rss,it y A.
the Presid1neiAl eiecsioo vas cent % Gan Pm.
cisco aa1 published 10 the Extra Bulletin Ana
Alta Californian before . O'Clock. The news
20 sxUresnsd from 81 Jossph 10 tle ts,eersDh
station II the unprecedented time AZ six dsya
y psodaced = sensation The Republican State
Committee issued IN address urging general
illsminae3on Of San Francisco Tomorrow even
tmG. sA s8s4asI @ss sHs4# E3
4 School Csnsss &C. I'm Transaaoo eivss
II, ,4OO childr1n n4dse 10 yooiA Au VIII 'ss4s
EspAsaasa, one ~ - sisE- -leadess of he m.
IibasseEs sho swens Int l.Wer California ftoa
In Angeles cennSy rocensly, has 0een Aillsd n
! GehA Ehe DAnd y eomilittinR 0uedres and
rohhesiss ~ she shelssals - sba Fsnine1la.--
The citissns u Ran Diego hsvs ssMs selsef % shs
0overnor of Louev Carloshia. ssss II n
AlttsrF fiSa Walls Walia, WasAiattoa n.
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q V1he parade OF The First Battalion, yes
tsrday, was very ehne thing, notwithstan4ing
ths bod weather. Tha nlaes. the Gensn Bias
Cesps, and - Zsaavss, were al ont, and all
of thesh VERY One appearance; ths Bln1s
shoHsd ~ .st number, rank and fla Pro
sedsd by ths silvsr Corpst Band, and ~ Mili-
tsry Band Of the several companies, they para
ded, duringa great portion Of the afternoon,
through The principal streets and elected gsn-
Q1olg gNdmirntiou. .ss'F fsss,aigS ,ss .sssSsg