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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-28
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

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for the Winter Months.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
Political Items.

II il stated that the Hon Emerson Etheridge, OF
Tenn, has emphaticslly denied that In his speech
In Indiana he advised his political friends to vote
for Lincoln, In order to defeat the democrats.
The Martinsburg Republican learns that Lin.
coin pole has been erected in Berkely county. Va
aud that 1t is guarded and that any attempt to cut
II down will be resisted by force.
VIRGINIA IN ARMs.-It appears that Virgins
has finally made up her mind to defend herself in
the approaching crisis Of national affairs with
northern arms The Adjutant- General Of that
ehivalric' State is now In New York city, charged
with credit Of half million dollars, and with
orders to purchase a complete armament for the
Old Dominion. What the motives are which
have impelled 30 calm and conservative a man al
Gov. Letcher to this extraordinary demonstration
does not vet appear. Ii 10, however, rumored thai
the Executive OF Virginia has resolved to call a
meeting Of southern Governors at X edmond, very
shortly, for the purpose of concerning measures
defensive and offensive, to be AIKEN In the now i'm
mi nent event Of Mr.. Lincoln's election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
New Books.

Through Messrs. Taylor Il Maury, we have
parcel OF valuable books, fresh from the busy
pfs0 Of Harper 4 Bro New York. Viz:
Captain Burtonis Z" Lake Regions Of Central
Africa"
Faraday's Forces Of Matter"
Burwsr's "My Novel"
Capt. Mayne Reds ''Odd People"
"Wheat and Tares," anonymous
Capt. Burton tells his story of travels In lively
style, and at the same time imparts a deal of in
formation about this country, Central Africa, %
Interesting and so little known. The book is no
the less readable for Its strong smack of person
aiity, letting us into all the haps and mishaps o.
the writer, and his squabbles with the Govern
rnent. As a mere narrative of daring persona
adventure and bair-breadth 'scapes, IL has extra
ordinary interest Doubtless the book 10 destined
10 something such run a. had Livingston's kin
drsd book Of travels.
Faraday's Lectures on the Forces Of Matter are
wonderfully fascinating considering the unprom.
Using nature Of his subject, and the reader 10 be-
guiled Into getting a vast amount Of ''usefu
knowledge quite unawares. We can realiz.
from reading these lectures how II is that Prof
Fsraday's spoken lectures excite such interes
among people Of all classes az delivered in Lon
don.
Bulwer's so popular /" My Novel, - In presented
in handsome dress by the Harper's, and will b,
gladly welcomed by the public in its ATTRACTIVE,
guise-
Capt. Mayne Reid, who has come to be recog
nized in both hemispheres as one Of the mos
graphic writers Of narrative and personal adven
ture Of the day, here presents u with a boob
calculated to gladden. the very hearts of all the
little folks, and we dare say the older folks will
End "Odd People" very good reading. Among
the queer people described are the Bushmsn; the
Pstagonisn 6iants; the Centsurs; the Man Eaters
the Dirt Eaters; the Mud Beiaubep; the Roo
Diggers; &c. &c.
b" Wheat and Tares" il 4 pleasant collection o,
welltold stories.
These books are Issued in the best style of tbs
Harper's, and with their clear type and thick
white paper are a delight to the eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

The KEENAN, BOARD BILL CASE IN NEW YoRK.
We have already stated that the landlord Of the
West Chester Ho.el, in New York, has sued John
C. Heenan for boarding the lady calling herself
Ada Isaacs Mencken Heenan. In an argumenta-
fion in court Yesterday morning, on motion by
Heenan's attorney to postpone the case, ION ac-
count Of the absence Of material witness, } this
attorney said that he would prove by plaintiffs
admiaions that this fair frail woman was not his
wife, but had had her name recorded with the
defendanrs on the books Of the hotel as '-John
Doe and lady" He would prove the character Of
this fair frail woman; he would prove that she
had entered the same house with other men who
had money enough to spare for that particular
evening He would prove that the plaintiff ex-
pected to get pay for this board from Neil Bryant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
Personal.

49, Hon. Roger A. Pryor, Of Virginia, il at tn.
National.
80. Mr.. and Mn. Browning, with their son
have been spending the summer months at 81
emma. Letters from that point report them In ex
oellent health
...- Dickens Offers favistock House, his town
residence, for sale, and win 90 down into ths
country to live: BIS charming place, Gad's Hill
In Kent, attracts him from London
80. Charles Reade Is writing a new romance
% appear In the Atlantic Monthly. II n said Mr.
Reads u one Of the most painstaking author
alive, and that he often rewrites his best page
twenty times over.
80. Mis- Agnes Baillie, sister Of the late Joan n
Baillie, recently gave party on the com pletior
Of her one hundredth year. She has resided nea
London for many years, and enjoys excellen
health and spirits. Her faculties are quite Wig
orous, and she still pursuss her literary gleanings
... Tennyson has lately returned to lis hom,
in the Isle OF Wight. The rumor In the Loador
papers Of his intention to come to America 4
without bis sanction, no design Of snch trip be
Ing meditated by him. A correspondent who saw
him few weeks since describes him as lookins
over his garden gate well drowned by the autumn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

Yesterday Ci9th) vas the anniversary of the
battle Of Yorktown, IN anniversary Of great e.
timation in Virginia and Maryland The pev
Baltimore Park was dedicated on that dsy. the
Young Guard Of Richmond assisting.
"The Prince Of Wales has presented TO one
Of 70 cincinnsu partners, Mis- Masti Taylor, OF
Newport, KY, magnificent diamond brooch,
susmounted by bis crest.
II man In Mercer county, Ohio, who put
strychnine In his wstermelons, and thus killed
nye persons who were depredating on his vines
has been indicted for granddaughter.
IL The Benica Boy was hned s300 at Buffalo
for bis participation In the prize fight there some
time ago
III Three Cuban fsmii 20 are aid 70 own one
Hrteenih Of the entire real and personai property
Of he islsnd, and twenty-five thousand slsvss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

.CVsnezuela advices Of the 2lst ult., by the
Star Of the West from Havana, state that In con
sequence Of the Spanish minister having de-
msnded passports and lefs the country, all Span
tsh citizens were leaving. The difficulty related
to the refusal to punish the murderers of certair
Spanish citizens and make indemnity therefor
The question was referred to Madrid for adjus..
-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

III The Charleston Courier rays 1t has received
reports, without details or particulars, that the
two persons chiefly engaged in the Marlborough
agency for the reception and deposit Of arms, in
contemplation Of an unlawful and seditious de-
sign, have been tried and convicted at BENEFITS
vile, and sentenced for execution at early day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

VIRGINIA LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS .-Rlections
were held In Virginia on Wednesday To I'll va.
cancits In the State Senate Dickinson, Breckin-
ridge, In Pryor's district. 10 elected The TWEEN
tieth district 10 not heard from. For House Dele
gates Crump Is elected over Campbell from Amelia
and Notaway, Bell and Everett gain In dis
nfct which gave Mr.. Buchanan 1s3 majority In
the eighth district Mr. Nash, Breckinridge Is
elected by q small majority. The district gave
Mr.. Buchanan l37 majority. In Patrick and flu.
yana counties the breckinridge delegates are
elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

=. ID Franklin Building, Eve stories high, IL
the rear OF franklin Hall. on Sixth street. Philadel
IL was occupied by Duncan Whit, bookbi nder
whose loss Is - 500; VIM. 9. Young, Job printer
among whose stock the forms Of several week.,
and monthly papers were destroyed, including
the Presbyterian Quarterly Review aud Christian
Instructor, loss unestimated smith a Peter
stereotype Printers, loss Of % coo The building
was owned by Hulings Cowptrshwaite. Tots
lcss Of SIS ,0O covered By insurance. The firs
was the result of accident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

III shillingten, Odeon Building, favors Us
with an early copy Of the November number Of
Hnper's Magazine. Its contents are interesting
- usual, but especially rich Is "Porte Crayon's'
illustrated chapter Of experiences way down
Eastu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

III The Ladies' Washington Monument
Association is spreading rapidly, and psomises
70 b as rapid success as the Mount Vernon
Association was At Point Pleasant, Mason
county, Va, the branch association gave fair
last week by which $3.50 was realized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

Commissioner Of the General Land Once (Jos 8.
WILSON, has instructed the Surveyor General Of
Kansas to 10 enlarge the present Delaware Reserve
As to allow an allotment Of four and half town
ships TO each Indian OF that tribe, as was the
intention Of the Government in subjecting the
original reserve to a Limitation. 1t Is to be ex-
tended In the direction Of Strange river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

Lieut.. John Drysdale having repeatedly drawn
his pay twice for the same months, and having
failed to appear before court martial. the Presf
dent has directed his name to be dropped from
the rolls Of the Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

Subscriptions to the amount Of % ,so5 have
-sisssdy been raised in New York for a -tsstimo-
NAL to Capt Wilson and crew Of the brig Minnie
Schiller, for their noble conduct on the occasion
OF the late disaster to the steamer Connaught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
DEPARTMENT. NEws.

PosrMAsrERs REMovxD. james Clendenin,
postmaster at Carlisle Springs, Pa, has been re.
moved and the Office (which IL necessary only
during the watering season. discontinued, be-
cause be divided his commissions with a arm in
New fork on quantity Of private circulars SEM
there by firm to be mailed
The same course has been pursued with refer.
ence to the postmaster, George White, and The
ONCE at westmoreland Depot, New Hampshire,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

III The Washington star gives graphic ac-
count OF the proceedings Of late meeting of the
jackson Democratic Association in Washing ton
In which honorary members were nominated fol
the sake Of procuring from them contributions FOR
party purposes The Association has lately at
tempted to censure the Star, but has s'tiken
nothing by its motion ."-AI,xandr,a Gazette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THos. BOWLING; Gsorseto. n.

BY THos. BOWLING; Gsorgeto.n.
PRICK HOUSE AND LOT, FRAME HOUSE
y AND Lnr; FuR>rruRs, &c.-On THURSDAY
ArIEkNOON next. tins laeh inst, at o'clocf
20 Beatty 4 Hsyki a. addition 70 Georsetovn,
mnpnne "a iset on High St, 90 feet on Sixth st. ard
frsv,ons 70 the sale of the above Z shall ssl the
rufniure, BEDS. stoves, re-. 6srden Stuff Feho
Terms: One haifossh; balance In and n months,
hmm eciafsy After above, I shall sal ir front of
the premises. Lot No 2ts frontinr 81 feet on Hlsh
street, With two story Frame House, optosits the
res,dence Of Nj Adler, ESQ, NV
Term: One half cash; balance in and Y months.
with interest -
ools-2t THoe. BOWLING, Auot.
UrHE ABOVE SALES ARRUNAyoIp-
Soly postponed tIll MONDAY, the 23d INST. zane
Ii g.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ESCAPED FROM THE UNDERSIGNED. on
IL saturday, the 18th inst. q bay MAR r, n
With saddle and bride; too white him IN
feet and blind IN one eye; no other msrks6HA
rec 2iIected IS will be given for her return To r |.
~ oW Fms, Massachusetts av.. between <th aad
5th SITS. west. oc ~ Sc
1 OSr-On the 10Th instant, a red horned cow
,.Slth piece cut from one ar and a slit $500
neck AZ the time che left Ss reward wi1A
b.GIysn to The finder ~ returning the cams to c,
OFESSTEIN. No. 375 Maryland ave-, Ls'ween
"a and ga SITS: oc s-st'
nISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, CouNrY or
- w asHINGroy, To tcit IL here by oerti- n =
~ that Richard Butt, Of Washing ton coun- IN
y, District Coumbla. brought before me, ga
the snDscriber, one Of the Justices of the Peace in
AND Tor said county this 18th day of Do ober in the
year OF our Lord 1880 As astray. tre.Passing upon
years old, Is hands high blazsd forehead left hind
foot whit CALLED by the collar. shod ali round.
switch tail, trots and csnters well, aud has been
Given under my hand this 18th ray of October.
lS6n J. w. BARNACLO. Up
THE OWNER OF THE ABOVE PROPER
" Is requested to come forward, prove property
RICHARD BUTT.
DC lI-St. Second Toll-sst., ,th 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

III The decrease Of the import Of coffee into
New Orleans this year, up to the 18th instant, Is
Ia ,325 bags, and Of the stock, ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

DA law suit has sprung up amonglths pro-
priesors of the New York (old) Spirit Of the
Times, and the paper has been ordered to be sold
and the proceeds put into the hands Of q receiver
for proper disposition. -T r.-.- I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

lima, for some time past temporary clerk In the
General Land Office, has received an appointment
I'm the Census Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
BALLS, PARTIES. &c

TsiRD GRANp COTIL, ON PARTY Of the
lIsLANDsoCIALc Club viii take place "A
MING. Octobet 22d. The Committee pledEeS&A
themsel yes that neither pesns expense viii be
spared TO make II ths Party of the season Mr..
Youns, he proprietor Of theI oms, ha. refttsd the
tribute largely to the festivities Of the evening
Espata'e Band has been engaged 10
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting . gentleman and
Co,n,n,ttss Of A,rasg.mexfs.
WIN Fismmius. w. Il. Bright, +. 4 Bishop,
c. 8. Draper, G. Donohne, ]. Rainey,
NIB Positively, no hats or caps allowed to be
worn In the room. oc Is ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
I1EAAISJy IsT: s s 3 9: 49, IL oSs;, w..Aiasson

ASkAAINtNo IN the host O6ce, washinston
City, d. c., October %, Isso.
fOrdsrsd to b i1.srtsd in the Eyxsrvs srAn, it
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published In washinstonl
RAll persons seplying for letsers IN the follow
iashss. sif plea sas thst re AvEsssD. -
~ LADIES' LIST. 49,
Asxandss, Bliss fseesoa, tin Rob,n,e, II. S
Enath Foster Mis- Bn'.C Robaxoo Mrs -
Ball. Mrs A Filters, niisMsryE Elirabeth A
Boess VI Sx,ne Sener hsaristtA Riag cling, Mrs.
Breoks, MssL etitiJ Hall. Mrs Sarah snith ~. Cs
Bsit Miss Hsrnst Henderson,, iss Smith Mis Eupie IN
pu.., n's Hon,Sr m WARY smi b, Mira Augusta
Benson MissJuliaA lie wis pb'e SINH M,,. s.rh
noeIter' VARS wore, miss Eiith Schmidt, Mrs =
Bzrnes Miss Sarah Morris Mi Al .r,k. ST.. n. "a
Sayton, MISS Cora muiiken, Miss M Scott Mrs Chss L
Soonehy' uss Ana 1iehei nIs Z T4hisman, Mis-
S an mn Hmer NM Cstht Tusr, Mrs "a rsh
Dirrsty, Mis,Dfsry dolph
Dcn.idsoa. Miss Mehfas Miro west. Mis-. H,,ssvA
NARA Abigals walsh Mrs Jane
D.pro, Mss MscaGsrty, Mics whaI.y, Mrs Msrg,
DAVIS, Miss Anna Sarah Will. IN. Mi,
DAVIS, Miss Mary Neale, Mrs Ehsrh Ceeehs -
Demen M" Wy . nsusr' miss Lilris Whilsn, Mrs Dsnl
Dooey Mrs Pratsr, Mrs Maya Williams Mrs MARY
French, Mira Mary Roth. Misc Eirfh w ''
Rali,a, ms: May Ress, Rsbsess Weaver, Mrs Jane
Esfqanaf, mrs MY nowe nassniAryE Wsstoa, Mrs Edwd
Furman, Mrs A Flavia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
EDWARD g: CARRINeToN, Trustee.
oo1 WALL 4 BARNARD. Ascts
TRusrEsk,ss s SfEE Gf AAsT1s., T;Ts5i.r

TRUsrEE's SALE OF VXIUXsiR BrrrD-
=. NE kors IN the nAsIERs PART OF THl CRY
At riYE:IIxn Ekl "a Y. the 18Th day OF Ooto-
Inblie ssetion, By virtue Of deed OF trust 10 the
saessriosr bearing date the 7th day OF April, lass.
so Isl And 60 one Q; the land records OF WashInr-
.on county, IN the District Of Columbia the follow
OF WeshiI gton, nlstrict aforesaid. The sale viii
commences At Il O'Clock IN on the FIRST named prop
Lot. numbered siyteen and seventeen. ne and I'D
llo66,) Lot mum bered fifteen, 49, in So usre num-
osreS ter hnndred and nicesy Ave. sG.Oe.l Lots
bersd ten hundred and ninety seven, al os7l lots
numbered ak and seven, &c ard ~ IN Square num-
eefed ssven hundred and nine teen. Il 4 contain
Ing 81 $50, square feet, more or less.
Terms oash. All convey ancIng at the cost of the
purchaser. - ~
n the terms are not complied With in Eve DAYS
the trustee reserves the right resell the properly
a the risk and sxp ense Of the hrst purchaser.
oo u okos A. GREEN. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

By WALL r. BARNARD. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIM m
y ISo LoI ON A sTRKxr, souARH EAsr OF rHK
SS1nprI,T9L, At .AucrIos-On FRIDAY AFTER
deed oftrust dated 18th October. Is5e and duly re-
CORDED IN Liber A. g. No. lss. folIos CO. &o., one
Wall sell In front The premises the east half Of
Lot "a, square "a, froStng IS feet Ilk inches on
MOTH Capitol and A streets 10 thirty foot allev
Terms One third cash; one hurdrrd and ffty
meoletely after the 40 e; bsdsnce g. w. Ia and "a
nontos, nearlng interest and secured By oeed OF
90 EDWARD 6; cARRISsToN, Trustee:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

~DEMPsEY & O"TOOLE,
1 WEDDING AND VISITING
Importer. Of Gre WRDpiNG STATIONERY,
WEDDING ENVELOPES,
the most be sutiful styles.
326 PA. Av, between 9th and 10th SITS
au 27-6m WAsHINarou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

3S6 , soNkrfEs4ISHEsSsK 1856
:ss: g ,:s sSs e
fsi s'sShHs;1 IN Gf s1 az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20
PERSONAL.

PAN AWAY FROM SAMUEL. WISE. on
dax stsset; between slh and 7th, ls,t rhnrs
four feet SIX inches high. She goes by the
name OF Mag and had no shoes or bonnet ON Z -
- tne tme she leit. A suitable reward vil"A
her 81 Squire Donns Office, on Louisi ms av.
oc 1-2t NATHAN MASTERS
MADAME FELIX. Forum. Teller from Pari.
lNA begs leave to inform her former frienda ana
the public general that she has removed to $50
Sihth street northeast CO ner Of N, where she will
be happy to see all who desire to have the n. -
90 Him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

spirit 81 the asrBins Press.
The Consultations says; ''Put your house ID
order" for the revolution to take place in case
Of Lincoln,s election.
The fntsIGgsse., is devoted to news and mis-
cellany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

IN GUNS-GUNS-GUNS!
HOSE IN Vast of GUNS or PISTOLS are
be sold very low. We have also good supply Of
Gun Furniture. -
Our stock Of Hardware, Cutlery, 40 7, is now
complete. CAMPBELL Son,
90 10 Ct 351 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

IN MUSIC.
A. F: LITTLE, PROFESSOR 0FMUSIc.
ties Of his profession Prof LITTLE, hav-
ing charge of Musica! Department q Alnviek -
four days in each week at these Institutions, has
eonsee nsl ty but tvo days " each week % devote
gsgement IN another Institution. Those desiring
his professional ssryices viii please make eppica-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

I AIDES HEST-EXPANDING SKIRT SUS-
II PENpEnS a,,o, CT NrS' CHEST EX-
PANDiNG SUsPESDERS. These articles give
and, to ladies and gents Invaluable, both as 10
health and personal appearance. Call and examine,
at MOORES West End Drug Store,
OC - wv llS Pa. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

- vEsm
have on hand q large assortment of Cooking and
other : tovss, which will cell cheaper than -.
intuition To close them out Cal and see,
and tksn Judge for yourselves.
p oss Next door % tie Star - -
GROCERIES, a,ocr,,r, SRocEkIl5A
W,sh,ns % di.sncs az M = -. - of e.
- % ensb ne % remove With a litSI< - =
haad - possble: will commence thus - 81
II large, and, al being fresh and pure re ~
. chance seldom met with TO lay in go 49,
% NJ. kES M ss 3 E Eus .I,.: :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

EE .sfy B.s.s:ss S0 fI.::
Il covLrnn. soy
81. 5a sk SxSSSff.pI A SSSHffkEss SEs and BUZZ
Descriphv. psnphlsts may Be obt,ined At -
e .ss..: s:s::x V. n III ss HzsiE -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

Through Messrs. Taylor & Maury, we have
parcel OF valuable books, fresh from tho bus,
pfss Of Harper Bros, New York. Viz:
Captain Burtonis " Lake Regions of Contra
Africa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

JOSEPH REPETI Informs the public that he
has reoPened on street, bet zen It'll and 18th sta
FANCT and MILLINERY and DRY GOODS
cold cheaper than any other store in Washington
city. No. 4S2 Navy Yard, l street, between nth
and 9Th SITS. oc 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

~ SION, No. 5, Sons Of temperance will hold
2 Publ,S meeting AZ Temperance Hall, E street, on
TUESDAY EVENING, October sd, at " o'c X
The public most oectfully invited to tte nd
Per order Of the w. p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

D PROF. MARINI -,
RESPECTFULLY Informs his former patrons,
and the citizens OF Washington generalIy q
that he will again resume his DANCING -
GLASSES at the following Acadsmies: ~
uEion Academy, corner OF Fourteenth streetIe
and New York avenue, and at Stott's Hall, conner
OF Pa. avenue and Tventisth street, For particu-
future advertisement
90 lJ-6ts L. G. MARINI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-20

~DOuGLAs AND JOHNSON ASSOCIA-
~ TiON.-Thsre will be regular meeting IF
the Doug as and Johnson A ssociation ct this Kim
mel House, G street. on MONDAY EVENING
neIt at o'clock. Several iii nguIshed DeInoc
are expected to address the meeting
JOHN r. ENNIS, Pres