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M0FFAT'S
Lille Pills and Phnniv Rittors,

! Il
i"ESE MEDICINES have now been be(ore Tho ,ubr
I"r period of IhIrh wears and dntin ,i, % ie pun
Ha'''alhed high character IN almost eyer, na' ,.'
~ Ioue' Ior theIr extraordinary and IT mediate mn,
asS''"'hg perletl health To persons sutlerIur ~,
frame is liable ~ VIM" 'Ie huna
""muh diseases IN which The '!
'EGEIABLE LIFE MEDICINES
are known 10 he niaIlIble:
DYSPEPSIA, by lhoroup phIv cIe.ni,,, ~
! ~ "dthS, ana crCaiIng flow of pute ho.i,h
nv i',Steau oi the stale and acrd kind 81 ,r ~
~ VI APleute, Heartburn, Headache RcsIIa-
a,o Ill., th&ieiy' Lunguor and Melanclov vbcI
~ ~ .'c general symptoms OF DvSpepsla wi ,.,
"S ha'nral consequence Of It's cure " 'S"
! 'Osrl' ENESS. hy cleansing the whole iono,L C a.
Ii ,tcS "ltH aSoivent process and NIthouf v,,I
! tNU DAYS NV "0 c"s'IVe within
rFV@RS OF all kads by restoring the blood IN = roo
I atou through the process of urresp,r,i,n,, O.
obstruction In others " al ''''S'iH'i
Inc Ile Medicines have been known 70 cura P,,r,,
MAtIsh permanently in three weeks and Gour in h,lI
@ u't @lihe' by removing local Inflammation from lhs
"tSC'cS ana ligamenis of The joints.
'R"rsIEs Of all kinds by freeing and sIrep,,Li
N'lheyS ahd bladdcti they operate mo. + ts',,I,i'
iu''y on these important organs and benrs h,y -
@ q" ouiiu remedy for the worst cases of Ihe C;p .
Also worms, by dIsIodging from the turriros r,bo
.S'S " e SHINY matter 10 which these crealures ad.
HCuRVY ULCERS and INvErFRATr SoRrs h., ,Lo
fiioo' PnIly winch these Lille Medicines give 10 H.
blood and all the humors e'e 10 Tue
"CoNBurlC ERUPTIONS and bad comnlcxio b,, ,b l.,
idlFo elect upon the lluids that feed The ski aJ
',e "oroiu slate Of which occasions all crnntivo ~
plexlons. "'' U'S"s'eeapie CON-
rho use of thoso Pills for short time will cAsc, m
i un,e cure oil SALT RnEuM, and IA striking imnrova
III INC clearncss OF The skin. Common Cor ms and
~ ~ uESHA VIII always be cured hy one d ,se nr ~,
l"J IN the worst cases s'' VI ny
49, LES ne originnl proprietor oCthese N1ed,c;nos
TuS 'nred 0l Flles of 50 years standing nv ibo ' c
lhe lhte Medicines alone y '''e use ol
FE'E ER AND AGuE E-FOr this sCOurge or ,ho W.,
country ihese Medicines viii be IonnJ SO. ~ 'es'eI"
ahd certain remedy. Other medicines ieoro ,Ipeeuy
a." S"i9ect 10 return of the disease-a 80 1S
be cured. '1 'hein' DC satisfied, and
!, bi,oS riihooS EVERs AND LIVER CoMPtAINre
H. ny, boSS ol Appetite and Diseases oC E.rnoI
.oI uIcihes nave been used with tho ,nnst hoG
:" Cuses Ol tins description kings E,,,i Iii %
ot,,I , ~ i's worst forms, yields TO the mild vol ~
-, "'tioh oi These remarkable MedIcinos ~
"ea's Nervous Debility, Nervous ComnIa,n, N'Ent, E
faipItation of the Heart PaiI Ter VI tl
speedily cured. "'' 'e' (Ollc are
W. NitHcuRiAL DIsEAsEs.-Persons whose coDs,;,,,;
N" become impaired by The nudic,o,s ,, W iuus H,
SuI' VIII ind these Medicines n nerCac, 80. Vi nLer
S El TO eradicate from the system ali d. o .ey
:, Vlouy INFINITELY sooner than The nos, noaocS ~
preparations of Sarsaparilla. '"O'' powerful
prepared and sold by WR MOErAT
91- Foo sale by all Druggists Nsw e"s9sIS aSLE;
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Great Bargains i'm
CABINET FURNITURE
FARSON e. DAVIS.

=, - FhhoUN d DAVIS, =
NO. oo9 "alnat ST., second door below Fourtb
l.. s .ss ~ PailadeIphia, .rs.- -
neihg anxious to introduce their Furniture int ~
market take this method to inform the public h.,
~ = large stock en haad, olther own uIac,nra
mhich - made oil the best material and wofkmansh;
al otwhlch they will warrant mas S5 ~, p
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steam Dying and Scouting Es
r tabIishHnent.

MRS. T.. w. SMITH, a
No. %. N. Fifth ST. bet Market and Arch. P.,,.nr,
-w-..s.....-s .r-. a.. d. PIIIA. .. ....
DiECE Goods Of every description dyed to anv CO.
"A io1. Ladies' Wearing Apparel Of every descrIp-
oh' dyed IN the most fashionabIs and 60
lors' and finished in superior Style. Merno. Cash.
mere and Crspe sShawls, Table and Piano Covers
Dadpe.s Kugs etc. Secured Pongee and Silk Dresses
~, eo,ors, ana warranted equal TO new.
''aS''ao'e Terms -'N@ feb 60-Iy.
BLANK NOTES or saIs at Ia!s ofiiss-
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WILMINGTON CEVy.

WAAYaaNsiFasN CETY.
TWELVE PER CENT
What say you to the plan anew,
That gives to every one of you,
FOR cash paid down when goods are boupbr.
A three per centum taken off.
II paid within the credit given,
vi ninety days, we then are even;
But 1t you uverrun the time,
a one per cent. a months the fine.
We still keep Clothing ready made,
And cheap as found among the trade.
ANA foods to make and trim to order,
For Governor, Shorthand Recorder.
Men and Boys Clothing nd furnskinr ooodS
on hand. Also. Agents for |. NJ. Sinners nm.
rIyaIIed Sewing Machines. Price 500. S73
800 and Sl0O, net cash. ~''
:, CYRUS STERN,
NO. III Market ST., bt Front and Second sts
" I'''''"s 'O"' DEL in l1-ly
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TELEG GRAPHIC

ST. Ie.ss, Nov. 1.-The siesmsr Eursp. nun
Liverpool on the 28th inst, passeA Cspe Race IN.
msraine. on be. ysy % Boston Vi. Hslifsn.
Count PersisnY, French Minister ut London.
mas been summobed 70 PARIS. 10 10 seporsed that
ne sSPe,sedes Count Theuvrnel IN shs csbinet
vsssss. a..s.. s az nc ss continue to
viii sos stsssd That The Pspal Nsncio al Paris
pa. ashs g. ''::s q ne ssy s.s =. been
4 raor a. Twin, hes rsiened -s1r
movement Of The French troops ma. yIr,~do
caused sp sr.i r'ssss wisss @ milss q Rome had
Inc departure Of the Ru..iss Rnnss, f,an,
Turin has been officially anpouno~sa = . "~'''
IT'S reiterated that the Aussrsns an, lsro~lv con-
uncoes,Tg. on 'he honner' but the report Is stin
report also prevails that <ooo Aa,,r,,,. ,,o,,
Mantua have erossed the rtver Pc ''s'''
. IN 5 ssh09 vote In Sicily has been postponed
IL 10 reported, that Prussis wfii de,p,,a a..
price OF her support Of Austria that ne IstSe VII,
help In revivihg the question Of the Dan,sh
The Paris Pstie announces that u. r,v,,.,
Emoassador 70 China had received an intimst,oo
Una, y, the Emperor win be disposed 70 make peace
IL the allies capture the Peiho forts
Victor Emanuel had not reached Naples M the
latest sdviccs M = e
Garibaldi's ministry still remained in once, on
expected arrival Of Victor Emapssi ana Tie
The people Of the Papal States Were po,n.rou.l,,
signing petitions on the subject Of the moye@e
Of the French troops.
The Sar1 nisn Chambers closed on th, 10Th
, s,et acSppng an address Of homage and graft,
The meeting Of the Sovereigns OF Austria. Prus-
the 20th. On
The Bombay mails report another rislng nj an
important character az Katliawar
An arrival from Rio brings sdvices TO s~ptem.
oer zouh. Conee was dull st50o0H60O and 5OtoI 7Ou
refs Tor good first quality. Exchange "a "a azx
The London money market has been very HIN
Al extreme rates, bnt on the 18th greater ease w..
manifested, though the market was still nn..t,led
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Later from the I.,hm..

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The steamship Northerr
Light, from Aspinwal, arrived here as morn,ne
sue brings Caliao dates 70 October ~ The sriil.
matum OF the American Government had beer
rrleeted oy the Peruvian Government, so far "a
.ne hire thompson, the Georgisnna, and sar.
the american Minister to demand his passports.
serious accident, causing great loss Of life
9eo occurred at Callao. BY an accident 20 the
dry deck Peruvian frigste was destroyed s.s
numerous spectators Were killed = = =
The revolution In Bolivia had been suppress>6
ln Nicaragua Mr.. Dimitry, the American Min.
ister, was pressing the settlement Of our claims
Mr.. Vanderbilt had made an offer 20 the Nies
ragusn Government for the exclusive rIght a.
transit, but IL was rejected. =
A dimculty had occurred at Panama between
tne BRUSH and American naval forces and .he
former bad guard stationed In the streets L
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents Of TAe Star.

III
igoFga7 q GScIsEropu. November .. leO
Our, police magistrates have had busv t,n
| this week, trying offenders, and hrve isr....d :
more than % cases, netting the Cooperation a cor
sidsrasi. son u tSe way q aae. and forfeitures
derry sonductl eChales Bonn, Gho nred a nistn
at JenifeI, (both eolersd snen, y as stated in o.
To- jan ID defsS q 500 Ssii for sss srp p see
Ss i.S ysss issi sSs The nsss %.
with disefderly cond uct and using insnltiag iss
guage 70 yeonz lady on Sunday night lAsS snr
bound him over In the sum Of goo 10 keep th,
we hrysseen3 xsns. Dan - cost ~ - w-iga
ing nearly quo Po9nds,which e intended fer III
mrhstIh ChsPel u has me tone, aud vii
SON pc put " Faee r. ,. = sSsIg 100 - |
once 81 the Chesspeaks and Ohio Canal herr
u@lag the month Of October, 10 s&2t All e5 de
scendfng; o.. az So ascendihg;-total sSs.oe5 "a
Nanoer Of arrivals during the month. SIS Mr..
aaSs s. S. wA oo, ss g, tns
tefrnPtion 10 navigation caused by a sunken boat
the snsunt ssould h6seSac MA reeeiveS ii
september, and probably have beenshe largest id
The Potomac Light Infantry, Capt. McH. Hol.
lingsworth, will parade this afternoon and pro.
coed to some point in the suburbs for target prac
tice. 49,.
|, We saw in market here lot Of pot.so.. =, IN,
the market farm Of Mrs. Britt which surpsss I'm
size any grown In this region One wele bed
pounds n ounces, and was about 10 inches in
length. Who can beat Il. ,
Do not forget the singing school concert at For
rest Han this evening twill be a rich musical
treaf and we hope will be literally patronized bv
our citizens. We consider the singing school a
beneht to our community, and that those who
originated and sustain II worthy Of all praise
See the Advertisement
Another excellent Institution has been started
and Is in good hands We allude to the night
school for apprentices and others who cannot at
tend the day schools, which will open on Mon
day evening next. II Is supported by subscrip-
tion and is under the control Of the uardians OF
the Georgetown school, to whom application
must be made FOR admittance. We understand
that Mr. Henry Craig Is chosen a teacher ~.
The contract for the Construction Of the slnice
wall aud gatehouse at the Great Fails has been
awarded 10 Mr.. Dobbins, Of the firm OF carman,
Doo6ins& Co. and be has already commenced
Leave your advertisements at Dr. Barnasd,s, at
-Crandes, or at Ala Bridge street. where the Stars
agent may be seen. IL will save the time and
more. =
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A NorHEEb ri tIs an sAyE EPs RX osqHENck's

lThissto certf, that I have been going In de-
cline for more than two years. l ,ss 6Iss taken
sos ~
would get sick headaches; then have to take some
Se %GSs axe o sstf v fSI
sshHarte ana E q you'd t; SO long while e e
icssa, sSSstise; no,siss World Say On my s.o
ThsSh' ssdn seSso weak thstl cona scarcely get
have sG 70 IL @ Ss ms
m.s &. .y s1a ina u, ss q a essS
fell sway to nothing bat skin and bone ] bad pain
m M sss Snf sf iSus
s
days / would feel dull. drowsy. low spirited and
cSssS. snss sH mem, 70 e. eft h. had
body thar knew ne thought was far gone in Con
nsas Thsrsdss being n ssl%ois. pU you'd 90
sSIn b and sss hm sSa have s
was an syfSl coIdtion. and that my right lung
sssS B !:
ssEms al three q So Is5iqies; !hs ~ %SH,s
The Pills ara Tonic tool fiskt bod Of my liver and
stomach, but my cough DID not atop as 1 sxpspted
= 70 Beg sss and n'sa
vas Al but the oopga- Ny .pps.i.e yes better:
good hss ,.sxosis once in vhils set . little
rand ,.ss e.. G,
~ ElkridgsS Landing, on the ROAD 20 w ashinetou
| city. pine nlies from Baltimore where sveyy pep
son there kaows me- set skAgAnHrH BALI.
DIR. schBNcR will Is ia Washington agar
on w ednssday, Hoy. It'll HIS sxency u ats y
ssos /. the; sss spd sn :sr SS
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The Turf.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3l3-A en-mile trot t.fe
etsce here on Saturday next. between Glps~y
Queen, Of Chicago, Capt McGowan, Of Louis
vile, aHd Lady Gay, Of Cincinnati, for a purse Of
s2y5w. The two former horses trotted a tea-miIe
race at Louisville last week, ma king a dead heal
United states Ut -
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Political eistur bsnce, IN A.. L.u,.

Sr. G.oUIs, Oct 3I.-Tbs Douslss and Breehin.
ridge clubs came into collision last night lust al
the latter were dispensing, attheir club room The
accounts publ shed charge the Douglas mea With
nSving been the aggressors though the Breckin-
ridge men were victorious. The police alarm v.s
given and toe hre department called out Consld-
cradle excitement prevailed, but no serious dam
age was done
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Erratn.

NEW foRK, Nov a-The Sheridan Knowles
reported lost on the Arctic, between Hull. Enc.
land, and Ctonstradt Russia was not the sutbos
bat the America agent Of the American Banh
Note Company, charged with the performsnce OF
work for the Emperor Of Russia :"
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FAILED TO APPKAR.-Mr. James A. Wise die
not appear to answer the charge of assault anc
battery, ruled before Squire Myers, yes day af
day next. -.u- a.. =
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HANGING ACADEMY, -- 800 =

HANGING ACADEMY, sa,r-
II ..-..--s-rL.. AT FRANKLIN HALL.
Prof l.. G. MARrNI has the hoaor To- inform
his friends and the pubicin general that he "a
wiz open Danoing Academy at Fl ankhn q
Hall corner OF ID and 9Th SITS for the beneft IN
this aceIui observation-disclosures, on Wednes dav' No
vember 7. Days Of tuition, Mondays, W ednes stay 8
snd Flldats, 4 ON 8 70 o'clock IN for ladies' and
tieplars. apply at The Aesdemy froIn to loa M.
Oc 81 Ct y, a.. % Ia .au
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Baltimsrs Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Flour frmer; Howard
street, Ohio and City Mills IS So Wheat Arm:
red 81 30al %; white 81 .4SaI GO Corn ste.ds,
yellow 66s6sc,i white 6sa73c. Provisio1s ouiet:
mess pork Si975, Lard l3o. Coffee arm; Rio
1fAal54c. Whisky gle. -.
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A VERY AsroNIsHrro STOCK
LII. o. -e-Jl a
.sq5 FAN and Winter y
DRY GOOD =
BURDETTEl,,.ss:

8-as .srat -z.s &c s8L---Y ~9as ~ .s,as -
Having deferred my largest prt ohases .uaki o.
centlI an how prepared 10 psc to my friends and
ss ess' ssnsI.y 91' Ss's'
I'''' ha' Dry CO o ID q
to be found my idtsi an aS .s.t tan
per cent ehsaees thse thpss Who bougtsysfhs ssr '
part OF this season. EIsy q yo q sisW
Ri rrolf ss Il bow s-sb sL1sy CO.'S
~ NJ in r.. VA. = of DRY
uo1SSS ANA SARPETiAGss l4 AF tbliy ~ {
HS5s Aassss s!lk: :p Al s ss;s1s' as'b
sc shat. F5snned Silhs. cad sf1f sb-rl o1o.S
A large and supsrios ORE :toet Sof SLACK s1,Ks.
ss%' s :: sSs s.sz v sso.s,
sss SILK AND woRsTRDoaooDs. u.s.
sss 70 can the special attention Of the Ladies' %
Fif 81. Ff Ss Ms.,a .,. :ss w
P PIsia a.: MegnOi. 81 oOiOrs.s -, s'as
snsi ri g. Popn., al fS oolor.. ao - 90
EnsIith Mefino., all oolor., .ss ','' /
o' pieces OF grey Poplins, and other textures of
Goods ,5 70. Travelling Dresses. som. very good a.
H1a cents per yard. n. 81 : = Q : =
.s,s, ..., BLACK GOODS. ) - .s..
keep on hand all the bss. makes of
rAM,sp =, orus 1LPAcAs.
'A"'SA cLo M5SGssELrNE DELArNEs. 10.
WHITE GOODS.
s IaGs Linens SS at st g g ss7 sIsnd sla
T r ven hsw anS SfH% .Ddc NsPk.ns.
2o1 pieces OF, All Wool and Domet Flannels.
100 pieces neat Figured Calico, will be sold at 10
cents, such "a are generally retailed at i21l cts
.a1o.a.. CLOAKS AND SHAwLS.
have all the new styles of Cloaks Of the season.
A great .va:iety Of Shawis-5s Stella Shavls,
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
100 pieces Of heavy English Cassimerss, Cloths,
Sat'nets and Twseds, all colors.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF MY STORE
will be found very desirable stock of
DRUGGETs,
ofLcLoTHs. DO.
My great advantage is in controlling q large bust
ness with sinai! expense. go 1. - "
TERMS CAsH-OKs PRicEA NEAR AS POSSIBLE.
w. w. BTRDETTE,
= No. 351 Seventh Street,
oc3 st Between ANpK.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL-This evening, at ~
O'Clock, Wolfstenberger's Mirror Of the Arch,
Regions The greatest painting in the world
Go and see IL.
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FURs: PURSE FURs@
wish to call tho attention. of my customers and

4 wish 20 GAIL III
the publicin gen
eral TO the fact
that l have 6ttvd
up, in the rear Of
my store, @ regu-
lar FUR ROOM
having selected
the skins and al
Of my Furs made
TO order, of the
latest and NEST
fashionable style
All CT my stock
Ii entirely new,
and hnuohtattha
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Ovott cash prtoe. j can 0ner my friends and Gus
toners OF the largest and best selected stocks
In that line ever offered in Washia g ton.
/ h@7' r.. - HOPKINS, a4sE ~.
I '. 80 Sign OF thsTWhite Bear,
loc " eo2w Corner of Sixth.st aud Pa av.
900 LBS, W0OLEN YARN in Blue. Grey,
lWoolen and Cotton Ho .iery and Cloves, e,y
.Gentiemen's Ribbed Wooi Shirts and Drawers.
These goods are extra quality. 49, .s1
Silk Shirts and Drawers.
Menno Shirts and Df we-s of all grades. -
We would call particular attention to our well
assorted stock Vt q j. kind of Dry Goods, suitable
LOT al asses of psrsons, oil Of wbihh will be sold
F'5-c;ys BOA .f.tWM. r RILEY BRO.
1 : No. 80 Central Stores, bet 1th AID 9Th Sta,
Oc &-NA WIN Opposite Centre Market :
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ANOTHER LARCENY. CAsE.--In MAY last the
house Of Charles MeNamee, Esq., was robbed Of
anumber Of valuable dresses and other articles
description of them was given to detective
tthcers Allen Co, and this morning they ar
rested young woman, Mrs. Boyle alias Anna
Collins, ard recovered the property Of Mr. Mo
Nance, and also osser goods, supposed 70 belong
to ). 8. Parker. The prisoner had been formerly
employed as a servant In the family Of mr Nc
Names, but has since been married.. She yves
committed TO jail by Justice Donni hut Ia con j.
alteration Of her delicate condition she was
favored with an opportunity to get bali, which
her friends are irving to do - u. = . 81
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Explesion Of n uisspssippf stsamer-ThIrtx
- Rcrxan. Killed and Riftx xoaIx~A 80

Person. Killed and Fifty scaIded
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2-The steamer IA n
w. Hill, Capt. II. X Newell, running between
this city and Memphis, exploded her boiler on
"wednesday night she bad q large number OF
Passengers on board Thirty persons were killed
outright, and fifty were more or less scalded
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PROF. HENRY will deliver another lecture be-
fore the Teac hers Association, to- morrow morn
Ing, at IL O'Clock. Our citizens who are inter-
ested in the natural sciences have an opportunity
TO attend these lectures
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u .TJhcAFss -
.pvvsr, "a q A N n.H UfR
FL ~ n an Seorsetewa announces g tie
lale an extensive assortment If Mole Skin Hats,
ter gents q the yarious aha Son Hats and Caps
~ eveV RyM Dt u1en and boys; L.adies Furs,
Mt,es cpd Childrea's Jockey Flsts, UmbreilaS
~ WAXING Ctnes ct Driees low couEh 20 please
90 XIV lisa Btidss street
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THENArIOs AL VOLUNTEERS. -ThisaSo ,iatiou
which was started Only last Saturday night, now
numbers one hundred and forty -four members.
befed respectively A, b, and C. Companies A
and b have already bern differed, as fnliows: :
or Company Al. NJ K. Cleary is Captain, and
Tyler Powell and Henry Bradford First and Sec.
ono Lieutenants. Company b, r. III King, Cap.
s.in; NJ. La Truite, First Lieutenant; Phil J.
Ennis, Second Lieutenant. Company G is not
yet ofheered At the meeting Of the National
Volunteers last night, at the Bfeckinridee roorus
u was uIapimously resolved to 90 to Baltimore
this afternoon, accompanied by a band of music.
and appropriate banners, to join the Breckin.
ridge demonstration to take place In that city
this evening. 1t Is expected that upwards OF
sixty Of the members will go by the 3 20 D. m:
train ID UT I'D. ...tN. ~
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MARRIAGE AT BRowN's Yesterday afternoon
the splendid psrloo at Browns Marble Hotel
were throgn open to receiys Company 70 witness
the nuptials Of happy couple who had arrived
from Fauqnier. county, Va. The ceremony wa
perfotned by Rey. Mr.. Kennard, according to
the form prescribed by the Baptist Church. The
bride Miss Bette A. stuart They de parted this
morning to return home 49, -.
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arrived In hi: 6. servant, Wh Sf had
S Sssn maas ~ The ss,sss.
fugitive bywhich his master could not fail 70 get
him; and last night Che MISTER and servant were
confronted, and the rscognir ON was mutual. The
servant ~-as left With officer Allen until DR. Hig-
gins could return TO his home and sand Tor him.
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senator De.xl.. In AI.bam.- |.

/ senator Douglas In Alabama esc.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. I Judge pouglss,
reception here was very handsome aud entEusi-
astic affair.
The State fair here Is progressing very fsvorsbly
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u Though TIM STAB Ia printed on the tastes
steam press in use south Of Baltimore, It's edition
so large a. to require it to be put to press at an
sSessay hoar; Advertisements therefore, should be
sent In before 70 O'Clock 10 :; othefwise they may
nofappeaf Until The nett day
S-ei-- aATaL
NoTIcT,+-Dstriet6 Coz umbis Ad vertfsements
to be Inserted IN the B1ryINeRE Sgs are sseeivSd
= At and iofwa,Sed fssus Frx sraEpSee.
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AnnIyse Ct Carer, What, foot Of Ihissssr'
PhiladeiphIa, with fsa toos 1T coal for Messrs
Chaplin 4 Bro; Zeno, Fslfs, IN iiadelphia, with
a cargo Of coal FOR NJ James Fraser Hattie NJ
Mayo, Ward, soiifvsn, Ne, with cargo Of
granite for Mf n Ackef1 y FkSkW ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02

4scre Rg9oss Ascrc ,REeioks4 6 fanA
na:icee at Odd Esllow4 Hall te'nosiey sasSI,
day) after aeon, y hall pask two &c leek foF Die
srssnt Of schocls and families, Admission Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02

New YORK Dli HS Ter hfEkALp,
;. s e; 4: gsisssssa q S,r q IS.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, November LIST, by Rev, n. II. Ran.
ton, Mr.: iSR AEL CROSS to Miss ELIZABETH
CHAMPION, all Of Washington city. -.
On the siSt nitiTo. st the Church Of the EPpha
MI LIS to Miss MARY A. KNOT r. dau ghter OF
george A. Knott, Esq. a OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02

RETTRS OF THE WIDE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
az WIE'IiHgloH The Washington w ide Awakes
returned last evening from their hi to Whining,
ton, Del whittier they went to join in the great
wide Awake demonstration in that place. They
came back highly delighted with their trip and
the cordiality and hospitality extended to them
by the republicans Of Wilmington They seem
10 have Teen the particular favofites OF the ladies
who literally covered them with wreaths of cho ce
flowers. We noticed several Of the Wide Awakes
brought these trophies home with them The
President Of the club, particularly, brings with
him handsome laurel wreath, presented by the
ladies' of Wilmington to the Wide Awakes of
Washington. They report IL to have been one OF
the most brilliant procsssions ever witnessed BY
them, there being sonie 500 mounted Wide
Awakes and $40 on foot, each bearing alighted
torch Each club wore different cOIored cape
and cap, making most imposing appearance. !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-02

NOTICE. az. e .,.
I'LL Persons indebted to the estate of nv late
husband, A II. Young, are earnestly requested to
settle their accounts soon possible either it'll
AIR w. tLbNNER twho Is authorized to make the
collectlorsJ or my self.
NJ. A. YOUNG, Administrative,
TO 81 St, between 9Th and 10th sts