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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14
D: c. MCGUIRE q CO. Auct..
By A. GREEN, Auctionee

TRUsTEE,S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AID
= IrcHkN FURNITURE AT AucTIoS.-By virtue
TO the subscriber. one bearing date on nine
teenth Gay OF November. 1883, and one other bear
ing as,s the hsst dss o. $780, and Gully
county, In the District of COLUMBIA, shall sell Al
fublIo Auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th Of Decen1-
Der, ~ ~ O'CLOCK a. m, All the Household ana.
situated on north l. street, fronting ON Masrschu-
sets Avenue next 20 the oflOth stre.t Vesf
Inc following comprising part Of the Effects %
One nsnd some Walnut Parlor Suite, oonsistipr -,
smsI LII, So, s SastoIs and Side Chars COW
Marble-top Rosewood Centar Table.
Ottomens, w hatnots and Mahogany IT, IT..
-Four Brocatee and Lace Curtains " % -,
walnut Bookcase, Writing Desk, ,o a. ninss..
Walnut Extension Tables, and en- = :
DO Bedstesd. wasSsisS !, s ssssdsss ,,...,,, I'm.
oo',sts , so T.s Of Bedstssds, Bureaus,
R t}sian cb LONGS spr Easy cSsirs.
Hair Mattresses ,Geretor, Bronze Candlssacks,
Fins Einsn She =, Feather PilioS. and Bolsters,
Red soresS Cloths, Cotton Sheets and dssss,
dine Comforts. ankets, and other Bed
S Ssfs Ios snd Bu.k Mattresses,
Ssi: d.. ~. ingrsin, and other Cs.pets,
S1h,n.S 90 Onoioths. Rugs, and Door Mats
n.y. xssss' Candlestioks, and other Msnfsl Or
One Fine Gold band French China Dinner Sat.
"A h otSa k.iyss Plated Forks and spoons,
One Plsted Castor. Coffee and Tea Set.
srEe 10. Of Kitchen Rec uisitss.
T sussny othef articles, too numerous 70 spsms-
syyems: Al sums ofssd nnder SIS. cash over
* credit Of b and o. days, for spsroved p en-
n' % Sti5i'i %stST g., T :. :s
"a. Analf
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The PoroMac BRIDGE QUEsTroS AGAIN The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company are again
doing their best to induce Congress to authorize
them to build a railroad bridge acrossthe Potomac
just below the site Of the present Long Bridge
As this is question involving not only the virtual
abandonment Of the present bridge as one Of free
and comparatively uninterrupted travel WI horse
vehicles but also the destruction Of the Potomac s
channels by rapid and enormous increase Of the
a. iats'' above, and the consequent increase OF
ague and fever in the First Ward Of this city and
Georgetown, already so prevalent through the
existence Of the present fats as to i've hundreds
of families from home every summer, ii is high
time that the thousands Of citizens of the District
OF Columbia interested should turn their a.ten-
ton to the protection OF the Districts interest to
be grievouSly injured by the making of the grant
In our midst the Baltimore railroad corporation
seeks to obtain from Congress
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EVENING STAR,
WASHINGT9N-GlTY:
FRIDAY .-...-.....D December IA, 1850.

III The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, 10 now on our counter reeoy ior
delivery to the public. Embraced In j. eh'er-
taIning contents are the following articles:
NV Daughter MinnIe''-an excellent story a
Yankee Courtship"-a aughter-proveking
sketch: s.UpcIe Davy's Staf'-anothef adnl-
fable story; Barney Organs Testimony "a
creamy nil of bumor; " The Handsome MAN
y.t another capital story; Bayard Taylor on
Houss Building; Married without Knowing II;
several hne pOetical articles apropos 10 the
times sc &c;
Fditorials on the exciting topics of the day; Nos
7and S Of Amos Kendall's vigorous articles upon
secession considered by many the most I'm
portant papers Of this notable series; A com lete
record Of Congressional proceedings for the
week; Departmental Reports and Department
news &c, &c;
Seven Columns of interesting Local news, IN
GLIDING full reports Of the visit Of the Putnam
Phalanx TO the White House and to Mount Yer
non, &c, &c
Three Columns Of carefully prepared Agricultu
raj and Horticultural matter, Household Reel
pes and ecipes for the Workshop, &c, &c i; q
Aa innnity Of general news, racy paragraphs
readable personal items, etc, etc too numerous
20 particulariZe, 81
THIS Is just the paper above all others for per
sons sojourning in the National Metropolis Il
send 10 their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per annumi Postag'
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
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Onion Meeting in Phiiadeiphia-Measur
of Cancellation Proposed

The grand Union meeting assembled at noun
yesterday, in Independence Square. Itwas opened
by prayer by Bishop Potter, Mayor Henry pre-
siding, assisted by large number Of vice presl-
dents and secretaries, the names comprising a
large number OF wealthy and influential citizens
.NS read and adopted
earnest and endearing love for the Union deeply
deploring the fact that some Of the States have
and defeating the provisions Of the Constitution;
pronouncing such acts violations Of the solemn
compact appealing for their repeal, pledging
that the statute books Of Pennsylvania shall be
carefully searched and every statute IL there are
any such invading the constitutional rights OF
sister states TO BE- at once repealed; recognizing
the obligations Of the fugitive slave Law; recon-
mending the passage Of State law accompanying
the owners Of rescued slaves; submitting obedf.
emily to the decisions Of the Supreme Court an to
the rights OF slaye-owness In the Territories and
recommending that the disputed questions be
forthwith submitted TO the said court; approving
OF the suggesting Of a Convention Of Delegates
from the plating secession, TO suggest
remedies, with firm convictions thai the PROPOSE
lions 81 such Convention viii he received by the
other states in fraiernal AID .eoneiliatory spirit
appealing to their brethren in the states contem.
plating secession TO forbear; reminding them Of
the lnnumeraoIe ties which bad Us together al
one people. The resolutions also condema the
States.
a., The stage was gaily decorated with nsgs. All
me public and many Of the private buildings
shared In the display Of buntng, with appfopriafe
mottoes On dag at one of the hotels was the
motto, Concession before secession
Ahhoegh the meeting was held I'm the dav
Nme, When business Is most active, the gathering
Hds ds large as any ever assembled In lndepen-
denee 50 qare, numbering tens Of thousands.
Mayor Henry aid 49,.
we meet TO intellgently consider the immI
nent dangers winch threatens the perpetuty Of the
lnion, without any partisan or personal motives
rapidly. ''s'
'The Republic is stIll in its infancy. re, Wv.
now meet on the ground where the Decler,,,on ~
Independence was proclaimed with desnaIr In ON,
hearts. Only In the sovereignty Of the peonle and
by the prompt Of the people, can this Union
be perpetuated-
1--WE meet to declare unshaken confdenc. I'm
the Union, and determination to defend ia in.
tegrity"
He spoke plainly. IL any sentiments have been
Proclaimed by any portion Of the country against
the other, they must be relinquikhed.
. We must restore public sentiment to the old
standpoint and the misplaced appeals from our
Pulpits lecture-roons, presses, and against sec
ton OF our common country, must be frowned
upon. llnlInense applause II has been these
violent appeals that have mainly brought about
this sad state OF affairs. We must preserve the
Union at all hazards"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON = TO. MoRR0W
By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, ,AuOaOassrs.

By BARNARD 4 BUCK66f, AuOuoassrs.
SHs IHn bIsrsrcTSon wEcSssSkY.e a..
2,;s q Ds.emess ., u eS%ss % We VI "ssE At
no %o- 81 Va W..ss 90: 81 seoasss VIZ y a 1o''
% 1SS s BEEN "a sS we Of IN.
pres :. Sssss lOI ave yssIs and xsff.St iuis:
..ns saS. % saS e.s e
al sum. Of slos and under cash; over that ,um
dsa-d BARNARD BUcKEY fn Aucss.
BIZ BoNTZ q GRIFFITH. AuoIoneers.
4 AR6E STOCK OF TOYS, FANCY GOODS,
Sf EsESlsS bsa.a
Der 9Th, commencing a. 81 O'Clock land continuing
Ss v ss 81 our 's Store No $50 IN sTss S
tween and streets a large assortment Of Fancy
% SSS 9sastsEi Ss% ssns bf.H w ss,'
Hosiery Of cal kinds,
ch hio v Ss coies"s Bottles,
66T Ts:.,s. s sSS sl. McTs s30,,,
s S:ss.s sss I eBBsi:T es, Gases
Superior Double Bsrreffed Guns,
Tolst6er with . large assortment of articles too
Numerous 70 mention.
dss eost BONrz a GRIFFITH. Auc,..
Bygc; Me9UIRE CO, Agcuenesr..
ELEGANT FfSsSSSsTN a INb RHssEssp bisaSEr
Piano Forte. 2 t.: Isl si.as: Rosewood c.
Elaborstelv Carved Legs, with Pearl
Keys, and avery superior IN
sSsyeTsd With rich Satin BroOssslis and Vsi~ Ss;
bOsrS: Center and Sofa Tables. Turkish Lounges
Lace AM Bfocatee Curtains,
shades and Cornices,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
With a variety Of rich FancY pruaments And Bo-
hemlan lass Ware se.dom met viii TOO M
msr9s. % mention, and must DO seen 10 be ap-
Parties in ysnt % good Furniture &e. or artieiss
and .xaralre the goods previous TO the sae, which
fUkSDflHY MORNING.. Ila December.
evening thereafter until the whole ars disposed OF.
The articles Will be ready for exhibition on
fnarsda morning 9Th instant.
dee .: c. MCGUIRE CO, Auct.-
By J. C. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auotonser..
o0s shfER 81 the a6R 4SffPsA b.s
18Th, a. 10 O'clock, front Of the Auction Rooms,
ssdsss Bss al fss upssns &C. comprising
Tables Chairs. Looking Glasses,
Gold Watch, Cart and Harress. 80, ae.
NARY ,. WILSON. Admipi.tr..r,.
ExTENsiyE SALE Sf 4 sSusEHEoLpA AND
j. u kIrcHrS FuRNTTuRE. HoRsRs, C.RR1asE,
DAY, the 18th instant, shall sell, at 10 O'clock
Two Horses and Carnage, with Harness,
lfrge and genera as:ortment of new and second
S.sss, CrSeker5. Hard, and Wooden Ware,
RE- =; Zee doaen Looking Glasses,
ssose a &s Tfs sfn. e.s Cotton Mat
oe 10 A. GREEN, Anot.
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ACTING COMMISSIONER OF PArKNTs.-Mr. Shu-
CERT, long the efficient chief clerk of the Patent
Once, is. by law, now the Acting Commission
and to him all the pending business win be trans-
ferred. No successor to Mr.. Thomas will, Ii IL
thought, be appointed by President Buchanan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

RuxORED RESIGNATION OF THE SECRETARY OF
srA1K-Just as we go to press, Pennsylvania av
enue is greatly excited over rumoI that Gen. Cass
has gned his Secretaryship Of State account
Of the Presidents declension to strengthen the
troops now stationed In Charleston harbor.
We have no means whatever of verifying Its
truth at this hour We fear IL Is too true
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FUTURE DAYS.

By c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctiopeers.
NOTlCE.-GKRkr SALE OF SuPRRIoR LIQUORS
N AMP VINES HY CATALoGuR.-On Monday,
December nth, at 10 O'Clock q. m, we shall sell by
catalogue, &C the Hotel of !. Casparis, Eaq, near
the Capitol, ell has stock Of -
wines auo Liquors, comprising choice assort-
ment Of the best Wines and Lisuors the most
OIL OF his oyn In portstlon; some Of il has been.
Cataiogaee will be issued and particulars m fs-
ture advertisement.
de1d j. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct,.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS,

NAVAL OFFICERS DErAcnED AND OspEsEp-
Commander b. r. Sands has been detached from
the Bureau of Construction.
Lieut.. J. 8. Kennard has been ordered to the
Observatory at Washington.
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nj rs ANN r: O'NEIL, WIDOW, ANN RI.
IN O'Nei and Hugh ID. Swesny, Executor. and
ysmes Rider O'Nei, Agathy O'Neil and jnIis
IN 81 children and heirs at law of Timoty O'Neii.
n sIs o. Warrington county, d. c. deceased and all
\, Yen are hereby notified that the Hon. William
nf w As:sted Judge of the Circuit Court
OF the Distriet OF Columbia, hath this dsy on the
proper app Ioaton on the part OF the United Slater
ssued MS warrant, directed TO the Marshsl or tbs
sag District commanding him to summon sjury OF
.Shterp good and lawful men 70 meet on your land
s sas ~ % or By whatever names the
ems hfsy De called ID Ing IN said county on Vash-
,ngton Ia san District VI Columbia. north of the
peake 4cd Ohio Canal, above the Little Fajis
naa ne totomao river, on FRIDAY, the 28th da, on
n"ss instant % noon of SAID day for the pur
fa se ~ yenlng and eondemning the pcrpetual and
Branch w 70 erect e. And build dam the Pals
dam, Wibio ssssSf q OF near The ate Of the former
sfores nST m AZ the water Of said branch into ne
Ieco. o., of an absolute eef.fa In
tphy ~ hno said nited States for TIM usa he
wh1ch iba ~. naneanet, and asse<snx an damsxes
tno Mnefs theroof shall sustsin nv rs son
he saiS MasbinyS,sat states cutting and constructns
tS1ourh said brsncs' " tAvusdpet over, upon and
land n 10 1o n sba w ss end where yon will az
ce Il 3sswt2sth Aqaedacf'
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THIS WEEKS WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR
IS NOW ON OUR COUNTER.

THIS WEEKS WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR
IS NOW ON OUR COUNTER
1T IS TIE MOST INTERESTING NUMBER
EVER PUBLISHED.
1T CONTAINS AMOS KENDALL,s TWO
LAST POWERFUL ANTI-sECEs-
SION LETTERS!
ALSO, A COMPLETE DAGUERREOTYPE
OFALLTHAT HAS HERE
IN THE COURSE OF THE WEEK!
ALSO, THE FINEST VARIETY OF GEN
ERAL NEWS, LITERARY, AGRICUI-
TURE, HORTICULTURE AND house.
HOLD READING AND RECIPES
FOR THE WORKSHOPS EVER
PRINTED IN A SINGLE
NUMBER OF DOL
LAR NEWSPAPER
1T is THE MOST INTERESTING PAPER
THAT MONEY WILL BUY!
SUBSCRIBE FOR 1T WITHOUT DELAY TO
BE MAILED TO YOUYFRIENDS
AT A DISTANCE
del4-2t
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The House PRINTING .-Eforts are being made
TO induce Congress to reconsider its action re-
ducing the prices to be paid for their printing Of
this session forty per centnm of the prices paid
for the printing Of the last session, so far the
House printing is concerned. The entire stop
page Of the House printing through the absence
OF Mr.. Ford, their printer, Is the reason alleged
for the restoration Of the 40 per centum asked.
We explained the cause of his absence day or
two since; and now have to add that the restora-
ton sought, IL granted will add about $50 900 to
the cost Of this sessions printing every dollar of
which viii find its way into the pockets of the
parties seeking 1.-THE lobby. The Senate and
Executive Department printing Is being done for
the 90 per centum Of the late prices without de-
mand FOR increased pay, and the parties who ex-
ecuted the House printing last for the BODY
printer stand ready to execute the work Of this
session at the reduced rate provided they are not
compelled to pay bonus Of 20 per centum for the
privilege OF so doing. In the face of these facts
1t strikes M as being improbable that Congress
will consent to restore the 40 per cent additions,
$50 ,OOO-asked.
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A GREAT ATTR ACTIONI : :
hGRANDRUSH FOR SEVENTH STREET.,
ALL SroP AT
8 NJ / II HIS,

Go fhox oRd do iikessiss"
tSuch was the language used BY a gsntlem.n ,~h,
had received some of our great bargainsJ
i have Just returned from the North with a VERY
S0QDs, HATS aud CAPs, bought for cash al two y
sairas their net cost and which Twill sell at small
savanoe. on can buy good Overcoat from IS fn
SI,a very hne one from $40 to Si5, Cape Overcost
from from ~ 20 Si5, Boys overcoat and Cape Coat
Siso. SHIFTS. UNDERGRADUATES. UM.
TFnfF5sL ddA a ss,ySSSA kFS., SHAWLs, COLLARS,
Apparel, &C sstonishingly low prices
I'm. 4 ~ weta 70 those that want to purchase:
confident that you can save IS per cent buyi mn
SB SERVANTS, ctorurNe !, .,,,,na....
Dont forget TO call at the Peep e's Clsfhi M sto,s
wcs ree Ssysnts street befoie purchasing else.
bargains. u nj as9i,ru ~ s ~ efihe
aeH No. 400 Seventh ST, opp Post OfEce,
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LAND OFYrcE.-Directions have been issued d
the Surveyor General OF Kansas Nebraska relativ
TO an appraisement Of the lands Of the sacs ana
Foxes In Kansas. ~
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HTTO THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON.
~ The Assessors Of eaoh Ward will meet at
the following PLACES from a. m. To 8 D. m f,om
the 18th To the 26:h of December inolusiye to cor
rect and TO register the names of those omitted from
First Ward-John A. Rhecm. I72 Pa avenue.
between 18th and 18th SITS.
Second Ward-George Thomas Stewart, corner
Third WaTd-Henry Curtis, corner Eighth and
Fourth Ward--Thomas w. Burch. Filth st., be-
tween q and III SITS. ~ ''' w
Fifth Warf-Georse t. Barrett, corner of south
sixth Ward.L. A. Tuell. $40 Eighth st. east at
the residence of John G. Robey, "
Seventh Ward-Petsr Hepburn No S5 soutb p
street, between 9th and 9TH streets sonth dafI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

LIGHT CONTINUING TO BREAK The action OF
the Committee Of Thirty-three, yesterday, in
voIved an excellent beginning Of the important
work they have in hand. 1t will be received with
joy throug bout the country by all except those at
the North who have made up their minds to pros
ecute the work Of abolitionsm at the certain cost
OF the destruction Of the Government on the one
hand, and these at the South who are anxious that
the North may not give thetguarantees the South
ask, least byso doing the former (the North) may
defeat their darling scheme of the destruction OF
the existing Confederacy. While this action OF
the committee does not foreshadow what the
terms Of eventual settlement Of the trouble are to
be, IL certainly indicates unmistakably that an
overwhelming majority Of the committee are de-
termined TO do their best to induce the States tc
heal the breach.
The PRONUNCIATION Of what the committee
have already done win add immensely 10 the
strength Of those at the South who are striving
to prevent the destruction Of the Union without q
previous serious effort TO obtain satisfactory set
Element Of the trouble; while at the same time II
will cause such popular demonstrations at the
North as will teach those there who would de-
stroy the Government by abolition ultraism, that
they must at once change their I" tack }" II they
would longer hope for northern popular favor
the prize the pursuit Of which, has involved nine.
tenths Of the mischief there.
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10 TO MAXWELL'S,
" FOR BARGAINS IN GOODS.
SUITABLE FOR PRRsHNrs.
CLoAkS. CLoAKS, AND FANCY GOODS. 60.
10 sifft ths Crisis. Scarcity Of Mossy. Re-
We have just received 50 more elegant CT 9TH
ChOAks, At reduced prices, to suit the times.
< Our essoTtment ls now comprised of the ysTious
new styles of French and English Sacaass. Chsss
tsrheldss Arabs, Coat Basques with Cspes, new
ssy,es OF LOVING Sleeves, With Crochet Trim
Hoods sEd B.Ithes, 90 &c.
In additien 70 the above, We have received full
bsced Sets Of Co lars and Sleeves, Embroideries.
Kesi taee Collars, Head Nets, Head Dresses,
Crochet frlnges, &c., &C. S'se'os'
Remember, the place is MAxwEII,S
Original Cloak and Fancy Store.
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HE TOTAt POPULATION or THE UNITED
STATES As near as can be ascertained the total
popula;iO on CT the States and Territories h.
81 600 gO, therefore the ratio Of Representation In
The House CT Representatives will be about
1880
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Cleveland, O.............. overcast, wind NE
Barometer at the Smithsonian al 8 a. m, (cor-
rected for temperature 30, 346 at noon, 30 4S0.
Thermometer at a. m, 200; at noon, 2io.
Maximum during 81 hours, ending . a. m. to-
day, 46k minimum 29o
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NJ .ss NV ii &c =. Nc =. s .ss
t"eNk = SE :, Of section 81, ,ovnshiP 10, ofranGs
The N >. sVy 2. .ss.& sw .swr-i. ssd en-. WV :.
sc "a Of &c. ton "a tho y Ne a the NV NE
a. and the 81 a of sectI.a u, AID the NV = 81
The Ne AsE and lots Nos. add OF section
"a township Is, ~ rauEea
range 10.
At the Land Ofos ut La Crosse on Monday,
the slst day Of January next.
N0rfk Qf tAs Ease Ise asd east If fks gsyfk yvSse
pal IHotdtaa. =.
The N y ofNE y Of section 2; the sw NWS
Of section 10; tognshiS lS the NEk o,the Z =
the NE u afthe w = Of section A.; and the Sc =
OF the Sc y of edsn =, township "a. Of 'anse q
ton, this nth day Of Dec mher, 1851
de 14-v4wF
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The WRATHHR-The following report Of the
weather for the morning II made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line TO the smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation In
about O'Clock.
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HTcoLLEcToR's OFFICE, CITY HALL

TAXES ON PERSONAL PROPERTY
SLAvES, &c.-Notlce is hereby given that the tax
pulls Tor Household Furniture, Stocks. Slaves n c.
Tor tie year 1861 and previous years are now made
out aud ready Tor delivery aud are payable at this
once, fhoe who do not call and settle their bills
within twenty DAYS from this dste will he &C. led on
b. one OF assistants aud if the bills are mot paid
within sixty days from this date shall proceed 10
enforce the collection In the manner required Nv
law. las - UkTInav ~
de IS cot CniIect1,
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.p,rit Of the rlsrninx Press.

The Constitutions continues to urge that 1t is
palpable from the 4" mastery inactivity" of the
republican party and the tone Of its leading jour-
nails that no concessions will be made on its part
The IntsHjgsnesr again argues in favor Of the
policy Of a general convention Of all the States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

TPHiLADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY
found Cakes. Mince PIes, Pastry, Crusts fr Oystei
thi, jei,ies' anu general assortment of nice
corner Twelfth and r SITS no 81 IL. .
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lard EXTRAORDINARY.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO DO CHARITY AND
SAVE MONEY!
The Piano which have loaned for the Conear,
for the benefit of the Protestant Orphsn s-So.
ATiuim: THIS eysnlns. &C the smithso- TVTH
IAN ts one OF tne Messrs CbickeIing &tt W.
WI p: esept ts tn Asylum the entire net profit
for cash. JGTJNE IfiiSSpun'
deH SOC Pa. av., bet 9Th and 10th Sta
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~ WALL a BARNARD. Auononeer..
c, PtoSlTIyE SALE OF

HtNA. CUTLERY, PLATED AND OTTER
SosILf WARE, fARIAN AND BYsouTT SrITu-
ms ne 81 is ss Asssnlos :, ~ MORN
each morning At 10 oocS, ana eyes,rs si ns
S III Gil 9,sposee o., We VIII cell, az the store OF
-, vLssl, ia "a. sv. between 18th and 18th
49, next r.oor TO the Kirkwood Hou. e, his
trsoeh, comp Using large and warned assortrne.t-
ID. 49,, S.a .ea Sets Of the Attest styles.
80 tlsqnet, Lava, Sevres, Bohemian, French
n and American Glassware,
<rian and BlsQuet Statu tee,
yrnanented Punch Bowls, Notices,
SeyIes 70 Pc and Gard zoe iveIs and Fruit Stands
Cordial Sets, Table and Wine Casters.
Plated spoons and Forks. aud Cutlery.
A "a isrse assortment Of other Silver Ware,
and English Ware Of every desoripfisn
This tale Will be found worthy the special ATTAIN
ion OF honsekeepers and those wishing 20 purchase
presents as the goods are of the finest and
Terms 90 cash; over thai smou.s a credit of
~ sia ~ ior approved endorsed hotss, bssre~
d.is WALL a BARNARD. A,st.
Dk ~ 4 s. Nee VIFE a, CO. .ps' .o1s.5s
me 24th day Of December, &C och ,ek n nj On the
sorfber dated December 81, las anS s.,x $1,000
ana 9sco,d. T. no l2 fs1io one ei ne
the west hall Lot numpe ed Eve IN usrs rs ~
avenue between h hst me - nGs.
aDout her With the mprovements
sHs ~. SSsS,ss sSs,s
months with inter- ct, secured by 6ssd ~ n.sf
AHssass'a'eir. 6 g su,sA..sr:. cost
n ,oaAS, ALERT, Trustee.
no 22-sAs&ds "eeoiAE q CO. Asets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14
- LfGHTM
GIVE Us BUT LIGHT!

Just received at the Nev Hardware and Variety
fresh supply ofC0AL OIL LAMPS, Of the Isiesf
improvements Al those who want light equal
the stere, illuminated with the Coal Oil, and
Ter themselves, Also, best COAL OIL. al Ill pef
near Third street.
&c 1S-St - GEO SAVAGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-14

70, m sHoscrioer would re,er the many lnquirers
bee PALACES, truly fine article, to Georse and
1nomas Parker r. Co., No. 335 Pa. av, Hing q
Neaie' No. 81 La. av., between Ga and 7th sits.
GEO. CALVERT.
IL rms Honey has no equal pure and deli
de l4-lwf