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or Alabama.

uTIhe mail bringsu us the glorious
news Of the nomination, by the Balti.
more National Democratic Conven-
ton, of that fearless and able cham
Ipion Of the equal rights Of men, whc.
ther they reside in State or Terrific
ry, Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, for
President, and his worthy and talent
ed co-laborer, Hon. Benjamin Fitz-
patrick, Of Alabama, for Vicc Prcsi.
dent. Both Of these arc statesmen
Of eminent ability, and have cvinced
their fidelity to the Union, the Con.
stitution and the Laws, BY their acts
in the U. s. Senate, Of which both are
now members. Better nominations,
or one further removed from the dis
union tendencies of Lincoln and Ham
lin, on one hand, or Of those who
nominated Breckinridge and Lane, on
the other, could not have been made
1t will be seen by the following ex-
tract from the proceedings, that Doug
las nomination was unanimous after
the I'd ballot. A portion Of the States
seeded upon the adoption Of the re-
port Of the Committee on Credentials,
(but left behind them moro than two
thirds Of the Electoral College,) and
nominated Breckenridge, Of Kentucky
for President, and Lane, Of Oregon.
for Vice President. Delaware, South
Carolina and Florida were not repre-
scented in either convention.
For Douglas. I73l; Guthrie Q; Breekin
ridge. s; Seymour, l; Bocock. 1; Wise, Il;
Dickinson. l; Blank votes, 81. Whole
number Of votes. 2l2i. Every State VS.
represented except Delaware. South Carroll
NJ. Florida. Mississippi. Texas. Cslifornis,
and Oregon. Georgia was represented In
part. but refused to vote.
After an exciting debate, during which
The position Of New York was explained. an
other vote wss taken. Douglas had 1914
votes. The rest were scattering.
A resolution was then unanimously adopt.
ed, declaring Douglas nominated. according
to the ussges Of The Democratic party and
rules Of Congress. BY . swo-third vote
Cheer upon cheer now arose, every person
ia the lheater rising and waving their hats
and hsndkerchiefs. end evincing the utmost
enthusssm. The scene could not be e..
ccded IN excitement. From the upper tier.
banners, long kept in reserve, were unfurIed
before The audience. On the stage appeared
. number Of banners, one Of which bore the
Inscription, "Pennsyivsnia Good Tor Forty
thousand Majority for Douglas"
Mr.. Richardson, Of Illinois, presented d
letter from Douglas, dated Washington, 2Oth
inst, asking The withdrawal Of HE name, ID
i would produce peace and harmony ia the
Democratic ranks. but Mr.. Richardson said
that the course Of the seceders had been
such q to prevent the friends Of Mr.. Doug.
lac from ma king use Of the letter.
M. Fitzpatrick or Alabama, was nomina.
ted for Vice President BY IN unssimous vote,
after which the Convention. after passing
ssverol unimportant resolutions, adjourned
sine die.
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LAyAYE-rK, Ixp.. June %

LAFAYETTE, I'D June %
The greatest excitement prevails in thi,
city. One hundred guns were fred lhis
evening 10 honor OF the nomination Of Doug.
lac. Boniires are burning. speeches are be.
ing made. fireworks, &c.
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UTis is understood that the address
1t the Court House on next Wednes.
day will be delivered by the pastor o.
the Catholic church at this place, Rev
Mr.. O'Connor. A large crowd is an
ticipated.
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1--WE understand there will be a
regular old fashioned barbecue at the
Highlands, in Pike county, on next
Wednesday. Mr.. j. q. McConahay.
Of this place, is to address the people.
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CO.. We are authorized 70 announce Mr.
HENRY lIcLTHAus, Esq as candidate for
Clerk Of the Court Of Dubois County q the
ensuing October election.
40 We are requested 70 announce Mr..
"A. II. ALEXANDER ss . candidate aud suit
able person 10 represent Dubois county ls
Representative IN the next Legislature.
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n'We understand that the population
Of Newburg 10 reported on the u s. censu.
returns q 1.02S.-Wsrrick Democrat
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CHALLEEcE 70 MoRRIssEy,-Heenan has
issued speremptory challenge 10 John Nor.
rissey. 10 fight him for any sum from cent?
10 5000
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COLUMBUS. O.. June %.
The National Democracy fred 81 guns ID
honor Of the nomination Of Douglas. The
wildes, entusiasm prevails.
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THE METROPOLITAN,

= - ~ fs07f VII NV
is mammoth Imperial Quarto OF eight
pages. elegantly illustrated with.
FIVE HANDSOME ENGRAvINGS.
nt least eachIveek, embracing subjects 81 Ike
interesting and attractive. The Illustration
wi portray City Life and its attendant ;ol-
lies they will be from
"Grsve 10 gay, from lively 10 sevsre.,
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No PArER.-Next Wednesday be-
ing independence day, no paper viii
be issued from this Office.
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~ CiScrsSArr. June 20.
Inc Democrats fred ISL guns this after
aoon 10 honor of,he nomination ofMr. Dour
lac % the Presidency.
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ITNext Saturday the Black Re-
publican Convention Of Pike County
meets at Winslow.
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STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS co. o

STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS co. o.
TO the sheriff Of said county. Greeting Z:
YOU are hereby commanded 10 give L.
= gal notice Of . special election TO b
held 10 Harbison Township in said county q,
the usual place Of holding township EIec.
tons. on Saturday. 21st day Of July 1860
for the purpose Of electing Justice o. the
Peace Ia and for said township, 10 ill the
vacancy occssioned BY the resignation Of
John Milbusn, Esq. And OF this writ ma ke
legal service and return.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the Circuit
Court OF said county. at Jasper, this
18th day Of june, A. ID. 1860.
BA I'll b. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
BY B. BuK1HER, Deputy Clerk.
Proc lalnatiOn.
The qualified voters OF HARRISON town.
ship. Dubois county. Indiana, are hereby no
tilted that m election will be held at the US.
ual illegal places OF holding elections In
said county, on the 21st day Of July, for the
purpose Of cIecting q Justice Of the Pea &c,
% certified in the clerks certificate above.
JACOB HERMAN, .. ID. g.
June 20. 1s6O-5w.
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Proclamation.

Advertise in the Taper Courier.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One Copy year So and = Premiums.
One Copy , year,, 5 and q
One Copy y years, 10 and IL
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Weekly Literary journal.
Containing all ,h,t 10 novel and in,eresti,e
in the World Of Letters; all that 10 . eful
and entertaining in the Home Cirrle; 10
pether with Tales. Sketches. Essays. Poetry.
Biogrs phies, Truthful Chances q Life at
Home and Abro'd; and the Everyday De-
currences that are most noteworthy; 10 fact,
il " II ronssin oil thsf Il d.-rsbie in q
GOOD FAMILY JOURNAL.
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The following il List of Premium, v hich
will he sold 10 Subs crbrs inr TwgsrY Fiyg
CENTS each. On the receip, of the Sub
script ion money, they will be informed 10
what r'miums they are eniiile and then
Il is optional whether they pay The TwEkTy-
FIVE CENTS On each and take the Premiums
or not.
The following is . full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-19


KANSAS RELIEF CONFERENCE.-The Kansas
Relief Territorial Convention assembled at Law
renee on w ednesday, and, after a harmoni Gus
session, adjourned the same day Hon r
Mitchell, of Lynn county, was President. and
John A Martin, Of Atchison, and r. G Elliott,
Of Douglas county, secretaries.
A Territorial Central Committee, composed of
with Gen. 8. G. Pomeroy for chairman, was ap-
pointed. committee Of i've, with the Hon nj
J. Parrott, for chairman, was appointed to draft
address TO the people Of the United States set
ting forth the condition Of Kansas and asking
their aid. M r-v-. ~..
The Central Committee has appointed an EI-
ecutive Committee Of I'VE, with General Pomeroy
as Chairman.
Contracts have been made with the di 6erent
railroad companies by which goods and provi-
soDs for the relief Of Kansas shipped at mere.
ly nominal rates of freight II consigned to the
Chairman Of the Committee, General Pomeroy,
Atchison, and marked % Kansas Relief" They
will be distributed through bout the Territory, or
sent to any particular county, town, or asocia-
ton, IL so directed
resolution was adopted warning the people
not having the endorsement Of the Territorial
Central Committee.
John A. Martin, Of Atchison, introduced res
olution returning the thanks Of Kansas to Thad-
deus Hyatt for bis efforts on behalf Of Its people
which was unanimously adopted.
The Convention also passed a resolution intro
duced by Col Holiday, Of Topeka, requesting
the President to postpone the land sales In the
Territory.
The Territorial Executive Committee hold a
meeting on "Wednesday next.
There 10, unquesfionably, great destitution In
the Territory, and there will be much suffering
unless speedy relief Is afforded.
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only because of Its conflict with its Cthe Ttibsns,)
4 ~ obe-l axv

onIy Uecause OF IH CohnICt Win To ltue 1TtotHts1
"higheT law"
The RAID ON THE STocx MARKKr.-It 10 doubt.
less known by this time by all the Starts readers
that we were perfectly correct in our explanation
of the utter falsehood Of the rumor that "the
Washington Light Infantry Of Charleston had
seized Fort aIoultrie," autographed North Last
week under circumstances that caused loss Of
hundreds Of thousands, If not millions, to holders
Of stocks. grosser easard to aid thieves en-
gagged in stock operations was never "put uponn
the public for few brief hours. As we antici-
pated and stated at the time, the corps being com
posed Of citizens Of Charleston who have some.
thing to lose by the reign Of possible mob vio-
lence, was called upon by the officer in charge Of
the Arsenal in that city, in the absence of United
States troops to guard 1t and its contents for the
time being, and had simply obsyed that call.
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AT SEYMOURS IN GEORGETOWN.
HAVE With striot care personally attended 70
the manufacturing and selection Of the follov,ns
FUR: nv long practical know edge Of the Fuii
buaness enables me with certainty IN invite the
's3iss 70 goods made nom fine ard fresh caught
. Canada Mink Sable, GO -;
Russia Fitch,
Siberian se uirrel .fff~t.
Wtter Mink, -t.--l
- French Sable
CnAdrons' Furs In great variety,
Eur Trimmings of all colors - 49,
Prices very moderate.
w. r. SEYMOUR,
NO ~ ~ 9eoyretovn.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN NRw YoRK-A
private meeting Of prominent citizens in New
York city was held on Friday evening, James De
Peysser Ogden presiding. Mr.. Monroe, secretary
proposed a Northern convention to put down
abolisionism. Mr.. Gerard opposed the PROPOSE
ton, saying that the whole North was blaze Of
abolitionism, and that the Union was already
dissolved. A committee Of five WA appointed,
to whom the whole subject was referred
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IL The Greensboro (Ala.) Beacon says that a
lot Of slaves some twenty to thirty, were sold at
Utaw on the 10Th ultimo by the sheriff. The
prices brough. were at least forty 10 ffty per cent
below the ruling rates of last winter.
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"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21sr.

in DR.: !; sCAENcK. o. PA,IadelpAia, tc
VIII % at tho Drug Stsre Of SAMUEL r. X. mr.
CORNER or Seventh street nd Louislana avenne on
Wednesday, November 2lst. = 10' w
he treats 10 diseases but those of thu Inn~,
Liver aud stomach, and makes no charre 1or a
Mos CT sxamnns Lungs 10 the ordinary xsv, or
smination with the Respirom tor he chsrSes tbrce
you have Cough. 60 and zee DR.. schsnok.
and see DR.. Bchenok ->o' "s"s' ~
Il you have pain in your Breast, 20 and see DR..
siSy opp SPIT Blood, be sure to go and see DR..
DR.. Sehenck wishes everv ous, rich or NOR ,h.,
IA. Cough, Pain IN the Side, or shoulder BLADE.
Io9olea Win Cosfiveness or Dlarrhn, Sallow
ne's q night % any other disease LEADING TO Con
slmpuonj 70 call on him "a above and Obtain his
sosenck's Mandrake Pills VIII remove 81 c.rs ~
s an thus prevent Whist may in time become seated
Sousu"Pt"h' no 1921
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. ls.-The Dispatch has received
omciai returns from l3S counties which give Bell
IS majority. Twelve othsr counties (unofacial)
give Bell 20 majority. The remaining six coun-
ties ave Mt Goggin rs msjority, and the indica-
TO- snessfore sse that Bell hss carried the State
by over 100 majority.
TENNESSEE
The Nashville Patriot gives full returns. report.
ed and cmcial, which show that the Stste has
gone for Bell aud Everett by plurality Of .O63
The vote Of Donglas in the whole State 10 about
IL GOO. -
MISSOURI
According to the St Louis Republican Of Phi
day, Douglas 10 4l7 votes ahead of Bell 10 Mis-
souri,, with thirteen counties vet 70 hear from
which gave, At the State election 0ess demo
cratic majority. There 10 therefore no doubt that
Douglas has carried the State. The vote for
Lincoln about IS 100 =
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Mr.. Nj Lane, our Minister to Mexico, having re-
signed his mission, Gov. Weller, Of Cal, has
received the appointment. =
kevel W. English has been appointed deputy
postmaster at Alton, ILL.,
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TEE STICKING PoISr.-This po,nt .~.,. =.
Last, 70 have been reached, In a new inv.n,,a.
known AZ spaldings Prepared Glue, whieS ~,
simple application, without beating or pr.n.,:y
ton Of any kind, rs-unites the fragments Of sIn,os,
anything Into perfect whole. This glue 10 really
Q valuable invention, and from its utility, mutt
come into as extensive and general use a. the frc-
uon match -C6nnnltSetag Bsilstis, Boston.
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PeYRomal

Senator Rice, Of Minnesota, died ve.y suddenly
near Richmond, Va, on the lith instant, in the
56th year Of his age
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u The Governor Of Ohio has issued procla-
nation recommending that contributions for the
suffering people Of Kansas be taken in all the
churches on Thanksgiving day
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

NAVAL ADMINISTRATIONS I.ardner
has been ordered to the navy-yard at Pbiladelphia
in place Of Commander Carr, detached
Lieut.. Bergman has been ordered to relieve
Lieut.. Stanley, in command of the wyandot,
now on the coast of Cuba. .
Paymaster Ed T. Dunn has been detached from
the navy-yard at Norfolk, and Paymaster Edward
G. Doran ordered to I'LL the vacancy.
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CHEEK.-We do not recollect ever to have met
with richer specimen Of newspa per impotence
than that manifested by the New York Tribune
Of Saturday last, In lis " lesder,n wherein 1t as
sumes gravely to argue that all the existing Sec
eonai trouble growing out Of Northern gross VIC.
latons OF the constitutional obligations to return
fugitive slaves, is the result Of the fact that the
present Fugitive slave law affords opportunities
for enslaving free negroes. Since it, enactment
u Ia notorious that no negro not lawfully slave
has been returned under II; nor, indeed, has any
such negro been even arrested under t..
Ere the volcano that now RACES at the South
broke out, the Tribune day by day aaunted def
snce In the face Of the law in question; avowedly
because Of it, conflict with its own higher law.
has been for years past the chief defender of the
under ground railroad, devised, undeniably, to
ss' NOT only the letter. but the CONSTITUTE onal DUR
pose OF the fsgitive slave law u defiance Jour.
nasn ieas Lost 70 due sense Of SELF rsspect would
nafdIy dare ace public opinion In the attitude
ne irfos.s nov assumes upon the subject, know
Ing - well = IL conductors do shss ali shs world
are aware that up to yesterday has done Il. be1t
70 induce the people Of the NORTH 70 cont th.,,
eonssisuteasi oslgstea TO Fsspsn fugitive slsves,
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MINISTER TO EcUADOR.-The triumph Of Gen
Flores In Ecuador having restored peace to that
country, the new Government has appointed Don
Antonio Flores, son Of Gen. Flores, as Minister
to this country.
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ARMY INTRLLIsKNcK.--During the absence of
the Inspector Of Arsenals and Armories the high
and important duties Of Inspector for the Ordnance
Department, az directed by the 1246th paragraph
Colonel Of Ordnance. Pursuant to this regulation,
Col. H. X. Craig will enter at once upon the du.
ties In relation to which he will receive detailed
Instructions from the War Department.
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TO fHE PUBLIC,

TO fHE PUBLIC! = -
W "hEkE YOU CAN GET YOUR
MONEYS WORTH.
RTRY 1T! PROVE IT. KNOW IT,A
~. TRY WHAT 81
HI TT the PIONEER MILLS, and buy your
WIZ 'nere'l7 = KcsfpapN - =
PROVE WHAT? '5
10 Prove thatyoa can get yonr WOOD thers
siePef than elsewhere In the city; and then You
n& - KNOW WHAT
10 Know that ron Get GOOD MEASURE and
ghs very best OF WOOD for less monev or
sPLIrs AND DELIvKRRD FREE OF CHARaR. ''
fss- ~. - CALL At TIE - att
+ ESQ PIO n EE n MILLsl5s
+ SIGN OF THE Blue FLAG. SrIPE Z
/ SouTHwEsT COMM S.vsNfH 81. AND CArAI
tSouth Of the Bndgs.) - 10
noH GEoRSE PAGE, Asxsr.
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MISSOURI
GEOpGJA

Breckinridge polls about 1 geo votes short Of
majority over Bell and Douglas, and the electoral
vote illtherefore he cast by the Leg islatufe OF
course ft will be cast for Breckenridge. --g
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: b. cLEAaY |. saEEN. A.sasas'ss,

81 CLEAkI ~ hEN, Assens'
4 .rfr..E - -er6 NsnfA ssrsef- lsssl -
nRY GOODS. HOeikA 6LoyEs, AMP
" FANCY AlricL1s AT .AucIloN -Oa JyEE
Ia frout ~ our Ave ion Rooms, No sos kisik a.,
9 70 e,sloel !ss q q, Gooss' 30 70 s'''s s"'-
Ginghsms. CalIooea, CottoBa, "a .a =.
fiaunels, ehsetings, biAnkeu,
Wit nsny other etas:e sy - saesy Sec1s,
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Cleveland, o.. cloudy, 43o.
Barometer at the Smithsonian at IA. M, fcor
fecsed fer temperature %, $40; at noon, 20 462
Ihermometer at a. M, AZ; at noon, So. -.
Maximum during as hours, ending . a. m to-
dav, 55x'; minimum Al
Amount Of rain on Saturday, thirty-one hun.
dredths Of an inch
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RONSTABLE'SS SALE 0rvAIUABLE RraL
~ EsrATk-By glrtue Of i've vrits Of execution
issued by Jos. A. Pearson, Justice Of the Peace
In and for the County OF Washington and District
OF Columbis. on the 18th da. of November, A. ID.
1850, IN favor of John J. Bog eseinst the soods
and chattes, lands and teaements, hts and cred
ts OF Bernard Mag &c. and one other writ OF eou-
ton lstued by kobert White, Justice Of the
Peace In and for said county, on the lstn Of No
venbsr current, In favor Of the sad John J. Boz ne
also &C ainst tn goods, &c- of said Bernard Ma
gee: have levied upon al the said Bernard Ma
gees terest IN and To that piecs and parcel Of
in qusre west of squsre numbered fourteen, 4 a.
fronting twenty i've ts5) feet on .sth street s1d
seventy t7-D fest on Penn av.. and shall proceed 20
sell the same to sati fy sad six Of execution
at bio sale 70 the Gag heel bidder for cash, the
premises, on FRIDAY, the Spth day Of November
current, atl o clock .. IN.
The presnl.ss viii 10 sold subject to an encum-
brance Of $500, payable with interest on the 18th
no is>td WM r. CRAIG, Constable.
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A IL OF sTl0ELLlH SONGS 7Isoliaa; Ths
EkOTf'S MuHc Store. - - - 10 IS
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o. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer 800.
GALE OF EXCELLENT AND NEARLY
" NEW HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AucrIoN.-On FRIDAY, the sd met, shell sell,
q 10 O'Clock g. m. ~ the residences Of o Gentleman
declining Housekeeping. on Tenth street. between
and Sta. north, No. sac. furniture, ux:
One Wauat Parlor Suit, six pieces,
Rosewood Reception Chars aud Vases,
sleepy Hollow ADD Walnut w hatnot,
Mahogany Wardrooes and Bedsteads,
Marble top Dressing and other Bureaus,
Merbl top and Mahogany Wash sinks,
A Inc lot OF EngravinEs, Of various sorts,
alaut Tables and Cane seat Chairs,
One hne Cottage Set,
GIlt ana other Looking Glasses,
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters,
Blenkets. Comforts Qsilts, sheets and Cases,
Hair. Cotton iop and Husk Mattresses,
Cottage, Double and Single Bedsteads,
One ten feet Extension Table, Walnut
BRUSSELS, Ingram ard other CarpetG,
Seaetl9n Carpet and STAIR Rods,
OHolcth. Mats and Gas Chandeliers.
Knives, Forks. Tea and Table Spoons.
One imp etc Dinner Set,
China, Giass And CIookery Ware,
Paf.or Radiator and Alright stoves,
One NJ orning star Cooking rtovs nearly new.
A large lot Of Kitchen Nee uIsites nd many other
articles too Domerous TO enumersta.
Terms: All Gums OF and under S2S cash over
credit OF 90 and 80 days for notes ssnsiscso-
rily endorsed. bearing Interest =
no ~ A. GREEN. Auct
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Z PROMOTION John n Oliver, Of Kentucky has
been promoted to third-class (Sl 600 per annum)
clerkship In the office Of the Solicitor of the
Treasury.
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CONSULAR AGENT Recommendations G
Portz has been recognized by the President Al
vice consular agent Of France at Mobile.
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TO THE LADIES.
cheap ''''
CIIak, Cnt to order for only 50 conts
Cioaks cut and Patterns n nshed Sratis IN tho..
who buy Choking Cloths Of us ~ '-o'0
Gloaks made to o'dcr At only So. !" gee
Bergsins in Ready made CIoafs such A Arabs
Zoqayes, Seeys Cioaks. Sacques &C., &c.
n -, 6m -, kooms second stoLy. f.,
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NJ INDIA RUBBER GOOD& =
WY Arrangements this fall will enable ne 70 ssll
RUBBES GOODS. consistinE ofN5r.,a -
OVERSH0Es and BOOTS, YD
Boy! QyERsHOEs and SANDALS, ~ -
Msa's Up or Fi:hicg boots. Z q '1s's III
Be ssafNs 81 AHtsg and ovsRRsaoEs a. 81
for oash. Mems and Boy, 6ss .sd sHsy;ss R2Sfs;
NO n s.v.v '7-i y shoS srsnth Il, fsissd. :
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i ofdsl fBkzoIfErE 'ssEEs u 81 sss saS
description .: reasonable Prices En-. r,r..r
70 ssw No, as 9Th It, SSsvsss D sad b.
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NEW CLOAKS,
JUST RECEIVED
Our present stock of Ladies' Wrappngs is far
superior to any former season, our second story
rooms being entirely devoted to that branch Of onr
trade: We have Arabs, English Sacques, Basaurs.
ChesteIhed Loose Sleeve Cloaks, 4 O., &c Cali
no 1S-coSt 32s Pam svenrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-19

The wKArHKR.-The following report OF the
weather for the morning II made from the Amer.
loan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith.
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