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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

LIscoLS's ORsAs ON skcEssIos-The Spring.
neld (ln) Journal Of Thursday has a startling
leader on secession, which, from the peculiar rela
tons Of the paper TO the President elect has Urea,
significance. II says that South Carolina cannot
dissolve the Cnian by the simple passage Of reso.
buttons or other passive denominations. Her
federal onacers may resign and she may close her
courts and post ofhces, but she cannot get out of
This Union until she conquers this Government.
W bile this Government endures theretan be no
disrnion. II South Carolina does not obstruct
the collection Of thesrevenues at her ports nor
violate any other federal law, there win be no
uouole, and she will not be out Of the Union IN
sne violates the law then comes the tug of war
The President OF the United States, in such an
emergency, has plain duty to perform Mr..
Buchanan may shirk H. or the em,rpencv NAV
not exist during his administration II not, then
ne .n.on WI t ,l tnIough his term Of ONCE II
place on and afer the ith Of March, 1861, then the
Lincoln. The laws Of the United State mn.t n.
executed. The President has no dlsc,et,on.,v
power on the subject. His duty is emnhattcaIiy
pronounced in the Constitution MIR JjncoI1
will perform that duty. Disunion by armed
force 10 treason, and treason must aad win be nnt
down at all hazards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

SENATOR DAVIS has reconsidered his intention
Of declining to serve upon the Senate's select
Committee of Thirteen. His hesitation, We have
every reason to believe, was simply the result OF
the fact that his State had undertaken to dispose
OF the whole questiun Of her rights and duties in
the crsis for herself. We sincerely believe that
other man in public IL more desireus Of set
Ting al the difficulties, in the Union than Sena.
tor Davis, Of Mississippi, and that he will be
ready to counsel the acceptance by the South OF
any measures that may possibly result thus hap
PLY, II in his judgment there be hope that the
extreme North may vet liste,. to reason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

IL For years, aye, from time immemoriaI
have hOusekeePers wanted preparation which
should possess the power Of reuniting the frag-
which will sccumulate In everv household. This
desideratum has at last been filed by Mr. ri C.
Spalding, Of No 30 Plat street, New York, who
has introduced TO the public his Prepared Glue,
which Is destined 20 become rs much OF a reouG
site In every family the lncifer match or metal
lie pin. This glue l. engrossed In a Chemical
solution, the manufacture Of which Is of course a
secret with the proprietor. Its adhesive oualitje.
are truly astonishing. joining together, as Il will
heavy pieces OF wood a. well As the most deljcate
pieces Of china or gisn-Bo'ton EGily Eren.
Tag TTarsAS1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

THEIR ADJOURNMENT OVER. - The adjourn
ment Of the Committee Of Thirty three, yester-
day, over until Thursday next, means, simply
that so Tar majority Of them have been unable
to come to any definite conclusion upon their
work in hand-the resolution Of Mr.. Rust, Of
Arkansas, similar In purport to Mr.. Crittenden's
plan for the paciAcation Of the Territorial slavery
question. We now despair Of any majority report
on that subject, until the committee come 10 IN
derstand that the country demands a settlement Of
all the troubles in the Union without a resort to
civil war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

PERsoNAL.-Quite 4 number of notabilities
left on the steamer this morning. Hon. p.
Benjamin, United States Senator from Louisiana,
and Hon Reverdy johnson, United States Sena.
ator from Tennessee, counsel In the New Alma
den case, bid good-by to the many friends they
have made during their brief scjourn In Califor-
MIA. The departure of Senators Baker and Gwin,
and Mr. Farwell, we have elsewhere announced
DIR. VIM Rabe, the efficient Secretary CT the Re-
publican State Central Committee, was also
among the passengers. He goes TO Washington,
as he informs us, on matters connected with the
Pacific Railroad. May success crown his efforts
San Francisco Eueaing Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

Naval IxTELLIeEScK.-The Department has
accepted the resignation Of Lieutenant VIM. 6
Dozier, Of South Carolina. Lieut.. Dozler was at
tached to the Richmond in the Mediterranean,
but received permission to return 10 the United
States In anticipation Of the acceptance of his re.
signation by the Department. -
> The Richmond wa q Genoa Dec. T. The Iro-
quot was at Spezis, and would proceed thence
spelis Dec. 8, nom Boston On the 18th Of No
vembef, she spoke the steamer Susquehanna In
latitude 80 IS north longitude % 81 west en- route
70 Spezia via Madein. An well. -.
The bYig Dolphin Commando Charles Steed.
man, 10 daily expected at Norfolk from the coast
of Brazil. The Dolphin has been absent from the
United States since October, 1858, and formed q
part of the Paraguay expedition under Flag OHicei
The storeship Relief, which recently arrived a,
New York from the coast Of Affica, Is TO be refit
ted for the purpose Of returnins to the coast with
stores for the squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

By WALL Il BARNARD. Aucuone1rs
GREAT AUCTION SALE, at No. ass, north
NJ side Pennfylvanla avenue, between Ilth ard
18th streets. lby Satalosuel of
RICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Elegant Rronse Parian Biss uet iSures
Chins and Bohemian class Ware. &c, &e.,
sdIes. Fur, Shavs, Scarfs Neokt.es, And g oxss.
Fancy Work Boxes, Odor Be Ies,
Bronze Chess Boards and Men, Fancy Desks,
hort 'montaIes and Cabas. Travelling Bags,
Card kecsi yers, Groups Of Figures, vases,
Cigsr Holder, orrsmen:ed Thermometers
6ut Bohemian Colognes, Motto Cups,
Jewel Boxes.
With many other Rich Fancy Goods sprtaLIs
fSr 10 lay Pres snts, al Fresh New Goods mat
reserved from the importer, and will be sold nv
ostsiosue and without reserve, a. No. as6 north
side Pennsylvaula 9venue, between llth And l2,h
streets. THURSDAY MORNING, 10Th Decem-
Der, az 10 O'Clock and O'Clock .. m, and continue
daily until Gil are disposed Of,
Terms oash In current funds.
deB WALL 4 HARVARD, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

MISSISSIPPI IN FAVOR OF SEPARATE STATE
SncrssIoN-A dispatch from the editor Of the
MIsusSiPPian and State Gazette, published al
Jackson-directed to the Mississippi delegation
in Cougres-states that the State Of Mississippi
has elected delegates to the Convention In favor
Of separate State secession, by very large major
ity-say seventy In Convention Of one hundred
delegates, and popular majority Of 30 900 votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

IL Extract from letter Of Northern ship
master at Charleston, 8. c., dated December
18th, inst:
have cleared the ship this day for Liverpool
The Collector will keep the Office open until IL
O'Clock tonight for all vessels to clear that wi al
TO, as he thinks II will be the last day in the
Union.n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

The SECESSION or soUrH CARoLINA.-Rsesp-
fioa Of fis Nstrs at the South Statutes Of 80 one
hundred guns" were fred at Mobile, Pensacols;
Montgomery, New Orleans, and Wilmington, N
C, on reception Of the news OF the secession OF
South Caroline. Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va
went Il to the extent Of tffteen guns, only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

FRoN FoRr MouLTRIK.-Extractf from letter
written by a lady who is now In Fort Moultrie,
received in Washington city this morning:
There 10 quite state Of excitement here.
still the wives Of the officers feel safe. The only
United States flag Is that waving over Fort Moul-
tie; and Gov Gist SAYS that must come down be-
fore the 18Th But we feel quite safe, notwith-
inQD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

FLEEING FROM " VANITY FAIR."-The New
York Times, not content with printing on the day
before yesterday forged letter purporting to have
been written by President Buchanan, yesterday
printed apparently surrepttiously obtained proof
slips Of Vanity Fairs budget OF jokes per tele-
graph for its next issue,) the following:
OUR WASHINGTON Dispatches.
wAsHINsroN, Dec. 2D.-Orders have been IS
sued to Major Anderson to surrender Fort MoKl
rrIs If attacked.
am reliably Informed that Major Anderson tel.
egraphs here that he had Surrendered large nKni-
Der of arms tchirh had been rsmorsd from tic
Arsenal 10 Font hoUltris, TO the authorities Of
Charleston, on a demand being made for them.
This was done IN obs disnes, as he says. to the
spirit Of orders he had recsiusd from Washingt
We need hardly assure the public that there Il
not a single word of truth in this characteristic
9 exclusive intelligence per telegraph from Wash
ington'
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Boon NoTIcE..-We aIe indebted 70 French Z


Book NoTIcEs-we are indebted to French q
Richstein, 27s Pa avenue for the works OF Chas
Lamb, In four volumes, published by Crosby,
Nichols, Lee & Company, Boston. Anything
mere fauItlsss in style and execution than this
newrdftfen Of Lsub's works we have never seen;
and the quaint, shy and sly humor'' Of this de-
lightful author has an added grace when thus
presented -.-. '- "a.
In these volumes we have the charming letters,
essays and poems Of Lamb, and that touching
narrative, by Thomas Noon Talfourd, which lets
US into the inner life Of Lamb in its heroic aspect
Here the mystery Is explained why Lamb, Of SO
sweet and loving nature, never married. His
sister Mary, in Of the fits Of insanity to which
she was subject killed their mother, stabbing her
to the heart From that moment Charles Lamb,
resolutely sacrificing all other ties, devoted his
life with cheerful, unrepining generosity to the
care Of that dear sister. His biographer asks with
Justice, (" IL the annals Of self sacrifice can show
anything in human action and endurance more
lovely than this self-devotion exhibits"
With this key to his character before US, his
graceful, piquant, eloquent utterances are read
with renewed interest. Nothing can be more
delightful than the narrative of Lambs inter-
course with the contemporary English writers Of
his time, as Celeridge, Southey, Hazlitt, and so
on. Indeed, it would be hard to find, in the
whole range of English literature, four more
readable volumes than these From the beauty
of this edition, we presume it has been gotten up
with special eye to Christmas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22
THIS AFTERNOON q TO- MoRRoW
By A. GREEN, Auctionssr.

by n. OhkbN, Auctloneer.
COLLARS, GLOVES, HOslErY, &C AT
- ,AucrIoS5on SATURDAY EVENING, az
half past o'clock, i shall sell, at my Auction
Rooms, ine lot Of Fancy Goods. for chTistmas
presents, consisting Of
Collars, 6loyee, Hosiery, Muslin ste,s,
Black Lace Falls, Svlss sleeves,
Emoroldereo skirts, Comforts, Worstsd Hoods
Worsted Coats, shavls, Hosiery, TO,
And many other Gooos, too numerous 60 enume-
rate.
The attention of psrsous wsnhns such goods for
withost reserve.
den A. GREEN. Auct.
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of Ihe aIsrnias Pres

The CpKsti;H.iOR Is occupied with the "Biack
Republicans" and the inf:iig,Hesr with political
and general news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

RESULT CT CoURT MARTIAL Lieut.. Charles
H. Ogle, LIST dragons, u 3. A, having been
found guilty Of 'neglect Of duty to the prejudice
Of good order and military discipline, by court
martial recently in session at Carlisle Barracks
has been sentenced to be suspended from rank
and command for six months, and to forfeit bis
pay proper, and be confined to the limits Of his
post Fort Crook, Cal, y for the same PERIOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

sourH CAROLINA Of the Accused
Union'' npon hsr.-The following Is an extract
from a speech recently made by Chancellor Dur
kin IN the South Carolina Convention, viz:
"I learn that Secretary Cobb has said that the
revenue of South Carolina from the custom-house
would not near pay the expense Of the custom
house for the last quarter also learn from the
best authority that the post Offices of South Caro-
lima cost the Government from thirty to forty thou
sand dollars per quarter, and that the receipts
have been less than 5000 per annum"
Hence IL seems that neither the custom house
nor the post Office in South Carolina pay expenses.
The post offices of the whole State yield less than
$50, 900 per anaHn1, while the expenses are about
$4,000 per quarter, or sl6O,OOO per annum The
" accused Union" therefore, pays $4,000 pei
annum, or thereabouts, for the postal accommo-
dalton Of the people Of South Carolina more than
IL collects from them How much the " accused
Union pays more than 1t receives for keeping
up South Carolina custom houses, perhaps Mr
Cobb could tell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22
AUCTION SALES.
sy cLEARy a GREEN. Aueaon,.r,

By CLEARY 4 GREEN. Auetlonser.
CONTENTS or as aporgEc1RY CORE
~ Ar Arcf fos-Qn WEDNESDAY MORN.
ING, Deesmbsr % 4, st.ie o'elocf, vevil eel a
Public suction. the entire o9nssnts Of the Apoths-
9ery store corner of1th and Z streets. We name
A large lot Of Superior Cisa,s,
Medicinal whiskey. Rrandy. aud Gin
HoststteI,s Sittsrs, WOif,s Sehicdsm sohn,pps,
Ninoow y ess, felnfs, Uils. 10,
] complete Soda Water Apps slus ard Strip Bot.
combs, Brushes, and Perfsmery.
Prescription Case,
Large show Case,
Platform and Counter Scales. a.. -
saow .noors, Counters. Stove Fixtures, &c.
de22 CLEARY GREEN, Auc.s.
By WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneer, =
TRUSTEES SA u OF ENTlR r STOCK OF
EiNk 6RockRIEs, WINns, LIoUoRs, Gro AEs
kNpCoxplMkHIs, &C, AT AUCTION -On Thurs,
DAY MOkNlNG, Dsccmo nth, commencing
q 10 O'Clock, We will sell the entire stock Of ne
Orooe' les &c 81 the store Of =. II. Drum, corr er
Of lst1 street sd Pennsylvsnis Avenue, consist
ca. SITS imperial a-d o long Teas,
nee, Cancles, starch, Sosp,
Bu:kets, ICONS. brushes, Spic a
I've w sfy, Gin, Brsndy.
Fine Wine and Chsmpagnes
Pickles, Pie serves. and Comb m SITS
Nuts, Pic les, Bottled Liquors,
stors flItIres' Counters, Shelving, BIns Stand
Vita I,sst variety Of other goods not here m.r-
Terms, Under IS, cash; over thu, .mo.n, .
credit OF 50 and Gays, for notes sstsfsotorIy en-
d0rs q, bearing interest.
de 2 WALL a bARNARD, AUots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

By the last Steiner from England We are in re-
o Ipt of another splendid stock of
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY
from the celebrated house of Jos. Rodgers Il Sons,
Sheffield which we offer at prices to suit the times.
Ivory-handled Game and Beef Csrvers and steeis,
A full supply Of Ivory. Horn, White and Black
Handled Knives and Forks, By the set or dc zen
Silver Plated Table and Dessert Forks, Table and
Tea spoons
Butcher and Shoe Knives
Pocket Cutlery. .
ID Persons wis hing to make purchases for the
Holidays will do we'll to examine our stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
'.'-R emem5er the place, 339 Pennsy lvania
Avenue, opposite Brow ms Hotel.
de H-st J. E. SHIELDS.
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Rvx.,.,h LIST oFtEITEa. w,,t

VIyt u, Va DeoeuIUct Cd IceV'
tOrdersd 10 b inserted in the EvHsIss srAI, II
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper pnblishsd IN wsshinCtonl
lOAn persons applyfns for letters IN the follow
Ing List, will please ssS they are ADVERTISER.
n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

REMEMBER, E,4u
Il HAT You save moro than 10 per can't nm tina
dollar by buying your DRY GOODS at Store No.
OH seventh ST.: as they are selling of to move
Fo.. HENRY EGAN, 32f Seventh q,
dc 10 Pt - a Near Avenue House. "
ELEGANT CLOTH CLOAKS. -
JUST Opened ioI the Chrlstmas and New Years
r;sssens al mefked down ct the lowest prices to
fdsT - 90 Tw. coLLEy Z CO,
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1851 SUBSCRIBE roc1
Aool AT Iol
SHILLIN6TON'S NEWSPAPER
AND
1861

Odeon Building. corner IA st. aad Pa. ayenEs
folio wing works is at the old, well-knovn and ex
tensIve Book, Newspaper, and Periodical Store
Odeon RuIld;ng, corner ~ St and Pa, avenue
New York aud Phiiadelphia Daily iapers deliy
cred Immediately on the arrival of the train every
evening, '~ ~'~''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

[FoR THE STAR.
Lines Suggested by Recent Resisnatien-
IL the South should secede,
On all hands tits agreed
The nation has reason to mourn
But no farmer will sob
At the loss Of cob, ....,
When rats have devour'd the corn.
a' PIP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

To THE PUBLIC.
=, Having q large amount of money 10 nav prior 70
the LIST Of March, and owing 70 the general staeus
non OF business, We have determined IN offa, an
extra inducemsnt for purchasers to buy of us for
essh, ana we now propose TO make discount of Ia
per cent on oil cash ga es dur ing the next SiYrV
DAfs: in order to reduce our very large stock OF
opening our spring supplies. ''D'. "
4, Cash customers viii readily see the ADVANTAGE
they W III have IN trading with u.s. on the Re M n1o
posed q az exsmlnstion Of our stock and DR. ces
WIZ show Tor Themselves whether or NOT wa sys
sncersln our proposition, and "a the gre.ter Dor
lon OF our Fancy Stock has already boon maj ked
down since the crisis began feel cor 6dspt maj
the extra Inducements we ow offer will be hie hly
appreciated BY every one having goods 10 buy who
elsewhsre. oA"tseu
We need hardly add that our stock, owing To the
Stgx ~ rae times 10 now Gerry large. in maf1y klnds
OF staple as we'll Is Fancy Goods and purchasers
VII Pc Able 70 supply themselves with almost eve ~
srssc!e IN our line Of business, at very low prices
snd ~ r.art lnstsnces, at less than the aotns
cost. The lowest price will Invariably be narned nj
once. sa w. N. SINISTER & CO.,
No. 80 opposite Center nj rket
ae i5-tOtdeo6t between 9TH and 9Th ska
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22
By CLEARY GREEN, AuctIoueers.
SOC Ntsth sfYeet.

900 Nssth sfYeet.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
the 9TH instant, We shall sell &C the resdence of
between sth ana I'm strssts ie ss VII ds.isnss.
kept Household Fnrniture, oonsIstinG IN paIt Of
Rosewood Piano forte offne hlish and tone with
Mahogany 50 q, spring.ss, Chairs AMI Rocyer.,
DO Castor and Fancy PaTor Chairs.
10 aiole-top Bureaus. sidsbosrd and
Do DO Center and Side Tsbles.
Msinut Bea.tsads, LSsnSes, Hat Racks,
Extsns'on Dining and other Tables,
Feather Beds, Bolster, and Pillows,
Hair. Cotton, and ShuoL Mattresses,
Catpes, oneloth, and MattnSs,
91okinSs RadEl:tor. and Chsmber Stoves.
Chira, Crookery, and Glassware,
Together WITH general assertnsnt Of Kitchen
Terms: All sums under go cash; over GO.
credit Of thirty days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dortedi bearing Interest. ~ r
Tes House " 15 LA RlSsss, sREhsA s s.
MARsgAL's. sALE,-In virtue Of . writ Of
the circuit Court Of the District Of columbia for
SilI s1Ro:s % public ale Tor ea.i. IN ffsHs "a de
DAY, the 10th day Of January next, ISL, At IL
oeloct M. the following described property 70 WIT
Part of Iot No. Q. IN Sgua No. $40. beginning az
east on Virginia avenue s feet Inch; thence south
By southwest the depth Of said lot thence vest BY
southwest @ the southwest corner Of said lof
gina avenue, containing l6z2 % uare feet
the city q W.sEnEtol, .. c,n sssIsd and levied
Be sold 70 satsfg judieials No. u. % January term
dsis-dts w sELDEN. q. .. Nsrshsf.
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%FAlR.-Ths ladies Of Fletcher Chapel will
uS hold q Fair at No. 274, Seventh street, be-
tween and sta, from 2oth to Slst December,
inclusive. Come. enjoy yourselves and procure ar
ticles for the holidays Season tickets, admitting a
gentleman and lady, 50 cents; single admittsnce 10
cents. de ID 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22
FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auoroneer.

By A. GREEN, Auotoneer.
HogsEHotLDDc -1 AND KITSH5ES tgRNI..
Instant, at 10 Q clock. m Ishsl sell a. the resi.
ssss 81 sh dssaSs
ss'%sPS ss1:: Chair Chair. an. sSf E Tssss
cosIs -Sd Ssss Ms SS
Tn Fs.; sS:is a Dining s,, T.sls. .ns Lounge
Ghips, Sla,., and CrookerI Ware
Ingram and S1G 3D.. r., es ssSss Stoves
lot OF Kitchen Aee uisites,
And many other articles too numerousse snume-
Terms: AZ rum. OF And uEisr $50 cash; over $50
Soa'sd n ~ lnIg saa ;,ty days, Tor Approved
asiso A. GREEN, Auot.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IsUNAvoIDABLY
hs s.sl a. 1 CIR 49, 49,. same
By C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneer,.
A UCTi0N SALE OF MAGNIFICENT IA
"a ,pASEsl ARrIcLRs-on MONDAY MoRN-
Nc aSs 3. a. u G aoss
MlllardT Hotel, the entire stock Of BeAutifnl
!Spstsss foods now on exhibition thsre. Among
Masnikoent Inland and Embroidered Cabinets.
these Cabinets ar; ths 81 6aesi ever Imported.
Envelope Boxes El.borsseIy worked in R.m.o
VICE SSs ss: s E.sl t aIsc: TRAYS,
Miace Punch Bowls. Square and Round,
WORK bOxes, Card Boxes, Jewel Boxes,
Glove Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Toilet Boxes
iyoy Chess Men, Embr oidered Scarfs,
Elre Screens. Casket,. Porcelain Cups, sauosrs,
Sale Positive. Terms cash.
de u J. G. MoSUIRE q CO.. Auots.
TWO LARGE LOTS OF PIG IRON FOR
T. SALE IN GEQRe RTowN, ID. C.-By virtue OF An
order Of dlstsin from William A. Brsdly at Amos
foung, 70 ne directed, for rent due and in arrears
hsve levied on two lots Of very hns Pig Iron, and
hereby give notice that on MONDAY, the S<th
OF December, 1889, at 10 O'Clock q. on the prem
1885 stueted on Water street, adjoining the -four
mill Of Messrs, Doyoe, Taylor a. Co I will offer
Ior sse tee aid iron at public auction TO the high
de 50 r. III. TRUNNELL, Bailif.
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
ului MONnAf, Dec 81, same hour and place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

THE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHING!
The Best w Winter Clothing
-. CAN ONLY BE FOUND AT
WIESENFELD & CO.'S
0DE0N HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
Splendid ovERCoATs for Few DoIlsrs.
At WIESENFELD CO.'S.
Elegant DRESS SUITS at Lowest Rates!
At WIESENFELD & co.'s.
Beautiful BUSINESS SUITS a. Triaine Cost.
% 81. At wIEsENFELD s CO.'S.
Splendid OvERceATs! -. 10 rsa
DuI.Sis ovEksoATs. ri.
LEO: Wen S %ssf F 2ixsa6S 9kkKTssoArs,
- AT wIEsENFELD & CO.'S.
RGsis sEsgs ITFsYgss Msr
BUsINEsS SUITS for al AGES
At wIESENFELD CO.'S.
DRESS SUITS for Wsdsing.!
DRESS 5 5REss 81 SUITS HiSsf fci s... Wear
- AT wIEsENFELD co.'s.
COATS p 2a N EsH ~ sss tAe....s.
At wIEsENFELD & co.'s.
BOYS st$SggsHFSSf Ct Z: IS1s XII s..
At WIESENFELD CO.'S.
Cheaper than tn. cAesps;.! sf..gs. ..
Better than the Bsst!
Are the Garments Of
At wIEsENFELD d co.'s.
SAVE YOUR MONEYS
AVERY FEW DOLLARS
-s.. Will give youa
SPLENDID OUTFIT FOR WINTER,
II you call at E.. -.
WIESENFELD & CO.'S,
s13t Corner Of Pa. sv. and ~ ut.
T CHRISTMAS NOTICE.
i HAVE Just received, and nov Offer at red oed
Sleighs, Hobby Horses, swings, and other articiss
suitable for Christmas Presents.
large and vii selected assortment OF Table
Cutlery, Plated Ware, Fire Irons and Glands |;
Folding, Nursery, Parior and Once Tenders noof
Mats Patent Foot scrapers; Copper, Galvanized
and Iron Coal mods; and the greatest variety Of
Housekeeping Articles. ..-.,.,. -. -. -
= Also, large stock Of Guns and Pistols, both
breach and notwithstanding with oil their accom-
pauiments Bsstets. Wood Ware. Iron, steel,
Copper Tin, Lead I; in short, every thing that can
be iou: d anywhere, and many things that can't be
found IN any other Ike establishment.
Please csl and satiafy your:slve. Of prices, auai
n.y. and variety sign Of the 5it ss A,ff "A ss
de % Ct tStatssI betw. 10th and nth sfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
upui MoNnAf, Dec 81, same hour and place.