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HoLLowAT's PuIs

FtSaals Cenplatsts.-No other medicines Of the
day possess the property of restrsinnE those inor
dlnate hows incidental 20 the gentler sex, and
enfeebled constitution. Thousands of ismsles IN
Ameriea owe their existence aud the actual enjoy
dies. Their nature is so simple that they may be
taken By the most delicate female with perfect free
dom and safety Sold by all druggists, at 25s. co.
and IN per box. dc 10 lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

SECESSION OR NO SECESSION.-LAM-
- MOND, 18th ST.. will sell Toys and Fancy Mo-
tons cheap than any other house in the city dis So
Tor SALE-ln small quantities, prime artic'e
Il of CRAB APPLE CIDER, at 419 Twelfth
st between New York av. and st. .--
N. B.-Also, pure CIDER VINEGAR. dis 2t
READERS, the Union is in danger but by buy
IL ing your Holiday Prese lis a. LAMMOND'S,
you may save 1t. de Is. St.
RARGAlNS.-KrIssK rlngle has ordered me to
~ close out Toys and China Ornaments at prices
cheaper than the cheapest. for oasfonly.
de l5-Sts HAMMOND, Seventh st,
" For THE SEASON OF 1861.
Moral Emblems; The Promises of Jesus; Ten
yson's May Queen; Wit and HumOr OF the Poe ts;
The Poetry Of Nature; The Poets Gallery; The
Byron Gallery of Beauties; Shakespeare; shak-
spesre's Tempest; The Hamlet; Laug hahle Adven-
lures, the oreign Tour of Messrs. Brown, Jones
and Robinson; Art Album, the Art Album for 1860.
The above are a lew OF the new Books Euitsbe
for presents during the coming holidays.
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
dei5 Corner of Eleventh ut. and Pa. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

MRS. ANN r. O'NEIL, WIDOW, ANN r.
lVl O'Neil and Hugh b. Swesny, Executors, and
James Rider ONeil, Agathy 0'Neil and Julia
O'Nell children and heirs At law of Tmoty O'Neil,
late Of w ashngton county, d. c., deceased, and all
You are hereby notified that the Hon. William
M. MeIrlck, Assisted Judge of the Circuit Court
of the District OF Columbia, hath this day, on the
proper application the part of the United States
issued his warrant directed to the Marshal of the
eighteen good and lawful men to meet on your land,
called Dalecarlia or by whatever name names the
same may be called lying IN said county of Wash
ington, in said District Of Columbia. north of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, above the Little Falls
of the Potomac river, on FRIDAY, the 18th day oil
December instant, at noon of said day, for the pur.
pose of va.uing and condemnlng the perpetual and
free right to erect and build dam across the Falls
Branch within the limits Of Dslecarla, as held by
William B. Scott. at or near the site Of the former
dam, wl'hln me limits so as ehectnaly TO convey
and throw all this water of said branch into the
aforesaid mill race O., of an absolute estate in
perpetuity the said United States for the
Washington Aqueduet, and assefsing all damages
which the owners thereof shall sustain, by reason
Of the said United states cutting and constructing
the said Washington Avueduct over, upon and
through said branch, when and where yon will at
tend III to you IL shall seem fit
Attorney for Washington Aqueduot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

COucHs.-The suduen oEanges OF our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, BRONCHIAL and Asthptatie
Lfsetioss. Experlence having proved that simple
taken In the early sta< of the disease,
should ct once be had 70 Brc,sB,s Bronchial
TYoekss" or Lozenses, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
ritation of the Tnroat Be ever slight, by this
preoaution more serious attack may be efsoiually
warded off Public Speakers and Ssagers will find
them efsotusl Tor cIesrng and strsng thsnlnx the
voice. See sdvegtisemspt dsl-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

A NEW BOOKS,
AT FRENCH RiGhsTEIM 21e Pa. Az.
Folks seass. sisssntiy bound, printed on toned
payer, FIJI Tp5ksy Gi ggis. $40 If sen. By mail:
Of Ernest Legore, translated By !. w. Palmer; M.
d.; price 81 by mail.
All Of Marion Harland's Books, Nemesis. Moss
Slds, Hidden Path and Alone; price each sl25 BY
mail. no q
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PERSONAL.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing under the firm Of d: J. BIsaoP 4 Co,
wiPbd1ay w tbereffom. Moran viii n's eo0
thu. the busness at the old place, and is alone au-
thorlZsd to settle the affairs OF the late hIm.
]. BISHOP.
J. c. MORAN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

THE CRIsIs.
Special and Extraordinary.
q. G. EVANS, g.
= ORIGINATOR OF THE
GIFT BOOK SALES,
at his
Branch store,
416 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, asse
wAsHISGros. d. c.,
Having determined, in consideration Of the present
Political and Financial CRISIS, 20 reduce
has extensive and complete stock Of
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS. ....
By the Foxrfh Of March merit,
Ofer greater Inducements to purchas srs thaa ever
befsre presented to q reading community.
He designs sivins arcay. withou. partiaIty or re
serve, the following list of ---
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
and other
VALUABLE JEWELRY,
in addition to the regular distribution, upon the
500 purchase Of Books:
SCHEDULE OF EXTRA GIFrs:
10 GOLD WATCHES, Gents Hunting Case,
10 GOLD WATCHES, Ladies' Hunting Case,
Is Gents Hunting Case SILVER WATCHES,
Us SILVER WATCHES, Lepine Movements,
% Gents GOLD VEST and FOB CHAINS,
20 LADIES and Misses GUARD and NECK
CHAINS,
Is SILK DRESS PATTERNS,
Sets SILVER PLATED WARE.
The above Schedule is IN addition to our regular
arranged plaa Of Distribution, and, as usual, with
every Book sold, will be presented A GIFT val
ued from 50 cents to SlOO.
TO satisfy the incredulous, we shall keep . list
Of those who receive the above Extra Gifts, and,
with permission, publish their names and residence
in the daily papers In order of presentation.
Our CHRISTMAS STOCK embraces ONE
THOUSAND DIFFERENT WORKS, suitable
to every taste-Old and Young, Grave aud Gay.
G. q. EVANS,
ia A
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no TO MAXWELL'S,
" FOR BARGAINS IN GOODS.
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS!
CIOAKS CIOAKS ANDFANcy GOnnS t.

To salt the Crisis. Scarcity Of Money, &c.
We have just received 50 more elegant CLOTH
H. o. \; psioos, " sa' o9e III
new styles of French and English Sacques, Ches-
Arabs Cos Bssquss, S Tth no CSses
mmgs. Also, Cloaks with Laced and Stitched
Hoods and Berthes, DO , &c.
In addition to the above, we have received full
supply of Fancy Goods for the Holidays, such as
Laced Sets Of Collars and Sleeves, Embroideries,
Real Lace Collars, Head Nets, Head Dresses,
French Hair Pins, Lace and Embroidered Sleeves,
Crochet Frlnges, DO, DC. =
Remember the place is MAXWELL'S
Original Cloak and Fancy Store.
B.-ClOak Departmant ID story. de l4-2tAn
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MONEY REcovERRD.-Last week, a lady re-
siding in the Fifth Ward, occupying a house
jointly with another family, missed an amount of
money-over Sl60-which she had accumulated
by pension to which she is entitled. 1t appeared
moments, and left her money, in gold coin, under
the pillow Of her bed. Upon her return 1t was
gone. search warrant was obtained and the
house searched, and the money was found dis
tributed in cracks In the floor and walls Of the
house. The money being recovered, the search
warrant was returned; but no warrant for the ar
rest Of any one was issued there being no ground
to charge any particular member Of the family
with the larceny.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

POSITIVELY LAST CONCERTS
l.
- To- M,
THE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST!
THE WONDER OF THE WORD.
THE MARVEL OF THE AGE. Ga {
A Living Miracle Blind from birth, without one
mnmentis instruction, not even knowing the name
Of single KEY q the finger board, or the shape OF
p piano, incompetent to answer the simplest cues
70 IN rsga to mu sie-yet master OF the Piano;
plsying from the operas of Norma, Linda. LucTeiia
Bofgia, Daughter Of the Regiment, Trovatore,
fraviata, and others, with q master hand and
master touch. Here Is q study for Learned men. A
taton, simple minded, q child in all his wishes and
p aying two pieces of music at once and conversing
at the same tlme-rs producing the most difficult
pieces after once hearing them-plsying the seoondo
1" any piece without even hearing IL ones, then
cha ging seats aud re prcd soing the primo cor
rsctly -perfJrms with his back to the instrument
sIngs in German and French, without understand
ing Ell her ianguage. All of which viii be done on
the stage.
Conc ,rts at Assembly Rooms, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and TIL TUESDAY EVENINGS,
18th, 18th md tn INST Doors open ct Ga o'clock,
concert commencing at IA. Admission 50 cents
children 25 cents
Mstinses W ednesday and Thursday a. o'clock
m.
This being the only week in the city. this Is the
last opportunity OF seeing this great Musical Pho
nOmenOn,
dsl7 A. C, 6. ATWELT., Agent.
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Direct Importation from ParI
M. w IL L L A N

80 Market Space. Washington, ID. c., ond Gil
Trsciss, Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

PRAYRR MEETING accordance with the
accommodation Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Of this city, that this day should be
Set apart as a day Of fasting, humiliation, and
prayer, prayer meeting was held at the rooms OF
the association, opposite Browns Hotel, at 9k
o'clock this morning. The attendance at the
opening was not numerous, but during the en-
ercises which ensued tue congregation was largely
augmented In numbers IL had been expected
that several elergYmen would be presen', under
whom the meeting was to have been conducted;
but at the hour appointed, no minister having
arrived, the chair was taken by one Of the mem.
afterwards an appropriate hymn was sung, which
was followed by prayer. Alternate prayers
hymns, and celebrations followed -.....-.-..sr-
CRIMINAL CoURr-WiIliam Adams, convicted
OF petty larceny, was sentenced on Saturday 70
one year In the county jail. -.- - ---..s s. go
Francis Miller was tried for an assault with
intent 70 XIII VIM. +. Thomas The jury found
a verdict Of acquittal Tsaz4lE
TO-ddy-Tne Court having met, Julia Newton
Tree negro was placed trial for stealing sundry
articles Of the value Of sl0-the property Of Mr.
VIM. Ellis, OF Georgetown. The case was pend.
Ing when our report closed.
"ToNn 10 TO continue bis stay In this city for =
few days the public interest in his extraordinary
musical performances having increased 70 lin
point that the most urgent solicitations have hser
made to Toms master, Mr.. Oliver, 70 extend III,
number Of his exhibitions here. Those who hay,
attended each performance and watched Ton
closely on each occasion, declare themselves con
tinually astonished by fresh Developments, Illus
trative ofthe wonderful musical faculties Of thi
singular being gE ENl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

Remember that you pay no more than you
the advantage OF receiving elegant Present,
which oftimes is worth a hundred fold more than
the amount paid for the book.
Christmas stock now ready.
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