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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

E/e-sLE-4EEE E.E.S'Es EFOR S.SLEs!-
We authorized to sell at private sale the
north least quarter Of section p, township 4 SOUTH
range 10 west in Vandcrburgh county, containing
lGo acres This IS the old James w. Jones place,
lying on both sides of the Princeton road - mile
south of Warrington, and is one Of the best farms
in this part Of the State There are about 70 acres
under cultivation, with gsod young fruit bearing
orchard, IA good dwelling house and all necessary
out-houses, inciudinga large log barn. The
place Is III good order and viii be sold bargain
upon reasonable terms. Possession will he given il
March next CHANDLER Il HYN rs,
noV.,9tf Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

MS.a4Rs.S-T .nEGSEGaVYrEs
-A The following are part of the Patent Med.
icines, Sc, for sale the Family Medicine Stere
Il Main street:
Uembolt's Extract BGchu;
TrlSk's Magnetic Ointment;
Rodgers Syrup Liverwnrt AMI Tar
Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorative;
Dr. Bakers Pain panacra;
Houghton pepsiH
0sgoods Cholagogue;
Kennedy Discovery;
Brandt's Purifying Extract;
Sanford's Invigoratorl
Phillips Cough syrup;
Bulls Worm Destroyer;
Hays Pile Liniment;
TeTfaut's Selteer Aperient
Sir James Clark's Female Pills.
Holloway's Ointment and Pills;
Old London Dock Gin
and one hundred and ninety other kinds of Pills,
Syrups, Ointments, Hairdyes, Vermifuges, Pas
tiers, Bitters, Liniments, Tonics &c, wholesale
and retail [nov17l w H. P. STODDARD.
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Lots for Sale !!

Lots Tor SaIoI
gA-S- .H1SY E.9SFD EH.ES TIL L.
" most favorable opportunity ever offered to
the putitc- 20 lots Of > tcrCs ezsth the New
burg road, I Z miles from the Court House, And s
lots Of ACRES each on WashiAs toti avenue one
mile trom the city As small quantity
fourth of viii DC sold, il desired.
Apply to WM- BIERBOWER.
nov22dly te
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
" IT. NEG. R.WO, G'.fRRE.E a. p
r[s MANUFACTURER,
NEnIn street. mear the Canal,

EEANSAILLE, ISD.
Has on hand large stock of Bnggies and Wagons
OF every Variety--aII of his owu Manufacture
which he will warrant 10 be superior to any work
to be purchased st the East for the same prices
Durpg the late hard times, and the Indictment win
Ter with its impassably muddy roads, the demand
IortGaFrages has been light, and his stock has
cnnliilatcd IN his warerooDls; to dispose OF il, and
to relieve himself from slight pecuniary pressure
he Yg2l sell at remarkably low prices Any person
who beautiful Buggy At bargain, will ud
I better chance for trade than he has ever had be
fore, at DEGARmO'S.
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EsCE.N.T,. az y. YOR.gCC0 go.

ATtRE SCENT CITY TOB.SCC0 F.gg-
" TORY.-The undersigned having engaged in
the Tobacco Business, with the purpose Of supply
ing, if possible the wants OF the home market, ]
am repaired to offer well see tcd stock of
manufCTr Il Tobacco-from Missouri, Kentucky,
and Tentes3ce Leaf, in Pounds, Elves, Halves,
Eights,lat . arters, in any desired package.
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount for Cash
purchases, but sale less than five boxes.
a. GUMBERTS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06
'7i'''7'-' THOMAS KING,
Corner Of Lafayette and New Levee streets.
New On leans. ApriI

ArGRsN.sA G0.gE.x ss.s re NO ~.
u on hand supply of the above coal which
Will deliver to any part of the city at 10 per
bushel. Leave your orders at John usaly's Dock
5 tore corner of Main street.
der,;iIm WM GRANGE Accent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

ECONOMY IS LrHlt
ed EEXVsRD IND F0R S.zKE
~ o., low for cash ut No. Second street, large
and superior lot Of winter BOOTS AND SHOES =
Boys aud Youths Kip and Calf, prime article
A nice assortment of Ladies' Rubber Overshoes,
Sandals Buffalo, GoSsimeTe, &c.
Also a variety OF Children's and Misses Shoes
copper tips and other sty les too numerous to men
ton. Give No II CALL if you wish 10 buy eheap.
Yours on friendly terms,
nov26 JOHN RASCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

we can also furnish TRACK SCALES of any ca
pacty. These Scales are from the manufaetory Of
Il. L. FAIRBANKS It co, ST. Johnsbug, Yer
mont Every Scale IS tested aud sealed, and war;
r7lutcd correct. For testimonials refer to the
y. nsands Of persons usng them.
HORNBRO0K & co, Agents,
nov2i Water street. Evansville.
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II bbls genuine Bourbon Whisky,
do do bIOnoagahela do,
"a brine article, which will he sold low for cash.
Apply to WI. J. DEUBLER, Agent
oct20 40 Main e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

''''''Ihe Stephel2 DecGfur VIII Store her
freight here, and return to New Orleans
with a full load from this point.
1.-The j. x. Bell came in from the
mouth of Green river about nine clock last
night.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-06

E5yERS2' .sEsREEssE ar TkEE seq
x SON.-A splendid assortment, comprising
all the styles out for the ensuing winter Call
and see. VAUTIER & MARI INNER.
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THE LATEST NEWS

TEL K G X APHIO.

wv Dsy h9tef ~ EuroVe.
NV YoRK, Nov. 5.-The steamship at.,t,.
from Havre via Southampton on the a<th uit
ps:,ed sandy Hook this morning. The new is
not important.
Ten BrceckS horse Umpire beat Tom Bowiipe
80 Sne Newmarket races on wager Of one thous-
OF 79, 600 coo
IL was reported that the nuncio Of Madrid had
pa.s. Iew days, rrmitted - Ooo reals 90 the
~, n,seo oy the bishops
Teh- isemoriclere will return IN France
NE ehn1inents for the Papal army bsd c~.s~S
Wa said that the sInbassadoys 81 p,n-I.
Turin. P'epShng 70 quit
The vote Of Sicily was aimos, uns,,mou,,, a.,
favor Of annexation ~"a"h"usiJ IN
victor Emanuel was 10 be In N,,ls. ~, A.
sn, ana proclamation OF the vote on amer.
uon wac 70 be made on the following day
Zoe rsPai Nnncio had left Paris In coDseop.n,.
Of orders from Rome 4"ehoe
The Government Of Austria has MAD. v,.,,
hosfai concessions 70 Hungary and Transylvnni,
ne vote on annexation az Ancona was IA tsi.
place on the 9th and 5th '~Ae
The English squsdron had left syri, IN, On.
Aariatic Agitation prevailed az Damascus. An
consequence Of threats made against the Chri,
VANS, ana Fuad Pasha had returned thither
COMMERCIAL.
LNfkPooL, Wednesdsy.-Cotton was oui.t
Win average sales. Flour and wheat Arm. but
steady. Corn bad an advancing tendency. Pro-
VISIONS c aunI, but slightly higher.
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Political Mee,r.x 4, y,r,t,,.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Nov 4-Iast nIoh, o,f.,x
han was crowded to its utmost capacity 70 listen
70 GOV Wise. His appearance was Vr,e,.d VIII
,he widest cheers, and his speech was pronour
lasting over four houn -', me
ne denounced Betts as being worse than .,v
ara, ana swore that be would never AGO uie.ce IN
we election Of Lincoln. He concluded amid
loud and uprorious CHEERS.
when the question was pot whether tl,e p,i,.
ceA anne resolutions should be adopted. some
confusion ensued, some man wishing 10 speak An
opposition To them. He denominsted Wfse,s
1871 as Poitlcai harange; whereupcn Wise
came forward and denied Il I'm forcible i,nyn.s.
TIE excited crowd arose, and for several M n.
ntes The house shook with repeated cheers. Tn.
resolutions were adopted amid great exciternent
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IL Mr.. Bullerdick, OF New Orleans. ia In
limbo for the alleged embezzlempnt of ESQ ooo
belonging 10 the German Protestant widews
Asylum OF that city. II had been donated Tor |,
ph'lanthropic purpose, and Bull erdiek ssys Il was
stolen from II. suspicious clrcums, snce I'm the
case Is that the trustee removed u for safe keep.
ing, as be says, from the BaEk OF Louisiana 10 =
place Of private deposit
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DIED.,

In Georgetown, on Saturday evening the "a inst
after q painful illness of eleven weeks' DURATION
which she bore with sanity resignation, G.. A. Ia
VINIA, wife OF William Collins. and dest daug n
ter Of John Clements.
On the occasion Of the annual distribution of pre-
mluns at tae Academy Of the Visitation, In Geo-ga-
10 IN, in tha 1857. five of the amiable d ac-
CON pished young ladies who obtained the mig hest
Lonors II the Institution were bound together Dr.
the stro0ge ties OF frie ndshp OF the bat one
nov survives. The first one stricken by the de-
stscyer, ath, was an interesting daughter of
Capt Dahlgre the next was Rosa the niable
dass hter Of George SaSag Eq.; the third the
conplished Miss Cora Palmer, Of Maryl land; and
now the subj set Of The above notice, Who in eleven
years school life, the esteem all with whGifl
she came In 20 It set BY her chiidlike smp city AID
othor estimable qualities As q Christian daug Lter
gone to her reward. With the Iesiglatio Of .
painful Illness OF fi-vsn weeks duration which
{ minated her bsi f but glorious career. Her
waking hours were AZ spent in aver, and her la
words to husband, pareafs, brothers and sisters
TO esch seps et~ly-sere, no d bye! | am xoi z
to hsaven, whore ! shall pray for you Fol ow my
footsteps. and so live To meet me whore There s
no more parting" This brief notice NAV be mo, /
approx, lately closed with the beautiful lines OF
SO let us walk. ths night must come
To us that comes To al, p =
We through the daT kness m6st 90 home,
Healing the I. umpefs ca,i.n w.
The LENDS OF the family respectfully inylt I'd
to attend the funera, from her LATE Tesidence No
~ Prospect street, ct o'clock this Monday ar
ternoon. ~
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EyKy THOSE who are in the enjoyment G 4 perfect
hssith IT. qurnt have Aed to have recourse 4 J,
toni1s rs preventves Of dis aSe. w. are q yer too
well srmored assl=s the eau e Of "the ills N An
nesh IL h 10 20 such an lnvlgorstor Toy mar fpa
IN y o-tstter's uars-a me ilcine that cannat rs
TAKEN regularly without giving slI'y and las A.
stro sSest nan Is not oof assin the malaria, In
g tzln scot one Of The o untry. in ali cssss Of
I5ver and aEue. the bitt Is tent than aay
amount OF Gu nine while the most DE- gerous "a
o. bilious fever yi"ld 10 it's wo 1derful props tie
These = no have tied the medi Inc will never use
anotee- for any o tn all cuts which the hoststfer
Buffers p ofesses to s1hdue. To those VITO have
not made the experimett, we CORDIALLY recomm-n1
1n early spplicatsn to the Ri ters, whensver thex
are stick by diseases OF the dz ca Va oresns
where. No SsS.ss
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ARRAY in New Hayeu.

NEw HAVEN, Nov 3 A serious fftav oceu,,.a
In this city late last night at the Temple Linen
In which George 3. Stafford prInter VA
stabbed In the abdomen and 10 not expected 10
i've. The wounded man and two friends were
In dispute with three students, whose nsuo,s
are Baldwin .Beiden, and McCullock Belden
used the knife ard McCullock of the Law Sch ,oi !.
q siung-shot, and Baldwin, a medical student
Is said 20 have been only ,Dectstor All e..
are In jail The affair has produced general er-
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SINGLE BoTToMs FOk SHoRs The Shoe and
Leather Reporter fays: 'sThe plan Of USING
shingles m the bottoms Of shoes originated nbost
thirteen wears ago, the first lot being cut in New
Hampshire; the use OF paper and str4w board hs
the eAtsnt Of this branch OF ths. business duying
the past year, five or six acres Of heavy pine TIM
Der have been used for wood filling nearly ali by
The manufacturers Of Natick, Mass, aud the al
Joining towns, In the soles Of brogans
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HOrI0Way,s prrra

Presn1scy-During this delicate situation, ladiea
thsrtic medicine for ecting thos- IndispostioS.
and Ianseatlng sickness 10 which they are subject
g. This PEE Tod. They slve gentle stimulus 10 the
cisculst n, and purify and tIp-l al those as mors
Will n ,rIita the stomach and bowels. They are
take then with perfect safety. For sssistipr ne,
males At the dawn OF womanhcod. Of the turn OF
life they ar equally a1aptsd. Sold by Al Drurri.t.
ct 25c, go. and 81 per box. poSiW
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CovopE AT recent meeting In Covode,,
Congressional district, Pennsylvania, Il havIag
been charged that he had written letters 90 sen ,
a re domination for Congress. Mr. Coyode raised
his right hand and called on his Maker 20 witness
that he had never asked any one or given snv
money 70 any one, to secure bis ncmi nation
When he had concluded Al Fllio,t r.
sheriff OF Armstrong county. rose declared tbe
statement false, and produced a letter sent him by
covode, asking him to aid In s-curIne his noni.
Chicago Convention
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Failing of toe Mount Verne, MIL.

TROY, N. Y Nov. 3.-About eight o,cIoot thi.
morning the northwest portion Of The Mount y.r.
non Nils In the upper part q this CITY, gave v.v
ana Tell outward upon a building adjacent n,
course OF Erection for Orr a Co paper makrrs
ABOUT 100000 bushels Of WHEAT were stored An a..
mill, and about half Of IL fell among the ruins A
workman named Patrick Leyden, was seriouslv
put not fatally Injured Mr.. Courtney, contra 40,
lof orr Co, wasslightly hurt. Messrs Hanna.
$500 The building that fell was ere ted LAST
wln,.r, ana Mr. Courtney Pronounced it unsafe a
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SoUTH CAROLINA DELEGAriox.-The electfs,
In this State has resulted in the reelection of ali
the old members Of Congress except Keitt WHOSE
place Is supplied by Lewis Mayer The Legisls-
It, Union, though some Of its members are blstant
about dinolving the Union.
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The Vernon, State Treasurer . Def.,,,.r

.nohfPkLiER, VI Nov. Hon a. NJ Bates
.atS ente treasurer, 10 ascertained TO be a de.
Iauiter 70 the State 20 large amount Relisble
s au,noI,y puu The amount at fom $50 100 Il a4O-
w; ana IL may exceed $4,000 Measures Of 40
n nror were aiken last night by attaching the
busLlseToN, Vt, Nov 2.-Hou. n. M Rate.
,ne arfaulting State Treasures, ab.copded from
Norhneid last night and has proba Div ed n C,n
sos Inc amount Of his defslcstion, 90 far an a,-
Slneo. 10 ~ loO, and Il 10 expected that further
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HoNHorAYHIc RnexDfEs

Ai Of DE; Hug. agSERh, ~. l. = C.. spss.he 10
use. IN 6oxss,. q . and - cents sasA ziss.
N sa:ss 0s aas e n s ylsIs from o
Eh. Gilmss, sse Pc. sysass, vssSc.s tie All y
ssssn s{snS w; W. a ht.ssrsld, sS3 moth street.
nus and Sixth street. Also, Psn5 Eysrorf al H,sek
Rasd, for internal and extsfnal IN aa,nnsfsss> a
~ S'ses' soa ~sesv& sAel4
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Affairsiu Eausas

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 3-The Fort Scott Dem
ocrat confirms the report of the bnrniny OF ,,
ludian agent.
81. JOSEPH. Nov the h-e re-orted y.ster-
day was confined 10 the block where II com
menced. The loss 10 500 600.
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wIsTAR's BAIsAN or WILD CHRRpY.
Cures Bronchial AfecttosS AVID all Di-sases Of fS>

From the Bo ston Evening Traveller, Januarye.
proPrletors OF Wtstar's Baisan 81 Wd1 ksr-y fog
Us 20 ssy that or PeTsoss sxperisscs the Of
thIse tici - has unpre sed US favorably. OHe fths
fropfietors 81 The Traveller rs trely cured ola
sever. cough OF four months continu .scs by tas
use OF THIS bssam and several Of our lends and ac
auaiptanees, who have tried the article have found
u OF great service In chewing them Of eavefe
mad been afflicted"
None genuine unless signed l. Burrs % the
wrapper.
Prepared by 9. w. Fowie 4 CO.. Boston. ssd Gov
sals BY 4; y. Gilman. = c, ford il, 2. wzits.
tngton; and By dealers everywhere oo SIvI
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the LIST insta1 1t, at Trinity Church
BY Rev Or HntlsT, F. UFARREIL. Of Gin
cinnatu, TO LIZZIE BIGGS Of shland XIV
On the 4th instant, at st. Petsr's Church Caoit,l
Hill by the Rev Father knight, Mr. JACOB by.
SEX former of Baltim re, Md to Miss MARY
VIRGi MA, second daughter OF johp Mocte.
bee, Esq of this cIty.
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Steamboat Expissyeu.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 4-Iu the exnlosson a,
TOE steamer Hill, opposite Baton Rouge. thirty.
nine persons were killed and fifteen 10 twen5y
wounded
MOBILE, Nov. THE tow boat Baltic exploded
Yesterday, kIlling several persons and wo5nSiaS
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NorIcR-District Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
1t and forwarded from THE srAR Once.
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A VERY A'roNa:HINe STOCK
FAN and Winter
DIR z GOODS
Blu RID ETTE,S.

lDRX GOODS
Blu RID TTE,S.
Having deferred my largest purchases until re-
Gently. am now prepared to offer to my friends and
the public generally one of the largest and insst
stocks Of >
ID r Y G O D.si
to be found anywhere ia this city, and at least ten
per cent cheaper than those who bought IN the early
GOODS and CXRPETiN;eSs.. 1 ~ia n 'ns"a' Of DRY
EIos sE ESSs s,it and III a9aness.
P Pam and ri: ssrsSe s' siik. 9
very fine and heavy, at 81. r'''
SILK AND wORsTED GOODS.
beg TO call the special attention of the Ladies' to
Figured French Mennos.
P RI:;S e. S:s: 4 :s'' :, S Sssf::
PpIp .sIa D. rI sIp.i., ali oolor.,
Ensiish Mi sfiao:, all oolor.,
I" pieces Oh grey Poplins, and other textures of
Cool, Tor Travelling Dresses, some very good at
l2's cents per yard.
BLACK GOODS.
| constantly keep on hand all the best makes of
MERINoss,, p.c.s.
MoUssELINE DELAINEs, 20.
WHITE GOODS.
ss sGs lines so :. g g s. g s and Gas
Linen Iawn, Cambria, Nsuk,ns sa' Si'
Towelings and Handk srohiefs, very cheap.
FLANNELS.
ao1 pieces Of All Wool and Domet Flannels,
2 cases of heavy Canton Flannel. at 10 cents,
cents such 3: are generally rstailsS at 1Is Ut.
CLOAKS AND SHAwLS.
have all the nav styles of Cloaks of the season.
a great variety of Shaws-5O stella Shavls,
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
100 pieces Of heavy English Csssimeres, Cloths.
Sat nets aud Tweeds, all oolors.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF MY STORE
will be found . very desirable stock Of
DRUGGETs,
.-a- itf oficLorHs, &c.
My great advantage is in controlling large bust
ness with small ex Ionse.
TERMS CASH-ONK PRICE As NEAR As PossrsLr.
w. w. BURDETTE.
No. 351 Seventh Street,
oosl-5t BETWEEN IANDK.
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PAEiLYzrD.-Last night, after the congregation
was dismissed at the colored church below Capt.
tol Hill, an old woman walking with her friends
was suddenly stricken down With paralysis, and
her companions, unable 70 obtain q vehicle, were
obliged to carry her q considerable distance In
their arms. She was entirely helpless
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LOCAL NEW s.

IL Though THE STAB Is printed on the fastest
steam press in use south Of Baltimore, its edition
IL % large to require IL to b~ put TO pre at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day. ~
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NAyI-YARD RESIDENTS will fad much TO inter
est them at Odd fellows' Hall, Seventh street, to
night. Many Of the voyagsrs Of DIR. Kane's last
expedition are doubtless familiar 10 them. Snpes
pass toe door after exhi bition.
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CENTRAL 6uARD-Housk CAsRs.-Thes. TobiaR,
disorderly; fine and costs, - Is James T. Lucas,
colored, de - Is. John Milan, do let 60.
James shehan, do; do. Lewis Rider, drunk and
discrderly; 1ne and costs, sails.
Five dodgers were accommodated.
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The GORGEOUS SPECTACLE Of the Midnight Sun
ana Aurora Borealis visible at Odd Fellows
Hall, tonight
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DEATH or An OLD CITIZEN Mr. Stanislau
Murray, an old and respected citizen Of Wash
ington died at his residences, on Fifth street west
bis age.
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LOOKING FOR LEGAL vorRRs.-Yestefday poll
tieians were In the city looking up voters for th
resp<etive parties, To be used tomorrow In th,
n<iyhbOriag States. i
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Those OYSTERS at Simpsons cannot be beat
they are the finest We ever saw at this season
Drop Ia and try them, at Simpson House, Tenth
street and Pa avenue II
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PoLscr REvIEw.-This morning the police %
seneied al the City Hall foe the usual inspectiol
~ Ne Mayor.
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!
PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT A.rRoIo
" Glsr AND DocTREss, from Exrope.-This highly
gtIte1 ana Int "llgent Isdyt can be consu ted on
the fast, Present and Future I've: ts. Cal at No,
400 Eighth st., between and II, Washington.
MADAME FELIX, Fortune Teller from Paris
IN pegs leave To inform her former friends, and
the public generally. that she has removed 10 Ss0
Nlnth street. northeast corner of ~ where she will
be HAPPY 70 see all who ray desire 10 have the past
present and future satisfactorily explained.
oc Him
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A06 INTERIOR ADoRNMENT. A46
PSPERHANGINGS s.d WINDOW SHlDfS.

New Fall stock Of Paperhsngings from the rich
end ornate 10 the most chaste and single patterns
Appropriate for perlors. balls, d.nin! Isms. chan
Gold Band Window shsdss. ImItst on Gold. and
common Shades, But. Green and Blue She . Hp
Blue and Green colors from photogI seh 70 portrait
axe Just received ct No 1e6 seventh q -
faithfully executed in city or county. Satsfactfon
guaranteed or no pay required. Please Siysms
' -- ''" '''s'' '''e j. MARKRITER.
No. ass Seventh 81 edeorssboys
c5-colms Odd fell0wg HAIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

The PUPILS Of Primary School No. 1, Fourth
District, have to-day sent In their monumental
contributions, amounting to 81 ~, for the months
of September and October This school has not
failed to contribute sixty cents q month since
Nav, 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

and-I-hSlf streets schooners Salisbury, Ruark,
Baltimore, with IS ,O0O feet Of lumber for Mr. g.
Norment; Emma virginia, Conway, Philadel-
phia, with 81 tons Of coal for Mr. r A. HYDE
coal for Mr. n. Rechat; Lapwing, Conkiin, Bal
timOre, with ~, 10 feet Of lumber Tor samuel
&orrnRnf Esn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-05

THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO bay Clothing,
Fnrnishins Goods. Hats and Ceps, q e
s4irH's, No. go Seventh stssst, opposite fose