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3le5 3l,4ls ,oo5 asa
Majority In the State for rrectinridge 40a This
may be slig htly varied by the oficial returns
ILLINOIS
The returns 50 far received make II probable that
Ltncoln's majority In Illinois will reach 10000
.--..,-. = --..... KENTUCKY.
Brectinridge gains 300 in Fsyette county
FLORIDA.
The returns % far received indicate that Breck-
inrioges malorityin Florida will be quite 600.
TENNESSEE. 81 .s
Az ~ a. m. to-day, we had received nothing
from Tennessee We however believe that Brecf
inridge has surely carried that stzte.
MISSOURI.
No further Information has reached Washington
concerning the result Of the election in Missouri
when they do come, however, 10 will be per-
ceived that the contest there has been between
Bell and Breckenridge, rather than Bell and
Douglas, as yesterdays telegraph would seem to
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. The returns thus far
received Indicate that this State has probably
gone for Bnec kinridge.
Brecktnridge's plurality will be about 1900.
AususIA, Nov. 7s-Returns from ffteen conn
ties (oticiall give Bell $685. Breckinridge .267;
ceedingly slow and the result is uncertsia.
Official returns from 3s counties show the fol-
lowing vote in round numbers Bell, 10 600; Brec-
kinridge, II co., Douglas, 5000. General fndica-
lions favora considerable plurality for Breckin-
ridge, and perhaps a majority.
80 q a.'r- ALABAMA
AUGUSTA, Nov 6-The Montgomery (AlaD
Mail says that BreckiRridges plurality In that
State 10 fully 10000. 80.
-r--4 MISSISSIPPI. ..+E
NV ORLEANS, Nov. s.-Scatsering returns
from Mississippi give Breckenridge majority
. The returns thus far indicate Breckinridge gsins
bon 81. IT, ARKANSAS t.
ES1. Louis, Nov. Fort Smith-Bell $50;
Esva
Bell 355; Breckinridge 3S6; Douglas 20
KANSAS
ST.. LOWS, Nov. 7-Returns from Atchison
Kansas, elect all the democratic members OF the
Legislature, and all the county officers, by about
200 majority. Large democratic gains aIe re-
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CHICAGO, Nov. e.-The propeller Globe, which
arrived from Buffalo this morning, exploded her
boiler, at her dock, at ten O'Clock this forenoon
while getting mp steam for the purpose Of hoistin
out freight Several persons were killed, and a
number injured. The killed are Mary Ann Col
den, Patrick Donohue, James Hobbie. all Of Chi
cago; Benz. Wilson, first engineer; Forsyth. sec
ond engineer; and four nremen. The injured are
the clerk, slightly, N. Luddine ton, and Michael
Cusick, Of Chicago, Peter Barnholt, Of Erie, John
Hayden, Of Rochester, Julien Hatch, and David
Dana, and the frst mate, all badly. The boat IL
complete wreck. The boat IL owned by VIM.
Brown, Of Buffalo, valued at 81. 600 aud ia
cured for QlO OOO
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EVEN THOSE who are in the enjoyment of perfect
health frequently have need to have recourse Ia
TONES as Preyentves of disease. We are never too
well armored against the assaults of 1.-THE ills that
nesh Is her 20 such an invigorator they may fad
IA dostetters Bitters-a medicine that cannot be
taken regularly without giving vitality aud eastici-
strongest man Is not proof against the malaria in
&c tain sections of the country. In all cases of
lever and ague, the Bitters more potent than any
amount Of qufnine while the most dap gerous ca
OF bilious fever yield TO its wonderful properties
Those tho have tried the medicine will never use
another Tor any of the all rents which the Hostetter
Bitters processes to suhdpe. To those who have
not made the experiment. we cordially recommend
early applicailon to the Bitters whenever they
are stricken By diseases Of the digestive organs
sold BY druggists and dealers generally every
whore. no 5-eoSt
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AIDFoR THE PROTESTANT ORPHANS.

The maragenent of WOlfsterberger's Great
M1rror of Arctic Regions now on exhibition at Odd
Fellows jail and late of Egyptian Hall, London,
anpSuncs two Exhibitions in aid of the Washing
toncity Protestant Orphan Asylum confident that
the community with one accord will cheerfuliy and
hPeGaliy CO operate in this charitable work.
FRIDAY next has been appointed for the occa-
sion. The orphans of the asylum Will be present in
The aitefnoon The proceeds of each exhibition
VIII be equally divided with the institution there
fore IT is earnestly hoped that the ctizens general
ana esPss;,a,,iy those favorable e the asylum
"irrhhco on h9le 70 this PIaiseworthy object
ropean and american connoiseurs to be exquisite
gems art. and endorsed as such by the press and
Afternoon Exhibition commences at half past 2
O'Clock Evening Exhibition at 8. Admission Is
cents; chill dren IS cents. nor
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wIsrAI's BAIsAM or WILD GERRY.
Csvss Brosehsal Afecstess asd al Dtssoscs ef "a

From the Boston Evening Traveller, ysnusrys.
proprietors Of Wistay's Baisas ~ Wa sAs.vy N.
us 10 say thst eu PERSONAL e<pie~ee IN the u.s OF
this Article. has Impressed ne fsvOrably. Ono ha
proprietors OF the Traveller vas urely cured Of n
severe cough c four months confirm moe. by IN |,
OF this Ralsam and several Of lends and sc-
quantances, who have tried the article. haye found
" Of great service in chewing N m OF severe
coughs and shertnsss Of breathing. with shsh they
None genuine unless signed !. Byrrs on The
Prcparsd By q W. Fevls Co.. Bossoa, sec for
gale By p. Gilman. .. c; Ford ~ ~, w.
InsEon; and b. dsaisrs svepvhsrss - 90 Slvf
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g -re. THE MPIRE
DASH, BLIND, DOOR, AND MOULDING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 500 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Center Market
N. G. RNING,
SUCCESSOR TO
H. w. HAMILTON & CO,

take this opportunity of calling the attention of
Carpenters and Builders TO the immense stock of
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, 30,
&c, now In store and daily receiving from the man.
the materials fur nished from this est a6Iishment
are second TO nons. Our stock we warrant manu-
foctured from vol seasoned lumber, AID finished
by experienced workmen. We do not hesitate to
stock of the above mentioned articles ever bafore
offered IN this vicinity, to which we respectfully
invite the attention OF the public.
;, SAVE YOUR TINE AND MONEY. 49,,
Establishment, No $50 Sc zenith ct, Get, where you
will get good article at fair price.
OUR DOOR DEPARTMENT
rous sizes, styles, and thickresses A small lot of
Premium Fancy Front Doors, which are worthy
the attention of those about buiding-having
drawn the first premium at the Pennsylvania State
Eslr, and manufactured at the Empire Mills OF
Messrs. Potter i Co.
OUR SASH AND BLIND DEPARTMENT
IL Also complete with all sizes and styles, to which
vocal particular attention; Glazed sash CONSTANT
furnished at short notice.
OUR MOULDING DEPARTMENT
is also comp etc with all the nov in general
any desired pattern, Also, all kinds of Turned
Work, Scroll Saving, Newell Posts, Bausters
Door Frames, and Window Frames, of all kinds.
Also on han "a general Assortment oil Glass, futtJ
IDA call Is solicited and satIsfact.on gwen or
no sale.
N. B.-A liberal discount for cash.
N. g. CUNNING,
Proprietor of the Empire Sash. Blind
and Moulding Establishment,
ro2-n No. $50 Seventh street.
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From Havana and n,xice.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov The steamer Empire
City, from Havana on the eth. has arrived Sugars
were quiet but prices firm. Stock p 600 boxes.
Advices FROM Vera Cruz 70 the 2eth state that
the assault on Guadalajara was made In sx
columns Of !, 500 men each. To was reported thst
Castillo. with ~ ofhceu, had been captured and
shot - -r
Advices from Porto Rico TO the 27th state that
heavy rains would render the coffee crop scarce.
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Fires In south Caroline and Georgia.

CHARLESTON, Nov. s-A Ere In Anderson Dis
trict has destroyed the Williamson Springs
Hotel The hotel aud furniture IL valued at
With It's contents The goods were Insured for
sf0f00 In Northern insurance companies Loss
sl2, 900.
FoRT GAINES, Ga Nov. IA FIRE at this place
bus aud several stores and dwellings. Loss be-
tween forty and fifty thousand dollars. The Are
was the work of an incendiarv
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DIED,

Al Greenwood Farm. near the Long Old Fields.
TIA, wife Of Mr.. Benjamin Padgett. in the Glst
year of her age. s.tfl q q ~ ~
This escelient lady resided for fifteen years Is
the vicinity Of and made many trends
in that section by her slniabe disposition and
az onr VISIT dnrst"n With chrpsti..
and leaves daughter Can only child inconsolabs
st her loss. sq ~ % .FHTtFs
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HoxRopAruc Rtmrprrs

81: !: "a s.s: III s:S
IN cases. containing. % walls, from 81 20 ~
each, With book Of fnl directions. For sale By
retail agent w, A Fitzgerald, $50 north ? street;
also BY n. b. Winter. corner OF Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixth street. Also, PoHds Extract If HttcA
Hare, for internal and external infammations Of
all kinds. Sold ss above. ma s-ly
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HOLLOWAY PILIs.

Pyesnaaep.-During this delicate situation, ladies'
thartic medicine for correcting thoss positions
and nauseeting sickness 10 which they are sphect
a. this period. They give gentle stimulus 70 he
circulation, and purify and exp@l al thosa homors
which irTitaie the stomach aud bowels. They are
90 mild that the most delicats oonst Ia ien may
take them with perfect safety. For sssisfsrs fe
males ct the dawn Of vom&nh0od, or az the turn Of
life they equally adapted. Sold by all DRUG xists
at 25c., $40. and Q per box. no5lw
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Another United states Judge to Resign

7 AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov The Montgomery Mail
publishes dispatch from Apalachicola, stating
that Judge Mcintosh, OF the Federal court OF
Western Florida, viii resign on the Inauguration
Of Lincoln.
Nearly all the votes Of Apalachicola were cast
for Breckenridge.
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The Wheeler & Wilson Agency is at No 316
Pennsylvania avenue. Prices range from $50 to
Sr5 Full instructions given to purchasers, ct
thetr houses.
silk, Cotton, Needles, &C.. for sale.
i. ]. STEER, Agent,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue
N. B.-Send for Circular. oc 25-SwIf
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REMEMBER the exhibitions this afternoon and
evening Of the Mirror Of Arctic Regions at ODD
Fellows Hall for the benefit Of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum Of this city.
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The United state. steamer seminole

PHnADELrHIA. Nov s-There 10 no doubt Of
the safety Of tue United States gunboat Seminole.
She was 10 leave Maranham, September I'D, for
Pernambuco, and would be piloted through the
canal from Clara 20 Pernsmb1co.
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CENTRAL GUARD-HoUsE CAsEs.-Mary McCar
thy, drunk aud disorderly; fine and costs, 81 Is
andrew Myers, do SO Is; Jack simms, colorsd
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BOARDING..

BOARD, with comfortable Rooms for single
- gentlemen, at 800 ID street, near It'll. Dinner
at half past IL o'clock. no 8-Iw%
pOARDISG,-Six CT eight Young men can he
- accommodate with Board at 3sS Fourth ct .
corner r., located near the Inhrmary. Also, a suit
Of Rooms for rent. nos
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ONLY Two more nights Of the great panorama
OF Arctic Regions, the most magnificent painting
ever placed before the public. Every lover of th.
beautiful should witness this superior work O.
art. Tomorrow Saturday positively the las
exhibition in this CITY,
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.FIRE.-This morning, between two and three
O'Clock, a fire broke out in the direction of the
Park, which Illuminated the surrounding country
The alarm was given, but few fremen started
believing II to be nothing more than bonfire
A piece Of the apparatus of the Franklin Fire
Company was taken out, and the fremen report
this morning that the alarm was caused by the
burning Of the large double frame cottage on
Seventh street, near the boundary built fer DIR
Morgan II was unoccupied, and was destroyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

ATTENTION all lovers of the Union-ladies e.
pecially-frst winter opening Of the latest STYLES
bonnets, hats, and fats, on Saturday, November
10, at Stevens fancy store, 336 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets ct
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Raistwsre s1arksss.

. BALrmoHI. Nov. e.-Flour steady; Howard
street and Ohio IS. So; City Mills IS 81. Wheat
dull; red 81 2oasl IS; white el 40al.65 Corn
active; yellow 6ss70c. Provisions quiet; bacon
sides ii xa1l Nc; mess pork Sl950sie IS Coffee
steady al l4al5c. whisky duh at 2oHs2Oxc.
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DiscHARsED.-This morning, VIM. Bull, who
was arrested here for robbing captain Of a river
beat, In Baltimore, was brought out of Jail, and
taken before Justice Dom No requisition hav-
he was committed, he was disc harged from Gus
todv 49,
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sToLES.-Last night, workman I'm the employ
Of Cleary Green, having little work TO do on
ID, near Thirteenth street, drove up to the house
with the horse and wagon belonging TO the frrn
He lei the horse, as he thought, securely fastened
while he went TO his work; but he was conaider
ably alarmed and astonished upon coming out to
md the horse and wagon non est The animal
had but recently been purchased by the Arm
Nothing had been heard Of the properly up to the
time Of this writing.
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yrRGrNfa

we continue to-day our table Of iossss and gains
n the recent VrRinis election. az compared with
6oggin; -'~
Bell gsine BrecNiprsdgs S,,,.
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LADIES, fail not to go to Stevens fancy store on
Saturday, 10th November First winter opening
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ADJUSTMENTS
WAsHIFss.;I..oN THEnk 4. a,,.,f.

AMUSEMENIh
WAsnrFE:s.:..!o.lNs rHfak Il. :. v. GLENN.
BENEFIT BE- OF TINS Nh. 5 jSsEPAAs jlsrrERsos,
n. The celebrated American Com dish,
On which occasion he T, sRp1sr in cha
In Ton S TiSl saERTS1N Cors fSSmedy of
Anu T&AE spEeSTEs skipEsk Rssclai'f'' Of
RAIEs OF ApNissIos -.Psreu. and press Circle
g cents Colchester Chairs 81; Private Boxes SIS.
ODD Eel s'IHA
wolfstenberger's Mirror
ARCTIC REGIONS! 81.
psPsi ~ 3: 81 E Gssn A
Dr. Kane, and Captain MoCllntook..
a: exhibited at Hal for s
people. and exhibited before her AIaiesty QuEEN
IIcroRIA. and The ENTIRE CouRr At Buckingham
These Paintings have been pronounced. by Euro
enoS.nDs S genius in sSs
world. and are quite unlike any similar attempts Of
Produced from original sketches. With every at
tsntloa to accuracy Of detail these Paintings may
With scisntio gems, and osI. rare :' and
intellectual ENTERTAINMENT. -
The attraction Of the Arctic EonseF
lustrsten-the elegance of dictlon and eosuenoe of
thought conveyed by the lecture-rarey fails to
chain every cultivated irtellect.
The thrilling scenes of those daring navigators of
the Arctic Zone are portrayed with q viyidne.s
st4rtling that the audi led to believe them
selves actually amid the scenes represented
Each scene is adorned in fresco with authentic
portraits by WlRterhalter, of the principal Arctic
celebrities.
Leeture by ALFRED SMITH, Esq, of London.
Admission IS oents; children Is cents.
liberal arrans ements made with schools.
Doors open at O'Clock; Entertainment oom-
menoes at O'Clock. 'if
See descriptive bills. noS-u
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POLICE MATTERS Before Justice Ba,naelo -
Ernst Leoffier was charged with setting I'D and
permitting game Of tenpins to be played on his
premises without first obtaining license 80 70 do
He was fined S105S. Charles Steel was accused
OF using indecent language in the streets; and on
proof OF the ohense being duly made he was fined
SI,N. James Clagen being accused Of disorderly
behavior, was brought before the magistrate who
upon hearing the evidence faed him 81 81
Patrick Hogan was charged with vending l'uuors
with no license from the Register. He was ex-
amined and fined S20.94. Robert Richardson
charged with disorderly conduct was taken be-
fore the magistrate and fined 81 o. Henrietta
Mason was found drunk, and on examination
was further discovered to have no visible means
OF support She was sent to the work house for 30
days; +. Bryan, accused Of selling liquor on
Sunday, was fined $40 So Mary Eaton. accused
OF disorderly behavior, was fined s. "a Louisl
Sanoloro was charged with selling liquor without
license, and on examination was fined 500 81
r. smith and Nj. Stahl behaved in a disorderly
manner, and Were fined 81 "a each Daniel At
worth, accused Of indecent behavior was ex-
amir ed and fined 81 o. John II Evans was
brought up for disorderly conduct, and upon snf.
nclent proof, was fined 81 "a. Eli Shorter,
charged with throwing stones In the street was
tried and fined 81 81. James Clagett. accused of
Indecent conduct, tried for the same and fined
81 %. John Newman accused of THROWING stones
in the street, was fined S1.9l Patrick Murray
was arrested on charge of stealing sundry Colts
reyolvers from f Kingman. He was examined
and held to bail In 800 for his appearance at the
Criminal Court.
Before Justice CGrk-Alfred Pugh wss brous ht
mp On charge of being drunk and disorderly I'm
the streets In default OF security and costs he
was sent to the workhous for sirty DAYS
VIM May, Corinda Jones, Milton Jones and
Lewis Donoho were each brought up for throwing
stones In the streets, and each fined 81 and costs
M Oppenheimer was charged with creating a
nuisance, and was fined 81 and costs
Anna Minor was brought up for swearing, and
after examination fined 81 and costs
Anna Maria Crocke was accused of profanity,
aud was fined 81 and costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteen
aud a-half street, schooner T.. j Pickup, Pickup,
Philadelph Is, with i03 tons Of coal for Mr.. T..
Drury, and 100 tons for Mr.. II d. GunnelI Also,
sloop Delaware, Gibbs, Philadelphia, with. 300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

TAXING TAz BIT THE FORELccK-Some of the
republican party Westinghouse seem inclined
10 lose nothing In the way Of Office under the
Incoming ADM nstraton by delay tThus we
perceive that petitions are already being carried
around the city for signatures recommending our
well known fellow-citizen, Major b. b French,
One Of these is being offered to citizens without
distinction Of party for their signatures, and
another to members OF the republican party only
" Is likely that ere twentyfour hours eIapse sim
liar petitions for the appointment Of half dozen
others to the same ONCE will be passing around
as "Plenty az blackberriesn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

LECTURE, with experiment., by Prof. Henry,
before the Teachers Association, tomorrow
HIorping, at IL O'Clock, In TIE apparatus room Of
the Smithsonian Institution. All persons inter
ested In the natural sciences whether TEACHERS OF
not, are cordially invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

TIE THEATRK.-Jefersonian comedy, at the
Theatre, Is going on swimmingly ever. To-
night Mr. Jefferson takes n benefit, on which
occasion a splendid bill is offered. II being no
less than sour American Cousin and .'rhe
Spectre Bridegroom" Mr.. jefferson representing
Asa Trenchard and Diggory. Secure your seats
early IL you want to stand any chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

NoTlcE.-Distfict Of Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted In the BALrrMoRE SUN are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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MRS J. HIGBIR,
lNl ARTIST in HAIR JRwELRY, q
ger-rings, Necklaces, Bressfpins, Guard Chains,
Heerta, Crosses, &C., made e. order, st
No. -. 5dyss SIssssi Ny; ~ sso osc s sFt'
90 is-in'. ~S Rsshissts~,D g. .s2gt,g- =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

FiRsr wisIEr opening Of Zoe millinery on Sat
tween Ninth and Tenth 1'g1ff' y N
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and i've O'Clock, the dwelling OF Mr. George
Brown, on Ninth street east, Ibetween \ and 6
was entered by burglar, and a bureau drawer
robbed Of about 81 In money. The entrance
was effected by the robber getting upon the roof
Of q shed adjoining, and into an upper back win
dow, and forcing the drawer where the money
was.
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PERSONAL.

HONORARY DISCHARGED.-M ]. r,
H Harrls, who was arrested on charge of obtain
ing books dictionaries &C. under ia pref noes
was yesterday honor ably discharged BY Justice
Ferguson, there being no evidence to hold him or
warrant his arrest Hs
MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
gifted and Intslligent ladyI can be consulted on
the Past: Present and Future Events. Call at No.
400 Eighth ST., between g and IL, Washington.
no 2-lms
MADAME FELIX, Fortune Teller from Paris
IS1 beSs leave to inform her former friends, and
the public general y, that she has removed to $50
Ninth street. northeast corner of N where she will
be happy to see all who may desire have the past
present and future satisfactorily explained.
90 Him.
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HOW HAVE THE LADIES VOTED!

ELIAS HowK, JR, of Boston, who is the inventor
of the "lock-sti.Sh" used by the principal sewing
him Of The humber sold By each compa NV and
oblges them to pay him license for very machine
sold. The follow ng statement is copied from Nj
be seen that WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
ING MACHINE is preferred by an immense ma
jority of the ladies' spite of the efforts Of inter
asfan "a rtias to mi lis sala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

MISSIONARY MKxrIsG.-By a notice In the
proper column, II will be seen that Rev. w
Rooey, late President Of the MARYLAND Annual
Conference, Is 20 deliver discourse in the Eas
washington Mission Methodist Protestant hurch
on the subject Of Missions - next SUNDAY Nh,
reputation Of the Rev. Mr.. Robey will. doubt
less, attract large audience to hear him on thai
occasion. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

ing immediately oppcsts the Sess Wing Of 9TH the
City Hal, recently occupied BY Chss. .. Wallseh
- IN ofhoe. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor of the same building. For
terms apply 20 RICHARD WALLACE, No. 3
Louisiana avenue. 10 - 4
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LOCAL NEW s.

III Though The STAR 10 printed on the fastest
steam press In south Of Baltimore, its edition
is so lsrge to require 1t to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
aent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09

TOR RENT-Posscsslon on the LIST Of October
l. The DWELLING HOUSE No. ASS ID street,
at present occupied by the Rev. Or. Butler, and
next door to the residence Of the advertiser.
80 90 j. NJ. CARLISLE.
N.B...It Will not be let for a boarding house.
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10 TO FRENCH & RICHSTEIN's No. a7s
NJ Penn. avenue, and look at the new American
editions Of Mccaniey, 6illoa, Hume and the Poets,
lish editions: Can and take loox @ thems soi
EVERYBODY should come 20 the, RE0PLE'S
Il CLOTHING STORE, No. l6Ol 8eventh
street. 70 buy Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats
sna asg
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ALABAMA

AUGUSTA, Nov s-The Montgomery GALA
Mail says that BreckiRridges plurality in tina
State 10 fully 10000. 80.