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That Valuable Farm,
Beautiful Farm,
Housekeeping Made Easy.

yr,rTr y-r5EaT CHEER TEaST CAKES Efl always II
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IN set ous tOzsu Yeast Cakes which vii make 80
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ECn CsEFS SILVER SOAP, hourly expected BY
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FOR Suruz cleaning II l. II 7ali1E PANT
Trn C;Ias-ss tsIfed VuF- Marble, Silver or Plated
Ware
REFRIGERATORS have sod large lot Ct
those famous Phiais-ph-a ReiT -sera-lfs We nave
- Lot -1,Iuz They are warranted give StistsC
tio1 as they only the besE but th-y are t1s
cheapest known
E1EIs n MACKENZIE 8 NISCHTS.
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Dry-EOadS very Chpap.

7 an now in receipt Of my La-ge and vel assorted
lstock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which an
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As quick sales ami smal. profits IS NY motto, am
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favor with cal, especially 70 cash buyers. Come
and see Tor yourselves DAVID HCMiHlEE5
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EAUaBLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S ALE.
That Suburban Residence,

W SHTS;G % make ether Investments, ve prgPos,
w 70 sell al Real Estate In Davidson co. q
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Tin Roof 20.
DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

- - DR.. KING formerly Of New York for
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~ and who has devoted hIs attention to
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himself, having attended q practice for so many
years AMI cured many thousands, he enabled TO
cure ali diseases Ol private nature matter how
bad they may be from nIudIcIOUs medical treatment,
ORION neglect Ui their Dr. King DIspensary IS
No = LideTlcE street, between Cherry the 4uare
ecOut story, where he all diseases OF private
nature.
GUnOrhea cured without nauSeous medicines or in
eTlereuCe with business.
Structures OF old recent date eeCtuaIly cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where a Structure exists health canuOt be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
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Syphls, " Ia all the diseases Of the SKIN growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be eiectually
cured ID a lew days.
SEMINAL bsIkJ1eSS-PaTtCUar attention having been
given 10 tins disease, and all the consequences growing
out oL It, brought on many by the destructive
habits OF lnconsderate youths, and excessive Indu
genCe Ol tie passions neglect OF which VIII under
mne the constitution, rendering the subject for
business or society, and causing premature old age.
Females vino may be abOrIng with any difficulty of
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their
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sary medicines sent to their address. Oihce hours
from O'Clock IN the morning until In the evening
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ART GALLERY
Of American Portraiture.

Corner of Union and llIege Streets.
Il HIS establishment, the most extensive in the south
west, stH continues - BE- the resort the fashion
and beauty OF our country, which fully endorses the
RUM for
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MONEY.

Dsad South CArolina, 6sorSia sud AZ bsroa vr,n -
neyl4-f ~ssAs'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

ANOTHER MURDER CASE AT A HOUSE, OF Ill
FAME Last evening. between 8 and . O'Clock, .
soldier named James Fowler, Of tie Cd Pennsyi-
vania Regiment, was shot at the honss a. Ellen
Warren otherwise called Jenny Lind), Which 10
in the First Ward, on New York avenue, south
side, between Twenty-nrst and Twenty second
SITS. When the police force entered the house, q
few minutes after O'Clock, they found him lying
on the floor, living but specifies, with a bullet
wound in the back Of his head. The missile en-
tered the lower part Of the skull and did not pass
through, but is lodged IN the head The wounded
man fingered until about eleven O'Clock when be
died.
The body was identified by the two brothers Of
the murdered man, who IL a single man FROM
Pittsburg, without property.
Ellen Warren. the house keeper; Mary Arm
strong alias Sis Coombs, who went up TO the bed
chamber In the upper story with Fowler, and wa
with him I'm that room when he was murdered
there; George Niblo, teamster, who went 10 the
house with Fowler, and was there when be Vas
murdered; Charles Smith, another teamster; aht
Chester Haslup, youth, nephew Of Ellen War
was committed, were all arrested by the patrol
men OF the First Ward, and taken 10 the guard.
house at the West End, where they now are.
A coroneI's inquest 10 being held 70 day, bot
the evidence 90 far Is OF very contradictory ehsr
acter.
ATTENTION 10 called to the notice elssvhsrs q
the deserving Fair IN Georgetown, for ths esnset
of sick soldiers In the hospitals. A fns y.
Military band performs nightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

MICHIGAN CLERKS AT woRK.-Editor Star
The employees in the several Departments, from
Michigan, met last evening at the Office Of Gen
II l.. Stevens In this city, and formed a soldiers
aid association, having in view, particularly the
interests Of the Michigan troops In this military
department. constitution was adopted, and
officers were elected 40 follows: Hon. James M.
Edmunds, President; Judge j. n. Gray, Vice
President; Il. j. Alvord, Secretary q. Moses,
Treasurer
The objects Of the association briefly are TO
look after the sick and wounded in the hospitals
and the general condition Of the soldiers in camp
70 that the comforts and necessities which are
constantly being made up and forwarded to this
city by the families and friends Of the soldiers
reach the company or regiment desired, and to be
a special means Of communication between the
people Of Michigan and their gallant representa-
tives In the army Of the Potomac
A fund was raised to carry on the objects Of the
Association, and committees were appointed to
carry out the details A storekeeper-J. Bloss,
ESQ. Of the General Land Ofice-was appointed
TO take charge Of the goods arriving by express
for our soldiers and forward packages to the reg-
ment or company indicated.
This movement Is one In the right directi0
and cannot fall TO work positive good to our brave
soldiers. The association desires communications
from the several Michigan regiments, directed to
the secretary at Washington.
Respectfully, MEME
Washington, Dec Ii, 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxvvIIth c0NGREsS-secsnd session.
wrpNrspAY. preenher

II
WkpNEspAfs peeemed ~;
shNAIh-Anet me preses,enon sno reference
OF sunofy prlNee memorias soo Wo private
oms-
MI Harris introduce bill 70 consruct rail-
| roao rom washington 20 Baluu1ore, upon ne
pan suggested oy TOE Secretary OF War; referred
10 the MlhnrT Affairs Co -mittee.
or. Cnandler introduced a resolution 30 pay ne
wiooW OF senator Bingham the srrearages, &c !,
Of bis senatorial compensation; referred 70 Incl
dental ca oenses COMMITTEES.
Mr. Wilson lnroduceda bill 70 increase the
number OF the cSaees AZ the West Point Military
Academy. Referred 70 the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs
Here the President enter,d the Hall, sccomps-
MED oy Senators Trumoul Sod browning, and
his secretaries hessrs Nicolay >nd hay)i eao -
soon as he was seated,
Mr.. Nesmith announced the death OF his late
colleague, Senator Baker, Of Oregon, "a al elo-
quent and feeling eulogy; closing with 1fering,
the customary resolutions Of coincidence adj eurn-
ment over, &c.
Mr.. McDougal then addressed the SenGe in q
similar eoloRyi and was followed by Mr.. Brown
Ing and Mr.. Cowan, the latter Of whom was o.
cupying the attention Of the BODY, sinilsflYs
when o AZ reporter LEFT the chamber.
HousE.-After the confederation Of oons,dsr,
bic business OF minor importance the foIIowfnr
bills and Joint resolutions were introduced and
referred
lnstrucnng the Committee on MILITARY lrsirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
UNTRUE.

UNTRUE.
Yesterdsy's New York T,i5pns, in commsntiar
upon Its report Of the proceedings Of late party
esucus in the Capitol, remarked that ia thseourss
of the debate
the recent report OF Mr.. Cameron bad been 40
cepted by the President, Gen. McClellSa went 10
toe latter and threatened 70 resign ualeti the
passages concerning the srming Of The tl1ves
Were modified"
Now, we are at liberty to state, positively atd
distinctly, that IL Mr.. Stevens made any such al.
legation, HE STATED THAT WHICH WAS NOT TRvI.
TIE FIRST MICHIGAN CAVALRY.
This regiment passed through Washington yes-
te d., on the way t. j1i1 General Bsnksb col.
umn. The men composing IL, and their horses,
are both capital material. The former, how.
ever evidently req Iire severe training 70 render
them soldiers In fact, as well az IN name. The
great lack in the army 10 in the cavalry arm OF
the service; not one mounted volunteer In ave.
being, up to this time, good rider, or looking a.
soldier should look In his personal bearing and
appearance.
Among the means of remedYing this deficiency
Is the prompt EN- ployment Of re differentfOreign
officers Of experience who are daily applying 20
enter service. We have Just now one In our
minds eye who comes here with the very highess
testimonials Of his experience, efficiency, extern
sive military attainments and high personal
character, having been actively engaged through
out some Of the most notable campaigns Of mod.
ern times. The services Of such an ofncer
speaking English fuently as he does) at the
head Of a volunteer cavalry or artillery company,
would be most valuable indeed. Yet being I'M
acquainted in our service, be knows not where 10
find regiment requiring a captain competent TO
act as military instructor. We will take pleasure
in directing him to any Colonel who may write
US a request to that end.
THE REBELS IN FORCE.
From information in our possession we believe
that the rebels have for the past week been con-
centrating troops between occcquan, until they
now have a camp Of about 1900 there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

AN APPEAL FOR THE ORPHANS The lady
managers of st. Joseph's Orphan ASYLUM most
earnestly appeal to charitable and generous
hearts-to all those whose daily life 10 gladdened
and made joyous with the surroundings Of plenty,
prosperity and peace-to remember amid the COM
forts and luxuries Of happy homes the outcast
and forsaken, aud nobly come forward to support
with their presence and assist with their purses
the sale which 10 now open at Franklin Hall,
corner Of Ninth and d street, for the beneft Of
the destitute and desolate little orphan BOYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11
DIED,

On the 10th instant, after short illness, JACOB
Il FOX, native Of Philadelph il, In the ED year
His remains will be taken to Falls Church, from
Camp " adsworth, Upton's Hill, Va, on Thurs
day, December u. (Phiadelp hls papers copy.]
On the 10th of December, ANNA O'DONNELL,
wife Of Thomas O'Donnell, aged Is years..
Her funeral i'll take place to- morrow, IRON her
hus 5and,s residence, on ID street, between Sd and
~ streets, leland, st2 O'Clock. Her friends and
the friends Of the family are invited
In Georgetown. ID. c.. on Sunday, the e.h inst,
after painful illness Of weeks, Mr.. GEORGE
GRIMES, aged 81 years and IL months.
Dearest father, thou hast left us,
Here thu loss we deeply feel
But it's God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sOrrows heal.
Yet. again We hope TO meet thee,
When the day Of life 10 fec,
Then In heaven with JOY TO greet thee,
Whsre no farewell tear IL shed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

HoNEsTY.-In these days OF army contractors,
suffers, &C. 1t is certainly refreshing to have to
record case Of honesty. - Carter, one Of the
drivers Of the Union line Of omnibuses, a night
or two since, received So so gold piece from a
gentleman, both mistaking 1t for a dime. The
driver promptly returned the money when salts
fed Of the identity Of the party from whom he
received Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

SOLDIERS SPECIAL NOTICE DO your duty to
yourselves, protect your health, use Holloway's
Pills and Ointment For wounds, sores, bowel
complaints, and fevers, they are a perfect safe
guard. Full directions how to use them with
every box. Only Is cents. 210
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

The STAR IN THE FIRST WARD Mr.. John
Mathews 10 the sole agent for serving the STAY to
subscribers In the First Ward Of this city. All
only to him; as well all arrearages due In that
ward for the Baltimore Sxs, Of which he Is also
the agent there. 1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

BoYD's WASHING roN CITY DIRECTORY for 1s6
Is now In course of publication. The canvasser
are actively employed collecting the necessary In
formation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

APPOINTED William R. Snyder, Of Min, has
been appointed to temporary hst-class (sl 200
per annum) clerkship in the Pension Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

Go AND SEE George Christy, japanese Tommy
and the Others Of the great company now estab
lished at the Christy Opera House, Tenth street
Next week the Christys Will bring out some O
their inimitabls after pieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

WHITE HcUsB.-See the advertisement a
another column Of the we'll known and popula
place OF resort In Georgetown, the White Hous
Restaurant, and then go over and see what goo,
things may be had In our sister city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-11

VERDICT OF THE CoRoNKR's JuRY.-The Coro.
ner's inquest into the cause Of the death Of chm
Bringline, who was shot the night before last In
Prather's alley, resulted In a verdict of death
from shot fred from a pistol in the hands OF
one Albert Contner. A slip Of paper was found
In the pocket Of the deceased, indicating that he
was a married man.