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Leaves IN ri ESD tY. 10 h inst At : P NJ
FOR LOUESEET. .F-TEE Fl We AND
~ rcguar passenger Narket Louisville Capt.
Al1t tfl olcra master VIII leave tor hnli>N lille and
asisasc9a intermediate landings above freight or
passage apply on board,
THOS KEFFFE,
a16 Is tnvier street
plan of the cabin be and secured by
npDlyin" to the agent.
The L. Il nay particular attention the delivery
and plantation business.
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ENARLSEG a. CO., FRANCIS, FINE KhAUy MADE
- Clothing and feneMen's Furnishing Goods CORNER of 81
Oharies and Common streets, under ST. Charles Hotel
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ItHVe 0n s VIZ RI1AY. Anvil 20 NJ 5 P. n.
REGULAR WEEKLY RED RIVER
49, h. U. S. Mail Packet Ora DUESc-For JET.
ISaers9n, Shreveport Grand Bayou Colshatta Camp
Grand Ecore, St. Maurice Montgomery Co
ule. Alexandria, NOmans GOrtous Barbins and ali inter
mediate landings Red verThe entirely new light draugt
fast running passenger packet Grand Duke sam Ap.
pegae MASTER will leave above freight or passage
apply on board. fNoN
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI.
40 Advertising Agent.
he Grand Duke connects Shreveport with the steamer
Fea for jefferson and all Intermediate landings and with the
W. NJ Levy for Fulton and above the Raft. 1880 ~
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STATE Of LOUISIANA.
WIN s. SLEAnE, OWNER OF
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT LIE SIZE AMBO AT GENERAL
-, JOHN L. HODGES vs.. HIS
OF New Orleans CREDITORS AND THE GRE.
nlInES OF SAID BOAT.
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THE LATEST NEWS
re l. EG RAP HIO.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLEsros. Jan. 2 IT he following additional
Commissioners have been appointed: For Texas
John Moo ueen; Georgia James L. Orr; Missls
sippi, Armistead Burt, instead Of Mr. Bonham
MI Sprau started this morning for Tallahassee
Florida The cthe1 Will have their commissions
prepared TO- night
The Columbia Artillery Corps, hry strong.
arrived to-day at one O'Clock and proceeded 10
the harbor. They will use Charleston piece Of
artillery.
Two companies Of infantry are being formed
nom the 10th regiment
Two thousand pounds Of powder have lust been
ordered 20 he sent 10 one Of the forts
The citizens Were startled tonight by Oh. trinp
OF cannon from the forts II proved % be. how
ever, false alarm, and the Carolinisns were only
practicing.
CHARLEsroN, Jan. "A large number Of whites
and negroes are now engaged In erecting redoubis
along The coast
ME- Benjamin Mordecsi yesterday presented the
Stote with ten thousand dollars.
The steamship Nashville had considerable al a.
mculiy In getting out Of the hsrbor on scoount OF
the fog.
The Courier Of this morning SAYS that many
northern journals reterse their false assertion that
me telegraph in this city 10 under surveillance 10
10 not 90, and the editors and reporters when they
make such assertions, know that they are lying
lThe authorities may not dictate the despaiches,
but the reporters well know that IL they dare tell
the whole truth In their dexpatches their lives
would be In danger. The truth IL, a reign Of ter
ros alrerdy exists In Charleston, almost az com
plete as ever existed In Paris in Revolutionary
umes.-ED. STAR1
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New York LesisIsture

ALBANY, Jan. AIN the Senate today AZ,
Spinola (democrst) introduced a series Of Tesolu-
lions authorizing the Governor % tender 20 the
PRESIDENT OF the United States the services of the
military Of the State, 20 be used as he ,hould
deem best 10 preserve the Union and enforce the
Constitution and laws Of the country Also in
strncnng the committee on Military Affairs 70
report bill TO raise SlO,O0 Co., properly 70 arm
Mr.. Spinoa said be believed the time an
proac bed when old party divisions must be tenn
porarily laid aside, and that all good citizens
should unite for the preservation Of the Union
ana put down Northern abolitionism aud South.
ern fanaticism. The resolutions were laid over
Governor Morgan in his message, transmitted
to the Legislature to-day sitter referring TO State
affairs, devotes the last portion Of IL 70 the consd
Grafton Of secession, closing by saying that Il 10
the duty Of the National Executive 90 act with
promptness and hrmness, and the National Lesis-
latnre with moderation and spirit Of Cancellation
and the public press with that regard 20 rights Of
all sections and interests with It's vast inf ence
demands. Let, says the Governor New York
set an example In this respect Let her oppose no
barrier, but let her representatives in Congress
give ready support 30 any Just and honorable
settlement Let her stand In hostility 90 none
but extending the hand OF fellowship 10 all, live
up TO the strict letter Of the cordially
unite with other members Of the Confederacy in
proclaiming It's endorsements, and the determine
ton that the Constitution shall be honored and
the Union Of the States preserved He recon-
mends the repeal Of the Personsl Liberty BILL and
also recommends that other States do the SINE.
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYoR,s OFFICE.


WASHING TON, January 3, 1861.
The City Councils having, by joint resolution,
expressed their concurrence in the recommends.
ton Of the President Of the United States as to the
proPriety Of setting apart day Of fasting, humli.
alton and prayer, respectfully commend to the
citizens Of Washington to abstain from all secular
employment, and assemble, on Friday, the 4th
instant, according to their several forms Of wor-
ship, to keep 1t as solemn fast.
JAMES 6. BERRET, Mayor.
JoINr RESOLUTION IN reference to the day of
fasting, hsnssiiation, and prayer recommended
by the Prestdsat.
WHEREAS the President of the United States has
recommended that Friday, the fourth day of
January next, be observed az a day of general
fasting, humiliation, and prayer therefore
Resolrsd by the Board Of Aldsrmes aad Board
Of Common Council Of tie city Of Washington,
That the Mayor be requested to invite the coope-
ration Of the people of this city I'm said recon.
mendation, and that the Offices Of the Corporation
be closed on the day named,
GRAFTON POWELL,
PyesideHt Of ths Board of C. omn,on Coxncil
WIN. w. MOORE,
Vice President of the Board of Aldermen.
Approved, January Q, 1861.
Jan. Git JAMES q. BERRET, Mayor.
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PROPOSALS F00RRfEtiktEEccrlNG A COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE AT PHILA-
TRRAsuRy npp.prMvxr Daoamhay

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December %, 1850.
&. T Be q IBIS PS
q S, the of the
Ing TO the plans and specifications prepared at this
These proposals must be for the whole work; but
each portion Of the work and the amount b there
tive amount Tor each kind Of work carried out,
serving the right TO reject acc,gt the proposal,
o. x1S
Department also reserves the rlEh. 70 .Ielade the
Sd: Of q o, whom there is
s. Which they Ssvs to oman b.
indireoton; and sil bids when shall be parties
that. upon investigation, are below fair price for
No contract will be awarded to bidders until de-
tails furnished the Department Of the prices Of
the different kinds of work and materials whlch
so that the gos. bid shall BE-
upon the whole WORK to guido the DepsItmsnt in
Ninety per cent. Of the amount of work done and
materials delivered. according 70 contract price,
an agent Of the Department appoited for that puG-
pose,l will be PAID from time to time as the work
the
e me sfsSs ~ sSd BE- forfeited In the
: q b the q IN
viii b forfsiture Of the name. me- 'A' : '
Each proposal must be accompanied bv writ. n
=. 6s
or Attorney Of the said distriot,) in the sum 81
hss m nj
bend With proper and sufficient securities for i'll
Plans, speclfestions and working draxin car
DO examined after forty days, All other informa-
r. ). :sn As
Fl y:
p m. OF the last day named for rsceiyIng the same
in the presence of the bidders, n any choose 70 at
tend. PHILIP F. THOMAS,
de - 60d3taW Secretary Of the Treasury.
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GEORGETOWN.


GRoRsKrowN. January 3. fse1
Tomorrow friday viii he generally observed
here az day Of fasting and prayer, In accordance
with the recommendation Of the President Ser
vices viii he held In the various churches and
places Of business win probably be closed. There
viii be no market until Saturday morning next
Our City Councils would have taken some action
In the mattsr, as yours did, had not the members
that the day would be properly observed
by our citizens without any action on their part
The Union Prayer Meetings are continued here
and much interest n manifested.
We understand that elements Of discord have
entered into the "wigwam" over here. all about
whom the Republican Association Of our city
shall recommend for the Msrshalship. There are
two Georgetown candidates In the held II appears
and each has bis friends and hackers in the asso-
citation. We have been furnished with reports
OF proceedings at the two last meetings, which
we have not the time TO prepare for your readers
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03
Pennsylvania LesisIature

HARRIsBuRG, Jan. 2-The Union resolutions
reported by the majority committee Of the senate
only one member Directing, were, after debate
made the order for tomorrow
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One Day Later from Eursp,

NEw YoRk, Jan. 3.-The steamship Austrsl-
asian, from Liverpool on the 22d December, ar
rived up this morning. Her dates are one day
later. She has on freight about three-fourth Of
million OF dollars in specie
On Saturday the cotton market firm;
ported sales u 600 bales Breadstufs had an up
ward tendency.
Consols closed at 92k a92K
The money market was ghtly more stringent,
with active demand
The Paris bourse was very depressed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

III Though TEE star In printed on the fastest
steam pres In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
Il large to require IL to be put to press at
enrly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent In before IL o'clock m; ctherwise-they may
rot appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03
LOCAL NEWS.

WORCESTERSHIRE to the Star In the First
Ward Of W sshington city, are hereby notified to
pay for Its service to them from the close OF the
last week, Saturday, tie 22d December lost. only
TO Lawrence M. witherow, who 10 now the agent
of the Star Once for the management Of the said
first Ward routes. All subscriptions for Stars
served in the said First Ward, prior to Saturday
evening last, December %, 1907 are due and
payable to VIM. Dillow, the late agent.
w. ID. WALLACE, Publisher of Star.
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NoTIcE.-DistriCt Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
ut and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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Recommendation 70 Repeal a Personal LIB.

RosToS, Jan. 3-Gov. Banks, in his message
to the Lee islature. recommends the sbTogstlon Of
the personal liberty bill.
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DIED,

On the Sd instsnt, Mr.. THOMAS PAYNE, in
the 6oth year Of his age. 8 =" !
His fansra will take place on Friday, at o'olock
from his late residence, Washington st., George
70 sttend has funeral. - ) !
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ID "A RI S.
1861
1861

COmmeRoe the Year ruth Diary.
valuable Pocket Companion for registering
events past, present and fliuTs; CONTAINING rates
ol postage, almanac, q blank spao for me m9randa
iOr every daJ IN the year, cash account for each
month, annual summary of cash account bile
payable and receivable, Don't be without one Of
these useful little souvenirs. The most oomplete,
eleg ant. and deslTable ever issued com
prIsing twelve sizes and pwards Of ffty sty lee,
at SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon buIldlng, corner oft6 street and
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-By q lady, q small PORTMONNAIE,
betve Twelfth street and the General Post
ofice Department: containing $40 in money. he
hnder will be suitably rewarded by leaving IL at this
Office. ia 3-3ts
OST-On Tuesday night last, either at the
IL Theater, or going thsTefrom, by Eleventh, ID
and Seventh stretts, to Massachusetts avenue, a
chased GOLD BRACELET, engraved on the in
slds Central, w ashington, Columbia" The finder
will receive the thanks of the owner, aud q suitable
reward, BY leaving the Bracelet at 43S Mass av.,
or at this ONCE. It,
OST-A coral and god lady's BREASTPIN.
- dropped, 1t is supposed, somewhere between
the corner of Third and r. sts, and Sixth and NJ
ats. north. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving il at this Office. ja2-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

On Wednesday, ysnusry Sd, 1861, ut st. Patrick,
Church. BY the Rey, ~ n Bo{is, JAMES l.
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OUR BONNETs, HATS, and FLATS OF the
" very latest style, and IN all GASES made -
choice. At STEvENS'S, -
att $50, botw. 9th and 10th ste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

JOHN M. You've having removed part Of his
stock saved from the late hre) under the Wash
ington Assembly Rooms, wi II continue the busi-
ness as heretofore, and be pleased to his Gus
TONERS. y
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ARRIVED at Carter's Wharf. foot Of Thirteen
and a-half street, schooner Water Witch, Hull
Phila delphia, with 1873 tons Of coal for Messrs
Chaplin Brother, and 1872 tons for Messrs Dick
son King.
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RRADY's NATIONAL PHOTo6RA
- GALLERY.

RRADY'S NATIONAL PHOToG RAPH
- GALLERY.
$50 PENN AVENUE
On es hlbItion, beautifully finished Photograph
81 the President and Vice President elect Imperial
Buchanan; Of ell the Members OF the Senate and
House OF Representatives OF the present Congress:
OF the Prince Of Wales ano a large number n dIs
ungulshed foreign persOnages; 81 nearly ell our
prominent Statesmen, Poets. Artists, Authors, Ed
itors, Clers ymen Generals ard COmmodOres.
The largest Plain Photographs in the world.
The Colored Photographs must be seen 20 be ap-
preclated.
Twenty Eve full length Portrait Visiting Cards.
elegantly finished for Eve dollars!
Use HUNDRED PHOTOGRAPHS Fo&
FIVE DOLLARSn
Prices for al other styles equally moderate.
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q PAPERHANGINGS,
4S6

1876 fApERHANeiNGs' 486
PAPERHANGINGS all grades and prices; war
ranted Gold Band WINDOW SHADES; Buff,
Green and Blue HOLLAND SHAD ES, all sizes
TAsSELS all sizes ami colors, REMNANTS
PPAPERHANGlNGs at one fourth less than cost
accumulate, persons needing the shove goods will
hnd 1t to their advantage to give me call. All
work executed and super intended by practical men
who have served regular apprenticeship at their
trade. Please give me q CALL Remember the um-
Der. JNO. MARKRITER,
No. 4S6 Seventh st % doors above
ia l-erlOt. Old Falln VS., Hall.
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MURRAY SKMMKs have removed all their
stock saved last night to 395 Penna. avenue, six
doors west of their former place Of business where
they will be enabled to serve their customers az
usual a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

ELSEWHERE will be found a notice of con cert
and exhibition at Waugh Chapel tonight. The
success Of this Sabbath School In previous con-
certs, &c recommends Ii to the attention Of all
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WANTS.

WANTED-A. WET NURSE, Ap,ly Al No,
w as 81. for three DAYS. Arp'' Ply - ~ 30
WhNTEp1SB, resprels, lie |, hite girl. SIT
seen ioI three days at No sc. Second ST.. bet1een
6 and Mass. avenue. 80 IL
w good home siTkfit6sSp . a. nurse rs ss and
5ecommendations from her last home. Please sd
dress BOX No. 4 Star ofhc-. jssa
WANTED-Bya young marrIed woman. with a
nv. sOod breast OF milk. SITUATION as wet
out to any service in q resoecsble family. Please
ldress note to Box No. Star Office. ia sS
WANTED TO HIRE-A respectable WHITE
small family. One who can come recommend. ID AZ
properly quallhed viii hear of ODD situation by
aP e5es at No. a's Tenth street. near Ma,yI.nd
WANTED-A steady COLORED WOMAN to
.sn. cook, wash ard IRON in family of four per
se1s St direction apply at the telegraph Office
WANTED-A PURCHASER for a GOOD r.ir of
Marden's Coal Scales, In perfect order and
bsta sen' G and inquiry at No. So 18th
w MAN well recommended, wants to 20 out M a.
os e sos IL street ben tsSd
WANTED-AsI lad, ofsdpc.tion and refinement.
capable Of taking charge Of esntis%an': house;
kSsss MARY e. mp
D. G. jaa.ns
TNUTOR.=A gentleman IL DESTROYS of obtaining
aSIrUATlON as tutor In family in Wash
its branches. Music and the rndments Of Lain and
err. sh Pa;, s fns moderate. Address, A Gen
WANTED-A WETNURSE to 70 with fam
W lIy to South America. Address to DR.. GAR
NETT, or t. AS Sixth st, The family viii stay
only this week IN Washington. ia l-st'
H0USEKEEPER.-Ayo young American lsdr IF
the hlg hest resPectability, would like STU
pAI1ON as housekeeper; conn EN- ation no "bjert,
but good home IN q worthy family. Address Box
~, star Once. de 81 M&Th2tr
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-From IS to
w $1,000 worth of SECONDHAND FURNI
IURE of all kinds, for which will guaranty to pay
the highest prices, and usual at the shortest mo-
toe. X, BUCHIY
Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, &c.,
oc9 4OS It'll ct, bet. g and III, east side.
WANTED-SECONDH HAND FURNITURE.
W Persons declining housekeeping, or having
and fair prices by applying at 369 Seventh st.
no IL BONTZ 4 GRIFFITH.
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s U r l. 1 E pop cup,sr,,.s
Fruits and Nuts of all kinds,
Homemade Mince Meat, made by my direction
and under my supervision, warranted the best
ever offered for sale at Is cents per pound,
Best Old Whisky. Brady and Wines,
20 dozen Fresh Eggs,
Goshen Batter and Cheese,
SupeThne.
A completes assortment of Groceries of all kinds
Good Sugar att cents per pound.
ISRAEL DEMING,
No 534 Seventh street,
de 17-eo3w between Louisiana v. and ID at.
THE THIRD WEDNESDAY OF EVERY
l. MONTH.
pr. SCHENCK, Of PhiIadslphia, finds it impos
si6e to visit washington every week. and has
made sTransements to positively DO In the city the
third w ednesd1y of every month.
he mas SUIT OF rooms at the Avenue House,
where patients can obtain advice free. He only
charges when II Is necessary 20 mako q thorough
examination of the Lungs with the RespirometOr.
3. Is. Waite 10 agent for Schenck's PulmonIc
Syrup, price 81 per bottle for the cure of Coughs,
Tonic price 81 per bottle, for Dyspepsia schenck's
Mandrake p. prios Is cents Der box, for Liver
Bilious Complaints and Constipation of the Bow
els, Dr. Schenck would be grateful to those who
have been cured by his remedies if they, would
leave their certificates of cure with s. b. WAITE,
corner Seventh ct and La. av. de ls-5m
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MIR. Cameron 20 be Secretary of the Treasury
Under MIR. Lincoln

HAkkisbrRa, january Hon. Mr.. Cameron
passed through here from Springfield to-day on
his way to Washington. He certainly has &C
cepted the appointment Of Secretary Of the Treasu
~ under Mr.. Lincoln.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIEsEMAR,l,2 and s-PTotected by Royal
Letters Patent OF Eng land. and secured By the
Seals Of the Eeole de Pbarmaoie de Paris, and the
Imperial College Of Medl3Ine. Vienna
No. ~ nyaluable for exhaustion and natorrkea,
and al physical disabIli les.
No. 2 oompletsly ersdieAtes all traces Of those
seous and pernIci ne ssa Of oopaiva and on bebs.
Ne. has entirely supplsatsd the AMI rioas = Of
mercury. thereby insnring 20 the sufferer speedy
re ief dlsPerslns all Impurities, lad roofing cut
TRiEsE AR, Nos. =, and 3 are prepared in
IN form al lozenge, devoid Of taste add snel
and can be carried IN the valstooat pocket. sold
in tln GASES, aed DIVIDED into doses, I'd
mlnistered By Velpeau, Lalemsnd, Roux, Ricord.
DO Prics 0s each, or fur Gases for % which
saves IS and IN ca Gases, vhereb, taere 4 = say
BARROW, of 1sl Bleecker street. New York.
lmmedIatey on receiving remittance, do. Barroy
viii forward the friesemar 10 any part Of the wotd
securely packed, aud addresses according 20 The M
str mott ma OF the writer.
The Roos, of 81 Others, that should be rcef BY
10 Hpman Frsilty, or Physlolp. icsl hcseercnes-
IL 10 beautifully ILLUSTRATED, and treats nutey OF
ell the symp ON. that tnysrlsey develop them
and Wit ating habits Of earl youth. inespsotatlng
| the victim from sharing the fulton Of Che matn
moais state. and ~ not checks % ume, defener-
1 afinx al tie functions Of manhood. ead brnglns
soid b. b ~ "a Row. isx bsscfsr q 81, fosr
doors bslov Mscdoatsi, Nsw York. Pnee IS
Sold s;sO e5 . Q. Ford. Jr. Drus sso5s; w (.
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IN HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Il HOSE Persons wishing to make purchases for
Holiday Presents will find at the store of the sub
scrIber n very large assortment of FANCY and
STAPLE DRY DOODS, such as
HANDSOME Cloth Cloaks and Raglans,
Shawls, Black and Fancy Silk Robes,
Black and Fancy Dress Silks,
Figured and Plain French MeTinOes,
Delains, Cashmers ard Plaids.
EmbrOId' red Linen Cambria Handkarchiefs,
Muslin AND Cambrics, Collars and Sets,
Jouvin Kid Gloves, Hosiery,
Neck Ties. Bonnet Ribbons,
Merlno Shirts and Drawers,
And great many other g rOds suitable for Holiday
Presents, selling at reduced pr ees, at
HENRY EGAN'S,
de 19-lnt 521 Seventh at and 321 Pa av,
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We WOULD call the attention of our citizens to
the large stock Of clothing offered at Wiesenfelds
Nothing that can add TO the appearance of the
"outer man" Is omitted In their selections Give
them call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

A MUSIC BOOK is THE BEST CHRISTMAS
"A GIFT.
Moore's Melodies beautifully bound,
The Musical Album,
=, Mende sohn,s Songs, without words,
The Home Circle.
All the Operas, with and without words,
Beethoveh's, Mozart's and Clements Sonatos.
Bach's CherTbinIs, MARI and Albrechtsberger' 9
Theoretical Works
All the OratOriOs,
Selections OF Music with beautiful title pages.
Also, q largo assortment OF Steinway & Sons and
Raven, Bacon & Co . Overst uug Pianos, un-
doubleday the best now manufactured. A very
large stock of Piano stools aud Covers at reduced
w 8 METZEROTT,
de2 corner Eleventh ST. and Pa av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

TOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
J. For Children's Books,
For Children's Games,
For elegant Presentation Books,
For all the new Books,
For Newspapers from everywhere,
For the cheapest place,
Goto FRENCH & RICHSTElN'S,
de 20 No. ans Pa. avenue.
NOTICE TO ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS.
date, and WIN Ia Ike ii great favor If they will
call at an early day and settle the same.
WIN. II. RILEY BRO,
No. 80 "Central Stores"
Between 18th and 9th SITS
de II 2w Opposite Center Market
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CENTRE MARKEr.-The market place, this
morning. was wet, muddy and entirely uncom-
Portable. The attendance was slim, and business
dull, Of course. The prices were about as fol-
Lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03
MARRIED.

REApER, have ron seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Read il; it will interest you.
Gu 9-eoly =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

FLOUR, BUcKTgHEAT. POTATOES. APP
$50 bbls. new Richmond Family and Extra Flour,
500 lbs. Fresh GROUND BuckSFhest Meal,
500 bushels w hite Mercer Potatoes,
100 do. Blue do. do.
do. Chestnuts-
Reoeived to-day and for sale low in lots 20 suIt by
ID. L. MORRISON CO..
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