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From Sam Erancisca

SAN Francisco, Nov. 9.-The markets are dull.
Candles and crushed sugar have declined But
ter sells at % cents; cordage cents; best lard 10
cents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL Arrived ships Golden
Fleece and Carrier Dove, from New York.
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REV. A. 6. CARorHERs His many friends
will be pleased to learn that the Rev. 6. Ca
rotheTs, formerly the esteemed pastor Of Assem-
bly's Church, OF this city, and for the past year
Consul to Turks Island, has returned to this city
much improved in health.
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Repetor Raker,s succ.sssr

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 10.-Benjamin Stark has
been appointed L. 8 Senator from Oregon, in
place Of the late Col. Baker. He Is a native OF
Connecticut, and in politics peace democrat.
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The Boston Nlayeralty.

BOsToN, Nov. IL The citizens and republi.
can ward and city committees and the indepen
dent Union associations have nominated Mr.
Edward s. Tobey for mayor.
The democratic ward and city committee,
have nominated Mayor Wightman for re-elec-
ton.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 13-The government has
chartered the new and elegant steamer Constitu.
ton, Of the Pacific Mail Company, to carry the
main body of Gen. Buffers troops from Boston TO
their destination. She will leave here on Satur-
day and reach Boston on Monday.
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Destruction of n Nepaserie

Boston, Nov. IL Geo. X. Goodwin's mena-
gerie was burned last evening, and all the ami
mails were smothered to death-some seventy or
eighty in number.
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FLAG PRESENTATION Company 6, Berdan's
Shar ps hooters, were on Monday presented with
handsome flag, the gift Of certain citizens Of AL.
bany, New York. II was received en- behalf OF
the company by Lieutenant Colonel Mears, in al
eloquent speech.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELBGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FURTHER FROM THE EXPEDITION
THROUGH SOUTHERN SOURCES.
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Arrival Of the BienYiIIe at New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13-The steamer Bienyille
arrived here tonight, with full and minute de-
tails Of the expedition.
She brought home the wounded In the engage
ment at Port Royal, and will leave in few days.
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The NoFth Rritou

MONTREAL, Nov II The brig Deshier arrived
at Quebec at half-past three this afternoon, hav-
Ing on board seventeen hands aud one passenger,
picked up from the North BritOn's missing boat.
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LOCAL NEWS.

.tesm pres. In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
1. 90 large as 10 require IL to be put to press at
earlv hour: AdreTtissmsstS, therefore, should be
cent In before u O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
NAV not appear until the next day.
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Il SToTT's HALL, CoTsey Of Pa. asd "A
2Nth sf.-ProfsssoT BARNEs, Of New YORK, ~
nesdsy afternoon and evening, November s.tn
Hours-5 O'Clock for ladies', misses and masters !;
and o'clock for gentlemen. Terms, SO per guar
ter of "a lessons.
Mr.. 8 viii give free exhibition Of his style Of
dancing By has present c6ss. at the above named
hall, on Monday evening, Nov 18th, At N O'Clock.
Persons of responsibility Only who desire 70 at
hal on saturday and Monday previous 70 the eI-
hibition.
Navy Yard, viii be repeated, BY req usst on Thurs,
day evening, Nov 18th. ALI are invited 20 attend.
no IL 6t<
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By WAY OF THK RIvBR.-This mo rning the
dealers In vegetables were selling sweet pota =
toes and other produce, all In excellent condition
which were said 70 have been received by way of
the river The light vessels, with skillful and
bold masters, passing the batteries without being
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PREsENrArIoN.-The officers and prIvates be-
longing to company Istregiment United States
Chasseurs, encamped near Glenwood Cemetery,
Yesterday afternoon, presented a splendid Colts
revolver 10 their late First Lieutenant w ID. Nor
ton, who has been promoted to the Staff Of Gen
Graham.
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WE ASSERT IT EoLDLY, there are no other med
Icines So TeIisble, eneotual, and convenient, as
RoIlOtcay's Pills and Otstmsst-always ready for
uss They are invaluable to the soldier exposed
10 wounds sores, fsvers, and bowel complaints.
They never fail. Only rs cents per box or pot.
NOD lE
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THE ORPHANS CoURT was Yesterday engaged
In granting letters Of administration, proving &C
,nfu Gr
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SEE THE INVITING announcement Of performan
ces at Canterbury Hall They are enough 4
tempt an anchorite.
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| STAR PERFORMANCE at Kings great National
Circus This place Of entertainment is In the full
| tide of success
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THE BRIDGE BURNINGs IN EASTERN
TENNESSEE.
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NorIcK-Beysre of counter. sIts and unprInol-
pied dealers endsavoring to dispose of their own
and other articles on the reputation attained by
HslnlboLFS Extract BEekr, a positive and spsci6c
remedy for diseases of the Bladder, ki6neys, GIa-
Take no other. See advertisement IL another col
umn. seS
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rVyHOMPsON's MEDICINES. 49,
LIFE PRESEkvEk AND cORHIa A.,
FOR sale vho's'e's afS ss'ff oHp. prv..,.,
i-lm Corner ElsSsstA q md r sssss.
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SCHOOL DESKS.-Any one deslrous Of obtain.
- ing School room Furniture viii find nest and
handsome collection on moderate terms, BY ads
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Cogsus.-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and ASthmdfte
AFsetfoaS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often sot speedily and certainly when
should at onoe be had 70 Byosn,s Bronchial
TSOcAss," OF Lozenses, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritaton of the Throat be slight, as by this
krecsution more serious attack may be efectually
HaTdsd off. Public Speakers and Stsgsrs will Ind
them sfToctual for clearing and Strengthening the
yoio See advertisement. del-ly
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EVERY Ds. s1s pR u fGs GfRINrINe 70
CURED By any body-oitzeas, civil functonaIies,
array and navy officers, suffers, &c.-exeouted al
rates for Cash. o4-u
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r NJ Y c l. o T III 8.
QUARrxRMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,

QUARTKRMAsTER GENERALS OFFIcK,l
WASHINGTON, October 81, 1851
PROPOSALS are invited and will be received BY
the Us Quartermaster az Phllsdelphia, Penn,
Der next, for furnishing CLOTHS FOR ARMY
CLOTHING
Each proposal must be accompanied BY sxmp lea
of the cloth which il is proposed to furnish. The
cloth should be three quarters TO six quarters
and light greys will not be considered.
Bidders must state the number of yards they will
be prepared TO furnish in each month, and for how
many mon hs, at the clothing depots in New York
or or both, and the price per ard for
each quality and width.
Proposals and samples will be plainly marked,
and addressed to the u. 8. QUartermsster, Phlls-
delphia, Penn.
Each bid must be accompanied by proper guar
antee, setting forth hat if The contract awarded
to the party ID therein, he will st once exeouts
the same, and give bonds in double the amount of
the contract for the faithful performance thereof
nj. G. MEIGS,
Qusrtermaster General U. 8. Army.
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Troops Under Orders TO March.

IrVuPs OHubF Ufutfs 20 NIHrCH.
Boston, Nov. 13.-Three thousand Of Gen
Buffers division are under orders to leave mex
Wednesday.
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APPOINTED Richard c. Vaughn, Of Mo, has
been appointed TO a second-clan 81 400 per
annum) clerkship in the Pension Bureau, r'es
Robert Ricketts,, resigned.
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BOARDING..

BOARD WANTED-The advertiser desires
ID Beard and q pleasant Furnished Room, with
FIRE and gas; Private family preferred. Would like
bath in the house, and bookcase and writing table
in room. References required. Address, staiinE
terms and other particulars In full. Box 3, star
Ofloe. nos ST
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zoLLIcoFFER's SAFETY FEARED FOR

GREAT ALARM OF THE coNFEDERATEs
THEREAT.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OGT-On l4th instant, q pair of gold SPEC
L. TACLES. The f der will be sui'-AA@
ably rewarded on leaving them at thisSs3 -.
Office. no IA 81
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OST-On the 18th instant, in going from the
l. corner of AZ and streets - the corner oil 81
and Maryla avenue, a POCKET HOOK. CON
tanning SSI IS and valuable piper of no use to any
one but the owner. A liberal reward Will be paid
to the hndsr on retu ming the sans 10 this once.
or to No. 459 Maryl land av. no l5-N.
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Ordnance and Ordnance Stores for Pert
Royal.
NEW YORK, Nov 13.-Orders were received
here to-day for the shi pment of ordnance and ord
nance stores TO Port Royal, S. c.
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A GOOD MATCHMAKER having been in the
N business for six years, wishes to get 81 IT,
ALTON. Apply st M. WILLIAMS, 1876 Pa
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PENnIRs.
Persons desiring pennies will always md them
for exchange q the Star Office counter. Il
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BOARD WANTED, by q gentleman and wife,
ID in genteel private family, MI spring, or ger
Best of references gwen. Address "Pennsylva-
MAN, at this Office, no IL ST.
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WANTED.-A lady of Baltimore wishes 10 Pmr,
w chsse ladies' and gentemen's CAST OFF
APPAREL. All persons having such goods to
dispose of will he ca led upon ct their residence
and receive cash for the same. Address "A G.,"
Star Office, for ten DAYS. nN9 lwf
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yUANTED-A respectable GIRL, colored or
w White, to do general Homework. Apply at
this Office. mol
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-On I'll" 18th inst =,
sIz d bay HORSE, with white hind legs, |N
blaze face, rat tail, and marked ~ 8" 90
THOS. Golfer, at this aDove-named place.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


T n e 4AA5TRsEbL II EVENING, Nozzle
Mr.. JOSEPH s, sEssFoRD's BssEFII,
Miss SUSAN DENIM Miss A. r MANN, sno
ROGERS will appear
Will bs performed the drama OF
GREEN BUSHES.
To conclude with the ia-ce OF the
POST OF II nNoR: IT
Miss Charlotte Patti.
The Public are respectfully informed that
MISS CHALOTTA PATTI,
the celebrated Ctqtratrioe, whose great success IN
the Academies of Music IN New York. Phltadei-
Phs, and Boston, has plac.d her in the front rank
or living Concert Sing ers, will make her
FIRST APPEARANCE
IN WASH pgtOn at the building formerly knowa as
The TENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
Bsttrsea e and StS., within one square OF Pa ar
On TUESDAY EVENING, November 18th,
GRAND OPERITIC CONCERT.
Miss PATTI will be assisted on this OCCASION by
Nine AMELIA STRAKOSCH,
SIG. CENTIMERI,
The Famous Baritone,
HENRY SANDERSON.
The Young American Pianist.
Director and Conductor CARL SCHRklNkR
Admission One Dollar Reserved Seats 50 cents
extra. Seats can be secured, commencing on sat
uTday, 9 a m at the Music Store of Mr.. Metzerott
Doors open 81 performance to commence al T.
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CTRAVED OR STOLEN-On the evening OF
- the 18th inst, one BLACK HORSE ~
year old; about ISL hands h gh; Of heavy "a
bni d; two white feet behind: Any peIson re-, urn
on ST.. between 18th aid 18th SITS will be liberal
ly rev aTded, no is u"
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OSP-Yestsrday, supposed between st. Alloy
L sius' and St Matthew y Church, sma lady s
leather SATCHEL. with st@e, chain ana gap
and other articles of jewelry. TO. auitab re-
ward FOR the de livery at the Star Office, or At No.
asa n street between 18th and 18th. no "a Ivy"
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CIRCUIT CouRr-The long-contested case of
Zephaniah Jones agt. Ann r. Dermott was taken
up in this court Yesterday. In the spring Of 1851
Zephaniah Jones commenced, on the northwest
corner of the intersection Of Seventh st. and Pa.
avenue, the erection Of the building now known
as the Avenue House, which he contracted to
build for specified sum, and to finish by the LIST
OF October Of that year. The building was nm
ished and delivered to Mis Dermott In the month
Of April following, when she refused to pay the
instalment due Mr. Jones upon the LIST OF October
IL the house had been finished, on the ground
that he had not complied with bis contract, and
that she had thus sustained damage by the loss OF
rent, &c At the ensuing term Of the Circuit
Court, in the spring Of 1852. Mr.. Jones brought
and got judgment for the balance due him under
said contract.
An appeal was taken TO the Supreme Court OF
the United States, when, on a hearing Of the case
there, IL was commended by Miss Dermott's coun-
sci, that time was the essence Of the contract, and
the contract having been violated was thus Sci
aside. The Supreme Court remanded the case
back to the Circuit Court, with Instructions tC
allow Mr.. Jones payment for work done and ma
terials furnished, deducting anydamage proved
to have been sustained by Miss Dermou. Mr.
Jones then had the work measured and valued
and in his amended declaration now sues for ovel
500 600 The suit has now been In progress nearly
ten years
Miss Ann r Dermott died about year ago, and
her original counsel, Gen. Walter Jones, died
few weeks since. Mr.. John p. lngle, her execu
tor, appears in court az her representative, and
Mr.. Robert J Brent, Of Baltimore, as counsel OF
that side. Mr.. Jos. II. Bradley, T., appeared TO
Mr. Jones. Mr.. Carlisle IL associated with him
but was not in court yesterday. Various Law
points were argued yesterday, and the case wa
consequently not given to the jury.
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cSREWhRD- Strayed away from the subscr-
scO Der, on Sunday, the 10th instant, ~
dark roam HORSE, 3 part OF his tail rubbed ~
off | will give the ahove reward for theN<A
sad horse bv returning il to the owner, whose resi-
fence s on Eleventh street east, near the Eastern
Branch bridge
no Il St. JOHN GATES.
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CENTRAL GuARDHousR CAsKs-BsfoTs JEsfies
IAouaysOs Wise (colored,) was foolish
enough to get drunk and behave in a disorderly
manner She got a cut head and black eye last
night, and this morning permit for 90 days
boarding At the wofkhouse Babel Seymour,
(eol y do was hned % 81 VIM. 6 Reed, do =;
do ~ o. John Brown, drunk and profane; do.
81 IS George Robinson, drunk; do 81 o.. Chas.
Williams, do turned over. Eight dodgers were
accommodated.
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YNANTED-TAILORS, T4ILORS- 80 TailOrs
w competent TO work on military goods. Apply
6. KOLP, ut Wall. stephens Co.'S. &c 70
ITO SIITLERS.-An energetic merchant. with
] sufficient capital. desires to purchase the stock
and busIness of q Rsginentar Suffer. Address
Business at the Off ce of this per. oc Slim
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HOUSE WANTED.-A pleasant House, conve-
II emily situated. is wanted BY permanent
dress "Citzsn," a. the Office of the star.
I2-Sts
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CHRsIoPHKR BOYLE, who 10 prisoner In charge
Of the Provost Guard, and held for tampering
with soldiers, 10 well known as the proprietor OF
q restaurant near the depot. The search warrant
Of detective Allen req airing that " the body' Of
the proprietor, az well as properly found on the
premises should be returned before the magistrate
Boyle was taken before Justice Dom. But In the
meantime some sent word to the Provost
Guard relative to other property in the house, dis.
closed by the search, which belonged 70 soldiers,
Boyle was tax IN into their custody. His friends,
last MA ht were exceedingly anxious to have him
released, and were making efforts TO that end; but
he 10 still In custody Of the guard.
ARRESTED AND DIsMIssED.-Yesterday. detec-
tive Allen arrested J /. n. Thomas and w ollins
who were charged with robbing Samuel Hunt in
the street, the night before From the evidence
Justice Dom satsred that the parties arrested
were not the offenders, and the two, who are old
residents, were released from custody. Mr.. Hunt
10 the person mentioned In yesterdays Star u,
Knocked down and robbed In the street, near the
Center Market His loss was about S375, all Ia
gold coin. His name was then understood To bt
Lynch, but when able 10 appear before the magis
trate, he gave his proper name.
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RETREAT AT ST .ALoIsIUs' CHURCH The Mis-
sion announced in the papers Of Saturday last,
and which was opened by the veteran Chaplain
Of the Mexican war, the venerable octogenarian,
Father McElroy, at st. Aloysius' Church. meets
with great success. Crowds Of Teople are stream
O'Clock, till X O'Clock P. NJ, when the last ser
mon Of the day is preached. The morning exer-
cises are conducted by Father McElroy himself.
The instructions of Father Sourin are given at 4
O'Clock. and the discourses Of Father Mcguire at
TX O'Clock p. NJ. The children, following the
example Of their parents, flock IN great numbers
to the church, and receive appropriate instruc-
lions In the basement from Fathers Sourin,
McNerhany and Wiget. The large and mag mfr
cent sanctuary Of the church 10, during the exer-
cises, filled with youths who, dressed in their
sanctuary robes are chanting hymns and psalms
Their singing, sweet as II Is novel, 10 the result
Of their training by the generous amateur singer,
George French, Esq.
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A CAPABLE AND INDUSTRIOUS MAN IS
N wanted to take the exclusive sale of this city
of one of the most attractive and rea' ly merito-
rious curiosities out-the Storm lndlc,tor; or Is
cent Baromets'. tits entirely new, and is having
q sale unprecedented. This offers 9 chancs for
profitable investment eldom equaed SAMPLE BY
mai for 50 cents. Address HUBBARD BROS
65 Nassau street, New York. no u 81
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NNANTED-Ten thousand Whisky and Brandy
w BOT TIES, for which the highest cash price
will be paid. JAS 8. GIBBONS, Suffers Depot,
225 Penn. avenue, opposite Willards'. no l2-lw
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TAKEN UPON the l II instant, small SORE
Il HORSE, very poor The owner Is re- ~
r"' THEODORE WARNER,
NO 1851. No. % Bridge st IeOrketOwn.
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On MONDAY EVENING next, the renowned Her
mann, the wizard, who has startled New York,
BROOKLYN and philadelphia by his feats Of presti-
digitation, will make his bow to Washingtonians
at the Theater. Unlike others who have professed
20 be deyotees Of the black ART HERNIA IN does mol
surround himself with a dazzling paraphernalia,
or make use Of complicated apparatus; and II he
employs confederates IL 10 impossible TO detect the
COLLISION. His various feats are deftlY and rap
IDLY performed, conveying an impression Of q
power out Of the ordinary course Of nature. Hid
JoirssJ cannot fail TO startle and amuse.
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A RESPECTAB WOMAN, who under
"A stands her business in all its branches, wishes
9 Situation as professed meat cook. She is caPs-
Satisfactory CITY testimonials can he given. poly
to or address 'B. L." at the Clarendon Hotel a.,
engaged It,
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nDD FELLOWS HALL!
" SEVENTH, ABOVE ID ST.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
GRAND GIFT CO NCE 1T,
CAMPBELL MINsTRELS, ,oyr,
EVEN E9E NlSS SEGHr. EyEk kYfKs fffhf
MGR, RICHARD III-RICHARD VI IT,
TO NIGHT! TONIGHT
TONIGHT! TO NIGHT!
% PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY!
2S PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY!
Doors open att; commencing at O'Clock.
Admission IS cents. no Is
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
FOR THE POOR.
The Societies of st. Vincent de Pau OF this oltY
respectfully announce that their annual Concert for
the Poor will be give at the Smithsonian Instltu
ton on ION DAY EVENING, Nov ls; and hsv'
ing secured the best amateur musical talent OF the
District and Baltimore, they will present TO their
patrons the richest aud most varied programme
ever offered to a Washington audience,
Professor GEORGE w. WALLER, OF Bal lmort
will be the Conductor, and, with other orEanlsti
of this city, viii preside at the Piano.
Madame CECILIA YOU'VE, OF this CITY, anc Mrs
OUTLAY, of Baltimore, have kindly volunteered
their services for the occasion.
Doors open 1t 7, concert to commence at 8.
/ IL Tickets 50 cents, to be had at the principa
Music and Book Stores, and at the door on th'
evening of the concert. no s.
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WANTED-To rent q DWELLING HOUSE,
w Stable for two or more Horses, and Store or
feed ROOM together or detached, in this CITY or
IN GEORGETOWN. Address w. l., through CITY Post
Office. stating location, size, and terms. no lSStf
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WANTED-A journeyman SHOEMAKER, TO
w make coarse and fine b~ois and work in the
shop, JOHN MADIGAN,
no I2-3t< 300 Fourth at between 81 and II.
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yNTANTED-A small, we'll furnished HOUSE
w OF or = rooms, between T. and NJ SITS. Rent
not to exceed SIS or $40 per month. Rent paid
punctually. Address Henry" at Star Office.
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DEATHs OF SoLDIERs-The following soldiers
died Yesterday:
John w Russell, company X, Seventh Penn
sylvania cavalry, at the Circle Hospital.
z. Mclaughlin, company II, Third Pennsyl-
vania cavalry, at the Hospital.
Corporal Ell r. Sayre, company A, Seventh
Wisconsin regiment, at the Eruptive Fever
Hospital.
d. H Judd, company II, Forty-siIth Penn
sylvania regiment, at the lnfrmary
William Breckhelt, company F, First regiment
N Y, at Camp Cochrane.
Charles Rye, private, company F, Fourth Penn
sylvania cavalry, died at Columbia Hospital, Of
typhoid fever.
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ITO Suffers, QUARTERMASTER'S,
L COMMISSARIES, AND MERCHANTS
A situation wanted as clerk, by middle aged mar
red man, good writer an old resident of the CITY,
familiar with business generally-thst of the De-
partments of the General Government;a know
edge IF F ench and Spanish. Address "Clerk,'
Office of thu Star
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XITANTED-Five frst-nlass COAT HANDS,
w Also Eve pants and five vest hands. None
but the best bands need apply. WIN. TUCKER
Merchant Tailor, 426 Pa ave. no IS ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-14

BOARD WANTED, for q lady and oh Id syears
Id old, a. near Kalor.ma Heights as possible.
Will require one good sized. well furnished room,
with full board. Address, sta ting full par lcuars
as tn OcatlOn and terms (which must be moderate
Capt J. ]. WHEELER, OH oe of Evening Star.