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THE COMET.

Ia Aondsy's July s. sitting Of the Academy Of Sci.
enoe at Pars H. LeverTer expressed himself as follows:
I'VE Go not know this comet; it Is the first time it
visits US, AID those who have ebdeavored 70 predict its
course determine its distance from the earh aud
,ure its tall have either deceived themselves the pub
lilo. Three elements necessary to calculate the orbit
Of comethrst the exact position OF the star then its
velocity and lastly the variation Of velocity produced
by the Of the sun. caused the comet to be oh
served June go aud then the night Of the t and
the morning OF the "a inst in order to Determine the
! variation OF velocity.
These three observations would have followed too
closely upon each other for the calculation 10 be attempt
ed it that the comet moves very rapidly. On
the 3D. at 10 NJ. Levy brought me the result OF his
calculations and then obtained insight into the
orbit Of the comet. hr Hind has since sent me the or
bit calculated by the English astronomers, which per-
fec,ly agrees in all but two minutes, with our results
II positive that this il not Charles the Fths CON-
e and moreover II resembles mono OF those already
observed. This circumstance will contribute not little
TO throw confusion upon the little know Of these
ratio bodies. i cannot yet say whether this comet l.
periodical not; its orbit up TO this day has been toe
eirsory determined - enable; US TO pronounce II
eip.icsl. parabolca, or even byperbolicsl.
At AIRY rate, appearances against its return foi
the orbit nearly perpendicular tho pane Of the
iptc. while those OF periodical comets usually form
very small angle with the plane. 1t is only now car
determine the distance OF the comet from the EARTH and
the length of its tail On the 30th Of June, the line
lOn1ng
made an angle OF four degrees with that joining the
tres Of the and Garth the length Of Which ia known
The angle which this line formed with the visual ray
drawn from the eye Of the observer to the centre OF the
comet "a degrees. The triangle thus formed may
therefore, be calculated and it gives the distance OF
the from the earth, amounting to between SIX and
ssven millions Of leagues about seventeen millions Of
miles Eog.ish) The length of tho tail might be SINH
Larry calculated.
THE comet is rapidly moving away from u.s. and it il,
therefore, not surprising that it, brilsncy has diminish
ed On the 10th il will be equally distant from the sun
and earth shall soon lose sight Of il, and astrono
mers oply will be able to follow il for about month
logger It presents singular peculiarly. Mr.. Chacor
nae has studied the nucleus with Of NJ Foucauts
telescopes OF diameter Of forty metres instead
its being hollow like the half Of egg SHE'LL like mos
OF the comets arsidy observed il presents the appear
ance Of sun composed OF fireworks the bent rays o.
which burn In the same Moreover the comet Ia
not drawn usa.er the These sl circumstance
calculated to introduce great complications into thu
theory OF comets"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07
LABOR FOR THe FRENCH COLONIES.

The Emperor has addresse the folio wing letter TO ito
Minister Of the Marine and the Colonies:
FoxTAISBLKAu, July /.
MoSsIKuR LIZ MisIsrRE Since the emancipation Of
the slaye colonies have erdeavored to procure Ia
bores the coast OF Africa by Of contracts Of
engagement which to the negroes wages for the
work they perform. These engagements are made for
five or seven years. at the expiration Of which time tie
aborers gratutcusy sent back to their own country
unless they prefer remaining In the colony In which case
they are admitted to reside there on the same footing %
the other Inhabitants
That mode OF recruitment, 1t must DO admitted com
pieey duerS from ,he slave uadf ID isct ~hile 'ne a
ter had slavery Tor It's original oJec the iorme on ire
contrary lead 20 liberty me slave Negro Wien onSe
engaBee iaoofer' nse, anu 70 vcune W w o'n''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

Gession OF Virginia. Captain Addison G.rlaud of tho
oned states Marine corps attached to the SQUAD.
ron Japan, has sso resigned and both these gs,ut
ocer as soon as they oan return, will tender their SER
wees 10 tho Confederate Slater Both of them we're In
me Mexican war. The former accopn,pi9f. 1,,,s ,s
In his celebrated ~-r-'e-, .uu was III tue oat'ie UT
Paso and Sacramento, and the latter brevled for
his CALAMITY in the bombsrdment Of Vera Cruz. They
are natives Of Amherst county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07

boRr I,;;IagAHsss.-We see that the name Of Capt
colbert M Garland date or tie 7th Infantry Of the Uni
sd States Army, has been stricken from the roll Of thu
army for dsoyslty 10 the Lincoln governtneaS UApt
Garland Who attached to bis regiment In Arizona.
rendered hs resignation ~ soon be heard Of tie &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07
n SPRING STYLES q

MY assortment HATS and CNPs IA. spFns trade Is
wi copl=te enbFacng ~ styles and cOls OF son
Hat also Mosin, sta al Cashmere Bats and geat variety
q as Oaps LEGION Hats 10 vaey
geaera % genemsns Furnishing d. I'm
GienAs waking CAns Ie al any Of which VIII be sold
good other ss,a0shmcatin the city. most
F'>'' JOHN THOMPSON
uaas No. Ballard House.
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Eos ruE SALE oF NEGROES

Il A. " erOKEs 90.
UBYou HAVE HORSE OR MULE In bad condition, try pu-
Il Val MOTIONS Horse Tonic. II q worth any
lines he price fer improving the condition OF Horses &c,
ana preventing curing Bots worms, Hteboand Dhtsnper
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor
a. N ,,,.I.r.rv rs
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R00KS AND STATIONERY,

W. RANDOLPH, lSi Main Street, has for sale fall
sek on sehool and Miscellaneous Books Cap Letter Note
81 WranpinE papsPens Ini Envelopes. nkstands, Pencils
e ,i al 49, 49, myt
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TO THE TRADE.

TO THE TRADE.
WI vopa ell the stIeltlon OF merchants visiinE the
w city 20 large and well selected stock Of DRUds tf
MEDICINES, PAINTS, Ola, WINDOW GLARS, DYk- "
sTUgSs, PATEgF MEDICINES, 10, ke az
conPrlSlns In part Of
Alum, Ginger Whie
Aloes, Ginger African,
Anuaito. Glue,
Arsenic, Ga.a Arsse.
AsA@tida, Indigo,
AIspioe lax
Alcohol, Kerosene OIL,
Backing, LesHooi,
Blue stons LiE-s.j gu,
Birthstone, haddet,
Burning piaid, Pepper,
Brushes Of ali tindi, BED Wood,
ounptine. Sal. Soda
csmphor sup. Carb. Soda,
Oaytsr oil seidleE Powders,
Gloves. Spanish Brown,
+ Coppers Spices OF all kinds,
Cream Tartar Venetian Rcd,
Concentrated Iys. YSEnishes
Epson Sails, White Lead,
Rat Loswood, window GlAss' OF various
Rustic, sises
Having lately fitted with all the modern improve
carrying the busrvs enabled 10 give he NJ
all orders entrusted 10 promising our ndvdu
JOHN 7. GRAY, Druggist,
mills No. l4T Main st, Richmond, Va
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J. D. E.asoor. lily
KERE0OTussKrr0as At LAW,

H.B.-Prompt attention Collection and Land Claims
RrTrRncns-samuel N. Garland, Amherst O. II Va; Joi
Thompson, Jr Amherst a., Val Garland Christian, Lyme
burg, Va Aoey Speed do Judge y. u. Burford, Dslla
TsIas Hon. N IL Dsrnell. d. mh30-dkcIy
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IMPORTED GOODS.
ChediAr Cheese superior quality and beautifully paa ~
Dutch Cheese In balls, Of superior quality
Onves, OApers, Olives fArei
Graude Chsrtease Cordial, white and rssn)
MaeeAroni, vermeeeln, % Cgau
Chou Chow, cAri1oWer, Onlons
wooster sauce, soyers, kehsh, Piquante tanes
hrstArd olive Oh and RaraAnes- . .
plr9
oarsss. from Eeee 70 veg sassfor
Tor sAls ~ - -
JlSo-H BLAIR cHAhbkkLAfkho
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A DAMAETlHk CAHDLEs.-soo half bo.e. fas sas
3@-iv 80 @ DUNLOP. xoNouat co.
HAVANA CfGAHs.-yut received, By way Of Charles
II ten, 4 ", some VERY sns Havana 0igafl o. cRANz,
Hse No. Q Hzehsngs Bloch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

SEIZURE OF CONTRABAND ARTIcLRs-On Sat.
urday last posse Of police officers visited the
steamer george Weems, at the foot of Frederick.
street dock, and proceeded In the steamer as far
az Fort McHenry, where the boat was ordered to
lay to- while the officers searched several passen
gers Upon the person of young lady there was
fornd about twenty pounds Of sewing silk of
different coiors, and large quantity OF needles
pins, dc. There was also found upon bow about
thirty pounds Of quinin", sewed between the
lining Of his clothing. Behind the back of a sofa
In the saloon there was found nearly half a busheI
Of letters, which were addressed to parties In ST
Mary's county, Md.
The different articles were taken possessiop ~
and the parties released, after which the boat
proceeded on her trip. The Young LADY, ubo
was extremely handsome, refused TO Give her
name, but stated that the articles found npon he,
Were not intended for Southern market
The following articles were found NM, the
young lady: heavy balmoral skirt bavtna
strong bands for the shoulders of the weare,
lined with sewing silk Out Of curiosity the
skirt was weighed, and found to weigh inst
thirty i've pounds Quite load that for a Young
lady to walk with.
The quinine found upon the person Of the boy
Was placed In continuance resembling an under
shirt. A portion Of the letters seized were adj .
dressed to parties residing in difere mt pats of
virginia Two muslin bags, so constructed az
to be worn by lady, and filled " ith stoc kings,
needles, pins, thread and numerous other articles
were found In the yawl boat of the steamer The
bags had evidently been placed there in a hurry
by the owner, as the strings upon the m were bro
Ken, indicating that the weafer " sluffedn them
as speedily as posi- ble.-Bd!to. Clipper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

THE SEX OF ELLA ZoYARA DISCOVERED In
the Supreme Court Of New York on Friday the
following case was tried:
James Mcdonald agt. Spencer O Stokes and
+. w Stokes The plaintiff sued tue defendant
on draft made by plaintiff in Hamburg to F. w.
stokes, and accepted by so Stokes The defen-
dants set up a counter claim OF SO 90, the value
OF stations, respectively named Prince Solyman.
Earl King, and FayOrita, which plaintiff con,
verted to bis own uses. The latter was presented
to Mile. Ella Zoyara by the King Of Sardinia.
The original letter Of presentation was In Court
II described the stallion dapply gray six yeurs
old, fifteen hands high, and used as a saddle
horse The King presented IL $40 the illustrio Gus
Lady Zoyara, az tribute to her great eques rian
skill, and to her virtues as lady" Mr. s. @.
Stokes was called to the witness stand He testi
ked that he found ella" In Europe several wears
ago. CELIA" was then dressed as a bow After
"Ella" became member Of his circus company
be was dressed In girls clothing, and had contin
ued TO wear IL since The horse presented by the
King CT Sardinia was the one above named In
reply to question Of plaintiffs counsel, witness
said he had heard that ella" had eloped a few
weeks ago with a lady to whom he was subse-
quently married.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

A CAUTION Editor Star As some of the
more recent appointees in the public departments
may not be aware Of the following provision O.
an act Of February %, 1859, and temptation
may be presented to some to dabble in such mat
teEs, please insert, a. timely caution, the fol-
lowing extract from the law:
Sec. 2. And Be Z. further enacted. That any
of1cer Of the United States, person holding
any place Of trust OF profit, or discha-ging any
otacial function under, or In connection with
any executive department of the Government Of
the United States, or under the Senate or House
OF Representatives OF the United States who
AFTER the passage OF this act shall act as an agent
or attorney for prosecuting any claim against the
United States, or shall In any manner, or by any
means, otherwise than in the discharge Of his
proper ocial duties. aid assist In the prosecu-
ton or support Of any such claim or claims or
shall receive any gratuity, any share Of or in
terest In any claim from any claimant against the
tnited States, with intent to aid or assist or in
confederation Of having aided or assisted, in the
Prosecution Of such claim, shall be liable to in
dlctment, as for a misdemeanOr, In any court Of
the United States having jurisdiction thereof
ard, on conviction, shall pay fine not exceed
tns i've thousand dollars, or suffer imprisonment
In the Penitentiary not exceeding one year, or
both, as the court in Its discretion shall adjudge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

lee PosIrIoS OF SECRETARY CANERoN.-A'
e'ter has teen received here from George D.
Prentice, dated New York, November both,
stating that he had nothing e. do with the article
IN the Louisville journal censuring the speech
made BY Secretary Cameron at the dinner party
lately given by Colonel Forney in honor of Mr.
Prentice. The entire article In the Journal was
q Misrepresentation Of the speech, sent by some
person without the knowledge Of Mr.. Prentice.
Secretary Csmeron's opinion upon the subject
are the same as those expressed in his insructions
TO Generals Butler and Sherman, and IL Is under
stood that they will be reiterated In his annual
report TO the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

Il ladies' GesIrins to avail themselves Of the OBJ
portunlty con esquire a thorough knowledge of
pre- ,tloaly by course of only " lessons, OF one
hour each. Ills useful at needs no r, comnena. :
ton. as It's value is n0E We understDrsd q, ard 1t
is believed that several classes NAV b, formed
here, the moro esp 'ciay as the terms are reason
ablA, Z. e. live do lars for the whole course each
payable after the first lesson. Applicants Will
please address box No. 4 tar ONCE. and Az soon
as sufficient number are subscrihed to Iorm a
class, and the necessary hooks have arrived the
time of commencement will be determined on.
d. 2 Al.
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o FL FIG IAL .
ABRAHAx LINCOLN, President of the United States
OF America

ABRAHAx LINCOLN, President of the United States
Of America
To All Whom i May Cosesrs.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10
Consul Of Bremen. at New York, I do
hereby Ognzs him as such, and declare HIM free
to exercise and enjoy such fu1otions, poves, and
privileges as are allowed to the Consuls Of
the most favored nations in the United states.
In testimony whereof, / have caused these letters
to be made patent. and the seal Of the United
States to be keTeunto affixed
Given under nv hand, At the city OF wash
ingtor the 2eth day of Noyemher, "A. ID, 1851,
It's aid fine indsPsnd .noe the United States
m''i'' TINS S sBBRRsid LINCOLN.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD Secretary Of State.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. President Of the United States
OF Amerios:
To All Whom u May CoAesrn
Satisiso DRY evidence having been exhibited to
me that GUSTAV ZIEL has been appointed Consul
Of Hamburg, az san Franc SEQ, California, do
hereby recognEs him Is such. and declare him free
10 exercise and enjoJ suoh functions, powers, ana
privileges, as are allowed 10 the Consuis Of the
most favored nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have osused those Let
tsrs to be made patent, and the seal Of the
United States TO be hereunto affixed
in.ton, the 2,th dsy of November. A. ID,
states Of America, the Ssh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BIZ the Presidents -..-
WILLIAM II. SKwARp, Secretary OF State.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States
of America.
To All Whon1 &c May CoHeUn.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO
me that CH.RLKs H. PANDoRr has been appointed
Consul of ssxony, at New Orleans, 4 do hereby
recognise him such, and declare him free to ex-
eroise and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges. as are allowed TO the Consuls Of the
most favored nations, in toe U nIted StAtes.
In testimony whereof, have causes these Let
tiers 10 be made patent, and the Seal of the
United States TO be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand At the city of wash
irgton, the 9th day of November. A, ID.
IL. ST. 1885, and Oh the independence ofthe United
States of America. the e6th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By TIE Pre.identi
WILLIAM Il. sEwllp Secretary Of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

CAPTURE OF PRIZE scHoozER.-Authentic
Information has been received here that q small
nghi-draft Canadian steamer has been seized of
the coast Of Maine by United States revenue
cutter. The steamer had on board about ten thous-
and Springfield muskets, clorhing, boots, bank.
note paper, caps, and the cargo was consigned 70
parties In the Southern States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

TEE PEIvArsKI SUMTER latest onacial
intellig ence, concerning the whereabouts of the
Privateer sumter 70 from the Consul at Parama-
nibe, Dutch Guiana, in letter dated Oct nth
He bad been informed that she was near or on an
island about thirty miles to the windward Of
Of Curicoa, and that the crew were cruising about
In their boats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

No MORE ARMS FROM Decentralization re.
ceived by the Asia state the British Government
refuses to grant clearances from English ports to
vessels having on board arms for the United
States Agents who are now abroad purchasing
arms for the Government or for arms i'm porters.
will hereafter be compelled to ship from Bremen
Havre or some other continental port. This Ia
only carrying ont more strictly than heretofore
the Queens proclamation Of neutrality, which for.
babe the shipment Of all articles contraband OF
war to "either Of the belligerents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

II To our Bslunore readers we would say
thst the FIRST ard second edition Of the Star ca
90 lad in Baltimore Of E. F. Hazelton. agent
No. q West Baltimore street, near Gay-the frst
edition at half past four ard the second at eight
O'Clock, on the arrival Of the trains from Wash
lngton, giving all the latest news from the seat Of
war up TO the time " going to press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02
Spirit of the Morning Press.

The ists!9igsnesr, in treating upon the open
Ing Of Congress thinks that no distraction or ac-
riuonious debate will be permitted to check the
advance Of our armies
70 The RsPS6!itGs Continues its line OF argumen.
tation In favor Of negro emancipation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

III 10 estimated that the publication societies
Of Philadelphia have distributed to the soldiers
since the breaking out Of the rebellion, about
five million pages of tracts. The Presbyterian
Board Of Publication, and the Bible Society have
also distributed a large number Of Testaments
and Bibles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

GovEssnEsr CorroS AGENCIES The Treas
ry Department proposes u appoint cotton agents
for TIE government In the co ton States with ex-
plici Instructions, which VT / be published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

PERSONAL Count Yalantetus, Of Russia; Z.
esvortts, Of Paris, and Colonel Havelock, Of the
British army, are at the willard Hotel.
Commodore Goldsborough, U. 3 n and lady
are Of the National.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

III man In England named Seers accused
himself Of committing fearful murder, was ar
rested tried and aequitted-it being proved that
he WIS thousands OF miles away from the scene
Of the MURDER when IL was committed.
TIN the Probate Court Of Cuyshoga, o a
nes a., was fned one cent for marrying white
woman, She win be rned good many scents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

ARRIVAL OF COLONEL KANK-Colonel George
p. Kane, ex- Marshal Of Police OF this city, ar
rived at the President Street Depot at O'Clock on
Saturday morning from Philadelphia. He was
released from Fort Warren with view of attend.
ing the funeral Of his father -in-Iaw, Captain
6Tifith, on his parole Of honor to return to Bos-
ton in three weeks. He was somewhat detected
In appearance, and though several persons APP
preached him at the Depot, with view Of con-
versing with him, he maintained moody silence,
and soon entered the carriage Amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

No MESSAGE TO-DAY 1t Is believed that the
F's'dt nt's messsge will not be sent IN TO Con-
Eress to day
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Oysters..OysterS.

THE OVERLAND OYSTER EXPRESS
COMPANY
Is now prepared to furnish Restaurants, Hotels,
sutlsrs, and Private Fsm,lIes with@ *
FkEs oh sTERs, BY the gallon orNfsl
The Oysters arrive daily fresh from ST
the waters of the Che apeake Bay, and
ara of the best quality
The company invites the patronage of the spal-
ers and the public in general, aud guar ntees a
prompt stten ton to all orders.
Offce14S Market Spase, (Ayenue Houss,) be-
tween 7th and 9Th SITS
no S0-lm IRepublicap,1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

''v2 FR;ENDs a he vsrtous military cGups ard
poaicoHa viii confer a favor a J EeepiH Us posted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

IL AteHtioa' Is called to the advertisement
elsewhere headed /" PhoRogrsPhy Taught"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02
NJ NEW MILLINERY.
EOR SALE,

ESOR SALE.
L FINE OLD MADEIRA VINE
The advertiser has a Quarter Cask of OIo Ma
deira Wine which he offers Tor sale. The Wine
is thirty four years old, a was Purchased br the
present owner In ateIra FIVE years ago. This
VINE T manned in he Easr climate over two Years
The own Wa fered eight dollars per gallon for
II la Oh M. which he then TefB Ell but vii now
sell at that Pice. Address Box s32 CITY Post
office. de 2 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

900 Johnson & NA6LE, OOn
SOO NO. zSS PKNNeyLvAN1A AVENUE, AOO
Between Ninth and Tenth St.. south side,
CHAMPAGNEsIa. II Mann, Piper Hsids,oi.
Moet Chandon. Baliinssr q Co., Cartier Z
CLAKETs-st Julien, 81 Estsphs, canssuas,
HOOK WiNEsEpsidssheimer. yohannssbsrssr,
: Liebfrauenmllch, r pdesheimsr, 60.
BRANDY, Whisky, Gin. Port, sherry. Madeira,
LONDON PokTER, Brown Stout, Edinbrrrh
and YoII.hire Alss, Of the best brands, in bot
cIGARs-Rsvsnss and Domestic, Of the choicest
brands. - =
We call the special attention feuters estsurant.
90, n1d FsTilisS e or large and yell .sslsctsd
STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES,, Fresh Meat
Poultry. Fish. soaps, vesstablsi and Fruits IN
PREsERyEs, Islbss. 60 Almonds. Nuts. Ran
cHEfEssiE a. EE m and w....rn cv,un., s..
sus sssAsp sssssT Che Psst oder
eSteysry ds.cIiption. PspPsr ssuos and Tomato
AL OF which We oder ct tho lowest possible
prices and on reasonable terms.
no2 J0HNRDN n RAGs q
EOR HlRE-A voupr. active and int, n, s,t
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By THos. BOWLING, Aueaoneer:

MAsR s,s t.A,. sALEzIn virtue Of xIit Of
ne Circuit Coyrt Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia for
yil expose 70 public sale for Dash IN front Of the
Court House door Of said county 90 FRIDAY,
the 6th day OF December next, 1861 81 O'Clock m.
the following property, 70 Wits All defendanrs
tight, TUE, ci:am and interest In and 20 Lot No.
., IN square No sol In the CITY Of Washinston-
ID. c.. together with al aud singular the Improve
ments thereos seized and levied upon - the prop
erty of James g. Coombs, and will be sold 70 sa,is-
~ yudicisls No; Sc to January term, 1850, in favor
John +. Kendall. w SELDEN,
no H-o Late u =. Marshal ID. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

HIRING, LrvEs s99H sEtE RSD EXCHANGE
Nos. 30 and 20 and 18th streets, south Of
Gentlemen wishing 20 hire Q neat and stylish
turnout oan be supplied vah . team Of any DE-
soription, in o style II rae
EXCELLENCE.
The best care bestnved on Livery horses.
on hand. nS-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

EOR HlRE-A Young. active and intel m, sut
s.aysf. XdSIs:s IS. Ssoiss.S 30: ii Ps.s ef
noes po4-&s