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DROP osALsF FORLU BER.
psrNI QVLE.EaMlsEag'. ORC.
C0yHf5 az i-fh cnd u -.-6csS.
WI snr.rii q = NrI "a u.

wa,3Is..s.,l G2,s:. ~ 3 qrd g s5t :sf: I. ic
Ypih xr.tey. pecenheg 8. 80 =: Il . ciock N roS
delistras in ;hc city Ct Was inEton al such point
lion I'0ott feet ofLurnb Der ftls fellovirs DID
= . one i incL VIII P;Se Carmon 1 Cus.iEs'. s
kiSh:! three A IAousant three h2ad:et al th..ty
lOng. fHcin?,ckl y
EiEh th:es ii, ussnd 'hree hundred and thirty
long lHtmlccx.
kshbiy b2s the - u t'pse4t fs 5ESf t.t A p. 10y ~
ioag tHornio ~
All is ah"re des:-l&ed to D. good, rae.ehsutah.s
Lumber. subj: the inspection of 81 agent sp-
P0ihn.fi on ,he part IF IF ;es Co er4s,tnt
.Prop9esl- f;cra disloyel psr.:as viii Nc; he -on-
Eioered snd 81 osth of sllssiancs 20 tac = g Coy
il bs awarded 70 hi, 5aust b g,laSan $50 ~ Two
pfniea 70 tie guarantee, a.d 'ai1 snE5as'.ss nTs.
The respons!.i!'ty ~ tLs eraysnaors r1ust he
shown by the oacia! ce-thcsts .! the Clerk of Tho
nrac".t D'.trict tour; vr ofth. LED Atstrs d
Bidders must Re present in person when Tia bids
ar Opened o. Ihe proposals vii not re conhid-
Thc fell nsalo sud Pos, ofHe. sdd-e-e c. ths bid
IFS fi = 1ais IN ;6sp naISs e. FRI, the nsr@s
OF siih P..tits ElYst tppesr Q. the hit vii! e
l'r.d ~ the Individual rroposS Of Ibo pArty
Fnris N tie stn Cf Eve Thousand Has. Tigne6
by She contractor and both uf his gusr.utors, IL
De required OF the successful oidce. upon signing
tha ccrt-sct.
Ths Iii - reject any or all bido that r,sy be
deemed LOO high is reserved by the Depot Qua
tfrmaster.
Snfo:r2s g proposals will - rejected.
Proposal. r1u-t be Addressed 40 Captain Edward
L. Hart. AssistsGt Qua:tcrInss.sr l. g. Array,
AsshiEa~ D. II: C.. anu should &c ple.n'y marked
'rFoPoSs.s Tor Lun 5er.'
&tTng 81 GsGs0,ts.
We, -, - ths county Ui -. sCt S.Sta Of,
snl :, o th" c"unts Of, and state Of, %
hereby gasrsrte, tbs: = Is able to fatal ;lo
eUntr.ct, - src9rtsDce " - The terms Eis pro
position, s-a that, should his copOftion be ~
SepLed n viii ~ ence enter into Contract IN SC
eOrdsnc" tGv-cPith.
Should the contract be awarded him We sra pre-
psred 10 t-ccme MS aecurit:s.
IT. TIM guarantee .nu5t l. sPpanca1 the of!C!sl
ee,tiic6t- Eboyr--?e. TONED
EDWAHD l.. HARTZ.
noA Cayt. AID AS6 I Our -t-Tin6-tsr | :
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

- crTeslcndence o! the Associated Press
FonTREss MsSRoE, Dec. 2-Therei is no news
10 -rantmit IRON :his point
soUrHERh ITEMS
S"aihern papers contain tb. folio wing items
" Hiiminqion. ". e.. Nov. 25.-A dispatch 70
The Daily Journal, from Fort Fisher, this morn
iEg, says that all Is .uiet b.Iow. The POGO
tai eoand Uncle Ben went to sea safely last
night -
General Il. X. Jcnrs, Of the rebel army is in
Richmond, sick, and with but slight hopes Of
I.cONPry.''
"a Cchfedtra-e STATE navy is now the lead
ing idea RmcnE the most sagscious minds cfthe
South"
"1he steamer Kellna vTss run into and sunk
OFT :h' bahamas. She vas built in Scotland for
nning the blockade
he Charleston -. g. Courier. Of the 25th
ult., says: The enemy have from ten 10 fifteen
wooden vessels lying III sight Of this city,
where they have been allowed 10 Law for
months, nctwi:hs a ndinG our having means
Tor reaching and sinking every one Of them
with psr,.c: SAFETY 10 ourselves. Is Mt NAL
lory waiting ior all Of Lincoln's "lronsides"
10 be finished"
The Raleigh IN. c. Daily Progress Of the
9th Of Noy. says that Mai. Gen. G. A. Smith
is In Petersburg, and ia command of a force
sufticit mi 10 protect the approach 10 Richmond
IN that direction.
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- The Earl OF Elgin relinquished q fat berth
1l,n he lett India His predeoeseor went
The pauper PER-, and returned 70 Eaeland
with s1,2S0u0. The little Duke OF Argyle VIII
succeed Eletn He ie poor devil Gf0 Sut
half million Of incom~, and il ia a .aet Of
q sTiiy TO give EiLl sCmething. - = :.
~ The Boston Journal is- ceiling an fts old
printed ne ~sIspers, clippings, scrspr - all,
comp. ii.on among dealers in newepaper etocf,
and waste paper, cotton waste, rsfs, &c bring
very high prices. 81 ,.- 4 80 -f.f'
So The PrSsidents mes sag wac tvssne u1sssd
ikree -quarfers. s''f4 -. 10 .s
~ Zoe Sho maker was reeentlyee~f~seed
in PITTS mtg, Pa, 10 an impra enmes 81 I've
JehrS for counter lSiung. rF--.
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Viii OPEN fOR THE SFfSOM
On WEDNESDAY C|ENING, Dec. ,, 90
And Every Evening.

a. rsu -5ueut
VIII OPEN fOR THE SE4SOM
On nWEBSESDAN EVENING, Dec. ;. go.
And Every Eysning.
r,.s splendid HslI h.e = NeY Stag. sev Scene.
y, Priyste Boxes beautifully flrn shed Oraher. rs
covered sestl, ana Gallery shat grill commend .
iui! light = :he Stsge The atGersG made e. Sc
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
And the CorranY engaged. com pciss
THE DEsT TALENT IN AMERICA,
AN HEKnANDEz,
The great uD:ivnllet PsntoIninlist,
MISS c. FiTZWILLIAMs,
Tie great Singer. froIa tie rSudon Thest,es
MOREsT BROTHERS,
Tie Most Wonderful Perforar org in the Worl5
MONS. GRossI,
From NibS's Garden Ne. Yo-k
MONS. c. LEHMAN.
From Aiblo's Garden, New icrk..
MONS. sZoLLOsY,
Late cf ;he R.Yel TrouIe
DICK SANDS.
The Great Clog Dancer.
J. ALBERT ALLEN.
Celebrated Negro Comedian.
PAUL BERGER,
The Fagoril+ Actor.
JAMES PILGRIM,
The POpUia- Comedian.
j. ". Lands,
RE King Of song snd Dance
tom VANCE,
The Popular Comic Singer.
MILE JULIA LEHMAN.
The Accom- plishet Danseasc, rom Niblo'4 0aSdeu
Men iorA.
MILE PAULEN,
Prom the Pert ~. Isr;ea, Paris.
MILE WHELPIEy,
1hs Charming Actress from Lsura keene = Thea
trs, New York.
NADINE GRossI.
From hiblos Garden, X ~ YORK
NApME LEHMAN,
Prom hiblos Garden, New YORK
NADINE MARTINErTI,
from Nibio's Garden, New YORK.
MISS IRAKH,
FROM Arch stree. Theatre, FhilaieipAiA
MISS FLORENCE.
trom Bosery Theatre, New Torh
Prom broadway hu &c Han, New York
MISS RoBINsoN,
Philsdeiphis Theasres.
MISS sIMMoNps,
FROM Philadelphia Theatres.
.. Prom the Western Tbeatres.
SRssp CORPS DE sALtET aas
A BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE
WILL BEGIVEN NIGHTLY
COMIC PANTOMIMES -..a
BEAUTIFUL BABLErs,
| ETHIOPIAN ACrS,
sIRGING, DANCING, C.
Psreuette ana Family Cirol. ........... Is cents
Private b. Ies holding 81 personei. -. 81
Single seals IN Boxes rs cents
Colored Circle .................... Z5 Ger O.,
Doors open ct half past siy o'eioek; Perforrrn scs
10 eOmmfsee 81 seaftst sefe,s s.sLt 't.cek,
d..
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"The English colonial bishop OF Natal Or
Colenso, is just out with q book TO prove that
the Pentsteuch was not written by Mosss. and
that IL ID not authentic as q matter of history,
1t is not long since the same church dignftsry
appeared as the advocate OF polyeamy, q eos.ssi
syst, n which derives its main Biblicsl ausbor-
ity :ToIn the books which DIR. Colenso now
attempts TO show are without authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04

sS-A company has been formed In Greece for
IN, purpose of cutting canal thlrty-four YARDS
u ide and six deep across the Isthmus .of Co
rinth, :hat the dangsro voyage along the
copsfs OF PeIoponeesps may be rendered unIe-
Z, ssaTy. Such canal wse oftep contemplated,
aEd "A az even begun, in ancient a,oes. brs IL
has never been formed ss yet Pdrts konttear
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ADJUSTMENTS.


FORD'9 NEW THEATRE,
TEysH 67R,sT, Aeoys PnySA. AVENUE.
Mr.. JOIN +. PoBp. Manager and Proprietor
tAlso Q! Holiday ereet Theatre, BsitlRofe.)
THE CHARhS OF THE OPERA
NIGHTLY AsSENBLING
DkfShLI CROWDED. Audiences;
feo.h Night .! the hssu.iTrl Prima Donna,
MISS CAROLINE RICHIN0S
In me a.st # the grand serie. cI
ENGLiaH OPERA!
THIS tTHUHSsDAY EVENING,
fhs rosgniscent 0psrstic Spectacle, shs
p CH AN RBeS
sTbLI.t Miss RICHIha1
RAslTR .....H HH RICHIEGs
hR. Dun AM ru.l Company Of Chorists-G,
Nile SOPHIE AILaES h'ns CATHAR!rg
Mons. BAPTISTIS CERu RI, Mons, RoSZANi sll
appearing.
The var iou- chsrsctsrs, operate. irsn tic add
ballet, ~ the Grand Combination ana mi! uble
Companies
~ Frds, Erenins, Grand Benefit II MISS
CAROLINE RI :iIiNuS.
81 Nc Ex.rr Charge fer Admission
~ Secured sests - nsnts sstcs.
Arkissl l2g-nTeSs Circle snt Pa-s-et, - c's.
Orchfs Bes:s, Co.; Fsniiy cigrle, p ots: FL
ate BoAe-, s..
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ChNTER BURY HALL

CAN BURY HALL
LoJTsI>NA AVENUE, zs.R sIIrv s7arsr.
CROWDED HOUSES!
7Hh Pk G>N AND EtbLIr
MILE AANFrTA A''7'h
MILE A.NErTaA' a''.''f II
GALLE1Tf
MN. E.Nbr.SpK.
BEST nANCERs IN TIE woELD.
Ensaet IaehtCf
TIE cb.u,pi? Clog ps~cs1 ! Faroce au4 .e-:..
tie o"ap,. p.I..r,?.:a.. ~. ~ sGs World
Hso ana Money always ready.
hIss1CrIh MORTIMER.
A,so, Mrsr 4 sSfE IfEF'rT:&s pESsoiER. iiis.s'
'HF 9uFTo TocsI9ETf = {iI =! H0"r
'Th eHsL1!5+ fsIhH3 .;S 5HastE ASR sE.AADs
In .Ass hs Ass IL Ahtt5tSS n!:s KATE pm
BOB HAsr II. AspPT. fPYTEsW5 v aInsoss
In heS SoRGs, Etbiop. A,:a. saa ne laushsols
rBy corF Fk4Gk 81 &C u sEtfi1TrTTGpNf! fi1TrTGNf!
,u II E9w oIEoss
MAMMOTH COMPANY
1HE s,2y,sts skor akttssks IN 1hECirT,
~ REMEhBER
THE CATTFk8CRY
Hys h.iT Am aEa lSL4AgS
TSF PIRST TALkST
IN TIRE WoRLu.
TlE D%fF g. -AS:.l-uaD
MESTC HILL
Jr Wsshirgarn,
Doors opec, "a C'e,ncs, performance.
Animation x cent? Orchestra & cxItA
GRAND MATINEE
S.TURDiT AFTERNOON
'Cy ADJ AID HI pRLN.
Doors open a. . o'clock
Admire n --Lad;eE 2. cert. G.: ;idre1 81 can't.
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THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.S NEWS


The steamship Ci;y e Manchester, which sailed
from Liysrpoo! on IN. i9th, Via Londonderry
on the @Oh of November:
The French proiecc Of medjaion in American
atlails continues 20 attract consid .rable attan-
ton and is the theme Of much comment
NJ Paris Journals, with the exception OF ths
Monte uT e, ,naraily reDT zach the En- ,slish Gov
- mInrut for holding back from the Offer of
trance, and ehsrge !; with discreditsble mo-
:iN"s.
lists Ia France AT the course OF Russia. as th-
proportion for M diaiion was sent te 81 Pc
terstuTg tefore Twas 10 Lon ion. and the assent
Ci the RuesiaE Govern nert Has relied upou
ana was expected % TtiEh upon the decision
cf-Er gland.
The London Tires and the London Daily
NJ VIZ dunk nat subsequent events, including
-h.- Democratic" sUrcF-sPs in the NCrthern
Satrs, nj Ii" rHc ut elections c"nfir,a the wis
dom 81 he British Capine; In acting az they
have done.
that the question ia The view Of alI the thre.
GTFGr Powers spTea-s 10 be simply one Of time
The Losdcn Hclald thinks than nothing could
have tern NOR" graceful or more opportune
ti.an the proposal Ct he Emperor Of France 20
England, and nothing more chuFlish or illogical
than Earl Rhsseil's reply 10 that proposal
TIE H. Id assyr'E IhS. ihe relations OF Eng
land and Franco have assumed an unSatls-
factory character, hut the London GLOBE rIdi-
cUlcs ihls idea.
Cabinet councils were of frequent occurrence
in ondon.
TIE result Of the election in the State OF New
York vac tie theme OF very general comment.
tie eyailing impression being that the Demo
cratic successes were q stsp 20 Yards peace, aud
that hey would tend 70 keep the Federal Gov
"lrmte - within its cons Lituional limits.
IL. London Tines thinks that the successes
of thr D.Inccrats ia IN. Northern Stat. will
bring he word 'comprOLnise' ink very general
us, IL Am RIGS.
Tn LoUdon Daily News thinks that the IL. m
ocfdii> successes signify disposition 10 let the
Republic ''HatloH e-Aln al Ia. old Tnire OF
slaI rv.'
Tn London STIR think- the effect of the DEM
ocIau" SUGGEST may be 10 protrsct the war.
1t L. A;atsd thai ;ne sb aInCrs Hansa and Sax
onia, lrCm Southampton. will take cut large
quantities of guns and ammunition for New
York.
A correspondent Of the London Morning
Herald charges tLat :; recent steamer from I.iy-
eITOSl took Out tl"fnfg- four French s.0lilLotaes
consigned 10 confidential! dgsn! Of Frtsj'ept Lin
'Til 80 tstr FnL'
1t Sas runored in Paris that 4 plot had been
discovered TO take the life Of the Emperor at
lie inauguration of the boulevard "Prince Eu-
gene Extraordinary precautions were t.eins
takt n 10 prey n the would De- assassin from
carrylI z out their murderous purpose.
dispatch announcing that an actual at
tempt had been made the Emperor life
had made its way over Germany, which tenn
pc Crarily aisT Tmed the varioSs German Bouraes
The movement in Greece in favor Of placing
PliEce Alfred, OF England, upon the throne Of
thGt country, was gaining strength.
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The Alaban a.

B0sIoS, Dec. 3.-The bark Mary, at Queens
town on the 18Th ult., from Falmouth, spoke,
Oct. 18Th, IN latitude 81 deg, longitude 50 deg.
3u min, nc rebel steamer Alabama
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s.-T.-leSo-x.
DRAkE'S PLANTATION BlrTERS.

They purify. stycn g.hen, and inyigC-R5a.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an artioote 20 change % water AMI
diet.
They ovs: corn" e1-cts Of dissipation and la.s
hours.
They strengthen tina sy-IaD and enliYan IN.
mind.
They prevent miasmauc sHa intermittent
fevers.
They purify rns breath sna ac.dIty Of ,hs
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia And Cons .ipaaon.
They cure DiarrhSa, Cholera and ChoIers
Merbus.
They cure Liver Complain! and Nervous
Headache
They are The best Bitter IN The world. They
make the weak mar strong, and are e1haus.sd
natures gT6st re-torer. They are made OF
pure s. Croix Rum, The celebrated Cali.ays
Bark, roots and herbs, snd are taken with the
pleasure Of r beveraga, without regard TO age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended %
delicate persons requiring q gentle stim ulant
Sold by al 3rocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. T.. Ii. DRAKE co, e2 Broad
way, New York. sep 25-eoSIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04

TERg1KLF DRATR AND HOgRIhLEOCrRAGg
Charles T. Hedges, formerly from about West
I.ibsrty, and for several years resident at Wor-
IhinRtcn, Marion county, and ShinnstOn, Har-
rie on county, and who had lived for the past
two or three years near Spencer, the cSpital OF
ROane couI:y, met with q terrible death few
days ego. II appears tina. since the breaking
out Of tne rebellion he had been very active a.
;he leader Of e gaEg Of guorllla3 and horse
thieves, ter which hia talents we'll filted him.
he .hievlnT and outTaENs Of :his gang at last
became unbFaTable. About r week ago some
Union dragons rode up 10 Hedges horse,
called him ont, and in ;he presence Of his wife
rnd one eT i~o small children, ttho only mem
hers OF re family 1t hcme,) shot him dead IN
his tracks They then, with an al,no-t fandish
yindichV@pCsR, dismountPd, and proc uriEy fire
eet fire 10 has clothes, anG burned them 70 %
crisp n h" to1 -. Whesiin9 iHts!ligenceT, Dec. =
-" Dr. EdFon B. Oiois, a State prisoner ia
Fort Laiayelt, is candidate for she OHIO
L,tislatrE", IL Fairfield county, 10 tll q
vacancy.
ES' Henry MeNash, a boy sixteen years cf
age, oied few days ago n Pitt burg, Pa, from
1he etee,e q E~sitluing suiI OF tobacco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04

GgN. MCNFIL.-This officer, by whose order
t'n secessionists We're shot at Palmyra Mis-.
souri, because an old gentleman "a loyal
Unionist) WAS missing, but who after wards
turned up In Illinois, met with several mprited
rebufs q. s. Louis, lately. He approached
Gen. Mckinstry and offered his hand. Tne
General said to Mcneil: al don't shake hands
with murderer" Mcneil afterwards asked
three e nilemep 10 drink with him in the
Planters House saloon. They turned on their
heels and said, I'VE don't drink with a rrur-
derer." nis was the reception Ne met with
almost every " here he went. in ST. Louis; ard
TO doubt the ghosts of the murdered men
haunted him by day anc b. night. "The ,rav
.JuErNal. 18Th.
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ST. PArRIcK's CHuRcH has lately been i'm
proved by the erection OF 4 new aud beautisul
marble altar, which viii be consecratod by me
mos; reverend Archbishop Kendrick, Of haiti
mCre, next Monday forenoon, tha. being ths
day for celebrating the Feast OF the ImmAcu-
late Conception,
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ASHitsGTOk VARIETIES
NINTH

TIE PuFl.- az Wilmington sra respectfully iatcra,
ii nat :hia NJ SE@ HcaIt:Gui Tet4pl-
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LATE FROM THE SOUTH,

We have copy OF the Richmond Esemsrey
Of November 2s;h, Containing some items OF
interest
PROM PRKDXRICKsBCRo.
"A daily train on the Frederick-burg railroad
runs 10 Hamilton station, four miles on this
side OF frederickshurg. From passengers on
the down train which reached this city ct six
O'Clock laet evening" we learn that al is still
quier along the lines OF the Rappahannock.
No refugees have yet returned to Frpdsricks-
bury, and OF The inhabitants who at frst re-
main, q III The town many have since left"
FROM wAERBToH.
''Bv private letter from Iordonsyillp yea
i"rdsy W" learn that come Of Burnside forces,
cavalry We suppose. had returned u within
eighteen miles o: NarrenIon.
An AGREEABLE RuxoR.
"lt IL said that the Baltimore gamblers, Plug
giles and thieves now n Richmond, finding
tbe authsrities determined 10 make the city too
hot FOR them, irt' nd 60 call meeting, and in a
body Femand t!seir passports to return tn Bal
tlntoTe. They hope 10 induce the respectable
EaitimOreHns - tilrd in Our midst, and enga y.d
IN III" Government workshops, to follow their
example. In 'hiS they will of course re disap-
pointed. No honest man. hail he from wher.
ne may, bat viii rejoice in his heart at this
hs;Erd OF thieves, gaIToters and blackl-gs, aud
must applaud Tie magis.eriBl rigor that has
brought il about II :he thieves attempt To carry
ont the prCject of returning North. We hone
The Government wiil afford the NJ every faciIify
Richmond, too, should do som. thing 70 speed
the unyelconle parting guests. She could bet
TT AT ORD 10 pay their EXPENSE 20 china. than
10 support them six months longer within her
CORPORATE limits.
~ CohsEDURATE IRoS-CLAD AT CHARLEsToS
The new Confederate ron-clad steamer
thicora, il 8oTT lying at Charleston She is q
IL in sister OF he Palmetto State, and Looks "a
though she will prove r formidable competitor
Tor the supremacy OF The SEAS. whrr <h. does
Gntonnt@o The al;olitoH war vessels OF ABB
I:ncoln.'
The E1Jm.asF pitches into The Confederate
government Tor officially recognising foreign
cons uls here moi sent 10 the Confederate S.ltes
hnt acting on the old authority granted them by
eI' 'quator from :he' Washington government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04

W. l.. WALL i co. "A
Have ccrsisnment, at theirW
!. Rooms in The resr OF their Auction -
Rooms. very lsrye and extensive !
stock # ALL KINDS IF FC RNITURE
HOU6EkE RIICLES, &c mpIi.ny-
Mahogany, Walnut and Plain WARDROBE
Wslnut. Maht gsny nd Plain Bureaus,
Jenny Lind, french Cottage, Plain and ctAar Bed
sreadE,
RHtension and other Tables,
Eslr at and Msl.ogS2y Tete tetss ant erfss
Parior Cane Hnod ssst Rockers and Chsrs
Asir shuck Mattresses. Bolrters and Pillows,
CARPETS, p athsE Beds, Bslsters and Pillows.
With large vsriet; Of sll oth-r soois IN The
Furnishing line, ali of which will be sold at the
very lowest prices to close out ths stock.
". l.. WALL 4 CO, Aucti5rears.
Cnrner Pc. avenae snd Ninth ST.
- Fl - tRspuh. h Ghron annth side.
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SEcoNDWARDS STATION CAsKs.-6eo. Burha,
drunk: dismissed. Augustus Wallace; Assault:
further hearing. Vim. Thomas, drunk, jane
Mannin, discrderly; dismissed. Captain John
OHagan, assault; Lieut.. J. II. Duoant, do;
turned over TO the military. John Minnahan,
drunk; fined SKIS =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04

FIsANCIAL.-New Iork papers of yesterday
evening say: fresh spirit of speculation for
the rise appears TO De infused into the stock
market, iIis forenoon, after the slight panse c-
ticsd ~ the sec ond board Yesterday. The call
OF tAe list opened with good demand for the
goNtInncEt securities, which are much more
him. Coupons of lS-l quoted los aini y;
Registered bonds, 1COa1OC 4, ex x-1ntrrest; SEVEN
thirties, It4alii -; Certih ates Of lndc; tadness
are dull, selling az 90 sa074. Bord r Stale Sc
clriiips ar. better. Gold Is weaker, closing 1T
about l3l rer cent, after s.liing at Is \ per
cent. .Dutiable Demand notes are Arm az i2xa
tsSl nor A., pf -.-.....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04

az There "a III IA ihIrieeu editors in the next
Ippislaturr Of Wiseonsin-three I'm tie Senate
and ten IN the House.
~ InAusu.ta, GeoEgis, wbioky ss selling as
SftY cents a drink,
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON
'Cy ADJ AID Ill pRLN.
Doors open a. . o clock.
AdEnirFi n-Lad;es 2 cert. c! ;idrc5, 81 cent.
frJu. So ~ rtrprvtA !.- lsL .u,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04
s.-T.-188O.-x.

DRAkE'S PLANTA-
f... TION BITTERS
OF this celebrated brand appears to be In every
ones mouth, as well as on every ones table.
They are a splendid article and can be relied
upcn TO Strengthen and invigoyate exhausted
nature. sep 25-eoom
nIssOLUTIOs.-rhe 90, par tpsrshIp herstosors
il exntnR hetv the Subscribers, under the
err. ~ core a D.nnieon has been this day dis
~ :" = GEORGE H. MOORE,
&. II. DENNIsON.
WsshioE+sn Oct "a 'lss3 osT
('AMP srOVL5i
DAMP STOVES ~
We are now msr u featuring DAMP. OOoK snd
HEAfIN9 sToVBs, which we va sell by the
dozen m hunS red as chap as tley 40 be bOlSht
Ia Ba.ImSrs. =. II. d II. I. GREGORY,
?21psSn aVonua, near 7.h stsess,
DO tIn&. Chron. Il S,p1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04

II Attest SkW5 FROM EUROPE.
JoHE aRIeHIs sPHHcH AaAIxsr IxfkR-
fEhIha WITH AMERICAN AFSAIRs.
HIS BOLD SPEECH IN PRAISE OF OUR
INCREASE IN d64r6s 5SK Ss1sE S5oss. & "ooLES AND
.ss he Sles Of & tSa M noef
CLOTHING.
FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
a . sy sonshl At 81. cid s,isss. and the, viii no.
Eovds AND heurd to run OF their stock sithin
the next forty days to make room 70. our Etock
The r-spe only need to .see. our good. TO Induce
80. sSf 5, !acksIs st AND !s PANTS
j. Z g o E co,
DrALKxsIs
NEWS AND BOYS CLOTHIS6.
No. 464 7TH eTRGsT,
no9s Two Doors Below ssoith's.
(rRE At COZ N oTI
rIRsf WVhRDl
WHAT CAUSES 1T.
BAR RorHER's
NBE CLOTHING ESTABLISHABNI,
Lately Opened,
30. 11s PENNSYLVANIA AvsS.B,
Between 18th and 2o>il sts.
EVERY BODY Is RUsHING THERE
WBLL-HADE Z FASHIONABLE SUTTSi
"A that is the place for every body TO nuy
APlNE OUTFIT CHEAP
Please remember that our raottois
PAIR DEALING AND Low PRICEsI
Gall 1T once and procure your bsrgains oe4e,n-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-04

lAMEE Z. HALLIDAY.
NEAL ESTATE AGRNT
UoHFEE OF Pa. Az EMU AND TsErs SfRssr
over
BoaItas Hcxo Of /. Jo.s,o-, + %.
"a 2
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('LOAKS- CIOAKs,
u ANF CIOAKING CLOTHS
We have Just received large and besu tifui stock
of Paris ~ yles CI0AKS. Al+o, Black and Frosted
BEAVER CLOTHS. snitshie tor Lsdies' and
Msses' CloAks 70 ali of which We ask the ssrsrisl
si:entioL Of our friends and ths tssIinz public
NJ. TAYLOR L CO.
3-e0lT No, 80 OeBter Market apace.
NOTICB-THE OOPARfNERsHIP herstofor.
IN carried on by the name of y. J. HEIBERGER
4 co was Dissolved by n utual consent on the Slth
of August Last. All those indebted to tho 6rIn
urgently requested 10 scito without delay; at the
Old place of busioess. 4. J. aEIRER9ER,
NOTICE-rhs ,rbscrihsr, r J Heiberser seEioY
partner of the late firm takes pleasure IN inform.
Ing his friends and the PUBLIC generally shat he
will con:trre the business IN al its branches nndsr
the former nAno and t!tis, and win eniasyor 70
merit - continued fsvors of their for payYons
y. J. HEIBERGER & CO.,
Csucces-ors TO III. p Lou6on & UoD
sepi C!tizans'. Military and Naval TAILOR.
STEAMRD oYsTERS -PIksT WARD STEAM
- ED OYSTER SALOON, 162 Pc av.
betN col III ard 18th s.s -ALBERT GN III
WUORLRG legs 70 inform the citizsns $Kl&O
ard Strangers in Washington that hs ~0
haE, in COR p3ny with J. Ciemsnu.
opened q epug Steamed Dyster ssloen in the Pirst
Ward where he hopes by selling nothing but the
finest biyslyes 70 n erlt share OF their patronage
Remember er-Nesrly opposite his late plsce-the
Bsxle Rss'surSnt. no 4-soImr