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SECOND EDITION.
81 O'CLOCK p. n.
4 O'CLOCK p. n.
TIE ELECTION.

The result of yesterdays election is before
our readers in the returns elsewhere, 1t is
most gratifying to every loyal heart, not only
in the success of the tried standard bearers in
the Union cause, but in the fact that the
maiorities for Mr.. Lincoln are so overwhelm-
ing, so spontaneous, so unsectionai that all
cavil is silenced, and the fact established be.
yond ,peradventure, that the rebellion is to
have no quarter, and that the Government is
to be sustained unstintedly In its measures to
that end. The returns so far indicate that
Mcclellan will get not more than three States,
Kentucky, New Jersey and Delaware, and it
is by nc mems certain yet that he will carry
any but Kentucky. .". f.~.E
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--The Tribune claims
New England, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New
York, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, H.
Hnois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Kan.
sas for Lincoln. Total, one hundred and nine
ty, independent Of the Pacific States, which, it
says, have probably chosen eleven Lincoln
electors 1t claims over 10000 majority in the
State of New York, and that q sufficient num-
Der OF members of Congress are gained in the
Union to secure the requisite two-t thirds in the
House Of Representatives for the prohibition
Of slavery by constitutional amendment
Itmakes the New York Congressional dele
CATION stand twenty. two Union and nine Dem.
ocrats.
The World comedies Lincoln's reelection,
claiming only New York, Kentucky, New Jer-
sey and Missouri for Mcclellan, with Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Oregon, California and
Nevada in doubt, but most likely for Lincoln
The New York Times claims one hundred
and thirty three electoral votes for Lincoln,
with probability OF all the remainder, ex-
cepting Kentucky Missouri, and probably New
Jersey.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-The majority for Hon.
james Brooks M C.) in the eighth Congress.
sioral district is reported at 125.
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PERSONAL.

/ HAVE ATTENDED WHEN MRS SARAH
Il WESTERBERGER was acting rs ladies nurse,
ana consider her o. attentive and anxious to
please as any other nurse that I know of. Her
residence is on l4th street, 4o6. between and K.
Geor getown, D. c., Nov. 8, 1854. no o-3ts
NOTICE Il hereby forewarn all persons from
l trusting my wife. FANNY 2. SMITH, as I am
not responsible for any of her transactions here
after. and will pay no debts Of her contracting
from this date. SILAS SMITH
November Z, 1854. nov 7-3t~
nR. BACKER. THE MOST WONDERFUL AS
~ trologer, No 362 D street, between 9th and
10th streets. who gives full and tho, ough infor-
nation concerning all affairs through life with
and in regard to Health, Wealth, and Marrias e,
Love Afairs Journeys, Law Suits, Absent Friends,
Sickness and Death. DIR. Backer can be consulted
from in the Morning till in the Evening.
row -lw"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

ANOTHER OF MOsBY's MEN CAPTURED.
]. H. Delaphin, one of Mosby's guerrlIlas.
was captured day or two ago, near Martins
burg, Va, by Capt. Corey. Delaphn was sent
in to-day, and committed to the Old Capitol by
Col. Iugraham
CONGRATULATIONS TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
To-day President Lincoln received a number
of dispatches from prominent parties through
ont the country, congratulating Tim upon his
re- ELECTION 10 the Presidency.
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MARYLAND.

We have the following returns from por-
ton of Prince Georges county:
In the first district Of Prince Georges county
(Nansville) Mcclellan received 267 votes;
Lincoln, So; McClellan's majority, 1Si.
In the second (Bladensburg) district, McClel.
Ian received 2lG Lincoln, AZ; majority for Nc.
Clellan, 172.
The Democrats claim that the county will
give about POO majority for McClellan-asm small
Democratic gain. e.
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SRRENApB TO PRESIDENT LINcoLN-To.
morrow night, at 9 O'Clock, the Washington,
Georgetown and Giesboro' Lincoln and John.
son Clubs, headed by the fine band attached to
Camp Stoneman, propose to call upon Presi.
dent Lincoln and tender him serenade in
honor Of his reelection.
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DATES FROM HAVANA BY THE
STEAMER COLUMBIA.

Vessels Burned BY the Kinda. -
NEW York, Nov. 9.-The steamer Columbia
from Havana, with dates Of the 5th has ar.
rived. s8..s.
There il NO direct news from Mexico. i-i-sg
The Estafitte Of the 18th ulttmo, says, yaga-'
bonds, desefters, and robbers, infest every
road. robbing eli whom they meet, and 1t is
urked tina. the Governments show us pity to the
plseue which RACES. p. =. ;.a,I - So a 80
Mexican dates from Puerto Rico Of the 3lst
ultimo, report the arrival on the 26tn, OF the
spanish brig Vista, rpm Moese vias1. WIN ~
iloneinr TO tna vessels Iron Squal, MindArum,
and Ocean, captured and burned by the Hipda,
] .ENu IA dREEAa kEE
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ESS GOODS
~ FROM THE
NEW YORK AUCTIONS.

NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
We now take pleasure in announcing to the ladies'
of the District, and the public generally. that We
Goo6 which R
within the past four weeks in New York and Phil
which have been held In those cities during that
Time, ana q great many OF them are altogether
replace tms and Is It
known that goods of all kinds have been on the sd
vance for the last week or ten days. we think we
did and now feel disposed to divide our i'd vantase
the ss no
our stock and prices. Wename in part tho follow
Is Pieces Iup,n's Celebrated MERINo CLOTHS,
Of French Merinos known to the, trade The
100 FL gt e5fiH Rich plaid.. Heavy
satin FACE SILK fIiiI and WOOL REPS in al
Is Pieces BssutfnuPY Printed FRENCH MERINos,
% PIECES So Very Hsnd:.ms All Wool. PLAID Nh
LINUS. 1xtrs Wide. and Very Choice Pat
20 P5ssss sf.qstsl Printed and Plain All Wool
Is Pieces Very Handsome CoBURa CLOTHS. at a
Sssss .o. %th great s.risty Ct msdip pa price
chey,es. American Dslsins, French and Amer
can can rrnts in great variety, all Of Which We
sos Sass Seen for ose
f &c.. s4.:
Mode. Tan, ana Purple. fhsss goods are Isrtiea-
1.yd p .;ds hsK about Of
A few BR0CADI MoRIHNTiQTIS in very
h.ndsome styles: which We are Offering cheap.
az pieces BLACK SILK, In all the various quail
MOURNING GOODS.
one Of the most .complets this siSs Of New York
Gs.nslTaffoG LuRins l.breues q almost ever,
rinos s. and Ga all-Woe Monssiines. Black Al.
pac.s, Tntn 'Eloth oobursa, and IN fat almost
every eesiiseis aIticle in sener Il use,
plain nEnres on each pisce Of goods, and no dsvia
NoA ONE PRICE ONLY. eas,7idi .ta. .as..ss
e.G - snW. n. SHU6THR & BROTHER.
noy7.3t - - .alaas No. 80 Market Space.
EREsH BUCKWHEAr FLOUR. q,
taab.tsTI HONEY 0YRUP 81 5sas s}oy is.
Just recetyedaI q KING z BURCHELL,;
ocH Corner I street and yernont aysnas.
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1Fron Shillington, Odeon Building, and
rom j. g. Parker, $40 + street, we have the
Decor ber number of Harper's Magazine fresh
from the publishers hands
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FOR THE DRY TORTUGAs,

Fifteen enlisted men, under sentence of court
martial, were taken from the Old Capitol pris-
on to- day, and sent to Gen. Dix. at New York,
who will forward them to the Dry Tortugas to
serve out their terms Of sentence. They are
principally deserters who were to be SLOT but
whose sentences were commuted to imprison.
ment at the Dry Tortugas during the rebellion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

~ The rebels visited house in Spencer
township, Pike county. Missouri, one evening
last week, when wedding was going on and
conscrlpted number Of the guests and the
bridegroom. He had hardly been sworn into
one service before he was conscripted into an .
other. 1t is said the rebs made the cake and
chicken fixins disappear in double. quick.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two nsines and Seven Freight Cars Rul
into the SuSaue hanna

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Two engines and
seven freight cars went into the Susquehanna
this morning, at Perryyille, by an accident in
running on to the terry boat No one was in
cured excepting an engineer who was hurt in
leaping from the train
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VALUABLE SHEEP.-E. ID. Robertson of
Shorheam, VT, exhibited eleven sheep at the
New York State Fair, and sold them for 50, $50
Merrill Bingham and H. F. Dean, of Cornwall,
VT, have buck for which they have refused
$4,000. So says the Dollar Weekly Mirror
published in Manchester, N H.
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MARINI's SoIREEs.-Marinfs next soiree
occurs. on Friday night next, and will be one
of the most elightfuf Affairs of the sort of the
wear. Remember the place, Marini's Dancing
Academy, Temperance Hail, street, between
9th and 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

DEPUTY MARSHAL SHoT.-From q tele.
graphic despatch received in this city, we learn
that Deputy Marshal Randolph was shot and
mcrtally wounded yesterday morning in
McDonough county, by a gang of armed
men, while he was attempting to arrest a de-
serter.-Nlinois Journal, Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

~A bill introduced into the Vermont Leg
lsicture to pay State bounties to substitutes
has been defeated by a large majority. A
further attempt is to be made, however, to
force the matter through.
III Six inches Of snow fell in st. Louis on
Thursday.
- Small. pox is on the increase in Chicago.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Sherman makes bold move-He burns At.
lanta and Is Marching Directly for
Charleston, s C.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9-Yesterday's Indianop
lis Journal says: .- .4s
Officers from Chattanooga report that Sher-
man returned from Atlanta early last week
with i've corps OF his army, leaving two corps
In Tennessee to watch Hood. He destroyed the
Railroad from Chattanooga to Atlanta and is
sending the iron to the former. ~
Atlanta was burned and Sherman is now
marching directly for Charleston, S. G.
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MIssING.-Patriek Brennan, q hack owner,
notined the police this morning that his driver.
John, white man. is missing since last Mon
day morning with close carriage mo. 5S) and
two horses. The driver is not so serious q loss
as the coach and team is 70 Mr. Brennan
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FROM SHERIDAN.

4he Kebs 10 Assume the OffensIVe-Ewell
Supersedes Early.
NEW YORK, Nov.9.-The Heralds dispatches
from Sheridan's army, dated the 9Th instant,
state that Sheridan has received information
that the rebels intend Immediately to assume
the offensive. Ewell has superseded Early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

Foyrp OpEN.-The Cigar Store OF Henry
Bosus.-vas found open at 20 minutes past IL
this morning Patroiman Simonds and w ats,
Of the Second Ward, took charge of the store
until the proprietor came this morning. Every
thing was found in its proper place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

PRIZE COURT, Judge Wylie.-This morning,
final DEGREES were made in the following cases:
Steamer Siren, captured by the Keystone State;
schooner Malinda, captured by Cpur de Lion;
Is canoes, and sundry horses and carriages,
captured by the Potomac fiotilla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the premises of
p Daniel Almon. NoTtn Carolina avenue and I'd
white; slightly lame in left fore leg; eight years
old: Also, one BAY HORSE, two hind legs white;
he is marked l. O.; about five years old: Five dol
the above name nov Z 3t+
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
NEW YORK GOES UNION BY 5000 MA.
JORITY.

JORITY.
Special Dispatch to the Evening Star
NEW YORK, Nov.y.-Editor Star The figures
now indicate that the State has given MAORI.
ty Of 5000 for Lincoln for President and Fen
ton for Governor. This majority, however
will doubtless be increased several thousand
when the complete returns come in.
CONNECTICUT GOES FOR LINCOLNBY
2,40O MAJORITY.
NEWARK, Nov. 9.-Editor .Stor:-Returns
from all but u towns show Lincoln majority
of 2,400.
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BOARDING.

TWO PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
L with ROOM and BOARD in a private family
Terms $50 in advance $50 Est. nov 8 1w-
E'URNIsHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD, IN THE
commodious house B 9 street, between 18th
and 18th 7 eo3ts
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NEW JERSEY
New Vail CIV kI.ct,c

Cape May county-2O6 Union majority. Starr
for Congress, 1877 majority.
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n~ODD FELLOWS HALL
u5 SANDERSON'S MINSTRELS
In sn entire new pro gramne. new songs, new acts,
and new burlesque To night. 1t.
~I O.OF LEVEE-UNION LODGE, No.
uS II, will have Leyee at Odd Fellows Hall,
N&vyYard on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 16th in st
Particulars in future advertisement nov9 It
nS~ THE LECTURE OF MOST REV. ARCH.
uS BISHOP SPALDING-Postponed from the
goth Of Septemher-will be delivered 1t Odd Eel
the benefit eff st. Vincent de Paul's Society. Sub
ject, Philanthropy and Charity Compared
Ticket 50 cents. may be had in Washington at
Elliss Music store. Russells Bookstore, and at
Fords. Callan's, and Sears's Drug Stores, and D.
stJ. L. Kidwel's Drug Store, and at the door on
the evening of the Lecture. Tickets sold for the
Nth September will be received for this Lecture.
uoy 7-eoSt
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- JUST RECEIVED ~.
x Our Winter Styles of Ga
MILLINERY AND FANCY HATS,
At the New York Establishment,
No. MARKET SPACE,
Or STAIRS, SECOND Door FROM 9fH STREET
BONN1Ts, of Silk, Velvet, &C.. in every style,
in the most desirable colors and shades.
LADIES, MISSES. BOYS, AND INFANTS
FANCY HATS,
In all the new shapes. and Trimmed in the most
tasteful manner.
UNFRAMED HATS,
In great variety.
We do not advertise cheap and common goods,
but we can sell Rich Stylish Bonnet and Hat at
moderate price.
Also, Just opened at the above place. branch of
l.. Mcintosh Cloak and Mantilla Store, 497
Broadway, New York, the largest and best assort
ment of goods ever offered in this city.
CLOAKS in VELVET, CLOTH, SILKS, &C.,
of the latest importations
A great assortment of
OPERA CLOAKS, MISSES GARMENTS &C.
Mr.. Mcintosh is one of the larg est imp and
manufacturer of Cloaks in New York, and is re-
ceiving goods from London and Paris constantly,
thus offering great facilities to the ladies Of this
city and vicinity. The goods are marked much
below Broadway prices. nov 3-Iwr
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MARYLAND GOES UNION BY So
MAJORITY .

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9-Frederfck county, in.
complete, gives Lincoln not less than 1,5OO;
gain OF 500.
Returns from one distrietin Worcester couu.
ty show gaia.
Caroline county-Lincoln $50 majority on
home vote; gain OF 400.
Carroll county-172 majority for the entire
Union ticket; gain Of 275.
Cecil county-One to two hundred tor Lin
coin; gain.
Baltimore county, incomplete, show Union
gains.
Washington county also shows Union gains
The Union men have majority in the Legis.
lature. The Senate is doubtful
The majority in the State will be about 1000.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Howard county-Mc.
Clellan 1S9 majority. Baltimore county in
doubt.
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New York City Election.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-In this city nearly all
the county officers elected are Democratic
Kelly, Democrat, is elected sheriff and Oakley
Hall district attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

Geld. e..
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-Gold opened 1t 245, and
closed at 257. . (
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP-A soRREE HORSE, about four.
i teen hands, With name crooPped n short: Had
srtilieGy blankst. Inquire Of W. B. soHsNcK.
Clerk Central Guardhouse. no s-2t' =
STRAYED Oh sT0LEN-A small red COW.
info5 respectlns her VII e ,iseEsllyrs
" aoS st. Grocery cSrDsr ssh and
sns the
a circular GOLD PIN, with coral rose. The finder
Siil be suitably rewarded BY leaving it at the Star
STRAYED-One BULL. Two years old, brindle
- and white, With large star in face; Any infor.
sd At
@5 tanning surveys Of lots il. This eity. The
's nd1 ss of the &% FORSYTH City Surveyor
@0S REV ARD. -stolen, or the NIGHT e the III
HARNESS. The above reward viii be given u f
spPlyips At Or. aREGsoN's Stables. on D, near
=. n
car, lady's fur CAPE; The finder will be very
Of the Gas Light Company, No. 4ss 10th street street
west. -. - -..-.----- nOy82t~
7 OsT BULL.-s5 reward will be paid for the Re.
BULL that srayed from Thos Blasdens fain s.S on
the Piney Branch road, November lst. Informs-
S eT sn msg Be SIR sFss to
8. JONES, at said farm. nov S-stt
VAME TO THE sUBSCRIBER on the sOth DC
~ tober, one small black BUFFALO COW: also,
on the 18th OF June. one red and white horned
ward. prove property, or they will be sold at sxp
ration OF cMzs to FRxsGs
NO S-3t6 Piney Branch Road, back Race Track.
WAsHIRED FRIDAY EVENING. November4
the Baiti@ors and Ohio RaI9osa Depot % Black
BOZ tail MARE, about "a hands high heavy name,
lame in the right bind foot. If returned to
PARKS & EICHEL'S, New York Livery Stables,
corner 18th and streets, the finder will be Ibsr-
ally rewarded. nov S-2t'
600 REWARD-strsyed or stolen from . yard
S%V On the Island, near the brick yards, OIL
years old: small star in the forehead. She Is
win ei!e the Above re- Yard if returned to the Me
tropolitan Livery Stable, on 80 Ct near p. av.
nov SIT Prince Georges county, Md.
I osT-on the Sd inst :, a bay MARE, With white
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No. 127F
street. between 2lst and ed.
TAME TO MY PREMISES ON THE Sd INST,
~ stray HORSE. which the owner can have by
at BAL RA1NEY'S, Baltimore Depot, for James
Gin REWARD.-straye ed away, last ThurIday
2lV morning; two COWs-one dark mouse.
s
will he given il returned to Ridge ST., between NJ
and and 4th and 5th SITS.
nov 7.3t" P. DON0HO0.
STRAYED OR sToLEN..From the premises of
.r Baf aR sso Sns and ID
3D. Aise two hfnd sss v Asae;
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MIe6K9 opRYAN. Ne. 1,loT walnut strsst
aaA kAnosons aessrtnsit ~ lRINCH IiLr( q
LlNB2Y, to witch the Attoatoa On ~ -
asss Il Invited. Pa<aoulas care given 70 erdsra.
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PENNSYLVANIA GOES UNION BY
10000!
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9-The Bulletin saws
the returns indicate majority in Pennsylya-
mia on the home vote of from ten to fifteen thou.
sand, and that the soldiers vote will increase
this to over thirty thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

PASSING AND DEALING IN COUNTERPART
GOVERNMENT SECURITY s-Monday' william
Stanly, Louis Sleight, John Frisby and Annie
f. Tompkins Were committed to the Old Can
itol upon the charge Of dealing in and passing
counterfeit Government securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

JHwELRv sets, new and beautiful styles al
the Dollar Store. See special notices. 5fo sSP
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.

New York All Right, by 10000 for Lin
coln-New York Congressional Delesa.
ton % U MON and Dem &C rats-The New
York World Comedies Lincoln's Re.elec.
tion.
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DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN DELAWARE,
The State yet in Doubt.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 9.-Returns from Kent
county show Democratic gains over the last
State vote, and Sussex Union gains. The State
is yet very doubtful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

MCCLELLAN CARRIES KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9-The Democratic ma.
jority in Kentucky is from fifteen to twenty.
five thousand.
The Democrats claim $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Olin.-This morning
this court was in session, but transacted no
business of public importance. 800.
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MACHINE SEWING.

MACHINE SEWING sTTSKssp1se,
H sfAH AND fLUTING DEPOT.
We invite particular attention to the large and
beautiful variety of NEW PATTERNS, never out
before suitable for Embroidery, Braiding,&c
The Fluting done at this establi shment is after
the most approved French method, and being
entirely free from gum or paste, the goods does
not change in color, and is not affected By damp
ness. Please call and see samples 81 D.
. DORSEY BECK. 5O4 9th street
nov slw Second door north Penn. av.
ND YOU GET oNE2
If not, go at once to the new TIN STORE,
PALMER Il BRO.
No. 80 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C.,
And purchase one more OF their COOklNG
AND HEATING STOVES. Cheap for cash; at
Philadelphia prices. We name in part t5
TIE TIE p PfNNIEE5YPpSSSEAk TFssfft 1900 toooh,
The BoILER TOP CROTON.
The VIOLET and other Radiators. 80
All stoves, &C., guaranteed to be as represented
~. No. 90 Bridge street.
nov Slim es0Ff FsTnE & z BRO.
L'oR sALE-A blooded MARE, FIVE Is, years old
very stylish and fast. well broke into harness
Also. one a HORSE, AZ years old, very stylish.
GY, nearly new; the owner having no further US
for them. Inquire at this Office. nov ct"
JUST Received by Schooner Francisco, from
% sns fos sss At
2 DESIsoN. the Captain On board, Gso S e.
town. nov 7-3tf
A Ii KINDS OFBOTTLEs BOUGHT AND SOLD
a the highest price viii be paid for Champagne
Bottles. at 81 Seventh street, Ielsnd, between 3
49, o. Oc E|eLm
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LATER FROM NEW YORK.
The State Gone Union by Three Thousand
Majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-The Tribune has placed
on its bulletin board the following This State
has gone for Lincoln by 1900 majority.
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How THE SOLDIERS GO.-Editor Star The
vote of Co. .'K," 18th Pennsylvania yoIun
teers, for President, is as follows:
Lincoln and Johnson, sixty-five, (65,) Nc
Clellan and Pendleton, none, (0.)
wish TINS published In your paper as see
it wrongly stated that there was one M CleIIan
vote cast in our ranks
At the Cllt burn Barracks. the voting of the
pennsylvania soldiers resulted in a for Lin.
coin and for Mcclellan
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Apx1rrsp TO 5rH1 BAR.-We notice tina
MT. waller S. McFaIlan, OF this city, formerl!
prsctice at the Suffolk (Boston) bar. MI Nc
FarIan is graduate OF Georgetown COLLEGE
and Is now attending the Howard Law School
The Suffolk bar Is one OF the oldest In th
c6nntIy, and the admission OF Mr.. McE. :,
practice before it is quite a compliment I,
him. ser.z-. s.-l.I.,f'--'' 80 n $50 ~ :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

BENEFIT FOR CHERRY BRLLE-Charming
graceful, piquant, musical Cherry Belle, whose
name is fit synonym of her attractiveness, is
to nave complimentary benefit at Canterbury
On FRIDAY next, which will attract all her host
Of admirers, and these will form a host in
themselves She will appear in her great part
Of the French Spy, and a fine general bill will
advise all who can to be on hand on FRIDAY.
and see and hear this bewitching across and
songstresG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-09

EREeH BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. q
tasb.ssTg goHONEY SYRTfp =, 80 arr = -
Just receiyed.i1 a.cgn KING EBURCuELL,-
: oclp Corner I street and Yer1ont evenas.