Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1859, Page 2

AAAI nS b aeanieneee tae ee for self-protection ageinst the assaults of abolitien- iam, which are to end either in a suppression of abelitionism by the North in defeace of regs. prennledyadebaeratamedra) _-- @_ purehaess of traders who deal in no sorthem —~s and abetting om the coast; as general and os ta its results an the sympathy ifested throughout the North with slave-stealing, and arson, and murder In the South to further the ke aiding ‘States revenue laws, Hi ft [ at Hit ii 3 HAE Eg’ it ef it ‘ i : gE tr \ 2 - iT Hh F. a f i 2 5 z 8 HE ETE fe ¥ zt oe Se of Boston, the counsel for creat <4 vU.8. ue afin haiti rere, Paonia 2 en! {1 The Nashville Union and American comes tous in morning, for the death of Mr. G.G. Poin- dexter; oe of its editors. As dy tele. Sraph on Seturday, he came to his death at the hands of Mr, Allen A. Hall, editoref the News, of that city, who, it appears, shot bim imeelf- » apprehending an Attack, as Poindexter was ap- Prosching him with a drawn ptstol, whifle he was | wi standing in front of his own office. The difficulty had its origin, in the frst Instance, fp en ,acrimo- nious newspaprr controversy. 7 The House of Representatives of Georgia has passed 2 bill abolishing executions in public. com. f apeaetests cl nies to receive them consisted lexandria Riflenens Capt Marye; Mount ot. Smith; aed Moran Conti- B. aud . Haines; mand of Col, John Ti age formed under the | ° and Captain Bailey, | Bilin Gibson. the pened @ilitary, seem ool ofthe doat, Ree ich ant Apple the Feport haye beon as for sroceries,. shoge, stoves, Plothing. neral torer of weari: NSE Y.£ B. BH. St'N ITY, Seo. foie ey NG Sara Min eos weagheees 144 93. Pag miis Hoare, on rovided by He vied A tsa ———— o_O 2 SAIN is Sootti: Ra pgm drow's Soote end ‘ne sare tokets of admission on [poaeae DAS. Re AROWN) Rec. Soo. Geet coment ree ceed, rer iS mg A c Ei fer of 1e: cE ; i i 3 : F i i BF 8 E L : Ay re) ° E _ Gacetgeel ‘ oth - ————— — ——OOOECLYREr >. Ty Z HL posit saw ME! ig gee Bae rs) iy etreet ‘8. Creenenad: iinet up stairs. = 1* 1; TANS! PIANOS: iD kaw Ee eae to roring & Bou'e, er 306 Pa. ov., between Sth and loth sta: SE eet | te 8) REA ar Weert eee cer no o ¥ nara ie ee ence aire Commenc:ns on THANKSGIVING NIGHT, November 2th. OAAND HATIRBEE DeTHROSRR:” “0 THE — AND ORLEBRATED Swise Bell Ringers, * [FegepeaeNOvet Sed, aes aes | rae he “‘shoulda’t wonder if two-thirds of the Alexan- drians who have gone to Charlestown in uniform didn’t. come. back in coffins.” The general im_ pression the “knowing ones” here, how- ever, ts, ttut there wit the no disturbance of Rind bat = TBs ti OYS- | Odell, C POS LAMA TION. Maxon’s Orr: Wasttnetox, Nov. 1, ey { and it seems peer Einong cur olerahsa among ith the ty of : eaday ne ae he te bi orhis anne ey i 8 seculsr day, to re- turn thanks for the men ifold Bloons 7m dispensed to ua, is most fitting, ats time w! § community pe ante pocceiee ye cratatel for the blessings uy Prosperity, and for the p: jon ors Wi ‘fered ons, imi! ooneai n rey? pray: ore O} stmit jon. A i sol ity to recommend that ‘business be suapspded. ae al rahip 0; d msy arcend With a uni’ ‘hic! ‘our ita ations |, and Our peo; ple hay under my , at the city of W; Selene JAMES G. BERRET, ror, =S==>>>>>>>>>—>=>==—=_—_ GEORGETOWN. ADVERTISEW TS For other Georgetown advertisements see firsi page. near a W138 TO STATE Tu TAS PUBLIC, AN! to Georgstowa, that | have OFTHE (Siem Ch Ae reseenaa nie ma tte ee the Collector the tax on J *s property. sale So-tansensoed ‘ona show m receipt for FOR DWP sA Ia, cee RUSE torr aa a quire of 5 ‘OR NEW YORK.—The packet schooner Aro- om LS no9-g* ’ 59 T—T: DWHuLiNG ‘streets It contains two riers, three bette dining F on. and torms ure at the vesse) room streete, Browse 1am bates Speer Areerae Pi 13 a i Pe |SE House oharge Rorth. ; | JAMES MEL Lee eee first. Renee wher aera COOK. ALL OF THE MERRIE BACHELORS. oh a ee e ald 1 the eve o! 2 cay psusrel pert to make this tee of Ar and at the Se TIE BACHELORS. Gen WHTZa RY AND cirzexs PHILHARMONIC Hatt, WEDN mber 2% AY, Nove: te SROROE WASH. to te * Goblets, Peres es FOR RENT AND SALE. LSee First Pane.) Fou FEN AF VENISUED E_Ne. agracce of tyowiedre smonr heteweea !ith ata. Bo 22-6” ty genersity Gi hiteraoe haa ws Re THE fot ieeecrein? caterer. ‘srt } eemnbers or at ‘As no » Evq., invi For nena Paer SED np, cy | Bat = lee a ee oe woe * a gabe rr. jon given om ° Pg part of the Balicen Poe, Ree SE no Over Banko! 8 Horton, ‘oun, ly, fy alias R SALE heargetown, containing in ane poy ep Scena |qyaaNKSOIVING BALL President's Mounted Guard. ENTH AUNUAL BALL of the eee u ‘A bared 'an Maing-renues betwen Gaol | anes rowg” fe mabe i frees beeen WRAPS ES | eit Cte oe H MEUY FURNISHED PARLOR | °'S.cek "7 the v wit} be s A A ech mies A aatalle ‘wae: HW Martie, sere Beers wiht het.os 6 Seman sae. Tr. THIRDGRAND BALL Z ov THB 2 or ith nu FUMMSIaay TWHRRA StH | eee eRe ER MOE by an expernsnosd |, our lady 76 K st. im gown in grass ond wheat. It is weil has ® fine spring near the The ™ Co rae PA, no@-tw Geor m, D.C, Serre ceaeieeast terrae ee ee Greer ns Fre AA reg agers oer aries ower trac ar FOE RENTLQUARE No. 411, with « brick ecisnranaenia ae ea z EH on (Sth, , bt 3 8 centicmon end order of the 22.423 G.STOLT, Sec. Bo 19-At* grece, and Pa. wine starting PORK ST HACBROORS. wets, OR ORS and wiz CHAM,