Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1860, Page 2

* Crisis, tells the tale of the apparent purposes of = nn enn ee THE-EVENING STAR. “Warerr-srxre CONGRESS—SECOND SESSION. Ssnats.—At the conclusion of the speech of WASHINGTON OITY: Mr. Hale, who sree Seereeieg the Senate as we = fe went to press yesterday— THURSDAY -+-December 6, 1860. | “ii? “srown. of Miss, said if he was to have i Press. Sptrit of the Morning The Intelligencer points out that the Legislature of Mississippi, in providing for 2 State Conven- tion without rst submitting oaserins propriety of calling such Convention ple, bas acted In palpable @tsregard of the opinion solemnly announced by the State of Mississippi in the year 1851 ‘The Constitution notices the defiant tone of the republican’ party; aé indicated by Its tmouth- pieces, the New York Tribwae, Seuator Hale, and so on, and says that if these utterances do not reflect the temper of that party, let a majority, a decisive majority of its representatives in Con- gress, so declare. peace, he wanted to know it; and if war, he wished to know that also He asked if the re- publican ty notonly denied the South eee twthe Union, but intended to refuse them ¢! boon out of it. Mr. Hale said bis remarks were merely his own | idee opinions; he did not speak for a party and held no communication, by letter or per- sonally, with the President elect. He bad not ia war must come; but he bellevéd it wonld owt Iverson, of Ga , after referring to the tionsof Mr. Hale, stated that five States at feast would certainly secede, and a Confederacy, as he hoped and believed, be formed. The North and the South were jnct even now. this chamber there was no reciprocity of the us courtesies between the twosides of the — = and this wasa type of the stctions represented these sides. The North bates the Sqnth, and ped yer bag Pp thee gy ' th toward the ort Laughter in gulleries never) srepee — - ye posited vpaina: and socfally—the North and the South were distinct nations, and could not, ma ought not to, live under one government. He did not wish for war, but if it must come, let it come. The South will say to her enemies, “We'll weleome you with bloody hands to hospi- a raves *” pan of Texas, pcinveame at rage ae the Tight of jon, quoting from the the pertions be obj reaper ty and reading from fi - Hett's Debates maintained thats State had ndoubted | right to secede; and said if South oliua should withdraw. and the Government Tux Hovss Committgn 0x Sxczssion Ar- rointep.—Just before we went to press, the Speaker announced the special committee upon the portion of the Président’s Message treatin: of secession, 88 follows: Mr. Corwin, of Obie. Mr. Milison, of Virginia Mr. Adams, of Mastachveetts. Mr. Winslow, of North Carolina. Mr Humpbrev, of New York. Mr. Boyce, of South Carolia Mr. Campbell, of Pennsylvania. Mr Love. of Georgia Mr. Fi = Ler i , ol ary . Robinson, of Rhode Island. Mr. Whitely, of Delaware. Mr. Tappan, of New Hampshire. Mr. Stratton, of New Jersey. Mr. Bristow, of Kentucky. Mr. Morrill, of Vermont. Mr. Nelson, of Tennessee. Mr. Duna, of Indiana. Mr Taylor, of Louisiana Mr. Davis, of Mississ!pp!. Mr. Kellogg, of [ilinois Mr. Houston, of Alabama. Mr. Morse, ‘of Maine. Mr. Phelps, of Missougi. ale Rusk, of ‘aoe Cae rt. Howard, a. + Mr. Hawking, e&Fl r Mr. Biches of Texas. Mr. ee ee of Wisconsin. Mr. Curtis, of lows. Mr. Beek, of California. Mr. Windén, of Minnesota. Mr. Stout, of Oregon. Mr. Hawkins, of Florida, immediately after- wards addressed the House, declining to serve on the committee. Mr. Jobn Cochrane, cf New York,was address- ing the House as the Star’s reporter ncessarily left the Hall. Mr. Lane, of Or on, did not understand the President as saying would collect the duties if ith Carolina seceded. Mr. Wigfall said the more he read the message the less he comprehended it. (Laughter) For himself, if war must come, be would say, “To thy tents, O Israel!”? and the God of Battles decide the Ne isgue! Mr. Saulsbury, of Delaware, said bis State was the first to adopt the Constitution, and would be the last to do anything looking to ite destruction. [Applause and hi laced It would be time enough when this Union was dissolved for Delaware to say what she would do. [Applause and increased hissing ] Adjourned. Houss or Represextativss.—In the House— Bsopriation, > bilis—one for the support of the Well Po t Arademy, and the other for the payment of invalid and’ other pensions—were after which the House, at 2 0’clock, ad- ned. + Trunspay, December 6. Sgnxatz.—Mr. Latham presented a memorial cisco, asking the establishment of an overland mail route; referred to the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads. Mr Hale moved that when the nye adjourn it be to meet on Mi Mr. Powell introduced the following Fesolu- tion; read and lafd over: Resolved, That 30 much of the President's Message as relates to the present agitated and distracted condition of the country, and the grievanccs between the punvenelting and the non-slaveholding States, be referred to ial committee of thirteen members; and that raid committee be instructed to ing uire whe:ber any additional legislation ‘within th the sphere of federal authority and duty be necessary for the protection and security of perty in the States, and if so, that they report by bill. And that said ‘committee be also {instructed Ne consider and report upon oe expediency of proposing such an amendment gmendments = the Constitution of the United ites as may be necessary to give certain, prompt, and full protection to the Fients of property ral citizens of every State and Territory of the Un! ted States, and ensure the equality of the States, and the equal rights of all the citizens aforesaid, under the Federal Constitution. Mr. Bigler moved that the Senate adjourn; and at twenty minutes 12 o'clock, the Senate ad- journed until Monday next. Hovusr.—After the ceding of the Journal— Mr. Morris, of I1., gave notice that on Monday next he shonld call up the resolution offered by him afew days | since feo jooking to the perpetuity of the American Union, and at that time would ask @ suspension of the rules for the purpose Mr. Vallandigham, from the special committee a at fe it — - = Senate bill ng privilege, & report, pro- Posing several amendments to the (ear bill, which was ordered to be printed. On motion of Mr. Phelps of Mo , it was ordered that when ade House adjourn to-day, it be to meet on siteday ma Mr. Cobbof Ala , from the Committee on Pub- Ne Lands, reported a bill in the # ape of a substi- tute, to coastrue the words ‘ minimum price’? of public lands. Patter discussion, Mr. Stevens of Pa., moved to lay the bill on the ‘table. ——————————————— LEE EP nT ATTINGTON THEN TION TRY talfon will m-et at Heacquartere TO MORROW (rriday,) at 8¢ o’elock & m., in fuil dress uriform, for esourt duty. By order.’ M P. FISHER it Adjatant W. LE B. PEW RENTING —NOTICE.—The new Audience Room of the First Presbyterian papvoen ae Street, {Rev. SuxDERLAND’s,) will open en for public napestion. with a view to rent, ing ¢! —_— on THURSDAY, 6th instant, from o’elvek a. m., and during the day. The renting will commence at 7 o’clock est i UNION PRAYER MEETING will be holden every day this week in the Foundry . Churah, corner of G and Fourteenth streets, to commence ata gesrter past 4 o'clock p, m.. to 6 continued one hour. ‘de FATtR.—Tho ladies of Christ Chi ry ed OP Gnd. & Fait, comm:neing on Mu uw coma ‘THE OPENING OF THE DEBATE, yesterday, in the Senate, justified the fears of conservative persons here and elsewhere, that men well known the country over as extremists would at once rush for- ward to give their tone of the discussion. It need hardly be remarked that if such statesmen as Sen- ator Hale, who discourses of the readiness of the North to attempt force against the South, on one side, and Senator Wigfall, who avowedly regards the Union as an accursed thing that should be de- stroyed under any circumstances whatever, on the other side, are to cunduct the delfberations of the body designed to consummate measures to relieve American public affairs of the difficulties by which they aresurrounded, the result must be as uosuccessful as ever before . The trouble has really grown out of the perti- nacity with which members living, a8 public men, upon the excitability of the country’s nerves, North and South, have used their posi- tions in Comgress as the means of perpetuating their own connection with public life by infla- ming the sectional prejudices each of his own constituents. Had the debates of Congress upon slavery for the last ten years been conducted with closed doors, or even had the Congressional Globe not existed in that time to spresd the poison of their debates broadcast throug hout the land at the cost of the National Treasury, the North would not at thie moment be aggressive upon the slavery question to the point of driving the conservative Portion of the South out of the Confederacy ; nor would the extreme South now entertain the strange hallucination that the Union at best is but 2 clog and a curse to Its future. Waar tes “ Mzxcurr’”’ Parry Waxt —The following brief avowal of the Charleston Mer- ewry, im reply to the latest suggestions of the Propriety of entire Southern action in the current those who want disunion for disunion’s sake, more forcibly than It can be otherwise told : = ——s toaok Sop pee npr sere sees ase above assurance of the aympath: t of pal tee Soar pers if we still ime (so far as the counsel of the Mercury is concerned) to enter at this time into any Convention or counsel with ee or Seg = State. We are now acting an 5 eee, Upon our own sovereign! Our correspondent an our own eaverlanty. Oat —_ Bt this time, of = State to give us good counsel, or to st in forwarding our action. We have need for no other counsel or aasistance, and will accept of noae other.” maber it Who fails to see im it not only the purpose of esha Thorne Hail, 408! deoveuth'at sere golier refusing to permit the border Yavebolding States | Win agian in bohall of tho moat veg re seaiie chart to be heard im Southern councils, but also the additional purpose of rejecting any eventual union with them by which they may not be held in the position of the parties t receive the injury to Southern life and property that may result from a disruption of the Union’ Fora length of time past it bas been currently asserted that such is the end at which the Mercury aims; and sach senti- ments as it utters in the extract we print above, go fer to confirm that conviction upon the minds of refiecting men. How far the border slavebolding States will be content to be placed in any such position, under the pretense or plea that South Carolina is acting for herself, and for herself only, when ber acts must most materially affect | So52 the future of their rights and interests, is not the most uninteresting problem of the times. Server werretmrendtt in DisaProinrzp- —Itisalready clear that not only the extreme men of the Republican party in Con- gress, but those recognized as being the nearest counsellors of the President elect, are Ditterly dis- appointed by the failure of the message to inti- mate that the present Administration designs initiating forcible measures to prevent secession on the part of the Southern States. AS strange as it may appear, they came here believing and in this city—tho mother of all t i churches, and a loving sister to mi others. "tel Pal { HILADELPHIA ¢ ere eacd Cates: ince Pies,Pastry, Crustsf r Oyster ries, J-llies, and a general assortment of pice things in the Confectionery line, at LL, corn r Twelfth and F sts. by 4 tm Kier KRING!. Lal HEADQUARTERSPOR oe. and Fancy Notions is LAMMON Ds, Seventh st Plow a ‘Sookie Mashins 16 4 che an ihe a3 sew. -bavig cor. 9th and E sts, pe AND CLOAK GEE Respectfull man Attention of }oi! 1108 and 8 ese and Cloak aaa pe Fahim, ae "oi td acd Rete roe ie Cee ore their sincers thanks to jont serv Ly ‘Euiow citizens for Laren jor’ Oo ay o~ garnet the fire and sve thi Wed ymoraig Inst cir property early on nepig tit Fraidem Bechanen would ence | Viera Vitae such action on Big the | ——————_— trouble could and be settled beberle ore o* cuoTajNe 1» CLOTHING #! of March next, leaving the path of the Incomi: administration clear of the embarrassment of ‘toe | dificulty. Few of them as yethave come tocom- Prebend that to attempt coercion, surely be fo precipitate the whole South into: revolation within tbirty days affer the attempt be made; and, further, that even if disposed so to act, the present Administration bave not at this moment men enough within reach at command, to success NiStnNG'6bobst ne iB, MENTS we emer’ Pun abe gee: meots with oar low pric joes, in Fos alan re inl re rinble Fi sipeueupers by lees notable ms- fully defend a single Carolina arco ose assortment aculees Boutin dea ce ae trtan Mania palais Ae BRO. the policy of Gangress with teference tothe Army | _ de 6-st tre Sarwayet sty Brown's Het Hotei. Deing at the bethoni Of the Govertiment’s weak- aoNgery ame Saar by Kinahan ene ee thee Frenoh of flonore 123. (sckioaw, Roby W, P: Striokiand, 12m0., pace Pannen & RICBSTEIN’S, des jenn. avenue, Notice TO THk Pianta. | ee and Ss eee Tae Just oc Wags NEW BUOKS. Corn Taxtt so Prourt Beet Ovin adjournment of the to-day, W Bech Commitrpes cevident- ly, to the untettiad state of thy times, the domi. pant in the Senate be ve not yet taken the pares for the ‘Of their caucts to one bedy ah 8 aati Shelp. part for ome time’ fo ore gale ae ie . DEPARIMENT NEWS... ~ : c 2. AMUSEMENTS. AUCTION SALES Tae Mu F oran (ay vest oGax-| Covuania, S.C., Dec.8-—Duringe dicowion | WASHINGTON THEATER! By WA! L &@ BARNARD, Auchoneers xD Lt Col. Washington | in the Lezisiature yesterday on a bill establisbio coxa TING SUCCESS CENA. CUTLERY. PL six ntry, ordered | an Ordnance Bureau, Mréthett said they had b’ A pol. capi 5 to the command of is regiment at Benecia bar- | gor several years in Charleston eight of the largest eb k oe Sil if disposed Chas, B. Green, 274 roe tar Wa. Hoffipan to be Wieut. Colonel of | 1176, Peixban guns, ade sd ie ag a Soto AN Ete tts infantey, ordered to the eommand of that j U! ment at Ban ioe = ; pes a, x it TAN FRoonaman, - Bomford tod a of eight nk innaatr, to the Califors tre pemee, Be rent SKAMME, ofa On oh = one ill attend nar ae Sia aig a ae ieee Mo é rom Daye parere. i ae; Nal bation aon. avBEESS ey eB keweie, tenga Cope Porch [= | trom Liverpe 1 via LondomWerry on the 22d ul MILLEDsEVILLE, Dec. 5. —Nothing of interest Onk (axp onty ox AY PRRrorMance, end ine Gactore has asaived wae ‘Daptranspired here to-day. On WEDNESDAY, SE 5, at2h o'clock. | And Qsrortment of nae nny Political affairs were without any important ee Avazana. . > Anc eaarrtment ‘of change. erereeee ss Dee . 4 ata tae rue deste move- Pod fa nt Sed Ibe produced R er The: ibe foand vy The Prince of aR a renames (moa, oe Ferd Progressing in Ala- | 1; rehearshl an origintl Comedy, in Sabte, entitled | hon af bousckeepers wishing to, ¢ at Oxford.” halt of pope counties will send — Fash: tes L 20ds Gonelderable excite tement pr ‘without eppotition. ol ao Ftihons and Fowtes of Washington Lye, Ieateat Hiaporeaciove. ee on the 2ist,; in jueace of ped, tot te | fa it wil De confined to those who ad et ove Pt aoe aeregit of Emperor Racer had panier ea in Eng sccesslon w with ES Cotton, States and aon he ‘who goad ders, lor ey approved land, and each Loudon ‘that preter BALLS, PARTIES, & apt senest. The report cot ahoax. TI paltrten caoxiee station bet be gpa eae the ae 'y = WALL-& BARNARD. Aveta was besi: with anxious crowd to view the | Despatches from Wash By D& KEY, Auctioneers. distingulal ed sovereign, but he did not appear. lie of Mr. Curry, of th! Georgetown, State, cited ie | | Gate Sealy ALANS, tr the ah De. ‘The London Times hopes for an early reduction ation among his friends here.’ Bis s INE. TOCK AND FiXTUR A of the Bank rates of discount. wered before leaving home for Wasntngton, BATFALION, wg Ae RENE eat S¢ X AND 4 HOUSE AnD m Count Morney is going to Rome ona disunion parang e EC) 6, 1360. aoa ae ani ont ak ‘ey ay pays eee ‘an autograph letter from the Empe- tg be eed See eet the San ou st thie | "4 Pickets .TWo! ny RS. to be procured from | Rut Cu Fa at at tne ng rave ton bau e journing, presen ie jon mem! es It is stated that Count Walewski will succeed or - me Bs ~~ a e oe secession serrmovs will be delivered on me ee Day, beth ber ‘kin Count Persigny in the London Em There is no hew movements in Italy of interest Majoe James 5 Pe ety Captain barn Bat aoe es Pure Ground ud in Columbus. Pepyer and were en reiseenie te Nespolita province |" wpe Breckinridge Electors are now here, and ce ane hohe yee soke.and Mustard, mane: AZFAIRS IN Bh al _—_ be Brace Ca Candles, Ds win ketaet elioae etter about to return] Cugeteston, Bec. 4—The President « Mes- BO ers BOW. g eRe ramors of a new Sardintan loan were con- | toge surp Heed ceest oosaie, “ls wes puppesediaet wee | 148 ee: rer PRESIDENT shen tbe President would declare for coercion rhe i ess iar pig pe aed with the young | “Since the purport of the Message bas become ‘The French were about to weeny Terracina. —, ae, Basra Aig a a ee ee int Les cs dps eae anon my ~~ Kigensanenee The volunteer companies here who have old- nthe furt po of the Bourbon fashioned arms have ordered at their own expense had been ‘oops | Minnie muskets. paralyzed by the insubordination of State their chief Confuaton’ was prevailing. It was =, Senet} 4's aes ee believed that the complete evacuation of Gueta had a istiorm Son! And, other articles ueuslly kept im a fret class too numerous t» enumerate onsh; ieee ey yn days, for Bpprevea endorsed Saree interest. alee < the same time, the House ard oo ai : ned by the Moers, Ritter. mere sts sealer ® Basdey c LLBN” 30 AAC LEEDS DEL af A fiver at Potomac ine, Sen — Maryland ar jets 50 ner,ot edintt: ing & fits of Ooms are Lo OUT FOR THE MONUMENTALS! been tesolved 0 From Mrestssirrr. tre MONG BGS SRY noe CLUS. a Enease’ ga” | By J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO... Auctioneer 2 we 'y a Tux LeaTeet,—-A dispatch Srem Naples saye that} | New Orteans, Dec. 3 —The Mississippi Legis- Hg11, 0 ono AY. December io. Withers? EXTENSIVE 8 SALE AT AUCTION. the ex-King had burst a blood vesse! lature adjourned o¥ the 30th ult cotiilon music has been engaged, ICH SENOLD FURNITURE. It was stated that negotiations for the cession of | _ Tbe Convention bills, the secession resolutions Tigkets # cents, admitting » gentleman end ELEGANT BRONZE. P BISQUET Venetia had been commenced. and the bill authorizing the government to . Piney AARASER ‘The Empress Eugenie returns to France on the | Polnt commissioners to co-operate with the slave- “do eott COMMITTEE. Age 10th of December. Polding States, were passed uranimously. RAND COTILLON PaRTY L PAINTING: ‘The Brazilian corvette Danna Isabel was wrecked | The Stay law and Non-Importation Slave act on the coast of Barbary and 100 seamen and 23 | Were defeated. Piano Fo fell dew ‘Dots: osewood Case, UNION ENGINE COMPANY, No. 2, Blaborately Carved ‘Lege, officers lost. be > ued Se He seek and the Con- On TUESDAY, Dec 11, pen + c vention meets on the 7th of January. At PRANKLIN ‘9th and Dsts. co! Pari foo Berte, bengal fepmes. Liverpoot, Nov.2 D1 _-Cotten—enlee of thie three In a great speech Hon Mr Lamar advocates | Proseeri's Band wi Lrapinman, Tickets red with 1 rick ered days 33,000 bales, including 4.000 bales to | Separate sscession and the simultaneous adoption utioman and lady. de 4,6,&d) nd 4,000 bales for export. The mar- | °f a federal constitution, and the Southern mew- rae dull, and ail qualities declined | ers and Senators to hold a congress of the new P od, E Rorewo a Berenes, Detstente, Eres. Bide- Tiorene 46d, and even more for inferior qualities. republic and appoint electors of a President of the WANTS. nee aay COATS. ns, Breadstoffs are quiet, and buyers demand a re- | Southern Co y- oars ae whacee: ‘and Coraices, duction. Wheat of all qualties bas declined 2 to | > WAN NBS 8 a fospectable yours girls S17 at. Wines: and Ingrain 3d. Flour has declining tendency, and prices| HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE DOL- mx 2 Pint Sy ee ‘ancy ‘’rnaments and Bo iass Ware ‘are Gd; lower. wewing. Please ad milder * Box 20, Star Offics. it" sedom met with, a Provision market dull generally. Beef closed LAR WEEKLY STAR? WANTE!—A SITUATION as cook, gs r8- ™ aay ‘mention, and must be seen to vl dull. Pork quiet but firm. -Bacon quiet. Lard * =pso! jeyonns woman who thoroughiy oe ‘want of good Furnita: buoyant; ai avalites slightly advanced, Sugar IF NOT, DO SO AT ONCE. dersta ds her business and can come w <I iP recom outlet Hondas Pescomie will de toril on ae quiet Coffee firm Rice dull. Rosin du . boo Adiross Box 21. at this o and examine ne the goods shen the sale. Spirits turpentine dull. TO BE MAILED TO YOUR FRIENDS ATA ANTED.—Persons wishing to obtai ood | Will tak Lonpon, Nov. 22 —The money market is easier. DISTANCE. C hiid’s~Nurse can get °C". by ap ohne The Bank of England hasagreed to exchan; = ™ £2,000,000 sterling in gold for the sameamount in | IT IS THE LARGEST AND BEST DOLLAR silver with the Bank of France A better feeling PAPER IN THE WORLD. fecvepedt everywhere. Consols closed at 93a % Wheat has a declining tendency, and lower “Goo ae eet east, near U. 3. M. WTA VNTED-« SITUATION as cook. by a re- ectable yeas woman. Seed rence. Apniy 8 at No. 107, corcer of Hand ee ret pg ee It Anwars Contains BstreR Accounts oF t EvgrytHiIne TRaNsrining in WasHLNGTON D. om the cou! IS AFT: (00. TO-M w Sr yeeitsion alightls dectined re ee vad te City THAN ARE PUBLISHED IN ANT OTHER Wate DTA ON tae yp cents rat Spr Sp 2 prices weak. NewspaPer iN THE UNITED STaTEs. housework. in small cavers 2 family. Pirase ad- By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, —_ de 4-3ta dress a no:e to Box 18, Star Off de6 % CORPORATION ES S48 T _PUB- iic SaLe.—Un TO « Tone a-y) EVENING, December Auction Koome, we eha'l sei! in Sim or wanen of Washington uarteriy sx por Pree 3 J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auote, By BONTZ & ort Auctionee:s, OSITIVE SALE OF 6sOODs, Very P% Cassimens, Vestixcs, &0—On Day MORNING, Deoambsr 7th’ at 16 ofoloet on the oor ef our on come, we Ss foths, Cassi - SEE THE WEEKLY (DOLLAR) STAR! ERFUMERY. IT CONTAINS AMOS KENDALL'S POWER- AP ~ fg FUL ANTI-SECESSION LETTERS ! eerie ered OR i Oia Be Puapes, to ine regis ruin ae neg ALSO THE MOST GRAPHIC ACCOUNTS OF EVERYTHING TRANSPIRING ke wes IN WASHINGTON. befoupd tn covery. ele for casi ALSO THE GREATEST AND MOST IN- | !8tse stook at the ay OARD WANTED.—A Stare ‘and his wife of shasity wish to en; ace yy | Boarding ina private family, or w ere are few Recess sonst Bren ooeemt eee nnd Grens "Bourders at the star Gites. de $ ers N ENGLISH LADY, accustomed to tuitio: A many img te of Wastingvon. Cosiros Bre engagement &s governess in & p:ivate famuly or school. Her qua'ifications are the various lish branches, French, sf sorewine a Hugh, B Sales-Roo: nting. Keferences—Dr. Johnston, consignment of Dry Goods, C} TERESTING VARIETY OF LITERARY, de 4 cost Brown's Hottl. Eran: aol orern Leda oe peeectons Gee ; dei Regine, B ~ NEWS ANDAGRICULTURAL,HOR- | F)IANOS—One very fine Rosewood Chickering | j:hs1s: Washington jor, Uy letter, EL. Week nooes. L neers, TICULTURAL AND HOUSE- Piano for sale upon month: 3 Rititwar eae. Place, New York. ‘de 5. ianne's, irish Linen, Bt 125, A large aesortment 9 SAAN | Sea i HOLD MATTERS. na’ and Raven & Baocon’s Pianos have WV ANTED—A PLACE to do house or cham foot been received. These fianos are now consid er work e. a young girl who desires to get ilk Veetines, Sati fs SOJOURNERS IN WASHINGTON, SUB the best manufactured. For sale a: the iowsst Piease addre-s Box 12, Star Omee. Bie Vostings, SCRIBE FOR IT AT ONCE, TO BE ROT ne Meee We METZ. |" set" Boner ‘and Stel ea wi MAILED TO YOU AT HOME, ae Weeee Hed American woman,from | Comforts, Oper fiocan Clouts, &e. WEEKLY! 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Gs on a c. hte . tot IT IS TRE LARGEST, MOST VARIED AND | And. Bors \ GUM SHO hl Jeb e te sexe Seon . , REN. Auotionsers, BEST DOLLAR NEWSPAPER IN ie Barrie 1 Lia) Nes eS PERSONAL Bs CLEARY enn EN, A THE WORLD! sors wearin the best ‘style—of the best four at ° EXcenuent mc MOUSEROLD AIR RUTCHEN THE NEXT NUMBER APPEARS TO-MOR- Pend Waa cee Noe oe ao ASTROLOGIST. ty DEVISE. 10th imstant, Bt 10 o'clock @. ta. ‘meena at'No. ROW (FRIDAY) MORNING ! no 2-c0w {intel SOON) Bet oe ead ereaee, ‘bat ful to visit thie’ RunowasD Indy before page “deptint eer 9 are in trouble 80 2) Direct Importation from Paris | fi.roxt; ues to her Madame will bring anyone | 2 ‘asec an one ae osuse 5 KORE NEW AND a m. WILLIAN, arate ae celia Lo; erpehigienias Cxseet sig earning many novelties afte to} 32 Market Spare; Washington, D. C., ond 7 Cite | &o. Office aud Receptio Roo acior and Fancy Chairs, wi 4 ¢ inspection of the ladies,as we Trevite ite, Paris, louse, corner Righth h kad bata. 3 PF ‘Tete entrar nm To /avle-top Center and Kout Tables, = elitng great it in git gms 8 uJ on Dat. Gentlemen sizo call. 10 23-12t* mahorany and Wa! a Mr larbie top es ‘des. 5a: ‘ Be. | jy stock of FINE PARISIAN FANCY GOODS —— —=—= | Babosony ond We net top, Wesheinks, St Beventh at. above Pa. & mplet+ now in every branch, and Ladies ‘CH REPAIRING pear lias Bedateade. NEW 500K8 gr PRENCH& BICESTEIN’S, wi Afdo weil pe inaieet ay mere eect a ess | AY W sroney! ronomneters gwe ry, ko , care- Tatiee: Retrgesion 08 themeely aw a novel, tre. 6. Rafial, 2io., cloth; price { my gocds cannot be surpassed in beauty, elogance, me SALTS. ee amber Sete, Guality by any others in the markel. “Having wpe, ddeoss westol Browe's tisitl. ‘sirbairn’s Crests of the Families of Great Brit- | takea the crostogt vy in selec! every —— ain and lreiand, in 2 vola., 8mo.,oloth; ‘7 price A hei Housek Encyclopedia of Cookin: | Gi nt ir rore, Fano: Semsne feta ty Wheeler & Wilson, cost eepert 12mo., cloth: price §1-25. Hair, Cotton, and Shuck Mi Hine Peather Bedsand Beaune, Ou - Ba Darpeta,< Seas eae, aS ne wi ae myself when in Balint have no tation to them the mo aable produces fr m Penk but ladies wi: bet the best jndges for themselves, CHEAP PAPER. vane to call their speciai attention to the follow? J usr r of that ji ved another lot tra heavy Ye yet ‘rd Cloth C) Commercial jote s Paper abe dollars ream. ‘lng quality. J - uaties and ghilde Pepe Mvelo; iadies and children; 3, rel fa one aunty te 8a wears beatles comes aud a dis; Sete o! "pia Sk Boo! aoe ms NTYN®'S, 493 7th st . ‘heer Saat Polows Hell. cmon WadERICAN PLA: feeaiay end a Freie aad ier aie v RGIN!A MONEY. IRGINIA Wo ¥ Taken at psr, no matter what smouut of goods msy ‘pe parannad of me. de 4-tf No. 323 Cat, eater TR, oT a elk sore. sere BY corner Penn. Bvenue aad Eleventh street, io been reatly improved ey a tthe: patronace, of r6a. sr iuducement for the Par veaths for the Been Gad stracgers than any other pool ie house in the the alogaut Velvet and Gold | cit. his prioce being Jews the than mince ol ; 8 great varioty in Nets hote: on Peon. svewne, and his secomm ; Velvet and | for permanent = — boarders unex -eption- as ome einhroid- | able. The Scho afinesssortmect | Ku Ko focal rhe al become very min, a for Party wer; | Isr. it oan be desired the bi sand Bi sy fies ‘ous. ie propritor atten- vi ‘Suite for boys, & teonand contia ube! jitures to give sat- 7? paaal Le eh sell tye cs hand omest and Rae Cina 1 frouonte alls and thus renews Bie invitation to | be pepe dire both Eoclish low prices, ba vin; very large stoc! hand, to give the & uropean Hotel a call BUNTZ & soneers. ARGE 8(UCK OF TOYS, FANCY GOODS, Ascrion “Us SATCRDAY EVERING, Docem: commencing Sts orslook ( every ovening unti! “he who! edges ui remi! ‘Apart seootpnes Pps h ill soli at is wile a5aihe ace another ip to Paris Poza. ls BY RSRIN GLOVES AND MITS—1 hares | tween | pad K atresia meat of Pacey 5-3t wa's Hotal. Te STY ti lores St atiete and Mite, direct from Wi. etun Ui deticta and Danone, HA i Mt AE at ine QUALIT Ee geass: | wen veewe'd m, RamebrgNRY cone psiers ofall Hoda c x * S21 Tth st and 323 Pa. av., south side, < ‘Cologoe Bot'l XY w= ‘ ‘Beat rane ofr Mies ‘ene Ladies ace a eee Fissity BS SY Bowe =i ave ‘shasers) to ¢: ‘co. Drees the intains & ur stock of DR for pen ‘wants is E Attention of citizens and nt les le ook: Tabi © —— Shek wil tee ‘ niet time pei aes “OiLCLOTHS, vata ee a whic ie o harrelied Guns, can he supp or Resting Pinoes by | BU Df some of the FIN ree SRANDARD BRANDS forimonim ee iver lage, ‘above. My iG eae ee BLANK, | knows, es wel as NE 3 are cet ter 6 assortment of articles too gery ah rige figures. cco cash. ae ort petiee ora suppl ris > sfhesstaabiee wt CHEN NG and SMOKING ING TOBACCO we Twos” BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Aucts ascante bought. lavfact 1 orks > igetion to went is bayage ey of the Sr J.C, MoGUIRE & 00. Auctioneers, pains nor expense t» Virsigia. and orth Cardin ms cmiotions of ad ged bines y ae rhe oe T AND Finer Wat ind my boots fo ay ie ines | te of ae = and CIGARS ts Sania ava Building” | Bgsrand habavoe dated If recorsed lite »: stteative sory ‘al . TWO, THREE ‘308 Pao. ‘goors: eS AS eis onset bt ae D. BAMA » Prop'r g z Raa D Sua: de 1-6t er mi ‘west half of Lot Soree Ave. At shal wet SEE NORAD Pres — EDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GAB. 2 ers on Wasi Goto. ivory ana cm sagem | projet Cnet soot Sree Tar awe ail the ' ™ s Sonera apdthe rent eprable do 4-3t Mdeers weet rome! Asie. | °F Sires Pike ist . aly — ry ppt Goce MgeEBER ANE, tocrant Amie |“ iain Ss a t M.’ Ww GALT & BRO., the Lament! ri on ATS, de 4-3t wa 8 aon ceyeee ree - a1, = OPEECINERS SeehKER 4 ment and the vaults. > ahi ee BEE Br ' + Vireinsa uate iy orm figs fae no obligation te purchase s INTERIOR ADOBNMENTS. 496 HN ANG on cae ona Gate Sua ea iat "PRSRERE ABE Sie | eect tenn me ESA ay ; bein FoR mye = . 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