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The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-02

the sole consolation she has for
standing aloof and taking no di-
rect part against us.
N. O. Picoyumc.
A CHAPTER OF CR1MEs.-Epos,
the murde~a', Suspecied Of huriuc
h'Hed h $ "aon s,m. his moiher-in -Iuw.
0"d ais" q kemtucky d,orer.-Sincc
he fact has been established be-
yond he shadow of doubt, that
Epes. who is now at large, is guil>
ty numbering F. Adolphus Muir,
late of Dinwiddie county, he has
also been strongly suspected Of
having caused the death Of sever
al other persons in the same coun-
ty-and among the number his
own son and the mother, or mo-
lherin-law of Mrs. I:pes. A few
years since an elderly lady-then
an inmate, if we understood COR
rectly, Of Epcs' house. was taken
suddenly i'll and died. At the
death of this lady, it seems. /, large
estate was likely to fall into the
hands Of Epcs, as guardian of his
children, who were to be the heirs
Of their deceased relative. Du-
ring the brief sickness Of the lady,
Epcs was known to have admin
istcred Il dose Of medicine, or
something which he protesscd
would give relief to her. The
dose had been given but u short
time, when she continued to grow
worse, and soon expired. Nothing
was thought, at the time Of the
sudden death Of the lady-her
friends not dI Gaming for a moment
that she had been unfairly dealt
with. 1t is Only since the devel-
opments in the Muir case, that
suspicion has been excited towards
Epcs, in regard to her death. 1t
has been only n few years, too,
since a son Of ELS was killed, as
reported at tAc time Of his death,
by the accidental discharge Of his
gun, while he and his father, w.
cambridge Epes, were out hunting.
The account Of young Epcs' death,
from the LIPS Of his own father,
being so plausible at the time, no
one OF course suspected foul play !;
but now it seems, that the son was
heir to some property which the
father wished to get in his own
possession. This circumstance.
taken In connection with others.
leave very little doubt that Epcs
is the murderer Of his own son.
Nor does this end the chapter Of
his crimes! f! He is now suspected
of having murdered Drover,
who has neither been seen nor
heard from, since he was known
to have gone to Epes' house, TO COL
lect Of T.. money for Il number of
hogs sold. This has been several
years ago, and, as a pretty good
evidence OF suspicion bcin. pro-
pcrly a,'acEi"d 10 !..pcs for djspo-
sing Of the Kentucky drovcr, The
sHr!e'on OF II grown person was
lately. within II W, ok or so. we be-
lievr. found in an Ice House on the
farm upon hich Epcs formerly
rcsidcd.-Richmond Republican.
EXTR AoRDlNARY iErEsrR1A~IsM-
The New York Courier says, to-
morrow afternoon, "Wednesday
last.) Mr.. Eaton at Gale ionia
Springs in Can,dn. will have COM
pIctcd the extraordinary task of
walking 1000 miles in 1000 con-
Sccutivc hours-ex extraordinary in
any man, but really wonderful for
the present performer who is up
wards OF 10 years of age. Some
of hose WIN hovo hot l.rro <>,ld>.
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MARRIED, in this village on the
lst instant, by the Rev Geo. w. Moore,
Mr.. JOSEPH II. MOORE, to Miss
ELIZABETH W. RAMAGE, both
of this place.
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Tsk sEsAIss pa coMgoDORE pLckTug ~ Ebe
remsins Of tins gallant son u thy tayy psssed
tbrosglSshi~ s,y yesterday. their ~sy 70 Phsa-
depbia for interment They were received at the
outer depot by escort OF ellizea soldiers, u'
der the oommsna Of Mejor James O, Law. The
"Indepeodent Greys," Lieut. Shut, commanding;
tho "Junior ArulIerlsts,y Lieut., Gill, eosnmaadins;
me .'lndspsndent Blues, . IL L,iohsasi. commandr
ing; and the Old Defenders, composed tbs escort.
The coffin was placed in the hsarse and drawn by
four white horses. We noticed in the rear Of the
hsarse, Col Davies, Majos Twisgs, and Com.
Ridgely, and other officers, as moumers, The ss-
cors ailer passing through the greater part Of Bal,
tipore street, proceeded 10 the steamboat George
Washington, winch lsfi At eight O'CLOCK ast even.
ing, with the remains, for Philadelphia. A grand
funeral procession will Jake place in the above city
to'mprrow,Y The excellent band Of ,ths lndepsnd-
ent lreys accompanied tho escort, and dlsooarsed
most solemn music throughout tho whole route OF
the procession. The military display was a merit
ed tribute 70 the memory Of brave and meTitorous
ofhcer--- Baltimore Clipper, OF 2s.0ls4.I % rlI
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3 OO0 M xsfs y!.. spls4dia E.srrs,.ea an;

x 00l Very splendid Eysr -bieom-
O,OOO Ing Roses at Auction. We VIII
sell ON Tuesday morning next the ID instant, al III
o'clock, a me celebrated nursery OF Mr Robert
Holiday, Pennsylys avenue, choice collection
Of roses, Including tho newest spd sarieues
laiely Introduced, consisting Of mosses, Bourbons,
nosetts, ihess, BeDgals, Perpelpsls, &c, de-, with
their hybrds, such pefpetuas, munget or psrpet-
ual moss, moss panaehe or striped moss, Pr,ncesa
Addaia moss, &c; ehromatells or cloth OF gold,
solfatsne, Souvenir dc Ia Malmasons, Comtesss
Duehatel, &C., &e,, &c, Many Of hesa being stand
ard plants, and suitable fof lawns eemser'es &c.
The sboyeargee collection will be sold 10 such lots
Is 70 st both gardeners and amateurs, Catalogues
will be ready on Friday morning next, giving par
'ieular description Of the same and Gao lie had by
calling at eur counting room, and at the Offices OF
he Clipper and Sun, Terms Sum OF $50 and
under, cash over $50, SIX moaihs for approved
security. E5SFe f4-t't
THOMPSON q COVER,
Hs 20 Aucuonsers.
Oct o7-N 'sf. o., f.'.s 7l'f-'
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
STEAM Brick Press for SaIs A,
Oct. 26 dts

- Dsa~A ASss huE SdIc.--At me
- quest Of the proprietor, j @. Proud, IT,, we
will offer at public sale on Thursday, October %.
at O'Clock p. m, on the premises, the well-known
steam brick establishment situated on Twenty
Building Hill, near the Eastern Branch and the
mouth Of the Washington canal Il copsists of a
arge brick building, with state roof byiek machine
OF SawyeI's patent a steam engine Of horse
power, and three large and substantial kilns with
liked roofs and sheds, and eleven clay lots on which
the works are placed. z NJ h a ffFftFIsF
The machine has been IN successful operation
Tor ten yeaTs 10 in excellent order, and win mako
per day from faeen To eighteen thousand bricks OF
superior quality, There is an abundant supply of
be very best clay, ard the situation is convenient
for furoishng bricks for the city, for shipment
other places ~ 2 4 I. ~ Jhle'@
The business can be shown, by its past opera
tons, to be an exceedingly profitable one upon the
capital employed, and offers a opportunity for
| advantageous investment. ~
Further particulars aud the terms, which win be
liberal, viii be made Known on the day OF sale,
or at airy time previous, upon application 10 the
proprietor on the premises, d his residsnes on
Capitol Hill, or to 80 I'D 1H6Igiii8 bsdaiTd ~
A. GREEN, > q
Oct ai--st 90 . EhTeIE VAucrioneer.
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Paltsr.qn. order. !. aimed = iqrl sseA seaapp :

Patisrs0n's gr4srs is aipsd q iur. s.eh Sesiapp as
fg0m hs New orlssa. bulletin. VI Oct. ~
Loss OF rHs srEAsrea Coz. HARsEY.--on' fues-
day morning, l2,h inst, the steamer Cot Hsrncy,
loaded with government stores, got up steauu and
went over The ber at Brazos The bar being rough,
and running high, caused her @ make great sx-
ertion breaking her steam pipe, The Monmouth
Gro sng the bar st tie same lime, and seeing The
perilous situation of TIE Hahiey, went 10 her and
took her iD TOW for the mouth Of the BIO Grends.
Afles PTocssdny LoyR the coast tYg some dls-
IaDes, was 9yerIaken by bs Atsapper Mso,oria'
The sMonm9pth drawing TOO much 9gter 70 en'er
The mouth Of The Rio Gbande, gave the Colonel
II, up 70 the MenioTta. Alter arruag az The
mouth, u was found thai the Mentoria was unabls
% tow her IA, Afler making every effort, they lefi
the Cob, III. at anchor. Shortly after IL was found
that she going % pieces, and The sea breaking
oyer her every exertion was made from he shore 10
ssys ihe persona 90 board. The steamers Mentoria
AMI VrgnipR atteHpted 10 20 out 10 her, but owing
o the rough saa, could give her 20 assistance, The
VirgnisD, W Aiterapung p 20 out, came pear beng
wrecked, having rolled both Of her ehiuneys and
hog chains Of, broke her braces, and otherwise
greatly lnured. The cargo Of the Col. III. together
with Hiscas Of the wreck, was scattered along the
coast fOr about Ave miles. .rs'r- .i 'nF..
here were 25 persons on board; l3 were saved,
picked up from pieces Of the wreck by the pilot
boat; most Of those who escaped were very much
brasedi Is were drowned or missing n aailu ur,
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HEN RY c. SEM l. Il,
Attorney at Law,
MONTGOMERY, ALA

yNTILL practice in the courts Of law and equity
w OF Montgomery and Lowndes counties, IN tn,
circuit court OF The United States at Mobile, unt
in the supreme court of Alabama.
REFEREscEs Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor
of Law in the University OF William and Mary
Virginia; Judge William n Csbell, President of the
Court Of Appeals of Virginia; Simon Greenleaf
Royal Professor of Law, Cambridge Massachu
sets; H. w. and J. J. Fry, and Charles F. os
borne, Richmond, Virginia; Gwalhmey, Forbes, &
Co., and Beers & Smith, Mobile, Alabama; Fishe
& Co, Boston; A. Thornton, New York., WllilE
G. Mailand Of New York, .....
Oct. 23-cp6U
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MoNrrREr, Sept. %, 1876,

..s. .... 5.... o'rloek la the afternoon'
An express rider has this moment arrived from
Salinas which place he left this morning. It's only
days ride this side of Saltio, and he sates on the
authority of MEXICAN, that Santa Anna arrived al
tina, city yesterday morning or The evening pfeTions
and at once commenced fornfyng The place with
vigor. He had No less than 100 with him, which,
added to those which left here under Ampudia, Will
swell his army to over 20 900 men. Report further
has IT, that is to works and batteries close by
the Rinconada-the limits Of lines by the sixty
days. truce II all this should prove true, the army
NAV have bloodier work to do than ever. One thing
is certain--Santa Anna was hourly expected here
when General Taylor arrived, and many think that
Ampuda's reasons for wishing to retire was the fact
that he found himself TO degree surrounded after
the successes of the ID division, and anxious to
form junction with his master on the best terms he
could make We will know more about this matter
in a day or two. .Ea' d y ..'- AZ y ~ af#tI
Lieutenant Dilworth, of the lst United States in
fanlry, died this forenoon of his wounds. Captain
r.. H. Graham, who was badly shot, it is thought
is mending. He belongs to the 4th United Suites
infantry. 7,E.L u l."aA .ar 3..H r|w h-E
/ shall write by the 6rst opportunity, and if 4 can
collect all the information want, will give you a
full description Of General Worth's DIVISION OPP
Grating in different places tthe same time, it is
mpoasibleto get hold Of everything in day.
n The mail is just closing, 80 in haste, ~, rn2I
~ ggh iI7i.u 1al g. Wshhos
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A sHrar rArKR ,nLIprsrHorED The extepsiy,
Burlington county, New Jersey, was, with oil lht
machinery, stock, and about three thousand reafns
Of finished paper, tolaIIy destroyed by fre on the
night Of Monday, the l2th ofociober, There wss
an insurance Of 5000 on the mill and machinery
on the stock, nothing Being one Of the most sx
tensive mills in the Union the loss 10 the ptopis,or
must be large. ~ li1 ~ n.f3+s dlf' fts
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rLOvEs, Combs, Brushes, Perf,,mery
rand Fancy Goods, fl. GIBBS has Just
received and opened splendid stock Of, the above
mentioned articles, including very extensive Sc.
lection Of .S'. .+''' s'
Beautiful reticules, purses, farcy baskets
Toilet bottles, vases, workboxes, tuck combs
&c. D.. <'.'." '''' 1A FL" w."
Also, variety Of ornamental goods, such as
Breastpns, bracelets ear-hoops, silver combs,
'."' &c. ~ ~ "''i ''"' w ''tI1' ' "'' ...''.
Together with some elegant fans Of entirely new
design s .....,,,,c ',t5 q A., a.. .,.e,,s,.g
n Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Oct. ~ '' '"'1s. ''Nq F@
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II oTTERY once Fixtures aud License
IL Furniture, Rines, Gold Watches, 80
an Eo..nfnIn canal Scrin A. At auc.

Ma EOuutalUs Canal SCrtp, &c, ~ auS
tion.-on Saturday evening next, the 3ist instant,
at half-past o'clock, I shall sell, by der ofthe
Orphans court at the lottery Office at the corner OF
third street and Pennsylvania avenue, the personal
effects Of the late Legrand Fairchildi amongst which
are the following-viz;
The counter oil-cloths, screens, signs, and other
6xtates Of the lottery Office; also the unexpfod LOT
terry license, having 8 months and l5 days 10 run
from the LIST November, with the unexpired term OF
the slore loo of furniture, such as bedsead, mat
uesses, bureaus, wardrobe, straw mating, lounge,
centre tables, &c, &c; lot OF books, several en-
CRAVINGS two very excellent gold watches, two sill
yer Watches one 6-barrel Colts revolving rifle; one
6-barrel Colts revolving pistol; soda fountain and
apparatus, with marble top counter &C. all IN CON-
plete order; sll7 of Chesapeake and Ono cana
scrip; lot Of uncurrent bank notes &c, with va
riety Of other articles not necessary TO enumerae.
Terms OF sale An sums Of and under s25, cash
over s25 credit Of 80 days for notes satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest.
ROBERT w. DYER,
Oct 09-dn AuctIoneeT.
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IT1o THE PUBLIC.-Thc undersigned an


IL nonnees TO his various subscribers throughout
the Union, thatthe u. s JOURNAL, TINES, DEaocRAr-
&c ExposIrEn, and CONGREGATIONAL JOURNAL, which
were suspended only on the first Of March, 1886,
have been DISCONTINUED, and may now be consld-
cred among the things that were, but which have
not, general speaking, been paid tcr a.1 hl.A -
The undersigned Is authorized TO collect all dues
for the above named papers. Ii any subscriber has
paid in advance to period in advance of the time
Of spenson, the balance will be repaid by the
dersigred whenever a collection of his just dues
shall enable him to do So The bilis Of the under
signed have een probaed, according to law, and he
trusts tha, his friendly subscrihers will pay the
sn"unts due hlrn upon the presentation Of their bills
WITHOUT a mutrnr. .# ".'
Mr. Israel E, James, Mr., c. w. James, Mr..
HenryM Lrwis, and any person duty authorized
by erher Of Them are authorized to collect moneys
due me on the above -named accounts. Mr. Collier
OF Richmond, Mr.. Erviug of Boston, and Mr.. Van
Bun Of Philadelphia, are also agents for the sub
sctIber and authorized TO receive and receipt for
moneys due him J" w '.....
Washington, Oct 2s-2a2m az.
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DANCING AGADEMY.

MIR. +, 9. LAHBE respectfully informs
lNl his pupils and the ladies and gentlemen o
Washington and Georgetown, that his first course
of tuition in dancing, waltzing, &C., will commenct
on Tuesday, November 3D., at his residence or
Penns ylsahia avenue Days of ltuilion--- Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, from q O'Clock, p. m. L
O'Clock, y. M, for young ladies'; from s to Up m
for youpg masters and from Z TO DIP. m. for gentle
men, " Earta1. I1 equ rtlri4f Efs5i4 agu5
dMr. f. G. L, will give instruction in every de-
scrption Of fashionable Dances, and movement
taught in the most corrept and graceful STYLE. tsi
10 ". b. For terIas or other information, apply a
hs residence, Pennsylvania avenue, iii .p1w Sd
Oct 1e-L2aw3m fsO
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.INYE and Ear Inarmary.- Professor n

tIyYE and Ear Infirmary.- Professor N.
IL tR. SMITH and DR.. COHEN, have estab-
lished at No. l74 Baumore street, Baltimore, {eeer
Nionssfrsts apothecary store an IN PRIMARY
or the medicai and surgical treatment, Of diseases Of N,
EYE and EAR! Dr. SMITH giving attention TO
the dieeaees Of the eye, and Dr. COHEN 70 those
ofthe shr Atendance at the lnfrmsry daily from
Ito q O'Clock.
They may bo consulted slso ntl tioir respective
ofices,N DIR. SMITHS, No 1913 Lombard street
and Dr. CoHEN'S, No. lis North Charles a'rsei
Oct pI-Gdlmif tttFatH isHN
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SH,Pnssrs TO EseLAsD, ---Thpe sfe at present,
at New York, twen,y-one large class vessels taking
in cargoes Of flour, grain, provisions &C.. foe Eng
Land, Thc exports last week. incl uded the folow
ing 9,s63 eoshe)s Of corn 26l 20l pounds chetse'
20 1855 barrels -four; 400, ,8Sl pounds Of rice; 79O
bales Of cotton; 4l66 barrels and So uerees Of beet
and pork "a 795 bushels Of wheat, 600 pounds OF
tobacco; 344 bushels of corn meal EK
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by a. GREEN, AucuOneer.
HoUsEHoLD and Kitchen Furnitsso,
IL Preserves, Pickles, &c., At Auction.
On Friday, the sob instant, shall sell atthe Hope
Club House, on y, the corner Of 18th street at
0o'eiosk, a, m good lot Of furniture, preserves,
aud pickles, yizs
Mshogsny sideboard, bureaus, and drsssipg
Mnho any fine set dining tables
Maple bedssads. cane-seet chairs
Wardrobes, clothes presses, lounges
Large pine table, twelve feet long
Fe iher beds and hair m iitress, pier glass, &c
China, glass, ard eroeksry ware, carpets, &c.
Fine plated castors and liquor stand
Astral, hall, and other lamps
large lot preserves, pickles. gumbo powder,
&c. -.
large lot Of wineboltes and demjohns, &c.
Also, a good lot Of kitchen utensils
With many other articles not necessary to enums-
rate.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Oct 27-dis Auctiooser.
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NAsAL.-At Rio Janeiro, l3th September, United
States fngate Columbia, Capt Richie, for cruise
in few days United States store ship Lexington,
for the Pacific, arrived llth Seplember to saii in
week. The United States brig Baipbrldge was al
Monlevideo; all well on board the squadron.
Bali Argus
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LSOR RENT.--A very fne brick dwelling
l. house, olr l3thsstreet scyth ofthe canals Y
has basement, two parlors, five chambers, coach
and wood-hense; the grounds are improved with
shrubbary and fruit trees IL desirable, 1t would
well accommodate two small families. srnet,g,, am
a,For terms, applylo Ms. s $, King, on the pre-
misses, or 10 F. s. Myer, on 18th street and Penn
sylvanlu avenue. .f9-.EyutL
Oct 27--3tcp - ..-'..... .a.H-.a.r..-a-.a-.
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If you want TO buy Dry Goods at re.
duced prices call at the Baltimore cash

If you want to buy Dry Goods at re.
stOre.",, .,,,.,.,.,,..... r.,,,.,. saa'"E'aV oT
goods, to which particularly call the attention Of
purchasers, part Of which we enumerate-7. ,,,.
90 pieces fich striped and fgrred changeablc silks
A---f aataI at the low price of IS cents 'o,1aAra5
gG 10 do q 27-inch satin siripes, at $lto 81 Is
o 10 do a, 27-inch chapgeable ditto, Sl So "
10 do splendid raw,slk apIaids, Of high col
rs do d French sombre stripe Cashmere robes,
br, tsassgns something very rich aud beautiful
30 do Cashmere de lame, which we will sell al
aaur adl at from 50 to 6al cents, worth rs
10 10 do French due, which We will sell A,s7y
cents !ls egIiaD,.2h lH- llfaaa.-
ID do rich gala pails for ladies' dresses, silk
-ba9, 30 roessend wool, wewll offer at rs to
lrs7Blta, Bagn674 cents ysgesilj ,E lns. .y4g,i,5
A lot Of last seasons mousselines and Cashmeres,
which we will sell at almost nothing y,ta;
80 pieces ombre stripelmerinoes, fordresssa3 W
20 do black and blue-back alpsSas, ,ftom 37i to
,, Co. do enc .pa medium black s and blue aa black
pa, 10 e,om ,Rom9as.ns "a, sdl' .aoie
% ksb. a.sE s5snIs U, sAMs !. Ss,,o1 s.,gos
30 IO-4. ia Thibet and merpo shsws 'Io5i5
10 liza embroidered Thibst \. do sa,.. "a ~
so l0-4 mode and other coIored rloasselipe shawls
., so lO-4, liza Terkerri Csshmere M do
20 Ia very rich d9 90 s,a s,ard'an 10 90, noi,
We have on hand, and win close out low, for
70 pieces Of fine, superf6e, and fnc only, af from
av 50 to 81 cents yesy syysa cheap, p,oY goE XIII
q 1000 yards Calico at from 10 81 centsaai ofoi
lad 1000 do 70 do ,li do 8to 10 donenp'a adi
"A 600 do do do IL to I3l2 do 20 Euo'ng
90OO do blcached domestics, a, from 4 to 6le.
1000 do super longclo,h, al rs cents y 'oF,l
5000 do brown shIrtlng, from 3 to I2I cents
1000 do a. 64, 1914 1914 Bleached and
gt. Fa brown shectings 'h R.'i'l'. w
I 20 pieces white and red fsnnes, 16 TO 81 cents
| 0 30 lido do hra do do 37t 20 62l do
Idi S do super milled 5t do. a ala ,NhH'si#
IN BLANKETS. .Jtlaz8
100 pieces 9-4, lO4, l1-4, ~ 4rlbAnd-bound Whit
lsvrrfss .s. M ney blankets a l 5iuia gILar
30 . do liza, l94 super ftwihed do do n do
| 900 do Il-4 Mackinac do do do, Odo
100 do I0-4 colored dordo doiu,do
[ with many other goods, the list Of which 10 so
lsrest we win be compelled to defer enomersting
| ,hem go call and examine for yourselves. rs 10
| -elSll5aa g1s s,PITTMAN & PHILLIPS
Oct 90--10if ssb9r,k
.-.- --.------s sat.llaa--
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u5-A meeting Of the Female Union Benevolent
Society will be held on Friday, October soth, al III
O'Clock, IN the directors room, Patriotic BANK TO
make arangsmepts for the annual meeting OF the So
eieiy A full and punctual attendance Is particular
- - sH"nC. A. WEBB, Secretary.
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BY WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
tNURNITURE, China, Glassware, &c.,
- at auction.-on Thursday morning, the
18th in4iant, AT 9 O'Clock, shall sell In front Of
Centre Market, large assortment Of goods--vir.
Mahogany sideboards, SONS, bureaus
Dining, card extension, and breskfast tables
Cane, and wood-seat chairs
Looking glasses, clocks, washstands, &c.
New and seoond-ha stair and chamber earpets.
Also, very large lot Of China and glassware.
hardware, and fancy goods.
.s,F 3 MARSHALL,
oct. 20 dU .# .H Auctioneer.
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MRS. HORN, Pennsylvanla avenue, oppe
.' site United states Hotel. b"

lNl Washington that she has commenced, In thls
city, tie fashionabe dress and cloek.making in all
it's various branches, in style not surpassed in
fashion, elegance Of it, or neatness Of execution,
and feels confident she can give satisfaction to all
who favor her with their custom, ' -'.''
Oct @-3ts .'. '' ..'
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4TcGG aHfE4 * From the N. o. Picayune, ,oct. a.
Fsen VERONA, TExAs,--By the Galveston I'VE
received our file of the Texas Advocate, published
at Victoria, We gather tie following items from
it's interesting columns--al that we can find room
tor 10 day. fira aGrI,ash -5E-.sI
u Colonel Thomas, with the Tennessee mounted
regiment arrived at Victoria, Texas the 5th in
stant and passed on to .Placedos Creek, wherethey
would remain eight Or ten days. previousto leaving
for Camsrgo by land. Men and horses were in fine
ORDER and there has boeh but little sickness ambng
the troops. 3lIat! 3aa s1'IEa 'a.EH
Thrce companies of the Kentucky regiment pass
ed through Yntor,a ON the 9th instant, On lheir 1ey
TO Camsrgo. The advance consisted Of Captains
Milan y, L,lards, and Penington's companies and
Is commanded by Major Games The remaining
companies would leave 10 eight or ten days, under
the command Of Colonel Marshall. Ht qua
Captains I.ard and Field, fthe Kentucky regi-
ment Of ca vary, who had been III at Victoria, were
both couvalescent on the 9Th instant. . iga stD
7 One hundred Kentucky ard 6fy Tennessee vol
unteers left Matagorda the 18th instant, oh board
Of the schooners gona and Mary Ann, for Brazos
Santiago, being TOD feeble to travel on horseback.
Captain Morgan. OF the schooner Mary Emer,
from the mouth Of the Rio Grande, l4th instant,
reports that schooner Atlantic, hence for Brazos
Santiago, with a load Of coal for government, was
lost on the 9Th instant, eight miles south Of the
mouth Of the Rio Grande no lives lost.
Schooners Enterprise, Lone otar, ana Butler,
ready to sail on the I4th; schooner Sarah Jane dis
charging, rrt. r-aI 1t
Tar DnAeooNs.- Lieut. Kearney brought u1 his
70 ureyi6tis announcement ST6ey made sery Az,
|aphearanco, though the dust which covers eyery
thing just now, give them the appearance OF sol
ders returning from the wars, rather than proceed
ing thither We have never seen body Of rner
80 finely mounted as they were. I.
| T.
2 CkuALssA-We learn that this notorious Mexi
can colonel was at San Fernando at lsst accounts
He is supposed 10 have commanded the men wh,
cut off DIR. Alsbury and party, as mentioned il
another column. He will be likely to keep on tn
Mexican side Of the lines hereafter. One of Gen