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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

Too LATE We fear that the time has passed
when, Cepgressienal action might have been
elective eyen to dslas the secession Of the cotton
producing States But, - while there 10 life
thsre u hops, NE can only pray that ths appoint
ment Of this committee may result In some Con-
grssional action shaf VIII Strengthen fhs purpose
OF conservative men at tbs South to induce Ala
bama, Mississippi, and Georgia to pause for a
season ere committing themselves 10 the measure
OF South Caroltnn.fg - s-yFTOM
Seeing nothing ahead to assure us that they
my accomplish that end, we can but hope WAT
the disabilities which both extreme sections will
feel from disunion accomplished, viii speedily
result In q reconstruction Of the Government upon
q more satisfactory and safer basis. 1t will be
the peculiar labor Of the border States, slave
holding and non-slaveholding, to bring about
that end Three things are necessary to Its accom-
: Ist That civil war shall not grow out Of the
withdrawal Of the cotton producing States OF the
Union. Else, the border slaveholding States will
all speedily follow them.
Cd That there be no interference upon the part
Of England and France In our internal difficulties
whereby the extreme South may be stimulated to
hold to the position they are apparently about to
assume.
3D.. That the effect Of the secession upon the
business interests Of the North shall speedily
teach her that she has lost far more than she hai
gained by anti slavery ultaism.
We are hopeful with reference to the first and
third Of these propositions, though doubtful as to
second. The anti slavery measures Of England
and France have from first to last been directed to
the end OF discovering this Government, in order
10 cripple the 50 rapidly progressing manufactures
Of our Northern States. That object having al
length been accomplished, we fear they will
leave no effort untried to make IL fxed fact fol
all time to come, so soon As they may decsntly
step forward to influence the seeding States tC
refuse overtures for the reconstruction Of tn,
Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

THE DEMOCRATIC Caucus THIS MoRSING.-
There was a full attendance Of southern Senator.
NJ the Democratic caucus at the Capitol this
morning. but as no adjournment had taken place
up 70 the time Of our going to press, we are un-
able 70 state what was proposed or determined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

W rhs Mobile Register Of the 9Th announces
tne resnrn Of captais west, who went to Truxilp
70 OBTAIN the remains Of General walter, having
been unsuccessful In consequences Of the Eloudnrus
laws prohioiung exhumation. Col. Rndier wss
bnmanely Treated and bis relesse was expscseSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

Fs IL The Columbia SssfA Carotinias puslishes
; eaiy % much Of the Presidents Message 'as beaTs
ppon the Issues Of the day." and omits all that
ssen to tarifs and foreign relations sss subjects
which no logger concern us In the present Union"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

TEE FxxLNs - JEyyasos cousry, VA
valued subscriber TO the Star at charlestowa, JEFF
fefson County, Va, I'm renewing his subscription,
writes, " We have no secessionists here; ali are
for the Union.p aslts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

sscoxnz AsnsfASYP osfxasrxn GENIAL
VIM II. Dundas, Second Assistant Postmaster
General, 10 yet confined to his home, as for some
time past, by severe indisposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

NJ We are indebted to shIiiInaton, odson
Building. for Godeys Ladys Book for January,
eout.ining several new features Of interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

ARMY ORpxx-Second Lieut. Edward G. Bush,
1oth infantry, has been directed to proceed imme-
distely to join his company-H, 10th infantry--at
fors wise, NY; 81
T1z W1AfH1as~-The following report o. ths
wenther for he morning II made nom The Anne.
lean Coneolidated Telegraph Line to tho mid
.oni.n I1.,itutssa. TIE time Of osserysAoa 3
Drd.x,ra p, 1850. ~
New York, N; Y....,...,.heavy snow sttm- "
Warrington, d. Geo.. cloudy, wind NE
kichnond, Na............cleer, pleasant.
fseersousR, Va-...s.s,.sssclesf. 43' Wind w
Raleigh, N. cloudy, $40.
WilminateayN &C 30 ceifsf pild,g nc
seolumbt1, So 81 s>kA.4l48{ cold. ASE u
Augusta, Ga-............. cloudy, cool.
1vsAne15 0essss. felelks - $500 as.'
Macon, Gs;s.;;'iy.:,s.i..t,s,ssr, pleasant
Montgomery, Ala. cloudy, pleasant.
yackson, Ala. cloudy. Il
Meoiie, Ala. cloudy, sos. = - !
New Orleans. 4. . .clondy 81. ser ~. r. Z
Barometer at the Suithsonisn d IA. m, Cor
rected Tor tsEperstare,) %, 800; At noon, -s
Thetnometef at z q. m, 81; ut noon, 37o ~
Maximum during "a houfs, ending 3 Q. m. 10
day, 4ek' .; minimum az. -. ,1Hh
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THE FEELING IN rHE SOUTH.


CHARLEsToN, Dec: 6.-The Georgia Senate has
rejected the bill calling Convention of Southern
intention Of Georgia 70 secede separately.
The election Of delegates to the south Carolina
Convention was q quiet one. A very full vote
wa: PSisda The Jesuit wil.not e known I'LL to.
Msxreth Will lead the ucfet w Porcher Miles,
IL u also .eenceded, is elected
There ga rumos on The .street to-day nat the
Moultris md drillng then as recruits.
~ o. \SySLSxspA u ~
CHARLfsroN, Dec. 6.-Senatof Yulee. of Flori-
da, has written a letter from Washington 20 the
Legislature Of that State, announcing that upon
Eiessas T. dissolve win aSs aosts.sa
States, ne WIN promptly and Joyously return home
r. ppP0tt the banner, Of the State to WI ieh be
ssc s, h sseissn, MIA. 1854
BE once PsepaFasofy 70 reclining
sdThe sses.lfpa fsslisg tal Florida III suie -
uni'e'A = In Soutn Satonna. I'd I'D .cs4fff 81
~ SOC sEEGkoRaIA LEsIsL Kru1x.svs tUd
-HhfLLEDeKyILLHs Dec mir. Fulton, Of Co
lumbia, offered series OF resolutions in the STATE
Legislature to-day, uesqng the RePressn taiives
ofGeorgia, In cohgfe9, 70 Pfopose that Congress
and sps 70 proSss % ny sas q
solutioa Of the Union and an equitable distri bu-
ton of the public property between both sections.
In a.,f - q.
/ EXPLANATIONS FROM SOUTHERN MEMBERS -
| James Jackson, member Of the House from the
sixth district Of Georgia, writes to the Globe in
explanation Of hfs omission to vote on Mr.. Bote-
| ler's proposition. He assigns four reasons, viz
| His characterization to sanction that portion of
| the Presidents message which denies the sover-
eighty Of the State 2. Because it does not become
the South to extend the olive branch; 3. Because
| Georgia has resolved to resist, and MIR Jackson
does not wish to '.bind her free limbs;" and 4.
Because any plan devised by this Congress will
result In nothing but delay Oh
Jabez l.. NJ. Curry, OF Alabama, concurs In
these sentiments, 80 far az applicable to Alabama.
| MOVEMENTS OF Sou rHKRN SrArrs-The State
| Convention In South Carolina assemblies on the
| 10th Of December. The Convention in Alabama
meets on the 9TH Of Janusry. special session Of
the Mississippi Legislature has been called to
| meet on the 26th inst. A special session Of the
Virginia Legislature is called TO meet on the eth
| Of January. The North Carolina Legislature met
| on the 10th CT November. The Florida Legisla-
ture meets this month The Arkansas Legisla.
ture is In session, and the Georgia State Con ven
ton meets on the 10th day Of January next.
ID clothes thief at Lyons, N ", in a tussle
with the owner of the linen the other night lief,
his watch and the bag Of plumber behind him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

7 asrc-a Tferise, Paris. ,..
My stock of FINE PARIsIANFANcY GOODS
vi, S Sa comyet, nov IN every branch and LADIES
chase any where eiso to oonviSoe themss ves Sss.t
my goods cannot be SURPASSED in bsauty, elegsnce
The sreatest pains in evs1, ssns
sssS ts shs mo. N asss no ,taoa g cal
but ladies' will Be the beat judges for them,eiyes
ana onY call Their sPecia. sttsution to the follow
vsyet. and Cloth cloaks, elegant In st,ls and
Susnty. IT AIDES and children; Cloth Callers. ior
.s and RSsnd.
81 lead dress ssuet for the breast, and vrsAths
and e SseS W..S: f ,ss
Ss k ass f ss Cum S s.@ q q;
Lace Bows; Chenille Searfs; handsome smbroid-
Sezs sn: f Ps4s, s....
Ys bs u Brelds Buck es and Buttons Of the besS
will sell the handsomsst and fnest goods at very
%se Sss h a. lssu very isr.s stock On hand:
nae another trip 70 Paris. no . so9vH
THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p.
and ksseais s sa,as, S ~ sssa
Ireatsr lnd1oements iOr the PaiIonsse Of sfsl..s
ssa 'str q, ts.a s,y o!Ssf public house n the
fer ss5 PaRrasa! o. iraa.ent eo.TdsTs uner rsPt,pa-
y bind s In, ssn be desired bs &. s so. iss
and e ss
isfsot 90 eh, and thus renews his inyitaf}Sr 10
81 70 sivs ths fsroaean II ,tel Q call. I dsSd
BL AMI srANKsrsmB LANkErsa
Bed Pa ssm sIsssf', al ,.'s and !: s:s;
N! Msr.s ~ Qni.ts, Msrsslllss QuIItsI
! o. :. psgs.t !. Table Linen. and sspfIas
w stoek y ell IN ali eepsrtmsnts. We solicit
CAL from al IN want Of Dry Goods,
.4Faf ..t.sf WAL n RlLEY BRO,
No. 80 "centsf Stores
t'ii Between sth and eth streets,
no 1x1 QRposIte Center Ms<ket
EnENcHFLowERso OF THE VERY BEsT
~ QoAh1, end IN extenaIvs yerlety. ~
ssiS LA al Al sTEyESs,s
R.pesz q "a, ~ sss. .-ts. sis ssa iSsf sc
Nav I psM1ElpE s d q tS55FSs. os,sI
WEI A4EfRpsi, y yEes Est NssSs Pp.,6,,,i,,-
new PAL SSeds, % vi.oh they invite iss stisssss
- teeu fnends md egstoners. 81 ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND. 80"
$40 RE;wARlp WILL Pc BET rAIig FOR The
Ro6t ivia1: s Son ssitao1e, s Ma 5n
on the 81 Of April last The above reward viii bs
% q S f.. q r :'
S.psc ,sy ;ds ?. ss
on leaving it at this Office. de T-ats
TAKEN UP q ht,sSTRAY-0n the tth instant, :
the tai the Issd nearly aH t sseEs and horns
short The owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property, Rsy charges, and tHss hsI sSsy.
ds1 u. sl- First Toll-gsts. Seventh a.
EsTRAY.1csms 70 the farm Of the .ubsoriber.
N. ne near the distn9sane reservoir OF the &y4
COW, eood :lss s'Gas Her hsf e. horn S1H bends
sor U s sss Tie s% Ss I
eA.tsi s's eR st5i 81 tssi
25 MORE NEW AN. CIV, rem c,o.v.
Opened this morning many novsilies IN he iot 70
sse selling great barEsi1s in al handsoms Dress
SsSs. 5I sas seventh u, slow fa os
W MONEI. I
IRGfNIA MONEY Taken at par, NO matter
what amount OF goods may be purchased OF me. !
ds4-tf No. s23c II bet., stS and IL hit 81.
DIANOS.- One yety Tine Rosewood Chioksring
u pIano for sale upon monthly paymenA-
et Sl25. large assortment Of Steiuway X -
Just been received. These fIauos are nov oen.id-
cred the best ma ,rfactured. For s4le The owest
fsStoIs prices at the Music Store ofW.G METZ
kHOTT, - - ~ -. q :. - f.tte de< .
BOSTON BROWN BRRADi 8 - = :
II y BbsTON BROWN BREAD!
The usdersisnad respectfully informs the citiEens
ofYsshlngty IN and strangers that be has estab-
lished . Bostbn Brown Bread Bakery, which can
be had fresh every day by leaving ofdsrs st mia
Store, 2s1 st., between 18Th and iak sta, Wash .
-desiV Aa.s aas la5 F.sToLP.
ID y = :. - BLANKETS z
n hase on hand lsHe sssoftqeAt OF Bed BhH-,
fetes bed Comforts, Servants Biankets, heavy
Grey BLANKETS, ecsrlet and Fsocy Blsnkets, Tor
Horse Gov, r., fos ale At 10y. gree; =, e y =
g. 80, Sal 7th ST., and s9sfs. svs sontf SIDE,
A. FEW FINE PIANOS FOR RENT. BY p
gyins esrXi aiso p5 gn -, II Sh Has
; 49, zee e: &, BET % I'd iioth "a:
e. f sssr a - !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

ID A clothes thief at Lyons, N ", in tussle
with the owner of the linen the other night, left
his watch and the bag Of plumber behind him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
Observation-Disclosures

M 70 II MI . " I n - n T . u =
TO NIGHT, SATURDAY DEFENDERS
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT!
Production Of the grand spectacular operstio drama
Rob oy. Prof Anderson
Asplsyed b, ham in eli the principal thestsrs in
!. ~ thevc-ld,
TIE play VIII be superbir mounted, the dresses
ms rihcently. graz d, Mr Anderson's SCOTTISH
wardrobe having cost him upwards of IS 900.
The ttsge viii be flled wish auxiaries the vi iss-
- ~ seSss will ~ korgsous and
Reb soS i - Professor Anderson
lob Roy's sens,~s... Misses 4. and r. Anderson
Dh lie lNtcOl JbfN1e - Mr.. u ". SeltOu
ri PERsECUTED DUTcHMAN.
John SeAHsadt.. .. w. Clean
No advance in prices. Doors open q Z, to com
ols ss2 4, sSsss st.. Sssss ss4
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BOARDING.,

~. - DVAhD1NU.r a--lef %
MRS. REILLY, SIS New Jersey avenue south,
III Capitol Hill, is prepared 20 aecommoda' I
Board near the Capitol. Table kosrders sew, 4
also, de Sc :
DRIYATE OARDING.-A gentleman end his
wife, or several single gentlemen, can Be so-
In pivate fsmily, by making early application at
351 ct opposite Franklin So uare. de esq
ROARDING.--A family, or two OF three gentle
~ ~, men, can De Soc ommodated with hoard @ No.
moderate One Of the largest and most desirabie
Rooms in the house, Furnished with water and gas,
10 now unocou pied. Table Boarders sooommo-
GATED. ------- no Is 81
ROARDlNG.-Good Rooms, comfortably fur
- nishad, can be obtained a. a73 f street, be-
tween 18th and 18th, on ms6erate terms, with or
without Board. Location convenient and very
pleasant. NO 27-2vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

HORSES! HORSESa
Just arrived at DORSEY 4 RAINEY'S Livery
8 ables, 9Th st.. between d and L, a lot offN
hne Northern HORSES, amongst them IN
pair IF fine short tail Horses, sIRgle dIiv.NA
ing Hor.es and Pony suitable for q boy to ride,
all OF which will be sold on accommo lanng terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

Isssts Jss iIs ssiols ite,sd Az
pses! s fs5f:s 81 Pic. Slds sent b. ~ r sCf'
Of Mss sssssF . q 49, $ few is
Aug sIioa Hasisad.s Beess ,yNsnesss. NOES
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Direct Importation from Paris

nj. w IL IAN,
80 Haskf Space, Waskinstos, ID. C., osd . Cue
.7 isrC-. TferiSe, Paris.
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.p,rtt ., On, Merufuz Press.

The Ccnttiru.ios notices the comments OF the
English prvss on the election Of Lincoln, wherein
IL say. the South is lecured and hscsored without
stint on the course 10 should pursue under the cir
cums.ances; and adds by way Of reply that In the
future as In the past 60 1t may be that the South
will be able to live and thrive without tbs counsel
Of the English press" ---szlsa 20 a- F. --1.T.E
The Iafsiligsnesr In devoted to general and
political fnteiffgence. ga d
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c

VNHO HAS SEEN THE PRESIDENT
:" I.is ELECT? LII - -
All who have not eau 30 90 BY attending the
BASHFuL CLUB C0TILL0N PARTY, a
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 10. to be ~
given at PoToMAc Hall, corner Of 18th Ct "a
and Maryland av. Tickets 50 oents, admi & C
ting q gentleman and ladies'.
By order of Committee, deS Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

By G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auotioneer..
n Office -GKzAr SALE OF SUPERIOR Lrouots
1 y AND WINES BY CATALoGUR.-On MONDAY
DeosmGer 18th, at 10 o'clock o. m. we shall sell bY
sats1og ne, al the Hotei OF y. Casparis, E.q near
wines ana Lie uors, comprising q choice assort-
al meuttf the beat wines and Lie uors the mott
.g o. hisoyni liz Portsflon; some OF &c Las besn
Csts,ofses will be issued and particulars IN 60
de7d J, G. Me6U CO., Auots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

B.s q ~ Il
-nu. s. ~ Tor 4.lIa CM ads iEv u
LAS H1S q : OH lgl
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PRAYER MEETING will be
holden every day this week in the Foundry
M Il. Cnuroh. corner OF g and Fourteenth streets,
continued one hour. de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

~DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE, 80. ~.
S WEDDING AND VISITING
I8pS5ss!s Of hps WEDRfGG sTATioNERY.
the most beautiful styles.
326 Pa. Av.. between 9Th and 10th sta,
au I-6m WARRINGTON 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

ladies of Christ Church will
!E hold Fair, commanding ON MONDAY,
the Sd OF December, and continuing through the
week, at Thorn,s Hall, 30S Seventh st; eet. They
solicit liberal patronage from the citizens Of
washing ton in behalf Of the most venerable church
10 this city-the mother of all the Episcopal
churches, and loving sister to all others de LIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

n HOMEMADE sYIRTsg
We have made large suppIy Of GESTLEMENk
Dk ~ SHIFTS, and win sell them at 9 love-
u ! sTEvENgs Sales Room,
de l-loe stAel " leL sBrewp's Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

ID lsT0N brown BREADl
The q, der,isnsd Isspeolful, forms the oitizens
lishsd Bo.tbn Brown Breed Bakery, which can
be had fresh every day by leaving ofdsrs st mia
SsS[s, ssl St. between Is and iah sta, Wash
! -deslV ..... - -Auf F.sToLP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

JUST OUT-NEW BOOKS. ..sg
4 He Prince Of Wales In America, By Kinahan
Cornuallis, limo, cloth; price 81. 1880
Petty Annoy .ncss from the French Of aonors
Old Msckinsy, 60 BY w. P. Strickland. I2m i.
de6 .- ID 80 .Ht as Penn. avenue. 4
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A. FEW rlNE PIANosr9 3, 5 y Sslss s y AZ
Piano. ss 81. e !; 81 r = s %
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0~INTERESTING TO BANK MOTH
w HOLDERS-Virginis notes taken st par
.or Clothing a. the Peoples Clothing Store. 10,
N. B i have on hand very large and superior
stock Of Mens' and Boys ClOthing Furnishins
Goods, Hats and Caps, at prices 90 suit the times
j. n. SMITH, Clothier,
no q I'm No. 400 9TH st oppo. Post Once.
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PRODUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GAS. a I
OrpIcz or wAsHissroN GAS LleHr Co..
-4a -..ss - November 50, 100 Z
Notice IS hereby sipes that the charge for Eas con
thres dot!ays aad Grsss eeRts per thousand cubtc
isst 70 Al those whose bills ere paid ured b
At tho once of tho ComPsny, within I've days
Tom the rendition thereof. pyorided all arrears
shall have been previously psid.
s-sAE a J. r. BROWN, !
no Sd cow Secretary in Charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

A superior stock Of CLOTHING nov on hand
end having to employ nov one hundred md 6ft,
hands which we wish to kesp In Employment dur
pusroSs s sani'' We WIN oasf extra 'hdsesasa's
Goods made to order In the best stxlss, /
.Eo ~ -. - Pa. av bet. 9th And lofh a.
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ESTRAY-came to the farm Of the suhsoriber
~ near the distributiug reservoir OF the eaGrga1
COW, good size, Her right horn bend
downward. and there is q small piece cut ont Of tn
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
ce6-St John CRUMBAUGH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

IF YOU WANT re SAVE THE UNION
H A X Y E VS.
Who has Just recsived large supply Of ftesh n n
STERS. Fish, and fine OYSTERS 80
shortest not ce and ON liberal terms. =
P.S-Oysters served TO families and bote !,
not scslded thsy Are only scalded for persons eat
da8a Y u t. HARVEY
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0TPHILADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY.
.kS Ice Cream. Water Ices, Wedding Cakes
Pound Cakes. Mince Pies Pastry, Crusts for Oyster
ples, yelies, ana general assortment of nice
corner Twelfth and + SITS. no "a Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23

Now Ready:
VHIRTY THOUSAND COPIES SOLD IN
IL ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION. .
TIE GT HT AM fAFhE FoR HhE BENEfA
A0iH0"'N'-V OF + i The f FAMifY.- - '-'-''-
LIFE OF CAPTAIN JOHN BROWN.
WITH AN AUroBoGsArHY sH 7pt5SA OF HIS CHILDHOOD
AND YOUTH.
In one elegant 2o volume Of 48 pages printed superhne
paper sOmey bound in gilt cloth, Iy illustrated aud
''' MAGSIFICENT STEEL ENGRAVED PORTRAIT,
by the best artist in America from dssqeneotypo entirely d
rent from the photographs: and being the only s1henc Ike
ALL AT THE EXTREMELY EMF y Low PRICE OF ONE
ComPrsns account Of his early M in youth and manhood
interesting narrative OF his ceeI in that Territory giving su
last semP to Hberate the slaves Hsrpers Ferry Va ncud
ing his entire prison correspondence and the PRyArE Lskss
ACCOUNT OF HIS EARLY LIFE, BY CAPT. BROWN
This important document has not and viii not appear in the
% it the Ss Of the 0a %nf sos T
s sss S' AND az o%SSy % o i
taisFf fsa s i1S pSsd
fnaf G1RGE PfReESTAsE o. Every cory SOLD is
SEGGfTTD eAPT EE BR6% ASp u fs nHy is
PuBLIsHED UNDER THEIR Sane.
BE LOVING sEES BE ErTTnRs! THE FOL
Extract from Letter Of Mary A. Brown, Widow Of Capt
NORTH ELBA, Dec, 1855.
Mesus THAYRR ELDRrDGB: Dear Friend'-I satisfied
that Redpsth write the life Ofmy beloved hg,
SaiE 20 h - ;s ns o. thipi that the Portrait Is
wy s''N Your, respectfully MARY A. BROWN.
Letter from Salmon Brown, Son Of Capt. John Brown
NORTH ELIZA, Dec, 1889.
Messrs THAYzR ELDRrDeE: Sirs-I somevhstso
qusnted Redpah in Kansas also familiar with
his writings aud consider him able biogspher, and
ABOVE write the life of beloved father
believe him to be of undoubted verscy and fully be-
ljeye be viii do Justice the work he hes undertaken
Yours pectiuly, SALMON BROWN
Copies this work will be mailed TO address postage
,sd on remittance Of 81 and in postage stsnp
s. T. MUNSON
Nsw.York Aren't,
No. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
THE SLAVE-TRADE! !

SIX YEARS
NORTHERN AND CENTRAL AFRICA
JOURNAL EXPEDITION
Usderlen under the auspices Of H. Ms Government n the
years l949-S5,
BY HENRY BAITB Ph. D., d. c. L.,
Fellow Of the Royal Geographical and AsatIc Societies Ne
Price 81 25
Tbis great work gives
THE ACTUAL CONDITION OF NORTHERN AND CEN
TRIAL AFRICA,
relation Commerce Agriculture and Msnue;ues and
especially In regard TO
THE HORRORS
Of the
SLAVE-TRADE;
The Wsrs and Desostions which Il causes; the
SLAVE HUNTS,
BURNING OF VILLAGES;
The Capture OF the inhabitants slaves; the Expeditions
Authorized By having no otsI object Than
THE CAPTURE OF SLAVES.
All this "a DnueJ described by Dr. Bath, from his PER
sonal observation.
DR.. BARTH'S
LONG RESIDENCE IN THE FAMOUS CITY OF
TIMBUKTU,
where his be daily threatened in consequence OF his being
Akosetber forming the nost intensely interesting Book Of
Travels and Adventures ever published.
TEN THOUSAND COPIES
Of this work ordered In advance Of Publication and the
sale promises TO exceed that OF our edition Of Dr.
Lviugstone's Travels aud Explorations,
ofwhich we have sold over
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