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~ CARRIAGES.
l. He Subscriber having made additions TO hi
factory, making II nov one fthe largest. 1RE,
In the District, where his faclities for
manufacturing CARRIAGE d LIGHT0SE
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experience In the business, he hopes
to give general satisfaction.
All kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand.
AL REPAIRS neatly dons, and All orders prompt
Second hand Car. xes taken in exchange for new
eHo1. ANDREW ], JOVGE
sfhS Of Ilth And r. sta
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N oENgINS PREPARATION.
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HEtMB0t.pp's BU TccHHUU fSr Re GRes
ssELMs 81 re- BUGGHHU for Loss of MspTGrI:
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HHEEtMMBB2tbs sEGHK for for HGrE9I Of
HEtMB9LB's B BGGChE Tor Tor WsEefuine mess
HEELiMMBB9tR,S BHCcHHU for Rryness Of the Skin.
SEELEMMBB33LB r., BEGGHT for PAN in the Bsot.
HELMbULD,S pUCHu for Mobility and Rest
lessness, with Want of Attention. Horror Of 3d.
HEtMB9tBs R RYGEg for
ind'0F''i0n' SEIZURE SD II aIs' oSs 4 sh'
Existing in either SCI, from whatever cause crisi-
HOW LONG STANDING.
By sufferers RstR diseases the Bds
eoss Or anS HsS s e
since established, that any disease of these organs
Rallowed to go on-whoh this medicine invarisbiI
removes-soon follows Loss Of Power, Fstuity and
1fe Who can say thst these eIcesses are not fre-
Suenty followed BY these direfu diseases, insanity
lums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the truth Of these assertions
TO- sppssf.. fhe mt name, Is .csuSy OGDEN
,nd ssaa ao Osr sf
rarely srticulate. -
"With woeful measures, wan Despair,
Low sullen sounds, his srief beguiedn
Debility is most terrible, and mas brought thous-
Ing noS IL osn s.
cured By the use OF this
INFALLLBLE REMEDY.
The MAS of voluntary testimony pOaaAaa1on of
the Proprietor, vouchinE its virtues and curative
powers, is immense, embracing names veil known
month TO twenty years standing, and Of the most
reliable and responsible character, are open for in
Physicians. and distinguished Clergymen
ed directly according to the rules Of PMrmscy and
al and devoted IN H. s1S
see Prof Dexees' Variable Work. on Che PrscGce
e Phy:c, and most Of the late Standard Works Of
aELMB9LR,s BUcHU is safe and pleasant In
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cit, eS.%a
Hh"' being duly syHIn does s.y that hi, pTepers
pnx but sPs p mo or
49, Il: j; GEGMsSLP: Sole M.put.ssursr.
snS 1s %
Price q per bottle. or 'iI for s5 delivered 70 An,
TRIAL S aSk TE BUY AcSB SIfkASs-rRY
Ans b Ss.s And
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To be had q gu DIusI,sts and dealers throasSo
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Ask for aELMsOLD's-saks no other. Cures
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THE EVENING STAR.


At Mrs. Blunts hrst Pub!lc rsadlhY In New
York, last week, she introduced two pleasant
things not set down in the programme, one being
Tennyson's latest poem, for which he received
about fifty dollars line. The early copies Of the
poem had reached the Reading Room of the
Mercantile Library Association by the mails Of
the Anglo-Saron only the day before, and thus
those present at Mrs Blunts entertainment
beard II in advance Of almost any one else in
following little poem, written as well as read by
Mrs Blunt
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or HYNGpS RVTI

h.sen,;t.tonal dsssss, eeruption Of the blood, sy
III. circulation, 1t P.rrsd.. body, may 6sr.:
cut in disease any part of il No organ fire.. from
attacks there which may destroy. The
serOfulous variousy esssed By nsreunA dssss
ysnsr.l Infection Whatever be its origa, Hereditary
IL. third and fourth re 3. n.
rod OF Him who q" will visit the ni9uiuss Of the fathers
It's effects by deposition from the blood Of
ruP or uesron. matter. which in The lungs liver and inter
and on the surface erupons This foul corruption
.efouIous cOEsttuOn, only from serofuou.
complaints bot they have far sss withstand the
disorders which although not .erotSOrI n their nature. ar.
. fa y :h s.. N s system Most Of n.
gin directly Ia this scrouoEs Contamination and many de-
srucuss diseases Of the hser, htnsys brain s4d, indeed
Of al lie organs arise from Or are aggravated ty the
BY luting in.etOD and thsr health j. IN
dsrmnsd by To cleanse from the sys.sIH
healthy food EI.d exercise Such nsd.cns vssrpPy n
AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSARSAPARILLA
devise TO- hs prevailing sd fatal un.lady
Is combined from the rn sct.r. r.m.di,ls that have been
Tor the OF this foul disorder from the
blood and the rescue Of the from destructive
ny crofus also tbos. other which aria. from
1T, such ERCPTIrE and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ASTHo
BLorcEEs, BLirSs AND BoiL.. Fumos., T,TTR AND
SALT SAL, RnEUM. scALD HAD. RlsGEokM. RHEymA-
sY, DYsfHrsIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL COM
PLANTS ARISING FROM VIrIArRp OR IMPURE BLOOD.
The Popular Gsefin Imprnty Of the blood" Ii founded Ia
uuth Tor scrofua Degeneration o the blood The
herlar purpose and virtue hiE ssrsapara purify
sgensrate this vital fud without which health
poss BILE in contaminated constitutions.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all tAe purposes Of a Family PkpssI,
that dse within h. Of
rarely withstand eyade them Their
critics search and cleanse and nVisorste every portion
the human organism correcting rs diseased and
storing its healthy vitalTies AZ consequence Of these
properties n. invalid, who is bowed down
steal debhIy asopIshed md his health energy
stored by remedy simple and IN vitinG.
Not only do they IN. every day complaints Of
body but also many Formidable and dangerous dssse The
below named pleased furnish gratis my American
Almanac containing certificates their cures and dreeons
for heru in the following complaints Cosuvene Heart
burn Headache arising from disordersd stomach Esnsss
Indigestion Pain in aud Morbid nReton OF the Bow els Flat
ulency, Loss Of Appetite Jaundie. and other Kindred
plants arising from low Of the hssy sessesn Of
ts flnctiens.
YIXPAlxp ~
DR.. J.C. AVER = co.,
LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, 81 PKR Bottle; Six BoTTLEs YoR o..
nrseld ~ :. D. GILMAN, Washington; Il Q. ?. Gle
SELL GserE stsvn and BY all DTrkgsts svsryvhsrs.
no lssesnT
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MEDICINES.
ITO THE AFFLICTED!
MRS, n. CO.'S

INDIAN VEGETABLE DECEPTION.
the greatest remedies for Evsipelas, Serofuls,
Rheumatism. Scurvy, Erupdons and Blotches on
the SKIN, Piles, Bilious, Ague and Fever Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, salt Rheum,
and ali diseases arising from the effects OF Mercury,
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certihcates from hundreds Of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country in OF the proprietor, tes-
trying to its curative powers.
more, and at the residence of the groRriet2r
18S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name il blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork:
HI Price s. per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale AssRf. X. 3. L. CIssRL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, ID. C., has been appointed w holesale
Agent for the District, and viii supply the trade al
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An 1NcoMffAER M BR.Ec ToNIS. a Dsueiou.
and 1nvigOrating Beverage
suit ANA PA ACEA,
The ELIXIR vITE,
For the Radical cure of
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tent and Remittent Fever, Nervousness,
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And the whole train of distressing evils originating
from the impurity and slusglshness OF the blood.
Weak and siokly constitutions are suddenly re-
stored to health and vigor BY this Aromatic Elixir
Put up neatly in pint bottles.
KING l. DUNNAvANT.
IL Sold BY al the principal Druggists.
no II SIN
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THE BEET Cou6H SYRUP In THB
L n. s,,, COUGH S SEkkfR9 !, a. world.
aARTsHoRNE'S PEGT99SkL SYRUP or

bounced By MEDICAL men, and those who have U.s.
II, 20 be the best preparation for COrsks, Colds, %
Geld and = preventive ofthatlion Of disesses. Css
ssssrfio~.
Persons VINO sing should use 10. II In Pleasant 70
the taste. sotens- Gears ADO St yeDs the voieS
A,Bys az irritation ~ tie t.IOst SLi lsrgs, S-e s5S
vents rakiys oold.
Bottes 8S and s. cepts ana o.. so.d BY 81
Stssists In Washington. 6eorfeto IN md Als1Af
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TINE CELEBRATED DIR. j. q. ROSES
l. nGIDICIN ES,

FINHE CELEHhAIED Dh. y. y. ROSES
l. nG1DICIN ES,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Theee remedies are the result Of thirtyfve years
Of extensive and Erooessful practice, and are the
only reliable propositions 70 cure the vsnous lie
DE. y S. NOSES COUGH SYRUP Or ET-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Gods
Eoarseness, BRONCHITIS, tRa al Lung diseases.
DR.. ! S. R0SES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Bloo9 PuriEer for the ogre ofSerOfsis, Old BrUp
lions, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck ard
al diseases arising from an impure state OF ths
DE-. J. S. RSSEs DYsPEPTIc coMPoUy
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DR., J.. S. ROSES PAIN cURER. t.ro..
cure ali but II lone has stood the test Of IS yoars
CURING Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, ChOl,o.
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. SpraIns, BruI.es.
Pains N the k,imhe, Joints, Back snd Spine, any
pain internally or externally. Price u, g and 81
cents a bottle.
These remedies, and many others referred 20 IN
DR.. Roses Medical Adviser. (which book may b
had syatts at any of the drug stores where the med
icnes kept have been used with success by over
100, 900 persons with prompt benefit To ensure
success you have only TO see that they are renuns
by having the Doctors written sigaais.s Deer sacA
cork ord On edck label.
III Kept by all Druggists. sesu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

THE GREEN BOOK.
JUST PUBLISHED, Jj0 pages, price Is cents
LIFE; or TIE iNSTITGTES OF EzIEA
MARRIAGE; its Intent, Obliga
lions and Physical and Legal Dis IG
qualifications: the YatiOaG! treat
ment Ofall private diseases Ia both sexes, &c. To
which is added poeical essay, entitled Edllirae-
9iae or the art of having and rearing beautiful and
healthy children, by Ii.s late RoBERr J. CULVER
WILL, Esq, NJ. y
Sent free of postage, by the Publishers, CRAs.
kLIHkG Co. Boz 1856. New York, or DsIter 4
o., Wholesale Agents, 113 Nassau street, New
York. Agents tcaHfed .rsTychere.
Also, GRATIS, an extinct aud sample of the above
emitted: DIR. CULVER ELL'S'L RI Oh
the raiioasl treatment Of sPsrmatorThGs and pr
which lnyailds may efrctusiiy cure themselves
without the use Of DANGEROUS medicines, and at but
lItt5 expense 70 thensel Sent free 10y mail in
secure envelope, on the receipt Of stamp, to
prepay postage, by addressing
CHAS. KLINE e. Co,
de Stitch III Box 1856. Now York city.
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SENATOR'S,

MEMBERS OF THk xxxvIsh CONGREss>
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A CURE WARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO Two DAYS
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MEDICINES.

nR. JOHNSTON,
~ BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL.
Has Dfsoocsred the most Cerfats, Speedy, and o-.
Efeofsal Remedy ~ fhs World.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRuDENCF
LET NO FALSE DELTcAcY PRBr6NT
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
Por NIL the prrooSss of M E0y,1iJy pkuss<

DR.. ]. @. AVER = co.
LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, 81 PKR Bottle; Six BoTTLHs YoR g.
.Erssld ~ 8. D. GILMAN Es,hinrtsni r Q. ?. Cls
Sell, GserSsssvn, and By all Drrkgists svsryvhsrs
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CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.
1t win be seen by the proceeding notice that have
'hs se.e T
pation Of the patrons &c Of onr former friends and
the public ie general; Hr JOSEPH 8: TAaIlE, for
house of Messrs, Norris & Gregg, Of New York
city, and for the last three years Of this house, viii
formerly. The business VIII Do conducted under
~ - ssa HENRY F. THOMAS co.
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COMPLETE STOCK OF PIANOS FROM
y Chickerlng & Sons. HalIet, Davis & Co g, and
Nunns q Cisrke's all PRICES. sizes, and terms
Tor sale or rent JOHN z. ELLIS,
al7 3O6 Pa. sv.. hetween 9th a md 10th SITS
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THE MANY THUUSANDS epTtd AZ thiG nttIiuto1 vtbrn
the let ysErt and the important SURF
Cal operations performed by DR. johnson, Witnessed BY s
reporters VI the and other persons, ~
which have appeared again and Sgan before the Pub be
idet has standing gentleman 81 character and
eahty. sufseisnt EuNrsHtss TO ths afieyd. Shal,
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COMMERCIAL.
stokk and Money.

In the New Yoz market the 3lst ut, 700 Tennessee
per BONDS cold ec and $4,000 SIC. and hs LIST
inst, Sl4 600 s7c and leo at s7c Virginia Bonds sold
on the LIST at &C and s6Kc.
The New York EreRfag Post Of Che st "The Soel
Market cdsdy lover The speculative list but at the re
ducona fTmer feeling Obtained which assisted by rcoT
the southern State stock from the depression OfyestsrdV
The only moderately active and buyers move cautious
~ The leading commission houses report Few ooyinE Ocs
from outsiders"
Union OF Tennessee stock quoted IL Phsdeha on
TIE IS Inst az e55S@s6c and Planters Bank at i02h
In regard to Money New York Ereng Post Of the LIST
ssys:
Money remains very EASY SOS cert on CALL and 6k97
per cent prime paper The business at the inside figures
not large Long paper plenty and not freely taken unless a.
liberal discount
The st. Louis Democrat Saturday has the folloWiag
Illinois banks are multiplying astonishngy fast Their
owners nd them profitable that bank to each does not
begin 10 satisfy their cravings Before as we WRITE three
bills On a. many different banEs-Gl beautiful pictures Of
promises % paw and artscay, and add, cre1a
Div executeeach all Of which managed and signed by
the same officers throughout, viz c. Gray Cashier aud o. Nj
pe Predepts and PowDans Bank located, at least oens
Div AT sullivan Marshall aud Taylorvie illinois, Here
pacity for you able hnancers nd their hands full
these DAVIS in being either President Cashier Of bank
but Mess Miner and Gray would think breakfast
spell to conduct half dozen Simon Pure "insutions."
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From New Mexico.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-. 5-The New Mexican mail,
with dates of the I'D ult, arrived to-day.
Col. Candy had an engagement with the Navajo
Indians on the 2dult. Forty horses and Eve
hundred sheep were captured; also five pris-
Oners, and six Indians were killed. The Utahs
under Captain Fitffer, captured 5000 sheep,
q large number of horses. nineteen prisoners, and
five scalps Capt Buckmsn's party of volunteers
took seventy horses and one scalp The Indians are
sorely pressed on all sides and if not properly ehas
tised now, they never will be. The Utahs proved
treacherous. After having received large number
of horses they put on with them, declining to have
anything more to do with the campaign. By their
treachery the Indians received 5000 of the sheep
taken from them, and the command of Capt. Pfffer
were in imminent danger, but after hard battle
escaped.
Business in Santa Fe very dull. Flour is selling
at $40 per sack, and very scarce. The weather
was very cold on the plains. No news from there
Of iunOrtnnca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-07

Dreadful EXHIBITION OF A REvESGEFUI. SPIRTT-A
Boy ATTEMPTS To MURDER HIS SIsTER-The Mem
phis Argus of the 81 contains the particulars of
domestic dispute which nearly ended in terrible
tragedy. The son eff a resident Of that city, no
more than thirteen years old. but full of the vices
Of fifty, has been for sometime in the habit
of stealing into his fathers room at night and steal
ing from his pockets portions of whatever silver
they might contain Servant after servant was sus
pected, watched charged and sold till finally the
boy was detected by an elder sister who met him
coming from his fathers room at two o'clock in the
morning with handful of quarters dimes etc She
told INN she would be obliged to inform her father
and he coolly drew a knife from his pocket and
Overwhelmingly told her that if size did he would
stick her" So earnest did he seem, that the girl
actually frightened. said She wouldn't tell if he
would promise to steal no more. lie did promise
but soon after returned to his old habit increasing
the amounting Of his thefts, TIL he one night took
his fathers pOrt-monna;e and distracted from it a
ten dollar bill At breakfast on the I'd the father
spoke of il in anger said he WIS satisfied the num-
erous thefts committed not perpetrated by the
servants. but by member Of the family, and asked
the girl who knew all about it. whether he did not
supply her with fair share Of pocket money. Out
came the whole tale from the alarmed sister. The
boy seeing his fathers eye upon him, fearlessy and
rapidly drew a knife, rushed his sister, excaim-
ing " / told you If you told father I'd stick you
The grlran from him the father caught his son who
kicked and hit at him, and was only mastered by
main force. He was, at last accounts, locked in a
room. in which his chief pastime is swearing ven
geance on his sister That boy is likely to reach an
elevated position in this world.
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Arrival of the Callrornla Pony Express.

/ FoRr KEARNEY, November 5.--Ths California
| Pony Express has arrived. News unimportant.
The Mexican mail of the ed has arrived at hide
| pendence. Col. Comfy had slight successful en-
gagement W 18th the Navajoe Indians on the I'd inst
The next Senate of California Will be composed
of eleven who support Douglas four Breckenridge
and two Lincoln. il thought impossible for Sena-
tor Gwinn to secure enough new members of the
next Legislature to gain even reasonable chance
of reelection.
Lieut.. Col B. L. Beal, of the First Dragons, u
s. A, has arrived at San Francisco, and assumed
the command of the California division in place of
Gen. Clark, deceased.
There was an extensive fire in the village of Oak
land, opposite San Francisco, destroying an entire
square of wooden buildings Loss heavy.
There is an effort making at Los Angeles to push
forward the telegraph on the Butterfeld route from
that place to Colorado, party having subscribed
$4,000 for that purpose. This before the
news was received of the intention of the Eastern
company to build their line to California by the Cen
trail or Salt Lake route.
Advices from the Washoe mines state that new
tunnel LOO feet long, had been completed striking
the Cornstoek lead 200 feet below the surface, at
which depth the taken out yields 81 100 per ton
This is important test of the extent of the lead
and holders of shares in other claims in that lead
are much elated.
Dates from the Oregon State capital are to the
18th ult. The Legislature had decided to adjourn
on the 10th, for the purpose of holding a special
session next January, at which time the Code Com
mssoners to be appointed this session. expect
ed to report the bill providing for the election of
Representatives to Congress- and rendering nugatory
the recent Congressional election.
The news of the Pennsylvania election reached
San Francisco the I'D, producing marked sensa-
ton in political circles. The Republicans are jubil-
ant while the friends of the other candidates despair
The Republicans are putting forth great efforts to
carry the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-07

PLEASING INCTDENT.-On the occasion Of the annual
meeting of that excellent institution, St. Lukes Hos
pital in New York. lately held Rev. DR.. TYING, the
eminent Rector Of st. Georges protestant Episco-
pail Church, in the course of a speech express
sive of his satisfaction with the report of
the workings of the hospital, quoted an
instance of the disinterested and noble-hearted
kindness of some of the Sisters of Charity of the
Roman Catholic Church. He said that young
member of his congregation had gone to a seminary
in remote city to study for the ministry. After he
had been admitted to the institution, he the vic
tim of disease which was pronounced contagious
by the students, land for which they banished him
from their midst. He applied to Protestant Hos
pital, but was refused admittance. At length hav-
ing no alternative, he sought for admission in the
Hospital of the Sisters of Charity, and was freely
received. That young man, when he left the nsti-
tuition told DR.. TYING that those Sisters had display
ed all the tenderness of mother towards him
while he was under their care referring in no in
stance to his religion, and giving him his own Bible
to read and study. His creed was not brought in
question; but when he was about to leave the in
stituton the sister who had been most attentive to
him approached him with little medal of the Vir-
gin, and said, "Just take this and keep it for my
sake, to remember me-"
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FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO

By the quantity. Call and examine, at Al Unior
street
OctI2-tf P&B JW LANGLEY
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rrarkels hr reIegraph.

NV oRLEANs Nov 6Cotton quiet sales day $500 bales
Mddng 9Ilk Sales of days 10 500 bales. Receipts Of
days 500 bales against SEQ bales during the corresponding
time year Receipts the port less than last year 5e
bales Stock all Southern ports less than last year 100 C
bales Sugar MoIssses 3j939 Freight to Hsvre II
Other articles unchanged.
NEw York, Nov 6-Coon business limited at previous
rates. Flour dull declined cents. Sales $500 bbs 3S95
90 Wheat declined 293 Corn sales 60Oo bushels Ia
"a Mess Fork unchanged Lard dull, sales $50 Dbl
IzK9l3.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-FIOur dull SEGA 90 Oats 2S92s.
Whisky sales 900 bbIs ICY. Groceries unchanged.
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PreDarinp for war,

New YORK, Nov 6.-The Times Washington cor
respondent says at the special request of number
of prominent citizens of Georgia, the Government
has placed the Augusta arsenal under the Federal
troops. The Fayetteville North Carolina, arsenal is
to be occupied by a company of cavalry.
The Worlds Washington correspondent says that
General - has left to assume command of the
Department, in consequence of anonymous letters
Threatening an insurrection in Virginia Governor
Letcher has ordered the troops to be ready to
at a moments notice.
The steamer Anglo Saxon passed Farther Point
this morning. Her dates anticipated.
The elections are quiet as far as heard from.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
nLTTARY COLIEGE,

MILITARY COLLEGEs
J. BERREN LISDsLEY D, D, Chancellor Of the University
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. r. JOHNSON Superintendent Of the Military College,
and Professor Of Engineering.
JANEsF HAMILTON NJ Professor OF Mathematics, and Natu-
raj Philosophy.
STEWART NJ, Professor OF and Latin Languages ard
Literature.
GEORGE BLAcK NJ D. Professor OF Botany Natural
History
Rev J. W. HoYTE NJ. D, Professor OF Mental Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
R. W PITMAS, Adjunct Professor Of Ancient Languages
J. g. AEGLADE, Teacher of French and Drawing
Q, X. WINSTON, D, Surgeon.
The First Term OF the Academic Year lseOsl,
the Sd OF September, 1860
The Second Term the 9th Of January 1851
Commencement Exersestake place the 18th OF June 1861
Tuition Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms Servants attend
and Of Arms SlO5 per Term MAtreuaoa S.
Students required to furnish their Engineering,
French Spanish, German, Drawing Bookkeeping Fencing
each SO per Term Of twenty weeks
Students under u years Of age will not be admitted.
By The aid Of Military Discipline effective government 10
tabbed and health physical cultures good order and ndusr
Que habits promoted.
For Catalogues additional informson apply 70 Mem
Der OF the Faculty, d. B. JOHNSON,
uly2l 50-d&tTlt&EH Superintendent.