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The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21
From the Memphis Bulletin.
Indian summer. s@t


LTAvEs of the oak and maple,
Crimson and gold and brown,
Whisper together Ike spirits,
Futtering softly down
Mists of the Indian Summer,
shadOwy, faint and gray,
Rise DER the mountains like angels,
Floating in bands away.
Over the eorn-field golden
q Echoes the harvest song,
Voices of glad thanksgiving
Ringing the hills along
Up from the quiet woodland
Rises a shout of glee, m
80 Where the brown nuts are dropping
Under the chestnut tree. z4s
Casting the years behind me, tI3I
Struggle and toll and care,
Fleeing away in the sunshine,
49, Drinking the free, free air;
Down through the wood-paths olden,
Down by the chestnut tree
Somebody waits in the shadow;
Somebody looks for me.
Under the low-hung branches,
Crimson and gold and brown, r.
Whisper we softly together, rsst.
Watching the leaves float down;
Castles of rose and purple ~
Beautiful, vast and strong,
Else in the mists that are stealing
Over the years along.
p Over the idle dreamers,
Over the hearts so young;
Spells of the Indian Summer,
Only moment hung;
o-li---iy, passed .iAa Glory 5.---a-
Vanishing swift and still,
Leaving us silent and fearful,
Shuddering, pale and chill.
Years grow heavy with sorrow,
Struggle and toll and care;
Nights grow weary with weeping,
Burdened with groans of prayer.
Long we watch for the sunshine
Over the eastern shore
OH will the glory of morning y
Visit our souls no morei
Over the distant hiil-tops q
Glimmers the dawn sfar;
Over the darkness is shining
fdl Bethlehem's peaceful star;
Soon shall the deathless summer
GLADDEN. our eager sight!
Soon shall our spirits forever
Dwell in the cloudless light
Tuvprza
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21

The Texas newspapers state that from one 10
two thousand hands can obtain employment at
high wages on the railroads of that State--Es
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21

A SLAVE in Charleston has, BY over work,
earned in the last five years s., 500 but refuses
to buy bis liberty, Preferring to remain in bond
age.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21

The Grand Trunk AogHoliqn cautions
the public against an incendiary scoupdrel
calling himself r. r. Smith.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21
tNo. eC5.l
10 w A..
Synopsis of the Presidents Procla-
nation, No. 665, dated August ID,
1860. n s.i,sr

- .HI l+flNl tFT
TT orders public sales in the State of Iowa. as fol.
i lows: n sah44AE ,ap
At the land Office at FoRr DopGE, on the 10Th day
of November next, of fifty townships and parts Of
townships, heretofore unoffercd, In the countieso
Humboldt Kossuth Bancroft, Pocahontas, Palo Alto,
and Emmett. tu. Is. . ..1faa 49,, -
AT the land Office at SIoux Cry on the 26th day Of
November next, Of forty townships and Darts Of
townships, heretofore unoHercd in the counties of
Palo Alto, Emmett, Dickinson Osceola, and Bun
come ~ 'tH
The lands win be offered With the usual exceptions
Of school sections, &o., &c. tfa ...sts..s,I y.
The sales will be kept open ,gtil the lands are all
offered which is 70 be accomplished within two weeks,
and no longer and private entry Of any Of the
lands will be admitted until after the expiration Of the
two weeks. -.t...
Presumption claimants are required TO establish
their claims to the satisfaction of the proper Register
and Receiver and make payment for the same On or
before the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sales otherwise their elains viii be for.
fcitcd. iffsf IfsT7sl75 b
f'- JOS. Q. WILSON, Commissioners Of b
% =. - the General Land Oi.iec,,
GENERAL LAND 0TrrcE, Sept 4, 1se6If-!ot
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GMfars.

yiolins, Banjoss, Flutes Clafionets Flnscoet7, Ffc
Aeeordeons, anil other instruments, Of all qualities
and prices.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21
Pictures,

For erccian Painting, Colored Pictures, pictur.
FHnss and Moulding.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21

VIII practice in the Circuit Courts Of lafayette,
YallObusha, Pontotoc, Marshall DeSOto and Coahoma
Counties; the Federal Court at Pontotoc an5 the
High Court of Errors and Appeals at Jackson
Prompt attention given to the collection Of claims in
any Of the Counties Of North Mississippi.
juno, 30, Is60-l-s-u
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21
Nusic,

A fresh aasortnicnt Of now and Popular Pieces.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21
Administrators Notice.
To the Ladies.

RONNETS AND HATS trimmed, in the neatesi
- and most fashionable stye, at the shortest no
tee, by MRS. NIX HOWFIT
Oxford, Sept ls-stIs
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21

Writing Papcr, Ink, Penr, States, anil iargs variety
Of Fancy Stationery direct itom tho Eanufscturers
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-11-21

OF every description allowed liberal dis
count.
All the Text Books for the Law and Literary lie.
partments of the University, constantly hand, It'd
supplied reasonable terms.
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Personal.

'-.' DR.. Winsbip, OF Roxburv, has been lee
turing with much success In Canada. Last week
he was at Montreal, and created considerable ex-
element and interest
49, Tom Savers, the prize-fghter, was almost
mobbed at Walsall, England. place he visited
while engaged with a circus company, by some
roughs inimical to him. The police were obliged
to protect him to bis hotel.
49, The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Herald saysi-John Savage, ESQ Of this
city, gentleman celebrated for his literary abiii-
~ is about to produce a new drama. The critics
say that 1t will take high rank among the modern
comedies. He IL the author Of "Sybil,n "wait-
Ing for Wife, I" and several other dramas.
80" Florence, the actor, did little "gag" In a
st Louis theatre, the other night which brcug ht
down the house tremendously. Mrs. Florence
had sung and danced In sailors costume, hold =
Ing the star spangled banner, which she tossed to
Mr.. Florence at the other side Of the stage. He
took 1t, spread it out carefully counted its thirty
three stars aloud, and exclaimed with deep feel
ing, "Thank God, they are all there" The house
rose az one man, and the enthusiasm lasted sew
eral minutes.
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:" Not ship In the har0or has the Federal O..
nying, but far down the bay IL can still be al
cerned living over Fort Moultrie r-ChayEssfe
diSPdsek.
The Federal banner still doth fy,
But Tar nom Charleston, ''down the bsy,n
In isolsted glory, high.
Undimmed amid the blaze Of day.
The harbor'd vessels' tapering nights -
The "St1ss-and-stripesn no longer bear,
Amnougn Tree trade and sailors rightsf
nave meath ~ found protecting care.
Cold seem the hearts which whilom burned
With patriotism, tried and true
When every eye with pride was turned
Toward that star-gemmed Geld Of blue.
Ceased IL the music and the songs
Which thrilled, and every bosom stirred;
Their fame to other days belongs
NO more In 'Carolina beard
Her sons ask not that Federal arms i.
Shall e'es again defend her coast
From foreign floss mid wars alarms
THEY SEPARATE INDEPENDENTS BOAST,
In former times Il was not So
hen Revolutions sacred train
VI hre spread, with cheerful glow,
And melted the tyrannic chain.
Is The MaTions, Sumpters, Morgans, Greenes,
a. On Carolinas well-fought soil,
Made COMMON CAUSE, and from those scenes
Peace crowned their sanguinary toll
So long az History's records last
Shall gallant Moultrie's name endure
light still shining from the past,
From freedoms watchfres, brightly pure.
Then let the Federal flag on high
Still hoat, though IL be down the bay,n
To mark, beneath the smiling sky,
The fort where Moul,rie "won the day.
l.. GoBRIsHr.
Washington, Nov -, 1850.
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv A. GREEN Anc,,on.

-. - I. By A. GREEN. Auctloneer. %
HQU 8 o d FURNITURE, HORSE,
III IL WAGON. CHINA, Glass, AND CRocKKRi
WARE, AT .UcTIoN.-On SATURDAY MORN
lNG, the 2sta instant, shall SELL at 10 osicsK a.
ny ny qctlon Store, at the corner of7:h and SUE
Mshosany SOFAS, Chairs, and Tables,
Do bsdsteAd, Mafble-t top Wsshstands,
ward oDes, Desks. LounEt s, hat-rack,
Bookcase, French Walnut Bsdue ads,
Manos any Marble-top Dressing Bureaus,
ga her Beds, PIi ows, and Bosters,
Hair, cotton Top, aud Shuck Mattresses
Cane ana Wood-seat Chairs and 4uckeru.
bruss- 8, Ingram. and other Carpets,
looking, Air tight, ano other Stoves
China, 6lass, and Crockery Ware,
And many other articles too numerous TO epume-
rate.
no 22-d A. GREEN Au.&
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CQNsTABLE'ss SALE O svALUABLERRxI
~ EsIAfI.-Bv virtue Of & e vrits of eIecutlon
lsso q % yos n. Pearson, Justice of the Peaoe
IN and Tor the County OF Washington and District
OIL o. 90 moia on the 18th day Of November, A. ID.
IT,, ~ aver OF John J. Bosue Against the Foods
!s OF bernsrd MACE. and one other writ Of xscu-
p p ssued y Robert White, Jultioe Of the
vember current IN favo, Of the said John T. Boz ue
$50 AGAINST the Soo1s, DO, Of said bernard Ma
gees tsrest IN and TO thai piece and parcel Of
Eroead known as that part Of lot numbered one Q)
fronting twenty hive t25I feet on seth street and
eeyen'y tIoD feet on Penn. av. and shall proceed 20
eel Tie same 20 eetiey said six vrits Of executou
% public sale 70 the hghest bidder for ossh on the
premises on FRIDAY, the Soth day Of November
The premises viii be sold subject 10 IN sueum
erAnoe OF $500, payable with interest on the lsth
no is-td WIN r CRAtc r,on.s.h,.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneer..

ny J. e. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE.
~ hASDsoNe FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ~,
r rf. = hoksEs, ChRRIASEs, HARNESS, .&c- AT
ISS, November 2s:h, at 10 clock at the residence
of X. F. Page. Esq 445 street between i nj = "a
"a streets west, We shall sell ali his furniture and
Superior Rosewood seven octave Piano Forte, By
Suite Of Walnut. Green and Gold brocatelle COW
cred paTlSr Furniture, oonsisting Of two SOFAS
Suite OF R9sew9od, Maroon, and Garnet broc ste,ls
covered Paror Flu -nlture, consis ting of French
n Soiss. two Arm and four side Chairs. :
Twelve Pl0sh co cred F.sneH Chairs, and two
Two very large and elegant French Plate Pie,
co, SSiissses, with Slabs AND Brackets,
Tires superior French Mantel Clocks, (aI daysl
Handsome East India and China Vases
Papiermaohe Tables, Mantel OrnameEts
sc. as ana Raj G 3SSSsA
Large set Of Flowing Blue Dinner Wsrs,
Silver Plated Casters, Table Cutlery, Waiters.
Solid Mahogany high cost Bedsteade with heavy
Ornamental Co lice,
Two large French ate Psyche Classes,
ha8WSsssy WInfdrooes, Dressing Bureaus and
Handsome Cottage Sets Toilet Ware.
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Be listers and Pillovs
Cooking Radiator. and Other Stoves, together With
agenerAl assortment OF Kitchen 60 uisitss
At2 O'CLOCK, In trout Of the premises, one pair
superior Northern Carriage Horses, tis hit ears
One Handsome Cslash top Family Carriaxe.
One RaIOuche q. d one square amly Carriase,
Lot Oh Harness, Horse covers. dc.
Ta ms: $50 and under cash; over that sum n
oreot OF ~ and 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
no q &c MCGUIRE CO, Aue.s.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioueer,-
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE AND
a ErrkcTs OF TIE LAFAYETTE Bousr On
MONOAY MORNING, November Is, and con .
ON ~ x,I T1s oay 70 dS pn the Whole
guy feoordea among the and records Cor Wash
Ing county, shall sell the entire Furnlture and
= Sets q the LAfaJet House. on r STREET, lie
tween l<th and 18th streets, comprising the Flrni-
Walfus And Mahogany Parlor Suites, consisting
o. 20 a. Tete-a-retes, Arm, Rocking, and
Walnut Bosso.ses, Desks. and VIII. pot..
Lounges, FaDcy Chairs, aud Tables,
gut frame French Plate ~ antel and Pier Glasses
pamask snd Lace Curtains, Cornice and Shades.
Velvet, BTussslS, And Ingram Carpets and OIL
STAIR Carp q. Cocoa and India Mating.
walnut Add Oak Extentioa DinIug Tables
OAK RI nch u nj 70 chairs, Side Fab, es
Large ,antlty Of w bite Store China Table Ware
silver Plated C.stors, Ice Piichsrs,
Ceke Baskets, Spoons, and Fork,
ko:ewooo, MAHOGANY. w alnut, and Painted Dress-
Ing Snrs s and Washstalds, with and with
Jenny Lind. French. and Cottage Bsdstssds.
Solid Oak asd Painted Cottage Sen,
feSther b ds. Bcleters, and pillovs Toilet STATE
Sopelior CURED Hair and Hulk Msttresses
Large Speatsty OF blsnksts Comforts, Quits, and
b.T..k Table -olosh.. Napkins. Towels.
thIouGhoutthe house,
Together With large variety OF Household Arti-
r e,s. not necs sns yI e snSmsrats
credit OF one. two, three, and four months, With
interest," secured by spP,9ysa endorsers. :
=. =. The House 10 ior rent; inquire ofthe Aoe-
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oLivsk TwIsr--The Washington play-soer
WHO falls to witness the representation Of the
popular dramatic version Of Dickens,s 10 cele-
ofAssa @ofy-oliver .rwist-as now being PLAYED
nightly at the theater here, viii miss vrrv p,e,,
enjoyment Indeed. II is capilally dramatized
ana was admirably played last night, az Il viii
be tonight. doubtless
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IHs FINANCIAL Panic CHEckEp-Se the
ofd''s teiegraphic column for an announcement
from Wall street, New York, at 'clock TODAY.
tnat southern-State stocks have taken a heavy
use doubtless the result Of the growing impres-
sion that South Carolina is destined to stand alone
In her purpose Of debating to all the res, Of the
Southern States what shall be their course In Tie
current crisis. The insolence and turbulence OF
her disunion per Sc leaders is thus working ont
the proper remedy against the dangers they in.
voIye TO the South az large
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VI The arrest and Indictment in the United
States District Court at Chicago Of nine of the
parties engaged In tie recent rescue of fugitive
slave In iha; city, including the Justice who is
sued the warrant for the arrest Of the girl for a
breach OF the peace by the United states Marshal
and the Deputy Marshal who served the warrant
- fact Of favorable Significance at the present
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5OO YARDS s-4 VIRGINIA CLOTHS, Of Il

SOO YARDS 6-4 VIRGINIA CLOTHS, Of the
CUU best makes
a. Heavy Twilled Flannels,
Lins Us of the best kind,
Blue. brown, gray, And white Blankets.
Wooden arm, c. tton OsI abprgs, Plaid Cottons
300 ards CslIcoes, of all styles.
We have full stock of goods In every depart-
ment, ell II which will offer at the very Lowest
market prices Weinvite all IL want of Dry Good .
to give us call. ~
- -. WIN. r. RILEY BRO.
No. SO Central Stores. west Building.
Betw. 7th and 9Th str. eta,
no2i 2w Oppo. Center Market
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NHw PUBLICATIONS From the publisher, G.
U Evans, Philadelphia, through the branch Gift
Book Agency, No. 476 Pa avenue, we have - The
Union Text Book" containing selections from
the writings Of Daniel Webster The Declaration
The Constitution Of the United
States; and WASH ngton's Farewell Address. An
admirable book for the times, and very hand
someiy Issued by the enterprising publisher.
FROM Lindsay Blakiston, Philadelphia,
through Taylor &c Maury, we have the following
attractive backs for children - Young Americas
Picture Gallery Life Of Thomas Thumb. :,
and Pilgrims Progress for the Young.n
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SEASONABLE CLOTHING

H. SEASoNABLE CLOTHING.
OUR stock Of New and E egant FALL and
WINTER CLIO THING is most complete present-
ing fu assortment Of Overcoats, Capped Over
coats and Repellant Ov-rcoats: Black Cloth Frock
Goats; French Casslme 9 and Beaver Frock and
3 OK oats; Black Fancv and solid colored CASE
mere Pants; Velvet. MerIno, Cashmere and 81 (
Vests, &c; gotten up st our own E,anufactorv in
the asst aad most approved styles. aud under such
the most economical purchasers, -
a-r NOAH WALKER 4 CO.
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium, 4
ro2l ct 36S Penn avenue.
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Editor Star: Your information In regard to the
author Of the so-called South Carolina Declara.
ton Of Independence 10 Internationally correct
He 10 an Englishu.an, in oface, appointed from
Missouri A bKMocRIr
Warrington, Nov. H.
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By :. G. MOGUIRE & CO.. Auotloneers.

=. =. y. I"OV Cfss u q OOss huctIUn6eF6.
4 RUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HarsE
AND LoT IN IHE FIRST wAhp-(bn MONDAY
the 2th day Of Deeember; at clCck D. m, on the
so,iber dated Deoemb-r 8. 1855 and duly reeorded
IN Liter AS No l2, folios 20, st seq ,oae tss
snd record f.r Wa hr gton o., ID. shall sell
bered eighty -four, fronting 50 feet on Nev York
avenue, between 2Uth 400 2lst streets and rum
consisting OF . small frame dwelling honse
Terms: One thru cash; the remainder IN and II
months, with Interest, secured BY Q deed Of trust
on the premises.
All conve. ancing at purchasers cost
CHAS ALBERT, Trustee.
J. c. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts
no p Aw&ds
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by J. @. Mo6UIRE a Co, Ayc,is-.,-.
LNCRNlTuRE AKn HOBS RHaI "a n on e.

ny >. Y. Mo6UikE a CO., Auctioeeer,.
FCRNiTuREAxp HOUSEHOLD ErFFcrs
y 81 AgcIios.-On FRIDNY MssRNiSG,
N22yemper ID; comm nclns NJ 10 e'e look We mai
SCI ~ OF the housef Old tur niturs &e. coptsiped
IN the hou Nc. 40 18th street, tefveen y snS 4.
sree .. ooIs slug IN part Of
ratnted srresus, Weslstsnds. and Wardrobes
Cane scot 6 hal o, and Rockers,
Cottage and Iron % -dsfeads. fr ..#
Hnst End Cotton and Shuck Msttre,s~s
Cotton Sheets, ri low and BoIst-r Sips
lnsfain Carpets, and Floor OiIclcth,
venetien star Carpet and OilclotA,
LOCI, keedlnf Tables, and School besk.
Gas Chsndeiier and Sas Fixtures,
Kitchen Requisites, &o. NJ
no sd J. c. MCGUIRE q Co. Auets.
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By WALL L. BARNARD, Auotio,..r..
Cerner Ninfh 81 aad lorfi sids Pa -

OObI NtHta 81 asa s0Hfh Stdt IA.
VERY vALUALE PROPERTY NORTH or
MAshncros, on THE FounrKKNrH srKxIT
Oh fls1r BRANCH koAD, AND NB.H CoLunMA
Coll Ar a pcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY AZ
TEkNOON, 5lh Dscember next, st O'Clock, We
VII se: st ire Apcton Rooms that valuable trsct
OF laad on the Fourteenth street road, and just
potta u the city, pesr columbian College. and
known on the at Of the division OF the olmesdS
estate rssosded In the Gre AS flee a. Lot $ con
sAining q acres perca-s Of beautiful groves of
forest trees, long known g. the svorts resort for
Iio -nles and pleasure parties. rhe location 10
beeutlfal, the neig hborkood good and 1t 10 sSfye
nlent and aocessible from the city BY one OF the
osst roads n this vicinity. Divided itvorld AXE
most desl able building sItes, the tract extending
tas srssser portion on TIE Fourteenth street road;
nd on the north on . % feet roae.e Tart Of said
tract. liz 40 warered by Piney Brarea, which runs
through II AMI M ~srop- springs.
At go.Esr :hls is one Of The most desirshle 10 0
q And on the boundaries Of the Metsopolis; ana
g the owner Who resld N No IN Earoina, lies
pits - steurs the same at probsO gres. saeri :
Terms One fourth cash; the balsncs In Q. w. n,
ana - morshs, With intes eat. secured by dssd Of
roai WALL a BARNARD. Auets.
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II The Associated Press agent telegraphs from

W Tne Associated Press agent telegraphs from
Washington as follows:
Official information has been received here that
Montgomery and his company OF miscreants have
commenced operations by hanging and murder
Ing inofensive persons in Kansas. This lawless
band numbers about 500 men, are we'll supplied
win arms and ammunition. and are in the recei pt
OF material ald from the North. Tbe demand to
adjourn the land sales, which are advertised to
take place during December, was, II is stated. a
mere preteNt for this armed organizations; and
further, that the real object 10 raid on the from
tiers OF Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas, to avenge
the punishment OF John Brown and other abolition
em1ssaries Orders will forthwith be DISPATCHED
70 the u. ) troops in Kansas to proceed to such
points as may DE necessary for the protection Of
the land officers in the performance Of their duties
as well as Of the public property menaced, In,
Gliding Fort Scott.
THE above patch, we have every reason to
believe, Is strictly true, and it is probable that
resistance to the laws is about to, II 1t has not
already commenced. General Harvey is probab ly
by this the on his way to the scene Of dis
turbance
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

oy n. Auctl0noof.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
II rURE AT AUCTION On MONDAY, the 18th
1nhtint shal sci at 10 O'Clock q M, st The reei-
dence of gentleman declining housek % mr. on L
sLr-et, betveen 9Th and 10 SITS. north (No tO3) q
genes sssortrhent OF Furniture, viz:
OGC Parlor Suit, consisting Of Ckalrs Sofas Ind
Lockers covered With fanask,
MshSgany SOFAS Chairs and Footstools,
DO Mertls-top &c ter ala Fancy Tabea
Do Secretary and " h.tnot ''
DO Damass covered Sofas and Easy Chars,
Damask, Lace and other Curtalns.
Gllt-hame g Ass, China Vases,
\ ahoEany S.dsbosr a. Dressing Tables
Cane. WUOi-seat Chairs and Lounees
Bedstead', Bureaus ana aardrobes,
Washstands Toilet sets, Towel Rscis,
lngf.ln, stair and o her Carpets.
Heir. Coitou-tap aBd HusE M att-esses.
rsehTB DIS. Pal ows and Booster,
Banxets, Comforts. sheets and a.es
Cooking, AIR tight and other Stoves,
IoEsther with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites,
Ierms: Ill sums Of and ader Gas cssh over
$25 or dit of aoa 4 anthE, for APPROVED On.
doTsad notes, beariRg interest
NO z-d GREEN. Auot
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NATIONAL GALLERY OF IMMINENT
~ AMERICANS.
This beautiful
ENGRA WING.
Published BY
g. G. EVANS,

u. u. EVANS,
-. GIFT BOOK STORE,
40 PENssYLvAYIA AVENUE, -
contains 81 PORTRAITS of most eminent Ameri
SH ., arranged In oval form. making q very desira
Die ornament for the parlor or drawing rUom
With each Picture At time Of sale is presented =
q F +!
Nov II the time 10 speculate
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addttoha consideration in GIfts it r. the chean
Sngfsvins ever offered to the public.
REMEMBER. Ge1
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Al. All the New Books a. soon a. published are for
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M cs-tf - fsncy Store,
90 oetw. 9th and f0sh ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

PosTAL.-The Postmaster General has ordered
the preparation OF envelopes embossed with one
cent stamp, from q newly executed die represent
Ing the head Of Franklin, to be used for circulars
and drop letters. Letter envelopes will also be
ton with the three cent stamp, TO facilitate the
necessary prepayment Of the carriers fee on let
tiers taken from the lamp post boxes or other
stations In the cities TO the post Office for transmits
sioa by mail. These envelopes will be offered
both ruled and unruled.
RESIGNATION or LIEurBSANr.-The resigna.
tion Of Lientenant A. Armstrong, Of Georgia,
attached to the Cumberland, has been accepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
s,ty,, 81 m. Morning Press.

The COastitRt'on naively sugges" 10 .
IJ,coln and uamIin to decline the ofHces to
which thew have been elected, 70, the sake Of the
Union. II awaits their response by telegraph
The Isa G!issHesr- publishes and compliments
the late speech or the Hon. A. II. Stephens, Of
Georgia, against secession.