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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
Dirginia Gitp,

auf'utnuen, etenicmcbl nuf elmer rssaen, Iplio,r
S'liS bsrubt, oils aud Der plan prattilb II. leir
9r'Bhrtiass @tltn9en burh RE unibsrtrrfTidt
Mage uno Seriiae bee ta,u aussrlelen.n Soup.
%arbt'seS au6sr alien 3wsiftl aelcasn miro. mas
min osranlaBt Bat, Die Astntur fur Hihmcnp
gu iitsrntbmsn.
Nh@esm nun infer 6rsuns, 6r. DGrRinoer,
i'm NuFtrnat msbrtrer Sstbsilistsn Britannia
eiiD" bsluht, cine 9riiiung an Srt unp .Sttus
ro'asrommtu bat NIB prrBsisrn MEIER ,urid.
8etebrt III, larr i'd ale msine Nittiratr an elmer
Der a m M !Hna
huf heute, NtttmU& ptn 5ttn Oct, 9teure
- u9r I'M FrfaIe ers 5rn. g d en-.
in WeI&er 6r. Z OrfI niger liver BEN Sefunp ~ +
tbeiIun9rn MAIDEN uno Der @snsraI Qaent. Ser
Z ID, Sas Sanl' uhternebmsn n1ber stflareu
ipirt.
Sartrn unb Yamp6tttt, lcwis au6 Certificate
linb in rer Seriammluna gu bobsn.
3. u. S~trrdsr,
a8snt fir 8t8mUnO.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
WA. VILLAGES PURE FOUNTAIN Dp,v
WHISKEY

queer SSttsten miro nun dht burh uue be,cseu. g3fr
m36sn oas 4ubltfunt bierauf aufmcrfIam unc mGrntr pas-
laec Scr Intauf siEeS ~nodarmad,tcn MiiftGS, ga ticIcr
SNptetes nur oarch inter !6auS bc,paen rptroen fam. !8altfl
Iteopoeer, peldnr GIN Sarrrl pocr mebr BON oitfem ppruiaf-
nen Sralto III taifen %punidtn. lpllteu nur Ia f,ufrn. ipn IL
N ole Sertauf"r eStrtrautn leben. l8ir plnf ben has Nus
plttunl nnr epr Sathbun9en gu r%parlen. gEir banen itFts
etnen erSBe7 Sorrath pm etelem 9Ebisftp auf Qsrr, Scn mir
mr. Dam 0ertauten, mern or t~ptnisitens IL NPcuot, oIt 1T
gtom er:nnsre ildb, Dap mtr bic alEtniaen 8erf6gFr spn SS
SSaletee Nu:c NtoIntatn Dem g3biSfep itnb, unS ban mir
nm, TuHen grete pei 8ertSufsn Yon l bis loo Barrels boten,
SmS I9osE aauaisbbatrr Gin, bisIen YUrSaslt8cn unS rsirsn
SSFIste9 elmer grCbe gu mttrrprfen. "' '''
Wm. 81 aIIaee G6brt.
@te Gars NIB 9sarl Q4r) StraFe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05

DIM 9t|brten putlitum bic eraetenfs Qn,ciot.
rap ". I. W hacner'S llbrsu. nno 9VnSI'
irrte' Strre lih Jest an Mntuaraes, ,ptItcn Der
Is. unp ID. StraBe, oiss Sbiircn otcrba[b pes
uniteo States 39teIS %tsfincet. 9Ger llbren ODER
5e~elrp gum 8rpariren mir iibrrsctss bat, 1T
tre"npl'3 rrlu6t, ipI@e alstalo at,ubolrn.
Mrs. W. G. 90 naener
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
Wm. Wauaee SGbne.
Gft Der 1lten rnS c., 60.

Gft Der 14ten unS gars. Strose.
l'ntcn bic Nufmcrtldmtcit ibrer 8rcunte Srr SS,rr,r S,rr.
Sattere' HGnGUra';teu, V%a9erbtsr- gHirttc, GurfteiionsrS unb
Stauer- 9aesr, unGrcitie ros ortftt Der Stab SeIprbsrs
m'6erl etelrIssn out. tbren ~alSemcin blitNrn IN. ySaI.
tatS gnre Mpluiatn Ten SSbistcY" prb ouf ibr Paatr
&leieltt' Serpftdtcn iiG, ibre SDaarcn rpn oIeiAsr s,rt<
l'lIt eLli9tr ais tr9no N AM eros 9duS bieftacr Stab AZ
settaatth, nrr merern It'd %aufcrecn %ttnrcbcn, mac SucIi-
Sutr'eccnrtit tbrrr 8urecn su crpsrbrr. sue 9icicniotn.
@;t@s ''ttbtr nidt or urS foufttn, fnb sriutt. uuisrsn
2noeten, Srrrein ttfSr 9lutun9 III uuitrpcrfcn, unb tperecn
ipir eanftl; frlhr Sciude cntaco, nnttntfr ,nS ma ~"
Sertranen Ins Die 8unpltaft bcricIbcu ~ erwcrtrn iuttn.
ZIG M. 9N eIIacr CHM
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
fagfrbifr Salon,

9Fo. 20 Nfainltr., 'irilten Der IA. unb Is. ctr
llnitrtn 8rsunOsn un6 Dem scebrten guSlifum mon,,
stTs elegant st19erttttts Ga9erbtcr- g3iibIbaft erSSnrt E,Sen
0nrt Ell reldhaltt9e5 8bcteiaIe- Eager Ser ttjten gBrinc
uno Iraniolt!ter .8ranoics tnb mir in ben StanS oriss,
ten III fOnnen. @pnthisr ~ VIZ
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
Smith'S SnInn.

Sroaoitr.. irilbem Ter 8. unc 8. StraEe.
Nrlnell Sertltcn Grcuroer nno benz o]cIammtrn qubIi>
tum Die gnSstac. Dap tt Die irttHcr Don Srn. &. Qcni!ul in,
tub ran S~rcoeltvett 6ctsI acfutrte 9~8irtbItaft i6crnrnn,tn
nne ni ttn9trt' tet babe Durdh que @,trlnfe unS ipuifjoc
SrtrIlNuneef pcnt oaS N'rbliprlcn ieiuef c~euttcn Ssrslrn: E
s" '''0''Ve" uHp 'aod Su S~apIEeidbtnt SeiuG f~rcuuelidit Gin
Samce .. Smith
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
Wittiae Hahri6tI

Ia dc Srrfcrs ssstnpdrti9 orcssn Discount fur une,r>
rarte Sanfnctec SerIanssr, podcn mir -unfsrsn 8uubsa unS
penn ssIarnmten 9ublitim Die Guscisc, oas mir Nrrb, unS
Sne"e arpltna unb ,nearronis Sireiuilte Nrten III ibrem
Seuen sSertSs aS 3abtung alter Rrtnunscn pber Sci reutn
Stntaufsn 10 LANCE a~nnebmsn. ale bisIr Npti, in bieIem
yIatt' eri@ttnt. Bm. BoIlatt S6bn,,
9ShplefalcrG jrpesrS.
Gde Der I4ttn ane St,oEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
g. e. 8 ch

neufr Dr9Acoc5 Rleiper- mo Sbub Stnre
Sreaefr.. 'miihsn Der 2. II. 8. straee
NJ NIT cinenn ridden IlUrtimsnt aQer in eirem ssro-ti,,,
@Selhnft q lud0fen ariifeIn Y%erleten, bic lid burb G5rt, 'nS1N
SIliisfsit auSleitnCn. ""T guy UNIV
N!dmentltb erllubt ith Ger l1rhrNihnctc auf lei, o,,sr
fs:tt9r @inter-SleiSer fir 6srr,n unb .8irobs, ~, ,n,r; S1gst
SGue" unS SiieIei~Sa8er a~ufmsrfiamI ;u MAIDEN. MI
I'm ger. Yr%ldn9 meiner DHare un0 f%pvnSlibfn auirr,,h
'"'a q. .. SblcB,
S%rpaolry jtpiE9sn Der 2. II. 3.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
SOiree's Musicale

DOIINC 4lUSICdIE.
@teie elalFNten Concerto noe ben isbeu Gonn.rfao gbtuS
= . uE IN S9SliOt@ls Der 9trs; 9sIIette an 9rraSiraFt
5. w. Jtciirr, 8. u. @rcub unp Srbn Mss
SaiIrns>@ bOrncmsnt fur rinen 6srrn nesf gor,. g. no "
guilty FUR fnnt 9cnterte, Die bel Sen 6erren y, - Snn[or'
S. 9Ohter, 8. Sauer unb in alien WuIifs unS SG, + xn = =
lunacn sur 3ei,tnun9 %auHicaen. ' O"''9""0'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
Gf0rg Gbrenbrra,

6aerttdnt SOn Spir9el- uno 8itrer-gtabmen.
9io. II Governor Strase.
DEM ncutlten 9utlifum bic ~sraebsnIfe SIr,eio, A,s IN
ar obtaem 9labe en ~GipLeIsilten uno @oIoroS1ncnn. "a =" IN y.
trpTrft babe, ipolelbit &dbmtn jsber Sua(l lat unS 6,rSESe m
yea bialalten @rtiicn unb in Der sr6Bten auSna6l, m him NJ
I'm 0efdli9e Muflr6ae blttet s. ebrSn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
0er,.
@etbmad1fs : @5cTdlemfe.

Der urterieiGutte crloubt lid fur tie bsrannobtrscr
sSeibnahts> 6tiertasc SSjeoerpcrt6ufcr unb eas 9ubIifum' i'm
&uscmeintn ouf lein arcseS eooer rm,
,Sudsr' gSaaren siancr Sdtr'tation,
Nurntsrgrr Spirl-gSaareu iccer Dirt
6ran,Gflhe 3uder. 5iaurrn,
Weibnn6tS-Rer,cu, @pleIhoum
6suermetf uno Neurrerad,rs,
>a'rfeln unc NIGeh,..H
Streu,udrr &c. &c.
su MAIDEN. treIde Wdarcn er in, grceer uus
Aletren ,u ben biIietcn 9reiIcn ~perfauit. lin ,ntlrti6ru
SciuG bitet frrunSlihf mr,' S;Skr, =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
"@in gelb'ner Stpfel, reif 3uut
nHiirfrut"

Curb cine GruncIi6e Yrifuns bin ids ~ Der
u'oerlru9nns 9stcmmtn, poB oas ecn Der ,Sir.
Ntnta @tt9 Company" traonnent Urrt, am 6afsn
0on N0rloN cine arpss 6atrit. unb Sanrtleitnnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
Sceben crb1lten

Sceben crb1lten
sttt ~rp;ittrs Stnbur9 alton Grsuac Srants; ,rira alien
gst uES = rid SbtStco; Scrtd, Nfe unp Sapana Giaarr,n,
ipeI4c GItt,eI mir oe ebt earontjren. '
Se,m SspNrt "7n norsl9titer 2iaurre, gBctn,, @te uub
poHonn 9t9arrsn, in 28bolrfalc uuS Nctatl. irrcHe NAM mr.
0u Ns3 crYcr II. 9rtdeu,
9hnhltr bicii9cr ume in,pprtirtcr ge,iu,-
StqUo,S unb Gt1arrcn, 30. 1 grtano.
Seb6uoe, Qeort Str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
Millinery.

81 b Scn
srldutt lih re Nufmerfiamteit Der rentTtrn d.
men auf ibr rei&baItiacS 0aarr pcu Mtnlncrp.
Nrtitsln IA lentrn. Tie in FER ar5strn guswabl
uno III allen 0rejicn bei ibr III baten Iinb.
aue @uttrags werorn piinftli61 tsicrat opn
noame Suu,
Go. So Ratn . @treee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
Fan tnad,nmnen
Teuer. Mpfe, anminaitter.
. 6a tin, II N m

Z u Y u 2 7 7 II III
YUters!
SD eoee cine r%ctIeatttqe suewobI gtuerrcHc, S,mtn-
sHtSr; S@autt,n, Htena9ec.In urb pcttrS an SanS, nrlHt
Serten 8relen. gtHsr, .@~Itsnf6aufeln, RobknS$onfcIn
lpons @sltrHc flr Seb0ufrln une Nptcrs, Sdic6Slcf,. n.f.
HHh9sne unc ctlerne- @e't,Ue ium 86lten, SeutrsNlottrn urb
,Eelicrptrten; SctfcnItcjne sum Nuffctcn ppn Ssn,rr,T,T
PGIsl- une airdtralNten rtit trrblfIirecrcem Som, y"
Sounietlicr, 6uus'cftcr unb mSeTe NcrIprrn ,,,h,
T.Eth poCr n'tbrcre Ger rbi0cn Nrtite' III faufrn mnnft,n
taps 'N treun elt@lt I'm. tbtcn Sctorf prn mir an rntnrSI.
men. ga tn 'u %noroiidoen 9rriicn scrtaufen msrSs Se
lm meins lamn'iltdcn Giicn> une @lcftp opaoren. ,rn.ir
meme Ml"d'n 'slelt onfsrtGe. 10 fam i@ Se6ermann' an fri
ner prNltrn 3ufrteecnbttt te6iensn. I" P~
g. .. 0enpcn,
e.cten" rnp gPslitn9posrcn. eatrtt Iprit 6,terr,a,<
o. y. unc Soairainer' Monufuctprp
No' 20, NatnltraBe, iirif&tn S. une g., gBtitS.its.
Mid IN b, pa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
gEihiia fiir Wrrc,rnkfGt,r

<NNVIIN TUr W1UCcrpttItBer
We Ut ttne %duatmein b,sannte SAD. baF infer Sars ftt
e!r'er Hetbe rem Sobr.u Netoit- une g4bultfat gtIG6't, in
Sttl'acr Stact 9enlott bet. 9Senetr tstonnt bGrftc abcr Itin.
oae infer i6aus Gin 3ipcilqeGbdft in Rcrp S,rf bot. unb hoE
anl'r ecrtSer gsl60ftetb tlncbm,r tets Die betcn une btaio-
,sn SSaaren fur uns etnfourt unb S;rfcIsn is, 8rde bier
Dap mir Groceries. 9rrpiirrcr. 9u,ttr, !R6it ,c Sc my o.
gen Saar SIitfen, mootrd mir in ben Stanb eerret ,puSrr.
elut9 st%rilItaufen uno tiIi9tr ale irasnc cn anSrrcs G,cibdft
III nteltNtr Staet mo 81 Den 9'm6bnliten Ycbirauro n per-
tautsn gu fcnncu. g3ir 9lou6yn eeraoC rosurf. SoE mir fir
S"ar 'illtnuIen, une itetS ou'e. friIbe uub bilia, QRaorc flb.
rem: Die Snttrelien unicrcr auroen ant bcitrn III nabren. 9us
llrlere GtquctS, gBttne unb Giaarrtn ais unstrfslIdt unS
pre'efrirci9. uno MAIDEN nod oarauf auf~ n,rtIaIt, baf mir
oue tn etrer 0rrerrY 9cbraudteu grtft fu6rtr.
Wm. gNoIIact Shhnh
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-05
8ie@saeiGa Sits.

Gtne meme j dtrit. unp 6anpeIs.
Stapt am 6afen pom NprfoIt.
Dem c'utralitrn UNI tCitCu Serboftn Der Union,
I'm Scrrtni9un9Srrnfe rer QrpF;n wcllltten g~Pprf,lf- ure
SetsrSenrl Gtsnhobu unb DIR erpFcn iutlit II Sca6parn-
ulle Hcono'e Y %lenbobn, lppie oCS Rcrbs Carolina SdhidF,-
Halls ann pCe Gtclopcote uno ItbCmarIe DampfihiffnnaI
0ut oc' Ttrlncu cit cicItS ~hcrrlidCn 6aferS np and, hi,
9rrRte NlaeosSoro Ger Screin 9tcn Stlatcr lb tcfrSrt -
hicr Nrunten mir mhrt rCuc Nobrte uns SanorIs .tStoht
mtl eilcr rtcl WIucn Iau9cn 6Ifrufrrut, oerCn Qaoc ibrts
9ctTcl IN NnltrLti nttt iric,cr inbit. Die or6E,cn Saw
ctleT nm 8ritSelhi1c, nit GinidluB etr ,,Grcat Gancrn "
torrch ppl rritr1m St'o'Srurre ppu 0ctabcu am unb as
tapten: N1e glnb III bon 9cItacu. nit outcru Irinfpo0tr
nno luBtnl 2Nanr fir 6otritlpctt ridlidb ~srricptn; Sos
el.m1 Ut mtIee, 9eluno mo C%rfrilbtnt. Nnts eirIts oitbt
unlrrcn' St4bigehtCtc cincn Spiaa Gsseu BIC 9aae auS,rtr
iublihCr Stdotc. ~ N
Inn Die Staet ltncl aufubauen, ipacr Die cif,n 1000
S'urlNet auFrr't btutg oHt Subscription ucrtauit ipcre,u M
6o etS l5 Declare. ie not Gage unb @uSnubl, ,ablbar mil
5 Dollars pcr Wcnat. "'
Der 9rpRie Sbrt. rIr rcincu @iunabnc fell ;ur 9nlooe s,n
Ipanot wsreCn. " y"
Cue G%ompaanic Ir Grrihmns ron GQSrifsn in giroiui,
eitF mn tlner b lbsn @tiliUu SpiOrS lit tereits 'oeIcblidb
%tnccrpUlirt mpTbcn. ~ -S>N''NT
1te NnSfubrnn9 Bat lhpn tssuuncn.
0ls srlttn GAetlnebmer baben Die arSsten
Scrt9eile.
q. Qurm,
G0CnCrlI- Wnrut Ner 0(iy,iui, CO.. r-....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

ofFics srrsRINTENDEST OF PusLIc PRrxrIss,l
IN pusnsnos OF the provi.ions of the s.ct to gro.
Eov:a AsSiss Iss md p she issE .esiios &
the sslsls;lvs executive, and Judicial s1psnsss OF
1overnmsnt Tor the year srding June D. s60," APP
eeivsd at his once IN the cs,iS until he ee s rs
MONDAY I5d DAY. OF December next, at u O'Clock,
% fSI iIInishinE tho paper that may be required
LIST DAY Of December. 1861.
saeG sss , nearly b
Of each kind OF pspsr thstSfI BE- required: 0p'0n
CLkssl.
T.ss
pounds to the team of $50 sheets.
|. Glass sH
measure q i, So inches, ana to vsis eSos sfs 70
pounds 70 ths roam of $50 sheets. - - =
Nv. ..r. Glass s = gr.at. ...- Is.
and super calehdersd, to measure e. by Is inchssl
sad % weigh forty pounds to the ream Of so
200 reans ,uperfns printing paper, uxed and
nper-' sls ndered, TO measure "a by s. inches and
to weigh fifty pounds to the ream Of 80 sheets.
GEO reams superfne ,nae paper. ,iz,d and o.,-
endersd. of such sizes as may be reeuired. co,res
and tw SanST poans. psr rs b
$50 sheets. To' ''e Vi
GLASS; ' ~
mne ass nssss g or
The fbIe Vi the paper Of each Of the sbovs elss:fs
with mineral and other substanoss, and Of q far
shssta s.c put up IN cures Of twenty
each rean 10 cor tain 4ss perfect sheets UDiforni
y IN color. thokness, and weight will be rec
viii De received and the gross Ssrhs viii IN All
the 70 OF ssns x
considered violation Of the contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

"Much public interest il excited by the trial
Of Jackalow, at Trenton, New Jersey, for the
murder Of Jonathan and Elijah Leete on board
the sloop Spray, about the oath of March last AS
yet no certain Identification has been made Of the
bodies Of the murdered men. and this led Judge
6rier to remark that the doctrine Of Lord Mans
field, that conviction should never follow where
the body was not produced, could not be held
applicable a universal rule. Many notorious
murderers would escape under a rigid enforce
ment Of such a rule Of law. Bodies might be
entirely consumed by fire. or decomposed by
chemicals, or sunk into the depths of the sea
when the production Of the eorpxs dslieti would
be impossible, and yet the circumstances might
very clearly point to murder and to the offenders
particularly might this be the case on the hipf,
seas, when whole ships crew might be muir
dered and theft bodies thrown into the sea The
true rule was TO be governed by such an array of
circumstances as point to one focus, furnishing
clear evidence and strong conviction on the
mind that a crime had been committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

Willow FHvEk ON BoARD THE wArxR
MiIcH-On Saturday the U. steamer Water
Witch arrived at the Quarantine station. I.azar.
stto, PhiiadelPhia, from C!enfuegos, Cuba, with
hve 81 her crew Of ffty-seven men down with
we yellow Fever, The patients were removed to
the rest Of The crew from the danger Of Injection
they have been taken from the vessel and ona,'
tered IN one OF the buildings within the q uaran.
fatal cases occurred just before her voyage hom.
The hold OF the steamer 10 thought by her com.
mander, Lieut. Sartori, 10 be so foul that N would
enaanger the health Of the seamen to clean her
out until frost comes Ao'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

REVOLT IN PENIrEsrIARY-About fortv n,
the prisonersin the penitentiary at JAG kson, Nia
recently rushed from the weaving-room, armed
Win oriekoats loom weights, &c, with a view
of knocking the guard from the wall. who had
charge OF the western entrance to the prison ward
He Immediately opened fire upon them In the
midst Of the missiles which without avail they
directed at him. Almost at the same insta Mt thew
were fred upon by two other guards from dlrer
ent quarters. Nine shots were discharged kill
Ing one man and wounding six out of the ten who
reached the gate. and were atem pting to force IL
None escaped. The name of the man who was
killed e George Dix, daring and resolute bur.
gar; Robert Armstrong, one OF the guard, was
slighty injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

TRADE WITH JAPAN The indications are th.,
direct trade between Japan and America win hs
established. Mr.. Gallaher, Of New York, proposes
20 establish line Of clipper ships between New
York and kanagawa, Japan where he has a housr
already established and doing q good business
BIS hrsf vessel Is 70 sail soon, and viii carry out
tons CT freight, mostly already engaged, and con.
sishEg OF machinery, frame houses, and assorted
mere hsndize He expects to bring home guam.
fify Of japanese seed wheat, which Ia represented
as OF superior quality. and ripens early enough to
give place 70 another CROP while IL Ii les subject
TO smut than the wheat now cultivated here .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

The OCTOBER ELECTIONS State elections occur
in several states during the present month. Yes
terday, State officers were chosen In Florida on
next Monday, the sth, South Carolina is to choose
members Of the Legislature; and on the 9th,
Tuesday Of next week, elections will be held in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa. An
election takes place in Delaware to-day, for in
spectors and assessors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

H The following memorandum Is supplied
TO the CENSUS Once by Mr. Mor.no whp 49,
tne census Of portion Of Florida :-iiAmong ths
siave lhnaoitent enumerated / have found bui
one IN my district whose age exceeds 100 wears
She informs me that she Is I2s vss,s - 80. az.
was born IN The State Of Georgia at a place called
silver Bluh has distinct recollecfion oS ~.
war Of the Revolution; and Remembers the sieg.
by the British This woman, an6ongh "a -.
advanced In wears, Is remarkably healthy ,nJ
strong, and walks half mile reeulariv sv anu
own son, who Is q free negron VI ne'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

Nxw MusIc.-We have just received from
neighbor Metzerott two exquisite ballads, one
entitled "Gentle Words,'' poetry by d. 8. Cal
lagher; and the other, "Some ones gone away"
words by J Carberry Lay; and both set to music
by our popular townsman, VIM. Withers, jr.
Try them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

ID There IL now a continuous chain Of rail-
roads from Bangor to New Orleans, imposed of
eighteen independent roads, costing In the aggrs-
gate, for 23A miles of road $50 36i tea or nearly
one tenth Of the whole railway system in the
United States M
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Personal.

--''Hon Mr. Mallory, Kentucky, is at Browns.
49, Hon. John Hemphin, Texas, is at Browns,
49, Hon: j. X. Moorhead, Pennsylvania, IL al
Kkkwoods'.
-''- The widow Of the late Maturin Liyings.
ton, only daughter Of Gov. Morgan Lewis, died
on Friday last at her residence In Staatsburgb.
Dutches county, N. Y.
80. Richard II Dana, jr., has arrived at Bos
ton after tour around the world, during wbicb
he had some narrow escapes, and has visited
some Of the most remarkable countries of the
earth.
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APirIi 81 the sIorning Pre.,.

The Constitution reviews the record OF the Hon.
Herschel v. JOHNSON, to show that he Is dls-
unionist, and quotes from lafe speech OF the
Hon Pierre souie to show that he breaches Hell
per's doctrine. ..., .
The Isfeihgenesy quotes what 1t calls "Timely
Counsels.n from an address delivered by Daniel
Webster, before the New York Historical Society,
on the 23d February, 1852. a-.1il'
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CLASS 7. ..- -.
%ss Is Sy g inches
hv sasns; s!Pst is b 3
weigh twenty si1 pounds 'n'n''' 70
ioo re cam Writing ns paper, IS By inches. to
weigh twent1. two pound. Per ream E"''' 70
Az reams writing paper, IL by Is inches, to
AZ the papers desis mated in classes 6 and must
contain 40 perfect sheets to the ream and no 'oxf
ts.s free from adusstion nsfed f IN p shs ba s
ma MAJ cut TO true edge laid fiat. and securely
are to De white Or blue and Of such wegrbt S1ss
Of Sizes and Weights n spscs sss
The right reserved of ordering greater or less
suantity OF each and every kind contracted for in
SUCH Quantities the public service may rec uire
Etaoh class will be considered separately, and be
off, for OF the Glasses in the .a Gns
No proposals will be considered unls.s aooomp.-
into IN ebligstlSh, with good and Sufficient SURE
for proposals. wIll he furni.hed at this ofcs, and
none viii DO taken into consideratlon uniess sub-
ivered at such place or places Is may be dessnatsd
every extra charge or xpense, and subject to the
Inspect on, count weight, and mea rpmeut of the
superintendent, and be in all respects satIsfao-
San pies of all the paper required NAV be seen at
tnl: hoe but bldders are rec uired to FURNISH With
q the KIND. BID for and UPON VICE sDss
proposals NAV be based. The succes.fui bidder
VII be required rigidly to conform to their sam
8 Proposals will be addressed to "JoHs HEART.
ton, aud endorsed Proposals for Supplying pa
per-" oc a-2swtd
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II An infant, in the arms of It's mother, was
crushed 10 death by the crowd pressing forward
to see the Prince at the st. Louis Fair
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IL Stesm communication has been established
between Norfolk, Va, and Washington, &c.
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PROGRESS OF THE PRINCK-The Prince of
Wales, or Baron Renfrew, as etiquette now re-.
quifes he should be called, Is rapidly coming
this way. Yesterday morning he left Cincinnati
and no doubt arrived at Pitnburg last night
Leaving there some time to-day, be will reach
Harrisburg this evening and pass the mis- BIT there
Tomorrow he will leave Harrisburg and arrive
In Baltimore, by special train, somewhere about
one O'Clock p. N. 1t Is understood so far an the
arrangements are at present known, that he will
make no stop In Baltimore until his return from
washington, but with his suite will pass imme-
diately to the Camden station, where a special
train will be In waiting to convey the party TO
Washington The reception Of the Prince I'm the
American cities seems TO have been while euthu
siaste and earnest, not unpleasant to him or bis
SUITE For the reception In Chicago the Duke Of
Newcastle has returned a warm expression of
thanks, In letter, and the progress through
ST Louis and Cincinnati was marked by the safne
manifestations as in Chicago, we have no doubt
the people Of those cities have equally commended
themselves to the pleasant remembrances OF The
Prince and his followers. SO far no preparations
have been made here, nor, we believe has an
answer been received to the tender Of iti.s
which the Mayor was authorized to make by the
City Council Whatever form the receipt on here
may take. tue Prince will be sure of hearty and
respectful welcome, kept within such bounds so
far as lis outward manifestations are CONCERNED
az will be due to him and creditable to the self,
respect OF our peoPle-BaItimere American.
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torney.
No proposal win be recelyed that does not strict
, oo.lorm, IN si Pareeulsrs, to the terms and
CHARLES E.. MIX,
ooz <aEtOctA Acting Commissioners.
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NEW ORLEANS AND VERA CRUZ STEAMSHIP
LINE-We are requested to state that the steam
ship Tennessee will again be placed upon the
route between New Orleans and Vera Cruz, leav-
Ing New Orleans with the mails on the 18th Of
October instant; and that hereafter regular semi
monthly trips will be performed, the sailing days
from New Orleans being the LIST and 18th Of each
month.
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III Miss Elizabeth Blair, Of Mansf I'D. Ohio.
has made gentleman Of that place ga vs2 oG 70,
saying that she was no better than she ought to be-