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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-12

IL The article in the STA, Of Saturday, rela-
tive 70 Ex-Gov. Lowe, Of Maryland, should have
been credited to the Annapolis Ga=s,ts, instead
Of the Annapolis Repx5lieaa
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NAVY OFFICERS ORDEREp.-Commander r
Semmes has been transferred from duty as Secre-
tary to the Lighthouse Board, and appointed a
member Of the Board, vice Commander Tilton,
deceased, and Commander It. A. Jenkins has been
appointed Secretary to the Board.
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The FEKLISo IN MIssouRI-The st Lopis
Evening News learns by private letters thai ,hs
STARS and Stripes are fying above. nearly every
country store and hotel In the interior of thai
State thus indicating the devoti on of the Ma.
soarisns 70 their country's glorious banner. -I
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

PROMOTED clerk 8. Cough, Of
the Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Navy Depart
ment,) has been promoted TO a fourth class clerk
ship in the place Of VIM g Ridgely, deceased,
and James F Scott, frst-class clerk in the Bureau
Of Construction. &c has been promoted to a
second class clerkship to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the promotion of Mr.. Cough.
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Items Photographed from Washington.

RESIGNED The resignation Of Commodore
Rousseau, Of Louisiana, has been accepted.
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Auction SALES.
By THos; notyLKS. AsOtiOnss'

By THoss DoMLES. kDOtioneS'
GEoeIE;RIEs sT TSoRIos I Sd% G.A ss
MoRN1NS The Is ?, q, 10 o's,oet So - : .sr:s
sortment. With store Fixtures, &C., &c-
4 lie ms !" SAFE rHos. BOWLING, Asos
ITJC. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctoneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND KITCHEN
RJoyisIIIs al r hgGIioSi;a .,S' oomm.ncihI =,
10 O'clock. We seal sell, AZ the residence 90 sen
s%.s a ss .ss
and Kitchen Rec uisites, We erpmerste, "a part
M.fSSsany Ss9 f. sgs s s1Ss c IsSs wAn
Msple Cane seat and Painted Wood seat Chairs
mahssany a.. D,pi Ps,s snS s sSs. Ises'
G.1e-ssst R.ott E psin.ed Mssss mas,,.,.,
stair csrses. stSss Msttias
ccofins Stove and Kitchen Requisites.
e lid 'A'A J. C. MCGUIRE a CO. Aucu.
By GREEN a WILLIAMS, Apctioneers.
rhuRsbiY WE x. f iss s.s6t a
NO .ds o. 5fio ess E and Tx .
q s;,S,p ps
MsSossEy sad walnut Sofa. Arm and PsrlOr
MsSSssny ottOm,ns msrhletOp and other IT,
D.m.sf and Lace wirdow Curtains and Fixtures,
Marble-top Dressing and other Bureaus. and Hat
Oil PslStinrr. Nsntsl Vases and Ornaments,
China, Glats ard Crockery " are,
Knives, Forks and spoons,
Fine Painted Cottage Chamber Set ard wyt-
robes,
Cane and Woof goat Chars,
washstands and Toilet Sets
Feather Beds and Bedding, Hair aud other Mat
Jenny Lind; French and other Dsdste.d,.
Bruseeis end other Carpets and Ollo.O 9th,
Cooking. Radiator ard other Stoves.
With good lot Of KItohen Rec uIfftes, aud many
other articles which we doom unnecessary 90
eDumeTste
Terms: All tums OF So and under oash; over
81, credit nf 30 and On DAYS Cor notes sausfao
to- lily endorsed bearing interest.
10 II 81 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Look at This.

Look at This.
THE HEFBCTs OF THE PANIci
Articles Of
JE W ELRY
That usually retail from 80 10 s7c,
now sellingst
ONLY ONE DOLLAR e AcH,
OPPOSITION STORE,
4r6 PENNSYLVANIA AvIsrl,
Coll and examine
BOOKS! BooKS.t
We are clO'inS Outs large stock Of Stands d ard
Miscellaneous Books at one-halfOf
the regular prices.
81 BOOKS SELLING FOR so CENTS.
sI2s BOOKS SELLING FOR 90 TO rs
CENTS,
% BOOKS SELLING FOR 81 TO sI.25-
ALL NEW BOOKS
Received as soon as Published. and Sold
AT RETAIL,
at the
Lowest Wholesale Prices.
REMEMBER,
YOU CAN GET BOOKS
from 80 to 90 per cent. less than Publishers prices,
and
ELEGANT SETS OF yEwELRY,
LADIES' NECK, GUARD, and CHATELAINE
CHAINS,
and GENTS VEST CHAINS, &c., Ao.
for
ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH.
g. @. EVANS,
416......Pennsylvania Avenue. .....41o
fe4-lm.r
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III The two Senators from Virginia should M
least after the recent vote In the STATE fell he NJ
seives 70 De snectionafeIy sdrissd 10 labor for The
inK eager 70 break 10 up, o. hssty In counssIing
US dissolutiony Garsts.
-.
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81 HAVE SAVED FIFTY PER CENT" A
buying my SIS tonery At SHEPHERD 'S, corner Of
Seventh and ID sire Is.
The same is true OF CHnOI: BOOKS, BLANK
BOOKS, MISCELI ANGUS BOOKS, 40.
Also the cheapest WRITING PAPER IN the
world, everybody says. fe Civ
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Ladies, Call Early

AaOleS, Oal1 early
EEEBBD DttEE 's S SEESfSsE q s sFSsREE
No. Ne: s sSa PENNA:: AVENUE AVENUE:
Beautiful yewelry.
Won CAN Es .Rs o g6t ETFyaS ST1c kkop o,v
ONE DOLLAR.
S fGSSkshsff e S 2MIs FIFE sE,rs,
~ kGkY sad VASE SETS.
LAVA and DEAD SETS,
CAMEO ,,, gI SSfS S ~ ssSF!ttEAsr SETS
s sSSTSrsP6 .5f 5 SITS S, svrs
S##!!tI :BsESS's S SsSk EsfsssrNs'
SSE ENNTs XEsE cGHH kESyss.
GENTS, sfaEyE fnf Bi ! fdSs and STUDS,
{ sStSsSs, fsIf Sifss LtffEESS ' sfooNs.
I. shs :sOTs nc. and perfect and
H. Ece'y article nnassfae rred for fhs ,essla-
As s refssd from i've 70 ahi2y do Ss aa essss os
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
REstkDLTss OF Cosr.
persons desiring TO supply themselves with Jevelry
a. these unheard Of prices vI please call early az
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE,
500 Pennsylvanla avenue.
between eth and 10th streets
ID w. RIDDLE.
III Remember the Number-301-as we have
prices, in this city.
Received this day large invoics of SILVER
WAhE, cons sting of breakfast and Tea Sets:
GARD and Cake Baskets; Patent Syrup Pitohers:
Bat,er pushes; Fruit Knives; ree KNIVES, Forks;
que. Dessert and ia spoons; Tobacco Boxes;
aiYe., an sets and angle; Krivss ard . orks. IN
sets; Ice Cream, Pie and Fleh Knives; BrrakEas
euu Dinner Castors; Double and Sintls rats; a
IsIge variety Of Plain, Chased, and Git GobIots,
Cups, &C: All tho Above articles 20 be sold,yitb-
outTegard 10 origIGAl cost, at from SI 20 ssh and
warranted TO be what they are repreeented and
July 100 per cent. lees than thew can be bourht
@-u 3o2 Pa. sv.. bet 9th and 10Th sta
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THH W1ATHZR-The following report OF the
weather for the morning IL made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith.
sonlan institution. The time Of observation ID
about O'CLOCK - "
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GRAND CONCERT
Presentation Of Colors
COMPANY &C." wasSins,n Light Infantry.
At the Smithsonian Institution,
THURSDAY EVENING, February IA.
On whIch occasion the justly celebrated Marine
Band and q number OF the best amateur vocsllsts
OF the city Will appear.
PROGRAMME.
2. Quartette-Come where my love hos
Mrs Dabalt' Mrs. Geesi, Messrs. Hods.on 0: ssd
. Solo-The Union Deems
4. puo,-JuDi.! Miss Laura Parsons.
s. Solo-Rhode,s air, with variatIonsfor voice.
6. Duet-Ths ton si A BIRD sS' " hins'
c,.. Mrs: Pope and Master Pugh.
=. Chorus-Joy, joy, freedom to-day.
During the intermission there will bel Pre,enta-
ton OF ColoTS, on part of the Ladies, by tins Hon
John Cochrane, Of Now YoSk y 'A' 'iOh'
/. Overture.
2. soio-The rock beside the sea. .Conrssse
5. solo-Thsre was a time. Kn,rb,
Misses Cullum and Ebsrbach, and Messrs. Moves
s. s0l0-La ManOls MT,. pun.n,
6. sons-Ka.e O'shsns. DuD.n. .Fipl.y
7. The Echo Song. Vita MTsi f SiSgs opis..o.,
~ Flute sccompanimsntb BY Mr. Sohuttsr.
.. Chorus-O hail US, ye free.
Professor J. Goodman Adams will preside at the
MusIcal Director, Professor J. n. Daniel.
book.tores sspsn E. g. Stevens. N o.: sss Pa
cert. fe II Al
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- GbUrIER'S RESTAURANT.
S0JOURNERS In Washing ton are respectfully
info med that GATHERS RESTAu.
RANT on Pa. avenue, between 18th and MY
18th streets, is one Of the comp letest, lss
most eles ant and agreeable establishment Of It's
kind in the Unit ID States, bel q at al, times pro-
vided with the best to re obtained in the msrtets
OF ell the large cites, forwarded TO him regularly
comTodstions to furnish Breakfast, Dinner, Tea
and SupPeIs TO gentlemen rooaing out, are IN
this natice pecially to str angers all ciiHens
and fresuenterS of washingt know " II the
oommota'e to their entire satisfaction any number
Of gent On who desire to take their Mea away
from where they lodge. 70 ll-lm
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NJ ATTENTION!
MEMBERS or the Washingtnn Light Infantry,
Union Regiment and al other Military Men, VIII
please pToceSd to
EVANS GIFT BOOKSTORE
and provide III emselVes with MlLlTAR \
WORKS, Of winch he has q large assortment, In
GLIDING Infantry, Cavalry; and Artillery Tactics
and is selling ct greatly reduced prices.
Remember, i76 Pa avenue. fe 9-y
OUR BONNETS, HATS, and FLATS of the
" very latest styles, and In all cases made "a
Of the best material. Call at once and get0
choice. At STEVENS'S, *
no 2-n 3S6. betw. 9th And 10Th sta.
GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY ron COUGHS,
VI COLDS, BRONCHITIS. &o-Dr. PuiIer's
Of wonderful cures, to be had the different drug
stores Wholesale agents, ELL a. LAW
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SITlZENS And Soiouine in " sshint ton are
respectfully reminded that the subscriber lie Pre-
Psred 70 furnish DI NNER ENTER TAIN
MENTS, for any number Of GENT emen. In q st,le
eqnal 20 that oil any similar establishment IN the
United States and on very moderate terms. His
suites of PaLors and Dining rooms for the accom-
arrangements, Cooks, Servants, &c., are unsur-
pssse !; as well as his W ines, which enjoy much
the patronage Of the public heretofore so literally
bestowed upon him, sGd pledges his best exertions
to give entire sstisisct on
felIlm G. 6AUTIER.
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Benefit OF FIR. pevelIe, Scenic Artist.


80 RAGE. .ss;:. NETTING ., ,,,,
FIRST DAY.
SATURDAY. Both March Sweepstakes for year qlds
or more to iii the $500 if the run; the
e ea 1885, Declarations be made on January
'' Brethitt br. T. by Highlander, dam by
SS5s * RaGPEoS a 81 y Ms MsdSa gu,
Nelly Hardin Also eh BY Vandy Sgt Of Bg &c,
fTn Mn ass c REGRET by Brown out Of Temp
as sf ogs Fvo ME- Sfs Hes,
$500 subscription sloo forfeit four or more 70 I'll 500 added
the 20 qS ene t and Fs Close Is on st
+ j. Wells names gr wELLsWooD, by Yorkshire out
4 K Richards b. f. BETTE WARD, by Lexington,
a" e. B. Foley names gr LIGHTNING by Lexington of
wv W. f. Williamson names b. by Dick of Judah
j. s. and 5. sHERRop, by Lecomte out
Hs, AR se 80 sasssBoa tn at
more the second horse to save his stake
Pbos " " 6oswei names s. N1NETTE by
Cen R. c. Camp oh. f. REGRET by Brown Dick out
EsRp' Rshas names imp CHI c. by West out
u r j. Wells names b. C by Lexington of Edith
l. !. Bngaran b. C. TOM REDDY, by scyhien out
| of Nancy Perkins.
John Campbell I. by Wagner of Mary Taylor
W. j. ino b. CONRAD, by Voucher dam by Bel
Stephen Minors eh f. WHrM by Wagner dam by Abassa
John Minor names DRUID by Voucher dam by En-
Also b. c. RUsTLING OAK, by Voucher out of Duchess de
he a. k richards CHI SUSIE SPEARS by Frysau out
~ ! Wells names gr c. by Sovereign Grizee dec
D. F. Kenner b. c. BEHEMoTn by Voucher, ont o
q W Graves names b. by Brown Dick out of Little Char
b. Poindexter names by oMera dam by Leviathar
De II. O. coomb br c. by Brown Dick by Grey Medoc
Thos Puryear names by Charley Bull, out of wildwood
l. h Oliver names by Tripod, out Of Odd Stocking
# dec. o-..., y, ", 1ox;nator oDt IF p,covur
81 Also CHI c. by Star Davis Of Fury declaration PAID
Jas. 7: boswell names b. c. by Foitalfe out Oh VIRGIN
m Payne de-, dec: mi named der.
L. A. Brnger names b. c. by Brown Dick dam by Belsha
a TuFsnAY, ID April ls6l-Heas Three Miles, Gil
WE6SEsDAT, Sd April 1sdl-He"ts of Two Miles, Civ
t. TTRsnAy. 4th Aprl ls6l-Heas of One Mile best thr
FRIDAY 5tI April 1ssl-Hest of One Mile; Club Pur
- SATURDAY, 9Th April 1Sel-Heats of -Four Miles Oily
. re rz5- Race to come off at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
nMebe:s obtain their badges and receipts at the fro
~ sLedies desiring admission to the ladies' end must
n The Ladies' Stand on The Meairie road in tt
dss s e b SsaS9s be had {" the front gate
snsss T the S 16s e eR caps arroon and h
ferson Railroad Company will the Depot at P NJ II,
neNone but non.tesdsnts the State, properly introduce
5-No carriage admitted with than person
drivers seat unless paid for at the gsie s ~, r.,
plying the morning Wilbur Arnot opposite ST. Char
be gIn case of posronemen' the weather
ant viii be displayed from the St CHARLES Hotel m27
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cOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
And
Tonic Aromatic BItterss
CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, etc., etc,

or these two varieties Bers the first is TO be taken mixed
with any agreeable ad while the second be takea
or both m mingled together forming tier OF greater
lass fensy so as every taste The and deli
cious favor these have induced the first Judges
10 nroncu nce them the best of the creation
are nart arly eracouS in restoring health and re-
estnhg in paired digestion ttat fruitful source of diseases
surh as DysDesia Nervous and Liver Affections, General
Weakness etc al which render life itself burden
In nv kind of Fever followed by proraced c5nvaesence
AM cnsemen weakness remedy is better adapted to
store srengt til and hasten the complete return of health
N B-The American Btters may likewise be taken pure
they do not much spirits the apparently strong flavor
hey arises the aroma the predomnance OF Bit
fer ncne both of which, however, highly agreeable
Said Bes has been introduced into general use in the prin
cipal Hotels Clubs, Cofieehouses, etc.
Prepared and sold by 49,
80 Royal street, New Orleans.
above Bttes found also in the principal Grncer
ics oDectionerias ofeehopse Hotels Clubs, etc. MO y
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.l,AII..MI5IT'TaEMEMNS.
BENEFIT of AEr. CIlas. Bass.

a , us .
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 30. 1851,
VIII be acted Shaktpeae's Iu vailed comedy THE MERRY
WIVES OF WIFISOR-sf John Falstaf Mr. Charles BaIsi
Owens; Master Ford Mr. Geo Jordan; Master Page Ar LET
fngwel1 Mistress Ford Miss c. Thompson Mistress Pag MIS-
w. H. Leighton; Miss Annt Page. MISS r. Brown Dame QUICK
ley Mrs Chapman, SCOTTISH DAHCE-Mias Il Creed
POLKA NAfIOHALE-1Ale Francis and Mons Brilliant
To conclude with the Interesting drama THE LAST MAN
Geoffry Dale the Last Man, Mr. O. Bass.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, according to
Seats Kesorved during the day. 81 Quad Gallery so eet
oges 30 Co6red Gallery Is cents; White Gallery Csc
Office open daily, from o'clock 4. NJ to- O'CLOCK
p NJ where and Boxes secured days in al
of the day Of performance.
ES-CHANGE OF TIME Doors open at a quarter 10
O'Clock performance half past7 O'Clock.
n30 W. B. CH1PPEHDALE. Treasurer.
CT. CHARLES TREATER-sT. CHARLES ST
Mr. BEN .llessee'
d. shclibR
Last Week of the Regular Season.
BENEFIT OF EMMA WALLER. who will appear in her
nowned character of Lady Macbeth
SATURDAY, EVENING. March 30. 1861.
The tragedy Of MACBETH-lady Macbeth Emma Waller;
Macbeth Mr. Waller To conclude with the laughabe farce
Of NORMA-Ben. DeBar as Norma Adeigisa Mr. W. p Smith
a~Nonday- Prof HERMANN the Extraor binary NEGRO
PRICES OF ADMIssION--Dress Circle Parqueste II
cents Second Circle, 50 Gallery, % Quad
room Boxes. each IS cents Private Boxes, each &c.
| mo 2. GLEASON, Treasurer.
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SUCCESSION DE AUGs. DAvEzAC, DECEDE-DEUX
Terains de la Terpsichor entire les
Constance ct Annoncaton ct IN bon Cuisinier encan
PAR J. B. WALTON,

TEUDT, lie rs de mars 1851, midi, a
~ IL 3ourse ST. Charles veru de ct commencement un
ordre de Honorable P H. Morgan nge de Ia DcuTieme Co4r
District date lie IL de 1861, nossier de In Cour No
Is 2 propte suvaute sclave vendus pour lie
connie de la die succession, Sayor-
DEUX TERRAINS ct les an6orations gu is'y trOEvent
lie Premier District de cete vile dams rlet borne les
res Terp RUtreos Bassn) Mepomene aurefoiS Ed
war Auronciaion ct Constance, sgn6 les Nos 10 ct
is sur un plan dr4sse par Zmpe e evrer 1888 depos Pc
tnde Jules Messy auetois noiaire Vile mesuan
chGcnn peis de face Ia rue Tepsichofe utreois asn
pNraieles, ct rescIave
FWILTIAM gtifa age dlenyir0n 40 ans hon cns nier.
mS@ TERMES EFT ~CONDITIONS-Ponr rEsclave comp
tant les neux TeErans w tiers compliant Ia balance
nm erAd de mn et deux biets de PRcunereur ratis
par hypoeane Ia prepr6e Ct pornt intdre raison Dc
Fan anras ieurs 9chsances iuGIA psrfit Placement.
Aces de vene pardayant W. H. Peters, noaire public
frais des aequsrenrs. milo 10 70 alb ~
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Fourth Race-Match for $780, Quarter of mile
-CONsTABLE'S SALES.

Parish Of Orleans GAwLEY--No. 2Ils
pY VIRTUE OF a. writ of fierf fscias, 10 me
ID directed by the Hon D. F. MITCHELL Second Justice OF the
parish OF Orleans the above entitled will
sell public auction warehouse, Circus
Street. between Pe;dio Poydras Streets SATURDAY
Both day of March, 1861, II O'Clock NJ
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, etc.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
m29 20 W. FL. WATERS. Constable.
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60 CANGHlG SPDR Cs--MR. H. A. HARDING
SE$B wishes inform his Iatrons that he will commence
W " his sports AY MORNING, ut 10 o'clock, and
in the afternoon at o'clock.
OF Dogs for sale and gnaranteed Bears
Game Chickens, Monkeys Tgrs Coons, Rats, etc. etc. al
ways hand.
He also treats the different diseases of the Dog.
Gentlemen time their Dogs; OF Fit gratis
D Kennels Apollo street. p. TWINS Omnibus Ia
HES or near Raiwsy Station Louisiana NILS 1m
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= RoYAL, SALTWATER,

,5rpfacturer of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS TARPAUIINs etc. Also all kinds OF FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies or olher purposes w1
ras to snit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings, etc. lifted
tn order at the shortest notice. BLOCKS OF all
ges ready strapped likewise, all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
pnd RIGGING suitable for raising machinery OF any
other heavy material :,
+ offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
An ne c above articles found at Nos Is Canal and
Crossu,un Streets New Orleans
N B. Sail and Rigging work in all its branches ana conh'f
orders promptly filled at the shortest possible NOTICE.
T.,EW
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| - Removed TO II8 FDynraH btrebF.
Ar PRIVATE SALE, NC a sacrifice, svhole-
Medical and Msceliansous Books Writing Papers, Blank
If (. F. o . .E
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sa-Crescent Lodge No. 9, L. .. q. f. meSSs5
every THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room NO. u oaa
Oacers for the ensuing tenGeo. Swarhck, n Grand; NJ
DeCourcey v G.; NJ. Mchel Rec. Sec NJ H. Meyer Treas
urer; L. N. JahRu Per. Sec'y. :, ,,., /. ...oo5
Members Lodges raornay invited to attend
ia4 6m
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TTISGEI.IA

SoUTHEIla maSUFAcroTsv
Or
UPH oLsTERY AND FURNITURE.
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CUsfom-HOusE, New Orleans.
5&a Collectors Office. Feb. q, 1861
u-~rot;ce to Tr,unrters-All imported New
"Iin in bond or to b entered Warehousing intended to
be forwarded to ports within the Confederate states OF
except those within the STATE OF LEXIS lue p0 Will"
drawn for Expectation. - -,. r ,...u,
Goods pored originally intended for ports OF deha
linn within tre limits Of Confederate States with the ere
ing exception may entered for warehouse and immediate
export. ..., 49,, ..r I'LL ho oo,oo,rad
certificate in the form no"
rofled for export Foreign Countries verified by oah me
CONSCIENCE and the and Of the exporting vessel Pc
nra an officer a,aifed administer onhs WthdrawhS LOT
an nortRons in bond continued the State OF Texas
A' 20 p ,f ~ " T. II. HATCH Collector
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nartitular Botltfs.

HAIL or PEIIcAs H. AFpI. FIRE Co. No 4,
u ~ - Il 7 New Orleans March 70, 1sGl
H7s-rv,e ofY;cex.s and ms mIbeys OF the above
Company hereby roiesd 70 attend me n,2n'y
April 1861 o'clock Punctnai attendance is requested.
q sE&G \, 6a8' n &Rf BY order: - ,r,,, 49,, +
na29 St CuAs II. TEW, sec.y
r1r-s;o,,II,ern Pacific Railroad Com 1sany :
have opened books for sctnton9 70 The caph STOCK Of
This company under Louisville resolutions OF 18th ins at
No 81 Common street. where may he found from A. NJ to
NJ for few days desire meet there all friends and
ny II ~ Z. V. RICHARDsON. Agent
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Hc-Hollaud Council of Royal and Select
NIsTgRs No l. meets the FOURTH tHuRsDAS OF every
in the of Concord Royal Arcb ohaPte NO. - onu
Fellows Hail. First District. - , H.,
d. -. d. Nj r. A. Bartlette, P. c.. WI Bruno de Iucas
Treasurer Jas Furneaux Recorder; H. aptain
al the Guards; j. c. Wood CONDUCTOR A. Oferged, Steward
Monsen, Sentinel. soiE ~
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A TWO-sTORY HOUSE. WITH BRICK . ASEMEFT, SUIT
able for small family, at auction
By J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-0fice 40 Camp street
CATURDAY, March 30, 1861, at IL O'Clock
y M at tie st. Charles Hotel Exchange, at public auction
will he sold the following described propety, TO WIT:
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the First District OIL ms cry,
in the square bounded by Lafayette Cypress CONAN ana er
street "a feet INCHES and lines front on Cypress street Sy
depth of ~ the side toPfeur street. ana abept
the side Roman street according 10 pa Dy
Louis H. Pile City Surveyor with the improvements there
consisting of good TwoStory House, with Brick Easement
consisting Of in the basement and two rooms above
Sheds etc, rented at $40 per month. .-
E-TERMs One third cash balance in one and two years
in the notes of the purchaser his order bearing SIX
per par from day Of sale to maturity
and eight per thereafter il notpnncuay paid with Bpec
mortgage on the property sold until final payment a,
Act OF sale before ---- Notary fubHci Ht III
exneDse of the nurcbaser ms
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]. 3. WALTON.
4 9. WALToN.e...............J. .. Walton

T ID. WALTON. .s..............J. b. WALTON.
ITY3AUeTIoFEER,
And AUoTIoEEER, APPRAISER snd GEEERABAaEHT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, BANDS, etc., etc.
OfIce, 40 Camp street.
Continues his attention TO all sales Of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks and Msr
chandse generally.
Henves attention his system Of plans and plan DOCKS Of
Real Estaoinaugurated large eVery
square and every lot in every square, with the
thereof the of the and ohor valuable
taken from the most authentic in the pur-
chase sale and appraement Of Real E5e unequeea adVan
tages and information.
nFurnure outdoor saes attended to- ssZ ON
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Where You can't find 20 900 Gallons II o 10y
you find about $40 Coal ON Lamps M tha
Coal OIL Lamp makers together with varsity Of
pheue Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps u. @
guarantee pure and usual continue supply the trade with
from barrels at time and rich
Coal Oil Lamps the trade requires at as low prices
- ME- nja If '''l1 ''''" II. FERRY.
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AUCTION SAVES.
HOUSE SERVANT, HosrLER aud CARRIAGE D

r. BY MACKEY C DAY,
J. q. MAcEET, Auctioneer, TsF
salesrooms No. " Magazine street, First District
and s66 Levee street Fourth District.
CATURDAY, the gotta inst, at lie o'clock
y NJ the ST. Charles Exchanges without the slightest
reserY or limit, will be sold at auction
DANIEL No. house servant hostler and carriage DRYER
Of the best families in South Carolina lite
only guaranteed. an
ELs-TERMS-Ats sale. In30