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on consignment and Tor a.

On Consignment and for sale,
n BARRELS Alcohol;
0DU so Barrels Restidsi Whisiy;
SO Hog heads New Orleans Sugas:
20 Barrels Crushed ard P5Edera1 SUGAR;
SO Boxss Havana Sagal;
20 Kegs Chiee suite;
50 Kegs Pure White lead;
; Barrels Lfnsstd OF
Bo1ts, shoes, and Rssdy Maze ClothirF,
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Notice,

kEOORDER's OFEIcz, CRY BAH
Ra'hyiiie , koY. 18th. 1861.
IL psTB1-s ensagsi in business Nonsl' Brokers are
n BY notified 10 procure the C0rpoFaot Leenss viii
days, they will he su Cted to the penalty u the Law.
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Hnn BAGS COARSE SALT;
HOWL 600 Bags fine Eat; 10 store and sor mls By
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Wnnfed Inmediafe

A MICRO nan who is good coax, to 90 IS TIE af
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A DEEIRABLG Rs,ilenes, two niles fFon TIE slly,
n twenty ave Of land portion Of lt The 8, %
good brick improvement; COED water aad in hrB rats
borhood Terms easy. Apply 70
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HAVE opsnfd 50 600 worth Of eholes Ready Mads clo
Ia NashTile- These Esods selsed and made 4
der for OF the bast houses The Souh They will
los to SUIT puTnhaserS ad at old prices hef1s the var
fer unusual ueeu sns to dealers In the and ~
chants, ard 70 private Gust Gsntleuen desiring arY
IN ny line cali at Commercial H0seI corner Csdsy nd
streets, Nashville, Tenn. O. P. NAn'
November 10, 61-dlm.
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Recruifs Wanfed.

yVyHE Dwelling Ne. q Spruce street possession given
hrst of January, 1851 Apply
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ZOE ONH III oNLI

o2e Hundred ana Fifty DsIaEs 4. war
STOLEN,
RcM The Rdr Grounds en- the ID inst, two HORSES B. b
ing to members o. ny Company; Cns bla hol.s III,
ar in Lis oiehsaf about zine Tals cid tie otkar zht
With eald face, i've old Ira men ako rcds tim
were members Of company, and disappeaEed u 7
sose-es Tter names are tharlss BssEins and Wss
both dark KIN % whom Is dsertsr fon CAST
keits c9mpa1y The tb5Ts al BE- sivn The
be sion Of the thisT ecoyery Of he h1lses O. sEeu
dollars FIR esca hrss a1d y dollars each MAJ
q. " RJBiNeoN,
nova d. Captain CsmnanilEg Ccraqar ;
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WRnfeh.

TWO three Carriage or BODY Makers, Immediately.
bus good Rorkmen need spply.
Aso1 four CORD BssAEuh hslP.s, and two Czrrlsgs F
era MYERS, HUME q
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Wanted,

on NEGRO Men and 20 Negro Women for nurses fsr
~ various Confederaie States Hospiais in this city,
order q Dr. D. W. fAn4ell. GEO. II. CLARK
noT20-a Once Ne. 50 Collegs 60 q
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AttentIOn. miIifin.

FHIEE Militia Of the 18th Civil District a rav9soa ~
will meet az II o'clock NJ on Frid the aaa 6sve1
le6i at he parade Froupd. bringing Eih hem heir
sYe'y description. Ry order q TIE Captain
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4OsVarGi Association.
PHILADELPHIA

A Beafroie1t iasfahtioa crtalhsled In special
Eadoume1d, foT The relief q he sick end Dis
tressfd glFieted wih tiruieaf and Eli5,nic
D''e9s@s md especiaHg.f for he cure Of Discas-
rs Of DC S'raal Organs.
MI hblc'AL ADVICE given gratis, bv the
IVk Acting Surgeon, to all who arnl,. l,v lc,-
ter, with description Of their condition. inlc.
occupation habits Of life. Be- and in ca.cs IL
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free OF
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrmatorrhqn.
ana other diseases Of the seNudl organs, and on
the New Remedies employed in the Dispensary
sent to the afflicted in sealed leitsr enveloncg
tree OF charge. Two or three stainps for post.
age viii be acceptable.
Address pr. J. SKlLLlE UOCGHTON. Act
ing surgeon, Howard Association. No. ? South
ninth street, Philadelphia Pa Rs order Of
the Directors
EZRA D. lIEARTWELL. Prts't.
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SILVER WARE.

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-Four doors ~ca Of Bro,sp"s Ro.ej.
Cal attention TO their nnususliy large stock
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Tea Sets, Walters, Pitchers, ciablets, Fork,
spoons, &c.
ALSO, Also every possible variety Of Faney Silver
Ware, suitable for wedding presents
" " GAIT + BRO, .kssliers
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From Rev. JACOB Seeker, well known and
highly respected throughout the State OF
Pennsylvania
HANOVER, Pa February Is, 1859.
Mcssrs. s. W. FowLR & Co., Bostcn.--Dcar
Sirs Having realized in my family important
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lie Some eight years ago one of my daugh-
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before she had taken the whole Of the contents
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codd, ho'rerer, caution he PaJlic against impo-
si'ion decaase hore is a good deal Of spurious
Hjstor's Baisom Of via ClcuR qRoai Trough
al tie country. JACOB Seeker.
MnForp, Del, October 25, 1858.
S. W. FoYLE 4 Co, Boston: Please send me
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ont, and there is great demand for il: it is
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Yours, truly, JIcOB Y FOCCK.
Gss- REMEMBER, THEREFORE. all rho se,k
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HAVING consulted thy Purse, and being
u H. determined 10 save money, time and trou.
bic, fas it isa settled fact, that STINEMETZ
THE Halter, has in his store such varie-
~ Of styles, sizes, coors, and qualities as to
suit the most flstidious, so then be sure to
put memorandum in Your pocket, when you
are prepared to visit Washington, as follows:
fine Dress Hat flor self from s.. 80 to So 90.
Cap (for johnny from Soc 10 81. rs.
Jockey Hat (or Nary from $3.50 to s4. 90.
pair double sole and double upper Boots,
(lor self S3.75.
! pair fine cali-skin, sewed or pegged, Boots
for Henry $3.75.
! set Furs (for witc) from $40 to Sl2
ess- To be had at the CHEAP CASH HAT
STORE Of
b. III. STINEMETZ,
s33 Penn. Av near corner of 9Th St.,
Bet. Willard's and Kirkwoods hotels,
OCT 25--3m Washington, D. G..
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ever Offered IN the State Of MARYLAND, ou,.ao
d Baltimore iiy-inadc up of the b, St leather.
CANNED by the old process, and bv the b, 81
workmen. Ny stock consists in part Of lid
following articles:
n5- OIL Saddles; 40 Riding Brides. 40
Blind Brides; 100 Collars 4 Dozen Wagon
Whips IL Sets Of Fine Harness: IG Sttis Of
breechen and Side Plates from four 10 ii,
inches wide; IL Sets Front Gear. from four
often inches y ide; all Of which ,e-y
TO prolupt-paying customers on six month,
time, without interest.
will also MAKE TO ORDER anv article i,
my line Of business at the shortest notice and
deliver tommy part Of the State. free of charoc
ana II not as ordered, no sale.
AS do not compel any one 10 take when
does not suit them, 50 persons in want OF any
thing IN my line Of business will do well 10.
give me call before purchasing. as have ne.
yer failed TO please any reasonable inpp. ma
am determined 20 sell cheaper than the Fan a
articles can be boGght for any where h, II,
state. Dom forget the place. as ,ounre suTo.
to get good article, at low price.
All persons advertise that they beve ,he hos.
articles and sell the cheapest. bat IN NC ask ia
tral from one and all
~ ! will pay CENTS FER LIB. FOE
HIDES, delivered NJ J b NEgl'g. NeelsyiI,r
Montgomery county, Md, in Saddlery. AT casl.
PRICES.
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Terms. (Regular Prices Y

ror Per ahBnm.
or any two Of the four Reviews, Ga
For any three o. the four Reviews. , M
For all four Of the Reviews "a
For Blackwood's Magazine 40
FOR Lakewood and one Review. : 90
For Biathwood and two Reviews, ! 90
FOR Blackwood and three Reviews 90
for Blaekwood and the -four Reviews, 10 90
money current in The State p1ere issved sr,u b
receired at par. 20
r. foSI I: postage to.any psrt o. the
United states will he but T,eenty-joar Ont, a
year for "Blackwood, and but Foas1een cent,
Il year for each of the Reviews.
AT the above prices the Periodicals will lie
furnished for 1861 And as ~
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Attention, Farmers!

80 TIE SUBSCRIBER, or Middleton r.
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Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes, Tureens
English aud American CUTLERY
MUSIC BONES
,, 3, 4, 3 and Pairs Jewellers Scales and
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Watrhmhcrs Tools and Materials
Watch Glasses, Of every description
A complete assortment Of Dentist Files
c. B. 4 Co. offer the above goods ON the We.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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AND THE
BRITISH REVIEWS.
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REFERENCES.

NATHAN ;. WHITE, ZAcHAmAn II. WATER.
JAMES IS MEL SOLOMON PtrMMrR. SIMON Nj.
cHoLts, JOIN II. PEnRy, and q. s. W,Isox
. JOHN APPLEMAN.
nov - Middletown, Frederick Co, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-06-21

FefIOdlcaIs--viz:
1he London Quarterly CONSERVATIVES
2.
1he Ed'Hbrrg Reaep (whig
3.
1he No'th British Rerter CT. Church !
4.
Bldck~ood's Edin6urg Maqa.ioe rrorv
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-06-21
An Important Letter

! From Rev. JACOB Seeker, well known and
highly respected throughout the State OF
Pennsylvania:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-06-21

IAIIA y. ITEAkTWELL. Prts'l
W GEO. FAlECllILD, 'Scc'v.
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Economy is the road to wealih.'

"h is not so much what man makes.
ut what he sares, that enables hin, to
sncceed. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Southern NeWs.

LOUISVILLE, August 20 "A dispatch % the
Courier states that the steamer Hannibal CITY
with Federal troops from ~ Louis bound south.
ward, was nred into bv the Con federstes and SINK
st COmmerce, No. Three hundred Fcderals were
taken prisoners.
The Frankfort Yeoman ssys that Governor Ma
CONN deputies w. A. Dudley and G. Hunt az
commissioners 20 President Lincoln 70 request the
withdrawal Of troops from Kentucky, and George
Johnston 10 President Davis 20 request him 90
respect the neutrality Of kentucky.
The New Orleans Bulletin Of the 18th ssys that
Capt. Olden had notified the 6 alveston authorities
That unless two boSts, which b. alleged belong 30
citizens Of Massachusetts,, should be returned, be
would FIRE the city.
The Richmond pa pers Of the 18Th place no reIi.
ance upon the reported battle at Lovetnville
The Nashville Banner Of the 20,h save there are
indications that point 20 speedy reconciliation Of
the conflicting elements In East Tennessee
The Abingdon Virginia says that there 10 trouble
In johnson county, Tenn. The Union men are
overawfng and making prisoners Of secession
lists. Several seceSionisa have made hasty re-
treat from the county. The secession vote 10 the
county was only 100, while the Union vote WA
1000. IL 10 reported that the Unionists design
driving the secessionists out Of the county.
r. w. Burnwall, in letter from Chsrlottes-
Vile, Va dated August -, says "The supplies
OF clothing for the army are not Sufficient. The
desutution Of our army In clothing and food 10
terrible. Many applications are made 10 nc by
well men, who wish 10 escape sickness by an
extra pair OF drawers or socks or UNDERSTANDS. IL
will require every nerve 70 be strained by you az
home and ourselves here TO meet the e1igencies
Of fall and winter, should the war last 90 long"
The Courier has letter dated Richmond,
August IL, saying: There is great deal Of sick
ness In our army. IL Is said that az Charlottes-
vile and Culpeper there over three thousand
Ill. great many have been brought sick 20 this
city, and at Norfolk and Yorktown there 10 more
disease than with us 7Ae measles kaee s,cept,
aHd ave ''oeePtHg, tAroSgh srery dieiaon OF ths
dTn7V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22
General Prices Report Of the sprinsfieId

Louis VILE, Aug. 81 General Prices oncisI
report Of the battle near Spring Geld says that the
Missouri forces Of his column in that engages
mustered 5 900, Of which l56 were killed and 5l7
wounded. Among the killed were Colonies
Wightman, Brown and Allen, Adjutant Bennett,
Lieut.. Col. Austin, Captains Engart. Blackwell,
Farris, Hallock and Coleman, Lisuts Haskin
are Brig Gen. Clarke, Colonies BurrIdge, Kelly,
Hawthorne, Foster, Captains Nichols. Doug erty,
Armstrong, Mings and McCarty. Many Of the
wounds, both Of ofncers and men, are reported
mortal.
Gen. Price makes no mention Of McCulloughr
forces engaged in the battle. The entire Confed-
crate army bad been ordered to move forward on
zen Lyon In four columns, the night previous to
the battle 90 os 70 surround Springfield and begin
simultaneous attack; but the order was counter
manded, In consequence Of the darkness Of the
night and threatened storm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22


0H the morning of the 2ad instant, Miss ELJZ-
AbETH ARNOLD, daughter of Aza Arnold
he friends and relatives inviteS tn attend
her funeral, morrow, the sd instant, at oclk
from ne residence Of her father, Ala street be,
tween 9Th and 10th SITS west
On Wednesday, the 2lst instant, IN the I'D year
Of his age, MICHhE KELLER, formerly of
of this city
bis friends and the acsuaintances of the family
sIe invl'e 10 attend his funeral, tomorrow (Fri-
cay morning, at IL O'Clock, from his ate residence
We: Sl4 seventh st between X and l.,
IhaIrlsDurg and Lancaster, Pa, papers oopy)
on Wednesday, August 81, DAVID Johnson,
The funeral will take plscs Tomorrow At two
O'Clock, from the residence of Mrs, Ford, Or 81 st
street, between T. and +.
In this CITY, on "wednesday evening, the 2iat in
stant after long and severe spell, which he suf-
Tered with christian resignation, GEORGE W.
CLEMENTS, IN the 18th year of his age.
his funerei will take place on Friday morning at
10 O'Clock, from the residence of his parents, on
slxteenth street: between l. and NJ streets. The
invited 10 attend
On the goth instant, APALONA, wife of John
waiter, In the 4Gth year Of her age.
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
snested to attend her funeral, TO morrow Friday
Nternoon; az o'clock. from her late residence,
NO. 3I2 4 street, between lOuh and 18th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22
A Ship on Fire at Ssa

New YORK, Aug. 20 The brig A. b. Cook
reports that on August 18th, when I5O miles west
Of Bermuda, she saw a ship Of about 500 tons on
fire. She stood towards her, but when within
four miles the burning vessel sunk She was
becalmed all day in the wrecked STUFF from her
She saw no boats, but picked up one OF her
royals. She had seen the light Of the ere all the
night previous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22
Prem Alexandra.

ALEXANDRIA, August 21.-Col. Einstein has
been arrested by orderOf General Mcdowell, not.
however, on q serious charge.
The court-martial in the case Of Col. McCunn IL
closed.
All lsquiet on the Virginia side Of the Potomac
The largest secession force between Manassas and
our lines 10 in the vicinity OF Fairfax Court House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22
Fran Missouri

KANSAS CITY, No, August 2O.-There are one
thousand organized secessionists In this county.
The rumor that Fort Scott had been captured by
the Confederates proves to be untrue.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, August 2l.-An extra
train has arrived, bringing the scouting party
which was put of Of the train which was fred
into yesterday morning. They report having
killed two and wounded several Confederates,
and brought five prisoner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-22
Return Of Virginia vsIunteer.-The vIrsinis
Convention

WHEELING, Va, August 81 The First virsini,
Regiment Of three months volunteers returned to-
day, and met with an enthusiastic and imposing
reception. The people turned out en- mssse 90
welcome them, and a sumptuous dinner was
served up.
The State Convention adjourned to-day, and
unless they shall be called together by the frst
Thursday In January, their adjournment is sias
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FnHrso rRoLfc SPOILED -Yesserday, a party
Of three Of our citizens, who started on what they
termed ca fishing frolic" down river, went to
Georgetown TO take passage on q woodboat bound
to the Eastern Shore, Of what State, Marvland or
Virginia, IL not stated by our informant. Their
arrangements, however, were not very extensive,
bucket. To their establishment, however, they
discovered at Georgetown that though the boat
with her crew could clear out, there was hitch
about their being permitted to 60 az passengers,
even for piscatsry purposes. Perhaps the author
tiles suspected they might be fishers OF men rather
than Of fish, the more especially as one of them
has three sons In Dixie; and the Others have been
suspected Of entertaining no particular aversion
for the rebels.
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Ship News.

NEW YORK, August 2I-The British schooner
Prince Leopold has arrived from Bermuda with
500 barrels spirits turpen;ine, probably run over
from North Carolina.
The schooner Fair Wind reports that an un.
known brig, bound here with molassss, was sunk
on the l4th. The schooner was unable 70 lay by
her, and could not see whether she got her boats
out
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The Reported Capture Of the Privnteer
Sumter UntFue

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-The schooner Phaus
from Curacao on the 9th, says that the reported
capture Of the privateer Sumter 10 untrue. Moth
ing had been heard Of her since she left there on
the 2ith ult IL was rumored that the Governor
had been recalled for allowing the Sumter to
enter that mort
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HofIos.-Distics Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted In the BALfIao2R Sun are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Once.