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OFFICE 0E THE
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.

NEW YoRK, January ssth, 1851.
The Trustees, IN conformity to the Charter Of the
Company submit the following statement Of Its affair."
on the s1st Of December, 1850:
Premiums received on Marine Risks, from
Let JannarY 1854 t. stst December. 1880 q co., a77
Premium On Policies not marked OF 1st Of
JanuaFy tB6s.. 1.12i8o.u
Total knount Of Mattae Premiums ao1at25Es
10 Policies have been Issued uron Life Risks. NOR
upon F11e Hsf8 disconnected With Marino Riska.
Eze.ntu1na ru4rked oU truu Lat Jaaua1y,
$780, to s1kt Daceuba1. 1885,.
Losses pxaA during the sans pe-
HOO. .--....-$-+AS.f4t.H
Eesuru1 Of Premiums aud Ex.
penseA.- hsr[fA
TIE Company have tie following A.sesA, VIZ
United sta.es and STATE Of New Toxk6sock.
CITY, Baak aud other stocks.... .....ss essss.1
Loers secured by 5tockh. Bonds md Mort
ezcoa sad otherH.sa. a.........-....... l,1ao152oo
! Hesl Estass. ....................... Anooaoo
| Dividends on stocSs, interest on Hoads and
| Mortgages And other LOANS, suIdry
Notes Reinsurance knd otAet claim
| dne tho Company, est.mAtod At......... N6too.n
Premium Eotes znd Bills Receg aole--... ss f1a n
Casa IN 1oS.1At7
| ~r.+4, .r.<nc+ ~ asa.ex q s4s ~ 10
, 1861-05-21

GPAFF FORD, STEW :ARTE d CO.,
T.; .:Esxpfaue@ Co1zxzfsEeo1 HaTt&4a91s :
Efc7ttcn8 and 1oHntY Erca1upe EHSnr41ly. Box1nss9
80 II Ell &C. Gssse 'es E yss5T snes
q, T. KAx3txn. p R1HNAE. n y, 2. I3lx8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

The BALTIMORE SUS.-This paper, which has
al along been the organ Of the disunionis.s in
Maryland, sustaining them in all their acts Of
war on the Government, now, when at last the
indignant patriotism Of the country is aroused
by the wsnton attack on Fort Sumter, cries on,
'MSst there be ,rar - "Carnot reoce ., p,s-
ssrrsd -,
Peaee preserved The Sun knows there has
been war ever since the disuIionists with arms in
their hands, made the FIRST seizure of an United
states fort IL knows the war has been followed
up by the capture of fort after fort and ship after
snip, OF custom houses, minis, arms munitions
Oh war, and even the moneys of the Government;
eulminating with the attack on Fort Sumter
merely because the Government proposed to send
provisions to its starving garrison. 1t was all
very well with the Sun while the war was all on
one side; but now that spirit Of resistance in
Kind has sprung up on the side of the Govern
ment, which threatens to punish such acts OF wal,
II whines out "MHst there BE- trdvn "C1ruot
peace De prss,rred7r
res, peace may be restored; but not by sustain
ing and encouraging disunion. It may be restored
by thedisun:onists themselves Let them Law down
their arms and restore their country and them
selves to the state Of happiness and prosperity
which their conduct has destroyed. They cannot
atone, should they offer their lives, for til. mis-
chief already done by them; but in their coun.
tys abounding clemsncy they may be forgiven
Let the SEn with all It's power recommend this
course, and II also may be forgiven, though the
mischief II has wantonly done capuo, b. for.
gotten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

HE KELLEY OF wAsHISGToN.-The burning
OF railroad bridge, yesterday evening or las,
night, three miles out Of Baltimore towards Phil
sdeipeis, has temporarily delayed the arrival OF
me troops which had left Philadelphia since the
departure thence Of the Massachusetts, troops thai
were Yesterday as'ailed in Baltimore. Indisposed
a. me authorities here certainly are TO afford any
excuse, however unfounded, for bloodshed in
Baltimore, and being satisfied that there are troops
enough here to insure the safety Of this city fol
some time to come, they have probably directed
mar the troops now on the way, come hitler
oy some other route; there being half a dozen
through which they may reach Washington In
fventyfour or thirty six hours after starting from
where they were lest heard from
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PROCLAMATIONS.
Another Proclamation by the Preside nt.


By the President Of the CS,ted States of America
PROCLAMATION.
wbe,eas an Ip.r,,sc.,o, .c.tr,, ,,o c.,...u
mont ~ tbs Tnite5 sea- 'ne "9se =,
states OF Sontb Cs,oIin. cn,,,a aishn ~
Florida NIssissinnJ nmG.,,n. IA To-. M
the Laws Of the limited sat-. To- tha =,
the revenue cannot he eNc,nsiin e1ecntsd ,ho,a,n
conformabIv 10 that n,ovI.io, -, the Cons,tn,tnr
which raouires duties N he uniforrn th,oua non,
the L nited states.
"a ,,,ba.aase ,,,,,,o< $4,000. -
in such Insurrection' have tbrea,ensd 10 Stsnt
pretended letters OF maroue 10 ,ntbori1e the 6s,,
en- thereof 10 commit sssanta on the lives v..ss.
and pronertv of good citizen. NJ tbe conn.,v I.,
fully en1aoed i'm commerce on tbe btgh esas ana
I'm waters Of the United Stats. 'eAe' "''"
| And whereas an EYecptivs p,oc,.m,uo, no,
been already is.ued reonirino tho nerson. on.
gagged in tbe.e dIso,derIv nTocecdtnos "a dssis,
therefrom csIIi,g ont m;lifia fo,ce r., tbs NJ,
pose Of depressing the same and convenino Con.
gress in extraordinary session to deliberate and
determine thereon:
Now, therefore. 1. Abraham Ijncoln p,esidep,
Of the United states. with view To the same mr.
poses before mentioned, and to the protection of
the public peace and the live. sn3 nrona,,1, ~
quiet and orderly citizens pursuing their lawful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20
HARrzR's FKRRY.-The Alexandria Gazette of


We hsve from most reliable source, definite
Information that the Federal troops left Harper's
Ferry before the arrival Of any Of the Virginia
forces Knowing, perhaps, that some Of the State
fred the armory buildings, and DESTROYED them,
together with some three thousand condemned
muskets being all that remained In the building
FEDERAL .n,bo,;tss at dis d" ,n ny me
past. A train laid TO blow up the workshop
failed, and as consequence Virginia gets the
machinery uniniured. A train was also laid to
blow up the bridge, but in the haste of departure
the retiring troops neglected to apply the match
EVACUATION OF HARpER's FERRY
HARPER's FERRY, April 10. ~ a mat a
quarter past ten O'Clock hit the United States
soldiers at Harper's Ferry fed from the govern.
ment buildings after setting them on fire This
was done when no Virginia troops were here
and none are here now. Most Of the shops are
now burning The United States soldiers crossed
the bridges into Maryland In great haste. Rail-
road bridges all safe.
Our belief is that the Government here have
received no further information from narper's
Ferry since the commanding officer, Lieut. Roger
Jones, U. ;. A, (of this city,) after firing the
Government property there on the night before
last, was about evacuatIng the town. Ills dispatch
led to the inference that the destruction of what
he had designed to destroy had been complete
Hence, with the knowledge Of the fact that the
buildings containing the machinery for the fdbri-
cation Of arms were burned completely down, we
think the Gazstts can hardly be correct in its
announcement that the machinery escsped unin-
jured.
Shortly after we went to press yesterday we
received private dispatch from Harper's Ferry
confirming this i'm preston of ours; also another
from Gettysburg, Pa, Informing us that Lieut.
Jones and his command had reached that point
in retreat from Harper's Ferry, which is doubles,
true.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

EXECUTIVE APPOINrMEMrs.-Since the last
issue Of the Sta, the President has made the fol.
lowing appointments:
Chas Clark, marshal for the district Of Maine
VIM Thomas, collector Of the district of
Philadelphia.
EDWARD Walker, naval officer for the district
Of Phil1delphia.
E. Reed dyer, surveyor Of the port Of Philadel-
phia.
Rush Plumley, appraiser general for the
port Of Philadelphia.
James Pollock, director Of the mint at Pbil,.
delphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20
sT The MAYOR OF ALEXANDRIA.


4tezd1drt1, April Is, 1861
Reailzin2 with the deepes sorrow and solicit
,uus me eminent PeTils to which we exposed
by the exciting scenes now transpirIno: and soI.
EMMY convinced that ii is the i'm perative duty of
every good citizen not only to refrain from saving
or doing dught that will conduce to anarchy and
outrage, but further 10 give sympathy and assist
ance In support Of every effort upon the part of the
civil authorities to maintain the public peace |
DO hereby Invoke the good citizens Of Alexandra
10 moderation and forbearance, and TO abstain
from angry controversies which may lead 10
violence md blOOdshed and claim from them aid
ana support IN preserving the good order and
peace OF the city Feeling assured that II 1t is the
viii Of Divine Providence 10 infiict unon Mi.
people the most dire calamity Of civil wal, that
10 those who may survive the sanguinary horrors
OF the unnatural strife there will be no sweeter
consolation for the woes 1t shall infict than the
consciousness that they in no wise contributed to
the lamentaoie result, again appeal to the good
cluLens to Keep the peace and provoke not others
W 'io4ehCe. w. b. PRICE, Mayor.
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BY THE MAYOR OF WASHINGTON

MAYORS OFFICE, April 20, 1861
In the present unhappy condition of national
Affairs II Is hoped and believed that the citizens
OF ashlbgton will constantly feel and cautiously
respect the obligations Of public order which are
In an especial manner incumbent on them
The presence of large bodies of troops thong b
IL gives 20 the city an unaccustomed aspect, in no
manner supersedes or intercepts the regula, and
orderly administration Of the municipal govern
IL Is not apprehended that any di sturbances will
occur unless through heated and violent political
discussions and harangues in public places upon
topics the agitation Of which at this time and in
this community can be productive of nothing but
unmitigat ed harm
Therefore |, James G. Berret, Mayor of WASH
lngton, do hereby earnestly exhort all good citi-
zens and soJourners to be careful to conduct them
selves as neither by word deed to give occasion
for any breach of the peace
Given under my hand, at the City Hall, this
2Oth day Of April, A. ID. 1861.
JAMES q. BRRRET Mayor
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,

WASHINGTON CITI, April 20, 1861.
tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING SrAR,It
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published In Washington
III All persons applying for letters the follow
Ing list, Will please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST.
Arnold, M,s Kate Ellis, Mas Mary Meyer, Miss Allena
Anderson hIssMY Eisenheimsr, MARY uzhtOn Sab.ua
Allen, Mrs Frank, MIssE Nate Neville, Nellie
Andrews, MrsGW FUrd, Made Annie O'Brion, LOUISA
Andrew, Strah Frew, Mrs ElIth Peddcerd AHA ne
Bruce, Cshlrne GwInn, hssCsrrI- Prce, Miss Jeanne
Brown,Mrs Felicia Green, Elizabeth Piper, Mrs Ann
Brown, Mrs L GoszleT, MssMary Page, Mrs Z J
Bard, Mrs Grfith, MrsFrancis Plum, NJ ~ Cstha's
Bard, Mrs S NJ Hall, Miss Cornelia Reeves. MARI
Bogus, Mrs Marv HaltImsR, Mary Rowell, Martha
BeneMss sarAhE Hazel s1issC ordslia Rsddle, Mrs Ia
Boston, Mrs Sarah HeTEdOn Miss NJ Reynolds, Miss
bot.ler, Mary Haslup MisskateB ReleIf, Miss NJ II
BatumoJ Cathe Jones' ElIa6elh A Raymond, MIss ID
Bowie Miss Mary JONES' Miss LllenA nj Mar
BRANDON hissLuIie Jackson, MIssAddia Robey Mrs M
BAKER, Mr. Anne Jackson, Miss Nate Skunk, Mrs W
beriIn, Emma Johnson, Mrs L Smith, Mrs Mary
CLARK, Miss Hattie Johnson, MisE Suwerkro.. MIR.
Coz, Mrs Ann Johnston, Mrs A V Thornton. Mr.,
Clark, Miss Ida King, Mary Ann Thompson, Mrs NJ V
Sro hIss haryO Keep, Mrs Julia Thompson. Miss Ann
Sonooye, Jane \ hretmtT, Lz1Is Thomas, Mise l.
SropIey, Mrs LnEly, Mary TGomak, Aboie
Clifford, Isabella hickman, Mrs L Tyrer, Hirs
Cronln, Johanna Lewis, Miss NJ Z Ward, Mrs
Cory, lr, l. Francis Marshall, Sals Woods, Dir, }
ChIldress Isabella Marchnont, Laila Weston, Mrs
Cardinals Mrs ( McLueen, Jane White, Mise w
Darby, lrah M Malone, Miss Watson, Mrs A
Dement,, MIR. mod Mullen, MIR, VI Walter, Mrs A NJ
DAVIS, MIisFrahces Mills, Miss Kate Walker, Mrs e
Delouey, Miss Maccol, Mrs Williamson, Mrs A
din. MissI LAW
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GENERAL ORDERS-No. Q.

0SGENEhAL ORDERS-No. 9.
WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJuTANT GENERALS OPPIcr
. .,:,. Washington, 4priI 8, 1861 {
NJ i. Military Department.. to be taken from The
DseRattment OF the East, and called the Department
Of the State Of Mary land and The District of &c.
iumoia, according TO its original BOUNDARY.
signed TO he o. mmand Of this Department aeco1d
oItI. " osingtoh
II. Cspt. Theodore Talbot, Assistant Adiutant
is roll we'd from the aper, ton of General
DUTY In The dIstfi let If Oregon and viii Iennt ~
aaT, wi,h9u dtl.y At the Readql arters Of The De-
oP.o l.. THOMAS, Ao jutapt GeneraI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

RESIGNED MIR Robert Geddes, Of Md, 4th
class Isl 800 per annum) clerk In the Pension Bu
reau, has resi- ned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

COMMISSIONED Commissions have been issued
70 the following officers Of the Cameron Guards {:
james Elder, Captain; Thomas Meushaw, First
Lieutenant; Oliver Birkhead, Second Lieutenant;
John w. Glover, Third Lieutenant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

IL From Taylor & Maury We have the excel.
lent May number Of Harper's Magazine.
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aP L. THOMAS, AdJutan. General.
o~SECEsSION DJsUN,ON 4 NO : 49,

nsSECEsSiONsD IsUNiON & TREASON.
on SUNDAY EVENING, at the Old Triniss
Churoh, upon the aspect Of our national afrs,rsy
ALL VIII endeevor 10 prove that the treasonsh1ss
comolnstlons which now exIst in soma o5 1he
sthses have been formed without o shadov of en
ouse; aa 20. Tor no Jusflhsble end. Seats free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20
AUCTION SALES.

By BONTZ 4 GRIFFITH. Auctloneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
IL AT AucrIoS.-On MONDAY MORNING.
Rooms, we vi sell TIE fufnitSTe and a.o. oT
i,mlly Gee iSinG honseteesIns. SoTPrlsins-
Wa French 6edsieads,
Sott,ge Bststssds, ace seat Chairs
M.hoFany ana Wa nut Dressing Bureaus,
HusE and HGse and Cotton Mattrous,,
Hair MsttTes.es, Comfor s, Blankets, &C, &C.
Brnsse and Ingram Carpets,
Cooking nd other Stoves, Refrige ator, 6s.
roIether with q general assortment q Kitchen
Also, q lot OF 6 Groceries, Wines. &c.
BoNTZ GRIFFITH. Apet.,
II No 500 Sevoath 81, bet. and sta
By GREEN q WILLIAMS. AuotIoneers.
No 500, corner 7'A aad ID streets.
EXcELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND MTcH-
DAY MORNING. the st inst lH.,aat 8, 10 o'oioos
SCI al tes OF
west siee, an excellent assortment Of Furniture,
Mshossny Sofas. CHAIR. Tables.
Do Dress and other Bureaus,
DO Msble top Center Table.
Painted Cottage and two Chamber Sets.
Hair and Shuek Mattresses.
+ Gather Pillows and BeddIng,
Look ns elasses, wardro6es, wsshstsnds and
Chins. Glass and Crocsery Ware,
Tah'e Casters and Cutlery,
Paror, Chamhsr and STAIR Carpets and Mating,
Cooking sud Alright stoves.
WIN good lot OF Kitchen REQUISITES, and many
enumerate
Terms n m curre-t funds. Sale POI tive.
sP 20 GREEN WILL Ms. Aucts.
by J. c. MCGUIRE & ca Arcuoneers
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS or THE
.EMP.EE hoUsE" At PUBLtc nUcTInN.-nu
THURSDAY hOkEING, April 2sth. 81 10 o'olk.
20 the Empire HouE5 " on PenG. avenue, betvo-n
81 AID streets, We shall sell tie e.tre r Urhi-
tnre and fleets cumprIsIng-
sevUOd nse Piano Porte,
Mshoga any Sofa, Pier Tables
DO and ane seat Shrlrs, Lounge,
WlGd ~ Curtains and Shades.
IL Carpets. Ollclyths an : stair Carpets,
Dining 4 al o, Sideboard
70 Bedsteads Of various kinds.
is Feather Bers Bols.ers and Pillows,
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
stoves. CHsmb-r Tab &c, Washsiands.
Crockery and Glass Wa e, Table Gu cry,
Together With genera assortment Of Household
Furniture ard Effects.
Terms ossh ia current funds.
apIs J. e. MCGUIRE & co Aucts.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

, The copartnersbip heretofore existing between
Benlamtn r. NJ Iddieton, Bepjanln BealI and Eiie =
n. w hlte, under the name OF T.. 4. WHIrE q"
was dissolved ,ns BY limitation on the trst day OF
Aprl, Iool-the said Midi eton & Beall hereby
transferring al their interests in said arm To tSs
said +. w hite, aud by whom ali claims assinst
SAID hrm are to be paid, and who Is alone s5tbo1.
lied to collect all debts due the said firm.
+. MIDDLETON,
BENZ. BEALI.,
ELIAS T.. WHITE
A CARD,
Having purchased from Middleton q Beall thai,
interest in the late firm of L Z White & Co 0i r.
becomes necessary that the business of the NE
hrm should be q sed up. AL persons havin, olaims
against the said hrm aIe uested to present them
20 M or payment, and a, persons Indebted 10 the
late hrn BY notes. due hills and book accounts ara
iequested to call and make imms diste raymet Of
the amounts they owe. The UNDERMINED INT nd
Ing 70 continue the Wholesale and Retail reoeIy
Blsinsss, returns his thanks TO the citizsos Of
WAS s;:hlnsson and The States of Maryland and ViT.
bestowed upon hum III the last ten years and hopss
py strict a. ention TO business and carefuI sero
ton OF the best good. IN has line to please ali Who
may iayor BIN With Ga Qniok sai6s aud smail
pfvhts wiil b my aim IN business. ''''' M
No 50 Louisiana av., bet eih And III =.
oPpo' Bank OF Washington.
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FGENERAL ORDERs-No. 10.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApuTANT GENERALS OFFIcK.

~. CAPT. William Is johns, 81 inian,ryi Savll,
Secnn.a the command Of his COMPANY vb"n nr
sa ne cease to be an officer Of the army from tSis
H. First Lieut. IBn,y S,u,o5 T., . ain
whtn with HE Gimp. ny under or itioal =, onn
Ger, terdeIed h resi- uaton in order 10 s,"an
duty there With, he Pre- 3lden clreots thsS
oeafs 70 De- an ooer Of the army from this da,e he
An 20 r. ruous
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Spirit Of the Morning Press

The IatslIigsnesr advises Virginia not to take
sides In the impending fratricidal contest but to
Keep the peace between the belligerents.
The RspHbliean attributes what has just hap
pened in Virginia to the policy of Conditional
Unionism," Of which Senators Crittenden and
Douglas were the exponents last winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20
%GENERAL ORDERsNo. ..

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
C.,,.i ., NetS York. Apri! Is, 1861.
Japan OEoRGs w. CULLUM, CORPS of En-
sineefs,. appointed on the 9Th instant an Aid-de
caInp OF the Lieutenant General Commanding the
hLmy, with the rank Of Lieatenant Colonel, in
hereDy a1nounced as such to tho Army He will
De oDeyed and respected accordingly.
by command vi Lieut.. General scorr
ap2o 1t Col. and A. ID G ,Act;s SS, Cen
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BOARDING..

BOARD Pleasant Rooms. with Rrard, can %
- bad at NO. - -Four and-s-half e.,
ap 5-2w' (Repuhlican.)
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OSr-On the nth instant, a black hnd tan col
IL ored PUP. Had on q yellow Leather
oollar. A liberal reward will be give to-l@OT
whoever returns HIM t. No. 35iEsS
ap 30 It,
I OST-ln the omnibus on Fridst evening a
IL POhTMDNNA GE. containing &o $50 notes
Of Virginia money, 8 500 note the Esnk # Rich
mOnd. and some sma change, with tt-vcra notes
b airing the name Of the loser. The hrder will
please leave it at the Star Ofi-e; or asG b. BAR
>ARU'S, corner hith and Bridge ats, George
town. suitable reward viii bs ri ten IL left at
either of the above named places. sp ~ 81
STRAYED OR STOLEN-A w1ite and red
~ CO w about 4 years old. with Sflf; -zGA
had white star on the forehead; ,SlIts A&
stripe on The hack from h al to Ia; Al
tuliaO reward VIII be given 20 whoever returns
Tenth and p SITS, N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

SSPECIAL NOTlCE.-All persons of good
US moral character who are desirous of ioinP ne
new mi ltary company, the Union Flag 1; 1srds >
are dcsp ectiay REQUESTED to attend meeting of
Ming. at the Old Trinity Church. on Fifth STRAIT
opposite tie west end of the CITY Hal.
and no Others need apply ~ Its sn'
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Cronin, Johanna lie
Cory, jr, l. Francis Ma
ChIldress, Isabella Ma
Csrdanss, Mrs L Nc
Darby, s lrah NJ Ma
Dement,M MIR. mod nlu
Davis, MissFrance, Mi
Delouey, Miss B Ma
EddIn, Miss Jany
MISCELLANEOUS.
GENT
Anderson, Vim $ Ere
Anderson, VIM Fie
Adams, Rufus fls
Agan, p II Eel
AdonIs, MIR Els
Allls, Louis FRI
AushmSn, Joseph fIr
Adams. Jno Cir,
Allen, Jas w Gal
Alburger, p A Go,
Ashly, DIR Chas w Got
ASrItt, e Il Gr.
AshmIn. b y GA
Anderson, A!eK-2 Dad
AdIms, Alex II Oo'
BoOeZ, WIN Gol
Bradford, W m r Go,
Barnes, W A Or.
Bangs, w Howell Gri
BaItlstt, W . Ca
Berger, Theo lie.
BoynIon, I J Go
Benson, ) Git
Beldon, ) A GrI
BrliniileT, II vi I'm
Briggs, r p Cir,
Bran Pit Go,
Badger, OC Ga
Baker. MIR Gil
Beech, - Esq lila
Bdcharach, NJ Ho
Bin CHAM, l. + Hu
Boyns, Jno Ha
Browne, Jno o He
Belts, J He
Browne, } w He
BTdss, JH Ho
Burns, J rs lie
Beard, jas A Hu
Briggs, Jas A Hll
Bradford, J ID ho
BolestIne, J y Ha
Burlington, Jas He
Bigger, JDo ID Ho'
Bee.on, Jno HoI
Baker. JnO @ Ha
BarrIger, } w Hl
Burrough, J \ HU
Bartlett, } 4 Hi
Bond, n G-5 Ia
Bran ch, II Z Ha
Brambl., Heury-2 Ha.
Bayliss,G w Ha
Boardman, q va Hu
Barnard, q va Hs.
Bordman, Geo w Ha
Brandt, G A He
Bird, Fw H.,
BIacke, = Ho
Baker, Ell NJ.
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Suuoo' " ~ IA
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1921 80 ~ I Ior
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

nv ATTENTION, ANDERSON GUARDS
~ on are hereby ordered 10 meet at our arm
tuai ate ndance Is essential. BY order:
w nav, N. DARLING, CaPt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

| lIH@ W E-A meeting of COMPANY r,
| rroS Washington Light Infantry, Will he held
| aO-NIUH corner Ninth and ID streets & at the
armory OF Constitutional Guards, at ~ O'clock
70 comPI te me orsaniz atom recently coz menoed
i a. huPp's, ON Seventh street All good citizens
are req9csted To rally in defoncs of their homes.
1 2C-lts - 'NS' "oinOo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-20

M DIX. PIPER GRATEFULLY PRE-
~ sents his yarmest thanks to those generous
persons " no kindly came to bis All ypsterday At
the time OF the accident which resulted in the de
kktrnol9q OF his carriage, AID injury to himself.
IRON excitement of the nome MT induces him thu !,
publicly TO make amends, mann ~.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-06

NOTICE.
EE7E have sold entire Stock Of GrOcees Liquors
w to Messrs. Joynt & Treanor, pleasure
commencing them to Fens aud the Customers the
firm OF Gsham Haaker merchants who every way
worthy Of their confidence and support
HAFFAKER BROTHERS.
Nashville, Dec. IL IsGo.