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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-16

To THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CIrY-we
wish 70 call the especial attention Of our readers
% the advertisement Of Beekman & Co, New
'1York city, In to-day's paper; this being an old
established firm, there 10 no doubt Of their CIV
ing every satisfaction TO whoever patronise them
There are, in fact, many ladies In own city,
who can bear witness TO their good taste and skill
-atn their efforts TO please.
p ESERESApE TO Miss CHARLOTTE CusHMAs.-
-uNftbers' Band paid Miss Cushman the compli-
ment Of a sefenade at her quarters at the National
Hotel last performing some Of their choicest
rnusic on the occasion. Mr. Glenn responded In
,hehalf Of Miss Gu hman in handsome sty lie indeed
In fact, Glenn s capital speaker, as well al actor
sad manager.
AfrKMPr AT RoBskKY Last night, the ONCE
of Mr. w Bates wood and coal merchants, cor
- ner Of and Thirteenth streets, broken into
and things turned upside down generally. An
" ntern Of was made to open the safe, but falling In
.shss the visitor contented himself with burning
\ Iot of old papers, &c No serious damage was
Sdsae 70 the building Its furniture, and nothing
has q yet been missed.
Posscx MArrERs-Bsfors Justice C1ark.-Peter
Eaosrick, charged with keeping bis tavern open
~ S6unday, was fned s255e. George Jacobs,
-neeus,d Of profane swearing, was lined - ~
Iohn vanskiver, accused OF occupying staIl in
TIE market without license, was haed sS7O
joan Drank, accused Of profanity, was nnsd
Is 10 VIM. Bayiys, charged with vtolanng ne
besnss law In The Center MnRkst, was hned Is -
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MR. EDITOR Can you inform the public what
the programme is for the military parade on the
I'D February! We think 1t due to Georgetown
thst the parade should include that old town in
its limits, for her military have always Joined in
tM her good old citizens who would like to see
'snle-which Is anticipated to be grand military
anAit-pasing through her streets, say as far al
the College. We have no doubt but hat the mil
itAry ardor CT Georgetown Is equal to, IL not
passing that Of w Arlington
BY giving this place in your columns, 1t might
Do brought under the eye Of the commanding
oncer MILITARY SUBSCRIBER.
Georgetown, Feb. Is.
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10 applying for letters IN
Use say they are ADVERT
LADIES' LIST.
Griffith. MissElis'th Pr,tst
Hall, Mira q w Psnnin
Hayes, Mrs Mary Paddin
Hall, Miss Jane c Price,
Hagerty, hissNAbbyRob
Harlan, Mrs A L Robin
Harleston, Sarah @ Robins
y0nes, Miss Efke l. Ridsel
Johnston, Mira Jas Robey,
Johnson, Mrs P NJ Raestt
Johnson, Miss Kate Strapp
Kelley, Catharine Steel,
Low, Mrs EliIa'th Shaw,
ILhanny, Mad A Smith,
Laurence, Mrs r 8 Smaek,
Miles, Miss Julia Smith,
noore, mrs . scott,
Markins, Mira Tilley,
/ Elizabeth Tucker
Middleton, Mrs s L Theeks
Minot, Miss Caro'e Tilton,
Morphy, Miss Kate Walsh,
Murray, Mrs Jones Jan
Morgan, MIssGsor- cir,
CINE william
Myer, Mrs = s wither
Mckenzie ,MissJanewIksr
Newman Miss Kate Au,
ID Wilson
Nicholson, Miss sc wilkinI
Osborn, Miss n 2 whitmt
Osborn, Miss Mary Sar
OLeary,M issfiariaw sshln
Parry ,MissVirgs Hal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-16

I SENJAslE HSsSs ssss ff 49, VI
GENERALLY that he has taken AXE ' ssd IT'D M
up 10 M, superior manner the 6stau-
avenue and sixth street. He Will at all times be
prePsr;;tdh % serve 81 who may favor him with q
CARS. 20 well as OYSTERS GAME aid other
dehcacles Of the season. fe <-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-16
GREAT BARGAINS IN
" DAMAGED CLOTHING,
UNITED STATES CLOTHING STORE,
256 PENN. AvE-UR,
lie l4-1X Between llth and 18th sfn

1876 OVAL FRAMES 60. 1876
Different styles and sizes OVAL FRAMES for
PICTURE CORD and TAssEas, al sizes ana
PAPnRHANGINGS, all grades and prices,
REMNANTS PAPERHANGINGS, at one
fourth less then cost, at
JOHN MARKRITER'S,
No. 4S6 Seventh st., 8 doc g above
Z5-eOl0t Odd FellOwst Hall
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II TAKE NOTICE.!
- WILL Take all kinds of Virginia money for my
book debts and for Boots, Shoes, and Trunks Aft
persons indebted TO me will please cab and settle
Up, OF NAL be eompelled TO give their accounts
s. p. HOOVER, Iron Hall,
no ~ Pa. av.. between eth and 10th SITS .
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GarrIaGes.
Aiangs ana Dmslr

8aNU6 HNN 1FNSN.
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
T MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE
WARERooMs
Nos. Is II and 10 NJ EUTAw STREET.
OFFICE:
NORTHEAST CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAYErTE STREETS,
The undersigned has always hand the largest
assortments of PIANO F0RTES in this city. which for
beauty Of fnsh power and sweetness of Tone elasticity
touch have by judges been pronounced unrivaled.
The highest Fremum-a Gold Medal-was awarded them
1859. W - ''ei'
Every Piano guaranteed for FIVE years, and privilege
Of sale, il not entirely satisfactory.
Terms and prices liberal and call srespecfuy solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
- Pianos taken in exchange, hired tuned and repaired
Several Second hand Pianos for sale low for cash
HENRY a AEEJ T. G
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TRUSTEES SALE
MORTGA GEp PROF ERTY.

Dill MoRTGAGeSSF pRopuprv
Nv virtue ecree of III" Circuit COu for Baltimore
city, 'he nnderSi ned, Trustee, sell at public auc
ton on M preEais - to tn HIGHEST bidder o TUL$naY
tn 18TH daV OF august 1861 oclork NJ ali tboe
IN LUIS OF GROUND AND Premises in Baltimore
LOT No ]. eg nning the vet side of Russell street
% feet sout erY from the southwest er OF Russell and
0tOss Streets md running thence sounerlv fr ming on
nssi street IL feet with an depth of so feet to an
LOT No ginning thu west side of Russell street
'eet souther from tie uhwes conner Of Russell ami
gro sire and running tn nee sorthrrIy froniin on
ALLY o' 'ep'' u o. 'ee' 10 81
LOT No Regnrinp on the west side of I'm sell s,as+
w Get southrry from tn southwest corner # R md
1ro LtrtS and running hence scout !ery. fnptir on
husS.i sur ct with even depth OF 81 feet ,lIev
me distance ct Ill Zee southerly FROM III ,ou Invest
corner OF Russell and Cross Is, nd runnin% tb"nc
en ca soiu ~ on Russell street L. an ven
lf \" Beginning the side OF Russell st-cat
at the distance If 1913 scuthelg iTo7, The
Corner o. russell and Cross str els, ana rupnnr REM
depth of 50 feet alley. N" an S'eH
L)I No 3. s,giDn west side of Russa st-o.t
at the diSthnc" l3j feet s0rtherly ON thr so r,t
corner Of Russell and eros street, and runTin~ he o.
ccp n 81 80 f. to alley " ' 90 '''1
Tr o. stid L. L is imp owed by thrrr-Storv RPTCE
f'il Z bel the LIST, ID. 81, An 9Th ami Gth honsa
ma W so1tnwtS corner o. Russell ant Cross
mas t'e use IN common ~ the alley afn,.s,iJ - ~ i'
Terms o. saie-tInehsif and n i.n".. in ,U,o ,
iuNo1 nlelt SIX ard Twelve nThs edit n YIN M, 70
rear interest !r"m the day cf to he ,r,roj -
'''"N''oh VI lhe
Ground rent and taxes i'll he aid to day of sale
HEARY GA Ely, ,rustee
iy22 2sw3w ~ , q -.
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pnblit lSalRs
BT AD,EON' 4 co
d.; TRUSTEES SALE

-a.sS. kT G E u PROPE
~ yitue of decree Of the Circuit Court orBa
no on h. premises, WEI Say tha' ~
- ngnst le6l at ocl ok ?. Ill M Sc STY OF
OK IND AND PREuISE in Bslhm re c-ty az tnIl''
LOt No. Beginning At the south corner I,uha-
u NJ, noe streets and runni theLce south, frontny
t est sr'e OF honrn- steet IL e with an even r
o' oy Ivet to the IVES sid. OF three foot aey
10 ~ NO SeelnniGg on the side oi Mo roe str
re-. s,uth nom the sou h EST O. l., mbrd
LII. ~, s. eetS and funnng thence south, fro, ms On IA
eeT 70 ~ n honrge sire II 'eet, wi even IN OF
LOT Me Me seI $50. siGe Of thee foot alley.
2tfat sSnib TT ing tn west side of Mo- r. stTear
west side az Vo ,hnn rg thence south FRI n ing o.. The
eot u " 70" street ~ feet. wi n pr avn a,,l -, "a
GI p ne %e,t slde Of n et loot al ev ep'ii OF W
rs 81 gaw,h s'Hh NJ on N weft side of Vo,,oa s~-+
W 81 49, nj niTg henc- south f,l i, ~ ~
te Alo'io street t2 e with an aycr ~ q
T. n No - 81 e ot "A 'ir-r foot alley Wv i '' 81"
"a 100, , - peg ntlng on the west d. cf No,r.. .
Mo roe ST. m Tile southwest conner o. on b gt,
vast am ru0nn thence south fo,ti ma
sid- NJ Monroe street 10 -.t Iv;tI Iinh W q IL
irt t ont ALLEY ''' WIN an even Uepth OF 60
GO feet $50 ~ FeelnHing on T. west side Of Mono, .
Monroe stre rom I've u'h ~est Corner or Crb, a ~
west side az oa ,u Ghnns h sruh frontnlr a., ~
feet three on Get II ieet, 18th an even drgt Of En-
nW r. sfii Lot is proved by threas+o r,,,-,,-
snn,I, 100 u ! tt LIST, I'd h. 5tf AMI S,t N
nj 80 ~ aru 81 eet a0u each o i s,,fao-
foot alley aforesaid S1 II cImiHon o. the three
Terms One hal cash. balance in tvo .o,.,.
81 SIN ana tWeVe m nths: credit mens 10 h ehts
from AZ OF sale and to be serued Nv notes ~ ~ interest
ser tndorsei to the satisfaction al he tru tee " "cha
"rtuhu rent ana taxes " III ne paid g. aay o. sale
HENRY +. G RRY. Trusta,
ioo oo ADRk0N & 20
in
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J H, LVe ssdCr
AND REAL ESTATE BROKER
81 SECOND sTREET, Baltimore
kEFgREECEs:
r GlDson, Cashier BANK Of Baltimore Baltimore
Y X Coleman, Ca5hicr Mechanics Bank, Baltimore.
~ NJ Buck, Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore.
Thomas Carson, Banker, Baltimore
LhomaS ID. Johnston, Baltimore,
J: C. Adams, Baltimore.
warwick, Frck Il Bali, Baltimore
niG9ie cashier Union bank Of Maryland, Baltimore.
"a Elckers, fresidznt Marine Bank, Baltimore
Johnston Bro. Il Co, Bankers Baltimore
JosIan Lee y Co, Bankers Baltimore
augh jenkins 4 Co., Baltimore.
0uDg d Carson, Baltimore
WIn Pinknes Brooke, Washington d. C. 'mvI5-tr
STERLING EXCHANGE,
ROSS CAMPBELL CO.,
"a HANOVER STREET,
Have constantly for sale
h1o. BILLS ON LONDON,
Histt In sums to suit purchasers
8 HARRIS, JR.,
Ne BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK,
Buy and sells all the stocks and other securities Of this
M sl-el tnaIAets on commission selIn
M GILMOR, JR.,
w STOCK AND BILL BROKER
p ,, No. II SECOND srREKr,
nnYs sd sells on Commission Stocks Securities in
Makes advance Stocks and other Colaterals
SepnLIal"s rune Paper and Stock Loans. nIOty
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S1ofks, Gxtgangs, 1T.
FlRsT-CLAss COMMERCIAL PAPER, ma.
Il turing in November and December, wanted by
az Nv. No 20, % & s s@fA Street.
Orders FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE
EXECUTED &c It by sAM'L HARRIS & SON. g. o.
AZ a. 81 l96 Baltimore street.
VOkk, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERSBURG,
u HARRISBURG and MIDDLETOWN BANK NOTES
tor sale at liberal discount by
,.,,.e THO. ]. CARSON.
gold FOR SALE, in sums to suit, at small
~ premium by ,eloI THO }. CARSON
MARYLAND STATE SKIES.
far sale BA tms,dot GAS COMPANY En STOCK,
~ We are prepared 10 give CASH ADVANCES on coz
sigPIhents to our friends Messrs r. & Woodward \ Co
5f oorue, Of ches,~iha and d'f oaSsr s GD
NQRIHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
al 58SDS for sale by B AAEE 6HAKRIs III
{ 1uLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMIN EMIT
nlh2l-tf =, mo j. CARSON.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
- hgH DS %anted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
dpo-tI basement Chesapeake Bank,
baltimore AND OHIO R. r. BONDS 1867.
- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1873.
R9 de- de- d. Do. I Iss5:
Northwestern Va. Raiho4d bonds 20 mortgage.
Wanted By ~ u sh,Mj2EL HH Il; yRSo !rss
mhI3 II basement Chesapeake Bank.
VIeGINia AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
le2sa .-'s ~ I9 %, ba HAEso Street
EXGHAEGE ON NEW YORK, PHTLADEI-
- ~ qua, BOSTON. RICHMOND: PETER SBURG and
N9 SSs@ N f"F sale ny tho 70. i. GAEso :i;.sr
] TNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- on all points South and West purchased best rates.
're2e tt IF az s. bsi EhiSssS sS,sa,
RRoTHERs BoNINGER,
sE F SGEfA sHcanS on II r.
9fcpa cities OF Germany, on London, Paris Amst:r.
-e5: mhl0t
4 DvANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
% ie5s AfD APPROVED CoLLATERALLS by, ~
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
ss,y JNo. GiTTINGS CO,
MARYLAND SIZES Maryland Der cent
,o., sAML. HARRIS, Jr,
Ie3-tI Basement Chesapeake Bank.
'FNME PAPER NEGOTIATED by
ial7,tf los Baltimore st1eet
= h o. R. r. BONDS 1861 WANTED BY
20 -, JNo. 5. CUTTINGS CO,
&CklP OF NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
- nhA INSURANCE COMPANIES Rf TsBss4 b HALL,
te22-tf So Exchange "tare
STERLlNG EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX co,
-3ul8-tI SGroc-r's Exchange.
STOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
'1and sold by JNO. s. Cuttings q CO.,
s2tt 29 South ST.
NJ IoSUURl 81 FOR SALE BY
Iy "a JNo s Cuttings eco:
s-s2u % South ct.
| ne ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOB SALE BY
4YA aJN0. S. Cuttings Il co,
7sst 29 South st.
ETIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| = by SAMUE Ell HARRIS, Jr.,
-!4li-tI Basement Chesapeake Bank
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
| I've JNO. 5. CUTTINGS Il co,
s8t % South st
| 5fUMMERCGAL Il FARMERS BANK STOCK
| Swanted by JNo 8. CUTTINGS 4 Co,
s5tt % South st.
| NJ EW YORK AAR1NE INSURANCE SCRIP
| L wanted By KNOX Co,
e2Z3-t Exchange Place
BALTIMORE G PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Dby sAMI1 HARRIS, Jr'.
laI.-0 basement ChesaI cake Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| y wanted by SAML HARRIS Jr
.lnI..s. Basement Chesapeake Bank
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SICK H E. AID &C H E,
CURE
N E r OUS H EA ID A G. H E,
CURE
LII KINDS OF HEA DA G. H E.

By the Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
Sick Headache may be prevented and taken at the
commencement Of attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to which females subject
They act gently upon the bowes-removing Costtuenes
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all
persons Of sedentary habits, they valuable Lana
the improving the appetite giving tone and to the
digestive and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long nvestga
on and carefully conducted experiments having been in
many years. during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache whether originating in the system or
from a deranged state of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken all with perfect safety without
making change of diet, and the absence Of any dts-
agreeable renders easy to administer them to cail-
dren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS!
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry c. spading
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE IS CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
4s Cedar Sree. New York.
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TRUSTEES SALE

NIiII- MoRreAerSF rRoPrrrv
Bv virtue of dec Of the Circu Court Tor B-Itinore
cry, the undeTSiCu L. ustee will sell nv pubiic ,nc
ton on the pr misses TIL SDAY the 18Th lav ~ An
gust 1861, at oclock p. NJ, all those FOl LOIS al,
Hpn NJ AND PREN1SE= in Bait more CITY as follows.
L. II No l. Beginning the tide OF Russell street
at the distance Of III feet suuth-ry from the
corner OF Russell and Cross Streets running thence
southeTly fronting Russell II feet with an even
depth of 10 feet an alley ~ ~ a. wen
LoF No 2 Beginning the west side Of Russell street
at the distance OF 1883 fee southrrly the southwest
corner Russ" and Cross streets, ard runneg th
SHuthery fronting Russell street 2 feet with an even
depth of 70 feet to alley " ~ " S'-t1
lpf No J. Beginning the side OF Russell str ct
at the distance ~ III feet Gouthery southwest
corner OF russell Cross streets, ard ru ming thence
Soutrly fronting Russell street u feet vii n an even
depth of 70 feet &c an alley. 800 - w
LOT 70 Beginning on the west side Of Russell street.
at the distance of S3 feet Soutrery the southwest
orner Of RUSSELL and Cross nd running hence
fronting kusse> IL feet with an even
depth Of IS feet n a'ey "
lcn o. Said Lots Il Improved nv three story BRICK
INV ElLlNG ne ng the Tc, 9th and 10th hou nth
from tn southwest OF Rusaeli and rass st and
tach Lot IS subject TO rent $40 and has th n
in common OF the allie, aforesaid. " ~ mas VIC o''
Terms -ohe-half cash the balance in two oua install
inehts OF ana II mouths dit payne Is to bear in t
from day 81 sale and t. be by no.e the
chaSer' ndo' sed to the satisfaction Of trustee
Ground rent and taxes will he uaid to day of sale
HENRY F. CAREY, Trustee
.o,oo ADRE0N L co,
JyLE1&WeW Auctioneers
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ap3Ou No. SO EzCHAEaS PLscE.
baltimore GLASS WORKS
Being in full operation withthree furnaces we pre-
pared to execute all orders WINDOW GLASS OF all sizes
and of the favorte and well known BRANDS that have
been manufa turing for sixteen years viz BALTIMORE
FIRST, CHESAPEAKE, PATAPsC0 AND BOLTON
Also, GLASSWARE CT all KINDS and CoLoRS.
WINE BOTTLES, all kinds. Pickle and Preserve JARS.
PORTER BOTTLES. Syrup & Cordial BOTTLES
MINERAL WATER Do. WALLS and Patent Medicine
SPECIE JARS. BOTTLES. Private Mould
FLASKS. WARE OF all kinds and Drug
DEMIJoHNs sists' GLASSWARE.
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS
FOR SALE or
FRENCH WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
Alum. Roll Birthstone, blue yitrio
Copperss, CASTLE SOAP, Borax,
EPSON Salts Castor Oil, Extract Lo.wood
Bi Csrb Soda, Linseed OIL Glue, all KINDS
Sal Soda, White Lead Sand PAPER,
Sal@ratus, French Zinc, yarnshes all kinds
Saltpetre, Paints and CoIors, Whiting, Putty,8c.
BAKER BROTHERS 4 CO.,
lyl9tAhl 80 and "a South Charles st.
EEIVE THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
BALTIMORE, May 9th. 1861.
Express for PHILApELPHiA, NEW YORK, BOSTON
anu the North viii on and after TODAY leave this Office
Expresses will leave New York, PHILADELPHIA and Bos,
Packages, Freight and Baggage forwarded with safety
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Baltimore
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SAMUEL II. CO, a..
VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE LAW 7
BRARY AND OFFICE FrRNITrKE
ALSO,
10 Oliice FURNIrTRE. Ii o nnsl, Mir e.

81
lot Of very valuable OIL. IN ives and rom Emo.
lSl EngraviuKs 3. al OF wh."h ~ re o d Without re-
Sr--ve Can ne ex mined on NONDAY orn ny.
Trims cash. in tanAable fonts
SAMUEL H. COVER Auct
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ponsts, It., tur Sale sna Bent.

Dr.: FOR SALE OR RENT-The DWELL
Mill ING HOUSE. No 327 West Lexing on above Chat
Worth street. Lot Is by go feet Josephine sire t
ONE DOOR ABOVE u e. VIII Vi ny
! f;;A FOR RENT.-The two-story DWELL
llI ING NO II st. Paul str ct near Pleasant Apply
| iva eStf JOHN WILLIAMS son, ~
----- 80 Smiths wharf
M;:1 FOR RENT HOUSE No 2l9 West
vedo ia street. between Paca and Green oppo-it.
slsndid Yad and stable viii n III IsFn improvements
No IS BAREE s GTfRsFEpp bhSyipg Apply
streets i' between Charles and light
-. NUN VIZ 7 jel0 IT
Ff FURNISHED DWELLING For PFYT
Xiii an .le!antly fu' nished HOUSE eitbi, tbI -,
nssof the Monument viii rented TO- N's nafes
on reasonable terms A2ny is occ S'n1'' ma am y
g. VALUABLE LAND IN ALLEGANY
--a- COUNTY, FOR SAFE.
TRACT OF IA S M called rREAsURE TR0vE, con-
to John Pratt, the 81 das March, 1871 and resnr
veyed Tor the Hon Thomas Pratt the year 1916
IL IS situated about Is miles east OF Cumberland on the
oats and Indian Corn admirably this region II
also admirably suited ia sheep raising There are several
ra-t NJ, 800 1ti "a upon the ithd ana nov under
Oak and Pine mber which easily Transported over
r9aa gently slopin to the Chess cake and Chic Canal
anu me baltimore and Ohio Railroad which ran within
mites OF the southern bou ldary cf the tract
@ tp re- o. 1Is rast are several remarkably fine
from small valley within few yards each other Tese
with another sulphur Spring in the vcinv, have
Tor years been known resorted to first nv he Inan
and afterwards by the Hunters for their Hygeian aitas
fw miles off across the mountain is very fine tonIVE
srhiNG which is well known in the Reigthorhood and
The whole is offered for sale at very low rates and nm
long credit as it will BE- divided into SMALL FARMS If
sizes to suit purchasers. Apply to ''
Mkt, WALLIS & THOMAS,
.-o-N fSt. Paul street
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The sncinI Hnrrnr.

An untidy WOmanl little soap and much
perfume. Plenty Ofjewelry and lack Ofstrings
and buttons. Silks and laces, and tattered
under-clothes. Diamond rings and soilel col
lars. Feathers and flowers, and battered cap
frill. silk stockings and shabby boots. Who
has not seen herr If you are person Of cour-
age, enter her dressing room. Make your way
over the carpet through mismated slippers,
tippets, .belts, ribbons, hair-pins, pictorial
magazines, fashion prints and unpaid bills,
and look vainly around for a chair that is
sufficiently free from dust to sit down upon.
Look at the dingy muslin window curtains,
the questionable bed quilt and pillow cases,
the unfreshness Of everything your eye falls
upon.
Open the closet door, aud see the piles Of
dresses, all wanting the sttchiA time, heaped
pell nell upon their pegs; see the band boxes
without covers, AMI all the horrible parapher-
MALTA of lazy, vivid, inefficient, vacant, idea
less female monstrosityi who viii, OF course,
be chosen out Of a beyy Of practical, good,
common sense girls, by some man who prides
hlmselfon fhis knowledge of woman" as his
''help meet' for ifeI use the word "mon-
strosity" adVisedly for even in the cell Of a
prison have seen wretched females trying,
with WOman's beautiful instinct, to brighten
and beautify the bare Wallswith some rude
colored print. Thank Heavens the untidy
woman is the exception, not the rule. Would
we could say the same Of the untidy man.
FANNY FERx.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-21

THR GREAT WESTERN PLAINS OF AMERICA.
These occupy a longitudinal parallclogram
nearly one thousand miles wide, extending
from the Texan TO the Atlantic coast and
from the Rocky Mountains TO the western
border of Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri and
Iowa-are equsl to the surface Of twenty-four
States between the Mississippi and the Allan
tic, with but single abrubt mountain, tim
bered space, desert or lake. There is no tim
Der on this area, and single trees are scarce.
The soil is not siliclous or sandy, but fine
calcareous mould. The country is thickly
clad with grasses, edible and nutritious,
through the year, and swarms with animal
life. The climate is comparatively rainless
the rivers which abound, and which all run
from the west to the east, serve, like the Nile,
to irrigate rather than drain the neighboring
surface. From their dimensions aud position,
they may yet water the pasture fields Of the
world, ppon which pastoral agriculture may
yet become separate department of nation
al industry ~. .I..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-21

The New Haven Journal learns from a
reliable private source, that on February sth,
Fort sumter was visited by daguerrean OF
Charleston, accompanied by 4 lieutenant OF
the Charleston Zouaves. Major Anderson,
it seems wished TO obtain portraits of bis
officers and himself and the Daguerrean
wanted that Of Major Anderson to send to
the London illustrated News. Hearing OF
the artists proposed trip to the Fort the
Lieutenant went to him, and insisted on
being taken along as an assistant and the
proposition was agreed to; though Whether
willingly or unwillingly is not stated. The
two went down the harbor in a sail boat on
Friday morning. Arrived at the Fort, Major
Anderson at first refused to allow the pre-
tended assistant TO enter, but finally yielded
to the supposed artistic necessity The two
visitors crawlsd in through an embrasure, all
other openings having been walled up and
cemented. The lieutenant confesses that the
forti6cstion looked anything but inviting to
an assailant The side nearest the land, and
opposite Fort johnson, hitherto supposed to
be weak, has been made very strong, a great
quantity of stone from the landing having
been used to fJrtify the wall, so as to make
it shot.proof. The officers treated the strang-
ers to an excellent dinner Of beef and fresh
vegetables, followed up by good dessert Of
pies. Major Anderson assured them that
there had been no desertion among his
men, and that if any Of them desired TO
leave him they were free to do so. He sta
ted, in addition, that there was no truth in
the Stories ofreinforcements sent in by means
Of roW-boats.