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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07

lust ARRIVED. di cot from an Eastern Auc
ton House, 50 bales cheap CAkfkT. Also, 800
B E oh lads, which we're bought low Tor cash
large assortment Of houseKeeping Ar Iees
X. BUCHLY,
Furniture Dealer. 42s Seventh Sc.
90 22-lms between And 81 sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07

ORANGE COUNTY CONDENSED MILK. :
~ IL IL highly recommended BY Physieisns, Snip
Masters and travellers. Insures o swee rsrs ar
ticle for any length oftme Never become 8 oheesy
and guaranteed keep In any climate.
E III For sale at factoly prices.
KING BURCHELL,
oc1 Corner 18th st, and Vermont sy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07
EIsg ANN CHEESE

BLANCHARD a LEACH, " hOlessle Dealers
in Cheese No Sc south a.. Baltimore, have just
receiv ed large lot Of Mscksrel, Herring, Codhsh'
Hake-hsh, &C., &c 1910, -,
Also, prime Eastern Cheese. All oil vhloh VIA
be sod 81 the lowest market Istss. oc 25-2w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07

CHARGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MCGEE
and Bowman Rothway, who were arrested some
n"Ics az SSSs ~ .,sa1ing % ~. tbe n,o a,u
Of Mr. Dennis, "a contractor for furnishing Gov.
eminent horses,) had a hearing Yesterday before
Justice Drury They gave $500 security each for
court The horses (fOur) were found near Tenal.
lvtown by Sergeant Hurley and restored to their
owner. ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07

PUMPS OUT OF ORDER.-Editor Star: Pless,
call the attention Of the Ward Commissioner to
the condition of the pump on Massachusetts av
enue, north side, between Sixth and Seventh sts
also, to the pump on street, north side, between
Sixth and Seventh. large number Of citizen
are greatly inconvenienced by having their suppl,
Of water cut OF, and II the Commissioner viii
speedily make the needed repairs to said pumps
he will receive the thanks Of
Nov. 6, 1861. MANY SUFFERERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07

DRESS TRIMMINGS.
PRINCES. GIMPS, CORDS and TfssELs
BUTTONS In every variety, 90 hand ana msoe Y
Msnufacturer, 297 south sioe Pe ave, betvee
9t1 and 10th Its. p.o
Piano, mod srn stye. 90 % eo<N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07

LARcENY.-Last evening, Nancy Greer was ar
rested by county officer Jas Allen, for the larceny
Of forty dollars in gold from Geo T. Lindsey
She was living In the same house with Mr. L.,
and he had the money In his trunk. She is
charged with opening his trunk during his alb.
sence, and taking the money. She Immediately
went a shopping and purchased let of dresses
and fancy articles. These were recovered, and
also about six dollars and forty cents in cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-07

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsKs-TBefore Justice
Thompson, Justice Clark (whose week 1t is for
duty at the guardhou being sick MARY Kelly,
drunk and disorderly; workhouse 80 days Tim
othy Mccarthy, threatening the life of o. Mock
bee sent to jail in default OF security for peace.
Edward Mitchell, drunk; fined 81 "a. Mary
Nutrell, disorderly; do. 80 o. Daniel Wares,
(colored,) profanity; do. 1914. John Smith,
(colored,) out after hours; do. 81 "a. Michael
McErny, drunk; dismissed. Louis Frederick,
drunk and disorderly; fined S2.4. Levi Dulany,
running hack without license; do. 81 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

put 70 many things in II. But would not undertake
now to read these resolutions through and find out
exactly their positions in fortnight. want to think
Of a thing as much as o week after have read IT, to
see how it is coming out before am willing to speak
on il. The tine has been when could get up
lere at will and speak better, without knowing much
about the subject; give free vent to my feelings,
and 20 il at large. Laughter But | am old enough
to know il is the easiest thing in the world to be mis-
taken. | would rather look il over awhile. hope
have some reputation for speaking nearly what think,
after do look il over and do not want to lose It,
have been tod that there were propositions here thai
would satisfy of the old thirteen States. cam
not help having little more regard for them do
not want Georgia TO leave i do not want
South Carolina TO leave us. As 70 oner Two
of the "boughten States, l do not be-
leve we shall them much anyhow. 1hey
cost us ten times much as they are worth, and
if they went tomorrow, 1t would not worry me as
much as il would to lose one of the old thirteen,
in which have lived. have lived undereye Pres
den that ever was elected IN tins country lhey Were
pretty good men, like the old thirteen. i do not
want Georgia or South Carolina TO 20 out l remen'
member when | talked about their banks In
South Carolina they comphmented me sery
much; and j received letters every day thank
ing me for defending them against one OF ,neir
Senators, who never meant to say anything about
them: but they took the notion that he DID, Wish l
could talk to them about going out OF this mon:
would beg Of them, plead with them ana lnplore ,nem
not to 90. would assure them that they should have
always comfortable berth in this country-better
than they can get out of it. As to Georgia, have
strong personal for loving that State because
| have lived in il; and have never lived in any State
IN which was not well treated Rhode Island has
great public for loving Georgia. The soil oil
Georgia holds the ashes of Of the noblest OF our
revolutionary worthless man who was second only
10 him who was peerless among men. We want that
dust before Georgia goes out Of this country. We
want to place it in his native land by his kindred.
Let not that dust go out Of the Union We want to
bring it TO Rhode Island; and when the last morning
revee shall beat that shall summon his spirit tor
animate that dust let him rise with the same flag way-
ing over him that borne by those grateful, mourn
full and gallant Georgians when they laid him to rest.
1t was lhen is now and trust shall be, the flag
of the Union. Applause in the gallerie9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
MINOR ITEMS.
CONNECTICUT READY.
GENERAL HEADQUARrERs STATE or CosSHcrioUr,
ADyuTAST-GnSKRATs OTIcs.

GENERAL HEADQUARrERs SrArK OF CosSRcrto0r,
ADJuTASr GsSkRAps OFFICE 80, I
HARrYoxD, Jan, H. l5ol-
OFSRRAL ORpERs-No 227.
spirit of dsloyalty 10 National Union has man.
Tested itself in determination to decide upon constitu
tional rights without resorting TO judicial tribunals; IN
resolutions Of State Legislatures and State veEtious
which DENY that allegiance IL due the Federal Govern
ment from citizens of those States in an attack upon
vessel sailing with United States troops under he nag
Of our country; in sezing and holding
arsensls and forts and in spirit which dictates ths
course TO be pursued by Federal officers, and which
iustifes resistance TO their authority
When there is evidence OF designs to subvet the
Government; when reason gives way to passion, and
order Yields TO anarchy the civil power must fall back
upon the military for support and rest upon this arm
of national defence for aid in protecting the property
and person of the citizen in enforcing the laws and In
maintaining the public peace.
AS the active services Of the militia may soon De re-.
CURED for the purpose above indicated the Commander
would call their attention 10 the Importance Of
filing up their ranks by enlismens, Of careful In
srection of their and equipments, OF perfectins
themselves in din and discipline and Of being ready %
render such service Us any exgency may demand
Maior-general Thomas Guyer will promalsa'e tness
orders in the division. BY order OF
WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM, Commsndes'tn-VwS.
JosEPH ID. WILLIAMS, AdiutantGene
NO PRAYERS POR THE PRESIDENT.
L. is a noteworthy fact, that IN the EP1c0P
Churches Of this city on Sunday last, the USUAL ~
for "the President Of the United States ana ~ -
in Authority" ives changed 90 ~ 70 nas0oos"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
THE TEMPER OF CONNECTICUT.

from on Occasional Correspondent
NEw-HAyES, JAN u 1861
The prevailing feeling in Connecticut is, that the
time for COMPROMISE and cowardy, degrading conces-
sons on the part Of the great North has passed. and
we WAN the REPRESENTATIVES Of this State at Washing
ton TO be ON their guard that nothing short OF the
sterling sentiments Of Senator Foster, which, by
Ito way, after the construction given to re-
marks by him at the early part Of the ses-
lion lave gladdened the heart Of every true Repub-
hcan in the State, will satisfy their constituents Let
no one or any number Of them, for moment suppose
that they can in any compromise the honor and
dignity of the State, by ndorsing any measure looking
TO Slave-COde for the Territories, any concessions ex-
tending the area ofsayey by tnkerng the Constitution
or otherwise without signing their political death-war
rant We point them to the fate Of Toueey, lnSerso,
Arnold and Bishop, whO IN turn attempted to msrep-
resent their State, and speedily consigned to po'
itical infamy and oblivion. So, too, OF CLARK, who
imagined that, under the cover of Americanism, he
could play into the hands Of the Slave Power, In voting
against Banks for Speaker but was sent into political
retirement for the rest Of his natural life for his dough-
faceisn. II Connecticut, when she had only half
emerged fIom the darkness OF Loco-FocOism, would
not tolerate an acqcscence in the demands of Slavery
in question will she now DO likely TO subscribe to the
present still more arrogant demands Of that power, and
that, too when she counts her Republican maJonties
by thousands We tell you Nay gentlemen. 1t Will
be found far easier to stand firm for the right in face OF
the counter agencies ut Washington, than to stand up
against the irresistible power of popular disapproba-
ton home. The irropressible conflict is upon u.s.
and be met and settled not for to-day or to-mor
row. but for all time TO Gomez and better Tor that rep
refeniatye of the North that he had never been BORN
who now, in the mighty struggle, shall prove false to
the high trust reposed in him.
Tbsre is little on the surface of society to show the
allpoweIful throbbiDg and upheavng OF Northern feel
ing in view of the that being enacted Tor the
veal or wo Of the nation. Like the smhered fires OF
a volcano, which ouly need ventilation TO cause them
to burst forth in terrible fury the Free North Is bding
tue time when tue necessity for open actioa shsll come,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

not in lawless violence bu in ths stern vindcaon Of
her cherished rights and timehonored institutions The
mighty proves of freedom and freeeducated people
people who feel that they hayeaready for the sake
of peace conceded moro than ought to be required or
could with any show of reason be asked Of themthat
they have almost sacrificed their manhood and nde-
pendence but to be spit upon for the sacrifice
is aroused, the final touchstone is being APP
Piled to them. They prefer peace aud quiet
to move undisturbed amid Gies daily duties;
but the unwelcOme reality that thjs is not long to be
vouchsafed to them is growing stronger and stronger
call from the Government would be responded to in
ore week by 900 men, even in this quiet and peace
loving State. XXX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23

Provisional Government to be es.abi,heiat Monsgon
ery on the 4th proximo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
J oRrsr,TyeaEsY.

Il .sFEG VtEe k&4 .
81 M as1sas s ys wei
80 VIII veil the heart and many eyes drop teass this
mounl announcement Death has invaded ahapps family
and torn from nnds. The devo hsba dhe
kind naulgen and adored and faihfu fend
whora none could know but to respect and love IS s
e has PASSED away from his earthly abode by
his devoted family amidst the tears synpathes and
OF many aud true eonnee ed nornf
naily with tbs church he gas, indeed Christian IN heart
ever seeking light guide him TO the bright palace high
pefsevering prasera kind master and faithful in the dis
charse Of every dat Of e making the Bible lamp his
feet his pah shining more INTO the per.
feet day His patient Of suffering and prayers for
to beaf the it's Of life the end will those
who wsisea arcund his couch and DEATH that Oh ist
in God alone his hepe for mercy and forgiveness
And n4he last ofncn doubtless he could join .eraphc
choir Obi grave, where Is thy victory Oh DEATH where
Is thy stnga His kindness and worth beyond worlds
stic men and NOBLE bearing of CHI we're beyond
estimate the pride Of h fiends But he has been cal ed
hence from bright and happy home on earth 10 brighter
er and happier high Tho glad voice is husheu for
ever and The beaiDg with friendship and love Is iinnea
70 all thai earthly but the pure spirit Joined its kindred
band that realm where sin and cannot enter Not for
him, then, should mourn, for he is ha. py His mortal
haspnt on Immortality and death is swallowed up Of Ifs
To the TO the crushed and wife and
daughero tho stricken ana bsteayed kindred aud friends
should tears and deepest sympathes be given for the
home Of which he the adornen vacant 10 them his
vita and daughter words Of c5nsoatoa in this their deep
grisf would bspewssess 10 soahe 10 them Time the great
With that heavenly balm comes from The Crest
ehyseian on can alone bring healing to their woande5
heAgts But afssr gears they may rerember with nean,
ehny that he blow which Frustrated them 10 the
mes saaasnea many hsaEts and that aay tsars have
aeppea Ia unison with theirs and that the memory Of him. so
loseS Is s smhNmea in the hearts of all who knew him
wen, itny goed man has passed away, and sad
thought thatwe shall friend no ,aofha he can no
more return e his grief stricken family He cannot come to
but shey shall go to him 10 his on high where
hs wes IN during gh and Joy by that pure river Of
wae whee none shan de- nor any weep and say
farewell for Rsns come In, The beautiful Forever Of
God
Ehas att gops e the grave, bnt viii deplos thee
Whose sod was th5 ransom, Thy guardian aud Ruae
He gaVu thes he took thee, and he will restore ihee
ALd dsath has 20 stipg, for The Saviour has died y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
Notice to Consumers OF OIL.

The Southern Oh Company are manufacturing No.
OIL adapted to Railroad boxes kinds Of mach
AS many using 1t for all kinds Of machinery we
deem call their attention following nstruc
tions:
This Oil, being Of penetrating nature the tendency col
eet dust dirt that have secreed ITSELF or aecnmn
lated In the defects rmperleeous in acaney
Therefore, where other Oil has used the machinery should
be thoroughly cleaned and may necessary again to clean it
ST. after applying our Oil. ~ 3D. '
Il proper hatit be distinctly understood that the Oil
ufacted by this Company is the FIRST made rosn that
suitable for nachineyal previously pur.
pose has mixed with other ubricang agents. and even
then failed compare favofahy with good Lard O The I'M
proyements introduced in the machinery OF the Southern
Company Works. and the improved method adapted expeng
entirely the acid and gluten Contained in all Gil heretofore
tanned from rosin euabes them to submit their oil pure and
rely solely its He 1t is offered the public with
full knowledge part Of the Company its being what hsy
represent and u all Cases. when procured from the Company
is guaranteed to perfsrm what is promised.
Should Il be found gum consumers can Immediately re
by wping with cloth nRpta or tutpe
tine which manufactured by the Company and constantly
on hand, in quantities to suit
-fe 49,: -'f SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
OF ..-p.. ....-y. 4prasbda,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
4 " I'D. CAMERON . co, IA Canal street.
New Lusftnnos Benevolent Association
INV

According 10 usage the the New ustanes Benevo-
lent Association Orleans Situated in Groa street GENE
terry will he sspropriatey decorated and draped Friday
ne XII ls Of November 1851 sbchis All San is Day' On
this occasion collection will be made by the Society for the
benefit of the little children of Camp street Female Orphan
Aylun also for relief OF the sick and wounded soldiers at
ina seat f war Tables will be placed the tomb of the AS
soriaion and the gate the Cemetery, where committee
will constantly be in attendance from O'Clock A. NJ to p
to contributions fre the patriotic and benevolent CHI
sans Of New Orleans All requested to be
present this occasion the public and all generous ct
ssns invited visit the Cemetery, and contribute TO th
cause OF charity.
BY order of the President,
ANTHONY SANBoLA, Secretary.
New Orleans Oct sS 1861. s. j . = 2 OF 2ptd
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sANgGst Ds2~sS.

SUCCESSOR TO SEWEIIL T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
e...s yss FINE OLD VINE. LIQUORS, ETC,
Hos. 13 and Is Royal street,
as now nstore largesuppy celebrated CREME DE
BoUAY pints; also other brands
viz CHARLES HE1DsEIGK, PIPER HEIDSEICE PAR
MbNifI and other bsrnds Of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old Sherrie such az
LADo, TOPAZ; SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Es-I8ss-souTHsIDR MADEIRA, of
direct importation of lower Crude superoi
Old London Dry Dock POET other Of less grade
The celebrated SA1ARAC RANDIESy Vintage 1895 1855
1909 and ls0elage supply always hand. All grades
SLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WINS
KYsseotch and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whis-
kys. SCOTCH ALE PORTER in pntsaun quarts COR
nIABs, etc. Ny of the WINES which
will be sold reasonable housein the city
o. IS IT, .. AARON BIRD, ..- Z ,a q
ala 2uly Nos. Is and Is ROYAL atrest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
Notice.

t,Er1ef or THE eosFapERA4s STATES RECEIVER, ,
49, - n. .- %. L. ,,.,, IS Camp street, -,
@N-'S t'5sA l-'NH New Orleans, October Il, lssl
line drawn through the middle Canal street, from the
where the sa street the New Canal and
thence said Lake Poncharran forms the city
boundary for the District fos which the undersigned is The
Receiver. M ... ,.-.. ~
The north the Parish Of Orleans the Right Bank
andhs Parishes both sides down the Balze constitute this
District "a f.sE aEw3z stsnrsaea Afsa gt ~ Slz4 i
No change will be made in regard to business already com
neneed in this office and all parties ganisheed By will re-
port this Office without reference the arrangement
-Ga5ftg@ = Il ta-a ESfA5aJ6HN M. HUGER, c. S. R.
~ AL newspapers in the above Districtwh publish nil
forbid, and send copy to this office. u L. 70 olb 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-02
Feep EssGE.a,eGTy.
ID r.. R H Y N OLD 49, --
THE UNRIvALLED CANCER DOCTOR

THE UNRiVALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Woud inform his friends and the public he has rented
and completely fitted Tnray the spacious and ee
giant mansion No. 10 Baronne street. between Canal
streets, where he will devote all his
OF CANCERS in their iorns, scald Heads White Swell
ihgs, and Ulcers Of every description I G.. W. ,,,t,
He reets with much pleasure the certificate
MADAM A cHAPPELL,i well known and highly re
Spec"ee lacy OF this city sygs TO r-J -r2s~ Is.
Dr. ..s.zrg- FL -Lcopy of Gertfeac.l ..s1s y. ~
s. =, .,-v-..,r-. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. r. 1851.
This to certify that the derigned Of the city
of New Orleans for lumber Of years residing
252 Efao street, had been for long time afflicted with
Ger in her breast In order to have removed undesgdd
applied 10 Dr. Warren Stone who operated ii three different
times without efectng Subsequently applied to DR.
REYNOLDS under VIII the Cancer eEectuay
removed and perfect this means Of
ding justice Dr. Reynolds and in order that Others similarly
afflicted may avail themselves OF his valuable services
OPS 2pl2t-tf S. A. CHAPPEII.
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Soldiers Clofxstug.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO HOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
an endeggoFing to furnish Niunteer Troons
Louisiana with tutsbe winter clothing am having neparsd
uniform suits Of WOODEN cloth and suitable underclothes 10 h
distributed among them informed ha patriotic oit
of several parishes also In
for the benefit Of their companies II these contributions ar
clothing sent by them deey their several commands
without being OF the quantity and kind sent and thu
companies supplied confusion and will be the
sequence. Nd
soldier Gully carry certain quantity Of clothing II
Of great Importance that each soldiers Rhs have
good substantial wooden Snis possible but il also
important that there be OF sct9p among those suup,
Ing them, In order TO avoid sending double supplies 10 com
panes. ....
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of the court
parishes to send IN this city such supplies Of clo:g
they may prepare, with explicit directions coirpane,
or individuals for whom they ineasd viii lake care
that they reach their destination The clothes should baked
up or bslea, and directed in New Orleans With III Rama
Of The company for which they intended marked Oh It, and
statement zen. TO Of It's contents 10 hat may not tup
cate the articles. E1
respectfully request The newspapers give pubey To eso
suggestions in consideration Of he objects to be effected
... THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. It, 1851 .'' aule 2sn
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> .Lrrom Dr.. 7. clay aLe4dpz. Surgeon G. S AEnyI.

. From Dr. T, Clay Maddux, Surgeon c. S. Arny.I
Dr. schoser completely extracted on very
from right foot without the slightest PAIN Inconvenience
TO my daily duties soldier And as convinced that
merits the fullest confidence all he Processes great
pleasure in recommending him ali that may be troubled With
Germs 3'@'d -H. 'e-.5s-- $50 T.,CLAY MADDUX.t
Richmond, May l4th, 1861. d.. ....I ,...... a.
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Receivers Notice.

sssSsESs55s p FCosFE pERGTr STATES OF AMERICA,
j.s ~ - Receivers Office, No. 100 Graver street
This District embraces all that portion of the Parish Of cf
leans that lies above Canal street excepting the right bunk
the Mississippi river and includes the Parish OF Jefferson
s93ssgzsasss wlgg GEORGE INWARD, Receiver a..
a o25 2ptf sssy 5.s - 49, No. 100 Graver street.