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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-15

The WAR News IN WAsHINeroN 10 safe
70 say that the people Of this city have never been
brought up to such a feverish state Of excitement
by any event within the memory Of this genera
non, at least as was the after the news of the
commencement of hostilites at Charleston reached
here, and up TO the time Of the announcement on
Saturday evening Of the surrender of Sumter
The raid upon the newspaper offices for "any-
thing later from Charleston >, was Bile indeed
and on Saturday afternoon the pressure upon the
star ONCE was the mos. intense we have experi-
enceo. Not only was the interior of the office
damned and crammed, but the street in front of
the office for some distance was blocked I'D in all
directions by the anxious crowd ~
, nose Who got papers were unable 10 make
thelr exit the way they entered, and passageway
through the office and so out by rear alley was
inProvised for the occasion. Fast as the presses
worked, they were quite unable to supply the de-
mand or to thin the crowd of news seekers Later
IN the evening, after the working OF of our regu
lar city edition, the intelligence Of the surrender
OF Fort Sumter was received, but the news was
really 80 uEpaatable, that 1t was at first utterly
diScredited.
bulletin board, attracted dense crowd instanter
ana II was almost amusing to see people starting
on the run squares away In the direction of the
bulletin on seeing other. gathering about 1t. The
Y Mon men said 'they'd be id If they believed
it," and even some who have hitherto INDUCED
secession sympathies went 20 far as to say thew
would rather see Charleston sunk than Sumter
surrendered. -s
To-day, and now that the news of the surrender
mas been confirmed, 1t Is noticeable that politics
are comparatively sunk here, the phrases "Repub-
ncan; Democrat" WING" being scarcely re-
membered There is but one feeling amongst
bona tide citizens Of Washington, and that is that
the honor Of the country must be vindicated.
. ALEXANDRIA POSTAL STATISTICS The tran
script clerk Of the Alexandra post Office has lust
completed and forwarded to the Post Office De-
partment, the usual statement Of the operation of
the oice for the first quarter Of 1861, ending with
Wemake up from the statemen thus forwarded,
ana other sources, the following summary Of the
postal business Of this city during the quarter
mentioned
Letters mailed, 69.ls6; newspapers and PAM
bhiets received. PA; circulars received, Is 374;
dead letters, 5SS; advertised letters, lest y 200:
unpaid drop letters, PSI; ship letters, &c, 81.
The number Of letters mailed during the cor
responding quarters Of this and last wear fs as
follows: 1861, 9,is6; 1850, 81, 100; increase in
1861, =, 1896
Tne net revenue due the Government for the
quarter Is ST., $50 49, the net revenue of the last
quarter being only 81 ,397 81, showing an increase
N this respect over last year-Akz. Gazette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-15

EOR RENT-In Georgetown, a convenieuttwo-
L story BRICK HOUSE; has gas throughout
ana water In the basement; Is within few MN
utes, walk of the Omnl bus depot and the market ;
aud Is looa ed In one of the most desirable neig
boThoods IN town. Rent moderate. Apply TO j No
Il. BANGS, Agent. a. 1873 60
INHE PARTNERSHIP Heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersIgnsd, under the title of CAR
MAN Dc DosBINs, as contractors for the Masonry
of Bridge No. 3, Washington AQueduct is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and NJ. s. Car
man will finish said work.
--E- MICHAEL g. CARMAN,
X. J. DOBBINS.
Georgetown, ID. c., April 1861. ap Is st
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RED, WHITE AND BLuK.-Frcm G. Bohn we
have some Union envelopes, bearing the glorious
. ans and stripes I'm unmishkabls Fsd, white ahd
blue. - nffeTf g1$ = 'a'Iih = :
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Departure of Anderson's Command.

.
CHARLESTON, April H.-Negotations in reid
tion to the disposition Of Anderson and his men
were completed last night, and he and his com.
mand will embark on board Of the war vessels off
the bar. .
When Sumter was in flames, and Anderson
could only fire his guns at long intervals, the men
at the secession batteries cheered at every FIRE
which the brave garrison made in their last strug
gle, but looked defiance ut the vessels of war
whose officers and men laid quietly by without
firing gun or attempting to divert the fire Of
single battery from Sumter. Five of Anderson s
men. as before stated, were wounded.
LArER-The steamship Isabel Is now firing up
She will take Gen. Beauregard to Fort Sumter
which will be turned over by Major Anderson to
the Confederate States. The Major and his COM
rIand will leave In the Isabel at IL O'Clock for
New York. The feet it still outside the bar
STILL LArER.-Fort Sumter has lust been
turned over to Gen. Beauregard. Major Anderson
was allowed to FIRE a salute In honor Of his flag
Fifty guns were fred from the barbette and case
ments. 5-i.- = =
Major Anderson is now embark king upon the
Isabel. Their leave taking is thrilling scene
They sail direct to New York. ~ -,
BArEsr.-A boat has Just arrived from Fort
Sumter During the firing of the parting salute
four OF Major Anderson's men were mortally
wounded by the bursting of two Of his guns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-15

ORLEANS CouRI.-The business transacted In
this court on Saturday, was, with two exceptions
Of the routine order. The bill Of Smith against
the Z. l. Coltman estate, for 81 400, was again
against II until Tuesday next. The will Of Sarah
A Duval, deceased, was proved byJ n Bradley
ESQ =, and Harriet J. Thorn pson and Henry NAY.
Ter were bonded as executors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-15

FfRx-Two frame dwelling houses on r street,
between Twenty ffth and Twenty-sixth streets,
din the First Ward were burned down about
two O'Clock on Sunday morning. One belonged
20 Julia Dean, OF our city, and one to Mr.. b r
Morley. Of Georgetown. We have not heard
whether any portion Of the loss was covered by
insurance. 5000 -.rt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-15

POLICE MATrEEs-Befors Justice Doas.-On
Saturday, NJ. X Fenton was arrested by police.
man King, for threatening an assault and battery
committed for court; for disordsrly conduc. In
the market, hned SiO and costs. catharine Frazier
was arrested by policeman Klopfer for assaulting
her father and mother; committed 70 jail as q
dangerous person Thomas Rock a yagrant, was
sent to the workhousc for ~ days. r.. =
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Blockade of Charleston
Fart P,rkerS Retpforced

CHARLESTON, April 13-It is understood here
that this port has been blockaded by the Federal
squadron outside.
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NEW AND SPLENDID

NEW AND SPLENDID .oo,
With large assortment Of handsome Gray Goods,
for lsdies' quits. 5000 yards Fancy Dress eilks,
cut this season. 20 pieces sppes LOT v sin bleck
Silks, from low price TO superior gre1es, al very
J. w. cnLLEY 4 GO.
ap<2v 523 Seventh 81. bet snc Pa sv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-15

RoBBxRY.-Lsstn mig ht the residence Of acolored
man oy the name Of Brown, on Eleventh St, be-
tween and was entered while the family were
AZ church, and 900 Mexican dollars stolen Mr.
Brown had earned this money In the Mexican
war, In ls47 and i4e, and, doubling the safety of
hidden away In old school desk The house
was entered from the rear, and two doors broken
open. No clue has yet been obtained to the
whereabouts Of the thief This 10 severe loss TO
a worthy old colored man and 1t 10 sincerely to be
hoped the guilty party may be detected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-15
q ~ T. Dohh r..
S1-S1-S1-S1-Sl-S
Sl-S1-Sl-Sl-S1-S
416 Pa. Av. EVANS. 41ePA Az
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF
JEwElRT
IN OUR STORE FOR ONE DOLLAR.

LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE.
consisting of
TABLE, TEA and DESERT SPOONS, FORKS.
CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKRTs.
CREAM LADIES, TEA SETS OF
KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER
KNIVES, CUPS, &c, &c.
Also: Large Assortment Of JEWELRY, which
we can sell ct 81 oents per article.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
a NEW AkasCLE
aoback's Stomach Bitters

A and dsllgntftJ stonasclzic Cor<iiai,
living % tic Stomach and for tie prevruocn of
sfoas complaints. Incident 70 the Western coust,.
~ a.
A morning drink. 70 assist dsostsOs and relieve
Jysp-psis. a. has no eQus. 1ry u.
II ftror t is szsrsOr O. az other Htiers. Try u.
Tie fornoia q l5ese Bitters. (issl IA. -s,le
roperty cfir, Rccack, originated with ef the
.ccst and most sfninent Medical frnruflcners O. the
sesi and II = directly prrdicssd sie The u
Ncstern people.
These bfiers derive tcsr stlnBrlus frou the power
~ tcnic nature q The and berbs u ~hicb tbe,
are composed. and 80 they are. - siia,ins unna;
lrsl crsvinss Of the stomach. directly Prc1scve q
TEMPERANlE.
the prcselt proprietor believes that in making thea
<1dey known. the public welfare ie sub-ervec
IL viii be fcr sale by al cf Dr. Rohack's NJ
mer0us Agents. and NJ Hctels kc.. ne country over
the meantime orders will BE- filed direct sroln
Cincinnati In any quantity. and she lowest rates
Il u put up In Quart Bottles and securely packed a.
do. Hslf dos. sample eases vii hO~ev,r
oe packed and sent % as,y address, n desired
detail Price. e1 per sestie- "r SIN
for e5.
Principal ofice ana sale<roou No C. Easf Fo-r.f
street, 81 building frcm Main str =. Cinrirnsss
ohio. Laboratory, No. - Hammont s,r-~t
for saic IN yigo County by
2. N. DOSSHlLN, Terre Hsute.
!. K CUNNINGHAM. :" Z"
wM. l. sHuEY. New GosArr.
PETTR FrSKfRK Crntrevsllo
And by Druggists and herchsaLs ronsraiif
4 throughoot the United sts,cs and Canadss.
.csi~u
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, kemIleni
Fever Chill Fever, Dumb que, Psricdicai Head
ache. OF Billicus Hesdsche, and HIlious Pc
yers indeed for the whole class Of DIS
eases OF ignsting in hillary dersnge-
uenf, caused by The Malaria cf
Missmatic Countries.
We are enabled here 20 offer the community
remedy which while Il cures tie above complaints
Nth certainty, Il still perfectly harmless Ia sns
quantity. Such remedy u invaluable Ia district.
shere these sfiietng e.sordsrs PrevaL THIS -csre
nc system, ard prevents the development a the
nsease n taken the nrss spprosch Of lis preron-
tory symptoms Il Is not ony the best remedy ever
et discovered for this class ~ oupiaints hat also
She cheapesf. TIE large quantity We supply tor a
ollar brlugs II within the reach u every vody sn
"A billions dstrtcts, where Fever aiid Ague prevails
-verybody should hAvr il and ulc 10 frt-y both sa
urc and protection great suT-sr1orssy II TIA
remedy over any other ever discovered for the spec
~ and certain of lutermt;ents is thar IL
,sius Quinins mineral, consequently IL pruds-
css no qnsnism or other injurious tlecis aatevri
Iron the constitution. Tho-e cus ed ~ n aro leh
healthy ss Il thes hrd never had the disease.
rever and Assse is not alone the coDsegu.nce q m
miasmsfic polSon great variety of disorders ETi..
srom its lrritafi. n, among which sre
S.uralaia Rheumst,s1n. ss% ffea "a "a. Elsuc1eee.
Toofhsche, Earaclo. Cs,ar1ah, Asfhina, IA ~
t-ticn. Painfnl Affection Of the spisen, hss-
tez-ics. fain In the Bo~els. G ,iic, PaTaiy rlr
and DersDsenlent q the Stomach
Al Of which, When originating in this cause pot
.h.. Intermittent ty1e. become periodical Ths
Cru" exrels the poison from the blocj, and Gu
..orenslx eur-s them all alike. It IL invaluai
srotecfiou IN immgrantr aud persons travelling o.
.erpoFsrily residing Ia the malarsJur districts.
akeu Occasionally daily While expo~cd 90 the "a
cti.su that will ~ excreted frorn the system.
.aunrt socuruulAfe fn Sufficient quantity 20 rip-r
uto dlseass. Hence IL IL eycn morc ysinatie Goa
9ro.ectcn than cure, and + W viii evcl fufer frui'
tntsrmittenis N they avsi them--iFre 81 th- pr
rctis,n this remedy AFFORDS.
s1- preuared ~ Ia. l. G. AYER g. co.
Lowell, Ma~s-clu u-etts-
P.N. poxSxI1x. ard - al prrrris;- In Tsfre-
daute.
who!csale ly ALaEs 4 Co. Cincinnati.
tunl-9deom-vcow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New sOra
Beard Reduced 70 81 pr day


slnoc thc opening Of this vast sui osuuosious
iose IN Isss, II has been the single e-avcr Of tho
's,rissors 20 nsle "a The snsss sunptucu-, con-
ssnler, aud comfortable hone for he a.i..n ard
.,rsrger % this side the Atiafsie.
And whatever has seemed likely 70 sdrasalstss 10
he cOsafors Of ~ guests they savs snacavOred.
sithOrs regard 70 cot. e pFOfids snd y c'ut.as
III II. elvrn~sss cfisesvaduai sd seel.i sseynsas
sAiss modern art has Invested. ant rneisrn taste
,rprO7ea; an1 DO patronage Which Z hss ccnmaa-
Z erriHg ,ho %, 81 yeGsis gTaafyips Pres'
hat der efrrrss hare been appreciated.
To NEE. she eeirencirs ofthe tine. ~tea az are
'eeuired % praesies sss most rssd eeonouy, the
anarrsigned.
dave Reduced the Price OF Board 20
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
sttss SAGE sne ss-snx soss Il he luxurics with
~hseb ,Aslf tah.s Sa. a.ihsrso bess srrp.i>s
TsEADwELle wgITcoya q 80.
Frw Tosf. ssdt- 3, lssi 5nos
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22

Son3ko ko44t 4~AsA cSs VI SoASo pal ~A-os
Ibe most efectuai remedy sA.ch The medical skill u
times devise Dor this everywhere prevsilins
and tGi ma.ady. n combined frhni the uost activt
remesisls that have been discovered for the exprr
CATION this fei disorder from she blood. and th
rsscue of the system from It's destructive conse-
laeDces. Hence il should be employed for the cure
u only SCroiuia hat alec thc~e other affections
~hich arise from II, such ss
Erupsive and Skin Diseases. St. knthonys Fire,
Rose, Eryapelss. Plmpies. Prstuies, klotrh-
e, RlsiRs ard Boiis, Tunsors. Tettsr and Salt
RAeum. Scalt Head, Ringworm, Rheu-
nstism. syph..itic and Aercoreal
Diseases, Drcpsy. Dyspepsia.
Debility. and, indeed, al
Complaints arising from
yiuatec or Impure
Hood.
The popular belief in '.impurity Of the biocd' l.
ounfec truth, for scrofla is degeneration II the
blood. The particular purpose and virtue Of THE
sarssparia Il 20 purify and regenerate this vital tu
I'd without which sound health Il Impossible IN
taIninEtei constitutions
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22

ASSETS.
E Ssh, BsialCo Ia Dank, IS S07 r
.uds and Mortgages (besng frst lien on
teal Estate. worth at least 81 so7 2o0e enaep2 q
,sns stocks, psysbe demand.
ssnarke value OF securities slsT. STD 5oo la
s4k stock. imarkef value) Ts,sT5 y
hited States Treasury Notes, (ma-kct
siue, ra3,sx3 g
s-,,os,yn city Water Bonds lo'2so o
ssrtt Carolina state Bouds (narkei vzl, 7.s5c o
a seuri state Ronds market yaluel, 1900 d
al Estate, No. = W al Street, 6s3l5
'.terest Cue cn 1st January, lsel. (ef
which t12, 80 " hiss since been reed, 27.7us s
<alsnce In hards Of Agents and Ia course
u transmission from Agents, on lst cs
January (of which <f1 ,sss IS has since
been received, eo,sne l.
alIs Receivable (for Premiums In
land kisxs), = ,S-S
uher Properly, Miscellaneous sseme, $50 .
relriums due and uncoilec-ed on Poll
cies issued AZ Onirr, $3.50
Total, sl.ss5.40s
CHARLES J. MARTIN. P.rssprs-.
A.F. wliI.MARTB. vlcs Psssnpss,
.. MILTON SMITH. sEckETAsr-
uHN hoigk. Assr szo'y.
CHARLES CnJrFT, ageus.
no. PHTM1 ROW.
uaIscu sArrrA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22

E.B. AuEg, A.vc.
TerTe-Hsuis. S1-s IA. I-si-dvsw
2. She eTpenscs sf his yrar .s compared sitt
tie exgsnfl foF ire ard 's0, sayx cecTt.-e q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
DISSOLUTION.

TuE p-rtnership .fxi<tia. b-s~-es
\ x<1rn . sss<zs. s~-yS~s<rs - hs -. Ch.rl~.
- ,on ~ss - als.- ~ n 4 irst - no Il CO.
.<ns TLs h1ss~s. 81 - r-rrts - ~ H. ...a~r-
szx-< = = s~~]-p sf-~ q ~ II II p-f-ss.rt ~
xAa1LS :. .AHa-fS.
~. ak.' ! q Ssss :.
.--.--- q 4. ..--I -l.V 49, - n -.
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a h : II R "A Q II

u TIE f7FrEEyTH SExI-AyyCAL Stab
HE.yT Of tie condition az tie HCsNE Lysf
R1-ECS C0KPANY Of fte cSss Q( Eet0 forx
on tis lsi day of yGnudrg, 1851.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-22
rJELMBoID's GENUINE PREPA-
TION.

HELMBoID's GENUINE PREPA-
IL TION.
IRIMBoIlD's BUcHU for ths BaddsT.
uFfNpOLD's BuCHU Tor the Kidney
TFfNPof.Dfs BUCHU for the Gravel
fFf.Mf OLD's BUCHU for the Dropsy.
HRIMbolDis RuCHu Cor Nervousness.
4Rf.MBOLD's BUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
IFl.MBOLD's BUCHU for Dmness of Vision.
tkI.MBoLD's BUcMu Cor Inaieu,. Rrea'hirs.
IElMBoL-D's BuchU Tor Weak NeTvea
fFIMBOlD's BUCHu for General Debility.
sEiMBoi-Ds BUchu for Universal lasslsud--
iFIMB0LDs BuCHu Cor Borror of p1scss-.
sEfslBolD's BucHu tos night S.es;s.
HFIvpofrTS BUcnU for wekefuln~sr.
4EhMBoiDs BUCHu for Dryuess q the ska.
HEixBol.D's BUCHU ter Eroptons.
HELNBoLD's BUCHu Tor Isin IA the Back
HELMB0LD's BUcHU for keAyiness q The kyelics
aFINROlI)'s BUCHu Cor Mobility and Res siessness
with want u Atienllon and Horror q Society.
aEI.NROI.D'S HUCHU FOR Obstructione-
aTl.Npoi.D's BucHU for Excesses arising from In
discretion. and all Diseases of
FEnAI.Es--FEMAIEs--FE
FEMALES-FEMAiES-FE
OLD or Young, SINGLE, MARRIED., on CoN-
TFMPLATING MARRIAGE,
TAKE NO MORE Pills
HUMBoI.D's EXTRACT BUCHU
IsTIF vFRY BEsT RExEDf ~ THE WORLD
ror all crnrisin,s incident 20 The ses. whether ar
DECilSE or CHANGE or LIFE
skE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
TorAwILy SHOULD w WITHOUT IT.
Take 70 more H.l-ss. nsreary. q Usr.s.s-ai
HRixRoI.frs EXTRACT BrcHU CURES
sECKET DsSEAsEs
In all their Stages. At htue lxrcnsf.
L,iie o. 10 change q Diet; No incouvenienos.
AND NO ExPosURF
Use HEfMDoIDs EXTRACT RusBu for Ysre-s-
~ ScsNcASDoID
-. -. A.,s.. - st..s..t,., =
q REMOVES al iuprcp~r c-chsrse-. A8d VII rcsor
she patient IA shori tne 70 sisie q hesith ano
pIrr,ss re- ,srr xsofs EXTRACT rUcTrU for disease.
ard eF-~fIons s,fthe n 1st distressing chsracte-
Tee HEIMBoLD's kxrRacT BUcHU fer - arc
uors AZ si,s-,su s-,svrs :, az ssxv oucaNs.
wh-tAsr existing "a u
nALE on FEMALE,
'' 's;sss ew ';-;; TSsa ssssfi 81 & '''
~
An Ii. .ssv. dls..sss and .yrrpiosus .aras, e a
s.ns urssn-ui snt rasy crfsfns'e sso-n the saa.
READ REsDi RRApi
HEIxBOID's BUcHU = saf- and pieNsct T. tzst
and cdor, bat irnmcsiate n - scfion-
psrfonsrl, sppesrrl teflfs ne, an A1erusn of IN
estv a rssisaelpkls. n r lEELxhoLD. cs-rssss ~h.
being drly rcr-. does say thst his rr~psrason eon
tsns NJ srcptc. uercurY, iriarfeus drug, tr,
prrsly vssr'ssle n ]; hLLxsoip
e-~-- s-s sah~rrfi.~t before ne. ~ - 1sy q
usvxnb~r. 1854. WI. p -HlBsAEp. Ait>rraAr
Prios 81 pr hestis. o. - inr e.. esiv~red - s
rffreFs.
/ Ir~r.-cJ ~ III. HffNBOID,
prsciicai and tnsiytiesf CLanlst,
ios eoofh Tenth a.. bslos Caestnuf srzrz
REV AME o. COCNTEHEEBTS
AND r-yrRIrCfrLfD DEALERS.
W. sodesvor - tf~yc-- "or rusz cwr" srd "ocI
ca xr.soEso % r'n sErz1<rss srrkuur-r
Reknbold's Gennlns Prepsrsrfcus
Exfrs1 Bochg-
'--- 4" faE<apaFifis-
lzlp-e-rl Hoe wssA.
eeltty
r. ~. BARR a ca.
ADt a. rruggtE.s evervrt--s.
fxTOa uFiNDoiue TAXI no 0THER.
Ga cat he advertisement Az s>of or a
AND AVOID IMPOSITION >Eb xxrosURE.
n<1tv3n
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lEcl.

Annual Report Of the Auditor of vigo
County.
DEPoRT a. fhc Auditor q vigo coanty showing
h the amount received and di-burs-d for the ear
.o1-ncnclng June ist. A. D., isso. aDd erdlr- Ny
slst, A. D. 1851. Inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
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f<xal sdV-rslserl~uts Lfls cen-a - sla@tf e~@-
..I-s~e...~y arrangements made vtib these ~h-
81 q a, fvsrssse by TIE year. With m pTsilrxs
=. .,,gl,v A plezxure. Yeary siyerfi-srs, n"NsFs'
ali bs eo,fnsd strictly " thsir regular ou-in~-.
4 e - s-gp eusfSreris- =, -.
Alverti.smenis Ia sae special no;iee column VII
b. eh3rged two prices -. -
A.ivcrfissments kepI constantly ca ne in-'ns.
..,,.~s- rosces published In the local columns,
se,, liue. ~ auier Gill be charged cT each ii1serts
4, m over ten ilnss, ten ecnLs pr unc
fv>rtls rrsufs sent Ia Tor no specified tiis, vi
\. ir.ser.ed three mantks, rniezs ordered cut
stnx Alteration of standing ad~ert-s1irn' ~.
a. - 20 rs1eUai Of he same, onless eihflNi"
q r~r-f or~s- by cosstrsc--
Announcing exndids,es foT o0iee of ever o~scr.p
DO ~a % charged a. 90 pr each name IA he iiae
- A. 90 ii tis DAILY al Weekly. sRros~ ~ ~
80 xrstultods Advertisements whatever.
c6.rws. viii De saads fot Inserting the nftlees
ssrlers soeiefies. c- Associations as foiis.w-
for each notice not exceeding . nes - cents ~
=. snse,. ou. over slrhf lines a this rate.
,nnoursrans deaths with fcrsrzi rotice att.n1-d
Al uffhoul n0ucc, frec-
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BY in6ividusls or Associations. O. y ehureh-s'
fe<ai advertisements inserted a. TIE ezpensr
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Tsro Daily Connections from HerriSbuyoh 10
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sSlp-ro w.ll Be no dsvianon f,un The sbov'
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ss Advertisements pahllshet 10 oo1h ufiiy snh
ueskiy ~fsl be charged Tie fun Daily rates "iih ~
hall a the Weekly rates sdd~s.
CHARLES CRUFT. Pso'a.