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Real gsiate for Sale.

TOR SALE or to RENT-A frst-class four
Il story brown-s,one hoas HOUSE. Iil4si 10 N',s b.
60b hoVse OF 5b-aV AID 5t N uie best manner.
AUUly 20 ". y. 11hOUk 4 Co.. NJ. aChGt1au-t4 are.
ORANGE co. FARM for SALE-llj acres,
W With god farm buildings vel uEsnsed fr he Dairy
bUdBs,s o. sdaPt-t 70 gsin utLnE o, hg culture Prcs
81, ss5 rsr ssra G. T. OLIyER. 10 81 Libsrty-fL
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Tt,ke,s fer the R., HENRY WARD BEECHER'S
sx..t -, re 1u "Ttlr CAMP AID COT NrRA' tricrs
- NFN~YOsK NOlNS MENS CHRISTIAN A->O-
sTATloN a. Cooper llstit1te. THURSDAY, Nov II.
"a n. rr-,-.f~i Rusltnra Ne % AsteFiclss 80
"a as9 snoaSxay. Roe L0rGwooI NO go ErQasv. RAJ
s.lpbs so ssJ sfo9dgay, hreutaaos, No hIgs3vag
- A AL. .oaus Of .GU Asstr.sfier, 6f1I@ house
80. Andrew sOcic;y.-Iae Eesgl,- Prspars.ory
ITATf Or ~ W-YORK, ~ ,lo tLfCtioN cf Otfl-
GERS he va sac ps,s :, t'e -, N.Lo 7, ho.cL -
A. spfooosed a-nsrdueBi o. 1e C1lst.fr'n Nthh Ea'
,o-rcnsd from 'ss. rsf-rs snt one, 'rs 1el1e,
E1 ,.le5 lyor f8I "a sod.uee o. Nslhers b eTt-t
~'' w ECeERI piHN-ppJE. s,Cffary.
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6rendl Nollces.

Atan Election Of the First Ward Republican
Associat{ou he'd o. their htaJqlafeTs cn N iuftify
svssirz ~ us pur2ose Of scg Jit-. TO iae Ai4yot.
ally Coaverton, Ge the wnols number o vote ca a. lg'
vi ussded JANIS LEE received %. Suiihs maj Jniy
kn THOMAS McCORMACh,l
JOSEPH 70. BOT' Z, iIuspsctors.
WILLIAM RIDDEN,
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personal.

IDH1LADELPHIA.-Y0 note was received
ssi night snd VII Answer tomorrow. Bot % 70 1s
Pet tes ses s,i fte ,ususr % .osT lnssiTs, -
AEs sb5ss FRIEND,
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neooinq Caros, sc.

At the OLD STAND, No. $50 BoWery, corner
~ Broone-s. J. II. JOHNSTON / Co.-WEDDlNG and
VISITING CARDS kc lsest sty -, sgeciinens D. nal
sbo WITCHES JEWFLRY, SILVER aEd PLATED
WARES eli oithe best qlsius, sod a. 10" prioas-
AT WM. EyERDELL's SONS.-WeddinQ
"A CARDS Of the lsfss, style. No. les sFalt0n-st n
tks,ahlsh~d lsl5b
ENGRAYING aud PRINTING (half price, -
- We3dlr a. Home nd tote ps2ersAc susiness ardl
bulHeads, forrai's rc, q ktLLfs ~ Falion-st, hf
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The Members ofthe y. Y. Young Mems Chris
tis ssor3aflOn as urgenfy requested ~ be prrssDt q
IL 5Ie..iz.oa of ihe Convention, on THURSDAY lhh
inst ,t p az he Rooms Of tue A.'G, iaiion' bible
a. the rabvrnsce Bsp'i., Chlfeh q p. m.
p HAYWOOD VERNON, President
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Sales bp Anrtlon.

A. ~ MERvfN. AucIon-ei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Irving Build
I'D Bgs No. 594 aud SO BTosde ay-saes of Books Sta
ousrJ PeuTes. WoTLs o Art Fsncy Goods Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov II, at o'eloct.
THEOLOGICAL AND NlSCiL -ANEOCS LIBRARY
Comorg great variety Of choice snt valuable Works n
Theology. The Clas.ics and Standa hisceleous Lisa-
urs including eIpeDsyey iu,irsed Book kc Catalogues
Z. ready, end the Books view
FRIDAY EVENING Nov. IS, At 7 O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY u valuable Books Ia Hlstory. Voy-
ard Travels biography Poetry, CLASSICS, Art. aud
scesees including Medicine, Surgery, kc. &c, sud
br.e d
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Boots ano Shoes.

MCCLELLAN BOOTS--Now ready, for tho
VI Prom-nsds and Piet m.le II Gfso car Ensmsled.
.ud Aufraor Leather ~h aide srt heavy EBgish 5oes
MaguisctDrrd by BURT tBRHUhL No q farsroS
ca III DOUbLE-S0i Il NAIER-PRoOf
ID 4 sB'I BOOrs-FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES 1t
81 81, a. JONEs's Nos 10 snd IL AhN-5C
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Alilitarn Notltes.

a Proestput Clergyman. sanctioned BY the proper
sumo i'iss 10 sn'sps men loi = I i
officers engaged 80 forming completing Regimsnts For
interview particulars address DOCTOR, Box No. Io'
Rocket Battalion for the Army of the Peto-
macl-ied BY special d,sus Of MsJorOenefsl McCLEL-
Ian ard Brig. Gen b ARkY. Chef Of ArIlery. ,
Those desroUs Of joining tl Creek corps should Apply
7. w LION Commanding
D'Epineuu Zounves.-Tbis spleodid regiment, OF.
sauzed on ihs fftrc1 Psn = Iapl9y ming Sp dns
which ere ready for msTchi9s erder e~ good men eIr
ters, at City Hal PAX. Cogrel L. }. UEfiSEIlL,
HeadqaIter' NO 60 WhitefL
Light Cavalry. The lot Regiment U. 8 Lsncer.
which s9-seoizng IN this city Tapidy ming 9p Col
Wsr Department iss veteran Of high military a,'anmens
having sved in the Polish French agd English service aud
The headquarters n the Regiment is the War Department
W sshir on D. c. branch Of which Ii At No iskpsCe
corner ~ Broadway NewYork g. charge Of Acting Adutant
Lieut T. E MCiiGHE TO whom ell communications On the
bo,pe f be Regiment ron the oys States are 20 b. ad
dressed Geutltuen wishing to raise compan, Of a.
each will receive Fret Leuensncies and 10 similar grade TO
The j6we.t roncorr sioD Priysies ambitious Of military
honors are many Inducements aud guaranteed speedy
promotion. Pay for Hivstes = f per month.
To Unassigned Military Compauies.-Two ful
com be rtee ed III the lsh snent " l. Vol
T6ls ent has been reduced In number by the discharge
o. mustered into the service for only th""
ouths: the ia IN and cono
uon aud attached to Cen Wadswouhs Brigade stationed
Uptons Hin Va in the advance Of he Army ol the 10
tOmsC.
IL believed that thl FAC, will present strong nducemen
ocers and who deEOus Oi entering At once into
sUiiVo sryice.
IpQ.s 90 regard 10 The condition of the regiment may be
made o. Gen McDo vel or Gen. WsdswortL
(o.uului isstioUs may be Rudretsed e WaShngon
d. g. NJ. RICHARDSON.
Lieut.. Colonel 18th Regiment n Y. V Commanding
United states ShsrpsbOoier Col. Berdnn.-
Good sbo tes5ous o. joining this iayoe cops may spy
TO Cspt H. D. IYLIH al III Camp of Rendezvous, Wee
laake1, 4-ds. Ferry landing This company "lu Oe
thoroughly equip ed before leaving camp
IT, - nTpsterinr OHice.-Ofcers Of Volunteer,
should lave authority from hlr Coonss 10 recruit
evidence to TIE a. g. Mmterug Officers for rsnsporsu
or t mert Of a-c0uuts This written authority should also
be udorsed BY the United States Musenns and Disouos
OH
above rule l. conioruisd 20
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professional Nolites.

nR. HOMER BOSTWICK. author Of several
~ medical works will continue tbe prlc.irs u MEDICINE
snd SURGERY At No. IS Eat Ilb.t, sI d,ofs "sst 0f
Broadway
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Cbanceo tor Bueiuess aleu.

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY. The GOOD
a WILL STOCK. and EIXrt RES of an old estshishee
uabuftcturiuR PEKFJMERH esabishpent FOR SALE.
The business l. tnorougGs established and Ia sncoe.s opr
son To any raIty win csqs OF $1,000 or 5000 this
rare opeuug The CAPITAL invtsted he doubled eseh
year without difficulty Addr., -. A. T., Box No. l6o2.
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Dcntl5irn.

yEHE largest and cheapest Dental Establish
u u.nt in ne U s-N. 3 ORfsFiN BROS, Dsutss
No -5 Grar. o. S T. ari No. 81 Fgtons Brook 81 m
,si r or partial q Teeth their improved At1ot
pa4n- Pfsl-e Plates without sttraDg tts f0ots o. pa
fiaa gold 2; silver rubber, ~ partial az, o. sod
2 rer tOolh sliyef 81
TEETH-J. SMITH Dodge d son, No.
10 East lsthst can by he sd d recent hlBios ~
proysrnsuts rsts god ugDer - oi a tk u. A
ih3s thsy usus.y charge olOl f1r
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n.EninnnM ZnnnHea.-ILi. snlendid terlment.

D'Bpineuu ZOuaves.-lhts splendid regiment, or
gauzed on ths Frercl plan 10 rapidly hng The entire
and win be gbou two thousand strong about oneai Of
which ready for msTchi1s good men
wanted Battalion. Call at the Rec utng Q1sT
ters al CITY Hall PaIk CO.0reI l.. J. DEPiNEUiL,
Headq1aTters, NO. 90 Whe-ft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

TIVE NEW-lORK REFORMER-A Daily
ana Weskly rubhshed e. Msss.tosn. NsSYo1s u tte
besi sivssrs usdUu r the SoftbeSn Part Of lie state
s. Iswr~tce C5rgero md Lsvs C0ust-, and th. Dal,
Ia rrcala0l 3f 20 n jsferson County either me
Bsy or Weekly j. fead l. ss1ost every family. Terms
u1arrlfe-
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tVCTST REENTANOs

IGUNT BkENIANOH
" BOOK STORE STATIONERY I'D NTNs EMPO-
Rum. Nc So BVo4BvAF.
A. this e1tshhtteut always 10 had tho fJo wing Bee
.on snd PbNtaeiphit rep--s:
Bosgor Journs Hsid TrsEserFs Ssiur3sy EysIirg Ga-
se sni Commercial Bulletin giving slsfrs and oi AKes
q busiUfsti.
Phis4eipha Er5ysr Pr-l, and Enquirer
IN Fofeln srd American NeSsyapess ard Periodicals .-e
ks cons.an,ly tsud n single nurnf. or s-rv-d
SLED slsscriSeIs IN PII Of TIE cry county
..ilhsaf cazrar.
y. b.esk nunerF ef The principal psEisilc4is Nswgr.
feTs and Ma szrnfs s-przss on kznd.
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Rocket Battalion for the Army of the Poto-
mac-Hli-cd BY special d,sIs Of MsJ0rOcnefs McCLEL-
Ian ard Brig. Gen bsRhH, Chef Of Artillery.
Those desroUs Of joining this Creek Corps should apply
Immediately 10 HeadquaT.ers, No 90 broome 81
Il w. LION Commanding.
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a Protestant Clergyman. sanctioned by the proper
enlist nusry sefstce' sud having
specI facilities lof this work dSirss 20 confer with
officers engaged iu forming completing Regimsnts For
interview particulars address DOCTOR, Box No Iot
Herald Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

OecuIlst and Auri-t.-Eye. Rsr nd Luns Infrnary
IT, ,r~-t scp c..s NJ Defines Blindness isaIfh
t,,.-bni. A.,hns I8e,pent Clr.1mpd1u. ard Chronic
-.... :, eees.iay y Cd by Dr. GRAVES. SfE1 Al
IsC cons LTATiOS personally o. by leiteI At NO oVJ
& .oa1wsy. ~. Y.
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Uants.

n Slt lAilON W AN II - p! Tespfcthoo ?
young Womln 30 20 ths HOJ SEWORk Of .sisli pf.
y'te fsuy resrr-ts7!e psre q n an Oh hscs vita
'hs sdvcit'sT thaa Cal f d'ys - No % 2Ssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Fifth senatorial CouncilmHnic Convention
Thts Couvef net U1rsUsut cell Of Jammany usl
Democratic Gen.ral Committee q Union Hal 4th
and Avenue "Wednesday evening, Nov. Do 1851 and o.
r.riyad bv elacilg CHARLES = LOEW, Of tbr Nlth
&ud Chairman nd Me,srs. hAR1AlOT OF the ANIlth,
and hEALY Of the Niilth N1rd, S-ctetaries
On motion the following named gentlemen were uusn'
snon.y nominated by ace candida for Counduen:
SAMUEL n. WEST q the ~ Wsrd; JOHN
HOOGHKtRK ard EDWARD G. MAIOY Of the &ith
" ard: ANTHONY MILLER Of tbs Mith Wsrd; Nj
CHAEL g. GROSS and JOHN RYAN II the NNllth ard.
ANTdoNY HARTsON, g. CHARLES +. lOkW,
Mton'i HEALY. 71~ o. ChairmsuE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-12
FAX Pa x E@%
Nf gama 1Sount4, -gcNa.

TREAsuRERS OFFICE, TAMA COUNTY, SIS
Notice hereby
the the following described
ty situated Tana which
heretofore ayei lnrneI,
be offered for sale the Ct House in Toledo f said County tr ad
together with the and the
IS a j WHEATON. Go. Treasurer
Toledo August goth 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

CAN We MAKE REAL DIAMONDS All the
world knows that nineteenth century alchem-
lists, ever since the date of the discovery that
the diamond Is composed of pure, crystaIized,
colorless carbon, have been trying to transform
carbon into a crystalised and colorless condi-
tion, that is, to turn gas into diamonds. Many
time the announcement has been made Of the
success Of some enthusiastic operator in this
direction, but results have always given the lie
to the announcement. DIR. Stock hardt, of Leip-
zig, and Messrs. de la Tour and Despretz, of
France, all thought they had made diamonds
by galvanic action on carbonic acid and hy-
drogen, but each were mistaken. We also re-
member reading, year ago, Of some galvanic
process by which Partisan chemist had sue
ceeded in producing crystals of carbon, but 30
small as to require a microscope totdiscover
them. But the French papers which have Just
reached US contain one more announcement of
the same kind; and, if any skepticism had been
engendered by the past failures, there would
really be hope for believing that the long
sought art Of making diamonds had, at last,
been discovered. According to these French
reports, published by NJ. Rossi, of Toulon,
crystals, twenty in number, having all the
properties of diamonds, were made by Professor
Gannal. They were obtained by the action of
phosphorus, water and bl-sulphide of carbon
upon each other for the space Of fifteen weeks.
The crystals made were found to be so hard
that no fle would act upon them; they cut
glass like ordinary diamonds, and scratched
the hardest steel in brilliancy and transpa-
rency they were In no way inferior to the best
jewels, and some few possessed lustre surpas-
sing that Of most stones. Last-not lesst-the
substance 80 produced was crystalized in do
decahedra, (that is, having twelve equal sides, }
the crystalline form characteristic Of the real
diamond. IL fact, if all that M. Rossi asserts
should prove true, there is little doubt that
Professor Camel has already succeeded in
making diamonds. If he has done so, the reve-
nues of Golconda and Brazil must suffer an in
calculable decrease, and q large number of
millionaire diamond houses of the great capi.
tails of the world will inevitably subside into
bankruptcy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

Of their enlistment, and a well.drilled and gal
liant body Of men, Injured to the climate, who
had proved their eagerness to vindicate the
honor Of their country by the promptness with
the first call to the field, were deprived Of op-
portunities which they 90 well deserved. Many,
however, determined to remain and see little
fun on their own account. Some Of these Joined
the gallant Texas rangers.
1t was during the siege Of Monterey that
several companies of rangers were engaged in
severe conflict with a splendid regiment of
were worsted. The leader of the Mexicans en-
countered ranger whose carbine was dis
charged, and whose only effective weapon was
| revolver with but single charge left; there
was no time to reload, for the lancer was upon
him; taking the best aim he could, he dis
charged 1t, as he intended, full in the Mexi-
cans face, an instant before the encuonter;
but, with the splendid horsemanship of his
countrymen, the other had thrown himself out
Of the saddle on one side, avoiding the shot,
while the rangers horse, rearing, received the
lance full in his chest. and went down bearing
his rider to the earth. Abandoning his lance,
the Mexican drew his sabre, and in another
| minute, before the fallen man could have risen
he would have-fnished him; but another form
interposed between them. 1t was that Of a
youthful horseman of powerful frame and
flashing eye, who waved bloody sabre in his
right hand, and carried large revolver in the
left, while his splendid black charger seemed
to obey the volition of his rider.
"Ha. Juan MendeIi we meet at last" he
shouted, as he intercepted the impending
sword Of the Mexican with his own. At the
same moment bis steed, as il trained, caught
the lancer by the arm, and sluDg him from the
saddle as terrier would rat The youthful
warrior was On his feet, and at his side in a
minute. Placing his foot on his breast, and
Kissing some bitter reproach over the fallen
man, he drove his weapon again into his
breast All this time his horse stood by calmly
and quietly. His work finished, he approac he'd
the ranger, who had risen to his feet, and ten
dered his thanks.
You owe none, senor," he replied in tone
altogether different from that with which he
thundered defiance into the ears of his foe :;
" but if you will mount that villains horse,
which seems waiting for you, will guide you
to our men, who are following the retreating
cRemy."
But may not know to whom I am indebt-
ed - 1 asked, as took advantage of his sug-
gestion.
90 Henrique Valdez" was the reply which
stunned me.
~ Need L tell the sequel? How I rendered
Henrique the happieEt man in the army, in
return for saving mytlife, at the same time he
had rid himself of oe, that night by the fires
of the bivouac? Or how, some weeks later,
after an armistice had followed the capture of
Monterey, accompanied him to his old home,
and acted as his groomsman Reader, are not
these conclusions the legitimate property of
your Imagination? All! while gazing on the
soft radiance of her lovely face, as she stood
before the altar with her lover, how truthful
did find her name, Maria de Guadaloupe,
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VALUE OF AN ExPLANArIoN-A certain
king. it is said, sent to another king, saying:
"Send me blue pig with a black tail or
The other in high dudgeon at the presumed
insult, replied:
81 have not got one, and if I had"-
On which weighty cause they went to war for
many years. After a safety of glorles and
miseries, they finally bethought them that, as
their armies and resources were exhausted,
and their kingdoms mutually laid waste, ii
might be we'll enough to consult about the pre-
liminaries Of peace; but before this could be
concluded, diplomatic explanation was first
needed Of the insulting language which had
formed the ground Of the quarrel.
"What could you mean,' asked the second
king Of the first, by saying, Send me blue
pig with black tail, or else p''-
"Why." said the other, Il meant blue pig
with black tail, or else some Other color.
But, !" retorted he, "what could you mean by
saying, Il have not got one, and If had?' ~
why, Of course, if had, I should hars
sent az" an explanation which was entirely
satisfactory, and peace was concluded accord.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

FIREMEN's INSURANCE. COMPANY
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
CapitaL...........S2 200.
0Tee corn C street and Louisiana ap., ovsr BanL
Of Washtnston.
INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Gao s,o. DrhEcross.
samuel cropieY.' sinGsI william HWSPffHsni Wilson.
Richard Jones, John d. barclay,
Tfos. TD Pslssr. Pase. kfsbsTs kRa5sE RBsI9xsh' BsI4y
N,,,B:B. =: B. French.
N0 0n"'ss '0f f0.iS.sf JAMES ADAMS, President,
AsEI 9. DAVIS. secretary. 90 10 eosm
A YER's COMP3UNR EXTRACT sARsA-
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. The' are Sug II coat. d, that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they ors the
best perio' Ia the W. rid for EI the pur of
family ph'sic. PRICE IS CENTS PER Box FIVE
Boxes FOs 81.
DO not be put off by unprIno' D cd dealers with
other preparations wh ch they msSe more profit u
demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there s for them, and they shoad
have II.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell
Mass and sold by Druggists and dealers every
where. fe Is colin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p,
ENRICH. at the corner OF Penn. A 4
avenue and Eleventh street, has baen ESA3
greatly improved recently and now offers lEs
greater inducements for the patronage of citizens
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for permanent or transient boerders unexception-
able. The bar and restaurant ARRANGEMENTS of the
European Hotel have already become very popu
lar being all that be desired by the most fas-
hdious. The proprietor pledges unreInitted alton
ton and continued liberal es to give sat
isfaction to al, and thus renews his invitation 10
oil to give the European Hotel n call. dsI-t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-05

CILK ROBES, MoUstIN ROSES, LAWN
- ROBES, BERA6E ROBrs.
We sre selling &C half their original psles Al
other goods Of every descr are stau eei iag
st cost Our 80 Ia .arte and vel s<so't q IN
S} TAYLOR a Hurcs,snN
ErOR CLOTHING. HATS and ckps. Car ss
- eMfTH'e, No. l6o Seventh :, opposite iost
A NEW LOT OF ssRINS HATS lust
$50 seventh street kasu