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anpy on board, to u
GEORGE p. tIITE. No Front street.
MUSE e MURDOCH. No. = Frapt street s
7. H. SMITH, 4 Tcho4pitonIas gtreet. 'Sa
Thh Donin"p was built expressly far tho Red River trade
aud for comfort ateIS BpGcd surpassed by a0
in llIe AIDE.
Thu houboou will strict attention way and psia
tion hnhess. dGf N
PS The n VIII ake freight for Jefferson at card rate and
give through hills hiding. -
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IT. IA, Orleans and shreveport THURSDAY u s. Mail
Pas cngcr Packetlha new rifccn first
T:IzssE9ciass passenger racket Starlight, Charles
Hayes MASTER will leave regularly for Sh cVspoTf Grand
Bayou, Coa;a@, CEmpte, Grand Ecore Aie1 ndra and alb
intermediate l:dings on Red River follows:
l4naves hew Orleans. Leaves Shreveport.
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Pates TrafFes, strcl1ncs, TruiHes, Fetits Pois
4.+5 and Mushrooms.
1910 quarter boxes Pates TruiiEs.
800 half boxes Trnhies.
2D.0G0 quarter boses Ssrdnes, in OIL
Is. 900 half boxes Peiiis Pois and
i5.G00 half boxes Mushrooms, from Paris.
For sale by PIAGGIo & TI0SCA, Jr..
82 and 81 Old I4vee.
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STEA iii BOATS.

>~>~~>-<~~>1-~>S~~~~~>>~~~~~<-
". ~. AND w-aa4s ,.u,,..r---....
b MEMPHIS L. s. MAIL MA s8sss
s1asFf1NE OF PACKETS
M Composed of the splendid steamers
Angomar. }. d. Clarke MUSTER
ED. j. Gay. Bart, Bowen. MASTER
leaving every TUESDAY, at SPIN.
Imperial, @. S. Rogers, master,
John SInonis, J. r. Hicks, master,
Every THURSDAY, at5P,M.
New Uns 1G Sam. A. r. Irwin, master,
III. II. w. Hill, T, H. Newell msstor
Every SATURDAY, utbPM.
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
For freight or passage apply to
JNo. h. HYDE + CO., Memphis Packet Office
MI ST. CHARLES Hotel left ~tng.
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REGULAR RED RIVER, NEW
f%ssY - 0kLEANS AND SHREVEPORT ruefday u S.
[ ,Htt2AsSFkttFFS ffn Passenger Packet.
The and magnificent FIRST class passenger
tAckgt DnUIll0Ou, VIM, g. Harrison master. will lenye re
etlary Sire export. Grand Blyn,i Cothaa GanIne
Grand Ecure Alexandria and n intermediate landings on Rcd
RiYtr. follows
Ney OrIcapc-- Ts,-,s et,,osn.-l .
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Receipts OF Proesrrce.

J Watt &eo-12 rs do r eatnan &co-- 100 do W.
Estlin &co- 81 do Bradley, Wilson Geo 81 do do
Pritchard Id FioEer--22 do do Perkins &co-T5 do
s o Nelson 6sco-591 bbls -four IS hhds tobacco to
Given, Watts tSco-52 do Campbell strong-23
do " q Robinson &co--6 do Clark 4 Thieneman-
p do Andersen q Harper do Murrell Il Bowles-
4 do WnlSoery 85co- do Fraser Eco So do so
bba -four Poindexter &co- so do % bids tobacco
L tee lard Il H Short &co-2 do liz hhds tobacco to
Gunther, Radewald &co--l2 do Wilson 4 Young
Is do pltgs mdse to Kirkpatrick &yco-12 hhds to-
\ baceo 8 bbls lard 98 bblB -four @ Fl Sfnth-57 do
Hewitt, Norton eco % do Kialinan 65co- 100 do
10 hhds tobacco Jas Turner 4s4 seeks corn Isler &
Walker AZ seeks nuts J Macheca--l2 seeks fruit to
McIIeroy. 81 Brafford--I5 do Thos Keeffe- so bdIs
scks fruit II bbls eggs Worries, Griggs eco 10
do do Schneider & Wise sundries to order-Total
1861 bales cotton 818 bids tobacco.
CAIR0-Per= steamer Crescent Gity-320 scks
corn a Thomson Soeo--235l do Given, Watts eco
I 100 do Clark, Pratt &eo-lG0 do Poindexter eco
592 do Halliday, Graham eco la3 do 7 S Elder &
eo--340 do E Fl Rood-S04 do Converse q Kennett
LEO do . Duffy tSeo--- 800 do s Fl Kennedy eco
300 do Cass u Bowling $40 do 1926 ses oats l97
hbls flour Connoly Sco-400 do 2l0l scks corn to
Horrell, Gayle eco 1872 bales hay 1856 hbs pork
oglesby b Macauay-3i9 do Woodruff, Moulton
&co-6D bhls apples 4 Bagganio--J0 bhls ale + q
Ebert pkgs lead Dix & Ranlett-54 hhds tobac-
90 Brander !, Hlbbard-500 scks bran and sundries
to order.
GAIRo-Per steamer Ghostaw- 2116 seks corn
& haJpn vla IN
Tsia 5s ~ n g. ~
watts pieasanfa Sen.iss N n Sgnf;inni. ID sS
a NE a., M
s haf bs ~ gD,s I'M vi
bh, fa 4 bII I IA iao9a ls > 9 az. g I ~
10 i Us go % nv '9s ~ ius I
s1 Iii r. aGs iIto 49,
hpaaIap wilson do stin CAIN
~ 90 ~ p1i p'
sSe 4 v oe raas,, Dr pS &co g. az 80
= Ngha soa 9astod ao o
- q ptca5 / EIaE
"a orsssrgs Foiey AyeEv Red % 4 W Rnrhrifge
&ceI PAYNE 4, Harris;Su-35R " Estlin &coMI7
y smith &co-sl Geo p Black eco II Gladden. Il
seixes N garflay .yotysnT, S,co2 "a do M Grean.
waod / Hardie &co-NiG Tarleton, Whiting s.
rfis "a IA 8 n Ncisot, s,n,ias III nr5a,
Total sos bales cotton6 hhds tobacco.
CAJRO- Per stepner n i falkland Is9 dozen
broonis 2l2 bbls iour 81 bales nav 2i8 scks bran
$50 ses oats 2002 scks corn Halliday. Graham &eo
s-I2g0 do J Duffy 10000 ID Dix X Ranlett 47g
do q n Rnod4i7l do N 5yerfon &eo- ds7 F,Isrk
Pratt Nco-- 247l do Horrell Gayle (Seo--los do 81
ecks frQit Tsler " ia seeks corn w bales
y Keib aoi8a aeks corn 81 hbls q bbis
pork st, bbla flour Given, Watts SEQ I5s do 60
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N. O., OPELOUsAs ANp GREAT MEsrERN.

M0BILE-Per steamer Cuba-lG8 bales cotton to
r G Cummings &co-39 do Pnig Brothers-25 bales
ndse J J Link-7 bbls oil c Bogart-sundries to
order-Total 207 bales cotton.
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Eruits in Brandy and sgJEice - Svyaet0eats,
1860 boxes French Fruits u Juice aud Brandy.
i 100 cases Havana Filters, L, b, and Tbs
so Sweetmeats /! jars in case
For Sile by PIAGGI0 & VIOSUA, DR.,
O. md q Old Leyec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
The War In Missauri.

PoNTosco, Mo-, Oct. 16.-we have the follow.
Ing account OF the attack on the Big River bridge
yesterday morning
The enemy was discovered approach hing the
buildings about O'Clock yesterday morning, by
German sentry, who gave the alarm. Our
troops, numbering between 40 and so men, in
SANITY prepared FOR action, and although the
force against them numbered somewhere near 600,
under the lead Of JEFF. Tho m pson himself, they
stood their ground and from stone piles and other
places Of shelter did good execution Theywere
finally surrounded, however, and obliged to sur
render. Their loss was one killed aud six
wounded, while the rebel loss was five killed and
four wounded.
Immediately after the surrender the Federal
prisoners were sworn by JEFF. Thompson not 70
bear arms against the Southern Confederacy. The
rebels then burnt the bridge, and speedily re-
tired
JEFF Thompson says that he has 5000 mounted
men In the vicinity, and that he intends to burn
the other bridges on this road, and that Pilot
Knob and lronton would soon be attacked and
captured
The troops along the road have been ordered by
Col. Carlin, commanding that post, In anticipa-
ton Of an attack.
strong force Is said to be in the vicinity.
threatening our force at the terminus of the road
Col Carlin's force consists Of the Thirty-third
and Thirty eight Illinois, Twenty first Indiana,
and detachment Of Indiana Cavalry, which,
with our strong Notifications, is considered SUM-
cent to repel any force the rebels have in that
ton until reinforcements can reach them.
PRICES ARMY STILL IN FULL RETREAT.
JEFFERSON City, Oct. IL "A scout just arrived
reports that Gen Prices rebel army on Sunday
last was at Clintonville, Cedar county, twenty
five miles south Of Papinsville, on the Carthage
road. The whole army have effected the passage
OF the Usage and are still Ia full retreat.
ROLLA, Mo, Oct. 16-Thirty wounded men
have arrived here from Springfield. They report
that a sharp skirmish took place on Monday, 20
miles this Lebanon, between two companies Of
mounted men and about 100 rebel cavalry. The
latter were surprised and completely routed kill
about thirty u kinU hor0 NJ
prisoners. Major Wright's loss was one killed.
Col Taylor's regiment Of rebels had marched
northward to join Gen. Price.
AMNESTY OFFERED TO REBELS IN MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Oct; 1.-THE State Convention has
passed an ordinance providing that all persons
taking the oath Of allegiance within thirty days
shall be exempt from punishment for having been
In arms against the provisional government Of
the State, and giving aid and comfort to the enc
mics Of the country, The convention also adopted
resolution requesting the President to issue
proclamation OF amnesty for similar offences
against the United States, on taking the oath Of
allegiance.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, till the 2Ist OF Ooto-
~ beT, 1851 at II O'Clock m, are invited for sup
plying the %rmy with Beef Cattle on the hoOf, to
be delivered at Chamber burg, Harrisburg, or
York, In the State of Pennsyvani., as the Gov
eminent may designate
Bidders are auested to comp y IN all particulars
with the form OF bid pub shed here with.
Government reserves To itself the right to pay In
Treasury notes other funds II has for dis burse
ment, Aud to reject any bid and for any cause. NO
bid will be entertained I'm the bidder is present
TO respond TO his bid.
The Government will recsiye 4 900 head under the
cont aot and will reserve the right to require any
addit onal number up to l6. 900 hssd.
Deliveries to be made weekly in such quantities
as may be required.
This Cattle must average 800 pounds gross
weight; and animal Will be received which
weighs less than 900 pounds gross.
No conditional bid will be reooISed,
The bids to be directed 10 Capt. A. BECKwITH,
C.S U. s, Washington, ID. c., and endorsed
" Proposals for Beef Cattle"
FORM OF BID.
i, "A b, DO hereby propose u deliver to the Gov
eminent good Beef CattIo on the hoOf for - par
hundred pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at Chambersburg, Harrisburg, or York,
IN the State of Pennsylvania, as the Government
may designate, according TO the terms Of The en-
closed adyertlsement. The Cattle to be weighed
on the scales, and the weight so determined 10 be
good and suficisnt bond for the fuIfllment of the
contract, and to receive Treasury notes or other
government funds in payment for the Cattle.
The hfst de ivory of the Cattle will bs eQuired
To be made about the 10th of November, 1851.
SO n I'd
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From New Mexico-Surprise of Capt Mentz's
Command.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Oct. H-The Santa Fe
mail reached here yesterday morning with dates
to the lstinst.
Major Lyndes command of released troops,
under Capt. Pollock, numbering two hundred
and Fifty or three hundred men, were passed on
Wedne sday at the head Of the dry route, about
$50 miles from here, on their way 70 the States
Capt Mentz, with his command Of volunteers
was surprised about thirty miles from Fort Craig
and himself his second lieutenant and nine Of his
men taken prisoners. The balance Of his men ran
back to Fort Craig. The rebels also captured
three government wagons
Captain Morris, Of the Rifles, with command
Of four companies, has started in pursuit Of the
rebels.
Eleven companies have been mustered into ser
vice in New Mexico, under command Of Col.
Gallagher
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Missouri State Convention.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct Is in the Convention yester-
day a resolution was offered authorizing the Gov
ernor to issue State revenue notes to the amount Of
81 900 900, to be received by the State gold and
without interest.
memorial was received from the U. s. grand
jury, requesting the Convention to declare all
county Offices vacant which have been filled by
persons known to be in any way disloyal to the
United States government, such vacancies TO be
filled by appointments by the Governor.
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Indiana TFOepa.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Is Indiana disputes the
statement that New Hampshire is the hrst State
that has her full quota Of volunteers In actual
vice. Indiana, whose quota 10 81 900, has 80 regi-
ments OF infantry, Of ,OiS men eacn; one regiment
Ofcavalry, fourteen companies, OF ,I5i men, three
batteries Of l56 men each, and one Of 100 men
making an aggregate of IS ,357 men in actual ser
vice. In addition to this, there are six regiments
now ready for the field, as soon as arms can be
procured, and sixteen more organized and rapid
ly filing up.
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
~ W.sHINsroN, ID. c., OCTOBER 10th, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited a. this ofhce until
October 2lst, at II m, for supplying the Quarter-
masters Department with $3.50 tons Of Hay, nd
100, 900 bushels Of Oats.
The. Hay to Be good msuohsntsbls TIMOTHY put
up and delivered IN bales.
The OATS to be q good merohantabe article put
up in sacks Of about two bushels each; sacks 70
be retained By the Government without extra
charge. Oats to be received BY weight az (Sa)
thirty two pound TO the bushel.
All the hay and oats 70 be delivered Ct the Gov
ernment wharf or Railroad Depot in this city with
The pIopotais TO be IN separate envelopes. Those
for ssy e Bs NAKED o PrSso.ss tor Hay Thoss
All q be dlreo'ed 70 CoLosxL d, q; RucKr1.
Depot Quartermsster, Washington, ID. @. -,
No proposal will be entertained which 10 received
at or the reading OF the bids has been conmenoeo.
nor viii any bud be considered, unless the pert1es
are present or represented by an authorized sssns
Good and sufficient security With bond, A.;
Will be required. Eysry bidder must give MS Iuli
address vi either the napbsr Of his house, place
Of business, or Post Once box
The undersiensd reserves the right 10 reject al
bids that ne may consider toe hi8h.
oc I9-dtIs Quartermsster and Colonel.
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Vermont Lesi,Iature.

MONTPELIER, Oct Is I'm joint Assembly to-
day George w. Bailey, Jr was chosen Secretary
Of State.
Major General Butler, who is here on business
relative to raising his New England brigade to-
day addressed the people in the hall of the House
Of Representatives, which was crowded TO It's ut
most capacitV.
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LOCAL NEWS.

III Though TIE STAR ID printed on the fastest
stem press in use south Of Baltimore, its edition
Il large as 10 require IL to be put to press at an
early hour: Adrsftissmsats, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

BALTIMORE, Oct. ls.-The Old Point steamer
brings the following:
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 17.-No flags Of truce
will be permitted to 60 to Norfolk for a number
Of DAYS. Neither will any from the Confederates
be permitted 10 come this side Of Sewall,s Point.
Appearances indicate that the frigate Merrimac
has been brought down a short distance from
Norfork.
A severe gale from the Southeast 10 prevailing.
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NIaSsachuxetia PaIItIcs.

BosToN, Oct I6 -Messrs. Dickinson Il Abbott
have written letters declining their nominations
by the Union Republican Convention for Lieu
tenant Governor and Attorney General. Both
assert their unwavering support to the national
flag.
Gov. Andrew accepts the denomination for Gov
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NoTTIIGyES SALE OF PITTsBgRGH, toKr

RN VIfIs \; d 9N5 SHfst1$S S1fIkgIP;
a, cause IN :chanoery therein depending, wherein
the fittsbUrsR, Fort 1--WE Wayne and cnossS Rsii
road Company and others are defendants; and pur-
tSs United States for the western district OF Penn
syl ana, the district of Indiana, ana the northern
Ing n ohancerJ in said Courts respectively where
in the same parties are complaInants and .fend-
Toned he JSSn Fsrs1ScH snd
Thomas +; Walker as Grantees in Trust and
Mortgage upon which SID d H are founded,
and also as Special Master, Commissioning of the
public auction to the hIshest Bi DER for 1as6 but
t9af R taS I'd
the State Of Ohio, on the oath day October, A d.
four o'clock p. m, of said daI, the following de
sorlbed property, TO wit:
and Oh csso Railroad fompsny, inc o udins ihs
night of way therefor, the ro.d-bed thereof, the
other s'atIon houses and shops. and the lands and
grounds connected herewith, and ali tool and
and IN constructing and repairing cars and ma ohi-
merry for said road the tract and
and fixtures and STRUCTURES of Whatever name or
nature, and the ands and grounds connected Their
said road and belonging th sfe.o. and aHefsveT
situate; and al cars, engines and rolling stoes be-
ouktuk 70 sdlu Gov pdny, dnu Oil supplies OF TIM
ber lumber iron, fuel, and every other thing pro-
Sded by said Companies, or by the several ginal
companies which were consolidated into said
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
20 De used IN operating said road wherever situate
by the same title by which the sama are holden by
SAID Compan., or BY said original Companies,
severaily together with all cooperative franchises
OF said Company, and of the said original Comps-
MES severai!y, including the right and franchise
of said several Companies to b. and act IS . Cor
poratlon, to be sold as an entirety.
Seia DEGREES provide that the Pu chaser, upon the
conh rmstIon of the sa0 and full compliance with
the cond ItlOns thereO shall ho'd all the property,
so sold. by the same title By which they held by
said Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago RaIl
Road Company, and each and al of said original
Companies, free from tbs lien of all said mort
CAGES, and free from ali liability for any debts
against said original consolidated Companies,
or either OF them, and from all claims on account
OF capital stock but subject, HsvsytheleSS, to the
liens, II any such exist, upon any real estate n
provided by said DEGREES to be paid out of the pro-
ceeds of the sale by former orders DEGREES to
be paid otherwise The right of way, depot grouno
and lots, and lands in the city and vicinity Of Chi
cage, purchased by said Company since the penden-
oy OF said suits, and the bridge property and other
real estate of the Company at the City Of Pitts
bGIgh, are subject to mortgage liens. The same
will be included the sale hut subject 10 SAID in
cumbr ancss, no provision having been y ade for the
payment thereof. JOHN FERGUSON,
THOMAS L. WALKER,
Trustees, and Master Commissioners, afOrs sand
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Depression in the New York Stock Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE circular Of Secretary
Seward caused some depression in stocks to-day,
especially in government securities, some think
ing that the Secretary Of State 10 In possession of
knowledge relative to foreign movements, which
prompted the issuing Of such document. Gov
eminent skies Of 1881 declined abouttwo per cent
and some leading stocks fell Of nearly per cent
The noon market, however, slightly more steady.
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From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct l6 "A speedy movement
Of Buckner's forces from Bowling Green 10 antici-
the contracts previously made for provisions for
his army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
Movement. of Secretary Cameron.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 16 Secretary Cameron,
who is slightly ndisposed arrived here this after
noon. He viii leave to morrow morning for
Lexington, en- route for Cincinnati.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE ENEMY RETIRING FROM TIKI
LOWER FRONT
Especial Telegram 10 the

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. Is, p. m.-From In
formation derived from country people near here,
IL Is believed to-day that yesterday afternoon and
last night all the secession troops posted between
Alexandria and Fairfax Court House, at AMMAN
dale and on the Ravenswood estate, were drawn
In 10 somewhere back Of Fairfax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

CLOTHS, CASHMERE AND VESTINGS.
~ New supplies, of qualities better and prices
lover than usual in this market
Cine price only, marked IN plain figures.
We also offer our usual full stock of ali kinds Of
Dry Goods for ohIldren's wear Of both sexes.
PERRY BRO,
Pa avenue and Ninth at,
90 l5-5t Perry Building"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

EMBALMING A committee Of scientific gentle
men, with several examiners Of the u y Patent
Once, visited this morning the rooms of DR. Thos
Holmes, and witnessed the operation and process
OF embalming, and filling the blood vessels Of
several dead bodies Of soldiers to be forwarded to
their families In one hall the bodies were en-
oalmed, and In another room they were very
handsomely laid out In their coli by the under
taker-Mr. Buchly. The committee expressed
themselves much gratifed with the success Of the
process. The ejecting instrument invented and
used by the Doctor, is very ingenious air vessel
self-oPerating, with regulating ejecting pipe,
by which the corpse is prepared In twenty min
utes.
DIR. Holmes has secured the services Of Col .
r. Reigart one Of the most scientific patent attor-
neys in this country, who has prepared the speci-
fcations and drawings. by which the whole pro-
cess 10 beautifully delineated and exhibited for
the purpose Of obtaining letters patent of the
United States for this most wonderful and useful
discovery Of the age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
Death af Ex.Senater Reckman

ALBANY, NJ Y, Oct. 6-Dr. J. b. Beckman,
ex-state Senator, d ed quiet suddenly at Kinder
hook to-day.
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DIEEk.

/ On the 18th Of October, 1881, from the effects Of
Thomss and Fl xsbeth Johnson. as Cd years and
months. So,o
On ths morning of the 18th mat, FRANCES
m =, A. "a, a. '. ars Mar he resi- in peso
rslafiyss nd nds are invited 90 attend ms
funera Al. on saturday morning g. 10 CLOCK, rom
The residence OF his brother, AN a' :.
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-Families and single gentlemen can
- obtain very pleasant Furnished Rooms, With
Board, on moderate terms, at 391 and 1913 G.,
between Sd and ~ streets. Transient and Table
Boarders accommodated. oc 2ws
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nuk,f fall TO CALL AT SMITHS. No.
nishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Cops, oc Elm ;
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Atst. Pstnok,s Church. October Is, By lev; Mr..
LIZZIE A. DAVIS, roth Of Washington.
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HsAP9ykEJsEss FeE StSS S asS . ETs
street. = oot-lm
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STARTLING! BUT TRUR.-The Volunteers ar
bravirg the dangers of Fever, Scurvy, Wounds CT,
Cholera dany q gallant fellow VIII leave M
bones TO blsach. who. BY the aid of Holloway
P,lls and Oiatmsat, would have returned O. hi
1, mily strong and lfeathy. Soldiers, ry them
Only Is cents per box or pot 90 14-lw
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go REWARD FOR EACH HORsE-Forty-
ID = four Horses Stsm eded the figure a -
ESP br ,nded on the right ja of ell except ~
on, whloh N q dark svrrel Any one deis- GA
eTing the above To the subsoriber, &C has Stable,
back OF 9lays Hotel, VIII receive the above reward.
90 lo-6ts 49, 80 90 j, n. DENNlS.a
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INpn RuBBKR GooDs We are pleased 70 state
that n0tc all kinds Of India Rubber goods, in
Guiding Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing,
&c, &c, can be obtained 10 this city at raas-
iaefr-sr's prices, at the India Rubber Warehouse,
3lS Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. &C loft
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WARMED

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

FATAL ACCIDENT We hear that soldier OF the
Sth New Jersey regiment was accidentally killed
while on guard w Wednesday at the camp on Me-
ridian Hill. His Sergeant was instructing him
in some Of the details Of his duty when his mus
ket was accidentally discharged, the ball enter
ing his body and causing speedy death. The
body was immediately prepared to be sent to his
family In New Jersey.