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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
STRIPPING LIST.

|STEAm WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
$$$ :s m
IIpbia Steamship COMPANY In
.nd dispatch ing their fnll-powsred Clyde-built
1 on StRspsbips as follows:
lZASGOW saturday Uct 70
in SATURDAY EON
'ARG NOV. "
yer.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
ut Cabin n............S75 Steerage. $50
rst dc to London. 80 Steerage to London. g
rat do. to Paris .... IS ISteerage to Paris......
rst do. to Hamburg IS Steerage to Hamburg 81
Passengers forwarded to Paris, HAyre, Bremen,
Jtterdam, Antwerp, etc. at equally low rates.
~ Persons wishing TO bring out their trlenoh
. buy tickets here ct the following rates, to New
,rk From Liverpool or Queenstown, First Cabin,
B, So and Sl05 Steerage from Liverpool, $40
pm Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers have superior accommodations
4 passengers, aud carry experienced Surgeons
hey are built in WRter-tight Iron Sections, and
i've Pateut Fire annihilRtors on board.
For further information apply in Liverpool u
II liam Inman, Agent, NJ Water-st. in Glasgow,
Wm. Iumau, 5 st, Enoch square in Queens.
Wn. to & w d. seymour % in London, to
YES Macy, 81 King Wiiam-st.; in Paris. TO
.hleE DecOue, d Place de la Bour5e; in Philadel.
ia, to John G. Dale, Ill Walnut-st' or at the
yOHN q. DALE, Agent, rs Broadway, N. Y.
Band w. b. Barry Co., Burnet House, Otn. o
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
sbWINa MACHINES.
WHEELER { WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRIOEs REDUOEDI

FU4HK WHEELEE - WIT,R0E SRvv.
y Ne-MAORINE OOMPANYI havina eaipeS
All their suitt ct Law with infringing msnLfao
tnrerh, propose that the publio shall be beneafed
taerebIs aud have accordingly REDUOlD THE
PRIOEe Of their SewinG machines.
Having made, for over seven years, the most HoS.
mar Family Sewtns machine IN the country and
now emplyInS 4l,0OQ,000 IN their business and
making ONE HUNDBED MAOHINEe per dsJ
thOy are prepared with saob extraordinary fscii.
entire Satisihotion an our Machines are msds SS
equally we'll, and ere
WARRANTED THREE YEARS,
The difference IN price psins merely dinsroaoe n
31,SO1 Machines sold IN 1889, being dou ths
sales OF any other oomphAy In the Union
Awarded the First Premium in the
O. .. FAIRS oT 1858. 1855 AID 1880,
And at the Cincinnati mechAniosi Instituta N,v
kOUh SUOOESbIVE TEA BN we have taker tn
First Premium over al competitors as the best
BEST FAMILY sEwIEs-MAoHINh
Il uses n shuttls makes the lock stitch aiRe o.
both sides the goods, leaving chain OF ridEI
on the under.side Of the seam; ana uses but mi
e. much thread Is the ohain-stito mgohineS
send or call for Circular, containing prices.
testimonials, eta.
EwM. SUMMER & CO., Agents:
~ West Fourth-st.s
PIXIES oPEBA-HoUsE.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
The Rdwards,s Ferry Affair q success.

PHILADELPHIA, October 23--MessengerH
from Washington this morning report that
the depression caused by the death of Colo
mel Baker has already disappeared, il being
realized that the movement on Monday was
an entire success. None of the military
movements are known there, bat entire con-
hdence is felt in the success Of General Nc
Clellan's operations.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
The Riches of the West.

The West is sharing in the activity mani
tested in the manufacturing districts. The
surplus of farm products, essential to sustain
a large army, in the hands of producers at
the commencement of the troubles, was i'm
mense. The wheat crop of the present year,
though not so large as heretofore, and in
some sections seriously injured by the late
Tains, will yield a tair amount for shipment,
and the world can draw on the West for any
amount of corn without any fear of having
the drafts dishonored. Beef pork and pro
visions of all kinds are in full supply, aud no
fear should be entertained that the Govern.
ment will need supplies, even for a million
OF men, should that number be needed 10 put
down the rebellion. Our armies will con-
sumo most of the produce from the West,
which in former years has gone to Southern
market.
In addition to what the Eastern States and
the grand army will require of the products
of the West, il is-now certain that both Ed
gland and France will be large purchasers
of our cereals Prices here, stimulated by
this foreign demand, would be satisfactory
and highly remunerative, were it not for the
| enormous freights, caused by a scarcity of
vessels and the cloggiDg of railways by the
immense shipments which have been press
| ing on the seaboard. But, like all other evils
of this class by another season it will have
cured Itself, and the charges for freights will
no longer consume nearly all the profits OF
| the farmers. -..
So far, therefore, as present prospects will
warrant an opinion, the West can cheerfully
wait the progress of current events. She
has an abundance of food, aud our own eoun-
try and Europe are likely to require all she
can spare The money for our surplus il
rapidly placing the West in an independent
position, and, with the economy aud the en-
ergy practiced by our people for the past few
| substantial prosperity. Let the Government
vigorously prosecute the war against the
traitors THE West is ready and most will
ing TO do her part of the fighting and TO bear
her share of the burdens. Let the rebellion
be put down, cost whatever it may of blood
and treasure Chicago Tribune.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
Earthquake In NInlne.

CALAIS, MB, October 23.-The shock Of an
earthquake was distinctly felt here at FIVE
minutes past eight o'clock this morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
Victor Williams, MusIoa! InstruotOr.

arICTOR WILLIAMS REsPECTFUL-
A LY informs his friends and the "A
Iizens of Cincinnati, that he has lAS9
moved to the North. east lrner of ($A WA>M
genth. .and Cutter-sts., No avs, VA NJ
ere he will be happy to receive AS
pills on the Piano, GuitAr, and the Cultivation of
Il Voice.
ientlemen will receive instructions the Guitar,
lin, Viola, Vi3lonoello, ana Contra Bass In the
utly advanced will be instructed in quartle play
b or singing.
fce moderate.
nstructi onB given at private residences.
oDrders left at the residence of Mr. W. or at the
isic Stores of Messrs Peters Brothers aud j (.
orch, will be promptly attended to. sel7.tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
Rmbozzlement nt So. LouIs.

EmbSzzlemeBt nt Sc. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, October 23-An investigation
into the affairs of the Millers and Manufac-
tuTers' Insurance Company, Of this city,
reveals the fact of the embezzlement Of
$22, 900 by John W. Clark, the Secretary Of
the Company.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
ADVERTISEMENT
INSERTED At THE FOnpwER RITgI
TZHRnG9. CA-SM9

Advertisements, not exceeding iivs lines tasatsJT
q1H ,Ss:SFioaa ,1Sn:sFFiisG9 M in:sr.Ioa. % gS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
MUSICAL.
M Il w M U 8 L @
IN INV WUSlc(
&Z3

Just issued, new editions of the following popular
nieces, viz:
y le Soul's Repose, by D.
SerenAde 10 Ida by Vein gand
The Ring NJ Mother Wore by Mary............25 Csc.
Only Waiting by s. D
The Angels BY Gum
Come, Holy Sprit-Hymn-by Warren............3oc.
JOHN CHURCH, JR.,
66 West Fourth-st.,
|o sfrumenta ocl4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24

IENHE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS
III in Cincinuati can be found at EETHEl
2 West Fourth-st and If ou will FEs-=s1ft AZ
Se me Ssn before STiss. you bTyi ny; yoT & w VHU
suit Pianos from S25 to 81, 500.
Remember the number-72 West Fourth-st.
G. NJ. MURCH.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new. ool-h
8DIANCa FOR REN TT HAVE ON
band sixty five new aud second EtxE7
. nd Pianos that will rent by the
NTH, and let the rent pay for tn mHH
eDo or will rent by the quarterly = v Y
semem6Sr the number-72 West Fourth st.
G. NJ. MURCH.
I'D Pianos taken in exchange fer new. ocI.tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
By TELEGRAPH.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Especial to the New York Post, I

The Potomac BiOckade-Gen. Halleck-
Col. Bakers Funeral.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
WHAT INDIANA HAS DONE.

Indiana has not only been the first State
to supply her quota OF troops, but her troops
are stationed at more points than those of
any other. She has eleven regiments in
Missouri, three in Maryland, two at Wash
ington City, and one at Hatteras Inlet. Sew
eral regiments more have been ordered to
Kentucky, and several more are at home
fully organized, but not yet supplied with
arms. She has tifty-seven regiments organ
lied and nearly organized, and will, it is be-
lieved, soon have at least sixty regiments in
the field
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-24
THE CHAPLAIN QUESTION.

The Adjutant General, in ordering all
Chaplains not regularly ordained ministers
of Christian denomination" to be mustered
out of the service, and none others to be
mustered in, followed the phraseology of acts
of Congress, one relating to the volunteer,
and the other to the regular service, passed
at the last session.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-02
MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN U T 0 IL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs wilson. Hair Dressing is put Up in large bottles
and reai,s for 81 cts per bottle and for dressing 'ne
hair of any rerson, young OLD, there is not '' e'
the world 1t viii make the hair everything you ~hA
to be- and moreover it has perfume that Is "'''"".!
superior to any of the fashionable e"e'
or American, which alone shouh! ent"'e 10 i''e W.
every adv's toilet table
Use the Regeneration before retiring at hign, -Mr
:; M. ,orning apry little OF the Dressing ana your
IT, viii he even more felike in color and beauty.
"a ,,nth;nc on YOUR hair but these preparations, ana
u,e these according directions, and we Warrant 70"
a good healthy head Of hair VIZ,
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry a houh
son f. Co.. Manchester, n II ito whom all letters sh0'N
be addressed.
T.. +. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent
oa7vIl NTPELI EN, VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-02
Farm for sale.

on,oEp ofers for sale ms iaIW r IN u" ' is We'll
ass s:.
Fs sss .a e 11f
good road Dea Seaf the R0G'y fia
the pesH desired fl90wS~
"Gw'sssg1cIrh, July1o 1851
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-02

YrsILANTI, MICH, Jan. IA 1861.
10, long since sent to you for box ofCephsic Ills
CO., ths c1e of the Nervous Headache and .Cost'hess'
and received the same and they hau SO gooo al e"ss
that.i wa. induced to seud for more,
A. X. WHEELER,
psilanti Mich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19
hhff GEE NEW PEHWsLff 6EkklP
E&3R

The Camden and Amboy and Philsd oil phla and
bEHPhfH rs SE% TdR tux I SNb PHWitA
tkb kEN fGR GMTd6kH bEPSSTTk EEt WnA
Asa M vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
A.sA; M vie Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
AIS A 4! N, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AtJjS 4: N: via KsIsinsson and Jersey City.
At l7h P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy (Aooommo-
APP M, vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
At q P A., Vi. KensinGton and Jersey City,
at ~ M,' Tis k.nsin,.ou And y.r,., CIR,
ats F. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City. tEvsnlns
AsltP NJ, VIA Camden and Jsrse, City. (sOuth-
AtSP. NJ, via Camden and Ambo,. A ooounod.
tion, f[ssht ard passenger, First GAS TioHes
For BelvIdeIs, Esston, LambertyrlIe, Fleming
ton. 60, at 7.lO A. M and sX r. NJ. from KS
FoI water Gap. strondsburs. Scranton, wilkes
from kessinston via DesSspc, Lscks.a AN a M
Western Railroad. ""'
10, H N end S e. md Rs.hsnsm
the s6q a "a ss esonneots with the train leaving
= For Mount Holly at and A. NJ. and and u<
For Freehold ASA. M. and sP. NJ.
SS r. NJ from kelsinston, and sk P. M from
For Palmyra Kiyerton, Delanoo, Beverly. Bur-
sinston. FI9reaneoo, Bordentovn, &c., OF i2k, I,
Steamer Trenton for Bordentovu, and iptsr,ns-
date Places at ~ r. M. from Walnut street
III For New York and WAY Lima. is.xin,
kensinGton Depot, take the oars on Fifth street.
above walnut, half an hour before de1s rture The
from the depot.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed to each
anything as baggage but their wearing sppsrsi
All baggage over fifty pounds TO be psid for
baggage to one dol ar per pound, and Wi not h
nable for any amount beyond one hundred doilsrs.
WIN. Il. GATzMER. Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19
TBE ALL-syFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEM AR,,1,: and s-Proteoted BY Royal
Letters Patent of England, and secured BY the
Seals Of the Hoo-e dc Pharmaoie de Paris, and the
imperial College of Medicine, Vienna. =:
No. le invaluable for exhaustion and pate rrheS
and eli physioal disabilities.
No. completely Graduates all traces of those
teeasss that bsen hitherto treated by the nGa
se0us and pernicious use Of coIeivs and oabebs,
NO. mas entirely suPSlanted the injurious asa OF
mercury, thereby ilsuring 70 the sufferer steody
ISlei, dlspeTsinE 81 Impurities, and roofing oa
,,IRIEsENAR, Nos. !. Sand J. .rs prepared p
and can be carried in the walstooat pocket. Sold
mInistered By Velpe:a, LAlemand, Roux, RiooTd
10. Prics - each, or four osees for DE-, which
saves Is; and In 427 eases, whereby there 10 sav-
Ing OF d. To be had, Wholesale and retail, Of Or
BARROW, of lS4 Bleecker street, New York.
lmned. itely on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
Will forward tho friesear TO any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed according to the In
StIuoti oEa OF the writor.
The Book, Of all others, that should be read by
men with damaged And broken down constitutions
n"Hunkn frailty, or Physiological Researches"
Is beautifully illustrated, aud treats infinitely Of
sli the syms,ocs that invariably devslop them
selves sooner or ater resulting from the frailties
snd Visiting habits Of esrlI youth, iisa esoitstins
m9ntl sste, 2nd. If not checked in tlme deg ener-
sting oil the functions Of manhood, and bringing
Gold BY D.. IA Know, 18f Bleeoker street, four
doors below macdoaIsl, New York. Prloe q
cents. 5ent fres eTcry whore.
tngton, d. c. dc ss-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

"AShf1V6lVN LUX dOSPlIAL.
OR. saUMAN has. after IN sxpsrenoe Of ten
" yeAfs, egtAblilhsd the above refuge hom
Sufckery, self Abel ed Indian or German doctors,
snq presenders OF vitohcraf snd impostors IN rem
This 10 the only pses whore q sure and speedy
cure oan oe obtained In the world for ali Improper
sno evil habits, sonorrha, gleet, seminal weak-
uees, sJpnilns, primary secondary. and tertiary,
oIsanle weakness. pains in the loins, structures,
ssnsIa oepalt, prost ration. Nervousness restl ess
nlshts palpitstion tho heart ringing in the ears
l9ss Of memory, confunon ,mela nchoiN, Affections
seo1iar Disorders arising from the indscretion of
stGdy, society, or marriage.
Ut. ,. has the greatest remedies In the known
world Tor diseasea Of the blood. gonorrhe, fleet,
strictTIes, phlls. seminal weakness, self abuse
There Is no case In which they fail to cure in
Victims Of fhese horrible CONSTANTS, Who yould
Elsn 70 be veluable mon and ornaments 20 society,
sh0u9 embrace the earliest opportunity for relief.
VI. Shuman has made the most comp iete arrange
ments t2r the comfort of his patients who come
rom distance. They viii be furnisked with the
most pleasant and agreeable guar ters, necessary
oie. end made as eorifor.s5le ss they You'd be At
N.Y. 10 n0t iorEet the name and plumber. DIR. shu
nenn1yivanIS avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
tne N9aonal Hotel, Washington, ID. G.
PERSONS 1t . distance should enclose STAMP for
resnrn postage. Ohioe hours, 8 A. NJ to 10 p. M,
various parties have been entIced from nv in
sututlon by certain swindlers on back streets m
tnn city, who will il till the day Of their DEATH
word 60 the wise is sufficient. aps-I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19
TIE sE EESgkAR sr NAIL I'M
and PROVIDENCE, fOR Dos

-AAvT3H TIE BR6ESSUkAR NAIL LIN!
and Providence, Fun Bo4
TON-lnlsld Route-The shortest and most q:
rect-Carry the Esstern Mai.
Seer, and CoMMoNwEALfH, c.Ss "
ANS, In connection with the Stonington a.,
troy1denee,a9d Bostor and Providenoe Railroxt 8
,eaving New York daily, Sundays excepted. from
s,ss No North R,vsr sss O'clock 2: NJ. sEe
ns Maj T,ein yhlch leayes Boston At S 50 p. ~,
Mondsy, "wednesday, and Friday. From 6ro-
tonlTa.sda, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. :
The e0MmONWkAiT tn. from New York
Tsf sss.y Taass;a.ya And sss9rdsy: From 6fosor
pIos,ss1sCs %. iSn s ssSsol oSs.d
Itsln. resohins sead place IN sdvsDos 81 thoss ~
other routes, and In ample time for al the ssrly
morning tinss eonscting Norfh and East. Pes
sengers that prefer 10, remain on board The
teamer, enjoy nlghts' rest undisturbed break
Isst ~ deslfed, and leave 6rot0n an TIE Is A. Al
trnp, connecting az Providence with the q
Fare from prov:denee 70 Newport, Fifty oeuis.
IA a nasssee master accompanies the steamer and
For Passage. Berths, State Rooms, or Frei.br
sRRJ On board the steamer, or at the freisti
Snss, Pier Ia North River, or 81 the ofLoe II
- COMPANY NO. I'D weet st-eet. corner If CoTi
lano snect. New York, Feb. %, 1851,
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NEW YORK ,AaN.R ERIE Ran
IT, FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
AND Fall RIVER.

Steamers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE, OF sres
strength and speed, but psrhcuarly adapted % tfs
neotion with the Fall River AID Old COI5ny Rsi'
Leave Pier No; Nq-th River pear the Batter
The Steamer EMPIRE STATS, Capt BrsyIor.
mondays, w ednesdAys, and Fridays, at o'oocS
r: ~, touching q NswPort each ys,.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, or
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and SATURDAYS, % o'ciocf
r: M. touching ct Newport esoh way.
These steamers ale fitted with oommodiors
e46 rooms, apd ever Arrang ement for the secuti-
" AND comfort OF passengers. who are Afforded b.
tins route nlGhts' rest on board, and on arr, a
81 Fell River proceed per Steamboat Train Tes ah
Ing Boston early the following morning or r1sy
remain on board until starting Of the Acoomn1oda
ton ste A: NJ, BY which they may reach BostOn
A baggage master 10 attached 20 each stesrser.
who receives and tickets the baggage and acoOIl-
panIes the ZANE to It's destination.
steamer Iure In connection with this Line -
tween Fall River and Providence daily, exec -
Freight 10 Boston 10 forwarded through wiz
great dispatch BY an Express Train, which iesves
reH Hlver ever MOI nlnEs Sundays ey cepted \.
N O'Clock Tor Boston ard New Bedford, srrIvIU-
a. its destination st about II A M
or neiSht or pas cage, apply On board. or Of a =
ofice on Pier No. s N orth River For state IooTs
And berths apply on hoard, or NJ desired 20 seer -
them In advance, TO WIN. BORDEN, Agt
~ anh n w qst street. NJ "
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TIE EVENING STAR.
Genefsl NIcC,,llan,s Ssns.

musical lady friend, says The Boston Trans
crtpt, has made the discovery that Gen. McClel-
lsn's speech lie well adapted 10 go as song TO the
ohm Brown tune Now, as the soldiers viii sing
that tune In preference to any other, we think 1t
desirable they should be furnished with better
words to 10; and who knows but they may be
Willing to adopt this, which is At least unexcep-
tlons bic on the score Of taste and sentiment Gen
Mcclellan is fairly entitled to the reward offered
by the National Song Committee.
We have had our last retreat,
We have had our last retreat,
We have had our last retreat
McClellan's marching on
Glory, Halle, Hsllelujah, &c.
We have seen our last defeat,
We have seen our last defeat,
We have seen our last defeat,
McClellan's marching on.
Glory, Halle, Hallelujah, &c.
You stand By me and III stand by you,
You stand by me aud I'll stand by you,
You stand by me ard III stand by you,
And victory shall be ours
Glory, Halle, Hallelujah, &c.
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INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAsSTEE88ssz i4 EEsEERN

KEW" Capt J. III. Krwan.
,, "PIONEER," Capt. w. Norman,
Will run their routes ss follows, leavi q I,Irht
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden, al O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on GhoPank rver. every WEDNESDAY and
Monday. "AN
For ANNAPOLIS and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning ga 9 Says
,PlONEER-FOr st. NJ lchael's and Easton, via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY,, asd return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, CambrIdse, Oxford
ano Easton Point, every THURSDAY, Returning
By same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, st. Michaeps and
Es ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
pAf returning every Monday BY. same route.
Fare TO Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fsston
Fare 10 81 Miohae's and Miles RiverirounS
Fare to West River, (round trip, siG..--... leo
Fare TO Annapoi. Ground TRIP rs centsl- Is
MEALS EXTRA.
TFIeisht must be prepaid.
Wharf and Office, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden.
baltimore. e. X. CANNON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19

u Our smiable young friend the Prince of
Wales, Is under hard drill at the Curragh In
no one single respect 10 iota of distinction as
20 drill OF camp duties made between him and
any other captain Of Q company. Wet or dry, hot
or cold, he has to tramp along whenever he II
ordered cut, and take his share of the fatigue and
roughing which long days drill so imPartialy
accords to all In every regiment, whether guards
o. line, officers or men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19

u Grenadines, oigaHdes, gGzss de SOLE aud
Chsmbery gauzcs are to be allowed 70 triumph
I'LL the end Of September. In the way Of nov
city charming new petticoat, called 1.-The milk
maid" Is mentioned by high authorities A
sweet walking dress is a robe Of organdi, having
TWELVE narrow tucks arranged above; q rather
wide hem at the bottom Of the skirt The ress
10 high-necked, the corsage descending to point,
and trimmed with graduating fill braces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19

IL The magnificent fountains In the Place de
le Concords In Paris were OF iron, and the water
which plays over them contains lime, which soon
coated them with deposit of sulphate Of lime.
This obscured all the rich details Of their orna-
mentation. These fountains have been taken
down, and layer ofcopper has been placed upon
them by the electrOtype process. This being
bronzed gives the iron fountains all the beauty Of
bronze az 1.-THE of the cost. About sixty tons of
sulphate Of copper have been used in the process
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19
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On and after MAY l6tn, 1881. the trai1a Will run
% follows, via:-Lesye Camden Station, Balti-
m more except Sund.yg st s 50 A. Ms Kx-
SOUTHWEST AND KoRTHMEsT WE'LL
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore ana Piedmont tafe thu A M
Tram; between Piedmont ana WheeIinr 10 a ~ a.
ec9mmodstlon Train. leaving Piedmont n S. % A.
~ ~ :; ana between Grafton and fsrkersburr, tafe
Inc FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
a. 80 4; "A; a1d Freaerick at6.SA A. M.
The ELLlCOTTS MI LIS 7 RAIN leave Bsl
tlmoIe a. 70 and SIS A. M. and Is and 20 p n :
and Ellieotts Mills at 7.4e and ll.s0 A. Al And
For further informaton, Tickets of evsrv hind
60, apply to j. T. ENGLAND Arenf - q. 49, ~.
station, or st the Ticket once. -
w. r. SMITH.
Il. ID. COLE, 6en'l Ticket Hsent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19

EEd A4dfsSAN VA sE 81 Troy S ,SSE 4,
And WEST, Tam issve :n TRAINS NokTH
E.pS5es: = s9d II = m. q :. m. and SIS
Troy and Albany fvithilo1 S = n fsupds -. 4,
sleeping carl lols m claaed}
m LIS p. m ~"
r. Pssss.ill train, go , m sNp m.
Ssns S..k uan, ~ IA. Us =. IA. and AS AID
Fishkill nsia. s.qlsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-19

Ut They have a story In Chicago about a
drunken captain who met private of his COM
pany in the same condition. Tue captain order
ed him to 'fhalt'' and endeavored in vain to
assume Arm position on mis- feet and to talk with
dtgnihsd severity, exclaimed-'PTivate Smith,
Tll give you III (hic) four 'elsc TO gissober in -
sight drunkarnism III give you III Eve O'Clock
TO gissobeT in.D