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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

n ORDER RECEIVED So, 900 WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing to purchase for California and Western
markets Furniture Carpets. Jewelry, &c. do not pre-
tend to oor nominal PRICES but guarantee to pay the
utmost value each article by calling or addressing
f. H., 10 Sixth avenue. second door above Waverley
place Ladies attended y Mrs. f. IL 1lf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

yJvANTED TO RUY, CHEAP FOP CASH-A SECOND
w hand Mcodspu Of abort four octavcs. Address
Perkins stern, 100 Roadway, basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

N BURKE, AUCTiONEER OFFICE 1856 BOWERY,
IL will sell this day, at o'clock, the stock and Fix
lures Of the Grocery and Liquor Store l78 East Twenty
fourth street. in lots to suit purchasers, and sold sacr
feed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

th1A REWARD LOST. on TUESDAY, AUGUST g.
DlO about half past s clock M., IN riding from
Tcnlh street ferry Third avenue and thence 10 Chat~
ham square Gold Hunting English Lever Watch Joseph
or more If asked will be paid to the finder, Benedcts
icwelry store corner OF Bayard and Bowery at Harr
,on s. Columbian Hotel, l79 Chatham square. N. B-No
ironbc--the money is there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

TIlO LET-A FINE, FOUR STORY HOUSE, SITUATED
Il N Second avenue between Fourth and NTH Streets
has bnc garden Will be let furnished unf0rnshed,
or furniture sold Apply for particulars to R., boz
| $50 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

NNORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
lN Carpets, Mirrors, &c.-M DOUGHTY, Aactioaeer,
will sell on Thursday August 8, at 10a O'clock at sales
So Nassau street general Of Household
Furniture OF family consisting Of Brussels and ingram
Carpets rosewood seven octave Pianoore, made by Gil
bert Of Boston, three solid rosewood framed arlor SUITS
covered ia br0catel; black walnut do, covered hair
cloth Pier and hantel Mirrors Library Bookcases
Bile top Centre Tables Extension Dining Tables Dress
&c The whole to be sold by virtue Of chatiel mort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

G HERiFF'S SALE READY MADE CLOTHING.
y Piece Goods. Furnishing Goods, &c.
CHAMBERS Il FAiRCtllLD, Arctoneers.
Saiesroom ii3 Nassau street,
Will, SELL Thursday, August s. at 10 O'Clock at store
116 Fulton street the entire stock theren contained Of
Ready Made Clothing, every variety for both summer
and winter wear Cioths;Cassiineres Linen Goods &c.
complete assortment Of Furnishing Goods together with
the Store Fixtures and Furniture
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

TWO LEr--A HANDSOME NEW HOUSE. HAS ALL
l. the modern improvements, with handsome gas Hx-
lures, nc Second noor occupied by three grown
sons, who are no trouble. win be let cheap. Carpets
and olcoth will he left desired. Inquire at 502
Second avcpne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07
HOUSES, RooMs. &c. To LETT.

A EXCELLENT DWELLING HOUSE TO IET--NO
"A 100 waverIey place, one door from Washington
square, has bath room, wash tubs and all the latest i'm
proyements, will be let low 10 good tenant Apply
>. n ISAAC 80 Washington square or No o Chambers
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES ANn
"A gentlemen having any cast of Clothing, Furniture,
Carpets and Jewery, will the highest price by
calling on or addressing A. HARRIS, 5Ss THIRD avenue
Ladies' TENDED to by Mrs. Harris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
&arMilnre.

E,NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
~ ilEyEE H. sl es.ss and sysos eo ale snd retail
b. s2i snd pwsrt Also, MAI TNsssES ssd PAitLAS5ES
WARAkA WARN NJ. zsi cassis..
FL Il I7 gaat doors cart of Brcadwsy.
E'fkST- CLASS ENAslEI.ED FURNITURE
II fha. Uecoeted and Grned eehd Walnut sod Osk Ses
''"'. - - 81 W FIsII Err 4 Co Msaufsc,,yers
No ssollC ipNAy,b E.sses 81 and Bond.s;a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
CtEPHALLC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

Ry bs ofhsss Pills the periodic attacks Of Nsrsssssr ~
Heoda1hs be prevented aud taken u tho eane5cceos
Of attack Immediate relief from palm and Sickness WIN %
obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Eausa and HsaSas~
10 which females subject
They act gently upon the bows-removing Cos,irsnea-
For L-arv Men, Strderf Delicate Females ard al persons
Of sedeatayv habits they valuable Lszar Improving
be appetite giving and vigOr to the digestive and
eig natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHAIC PILLS the result " long investigation
ard carefully conducted expemens having been many
ye during which time they have prevented and relieved
Of pain and suffering hesdaehe whether ors
pa in the system om dsrs.sed s.sis Of The
st0maeh ..tI..f fft
They entirely vegetable f. their eomposon. and may b
slen all times with perfect safety without nsins any change
Of dirt aad the absence q any dsGyrsas taste resSs''"ss
odzisis.er them 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFErTg
The senuns have I've signatures of HENRY C. SPALDINo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and al other Dealers In Medicines.
A Box viii DO sent by msil prepaid on rsceiptoi Lhe
PRICE rs CENTS.
Anorder should be sddre~sedto
HENRY q. SPALDTNG,
No. ~ Ceasr-st., NewYofk
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On SUBJECT Or kLAN ERY. To which Ia Gdded the
CONSTITUTIONS or THE UEIIED STATES A hAadsOale
p.mpalst- Price Is cents. sold By ,,, .,,,er,,
And Ii. DEXTER Co.
VI,dE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MARCH 9.
TUE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
ssss sspssin, fonOw1us:
L.LEADISG ARTICLES: Tbrt, -sIth Congress; Iii.
no.s; s:nns lSI OH The Apo.,s 70 ne Afdesaai
Lisoola's XddSe,.; whsro the Rs.pon.ihid,, he
seS..oi. .H' CSlSrsds % 1Se,sd. 1Dstois, Editoisl
Pusgspb.
n..REvlE" oF THE WEEK: oivins IN oOnasnsed
snd cobs ytcuoa. latest aid 40 baportsn,
Events that have F.D-pirsd IN 20. Tity uDa Suhors,
end 'hs United states Sandwich Islands, and Central
UI,.PoEfRY: "sonD.,.," "Ths Student"
Iv.FRom EUROPE
v..rEE rko-sLAyERY REBrLlioS' Summary Of
u..DggALLs og TIE FINAL VOTE IN THE
VI.,TTE NEW ADMINISTRATION: Inauguration Of
Iresid.nt Lincoln 1bs insogOfa Address ouiei
Good Order. kDthu4iaSrl
YIN, ,.ThIRTY SIXTH CONokf.3S-SPcoSD SRSsJoH
Pro~esdtass In the SsaAs- s,d boo'- Of Bep'.'so's
n..ExTR. SESSION OF The UNITED STATES
x..LATEsT Egws RECEIVED sY TRLEoRAru
From ws1hinsiOf-sTecis D'pscbcs to The N T.
Tribune; Tie kspsss Sufferers
M..FRoM CALIFORNIA: summary Of tne Lsses. News
ty toos Exprsss
nl.FKON TaE SOUTHERN REPgBLIo War C,Ose
XII m..PREslpEET LIscoLgs INAUGURAL Opinions
o. he iTess
xv..KEw PUBLICATIONS. The Diar1 of Geo. Wash
ington.
xv. .EI0uf-SOTES
xv1..THE CROPS.
<vI..AE LNGLIsHsiAN m SOUTH CARoLINA
XVII. THE STORY OF THE THREE WONDERFUL
OUMPAhIUhb: Bohemian FAIRY L~geDd
4h..THE RI0I,T WORD ~ flIE kIJHT fLACEt
speoca Of hT Wilkus5n Of Minnesots.
AA.'NE~-Y YORK LsoIsLArUREi Prooecdinzs In the
senate aid Assembly.
XXI POLITICAL
AxL..PERsoEAI
1KIlI. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
axV..riIE TRIbUNE FoA issi
xAyI. .AllsCELLANEoUa
XVII. MARRIAGES AND DgATTs
xxN III. COMMERCIAL Matters, Tna r.,.. - A.
Stpeb Aosasy Cotton, Grain "a Cs,fia MI ...
specially kepored fpu The n. Y. TriSnns '
fEkxs--szp per snaIn fkrss Copiss for g. Ton s s,s
T~sy CoItes sddress s2V aud exsr Co., ~
p~fsSo WHO forms the Club. ~ " ~
~ a Club Of ons Hanarsd ssnd Tb. Daily T.bpu.
Hx!s. e
siSGtz COPIES fer sale At tbs Pusicsasa Cfbs. THIs
hosNfN0. Prize ftvs Csnts.
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CEND for o CATALOGUE.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY:
GREAT SACRIFICE OF bOohs'
CLOSING OUT SALE


nrppy l. LACKS 5Ws PUBLICATIONS
The undersigned having purchased The entire 'GeI ~ usae % %
, firm f erb, Jaeks0n CtsI Tor cab only lhe-i enIe
remainder oemprtpe ioor- thsn ,,,,ro
-u,he ed,ioys the standard Briiish. French aud
.,,o,s In lue bnd H. Th offer remains spen of
'Ai" THikTi DAYS ONLY. .-..
A bs.. boobs will be reprinted by me. those wishing
). r their libraries the extraordinary discount gwen
M a pe cent less the regular retail ice invited 20
themselves pIe.ent opportunity available only un
~f' LESS THAN HALF PRICE
80 Books cold for IS 81
AlO Book sold for ~ so.
80 Books sod for ~ 90.
"a Books sold for 80 80
81 Bonks sold Cor ~ 90
Sc Books sold for 81 20.
S5 Books sold for 50 -.
~ book1 sold for 81 u.
R3 Books snid f1r 81 SO.
81 Books sold for so 81
8 j Books sold for so ~
Com pe eaAlosues with IeGAl and net pIee* hIs fe~dJ
Please call and examine tie stock. - -, n1opv
No 495 Broadway.
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Go ilJhcm II map gontern.

A Ill PARSONS having ANY c!am against the
~ estate Of George Vllrgi ds ssi ssreby no
I..e ps~sh s f0r teit.srete to- Ue House NO.
~ hr,tSray, 70 lANES 1iJfs, Ascutor.
Aarxl o. 1854 nj ia~eulFs
6uEALEE PROPOtAi,s Wiil be received by tie
- h,oi oee of the ss1 Ward hs Uac. he Clerk
4 tsc bol 1t EdgcsE q Graad sad E ts until
WEDNESDAY the f,rh II h0lch u-, 8, t. O'clock noon
fp ihn EEEtlI IDA Of u Wing to WARD stHQOLHOUA
~. g. o. sd We'd and ohr ysf hiolis al Eeva ng eat
Balaas tiga and spes.S-9s t'r "a, aig.ss,Ss be
us Beard ~ fdl sfion No - cosDytt Poposa sho, ia be-
add sssed Shei ohr., Of The l,ta WAd" ald bo Lecoaa
ut i4 ot tfs srd ar1rCv, Socuri.
ten TIE con'trt VIII b. iyscea o.lsr N oeins equal
tie oses. rrsD0nshln bloGsr od-iinS 4 ear, eretes
ticash he Sci epl Ocss the RAJ .,cl any un
the Pscf 1sAi osred d,@r.c &c efsst 10
Jtnl.S ksClsEhf !
JOHN n. REED, Conmit,xe
DAVID b JAG sony
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matebss, 9swelrp, Sc.
GREAT BARGAINS


JEWELRY.
Tho subscriber having been appointed Agent by Of ho
manufacturing jowery ss;sbshneJts ooantr
haVug hand winch they ere 10
rednce sIcrifce he Is ceiling tbsI sod md
Godpaed yeweY fer tho text s!SJ inners- rs,
duca Fbc sohsc bti having been IN te Jewery
hefe Tor the p.s Twenty-Five Y1rs the pubic dpend
every Article b-Ds precisely represented In eyeJ
This goods al well msde ebd Will give eusTs
tho purchaser. :
Mosaic lava Coal &c. Ear Rings aud Pins s6 ss canal
p1ee Fir -
Je. Cod scns Garnet sne Ru,ei and Pin eas
set: usual price Sid
Tu,ovoisr Cerbunos Molc and Lava EsrRugi and PM,
Mosaic Lava csbaaes Gsnet 60, EsRins, aad Pins
set, usual pire 80 r,,c,
se.i usual prics ha
Oval Band Bi see ,ess. 81 each; Usual price 63.
oval Band 6rsxlets, si each; usual yrioe 50
Richly Engraved sis Chased Fiat Bard bssces eta $T eson
nsusi price St, . -. 60. .,, 80
Chain Brreelets s2 esch, usph pr.ce s5
Chain tjr.c-le<s a eseb. ufpII pnf,o ~
O,ys Sud ara seeye-P u.onA +l cot, Wus prsco -
Cebnnce Enamel and Coral sesye-buitoni, al ses 7nA
Mt.o sseE.so4. Coral 0smet &C. eschi usual price 81
aud ali othsr kipor Of Js~riy equally low psicrk
ooe. by usl 10 OIL PATE ei te Uh'so eS
and Canaan feo of c. st.
Go C. ALIEN. Agen. i,r the Nsp 1ssctureD wholesale
ssd rss1 re- 45 bIosdwsy ono door oes's C-nsi-uees
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6nccial Notires.


A new Lecture by Jshn b. Goush:-Mr. 6oDoa "a
w. DE ESQ AY EVENING MKT, March l9 on ~ On iN'o
l>YIIiTNCE FOR coon OR EA liz" in relation 10 temper
M q Ii-Hss 50 1hoss who bay two OF hs ~
rp, M a wiz receive card en'i ng lady 10 months
a, ;n.iur 4 ine 0inan's Library. Tkeis ~ the a0ei VI
te- svcaisg Of sia rcta'e
Nineteepth Ward Republicans Association; "A
,r. meetips thi, As,oeizisn viii be Lvld on t1iipAi
kfESG, MlIch =, at oel eA st ne HeadqeNtet ehe o
81. $ sud 3d-Av. JOdN kAAN' rre'ioeh"
CooPsR
8. VI. VALENTINE,
Ara Mcc,ipg Of tae 4th Prcciuct Police, hed al
Ii. ,.A in tiossa thJkSDAX Mach T. lsei. Oncer
GEOR L w. PETTY called 10 the Chalr, snd Oheel
GEBNGC 81 4Ck -pph'ed secTe'sy. Tie following pro
smtia nns Resoiaiioas ere sdo ed; -
Hseeas TIE supenir aud u ny Rnlef OF hls seen t N
ks nr ire for among late nend ano
5-llow asaocisIs, SteI hen A. Lawrence. .
Resottd That deeply dHIi re his unt'' es
~ th.t IN uAay tT.its qusi les we VIII iss
anaoie associate eiie Officer "a rsd lena oiH
never shsaBk from the duties dsers incidr TO te
dEr o Ane efice-.
AZ, ICED That will held sacred place on reuorJs
sat the Of swrnce And hope when me es'
anpet Of the chagel sounds The knell Oi time s Dc 20
nre viii the riks sbOve 20 answer he ias' Io'
caM , -,
sesred That those resolutions be published in he daily
pupeEs- GEohSGE '" fE1ii Il NHA11N@"
tszoRsx BLACK, Secretary.
se. Iel.u,s Aiethodist Church, 4is nesI 6tAsy;
.ct,ne Tire Rev Dr. MITCiIELL viii prcsch THIS EVEN
"a nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

yShuaES SSs .iS S55kA e RAE 4 md yALgA
as histcCy, Bosfihy Voyages Isayes Posry IIrsi.
ssss fsgs.s siesi@s and husn s.d woIss fhlology
~ sho "a yci 15ooegy Botany. kbIsxfath
Es,ipsl hsasfsi' ETC. ioT oesy for cash by D, VI
sss. Ps " ~ Ierrs u s'sIis Lessui- hog7 Walk
eAnlP y pay Ieslsgs 'FT'~ 70
~i-' iV"" EIs por.sls floa ceu.s to S2o each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

MuLINERY.--sp B0NEETs, greatest
IVA RSrysius cssrsd i'e Bsnpsts At ~ .os n,:s ~
sns~ BoSnets. child,rn's Hats new !@s Isaac .uPrsD-
y. BJN,ss, Millinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

NRAND UNION PiS-0ne Of which wsn pre-
" .sn,sa and tirhy pprcv1 q y rrsaasn ths
"a s re ,i,pi.e m s had h pure eoid u WHITES hat
store under the huserm. Prize o.
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Ncw l1ublitations.

nAEIEL WEBSTER ON SLAVERY.
IL JUST PUBLISHED.
HsMARKS AND SPELCBES OF DANIEL WEBSTER
on TtfE SUBJECT Or sLAb Fry. To which Ia sdded The
CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED STATES. A hAadsoGe
pampalst- Price Is cents sold By , -
and II. DEXTER 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

Go fei.

VERY nent 2i-story COTTAGE, with Brick
~ Extension tIhs and ws,e and In good orer No iJy
West 3]th.st JAMES H. EDWARDS no. 27I West 2ad 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

business ROOMS to LET.
ID At No. G3 Fu.on.sl.. corner Ryde-ssley.
First clas budss eeent Light cheap rent responsible
tPuantp
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1861.
AmneeMeuts.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-NEW-Y YORK.
IN NOTIcE-Tho Opera clo.es hero TOMORROW, with
Grand Matinee The Company opens In Boston Monday.
1Hls EVENING. FRIDAY, March Q;
FAREWELL EI0HT OF THE OPERA
8Y GENERAL DEMAND
IN BALLO MAsCUERA, for tho lost iime
with CULHUN, HfNKLEY. Philips,
BklGNULi fERRl CULETri. DuBRECl.
BALLET DIVERT lSSEAEEr, AUZiOb OALlOp
An rckos Issued for "Wednesday are good for tonight
A CADEMY OF MUSIC, n. Y.-MATINEE.
IA SATURDAY March 8, AT ONE.
CLOSE OF TIE sEAeON.
MISS CLARA LOUISE kELLOGG
will appear Ia cha scter.
DonEeitis charming Opera,
LINDA Dl CHAh0CNl& ~
KELLOGG Linda PnlLLIf i ieolto'
RRIGNOLI...ss CaTio FEIRl.. Antonio
sTJSiN...... Prefe,to lDUbREUL ss hs'chese'
Tickets for sale nj oil he ticket oihcos today.
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF FMUSIC-OPERA:
ID NorIcE.-Ihe eluses pe4iissiy To-Aohho"
EVENINO The conlpany OPEN vn Monday Ia Boston.
TOMORROW, SATURDAY MARCH III. GRAND UALA
And posiyey las. hight 81 the Oters ees9n "a B2oAJH
EXTR aORDINARY PERFORMAECE--5 PRIME DONNIE.
.COLSUN lIINELEY, KELLOGG. and PHILLIPS.
NORMA ADD IuUULETlU.
The performances viii consist Of the eaiIe Opera Of
MISS HINKLEf..
$40 r"lo
SIC
Win conclude with the last act OF
MUOLETIO. -
MISS ,Choe
MISS
81 IUELLl. .Dnkr Of hsntus fERai........ k!goeo
Director aud CondscoE.. Ac%io
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ yoHH 1RnEavooD,
LAST DAY BIT ONE OF THAT
GREAT DIANA, THE WOMAN IN WHITE
II viii DO performed o. , ard bsA-pssi tbi, N.
LAST DAY But ONE OF
THE TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN
the nsos 1oIdrIiui curio.iiiss Ia the world
Last DAY But UhE ALSO
Of those extraordinary and singular noyelies the
LIVING ALbIkO FAMILY,
who, though born Of black parents, arc - -. -
WHITE AS SSUW, HAVE tUHE WHITE HAih,
and PINK EYES making them objects Of Interest " both
The curl aud scientific Both tresr wonders cioc trro
hibiion al the Husrum SATURDAY to noTrow a. they
20 fhlsdeiphiA m0ndsy. the llth
WHO WILL FAIL TO SEE ihoss three Novelties. shis
veek Tor the lime when either OF them aons Is worth
the pics of lition all and when in addition 70 be
teen those wonderful WIZ Animals, tho
PEklURMISG BEARS GRIZZLY BEARS, The GRf AT
MAMhO tH BEAR SAMSON. the GREAT LIVIru bLACk
SkA-LlUH, tLs Ainusiug aud curious WHAT Is III tho
Bio SNAKES GRAND AQuARIA. HAPPY FAMILY and
whole host Of other Wonders and CuIioe. which
nowhrr TO be found but a, BARSUhs MUSEUM. And yet
the price Of -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

BELLE vgayos Ohio. Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY c. SPALDiss, ESQ.
f-ae md ibelo,es tw for which send
other boz your Cephshs Fila Taep truly ls beat Pull
uiy,st A. sTOvER r. NJ,
Belle Vernon, Nyandos Co, q
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spHroK Cazkx, Huntington Co., Pa, Jan. 70, 1881
u. c. SPALpIgg. tN It-.
You win please send two boxes Of yoar Csphahs Pus
Send them Immediately
"'p' '' mo B. EIMONs.
r. ST. rsed box Of yoar Pls and hnd the ezs
Leaf ..E
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From The Examiner. Norfolk Va
Cephsc ps accomplish object for which ;hcy wcsensoos
viz: urc Of Headache III all its fosnis.
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BkJNIIIIiIS 6,,L,E rnRoAI. hoRsESEeo. LfC
CIcyEsn L"3eIs iub Speakers and ,inse'A WIZ ma
tbes< ffcches of gres ber EFT sfe of before spesAns
Cold in ls bead they give almost ineal>e
peii.f Price z SsD;s boz.
hiSHTONs corner Of broadway Bs'cay, and lanai s's
Ask ioT tushson's l3cent Irochcs 20 tIy tht IL
ORA Powell &, Phillips be consn:ea OIL al Disease,
of ,- "a. and ST. 81 aud Sn ica ca'.s generally a.
ali houis a. teiI Offices NO az Broad n-sf lEIht
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5alco bp anrtioH.

GEo. A. La,virT, A1csionsnr
QY GEO. A. LEAVIrr d ,o.-TRde Sale
- Rooms Eos 81 ard ~ nsrosr for the .se of Books
Stationary, Weiks ol AEt Celssunients solicited
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ECONOMY! DlsrArCH! -
Gy-' srsrcH N JinE SAVES EisxD 49, - ftr
AsaeeslsS r hap7ss Ss rr,si1sed 5sasjies y ~
psiins tuni,sss Tg}s S,sshe.s A. ,x,rx eso 5lsa
s.ALIlNGS fkEPAREp GLUE sse.s ts.aea
al spnh eefgneie-. AID heasehed so1d 70 ~
whossh AZ, read, ard e ss sss.iag psinI 30 20
~ IA Brrsh accompanied cash Scnh Pre-, Is csals
AddIess HENRY e. ePALpiNtl .,--..F.'s
$50 -. h3k No. - Csdssst., New Yok. " a 4
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-16
THE EVENING STAR.
The Rising In East reun..see

Ia the general rejoicings over the success Of
our troops at Port Royal, blow equally dis
nstrous TO the insurgents is likely to be over
looked. The burning Of certain bridges on the
line Of the Yirginis and East Tennessee Rail
road, which was announced by telegraph on
Tuesday evening, 10 one Of the most important
events Of the war. These bridges were married
by Union men az the commencement Of the
war; and II was proposed to destroy them some
three months ago. Several eminent East Ten
nesseesns ssme on to Washington at that time
and laid their plans before Generals Scott and
Mcclellan.
After consultation, ii was determined that
the bridges should be untouched until the
army In Kentucky, then just gathering secrete-
ly, under orders Of General Anderson, should
be prepared for offensive movements; in order
that the march into Eastern Tennessee might
road communication with that region were
suddenly cut OF. To have broken the bridges
before would have only had the effect Of put
ting the insurgents on their guard and giving
them time for repairs
If the reader will examine map Of the
southern states he will perceive that the Vir.
zinia and Tennessee Railroad ID the great
through line, connecting the South Southwest
With Virginia Its eastern terminus Is Lynch
burg. from which point railroads radlste to
Richmond. Fairfax, Manassas, Sc. From its
Western terminus other roads connect with
Memphis, with New Orleans, with Atlanta,
Georgia, and Montgomery, Alabama.
Over this line one hundred thousand insur-
gent soldiers have been brought into Virginia,
snd by this way nearly all their supplies have
reached them frcm the Southwest. To cut it
Of was TO cut OF the most vital communications
Of the insurgents; aud that this has been
thoroughly done We have the best reason to
know. Nearly three months ago enc Of the
leading Unionists Of East Tennessee described
70 ne the bridges to be destroyed.
The most important of these is Of great
length, and would require at least six months
for even temporary reconstruction; two Others
Of less extent, but also Of difficult construs
ton and to destroy all three, as has been dons
Is TO cut of the insurgents from their line oil
retreat, and to gain a width of about one hun
dTsd miles Of country for the operations Of oul
armies. Within this space the population
- mainly loyal, and ready to Join our arm
-whonever We can supply them with powder, o
which the insurgents carefully robbed then
three months ago.
We trust 20 zee Gen. Buell. at once follow u,
the victory which the gallant Nelson gained
and push his army past to Cumberland Cal
Into Eastern Tennessee and Northern @ Georgia
N. Y. Posi-