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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13

TALKING AND WRITiNG.--A man never
knows what no has read until he has eth
or talked or written about it. Talking and
writing arc digestive processes which arc
absolutely necessary 20 the mental consli-
tuition OF theman who dovours many books
But it is not every man that can talk
Talking implies, first Of all, q readiness Oh
the part Of the speaker, and next, a SYM
pathetic listener. 1t tx, therefore, n digcs-
tive process, the most difficult, If it is the
most rapid in It's operation. Writing is
different affair; n man may take his time
TO 1t, and not require a reader; lie can be
his own reader. ]; is an easier, although
more formal, process of digestion, than
talking. 1t is in everybody's power; and
everybody who reads much, makes more
or less use OF It, because, MS Bacon says, if
he does not write, then ho ought to have
extraordinary faculties 10 compensate for
such neglect. 10 is in this view that we
are to understand the complaint of well
known author, that he was ignorant'of n
certain subject, and the means by which
he was to dispel his ignorance, namely.
y "'''''D va ~ IL - III lUlh Wow IllHL
the monltorial system Of instruction has
its great vaIuc--to TIE monitors Il is tho
best SOFT Of teaching. It's froia the same
point Of Wow that Sir William Hamilton
used to lament the dccay Of teaching, MS n
part OF the education Of students nj tho
universities. In the oldcn time IL WINS
necessary TO the obtaining Of degree, that
the graduate should give evidence Of his
capacity rs teacher and in the very titles
ct his degree, ~ magisicr and doctor lac
was designated teacher. A ,nan never
knows anything, Sir William used TO say,
until he has taught It some way or other
it may be orally, il may be by writing
book. Il is grand truth, and points a
line moral. knowledge is knowledge, say
the philosophers; it is prccicus for is own
sake--it II sn end to Itself. But nature
says the opposite. knowledge is not
knowledge. Autil We use Il; It il not ours
until We have brought It under the com
mand OF tho social faculty, speech we
exist for society and knowledge Is null un
I'll Its expression, and ia ~ doing mako it
over to social ins:inct.-Bdck,r2Dd.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13

turned the other, pointing 10 the bullet
hole in his hat. "But il il not the first
time that fortune has proved friendly to
me-"
"Woll, who are you ?" at length dcman-
ded the other.
"My name Is Vipocoi"
"Great heavens the Partisan detective |
! might have known that il would be all
up with nus when you were pitled against
me"
"Yes; business ut thu metropolis being
rather duh, and having some rumors Of
your doings thought would take trip
out here, if only for the good of my health.
But It is growing late, and you must be
moving"
"Wherc must i co."
40 the gallo@s, in the end" was the
cool reply "but at present to the Jail at
P"
"To the gallowsl returned the other
ierccly. Never Any death but that :"
The detective lcvelcd his pistol ut the
charcoal burners head, exclaiming:
"iou shall have bullet through your
head, If you prefer it! !"
The othcr duckcd his head, in expccta-
ton of the shot, aud then made dcsper-
atc spring Mt the detective The Inter-
however, was in no hurry to fire. and cool
y awaited the Others attack. Tho char
coal burner era ped the rrins with his left
hand, and with his right cndravorcd to
grasp the pistol. The detective, however,
caught his right hand with his own left,
and holding it up with an iron grasp, pnss-
ed his right hand under, mill his pistol
pressed against the Others forehead, when
he fired. The other relaxed his hold, and
with terrible cry, fell back n corpse.
The detective having accomplished the
purpose Of lia visit, did not delay his re-
turn TO Paris, but having explained the
whole affair 10 the proper authorities at
p, h"d,par'rd. Aud thus The earth was
ridden Of two ~ great monsters in hmnaii
form M ever lived.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13
u j ELUTCEIlNIS

A TTORNEY hNDCOjNSE.LORAT LAW
a md .Ju.'icr of tho Pace, Alexandria, I'.
~ Onic,. Oh Second Slr''., in the rcar Of the
NV Cunrt lluusc aug Fly.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-04-13
An ILnINols MAnnAan CnnrlgIcA

AN ILLINOIS MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
"A correspondent Of the New FORK Spir;t
Of tie Times. writing from Coppcras Pre-
cinct, Illinois give. lie following ~ mnorg
the erich ones which lis researches
among the lcgaI records have brought to
light. We give his own lsnguago:
Examining a land title, the other day
which involved question Of I,"itinac, .
stumbled upon the FLOWING mairingo
certificate, which j. decidedly too good to
be lost, and IL literally bona Gdc. The
marriage, Of @hich this IT, the Only legal
evidence, took place in Coppcras Precinct
in this county, or rather in the primitive
times, and the maSiftrato ought 10 be- i'm.
mortalizcd, whether he ever gets h.a com
mission or not. Tho certificate Is in 'hrsc
words:
.Slaic If Winoics, Pcorja CopalB So.
To all world, Greeting Know yc that
John Smith and pc2"y Mons Is hereby
certified to 20 together AMI DO as oil folk
does, anywhere inside crppuas precinct
and when my commission comes | am f.
marry en- good, ana dat' o.a b.cl. 70 IyE!
ACCIDENTS. t---Ni ----E5----
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22
CONGREGATIONAL.

sESArx-After our report closed yesterday
On motion Of Mr.. Bright, the senate went into
executive session, and after some time spent
therein, the doors were opened and the Senate
bill, and after the adoption II certain amend
ments, took a recess until o'clocf; when the
Senate was addressed by Mr. Wilson, and then
adjourned until to-day at II O'Clock.
HousK.-when our report closed, the House
had under consideration Mr.. Stantons Army bill.
After speeches from Mr. Bocock, Of Va, and Mr.
Howard, Of Mich the further consideration Of
the bill was postponed till Monday next.
The special order, being the report Of the Com
mittee Of Thirty three was next called up.
Mr. Barrett, Of Mo addressed the House, con-
demning the republican party, but protesting
against secession as unjust to the Border States
On motion of Mr. Stanton, the House went into
Committee of tue Whole (Mr. Bocock, Of Va, In
the chair,) and took up the Oregon war debt bin,
and after some time spent therein, the committee
rose and the House adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22
Items TeIegraphed from Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2l.-Oficial advices were
received to-day from Fort Sumter, but nothing of
especial interest is therein mentioned. 1t appears
however, that the garrison Is in want Of money
but there is no convenient means by which the
Government can supply this demand
The Senate to-day went into executive session
by the casting vote OF the Vice President. large
number Of nominations to which no objections
were made, including promotions In the Army
and Navy. and deputy postmasters, were con
frmed. Also that Of Representative Niblack, of
Indiana, as Chief Justice of Nebraska.
A motion was made to take up the nomination
Of Judg Black as Associate Justice Of the Sn-
preme Court, but this disagreed to by three or
four majority, while several who are opposed to
ton. similar course was pursued in relation
to that Of John Petit, as District Judge Of Kan
sas.
Ii Is the opinion Of some of the Senators that
these will be no more Executive sessions during
the remainder of the term of the present Admin
istraton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

CAPT. MIXES AT HIS OLD Posr AsAIN.-The fol-
lowing orders are Of interest to our citizens
ENGINEER's DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, Feb 81, 1861.
Capt. NJ. C. Msigs, Corps Of Engineers,
WdShiH gtoH, ID. C:
Captain: BY direction of the Secretary Of War
you are assigned to the charge of the completion
of the Washington Aqueduct, and you will enter
Morton thereffom.
Lieut.. Morton hes been instructed to deposit all
funds in his bands belonging to the Aqueduct
with the Treasurer Of the United States to the
credit Of the appropriation aud to send the re-
cept therefor to this Office with his final accounts
Very respectfully, Captain, your most obedient,
JOSEPH G. TOTEM,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Col. OF Engineers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22
FRIDAY. Februarv -.

SKNATK-After the presentation and reference
Of sundry petitions, and the passage Of several
private bills, the post route bill was taken up,
and
Mr.. Latham addressed the Senate In opposition
to the motioRof his colleague for Committee Of
Conference, contending S50O,0OO was a sufficient
sum for the overland daily mail.
Mr. Gwin replied, urging the necessity Of the
Senate insisting on its amendment; claiming that
the House amendment would endanger the meas
ure.
At half past -, the bill authorizing payment for
the suppression Of Indian hostilites In California
(being the special order) was taken up.
Mr.. Latham spoke in favor Of Its passage.
Mr.. King opposed the bill, claiming 1t was not
sufficiently guarded.
Mr.. Baker addressed the Senate earnestly in
favor of the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

OBSTRUCTION OF CHARLESTON HARBoR-A late
letter from Charleston SAYS zone sad accident has
been the result Of the foolishness of the State in
putting out all the lights at the entrance of the
harbor. The brig James Madison from Aitakap
with cargo of sugar and molasses, bound for
baltimore, in attempting to make this barbor on
the night Of the 18th instant, in distress but not
seeing any lights, got among the breakers struck,
and soon went TO pieces. The captain and four
men were lost, only one man being saved The
harbor IL so difficult to enter that OF the good
that come here are shipped by the way Of Savan-
nah, as insurance cannot be effected Oh goods
shipped directly here -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

THx OLD RATS sSusLY EsscoscIse THrn-
sELyEs IN fHs NEW CHEEsE ,-washington CITY,
snickered outright this morning, on the appear
snce Of The telegraphic dispatch announcing tha,
no other than Mr.. Philip C. Clayton of Georyi.
had been elected Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury Of the Government Of the southern oligarchv
of the Gulf States. "ls II there ye are, old true
penny"
Yesterday evening brought us q similar tel.
sgrsm announcing the appointment of q lot Of
similar old rass-cfhcial-who have absouatula,ed
from the shell Of the old cheese here and else
where-for they had fairly eaten out oil the a..
side, ere seeking burrows In the new one-,o
places In the Southern Cabinet; and others saving
hat Mr.. Keitt Il 10 have the mission to spain a,
eliden the French mission be couidn9 get u,d,r
the Government Of the United States, II viii b,
remembered, and Mr.. Yancey some European
mission or other.
How plain do such appointments show that
tnese disunion computations usurped the govern.
ment Of the Gulf States only to the end Of keeping
thtif hold on place and power somehow and
somewhere, IL having become certain. bsyond
Pefadvenrure, that In the turn Of the political
We, the people Of the pnlted States had dscseed
'' ''s0'es nom shsir jay elacisl Positions'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

>,-."A0as EYa DAD DENTIsTRY -aI Newa,L
list named Russell, for improper dentistry. THE
Judge stated, as principle Of common law and
common reason, that any person claiming to prac-
nee any trade or profession Is RESPONSE
bic for failure to exercise sufficient sk I'M in The
prosecution Of his business 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

HE FLoArINs BATTERY.-The Augusta (Ga }
Constitutionalist Of Tuesday, contains the foIou,
Ing special dispatch, dated Charleston, Feb. IS =.
The floating battery IL nearly completed, and
VIII be launched tomorrow at O'Clock II is
said TO be very complete work Of its kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

ID The ex-Duke Of NJ odena recently ami ounced
to his little band Of troops at Bassano that he
would soon need their services for reenteriDg his
former dukedom He distributed arms to them
to be used for that purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22
PerS0naI-

49, Major Selden, U. s. A; Capt. F. ID. CAL
lender, U. 8. A; DIR. Jarvis, U. s. A, and lady;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

The PEACE CoNvENrIoN.-As anticf pated In
yesterdays Ssar, to-day has been fxed ON 10,
commencing-in the Peace Conyention-to vo,.
upon the various propositions for settlement he.
fore them AT p. m. to-day, all general debate
closed, In pursuance Of a resolution adopted yes.
terday, and amendments commenced to he nro-
posed, discussed In five minutes speeches and
voted on. Probably fifty Of such propositions are
10 oe 80 disposed OF ere they can come to a fnal
'o'e. tnat De not arrived at before Monday
ext,which 10 notimpossible we should not he am
Prised to ind the majority In favor Of an entirely
satisfactory settlement to the border State. over,
whelming-thirteen States to seven; the l,t,e,
being all States far north of the border n The
vote be taken to-day, the majority will he
less, doubtless. We are very sure that the in.
nuence OF the President elect will be exerted
earnestly to procure a report, such as indicated
above, from the moment he reaches this CITY: and
doubt not that its power will be shown conclu-
sveiy, In the final determination of the Conven
ZION II that be postponed until Monday next
we can now confidently assure the public that
come what will. the Convention will make a,,
port on which all the border slaveholdinp State.
Will at once take their stand for the Union, and
under such circumstances as will INSTANTLY fo,c.
upon the public mind North, South, Eas.. ana
West, the irresistible conclusion that in due tims
the recommendations Of that report will be in
corporated into the law Of the land-ccns,it,.
tional and statutory, As that (he report) may sug
gest.
P.S.-some time since the opponents Of any
compounds sent to Kansas to secure the stt~nd-
nice OF delegates who, they hoped, would act
with them.
To-day, Kansas delegate appeared, asking ad-
mission.
II being suspected that In getting him here the
Contemporaries men have caught tartar. they
were opposing his admission 10 take part in the
remaining proceedings Of the Convention, az we
60 70 press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

nT ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS All
~ those voters In The district of Columbia who
eit here TO vote 10 either Of the states and speId
upe and money IN the Repub ican ceuse with lin
coin and Hamin for its standard bearers. abont
wnose hdsty 10 the cause there is no canse of dir
ppte are respectfully invited to meet at GearhaIt;s
note on street, ne1tSsTUh DAY ENINC
81 O'Clock, to take measures with view h. m. ,oL
In p, ooesson on the day Of the inauguration, with
an appropriate badge OF design that their nun
bers and States may / o known to Ali and avs,x r
BODY 70 pTepsrs for the Insu, uraiion ball and 2r
other prudent and proper purposes " ioi
All those in cffice or no are anrions IN -, :;
who can show no sterling evidence Of theIrSsyn
compish their Eleventh hour desires throueb n,ff;
eodt lafKsscs, need not attempt to attend the
ing for they viii be spotted, every man of them
10 - ST. SAM STRONG
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FUTURE DAYS.

E0R SALE.-The BUTCHER STALL No.
u -, lately occupied by Il. G. Shoemaker IN the
Northern Liberty Market, will be sold 20 the high
est bidder for cash on MONDAY MORNING
70 q st T. A. BROWN, Clerk.
BY WALL BARNARD. Auctionesrs,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, AND STOCK OF
- FANCY oooDs AT hUcIIoN-Oa MONDAY
MORNlNG, February Is, oommenoiBg ~ 10 20 n,
We VIII sell et the sire scd rssldenoe Of 8. sam
sias, agent, his entire Household Effects, tuch as-
Mahogany SVfss and Chairs, Piano,
Brussels and OF her Carpeu,
Bureant, Tables, large MIrrcr,
Kitchen Fsrnlt-r..
Lsrre stock Of Fancy Goods and Millinery GooSs,
Houery, ass Cases, 60
Witt many other goocs pot here mentioned.
caie pfsltlvs. Terms each.
fell a WALL a BARNARD. Auots
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneers.
A DMINISTRATOR's SALE OF HOUSE
DYER, Se.-Sn " : b d f MoRN1lNsss G IKE
1oth instant, at 10 O'Clock, bv virtue Of order OF
the Orphens' Court, will offer for sale az public
auction, At the late residence Of James Sibley de-
ceeeeo SITUATED near the corner IF 10Th and sts,
IL the FIrst Ward, al the FURNITURE, 6oods and
Household fleets Of the said SIbley, Decreased,
MIL Implements, Bone Dust, &e.
Ard on MONDAY, the 18th instant, az 10 o'clook.
az Pearso,,s Mill. In tie County Of washington,
&c AN MIL implements, quantity Of Bone
Terms: So, cash; over that amount, |. cred,t NJ
80 days. for approved endorsed notes, bearing In.
tereet JOHN SHELLEY, Administrator
felb WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22
WE OPEN THIS DAY Our usual asso,tus,
w of
GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS.

Silk, Wool, ard G.uzs and NIsriuo Under
Also. KID and Tbrses ;siassa .eat variety,
Castor and Buck DO,
Buck GanBtlets,
Canes and Umbrellas,
Gents Neck Ties and Scsrfs,
Perfumery, &c.
buylng as usual exclusively for cash. "a oara, III
newest ana best goods at the lowest prices az
q. 90 q, -. SfEVENs,
10 ~ Of salesroom, Brown 8 Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK.
Lf STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVE,
IT'S THE BEST DOLLAR WEEKLY INTHE
WORLD.
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS is UNEQUAL
LED!
ITS GENERAL NEWS Is UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY.
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRIED TINES ITS YEARLY COST.
IT'S HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TIMES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The Number for tits Week, to be out ON FRI
day Horning-priee Three Cents-tciX
be a remarkably interesting one.
Every Person at a distance ,cho rcould keen
Posted ruth reference to uchat as really
gong on here az these interest
ing times should reoeiue IL
regularly.
OFFICE
AND SUBSCRIBE FOR 1T.
feb 2l-3t
Two HoUsEKEEPERs.-we haveiu.t eoeived
TED n the mi, S0McEaSTRA
suosltuts for yeast and yeast pow isrs 6sretoiors
uf fsa cor. p, sssS !, B .gS
FAMILY BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
We have still on hand good assortment of the
cash x ), r.v,o. . u,,Ton,sn.
TEE. . AM aIsIs AN n. ALMANAC FOR 1861.
r EIs,s yessr. aes rossI ~ oGyer '' wendell
h Ts sSis Emo, 9th; pr,os al.75 BY mail.
faE L 'ef Ell
S fSBEs. sGkAsEE s N6SsBhss' LAWN
other Goods Of assor tp pou Ws PNs
at ss cost Our ITO Is large and we'll assorted In
fs2l TAYLOR HuTcarsoN.
InE STEAMER G2 agMxs coLLYER will
SEA sssI e. ss "a 81. 4 3 osisss
m on raesdays' Thu,:dr M;I AID sss:awEqsya.
MoIE:.AIl persons Wishing Mount Vernon By
icno are expected 70 pay IS cents each on entering
'n e is5orna' for the benefit of the A'sOOiatOn
GREAT BARGAINS IN GOOD SECOND
hANpPlANuS. Aleo, new Pianos al prices
70 SUIT me times. Cali and e, ,su, p,,,s
1sl2 300 Pa sy.. bet. 9Th and 10Th sis
II ONE PRICE ONLY!
- LAYING on hand . very heavy stock Of DRESS
c.sh ~ wlil oyer the same very cheap for
$50 K. Q. STEVENS. sss Pa az,
noH-a between oh end 10th sts.
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WHAT THE LADIES WANT TO KNOW.

Where they c,n bur Jouvan's Kid Gloves. vhi,~
ee1sok, and colored, 90 IS cts good quality Kid
6loses. S!h, 20, and gu ots; bsst KID CiauntIsts
81; best French Corseas, Si IS; al The best ess'
itlss OF English ard Gefma Hosiery, for isdies
OF al 81 xss and qualities; Linen Gambia 49,
se e6dHSnse: a. IS cts: Per dozeP hne embrode1ed
Bonnet Ribbons, ct haf price; 81 sck I.nce F.iSs
s si Neis, az low prices; silk Robes and Fancy
snns nan Prlce; all yoolen Dress Goods, al
tioaks and shaws, all SCI ing et reduced prices. AZ
s23t south side y Pa. az, BET etS and nj .,.-
10 ~ Lot New Iron BuilGings
E0R SALE-A FAMILY OF SERVANTS.
q I'VE IN lumber. VIZ: first rate Cook and
as cook. preserver, pastry maker &c A t;irI ~
u yesrs, likely, smart, and very useful 90 nurse
ma thres soys, Il y, and years old Respectively
are one t.m,ly Any gentleman desiring 70 poToksse
such 1nils OF servants will please address a note
% A. r @, star Once, and the advertiser viii can
On MIN. fe le-lV
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The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY .............. February %, 1851.

IL The new Dollar Weekly Star, fsller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, is now our counter ready for
delivery to the public Embraced In Its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
The Mayfeld Mystery thrilling tale; James
Valentne-good for February; How the Detec-
tives were Outwitted; Hydraulic Mining in
California; Conspiracy Against the Capital;
Gov Hicks Testimony before the Investigating
Committee; Maryland Convention, &c;
London Times on Secession; Address OF President
Janntv before the Virginia Convention; Portrait
Of Count Cavour; Correspondence from Penfa-
cola; Route and Speeches of the President Elect
Insug uration of the President and Vice President
Of the Southern confederacy; Presentation OF
Colors at the Smithsonian; Montgomery Con-
gress; Lectures at the Smithsonian; Inaugural
ton Ball, &C., &c;
Editorials upon the National Difficulties; Latest
Telegrephic Dispatches from all parts Of the
country; Full reports Of the proceedings in Con-
gress, Supreme Court, Peace Convention, Mil
itary meetings, Associations, &c; Agricultural
and Horticultural Correspondence and Miscel-
lany; Recipes for the Household and Workshop,
&c, &C., together with several columns Of Mis-
cellaneous items, Local news, Prose, Poetry,
Fun and Frolic.
This In just the paper above all others for per.
sons soiourning in the National Metropolis to
send 10 their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or s1.oO per annun; postage
prepaid by stamps when 80 arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

~ClTY HALL, FEBRUARY rH-The Asses
QS sors having finished their annual assess
their room, City Hslll daily, as a Board Of Ap-
ais, from The 10th 70 the 26th of February ipolu-
Iecaons In over assessment as they may deem neo
fs SD GEO THos. STEWART SEQ.
uy you going You Seem TO be m a great bur
80 am. am going 70 SMITHS, No $50
seventh street. 70 buy suit OF Clothes. The peo-
PIE say he has very NICE assortment, and they say
ne sells them SO Cheap" Note.-The Last We saw
einsing out SMITH, No. 46O" fs s-Sv
0~THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS
S yll be holden every day this week in the
English Lutheran Church, corner Of 18th and
one hour. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

hereafter be snnounced ~" VIM
Gentlemen desiIlng invitations for Ladies, will
2Lease leave their name and address at Gautier's
Phlp Solomon'r, or Stevens Fin -pishing STORE
SnsbscrIPtions received at these p sces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22

WORSHIP AT THE CAPITOL.-Bv
~ divine perrnissiOn the Rev. THUs. Ii. Srock,
~ vi, preach IN the Representa- ves' Hall on
hymn books used. fs % o ai ~
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inauguration Ball.
fuckers COIFFUREs
AND

GARNITURES
ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE
COMING BALL.
75e BROADWAY,
fe H-lot NEW YORK.
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1FNOfiCE.-On THURSDAY, February 2Ist.
u~S she organic stol of a Cavalry COTps wns
bla Cavalry" Tao Ofiosrs ara: N"
CaPfaln-ALLsN DoDGE.
Isl Lent naat-WM Hickey, Jr..
Ss1 90 VIZ II. WILLIAMS,
do. ". BOYD BROOKS,
Ensign-JAMEs r.. BHlLL
Quartermaster-JoHNE f. ZACH.
Surgeon-N. GRAY PALMER
~, RI, ano al Secretsry-CHAs. b. MAuRy
., me COMPANY 10 composed of members within
by order:
Re y Sts mo uIruHxr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-22
UNION
INAU URATI0N BALL.
MARCH Z, 1861.
MANAGERS.

MANAGERS.
Hon A Black, Secretary Of state,
Hon A Dix, Secretary ofthe Treasury,
Hon & nj stanton, Attorney General.
Hon Horat o King, Postmaster General.