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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

The well. known publisher of Lelpsic,
Bernhard Tanchnitz, has just received from
English publications, the title of Baron for
himself and his direct descendants. /.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-19

The most valuable work in Baron Hum
boidtS library is thought 20 be a copy Of the
ChdleogTaphis dd Louvre in eighty volumes,
containing about 800 engrayings, presented
20 HurnbOldt BY Louis Philippe.
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Resumption OF Specie Payment by the
Philadelphia Banks.
PHILADELPHIA, March ls.-Ths Banks in
this city have resumed Specie payment to-
daY I"H SO ll.H .i0uHN : ~ f.lHI .
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A young girl, while knitting at friend
house at Poughkeepsie, on Tuesday after
noon, threw her head back and instantly ex-
Pired, without groan. p1a3da aInol I
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zee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

No. e3 West Fourth-st.,
NOW SELL AHANDsOETF $50 IOCRs
~ STIfOH FAMIUY SEWING M fAOHTNH for
$40 heavier Wach Ines, for cloth and leather WaF.
a. S50, sS5 and 500. ~
These Machines work on an entirely NEW PRTW-
0iPbB, and are highly recommended BY all who
use them, es being mu1h Hunorior 20 the odd olasg
OF Shuttle Machines Bemmers and Binders "a
EXTRA We also manufacture and sell Che celebrated
"sLoAT ELLIPTIpr sEWIKe-sIAOHINEs,
Which make the stitch alike on both sides, ena
which combioe every good quality and advantaee
Ct all other Machines without their ohjoctionablo
FEATURES Hemmers, turning all widths Of homa
end oFer-goams. gmple and easily managed, are
given with each Machine. Prices from $50 q
&I25. Warranted for three years. and safisfA0-
tion guaranteed in all cages. Also, the Sloat Shut
tie Machine-price $50. VIZ n 7FTlTT
Agents wanted Address
UNION MANUFACfURING COMPANY,
fele 63 West Fourth. 81 !, Cincinpati, ohso,
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Wednesday svOning, March 20,
GRAND OPRRAFIC CONCERT
PARLoR GROVE.

ITO PICNIC PART1BS 8 AND PLEAS
h Uhk-ShEKERS.-Th Those beautiful and favor
itS grounds, known as the Parlur Grove" are now
being improved for the coming season, in such
manner rs to render them, beyond all com parison,
fhe most conveniebt and attractive summer resort
la the neiphborhood of Cincinnati. The proprie-
tors are deieImined To- spare no expense in making
the "GroNe" all that the most fastidious pleasure.
seeker can desire splendid platform for dancing,
forty feet by eighty o new Wchestra; seats and
tables every convenient position a handsome
fefreshment room, iu which those who do not like
the trouble Of taking baskets with them, Sit
down TO n CON Portable meal at a moderate charge
a safe place 10 which % deposit baskets, Swings,
etc, among thE Inducements held out to those
who wish to spend summers day in the woods,
and enjoy at the came time such convenieneeS as
can not be obtained elsewhere The proprietors
reserve to themselves-t tho privilege Of selling re.
fresbments The grounds, (which right they will
be willing to pay at the nsual rate, No spritous
liquors Will be permit, to be sold on tho grounds,
upon any pTetense whatever. To religious ceties
and schools Vho may not require the use of the
platform, reduction will be made. The propre-
tors will spare no pa'nsto secure for Parlor Grove
a high reputation for respectability and orderly
management Fer terms and all arrangements,
apply, Wednesdays and Saturdays, till 2 p. n, at
90 Mains or by letter to 'Parlor Grove, Delhi,
Hamilton County mhS X
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sbR5
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES |

HAVE 0PENBD A CENTRAL sAERs-
- ROOM for the West in the new Commercial
Buiiaing, 70 164 RAoE-sT., three doors from
These Bachinss hare no rival. They combine
cheaPDesH and exceliep with simplicity. durnbil-
preached by any others. f "a Il rIIIIff
They dem nstTate that as good machines can be
made for S25 have herr lof0re been sold for fTB
Our machines range from s25 70 ss7, according e.
Be ing n ine our s2i style Is just as good and
reliable as the more expensive ones, and better can
not be made by any bodYg f-f-f.. - ..f tltf II
Families and dealers are requested to call aud test
our machines, which are warranted and kopf In
repair for one year free o. charge Terms CASH
Agents Wanted throue hest the West and South
mh6-cm ~ WILLIAMS g ORTIS.
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.T KInGsBURY, PROFRssOR OF

~ The UulIHI unu FIWIus - -
ResideDce-443 ThiId.st Cincinnati.
Orders lett at the Music-stores OF A. q. Peters &
Bro, % West Fourth ST., and J. Church, ir, No.
GO West fourth-st., VIII meet with immediate
attention. H NWf N milk
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w MS Sc OR WIS.,
Manufacturers Of the Celebrated Double.thrssa
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Att0rney at Law
49,. NO. MASONIC TEMPLE, IS
n. E. oor. Third and VVaInut-sts.
Ha ffe28 cm1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

SHEHFF'S SAi.E--ssy slrrae q Neaalsioua
, Nkkponas kKec1iea ard one order q sAIe i<s1ed
Irosl t~ 20 Circu.i Csas q nie dircctrd and de-
.ircret. cue - t4rV1 81 is illian =. NcKecn afd
e<slnst NsieT = CoePer sfsl Clemenilne Cooper nd
Ia favor 81 John N.aor AID Alexander II. Andsr-
All assinst " alter :. Cooper. Nlnisza Is1rhan
al Csil.lfa A. Rstls. efersst e seli tt follow
10 described Real isfa;r, situated IA Niee ocunfy.
tnf ma. ta-wil
e.,lth hAll q - il.lraser t~esfv- four -
ard an 81 lcf naree~- f--lsy shree ti - fsr-.es
sob IL sou e Fart = rs nlsfF threc -. fee s.
= ~ a - ske n<~tA ssasrtss x - s~ctioe
t.easy-~rv~n = te~rusasir twelve IL roth -
rsn<e nine n uest ndi1a1itz the eiiy e Tefre
Hate. NiFo cear.ty. lnsiians. aaa g
SNTrEpNY. SovEui.1tt sth. Isl.
wltha ne ieral heag- ~ ssld dsy. II TIE Ctutt
No - aasr IN fsfse TASTE ell ear tht fents art
r. AS th~ shsxe d. rfti Real E-tst<. together
xisA az - prlseE>s ast sEFsr tencf< = 30 sss
felea<irg. ~ trfa aet c>eettiaz <evfa yesr<. e
iNs Ia. bisf 81 cssA. aoi afoss fa.iare = -
80, sans ssft-fs @ssa sxeesssiea ors.s-
Il - ssd rosi>. al q. al thsns Al. the
,s.sle Isl a. g. a litsi SIT 81 - tixhr~t "a
.cr tsf cssh. - satisfy III szsaf.
rhrs foth CAV a C.tsaer. fsSt.
SAalfl CONNER. shsrlT
f.s1tu1xrss 4 <4.oa.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11
- eOtcAL.
A Gard 10 the Public !

"A lard 10 TIE GuDllc ]
50 aaff
ae H ale
Hes a~ .f Ef..
es-.a a1aE.t 8lHn
#aE4Fsaa
ala.. sIf
tn --asA-s q bs.lis @aa l.sli-4 ln-ssy asi.-as
ev' nsglse. 4 smAll eozplarss lacairulAbls an
. = sAsfslogs 4 sAo aimast Importance tAAi fssiss
Atssi.iao - ee least ana most trlaing boiiy @il-
meat a4-lt - had. ~ diseases q tho body insA-
fa.say Affect he nifel Ia. MosFsT's srarsafsr
LIZ AEnsofsrs. an vrF3 a. tance where tasr llas
teen thoroughly ussd have 1anDssmD ovts nss.
rAs3 g. aiasoss all is diversified srsns The .lata-
~ elects q he ~ Medicines have IN fact hssu -
universally experienced, hat they have become fully
established IN nor easy. afe ani perfect mode
~ f-estmsr' ever ~ I'd % the rnhiir
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

fefsss who stls ta.4ias have betume impaired ~
he lneaicoss ne q Mercury, vii End these nod
r8rrs prrfert earr th~y never far % eradicate
frosss ~ t f1t<.- Hercsiry infinitely
pafi-s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

SHERfFT'S SALE.--Ey sirtus Ct n kxseution "a
Ssuet from the yixo Common Pleas Court, 20 mt
lrectcd aud deised, IN faser u Bssis Aekeen,
kfsnlni,trstor n James Johnson, deceased. and
gains, AIgy Dean. have levied on the following
ssribed Real Estate. situated IA Figo county Ind-
IA, t0-1ir
,hrse f.3l. ssxty-tvs lsSl. seventy two "a Ard
ssvsntylar-e tssi An Algy Deans sse.vi.in Il ali
tnsf part q the vest half ~ Of the north half a
n the southeast quarter Y q seet'en twenls-
even Tz-7 TOW n-hip twelve y nsrth Of rsnss mn.
O. vs. thst lies wcst q The = abssa and Ere Ca
.asis, ara pa
sArURpaT. NOVEMBER oh. iss;.
alshan thc legal hoars q saia d@y, at tie Corr.
crsc doc IN Terri Harte. win ofser The rents aud
r.ets a th> above described Real Estate. together
IN ths pTsiieSvs and appurtenan 20 the same
belonging f0r a tenn not exceeding seven ycars. 70
~ highest bier Tor cash. and upon failure 60 rcal-
- : susn sufsicient satisfy aid execution and
sst. " I'D then ant there offer the feeslmp.e, N
Ait - s,d Peal Estate. e. the highest bidder Tor
.ssh q safi-fr the sane
fals inth ass IL October. ISL
StNrk- CONNER. -Aeris.
osti4~9Nt IS ieestoe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

50 dencmaased iron their astonishing power of Gre
aiing new life and acalth IL were from shc very
ASHES Il the most delapidafcd consttutlons--are
mere stseags ionic anu Immediately inyigora
ting than The pills; containing the samce hoee vegc1a-
bic extracts the latter. in different medication. Al
though really eAthartie than the Lrr PIs, they
everthelesS Begin 10 cleanse the aimentary canal
mach soonsrs generally slightly operating within
three four hours. and producing decided sense Of
relief 70 The heal snd stomach and exhilsrstng the
mind r. cu IA lea ti.3e than ihis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11
Bilious Complaints. anu Node
OF Gures

well regulated and pToporiionatc quantity Of bile
upon the stomach Is always requisite Ter the promo
ton q sound hcalth--it stimulates digestion and
keeps the intestinal canal free from all obstructons
When there Is 4 deficiency u bile the body Is corr
srsfsflv ccstive. On the CHER hand, an ovCrabun-
dAree bile frequent nausea IN the stomach
and oftea promotes very attacks cf dir~ase
which sometimes end In death
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11
k.lsxswprs i,ssa5o
os.I4~s,prs feess,.s.
sALE.---By virtue Of

CHERiFF'S SALE.---By virtue OF
osix executions issued from The vigv Common
PEA. Court, 10 me directed and delivered, one IN
f..sr ofwrn g. Gordon, Elliott Boxdoen aud Morton
a. warren. one IN favor OF Charles Truman aud NJ
fhsuirl Hubbard, one IN fasor of " N ). I0En ard
f,srts Thorn. one IN favor q Norazeub's johnson,
Iosn T. Bvson a Servetns johnson. enc IN favor q
Earthoicrae~ Brown Marshall Z Blake. and one IN
favor a Robert I. Anderson, George II. sanford, '"
y Giles a lewis W Smith. and all sgs'ns' Jeanette
J. Child have levied the following described
Rsa Estate. situated In yigo county, lsiiana, 10
VII.
Tne rorth three-quzrters ~ q IN Yet number
three hundred and (3O7l n the town Of Ierre
Hante 80 known on the recorded plat Il aid town,
aIf "a
SATURDAY. sovEABsRii. ISL.
wishin the lcga. hoars q sale dsy, al the Court
House door, IN Terre Haute viii orer the rents and
pront. ofthe nsove described Real Estate, together
with all The privileges and sppurtsnanees - tAe SAINT
srlonsng, for term not exceeding seven years, 70
NJ Vi CHEST blccer for cash. ard upon failure 20 re-
alirs sum ssfieieuf % satisfy said executions and
costs, will thea and there offer the fee simple, IN
and u sad Real Estate. "a The highest bidder Tor
raah 10 satisfy the sane.
Tbs 10th day Of October, lssi.
SAMUEL CONNER, sherir.
ssf7u3w prs fee - 90
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11
.u0Hufs Life Puts -

A. composed q Vegetable ingredients exclusively.
be ssosrtalncd by chemical Their prom
nent qualities are those Of an active and searching
though perfectly mild and Agreeable detergent ape
ricni; q geaic ugorac, promoting the insenslblc
psr.rralie.. Oh pleasant diuetic. mvircraiiag the
siasys aud bladder. and q a delightful tonic caita
&c exciting appetite by ihc demands q active dsges
Tor, Al cheering the niud With iAai grateful sense
renovated heaith Which j. c. the most fcuciicus
ceilings oF eGf uatlTs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

SHERlFFS SALE.---By virtue of
- fcss vsiiifloni Exponas Execution issued from
he vi<o Common Pleas COuFt, - directed and
delivered tn f.sor q .ohn II. watsoa and Patrick
~hsnnan and s.rain~: Joseph +. Mccain and RAn-clu
4cr principals. ard Charles T. >oolc rcplesn bal
am ordered to sell the following described Real
EstAse situated IL Nigo Coptty. Indiana To- Wit \
pt~ce ground IN north c~r-r 81 oetlot number
twenty l0' supposed 81 eentain one ~ slso hot
admbsr on. ID In block number seventeen III and
ruub~r eight fsl IN block number twenty 40.
nth ~ said lots being IN tinfous <diafieo 90 the
ioea % Terrc iltuic. and OF
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER >. ISL.
Within the legal hours sf said lag, a the cogrt
House door, - Terre Hare. vii offer The rents
.ld prafts - the above described Real Estate to-
scsAcr WITH All he privileges sud kppuFtensnces %
lie ssme belonging. Tor term not exceedins sven
years ID The xhts, Bidder Ger cash. ard upon fall
re q res.l-e srfccnt satisfy aid Ex~cl-
ton All costs. ~lu thea and there offer The fer
ailnple ia and % sal Real k~tsic. Il the h CHEST bid
Der f1r csst. 70 satisfy he sane.
Ttis 10th dsv Il Ocfsi.rr. Issf.
SAMUEL S0>SEk. Shrrir.
ga ne3w pTs feest.os.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

rUFRIFF-S SAFE. by virtue OF
- - sale is.asa ffsn ,hs vis0 cssail
80 - ~, directed knd delssfec n issef - Assls
:. 49,, - sr.snst John Asesfbs lnos@<~ t@AfNs
- . - a rurkhsrt end Wtinsm n te<t.. -
-, - .sli The foilo~lns described heni ffs-ss
.,,,'.'es h. yIso coufts. ladl@i-s. 10 81
r-.--fr, a the nor n east cofuor y ~ he-Al<
II, IN t.e sabiisisioo = ,sxSf -sssea -
49,, o,'e kundfefh acfestsI s--fesl ~ " -
- - a. ,~e~s half ~ 81 the vest BAL - :. -
-. s-enfx-two (fe9 to~u<hP t~~ise - - -
- - a. .~st nereisfofe mae y -.
80 ~. MAT hereof recorded y Ia tsses'es-s
- - "a rsan.y q yiso. raaslng t-e,.sS
-. loei fret l-a-ace eas--A = = 49, -
- - IA aileY ono han1frd w iss1
- =. - rf.rs ~ begirtA8E. asd ea
S,rrgDsy, NOVEMBER 80, i~si'
xa., - i.val heursa ssid esy. . tae es-as
,s-- A. n frrre Hzule. wlii oder tas Ten. 80
-~~ts n fbe sloxs described real e-LAis, - -
80 All he privileges and sppartsnsnees y =,
heionxsrr for term not exceeding 49, -
.eerfr,esr b.sa-r fyr cash. and aPsn Ialiass =.
Il. AN .unlciesss % ssflsls sa41 efa.1 = -
-. III tkea al there oder ne Is -. e
-, 80 pssi Fssste . TIRE hgeef e'e'e' TT
ssh 60 satisfy the ssns- -,
Thss Ioss CAP q oetsse., lssi- ,,.r.,,p SIR
,...,t-@vprs fsesi5c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

e. siazis i.ottie - sPkCT-DfS0-S rRFPARSs
sifE aiii sase Ter firnes ifs cp-t.-So
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11
Piles! Piles Piles /!

remedy for tn. most distressing and obstinate
Enaiafy. the Vegetable I4fe NediCnss desers a dir
t.rct aAd emphatic recommendation IL Is veil
known hundreds this city. that the former pro-
prietor q these valuable medicines himself -:ic
ted with this complaint for upwards Of rHIRrr-rINT
yrHEs: and that he tried In vain every remedy pre-
scrited within the whole compass 81 the MaicTla
Nediea. He however, az Length tried the medicine
Which 3 now offered 20 thu public, and he was cured
IN serv short time after hls recovery bad been
prou0uneed nOs grly Improbable. buf absolutely i'm
possible. BY say human means
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

In affections os The head. sick headache nervous
headache. these Pills wiz be found TO possess the
most salutsry efficacy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11
curEIrr's sALE.-By virtue Of

- u u
4 rf,ar ~sr-atsssls ls-s<1 srca4 he Nieo Cirtsnt
Caaft 4, ~ t.rfie1 49, aeiixrfed 80 - fsvet y
rlc-r.s waAief sas kxsles lanes :. Cl4fk. ee< n
AVE- - - <ente~rn Hasx - falIs-s - e<sirf
fsaae. ;. cara. xckn Il. Shepsnsn 49, hsHFF Pa
- "a. 80 - Lux 4 trIasn4s fa4aA AT sE<'rt
loAa a. Chkglstn sed James > Cl2f< - p aetp&is.
81 Iaraes Hc.k rerl~~sn h.ll. snt = fz~cr -
~ rs-k - IN <tslr - I~4sns. frsnra - 7 -
Hsass sad sSsinst Itzses :. tlsfk. t<ka n gtsf
f1aa. lanacs q. Aaeu1x. lhelnss Wshier a. q >
So4e. hasr iexted osl - f~tIo~ln< e fIzt f-ei
Fsssfs. etsss~d r. reeesufv. ir<iisns. se-w1e
rs nn-lbst s~e 4 - tfsA - t~xnfs-e a. - &
~ esry * TrrTe rsatf. a-&
sATCEDt1. >oSeNHER 81. Ill.
a.lain he it.4 Aear. = IA ar. A. - GO
asns< co~r r<--e tts.ts ~ So ~ r~-ss -
- e. - NJ revs te-rFhet n<xi Fstsfz. ss<<a1sr
I'll al ~ PFSlr<rs - sFPsrtrR1oc<s q - sssrs
s-.or,.,a<. ~ trrn ~ tkcte4Ias $500 yes -
sA< - <--t ef4s~r - csss. - 49, f.lsz-s - rsss
-s< 4 ear sz1rient - SATISFY 49, ex~ees1sns 80
-. 81 fA<a a. Isis &C. - ff>-saplr -
an - as 81 f1ste, > - hir4s-s Nf<sr -
cx<s - s<fI<<v - s<or<
<as< n n a. q o<tct<r. I~<l.
It'll COMMA. sz-rl~
Es~4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

~ N ase q si--s Isii- ~ T.eri,.sie attacks
Nerross >es fe.,sisets my h. pr.a ,ntrd; ard
.ken az she ca1nmslccrrstt ~ a. stis.k immediate
lief from -srkness rif te olfsincs
Tier .e'lan f.H la removing oe ,assta sra
9eotssss - which fer.i~- AZ q, rsurh .nicecs.
They acs generally non 10 tsFeis-rcu1oyi.
Ioeses1.-g.
Ter L*efsf4 -es. .SaSesf., l. lssle FssAss
'ni al prf.s 4 .eie.'1y lIl'.., hey Ds valuss.i
laxative. ~ snp-nssur iie 1T, gs-sns To-,
sna sgaT % M digestive org~us ard r-iorirF 50
.AtsFal eleeuseiF 81 srsngfh # to- whole sysssin
Tse CfVsLAIic I1I1.s sre the sesaii q ioslg 1--we
gaslon ana oaretsily esaiufsa ssp, Fneuis. layins
zen IL rec many yesrs. during ~Lsch time ts.s
nave prevented al reifrv.f VT araounf n psiu
an sufernv from h..i-eh~ shethrr originating -
~ fs-ro,s sys'-vs - from a~rengst sat. o'.l
aonsck.
Thy sfe entirely vegetable IA their conpos.ti,n
spa may h. iasen - al iise. ~isA perfeo, safety
sishouf making az eh,nge q diei aad ~ obtere
y anp dissgre~si3> Kite srpde~s y essy - cfrir
ssf~y fhe,n - ol.z.fsss.
BEWARE C0USTERFEITs
ne g~nuine have .ignafare. ~ Henry C. spsulsns
a each tox.
.sodiy Druggist. al Al cher dealer, N as1.
ou.s.
M, wfa - lat " niss 81 recsips cfsss
PRECE - CENTS.
All ..r...r- shsais BE- addressed 70
HENRY c. sPAULDIN0.
ssceeaT Street. Nv Yors
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11
TIE LIFE MEDICINES

fes hsllioas 4nd User complaints. wifh their many
eilsuY,y1 attendants. hliiioss AMI sick headache.
psia snd opgf1 sion after mcals. Tiiduesa. digziuss
heartburn. les. II appetite. acknowledged "a -
vAsty sspefiez ~ any lhrl rssrc caeree g. thr
pilffs
The national Republican., 1861-11-04
NCInG ACADE MIEs,

PROFESSOR BARNES, of New York, re. "a
spectfully announces that he will open hi. LAIA
Academies for L. struction in Fashionable Dancing
at the following places:
Franklin Hail. Ninth street, corner of D. Wednes-
day ahd Saturday afternoons at three O'Clock begin
ming on the eth instant, for ladies, misses and mast
ers and In the evening at O'Clock for gentlemen
and ladies. Assemblies every Wednesday evening at
nine o'clock.
=. Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth street, Navy Yard
Monday and Thursday evenings At seven O'Clock for
ladies' misses and masters, and eight O'Clock for gen
tlemen Assemblies every Monday evening at nj e
o'clock, commencing Thursday evening, October II
1861. -
Hall corner of Twentieth street and Pennsy lvania
avenue.
An afternoon private class, exclusively for ladies
misses, and masters, Monday and Friday afternoon
October. = -
Mr. Barnes will teach his classes all of the dances
usually danced, including The new Mazurka, Var.
sovianna Waltz with changes, Highland Schottsche,
u new Spanish Dance, Danish Dance. Polka and
Schottische the Lancers QuaCrle in elegant sty le
hiLuet Quadriile, Caledonian Quadrilie, &c, &c
Circulars, terms and references may be obtained
6y calling on Mr. Franklin, at his store under the
Hall
The Franklin Hall will be to let four evenine rs each
week 10 respecable parties only, for dancing assem-
bes, which will be kept in the very finest order For
terms, inquire OF Mr. Barnes at the Hall tchool days
and evenings. oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-11-04

EXAMPLE OF REBEL GALLANrRY.-When the
rebels fell back from Falls Church, they took
four horses belonging to Virginia farmer
name Binn, residing two miles west Of Fall
Church. A week since, Mrs. Bipn mounted
their only remaining horse, and proceeded to
Fairfax Court. House, to get the animals re.
stored. Arriving there, she was taken prisoner,
and sent under guard to Centreville, where the
remaining horse and side saddle were confis
Gated. She was kept in close custody three
days, and then sent to Fairfax under guard to
be kept in confinement. Saturday she adroitly
effected her escape and walked to our lines.
She reports Gen. Johnston in command OF the
rebels at Centreville, and strong defensive
works about that point. She is snable to es-
innate the number Of troops at Centreville,
owing to their being bivouacked instead OF
encamped they having but few tents.
The national Republican., 1861-11-04
| IOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AMI
It FALL RlV AH.

Fy the splendi id aid superior steam. , ~trsxAS
ers NJ Il ETROPOLIS, EMPIRE .Ea{css1fsSS2
STATE, RAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
70 the navigation Of Long leland Sound running In
connection WIN the Fan River and Old Colony
railroad, distance of bS miles only TO Boston.
Leave Pier No. 3, North river, near the Battery
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Cant Brayton,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock, p
N :, touching at Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 4 O'Clock
r. NJ, touching at Newport each way
These steamers are fitted with commodius state
rooms, and every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of passengers, who afforded by thia route
nights rest on board, aud, on arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain board un
I'll starting Of the accommodation at s A. Ii , by
which they may reach Boston about S.45 A. NJ
baggage master is attached to each steamer who
receives and tickets the baggage, and 6ccompanie,
the same to its destination.
A steamer runs, in connection with this line be
tween Fall river and Providence daily, Except Sun
days.
Freight to Boston Is forwarded through with grea,
dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at ~
O'Clock, for Boston aud New Bedford arriving at It's
destination ut about II A. NJ.
tor reight or passage, apply on board, or atth
office, on Pier No. 8, North river. For state room
aud berths, apply on board, If desired to securt
tn. IN in advance, to
wM. BORDEN, Agent,
aug lit 10 and Il Vests street N. Y
The national Republican., 1861-11-04

CorToN IN RussIA.-The London Times Of
Oct. IL says: I'D
" The extent to which supplies Of cotton will
be drawn from new sources by the advance In
price, has been further illustrated by the state
ment Of the increased imp crta,ion Of that ar
ticle into Russia from Khiva aud Bokhara
Although the quantity just announced to have
been brought thence to the fair of Novo
gorod is only ls 900 cwt., or less than two per
cent OF the annual consumption in Russia, it is
sufficiently large to indicate that field Of sup
ply-exists In those quarters capable Of rapid
development, especially as it appears that an
within the next two or three months. Hitherto
the aggregate annual value Of the Russian
trade with BOkhara and Khiva, in all kinds oI
goods has been estimated at only about E240,
900, but cotton alone lie now likely to figure fol-
at least Gl50,O00.'