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GEORGETOWN ADvERT'MTs
PROCLAMATION.

IT PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE, 6rpnekrows. DC.
respectfsy rsoomme nd thai the ct Of
Fsh1nenie the patrote Observance Of the S1d Of
~, hstop. holiday. Given under M my hand
.a.a oi RISA lssfRIr'Ey CRAWFORD Mayor
I1SMR: EDIToR: Please inform the voter. Of
cumsts0css, q candidate for the Common Council
II. c. henry RoDIER.
US TOWN. ID: Cit having been stated by
CERTAIN persons that did not wish % be . candi-
whether was eeOiei or not. this Is to state that
duy pied the nomination which was made by
and s Ss s ss s # Ssaa
date and wall be sure 10 remain until the close
ono Il spsSr aESs9 Iin &D Is me
ln~T0 THE PEOPLE OF GEORGETOwN.
~ we, the undersigned. members of conven-
dates for the Msyorsity and Board Of Common
S S;sSs :. the ensuing municipal election truly
Gus to break down party lines in our town govern
saa q the sssTSy and
eSa politics for some yeas past In this belief we
and the sabesnsnt Of ie Sv9
tive % ndIdste fer the Mayo.aity, Mr.. Robert P;
DSags Tsnd , further action necessary still
xsn0tesre % vote for candidates because of their
hsnsss tST ONCE Irrespective Of part, divisions. we
for their faycrable consideration, the Conserve
fP SAsf FSM MthEHArLkf'
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5 5ashS i kk kS!PSsSMbS'
STAMM,L CR9PtEY,
cHARLEs Il. MATTHEW'S,
sa-s. 4 fh Il &2fsY BOWLING.
w GEORGErOwN MAYoRALTY.-To
friends, hereby give notice that shall NOT with,
draw as q candidate for the mayoraty at the ensu-
Re l4-d RICHARD r. CRAWFORD.
MAcKEREL, HERRING, y, ,,v,.
y barrel. E.sr. Ne LABhSBB6hkt H Ely kfss.
e e: No. 9 s$ sII MAcREREL. DO
i i Is Sblf SS AZ. do: e:
10 ss RI III. e SS: No DC.
i i . .is. Is Is s''' Nj Nj sAffESAos
All Of winch we look for next week per schooner
terms on or before arrival.
PASSPORT and Bo. AsG Hs en- stSrs
MsIemichI Extra No. Alewiyes
RPs 70 90 and ror Was.F Il. sk9
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.-we are
Il daily reoeIvi & fresh supplies of Massey, Col
Inns Co.'s uuTlvaied Philadephia DTaught Ale,
which are ready 10 deliver to customers for
cash. uesD ARMY Il SHINN.
MONEY. MONEY-An person, Who have the
lVl cash can buy superior article OF unadutera-
ted CIDER, guars ntIed 10 be the pure juice of the
apples, By applying to
lust RECEIVED
10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS,
$50 bbs. did Rye WHISKY,
$50 bbls. HERRING and AEEWIVES,
50 bbs. Crushed and Refined SUGARS.
80 bags 10 and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. dow prIcedD MOLASSES.
For sale by JOHN j. BOGUE. ee1e
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
Elegant CARBUNCLE.----. ....-----S Sets for 81
Elegant LAVA .----.----...-..-Sets Tor III
Elegant GARNET Sets for 81
Elegant JET .----.....-.-- 49,. Sets for 81
Elegant CORAL and GOLD. $1,000. Sets for 81
Elegant MEDALLION. 49, Sets for 81
Elegant RIM MOSAIC -. -. Sets for 81
Elegant PLAIN GOLD ---- Sets for 81
Ladies' GUARD CHAINS. for 81
Ladies' CHATELAINE CHAINS. for 81
Ladies' NECK CHAINS for 81
Gents VEST CHAINS, 90 different
Pattcrns). ....---.....--.-..."...for 81
LARGE LOT OF PLATED WARE,
consisting OF
TABLE, TEA and DESERT SPOONS, FORKS,
CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS,
CREAM LADIES, TEA SETS OF
KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER
KNIVES, CUPS, &c., 30.
Also; A Large Assortment of yEwELRY, which
we can sell at 50 cents per article.
BOOKS-BOOKS.
CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK AT A GREAT
SACRIFICE.
SlO0 BOOKS Selling for. 50 cents
S125 BOOKS Selling for ........... 90 to IS cents
S2oo BOOKS Selling for. ......-..-... 81 to 9 Is
NOW Is YOUR TIME
BOOKS and JEWELRY
LOWER THAN EVER BkFoRE.,
CALL EARLY AT
476 Pa Av. EvANs'S. 416 Pa v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

Rxapxx, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Res Il; 1t viii interest you.
an X-eo1y
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To rHE AyILIcrxps-Re sn5e 70 read the sdvsI
tisement Of McLean's Strengthening Cordial an
Blood Puhher. in another column. II
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies viii always find thsn
for exchange q the stsr Once counter. II
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Nh Yance. uecifnes . &eat Dbl enc CabInet

MosreonEss, Feb 2o.-It 10 understood that
Mr. Yancev declines q seat IN the Cabinet OF ne
Confederated States Of America, preferring, .ne
suggestion Of mis- friends, 20 represent tna Wv
eminent in some European Coat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

GENITAL GuARDHoUsE.-The docket exhibited
no cases for trial this morning
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ALEXANDRIA IIEMs.-From the Alexandra
papers we CLEAN the following:
telegraph dispatch received from Richmond
yesterday afternoon, announces that the arms for
the Volunteer Battalion had left that city and
will reach here to-day via Express.
Yesterday morning, sail boat, In which was
only one person. lad named Kelley, was cap
sized when opposite the Plaster Mill Of Whiting
Il Wright The lad was rescued from his DANCE,
rous situation by boat from ffe mill
The schooner Rough and Ready was lowed up
to this city, on Tuesday, having had her masts
blown out Oh Indian Head, during gale on Sun
day evening.
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DIED,
On the 10th instant, MAGGIE, infant daughter Of
George A. sna r, NJ Lsas, eyed ID months, = :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

THEATER The numerous attractions elsew here
might sessions at the Capitol-military parades-
Smithsonian lecture, &c &c, last night him
derod the rush somewhat theaterward, but there
was yet large and thoroughly delighted audi
enee, u new Coincidence, Miss Gougenheim
being IT, tar of the occasion. She has no end of
personal attractions and graces, aud identities
herself with thorough earnestness with her mimic
part, so II Is no wonder that she carries the SYM
patnlcs OF her audience along with her unceas-
ingly. In sprightly dialogue she is EVERYDAY
charming-not quite so good in declamatory pas
sages.but altogether the most captivating young
star actress we have seen here Of late. The
pay, Tom Taylor's " Unequal Match, !" is capt.
tai one, Astounding i'm pungent hits and telling
points It was finely performed, nearly every
character deserving commentator, and the ssMrs.
Montresser' Of Miss Mann. a special expression
Of admiration. The afterpiece, The Prosecuted
Dutchman," with Glenn in his unrivalled Teu-
tonic character Of "John Schmidt, I" was Of course
screaming bit Of fun. Tonight, the excellent
play, the q Unequal Match" will be repeated
with Miss Gougenheim as Hester Grazebrook -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

Ladies, Call Early
k EEDBtEs S SEEsESst 81 Store:
N Ne: s sSs P PEENNNA: AVENUE AVENUE:
Additional invoices iqst received of New and
YOU CAN FAX FAKE 9E5 kESght
ONE DOLLAR.
H HSsMEr tSe s 4W}s sFE sEs,rs,
k kERPtt kdaAS stMt Mosaic SETS,
E EsssE =: q sASR SETS.
CAMEO and e sTlS s MSsAsf s Eff
S S6aSE sS I'll Il sIH RS$s SETS,
SS## IEtBBkEESS's S SfsSk 2sTHsAISs'
SSEENNTEss:: M W.T. eih KEYS:
f FINSs fEkNF LR REESI s5fs6oNs.
GOBLETs, CUPS, 30.
guaranteed 70 be such as represented p''''' """
IL Every article nlanKf fac pred for the regsldr
as is retaIled from FIVE to thirty dollars each.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
RBsARDLKss OF Cosr.
"A
persons desiring to supply themselves with Jewelry
at these unheard oil prices Will please call early at
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE.
" ' b S 9Th and 10th streets
IL Remember the Numberesoa-as we have
no connection with others, protesting to sell at our
prices, In this city.
VI RsSsiyed thi: day large ipyoie. Of SILVER,
Card and Cake Baskets; Patent Syrup Pitchers;
Table, Dessert, and lea spoons; Tobaeoo Boxes;
Knives. in sets and single, Knives aod Forks. in
and Dinner Castors; Double and Single salts; q
large variety Of Plarn, chased, and Gut GobIets,
utregard TO original cost at from 81 TO SO. and
warranted to be what they are represented, and
fully 100 per cent; less than they can be bought.
sCA SEVENTH STREET. sOH
Ccf Betreea Louisiana ar. and ID st OCt
good article of Brown sugar at cents per pound
50 barrels extra Flour, best brands at 81 per ba
81 d? Family Flour, best brands,
oid ho3roon Mhisky and Rye WHISKY Tor med
Old French brandy. Port Wines. Madsria aud
Sherry Wines pure article To- sickness,
And general assortment of goods usually kept in
first class Grocery Store Cal and examlne.
TN VIEW OF THE EXTRAORDINARY
OR heavy stock by spring, We will seh from this
Hi HICKORY DRY WOOD, Sc 80; OAK. sss; PINE,
&. kE3 od Ash (, GOAL: IL a. si1ss Sss; wSIT e
go ponds tS ths t99 ga sntied IN all cases
DICKSON & KING,
ia @-eosw Yard-cor. Vermont az. and 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

NEEpEDWoRK-Ago good opportunity was offered
this morning for the emptying Of the stencil ira
al the streets intersecting the avenue, and the
missioners prohted by 1t. The hands were set at
work to remove the accumulated filth of the traps
and they again are in condition to receive the
washings from the streets. We notice also that
men are engaged In piling the mud and sand
which has accumulated in the streets and cutters
Of the avenue between Seventh and Four and "a
half streets. This stuff is regarded as profitable as
a fertilizer, and IL removed before II becomes dry
and musty, can be used advantageonsly by gar
deners. 1t may be that the work this morning is
done by private enterprise.
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ERAN ID MON BALL
~ OF THE
Federal Rifles,
At FRANKLIN HALL, corner sth and ID sts,
FRIDAY EVENING, February 2ld.
The Federal Rifles, IN announcing this Bal, most
res peotfully solicit a liberal share of the pa a
tronage OF their fellow citizens, as nothing 81
will be left undone their part to make each ~
and every one that may honor them with theirtk
will be sent out, and the ladies are cordially in
vited.
ladies'.
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Dos'r FoHsEr Prof. Mafini,s soiree Of tonight
at his dancing academy.
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One Dollar.

One Dollar.
S1-S1-S1-S1-Sl-S t-S1-S1-S1-SI.
S1-$1-SI-S1-S1-S
476 PA. Av. EVANS'S. 416PA. Av.
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF
JEWEIRY
INCUR STORE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

Ma. LINcoLN's STOPPING PLACE We learn
that Mr.. Lincoln will occupy the house in Frank
lin Row lately occupied by the commissioners
from South Carolina, prior to his Inauguration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

THE PARADE To-MoRRow.-ln consequence Of
the late hour appointed for perfecting the pro-
gramme for to-morrowis parade of the military of
the District, 1t is impossible to give any positive
foreshadowing as to what companies win be out,
or their place In the line Of procession We learn
however, that the following companies of uni,
formed volunteer militia will be In the line ::
washington Light Infantry Battalion, companies
A, h, and G, Col Davis, Captains Towers, Du-
bant, and Stevens; National uard Battalion, Col
TAFT and Capt. King; National Rifles, Captain
Schaefer; Washington Rifles, Capt. Balbach;
Company A, Union Regiment, Capt f. c. Car
rineton; Presidents Mounted Guard, Captain
Georgetown.-POtomac Light Infantry, Capt
Mckenny companies A and b, Anderson r ifes,
Captains Rodier and Jones; Scott Rifles, Capt
owens Berry; Home Guard, Capt. Goddard;
1eoIsetown Mounted Guard, Capt. Stuart; Dis
There Is some doubt as to which of the new
companies will parade, as they have had their
arms less than a week, and consequently have
drilled but little in the manual. 1t is thought,
however, all will be out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

TONIGHT THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of the
Medical Department Of Columbia College will
be held at the Smithsonian. An interesting time
NAV he ex cected. e
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sHILLIsoroN has got washington's Farewell
Address 10 the People Of the United States,
handsomely printed on a large sheet Of paper
with beautiful border. Every person should
procure q COPY at once. stlHr.
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

RALL TO BE GIVEN BY TIE YOUNG
at VIEDT's HALL, corner Of Tenth and Il Il
SITS, THURSDAY. ebruaTy2.st -
Tickets 50 cents admitting gentleman andts;3
lsdies. Doors open al O'Clock. fs 2o-2LF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

COMPANY B, UNION REGIMENT, have received
their arms and equipments, and are busily engaged
in placing themselves on 60 war footing" Mr..
John Ball Is their orderly sergeant, and bears a
high reputation a drill officer. Their armory
10 In the Winders Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

A CAVALRY COMPANY, formed of citizens Of the
city and county Of Washington, has been recently
organized here, and has already sixty members OF
Its roll. Capt. A. Dodge, Of Georgetown, is theil
commander, and the company meets to-day In the
city at private house for the purpose of taking
the initiatory steps for drilling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

DAeUsRREoIYPEs.-Woo dley, on Pennsvlvania
avenue, north side, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. is making remarkably fine pictures at re-
marka6ly low prices Strangers In Washington,
as well our fellow-citzens who desire to realize
the rapid progress of the Daguerrean art, should
call and see the beautiful pictures in his exhibit
ton room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

SEVENTH RESIMENr.-Tbe following captains
have been appointed I'm the Seventh Reg iment OF
District Of Columbia militia HI Baldwin IL ,
Tbos P. Morgan, II. N Easily, Geo c. Whiting
Alfred Ray, w. T. Hunt, John Waters, Jose oh
Beisse, Charles Albert and Chas Calvert F.S
Myer has been appointed Brigade Inspector with
the rank of Major.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

THEWAsHINs TON LIGHT INFANTRY BATTALION
winter uniform, making a fine appearance and
drawing big crowd all the while they were out
They were first reviewed by Col Davis. During
the evening, Col Mears, Of Chicago, ILL.,, was
presented to the battalion by Col. Davis and he
proceeded to initiate the corps into the minutia Of
the battalion drill, In manner which indicated
pretty thorough acquaintance with the art Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

POLICE REGULATIONS FOR INAU6URATIoN-Th
police regulations for the Inauguration are COM
plete. Large numbers Of the w ashingt ton police
will accompany all the trains between this city
and Baltimore next week, and the police of Balt-
more will accompany the trains between Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, to prevent the congrega.
ton Of disorderly characters In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

&c 81 rs S.i sasrHhaDs. corner NJ "a p
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Lx0kxDD MoSEr-Tnefe nas oeen mourning OF
tnEf2 done.in this market since saturday.
49, warrants rate at the following prices 100 70
a. 80 Vsrrants are buying at 81 cent?, selling At
a. -, 20 acre warrants at IS cents and 81.
NJ Yosk city banks at par; State, per cens.
x,.eoant: New Jersey, Pennsyiyania, D.iAwafe,
Ohia, Kshtneky, Indiana, Louisiana, and May.
go 40 Baltimore, TX; North Caroline and
Tsssssss, 8; Illinois snd Missouri. 10; VIZ
gisiGE> .issI & 80 .lay5so. y .soissss.'oi'
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DIsrRIcr MILITARY-STAFF APPOINTMENTS
DR.. VIM. Magruder has been commissioned az
surgeon, and DR.. =. A. Storrow assistant surgeon,
Of the seventh (Col Fahenstock's) regiment Of the
militia Of this District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

RWnkD BIT HORSE -Yesterday, private Shee-
nsr, Of the cavalry corps quartered at Burch's,
Fourteenth street, while attending his horse az
Majors stable, was kicked by the animal, and
limited sufficiently TO unit him for immediate
ssfvfce." w bile feeding the horse, he spilled
soms osfs behind him, and going to pick them up,
ha psns BOO near the animal without the usual
caution, and the horse kicked him upon the hand
80 Dtsh The injury, however, 10 not so Sc
rice5f y ~ss rumored, and the soldier will soon
bo-1k a. sty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

FLAss.-By order of the secretary Of War, .
askso4 tas yesterday hoisted on the top Of the
Wax oep.ftnsnt.
HfS8 sehneider 4 Co /, brass founders, have
ureone9 alarge hag staff which they prop se TO
bo{si viah q flag atop Of IL on the nd inst.
- go nag 70 be raised over their arrnory to-
morrow by Com panies A and b, Washington
I.Fsias fslE1try, 10 presented by Wall & Stephens
n IL IA hv E1 feet In size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

WE WE'RE In error yesterday In stating that the
officer searshed house at the southeast corner of
Four and -a-half street and Pennsylvania avenue
entered the house and asked for his man, and
learning that he was not there retired without
searching for him there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

RU1RD TO TIE wIsE.-A detective officer in
fo@sA1 % that at the present time there IL a gang
Of uKoE1 onals Of the swell mob order lurking
abSH,W0hington, watching for opportunities
fof pfo1able exercise of their skill Most Of them
arairo@the large cities, North and South, and are
wsA uDVwn to the detectives In those cities A
-fsVNoose game Is the patent-safe locks are
among them. Passage thieves have been lettering
shout ths city for some time A close observance
Of Suspicious strangers will be Of advantage
during BE crowded state Of the city. which VIII
co659qe I'LL the:middle Of the coming month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-21

\ NEW LOT OF SPRING HATS JUST
90 Seyesth street. g. fe26v
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TrxBALIINoRg NJ. f. CONFERENCE As the
snu al o1eeting Of the Baltimore Conference at
Wa, agP,Ss;9 S much interest is f,!
Of 49, 1Dtschers Seven districts, viz: Baltimore,
ws,ffh2fon, Alexandria, Winchester, Rocking
hang Roanoke, aud Lewisburg. White men-
berbip Is $40; prObatoners $3.50; local preachers
2IItV2 30 40 Colorsd 10 $3.50. They have
an e&nje hes, valued at S773 $50; 81 parsonages
sl2oo1or Sunday schools 337; officers and teach
srS1xD(In.h % ,212, volumes In libraries
81 fbe oldest member of this Conference Is
the 80 Joshua Wells, Of Baltimore, who en-
t,red I'm i7sq.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

calling upon you last spring, on his way
from the South in destitute circumstances.
wanted you to buy me pair of shoes, as
was almost barefoot and pay my fare 80 that
could get east. You gave me assistance
You told me to 60 and enlist for soldier,
and finally did, and soon after was sent to
Fort Sumter, where am at present in pret-
ty tight place; but thanks to God, VITA q
noble band Of true men who will never desert
the glorious Stars and Stripes"
Ny object in writing to you is to learn If
you know anything Of woman named
Martha Ann Parshall; she is sister of mine,
and some time in July last, with her three
children, left ST. Josephs, Missouri, when
she lost her husband, by the blowing up Of a
steamer, to come east 10 her friends in Prov
idence, R. I. At Toledo, Ohio, heard of her
as in very destitute circumstances, having
got on propeller to go to Buffalo.
am in good health, and have been ever
since I got here. We have enough 10 eat and
drink, and su6feieat 70 keep US tor four months
Our fuel is scarce, but that is nothing. The
rebels think We have been idle, bat they nor
any one else iDilI eUeT kRoto hol0 many men aOs
hare IN this garrison. We have got enough to
hold ths Fort 5gainst The tvhols Soigth IN a
body.
Major Anderson is q true soldier, and 90
are the other officers, and the men would die
for him. only wish We had chance to
give the rascals h-ll, and We can do it too.
If we ever 20 out of this fort it will not be
with the wish of our officers. As to sending
US men and supplies, it is all nonsense to
talk about it; it cannot be done, but I'll not
say more. We are all right if Old Lincoln
will only have the backbone to stand by us,
This letter is written by sergeant in our
Company, who can write better than l can,
and shall send it to New York by a man
going on the steamer, to mail you nom there.
With respect I am your servant
-l5tl l-'l-' u JOHNSON MoNIEI.
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marine.


The N. Y. 4 E. propeller Cataract was
taking q cargo on board yesterday. Inc
olean arrived from Dunkirk yesterday, and
went on to Toledo, full loaded.
The schooner Indian Maid arrived yester-
dsy morning from Port Stanley; also the
scow Ada from Port Burwel.
The propeller Akron was loading yester-
dsy. with wheat for ogdensburgh.
THE sTEAMER ExFERnENT.--Thiss steam
canal boat. Capt. Duel, arrived at this port
from UhiIfieothe, on Monday last, with
cargo of 40 tons Of Pig Iron for the Akron
Stove Company.=-AkroH Beacon.
-IoE At BUEFAIO.-Ths propeller Mar
quetts made an experimental trip into the
bay on Tuesday last for the purpose Of test
ing the strength of the ice. Owing to the
giving way Of a portion of her machinery
She hned Of her object, but experienced
captaius on board give it as their opinion
that a strong boat could make her way into
! open water. The attempt viii probably be re-
newed on Monday next and it is thought
that the harbor will be opened.
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neoI.lrs PolIer.

A Washington dispatch says that the Gov
ernment Agents to England and France have
returned, and report that those countries will
steadily set their faces sgainst the Southern
COnFedezscy, and in no manner recognize Sc
csssion. Also that She President and Cabi-
net are determined to take vigorous measures
to enforce the laws at all hazards. Intense
excitement prevails at Washington and New
York in view of the war prospects.
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LATEST NEWS.
Pre,ar,pr for war.


Our dispatches this morning are bristling
with war rumors. The hasty charges which
have been brought against the Administra-
ton Of hesitancy and imbecility are being
ropidIy dispelled. The navy is being put in
readiness for action with all possible dispatch,
and the steamers Baltic and Ariel have been
chartered at New York to transport troops
under sealed orders. They win sail tO-mOr-
row. The impression st the Brooklyn Navy
Yard Is dat Eottsl sdmtsr and Piekens are
both to be reinforced. War may commence
any dsy. The next three days may decide
the fate of our country. Watch the tele-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

MRs. MoALPIN.-Ws take pleasure in an
nouncing that this lady is to be with US
next Sunday afternoon and evening, at the
usual hours, at Chspin's Hall. She answers
questions at the close ofthe lecture. Every
body would be pleased with beautiful Vino.
mas replies, could this Indian spirit favor
the audience, She may. Admittance I've
cents. a 1e.Ho' 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
L. w. smith-RsmoVal.
No. q Public square-Boardlng.
Rs,tbers 4 Hausmann-LadisS' Dress Trimnlss=
T. A. Walton-st. Georges sos.sty Festival
Iohn s. Rarsy-keadesag Of Music.
@. II. Robison-Srapo Vines, Fruit Trees, 30.
Isase z. Isaaes-The Ghosts Letter.
W, bfeIhireh-Oiis for sale.
Mrs. lIoaros-NsW Millinery.
H. d. Kendall 4 Co-Great Sale Of Dreas silks.
George spraguo-Looal Notice.
Mrs. ncAIpln-Loesl Notice.
Hawks 4 Bro=Papers-Local Notice.
Plymouth Church -Iisoture-Loeal Notice.
B. A. Psrry-Unsvorth's AIinstrels-hrSt page.