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, 1861-03-11

With trembling feet, and gay tiara decked,
A lovely 1ady from the South advances-
Her cheek Of damask bloom, her breath Of balm,
Her eye Of COT and yet e1n1tant glances.
The very Cynica rouse them, and betray
Their admiration Of this queenly lass-'-' ..
Employ their time 10 count her coming hour,
And seek the iav'r1te spot where she may PASS
Nor they alonc-the Invalid Is watching -.
Through Night Of Winter for the Break Of Day,
When anthened In by bird, and bud, and zephyr
Queen Spring ehan bid their ling ring pains
away! =.
Children, alike -(bird]lngs OF household cageD-
. With wishful eye are on the fond alert,
To catch the 1ife=suite Of thls coming queen :
And Joy to see her healthfa1 rule assert
Soon will she herct-a blIthesome maiden fair =
With many roseate and bewitehing charms,
Till summer claims her his afianced bride,
And melts her beauties in his fervent armsi -
Chicago, March =, 1861. G. II.
, 1861-03-11
EWIN G N A CHI N e s.
l, CORNELL J. CO.'S
Family and :ManufacturtnE
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
raccsurx FARRs8 PATENT.

wesze happy to say to the thousands xho ase nsinF
Egg e5aeSf aaSa!Sa &c "a !RGs2&s SE2 Td6 FEES
seGHFs ags,4at any noleetatton: n+.pa, t.,
oar Asshsnes afe now jast whera we W1pt tae ;9 n
SS "a 70 e. q
WsSst aaa Asy sul sold 1t 80 aud r. i9cloaing
5 e Is, - '1s ssR
l9ssek kPP9F1S: e SSF xsa - our ea.touzs
aos! E s., f. AZ 1ST fer
chss This lsas1ls msses S9 our macSins xpin
95ea n.S 5Sne ett therein eome
Afeg 81 Is superior aasasSes .,, II n.ra a
oa s1o asafs5 ~ ssa
saa e.p e4 r s.
ssTswa nd BOT ase s9oys sad u oni ths dlfs3n9
sea e. 81 q ssS ss's,v T. ;ss
I1azt5; VIZ e TSas E:s 7T =
70 noseT nosses manage It Sons eaeY III 6:ssss CT.
~ saieiy eay inst piece Of abor.ss,nr M,
Grsx eS ihgs Sas psaa assr isr
sye e. mont r1sSs of hI9esss machaes "a aats
q sa2s e. sSe e &
sSSSES5Sfzsls ;s Fl saa L
ds s wotld e HEadnsas ~ eIsseade11 ne6sa a f.
SSSs % ~ 35s I 3, e t.
sss I'D faR bseziaa7s Circular and samples
sssea o. gsRs. sso
"a 81 nass1as nassehss e r r
z r Hss ey Ia ~ ~ ea Is soe
~. L. CoRNELL: q ,.,s.. ~, m
i .+1see ras1 1HnInlSssfs.) niaSSSss
, 1861-03-11

:. sru,Na roH, r F1ou9.-The editor Of the
a1Veste,n Guard, Virginia paper, has the wood
cut of q pistol placed significantly over the
following notice: -" ,..,,..o.:,+ y. =.
or Black Republican Is q liar:to oil. intents
and purposes,H ,-,;., *.:~, :.,-i ).
, 1861-03-11

THICAGC d ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD L1NE-Psssenger Trains ce?a1s
Day Express and Mai feave as3.l5 l. H., nd as.ise
A5kf. Il. tSund2yb eIcepted3.
Nieht Express leaves at LIS +. 4 asurda3a except
Cd asrtve At s Is 4. Y. tAondays excepted
jolief Accommodation, 500 r. {S1EdaTa txceptea1.
: JOHN F. TRACY. Gen. s1pt,,
VII 81. JoH1, Gtn1 Agent. DEL
, 1861-03-11

III 3: COOKE & CO., Law Book
Ds sellers and stahoners. 10. II Lase street.
BlsnEForf embracing general assortment. from the
stoeF 81 KsnR FEC 8oo H. neger been eaused il ths
dty 1t is By lar the largest IN the Vest and the st
teaeu OF buyers fs invited to 1t before purchasing
iii tty1es and sizes Iedgers Journas Cash BooEs
Day BpokB. Record BooGa, LaWyees' Docketa 1usut-
anca Records, Books OF Blank Notts and Dtafta mini
stfe sets OF Miniature Blank Books for prtyata &C.
D. B. COOKE l. CO.,
49,. -. LII Lake street
, 1861-03-11
=~..m7NT ICUVTF OFFTIE FOR

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE FOE
1 fITY AND COUNTRY. By stoxseffx fxh11n aa1oMl M1ls
$s..ncnt Church Block las 1arE 6trset t,ntT for Cty
en4 conntFT. A.o Ahae HelPtor Lake. 40 nTde1a
zMa 1nR aud HnnRea sold and TEhtSsa. ~Gnnd
s,ty snd conniFy promptly attended 70: to:,i9g II
nom e. E vsiii and respectable sEtu8Hons By cS& -
GerfHnr rfHHnre. Post Once Boz, 1641. M&- MA*AA-
= ARgE OR SMALL: ORDERS
e,.Frna. Meal ca Flour 61led u eAest nI1EfI 20
:: = 4 4 4 i91sst IL fstes. uya&] sFSsKhs . aoat'
II F4s ''t' ~ ti"'-N
, 1861-03-11

.TAMES JOHN-Plain and Orna-
~ mental plsstere Adams street Chicago +d III L
f11inna Who ha7e rstclass buildings y complete ne
TT hc \ ed e eene9 Peess *
~ mnst elnboFata design at astonishing !4T pE1E8S
0deIs byina promptly sstended TO- JAMefs fs*11Tn
, 1861-03-11

VIC ot1er 10 the trade. 1t the LOWEST N1KRkT
PRICE5:.- -
$500 boxes TN PLATK
A&oo bUs SHEET IR0N.
$50 RUSSIA IRON.
80 IMITATION RUSSIA.
Eao BRIGHT and ANNEALD WIHa
BIS csaks BHEEr ZINC.
10 tons PIG TIN
1880 !hs~ COPPER BoTTOM4
% sets .TINNERs' TOOLS aud AACHNEA
80 caakn BR1GHT OK aRa COLI GHAIEa
1oc0 6ox.. ,A1E9,
LOO = EH0VE1A aP4DEB and sCooPa.
% toas;, SAD RoNs- -
.TuTTlE, HisBARD h Co.,,
oct. .Toly ~ Corner Of etate aud Iaknss
, 1861-03-11
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
ll GREAT WESTERN CANADA, tsAltTAFA
Winter A-rnnEcueRt~-
Trains teays the Great Central Depa.~ ~ $50
street. Chicago: -.
&m 4. M.-lishtntng Express i5u1dHTs s1cc?ted}
arrive at Detroit els r. l. Suspension Bridge
SEQ l. n; Albany 500 p. II; New iork ILL
F.A: Boetop 100 night.
SM r. x-NeW YORK xnd Boston Exprtah tHxcepf
Saturday, arrive ut Detroit 6-ot 4, NJ Sus-
pension Bridge Of Buffalo $50 :. H., Albany
100 l. H. New York L. l.. ~ Eostcn noon.
asa x-Clnclnuad Express, te1cept3uGda5 through
to Cincinnati In Is honfa.
go r. x-C1acinnaa and Loniaytlle Express; {s1ctp*
Saturday, through to Cincinnati IN i hours.
Louisville tn Is h01r1~
40 r x-T1ain, saturday only 10 Niles sunday
Trains At 60 ?. u.
e. Patent Seuping Cars ca 81! Eleht ttaln.-
The SO r H. trin connects At Patis with l'e hada
snd Lake Huron Railway foE Buna!o anil n potn.ts
Kingston. o9deisburEt Montreal Qus6se and ~
polHts to Gambia East. NoEtserE Vermont nav Aamp-
9htfe and Nile.
BaEE2s3 checked through.
Thfoueh Tickets for ssle 1T the principal Haisrotd
Offices IN the NORTH and West aud Ut tho l3m:eny1
once corner Lase and Dearborn st.esa, nd a. tho
3epS' N T. i. RICE. snpezt .:e ''1ss
& + sAsoxar. General Ase1:- c-a
, 1861-03-11

Y q = n q 4 N e 4 I 9 q
QUARTZ CRUSHER!
This Machine. invented BY Nj. chas. Howell Of
Cleveland, h88 now been running at the Foundry Of
Nj Noses corner Polk and Beech streets; for oyer
month and been Thoroughly tested on Quartz. Burr,
Mlstone, Beuidc1s and Inr6t iii Of which It reduces
to an imnalpable powder with astounding Taptdity:
and With Iess power than any other yet In use 1tpnl
verzes the etone dry blowing eEeEE particle aEay as
By enabling al the gold to be extracted It Is easily
transported weighing only twelve hundred ponnds;
Mil Complete, 1850. GEO. L. SANBoRN, Agent. box
1914 Chicago. ILL
We the nfidsrsigned, believe the above Mil Will do
all and more than claimed for It. Only being limited
by the amount Of power used. will pu1vec1ze three
r Moses Agent CHICAGO steam Engtno Works, a.
Hathaway, formerly OF Cleveland Foundry D. r Shaw
OF the frm Of Shaw d Brown, manufactuTers Of Smut
Machines, Chicago lii. fe26Etua
, 1861-03-11

.T<O .LAWYERS.--We have on
hand mn Vt Of ILLINoB REPORTS, Is Valss
ine5adsa BE1EsE VOL sG4TR19N g 1 tE1: GAA' Iq;
1V1!@~0e* - 'e'.''. -. III Laka street. =.
, 1861-03-11

rHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
DarH0An

rH1CAGo AND A!ILWAUK K:EE
~ RAILROAD.
Fe9 RB{H SERE 7Sb 4 fEGsaEp e zHSa f6 9sH
g. md . r. beaat Ma,sa y T. 81
CanA streets, lsuadsys e1cepted1 a. foi1ews:
7so (: ~ 1S{9 4. sad arrive st ahf"an1ee 's
X Es.sesssF ii 1saas .1zve at Chicago at 1913 AID
.7ts sBss E!sa 1savs' cheso st
,D1Tf5BURGH, FIT. WAYNE&
i ca1cAGo-EAHRoAr- - =
I'd c:ss :ss' gss.xe !sss 81 s Rsse
s55F K. e1sept sstnrdass -
FoK BOSTON, HEW YoR8, PHlLznE1PaiA
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
Harrisburg & .Pittsbu1g-
''s6 AhzSS S54f pSE45S ssS
And All intermediate B:arons between Chicago and
the cities apu7e named
slssp,ne Gsz; ea nsht taqs II .ad ss By a
wesf i = he cenpssss oRee. corner ef E4sadslpa
n.r.rsTs,cx. Fl ReS:. Z s2sS z2ssi West r'ss Assa.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
ahs HsS ReGa!5 e. 4aes IS .nz e a.
Three Thrensh Fas.enger Trains
9a II o HsG9 IL s2s & & IS
delnhia aeW York, Boston, Baltimore sno Wasolrgtoa
aPssseaee5 unsar6sssed IT aFeed aad ooza:sFs b
E1pfssa and Fsst Lines run through to Philadelphia,
without change ot cars Of contucsora
sena1 se cs q atssafd anS g esss a
Rss.s F9ns da,ly Nal and Fsst l1s sgHdsSs s1eepsa
arsss ma fsss Ins eouases ii Bs!tnsro nd wsss.
sds
ae Engineer. thus adine much to the sate1 d tzs-
81 Daily Trains bet zeen Panalelph:a and Rev
II: fhsoa5s rieEass, III isf. sFs s,od o. esse =
s : s = ss = sa
fe5sed t1ee Of charge through Sew Yosk -. ,ua,.
RaI5esd oai:a L DC VEST sE.e Sossa n ~
eRa e ssf "a esS'sas u s''e
xeR IS s5E = sSSsi5f5sngE;sn
fE H'2ia E;fs, ND TEE
+; y ts pSs
a ssassss sssaa y
8 ssss IS s. ssReeE eaR sFs
D. l. srEwAEr, Ft::shr.sa;.
Hpisy te;es aoSssisg. Sc eesZ,Hs X; 9szasSy
C5opRet, Portsmouth. r O.: Paddoss c., Jsaesson-
IA Moofss tsa;y1ils r 6. o'FTsy e.: E!a9s i
ssss sss4st @ d. Il eaea 5odp M & Si!Ii II
TGsb5R Gbeiae aaTs@s Ant ssntR taa e
, 1861-03-11
THICAGO s.. NORTHWEST
ptr~AS- go

.-...... DIRECT h0UTE
To Rockford. Beloit FTeeport Janesytnt Gnlen T.
Madison. Prairie dn Chien- Fund dN Las u.hzash.
Green Bay, Berlin. kpon, L. Crosse. st ~ &-
On and after Monday, NoEt1oef .1tt ga tfa.cs
leave. viz:
Day E1pzesa-12E5 Noon
Evening E1press-515 !. 4. for above potnt1
UThrouE6 tickets eau be purchased 1t ~ 1sa1ncaG
offices on Dearborn street st rsass snEcr Stations
GEO. l. DUNLAP. Superintendent
EIDE WITT RoREsos. Genl Ticket ast oeltN
, 1861-03-11

BUFFALO i LAKE HURON
II RAILWAY. Shortest AID best route to Buffalo
Train leaving CHICAGO at 500 q, Detroit q $50 y.
Eves At Bnaalo at 5:lo ? n Stw SoFk a. Typ ~ 4 T..
10 and n. Erie trains going East. Ttxeis y1A tns
Bead can be obtained at the Union Dspos
fe-I4bG.tY E. s. CARTER Gsnl EsnaEe-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
OVER GOATS

I3HIIADELPHIA Made OVER OoATS, and RICE
L SILK yELyEf VESTS AZ private sAis- An invvic<
few days unusually cheap for such goods, by =.
nsvSo-9 HkSJ. y. sAik14s %.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
That Valuable Farm,
Beautiful Farm,
Housekeeping Made Easy.

u,HE WHEAT CHER YEAST CAKES viii always in
4 sure good sxhOIesOTae brezd- For Is cents you
rer get one dozrn Yeast CAKES, which VIII EASe 30
large oayes of the best brezsi-
ESo CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
exY~ess Aiu.st every family II tOvn bas used IL
For Surinz CLEANING iuvzuabi'Jf S1siIng rant
1in1 fsiasss (iIded Work, NzTbi-, Silver or Plated
Ware =.
PEFRrGERATORS-w have sold large lot Of
tboss famous Philadelphia ReirigeratoTs We nave a
a.. lot coniuz They are warranted give stsiac-
ti,l as they are only The best bat they are TIE
cheapest known -
aDrI4H AAChENAE Z o1->Of1AN-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S a Z E.
That Suburban Residence,

lESHISG TO make other Investments, We propose
w 10 se!l al our Real Estate in davidson CO, as
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
Selected Lump Coal.
NOTICE.

nN or about the 10th October, in Warsaw, Miss. my
Pocket Book stolen from me, ,ntaning note
for Two Hundred i,oIars, more or less, drawn by T.
Tanning, and endorsed by A j. Nc hrter Co. The
public is hereby notified not 70 trade for said note
noyS-u ROBERT LAW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
Fruit Jars.

lust received and for sale at lowest prices, addi
u tional supply OF Fruit Jars and Cans, say
225 dOz- Wiiloughby Glass Jars ! quart;
10 &C &c 90 quarts
4s Glass Jars with corks for sealing.
Also hand 200 dOz- Tin Fruit Cans, one and two
quarts, for scaling up, all warranted.
Aso IL bbis- best Clear CoaI OIL at lowest price by
barrel. j. W WILSON,
sept4-u IL College St.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.

VsHE undernisnsd would beg leave respectfully In
form the citizens o. Nashville that they have on
hand few fire-Proof Sxfes, fom their .naiactory
IN louisvile, which they osr those wanting on the
must reaaoaabie terms HAERI0 = HUDSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
PHOTOGRAPHIC ClRD.

T TAKE pleasure in announcing to my oil friends and
lcustomers absence uf years,
have again returned RESUME the practice oi Tie
chased the my brother 10 the oid establish
months IN New York the past summer to obtain fully
ali the mprovemeuts the l.. have painted,
renovated arged the lite OF Rooms throughout
That my facilities better produce hFst-
class work than most Galleries boast and esn
duce to comfort o. our latrUns trust not on:y
TO sustain the proud pos ou the Gallery las hereto
tore Sustained, but 10 elevate Il Stiil higher Sts
ard. have also engaged the ices oi AIR. COUk
one OF the best photographers the wofi, who tusS
the Pictures which obtained the DIST rr' at IA
Worlds Fair lon,iUu 1881 and am ieIeI iISs
not only make thIs Ils leaing Gaely n The Stat
but my work shall be SURPASSED No. th oui
and now Introduce u the pubic the iOiiowIng new
styles
Imperial Photograph, Ind Ink,
Vigenetie, PLATA or co4ored,
lvorytypes, -
Pastel f'UfIsil Pictures, life siZe,
rhntogral,lls aIIvass, his size,
Visiting Cards, full ieiigth plai,
Autograph Photographs, Is Lib'u At one sitting
Stcret'scOpcs, on gisSS OF paper,
still continue nltkc tie Arlai1otype and Am
brotype heretofore. The above slyes ali
tirely in thus city, except the Autograph Card.
which but M Ie d All " bo WANT
any thing in my line politely invited tp give my
call belUTe vistiL.s elsewliert when Viii prove by
occuiar deInoIisIIa atIoI the above facts.
Respectfully, +. y. HUGHES.
oct20-If G. u. L. "a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
Drt-Goads very GhPap. I

AN now in receipt Of my large ana Wen esoT @ tsu
offering very low prices -
As Quick sales and small profits IS my motto am
willing 10 take up with the latter to accomplish the io
naer and will ofer great Inducements 10 ali who VIII
favor me with call especially TO cash buyers Tome
and see for yourselves DAVID Hl M litNEl
sept21-f No y South sloe oi inc E4uaIe-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
FOR SALE By ALL
Store Keepers In she United { States.

1000 Cases Saponiner, genuine, for sale at
acturers lrices In lots 70 suit purchase s. by
PIKE Z KELLOGG,
marl9-w1y ST Louis. Nc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04

From yIsoHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 3i6 Broadway
New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

AFTER THE NAsHvILLK-The Government
have dispatched, from this port, the armed steam.
ers Alabama and Augusta, in pursuit Of the rebel
steamship Nashville, which as already stated, ran
the blockade at Charleston on Friday and Is now
on her way to France or England, with Messrs
Mason and slidell ministers Pleni potentiary) on
board The steamer Connecticut, IL is said, will
also be sent in pursuit The Augusta and Ala
bama left on Wednesday highland the Con-
necticut will be of to-day. The chase will be an
Interesting one,-but as the Nashville is a very
fast vessel, her pursuers will have need Of every
inch Of sail and every pound Of steam to come up
with her The n o., has had FIVE days start, but
the greater distance she has to run will about
counterbalance that, and make the race very near
ly an even cne.-N Y. Express.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
THE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
WHEELING, October II. n

TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA
whereas severa OF the Congressional districts
OF this state are uDrepresented In the House of
Representatives in the Congress of the United
states, By reason of failure 10 elect on The fourth
thursday IN May last, osus by armed men in re-
belllon against the Constitution and laws of tba
United states and of this state and ii being the
right OF the 10y al Inhabitants each TO Ds
represented IN said House by a Representatives of
their own appointing, the Ccny on of Virginia
on the 10th CAV OF August 1851, passed an ordinances
directing an election t. be held The fourth Thurs
day IN october instant, (4thD in every district of
the state 20 unrepresented and where vacancies
exist II l. fuI thef ade the law by virtue Of the
ORDINANCE aforesaid, that any Pc. son who is pre-
vented from attending such election, by reason of
the occupation OF his own county by armed men in
hostility 70 tbs Government. that sloh voter may
vote any where In has Congressional district 1t
IprtheT ordained that the Q cote shall be CON
cert ned in the manner directed in the code of Vir
GINA of the edition OF 1860. By the nth of
chapter 18th of that code, ANY two freeholders NAV
hold an election directed by law at any place of
voting, If no Commissioner to superintend the
same appears and Is willing to act, or If no Com
ton.
Now, therefore. in confederation of the premises
L, FRANCIS y: PIERPoNT, Govern"T of the Com
monwealth Of Virginia. do hereby entreat the LOYAL
voters OF this State to hold elections In their sew
eral districts on the day above msntion ed, to the
end That the people may be represented, the prne-
pie OF representative government sustained, and
the STATE have her due weight In the National
Legislature
oc l6-td F. n. PiERPOINT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
L. CHTROPODIsT FROM PARIS.

II CHiRoPODIsT FROM PARIS.
And from SOP Broadway, New York
Branch othce-246 Pennsy wanna avenue, betw cen
18th and 18th St., Washington, a.. y.
Corns, Bunions, Soft Corns, CalIosItles, Club
Nails, And Nails penetrating the flesh, O CURED
patient
The Boot or Shoe can be worn immediately after
the operation. His treatment 10 founded OF tie
strictly rule OF science, such as ali Surgeons will
His charges are quite moderate. trIfIng indeed
compared with the relief and satisfaction he affords
the sufferer
city. "
Persons attended at their rooms OF residences
without extra charge, by esving orsers at "a G
Pa ave. bet 18th and 18th SITS. o. I Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18

Atkins Mrs Betsey
Alexander Mrs Z A
Austin Miss Emma
Andrews Mrs J r
Allen Mrs Elisa
Andrews Mrs Jane
Amos Mary
Brown Mrs Rossno
BUR Mrs T S-2
Brooks Miss Emily
Boyle Miss Alice
Brown Mrs c
Bowen Miss s l.
Bass Mrs Isaac
Burn Mrs James
Blocker Mrs J Z
Bates Mrs J n
Black Miss Mary
Bell Mrs MollIs
Brooks Mrs Col
Rassstt Miss Fife
Beaden Miss Mary
Benton Miss NJ T.
Bolaud Mrs NJ A
Brady Miss L NJ
Bowen NJ Sc l. l.
Be son Miss II
Barker Mrs Capt
Beecher Miss L s
Buslon Miss M A
Butler Miss Bette
BTswner Mrs w n
Barnett Mrs 7 J
Barrier Mrs Siephe
Buckley Mrs Mary
Child Mrs T.
Gaines Miss Emma
Carr Miss Maggie
Clark Mrs L J
Cone Mrs Chas s
Clark Mrs l. y
Chase Miss Kate
Clark Miss L V
Gallery Miss Sarah
CrOcker Miss l. T
Collins NJ IS NJ A
Coleman Miss NJ
Campbell Mise e
{, oper Mrs A
Clifford Rachel
Croker Miss L T
Cooper Mrs q A J
CraRdeli Mrs q
Chandler Dlrs II W
Carpenter MissEN
CripP-n EIrs VI ID
Campbell Mrs NJ
Cameron Mira J f
Collins MargHrh
Conner Miss LizIie
Collins Mrs n =
Collins Mrs Sarah
Cowling Miss s
Camp Miss AleXanC
Dick Miss Ruster
barley Miss Susan
Dollar Miss Mary
Dusenbery Mrs q
MIsCEITANEOI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY,

IOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, IL
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
of any daily paper published In Washinston.]
IOAl persons applying for letters In the follow
ng list, will please say they ADVERTISED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
u tubscriber hath obtained from the l1nhsE,s

Il subscriber hath obtained from the OTpb.n's
Court of Washington County, in the District of
Columbia letters Of administration o" the personal
estate OF Julla Keep ats of said county dec aased
Ali persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscrib:r on or he
fore the seventeenth day of October next; they
of the eaid estate ~
Given under my hsnd this seventeenth DAY of o.
tober, 1871. Mrs. LUCY Wheel ER
90 18-law3ws Administrstrix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
Spirit Of the Msrnipg Press.

The InfslI,gssesr quotes ex-senator Toombs Of
leoO, upon the 'suprenlacy Of the Law"
The Rsps6licas notices the murmurings Of dis
satisfaction at the supposed Inactivity Of the army
Of the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
TO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.

BATCHELoRs GENUINB HAIR DYE.
The Best in the World,
The Only Reliable and Haymlsss Hair n, Hno,cx
S9la ey sli PIuEsists; also, q BRsRKIos's Patent
= and ag 49, -
Sissss HAT store, 242 Penn,a avenue, where
LADIES can have IL applied if desired. -"
roc % Barclay IT. tlats 80 BrosdvsJlN. Y.
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SALE o. PSRsAa,SkttTTPP.LtRSro t, T;n,s
- deed of trust from Albert woodev 20 the sub
ic,lber. mad the 2lst day of August, 1884, AID re
e cSa9eG "a LloeI 4. No lse, folio 4ss, Ae, Of
over Tor sale at public auction, the heal bid
Ger, or the premises, formerly known as the
ma avenue, bet cen l7th and 18th .treets in wash
10, ,ngsoa a CITY at 10 o'clock m, WEDNESDAY.
i The Bar and Bar Fixtures; 5 Arm ChsiTs;N
CppalIsi IL IahIes; Dining Table; Center Table;
Siasses and al the CLookery We're and COOKING
SSt,n.nsiS Wlndov Shades; COOKING Stove;
tenances; FiSor Mating; and Lounges.
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RALMORAL SKIRTS, of new and novel pat
~ terms at low prices.
Hoop Skirts of the best grades at reduced rates
With AL kinds Of Dry Goods for the current
A new supply of Closks, Raglans, Nantes.
One price only, marked in plain figures.
PERRY Il BRO,
Oc Is 81 "a. And Ninth at
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g. Suffers WANTED.

Suffers WANTED.
NREAT ADVANTAGES to be found BY SUIT
les. and dealers IN Boots and Shoes, at the "a.
NEW YORK WHuLESALE BRANCH HHa1
HOUSE, 34S PfHnsyvaRia avenue, 90, cry Ay
Janney's Shoe store ~
We ms nufscture our own &c DDS, and sell at
Ns,c York prices, thereby saving freight.
Having constantly on hand q large stock, we can
supply at moments rotice. aBy quantity desired.
A large assortment of 8 sole High-out Shoes, and
Long-leg Boots.
Suffers literally dealt with.
call from al dealers solicited
WHITEHOUSE d UNCKLES,
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ooI7 WALL = BARNARn. Anots.
TRUsTEE's SALE BY CATALOGUE OF

By WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneer.,
TRUSTEE'S SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
1Ios.-on TUESDAY MORNING., October fsd :,
at 10 o'clock, we will sell 81 the Auction X ocms,
o large stock OF superior Wines, Brapdies
Whlskiss, Jamaica Rum. and other Liquors, oon-
Cases and Baskets Imperial and Cabinst Cham
payne,
and u Casks QtaTd, Dupay Co Brandy.
Z Casks Leser Frede, and Seignetts, and Castillo
Brandy,
Barrels Jamaica Rum and Holland Gin.
Barrels Bourbon and Mononr ahela and Besore
Whiskey,
Case assorted Liqnors,
Cases Brandy and Whiskey,
eegars.
rants, Sutsf's, a. others Sa e positive nd fem.
essh. Catalogues Will be st the Auction Rooms or
Monday previous 70 sale.
By order ofths Trustee
ocl6 WALL BARNARD. Auct.
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OSR FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions win confer a favor BY keeping US posted
as 70 movements and affairs In their vicinities.
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Q 5-soads GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.

SALE Too puhli rs respectfully Informed that
the sac Of the above ensIve .t ck o, soodt vii
be Continued This Morning snd every day unit 81
Il sold. Great tar gains may be expected, a. the
stock is large ana must be so d without reserv..
90 Il n GREEN A WILL Ms. Ancfs
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list Of drop notes will be found on the Bulletin
DrLHrTKRs MUST IN ALL CASES Bx PREPAID.
Drop Letters, In all GASES, must be prepaid.
Ootls LEWIS CLHPHANE, p. M.