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SEA KINGS AND NAVAL HEROES. London
- Aliens life Of Dundonald, London

SEA KINGS AND NAVAL HEROES. London
= Aliens life of Dundonald, London
Dixon Life Of Blake, London
ShiD~ recks and Disasters at Sea, London
Lives Of British Admirals, London
Neptune's Heroes, London
Cooper's Naval Biography
Southey's Life ofNelson, London
COoper's Naval History
Memoir Memoir OF ADMIRAL Brenton Lond on, ,,s
Memoirs Of Admiral de saumarez, 2 vols. London
Lie and Correspondence OF Admiral Napier,
vols, London
Nicholas History of the Royal Navy, vols, Lon
Bsent0ns Naval History, yqIs L G@ %pv1op
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri.
Il Der hath obtained from the Orphans' Court OF
washington county, in the District of Columbia,
letters OF alton the personal estate OF
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
Der, on or before the 9th day of February next !;
they may Otherwise by law be excluded from all
Given under my hand this sth day of February,
an as-iswsw. JOHN H. RUSSELL, Admir-.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, in the District of Columbia,
letters testamentary on the personal estate of
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the sd day of August next: they may
otherw,ss ~ law be excluded from all benefit Of
Given under my hand this esd day Of Aug;; 1854.
au "a law3ws SUsANNAH CARRICO.
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MAP OF RICHMOND AND SURROUNDING
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TEAMsTERs WANTED.

Chief Qxartumqstsr's 0Na, Repet Of Washington
d With
single line and managing six mule teams.
rhS a s ts
with one ration per day, and hospital privileges,
Wsson Maasrs viii
such positions, upon bringing to this point twenty.
xppy f 70 CAPTAINS CHARLES H. roMpK1Ns
A. NJ o. e A., corner Of Twenty-seeond and
Streets "a'hlhs'0n' D. o. D. Il. FUCKER,
Brig Gen. and shsf e
pIANOs.-We have Just received eigh 7 more
steinway Sons Pianos all of the
different sizes and styles, which we offer yvU
what higher in price than others, but their su-
RerlGrty il apparent d TO all after careful exam
saHs' Friness MsiodsonS At M%;s ssss of
au Cor. 18th st. and Pa. avenue.
JOSEPH REYNOLDS 4 90,
PLUNBERS, GAS, AND sTEAK FILTERS,
No. 500 NIE1H SfRIIr, near avenue.
Have Just received, and will constantly keen ON
land, the largest and best assortment in the city
e Chandsliers. Brackets, prop shts, Portables.
ses in this line, from the best establisSmsnss In
New York. Philadelphia, DC, which will be sold
Also, RANGES, FURNACES. and Tirs-Boara
We are prepared to furnish tho best RANGE in
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
ao Ends 81 Sns to snAm
line shssg asG In sa:
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w IlosRPoaATED MARoH sTH, 1864.
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NRPHANS' COURT. SEPTEMBER Sd, 1854.
II N,onn,U n . COI UMRIA CouNTy or w A auIu

0RPHANS, COURT, SEPTEMBER Sd, 1851
u DIsTRIof or COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF WASHING.
TON, TO ,o,t: In the case of Charles Hawkins, Al
Administrator aforesaid has, with the appro baton
ofthe Orphans Court Of Washington County afore-
said appointed SATuRDAY the 24th day Of Septem:
the personal estate of said deceased, and of the
assets in hand, as far as the same have been coli
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are titled
to attend, lat the Orphans, Court of Washipg ton
County aforesaid,) with their claims properly
vouched, or they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefitin said deceased estate: provided
a copy of this order be published once a week for
three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the
Test: :. - %. G. ROBBINS, d.
sep 2-law3w% Register of Wills.
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IF f1sH .MANG. I aHn SR 3 EH Cfa9IEE7.
S1Uk Etc. 0NR Box WILL PRRFosh w r. "a
HIIngrsdients are purely vegetable, e., - and
pleasant to the taste has no i re U fe.r Of
astection. Circulars free Price e1. Soa a6 AZ
JOHN ]. KRONER, successor to D. " w. in ton by
8. o. FORD. Sse fsnpsvvanis avenue ss aoss "
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MARLBoRoUGHis DISPATCHES, EDITED BY

MARLBOR0UGH'S DISPATCHES, Edited by
A.l General ID rray. vols, London.
Dispatches of Lord Nelson, 7 vols, London.
Official Dispatches of the War of 1872.
2 vols, London.
Dol. Frazer's Letters during the Peninsuar and
Waterloo Campaigns, London; ,,
Biz Charles Napiers Life and Official Correspon-
: Life ana Letters Of Admiral de saumares, vols.
Diary and Dispatches of Gen. sir Robert Wilson,
2yols.. London.
Sir W. Sidney Smiths Lie ana dispatches, z
CoiiinSWoods Public and Private Letters with q
memeir, 2 vols. London.
wellington Dispatches, London;
Copfed rate Off cial Reports OF Battles.
General Mcclellan 3 Report
Barnard & Barry's Report; r.v,o,
IA EnANSh IAILOh,
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ct, TIMOTHY's HALL.
Professor of French Languag

Professor of Painting and Drawing.
A. H. METZ, ESQ.
Professor of Vocal and instrumental Music.
TERM5.-Boarding pupils $500 per year of 10
months; weekly boarding pupils $500 per year Of 10
months; daily pupils 500 per year of 10 months.
including fare to and from the city.
For particulars sec circulars. to be obtained at
principA al bookstores. or address -
e. PARSONS, Catonsville,
Baltimore County, Mar yland.
Circulars to be had at the Star Office.
sep 2 D6 VIM
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SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
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ITO PARENTS AND TEACHERS OF GEORGE.
Il TOWN-A full assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS constantly on hand, at SIS High street
BOARDING AND DAY SEMINARY FOR
ID YOUNG LADIES,
town, D. 9. Mrs. a Gen. +. I. WHEELER, Prin-
cipal. The duties of this institution will beAre-
sumed on Monday. Sept. II. au % Wv
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- Corner Of 10th and G. Streets
UNDER THE CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF
CHARITY.
The duties of this school will be resumed on
THURSDAY. Sept. LIST, 1864. The Sisters in barge
pupils in all the branches of an En- glish education,
and will pay strict regard to the moral training of
all placed under their care.
In consequence eff the advance of prices the
tuition. au 27-2W
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RILLIAKpS TAShf S f0R sALIisHs subaeri.
BILLIARD TABLke. nearly new,
Ehish h :. IN IN siiRS.s room, o. very
Iltk street end Psnnsyivaaia aysnus. t~Nr1
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MASSEY COLLINS L CO.'S
kv1 PHILADELPHIA
DRAgGHT ALE AND PORTER.

lam now receiving large quantities ofDRAUGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated brewery,
which Am prepared to furnish on short notice to
AL persons who favor me with their orders.
orders given to my drivers viii be promptly ut.
tended to.
Goods delivered in all parts Of Washin ston and
Georgetown, free Of charge.
RILEY A. sHINN, AGENT.
Csion Bostlins Depot. 81 Green street
p6u Georgetown D. q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-22
The War Spirit At the North.

Opponents Of the policy OLlaVasOn declare that cur
brief otruOns upon Northern soil serve ony to arouse
the var spirit cad 10 in0r, LneOlnl armies and 10
Gin6ish the chances Of PesOs. Tbis vOrite argument
Of the an-inVasiOn party is strangely neglected by
LincOln's Own organs Tbs n Y. Times COMPLAINS bit
tsry that when Bradley Johnson intsrrupti0g travel
between Baltimore and Philadelphia, when Wallace bad
been defeated at MonOCaey, and EArly vas msnscing
shs capital ITSELF Pennsylvania responded 50 slowly to
TIE cats for men.
"if anything could have stirred tho people Of Penn
ylvaniA TO aetOr, says the Times. lore would have
thought such events as tee Wouli ave done co. Yet
during the whole month Of Jaly The entire volunteer
fOrOe Of one hundred days men raised and ready for
service in Pennsylvania numbered but aix regiments
The last Of them only ready for service on the 2o
day Of Jaly-thAt is the night before the burning
Of Chambersburgh."
The Paris AoaiisST evidence Of the real feel
iug d the North WEAKNESS Of the WaF-psces prom-
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asst b s Ia Of ss!asssss Of tbls sssSaSss "'ss stag
gishnsss With which the militia responded 70 toe c~is
mazda unon them during the Confederate invasion Oh
N.r,.ndn The Nonilssz refers not only to the militia
: .nr.,lvania but to those Of ether States, as, for
ov,mD,s Nav York, where the Governor was forced
- discover excuses for the backWsrdness Of his people
Raupet himself has discovered that his elegant asser'
lion At the time of Elrys first entrance into MAryhnd-
that invasion "bOied all parties down to tWO-thOse in
favor Of the country, and these opposed to i-must
be modasd for the Herald has been not less bitter than
the Times in les structures upon the sluggish Dutch Of
PeDpsJ lEsnia.
Was cease 10 be popular when Ere and sword begin
10 do their work at home. The statement is oy no
means credable to human nature, but the plain truth
is mankind In general care more for their properly than
for their blood relations, aud beer With more eompo
sure the death of sons brothers and fathers than the
loss Of hOue and home Just before the battle OF Gt
tvsbvr0 bereayed PennsJ lVanan caused great laugh
tar among party of Confederate soldiers by eIclAim
ing. With tears In his eyes, that be knew what was
70 lose wife, but would rather see his second vile in
her grave than agan endure what he had suffered the
day ureyiOus. at is no laughing matter" cried he
" tell YOU have lost at least three hundred dollars,
Ludcous a. this scene must have BEEN ita counter
mart has been acted often and again on Southern
soil where we have seen Of high social position
sending their sons cbeerfuy to battle, and gumOlug
about their thss aud the impTeSsmeDt Of their horses
al. am bsrsaved, am bereaved," said Isaac, when
he feared Benjamin would be detained in Egypt but
ne do not read that job when b. heard Of tho loss Of
bs cattle emuA.sd the resg alton Of Israel at TIE
nrospec; of losing his son. 70 be impoverished in
dav and driven Tiom house and home by the ruthless
invader Is the sOrest Of all tri,s to poor humanity
So long as the war was WAged exclusively on South
eru coil, aud so long greenbscks maintained their
vaus. the people of the North were clamorOus for
Southern subj1g4tion. Domestic I'll ciOns, hoWeVer
heavy, we're borne with exemplary fortitude aud u
patrOtism beyond praise. But when the hOOf Of the
dsspoiIer tegan to make WOesOme prints IN their
seld. of waving grain and the retsatOry torch was
apped TO their own roof trees, their fo ttude gave
way aud their patriotism began to WAne. As god
mounted and greenbacks declined, she once hateful
moposyuabls peace" was heard in the land At this
moment, nothing is needed to make the cry OF peace
universal and oVsrpOWering, but the presence OF Con
tolerate armies In she mid-NOrth. Gould Washington
and Baltimore be captured Weighty largesses Of gold
bs levied in Philadelphia and New York, and Boston
laid wholly 10 ashes, there would not be left in the
North 60 much Wsr-spirit would serve TO recruit
single compauy. of three months men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-22

OOSTEDERArE ORUIsERs ABoUT.-The following In
formation was received by the New Orleans Times from
tho West RgOlets Station, and is papOrted to be en-
irAy reliable:
The United States Light House tender Martha, Capt
Williams, bound from Pssi a-L0utrs to the East End
West Rigoet Light alton, with materials for the re
pairs Of those places, captured by rebel lAubch
manned with % men, on the morning Of the 10 h III
atant in Chandelier Sound who, after stripping her Of
her sails rggiog and al OF her cargo that they could
carry away small hing schooner "a priza OF the
day befOre) SO; fire TO and destroyed her. Her creU
was carried into Bay 3d. Louis, thence about zen
miles up Wolf River, when they proceeded to take the
to Mobile by laI d. Capt. Williams, who was 40
cOmpanied by his little son. managed 10 eude the vgi
lance Of the guard and effect his escape into the woods
and upon getting back to the river procured small
boat and after maDy difficulties arrived at Fort Pile.
Tee pilots at the mouth Of the Mississippi river cay
they afraid to Ventrrs out on occount Of the pres
encs of these ar Led rebel launches.
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HEAGQRs. VIRaINIl VII IrARY ms nTUrE,
GKN KRAL 0RDKas, [
No. %. (

GEN 0RDKRs
No. 20.
The exercises Of this nstu,ion viii be LExno
the t day OF OCTOBER which dsy Ccer and
oughed Cadets, and newly appointed Cadets will promptly
port for duty.
H. the surpies OF the Institution, embracing clothing
books aud Subsistence stores destroyed public
my, Is essential that each Cadet shall bnR with MIN full
sOppy Of undercohing gray jacket gray
coat pair OF shoes, single msttras beddIog
towes-eomb hair brush brush aso tafe ana
fork. Mattresses can be bought here.
Ill gray cloth be bought BY the Cadet the clothes can be
up = the Institute.
" zach Cadet viii Ing With him list Of bis clothing to be
nled with the q iArterm
" The difficulty, II not lmpossl6y, Of securing full supplies
MAT Sugg the Of Zach Cadet bringing with lion los
pounds The amount brought credited 70 hs
expense account al the Govern nent rates.
VI Each Cadet will ali bring with Tim the books which
may be required a far as practicable 10 the Glass; Smiths
Bourdon A bta, Legendfs Geometry, Leyzsc Preuch
Grammar and Gil BIAS In the Sd class Smiths BOts
cal Geometry and Davies Descriptive Geomtry In the ed
class, oourtenays Calculus the needed
VII Temporary brick cabins the course OF CON.
srucon for the accommodation OF the Cadets The Wantop
Of hs other public bulldogs by he
enemy, will dsprivs the Cadets Of usual
piled bu. the patriotic spirit whlel animaes oar Whole
people, win mike them cheeruy endure
Gil the Institution be restored to M orgnai condition
BY command OF Mel G IN r. H. SMITH
J. H. hosRIsoS, Acting Adjutant. v. MI sua0 -IaasT
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gRa GaInaai

gaz ssIsJss ss yaH dsTy sslss ESsLseIes. -
A correspondent, writing from City Point, gives the
New York II i6uns full account Of the explosion at
City Point, written in sermonsng style. He says he
gives the horrors in detail that the Yankees may learn
lesson which has cost sixty seventy lives and two
millions of dollars, and hopes the result OF bis abors
will be to have the ammunition depot removed to
wharf well of to seli The origin of the explosion Is
still mystery. Some say 1t caused BY rebel tor
p'do-others, by rebel emmssary; but the 7Ti5w Is
correspondent thinks 1t was the result of some unknown
act Of careeasness. No matter what did it, be s done
writing letters, as formerly, upon smnunion boxes
The most serious damage Of the explosion, however,
was that two shells shotife into the tent Of
General Grant, scattering his maps and papers in most
unwarantable manner hui the correspondent prudenty
suppresses the fact that they hopelessy cracked tho
beautiful demobn which was about two ars ago pre-
scented to Ulysses by LoDgWorih of Cincinnati, filed
with his amous oataWba brandy of tie vintage Of 1850
It was empty Ii s true but like "a in which ross
had been distilled" it tea,ured BY Ulysses
souvenir of pleasant memories of cooling fmishes.
MOBILE NOT WANTED PERHAPL
The Washington Correspondent Of the New York
Tribune says:
Aho cAPeCtout Puohc neou uOt 10 disappointed VI
the present expedition against Mobile should not i'm
msdAtely result in anything of more obvious impor-
lance than Theoretically sealing that port for all block.
aiding purpose by holding the mouth Of the harbor by
forts and asmaIl bOCksdng force The rebels have q
large infantry force at Mobile. which permanent occu
patton by our army would liberaie."
How very calculating the Yankees have become 10
be Tae prudential considerations no doubt
keep then from taking and occupying G, arleston.
ARRIVAL CT PRISONERS
Up 10 noon yesterday sixteen hundred of the prison.
captured Petersburg on Friday, including seven.
ty6Ve commissioned officers, reached the city
Among the shouderstrappsd gentry were Brigadier
Grnsral Hays number of Colonies, hsjors, Captains
and fifty nine Leutenan.s The rest came by the train
last night.
We learn that up to yesterday morning thirty three
hundred prisoners had been registered at the Provost
hlarshals lice al Petersburg.
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A PPEAL to the PubIic.-Ihe Relief Com

A PPEAL to the Public.-Ihe Relief Com
mee Of Richmond through their Directory appeal to the
public for aid BEHALF tbs Refugees and suffering poor this
city. .lrfl
chmond at present oiled with refugees from every peon
ConfedeFAcy, many them employment or
but worthy Of sympathy and support Our citizens
their Ind ual and corporate capa have been severely
ed the relief OF these an the generally
Of the and while they willing
their full proportion Of The burden, they think
should be " the benevolent and patriotic eveysh
10 this COED work. The Of great
Immediate vicinity and the Interruption
h. rarostH, have produced scarcity OF supplies which
remeded, far those for whom appeal
cerIed contributions from individuals corporate
kyery preanon will be taken BY the eomnttee the
distribution Of the supplies procured contributed the
les Of cur soldiers sDd the worthy poor.
The duty CT providing os the famts Of soldiers has
emily been Transferred from the Army Committee Of the Yong
eas UhrtIsn Association the Relief Committee and bst
the literally which has heretofore been
them W II be extended TO u.
The southern Express Company have kindly agreed shp all
articles contibuted TO the poor free OF charge
Contributions Of money should be sent TO H. T. Baskerville
Treasurer and all supplies shou be consigned the "Reef
Committee OF Richmonu," Msssrs. Martin cardOzs.
Prompt and regular contributions earnestly requested
aul3 dltAc4w VIM p. MUNfoRD, fr esidtrt.
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tss pcs ~ tie SedsEi uuifora SsSeivsd tas9 heunty
money, ard went into the ranksl thus providing ex-
tmpdon fSom the draft for several hundred Bosonans'
-Four hundred Of the emgrants Who came on the Bel
Iona all entered the service thereby exemptng Tour
hundred other Bcstonisns.
majority Of these en- grants had already been
trained to the use Of arms, and Of them had been
In battle.
The process of gathering these engrants Is thur ex-
planned:
The men who csme in the Bsllona were Of different
nallonales, but collected In Belgium und'r the
direction of Julian Allen, formerly colonel of the well
known organ ,ion called the "Posh Legion" Of this
city.
Six hundred men were gathered within three weeks,
and constant scoessions were made to their number
Ii not Difficult, TO collect them. When 1t became
know at Antwerp, recently, that Mr.. Allen would re-
osVe persons and send them the ocean, the IT,
dngs quickly conveyed to the principal cities
the seab0ard Of the continent; aud Immediately men
came from all directions. They walked abort at Ant
Werp In crowds. part OF them were 30 much elated
with the prospect Of going to America that they march
ed in procession, carrying rags to represent banners
on long scks like AIg stas much to the establishment
Of some Of the toWnspeople. Regular drills consu ed
part Of the daily exercises at These men, with
the exception already noticed enlisted on Deer Island
examined, and afterwards went to the military
rendt 10 another part OF the harbor In four days
from the time of arrival the business concluded
Nobody not interested wiser, while three n5ivid-
uals much richer and fou7 hundred men we're cred
tied on the q1ots of Boston.
GalignG,ts Messenger, in announcing the departure
OF the last vessel irom Antwerp, gives no PARTICULARS,
but says tina. contained $50 sherman recruits Tor the
American Federal army" a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-22
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk

NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
ONCE OF the Circuit court Nelson county en Mon
day, the 1stdsy Of August, 1854:
Daniel Rsrsoot. executor of Mary W. csbel dsss and
trustee and legatse inhsr WILL ktt,
sgalst ~
Peyten spvith and ehe next Or kin ami sgaiee, Of the
said May W. Oahel. deceased, Dtfs
The Offices or this suit to have the last will
The said Mary W. osee the tetairI properly rasd The
rights and interests Of her egaees and Of
her estate s.eertaned and adjusted the said delivered
paid and distributed TO h. persons entitled thereto
eoanis n the executor audited and settled
and directed In the sdmnraon Of the estate
ess Ia regard thereto. And anhdlvit haysg been rade
hled In The papers Of this following
named In snlzmended supplemental bill exhibited 10 ths
suit either reside within portion the yg MA
pied ~ TIE pubic enemy that from saa court cannot
be executed upon them that diligence ued by aud
In said a pu1 30 ascertain In what eouny or cor
l2raiOn they Without effect via "Brsxton Gsrck, Wm
Bacsn aud Nora, bis wife, Msson Beverly Mason, Ian
do Mason, William PiakDey hssor, a Brs1ioD Lucy
anton, Tn Bach susan, bis WIFE Charles Rando ph
Mary Randolph, Elizabeth Turner NoIborne Berkeley, an
Pocher and his wife," Il ordered that they do appear
thin pubncstlon hereof and do what
necessary protsc, and that copy Of this
be publish ur successive weeks In the kieh
whig, newspaper published In the city OF Richmond,
ported Al he front door Court House Of this county
the d 81 day or the next couniy coaH
au2-x4v GEO. sTRvRNa, CLERK
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\ OFFER NO RENT. for next wear. Isa

OFFER TO RENT, for next year, 1865,
privately, Farm Cub cresK containing acres mostly
ceared which from 10 70 10 hands with
vantage small framed house and log HOUSES framed
barn and four tobacco houses houses apple peach
orchard, 30, With good outlet and excellent range.
Ao, House and Lot In the village Rough other
smaller places All OF which midway between
brakes Branch depot, the chwond Dsnye
and PapPns depot the soaih Side Ra oad some IL me
from either.
Ithl of.r such, rented before TO the hahes lid
DER at Rough Greek TUESDAY, 4h October without regard
TO the weather.
These wishing to rent will please call examine the places or
by letter addresl A. BAILEY
an 6-c6t' Rough Greek, charlotte, Va.