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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-11

The following are the receipts of Flour An
Grain at this port to-day :-Flour, 1900 b1ls. :
Wheat, goo bushels; Corn, 1909 bushels; Oats,
800 bushels.
The weekly Associated Bank return shows q
moderate gain on the specie line OF deposits. Ia
other respects the movement of the week was 70.
markedly steady.
The weekly averages of the old Banks OF the
city of New York, on Saturday, Octoler 8,
1864 present, in the aggregate, the follo0inY
changes from the previous exhibit Of octO-
Der i -
Decrease IN Loans. ns.....''.s...sss...sss S2l.63I
Increase In Specie. e.................... 395,4l6
Decrease in Circulation. 2s7l1
Increase in Undrawn Deposits. ...... 5lS, 031
Including the Clearing House operations OF the
week, which show the inter-exchanges between
the Banks, including also the Sab Treasury b Il.
ance at the close of the week The following Is tho
general comparison with the previous eKblbis,
and also with the movement this time la,t - n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-11
TO-DAY's WASHINGTON NEWS.
Special Dispatches to E'enlng Telegraph.
wAsHEGroS, October /
,rl,o gFauasses dian RniIrOad.

The Manassas Gap Railroad is now guarded
agsms. sLo guerilla bands prowingin its vicinity.
Soldiers voting.
One Of Governor Seymours agents visited
Harewood Hospital on Saturday, and found but
one soldier who would vote for Seymour and
Mcclellan. The Ohio soldiers in this vicinity are
voting to-day for members Of Congress.
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The New York Times this morniag s.t
VThe interest in the New Loan of 500.
be awarded next Friday is on the incre IS,
private capitalists as we'll as with tho !
Banks and Banking lrms in Wall str-c
bidding now promises 10 be on lioer n
will be stimulated by the offer of the S3.r"
receive one-fourth the amount in Tre4s1t4 ,
tifcatos of Indebtedness. These are ,eli3Et
market at Wl@9i4 per cent. The ac rue IL,
will be allowed by the Department 10 si.g
inst, and the Certificates received &c par
The following shows the exports o.
from the port of New York - ra
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
CLEARFD TINS MOKNIE0


Hargue Two tOthors, fcague Liverpool W0rkmsn Co
Biig Lomauce, Duncan. Baiumore, j. H. bailey Go.
ira riede Alonnich, Falmouth, 4, A. Souder a 20.
Schr Camilla, Anderson, Eastp0rt, do.
schr j siusman, Howell, PORT Royal Captain.
sohr . v W. Simmons, godfrey salem, Waanem scher
& MaKdold. ...-
Schr Active Fisher, Port Royal ID 5, stetsoa Co.
srir q Hadien, Tales, Alexandra, Captain.
schr Prize, Mayo, SaC0, Captain.
son I Lara Jane, Owen, Portland, Captain.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
shin Lisbon Brown, IL DAYS from New Orleans Ia bal,
fast t0 u. s. htess0n a 60
Brg Nieriwa Ingcrsoi IS days from Cieufaegos Wit,
Sug ar 10 s. a ". Welshvessel " y. n. Bailey Co.
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THE BATTLE AT SALTVILLE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-11

Jefferson Davis in the Rebel
Capital.
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We have received Richmond papers covering
dates from the 9Th to the Sth instant, from which
mo ,sl,, ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-21
THE EVENING STAR.
HOUsEHOLD RECIPES.

WrErnR SouP-Taks carrots, turnips, and
BE heart Of head of celery, cut into slice,
Win dozen bu ton onions; half boil tn N IN
salt " sser, with little sugar In it; then thro "
them into the broth, aud when tender, serve q p
N. comp; or bse rice, dried peas, and lenttls.
hId pnip them into the soup to thiek-n it.
NI'h many OF these soups. email suet dunn
Pin Es, very lightly made, and not larger to an
an ese, are. boiled either in broth or water aud
ynt into Ire turesn just before serving and
2rs. by many persons. thought an improve
went, but are moe usually put In plain gravy.
sSpp,s than any other, and should be made
lRht enough to swim In it.
TO OLRAH TEA TRAYs--Uo not pour ooiling
water over Them, particularly japanIed ones,
Is 10 Ill make the varnish crack and peel on
tIs bsye sponge wetted with warm wafer
ard issis soap, II t91 ne 'fay t se a,fty Inen
q little Hour, then rub It with dry cloth Ii
tns paper tray gets mSrksi, take piece OF
NoCen cloth, with a little sweet oil, and rub
Eoyer lie marks, II auythi will t1ks them
c.I thls Will. Let the urn De emptied and the
:op wiped dry, particularly the outside, tor IL
xEy vet be suffered 10 dry on it, it will Leave 6
mark.
iELravINkp BRKAD-In the use OF nm bolt.
60 nCuT persons need Lot be restricted to the
1des OF prep airing II; they may use yeast, soda,
sait, salerstus, or other compounds, and have
bread prop0rbCnately better than fine hoar
arsao mixed with the same ingredients. Ho ".
ever. we are satist fled that those who will give
- enre- nnie6Sensd bread a fir trial, VIII
lave jItfle inclination TO r-tuEI to the use OF
thr for sger, they will lind the other mora
yats table, nutritious, wholesome, and econo.
u, al.
6KEES ClSTsENr.-Take OF wormw sod,
fsTsy, eafnlp- aops and hoarkound each an
etrei quantty. bruisa them aud put them in
siuIe, cover over with spirits and lard, and
let II etand Two weeks; then simmer while
E: sHs,n, and add 10. white turpeutine to
every 10 lbs. ointment. This is excellent
remedy for sprans, bruises, sweilings, con.
t-eCiea SLOWS, &c, and it's very cooling, re.
solvent, relaxing and emoilent.
GlsGKR SsAPs.-For the benefit of our lady
-sectrs, we publish the following recipe, the
"s,neer snaps" made sf,sr which, took a pre-
rlIm at u recent lair: One cup best molasses,
: Eli emp sUsar, two thirds OF 4 cup or butter,
Gne teaepocnful Of alum, Two ieaspoonfuIs
:aieTatus, hslf q cup OF Water, one teaspoontul
IF ginger.
CORN SEKAD.-S.ir thoroughly together one
CuaItsweet milk aud one quart corn meal.
nis is Improved by beating BAKE in Z. deep
. after, IN a hot oven. about H. minutes. These
proper % Ill Lot hold good in all CASES,
ewing to the difference in meal. A few trials
however will sna BILE any one - Ju 5ge Is TO how
Wreh Of each required.
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D IrTkSKouss. PAEr D. co.,

D ITTkNKouSs. RAEr d CO.,
BA n gk
20. as9 PEHEsYLyAEtA AvINux,
WIN oontiane 10 furnish
g.A. fIyE-TwENTy BONES
sslcnS iBsued Government, ~ BAR,
p. Uospcu So eli
q. u. 80 Tssssars Notes.
T. g. Certiacstsrof EGaseseSasas
aOLb AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
sSasns ~ o.. I'll psg - OF Husope snd sks EoTtaa
Z Cities sold In surns 70 gait purchasers.
sscHSs and Sod bought IL New gofk szaigE.ve.
Ga Gor1Ini seion
tsH SsTfsN HOUSE. fAkf q 10
IMPORTANT TO FE8ALss.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The ingretisnts Is these Pulls IL the result Of
ior STd sure to oorraet all irregularities Painful
neustr atoms, aRaoyiss ALL oBsfRror toRs,
sheth"r from cold or nthar wise, headache ran In
tbs side rslpitstien of the heart whites a.. osr-
Tou5 affections, eysts ries disturbed sless. xk.el
srises from Interruptions OF nature.
DR. CgEkaEMAA'S PILLS
Arc positive r.usdy for all complaints peculiar
% Fsnsies iEpuoiN6 vi rF osEYAIHfT PEsioDIoAL
tsGuLAalTY. Explicit direottsns staG.us When
:seF shouid sor 81 USED, vftG eaaa eex. Prize
dollar. ~ = -
aS-FoIc By all Druggists
ugTCHIESs 4 EILLYES, Proprissors,
81 Cedar street, New fc-k CITY.
soid By 3. POND. aga "a. avenue. seS aoa-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-21
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY

sALrlM0RE ANp OHIO RAILAOAD.
~ "a
On ard after Wednesday January 9th, 1894 daily
1aiIs will be run between Washington and New
York, and Washington and the W. ri a. follows:
FOR SEE YORK and BOSTON
Leave Washington ct and TO- A d and 3
and 30 p. NJ. except Sunday. On Sunday. att 80
2. II. enly.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at 81, and N.A A. "A.
and ), %. 8 ard :. 81 p NJ daily except Sunday
On Sunday, st J A. NJ. and and 30 P. NJ. only.
fOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST
Leave Washington at 8 % aud A. II. and 50
r. d. daily. except Sunday. On Sunday. at 50 P.
only,
POB TAsHlHGToH AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore 81 i,o3, TO, s4s and go a
u. ard 5 -, SIS. and $50 P. " except sunday,
On Sunday. At as and 9. u 4, n. End so r. n.
FOR ANNAPOLIs
leave WASHINGTON at sec 4. NJ and 4 u p, H.
leave Baltimore At ia u and SIS P NJ
Trains leaving Washington &C a q Aod
1S P. NJ, go throuEs TO Nev YORK without
change OF cars. sleepins Car on 1902 NJ train
'The drst and toartn trains nom Wsshsnxton,
and third and fifth Trains from Baltimore. STOP ~
AL way points.
For further Information, tickets Of every Kind
40, apply to GEORGE 6. Koents. agent as WasA-
Inston Station, or ct the Ticket Once
W. P. edIrH, Master Of rrsnsp't'n
L. d. COLE Geners j Ticket Aren't
Ut tIntsl. 4 Chron.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-21

Passes to visit the Army of the Petema ,.
I. Apple atoms must be made At the Office Of
MRjer LOUIS H. Peiouze, No. go + street. be.
tween nth and 18th streets, between IL a. m
and p. M, except Sundays. Major Peiouze
is authorised to sign the passes.
II not granted at the Office Of Major Pc.
louze, the decision is final, and no reference
need he made at the War Depart ment.
Passes cannot be given to females TO visit
the army.
; By order Of the Secretary Of Var
Z ID TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adlutent General.
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Headquarters Military District of tycsasngton, f,
Washington. D. c., February Is, 1854. I
GenSydl Orders No. 3.-Col T. Ingraham, Seth
Massachusstts volunteers, is hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal of the Military District OF
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
by com mand OF Brig. Gen. fartihdale.
JOHN P. SgsRBURNE.
re 6-H Assistant AID 10 ant General.
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. p n CT A L .

War Department., A5jutant Generals oRes,
Warrington March II. 1864. 5
AL applications tor leaves Of absence Or per-
mission t. visit Washington must o. sddf essed
to Msior General Haileck, Chief or Stat. and
must specify the business for which the officer
desiI - the permission. telegram addressed
direct TO the Secretary OF War on this 81 bjscf
will receivs no attention
BY order of the Secretary Of Wa:
+ ID TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-21

ROOFS AND sEOEs
ID TO BUTT TIE TIMES
We are row msruractuting sII Kinds of BOOTs
sud SHOES, nd cons An tiy receiving sup. nSssA
p'y of Eastern made work OF every deaccip- $f5I
so Sa st az nesS rr n, ,ss s Is, vi
heretofore charged In this city for much inferior
artiolee
Tetsons 10 wsut o. BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or q y made work, vii! always nnd good sssort
rent 10 store and st the l3wsss prices Givs NJ
call GSISFIN e. BKOFHna,
Spsn ala Penn arsnus
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BILLIARDS

Il BILLIARDS
Or 6kLS-Two eplano i'd WINANT'A TsBLE5
rosewood and ushoEan7, With 81 Sl, beds \ z nd
oresr snd eysrytbing complete Apply ut CaAS,
II. ANDsksON's Bookstore, ass 18th strest, op.
rosie fest Onics NIB atf
gRUIT TREES. GARDEN SEEDS, &c.
An extensive stock OF the choicssS FRUIT
TRfEe, yiz: Standard and Uzarf Peas Ap- ..sA
pes, Peaches Aprieots, Cherriss, Quiaess s5e
81 Grape Wees Siscs berries, Essporrriaa -~A-
Eurrsnis: Goo.sherries, Rhnbar6 Root, &c Ever
sIeens SHADE Trees. hrubs Roses, Dabnss. Par
EN- jail Phloxee, do fresh and ssrnfns Gard an
seedf-Ex,rs Tarly Peas. Premium Flat Dutch
cabbage, b. cts, Tomatoes Carrots Psrsn;ps s..
Choice and Beautiful Flower SEEDS erubr snias su
tae novelties fr'u England AMI the ueatinsas
All a. moderate rstes JOHN SAUL,
nj z so6ts Feed Store sos Seventh cor r.
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CT wIBB& BEva BIpGx. -
II oHArt ;sS:,i ;S:1 + co.
cnse AsD s.kShEs Was
ii,ss s1s siesi Ia Gsoss. Tin On. nSsr ss!;.
terms, stons Ware, 30, "a, go.
Goods p.sisd ard delivered In this City ani
-, s,.'': soa Ola S: l1s Hap ss,ss,s..
HIcKMAhs NAVAL COURTS MARrIs
tina. Of Colonel oaensin o, the 10th Hass.rs:
NapEier's Military Law and Courts Martial: Lon
Tyler on Military Law and Courts Martial. Lon
TIisl Of Lisutepsrt General whitsloeke: Lon.
;, x'1 ,:s,s tss; H,a., nth H,.
Macarthur on Coagt Martial: London.
Letter to the gaeen on lAto Coart Martial:
Uttsrvati1n on Courts Martial
Cont Marital Of De plain A. II. Robertson, ga
Dragons: London - -
ss Ss q toai Sassss London
hhos.s: PI.stiss q Gsu.. y Martha. ss Lyndon.
Kenneas'. Military Law: bombay,
Manual Of Military Law: Londoo;
ny ~ IL
-
'17sNSPPoRTANr 70 sAMIL1s The u.a:rr.n.a
ma. New Yors and Boston. salss tails rastaoa 81
ssim. Ssssts. Count, Best
sases sas1 LA s.s ;ss.sS
swssl Btsad, Phssssnts ,Psrtridsss,
aIosss sn,gs: WCodeoei, and s7sri ia.sf' Of sas
sostoS Clear Pors, aoased Pig. l.es and rrlps,
Al'i ss . sss q Foreign 'aa Domestic
.si. 4 g. ess.psss and ssss s Nss.ssI5assoa
oe s ss.. as ps ss Ava T.: :s1s:.
TR11sAAR-.rro.setsa oy Royal Lssts.s Psssns
ioo o. n sna and .se1s:a ~ me sss Of ths
,TIis:n:. No i: he .ssssn.l rs.a.ay e. ss...
e. :, ,SSs.:ss ::
@srcars nd ali othsr dslss.rioas ingr.disats. OF
Iossas sssarsa q q sssss and
snsoees OF atmosnhsrs IN Tin eases. at IS each, or
.!,eS O. divided s ss1..sss do:ss = .iainis-
~ ssa rs: ~ s &c. s&
H.; g. No s,s
HAPPINESS Oh MIssaYi-THAT IS .THS
| ~ SUESFIQN-1h PROJECTORS Of ths :. 2 All.
SIAE OGBiSkT or WONDERS, ANATOMY, ssd
hEb1CIN q. thays Determined Of sx.
penss-to Issue ffSe, flor he bsnent % suffer
!, terss'nx Lectures on Marrisss SOD Il. disaaslt
ncsnens. Nervous DEBILITY, Premature be5ns,
cfPhysfoioey sad Nature q Law These In AIN ,bs.
lectures have been the q eAos Of sn xh e1as AID
ssvI tioasaHds sud I'LL be Forwarded free nntse
receipt 81 four stanp. by addressing Sustory Pay
ision tnbinstV Anatomy aSd NfdRsns, SEQ Bread
way, Rev FORK 44s sui3U
Fkthk PURkSr AND uaEAPAby MEDIOINa
Depot in .nis olty Is b. M00SAS
wan End Drug store, i13 Penn. avenue. ~
| ~ PhSsicians' Press rtieus eonpo0nded II
y per sent. cheaper than tas cheapest Il - - Z
| "a lSTORY or WEST POINT, And lie Military
Nd the origin and progress OF the United ets4As
Military Academy BY Capt, Ddvssd &. Beyhton
% ID IKANOK YAYlOR, :
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O.. BorRLRR. JIo W. sorxLEs
c. w. BOTELER s. son,
IMPORTERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS. AND cRooKEsv WARS.
TABLE CUTLERY. SILVER -PLATAE WARE.
BRITTAR1A WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SITS, GOAL OH LAMPS,
JApANNRD WALTERS. DOOR MATS,
FEATHKa BUSTERS. BRUsHEs.
WOOD WARE. AND
EoueEKELPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
~ HOUSES, HOTELS. AND sTIAMBoArS
FUREIeHsp AT SHORT NOTICE.
3lS, IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AExNgE,
fe II COON between GIL and 10th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-21

Eh1Af oA1aAIN.-A New 0rand squsrs
ksss ssrIsattss nooidiags, eksassiy
0vcA leSs, etc, = pr sale b. . gentle wv
I'LL W3f0*sEIS ICONS. SIC ssssss. e n srn. !;
Lsn A. o. q 0so.es = tnaesf >. :
- A3 In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-21

BRloks' Bstcks,,, .Basoksi
The unSersiRued have 6tl go build ns Bricks for
ssle. On N, between u and South Capitol street
mk3- A. & T. A. RiOiARDS
LNQaEeT WINE BIEiEa5
l. FOEEsT VINE btITE2S,
FORFEIT WINE BIrfkR2,
FOREST WINE BITTaBS
3Guk! 70 any other bittsrs Ia the country.
For sale ~
EIL1Y A. SHINN,
No. 81 Greene street,
Se 4 -fro .E.H .assrsetoVo o. O
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T. ISAAC HlRZ BERG & Son,
$4,000 r. loan In al u N on Watches, selry,
WesriIs Appeei, and for tho par pose Of ~
enlar sing our business We have erected . -
disc, furniture, DC, ~ our old established stand
No 3s1 st hetv ~ and 9Th rear OF Natisaal
hotel. nh t-Sml l. HRRZ8Ea6 q SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-21

L honor to Annource that in c0mpiianos VI
With the general REQUEST OF bis friends ana sk9
course Of distraction ia Singing and the Piano
Pore, ~ his nes ana entirely original iastnod.
AL those who desire ~ become One singers or er-
osllsnt performers can avail themselves Of this last
opportunity by APPLYING At HIS residence, No 316
p street, corner OF 18th 1t. fe II In
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rHIHf QUARTsRAAsTERsOE
~ DEPoT or HAkEiRSfoJ,

{ HIsf aUAKTsRaAsTxRs
~ DEPoT or WAsBiRGfoa, )
Wasaias.on. u. e., January 4, i6eA.}
All tsslers in Drugs, Hard ware. Lumber, Lsath-
er Hh fuEnltost Harness, and Saddle y, are re.
zach veea, assisd proposal list, dxpl,cat. OF
The articles :hey are pTsPsrsd TO furnish 70 :his
DeEot Ats ort notice. wtsb ne price Of each mnrk-
pisin hRurss, 90 that In case the esiseacfss
o. ne service reaUrs the arti te or articles
be GbtatDed with ont delay and at the 10 price
. Dealers wishins 70 sell 70 this Depot VIII Be re-
CARED TO furnish the Hst runotaaii7 eyefy Aoo.
day morning D H RGCEsE,
Brigadier General ano Chief Guss .sT m ester
jas ~ Depot OF Wsshins tnu
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vTHD ooNSID1H flAL GUIDO.
Treatise -" 6spsiaAl NsakHsss -
IL. y2saS: Ia.d.d. md ansle, .iIl ss'n some
kA1iss VIII Also learn sometklns % their Advau
~ ~ Ielasinf The 0onedsntia Guide"
$50 70 any t4ofeee, In . sealad enveloDo. % Oh,
tsss&vt Of ten esnts and one ,sd stamp
As9.sS Oh. LAYonfAIN.
cen ma aAW R04tpn. Mass.
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SpfLERs. ATTENTION
- FOG SALE.
s0 ApkMANIIEs CANDLES.

TO fHK MUSICAL PuBLIo.-S. N. sFIEs.
sslly anIor nce to bis ends ana The nasiesl ia
agile generally that b. i.svins their crtsrs w
81 AF, ". b. kRT1fsLES Drug store corner Dt
Penn avenue AM 18TH streets they viii be prompt.
j. and satisfactorily attended u.
orders from the country also atten ded 10 BY ad-
l,sasi AZ 70 Waahin aton Post Otiee fs tn-Su-
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q Il o ID fARIS.
De forestisr-Ls Eer1iee de lInfsntsrts Lseere
eo Cstn pAxno
osccnei-Memoires Sur les Prinei PISS de- 10 ira.
tegle.
D'Azeuar-systema de Gusrre rodsrna, p.rts.
Resece-Traits de Fart Htli.s. rs.
De Temp OF de llnfAnteris dams Ia defenss des
PAGES 5ortss
Cayol-Msnuei de PAdDinist. alton del Corps de
Troupes D Cam pa sne.
gon sooioInbS-Resune hIs.ortaus des prosras de-
Pant Miiitsire.
6siliard In,truclior Sur la Fortia ,stion dc
Caugssns.
strats.emes ki!itaires avols
Gar di-Ipstrcction kdressee auI Ofioers In.
fantere,
Chateiain- Trsite dss Reconnaissance Milttsirss
2yOls
tsire; vol snd stlss
Wai-Oours Part at Historic Militaires 7v0ls.
mis- RRANCk TAYLOR.
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HRPHANs' COURT. Aarch 5, ls64-DIsr sior o.
- ooLghBIA, Washtssson Coxs.y, ro-wit I'm
irson d.ceased, the executor Aforesaid has. with
the appreciation Of the orphsn.' Court # Weshins
18th inst for the dna settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased and of the
ieeied q turned Into money. when and where all
tn creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified
TO attend, (At the Or phans' Court OF Nashinston
county. sforesaid,J With theis claims properly
youched. or they may otherwise BY Law DO exclu-
ded from all benefit In said deceased estate: pro.
Weed . COPY Of this order Be published once Q
week for three weeks In the Evening Star pre-.
vious to the said 18th day of HS reh 1884.
Test: O. ROBBINS,
nh 1sw3v~ Register OF wills
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THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIG rRICT
the United states for the said pi ,tri ito al
shonn i; ma. eosesrs G,ss',ns.Soses is hsreby
rso OF the steamer Nptast was e. pturet - law
fUl prize ~ the Uiite3 states stet NOR Bassacis
and 1. b. into this District for .dtudession
fIt the same Selsd and prosecnted IN this Coort
ton a such Law full prize 10, causes In said Ss ass
firth and that said e.q.e win stsTt for trial at
ths CITY Han. IN che city Of Wsshinstop op :.hae
Vrtont are warned to sppear TO show cause why
etIs 80 ION should not be decresd, and 70 inter.
February - 1854 NH f.2aw2v
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&,gow CAsks FOB eALb,

For sale, fcur I1trA -Four feet Show Cxsss d.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-21
ESTAELisRaR 1850.

81 T1eH-WANa. 1HE GE4AT eAiNkSk
E1{<4hMHngIEs, G0N0aR stna1 IoL nsx
HXInSrsdisnts are purely Vegetable. It u
zANp,eaaant 70 ths tAsee, has no bed od0r, and
ma, b carried In he vest POCKET without sssf of
6stlgt0e. ciygul.ss trss. Priss 81 bog. Sole
81 loHF KRoh1Rs s9cessser 70 4, Q; lhaIa.
100 " 3. q. I0AD, goo feansYfVsnia Avenue
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-21

THls LIZ TO GIVE NOTICE. That The sus saf, bar
Asta obt.inea from the Or Oh Aos '0ourt of Vash-
1ES ton county. IN the Dstrot .lolurnbiA l..
teUAmentary On the eersonal estate OF ,ii,sssi
heNsris. late OF Warrington city b. O.. de-
ee<sased are hereby warned 70 e1sibt thu ssms
With the vouchers thsrsof 20 the subscriber On !:
Aefcfe the i6 , day of February nsxt: theS m
sAsyxiss b. Law Be excluded from st ssneat Of tse
Giysn under mn hand shi. 18Th day Of p,hr,.,,
4. y j04 pDfHR OsOON NOffHUR -
10 1-lAVSWs EIaqutor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

At Washington, two hundred guns
were fired in honor the fall of Savannah ;
at Erie, Pennsylvania, the bells were
rung, the city decorated with flags, and
aalutes fired At Albany and Cleveland,
the event was also celebrated.
The soldiers fair at Springfield, Mas
sachusctts, closed Friday evening, the
receipts being fifteen thousand dollars.
Anantograph lettertr0m Lincoln brought
twenty three dollars, and one from Go
vernon Rnching ham ten dollars
The Philadelphia -N"rM AmfrtcHH has
been shown sample Of array tobacco,
brought from the front, one third pro
portion Of which proves TO be sumac.
This article Is worth about 900 ton.
The Feniau Brotherhood of Jersey
CITY and Hudson have forwarded nu
meI0uelv signed petition TO Bishop Bal
lev. asking for the removal OF Father We
nuta, the Catholic priest who interiered
with a meeting OF the Brotherhood
Artemus Ward notifies the gentleman
who lett phosphorus in his bed at tbs
St. Nicholas Hotel that ii he will leave
his name With General Dix he will hear
something to his advantage,
The prominent candidates fer the va
cant mission to France are John {
Fremont, Henry Winter Davis, Charles
I Sumner, Montgomery Blair, John z
! Hale and W. ?. Fessendcn.
! Vice Admiral Farragut was a midshlp
/ man on board the tIigate Essex when she
was attacked by two British corvette'
and captured in the neutral port OF ' al
/ paraiso, III 1914.
4 movement haa been lnaugurated BY
prominent citizens OF New ! ork To cree
! a statue in memory OF the late Rev
! DIR. &. " Bethune.
! General Banks has written and pub
lished an elaborate defence OF his Louis
lana seIfdom policy.