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THE COUNT JoANNEs AND GENERAL LEE.

WASHINGTON CRY, ID. c., Oct. 3. lS65.-To
the Editor Of The Erening Star. have the honor
to transmit the subjoined letters for publication.
They will, trust, like the spirit which in voked
them, reach to every portion Of the Republic,
and advance the great Christian work OF patri.
otto reconstruction. @-..3
As a brother of the iterdti, and public writer,
i have pleasure in thus. for the first time pre-
senting myself to your fraternal and editorial
courtesy Yours respectfully,
GEORGE, THE COUNT JOANNEs.
Have MT the space, dear Count.
K In brief, however, the correspondence re-
ferred to is between Count Joannes and Gen.
eIal Lee,-first from the former, proffering his
legal services to the latter against the charge
of treason, and also suggesting that a letter
from Lee, to be published in the journals. ex-
pressing the detestation felt by the people of
the South for the assassination of President
Lincoln, would have a good result to soften
asperities, &c; to which Lee reioins, accepting
the Counts legal services, s'shouId they be-
come necessary" and concludes by indorsing
the suggested detestation.
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TIVE WHITE HOUST.

The attendance of visitors at the Executive
Mansion to-day was quite small, not over a
dozen being present. The rush Of pardon
'seskers seems TO have permanently abated.
and the receptions given by the President to
those having tusness with him begin to re-
sumo their wanted decorum. The office Of the
Secretaries are no longer invaded by imperti-
nent crowds, and the members Of the Presi-
dents household can now occasionally ven-
ture out from The private apartments without
being exposed to the impudent stare and
criticism of pardon loungers.
The health of the President and family con-
tnues good, Notwithstanding the sickness that
has prevailed in the city, and the predictions
OF evil from the supposed malarious inn uences
generated by the flats of the Potomac.
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THE MISSISSIPPI FREEDMEN AND COURTS
OF JUSTICE

The Freedmen's Bureau is in receipt of a
copy of letter from Gov. Sharkey, Of Miss,
to Col. Thomas, Assistant Commissioner of
Freedmen for that State, in reply to an inquiry
of that officer in regard to the freedmen and
their management The Governor says:
81 have no hesitation in stating to you that
as q necessary result from the action Of the
convention that in my opinion the freedmen
can now sue and be sued in any court in tbs,
State, and an incident to their right to pro-
lection Of person and property, which are fully
guaranteed by the amended constitution, that
they are competent to testify in any court OF
Justice. Their rights, think, are fully COW
cred by the principle established by the con-
yentioA which abolishes the whole system of
slavery; and as a matter of course, any meas
ure of policy which grew out of that SYSTEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

Signor Romero, the Mexican Minister, called
upon General Grant on Saturday at his head.
quarters, where they had quite protracted
interview.
The General left here on Saturday evening
for Philadelphia, to bring his family to this
city, where, upon his return, he contemplates
taking up his permanent residence for the
winter
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE BASE BALL ToURNANENT.-Anin inter.
esting match is in progress this afternoon upor
the grounds of the National Club between the
Excelsior Club of Brooklyn and the National
of this city The Excelsior nine ART
Mitchell, Brainard, Clyne, Flanley, Fletcher,
Nationals play Berthrong, Williams, Hodges.
Parker, Prouty, Smith, their new player from
Brooklyn,) Yeatman, German and Cronin.
Munson acted as scorer of the N ationaI. and
Holt scorer of the Excelsior, Dakin umpire.
Up to the third inning of each club the Ex.
celsiOr had made five and the National six.
There was large attendance of spectators
among them Adjutant General Thomas, Col
Peter Force, and others interested in the man.
ly game.
On Tuesday the Enterprise Club of Balti.
more will play the Nationals, and on Wednes.
day the Nationals expect to play nine selected
from the Potomac, Jefferson and Frankliu
Clubs, of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

The SECRETARY OF STATE--Secretary Sew.
ard, who arrived in this city yesterday, is still
stopping at the residence Of MI blatchford, in
several members OF his family, who are on
their way to Auburn. A dinner party was
given last evening by MI Batchford,
present were Thuriow Weed, Mr. Muir.
ply, Senator Morgan, Governor Fenton
and Charles Stetson, Esq. 1t is expected thai
Mr.. Seward and family VIII leave for Auburr
tonight, where they intend remaining week
when they viii return TO washington.-N. Y
Express.
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TRANSPORTATION

The Secretary Of War directs in general
order that upon the requisition of the commits
sioners Of the Freedmens Bureau transporta.
ton be furnished such destitute refugees and
freedmen as are dependent upon the Govern
ment for support to points where they can
procure employment and subsistence and sun.
port Themselves, and thus relieve the Govern
ment provided such transportation be confined
by assistant commissioners within the limits of
their Jurisdiction. -
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THE GARBAGE OF MIR. LINCOLN

The close carriage which was presented to
the late President Lincoln a few years ago by
a number of wealthy New York gentlemen
will be forwarded TO New York to-day in
charge of Mr.. Williamson, the private tutor of
the children of the late President, to be dis
posed of at auction. This is the carriage i'm
which Mr.. Lincoln rode to the theater on the
night Of the assassination. and it will doubtless
bring a high figure as a relic.
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The General Episcopal Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The Episcopal Con-
vention reassembled this morning at 10 o. clock
Rev. DIR. Burgess, of Maine, reported from the
committee on the conservation of bishops that
due evidence Of the election of the Rev Chas
Todd Quintard as Bishop of Tennessee had
been submitted TO them; and they submitted a
resolution, which was adopted by the conyen-
ton, after long and excited discussion, that
they approve of the testimonials Of Rev Chas
I. Quintard. and give their consent to hIs con-
secration as Bishop of the diocese Of Teanes-
see" Mr.. q uintard was for some time chap
lain in the rebel army. .a ....
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rERsoNAL-The Superior Court Of New
iorx city has refused to grant the injunction
Clarke and others from performing :" Our
asmenean Cousin she claiming sole owner
sh1p Of the play
Roger A. Pryor is about to start an evening
paper in Baltimore.
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ISSUE OF STORES.

BY direction of the Secretary of War, issues
ofsubsistence stores to hospitals now existing,
or hereafter established, by authority of the
Freedmen's Bureau, will be made upon ths,
same principle as are issues to the HOSPITALS of
the army. The hospital FUND may also be ex.
pended in the same manner, and the cost of the
hospital ration will be computed by the same
refugees and freedmen - -
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NEW MUsIc-From John f. Ellis, music
publisher and dealer, BOG Pennsylvania avenue,
we nave The following new music, Just issued
6y MN Josephine Polka, Jennie Polka, Some
8ne zone Away, (ballad,) Laura Waltz, 81
Polka, Bine Polka, and Gentle words, (bal.
lao-l Music Of all by VIM. Withers, ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

"From Hudson Taylor. 33i Pennsylvania
avenue agent for this District for Scott & Co g
Teprlns Of foreign magazines, we have the
NORTH British Rerier, September number. 1t
mas articles on Mills examination of Hamtl.
tons Philosophy; Burlesque Poetry: CarIyle's
history OF Frederic the Great; Brodie: Russell
on me salmon Sensation Novels Showing up
Miss Braddon); Frost and Fire
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r. obberies at Pithole-The Mischief to Pa,
..r..... at Pithole.

PITHoLE, PA, Oct. s-HIghway robberies
are becoming Of almost daily occurrence on
roads leading to Titusvile or Shafer. Yester.
day Mr.. Bothford, of Jamestown, was waylaid
and robbed Of 81 500 and a gold watch and left
for dead. He is alive, but not likely to recover
A vigilance committee has been organized and
IL the offenders are caught lynch law will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09
Fire at Pithale.

PITHoLE, PA Oct. "a fire occurred this
morning on the Holmden and Morey farms of
the United States Petroleum Company of New
York, which destroyed tanks containing four
thousand barrels of oil, together with the der
ricks and engine houses OF thirteen wells. The
loss will reach $4,000. 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09
GENERAL HElNTZLEMAN

This officer, who was recently honorably
mustered out as Major General of Volunteers,
and reduced to his rank of Brevet Brigadier
General in the regular army, has been ordered
to report to General Vessel, at Harris Island,
N. Y, where his regiment the 18th regular in
fantry, is stationed.
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ASSISTANT INSPECTOR GENERAL

sistence Of volunteers, having reported TO Gen
Augur in obedience to orders from the Secre-
tary Of War, he has been assigned to duty as
Acting Assistant Inspector General Of the De-
partnient of Washington
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NATIONAL, RAMA

Up to the present time ISIS National Banks
have been chartered by the Treasury Depart
ment. These banks have an aggregate capital
of 1885,, 264,2l3, with circulation of sl74,Is
60 '~' .-s "-f a--tH ff.h1 ''-.ET.
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PROMOTION,

G. q. Snifin, Of New York, second-cIass
clerk in the Treasury Department, but on duty
at the Executive Mansion has been deseryedly
promoted to a third lass fSl ,600) clerkship
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NOT GOING SOUTH.

L We understand that the President has def.
nitely decide d not TO take the Southern trip
talked Of and for which the steamer Rhode
Island had been put ~ preparation. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

~We are indebted to the Harnden Express
Company, potomac and Fredericksburg
route3 for Richmond papers of this morning,
in advance OF the mails. f.s
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CRIMINkL CoCRT, JUDO, wvls,,-r,, g.
Gay John n. Bryan was found ruSl,x - - uI-
tenee. .... 1Nenhnh SEN
George Butler was found guilty OF the ln,o.-
ny OF morse and sentenced TO three yea~s =.
the Peniientiary 49, IN
John Brown was found guilty OF petty iarce-
ny and received nominal sentence
ms morning, Thomas Bolden, indicted for
an ASSAULT and intent TO commit a rape upon
tne person OF Kate Orr, q child Of about ten
years or age, 10 whom he impaired Ioathsonna
disease. was convicted. and sentenced 20 I'VE
years in the penitentiary.
- VIM. Berry, indicted for the larceny OF /,
clock, saddle and bride from VIM Guinand.
was con yicted and sentenced for three years I'M
the penitentiary.
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IN TOWN

The editors OF the Richmond Bulletin are in
the city for the purpose OF procuring from the
President revocation of The order Of General
Terry suppressing that paper.
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PERSONAL,

A STROL0GY-MADAME KROUSE will give
"A Information on all the affairs Of life, and in
respect to all other subjects She be consulted
q all hourso the day and evening Gentlemen
81, Ladies 70 cents. She can also show q keness
as large as Me. Residence No. las AZ street. be-
tween andp, Island oc 7-Iws
Nl and ii Ess MAKER. has removed 70 go
18th street, ftween G and H. Sc lS-lmr
nR ALEXANDER MATTHEWS having re.
~ turned to Georgetown. ID. c., will resume the
practice OF medicine in Office No 81 Congress 81.
opposite Post Office. Residence No. IS West It. ,
cor. of Washington ST. seq Inn
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-Cotton firm Flour
duh and unchanged. Sales of wheat unim.
portant White corn la2c lower. Whisky dull
Pork firm at 81 \.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

~ Arrangements are In progress In Balu-
more for the erection OF q monument over the
grave Of the poet, Edgar A. Poe.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
The Trial af Emsrxau Efheridae

CAIRO, ILL, October "A dispatch from
Jackson, Miss, dated 5th instant, says Hum
phrey's majority for Governor will be ten
thousand. "a
G l.. Potter, the anti-negro testimony candi-
date for Judge of the Court Of Appeals, of the
jackson district, three thousand majority.
1t is understood that the commission to try
Emerson Etheridge win adjourn for several
days. Efforts are being made to adjourn the
place Of trial to Memphis.
The Mississippi Central Railroad will be In
running order in a few days, when passengers
can reach New Orleans from Memphis in
forty hours.
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Mnuifar Manfanana

Monitor Mantononoh. ..-. f
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 9.-The two-turre-
monitor Mantononoh arrived here from New
York. She was conveyed here by the United
States steamer Boxer. -.'.-. F.
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LIBERAL CoNTRIBUTIoN-On Sunday week
the collection taken up in Rock Greek Church
(Rey. James A. Buck rector,) near Soldiers
Home, for the benefit Of the suffering clergy
and churches in the South, amounted TO over
no
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"-N Advance in Cotton. .SBO
MEMPHIS, Oct Cotton has advanced two
cents.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT To
kILL.-Saturday night about On O'Clock, Jack
son Salter White, colored, met with a coiored
man named VIM. White, on street between
Sd and AZ streets south, who assaulted him
and cut him with q knife, infiicting several
deep and dangerous wounds in his breast and
abdomen. Yesterday, VIM. White was arrested
by oficer Whitemore, of the Seventh Ward,
and taken before Justice Handy. In view OF
the fact that the recovery Of the injured man Is
very doubtful, the prisoner was sent TO jail TO
await the result of the wounds.
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LARCENY CASES BEFORE SUPERINTENDENT
RTCHARBs.-Wm. Evans was arrested in bal
tinore yesterday by oficer Houck and brought
20 this city and delivered mp 90 detective Don
Alison, upon q charge of stealing a horse and
buggy, the property Of Allison Nailor. He
was sent to jail for further hearing by the
Superintendent Of police
walter Buler, colored, was arrested by de-
tectye Donaldson on suspicion of stealing q
gold watch from the residence Of T. J. ID. Pull
Ter. The watch was not recovered, but the
Superintendent held him TO bail for court the
evidence justifying such decision.
Lewis Thomas, arrested in Baltimore by de-
tecuyes Kelly and Bgley, for the larceny OF
1ewelry and silver ware, and money amount
ing TO 500 from VIM. III. Bright, abou. the 18th
OF Septembe Der last, was committed 20 Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The total receipts from internal revenue for
the week ending on Saturday, the 9TH instant,
amounted to Sic, 944, "a. SIS.
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THE SANITARY COMMISSION CLAIM

THE SANITARY COMMISSION CLAIM
y AGENCY.
The following is a statement of the number
of claims for pensions, bounty, arrears of pay
prize money, &c, received at the Office of the
Sanitary Commission Army and Navy Claim
Agency, for the month Of September, 1865:
Arrears of pay, bounty, prize money, &c. 1900
Invalid pensions. ........................1, 1000
Widows do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 700
Navy do ...................... 81
~ ,&sr ~ - - ~
Iodl..... ...s ........ .b,30O
The number of certificates issued to claimants
for the same period and their value is as fol-
lows: .... =.
lUo arrears of pay, bounty, &c......S20,9s1 SO
40 prize money ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,9Oe IS
ia widows pensions. ............. l0,7S4 90
1872 invalid do ............... 10,0S0 on
naval do ................ 50 90
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REPORT OF THE SECOND PRECINCT POLICE.
Saturday, Sergeant johnson, Of the I'd pre-
cinct, presented TO Superintendent Richards
his report for the quarter ending September 30.
district, in which Justice VIM Thompson pre-.
sides as magistrate. The precinct includes the
portion Of the city between N street north and
Boundary, and the county between Rock creek
rests was 797; males 237, females los: males
married, 262; females married, 12s; single,
males, 3i7; females, So can read and write,
males, 4ei; females, ll9; cannot read, males 145i
females, 169; white, $50; colored, 237. Offences,
assault and battery, i6; assaulting policeman,
L; disorderly conduct, 100; fast driving 30; fu.
gitives from justice, 2; intoxication, "a; do and
disorderly, 80; rape, l; attempt at rape, L;
threats, 10; forger, 1; grand larceny, -; passing
counterfeit money, 3; malicious mischief, q
misdemeanors, SO; petty larceny. 27; suspicion,
Z; violating Corporation ordinances, 2s5; do.
county ordinances, a.; violating u. s. law, s.;
trespass, l.. Disposition of cases-Sent to Jail
for court, -; bail for court, Z; bail for peace
u; dismissed, 2A; turned over to the military,
p; fined, 4S5; sent to workhouse, 3; Jail in de-
fault Of county fines, 9; escaped from station,
3. The lost children restored swere 3; dodgers
accommodated, 20; persons sent TO freedmens
turned to jail after escaped, L The amount Of
property taken in charge by the ponce, ~
64O.16 Total of fines IN Corporation cases,
&2,3e6 %; do. m county cases, e755.7oi INES SUI
perceded, 49, appeals, g.. ,,-s. MS
RRcAPrURK AND ANOTHER EscAPR.-Sat
ufday. Detectives Kelly and Bigley proceeded
10 Baltilnors, and with the aid Of Detectives
Smith a. DO, Of that CITY, succeeded In arrest
IN g the notorious Pink Jackson, colored, who
upon several previous occasions escaped from
the police In this city. The charges against
PINK are Of very serious character. One for
stabbing woman, another for cutting soldier
with Knife and robbing him. The Detectives
also picked up Lewis Thomas, colored, charged
with larceny. The two men were handcuifed
together, but Pink, knowing his 10 Be desper.
Noticing that his fellow prisoner had a very
small hand, Pink succeeded in shpp ing the
iron on his wrist, and when about two miles
from Annapolis junction, suddenly sprans
platform, escaped. As soon as the car wa
stopped, Detectve Kelly went back TO look for
me fugitive. while Bigley brought the other
prisoner sta 2 = ssnninss0n;y IL az 49,
lacsIcEis.aEl 49,.
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RYw. b. LEWIS a CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 307 Pennsylvsnis avenue

Regular Sales at our Store every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Of Furniture,
Bedding, Stoves, Carpets, Clothing, Boots and
w.BL LEWIS 4 CO, Aucts.
Cash advanced on Diamonds, fine Watches, and
Merchandise generally. ocelw
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/ WISH To PURCHASE for cash two large
L yound MULES. Il. CLAY STEWART
Wood and Coal Office
oc 6-J' corner of II and 18th streets
/ DUNG PURE MALT COFFEE. cbsanes, .,,.
stitnte in the world, only Is cents per pound
Also, American Excelsior Coffee at Is cents per
pound-new supply.
Just received and for sale by
w J. REDSTRAKE
&C 5-6tf Cor. N. Y. avenue and 9th st
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EDUCATIONAL.

Ct. TIMOTHY'S HALL.-The duties of this in
- sltution will be resumed on Sept. Is, 1855 For
terms, &c, see catalogue and circular at the prin
cipa bookstores Of this city, address the prin-
cipal: Z. PARSONS,
Au 81 Catonsville Md.
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ENTENsIyE SALE OF DRY Gn1psSd, CAB
THURSDAY NEXT. October IL, at ga o'clock
At our store. shall sell invoice Of s. oe worth
bic Cloths red and white Flannels, Ladys Dress
Goods, Cslicoes; shswls, Hosieries, with lots Of
&C ST W. B. LEWIS Il CO, Aucts.
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nees..oI 70 Aug. johnson Ca
/ VIM axkCHAEr, WH0LEsALE AND ~
TAIL GROCER, and dealer in SUTLERs III.
kLIE6, $50 feupa. sysnu Z, bssweSu Oh ana w
els e Yasa ssy5 :fttf - srF-..l..raa
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Corner 7h and Fists, oppo. Post 0Fos,
Have for sale stfne FARM in Jefferson county, III,
go acres, 200 under splendid farm, 50 in meadow,
the balance under high cultivation. The crops
corn, rye, oats, etc The farm is we'll wstered and
richly supplied with fruits of all varieties; i'm
proved by hne dwellings, which worth o. so.
The crops, farm and all improvements, can be pur-
chased for 5000, half cash, balance in city prop
erty. Mr.. Geo. n. Narnell a member of the frm,
10 personally acquainted with the place. ocs3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-09

DY W. b. LEWIS a CO, Auctioneers.
ID No. 307 Pennsylyanis avenue.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29
To Rent.

4 VALUABLE AND WE'LL SETTLED
~ PLANTATION in Richlanl District
on the Wateree River, four miles from the
Rallroad, containing, about 5000 Acres of
Land, upwards of 1000 cleared and well
fenced. On the place are 40 Excellent
Negro Houses. Steam Saw Mill and Gin
buildings. All the stock of Cattle and
Mules on the place, together with the pre-
sent crop OF Corn, will be sold cheap to an
approved tenant. There are now on the
place 300 Negroes, most of whom can be
doubtless hirod for the next year.
For terms and particulars apply to Hon.
WM: AIKEN, Charleston, DR.. Robert w.
GlBBES, Columbia, or DR.. D. w. RAY,
near Gadsden. Oct "a 10
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Situation as Governess Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY is desirous of obtaining
a SITUATION as Governess in a pri-
vate family, to undertake the education of
several young children. All the English
branches taught. Salary not so much an
object as the obtainmcnt of good home.
References exchanged. Apply at this office.
Oct 27
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SPLENDID srocK
FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS.
r. r. JACKsON's. &
BEUELL'S 10 w.


HNHE subscriber having enlarged his
Il Store, is prepared to offer to his friends
and patrons large and varied assortment
OF the most desirable DRY GOODS to be
found in the market, at moderate prices
His Stock comprises the following in part:
Black and Colored CALICOES.
Mousln Delaines.
Plaid, Black and Plain Alpacas.
Silk and Wool Popins.
Black Bombazinc.
Black Dress Silk.
hOpera Flannel, White and Red Flannel.l
Swiss Muslin.
Nainsook, Jaconet Cambria.
Black English Grape.
Irish Linen, Bird-Eye Diaper.
Russia Diaper, Silk Velvet.
Huckaback Towels.
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.
Gents Silk Handkerchiefs.
Mourning Handkerchief.
Ladies and Gents Hose and half. Hose.
Ladies, Gents and Childrens Gloves.
Ladies' Wool Shawls, Cloth Cloaks. asssgs.
Balmore! Skirts, Hoods, Nubias
Hoop Skirts, Ribbons.
Berage and Tissue Veils
Black Love Wells.
Silk and Morocco Belts.
Fancy Cassimeres.
Black Doe Skin Cashmere
Black Broad Cloth, Kentucky Jeans.
Merino Shirts and Drawers
NcSiCSSc OIIUS, Jcdu drawers.
Linen Bosom Shirts.
Black Felt and Wool Hats.
Suspenders, Neck Ties
Long Cloth, Brown Shifting.
Pillow Case Linen.
Travelling Bags.
Umbrellas, Parasols.
Bed Blankets
Spool Cotton, Flax Thread
A variety of Fancy Buttons.
together with many other articles usually
found In our line. Oct 81 13