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NIcrORIA's MoRALIrY.-An announcement
appeared lately in the London Court Journal,
to the effect that Mrs. Duncan Stewart had
been presented to the Queen through mad
yertence. The following is the explanation of
the notice
The plain English of this is that discovery
has subsequently, been made of some bygope
scandal in which Mrs Duncan Stewart was
implicated, and which the austerely virtu-
Gus Victoria regarded as sufficient to Danish
the unfortunate lady from her court. So
the brand Is stamped upon Mrs. Duncan
Stuart in a most offensive and public manner
All the Duncan Stuarts, of whom Scotia nd
alone can turn out host, in every qusrter of
the Queens domain, are writing to the Times
denials on the part of the indignant spouses of
their being the particular lady doomed, and
every body IL asking everybody who Mrs Dun
can Stuart Is. Two years since a Mrs Nc
Dowell, wife of the Colonel Of the Second Life
Guards, was made the subject of a similar no.
tice OF ''inadvertence. For some few years
of early love she had forgotten to obtain the
usual marriage certificate. but had subseouent-
~ been legally welded, and hoped that many
years of irreproachable excellence in private
life, had atoned for this early error; but the
stern morality Of Queen Victoria's Court
sterner even than that of the good Queen
CharlOtte-would not permit such a paliation
A similar affair happened few years since, and
the branded lady grieved herself into the
grave. The case Of Lady Flora Hastings is
not forgotten by the public, and probably
while many exclsim with reverence, "See
what strictly virtuous Court is the Court Of
our sovereign lady, Queen Victoria" Others
may entertain the suspicion-just bare suspi-
cion-that true virtue, conscious of its own
purity, and in its innocence unsuspicious of
guilt in others would scarcely deem such rig
orous discipline needed to make its own good
qualities apparent.
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u terrific hailstoru passed over Albany. N.
\ !, on Saturday afternoon at ave O'clock. lasting
half an hour, ans doing great damage 70 properly.
Streets Were submerged, houses in,lndsted' trses
stripped OF their limbs, aRd gardens entirely de-
stroyed All sections of the city suffered A house
fell in, severely injnring one man, and ghtly
iDjsring three others. thE
ID Among the curiosities brought by the Ian
anese Embassy, were fully matured fruit bearin no
apple and pear trees in little boxes Of earth, only
three or four inches In hight
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By G. MCGUIRE Il co, Auctioneers.
fNRUSTEE'S SAlE DE TN EE SNA

By J z: MCGUIRE Il co, Auctioneers
TKUSTEE'S SALE OF THaEE SMALL
~ BRICK DWELLING HOUSES IN THR REAR OF
TEMPERANCE HALL.-On WEDNESDAY AZ
rEhNODN, June nth, ate O'Clock, on the prem
lses bI virtue Of deed oftrust dated March ls57
And duly recorded in Liber ;. a. 2, No 1871 toI .os
iZ, 5 li4p and lis, ons OF the land reoO rds for
End X in a subdIyisOn of square numbered S9
lr9ntlnS each about II feet 10 inches on the 50 feet
aliey IN the rear of Temperance Hall together with
tne improvements, o0nGisting of thre, tvu-story
each. ~
Terms: Ono third Dash; the residue in c and y
mnEths, with interest. secured By deed of trust
on the premises.
II the terms Of sale should not be com Piled with
IN hye davs thereafter, the trustee reserves inc
Ilght to RESELL at the risk and expense of the de-
Iauitlng purchaser, after weeks pu bio notice
All convey yanolng at the cost Of the purchaser or
purchasers. "
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
ge I'd J. g. MCGUIRE n co Aucts,
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ma 9-Im
POINT LOOKOUT.

POINT LOOKOUT.
Il UhdersIgned, long and well known To the
uuaVtIths iubic as ropretor OF the City
notel, alexandria. Va, and the United vfyk0
Stdt5s Hotel In WASH, stOn city. has lEskH
leased Tor a term of years the MAGNIFICENT h., N =
raVIlon a. d the numerous cottages nected with
u, recently erected at Point Lookout the point Of
luhotiop oil the Potomac with Chesapeake BaT and
hdNihE lurnlshed them IN STYLE equaI 20 th.t of
suy olheG watering place In the UnItad States will
open the establishment the 18th day of lima naTt
iOI the reception OF vsitOrs his arrangements bs.
ILs spnlcient Tor the Comfortable accommodation
OF et least 80 guests. -
Point Lookout. besides being deservAdIy the rnost
Ishous pace In all America for fine Oysters Hog
+ sn, Solt VI ats, \ eeph. ad, Mackerel, and al
ntHeI Sdt water injuries posses es finer facilities
LOT sun Bathing than even Cape Nav yhiIs Ihe
naof SonLtry Immediately adjoining It-includinz
me Drives, Partridge and WoOdcook Sbootins
&C, Sc.,-oher advantages together superior 81
losS 81 ANY other watering placs on this Continent
Inc Water views from the pa, iion and from Al
Ine cSttaGes are extensive, warned, and cha rming
Inc health OF the point Is unexcsiled by Thar Of
regions, and the access To il by steamers
from balnmors, Washington, Norfolk and RIeh.
mono, VIII probably be daily TO and from each of
moss clues. de has spared no expense in proyld-
ing hne sand Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Roars
Ior hlIe or stockIng his cellars with the best
G ines. Liquors, &o In short. HIS patrons w1li
hno a. thelr command every luxury and oomfort
o1tslnaole At any other American watering place
bis terms Tor board, by the day week or month
ior Inaivlduais or families, will re reasonable.
..a :. l.yuL LOGAN o. SMITH.
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o D
G o L
Delivered to all parts OF the city. at the lowest
possible rates.
T ]. & w. Nj. GAIT,
Once 2s2 Pa. av., between 18th and l2th sts
ma l7-tf MOTH sida
THE SUBSCRIBRR HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock OF fU 81, is prepared 90
sell at Yerv low figure for cash
WOOD sawed and Split any size.
Csil and see for yourself
r. w. BATES.
Wood and Coal Dealer.
ms Is 9 v. corner Of Fourteenth and c sts
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
Of ne MiNERAL PLATE TEETH at st IS <sS.sss
tends personaIly at his oAioe in thls city,
Many persons can wear these teeth who
cannot wear Others and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these
Persons calling 81 my Office oan be accommodates
mth any style and price Of Teeth they may desIrs
oeanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 336 Pa. avenue, between
phia. 90 jIy
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
~ COLUMBIA

Benedict Jost ct al,
NO. l,l6f
Michael Millers heirs and admln'r.S In Equity
(. The trustee in the above cause having reportsd
that at sale made b. him on thu Sd Maroh last
under the dscre. IN said cause, John M Belt was
the highest bidder and became the purchass of Tie
vest half OF Lot No. ll4, in Beall's addition 10
Georgetown, c., and a small part Of Lot No lis,
IN the rear thereof at aud for the proe or sum OF
Of part Of Lot IA said Baas sd lit on to sorSe
town, said part being o. feet BY feet st and for the
fdlv complied with the terms of sale. il is there
fore, BIZ the Court this Goth day of May, la6O or
shown to the Court, on or before the lst day of
July next provided cnpy this order be published
wer ks prior 10 said day.
By order of Court
Test: yN0. A. SMITH, Clerk.
ma D StaWSW - -'
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DENTISTRY

n DENTISTRY.
Tx. HILLS, amer Pracuca! test Of two years
feels that he c.n with confidence recom- -.
menf tae Che0Plestic Process for insertingf
sItlhc!rl teeth IL has the advantages OF
upper ssts inserted for aas. Partisl in proporton
OhOo oOO Fh avenue.
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HYGEIA HOTEL,

HHUEIA HUTEL,
H OH PoIST ConFoRrVA
This celebrated Ses5oaTd Watering pace looa
tsd In fuii View Of Hampton Roads and A a
ChesaPeske Bay, and II the frat military HEHAo
fret of Juus. on INC
Be- ldes the attractions of the military establish
meRt snd the hne .'Bil of FaYe' prese ntad in the
many lOxures Of the salt water sioo the Bath at
Old Point Comfort is peculiarly curative Eor
rheumatism, II rs almOst q SplcIho; and far ita
properties m this regard the proprietO are allowed
20 make reference TO Mrs Dr.. Linn CrI lIot Of the
and his lady. vi w
spacious lew building snd sundry improve
ments add largely to the aocommodg tons n "a con
iorts OF the approaching season.
Inc management of the Hotel and ALL bu ,inoss
matters come ted With it are under the q. cl,sIvs
chaIge OF the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
Jos. SEGAR.
G. G. WILLARD.
nIa - I'M Proprietors
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NJ SALT WATER BATHING.

IN SAL " Ar X BA EHiNG.
NIARSliALL'S PAVILION TMoor.'s Land
ilg i VIII be be open for the req ption of yIsi A
esott II for St thSss S SaeSnS hes9 .os SssShia Y
nre Is unexcelled b. any place of the Kind ON tHe
fotOmae river IL - situated abEut one hundred
niles from Washing ton immedIstel on fbs
foi0Tlsc c, a2t n iuil view of 'hs Chskap axe Rsy
sna famous Tor hna Oyt tors, Soft Crabs Sheephead
ahd OtEer flsh and easily access bic b. the steam
goats plying between Washington, Baltimore aua
NonoIk. The undersigned has maze additional
improvements "A is Bath Houses ard MANY Cthar
improvements 20 the comfort aud oyment Of ms
sn.sts. Inc bathlns cannot be surpassed. Spleen
1lu hns Ing hnd entY Of Fishing and Sailing Boafs
Tree OF cnarge; He has spared no expense in pro
Valhg good otlion Band orin laying In his stock
OF chOlce wines, Liquors ,Segars, & and for hnsa
VINO wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and TO seek q
Lsured ace where they can make themselves at
~, uoi Hior- Pieasant place In the nj
teo states. ne proprietor pledges himself that
hntnng shat De lett undOne on his part q render
them so Terms IOI board by the daJ, week or
month reasonable. Persons wishing 10 address the
county, Md.
je s-2m r. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANURAcTogY.

SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
- tys 1TH SrpKTT,
Opposite Odd FsIlo1s' Hall, Washingfon, %. c.
Travellers will study their interests by examinlng
my TRUNKS, VALICES &c before puf -3VV6
cbaslng elsevere- As use none but the fHM
the best workneI, can confidently recommend my
work 10 be superior In StTsHgak and Dzrabtlify 70
Trunks that STe made in other clues and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make 20 order Ion
fns Essk,s noSeel sSl sysry deseggtsl Of SOLE
and W0Op BOX TECNKS; ashland aad
siss SEss S4SsIIS6EBffF "a Fg gykkEEfbbsNS fbSsN BkGs HAk
Trunks, &c., Repaired and Covered. in q work
Trunks deiveted in any part or the city. George
AIssySS1AgsPt fOI Heye's celebrated FAMILY
de l5-T JAMES q. ToPHAM.
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EDUCATIONAL.

COMM RoIAL COLLEGE e,
OPposits the Gs,israI Posi- 6Ste, WashingtOx CITY.
A, ,,Armorisn System Of Penmsnship, Bookkeeping,
MeTcantIle Forms and CalUu lsuons, Business Cor,
IesPondencs, Bills of Exchanse, Current Bills,
C1mmlss sslon sales, GrafL mar and Arithmstio
ICA Preparatory Class for Roys
W Ladies will be instructed In fine penman-
Rooms open from g. m. TO 10 D. m. For term,
ma 2.-snl wM. w. YOUNG co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
NEW ARRANGRMENT.
Inls we'll known and popular Seminary. winch
haS been SO snceessfu under the entire care OF Mrs
n. Richards for more than ten years will he onenad
on the FIRST Monday in September next under the
united supervision and Instruction of MIR and Mrs
4. RICHARDS in the well ARRANGED and delieht-
fully focated Union Academy Building. For rattle
aIars. see clrcuIars az all the Bookstores. ma2S-
MRs NEs MssdM&Nf2gRS MSS2R sI.CK,s .: SCHOOL.
friends and the public generally that she viii resume
the duties Of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise all In,
ton.
In addition 70 her day scholars she ia desirou, of
reoeiyi into her family few pupils ss boarders
ssea tom 40 20 Il years, Who viii be under her I'm.
Her arrangements for tire accommodation and
Que oaIe OF pupils have been considerably iDorease
and Otherwise Improved. Those in Washingtop
desiring particular information with reference 70
ner school may Apply to w. ID. WsllAoh, Editor
For terms and further particulsrs apply at her
~ I-d
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AUCTION SALES.

By c. w. BoTELER q SONS, Aucttoneer,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR FIR
HofsI hSnlaF Srre u Sesd H5 TE
bearing date January Sta. .ls6o. and duly recorded
ssi fs Ead fs hssass. ss P g sS s ,S
70 SCI SS the prem
in the - building known as the CisTsndoD Hots.
sxsnns on me southeast conner Of Pennsylvania
he EsssntP smPsrie5 s,,,e5 k9pSevood Piano Forte, A
Git iSis . M %sns sas PsFST sr
Klch setts Of Brocatelie and I.sce CuTtains -
Velyet and Brussels Parlor Chamber and Hall
ROsssSoOd, Wa nut, Mahogany and Oak setts Of
curlsd Hair and dsasi oshsii Mattresses, Pillows and
B.okets, Sheets, Comforts, couutsrp.sns. Tow
Wslq3. E2ts- sion and Round Dining Tables.
Vak lining Room Chars, Gas Chandelier
SILVER Plated Castors, Butter Dishes, Forks aud
%. spoons, Table CUTLERY 20,
sils, &c. 'N-
It's dsemsd unnecessary to particalarise the ar
establishment To persons In quest OF good houst-
hold furniture, it presents unusual attractions, as
tents Of about forty finely Ss6ed ross 1ss op6 Of
Enloh is OF the most superior and substantial
purchased new IN Jspusry last.
Termt.S.0 and under cash; over s4O and not ex
eseGaing Sa 80, !, and months; over slo, l., 2 s.
Ing interest. ED Hall, . rnstaa
le B dtd w. BOFELER h SONS, Aucts
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctloneers.
I'RUSFEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
NEAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND II sTRERTs.-By virtue of a decree of La. cir
CUT Cou OF the District OF CaIuiniia passed in
Two causes In v hich Statham. Snthson 4 Co. and
austin sherman, res pectiveiy, are cOmplalnAnts
and John r: Callan and Others are defendants the
underslgn ned WI sell AT public auction TO The hi gh
est bidder, GA THURSDAY, the 18th da of JuIy,
IseoI ~ o CO o. ~, upon the premises, Lot No
Q; IN Al uare no ass, In the city Of Washington
d. Y, lrnLnns 50 feet IL inches on Il street north
and IS foet on Seventh street west.
rms well known property is situated on the
northeast corner of and Seventh streets opposite
the SenereI Post Otice, snd ~ of the We best
buslness IocatIons In the city of Wa ashington. The
improvements consist cf tbTee three story hou ses
on street. Guiding tho drug store on the corner
u Seventh, aud a tvo-stoIy building on Sew nth
street. The property Wi be sold in spaIa,e par
cs,s, accoiCibg u the lnpro ements.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchaFe none,
70 De Pad Ia cash, and the residue In two equal it,
Ata!Insn,s, In six aud twelve months from the day
oi She the deisrred payments to bear interest and
10 be secured by the notes or bonds fthe puTchR
her or purchasers, with a surety eurst,es to b.
approved by the Trustees. Should the terms Of
sale not e compiled with within SIX days after the
day 81 sale, tbs Trustees reserves the right 10 Te
sell the property at the and expense of the de
l1ultlng purchaser, a'ter bve DAVIS notice All
oOnVeyances at the cost of the purchaser
q. lNGEE, 1 r.
10 ll-6t6wdds ]. c. Mc0 IlIRE6 n Cd Aucs
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WHAT is SODA WATER?

Simply Pure Water
impregnated with
~, Carbonic Acid Gas.
The Soda Water is known by its agreeable pun
gent taste, hy its slightly exhiarating quaiitIes
and By ITS bubbslng and sterilization.
These properties arc strikingIy exhibited at a low
and should be entirely insocuous ~
, The public are requested TO call and Judge for
themselves SffH
--r a- J. WILEY 4 CO.,
ert DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS.
- No. 500 Pennsylvania Avenue
7 lie l-eolms alGal n ST Charles Uotal
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR sALE-A small FARM ofso sorss, sitassee
= o. me Latte tslls, hsslay soomlOrssslsg~sll
s TSS cu; a.s =
forss tPculnyaton, the balappe IN handsome wood
Ssnee, benz psrfeoty Ssstsy and most SES Tomsutss
y T. sss sHHSSs eSsn Ss
NJuNrGoMERY COUNTY LAND FOR
VI SALE.ENe have for szse three or four hun
@ @sLea scres Of Land lyisg on The P9tomso, miles
ct ard one OF the nest roads in the county pass
through this land and the mot Of s covered With
y hspy yas so 81 Fl & h
ssd, sssT;, GsoTsetoEn: or WALL A BARNARD. Auo-
2R, sALEIA sFs.. hsrss,S, four scrss Of wei
den. with new dwelling house with four rooms and
Seod isnena, and T be sad law % o. esqeJ 1eT
city property, and on uodersts terms. The And Is
Georgetown, and in Alexsndria county, Va ARpiT
TO N.P. GoRBErr, over Bank Of Washington.
and Psns avenue T updsr tSe cisTssaOn SS S Hots
tsO3P the aots 81 cigar ''0ns
Eoa RENT-The FIRST FLOOR OF the build
City Kst recently occdkplsd By ChsS. s. Mssos
IS an once. Also the front room IN the second
sS%. sSgy g OR RIcHhRb t 81 %%fIScH ss SStf 40 =.
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
msheda wall b rented durllg the session Of Con
Sress. in the most desITSbie locality in this oty,
being within ons or two squares Of Browns and
Nas9nal HotelE. Those IN pursuit Of suoh Rooms
WI do vel 70 make early sPpleation ~ No. Sf9
m street. between ID street and Pa de 6-u
EoR sALE-A moe three story Brick HOUSE.
on I'd street, between snd T. streets, in kib-
bey Subdivision. The above property vlll be
ing Of VI. W. HA MILTON a CO., No. SO Tth
street opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

II ply OF Gents' hne Frerch Calf Skin Dress rGRn
Boots and CATER, Psten' Leather and n
Cloth Galters. Calf skin. Patent Leather ""
and Lasting Shoes. Also, extensive -
stock Of Bo' . and Cha dreus ladies' and Misses'
Boz and Shoes, all of which an selling 81 sx
ceedlngsy low prices. J. ROSENTBAL,
$40 Seventh street.
ma IS 60 coors above ID street.
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RooTs AND SHOES, TO SUIT THE
We are now manufacturing 81 klyds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and oorsts ntly Teceivlng a-eRa
supply of eastern made work Of every de-
scrIptiOr, made expressly 20 order, and vfly n
be sold az much lower price than has been -
heretofore charged in thIB city for muoh inferior
articles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
city made work, viii always find good assortment
In store and al the lowest prices Give us a oail.
GRIFFIN a BRO,
apb-T al4 PennsylrRnia aVenna.
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DlNEl POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
= the reception of visitors on the A 4
zo;h Of June. In consequences Of my ab V?Y&Q
sstce iOr several months, Mrs. Dix will lEsfE II
take eIarge oLthe mansg emeHt OF tne PAyilIou a.
sisted by my son, ThOs n. Dix. Board per Week
50; board per month SS3 ~
ie l5 colin w. w. DIX, PROP -ietor
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WASHINGTON
w CITY ARDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
NsU YORK dreaEe, beftrEez iSf dad ID SITS.

w CITY GARDEN
ERNST LOEFFLER. Proprietor.
hsV lorS drenEs, bef'rtez lSf aAd ID SITS.
In the attention oftbe public to my grounds
I Nould state that every arrang cement has A
been made to make this Retreat" more VIYAy
attssctlse eyeTy day. Mondays the 6ar- lh,SE<l u
aens are open 10 the public Tree Of charge-a t
dance and waltz vi End the saloon IN oomplete
order TO render pleasure 20 all, Or other days the
proprietor will cheerfuly grant the use Of the
grounds for school or other Pic Mic Pa ties with
out charge.
For the amusement OF children no has Introduced
ctF, and calcr ated al the same time 20 amuse the
"old folks"
~. B-Attsched is my Bot:lIng Estab.ishm. nj,
ana families can be supplied with AnT quantity at
taelr resioence, OF that healthfni drink, LAGER
BEER, upon short NOTICE. je Is 3m
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREExBRIER COUNTY. Va.
This long established watering plscs vas opened
MAY. NA0
Msny new and important arraag agemants lEiH
nave been made since last season In thIs large .s
tabhshnl@nt, and no efforts Will be spared 70 make
the guests comfOT;a
Persons can reach these SpunPs by { he Orange
a1d Alexandria Railroad from WASHINGTON; by the
Virginia CeEtTal Railroad from Richmond; or nv
tne Slrginla ard tennessee Railroad from the
South and Southwest via Lynohburg and Char
lottesvlle, with only 81 miles staSa travel.
J. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent. jA I2-dtJuly
DINEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
III a N.a - -.
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THE CELEBRATED CONTRACT
AND GOUQUA MATTINGS,
Both plain and check. For sal low by
SPILMAN Il HUNT,
dp ZI-eo2m s. Bridge st., Georgetown
, 1860-12-07

HOLLowAY's PLLs AND OINTMENT consunp-
tiOn Prerented-lnduenza, colds, and fevers are
Row prevailing with unusual severity; though
easily cured at first, when neglected they ffe-
quently induce serious diseases, Of which the
chief and most fatal is consumption. !. Hollo-
ways Pills be fesorted to on the first appearance
Of any Of these diseases, and If ths symptoms be
very urgent, his Ointment be wen rubbed twice
a-day on the back and chest, they will cease to
cause alarm, and al consumptve tendency will
certainly be banishcd; and the body, freed from
all impurities will be left in healthier state than
1t was before the illness; the natural strength
and vigOr likewise will soon be restored to their
natural standard.
, 1860-12-07
sRCEssIoN lIovrrIrrr..

In the Georgia Legislature, Nov. 18th. a reso-
luton was introduced declaring Georpia ont Of
the Union, and bill Of like import was read and
referred. A resolution was offered to caII 4
Southern Convention at Atlanta, In February.
A resolution was also introduced instructing tie
Senators and Representatives in Congress to resist
the counting Of the electoral vote In those States
which nulliied the fugitive slave law. Il wss
made the special order for Nov. 2Oth. A bin
was introduced calling q convention to which an
the federal officers are to be invited. The retail
iatory bill exempts all foreign goods from State,
county and corporation tax.
A Military State Convention met At Mflledpe.
vile on the goth November The eattendance was
large. Resolutions were passed favorinR seces.
sion. Gov. Brown made . strong resistance
speech, defending the right Of secession, and de.
clered, i federal troops attempted coercion, two
federal soldiers should atone for every Georgian
who fsll in defence Of State sovereignty.
The South Carolina Legislature on the 18th.
passed bill to suspend the penalties against sus.
pension Of specie payments BY the banks; also a
resolution instructing the Military Committee,
during recess, TO prepare plan for arminR the
State; also instructing the Finance Committee 10
prepare q scheme to raise the necessary supplier.
The bill 70 arm the State was recommitted A
resolution inquiring Into the propriety Of arming
and certifying various exposed towns was lost,
proposition to authorize the State banks TO ad.
vertise for aloaTof e40O, 900 was introduced but
not considered.
A la,ge meeting was held at Charleston, on the
night Of Nov. I1th. McGrath, Keitt and other
spoke Leading merchants declared that thew
were ready to sacrifice all In maintaining the
states honor. When speakers declared the Union
dissolved, the enthusiasm was wild.
II is said there is no longer any doubt that
south CarOlina will secede The Palmetto ban.
ners are flying. The Courier officially raised the
Palmetto flag, on which the words sScuth Caro-.
lima has moved; other States will follow" were
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