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CLASSICAL, ENGLISH AND
REMOVAL OF Err. AND MRS. DANIELS
Ia C0LLEGIATE INSTITUTE
YOUNG LADIES.
: r.a.A.AlE..ll

The Principals respectfully announce that this Instu.
ton is temporarily removed to Iig PARK STREET where
The duties of the School will resumed on the 18Th of
September Prospcctuses Of terms &C. obtained on
the premises. - " ~ va
Mr. and Mrs d. take this opportunity finforming
trends that they have purchased commodious ard
giant house, with handsome Play Ground attached, on
HAMILTON TERRACE North Eutaw street, to which the
ing year " " ~
At only limited number of Boarding Pupils will
iltGn Terrace - " ~, ssSo9urs
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UNDOUBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent their old established agen-
cy the following rstcass Companies with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
-ETNA INSURANCE CO.. HARTFORD ..........s2 100000
PIId1NlX INSURANCE co, HARTFORD....... $4,000
MERCHANTS ms. CO., HARTFORD. 25O,O0O
NEW ENGLAND ms co, HARTFoRD........ $4,000
MAsSAsoIr ms. co, SPRINGFIELD. 100000
SPRINGFIELD ms. co, SPRINGFIELD. .... 100000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDON ..... $500 O0O
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency.
au22 If J. G. PROUD h SONS
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$I,O7365l sc
The Directors have declared Dividend of SIX PER CENT
interest the outstanding Scrip Profits heretofore al
I9 It. IA Aso Dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT. on the
lie Premiums entitled to participate at the Third Trennal
Allotment; A so dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT. on
the Terra Premiums like participating. All of
which dividends are adjustable at the time of settlement
the current years premium
The insured who have not before made their selection
at their option, signed the time of ad of
tie above diyidends convert their dividends BONUS
increase of the amount insured by Life Policies or by an
equivalent reduction Of the Annual Premiums.
, - ,,, n. d. MORGAN, President.
HF Pamphlets with all necessary information will be
promptly furnished persons the city or counties the
State by addressing the undersigned Agents Maryland
f. j. RICHARDSON Il son,
mh2l-eotS27 No North street, Baltimore.
E7IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
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GaufatiUn.
NIT VERNON TITUTE,
WI No 81 Mt. VERNON PLACE.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES.
DROF. G. ALEXANDRA,

Il Late of Washington, d, Co
Offers his services a TEACHER OF THE FRENCH Ian
GEAGE Colleges, Semnaries and Private Glasses and
pupils A Frenchman by BIRTH for many years resident
Paris, graduate of the College HENRI QUATRE, Prof.
Alexandra hattes himself that he will be found competent
give satisfaction He is able present numerous
Testimonials of his capacity and fidelity instructor
the first institutions female education in the federal
metropolis He begs leave also to refer to the following gen
tlemen in Baltimore:
John Hanan, Esq, u. 8. Commissioner.
VIM Meade Addison, Esq, U. s District Attorney.
DR. Robert Atkinson.
Prof Tapping.
r Ii. Biggar, Esq
George Willig, Esq.
Henry G. Reed, Esq, of Messrs. Stickney < Co.
Address PROF. &. ALEXANDRE,
No g North trpatR olt
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HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
a REUTER- a. SONS,
NO. Sc EST BALTIM MORE STREET,
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND GAY STREETS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE.

Would respectfully solicit
Machinsts and others 10 their and weseleced stock
of HARDWARE, TOOLS, &c adapted to every branch OF
mechanical trades comprising part large assortment Of
German, English and American Locks, Casters Hinges,
Bolts, Patent Wrenches OF all kinds Gas Filters Ply
Wrenches and Tongs, all OF which are offered at the
owes cash prices and the most favorable terms my22f
, 1860-11-27

LAKE .sn OCEAN TLEEr.-Mather and Com
pany of 'At> city learned by telegraph yesterday Of
the arrival Of their schooner, hugh Barclay, at
baltimore. from Brcros Ayres. with cargo Of
bone ash.
, 1860-11-27

NEw YoRK, Now :,G-Jas. Black was ncar:y
murdered by. gang OF rowdics in B9cccacr
street, on Friday Dne Of 1l:cm lad jostled Mr.
Black, aud on his demonstrating thcre.t, the
assault occurred. Ills skull NJ. fractured
y collision occurred On Friday night ut
Fur.llaIn. between two freight trims, one of
which lad a passenger rar attached. Daniel
Dodge Kelly WAS severely injured internally,
aud his recovery is doubtful, while Two other
Passengers and Il brakeman were somewhat
hurt
Alyices from Panama per the .sis! state
that the cargo of the American brig Winthg.,,
lad been seized nj Santa Marta by the Com
missary Of the general government, aud appro-
l'riatcd to the troops and public.
y. c. Fotter, an American citizen. had been
arrested for :.oirg f7.nm Cartagua 10 Santa
Marta without 4 1sas>l,rt, though hc he'd one
from the American Consul, Two boxes Of
specie containing 5000, belonging to Ameri.
tan citizens was seized at Santa Marta and is
still in 1hs possession Of the general govern
1nent.
News from Peru is 10 The effect that Mr..
Clay had received his passports and would
leave OIL the l2th for Panama and New York.
Diplomatic intercourse is thus suspended with
them.
-adyiscs frua. ::ller parts Of South America
are about Of the usual character. An attempt
TO lind II railroad route across tic Chirit,ui
lsfh1nus is said to be total failure
, 1860-11-27

ST. JouSs, n. F., Nov. A-Ihe steamship,
arago, which left llayre on the 18th, and
Cowcs ut II T. II. on the 14th inst, passed
Cape Race at . r. II. yesterday, where she was
Associated Press. She has 165 Passengers and
3oo tons Of freight for New York, and reports
having experienced westerly winds most Of
the passage. She will be due ut New York on
Monday night
CulSA.-lt is reported that the sctt1emen.
Of negotiations had been delayed on question
Of money and unity Of understanding.
Tic allied army was marching On Pekin,
wlnrc Sankee Linsiu had large force to de-
icn.l the city, Lord Elgin WAS to follow the
trupps Sept. 9Th.
The army reached Yangtsin Yell on the 10th,
Tic Coolies were DESERVING, and carriage was
difficult.
Two Thousand traops were left ut Tirntsin
to protect it from the rebels, who were il,ac-
tive at Canton. Trade Was obstructed by the
rebels.
1t was rumorca iu London that The British
Government lad received official dispatches
from China that peace lad been concluded Mt
pckin by the English and French Amtassa-
G"rs; f''t it was generally believed that the
Government would not Withhold sucl, intelli-
gencc.
ESGLASD.-Thc Bank Of England had raised
its rate OF discount in consequence oil the
withdrawal OF 900 900 for The Bank Of France,
which was to be followed by $500 200 more
Consols closed ut 93 1-8 u II II for money
and g.; II a 9} 3-S for account
The steamship Arabia from Boston via Hal
ifax, arrived at Liverpool On the 11th. The
steamship New York, from New. York, put
into Plymouth on the 1lth, short of coal. The
City OF Manchester arrived nj Queenstown OIL
the 18th.
The Squadron with the Prince Of Wales on
board had not reached England.
The Bank rate Of discount had been adyanc-
cd to ) per cent. Oh Tuesday evening, and the
Bunk Of France had raised its discount rate to
IL per cent.
intelligence respecting the negotiations for
the caplt1tlation of tsae!a are received. 1t is
asserted it Is composed Of only few battal.
ions. 1t is stated that Gen. Guy on declares his
position as untcnatlr.
GarilJaldi has Issued farewell proclamation
to Ills late army, concluding by telling Ills
companions i'll arms that in army of j million
will he wanted to follow him again to fresh
conflict Which is likely to break out iu Italy By
March next.
The siege works before Gacta arc actively
continued, aud If the garrison will not capitl-
late, Il general bouibardment will commence.
Francis had rejected the proposal to cyacuatc
the town, on the basis that he commands tho
troops 5000 in number, at Gaeta, and relies Of,
the strength Of the fortress.
, 1860-11-27

+ X Il q Il T. II 4 i !;
!ACED SPRINGS.

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ss:sa css s y:t E II nts .,::. ;:"O: = s ,i.s
Mstt:. ~; T.. t:r y.ia1 ~! t,n::' n:;., irvr.
.i Il :o r.:n IL X M "IE. fsy "; n '! M Il = 4
w::t siseni. Il ah,'"t az ra!- II. r:.:i''s;
sa::5 ;i?hsr A:ti sult.a,s Z i:ss a'! :s FIJI ;:
rfs.t ii r';c .i.'ai an'n':ttc, i@ssr c4rat:
s:,n..' rs.n: !:'',. s:'s ses1:ttrs ,sAc.i. hsr'
cc:z:aea iciro,v-,,e ~aseE- lase been -lsnaly .rr
cvea i, slc cisrnlsrs. ihc :,,s ing e;ilrcn: seni.
!.n rlras III >s'n: tesln- Of the nse'irsaal ya!ur !:
-; kssfs sssfso r Gcy2 Iisa @ u et ht;r
Aa-.; ii. J. :. :c'tai7. 4 -.rkp.s. 4 i; t.rs r.
G, :n:en, t:s xat-r r"nadc*,'y. r. s rtn: r:rr.:
es7,:. II sa;:'e, tha: t:!:se wa:.r- ~ hstls
Tasy E,st ee h!:,: SsS.,;esl tyr ali ehFc:tc si.:
=.er. t~oFc s.c tra'it1r ri p, -rtans IN the city
:"dr ,r s n s & ~ ,atsH IL 1a r., WITT,
and taat ttsv clzr ot d.. 10 With t:+s
ss=.ss md rrnafy .r;ans AID .oic o. tic ea:nru:
as.-: t;r'nr 2i: ra:o1'c d.A1s.ca, clrl.
4 ss;s :s =. r.; .s s:.'!1 !pa:s :;ss '
fA.ica a:t.: :- c,i;:.tisr sRrat- IF l'rtl" fever
~. lila: 10 II S r:i""Ii ,rr.: /, co.!yaIrsStr
s-t rrs-,r:"l ftrrr:. cxctt. ,sr.tl;c aid p:
Ela:- ierst:.n: t,lar..ta.. particularly such aa
tere: t.ent r.lNr! OF nrcrlt;ti state ol ie
s.ne Vi t.r tnt~s:i:e II rnirufon. a'~'
t,H:.. Esan.l attended xEr IL" -.,si s'"i:Hsh:
;.:s T.. Nix rtsirs tc!n: r7iera. t. n!ur.;.t
=:.;. :. rc:- -t';ve: s:,. apt hA rE!iE'H IL
t. .i.."i /. tin. .;r:l. ii fir!. i=e- 1t ct1
te n,ed rror. r:s dl:nt, grea: rrfr.x~ra?t 10
nlsn+ sir.t aid prtsrrnat'rairat in SKIN l,!svaa.
In sat-r l.lns !" U, ,.--fa Connected With t'c
hrz4|l, It viii 7roy+ ttsE taan hytro.hcr, arhl IL
OF rt'::. pissnnn, -rd csL.E iaj.s.rus
pose t.. IT, aats.rahl. ait!.sHtc In caronic phar5
s aFEns!:t- sst;s s;s;, na.'sa. sa;srF sni hH:l
r's::s:sd sor; :ar"at ~ sa.;s :f easi> ai1. IL: Ii
th=u .al.-a lut-rnal;y. a WIN; GLASS rri. Q. t..-
a.c.. 6i!u. Il: s4lcn three times day, i, sac!cis
for an adult
0:her r,s:..r from T!y!:can., a.d other r..
s2tctAble in!i. i!uais :rsy be Aroticatun 10
tas Agent. Dealers supplied on liberal t-.u.
- No Water Genut1. uhlas+ procured II n,
II. ". bt}SrWltA. Solt Agent
- NJ, 5sl broadway, Ne.s TurE.
, 1860-11-27

FoKT kEAl.SEr. Nov. :3,5j.-Thc coach Of tl.e
Western Stage Company, from Denver ~,
,,,r.o,, ellis evening for Omaha witt, mail aud
% Inc messenger IS 81; ."r linkley & CO. Express,
who had $1G,000in charge.
denver, Nov. a0.-It has been showing here
oil yesterday and last night. The snow is now
to be Is inches OH Plum Creek aud in the
Pinery 10 mills west Of this city.
t;rrgory's mines arc deeply COATED with
sn0w.
No mining news Of interest during the past
week.
The Republicans arc joyous and I'LL others
express themselves strongly anti Disunionist=.
Fort kEARSEy, Nov. 25.-Thc Denver City
coach, with dates Of the I'd, passed this after
noon. 1t brings s14,75o in treasure.
DENVER, Nov. 21.-Weatller Tuesday night
intensely coId; thermometer at i o'clock YES.
terday nj 10 deg. below zero.
, 1860-11-27

NEW YORE. Nov. a6.-FLorn-Trarsact
to sxfst and ss rs ce1Ea
St7sGl4 490 for SUPER statc. $5.05I5 ~ ftr extra
stale: $4.S5GJ5 for etlpcr western; $5tEGth1N for
r.'n,mon TO medium extra western: $5.3j9E 40 far
shipping hra1,ds cxsra rourt hoop Chic. Canadian
iio,r IN very moderate request. Sales 600 hsls at
$5l0GIBT5 for common TO good extra. Kyc Hour
-rilin:: rowly Al III for common to clucs.
silrr Corn Meal iu good Request and prices With
.,u1 striking change.
wn,ssr-1n moderate request at sseady prices.
Sales GOO brls at lax @20c.
.'AAls-"heat 1l"ilcd quiet and closed with u
Nn~rate demand furexrrt at full previous prices.
Sller :h.o91 Chicago flriaS Ut the lat.
Ter Irlcc it,r No. Ii, *l north western club II
!i,l31l LIZ: $50 Milwaukee, club 1:15Gi1s; i3,:s0
Wis ut $l11G11S. the latter 1ur very choice; bAI
white Michigan RE: GO white Indiana ut 81 ,:I:
=, whl,; ksnask NJ *as.sH sc ill.,; SO ;, 11s
-ir- III bu NJ n. barley lce@ freely Offered and
my l,r Quoted firm: taies s.60o bn state 1t S0
1:,r supply OF corn at1oat Il limited and viii. .
fair demand prices have advanced lc per insflel.
Sales a:akO hti at tGEs for mixed western a0oa1,
nearly all Ut the inside price, and Gs7s for white.
O1ts firm and In better request: sales TO fair ex
.'.nt III ss93S fur western and Canada, asG3sH for
State.
1iur4-l}ull: sales 1a> bales at So@35 for new.
iliuEs-Dull at sa@2iH for BMcnos Ayres. 3 for
lsia Gsande. 17&ls for dry western.
1Eoyl>1oSs-ftrk opened with an Increased
Grnncss tur both mess aud prime and closrd quiei.
*'alce. 4, hbls NJ for mcss $1a :. fur
prime. The. beef market continues dull 1nt llIs-
changed: tales. rs hh1s at fS5992l0.00 for ~
packca u,cst; s1t @lo.oo for extra mess. Prime
nlc., 'ccf anI beef hams arc dull aud nonlinalls
:ucllanccd. Cut meats dull and nominal at ~ q
&c for shoulders and 1oGyl0,sc for hams. Dress.
I'd hug Ar.l al s':Gl7A:c. Bacon quiet. Far lard
,hs ularke; Is dull. with very limited supply:
sutts. 1T tbls III lltGl15lc for prime city: 1sG
1s:.c fur western. Butter selling at 15c aud q
:lc for state. Cheese, steady nt 9G1oHc for iuie
sinr nrtorrimc-
t;nocEn1Et-snear tti1l very dull, but q little
more active. Sales 34i hhds Cuba at 5A@5T. and
IL l,oxcs liavana on p.t. 1iicc dull and lower.
Sales 70 tcs Ut ;,.I4c cash. MelAtses dali and
h4avy. We hear Vi sales M 100 brls New Orleans
Ut :s,GLitc.
>EEi-IIcasy anu declining. Sales 10 bnes new
cIaycr At 9G.!'h.
>rocKs-D Dull and lower. Money unchanged
Chi j. X ST. cleve i Toledo as:44. Pan III, n & 5.
Harlem pref Sax. Erie ~. \ Ic 75:.. Mo G's 70
Tenn 50 Chi Is & z I'M. LII c scrip 5:.1, u : gtl
a. tscaling 3i7s- Harlem 81 uuds -, Pac Mail ~
Vat 70.
EAsk kSrArEMExT-Dccreasc III 1uans. $$7,;ii.. $40
IL. in specie. su5 G3: decrease In circulation,
~: SIS: decrease IN deposits. 2153,e ,eH. The cx
passion did nut 80 into full effect until Friday
consequently the above statement Is deceptive.
the amuunt III loans Saturday hciny millions II
excess Of the average,
, 1860-11-27

ST: LorIs, Sov. 2e5-The Brigade oi Mis-
soilri Volunteers, under the command Of Brig.
Gen. Frost, mustered into service by order If
Coy. Stewart for the protection Of the western
frontier. left on aa extra train Of the racitic
Railroad ut II o'r1.ck ts1lay. The brigade
numbered :1hout 100 men. embracing eight
companies Of infantry, engineer corps, one
company Of cavalry. and three pieces If artil-
campaign. Nai. Bell, OF the l.. 5. Arsenal.
furnished full supplies Of shot and canister
for Il battery Of 50, 900 rounds Of Minnie halls,
sixty rounds for each Colts Revolver Some
1900 TO 4,UO citizens assembled ut the depot
10 ecc the expedition of. There was much in
trrcst and enthusiasm manifested.
, 1860-11-27
Foreign Markets.


itI AGiEN.j LIN EhIuUI- ANof. 4o
EEEApsTCFrs-Narlei had downward tcnden-
rv. and all descriptions had slightly declined.
Richardson. Spence s Co., report Hour dull and
declined ID per brl. Wheat quiet. lower qualitie,
easier. hut quotations nnaltered. and western
liz tAGl15- I'd; do southern 12s 2dG1as l0d: white
western lis GdIl2s; do southern 13s Sd@15s
tn.n dull.
LIVERPOOL nkctlcid, Nash i Co.
-e;,ort decline of 1G,2d per Genital Oh inferior
wi:eat. Flour steady.
PROVISION NARKET-Quict. Eecf heavy. Pork
and hacon steady. Lard firm at 63lGas. Ta1low
hrin At 1SS}l }ll9F.
.;EocEn1Es-sugar steady. Corn steady. Rice
E:m.
-a-nEs-Qufct at :..99= for both Pots and Pearl-.
1:os1S-Unll.
TCRrESIINE-Du[.
LONDON AARKETs--Sucas. cusIte and tatloW
steady. Rice advanced. satpetre heavy.
Conzols closed at 93it for money: 93AIacs1S for
account.
AMERICAN STocKs-Illinois Central and Erie
have experienced IN: upward rally.
, 1860-11-27

(,lIiCAGO Il NORTHWESTERN
~ HALLWAY
DIRECT ROUTE
To Rockford, I'ei,.r. rrcc;er,. Jns,e@vc t:a:.a
1taa:,on lIaifs du rhirn. Fr,sd iii Inr. -.-s,
IN III aeF Ssaaas. Ss,:"1er I'D. IS. ::.,
Esenn; Esrre-s-s L. NJ. for 1:nckfoni anil lar.
:srar,u.h s:.x.ts can b. pnrran-y.. at al, t:....
Offices On Dearburn street 1t la,ernvr -,.,i.';..
DEWITT ~ ta L !" t:.,, I'LL, ;s e., !,
EoITTSlH 'in;. FORT WAYNE i
l. cL!H:Aut' s:h1LEo,ai:.
Snw coE17ctc! .:.at rI:s i:n A!cH-o tn TIt-.
oa' r *s :'r II; III: i:AiAp Iii isi
,a t1:y. Az! ~ i!r ins.:.. 1s:. II Fs..-, @,:.
SsM NtrsHa, !: :; Sr,s ,aan nj, f;. II
or ~ re lasi y. Gn:a't- IL Is" !.1'':! rs'st-
Tr,!i:- ,as. II: .,r"; .,,-n'r o: Canal ant: s..
~ a. N.-A1orai:'s E1i'esr ,..ny, tsnn.a,s e,.
~ r: Mxi:hs :ss;si Express daily. tsa:eEa-y- rs
Cnne chr. ~ r.r,:in. With the Cleveland anil Liza
Slte:s ;sl:r.s't t. bnnhfrs. bu:'a Ntzea::. s-..-
Ny f:asanS: u, New iSfs censrnl a:'i Ses ,.:-
Aso sani:: to cl,,r.,,n.. Z,na,;,,c. Newark ysr,,
Hs;1"n. On ie Wheeling, as'd Interior t'"a' 4
Tie abov: ir..:il. connc,, at re7s.. with :,,t,a 81,
Gneiinati Az. wiz tr:- n; Lt:iA k,e b3;,";4 H.,
FAi:i: is Low As By ANY OrnEy: InrT-.
Passengers hh.i'l East viii Eht III, r.:,e L. i
pleasant nt ar.ri.r. Passing f1E6,Gh E.aay T.. ~:
ls.:r>: nnt Hn~- cities IN th.. Inii"l Sia:r-,
Fassriker- arriving 1T tk!'sgt, HHJ ~; T." sa:-
e.tse cl,-rAs aud convey baggage 1t rrr:...!*
tae', tE:...
rIrse:s Tar snlc as .hr r.tacsr:c TMset tsc. +: Ia
W'-t. nm! II the t"lp1n, osct. curnrr II. L-'. ~
an! prasl"sn ;srcst: "t7o>sts tle gc,rre Ii.
BurrH street,. Chicago
s1-Ne particular and a%S for tickets by Frst W.re
l.. +. F,rE:tCk. l!r.-s ,rs.
JAs. n M@lS:nX, @ Es:s:.t ;.*rnf. ch,tA-"".,
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAM,
~ RAILROAD 1lSE-ra-:crsrr Tsals,- .,,;a,:
fsv.n and arrive Ht Cttrn." rs fr:inW-:
bay Express and Mut! It,ssr a5.,j u. auI a;;.1
ats Is P. y. tSNntiay$ cscerfrH;.
Might ESr!r - i-'.Hcs ~ H. y =. H. sat.tIay- tnt.'.
ai aErise II ~! y. v. tA:.,IL..: rs,r,.te.i,
Jus!tt Accommodation. ~. r. ~ ,-ri.:.. .xrr;t~!
INt!H r. rE.ttl. Lv:. >,I l..
CT. LOUIS. ALTON l. Gill;
~ cAGo RAILROAD.
Nv 01sTAST NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME
On and nfr- SuEtay November c'i!. !Ac y.ait: = Z
lc1ye Chr..s". nplh te depot laEl et.cet ~ :
lows:
81; L. H., daily ;exccri sunday,
*.'D +. ". daily teAeeIt Sa.urtn:.
Accommodation ra!n tor Iuth I ND W.Isu...s
4Au r. H.. EXCEPT Su1.La.
Trains arrive firm, It. Luni= tf:
-. :, Il. dnlls ttAre1t >:n,!at.'
, 1860-11-27
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE. CORDIAL,
AND
RA,DOD REEDTATD?:

E1tls precisely what Its nasnc Indicates for. wc}
e the si i s is Isst, n
fA1,o reyvtuc:. retr4 4tales and rracwt inc blood
az r. Stsa sT aa Hs T.
disea:, g., ld + y tue only eTsf r. ;s s,s
RIcombined IS to b. the ,,lU,t powerful tonic :ln
yet st' perfectly adapted 10. ss IL Accuk,e!
. EASCE WITH TUE LaE@ S45fnE AND HLAtk! 7
11E w5skka TT s,,sy II hE1 .nc ~ ts
Rnd vt il l. n,'sct i,'o~ed Il, hs-itudtle
ed s:t 'stssSss i ssssA
powerful tonic and soothing properties. lti cvil,
ssSs Ss ss Is s sis sSS n fs ~
q world. both By The thoroughly skilled IN medical
:5 a II nesa no sns ds ss :s ="
N knowledge eyea to Sc: that debility follows ali
Oatrstkn,e ne o. ~ ~ ane ias ts
;erSn: T. S, which oSF suffering humanity !. son
] bsons r.. II .G
* Of Aetts ltne i 81, r1{
}lEguor. Gidtlne.=. and all tat class of cases so
feartullE fatal II unattended TO In time. cal!et
-. Female Weakness am Irregularities.
ssr Sease= q IF a!dK fe Knss
scaidlns q lncohtlnence y tEs Urine. or Lay +
II s siae al and setSetn tae son
|ders ffed'spo:iton '9 s;iyh1 Sosds ; Iassls.s
alsstas aaS naesd ~ iss
many more sill, bur w have space only to stv
viii uoL only e'isc tue debility ."llowtu:t 4
Itro siasnlalic lnnutnees, an': cure I'll: disca=es
lat nnce, II ALREADY attacked. and a, 1t art. III!
rcctly and rerslstenty Upon tie blicIy system
iaIousn. TIE li,tE ~ u:Ilon. rronIutti. fl i..L
Ali iht e1rFetl0us md kecre!ui,e Of the system
ir vii. lniAllbiy prevent any dee1crtuus col.e-i,
Alqueuces following, upon change Vt climate andE
A|water: hence all tEaseiers s:unld have hettlr.
a se;s :lsstra: tas a!:es,lSe ssssa: it .hsa!i:
II b. Ill te hAnd~ Of I'LL eT>ol> Of stdcutary lab
Its. students. ministers. and literary Iea. Andt
all laties Eot accustomed t. n.uch ou1dour exer
a tcise should always 1t, II tey wo,atu MD aIll
1Iayreeah.c pleasant and efficient remedy asaias,
y A,se Ills which rob tten, their beauty; Tor
beauty cannot exist without health, auu ralt.4t
lcannot exist The tile above Irregularities con-
h Etnue. IheM again. the Cordial i l IrrtectI
Mothers relief laSea 1aoniA Or two be:.'re! {
With perfect eA-c and saf>sy. TnEEE K Aa MS 4
14y t'? Sfp':l II sna ID y oa S!tsx " .Ss s
ieE. before II Is tuo late, but n.-o of ruur .4n-t
.;.:d husbands. III. htc tile former iron, f,lse
l.t':.carE. tftca 70 down to premature E-att.
.Est'eF f.sar let their condition be known III ,uc
ct u cuisines. that II It were not for Snu they
IT." would travel in the same downward r~t!l,!'
;s::t:i too late II arrest their fatal fall Bnt tse
" ,.tlS appeal: for sure your Eeyer FILLING
..1evElJn will uncs.tn.ly point yun II l'rui.
Wo.'d's Restorative Cordial AMI Flood i:caoya.,
ri tor a. the remedy xlleh should BE- always On
HihAnd IN time ofrcId-
Hi o.. WOOD, PROPRIETOR, Il
III Hsoadwar, Eew York. and III Market street 4
4, ISt, Louis. No. and sud b. MI good Druggists
II! Price one dollar bottle. =
Wholesale and Retail Agents. Chicago: John !
Park: Q; Fuller !; ST., e.: J. M Bed A 4 Co. snl's
tkn5lukfw4F!
, 1860-11-27
Tho DtsunIon11ts In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2G.-An association call
ins themselves tho Southern Volunteers, dis
played the Palmetto flag from their place O
meeting to-day. A large crowd were at;ractes
by the novelty of the thing, and the lii. wax
greeted with groans and misses from the crowt
aud with plaudits from the volunteers. Cant
Jones Of the bark Isabella, al=o solicited, dir
played the Palmetto flag from the mast head o.
Ills vessel this morning, when all the ships in
the vicinity Immediately ran up the stars ant
, 1860-11-27

NEW YORK. Nov. IA lire broke out this
morning. .lestroyin. two tlyestory buildings
on Warren street; extending through 10
Church street, and occupied by II. o. White il
;''olnson, Shepard 4 s;aan1ders, 5rfE goods ;
insham. cotton goods store, &c. Stocks and
building totally destroyed Loss S5O0000
Francis Rokel, . fireman, was killed.
, 1860-11-27

New YORK, Nov. :,6-Thomrson Bros, rc-
port uncurrent funds to-day is follows: all
soutl. Of Washington 10 per cent discount !;
Illinois, Wisconsin. Missouri, and Iowa 10 per
cent discount; Ma,yland and Pennsylvania )
and S per cent. discount; Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky 3 per cent discount; Michigan and
Canafa ? per cent. discount.
, 1860-11-27

BUSINESS Sr11s.-We have on haud. and arc con
stantly rcceivin. from the Eastern markets. very
large and fine assortment OF cloths suitable for
Suits. aud to which invite the attention of all
that are shout purchasing. which will he made up
at hard time prices By Smith i Psindle III Lake
street. no2t6.
, 1860-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov. o6-Thc Jt.st learns by
telegraph that Judge Powell Of Peoria, ILL.,, 1las
granted an Injunction against the chicago.
burlington & Quincy Railroad and Mcssr.
Harding d Co., restraining them from inter
ru1'ting the through trains of the Peoria i
oquawka Railroadfrom Galcsbury to Burling-
ton.
The steamship Columbia from Charleston
brought Il returned stcerage passengers.
, 1860-11-27

Go to John Joness. 119 Dearborn street. md
ct your clotheR cleaned and repaired They will be
well done, and at prices 10 suit the times.
, 1860-11-27

Too CAREFUL BIZ HALF,-An old gentleman
by the name Of D. Rhodes, left @ suit Of clothes
he had just purchased in the cars at the Gale
M passenger depot, on Saturday night, for safe
keeping, while be went in and bought his
ticket. When lie re-entercd the car his prop
crty had picked up another owner-at least the
clothes were gone and have not yet been
found, Somebody is the licher for thecaution
If Mfr. Rhodes by just one coat and 4 pair OF
u,,1ncntionablcs.
, 1860-11-27
1!2AalltfD,

WANTED.-A Clark acquainted
w With t.c lIas,lvarc business, and who can
renk German. Wages Law for tile winter. Apply as
ttu $50 Lake stratt. noSf12t
, 1860-11-27
6l00.01N.

ILLINOIS CURRENCY WAS7Eo.-An banks
Thrown out or othc.wise) will be taken at Par, for
all Kinds Of FashionaNs Clothing, at the lowest
prices. at Pusn:m's Great Eastern Emporium,
1l6 Randolph street. noast
eR-AA thould not fail to read the advertisement
VI Fso'- ood IN Today paper. ae5-ly