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Margaret Price, coored woman, who was
emancipatedin Richmond, Va, about ten years ago,
recently applied to the Richmond Circuit Court Tor
the privilege of again becoming slave Last Satur-
day her petition was granted, and she selected MIR.
John H. Tyler, "a her future master.
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Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.

LYNcHBURG, Va, Nov. 9.-The repairs to the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, caused by the
late freshets will be completed by Saturday, and
the sale of through tickets to New Orleans and in
termediate points will be re-ssued at New York
and other stations on Tuesday morning.
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HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-There has been but little
this description of Flour this week, the sales
bracng only 800 bss Super at s5565 50per bbl
the closing sales being at the latter figure Super closes
to-day steady at $3.50, and quote Extra at S5,75d6
per bb
ONO FLoUR-For Ohio Flour there has been good
inquiry this week. and the transactions in it nave been
quite large The sales include 800 bbs Extra at 1913
$50 bbs do at $5s7k 6 300 bbs. cut Extra, which is
simply good Super, at S562h 100 bbs do at S. So and
200 bbs do at $3.50 per bbl at whchfgure it closes
to-day. We quote Extra at s57596 per bbl the latter
figure being asked for very choice brands.
of 1900 bbls City Mills Super at $5 81 and 2200 Dbls
do at $5 rs, and quote it as closing at S525537
per bbl, the latter figure being generally asked for it
We quote Extra at $625 for Standard and $77 so per
bbl. for fancy brands
BRANDYwINE FLoUR.-We note a sale this week of 200
bbls Brandywine Super at Sc per Dbl, at which figure
this description is held firmly.
RICHMOND FLOUR A sale of 1000 Richmond Flour,
"Taaferro & Bro brand" sold here day two
since, but the terms were kept private.
FAMILY FLoUR.-We have no change to note in the fig
for Wech s. for the best brands of Baltimore ground
and S6.50(97 per Dbl for Howard Street and Ohio.
RYE FLoUR-Rye Flour has been quoted through the
week at 81 25437k per bbl, but We have heard of no
sales of Importance.
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR.-Buckwheat Flour is in good sup
ply and it is selling quite freely $2G250 per 100 lbs for
common brands. Matthews premium is however bringing
S3G)3.2 per 100 lbs.
CORN MEAL.-There is very little doing in Corn Meal
but still quote it at SS624 for Baltimore, and S. 624
@1375 per Dbl for Brandywine. The exports this week
are only All bbls.
The following the inspections Of Flour and Meal for
the week ending November s, 1860:
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VOL. VI---NO. S43.

81 25 per bbl but there is nothing doing in dried
Apples Peaches. We quote dried Apples nominal
at 34 cs and Peaches at 7s for unpealed, and 10
(G2 per h. for pealed. Cranberres still quoted
at Sll 50lDl2 per Dbl. for Eastern.
FLOUR.-There has been considerable activity this
week in Flour the sales amounting to nearly 900 bbls
The market opened pretty frm and in descriptions
advance of 121 cts per bbl established, but pr
subsequently fell off again and all varieties close at
about the prices last Friday. The exports
week ara az viz.
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ons for Sugars follows, viz. So G6 Is for re-
fning grades Cuba and English Island; S6S7hd7.75
for grocery grades Cuba; % for common to fair
Porto Rico and 81 5OdS50 for good to prime do, but
to effect sales any extent lower rates would have to be
accepted We note the import this week of go hhds.
from Cuba.
REFINED SUGARs.-The following are Mcssrs Dough-
erty Woods Co.'s quotations for refined Sugars, viz:
CASH PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Double Refined Loaf. .l0B cts per ID
Double Refined Cracked Loaf ...........103s
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Then the HOuse JOlutu lHt tStHdVe III UdIIUI II
electors The result was as follows:

On motion of Mr.. Buist, of Charleston,
Resolved, That it is the sense of this General AS
sembly that the electors this day appointed cast
their votes for John c. Breckenridge of Kentucky,
for President, and Joseph Lane, of Oregon, for
Vice President of the United States.
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TOBACCO-HHDS.
January l. 1860 and same time 1859
TOBACCO INSPECTIONS.

Commencing January l, 1860, and same time 1859
Do.,, This Previ- ma, Same tint
civ
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EAFUhIS RUN Bal IMUItE.
FOREIGN.
BREMEN.-Brenl. ship Ocean.-936 hhds. tobacco, 2OC
bbs. rosin, do -four, COS bags bark IA 900
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hRRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

p' WdLkNhRDS' HOTEL-C Doughus. NY; E L
ala H hSssG sHs Perry,
ao %S S5: dHi Ds ssR.s dd p:
p: Ks.ssson a and sd a." ia sofs sa' ri
Xxi AOe DOT vi fI.p as do So y ss9
ws;ara EO se se MC Sa. Push
M2.n 40: fhS S,Ia Teller Espy, Cash
Vases, hs'nsa. ~ cssi Dfssst aG dd
MTasssI' 90 %; Il Camp eli, fs;C.a Pbei, Nd;
KING oissiIi II; Ss aIn As5n oSE r.. II
Mcdowell and family, do; p Johnston, NV +
and . aga d% %Ps HdG N Fl
Gay L shsss p ae1is n Mss
s5shs' Sf 5sss va eS %1aata, Pa SY W /
aud sSy GVypfEy rsd lady NSYS
s%a d JUMP EFT a ES bb 81 Col ThG
Sicol. 5 7 Hopkins, II Gods borough, Nd; John a
M s5sw Tooks p Yese; Hopkins; VI Evans
f%n: Pa: RsFs. and fan, I'D; Rss Bishop H sP
nImston,1; 2 Perkins; B w Pe1kin., Pa; TT + II
sfss ePq M sdy FL Mi Yassd NY
N VIA ahy, NJ " gallup, RI is Jameson, NY;
Brsngle, Md. NO. -uu' 0onali' RAJ }
,BhOWN'SHOTEL.- Bronangh, ] Phillips,
Ssnetop, Cti lights Miss H Lea. Pa; GoodslI,
ttiss: + Kuhn and lady, w Perkins and lady. Nd:
AZ ; TIPTon. NY; D Bo,es, Nc; { Sargent and
6Sy; Me; PARISH, KY. l. Banks, sc; thur.
? Vsgf nan Cn:lins. = Allen. Va; j r Chand.
NJ Miss w TaIbuTt. Md; w b Tanning, NY; !
~ W AZ and lady, Mrs w Bennsr, ID Mordacai, Pa;
John ,?n, "a; Clarkson and lady, NY; q
ToI.oh. Mlsns NJ Nm, NJ; : Hllman and family
" nraham, Tslmags, Ny, J Sharretts, Md
wnHnhfnW ipOD HOUSE.IO Casper. w Cooke, H
ib 5s,nn' ! n nvunn, w Loud, T Steers, NY; L
S.,i ntttsr, Va; w II Henry, Ark; T Phoenix, III
WASHINGTON HOUSES Rove Pa. T. T.
fowers;L blanchard, Wis; DR. Barker ID Wosler.
Ba,rlnser, Ala; Z Van Works, ID Coie,NY;
WInsate, w Tull, Del; A Johnson, Nj.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ALEGEND OF PEORI.

Ar. ViIlikins and has DiRah.'
Away out near the place where the sun it goes
There stands on the Illinois nice little town,
Its name is Peori5;called after tribe
OF Injns who used thereabout to reside.
Singing too raj too loo raj, too, &c.
bout nj inc miles across when there's high tide
And when there's a freShet the water rs deep,
Ana It's luii oi mud turtles which nbble your feet
Singing too raj, &c.
w the times that are gone young Injin Queen
ne incest Young creature that ever you seen
MAS once took captive by big lnjin chief,
" men gave her much anguish and brought her 10
grief
Singing too raj, &c.
He brought her to Peori. right up on the bluff,
4 nd sadly abused her and treated her rough, H..
Saying, ''GOu shall be my bride, though now I've
But she replied, Mary! wall not, by 'even"'
Singing too raj, &c.
THIS nasty big Injin seized her by the hair,
y nd loudly did cuss, and wlckedly swear
That red have his way, and she shouldn't have
Or he'd roast her and eat her. when done to turn.
Singing too raj, &c.
But when the round moon riz up in the sky,
This young lnnjIn Queen, when no one was by.
Jumped into the river, and trusted to luck,
TO SWIM clean across it, the lovely young duck.
Singing too raj, &c.
The big Injin heerd her and popped in the water;
lie swan and she swanl-he thought he had caught
When suddenly turtle sprang out of the mud,
And JeTked HIM hight under, a nd all of sud-
dSn, too la, &c.
She Kept on her way for eli ght miles and half.
I've gin him the slip" she thought with laugh,
when, all of sudden, the craInp seized her, and
She sank to the bottom on the lily white sand.
ringing loo raj, &c.
Every night ON the lakes two turtles come ont,
One signs on a stone, t'othnr wanders about
Looking for his young victim, 10y the moon, when
The frstis her sperit, and t''other is Ais'n
Singing too raj, &c.
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Spinner, Francis E, Willards' Hotsl
StSifVofth, James A., Absent
Stanton, Bent. Hystrss - Pennsyiy14lA ~
Stevens, Thaddeus, SIS B st q. Capitol Hill
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, sos 18th g
Stevenson John W., Private, 26S g st
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
Stewart, VIM, Is Louisiana av
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hote
Stratton, John i. NJ, Willards', office 21S Pa Az
Tappsn, Mason W., National Hotel
TAYLOR, NJ. Private, west side 2lst ct, bet 6 and
Thay er, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., Hyatt's, $50 Pa.a
Thomas, James H., SU st
Tompkins, CydnOr r., Washington House
Train, Charles r., Willards' H3tel,
Ts%S ssS Scr JSb AZ H rs s Mo e
vance, Zebncn B., Mrs Harrison's, ST Pa. Az
Vandeyer, VIM, Private, 10 Massachusetts Az
Van Wyck, Charles H., National Hotel
Verree, John P Wiards' Hotel
Wade, Edward, BS st
Waldron, Henry, Washington House
Walton, Z. p, $50 G st
Washburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9Th st & Pa Az
Washburne, Ellihu b., 485 9th st
Washburn, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row $50
Webster, Edwin H Mrs. Harrlson's, 81 fasy
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tiey's, "A Missouri av
Whitley, VIM. g., SIP llth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
WinslOw, Warren, 2sG st
Wood, John, 500 nth st
Woodruff, John, Willards Hotel
WOodsOn, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John w., Browns Hotel
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III The Springfield Mass Republican saws
shere have been 335 cases Of smallpox in that town
within the past year. Three-fourths Of these were
only varioloid, and the deaths have amounted to
about ten per cent. Of the cases Of sickness.
IL The Senate of Alabama some time since,
passed joint resolution appropriating $50 OOO to
lid Virginia in defraying the expense of trying
and hanging the Harper's Ferry conspirators
The resolution has been tabled in the House
IL The schooner Charles McClease Capt Ba-
2er, bound from Norfolk to Charleston, 8. c.,
With cargo Of corn, experienced a severe gale
On the 18th, which compelled her to throw over.
beard $50 bushels of her cargo.
IL The two wenches who recently murdered
tnd afterwards burned the body Of Dr. Croxton
81 Essex county, Va have been sentenced to be
hung ON the 9th of March
H The editor Of the Panama Star and Herald
has visited the Cruces gold diggings and he saws
'ney are about deserted Gold washing Is cOntin-
ued, however, on the banks of the river
ID The Atlanta (Ga Intellgencer saws II
would not be surprised If Phelan, OF New York,
Should remove his extensive billiard table factory
70 Atlanta.
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ALPHABKTIoAL LIST AND R11DW0Ie
MkMBkRS OF fHE XXXVItA CON0Rk8S.
SENATOR'S.

SENATOR'S.
Anthony, H. B., Willards. Hotel ,...
Bisfer, VIM, as 18th st., between and
BreSfinTidss, c. IS 6 81, bet 18th and I5sh
Brown, A. g., National Hotel
CsmsESn, Simon sos Pc Az, opposite WI Wiard''
CLARK, Daniel, Ws;hins.on House
GjiRsm.n, fhos i, rs Ps sy bet 18th and 18th SITS
RsSi: }s5s5:os, = 8, 81 lisS And it,, 18th.
PSTkss, e. Mf PsfSeI: sssS Ms:::shs::it: AZ
Fitch. Gfsh.m N, So Z =, BET 9Th and lSsS st
Eitzpatrick. Benjamin., Browne Hotel
F oss sI L. +. g., W fiIdfH ossl 0
Green, James 81 Crutc hstt's Al, cor and 9Th sts
SsIs, J gym p Ns;6s !. 1 Tass 18th
Hs%mond 5ss = coI p ~ so %sd.on Pl.o.
HH Haul, h. Ii%e sr ws;sHBs Sss House
y Il and q SITS
Johnson, (: w, ofA5k:. ss5 =, 6.t Str and 10th
an:sg Of s.
King, Preston, Schrivensr's, lS st, Capitol Hill
M hsHis; yossspRs F Nssion.l H acse
Mason, Jas. NJ, 424 st, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A. y. p, KirkwoOd House
PPearcss James A. Mrs. lrvins's, % ~ st
Powell, l.. W., 2Ss st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, 6. E., 400 4th st, north of La av
Rice, H. NJ, Min Row, st, bet N J av and LIST Ut
Salisbury, w, Mrs. Irving's, % AZ st
Sebastian; VIM; h; D.. Dpnn's, t56 H.t
simmons Jas. f., Wizards Hotel
Slldell. John, Sl2 II st, bet 18th and I6k st
Sumner, G.. Mrs. Cammaok's, ll2 r, bet l4th & 18th
Ten Eyck, J. c., Mr.. McBlalr, 1872 / st and Pa az
Thompson, John r.; 45e 18th ct, bet and
ToOmbs. Robt, 2i3 F st, bet 18th and l4th
Trumbull, Ly man. 45l 9th st, bet E and
Wade, b. F., Mrs. Hyatt's, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th l. It'll
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
WigfaI1. l.. r., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, NJ. 8. Mr.. SOomOn's, 469 9Th st
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-

PRePosALs will be received at the Office of the As
sistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavsnworth, KIT,
next, for the transportation of military supplies
during the years 1860 and 1861, on the following
l. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas and from the town Of Kansas,
rltory OF New Mexico, or any other depot that may
be In that Territory, and to any point
2 From Fort Union. or such other depo. as may
he designated in the Territory Of New Mexico. to
the posts or delots that are or may be established
Forts Bliss and Fillmore.
The weight to be transported each yesr not to
thousand (IO6,OOo pounds, nor more than 1--WE mil
lions t6,O0U,oOOl pounds.
formed on each route in each month of the year,
and Will be made for each route sepa! ately.
their places of dence, and be prepared to eater
into contracts, and to execute bonds, with good
the Assistant Qusrtermaster at Fort Leavsnworth,
not to exceed $l5GN0 eaah route, soon as oOn-
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
for service by the lst day oi May succeeding. their
mean. Of TRANSPORTATION to be approved BY the
time for the whole weight to be transported dnrng
the year on either of the routes, they mus have
places of business agencies at in the vicinity
Of Fort keaven Sorth and at Fort Union or ether
drPot IN IN New MealS2, at which they MAJ be com
Each proposal will be accompanied by tie names
of the suIeties who must be well known to the As
slstant Quarterraster at Fort Leavenworth. or
whose joint capabllty TO pay the bonds should they
be forfeited, must De attested To his entire satsac
ton.
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo ,
sais f3r iransPortston," and none VIII be enter
tanned unless they fully comply " it'll all the stpUa-
tons set forth In this advertisement
the right is reserved ri rejecting all the bids that
QUARTERMAsTER Generals OFFICE,
Ia IL Washlnt ton city Feb. IN, 1862.
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MEDICINES.
MEDICINES.
n rs HOT TOO MUCH 10 SAT,
i SINCE ALL,
OLD A N ID YOU N g.,
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH.

vIz-THAT PRQEEESSSok v WOODS HAIR
the hair. il used Two er three time. week, to any
make il more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
sss age. sss.ssmsn, Judges, kttofnsys, Doctor,
CleIgymen. Professional en-, snd Gentlemen and
mony that we do NOT say, too much In its favor.
kead the following, and Judge:
pRor o. J. wooO-Dssr Sir: scmstrn. last summer We
we're induced Of your Hair Restorative Ane us
.eted, 70 reporp IL Our Ind. son. bead fSr son.tms had
been perfectly covered with and some called seSa
when friend seeing hi. .ud.ings, advised your
dd s & hop; Of @
removed the disease entirely, and and lururiant
boy healthy scalp, aud Of hair
any other child We therefore, and do hereby, recon-
GEORGE w. HIGGfNBorHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGiNBorHAM.
PROF woop-Dssr Sir: My hair had, for several years.
been becoming prematurey gray, accompanied by har'h
in dressing IL when common using your Rssors
tive about two months u Was an that condition; aud hs'
color, and assumed soness aud lustrs
greatly be preferred those produced BY the application
Of oils other have used regard
indispensable article for lAdys toilet whether 10 be
dressing or beauy%s IN. barr You have permission to
refer all who any doubt Of performing all
MRS. c. srMorDs, l4 Third street
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, ls51
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. S, 1851.
PRoF. wooD-Dear Sir: By the advice Of friend Of
mine, who HIS been usng your Hair Resorave in
due ed had the fever time last May, aud
nearly every hair my head came cut Now HAIR has
great deal thicker than Nothing but
feel others who
are afflicted | have been would induce this
public Acknowledgements Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods HAIR Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A K JACon
The Restorative put up bottles of three Sizes,
viz: large, medium, and small the small holds hall
a pint, and retails for dollar per bottle; the me
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more In proper
ton than the small retails for two dollars per bot
lie the large holds quart, ~ per cent. more In
proportion, and retais for S3 bottle.
New York, (in the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment,) and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers ia 5-eoSm
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II Tom, the blind negro boy, who displayed
such wonderful musical talent i'm his debut in
Charleston has met with great success N Mobile
where he has been during this week. The Regis
Ter SAYS:
This boys ear is SO critical, so acute and his
whole nature so replete with musical emotions,
that almost iDstantaneously he catches the thread
OF melody, however woven into the d tiiculties of
the art, and follows it throughout with not stop
or sign OF hesitancy. Suggest an air that he has
ever heard, he plays 1t at once. Give him a cue
70 the most difficult piece of music, and Tom in
return gives YOU the thing itself y
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MEDICINES.

d. 'ohH RaGTimoRk
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Discovered the most Certain, Speedy, and only
EfsetraI Rsnredy ." the Hc1I6,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPkUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PRETENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELf'
4 cUHF WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
v..sn. .fts. Each utrictsrss, Of The Kidney,
and BIsddsr in,OpDt.ry Dischsrgss InPOtsnsy e'1.d
i S:s y z. nd T@Ss
p,mH." q sigh. o 6ad.s p.,.' ss q me or Boss
;ho.. T.rrb: D.SrSs 15,ns iron vsieS re-.
Marriage impossible and destroy eotn booy s"e NINA
YOUNG MEN
Especially vhs have bseoms tes ,lstin. ., eIhy 800,
an rrn,. thousands Of Young Men Of ths moe; an
..s :.H :S S. s.n... .s h.
vaksd ecstasy ths living Tyre may cal VIZ 's seos
dsnes. ,,.x
MARRIED rERsoNs. or Yssng Per ssn.snP,',ss hf
ds1ormiti.s Ac speedily errsd.
RI. .bo pse :. him. under Ia. Of DR.. rsls
.s.iy eonsss in ssn'm.n and esOsd'Oty rs'
upon his stIll a. physician.
orFIcE No SOUTH FREDERICx STREET,
lsh hand sid. going Baltimore srsst Zee oees frsr
FAD % os..ry, nHn' and Ss"ssr' l'"'"
be paid and eeathin srsmp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member efths Royal Cclsgs ofSrrgsens ksncea foso
Io S S 70, po. 81 s life RS been spent ia ts
psls Of London, PArs, Philadelphia aud sssshsrt has d
Known; many trOSbIsd With ringing head sna ear
When asleep Gr.s, ess .o.
Gmss with dsrane mind. cured immediately
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysuns M.n and cher, hAv, injured Lasmssl.ss BY
P-seues INDUCED when alone sabu frsersruy
Which ar. nightly f. even when Is.sP, ara uoi err.d
renders inpossbs, and ctsoys beth niad as
TSo.. sTs .cm. q ~. sad and .nssoy .s.e Prod.s.e
by early habits Of youh w.strs,s II The Bach ahc
Of of
Power. P.Ipation Of ths Heart Dysp.psy
y, D.rang Ofthe Ds,suvs FGneOn, General Dsbiy.
MENTALLY-Th, f.arfrl ,e.eu en- tn. mind ar. mach Z.
bs dr,adsd-os, Of Memoir, Confession d.at De prs,s..
Of Spirits Evil FOrbodgs ofsccst, sslfsrsr
Love Of Solitude Timdy, ETC., ire sens Of The evils Pre-
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-Thorssndse sn nov Isdgs WAT
10 the other Declining health osng th.u 'gor be
appearances about The eyes eorEh
DISEASES or IMPRUDENCE
he has imtSsd Il, Of thu, painful essAr,
happens Of shame drssd Of dseo.sry
r.sp.eaSli t,U can a"e s..nd him. X. falls into tSs
ss1d Of c 81 d sE,r Zee, S a.
month as, month or a. long a, The sss, fee can be Oh
poison, Mercury. hasten the constitutional symptoms Ct this
.ae progr.,ng with frigt!1 rapidly, t death puts
period his dreadful sus,nngs by sending hm that
DR. yOHNsoSs REMEDY FOR ORGANIC NEAkHERs
~AND IsRoTENCY.
ar. .p..dg esf.S and fa Tfor r..or.s Tsoe.sse. ~.
and d.bstsd, vhs had Lost al hope, hs-'
An nP.dimsn.. Marriage Phy.ie. Mental Di.G.sl
Trembling and Weakness Eshasstsn Oft nss fsarrs
" ENDoRsEMENT OF THE rREss
TIE MANY THOUSANDS cured stthIs inststisn yith,s
the last year, and the important Surg
reporters Of pup,r and many other psr,ous, notice, u
Which hS,. APPEARED and 6.or. ths gsbe b.
silry, ssheisnt gssrAhss to thu ssetsd. Jan asy
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,ru ThE AFFLICTED!

This valuable preparation has proved to be one Of
the greatest remedies for Erysipelas, Scrofuls,
rheumatism, Sourvy, Eruptions and Blotches on
the Skin, Piles, Bilious, que and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Sal: Rheum,
and ali diseases arising from the effects of Mercury,
ever presented 20 the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds OF
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts OF
the country in possession of the proprietor, tes
ttying TO It's curative powers.
iD-It is sold by most of the Druggists Of Balti
MRS. nj. cox,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and he- seal on the cork.
IL Price S. per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Whols>cLe Agent. r. =. T. CIssEL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. has been appointed w Wholesale
Agent for the District and viii supply the trade al
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-01

OFFICIAL OPINIONS OF THE ATTOR-
- NEYS GENERAL OF THE UNITED
STATES-AdvisiI. the President and Heads OF
ExponndiEg the Cons 'itution, Treeties with For
elgn Go yernmert3 and Indian 'fribes and tho Public
Lawa 10 volumes 8vo bound in sheep, with co
piOns induces and digest. The last volumes oon-
talHns the opinions Of Gen. Gushing. Those 8
volumes are sod separate from the sets, to allow
persons VINO have the first volumes to comp iete
their SHt.. Price If the whole 3 volumes. SA A
liberal discOu Mt allowed tn the trade Orders 8re
now soIoIted Also, Dges: to the Opinions,
bound uniform with the above. Price IS.
For sale BY
BLANCHARD ( MOEUN,
Successors 70 r. Farnham,
fa Oily cor. 18th ct. and Pa. ave.