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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
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oEcEIvED at A. n INsLEE's Book store No. Gus
II, Market street, Wilmington, Del, for tue kclectir
Mssaziue Harpers Magazine, Godeys Magazine, Atlantic
Monthly, Littes Living Age, and all other Magazines
published beth Foreign and American,
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ma G III. RAKRR

May now be found at the Boardiug house OF
Ms. Amelia Robinson, No, 50G Market Street.
hhird door below the City Hall, when not at his
office. myl7-lm.
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WANTED

A SITUATION as Engineer by one who has had con-
n siderable experience and can give the best OF
mendation. Apply to GEO. SCHRADER
sep 4-itg 422 East 7lh St.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

NHE undersigned will attend at Georgetown, Sussex
lCounty, October 10Th Dover, Kent County, October
2ih New Castle, New Castle County November 18th
nr the purpose of auditing the in each of the
respective counties, the Clerks Of the Peace, County
Trelsurers Treasures Of the Poor sheI ant such Co
stables shall have received or he charged with any
fines foffeitures.
W. N. HAMILTON,
sepI-td. Auditor of Accounts,
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disease cold settles somewero in the body and OBJ
sructs its natural functions These, II not relieved,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
dn,ng general aggrayation, suffering, and disease.
While IN this condition. oppressed by the arrangements,
take Ayers Pills. and how directly they restore tho
natural action Of the SYSTEM and with il tho buoyant
feeling Of health again. What Is true and So apparent In
this trivial aud common complaint is also true in many
of the deeseated and dangerous di8tenpers The
purgave effect cxpes them. Caused by similar obstruc
tiOns and arrangements of the natural functions Of the
body, they rapidly and many Of them surely, cured
by the None who know the virtues Of these
Pills will neglect to employ them wien suffering from
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
principal cities, and FROM other we'll known public per-
From forwarding Merchant Qf S. Lois Ftb. 4, 1856
DR. AYER: Your pills the paragon Of all that Is
great In medicine They have cured my little daughter
Of nceos upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncurale for years. Her mother has been long grleV
ously afflicted with botches and pimpes her skin and
in her hair. After child cured she also tried
your Pills and they have cured her.
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sPassengers by Evening Train from Delaware Rail
Road to Baltimore can II they prefer. spend night
at Wilmington and proceed next day, by giving notice
to Conductor and procuring stopOyer Check Passengers
from Baltimore to Milford, seaiord and Salisbury will
a-e evening train from Baltimore aud spend night at
Wilmington
both trains going North make close connections Nav
York.
E,Q, sEwALL. Jr,
fbb Superintendent Del z
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Recruits wanted for the Regular
sevice.

THIRTY ablebodied, unmarried. men needed to fill
up company OF the old sth Infantry. They will be
we'll taken Of enlisted Immediately and have the
advantage of serving with exp riensed officers.
The Enlistment is for Three Years,
Office at srimples Union Hotel foot of King Street
JOHN N ANDREWS
sspai2w Conm'dng Company =" Dr. sth Infantry.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
TOR RENT,
ELECTION.
FOR SALE.

MORTGAGE for $1,000 for sale very favorable
Il terms, Apply to ,cO,,,,,,.,.
Wilmington. July % 1861
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FANCY FURS
JOHN FARElRA
us .irch Street letweai
7h and sth Streets,
(Late OF sls Market St.
Philadeiphia.

IMPORTER & MASuFAoTua-
RR OF and DEALER IN ALL
KINDS or FANCY FuRs.
for Ladies' Misies' and
Dhiidren's We,r.
: Having now mAnuiau
stura1 and in store my
J usual large and teautiful
assortment OF all tb+ yafi
{ ons styles and qua'itits o.
tnrs. alAnted % tAe com
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
NOTICE.

DR0P0sALs will be received by Dr. McCABE, Third
and King streets, for furnishing refreshments at the
ccmng Exhibition OF the Agricultural Society Of New
Castle county. sepl7-tf.
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SOUTHERN REBELLION
AND TlE
WAR FOR THE UNION

History of the Rise and rroprass of the Rebellion, and
consecutive narrative of aud inciIens from the
first stages OF the treason against the Republic down to
the close of the conflict together with importnt docu
ments, extracts from remarkable speeches, sc.
In order to accommodate all classes Of readers, three
editions are issued
|. In Weekly parts Of 80 pages, Ht..........iO Cents
. In Semi Monthly parts Of "a pages, at..20 Cents
q In Monthly parts Of l2s pages Cents
The want Of authentic aud Thorough History Of the
Rebellion for present reference and future preservaton
Is the subject Of general remark No work ofthAt naue
hiss yet been offered to the public and all who wish fol
Information compelled giOpe through the n
the rnlnOr reports dispatches letters aud edit rAs Of
the daily newspapers 10 precphdie from its confused
columns the great facts and incidents OF the struggle for
the Union.
To meet this want and to producsa work of permanent
value we'll Of present interest, the publisher
arranged for the issue of the History above SIT ur
in form and at price wAch shall render it acceptable
to all.
This work, the first weekly number of which pab-
shei on August 2lst, has received the unqualified en-
eJmiums of the Press and Of leading citizens Nobody
viii read 1t without satisfaction; it should lie In the
hands ofeyery Union
TO be had Of all newsdealesi postmasters and book
sellers every where.
Subscribers sending ONE DOLLAR in good bill or post
age stamps TO the undersigned 10 whom all Orders
tp be direrted will receive by mail post paid ten weekly
numbers.
In ordering copies the full and exact address, h
county and State should be given in every instance
Conn etent Agents wanted in all Towns and Counties.
FRED'K GERHARD, Gen'l Agent,
81 Nassau ST. post Box lOol), New York City.
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T. G. TAYLOR'S
SCIENTIFIC AND COMMERCIAL
ACADEMY.

Corner Of Eighth and Woliaston SIS, Wilmington
DeldWare.
THE Fail and Winter Session Of this Institution will
cpmlnence on the 2nd of the 9th month"; lssptember)
Every facility Is here afforded for obtaining thorou sh
prect cal Engh and Classical Education For further
I arheulAfs see printed Catalogue
T.C.TAYLoR, Prinripa.
u ilU3m IiesiJeucs slI Washington 81,
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Dur Uee0(U N(mull0C,
Martuc ESrteuI9emce.

port OF WILMINGTON, September 20, 1861.
HIa1 sn 23m Nj.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
sehr Bell, Denning, in ballast
schr Jos Cranda, -, in ballast.
Sin Fashion Custili, moulding sand 10 Belts Seal
slp John Thompson, Palmer, lumber to Harlan, Hol-
III Arctic Baylls lumber to Harlan, IIclngswcrth
Co. ,,,., 81. ,t O., 7 w ItsvLtn,
~ Rotarx Temple oak slaves to J. w. nawkina.
sleop Mary wArner,J Stokes from PhadelphiA. with
mdze 10 Charles Warner ,-,,, ,.,-, A.. !,
sieop Planter Aerrihsw from Philadelphia with mdEo
sioop Mary Ann, Msrrihew, from PhAdslPhlA, with
md1e 10 @ d q W Hush.
CLEARED.
Bark Mary Cobb Corwall will sail To-day FOR Pembroke
Wales, with cargo OF ship Timber.
DoACHRs ROACnEs il-Lyon's Magnetic Powder
k death % these pests For sale at GRlMslIAW'S,
No. d09 Market, above 9Th street
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PENINSULAR R. R. LINE
Change of Hours.

ON and after MONDAY Aug. 10Th 1851 Trains for the
" accommodation OF Pa sengsrt will run "a falinwH
until further notice.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
OI1ANIb UF' HUUhS.
..sslxts fsiSfa.
lsss E Esg

Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
On and after Monday, Aug. 18th, 1861,
! PASSENGER TRAINS WILL LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FoR BAITinonE at s.i6 a.m, i135 am, (ExpreHs) and
106Opm.
do CHESTER al is a. m, I155 am, diF, aud 1850 D. m
do wmMisGioN, sts.l5 NJ IlS5 a, m, AIS, and 1850
Do NEW cAsTLR, At SIS a IN and 4.I6 p. IN.
10 vRR, at SIS a. IN. and 10 p.
do MILFORD, at sloan
do SALISBURY, at I5 a III.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
LsAvE BALTIMORE, at $50 M, (Expreas iu Is AIN, AT
4l5 p Ri
do WmNisdros, at o.5O aud Iia3 a.m, l.6O aud 100
pm.
| DO sALisnuHY at lao D. IN.
do NlLFoEp, at 500 p. m.
90 DuvEh, at 800 B. M, and o 90 .. M
90 Ntw CAhtLE, at lluO m, and 7.20 p, m.
do eaESrEH at 40 =. E- ls5. 225, and $40 =. III.
LEAVE BAITlMoRk for Dover and intermediate stations
1Ol5 a.
LEAVE for Salisbury aud intermediate stations
TRAINS FoR BALTIMORE
LEAVE CHESTER at S.i5 am., l. O5 and II 30 pm
do WILMINGTON at 20 am, 1885 p m. and 100 Am
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will run a.
follows
Leave Philadelphia for Perryyilis and intermediate
places, at $50 p.
Leave Wilmington for Perryvills aud intermediate
places at 7 10 p. M
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia aud intermediate
places at 800 p. IN.
Hsvre de Grace for Baltimore and intermediate
stations, 6.I5 a. NJ
Leave Bailimere for HavredeGrscs and iaieruisif,'
places at . 90 m.
sundays only at 1850 PIN from rhilade phia 10 DAmos
A 4.45 IN from baltimore to Philadelphia
febo X NJ FELTON,. President
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DELAWARE MILITARY ACADEMY.

SSS44@@ !" AAsH HAAAA hh @ASNO@An L >
1'HE Acalsme year commences On MONDAY, sptem-
l. herr The studies embrace all the branches Of Il
ihoroush English education, with the Classics, Mathe-
MATES aHd Sciences uhia pursued In Collegiate
The Military Department in addition to the Re iular Drills
includes optional studies, Military Engineering and
the other branches required by the War Department
Company and Field officers Of the United States Army.
Cadets urged to report themselves promptly Persons
desiring tn enter wards in the Academy,
questrd to apply early. For particular information
circular OF consult
THEo HYATT,
pres't. d. NJ A.
The President of the D. NJ. A. hereby informs its pa
irons that lis health has be greatly improv Wy
lion from Academic duties for the past six MONTHS and
that he expects during the ensuing year give his ndi
ylual att,A,ton to his profession,
4 augl62m THEo RYATr.
City papers copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-26
Constipation, CostIveness, Suppression,
Kheumatisn, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

VUW8IIIWIIUIIi : Z
Rheumatism, Goat, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From Dr. J. n Idugta, Montreal Cdnqdd
Too much cannot 10 said Of your Pills for tho euro of
coditsness Ifothers Of Olr fraternity have found them
elcacous as have, they should join in proclaim
ing ii for the benefit of tho Mttnles who suffer from
tlu complaint which, although had enough in itself, Is
hrcss to originate in the liver but your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease.
From Mrs. E. Stuart, Piysieian and Midoits, Boston.
And one or two large doses of your Pills taken at tile
proper time excellent promOtiyes Of the natural secre
fo when wholly partially suppressed, and also very
eilecual to ctdise the stomach aud f7ei igoI7ns They
much the hest physie wO have that recommend
no other to MY patients.
Fom dc Rev. Dr. HiiOkes, efe MelodiA Epis. Church.
PULAsBi IiousE Savannah Ga. Jan. g. 1855.
IIoNoRED Sin should be ungrateul for the relief
You. cold settled in my limbs aud brought on excru-
cating nrirdlic paNs, which ended in chTUic reltMQ-
fism. Notwithstanding had tho hest of phyEenns the
disease grew worse and until by the advice of your
excellent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie tried your
Pills. Their effects slow, but sure by perseyetng
10 tho use Of thom, Nm now entirely well.
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, La, Dec. 1855.
DR. AYER have been entirely cured by your Pills, Of
ReuniOtc GOu-a painful disease that ad afflicted mo
for years. VINCENT sLIDELL
BS- Most Of the Fills in market contain Mercury
which, although valuable remedy In skfnl hands, IS
dangerous IN a public pill, from the dreadful cnnse-
that frequently follow its incauous Use. These
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr. J, AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by E. BRINGIIURsT & Co., II. BRINGHURsI
by A. H. GRIMsHAw Co., E. McINALL, and dealer
erlwhere my3l-ly'
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TINS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT is WANTED
No Man, no Family, no Office, should be
without it.
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF
THE WAR.

Nov in of publication by James Torrey. New
York City, and open for subscriptions great popular
national work, OF nestimable value to all beautifully
printed in large Svo, viz the
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south CareIina Convention.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 5.-The President Of the
Convention to-day received the following tele-
graphic dispatch from Mayor Monroe, Of New
Orleans:
New Orleans fully sympathises with Charles
ton I'm the perfis To which she IL exposed, and
will not fail to support her when the occasion re-
Qutres action y
Before the adjournment OF the Convention the
following business was transacted.
Mr.. Hutsen submitted an ordinance that all the
power necessary TO make postal arrangements and
enact postal laws be vested in the General Assem-
bly,; passed.
Mr.. Keitt offered resolution permitting officers
In any force, regular volunteer, raised under
the order Of the Convention to hold seats in either
house of the General Assembly or any other office;
adopted.
Mr. Curtigs offered a resolution that tue late
Commissioners TO Washington he requested to
prepare at their earliest convenience, a written
statement of their oral communication to this
body, and communicate their recent attempt to
make negotiations with the president Of the United
States for the dsliverance Of the forts and other
property TO the State, said document to be depos-
tied with the President Of this body with an In
junction Of secresy, until otherwise ordered.
Adopted.
Five thousand copies of the correspondence Of
ident Of the United States were ordered to be
printed.
The table, chair and the appurtenance thereto
belonging, used on the night Of the signing Of the
Ordinance Of Secession, were ordered to be placed
in the State House at Columbia.
The adoption Of an ensign was left to the Legis-
lature.
The Convention then adjourned to meet at the
call Of the President.
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Return Of the Comm issioners-A Voice fer
Pence, Gc

CHARLESTON, Jan 5.-The Commissioners Of
South Carolina returned from Washington yester-
day, and reported the failure Of their mission.
The journals Of this morning publish the cores
pondence between the Conmi ssi oners to w asbing-
ton and President of the United States.
A. b. Longstreet, President of the south Caro-
lima College, issues four-pag pamphlet entitled
''Shall South Carolina begin the war1n Heearn-
estly desires that the United States Revenue COL
lector on board the Steamer Harriet Lane, or any
other vessel be allowed 10 land, treated politely,
be introduced to Collector Colcock, and to use
every means that the Collectors Of the two
sovereigntes may settle their respective claims in
a spirit Of courtesy and kindness. liz the forts are
reinforced Ii would be unfair conflict I'm which
hundreds Of our sons would be slain. Moultrie
would become deserted and the wrath of the
United States be brought our devoted city
He impiores the authorities 10 let the first shot
come from the enemy.
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Reports frenh Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, I'LL Jan 5.-6ov. Chase and
Amos Tuck had protracted interview with the
President elect to-day.
Many contradictory reports are In circulation
TO day In reference 70 Gov. Chase's visit. His
alleged appointment as Secretary Of State 10
strennously insisted on by some Of Mr.. Lincoln's
friends, while others assert that a tender Of the
same position has been made TO Mr.. Seward
Mr.. Camerons appointment Is decidedly un-
popular among Western politicians.
The State Legislature meets on Monday next.
The members are nearly all In town They are
unanimous in their expressions Of the strongest
attachment to the Union. Senator Trumbull's
reelection is expected to come OF on Tuesday
next
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Fnox n. n. HAzaap. ESQ.

WAsHINGT0N, ID. C., Sept q, 1850.
3. w. FowLE q Col was for q long time al
ficted with Dyspepsia in its worst form My ap-
petite was gone, and what little food took was
thrown ue after remaining in the stomach short
time. My abdomen was very muoh boated. In
fact there was complete arrangement aud prostra-
ton of the dlgestive powers Several very emil ent
PHYSICIANS attended me at various times, but their
treatment gave but little, and that only temporary
relief MY suferinEs were intense, q & became
reduced to q mere skeleton. At this time me of
druggist induced me to try the oelehrated Dry
Eenafsd Bites, which did. though with little
that had come to the cor clusIon that propris-
tasy medicines were alike worthless but after
taking the arst bottle was SO much relieved that
continued the use of them until q perfect cure
was effected. ! now most oheerfury recommend
the BitteIs to ell certain cure for Dyspepsia.
Prepared By Seth w. Fowie G Co., Boston, and
for gale in Washington city g. Stott, 8. B. Waite
1ohD wii.g B. MoSns. ana b. f H.
in Georgetown by r. 3. II. Ciss'n, and g. N. & J.
Southron, and by drug gists everywhere. ia lwI
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Lincoln's Cabinet

PITrsBuRe, Jan. MIR. Mcclure, Chairman Of
the Republican State Committee, passed through
this city to-day, from Springfield, where be had
been invited by Mr.. Lincoln. He asserts posi-
lively that no Cabinet appointment for Pennsyi-
vania has been absolutely determined on. Mr.
Lincoln be says, wishes TO reflect the views Of his
friends in Pennsylvania, and win appoint no one
In whom thew have not confidence, personally and
10 the Chicago Convention and other leading Re-
Publicans, who protest againgt Mr.. Cameron's
appoiutmeut ..a rEF
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DIED.,

In GEORGETOWN, on the 9Th instant, after q short
but painful illness, DANIEL SLICER BOTE-
LER, aged IL years and months.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from his
fatser's residence, No. ~ Dumbarton st, near
Montgomery st., Georgetown, to- morrow evening,
at O'Clock.
On Sunday, 9Th instant, JAMES SIBLEY, aged
50 years. May he rest in peace.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence corner
Nineteenth and l. sts., on tomorrow Tuesday, at
O'Clock D, m,
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Local NEW IS.

" Though THE STAB is printed on the fastest
steam pres In nee south Of baltimore, ie edition
large as to require II to BE- put 10 press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should DC
sent In before u O'Clock m; ctherwise they may
not appear until The next day.
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RICHMOND, Jan. 5.-From the sentiments en-
pressed by prominent members now here, 10 10
unq fashionable that the Legislature Of this Stste
viii not act In reference 20 national troubles with
out msture deliberstion. There IL no excitement
here, but all are calmly looking 30 future events
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

SECOND ANNIVERSARY MEETING of prayer OBJ
served throughout the Christian world, will be
held every night this week at X o'clock, as fol.
lows: Tonight, In the f street Baptist Church.
Tuesday night, n Rev DIR. Sunderland's Church
"Wednesday night In Rev. DR.. Gurley's Church
Friday night, In Wesley Chapel.
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMKprRs

All Of Dr.: Humphrey Co.'s epecihc Ho-
put for %
In cases, containing. % walls, from 81 to Ss
eaoh, with book Of full directions. For sale By
retail AGENT ". A. Fitzgerald, $50 north F street;
also BY r. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave-
nue and sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract af WiteA
Haze, for internal and external lnaammations OF
al kinds. Sold a. above. ma Sly
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, I'd instant, at Trinity Church, BY
the Rev. DIR. Butler, JOHN M. MoCLINTOCK,
Jr., Of Baltimore, to Miss M. EMILY FENNEL-
LY, steP: daughter of Alexander BroOkfeld, Esq t.
[New York Herald. Sun and Albany Evening
Journal please copy.l
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The Pennsyivasia United States Senator
- eet ships.

: HARRnBuRs, Pa, Jan. ga project 10 dig
cussed Of political circles 10 appoint
committee Of friends 20 reconcile the interest Of
Messrs. Cowen and Wilmot, both candidates for
the United States Senatorship Its recommended
that one Of the parties take the long Senatorial
term, and the other the vacancy occasioned by
Gen. CameronS resignstien.
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DANGEROUS FRAUD.

CdxFon 90 tAs PHbIie.-Ws invite the aid of oil
who know the Inestlmable value of Hostetter's
celebrated Stomach Btters TO the afflicted in every
section OF the country, to aid in ferretlng out
ana bringing to justice the counterfeiters of the
preparation and their aiders aud abcttors. Several
most pernlclous limitations OF this popular restOfa-
tive have recently been brought out Chicago, St.
l;Souis. New Orleans and Mobile, and as the lives
tons, We feel il incumbent upon ps to give this
warning through the press. the NATIONAL Ieputa
sis. Liver Comp aint, and all dsbilitating diseases
OF The stomach and bowels, has tempted into the
celebrity Please see TO IT. ther efore that The art-
oe you buy tes fac smile Of the proprietors, dg
tetters Stomach Bitters" are blown in the aide OF
the bottle, and stamped on the cap covering the
For sale BY drussists and dealers generally even
whore. sI - tst go jal cost
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HoLL3WAY,s FILLS AND UiN1MkNT.
PleHtsy-Do you wish to curtai your medic1
expenses and retain sound health! Use these med
iclnes-they are adapted to every disease,for 81
asthma, bronchitIs, coughs, colds, 90. The sans
tive properties of the Ointment have never beef
questioned BY all who have used 1.-THE Pills ma
te.ially expedite the operation of the Ointment
Sold bJ oil Druggists, at ESQ.,, go. and 81 per boz
or pot. is 3-lw
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Adjourn.d Term This cou
met this morning pursuant to adjournment; bt
no business being ready to be taken up, adjourne
to the usual hour tomorrow morning.
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LOOK at the notice Of the cotillon party to b
given by the Perseverance Fire Com pany at F ranl
lin Hall, then buy a ticket and be on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

MURRAY & SEMMEs have removed all thei
stock saved last night to 395 Penna. avenue, 81,
doors west Of their former place Of business, wher
they will be enabled to serve their customers Al
usual. 1t
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CINCINNATI, Jan. s.-A IL MON" workingmens
Meeting was held here last light when resolutions
were adopted that the Union must be preserved
oy the enforcement OF the laws in every portion 81
the country. That remedy for all grievances
be bad under the Constitution, aud that peace and
safety only can be secured by tts aintainance
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OrS7MRs

SEE NOTICE elsewhere Of meeting Of the Pho
nix Building Association on Wednesday night
for special purpose.