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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1851.
1tliLitaru 4lotitcs.

SA'"nMlD 2lulll(S,
y 1~ 1AEI0MX 2ls5 T,s; coMFPANY a. LOUISIANA GnEYs
RI by the s Ges @ on Hneh sataT 'i the 2 @
M An, IS 1%ensy os oneI at the request Of The Lady
hsn s incrss h '~ of 'he he as nndertkins III transferring
Any having purchased ticfe's will have their money re-
amn on applying to either of the below Managers
s1 Es'%t y y McynSs t. Ds"" srssa"t can,
Lieut. II l.. Shay p,i,,,o n. rriya'e NJ, o'suIItvan
n2G 2t JoHS 4. pIANoSn, Captain
HEADQUARTERS pESoTo RIFLES, 10 camp street,
d VOLUNTEERS FOR riiES TIiE $HAT q 0F F'"a VAR
%nlE men 1e"n OF serving their at the Seat Of
III m sGy @ an a be sppeao i S%aDBaG dsy fecs fcon %"
,ne'Td to Orderly geant Bcha The Amory every day.
, uryn,pnn, ". i. KooNrz, Captain.
hEAnouAETrns rERsEvEnAycE GrAsDs,
81 THE HIE1IBEEs or TmE rERsEvER.ANcH
"nay @ G@PSG f?a 25frI S . at e sds es
III p'ec''t'S' rug alatendance is Earnestly requested
a25 It W II LATHAM Secretary
A ri' iSCnTcII RIFLE GUARDS, ATTENTION
Fl Anory no 81 TchonponIas sect % on i MoND%Y & Ins!i
JEyETiX J;l: ;lS,5:.j s'h t"s' oceeS, for @
5 A*R s AEE ETEiS2 iHsS2CM4EH acoat ao
pm a, $" It attendance is earnestly dtsifs1 s FIy,
~ ~ W =. FINCti. Secretary
HEADQUARTERS BArrAuoS wAsnScror AnrrrAEpr,2
4 ORDER No. al F. in uBEDIENuEF 70 on,
H 4ers from BEaie eadqu&ers, and pursuant orders
Ii ln uniform on SUNDAY NENr at O'Clock a. NJ,
eu and equipped As for active service.
Gaptain lsaacson is detailed command the Battery
which will be para1cd without The sons He will detail
eghy non commissioned officers and from the entire
n!tnd as clnnOnIers.
T. He will provide the guns two 10 each niece and
detail drivers from the mnIand.
!. The remainder the corps detailed for duty at the
nely will appear by comp .nes infantry completely
equipped.
rapains aud cutenans commanding are charged with
HE execution OF His order hey will furnh AdiuraD
compe reor Of thr compsLtea-hose present absent and
absent leave. By order
j. b. WALTON, Maj Com'd'r.
w NJ OWEN. Adiuant. a25
lIEAoqr >kTANs CRESCENT cry GrARuS Nc 81 Camp ST.
L. At MEETING OF Tt7zS CDMPANY,
R3 held lLe 24i in elcc additional officers
II rendered. eceary by recent increase in nm
as OiH.e.s
-Conmtssioued Officers
Ioln 4 Hail. captain.
RI. Wengae, Isl Lieutenant.
c. y. FIo, ID
Non Comnfs.ion,d 0Me.rs-
W. W. Marsh, Isl Sel geant.
j &. Angr, ID
W S. An, in. n :.
T.. r. Day, 4th
G. R.Imhard, lst CORPORAL.
A. Rchard.On, 81 =.
Hugh Mct'ullurI, 81
T. A. FeI'owe,. lih =.
w. s Au-tin Sec eary.
l.. SAwy ycr, Trra>
By order Of the Company
as q ". $ ATsT'N, Secretary.
4 DE spTn RIFLEs, ATrENTIoN-IN oBE-
vi your Annoy II NDAY RNINi 2sh fn,: at H.
Ii :" clo k precisely, in dress Uniform fully equipped. AD
9entecs Will be reported 70 head quarters.
]. UESUY REntN o. $ rs II
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PoLITICAE AND COMMERCIAL Ls7ELErGErcE.
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Washington, dTr.i 2O.-"I have not changed !;
have no thought Ct changing; always a Union
man. WINFIELD SCOTT"
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GEN. SCoTr's STArUs.-G Goneral Scott telegraphs
to Mr.. Crittenden as follows:
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llEADQl, AKTERS lST BRIGADE Isr DIvI$iUS,
Louisiana Volunteer State Troops


IIr ,,u-, ,trrRs 1sr Rp1: ,Dr Isr D,r,.,n,
Louisiana VoInntprr Su,e JronnI -''f
Nny orleans Anvil & 1851 {
o. ORDER NO / in 0BFiiIFW X a; T6 2nivi'
IL sim order No II and or,rrs from hradurtas Nv ,
w Comma der in ('hief- ~ = ~ e
III The volunteer, Of t,is h,irn,a will a.c,Io e r,I1
tH1ppel as po,sfh At heir rqs We arnlors on SNDaE
MORN ING the 2Sih inst al Q 6'clock 80
p The line will he formed Mt u'clork ntersclv
The Cavalry will form on St Charles street the ri,b rs
Dr ON the south side of Cirnvier street
& The Battalion Of Wa hiugtrn Artillery will FORM on St
C. street their rrh resting on thu, jrfi If he Ia ulr,
win 1Err iH, ,tcry Of runs witbnII rni,sous " ~ 80
Il The "a Regiment of Infantry viii form on ST Charles s+r.n,
ont finch of thr Wnlhiu,tfru Artillery
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TsT THE SOUTHWESTERN AID AMERICAN 11svs.1
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New, YORK, April 25.-The Cunard royal mali
steamship Asia Capt Lott, has arrived here today
from Liverpool 81 the 18th and Queenstown on the
lfth inst. ~
She brings one day later intelligence tlan we
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'T1HE IVORY P4UTOGHAPH-


EspecaI called This tmpro venaelti
Of photographic Art. We prenRred
pictures which great bOlds and deicacy cniong
euuaed also combines the beauty and
Ivory Miniature. Call and indPe for ynurselvas
Strict heretofore, paid 10 the different banche,
Dagucrreoypes, kind Of pictures
deceased persons copied into small enlarged nto life and
painted pastel in unsllrpaSahla style
Ey-Nr. F. JACOBS confines Supernteni the prompt
0nofa a1rv rle7,rr r4s-s,1t0 tn nrrr rr1rr I'M
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MECHANICS AND ACRrULrrHAL FAIR Association ,
New Orleans. A'ri 10, ISL
Ha-FroposnIs-PIan Ha- ns ii nd spcciGcnLious for,
E EEng Lake, grading, lcvelng and dcImg The Fair
tps ttFe9Ie Coursc can be examined office of the
Atnclon, Mechanics Institute Building Iuiver,ify Place
EanmatsS will be received after MONDAY 22d inst
'I2%aaIs must be addressed to
nv r n HARPER Cprre,arv
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And the Original MAYSVlLLE COAL OIL,
At PERRY'S OLD LAMP STORE, (,f % years saniin..)
No. 1l2 PnydrNs street.
Where you can't find 20 gallons of Oil nor 500 Lamps
but wlere You 5l) Coal oil Lamps, Of all the
Coal Oil LHmp makers together with variety OF Cam
phel e, Spirit Gus and Solar I.rmp~.
generally hlv. on Coal Oil by tn" bGrrel which
guarantee a"d usual supply the trade with
from o. tn tw"n barrels time, and just many irh hmd
common Coal OH Lamps tho Hde requires nj ms low prices
he found elsewhere.
ml2 II. PERRY
NOR SALE 100 casks AllSop's Asst INDIA PALE
ALE in lots to suit pun cnsrrs apply to
WHEELER Il SHEPHERD
feI2 It i6 CHrOndpIrt street
4 u. @E.EN3lHtH, ,4An FITrnh AMI ItAALEk IN
y (as Fixtures No. Harris Row 542 Magazine srsat
the mRrkBtj viii attend faithfully punrtIalv al
ey entrusted to him StoreB dwellings,. ttsd up u
and on reasonable terms
ssAn orders left ir Boz ; lte. Hec4nucs' srchtnge
-, tllA Atnr,i
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R.v. RICHARDSON, AGENT.

"hthAS!tS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR
ASSOCIATION LOUISIANA
nz.u,, s. New Orleans, A priI 10, 1871.
t9SHIhc Stockholders are hereby MOI i(jr,,
. IN conformity with llc charter election will he hid
~ one directors, 10 the ensuing year TUES
e "a OF May next, bet the hours 10 A. NJ and
81, al me otico nf the Association Mechanics stne
Al9 I'll II n tI,pprp r......
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 25.--Dr. DeCastro of
New Orleans had an interview with the Brazilian
Minister and several Eurpean diplomats yesterday
with Secretary Seward, in relation to the blockade
of southern ports, the result of which has not
transpired.
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N EtV OPERA flOUsE-CORNER OF BOURBON
~ and T0ul0uso sreets.
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The and nembers hereby mortified 70 meet Rt the
Magazine Market FRIDAY EVENING next, the 26l inst.
7 O'clock, a25 q
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{, DE SuFFB RIFLES, ATTENTION-IN OBE-
"a iien,e Rc~imcn Oroer No. You will assemble at
I'll your Annoy ~ NDA RNINti. fn.t at u
Ii clork precisely in dress Uniform fully equipped AD-
senees will be reported 0 head quarters
BY Ordtr:
W. B. kOONTZ. Cap ain
]. HENRY REIitN. o. 5. n2i r.
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CONTENTS OF GOVERNORS MESSAGE UNKNOWN.
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
BLOODsHEv IN BALTIMORE

ftred Into-Seyeral klllef
BALTIMORE, April I9.-There has been ttrrible
bloodshed here today. The last portion OF the
Seventh Were attacked and several were Killed
The Governor has proclaimed martial law II An
believed that the railroads will continue 20 con vey
all the troops for the Government The Coyerno,
hazard. 0'v
lsEcoNp pIsPArcH
as yet Impossible 70 say with certsi nty what
portion OF the troops were attacked They had
displayed white flag 90 they marched up Pratt
street, but Were greeted with showers of stones
The Mayor with the police preceded them The
The streets were blocked up by an immense
crowd; The soldiers finally turned and fred on
the mob and several were wounded The wound
ed have Just gone up the street in carts IN Ia re-
ported there Is dreadful work At the depet
tTHIRD prsfArcA
BALTIMORE, April 10 AT the Washington
Depot an immense crowd had a.sembled The
rioters attacked them there, and the military ard
upon them Several were wounded IL "a ssid
four were killed on each side.
The city 10 In the greatest excitement
Martial law hss been proclaimed. and the mill
tiry are rushing 20 their armories
The railroad track 10 said Ca be torn up outsids
the city, and parties lave threetened to tear up
P.att-st bridge
AS the military passed along Pratt street a Der
feet shower Of paving stones rained on their
heads.
as they left
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK Pm.

The MOVEMENTS OF TEE VIRGINIA Dsuxnor
TRoors As we 60 10 pres, we have positive
Information that the disunion troops conveyed
over the Orange and Alexandria road YESTERDAY,
went mp the Manassas road 10 strsusbure; thenes
to go TO Harper's Ferry.
We believe that, learning Of the total destrue-
ZION OF the armoryand its contents, they win seef
some other field Of glory; returning down the
Manassas road this evening. Trains left Alexan
dria last night to await their movement, prob
ably.
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Seizure Of Arm. and P.wd.,

CINCINNATI, April 1T.-Chief of Police Dudley
this morning seized thirty boxes Of guns on the
steamer Ohio No 3. Twenty-three O, the boxes
were marked g l.. X Memphis" Five boxes Of
Glendale, which had been reshipped from the
steamer Fannie Nc Burnie on Monday last These
occurrences have occasioned much excitement
The guns Were shipped at Parkersburg, Virginia.
A heavy shipment OF powder has also been stopped
All the river steamers have been prohi bited from
taking provisions South. The steamers have been
chartered by the city authorities TO act az police
boats, thoroughly armed, and viii stop and search
all passing boats. The volunteer companies are
are all fun, and more men are Offering then can
be accented 1881
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The SEVENTH REGIMENT UNDER ORDERS -
IL Marches for Washington To-norroC.-The Sew
enth Regiment has received orders TO proceed &c
Washington. IL will start from the arTory TO-
morrow at three o'clock p. m, and depart for
Washington on the six O'Clock train from Jersey
City.
The members GO in full fatigue dress, blankets
strapped back Of the knapsacks &c
The regiment has never presented a fner an.
Pearance at parade than IL will present to- NOR.
row. The members express entire willingness 10
serve their country; and the proInptness with
which they respond justihes the estimation in
which the regiment is held by the public
meeting Of the Veterans Of the National Guard
is called at the Armory for this evening TO take
measures for guarding the Armory during the
absence of the regiment.
Some days ago one of the offceH of the com.
pany, National Guard, rendered lis resignation,
giving his reason the fact that he had accepted
commission in the southern army. Instead OF
accepting the resignation, the company d rected
his name 10 be stricken from the roll as mark OF
disgrace Last evening quite humble applica-
ton was received by the COMPANY requesting the
reinstatement Of the disgraced officer who arnestly
desired TO accompany the Seventh Regiment 10
Washington, and to fight under the Stars and
Stripes. His request is not likely 10 be granted
New York Post, yesterday ersntHg
THE NATIONAL GUARD MARCHING ORDERS.
Colonel Lefferts has issued the following march
ing orders for the National Guard
Headquarters StUeHth Regimen ~ ND
National Guard, New York, April Is, '6I. (
General Order-No 5.
In compliance with orders from Ris Ercellency,
the Governor, and division orders of this dats'
this Regiment will assemble at headq uarters on
Friday, 10Th instant, at O'Clock d. m, Ia full
fatigue and overcoat, with knapsack, to embark
for Washington city.
The men will each take one blan het TO be rolled
on top Of knspsack; suitable under clothing, an
extra pair Of boots (shoes are better, knife fork
tin cup and plate, body belt, cap pouch win be
carried In the knaPsack. The men will provide
themselves with one davis rations
There will be allowed three servants 20 each
company, who must report 10 the Quartermaster
at IL m and receive their 'pass Each officer
will be allowed one small trunk. which must be
distinctly marked and left at the armory before u
m 10Th inst
All Uniformed men, whether recruits or not
will report for duty. Recruits who have lust
Joined, will also report and viii be assigned a
post in column.
Commissary Pattern will receive instructions
from the Colonel, and leave for Washington this
p. NJ.
Appointment-J. C. Dalton, Jr, NJ. D., Sur
geon's NJ late, vice Cameron, resigned
By order OF Colonel Marshall Lefferts
r.. G. RATHBoNE, Ii LIssStu.-
Sergeant Major. Adjutant.
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Great ExcitemeutIn Norf.,h

SINKING OF LrcHr Bears IN The HARpop-
SEIZURE OF CANNON IN OLD CUsroM Hou.E-
FoRrflcArroSs Tc BE THROWN UP ON SEr-
ALL's ISLAND, &c.
The steamer Georaiana, Cant Pi,rson. which
arrived at Baltimore ut o'clock Yesterday morn
Ing, briggs intelligence Of sudden de nonstrations
at Norfolk and vicinity consequent upon the an
nouncement of Northern volunteer troop. being
about TO be sent to garrison the for.ifcatiops in
Convention.
When the Georgiana LEFT Norfolk at O'Clock
on "Wednesday afternoon, three light boats had
been sunk In the harbor near Norfolk to prevent
the egress Of the United States vessels ordered
to be lowed out OF tie port. The war steamer
Cumberland, after an Intellectual attempt to get
out, returned and went up 10 the navy yard for Us
protection, as there was ramor that the yard was
to be attacked
The old custom house had been entered and
several cannon belonging 70 the revenue cutter
taken possession Of IL YVES rumored that ba t,ery
was to be thrown up on SewalI's Island. Gov
Letcher was expected In Norfolk on Wednesday
evening.
The excitement was Increasing ard many were
clamOrous for the Immediate seizure Of Fortress
Monroe before the northern relieftroops can arrive
The above statement appears In substance on the
Exchange Reading Room books But from the
qualification derived from other sources, some
allowance should DC made for posi- bic exaggera-
tons
We see by the Norfolk Day Book that much ex.
element had been created there IN ccnseQ uence
Of the discharge Of all the bricklayers and abor
ers and all but four of the salmaktrs In the Cos
port navy yard.
tFor statement Of the number Of men In the
u. >. service within hatling distance Of the Cos
port navy yard, the list of vessels there, &c see
frst page Of to-day's Star
The Baltimore Sun has the following special
dispatch on the subject Of affairs at Norfolk:
THE GOVERNMENT VESSELS "cArGur" AT NOR
FoLk-GATHKRING OF TROOPS IN VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, April lS.-The silence which has
Perplexed you In regard TO things htIe Ia the past
few DAYS, you might have guessed" was o1in.
Gus. The word "to arms" silently went forth
and while the response s everywhere Of troops
mastering for immediate service In town and
country, the bulletin from Norfolk is that the
Mer'imac, the Germantown, and the Cumberland
war shi ps have been caught at that port
This feat was carried out under the auspices of
VIM. II. Parker, Esq, Of the Eastern shore Of
virginia He is inspector Of vessels, and one Of
ex-Gov. Wises appontees. Do not be surprised
If some other Virginians perform usual achieve
ments before Saturday night.
Troops are gathering from various directions to
march Immediately. One hundred thousand Viz
ginians can ne in arms before Saturday night
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Further from Europe.

NEW YORK, April Is The steamer Kedar. from
Liverpool on the 9th inst has arrived
liz was reported that an English division had
gone to the Ionian Islands, where the agitation in
creases.
Warlike rumors compose the main staple OF the
news.
All the French Marshals had bee4 summoned
to attend an extraordinary Council of war at Paris
the 9Th.
The London Times ridicules the idea of the
trade. ~ S
The London Times, in speaking of the AmerI-
can tariff says that Eng land must consider how
shs deals with States who begin with a fragrant
departure from the rule Of amfty
The same paper, in an article on American
AFFAIRS points to the English resistance in the Inst
revolution in America as a warning against forci
BILE resistance to disruption which appear iaevi-
table.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
T ELEGR RAP HIO.
Effect of the Secession Of Virginia at the
Ssuth.

AueusIA, April rs The news Of tho secession
OF virginia was communicated 70 Mr.. Pryor az
ne was departing in the cars for NJ ntg omery
Ipe news wss yrseted with universal cheering,
ringing OF bells, firing Of cannon and general eI-
pressisns Of Joy
MOBILE, April 1s.-The news Of the secession
s.ssn,. Bells are ringing, guns firing, and the
people seem nearly frantic with delight
MONTGOMERY, April Is "A dispatca from Ss-
vahna9 saws that Virginia on the 18th passed
an ordinance of secession TO Z ke effect In two
Gays, out no aovices to that effect hare reached
here direct. Nevertheless IL Is believed here by
the Government
Unless the Cincinnati seizures are prom ptly re-
dressed they must cause non Intercourse and the
seizure Of Ohio property In New Orleans
President Davis has just been oficially notified
that Virginia has seeded.
Salutes Of one hundred guns are being fred all
over the South in honor OF Virginia.
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to all of
-"U
TsandsL
UREA
WAsHsTANDs, WARDROBEs. ,DEBOARDs, ErAeEREs
. SECRETARIES.
the
Liberal dfp Auction.
BOTELER & WILSON
; md ,2dand3d
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A INV MILITARY DkPARTNESr-nwi win be
noticed that the order Of Adjutant Gen Thomss,
under date Of the 9th Of April, published this
morning, creates this military department rh
to consist Of the State Of Maryland and District Of
Columbia. To prevent mistakes, we are suthoe-
lied to say that IL does not Include any portion Of
Alerandria county, which formerly belonged 70
this District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-19

WHOLESALE s,sH HONS,
52 barrels labrador HERRING, selected,
s5 GO Bay island do
IS do EastpoTt . do
80 hall bbls. extra Rre do
50 bbls. new Magddians do
loo do st John ALEWIVES.
Daily expected per schooner p. Heilner. and for
SAFE low from the whsrf on or before arrival
Also, 1872 bbls ohio &c Labrador HERRING, on
board Of schooner Eylpedt, due here about the rst
of next week. AlsoE
go BIB No. / hereHichI ALEWIVES,
40 do No. Gippei HERRING,
20 DO No. Boston do
800 do No. Medium MACKEREL, Glouces-
so bbIs. No. YAcKEREL, Gloucester rnapsc-
ton,
Also. kits aud hat Kits No. MACKEREI. and
SALMON.
&c half bbIs: Spring HERRING srd Labrador
HERSlNG OF superior quality, in store and for
sale at satisfaotofy pricTs
hartley BROTHER
Up IO-2w 80 and 1O1 Water 81, Georg etOwn,
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LOCAL NEW s.

e. Though Tux STAB 4. printed on the fastest
steam press In use south OF Baltimore, It's edition
~ large a to require It to BE- put to press at
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
seri " before u O'Clock m; ctherwise they may
40. sppear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-19

THk VIRGINIA ORDINANCE or srcrssros, we
now believe, has been ordered 10 be submitted
- a vote Of the people on the fourth Thursdsy IN
May; as the popular majority by which 10 vss 90
directed to be submitted was % coo; and % The
majority by which the Convention passed 10 wss,
we believe, only about thirty-three, notwithsand.
Ing the extraordinary means taken 10 "put 70
through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-19
STRESorHBS THE Sysrpy


NlEoT IL one Of tue cardinal elements of health
Is the consesUence its Decline death OF
lts utter paTay Eat on. The best means OF impart-
Ing vIgor to the broken down frame and shattered
CONSTITUTION, which has yet been invented or dls-
oCyeTed, is preferred To- tie feeble of both sexes
AND a. ages in r-oStetterS Celebrated Stomach BIZ
terS. Many who efeot upon the temerity with
winch they have trlfeh W tn health in youth AND
mttnIEY, fano' that they have gone too far to be
restored. This lsa deipsIon. Debility, from what
ever cause arising, may be cured; strength IN
VIVA ever manner II may have been wasted may
pc restored by the use nt this powerful asd hsnth-
III lnvIgOTant For Indigestion and ali its painful
ELECTS, bodily and mental, they positive pc
chic. 1t oan be had Of any druggist sp Is cost
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise.
ment IN our paper. Rels It.; it will interest you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-19

CouoEsIThe sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthnafic
Ageetlons. Experience having proved that simple
ffemedies often act speedily and certainly when
tak-n IN the early staIes Of the disease, recourse
saoud az once be had to Rrotyn'x Bronchial
Ir0chsS' or Lozanges, lot the Cold, Cough, OF ir-
ritatlon OF the Throat be ever slight as BY this
precsutlon more serious attack may be efeoihaiy
wLTde6 Oh. Public Speakers and SINGERS will find
them eheotual for clearing and stIeng thenIng the
voice. See advert sement. De I-ly
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HOMEOPATHIC RRnKprRs

All Of DR.; Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopatho Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, containing. % walls, from 81 to Sd
ssch, with book of full directions. For sale by
Il. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A Fitzgerald, $50 north F street;
also by b.. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave,
nue. and Sixth street Also, Pond's Extract Of Witck
Hnsa, for internal and external lnfammations OF
ell klnds. SSCld as above. ms g. ly
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HARPKRs FKKET.-rhe Government works az
HarPers Ferry were this morning burned 10 the
ground by the United States troops stationed
There, who Immediately retired over into Mary.
lana. There were but 5000 stand Of arms on
nano 'nere, all OF which were thus destroyed. No
damage whatever was done 10 priys,. prone,tv
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runners Of More Secess,eps

NV ORLEANS, April IS "A special dispatch
to the New York Herald says that 10 10 eIpeotpd
here that Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolins.
and Missouri will all secede within a week
Capt Needer, OF the French marine has of-rpd
his services TO the Confederate States and will n
OUT privatecr at his own expense. Several
privateers are expected to leaye here soon
Recruiting is rapidly Progressing, and troops
are rapidly pouring In from the interior.