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OyE.-The Sonora Democrat is in favor of Pa
cifc Republic. Look out for a dissolution of the
Union, or a newspaper establishment.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

RED BLUFF.-The Independent cautions the
citizens of Red Bluff to be on their guard and
see that their houses are secured against
thieves.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

MAJ. ANDERsoN.-This gallant officer, now
in command at Fort Moutrie, is likely to play
very important part in the Southern move
ment, if the secessionists attempt to take vio-
lent possession OF the United States property
under his charge. He is Virginian. and a
brother of Our friend Ben. Anderson, Deputy
Tax Collector of this county.-S Shasta Courier.
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.-Dun Pablo dc
Ia Guerra, President r. Irwin, Presiden.
pro tenn Secretary. G. w. Tozer Sergeant
alarms. w. F. Williamson Assistant Sec
reiary. D /. Williamson Assistant Sergeant
si-Arms q. H. Unrig; Enrolling Clerk, g. c
Gormau, ahd Engrossing Clerk, A. II. Gilles
pie.
The following nominations have been mad
Eor officers oi the Assembly
Speaker. John ConneSs Clerk. j. NJ. An
dcrson Assistant Clerk, j. W. Scobey Ser
geant-at-Arms, NJ. Gray Enrolling Clerk, II
G. Kibbe Engrossing Clerk. +. Corbetl.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

ToNsoRIAL.-1f you want your HAIR CTR in
manner that becomes you-your head SHAMPooEo
with an article that thoroughly removes the 3ana
ruff and stimulates the capillary organs Of the hair
or a DELIGHTFUL SHAVE with the accompanimehts
OF the pnrest Hair Oil, Cologne, Pomades, Hair
Ionics and Cosmetics; if you wart clean, com
Portable Bath, a Warm Bath, Cold Bath Shower
Bath, Salt Bath, Sulphur Bath, or Perfumed
Bath, call at at"FERGUSON'S HairCutting Head
quarters" Montgomery street next dooltosorner
Myers street. d25tf
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

Halls SarsapaIilIa Yellow Dock and
Iodide Potass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparilla and English Iodide of Poiass
admirable restorative and purifier of the
blood 1t cleGnces the system of all morbid and i'm
pure matter-removes pmples, boils, and eruptOns
from the skin--cures rheumatism and pains of all
kinds All who can afford should use it. as it tend
to give them strength and prolong life Sold by
druggists generally, at 81 90 per bottle.
X. HALL & CO., Proprietor,
Wholesale Druggists, l43 and 1875 Clay street,
a2l-6m San Francisco
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neA- We are indebted to Hon. J POWELL
of the Assembly for Public Documents
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

REsIGNATIoS.-Co Commodore Kearny has re
signed.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

SLAYER CAPTURED.-Another SLAYER, with
nine hundred Africans on board, has been cap
tured.
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CAPITAL ITEMs.-The following interesting
items are from q Pequods" letter to the Times
The deferred Indian war debt bill will be in
troduced by Senator Ryan of Humboldt, very
early in the session, and will be published by
him with all the energy Of his character and
nature 1t provides for the assumption by the
State of about $4,000 in claims against the
L. S. on account of Indian hostilities. Oi
course the expenses of killing Indians ought 10
be paid by somebody That is as clear as il
is that Indians ought to be killed, aud the JUS
tice of killing Indians is questioned by but
few free and enlightened citizens Of this com.
monwealth.
In addition to this little bill there is $3.50
900 which the people voted to pay, and will
soon be added to the State debt The bonds
are not engraved, but there is sufficient ap-
preparation for the purpose, and when they are
they will be ready for all comers who can pro-
duce the necessary vouches.
Senator Phil. Thomas, of Placer, has been
the subject of a stupendous fortune. Suddenly,
of clear day, he was pierced through and
through by a thunderbot informing him an
estate in England yielding Sl50,000 year,
had fallen upon him. I do not know whether
he is married, but if not the event will produce
a sansation in society in Placer.
Respecting the capitol building, no progress
has been made in its construction. A large
hole has been dug in the ground somewhere up
town for its reception. The proceedings Of
the contractor have been impended by the
high price of cement. He took the contract
too low, and ought to be secured against loss.
The Capitol Commissioners held meeting on
the Sd, and resolved to pump out the hole be-
fore showing it to the Legislature.
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BLACK PEARL FROM MussEi.-A black
pearl of rare value and beauty was found on
Monday, says tie Alta, in musSel, which a
gentleman was eating The shell fish was la
ken somewhere along the coast, not far from
the Golden Gate.
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ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS.

The Oroville Commandery of Knight Templafs,
Nos. will assemble at Masonic Hall, ON the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. Sir knights
froIa abroad invited to attend whenever con
venient. GRIDLEY, &C.
FRANK JOHNSON, Recorder.
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FUsIoN-It seems to be the determination
on the part of the Breekinridge and Republic
can members of the present Legislature to pre-
vent the election of a Senator to succeed Gwn
Some of the Sacramento correspondents au
nounce with an air Of certainty that, there vii
be ne election this winter. Perhaps this is so
In any event it is the duty of the regularly
organized Democracy of the State to meet ii
caucus and nominate candidate for Senator
His election will only be matter of time
That they will do this we feel assured. The
fusion schemers to prevent an election will sue
ceed for awhile, but they cannot hold their
patizans to such an infamous outrage, as the
postponement of an election would be at the
present time.
Let the Democracy nominate a faithful
Union loving man. and the patriotism of mem
bers will ultimately overcome the barriers
erected DIFFUSION schemsrs, and perform their
duty to the State and the Union by elecling
him
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Homestead Notice,

PERSONS wishing to avail themselves of tire
benefits Of the Homestead Act of this State. should
do so soon, as the time allowed by law will soon
expire. rqo,,
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H5- Mrs. NYlnslosy, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has soothing Syrup fer
children teething, which greatly facilitates the pre-
cess Of teething, by softcning the gums, reducing
all Inflammation, will allay all pain and i sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers. il
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health
your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. See ad.
vertisement in another column
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B<y~ Senator Douglas recently said Sc
cession is anarchy and it would be better
that million men should fall upon the battle
field, than that anarchy should prevail in this
country"
Our sentiments, to dot.
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Important to Strangers aud others requir-
ing Medical treatment.-Dr. YOUNG is the ''Pio-
neer Advertising Physician in California and tire
only one now advertising who has received regu
lar Medical education which is requisite for the
successu treatment of disease. Because of his un-
paraeled success, there have sprung from time 30
time, into existence, imposters without character
or education, who, by boasting. have managed 10
deceive the unwary sufferer into the belief that they
were respectable and scientific men. In SO doine
they have scattered broadcast their nostrum4
among the honest and unsuspeeing 10 the ,lestrue
ton of health, and, in cases Of lie Itself Be
ware of them You would the Upas tree, for they
are as destructive. DIR. Y0UNG'S Office is at No.
2l0 Clay street opposite the upper corner of the
Plaza, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA sptS
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PARDON OF COL RUDLER.-Col Rudler has
been pardoned.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

1HE Richmond (Na.) Enquirer char acterizes
the Presidents Message as the moSi remark
able and mi7chievous Message ever sent by a
President to Congress"
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

WisTER's BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRY
only pure and genuine Balsam is. and Cor tbalas+
twenty years, has been prepared h5 SETH W, Peutr
u Co.. OF Boston, and their printed name. as wel
as the written signature /. Butts, appear ON tho.
outer wrapper As you would aroid the spurious,
and have the genuine. take no othest
Htstar's Baisam of Hid Che,.yn-This inyaIr.
Die remedy is the the best one extant for the safe
sure, speedy, and permanent cure of Coughs. Cold,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, asthma. Plearisg. pneu-
monia, Group, Hopping Cough, Bleeding at the
Lungs, pain in the breast or side and in fact every
form of Throat, Chest and Lung Complaint. as we'll
as CONSUMPTION ITSELF
Ihis household remedy should be in the hands of
every family and individual, as timely application
off to slight cold will cause Immediate relief:
while cases OF long standing, obstinate and appar-
emily lncurable character, will surely yield to its
wonderful curative powers and its great adaptation
to the wants of nan when afflicted.
For sale in California by Redington & Co, Henry
Johnson Co., Charles Morrill, San Francisco; n.
II. Mcdonald 4 Co., Sacramento: Rice Coffin T.
Co.. .Marysville; Smith & Davis Portland, Oregon.
January 2lst, lsG0-eowly
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Glove Anodyne Toothoci,c Drops.-This
simple efficacious remedy acts Instantly upon
the nerve of the tooth, and Immediate relief is
given 1t will not unpleasantly effect the breath
IKE h'eoSote lnJnre the gums or destroy the en-
amei OF the teeth the numerous cures it has ac-
complished are well attested, and it has only to
become generally known to be as highly apprecia-
ted By the public as it has long been by dentists.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-01-12

Dr. Bowen's Blood Purifier, composed Of
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Wild Cherry, Dandelion
aud odide Potass is superior to any other medicine
for purifying the blood for several reasons:
LIST. 1t is prepared by physician, from the pure
extracts.
I'd. 1t eradieates all disease from the body. with
out leaving behind any of those unpleasant symp.
toms produced by those medicines containing arse
mic OF mercury. which most of the Sarsaparillas
contain.
3D. 1t is ten times as strong as any other-it Is
put up in quart bottles only-one tablespoonful at
dose-which makes it cheaper than any other Sar-
saparilla sold in the market
Buy none but DIR. Bowens Blood Purifier II yan
wish medicine which viii cure you in the shortest
time.
Sold at the Plaza Drug store, corner Of Clay and
kearny streets. and by all respectable Druggists or
the Pacific coast. COTTON & DARRACH.
sS-6m Agents, OToville.
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Spirit of the Mernins Press,

The Intelhgsncsr this morning has an earnest
word 10 say In behalf Of the devoted loyalsts Of
Esst Tennessee, who o nd themselves at the mercy
q their oppressors after having commenced a
demonstration which they had supposed would
De followed up and supported by the National
Government.
The Republican eulogizes Senator Lane and
his most comprehensive and eloquent speech"
Of yesterday.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By WALL 4 e BtRNAEp D, Auoaoneers.

By WALL e. BARNARD .AuOnoneers.
Corner Pa. ars. ond STA street.
ZINE FRENCH FANCY GOODS SUIT
fSb HSSI .1a s6 t;.bbsIs
slst and sd instant, at 10 O'Clock and the even
ines az O'Clock, we wIl sell 81 the Auoticu
sod!p sDs .,oss q Pine T.as5
has declined bunness. and embracing
Fine Pear and Ivory Fans,
RrercH and English Soaps and Perfsmey,
Port Fohos, chessmen. Checkers, and other
F F.4iSE ssss.., Rs,iBs cs.s
E.ocy BAR pins, Balls, and Bird CsSes,
Wax and every other variety Of Dolls,
figures Glars Cases, Ao., 90.
deB WALL BARNARD, Aue..
By WALL q BARNARD AuotioDeer,.
CoTnr SoEih sidt Pa. aesass asd efh sf,esf.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE SUPERB
~ sIock LADIES AND GENTS IRIS, ", pEs,
&C, AT AUCTION Tor TUE DAY NJ IRNING,
s =, 1nsant a. 10 o'clHcf. YES sell at uciIOn.
Rooms the remal ndeT Of the superh stooF Of Furs,
snd hCbss, vhicn have zen there on exhi'itlon
Sets Of Hudson BsT. ssbss, Mae sIo'f eno aOes-
French Mink and Sable, River Mink,
Ermine. Chiuchils. Fitch 90.
ami F1rs. and Seal &c Goa. ana Csss; 's0nue''
nsse and sleigh Robes. Foot aUa., Sc., 40
great duoements will be of red 10 the trade And
And the public generally.
In svery respect
dela .tRepJ WALL q BARNARD, Auots.
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u To our Baltimore readers we would say
fiat the frst and second edition Of the Star can
Be bad In Baltimore Of +. r. HaIelton, agent,
Nc. q West Baltimore street, near Gay-the Arst
edition at half past four and the second at eight
o'clock, on the arrival Of the trains from Wash
ington, giving all the latest news from the seat Of
var up 20 the time Of going 70 pres.
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Qua FRlEsns at The vuinus military camps end
Positions win confer a favor by keeping us posted
~ 10 movements and Affairs In their yfcinities.
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The LsvEs--There was a large attendance at
the opening public reception Of the season, last
night, made up pretty largely Of the military in
gredient, but Including, as well, a "sma,t
spffnkiing" Of black coats and crinoline
Deputy Marshal Phillips ofsciated at the left Of
Mr.. Lincoln Tin the absence Of Marshal Lsmop,
ana ct the Presidents right were his private SEC
rssanes, Messrs. Nicolay and Hay The pressnta-
tons 70 Mn. Lincoln were made sv Conmi,-
siooer b. b. French.
President Lincoln, who seems to have consti-
futlon well calculated to stand the wear and tear
OF his position, appeared In satisfactory health.
In the course Of the evening, buzz through the
throng announced the approach OF Gen. McClel.
Ian, and for season there was some q 10 toeiog ON
The part Of folks Of short ssature to get looi At
tas young head Of the army Amer passing
tofongh the rooms be returned to the reception
room, and was stationed by President Lincoln at
mis- right hsnd-an apropos- enough position. tbs
spectaton seemed to think.
Among the visitors were MinIsters stoscs.,
Pipe, Raasiof, Molina, and others of the Diplo.
matte corpsi Secretaries Cameron, welles, and
smith numerous NJ. ca; Captain DahIgren ana
Lieut. Parker, Of the Washington Yard ex Post.
master General King Mr.. Frederic Seward, A.
sistant Secretary Of State; Mr.. N p Willis, word.
painter Professor Lowe, Of balloon renown and
othefs OF whom the world has heard mention.
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sscssTAzy cHAsE len tails city for New York
last evening, having been invited ihishsr by the
eeaken o. hat city, fof consultation upon their
financial relations with the Government
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THE CONFEDERATE FORTIFICATlONS
At CENTREVlLLE.
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u On Friday morning several large mortar.
snd ear loads Of boubshella passed through Phil.
soeipaia over the Pennsylvania Railroad, to be
Ned on the "mortaf neet, !" which u 10 supposed
VIZ soon open up the navigation OF the Lower
fosomsc These mortan and shells were cast at
me Fort Pin works, Pittsburg, and are formids-
bic weapons q war,
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No COTTON TO BE PLANTED NEXT
YEAR.
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TYThcuRh TER STAR 10 printed on the fastest
s.ean, rrcs. in south Of Baltimore, Its edition
Is 90 large as 20 require II to be pm. to press at
early hour: A5rSTtissm,sts, therefore, should be
sent In before Il o'clock "; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day
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, u hr. Charles Dickens, IT,, was msrrled in
Evans, one Of the pgblishers Of Punch
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coSsuI.-George Kent, o. Maine, was ye.ser.
day confirmed by the Senate as Consul TO Va.
leneiP.
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.
AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND.

CONFEDERATE ACCOUNTS OF THE
FIGHT IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
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r~ENTERTAINMENT F0R tug uo

0TENTTERTAINMENT FOR THE HOLI
u3 DAfS-A FAIR for the benefit on FIstob
Or Chspei viii be held a. Thorn's BuIdinr ON nj
street., commencing December 18th, and continuin n,
through the Holidays.
careful seisoti9p Of all varieties Of useful and
In a6undsnoe. will be found upon the tn SIes. AZ
excellent supper, with ell the deioaoies of thc -
s0n. provided each evening.
Sinsle admission 10 cents season tickets. ad
d aSkets Is Seats-e of which may be had Of the t.
oles or az the door. dc i6Ivs
nTTtEEMyBEERs OF ST. ANDREWS sOCT
~ ID G., who are In areas with then
suend evening meeti &c TO p,y the same, vii
ResH tke NOTICE that in sooordanoe with reeo
hM.Un VI tne Soclety. member of the Board O,
n1sasss ~ VAL call on them at their respective
bills Of the amounts DUE &c soon as the .sme shsl
Be- s made out BY the senretey. By order Of f he
JOIN REEK,E, S S5Ls sao. oAM 4. g e..
HFI0 THE VOTERS. OF WASHING
Uy TONTIThs Assessor Of each Ward viii
meet At the folio wing places from 10 o'ooct m,
w O'Clock p m. from the 18th 70 the slst Deoem.
thoss Omitted 2om q. and register the
Ist Wsrd.-John A Rhsem, 172 PennsyIyans
esen9s, oe'wsen 18th and 18th streets,
ID Ward-Thomas stewsrt, corner 18th and II
Sd WsId.-Hspry Curtis. corner 9Th and l. streets.
tween nnS atIas, w. Burch, sth street, BE-
5th Ward.-Willism A. Harper, 81 street east.
NoS42s, between East Capitol and A street no1tS
v SIn Msrd:-Geo Collard e T. =. Csrk's Once,
7k ss'E Hssb 18Th AND Sn 10Th
de l0-dtslst
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~ - W a. IL.
PA ~ TIE.
DIR. LA BONITA
Cure al yeneriaI Diseases permanently and
1,odhy, without The use Of disgusting or poison
Nc dlsslns Or fptsrferenos with business.
~. 4 have tyo 0thOes-ops in Washington ard the
IL il saying quite enough IN its favor. when nav
~ ny RrsStoe 10 thai which 10 in use in eli the
Nss Yort CITY College and Hospital Testimo-
niSn fpInlshed-
Puidina, Penn avenue, corner Seventh stan 1sspe
nay pe seen In person Mondays, Wednesdays,
As1sn s 0fhSeTEIohaose Block King street..
Both ofhoss open at Ss m. 81 sn ms S sssissn
EsrImis;nsnt cutes warranted. OF money refaI ded.
Comm ' in writing, with return stamp,
M. La BONITA, MD,
A. ,WasHISsros BUILDING, RooM No. g,
9eHN Washlnrton. 9.
THEwAsHINs ffSSSI sStkAIDEMyo,Mus,o
,s Hsss.. N..ik a.d Tsss5 streets.
Of the daily 80 Sty as e
thi. alresSy oyerwhenlnsly popular estabiish-
Its nov smous for the best Refreshments 20 be
ootained IN Washington. its bar and lardeT being
Il. Music ls THE most .sreesbls and recherche
and oc.rs are constantly in stteSdaocs 70 pre
81 HSfr "a aRS SksI GsSoSssiESSrHAL. prO,r
1876 p,EoS SFFtRf + foss, 4S6
God md cod Bsns wISsacw s sSsa.s
ai.S, But: G5sen, and Blue Holland b. the yard OF
fs.ssl, different sises and oolors; Picture Malls.
.X1.O. the h.nd.Opsst assortment Of Owl P,o.ur.
Frames u the CITY, from the best nssaisotors IN
AIso, Pssss rsrtouts and Gard viais Prsme..
Al eEnoles warranted a. rssre sented. or no ne.
rsrehs.Ins for Ss.h. An goods Vim Be soid al de
~ Alslsovi5s no old Stock % seeumu ate. Persons
Terms cash.
cal is solicited !S@Es si SsRssf r. KsSsnS'.
d.rs-r,. No. $50 seventh g s { sSsy.
WI s y. eo o1r VII t Z CO. house Of
D.al.r !. sho,e. s,a M :Y%a, .I::, a. =;
sssi@ "a. ssd ti...:s : esssr s ss ''d
NO t isa rsss' sNtS s,, ss5sus,
HasAsssfes, d. C
The attention Of oonroisseurs and the pubIe ran
Gcsy 10 lnvitsd 70 my stock ofhne BrSIdies. Wine,
I'd s.,ss ssdi. ss@IITs; o.s csssns:ssY o
Va ssSIYs :S.... s;:!;Ss: = $500
Eosth side MsdeiIss q ,rmeny- sbd Bsrmerster
Eqat t the celebrated "WSCn Club House Gin;
tnsa soonh. Bosrson aud nonoD gshels Wins
s slsti !amalcs .. d - Crolx Rune; Cabsna, Fig
30. IA koea de Santiago. Q Espanols Az vsrlous
onnqs OF ca ara AID very fne Young Hyson. ~
son Imperial and Ensiisb Brea kfSst Tee1 IN Getty
eox,s imported BY nyssif exprsssIy for kmiiy use.
EMBALAIsSS F AHD ) 5 BEE}TlEHIFYINs
ERENoR seh ooRss
et2 . Sresssvsd IN . 9asassl Stale ioS I'll time.
ati.sn. ~ g ,h made ios nndsrtakef. @ private
S5SS.ATkySSfSS I Is s 4 1 go
Lad Of New orb oib.
Ssosts os tnbsimlns mus, Be Leu q hAryss
tween o I'd q. -'0 -: Sses' os w
HAD MARTENS lor ClUtAias Pu,nlsss,HS
- Sooos. Hats and Caps. a. No. 40 nh street,
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u NOTICE.
T. pr sALET,H large susptty Of Government
| will continue to purchase old Documents, old
Books. CnriGsines, C9in.. Antisuart.n, K Re- ice.
Paterson BY King Jerome; AutiEraPh Of Wsshine-
ton, and many ourio,it es. 1 shall hereafter b
found at my Old stand In the Patent Once
ALFRED HUNTER,
de18 Willards' Hotel Square.
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R. NJ. T HUNTER WANTS TO RESIGN
HIS PLACE IN THE CONFED-
ERATE CABINET.

THE CONFEDERATES CONFER FOR
1.-THE PROTECTION OF THEIR
PROPERTY
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VIG0R AND HEALTH RESTORED.-JAs.
mont oing to the people of Georgetown ~ III
Sna .ns CONTINUITY IN general that he
where you osn get the best Oy stefs the
mar ket will afford. IL you want refere noe, remer-
Der last year. Terms moderate Corner Of High
and West SITS. Georgetown. d. G. de II ST
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D. NEW MILITARY GOODS.
RICHLY Mounted Swords And Ssbers for pro
sentston, Epeulets, single, double, and treble row
psssapte, Ssshes, Hat and Cap Ornaments, auo ell
other Ohicers' Requisites.
A large assortment ju,t received.
M. w. GAIT d BRO,
jewellers, 35l Pa avenue,
de IL st Four doors west of Browns Hotel.
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A Suffers
mp Those engaged In supplying the Soldiers
VIII md on examining our stock many articles
fail TO please. -
A careful examination of stock and prices soil
Liberal discount made TO Suffers and those On
gagged IN supp wing the Army.
DDS oatei ully packed to 70 out the oity free of
Of charge.
O. w.BOTELRR SON,
de II % AS Iron Hall
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NOTICE hereby forwsrn all persons from
psylng any monies due or 10 become due the
any person or persons without the written order
OF myself IN my own name, or b credit any person
or persons On account of N. p. Denison q Co AZ /
viii not be responsible for SOY debts 90 contracted
arer thus date, and will hold responsible eli per-
ont my written order, "
de IL ST. NJ p DENIsON
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JULES JoLr2vEEHFsi LL.4ai s.f H.irdr....i from
Paris, Just arrived, informs the ladies Of Wash
irston that he has opened large essortpent OF
Felix Head Dresses, Wreaths AID Brides Wreaths,
the most splendid ohoioe Of Flowers for dresses
also. God and Chenille Nets. al kinds Of HsiI
Work and attend 10 dressing ladies' hair. $50
street. between 9Th and 10th. de 10 In