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III We have received that indispensable for all
Washingtonisns, the Congressional Directory for
this session, carefully prepared as usual by the
Postmaster Of the House Of Representatiyea
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BEAUTIFUL AND VERY CHEAP.
CURTAIN MATERIALS At AsAcRrFrrr

The stock now on band At the old store of GA
sirable materials for Parlor, Drawing and other
room curtains s still very complete and in view Of
the state 81 the times viii be sold of at very ruin
Membsrs Of Congress- and others who would add
70 the beauty and comfort Of their homes will ind
ohases here as the conQern must bs .olosed ont 10
a.so '' '''' L. fis fSffSs.i DoSsSSS
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IL The Massachusetts Arms Company's man.
ufactory, at Chicopee Fails, was burnt on Friday
night last, and 50 hands are thrown out Of en-.
pioymsnt. Los 81, 900, and insured for 100000
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III The ladies Of Charleston have sent Caro-
nna nag to headquarters, with the following note
~ Wsr, fhs Hon. ID. r. Jansisos This Gag was
meae expressly By them 70 be opened f0s The nrst
tine on Fort Ssgsfss.n
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AUCTION SALES.

By ,. c. INQUIRE co.,Ascnoneers.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF A coRNER LOT
tue q deed eitrsss' ss &c ers ~ ~ he
- ssce mS % q ws:sinssSs county, sS. os
4 perm as S n. Gee es
n g; 9 i.h e. & Bssss.S 81;
st I." :DS 4 s: ssf q s.sH
~, =. f1 = AssS NE CO. i''i'.
VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR sALk.--
v The andersisned, by vr.ue Of he power vested
on the twenty Rfa day Of October. eshtsen has
SssS s ssd o Az. 81 Is. . crSi couTs
Georre's County, will offer a. public rare, 90, On
sI.M... !. III B. Sta es y II esicsf
no. on ihs mex. far Ss' yoSs Ts,cr ssd sss,
Sctt Tbis fsnd oonsists Of one .ndrea and $500
teen Acres, more OF less and sdioils ne RrogsrT
and 4. disisn, from AIexsncris about two nilee
and from Washington about sil Both 81 thsss
I s5e Ssss1 sn "a Il many oihs
respects desirable. The sOI 10 vel sdspsen 70 ne
Growth OF fruit and al the vegetable. est!vstrd
nei9hhorhood is yery AFR ssbie Episcopsl, Cstho-
iie ana Methodist Churches are within two N, GO
tsbie Dwelling nd RItchsn and ell NECESSARY out
buildings for snch retldenoe. .-,x
The iitie Z, this property 10 uniacumeered and
The Seems Of sale sre: ons-thIrd in essh the
day Of sails; and the residue IN three essa sn2ss.
SSsss the 70 Ss
sIrSSs.F :. 2" tSs ss as psg
ments will bear in Interest from the deY 3, .ss'
Mortgage snd Attorney Tor the psTnss.
ia ll-2tsvts
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrloLo
lVl eIsT AND DocTREss. from Europe This hig h
ly RIfted d intelligent lady can ne consnlted on
the Past, Present and Future Events. Call at No.
221 Twentieth street, between NJ and N, Wash
lngton ia q ST
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COMMISSIONERS FROM OHIO TO THE BORDER
STATEs.-In the Ohio House Of Representatives,
on Thursday last, Mr.. Wright, of Hamilton, in
toduced a crisis preamble and resolutions, au-
thoriIing the Governor, with the concurrence Of
the Senate, to appoint commissioners f.om Ohio,
TO proceed Immediately to the Capitals Of Ken
lucky, Missouri, Virginia, Maryland and Ten
nessee, to confer with the respective Executive
authorities and Legislatures OF those States, Upon
the condition Of the country, and endeavor to per-
suade them from meeting current attempts to dis
solve the Union. 1t was laid over for discussion
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w AsHiN6T TON THE AwwEa en-,
w Lessee .---., W. vLnn
Stage Msnas.f----- -. HusrHRrr BLAND |
THIS EVENING.
second Night of the DISTINGUISHED Coredi,n.
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
Whom will app ar m hi. popular character Of
MAJOR LINKY,
In the successfsl Comedietts entitled
AN AFFAIR OF DONOR;
And h,s cslebrs 'ed rendition Of
NEWMAN NOGGS.
Mr.. Jeffarson's limited engagement Will prev ent
viz celebrated character.
In rehearsal the Grand Operate, Melodrsme, Sc
rio .Comical Extravaganzs, entitled
MAZEPPA. Il
Con C L 7 ~,
BENEFIT OF THE POOR,
Br THE
|. Choir of st. Peters Church,
ODD FELLOWS NALL, Macy rard.
THURSDAY EVENING. January asth.
PROGRAMME.
Gipsy's Warning
saIo.Nlev IEn,l.;o,d = - - . 'Weis
ousrtstse- Con- W Where my Love lies e"'
solo-The si as9p that olcs through Tara. Halls:
PARrlI.
Pisno Solo.
sSiO-SLO! Beaf the Gentle L,ii,"Iby 80
Duet HS@s to our Mountains - verdi Verdi
Solo-FTcpd Of the Brave---....-.......-Ss leott
Solo and choras-s.si spsnsl; Banner. Keys
The Piano for this OCCASION is from the factory of
Chickerins Sons, and kindly loaned ~ MIR: John
F. Ellis. ja q ST.
AT The request Of the - Bon Ton" Of washing
c6MPTIME NThRY NV'6Sc.L kN Sf iSsTRuD
| MENTAL CONCERT. assisted by Mrs CE
| CItIA YOUNG. the Prima Donna, and Mr.. j. r.
| DAWSON, the eminent Bassn, slsa q seetetto II
| the best musicians, At WII.LARDS' CONCERT
| HALL, on THURSDAY, January path.
| On the same occasion Sig. FRANClA will play
several Solos on the Piano, OF his own compost
| ton.
| the patronage of the following ladies aud gentle
| All the Dip om,tic Corp, Hon. w. w. Co-coran,
| hOn Mrs John idell, Hon. Mrs. l.. T. wigfsIl,
Mrs. Capt Magruder, Hon John Thompson,
| Hon. Mrs WIN. Gvin, Mrs. Henry I,sdyard,
Madame De Gerot, Hon. Mrs. Jesse Bright.
| Tickets and Sc sured seats Sl-to be h.d at the
| Music Store of w. g Metzero't, and at Willard's
| Hotel, and ct tho door on the evening OF the
| concert.
Ticket office open at hs'f past !. To commence
| at 8 O'Clock. jale ST
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FOR TWO wEEKs LONGER \ SHALL
Z ntinns % eel the ba sHce Of the stock oi DIV
.ooas 4 tore No. S21 Seventh. street, Isixa Of
~ Heu iee,l ~ fgeefy reduccd prices beiors re-
.,,-a HENRY EszS: ssi s:sssa s.,
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TIE WIAIHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 10
ahout ojolock
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WANTS.

WANTED-To exchacge an improved Farm of
w SCI acres for City Property. IL H. IN FairfaI
Va, about % mi.e from Washington by railroad,
In very -altay and pleasant ne hbor hood con-
yen,eCt to church. post ofhce, &c; gocd farming
land, about one third rich bottom, well timbered
and watered; has three farm houses, two barns, a
large young orchard of improved fiUit. Inquire OF
Mr.. JOHN +. STOTT, %15 Pa. avenue, or Mr..
i. X. CARPENTER,( who are well acquainted
with the property or Of the suhscrIber
r. BARLOW,
ia 2-S 631 Seventh st., W ashington.
WANTEn-A good second hand 6x or . octave
=" PIANO PORTE, for which cash will be
paid. Bacon Raven pref5rred. Address A.
9 Box 331 City Post Office, js list
WANTED IMMEpIATELY-From IS to
w $1,000 worth of SECONDHAND FI1RNT
TURE of all kinds, for which will guaranty 70 pay
tice. II. BUCHLY,
Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, &C.,
oc9 40S It'll vt. bet. G and III east side
WANTED-SECONDH HAND FURNITURE.
w Persons declining housekeepIne> or having
q surplus of Furniture hand can obtain the cash
and far prices by applying at 800 Seventh st.
mol BoNTZ q GRIFFITH.
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DURE MEDICINES RECEIVED WEEKLY.
L On hand spad!ng's Pills. McLsans Cor
S,ai; AIe,s Ja'T n and SChepGks
the times. At night riug th- door bell.
MO0RE'S West End Drug Store.
ia a-2v 113 Penn. avenue.
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GREAr EERYGGLLaI0SNr n PRlIGGEEss:lI
NEW PAWN OFFICE.

b q EwAR D, Dealer in Nex0 q
snd Cast OF Clothing, respectfully informs the
public that he has opened q LICENSED PAWN
OFFICE al No. 10 LOUISIANA avenue, between
and l0.h sts.. lew doors east Of the new Cen
tral Guard house. where he will he at all times
prepa ed to wait Ga his patrons with promptness
attention and the stnotest justice
B.7Jewelr, Dry Goods, Clothing, Mechsn
los Tools: o., always on hand at private sale.
ia rs Inn
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spirit Of in- rIsrnins Pres

The Int.uissneer refers to the bogus disPatcnes
circulated throughout Georgia and Missouri just
n,.v,ou. 10 the meeting Of the Conventions, and
warns the people Ct Virginia to "beware Of start
ling and astounding reports on or before the 4th
Of next month";
The COnsfi.rtion urges the border states 70
,ecede, and regards their continued connection
with the Northern States fatal to their interests
and destructive to their property
The R,rublieaH argues the fallacy OF the as
sumption that divisions Of the Union must be by
state lines, and says, IL Virginia goes out Of the
Union and Maryland remains In IL, Virginia will
be PEELED to give up her territory east Of the
Chesapeake, and 30 much Of It as win give Mary
land the secure enjoyment. Of her railroad aP-
proaches to the Ohio river on the west.
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w ORTIZ OF BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,
OF all Styles and Qualities.
AT GREAT SACRIFICE ON COST.
Store for Rest and Nzf~rss for Sale.
All the stock IN 8. p. HoovER's STORE,
MffNo of LADIES'. Gents', ChIdfen's and III
100 Seryants' SHOES Also, TRAV-H"
ELlNG TRUNKS are now being sold. for -.
indeed much below original cost. The sttebtIon OF
the public Is solicited, as g-eat Inducements will
be made TO purchasers.
The above comprises q large stock of the finest
qualify reneh aud Amer can Caters Shoes, Boots,
d., &C., for ladies' and gentlemen:
Tbs Store is for rent and the Fixtures for sale.
Apply on the premises, Iron Hall
N. B.-The above stock, either In whole or in
sirons Of entering the Boot shoe and Trunf Bus
ness this affords q better opportunity than may
Persons indebted will confer favor By promptly
calling and settling their accounts. ja7-u
DIANos FOR. RENr-severaI at one aoIl.r
Il Per month. Also, two very fine Will be
rented low TO careful persons
jas sos p. .v. .S Bet s.h q and 5dL is,S H..
SEAsoNA ABLE DRY GOODS!
clo'f'' M.nno., sA..l' os.om.n., Fi.na'l''
s s.a.. ..., ~ es..; L'.. .,
Irish Lifss s:S;.r clots s''n s:ss r,.au.N .ita'
White goods, Linen Sets, Em6foidenes,
oP ssIsss G 3 1.s TGs9s
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piANY FORTE INsTRUCTloNS-The IN
osrslgned, lorg well known % the-
flano: bess leave to state that he IL pre- VVyyN
Parra nke scholars on terms % suit the exisep-
Iast GOV which he IL anxious 10 I'll up, ne viii
tesSn efev scholars. Il desirsb Q 10 Thelr parerts
80 AK M pay In such MERCHANDISE a. NAV be
ssreeo On when they are entered with him. He M
ghuhg 70 make such srrangements, knowinr the
lnonn eniea.e many who desire 90 have their ohil
area .snghtt Piano experence now in retflnr
monty Ms method Of teaching has been hirhy
sPp oved TO- y srs ana his references are heads Of
the best mu.lcel families in washinrton He
terms are exceedingly m. derate
JOHN & sCHELl..
kesidenoe-2es q sfre-t
ysoIm ar apply at Hefreroffss
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III Gov Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, Immediately
after bis Inauguration wrote letter to Governor
Hicks, Of Maryland, in which he expresses his
admiration Of the resolution Of Governor Hicks to
maintain the laws, and promises his hearty CO.
operation in all undertakings towards preserving
the Union. Hon. r. NJ. Palmer, Hon Gideon j.
Ball, and Morton McMichael, ESQ, were ap-
pointed by Gov. Curtin to walt upon Gov. Hicks
to confer upon the various topics Of the day, and
70 explain the feelings Of the citizens of Pennsyl
yanIa in relation to the sectional difficulties.
Gov. Hicks replied in a short letter, In which he
states that the people of Maryland are Union
loving and law-abiding, and guarantees the main
tenance Of the Constitution and the laws as far as
IL Is in the power OF Maryland to preserve them
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Waf btn8tpner Mnsetaefs

IL ~HoIcrtDenteit fpsOte aud Mnseiscn fir sSaSbs
iustpn u. @eorsetptoH tperben bel 9rn. q. q. wieS.
felSt, No. 42O @zStr,, unterbalb s. Ctr. entoeoer
9enpntnen.
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Ue YpltUNHIptC MNW WWItIDtnleN IW8PulmnJ 9eben lepeN 7.
; /. umb 81. bon Jeep- ycrt ab unb miiIsn grtefe Saos 8appr au
Der bteFssa R0it ~abss9sbsn Hsr6en,
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Ben ser pirainiieben seite Nes 9ptOmae.

2eWtn5ptlte, 6atrfar@ punt9 (ota 8al9>
in8tcu), Is, Nu6. Die GpnlGpertrten Srupper,
Die IN 8ertn9er @ntfernung BON Bier tagerten,
9aben lb petter Surad8e3D9en. Die Qaser per@
ret tet8 uGber mad @lananas btn9ertft. Sc
fern er6telten mir 9la9rtdt bon cen lp9alen
@(annern, Die g~efangen 9enCntmeh trUrpe1 nnb
mad Mana6as gt6raGt pOroen fnb uater bea=
irl6en befnpet f9 ein 6err @ruder BON Nerrz
gOrf, Setn Spbn wplte nt6t 9e9en bic linton
pjenen unp entfob na6 Dem NUrpe1, tpOrauf bin
Der Gater er8ri1en uro wegsel6leppt tpurpe. Gr
Qurfte f3 geltern &leiper tUlet laiet, meter aber
mar aus pent SOten ni6ts beraus5ubrin9en, ais
oaB Der atte Maun auf 9arple aus9eben pGrfe,
Nlem @NnI4eine na3 berrI6t &rantbett In
@lanafas, 6prtpdbreuD tperoen unicns 9eute
bier fet8enOmmen uno wes9ei6Ieppt unb IUYale
8ur9er boben mebr Hpn tbren Na4barn 5t lei
BEN ais BEN ben Solpaten leGtf. 90. Star.)
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81 Das @pdembtatt b8 Baltimore gectsr4 sri9sint
iebsn 6rstaS Dattas.
sc entbaIt as brette @patten 2eftitpfi, unb tas
SOrmat 1T 6ebeuten6 sr6 ser aGs Ger td8li&e @eder.-
SM1alt: =
@a@ri8tea nnO teIeSrepbi4e 0epe19sn aus allen Gbetlen bs
2anbes,
@prrefppnben3en aus ben G~elDIaeerr.
@bttertslle @rtifst i6sr Die tpi@t8en G~ase8irassn unb
bos Nsuefe aus g~Safttnaton uno cen Departement8 Der Neoieruuo.
Tcraer bic TOrtesuns ses 9ef@t9diden 0foHans
sScr @~rDpbet."
Gebidte, Mannisfattises, Observation-Disclosures &c.
iDpie aud cine reberf9t Ter eurSpdt1@en ReWtgtetten,
pel4e bic sur Stunre Der qu6Ittaipn ~stnIanfen.
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eOfaG.Oeeniefeiten aus as aibinatOn.



Sanpt@ Quartter Der 6 ttY !
0narb, II. Nug. 1861. I
Nafe, Inn ilber ben Yctpntac at eeGen, fGnncr
erbalten I:
y S1f3tere uuD Splpaten in DtenR, le miad:
fen aber i9re gefeble Our3eiseu.
q Cutters, Die lire 8cfuentB ua6petlen.
81 8Greer, Die wt6ttee @e1AG1te atsuma6er
baten unO Die ibre Npplttatipnen bon befanuteu,
loYalen NIB reippnlitlen 9erlunen unterSeidnel
brtngen. a
NS. &ein YaD pirp an 8Hrser 9eeeGel., bic
muir peS Ger9ni9ens we9en poer our Sefrteei=
9ung tbrer 9iet9terbe it6er BEN Yptounac ae6ert
molten. Sarbtee 9erlunet tGnnen feine N1I1e
erbalten, penn le nidt BON tpeiBen, resppnliblen
9erlonen be9leitet linD, Die fir Den Gbarafter unb
paS @eldGft p%erlelben etnlteben.
Bm. 50. QSerell, q. q. 81. IS.
Der Vro3eB 9e9en MurPbp unp
Nnbere. = SIM Criminal @'eri9t wuroe am
Spnnabenp Der 9rp3eB se9en 0lurpbY unb 9tn=
oere tpe9en grmoroun9 pes gpYp ben @e19wp~
renen iibereeben. Oielelben ga6en bas 8eroitt
pni9t i9ulbt9" nit Nusnabne pe5 MurpbY, ben
Fe bes SuetldlasS fdulpt9 fanben nnb tin suz
9letA Der @naoe be8 &t6ters empfablen. Der
8tGter verurtteilte i'm bterauf gu a6t Ja0ren
Su1tbdus.
Mebt3tnt16e Saber. = @peenannte
medical" 8aber, ais Oampfb1oer, S6pefel=
baber II. ~. tSnnen 8reiptatee ee9en Gertifcat
pom @rat ibres &estmentS uber t6rer Gumpas-
ME I'M 9aule 9fr. 207 64StraBe er6alten, audi
erbalten le %bieielben i'm 0aser, penn Der 9r3t es
fit nDtbtg bdlt.
Sn fpettpr Carpenter BON Der 9leips
yprter Wletrupulttan Nolt3et beftnbet lhb In @al6~
tnston. Dies lOG nit Der Ginrt9tung Der neuel
Wal9tnstoner 9pli3et in Gerbtnbuns te6en.
Sol. ga Qet6e. @tntae
9erren bes 5retmaurer=S rbens BADEN Sdbritte
9etbart, TN Namen peS Srpena, bic QeiAe peS
Sol. Cameron mad Dem Nprpen b~elGrpern al bir=
fen unD baben arSiGt bic grtanbniB pasu sn
erbalten.
Nbtutant bes Sen. McGleGlan.
= Sol. SbcnnaS 81. SeYes BON st., perlelte, Der
bic CONNECTICUT Brigade bel gull Run fommare
6trte, 1T Gen. McGleqan als NOiutaut suqeoeben
tpproen.
e&8en aber 9agen, - Sn @albtno-
ton lteben Die Se5eitcniftsn ni6t i'm Grfnben
BON Su9en butter auperit @taoten snriid. 0enn
aber Die 2il9erei IOpeit 9ebt, Dap 1e gauge @eet=
lnenter NIT SAD nne pad, nebf &anpnen unp
pferben, gum 6etnpe iberge9en tdBt, ME pies
BENT De &alb uno Dem 0aribalpi Geeinent na6-
9ela9t purDe, Damn piro's at ara.
Der 0rtSatsS efretGr be8 YrGfoeu=
ten SObn 5ag 1T mad 8uibineton 3uriidgetebrt.
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Marftpreife.

81 inbpteb. GS wnrben $50 Stitd ouSaebpteu
Vrstle feff. 8rn $S.00@$4.OO % 100 Id
Dur6iantttSpretS 1892 10 100 Id, 0erfaufl
@nrsen ale an btei9e Mebger.
S4metne mettG oerlan9t II. 3M rteberen Vrei>
len ~Ssrtautt Dpn $500 $500 p 100 tb be-
3ablt. t ~e-4 80
@h9afe 81 6@a, 90 seldpren. fir nute Seer
aleObSl, per @aapae 39-4l Cts. fir 90 egt
8uttert bette 0ebea "a Gts. p tb, @labeS 20
-22, Nplbutter 2O-24 Gt5.
Sebern, 40 @ Is els % tb weniae inn Marft .
8rI6te, 8pitea S1.90@2,25, YalmnitGe 6
GtS.. Gprintben 81 @ts., @aaumen 123 @
II Gents, @ttrpnen 81. 90 per 8pr,
Sraugen 81 90 per gpr.
@9pS, % 1,Cnne IN aluutpen $2.53-3.
u nane, pernStaniIAer 224O ca 500 co
Inphenntebl $40 per Epnne.
q ewGrs, YismOnt 81 Cts. y fb 9telfen 10
lO3 @ts.t Dlin. Sn9tper 81 6, Mustatnn6
At Cts.
q etreibG Wetsen ROTH. prbinGr lOO@1O8
gut bis arS9eaetGnet 1lO@115, peiBer quite,
116@12o, ertra fetner 13O0l35.
Safer, @irs; u. Maryl. 33@35, 0eunI. SO,
aprn, wetbes 68@7O, aelbe8 53655 Gts.
&pssen, MarYlanb Sc, pennI. 5000 Gts.
9ppea, neusr % ib OO@35 Gts.
9aute, 8tb lOie 7@s, setrpGnete lib,
9enl &tntUtbg Sl5@l7 per SWINE, alee $ll
OBS in 8bl.
8affse, &iO gut IA @ IA prima l42@l5,
SaSa 10, 3aquagra i5@l6. :
Ipan. Spblen "a M 81, 9auo ae1fl.
"A @ &c, StaOt 24@3O, Ster 3. 5000. so,
8alb 1920 % DMS. -.r ~
MplafeS, WfuscOSabe l9@24, Nep<Srleans
up1tpr 36M38 Sta
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MObert @ibfott,

NEUUEEE |Alb1Ott
6als= unp S6tfsplmmber,
NO. Z "gutapbau8" 8altimpreitr. obertalb @utawfr,
Ut I'M Stanee ale III oteies Sel6dft i9lasenoen 2rbeieu gu perri6-
ten.
Suit no 8raf=Fumpen, marute uab talte Sdhauab doer= Gin
rtdtun9eh, NSaI9-Beb6lter, &amoeS Ii. 4. 10, cbenio potentirte
SebrantS, meI9e ntcbt einfrieren unb nt9t bsrpiItt6 Inb,
peroen an8eIerti9t uue 9arantrt.
Auftrdae perben aut lnb III biataent 8reiie bel0rot. (Spt22, ~
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Gtfenta6n mit8etbeilt bdtte, baB Die 8abn Ser-
fort perQen nirpe, ipenn Der 3ranspOrt Don
S5aarel1 auf %berel6en ni6t e~tnsetelt pIrpe.
Der Gt8ent6iimer seripra8 gu 9ebpr4en unp
ihtdte 8 &anpnen unp Is &arren.9 abun9en
@Safen na4 GUUtn9ton surad. Dtee 8afsn
rorel fir Die Inipns=9 eute in &ent1dY b%elttntntt,
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Ntedanics Snptuas,9nuf.
Wablz

Stir
Slerf ber Court Of Common 4leaS.
@on bieten meiner 6reunte basu aufsefsrSert, babe i5 mid
enntltlollen. ais @%antiOat sur s8ierererwdbIuag ais Gletf 6r
@eHt . sosinipn E:leos gu lteeen, pCrauS9eebt, bab i6 mid Der
Union @onoentlcn far Domination nnterwerfe.
S1t Der nsber5suJun9. bGs metne Off3teGe 9tatietet meinen
e9alhtlenten @enu9tbuuh8 CAB. CRUDE tt metne Sreun6e, mid
mad Srdten unteritlBcn Su mpIen. ~
&u810-g8 gS. &. SamiIL
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BALTIM0Rs LOOK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM oUAOkERf.

vae AMY lnce where a Cure can be obtained.
DR JoaEsos discovered the most Certain speedy and
mack or Limbs srctures Affections Kdaeys and Bladder
eSS oSa.6 @ss " s.s rsp
iaion is.r Tridy res nE Dignsss o. sight or SD
Irnrs somarh or Bovethose Terrific Disorders arising nom
e solitary Hahs Of Yonhose sEcRNr and soiary prseoes
Of Ulysses, Slshns the mes; brilliant hopss or sns
derns marriage, Ae'' mpI s1ss,, ,,,s 81 i, -- y
Especially who have become the victims Of solarJ Wise shat
and aaS which ssS and
Sn, itsiee uho nigh, otherwise have enhanced nsssass
lyng Tyre, may call with fan coincidence. -.t t-1 y
N.s pcc,. =, younx Nm eopt.,l.,,nz marriage, belns
Of phyeal weshnss organic debility, dsfoFues &e'
Ht Who place. himself under the car. Of Dr. may reorsy
ecnide his honor genensn and confidently rely upon hs
- ORGANIC wrAKNEss
linz edlately Cured aad Fui visSr Restored 80. :
rsge lnpossbs-h Inc penalty paid BY Improper
ndugcnoes Young too sp,io commit exesses a
MOI. vSo isss nnssssa ne iaSss vii pretend deny
he 81 a. s. .esai " iei
pleasure Of healthy eprng the most serious and destructive
rsnscd The Phys and Loss Of Pro-
creative Power Nervous feipa, on o. Vie
ue. Indigestion, Constitutional Debility Wasting ofthe FFare
o''S1' VosfJGE NO. TsouTH FREDERICK srsEEr.
L hand side going Baltimore street, dOo;, from the
sorne- FAl not tc observe and number.
Letters paid sse coa.an stamp The Doctors Dpo
na. hang 10 his Office
~ o eminent COLLEGES In the Unite states greater
par. life spent In ihe hospitals Of London Par
phng cures that Known troubled with ringing
The head and ears vhsa asleep great beng alarm
tended sometimes with arrangement OF rnd we're cured In
medatS!y. ,,,-, an ,,or,or
Dr. addresses al those Who have Injured heTieyes BY In
nd Ing them for either business, study, society
~,
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| YElHE VOLUN EERs MANUAL AND DRILL
BOOK rbs ihMEolAfs P0BLlCATtos-A ooMPLny
rEERs, MILITIA AND H0sE GUARD Complied from The
latest authors and adapted e discipline and dr Of vosn
tees and eold by Col VIM H. Richardson, Jr. This work
Ihoud be In the hands every The Militia veil - 10 Che
hands OF every pclunteer and q ixea In the .F
BoUTHERN OOhYEDERACY. ~
just what al every Company either In seve
service the Home Guard reqar everything brought
up 70 the army requirements Of the present umA
Orders shoad be addressed 70 the pubnshsr.
MI puhr 49, pook.. lie
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
FOR THE SALE or NFCgOEs

FOR THE SALE on SEGsoES
TXidE nndsrgned commnced the Auction business
FOR the sale OF NEGRaES az the Al don Room FRANKLIN
street. lately ocensied BY BeTrs GREGORY
Ne vii sell Negroes both pghhy AVID privately, and Solc e
AS ri ndB and the p1hhe generally He pledges Ill,
efs tia his patrons. and hsuers hi sell
a from his oag experience. IN the Trad be viii be enables 20
the hi prices He Win make Hterai advances
al properly In hl1dArd II prepared 70 beard persons en-
gycd 10 the sde and also thr serEanhavng ample accom-
nodGions fer bou. L II sfVKsS,
On Franklin, sId door below Val streel
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JAMES w0oDHoUSE CO.. purchased Just previous tht
ID present block de, the largest and best II
WHITING PAPER
shch they have had 10 BEFORE sbraepg Fooesp
Mote, DewJ sad medium psre qaAis wsrt
s be sold 81 their usual prices for caSb strictly pronp
custom payable Let July snsuing
They have hand good 81 sAer Stationery,
geher With every description Of Blank nsss usually kept for
ssis myt
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

". RANDOLPH, i9i Main Street, has for sale full
stack o. School and Miscellaneous Books Cap, Letter. Note
and appng pspsrPsns Ink ENVELOPES Inkssnds peret
H.-t Roots and other Arss Of s,aiorefJ. AJo L.sA-
siLnGEsd - Ili5 ~.Cs - - = nyI