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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

THE FIRING INTO THE GXoRGKs CREEk-Cant
isisc Wlllets, OF the steamer Georges Creek pub
lshts In the savannah Republican the correc,
version OF the firing into his steamer on the nj Oh,
Of the Both ult
l came to anchor about one-fourth of mile
below Fort JAG kson, with my lights showing
brilliantly, but the steamer swinging round witt
we nood ,ude hid them from view; upon which
without being hailed, two blank cart,idge, and
one shot was fred, when sent boat ashore 10
explain the cause to the officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

p EMOVAL.
IL LIE and FIRE INSURANCE.
Tho Agency OF the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY of Phiiadelr hia, the Commonwealth tIre
lnsu' ance COMPANY OF tue state of Penns lvsnia
and the 0rth American Fire Insurance. Company
OF Hartford Connecticut, is remoy ed 20 the Wash-
S|Sdno. no. $40, hrst floor, where s. | Information
or ihle ana flTo INSURANCE. may be received free
OF charge i1suraHos at the usual city rates Losses
paid promptly. ~ S'
hp63t' JOHN RIGGJrs 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

LABOR MEETING IN BALTIMoRE-On Friday
afternoon meeting OF the workingmen Of Balti.
more was held, to take under consideration the
present state OF financial affairs, ard TO arrange
some plan by which the men now ufering from
want OF employment may be relieved. Speeches
an address to the city councils, praying that work
might be given them on the public grounds
Everything was quiet and orderly, and 1t Is hoped
some plan may be devised for their relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

MAToR BEN McCurLouaH.-Ws ~. ,n,o,,,
that Major Ben Mccullough, Of Texas, was ,esD
TO emerge yesterday morning about daybr.,t
from the residence OF gentleman In the First
ward Of this city, noted for his complexItv with
the counsel' Of the chief conspirators OF the on.
gafchy az this point. On quitting the house he
mounted horse standing conveniently near the
door, and rode on-doubtless across III. Long
bfidge' Into Virginia, from whence, we take n,
TOT granted, he came to pay this secrs, midnIobt
Visit 70 The Federal Metropolis We have eve,v
reason TO place implicit confidence In thi, st,,e.
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

s EXECUTIVES APPOINTMENT The President
made the following appointments to-day:
Hugh w ilson, Register Of the Land Once al
Clarksville, Ark.
Geo B. Roberts, Postmaster at La Porte, Ind.
John Andrews, Postmaster az Michigan City
Ind. -
VIM. Wilson, Postmaster at LogansporI, Ind.
! f r. Farnham, Postmaster at South Bend Ind
Mrs Margaret Silliman, Postmaster at Potts
Vile, Pa.
( Thos. T. Davis, Postmaster at Minefsville, Pa.
M. p. Fowler, Postmaster at Tamaqua, Pa.
. Jas r. Berry, Register Of Land Once at Hunts
Vile, Ark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

. APPOINTMENTS e. Delafeld Smith has been
appointed U. 5. District Attorney for the South
ern District Of New York, vice Judge Roosevelt,
resigned
John F. Babcock has been appointed Collector
at New Haven; Edwin Cowies, Postmaster at
Cleveland. Ohio; Samuel Andrews, Postmaster
st Camden. N j Lapander r. Webb, Surveyor
et Peoria, Ill John Youngs, Collector at San
dusky, Ohio; David Morgan, POI: master at Min.
neapoiis, Mimi Samr w God, Collector at Paso
del Norte, New Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06
spiri, Of the Morning Press

The InteHissresr quotes from the speech Of
Hon VIM. c. Rives 10 show that the proposition
Of the Peace Conference held in this city, secures
all and even more to the South than that intro
duced by Mr.. Crittenden.
The RspsbIican thinks the Hon. VIM. C. Rives,
after having "dons nothing but agitais the
slavery question for the last six months" is not
the man to charge others with keeping alive
and fomentIng agitation" !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

IL From the publishers, Rudd 4 Carlsto,
New York, through Philip 4 solomon.. W. b,v.
The National Controversy; or, The Voice Of N
Fsthe' upon the state Of the County," by Joe.
c. Sdles."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06
BY J. G. MCGUIRE CO, Aucuoneer,.
ENTENSlNE SALE BY CATALOGuR OF
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auctlon.,r,

by j. Y. Mc6UlRE d CO Auctloneerp
EETENslVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
"a rURNIIuREAND ETFscTsoF Claws HqJEL,
April Stu, commencing az 10 90 oos, and oon,i1
Jung from day 70 day until the whole Is disro,ed
OF, We VIII toll al the FurnItu>e and Fdaots ~
tlr,s Hotel Poem. avenue, between Sd and az
eIeets. oomPIlslng about one hundred psrlors aud
Very superior and nearly new Rosewood Chicter-
Ing seven octave z iano Forte. over and Stool
are and handsome French plate MsLtal Mirror
Oas Chardeiiers, Brackets and Fixtures throuth,
Hand some Walnut end MAHOGANY ParIor Funi
iqrs. finished in Brooatelle, Plush and Hair
Msrble-top Center, Sofa and Side Tables,
@eEut Mhatnot: Faroy Chairs aud Tables
Walnut Writing Desks and fiookca.e,
Handsome Veivet and RrusselG Camel,
Oic.oth, hngs and ingram Carpets
nit-lfaine hante mirTors. Vases and Orpanents
brocate!le ard Lace Curtains, CornIce and Fir
lures, e-N fAA-
Rosewood and Walnut Bsdste,d,
Dr' eslng Bureaus. Washstands and Nsrdreh>~
Eeather Bede, BolstcrE eBd Pillows Toilet sets
Surird Hair snd Hunk Mattresses
LARGE quantity Of Bed ana Table Linen
biannen' comforts and Counterpanes in large
Dining Tables. Oak Dining Chairs,
rrenSa ana Stone China Dinner, Dessert and Tea
Table Cutlery, SILVER plated Ware. c..tor,.
66.snns Dsnes, Mslters, Coffee and Tea Urns,
i.iquors snc CIsars,
Iron Safe, Desks and Ofics FurnIture.
steam Boiler, atIng Apparatus 40
ioseteer with large qua thy or aousebold ~
Terms: So nad urder cash: over thai .,,o.x,
ofeot OF % and 30 days, for Satisfactorily endorseS
notes, hearing Interest ~A~0'seo
ma 50 -eO3ds &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auot..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

As WE 20 TO press, we hear 10 stated that thu
President has been clOseted for some hour, to.dsv
WITH Lieut. Talbot, arrived from Fort Sumter
with dispatches from Maj Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

MAINE APPOINTMENTS Jason Weeks, Post
master at Bangor; Dwight b. Barnard, Postmas
ter at Calais; VIM. b. Smith, Collector at Ma
chias; Truman Harmon, Collector at Belfast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

MORE CALIFORNIA APPOINTMENTS. ID. w
Nudge, Appraiser General; Otis F. Willie, Coin.
or Of the Mint
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seuALIs" ANTICIPATED AT CHAsLx,rox
ne CHARLESTON correspondent Of the Richmond
Dispetch teiegrsphed that journal yesterday That
IA - looked equally" In the Palmetto city.
rna look out today (Friday) The corrss,
Eonasnt probably foreshadows an ASSAULT mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

ARMY OFFICER RESIGNED Second Lieut
stephen ID. Ramseur, (Of N. c., 9Th Artillery U
8. A, has resigned.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On the morning of the 9Th inst. q small
IL oval BREASfPIN containing Ia r; the Ini-
tails OF the owners name the under side. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by lesyIng il at
No. I34 Penn. avenue, between nth and iSth sta.
sp6I'
L OST-On Thursday evening, the 9Th in slant.
- between the corner of and Touth streets and
ths store OF Hooe, Brother Co., heavy gold link
BRACELET, aho1t an inch WIDE. The finder wi n
be suitably rewarded by leaving the same with
Messrs. hOOE. BRO. & CO. ap6-St
STRAYED-On Monday, the LIST instant, q hack
- aud while spotted buffalo cow, for ~zEuA
merry owned 10y j. NJ. Busher. Her ear EA
marks are not recolected tail long and
hushy, and her body and hips spotted like n coach
dogs. liberal reward will be paid for any infor-
apps
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
= WILL Not be responsible for any debts con-
raoted by any person except my wife and self
ap i-S' j. b. HAw.
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BOARDING.

BOARD -Plessant Rooms, with Board, can b,
- had at No. IS -Four and -a-half st,
ap 5-2w (Republean.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

0ETHE LECTURES BY DR.. SAMSON.
tInued EVERY SATUR DA Y MIG II e, st eusrter
20 eight. q the ooms OF the Younr Meas Chris.
MS Assoclation. Pa. avenue, opposite BrovnS.
Hotel. kyery Sabbath school teacher is pa1tiep.
larry invited. Young men, do not forGct This intsr
estins and ilshuetiye meeting. ap1 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

CHINA TEA SETS,
- AT 50 so Per SET
We have just opened lot Of China Tea sets 80
pieces, " hIch we VIII sell at ss50 per set
G. w. BOTELER d SON
aP 4Seo BIS, Iron Hal,
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nN MONDAY, APRIL srH.
~ MORE BLACK SILK CLOAKS,
LADIES' BLACK SILK SACQUES,
BLACK SlLk COATS,
At MAXWELL'S, 32s Law,
B.-Cloak X ooms second story ap 6 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

.e .a9'zgrl-zs3 Gas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01

iion Throughout Il iauce luu conviction lHfyef-
sal that the iab6ring classes have firm friend ID
the Emperor. Nor are they deluded in this regard.
He has himself had to contend with contumely and
poverty, and his sympathes are always with thoae
who labor and suffer. Let him live and reign ms
shree-score years and ten and the conditon OF tne
workingmen in France will be greatly neliorated
II he is q despot it is because the interests OF
France require him to be such, and he viii relax
his rule and extend the privileges Of the people as
they are able to bear them.
The speech delivered in the Senate Ghamner on
the first February by Prince Napoleon, douotless
defines the Imperial policy, which is, to give to
the Pope that half of the city of Rome when lies
on the right bank of the Tiber; and to assign TO
the King of Italy that part which occupies the
Of bank. The former will then be in possession OF
sufficient territory with his garrison, his guards
since he must have guards whom nobody proposes
to inJure-and all the meretricious show Oh arms,
equpage, drapery, feathers, and tlnfoii, 10 Keep
up the Illusion of temporal power, .Whlcn no
longer belongs to him. It is evident, therefore,
that the solution of this yexed question is now az
hand.
In further illustration of what have said re-
speeding the influence of the Napoleonle measures
and views upon the state of Europe, it may De now
added as rumor pretty well accredited by poiIti-
cians that Russia as well as Austria, IS about TO
offer constitution to its people and this is to be
| done Immediately after the emancipation OF the
serfs is safely effected. The condition OF Poland
just now greatly disturbed, as well as the spread
| of liberal IDEAS make this necessity, which viii
| soon be felt by all the powers of Europe. Though
| to be sure, there are none after RUSSIA, without
constitutional forms-bus greatly deficient in free
| dom OF action.
The papers will inform you of the troubles al
Warsaw, and of the strong petition sent by thu
| people of Poland to Alexander for an acknoWledg
ment of their nationality. Great deliberations are
promised, and l doubt not we may expect. grea
and favorable political changes in Europe in til
course of this spring and the coming summer l
not, there will surely be war
| Per contra.-The Austrian Gazette says tina
Francis II will remain in Rome as long as the Pop
does. And that may not be long, if it be true tina
Picdmontese one. So, again, the on dit is, tina
the Spanish Ministry have pronounced in favor c
the temporal power of the Pope, and have re
pudiated the idea of his removing his residence
as the suggestion of somebody behind the throne
90 All REyOIR.
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pstuate her superiority ny most avads Z,
efforts in all the departments OF her industry. Inc
race of competition still continues, and may CON
tinue until her rivals become her destroyerse
France, Germany, Italy, Russia, and even Spain,
Sweden and Denmark are marching in the same
direction. When Russia and France absorb Tur-
key, Syria, Egypt, Greece; and the British domin.
ions are pushed down to the ocean in India, and
all the world completes with her in South America,
the Pacific, China, Australia, ETC., how will the
balance Of power and prosperity stand?
You of the Southern States desire to be
Independent. Then begin by raising your own
food. You cannot eat cotton, nor the money
you may get for it. 10 be sure you may bny,
but not always. The time may come when
others may refuse to SELL Not only raise your own
food but learn to manufacture all your articles of
indispensable neeessty-doing it, however, under
the lowest possible tariff consistent with revenue,
but never aiming to become either great COM
| mercial or great manufacturing nation. You want
no ships except for your harbors. Rely upon and
| multiply your forts Let others do your carrying
| trade. Let them come to you, and put yourself
| under no necessity to go to them. A navy and
| foreign commerce carried on in yonr own ships,
exposes you to unreasonable expenses ank con.
| slant danger of fore gn war. You have rich and
fertile country, an extensive sea-board, fine har-
| bors, and saubrious climate. Do not then fall
into the popular errors of other nations, and force
the growth of any particular branch of industry al
| the expense of another. Develope your resources
t'equally. The manufactures that grow up under a
low tariff will need no propping. and need fear nc
competition. All the world will want must have
your cotton, and will gladly bring you ali you wan
to buy. Be wise, then, and buy only what yor
want. You will soon become rich, Independent
and happy people.
It was a very simple, but very significant event
which suggested these reflections. 1t was this
reading in the Times this morning that yesterda.
in the House of Commons, Mr. Gregory gave motto
that sat early day, he would call the attention
Her Majesty's Government to the expediency of
prompt recognition of the Southern Confederacy G
America Now, this is the expression of England
necessity, and it is compelled against her stron
anti-slayery feelings by the critical position i
which her system has placed her. So too c
France, the Aoniteer, the official PAPER, assume
I the same tone as the London Times, a convert t
secession and to the doctrine that Cotton is King
, But, remember, this is from no love of you or you
institutions. If it be qualification, let it also
for your instruction.
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THE BrAuyIg,J1-Tnn yA1uABLE.-The adver

The BEAur1FuI-THE YALUABLE-The adver-
sement Of Mr. j. A. Braselnau of Magazine and St
Andrew streets, will parioaafy attract the attention Of onr
sdy He is now oetin at prices heretofore nnheard
Of The choicest qualities odess goods such es saws mud
ilts the most approved qua tiles OF kid gloves and all the
rIous articles til SO especially deed by lady frieads
when it pehses adorn streets Besides this
soret of linen oared prices that vii
attention necessarily scarcely incumbent upon us hut f
lie benefit Of onr lady readers NO refer them the ad
vertiseraent Of Mr., Breselman, to-day appearing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01
EpRA's ROTARY PRESS
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
4s Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.
REA BROS, FEorRrE4oEs.

we have in use tho latest and improved machinery
and en- oico well stocked with every style of type.
Having during the past summer added Ruling Machine
we solicit the orders of patrons in that lno SECS lv&W
aSyxTEIsfgFSH sEn REMEDY "a AN uNFA1LINa
Snece for all Diseases of the Urinary Organs and Con
.aral Alternative and Bloed Purifier. .
rs.Ths Renedy'' when all other preparations fail
nI entirely unlike every other for
eneNl Diseases contains no Mineral Poison or Nateous
Js being prepared Roots Banks and Leaves. III the
nItis nature's remedy for GonoTrheS ana Geef
CJe Structure especially recommended Tor fo Al
bns in Fenales) this complaint is Invaluable
rAs general Alternative apd blood purifier has no equa
and ns mi n to cure ScroulR Secondary Syphilis Glandu-
lar Seiugs Mercuria and all upve Diseases curing them
more speedy and permanently than medicine known
n does This by purifying and cleansing the boodeau5ing Vt 70
its Original purify and vgor, thus removing from the
svsten all impure and pecous causes which have induced
all nd cases of Gonorrhea and elect that have baed
als and recent 1t in from one to three days
Afew doses positively all scadng heat chordee and
! pain e : 80. .,..a.e..o ,.!,, o,,,, o,..s =,
sceTt rsouirss no assistance from other mediocre.
E-I Mn lay on the toetabs or in the counting,
without lis ever being suspected remedy for private dis
cases -, s,,. .z,t,, .fi, I;rs.4,ona so,
theiI ner n1anent cure accompany each bottle
AFor full particulars get Clfcnlar FREE from any eFus
store in the United States = a. ,h4.fo. Gov az
nv MI +esnpnsibe druggists dealers in medicines nrongn
out the United States and at wholesale by all
POTTER MHRWTM ssIs RFfpsS6tso5s St Louis NO
~ Nos q and LII Ghartres stieeE
Wholesale Agents for the South.
Rt-sold by all Druggists. ialS lyS"
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DISEASES OLE TIE THROAT AND LuNes.-The ter

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGs.-The ter
rbe fatality these diseases should amonh persous who
50 afflicted adopt best and most rational remedies without
loss of time Dr. c. f. Crane well known practitioner of this
CITY, has opened institute No l35 ST. Joseph street. where
he specially these diseases by inhalation of
cal yapors connection with constitutional remedies. This
mode of practice is fast becoming established the
sure striking directly the seat of the disease with
out npairing the strength and Vgor of the patient.
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:ErEInIRol.p,s- GENuINE rREpARArIoN-

a. ~
#TGHg t fsF s tie k ksads
SHkIEEoIDts gUGHu for the Gravel H..
HhM aRoIs B Bc1 f for " Rs p5asy
EMB9T, BTGA rs Is h2ss q si y V
HRLNiR6I.p,s BHgIII{ ~ 81 TiHien Breathing.
HEfsMB9Is BUZZ EG Fer G asSa peSiy
AEhR9Fbs T fer N HfE5a sTa nsesso
HITMsoLB,s BgC IiII toE 4 wsksia Ing
HEhaBoIbs BU6Ii for Haavinssg e The Eyelid with
seftP5 Foa hSsi s sd sslsnes with
Want q a, teRtl3n and ~ m95F9 e Of sSssy
HEiMICi1p's BUGHU for Exceeses arising from fndis
oreion, and all diseasesof
E EEaAhEs FEMAhES F FEaALEs,
Ola or yaung, Single, Married contemplating Marriage
TAKENo MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF no AVAIL.
BELABoLD's EXTRACT BuoHU is the very best remedy
ed I9 e GgsGs SssRs S tho m s T Sses
or change Of life. Sec sgnptohas above "."
No Family Should he Without Teg
MORE BhAM NfJss as or Unpleasant aed
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUGHU CURES
Secret Diseases e..
q ttetr stages, y, Aslittls s csP
Little rnu change Of diet, No Inconvenience,
u.s aEbMFolSs RxTai6T R1oHGfor Ezoo''ssaris'ns
-, BY Young and Odd.
sng from II. AH 9 5s'R Bs r.
Il abort time to d state Of Health and Purify
Nae IEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for Diseases Snd
A S. g ES 9:Eas"5 23s5S for all
ana'N1sN4D9 - Urinary orgaEa.
Whether sxstingin
Male or Female,
from whatever csuse originating and matter OF
How Lostg StnndAaaEs
the above diseases and symptoms admit of tie game treat
L rnent and may originate from the same cause
an Esendg Read! Read! Read!
J5EINB0ID,S BUCHU SAFE und pleasant in taste and
odor, bu immediate in It's acton. 49,, r,, ~. =.
Personally before Alderman Of the city Of
rhiladepha, IT, \. HELMB0LD Cbealist, WHO being dn!
ewor does sy that his preparation contains 10 Narcotic her
Curry az Injurious drugs, hnt are purely vegetable A..
, III t. HEIMB BOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
oyr and sufgcribed this I'D day Of November.
1864. WIN r u LbAtDl A!aernahh'
Ip.aSssraa nv II, T. HELMB0LD,
&c., -t.1'-' Practical and Analytical Chemist,
g lO4 Sonth street, below GhafnEs,
}g .s5t ~ PhindeBhs.
sYsvyare Of Counterfets and unprnciped Dealers who
to dispose cs their own" and other articles on the
Heinbod's Genuine Prepnra;ons.
40. :. SarsanarilG.
ge5.Ss8 :, Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT h CO.,
- n 81 and Isl Ehartres street,
And all Druggists everywhere.
Ez9-Ask for HEIiEBOLD' No Other Gut out the
advertisement send for It, and avoid Imposition and S
nos,,rs. 80 '~- !aSl lydW
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T.. W, Lyons g. Co.-This widely known and

i. W. LYONS q CO.-IhlS widely Kn0Wn anu
justly popular Southern clothing establishment Nos &C. IS and
80 ST. Charles street, offers large and varied stock Of spring
and summer clothing both wholesale and retail The goods
have been with especial view both the taste and
economy MI purchasers. We would particularly call aen
ton to Of youts boys and cldrens cloth
ing complete outfit Of any desired quality be had at
their emporium No. rs ST. Charles street, which exclusively
devoted to the sale of these articles.
These goods offered low prices not being burened
with charges imposed under the recently existing tariff We
refer 10 the advertisements appearing in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-01
SANFORD'S
PER Nv we o Z At O Il
Never DeblItGatcss

tits compounded entirely from Gums become an s
sGhed fact Standard Medicine known approved by eli
hat used and resorted with confidence in all
the diseases for which tits recommended
It has thousands within the tive years who had
given all hopes of relief unsolicited certi
Gates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted to Of the indyfd
ual taking and used in such quantities gently on the
Bowels.
yourjudgmen guide you in the use of the
Liver Invigoraor, and will cure Lvcr Complaints, Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Dierrhea Summer Complaints
Dyaensery Dropsy Stomach Batusl Costvenes Choc
Cholera Cholera orhu Cholera Infantum Faulenee
Dice Fenae Weaknesses and may be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine It will cnre Sick Headache, af
thousands can testify twenty rhues If two throetea
spoorsfu taken at commencement OF attack All who
are giving their testimonyin sfayor.
Nix waern the mouth with the Inyigeraor, and swa=ou
hothtogethet.
Price, 81 per bottle.
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Honr TeApu.-Messra. Giouel 4 Lamison. M

HOME TRADE.-Messrs. Giquel Il Jamson, No.
Canal street. to-day advertise large stock of French Irish
scoc linen goods directly imported These goods have
been c4retuly with suit the requirements Of
house keepers Linens every description. indispensable
household purposes sch seetinss, table services NAPKINS
etc. are included stock They Offer too choice
ton The styles If dress organdies
barege of every quality aud pattern mentioned among
.oihars Sec lie nd per sement
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Attorney-and. Counseilor-a

Depot 4 Broadway and sold by ell dealers throughout
the world.
Restorative pnt bottles Of three Sizes Viz Large
medium and small The small holds half pint and reeils for
ono dollar per bottle. The medium bottle holds a. least twenty
per in proportion than the small and retas Ter
in proporon and retas for three doi!ars bottle. g
WOGn Co, Proprisors Az Broadway Row York, hnd u.
Market street St ou Mo- and sold by all good aruggs AID
feney goods Dealers
J. WRIGHT Il CO., Isentr
q and ISL ChaItreBstreet