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EOR RENTAL elegantly furnished HOUSE
a with all the moder1 improvements, on Twelfth
SION given Immediately. Apply on the premises.
m S0ltf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

Col. ELLswORTH's SUCCESSOR Secretary
Of Gen. Scott gives notice that he cannot respond
to the many Inquiries made concerning the place
made vacant by the death Of Col. Ellsworth, in
any better way than by stating that the place is
well filed temporarily by the former Lieutenant
Colonel, Farnbam; and there is no reason to be-
lieve that the Department will deem 1t expedient
to remove him.
The PRIZES AT THE NAVY YARp-The prizes
at S32, 472-the British schooner Tropic Wind,
laden with tobacco, worth SD Az, and the schrs
Gen Knox and Virginia, laden with timber, each
TO the amount Of 5000 The former was cap
.ured down in Ham pton Roads, and the two
latter at the mouth Of York river. They are now
at the yard awaiting the order Of the District
Court Of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-30

WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN n l.rCe
w assortment of GREY and BLUE FLANNEL
OVER-SHlkrS, WHITE SHIRTS, DRAW
Frs, CAMP BLANKETS, HALF HOST, &C.
which We invite all cash purchasers 20 exsmiue
before making their selections
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
322 Pa. av., between 9Th aud 10th sis
m2 Hntel!Igencer and Republican,
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WANTS.

WANTED-Bya respect able woman, q SITUA-
w TON as chamoernai or nurse. GOOd re-
concentrations can be given. Address Box =, stat
Office no a So
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FOR RENr-The north HOUSE of the row Of
L new four-story houses On Fourth st., between
ID And T. sts., No. 3sS, fronting the City Hall
square Possession given immediately. Apply to
WILLIAM IL. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
40 Louisiana avenue. ma IL eotf
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Mon. TRooPs The Gd,ibaIdi Guard Aryipe
About IL O'Clock last night, the Carl bald Guard
Col; Geo d. Utassy, arrived here direct from New
York, numbering $50 officers and men. Like
the German Rifle Regiment, which arrived here
yesterday morning, instead Of drum CORPS, Ii Is
provided with a corps Of hum peters, which pro-
duces the most martial and inspiring music, and
obvIates entirely the necessity for drums, as the
bugle call 10 substituted for that OF the drum The
men are all well skilled In the use of firearms,
especially the rife, with which they are to be
Immediately provided. They are all furnishe
with side arms, and amply supplied with clothing
They are dressed In Chasseur jackets, and Zouave
pants of dark blue, trimmed with red cord and
facings. black leggings, and Garibaldi hats with
black feather. The Garibaldi Guard Is composed
of six different nationalities, one company being
of Frenchmen, one of Italians, three Of Hunga-
rlans, three OF Germans, one OF Swiss, and one OF
Spaniards Nearly all Of them are married men
The brother Of Paymaster Norton, Of this regi-
ment, MIR Frank II. Norton, contributes the fol-
lowing song to the men, to cheer them on their
marches against the enemies Of their adopted
country:
AIR-"Pa,tant pour la Syrie"
Forward, men, and meet the foe
You strike for your chosen land;
Let the tramp, tramp Of your marching feet
Be the guide to your steady hand.
Remember how your sires have fought
Remember your wrongs Of old
And fight for right and justice
Till your hearts red blood runs cold.
We come from many a far-of cline,
And speak in many a tongue,
But Freedoms song will reach the heart
In whatever language sung.
Then wake your voices; let them ring,
From mountain-side to sea,
In one glad chorus G cd protect
Our Home and LibeT.y!n
Remember, men, whose name We bear
He Of the lion soul
And cry 1t forth till the woods resound,
And the mountain echoes roll;
And letit be your proudest boast,
Your dearest honored fame,
To have won your laurels In the light
OF that great patriot name.
Your native lands shall glow with pride
From Hungary's wide plains
To ltaly's blOod-crimsoned fields,
Your deeds shall cleanse their stains;
And every man who falls shall leave
Above the grassy sod
The name of one who fought and died,
For Freedom and his God
The ~ tha
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


senate.
ALBANY, Feb. 25, 1881.
Mr.. hANnfRx introduced bill amending the charter Of
New York city. II aboshes the Bureau of Markets. in
the City Inspectors department and makes 1t q bureau
In the Department Of Finance The powers Of the City
Inspector in said bureau transferred the Comptro
Ter. Laid aside for the present.
Mr.. MAS1xRRE introduced bill In aid Of the New York
Juvenile Asylum. 1t provides that when they have Oh
tanned by voluntary subscription $50 o0O the Board Of
Supervisors at their discretion may raise so 900 by
taxation for said asylum.
Mr.. CONNOLLY introduced bill TO amend the act an
pointing Commissioners 10 lay out tho streets north Of
155th street, New York II provides that the ground
marked out Tor opening shall be and two avenues
laid out, one in continuation Of Ninth avenue and the
other to be called Manhattan place-the width OF the
latter To BIO rs feet and that of the former 100 feet
Mr.. GARDINER introduced bill for the relief Of poor
imprisoned debtors. provides that when such debtor
shall mako an affidavit and serve the same on tho
Sheriff. that he IL unable 10 support himself the dean
ing creditor shall pay two dollars week for his (the
debtors) board.
The bill TO incorporate the Peoples Savings Bank New
York was taken up for third reading and recon-
mitted.
Several bills Of local interest were then passed
The Senate axed the time Of meeting hereafter al ten
O'Clock in the morning.
Adjourned.
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the bowels, Mrs. Gasoline MAo,ss, in the asth year 4
The relatives and friends are resuecul,v nv,,sd a -
tend the funeral, this (ruesday) Afternoon AZ tbre
o'clock FROM her late residence. No rs Clarke street.
Philadelphia and Saratoga papers please copy
McIEoY -MARCARET McEIRoY, in the 3si wear of bsur
age native OF the parish of Dromore, county Tyroas
Ireland.
Her friends and those Of her brother Felix Mcr,rov
OF her sister Sarah McEroy and Of her cousin Pa
trick hoNuy respectfully invited TO attend the fa-
neral on Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock from No
ls2 Warren street, Jersey City, to Calvary Cemetery May
she rest 10 peace. Amen.
PryTsERE this city, on Monday, February 25, Dr.
ParR A PRS1xERx in his s2i year native OF France.
and Tor tho last thirty three years resident OF this
The funeral service will be held at the residence Of his
son. T. A. lreterre SIS Pear street. Wednesday morn
ing, at ten o'clock Albis freads, and those Of his IN
invitation.
plRANs in Railway, N. J., suddenly, on Sunday.
February "a, p. DOUGLAS, Of L. Murray and iato
CaropeC C. Perkins, aged years, 1 month and sdays
Sik~ARr-0n SUNDAY night February "a, at ten O'Clock,
after bref il1ess OF only four days, JosT d. STxwA,
Jr son Of Joseph D. and Amanda Stewart aged Is years.
] months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends of the family, and also ths
members OF Acacia lodge 1927, + and A. NJ invited
to attend the funeral this Cuesday) afternoon TIVE
O'Clock which will take place from tho residence Of his
sAsGI in Brooklyn, on Sunday morning. February
"a fs,npr, son Of Henry and Sarah Marshall Sanger,
aged years, III months and days.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend tAs
Afternoon, at three O'Clock
l'coNiyu Ou Moiuay Mtcthoo roUEuSr
* 20, Ookskus SMossoS, youngest child Of George and
oIa.herne simonson, aged year, months and daya
he relatives and friends Of tho family invited -
az the funeral from the residence OF his parents No.
90 Kyerson street, north OF Myrtle avenue this (fues
day. afternoon, at two O'Clock
Hudson county papers please COPY
VAN asI-m Brooklyn on Monday, February 25, a.
scarlet iever AMELIA NJ. daughter Of George and Anna
Van Alst, aged years and 0 months
Inc relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral from the residence Of hs
parents 2i5 Cumberland street this uesday) aftornoon
at three clock.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1851.
The steamer Tennessee has arrived at this port having
LEFT Vera Cruz the 21st inst
Consul Pickett has resigned his Consulate and Is POS
sengcr by the Tennessee. The remainder Of tho excd
Mexican bishops also passengers the Tennes 90,
and are bound 70 Havana.
Tho Constitutional government fast and success
fully recognising circular had been Issued TO tho DIFF
fcrent States TO enter into no arrangements with
foreign governments, and retaining behalf of tho
general governu emit, the treaty making power. The
army was to DO thoroughly recognised, ana liberal
schemes OF colonization were about being arranged.
The United States ffigate Macedonian arrived at vora
Cruz on the 10th instant The Powhattan Cumberland
and Pocahontas were about TO sail for New York.
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

ALBANY, Fob Is, 1861.
There considerable excitement here over the ign.
Of Lincoln from Harrisburg to Washington. Several Of
the most active republicans denounce the move decar
ing showing the white feather whilst others consider
il . judicous movement.
Weed was autographed for and left for Washington this
afternoon What screw is loose nowp
The amendments to the charter OF New York are
making their appearance in shoals Senator Manierre
introduced one to transfer the Bureau of Markets from
the City Inspectors Department TO that Of the Comp
troler. Is this move TO provide an office for
James rvingi Senator Kelly has another amend
ment, remodeling the entire charter 1t originates
with Mayor Wood and gives the Mayor the appointment
OF all heads OF departments, and makes him the chief
man. Mr. Hardy presented another amendment contem.
plating placing greater safeguards around the Office Of
Collector Of Assessments
Mr.. Elngwood introduced bill this evening that may
be put down az "bg thing" II authorizes the con
sructon Of pier hundred feet from pier No North
river, and parallel thereto in accordance with ordi-
nance adopted by the Board Of Aldermen In 1858.
The Senate was engaged long time at their usual
tom Of boys play 1t is about time that this matter
stopped If the Senator's have no respect for them
selves they should have some for the State.
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The Aud.rsou slave Case.

Translated IRON the Paris tatre OF Feb for the NEW
YoRK Herald
The crisis existing 10 the United States gives
greater importance TO Judicial discussion which has
taken place In London before the Court OF queen Bench
It's decision lead Enrlard into double connct-onc
with tho United States and the other with Canada
This verdict lin the OF An
by the abolitiousts Of EagL1nd while il has
caused great eyciterscnt amongst the English
lawytrs. IL is the FIRST instance Of appeal being
rod from colonial court 10 the Court OF Queens Bench
since independent legislative institutions have been
granted 10 Canada VIII tho courts OF Canada acknow.
ledge tho supremacy Of jursslcton which the Court Of
Westminster has assumodY viii not the Colonial paria-
mont also therein nh arbitrary assumption which
might have a result tho Indirect submission of the
deed, what becomes Of the legislative Independents
Of the colony II verdict q Canadian court,
founded colonial law, be quashed BY
English tribunal becaso IL may be Ia opposition TO
English avf u IL, therefore, apprcheuded that the IA
madam officials viii dsoboy the njunctons OF the Court
OF Westminster. Wiz, then, tie metropolitan govern
ment undertake 10 ccercc them to obedience, VIII Il
leave n verdict az IN imperial court unexecutcdy
Tho difficulty IL not less IN regard To tho Upitcd States
The American government has taken steps which are
udcious II hgs submitted itself 20 the necessity Of csm
meLcDg action BY legal means before court which IL
had to believe a sovereign IL has obtained
n verdict in its favor, and Il Will claim It's fuhmcnt. II
IL with the Canadian officials that Il deals and i will tbs
more forcibly reject the Interference 0f the English
held language Injurious to tho American legislation lf
the federal officials threatouing language
towards Canrda, win tho latter hazard war for the
honor Of English court, or BY giving up Anderson
place itself In opcn contradiction with tho tribunals aud
tho government Of the metropolis
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The City Hotel here was the sccnc Of an attempted
suicide on Saturday night man and woman engaged
together and largely part0Ok OF hGdanum Both
however survived, though they suffered much Tho man
Is said to be Moore, connected with the IDc Works.
and respectfully connected here aud In New York The
woman Il unknown. The case appears 10 be shroudcf
IN mystery and strong cxcrtion have been made 70 sup
press the affair.
is asserted that Moore was only afflicted with dele
rum tremcrs and that tho parties occupied separate
rooms, and were not acquainted.
Tho lady from tho West and the cause % the attempt
upon her own lifo is attributable solely 70 domestic
troubles
The Simultaneous occurrence In tho samc house is
regarded at least rcma kabe coincidence other
relation exists between tho parties
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Ball oY ComAyy Y, FOURTH RcxESr.-rhc annual
ball Of Company +, Fourth regiment New York State
Militia, took place last evening at the City Assem-
bly, Rooms, and was in every respect OF tho
most successful and agreeable ahirs Of the Tho
company select and tho enjoyment seemed TO be oc
tho hear test Kind. Captain james y. Mcmahon the
worthy commandant who was aided by tho CmmitteS
of Arrange mcnts, managed the affair a which
reflects upon him the highest credit
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FORT kENsNy, FOB. 70, ISUI.
The Central Overland California and Pixies Peak cx-
press passed here at Eve clock this morning bringing
the following items OF news
DENVER, Feb. 81, 1851.
Tho mills in the Gregory mines getting rapidly 70
work few warm days having given partial supply Of
water In the guchos Blasting powder and candles are
almost out Of the market One "A necessary A. tho
other and both indispensable 10 the shafts and
drfta.
large exploring party for the CHA and Arizona
country viii set out to-day on ak months expedition
Tho weather is mild and tho frost out OF the ground
the farmers are ploughiIr.
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Az about half past ono O'Clock on Sunday morning. as
three men named George Brennan, Andrew Farrell and
Bcroe, passing street in the town " Carbon.
dale, they attacked by man named Martin Gibson
Tho former instantly killed, Ferrol fatally stabbed,
and Beroe dangerously injured. The weapon used was
large bowie knife. No clue can be asccrtaiDcd TO tho
decd oil the parties said TO be sober Gibson
expressed regret at being defeated IN his purpose OF M
ing all three The murderer passed through here 90 his
way 20 wiikcebsrrc Jail yesterday.
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The Indian Herb Doctor, ~. Tumbicty, NJ.
D., from asnaa viii describe doase snd e his patients ths
nature OF heir complaints Illness without reori,ng
inio NATION from then No charge Tor consultation aud ad
vice oroe No 9Sa Broadway, within hall minutes waS
of the Fhth Avenue Hotel
OR MOTTO.
We Tao such Baime have strife
VITA Nature or the Lava OF lafe;
Nth hlo.d our hands never stain.
Nor Poison tnen 70 ease their Pain.
Our Father-whcm All goodness Oils,
Provided the means 81 cure al nls
lhe simple Hefba, beneath cur feet,
Wen used relieve our pains complete
simple Herb, sim ple Flower.
CuDd from The dewy Ics--
These, these shall speak with touching power
n. TUMeLgrY, n. ".
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Sentence for Murder in Ph,ladc,phie.

FIuIApPIFfnA, Feb % IoUI.
Young Armstrong was sentenced this morning. to 30
hanged for the murder of Robert Crawford he mado
speech W the Court deny iDg his guilt but making adj.
missions showing that lie VA some way connected
with the affair.
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BnooxIyS ACADEMY or MrSo-Ths evening the favorite
opera Of the Puritani will DO givon in BROOKLYN with
Hnkley, Stgeni, Barili and susini in the principal
parts. Miss Hinkey, IL is expected, win make great
in the role Of F1vlra tho brilliant music OF which
she is qualified 70 do full justice TO; and the rers Of
stigci viii give great satisfaction to the ad-
m irers of that fine artist
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHuAr1rMA, Feb %, 1861.
Stocks very firm. Pennsylvania state SIS, IS; Reading
Railroad, 49,; Morris Canal, CO.. Long Island Railroad
l01. Pennsylvania Railroad ae1,. Sight exchange
New York a. 10 per cent discount.
NEw ORLEANS, Fob. IS, 1861.
The market Is quiet Gales to-day 10 500 bates Mid
cling uplands 1850. II &c Moasses Is a 2ec. Other
articles generally unchanged.
EaiT-nogR. Feb. IS, 1861.
Ilour steady Ohio ard Howard street. IS 37ts 50 10
wheat firm red 81 rs 81 II; white, 81 40 a 81 G5
Corn active. yellow 80 &c Provisions dull moss pork
81. Lard, loo Coffee firm, at IKE . 1Sc. Whakey,
lSc. a 1sisc.
PnuApnPut, Feb. IS, 1861
Hour firm srrcrhne, 80 1:M: extra, s. ~ s. 61I.
Wheat wanted red ut 81 70 81 So Southern rcd 81 g.
Corn active. yellow new, Co., old 64c. GJc. Coioc firm
tales 900 BAGS RIO f2c. 13c.; Laguayra at lac
WbiSkoy AZ lsc.
CiNrSNAr, Fob. 2b, 1861.
Flour quiet ut 81 10 - Co. Nhiscy arm lie. per
gallon Bacon IL IN improved demand, and all qualities
have slightly advanced; shoulders 'gSc, sides oiic
Nothing done IN lard Or bulk meats, but both arm
pork SIC 20 Exchange New York firm at i
per cent premium
Ciucaao, Feb IS, 1861.
sight exchange 90 View York advanced sevoa per cent.
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CuRrs-IxwN In this city, on Monday, February 20,
at the Washington square Methodist Episcopal church,
by Rev Dr. McFaI Ian, Mr.. FRANK CURTIS TO EFl1E LEWIS
third daughter Of Joseph c. and Euphcmia Lewis all OF
this city.
VAN WART-BRowN.-On Saturday, February %, by the
Rev. VIM. 8. Mkels, Mr. CHARLES o. VAN WARr TO Miss
MYRnrTA r. Brown, both of this city.
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DopwoR1n's RooNs--Mcssrs. Mason and Thomas viii
give their fourth classical sorce pght One OF Robert
schumnnns qatetes and other choice pieces appear in
the programme
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wheeler & WflsOn,s Improved Sewing
Machines ct reduced pricea Once sos Broadway.
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StelnWay d Sons OverstrunI Crane
and square Pianos considered the best
tured warranted for Ave years Warerooms, g. and
walker street
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Brooklyn Art-Photographic.- H.
WILLIAMSON established lSoi. Fulton street. opposite
Clinton
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FoRr SsuH, Ark. Feb. IS, 1861.
The interruption of tho overland mails 10 Texas vas
caused by party OF ndians seizng tho stock destroy
ing the property &c One driver killed by them.
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A Card Photographs, with the Cards,
for 81 Finest pictures Of Arr By HOLhks 39o Broadway
near Walker street.
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Drawfnxs on the Dclmware State L.ot-

teres-woob EDDY 4 Co. Managers of the
DELAWARE, KRNrucKY MISSOURI STATE LorTRRrss-
DIIAwARE-ExraA CLASS las, Feb y, 1851:
&C, G., IS, SO, 40, l, 4, Is, 70, Is, 20, Al, 80.
DILAwARE-CLsss lag. Feb IS, 1861.
81, 49, AZ, So, 10, IS, co. 81, "a, 81, 30, ~, Is.
Circulars containing schemes with full particulars. sent
free OF charge by addressing either to
wooD, EDDY CO., Wilmsston, Delaware.
Or 20 WOOD, KDDY CO.. St. Louis, Missouri
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PHfApgIpnA, Feb. r., 1881.
The United states steamer rawnec icf. tho naval
anchorage Oft the Navy iarJ aud sailed hs aiofnoou or
Washington, D. Q.
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Newly Invented wigs md Toupecs-
Also, Modaya Cream, far preserving and Identifying the
hair Manufactured by W. A. BAfCHhI0R, 10 Bond
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated Family
and manufacturing Sewing Machines 4ao Broadway T.
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Trusscs.-mnrsh a. Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No ycssy street stor Hou opposite the church.
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M'Lauehltn's Improved French Yoke
Greenwich street, corner OF Murray.
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Spring styles.

Leafy Co, Nnccessors-HuNT DUSENBURY,
Nos, 5, 4, and Astor House,
VIII introduce on Saturday, the I'd day Of March n adj
dillon 10 their standard Hat, new quality OF
Fine SILK Eal
PRICK AZ ~
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Drawings OF X. France & Co.'S Della

SUSSEX Cousrr--CIsss a. Feb. IS 1851
5, 81, Al, 1, As, p, III, GO, 20, 10, So, II.
CoEsoLIpArKD LorrrEY-ciAss %, Feb Is. 1881.
CT, As. g. II, SIS, 81 u.s. SO, 76, "a, 8, AZ, go rs.
Circulars sent free OF charge By sddressing
fkAkCK 4 co,
Wilmington Delaware.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-ReIiabls, Harm
ers aud hsauAaccHsbacs brown. Fscsery "a Barclay
street Fold and applied Mt SATCHELoRs dig Factory ID
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The Lsdd a. Webster sewing Maehlnes
may he had for so, AZ 90 Broadway
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Take Physical Exercise at Woods GYM
nssiun, No East Twenty eighth street Open dag and
evening
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HIS Hair Dye, I'D Cents, Black or
nsts.
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Death OF &c neral BrittOn.
NV ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1861.
General Forbes Brtton. Of Texas, is dead.

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Feb. n, 1861.
The United states mail steamship star OF tho South
arrived at her wharf at O'Clock this evening All
well
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Teeth Extracted without Pain, ny s.
new process Beautiful teeth inserted for 81 each.
J. JAY NfLLERs, Dentist, l5s brand street.
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TUX PRESIDENT EXCITEMENT - ONLY EQuALLED
Dy the rush TO procure y botte of ID. TOBIAS Vene-
tan lin mont u Il the only arse that 81 warranted % ours
rheumatism paths o. Oh Kinds toohactc headache, tlsen
lery &C. used uirScd Eric. . and O1censs DeTc<
- OnttAnd street New Y0tN
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y, produees What has long BEEN wanted n Truss Eycy
shctoa ~ ton should not he day without Pamphlets
free LADIES SUPPORTERS on the sauc principle.
faSe sHspenders for ladies' and gsneen wholesale and
retail GREGORY & CO,
No. - Fond street. New York