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ITALY.

The bombardment Of Civitella del Tronto commenced
on Thursday, Feb %
Gen Fergoa has declared to Cialdiri that the works
commenced against the citadel constitute violation of
the convention concluded between himself and Carl
baldi; aud that he will lombard the city should they
be carried on. Cialdni replied, that for every nhabi-
tant of the city who might be killed wounded by the
bombardment he wond order officer Of the garrison
of the citadel TO be shot,
He has also notified Gen. Fergola that he does not
eonsider him as a General, but a rebel against King
Victor Emanuel
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. .M.RoH %.
Cleared,

SteSmship-Etha (Br) Kennedy, Liverpool, J.. o. D1s.
Shp-He rinone OBJ, Towill liverpool, X Dn"iddle;
schoonerp-R. Hewc Bucklin, Bath master moonPesm,
Nhelpey St Johr j. g. Kenway; A. Grihtn Borden deha
a " Hubbard Co IT, Hudson lincoln Philadelphia mas
ter Hewett Ross, philadelphia Jas Hand a. Hose
Roger. Noryyescr Hitler Boston, A. iioHt.
Stag Townsend hey West, Benner DeaAri Maze SARGENT
Brown St Jago Croker, Wood 20, s,.. , ,f.vh.x.
Barks--Vigo Kuson, Bucnos Ayres. simpson 'sJ"e"'
Nuskipgum Taylor Antwerp w. \. Schmidt ,
Rrr-Col w. CoIzns Colzns Sagua, Z. T. J. refer"
steamet--Sophis -, Philadelphia -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23
HOLLAND.

dispatch from the Hague, Of the I'd, Gays the Min
lister of the Interior stated to-day that the Ministers
have rendered their resguatons TO the King and have
respectfully requested bis Majesty to form a new
Cabinet.
The King replied that be would connder what the
interests Of the country demanded, and, in the
while has Professionally prorogucd the Chamber.
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DENMARK.

The Austrian Cabinet has dispatched note 70 Copen
hagen requesting that Denmark should lay before the
Estates Of IIolsein the budget for 1861.
The note adds that, should this request not be COM
piled with, Federal execution would take place in
Nosten.
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y1.rket.-R,portcd bv Tflegropb.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-FLouR unchanged. WHEAT firm
sales coo bush Red at S70$l 3li White 81 tod 81 81
CoRN hrm; sales 5000 bush Yellow at GJt d6Oc. Pic
VISIONS dull; Mess Pork, $7 25 LARD l0c. CoFTEK
changed. WRIsKY steady at l8c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23
Collision on the Camden and AmbOy
Railroad
pUIIADFIPIIIA. II

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March -, 1861.
4 collision occurred on the Camden and Amboy
Railroad tins morning between freight and an emf
grant train. One engine badly damaged aud
some of the freight were smashed. Other trains
Were delayed in consequence Of the disaster.
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DIED..

BALDWINAt sea on board ship Nsbob on Saturday March
&C. Nellie NJ wife OF the Rev l. Baldwin Of Fuh Chan snd
stsr Of the Rev B. w. Gorham Of BngGamton, ~ T.,
sged u years, months and 10 days
Her remains are brought here fer nteTmeu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23
Death OF IA Clergyman.

BosroS, Friday, March -, 1861.
The Rev. Thomas Wbittemore, well known Uni
vefsalist clergyman, died this morning.
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Mississippi and Tsanessee Railroad.


and after Tuesday. March s, 1861.
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NAH. TRAINS.

FkT AND ACCOMMODATIONS Tn A,>s
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ans ohie Hailrosds. for shega., md North.
Trsiss arriving At Garner S,s,ian ,hsrs
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Tor vrsss3a ssd New Orlesus, via N;s.i.
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,ng surgeon. Howard ASSOCIATION. No. 2
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EZRA y. NARTwELL, President.
"to' fA'mcuiLb, Secretary n39.ly
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prevented sHI fssfH ~ Ne aafHnef
mari N ~ aiflgs imHsliiit fsIaf H4
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The n%eft0i*s stem ~ from d d~Hf4nysI sisia
n ihe stomach,
They afs entirely fs*riail y In fhsif com.
position, And may be iisen nj all tm@ rith
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them 10 children.
DEwAnE OF rpuNTrRrrfTBi
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500 ~ Druggists and all other Dealers
IN Medicines.
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reccip, u the
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CAUTION.

As certain unprincirIed person. arr at.
tempting 10 palm 81 cn the a~n.sspecsinr
public, imitation. Of nv Prepared Glue, /
you'd caution all persons 20 examine he.
fcre ~puycaasine, asd see thatthe full nsms.
.@srALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE.
70 on The outside wrapper. all ether. arr
ssin'line cgass,sfeits. a.
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MISSISSIPPI LITERATURE.
Physical, and Meral Aspects Of
lseOoogy.

Wy wv. j. BAmnvs Of Deso,o Co., Miss.
VVh's 10 a volume Of abcu, 100 pages.
recommended by DR.. Barnard ofths
University Of Mississippi. and other Dis.
.,nss'sh.d scholars Of The country North
y 10 designed Tor popular u.s, and Il
embraces the element. Of the science 10.
gsshe' with q discussion Of its moral
bearings.
KIRK 3 Co., Memphis.
March ~ 1891. p,s.a~
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osna1DuIrgN.

osnaroIir.Gs.
lai White shd a.afed r@amlnes,
Hal "
nfn Iabl barof,
lHf boz.
sole ahd Napalns,
hfasn tlhsn I,hia bh0tf,
fHth,
hfinJe Diaper,
iash iitans,
hiay Lnen.
lIllNw fasas,
cotton.
fanin-e PRINT
~ 4 bfnwe and bIeaehed sbtnNnt,
lurnitma and Apfon rheeka,
Blael, Brown aud White Hollands,
tHnvas and paddihga,
White md colored seliea,
Table Oh Cloths,
American tiinghAms,
Trench Ginghan..
hafseillos Quilts,
satin, DnmasA,
curtain thmbrics,
Mohhif Debcge,
Furniture FIRING,
Black and Fancy clolh.,
taseimercs,
french and English Drap p'r,c,
Honey.Comb quilt,
Bod Ticking.
Canton ilrnncls,
Plain & rwilled Sankccns,
Roll Cnmlets,
0%hamlrny Bingham,
Corset Jeans.
Printed Muslin.,
Jaconet Robes.
0rgandic Robes,
White Jaconct,
swiss \ Null Mu.iin..
Plain Nain.ook.
Striped Nnin,ock.
Victoria Lawns.
Bishops Lawns,
Barred Mu-lins,
Striped Mu,lins.
Swi,s kdgiur.
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Jaconet luging,
Nits saeeftine' Thread inserting,
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swisr and Jaconc, ! .Ouncing,
HOOP SKIRTS.
Fancy Dress Silks,
Bhe silk:
White silks,
nfsea Silks,
Pink Florence Silk.
uro.s du Rim Sills.
White, Black i Pink Satin.
Silk Handkerchief.
Linen linnll .rchicfs.
Linen tambric HAST.
Cotton handkerchief.
Black Fringe,
White Fringe.
:, Fancy Silk DO.
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Fancy Dress buttons.
Fancy Head Dresses,
Coihurcs,
Set, Bracelets,
Necklaces,
Jacone, and swis, Collars,
Sleeves in Sets,
Hack Lace Wells,
Love Wells,
Green ~I,crarc,
brown Bsrage.
White Berage,
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That u
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is within their reach.

bPEEbY AND SURE CURE
is within their reach.
A. these Testimonials mere unsolicited by
Mn. srslpiso, they afford ungns,fion.
able proof Of the edfeocy qf This
truly scieniife discovery
~
Nashville, Conn.,, Feb. 3, 1851.
Ma. SrALpisd.
Sir have tried your Cephnlic Pills,
and ] like them No reii that | want YOU to
Hend me two dollars worth more.
Fart OF these are Tor the ncighbors, 10
whom J gave q fsw out u the frs, box /
got from you. Send tho Pills b, mail, aud
cbllgc Your cb't Servant.
JAMES kLASEpY.
Sprucs cresk, Huntington Co.. Pot
January IL, lsGl.
II. 4. SrAlpISG.
Sir--iou will please send me- two boxes
81 your Cephalic Pills. Send them mime.
dia,ely. Respectfully your.,
JNO. D. slMoNS.
P.s.-fh hare used one Dor Of pour PIN.
and tad them srceleai.
Belle r,rpcn, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
Hr,Rv Y. srstpiNG, Esq.
Please find inclosei twenty. five cent?. Tor
which send mo another box Of ,our Ccpha.
lie pills. Thy arc dys truly The best piil,
] hare srer tried.
Direct A. SLOWER. p. N.
Hall. N.A..- t..-. q
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SAVE TIE PIECES,
ECONOMY DiSpATCHi
ET"A SrrfcH IN TIss SAWS Niss.sD
A. accidents will happen. even in well
regulated families. II i. very dssirvhls N
have some ehcep aud eensenien, Wv for
repairing Furniture. Toys; Cruckery, &c.
srALpiNo's PREPARED GLUE
msc,s all such emergencies. and no h,use
a sFsrd TO be vitheu, Il. /, i. alvax.
ready and up to the sticking point.
"usEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N.B.-A Rrush ~seccrursuies each bottle.
Price Is ernts. Address,
HENRY L. SpAlDlNG.
No. A. Cedar street, New Yorh.
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Rsyscldsbsrg, ffantis Co.. Ohio.)
January ., lsGl.
Hrsnr c. SrMpiSa.
No. ~ Cedar st. n. Y.
pras Sra lnclosci find twenty .h,e cosy
cents. for witch send boz cf .srsrhalie
FILLS" Send to address ~ lsev. VIM. &.
FILLER, Hevucldshurs. Franklin Co.. Ohio.
Your Pilis irort LIKE a eharm-ea,,
Hsadd'he dlacsi tns,er,er.
Truly yours.
WI. T.. FILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

1.-THE Rockville (Md.) Ssntinsl and the Bal
timore NsUs Sheet, are apparently striving fol
Pre-eminence In calumniating Union soldiers, and
fslsfying facts, to serve the cause Of secession
The account Of the battle Of Leesburg, given by
the Sentinel IL the most monstrous tissue Of false
hoods imaginable, and the Nsrs Sheet repub.
fishes II with gusto as being reliable, coming
" from paper printed within eight miles of the
battlefield " The Hsvs Sheet cannot bring itselt
to believe that the Confederates suffered loss a
the battle Of Leesburg, even though admitted BY
the authorities at Richmond, and says:
Highly respectable members Of the Society o.
Friends, who were allowed to pass the Confeder
ate lines on the Upper Potomac since the battle
have arrived here TO attend the Yearly Meeting
These gentlemen report that they conversed witt
ofacers 81 the Confederate army at Leesburg or
Wednesday. who reported that their loss In killed
was none, and that The wounded amounted to bu
twelve. One Of these gentlemen says that wher
In Leesburg he saw ave hundred Federal prison.
ers drawn MP In the public square undsr guard
Of Confederate troops"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

The REPUBLICANS AsPERsIoS UPON THE STAR.
We see nothing whatever in the Republicans re-
joinder Of this morning to the Stars reply to its
late sspersion, requiring further notice from US
The whole subject matter Of the Balls Bluff az.
fair will shortly be ventilated In an official re-
port, which will doubtless vindcats the military
reputation Of General Stone far more effectively
than lAa; could be done by our pen.
Our object was, simply, TO prevent the facts
and conclusions Of that report from being fore
stalled by the sinister publications made to de.
stroy, In advance, its eject upon public opinion
Believing that we have accomplished that OBJ.
ject we have no controversy Of oar own in.
volved, TO pursue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

III All the wooden factories in the country are
now working a. hard az they can, and many Of
the cotton factoriesa are changing their machinery
not make machinery fast enough to supply the
supplies Of wool.
IVA new invention In artillery In noticed In
the PittEpeBg papers IL consists Of an entire bat
terry on single carriage. The six field pieces are
securely fastened 70 turn table, which reyolyes
- the guns are successfully sischsrged
An ELoPKMEsT Geo. Foster, the former ed /.
10, OF tbs 81 Louis Abend Zeitung, is CHARGED
with eiopipg, few days since, with the wife Of
bis unfaithfnI wife and her guilty companion.
The pair have been traced to Chicago.
III steam biscuit bakery has been put In
ops:a,ion in Honolulu, Sandwich Islands The
NJ rchirery was imported fran San francisco,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29
S.,,tt Of the MsrniBs Press.

The Ist,HjzsscV treats upon the downfall OF
King Cotton.
The Rspxblieas comments spprovingly upon
n. decision Ct Provost Judge Freese of Alexan-
dr.s, that merchants In "Dixle," within the
Union lines must pay their debts to the North.
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rTHE MEMBERS ANDEX MEMBERS
S of the New York Light 1paTd" now IN
Washington and ITS vicinity will please meet at the
MIA Avenue, on TUESDAY, Ootobsr goth, at 81
o,e oek p m on matters of Importance. it,
NNATTENI10N! COMPANY B. Ma
N TIONAL GUARD BATrALION-You
ara hereby notified to at md meeting of TIE com
Psn{ ier bnsIpsss Ct importance, on WkDNEs-
DAY EVENING, Go obar tn. at N O'clock
On the southeast corner off and 10th streets
BY order of the Llent Commanding. It,
0TTO TUE EPICURES OF THE Mr.
TROPOLIS Tine Ladies' Of the East
pleasure in announcing to their MANY friends, aud
TIE public generally, that they pu pose holding q
rESTlVhL at the Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard, commencing October SOth, 1881. at 8 90 ook
p. Tha ladies pl dge themselves that o pa ms
VIII DO spared in making this ons of the most
agrt cable eGtertainms pts of tho sea on. Tickets
can be procured a. the Par onags or from eny OF
mission 10 cents.
oc 28-2tf COMMITTEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

A GENEROUS AcrIoN.-At q meeting Of tbs
workmen In the Portsmouth, N II Navy Yard
on Tuesday, II was unanimously resolved that
each Of the twelve hundred men present should
give the amount received for one days work to
the Maine and New Hampshire soldiers now at
the seat Of war; the money 70 be appropriated to
the purchase Of blankets, stockings, ETC. for those
who have left all tbs comforts Of home and gone
forth TO lay down thsiI lives for their country 8
salvntioa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

The BUSINESS OF THE PATENT OFFICE Since
the commencement OF the troubles Of the times
the weekly issue Of patents have run down from
about an average Of one hundred and five to some
thirty. Slowly, Of late, II has been increasing
again. Thus, in the week ending to-day the
number issued was seventy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL

Published ~ conformity tritk tks resotsfios of
hs Senate Of Jsly Is, 1851.
1t Gsss,al Hospital on street, betrsss Eosrik
aad FIffh streets, FasAisstoz, Oct. IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

Y<ATTENTiON PRESIDENTS MOUNT
tS ED GUARD Several of the old az. mem
bsrs. who first organized the above popular oorps
oosnlxsnt of the importance of eRcihntiy reorgsn.
icing this favorlts troop a. permanent hons
qua d. request their old comrades ia arms, and all
others who favor this project Of perpetusting an
oTgan zaton which has ever been the pride of this
cit', TO meet them on TUESDAY EVENING
next, the 9th instant, at O'Clock, in Cssparis'
organic d. 90 IS ats
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Our FsIzSDs a the various military camps and
positions VIII confer favor by keeping ms posted
a. IN movements and Affairs In their vicinitrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29

III To our Baltimore readers we would saw
that the first and second edition Of the Star can
be had in Baltimore Of r. r. Hazelton, agent
No. q W est Baltimore street. near Gay-the frst
edition at half past four and the second at eight
O'Clock, on the arrival Of the trains from "ash :.
ington giving all the latest news from the seat OF
war up to the time Of going TO press
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1~GENERAL ORDERS.

HEADQUARTERS 2D Div. a. G MILITIA \
Washington, October Is, l86l.S
The officers commanding brigades of this Regr-
ment viii issue orders at once to the oolonels of
retlnents 10 their res peotiye brigades, directing
the tins and place for the annIel Pal Master, as
prescribed by law. By order of
Maj Gent Commanding I'd Div. ID. g. NJ
inspeotor Gea'I 81 DIV M.p.c. oosst
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NEWS FROM PENSACOLA.

From the Columbus (Ga. J Sun, Oct. 1911
PENSACOLA, Oct. IA The expedition to the
mainland Yesterday succeeded In tracing the
course Of the fugitive Yankees To-day detach.
ment Of Capt. Cox's cavalry have gone over 10
examine the country. No news from below This
morning, but notice busy preparations q ding on
In the harbor police or coast guard service
learn that Capt O'BannOn has been promoted 70
the rank Of Major, and that Hon. A. E. Maxwell.
formerly representative to the United States Con.
grsss from this State, has been appointed an aid
to Gen. Bragg Since the fght frigate has
dropped down opposite the city, and the enemy
have begun to erect entertainments under covef
Of its guns. They are determined to prevent an.
other surprise. Major O'Bannon 10 now In the
city. He was at Fort Pickers on Saturday, Lieut..
Saver Is well treated, and every effort will be
made to save his leg from being amputated
Their loss 10 said TO be much az ours and n n
believed that Billy Wilson's men sSot our
wounded the day after the fight, az eleven Of our
dead brought over were shot In the head, besides
beiRg roHnded In the body.
TRousLRs IN THE CREEK NATION
From the Little Rock TTne Democrat, Oct II ]
The sbolitionisu feel that In losing the India
nations they have let bird loose. They are
making efforts to neutralize the action of &c,
Pike. and have succeeded In getting a number Of
the Creeks to array themselves In opposition q
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TREGIsTER's OFFICE.

S OcToBKR 90. 1851.
:, TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice 10 herebr given that licenses given to
taverns, retailers Of splritucus ard fermepted
liquors, wines and oordials 70 groceries dry GOODS
hsTdware. medicines, Pc fumerJ. watches and
Jewelry, lumber, wood and oosl, oomIlIstIo mer-
chants; so, 70 keepers of hackney carriages and
omnlouses, bill ab!es ten-pin alleys and con
on Monday, the 9Th day OF November next, and that
ten days after that time. ~
oc q tat Nov. Regists,
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At General Hospital, Usion Hotel, corner Bridge
and Wdshingfon streets, Gsorgetoscn, Oct. IS.
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5th New Jersey VOL.
4th Maine Vol.....(a) Total.
(a) one ofacer. (bj One officer. (e) One officer