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- " H.
"a the last four years Of louisville, IL.
= and who has devoted his atseAtionss
the treatment OF private diseases for % years. as1ef
himself, having attended 10 . practice for nsra
years. and cured so many thousands, he b enabled =
cure all diseases of private nature, matter hog
bad they may be from inJudicioos medical freshman
or from neglect Of their own. DR.. Kings Dspeuzsry
No % Deaderick street. between Cherry S4uSe
econd story, where he cures al diseases Of pFfrxfk
nature.
Gopprhea cured without aauseess nediciaes q iIs
difference with business. a4..--
Structures OF old recent date efsetsaliy oared h
3 few days, By operation which causes ~ patz.
Where q Structure exists health cannot b eaJoTed5
Perhaps no disease causes mischief and ladela
mines the constitution 30 much. -'Fa 5-. y
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of The ekia, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be e6sotaalH
cured In a few days.
Seminal Observation-Disclosures attention having hcae
given TO this disease and all the consequences growing
out of it, brought in many BY the destructive
habits Of inconsiderate yo0ths, and excessive Indal
gence Of the passions, neglect OF which VII under5
mine the constitution, rendering the suhsecs undt m
business or socsety, and causing premature ola s4e
Females who may be laboFing with sny d1k1eAlty
the Womb may rrst sssuIO cd immediate reltef ~
residing abroad BY writing and stating ther
CAGE with afee enclosed, direct 30 DR. A. King No. -
Deaderick street, Nashville win have tks necsar
sary medicines sent TO then address. oecs .hnur
ON O'Clock In the mornins ustl IN ths evening.
ulylo-fnd&U1y sr. Z ~ $50 r-f-e
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|Mr., b. SHEPARD is the agent for the sale
Hunt & Fox's coal. His Office is on Col
street, next door to NJ. & E. F. Cheat
!. We have been using it for few days
in our counting room, and find it to be
\st excellent article. 1t can be bought at
kwest market price. tdec6
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The Baltimore Soath says regiment OF
h.aturalized Germans recently passed
Trough that city on their way to Washing
IN. Many of them had cot been in the
|nited States two weeks. In another regi-
|ert there were a number of negroes, rough
kd uucouth.
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MN DUN Ed E NTS,
For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized TO announce a q. McDOUGsI
candidate for Judge OF the 18th Circuit, to i'll the
kcIncy occasiOned by the resignation OF Judge
hlker
nov10-t8&wtd
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special Notice.

Citizens Will be supplied TO- actual family c0nsHmp
rs heretofore with the sold Hickory Extra, p from
b Rock City Mills.
boye2-1w GORDON, BAUAAN * co.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

IIAVING qualified as Administrator &C the estate O
IL Rachel Irwin, deceased, hereby notify all per
indebted to said estate to forward and make
payment, and all those having claims against W il
scribed by law. F A. IRWIN, Admir-.
noy22-3w,s "a yi4Es5 Es,-.isss E.e-rf y = sssl
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NJ aRleC,

An apprentice boy, fourteen or fifteen
pits of age, to learn the printing business.
|pply at this Office. ii.
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How Far the slaves are Affected.

From the best accounts we have been able
to obtain of the effect Of the late glorious
success at Port Royal Island upon the color
ed population, the number who have come
in, under various aspects, either as runaways
or traders in chickens, turkeys, vegetables
&C., did not exceed fifty? We are Indebted
principally to the New York Epsniaq Post
correspondence for this statement, which sets
down that exact number. II is to be remem-
bered that Beaufort District, in South Care
lima, has very large slave population, num-
bering, We believe, between sc, 900 and 40, :
900. As the matter stands at present. there
fore, the distress attributed to as by the New
York Tribune, on this account, il very much
alleyiated. Unless much larger proportion
OF the negroes than are yet enumerated run
away, We think we shall manage to get COM
fortably through with the affecting occasion.
--60sl0 y e0sTlez. -. - Il2iz.xbE
An ABoIITIoNIsr The New York Tribune,
in an effort to be very funny end very satir-
ical against conservative men who hate Alb
oli!ionists, tells the truth so accurately and
SO mastery that we place its language be-
fore our readers: = 80 So : IA
IAN sAbolitionist' is also an infdel, an
agrarian, ID foe ofhuman government, dupa
of his consciencea, woman 's-rights man, an
anti-Sabbatarian, o sspiritualist,s q pbrenolo-
gist, water-curer, Q vegetarian, Fourier
tie, and an opponent Of tobacco and capital
punishment. All female Abolitionists wear
boards. All female Aboltiouists are Bloom
ers.. All of them, being tainted by peace
principles are avowedIy in favor of insur-
rection. with fire, blooashed, rape, anarchy,
and general whiz of every thing B
There never was better picture of an Alb
oliticnist drawn than this. 1t is hfesiike
portrait, recognizable at sight.-Ciicaeo
2tDses.
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Call at the INSURANCE OFFICE of w. ]
HARR, on College street, if you wish your
property inssred in old and reliable South
|En Insurance Companies.
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lsank Note and Exchange List.
Pc. oossscrsD 81 ras rn4Dzn,. aAsr -, :.
TENNESSEE.

f--.i-.= BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bak of Tennessee, Nashville. ..-4
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis. - ~
Memphis Savings Institution, E-E
Exchange Bank, Murfreesbor0'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank Rockville
Bank OF Trenton $50 .t t :.
Bank Of Jeaerson, cambridge,
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MASONIC TEMPLE.
BENEFIT OF THE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
THE PANOPTICON OF THE SOUTH,

This Friday Night, Nov. 10Th.
Last Two Exhibit ons ON Saturday, November 3Oth.
First, A GRAND MATINEE on saturday Afternoon,
commencing at 3 o'clock, when alF children viii be
admitted for fifteen cents each.
> Second, and Last, on Saturday Night, Nov 29tb,
when will be introduced Three Scenes from the
> nj BATTLE OF MANASSAS, sas 4.s.-
in connection with the Panopucon.
Tickets SO cents. Children p cents. 81 .s.sts
noYo9-2t - -. -.-r $3.50
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OSuaburgS.

N bales OSSABURGS Just received and for zsss by
~ (nov26-1w) ARMSTRONG %.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

TURIN, Feb. s, 1881.
Ruggero settimo hes been appointed President of the
Senate.
The remaining elections have everywhere taken place
peacefully Broero and Crispi have been ell cted mem
beis Of Parliament.
NAPLES, Feb 4, 1851.
The fire Of the beseged at Gaeta is very brisk, and is
replied to by the Sardinians.
Avessel left Caeta last night elulng the vigilance OF
the Sandman squadron.
ROME, Feb. g 1861.
The Pope ordered his soldiers to return to Rome,
Notwithstanding the orders Of ~ De Merode TO the
trary.
Fifteen thousand Sandman soldiers have passed through
Unbria the way to the kingdom OF Naples.
The reactionary movement in the Abruzzi was organ
lied by Count Trepani and N. De Meroie.
The Sardnans have evacuated the Papai territory, in
compliance with orders from the Emperor Napoleon.
The Spanish vessels which were despatched to Gaea
have been repulsed by A5pira Persano.
Francis IT. has issued appeal to the Scilians offer
ing them the constitution of 1912, Sician army and
navy and entirely separate administration He asks
OF them give asylum to royal family, abandoned
but brave, and too well instructed by misfortune,
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MEssRs. JAMES HEWITT q co.'s CIRCULAR.
The Latest Blankets.


LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s, 1861
Messrs. Hewitt Co. report-rhe sales OF cotton TO-
day 900 bales The advces from the United states
per America have had the effect 10 limit the demand and
the advance OF yesterday ID barely supported.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
IiyErPooI, Feb s, 1861
Richardson, Spence & Co. report improved tone
Wheat meets good inquiry at fully previous rates. Flour
slow and unchanged Corn In moderate request aud 81
Ga. dearer since Friday.
Wakefield Nash n Co. report healthy consnmptive
demand for wheat and flour a. an advance since Friday
OF H. the former and 3d. per bbl the latter Corn
is more active at the advance: mixed, BIS. 9d.
TRADE REPORT.
Al Manchester the unfay crablo from Bombay and
Calcutta has checked thSimprovement which visible
Friday, and the margct Is Inactive and depressed
The Liverpool cotton marke, on the 9th was steady
and quiet with sales OF 5000 bales.
The London corn market the 9th was firm on full
rates. Sugar nrm refined higher Coffee very firm.
Tea quiet at full rates,
LONDON Feb, O, 1861
Consols closed FOR money at e1'i o1ys, and for &C.
count at p2 o2IS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The latest sales werc.-lllinois Central, 90 20 dis.
count; New York Central, y "a; Erie, % 0 294.
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RTHUR b. CHAPMAN CO. ATGFIoNEEKs.
"A PEhEMt TOk4 AND ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE,
This dag "Wednesday, a. ioss o'ctosk; ,,..
Modern rosewood Pisnoforte,
Al the brown stone residence Of the late
No Ks West Sixteenth street near Ffth avenue.
Ao The hole 81 the valuable Library Eorses Carriages
This day wednesday, at lO o'clock Catalogues,
ready, can be had at the house n or otics
DsAWlNG ROOM ~ hNIrUkA
eonssup al carved Eegeres marble top French
plate and back ok Table inad with mothero 4r
rosewc Centre Tables statunls MAJ tops two full SUITS
Drawing Room Furniture elegant lete a. !ete SOFAS tw9
covered in three colored sau most expe
sye description Console fables inad with tortoise shell
deli RS Candesba Brackets French plate Pier add Msnte
rich gilt frames superb Seyres Dresden china Vases
richly decorated arap marble Satuette artistic BIOnzes
representing Night and Morning fantiDg Pandora Poetry
Music Cruz ndeis sc antique Vases fr Pcnpst
Herculs neum, ebony Gard Tables velvet Carpets aud
Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs, bronze Clock Gil Paintings,
Huntington, Legand Cole, and 9th r
eminent artists rIench ine nsrayines Assumption virgin
Mary. ..ux.,..n - - - ,,r.,-o ,on-p
carved and round finished all round nad
with and s. lid pearl keys; rosewood STOOL Music Books
brodeed cloth Cover Music Rack ha,stand Olcoth 8rus
Carpets &c. Chambers Richly carved rosewood
match wardrobe Dressing and Toilet Tables, Shaving and
Stands, Couches, Armchars Curtains Shades, Cor
lows Blankets Sheets Quilts Counserpanes decorated china
Toilet Sets oval Mirrors Dining room FurnituEe Of every
kind solid carved oak Buffet, statuay marble - paten.
Lenonades Tumbers fruit, celery and preserve Stands
finger Bowls ruby and faran marble punch Bowls ruby and
gold Liquor Sets gold band china Dinner Set richly decora
Tea A pieces solid silver Dinner and Tea sets All
the china glassware the celebrated house OF Peepn
Also Kitchen, Utensils, &c. Cash deposits required OF all
purchasers. sale peremptofy, without regard TO weather.
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India md japan.

The Bombay mail Of January IL had reached England
A Calcutta despatch Of the 18th January says news
had received there that the landing Of the American
Ambassador had been rep Used at Japan
The from India is unimportant. panic pre-.
vailed III the Northwest provinces.
Al Bombay business both in imports and exports was
active. Cotton advancing. Freghts had slightly
improved. Exchange, %. 1t4d.
A despatch dated Calcutta, January IL, says:-The
yceroy refuses communicate to the Indian Council the
papers concerning the Ny sore grant.
News has been received here that the landing OF the
American Ambassador had been repused at Japan.
India quiet but indscretion is shown by the income
tax officials.
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Denmark.

- COrESiAgEv, Feb 2, 1851.
inc Danish Diet has boon closed. The King in reply
10 the Presidents speech said -
should an enemy come ~, my people VIII defend
themselves II cal upon them to DO co.
The sem chcial Beriiagste 7Diende remafks.--
Should German trooie enter Holstcn without being
called upon TO do by sovereign and contrary 70
his wsh vios,cs Of territory would then take place and
the Federal Dict would 10 fact declared n against
Denmark War, NJ tho present moment would he neon
vencnt for Germany and "a consequently Convenient for
Drnnsix. state VI s,ued peace eAbsuSs tuy stc.gl.
" country ani woa,ers popuiay enthsa,a, without
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try places u.s. by the Treaty Of Paris upon the level Of
% ~nD nave no saq
ciety and TO the power and dignity Of the state.
The United Statcs q so~s Mey cohered fst strong
Isa he secession xouses besides openimg up door for
the Mredty Of P0rts being yeUsed, and made, achoW ea
cos e lag q nations is likely to raise questions OF
international right, in which shall have the deepest
interest. The United States government was originally
founded upon certain delegated powers by community
of sovereign States who have still exercised thee mae
pendent sovereignty, and it is held by the seeding
States that the delegated powers may now be
withdrawn II we assent TO this right we may
merchandise ON the American principle OF free SHIPS
making free goods, while, IL we deny the right, we
shall no doubt, exclude ourselves from the Southern
trade. Which shall take and will the oppor-
tunty be now embraced OF asserting those maratime
rights which we, as maratime power should, IN the IN
tereet Of the trading classes OF these Kingdoms ana win
the still higher object Of the security of the nation CAIN
to holdl We are possessed of maratime Power anu
some other nations not II will be quite prudent 70
pause before we tie hands as for France other
continental Power to hesitate to reduce their armies 70
the level Of the forces Of third fourth rate nation
50 long the ship owners the only sufferers tne
hLal settlement of the question could be dcerred put
impeding in the United States aud Threatened war
in The Baltic, demand an immediate settlement IN the IN
teresi Of all classes.
Had The United States accepted he treaty Of Paris 50 far
that treaty had reference e lar Of nations ne fourth
a,t Of The Treaty ,oold require thai tlocade OF ne coz
ton pors Ly the United States ships of uoid hay 70 os
maintained Ly sufficient force. The United states 60
ycrpment could not in that case establish the biockade
The first article Of the treaty would be bar 70 inc
employ Of privateers. Tho supply OF cotton would
therefore be uninterrupted under the treaty Of PARIS o
appeal to As the stands, however, ~
impossible TO say wha. expedients Mr.. Lincoins Cao
net may resort TO TO destroy the commerce Of the
ouh is recognized prsnciple for de bettigerend
decidre chot is ccntrdbdnd Of ,rdr; AMI besides ~
moserie mich the Southern States may seek 70 drdn
firm Europe what is 70 prcvnt catoa being sus,ea Z
calire BY 2ricdtetrs should sach rsssets % ea our
What in fact, is to prevent the United states repudane
the neutral doctrine altogether and taxing their stanc
upon the broad old English principle Of maritime right
declaring that the neutral flag does not cover south
goods and that neutral goods under the southern M
liable to capture? 10 recognise the Tedty o. ran
,told be 10 make The Northern States Of ne AmTtcd'
Union 1o,ct'cs The ocean, and the time has come wneI
must consider whether adherence our part 10 ina
treaty would make poweress on the ocean also
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Madrid journal expresses the opinion that IL the
separation OF the Southern STATES OF America from
Northern shall be definitely accomplished the island Of
Cuba will be more meneced than has hitherto been
popular disturbance bad taken place al Madrid Tho
printing presses Of two royast journals broken up
despatch from Madrid dated January 20, says thai
popular disturbance has taken place. The printing
presses Of the Royals newspapers, III EqUq,ore aud
LiAurOTu, have been broken.
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The Fedoral Council received February semi on.
cai INFORM ation from Turin TO tho effect that the
mans expect TO DO masters or Gaota within eight VS.
The Federal Council has been ociay informed til the
yorable 70 the ministry.
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The queens Speech nj the Opentnu q,
the British Parliament

Mr. IoRDs ASp CE''rtEsfS-lt Is with great sa tsf,ct,n
that again meet you IN Parliament AMI have rcc5irso
20 your assistance and advice. Ny relations with foreign
Powers continue 70 DO friendly aud satisfactory. and
trust that the moderation Of the Powers Of Europe
prevent any interruption Of The general peace.
Eysnls Of great importance are taking place IN
Italy. Believing that the Italians ougt TO 10
LEFT 20 settle their Affairs I have not thought
~ht " eXercsc my active iu'orf3fcnea
- thss .ttcrs, Papers Gu .bc Eabsc. viii be
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The mails from the Brazis reached Lisbon on the lst
Rio dates TO January To- Coffee was quoted at $500
1900 for good frss Exports since last mail 3Oi 900
bags Stock 20 coo bags. Sterling exchange, 269s.
Politics unifnportant
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j. BLEECKER, AUTIONFER.

A j. BLEECkER, ACfIONEER.
~. large sale OF
FIRST CLASS ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS,
BY order OF the proprietor OF the "ckAIUN ARR GAL
LERY, y in consequence Of his leaving for Europe.
A. J. BLEECkER, soN %, will sell IT auction on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, February ~ aad 20 a. O'Clock
each evening in the gallery over GOUPILS NJ ~ Broad
way corner Ninth street.
Choice specimens from the easels OF
VAN BEEST INCLUDING MANY OF HIS MASTER
PIECES,
CASTELAR,. TAFT, Deassard Doughty, Gay 1hom
EENsErT, GEO IENEss EASTMAN JOHNSON. Z. Il.
MAY.
Eondel Lane, Hart and other native artists.
Hl.SO ORIGINALS BY
Lanfant de Metz Anasasi Boque Bourges Caraud
Jone kind Laubnet Micas Noel Andrieu Patrols Pecrus
yeyrassat, Joanncs and Lasae late belonging to the
WELL KNOWN FRENCH EXHIBITION.
vkRBOECKHOVEN,
Akkersdyk, Damschreuder, Braeckeaar &C, &c.
The Paintings will be exhibition nj the Gallery daily,
from So A. NJ till 10 r. NJ Catalogues.at the Gallery. aud al
No z Pine street.
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gALUS AT AvUrYspU .


A W. PORTER CO. AUc1IosEEas.-HoUsE
MAGNIFICENT AoysEapLp russITURs
A. the elegant lis &s street. ns.
xEDsEsDAxss i sss s' e. IT II II O'CLOCK,
49, 49,. Largest and richest assorsmen. Of
Superb seven octave Panoforte
Artistic Bronzes, statuary
bronze md oTmoia chsndslers,
Brocade and Lace Curtains, &c,
sDa a. II e. M sn S s a Sr
large dwelling al OF whh w be sod without reserve spd
found in first class library Dnias
ana Catalogues ready by this morning the whole
solid rosewood suits maroon blue and gid and
crimson and gold satin Of the most descp"a
cade ladies solid rosewood and Chairs
sS ID
Ely sTs & sn s y s
plate glass imported for the osasr
so p.ts
match sx feet square heayy embroidered lace Window
Paintings A ~ nsVs ar such as
elegant case finished all round inaid plate
rosewood Piano Stool covered in satin with an elegant
aI Dining soouKea velvet tapestry Carpet IN d order
marble top Fancy Tables Mirrors sofa Reds Chairs In hair
10th with all the ruby and crystal cut Glsss va O.
Vines Champ gnes Tumbers GoDiets and Ocean ers To
match erich CHINA Tea and Dinner sets, costly siyer ware
Tea and "a inch Sayeis Cake Baskets Gas
Coffee and Tea Urns Spoons Forks Liquor stand su
peror Table Cutlery, DC.
satusry marble top Bureaus washs'ads and Commodes
match hair Ma from 40 to ~ lbs
order and in exSsent coalition; ingram Carpets
bedroom Mirrors Clocks Solet Tables Towel Racks Toe
SETS Cloths Carpets and Rods mahogany cushoo d
Chairs Rockers sofas Lounges Couch Beds Hall stands
Tea Dining Tables together with large and desirable
OF Basement Utensils &C. with which the salt
ilaltn
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Prussia,

despatch dated Berlin, February Q Gays that General
Della Marmora has repeatedly declared that sardinia has
no intention of attacking YeDetia, He has male no
other political declarations.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


MRS CORA L. v. HATCH WILL LECTURE AT
Nl Clinton Hall Aston. Ilace on "wednesday, the 2oth
VIII be present TO PROFOUND and debate question: Adms
sion 10 cents.
THE WOMEN OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Rev Dr ARMIIAGE VIII lecture on the above subject
IA O'Clock Trkets 2 ccnts may be had r. . Growers
600 Brosdway; Firth Pond 20 5i7 Broadway VIM hsll
Son, 5fS BroadN1y Horace Waers T2 Rroadway ". u
naiard pa and 2f1 p-Y1duhv the ~ CrNrNer \
the Ls.csuse,