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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY II.
\ ENRICH. at the corner Of Penn n AZ A
svsnSe and Elsventh street., mas been ~ III
greater Inducements foI ne patronaEe, OF citzeps
snd STRANGERS than any otfer public house in. She
hotei OF Penn. avenue, and his soeonmodst1onf
fof permanent or transient bosrders upexoept ton
EuroPeSn Hotel have already, become very Doprg
Si: bet1g sf thst can be desired by the mQsf fas-
h2n napa o0atps ed AheTal sSssse Wres % giys sst-
fe{Aotiou to al, and thus Ienevs his ipYitstioz a
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL


nR. SHUMAN hiss, sfler an exrsrtsnoA G. tsu
tuackery, sell lcbCled Indian or German dos turF.
snd pretenders Of vitosorSf and imPottOrs in ESl'
eral
THIS is the only Place where q cure and rRosiy
cure oSn be obtaIned IN the world for n IrrgrU ssr
and evil habits, EonoTrh1, tieoi, sentua' Urst-
mesa, syphilis, primary. secondary. aud st!ETy,
organic weakness. pains m the n!8s, strict JrcS,
general debility, proEtraton nervousness regf ess
nights pa lpItiOB OF tho heart. ringing IN te 6s,
loss Of memory, oonfgEIon, nc suchgly, Affections
OF the head, throat, nOso, and skin, and all thOEa
peculiar disorders arising iron tho ndlscTetion Of
youth, rendering them urht fur eithoT buEi nsss,
st1dy. socIety, or marriage.
DR., =. has the greatest remedies In the known
world for diseases Of the blood. EonOTrhR. r Feet,
structures, phI.lis seminal weakness, rtlf ahusa
&c. There is no case IN which they faIl 20 in
from TO days.
Victims Of fheee horrible cor slsrts, who would
wish 20 be valuable men and ornaments to socletv,
should embrace the earliest Opportunity Tor reinf
DIR. Shumhn has Tnsds the most comp .et0 arrarre-
ments for the comfort of has gGtlents who ONE
rom distance. They will be furnished with the
0Iet and made as comfortable a. they would be 81
hrst olsss hotel 81 lcGs than hsf t.i0 cost.
DO not forget the nzme and Euu heg, DIR. SAD
mhn's Oinoe Ia on the CORNER OF SIth street sd
Pennsylvanla avenue, Clarendon Hotel, oPpOSisS
the National Hotel, Washington. ID. T..
Persons 81 q distance BnOHld enclose stamp fOr
return postage. Once hour, 9 A. 81. 10 10 4. NJ.
various parties have boon eal ced from my i1-
shtatlOn by certain Evindlers on back street- IA
this city, who will AZ tI tho day Of their desth,
A word to the wise is sufficient. ADgis
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FEA'ALI1E Il RRAsPESsAAss.D R3AsRINs sAsD va PAY school,

Dol Mrs. 3. j. MCCORMICK, PRNcIRAi, 90
The thirteenth annual Session of tnIs Ins
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house S Sfecsrtiy occupied By Sylvester Scott, Essr
The course Of stqdy pursued will comprise ell
the branches rec uizite 10 thorough English Edu-
desired. -T-I "
In addition 70 DAY scholars, Mrs. Mccormick 10
bosIds5s, who, constituting . part of her own fam
sion. She will endssvor as far - possible, TO sur
round thom with the comforts and kindly inhusnoes
Of Home. 'a -
.R5wsssss.--Rsv.6 eco. II. Norton, Rev. DR.. Eias
H.rrise9, Rsy. 0. E. ssrss, William II; Fowle.
Esi" Henry Marbury, Ess., Levn, MeKenlie
Ea51s Ea1IsssIh heSsrt R II. & &HantSn; EsS. %W D. EallIeh
Esntwisle, N. EsS., Col. John w. Minor, Lsldbun,
a,sshis: 1919: blaoklook & Marshall. Messrs. Corse
5oeeIa, Win Tuition IN 81 the English Branches,
- sSvsnn me annual isession-paJabe semi annually
Music e. snf LsaEsssss ss Professors prices. i.
q IL NoeAHn ehArges. rss a..srs .r7J au fs-n
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
~ OF GAS METERS

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1850.
,NoT!cE rs HEREBY GIgEN That, agree
loration app[oyed May II, 1890, tho undersigned 10
now prepared. vheneyer reSlired in writing, and
examine, test prove, and ASCERTAIN the sccurscy Of
Eesstration otSny ISs meter in g,e in this oity" !"
and another, scaled and marked "a true, will be
set IN rs pl.oe, II lrovsd 70 be aocprsSs in its
measul cment Of gas, IL will be seSod acco DIE civ,
and again put in pofftion for use,
O@oe No. $40 Seventh street, tnosr Odd Fell
.ovs' HALL O1on from 3. m, TO m.
CHARbES w. CUNNINGHAM
~ B-n Inspector and Sealer OF Gas Metsrs,
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Fnoa FoRT PIcKEss u. = tran,nort CITY
q. New York, Capt. Martin, arrived In New
xo.s, xo.x on sunday morning from Fort PicksDs
nns m~nlns os any tmportance had occurred aimee
building sand batteries on santa Rcss 1usnd
Al were IN good health. All well at the fort
me q CITY OF NeH York brings the mails from the
s s a. sft rickens, and four passengers,
who was discharged by Col. Brown, Command, 4,
at Fort Pickens, owing to his secession mi
MI Simmons, LIST Lieutenant OF U 8 steam TS d,
boat HuDnville, who fell down the bold ~ ~.
vessel aud injured his spine; q freman Of az
steam frigate Mississippi. who returns sies and
volunteer belonging 10 Col. w Wilson y reoimsat
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IHs hoaSoks fIREp IsTo -Commodore Pen.
defgrsss, OF the Roanoke, states that While e,nis
& ,ny nsst aaaes inlet on the 10th instant, rel
but every shot fell short, The fre wss returnsi
with good eject. On the 18th the Roanote NJ.
cbored In the mouth Of Cape Fear river. and fonna
rebel nag dying over Fort CaswelI and the tow n
OF snltLville There was battery at the ,onth
OF Tue Tort, where were a number OF mea d. driIlInv
Fort Ca.well was manned with fourteen barbett.
guns and several feld pieces, .e. - ''''
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DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH.
~. LQ0MIS, M. d., the inventor and pstentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH,
tends personally at his ofioe In this city
MANY persons nan wear these teeth who
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear Others
Who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st nv ofhoe can be aooommoo sted
with any style aid price of Teeth they may desire;
ont 20 those who are particular and wish the pures
olesnest, strongest and most perfect denture that
srt csL produ9e, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms 10 this oItJ-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
sth and 10th sts. Also, SO7 Arch street, Phi .ade
bhss 90 IS-H
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CAPIuIE OF A CosTEpEkArE VESSEL --rhs
oaLk Delaware, Captain Steed, from Demerara
sirived In BaItimo's on Sunday evening, and wa,
Soataed on the 18th inst In lat IS 42, Ion "a 30
nv we United States steamer Albatross, Capt
=, enss e, which had previously captureda schoon.
\, ,ws oaiye.ton, and a brig from Charleston
S.a .ss Five days previously the Aibatross had
S Soorosa tns brig Costa Rics, from PhilsdeIphis
s,S ooasa 70 ssvana, which vessel having been dis
me, ~. 1t - zoe I'm Inst in lat 30 lon 70, would
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QUE CUSTOMERS HAVING BOOK AC.
owing to the dullness Of the ea And the
OF money. We are Wiling to ofer . Discount OF i've
FUNDS. Virginia money will also be taisa al the
current rate Of discount 80 ' g - '''
mis- Untsl) Ps.av. bet sth and iotS .ts q
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CoMWE. AND sEE os5 ga,S SsE z s.s{ls INDIA. P4s,
,asssss a si.e, sas bai6sfEiss No. Us W.
srfh o. iei-lm
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- lin MOURNING .eooDs.
IN our < stock y sressy iSdySsd sf,YPs, tsS ssss
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PROF. WOODS.
RES ESTORhTYVR CORDL
- IL D. grf'Hg - Arm '. ''i -. f''
vr,,, BLOOD sRRNOVAF0R. H.v ars
q Sold In this city b. q. sTO1T, sTSPa svenve.

An 20 o-eoly,alv vrr p.
BooTs AID sHShss s. 10 Sslsl ~.
wssrs ngy nsnsfscturFhE sll ftrcs 80 ~
soe s,y sH3ss " s11 ne. sss's eotY y sss5
por1fion, made expresss 70 GRO, on@ ss,iE 49,
Seretofors ehss1ed ln his erty fof -ses sasSfa 2
sScs Pc4ss,. a, vx,t Of Bo,ts saa .sss % - essaatr
efty Wads Vork. vii ~ ways Ic fsss-sl srr1r- ~
issoraAnd q Aeisvssf i5esfvSlys ss f5eal's b
sskf slt Pepn9lvNpis sveupe,
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DIR. JOHNSTON,
DAL TIMO RE

LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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fHf MANY THOUSANDS cured al this nE;itution Eith
The sft ttrsnttsn years. and tht important
cal optTauont performed BY DR. Johnston, BY tn
rsportrs q he papers and many ether psOns
which have spPssrsd again snd again before IN, public b,
sdts hIs standing gtnsman Of character and
Slty, 10 SUE cisnt EsArantss 10 the snetsd. l5y
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

not be too strongly pressed on the arton OF The
military authorities. 1t is the substitution OF
maItul for civil juris let oD. 1t is, to me, pass
ing strange that, with full knowledge OF what
's before aud about them, they will continue to
keep terms which may involve the greatest OF all
disasters. One half Of this city IS false to the
Government, and is giving, in every way it can,
aid and comfort to the enemy. should takr
the protection of my revO yer and feel more safe
with 1t than with the police force t. defend ne
IN my extremity. | cannot write all that know,
and what the Administration must know, of that
which is in their own Departments. Nor can
20 to them and urge to the performance OF n
tardy act which, it seems, ordinary foresight
would have suggested as an early necessity But
| can speak to toe people, in whom there ia th"
safety and deliyerance from this long wandering
IN the wilderness. To their Influence upon the
chosen ruler here is 10 come the c0rduct and
settlement in the small and great events oi the
movement be the struggle long or short; and
from them / claim an audience when | speak III
their language of what Is dear to them As honor,
property, or hie aud which they are to hold III
their courage or basey surrender IN their fear.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
A Day and Night Of Alarms and Adventures
Gen. Basler's Pians-The Troops
Arrival Of Gen. Pierce
Court- m 0rtial.

From Our Special Correspondent.
Fortress MoSRor, OLD PoISr, juno 4, 1861.
After | had posted my letter yesterday, we had
batch Of rumors and excitement. About o'clock
word was brought in from Camp Butler that one hum
dred and twenty men, belonging TO Col Aliens regi'
ment who had gone out distance Of some four or ive
miles toward Yorktown, had been surprised by
rebel force OF five hundred men, and taken prisoners
Gen. Butler Immediately repaired TO the Camp, and
ordered detachment from Col Durytes regiment OF
Zouaves to 20 in pursuit. and they set out at once IL
subsequently appeared that the report was without
foundation. In the evening word was brought that
five hundred Rebel troops with ton pieces OF artillery
were at the Bethel Church. between eight and ten
miles from Hampton, and not far from the Hallway
House. Another report placed them at another church
on Back River. Gen. Butler resolved TO send force
in that direction consequently about five hui ded men,
commanded by Capt. Haggerty Of Gen. Buffers stan
aud ten 2ipound Howitzers set out. They scoured
the country as far as Back River distance of soo'
ten miles, but found enemy-nO sign OF one. ino
expedition returned about noon to-day. 1t Is prooao'o
that between Old Point and Yorktown there are some
fifteen hundred or two thousand Rebels, IN nonuoic
bands, indiferently armed. On the approach Oh the
scouts they retire, and burn the bridges, Win sueh
other exploits as the +. +. VS. are capable of when
disguised as guerlas.
At Yorktown, there are probably, OF all Sorts some
$500 or 5000 men, most of whom are poorly armed
All the negroes who have not run, and many u the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

ply, ard iei tie connandsnt 10 supply himself az The
usual rates else where The contractor cleared GOO
by ths contract.
In many cases the terms in the Proposals which seem
To guard the public interest are only cunnnp'y
evssous made for the benefit Of favored Contractors.
But how are these abuses 10 be remedied' BY is'u-
ing propota =, in sll instances, making each item a
separate cass and requiring bids to be put in for eact
separately. This has beeu the pursued by thai
honest officer, Asbury Dickens, Secretary of the Sen
me for years past aud This year for the first time the
same course has been pursued by Col Forney in his
Proposals for the supply OF the immense conira'ts for
he House stationery.
The general adoption Of this plan throughout the
Del arnielis wonld save inca acuable 10 tie Ma
ton and should be insisted ut time like his, Of all
others. Let there he no hasfy, incoDsderaie action
hut II thorough overhauling the pat OF ever, head
If Department. and let the fraud and corruption which
has insulated iself into every branch OF the Admins
tai Le ended and instead the different Departments
administered in good faith and economically.
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y q spsuifinz. SIR
Yea VIII please send n.e tso boxes 81 yous CeIhal-
f7ils Sefsi thstn immediately.
Yours, Respectfully
Ios~ n ~IHnass.
-Ihase assi oi.e tes e your piii-. and nnd
them excellent.
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SAFES.

roR SALE.--ONE OF HALL A
u f--tds srs proaf al hursisr rrsaf s.f... -
- 80. Enqnife ~ =. " Can q Ca Ne n
Ne kaxlcs Fe~. az
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Il gou az * harf 1een ifuabis eitA he head = -
-eut fsr hos. fC~phsiic Pills - fkst zen laay
ha-r hen ~ $50 q ~ aftsrk
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Frosn he ExAnsiner. Serf,ik. virxinis.
ny Aevr herr tossed - nsor~ than = fhoassrsi
case. 18th cIdifr sncces<.
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49, A sae4e tsliis n SpAJLniSG.s PREPARED
afTE ~Hi >exe "a tnses IL. es~t "a
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ap1o~apisa,lO s,srFLc CONNER. >ls
CHERIFFs SALE.-Bv ,irtue Of

~ an fxecutoa issuei frsn he Nigo Cosnn..,.
Pleas Court % me directed snd delivered IN favor 81
Theo,i>ee g Fulkcfksn ant against Abraham n p-t
t~-iif@1 have levied she Defendant luferss, 4.
- foloriug dessr.bod real estate situated Ia Woo
che .enfheast hsif = If -ecfion twenty eight ~.
township thirteen "a .rsnge sight 81 csss.,,,i,
thirty lo acres ard "a ~
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LEGAL.
NOTICE To PHYSICIANS.

Notice y hereby given that scaled nrors.,l.
LOT medical aid surgical attendance (inclndlnT neil
cihel upon The prisoners confined Ia jail pauu.rs Id
County. will De r-eeiV.S .nti Ia. aoth ~ 81 ise
~ 10 ei.k a. M al The -iudtor'~ Onloe in .srr,
he bids vii be Tor year from The ent "a, 20
May 1851. Say
Ff'Psais VIII IL r.osvcd foT The whole casl,ir 81
ior separate districts ~ follows
i.t District comprising that part 81 ia. C.,,,,,
north u the centre Il Township clever. al - ~ ~
Wabash river. ~
-h bsulFt, c"ihprtrlng that pert - Ia. t.,,,,f,
nth u the centre Il Tos.~hip eleven an.l -. - ~
Wabash river 49, - tn
sfd District comprising al that psfi Il the Giant,
hing ~e4t n the " wabash river
Ah proposals must b. accompanied with tho u.t,s.
~ P@-'e .'rone ~ securities Cor The faithful
performance 81 the CONTRACT
~ order - the I-'sri of Commissioners Or ,-,,..
y. y. ALLEN.
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~ithln The legal hours q aid dsy Al The c.ur, H..
deef IN fefre-Hsuie. viii ocr the rents and nref,
q he above DESERVED Real Estate toesther i.h III
ths privileges aud appnrienanccs 81 tho same heoog
tns iof term nof exceeding seven year. y. ~.
hiEhf-t bidder Tor cash. ard upan failure 10 re.l,
sun sufficient q satisfy aid Execution snl f-s.
Will tiaen snd there ofI.r the &c simnle :, "a ~
s~id ksA tsiaie, - the hishe-s isddsr ior essh 4,
satisfy the same
i1fis 18th DR., q APRIL fAgf
atI1os7oprf 20 SsrTItf soxxFp ca.
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d he ne d these Plls The periodic attacks u
Nareoas Sex Hsrdaete may - fresen.e~. and II
tlken AZ The commencement u an attack, immediate
relief from sickness vii BE Obtained.
Thy seldom fail In renewing the Nsssea and
H>1daele - which females are much subject.
They act generally upsn the bowel.-remesing
CSziesa<.s.
For Lif~sary mea. Sfa1sats Delcsie Females
aud all persons q sedosfary Aas- they valuable
laxative. IN improving the apFst.te. giving tas
and rfgor to the digestive orgaa AMI restoring tAr
natural eetrioty and strength % ne whole system.
The CEPHAI1c PILLS are the result q long inye--
legation and carefully eonlucsed experiments having
be~1 IN many years. during which time they
have prevented and relieved vast amount u pain
and suffering from headache. whether originating in
ft< aers0rs system OF from deranged state d the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
AID aay be taken at all times with perfect safety.
without making any change q diet ard fss a5s~aes
ofaay disagreea5fe fasfe renders Il essy 70 admin
Tier item % chRdrea
BEWARE OF COUSTERFEITS
Tie genuine have signatures Of Henry {. Spsuldins
each box
Sold by Druggist. aad al other dealer. in meai-
cines
A box wai be sen. BY mail receipt Of The
PRICE, - L E-STS-
All 0riers should be addressed 10
HENRY c. SPAULDING.
4scedar Street. New York.
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Hsile Vernon. O., Jsn. T.. 's1-
Henry G. spauling. Esq.
Please ind enclosed twenl-nve cents or Which
ssnd me another box Of your CsphAllc Pls. They
truly the te-t pills have ever tried. Diree.
4 Srovxs. y. NJ.
Belle tsroon. o.
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Auditor Of Nigo Cs-aiy
Al.ll lst lsal iwtd
SllERIFl"S SALE.-By virtu. OF

SlERlFf'S SALE.-By virtue OF
- Two tenditi"ui skpona- executions issued from,
the Nigo Circuit Court 10 me dfect..I 80 d.1,s
one in favor = Israel ketchun and aralnst s.i.h
Judd. aud ooc in favor - Sssh Judd and x...., A.
rasl kstehun. ana ordered 90 sell the f,llouing A.
s'llDed hea hs'Aif situated IN Nige county, io-wit
Ten acres q ground 81 the north aide a. ,is -.
cast quarter = = the northeast quarter ~ &C.,
sev.9;sen ~, township ten no.. range eivt,f :
AMI 90
MONDAY. NAY II 1851
Witnih tnf legal haFs ~ said day al ~ Ct.rf Il.
b", ~ Ierre- hauie, will oner the rsts and nfat.
~ he above described real estate foestLer with Ill
me privilege and appurten % The same .l.nc
inc. Tot = term not excccsIiug seven wear. +. ~.
highest bidder Tor cash. and upon failure 10 realize
sai suhiei~nt % satisfy said execution. an. es.f.
~ ihen ard there eaer the fee--imple iu End a.
saia real estate, 70 the highest bidder ior cash H.
safisfy the same
Thi., lab day q April. l-sl
"p1v~aptsa.-o SAMUEL CONNER SLn
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49, saa.s tssiis a SpAUl.nIve.s PREPARED
eftk al 49, - tnies it. es~t-te
sPAULDINc'S PREPARED GLUE.
sPAULDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
sPAULDiSG'S PREPARED GLUE
xAvr rlr r1rCEst
EcoSoxu p4srtVuf
So - sfFru - Iiux sans <Dx "a
4 aos1.iset- slr hapf~s. essn ~ ~-ti regulated
f>n8ss if isttsy d~sfskis - lave ~orie slesp 49,
eonxrul~si way e rrT.sriux fafidfare Ter. er<k
erv. a.
sPtrLDSo's rrrpkKFpctrE
Me-. al sak enu<rr.r<le. sn-l ~ haa.half "a -
fs<f - - wtthast a. = - aiwsrs f.sss srsd -
fhs -siesiux pctnt.
~rsEfvf ~ EVERY HoCsr"
sn--A tru-A 49, ..sf.sass- 80 hessie
rriss -
HENRY 4 srArl44xs
~ :. CEDAka -. ~ Ysfk
.GAITUN
A. csrf-.n unflin-ipie-f p~rsonz atersssirr e.
nslss a a. 10 nnsns-eefsnz fuil nIlstIesss ~ ~
fsfrsEF y eIrF. fe.-eit caafl1a fersesss exsna-
r. rsfrr r--afs<aax. ana - 49, ~ ~ rssne.
srYafIufSGs PREPARED GIT "a
L@se4 sus<ss ~rspp~r. ~ othess sfs r~frzflins
'fE
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II. 4. tpanldiae. fsq-
wish fsr some circulars large show bills TO
bring your Cephsiie pm nero particularly before my
cu-fosnsr- II ia hve anything q the Kind. please
se1sl -
Oe ~ ny cu<tofners. Who i subject L. severe Sick
Headache usually lasting two day. cured q an
attack hour ~ your Pills. Nhch sent her.
respectfully yours,
W y. WuKFs.
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From the Examiner. Norfolk. Virginia.
c<f.AaHc fsll< s<~snpl-h she oi3ect 81 whieh they
were made Ma err h~s.ieche In Ell ~ forms
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Yp.llAaa, SisA., Jan. a, e.
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Froua tAe Aavcrtl-~r. Providence. r.
The Cephslie Pills are .sia - - srsmsrkshiy e.
feetve remedy 81 he kesdsls sn4 80 q Ne very
49, - thst 10y frrqu~H err,plsint ~heh hss
tsea af~crtertd.
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Vet long since sent q IN ~ tex q Cephalc
pills for the eure a the NeFvous Headache and
ti~~n~=s. AMI rec~f~ed the SANE. anl th~y haa
sos-l effect that wa- iasiuced 10 sent for
Please ssnd ~ return uiaA. Direct %
A. X WHEELER
YpsIlanfl Nlrn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
sPAIN nRspoxa1ntn.

z SaRnndlP.s 8 -ii,as, :, 3.
tue world lot the'conti inunpee Of Che 5Afris !
can slave trade. Cuba Is at the .pfesent
time as pnlS parket, and it is undouLted-
" true that not a negro is landed upon
that Island, without the knowledge of some
OF the Spanish officials, If not even. the
cnptam- general himself. A large amount
Of tue profits are expended in purchasing
their connirance. 1t would be simply inn
possible to land one cargo in ten without
the knowledge of the subordinatss of the
government. But in spite of her treaty
OF obligations, and ngainst every dictate,
not only of humanity, but of the future
welfare of her queenly islnnd, she continues
1t Tor her own present selfish advantage.
The sugar crop of the island is estimat-
ed Mt six hundred thousand tons, or in
money sixty million dollars; every ncpro
imported Is an additional ton Of suJ9r.
and at the late prices for that staple Inc
plRntcrscould buy negroes Mt n thousand
dollars and make sixty per cent. net prof-
1t upon his gross outlay of capital. II Ia
the policy of the Spanish government 10
exact rs much. revenue from her colonies
as possible, and nothing but these LARGE
profits wsuld enable the planters to meet
these demands of Spain. The income 10
the government from this island amounts
to twenty million dollars per apnum. Or
one-third of the annual products. Il is
therefore evident that before Spain can
stop the slave trade, she must first reduce
her taxes 1t is not probable that sbe
will take astep in this direction unless ac-
tuated by SONS pressing emergency not at
present fOreseen
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
Major AndoraOn,s Po,It,oo.

A Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune, writing 90 the 9th, says:
The Impression here among gentlemen
Mno :, are well acquainted with the subject
IS, that no apprehensions need be enIer-
tained relative to an attack ON Fort sum
ter, as that question will be referred to tho
Southern Congress- meanwhile the Sonib
Caroline authorities will Keep strictcr
sua[o o. the Go9st to Intercept amy attempt
to reinforce Major Anderson; all domestic
supplies and mail facilities are to be de-
nled, aud every possible means taken to
weaken snd stnrve out The garrison.
MhJor Anderson Ind written to Senator
Crittenden, relative to the charge that ON
his movement in retiring from Fort MonI-
trie to Fort Sumter lie took the act iuitia-
tive Of declaration OF war. Major An
derson Furthermore declares that il he had
oeen' or Is, attacked under his present in-
structions, he will defend the fort IN Nh.
last; and, before he will surrender, he Will
blow up the works.