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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

HAVE YousUBsCRIBED FOR THE WEEK.
Lf STAR, TO BE MAILED To YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVE,
IRIS THE BEST DOLLAR wEsKLyINrB rBp
WORLD,
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
Irs GENERAL NEWS IS UNSURPASSED
BY THAT or ANY rwo DOLLAR
WEEKLY!
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BB
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN-
DRED TIMES ITS YEARLY cosr.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL sAyR
TEN TINES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
Tie Nno'Ssr for this Week, TO b Out on En-
das Norning-pIos Three Csnt.-,,sU
Be remarkably tnfsrsstiag one.
Epery Person at distance .,Ao would L.,
Posted soith references 10 oAat 5, ,salIv
gong on here ,n thess intsresf-
iEg tssa>s shonlI ,soeire tt
regularly.
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THE NEWS HERE,

An IMPORTANT MArTER TO OUR FBLLow-CIrI-
zsSs.-In locking over our city tax sales, we dis
cover that IN The excitement OF the times and the
general dinieulty Of obtaining money, hundreds
whose real estate has been sold for the taxes OF
1s5s sold 10 1887 have failed to redeem II. Un-
less rsdsemed to-day or tomorrow, II viii be
irrsc"verabiy lost TO them, as the imperative law
declares that IL must be redeemed within two
years from the date Of sale, (Which was on the
ID OF May, 1851 The two years expire to-mor-
row. Cnfortunately, no power exists that can
possibly accord longer time. We advise every
penon who has not redeemed his property sold
for taxes In 1859, to do before three O'Clock to
morrow without fail, at any sacrifice TO obtain
the mear O.! % doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

hplsHA1ioS - JtsuCE CAMPBELL-Hon
Jobh Camphe has resigned his appointment,
ss Associate Justice Of tn Bench Of tbf snnrsms
Court Of the Uniied stats
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LOST AND FOUND.

S3 3REWARD-stIayed away, on the lat inst =.
W afsH black cow. with white -0<A
spot on her forehead, white srot, on ber &C
1eet, And long horns The above resard
yll oe PAID 20 whoever will find and return her 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

PATRIOTISM IN BOsToN ScHooLs.-The BOYS of
the Eliot School have Contributed s1O6 far n,t,J
otic purposes. The pupils Of the public Latin
school having raised funds TO purchase an Amer.
can flag to float from the school house, at meet.
Ing held on Tuesday, resolutions were passed
unanimously appropriating the money raised for
the purpose Of supplying the necessities of the
volunteers. The teachers and pupils Of the Girls,
National School have contributed about s2IO Ia
be expended for the purchase Of soldiers Clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

DEATH OF BIsHoP OspRR DosK OF NEW YoRK
Last Tuesday morning Benjamin II Onderdonk. /.
d. D., l.. L. ID died at his residence, in New
York city. Of cardisl dropsy. He graduated at an
pointed assistant minister Of Trinity Church. In
1880 he was made Bishop Of New York, In 81.
Johns Chapel, which post he held at the time Of
his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

InK DEPARTMENTAL STAFF-For the infor.
nation Of our readers who may have business IA
transact at the headquarters of the Military De.
parHnent OF W eshington we furnish list n, tbs
"m"en now serving on the Departmental staff:
Col J : X. Mansfield, inspector Gene-aI u
ARMY. commanding; Capt. Theodore Talbot.
hssant dJutant General; Lieut r. e. Sullivan.
lst Artillery, Acting Assist. Adjt General: ] r
Drake De Ray, Esq Vol'r Aid-de-camp.
Maj u. barnard, Chief Engineer; Cant ID
r woodbury., Lieut. F. T.. Prime, and Lieut.. II
engineers -
Major ID II Bucker, chief Of Quartermaster' g
Department Lieut. f. L. Camp, 9Th Infantry.
ana Lieut. Ross, 7th Infantry. assistants
Lieut. A Beckwith, lst artillery, chief of the
sonsistence Department; Lieut.. Relton, 9th in
fsntry, assistant. -N'
Surgeon c. h. Laub, U. 8. A, Medical I,ir.c.
tori surgetn X F. simpson, U. :. A, In charge
Il General Hospital for tie regular troons As,is,
ant Surgeon ID. l. Magruder, IT, 5 A in char.
"i GENERAL Hospital for the volunteer forces.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J: 9. MCGUIRE & co. AuctIoneers.
TREsTEE's SALE OF FURNITURE AND
Ma, HSrsSH15p s,S =, % o,. trtEcIsEoa sATURDkR.
Moons. ". shall se by virtue Of deed Of trust,
q GOusehod FSfnsS1s and R.c .oS
w.last Ts.s a-Tese ard Mahogany Hair Spring
Es9;ssScod M.,b,e,.,s sofs Tables.
Wnos9ns "a Sp.lrg seat Per or CAAIE and Rockers,
c Do aud Ns ossny Route Tables,
SSsne seat e heirs, Lounges,
EItensIon DlEinE Tables, ''H O'r'e"'
slnsle and Double Mattresses.
nosters and Pillows,
Beds,eeds, Bure.us, wsshstands.
LIT Gains, Crockery and Glass "a are,
CacEIns Stove, h eirige a'oE, Sc
m2d 3 acGInRF a co. tuot..
BY D. c. MCGUIRE q co, AuctIop.er,-
A DNlNI :TRaToR's SALE OF WASH
% % sTEssSSIT ssTT2s SSITI Sc lrsET CcSPAsr sIOcr.-
O'Clock az the = UCtIon Rooms, We shall aeiii, nT
order Of the o. -phsn's Court
-CompaIy stock.
BY order OF the Administrstor
m 2-St .. c Mo6TIkE & CO ,Auots.
/ ANpLoRDs sAI E-By vir'ue Of a warrant
H of DIST ess, issued ~ the tGIt OF Ohm q mph eye
Of B4.on one snS ohs'1s .s;
have seized AID taken In distress al the estate.
u sry s.Su .Is e TT.ss
2 q s a. .ss nSSs: Ss:
ssid city of Wsshlngtan, %: G 20 Wit:
Bureaus, Wasestands, Looking Glasses,
Sinek:s Cs,pea Of various K .nds.
a large number OF various kinds of Bed,te.d,.
beos; Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, Blankets,
Together Eth lsrse quantity Of goods too nu-
ronT msnoTs sSd. &c 60 ParuOulsrize,
MSSN,SsI On SSsIgS ~ give po:os Tia, FRIDAY
a.Tss, by FuSS suction q. bsSe.s P% IBID siJds9 &
tor cash, on the prem ses, No. 1917 sixth street.
Ano ~ 'n' mas W kfErT tss ssls Rsc''
Br GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer,.
H TURF IT AUCTION -On FR IDAy, the sd NAV
OF Mr. aoSin.aS, Hn ss sIan tns .trse9 trslasPSe S
Esa, sno strsets north, good assortment Of
Mahossny sol ,sideboard. Bureaus,
Mo-, MOI, RocklrF nSd oth,T Chairs.
Cottat and other Bedsteads,
Reoding, Window BIirds,
Cane aEo other Chair.
S,SSs. GGtr.ndolss, g Lounge and wsshstsnds.
SaI.',, SSnIsa, = s ass ian. snd croOkery Ware.
PsIlor. Pss.sse and st,i, Carpets.
So1,fsiss, OK s asdI:,Sr ~, to- snd oths, Stoves,
eary 20 enumerate
.P aSes. skfEsiEsNi q WILLIAMS, Aue...
B. ). c. MCGUIRE q CO.. AuOtlOneer..
asp LoTSoh TEURsDAYH hFrERNo01sNE. RN0sE
eot ied in Liber J. A. q. No l5l. foios SIS ct eco
Ne. ass. fLo1tip1 feet inchs. on seye5i6 q
bstween 6 and sta 80 lth, -unnias bach IN tw,dts
snt eonlistns o tSo .tUry st1 sS. 1SS SSRss
house with tack building. -e
10 months, with interest secured nv a dsed ~ ffrnst
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For Four Days LongerI
L W a N ga
s1o. o....Penns5ivania Avenue.... 4r6
We shsll continue cur sale Of
JEWELRTr PLATED WARE, &c,
roR
FOUR DAYS LoNGER-oNLY
Nov ia your time ID make a selection Of
JEWBLRY AND PLATED WARE
from :he most extensive and beautiful s.ortmeut
ever chSred i"r sse IN the -r sny other oi..,
For the Low Puos
ONE DOLLAR!
We have just reosi we'd q new invoice
of al the
DIFFERENT STYLES OF SETS
in market, together with
a LARGE LOT OF LOCKETS, PINS,
EAR RINGS,
LADIES and GENTLEMkN'S CHAINS,
BRACELETS, &o., &c.
Also, A LOT OF PLATED WARE,
consisting of
Knives and Forks, Walters, Cake Baskets,
Goblets, Cups,
sat Stands, Tea and Table Spoons, &o, &c.
9oOHS-BOOKs,
SELLING AT HALF PRIcEI
and
He Tow may read, who
Could not read before,
AID he who .iwsys could
May read the more" -
We Shzll
POSITIVELY CLOSE OUR STORE
as advertised,
and we invite your
EARLY SELECTION
ofsny Of our articles before II In
FOREVER TOO LATE!
6. G.. EVANS,
4S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

1HE FLEET We iearn that dozen vessels Q,
Commodore stringham's feet will very shortly
put 70 sea It Is 70 consist Of at least fty war
ssls Of various descriptions, accompanied by sut
fci-nt steam transports for the accommodation O,
land force at least 81 600 strong. Thus II will
prove sufficient 10 make an Efficient blockade ot
every Inlet on the Southern coast Into which anv
vessel drawing six feet Of water might o,bery; g.
enter; while II will devolye on the disunion an.
thorires the necessity Of keeping In arms, feed
Ing. &c distinct armies sufficient 70 cope with
the land fOrcrs accompanying II. in or near Nor
folk, Charleston, Savannah, Pensacola Mobile
npd New Orleans. Or al least an aggrerate OF
l2J 700 troops stationed for the protection of those
lar nDortant points alone.
The operations Of the 6eet alone thus bid fair 20
monopolizs the attention OF all the military force
the disunion sta can possibly keep in the field
uniess they propose To abandon 10 the United
Rates the cities we name above. That not a ba Ie
"f cotton or cargo IF other southern production
can seek market through any southern port is
20 o-conle a hx-d fact within one month from this
day Bud without the procseds Of the sale of their
crops, the dtsunionists will have no means wb at.
ever OF procuring military s1ppes Of any descrI D.
noni Tor they do not produce or manufacture
Them, ii Will be remem bered. and their wealth "a
by no means in money
In such di ithcuites as these, has the disuniou
conspiracy already PLUNGED the South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

SHoRrsIGHrED CALCULATIONS The d!sunion.
ist press Of the South, upon the authority Of q
foolish paragraph recently appearing in the New
York Times, are cheating their readers into the
belief that the Government is powerless to pro-
tect with srms the authority and rights Of the
United States. The paragraph I'm question sd-
sed tie displacement of the President by yia-
lence, and the elevation OF some one In his ,t-ad
who may he more Of a representative man of the
current war feeling Of tie loyal Population OF the
country Cpon the strength of this folly Of the
TIMES, the disunion press are calculating that
Washington remains well nigh as defenceless as
en- the 4th Of March last and that nothing effec-
tive hiss vet been done by the Government t.
organize the requisite military force for the due
maintenance CT its authority. How erroneous
tnls impression Is, Is evident In the fact that
already Washington city Is safe against an as
ssut from an army Of less tsan fifty thousand
snc D troops as the dissuionists can command;
ana In the further fact that within two we, Ks
after the Presidents first call for troops was
Issued. the whole IS OcO were actually mustered
Into service, and Is COO more had offered them
selves to the Government. Thus In two weeks
TINE only, The United States raised an army three
or four times larger than that which the dieubion-
lss have been aole TO bring into the field after
three months almost su oerhuman exertions to that
rnt In one month mare the balance of the
ls3 U0 men which the Government designs 70
p'dee IN the bsid immediately. vii! sn-e!y be in
arms; making force twice ss large as the dis
un'onss can al any time possibly have in ser
vice, II but because they are absolutely " ithoui
We means Of sCstainiDg larger force, IL one SC
large.
Never before In the history of modern wars
has so large an army as Is, 500 men been SO sud.
denly improvissd aud so quickly provided for by
any government These facts prove incontestibly
but the energy and capacity of these who hav,
been called 10 the responsibility Of welding tha
power for the protection of the riy hts of tbei
chargs-the Government Of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

FOR SALE-A good HORSE, lIght WAGON.
HtR Mss SApDLEsnd BRfDLE,
cheap for casni sold for NO fault; the ovnvr1N
not having sufficient use for them wIshes Ni
70 dispose oi them; Apply to w. X. WHEAT
LEY Dyer. - Jefferson street, Georeetovn: or
3e3 r.. avenue, between Al and sta SIS. WssS-
ington. an Sl-st
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For incidental expenses u the qu1rfermaster
department three hundred siIty-tfve thousand Al
thirteen dollars and eighty ce1ts-
two million tue hundred aud fft -four thousand OF
cents
For transportation Of of6eeEs- baggage Gftes
thousand three hundred And Eixty-seyen dollars
niEefy-ssSsn thousand three hundred and thirty
Eve dlela-S-
For clothing. camp and garrison equipAge- Of
dred and hfry one dollars and thfrty-eight cents
RoE current expenses Of ordnance service, fEent
thousand dollars
ding horse equipments for all moGafed troops, To-
hundred thousand dollars
For manufacture Of arms. sixty thousand dollar.
For increasing the manufacturing capacity OF Il
national a-u1cry. nfty thousand dollars
For purchase Of guupoUier and lead, forty th0t
For purchase ofartiIsry horses. twenty-five thoi
sand dollars
FOR hire Of quarters tor troops Of store houses f
the safe keeping OF military stores, Of grounds T.
summer eAntonments, and for temporary huts- on;
hundred and hffy-eight thousand two hundred a.
eighty-thres doIl1rs and eighty-one cents
Sec 3 And be IL further enacted, That all appJ
priations and all provisions OF Law herein contans
applicable TO three years volunteers shall apply
two years volunteers, and all other Tslunteers W.
have been or may be received into the service of q
United States for "A period exceeding three montl
Approved, July l., 1s61.
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Sex = And be it further enacted. TiAt every Tef
son who hall Be appointed assistant Jrsster -i!-
tVenty-one yeaEs Of age nor more than twenty
years; and that previous to his appointment ht-
phSslcaL mental and moral 4uAne1ton= shaii i'''
inquired into and tAToE9Sly reported uPo1 Z! +.
board Of paynastsEs appointed for that purpose Is
the Secretary Of the Navy, and under Eueh Esgu4t-
Sc q And e Il farther enacted, That the anrsi.-
Al pay Of assistant masters shailbe a. foiiSSs Ek
On duty At 49, for the rst i've years AFTER DATE 81
Commission one thousand three hundred dollaTsi az
ter i've years from date Of commission one tk0nsA;id
i've hundred dollars
On other duty. for the arst Ee years afier d4te,
Commission thousand d0llaEs@ after I'VE yetr-
from date Of commission one th0usaod Two Hua1fei
dolIars-
I'VE years AFTER date Of etRmiszica- eight hundTs!
dolzTs; after i've years from date Of eonmiszi ~
thousand dollars; and when attached 70 Tessels aT
service each assistant shah De entitie'l
| 70 one ration per day
see l And be it further enacted, That from and
after the passage Of this act commanding Osilevr
Of any vessel in the navy shall be required to per-
form the duties Of paymaster or assistant payra--
I ter; and when such ONCE shall become vacant hE
death otherwise, in ships AZ sea or on tore4n s-
tions OE on tie Pacific e0ast Of the United state
the senior ohieeF present may make an acting al
pJIEtment Of any Mt person TO perform the duties
until another payEnaster or assistant payuazTrr
shall report for duty Any person Performing lilo
uties OF par master or assistant payIater IN acct
entitled TO receive the pay Of such grade whilst
acting
aist ant master shall upon his appointment enter
into bonds in the amount Of ten thousand dollars-
with a. least two good and sufficient securities 1Jr
the faithful performance OF his duties, and that
sistant paymasters shall have rank and PEeeetenrv
with assistant gons not passed and that all ai
pOintments to MI vacancies in the corps Of payEs
tiers shall be made by regular promotion from tie
list Of assistant paymazters-
Sec Q. Ard be il further enacted. That within six
months after the expirat OF the Prsent insuTTee
ton the corps OF paymastsrs and assistant paymas
tsrs shall be reduced to the number Of seyenty-hye
in the whole.
Approved, July Il, 1861
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LOCAT TED,
Cor. baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
BALTIMOR ND
rINHIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE No
prosperous and douri-hing condition Twice
ring the last two years has It been necessary obts
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the
ereasing number Of students representing nea
every State in the Union
It now occupies one Of the most conspicuous
desirably located buildings in the city. The roo
eomnodiously arranged, spacious and elegan
The advantages and facilities here offered to you
men desiring 70 qualify themselves properly for Z
thorough Practical human Education generally.
unsurpassed, in any particular, by any similar est.
lishment in the United States
FACULTY;
E.K- LOSIER,
Prineipal-Lecturer on the Science Of Accounts Co
merce, Business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice of Book-Keepi
and Commercial Calculations
H II. DAVIES,
Associate Prnfessor of Bookkeeping.
n. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental Penman.hi
: I. WILLIAMS ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Bthios-
TRUSTEES
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Joshua yansaut,
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM H. keighler, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq VIM knabe, ESD
The CoIleeeis provided with Commercial LibTT
q Standard Works, expressly for the use OF the $
Essh stuhsus has ds.E to hin.sl4 and /. ser
There beng no vacation during the year, suds'
can enter at any time
Thetimsnsuailyr required eomplesethe fureouI.
from 10 Il weeks
DIPIoHA Is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular
tzfuirz upwards Of SIX s6VAKE EETI, representing
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, yAri'
characteristics designs penmanshp, &c, sent by n
free Of charge, accompanied with catalogue givingi
BASticulArs. Address z h LOSlEE
Baltimore Nd
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS oR THE UNITED Static
fused az the PIT5s .szItSa Of tie thirty !SsreHth
c6a1yeIs-
[PUEu-So

Az ACT to refund and remit the duties on arms i'm
ported by sta.ea-
Be It enacted by the Senate ADD House Of Repre-
EeEt8tfyes Of the United States CT America In Con-
gTA A.sembIsd That the Secretary Of the Treasury
be AID be e hereby authorized aud directed TO re-
fund and remit the duties and impostB on al arms
Imported into the United States since the rst day
" May Last, which may Be imported before the
trst day Of January next, by Or for the Of
any state; Provided, the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall Be Eatised that the said intended In
good hith, for the use Of the trOops Of any STATE
shieh Is or may be engaged in aiding to suppress
the instruction DOW existing against the United
Apprursd, July 10, 1851.
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E-5Ezz==sE-


an and after the 18th Of April, 1851 the passen-
ger Trims will be ruH follows, VIA
The RIpFess Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays At 10 A. ~ Benvood at 1910 A ", aTriI-
ing In Baltimore Al 40 A. NJ connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia New York Boston
and all the Eastern cities, leaving At 6=ls A NJ
TiTes Al Washington at $40 A. ~, making Close
neetOn with the Southern lines for all parts Of tie
South This train stops At the principal stations
from Wheeling TO Cumberland
Returning, leaves Baltimore at 3:35 P ", and
Washington City at 245 P. 81 arriving at BenWos-
A. u. and Wheeling AZ 6S27 A NJ, making direct
connection with the ExPresstrain for all parts Of the
West. Southwest and Northwest This train stops
emily for meals and wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including Sundyas AZ
G:5T P NJ, BenWoOd At lbs P. NJ and arrives In
Baltimore at ais P. NJ, connecting with the Mail
train, leaving for Philadelphia, New York Boston,
and all Eastern cities at As P n arrives at wash
ington City at 5s2O P. NJ connecting with the South
sEn lines for all parts OF the South This train stops
the end or the road at MOundETille Cameron.
Mannington, Water Station EaiTm0nt and Grafton
Returning, leaves Baltimore at $50 A NJ WaSh-
IuEfon City at 425 A n. and arrives at BsnWOod
1910 P. u. and Wheeling at 1922 P. 81, connecting
with the Express train for all parts OF the Southwest
West and Northwest This train stops at the prin-
eipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation
daily, except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at go A. 81
and aHliVes at Wheeling at s:l0 P. d.
W.P. SsrTH. Master OF Transportation.
In. COLE, Gent Ticket Agent apo
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JOHN T. LAKIN.
aEo-S- JOHNSON. WI. JoHSso
G. ". JOHNSON L son,

manufHeturers of Copper Tin an
Sheet Iron Ware.
HATIN6 AyAILED OURSELVES OF ALL tt
III improved facilities, are better prepared u
than to fill all orders for any article work
the above line of business. YaIlies and COnduct,i
made 20 order. Steamboat work done in a substx
tiaI and EOTkmanIike manner. We are now payi
particular attention to this branch of the trade
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular.
Wholesale Dealers we can offer Inducements tn
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware
complete and the assortment is full at all times
keep stock Of theIatest and most approved patteT
Of Coal and Wood Stoves hand At all ttmes-
CIV. JOHNSON son,
Eo-1T9 Market Square,
Jyz-d&Wn wheeling,
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; v N J
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hos
pitai practice ever since you made them, and cannot
hesitate say they the best cataTtic employ
Their regulating action the liver i quick and de-
cided- consequently they are an admirable remedy
for arrangements Of that organ. Indeed, have
seldom found Of bili0lfs dfIcugc obstinate
that it did not readily yield to them.
Frarernally yours. AL0NZO BALL NJ. D.
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
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" B-suhscrip:ions received AID forwarded BY
A. D. BEDILLIos, Agent for Wheeling and vicinity.
srsemsh EnzrsyinEs and Art journal can be seen A
tbs Post onseo. deela
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH. PresIdsnt-
y 2 MYERS. Gent TICKET Al. no
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BnIIous pIsorders-Ltrer Complaints.

From Or. IATodoTe Bel, u NsIr l0Tls Gty-
Not only your Pills admirably adapted To their
purpose aperient but ind their beneficial ei-
tecfs upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved more efectual for the
cure Of bilious Complaints than any remedy
can mention. ] sincerely rejoiee that We have Al
length purEatiye which il worthy the confidence u
the Profession and the people.
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Bridal Presents.
NEW YORK EXPRESS,
Ia & 10 PARK ROW.
THE DAILY EXPRESS, /"

(Morning or Evening Edition. at the selection
the subscriber,) & sent by mail at SIX D0LLAl
per annun, always payable In advance
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Three Through Pa senger Trains,

The caDoeity Ofth. Road Is now equal to any in the
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AN Aor 70 proTide fsr the appointment Of Asia
taDt PaguAs,ers In the Navy,
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