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AUSTRIA on THE TEKST AFFAIR.-On ths 18Th
December, Count Rechberg addressed a commu.
nicatfon 20 Chevalier Hulsemann, Austrian Min.
lister 70 the nifed States, on the subject OF the
Trent anair, In which he says:-n Without ex.
aiming into the question, Austria cannot bnt AZ.
knowledge that, according TO the principles OF
International law, adopted by all Powers. and
which the American Government itself has often
aken an % the rule Of their conduct. EnpIan nd
could not In any wise, in the present Gaze.
rersin nom complaining Of tbs afIront given
70 Der nag, and from asking proper PREPARATION OF
II" Austria thinks there was nothing Offensive
In the British demand
MT. Seward, In his courteous reply, o. the 9th
OF January. transmits 10 Chevalief Hulsemann =
copy OF the recent correspondence, and calls AZ.
tention TO two points: first that the United stat.s
are not only Incapable for a moment OF see KING Ia
disturb the peace Of the world, but are deliber
ately just and friendly In their intercour,e with
all foreign nations; and. secondly that they will
not De unfaithful to their traditions and motley
an sdvocase Of the broadest liberality in the m
plicaton Of these principles Of International law
70 the conduct Of maritime affairs The limited
states, he says, win sincerely rejoice IL the ones.
uos which has given rise 10 this correspopdence
mall be embraced 80 az 10 obtain a revision Of he
law OF nations, which win render more defnite
and certain the rights and obligations of states
In time Of war.
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fiHAseIN-From the New York Ep..,s 9
Post OF yesterday we take the following:
Money 10 cheapening, and the supply ats ~,
cent 10 Ia excess Of the demand. We hear Of con.
sdersoie business at 5s5k per cent Prime ps ne,
scarce, and unexceptionable names are wanted
AZ per cent.
Gold Ii rather sitter to-day, though we hear Of
no active operations. Most Of the brokers are
buying over their counters at "a Der cent in
moderate sums, but for round amounts N .av
s2O,ooo, $4,000, and sl0oy 900, az much az 3xa3x
r. cent. eo1ld be obtained. II was supposed
.oefe would b. some activity DAY, Preparatory
20 The sailing Of the steamer to morrow, but Thu,
Ir me engagements seem To have no marked
euect on the price. Gold is now freely soId
".hortp on options Of thirty DAYS.
Private dispatches from Washington TODAY
speak Confidently Of an immediate passage OF ~
elGo 900 eco Treasury note bill.
tc,eign exchange Is firm, but far from active
tlrst class bills on London are II4aII4x and
ieeding south street bills lI3XaII3A
The 800 Geo United States coupop bona. n,
1881 mentioned Yesterday as lost have been 70
covered, they were mislsid by the owner y
prominent capitalist Of Exchange Place.
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AFFAIRS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA RoNyKy y,
CuhskRLAsD.-Ths Wheeling Intsiligsnesr Of
Monday gives the following details Of affairs in
ard about Romney, Western Virginia:
Upon leaning that the rebels were ADVANCING
nsnd, fearing flank movement. fsTl hscS -.
wards Cumberland on Friday afternoon. having
previously telegraphed for reinforcement
Inc flnh virginia Regiment len Parkersburgh
airy len Clarksburgh for the came point, and All
The forces I'm this part of the State were being
pushed forward to unberland az rapidly as the
railroad could carry them.
nSss Understood on Saturday night that seven
OF eIghtthousand Ohio troops would cross the
sne Ohio river At Parkersburgh ard Bellaire, with
wo OF thfee batteries Of artillery all for Cumber-
70 hear ao 81 .ss People are mOmsnsarily expecting
Ihe great body Of the troops unoet Jackson.
Sno were marching upon Romney, are said 10 be
81 n ~ 1,sssas. and II was thought at Cumberland
Romney N Nuni"e'iano anu
P:s;-we learn that information v,, received
jscS,on ,sSdnaay) In relisble quarter, that
rn Slsn his rebel rces had turned back and
kone IN zoe direction Of Winchester.
INC rockingham tys) Register fsece,h,
grows over The drafs for troops about winches,,r
and says offhe peopie:4
Icy Via not submit 10 draft Once thew
.oian.eefed and came willingly 10 the d.fencs Z,
Hs,asnon ana they are willing TO do Il sgain
isW ~ Soi VIA. ! .syj II this bin becomes a
- -. WI nIeers VIII lay down The arms and
&c Wnefe the power 1.-THE conyention ~ "a Al.
,nem lho. sefvtee. They love liberty and hsts
tyranny, sna wfilresist tie sceressive ,cts n shs
AZ - 1ysstiesJ ssesgefly AZ they do thoss
wen '0eofge and Banda as both are tyrant. 81
ne Register, ailuding 10 che Unicn men, says !:
Nat we have such enemies, and good msny
sach, IN he border counties Of Loudon, Jeferson,
befksiy, Morgan and asmpshire "a well known
~ We taink the sooner they are driven over the
n'e', I'm pnsonsd, shot er hanged, the better fof
They are constantly furnishing such infof.
sn 70 the robbers and eufzthroats prowling
ssoak tae Maryland border q lead % the arrest
- optrfs q foyaI citizens In the dad hour Of
sSnS end 70 the destruction Of their property.
seS.a soeh demons 10 nurssd any lonSesfn our
SW f.sf-s .
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RAILROAD PROM GEoRs ETowN TO BALTIMORE
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Tribune says that the Senate Military COMMITTEES
Will soon report bill for the construction of a
new railroad from Georgetown to Baltimore. and
thence, via the Pennsylvania Central, to New
York. The measure 10 OF the utmost importance
The new route will reduce the fare from Wash.
ington TO Baltimore to rs cents, and In the same
proportion TO other places. Supplies can come to
the army too, when needed.
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fHs NOMINATIONS Our New York cotem-
poraties sre mistaken in announcing the con-
hrrnation OF Edwin NJ. stanton to be Secretary Of
War, and Simon Cameron to nc Minister to Rus
sla, on the day before yesterday. Their nomina-
ions had not been reported on to the Senate up
70 the hour that the body Adjourned vesterdax
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u From }. Shillington, Odeon Building, -
~e have the January number ALREADY noticed by
vs. Of the 90 Continental Monthly" and the fresh
February number Of the same magazine, deci.
ded improvement upon the opening number, con.
aiming articles by Horace Greeley, r. B. Kim.
oeh, fuokerman, Shelton, the Lelands, and other
prominent writers
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PEE soEiL Edwin Forrest has Just concluded
'1ccesssul engagement at the Academy Of Mu-
SIC, Philadelphia, and IL soon to come TO Wash.
ington 70 Gil an engagement at the opening of
Ford's new theater
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u floating battery 24o feet long and Of 900
tons burden, Iron plated to the thickness of four
tnenes' Is nearly completed in Philadelphia The
ost'efy mss seVenty-nve feet on the gun deck and
ffIy feet on the main deck.
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spirit Of enc Merning Pre...

Tue Isfsfliesaesy notes u az a significant fact
that the southern journals which were most vehe-
ment in their clamors for secession are precisely
those which now confess TO the most dissatsfac-
tion with the administration Of Gen. Jefferson
Davis.
The Rspsblieaa fsvors the bill Of Mr.. Fenton,
Of N. Y, to pay Interest on audited claims
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rREAsuRERs MONTHLY DECEMBER 81 rss,
Of
As
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-A GUARD BATTNEMeet at odd Fellows
Bel s on FRiDAY EVENING next January i7t6,
ne present, as business of importance will be be-
lore me Company. By order Of the Captain:
~ St JOS. 3. TUCKER, SEQ.
nrTHE UNION PRAYER MEETING VIII
4S be held each day this week in the New York
Avenue Church, Rev. DIR. Gurley's,J Commencing
htoeiock p M, TO be continued one hour only.
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January Is, 1862
nEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFiCE.
" WARRINGTON. ID. c., IAN ISth Ia62

nEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
- WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. l4ih, 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Once
aan u oclo X m 18th instant, for placing IN de-
Pc. point to be DESIGNATED By the De pot Quar-
I5to0al FIVE THOUSAND CORDS or HARD
WHO'D. the wood to he cut four feet long and split
and to be corded In ranks four feet high the whole
TO De delivered on or before the goth day of Febru
nifty cords per day, the delivery to commences With
IN hive days after signing the contract; payment to
De MADE on the delivery OF every (50OD five hundred
cords. Separate bids for q .5O0) twenty Eve hun
led cords of the wood will be received.
Sotd security Will be required for the hithful
fulhlment of said contract The underlined e.
serves TO himself the rIgnt to reeot all bids that
ID. H RUCKER
Depot Quartermaster.
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No. UFFALO ROB Es!
500 DOZEN Buck AND sHRxP SKIN
ID nFV CTnUEC

Lust received from New Yo,k and will be sold at
low prices at -.-.. ... ...-0
]. p E A r ON'S
Guy and Suffers Supply Store,
"a l5-4t 491 Eighth St., near Penn. Az.
THE, COPARTNERSHIP Heretofore existing
under the name Of L. HuYcK Co, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent,
LEoNARD hUYcK alone is authorized to settle the
business affairs or the firm. ''o
January Is, 1862 ia 5st
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AUCTION SALES.

AOO11ON GALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TO-MOkROW..
By }. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuouoDeers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ Library or BooKs-On "WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 18th, at = o'olook, AZ the
we shall sell the Valuable Library Of the Ia te Cen
waiter Jones. being q collection of American enc
Foreign Works, classified in two parts, vizs
PART ].
MtscsLLdasoHs WORKS.
In history. Antiquity. A nclent and Modern Ian
guages "A noient and Modern Classical Writers,
Encyclopedias, Military Books, Novels, do.
PART III.
Americas dad EaslSh Ido Books
OF every description, nclpdinE the Laws Of War
and Peace, Rights OF Belligerents and Neu-
trals, Admiralty Laws, Law ofPrises, Court
The whole forming collection Of about 5000
volumes, 20 be sold without reserve. -
THOS. MILLER, Executor.
Ialed J. Q. Mc6UIRk CO, Aucts.
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctionssrs.
CLOTHINGs-PosITryl sAII ot Rk.pf. HADI
" CLoTHINes-On THURSDAY MORNING. at
IL O'Clock, the balance OF merchant tailor, oon-
sueersor . uss:tr Beaver Sack Coats,
Extra su per1or Sisck Qverooats,
FroS Coats, -r .s
Black Csssiner Vests
Black Silk Vests,
Fancy SILK and Silk velvet TSsts.
Toiisnette, Cashmere, &o.
a 90, lev plec % OF tssimere,
jas lRepl WALL BARN.<knS Asstss
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FUTURE DAYS.

A uCTIQN SALE OF WOOD LAND ON
eel 90 Annapolis Junction., Saturday, Jar. 18th,
1881, $50 acres Of Wood Land, binding on the rail
road. Wood contractors are invited 81 attend.
rfor psr,,cgsrs apply 70 M. BAM0N. 20 a.
Paul st., Baltimore. jan l5-tta
By &c MCGUIRE q CO.. AuotiOnsss.
ptIR STYLISH GREY BOSSES. TOP
BueeY. SLE Oh AND HARuTss AT AucIlor-
On SATURDAY MORNINS, lamar 18th. a. y
o lock, In front Of the Auction Rooms, We sbsll
Iair stysi-h Grey Horses,
Toe BURY Wagon, sci Double Harness.
Sleigh, for account Of whom II may concern, for
JOHN ERICSSON,
metropoitsn Livery Stables.
tan-eots J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auets.
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HARVEY, HAS. JUST REcElv
!. thousand bushels Of finest OaER-
kYsfONr OYSTERS. By the PotO- NH1
mae. 20 be served mp At has stramlng SlA~
establishment, ON @ % . Il, at the old
pfloes lotvIthsfandlng they have 3D.
vhncee elsevhsre 70 81 30 psf bushel. ja1a
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TREASUR NOTES WANTED FOR
mUNEf-We have on hand q few hundred dollaI,
m wa. hlngton CORPORATION money, which we vii
SCI IN sums 70 SUIT purchasers as far as IL will Ko
s . d,seoEst for Treasury notes
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TOR SALE-A beautiful, thorough bred black
l. Aud tan TERRIER, one of the finest
In the county, weighing ouly poundssA
10 months old-e good ratter. Inquire atA
Pennsylvania av. ~ Ill'.-7 f-r9s1'-- Ia ls sfs
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THIS ls TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsoYi-
\, ~ Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
letters Of administration the personal estate of
TeorEe bopp,ia of Washinsto n county Aforesaid.
deceased All persons having claims against tie
salo deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
sane, with re vouchers thereof, to the su bscTi
DER, on or before the eleventh day of Japuarx
next; they may otherwise By law be excluded from
81 benefit of the said estat. o''i
uaTy. 1861. LIJRITRN IIZy ~
ia IL ST sdminisfrsa,;v
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/ AIDES REAL PARIS KID GLOVES, VERY
II oest auallty, all sizes and dolores. Also, q
new and styli lot of EmbroiderIes, at many
shades under former prices, "
One prlce only mari ed in plain figures g.. 81.
PERRY Il BROTHER,
ia IL 6t Pa. and Ninth street
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. aa ~
ALI Persons having ACCOUNTS With me unsettled
wise, II not they viii be placed la the hands OF =
collector 70 be made. ROBT. q. GRAHAM. :,
Co&ohmaker, Eighth 81. eel. =
N. b. PARTIES having bills against ms viii piesss
present them for payment 10 nj
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FL" M NAN cFRiEsEiKN' mATTAWo
The steam propeller @, RAI.PH havin, h..n
CHARTERED TO run on,the above route,
IN nn S,s0s 81 the TsisEssh, Which 4:
10 oo2sequenoe OF the ioe, viii leave Ccrter,s
WINK Whik Sf feS5 q isn .ssipsst every MONDAY,
Running time Sd hours. - 7--' = =, S''s~'
In lev days the Telegraph will be added 20 the
Il to the wharf the afternoon before IS far as prac
tcab to enable the boat 20 leave promptly 10 the
TO- JOHN PETTIBONE, Agent,
4 "a H-S tt4 4J9 9th street. M sfalra.1
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THE ApJuIANI eEnERALsHIF,

Capt. Tatnall, Of the rebel navy, Chas Green
(the person who attempted to escape from For
Lafayette In tub,) Or. Page, Lindsey, johnson
and Poole, captured at Cape Hatteras, and on,
other person, were released from Fort Warren OF
Sunday last, and sent 10 Norfolk for exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-15

WATCH MATERIALS AT wROLEsALE
- 81 10 Wsshinston Buildins. Il p
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The Maryland Fifth regiment, CHARTERED at
sBaltimore, received their arms from Government
today. The regiment numbers !, oso men
NOT so.
The Hosting story alleging the resignation Of
Secretary welles 10 untrue.
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yVATCH GLASSES AT waOLEeALE,
w q MYERS.
So 10 Washinston Building. 80 =
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THEATRICAL SCENERY FOR SALE,

The Scenery, Wings, Curtain Pulleys. etc.-all
nsw.be onslDg to the hall now us.d BY the Ghristy
MINISTRIES, smbr'oiDg FIVE NEW SCENES,
WELLS, Ho lidsy >treet Theater, Baitimore or
yOHN r. SMITH, at the Hall, Tenth street.
w aslInsIon. ja IL 50
SHEPHERDS PLAIDS. fr ladies' dresses and
II suits Cloaks Shawls, ami fines Dress Goods.
al placed on reduced scale Of prices. ~ >
Also our usual fine stock of all kinds of mr. :
aoods for he general and special ants Of families
aud hose keepers. - '~'''0s
no Ens pSs ony; NAKED a PLAIN figures hsnoe,
,..s, FERRY & BROTHER,
- 81 Penn. avenue and Ninth -
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GOLD CHAINS AT wHQLEsALEi
10 ws "a z sSs .;lsIs..
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WATCH-MAKERs, TOoLe At wholesaisi
y 10 M s.sa,sssssnsf Hkssisins. :. y
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SIN aytsPs. LEArssks qqYH4Y}Psl :.
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CIGARS a. the ohss pest say ,r 4i % ny ~
Atths Ratio F0UsE, Z
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w WAGONS y! = -
have row on hand q lot of veFy superior new
" A6oNs, which will be sold very cheap. Alro,
= ROBT. Il GRAHAM,
- CoaohBakef. Eishth street,
10 Repairing Of all kinds promptly attended
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Where DC you get the best Of OYSTERS u
2sls7e 81 AT the o,,! EI q Q, H2U u,f 5,
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WhsT CSC yEss y Meals g vi hour. an
ss Attic kiAtr0 HOUSE;
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A Medical RepOrt.

Containing 7AirtV Fine Plates ana EhgrdriagsofH
AHdto1y and Physioiogy ofthe Ser'-~ Orqals ia
state Of HsrlR and Disease.
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Advertisement. published In both the Daily and the
weekly SENTINEL will be charged the full Daily rates,
with on half the Weekly rates added
Business Notices published in the local columns, OF ten
lines or under will be charged for each insertion 81; II
over lines, cents per line. :
Charges will made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies aud Associations at the rates
named. To be paid In advance
Military Companies. Order ~ Odd Fellows Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines 25 cents Tor each
Insertion over eight lines al this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, sl
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcncs and Excursions gotten up by
individuals associations or by churches al the regular
prices.
leaded and placed under the head n
Special Notices. II ten lines over, will be charged doube
the usual rates.
Advertisements making les than three lines, inserted
once I'm the Daily, will be charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers topay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
charged the rate OF s1 20 for each name IN the
Daily and a. In the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- IN
all cases. paid in advance.
inserted at the expense OF the at
toeys ordering and delayabe for the legal proceed
incs but coliectable az usual time Publishers not
accuracy Ct legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ TIiFORD,
al Counr INV
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MACHINISTS.
- Nc ~ N 60.
BLACKSMITH SHOP

III VIM hNllkklf kEFrrTED THE SHOP PORN
EkLN Occupied BY John Coouer In O<yC-,-t
smith Cos Last ant Hub FACTORY am prepared - DO
al knds OF work N the machinery o. hlscksrpbr .
Inc Having had twelve years experience in ~. 80.
machine shops IA the country. hatter myself h Al
give entire satisfaction 10 those who nav favor M. 80
her work have IN my employ one of the best bla
smiths IN ne State, and pay particular 20 hor,
fboefng and machine forging.
Repairing of all kinds promptly attended 20
Models of all kind. buili for tie patent ofioe
Remember the place, sqs.re south Il the Union
Depot, On Illinois street 7. pB0wN.
i1ylo-tlF'el
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NEWSPAPERS.
Daily and Weekly
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
1869.
NEWSPAPERS.

"Here let the press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbought by gain
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Err VS.:

Indianapolis, Indiana.
Ea- Papers copying the above and calling attention
to II. will be entitled 70 Daily Exchange.
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ImpOrtant To Females!

One department Of Dispensary Is specially devoted
10 the treatment Of the Diseases Of Females, such Lu
chorrhea white" Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Menstruaticn Nervous and General Debility, Diseases Ct
be Womb, BarrennesS, &c.
Consultations and examinations free OF charge.
Also for sale DIR. DEWkES'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distinctions, Irregularities &c Married Ia
dies certain situations should not use them, they
would miscarriage. Price 81 per box and may b
sent by mail
DR.. GALEN'S PREVENTlVE-An invaluable srticls
for those wishing limit the number of their offspring.
the barren who desire children warranted not 10 juT
the health and wiz last for lifetime sent 20 any address
under seal on receipt of the price-TwO DOLLARS.
PATIENTS AT A DlSTANCE-By sending brief state
men Of their symptom, will receive Blank Chart contain
ing fque>tions. for the Treatment
Medicines any part Of the country any
case al home, free from danger or curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential. Remember
the and number.
Direct all lettersto
6ALEN's HEAD DISPENSARY,
octl5-c6w louisville Ky.
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habit Of abuse To which added observations on
Female Diseases and other interesting matter Of the ut
most importance the married and those contempt ating
marriage who entertain doubts of their physical ability
enter that state Sent any address in a sealed wrap
per, on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps
We devote entire time and attention 10 the
en Of the various private diseases treated Of pri
report. Our DSpenSary is the only Institution Of the
kind in America which has been tablshed by special
charter this fact should give it preference the
various quacks OF doubtful character be found in all
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-11

On A NEW vi l. L HOD ID OF
treating Venerlal Diseases, inclu-
ding syphilis in all its stages;
GonOrrhea, elect, Structure. Vari-
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder dc, with
out mercury. containing a val
liable treatise on that wide spread
malady of youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, Impotency, &C., the Sc
cret intrmities Of youth and ma
thrifty arising frnrn the haneflil
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

M RUPP. Merchant Tailor. and dealer 70 Read
" Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods. No. las
East Washington street. opposite the Court House In
saapois Ind Keeps constantly on hand la 81 aSsorf
meni of Cloths. Cassrperes vestngs. 0vercoAtngs
I~eeds, CAssine' Also, Senilemen's furn!shiEg
goods. vr shirts. Undershirts Drawers Neckties Crt
VAfs. Hsndkerchiefs, Gloves, Goods sold and tire
garments cut free of charge spe-dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-05

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Commodore Du-
pont, under date of June 28th, encloses anoth-
er interesting report from Lieut.. commanding
r. Hind, of further operations in North Eds
to river, saying that on the 21st inst, with the
Crusader and the Planter, piloted by Robert
Small, he ran up North Edisto river into Wad-
mclean sound, as far as Simmons bluff, which
is on the main land. The rebels had camp
there and some artillery, but made no use of
the latter. A few broadsides from the Crusa-
der dispersed the enemy, and Lieut. com
handing r. Hind on landing with company
OF the 53d volunteers, under command Of
Capt. Barnett, met with no resistance. About
thirty tents and some cabins usedas quarters,
were fired, and few muskets brought away
we had no casualties. Col. White, of the
Doth Pennsylvania regiment commanding the
post there, and his officers and men co-operat-
ed with the expedition.