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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
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WINTER scHBDuIE

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The Z. H. Train A ffon M.S SSSIy ,o,,..,
through to New York every day dufinF the weef.
JEANS MOVING 0UrH
H.; BsltmOrs 400 2. 4. Arrive a. " slsisrsoS -
Lfsy. New Yort .,s,, NJ; PAl.S,!,A,. 1850 ,.
a. ~ A. u. -ArTlVe ~ WAahlnfton $50
Leave Esv YORK Is II p. NJ; Philsdslphi. ,sS
49, Sanots'S Ashs Aravea NashinEton
AoOolnnodstion Trans lssve Baltimore s ,
n - 49, IN lot Warrington, arrive there a.
On SUNDAY. a. $50 and 7Ss A. N. only.
n add 40 M. and BsitIsnore a ~, ~ Z;
Pm make direct connections for AnnsSolis q, he
Tr.ins le.ye Annapolis for baltimore .ns wan.
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Trains Win leave washington and B.l.,mor.
DELI Matter Of Trsnsportstion. Bait
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DR.. LA BONITA

Cures all Venerial Disease, pern,pentx and
Gus drugs of ANY kind " r'i0oA
No dieting or Interference with businas.
Consultations free,
q saying quite enough In Its favor, when s.y
New York city hospitals " I'll INC
r; NleT YORK City College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Womb
treatment. Sow W my
mere Is nothInE ofsHSirs or disag,ssa5Is In any
Ali cures warranted, or nonev raf,ydad
communications in writing, With retuTn stsm,
promptly attended to- " ~ N a'0np'
Medicines for tlsvAlsps nd o,bar. .I.. III
lun ausu uctlons Tor use, and warT.Dle1
Ofce-Room No WasI ington RnjidIp, Pam
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THE Es ENING STAR.

SUPREME CoUET, January 20.-Mr. Charles
Eames, Of Washington city, WIS admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court.
No-62- Christian FaIni ct al, apPeifants, vs.
Edward p lesson. Appeal frnm Che circuit
Court of the United States for the northern district
OF Illinois Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opin-
lon Of the court reyerAiDg the decree OF the ssio
Circuit Court, with coats, and remandtng the
cause, with directions for further proceedings to
be had therein In conformity to the opinion OF
this court " 80
10 IS James O,Brien, plaintiff in error, VS..
Richard smith. In error to the circuit Court o.
the United States for the District OF Columbia
MIR. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of
the Court, sfhrning the Judgment Of the said
Circuit Court In this cause, with costs and inter
est s,.--- $3.50. 10. - ---.- d..
No n Jesse Hoyt, plaintiff in error, vs. Aha
ham g Thompson, standardization, and the Long
Island Railroad Company. IN error 10 the SUI
preTe Court Of the city Of New York MIR.
Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion Of the
Court, dismissing this Gauss for the want OF ju-
No 1o6 Patrick Mclaughlin, plaintiff In error,
agt. James Swan ct al, gaInishees, &c 10 error
% the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
district Of Maryland. Mr.. Chief Justice fancy
delivered the opinion Of the Court, dismissng
Tits cause for the want Of Jurisdiction
No. u. The United States, appellants, agt.
Samuel J HeDsley. MI. Chief Justice fancy de-
hyered the opinion Of the Court, everything the
motion 20 reargue this case .-
No. 81. Ferdinand ". CLARK, appellant, vs..
VIM Il Y. Haekett. Mr.. Chief Justice fancy
delivered the opinion Of the Court overruling the
motion TO re argue this case.
No 81 The Camden and Amboy Railroad and
DEMONSTRATION Company, claimants Of the steam
boat New Philadelphis, appellants, VS.. Patrick
+ Brady. The argument Of this cause was COM
menced by Mr. Murray for the appellants and
contipued by Mr.. Burrin for the appellees.
January 81 MARX B. Moore, ESQ of New
Yo was admitted an attorney and counsellor Of
ihis Court
mo 81. The Camden and Amboy Railroad
and Transportation Company, claimants Of the
eambOat New Philadelphia appellants, VS..
Patrick Brady. The argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. Burriu for the appelIees
and concluded by Mr.. Murray for the appellants
No. 81. Jonathan Crews, ct al appellants, va.
Henry L. Burcham ct al. The argument Of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Arlington for the
appellants
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3. Q. N. PIX Fps $50
ARMY CORDIAL.

In presenting this delicious beverage to the
public, IL 10 not our intention TO herald IL ss
a uack medicine, that will cure all diseases end
affections that human nature IL heir to, but that
Il In purely q combination Of most delicious
fruits, distilled under our own personal super.
vision, having deleterious or injurious admix.
lures so common with many compounds forced
upon tine Public in the shape Of Tunics, &c.
PIXIES ARMY CORDIAL will become one
OF the mo. useful and at the same time hsaltbful
beverages that has ever been offered. We take
much pleasu re In thus presenting 1t, particularly
to Soldiers, no are exposed 10 change of wea,h.
er, climate and hardship, as the best invigorator
that can be found.
- SAM'L. N. PIKE CO.
-.HH
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IVA curious question Is now egitating the
musical circles Of Chicago. The amateurs Of that
llyely town wish to know IL there l. a duplicate
OF Miss isabelle Huxley, the prime donna. The
Philadelphia Press reports that that lady sang In
washington on the 9th ult, while the Chicago
people know that abe sang in Detroit on the 25th
and In their city on the Doth. The Chicago
Tribune concludes that the Western city had the
genuine article, but mysteriously adds Itwas
probably the last time she will appear In public
for several months to come -
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al DoS'T SIZE Ir."-Lord Nelson was undoubt.
sdly the author Of this slang phrase At the cele-
brated naval battle Of Copenhagen, Nelson, who
was determi ned to continue the fight but who sc
stt' niion had been called to signal of the COM
handing officer 10 cease hostiIities, placed his
hand over bis good eve. and pretending to look
wi b his blind one, said-''I don't see it,n and at
once ordered q brisk renewal Of the engagement
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PnssenFers forwarded 20 Hsvre. BTenes' Rot
Psrscsas n Ti.s,. e. (, EsduSss shIc9 are.
buy tickets tloW rases 80 'Ae4i hiohos oea
LOT r1rther information apply &C the Cxptxipx
or HERRINs. Alan. ss1i HssI.:. N ssi-
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Wall, stephens g. Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
M T. X C. II A vt TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN '.-.
SWORDS, sASHES, BELTS
EPAULbTS, SHOULDER STRAPS,
GAUNTLETS, GLOVES, DO. -
And every variety Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
at REASONABLE PRICES.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
S22 Pennsylvania avenue. between
jan llatel. & Repub.l 9th and 10th SITS.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
IL N GOLD
FOR us. TREASURY NOTES
OF the different issues, and Northern CURRENCY
Exohange on the principal cities North parable
In gold OF cnrLelcy so ID 70 suit purchasers
RITTENHOCSE, FAINT & Co,
bankers, No. $50 Penn Avenue
ia I'm near Browns Hotel
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"oLD AND sIL!ER ENGLISH, SWISS

. BALMORAL SKIRTS.
"A NEW and choice assortment OF select oolor.
eId patterns, msny styles, not found elsewhere
In ADDITION . noe and ample stock of ali K nd of
Foreign ana d. mestIe Dry Goods in al The de Dart
ments OF family wants.
Ap IN peoEIOn of stIok Incsrs no Obligation 20
One Price only, marked in plain figures hence,
no purchaser IL deceived.
PERRY & BRO,
yeT-H Penn. avenue ana Ninth ar
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49, BY tnc. nrlenqld and eupenOT
Ste<nsm METROPOLIS, EMRIRE STATE.
5AY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE. Of rresl
s - And syesd Ppt psrteuArly a1spted 20 The
nsutnnon Of Long islAnd Sound, running In CON
neotiop With the Fail Rfver sod Ole Colony RSiI-
rosa, distance Of = miles only 20 Beston
rJhs Steamer EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brs,ton,
Ao1dAye, w ednesdays, and Fridays, ~ 4 o'cloof
The stsslsr GKfR0Pof Cast Brown. a,
4aesceye, Thursdays, and Saturdays, af O'clock
r, Ae toeohlnE a Newport each way. 70
These ttoamers are lifted with ooulmodtops
stete Foomk cpd eyery ARRANGEMENT for the seopri-
u ano comfort ~ Iasscr gers, who are kfor1ed by
tnia route nlr htF rest on board. and on srriva
tf&u River proceed per Steamboat Trsin.rexoh-
ing Bo<ton early the followinf morninr o. nav
Lemair OF beard pnnI EtartLnE Of the Aooornmoda-
ncn ~ u b. which they may resok boston
A baggsgs master 10 sts.ohed % each steamer.
Who reoelyes and tickets the baxxxxe. and scoon,,
paniea the same 10 ia destinetlOn. - - =
a steamer uns IN oonneohol With this Lane b.
Nesn fsh River and ProvIdenos daily, except
FrsiFht 20 Boston 10 forvsrdsd shrourh with
geet dspstch By an kxDress Train, which svss
Pal River every morning. Sundays e1ospted, 81
ssa 81 sS: 4 ssf 'd''d STRIVING
oss % sf Sss On S fss s 2, :, o.
sSs s; = ~ e SINS 9 :sssT
nsnd u West street NY,
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
&aUEN%
rs A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
ePEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
pprp r.ov STONE BALLAsTED AND
BGeGGGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE rAnY TRAINS FROM
PHlLADELPHIA TO PITTsBURGHl
'-- Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRIsBuRs
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
wEsT' NoRTH-wEsr AND SoUTH-wEsr.
Ufor Throush Tickets. apply 1t the Once Of
PsRy, Calvert station, baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all N.gAf Trains
smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
FROM WASHINGTON.
srffVinG h RsInnors ss ~ a. IN az, Az p m trains
~ ens o,Gse oonnsctoBs are ma le with trains on
NNOIhucih Nenlrti n, HI and arrive HaFrlH-
Dorg az P. m. and IS m, there coupectinf
Elth the trans on the Pennsylvania CeutTa
RAILROAD Tor all parts of the west "
FREIGHTs.
By this route, freiEhts of an dsscriptlops o.n hs
l9stSsreea 70 and from any point the Railroads
o. ONO. ksntaety, Indians, Illinois, Wisconsin,
I0Sa, or Missouri. by RaslToad di,ecf
Ihe Pennsy wanna Central abroad q 40 CO. neots
~ FtlsouTG with Steamers, by yhioh GOOds oan
pe Iorwsroed 70 any port on the Ohio, MuskiREnn,
hentucLI, Fennessee, CUMBERLAND, Illinois. Miss
lsslPPl, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArkaIs ss
ana Red Rivers; and &C Cleveland, SandusEy and
Snicago with steamers 20 ali Northv western lsloe,
Merchants and shippers entrustinr the transpoT-
tatIon OF their Freight to this Company, can rely
TIE RATES OF FkEIGHT 10 and from ,py
Boint IN the West, by the Pennsylvaula C4ntrsl
haiiroae, ore az al ftrass as Jaeoyabls as o-e
eAnrssd by other Rdslyoad Cosspaaiss
rLLJ BE ParnegisT to mark packages WA PKNN.
MAsKAW 4 KoONs, Freight gents,
No, so North street, Raltimone
ENoGH LEWIS. Gen. Sup srint't, Aftoo ma, Pa.
d. HOUSTON, 6en'l Freight Aren't, Phila-
ee-R1le u eddy
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SOLE AGENT IN WASHINGTON, o. c.,
EMILE DUPRE,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

CINCINNATI, October 90, 1861.
J hereby certify that, in accordance with the
law regulating the sale OF Alcoholic Liquors in
the State Of Ohio, have inspected 8. N PIXIES
ARMY CORDIAL, and find 1t free from poi.
sonous impurities. 1 also believe It to possess
high medicinal properties, of tonic and astrin-
gent character.
In testimony whereof, witness my signature
this Goth day of October, 1861.
.r DAVID O'CONNELL, M. D.,
Chemical Inspector VI Alcoholic Liquors
for Hamilton county.
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DR. JOHNSTON,
~ n j III N O n u 0TT3 Tf---'.H -f-.---E
Lock II FOOTBALL,
No. ssssssyee tas 1sa csyfsss, Syssty - ssIv
AyssssG hsAsdy d fAs HevtS, -
foA ALL DISEASES OF IMPR SDENcE.
LET NO FALSE bELIcxcY pREvxNr
Hal APPLY IMMEDiATELY, ,,
4 ssRE MRRzNTED, OR NO CHARGE.
IN IRON ONE 70 TWO DAYS
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Gen. Mitchell and the Negroes.

There is nothing left to col lecture respecting
The nolicy and sentiments Of Gen. Mitchell in rcla
ton to the negro>s On Sunday last ne made an
all iress TO these people, after the dedicati"n OF
their new place OF worship, in which his views
were clearly exposed. His remarks were made on
the spur of the moment, at the invitation of the
presiding Clergyman, but hours Of preparation
could not have resulted in producing speech
better adapted in simplicity and free to the un-
der. .andng of his hearers. These words from
man of Gen Mitchel'S position ard character
would in any case be interesting, but they have in
themselves such intrinsic value and Importance as
to vccd no a.oiSsyto our .ra'ieas For the space
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Their very moderation, SIM

which they occupy. Their very moderation, SIM
pcity and pr.ctical common-sense will recon-
mend them to attention, and carry conviction of
tn -r wisdom to minds which could not be infiu-
enced by any more labored production emanatng
from the most radical fri>nd,o of the negro, who,
alas! is too apt, in his intense sympathy for this
oppressed race, to become blinded in judgment,
and injure where he desires to do good. Gen.
Mitchell" has addressed great many public assem-
blies at the North and thousands have listened de-
hghtedly to his eloquence, but we venture to say
that this short speech, delivered 70 small con-
gregation of poor, mlettered negroes in the South,
will be productive of as much good to the cause Of
humanity as his more ~lshed effo.ts in the cause
of science.
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CAPTURE OF VALUABLE PRrZEs.--The schooner
Fanny Corey arrived on the Sth inst from New
York. On her way to this port she was boarded
by the gnnboat State Of Georgia, and requested to
report the captare BY that vessel of an English
steamer loaded with arms and ammunition, while
attempting to run the blockade at New Inlet, n.
c. The prize steamer came f. ON Nassau. The
British steamer Wachuta, Capt. Gilpin, was drought
to this port on Thursday, and is now at anchor
under the uns of the guardship VandaHa, 1t prize
to the U. S. gunboat Memphis, Commander Wat.
maugh. The Wachuta is an iron propeller, brig
ligged and built in London. She was last from.
Bermuda and was attempting to make her way
into some port Of North Carolina, wen thc Men,
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PORT ROYAL, SATURDAY OCT. 1s, 1862
Promotions from the Ranks.

The recent letter addressed by Gen. Haleck to
the Governors of the different States, recommen-
ding promoti from the ranks of gallant and mer-
itoridus m N in such regiments where vacancies
exist in cQnse luence of the death resignation of
commissioned Officers, is so palpably just as to
seem almost superercgatory. We are aware, how
ever, tn t many of thee State officials are un-
mindful of the just claims of soldiers in the field
in selfish desire to propltiate for political ends
any aspiring civilian whose personal or family
connections make that sort of influence of suffi-
.cient weight Indeed, We need not look beyond
this Command to find garing instances OF this In
Justice, which, more than all things els, destroys
the morale ola regiment; for as the General re-
marks {. Without the hope Of promotion, there IS
no encouragement to faithful performance of
duty and no stimulus to deeds of valor." 1t is
equally obvious that the appointment of untriel
officers over well-discpined, veteran troops, will
certainly destroy the efficiency of the soldiers in
acton.
History furnishes abundant proof of the justice
of Gen. Halleck'S suggestion. Let us take the
Crimcan war as an illu. .tr;ttion. Perhaps the
English soldier is second to none in pluck and de-
termination, yet in the campaign before Sebasto-
pol the British soldiers We're constantly outstrip-
ped BY the French in the contests for reducing the
Russian stronghold. Beyond doubt the French
arfly accomplished at least twice as much as the
English in bringing about the final victory Why
was this! The answer is admitted by every mil
itary man to be in the incapacity of the English
offcers-young aristocrats who purchased their
commissions and were placed in command over
batL-stsined heroes. thousands Of brave lives
were sacrificed in that campaign to laundering
incompetency, resulting from this system Of pur-
chasing commissions. The secret OF the success
of the French arms was in the opposite course of
promoting from the ranks-the re, ogniton of de-
serving merit. The great Napoleon himself rec
ognized this principle, AMI this in part accounts for
his signal successes. Wellington laid the corner
stone of his future triumphs Upon the Peninsula
when he dared to send hCme hundreds Of young
and incompetent officers and raised to positions
they hal occupied men Of humble origin who had
proved themselves esworthy of advancement. These
examples of two of the greatest generals the world
has produced should have their wei hit with those
il whose hands The appointing power lies.
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THE EXPEDITION TO JACKSONVILLE, FLA.-We
are enabled t. give our readers the official
report of Brig. Gen. Brannan concerning the late
operations of the land and naval forces At It. Johns
River and to this admirable narrative we refer
them for complete details. Let us accept the sue
cessful result of this aGair as auspcious of good
fortune in future movements.
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disease, it cures dtone administered later, IT,
suspends the disorder, and affords ansoppor
tunity for the other remedies to exercise thsirg
benign influence. .Tses
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aRADWAY'S RENOVATING RE.
- Sol VENT - - ACC

aRADWA VS. RENOV ATING RE-
p SOLVENT Is &saS aces
Searches the diseased blood, and purges II of
inhammatory and eorrupting PARTICLES. Pof
chronic diseases, supposed to bcainixed in the
flesh and tissues past ali help, it is the one
sole invariable cure. There is not . flesh or
skin disorder that can resist this mighty dis
infectsnt.J liberated Sore fThrost, Bronchitis,
Tubereies on' the tun ess all forms of liberation
inward or outward, succnmb before its anti
septic anti-inf anlmatosy action
Railways Remedies are sold BY Druggists
everyw here. "Ss@@ 3sVS%
RADWAY & co.., 23 John Street, N Y.
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OPIUM, aCHLoRoFoRAsAND >.
80 sf ALCO H0La4 W EAm
HADwAY's REM

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EDIRs combine all
that is required
for the Pdrgation
puri6SAdohkreg
ulatiensiuvigors
ton, and harmos1
] nization of all the
organs of the hu..
man body
F'sRapwh1'sREA-
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forti6es the frame
kagainstths infu-
snces Of bad, air,
bad water, damp,
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calms the throes
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IL prosecution Of Soldieis Claims ffespact-
spsctfully ofsr thsis services in pyecuringgthe
Bounty BACK Pay >, Pensions, &e for tho
friends 81 all soidiefs who are. entitled to
claims against the u. s. Government. .s9i11s
| q We have all the necessary forms ap-
proved by TIE .prapsrs Departmenis and the ad-
vantage of giving all Claims our personal at
tention.
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4 provemsnt In Fhis GARD ma MACHINE,
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date, ,on the shortest notice, all who wish, to
Ih4SssW ooL DID, aud swetlscafdef. ~
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elt lskamsReese.Gs Gstlzr inc RsssesJamss Reese,
oasas Issrss andJ osephsD sDanels, mi 1xakssu2tics
shatAi fssition sE6itii against them on thh
2sahsday sf~lnlyy D. IN, tassx Egnrt OF Com
mon Pleas ssfthin and for the Ce6uty Of Non.
,roe- aud stxte of Ohio, By Fhomss- Cliasss a.
'seph = RsAsss ascsas<d. and Il. .how pending
whersin:sa!d Thomas Cline, as such Guardian,
eiemsnds. partition of the following Rsl 80
tate situate in-said county ~ wita f s
The south west quarter Of ths sonth vest
Iquarts Of section thirty two,tev nship THREE
and range Ages eeptainipg rs. sesss. IpoFs q
t.lessi thss next term of sail ccqrt the
[plsfos an rorder that partitisa may be- mad,
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TMpoRTA NT TO PARENTS.

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ways Ready Relief constantly,in .the house.
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