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Citizen RealEs Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the. undersign
ed was, on the 9Th day of February, 1868, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Nonreo
County. Ohio, Administrator of the Estate OF
Citizen Beall, deceased. d.N29 a
- ~ ~ III f5f JOHN GRIFFITH, Admir-.
Feb. IL, lS63.-3w. pd.
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TIMOTHY CAVENAUGH's ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
was, on the 10TH day of February 1868, ap
pointed by thef Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator with the Will
annexed of Timothy Cavenaugh, deceased.
4tt JESSE MIRACLE, Admir-. z
February 18, ls63.-3w. pd.
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February 4, 1se3,-4w. -
Casper Desmeyer''s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed was, on the 26th day of January,
1858. appointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ohio. Administrator OF the
Estate of Casper Desmeyer, late of said Coun-
ty. deceased. JOHN j. iEifER,
Feb. 4, ls63.-3w. Adm'r.
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Home. Testimony.

Athens, Athens Co. Ohio, Aug. 1Oi1s59,
DIR. e. Rpback: .''l s7
Dear Sir-Permit me to say in relation to
your Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
rifier, that l have used several boxes and
bottles, and have found their effects on my
system to be all that it is claimed tor them
In your advertisements. | have also seen the
effects of your pills upon child four or five
years old, in expelling worms from the bowels.
One dose given the child confined to the bed.
and apparently very sick. caused the worms
to come away fror, it in great numbers, and
they were found crawling and scattered all
about. The child thus relieved recovered
aud is now we'll and hearty.
Yours. &c,
s.it JOSEPH HERROLD.
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John Denbow seniors Estate.

! Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
was, on the 10th day of February 1868, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe Coun-
ty, administrator of the Estate of John Dem
bow, sen. late of said county, deceased.
II IL ed SIDNEY eSTARKEY, Admir-. z
Feb. IS, 1Se3.-3w. pd. "a 9S fot q
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tl e5 i-self a8t
Attachment.

bai-.s-aa - lyoIs's - L-sf3oa ad5 uear
Ann Thompson and Isaac Murrey, Execu-
tors of the Estate of VIM. Thompson,
Deceased, Plaintiffs, sl.ta.se' ~ {
-, 49,. s.. against
Joseph H. Thompson, Defendant.
Before David Forshey, J: 2. Of franklin
Township, Monroe County, Ohio. on the 9Th
day of January 1863, said Justice issued an
order of Attachment in the above action fo:
the sum of twenty-six dollars an'Atwenty-on
cents. , aid cause is set for trial on the 1th
day of March 1868 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
-. ANN THOMPSON and
ISAAC MUKREY, :
Feb. A, 1ss3.--3w pd. Rx'rs.
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SOLDIERS aTTENTIONn

See to your own health, do not trust to the
Army supplies although most valuable
oughly tested, they are the only remedies
used in the European Camps and Barracks.
for over forty years Doctor Holloway has sup
piled all the Armies in Europe and during
CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN he established a depot
at Balaclava, for the exclusive sale of these
GREAT REMEDIES, many time his special
Agent there has sold over ton in weight of
the Ointment in . single day. These terrib e
and fatal enemies of the soldier in camp.
piARE.4, DFSENTERY. SCURYY
SORESrnd SCROFULOUS ER RUPTiONS
all disappear like c arpi before these PILL,
and OINTMENT, and while the Cry ring,
.hrcug ghcut tie land,
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NHK Proprietor of these Nurseries won,a
j respectfully infotm the publiejand leverv
body that his Stock is very complete, and n,
most things great in variety and amount. he
would impress on the minds Of those wfsysino
TO plant the Importance Of procuring .eooS
trees grown near home and Of the .best var a.
ties-all of which we claim to have. WAN.
this is the only place in Eastern Ohio where
GOOD RELIABLE ,ST4NDz,jRD n
e7ae PEAR TREES odr rr
can be procured, and at the same time pur-
chasers can be accommodated with ANYTHING
they need in the way of TREES. PLANTS &c.
We would note particularly, q very large
Stock of Apple Trees.
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William C. Johnston and Jane Johnston, his
t.fst = aJs5o UN5 y wife, sii3 itse ~ rFti
VITILLIAM c. JOHNSTON and Jane john
wv ston his wife, will take notice that on
the 7th day of January. A. d. 1868, Michael
Montgomery, filed in the 1Caurt of Common
Pleas his petition IN said Court against hem.
the object and PRAYER of which petition is to
compel the said William G.. Johnston to pay
to the plaintiff the sum of six hundred iioi-
lars secured by The mortgages of said William
q. Johns ton and Jana his wife, upon the north
west quarter of the sou,h west quarter OF
section twenty-three, in township seven, OF
range seven, due as follows:--0ne hundred
dollars April lst, 1869. enc hundred dollars
April lst 1881, two hundred dollars April ls'
1862 and tw hundred dollars April lst 1868,
with interest on the payments after due
Said petition will be for hearing at the May
Term of said Court. 1863:
KS s. MiCHAEls MONTGOMERY,
BY HoLLisTsR IL 0kEY, his 7Att'ys.
Jan. Ia, 1S63.-6w. 1Ne1 rsI Gsoai ~
I
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Halt! q Halt!
A Cry from Washington


VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTIONll
ear Wives, MOTHERS and SISTERS,
whose Husbands, Sons and Brothers are
serving in tho Army, cannot put into
their knapsaeks more necessary or val
liable gift than few boxes OF HOL-
LOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.
They insure health even under the expo
suse of a Soldiers life. Only 20 cents
Box or Pot. VS. sF&as
Soldiers Special Notice.
Do YouR Duty TO YOURSELVES Pro
TEcT YOUR HEALTH! .sr-g
nea- Read the toNo,oing, just received
this day from Washington: avsa
e WASHINGTON, D, c.
T. HOLLOWAY, M. d. -
DEAR SIR:-1 avail myself of thi
opportunity to express my gratitude to
your Kindness in being so prompt in send
/ ing me your valuable PILLS and ONT
MENT. Hundreds of poor soldiers hay
been made, comfortable and well by tn
use of your, medicines, and they all ca
testify to their healing powers and capa
i bility of giving instant relief. 1t has
1 within my own observation, saved many
poor soldier from long sickness and muc
suffering. Yours truly,
4 ID. G. eVOSE. Washington, D. G.
+ December 10th, 1862.
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FseEs SALE.

VHE undersigned has two Lots in the
Il town of Woodsfeld, which he is
-E-SA DESTROYS of seliirg -one them is
HEElA situated on Main Street. two
2N HIsI good houses thereon. one two
zssN1ss3 zsN ssSssss3 story dwelling house, the other
admirably adapted for store use. The other
Lots is located on back Street, and has two
good stables thereon: to be sold on good terms.
Esg For particulars inquire of
J. a. PIERsoN.
Octoher %. 1862,
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The lonely sentry walking his rounds at
night, exposed to Gre lching rains and chill
night air, is often seized with most VIOLENT
PAINS, COUGH and SUFFOCATING HOARSE
NESS, first symptoms of QUICK CoNSUMP-
TION, but if supplied with HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS and HOILOWAYS OINTMENT, all dan
ger is averted few Pills taken night and
morning, and the Ointment briskly rubbed
vice day over the throat and chest will re-
move the severest pains and stop the most
distressing or dangerous COUGH. Therefore
we say to the whole Army.
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THE soLDIERs TRUE FRIEND
aALW AVS READY. !
H O 10 ways DIN t m e n t.

-Af . b Z
Long marches, sore and stiff joints, blister
ed and infiamed feet, all those the Soldier
must endure. MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS.
when your sons are grasping their muskets.to
meet danger, think what relief single pot of
this ALL HEALING & COOLING SALVE will
give to the one you love when far away from
home and friends. 1t hardens and makes
tough the feet so that they can endure great
fatigue. 1t soothes and relieves the infamed
and stifened joints, leaving them supple,
strong and vigorous, while for
Sabre Cuts and Gun Shot Wounds,
1t stands unequalled, removing and prevent
ing every vestige of Inflammation and gently
drawing the edges together, it quickly and
completely heals the most frightful wounds.
Vices end Sisters of Tolumteers
You can not put into the Knapsacks of your
Husbands and Brothers, a more valuable OF
more necessary gift than supply of this
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i!.UT NORTH tAEutrSA.

EchNoEk isLAN:', :. e, Ian. g., via Fort
fFss Mo"r'e, F~b. M. j. Geh. j. u. Foster
has AIN written 10 rh- general in chef at
" Arb ngton. D. g.. bitterly complaining z OF the
! l. n,n ui'' disclosure OF miltuy and naval
n'ON' IL Ets IL thla department.. ror this rra-
son The ~ n OF tie A>socitt-d Press reIrains
Il, III any mt ntlDn Of UpeT ations other than
I; Use al eady 3ccOmD shed.
hzrieth Cry Is Low Eeli by the Federal
fp'Ht> = military post. A Gers,c lment OF
he Isl North Carolina loyal regiment aud
81 cut OLE huEGT u negroes are doing garrison
and II, kt utS al ;hat point.
lrr Davis last W.. had a conference with
Goy'rnor Vance, OF North Carolina, upon the
I atiCGs Of this Stat with th- southern Con-
/ C'raCy, meeting him Tor that purpose at
ir"nblln lhpot, irglnia, Oh the Blackwater
{ oy. Vance plainly inform" d jeff Davis that
for'h Carolina v ould insist III fon the reserve
and recall Of an adequate force for The protec.
BCn Of North CarCliHa from any further Frde-
raj advance. North Caroliua has now n. tsn
troops n the rebel service.
Many applications are teing made for autho-
ri'y "a raise native loyal troops, and General
Foster strongly approves of the design
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SrNATE.-Afrer our report closed Saturday

SENATE.-After our report closed SATURDAY,
Tie Legislative and Judicial Appropri alton
olll was oCnsidtred, amends 4, ;. and passed.
HoUsf.-Af,er our report closed
1bt bill authorizing the emplcyment of COL
cred soldiers 10 put down the rebellion W as de-
as' d by Messrs. Wilson, Cox, Allen, White,
May, ana Stefens, and the previous question
Ol Gt rpd: when tie substitute of Mr. Seyens.
as amtEd'd d by Mr.. Casey, . exempt Mary
land, delaware, Kentucky, Tennessee, West
Virgin Ia and Missouri from the operations of
'he hil, and prev n'lng negroes from COM
handing white soldiers, was adopted, and ihs
bill passed-yeas -, nays SIS.
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The Case of the PhiIadelphia Evening
JOurnal-Ihe Apology Of its ProarIetar.


Journal-The Apology Of its Proprietor.
The editor of the Philadelphia Evening
Journal, who was arrested last week by ORDER
Of Major General Schenck, for the publication
Of certain disloyal articles in his paper, was
released from Fort McHenry on Sunday.
The following is the apologize declaration
on which Mr.. Boileau was granted his release:
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE DKPARrxRSr,
EIGHTH ARMY CORPS, BALTnoRE Marylaa6
Feb. !, Is63-I, Albert ID. Boil. au, ci.izrn OF
Philadelphia, and editor and publisher OF the
Eyening Journal, now confined In Fort Nc
Henry foI the publication of an article undCr
the title Of .sDavs's Message" In that news
paper January ~, 1868, and ssfor the pu utlica-
tion Of other articles Of like dangerous char
acter, tending TO the support and enoourAye-
Of the United States" do hereby freely and
voluntarily express my regret for the publica-
uon OF that article or Of any other article OF
like tendency or character, and do distinctly
cisayow such article or articles being pub
llshed with my proper authority kno ledge,
and declare that such publication has been
made by other persons, AGENT or employe, and
without my sanction and intention, and I do
furthermore give 70 Malsr General Robert G.
Schenck, commanding the Middie Department
and Eighth Army Corps, by whose order, in
behalf Of the Government have been arrested,
my acred parole Of honor that upon being dis
charged from present imprisonment and sus-
pension of publication Of my newspaper being
removed, will not write, print, or publish or
permit others an my name 10 ~rstey Print, OF
publish any articles having such dangerous
character, or tending 10 the support or encour-
agement of the REBELLION, but viii demean my
self in all things as a true and loyal citiSen u
the United States, intending only % support
the Government, the Constitution and the
I Mon, a faithful citizen should; and k IL I'd
further understood that these dec clarations and
pk dges are made to relate as well to matters
h' r., after TO be published in the weekly news
papers called the "Democrauc Leader" made
up frOm the "Daily Philadelphia Evening
Journal" itself, and 10 any other newspaper
that may be published or controlled 10y me.
Given at Baltimore, this first day OF February,
Ie63 (Signed) ALBERT ID. BoILKAU.
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DROP SAILS FOR IOE,

MEDICAL PURveYeR's OFFICE
SEALED PRorosALs win be received At this oface
.ei1s W for iuTnisbins she Medical si
mospits, Department. until the LIST day Of January,
Hilton Head south Carolina.
kewberD, North CarOlira a.
Pen.acoia, Florida.
New Orleans, Ii usisna.
Ct. Louis, Missouri,
Washfngton, District OF Columbia.
Memphis: Tennessee
is not precisely Known bidders viii state the guam
ss 81 Ice ta they q pssn'h yhs,s it .
.ss
TO furnish the whole cunt required st any one of
tas Iisees proposed to be aappiiesd - :,
any for stsrns the ice at the posts they propose to
fhe ice must be of the best quality, ubject to tn.
the post where it is delivered. The full name aud
post Oh sdoress OF the bidder must appear in the
II. bid is made in the name Of arm the names
considered - the individual proposal OF the party
Proposals from di,loyal PARTIES srtH NOT b eossd
1ed, AND An OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
Proposals must be addressed to HENRY JOHNSON,
d g. K, g and Acting Medical Purveyo or,
Tpsshinxton D. c. and should be plainly marked
The ability Of the bidder to all the contract,
should it be awarded 10 him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures to
be appended to the gusra rantse, and said guarantees
must accompany the bid.
The responsibility Of the susrantors must BE-
shown by the official rtfcate of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court Of the United States Dis
trict Attorney
Bonds in the sum of svs thousand dollars, signed
BY the contractor and bot his gu srsntors will be
required Of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract.
Form Of G4dydntss.
Wa O. he
and =, of the county of, and State Of, do
hereby guarantee that lis able to fulfil the
contract, IN accordance with the terms OF his pro-
position, and that, should his proposition be &C
cspted ne will at ence enter into contract in 40
-urdance there with.
Should the contract be awarded him, We Are pre-
pared to become his securities.
To thIs guarantee must be appended the omciAl
certificate above mentioned
The Surgeon Gene raj -eserves to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he deem too
high or unsuitstle.
HENRY JOHNSON, NJ. g. K, O.. A.
ia % dlFeZ3 Acting Medical Purveyor.
@-Psp-rs authorized to pu blish GOV ernment I'D
yerIissm, nts please copy.
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FINANo1AL.-New York paper. Of ye.,erdsy '

FINANcIAL.-New York papers OF yesterday Y
evening ssyf-The week opens on lower stoc 4
M rkst, Ith con nsider able press 10 sell the
T., arance of panic, but, on the ontrary, o feel
a Of confidence I'm higher prices when the un-
.asiEess prod uced by the high premium on gold
H,re weak. The registered skies OF 1891 w,re
sold down TO 81, lower than at the second
board on saturday. The coupons, $40 per
c, nt.notes snucertifc cat''s of indebtedness wrrs
without change. Border State bonds on the
" ho;.. are lower, hut We notice a steady de-
maud for Virginia and North Carolinas at full
psices IouisiHnas are also wanted at 20.
T. a Il X pr ceni. CfOld is lower to day.
tn. price c,ily IN the morning was 81 fai57A,
and II IN, b. ard i5; AsIfsf, '57S Her sixty
=nd TfS4al o. hnysT rhirty rays, with salee OF
W - Aold AT iSis Foreign exchange is also
hover. Thp pre- II sterling is t75sl7o fof
uaustTs, wltL s,Lu. sales at the former prlos.
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Arrest of Deserters in Morgan County,
Indiana, Resisted by an Armed Mob
The Mob Dispersed by the Troops.

IEnIANAPeLIs, Feb. 2.-The arrest OF desert
ers ht ing resisted In Morgan county, Col. Car
ri aton, commander Of the Federal forces here,
stnt Il squadron OF cavalry there on SATURDAY.
They Were met and fir. on by an armed mob,
when the cavalry charged and dispersed the
IN b, snd captured the deserters and six citi-
zens. No one WIS hurt Considerable excite.
ment prevails in Morgan and the adjoining
,ounIlrE.
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AMUSEMENTS.

~ NV CAN1EfRUEf!
~ sskw ssIw eAsTEksUkT! eeAsTEksusT
LOUIsIAEA AV.. HBAH sIxra eSaHss.
TROUPE OF rHE RoRLpl
THE NEW CANTERBURvi
UNBOUNDIb ENTHUsIASA,
CROWDED HOUSES
fHE PAOPLE WILL PArK0NIzB Gsi
land wHYS"
Escassr sre hare now asd aI,ras, .r,R haze
THE BEST TALENT IN THE WORLD
Stars 4 !: oF hs1S fIs iefEs FkcFEss1os II sss
Ftrs' Make AppI'eat'en for Easass,neat!
Il HkEAY isSf ST e Ii tsp"ns
BEX4 ssh Ts Fl YST x s "0r
~ We wish II di-tinetl, Understood, that every
name on, on tn. .tss: soniyat is In tsi. aa,srsise
ali ssa1s q, s1e F. FSrsi ' MasnstuSe~ '"e' "'s
Ia eTAR PIRFORMERS;
100 STAR rrphInroRusRsI
He soSld no! Play that nunrber If rs had sssns,
LARGEST GoMPASY i Ts NY n SSe AMERICA,
The Great Canterbury still floats along sno ,thly
on the t,ds Of pro,psri'y snd is now firmly estsb-
lshed the Great Ist tuition of the Capital JiIy
xoS,ns aud by ai s:ays snins we .s1srtisa, sSa
prescribing - their T&tT fts tss5 aud most tai
M G cr the e' ,S 1s hs h1sss
THE MODEL MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD !.
TONIGHT
First time In this city OF the ysuesI, diS5olical
ana lau ghabie PAntomim- ful of New Tricks
sceUsIy, Transfo mations, ac., entitled
THE GOBLIN 5PRITE;
DEVIL IN Earth.
Return Of the Parry stars,
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE
WEo created such sensation the occasion OF
their hrst appesrsic &c in this city
Brilliant Success Of
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
MISS KATE PlNNoYER.
THE COURT OFBEAUTY.
coz, posed Of the
MOST BEAUTIfUL LADIES
MISS JENNIE ALLEN.
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS,
MISS LILLE BRANDON.
MISS HANNAH BIRJH.
JENNIE AND ELLA WILLIAMS
Second week of
c. W. PARKER,
The Wonderful c. ntortionst &c.
IN. CARR,
Pantominist.
Great Success Of
GEO. X EDESeN,
Who viii sing his local Sonsof
WALK THkouCH PEss,TLvANIA avenue.
new s.lretion of
CORkDGRAPHitAII TIES.
II. W. Fgan, Charley O'Neil,
J. Willis, Larry Tooley,
And 2. Clare
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS
NEW BALLET
NEW PAN UNIME, &c.
ADMIssIoN-Balcony and Para aette, Is cents t.
Orchestra Arm Chairs, s. cents; TO Private Boxes.
boiding Fix persons, $5
Doors open at Ga q Clock q rfoTman 1t 7&.
GRAND MATINEE will De given next :atur
day Afternoon. for Ladies and Children Rt 2 O ciS
AdmItt4nce-Lsdies. u cts. Children. ~ eta
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IRON Ann fTpuci.Cn.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 2.-Sailed today.
stoamfr Ocean Express. for Callao. Trade is
very dull The mouth has been one of unusual
drpT' e ion in business.
The Senatorial caucus recommence the in. .
yes1I. ion Of corruption charges to- morrow
night
1t IL eXpoc cted that the first section of the
Pacific Railroad will be completed next sum.
mer, anu that the cars can run to Fort Hills
Judge CreRmer has decided that "green
backs" arr not q legal tenier.
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Boarded by a British Vessel.

NEW NoRK, Feb. 2.-The schooner J. W.
Maitland, from Sagua, reports tn;st on the 29d
OF January. she was chased ani boarded by
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Return Of Man X eported Missing.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-Colonel ]. Cook, re-
portpd killed and robbed at Falmouth, has ar
rived in this city; ne returned hithrr with over
500, ,Ctg 10 be distributed TO families of volun-
tiers during the week.
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desperate Fight with Indians in Wash.
iHst0n Tertiary.

SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. lon the morning
OF me s"th, Col Conner had four hours
desperate hight with the Indians on Rear Run.
Washington Territory. he killed 22I, aud
Nary OILERS were supposed TO have been
diowntd he took la horses, and destroyed
he Indians lodges. Our Ioss was kilied.
iE'ludng ofiicors, and IS woun.ed
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AFsmiiy Poisoned from Usin. Rye Coffee.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The Health Officer of
brooklyn has prohibited the sale of rye coffee
IN several stores, a respectable German family
of eight persons having been poisoned by the
seeds of poisonous weeds, which, growing
among The rye, had been roasted and ground
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Missouri Senatorial Contest.

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. "A joint session Of
The Legislature for the el-c'ion of n u. =. SEN
atCr NIT aZ"in to-day. Mr.. Noelrs name was
withdrawn, and six halluts were taken with
rut any result, The last standing-Brown, a.;
Phelps, i7; Glover, j.; Breckenridge, ~; scat
tPrlur. 2
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Sad (alnnIiiY.

CORNING, N. Y. Feb. 2.-The dwelling OF
MI Il {. Pool, near Titus vile, was burnt On
Saturday. his if, daUgh or, and Mrs. Con-
Irals, pprishpd IN he flames.
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Nesrsss NJ BY "NA'' Collins Illustrated
AURORA Floyd ByM. u. Brsddon. Y eants.
Lires eft Out BY the authsr of"Line upon
Line 75eents.
unsIs and diss rkNs. By Capt Szstsd. 81,
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New York State Politics.

ALBANY, Feb. 2-EX-Gov. Morgan has been
nominated for u. :. Senator by the republica
caucus.
Ih. democratic caucus has voted not 10 make
any nomination for Senator.
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ArriYaI OF Treasure from California.

NEW YoEK, Feb. The steamrr Ocean
Queen, from Aspin all on the 25;h, has ar
rived with S3U0,CtU IN treasure from California.
South and Central American adyices are un-
imDorlAnt.
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IT, TIOl Ol
HOTKLs, GROCERS RESTAURANTS, Phi.
VATB FAMILIES, 30.

~ NOTICD
IL HOTELs, GROCERS RESTAURANTS, Phi.
VATB FAMILIES, &c.
3ss Subscribers have just received . tresh ship
nnent OF
UAsEs ST. JULIEN AND YLORRAO
CT AE ETS
ssiah they lfsT .Or sale st New York pricss.
Also, they have constantly on kaad
A Large ard Ws1 Selsc;sd S:oes II
81 SADERiAs PORTS, sHERRIEs,
s0C Rb0N, Obj RTE, sOoToH, and IRIsR
1iAMfAt5NE Is Of ell favorits brands,
aSGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES,
LONDON AMP UBLIN PORTkR9,
1aGIIsn PICKTEs, SAUCES,
0RILTeN, CHEDDKR and ENGLISH DAIRY
4 EDFNEs. KEMPB H.RmErIOALLY ylALlD
YaSSCH, GERMAN and ENGLISH OORDIALs,
OOEGRESS, sELTZkR, KISSENGEN and IN a.
LISH SODA WATERS,
ION. YOUNG HYSON TEAS,
Vita An extensive assortment OF
FANCY 6KOCRRIHS.
BININGER & CO.,
BrsneA-31s Pa Avenue, opposite
Willards' Hotel, Washingtou,
- just received . small lot Of oncsrs' 1tasoI
oA4a0. auT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-03
New lorL B.nk Statement.

NEw WORK. Feb. 2-The Bank statement
shows an III, r,-ase of loans OF S5UO,2tI: spe, ie
{: 81. Sc; decrease IN circulation $40. S%s
crt aSr OF Cepo lis S6Si,U4.