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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11
NJ e piCAL.
M A ~ FL 90 .
How Destroyed, How Restored.
Dr. ~. -. PENDERY.
Physician and Surgeon
No. "a ID E. Washington St.

ES CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE K
Z OF Medicine, treat by a new and reliable medium,
and with the happest results all forms OF diseases OF the
Nervous, Seminal and Urinary and Sexual systems.
Young men with hollow cheeks and pallid counensnce,
telling in fearful language the silent working Of
Formidable disease undermining your constitution,
ory and reason hurryng you premature death re-
aect while reason holds sway and avail yourself Of
treatment that disspates the slightest disease. and
cures the harrRSSing weakness and other Of
ous difficulty and perpetual annoyance.
Spermstorrhra, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Enils
sons. Sexual Debility mpotency, Elects OF Self Abuse
and their resuts-Inabiiiy Consumrate the Marriage
Contract, Mental and Physical Prostrstlon Epilepsy
Inssnity and Consumption.
s'The fos,
Like staunch murderer, STEADY TO hts purpos-.
Presses him clese through every lane oflifc.
Nor misses once the track, but presses on.
Till forced At last 20 the tremendous verge,
And at once he sinks"
Likew sc, will guarantee a radical Of syphilis
Gonouhea and Gleet In all their stsges. entirely
moving from the blood the last spark OF these terrible
diseases that gradually burn up the
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potence both sexes; the effects
The body and uine and the Authors New Treatment Of
al these cases in full, the enly successful method oi
cure. with exposition Of Quackery.
1hisvork is not qusck advertisement bat q warning
and guide for married snd single. IL Is the only boo
that gives the treatment Of 81 the above diseases in ps
English with full directions FOR con
tsias much ausele information not proper mention
10 pEoc notice. The work contains $50 psges and le
plates and engrsvngs Of the above diseases an,
address IN sealed wrapper, on receipt Of one deai
Those afflicted with any OF The above diseases befor.
placing themselves under the tres,meu; % auy one
should Fret read this work.
oFFICE-3Is Fifth street. between Nsrk.s and Je1sr
sop, west aide.
To insure safety 70 all letters, direct 10
8ALTN's HEAb DisPEzsAKY
Drawer 2S7, Lsaisrfile, Sy
oci4-s4 -ddSly
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PROFESSIONAL.

ORs. TODD PAgR. having terminated their con-
J ,-.~fs wi,h the Government a. A A Surgeons at
Go uorsou are nov prepared 70 devote thar whole
An, 10 tos practice Of their urofeszion- Pe-ssns
rely upon rnang OF the cher sf fasr sncs No 81
yS1vt,5s svsuos rsrzD-<u
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CAUTION.

1Ae Pals should not betdkea5y Females darfao TIE
FIRST THREE KOYzRS Of Pregnancy they az.
10 bring kiscarriogs Dat AZ 0ny ether tin.
they safe.
in all II Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains IL
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerten, Pslpts
tion of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills viii
effect when al other means have failed; and, al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, eslome
antimOny, or anything hurtfal to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS
sole Agent FOR the United States and CAnsds,
JOB NOSES. q, CortlAndt ST.. New York.
y. B-sl 90 and postage ftsmps enclosed TO any 50
;horEed gent viii Insure bottle. containing so Fills
by return mail dec5 deod&w1y
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warn
ing and In truciion for Young Men Also, and re-
liable treatment Cor Disease, Of the Urinary aud Sexual
sysiens-sent free in sealed envelopes. Address DR.
; kII.IlN HOUGHTON. Howard Association. Phfade-
psis, Pa spr4-d&Wly
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Galen's Head Dispensary
Established I'm 1850 and Chartere
by the Legislature OF Kentucky.
for the treatment OF
SE.Hk.T.fE H'E.fK.FESS.
And all ASections es the Urinary and Ger
az both Sexes
JUST PUBLISHED,
PRIVATE MEDICAL TSEATBSf

nN vRNRRRAL DISEASES,
" including Gonorhea. Gieet,
Syphilis, Structure, Gravel, S.one,
Ruptures, Piles, Fistuls, Urinary
Deposits and sll Diseases OF the
Kidneys, Bladder, PROSTATE Gland,
and Seminal vesicies. and their
treatment, including O chapter on
FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
servstions on marriage and the
prevention Of conception Con-
tanning q Treatise on Self Abuse,
SpernatorThes, Sexual and Ner-
yougDebjlity. barYenness and In.
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viii buy ard sell Gold. Silver, Exchange, Govern:
men Vouchers Orders Washington State Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, aid kind Of
business attended 10 that belongs TO legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent upon
visions made for the ssfekepng 81 Deposits and for
The accommodation Of Depositors.
In addition to the responsibility ~ the United states
FOR the liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders ndi-
vduay responsible the extent of their stock sddi-
ton 20 the amount invested in such shares thus arordng
the most ample security 10 the public
The following the preseUf Stoekholae az the i1
sttutiou'
VIZ n FrSl,sh wu Brzden
". R-SofsingeT. Bent. r. lutte,
Lewis Jordon. John W. Murphy.
Deloss Root, Judge Y. Finch
Jer Helene.
J. =. u LAuiel o, ny, rm. willard.
Gov o P. Morton A. Baldwin.
Hon John J. Morrison. D. W Noble
Ger La. Noble, W. o. Redwood
Hon. Oscar r. HOrd, Daniel Hennesses
Hon T. A Hendrick. James Powers
. Hon. David Kilyore. J. L. Slsughter
Hon. James A Cravens. Lucisn Hills
Hon. John c. New, W s T. Morton
Hon. T n sullivan. Bsrpshas Coer
Rev. VIM A. holiday, John c. Hereth
Prof. C. y. Todd. Dr. J GSs-o-
J. George StlE, HR Fheh
George W Riggs. Or. J. n. wcosbua
Robert Browning, Jnc c. Wright,
". J. Holiday, John Hendricks
". x. holloway, J. DAnfor.h
J X. Maxwell, Isnes Greene
VIM II. Fry. \ d. BilErgsly,
A. J. Hay. ". ". Leafhers
r. Parker James Winslo~
J. l. HoiioR,
winslow. LsnleT Co,
J. A. Ross, Jalyll
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nArEs os ADv vExrIsrNe G /.

Business Notices published the local columns. often
under. win be charged for each insertion t1; n
sver ten lines, ten cents perline.
Announcing deaths With funeral notice attached. el
-ithouf notice free
Marriage Notices 80
Notices Of Festivals Pcpics 4ad Excursions gotten apby
Individuals associations, ~ churches, A. the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head u
Special Notices. teRnes over, will be charged double
The usual rates
Yearly advertisers 10 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
be charged At the Of t so for each name In the
Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly. the same 70 be- in
al cases, paid In advance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Prepared ryos0 a prescription oJ Sir =. CLARK, H. Il
P1vsici1n Estroor3iaGSyto Ae queen.
This Invaluable medicine is anfsiling in the of all
painful and dangerous diseases which the fe
male constitutions i, subject II moderator obstrsconi
and = speedy cure KAY be refed
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Delivered By The carrier within the city, 20 cents per
~eel. psyabls 20 the carrier.
sgenfs viii BE- snpplied al Is cents sseek.
Up xossT nay be sent risk by Exprcss. pre-
pzs1 or IN Registered Letters BY mai. otherwise win
not b respousible FOR any los that may Occur
CITY subsorihers viii be held respousble for papers ie
. fher houses after they have removed, when they
wsb them discontinued unese notice i gwen al the Of
ace u pahlicAtion-
No paper sent without pre- payment eoutnuedlonger
thsn paid for.
Copies of The DtnT sExTIxEL be had the oiice
each r,oruing. ard the WksELT sxETuEI each Non
fsJ saeTning. neatly eEeiOped, for mailing
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TO MARRIED LADIES

It Is peculiarly snited II will in short tiue hrns on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Geverroe
stamp sfGrest Britain, TO prevent counterfeits.
Ize Pi,s .Aolssi 6stokea By FsnaOles dHyiag 1<
FIRST THREE SOyTES Of Pregnancy, "a hey are
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oci4-s4-d4vl
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

A SUGGESTIVE FAcr.-rhe ortho-
dox loyalty of the North gives for the
paper OF the Government but seventy
cents ON the dollar; the rebel loyalty
Of the South gives for it SO much AS
eigh'y-tive or eighty.six cents! This
very Interesting. and, indeed, IN alli's
significance. very gratifying iac's ONES
to us in the form shat while gold is
here ranging from l4o To 80, it is SO
low at Augusta, Georgia. as from IFS
'o'll6! The gallant South is, We are
glad to learn. tl,:.s not only not with,
out large supplies Of the precious
metals, but also not without large
conf lencs in the value Of llie notes Of
The General Government
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WINE AND WALNuTs.-Tfe Phoenix ac-
knowledges her Indebtedness to Mr.. Hardy
Solomon for lunch, consisting of some
very fine cheese. Of Cheshire aspect, some
fine Boston crackers and beaker OF
golden cherry, such as has not refreshed
her palate over-irequently during the las.
four years. She W as reminded of ancient
times, when there were famous wine eel
lars in Carolina. The Phoenix is not an
ungrateful bird, and is pleased to bear tes-
tlmony to the Samarlanism Of Mr. Solo
mon. Verify. editors and printers deserve
we'll OF their fellow-men, and it is particu.
larly pleasant 10 perceive that there are
men in the world who are not unwilling
to respect their claims to consideration.
Really. it must lie grateful thing TO all
rightly constituted natures TO behold the
satisfaction that they give. What charm
ing thing it is when Philanthropy spreads
the feast and Courtesy presides at the
toard, and how it iEust gladden. the heart
of the host to perceive the eye glowing
with brightness as it sparkles back with
light kindled by the choice beverages Of
Spain and Madeira. Nay, even those Of
Navarro and the Rhine will make US re-
joice.
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TR1srRAM TuppEE, Eso.-We re-
gret TO learn, from tho Transcript, IF
the death Of this prominent aud eali-
maa!e citizen of Charleston. Mr.
Tuppe- has been, for many years. an
active merchant Of Charleston, and a
member Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
lie WAS the 6rst President of the
South Caro'i7a Railroad Company,
and also WAS Jealous and generous
memher of the First Baptist Church,
of Charleston. A citizen of 50 much
Independence of character, such high
integrity, such forecast and public
spirit, will be sorely missed. lie
ie"ves large family, several Of whom
are distinguished in the prof, ssions
and Ill mercantile pursuits.
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MORE PETITIONS FOR PARDON
Thirty one petitions for pardon were
hled with the President ye .erday.
sAmong the petitioners were the rebel
General Richard S. Ewell, of Virginia
Governor William Aiken, of South
Carolina; the rebel Secretary of the
Treasury, G.. A. Trenholm, of South
Carolina, and General Eehols, Of
Virginia. Tne peighbors Of General
Echols oppose his pardon. They
charge him with the hanging Of FIVE
citiz~ns OF Virginia, for no other rea
son than they declared themselves in
favor OF The !Union. The other petit
tiols came from persons in humble
life and unknown to the public. One
is resident Of Kentucky, FIVE are
from Tennessee, one from North Caro-.
lima, ,h''teen from Virginia, one from
Alabama, two from South Carolina,
three from Georgia. one from Penn.
syvania, one from Maryland and one
from L nisiana.
Tie President has pardonel The
following persons: Philip Lee, of Ken
t"cky; John r. Davis, of Tennessee,
and James l.. Seward, formerly mem.
Der of Congress from G. orgia.
". Y. Evening Post June 22.]
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the whole property of the city is required
to redeem. 4he truth is, this city issue is
really or as soumd u basis MS any other. Not
that we hold that any basis is necessary
for currency beyond the "cen nf1amse'' of
the people. TO resume. Our streets are
now daily filled with wagons. Lines are
established to oil the railroad tcrmi,ei
There is Courtenay's line to Newberry;
GraiH.n''s, Yates and others to Orange
burg; Sosrowski to Chester, aad others to
Aiken, Cowes and market. And these
wagons bring in e-pplies daily. Very
soon we shall have new -four and the
usual farmer supplies Of grain, butter,
poultry. &c. Some Of these We are hay ing
now nhd in grea, quantity. The butchers,
by the way, are doing the best business in
town. Beef and the smaller meats are
from ten to twelve ceuts. They gather up
the gold, the silver and, the gr.enbacks.
You zee them from S TO 10 a. u, with their
hands graspi"g and their a,lns borne
down BY the weighly accumu:ations Of
gold, silver aud paper, and i'll their patriotic
self sacrihce, they call up"u no man to re-
l'~ve them from their surplus burdens.
They are wise fellows in their day aud
generation. While the slugyards sleep.
they are stireing. They give the sun the
left shoulder. They beat him ON the
niarae. place. They say to the politicians.
plaguc oa both your houses; and keep in
memory the counsel of Iago TO Cassie,
.'gut money in thy purse."
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PEOPLES BANK.-An election for
President and Directors of the Peoples
Bank was held at the Bank Hall yes.
terday morning. All of the old board
were unanimously reelected, and D.
l.. Mckay afterwards chosen by the
Board as President. This shows the
great confidence felt in the manner in
which the affairs of the Bank have
been managed up to the present time.
We learn that the President has
received an official document from the
Honorable Secretary Of the Treasury,
granting permission for the opening OF
a new National Bank, or tho changing
OF the Peoples Bank into N N,tion+
one, with. a capital Of three million
dollars. 1t is proposed to open the
books at an early day for subscriptions
to the Peoples National Bank
10 show the wants of the cymmu.
nifty for an Institution Of this kind. We
learn that the deposits in the Peoples
Bank for the last few days exceed three
hundred Thousand dollars.
IWarleston Coxrier.a
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Columbia Prices Current.

SATURDAY. Jaly ]. 1865.
Ale, on draft. 81 per gal.
Brandy, Apple, 3a per gal.
Peach. so 7er gal
Bacon, l2A II Is cen,s per TO-
Beef. fresh, 10 q II cents per lb.
Butter, 20 Il 80 cents per 10.
Corn. 81 per oushel.
Cheese, Im. English, s5 60 cents per ID.
Coffee, 50 ceuts per 10.
Cigars. per hundred. Q 1880.
Candles. 25c. a 81 per 10.
Chick ns, spr ny, per pair 80 40c.
Eggs, per dozen, 70 25c.
Flour, 81 q per bh].
Herrings, 81 l.5O per box.
Homespuu, white. rs 35c. per yard.
Longcloth, SO soc. per yurd.
Mutton, fresh. 10 l21c per ID.
Meal. 81 per bush.
Molasses, 50 soc. per gal.
Peas, $ per bush.
Potatoes, $l.5O q 2 per bush
Pork, fresh, ~ l2c. per Id.
Raisins. 40 5Oc. per 10.
Salt, 81 per bush.
Salmon. $,2 per kit.
Sugar, rs oOc. per ID.
Soap, 10 soc. per bar Of II lbs.
Sardines. 80 q 15c. per box.
Tea. Green, $50 per lb.
tobacco, Chewing, lOc. 81 per lb.
Smoking. zoe. a "
Vinegar. 81 per gal.
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MEETING AT LAyRKNs-We have re.
ceived the report of the proceedings had
by the citizens of Laurens District. on the
9th ult., with the view to the reconstruc-
ton of the United States and the restora.
tiou of South Carolina to the Unien. We
shall publish these proceedings in an early
issue.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-03

Lewis E. Parsons has been made Provi.
sional Governor Of Alabama. We have
heard that Mr.. James Johnson-not Her
schel-has been made Provisional Cover,
nor of Georgia; and Andrew J. Hamilton
has been appointed Governor of Texas.
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G3 PERSoSAL.-Ali subscribers to the
Phaniz whose subscriptions have ex-
pired, will please come forward and
renew, in specie or Government Treasury
notes; otherwise their papers will be stop
ped.
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A Line of Boats

WlLL ply regularly between this city
w and AisLon and Shvlton's Ferry,
connecting with the Greenville & Coium-
bia and Sparlanburg 4 Union Railroad at
the above points. For freight or passage,
apply to WM. SIMONS. Bull st, eet, abov.
Blanding. inlyl2
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n Notice.

THE citizens who have received writ en-
Il invitations to the barbecue given by
the c"lorei citizens, are requested to be ut
the grounds formerly occupied by the
Foreign Lee on, by "'cluclz. TUESDAY,
July 4, 1865 H. u. EDW KDS.
Su!y 3 ~ Secretary Of Committee.
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Local Items.
The ohse Of the Columbia Phnnir ia
on Gates street, second door from Plain.

LIST OF LETrERs.--We have already al.
vised the cHizeas Of Columbia to look in
occasionally at the store of Messrs Zealy,
Scott & Bruins. for letters from their friends
and correspondents They will do we'll to
look in. also, at the Office of Messrs Dur
bee d Walter. We have obtained from
these latter gentlemen the list which fol
lows, of letteA. lying uncalled for at their
Office:
w r Hunt, Henry Gourdin. ] C Coch
ran, John G Se-sers 5. L A Wilbur 2, DR.
K Sans 2. DR. Leland .. A K Taylor 3,
DIR Melvin Greenland 2, Mira G NJ johnson
2. Mrs 4 Wade =. Edward Hope 2, II E
Nichols +. Allen Il Dial 1. c z R.ns.n 2,
Rev pr OConneil 3. Convent 2, John r
Douglas. Chas Schultz. DIR w Parker,
Rev DIR Palmer Mrs Geo Crarner, Mrs +
Marks. EiiI.Ar'l', Bruins Il Co. K ID tiarni,
ton. Eisenman,., john W Cald xelL VIM
McGuinnis, Hart Maxcy, q A Hall, Mrs DR.
LeCon'e, Mrs Morrison. w Van Vert.
Mrs Ii w Conner, Robert Bryce, q Brill,
Heirs OF CorneIin Gregg, Mrs G A Tren
holm. r & Stone, Robert Anderson, Paul
BoilI. Mrs JAS Burnside, Joseph Tuylo 5
l. DeVeauX. A Harris. 5lrs W.n Hitchcock.
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LU8IN,S EXTRACTS
COLUMBIA MALE ;HOOL.

VIE exercises Of this SCHOOL. tor he
4 second session of 1865. VIII cu,nm-n.
on the 7'h of July. i'll the Sunday School
Room 1T the Marion Street M~,ioGst
Church. the temporary IL. Of which sch ol
,o"m has been eecrred by 'he principal.
The number OF scholars will be lim.ied.
Co:ni'liance with the regun,,ons OF The
school and close attention to study are
required. and will be- exacted, Of every
pupil Tuition will be ut the rate .of so
Per session If five months, pay able by half
Sessions f. w. PAPE Pr;uc,nal
July s.
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Notice.

IAMES BAKER will REPAIR GUNS
- and LOCKS at the shortest notice. IL e
can be found at the corner uf Bull an d
Camoen ssreeta July 81
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The Hon. W. w. Boyce has received m
unconditional pardon from the President
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CHOICE ARRIVALS.
~ CHOICE English DAIRY CHEESE.
L Packages LOWN WINDSOR SOAP.
WIlIrEW ASH BRUSHES.
1Oxl2 French GLASS.
100 lbs. PUTTY. DC.
just arrived and for sale by
july 2 KENNETH & GIBSON.
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AUCTION SALES.
Nul.s, Wagons, Harness, &c.
BY Jacob Levin. Auctioneer.

0y JaCoo 11e71u, AQcGOneer.
ON MONDAY MORNING, 81 july. inst.
will be sold. at the Guard House. or
Odd Fellows School Room, at 10 @ 'clock
9 well broke Mules aud three Wagons
and Harness, belonging to the city OF Co.
lumhin. ALsG.
Horse, Buggy und Harness and ] fine
Saddle Horse. Conditions cash on deli.
very. June 30 3
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omitted" says the co,rien- eve have
had enough already" Well, enough is as
good as feast.
Mr.. DANES Gordon. Of Boston, was mar
ried in Charleston to Niles Matte, dsugh-
ter Of L. v. A. Vanderhorst, of the latter
city.
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The small pox is reported at Macon, Ga
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Lest,

Lest,
pETWEEN the Catholic Church and
~ the College Campus, lnrye GOLD
CHAIN. which the finder will be rewarded
by leaving at 1lr. G. J. BULLIN'S, orru
site Catholic Church. July 8
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Very Desirable Residence to Rent.

A HANDSOME FURNI RED kE>I-
~ DENCE. we'll located III the CITY The
mansion hasssevrn rooms, with Easements:
fine lot. will, flower ard vegetable gar
den under cultivation. For fu, ,I.-r parti.
cua's. apply at thi. ..tfice. July 3 +:s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-03
THE PEACE MISSION.

The steamer at Annapolis from City Point
on Wednesday, reported that what are called
the "Peace Commissioners from Richmond
were then ION board steamer and were un-
derstood to be awaiting the arrival of some one
from Washington President Lincoln left
Washington and proceeded to Annapolis, yes
terdav. where he embarked for City Point, IN
order to meet the Commissioners. Secretary
Seward is air aady there.
The Richmond papers say that Col. Moshy
is in that city, nearly we'll.
Gold, in New York. to day, 205a.
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COURSE OF LECTURES.

4 course Of lectures, three i'll number, will
be delivered at
LIBERTY HALL,
during the coming and succeeding two weeks.
Second lecture by
REV. J, MCKENDRY REILLY,
Of Baltimore
Subject :--''9ur Age, G<>unsry and
EkEbEe.
Third Secure BY
HON. AS. K. DOOLITTLE,
Senator in the L. S. Senate from the State OF
II Wisconsin.
Subject to be announced hereafter.
Tickets for a single lecture 80 cents, for tbs
course 81, to be had at Mr.. Bell bookstore,
the State Journal Office FIR. Entwisles and
Mr. French's Book Stores. and At the door.
Proceeds to be applied to the benefit OF Christ
Church.
Doors open at o'clock; Lecture to
mence at O clock. jan 30.tf