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Mail Steamship Union r. Adams, Charleston Sept l4H4
P ~ with passengers and mdset TO sronoFa de9a 80 ~
nesd,y sept inside the Bar passed brig mary Ais' ' e"
'? sis.%hp Alabama SheRsk SO hOu from Savannah
WIZ n. sS sse, BaTei Liverpool days Nesmith
Bah suwsrow oi Boston washbun Ms.se. 70 days 70
SEPT, l.. a. Lon 20 s ~ S. lon Is e SPOKE bern
brs Rescue hancock from Boston for ohs'e,'91 nn %
a, head Of and bbOOH needed no assistance wa try
s hynS"iod lBi T (sso i4 day. to Barred, Bros
quay psn,. Se Arees, for July "a LAT - "A > lon p %
W spoke INA Idare Or q asy, from the SySs o' ASslA ~
io Jsso aSys out Cap ; feels "a q. e !, 70
lon IS 50 SPOKE bark Blanche (Br days from Philadelphia tor
l1 ba .weyn of camdnl HOsme RAssed Island daa to
W p Dusn Sept IS lat q % lon IS H. spoke ehT susan ous
ton q Taf% :S hSs Noble 81 Ga with
ArSeisSS 40 ,esmsn aeS sa Terus bear
Ia X 3 miles SPOKE shP N.asR.sh day; Oa SswoI
h1 Ssfoi Packet hence for avsnnAh essstsd
Essisnd. bearing q niles passed sAr w'sOeAst gone
EsIl elaSs ,oi Beiis oser. Trinidad Cuba sugar
Bsrl Carolina JhaOu Charleston days and Dun
"a H. Jss is Jp, eSsse a. 10 s.seI Sept la N la
g lon 1S sassssss ns w. aarn ses the vsi sv
~h esrsl sAe Of hose snds waer Lee move
main s,.h s,ry,sns ssSys ~ MN 10 aa io
spTang lesk, Ae- &c Temporary aaaeT ws nssed ~ASa
Bis UIaSus ,of Eaewe oAseh % Day. on Galveston with
Golfer B. Sady sept Sh LAT y ~ lon p w sNaassed -
M with hs Medina 18th lat = a. on = passed h-is
Of mAutopuast th LAT lon - s.
raseS vessel with Ms OF ;oier naiula2 head AID sio
han W kss expe seed heavy vea-neE the P.s
Brs ford 1f has, Asohs Norton atys from Jackoov~
with iumhfr 10 Nasty fN.i-
is William II spear of Roonl rs GAYS ron Cezfasos
With sugar Ckas..a sa loa 81 - s9ok-
sh lAon Bah. IA DAYS fsl New leaus 80 Liver
po Csps reported hsne los Of ~ BY yellow
Vtr Cepc Hass cxpris Dcedt hegy xae from
hOth fopsans ard SD al aat lo-t09
u..f sisysAi. received o,hrr tsi1sce.
go N,rx Faaar Eaaotci MaSoz Jsgk el i6 days VITA
80 a. u III Becker lsh iu. s. - spekc
br Nk Packe fas savannah ds5 ed sank TON ae
NO tsssereegs She typE % &C. tAc Cope y 'fsa
ro On M. Tn rsf- 81 50 ca. q p hHrrcz5,' its ge
bc lore and cd ss RISING oPxs.aralt = si9s
Rcst &c aS rrpOrts the llfh tsE q W LaTl &C. e
hoprl <tu-Nosk. loaded VIII n2osses Posca
Asr W b Cr Indies The NJ len 10 American ses
| q iackmeL
Bss CrnS Terri Bs) King Bristol Eng ~ days vita rail I'D
iror 70 erdeT. vessel 10 :. :. Wh;r-y a Co
hris HaIt tBrJ Campbell Hlst0rugSa 10 days % nFH
Rlis fremont DoWus Dsricn g.. Gays % ! 0sc..
Live Oak Bess,ol psricn ~ DAYS n kockc-niEh
Big k1cel 1sman. savannah IS days % S.ufss C4ala
Co. Experienced heavy weather oc the Psssasr.
jacksonville X foCkel51asl
% reuc<A scvcre ueal her noth n Cape Hster1s
CstsItre Nckels tot seslsPo Noks jacksonville days
70 a feuit
FoNnicr
B NsAss tof Se1zspofl >icxs J--soayiss "a
ye.ew plRe % Massey Fe'i@-
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F 10 g fs. Fi s'-;f % 7 !, Z: s.y sss:
shr ~ ~ sy E sea -. i sss: i
~ 6 GO .s'F Res s.r.=n 70 s,y sp Il Ssoa JsH''
80 80 80 :, az ,jses5earis s.y.
sli Iii WIS Sc, J.s5' tvs ss. 1,I'
SIR ces Nssey Hs-r1sa Eess;oa \ &C G d'5'
SIR SHY calitns AIsa o-.esks. c. iays
81, o. s Ssi Is 7i ma d.ys
- cd "a Psar Loas lsl.nd souaG Henry Howard ses1an
= I-.fs5 a. 800 y fl-ebooz ard ~-s dr1Fn-d
sehr Jsaes Deputy wasssore, PA-dePAA las ''E Ne
B 81 s.n Ea.isA LIONS PhHaiphi. day. New
hs s1 Ms-sr Ana H.7sn Phl.a day. r ssuuinsOn
s ssb5 a ,sI1. ssah.ad ESelss lsss
ssII. cert. Cox RoeEs1d day.
s ssHI ss5ss NJ Ssi.i ECO sds ssy. r Albany
sshr Msrihs Nara Ee-rs San 5 esys
go go LII l,,i - Pe,ry ss--Beaora days
ssr NJ l. Pi5rsol conn. ssz lven 2dayA
SER w,eA a.r Y sssf g &c g g; s w,'Aas0'
SIR \ shsier Lswrsnse, Porlane, c. .dsJs
setr psaisi Kssssa gI t"1 - 49, = a-y''
sea r strS j.ets01Se dsys with lumber Missy
John A. eernbrel of cJ Dsutl s day. froz chsrsou
' con % aei LePer wsinsson day.. n. sores 70
s1b Per- Pea yieEer.on Ocrseoete days naval stores
! sebI Aatsres Candy, PhiadelF he days coal
s ss, '; sSos or sl1 days .oae
/ soir Aired Hall Coe, Portland q z Is - sons
sesI 55 hs f SlSss rS5rsGa az. .oae
Jgwn Cole PetsrslIs days with soaf ke 70 Jane.
/ Hunter sons 4
/ 10 NgfleI Lord o.. e.. -. So.
sohr Ashltnd Birch Norfolk days Win noa &c 70 "a -
sss1 Mehsn Tunnel Baltimore days with aOar &c to Joan
seh Rhmopd Purne Rehmond4 days with -four &c TO Ch
setr Con Il rinshsus Kins Elizabeth City " c ss,yh WIZ
| and o J. Gamble
scb t;resnwsv KIRBY Alexandra days with aor 70 m"ie
| scLr Invircibe. Bullock New-hsven day IN oaiaN
sei Frsne, Hawkins Cobb Phadel pha3 days win cosA
| Sjecp Emily Cs9po New-Bediord days
| scor Fredsnc Brown, Gardiner, Providence day
/ Sicot sab smith Taunton day for R0ufont
/ sico-, Joel Fall -. Portland, CT. days
/ sloop Orion. Carey. PortlAIS Ct 2 days
/ soop joseph, COe Portland. Ct, Z days . =,
| SlOop ILomts t. he"AAs OA1H1i' DioNAi'-'NN -'' 49,
| Altany.
e.frTD- s.e.rhips Atlantic, Liverpool; FOndA SAVANNAH
sfnron- Charleston. jamestown Norfolk Va
Shit Manhattan P.ody for Liverpool Las ehoTed ttne
/ Spit
The Steamship Golden Age down the Bay o. trial Trip AID
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
- Sets g Oh MooN-Rises Y
wATER......THis DAY.
Sandy Hook Gov leland. 23m Hell te.ll V5n
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passenn GERS Arrived

u shp james Nssuith from Lire,Poo-W Morsln Thomas G
CLARK Wilson Mosee Eliza Chambers Hy Chamber Elz ibeh
Howla Ann Wilson, A. Flat0n, ;. Matter.
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Imports other tdn Dry OOOlh ~ Tue port VI NV"''V
for the week ending Sept l6, 1883:
Cow 800 sh,ep 800 Baskes ss2 do Bead o99
books 2zt do Bo1les soZ Oh 40 bists ~ 20
SsIss Cay ia SIS DO China Ware 1860 go asi do
Cssn y s a DO locks - w sun O3s i1s 1 S Is De
xIow Rcot 81 Ss5 d oBalsan coPsva 59
81 DO bass S2 70 SS sl s g. s5 chssoy
1907 Cpc Acid AS II do Cochineal ~ 10 Cream iaftaI
do deans $40 nyds,e Potash SIC Is do Ipeeas 81 z Do
HsddeT It5l MsgDesa 1884, do. Oh Almonds 253 do
sne Aed SO rs do Oxide Zinc s5l do oauine y 100
% Reg AniimOoy "a g. do GgaPs e 2es 90 ssPsi5s a.
suph Ammonia 10 do sulphur 3d. do Tartac Acid 7ls
90 S go f ss WOOD 70 do 49, 90 lo
Lorwocd IA jspanwood SO 2sS do Eshenware % $50
do F%syc Cos = dG Do H.adcs. 1
salmon ~ M do ssrdnes 81 fqilO do CtIon 4si ~
...d "a SIS Do Rsn 10 6i Is do Fars 1894 80 do Furniture
$ss a. no. Ware S1 % DO GSs is 1a DO oanay Cloth
BAGS 2ieOc do. Guniowder 2a do Manufactured Hair S86
f., sG h a do fSa Ssbe $40 90 indigo
IDEAL instruments s1s 10 DO Optical So do sasa S So
Fsi.st 10 Boots and Shoes g6 50 DO Dressed sAias
sac Cordss do Gin sS p do Rum loll p DO Wa.sy
2S Mscesron lee 10 do Marble s25 s2 do Mats lo
n do Copper 29& b do sheathng Copper
s<S Perez Caps lse7 le iuus lion ooO a5Pkg
hoop hon 9Wa UV1 tnn ig Iron 20 90 oAs f
DO 3H ajdo Chains 80 Si do Gallery SAC 81 Do duns
us ~ do wire ioS SIS DO Lead 1858 Is DO Plated
Is1s rlstba Old Metal So i2 do Steel io2sl
Mach. va iS DO Mo. 2Go 100 Mustard S Iaj do o.
I've le DO COD o 90 ~ do Ln'eed o., 'sS DO ose
Der ST. Il do raIeT Hanging do PAPER Mche e2
D.: rsn SS S s ss de- ~ '
ls4 do Linsesd 9st 1855 do Shells Af71 aHs do CassA
iSss DO Ysenso s2o Isl do Stationery IS ~ ass Sugar
z6 do Tobacco ssn go do Toy. SO 1isao Twne t
DO chsmrssne s do Cedar as s do Mahogany 2c1 as
g. Rosewood aee 70 do lsbs co. lld do Wool s y. DO
Skou Ive "a other Imports sSi total value *sSS $50
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N1RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.


seamshrs-Gemana (Irem Bramer Bremen, Oelrehs Coz
Is siown Perish Norfolk &c- Lndam Peasans Marion
lister Charleston sposord Iileston 4 90 ~ -, -,
,rl IA Quebec, Pikingon yelling
ton Orleans stanton 1homIson Cora Lion Lam
Teri Slnseov Durham Dmon, Orient HILL Liverpool sPo1Ord
Ills CO.. Holois (NoTwJ Danne~s London, Barclay a
Livingston =. - NJ,
BaE-C uhle OBJ Mclean New-Rohmond Canada, Richard
Irwin Co; Gem Lawler, West Coast Of Africa MunioFd u
bro.. Johp Herman HAM Dckman Hamburg VIM Won Seh,
Brs-HoIaio kemIten. Santa Martha and an-nnl. {.
Del: Or.gn Orr Buctoneke, ~ B. Barclay Snythe,
Trtnk srno Psla,ka Gce Winthrop Summons Santa
NaTfh and ssvsni Everett brown Kendall (Br) Cahrin s.
John n. Is, Kelly smitheIs.
Jones smith Phlsdelphia rs Hand Harriet
Hack Pow Wimin gOm Golden Murray; Greyhound MunrOe
Noble E d Hurlbut HAkiet Chandler Richmond
; N Pollen NJ Warren, Chapman New-liaven master Lion
Talman; Howard Lowell
ION W Lewis; HerIco Chester Rishmond c PieT'on D.
* Warner Hnman Charleston, McCready, Mott Co; Isabella
DAVIS Goneiy,s H. Ber Graves EleanOr Townsend ltich
moud Van Slag Frank McAah Norfolk surs Clear
man Co: Plymouth Lacey Boston Dayton sprsgue tx
ptess Sterling Portsmouth masser
sloop- blackstone. Reyno Providence, L. kenney -
si,spers-Pedmont Robinson baltimore, r Coal Coz fio
IDA Woodhnll Savannah : l. Mitchell -, ~, ,, II,
Cleared l4h ship Excelsior of bosonl sH'h ha'fe tan"
l6th)
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Foreign Ports.


At Pepans July STU ship Rubcon Doane from Calcutta for Boon
A Cape Town G. @ H. July sls, Ea Boston,
Helene July 9Th .hi2 California Francis from samaFa
AZ Ieshou 9Th u ships Julia Howard Buckley; Rio Grande,
Percy John Bunyan Nichols for New-iork ds sterng,
G6sp. back for S.eYork DO bg Pulaski Mon gomer do.
Al Malaga All St ea'A lounE TURK ardas bossoa ART ~
NewYork Hudson esman do; brss Roleson CrDxe
AZ so f siIIsS ro s" ao f. roS nd ROWLAND rom
DO ar Ch; Mari. Jeweu Penny aud NJ NJ freeman Glover
AtSlbratar 9Th alt barks yesta Pecva Mlasa; Lneolu.
Fos, smyrna Boston wind bound brig Martha Worth
seH re- an IT, ~ hS''0y Mn, ,t an H. ,h w.s,v
No Am Cedz 18th ut. tor United saes Sid
AZ Nsh sch it, bark White Covd - for Rochelle to load
A. coh.S.st sd ult ship selns Leach London 2h,
week Ahb ron Taylor aud Easle, Williams for Liverpool
SUI Pr. .f .aS S Mssaas. rsls I'll D' 5S
Eaynes nom had besn offered charter 10 AFs'
IN ms q. Rouble Benson ,dg Lady Knight
Loae glasgow esPer P;ehaTd tor brsto T. brig Ksyns
A. G,fs ? Ii alt- t.rs Home HoPner f9r ssw-Yotk ds
A, Rotterdam sth T. ship PsShs an Nssks deg ea't, "
* Lcidoa d inst .lp Lark wOOdbuy for croud to
AZ Liverpool 81 s .hir. Jane. Teob Hill for Nsworean'
Mddls the ress Sch a .P Agnes Scott from
LsT SS for bsf ms. Ss. .a ' Boss 6 Si for Boston brig
tof s' Joha n B. Tor boston lds ,., .. Okla. +.
lands o Hampton kosds lut leaky would have 20 dsehHs
about 100 would be rsady 10 ,al m ~eez W a.
Going 18th bssk John Welsh Amss from PhilAds pha
Rio Orauds July a. bgs Ann Mara Upton nom and for So
lem sh Abasa Pensh from Ne~i ofk arr l9h' to Odd
for 90 -. ~
Ar Al ST. Johns. NE 9th alt Falcon Tue NswYOrk ID
Havana; Oh Dan be MLean Baltimore. .
Halifax 18th insl brig Commodore Adams New-fork sch
1fi At HALIFAX 10Th br, Caledonia saith Peog for
loung, sew-ioTk. Cid. 9Th sehr Meteor Frost boston
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financial.
orrleE sEw-YORx AND Esls Ran

ogFIcE sEw-YoRx Az RRlE RAILROAD copasy
NE~-YoEK september g. lssi
NOTICE-The Stockholders of the New-York and
~ Fs Rsoad Company hereby notified tia. ths snnas
will Be held Oce Of the Company
Rdepace the City Of New YORK TUESDAY ths iltb day
lrtofer from If O'Clock An, 10 o'clock p "
The frnpfr be ci0sed October IS I'LL the day
sftsr the election. BY order Of ihe Directors
~''
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OTEIcE B. c. aud \. Y. r r. CO. 10 Roy, Aug a lssl
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Election
~ Directors Of tbs Buffalo, Coming snd NewYork Railroad
Company will be held the h WEDNESDAY 5thl Of Ocebss
o'clock r NJ the house Of Consock the yisSs
Of Liyinzson Comfy
The books Will be csd for thirty days prceesas
the election
By order Of the Dreetors y. DAVIS Jr, Secretary.
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~onl CLARK. Nissan. ". P. IS aayz %
as P NJ. IL. 50 II Zoe "a u, sp0se
IsA from Virginia fer Sss-fork
- va lyisg % 11csr tEysa-l +,
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PROCEEDINGS OF TODAY.


SENArE.-After prayer, and the reading of
the journal, which announced simply the fact
that the Senate attended, yesterday, the fune-
raj obsequies of the Hon. B. Campbell, the
Senate proceeded to business. Little of mo-
msnt was, however transacted.
Several petitions, memorials, and notices Of
Withdrawals Of papers from the files of the
Senate, were presented by various Senators,
but these were all of private nature.
Mr.. Petit introduced resolution, which
was referred to its appropriate committee. 1t
was to the effect, that in case of the removal
of ono Of the T. s. Armories, as had been
proposed by the Secretary of War, it should
be located at a certain place in Indiana
Mr.. Sumner presented a memorial from the
American Peace Society. signed by its Pres-
dent, w. Jay, requesting the Senate to con-
sent to arbitration in all matters of foreign
policy Referred to the Committee on For
eign Affairs.
Mr.. Atchison (the President of the Senate)
introduced bill for the right of way with a
grant of public land for a railroad through
Missouri and the adjoining States.
Mr.. James moved that the joint resolution
to present sword to the next of kin of Major
Ringoold. be printed and referred to COM
mi.tee.
Mr.. Brodhead introduced q bill for the re-
lief of certain parties contractors for supply
ing stone to the Brooklyn dock, N. Y, and
that the suit brought against them by the U.
S. Government, be dropped. Read frs,
time. -
On motion of Mr. Bright, the Senate ad.
;earned
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DouNGsOF CONGRESS-.

SENATE.-0n the conclusion of the burial
service, yesterday, over the remains of the
late Hon. Brookins Campbell, the Senate re-
turned to their Chamber, but Immediately
adjourned.
The members of the House Of Representa-
tives, at the conclusion of the ceremonies OF
following the funeral procession, returned to
their Hall, and then adjourned until Satur-
day next.
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...' Gen. Wool has accepted a publlc-sfn-
ner offered by the citizens of Troy, for Dec.
81
80. A change has come over the spirit Of
the dream of The Baltimore Snu's correspond
ent y, as regards the Administration, since
his appointment to clerkship by the House
Committee on Public Lands
go. We learn from England that Mrs.
Amelia Opie, the popular author of numerous
works Of fiction, died at Norwich, the city of
her birth, on the I'd inst, at the age Of ei ghty-
five
-. The New York Typographical Society
have now completed their arrangements for
the banquet on the 18th Of January next. in
honor Of the birth day of Benjamin Frank
lin.
80. Hon. Stephen r. Mallory, Of Florida.
reached this city on Saturday, and put up at
Gadsby's Hotel. We learn that he is confined
to his room by indispositicn.
80. The Messrs. Belcher, sugar reSners at
st. Louis, realize $50 900 by the recent dec-
sion in New York as to the duty to be paid
New York Appraisers taxed it as molaspes
At New Orleans it was taxed as sugar
go. John Dillingham;, an old citizen of
Cincinnati, formerly discount clerk in the
Lafayette Bank. has been convicted of fraud.
and sentenced to the chain-gang for two
months
80. Barton Crisp, blacksmith, ran away
from jamestown, KY, few days ago, with
Phoebe johnson, daughter Of Ben johnson
Crisp left behind him a wife with four children.
...' Our old friend, J. X. Flanagan, editor of
that sterling Wing journal, the Philadelphia
Nen.s, has so had the bowels of his mercy
stirred up, that he has opened the columns of
his paper to the Hard or "National'' wing of
the Pennsylvania Democracy, (who support
our esteemed friend Witte for Governor J
and offers, as they have no paper through
which they can be heard in Philadelphia, TO
make his paper their organ. We always
thought our contemporary of the Ns,rs had q
big heart-now, we know it,
80. One of the witnesses in the case of Fry
vs. Bennett testified that he wrote the Partisan
correspondence of the New York Herald at
home, in New York city. An exchange asks ::
Had not the HeraM better withdraw it's re-
ward of $500 for Free Soil letter of General
Pierce, and offer that sum for genuine letter
from PARISH
go. The Washington correspondent of the
New York National Democrat, who, we learn,
is q late Indiana Free Soiier, in writing of
General Cas-, says:
What cares he for the rank and file De-
mOcracy of your State, the men who flock in
thousands to greet him, and grow hoarse in
shouting his name, when he can receive smiles
from those in power! II do General Cass
injustice, will make ample atonelhent for it;
but tell you and your friends, (you who have
clung to him SO long, faithfully and we'll
that he will sacrifice you all, through selfish
fear. He will vote for Rcdfeld"
The few sore-headed journalists of the
"IIards'' all write in this style of their late
idol, which is proof, strong as words Of holy
writ, Of their insincerity.
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REMOVAL, APPOINTMENT AND PRosorIos IN
THE INDIAN Observation-Disclosures Quackenbush
of New York, removed. J. r. Roach promoted
10 I'LL the Sd class 81 500 per annum) vacancy
caused by the removal of Mr.. Quackenbush;
and Charles L. Lombard, N Ohio. appointed
to the ID class clerkship (Sl 200 per annum)
vacancy created by the promotion of Mr..
Roach
TIE CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY
DEPARrMEsr.--On yesterday, the 2Sth Of De-
cember, there were of Treasury Warrants en-
tered on the books of the Department
Fer the redemption Of stocks. .$l0l, 1s9 81
For Treasury Department, exclu-
sive of stocks. ................l,275 .901 Is
For the Customs. ................ 140,656 So
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs ............ .294 "a
For the Var Department ........ 27.347 80
For the Interior Department. 1894 n
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BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.

Franklin Pierce, President Of the United States Of
.4mcrrca, 10 az whon IL may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 me
that ERNEST Carl ANeEIR"pT has heen appointed
consul Of lIcsse Darmstadf, for the States If Mis-
souri, Iowa, and Illinois, 10 reside at ~. Louis .
do hereby recognise him as such, and declare him
free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers
and privilege. as are allowed to tic consus OF the
most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United sa,es
to be hcreuuto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington.
the 23d day of December, A. d., lSa3, and Of
H.. s.. the independence of the United States %;
America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
WI. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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OFFICIAL.

Frankiia Pierce, President Of The United States 81
.fmerica, to oil rkom IL mcy conss'n:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that ERNEST Cart ASsELRopT, has been aP
pointed Consul of Wuriemherg for 81. Lonis, State
of Missouri, do hereby recognise him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such func
tions, powers, and privileges allowed TO the
Consuls of The most favored nations in the United
States. ....
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
To lie made patent and the seal of the United states
TO be hereunto affixed. ..4...
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington,
the 23d day of December, A. ID. 1855, aud
IL g. of the Independence of the United States
of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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GRAND OPENING OF
II A II M O N Y III A LII

vTHE ARLINGTON CLUE take great pleasure in
l. announcing TO their friends and the public
in general, and the ladies In particular, that they
will give their fifth BALL on THURSDAY, Deem
Der 18th, at Harmony Hail. on d, between 18th and
18th SITS
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or Ell.
pense shall be spared to make this the ball Of the
season.
C6mmittce Of Arrangements:
r G Ecklof, Wm Hutton,
VIM. III. Andrews
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to 1t had Of the Commit
tee and at the door.
No hats or caps allowed In the room.
dee 22-eo4t
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1.-The British Admiral on the Pacific
station writes to his government that the
total quantity Of guano on the Chincha
Islands, Peru, is only 8 600 600 tons: and
that, at the present rate of expectation,
it will be exhausted, i. e., SO much of il
as would pay freight, in eight or nine
years.
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NOTICE.

rJNHE COLUMBIA HOUSE, cscnpr of Sth and st =.
i which has been closed for the past four days
account of the sudden death OF its former land.
lord. Mr.. +. Wingenroth has heen reopened by bis
lady, Mrs. WINGENR0ra. who thanks the publ. for
their past favors, and hopes to obtas part Of the
form"r patronage kindly bestowed upon her hus-
hand. MRS. +. WlNGENROTU.
r.. On
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SPECIAL NOTICE


NEsSRS. ARDi11 4 DEyRIES, Directors nj the
vi ltaliln Opera Company. have the honor 10 an
nounce that, having effect It'd an en- gsgem.nt with
the management of the National Theatre for Friday
snd Saturday next (and most positively their last
performance before the citizens Of Washington they
will present for the patronage of the public Friday
Beilini's Grand Opera OF NORMA AID IL PURITANf
with a double and most efficient orchestra. under
the direction Of Signor ARDITI him.e new scenery
Costumes, &C. and on Saturday evening Donizetti's
Grand Historical Opera 4 BELISARIUS, with NV
costumes. scenery, &c, which will be put upon the
sage reg rdcss of eApen-e, and with grandt and
truihfuiness Of costume and appointments never
yet equaled in this country.
Messrs. Arditi Deyree regret that the inefhcien-
cy Of pl &c and appointment of the locale of theft
late engagement (RiIe,' prevented their doing
Justice either to themselves the public but now
they have Theatre in which they will ne able to
prerent each Opera in q manner worthy the great
composer their own merit and the patronage Of the
public.
On Thursday, . full programme will be found un-
der the advertising hesd and in large and small
bills. a 2s-2t
nUTCH ClIEESE.-Gcase cases Edam dozen
IL in each, in prime order
SHEKFLL 4 BAILEY.
Successors to J. B. kbtey Co.
dec 2s-6t No S. opp. Centre Market
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" The trustees of the fund collected
IN England for the relief of the Italian
family known as the Madiai, have deter.
mined to purchase Immediately, an an
nuity in British government funds for
them.
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" We do not receive the Baltimore
Times until IL o'clock in the day, which
will account for our not noticing it's foel-
ish article ofthis morning about the Star.
Tomorrow we will pay some attention
to the Times.
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u John Gathers & Brother, corner
of Holiday and Baltimore streets, Balti-
more, Md, will receive the names of
persons desiring to have the Star deliver
ed to them in Baltimore. Our subscrip.
ton list in Baltimore is already quite
large.
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q The latest Irish blunder will be
found under our telegraphie head, where
1T is said that four Irishmen killed a
sleeping man, mistaking him for some
one else.
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u The German Associations engaged
in the riot at Cincinnati, on Sunday
night, assert That they had no intention
OF doing more than burning the Nuncio
Bedini in effigy.