davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17

s-s- The Dauvillc lmcricpn hints that
We sometimes fail to give it credit for me
OF It's locals" Ne,cs Hems from Oher
. toHaties.' True-we rarely take the
pains to designate the particular journal
from which we copy under that head, Gas
1t Is generally understood that they are
selected from papers in the respective To-
cailties,) for we do not think it necessary
IN ordinary cases. In matters seeming to
require 1t, we intend to give our sources
OF information. But to attempt to give
credit for every little item, would be tedi-
Gus, and accidentally giving wrong credits
in some eases would only make the matter
worse. We notice many of ours good
editorials, at tlmes-taken without credit,
and have only to say to all who approve
them, Gu, and come again"
TIE LATE GALE-The New York pa
pers record disasters caused by the gale of
Thursday night and Friday of last week
All along the line of the Hudson its track
is visible in demolished buildings, uuroof.
cd edifces, and unstecpled churches. The
damage above Peekskiil is very serious,
scarcely village or city escaping without
receiving serious injury, either to build
iugs, greenhouses or bridges In Phila-
delphia two men were killed by the fall
ing of building. Along the Sea Coast
aud throughout the interior much harm
was done.
say~S. Carson VI Cormick of Lewisbur-,
sends Us the current catalogue Of the JEFF
ferson Medical College of Philad., of which
he is a member. The list comprises $50
names. of which T. are from Pennsylva-
MIA, 81 from Nirginia, &c OF the whole
number, 81 are already NJ. D's, including
5. b. Van Valzah of Miftlinburc, L. II. /
Van Nalzah of Freeport, J. II Nas,ine of
Elysburg. Sunbury furnishes two stu
dents-F. l.. Haupt and a. " Fisher
nss.We learn that the Democrats have
a p ointed Chs d. Roush, of Tnioa couatp,
S material Delegate from this d strict to
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
COUNTING HOUSE CALCULATIONS

COUNTING HOUSE CALCULATIONS.
\ thorough knowledge of This subject is
indispensable 10 the practical man in any
business, yet the only Commercial School IN
the Union which makes this branch Sppcia-
Iiiy, having separate apartment IN which IL
is taught with all It's abbrevations, by a tea
cher giving 1t his entire time, and requiring
rigid examination of students every week, Is
the Iron Cry College of Pit,sburg, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
Family Grocery Store.
7. G. EVANS & Co.,
GENERAL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED,
TEA. COFFEE, MOLASSES,
SUGAR. CHEESE, FISH,
FRUITS, &c. &c. &c,
Market street, opposite the Post Office,
LelEisE,urs, Pa.
~ G.. f.. & Co. have Just received
, fresh trom Philadelphia a tremendous stock
vel selected Groceries Of every kind among which az
Peaches and Tomatoes,
putup IL caus and warranted pore and fresh.
Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes. Cur
rants, Preserving Citrons, Figs,
Dates Raisins from st to Isl
cts. per h., Pickles of
all descriptions,
Pure Java COFFEE, ground,
and put uriu alr-ght Cans, expressly for family use
i as-r-Liof superior MI ChEREL. SHAD
COP fESH, HERRING, HAM, BACON, Dc
\ General assortment of
.Til,Oyy ayld Cedar ware. Glass.
ware. 0GieeE-svyare. E;ar!hen-
ware, Rope, THine, &c.
Fish OIL, Flaj9, Pc-ns Oh, Candles, Cand7s
and Lamp HjicI, Tdjio,r, Lard, &c.
Soaps Of all kinds, Wheel Grease, etc.
c obacto an0 Gcg1r5, sboiec pariein.
Flour, Corn Meal, Potatoes, Corn,
Rrc, Oats, &C., always on hand.
Gsoas delirersd free o charge 10 eu'tOmsrs
resting ,rithiH the Boroust.
TO attempt enumeFate al the articles which ve
I,v. TO- s.s would b. imuo--Ie We would respect
fully inv tie tie ,olic ca AMI eSainc our assortnens
Of troceris, v aE- confident q bong able to sell az
.ap as th.y cap - bought this side OF ihiAdephi..
We Would particularly solicit our country friends give
q call; Tor
" purchase all maHner Of Produce,
an,! pa, a. hjrn o.. a7y tody else.
Lrwishur.. AIrli -. lSJt- L L. E' aNS~ w.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
SUNDRIES.

\ II Kinds Of SPlceS-DTied Apples,
Il Dried Peaches-Prunes.t { urranls, Bunch
Ral>in>, Cooking RaisIn>, che4 4p-CIiron, Corn
Starch. Farina. Rice Flour, Flavoring E1.
tracts. olive oil. Sap Saso Cheese, Dried
Beel, Roasted and Ground Coffee, Adamantins Q
candles. Taliow Candies. Olive Soap, Ro.in
Soap, Delersive Soap, Toilet Soap, CASTLE
SoaP-Baker'S Chocolate. Bakers Cocoa, Ba Z.
king Soda, sal Soda. Soda Ash, Wagon
Grease. Wooden Pals. Tubs, Churns-Whits
sand, Ro>endale Cement, Cacined Plaster
Beans, BroymS, Brushes. 4 large assortment
ci Tobacco ana Seears. &c. &c.
For sale by CHAMB ERLIN BROS.
Lewlsburg, April 49, 1853.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17

h~Ihe Ladies FAIR has been yery
i'oeraily patronized, thus far. 1t closes.
''' ''e"'Hg. Admission, 25 cts for a gentle
IN An and lady. enr,ling them to one saucer Of
~ ei'aA each. Tickets 4, he dcur.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17

sss- Attention is invited to the Card of
WM. CAMERON, Jr., who has opened hi,
Law Office on South Second Street, occu-
pied by the late James B. Ilamlin. He
has abilities which We hope may enable
him to win success.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,

TsNHE under ignei, late of No. l35 North
Ninth ST., Phi!ld, has opened a WALL
PAPER Store in icwlsburg, where he VIII
keep large assortment of Paper liangir .,
which he will sell al The lowest city prices
Also. Window Curtains, &c.
He will HANG al! paper IN the most work
manlke manner. Having served an apprsn-
Iice,hip of several years at The Paper Hang
in. business in Phllai.. and having worked
constantly at his trade for the past nine years,
he claims 10 be Practical Paper Hanger.
Any person in Lewi> burg or ncighboring
towns, or the country intending 10 have their
houses papered, are lnv!ei 10 examine his
stock. q, b. EVANS.
Market street, above the Brick Founlry.
LewiShurg. Feb. 10. 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
TURNPIKE ELECTION

VENHE Stockholders of the LeDisburg ana
ME7in6urg Turnpike Company are here
by notified that an election will be held at the
public house of Gideon Biehi, in East Buita-
loe Township on Monday the 5th OF March
next, at 10 o'clock \. VI, for the purpose OF
electing a President, Treasurer and four Man
ayers to conduct the affairs OF the Company
for the ensuing year. G.F MILLER, Pres.
Lewisburg, Feb. 2, 1860.
I'm. B.-Persons wishing TO take YEAR
LY CONTRACTS on said Turnpike. are re-
quested TO call on f. B. Walter, Collector,
at the East Toll gate, between the 9Th and
18th of March, who is authorized TO give Ger
tifcates
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
Enfeut Gas Esmrmcra.

They can be used in private houses, church
aud school rooms, &c. This is the cheapest
light ever in,roduced-half pint costing u
to ) cents, will burn IL hourS-only three
eigh,hs of cent per hour. 1t can be made
to burn as brilliantly as the gas in LewiSburg.
and is perfectly safe to hand!e-no danger Of
exploding. These Burners for sale by Il. x H.
- nth Third
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
LOOK AT THIS !

-'i>>tN anu 'ullutth = Nht'N ~ 10 Ir''
Persons wishing 10 ct Boots and Shoes at
the above prices must of course pay Cash.
Indeed. IN all cases, as we intend L. sell very
low and make It a cash buSinesS-then we
can buy right and sell right.
Manufacturing and Repairing done al short
notice by the best wugkmGn-Such as J. &.
Kelly, L. \ Stark, T. Dynachv. \. Cummings,
&c. JAMES SCOTT.
Market Square. LewiSburg Janis, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
Gust Baltimore Conference i.ceor0.
Advertising.
DUR Daily edition Of Their ecOri' will

" probably reach 1000 copies, circulating
among the best lamilIe> of $50 congregations.
and aiiorJIng a good medium for the circula-
ton Of suitable Advertisements, which hereby
we respectfully solicit. Newll insert at the
rate oi ." cents per >quare per No, or 81 per
square for the whole term-a square being
1870 words in close type, or space equivalent
OF oPen lines, large display type, or cuts. All
advertisements for Ike term Shall have also an
insertion III our weekly edition cf over 900.
Any ir,r of arsiI.u. trm-r,vrs of tbs p;por
tunlty. "ii please contract with soon as uay -
trlur" the 'ih Frh % I,, during Conference SEE
hail hr much cr'H lei tu report fy tor the Record
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
WAR WAR :!

WARMERS. Mechanics, and all others, in
Town and Country, get your old musketS
ready. Virginia is already surrounded by
Soliiers-ihere was never such an excitement
since the battle OF Bunker Hill as there was
when ZIuxERNAS * ZELLEns got their new
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17
A Daily in LeWisburg.

What time our ruralzlng predecessor
"got OUT at least Il semi.monthly CnRoN-
1cLE, be sageiy predicted that " DAILY
would ere long emerge from LewisLurg.
We had not then Railroad and TcicgraI
to furnish news as We now have These
institutions diminish to some extent the
necessity of local Daily. Still, We pro-
pose to try the experiment during the en-.
suing Session Of the East Baltimore Con
ference. If well sustained then, We
may have courage to undertake it again
some future day. We expect to issue
about 2O0O copies per day for the term
a good chance to send advertisements far
and near, and disseminate a knowledge
of cur business aud educational re
sources aud facilities. Next week, We
propose to have the Borough cauvassed for
subscriptions and advertisements to the
FIRST LEwIsBURG DAILY.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17

nA- Rev. WM. b. JACOBS, after eleven
years charge Of the Christian Chroaict,,
of Philad.-duriug which he has exhibit
ed marked independence, vigor, answering
fidelity to his own views, aud freedom to
OpponeDts-last week, in an able and we!.
written editorial, announces the sale o!
the establishment to JAMES S. DECKER
son, Of the Publication House. We have
none but the best Of wishes to the out.
going aud the incoming Editor, and shall
be pleased to learn Of their prosperity.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-17

Ba-We see it stated that Col. Forney
has selected as bis assistants from Penn
sylvania-P. Barry Hayes of Philad., \
Jordan Swariz of Reading, and Henry
W. Snyder of Selinsgrove-all, we be,
lieve, competent and worthy men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR, 1,2 and s-Preteoted by Royal
Seals of the Ecole de Pharmacis de Paris. and the
Imperial College Of Mediolne. Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea.
and ali physical disabilities. . = -
No. 3 completely eradioatea oil traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated By the nau
seous and pernici Us use OF oopaiva and cubebs.
No. has entirely suppanted the Injurious D se of
mercury. thereby insurlng to the sufferer speedy
relief, dispeIsng all impurities, and roofing ont
the venom of disease. f. -.-- -
,TRIEsEMAR Nos. !, 2 and s are prepared in
tn. form of lozsnge, devoid of taste and smell,
and can be carried In the waistooat pocket. sold
mInistered By yelpesu, II allemsnd, Roux, Rioord,
DO. Price IS each. or four cases for S9. which
saves 4S; and IN ca cases, whereby tnere is saw
ing OF Ss. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of DR.
BARROW, of 1874 Bleecker stfeet, New York.
Immediately ON receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward the Tresemss TO any part of the vor d.
securely packed, and ADDRESSED according to the In.
stIuctinns of the writer.
The Book, OF al others, that should be read BY
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
q Human Frailty, or PhysIoloficsl Researcher
IL beautifully illustrated, and trssts mihutfly of
ali the symp oms thst inysnably develop them
and yisti9s habits Of e;s' youth
monia state, and. IL not checked in time, desSner-
sting oil the fanctious Of manhood. ard bringing
Sold By b. RxeRoW, ie4 Bieecfsr y. sst ann
doors R.low Mscdougal. Nsw York. Pnoe Is
cents: Sent free every where. - -
Sold s!so ey .. Q. Ford, 4r. Drug Store, VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

WAsHINsToS, Dec. 2s-Tbe Senate Select Com
mittee OF Thirteen had before them to-day Sena-
tor Douglas pcopostiyn, presented to that body
on the 9th Of December Also one by Governor
Bigler, namely-The estahlishment by q Consfi-
tutcnal provision Of the line of $3.50. Eight
Territorial governments 10 be established North
ana four South, the geographical area being
greater in the former than In the latter When
each Territory shall have sufcient opulation fos
one Representative In Congress they shall be
admitted ~ States by the proclamation of the
President, thus removing the question from
Congress. Slavery to be interdicted North
and tolerated south Of the line Also, the prop
osition Of Mr. Rice, for the establishment Of
similar line, to admit all the territory north rs
one state, to be called Washington, and all the
territory south a State, to be called Jefferson
and admitted with slavery. All Of these propo-
sitions were rejected and the COMMITTEES, finding
that they cannot agree on any accommodation,
viii 10 report to the Senate at an early day.
The House Select Committee Of Thirty-three
to-day considered the proposition Of Mr.. Adams
Of Massachusetts,, for an amendment to the Con.
sitution,- prohibiting Congress from passing .
law interfering with slavery In those States where
it exists. IL was agreed to by nearly unanimous
VOTE the several dissentents considering that the
Constitution already gives that security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

The FIVE MILLION LOAN IN NHw YoaK-The
New York Expren, Of last evening, saya .-sThe
Government has realized to-day It's inability TO
meet the interest on its debts falling due on the
In OF January. The Treasury notes, upon the
Were not bid for, except for an inconsiderab BILE
amount In view Of the discredit which would
follow The default Of the Government In the paw.
ment OF le Interest, calamity which has never
vet occurred since the foundation Of the Govern
ment, q list Of names a. bidders for one million
nve hundred thousand dollars Of United States
treasury notes, under the last proposals Of the
morning at the Bank Of Commerce and teIe-
gisphed to Washington. The parties 10 these
. S,as have been Influenced to make them by con-
Ta .sas both OF high rate Of interest on the
IIsssusy notes and TO Insure the punetual paw
men. o. me interest due on the Government stoek
70 ~ jan uafy-one Of the conditions Of their lid
Deing iof payment by deposit Of gold coin I'm
NeW folk ca pfessy 70 meet such interestn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
To THE PUBLIC,

Having large amount ar mono 49,. :.
ton Of basins.s, We have as general stssns-
ss rS sgssm mem Tor O6sssTn To sus % gs'
PsI cent on q oss .se 70 make di:soast e. y
goods. and r"s % reduce our very large stock Of
OPENING or -alze the money for them, previous to
Cash e spIng srppiies., =
the =. customers viii readily see the advantages
vii nave IN trading with us, on the To- ms pro,
x ~ show for themselves whether or not We are
ton ~ - ous prop9stlcp and q the greater por-
aSrn sinee ths ssssss began, we feel confident thai
tne extA Inducements We low offer will be nj Nv
appreciates ~ every one having goods to buy vhoo
Le an famiiisr win the prices generally CHARGED
We need hardly sdd that our stock, owing to tbe
LIZ 81 fAs snss is now vsyy large In many S,,ds
Ill Pc Abe % snppy themselves with almost eysrv
snd 1.a y, ins =. ounness 0 very low prices,
o o Inc lowest price will Invariably be named al
ohos' M. SINISTER CO.,
-. ,.... NO. % opposite Center MARKET
~Fso~ between 7th and 9Th sfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
fcoMMuNrcArrr

Com cIos.-WAai is HgLfhere are yariou,
kinds of "coercion" South Carolina 10 attempf-
Ing TO "eoefce" Virginia and the other slave-
choose between two evils, Wig: Isandosire "a
projections tchieh fhs Cos stsfioa proisss 20 hsir
Save property and al their other iafsrssts on payt
company scth ker. . = - :" ~
by placing her In the same predicament vi, !,
Lsfftsg hsy choose between Yefnra to ksy aXs-
Gnes, OF Grtay the frst gus ts a ira, soS..s -
OStt:d Sfdfss. Coerce her as she wcuId s...
Commences tf. es, 'ss ser
Keep Fort Sumter collect the duties, and lie, he,
- uxioN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

MASS MEETING AT PITTsBuRG The Rea,tans.
MocemeHt Dspreeated.-An immense meeting NJ
citizens was held In the street. opposite the CONT
house, In Pittsburg, Pa, on Thursday relative To
the removal Of ordnance from the Allegany arsenal
to the southern forts. General VIM. Robinson
presided. Several speeches Were delivered !;
among Others by Gen. J. X. Moorhead, the mem.
Der OF Congress from that district.
Several resolutions were adopted by an almost
unanimous vote, declaring the loyalty of the cti.
zens Of Pittsburg to the Union; deprecutInp anv
Interference with the shipment Of arms under the
orders OF the Government, however inopportune
or imPolitic the order may be; and deploring the
existence Of the state Of things, and the connec-
ton Of frauds with the sdmi nistraton of i'm port
ant departments Of the public service as having
shaken the confidence Of the people Of the free
States. Also, the following resolution:
Resolved, That while PennsylvanIa IL on the
guard at the Federal capital, Ii 10 her especial
duty to look to the fidelity Of her sons and Ia that
view we call on our President, ss citizens of this
Common wealth, to see that the Republic receives
no defriment at bis bands. II behooyes the Pres
tdent TO purge his Cabinet Of every man known 10
give aid and comfort to, or In any wise counte-
naneing the revolt Of any Of the States against the
authority Of the Constitution and the laws Of the
Union.
dispatch from Hon. Robert Mcknight. AJAX.
Ing the people to make no further resistance but
ask for suspension Of the shipment Of the guns
until further advices from Warrington, was read
and approved. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

A sourH CARoLIxA SrArRsxAs's OPINION OF
The TERRITORIAL QTKsrIoN A letter from Hon.
VIM. w Boyce, of South Carolina, TO a friend In
this State says the Boston Transcriptof Thursday,
asserts that the Government 10 going to pieces and
that he regrets the destruction Of the Union for
the negro, who is better of in his present condi-
ton. Mr.. Royce says the Territorial question 10
a humbug, and that In all the new Territories the
wilmot Proviso has been passed by nature. The
South will dissolve the Union, according to Mr..
Boyce, because the philosophy Of the Republican
party IL emancipation, although the Republican
leaders disclaim such an idea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
spirit Of the Msrnins Press.

3 The Goa ssissfso. pronounces the proposed i've
u,ll,oa loan TO be 50 humilistsng failure" an
nounciup 10 the world that the National credit has
fallen TO the shylock standard, and thinks that
ga great lesson will have been taught In vain
N III, North refuse to see In the reception aceord-
"a 10 the loan q cogent Tor the exercise OF
conciliatory spirit In meeting the secession issue "
The LafslIigsneg upon the same text inquiries
..what 10 the government coming to; or rather
what has IL come to-" -r-se
TIA Rspsbliesn thinks some satisfactory ar
rangement may result from the Border State
caucus last night. L.lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

ARKANSAS UNITED STATES SEsAroR.-News
has been received from Little Rock that on the
Goth instant DR. Mitchell elected to the United
States Senate by the Arkansas Legislature by q
majority Of five. He 10 said to be an immediate
Secessiontst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29
IN THE

Sod By al Booksellers and Nevs-asents. News
agents please send ln your orders a. early - posi-
Die 20 ensure prompt supply,
The HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL is the grea
tsmi.y periodical OF the age. Published weekly ..
Price Three Cents.
Published By A. HARTHILL q CO., 30 North
William St. New York. Mated TO any address FOG
SlS year, with the follovins iuduoemeats 90
clubs: copies, 81 % o year, 10 COPIES, 81 -; y
copies, els 81; IS copies, S2s year. .
sample copies mailed free to any sdarsss IN.
puoiishers. send Tor COPY. sod By 81 Ne.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

Nor our YEr.-It would seem after all that tn ,
South Carolina delegation, or some Of them, con-
slider themselves as yet belonging to Uncle Sans
family letter was received in this city yester-
day, dated Charleston, 8. C., Dec. %, under the
frank Of Hon. Mr. Keitt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

=, Mfssissrrrf.-when Missiuippi shail ....s.
.nere VIII De no trouble about the collectiSc ~
revenue snefe. She has no post Of entry. -
w soup houses were opened In Philade,nh,.
Sa., C d oniy eleven persons called he
H''' 'ay' ana thsy received % pinu Of soup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

MARsHAL's sALE;-In virtue Of |. VII, Of
the Circuit Court q The District Of COLUMBIA for
the County Of wsshlngtol, and % me dirscted Il
Court Gosss door Of ssid county, on Y THURS.
DAY, the 10th day Of January nsxt, lssl, at Il
ihs nor corner q ssid lot and ru.nias thence
east on Virginia avenue le feet inoh; thence sou N
By southwest the depth Of said lot: thence vest by
southwest 20 the southwest corner Of said lot;
thence north by northeast 76 feet inches 20 Viz
gina avenue, 672 square feet tos
With ell and singular the improvements thereon In
upon as che property Of John Mennekeiu. and VI d
be sod e satsf, jSdssls No y. 20 yspssrs term,
de ls-dts w sELDEN, U. :. MarshaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

CHARLESTON is said to have at this time only
about forty days provisions for its present popu-
lation on hand. These provisions came from
Tennessee; and payment has not been made for
them according to agreement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

1--WE are authorized to state that the public
reception by the President Of the United States ON
New Years Day viii commence at ~ O'Clock m !,
q which hour, in conformity with police arrange
ments, the gates Of the enclosure win be opened
The reception win Terminate at O'Clock p N
preciseay. Carriages will approach the Presiden-
tial Mansion by the east gate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-29

How In WAS MAxAsED.-we hear that ON
Christmas day Major Anderson dined formally
with The secession authorities-chiefs-I Charles
Ton, and was duly carried back to Fort Moultrie
% early moonlight, apparently very much over
come by the good things drinkable set before
MIN. Those In charge Of the steamer posted in
tne enannei to watch bis movements In the fort
therefore thought IL would be safe for them to
relax tneif vigilance and themselves takea Christ
mas night frolic, and in the midst OF which An
defson ana his force spiked Moultrie's guns and
landed afeiy In Fort Sumter. The apparent In
.o1iesnon OF Anderson was but fsint to have
the very eject IL did have. =.