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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

100 jars oil 81 hxs raisns 20 hx wine 65 bxs cheese
10 bxs candles - kegs butter 40 ties lard tc hams
l0 bNs cpilce a6 bars ~ bdls iron lT5 do paper lS0
pkgs saasc.
PENSACOLA schr Anna Bell Dbl cilsOO
scks corn III bbis flour so hxs soad bxs candles
u kegs butter II do maids bhls whisky lalbgs ecf
fee and sundries.
NEW YoRK-per bark Mcrning star--l3Ts bbls
molasses.
NEW YORk--Per bark SarteIle--ls0 bales cot
ton $50 do rope cuttings lo7 hhds sugar half 1857
bbls molasses ls5 dry hides l5 bales skins SO bbls
cotton seed 81 80 chs copper A pkgs mdse.
Imports.
GALVESTON sia SABINE PASS Per steamship
Gen Rssk ii bales cotton I H n NJ Allen &co-
so II D Cooper &colo Green y Qrump-1Ssfss2 ~ 60
specie W A Violet &eo--let hides to Post Y Mel
suniFies to order Total II bales cotton.
NEW 9oRK-Per ship Liberty assorted mdse
--eoDsignees previously reported.
NEW YORK Per ship Southern Chief ted
mdse.
PIIIf4ApEEpIIA-Per ship Westmorcland-
sorted nldse-
BOSTON Per ship selFerino Lot paving block
10 d Gronan
BREMEN Per ship Auguste-assted mdse.
PORT AT-PRTNC CE---Per brig Minna Schiller
$4,000 lbs lcgwood TO II Phelps &co.
NEW YoRK--Per ship Confidcnce-asstd mdse
--consignees previously reported.
BRlsTOl., tflNts1 Per ship Rockingham 500
tuns r r iron to order.
HAyANA--Per brig A A Ghapman-36s boxes
sugar \ pkgs specie cases cigars Plassan5-I dn
A Weichard-ldo do A Delpit-3000 cigars A Gi-
faud-lot fruit 3 Pigniolo &eo.
SABINE PASS Per schr Alliancel1 bales
cotton FellsWcs SGo--6 Carroll, Hoy &co-s Knox
L Higgins M D Cooper &eo-19 Harris & Son
40 Green Cfump--6f do n hides Preau & Coutu-
ric--Total l66 bales cotton
VaE1N~ n. n An M
lumber Thos Murray &co--Ia bales cotton ellis,
Ferguson ace.
\ COAST III sclr I4'Eclair-- 20 hhds sugar to AZ
I.atfear.
eoAsT-Per sclr Brazos= 40 bbls molasses to
Z Cazenaye.
Receipts at the carondelet Canal.
BAYOU LAcoMBE- Per schr Delphine-- 10 cris
wood to order.
BAYOU LACoMBE-Per sehr Shamrock q 800
bbls sand to order.
BAYOU IAC0aiBE- sclr IsaGrange 400
bbls sand to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
UNITED STATES

LssfMs AMArL LINE TO y1cKsBuRG. efsS N
SATURDAY at h O'Clock. P. W.
The magnificent U. 4 Nail packet Natehex, eapt. r. r.
Icathers, will icve for Donadaonyle, Pn1reine baton
Kgugc Port pdsgn iayou Sam, Red Riyer Landing Fort
ydas, Nsehs8 K9ggsy M s9,sph GRIND Gllf
r NJ. '-s
The steRmer NATGHEz connects a Yfplshurg with the
steamer DhWnRuP ard will tHke freight an landings On
Tire YAzoo river aa high mp Greenwood
The Hb1ye sptudi passenger packet will tave her rr,t.
ar day without fail A the hour appointed Al hne
trusted TO her VIII be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Ths boat wall not be- responsible for sny Letter Of package
continuing money iewey afher saabes unless regular
bills Of la ann specifying The and yae and
Tie freight paid nor for ny Niuale deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained IL their baggage,
For freight or passnse apply on board
VIRGINIUS C. sDENTZEI.
jsl3 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
RuRpNN,s Ea1E,lstsVEan aoMsE EngEs

- BU&s3EIN'h EJFfstBVE ED IIBRsH III IIFs
AThese siFea til pefler and approved form
tnd sefsaii5 admired. They haze bcen epptoyct
III used by tbs Emitted Sa.cs GpVeFment since jun
last gear, by this principal ahocs Throughout
country Anne p; e lest refined hotFe shoe Is used
any sf ssh cl viii be found To bend cold, wd3ui bcalins
The by the these Shoes will be found to be
Than per The nipdiy with which they made.
The capacity ef the Aehia and the small II
working III eHbie The manufacturers give article ot The
beseay price which ms soon eaitse them 10 take the
place Of all hand made ne large assortment for sale by
nj I'm S}snN StISBE Sf3tzfFER s go. n tsaHai 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
1, i !, 4, =. :. :, I'm --- a.

MOBlLE-Per steamer Florida--S bales cotton
Black & Byington-39 Winston Morrison &co---6
McKleroy l. Bradford Farley, Jurcy &co--6 do
yarn 4 B james &co-Total 81 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Leaves on MDSD AY.,Ian. o. Bpm
REGULAR RED RTVrETs =

i, fi.TI Ea-tor shreveport Ufand Rayou I,ntshatta
aa1npis Gfand Eeote, s Mai,ice Collie Alex.
and fast running passenger eInsr " ~,
Campbell, s. O. fhbbell master viii taye rs se r..
freight or passage apply on board y
5aa - ~ Si ds,,.,!t siya.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
CAMDEN AND TRENTON DAILY

-7-r-.,
tsifAsgF%rr5.---t7s NJ ALL sTAGE LINE.
ZSf4 The above completely stocked.
Comrnadious Mail Stages will leave Camden,
Ark Trenton. every day, sanaass excepted, a,
O'Clock A. and arrive Trenton and Camden tho day
following, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Camden with e Siaga lines to The Hot
Springs Gaines Landing Washington. Ark and Trenton
with The Stage lines Shreveport La and by of Harrison
burg and Trinity, to Naichez Miss
sEsery attention paid to the comfort and convenience of
the travelling community.
nfyIt viii with steamers ut Trenton thus afordsg
uninterrupted transportation 10 travellers going South
VIC. CARR
Cherry Ridge, Ia Oct 2S 1859. nI4 Is&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Arriyed Yesterday.

Steamship Sawanee Shannon, from Indianola, to
G B Payne-lst dist.
Steamship Texas, Nison, from Indianola sid Gal
weston, to g B Payne--lst dist.
Ship Confidence, Sears, Is days from New York to
A cohen-2d dist a.
Ship Rockingham, Meleher,fm Bristol, tEng), 9th
Nov, 70 masterpoinf.
Bark John Carver fm Pensacola in ballast,
to master-pont
Sehr Bouqaiila, -, nom - point.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Lsaves on 5 ATURnAY. lifh inst. atop NJ
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
UPPER MIssIss1pPI.-
Leaves on TUESDAY, 10 Ii inst af5PM
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM.

, M hphis and all intermediate tndngs-fhe swiTt and
kSaasl ssenmodious regular packet steamer
z5iSl1Enz&COra Anderson. Jehn N. Enfitt,ef master
VIII leave above. For freight passage nppy On hoard
JAZZ AtyerfI.fng' st t','' !. t,.r,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

fFosuGAR PLANTERS, REFLNER&s n on REBoli.
ERS.-E0R SALE Al A BAtsGAIA.-The machinery
aud fixtures Of SUGAR REFINERY. This machinery al
new, having used onig consisting of
PAN PunnH. Ghal Turning Furnace Sugar Heat
Blow upo Melting Kettles FILTERS Sugar sIoulds ana H
Receivers. Molase6 Eitens, Boiling
Copper Double Worms and all necessary machinery
lgug 5A pounds per day Of safr 0d1 pounds
hagd combining all lie improvements and Appliances
For fattleq particulars information. pdfe&s
DANIEL EDWARDS.
da lnlsw Kevz Tevfes ssGeef. Wv irle4fs In.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
FOR ATTAISAP A s.


Leaves al Tu NY. JDn. ip w III M
NEW ORLEANS AND AtFFAIS A.
fY> n eAs FAcket-fos AilakRpHs Nia fIauNlGf.Be4-
llh7lS n The tne ness Hight dsaah rnnnne na5or
as4ssS gf raekct steamer ~. ID. Hirse, y. II. Slug
viii haYe for AfnlMplaHS H5ave, HlFg fEEieh
i eefgea faf Byou iru Bfashcar md Berwick sitips
Pa essanN eryle Franklin, Cha cGteu. JeauHsietls
New fbesia atie Pot st, Aartinsyile and all te e,a
landings N the route Fet teg Rastgc tRp1y hoard.
VlRGtNftS G. BE&lHEt.
Avn Advef4ng AGENT
ieavc9 TIL lsRSDAY. II inst NJ 5 F. NJ nnsitfye.
HDIs ATFAKhRAS VIA PT,A-
H. h 1lsaiTe -lee ftS',r'H85ig aad shtd!a stal.
asogt iak!ag freight and passengers for Raf.
MsS saa cities Lower AlehRtaylya FauersongIlr
Ven Wills, Ftanhn thA eHon tancretts New IbcFia 81
aaiussille Fausse P6ine mud NIL intermediate landings Far
feight passage antly on board.
ViRGINIuSG C. DENTzEI,
iai Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
RED RIVER.

r9VfFNf ~ " FsIIN FsFIIAfs tIan. IT. nj i, NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PtCKET
NJ M-FaF GIand keefe, SatclstIes Tiger Iiland
N Maurice FaseFehs Montgomery Dtram,s
BnsohS Mouth qf Cane Ffgef Collie AWyan
dtiA Nolnas Berbin's and ali intermediate lan,ir on Rsj
.seTThe maenaeent and fast running passenger paelet
Sl0nS Gtfy, SAM Lawson, master will leave Il. nny,
for freight or passage apply on board.
d2I 'ie"aNies 4. 4. .i,.,.s. 5,EM,Iz,sL, ,,. :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
STEAMBOATS,
4 OUACHITA p ,wTn
heayss s%tsfiH. n M2NpAs 1sn. ., asP.M

ie"ses IS Gs 2n sss1iS anS pe !. :, Jan. o. nj tsPM
.=~- s.e,.soFor s u nh .R OUKCHITA PACK
seispe' ~ 'helle, wilmington Moro Caryrlle, Nil,
frse,an Manroe .alne, NGbaaa landing ouachita City
h,pa Pine Bluh, Castor adnp Columbia Harris.
sis a. amS and NJ nteimedc landings ouachia
fs ersihe new, magnificent running passenger
pNet steamer Moro, n. n. Woadawn rister viii leave
apose For freight or passage apply board.
NIRGlNIuS C. nENTZEI,
~ Aa sirn Al.nnI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

g. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. - RAN
"a away 2Dh ul tlie slave gill ELIZA aged about IS
G gfe color about 5s feet high speaks French and
English. sllen cointeaancet has good set of teeth, Rnd
IA On her BREASTS of burn She is well acquainted
the city The above reward will be paid for he Of said
slave The delivery a ~ the parish jail and for e
information will lead The conviction Of tiNrborng
her. MRS. N. X. PRIIGHARD-
dl7 I'm ADpy Rt "a Gaoulcle street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

Payne--1st dist.
Steamship Texas Wilson, from Infianola yia Gal
weston, to @ B Payne--lst dist. 5
Ship Confidence Sears Is ilays from New York to
A Cohen I'd dist a.
,,a.!,- NOV y ox, u. 70 master-polnt;
to master~point. = S''t'ssS' : D.''i4'''
Sehr BouauiIla. =. Ifom -. noint.
Steamboats,.
Meteor, Heno, fin Fort Adams.
35ti Parallel. Chapman. fm Arkansas Riyer.
sunflower, Oliyer, in lsayou Macon.
inaan So s,t,, !, 6reenee, I'm Macon 4 Tensas.
Gen Qutriat, Cannon. n, srayIe M Ian5inp
Tawboat Yansee Flantou I'm 10 psssa, t,,s'.a
Cafl- hrvught4up ship Confidence, bafk Jae
oafsef, ana schooner i5oquiila.
4s Reioss---coaning Up.
slip Bullion, Hodgson, = days from New York, t.
Geo 4 Fosifck SEQ. -
81, 4;,.ss., NoF. ,s;,,5
Ship shamtuck tnsw,, oxnaFd % d days ,sei from ,at
Met to Baxter, Loveit Heo.
alst' ss sss I'M iseston 70 aeo
M q hossaeh 5s.el., %so. Co.. ,,, -
November. 1, All : - e. r.
Ship sysyanas blanchard York, days I'm Boston
70 II IN Nennard &co
schF Commerce, Cox, from Savannah via Green
'ui ue ny. ~ Y = y : QUIZ
Passengers.
Per ship Auguste, I'm Bremen - in cabin. 81 IN
steerage.
Per brig Minna Schiller, faom Port-au. .Prince4-E
Fiasin, Il n DubfieIef, Daniel Dresden Aristotle
p1 pfssdsns g, kodeph !, 9 Dresden Alfred lnsbaa s
q, eiusH 4 Daiae1ah aishi u bfeinore, Adm b
'1'1s''s - ~ ~ = ~ ssss' 81 =
Do1,lesthc Ports.
NEW YORK DEG 3O4-Gld bark Indian 1peen
fhompson, ,ior New Orleans.
Spoken,
BY Caps HigglllA, II Ire silip Southern chief op
the 5ist ult, Oh Hae ii, ne N;,lI har tse,,
Gant Brown, from Boston, for this purt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Leg#es an WEDNESDAY,. Jfttt itst uspw
REGIrLAR RErIa ass ~: I. s, -. l....

flAG - \, 1tatd Ecote, hnelitocscs Tiger island
lxStIS5s Maurice, Faseious Mnntgouitry D,n,d,s'
ituSloiis Mouth ts,ne fo,a Aesanaps'
Ngmsns lathn'c and all intermediate landings o Rgd rivsTz
ne nentheent aud iastruuHng passenger paekrt a. H.
Ferry, Mn kimhal masef, VIII ease ~ above For
vtRGINIUs G. DENTzEta
Ajyeu4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

~ - Trenton Regular Weekly Packei--For TTenon,
Monroe, Pine Bipiis, Castor Landing Columbia
tiarris9nbtrg, Trinity md all Intermediate land
inss naeia and Rlae riyefsTho magnificent passenger
steamer R. w. HIr Rae, y W. Tohin, master, Will leave
above punetuaIy, Fer freight apply hoard
NIRGTNGuS q. DENTHEI,
Atip Appnt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09
Leaves on THURSDAY. Jan. ~ atbP M ,tseigeI,'
For SMREXEIsdlIsT,ip !. xss A N

, IT, ks Bayou, !ampt Grand Ecoir 81 Maurice Toia
Alexandfa t;uriDus Nof;aoi,'s arEifs and ii.
zzszz intermediate landings on Red rtyer1.s nSS , M
Ea li'l araEi aud swift running passenger pses steansr
CnhFles Hayes inncr C. r. Iiayes rk viii
iease y Rote For ffe passage, having Hie aseoitnoia
VIRGIsIus C. ngSTzEI.
Il Advertising Arynt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-09

Per ship Auguste, I'm Bremen in cabin, 95 in
sieefage.
Per brig Minna Schiller, faom Port-au, ,Prnce4-E
Fnsiin, + Dubsielef. Daniel Dresden, Aristotle
Dresden, Rodoph Dresden, Alfred lnsbau, Il s
Bora, Mdm Balhezan, aidm Brenore, Mdm B
Pinaiid-and 81 in the steerage.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Convention of A emocrats.

oswEGo, V, Jan. 2O-The national demo-
.I: OF me Twenty-seventh Congressional dis
purpose OF electing delegates 10 the Charleston
SohNenuoh. All the counties in the district
were July rePresented The proceedings were
of Tioga, and Chauncey J.. Gran, 81 Iro,nnte..
Were elected delegates, and Hon. j b. CIark ~
Cbemung, and John J Van Allen of scbpI,,c-
county. elected alternates. resolution was
adopted endorsing Hon. Daniel :. Dickinson ~,
President i0i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21

The WAY OF TRANSGREsSoRs "a H.Rnr-Eol
low the counsel and heed the advice CONFIRMED m
the YORK HnmdH ErdiLty. or PhySjolOg,c1y r.
searches 1t treats of the evil effects of as.
ana nan gen1e. is embeshed with elaborate co!
phase OF disease, exposes the falacy of the
~ modes adopted for the cure of local a, well @
n'rsd,tdry mIthdieS, and gives the ONLY safe and
falible remedy for expunging every trane nr IN
Bseck ltTm st 1as system Sold BY D Barrow
n Sold also BY 5. Calvert Ford, Jr., Wasbnrt to-
la 6-lm.r
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New York nlarkefk

NV YORK, Jan. 2l.--Flour is heavy The ad-
vance OF yesterday was not sus'a n d. and prices
declined Sc. per barrel. State SIS. iOas5 is; Ohio
IS .7OlS5.15; Southern - 50aS5 50. Wheat is dull
and prices are nominally lower-the sales Were
unImportant Corn is lower: new yellow is QUOT
al cUc. Pork is buoyant and higher; mess SIC IT.,
prime Sll .62 Lard is steady. W niskH dull a. =
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Convention of the Southern S,a,..

RICHMOND, Jan. pa resolution was intro
duced In the Legislature to-day recommending
that convention Of the Southern States be held
at A tlanta, Ga. IL was ordered 70 be printed
Mr.. Chapline, the commissi oner from Connect
cut, appointed 10 represent the sentiments Of the
conservative people Of that State is here but his
message has not VET been communicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21
EarthQuake. Ac

AUGUsrA, Jan. 2O.-Shocks of an earthquake.
were felt at this place. Charleston, Macon and
other points, at six O'Clock last evening.
James w. Jones, editor of the Chronicle and
Sentinel. died last night.
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Fatal Railroad Accident,

Providence, Jan N.-Mr. Elisha Brown. ,
man about 90 years Of age, belonging TO Pitsford,
IT, was killed at the station in this city, his morn
ing, by train on the Hartford road while bac king.
tie Is the father of fayette Brown Cashier Of tie
State Bank in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-21
Arrests to be Made for the senate HARPER.
Ferry Committee

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 2O-Messrs Gliding.
Plumb and John Brown, Jr., have not Vet been
arrested on the warrants got out on behalf Of the
Senate liarperS Ferry Committee. The papers
were sent here 10 the eN-MarshaI, who holds them
and has sent back for instructions. They have
not been served vet
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LOCAL NEWS.

T. The STAR publishes the Lists Of Letters
-'TiH'ni"s IN the Washington City Post Once
r i|r hs prorisiOHs Of the ldr dirsctiss them TO
I''"'sd ." fh' ner'PaPer hdring the largest cir
g. 1''oH ruth" fhs ds'irsry Of the ONE It's total
se''y 'r'"'H''o" IS more than dOHtls that of any
49, DAILY PTi"t'd IN fhs District Of Columbia
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Baltimore Marketx

BALTIMORE, Jan Flour c osed quiet How
ard street S5aS so. w heat closed firm; whitssI 20
asl.5O; red 81 30. Corn closet dull; white 65a
7Oc.; 70a7Ic. Provisions closed firm; with an i'd
vancing tendency, but with no change in prices
Whisky closed steady at 25c
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AUCTION SALES.
By BARNARD 4 BUCKEY: Georsetoxp
jan sat

By BARNARD d BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE Dwell
I LING HOUSE AND LOBBY virtue of a decree
OF the circuit Court of this District, passed In q
Will be sold at auction to the CHEST bidder front
OF the premises, on FRIDAY. the 18th dav of Feb
ruary next, at o'clock in the afternoon, part of
Lots NO. l5l and Isl, In Beatty and Hawkins ad
diton 70 Georgetown, with the two story brick
Dwelling House and other improvements thereon.
being at the southeast corner Of Market and Sd
feet on Market and 100 feet Sd streets,
anl now In the occupation of b. Clements, Esq.
Ierms: One fourth cash the residue In 6, 10 and
Is months, bonds with security, bearing interest,
and lien on the property.
II the terms are not, complied with within FIVE
day - .ue property will be resoid at the purchasers
risk an" cost, on one weeks Pgb!iSc, notiGe.
:. BARNARD i B5GGkkY,u Aucis.
BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown
VNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of DEGREES of
the Circuit Court of this District passed In q
Cause OF b Jost and others against tbs heirs ard
auctlon to the hghe bidder. in front of the prem
Uses. on THURSDAY, the 18th day of February
next, o'clock in the afternoon, the west half of
!,nt NO. ll4, in Beall'S addition TO Georgetown.
no1eet from Beall street in the west line of the lot
2lfaet deep by so feet in width Also another part
OF sad lot No. H. beg inning 100 feet on the west
line OF Green Get, 20 feet deep by 50 feet in Width
with the Improvements on each ofslid parcels.
Terms: One third cash and the residue at G. i2
anu IL months bonds bearing interest, with securi
" ana lien on the property.
III the Terms are not complied with within three
"ays me premises will he reSnld FIVE days pub
Tic notice. al tha TLsk And cost Of the purchaser.
BARNARD d BUCKLEY, Aucta.
ia p 3taw]w&ds
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Financial

NEW YORK, Jan. II Stocks are low,r Us
SIS of le9i, 81 co..; Chicago and Rock Island o. =;
Cunh. Col Co. l54; Illinois, Central shares SO;
Michigan Southern IS =: Network Central ia.
Reading 36,; Va. 6's 81; Mo. 6s 79a.
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Insanity of Hon Mr.. Cochrane Cen,r.dleted.

Urea, Jan. 2O.-Dr. Gray, superintendent Of
the State Iunatic Asylum, declares that Hon C
b. Cochrane is not in the least insane but that b.
was SO overtasktd by professional and Congres-
sional duties that he be,'ame FRUSTRATED in mind
1t was feared by his friends and relatives he might
become insane, and was brought here pre-
cautionary measure.
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1H Jutto"tHg I.IftTJT0W u WsN IHO,rH drrhitrrt of
mon real, speaks rOtHDieS IN fGcCr Of the o. u-
ecHdfsG BttteTS- as n m1d,ciRt for th0se ,rhose
occupations are Cf n Mdsntnry nature
~ -, MONTREAL, Nov. %, 1851
GCnttsWen-l am happy to be able to send YOU INV
testlmoiy In favor of the Oryg mated BittsrH and
intended TO have done it before this but have bsen
prevented ny professional engagements.
lerl'Sre eat pleasure In recommending il to oil
snlarIng from Imperfect digestion, sick headache
ac'dlty, or any deIang ement of the stomach from
when l have suffered very severely rpI"nrd> rf
fr'nfy y'dTS. From the recOmme ndatlon of one of
my trends, was Induced to try bottle and find
myse so much benefited by us use, that | do not
th!nk IL necessary to Continue it any further,
on may use this, Gentlemen. as YOU think proper
aiio permit HE 10 remain, Yours. very truly,
p,,s ~, JOHN ATKINSON.
sss by ~ Gilman, s. c; Ford j1, s. B. Waite,
". S'Ott, J0hn Schwarze, Neirn & Palmer, Wash,
lngton; and br dealers everywhere. ia i8-Iw,r
QuERU's Cop LIVER OIL JELLY
Approved by the New York Academy of Me,i-
cine. 1t Is twice more eficacous than the hand
OIL. IL Is the only cure for Scrofulas, COnsumr
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
ALSO,
9UERu'S JELLIFIED CASTOR Or, by which the
offensive greasnass of the oil Ia obvated For saie
by all respectable druggists In Washington and
Georgetown OH"
PkNFoLD, PARKER i MOWER, Wholesale A gents.
L" beekman street, New York city. no SIN
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( Aw SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE
The ,InstrHctGrs IN th,s School az:

The Instructors IN this School az:
Hon. JOEL PARkER, LII. ID Royal Professor.
HoN. IHEoPHILUS PARSONS. LII. d.. Dane P5ufes'r,
HON. EMORY NAshBURN, LII. D., University Prof.
The Course of Instruction embraces the yarious
branches of tie Common Law; and of Equity, Ad
miTalty, Commercial. International, nd ConstItu-
states. The Law Library consists Of about IS 90
volumes, and as new works appear they are added,
andieyery effort is made To render II complete
instruction rs gwen by oial lectures and eN-
POSITIONS, land by ROTATIONS and examinations in
injection with them, OF which there every
week, Moot Court is holden in each week, az
which cause previously given out is argued by
our students, and an opinion delivered by the Pre-
siding Instructor. Rooms and other facilities are
provided for Club Courts; and an Assembly is held
weekly. for practice debate, and for acquiring
knowledge of parliamentary law aud proceedings.
students may enter the School IN any stare of
their professional studies mercantile pursuits,
And at the commencement of either term, or in the
middle or other part of the term.
They are at liberty TO elect what studies thew will
pursue according TO their view of their own wants
and aitalnmepts.
The Academical year, which commences on
Thurs Gay. fix weeks after the third Wednesday in
July, is divided into two terms of twenty weeks
each, with vacation of SIX weeks at the end Of
each term.
During the winter vacation the Library is opened.
warmed, and GIFTED for the Of the me mbere OF
he School.
The Exercises Of the Spring Term will commence
on MONDAY, March 5th; those OF the Autumn
Application Tor admission, or for catalogues, or
any further nfo-matIon, may be made TO either Of
the Professors at Cambridge.
Cambridge. Mass, January IL, 1860. ia IL SSt
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IL ThoVCi The STAR IS printed on the fastest
as'rr r.-.'S ~ RSs south Of Baltimore its edition
q 50 lag. 10 require " 10 b yuf 10 Press NJ ON
sars hour Afr'rfiS.m'Hts, THEREFOR, should b.
ssu tsfor. T'rslrs o'c!ook, ~; oiAerurise ih.v
NAT not agysoT pHfil the p,rt day
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MEMS DRESS SsIYs,
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Murder of an Editoy.

VICKsBrRG, Miss, Jan. 19.-w ID. Ray, editor
of the Southern san. was murdered Yesterday bv
Shippard, his defaulting clerk. He was So, {
through the heart
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