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, 1861-01-07

Sumter has not been bssicgetl, us was reported
to-day. Major Anderson was visited by his
brother, In company with three Charleston
gentlemen. The uuders Standing WAS that the
Interview would take place iu their presence.
The Convention today sproin.ct delegates
Hon. 7. J. Wiihcre, l.. NJ. Kcitt, ". VI
Boyce, Il. B. Rhett, Jr.. r. ". Barnwclt, a,ltl G.
c. Ncmnllnger. ". P Miles was appointed
Secretary to receive the rcport Of the COM
mi:siongr5 to Washington,
, 1861-01-07

Tie property consists Of 900 acres Of valuable tim
bcrcd fand. with new and very superior steam at
IL running order, tnccctthc b. water 1om Chlcago)
illinois and Iowa aanGs. well located; Improved
Farms, a:,d City Lots
To jobber Or tlrst-cass retailer who has large
stock u close out at once this chance may prove ad
yantagenus- II necessAzy the property aud cash will
he divided to neet otlers. Address s. L. .. Boz
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NIl1CAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LISE.-PsFsenEer Irs:ns dcrsr:
from antl ar,:tc ut Chicago q. follows:
Day Express and Mail 1carc at oIa l. u, and arri7e
1. 5, Is r. j. GSNE1Ayh txcepse3J.
Might Express eases At i4I r. T. tsaturtIars except.
cd1 artvc at Al !. y. ,Mo::da, ctccrsedJ.
Joliet Acconnod3 alton. !.M r. " t:.ndiSs rIcepcds.
.lOlIS r. TitiCY, Gen. Sur't.
WI En- Jous. Gent Agent. dess
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COMMERCIAL

l.: .:.- SATURDAY HvEE1xo, Jan. S, 1861.
aae following are tho receipts apd shipments for
[ e p1st EaFfv.e{oht hnn-a. p.
, 1861-01-07
:. S1O0, 0,O0t.s
Valuable Property and Cash.


The subscriber hn< tcreuty-1rc thousand dollars
worth Of property which he proposes to exchange for
MEIsCfASplSE, {llry Goods or assorted cin1fry
stocks prtfesscd} nnd Il tie desired Inducements Ar
pfeSpnfEd he L. nrcDafed 10 udu -
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HREAT CENTRAL SHORT
LINE ROUTE, VIA.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne Il Chicago, and
pennsylvania, Railroads, 10
oil Eastern Cities.
CL A Ea X Il s. q O..
TI1I:0Uu FREIGHT AGENTS,
Are prepared - cnrtrlct freight, through hy authority
Ut tue CoI'ta:des n+lild sb1se, e. 4hei- oTcs,
7o Dtarb. Il street, ~
AEA as depot Of Ift+ +bnrss Fl wasne Cisaso T. T..
!.a;s. OF ii Depot. LiDtrs. s1Eret. fitt-hrt2h.
ILc o!ccs Of 1lte lenii:y4. alruad Company In
tic las. aTc foratd at NJ. h>tn: House New
lns"n tesr. EoAtoa: No; 50 North .trret. altu,".r
AL ct te Gvscsti Depot. Phl!aue!psl. jal dt:t;u,
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
IA GREAT WESTERN Cc!1S.tD-A} E.A1LNAYs,
Vis1:cr Arrangements.
Tsntss lease The EEcat Csutr1l DcP1t, 1ut ii Lals
sHect EhscaEa:
e.N 1. L-LiShtaIrg Express. tSuntfay3 aIts tspsLd,1
efI1ye nt Detroit Il l5F y. Suspension. t!rtJ.t
a.G /. us AteauE 5tn r. H.; Ma. YG.E .s@i
-, !i'sto2 !. 60 Night.
10 Y--Aru ft;-:. S'tl Go,tnli Express, tazccps
sa:urd5T-s nrriTe II nr:rri: Gis) i. H., Gus
Et,r~Eon ln:''t'7N.of En:iao6:: q :. T.. Albany
40 Nm ~ YORK E...n i. H.. Euston NOM
go L. N.-Cl:rnn: tcNec1; Su;lt4 Z:
to Ciuc ::---a n u hours.
f.s1 N-ftn'tE:s = sA lcrt;ytl1e Ex;ress; fe1capt
Sataral y st1rcE..a In Cincinnati In II !ruuFh
l-.'.;>:i -pta :sE3 irs.
t3o r. y--Tr.!n. i.::, -da1. or!y to Mics s7sda7
Trims .,sE:2r.x.
sU Patent s.rr; s1@ Cora IN al1 s11sat statna.
The Gu Ira = ecEaccts u Pars with the Bu1:o
and La.e Huron Railway for Is1ttlo aEd e.: ttIfds
east; ii Toronto .f,.s .5e u=lad Te.aS Railway u
k!rSston, Ogden. ..-.,h, Moutrr.i tt1ebcc aid ali
poai. to ta'sdu 6. Northern verr,srt, New llaar-
Sufrc atl Mllhr.
Baggage c!icckc nc-o1kh. .-......- -
Thion5. Tirkc:. fer .ac at the principal Rai'rcsd
..recs III the stcrt1 aud Nes and At the C.r,rn,s's
office corncr i.a.a and Dearborn strces ad ii Tie
f. y. RICE. Superintendent.
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uant forget to buy your Gloves At DOWES'H No. "a
Clark ft1cet stats} Tbs best and cheapest Back-
.ldn and FuF III sold lower than cTcE before,
n. B-RoWcn Is also Agent for the West Of TI'sonh
cwfng 4aclae the uolt simple aud perfect nachias
made {tAu apd see t,ct:j11fy
, 1861-01-07
IIIRISTMASAN AND NEW YEAR.
Fiua Jewelry, Watches and Silver Ware.

The be9usital stock Of Eoods now opened and on
cost for Forty Days Tic subscriber being aestrous
Vt c1ostng out his stock before tie or
raising to grade OF the fremont Eopse offers extra
aueenlunt> to h customers snet as they never en-
joyst before t,nve on hand beautiful
ErT, of tile latest :t,lcs Also best Cha,talsn and
tuard Chains stnds Sleeve Euttans, Idngs Scaf Pins
Jewelry. Also, Silver Spoons, Forls Ladles Pie
knives, Salt Stands. CasnrN Cake Baskets Fruit
Dishes. Te4 Stst Cnr,uuntors Service Fruit D{.ht4
Wine f:stors. spcctaclcs Opera Classes, &c. III Of
ws VI e. % onfssd saf.pes a exgr nei9Ee Den for
Clocks Watches snd Jewelry neatly repaired and
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EALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILRO4D.-Ntx11a ARaAxsxXEsT.
eaTa Walls depot rs follows
il41 l. u and go far Belrdrre, Rockford. Free
port, Warren. t;acna, Dunlei:h Dubuque and inter
medtate poin;s; ll:o >. and ~ = Y tor nt5on po9o
T. Tor Eisin Nelstderc, Rockford. aud Intermediate
points; a.D for Geneva nd intermediate ponts.
An t1an Passengers fnr Crysta1 Lake Mcltcnrv, Reh-
mond Geneva Lake, an points. will taze
::N.---- e. p. FALCUTI. Gen. 3ap't :.
G, II, WHEELER Gen: Passenger Ag'e- = ri
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THICAGO & NOI,TW ESTERN
~ RAILWAY.
DyREC'T ROUTE
To Rockford i.et.it Frcetort, Janesstllc, Gp1ena
Msd=en trairle dH Ni!va. Fond ILL Lac, OSHKOSH,
G-ecA Bay lcrEn: lIpon. La Il -Ssc, + i'an1 &E.
uu aud alcs .lonGaE November 2Gtn, lsG3, t1ains
leaYe, VIZ. -
uay EApres5-l1-45 Noon.
Vile, Ma liz. ii. frsl!r;c 6u C.lcs &c,
i.rnuEh :!cllet$ can Re purchased at III lallFocd
o1lCes on ue1eDvrlstrert 1t Passenger stations
EEtl L. NuALaI. aoi,e rtul...,ti.tt,
Z. DEhf1r ial2sSsDx, Gc!l'l. Ticket -t,'t. UtS-ly
, 1861-01-07

CHARLESTON, Jan. THE South Carolina
Convention adjourned sine die at ii o'clock
this morning, subject to the call Of the Presi-
dnrt
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Virginia state Convention

RICHMOND, Feb. l6-The first business before
the Convention to-day being the reception OF
resolutions
Mr.. Mari Of Fauquier, Mr.. Morton Of Orange,
Mr., Carlisle Of Harrison, Mr.. Leake Of Gooch-
land, Mr.. Richardson Of Hanover, and Mr. Flour
noy OF Halifax, introduced resolutions, which
were read, and referred 10 the Committee on
Federal Relations
These resolutions, generally, whilst expressing
hope that the existing difficulties may be recon
ciled and tie Union perpetuated, denounce the
idea OF coercing In any way the seeding States.
Considerable debate touching national matters
followed, during which Mr. Wise reiterated his
policy Of fighting in the Union, and counselled
speedy action.
SIR. Moore, Of Rockbridge, opposed all haste
be would not be driven by the North, or dragged
by the cotton States, who had acted without con.
suiting Virginia. He was opposed TO coercion;
but If the seeded States choose 70 assault the
forts, let them take the consequences.
Mr.. Carlisle commended that the Government had
never Vet attempted 10 coerce the South. When
Il was done, the people would resist.
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THE LATEST NEWS
Enrther from Eurane
TELE9 r A HIO.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Africa ar
rived here to-day with Liverpool dates 10 the 2sd
inst; She brings %, 600 in specie.
The conference at Manchester on India Affairs
attracts considerable attention. Various resolu-
tons have been adopted, one calling on the Gov
eminent TO afford every encouragement 70 Euro
pean traders, planters and capitalists.
Another pro-formal meeting Of the shareholder
OF the Galway line has been held, but nothing I'M
portant transpired
Queen Victoria was TO open Parliament on the
The bark Victor Emmanuel bad been wrecked
on the Isle Of Wight, and afteen out Of nineteen
OF the crew persisted.
The Emperor Napoleon would open the French
Legislature on the 9Th. II was rumored that the
bullion In the Bank Of France has materially In
creased. The Bourse Wa, fat at CT. a5c
Nothing was known relative 20 GaribaldIs re-
ported departure from Caprera.
The siege Of Gaeta continued suspended. The
cause was assig ned to be insuficieney Of means
TO carry IL on.
II was reported via Rome, on the ist, that the
firing recommended with vigor on both sides.
II was said that Francis ii had received letter
from Napoleon counsellipg the King 20 cease re-
Out Of three hundred and sixty elections known
Of In the south Of Italy two hundred and ninety
favor a moderate policy.
II Is said that Prince Carignan has gone 20 Geets
to negotiate for the surrender Of the fortress.
The Italian troops In pursuing thu reactionis,s
had entered the Roma States.
Sardinia has demanded the restoration Of the
and has seized the Bishop Of Saline a hostage
The Debas says that the Italian Parliament
will proclaim Victor Emmanuel King Of Italy
immediately after assembling
IL was thought by some that Garibald had gone
10 Dalmatia. la letter to his English friends be
expressed an anxious wish 10 make q journey 90
EOgland to thank the people for their material
and national aid, but he was unable 70 h1 the
time
IL is said that the Emperor Of Austria has de-
cided TO grant Constitution TO Venitia, which
will leave the Government TO the Italians
The Spanish Infanta, Don Juan, has decided 90
relinquish his pretentions TO the crown reserving
only the eventuality Of being elected by universal
suffrage.
Ii is asserted that the Pope insists on the extern
sion Of the Paris Convention the subject Of the
occupation of Syria.
RoNK, Jan 29.-Schiaveri, one Of the chief Of
the reactonary bands In A brussi, has surrendered
The fighting continues, and a spirit Of revenge 10
strongly manifested on both sides. Several viii
liages have been set on fire and Sandman fhcers
captured and cut in pieces
NAPLES, Jan. GA popular demonstration has
occurred, and the presses Of two newspapers have
been broken up.
l. NDOS, Saturday evening The funds close
firm at the last Improvement.
General Eyre will probably be COMMANDMENT
Chief Of the British forces in Canada.
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From FoRr SUMTER "A soldier writes from
Port Sumter Feb. 7th. as follows 1--WE expect
to be attacked every day They have not quite
finished their batteries. They are building one
the iron ships built now In Europe, % that we
shall have piece Of hard work 70 destroHit. I
expect we shall have an attack before m letter
reaches you. We all think we shall be able 20
stand IL for about ten days. They cannot take the
fort by assault unless they wish to sacrifice rom
three to four thousand lives IL 10 impossible they
should enter the fort, and they cannot come near
enough 10 make a breach. They know IL very
well, and their plan Ia 10 lombard m till they kin
us one after another, or till we are starved 70
death -
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Florida Legislhture.

TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 16.-The Legislature ad-
journed last night The election Of Senators 20
the Congress Of the Confederated States was not
brought on
bill authorizing the issue Of Treasury notes
amounting to s5OO, coo was passed.
Stay law was also passed.
The Convention win soon be re-convened.
President McGhee Is here for that purpose.
The President will soon recommend President
McGhee here for thatpurpose. twhat purpose 10
not stated .-Reporfer.
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l.oup CALL-The Charleston Mercury says !:
81 By the notice elsewhere In our columns, 10 win
be seen that tbs six per cent stock Of the state 10
fot sale In times like these, when the stsfe 10
daily Obliged 10 incur heavy expenses, we are
sure that no further call will Be needed 10 INDUCE
the people Of South Carolina 20 come forward ana
take liberal shares Of the stock /"
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IDGovernor Brown, OF Georgia, has again ad-
dress,d Gov Morgan, Of New 70 L, on the sub
ect Of the recent seizures Of arms by the police Of
that city Governor Brown hopes that Governor
Morgan win now hnd no excuse for not replying
account Of the unofficial character Of the docu-
ment. The letter 10 said 20 be very bitter In It's
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ARms FoK OH PoIxr The steamer Geo glans,
from Baltimore, brought to-day a. part OF her
freight i've large cases Of muskeu nom harpsfs
Ferry There 10 already there izrge supply Of
mnsfets and getting more lookI very much like
,einforcement may shortly be exP-c'ed.-Ne-
fok Dag Boob, lstk.
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BaIttmsys rIsrtsts.

BALrIhoRy. Feb. Is Flour dull; Howard st.
and Ohio S5.I2; City Mills IS. Wheat firm; red
81 25aI 80; white 81 .4Oal 90 Corn active; yellow
53a5d white 6Oa63c. Provisions steady; mess pork
s17.75; prime sI3 90 Lard steady at I0c. Coffee
steady at 12al3c. whisky dull at IL al7kc.
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LORD BRousHAn z RECOMMENDS CohPRoHrsI.-
In letter addressed 70 the BirminR ham Confer
ence, Lord Brsug ham says: - The alarm felt by
all the friends Of human improvement st the risk
OF disu Mon IN America, are naturally uppermost
In ones mind at the present time. How much IL
is TO be wished that the coutcndng parties In both
italy aid America would take a leaf out Of our
books and learn the wisdom az well virtue Of
compromise and mutual concession,''
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SorfcR.-DistTict Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be Inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
1T and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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BOARDING..

GENERAL GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES
- can be acc mmodated " tn plea SAINT r Oms and
Board at Mrs VESTS, 325 III ST between 9th
and 7th. Also, Table Boarders. fe 5'.Oteot
pOARDlNG.-Person sons DESTROYS of comforta-
- be home can obtain good BOARD and pleasant
Apartments on street, No. 339, between 9Th and
10th SITS. Table BoarJers can also be accommo-
dated. Terms reasonable. fe 5-2w
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Pennsylvania Tonnage Tax.

HARRISBURG, Feb. I6.-The bill to commute
the tonnage tax on the Pennsylvania Railroad
passed the House this morning by vote Of rs to
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N" NOTICE.
HE Following Notes were stolen from or de
stroy ed in the Office of the undersigned on the 18th
Instant. All persons are cautioned against receiy-
Ing or purchasing the same, If offered.
note of A. Altrch, dated January LIST, 1851 at 90
days, $3.50,
note Of W. II. Narrower, for $40. at 6, days from
January LIST, 1861,
notss Of James WormIey, for $50 each, at 50 and
10 days from February LIST,
note Of Peter Enrich, for s43, at 60 DAYS from
December 2Oth, 1850,
A note of George r. Hall, from December 18th, at
81 days, for SIS,
notes Of p. Dennis, for $50 each, at 80 and go
days, And one for SIS s. at months from JAN,
not, of w. H. Thomas, for SS7 o. at so day n on,
February It'll, 1861. The above payable TO our
order.
notes OF 9. ]. Thomp ,On. dated April 1857 pay-
able to order of J. w. Fitzhugh, for $50 each,
notes of J. Shedd, for $3.50 each at II and l8
J. b. WARD BRO,
fe Is st Twelfth and Canal SIS
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-Flour lower; State 5al0c
lower. Wheat lower; white 1c. lower. Corn
lower; mixed l cent lower. Provisions quiet.
Whisky steady at 17kaI73c.
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Financial

NEW YORK, Feb ls Stocks are lower Chi.
csgo and Rock Island 57S; Cumberland III
Illinois Certal shares y; Lacrosse le; Michigsn
Southern 3Ik; New York Central 76A; Reading
an; Hudson River RR 43H; Va. 6's IS; Mo. 81
66.
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4 OST-On Fifth or 6 street, a HAIR BRACE
II LET with q gold clasp. The iIder will be
rewa' ded and recajv the thanks Of tbs owner by
leaving il at the basement of Assembly's Church,
corner of Fifth and SITS, sI5St
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Tine Company pledge themfelves tina. nothing
shall be wanting on their part to make this one of
the most agreeable and pleasant Balls of the sea-
Jas G Bsrret, Mayor, Jas skiTving.
S &I Pew PSsse InS fS Stephenson
Richard WSlach, 9 Cameron,
Or Jos Borrows, Thos p Morgsn.
Cornelius Boyle, WIN Mui.oy.
| p Clark, DrJ E Willett,
BIZ b. + c Eiias; A fao + SSsSsl''
Thos MoGrstk, James Gordon.
s.mI Z pSHsrass, Hpossa TI s1ioT,
| James Ellis, VIM Bally,
%ISi S W RSat'0n' 5ds RRs sSfs1si'
Jno ii Semmes, Thos Fisher
joy y Angus Angus. Sam! p MsSHi
WIN brown. Jno 9'G Cook, A'
Chas Albert, Geo Plant,
Boone,jr. JFAbel,
w Mttasrott, Thos lewis,
J Mol hanson.
M. Ss me 'G Co * s Ma'
s sis Gen Cen fHEs oss,y Gel Gel F F,Shs
Bns Gem 9aid. Lieut. Col schwarzeman.
BIS Gen , Caperton. L!ent Col Peok,
Inspector Gen Stone. lieut. Col HoIilng
Col Davis ps71, slaj} W W:fi:eh,
Col Coke, Mai Kopfer,
| Col h Morgan, Mai Williams.
Committee Of Arrongements.
/ Lleut u LII I'D, Lieut. Kane,
/ Lieut. r Allen, Capt McKim,
| Capt King, Lieut. Barber,
| Lieut. Lackey, - Lieut. Lighter,
Lieut. CLARK.
1 E1eenttre Committee.
| Ensign Lloyd, Private Jno Ho brook,
Sergt Bartle, Private 1hos LaTcombe,
| Private john Crook.
Sergt X. II. GRAHAM, Treas.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentle
L ia
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LOST AND FOUND.

&1M REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
priv scIlber. near Buena Vista Post Of -
hce- PIlnce Georges county. Md, on the oh GW
inst NEGRO MEN Allen Calvert and Will IA
am smith. len is about 81 ears old; black; n
slightly hard Of hearing; very polite to strangers
Dress, light fuled cloth pants, linsey striped vest
Oden Bowie's. William Smith is about feet
6inches high, straight AID rather stouty built ;
IS years; very polite, hut he's a deoeitful look.
William has also a wife at Col. Bowie's and a
iather at w Berry's IN the Forrest, Prince
Georges county, Dress, a pea jacket Of fued
cloth and pants of ths same.
Will give $50 piece reward if taken in Prince
Georges county or the District of Columbia and
500 piece # taken in any free State. In every
case they must be delivered to me at Bladensburg
or secured SO that get them again.
lie IL 2tr MARTHA A DUCKETT
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WHOSE ARE THEY ,-Onhcer Reese has in his
possession q number Of gold and silver watches,
supposed to have been stolen. They are left with
Justice Dom 10 be identified.
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THE REMAINDER Of Com pany ], Second Cavalry,
arrived In Washington Saturday evening, num-
bering 40 men and horses. They Immediately
repaired to their quarters az Burch's stable.
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LOCAL EW S

IL Though The STAR is printed on the fastest
s7e.n pre=s in use south Of Baltimore tn edition
J, 50 large as to require tito b. put TO press at
Usrly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent In before II o'clock m; otherwise they may
pct appear until the next day
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T GRANOBAI.L
o BE GIVEN BY MADAME FELIX, on
MONDAY EVENING, February f8sh, 1861, 40
streets. go IN
Tickets One Dolar-to be had at the door. q
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HAVE you seen those Album Cards, taken with
a beautiful fancy background, that Whitehurst,
i3t Pennsylvania avenue, is daily making? Re-
member his prices are arranged to suit the times
4 On
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To PERSONS WHOSE HEALTH Il broken Down
II - fact. established By medical statistios that
out mortal disease. Every such disease might un-
suess,onablJ be prevented # nature were assisted
tors. Hostsffsr's Stomach Bites. When the
fame Of ife wanes and quivers from exhaustion,
moro become steady and strong. In the debility
which follows violent fever; In diarrhea dJ sente
ne - consequent upon natural decay, or resulting
from free living or over exertion, and Also In those
fadee are exclusively subject the Bltters are pre-
scr be BY most of our practising physicians, and
never fail TO give perm aren't relief.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where. fe u COST
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THERE'S A BETTER TINE COMING!

Ladies, Call Early
EEEIBBD BEEhg S SEEsfsaE q s sFSRE
N NJ: sSa P PEENNNA: AVENUE avenue:
Additional invoices JET rece,ved of New and
Beautiful Jewelry.
YOU CAN F FAX ST5 HS5H5 For ONLY
ONE DOLLAR.
f sSshEr tFs s 2M}s sFg sE,rs,
s RERHi k68As sk Mosaic SETS,
k kHfs S VS. SEEJ5t skFss SETS
CARED ARsDs CT s SETS, h 00
BOUQUET and RIBBON SITS,
S SHitBkEEN''s E ssHk EGfsssiNs'
GENTS, VEST CHAINS,
$EkNF!s SIEVE FL b SFFffoSs and STUDS.
kES sssk sffy fENL E EFEESi shfsooNs.
GOBLETS, CUPS. so.
Guaranteed to Be such as represented f'' "''1
III Erery article manKfae Hrsd for the reeslay
as is retalled from Eve to thirty dollars each
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
As this great ssia continass but short time,
persons desiring to supply themselves with Jewelry
AZ these unheard Of prices Will please call early at
our
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE.
302 PennsylvSnla avenue,
betN cen 9Th and 10th streets
ID w. RIDDLE.
III Remember the Number-3Ox-es we have
no connection with Others, protesting TO sell st our
prices, In this CITY,
Received this day large invoics of SILVER
WARE, consisting of Breakfast and Tea Sete;
Card and Cake Baskets; Patent Syrup Pitchers;
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives; Tea Knives, Forks
Table, Dessert and 20 Spoons; Tobacco Boxes;
Sugar and Cream spoons; Napkin Rings; Butter
Knives, in sets and single; Knives aud Gorks, in
sets: Ice Cream, Pie and Fish Knives; Breakfast
and Dinner Casters; Double and Single Salts; q
large variety of Plain, Chased and GIT Goblets,
Cups, &c. All the above articles TO be sold with
out regard to orgIo a cost, at from 81 to $50, and
varren ted to be what they represented, and
fully 100 per cent less than they eau be bought
26-tr 500 Pa. av.. bet 9Th and 10th sta.
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n REMOVAL.
DR. MUNSON Has removed his Office to No.
304 Pennsylyaria avenue, next door west -
of Ellis's Music Store.
4 fe xI0
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AMUSEMENTS.

w A n IN TON THE EATER.
lessee .-- -. -. W. GLENN
Ao'lng manager --...J. l. RAYMOND
THIS EVENING,
Positively. Last Night but One,
Farewell Eneagem mt Of
MISS CHARLOTTE CISHMAN,
Who will, by request, appear In her ~on1erful inn
CARDINAL wOLSEY,
KING HESRY VIII.
Supported by
MR. J. b. STUDLEY.
To conclude with
THE SWISS COTTAGE.
e .ss, t.c On, - WI; nay nrna
MISS JOEY GOUGENHEIM,
The beautiful, brilliant, and accomplished Come
dienns ME fSSsfEssfb AZ MI NE ssf:'r on
ODD LOWS HALL!
THE NIGHTINGALEs.
Miss FANNY FORREST,
(Authoress Of Gay and HappyD
Little Ella, Richard Parker, Frank La Folle,
Fsnner Bustor, and numerous other ATtistes,
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
0-M0RROWAFTERNOO at 2 o'clock,
For Ladies' and Children.
Admission Is cents chiidrea 10 cents.
new and delightful programme
FORTY BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS.
vi unusual magnlhoence,
A superb Alpine Glacier Silk Dress for Is cents,
Sets of rich Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Elegant Ornaments. &c.
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT To- NIGHT.
Ii Admission Two Dimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

REV. JOHN LoRp lectures at the Smithsonian
to night on oliver Cromwell. An unusually in
teresting lecture may be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-18

The YOUTH HAWKINS, mentioned in the Star
arrested on charge Of an attempt to obtain
money from the Treasury on forged check, was,
we are informed. messenger Of the @ uartermaster
Generals Once, instead Of the Adjutant Generals