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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-17
The "ShinpIaster" Enisants.

Among the many blessings already bes-
lowed, and TO be yet bestowed upon the
people of Pennsylvania by the present en-
lightened, honest and patriotic legislature,
the passage of a bill empowering the banks
to issue small notes the next protective
measure on the taFs. Notwithstanding the
House defeated this obnoxious attempt 10
foist deprecated rag currency on the peo
pie, few days ago. serious and just alarm
is felt that this swindling project will yet
succeed A mushroom member by the
name of SELTzER representing one of the
districts of Philadelphia, but an original
plant of Berks County, most ferocious in
tense Know.Nothing Republican is The ad-
vocate of this Shinplasler Scheme. This
anspanled Vegetable appears TO be con-
slanty haunted by the ghost of some 'io-
cofoco'' and considers himself in duty bound
to ego in" for everything the "loco-focos"
are opposed TO. and uica versa. The Led
gers correspondent at Harrisburg holds ;he
following language in regard to the small
note question and the other small subject
''1he House considered, at yesterday af-
ternoons' session. the proposed amend
menis TO Free Banking Law, the leading
features OF which empower the banks TO
issue small notes of the denominations of
one TWO and three dollars, and repeal the
provision requireing one fifth OF the capital
stock of each bank TO be paid in specie
The small note scheme was defeated by
vote OF SO 10 81, although it was strenuously
pressed by members from Northern and
Western counties, who were backed up by
one OF your city representatives Mr. SILT
zER. |; was not my good fortune TO hear
what arguments he advanced in favor of
debasing the currency OF the State by food
of dirty labor-robbing shinpiasiers. but sup
posehe discovered that The s.locofocos" were
opposed 10 this measure, and that this fact
was to his mind conclusive evidence that it
must be right. This member is in a bad
way I; visions of gloomy and vindict:ve
''locofocos" pursue him relentlessIy, ard
he seems to have fatal presentment that
they will some day be :he death of him -
No doubt be is right about that.D
But drop very small subject for a very
important one, it is not certain that this
vote puts an end to the small vote business
Its advocates are persistent, and will bring
It up in some other form. No depen-
dence can be placed upon the Legislature,
and the verdict recorded yesterday in the
House may be reversed next week in con-
sequnce of new light and fresh information.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-17
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,

FOR
SlPEING ANlD SWMM1ElGe
M JSS MARY BARKLEY, would respect
fully inform her customers in Bloom s.
burg and vicinity, that she has just received
from The city an excellent assortment OF new
M1G11N 9RE GOODS
finer than ever, and more cal A.
kculated 10 please the taste of 49,
* the most fastidious. She has W
paid strict attention in making her selec
tIons OF bon nets, consequently has the best
assortment, probably, ever brought 10 this
place. She has an assortment of neat and
handsome ha Is and caps for little Misses,
all of which she can dispose of cheap
Give her a call before purch asing else
where. Shop on Main Street, below Mar
kei, north side.
MARY BARKLEY.
Bloomsburg, A pril II. 1861.
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FIVE young men we're struck by light.
ming, at ST Louis, on Sunday one of them,
Frederick Harpke, was killed on the spot ;
his brother who had taken shelter inside
the tree escaped unhuu.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-17

IT may not be generally known thai
pearls are found on the California coast
The Chinese are the most successful in the
collection of abeloues, in the shells OF
which pearls are found. Two pearls have
been found on The island of Catalina which
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-17
If we compare these with the five Districts
that have the smallest population, viz

We find that the ive first named Dis
tricts exceed in population the FIVE last
named by ISL, ,4sO, or more than sufficient
population TO form another district, and
more than any District contains, except the
Illh.
The bill is, in every sense, purely parti-
san, and it's designers anticipate large ad-
vantage from il; but we apprehend they
are doomed to disappointment.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-17

FoUR MILE RACE AT New ORLEANs.-The
four mile race here on the 9th between
Lightning and Planet, was won by the for
mer. Time eigh, minutes.
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NHOFGa0sS
LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX BITTERS.

TI,HESE MEDICINES have now been be-
fore he Pubhc Tor period of Thirty
Years, and dnring hat time have maintained
high character in almost every part OF The
Globe, for their extraordinary and imme-
dIate power OF restoring perfect health 10
persons suffering under nearly every kind
of disease TO which the human frame is
liable
The following are among the distressing
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-17

THE Legislature proposed to adjourn on
the 18th inst, and the Senate concurred in
the proposition but the affairs of the nation
have assumed rather an alarming aspect,
for the last few days, consequently we
could moi expect this body 20 adjourn with
out doing something to assist the President
10 successfully carry oul his administration.
Yes, something has been done already !:
an act has been passed and became law,
authorizing the State Treasurer to pay out
$500, 900 for the purpose OF equipping the
State. The next intelligence we hear will
be the serving Of notices upon the different
volunteer companies in the State, summon
ing their aid TO Washington city for the
purpose of assisting the administration in
The carrying out of its laws.
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A HALF fed ferocious dog stlacked his
mistress last week al Ross township, Pa,
tore the flesh off one leg, from the knee
down, and deVoured it, The poor woman
survived only two hours
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In pursuance of an order, issued out OF
the Office of the STAR OF THE NoRrH, TO the
undersigned directed, will be exposed TO
public sale, on the premises, situate on
Main Street BIoomsSurg, on Saturday, the
Ilth day Of May nerf, tie following describ'
ed newspaper accounts, viz:
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-17

A German blew his brains out at ST. Louis
on Saturday, and lefi recorded as reason,
the result of the Presidential election he
was snrs The city would secede, so be did
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-17

Dr. c. c. JENNINGS, has been appointed
Post Master for Easton, in place of Col w.
II. Hutter, removed.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned Exc culor Of the last
will and testament of EIIze beth Ent late OF
Scout township, Columbia county, deceased,
will expose 10 sale by public vendue upon
the premesis, or
SATURDAY THE I1TH DAY OF MAY
next,
LOT OF GROUND,
situate in The village of Light Street, in the
township aforesaid, fronting on Main
Street, and joining lot owned by Mrs. -
- Hage buch, being in width on said
street so feet, and in deplh I65 feet, on
which is erected
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
Two stories high, and almost new, late the
estate of said deceased
DANIEL G. ENT, Executor.
Light Street, April II, 1861.
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WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!
A N Article of most excellent VI all Paper
"A TO be had al The Posi- Office. A fresh
supply of
we00 P@IPoR.
superior in quality and style 10 any in this
Market, for sale cheap, by
E. j. THORNTON.
..A...~.e zH~..l q soc.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral
PoR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipfent Con-
sumption, and for the Relief
Of COnsumptive Patients
in advanced Stages

OF the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known TO surpsss any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that Is
is useless here 10 publish the evidence Of its virtues E
unrivalled excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made u
known throughout the civilized nations Of the EARN
Few the communities families, aInonE iot
who have not personal experience OF its elects
living trophy in their midst of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat ana un
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders snc
they know the effects Of this remedy need noz
do than them that IL has now ali tie II
tues did have when making the which have
won 50 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Ksss
Sold by +. P. LUZ, r. Meyer, and G.
NJ Hagenb buch, Blooms burg, and by one
de aler in esery Town in the State.
April 6, lS6i.-Iy.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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Congressional.

NASnIN"ToS, Jan. 22.-An hour was spent
on IN" subject OF correcting the journal OF the
senate SO aS TO show that til" Senators from
mississippi, Alahamh and Florida had with
drawn from the Senate. The motion to do so
was laid on the table.
The Crit-cndru resolutions were debated.
Mr.. Powell. of Kentucky. advocated their
adoption.
Dir. Wade. Of Ohio, followed, opposing any
compromise.
Hpuss.-The Crittenden resolution memo
rails from Delaware and Maryland were pre-
sentrd
Mr. ColfaX's bill TO suspend the mail ser
vice III the seeding States, was postponed I'M
I'll Thursday week.
The majority report of the Committee of
Thlrty-Ihree was then taken up,
Among others who spoke was Sherrard Gle
mems, OF Virginia, who opened with great bit
tcrn">o on the SeceSSiOnistS, and AT the eXpi-
ration OF his hour wished to continue, but Mr.
Mar tin, of Virginia, objected to the gentle
man : continuing his ''traitorous remarks"
Mr.. Washburne. of Wis, followed and Il t
the close Of his speech
The House adjourned
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EDUCATIONAL.


CTHE PUBLlC..-In consequence Of hav.
Ing received an appointment to the Pfssfdea-
s. oil oniney r; Academy, at Quincy, Flor'ae, The
Ksx. II r. SfrBBs viii resign his post ~ the
Union female Collegiate Institute. on Tho Isl -
hiIed by the appointment Of Mr. LEONlDAs
Virginia
It being reported that this Institute will close on
the LIST OF February, take this occasion to cor
rect this mistake. have no intention OF tina. kiad
whatever. and still solicit share Of the pation-
age Of the citizens Of Richmond and vicinity.
W. POINTS, NJ. D..
ia l2-eodtFl* Principal
SCHOOL AT MEADOW FARM. HANG
- SER.-The exercises of this school. under tho
immediate instruction of Mr.. JoHN *. STARKE.
who has been successfully engaged in teaching for
several years, will be resumed the l5sh insts Of.
and continue ten months, with one months eaca-
ton In midsummer.
TERNs.-For Board and Tuition, to be paid kals-
annually, $3.50.
ia div 3stawtFebIst w B. sYDNOR
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
IA MAYO STREET.
G.. p. BURRUSS would be pleased to receive n
few additional pupils, TO fiji vacancies which have
occurred in his schoo. ia l2-l2tF
laurel SPRING ACADEMY.--Havl
IL employed competent teacher, | would like
to take three or four young ladies, from 10 to IL
years of age. The terms are very moderate: For
English, French, Latin and Music. including board,
lodging and washing, 500. JAMES l.. EGE,
IA Inns One and half miles from the city.
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From Georgia,

NftLED@EvIIL IL, Jan. "a number of reso-
buttons were offered and adopted to-day, one
appointing 4 committee TO enquire in to the
power OF the Conyen ton 10 reduce the num-
her of the members of the Legislature; another,
declaring That Georgia will demand her share
of the public property; another, plrdSng the
state 10 pay the carriers OF the mail in future:
and another providing for the appointment OF
4 Council of Safety.
= six delegates entered their protest against
The ordinance OF secession. but pledged their
lives. fortunes and honor III defence of the Sta te
against coercion.
An ordinance was offered and referred, de
claring al white males in the State at the time
OF secession to be citizens.
An ordinance WAS made the special order for
tomorrow continuing i'll force all the Federal
laws against the African slave trade. Ii will
be adopted almost unanimously.
VIM. j Na>on was appointe ted Commits sioncr
to Louisiana, and Geo. Sanford Commissioner
to Texas.
The galleries Were open to visitors to-day.
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WASHINGToS. Jan, 22.--Thc Navy Depart
mcnt has received the resignation of Comman-
der Farrall who WAS attached 10 the PeuSa-
cola Navy Yard, and among those who, III
the name OF Florida, demanded its surrender,
and also that OF Lieut.. krrShaw, W no ordered
III" flag of tie Government to be hauled down.
These designations We're accepted before the
government knew of the action OF these Off
GERS here stated
The resignation of Lieut.. EggleS ton who is
on the Nyandotte, in the vicinity OF Pensa-
cola, has been accepted.
The report that Lincoln il coming to Wash.
ington about the LIST of February. 10 be the
guest Of Senator Trumbuu. is not well
founded.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Auct's.

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM OF 300 ACRES. IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, FOcE MILES FROM MANCHESTER =
As trustee ii certain Iced Of trust, from Mr.. Jas
per : Clayton, dated LIST January, 1850, dnly re-
corded IN Chesterfield County Court, / shall, in
execution thereof: proceed to sell at public auc-
IoA, on the premises, on MONDAY, the Attn Fe-
FIRST fair day thereafter, the valuable farm former
~ owned by Mr.. Jesse Whitehead, and now occu-
pred by Mr.. Clayton. The tract contains 300 acres.
IN" place j. - well known that a further descrip-
uon - deemed unnecessary.
Ns:-EnOugh in cash to dcfrav expenses Of
SAFE, and 70 discharge note OF - ,333 80 with in
tcrHst on credit to ~ 353 30 until LIST January
l>t2 on credit to- II ,333 30 until LIST January,
lSt3-wlth int rest from LIST January Isdc-and bal
aura On such terms Of credit may be announced
at the time of sale The taxes for 1851 10 be paid
by the purchaser.
in y AUGUSTUS BODEKER Trustee
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y., yj9,.fT.poadenee Of the Richmond Dispatch

PM. ',p"hdenee Of the Richmond Dispatch.
IL. 1'e''"g-totteJe Military Companies.
IA SibSEr COLLEGE, VA, Jan. 2lst
prmo' ~ " H meeting OF the ''sovereigns'' OF
ao,n,na,T ward, at the court house to-day, TO
AsssrS ~ ~ representatives. TO the Convention
sen ihorhton, Treadway and Wishum
sa. ds',n lee mentioned, but the nomina ton
Union sa oiied- There seemed TO be quite IA dis
b thinI1i ~ 'iinfnt abroad, and men seemed to
Bv al mat they ought 10 act
coe6,n,'' way, IN to-day's Dispatch / see a
sei.r1 lion from Rutherford" which
Aye ia a military company organized at Col
iasll,y company ioas organized, but the
soue y, noble and reverend senieurs,' - laid
wa tii'iiattble restrictions upon it, and 1t
oet4r1,'f.i'Sihed. The students, however, have
lagia. =. 10 enlist ia various volunteer com
Al tba "a case OF q war, and TO fight boldly ~
ehe ~ house, to-day, there were bu.
psA,.. NO papers going around 10 get up com
Hl0g.d on one Tor "A cavalry company. Ii is ru-
fjo to- that Mr. Thornio Is 10 be captain. -
"s The good cause. II -.
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The North Carolina LEGISLATURE.

RAiEIaH, n. G.. Jan. 22.-The call OF u Con
Vcntion in this State il more doubtful to-day
on account of disagreement aS to time One
party is for hasty action. while the other is
for deliberate action. Tn" Senate agrees on
III" DIST of February aS the time for electing
drIega tts, and this will probably he killed on
the third reading The House debated it to-
day. North Carolina is conservative, but not
submissive. Everybody is for secession il il
becomes necessary.
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NOTICE.-I am low better prepared than ever
~ 10 carry on the DYEING AND CLEANSING
business, iii all Its branches. Goods OF all Kinds
aud descriptions dyed aud cleansed, not TO look
like new but near II Is possible for old goods
to look Ny prices will be rs low ] can put
them, Ia order TO finish nay work properly, aad
will warrant that all work left with me will be
done promptly and as well as II eau he done any
where. Gents GARMENTS cleansed or re-dysd,
al short notice. q. II. DENNIS,
frankiin street, Hines old STAND.
TO MERcHANTs .-Trimmings, Tassels,
PRINCES, Buttons, ke., dyed and rednished.
ia ie-eodats Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.--Flenr straightforward ST.
and OHIO ~. 5oef5s2 Wheat dali. Corn firm
yellow 6e6I65e. white 5s470c. Old do 729p7sc.
Mess Pork SIS Lard lobc Coffee steady at l2qt
lSc. stock on hand q, 900 bags. Whiskey dull al
issc.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2a.-Cotton heavy, upiands
Changed Wheat steady, and lc. lower. Corn
heavy: mixed 6slM7i choice white 75Gse; new
ysIIow esnss-small parcels quoted at Too u. =
PORK firm mess sI7 s7sgls prime dull ut sls9sls.
Lard hrm at sietlol. Whiskey steady at IS. sugar
steady; Orleans 4iN9t; Muscovado sAut. o9nee
steady: sales of 2,si3 bags. Tufpentihe duii al
3sAM37 Rosin Arm. Rice steady.
Stocks lower--eiosing Hrmer. New YORK ceh-
trails ~; Va. es 57t No, c's 90. :,
sales In New York jan aist Of Il, ooe Va. IS al
77t 81 do at ia; Css at 80, and sal ,oeo
Tenn. o's at 75sM7st.
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Position of keNfNcky,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 22.-The House of
6, resolutions declaring that, in view of the
men and money rendered by several Northern
States to the Federal Government, Ken
tucky, uniting with her brethren of the
South. viii resist the invasion OF southern
soil at all hazards and 10 the last ex tremity
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STEAMBOATS,. SHIPPING. &c.

s-.r1Il1ni. FOR LYNtHBI RG-Io leave
's-1-----.-' IA Tomorrow Nv + D NESDAIl
evening, full not full. The Ga
nal Boat TEMPEST, Capt EMMKrT, will leave a.
above For freight, apply 10 Captain. ut Cox,
shed. ur to IA 22-2t \. :. LEE.
aeas-rTITTT7.. FOR NCHBURG.--T,
r~see--SSse---77s----- leave WEDNESDAY EVENING
The Canal Boat - will leave
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FIRE ARMS, &c.
ARMS MA>UFACToR

DI(HNOND AK NN MANI 1l 4 Uh = -
II The subscriber having determined to manu-
tacture in this city an improved RIFLE, Invented
by Mr.. y. L. BABcoCK, would respectfully invite
those who may desire TO procure arms, either for
individual or Company purposes, to examine the
PROPOSED Rifle. a specimen Of W hich be seen at
inv Iron Railing Mandatory, 9th street, next
to The Virginia Mechanics Institute, and where
orders will be received.
ia l7-lw JAS. ID. BRoW y r.
JISC KECEIyED ANA tor sale low "a com
y plete assortment of Colts. Sharpe's, Smith y
Wessun' =, and other REVIEWERS,
A call is solicited from those ia want OF anything
in the GUN way. t. w. TIGAOR,
Gun Maker, Main ST., below the Market.
lin
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The Resources of Goyermment--Thc L. =.
Euuds in Mimic IIaudS.

WASHtNGroE. Jan. eth" Secretary of the
Treasury, i'll i special communication to the
House to-day. estimates the amount nPccS Sary
10 conduct the Government prior 10 July
next. III addition 10 the accruinC revenue. ut
81 ,ooO, 600 He suggcS Is measures for raising
il, and among others. refers 10 the surplus
revenue deposited with the States in 1896 a
specific fund, which might be pledged or re-
called
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by jamc, vi. Taylor s. Son. Auct'rs.
TRUSTEES SALa. OF A LOTION NAVY

L HlLL.-Pursuant - the provisions OF decd of
trust. executed by Nancy Judah the 23d of Au-
gust. ISIS, and record ~ in the CLERK; Office of the
Richmond Hustin2s Court conveying certain lot to
me i'll trust, shall FRI DAY the I~ day of Feb
Tuary, ISL, at O'Clock =. NJ, on the premises
sell II public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash the property conveyed in The said decd of
trust for the purpose at satisfying the debt secured
in said deed The LOT lies on Navy Hill, in the
city Of Richmond. oP the northern side of Baker
street, b";we"n 81 aad 4th streets fronting on Ba-
ker street % feet :TH0S. J. EVANS, Trustee
JAS. NJ Il NYIHR ia
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Seizure ofFAe-Arms.

WAsHINGToS, Jan. 22.--Thirty eight cases of
muskets. attaining twenty -four each, with a
quaint thy OF powder and bali were seized b. the
police 10 day on board the steamer Monticello,
as she was about TO leave for Savannah.
Fifty l. =. troops, from Vest Point arrived
a Fort Hamilton to- day.
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Excitement at New York.

New York, Jan. 22.-There was great excite
ment here last night in consequence of a
runortd intention TO attack the Brookly n
Navy Yard, and the commandment called on
the Mayors of Brooklyn and New York for
assistance. All the police and several regi-
mcnis of military Were ordered on duty.
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:. NA Al ,!!;.!; BRiCk TENEMENT

k3,:; ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ROSS. NEARTO
-A GOVERNOR STREET, FOR SALE.-We are
authorized to sell the excellent BRICK TEN &
MENT located ~ above, now IN the occupancy of
he accommodation of a large FAMILY. The Iccs-
ion is admirably adapted for any ore doing
business in the heart Of the city. APPLY to
la LIT GODpIN X ApPEESnN' tprt RS
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
IL VA l. OF THE ARATHoN

NV foRE, Jan. 22.--The steamship Mara
thon, from Liverpool on the sth via Queens
town ON the 9TH. arrived here to-day.
The unexpected advance OF interest TO per
cent. by the Banks OF England aud France
had produced a severe check i'll commerce.
England Will not longer propose TO Austria
for the sale OF Nenrtia.
There Is questionable report of the wreck
of eleven English and seventeen French gun
boats in Il hurricane in the Priho. China.
The London Htraids Paris CORES pondent
s1Ns that by the beginning of March France
will possess an army of At. 600 men, ready TO
march ia Il few hours. Besides the Imperial
Guard, 10000 strong, there are 4u0, 900 men
under arms. unbrigaded and III the garrisons
OF the Empire.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. -,->atcs ot Cotton Monday aud
Tuesday 9TH aud sthj amounted only to /. 400
bales. Market qnIct and prizes steady. Bread
suns dull. IN con>"qU"ne" of an advance ia BAN
rates, ana tne American news. Flour dull, and
dcciiu"d od. Wheat quiet. Corn declined 81
Provisions unchanged. Sugar, coffee and rice
quiet
toHsuls, Tuesday noon. aiEH8li
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BY Richard s'authorn. Auctioneer.
\ nnD CIGARS FOR SALE

sbU.UJU TOBACCO. CIGARS &c. At AUG
TloN.-Un THURSDAY. cath inst. at 10 o'clock
AT the Tobacco and Cigar store BROAD street
TWO door, above Chutrat Railroad depot, ] will
sci Al aucton for cash, the entire lot OF Tobacco
Cigars, &c.. in said store.
SHOW CAsES.-AlsO.tw0 handsome Show Cases
Indian Sign, and sundry other articles.
FERNIrURE.--At the same time, will sell a
lot oil Furniture, consisting OF Bureaus, Bedsteads
Carpets. safe. Chairs, Tables, Stove, &c.
TERMS.-t'aSh { ia 22l r. CACTHOKN. Auct
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From Alabama,

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 22.-The Convention
adopted resolutions recalling the Alabam;,
Representatives in Congress, and authorizing
the Governor To appoint Commissioners TO
Washington