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The Secretary Of the Interior having requested
the State Treasurer Of North Cirolini not to pay
the coupons or bonds stolen from that Depart.
ment, the Treasurer consulted Attorney General
JEskISs, who replied as follows:
think II clear that You ought n ray tho coupons
" the bearer, whosyer Il may De. North rohs h-'
issued her bonds, with coupons payable to ths boreh
and the Treasurer Uf the state II no Inclal ohsrn
determine the rights Of parties H. unfortunately inr
those TO whom tile bnds really belong, they gee INTO
improper hands this nstt0T Inuss 10 settei IN sns
other way than hy the Treasurer oi North Carolina
The Tcu,icEt Of the SecretIry most unreasonable
one and n granted. wuu tend IN a great degree ~
damage the credit OF North Carolina, which now stands
without, srot on hepish North CAroln M stocks have
inpr,r.sd upon them tho cha's'ter of neootlablty
spd 90 oil faith ~ her creditors, well as hor own n
ter.sr requires that ths character should be steadily
nniItapea especially when her bonds stll In
MARKET The coure which the Secretary asks OF yoI,
Az Treasurer W pursue In litgasng with the bearer
OF our coupons, would justly excite the fears OF all
ouT bondnoldsrs and deter capitalists nom purohas
ing them The state credit would a DO ruined
In conclusion, I would advise that you forthwith
give public notice that North Carolina will osstAiny
nees all demands against her ~ the time, place. aud
W the bearer OF every paper 10 which her genuine
signature, rather that Of her Treasurer
juss - II ID written upon the paper and has you ~
Treasurer cannot uHdertalce 70 decide knoesy ques
tions Of law and net, which may and doubssas VIII
| srss In dseermininx 70 whom tie beads rsoSvd "
n Ne ksostaEy rsslly bSoog, o.
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CalaInlties,

c., ,n Friday It tore up the frozen grouad.
and smashed the windows Of dry goods stsss.
LIGurNINu STRUCK iIouSE, at Bloomaol,
c., on "wednesday, broke - panes Of gissr, t6ro
of clapl olrds, and made its d,pir ,ure through .
we'll, which has Sinco become dry.
4 LrTrLF noy who persisted in swinging q
the front Of "a strcct car at 81. Louis on Friday,
fell under the wheels which passed over his hssa
before the driver could stop.
SnME HUMAN pIENns gave little boy, nine
years old, cnough liquor TO make him drunk, ct
st. Louis last week; while mounting u wagoa,
he slipped under tho wheels aud his leg was -
horribly crushed that he will 10 . cripple fsr
life,
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Union Meeting In somer-cs

GEES Anne, Somerset county, where strong res
oiutions were passed in favor Of the Union. and
also q resolution expressing the opinion OF the
nesting, that the proposition Of Convention
Of tho people Of this state at this time 10 unwse
unnecessary and inexpedisnt," tho Hon. j.. W..
virIp's remarks, as published in the Worcester
County Shield, are very striking, and We wish
we could find room for them. He said, among
other things, she had suffered 10 tho extent u
tan thousand dollns In his slave property BY
northern sbolitionism. He thought nAstsriy
inactivity was At present. tho uus courss o.
; sf0sywSes HisEs Sakimsrs CsRp~.
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r,,,..uI,bIuu Fires by Contract.

PRopo-uIoSs are before tho City Councils d
Philadelphia to rearrango the locations OF the
sails TO extinguish tires by contract. The In
Uarer states that the fire association, composed
of number Of the most efficient fire companies,
owning their own apparatus, Is willing 10 un-
dertaks the work Of subduing fires, under proper
police restrictions, for the sum Of eG0.000 per
snnum, and 70 give bonds In the sum d e3oO, ,oO0:
Tho pressnt system costs TIE city upwards Of
boo, besides tho incalculahls loss o< property
Sy the reckless uss Of water and tho lack x ssb.
Sgdiastlsa and dlssiplias, s
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The Georgia Ordinance.

Tho following h tho ordinance adopted by the
Georgia Convention on Saturday;
We the people Of tho state Of Georgia, In conven-
tlop assembled, do decare oIdain, snd II Is hereby
declared and ordained, that the ordinance adopted
by the peoplo Of Georgia In convention In the year
1ISS, whereby the Constitution Of the United 5tates
assentcd TO, ratihcd, and adopted. and aso all
ac, and parts u sc,s OF The general assembly rstily-
ing and adopting the amendments 10 the sAid Con t
tuton, ARE hereby repealed rescinded, and abrontd
aud do further declare aud ordaln that the Union
now subsistng betweon tho state Of Georgia AMI the
oil er states under the Of the unito! States Of
Amsrics, 10 hereby dissolved and that the state Of
Georgia Is In the null possession and exerciss OF all
tho1e rights OF sovereignty which belong and apPer-
ialn 4 freS and Inlene nlenl state.
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nJEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

,,IS SFEESyRkifss,r SPESRis s,rRfRT, fh2l nNE new Y Y9Rx.
MANUFACTURERS and PkAhEEs phRIa aI N sssT ds-rgtp
GiSfs and BOILERS, wOopW0RTH'S PLANKRS
ma III ofher woop wosKIsG M.cnmna
LATHES, PLANERS, Dk!LI1
IEATHER d RUBBER pELTIN0,
BABBiT AND OTHER COMPOSITION METALS,
NM I'll dher articles needful In Machine shop
sOI,E NANUFACTu RERS on
ID. DICKS. GslsbsEatsd E AG,t M yssSa ss,Ssion
UlRRIE PATENT SITTING MACHINEA
iiFRKfT TDOUBLEACIISa BALL VALVE
ovrAmE scALES ri GREAT VARIETY.
NJ nAay eshss valuable Articles.
snk
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r EHIGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
~ dsrsnsd assnt. for this invslusbs paint arg pro
nsnufsesursrS picea. They warrant the sztelsto be
saperor 70 any sod In this narks bstaI fully 70 PEI
sood and eanys.s hts NJ no sTal;r ;r Brick suiiainT
hrv ior many yesr-at about sone third tie price Of
uss esd worth ys.tly more tor ALI meh purposes.
t~2iS 321 Pearl t., Nov York.
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NyTW YoRK MACHINERY DEPOT.
IN 1rEvLSg InoIHEK > Co

::saa :ssias S.ss fEiSSs.y ,se sss "a Ssad
- dd ss.I asiaS s,ss1i. bon s;:, s%,s,;. ma Ssr a.
!. als ! y :;'':'' ss -; 8: y: 800 !; =
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Foreign Intelligence.
One Day Later from Europe.


TA@ steamship Marathon, from LIVERPOOL OH
tho s,h inst, arrived here yesterday.
The s,ean,ers Europa and yiso lad arrived At
O Qiecnr,ov~n the Moth Briton at londonderry tho
Kcdsr at Liverpool, and the New York .. scathan,p-
ton.
The west india mail steamer sltsanon, conserving
which some anxiety haol gu delt, ~as oe sen, ou
the 9th, and n steamer hsd gone 10 hcr assistance
Grent Britais.
Tie political and general news is Of -, in.rct w.
in y financial sense IL !. Of much in,p,r,.nre.
On the T,h inst tMondsy) the Directors Of tho
Hank Of England suddenly aud uncrp c,,,iIy sd.
,sncd their minimum rate u discoun, frpm to
per cent.
The effect of ,hi. NJ, vance upcn tho funds wa. So
wore causiup fall in con.ols of ~. per cen,-,hs
closing quotation on the Ith heny pi,. foe account
Railway s,ocks both British and Amsric,n were
Also much pr,iudc,d the average fall bcin; lx per
| cent.
| In the Discount narko, on the Ith there wa, an
,,,ac,S,e r rc sue. ,pl INA, orc the action Of tie
| n,,l II rct,r. WAS ,,ulJi.h,l good bill, were n,y,-
| ,.b. n, , fraction hcov uer cent, Anc-v.tds
| h,,,c,,r ,bc r,ryc U,s 7,7r pc~ cent.
nh. ,,,r,,,,,ns G,r dis,p,',, A, IN, Hank al ,b.
| .a,,r,oL ,,,o ,,oro r,, rr,,c,,,.
| rh. mai, >,,, il, .,,,,,,c~,,.,c ,h. r..,,r, an.
.,,,., o,r ,S. oc,i,, nr Mn, p.,l ~ y,,,pd avg
Tb, MI ,r r,,rro 4. 4, nm ,,ati.f.,,rv ro,ito,
| .a.f a., ,......,,. -, -. ..,,t,
| .,,,. ..,,, ~, H. -. -. a., ,,,,,t..,
! U''n lu" !" hu'" "' III f'""'' " !" "'S'
hero S also the TACT that the reserve oi nees IN the
! Hank of England by last returns showed falling
| or ,f u.vn,ds of =, million rounds, The new, frm
| v" W t"'' W NV -
America Is SUPPOSED To have hd tho cAiei influence
! IN the Bank psiinr on Mrdsy--the impression be-
In. ,h,, G,,,bcr c,,d .,Irmcu,. v,uId la m sc 4,
| - O.
| New foik during the week
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F I N A N CT A L, DO.
NEW YORK. Tuesday. Jan. o

-
The Stock marktt was lrs Q i've today, and prices
fell Throughout more rapidly after the anpoupcen ent
o, ,ho .i.o r ,to NIB - r,,,., -. IT., -.
" '' '.'o VI Wv p"N " h"e'"' 's''' "u' w"
not made until near the cloe ofthe Board. The bcnd
marx ktt shows great frmness The state stocks are
,,,,. .,a ,.,..., -. -. ,...t-.u, a.. =, All
f'' ~ f' o'S VI" i't
prices The Railroad bonds ere trm with Good 10
mand rnost descrip,ions beps h,eber.
rh.-. A., ,,,.,. A.. -. a., A.. ,.o,.- ,,..,.x
A"e'' ~ ii''e 'na"s' w ~ " ~ '' N0''
The demand on temporary loan is rather more active
and rsr ,ent il now freely paid on frsclass coils
-. n. -. 4. -, =, , . a ... -. ,
'eNS' riime paper u ""i''u " Tc' 'en'' Ok
change on London is frmer today. The esdng
drovers are selling al lOGL n leJI Frsncs ne
oo,<
qu''eu "''' "''''N'
Tie deposits ut the Suh-Trc'sury thus i,r IN ey-
cbanre tr Treasury Notes srnr,,n,. u a. ~ o,.i
O., It,, 4. o.,,-.u.., =, A. .,,, 1t,
"'e'' 'ei ~ "'.' ~ '"' I''"'P'"S' WIN
which Secretary DiA msds tie award.
I,y the Marathon we have received London n men.
10 the sth inst. Commercially the mos, inp,r ant
,,o,, -, ,,.,. a. a. ,,,-,,,,, ~ A.. p,,,L -, 80,
"'" W "'"' 10 '"' '''"'' VI VIC p''A W hnB sna
rHte OF discount from six rer cent, ~ which II Was
fixed on the sist ultimo TO scyes rcr tho hih.
.., ,,, n, oh tch 4, ha. s,,, s,. ,ho ,,,t ,,ss,
" " P'"' ""'" " '' ''V' 'i'o '"o P'uio W i'''
The 71mps of the sth, says -
Tie step came Unexpectedly, and 4 few minutes
previously to It's not tcstin money WAS oh ain ,le in
the disoun, market ut traction below the Rank
terms thea current. The reasons a,sigu,d for H. now
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MACHlNERY, 20.
DICKs ANTLFRICTION MACHINE,
~ ROK PUNCHING, 6HEARIN0,
AND PRESslNd IRON, 40,

LABOR SAVING MACHlNES IN THE WOkLD.
Friction all but done away WITH ueu 70 no OIL r.
ssred In running them and no repair arc needed NJ
ycan the largest mschlne require as than one hers
1ovur fog 6hektns and Punching Iron, 70 one Inca =
Shicknas with perceptabs efort, doing hs vork y
Ne moA smoeth and psifsst manner. ~
We refer 70 the lArsert and moA mooc.fui ceAbnAr
aschinas made under DICKS PATENT, saos e
CoorH b nnwrrr Trenton, y; j.; CoaILss q SIsAn ~
S4a.s. B.s. Co, kss Yofi WI.sDorS IosI.s
ML. Detroit Mich CotLrss "a Az ~ r.1so.v S 0oiiins;-
SFslnis, IlinoLa, 0eorgia, Ohio, Ao., kc., many q
Shcm ater unG them Ior tvo Or thres years ~ they
soS sd others say that In comparison with any othr
nschIpss tnoyn 70 thsm, that hsy nv boz the eos b
"A osdsss IronSsT attended 10 and an iniormatisn
"" srEyEN BROTHER CO..
SOLE AGENTS, IN PEARL srKEEEIl
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.

This tabls Is derived by ooupsrisou S the Fins
Board sales each dayt
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

|DOARDING-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
kllott,in good ty,ard and oAxns board only, witl
private family in Atlantic st, BROOKLYN No 2.i near
\ JAZZ SllS
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[CADDLE wANTED-ANY ONE HAVING
- q good LADYS SADDLE TO dispose Of AT BAl
LGAIN msy hna customer by addressing note 70 ki-
DING SCHOOL, box 81 Sun onioo tsu
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. .JlaAt5.in1 sa iEa0
'Ew.r. ..tr4 saI .7slrq q alst1 sYi
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WANTED.

kTJORSR POWER wANTED-A SECOND
I1hand Railroad hor.c power for ca,h. Adires. s. L.
>box silI, n Y. Post Office, stating maker aud PRICE
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L OARDIN FEW RESPECTABLE
I'D mechanics can and good board warm droomA
yDAfse dining and attins rosms, tor Ss vsst ss ITO
llo 9<As'1I1
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In November lat, GARIBALD sent the foll,v-
ing letter in RET ly 70 en- invitation sent by some
Ncapolitans, urging kss return to Naplcsi
, 1861-03-29
:: 9CtuH8k9.
GruHsts.
LII BY TIE
HARD RUBBER RIGGS Truss ]

This rruss Is uu1iks m othe1s ever
s n1sa n nf snt1y nfese Oh th. rupture and
taer b. ege lar Iife 4ke 1sr fs nsrs 81
- tatns- giyfnF nsfura chance 70 cute WhiG Z a92S
b neaty aaes Does not pEe4a Upon TIE ~ u
siESYg clean and neW- Young persons ena fGGfHS Gf
eas swas cured PHys ~ ~ ~ y w. she t tSose
mn lts Te suffered with the misery Of rupture 81
nrecisfs re value Of the ~ggs Truks Ar 4
opa q ioe b Is Pa e5 ssRs9g ss ah
~ AZ case to J. b. sEELKY. sols And E1elnstse
Sent toE r. EesssFe sfss Seon 10, tupstatrs r
9; " 5o1 14sS. ssst -: 1}aShiy
, 1861-03-29
CEW ING II 4 @ HI n z 8.
1, CORNELL 4 CO.'S
ramtly and N1anufao
go sEwiNo MAcHlhEs.
a,>aaanr&FARR,s PATENT.

FAaGART d FAHR's PATENT
chtnsa and IL taenaaads taat wsnt hen taft
nAGA1FSEo ntFshS oF ho9 ssoTEE s5A III HAkEk EL1As
H6SWE T. and ali persons selling or using them aFs
91s aas eaps non equally peP,niss, bssl.
g ,ss 1 Nv soid i -
hs5a ssEsss sss m sss Nss@1s 6e
22a eTssst1sss 1ssm LID
Fr1sTUI1ss HAduIa s r naRh91 81 e. a. ,,v ,ru+,--.,
: & PS 4aEN M IS
Ss sane 81 .ess Feeeos Machine ea
MUGS iaore an any oths7 :, sheEeh necessarily somo
6Gytns ,nost s5Gr hGGa.ines are thsse1t a.ea
,xext nsede hss great spsse uodsr thS s1 sesa 1
s sonsn 4n2n. spaos % snges sscaFed fom dust
ss: Sss ess t.s sFs:sd tsa2
S5s ss?s ssaisis; q ss Sssi:
,ss fsa9st4s; M =
3osea1 49, po7eas ca mansGait koas other viii sati'
g sa:7 p,:ss e
s r1sy iesn e. psea lanas Ss
bssa sss: ase e sspPy
Ssss tss r. az az sesson ass
rs Sfft e "a
RToaaess "a Ss5sa h17tasat: s s,t f.
G nscases sR ia g pusss,ss passn,s: 9
:e - ssaa saF bizcftpaTe Circular LEG samples
s gass s.Ts e
:ps1sey 1sspoasnls PATE pt,ne tssf or macnin ver
AZ &, 81 s1 9si
axas aoftaEsstsT5RS 5Sss Ststsfr %rf.M Hdares CO.,
Post o1ea Boz Il. Ca1cago I m. !,
c.ux+ 1ss 1ats ri * fTe-staiM, ds2Sdzs2S'
, 1861-03-29

E An Important Discovery for
h. ezra Of Consumption, Breach,as. ueush. and
CeId4. 2.
TRE mAEx0RA ARARICA.
-Dsocvtred by sstok afy Wills travelling In Assh!a
Ths NaRoza Axabica curss Consumption.
The H&foeA 4sahleA cures Bronehtth,
Tne Makcra Arsblca eares sore Throat, conRhs snd
Co9dA- .:-.- !. s =
The AAkora A7ahics cures As,h1ns, ps.ofn]s md
impurities * tic blood, $ -
7hs unequaled remedy Is now for the t.st time IN
toduced tn H. public. 1twss prrr1dsntsny disoov.
sred hy Missionary white traretng In Arabia, Hs
was cprsd Of Consumption BY its st,er bis csse
wss pronounced hope1esssny learned pa5t1cians IN
Europe. r.
VT import tho, ,MAKGRA -ARABIcA direct frpm
Hm5rne. through the house Of G3aon 1ytppus, and
~ ave a3xa5Koa hand fun supp1y put up in bottles
Ftady for Use With full directions.
Pr'oe one donas per bott1a seat ty nai On zsestps
OK rEtce- Ands& eenta Hor ooetaEe.-
For sale Wholesale and retail hy
LEEDS, ,GILMoRE d CO.
Importers Of prnEr and Ned]clneAt
No. 81 Libe1tyst- New York.
Sold also hy druggists generally. 25-es49.lm
, 1861-03-29

THICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
RAILROAD LINE-Pnsae1gFf Tf2lnG dcpAx4
Atom and 111ye at Chicago a. eollbX7:
nav Exness nd Mali leave At IS l. T., aud aI1tT&
h4K&F l. (spndAJs excepteN. -
Nrht EIpFtaa leaves 1t IS P l. f8sturaayS s1tept-
3d): eT1iye 1t S Is 4. r. (MondAyB excepted.
1aliet iccou1iu0datlpp. 90 r, r. NHld1y8 a1capte.
j0HN r. TkAGY, aan. sup'k
WI H. JON, Gen1 Agent. dkN
, 1861-03-29

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. FOR
Il, CITY And. COUNTRY. BY Stewart Hamilton.
basement Church Block 1o9 l3fk street, where Male
md Female help Of al Kinds rnAy BE- Obtained for cfg
and country. Also Marine Help for lAkes md C4nAls
F1THls Lob and Hpp3ts sold 1nd feutsd.I OrdEfs
! {rom cty end country pfo1ply attended TO- Qood
H fees W sse nSss So g esaa5 n
, 1861-03-29

Ti3ICAGO & NORTHWEST.
~ NRN RAILWAY.
DIRECT ROUTE
70 RoaktnEd+ Belolt Freeport Janesy.ne Galen &
aTean Bxy. Berlin, Hpon, = CTossa. s. all &c
On and A{ter Monday November XII. r. o. tfa,na
1eAye VIZ:
Day E1pfess-11S Noon. ....
H3F Il for Janesvt1e sud WAS Stations
WTnruuKh tcketa can be purchased 1t al Kafrosd
qfcAs On Dearborn stEeet, 1t Passenger Stpttona
GEO. l. DUNLAP. Superintendent
K D1 WET RoBIEsoE. Gen1 Ttcknt Axt ool1iY
, 1861-03-29
Qtn<39artr1er8bip Notices.

nISSOLUTION.-The Co Part
l. nership OF Mather 4 1ncersou Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Either party Il authorized
to make settlement Of company business.
D, w. MATHEK,
J. E. NGERSOLl.
f!hfearc A{arrh 9th fsft tnh2TXSt
, 1861-03-29

KuKRARD / HUNT. Agents.
No. Loonla' Building,
Corner Clark and Water streets, Chicago.
Applications for Insurance, Or the renewal Of Pot-
Mado TO "a duly appointed Agent8 for the City Of
ChcAEu With full power to receive proposals and Issue
PoNae. on u hyorable terms - other responsible
Companies; and 1ts aim VIII be 70 secure the co1n-
6ence Of the public By honornhe course Of dealing
n. MAGHf, General Agent 81 and e5 West Third
Etreet Cincinnati Ohio, to whom all applications fo1
b addressed. [ap26o1y
, 1861-03-29

r F. DeDERKY, N. D.. Home
y eRsthdo rhynleian. surgeon. &C, Having ca:
eIpe1tence in this country the Doctor feels confident
heca1 give ent1u satisfaction in the treatment Of III
cuFable diseases, Acute eod Chronic.
Office honre tn L. II. and to s P. H. znd All horI4
Of night Z! hfs restdeune, a West Randolph street.
, 1861-03-29

~ What shall T. do for my Hair?
ensat preparation nade. 1a immense sale proves
IL excellence. Nothing has erer given such uulver.
sal sttkacion. It trestorcs preserves. and beauties
ths Hxtr, sud fnaparts delightful odoc. rnhl2lm
, 1861-03-29

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
tofose ex1atInZ between the undersigned, under
the rm name Of Barker Chase is this day dissolved
nom the nrm. George F. Barker L. alone authorized
~ GEO F. BARKER,
rnh7kcsth1u > GEO, C. CHASE.
, 1861-03-29
Railrua1a

1Oo1 S-BUFFALtO AND
t0hEe TAKE HURoY RAILwAT.-shor+tst
.1t 49, -er+. - 13afaIo &ud other Eastcxn cttes
ssaE esssS 4 81 s1 PstfSit Ysff ,t ss
Il n R,sSnn st NJ tonnetstEs. with New fafk
Gsnsfat 4 B11sio md NV Yors q Eas tsa!as going
Union Depot K s, CATER Gent M.na3eE:
A FELL. TT1f1a Euu'f. BpneNo. Hlh-t el.lT
, 1861-03-29

through tf1103 4TIfre II chicago u I'D Il. An1 82
r.M Joliet and Wilmington 1cenmn1odatlon leayu
Chicago 1t &I0 r. II dslly (e1rept Sunday, aEzt7e II
R51AA =.
U Meg1at Sleeping Gs1s On ~ night Eains~
III and Burlington Railroad taE loganspozt, Peoria
G4lesburz and Bnrlf2gto4: A BloontnEton With lnE
Great Western Rallroad of n1iaoh fer Jacksonville
Naplea md Quincy. Al St. Lou with Pse1E Railroad
Lexington, Independence, .Ka14>s City and Leaven
worth With Worth Missouri Railroad Tor 6s- Charles
fosd for Pilot Knob and Southern Missouri With R.i.
road liu4 OF Steamers the XlsH1Appl Eaves toE
Neunhta, Vlcksbu1E and EGw Ofle1ns-
For through nckasa apply 1t tho companJ's omeas
q Dearborn street, opPIate fremont HouSe, md u
1h4 Depot Canal street
6Asg 3AXgs EE9sabos E9Sab }Esea.v.rA
Re AAsoH sqP'4tPffRasnsss %aEsEss a.n1 r aze,t
JoaxPH rYrcE freM19ar. a.
, 1861-03-29

a ~<N~-~e@e -
s;ttf IN the front Office one morning, en-
paged IN perueing the New York papers. l
heard the chiefs bell tinkle rather e1citedly.
The sergeant answered 1t.
nGEn2 Brandon to me-" next reached my
ears Ehroueh tile half open door.
Before the sergeant could repeat the order,
had passed him, and was standing: BY the side
Of the chief. :,
"sit down, Mr. Brandon. he! said, Is he
continued making some notesan the register.
Iobeyed, and anxiously awnited his con-
mands,
II have q singular case before me th1s morn
tne,'' l,e began "and I am about to try your
INGENUITY to unrave1 it."
Ny expectations were aroused.
"On the 18th Of last month, the Hon, - ~. "
F. gave ball at his mansion In the Fifth
avenue, which was attended By nearly all tho
clite Of the city"
"I remember It," said.
"Do you remember what occurred theref''
ssAlmost every lady in the room lost some
article Of jewe1ry,"' replied ;, =,
aExactiy, for which no one could account,
as the party Was most select, and It would have
been an outrage to have suspected any one
present Of stealing in such wholesale man-
nern
acknowledged the Justice Of his remarks.
The chief continued: -.
t.on the 18Th Of the month grand prone.
made concert was given at the Academy Of
Music, aud the same thing occurred. This
would not seem SO singular, as there was plen.
| ty Of opportunity for the professional pick.
pockets; but the remarkable featnre is that
no gentlemen were robbed, but all who suf
| fered were ladies'"
| "Perhaps, responded the chief, in dubioul
| tone. "Now for the last event. Yesterday
| morning, as you have probably heard, Mr.
| w. was welded to daughter Of Col
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LIE SINGER 4 cos GAZETTE,
rtrh n bosn tsful p!ctora paper entirely dsToteo
saths suh3ect IT WILL BE SENT GkATA-
l. ID SINGER e. CO.,
Na q South Clark Akreet {undcr the Sherman Houte2
@.or,e JAMEsBoLToN, AEsnt
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~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 1.-THE CHEZ.
~ Plastic AND VULCANITE PRO.
CESS.-G. W. JONES, DssrIsr, having he
nSht for the above mote of making Tee., aud be-
ing satisfied of its absolute superiority over all
other methods, can with confidence conn END it 70
those desiring fall or partial sets of tee Ia and es
pecially such as may be dissatisfied " iii those
they are now using. The perfect adaptation OF
the plate TO the mouth ana TIE suction thereby 80.
cured, enables him to insert one OF more teeth
ptsaonf clasps. This method having been adopted
by those standing highest in the profession, North
and South testimonials will be gwen sud Bpeci-
mems exhibited TO those whaling TO see them. Sets
OF Teeth, on gold or any other plate, will, Of
course, be made for those preferriRg them. Fill
ing, Cleansing, Extracting, and all otter operations
gently and thoroughly performed. Teeth extracted
by ELECTRICITY, without pain.
- Office On Main street, opposite Cornthan
nan. de lily
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RReaEAAN5AH1DNS.

10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a AUTHORIZATIONS, It sppears
BY the returns Of the Commissioners appointed Tor
the several counties and cltias OF this Common
wealth 10 supe.;ntand tne election Q! Electors Tor
President AID Vice President of The Confederate
s. sies, that majority o. the votes poiied at the
said election were given in favor OF the following
persops
JOHN r. EDMCEDS. of Halifax.
ALLEN T. CAPERTON, of Monroe.
JOSEPH CHRIaTIAN, Of k.i6diesex.
CISCiNNATUS ". NEWTON OF Norfolk
cry.
VIM F. HHApSOS, OF Dinwidlie. 4
WOOD BOULDTN, OF Charlotte,
VIM L. GOGGIG, of Bedford.
BENZ. T. RANDOLPH. Of Aibemarle.
JAS w. WALkER, Of Madison.
ASA ROGERS. Of Loadoun.
SAMUEL @. WILLIAMS, Of Sher ando.h.
S MCDOWELL REID, OF gockbridga.
HENRY a. EDHCNUSON of Roanoke.
JAS. W. SEBTFEY, OF smyth
HENRY J. FisisE& OF Masoc.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, q Harrison.
L. II. FITZIEUGH, OF Ohio.
Now, therefore. By yi.tue OF authority vested in
tho Exeertive by law. herebv proclaim and make
known that thu sad persons have been dIl7
elected Electors OF President ana ice President
OF tee Confederate States for and On behalf of the
State of Virginia.
The Electors ere required by law to meet a. the
Capitol, the city OF Richmond, the fist WED
NESDAl in December next, by the hour Of ten
o'clock IN the morning..
f~~o, Given under my hand, az Governor, and
J L. S. under the Seal OF the Commonwealth, at
w Richmond this .''rh day of November 1861
aud in the year of The Commonwealth the eighty
sixth. JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
GEO. W. MUNFoRD,
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NAycFACTUgE OF PERCUSSION CArs.--At The
Briaesburgn arsenal, III Philadelphia, there
:ire not less than 900 percussion caps man
n.actured daily. Sixty sheets Of copper are
thus consumed, weighing three pounds. Il
IL estiIn ated that sheet winch costs one dol
lar, viii yield 2,2ip caps. Fourteen thous
and caps may be filled from 4 pound Of tul-
minafing powder.