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PENNIES.
PERSONS desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter. If
READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Req it; it will interest you
au 3-eOly
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Senatorial Election I'm m

ooHutsffdf EftctioH IN NIHfne.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 9.-Ex-Gov. Morrill, was
to-day elected United states senator In plaos OF
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, resigned
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IHESEvKNTH WARDERs meet to- mig ht at Island
Hall, for the purpose Of military organiza
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Virginia Lesrslature

RICHMOND, Jan. Resolutions are before the
Senate 20 call National Convention for the pur-
pose Of amending the Constitution.
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PENNIES.

To THE AFfLIcTBD!-Re sure to read the adysr-
tlsement Of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. In another column. III
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THERE WILL BIZ a meeting Of citizens of the
Sixth Ward, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, ]
tonight, for the purposs Of forming volunteef
In other wards.
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BOARDING..

SEVERAL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- no, MS, with Board, can be had 81 No S39 r
street. between 9th and 10th SIS, on reasonable
terms Persons in sssrch Of pleasant boarding
houses would do well to call and exam ne for them
seI es ia s-6t
MRS ANN OGLES DUVALL HAVING IA
ltI ken the house on st. north, No. $50 bety cen
9Th and 6th, previously kept hv Miss Gwyn. is now
prepared TO accommodate either permanent or tran
sIent boarders with pleasant ROOMS. furnished
or unInrnlshed, with or without Board Also a
suitable for an office. iae-Ivs'
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CIRCUIT couRr.-The court was engaged with
cnancefy business to-day, and resumed the con-
sderation Of the case Of Spain sgt Hamilton
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MEETING OF THE METROPOLITAN RIFIrs-Tbe
members Of the Metropolitan Rife Company met
al the Hook and Ladder house on English 'HIll'
ias. night, for the purpose OF electing oficers
Aoout nItr new members were enrolled swelling
tne list OF members TO one hundred and thirty a We
ne election Of captain being In order the com
pany proceeded TO ballot, and Aouilla Allen
was unanimously elected. He took the chair,
amia the vectferous cheers Of the company and
maor abort address to his fellow-soldiers in
which be pledged his best e forts In maintenance
OF the integrity Of the Union.
igpatus Knott was elected quartermaster: DR.
:. smith, surgeon; g. Miles ensign; r B.
BUT. orderly sergeant; and w. Bowers, ID ser
The company adjourned to Thorn,s Building.
seventh street, Friday night next.
BuReLARIous ATTEMPT About 70 O'Clock ON
saturday night, Mr. J. II. Knott, corner of Eiph-
teenth and X streets, discovered a burglar at
tempting TO enter bis grocery store by yay of the
cellar window. The fellow ran on being detect
ed, leaving behind some Of his tools Mr. Knott
nred at him with a revolver, but In not aware
whether the shot took effect or not.
FAMILIES can be supplied at Dexter,s rest,u.
rant, corner OF Thirteenth street and Pa avenue
Win the very best quality Of Oysters, served up
IN any style desired; can also get them by the
quart or gallon, opened fresh every day. 1t
DON'T fail to call In at the "Fair and Festival,
Ior tne benefit Of the Island Baptist Church, to-
nlght, at Thorn's Building, SevsAth street The
farteilo family will be present to sing on the
occasion.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-The court was engaged with
I'm RinRn to
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IMfOhTANT To hOUSEkEkPERS
e. r. DURKEE q co.'s
01Ia1OT SPIOH0.
Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLYPuRE,
but ground from freeh Spices, selected and cleaned
hy as expressly for the purPoee without referenee
20 cost They are beautifully PACKED in tinfol.
tllneo with paper.l % prevent injury BY Keeping,
and are full weight, while the ordinary Ground
Spices are almost Invariably short We varrApe
them, IN point Of strength and rlohpess Of flavor,
BEYOND AL COMPARISON,
% single trial VIII sbundanty prove.
Msnufsctured only By "
hnhD&w.u Isl Rs.lf st k.v %rt.
A MUSIC BooKIsTgE BEST CHRISTMAS
Moore's Melodies beautifully bound.
The Musical Album,
~ en6e sohn,s Songs, without words,
The Home Circle.
All the Operas, with and without words,
Beethovel's, mozart's and Clsmenti's SonatoS.
becn,s Chernbin's, MARI and Aibreohtseergey-s
Theoretical Works
All the Oratorios,
Selections OF Music With beautiful title PAGES
Alec, large aesortme nt OF SteinvAr a Sons And
Raven, Bacon Co.'S Overst q flsaos, 80
doubtedly the best now Manufactured. very
large stock OF Piano stools aud Covers at reduced
prices At The Music stc,s Of .
de1 oorney Eleventh at and Pa sy.
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Baltimsrs Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. e-Flour steady; Howard
st. and Ohio IS 50; City Mills IS So WI. at
steady; red 81 3OaI IS; white 81 40el 60 Corn Sc.
lower; white 6ls62c; yellew o2a63c. Provisoss
frmer; mess pork sl7 50. Lard Toe. Coffee ac-
tive at l2al3c. Whisky steady at is ks1ec.
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COUGHs-Ths sudden changes of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthnrafie
A0>cftoaS. Experience havIDg proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certsInIy when
taken IN the early STAKES of the disease, recourse
should at once be had to Z" Byotrn's Brouchi1I
Troehes, or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rtatlon OF the Throat be ever so slight, by this
warded of. PKbIie Speakers and Stsssrs will 6nd
them efeotual for clearing .nd streng t1enIng the
voice. See advertisement. de I-ly
Tn THE % enra 70 zaad ia !. L--.-
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NOrlCE.-Having purchased the entire stock
In trade, good will and fixtures of Nj. Open
h3dss, am prepared 10 offer 70 the citizens of
washington great bargains In Harness, Saddles,
trunks. Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoa 9, and ready mad
clothing. The entire stock will sold out 50
cents or he dollar Of ITS original cost, to wit:
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lust RECEIVED BY
y FRENCH a RICHSTEIN,

Hallam's Middle Ages, the new Boston LIpssAfy
Edition River side Press; ton'd paper; price eS7S
Also, the same editions Of McCauley, Hums. 6ib-
bon, Carlisle, Lamb, Shskspesr. deS
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NEw YofK, San. 9-Stocks lower. but arm IL
decline. Chicago and Rock Island 53k; Illinois
Cerhal shares 16x; do: bonds OAK; Miehiesn
Southern 33k; New York Central 76k; Reading
49, Hudson River r. r.. IS; Mo-ose 81.
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HoLLowAY's Pills AND O,xrn,xr

CENTRAL GUARD HoUsK.-There were no trial
ses docketed last night
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Mr.. CHAs. Bishop, who was elected ORDERLY
Sergeant Of the Third Ward Union Company
Monday night, informs us that while sympathf.
zing with the general object Of this organization,
he has not identified himself with this particular
movement, and was elected without his knowl-
edge or consent. 49, :,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

NholS0H1oNN AL En- M -
n@SINGING sCHOOL.-AlI persons de,iTon,
~ OF joining a singing class are invited to
chuISS on MONDAY f NiSHF gspas ,set . A.
f iss4M ? "a, Il s Ss.a quarter !. WHITE
TNQTICE-L LICENSE SAN person,
Georgetown expire on the SET instant, are hersbI
notlned promptly to take out the same, under the
to ns aS S Ss ssy
PusoLy upon the proper officers to enforce said fine
de 23-StavtJaul0 WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
IMPORTANT VSSS INFRINGEMENT.
,n In eE ID s. reduce large and well
days, deduct 10 per from all cash Pu chases Of
s5 AID over. Save your money and cal al o. Bridge
JAZZ colin GEORGETOWN. ID. c.
DOMESTIC MoLAssEs AS YET.
2 barrels prime old crop Orleans MOLAssEs,
this has not had to pay any Custom
House duties i will be sold CORES poBdingly lower
Bank notes OF all the States e1cspr South Csrolirs
taken at par for Groceries, of which the subscriber
w. H. TENNEY,
-JaI-1 dntel.D GEORGETOWN, D. G.
lust RECEIVED
80 bBs. 6 IiT Rye eve %a kf.SG SUGARS
go bbls. HERRING and ALEWIvEs,
80 bbs. Crushed and Refined SUGARS
81 bags 10 and Java COFFEE,
Flo 10 h naTs 81 SloT, gTiSedI h Mn9hAssEs.
ror safe 1y JUN J. BoGGE. seN
MASSEY, COLLINS 4 co.'s PHILADEL-
reOolvinr fresh supplies the above deiis Stfni SeI
cTsSe, and invite all persons who want q pure un-
'tnl'''a''d A'' to iys i ri. sarNN. Agents.
n' 81 6reeB st Genrratnvn.
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The LADIES should all attend the auction sale
lby catalogue) Of frst-class cloth cloaks, Arabs,
Chesterfield, &c, &c, at Iron Hall, to- morrow
morning at IL o'clock-C. w. Boteler & Sons,
auctioneeS. The room will be comfortably
warmed. Goods on exhibition after O'Clock.
See advertisement In another column. IL
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pEMEMRER the AUCTION of JAPANESE
II GOODS. See advertisement, Or
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MAsoNIc.-At the regular communication of
Masons, held on the Sd inst, the following officer
were Installed for the ensuing year, viz: A q
Fowler, w M.-reelected; Frank r eeside, 3. w d;
Geo b Clark, J. w; Aug. Edison, Secretary; ID.
Wheeler, ]. D.; T. Creaser, Tiler
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A MKRcILEss LANDLORD Yesterday afternoon,
a young lrishwoinan, evidently of the poorer
treated his Interference In her behalf She said
her landlord had taken her bed for debt of two
dollars, which left her with her two young chill
dren to sleep on the naked floor she told her
landlord that she would pay him az soon az She
got the money; but this did not satisfy him, and
he took her bed. The justice advised her to get
an onacer OF the Seventh Ward, where she lives,
to 60 with her and demand the bed II ia an ACT
that does not come under the head Of larceny le-
gally but the poor woman . statement excited the
sympathy and cooperation of those in the Office
Policeman Yeatman and officer Reese advised
with her, and hoped to get her property returned
before night.
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By REFERENCE to our advertising columns II
will be seen that Macduf,s well known stock of
japanese goods, No. 206 Pennsylvania avenue
(Willards' HOtel) 10 to be sold at auction through
Messrs Jas G. Mcclure Co on Tuesday and
Wednesday, January sth and 9th. Mr.. Macduff
has received large lot Of new goods, in addition
to those he had on hand, they being an importa-
ton direct from Jeddo and surPass anything
ever before imported They are to be sold for
what they bring, and we earnestly advise ali
lovers Of the beautiful to 60 and make their pur-
chases, as an opportunity like the present may
never be offered again. at
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QEMEMBER the AUCTION of JAPANESE
IL GOODS. See advertisement. It
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MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-fhirty-hve Marines
were sent this morning at O'Clock, by special
train, from the Marine barracks In this city 10
Fort McHenry, Baltimore, to guard il until thu
arrival Of the Artillery companies from Fort Leav-
. nworth.
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LAND WARRANTS AND MONEY TODAY war
rants Of l60 TO 50 buying at 50 cents Der
and selling at IS cents; 30 acre warrants buy
Ing at IS cents and selling at 81. New York city
banks at par; State per cent; Pennsylvania S;
Maryland3; Virginia s. North Carolina 10; South
Carolina II
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kfOR RENT-ln Georgetown, q handsome and
tanning rooms, kitchen, pantry, &c. There is at
tached large and spacious lot, and abu adanos OF
aqueduct and pump water on the premises. IL 10 ia
the immediate vicinity OF the College and Academy
OF the Vlsitauon, equi-distant from both. The
d and High Sts. de Il-eoSvs
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The following resolutions were introduced in tb'
Senate, on Wednesday by Mr.. Morrill,:


JOINT RESOLUTIONS % Prords r the CoHfscaton of The
Property Of Rebels In,uoent', and 10 savy ns JVst
Ciains Of Loyal P0sons hDoron
Rsip,t by me Senate and H0Ee Q Rtpresentofres Of ne
Usied states IN Conge' derted That the real and per
onai estate whereof any person or person, seized or pos
,-sed who shall during the pre,ent rebellion instruction
ngans the Government Of the United States after Prss
Of the United States shall have declared by prccGms
ton that the laws Of the United States opposed aud tho
execution thereof obsucted and shall have commanded the
rebels inusens TO 6perse and retire pescsvby to their
respective abodes engage Ia promoting said rebellion Or nsuf
re tion In siding abeng the same, whs shall
spire with others to overthrow put down. or destroy by
tho Of the United States by force to
pose s authority unless such compelled hersto
shall be forfeited TO the United States shall deemed
and adudged and hereby is declared to be vested In the
and all claim r Of such peson to the labor service Of
any other person persons under the laws Of
State Territory sal DO. and hereby is declared to be
nued law usase of any STATE or Territory or Of tho
United States 20 the contrary notwithstanding
che President Of the United States when any he shall
declared by proclamation Aforesaid any State. dis
tc Territory to ,. in rebellion Or in.onsetiOa 60 cause
kind recognized properly At common law, OF fne
are deeroed In the aforesaid resolution,
fsced and condemned aud due proceedings therefor nt
,ued the District Circuit Court Of the United States.
adnIsty In district Ia which the same was stized
into which the iy be taken, to vest the title and actual
custody thereof the United States and to all property
% vested in the Uned States be sold loaned sssed
othervise disposed Of AID out Of the sales. rent,
md proceeds thereof te cause payment and safsc-
Ion IL be made of such sums Of money a. shall
III for Ices ~ property estate or loss OF persons held 10
.bor service, BY seizure disnbution, coni'sson
,ervie persous States In against the authority
n The Un,ed States sueh person, claiming having been
md remaining and constant IN their allegiance 20 the
United Sats ard tn the execution or the Frenisoi the
,ours may proc ed in virtue Of s power herein grated,
suc sunnsIy way may be deemed most erpediont and
at 10 III parties; and shall aao declare, by Proclamation
hat Al. claim or sht Of such persons to the labor tee
any other ps0p held to service labor by the laws or
afes any State Territory or Of The United States IL
nYey.r annoed any law usage any state or Territory
Of tne Ul!ted States 10 the contrary Notwithstanding
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Arrived.

CHI, c.,p scud lof BATH Jack, LvsTpcoi. 70 The rorb
ssP Vow 30 lat % 20 Ion SO 81 saw ~ fsel, csee
ward Which, P SsS S,S% be .a Sfit w ss
wa. apparently wseIlOssed aud ss the tine srd' y
her deck the wind was blowing were gene fore ans :.
se,Sy ,s ss The jeeon = = fore and
black waist and 5sa sS stamp . a.
P Si PAINTED ss S ss ssa r.
painted elssi s,s sD' long in that eOndon VI"
PARTLY RI. ys Sa's l RI, j J sc. & sS s
order E1pssnesdp ''fsi s. a. lon g. rSas es as
ths sSi1s ssT .1S SDsI .h 49, Mssay
ont, 7th, inst, LAT ~, TO- a. a
fo Hsyre for noanS Rowland Rio ysnec y es,, ps
rho%. Nov IA ballast to % n III c1ew s oi dc Ss
SE MI c,D "a BY the prva.er Snmisr Scott Hshs
o s,;s SoSn Middleton DE- Of sa9d,sa .na,
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COURT CALENDAR-THis DAY ~
U. 5. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 81, Al, E3, t. a

sUpREAE CoURT-CRcUIT.-Part Mos. l6s
Ill., l7S 1888 1855 l557 1883 1861 1867 1862 III IN,
LIS, I'M. 1891 1893 7s 1877 1888 Part Ill Shot
Nos 295O 331 $751; IS 1905 i573 s17o s75 Sg33 az
49l1 SO0 $685. 5097 j0g 5lJ7 526l s3i5 $40 500 ssaS
529 s58s 537 57l 522 2989 $780, $685. $685. STD l<ss
1ig4, 1851, 1923, 1894 5lI4 SSH 5431 1896 5767. -
SUPREME CoURT--SPECIAL TERH.-Nos. 70. &
fS 53s, sol, $40 223 5s3 $50 5s 10 5e5 500 so3
SUPERIOR CoURT.-PARr L-UnchaBged. Pan
5Nos ~ Ss2 2s4 sl4 1856 $500 1926, 2t9e 1889
COMMON PLEas.-Part H-fOne-hour causes. !
Nos J24, ttzS 500 s0li 2l6 4O54 $500 s2lct 327 l9f
31i9, sJIl, 1896, tBI7, 3l5a, 1907 sle9 4CeS
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SUPREME CoURT-GnSrRAL TSRx.


new calendar Tor the February term, 1852, will
be made up in January.
Causes pat of for the and the present caen
dar called win be put the cslendlr the order In
whch they stand without any note of Issue.
last term will not be put the calendar urless now note OF
issae 10 Ned
Notes OF aue must be fled with the Clerk before the
25th IL January 1862
Where the preferred cause, the party ding the
pce Of sue must sIps therein that such eapse entitled 10
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Dzc. 12.-B.tore
Recorder HoFFsAS.
happened.

Recorder HoFYSAS.
LoEwESBURG CONVICTED or MURDER.
The trial Of Moses Loewenburg for the murder
Of Samuel Hoffman, came on to-day, and caused no
small excitement. 1t will be recollected that some
weeks since adificnlty arose between the prisoner
and deceased about the front door Of the house in
which they resided Hoffman wishing to have At
shut, while Loewenburg desired 1t open. Matters
proceeded thus till November Ii, last, when the
prisoner, in eudeavoring TO enforce his wish, in
ficted three wounds with cane-swGd on the
person of deceased. The facts clearly proved.
and tho evidence was incontrovertible After the
learned Recorder had delivered lucid charge, the
jury returned verdict of murder in the first degree
The prisoner was then remanded for sentence.
Before Judge McCuSs.
George r. Cowee, tried for grand larceny, was
acquitted.
SUPREME CoURT-CH,rBkR..-DEc r-Before Justice
IMPORTANT TO LIQUOR DEALERs-sUITs AGAINST
vIoLAroRs oE THE EXCISE LAW.
The Board of Commissioners Of Excise Of the County Of New
York ast Robert H. Purdyi the Same sgt 65 others.
This was motion made by Mr.. james Ill. smith,
Counsel for tho Liquor Dealers Society to dismiss the com
Msssr. sckes Gushing not the authorized Attorneys
the Board Of Excise and tina, authority had been given
them 70 prosecute the suits and that they had notified tho
Excise OF the Violations upon which the suits
based The suits brought by Mess sckes Gushing in
the Of the Board OF Excise under the sh Section Of
the Excise Law, which empowers private individuals to
In the Of the Board violations OF the law upon failure 81
Commissioners do after having been furnished with
proof OF the offense Decision reserved.
CHAMBERS ll--Before Justice LEONARD.
DECISIONS.
Louisa Thompson agt. Henry Thompson.-Report
confirmed and divorce granted Custody Of children awarded
to plaintiff.
men denied Motion TO open default taken June H. 1861
General Term granted far permit the said appeal 10 be
the calendar and argued payment Of May Gen
era Term Sl0 aud the costs OF opposing this melon 10
Proceedings the judgment entered Oct a. 1861 and
Special Term the ue joined herein TO BIO then stayed till
the decision Of appeal
James Wakefield ct al agt Levi Morton ct a-Moton
granted, With BIO costs OF motion.
James H. Bsns sgt George II. Alen.-Motlon granted.
Samuel b. Eigenbothsm ct al ast Terence Farley ct Al
Motion granted on payment Of el0 costs Of opposing
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TnE RESULT OF THE ELECTION FOR ASSISTANT
EyGISEFPs election Assistsn: Fnseers Of
ne BROOKLYN Fire Department Weern District took Ist
on Tue,d,y night resulted in he success Of Geo wsH
hobert barr VILLAIN Taylor, lbsries etneril Petef fs
patrick David Simpson, and H. J. Whiting by the olew
irgyote: -
G. Wsrd Hose No. 7.673 ". Julian, jr, Engine =. 24g
Bar Engine No 3....742 w. Mclaughlin, Er-ne 1851
W. Taylor En- sne No. 6. 5s9 Gilehris Engine ~ ~
c. Wetherel Engine 7g3 VIM McNillen, Engine IL "a
p. Fitzpatrick, E1gine s.. tiC H. shken. Hose H..Al
Ovid Simpson, Engine 70 l3z John ttanee'.'''....z
II. T. Wmnc Eagine 3. f32 Scattering @
w. VapdeFssaP In p, .5Sll -
Ioai..... NV
The As,stant EDgiaeer. hold their Office 70. two ears
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LARGE SALE OF TURPEsrIsE.-We are requested
to call attention to large sale of 1000 barrels Of
spirits turpenrine at the Union Stores, brookiyn'
at noon on Saturday, by Whitmore q Hazeii' auc-
tioneers, by order of the Prize Commissioners, the
property having been seized by the u s. authorities
under the Colfscaton act See advertisement.
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r.1-xssaw4sszSs<sr-xs

Capt. Wilkes left ihe city yesterday afternoon,
at p. M, by way of Amboy and Camden, for Pha-
delphia. After remaining in Philadelphia a day or
two, he goes 10 Washington.
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TAdyertiseinent.I

ALBRo g. PoIBEMUs, dealers in Teas and fine
rocer Gc No 2s5 Broad ay junction Gthav Fine old
lava Ccf.e aud high grade Teas the original pees
n. B-Sugas at reduced prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-13

The benefit, and last appearance but one, OF Mr..
f. l.. Davenport, at the New Bowery Iheater THIS
evening, Is julius Caesar ought draw clubhouse
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The 18th REGIMENT IN NEED OF BtAsxErs
The Rev. J. S. Iuskip, Chaplain of the Brookly.
18th Regiment, has written to several gentlemen Of
this city, in which he appeals for aid in behalf of the
men under bis pastoral charge He states that the
weather in Virginia i, very cold, and that the men
are suffering for the want Of blankets. Some Of
the m have on!y one blanket each, which is insufRe-
lent to keep them He appeals to the churches
and citizens generally to furnish large quits or
forters, which will answer the purpose better than
the army blanket and send them on. Several con-
gregaions have already taken the matter in band,
and the members of the Police Department hare
voluntarily come forward aud offer to contribute
from so cents to 81 each toward the object. From.
present indications, the blankets will be furnished
within a week from this time
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CITY ITEMS.

HOWE FOR VoLusTEERs' CHILDRES.-Ihe far
for the benefit of this Society," at No. 5A Broadway
presents it's claims in very attractive FORM There
is a New-Epgland kitchen, 200 years old' aoies
costumes of like date also, chair which Is said
have been occupied by Washington. These ana
Secession flag and sword captured by Capt Hoyt'
are worthy of an inspection. The number Of chill
dren provided for is 60.
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MAYORS CLERK.-Heury McCloskey, esq, has
been appointed Mayors Clerk, to fill the vacancy &C.
casioned by the death Of Alfred r. Heheld. M.
McCloskey was formerly editor Of The Br0otlys
Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-13

preference and the Of preference otherwise IN.
will be put on the general calendar. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-13

THE NISErIETH REGInRsr.-The Goth Regimeit
n Y. 5. v, win be presented with stand of coioa
in front of the City Hall on Monday next, by the
Mayor on behalf of the city authorities. The req.
ment will depart for the seat of war the sans
evening.
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