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Nashville, March I 1861. I
TNTlL further notice, Freights for Memphis and
~ Charleston Railroad, and local stations the
Nashville and Ch Ittanooga Railroad will be received
On Mondays and Fridays. Z. W. COLE,
mar7-u SUPERINTENDENT
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feb25-u RAINS, BROWN a co.
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TO SHIPPERS.

SUPKRISTESDESr's OFTIcE, n. c. R..
Nashville, Jan. 81, 1861 (
OWING TO the unusual accumulation of Freights at
" Nashville, as well other transhippng points
South of our Road, we compelled TO stop receiving
Freights for few days when further notice will be
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Position of Kentucky

Louisville, April 10 A Union meeting was
held here last night at which Mr. Guthrie and
other prominent men made speeches. Resolu-
lions Were adopted that the Confederate States
having commenced the war, Kentucky assumes
the at to choose her position, and that she will
acknowledge loyalty till the Government becomes
the aggressor.
She OpPosers the call Of the President for volun-
teers FOR the purposes Of coercion, the raising
OF troops for the Confederscy; asserts that seces
sion Is no remedy fer the pending evils and that
Kentucky Will not take part with either side; at
the same time declaring her soil sacred against
the hostile foot Of either
The Governor is endeavoring TO induce the
banks to take loan Of $500 oO0 Tor the defense Of
tbsS tafa
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DIED,

On the 10Th instant, JAMES T.MOORE, in the
S6th year of his age. " WV
The funeral will take place on Tomorrow (sab
bath afternoon, at O'Clock, from his residence on
Tenth St., between @ and X,
baltimore papers copJ.)
On the 18th instant, of Pneumonia, FRANK
500 Of Alexander W. and Jennie Moody, and
grandson OF w; p. Particle, Esq, of this city.
SunE ions mother. whIle weeping,
"upde, the willow, with his golden hsir,
FraI Ky, sweet Frankly, lies sleeping"
On the 18Th instant, at Trinity Church, GEORGE
town by tue Rev: Father +. M Nerhany. of Wash
inston, d. e., Mr. WILLIAM wHEi:AN Of
eaushter of Edward and B. A. McNeThany, OF
Langley, Fairfax county, Va. - - ',
oopyJ -
On the 18th instant, JAM ES OWENS, Jr. 4
The friends Of the family ere invited to attend
IRON his !atheF's residence, in Prince Georges
oVeny, Mo, $500 - - hR " ~
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Personal.

Hon: A Perry, n. Y; Hon. G A. Grow,
Pa are at the National
-. Hon. James II. CAMPBELL, Pa; r. Evans, %.
ID, Nd +. Alexander, editor Of the Greenville
Journal, are at the Washington House
-. Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay minister TO Ru,sis)
ana famlIyi Green Clay, Secretary Of Legation:
ID Morrison and lady, III; Hon. A b DIN. N
4 Major Delaheld, u s. A; r 5. Handy, L. Z.
Capt.. III. Neill, s. A; Gen. w Keim,
unteers; Major Ripley, r. C. Armstrong, Captain
Stewart, I. :. A Maj p. Kearney, NY; Lieut.
Bankhead, y. :. y; r. J TreadweIl, U s !,
Col Jones, Mass. Volunteers, are at willards'
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Additional from gaItimore

BALTIMORE, April l9-As far as ascertained
only two OF the Massachusetts soldiers were killed
here to-day. Their bodies are now az the police
station. At the same station are the following
wounded: sergeant Ames, of the Lowell City
Guard-wounded In the head slightly; Private Co.
burn, Of the same place, shot in the head-not
serious; Private Michael Green, Of Lawrence
wounded In the head with stones; ii w. Danforth
slightly wounded. So far as known at present
seven BaltimOreaDs have been killed. Half a
dozen or thereahout are seriously wounded
though believed not fatally. Comparative quiet
now prevails
The military are under arms anc the police are
out in full force
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK IN.

POSITION OF AFFAIRS AT HARPKRs FkRRr-
TO Mr. Adams, the correspondent Of the New
YORK World, who has just returned from Harpers
Ferry, we are Indebted for the following particu-
lars In regard TO the position OF ais az that point
All along the road on lis way up yesterday the
people were enthusiastic for the secession eau.e
AT Point Of Rocks nd the Confederate Gag wa,
flying. Al Harper's Ferry the train was stopped
by hle Of Virginia soldiers who passed through
the cars to see IL any Federal troops were on board
Sentinels were stationed within the bridge and
on the Virginia side two batteries OF cannon wer.
stationed, pointed at the cars No one was Der
mittsd to land from the cars, troops being sta
TONED to prevent the egress Of passengers The
State nag OF Virginia was flying from the Gag
stan, and the town was under martial law The
Virginia troops, consisting Of companies from
Martinsburg, stanton, wytheville, and other
points, took possession on Thursdsy night and
Friday morning.
The Federal forces burned two armories. de-
stroying most Of the arms before leaving. Bat
'erits are planted upon all the highu command
ing the river. Two thousand virgini, troops
were there, and more were expected The Ohio
volunteers, to the support Of the General Govern
ment, had not been permitted to come over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad further than Ben
wood. Mr.. Adams was not permitted to stop at
Harper's Ferry, but proceeding on to Mart nsburg,
eighteen miles beyond, was able to send dis
patches from there TO his paper
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ap 1911

WHOLESALE
w FISH HOUSE.
aI2 barrels Labrador HERRING, selected,
IS do Bay Island do
S5 do Eestport do
81 half bbs. extra Roe do
50 bbls. new Magdalene 90
loo do 81 John hLEWIVES.
Daily expected per schooner =. Ueilrer, and for
sale low from the wharf on or before arrival
Also, 1872 bbls. chO ce Labrador HERRING, on
board of schooner Expedit, due here about the frat
of next week. AsO-
$50 bb.s. No. MeremichI ALEWIVES,
LOO do No. Clipped nERRING,
100 do No. Boston do
ter ins peotiOn,
50 bbIs. No. , MACKEREL, Gloucester inspec-
ton,
Also. kits and half kits No. ! MACKEREL and
SALMON.
48 half bbls. Spring HERRING ard Labrador
HERRING Of superior quality, in tore and for
sale at satisfactory prices.
HARTLEY Il BROTHER
ap lG-2w SO and l0I Water at q georgetown.
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BIRDsLBIRDs FOR SALE.

Ee BIRDS!-BIRDS FOR SALE. 80
W JUST received splendid assortment OF ~
~ BIRDS from Europe :-German Canaries, X
English Black Birds, Thrushes, Bal Finches, Gold
roquets, Java Sparrow, Starlens, the he'd Mocaw
Parrot, and green and gray. 1 have McckIng
and BobglInks; also, Trained Birds Price q cents
TO $50. Cages OF all kinds from 10 cents TO TO- Al
enue, at the Capitol gate. fessm
/ WILL BUY AND GIVE A HIGH PRICE
for Autog apis (old letters from celebrated men,
Rare Pamphlets, and w oTks on American HistoT,
DO Letters of Washington much waited Al
dress X. SPRING, 545 north Twelfth st., Phia-
oelPhla, ia. ap 9-T'
SCHENCK'S TREATISE ON CONSUME
- TONIC be had free Of charge al the Drug
store of s. B. WAITE, corner Seveath st and
LouIslana ev. DIR. ]. II. Schenck, Of Phiadslphi a,
has published q pamphlet giving q full description
OF the diseased state of the Lungs Liver and Stom-
ach. Every Invalid should call and get one.
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MisTAkE-The Marshal Of the District Of
Columbia, Col. Lamon, 10 not lieutenant Of the
volunteer company Of scjourners here for the pro-
lection OF the Federal Capital, commanded by
Col. Z. NJ Clay, OF Kentucky, as reported His
omcial duties, more especially at this time, re-
quire bis undivided attention, we apprebend.
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The NORFOLK NAVY YARD-We are satisned
that the Government here entertain no appre-
hension whatever Of a successful attack on the
Norfolk navy yard or any other valuable Gov
eminent property in that quarter; having, since
receiving news Of the effort made to ob.truct
the channel Of Elizabeth river, further informa-
ton which tells that the United States entirely
command the situation there, with no prospect
that the tables may be turned on them.
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PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TO BE CLEANED BY
WHoLKsALK A machine for this purpose In
vented by our fellow-townsman, Mr.. James p
Ellicott, was exhibited In front OF the Patriotic
Bank, on Seventh street. Yesterday afternoon, in
the presence Of the Water Commi ssioners II
consists Of doubly perforated pipe, surmounted
win cap, and laid the entire length of the street
and In the center Of the same connected 10 the
water mains by suitable regulators, 90 that any
desirable amount Of water can be thrown upon
the street to either wash irrgae 1t at pleasure
Much admiration was expressed with its perform
ancc, and the Water Commissioners seemed salts
fed Of Its effectiveness for general use.
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ALEXANDRA AFFAIRs.-From this mornings
Gazette We take the following.

Gazette We take the following:
We are requested TO state that the steamer Mon
uceilo only took out some thirty tons OF ammuni-
non, instead OF an entire cargo, reported yester-
day. The carrying Of ammunition was no un-
usual thing for the steamer. She left on wednes-
day morning at O'Clock, instead Of Tuesday eve
ming at O'Clock, her regular time
The L. :. sloop-of-war Pawnee steamed up the
Potomac yesterday morning, with all her guns
out-evidently having on board considersb BILE
force short time after, the Anacostis also
down the river last nigh-report says their desti-
nation was Norfolk
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WE ARE REQUESTED by the Mayor of George
town, ID. 10 state that be does not deem II al
all necessary to issue procla nation to the people
OF that town In regard to the existing distur
He knows, he says, that they all loyal to their
country, and will uphold its flag to the last AS
to mObs and rioters, there never have been any in
Georgetown, and never will be any until its nom
uation shall have been superseded by a another
and very different class.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS
OFFICE

N~MAYOR'S OFFICE,
w. GRORGErOwy, ID c., April Is, 1851
All the cit zens of this over the age of forty
hive years who are wIllirg to render military ser
vice TO their country and more particularly 10 de-
f-Ed the District OF Columbia against this aggres
sion are to enrol their names al this
ONCE As soon As a sufficient mum Der have been
enIoiec To constitute one or more companies they
Will be assembled to elect their own officers aud
u make such other arranee meIts may be neces
sary to equip themselves for such tervice as nav
be assigned them By the proper military authority
Of the District of Columbia
sp l6-lw HENRY ADDISON, MaJor.
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LAND WARRANTS AND MoNkY The trsnsac-
lions In land warrants have been comparatively
nothing this week. 100 to 100 acre warrants bsve
gone down 10 so cents per acre with dealers who
Sell at $50; so acres 55s6Oc.; 30 acres s5asI 90
New fork city banks. par; STATE, per cent; New
Jersey, Delaware, and Rhode Island. I; Peon.yl-
Vanla and MARYLAND, , 10 .; Virginia and Tennes-
see: lo Nor'h Carolina, Missouri. South Carolips,
and Georgia, Is; Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and
Louisiana, 5; Illinois, -
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ARMY OFFICERS RESIGNED Captain Arnold
Elzey, ID artillery, (of Md. n Can't, Henry Beth-
10th Infantry, (of Va y Fir,t Lieut. John Mul,
Inns, I'd dragons, (of Tenn.;D Dr. J. M. Harden,
assistant surgeon, (of Miss y First Lieut. waltss
H. Jenifer, I'd cavalry, (of Nd. } have resigned
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot of Thirteenth.
and-a-han strest,) schr Louisa Gray, Weaver
Philadelphia, with 116 tons Of coal for r. g. Cat
uell, and II tons for Geo. Bogus
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PORTER, ALE AND CIDER-Our enterprIsinp
Georgetown friends, Messrs Army & Shinn, of
Green street. who have the largest bottling estab-
Iishnent south of Baltimore, aud supply the
principal hotels, keep always on hand the hest
malt liquors and cider to be had In the District.
Give them a call.
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1NPRovEMENT.-At least one man has nerve
enough TO build in these unsettled times, and
Mr.. VIM. ii. Cooley, Of Georgetown, is the per.
son. He Is erecting a small brick dwelling house
near his lime kins in the First w ard of this city
Mr.. A Barbour is the bricklayer, and Mr. Cart
wright the carpenter-both Of Georgetown
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By NOTICE elsewhere 1t will be seen that com.
pany r, Washington Light Infantry, spirited
new company, will hold meeting tonight,
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SEE CALL, elsewhere, for company meeting OF
Trinity Church.
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From the Southern Confederacv

MONTGOMERY, April ia prolonged Cabinet
meeting was held to-day upon Virginia affairs
The President has official notice that the Sec IS on
Of that State is in entire accord with this Confed
eracy In military point and otherwise
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Obstruction Of Travel.

BALTIMORE, April 20 The bridge over Back
River Greek, at Melville, between " oodbury and
Mount Washington, (about 60 feet spanl on the
Northern Central Railway, has been burnt down,
and 1t is reported that considerable body of
Northern soldiers are at the Relay House beyond.
(Gentlemen from Baltimore state that the COW
cred bridge at Canton, near Baltimore, has also
been destroyed; thus temporarily obstructing both
northern approaches TO Baltimore by railroad.
REP
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Walter, THOMAS BEAN, of MONTGOMERY coun
t., Nd to Miss FRANCES CATHARINE KID
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Union Between Upper Canada and the

TORONTO, April lS.-ln Parliament last nig ht
Mr. McDougall, one Of the leaders Of the oppo-
sitlon from Upper Canada, stated that il the exist
ing evils In consequence Ofthe union with Lower
Canada, were not otherwise remed I'd, an alliance
between Upper Canada and the Northern States
was likely 10 be formed.
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MARRIED.

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find In,
for exchange at the Star Office counter
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THEArRE.-To-night that excellent actor, man.
ager, and gentleman, =. w Glenn, takes his ben
eft This, coupled with the fact that jefferson
makes his farewell bow tonight should certa My
induce an oyerto"inS attendance. Jefferson APP
pears tonight in his great part OF - Newman
No2gs' In the popular dramatizatiOn of Dickens
novel of ''Oliver Twist" and Glenn will favor
his friends with touch Of his quality in his noted
character OF " LorenZ Hartmann in the admira.
BILE drama of - Helping Hands" Citizens and
strangers will find our cosy theater the most
agreeable place possible TO visit for ali hour or
two while waiting for the news.
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LOCAL NEW S.

IL The STAR publishes the List Of Letters
remaining in the Washington City Post Ofice
under the provisions Of the law directing them
to be printed in the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the Office. It's
total daily circulation is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed in the District Of Co
lumbia
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OEFICEKs. PETTY OFFICERS. AND Sea-
ne capture Of any SLAYER can have their caiIs for
bounty and Head Money promptly attended 10 by
SS&e soshhi9ss,tSoro or addressing @, p. WALLACE.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TEL EG B APHIO.
The Latest frsm Harper's Ferry.
Especial dis patch to The Star

ESPECIAL dhpatch 70 The Star
HARPER's FERRY, April 10 Editor Star: Two
shops and the Arsenal burnt. No private prop
erty destroyed The town is in possession Of the
Virginia Troops All quiet Y.
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Arrival Of the harPer's Ferry TrsePs at
GaFlislf. Pa.

CARLISLE, April 20 Lieut. Jones and 20 men,
lately Of the Harpers Ferry garrison arrived here
yests rday evening.
la consequence Of the approach Of ? 500 men or
dered by Gov. Betcher to take possession Of the
armory, they destroyed a n the buldiugs together
with Is C0O stand OF arms, and made forced
march TO Hagerstown during Thursday night.
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Immense S0crfnce
DIR x GOODS!
cARPETINo,
OILCLOTHS, MATING,
WINDOW SHADES.
G.. T. SWAMI & CO.,
3's......sEvENTH STREET. .....a13
ARE OFFERING
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
ABOVE ARTICLES,
AND would NAME:
BLACK SILKS 80 cents, worth 81,
FINE FRENCH LAWNS 10 cents, worth Is,
FINE CALICOEs 10 cents, worth u,
II cent COrTONS, 10 cents,
ceutb, worm -,
FINE LAVELLA CLOTHS, 10 cents, worth 10
FINE GREY GOODS, IL cents. wolth!s.
16 cents COTTONS, l2X cents.
Also,
BOMBAZINEs, ALPACCAS,
PLAIN DELAINES, STELLA SHAwLS,
LACE POINTS, MANTILLAS,
CLOAKS, EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
SETS OF COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
WHITE BRILLIANTS,
PLAIN AND PLAID MUsLINS AND CAM
BRICS,
CURTAIN MUSLINS, IRISH LINENS,
NAPKINS, TABLE DAMAsKS.
SHEETINGS, MARSEILLES QUILTS,
CASSlMERS FOR GENTLEMEN'S AND
BOYS WEAR,
FRENCH CORsETs,
EXTENSION SKIRTS,
KID, SILK, AND THREAD GLOVES,
PARASOLS. UMBRELLAS, AND
BONNETs.
All Of which We will sell at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES.
Also,
Good CHAMBER CARPETING, 20 cent?,
Good STAIR CARPE TING, Il cents,
Superior WOOL CARPETING. 50 cents,
FLOOR OILCLOTH, 81 cents,
MATTINGS. 20 cents,
WINDOW SHADES. with Fixtures. IS cents.
Call early and secure the bargains.
G. r. SWAMI d CO.,
373 SEVENTH STREET,
a2 "a st One door above r. b. Halls.
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VIRGINIA MONEY WANTED
WILLIAMS WooD YARD.

VIII take Virginia money In payment for Wood
at the low est cash prices.
Also, for ali debts due me will take Virginia
money at p.r. ~ le earnestly requested that All
persons will Gail and make imInediits payments as
We wish to dose all accounts on our books, Call
AT WILLIAMS,
ap2o 81 Georgetown ID e
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TWO DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT
Il situated on the west side Of F.yette street, IN
GeoIg' town, being equiGistaut from the Academy
ana College; one being at present occupied by airs
Blob, (which VIII he rented with or without the
furniture y the other being No. 63 ; both having
spacious Ounds attached.
Also, for hire, three Servants
X. p. JACKSON,
ap l6-lw No. 1855 Bridge street
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To TIE AFELIcTED!-Rs sure 10 resd the sdver-
nsemeEt of Mclean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. II