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CONFEDERATE STATS or AhsnoA,
.koaSoSD, August /, 1851.
The following proceedings Of the Congress OF the Confederate
states have been Oh Tally communicated 10 this Department
Extract from he Jayadi u tls Congress Of ly s0t s6
nIes Of c. irora tbs vomuiies on nllAri Anarh ~
D,rsd baoi Ittsr eerIn Railroads IN virginia VIII hs
IL be the Secretary Of War; ana hAi ne DC
r,sae,,sd % publish the same, which vas asreedt
true ropy from Journal Of the secret sss OF the oen
%, - ef luz 8 H. 1861. J.J. HOOPER, Secretary.
Already 20 this request Of Congress- The secretary o. VS.
,s he pgbcaou the nevs1apers OF NE Guy OF hehnon.
n The aceonp letter Of W. Jayn Lai On ssns "
VIC A- sssretsry Of War.
opucr PnEE.suNs T. 4 Co., p.
July -, 1881
Hos. JoHx PuHKiss. ia: , 49,. .aa---.-
a ~. ,.yssaI railroad ocmpaaes In ,hs State, ealing
,Air Of IN Tie nlhArt sNss On
,lon.h Ar leave or sekaeFs ana VINO my ssn -
,-.v for the health. and dsshing 70 Know Ns
Ssrsoa, vin be loved 70 raSel free OF charge Ax
Al lhs from which rsphc, have been 49,
a.. somD.ay aided To prevent Imposition, he pAI ae' ING
70 avail himself Of his privilege should present
DE- surgeon on h, Rssnss coansrAsnsd BY the kgnsni
Con nasdsr stating the 70 Of he fafioush.
A. explained thi ela OF eases ola hs' oscar sAy '"
- IN The coaVszden Of the gesh luns
VIM I. JoYNm
Prs.!asnt 2. l. = Co.
Wig mia Central q Co.
Eekmond, Fred q Pot &c = o.
Rlchmond and Yosk hver Co.
Rlchn nd aad fsersSarB - %.
soush-sids T. 4 Co.
Noffoh and Petersburg J. o. -.
Ps.eflhufg y. W
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w GAuuICw-p.,

DR. j. w. CsARLICK.-DEil
srn-Ihsvs for sons months nssdin my family Sem
ples Justly celebrated baking Pc ders and take pleas
Ihave tried for making light pweet sponu bread There
bsd bread When De ple'g Powders are used
p...-.h-xc frt y. onik fsen Il m
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VIvGINIA.h Rules held In the Clerks osSe OF the Cir.
cult Court fGOuesIler county s it Monday In June,
iS5, beng the % sAy o. the Month
vossk rnernon, OF ofraonSs H. Hughes, decd, and
adu &c bOhs nSn With lie vi. annexed Of John Steven, de-
ceased, PaipIIs.
Aelnst,
Hchari stevens JohE Reve sad Ley his E fnomsS ".
se0i and Apa r;s k5Ndeu and Hsurisra his wife,
wm H. sly s-l n.ry ~ Sir soPAroniA z stevens, hn
W -ghes In his right ExOr OF john Hughes deed,
wnl B.la5g ard Mary JAS his rs Mary SsIbbs, WIN.
Sutbs John sluoSs Robert Subbs wm II. Rowe IN his
Rsh and Adr Of J,hn stuobJ aud Sarah stubbs deco
Thaa h. Row aud John Bups and Lilly Ann his wife, and
JnO " BAG thouse sdmr OF Mary s. Stevens decd,
Defendants.
IN CHANCEpY.
object tbs suit Obtain the and division
ofe estate e tn ta ssyrGi 9seAsed khJ Agate
between dsfg VIM and Rove, and the h Of Sarah
6b % the Aad SARAH SatNs, 10 The said estate
Al sVyeArD. b. sl-dAFt made and Asd hat defend
Sts5os resdea Of this sta- ordered ira
The SAID dyruiatt Arpy-r shia month after publ
cSn -IaSr what necessary protect his inter
ts1s In tbs suit
Copy-Teaie:
ivtA-vs~ mo R GARY q q
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Bk0OAGAND SCHOOL,

AT GREENWOOD DEPOT,
SlJsnsdris Co., Va.
THE sirh seson Nu hs lat September and close
IL IL s5th June.
ESQ per ssOn bsP4ld half the Is; Sept,
bali ne Is ithruNy
Aa2 -disef VA. DlEyIDDIE NJ A, Principal
A DESIRABLE TRACT or LAND for Ssie.-'
~ The Nf. r ss'- -~iy. Iol4Egng
Goa q ,ue as.sgs u TGlsfsgto te'd Il contains
2bAt So acres -ry Wlsh opsa lana the In wood
u situated In beautiful valley eb, VI, ale nom the Rapi
Station, Orange and 4exsrds Railroad Persons wishing
70 purchase farm healthy and delightful nelghbor
hood Invited 70 eIAmlae IL The vaci viii Be divided de-
tr,d L II. fALLAfERR0,
nels-ur Rspda-n s gt.sp 0lipspSF Co. Va
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.RIOOnsBURYD FOR SALE.

TstHR undersigned for sale hs TRACT o. LAND called
sBoorShuryn IN cupeper eoanty A6oa; three niss hon
Brandy staOn containing seven Hundred Aer Aons w
80 go, 81 d q BeekhArn Dr. O. rnon and Nm J. FIFE
~, yNr situated neghborhOod remarkably adapted 70
a. te Of vheat snd sFE1 The Buiidns rHther old eu
% odsrate reDArs VIII be salient for the comfortable aeeou
s.oa on farny Prrsoes fesoas Of parsha s:sd
NJ sTSrue the place themselves We WI merely remark WA
,s.yy bssn ooasrs3 o. hs besi fArns e neigh
EsfsoSd, sspe.iAsy foT Vhest
f..rss Be usfe seccmn0dsuEE
For hazhsr Information spp 70 I0hn Slaughter, near way
L.assbGrE CaPspsr county 70 Green galgePsf
-stc|.. JOHN sLAuGHrtk,
- HILL O. BRADFORD
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DEsIH,BbE TeACr or LAND for s,le.'
EuGEMILL ACADEMY.

HE ntl ssis'en q @ scsOO' October lSt and
III con'inics 10 months
The curse Is iaY preparatory 70 Tag unyerstT OF Virginia
SPECIAL sttsnt EA,1 20 ssihsmN!S Draw
la, kpgntg Ing ai E-tAtsr, Fertilization aud other
Naeh MI sIy ss vii be regularly taught Ia the sosoo
q nyinr.giEg
TSsas-.s-0 per ssSn- LIbss. AIFssgepsEts made
pa ueuis address sANL sCHOOLER, Ma
Eulngvta O. aFotne. Va
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BARKSOALE Il BSVTHERS,
CoaaISSlOS MERCHANTS,
c.lsoc-p. ".
Lhsra liVancas mail o. csas.grEg-ts Ia hsrL
CLAIBORNE BAEEsDAig O 4 BARKsDaLl
nklf-ssus ". RAgESnELI
MERCHANTS SAyIsGs gANg OF RiCHMOSD
Capital. ....... SsO, GOO.

OFFICE WITH TIE RICHMOND EiRE ASSOCIATION.
NIoSEY received dspotin % ave dos Sad uPsArds
IVA "a which Interest vii paid The 80 per
a. .unum remaining K month"; lyasrr, for shorter
srods tsrrst the q ave centGn per Tie
ois ONT rssponsDis i tQs Deposits received and
e-rtia ,sles issued BY The Cashier.
DIRRCrORss DAVID Cprgis, John prsisY, \ n. Esury
n P~tAH, w. c. s-lls. ka. OnIiaa. Ga - 9sAlh
80 yss L HGekst Lea 1niss, Iea2 H. Montague JoeB
Sst simmer. Jas AppesO4. 1oAG J. Vsoa, Peter
q. WarEck, John q shAfer. John Thompson BrOur-
AIIx "a RRrr1' s.srsAary. ROBr 7. BROOKE OAsklss.
s.ia-.fV IosfN CI.AInnRHI pr-sideaA
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.v,Sa9 INSTITUTION OF RICHNoND.

sAVINeg ISsTITgTIocS o. nI el1,1esl
NO ~ MIN STREET,
xTHKRE pspOs v y resolved On shlea n interest o. =.
~ - esut VII be paid al sums remaining on dspo~a sn
w. -, Iong.r AID ave per cent for Ihorter period
tnst.aton has In existence for fhyO years n.
o~sr fsn Mlons Of Dollars hA1 no deos h1
BsTI so ~ aS-' la IL GARDINER, PresidenA
WI III CHRISTIAN, oAshsr.
HrGH " RKY. Sss--tsry
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PIEAM0NT INsITUTE
CHARLOTTEsvILLE, VA.

MISS ANNE LEATos, PRINCIPAL
U1HE EIGHTH ANNUAL sESSIoS OF THIS SCHOOL BEGINS
the sEPrSBEH uext and closes during ~
later pert Of the FOL owing JUN
Hor harthsr pArccpAT apply 70 he fnneiosr
rks..l,o u -TupsQ
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sOUIH-SIDE INSTITUTE;
ar sh annual OF The souh side Insaie S esSh
" M and day Of September neat
- ,lltsry feature vl be nrodneed
- s--as for 10 months sss circular ~ PpJngo
f~ 49, W. j. A0RRfssRtT A. n and Hh L
en- KuBAHk, An -,
ysrauBa Va
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rINo RRHSIClANS.A Psysie.Sl, u ,a practice Who ~
s6ss oi,-s WLesag Places o. Western Va and 10
lT9Gs Of removing Ihe South will sa hs property With the
god s Of BIS s,p Tia property, which be propals9 10 Sei
eoRsts OF large LEd eonigFtble DselGs Win Gil nsceaary
houses abrs aud aud about 10 Of good
land About onsa the and eel unberSd and the balance
meadow and pasTe and furnishes the proprietor Al
worth 10 HIN. for many years rom 6Oe $500 per annum
and consts In Of ce the visitors a. the Springs
during summer and throughout the nshborhood drrrI
The year. "a
He will remain and practice via e parSpa,c ynni
gs Etrodref h., af - ee INFO bis PRACTICE He
~ eshIon hlsbok % Physician dSArns 70 purchase
lis pee for i. " psTiy, With hs good will Of al. practice
1850 payable ~ o0xssesVoo In hand, and the balance In
snd years with intei est
Applications Addressed 10 Messa Harman Bell Atiorneysa
stAun,op, Va. will receive prompt attention sn6-Wu
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N&w FAMILY FL3CW.-rgv4HIs Xxx y4m'J
~ oar Palmetto BrAut 'r-h gr0und, hon strictly Frm
rev ante WAsa, just received AID Or s.s BY
sELEES MILLER,
aug C3rrer lgia and Cay sseeis.
I-.rlsa aud sapsr,ns FLoUR. .. -, er
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ANGLIA ACADEMY.

NHs Oft sehOal sill open october ls, 1851 and
il close Aug l, ,st2
Ths o. iast'~eiJr rsparaory ire University Ct
-nOsh " he lAuu feek Gnlsh and PreE %
E.nguagsK, hAtretaAtlcz AZ Philosophy. -.
aud Edition. exclusive Of htI and 10 Eel 800
gl6. payable Octqber Ut, 4 70 dArch lst
every prro i've months SIS mont, VIA
chsgrd aud dacio' Tor absease so any nut sick
uegs
~ further particulars consul, catAlcgue.
GV'- stiresI Nm X. HARRISON,
EUl-ctf Loiare P. o., An .is c., Va.
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MOTTO We Wish 10 attention Of those Who are Ia
IN for the defence Of county, snd ars
constantly manufacturing all kinds OF Camp Furniture such as
Meas chests Yo!ing Tables Cots Camp Stools and Map ss.
Ao, style Of Camp Bedstead and Mattress conbIn,d
which superior 10 anything OF the lind Invented light
scd takes but small psce We have several red
msns and the demand has been greater supply
We this method 10 inform public that
have Engaged larger number OF and To-day We
al ell orders gwen a. log prices.
We want employ several GOOD Cabinet Mske TO make
Up Camp furniisre.
RELvIs kTRISs0S, Cabinet ManufacturerG
or luyer Al. betu Main and
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rIISSTSSIPPILAND FOa SALE,

TUEEEa Tor tAeay plantation "a Ssaon county, Mss There
n i2O0 ac.ss % cult sA5n, uhich AL table land except
ssoui tine creek bo.ou There the place
d.snng h0ase and c0um0toas, VIII The yard aney
"a variety sarsbkery Gin house, ens framed gaartes
"A syery .hng Uchia-sls. rs nlsRlAtOn well
= ia IA 1e hedge IN tAs Sata hs plsuissa
"a taks 80 pr AIs IN a. ssA pay n-Ais III la.ssss hon
. lEl9 = " DO1sl,
vsfaon. MADISON county hisa.
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" kMS-LANDS. The undersigned has fNciill-s or ma
IL king sales % YTzgA land aad FaFHs i0r which tdere
prs5Snt nquT, and req1e- gnsen d-fous Of selling Virgin
"a properly ~ sxehzus Tor other asags6 u.
psrsNna properly. ccualcste % hle wh him.
F- rsf. O. yoha Ls-5 F..-- 49,, Az enrAn kils
g. Osy, -, Rrit-lt asa E-e SaaZs T. itooE
o. Esq, Peasvn, On icslis m 4, lAt 81, President
B-aS o. the OoamosEsshh. TbUNS BONN
~ nroaiisAv n Y. ptt aa.ig. p. q.
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wOXAT LACREL ACADEMY.

Emory a. HENRY COLLEGE,.
T.saIssIvS COUNTY, VA
OUk Pan sesaoh VI! tie 15h August Hex Depart
~ Civil kagnernx and MiAtAry In5trueton
tNbhed late meeting Of the Joint Board sI0dsnts OBJ
board In private families a. prices exceeding t2
a0nlh Our otnsr cha ges
Rulou for uostaa sSo %
yuel and charge for ia tOr. 20
Contingent Bes .--.....--..-.... 30
AL payable IN advance.
Other Information &c had BY addressing ~
T. Wiley, President,
Nl9-esn EroEy r. o., Va
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COuRTHING NEW,
10 PoRUs JUGS PoR COOLING WATER
land supply OF the Jugs which are sell
Ing cheap Ice family should have them.
osl At KEEsEE PARIS Pottery,
i've Corner OF 18th aud Cary strees.
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ION WATER PROOF COATs.=pres IS Zach; oLl
IUU A. Wh. IRA SMITH,
ia Main Street
Nh-ordsr. received for full companies. Jylo
DOCKRT WRISTBANDS at 30 and 30 Cents,-
w. RANDOLPH 100 Main has for sale al 20 and e0e
he best Pocket Inkstsnds With and handles Jelo
CIELD RORTIFICATIONs, &c.
edition Of CAPT Burkhor Infantry Camp Dotv field For
deons Coast Defence with plAes Just published Phee
| 20 cents.
s mere psSsei book In sEs, but II Is crowded With In
st. ton for mit,y neninuction gathered and condensed
the crest military science IL encosts
grains Of wheat hshsd as out Of the great staek-h
simple and Nrehensve 70 from H. pen Of
cart Buckho ofus cS, gentleman VIII -. service Oh
the eontren Of Europe and yno accomplished oncer-
| Richmond DSpaht. ,.ou
~ edition HsrIees Tactics two small volumes with Plates
% so rs by mall and othe valuable Military WoIks for sale
\ 1t III MAin D1
GUNS. GUNS -n"sh'- barrel Guns, for sale BY
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~ A. ii,ft O. The al rttas Cry ~ ktn md, As ri1A
~ VIZ 'as sth iay June, ISL, agsEO nsned
FiFnk h supposed 10 BE- ab-rt twenty-five I'D very
- * nche5 th his len Eal has he=l
e.. 80 cant open and bis righ. Est has b. bsOl-n;
Es AZ s!srpl Mrs May gsg- - sustsr District sozi
Q-r--A
n41s- requested 10 eyus UrSAr prove properly Psy
Llm be s dealt NJ tas las
a.. TuoNAS DrbLEY,
i.. f.-..1 s,rg CIV - 1ich'zNHd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-13

Anderson taking peas isicn skMrn that the Anne
flag brought away from Fort IA 'uitre, was raised
Sumter precisely the 9th utimo, but the
Incidents OF that alag ralsing have not BE- related
short time before noon "aior Anderson assembled the
whole Of bis little force a the workmen employed on
the fort around the foo Of the flagstaff The rational
ensign attached to the cord, and Major Anderson
holding the ends OF the lines in his hands knelt reye
rently down. The officers soldiers and men clustered
around, many Of them on their knees, all deeply in
pressed with the solemnity Of the scene The chaplain
maae an earnest prayersuch appeal for support
souIasement and mercy az one would make who felt
mat mans extremity Is Gods opportunity" AS the
earnest solemn words Of the speaker ceased and the
men responded Amen with fervency that perhaps they
had experienced Major Anderson drew the
star Spangied Banner up the top Of the staff tho
band broke out T. the national air OF al Columbia
and loud and mt ch RS repeated again and again
were given BY the oacess, soldiers and workmen
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ALBANY, jan IL 1851.
Mr. BENEDICT presented the time honored petition of
Zen. Ward D. Burnett, for reimbursement Of the
penses Of raising regiment for the Mexican
Among notices Of bills were the following
By Mr. wER-To regulate the sale Of fruit in the city
OF New York.
By Mr. wArsos-To establish Supreme Court Library in
the Eighth Judicial district
BY Mr. RIARDsoN-To repeal the act in relation to the
publication of legal notices
BY Mr. FHu-To collect toll freights on certain rail
roads.
The following bills introduced
BY Mr.. WEnsTR-To incorporate the New York voun-
teers Burial ard Monumental Association.
BY Mr. louGIRAN-For an appropriation for the Kings
ton Armory.
BY Mr. FUIIERroS-For appropriation for the New.
burg Armory.
By Mr. ssKRwooD-Legalizirg the act Of the New York
Common Council in the contract for grading Eighth
Street
BY Mr.. BmDsAII~-To amend the New York charter
The bill abolishes the Councnen, and provides for
Board OF sixteen Aldermen elected for four years half
each second after the plan of the Supervisors cleo
ticn the Mayor to preside the Board of Aldermen
and have casting vote, and full vote all appoint
nents the heads Of departments be appointed by the
Mayor and Aldermen; Messrs. Halves and Bronson to
main IN Office til their term expires, but all others to go
out when their SUCCESSORS appointed the city election
TO be held the second Tuesday in April and the first
election TO take place under the law next April when
Mr.. Wood is legisated out OF Office.
Mr.. BRDeAI stated that he ntr0d iced the bill by
quest and did not commit himself to its provisions.
Mr.. MYERS moved tho reference Of the bin to a select
committee Of five, consisting of members from New York
Mr.. WEBSTER did not know why Kings was included,
when the county had no interest in the bill.
Mr. ARcULARIUs moved its reference to the Committee
On Cities and Villages. Agreed to.
Mr. PIERCE offered resolution instructing the Standing
Committee to report bill for loca object for special
corporation that be obtained under the general laws
Or under provision of the constitution. Laid over.
Adjourned till half-past seven p. M. Monday.
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Lotion stating tina, the Senate already had committee
~hoh would be prepared report on Tues lay next de
proceeded 20 declare that tho republican party would
never depart from the great fundamental prn
rpes which had been sanctioned AZ the Presidential eec
tion which was opposition to the extension OF slavery
pnd 10 It's right exist ~ the Territories They had
Considered all the consequences and prepared to
4oo disunon full In the face. herepubcan peo would
hold their representatives up to then platform u pra-
cipes.
Mr. GOWN replied, declaring that if this was 70 be
iaken the sentiment and final determination Of the
pubisns all hope OF compromise Union gone and
the Souiher States We're justified in their approximations
that they never could obtain their rights under rcpub
Can rule He made able argument support Of
promise and for the preservation Of the Union.
Mr. SrnCiA spoke IN favor of tho resolutions II the
republican, prepared To- force sectional warfare
Abe country, after v. Greeleys PLATFORM and accord
nnce with LIS vi they would find enemies enough to
light la the free 4tos but if the question was The
maintenance ~ the authority of the federal governn
against the oDelion and the enforcement Of the laws
Che democracy would rally 10 the support of the Union
Mr. HAMMOND replied, declaring he would not consent
Unite the Senate committee with Of the House piedg
10 endorse Dir. Robnsons Territorial resolutions which
were az war with republican principles and would not be
accepted by the republican party.
After further discussion the resolution was laid thu
table.
Mr.. RAMSEY reported favoraby the bill to amend the
law relative 70 the grant Of lands under water by pro-
Sidng for making the grantees pay the expenses Of
yeying, &C.
Adjourned till hafpast O'Clock on Monday even
ibg.
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whiting BIumcntha, Goodman, s W Rosenstochi Wal
~ Thomas Elliott Nayior, d Lone = r Clark aud
WIFE, OCalahan Warren Brown, Capt Jas Hamilton Capt
Weld, II Smith, n Calender, II Hitler, y Picman:
William Ham, Roscufeldt, Francis Wright, Noers >
Dyer and wife, Dorssy Frnsh pewnsry, " mrs
M Buchanan, UsN; Or II Mason, UsN; Or J. = Maze,
UsN; Purser q II Richie UsN; L sayre, tSN VIM Win
chester. UsN; J Rustic, UsN; y rlydenberg UsN;
Henry Clean. uSN; Ceorke Law, y Marquez, MI Cor
goiis, Cazanova, DR. Porcy
NEw OpIrA Notwithstanding DE aoto--I Rui,
Pinton, u Coombs, " Lucas, LJager y King " Wolf
q Rockwell Larkey, Patrick, Alex Del Mar, 9 " Mar
rett VIM Newcombe, Read II Iehr, Yates, Griffin
French, Rumsey, Biddcaux, II Burgess J Daley,
Rulmsn y dawson and lady, u Rumsey and lady Vim
lady Mask, y Downing, u sher, A Weserberr
seden. Nidpiepon, Howard, q Glover Edward J
Heenan, Nelson, knowrf Ilasan and lady, Mrs Du
rant MISS RaymonduM Hcwson, lady and child Specie
Dls8l4o
ENTHUSIASTICALLY state Of aeorss-c schr,id,, Jru
Mcdowell II sewe and lady, w Hargroaves, " ualeck
Er J Gallagher, Behrend " Leslie l. Y Clark j 70 Gun
sKsefc Henry Gage, Trchcn, Mas darterand u, 10
he sscerase. -
rsvrproof--9tsanship Kangaroo-Mrs French WIN How
I'd r. n Morgan A Cohen, Walton, Gustave VI Rodra,ie
ntonio Beno Capt EDpame Levi Payson, Capt Ifabberi
tab Mcdowell and wife, James Gfiinths W Brun, Al
ert Frank 7 Collins and lady w A Erskine and wife.
soarotE &r-steamship Roanoke-P Collins, Miss NJ
k-asev n Murton WIN II Abdel Mrs Carr, " Lowndes
a. Don las Frank WYATT II Bellows Mrs johnson,
ODD 4 u scbaefei--sud n the steclage.
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Tw UNION NEWSPAPER uw ApyTSrsrR NrIoy.--The
Washington star OF Friday says:Yestorday the Prcsl
dent made formal order directing the heads OF tho yar
Gus Departments 10 withdraw all their Advertising p.
uonage from the Constitution. The government Is thus
entirely cut oess from that incendiary sheet " printed
the advertise meats OF the government only under tho
oause of the law which authorizes the Executive 70 do
sigpse Washington city paper ia which they shall be
printed, we'll IN two other repers OF Washington
having the largest Circulation,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmADEr pHA, jan L. 1861.
Stocks heavy. No1ylv.ua State SIS, soy; Reading
Railroad 10k; Norris Canal, IS; Long Island Railroad
e38 Pennsyvana Railroad, 87,<. Sight exchange on
New York, Is u per cent premium.
BALTIMORE, Jan. II, 1851
Flour firm sales of Howard street superne Mt IS So
wheat steady red 81 So, white 81 As q 81 65. Corn
buoyant white and yellow CSC. &c.; old white
zoe. Provisions steay. Mess pork ST. rs. Lard 10c
Coffee steady Rio 1sAc 13c. whiskey firm at 1910.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAE,
News from the Isthmus Of Panama
Sl,4AO, 2I9 I'm specie.

The steamship North Star, Captain Jones, from Aspin
wall the 4h INST arrived at this port last evening She
brings no news from California South America.
Neither is there anything Of importance from the in
terror Of New Granada.
The follow ing Ia the specie list Of the North STAR
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Railroad Accident.

TORONTO Jan. IL, 1881.
passenger train on the Northern Railway of the
track Scanlon's Bridge last night, and five persons
were injured but none killed
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$Nc.
{ The undersigned only responsible Cor the returns
sof the article FOR which this check s given and 10 an
$amount not exceeding $40.
At the bottom Is signed tho Of tho receiver or the
article. II the artslc be- worth $40, the color Of the
check IL red and tho price stated thereon az the charge
cents II the garment be valued al $50, the coor
OF the check blue and the charge twenty cents Thee
rates being uniform all the pond overchargc can
be legally made
The Park will not be Illuminated tonight, bat 10
row night the light In expected 10 10 very brilliant
The greatest sobricty has yet been observed on the
ce not drunken man 10 be seen Any attempt Of an
noyance at checked by the police, and, II persist
ed In The offender IL removed aud perhaps arrested
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City Intclligemce.

iUsEnM OF THE LATE PROFESSOR HAcxIEY.-The fune-
raj services Of the late Rev William HackIcy ~ D. pro.
essor OF astronomy at Columbia College, took place at
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, from Trinity chapel
VIII h was crowded with large number OF clergymen
and other friends or the deceased. The services
Of most solemn and imposing character, IL being evi
dent fcn the deep exhibited that the deceased
was man who had been warmly cherished, loved and
respected by all who knew him.
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Grover q Bakers Celebrated N0iseIcss
Sewing Machnes-Sf0 aud upwards-4s5 Broadway, New
Vatk
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teries.-wooO, EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, uNruckr AND MISSOURI LOTTERIES.
DEI.AwARr-ExrRa Glass n, Jan. ", 1851
%, SO, 60, 81, 65, 80, u, 20, "a, "a, IL, 20.
DrIAwARs-CLAss ~, Jan. II, 1851
80, IA, %, &c, 80, IL, 80, IL, ls, III, 40, AZ, o.
crcular sent fr.e Of charge by addressing either 70
WOOD EDDY Co, Wilmington, Delaware,
Or WOOD, EDDY CO, st. Louis, Missouri.
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Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Oaice No vesey sler House, opposite the church
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Drawings Of II. France 4 Co.'S Deia-

ware Lotierfes:-
Srsssx COUNTY, Glass ELFvFS, Jan. II, 1861.
50, 20. -, T3, "a, rs, SO, &C, 60, 81, IS, &c.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS Two, Jan L. 1851
., .. 80, SO, 26, IL, 4G, 81, 10, Is, 81, IL, -.
X FRANCE A CO,
Wilmington Delaware