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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30
Pianos, HelOdsors. Music Bocks, Sew
Mg Machines. CO..
ss.zs EELEK = WILSON

TTAvE REDUCED THE PRICE or THEIR
III SEWING MAClIIN ~, beside adding
so,ne vaiuYeie Improvements There j. no ssa-
enine vet manufactured tina for oil ii Dc Of
v0sk <, holds any comparison - W. 4 VS. AZ the
w. LIST UN e. MAT fA!RS
the :eeler and Wilson Aschiae took he First
Premium For aNPLicITY, BAACTY md EvEsyrH
ING, the W. ~ w. - ahead.
We have noe made arrangements whereby -
ere prepared u DO al kinds OF sewing 70 The Deat-
sst manner.
shirss made 70 order from mcssurs in the latest
ara hast STYLES aud warranted to " Call ~
. =. - gsITss ssess.
Opposi.s state issa ,sscnnd street.
fry4S dtf
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE
70 BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND!

La ss g rs.szHHssss11:ssss
PASSENGERS ALSO FOR ALL PARTS OF
Northern and Western New York. buy your
Tickets from Chicago via the Michigan Contra
Railroad, Grand Trunk Railway via Ogdensburg,
and
Ogdensburg & Vermont Central
kAULROA IDS, TO BO>TON.
ZINE through from Chicago ~ Ia Hours.
Passengers leaving Chicago on arrival of train
from Rock leland nr Davenport, arrive at Detroit
vsxt morning, nd Boston same afternoon.
Through Tickets for sale at the Grand Trunk
ssiway Office under Adams House, Michigan
Central Railroad Ollie, fremont House and II the
r"at Central Depot, Chicago.
w q. ANORUs
General Wcssa-n Travelling Agent,
tyso-div No IS q Ike street. Chicago.
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PRICES TO AGENTS. POSrPAID


Extra Inducements Extra Inducemets!
articles which vii, be sold to the pure ua-cr of our
GOLDEN Pens in like manner, for
TWO DOLLARS EACH.
Gold Chronometer Hunting Cased Watches,
Gold Hunting Cased English Lever do. Jewelled,
Silver Lever and Lepne Watchc open Faced do,
Hunting Ca-ed DO, duplex, tents splendid Vest
Chains, Ladies' Guard hains, Ladies' Neck
Chairs, Gents breast Pins, very fne,) Splendid
Gold Pencils, fine Medaiiions Gold Regard Kings,
Gold rings Pla n and Engraved Gold Pen and sill
var Holders, Enameled Leaf Sets, bracelets,
(newest style, EnameiIsd Coral sets, Gents Seal
Rings, Enanelied Garnet Sets and the. latest style
Of Ladies' Jewelry.
Extra Inducements :
With every hnx Of Golden Pens purchased o,
US we will present our patrons with CcrtI6c1ts
for which remittance Of two dollars they may
obtain ole VI the foregoing splendil articles. Tn
will be in addition the Certificate given in our
one dollar Grand distribution.
Pianos, Helodsors. Music Bocks, Sew
iIg Machines, CO.,
Bought and sold commission. Any article will
be sent to the country at the lowest Wholesale
prices with the addition Of per cent. commission
for forwarding.
N B.-Ay,sts oanted IL eOery soU.. o. eslsrs
ent on applications -
q. :. COLBERT 4 CO.,
CornmissiOn Atvchdnss AID Gss<yai Ay'ts,
No. 9 south Fourth street, below Chestnut,
Philadelphia, r..
t. r., our integrity and ability 70 ful6l our
engagements, we beg to refer you the fol. owing
vel known gentle aen and business 6rms:-
n. II. HoRs. Esq, Cash'r C4tasaqu. Baak. Pa.
MEssRs kEnHgHgR 4 MOOxR, Philadelphis.
BENTON 4 IiRo., Chestnut above 4ht g., :"
J y. FULLAR, Esq. Jeweiier,
AN Arm. Esq, Publisher Of Fashions, etc.,
Philadelphia.
Hon. L. ~ BUssoS Eureka, Califorsia.
mch15-d& WON
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Pacific Railroad to California! !!
q. s. COLBERT + co.'s
Sixth Grand Qlirterly Substitution

q. s. COLBERT + co.'s
Sixth Grand Qlirterly iDIstrlbutisH
600. 900 ARTICLES WORTH $500, 900,
(WHICH WILL be SOLD FOR 100000 TO
w the purchasers Of our GuLDEN PENS
81 80 cts per box. Our GOLDEN PEN is the
best ever used and is warranted net to corrode in
any ink. Every business man and family should
use the Gji Den PEN.
the following list OF articles will be sold to our
Tatrons at On. DOLLAR EACH and need not
be pail for until we inform the purch Asers which
Of ina articles may be bad for ONE DOLLAR, and
then it is op tional whether they semi the dbl
LAR am take the goos or not.
Last Of Goods Included in The ion at 81 90
Each.
Gold Watches Silver Watches, Guard and Vest
fhai Is, Coral and Opal Sets, Cameo Sets, Chate-
iaine Chains, Cameo and Lava Breast Pins, Mosaic
and Jet do, Gold Pencils, Gold PENS with Silver
insiders, Landscape Sets, Revolving Bresstpins,
Sets Studsanl Sleeve Buttons, Infants Armlet,
and Neck Chains, Lockets all Sizes Gents Breast
Pins, Mosaie and Coral Bracelets Enaueiied Breast
Pins, Mourning and Jet Sets, Garrett and CaAbun-
ole Sets, Mosaic Sets, Medailions, and an immense
variety oil other articles.
.lan Of Sixth Grand Distribution.
HIGHEST VALUE OF ARTICLES 100 DOLLARS, Low gss
DOLLARS.
Certificates stating what We will sell each person
for one dollar placed in sealed Envelopes, with
q Decimal arrangement, so that in each hundred
certificates t.ere is one for
q q 4 ~ UrATCA,
and there will also be valuable article in each
ten certificates.
On rece pit Of 81 cents will send you one Box
OF our Golden Pens, and sealed notice OF the ar
ticle which we sell for 81.
IRx Us! TRY U0!:
PRICES To AGEN >, POST PAID,
Boxes Pens with Certificates -. .. il
!" Z" 9 /" -. q
IS Is .......
AoV lVV lS
~ B.--With each package of 100 boxes We pre-
sent the purchaser lou Certificates, one of which
IL guaranteed to contain order for FINE
WATCH or BY ordering 50 boxes in one package
yosr sure to receive 81 Ger i6cates Containing
an order for splendid SILVER WATCH, beside
a large number OF other very vaIu Bile attic es
one crnf ate sent gratis, upon apple alton OF
any person d. string TO act agent. which may en-
bic him to procure valuable article upon the pay
men, ct 81.
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RlCHARr.OS, wESr = CO.,
PavrR pnE I, DaOh &JaRt TlAc
f~H.sDEEs 49, yeT
1pOss 0Aneo 1Dsaa1<aaaAos
I szAa 0nADS sTMGET, s.e-ssss.s
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steisht of all kinds will be carried from Chica
zotc all points East at all times at as low rates
- any other railroad route. scp2sdtt
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ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Ageacy,
+ AFFERS TO INSURERS ALL THE AVIAN
~ tages that may be obtained in any way bv
Insurance.
LIST. Rates aslow as any Responsible Company
I'd. Fair and honorable adj ustmsnt Of losses.
81. Prompt payment 81 l.sses.
4th. Policies IN winch the holders participate
n the profits.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER q, 1000, 900.
As Follows:
Continental Fire insu, aHCe TO-. NY.
Cash Capitaisnd Surplus. 100000,
metropolitan Fire ms. Co., W,
Cash Capital a~d Ssrplss. sss4,ss
state Fire insurance Co.. New Maven.
Cssh CapitaI and Ssrpiss. s225, 900,
security Fire Insurance -. N. York.
Cash Capital AID Ssrplss 1914, ssl.
New ENGLAND Fire -nd Ms-iae fnsur-
ancc company. Hartford,
Clash Capital and Surplus, s2as, 900.
Mutual life Insurance CO. scv Verk.
Aes'snsisssd Cash Aassts Tie Property ~ IL
Assaered Az tx,n nOn
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We have also on hand tho following splend
articles which vii, be sold to the pure ua-er Of 0,
GOLDEN PENS ia like manner, for
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-30

Mutual Life Insurance CO. seV Vork
Aeessmslased Cash Aasets Tie Property ~ IL
Asssred, 46.OO0OOO.
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q q 4 - WI III,

and there will also be valuable article in each
ten certificates.
On receipt Of 81 cents We will send you one Box
OF our Golden Pens, and sealed notice OF the ar
ticle which we sell for ST.
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Ian Of Sixth Grand Distribution,

HIGHEST VALUE OF ARTICLES 100 DOLLARS, Low Iss
DOLLARS.
Certificates stating what We will sell each person
for dollar placed in sealed Envelopes, with
q Decimal arrangement, so that in each hundred
certificates t..ere is one for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-08

- FO~ KEnT-A BRICK HOUSE. on n h
Ei::a ard Leigh streets, Church Hill. containing s
Al:4 rooms, kitchen WI h 2 rooms, coal house. 4 c.
There IS good seed lot and well of keel ent wa
ter connected with the premises Possession to
be had the LIST of January 1860 For terms, 4 c =,
apply to 70 b LYME,
Agent for Renting out Houses &c.
de 2S-ts Office, Metropolitan Hall.
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MEETING TO Sustain Major Anderson in
Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Jan An immense meet
ne was held here last night, in National Hall,
to sustain Major Anderson. Five thousand
persons vera present. d. Lewis presided, as
sisted by Commodore Stewart, Major General
R1heri Patterson. and others.
Resolutions We're adopted heartily approx
ing OF The conduct Of Major Anderson; calling
on the Pres dent 10 provide him with all the
force he requires 'or the defence If his position:
declaring that all persons who wage war
against The United States, and all who aid,
counsel and sanction them. public enemies,
and declaring that the American flag shall be
protected 10 the last extremity.
Speeches were made by ] Murry Rush, De-
mucrat CHARLES Gibbons, Repu blican, and
Merk 1lunday, Union. The enthusiasm was
intense.
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The kansastn'ierers.

ATCHIsoN, X. /, j al. s. Kew. MIR. Ma hen
agent Of the Method st Church, reports having
received up to the 1st of this month, principal
ly from Illinois, supplies to the amount OF
1881 pounds, which have been distributed
through the ministers and stewards OF that
church TO the des titute throughout the Terrific
~. Considerable money has been received also,
which has been expended in the purchase OF
supplies here and The pay ment of freights.
The Union, OF this city, publishes a state
ment That there is great suffering among the
P0ltaWatomie Indians, and that TWO of the
Tribe have already died OF starvation. They
have a fGe reservation and depend princi-
laliy upon their crops for subsistence, which
totally failed The past season.
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kram WaShinafan

WASHINGTON. Jan. The ) ar, of this eve
nlng publishes rumor OF the Ia ten ton of the
Cabinet 10 arrest Senator Toomhs tor treason,
ior having sent dispatches 10 Georgia urgine
he seizure Of the Georgia forls. The report
"a doubtful.
The Southern meeting, Saturday night, con
tisied only OF certain Senators, and not mem
beTs OF the House.
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FUTURE DAYS
BY Jas. M. Taylor Z sen, Auc'rs.

L EsTATE ON NAVY Hii.L-By virtue OF :
deed of trust, executed By John Freeman and
wife TO he subscribed dated the OH OF !uae. 1882
ana OF record In the Clerks once OF Hlcnmond
nustlngs Court. shall proceed to sell AZ taolic
sh ,s on upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY !.
me ioth das of Januay If fsir; If not. the next
" the real estate de.crrbed in saia deed, viz :
GET. ip iot piece or arseI # land stus,e, ~.
ibs anu icing In thar part OF the &, Of Rfcnu0 d
kno~n as NavJ Hill. on the Gest side of An 81. /,
tno u. nsihs on baker street. sixty teet ard
81 1890 ~ 49, oes innius ct the northwest
Ell ng the northern lire Of bah o. street IN 81 We
esn direction. sixty feet hence a. rs III ANS =,
10 Baker street. and parael with 4 h street " feet
to kuiy, or ravlne; thence along "a d .uil, ~
ravlne In an eastern direction to 4th street. tnenca
along tho western line of a.h. corner II and
TERMS. Enough IN cssh % defray the expense.
OF sale and trust, nd 8 ne otabie nefe for sse
with tnfereht thereon from Jaly I. 60 iii ps,d
and the further sum of 8 80, with interest ffon,
10Th ap'l. is6U tIls paid tue ba an1e u pom such
terms as may be as n sp,n OF re re, ds # .als.
JAS. M TAYLOR Son. Aucs's. jail
RRMK TEN.MENT On THE SnUrH
s - SIDE Of T. i,9 BET BETWEEN 7rH ANDsIH
Ine premises on M NDaY the 14th OF J4nua !,
1851 commencing at O'Clock r. NJ. a BRICK
+ NEM ENT. located "a above. Ii is adapted for
store as veil resids nee, and 70 now renting
to good tenant at $500 per annnm The It
fronts about 20 ieet and runs back the usual
depth
TsRMs.--0ne fourth cash the haanoe at 4 8
and IL months for negotiable notes with interest
adued, ana secured by trust deed
.Ja3 ia. NJ. TAYLOR d SON. Aucts.
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The New York Secession

NEW YORK, Jan. 1T is rumored tina,
Mayor Woud's message to the Council this
herhing will EN- hody proposition Tor ths SO
cesslOu Vi this city from the S,ate and Union
SECOND DIePATCH.
NEW YORK, Jan. fine message OF Mayo
Wood makes The recommendation sSnt you ID
another dispatch. He does not, however, re-
commend violent measu res TO accomplish hi'
kuggcs lions
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6ODDlN i APPERsON, Aucts
BY L.. b. tosk, Auct.

T'RUSTs E's sALr uf srOCk OF DRY
L GOODS. Clothing, boorS. SHOES,
HATS. &C, &c, AZ !, UC ION.-By virtue If q
dolly recorded the Jerks Office of the Hasting 9
Court OF The CITY of RcamoLd, Will proceed 10
s. Ii, at lhs store ,.f sad " Jacobs on l7tn, he
tween Nj ana ranRln SITS on tn DAY
10th January. ut 40 CLOCK. all the stock oOatain.
IN said store, emb acins the usual Valet, OF DRY
CAPS &C., &o.
1ERMs.--Al sums under 500 cash; over that
30 days 15.d 9 nss
Sale conducted b. h. b. Cook, Auct. ia8
| AKGE AALE -. BUiLDi@a LOTS A L
Il EST 20 nj. Virginia West Point Is
situated al the head If Yorh r,ver. aud IS bsautl
full point of lad. formed by the junction Of rhe
Pamunkey and NJ a,tapuni rivers. watch here take
the Richmond and York Rive; Railroad, distsa t
3o'a nHeS tom Richmond aud So from The Capes
river from Yorktown to West Point. II distance OF
Gep tn and capacity sufcient TO aocou.m bdaJe all
the of the voTio abJ ali the asterns
now or here. ter TO be Constructed For wharfage,
piers. cocks, arc. 1t has ron III "a miles On the
Mattaponi and ga miles on the famnnkey, and
for buidne pu poses over Two & oasand Lots
Tne k tchMGnd and York River Railroad Is now
running through to :, est Point, and has fifteen
acr 8 of land within the boundaries OF the pro
2osed town. which Will be uevoted 10 depot pur-
poses, stations, Ihachn ne shops, fou dries, Nc
A public SAFE of Lots wItbIn ths PROPOSE d town
OF West Point, will commence on W Dr kSDAf.
the l6 h OF January, 1854, and con Iuue from day
To das until pleted
The sale will be without reserve rs to price, and
for thru cash OF tor negotiable notes at sixty
da, with approved end seTs, and lnte rest adued,
and for the balance bonds with approved seouTlly,
pa, able Ia equal ms, ament< al SIX an twelve
}. PRUSS e. K rnbB. Com appointed
ak. DUDIsT. of Dir "sae@
a. Richmond Wing, Richmond Enquirer, Nor
folk Argus, Richmond Examiner copy.
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CiFTEEN, TWE.TY AVID TWENTY
FIVE DOLLAR SEWING NACHINkS.-

EiFTEEN, TWE.TY AVID TWENTY
L FIVE DOLLAR SEWING MACHINtS.-
The undersigned now has store and offers for
sale j. SALE. JR 4 90 5 PATENT Ell 4STIC
STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. This
Machine is entrels new and produces the cele
brated Double Lock Stitch, Back Stitch. which
is the only stitch elastic that 1t will not break.
when the goods are washed and lroHed. Among the
man, advantages which this Machine has over
every other Sewing Machine IN market, are the
TO- swing viz: lst IL Is less liable to ger Gu OF
order. and is simple In its construction that ht-
teen minutes instruction Will enable any person
tn become master If it I'd. The complicated ma
chnery for securing and adjusting Inc spool to mt
the machine is dispensed with bt The use al the
new tension. Sc. Every kind of sewing silk and
thread from the finest cotton to the coarsest
linen, can te used. and the thread does not need
to be oiled. 4tb. Ii can sew alike on all kinds OF
material. from the fine linen shirt bosom to the
co~rssst wooea fabric. 9Th 1t makes no difference
which way the machine is turned, backward or
for ard, 1t Is all the same. 1t will keep on Sc wing
thus rendering il not liable to be broken by chill
dren or put out of order by turning II In con-
trary direction 9TH 1t makes two stitches to one
revolution, while others make but one. thus. 1t
will be seen, sewing twice fast, and it is war
ranted To sew handsomer, hnar St tch, and
tighter seam; aisO equa. to ans OF he hest cost
machines. 7th The seam Is rs elastic as the most
elastic fabric; therefore IL Is free from all liability
To break in washing, ironing. or otherwise. 6th
IL Is impossible for this M achIne to drop stitch
therefore it be relied upon IN gil kinds OF sew
ing With these advantages, 1t is fearessly placed
be fore the puhlic, in the full assurance that Its
manifold merits must make themss,yss manifest
Corner 9th and Broad SITS. Richmond, Va.
Il
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IMPORTANT To Gas CON 5 OMERs,

CHAS. H. LANGLEY,
GAS FILTER, TIMER AND COPPERSMlTH,
Would inform the public that he is sole Ak ent for
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and Is prepared TO put them up at the shortest no.
tee. and on the most reasonable terms The ad
vantages OF these burners are: Toprevent blowlns
ana waste OF gas to give more clear and un form
nght, to reg ulate the quantity consumed with the
tull head turned on TO any desired amount, and
the ordinary Du ners
Mr.; J. BRowN.lh charge of the Wash ne ton
Clty Uas w orks has cert'hed that they are nnhss-
ttattngIy the oeSr Burners he has seen durlne his
conleotion oil twelve Years with those works; and
the Superintendent OF the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them, and that thew save
al least twenty per cent over other burners
thankful for past iavors, the subsc ribeT invites
orders Tor all work IN his line, feeling assured that
he can give entire satisfaction as to quality and
pnce. CHAS a LANt;I ~
&-ts 18th IT het No, "A n.
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MkpICINE S.

The GR EAT yiRGiNsA REMEDY,
L AND NO HUMBUG.-PETER INFALLI-
BILE REMEDY FOR GONORRHEA AND
ALL SECRET DlSEASEs.-This great American
remedy, containing Merourial or PaIsamlo
properties, EXCESS everything heretofore offered
the public, in it's curative, restorative ard
waiting powers and the medical world are. a.
tonshed when told that the ate We remedy will
cure the above diseases, and CT 1found.d when
they have ocular demonstrations OF the facts
But the proprietor, who has knC En OF The rem
edy for twenty odd years, has Known Of case
of twenty years standng to Do restored to per-
tect health, and ell other cases OF shoI 'er daTa-
ton to be restored, without single exception,
AID therefore challenges any case OF Gonorrhcea
which the remedy will not cure, provided the
directions are carried out with prudence on
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, In his
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and In
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and q cure will be effected without moon
Tenenoe TO the patient.
Sold By APPERSON & DUPUY, No. 20l Broad
street, and 0. 4, STRECKER, Main street, Drug
.ists, az ents for the CITY Of Richmond.
M
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The Iississippi Convention.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. The Governor has
oIIefed 'he artillery 10 prepare ball cartridges
ne delegates TO the Convention, VINO ars
Unanimous Tor secession, assembled this morn
as snd adopted resolution requesting Inc
PRESIDENT 10 appoint a committee 10 draft an
OToiAance OF secession
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iarpF Eire aIinu ILL

aLf0S, Jan. "a fire broke out last night
, ~ .He i4lor store OF Kent " Carr, destroying
49,, Ia ana mae adjoining buildings. embracing
I -. nufe block bounded by Short, State, and
q c ceo streets. Loss $4,000 insured SIS, 600
death. WIS ~
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raoops FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,
ling OF THE STAR OF THE WEST,

x,s YoRx, Jan. The steamer Star OF
Ns chartered at the order of Gen. Scott,
the s.Ii SIMPLY of provisions for Major
toos - and $50 men, under Lent. Bartlett,
Aaot. ane at Charleston tomorrow after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-08

MEDICAL GARD DIR. PLUME oilers his scr
"a vices to the public in the all secret
branch gives DR.. p. claim to public favor,-Ofice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same SIDE. Al
TRACT OF FLOWERS;' one of the vsry best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medl
zines sen ito order. All commV ucatIons " lotter
I, otharH nrnmptlx stfan.,e. 20. Rinhlc ond Va
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NJ
" pffnn1 e. Gentlemen VINO have collected
RFIrREsDc ~ e. name OF the VOLUNTEER
Asisr =. shsSoclhPiOh. will please call on
earl, Ito 70 MN the amount in their hands. An
vi gaaI Sonse to this resusst will he productive
a. "a ahofding relief To the needy.
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More Naval ordinations

NORFOLK, Jan. 1.-I.ieul Chapman. and
h aaa'eF mills, II the u. s. frigate Brooklyn
nave resigned
IeaL North has not resigned, as reported
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THE PIHM OF JONES & co. has this
L da, dissolved by mutual consent. These IN
deb,ed to he eoroerr will please make p ,ment
to THOMAS JOINS. THOMAS JUNes,
W J0YNER,
January LIST, 1861. VIVA. JONES.
ia 2-1v
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,. FLORIDA CONVENTION.
,oRlDA NE OU L L.

r,,,.uAsss. FLA, Jan. The Conven-
tA''~.ssd the resolution deeiaing At the right
teh r. T.: Florida to secede, by vote OF
sres 81, nays ,; .e,r,s...o,, -, so,as.,o,, Va
zoe nriirance OF secession, which was
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BY GodaIa l. Apperson, Aucrrs.

VERY ExChL.. TBsICK TENE.
M,NT AT THE COREEK OF 24rH AM
n STIR ETS, OpfO5IrE 40 The METRO
Will be sold ar auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the Oh January, 1861. At 4 o CLOCK
+. NJ, that mosG excellent Brick Tenement To-
Gated as above now m the occu pancy Of Miss
Conore,. The House has seven .ms, with the
usual out houses, including an excellent Kitchen,
and Is a. HOS ether most desiTab residence.
IEsMs.-' ne-thlrd cAsb; balance at end
months, for nesosI sBle notes, interest aided,
cured by a trust ueed, title retained. The taxes
Tor 1881 TO bs Sasd ny The pufcBtssr.
jas 6ODDlN Il APPERSON, Auets
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Military Movements.
Northern Markets.

,s.i,n ih9kE, jan. IA company OF the sti
f,d s.m ", U D. Infantry has just arrived her
rum Cariisle Pa barracks.