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UNION MEErINss.-On the 10Th inst the work.
ingmen Of Romney, Hampshire county. Va held
aige Puonc meeting, at which resolutions were
aaSP.sd expressing ardent devotion to the Union
ana me Constitution, and fully endorsing The
n Another meeting was held on the same dav a,
n,,ncIpio Furnace, Cecil county, Md, for the
purpose OF expressing sympathy with the secedino
Sates but the assemblsge proved of a di tssreni
character, and voting down the Resolutions ~
ympatny, adopted In their stead a series con.
der.inn ng me course Of South Carolina, and en-.
AnoInsr was held at Leonardtown. St M,,v,.
county, Md on the I'D inst stwbicb ,e.oI,,nyn
were adopted declaring that Maryland should NV
fully, fearlessly and before tine ns soa,n
ne resolutions Of Mr.. crittenden were f,I,,, IN
aorsed and resolution also adopted reansst, .m,
,ne county commissioner to levy on the assesssble
for the purpose Of purchasing arms .1nO so,ooO,
&C., for the use Of the county. '"u"i'ioh,
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IL BY the taking Of the A rsenaI a

IL IL BY the takng Of the Arsenal, Georgia g..
euIes 'pe possession Of fine battery of two IL,
pound howitzes, two cannon, and some ., az,
Ts ana rifles, many Of them of the best hi nd
Inc. Ie,e are also large stores Of powder, cannon
" The Charleston Mercury of the o5tb mat, n,
eoonn,enas voluntary embargo on the Cotton
export, Tor the purpose Of securing a foreign -.
ss9gniuon Of the Independence Of the Sscsding
IL foolhardy boy jumped upon the cow.
ca'chef OF passing train, near Wheelino ".
TOT Ilde, and In jumping OF fell upon the t,acl
Luz engine passed over one Of his legs which
VIII have TO he amputatcd 80 WHICH
" u 10 rumored that Mr. and Mrs R,,.,
Wn"se divorce suit recently created 60 much Gu
Mr. ma Mn' sDont 10 come together again, Ia
r. NJ The family OF Mr.. Bawlby, Of the Io,a.,
me, whose head and career as newsonn e, co'1
nIssEonoent was cut CT by the Chimes rscs,..s
slOo ,ooO Indemnify for his loss ''oei'ed
found ON THURSDAY the body of young man wa.
the ship Harry Hssting, living al ths Al arg Of
Congress street, New York. = ioo' OF
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Col MAsRuDER AND MAJOR Husxa.-Allen
%. Msgruder, Esq, the brother Of Col. mapru.
oer' Z. D A, this morning explodes through the
!HfsHtE'"esr, the roorback alleging that the gal.
liant Colonel has Of late been engaged in drilling
men near washington supposed to be preparing
IOf = faid upon the Federal Metropolis. Tbi,
reminds US OF the fact that the similar story
charging Major Huger, U. s. A, with being a
Pafv 70 me same alleged plot which was mot
iong since copied into the Star, is Of couu.
e OF whole cloth" Though a native of
South Carolina, Major Huger remains 4, ,hs -, y.
vice Of the United States, and deservedIv -.
sesses a. much Of the confidence Of the Cover
ment a. any other gentleman in the army VIII
ever That gentleman may be.
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III Gov. Downey, Of California, ,y,,,.
eecIe@iy OF the Washington National Morrun ..c
association, transmitting draft for m mC sah
i.ss., Legislature s has just appropriated. In hi.
"our people, although far removed f,ou, a.. q,
naence OF home associations," and deprivsd :,
many o. the benefits resulting from eIoss, coO y
staeSsa me sh Federal are devotedy
Dat one sentiment, and that 10 OF regret IN
.us present. condition Of the Affairs which ~ aue.
inenty threaten the dissolution Of the Ifa;cn Z,
men sItt Sy me Counsel Of patriotic and good
ulster Ststss,p ~ = among her
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TUESDAY. January 90


SENATE.-A communication In relation to the
salary Of the late Senator Lynn, Of Missouri, was
received from the Secretary Of the Senate, and
laid on the table.
Mr.. King, Of N Y. introduced bill to author.
lie the President Of the United States to accep,
the services Of volunteers for the protection of the
public property; laid over.
MIR. Wilson, Of Mass introduced resolution
to provide for the organization Of the militia OF
the District Of Columbia; which was referred
Mr.. Cameron introduced certain Union resolu.
lions Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
Mr.. Hale introduced a bill for the relief Of Hal.
Nday Leggett, mail contractors.
Mr.. Bingham introduced a memorial for the
repeal Of the fugitive slave law.
The Senate then passed bill for the relief OF
w; D H Barnard, granting him ami an invalid pension
HoUsE.-The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Commissioner Of Patents
relative to the collection of agricultural statistics
laid on the table and ordered to be printed
Mr.. Adrian presented to the House a series OF
resolutions adopted by the Legislature of New
Jersey, calling upon the people of the States to
stand by the Union, and urging the adoption of
mise acceptable to the people that will settle the
national difficulties; but If no compromise can be
effected by Congress, a convention Of the several
states should be Immediately held to take into
Constitution; laid on the table and ordered TO be
printed
Mr.. Montgomery presented to the House a
memorial signed by the citizens Of Washington
county, Pa praying the adoption of the Criften-
den propositions.
Also, the proceedings of a meeting held at
Brownsville, Pa, indorsing the same propositions
as basis OF settlement Of the existing national
difhculties; laid on the table.
The regular order Of business (Mr. Colfax's post
route bill was then taken up
After protracted debate, the House by vote
OF yeas 101, NAYS 81, concurred in an amend ment
reiatve TO carrying newspapers and periodicals
Tne question then REQUIRED on another amend
menf, pending which our reportcIosed.
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ACCIDENTS AT CHARLHsroN-On wedne.d, AZ
last another serious accident occurred among The
garrison on Sullivan's Island In Charleston har.
Dor Private strawinski, Of a Columbia com.
was Playfully wrestling, In the stomacb' ina,c..
Ing, n 10 feared, a mortal wound. ON the sue.
ceeding day two members Of the sam COMPANY
were oadiy mashed while working at the guns.
Apparently the 'citizen soldiery'' Of South Car
DINA IL a self-annihilating institution.
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LINCOLN ToR A CoMPRoMIsr The item ,n,o,,
our ieiegrams to-day, stating that Mr. Lincoln !.
urging bis friends here, by private letter to ,u,-
ulh me Border State committees or some other
paa OF compromise that win be ctorv % the
border siaveholding States, 10 doubtless tue In
ms correspondence be 10 said to 90 to the ertsn, ~
declaring That be viii regard no man a. the friend
o. ns eominisrstion who hesitates to do that much
I0f ms country In the present deplorabIe cri,i. Of
her public affairs
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENArR.-After our report closed Yesterday
Mr. Iverson sent TO The table to be read, the or
dinance OF secession Of Georgia, and in a short
speech babe farewell to the Senate :
The Presidents message and accompanying
documents were then read.
The President transmitted 10 the Senate with
the message, series OF resolutions adopted by the
fu settlement Of the exciting question now threat
ening the Union. He expressed his satisfaction
at the patriotic course Of Virginia. The Legisla-
ture Of Virginia had appointed Elk President Jno.
Tyler commissioner TO the President Of the United
States, with instructions to request Of the Presi-
dent to abstain from all acts that would lead TO
hostile collision pending the proceedings contem-
plated by the Legislation Of Virginia. However
strong might be his desire to do so, II was not in
missioner. This power was only with Congress,
and he could only obey such laws as they might
enact. Defence and not aggression had been the
policy Of the Administration from the beginning
He recommended TO Congress that IL should pass
no law that might lead to a hostile collision of
arms pending the action Of Virginia, and ex-
pressed a belief that the Union Of these States
would be perpetuated on terms just and honora-
BILE to both sections Of the country
After short debate upon the message, 1t was
made the special order for Wednesday at one
O'Clock; when the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-After the close of our report
On motion Of Mr.. Grow, the special order Kan
sas billy was taken up; and the bill was passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Stanton, the House took up
of Columbia
This bill provides that each officer and private
shall take the military oath
After some debate the bill was passed-yeas 100,
nays ~; when the House adjourned.
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nAaL IN WHICH TO HOLD THE a1H OF Fks.
1917 CoNVkNTIos-Ws are glad to hear tina,
me Me'srs. willard have already rendered ' %,
me use OF The Convention to meet her. - ar
s.n prohimo' their hne hall. No other pl.c. ,n
washington is better suited for the purpose, !,
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ExclrfsEkr IN GEoRGIA-The Macon 10,
S.nrs e'ponoent OF the New York Express write
. ,u toat place that great excitement prevail,
,Sroug bout the State, in consequence Of belle
tnat an attempt to coerce the South wi n. ma
ana snat there 10 to be descent upon the a.,
State troops are collecting along the coasts VI
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IL The following resolution was adontsd hv
'ne c'ulens OF Nashville, Tenn, at public meet
Ing held In the court house:
Rssoired, That no act of the Co,v.n.,. -,
Tennessee which is not submitted 10 the neon,o
Se decided by them at the ballotboI. sbaIi
o,ne u' that we win form ourselves into com.
Pahies' ana resist all such by force Of arms
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FoRr PIcxKss.-Ex- Senator Mallory ., r.,
ga VINO 10 now ut Pensacola, tsleeraph.d % ,h,,
cry yesterday, (received here this morn,n, 81.
sne broofiyn enters the harbor of Pensaeol,
me dsunionists win at once open ere upop For,
Pickens. P0h OH
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" Kansas Il at last STATE of the Union IT..
~ yeasrday concurred In the amendment ~
r1s sena.e 70 the bill for her admiuion Ho y,
~ 1a..s, ve In the House. Mr.. Martin p. Con.
So 20, and Is prepared to ale his se.} NJ
censsors have yet been elected 's .ea'' NO
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ARRESTED ASA sPY.-The Mobile Advertise,


we learn from letter from one Of Cant.
In this city, that the wife Of Can't Slemmer conn'
manoer at Fort Pickens, had been arrested at Fort
, naisncss as spy She went to Fort Barsncls
able superstition was that she had coms ,h... a.
:, notes Of the position ofthngs and report them
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LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL.

WHARF AUTHORIZED TO STATE THAT
w Henry Addison is candidate. at the req ne q
OF his friends, for Mayor Of Georgetown az the
suing election. IL
TN NOTICE.
Il HIS Is to notify the public that will pay no
debts contracted by my wife, MlIy Elsey af er the
January 18th. 1861. ia IS ST.
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RILrEvED-Brevet Major General David E
Twiggs, U. s. A has been relieved (at his own
request) from the command Of the military DEPOT
Of Texas. which command 10 devolved on Col
Carlos A. Waite, LIST Infantry. II 10 understood
that Gen. Twiggs proposes 70 resign.
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THERE's A BETTER TIME COMING!

Victims Of Self Abuse and Secret Diseases should
ap2y &c SSHuMAN'S Southern Medical House,
pnde .ns clarendon Hotel, corner sixth street and
MOTEL Ireland and trS Dr. southey's Celebrated London
M, aioaes Ihty are warTaltea TO cure the most
Nso9turnal Emissions, Structures, and Weakness
Oh me Bsdder 10 from to days. The Remedies
p m. h. o.. ~
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Lryrs'-Ths second evening reception VIII,
.e place afshe Executive Mansion tonight, from
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APPOINTMENT
DISAPPOINTMENT.
In consequence of the urgent solicitations Of
NUMEROUS CITIZENS
who called upon
DR.. scHLossER
during last week, but who were compelled TO 70
away account Of the ove:crovoed state Of his
rooms, he will remain here
AFEw DAYS LONGER.
During his stay in this city, the Doctor has sue
highest respectsbIlity, who have cordially ylsoed
at his disposal their
TESTIMONIALS
Of the
WONDERFUL EFFECT
Of his
METHOD OF CURING
ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET.
DR. schlosser has already published great nur-
Der Of certificates from persons well known, which
fully prove that he is the only one who cures IN.
above mentioned diseases.
ANY ONE SUFFERING
DISEASES OF THE FEET.
Will have
GREAT CAUSE TO BIZ SATISFIED
II they Immediately place themssIvs, sndv
DR.. scHLossBR's
UNERRING SYSTEM OF TREATMENT.
Without
CUTTING Oh CAUSING IKE LrAsr Pam.
CONS ULTING ROOMS,
as1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tsouth side,D
between 18th and 18th streets.
OFFICE HOURS
From 1Oa. m. till pm.
FEW
DAYS
LONGER
IN
jas WASHINGTON.
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Ladies, Call Early

Ladies, Call Early
EFE BDtEs S SsEsENAt 81 s sFossE
No. Ne: sSs P PEENNNA: AVENUE avenue:
Additional invoices sss.,j S;' tSDsysd of New and
you CAN 5S 81 hSS ONLY
fSRsf I'd s 4Mls sHFT Tss,rs,
k REERRttf k6azS skME SssArc SETS.
E hfE S s35 sBBEFIt ekfs SETS,
CAMEO and GOLD STONE SETS.
ffA 1.kIN GGtb SETS SETS,
B0QUET and RiBB!.N SETS.
tIA AbIEs' NNE NECK t9ShiSs.
n., sHHE!tf:BBE EES;ss S SkfSk }fTHsaINs'
GENTS, WATCH KEYS;
$ENNF Fs s sks Eve fnf B GFFEEtSSss and STUDS
s sfSSSSs S5Ssf tSfE6 sfooNs,
guaranteed IA be such SIS represented
1sSs . a5s Sss &c f 70. The ,sssa,
as is retaIled from FIVE to thirty dollars each.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
As this great sale continues but a short time.
persons desiring to supply themselves with Jewelry
at these unheard Of prices will please call early at
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE.
between 9Th and 10th streets
IL Remember the Numberpsos.sM. p we have
no connection with others, protesting 70 sell at our
prices, In this city.
SPECIAL
RECEIVED this day at Riddles orisinal One Dol
consisting OF Rings, Bracelets, Gents and Ladies'
Ali 70 be disposed fs 500 psr CENT than S.S
be bought elsewhere.
phe shove are warranted fine gold o. no sal..
Ware be furnished at 100 per cent les! than
manufacturers priG RI by 6S1Ihl3sst
ia @.tr 500 Pa. ay.. bet sth and and 10th SITS.
A No l .r.ia aI.C X aiyyk TS9D WOOD .l.o,
PINE AID OAK WOOD. prepared or delivered
lucAll orders should be accompanied with the
mS9ney: dr We don't carry change unless special
JAS ESQ Pa av.. bet. IItb and i2th .ts
A PIANO FORTE, (NEWJ FOR s175.I
s k0.sv .sS Case: SssaiIfai tone Plssc. ma
SIS ssi s sasd e 5%s:.
Cd. s'd see it soc P. jS Sss :IS III
ELEGANT cAkf siEISss AT GREAT SAC:
We still have on hand and "a for sale. some YER, su-
and and 9TfsqPs rRkFFtyET MES B ESs5
% nm a. tS Se%s &c In vsS Of the
Congress- % sG and osSsa. In
want OF tnch goods can be suited BY now at Q
saving of thirty per CIT cTis 81: fArn SSbSN
"a 2-l0t No. 4, second door east Of Ninth 81.
pure MEpICINEs RECEIVED WEEKLY.
d., "a s, esSd SpsIs,nsss Pills: MeLssn Cor
:SS!PsISas s.spt1oc ffieis: ' % SUI.
.ss- ss' @ W si Ess - g..
Turs CEMETERY NOTICE.
sMnSsSSTlsst Sasss for ssIe his stock q MAR
sr6N Es and SARBEk MARfESnss a. s 4sdaS.S
Prize: fer cash or aPRs9yed H9tes ssIy call Is
So Marble wciE:. ssa 8 q north,
n Law. M. GAIT
wo@S !. hiS w., GOAL
ia 3 between 1lth and 18th streets.
~ NEW PAWN OFFICE ~
9, . E6~wAR D, Dealer in .N.vo q
pulls si.t Ss has opened SEHtsE i,0I P%wS
s ntfFIcE a. No. 70 Loulsisns avenue. between
Where 'I he s iii g q s linen
sss,sa =, sD al on his patrons with PromPtnsss
EB.Iyewelry, Dry 6oods, Clothing, Mschan
100. Tools; &C., always on hand ss privais sale.
Jusr REcElvEE6B W AZ BOOKS.
FRENCH & klCHsTEINs,
No. as PENN. AvKNuR,
Ine Snaaow IN the House, o ney novel, By John
fss D.ld ,SsfSS om S,S:S q 81 S:
David muraoch, .. D., limo, cloth; 81 s b nail.
The RomAnos Of an lrish Girl, iamo., olotk; SiSo
,iI:i.: ss'ortmspsoi the bsss Military Worn.
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BOARDING.

A GENTEEL PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING
"A severa 9noccupIed ROOMS. would be pleased
TO accommodate gentlemen with or without their
fam les. Terms moderate. 442 Ninth street he
tween and II. "a IS St
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Ian %

EHR WkATHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning II made from the Amer
lcan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith.
about O'Clock a.
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AUCTION SALES.
By OLEARY a sREEN. A.soss,,r

B, oLEAfsS Ss z S ssEs en-, H.'o''''"'
WEE, sy fsanSs HS EgssHRRebbgY 5ST95a :
..S.op q Ss5 sssSs recSs ysy -;
% the hopseteeynT sfsct, belonsins % ono Of ne
,. spSsr Gsa. " u ,s
M.hos,ny wslnst ana other Bsdstesds,
s.esrsor FsstSer Beds, holsters and Pillows,
Hsir, trsk and straw Msttresses,
MssSs.n, ana wv VAIN, H.f rsror Chairs,
nak. Cane seat once And other Chairs,
s:s's:. oi E.s f az PANS stool
marble top Tables. Mirrors, Sofas.
eTo sssS and FIN Isfs Fire ss' IoS:
One superior Family horse. very fss. and veil
An excellent Rccis.sy. and single Set silver
plaied Harness.
8. asdSds cLEARY GREEN, As.s..
By GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auotion..rs.
EXXTsSs,vs sAhb M 6St9T Il. AT
"a :n . :: r n Ss Ss #. ,
store, on seventh ST., between n and sts. north.
Mems ssd Boys Dress, Sack. Froet. Over and
Gs: I'd 5sa: S:' ss gss A:: ST.:
r esISs., and oIssr S ss,,s ,PsSss n, ~
BE- :od SssSu e
q: . asff''' O'd ssEES EN- Williams, Auos
By c. w. BOTELER 4 SONS, Auononeas.
GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
- NIIuRE AT AUCTION On wEDN EsDAY
MORNING, January 50, At 10 o'clock. We shall
sell a. No 3Ss Eighth. between and L strects q
sup .rioroOlleSton OF F1rnlturs, b.lnG the entire
Eff cts Of fsmil, declining housekeeping, consist
One superior solid Rosewood suit Of PsrIor Fur
nlture,
One Sne Rosewood Pisno Porte,
| Plush covered Reception Chairs,
Handsome Rosewood Etegere,
| Gilt Frame Mirrors.
Mantel and Table Ornaments,
Brussels and other Carpets,
| Solid Oak Sideboard. with Marble Tor,
Oak Dining Room Cbsirs,
Oak Extension Dining Tabe,
Superior China and Glass Crockery,
Plated Goods, Table Cut cry and Table Furniture
| Elegant Set Of Walnut Chamber Furniture. am
| brscinE Bedstesd, BUREAU, washstand, wsrd-
robe sad Chairs,
Superior Hair and other Mattresses,
Mshogsny and Walnut Dressing Bureaus and
| 49, WsehstandF, with Marble Tops.
With other eTtlc les not parf,cu lar
tssS-c G. w. BOrELER a SONS, Auots
4
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DEATH OF NAVAL COMMANDER 8. C.
Reid. Of the U. 8. Navy, died at his residence in
was on the retired list, and mad been residing IN
New York for about four years prior to his death
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Jusr REcE,vE66W " BOOKS.
FRENCH & kICHsTEIN,s.

a The SHADOW IN the House, 9 new novel, by John
sarndsls, l2qo., cloth; o. By NAL,
psyid mnraooh, .. D., l2po;, cloth; 81 s b nail.
~ Tns Romance Of an irish eiri. limo, elotk; Si@
,.k,I :E.: ss'ortmspsoi the best Military WORKS
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FRAMING PRIvILEsE.-The following cor
respondence between the Hon. John D. Ashmore
the Representative from the Fifth Congressional
District of South Carolina, and the Acting Post
master General, will convey to our readers infor
nation important at this time to the southern
States claiming to have withdrawn from the
Union:
ANDERSON, Is. c. Jan "A. 1861
Ny Dear Sir ] have in my possession some
l,OO to 200 volumes of "public document. -
neing my PROPORTION Of the same as a member of
the rhlrty-slxth Congress. They Were forwarded
me In mail Jacks and are now lying In INV library
Since the date Of the ordinance Of secession (De-
cemoer 2oth, 1867 Of South Carolina have not
nsed the ranking privilege nor will attem pit to
do so without the special permission Of The De.
partment To pay the postage on these books a.
WOULD cost me Large sum and one that | am not
prepared 70 expend. The books are of no use 20
me, out might be to my constituents for whom
they were Intended, IL distri buted among them
Have the right to frank and distribute them
under existing relations? IL SO, please inform me
Having said that | have not used the franking
privilege since the goth December, need hardlY
ADD that shall not do so, even on ''public docu
ment" unless you authorize IL.
lam, with respect, truly and sincerely, yours
j. ID. AsHMoRE
| Hon HoRATIo KING, Acting Postmaster General
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Jan. 2s. 1861
Sr:-ln answer to your letter of the 2Oth instant
asking II yon have the right s'under existing re-
iauons, 70 frank and distribute certain public
theory Of the Administration Is that the relations
OF South Carolina to the General Government ha
been In nothing changed by her recent act of Sc
cesson and, this being so, you are of course en-
ntled to the Thanking privilege until the rrst
MohoaV In December next IL, however. as /
learn 10 the case, you sincerely and decidedly
entertain the conviction that by that act Sonth
Caiollna ceased to be member Of the Conf-deracy
ana Is now a foreign State, IL will he for Won TO
oeterrnine bow FAR you can conscientiously eyer
else privilege the exercise Of which assumes that
your own conviction is erroneous, and plainly
declares that South Carolina is still in the I'm on
the United States "a
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant.
HORATIo KING,
Acting Postmaster General
Hon. JOHN D AsHMoRE, Anderson, s. C.
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REsIeNKp.-Msjor Earl Van Dorm, I'd Cavalry.
U. g: A, Of Mississippi has resigned his commits.
sion In the Army, Also, First Lieutenant Joshua
w. Sill, Of Ordnance der artnent
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nNE PRICE. AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE
- CLOTHlNG. such as Dress aud Business
Coats, Oysrcoats, Pants, Vests, &C., AT COST
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& O'TOoLE,
US WEDDING AND VISITING
CARD ENGRAVERS,
WEDDING ENVELOPES,
326 PA. Av., between 9th and 10th SITS
au 27-6p W.sprsa,ou
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EURNISRING GOODS, consisting of ShI Is,
UndershlIts, Drawers. Collars, Neck TleP A o.
AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, of exolu,Ively Winter
~ styles, AT " C 4 ID PRICES FOR
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l. simere Hats. Black and colored Soft Bsts And
EIaRS, for men and boys. AtREDUCEDP PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-29

a LII goods CHARGED, AT REGULAR
"A fhlCES. GEO. G. III ENNtNG,
Seventh st., between Maryland av.
ia - so and Smtthsnnian Grounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-29

1TTHE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS
- will be holden every day this week. in the
English Lutheran Church, corner of 18th and III
streets. to commence at o'clock, and to continue
Ono noun. la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-29

1TIHERE WILL BE LECTURE ON
~ The Castles aud M1nasteTies of Ireland In
the I'D 10 Ages" delivered by request, at VIII
Iards, Hsll on TUESDAY EVENING. January
gin 1851, by Rev. g. u. GUBBINs, at ~ o'clock.
Abundance . cents ja 2o-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-29

nTSECOND WARD IN THE FIELD
US Citizens of this Ward, and of Others where
9T9attached and feeling 80 disposed, viii meet at
p. m, for the purpose of forming military coma
ny TO be attached to Union Regiment for active
service on the 4th March next ia d