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TSOR RENT.-A STABLE in the rear Of House
L M. 39, West Lexington street. between Pine anu
Fremont streets, to GtY Err &.WlLH EMS,
apl9r No. l22 West IL mhard strret.
HfA FOR NT-WAREHUUSE No 81
4s Smiths wharf, to be vacated the 18th instant. In
- qure Of J. G. harvey Il co,
apilu - Exchange Place.
e.. FOR RENT ON PLEASING TERMS
ssi That very desirable and comtaodious two-s.ory
I.sA " ELLNG, south side Of Pleasant, second doc
from Charles lately occuied by Jas f. Tyson Esq
Lot A feet front by 40 deep. Apply T. -
WHITE & ELDER
a)29-co4t Exchange Place.
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GROUND FtNTS.-Two well secured and
W punc'nay pad Ground Rens Of s63 ZACH Cor sale By
;ao.e. GEO /; HARRISON
E'0R RENT-The first FLOOR and CELLAR
4 o. that la ge and VIII located warehou K az
NJ Go EXGange Place. 1t adoins the establishment Il
idn,od Waters, Esq and business s,aad is con
Pe,ea one Of tn h,st N he ity erms rsry moderate
} lz!f K0Dr,WALD siNDALL.
s.;;A For PENTHOUSE No. 80 Mccullough
Sl:s S sTst T. good tenant il be rented low I'm
- 4ulrs Al No. - GAY STREET. jel5-if
IN FOR RENT HOUSE No 90 West
Ei Lombs,d street, between Paca and Green opro,it
81 ndii 'S ad g. GG5sse with all modern impravemrs
tenant The nrsS aG stale viii he rntei l. . good
3 BA& sfEEE b S.yieg nc b gse 5 APy
- ielotf
GT:;f FURNISHED D DWELLING FOR RFNT7
-s OF the Monument, viii rented lynn IN tmrem narrs
On reasonable terms. Apply this office Sin'H ainy
3ss VALUABLE LAND IN ALLECANY
s-S%. COUNTY. FOR SALE
A TRACT OF LA - called TREASURE TPnv- 49,
tainins shout SIX THOUSA Mp ACRES Originally r. eS
to John " Pratt o. the 81 day Of March, iS0i and ras
Yeyed the Hon Thomas & Pratt about the wear Is:f
It is su2t about Is miles east Of Cumberland on the
great ona Road VIII Oh Taverses the pr perry Wheat
also admirably suited to sheep raising. There
Farms opened and cleared the land ard nov under
Oak and Pine Timber which easily be transported
and lle Baltimore and Ohio RaI-oai which ran within
mites OF the southe: boundary OF the tract.
Sulphur and Iron SPRINGS Of different strengths issuing
from small valley within few yards ofeach other. These
for years he known AMI resored 10 first by the Indians
and acrwa s by the Hunters for their Hygeian qualities
SPRING which is well known the neighborhood and is
remarkahy adated to the Of all diseases
long credit, it vii he divided into sMiL FAiWs Of
r,,,,, '''' WALLIS 3 THOMAS,
mott st. Paul street.
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange.
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was issued on SATURDAY, the 18th Of July With a
view to increase alike popularity and its usefulness
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of Preference for the FARMER, the MERCHANT and the
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embrace constant variety OF choice and interesting
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ympathziug with watchfuI the interests of
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EOHN GREACEN,
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SALT AND PLASTER.
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WINE DEPOT o,,. ,,,-,.
w For the sale OF the CHAMPAGNE WINES
Messrs, M0ET Il CHAND0N, Epernay.
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- BoRDEAuX WINES OF Messfs. BRANDENBURG
ERERES, Bordeaux.
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IS PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,

EVERY TUESDAY, Thu SDAY AND SATtNDAi'
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CHANGE including it's general and political Intelligence; its
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Sagksrs arh Israstrs.

MARTIN LEWIS,
I'VE BIZ g A !. R4 sg2Gk 1RsnoEER.
s sTocK5 s B 'Gs 6ss E R2,'h"'e and sale Of
Iat20 If in the New York market.
NfARTIN LEWIS,
W. SQ g, 4 4 sEc5 REfh sF RFHE2FER'
faBs individual attention to the negotiation OF CONNER
Cash advances made on Coll ;terals. mica t.
NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS
IL FOUGHT AND SOLD
No q Sec0AD sTl.Er,
N PsGTs ana R sells p Gn To%%jsi,Gq
STOCKS AND BONDS IN ALL MARKETS,
! CHANTS DISQ0UErS On APPROVED SECURITIES.
RRRRxx$E 1b s GIEY 0N qY2k k ExdaSxan
BUYS ND SELLS TiR8T-CLASS GROUND RENTS
ana attends personality to AL and kind Of Broker and
lsanklnE business iai5-tf
I EONARD j. TORMEY,
00H e, E E s551h sF s4fEE.
ooffN HFEG }Bousht, Sold and Negotiated.
sa r3 5ys9 ss S 4S ssF0nGG
T R. McGINN & co,
a. sTo q: ! 7aS 5S Eih 5fh Rf2sEss'
B5 BSE a i? on S9mmsfIon exclusively STOCKS
Il STOCK AND BILL BROKERS
No. q SOUTH STREET,
Negotiate Business Paper Las and execute orders
for stocks in this and other markets julS If
RTONEY BUSINESS.
I'VE MAETIN LEWIS,
First house from south street.
NEGOTIATION Of a siiz.S GGG2%4Rii.i 10 'le
EFFECTS LOANS ON STOCKS 4SD BUSINESS PAPER.
~ ,,,-na > Wv 1lO 1&D OTHER SECURITIES.
GRANTS bIscGTNfs q coon P4PER, -1l''
E6 Ell ~ tE ~ @ FPS ST4ckS in &ll the MarEEs
BUSINESS IN ALI rs BRANCHES. je6-tf
TNO. S. Cuttings & co,
~ BANKERS. EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
Buy and ssilon Commission &tosE and Securities IN this
Purchase and sen Ground Rents
sost s5E' maze O." STOCKS "s" F'aS' Notes. and other
N;esotial? Tine Paper and Stock Loans
MAKE collections on al accessible points in the United
States ana Canada
he BUSINESS Of Tas Bnkng IN al Of 5 39 dsp s2
ments Interest allowed on DEPOSITS jai&f
SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
No. 1876 BALTIMORE sTREK7,
RTY snq SSI 5HEdSs 0 and U2G0aREyr BANK
N NEGOTIATE Il; TINE PAPGR and srocK LOANS, aoa
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankab!e or Urc;.rrent Funda
snG transact the auAS and Exchange Business in every
7 H. LUCKETT,
St0"'>' No 4S5 GKit EhL ESTATE BROKER,
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
P Gibson, Cashier Bank o. Baltimore, Baltimore.
c. Z. Coleman, Cashier Mechanics Sank Baltimore,
J. NJ. Buck, Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore.
Thomas !. Carson Banker Baltimore.
Thomas D. Johnston, Baltimore.
j. 9. Adams, Baltimore.
Warwick, FriCk q Ball. Baltimore.
Ss9as As aa sn ay BsiiiRo osn0Fs
Johaston, Bro. d Co, Bankers, Baltimore
Josiah Lee Co, Bankers, Baltimore,
Hugh Jenkins Il Co, Baltimore
Young Carson, Baltimore.
Vim finkne, Brooke, Washington, D. c. nvI5-tf
STERLING EXCHANGE
ROSS GAHPBELI. & Co,
= HANOVER STREET,
Fave constantly fer sale
BILLS ON LO SDON,
mhlsi In sums TO suit purchasers
= HARRIS, JR.,
~ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK,
NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells all the stocks and other securities Of s
snu DINER markets. on commission. scIlt!
NJ GILNOR, ia,
w. STOCK AND BILL BROKE En-,
No. II SECOND STREET,
BUYS and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
his and other markets.
Makes advances Stocks aud other Colatcrals
NeE0tiates Time Paper and Stock Loans. nl9-.?
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g. FOR R&NT.
Eg;;s The large threestory HOUSE, No North Charles
street, which would be altered for Store desired,
con gerted into OFFICES.
Large DIV ELLING, No y st Paul street. corner flank
lane, lately occupied Boarding house, and suitable
OFFICES.
STORE AND DWELLING, southeast corner OF Court
land and Saratoga streets
STORE AND DWELLING, No. III Pratt street, above
ChaTes
STORE Nc. 25 North Charles street. lately occupied 10y
Mrs. : W Hughes D" ELLING above citto well adapted
for q Dentist.
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 81 Lexington street, west #
Charles, lately occupied BY Chapman Boarding Aouse
and Restaurant.
The adjoining HOUSES Nos 50 AMI Of Fayettc street,
near Charles one lately occupied Restaurant the ether
Iron Foundry.
Small DWELLIAG-HoUsEo on Spring Court, near Charles
street.
Large STABLE and Yard Frat street, near Howard
Two DWELLING HOUSES on Carey strset above Lex.
ington street, Nrs. -
rhreC-storg DIV BILLING, No. 5G1 West Lexington street
near Republican street.
DWELLING HOUsE \, No. 50 North Liberty street, above
Lexington. g. ". GLENN,
mis- Il No. North Calvert street
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a, H0::8 B CO.
PRACTICAL
LIT . 9 = a . r e s,
ENGRANE RS AND COLOR PRINTEKS,
Mes, IS AND Il ). CDhH STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Exa"ute Check, Note snd ural sooHs Cards, Cerfcat
Diplomas, Show Cards 70. Nanuiacuers Views. Archit
ual Drawings Maps Plans, Music Titles Book Plates En-
Veopes and Labels. well
COMMERCIAL WORK
~ every description The facilities Of establishment,
or te perfect execution Of every deae Of thcgraric
%9Fn are most ample The earl est advantage is taken o.
az "u1fn imp ove@ens, and personal attention IS
Etgeh !" ever hr"mch Of at, enabling Us to coNpete
successfully, n excellence Of work. well UrCd@ratonI
prices with any kindred establishment TIE country.
EpHOSJ 4 kREES
- PRACTICAL b.TH0G2AfaER8, ENG2AyEFs,
COLOR PRINT EFS.
NO. l0l Z eat ttH8A Sd STNEET,,
Bill Heads, Cheeks
Bills Of l2ding
Cards.
Circulars,
i.ahe's, &C. aTl7tf
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Aublif Sales.
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AMES R. CHANCE

hMbS r. CHANCE.
rr,-p, NATE AUCTICyErpA
SENERAL CORHISST0E ssfrp,,,,-r
IIih Cit[' a. "a ~" NInis OF AUCTION GOODS s,iteJ %
nt CIIE ana country hrrch ,ns, VII sniteo 70
anime the same before purchasing elsrb. es'ed TO eX-
JAMES K. CHANGE
commission Merchant
mhlg tt FnfTsr.. NV SSiLiHtl's sts.,
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PERSONAL.

The death Of Mn. Cathsrine Grace Gore, the
popular English novelist, is announced by our recent
arrivals as having taken place about the last Of Janu.
airy, at the age Of Gl. She was no less woman ot
society, than Of letters, and equally remarkable
for the wit and brsncy of her conversation, and the
fertility and livenefs Of her PEN As delneator Of
the manners of fashionable life, she had few rivals
and Of the 60 or 20 different works which she wrote,
extending to nearly 900 volumes, there is scarcely
psge which is duh or commonplace.
"A letter from japan, the latest dates received.
says: " Poor Tommy is supposed TO have met an mn
timely end The japanese say he died Of delirium
tremens "a new American introduction, but we all bed
ieve his head has been cut Of"
AT WeIlsville. Ohio, in Mr.. Lincoln's progress, q
threw him apples, which youngster seeing,
cried out Mr.. Lincoln, that man wants to be Posts
master" which happy hit elected general mcniInent.
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RICHMOND, Tueeday, Feb. -, 1867.
Mr.. Preston's speech in the Convention today has
been pronounced the grandest Irrational effort ever
made here, and excited Immense applause. The print
cipal point was that South Carolina, having bornS
years Of aggression in the Union, had exercised the
right Of Secession, and was prepared for resistance ID
the death. The Union could never be reconstructe5
unless power shall unfx the power Of God. Ma
sanctty Of human touch could reunite the people Of
the North with the South. He expressed fall con!
fdence in vrgiDias joining the Southern Confederacy
Mr.. Hal, Of Wetzel, introduced a resolution that
Virginia has legal right to secede that the mere
election of Mr.. Lincoln was not just grounds; but
since portion of the South has seeded leaving the
Border States greatly in minority in Congress Vir-
gnia should demand additional guarantees and proper
amendments TO the Constitution.
He would present the ultimstum TO the Northern
States, and fix the time beyond which she will not
wait, and If it fail then Virginia should take seps To
secure the ust rights out Of be Union. Referred V
the Committee on Federal Relations. Adjourned.
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Boston. Tuesday. F.

BOSTON, Tueeday, Feb. is, 1861.
The Committee on the Personal Liberty bill reported
declaraory law TO the Senate to-day. This reqgires
the writ Of habeas corpus TO be returnable before h
Supreme Judicial Court, or Judge thereof 1t
further modi6es those sections Of the old bill which
refer 20 the pleadings and evidence the trial po
me writ making The rule; those Of the Common Ia Law
the hands Of United States Marshal who holds hiu
by legal process except 10 test the validity Of the
action of the United States Court. Another section
provides that II claimant gets the wrong person iH
custody, he shall not be punished unless done with
unlawful intent and the last provides that the militia
may be called out TO enforce the laws Of the State buf
not 10 sssist in the return Of fugitive.
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YEAR NOT, ABRAHAM,
Ilsrnr ,HisID,
AND THY EXCEEDING GREAT REWARD.

From the ST. German Hotel, corner Of Twenty
secondstreet and Fifthavenue two haps were flying.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel the Everett House and
rous other hotels presented the appearance. The
NewYorh Hotel was the only public house in the city
Of any character whatever and possessing the oppor
tunity for display, that presented naked flagstaff.
From Mr.. Gibbons granite buildng, al the corner Of
Threenth.stree. and Broadway, foateds flag with an
immensely long streamer The St. Denis Hotel had
bright banner with q streameT stretched aeross the
street.
At No. 6lS Broadway, the Repubnc.l headquarters
of New.York, was fine portrait Of Mr. Lincoln,
pied by two flags and surrounded by border Of starr
with the motto:
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THE ARRIYAL tN NEw-YoRK.

For exactly how long time crowd will content
edy exercise ito muIitudnous patience in watching and
wsitiDg-in anxious locking for event Of unusual
interest, or the advent Of person Of unusual mark
for how many long-drawn hours It viii remain in one
spot despite all torrid Dconveniepcngs Of sun Oh pitt
lem pehiugs of soaking showers all fngid discomfort
ags Of frosty air. and all piercing ehils Of bitter biting
blasts that is huge, manyheaded curiosity may feed
itseh on momentary glance Of some feetiDg nine
days wonder; for how many hours, days, nights
the throDg viii stand in tried expectancy rather than
give up the chase disperse itself and subside bafaed
end unsatsed, mathematical science az yet discov
cred can suffice to show Il passes the powers Of hu-
man calculation.
For many hours yesterday before the arrival Of the
,rain bearing the President elect were people waiting
st Thrtieh street. where 1t to stop and where the
sovereigns Of the empire might hope for FIRST glance
O. their future servant.
1t would be difficult to say exactly when the throng
began 70 collect The nucleus 10 always there, in the
form of hundred OF less railway employees, who
joun In that delightful spot in the regular performance
Of their daily duties but their number received
6eeabe augmentation at 90 early en- hour &c Socock
IN the morning; at 10 O'Clock hundreds were in attend
snee there, who could have possible business there
but 70 wait the coming Of with what patience they
could murter noon workmen began 10 experience the
practical boberaOD Of being the center Of an attractive
circle, and were aEsailed with ceaseess questionings
and BY the time the police appeared the scene the
gathering wac large enough 70 demand their immediate
attention This they proceeded TO give, in the way Of
warning the eager crowd from forbidden places;
of turning back tho crowd from forbidden
Platforms ofpushiDg the Intrusive crowd out from pr.
vse rooms sacred 10 favored ones unknown; of thrust
ing the unwilling crowd foJcbly outside Of buildings
Aey shoud never have got inside Of of turning the
impatient crowd back from passage-ways that led no.
where's Of dragging the expeciani crowd basty from
sssoss'erss os useful for purpOses Of seeing or hear
Ing 70 nobody; and Of extracting the exalted crowd by
osssl t1Ssr laid with potent grasp On muddy boots,
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Sale, of Real E..ate at auction, Feb. 10, 1881, By
pa..ennera Arrived

4. ,t.anaip Fsl,on roN Hare dnd SoSfha np'onA 90
ps,.sT N G. Wooster J. w Kendall, Faorcqusgs, " >.
Du.tsp Lyman A. JscObu' Lieut. D. hsFsi =, -
ca, n Eddy u $ Amy Mr.. and Mu y b; Cuaing "
Ks;er W. scaulDa d.. Robertson Dr. oSt.Id Mis ps.S
and child N Prr,lL MI LsasIcier A. H. Smith, Ma fepar
Nh, stevenson and daughters. De1sEehe FOrneas so,s.1
WslAin,haw r. b. Huger, Olhmd T. King Miss hoeoss =.
Adam, John Gsbsrsch T. wses Mrs Hyss'issdb hi noei
NJ, and Mn, r. w Bartlett, Bsyour, Aling hu Gi;noey
Loses Misses Anna R. aud Kate Jonss Jons. eess VI
S,na,sh,sI g. y r. Reed Mr. aud Mrs Levy and ,e5,es
A Gusut Solder G v Lipmsn Moss Andre q "a
Bu,ohsy ]. Payen, K NJ Pratt, Gean.ccin ~. =,
rome T. usncnip, Nj ousre: and fs~ily ~, Ssis T.
pi,s A. sbarboro ID Pefisr, Able Bsrbarn en-, Istl
Dochterman Cad wOla, T. Gls.s.n p sySpb.ss. Md
q Brouy O. Armand & Zpngosnn, Min D. Hunt MID
A Wsi5msnn Miss B. Ensrhardt Mr. i A. ben,rsa1
Aose, M and Mn Cbsf.s Moset Yourdin Asp a..ss w
mose,, M H. ~ Js,..l o. Bartholemsw, L. 49,
Rowsn, Mr. and Mrs. W, Kennedy D. "'''" -
Jennson Total, ITO -, y>., Ortsdas ssd Harasa -
10 steamship QUAKER GI. Cot MoptsOasry Msis. ana
..r,sn Sssons Hs.l.in a sS1.. pi M. Hsasr ID
Juan Gutter e. :. a. W Fsber ShsIss h,ssn As'
ems w,m.nsre lose T. Zsns'h U h n "A, and SCI.
har,,oa Daiour JSs h.r'insa Gas jos. Dc
Ihu',ob Wtssin, H. }. Taylor. Aersode ~ hso,har b.
,Gt !Gan Ro.... wsPey dc AIn;. and ssSs.as
P PsisnS Kss, n; L'J I.sss cisi l. FSdS
Frsneisco Grabde, AnsopiS oseAnoi
AySsS Cvseee ever ~
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Adjournment OF Maryland Conveu-
tom.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1861.
The Maryland Conference Couy,n,;on adont.d q
series Of resolutions in favor Of calling State Conved.
tion and in view Of understanding that Gov Hiek.
is disposed to call Convention in the event -
the failure Of the Peace Conference and Congress 70
effect satisfactory solution of the vexed questions.
that the Convention adjourn till the 10Th Of March, 70
await such action and resolutions also to oppose soer.
ciou.
Adjourned to the day named.
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and Oh nope lug resident elect rode 40 through
iores' "heie ." sy tree was human, and every bough
was "a''. arm, and every leaf was white banner
OF Joy Many houses were decorated with fags and
baD Iers and in the Fifth avenue and other streets win
ows were opened to the aoor and ladies in full dress
sat, giving peculiar and beautiful brliancy to the
scene.
APPEARANCE OF THE CITY.
Until late in the afternoon the sky wac almost cloud
less and the bracng air together with the great event
of the day, stimulated the masses to sally forth, IRE
spectjye of party, and unite in giving MIR. Lincoln
warm hearty and enthusiastic reception. About noon
the people commenced congregating in Broadway and
other streets through which the procession was 10 pass
and stationoed themselves in the most eligible positions
that could be obtained. The police were ont in full
force and for time kept the streets toeraby clear,
but az the crowd increased il almost impossible to
preserve an unobsructed passage. Thirteen hundred
police nen--withn two hundred Of the whole force in
the county-had been detailed by Superintendent
Kennedy 10 keep the streets clear along the prescribed
route from Thirtieth street to the Asor House, and
they had hard battle Of it, go dense was the tbrong
Large forces Of men stationed in and about the
Astor House, and at other points where an unusual
crowd was likely to be formed
The stars and stripes constituted the main decorations
not only along the line of march Of the Presidential
party but throughout the city generay-in fact the
waving of the American flag everywhere proclaimed,
perhaps, stronger than aught else, the UDion-oying
sentiments of the people.
The shipping in the harbor was also gaily decked in
holiday attire.
1t was quite noticeable feature that nearly all Of
the flags displayed yesterday were new, and the ma
;or;ty Of them contained thirfy stare
In Twenty.thi street, several banners, with In
scrpons were swung across the street. One presented
the words, in large letters;
f: WELCOME, LINCOLN"
Near by was another with the inscription:
/: ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
T: PRENDEST OF ruB UNITED ,ThTHs"
AT the corner Of Eighth avenue and Twentythird
street was een the old transparency Of the Sixteenth
Ward Republican Association, with the following in
scripuon;
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
HhHNIBLL HRMLiN"
at swTen In the boob ofdesnJ that Abraham Lincoln
Ia to be the neIt PfesdeDt ofthe United sbteF'
The headquarters of this Club were brilliantly illu-
minated in the evening.
little way up Thirtieth street, from Prof Biddle's
waved several small Hags surrounded by eyergeens,
and presenting the motto:
PRIsERvs UNION, AID eIVu
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
vIsDos AND sTRESsTH TO RULE ovsR ~.
Several were also TO be seen in the Ninth avenue
one from r. w. Benneys bookstore, and another from
j. Turner'S.
Near the corner Of Eighth avenue and Twenty-third
street was banner with the inscription:
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THE PREsiDEsT ELECT AsD THE ACADEMY OF
MUsIc.-Mr. Lincoln " visit the Academy Of MUSIC
tonight. II is expected that Mrs.. Lincoln and bid
suite will accompany him. There win be magnif&
cent display of loyalty to the country In the great
auditorium. The singers, too, will exhibit their pay
tTiotism. The new opera the scene laid in Msachd<
sets with the Governor as tenor, viii be repeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20
The Southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1861.
The Congress admits free all breadstus provisions
munitions Of war or materials thereof, living animah.
and agricultural products in natural state also goods
wsres, and merchandise from the United States, Il
purchased before the LIST Of March, and imported before
the 18th Of March. Texas is excepted in the op>ias
ton Of the tariff laws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20

The History os rHE CITY OF Nrw-YoRK.-Tha
stereotype plates N Miss Mary L. Booths excsllen5
History Of the City Of NewYOrk were sold at auction
yesterday by George Leavits for the som Of siSot
They were struck off 20 Mr.. II. L. Stuart, who bid
thom In Cor the authoress.