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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-04
o. EBwARos =. Z. H1EzZs 4. P. EDgARnz.l
EDWARDS, HARRIS B CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerzon 4 Co.
Wholesale GPeceFs, ~
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

BraEdIeE, wines, TObaccos, Cigars, Sss
0oBEAB o0LLEaEAAD 0EUB0A SZRKEza
-r nashville, Tenn.
gKTA ARa IN REoEIPT OF A LARGE AND WILL
w selected stock Of Groceries, TObsoCs, Liquors @ CON
ssd in part a. fooss, ts which We rspeoly invite tie Is
SUGAR, MOLASsES AND SYRUP.
7: h5da ISgistsn9 sEgsrI so Dbl, LeTsEnEa powdered
g ssI ooS CHARMED "a hd Sgg15i = E., s.or,
LOO S6. Pisntaoa MoIss.ss % half s5 Rsdnsd Eolal.s
roo hsf bbls Plantation No 80 paeEag ts Loas eOldss
50 III refined d0l.sssi ops New OhsazI sOIdss
80 bbls Coverings RchTssh- ssrupI
COFFEE.
100 bsgs Baltimore Rio oHeeT Sc be Old OIL J.yE ooIss
ice bags New ORLEANS RS COs 8 bass Gsg9lT GosssI
' CIR q. WHISKY.
100 bbIs keotAsd TnlkyI sobbb Robert OOaiy Whis-
~ y X D - &c 5 IS snlsA'. olI E..sr'.
2Punshsons OF Irish and sootoh Whizky. - b.
BtsANDIES, WINES, &cs
10 quarter caaHI seignetteI 70 casio Madeira ynsl
10 qssTs:S as, Gard Dupr., 6i Si Po9s "is'
20 Or ass RocSsils Brandy G Dry A "'i
10 q United ProPnsSOT'I s. Pk. Ginger Winsi
100 pIs American Brandy s boxes So1as oIsrst;
100 Ginger g. y ll- 9 pks Lemon oor5iAiI
5 sisssSsrr, . bo..s n si.s.n
IS " Raspberry Is 2ES Holland Gin,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia Tot scco-YariozE hszzds g..
500 y Kentucky ."
SksgB Al snth'6P Encaks Tohacooi
s00 eEpeEior havana 7CigsIs-7S1soEg BrSaaEI
100000 -"
5000 y" Domestic +"
OANDI les AND SOAP.
200 boxes iaE oAndlsi 50 bo1sS stesrins oAndlsl.
200 Ill" -- - 20 TalloR "
$50 or " $50 bOZsI Soap various kEasI
-E.F ..EE-- FLOUR. e. e. .sr G.. r--.
- IO9 hblS extra "a nIIy Hour
100 y !" So perfne y
100 bsgS Ps1aEyIT snia Bueksheat Fiosr. -.
.TUNDEEES.
1000 Escks ire and coRge Salt, 100 dozen Rusketsf
500 bills KsnaWha ssltj 50 nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spill es Is Saeks AlHoadsI
500 boxes Glass Wares 50 bells Peca1s and FiIbsFsP
so Reels Cotton R2psl 10 kbls EngIisA WalnRts;
loo casks Sodaf . 100 dozen Broors;
1909 pom Is Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc WsEh Posr5Gi
SEQ bsgs Shot, sssorsd hss 800 Wrapping Pspert
100 dozen Rrssh Cove Oystegel so BAGS Pepper;
= cases sarGi2sz, i and = IS 4" AllgpioeI
boxesi 50 ks Gfoand H1stExii
81 bxs Lemon Syrup 50 I" Fire CrscksssI
$50 pk1 E&isinEj 50 bbIs Ci5sr VfnsguFy
100 y hsckereiI E2bhls Xxx AIst
IS chests Green and Bi2Sk
Teasl
With VARSITY Of Othsz articles
narc-R DWARDs, HARRIS 1 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-04
C.orn, HaY aRd Oats Wnnted
ss'er - BY THR q
C0xFEDERATE G0vERNmENT.

AM appointed BY Col v K. sVenson ouarIermaiter Gen.
u sral for tbs State Of Tennessee purchase Conn., Hay
OATS and vi psy the market price M friends IN he country
will do Gall on be selling their produce 70 spec
tors Cur needs all the produes that s 70 spare
and an good citizens should give refusal q what ey have
10 SELL e l-5 ~ A. HAMILTON. =
I6Ba5ner copy and charge ouarsFmAstsr'S Department
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-04

~ Fer Rent,
BRICK B0UsB, situated tie corner Of Gay and Hish
"a streets. Apply to A. TURNER
Nashville, October 10, lS5l-5h
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ANOTHER TRBUTE 70 TIE SUPERIORITY
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YIrrinia I.eri.latnr.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 10 The Governor com
municated 20 the Legislature to-day q dispstch
from the Mississippi Convention, stating that
Mis,sipPl, BY nearly unanino1, vote, hss
desired, on the basis Ct the old federal consttu-
ton, 10 form a new Union with seeding Stzt-s
In the Senate Mr.. Cutchers' joint resolution
deprecating display Of military force In the
south was taken up.
Mr. Thomas offered asubstitute recommending
that Congress repeal or suspend all the laws con-
sutuung ports Of entry, etc and that the President
ABSTAIN from the exercise Of powers calculated 20
leopard the peace and the quiet Of the country. In
The present excited condition Of affairs. Tabled
and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Stuart offered a resolution REQ uesting the
Governor In case he be satisfied that 10 s the purpose
OF any citizen Of Virginia 20 engage I'm such law
less enterprises az the seizure Of federal property
or the invasion Of the District Of COLUMBIA, etc
70 employ all the power with which he 10 In
vested 20 prevent such designs from being carried
printed.
A bill was reported providing for the calling q
o State convention
The following was passed by the House:
Rtsoired, In view Of the imminent danger Of
CIVIL war, this assembly, In behalf. ofthe common
wealth Of Virginia, ask respectively, one hand
OF the President, and on other OF the authorities
OF each Of the Southern States 70 the end, posi-
Die, that peace may be preserved, that they re-
sPectively and reciprocally communicate sssnr-
ances, In response Also that the status quo Of all
movements tending 20 occasion collision, and con-
Corning the forb and arsenals Of the nation shall
on either hand be strictly maintained, for the
present, except TO vessels, an actual aggressive
RssoIrex, That the Governor communicate, by
telegraph, Immediately, these resolutions % the
President Of the United States and % the Govern
ors OF the various Sosihern States
The convention bill was debated, but no action
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BOARDING.

GENERAL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- ROoMS, with Board, can be had a. No 339 r
street. between 9th and 10th sts., on reasonable
terms Persons in searoh of pleasant boarding
houses would do well 10 call and ne for them
sel,es jse-et
MRS. ANN OGLES DUVALL HAVING Ia
lvl ken the house on st. north, No. SO, bets cen
5th and 9TH, previously kept bv Miss Gvyn. is now
prepared TO accommodate either permanent or tran
tlent boarders with pleasant ROOMS. furnished
or unfuTnIshed. with or without Board AlsO, q
front Room on first 6oor, with private entrance
suitable for an Office. jas-IWs
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Alabama Convention .

AUGUSTA, Jan. 10--Advices from Montgomery
say the Alabama Convention has been in secret
session all day, and adjourned till ten O'Clock to-
morrow.
No ordinance OF secession has been passed yet.
certain the ordinance will be passed tomorrow.
Two companies Of Military left here this afer-
noon for Mobile.
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DIE ID.

d.oo. ing Of ne NARA s 4 ef tsi
relict Of the late Col. 4 d. Wainvnght, U, 8. Ma.
rine Corpa, and daughter Of the late n. N. Auch-
The funeral will take place &C Q quarter before 3
p m, Saturday, the 18th instant, from st. Johns
Church.
In Georgstovp. on Wednesday, the 9th instant
ofpneumonia, Mr.. ELiZABE III LAWRENCE,
in the 10th year of her ege.
The rslsaves and friends of the famil, are re-
specially invited 20 attend the funeral on Friday
the lth instant 1t O'Clock .. from her late res
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MARRIED.

On the 81 instant, BY the Rev. Father White, at
81. Matthews Church, Mr.. JEREMIAH ID.
FLANAGAN. Of Virginia, to Miss HONORA
On Thursday, the 10th instant, BY the Rev Father
US b. PARRISH, M. .. OF. Austin, Texas, and
LOVELY M. RANDOLPH. eldest daughter Of
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EoTIcE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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Edward Everett and the Uni.n

BOSTON IAN s;[At Music Hall tonight MI
the year may ind US still In unimpaired poeses-
sion Of this glorious heritage, the Union and the
Consultation, the legacy of our fathers, snll free,
PROSPEROUS and united s.
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LOCAL NEW s.

IL Though TIE STAB In printed on the fastest
steam pfess IN use south Of Baltimore, tn edition
50 large IS 10 require 1t to be put to press at an
early horr; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent IN before IL o'clock m; otherwise they may
sct appear until the next day.
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FOR SALE. AND RENT.

lF0 Other " For Sale asd Rsss" adee.fissssssIs,
sea fra page
MARKET GARDEN FOR RENT-Tvo large
WI squares of Ground. east Of the CAPITOL con-
tanning about acres, well fenced and Improved By
q cd frame house. &c. Rect will be low 20
punctual tenant. Inquire OF JOHN r. KIHREY
No % Louisiana avenue, between u and o cleok.
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FURTHER AND EXCITING NEWS.

Preparations for the Reception of the u. s.
Sloop-oE Var BrookfyM-Great Prepaya-
ftOnS iH the Charleston Harb0r-ARtieipG-
ttOns Of General FISht-The People
Preparing for tie Worst.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 10, p. m.-The dispatches
received here that the u. 3 sloop-of-war BROOKLYN
is coming here with an armed force has created
an intense excitement
Great preparations are making in the harbor for
active warfare. large steamer called the NJ arion
Of the Charleston and New York line, has been
purchased by South Carolina and ordered to be
raced for man-of-war. Her upper cabins to be
taken off and armament supplied. The buoys in
the harbor had been removed.
The Brooklyn will no doubt be ired into when
she makes her appearance, and IL 10 expected that
Fort Sumter will open upon the South Carroll ma
Notifications, when the ght will become general.
The people are preparing for IL and for the
worst. 1t is evident from the present determined
hostile attitude o. the people, that the Brooklyn
can't come in without great fight. Major An
derson will doubtless protect her with the guns Of
Fort Sumter. He only pledged himself not to
prevent communication between the authorities
Of South Carolina and the forts now I'm possession
OF the State, until Lieut.. Talbot came back.
A steam tug, called the Aid, Lieut. Hamilton
formerly Of the Federal Navy commanding, left
the wharf tonight to reconnoitre. She mounted
one gun.
There is much talk Of sending to Savannah for
steam tugs, to be used as gun boats.
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VAtktgABgLE MARKET FARM FOR sALk.1

VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR SALk.-
" The undersigned, BY virtue of the power vested
In him by mortgage from John Taylor, executed
on the twenty-eghth day Of October, eIg hteen hun
ered and httI-elg Z, aud now OF record in the
Clerks Ofhoe of the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges County, will offer a. public sale, on
Monday, the 9Th day of February next on the
premises, at the hour of u O'Clock M, off fair, n
not, on the next ialr day there after, } the FARM
now In the possession of John Taylor, and lately
the property and residence Of Mr.. Wilmer J. Tai
bOtt This land consists of one hundred and seven
teen AGREE, more or less. and adoins the property
OF DIR, John II. Bayne and Thomas Berry, ESQ /,
and Is distant from Alexandna about two miles
and from Washington ABOUT Elk. Both Of these
cit es are ACCESSIBLE BY good ana direct ads. The
location is healthy and pleasant and 10 many other
respects Desirable The soil Is well ada pied 20 the
growth OF fruit and AL the vegetables cultivated
Ia this section OF the country. The society in the
neig hborhood IL veTy ayr eabe. Episcopal, Catho-
lie snd Methodist Churches are within two mi es
Of this farm. The buildings consist o. q oOmfor-
table Dwelling nd Kitchen ana ali necessary out
buildings Tor such o residence.
The lite q this property IL unincumbered and
indRputsbls.
The terms Of sale are: One-thlrd In ossh on the
day of sale; and the residue In three eeual annual
lastalments Of twelve, eighteen, and twenty -four
months, deed an fee simple TO be gives the pur-
amortgage on the premises, TO BE- executed By the
ments will bear In interest from the day OF sale,
G. =. REECH,
Mortgage and Attorney for the parties.
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NKw ORLEANS, Jan. I0.-The revolutionary
spirit against the Government is rife here With
In the last twenty -four hours three military expe-
dtion have left this city for the purpcse ofsezfns
Forts Jackson and Pike and the Baton Rouge
Arsenal
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Re-eIectien Of Mr.. Trumb.Ii.

SPRIssFrELD, Ill Jan. s.-Hon. Lyman Trum-
bull was 10 day reelected United States senator
by q vote 81 TO 40, the democrats voting for Mr. s.
b. Mauhau.
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Avn OF DE HuMphreys & Co.'S speoifo Ho-
.:sASs sIs: PIT ssa ss:: ss.S
N csses ccntsining ,yials, from 90 70 eS
z. p. Gilman, $50 Pc. avenue, vholesslo and
retail sgen5 w: A. FITZGERALD, s53 north + street;
also BY b. Winter, corner Of Massachusetts ave.
HassI, for internal and external. lnfammsfions d
oil kinds. Sold - above. ma eH
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The Rraakln.

NORFOLK, Jan. 10 Such was the haste with
which the sloop-of-war Brooklyn put In sea yes
terday that she carried OF the the pilot, Mr. Guy
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FROM III. II. HAZARD. ESQ.

WARRINGTON, ID. c., Sept 26, 1850.
=. w. FowLK e Col was for q long time af-
hicted with Dyspepsia in its werst form. My ap-
petite was gone, and what little food took was
thrown 10 after remaining in the stomach abort
tIme. My abdomen was very much bloated. In
fact there was complete arrangement and prostra-
ton of the digestiye powers Several very emil, eut
pysIoIans attended me at various times, but their
treatment gave but little, and that only temporary
relief Ny sufeIlnss were intense, aud became
reduced to a mere skeleton. At this time one of
our druggist induced me to try the celebrated DRY
genated Bitteys, which I did, though with little
faith and great reluctance-for had tried so many
tary medicines were alike worthess-but after
taking the first bottle was much relieved that
| continued the of them until a perfect cure
was effected. ! now most oheeriully recommend
the Bltters to all certain cure for dyspepsia.
III II HAZARD, PIP Pennsylvania avenue.
Prepared by Seth w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and
for sale in Washington city g. Stott, 5. d. Waite
John Wiley, ] b. Moore, and Ii. ri. MCPHERSON;
in Georgetown by r. 8. r. Ciss- IL, and G.. N. j.
Southron, and by druggis everywhere. ja7lwr
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1CENrRAL GuARp-HousR CAsxs.-Ed. Bresne.
han, drunk and disordsrly; fine and costs, % is
Patrick Whalan, do; workhouse 90 days John
White, vagrant and fighting; do. 90 DAYS
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BaItfmers NIarksts.

BlfInoII, Jan. u.-Flour frm. Howard o.
and Ohio s. 50; City Mills IS 50. Wheat steady,
red 81 3Oal IS; white 81 .4Sal so. Corn Arm; new
white and yellow 62s63c. Provisions steady; mes
Pork 81 so. Lard loc. Coffee active az l2Eal3e
Whisky dull at 10 Hs20c.
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Later from Merics
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10 Private letters recei we'd
here from Mexico say that Miramon left the capt
toll on the night Of the 18th ult
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HoNRoPAfHIc Rxuxptxs

SEE THE NOTICE Of ball for the benefit of Mrs
NJ. j. Robertson, at the Central Academy To- nj CHIT
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The FINE toned piano used at the concert last
night was Of Chickerlngs' make, loaned by Ellis
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CAVALRY COMPANY styling themselves the
Letcher Guards, were organized few DAYS since
lowing are IT. officers M. d. Ball, captain; Jas
Croker and Walter Kirby, LIST and Cd lieutenants.
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CouGHs-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmdttc
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should at once be had to {" Brosos's Bronckial
Irochss." or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, IT.
preoaution more serious attack may be efeciuslly
warded of. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them efeotusl for clearing and streng thenInx the
voice. See advertisement. de lily
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HnILnwAY,s PILLS Ixn 01NrMxnr

HOLLOWAY's FILLs AND OINTMENT
Facts for the MtiifoH.-By a recent enactment of
the French government. these medicines are ad-
msted free Of Sasy into al ports ct France They
military hospitals throughout the Empire, The
Emperor has signihed his appreciation of their
wiz tues in au iog raph letter, TO DIR. Holloway.
During the late Campaign in Italy, large quantities
were used for the wounded at Breseoia and Monte
chiero. sold by all Druggists, at % cts, 81 cts,
and 81 per box or pot ja9-lw
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New Yerk Markets

t New YoRk, Jan. IL Flour SC. higher; Wheat
nrm. Corn trm. Rest unchanged
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Ar MEETING Of the Burns Club, on Thursday
evening last, the following gentlemen were elect
president; James Sword, vice president: Alert
Williamson, secretary; VIM. B Todd, treasurer
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AT THE PATROL MEETING In the Second Ward,
last night, the ward was districted and Captains
appointed as follows: First district, all south Of
ond district, North Of Pennsylvania avenue Ito to
south side OF street, Capt. Lemuel J. Middle
ton; third district, north side Of street to south
side OF IL street, Capt. Geo. w. Hardness; fourth
district, North side Of II to south side of street.
Capt. Lemuel F. CLARK; fifth district, north side
Of X to south side Of M street, Capt Geo T.. JiI.
lard sixth district north side Of street to hode
lslnn avenue, Capt Saml w Owens; seventh dis.
w Drummer. =
The following resolution was then adopted:
hsso9red, That each and every active and good
citizen be requested TO enroll their names under
their respective Captains for immediate service
IL lis proposed to enter at once upon the service.
The sections will be 30 divided as to afford reg u
lar RELIEF and secure constant survey Of property
OF the WARD The patrol will be commissioned by
the Mayor to-day as special police, and thus be
duly authorized to make arrests
EASTERN LoeK-uP-B.fors Justice MeKsnna.-
John Brown, Henry Williams, Joseph Thomas,
Sylvester Lee, Sam Lucas Dennis LoInax. RuoIp
Shields, and Ignatius Johnson, gemmen OF color.
imbi6ed too freely while discussing the state Oh
The Union, In an oyster saloon kept by a colored
individual on Capitol Hill; and unmindful Of q
aud provided, became quite obstreperous and bel.
ngerent 70 the terror good denizens of the
borhood. They were arrested by the watchmen
ana aken 10 the lookup, where, after full in
vestigaton Of the case, the Justice gave them the
choice Of paying fine and costs EACH or 60 TO the
Corporation farm for 81 days. to cultivate yege-
tables. The purse-bearer Of the party planfed
down the sinners, and declared I" the Squire had
settled the question for these darkies forever.
PRoB. RoeERs delivers his ffth lecture on civil
engineering at the Smithsonian this evening
Subject-Suspension Bridges
CIRcuIT CouRr.-The case of Spain aQt. Hamil.
ton was still up, and ex.Gov. Badger, Of North
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EoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
II For Childreu's Books,
For Chfdren's Games,
For elegant Presentation Books.
For Ns~ssspsrs hon svsryvhss.
=. ss 3: '''i'sf 4. s,ssgs.sEs.ss; .

JUST affHaEkIyNE S4S q lczsrE,N.
Hsllsm'. Middle ASes, he new beston Lifera-I
~ nal The sssai heavy dssccs5t q or ssoSs.
Also, tae sems editions Of hoCAnlsys Hume, 6ib-
bon, Carlisle, Lamb, shaksPsas. dsS
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The NEW GERMAN VOLUNTEER COMPANY have
adopted the name Of the "Turner Rifesn and
have chosen the following officers: Captain
Joseph Gerhardt; First Lieutenant, Frederick
Brown; Second Lieutenant, George Dill. The
company numbers sixty-fve members
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YET ANoTHER.-Tbere was quite gathering
Of stone-cutters and other mechanics al Tempef
ance Hall, last night for the purpose of forming
military company. The following oftc ers were
then elected Second Lieutenant-Thos McGrath;
Third Lieutenant-R. Middleton; First Ser.
geant-E. Carroll Second Sergeant Sullivan;
Third Sergeant-A. Wilson; First Corporal-F
Fritz Second COrporal-John McElroy; Secre-
afy-Wm. Middleton; Treasurer-Wm. Morgan.
The company adopted the name of the "Mechan-
les Union Rifle Company" and will hold
meeting on Saturday night for the election Of
other ericers.
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suPKME CouRT - ThHrsday.-No. as. The
Lessee Of Isaiah Frost ct al appellants. act. the
Frostburg Coal Company. The argument of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Pearre and Mr.. Price
for the appellees, and by Mr.. H. Winter Davis
for the appellants. Adjourned !"
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CIRcuIT CouRr.-The case of Spain aQt. Hamil.
ton was still up, and ex.Gov. Badger, Of North
Carolina, was speaking this morning.
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As THE WINTER 10 vet upon us. the ladies will
be pleased TO know that they can be supplied with
hrst-class winter wrappings such as cloaks, Arabs
basques, Chesterfelds, &c, at auction, to-mor.
row, at Iron Hall-C.W. Boteler & Sons auction
GERS. The ladies are invited to attend The
rooms will be comfortably warmed, and seats pro
videa for ladies. See advertisement, In another
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07
ANUS sRMENTs,


PIKB's 0PBRA-HoUsK.---fhi evening Sallie
ST. Clair, whom our play. goers favorably re-
member, begins an engagement at the
Opera-bouse, appearing as "Aline" in the
Rose Of Killarney, and in several characters
in the Protean drama of the -Four Sisters.
Both of these pieces are interesting, and w ell
qualified to display Miss ST. Olair's peculiar
talents.
NATIONAL THRATER.--Mr. e. Eddy, who
was leading man, years ago, at the Theater
in Shire's Garden, where the Burnet House
now stands, viii appear this evening as the
Duke Of GlOster" in Richard III, n char
acter in which the Eastern cities give him
much praise. A laughable farce will con-
clude tire entertainment.
SMITH NIxoN's HAJL.-This evening,
positively the last of the Campbell Minstrols,
q complimentary benefit will be given to Mr..
Fred Hunt, late agent Of the company, when
in addition TO a varied concert piece enti-
tied the Per. capita Tar, sbounding it is said,
in local hits, will be performed. The pro-
gramme is very attractive, and Mr.. Hunt de-
serves, and " i'll have, no doubt, an overflow
ing audience,