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spirit Of the sIsrnins Press

The Constitution Of yesterday argues In favor
of the withdrawal Of Government troops from
seeding States and the surrendering Of Govern
ment property arsenals, forts, &C., to said States
as tending to the maintenance of peace. The
States, says the Constitutions, will not allow their
own forts to be turned against them; and the
General Government will have no need of forts
In districts which 1t has no longer jurisdic-
tiona
The IntsHigsnesT thinks any advice given TO
the people Of the Border States, in dissuasion
from the policy # precipitate disunion, If pro-
sssdiag from fhs ssessssosisfs thsnsslrss, should
certainly be needed by the former, since II has
the merit of being disinterested, and quotes from
the Charleston Mercury to the effect that the
cotton States have right TO call upon the border
slave States to bear the brunt Of the battle that 1t
"is vain and cowardly for States further South to
look TO the frontier States surrounded they are
BY attachments to the Union, and obstacles in the
way Of Its disruption by them, TO lead the South
In the recovery of Its Independence.
The COHstitHtion and InteEligsHesr do not ap-
pear this morning.
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Pistols, Ammunition, sc.

For simplicity of construction, comp sctness and
durability, Is superior to ali others yet offered to
the public. Having no revolving cylinder il shoots
past no joint, Through which there more less
escape) and consequently. has more penetration
than sny other hrea arm Of it's size. IL will force a
ball through a one inch soft pine board at the dis
tanoe of three hur bred feet,
Wstsht only Eight asd a Aaf Ounces.
Also,
COLTS. ALIENS, SMITH NELSON'S.
and WARMERS REVOLvERs,
CARTRIDGES, PISTOL BALLS, POWDER,
&c., &C., &C.,
at prices to suit the times
]. +. SHIELDS,
HARDWARE IMPORTER,
JazG 339 PennsyivanIa avenue.
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DAYLIGHT BREAKING.-The Committee on the
part Of the border States, Mr.. Crittendsn, chair
man, held Its second meeting last night and at
- O'Clock adopted the following propositions:
Recommending repeal of all personal liberty
preventing kidnapping, equalizing commission
eTs fees, &c.
That the Constitution be so amended as to pro-
hibit any Interference with slavery In any Of the
States.
That Congress shall not abolish slavery In the
dock yards, &c, nor in the District of Columbia
without consent Of Maryland, and the consent Of
the Inhabitants Of the District, nor without ccm-
pensation.
That Congress shall not interfere with inter-
State slave trade
That there shall be perpetual prohibition of
the African slave trade.
That the line of $3.50 shall be run through all
the existing territory Of the United States and in
all north Of that line slavery shall be prohi bted
south OF that line neither Congress nor territorial
Legislature shall hereafter pass any law abolish
ing, Prohibing, or In nvmanner interfering with
African slavery; and when any territory contain
ing sumclent population for one member of Con
sress In any ares OF $1,000 square miles shall ap
ply for admission State, 1t shall be admitted
with or without slavery as its constitution NAV
determine.
The Committee represented at its meeting Mary
land, Virginia, Missouri, North Carolina, Texas
kentucky, Ohio, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Della
ware, AAahsas, fennsylVania, and New Jersey
This report was agreed to under circumstances
leading to the hope that It will be accepted by
overwhelming majoritIes Of all the parties into
which Congress is divided. If such be the result
the public may regard the whole trouble to have
been settled by it. 1t will, Of course, be opposed
by extreme men North and South But no settle
ment that promises to save the Union will suit
the ends the former aim to work out; while
nothing will be sanctioned that does look to try
Ing the issue of civil war, by those of both
Houses, who forgetting that Lincoln Is EN- phati-
callY minority President, are in sanely bent on
essaying to carrying out irrepressible confictism
In the Government in times IKE the present.
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h hEPusLIcAS-rARrY Caucus, in ,e.s,o,
y"sfday (Mr. Howard Of Mich gan In the chair
conduc'ed their Proceedings with doors, win,
Sow, &C hermetically sealed, as Il w.,s
NeseI'neless' IL Is known that after long. p.n.
ere, ana somewhat stormy debate upon the Sn,y
party In Congress In view of the STATE ~ n
nn,1 'ney sdJourned without taking a yet.
I'LL LII noon 'o-day, thatthey might then have bero,s
:. .ne report OF the Border State COMMITTEE,
elsewhere explained In to-dav,. Co.
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MORE ExrRAoRDINARY Acr. or up-
AND CONSTITUTIONAL sxcK.,Iox ~, ~,
Ing the War Department rece,vsd -, WIS morn
positive Information that yesterday tb,.s cer
MES claiming to be State troops, LEI, Mohnn
nke possession Of Forts Gaine, ana No., 70
tne name Of Ala6sma; and also, that Iso , -
Yesterday seized the w. s. Ar..n,I :, men
vernon Ala, by order of the Governo, =, ~.
State OF The
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To The PLANTERS OF VIRGINIA AND MARY
LAND.-We call their attention to the fact tele-
2raPhed from Charleston that one thousand negroes
are working on the Notifications under the com.
mand Of the revolutionary authorities of South
Carolina.
Are you prepared to precipitate revolution
that thus brings negro slaves in the field first
against the United States, and then, perhaps,
against yourselves,
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TIE DnrRIcT OF coLuxsIA MILIrr.-rh.
war department. are now pushing the orpani,,.
non Of the militia Of this District WITH g..
mus today the commissions Of an the new co1o.
Pahy omesrs, &C., win be signed and sent to the
persons appointed, who win to-norro,v a, NV,
gay promptly commence the discharge Of their
respective duties under them. e"
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TIE WIFE OF MAJOR ANpERsoN.-We hear, on
reliable authority, that this lady received six
thousand calls on New Years day, in New York
city, where she is now sojourning. This fact is
truly significant Of popular opinion there with
reference to her husbands gallant transfer of his
command from Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-05

W Gov jackson, of Missouri, in his inaugural
opposes coercion, and advises tee call of a State
convention to ascertain the will of the people.
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BY BONIZ & GRIFFITH, Auctloneer.

BY BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Auctioneers
EURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF AFAMI-
4 Ii DECLINING HoUsKKEEPIN6, AT PuBLIc
AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY MORNING, January
1Ih, At 10 O'Clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms
mo 369 avenih street we shall sell n large as
sortmet or very good Furniture and Household
Effects OF gentleman leaving the city; comprising
In part
Mahogany sprIng seat sOf. and fsrlor Chars
Do Arm Rockers and Arm Chsirs,
Do AMI Walnut Marble top Dressing Blu
reaus and Washstands,
Hair and Eusk Mattresses.
leather Pillows and Rolsters,
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, &c
Mahogany Jenny Lind Bedstesds, Cottage ditto,
Mating, CsTpets, Crocke-y, q lass ware,
Cutlery, Plated Folks, spoons, &o,
Parlor, Cooking, and Othar stovss,
Tog ether with q general assortment of Kitchen
Requ'siteS.
Terms cash
las d R0NTZ A. GRTFFIru 49,.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, 1880.
MAJOR James y. Dapiy-Deo, Sly: The under
signed, deeply sympsu ing with yourself and
the Light Infantry bal Sa In the loss sustained
by the corps by The destruction Of their armory
by hre on Wednesday morning last have IL
agreeable to yourself and the ha;f,lon YOU com
mand, tnoug hi proper 20 prefer a complimentary
concert Tor the bene1t Of the Light Infantry, 20
take place under auspices az such time and place
a. the battalion may suggest
Awaiting your earliest answer we have the
honor to subscribe ourselves,
Yours, respectfully,
Jas g. Berret, VIM Gait,
w w Seaton, j. Shillin2ton.
Richard Nallach, r b. Schaeffer
WIN Morgan, Marshal Brown,
Daniel Ratcli fe, ]. III. Kirkwood.
John Coyle, A. w Kirkwooi,
]. c. Mcclure, @. Willard.
Geo ;. Gideon, X A. willard,
G. w. Boteler, it,, James A. TAFT
Brown, Joseph PEEK,
T. ]. Fisher = w Ow.7
0eo. Is Jillard, Capt. Ballseck
l. F. Clark Capt HoIling.he,d
Peter +. Bacon, James F. Halliday,
WksHINGToN, Jan q 1890
Hon. J. g BsTrsf, w. w Statoa asd Others
GeHtIsmeH:-lt wPs with unfeigned pleasure that
we received your note, 30 generously profering
to the Light Infantry battalion a com plimentary
concert; the proceeds Of which 10 be applied for
battalion's sincere obligations and would state
that the most agreeable time for said concert.
would De on Thursday evening, January 10th, at
the Smithsonian Institution
With high regards, am gentlemen,
Respectfully yours,
Commanding w. l.. I. Bat.
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n NOTICE
u &TM We TO THE PREsENT ALARMING

NOTICE
~ Wing TO THE PRESENT ALARMING
STATE OF AFFAIRS throughout the eountrv
ana tns pnc 1rtalnty as regards the Iuture. the
parties who leased from us the Store we occnny
MD WHO wkRR TO HAVE TAKEN POSSESSION On
The Isl OF JANUARY, NOW DECLINE TO RISK THE
UNDERTAKING We therefore beg leave 10 intoIm
s sbs P969 and =, our friends in that we
lsdisposed of We have yet q large stock on bsnd
a aIni FEoM THIS DATE WE SHALL OFFER
are TO be had in this city ~ e"Ae mot
r, we have splendid stock of Domestic Goods.
me WRlte goods, Silks, Shawls Woollen Dress
irsS iI he1 GkS.os, Hosiery Blankets, Fa1neis
erles, i-aees. DO. 40; ali Of which viii be sold
Sn2et reserve at such prices cannot T. ii TO
la5-St 324 Pa. av., BET. eth and 10th SITS.
NUriCE.-Haying. purchased the entire stool
t : IN Iade, good viii and fixtures of M Oppen
neiner, on 9Th street, opposite The Centre MarEet
Wsss am prepared 70 offer e the ctizsps of
Trunks. Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoss and read1 msSs
t c,othaas; The entire stock win De sold QUO So
HARNESS worth $50 will be sold at SS5
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e PAPERHANGINGS.

4 SSPrpu ~aANOiNoS' 1856
rsnted Gold Band WINDOW SH bEs:i Ras
m m.ssn ana IN Glue Blue HOLLAND SHADES, ali sizes
pASSEkS all sizes and colors, REMNI My r
P aTp5asi1fA iSt at fourth less than cost
sooumulate, persons needing the above Sooa III ~
nIa u 70 their advantage 70 give me call. All
MI 49, scusea ana superlntended by practical men
Der. I'M Al 1 pK p ~ ~. Sne UNI
NO. $50 Seventh St, q doors above
~ - Odd FAllOwa3 HILL
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL a BARNARD, A.etioDser,.

By WALL a BARNARD, ARotioneers.
Cofses sfh sweet aad soa;A stds Pa. aresse.
FURs-FURs-FURs AT AUCTION.
TRusTEk,s SALE OF a LAseE AND
seS Ss. sIssf 3, yi: and slI, %kbS Siss
ton Rooms and oonnI ne until sll b. disposed OF,
and Sleigh RoSes, Of the stool Of New YORK In
5srtes sHS ns ai HSs.cr e., % s.h. c,,a
Palnss, cspes, vietorinos, Mufs, and Cuff,
Stone MSrten, Mink, Fitch and kTmine.
Rich SET, and Single Pieces Stone Martsn AMI
Fsh S.ss sss Fa;
Otter Caps, Beaver and other MufH.r,
Also svery VARIETY Of adies' and Childrsns' Furs.
Seifh r bes, &o., re.
mo mug pr1oesdns ,sie. and the ~ bue are invited
IT, an exaTin.t,on. They are fresh made. perfeot
s1%-n 1's sss stSou, 1ss s1S description
fTm' cash. h S SIcfT & 81 sss ifsis aus.
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. AuOtiOneer,.
TRUsT SALE or STOCK OF
Il WnTcHks am JKwxLRI,. SILVER wkHE.
LI " Shhsks. 5hhRrSs SnSf HrSvL.roh Se
70 n'o or. ct store No. 500 Pennsyiv AHA avenue,
between sta and lth streets BY virtue Of deed Of
Liher A =, i.o go, ftlIos 90, ct seq, we shall
sell the sHtirs stock OF fixtures, eomprisinG-
them q nc very best maker. and q high Cost,
Full Sets Of Di.mords, Cameo, Lava, Mosaic and
God Vest. Nsck. and Fob Chains.
Fine Gold acslets, Necklaces, Breestpins, Ear
rings, tlI ger Rings, Studs, Thimbles. 40.
iDisteat Fish Knives. sgtlsT kniSss' Lsd.s'.
=, Mag "a and Mustard Spoons, &C.,
Shysr Plated res sets, CO Zee Urns, Cake Baskets,
Mugs, Spoons and Forks, are,
SuprrlOr Man'el Clocks ard Ornsments,
Fonr age aid hand some piate-g AIS show Cares
Two isTEe French pate 81 frame Mirrors, and
su, asrse 8swel'l.,s safe by Herring Co.,
CsIpst; Oilclosh, stove, and Store Fixtures gen
srally.
Terms cash. B,- order Of the Trustee.
jas }. G. MCGUIRE a CO., Auots.
By c. w. BoTELER a SONS, Asctiopeer,.
HOUSE ANDLO pUBLIG AUCTION.
usry leh, 1850, and recorded Ia Libsr j. A. 3,
ielos 30 et " .aetar one OF the Land Records Of
the county Of Washington, IN tho District OF Co
iscs on he ISL s, on of t JsbTs sm
at o'clock m, al that lot, Piese and Parcel Of
sr3gnd in the CITY Of wa.h,n.ton, az the Di,trist
is bounded ss follows, 20 wit Beginning al a
point on 4th street west seventy ak feet nine in
north TunnIns thence north v,th az st1.r, re,
twenty feet zine and quarter inches, thence east
MY feet one inch 20 New Jersey avenue. thence
west fifty 1--WE feet six riches 20 the place OF be
ginning, with the frame house thereon.
Terms Ose-third Of the purchase money 20 be
inents 81 notes Fsy able VIII interest at sIX and
tve.vs months from day Of sale. and occurred BE- q
deed OF trust on tn property sold. All oonveyan-
isIe are OF coms!isd Vita within Eve DAYS ROM
risk and ssPsRss s oi s pc
CIV BoT FL "a 4 s y5Sssc''
jas 1ntel.D ApouoneeTs.
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pANIc TIMES! -
pfNTC TNECr

Wehav, just received q larse Loo Of CLOTHING,
FURNISHING eooDs, HATS, and CAPS, on
Eh.Ss must Be sold before ths th q
al been w. de mp by the best houses in Baltimore
and PHI ede phia, and owing 20 the times they vIll
them INTO cssh ne soonss possible
l. A BEALL a CO.,
N. Boone one, come all; nov A the time 20
buy WINTER CLOTHING al any prIos on Sew
enth St, NO. 45e, doors above G ST. de 3lm
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By THos. BOWLING. Auctioneer.

By THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
Gtorgtfotc1, ID. c.
EURNlTQRE ATAUCTION.-OnT TUESDAY
u MORNING next. The 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
Henri Per on. Ms-ket space, his entire ELECTS,
crnsistlng Of
Cane seat and Wood Chars.
Dining AID other Tables, Bureaus,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Lamps, Looking Glasses, Stoves, Kitchen Furni-
ture &c &o.
Terr each.
jas ST TUOS nOwITNG A..
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FOR HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
ISABEL LINE.

The STEAMSHIP ISABEL. WILLIAM Rot
LiNs, Commander. wi j leave Charleston ~n6>SS
on the 10th snd 18th of each month, for<lfEfk
hsvsna, via Key West; and, returning ,@k
VII leave hsvanh aud Key West on The LIST and
>,Fcr ihiormstlon ct passage apply 20 r. BAR
to Mok BE TGed CO. s1 1io E ~ss.hipsson or
ton.
Posi- ofhae "'' De is.a ,saas7.m me
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TECoLLECTOR'S OFFICE, CITY Hall
WARRINGTON, December g. 1860
SI,AVEs w PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Eor sb 10, I'd noqsehod Furniture, Stocks Slaves
ont and resd ,oV and previous years, are now mads
within ,w nSs Tao DO not pa and settle their Bills
by one az @ aays from this date will be called on
snfarca t5 aays from this date shall procseJ 10
law. III t.o manner required by
de Is-2ot JAS. r. HALLIDAY,
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]. NJ. HANsON, Rec, Seo,y

SMi rHSONIAN REs-Prof.
pSnn1y lysnia, will Lecture on MONDAY. 7tb
EDN ESDAY, 9Th, and FRIDAY. IItb. on oaSs
e red light will be oxhi' tied At n
uR o, me nigh tower on each evening of cture
s VII Oe exungnls ed AID the doors closed at n
nanne before O'Clock when the lscture Will com
eHCo ja5-S,M, W&F4
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Ru. LIST OF LETTERS

OikJ, d o, JsnuAIy B, I5bl.
tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, II
being the newspaper having TIE largest circulation
OF any daily paper published IN washingtonl
ID All persons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they are kDvKRrIsKp
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g p p l. f
Fruits and Nuts of all kinds,
Homemade Minoe Meat, made BY INV direct,on
and under my supervision, warranted the kesf
ever on red for sale at l6 cents per pound
Best Old WHISKY. Brandy and Wines
30 dozen Fresh Eggs,
Goshen ButteI and Cheese,
Superhne o"e
"A complete assortment of Grocer,es of ali k,nd.
Good Sugar at = cents per pound.
ISRAEL DEFINING,
- No. 534 Seventh street.
dc H-eoSw between Louisiana av and n AZ
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T. CEMErERY NOTICE.
y HE Subscriber offers for sale his stook Of MAR
s kN aso sSa HankfsNshk IaSfkIs .. s Hssss.s
. .osa cash Pessi AZ OH
- Mssbis wofs.. $50 & e .2FAa
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MtRSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ Of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
tne County OF Washington, and 20 me directed,
Court House door OF ssid county, on THURS
DAY, the 10th day Of January next, 1861, az II
rart OF Lot No. g. IN Squa No. ef9. beginning a.
the northwest corner OF said lot and an thence
oy southwest the depth Of said lot thence west by
southwest 60 the southwest corner Of said lot;
thence north BY northeast &c feet inches 20 Viz
gnla avenue containing l.6z2 uare feet together
VITA al And slngular the improvements thereon. in
upon as tie property of yohn Mennekein and viii
oe sold 70 satisfy judloals No. u. % January term
1851, ~ favor Of J. r. Wolard, use of John Purdv
dc Bots w SELDEN, u. 3. Marshal
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r 10 10 rHE PC BLIC.-The Young Men of
y the Ihlrd Ward, who are not now cnnnect
60 win some military company, are earnestIy IN
ike nsT 10 assemble at Temperance Hall on MON
PJsse OF forming Volunteer Va itarV OTranizafinn
ordos Op 1 snail be the preservation Of law and
1as =. SnI mldst, and the protection of our fami
es ana trends from injury and insult bJ revnn
iivsps3 ana fiaTIess mobS. Addresses will be de-
ia sgt MaTVo 1T rr,.,,
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lSNO PERSONAL DEvIL.-War in Hea-
1HlLus EisKE will deliver disconrse A. ,ba aE ga
EV IENSI SNhGarcs, on Fifth street, next ST. NDRY
dic.fes .bn,a n o'clock, upon, the SUBJECTS in :
,G Rt TOT Their hrst estate but left their hsbts
dertnas n"in teSetved IN everlasting chains under
ree. Inc public are invited TO attend. ia Sts
1TTHE UNION PRAYER MEETINCs
ES,,h VII be holden every day this week in the
On Nh NJ, fesDIterIan Church, (Rev. Dr. Smiib's
LII AZ A 49, "
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iCE GASLI6HT GOMPANY-
ne bs,shw AiSaaiSsIoN. December %, 1sSO-Notioe
elecGon Tor hye directors to the saips
he nf cs curing the year 1861 will be held al
on mntUtNiHAf' January 7, 1861 at IL O'Clock
de 2l-9tawtJan7 T. bnO"N,
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ii
FRENCH Il RICHSTEIN,
AIS PENN. AvkNUE,
Hsllam's Middle Ages, the new Boston Literary
Edition River ride Press; toned paper; price S375
~ mai Tne usual heavy discount at our store
Also, the same editions Of McCsuley, Hume Glib
bon, Carlisle, Lamb, Shakspear de %
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By sREES q sa ws,LL.IaMs. AuOtiOneer,.

By 6REEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,,
No. 526 S,reHh street.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNI
H TURF At AUcTION.-On MONDAY, the 7th
instant, al 10 O'Clock q. N, we shall sell the
Tes Idencs of a gentleman declining housskeepinf
on 6th street, tweon NJ ano n str sets uorth viz
side Chairs, ~
Wa nut Msrb e top Center Table,
walnut w hatnot, Ottomans. AID Tables,
walnut Dressing Bureaus, Washstsnds, and Bed
Hat Rack, Wsrdrobes. and Foot Stools,
Rnsh, Chne-sest, and other Chairs,
Manut Extension Table (lall leaf,D
One hne printed Cottage Set
Brussels Inc rain, Venetian and other Carpets,
Hair, Cotton Top, ana Husk Mattresses,
Stalr Rods, Rugs, nilcioth, Mats and Shades,
Feather Pillow, Bols;eTs and Beds,
Knives, Plated Forks, Table aud Tea spoons
Blankets and Comforts, (double aud AIN lei
Nearly new Coos and other Stoves,
China, y lass, and Cookery Ware.
large lot o Kitchen Requisites, and many other
ariloles too numerous 70 enumerate.
Terms: All sums Of AID under go cash; over
So cfedlt CT 81 and 90 days. for approved en-
oocsed notes. barring interest.
laS-f GREEN r. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE GROCERIES,
Il WINES, LIQUORS. CISARs, AND CONTINENTS
AT AUCTION On THURSDAY MORNING. sd
Inst az 10 O'Clock, we shall cell at the AutiOn
Rooms, the remaining stock Of :. I. Dlury, oom-
Barrels Brandy, whiskey. st. croix and jamaica
B'sckbsrry and Apple Brandy,
Fort, Madeli6, sherry, Muscat, and Claret Wines,
40 asses, Clder, aud StouE hton BItters,
Champagne, Cordial, and other LlauoTs,
GofSe, Candles, starch, and Soap,
Pepper, Ginger. Cloves, SaleTatus, and Cinnamon
Saas and yirs Tomatoes, Lobster, Apparatus,
AnchovIts aud Anchcyy Paste, Pate de Fole Graz
Cheese, Slruos, AID Preserves
C'gars ald robacco,
u ass Jars, DemIJ ohas. Measures, Bins.
Counters, and ther Fixtures.
TEeSe goods are al Of the best DUAL ty and ara
well Known TO the customers Of ar. :. +.
Terms: S4' cash; ove- that amount A credit Of
81 and ldays, for approved endorsed notes, beer
Ing Interest
#. DRURY. Trustee.
jsId WALL q BARNaRp. Apetk
@THE kBovE SALE rs POSTPONED
A Al A u m
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PHGESlX BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ A special meeting of the Stock holders Of
r. street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING the oh
OF 2enuary, INST, at IA O'clock punotnaI ~
soInanoe OF al the members particularly desired
hs PoItant amendments to the Constitution will
ja54t IN HANSON n c.,
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br. LOUIS, sep, IN, 1901.
told you yesterday that there silver lining 10
the war-cloud overhanging this distracted and
almost desolsted State. Every day increases the
brightness and hope, within fortnight, to a,sure
you that Missouri has nothing to do with the war
cept 10 bear her share Of the inevitable burden and
send her regiments Of patriotic soldiers TO fight for the
reesablishment Of the Constitution and laws between
this and the Gulf. Fremonts proclamation has cut
the dogs tail of just behind the ears and we trust il
will work marvellous of HE sheep-killing pro-
pensties JEFF. Davis s evidently sick Of bis bargain
with Claiborne Fox conquer Missouri into the South
ern Confsderscy, and bis troops rapidly retiring
from the Southern confines of the State. Pillow has
gone seek better forage in Western Keucky than he
could find in the swsmps adjacent 70 New Madrid and
McCuoch in the west 10 likely very to become an
Arkansas traveller" The dversion caused by Gen.
Grant in the occupation of Psducsh and the prospect
that Kentucky will soon become the real az well as
the territorial center Of the advancing host from the
North, must give an easy and speedy solution to the
troubles in Missouri With the Confederaes driven
from State, fortnight will suffice restore peace
throughout borders and instead of keeping seventy
tive hundred thousand OF valiant neghbors TO
help us put down Secession in Missouri, we shall be
able 10 send nearly half that number TO fight for the
Union and Constitution in Arkansas and Mississippi.
In my last proposed to hint at some OF the induce
mens held out by Missouri to settlers from the Free
States Hints and suggestions on n subject OF this
hind Are AL that can be tolerated by the public now