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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

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dyps.
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= apvsy strictly 70 the inmsdiste business Of The
advertiser, and I'll other sdvestisenents sent IN bv
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sordingly.
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cests Per line, eight words, and special notices
. osnte pr Ans, o. 30 cent? line Per week.
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poses q any kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except sinels announssmsnss Of marr;sres snd
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Advertisements from abroad mu,t be paid fo,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

The ovipe Classification, and moahy ncoe hs Omcsss
dug the us ~ hy
| n.rsd into the d General Govenmenk
|
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

!Hs love OF pleasure betrays rs into
pam and many : man, through love Of
tame, becomes infamoua.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04
TINE SCOTT HOUSE.


nN THE PIRST DAY OF FEBRUAR
- this veil known Hotel changed pro-
Tsiseoss. One Of the undersigned, the owner IL
the premises, and the original proprietor, viii b
IN the od'-s 70 ~slcome Ill old sad new friends.
W. Halter ourselves that with our experience
and our sul sTioS Recommendations " oan oder 70
the tr.vsias o. Ne oil the comforts Of we'll reg
alstsd house st the lov price Of
One Dollar per DAvl
We are determined that this shall BE- the best
Dollar House in the State.
Ono Hundred and Ten Day. Boarders
can DO accommodated. Families desiring rooms.
are invited 70 call and mako their selections.
La~gs and Obm~od;oss .&ab!e eonsscssd vssA
~ Ho.ssi
To our farming friends " would promise that
the sans libesaIity will DO extended 70 them -
eeretofore, and the highest prices paid u them
Tor that part Of their produce used BY tho House.
J. J. HUMPHREY 1 co.
jan32-d4wu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

- II - q . . - -
AT COST!
HAvING PURCHASED OF A. ". BAILEY
IL his stock I Dry Goods, ~ shall IRON aad
after this date oEee the saDe
1T COSTt-
Those II want Of anything IN The Dry 0oodg
line viii please give - call = May goods viii
b sold at
LEaO THAN COST PRICE.
D. r. WHITE,
dssl-tfl 0psesits Cssk Ao9osgents 1aat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

$50 SILK DRESS PATTERNS.
OF ALL GRADES AND STYLES, OF THE
~ latest fashions, ct
FIFTY FER CENT. LESS
than ever before sold in this market. Call ct
WHISLER'S,
No. 8, LeClaire Row.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

than ever before sold in this market. Call ct
WHISPERS,
No. 8, LsClaire Row.
q, 900
WATCH SPRING HOOP SKIRTS
hAto0t 0tY1o0
At FULL ONE-THIRD LESS, IN PRICE
"a than over before sold in this market. W.
have large stock, and bought them in the
CITY OF NEW YORK, T0R CASE,
and ws will sell them cheaper than any other %.
Enlistment possibly can, and for sale 70 the trade
IN qu.ntisiss ~ New York JosDing prices -
WHISLER'S.
| WHOLESALE DRY DDS,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Q. =. w * Z - hDR,0,
NO. 8, LscLAIas Row,
"A ~ W AnE LATEST EAO0AONAbLA
DREss GOODS.
PRINTS,
HOISERY,
IN OTBAT % ANrETIss.
W'atch1 Spring Hoop Sksrta
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
1000 PIHOW0
OF FIRST CLASS PRINTS FOR SALE
" Oh eapat
WHlsLER's.
1000 DOZEN
AAF HOSE OF ALL GRADES At NEW
~ York prices to the trade, st
aprl5l WHISLER'S.
Dtss0lsstjoss Of C0-POrtsssrsht~,
TIRE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned under th1
name aud style of
ElDmDcE 4 WILLIAMS
Giles Of Co-partnsrship. Tie business viii here
after b bondactsd byi
y wurr,.-.
=. = WAAAAAMSs
.n,:"r:':..n ~ sus OF MA Afm ana assumes
s -, onas. .as.so.;
, W., SSooSu1 ~ 80 =. aIm ~ @ p peia 20 =.
- - = sssassIsso % eesUe -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

Having purchased Of Jacob n. Eldridgs NJ
interest in the Urn Of Eldridgs : Williams,
would respectfully return thanks for the geassoua
patronage heretofore received, and hops b. stsiea
attention 70 the wants Of customer, ard ~ -
sire 70 please, 70 merit sontinusnos q TIE saos.
March Is, 1861.
nehle-dAWu] Az. WJLLlA0O.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

"PAUPEK SoLDIERY !''-H Hear the
Mobile Advertiser. 1t says rich things!
It evidently feels the importance of the
South. Comment on the following is
quite unnecessary. We prefer to take it
clear
Paradoxical as it may seem, . chief
element Of the strength of the North
is its poverty. 1t is levying for its war
upon US, for our snbjngation (save the
mark J pauper soldiery. We have
reports that corporations make appro-
priations for the support Of the families
OF volunteers. We need not mistake
TINS for patriotic liberality. 1t is any
thing but that. 1t is the coercion Of
necessity. The armies that are march,
Ing against rs are composed of merce-
nary pauper soldiery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

Tux SOUTHERN LoAN.-That 4l5,-
100000 loan which has been taken at
par and at premium SO many times over
10y telegraph,) don't seem to be taken
yet, though, all the while, "there is a
perfect rush to get some Of it." The en-
tire amount will be swallowed up be.
fore it IS raised, if the "rush" don't in
crease. New York alone offers this
Government more than thirty millions Of
dollars, aud that is only little matter
OF loose change. That is the difference
between the two sections.
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Item. r.lesraph.d from w..hip.,.,.

WAsHINsToN, Feb. 1s.-It appears from the in.
vestigatioa Of the House Military Committee, that
ex-Secretary Floyd accepted R. Belknap's bid
for one hundred thousand muskets, but Secretary
Holt has refused to recognize the contract Mr..
Belknap says they wsre intended for the Sardi-
nian Government.
1t is further stated that Mr. Floyd distributed.
without any order, through the Engineer Depart.
ment six-fve thousand percussion muskets, forty
thousand altered muskets, and ten thous4nd rifles
Among the arsenals at Charleston Aug usta M cunt
Vernon, Baton Rouge and North Carolina With
these exception of these for the last named State,
the arms all fell into the possession of South Caro-
lima, Alabama, Louisiana and Georgia by the
secession movements.
The Committee give as a reason for reporting
the bill authorizing the President to accept the
services Of volunteers that Il il certain that the
regular military force is wholly Inadequate to
protect the forts, arsenals, and dock-yards, and
other property Of the United States in the present
disturbed condition of the country, the larger
portion Of the army being necessary for the de-
fence Of the frontiers.
Some Of the delegates to the Peace Conference
tonight say that they will agree upon a plan Of
adjustment which will be satisfactory even to the
Virginia Commissioners. The Territorial ques-
ton was under consideration to-day, and the de-
bate was directed to the object Of securing unan-
unity on that point.
More United States troops have arrived here
The Secessionists complain at the persistence of
General Scott, but his friends answer that II SIM
liar precautions had been taken none of the South
ern forts would have been seized, in which case
bis precautions would have been also denounced
as unnecessary. He thinks Han ounce of preven-
ton Is worth pound Of curen
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Terrible TRAGEDY nj Fer, smith.

FoRT SMITH, Ark, Feb. IA terrible tragedy
occurred In this city last night. party Of eve
overland mall and 1.-the Rock coach drivers en-
tered the grocery of German named Hsgge, and
commenced quarrelling; pistols were drawn on
both sides, the barkeeper, named Butcher, was
shot through the heart and died instantly; Hagge
received shot In the forehead and died at eight
O'Clock this morning. Three Of the drivers, Geo
Bennett, Matt Ellis and Pony Farmer, are under
arrest, and guarded bya company Of military
The other two escaped. Intense excitement ex-
lists among the citizens. The prisoners are now
undergoing an examia ztion before the Mayor
They will undoubtedly be hanged to-day.
FoRT SMITH, Feb. l6.-As the trial Of the pris.
oners for the murder Of Hsgge and Butcher was
drawing to close Yesterday, a mob entered the
Justices Office and demanded the prisoners for
the purpose Of lynching them. One Of the priso-
ners, named Pony Farmer, broke from custody
and attempted to escape. He was immediately
fred upon and instantly killed The crowd then
secured the remaining prisoners and
made for a place Of execution, but before they
could carry out their designs the authorities In
terfered and secured the prisoners, and lodged
in Greenwood jail. The excitement In regard TO
the affair still continues and In intense.
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Vice President Hamlin on His way,. ws,h.

BANGOR, Ne, Feb is-vIce Pres dent Hamlin
and lady len here this morning on the way fot
Washington. He was escorted from Hampden
to our city by large number OF his fellow
townsmen, and was received here by the Mayor
and ex-Msycr Of this city, and an Immense pro-
cession OF citizens, In single and double sleIghs
escorted the party to the railroad station
In reply 70 a brief address by c 8 Crosby
Esq, Mr.. Hsmlin made few remarks, and, az
the rairwas starting, the course OF his remarks.
he said:
al 60 TO the discharge Of the ofacIal dutie.
which have been conferred upon me by gener-
GUS people, and relying upon Divine Providence
trust that confidence shall never be BETRAYED 4
know full well that dark clouds are lowering
around the political horizon, and that madness
rules the hour but I am hopeful still that our
people are not only loyal to the government, but
they are fraternal 20 all its citizens and when On
practise II shall be demonstrated that the consti-
tutonal rights Of all the States will be respected
ana maintained by following the paths illumined
by Washington, Jefferson and Madison, may we
not bly, hope and expect that quiet viii be
restored, and the whole country will still advance
In a career which will elevate man in a social,
moral and intellectual condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-19
-Four Day. Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The steamer yurs, from
Liverpool on the 5th instant, passed Sandy Hook
this forenoon, from which point the following was
telegraphed:
The underwriters Of London and Liverpool
have advanced their rates Of insurance one Dor
cent. on cargoes from Southern States In conse-
quence Of increased fires and war risks
Napoleon opened the French Legislature on the
4th. He gave pacific assurances and reiterates
his noniniervention policy.
Queen Victoria opened Parliament on the 5th
She Slludes TO the American troubles and express
ses a fervent wish for an amicable adjustment.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.-Tbe sales Of cotton Mon
day and Tuesday amounted TO Is, 900 bsles. The
market opened active, at an advance Of LIZA i,
chiefly on Ane qualities, but closed with . de-
clining tendency, in consequence Of the news
from America.
Bread,tuffs had an advancing tendency.
Provisions were dull.
Consols OIL Z
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Leulaiana LeSialature

BATON RouGE, Feb. Is I'm the House Of Repre-
yesterday joint resolution inviting the southern
portion of Indiana and Illinois, which gave large
majorities against Lincoln, to form a pro-slavery
State and join the Southern Confederacy. IL was
referred.
Mr.. Haynes, Of East Feliciana, introduced res
olution returning thanks 70 Gen. Lane, Of Oregon
for his assurance Of aid TO the Southern States and
in defence Of the honor and rights thereof con-
tanned in his speech rebuking Mr.. johnson. Of
tennessee. IL was referred
The general opinion is that no war in the South
Will take place, except Lincolns Administration
forces IL upon us
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HaItfmsra n1arksaa.

RlLrInolE Feb 10 Flour dull; Howard at
and Ohio sS. ~; City Mills S.. Wheat active and
nrmer; red 81 25sI 80; white 81 .i5al IS Corn &C
tive; sales Of IS 90 bushels mixed 5oa5oc yellow
55a60c. Provisions steady. Coffee nrm al l2elSc
Whisky dull at 17Kal7xc.
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The Tariff of the Cenfederated state.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 1e.-Tbe Congress admits
duty free all breadstufs, provisions, munitions Of
war materials therefor, living animals, and az
ricultural products in their natural state also,
goods wares, aud merchandise from the United
States, IL purchased before the LIST Of March and
imported before the 18th Of March. Texas 10 eI-
cePted from the operation Of the tsr,f laws. This
intelliuence in reliable
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Failures and SUSPENSIONS

BosToN, Feb 1.-THE Boston Commercial Bull
letns list Of changes In business gives ten failures
and suspensions in New York, Ave in Boston, I've
In Philadelphia, three in Cincinnati, two In 81.
Louis, two in Baltimore, and twenty I'VE In other
places-a total of hfty-two
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R.yeieings Mt Charleston, &c.

CHARLESTON, Feb. fS.-A salute Of one hun
dred guns fired here to-day in honor Of the
inaug uration Of President DAVIS
J. p. Lindsay, the inventor Of the Ten-Shooter
and Young America left here last night for w ash-
ington, a. ordered by the President Of the Arms
Company. 1t Is supposed he will be censured for
the large amount Of Arms sold by him 70 the
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Nerth Carelisa Lerl,lsrue.

RALEIGH. Feb. Is The Legislature has agreed
10 adjourn on Monday next The senate has been
at work on the Military bill. On its third reading
tue amendment against coercion occupied the
balaace of the day In discussion.
Wake county to-day nominated Secession csndi-
dates for the state Convention--Messrs Wilder,
Senis and Rand
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The Virginia Peace Conference and Michi-

DKTRoIT, Feb. 16 The joint resolutions In
structing our Senators and requesting our Repre-
sentatives in Congress to oppose any amend mens
TO the Consultation recognizing the right OF prop
erty in man, or recognizing the extension Of
slavery into territory now free, were adopted In
the House Of Representatives yesterday by strict
party vote. Subsequently, the resolutions en-
towering Senstots Chandler and Bingham TO rep
resent Michigan in toe Peace Convention Were
lost by AYES 40 nays n
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BOARDING.,

observation-disclosures esirous of comforta-
- be home can obtain good Board and pleasant
apartments on + street, No. 339, between 9Th and
10th sts. Table BOarders can also be accommo-
dated. Terms reasonable fe S3w
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NnTINE

NOTICE.
u HE Following Notes were stolen from or de
stroyed in the Office of the undersigned on the 18Th
ms a. AZ Per.ons are cautioned reoeiv
note Of A. Adrioh, dated January LIST, 1851 at 90
days, SoS.49, "
note Of w; H. narrower, for slso. at 81 Gays from
notes of James WormIey, for $50 each, at 80 and
e0 days from February lat,
A note of Peter Enrich for SxS at so davs from
Deosrnber 20th, 1880, '"'
A note of George r. Hall, from December 18TH, a.
so days, for S8S, "
notes Of P. Dennis, for $50 each, at 80 and so
. DAYS, and one for SIS 65, at months from Jan,
note OF w. H. Thomas, for SS7 c. at 50 DAYS fIo ON
February 7th, 1861. The above payable to our
ro S.aefii
able to order Of J. w. Fitzhush, for $50 each.
notes Of ]. Shedd, for $3.50 each, at II and IL
j. b. WARD BRO.
10 10 ~ Twelfth and Canal sts
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Sew York maPk0sl
aaEcsal

NEW YoRK, Feb. 19.-Fiour Sc. better. Wheat
Ic higher. Corn upward tendency. Provisions
steady. Whisky steady at I7kc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-19

NEW YoRK, Feb 10 Stocks are lower Chi
caeo and Rock Island SIX; Illinois Cernsl shares
"a; Reading AK; Hudson River PR -; Mo. 6s
64k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-19
LOCAL. NEW S

~ Though The star II printed on the fastest
scam press In south Of Baltimore, It's edition
u % large IN to require II to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-19

NorIcz.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
At and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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PRor. 8. @. MARINI, teacher of dancing. gives
soiree on Thursday night at his Academy. corner
OF Ninth and streets. A pleasant entertainment
isanticipated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-19

CENTRAL GuARDHousR.-This morning, Caspian
Rhinehsrt, for being drunk and disorderly, was
fined 50 Is. John Bennett, vasrant; do, 81 is.
John Raglan, drunk and disorderly; do, S3.I5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-19

dsuos Of her son-ia Law, Mr.. Maria Johnson, Mrs
ELIZABETA PHILLIPS DODDS, in the 18th
year Of her age. 81 sz
On the 18th instant, Mr.. MICHAEL STONE. in
the 18th year of mis- age
His funeral viii take place from his late resi-
denoe, near Georgetovn, on to-Inonov iWednes-
day y Ct o'clock, II .a4Z =
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MILITARY AND CIVIC BIRTHNIGHT BALL
Company A, Natl Guard Battalion,
To be given at tbs
ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
ERI0AX

ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22D, 1861.
Company A, National Guard Battalion, beg most
respectfully TO announce to their many friends a
1 q plscss at the g. Assembly Rooms, FRI "A
sn. Be on ps to MAKE sns S. one
the most agreeable and pleasant Balls of the sea-
Manase,s on the part of the Citizens.
Jas BeIret, Mayor, Jas STRIVING,
Grafton Powell, = French,
Richard Wallaoh, Cameron,
George &C. g R w RIGS lanes Brown:
Henry W Martin, B smith,
b H sIsss, Boyle S %TE Whist WisaIt,
INC IN Fins. Adam Gaddls,
Ohio Boswell, Geo Jiilard,
Thos MoGrath, James Gordon,
Saml DeHglass, HUDSON TAYLOR.
js.sob 7 /, f Pe.1,.on Mn Ho BIs.iy,
VIM Ward, Jos REDEEM,
fn Sa j NssRR%s.' E W% M E1:bbSSI'
i / :. Y Ws Angus SamI Pqmphfsy.
c G% AAtbs Alert, e eeS 4 f Pant,
J F BOone,jr, yFA bell,
W 6 Metzsrott. Thos Lne lewis,
M. Gem MqSessys ?. che pIst e iss Military
brig Gen Hickey, Col Eahnstack,
Brig Gen Bacon, Col Hoover,
Brig Gen Ould, Lieut. Col Schwarzeman,
BRIG Gen Caperton, Lieut. Col Peck
ADJ Gen jones, Lieut. Col Ran'h Coyle,
Inspector zen stone, Lieut. Col HollIng W orth,
Col TAFT, Mai Watt, !
Col DAVIS, Mai Wallach,
Col Coke, Maj Klopfer,
Col + Morgan, MAJ Williams. -
Communities Of Ayrangsments.
Lieut. T L Lloyd, I.ieut Kane
Lieut. Z 3 Allen, Cart McKirn 4
Capt King, Lieut. Barber,
Lieut. Lackey, Lieut. Lighter,
Lieut. Clark.
Exscssire C0mmistee.
Ensign Lloyd, Private Jno Hobrook.
Sergs bartle, Private fhos Larconbe,
Private John Crook. I
serst r. q. GRAHAM, Tresf.
TICKETs ONE DOLLAR, admitting A xeplle-
man and ladies. - - fei5}t
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
q RIA n u MON BALL
~ OF THE
Federal Rifles,

At FRANKLIN HALL, corner 9Th and ID sts,
FRIDAY EVENING, February 2.d.
The Federal Rifles, IN announcing this Ball mos.
respectfully solicit liberal share of the pa GA
tronage OF their ellow,cItizsns, as nothing "a
and every % that may honor them wi IN their fa2A
presence enjoy themselves. No invitation cards
wi be sent out, and the ladies are cordially in
vited.
Tickets One Dollar, admitting gent eman and
ladies'.
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JUST RSKESGaEItNylEg BAKE LOT uQE Es cLQTHINs..
SMITHS, No, $50 Seventh 81, eS-sv :
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u Il IL L. " " . n "A L. IL
THE NIGHTIN6ALEs.
Miss FANNY FORREST,
(Authoress Of Gay and HappyD
Little Ella, Richard Parker, Frank La Folle,
Fenner Bustor, and numerous other Artistes,
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
TO- MORROWAF AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock,
For Ladies and Children.
Admission IS cents children 10 cents.
A new and delightful programme
FORTY BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS.
Presented ErsTy Might, as t5:H as IN tie Afternoon
superb Alpine Glacier Silk Dress for Is cents,
Sets e al s,Ss t.eoS1,y, Silver Ware,
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT To NIGHT.
1t Admission Two Dimes.
GRAND MUSICAL, s0IREE.
ST. Matthew's Washington Infant asylum,
AT THE SMITHSONIAN,
f BRU AIRY 25TH.
oPKeeRAMNE-PARr 1.
2. CaritaEQuartetts and Chorus for fe
5 Non 70 Sogno~Soio from Lombart. .%erdi i
4 QurRdo di sague tinto-Duet from
s. Bells from Risoietti n VERDI
' Chorus from nne HeTnRsn and vs,d,
PARTH.
J. Sextett-Instrumental
8. All tatoI-Duet from Lucia di Lsmsr-.,
g. cssss una voit,-Tno from Eiiiz;, D0n'1''''
CLAUDIO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ercadante
10. Miserere-Soio and Chorus from II
III. Ger the forest, DER mountain-Solo and
Chorus from Moses in Egppt.--.. Rossini
dopr. " ~
m Door. open att O'Clock performance to
fs 49, ,2s25 Uutel., States, Confed.)
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w 8 H N G T ON TIL e A TER!
w Lessee----- g. w. GLENN
Acting Manager. .---- ---....J. T. RAYMOND
THIS EVENING,
Positively, Farewell appearance in Washington of
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN,
Who viii appear IN her renowned mpersonation of
NANCY SYKES,
In the beautiful play of
o YER Visit.
MIR. J. Ii. STUDLEY
As Bill Sykes.
To conclude with
JENN LIND.
Jenny Leatherlungs. miss Mary Shaw
CRANKY Gag. Mr.. Raymond
MISS JOEY GOU6ENHEIM,
The beautiful, brilliant, and accomplished Come
dienne, is engaged and will appear on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, 1t
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. Louis, Feb. Is -Edifor Washisgtos star /;
The majority for unconditional Union in 81. Louis
county s 5000. The returns from the state in
dictate clear msjority for unconditional Union.
No svowed secessionist will be elected I'm the
State.
tNoe.-The above dispatch 10 nom q distin-
guished citizen Of Missouri, doubtless 90 well In
formed as any man In the STATED.
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MARRIED.
DIED.,

On the sth instant, BY he Rev. Mr.. Proctor, Mr.
VI LIAM A. DEGGES 20 Miss JANE ROSE
ALTHE SWEENEY. both Of this CITY. :
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TIE PENSACOLA, now lying at the Navy Yard,
has been stripped Of nearly all her rigging, to
make way for the reception Of her machinery,
which is being put on board under the charge Of
competent engineers