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CoI. WoIeott

On Monday, Attorney Geperld Wolcoit re-
tired from Office, and his successor Mr.. Mur-
ray, was qualified. Gov. Dcnnisou then APP
pointed ar. Wolcott Judge Advocate eiener-
al Of the Ohio Militia vita the rank Of
Colonel
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NATIONAL AIRS HIssED.-At Philadelphia
on Saturday evening, during dramatic per-
formance at the Academy Of Music, the ma
tolsl airs Hail Columbia, Yankee Doodle,
sc, played BY the band, were missed by a
party fmen in the galleries, creating intense
excitement among the audience. Order was
only preserved by the immediate election Of
the offenders.
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States, and al others in favor Of secession
who do not declare positively, either by oath
or affirmation, that they are for Sustaining
the Union aud the execution Of the laws. Il
Is singular fact, aud is the subject Of deep
complaint by those here who are loyal 70 the
Union, that nearly all the clerks who are the
fercest for disunion and had declared in favor
Of the course pursued by South Carolina, are
still serving the Federal Union and receiving
their salaries. One Of this class of men was
denounced by a loyal Yirginian a day or two
since as occupying no better position than
that OF robber upon the public treasury.
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DIED.

ON Tuesday morning jan 18th, Mrs. a Attic E.,
wife of horace NJ Logee, and daughter Of b. Mar
tin, aged p years.
Flu, eral services on Wednesday (to-layl afternoon,
at 2s o'clock, at the Third Baptist Church, corner
OF State and Clinton streets, West Side.
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

Bullions' Analytical Grammar.
Bulliuns' Parsing Book.
Browns First Lines OF English Grammar.
Browns Institutes Of Grammar.
Browns Grammar Of English Grammars
Ulark's First Lessons IN Grammar.
CLARK 5 English Grammar Revised.
COvclls Digest Of Grammar
EUwler,s Elementary Grammar,
FOwler's English Grammar
FOwler's Grammar-SChOOi edition
Greene's Introduction to English Gramm
Grornes First Lessons in Grammar.
Grrene'a Analysis.
Greene's Elements Of English Grammar.
Pmneols Primary Grammar
PinneO's Analy tical Grammar
Pinneo's New Analytical Grammar
PinReO's English Teacher
Towers Engl sh Grammar.
Weld s NsW English Grammar
Weld and QuackenbOs' New Grammar.
Wells New Grammar.
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-lfyou puttwo persons in the same room,
one Of who has the toothache and the other
is in love, you viii find that the person who
has the toothache will go to sleep FIRST.
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Valencias worth A cents, which we will
sell at l24 cents.
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GEOGRAPHY AND OUTLINE MAPS.

C0rnelps First Steps in Geography.
CornellE Primary GeJgI aphy.
COrnelIs intermediate Geography.
COrnells High School Geography and Atlas.
Cornell 5 Grammar school Geography.
COrnells Outline Maps.
Cotton and Fitch's Introductory Geography.
OaltOn and Fitch's Modern Schsol Geography.
Camps Geography.
Cdrtee's Physical Geography.
Fitch's Physical Geography
fitch's Mapping Plates.
Mitchelis Primary Geography.
MitChrlis intermediates Geography.
MitChelPs New intermediate Geography.
Mitchells Geography and Atlas.
Mitchells Ancient Geography and Atlas.
MitchelPs Outline Maps.
MOuteith's First Lessons IN Geography.
MOnteith,s Introduction to Manual.
Monteith's Manual of Geography
MOnteith's New Manual.
McNaly's Geography
MOrse's Geography.
Olney's Geography and Atlas.
Parley Geography.
PeltOu's Outline Maps.
Smiths First Book in Geography.
Smiths QuartO Geography
Whites Class Book OF Local Geography.
Warren's Primary Geography.
Warreh's Common School Geography
Tarren's Physical Geography.
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CLASSICAL.
Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar, new ed
Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar old ed n,
Andrews Latin Reader.
Andrews Latin Exercises.
Andrews Latin Lessons.
Andrews First Book in Latin.
Andrews Latin lexicon.
Andrews, sallust.
Andrews ovid
Andrews Yiri Rome,
AinswOrth's Latin Dictionary.
AnthOn's Latin Dictionary.
AnthOns Caesar.
AnthOn's Cicero.
AuthOn'B Virgil.
AnthOn Sallust.
AnthOn,s Horace.
Anthon's AnRbasis Of XenOphon
Anthun's Greek Reader.
ArnOld's First and Second Latin Book.
Arnolds Latin Prose Composition
Arnod,s First Greek Book.
Arnclds Greek Prose Composition.
ArnOld's Cornelius Nepos
Arnold's First Latin Book by Hardness.
Arnold's Greek Reading Book
Bullions Latin Grammar.
Billions Latin Reader.
Builions Greek Grammar
Bullions' Greek Reader.
BulliOns Cicero,
Bullions' Greek Lessons.
COOper's Virgil,
Crosby's Greek Lessons
OrOshy's Greek Lessons
OrOsby's Greek Grammar.
Crooks and Schem's Latin Dictionary.
Greek Testament with Lexicon.
Runners Greek Grammar.
Runners Latin Grammar
kaltsmidt's Latin niCtiOnry.
Liddeil and Scotts Greek Lexicon
Leveretts Latin Lexicon.
McCiintOcks First Latin Book.
McGlintOck's First Greek Book
New Liber Primus.
Owens NeuUphOu's Anabasis
Owens AenOphOn's CycrOpedia
SOphocle's Greek Grammar.
Schmitz and Zumpt's Virgil.
Schmitz and Zumprs Caesar.
SchmitZ and Zumpt's Cicero.
Schmitz and Zumpt's Salmst
Scmitz and Zumpi's Horace.
Schmitz and Lumpts Livy.
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Collot's Dramatic French Reader
Corinne, by Madame De Stasl Paris edition.
De FivRs' Elamentery French Reader.
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BooK-KEEPINa.

.Crittenden's Book Keeping, Counting House edi-
ion.
Grittenden's bookkeeping, School edition.
Duff-s Book Keeping.
Fulton and Eastman's Bookkeeping.
Jones' Ok-keeping.
Mayhew's Bookkeeping.
Karsh's Bank and Joint Stock Accounts.
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LADY POLITICIANS.

Even Haekelt fails to attract the ladies to
the theatre-eoncerts are thinly attended
there are no balls, and but few parties. But
the galleries Of the Senate are every day
crowded with "ladies fair end nstrous grave
who listen with marked attention to good
Speakers, and chat away when some stupid
man is airing his wretched eloquence.
The Senate has had portion OF the front
gallery rallied off, ostensibly for the ladies o.
the diplomatists, (who have the sntree them
selves on the ioor) but really for Mesdames
Gwin, Fitzpatrick, Slidell, Clay, and other
Senatoresses. With them to-day was j
Randolph Clay. our veteran Foreign Minis
ter, now RECALLED from Peru, and here await
ing settlement of tho negotiations with that
country.
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nIPoRrANr LOO cHARlEsToN.

The news from Ghsrlestonis is highly inter
esting The Brooklyn is cruising off Ro-
maine Point, place some twenty miles from
Charleston, and it is supposed is awaiting
further orders. It is disputed whether or not
there is a sufficient depth of water on
Charleston bar to enable the Brooklyn to
get to Fort Sumter.
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France has Just abolished the passport sys-
TEN. It has Just been established in Aneri-
ca. The following entirely South CarOlinian
advertisement appears in the Philadelphia
Inquirer:
OFFECR OF Tue COMMISSIONER TOR S. CT
No 81, South Third street
Philadelphia. December 81, 1850.
Respectable persons wishing to visit South
Carolina on business, OF for legitimate pur-
poses, can be furnished with proper certif-
Gates, that viii be respected by the proper au-
thorifies Of that Government by calling at
this Office. DAVID D. BRNEY,
South Carolina Commissioner, resident in
Philadelphia, Pa.
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PHILosOpHT AND CHEMIgTRY.

Comstockls Philosophy, new edition.
OOmstoCk Chemistry, new edition.
Fosters Chemistry, Illustrated.
Gray's Natural Philosophy.
drnS's Chemistry.
Ulmsted.s Philosophy, School edition.
Olmsted's Philosophy, octave
Parker's Philosophy.
POrter's Chemistry.
Peck's Philosophy, (new)
QuackenbOs Natural Philosophy
Silliman's chemistry
StOckhardt's Chemistry.
Sprague's Philosophy
Smellie's Philosophy.
Well Philosophy.
Well, Chemistry.
Tafe's Philosophy.
Youman's Class Book Of Chemistry.
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pRospECrs OF coNPRoMIsE.

Still the proposed settlement upon the
basis ofthe admission Of New Mexico at once,
the amendment of the Constitution so as to
prevent interference with Slavery where it
exists, will, ifaccepted by the border States,
be adopted. | do not think over half dozen
Republicans in the House, if SO many, would
vote against it.
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kHEToRIo ANp CoMPosIrIoN.

hHEIOAIU AND UOMPOSITION.
Boyd's Rhetoric.
BOydls English Composition.
Blai-s Rhetoric.
BrOOk6eld's Composition.
kames Elements Of Com mposftiou
Newmans Rhetoric
Parkers Aids to English Composition
QuackenbOsl First Lessons in Composition
Quackenb0s' Composition and Rhetoric
Mhately's Rhetoric.
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5puka 4 Statiunert.
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CATALOGUE OF
SCHOOL BOOKS.
tT -e Books are kept in large quantities
and are oaared to dealers at the lowest prices. J
READING AND SPELLINa.

READING AND SPELLING.
Heman's Young Ladies' Reader.
Hazen's speller and Dohner.
Hillard's Readers.
LOVells Readers.
McGufeyia Smaller Primer
MoGuiieylH Pictorial Primer.
MoGufey'G New First Reader.
McGufey New Second Reader.
McGutiey'B New Third r. nder
mcGufuys New Fourth reader.
McGunoy's New Fiith Reader,
McGuhey's New Sixth Reader.
McGuiley's High School Readar.
McGuney's Old First Reader
McGuniBy' 3 Old Second Reader.
MCGuiiey's . Old Third Reader
mcGuhey's Old Fourth Reader
Met euhey's Old Fitth Reader
McGuiry's Speller.
PRICES English Spelier.
Sanders New Speller.
Sanders Old Speller.
Sargents Readers.
swans Speler.
TOwhe's Progressive Readers.
Tuwno's Progressive Speller.
TOwne's Speller aud Dcfner.
Mehster's Elementary Spcller.
Wrighps OrthOgraphy.
Word Method Primer.
MUrcester's Speller
Webb's Normal headers.
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9gfw advertisements,

ENGINE AND BOILER FOR
HIsALE Boiler % inches by y feet two fiues.
Engine uprght-6 to horse power, in good running
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arll9a aud a3Etaitiues.

TRUSSES.
Ihave large variety Of the
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AsTRON1IY.

Burritt's Geography of the Heavens.
BOuyieSs Familiar Astronomy.
Mitchel's Popular Astronomy.
Mattison's High School Astronomy.
MattisUu's Primary Astronomy.
ulmsfed's School Astronomy.
Smiths illustrated Astronomy.
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~" l presume you won't charge hnything
for just Remembering me, said one legged
sailor to a WoOden-leg manufacturer.
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HIGHER MATHEMATICS.

Davies Beurdon's Algebra.
Davies Legendre's Geometry.
Davies Elementary Algebra.
Davies Elementary Geometry.
Davies Surveying.
Gillcspie's Land Surveying.
Loomis' Treatise on Algebra.
LOOMS Elements Of Algebra.
LOomis' TrigonOmctry and LuCaritLiIs
LOOmis' Elements Of Geometry
LOOmis' Analytical Geometry.
Rays Algebra, First Part.
Rays Algebra, Second Part.
RobinsOn's New Elementary Algebra
RObinson,s University Algebra
RobinBOn's Geometry.
TOWarla Algebra.
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dlgfrs

HOME AGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS
| IL Steam Dyer aud Shawl Cleaner, begs leave
announce to his triends and the public, that be
hoHle again. and located at g. 81. Clair street. ye
and, o., where he has fitted up DYE HOUSE viii
I the best machinery regardless Of expense and nat
ers himself that by strict attenion 10 business thai
he viii be able to regain that patronage and tuppoI
klqulyA
T B. JACKSON, SILK ANC
~ WOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, Wes
Side. Office No. 70 Bank street, Harris Block, i've
doors north OF St. Clair street
shawis of every variety cleaned or dyed Cent?
Garments cleaned or dyed without being iaker
apart once open from o'clock A. n. tiil p. N.
ls.:Rl0
0e SENECA STREET.
DYEING, after the latest and best methods, in all
fashionable colors, including 5oferino and Magen-
"a on Velvet, SILK, or Wooi
CLEANING, Ladies and Gentlemen need have no
hesitation in sending goods OF the most delicate coll
or or fabric. Bonnet Plumes cleaned and dressed.
HS-Remembers No Sc, Seneca street "a
janl2 FRED'K "a ARLAX.
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LrScoLN's CABINET.
SEIZURE OF SOUTHERN FoRTs

Dispatches were received to-day by the
Louisiana and Florida Senators, stating that
The forts and rs,nals in their respective
States had been taken by authority Of the
governments Of these States. Itappears that
the Senators OF these States telegraphed some
days ago 70 their Governors to seize them
without delay, and their orders have been
complied with.
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asants, s,-80st--8elrara.

WANTED-A PARTNER W7TH.
w cash cspital Of from t755 to EI000, to engage
In staple business that sill pay from l00 90 $40 e
cent profit For further inform tion, address G. A.
O. Austin, Post Ufice, Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland. January 8, 1851 ian7.3is
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GERMAN

Adler's Progressive German Reader.
Adler's German Dictionary, 6 vO.
Ader's German Dictionary, School edition.
Elwells German Dictionary.
Gand'a Grammar for Germans 70 learn English
German Speller.
Olendorff German GRAMMAR.
Schsehlager's PHonOuncing Dictionary
Peissner's German Grammar.
WOOdbury's German Grammar.
WoOdhury's Shorter Course.
Woodbury's Method for Germans to Learn Eng
ish.
Weodbury's Elementary German Reader
WoOdbury's Eclectic German Reader
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APPREHEEsIoys.

Some apprehension is felt that the
Charlestonians may refuse to let Lieut. Tai
bot return to Fort Sumter, unless they are
assured first that his instructions are peace
ful, but If be fails to return in reasonable
time, Major Anderson will understand why,
and be heard from when the American flag
is fired on again.
1t is reported here that a collector at some
minor port in South Carolina mainttins his
loyalty to the Union, and refusing fealty to
the secession Government, has been arrested
for treason. The important question arises
shall the Federal Government interiors for his
rescue?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-16

Store, Ofhces and Dwellings.
FOR sALE-in Old 90 p cent mortgage for sl0005
secured on good properly on Lake street. Also
another mOrtgag0 for $500 janis
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8OarAtng.

DOARDIN @ HO 9 S EFT Il (
ID HOUSE, No. q Public Square, and by
Stone Church,-one Of the pleasantest locations
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and is nov
open for Boarders. Families wishing TO furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Single
BOarders aud Day BOarders viii md good aceommo-
dations on reasonable terms. References given anC
raqnirad san6-lssn- Tl7nl s W. RURRfTT
DOARDING -PLEAsANT Rooms,
furnished or unfurnished, with board, for fam
iies or single gentlemen can be hadat Mrs. Beach
No. 2lo snperioE street; a lso: Day- bos-dig ~
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5000 yards Bleached Muslin at 5 cents pei
yard.
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at0tElS.

DAGG'S HOTEL, DETROIT. TINS
House is located directly opposite the Michigan
Central and Grand Trunk Railroad Depots, and near
the landing of the Cleveland Steamers and Buffalo
Line OF PrOpelers. Passengers stopping al this well
xown house, will save Fifty Gents Omnibus fare, be en-
tertained at less price and equally we'll any
sther first class Hotel IN the city. 1t VIII be found
IN every respect desirable place for the travelling
public, pains expense will De spared to make
iagreeable TO our guests.
may2lRH PrQprietors-
MANHATTAN HOTEL.--NOS.
lt 3, s, and Murray street, I'd door from Broad
way, opposite the Park, New York. Huggins & Flinq,
ProprietOrs. NJ. Huggins, late Of Pearl street
House, Boston. H. q. Fling, late OF Loveoys Hotel
New York decl ]
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All of our Two-Shilling DeLaines at I23
cents per yard.
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Special to n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Jan. 18th.

THE ATTACK on FHE STAR OF THE WEST.
The healthy public sentiment of Washing
ton is very restive under the humiliation in
ficted upon the Government in the attack of
South Carolina upon the Star of the Vest
A very strong feeling exists in favor OF vim
dieting the honor of the flag, and Furnishing
the outrage.
Mr.. TOoMBs GOING TO STIR THEM Up.
Mr.. Toombs LETT last night for Georgia,
with no expectation Ofreturning. He thinks
the Revolu lion has not marched quick enough
and his mission is to precipitate. His recent
speech sounded like the whistle in a church
ward
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Mr.. TOoMBs GOING TO STIR THEM UP.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA PosrMAsTRRs.

All the South Carolina Postmasters, who
have answered Mr.. Holts circular, have
greed to hold their offices under the laws of
tie United States, and to pay over the re-
ccipts, as heretofore, with one exception,
Who will be dismissed Immediately.
THE TROOPS ON TIE STAR OF THE WEST.
The reinforcements which returned to
New York by the Star of the West will not
be sent to Charleston, because Major Ander-
son does not now really desire them, which
was not known to the Government before
the steamer started, from the fact that No di-
rect communication had been held With him.
But this decision only involves a question Of
time, because his supplies are necessarily
limited, and, unless relief is afforded, his po-
sltion mast be abandoned sooner or later. He
would have been fully sustained here, if his
Batteries had opened upon Fort Moultrie, after
the firing into the steamer.
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MCINTYRE TO BE CONFIRMED.

The withdrawal of Toombs and Clay
leaves Mr.. Bigler Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Commerce, and secures the prompt
confirmation of the nomination of Mcintyre
as collector of Charleston.
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PHYSIOLOGY

Cutters First Book in Physiology.
Cutters Physiology and Hygiene.
GOadby's Vegetable aud Animal Physiology
Hitchcoek's Anatomy and Physiology
HOoker's Human Physiology.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-16

All communications between Fort Sumter
and Charleston is cut of, or conducted under
rigid surveillance; and although the Mercury
now states that letters for the garrison can be
taken out Of the Post Office, Major Ander-
sons messengers could not heretofore land
With safety for that or any other purpose
He is treated as if in the heart Of an enemy S
country. No provisions are allowed to be
procured or purchased, and his force, consist
ing of about 60 soldiers and 80 laborers sub
sist mainly on salt meat and hard food -
Small steamers and other craft frequently
approach the fort in the most tsunting and
aggravating manner, knowing that his in
struetiOns and inclination forbid him to re-
gard insulting demonstrations, which only
exhibit a mean and craven spirit.
Mr.. Davis and others assailed Major An
derson in the Senate for burning the gun
carriages at Moultrie. It now turns ont that
he only destroyed those which faced Sumter
and which could be used against him, while
the corresponding guns at the other fort were
not actually in position until ne went there,
and then they had to be mounted by manual
strength, for want Of the necessary appara-
tus.
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1000 yards Gaia Plaids worth 25 cents,
at l24 cents per yard.
SHERWOOD OAKLEY.
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Hamilton street, betWeea Bond and Erie-0ns and
D half story house and lUt 5ziiz iset-allsy in tho
Bridge strcet-Store, Dwelling and Lot-cheap.
Bolivar strest, east or Arieto story trd1ae house
and lot.
Vacant Lot-eorner Of Pittsburgh and Jackson
streets.
BFownsH strset-Houso and lot very cheap, at ,
tl.7m
seg7ille stree, nsar PERM rVo-story brick house
Ten Acres. oa superior strsrt extension near WHl,-
son AFenug--sl 10
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Empress Cloths for so cents per yard, worth
Sl,OO.
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a@0tite.

M OTTO E-THE ANNUAL
IN meeting OF the Stockholders OF the St Clair
Street Gravel Road Company for the election Of sew
Directors, will be held at the office Of l. Prentiss
in the City Of Cleveland at 10 clock A. A. on Mon
day, the 2lst day OF Janaary, ls6l.
dec2l.3ls L. rRENTISS, Pres't-
TREASURES uFFICE, D
@. O. & @. Railroad CCmq my,
cleveland, o., Jan. Is, 1861.
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE-AND-A-
N HALF per cent has been declared on the cap
ia stock Of this pany from the net earnings Of
the past six months, ending December 2Ist, payable
the LIST Of February next. Stockholders register
ed on the books Of the Company in New York will
be paid at the office Of the United States Trust COM
pany, No. As Wall street, and all others at the Office
Of the Treasurer. Transfer books viii close on the
2lst inst, to February lst, inclusive
By order Of he Board.
TT. HANDY,
lanl5.320 Treasurer
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NO EVACUATION.

There is no confirmation here of the
Charleston rumor that Major Anderson pro-
poses to eYacuate the Fort.
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8eal Gstatf.
WTFSTRRN IAND.---H. h. h

VXIESTERN LAAD.--H. ~. LIZ"
w TIE. oi tlf aie trm Ct Littlss Aeyes. ! O.
constantly on nnnd large quantity or hns falmila
Land ia Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri te -lciauf
for city country real estate, OF personal ffQnrt
Once with Ecusa q Ionuines. Marble blocE- elEe-
rior street llasz-
I'D EAL ESTATE---E. ii. kEIEo,
h formerly 81 the hrm Of Little 3 Eeycs,1 haa
opened a Real Estate Olice iE H0dseis Block, cor-
Ner Of superior atrefr Eud Public squa7ei and has
c,'uglentlT On hat several thouslla ae-ae o.! nlaf
nlalty oi falnliIIl lands in the States % Iowa
~ seonEiu and M'Isouri, 20 EXCHANGE for city and
country prgperty; also igr All kinds of personal
dloperty. Psrt cash raid 81 neesssary- a1Ii6.Rle
~ 0USE 4 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE / INSURANCE AGENTS
No. I'll Superior 81, (ap siars)
MARBLE BLOCK.
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.f special 10 fhuadelpha enquirer
SECESSION CLERKS. a.l
Orders have been issued to dismiss all Sc
cession clerks; and further, that no one shall
be admitted into the various departments out
Of the regular Office hours.