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Determined Antf.Abeittisu Deue,esrstteu
In B0stDu. &e

bosIoN, jan. z5.-The meeting OF The Anti
Ssver' society last night was dispersed by the
the audience. Afterwards a crowd OF some Ave
thousand persons gathered In front Of the Temple
but gradually dispersed
A large crowd appeared In front OF Wendell
Philips house threatenink 20 do him violence
put none was committed. The colored people
became alarmed and are In fear Of an attack on
their houses. This morning crowd gathered in
'front.' OF the Temple, but the Mayor has forbidden
the re-assembling Of the Convention some
rotou proceedings have occurred, but nothing
serious There 10 large police force present
BosroS, Jan. 25.-The Anu-slavsfv society
has Reelected all It's old ofices
In the Legislature bill was introduced en-
towering the Governor 10 place the military Of
the county, on the application Of twelve citizens
on duty for the suppression Of mobs opposed 10
free speech; referred
Wendell Phillips and others appeared before
bill and demonstrated against is rrpeal The hill
Will, nevertheless. undoubtedly he renealed
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Nsrth Carolina Lesisiaturs.

RALEIGH, Jan. 2i.-r;ach House to-day passed
their respective Convention bills which, thong b
dissimilsr in some Of their minor Particular win
De made TO agree. Each bill submits the ques-
ton Of Convention or no Convention >, a nd saect.
delegates like Virginia. The election takes place
on the 2lst Of February. Everybody appears
highly pleased with the result
hALkleH, Jan PA resolution 20 send Com
missoners to Washington on the ath Of February
was discussed Also, proposition 10 send Com
missioners TO Montgomery. The latter measure
was strongly opposed, and 10 now under debate.
The same proposition has been debated in the
senate, but no decision reached. Senator Bragg
spoke this afternoon, making conservative South
ern rights speech. Matters here move on slowly:
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Union Meetings In Missouri.

ST. AuBERTs, Mo, Jan 23.-Union Gags are
raised at Medora YESTERDAY, from which hoafed
the stars and stripes. A large and enthusiastic
meeting was held last evening, at which Union
resolutions OF the strongest kind were passed
unanimously. Al O'Clock this morning large
number Of citizens, from all directions, formed In
line, and fired a salute Of 80 guns for the Union.
BONNEVILLE, Mo, Jan. 24.-One Of the largest
at Bell Aire, and passed resolutions Of a rrm and
decided character, asserting the rights Of the
South, in favor Of the Union, against sec ession
and In favor Of the Crittenden or Douglas plans Of
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Frem Pensacola

PENSACOLA, Jan. 24.-Tbe volunteers are en-
gagged In mounting and arranging their cannon,
the carpenters are engaged In making scaling
ladders, and the utmost hustle prevails
The United states steamer wyandotte 10 an
chored westward Of Fort Pickens, under the guns,
and IL is supposed will assist Lieutenant Slemmer
In case Of an assault
The pilots have been notified that they NAV
orlng any United states war vessels inside Of the
harbor, IL they carry flags Of truce
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS
A RESOLUTION in relation to a strip Of ground on
Frederick street

- ~ @Sote AioS III iciaaon W sulp VI SrOunQ on
Frederick street.
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council of the Corporation of Georgstotcn
That the Mayer be, and he is hereby. authorized
to make quit claim deed TO Laurence NJ. Morton
for the strip Of ground being part Of lot 81 on the
west side Of Frederick street, between Prospect
and First streets for and I'm consideration Of the
sum Of fifty dollars, provided that no warranty be
made, but only such title the Corporation pos
ssss be conveyed.
Resolred, further, That the Mayor be- and he is
hereby, authorized TO receive as part payment for
the aforesaid lot any certificate from the Clerk
that, In the written opinion Of the Recorder, the
said l.. Nj. Morton may be entitled 70 receive az
administrator OF VIM Morton, deceased for over
payment of taxes on Beall street property
RssO!red, further, That any resolution incon-
sistent with this be, and the same Is hereby
repealed. GApproved January 10, 1-6I
A RESOLUTION In relation to the street manure
Resolved BY fhe Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authori zed
and requested 10 advertise three insertions I'm the
Evening Star, the sale of all that portion of the
street manure collected and deposited In the rear
OF the watchhouse, to the highest bidder for cash.
and to sell the same at auction and place the pro-
ceeds to the credit Of the general fund Of the
town, said manure 10 be removed within thirty
days. And that 80 much Of the ordinance ap-
proved June %, 1859, as conflicts with the above
be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
Approved January 10, 1861.
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New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, Jan. 2i.-The Crittenden resolution,
Were taken up to-day In the Senate, ON the fnal
passage. Speeches were made by the Democratic
Senators in favor, and the Republicans in oppo-
sltion to their passage. They Were passed-yeas
IL, nays 6. len Democrats and one National
Union man voted In the Affirmative
The Governor has nominated George II Brown
Of Somerset county, for Judge Of the Supreme
Court. The nomination was referred.
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IL THE STAR publishes the List of Letters
remaining in the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
to be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the ONCE Its
fotsl daily circulation Is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed in the District Of Co
lumbia
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u Though THE STAR is printed on the fastest
stean press In south Of Baltimore, Its edition
% large a to require It to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
seat In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
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Later frsm Mexico.

NEW YoRK. Jan. IS The steamer Ariel, from
Aspinwall, brings later advices from Mexico
Gen. Vol was a fugitive and his command
broken up. Gen. Miramon's army had reached
San Bias.
Guemer had arrived at Acapulco, and Gen
Alvarez had rendered him an escort to the city Of
Mexico
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Mls,is.ippi Raising a smaII Army

ST LOUIS, Jan. ga special dispatch re-
ceived here, dated Jackson, Miss, on wednes-
day, says the Convention Of that State has elected
seven delegates TO the Southern Confederation
Conference at Montgomery. The Convention has
also passed an ordinance 10 raise eight regiments
Of troops, and Ex-senator JET. Davis has been
elected Major General.
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Il Entertainment 70 Chicago and Milwaukee
Merchants

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS The Chicago and Mil
waukie merchants are being entertained here
most sumptuously at the Continental Hotel this
evening, by the Board Of Trade of this city In
stead Of liking Cotton" the "Prince Of Bread
stufts" is toasted. -Four hundred guests are pres
emf, and the entertainment 10 one Of the finest
ever given In this city.
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FROM Mr.. s. w. X. HANDY, No. 227 PzNNsYLvA-

FROM Mr.. s. w. K HANDY, No. 227 PYNNsYLyA-
MA AVENUE.
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Sept. &c, 1850
GentIenisn: After suffering severely for three
years with an agg rava'ed form of Dyspepsia, aud
making use Of many of the popular remedies Of the
DAY. as well as thu prescriptions of some of our
most eminent ply siclahs-and all to no purpose-at
the suggestion of Mr. H. H. Hazard had recourse
to the Uxygendted Bitteys with the most salutary
valuable remedy: and ] hope that all who are ar
hcted with thar horrible disease, Dyspepsia, will
make use of this remedy at once.
s. w. X. HANDY.
Prepared by Seth w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and
r. ID. Gilman, John Schwartz, Marin & Pa mer,
:; HoGn WiieI, Moore, and r. H. McPhersoR;
Southron, and BY druggists everyWhere. ia @ 1w,r
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Louisiana Csnventien.

Baron ROusE, Jan. 25.-There was much dis
cussion odaY in the Convention on the resolu-
ton submitting the ordinance Of secession 70 the
people for a direct vote.
The Convention 10 10 vote on the adoption Of
the ordinance at noon tomorrow.
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NOTIcs.-Distzict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be inserted in the BALrEMoRE Sun are received
ut and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CONCERT
The request of the Bon ronv of Washing
ton SiGN0R FRANClA will give q GRAND
SS,nSM M ENTARY VOCAL AND INSTR u
Ely TIHHIAh HG0SCEkT: assisted by Mrs ICE
DAWSON, the eminent Basso, also sestetto u
the best musicians, at WILLARDS' CONCERT
HALL, on THURSDAY, January Gath.
On the same occasion Sig. FIR ANCIA will play
ton. " ''fO''
Professor FRANCIA gives this Concert under
the patronage Of the following ladies and gentle
An the Diplomatic Corps, Hon. w. w. Corcoran,
non Non E Mrs John S,ldel, Hon. Mrs L; T. Wigfall,
mIs. capt. Magruder, Hon MrsJ.R Thompson
Hon. Mrs; VIM. 6win, Mrs Henry Led ara,
Matsme De Gerot, Hon, Mrs, Jesse BriEht.
Tickets and secured seats SI-to be had at the
Music Store of w. G. Metzerott, and at Willard's
concert. ~ WV
Ticket Office open at half past 7. To commence
atoo olock. ia 1885,
CONCERT POSTPONED.
Inc state of the weather makes IL necessary to
postpone the Concert advertised above to have
been given THIS THURSDAY Eyening, the 2tth in
slant, 81 Wlards' Hall, by Signor FRANCIA,
assisted by several eminent and well known vocal,
lists, until MONDAY EVENING next. the 2sth
inst. in ~ ais
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, January oath, by the Rev, Mr.. Rus
sell, at the residence Of the brides fatheI near
Washington, ID. c.. to f. MINNIE. youngest
daughter of Henry West, Esq.
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DIED.,

On the a5th instant, DENNIS COLLIN, in the
SD year Of his age.
His funeral will take place to morrow Sunday J
Island.
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The Hon. Amos Kendall's Letters on Secession
including his celebrated Letters to the President
of the United States, and to the Hon. James l.
Orr, of South Carolina, are now published In
pamphlet form at Shillington's bookstore.
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LuDIN A. BARer requests us to say that the
decision Of the Circuit Court in his case was en-.
tifely upon the record of the court below, and
that no new evidence was admissible Of course
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PROF. FRANcIA gives his grand concert or
Monday night, at Wizards Concert Hall. The
best musical talent in the city will assist upon The
patrons.
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The Seizure Of Arms

NV YORK, Jan. PA dispatch from the
agents at Savannah TO the owners OF the steamer
Monticello says :-ssThat the seizure Of arms in
New York city causes much excitement here.
Can you get them back, We fear retaliation
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES!

OFFIcERs, PETTY OFFICERS. AND Sea-
the capture Of any SLAYER have their claims for
BOUNTY and Hesd Money promptly attended to By
sRyiyns 70 OF sddressins. Q. p. WALLACRs
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OSTI0n ThnrSday last, large white and black
very rough hair. A liberal reward Will EeSESG
paid TO any one returning him to HENRYn
BERGLlNG, No. 4O5 Fifth st., between F and G
streets. It's
L OST-On Tuesday, the I'D instant, on street.
- between 9Th st AID Lafayette square, a Gold
BRACELET, with an enamel set. The finder
Will be suitably rewarded by leaving at the Office
OF the National Inteigencer. in "a SIS
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ID cfe nsive Preparations 1t ertress Meuree
NORFOLK, Jan. 70 "A large force 10 busily en-
gagged at Fortress Monroe IN mounting large guns
on the rampsris pointing inland.
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HoILoMAY,s PILLS AMI O1xrMurr

Dlptheytd,-In the most viTulent STAGES of this
malignant disease Of the throa., these medicines
experienced the most successful resu ts-while
thC us1nds succumbed TO the violence of this disor.
der, MT single dscease occurred amcng those who
u:ed these remedies. thus presenting "oasis" Of
pTacIlcal experience, mid the desert of death OF
speculative theory. The Royal College Of Surgeons
s sH.5d them the palm Of victory as the only
into the new edition OF their pharmacalogia In
Scaratina, Mumps, &C., they are equally efica-
clous soid by ali Druggists, at Is cts, 81 cts.
and 81 per box or pot. ia24-Iw
To THE AgELIcTED!-Be sure to read the advsr-
tlsemept of McLeans STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column, tf
READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Res il; it will interest you.
au 0-eoly
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SELECT "CALIcO BALL." for the benefit Of the
poor, is to be given next Wednesday mig hit at Odd
ellows' Hall, Seventh street. Mr.. Gautier fur
nishes supper, and all who go will not only have
good time, but will be aiding the humane efforts
Of the committee.
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(NIBBS WIG, BRAID AND CURL MANU-
" FACTORY, 242 Penn. avenue, near the COR
ner Of Thirteenth street.-A very complete assert
ment OF Bralds, Curls, Frlzettes, Bandeaus, DO,
now on hand; also, made TO order at the shortest
notice: Hair Work repaired or taken in exchange.
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BOARDING.

A GENTEEL PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING
"A several unoccupIed ROOMS. would be pleased
to accommodate gentlemen with or without their
fam les. Terms moderate. 442 Ninth street, he
tween G. and n. ia 6 SIS
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wurrEHuksT's GALLERr-Thougn All onlsae
8.,r. are turned topsy-turvy, yet this gallery 10
e,iII ths most attractive Of its kind. His Albsn
Cards are eagerly sought sfssr. -FFsv States ssd
USi0s. rs-
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,REAT E sEPYfI. S, ,NRhIpHEsi :

GREAT REDUCTION INPRlCES.
" SELLING OFE-SELLING OFF!
Tho whole ofour large stock of Dress Goods, sucn
q siis Robes. Dress Siks, Meriuos, Poplns, All
Re Lains, Reps. Yalenciss. IN fact q winter
Dress Goods We viii sell OF this month, at greatly
reduced prices many at less than cost for ie cask
Also, 10 or % handsome Black Cloth Cioaks re-
cent. less than cost. We invite the ladies aud all
IN want OF . handsome Dress or Cloak TO call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.. w. C0LLEY d CO.,
j. l6-2w 623 Seventh st, above Pa av.
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rants and money have been doing but a LIGHT
business this week; and the prices of the one and
rates Of discount Of the other have been un-
changed. Southern money is at such a heavy
discount that II is finding its way home
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NEw yoRK, Jan Is -stocKs are quiet but
hrmer. Chicago and Rock Island SIX; Illinois
Cernal shares So do bonds 80; New York Central
80; Hudson r.. r.. 44A; Va. 6's 76.
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Baitfnara Marian

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-Flour market dull and
heavy; Howard street and Ohio held az IS 50 !;
City Hills IS 25-with no sales. Wheat 10 dull;
active; mess SIS IS. Lard steady ut 1Ok Coffee
steady at Ilkal2Kc. Whisky nominal st Isc.
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RATGHEL0R,s INIMITABLE HAIR DYE.
- end al 6rst- GLASS Toilet Articles, for sale 81
tbBSS Wig, Braid. and Our Msnufhetory, 2lS
@sssnass nseS Hhn 60 I'M
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New Xsrs Markets.
NKw YoRK, Jan. a6 Flour slightly better.
Wheat advanced lie. Corn firm and quiet. Pro-
visions stead. Whisky quiet at l7xc.
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All the stock IN g. p. H0OVER'S STORE,
GyYYr Iron Hal, embra ing every varety ~,San
ESS1To of Ladies'. Cent?, Chldren's and &3V
sSeryan,s, SHOES Also, TRAV-R"
EGlNG TRUNKS are now being sold, for -,
at great sacrifices usua! retail sellingprces,
lndeed much below original cost. The attention of
be made to purchasers
The above comprises q large stock Of the finest
quality French and American CATERS Shoes Boots,
TO-, &o., for ladies and gentlemen z.r- .
The Store is for rent and the Fixtures forssle.
Apply on the premises, Iron Hall.
N. B.-The above stock, either IN whole or In
part, will be sold at private sale. To any one de-
sirous OF entering the Boot, shoe and Trunk Bust
ness this affords . better opportunity than may
again be presented.
Persons indebted viii confer favor by promptly
calling and settling their accounts. ja7'u
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GENITAL GUARDHousE.-yHsfics Thompson
James Miller and James McKahn, committed 30
days each, as suspicious characters having no
visible means Of, support, and being found in q
suspicious locality peering and prying about GER
tain alleys. One Of them halls from Philadelphia
and the other from Baltimore. Henry Christine,
guage In the streets and with an assault OH
female; workhouse 60 days. VIM. Emmanuel,
alias Bub Gum, an old offender, brough In drunk
and disorderly, and charged with assaultipg q
woman, was fined % ~, which being superseded,
he was about to be discharged, when an otticer
took him and his security in custody for nom
poor frost bitten boy, was sent to the almshouse
to be taken care Of.
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CRIMINAL uRf.-Patrick Q'Neal, tiled yes-
terday for stealing sSi from Mr.. Delano, OF Msss,
was convicted and sent TO the pententisfy for two
wears. He has first To serve term Of two months
In jail Tor petit larceny.
Healer Neal was tiled and convicted Of stealing
silver coin from Mrs. Giles, Of Georgetown. Sent
10 jail for six months.
Adjourned over till Monday next.
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ASTONISHING, BUT TRUE!
1T Is Very st ange that SMITH should get In
New Goods when every body is crying hard times.
But ne sells his goods at such low prices that the
people will buy them. N B-Just received a lot
Of CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
which will be sold at 20 per cent less than their 40
tual value; At SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh ST.,
opposite Post Office. e. s..... ia Palm
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NEw CoMParY.-Thursday night. a COMPANY
to be attached to the National Guard Battalion as
Company c, was organized at the Navy Yard ,
A. II. McKim; LIST Lieut.. VIM. II. Barbour; I'd
do, John T. Lighter; LIST Sergeant, VIM. steele
The names Of the gentlemen selected AZ officers
Is an assurance of the good quality Of the entire
corps. A still stronger assurance is based upon
the fact that most IL not all the company are total
abstinence men, and not likely to be urged into
measure without giving 1t careful consideration
CAssIus M. CLAY, Of Kentucky, will speak at
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh st twill be seen by
a notice elsewhere. From the eventful political
and military career Of Mr.. Clay, and more par
ticularly from the peculiar position he has occu-
pied In the State Of Kentucky upon the slavery
question, his name has long been prominent be-
fore the country and the curiosity to see and hear
him Is undoubtedly very great Odd Fellows
Hall will undoubtedly be crowded tonight.
THE statement in the Star of last "wednesday,
night watchmen Of Georgetown, probably on
political grounds altogether," we have since un-
uerstood Is founded in error. These watchmen
Were d mn, IN the mayors opinion officer. de faeto;
ments were by that fact revoked Mayor Craw-
ford, in this view, was only filling vacancies
made, not by him, but by the law.
Nor sHor.-We are assured by Mr.. Franz
Henry that the report that he was shot In a gun
ming excursion yesterday il quite without foun-
~.
persons aware Of his occasionally following the
sport of cunning, and he says II the jokers will
show their faces at the office where he works he
viii give them satisfactory demonstration that he
is In sound physical condition.
LAND AND MoNEY.-The dealers in land war
rants and money have been doing but light
business this week; and the prices of the one and
rates Of discount Of the other have been un-
changed. Southern money is at such a heavy
discount that 1t Is finding its way home.
SELECT "cALIcO BALL." for the benefit Of the
poor, Is to be given next Wednesday night at Odd
ellows Hall Seventh street Mr.. Gautier fur
nishes supper, and all who go will not only have
good time, but will be aiding the humane efforts
Of the committee.
PROF. FRANcIA gives his grand concert on
Monday night, at Wizards Concert Hall The
best musical talent in the city will assist upon the
occasion. See, in another column, Its list of
patrons.
The Hon. Amos Kendalps I ,etters IN Secpssion
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THE BURNS CLUB duly celebrated the anniver-
sary Of the birth of Scotia's poet Of nature last
evening, at the Exchange Hotel, where Mr. p
McNickle, the proprietor, had prepared for them
an elegant and bountiful supper. After disposing
them, there began feast of wit and flow Of soul
which lasted until midnight in the course OF
which many appropriate toasts were offered and
duly responded to with speech and song, by
Messrs James clephane, their presideut,) J.
Blackie, John Brown, Donald Mcleod, Henry
Landsfeld, w D. Wallach, A. Woodley, H. b
Todd, w. B. Todd, James Sword, ,Jno. Nj Ram
say, and others. The evening thus spent proved
an exceedingly pleasant one.
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CoMnuSicAr1oxs-Wear are In the constant re-
csipt of carefully written thong articles upon
the present condition Of national affairs, which
merit qualifications; but which the size Of our
requifing attention, utterly precludes ms from
giving space to. VIII our correspondents, one
and all, receive this In explanation Of the non.
Appearance Of their favors.
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Hop AT rHEAvrsuE Housr.-A pleasant chop
came or AZ Kings Avenue House on w ednesdsy
MONT. under the auspices OF some OF the iady
saerder, The dancing was kept up with much
soi,it until the small hours.
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AnxrRAcrfox OF LAND WARRANTs.-t has
h.en lately discovered that there has been tive
bounty Land warrants abstrseted from the Land
Gfr. Three Of them have been returned re-
Sosstsd The Department has been busily engaged
-, srveral days past In ferreting ont the theft but
- =. 81 have found no clue 70 It.
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STEALING CLorHNs.-On Thursday night, the
iourneymen employed In kahiert's bakery, corner
~ seventh and SIS SOUTH lost their dress cloth
inc while at work In the bake house. Suspicion
rrsted on a young man named Smith, and the
ofacers were pus upon bis trail. He was seen last
night with coat on which IL 10 believed was one
~ The garments but was not arrested.
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Sour HOUSE, We are glad TO notice 4 called
meeting Of the English Lutheran Church for
Monday evening TO estabi soup house. Surely
with multitudeS around without employment,
suffering children and needy parents, no other
appeal will be necessary to arouse the hearts OF
ths mapy who ever cheerfully feed the hungry
and clothe the naked. Go to the meeting without