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NEW ORLEANS, March I.-General Twigss
declares that the Government shall not reverse
its decision against him. He considers a 80
being the cause Of the most distinguished honors
ever conferred upon him.
The Louisiana Convention has adjourned 70
Wednesday. IL is waiting TO receive the Consti-
tuition from Montgomery, which was completed
on Saturday. The opinion is entertained that
the Convention has plenary power 10 ratify or
reject it, and pr eOnfru, that It should 90 Toe
people.
The Inaugural excitement has subsid.d.
The news from Washingto this morning, that
the Administration would order the evacuation
Of Forts Sumter and Pickens, Is viewed az q set
Element Of the question In favor Of peace policy
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The Missouri csuyent,ea

81. LOWS, March 1.-The Convention net e
III O'Clock.
Mr.. Birch called attention 10 communication
In this mornings Republican, limiting az secrr,
conspiracy 10 force Missouri out Of the Cnion, aud
offered resolution 10 appoint a committee 10 In
vesgae the subject and, IL posi- Die sscertaIn the
names OF the conspiratcrsi which passed, 81 10 81
by Messrs: Redd and Judge Hough was then pf-
sented and read by the Secretary. This report
opposes the National Convention recommended
oY the majority report, and proposes a Convention
Nashville, TO decide upon such amendments "a,
tie Constitution as may be satisfactory to them
IL also recommends the Crittenden pfoposi,io q %
the Nashville Conyentioa, without however
making IL an ultimatum, and ad vises the appoint
ment Of Commissioners TO Delaware. Maryland
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North CarolIns.
ana Arkansas, to secure the cooperation Of thoss
states 20 the movement
A debate ensued on the majority report, but the
Convention adjourned without taking action
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Rev ffemp,hire El.etfeu

CONCORD, March - The annual election for
State officers aad members Of Congress took place
to day. The returns do not show a large vote,
and there Is very little excitement. AZ far 40
heard from che Republicans maintained about the
same majority as las. year.
Berry, (Rep y for Governor, has been elected
by about 10 majority. The entire Republican
Congressional ticket is elected, and the Repubii-
cans have large majority In the Legislature.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEG PHO.
The virsia,a Csnvsntisn .

NIcHNoSD, March i2.-Mr. Summer made .
powerful and effective speech three houu long To-
day, strongly advocating the peace propositions,
and commenting upon each article In turn. He
urged such action as would meet the views NJ the
whole State, and showed the folly Of passing an
ordinance OF secession for reference 90 q divided
people. He said that Virginia ought frst 10 com
msnd the peace on all sdes, and then call q
Border State Conference with the peace PROPOSE
tons 40 an acceptable basis Of adjustment The
Convention should then adjourn over and await
the result. He had full confidence Of an eventuai
restoration Of union and harmony Er-Preside zen.
Tyler replies tomorrow.
RICHMOND, March l2-The speech Of o. w
Summers to-day produced q profound sensation
and Is regarded as the sblest Of the session The
Union men are In ertacies about II, and consider
the arguments unanswerable.
There 10 but little doubt that the Border state
Conference will be called bur the adoption Of toe
Peace Conference resolutions basis 10 les csr
tain. Some strong secexsionists say the Con ven
ton viii not pass the secession ordinance al pres
ent, but that Virginia mnst ult mately seceie Nm
less her just demands are granted.
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AlexandYta Nfarhesa

ALEXANDRIA, March - -Flour-Pamily es 3ss
81 % extra SS.7Sae6; super S5. r2zs ne Wheat,
white 81 24sei a.; red 81. loasl IS. Corn-whits
60a6lc; yellow 55a6Oc.; MIXED Ssaooc- Rye
6Sa68. Oats 2sa30c. Corn Meal oea72c. per bushel
Sesds-1 timothy Sass 50; Clover e5 2sae6 %
Flaxseed 81 4Osel IS. Provisions-6utter, roll,
1oa2Oc.; Bacon lisl3c.; Pork 81 eosez 50. Lard
l3ai4c. Eggs 1<al6c. Whisky S4a3oc.
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NEW ORLEANS, March E2y-Texas sdvices say
the troops formerly stationed az Camp Ringgold
have arrived at Fort Brown on their way 20 the
COST The steamer Daniel Webster was waiting
Outside the Prazoe TO trans port the Federal troops
IL Is reported that 500 Texans were stationed on
the Rio Grande, and that achievements were
still arriving. The collector Of the District Of the
BRACES has resigned ard resumed the discharge
Of his duties unde: the authorities Of the State
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The Southern Csngres,

MONTGOMERY, March 1.-THE proceedings In
!he Congress to-day Were unimportant. A recess
is daily expected and IL will certainly be an
nounced during the week.
President Cobb has sent 10 the several State Con
ventlons certified copies OF the permanent Con
stituiion for ratification. The Alabama Conven.
ticn win probably ratify IL tomorrow.
Vice President stephens has gone to his resi-.
derce at Crawfordville.
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Important Judicial Decisrop.

NEW YORK, March ~ The Post OF this eve.
ming states that the United Ststes Circuit Court
Of Mississippi has rendered decision in regard
to the Lacrosse land grant bond seriously affect
ing the validity Of numbers above Q 500. The
first issue being numbers below SO, are held 70
be valid their par value, while others are only
good for the amount which the COMPANY realised
fSor1 their sale
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Hon. John Bell.

NASHVILLE, March lion. John Bell arrived
in this city from Washington to-day. The v1ewp
on the Inaugural, and advice TO Tennessee, which
have been ascribtd TO him in the tclegraphic
dispatches from Washington, are authoritatively
('rhe report was to the effect that
Mr.. Bell regarded the Inaugural as wsrlike, and
Tennessee 20 secede
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DIED..

In this CITY. on Monday afternoon, March 18th,
after PTotrac ed illness, WILLIAM X second
sos of Thomas X. Clay, Esq, in the 26Eh year of
his age.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
his funeral at o'clGck this Z w ednesday) alter
noon from the residence Of kis father, No. sol
Maryland a. enue, between ~ and 9Th sts. Isle nd.
On the morning of the 18th instant, LIZZIE tho
younse daughter of s. J. and c. Digs, In The 5Ih
year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend her funeral. THURSDAY aiter aOon At 3
O'Clock. at Ne. 500 NJ TT.
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The Georgia Convention

SAVANNAH, March l2.-The Convention to-day
transferred the forts, arms, arsenals and NUM-
tions Of war to the Confederate States. An ordi-
rance was passed appropriating half q million Of
dollars to support the Government, and suthori,-
Ing the Governor TO issue seven per cent bonds
for that amount.
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Movement of Military Stores.

NEW YORK, March 12.-The steamship Empire
City is still anchored at Quarantine The steamer
Star Of the West sailed for the Brazos this afef-
noon. The schooner NJ. r. Hudson sailed hence
to-day for Fort Johnson with q cargo Of cannon,
provisions, etc. Another steamer u loading for
Fort Jefferson at Governors Island
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CousHs.-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources of PtlmoaaYy, Bronchial and Astknafie
Afectioas. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
take IN the early sta Of the disease recourse
should 81 once 30 had to Bretra's BroneAinl
Trochesn or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritaton of the Throat Be ever slight, as By this
precautior more serious s.taok may be efectuslly
warded OF. Public Speakers and Siassrs will find
them eIectual for cleariu, and streng thsnIng the
voice. See advertisement. deI-ly
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Invitation Accented.

Bosrox, March u Senator Crittenden has 40
cep.,d the invitation Of the city government, and
viii visit Boston some time next week. Mrs.
CritteBden will accompany him.
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From Havana

NKw ORLEANS, March 1.-THE steamship
Bienville, from Havana 9TH inst, has arrived AZ
this port. sugar in Havana was firm At reals.
The stock in port was ls3 QUO boxes, against
lie 900 boxes same time last year. Molssses was
duh; clayed was quoted at las reals. Freigh's
were i'm proving.
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AUGUSTA, March l3-The report Of the seizure
by soy Brown Of the Northern stock in the Ma
con and Western Railway 10 denied. President
Isaac Scott states that there 10 foundation fct
the rennrt
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Michigan LeRisiatuPe.

DETROIT, Mich, March 1I.--After an animated
debate, the House has indefinitely postponed the
consideration Of the bill for the repeal OF the Per
sonal Liberty law, by q vote Of % against %.
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Local NE w S

~ Though I'll sTAE &c pTiEtss o. the fsz.est
,..-a pres IN sou;h o. Baltimore, liz edition
,s &C. rge - require u TO b. put to press at an
esrlv Arur, Advertisements, therefore, should be
srtf. before u O'Clock m; stherwise they may
M. s,sear Satll tie next day.
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MARRIED.

tin, Mr.. THOMAS H. BiVINS to Miss ADE-
LINE AUSTIN. all Of this city.
At the Cathedral in Baltimore. by the Rev. Arch
bishop Francis Patrick Kendriok, JOHN III.
STONE, of st: Mays county, Nd, TO SARAH A.
BROWN, Of Washington City.
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HOMEOPATHIC RENznru.

All Of DR., humphreys { Co.'s specific Ho-
ass Il So1ss 81 Ps % cents
In GASES, containing - yisls, from s.; to SIS
eech, with book OF full directions. Fer sale 81
u. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w A. Fitzgerald, 353 north r street;
also by F. b. Winter corner of Massachu setts ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnfammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above, ma civ
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Beluasr. nzaYkess

bALYunoRx, March 13 -Flour duh and h'aysj
Howard street and Ohio ss IL; City Mills so. VII
no buyefs- Wheat active; red 81 .23d IN wni'e
MIXED s3as5e Provisions dull ami an henge5
&c Zee arm Of l24si3ke. whisky duh aTks
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MuutcipaI Election
Lights Extinsuishe ed

BANGOR, Maine, March u AT The municipal
election yesterday, Isaiah stcson, republican, wss
reelected mayor by $50 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-13

NcrIcs.-Dis.Iict Of Columbia Advertisements
% b. inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
., End forwarded from TIE STAR Once.
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MoslLl, March l2.-The lights at Mobile Point
ard Sand lslsnd have been eItinguishsd by order
Of the commander Of Fort Morgan
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=, TO THE 4FILIcTED!-Be cure to read the edver-,
hsement of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial aud
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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ALEXANDRIA lTEas.-From the Alexandria
papers we CLEAN the following:
Several members of the Baltimore Annual Con.
ference, and the Lay Convention of that Confer
ercH, were in our city last night on their way to
attend the sessions Of those bodies which meet in
Stauhton tomorrow, wv ednesday) About $50
members passed over the Alexandria and Lynch
burg road this morning.
private dispatch from New York states that
the Monticello arrived there to-day, and Will leave
for this place tonight She reports seeing the
Mount Vernon swinging at anchor inside the bar
at S O'Clock p. m. yesterday, with lighters along
side Her cargo is not thought to be much dam
aged.
The canal is now open its entire length, and
business has again commenced in earnest, ejg ht
boats loaded with coal having arrived today for
the various companies, as will be seen under the
head Of canal commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-13

The MATT. 0BRIKs mentioned h the watch
reports Of Mondays Star, 10 not Matt. o'Brien,
pa!ntef al the Capitol. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-13

RAIDER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Req it; it will interest you.
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THERE'S A BETTER TIME COMING!

Victims Of Self Abuse and Secret Diseases should
Apply at 81 MANS Southern Medical House,
Pa. avenue, Immediately opposite the National
Hotel, and tTE DR.. SoutheJ's Celebrated London
Medicines. They are warranted to cure the most
ylrulent forms Of Gonnorrh9a, elect syphilis.
Nocturnal Emissions, Structures, and Weakness
OF the bladder III from to days. The X emed
p. IN. f. I6-lm
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EVANS, 476 Pennsylvania avenue, is ahead of
Petttors in the quality and style Of jewelry-at
least so the ladies all say, who have SO bountiuly
bis jew,lry, pocket knives. and plated ware, at
prices irresistible His stock Of books, at reduced
prices, are fast going of and as he intends to re.
main here but few weeks longer, now is your
time to buy book Of him before Ii is too late
strangers visiting tn city, give him a call and
see for yourselves whether these things are So See
advertisement in another column
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PENNIES.
Persoas desiring pennies viii always find them
for ezohsnGs q the star Once counter, y
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BOARDING..

nOARDING.-A few pleasant Rooms, with
- Bo.rd, can be had at No. % AZ g.. mar lws
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476 Pa. Av. EvANs'S. 476 Pa. Av.
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF
JEwELRY
IN OUR STORE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
Elegant CARBUNCLE----.... Sets for 81
Elegant LAVA .--..-....... Sets for 81
Elegant JET .-----.....-.-. 49, .-- Sets for al
Elegant CORAL and GOLD. Sets for 81
Elegant MEDALLION. Sets for 81
Elegant RIM MOSAIC -. ---- 49, Sets for 81
Elegant PLAIN GOLD ----- Sets for Oh
Ladies' GUARD CHAINS. for 81
Ladies' CHATELAINE CHAINS. for 81
Ladies' NECK CHAINS for 81
Gents VEST CHAINS, (lo different
Pattorhs) Tor 81
LARGE Let OF PLATED WARE,
consisting of
CREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS,
CREAM LADIES, TEA SETS OF
KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER
KNIVES, CUPS, A.. DO.
Also; A Large Assortment of JEwELRY. which
We csn sell ct 81 cents per article
BOGKs-BOOKs.
CLOSING OUT OCR STOCK AT A GREAT
SACRIFICE.
sI.co BOOKS Selling for.-..-..-....5 80 cents
Sl.25 BOOKS Selling for .......-. 60 to 70 c.nts
Saoo BOOKS Selling for. 81 to o. Is
NOW IS YOUR TIME
TO GET
BOOKS and JEWELRY
LOWER THAN EVER BkF0RE.
CALL EARLY AT
456 PA. Av. EVANS'S. 416 Pa. Av
mar slim
DuRE OI- m pyF wuTaVy n. 80 -
l. brand, of Pure Old Rye Whii ~, Copper Dis
filled made By the moss relishie dIstillertin Penn
| Also, imported Brandles, heanessy, OtsId, Dupuy
: Coy Jules hoeins, &c; Also, each and Apple
BTcady, pu-e hCliol5 Gin, old yemaics and So
Croi1 tam, and Wines o. every variety, All Of
eta ndord orsnds A choice log Of Cigar. and 10
| ssN-n gao Ps sv.. kasv. oh ssa iath d.
snTIffssSSis Ssl ssa sss.S5ss, !, :
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HosTETTHR's STOMACH BIrTKas.-The general
effect OF his delightful tonic in all compla,n in
cIdeEt to fema es, as given 4 q wide pread cels
brIty among tho sex. Lady invalids have bee n
doctoTeG and drugsed overmnoh. They have been
vlctimiz ID In heath and purse by legion of nes-
trnm mongers but " may be said with confidence
that IN this renar kabe Invgorant they have found
exactly the stimul,nt adapted to their delicate or
galizsiion and peculiar funstion.l disturbances
At the dawn OF womanhoOd, in the season of ma
tsrnity, In he crisis Of fe and when enfeeb cd BY
age, the septler eek may rely upon the renOvating
in every exIgency. As a cuie for Dyspepsia, and
al complaints of the stomach and bowels, il has
takea the cad OF all other Alternatives md tonics.
sold by druggists everywhere. ma II eoSt
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Seth W. r. tcIs r Co.
U sutlemen: For the last three or four years I
have been suf ring from collie and piles su perm
Cuced BY q sed ntaTy oooup ,tipn have tried va
rOu things with ind IT r. mt success A few months
ago you az SIT came round here. and asked me TO
- the OxFgenated Bi tsrs Afer using one bot
IL, had me symptoms of returning collie but
uifhoEt pa: n. struggle commenced between the
Bitters and tae tease hut Kept takiGg the BIT
t-rs iaIly, and the disease pit on, of the way
have had no ooiio siuce, either with or without
pain. shsll, howe or. keep on TO a. third bottle.
Oxy ssnated Bi tarslsa sluabie medc cine for cases
of frdsestion and there is 10 doubt this is fruit
omms nd all thos. whose hss Nh Is impaired 10 try
he Bitters, for half our complaint. may be traced
to DV's p''a In some q u. malt,Is,ops forms
Prepared b. Seth w. fowis 4 Co. Boston, and
for fsls 4 Waahfi af Ss, g. s'S, ,c p Waite
John wiisy. B Moore, and n. McPher:o9:
sou.Srun. ana bT dr.ts.t; evs1heTe ma ii W.
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THFATER.-To-nght fine bill at the Theater,
Shakspeare's immortal comedy of "Much Ado
About Nothing" with Miss Gertrude Argyle as
Beatrice, the whole TO conclude with the ca pital
farce Of the 'Maid with the Milking Pail ~
Strangers visiting Washington will find our
Theatre one Of the cosiest and most ENJOYABLE
sorts imaginable. To our own citizens we need
saw nothing to confirm them In their favorable
opinion Of this well managed establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-13

morning exhibits the following cases: Jno Pierce.
for throwing stones In the streets; ruled for trial
Isabella Penny, COL, drunk and disordsrly; fne
and costs, 81 Is John Edwards, colored, do ;
workhouse 90 days.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

+ FOR RENT-This house Is thorou. hiy iSr mr.
nished. all OF which will be sisp0sei Of ppen very
centIa and odern Ill be for tent on the hrst Of
hsT,, Address Furniture, through the CITY Post
L ING-HOUSE corner of Tenth a"d = streets
and ut two squares from the Patent Office. "
n oOd L. sns stIs h
house. quIre If A. u. McFARLAN corner OF
Pa aveEue and 18th 81 mar IS 2weo'
FaaRR REINrrA hTis. DWtkLING
Immediately east % the City Hail, c"rtainIrg ii
sa s ssS s. sO
~ comp etc order. Immediate possession can be
mn. ~ applying next door, to 6. w. PHILLIPS,
DePuty Mershal. mar is Il
+ highly imProSed FARM of So aor 1perI HIM
upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. q miles
sether, or divided TO s1it c1sto@sTs c OF nins
| ample buildings, orchards, 30. Persons desiring
TTsnsd !dssOrbhg prop. rty stating price, &c } a.
ienaii town. u. G. or apply TO him at his resi-
~ hsh RRbfSfSo
F0R RENTTA new three story Brick Dwell
4 LIN Hpc 81, containing II rooms, No. 395
qnl,e qf 6. CAMMACK, j.. az street ~
STORE FOR RENT.-A Iarge store-room on
rent AYpTts or pSTGR rooms for
ara omni; ssi9l Me- chants, corner Ninth street
ana south SIDE "a avenue mar II
FOR RENT-Th, BRICK HOUSE on Tenth
with Apply toF. HEIDER, on Seventh t1V ST.,
No. 216. Kent Sls per month 90 good tsaant
Inc ma icy rsa' ".Psterson's, two doors aHoTe.
FOR RENT-The north HOUSE of ths row of
| y lew tour story houses on Fourth 1T between
MILAN ii: PHlELIP, Attorney si-L aHs.i NO o.
For .RENT-The ROOMS recently occupied
nlshGd and supplied with ali the necessary conye
adjoining the bedroom. Persons having their own
c"ok can have the use of the Kitchen or Sc they
Wl LIN M s6 Bs'f ansh
3D.. DetVeen ~ ano r. mars 2w
F0HEr E REkT Es SAhEs o. OF ExGHkkNGE FOE
2sO acres lsni siiua ed shout Ia mi es souihess,
from the station Beltsyilie, Prince Georges coIn-
bsiaaos cleared land and n der cultivation tss .
out buildings and apple and peach orchard;
mar s-u NO. Four and s-half st
R5T OR , ,sS Eve ,,S5
east Of the City HclI. Apply 10 JOSEPH FU'
GIT, No. 80 Loulsl5na az. ma ST
ENOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE. con-
complete on II street between etS ia snd &
Also. 9 two, story brick COTTAGE, VITA large
yard attached. corner of street north 18th ST.
east. To runc.uel and reliable tenants the terms
viii be moderate. Apply at 446 Twelfth street,
betwe3n u aad n. no lS-n
Tor RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
L Iny immediately opposite the ives. wing of ire
City Hal, recently occupied by Chas. S.-WolIscb
as sn once. Also the front room II the second
'sssa. sss yy e RICHARD WIEExcH;
EOR RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE no.
Il 100 West st., Georgetown. at present occu
pied by the subscriber. II has y rooms, with gas
and water throughout, a fine yard, stable &c and
is IN q good neIghLorhood. Apply to JAS. A. MA
6RUDER. oc &-tf
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ARRIVED at Twelfth street bridge, canal boa
Kats, with ia tons Cumberland coal for C. NJ
KEYS.
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One Dollar.

&1-S1-Sl-Sl-S1-S
S1-&1-Sl-$1-S1-S
476 PA. Av. EVANs'S. 476PA. Av.
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF
JEWEIRY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SIS, 900, 600 - dsLI !, BOOK % e. .I 1
In the country, and salary 57H cents Contains the
same matter as the Great Blue Book costing IS 50.
Omitting Inc nsmes which are not Eecessary. Cat
alogue Of CYrosities at Patent Office List OF Pat
ents. Old Books bought ard sold Catalogue far
nished. ALFRED HUNTER, Bookseller,
Re 2-lm Willards' Hotel Square
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-11

WHEREAS, James Mitchell, by his Deed of
w Tiust bearing date the 9Th day Of June, A. D.
1857, conveyed To George c. Dixon, as Trustee, the
following described real estate situate in Wiseys
Addition 70 the CITY Of keokuk, County OF Lse,
aud State II Iowa, ard mere particularly described
Il Ave acres being the north half Of Block number
two in said Addition; which conveyance was made
to secure the pay ment Of twelve promissory notes,
in said Deed Of Trust specif and described, exc
cutcd by said James Mitchell to Greene Erskine
and Joseph Eidgway, dated the ninth day Of June,
1897, pas bic III xix equal annual payAens from
the th,rd day Of February, A. D. 1887, bearing
eight per cent. interest, and for the aggregate
sum Of 81 1866 6sl00 and whereas the first light
Of said no. and the interest remain due and M
paid theiefore ~ the request OF the no dcrs there
real eststt above descrlbsi according to the pro-
visions of said Decd OF Trust At the front door Of
the Court ilousc iii keokuk aforesaid, on the 2Ist
day of Al eh next, between the hours OF o'clock
A.. N. and o'clock p. M. Of tina. day. for cash, to
the highes! bidder, to satisfy said notes, interest
ard costs. GEORGE G. DIXON
Feb Ia 1861 d4w Trustee