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Intended Seizure Of the Dahleuesa Mint

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2s.-Intelligence has
reached here that, previous to the passage Of the
Georgia Ordinance Of Secession, Harrison w
Riley, Appointment citizen Of the mountain region
OF that State, proclaimed in another portion Of
Georgia that he was on his way home and in
tended to raise party and take possession Of the
United States Mint at Dahlonega for the United
states Government, In case Georgia passed q se.
cession ordinance
This declaration caused considerable excite
ment at Milledgeville, and the Governor was re-
quested TO send military force TO Dahloaega but
had not done 50 at the date Of the last adyices
On the same authority az the above we learn
that there Is a considerable Union element IN the
mountains Of Georgia, and an anti-secession meet
Ing was held in Pickens.coun when they heard
OF the passage of the Secession Ordinance. Tie
old stars and Stripes were run up, and the demon
STATIONS Of resistance to secession were emphatic
and unequivocal.
The impression, however was at Miliedgeville,
that the people of Georgia win generally sustain
the Ordinance Of Secession, and cooperate in the
formation Of Southern Cotton States Republic
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The Inaugural Messsse Of IN. Presides,

SPRISGFIkLp, Jan. = The frst dram OF Insns-
urai Message is now being made by tbs President
elect, The Chicago platform will be the basis Of
the internal affairs Of the nation. IL will not be
finished until after consultation with the repuoli-
can leaders in Washington.
Col. Sumner, Of the LIST Cavalry, and Mai
Hunter, have been detailed by the War Depart
ment to accompany the President elect TO Wash
ington. The length Of Mr.. Lincoln's sioppage on
the way TO Washington will depend on The de-
monstratons likely 20 he made In his honor in
different localities His friends here look for
tenders OF the hospitalities Of the Ohio, New
York, and Pennsylvania Legislatures
No further Invitations will be issued 70 promi-
nent politicians TO visit the President elect and
none are desired here. The Cabinet will be com
pleted In Washington.
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The Alabama Cenyention,

MONTGOMERY, Jan, 29-The Alabama Conven-
ton, In secret session last night adopted resolu-
tons instructing the deputies Of the Southern
Convention to insist upon the enactment Of such
measures as.will forever prevent the reopening of
the African slave trade .
To-day the Convention passed supplemental
ordinance authorizing the Governor TO carry into
effect previous ordinance for the protection OF
the defenses in the Gulf Also, an ordinance
adopting as the law Of Alabama the laws Of the
United States relative TO patents, securing the
right OF Invention TO the citizens Of all the slave
States
The Convention then adjourned TIL the 4th OF
March
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The Georgia Csnvestisu .

MHLEDs EvILLE, Jan. - The Convention, to-
day refused 20 reconsider the vote on the revenue
ordinance as adopted yesterday.
resolution was introduced giving 20 the Gov
tabled.
An address 10 the citizens Of the South and the
whole world setting forth the causes Of Georsia's
secession. was Adopted.
An ordinance declaring Il the fixed policy Of
the State TO guarantees tie security OF all the
ded states, was adopted.
The Convention then adjourned, 10 meet st sa-
vanhah on the call Of the President
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A War steamer off Char e.,.n H.rb.r

AUGUSTA, Jan. 29.-The Charleston Courier and
Mercury of this morning say large war steamer
was seen of the harbor on Saturday at dusk and
showed signals, after which she stood TO the
southwark IL 10 surmised that she Is still hover
ing over the neighborirg coast
Last night negro came TO the city TO inform
bis master that suspicious craft was seen yester-
day near Church's Flats stone, with twenty men on
board, but without arms or uniforms. Ii was
thought they were about to pounce down on the
plantations In that neig hborhood
The Legislature adjourned last night sine die
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Meeting of the Texas LesisIa,ure

AUSTIN, Jan % The Texas Legislature met
here to-day, when the Governors message was
read, recommending the calling OF STATE Con-
vention. Both houses repealed tie Kansas reso
lutions passed by the Legislature I'm ls5S
The House took up and passed the Senate bill
directing the Comptroller to proceed to Washing
ton and collect moneys due the State of Texas
resolution was unanimously passed declaring
that the Federal Government has no power to
coerce sovereign State after pronouncing her
separation.
The Senate passed the same resolution by sim
liar vote.
The Legislature favors immediate secession by
majority Of three to one.
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Later frsn Enrsre-


ftsrLArD.sJan % The steamship Bohemian
from Liverpool on the 18th, VIA Londonderry on
the 18th, arrived here this norniag.
FRANCE.
II was expected that decree Will son appear
20 the effect that IL Piedmont makes war upon
Austria, she need not look 10 France Tor any
assistance.
Gsest military preparations are progressing.
SPAIN.
The spanish Government has issued Instructions
to maintain strict neutrality AZ 6se,a and Ma
pies
ITALY
The oomoardment Of 6seta Is 10 be resnmed On
the 2lst.
COMMERCIAL
The sales Of cotton for the week were Ia2 600
bales Including 81 600 TO speculstors AID 1900
70 exporters. The news from Americs caused an
advance Of kak on Fair and Middlings, aud ~
common, which was scarce.
The estimated sales Friday were n, 600 bales.
and the market closed active and buoyant.
Breadstuns ruled quiet, bat steady.
Provisions ruled dull
Consols closed At 81 seIk
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III Though THE STAR IL printed on the fastest
steam prea In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
% large As to require 1t to Be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent in before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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ED.

On the morning of the S0th instant, at O'Clock,
in the til year of his age, JAMES MITCHELL,
Jr:, son Of Capt James and Margaret Mitchell.
His funeral will take ace at the resideL ce of his
father, on Bridge ST., Georg etown, ID. c., to NOR
row tThur sday1 afternoon, at O'Clock. The rela-
tives and friends of the family are respectfully IN
vlted to a tend. tIntei ia 50 2tH
At the Inhrmary. on III 3Oth instant, after long
and painful illness, JOHN M. STEWART.
His friends are requested ts attend his funeral,
to-morrow Thursday the Slst, at O'Clock, from
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Louisiana Convention,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-The Sovereign Con-
vention resumed Its deliberations at twelve O'Clock
to-day. A great crowd was present in and around
the building. A motion was made that Com
mittee be appointed to receive the Commits sioners
from the Seeding states. Adopted.
The Committee on Federal Relations presented
a series Of resolutions calling for immediate con
sideraton. The Convention then went into secret
session and considered the same
The Committee Of Commerce are understood 70
be considering the free navigation of the Missis-
sipPi river and the principles Of free trade.
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IilinOys

PRIN6FIELD, Ill Jan. % .-Telegrsphic ad.
vices have been received by Gov Yates from the
Governors Of New York, Pennsyivania and Other
Northern States suggesting the propri,ty Of join
ing In Convention, to be held at Washington
In February, TO devise proper remedies for the
adjustment OF the difficulties The appointment
Of five Commissioners from each State is recon-
mended. Gov. Yates has finally decided to join
In the movement In this IL is supposed he has
acted upon the advice Of Mr.. Lincoln
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Secession Meeting In Nerth Carolina

WELLINGTON. Jan. 2e.-This city 10 almost a
unit for secession. (Bosh A large and enthusi-
astc meeting held al the thester 70 mtg ht and
several prominent gentlemen made strong south.
ern speeches. Some OF the speakers were formerly
opposed TO secession, but now are warm advocates
of the course.
dispatch evidently intended for eject on Viz
GINA election.-ED. SrAR
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w AND GEORGETOWN

LIZ
notice; il will be to their interest to do SO, that
w; u; READ'S C0MPOUND SYRUP OF
IlVERWORr for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
Group and other affections of the throat and chest
and also his SORE THROAT POWDER, are
two OF the most iniaibe remedies of the day, and
no family should be without them; and besides,
theI are so cheap as TO be within the reach Of all.
We do not expect strangers to believe what we
write in regard to our own n edcines, consequent
ly We refer You to the following well known gen.
tlemens certi 6cates, which be at the Srug
stores where the articles for sale the, say they
are the best Cough and Sore Throat Medicines
they have ever known:
Rev. Jas. H. Brown, Rev. George HIldt.
Rev. Sam'l A. Wilson, Rev. VIM. A. Hicks,
Rev. VIM. A Snivey, Rev John Foley
Rev. Jas. 3. Nc Murr.y, Rev. VIM r. Mills.
or the Baltimore Conference.
Each article Is cents . bottle.
Wholesale by w ii Read & CO., Druggists, So
Broadway, Baltimore. - =
- At retail by r. s. T Cissel & Co.. Druggist,
Geors etown.
Gharl Soft. Druggist. 375 Pa. avenue.
WIN; s. Thompson: Druggist, Fifteenth st. and
New York avenue, Washington.
John z: Bats, Druggist. Navy Yard. ja "a I'm
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HOMEOPATHIC Rxxxnrrs

All q DIT; Humphreys G Co.'s specific Ho-
m nss n boI Remedies put expressly for Ty
In cases, containing. 20 walls, from sd to 81
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 1858 north r street;
also BY e. b. Winter, corner of Massachu sets ave-
nue. and Sixth street Also, Ponds Extract az Witch
Haze, for internal and external nfammations Of
al KINDS. Sold as above. ma ely
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NoTIcE District Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted In the BALrImoRK Sur are received
NJ and forwarded from The STAR Once
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CIRCUIT Court To-day, the court took up the
case Of Horace 8. Johnson w. Hon. Thomas F.
Bowie, in which acton was brought for the re-
covery Of the face Of promissory note Of hand
for 81 600. The defendant stated that he had no
knowledge Of ever having signed the note In
question. The note was made payable to John
Campbell, and by him endorsed TO the plaintiff in
the case. The case was nom pressed.
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North CareIipa L,,,,I.t.re.

RALEIGH, Jan. 2e.-The resolutions from the
New York and Ohio Legislatures were received
reference to them s---t = = - sfe-Nslss
= The Senate passed the House bill ts-day Tor
calling Convention, after making some amend
meats 10 H. There are some doubts yet Of 10 aal
passage, es.s.s ...sr.5..- p sa.as.', 49, So
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The OA1H.-The following is the nature of the
oath which the militia of the District are required
to take, under the act proposed by Hon Mr.
Stanton, of Ohio:
81 A B] do solemnly swear for affirm, as the
case may be- that bear true and faithful allie
glance to the United States Of America and that
will serve them honestly and faithfully against
their enemies and opposers whosoever, and that
will observe and obey the orders Of the President
Of the United States and the orders of the officers
articles Of war;
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Financial

New YoRK, Jan 90 -StocKs opened lower eu'
and Rock Island S.; Cumberland Coal Co. sk
Illinois Certial shares so; Michigan So 33k; New
York Central s0k; Hudson r.. r. IS; Va 6s Isl
Mo. 6's 6eX.
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CoueHs.-The sudden changes of our climate are
zfeefioss. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often sot speedily and certainly when
taken In the early scses of the disease, recourse
should az once be had TO |" Rrotcx's Bronchial
Iroehss" or Lozenges, fet the Cold, Cough, or lr-
r1tation of the Throat be sight, as hy this
precsutnn moro serious attack may be efeci uslly
warded OF. PabIte Speakers and Singers will find
them efeotual for.clearinE and streug sufn. The
voice. See advertisement. de i-ly
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The Abslit!o nists Getting int Bad Reyrte
in their Stronsholds

SYRACUSE, Jan. % The hall In which the
Abolitionisis were holding a Convention here
was taken possession Of by large body Of men
to-day, by preconcer.ei arrangement 10 prevent
the meeting, and the ball had 20 be closed.
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The PhIIadeiphia weraisg mems Pe,ision
70 Congress-

PHfLADELPHIl, Jan. % The Working Men's
Committee, appointed at the late mass meeting.
startedfor Washington this afternoon TO present
- Congress their resolutions IN favor Of Mr. Crit
itenden's proposition. The Committee were e.
corted toths depot by q large number Of working
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BaItfmers NlaYksss.

BALTIMORE Jan. 80 Flour dull Howard street
and Ohio IS 81; City Mills IS -, no sales. What
advancing tendency; red 81 3sl IS; white 81 asa
% Corn hrmer; yellow 6la66; white 7os73c.
Provisions steady; mess pork si5 IS Lard l0k.
Coffee steady at 11kal2kc. Whisky steady a.
lS1ISxc.
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INDICTMENTS FOUND IN THE CASES OF BAILEY,
RUSSELL AND FLOYD The Grand Jury have
found true bills against Goddard Bailey, VIM.
II. Russell, and John B Floyd, as follows -
Three cases against Bailey for larceny In alb
stracting the bonds entrusted to his custody One
joint Indictment against Bailey and VIM H
Russell, for abstracting the missing bonds three
indictments against Russell for receiving the
stolen bonds; and one joint indictment against
Goddard Bailey, VIM. II. Russell, and John B
Floyd; for conspiracy together to defraud the
United States Government
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Hosting Of q Palmetto Flag ever Fort De.

BosroN, Jan. 29.-The citizens of Gloucester
were astonished this morning by seeing Palmet-
cutter In the harbor sent boats crew ashore and
II 10 said that there are 81, 600 barrels of mack
erel at Gloucester waiting sale in Southern mar
ket
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ANOTHER UNION CoMPANY.-A meeting of cit
liens Of the Second Ward was held at Temper
ance Hall last night, for the purpose Of forming
lately started under the auspices Of Capt Caring
ton. The officers elected are follows Cap
tain, II. Dubant; First Lieutenant, 3. Kelly;
Second do, Lemuel King; Third do jeremiah
Hurley. A COMMITTEES was appointed to report a
constitution
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SBPzExE CouRT-TKs,day.-No, el. Chas
McMickeu Perrin ct al appellants, sgt Freeman
&; Carey et 81 The arg 1nient Of this CAUSE wa
continued by Mr. Headington for the appeiians,
sid by Mr.. Tan &c, the sPPeilees. Adjourned
4 -. - AL - sf4E < ~
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ORDERLY SERGEANT OF COMPANY A, UNION
REeIaENr.-Upon the recommendation Of Gen.
CarfiEgton, Mr.. Jos Murphy was elected unani-
mously, Orderly Sergeant Of company A, Union
Regiment, Of Washington. Mr.. Murphy saw
for the duties Of his responsible office. DR.. Jos
Howard was elected Surgeon Of said company.
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COMPANY G, National Guard Battalion, are
making great preparations for their ball, to come
OF I'D February.
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CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CASES James, alias
John Henry, was arrested by Lieut. Thomas for
stealing pair of hip boots valued at Sc the prop
erty Of Mr.. Cohen, shoe dealer. He was COM
United to Jail for court. John Bennett and Mary
Myers were put at the bar to answer the charge Of
each committed to the orkhouse for 60 DAYS
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THEArER.-To-nigh we are to have a speci-
men OF Mr.. Sothern's admitted unrivalled abiii-
ties as an eccentric comedian He appears In his
original character Of Lord Dundreary, In the
comedy OF |" Our American Cousin ~ In which he
has appeared we don't know how many hundred
times In various parts Of the country. The part
OF Lord pundreary, as originally written, was a
trivial sketch; by the genius Of Sothern 1t was
made what 1t now is-the great individuality of
the play.
We hear that the new comedy "Our Ameri-
can Cousin at Home" 10 soon to be brought
out at our theater in great style, with a moving
panorama OF the Hudson river, a skating scene,
and other novel and costly features Of stage effect
The engagement of Mr. Sothern is something to
be made much of by theater- goers, and those who
fail to see him win most assuredly regret it.
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Mr. EDWARD A. POLLARD, Of Va, lectures al
the Old Trinity Church, Friday night. Subject
20 The Soldier Of the Cross.', -
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n STEALING LuNBKR- Last night, policeman
Butler upon a charge Of straling certain lumber,
he property Of Michael barley. he was aiken
Before Justice Dom, who comnitted him for,
frial az the criminal court -.
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-To day, the court took up
the case of the United States agt John Pela, In
which the defendant was charged with receiving
stolen goods. The case was pending when OUT
report closed.
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TT j. Il w. NJ. GAIT
l. DEkLKBs IN
WOOD AND COAL
DIAL kinds.
Offlce-2s2 Penn avenue,
ia Is between Nh and 18Th sfreats
NEW PAWN OEFIcE

~ NEW PAWN OFFICE, ~
y u Z; w A r ID, Dealer in New0 q
a ID East on Clothing, respectfully iaforms the
puhlic that he has opened LICENSED PAWN
tfFlCE a. No. 20 IouIsiaUe svenue, between
and l0th sts.. a ;ew doors east of the new Cen
tra Guard house. whers he will he st all times
prepa ed TO wait on his patrons with promptness,
attention and the strlctest Justice.
B.-Jewelry, Dry Goods, Clothing, Mechan
los Tools: &C., always on hand 81 private sale.
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The BORDER CosyESTION.-TheM essrs. VIII
lard have rendered, through ex-President TYLER
Of Virginia, the use Of their splendid concert hal
connected with their hotel for the meetings of ID,
border State convention to assemble IN this cit,
on Monday next.
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SSowBALLINe.-Al little boy In the Northern Lib
critics yesterday threw snowbals In the street. and
q German arrested him and attempted to take him
to the watch-bouse, when his little companions
rallied round him and rescued him. Shortly af-
terward the boys father met the German and i'd
Rinistered corporal chastsement to him.
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MEYH TOPHAM'S ED
se43N R EMIUM TRUNK GNTD
MANDATORY,
400 SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, ID. C.
81 yer Medal awarded by Maryland Institute of
Also Medal 3; Ne rStSt HGsehsaos
Of the best material eVo,s description S Of afSno'
Fine fI Soc Rl .sasssf'
Wood Box, and
Pack Ps,; Trunf e., .ns
School sstoses, 4 g..
stsmins my stock before pui chasing elsewhere
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made to
Goods delivered free Of charge to any part of the
city, sSe Sss and Als1r1a Rs Topu.n
JUST opened for the Ch1Istmss n and New Year.
Presents, all marked down at the lowest prices 10
' ds is' ''"''' '0' ''. !. W. coLLEY & CO..
sa. he Line Prizes
IMPORTANT To HOUsEkEEpERs.
Err. DURKEE CO.'S
OHhECT 9PIOH0.
Guaranteed not only
but sES1ad sps .esosd AND Ss.a:
BE r.sRsS in no
s. e; e f.. i Is :sg w IssTs
in RG GYRso bfsr xEsh c s6S eafESs
q single trial will abundanty prove.
nnnDaw.S Eli iii RP .ss| X. n. Q sss4..
THATNOTICE ABOUT PERSONS CALL.
ing to pay up We find by many disregarded. We
want 1t uno srstood We are IN earnest; we want the
TT. Z W. NJ. GAIT,
jag $50 Pa. av., bet 18th and 18th SITS.
GREAT s sEPHfaa SSH y Ehl2Hs OFF,
The whole of0Sr large stock Of Dress Goods. sucn
ss VIII .s o this assa
Goth Gosts sa re-
naming in our stock which We offer now at 20 per
in want Of a handsome Dress or Cloak to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
j.m2w sassM sysn SR Il, stoxs e go; AZ.
pIANQ FORTE INSTRUCTIONS The un-
Psno, bsts leave 70 :.s.s sSss 4. IS p4s mn
pared TO take scholars terms TO suit the exgen-
Just now which he is anxious to iii up, me he ' viii
teach few scholars, # desirable TO their parents
and take his pay in such merchandise as NAV ne
agreed on when they are entered with him. Hens
inoonF enience many who desire TO have their chill
dren Taught the Piano ex perience now in getting
money. Mis- method OF teaching has been hlsh
approved for years and his references heads Of
terms are exceedingly moderate.
80 yOHNiE. SCHELL
- Residenee-296 G. street.
- 5-lm or aoply ut Metzerottss.
OFFIcEKs. PETTY OFFICERS, AND sSa-
~ men who were on board of any u. 8. ships at
the capture Of any SLAYER can have their claims for
Bounty and Head Money promptly attended toby
seRpiying 70 or eddressins 81 p. WALLACE,
|, " Asala&l2ee la AIS ls.l6-h
EREAH FnuJTSsIH CANS, egf4f asis
BRANDY FRUITS,
- r..,.,.a 1850 20 s r,s &c skttdESs;sn
|. n =. - q I. ONE PkfoE oNLYg 80
80 81 g 90 e. essa:Ssss atss5 1 fSi
sss 81 9. sfss s,gg.s n III ,k, 81
-
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AT ODD Fellows HALL, Seventh street, TO-
night, select calico ball will be given for the
benefit Of the poor. We have many needy among
Us, aud we would commend this novel entertain.
ment to the favorable confederation Of our citi-
Zeas. f
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THE SABBATH SCHOOL connected with the nj
Z Church South, give q concert at their church
tonight e -. - - - SEES
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New Ysrk Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Flour dull and dropping
Wheat dull and easier. Corn dull. Provisions
steady. Whisky duh at Ice.
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ARMS FOB THE UNION REGIMENT-Gen E. C.
Darlington, commander Of Company A, Union
Regiment, has received the order from the ov.
ernment supplying his company with arms.
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PRor. ALEXANDER gives his second lecture on
Solar Eclipses, Ut the Smithsonian tonight. Lee
ture 10 commences at quarter Of eight.
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FoRr WAsHizsroN I'VE learn from good au-
thority that two guns have been planted at Fort
Washington, bearing inland, uponthe only points
BY which 1t 10 assailable.-Atsx. Seasisei.
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The NEW YoRx DKLEsATIoN Of Shippers and
Merchants arrived in this city by p. m train
from Baltimore and proceeded directly to their
supped, they proceeded in a body to pay their re-
spects TO the President of the United States The
Committee numbers twenty six members
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PRoFANrrY.-Emma Burgess was arrested BY
Policeman J. A. Gill, Seventh Ward, for pro
family In the streets, In connection with a fgh
between her and another female. She was tafer
before Justice Dom, and ordered to pay fne O
80 "a. t'u.
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Our OF CoMMIssIoN.-The com % ission of w
Cooper, as justice Of the peace, having expired,
e-dutes Of the tenth police district, pedormed
by him, will be performed by his associate police
magistrates for a few days, until his nomination
Is confirmed by the Senate and his commission
renewed