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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
Beck, $500; Henry w. IOngfellow, tso0; Jsse<
Sparks, 800; Joseph H. Worcester, $lOO.


The London Saturday Reviep, the c!evercse
newspaper in London, says that Mr Cassius NJ. Clay
is the son OF the celebrated orator who avered
sion forty years sgo BY negotiating the Missouri Com.
promise"
1t is crcdbly reported that the Hon. Henry A,
Wise is suffering with consumption, and is not expected
to live great while This accounts for the rare men
ton of his name in the accounts Of late events In Viz
ginia
Tile Rotray IN. J.) Times has the following an
nouncement in its issue of June 7:
We have prepared editorial the poll y OF Europsn
Powers bat have been compelled 70
defer for the present account Of the large ensossed
by correspondence and local news"
Among the passengers for Europe by the steam.
ship New-York, which sailed on Saturday morning.
were the Hon. Carl Schuz, u s. Minister to Spain
and family.
Among the passengers who sailed on Saturday 10
the Edinburgh was John ID. Arnold of Illinois, U. 8.
Consul at ST. Petersburg.
The Hon. B. F. Camp, Of wescbeser county.
arrived at Fortress Monroe the 9Th inst buiaAse
connected with the progress Of the campaign
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
COLONEL ELLSWORTH.

EY carr. SAN. wIlIIfSC.
I,,iss,f 20 ,tc Ne,c- loyk Sire Zosare'.
gofrMri. bends in sadness now,
Allow, rcr gallant soldier grave
IRur,l and eypress deck the brow
~ tie de ii Xouaye--so Young 20 brave.
IN, down IN manhood brightest bloom
~ l,s dear friends the tore aud prido--
~ sle,rs within an hororcd tomb.
Who i,r HE com.ry bTayely died.
X,t vsi IN vain such heroes i'ill;
Their msulorv lives m every breast,
Wbi,r streams OF glory gild ta,ir Palb
AMI beartify their lace of rect.
on Gallant Zomvr, Z was ia. proud d"sa
10 ttar the re- Il hsnuer down.
Thv country gives thee fitting meed
4 soldiers crave, horos crown.
R,ave Fire Zoua,es your leaders name
l. leis you for q batle-cryi II,
Lei rrT swoErH's pure aud elo,less Ame
Lead yon 10 cou0ncr or 10 die
Strike brAvely when toe rftd gds
shall meet your eyes on southern pihaF
S,,ikel tiil c0iunhiss starry Tug
O',r ihis whole land shall wave again.
When Won hall meet the traitor band,
Wbicb seeks our Union 10 o'erthTow,
strik, boldly ior our glorious lana,
And call on God 20 nerve the bIowi
Keen your dead Colonel eer N view,
Wherever in this war you roam,
Aud LOT tLis shont yoUr zeal renew; "a
.. PerrnJrr ENsrtyfkf Zoudres, sfr'SeAs"s'S
Hs~ggsss June $ IDOL. '
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
zen in the warnes. weather especially if there is

aiken in the warnest weather especially if there
slight air stirring.
Remember that draft of air is more dangerous than
to prnge into water up to your neck, or exposure to
the codest weather.
When on the march, or other active duty, the more
thirsty you are the essential 1t Is to safety OF
life tsef 10 rinse out the mouth two three times, and
then swallow the water zip by Zip, with intervals
between.
Have tie knapsack light as possible. Put some Of
the weight you carry your breat-for instance, part
of the cartrdges-so as to relieve and balance the
weight behind
Never let weak comrade get behind the company,
asset him in his carrying bis load When once left be-
hind he is at the questionable merces of the rear
guard and may perish before the ambulance comes up,
or fall into the hands Of the enemy.
On march, you value your fife, never be tempted
TO eat Of the unripe fruits by the wayside.
A wet cloth kept upon the head will prevent sun
stroke, and add greatly to the comfort of the march
No campaguer, officer or private, but will find
it for his advantage to make himself familiar
with the SIMPLE directions presented in this brief
treatise, and not forget to take copy with him
as he goes forth TO fight for victory and the
Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
HnnKS lAcCEIYED.

Life Of George ashrgon. by Wsshirgon Irving tNaona
EGition.) ) vols. l2rio. Geo T. rntnain 49, , .
The Soldi.rs Hesl.h Companion. by Dr. j. Wafer Scott
lerno pp. H. M De Wit: . , .
h.. ,iiucd by Enoch Pond, d. d. i2mo
up. 30 American Tssrt Soclriy =,
Sketch ofthe e OF Csp,ln Hcdsy Wears he Ne
n,oir ij, the Rev H. naskel 5iao, pr. $. Tue same
sketch OF Tie Life OF 81 Henry Haycock Abridged from tho
Memoir. by the Hey. r. n. Haskell limo, pP vo The
Game.
The Soldiers T-rtBook; Confidence in Time Of War by
]. Il. Macduh, ID. ID. lgmo., pp 49, The same, ,,.,
gihiA. l2mo., Up. 332. Rudd 4 Carleton ~
Th- WoIss of franci. Bacon. Vol l2no, pP a' bro"h
TsfgsTd. .. -, -.
The PIc Nc Pocket Oes Boo laao pP sl Abbey Abbot
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

re- They had sent word to om Phlsdeis that c-s0
not pss through city (Bsmore but the Colonel nAoe ny
bs mind that We could and so we did Ioa ny
ensnd npon that ordered We sha1 DO ous
Al and net mako the records of msssanhnset<
'- LETTER PaOx A PRIyATk % Thb t1h hsGisbse-
The ,,ua nj BsIt,nore ia le canse Of tho whole South"
i"s 0''' " A. II. STEPHxxxg
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HEALTH OF THE SOLDIERS.

4aE SOLDIERS POCKET HEALTH CoMPAEEY0BS FL u,
On, HINTS (ITHKRBp FRon OLD CAnPAisfKhs.. ny ~
J. WALTRR scoTI. i8mo., pp. 20. T. nj. Dc WIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

On q march, from Anil TO November, thAtntiTe
eIotbiIg souh consist oi colored flannel shirt, will
q lCo.c coll ~ woocn drawers and Vantaloone, shoe,
md kiDgs and ght-colored 1el, hat, with broad
him 10 protect the neck eyes and face from the glare
Of Ihe sun and substantial but not heavy coat when
OF dgty.
When new sh0es fret worn. wet them after put
ting them on, and grease them daliy.
Never march in cotton stOckiugs, but ~ worried
sock.-'be thicker the better, even ~ summer.
B.istclng burning, soreness, and Tenderness oi the
feet may be entirely prevented by soapng the sole oi
Tie foot and the stocking with common brown o. hoiL
soap.
Should bliserf form the feet, at night draw Il
piece oi w0fsed yarn thread through them he blis-
teIsl win needs; aud cut of he yarn or thread,
leaving two short ends project; this allows the wa
Ter 20 discharge, and in tie morning the feet viii be
found PERFECTLY well.
II tie heelt toes, etc., become painfully chafed, a
piece o court plaster stuck over the spot will prove
Il great Ichci.
Should The side seams rub the feet aatten the seams
with two round, smoo'h 9oner Cut out the peg with
a knife
While marching, or on sentry, never st or lie down
for a noment-bcar upi the change 0f posture VIII
affect Won more than actual marching; but when the
column halts for rest lie down fiat your back. one
minute spent in that manner reireshes more than
ten minutes spent in standing, sitting, or lettering
about. tf
The more weary you after march, orother work,
the more easily YOU will take cold II you rensin siill
unless the moment you ocase motion you throw blG-
ket Oyec your shoulders. This pJeeaullon should Oe
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

Now. the s,ars aud stripes forever
BE he cursed, each traitor son,
Who assails die starry banner
And the flag of Washington
Fe, Mount Neruons sacred ssiss
wiz not rest within their bed
VIII traitor band around Il.
And q traitor jae o'erhead
Clor.4-'ro tie fray comes tho Bay s's'e,
Clear the way ior the Bay Stale
Tnst yoa may in the Bay State,
She will do or die.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

Here is hygienic rule to which the writer
attaches great value, aud which has lately been
urged or the public in little volume by Cathn'
the celebrated Indian traveller. We will only say
of it. Important if true"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-08
The Journal.
[FRoM THURSDAYS EXTRA.
rasTERN NEWS TO MAY 2JTH.

s,eraadria Takn-3O BOO Federal Troops in Vir-
einia-C6l. Ellsworth, Of the W. Y ZuaUes,
shot-E1citement in Washington-Iron6le IN
Mssouri-7reason in Baltimore England de-.
clares her neutrality in the american crisis.
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Missouri Convention.

81. Louis, Feb. IA Convention. embracing
representatives Of the Constitutional Union and
Democratic parties, assembled yesterday in the
Mercantile Library Hail. for the purpose Of nomi-
mating ticket for the State Convention, and 70
agree upon such platform would most likely
meet the support OF the national conservative
voters OF the country The consultations between
the two parties were friendly and harmonious, all
party stinctioEs being put aside.
The Platform, which was adopted unanimously
reerates the resolutions passed at the great Union
meeting, January IL, expressing devotion 70 the
Union, strongly opposing the secession Of Mis-
souri,, and insisting that the action Of the Conven-
ton shall be submitted 10 the people
The following gentlemen were nominated 40
the Constitutional ticket: John D. Coulter, ID. A
January, II. 5. Turner, Geo. Penn, Lewis v
Bagy, John w Willis, p. ID. Jaresshe, Luther NJ .
kennett. III. r.. Sandal, Albert Todd, w. r q.
Chas =. Cl2rkson
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The Ssuthern Csnfederstiv, C.uve.,,.,

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 4.-The southern confed :
eratve Convention met at noon 10 day, and =
w Barnwell, Esq was appointed Temporary
chairman. Aner an impressive prayer by Rev.
Basil Manly. on motion by Mr. Rbett. Hon
Howell Cobb was selected permanent chairman,
and Johnson J. Hooper, Esq OF the Montgomery
Mail, secretary, both by scclamation.
All the delegates were present, except r. Nor
ton, Of Florida.
Mr.. Cobb, or taking the chair, made an elo-
quent address, In which be said The occasion
which assembled together is one Of no ordII s,y
character. We meet as Representatives of soye,
eign and independent States, which by their
solemn judgment have dissolved all the political
associations which connected them with the Gov
eminent Of the United States. IL 10 now fxed
aud irrerocable fact that that the operation 10 per
feet, complete, and perpetual, and grea. duty 10
now I'm posed on ne 90 provide a government for
our future security and protection.
We can and should extend On sister States
and our late sister States, who are Identified with
us In interest, feelings and institutions a cordial
Invitation 10 unite In common destiny and be
DESTROYS at the same time Of maintaining with
our late cohfederates friendly relations, political
and commercial.
The usual form was gone through with, and
the Convention adjourned until Tomorrow
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Louisiana Csnventisn.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Elm the Convention &C.
day q resolution was offered 10 establish a stand
Ing army, and made the order Of the day for Tues-
day.
Resolutions In regard to citizenship were offered
and refused
A resolution as TO the expediency Of exempting
from taxation for ve years all capital and proper
~ employed in manufacturing purposes was Of
fered
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A Boston Dry 6ssds House I'm Trsuble

BosToN, Feb. &c. II. Sprague and G. G.
Mann, Of the firm Of Sprague, Mann Co, dry
goods dealers on fremont Row, were before the
Police Court to-day, and held In Sis 600 bail each
itors in New York and Boston, of whom they
had purchased goods. II 10 alleged that their re-
cent purchases amounted TO $50 600, and that they
now account for but $25 900
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

Resolution amendatory to a Resolution in favor
OF Lewis Carbery, approved June Is, 1859.
Resolved by the Board Of AIdernsn and Board of
Common CoEncl Of the Corporation of Gsorg,to,rn
Ina. tee clerk be and be is hereby authorized to
pay to the estate Of Lewis Carbery, dec'd ninety
TWO dollars, out of any money in tie treasury not
Otherwise appropriated GAPProved Jan. %, 1861
School
- hsso9red by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of fhs Corporation of Georgeto,rS
That the Mayor and Clerk Of this Corporation be
ana they are hereby. aut horized TO issue certif-
cate OF the stock of this orporaton to the amount
OF one thousand dollars, in favor Of and payable
TO the order Of the " Guardians of the Gporgetown
school," for the purpose of enabling said
guardians to put in operation the West George
town Public School Prorided, That the said
guardians pay interest on the said one thousand
dollars quarterly, at the rate Of six per cent per
annum said interest TO be paid out Of the school
TAX fund: Prorided, further, That said certificate
OF stock be paid las said tax fund
VIII admit without interfering with the operation
OF the said West Georgetown School.
Approved January 90, 1861.
AREsoLUrroS to pay certain claims.
hssotred by the Board of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council of the Corporation of GeoTg,to,rr
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby autno lied
to pay three hundred and forty-hve dollars and
seventy-seven cents, In full for the following
claims against the Corporation, payable to the
several persons hereafter named
John A: Smith, fees Circuit Court. ....... s23 60
IN Cham oerlaln, wrenches for IRE plugs %
Waters Hunt, printing poll lists ...... 20 90
X White, fees from sth September to 18th
December, 1850 ................... 30 "a
n ballnger, blacksmith work for $780,. % 90
Jas. Z. Essex, livery for horse for IS6O w 1sO 90
VI. d barnard, Tor Oil, &c. ............. 26 ~
Il. Nj Linthicum & Co, hardware for 1850 Is Sc
Gnas n Irunnel, FOR gravel.............. 6 90
l.. .. nancy d Co fuel for Levy Court. 81
Approved January 26, 1861. s3i5 al
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FOCAL NEW S.

III Thcrea TEE sr.s n printed on the fastest
s'eass rss-a In ese south Of Baltimore, It's edition
II 70 af2e Is to require II to be put to press at an
rsfly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
vent n before Il O'Clock m; otherwise they may
net appear until the next day.
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Louisville, Feb. 4.-The New orleans Gus
tom house officials refuse TO deliver foreign goods
TO the Louisville importers unless the Louisville
Surveyor will grant canceling certificates for the
goods and the duties thereon, to be paid at New
Orleans.
The Democrat douglas paper) hoisted the
national flag over its ONCE to-day.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.

GEoRsErows, February S, 1861.
The news from Virginia this morning has given
great satisfaction 70 our citizens and the friends
OF the Union breathe freer than for some wes Z,
past
Our citizen soldiery are very much dissatisfied
AZ the proposed action Of the authorities In attach
Ing our volunteer companies TO a Washington
city regiment They organized supposing they
Were 70 form part Of the eighth regiment, and
so deep is their appointment that we will not
be surprised IL some IL not all the companies dis
band II the action is carried out
Crandell has great variety Of comic and sen
umental valentines. Give him a call
See the call Of ward meetings Tomorrow eve
ming Of all opposed to the present nominations
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L Demand for Seized Firearms

ALsASY, Feb Gov, Morgan, IL is said, hs.
received a message from Gov. brown, Of Georgia,
demanding the Immediate restoration OF the arms
belonging to Georgia received by the New Yosk
police on the steamer Monticello, 10 which Gov.
Morgan has not yet replied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
re l. < G. RAPHIO.
Virginia Election.
Especial dispatch to the star

W. ID. Wallaeh, Esq, Edifor STAY.
RICHMOND, Feb. S.-sufaeient accounts from all
parts Of the State have been received here to war
rant me in saying that the Union ticket has
swept the state by an immense majority. Idoue.
IL there will be over thirty secessioniss In the
Convention, n that.
tNois.-The Convention will consist Of iS2
delegates in all So the anti Immediate seoe,-
sion msjOrity in II bids fair to be AZ Iess, 60
w. D.w.J
CULPEPER COUNTY
W. ID. WaIIaoh, Edifor Sfar:
CuLPEFER c. H., Feb. 5.-James Bsrbours
majority (Union) In Culpeper 10 $50.
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North CoroItua,. Cour,.

RALEIGH, Feb. 4.-The House Of Representa-
tives to-day passed unanimously resolution de-
claring that In case the efforts at reconciliation
States.
The Legislature will adjourn probably and
await results.
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Ladies, Call Early

Ladies, Call Early
R REEBDtEs S oEEsfSat q q s Store:
SS Ne: s sSs RREE NSA: AVENUE AVENUE;
Additional invoices jet received Of New and
YOU CAN FS iH %6g hf chSf ft2e For ONLY
ONE DOLLAR.
fG Sksh r1s s 2WIs sFg gfs,rs.
R RERkf k6aAS st Mosaic SETS,
f fssS e: e: e S ssSb sEEEs; OCT.
eAsEo and e sSsS s HSSAiG s fEffsss'
E soaSF fS I'll 4 HE ill., SETS,
S AARf%lRRRskEsN$:ss s MIR ssk. ssssaIss.
GEMS WATc MEM kEYs.
fHM Els s EyEs 81 P TT3Ss and STUDS
ENG , SILyES Plated SPOONS.
Evsrythirs in the store new and perfect. and
guaranteed % bs such IS represented
retaa trade, and WARRANTED to b. The sane aaslity
as is reiaIed from i've TO thirty dollars eaoh.-
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR,
REGARDLESS OF CosT.
As this great sale continues hut a short time,
persons desiring 10 supply themselves with yewelry
at these unheard OF prices Will please call early st
OuF
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE,
300 Pennsylv,nla avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets
IL Remember the Numbsrpso ~ nip We hsv.
no connection with others, protesting TO sell st our
prices, In this city.
Received this day q large invoice Of SILVER
WARE, consisting of Breakfast and lea SECS;
Gard and Cake Baskets; Patent Syrup Pitchers:
Butter Dishes; Fruit Knives; Tea Knives; Forks;
Iabie, Dessert. and fea spoons; Tobscco Boxes;
sugar and Cream spoons; Napkin Rings; Butter
Knives, in sets and single; Knives and orks, in
sets; Toe Cream, Pie and Fish Knives; BrsakfAst
l4rEe variety Of Plain, CHASED, and Gilt Gobsts.
Cups, 90; All the above articles % BE- sold With.
l warranted TO be What they are Represented, and
taS-r sos fA sv., bet sth end 10Th 81.
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PULMONIC SYRUP.

DIR. SCHENCK, of Philsdelphis, finds it impos
sIbIe TO visit washington every week. ard has
made Arrangements to positively he IN the city the
third w ednesday of every month.
He has q suit of rooms ct the Avenue House,
where patients can obtain advice free. lie only
charges when II is necessary 10 make thorough
examination of the Lungs with the Respirometor.
:. b. Waite Is agent for Schenck's PumonIc
Syrup, price : per bottle for the cure of Coughs,
Colds and Consumption; Schenck's Sea Weed
Tonic, price per hottie, for Dyspepsi. Schencks
Mandrake Pals, PROS Is cents Der box, for Liver
Bilious Complaints and Constipation of the Bow
els. DIR. Schenck would be grateful. to those who
have been cured by his remedies if they would
leave their certificates OF cure with :. b. WAITE,
corner Seve nth ST. And La av. do l9-3n
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Arrival of the stsreship supply from Pens.

New YORK, Feb. 4-Arrived, storeship Sup
ply from Pensacola, with the officers, troops, EN-
ployees, ETC., from Warrington Navy Yard, who
were released on parole and taken under Gag Of
truce.
Mrs Slemmer, wife Of Lieut.. Slemmef, the
commandment Of Fort Pickens, 10 also passenger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05
Unreliable Report Of a Conflict ut Pepss-

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-Elying reports are in
circulation here to-day that lighting has COM
menced at Pensacola in conseq uence Of the sloop-
Of war Brooklyn having attempted 70 land troops
at Fort Pickens. The report, hewever, needs con
frmation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05

NoTIcE District Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inherited IN the BALTMoRE Sun are received
NJ and forwarded from TIE STAR Once.
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New Yerk Bank statement.

New YORK, Feb 4-The weekly statement Of
the city banks shows the following result Loans,
decrease, - OF 600; specie increase, 81 0e5 GOO;
deposits, increase, Si93 900.
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Texas Legislature.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-Advices from Texas
state that the House Of Representative had legal
lied the calling Of the State Convention under the
Bill Of Rights
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Louisiana Convention.

louisiana Convention.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-rhe Convention to-day
appointed a Committee to adopt a dag for the
state.
A proposition TO adjourn soon as possible on
account of the expense was referred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05

COMPANY c, Union Regiment, are having a
magnificent banner-the stars aud stripes-made
for them by the ladies Of the Third Ward They
are also receiving contributions from the citizens,
to aid them In Informing and are glad to accept
any Offering In money, not exceeding one dollar,
20 that end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05

CIRCUIT Court The case Of Sibley & Guy vs.
c woodward, action in relation to a party wall,
was before the court to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05

MExBERs OF THE THIRTY-sIxrH CONGRESS can
oh'ain photograph of themselves at Whitehurst's
Gallery for one dollar a copy. His Photographic
visiting cards are all the rage. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05
THERE'S A BETTER TINE COMING.

Victims of Self Abuse and Secret Diseases should
apply at SHUMAN'S Southern Medical House,
under the Clarendon Hotel, corner sixth street and
Pa. avenue, Immediately opposite the National
Hotel, and try DR.. Southey's Celebrated London
Medicines. They are warranted to cure the most
vlru ent forms of GonnOrrhGa, Geet, syphilis,
Nocturnal Emissions, Structures, and Weakness
of the Bladder Ia from to days. The Rene dies
can be sent by NAL. Once hours from q. IN TO 10
8 20 -i2ts
THAT NOTICE ABOUT PERSONS CALL
L ing to pay up we find by many disregarded. We
want il nderst9od we are in earnest; we want the
money for all bills due US.
L. ]. & w. VI. GAIT,
Dealers in Wood and Gosl,
is q 2s2 Pa ay., bet 18th and 18th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05

THE OFFICERS Of the First Ward Union Regi-
ment have received their commissions The fol-
lowing 10 the commissioned officers: Jas. Kelly,
Captain VIM. J. Herbert, LIST Lieutenant; J. g.
Jewell ID do VIM. H Hines, ID do.
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BaItlmsr. SlsPksss

5ALrInonl, Feb. s. Flour steady; Howard 81,
Ohio and City Mills IS IS. Wheat dull; red 81 ~
al 80; white 81 .4Oa1 90. Corn steady; mixed 5ss
CSC; yellow 6Ua6lc. Provisions active and un-
changed. Coffee steady at l24al3kc. WHISKY
frm al lSc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05

Commissioners from Massachusetts,.
BosToN, Feb. 6.-The Senate yesterday passed
a resolution appointing seven commissioners 90
Washington, and the House will probably pass Il
TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05

A JOINT COMMITTEE Of the City Councils was
authorized last night, to act In conjunction with
the Mayor to ia Ike such for the reception
OF the President and Vice President elect as they
shall deem proper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05

GREAT REDUCTION PRICE TO SUIT
~ THE TINES.
We are Offering great inducements for cash. Our
entire stock at great redrction. Full suits of
Bisck ade 20 order, for s25; plain suits of Black,
ready made for SO, with q large assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Military Over Coats msde to order for Sc.
WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
ia Sl-d3w 1922 Pa av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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JOINT RESOLUTION passed both branches OF
the City Council last night, granting the use Of
portion Of the City Hall lot to a number Of promi.
nent citizens for the purpose Of erecting build
ing In wflch to hold grand Union ball on the
night Of the 4th Of March next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-05

The Virginia Aiectisa-
NoRFoLK, Feb. SIT 10 reported here that Er-
Gov. Wise has been elected delegate 10 the Va.