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Brandy.

The new regulations for the govern
ment of distilation of brandy from
fruits are now in the hands of the prin-
ter. They are more liberal to the dis
tillers than even those in force last year,
and if the fruit crop is abundant, n large
quantity of brandy will be made this
year by this class Of distilation.
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AN ebony citizen of Evansville fell
headforemost fifteen feet into an ioe-
cellar. and pulverized two-hundred
pound iceberg. Looking at the scatter
ed fragments, as he turned himself right
end uppermost. he exclaimed, in accents
of contrition, "Fo' de Lord boss, Pse
sorry broke dat ice, is sartin."
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Immigration.

Immigration 10 the port of New York
for the months of April. May and June
of the year, is nearly equal to what it
was last year. The total for these
months, exclusive of the return of
passengers, nnd. therefore, n positive in.
crease to the population, was l01, ,015.
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u. "A. TURLEY Il co.

A LARGE LOT OF. MOVING
Il and Grain Seythes, sneths, Briar Hooks,
are also agents for the sale Of Agricultural
Implements, such as Russell y Co.'S Separa.
tors, Mowers, Reapers, &C.. Clipper Flows,
Corn Shelters, and Patent Goods generality
all Of which they propose selling on easy terms
10 the farmers OF McMinp county. --.
coghill Tenn. Jgps j, lSfl-HfeB.
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Sued the President,s Son.

President Grants som Jesse and Mr..
VIM. NJ. Gawtry have been sued by
Henry II. Curtis s. Bro. for tearing
down and injuring sign which they
had put up in Greene Pond near the
Presidents residence, at Long Branch.
The writ was served by Constable
George White. Mrs. Grant was very
indignant, and gave the officer lecture.
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BROTHER BEEcHER insists that the
Orangemen shall parade next year, the
year following, and so ON, no matter if
blood does flow; there is a principle in
volved, etc. II there is anything this
clerical dramatist specially likes. it is "a
hill of a muss," with Brother Beecher
at q safe distance IN the background.
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Bad News.

1t is stated that Chattooga county,
Georgia. will not be able to ship over
hundred bushels Of wheat this year.-
Chattooga is one of the best counties in
the State. Flour is already very scarce
in that direction.
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Mr.. BUSTER is an opponent Of Free
Schools from ''principle." He goes 'agin
edycashun," not because OF its uncon-
stitutionality, but hecauseits unnatural.
Ignorance Is "natur," he says. We are
born ignorant, and ought to be kept SO,
is Busters idea. --3 LAO.
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UNpER orders of the department, the
number of assistant revenue assessors
in Gen. Stokes district has been reduc-
ed about one half. A like reduction is
occurring in other districts. frH1o rl5
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THERE is a land where death knells
are never tolled, where winding sheets
are never woven, where graves are new
er dug. Blest land beyond the skies
TO reach il we must, de.
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CHE 9ost.
Athens. Thursday, Aug. 3, 1871.
The Kentucky Claim Rejected.

Secretary Boutwell, has rejected the
Kentucky o1aiWs against the United
States gove'adnept@ And that's what
Kentucky gets fof&being bopelcssly de-
mocratic. Had the State been wallow-
ing in the mire of radicalisni. the claim
would have been paid without word.
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WHAT Is not printed in this paper in
the way Of news is hardly worth print
ing, -f r.r r.r. . gs
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
HE WAR IN EUROPE.
The Trench Elections Con ntcttux
Dispatches.

Teir9rdl he'd Exclusively 10 Tie er,niEg s,ar.
THE MONARCHISTS CARRY THE
FRENCH ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from Lille
Gays. the official result OF the election in the
departments OF the North only. will be pub-
Ished. The counting Of the votes has been q
long and difficult one. monarchial triumph
is certain, as the republican majority !. but p
per cent, while the monarebi-ts hare q majority
averaging % per cent. in the province.
BoRDHAUx, Feb. i0.-The Departments nj
Ch s inferieur. Hautes, Aipes, Yonus.
and the cities OF Dion and Toulon have elected
republican Candidates for the Assembly. The
cues OF Nantes, Cahors, and Auch, and the
Departments Ct Grouse. Dordogae, Mayenne.
Wendell, Lot, Garome and Loire, have Chosen
dates. "H''n eAnui-
QUESTION OF PRoLoNGING THE AR
NfSTICE.
BERLIN, Feb. 1o.-Kregs Zeitass SAYS no de-
celon VIII be made as TO the prolone alton OF the
armistice until il can be seen what chance there
that the French National Assembly will con
eide peace.
JULES FAyRE NOT IN BRUSSELS.
BIT seHLs Feb. lo.-M. Jules Favre, q mem
1t Brussels a. vas reported. The rumor u.s.
caused by the fact that French merchan nj OF ,hs
same name Wa present In the city.
THE FRENCH CONSERVATIVES CARRY
THE ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Feb lit Is nov ascert.,,aa g,
yond doubt that the result Of the French elee-
tons u triumph for the conserystiyes.
THE IMAUM OF MUSCAT.
LONDON, FEB. lit has been ascertained
tnat me imaum of Muscat, slain In q recent
1aitle, will probably be succeeded bv SSyd
Acokes, VINO was victorious over him.
TIE ROUTES TO PARIS ALL OPEN.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-The routes TO Paris are an
open, and travel hes BEEN restored. ~
CHANoARNIER AND FAIDHERRr
ELECTED.
LONDON, Feb. II, noon.-Generals Cb.n,.
nier and Feidherbe are elected TO the Sssion.,
assembly, from the Department of Somms
Inc Eeonom,st this morning SAYS the eoxsrn-
no sna ne rsi,,n19uished the projected duty on
The BORDEAUX GovERNurSr .rr
Ting READY TO RESUME THEwSR
AoSDoS' FEB. la decree has been issue a
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Nv tie Bordeaux soverr-e-. ~Abch calls o..
the military class Of ~ .r2-nsd s,e,y.
BISMARCK HAS PRISONERS P<OI-sU.
BpsNK Feb. l0.-CoGnt Bismarck y 40 ref.sei
10 negotiate with Switzerland for TIE rec IN 81
the French prisoners detal nei in this coan;r, 20
France.
THE ORLEANISTS AHEAD.
PAIRS, Eel. n The resllt OF he elec'istS
~ Tar ascertained e cert AMY IN tsyOr of he
orleantsts. The latter claim very iArse major. -
tee.
BISMARCK PLAYING PDSSCM.
The runor OF the Illness Of Bismarck Va Not
beieNed. Negotiations are going on Tor the e.
tension OF the srmstice for the completion OF
The elections and the meeting q the Assembly.
THE FRENCH RELIEF FUND IN NV
YORK.
Nrw YORK, Feb. u.-Tke sno1u- contrib
1ted NJ Ia the morning O. she French Relief
Committee through the III amber OF Commerce
Committee IL 10000, through TIE Proiace ~
change Committee, slS,iso; aud through ne
Brokers Committee. 50 oo. The II ,NSurer o.,
peeiS slice .ooo 20 be contributed by the CITY
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THE eTEAMkR IENHEssEr.
Good Reasons for Believing She IL
safe.

New YORK. Feb. 1.-THE steamer Tennessee
u now out from this port - days. hCgri Tor San
Domingo; suil, little real fear exists here - %
her safety. The osiy PORTION of the roate where
she would be likely 90 encounter heavy weather
or rough sea would be from sandy n COX untl
she had crossed tie Gulf stream. on Cape Hat
would run IN les than two days, placing Ler on
the 18th Of January south OF the G3if.
HAD there been any bad weather during those
two days, there might se some slight ..rOund
for alarm, but the contrary Wa the caSe
Vessels which have arrived AZ tbs pcrt from
the south on the 18th. Ism and f9th OF Jan
nary uniformly reported me moderate weather.
Then vessels which have arrived since, wlta0ar
exception, when they report weather a. all, re
Tort nne weather ~ 20 hsttsrss. IL II, there
no storrns since che left. and could not haya
been lost through stress OF weather. AnS eve
If such was BY any chance encounter FL u wOll..
lie din cult 10 select a vessel more likely 20 81,
cessfully withstand it, sheckS th an The reunes
see. She Was only about years OLD, VA
built In the BTooklyn navy \ ard OF the bcst ma
teriAl, and WAS of immense size and strength
Under ordinary circumstances she wOa.
lie eight or nine DAYS In making her passage a.
IL n not NJ all unlikely that on such sil
would steam mp 10 her fali power. but wouii
mace available. N, then, she aversgef cighr
knots per hour. n would be doing very we'll. su,l
at that rate her passage would he over eight
dave After Arrival there, weeks might slspse
before any vessel would lie going 20 Havana
unless one was partially chartered 90 cArry the
intel diligence, which II was evident was not aoue
or her arrival would have been rePor ted ON th
point, that IL ming THAI the tennessee ma .
her passage without accident or interruptlo.
N n extremely probable, however, that So.
accident may have occurred 20 her machtn
which although not in any way Affecting
, safety would account tor her detention.
case OF such accident occurring while crss-iu.,
the Gull stream she would probably mai .
the best OF her way 60 Bermuda aud a.
communication from there Is very uncertail
this would account for the lack of Intelligent 2
from her. About the only real dangers sle
would have 20 encounter In the route, are from
taking fire, or from collision. and the rtss OF
theee dangers Is much less on board OF a man-oi-
war, than on an ordinary merchant yesse.
on account Of the high state OF discipline
on board, and the extra precaaticn Observed,
IL disabled after getting south OF Bsrmada
and attempting 10 teach her port under CANA
her tine OF arrival would be very uncertain.
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The Dowry for the Princess Louise
The COmfereuee Ac

LONDON, Feb. fo.-The House OF Lord. va.
mainly engaged tonight With notices OF mes,
ures OF merely local Importance. A message
from the Queen was received asking dowry Tor
the Princess LOuisf. suitable 90 the digpify OF
the crown. The message was read and M de n =
order OF the day for Monday. Adjourned.
In the House OF Commons al the correspou-
oence relating % the Franco-PrusSian war Va
presented, and notice given of many questions
to be put by the government touching the FOR
eign policy. Gladstone made an expl anatiou OF
the reasons why France WAS not Represented IN
authorities had promised Payre a pass FOR hiM-
self to attend tile London conference, IN a.
should he sent a. a representative OF Franc,
but the Prussian lag having been violated vixen
application was renewed by Favre 10 the iniil-
tarv authorities, the bombardinent had begun.
and Fayre declined 10 leave Paris.
Baxter. secretary TO the admiralty, in answer
TO questions As to the condition OF Par. All
the government has been able 90 spare .5il
tons Of food for the farisiaus, and thaf I.asi
tons more are ready tor shipment.
MI. Cochran reviewed the fore i'm relations Of
the country, and demanded a Ministerial stare
rneDt relative t. the condition Of affair. a re
gaids Prussia and France
There was subsequently brief debate noon
business VI local nature. Adjourned.
CONSULAR APPoINrNEN1s.
The Following consular appointment appeal
Ln the London Gd,,tte or to-day Archibald
New York; kotright, PhladelThia. MARA,
Portland, henderson, Boston; Booker, San
Baltimore.
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MEETING OF THs CHEsAPEAKx AND OHIO
CANAL BoARp.-At the meeting Of this boar d,
held at the canal ONCE in Hagerstown, on Tues,
Gay and wednesday, January eth and sth, the
ing the gross revenues for the year 1870 to be
40. ,es9.si. While this shows s,7ol.O6 less
than the year 1859 the expenses for the year 1910
snow 70 pc 15,3l4.os less than the year 1862
During the past year &i55.000 have been appro-
priatsd TO the payment Of interest and principal
on the repair bonds, TO October let, 1870. The
lssl amounting to S4 500, were ordered to Se
PAID. The board passed q resolution fixing the
rate OF toll on the canal from Cumberland 10
SeoreetoWn during the year 1871, the same a.
last year The board then adjourned TO meet AZ
hagerstown on wednesday March Sth.-Hasers-
torn Aoil.
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IHE EVENING STAR.
PtBLIsHKD DAILY, Sunday excepted,
Al The Star Buildings,
eYner PennsyIyanfa ~. and llth q.
HY THE
EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

TEE sTAB 10 served BY carriers 20 the-r sb-
tsTibers In the CITY sid District At TEN CENTS PEA
VIII or FORIIFouR CKSIs PIR koNfE. CoDAes
% the counter, Two CESIs.
PErcR PpR MAILING Three Mosths. o1.eo:
e1z Hcrths, % 90: One Year, - 90. No papers
re sent from the ocacs longer than paid for.
TIE WEEKLY sTAR-pstushsd On II day
Dornfng-o1 so year.
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~ The Pttisble plea OF the defendant In a
breach OF promise case In low Il that he "Wae
W earnest about marrying the girl until he got
the rheumatism"
81. Religious nour" is the latest nevsatv ia
Minnesota. Bag Of dour are filed With cards,
directing the attention Of the wicked and the
thoughtless to their spiritual needs.
~An Illinois liquor seller keeps tamper-
ance pledge behind his bar, and does all in his
power 10 induce his custonaen to sien il, even
to the extent OF giving them bad vhskey whom
they insist upon having their drinka.
@It u possible that the hanging Of the negro
TorS NJ Say. 70 % IN me ne New Yers
executioner. No one win take the Job, though
the fee ID 500 and the victims clothes.
"a gang Of PhiladelpAia "roughs" sends
notice to the newspaPer reporters Of that city
further reV0gts Of On unpleasant noturo are
printed. This y Press eensorship with ve3-
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ASTHE CA.slvAI.sSAS
PREMIUMS FOB rRerTING HORSES.

FIRST DAY.-hONDAY, February %. ISL.
iro'irs Stngh Ddsh. One M,Ls, Horses 20 80 10
GsansugeSS Road Wagoa.
First Premium.-AIl horses. Fine Road Wagon
Second Premium All horses owned in the Dis
Tlet OF solumba previous to January l. s7l. Single
God mcunted Harness.
Third Premium.-Horses in the District Of Colrra.
lie. Inc Robe for T. st, AID Pair Uf Blankets for
Fourth Premium An horses-barring The horse
winch wins IN the hrst race. Set o. Gold mounted
Harneas-slngle.
Fifth Premium -Double teams, both horses opr n cd
bJ one gentleman, and known 10 have been driv en-
Gold mounted Harness to first, and TO SCI Jud lena
some Robe and Blankets.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY. February 81
Trot:IHg One ME-,
puphcate Ci nrst day except fine whip is Civ en-
as premium each Gaze. After that the best sx-
IN hand. Handsome Six IL hand Whip.
seeond-best four in hand. Handsome Four in
Third.-Best tandem team. Handsome Tandem
Fourth. priv ate family carriage. Handsome
,fif,h.-Best gentlemen s saddle horse Saddle and
Bride.
siKth;mBest public hack and team Handsome
pair OF Blanket
Seventh FASTEST trotriDg horse under saddle,
Combining style and speed Saddle and Bride
q. u. ALEXANDER, CAauBtaR 81 Cow Hit'ss
Premiums 20 be seen a. the store OF y. A LrTz,
Js-.a Bro, Pennsylvania avenue, between A. and
All COMPETING horses to report 70 Col e. NJ AIE1-
ANpEE, Chairman Of the Committee. Marble Build
lnss 9Th street near Ola or before the 18th inst
gv1nS name, description, and owner OF horses
~ an bOiv irtI be set apart dsTpas tks day for
PERSONS lH rsh'ct> dBf hoTS5arG 20 appse, on rae
ar,HVs sgr,Rs fss f,cO dayS Of tie Calgtitay TL.
4,1r 'e'f &c hGsdGG annO"Hc.d for .ara # lie
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REVENUE WAR IN T8NNRssBs-Supery isos
Emery sent to Franklin county Tenn, on We'd
needay revenue oficer and Deputy United
soldiers to arrest I've persons for illicit dstil-
Ing. The parties were arrested, and Thursday,
ae Winchester. the Supervisor for the COUNTY
ws surrounced BY 800 armed mon, the prison
efs released, the property rescued and the men
nlaltreated That part Of the State IL ia omen
war with the government revenue laws. One
Of tho rescued prisoners, Jesse Arledge, nom.
Der Of the iste Constitutional Convention,
declared be could not be taken out Of Franklin
county. %
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koa Of the Coal Miners Strike Air
10 Resume work o. the IJah fass

iAhASlA, IA, teb. ll--At q meeting OF the
WoTkingmens Benevolent Association the
question OF the resumption Of work vas brought
up. AFTER considerable discussion and amend
ments being offered and withdrawn, IL was de-
cided on motion OF ". n. williams, tia: all the
counties shall resume work on the 18th OF Feb
ruary. lie yeas and NAYS were called for. aud
we're as follows 70 10 resume work, ana 5 not
70 resume.
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CONGRESS was duh to day. After Passing the
Alasks Land District Bill the House adjourned
~ quarter pest o'c'sck. The Senate at that
hour was engaged on private land bill.
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The Darien ship Canal surve,

N" fOhhs II CD. H. lac marine reporter OF
the Associated Press at Aspinwsll writes, under
date OF February % You will no doubt see
some glowing accounts by this steamer OF Car .
Seifridee having found q place for tie ocean
ship canal from the Atlantic Co the Pacific.
one, only one, OF his men, got across % the
Gulf OF San Miguel, by the old route OF LieBi.
Stfalns expedition come wears ago. by the A
trato river. Captain Selfridce found the pas
800 feet high II the lowest elevation. Tie a.
lance across ~ measured on the chart. is 10
miles, most OF which Is q very low swamp land
The distance from the Atlantic % the Pacif,-
by the route of the Panama railroad ~ - mile
ana the summit lie 20 feet above the sea
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Ten PRESIDENT and EISecretsry Borie lert
here this morning for Baltimore, Nd, to spend
the day with some friends in that city, They
will return this evening.
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NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Second Assistant
Engineer Joseph ID. Harm has been ordered
to the naval station at Mounc city, Ill. Lieu en-
ant Z. {. Todd has been detached from the
Pacific fleet and placed on waiting orders.
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oIILL ANOTHER DEATH FROM CoALsOu.-
On Thursday evening Mrs. Hodges, wife of "a :
Ger u. a Hodges, residing on Eastern avenue,
betw cen Choptank and Gist streets, was burned
10 death BY the explosion Of a coal oil Ia ND.
WhIe In the act OF placing the lamp on the
mantei in the second story front room, it ex-
pioded, and scattered the burning huid over her
person. She ran down the stairs, screaming in
the names increased, and At the front o; TIE
steps, che sank, overpOwered. When her nus.
band returned. he found her dead. No one Was
thirteen years or age, Who could do notbine to
eave her from her terrible death. Her face And
breast were burned and disfigured In q horrible
manner, and she had evidently suffered great
agony: She was but twenty three years OF -e
and LETT no family. The City Coroner was mott,
ned, but an inquest was deemed unne ,essary,
Bolt. G0xte.
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AFFfyoa Ont

purRSsTowN, Feb. l0.-The stAano.h;, D..
sla, from New York, touched this port' "1'
LONDON, FEB, l0.-The stesu,s6in nsp.s,,
Ano, IRON New York, arrived out yestersts,
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End Of o Libel Outs.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Feb. ll.-Col. John Bar
ter recovered Judgment to-day In the sum OF
80 .oe seton Tor libel against Saunders 4
Clark, editors and prolrietors OF Tie We an
Register.
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A "CACsx or TaOUBIK rRRNovRp.-Silas
Wilbur, was arrested in Baltimore, yesterday
charged on "oath Of Mary T.. wilbur, witl
being the cause OF trouble in. hor house, anf
that she u fearful Of him." In default Of BAL
10 Keep he peace, tho cause OF trouble" Wa
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Death 81 General sickIss' Fatbev-tu.

Nrw YORK, Feb. ii.-Signor Bag,olI. dire.tor
% S tne nrst Italian opera OF this country, and
istner OF the wife Of General Sickles, died here
this morning, aged "a.
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LONpck, feb. fl-There IS Q violent gale q
1song the coast OF the United kingdom 81,
ships are lahore near South Shields, and severa
hves are known 70 be lost. Numerou. wreck
afe apprehended.
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LoSDcN, Feb. TO-, 40 p. m.-Con~ol., ~ rar
poth; American securlties quiet and steady
bonds 1872, 3d.: ls65, old. g0s,; ls,7. 80, ten
iorties, - ex div; Erie, n Illinois. declining
lOeSi Great Western, -; Calcutta hn.sed,
I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10. I 20 p. m.-Caiton Fat
ana irregular; uPlsnds Orleans, a. Sales
have been 5000, export aud speculation, .00l-
STOCK OF cotton At sea, 5lS ,O9s merican 3sS O0p
Sales ct cotton on a ship named from New
orleans IN february,Ia for middling Orleans.
Advlces from Manchester are lexs favorable
and csusee dizziness in the cotton M ket here
New red western spring wheat. los. sd.ai1s. IVA.
Tor the highest grades OF No. I 20 the Lowest
grades CT NO. Breadstaffs quiet. Bacon H.
niddles.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. ARRIVED, the ship Gen
Skoiheld, from Savannah, with ; go bales Of
cotton; the Peruvian, from Savannah. With
100 bsles the lark Douglass Castle, from sa-
vannsh, with 2,0ll bales.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Il.-Arrved on the 10Th The
steamer City OF London, from New York. with
"a bales OF cotton; on the nth, the Russia
from New York, with I ,0i5, on the lith the
bark Sarah q. Cam, from Savannah Jan. 10th
with AIS bales. Total, 4,s76 bales.
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UeoAmeFD Arrived m N>-v
~ hokk, Feb: ll.-Ariyed the Csledoais
Asp.pHali. S'~1n0e'' IRON
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specie Coming Home.
NV Iosx, Feb. 1.-The Henry chsune,y
brings s7s 900 in epecie.
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TEE TBS DAYS allowed by the constitution Tor
the President to sign tie bill repeating the test
oath act has not expired, as stated by contem-
porary. The hill was received BY Kim on the
80 inst, and lesviDg out the tWs Sundays the ten
days viii not expire UEtil Wednesday next, the
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ANoTHkR SERIOUS CHARGE.

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A UsTIN 2. BROWN,
CONTRACTOR AND REAL Esy.ry AGENT
Former Of New York avenue and 18Th strest.

Property in all parts Of the city Tor sale on LONE
credit Houses erected Ter persons owl ing ground.
and Ion time notes taken in payment. Real sfAtS
Paper bought nd sold. fss-tf 7