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EA Notice to Tobacco Manufacturers..-
Having made new arrangements with Messrs.
Musser Il Col man for the sae of their patent
TOBACCO PRESSES, we are nov able to furnish
them at reduc ion Of 100 on Zach Press fr"m the
FIXTUR ES of all kinds furnished to order.
au l6-2w ETrENGEk Il EDMOND.
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George pr M NsAsls q wadiov W.
Soss H .s,y Ns,sInh r. W.m:
GsrdsnJ Mz O'Brien Pat7 yassr pa
",eshsm Mas 0Connell Dan Ysnosy Rsi,"d
, Ter U O'Leary Ricbd Zsohrissn, y,
'aiiasher Jno Vconnsf Tnos
=. rNfTfALss
MISS S-H1 Up L-r R-wAu
Fuo. 'hronicls-No u o of D,uifs o. a.
an 1-t THOS- h. BIGGER. -
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Uni State Committee in uadiana has
pomiaaIea Bell and Everett electoral ticket
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LOwNES 4 COOK .,,,aa,
Beg 70 form the public that he, sts ~ IA s..
which were destro, ed BY fire on the an "a %
and viii soon be better prepared than ~ Iii 70
all WORK ansrusted 10 them. Due notice y"
sivar s,f ,hs time Of recommending business
an lA-lw
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SERVANTS FOR hire & sALE.

L'OR SALE-To remain III or about Richmond,
L WOMAN, IN her 18th year, who has heen &C.
homework generally. She has also worked in the
field. She has son, good looking BOY org
wears old. Who is to be sold with her. Apply at
au l3- 3teod' CARY STREET JAIL.
TOR HIRE--A likely BLACK GIRL. ccus-
toned to house work and nursing chl dren.
THOS. ]. BaGBY,
Agent and Commission Merchant,
AL 1885 Wall st., under st Cfares Hotel.
nor SALE have for sale good COOK,
WASHER and lRONER. She is about IS or
80 wears of age and healthy. ANY person In want
of a negro woman of those qualities, can get one
by calling on WIN F. HUMPHREY. on the cor
ner of l4th and Dock streets or DICKINSON,
HILL 4 CO, Auctioners, on Franklin ST.
au l6-lwf
GOOD HOUSE SERVANT FOR SALE.
n have for sale. privately, likely BOY, about
II wears of age-a good house servant.
au Ib-lw HECTOR DAVIS, Auct'r
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sTlby Of Act OIL CDnEren9, l
% largest circulation in tn,
letters In this List, viii
RRTIsKD.
,S' LIST.
Lovinstein miss lisa Dol
Leahy miss Mary
Lee miss Lucy
Lamb miss Martha
Ledbetter 6usannnc l'd)
Martin mrs 4 H X
Martin mrs julia
Matthews mrs Bette
M etcalfe mrs Helen M
M IDor mrs tcare Of DR.
Jas Minor
Minor mrs l. ID
Morris mrs n ID
Mum mrs Sarah
Murphy mrs Chas
Marx Ellen tcOlored)
M ason miss Rebecca
Miller miss Elizabe tn
Null miss Eliza
Murras miss Fannie 8
Morris miss 8 A
Mckaen mrs
nj oMahon MARY
New miss Mildred 8
Neidt mrs E2
Oakley mrs Mary
Owen miss Mary A
Price miss Bette 5
Probst miss Sarah A
pritchard MISS Nj r.
Petway mss Mary ]
Parrish miss Wary
Payne miss Martha
Powell mrs Mary y
Powers mrs A V
Poindexter mrs Cath
Pleasants mrs W e
Pierce mrs s K
Reece mrs Milly
Ritcher mrs RO
Richards mrs Jane
Reihn mrs I H
Robinson mrs
Ramos miss Lizz'e
Reed miss Emeline
Reed miss Ellen
Richter miss Emma
Richards miss Jane
Robinson miss Mary =
Register miss Mary
SCOTT miss Sarah r.
Snelllnss miss NJ +
Stiles miss G X
Sullivan mrs LUCY
Sch wink mrs Frank
Swami mrs 8
Staples mrs Ann
Strange mrs Rebecca
Seals mrs Julia
Sharp mrs II
Sims mrs Sarah r
Smack mrs & p
Smith mrs NJ w
Stansbury mrs II 2
Street mrs X w
Statham mrs G Al
TaliaferrO miss l. A
Talley miss n K
Taylor miss NJ J
Taylor miss P
Taylor miss NJ w
Terry miss Eliza
Tinsiey miss isabella
Thompson miss L H
Tim berlake miss Z
Turner miss Antney
Tompkius miss NJ AZ
Taylor mr., A NJ
Tay Tor mrs V L
Tanant mrs M A
Tillson mrs n II
Turpin mrs M
Tauman mrs Laura
WIlllce miss Kit
Wyatt miss NJ J p
w allsce miss ] X
Weare miss Alice
Wa.ner miss julia
Watkins miss ] B
White miss 8 L
White miss +
Wilson miss J N
Woodward mrs Z
Walkden mrs Sarah
Wade mrs G Nj
Warren mrs y
Wells mrs Br axton
White mrs NJ X
Wilson mrs Mary
Willard mrs H
Williams mrs l.
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ICHMoND WHOLESALE DEALERS

Il II +. r. NJ F. S.
A Southern Literary and Fdmilv P1psr, pub
iiShed Weekly IN Greensboro, n. C.,
Is press nted to- the Richmond Trads as a superior
medium for advertising. Being the oldest South
ern family paper, neither political nor sectariap,
it circulates equally all parties and sects.-
Besides a general circulation in every part of
North Carolina. the TIM rs has, also, good cir
culatlon in the States Of Virginia. Tennessee,
South Carolina, Georgla and Alabama, and Tor
wholesale dealers IL good medium for adver-
tslng in those States. Only select advertisements
are inserted. Terms At the rates OF Sl2 4 year
for q square of nine lines, averaging nine words
each.
. l know of no Weekly published anywhere that
is So deserving of Southern patronage as The
'rlmes ,'-ker / z. EHDn1S T-2tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The under
NJ signed having returned to this CITY, Re
ing the ORIGINAL MOUNTED TR UMPETER,
begs leave to receive his share of patronage from
the Troops-havIns performed to day for the first
lime for the Chesterfield Troop.
WALTER C. WHlTTLE.
Can be found at his Barber Shop, between "a and
3D.. on south side of Broad street.
Richmond, Aug. IL, 1850 au 18-lt"
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NEW BOOKS.

,,ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK -
" FOR SEPTEMBER,
Now ready at
SMITHS News Agency, Main ST,
Near the Post Office.
THE MILL ON THE Floss. Cheap EDITION
so cents. - -. ~ ~
DIME NOVEL, No. 5: THE GOLDEN BELT.
10 cents ~
LESLIE. HARPER'S WEEKLY, LEDGER,
MERCURY, and all the papers OF this week
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IIOUsE a 4 u sTaN PAINrIN0'
WILLIAM REylLI.

(IArKo rHE finn CT sAuLg 4 Bky.kh AL
Continues the business Of HOUSE, SISs.,, .sd,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. At the oa ssshslls
punlie PATRONAGE All orders, IN city OF soasa.bs
will be executed with rremptRess, ON tesnsIIs
terms. AND ~ the h@st ~, le ~ -
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RA rhe Greatest Bargains ever offered
IN DRY GOODS,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS IN THIRTY DAYS.

RKINS e CO.,
No. 14 Eagle Square,
Have this day opened their stock of FALL and
WINTER GOODS on hand. and will continue to
sell them off at retail in large quantities at un
precedented low prices for THIRTY DAYS, when
they will close the bala1ce at auction. We invite
the attention of the Ladies particularly to our
stock:
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
Do. PARIS DE LANES.
POPLINS and VALENTlAS.
French MERINOS and Black ALPACAS.
BOMBAZINES and Plaid MERINOS.
Black CHALi les and PARIS DE LANES.
Large stock Black and Colored Wool and Me-
rino SHAWLS.
KID GLOVES, LACE SETS, and EM3ROI-
DERIES, PERKINS & CO,
au l4-l5t No. 14i Eagle Square.
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81 H rs. m GAS. 7. woRTHAM > Y"
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to- Guns, Guns, Guns. Just received fr ON
England hundred and fifty fine DOUBLE
GUNS. Sportsmen wishing to equip themselves
for the Fal Campaign. are requested to call and
examine my stock before purchasing, as am con-
hdent can exhibit the best assortment Of Goods,
in my line, to be found in any house IN the State.
JAMES WALSH,
aus Sim Gun Importer, 60 Main st.
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Ma Wheeler IL Wilson's

Ma Wheeler Wilson's -.
SEWING MACHINES.
Factory in Bridgeport. Conn Principal Office,
sos Broadway, N. Y Virginia Office 227 Main ST.,
Richmond. Branches throughOu the State.
They are not, and will not, be made or sold by
parties interested IN the sale of other NJ achlnes.
au Sim L. Il. CRAIGE, Agent
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h Southern Savings Bank,

IA Superior Old Whiskeys. =. Just re.
ceivo fresh supply of Old "Chssnut Grove" and
Mountain Rye WHfSKEY. Also, a lot of superior
CHERRY and BLACKBERRY BRANbIES,
which we offer wholesale or retail.
MCKEEVER & BROKEN,
Wine and Liquor Store,
No. Exchange Hotel Building,
aulS-2 Pearl street.
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COMMISSIONERS UFFiCr,, ,.so

rTO TUE CKEDiTURS OF THE
L FATE OF PETER 6. WQoi, pne vaS ,rs
hereby notified that at the request d ~ al
Wood, Administrator of the estate ~ ~. al b.
Peter g. Wood, deceased. have appprssssll
Sands, for receiving proof of dsSls OF es ysIea
AGAINST the said decsdent or his estate a. s,ssa
time and place GU are required 10 s,tohE roaau
under my hand. as Commissioner OF sne ,sr ttss
Court of Henriea County, the day ara yssDs
afore said. Tau l3-5tl JOHNSON II. $40
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NJ Mrs Harriet A. Rndy would respect
fully inform her FRIENDS and CUSTOM ERS
that she has REMOVED HER RESIDENCE to
6th street. between Broad and Grace
MfNGS, in the business of FASHION ABL L
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
N. B.->TYLES and PATTERNS RECEIVED
MONTHLY au I5-lw
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~ Have you Cough, Cold, pain in the
Chest or Bronchitis In tact, have YOU the pre-,
monitory symptoms of the "insatlate archer"
Consumption? Know that relief is at hand in
WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
CO.. w. PETERSON, J. 2. DUVAL. and bs all
other deale rs in medicines. au l5-2tW&S
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EDUCATIONAL.
[ For Other Educational" Notices, see Sd Page.

KALORAMA FAMILY SCHOOL, STApN;;
TON vA.The nexs q , ~. sssb OF
The number of pupils is limited to sixteen' ana
no day scholars received. o bv M,s
shefIay. raliot of DANIEL Shelley, at Ralnrama the
family residence, still continues to ofer attrao
tons to parents and guardians pfeieffinB ho'iio
II ia The design of the School to afford the advan-
tages OF home education. without ils us"a .ni
tases-to unite the system, regularlt. ana appgmI
cation OF school. with someth,ng OF tne eo'ei"
Mrs HANSON and Miss SH sFFEy: who. from the
6rst have activei, aided their mother IN conduct
ing the SCHOOL, and Tor the las, tn. ee,,nne TO ex
ert their best energies for the good oil the puphs
And having secured the services OF M ,;ma 20
well tested ahllity who will devote all MS tlino W
the School they think, with SD large runu1 a vi
teachers in proportion TO the number 81 sEno onssi
their little establishment nav take rank anonsst
the most thorough if not amopsst the most SNOWY
OF Vlrginias Schools for Young Lane CON-
Beard and English Tuition per SESSION.
Circulars may be Obtained hy agpllcation to g. Mrs.
sHEFFEY and DAUGHTERS Ka'0rama sfann-
Persons wishing more impartial information are
to the 1esses @ the sShoS
BENJAMIN Crawford Esq, John Hartman, ESQ.,
Hon Jackson Morton Washington D. C.
Joseph Segar. Esq Hampton, va
David Graham. ESQ GIaham's Forge, W'the
F. H. Mays, Esq Fincastle. Va,
Hon VIM l.. Goggln, Otter Bridge, Bedford
Col Samuel Drewry, Drewrysville, Southampton
Gen. $: H. Lewis, Port Republic, Rockingham
county, Va
Nj. ". Effnger. Esq. Harrisonburg, Va.
Philip Pc wers, So. Berryvllle, Clarke county.
Also For the general character and tone of the
School to the following well known citizens OF
Rev. Jas. Latane, Rev. J. C. Wheat, DR.. Alex'r
Waddell, DR. F. I. Striking DR.. j. G: Merrlllat.
Hon. L. =. Thompson, Thomas J. Mlchle, FsQ :,
Jefferson Finney, Esq, N H. Trout, Esq, WIN.
n Tams. Esq. au l8-dlt&sw
re- Wing opy IN semi weekly till forbid
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n DrsrArcH FOR rER SPRINGS, &c.-Pasons
sotas to the waferins Places caa haze t@ DAILY
DISPATCH mailed to them for any length Of
fsrns, ey ieactas they orders at the eosnftng roon
and pavsns IN adeaaet for the tune NAMED.
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AJ. Pitfield George,

AJ. Pitfield George,
(In NJ. Blair & Co.'s Bnilding)
CORNER OF CARY AND 18TH SIS, RICHMOND, VA :,
Has 10 store aud ofars for sale low
LICORlCE, of approved brands.
TONG VA BEANS, of prime quality.
GUM ARABIC. of different ~ AIDES.
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure and sweet.
au 9-lm
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LETTER LIST.

7 ISTOTLETTERS--Re Minis in the RICH
IL M0ND POST-OFFIcE, on the 18th day of
August, 1850.
M Published by authority of Act Of Congress, IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed.
M Persons calling for letters In this List, will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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COWS Fer SALE.
ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,I
RIcANnNn. Anr u. $50 \

RIcHNoSp, AuE II, lsP
The Nom Comm oned Ufiicerseith'
Hi Company will meet ~ Military Hal ta'
~ tFRlDAY) evening, at O'Clock, Tor spesiA
uslness.
The Company will assemble at tAc same NO.
and place, on MONDAY evening, ooh inst 'o'
Company drill. $500.
Members will pay attention to the tact, thMs ~
sence from four successive drills. vi th0at sps
factory excuse, disquslihes them from iH'As'
menb srshlp.
BY order Of the Captsin. So.
~ MANN n LAT SefsL
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BY order of the Captain.
au l7.-3t JN0. MCDONALD, LIST Sefs =
,lH,(nNn NnlTION as CODE OF WIN

= GiNIA.-PROPOSALS will be received ., W.
Secretary of the Commonwealth, until the -s. aI
the present month. for puhhsblrE me eeoV ~
Edition of the CODE or VIRGINIA. BY AZ -
of the last General Assembly, the secreta,' "a az
CURED to prepare this edition, oil whleh ~
copies are to be printed IL Is required " ee -
respects equal in paper, printing and plns o4 80
the FIRST edition. and the law requires o ons \
security to be taken for the faithful e1eeu.vsk -.
the work. The copyright is 10 be secured io' ~
Commonwealth. hE..,,os
Persons desiring to contract LOT the puuima =
Will mt IN their BIDS at 80 much for the volume,
The work will probably be about $50 pages A -,
than tho first edition; but, more ri ss,' ~
bad must TIA by the volume compiete. 49,,
CURED BY law. The Secretary reserves 49,
to Judge of the competency of the Puo.'isas5 ),
perform the work, aud 10 take the BID Tie
him 20 he the best for the Comrnor Se r., De-
work must I've ready for deIveey by the ara"
GEORGE W. MUNFOKp
an i5-tAu25 Sec'y of the CommonSetEs-4
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II -Four hundred tons, ..T' patteIg, weighing
kfsy-twe pounds 70 .hs ward. in the shp :. Juliet
Point. For sale b. JAMES DUNLOP.
suf-N fshfspWS
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VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE. -,


Office corner Main and l1h streets, Richmond.
Life, Term. ana Endowment Policies issued,
and AnnuItIes granted the most h eral terms
Slaves insured for a single year, or for a term OF
years.
Capital and Premiums loaned TO customers
Policy holders pa tlclpate in The PROFITS, and vote
IN all elections of the Company.
VIM. H. MCFARLAND. President
SAM,t j HARRISON, Vice Pres't
BLAIR-BURwELL, NJ D.. Medical Adviser.
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OF r Tue OF THE VI 1 ENTINFEh,{
RICHMOND. August Nth, 1860.
TO BUILDERS PROPrSALS will be re-
ceved at this office until II O'Clock Nj. on
Thursday nexf. the 23d inst, for the erection of
TIRES story building the vacant lot at the south
west corner of 10th and Bank streets. Plans and
specifications Of the work can be- seen. and torms
Of proposals obtained, on application aL this office.
BIZ order of the Com on Public Grounds and
Rudlngs l8-td1 w. GILL. CITY tpg'r
, 1860-12-18
SO 1T GOES.

The pc1nicious example Of permitting
one or half q dozen Cotton States 10 Sc
cede is shown By movement projected in
Washington by certain citizens Of Missouri,
to detach that State from the Union, md
set up government independent alike Of
the North aud the South. Wed not attach
much importance to the dispatch which
brings this intelligence, althorgh we havc
been advi4cd that the humbug Of "peacc-
able secession" advocated in quarters
where it ought not TO have been aavoca-
ted, had greatly dcmorallzcd the Union
men Of Missouri, and had given the nulli-
fers of the State an influence far transcend
ing their numbers and personal weight.
Nevertheless, VIC will stake anything in
reason, that Missouri never attempts seces-
sion, either Of tic sort which South Caro-.
lima and Georgia are essaying, nor Of the
kind which her own disunionists are sa:1
to be plotting at Washington.
, 1860-12-18

The following letter from Friar's Point.
written by Mlr. Sa1uucl J. Halle, OF tho firm o{
Berlin & Halle, ci0thtcrs, Oh Front Row, In
this city, fully explains itself:
Fn1AR's Polx7. Miss. Dec. II, 1860.
TO the Editor Of the Daily Argue:
There is great excitement in this communi-
II. The people IRE In arms against the North
cru men who hare been III tie country hut q
few months. On yesterday cveusns two gins
and negro quarter were fred simultaneously,
doubtless BY the procurement Of these wretch
cs. The night was lit up for miles around.
The Vigilance Committee were soou under
arms. and proceeded to the room of three car-
pentcrs, one oy the natle of uamlin, the 9TH
crs unknown, aud took Nens aud hung them to
the fiat trrs, and GfletHuni cut ntfn doxn and
burned them!
The town is under arms, the military arc pa
FadinS the streets, aud ali is excitement aud
alarm. This morning the remainder Of tue
Northern men were sent up the river on the
steamer Peyton some Of them were branded
with she letters 6. 3. {gin baznefs}, beiurc be-
In. shipped. Fourteen gins have betn burned
iu this county during the last six weeks, and
the people hare determined to stopi 1t.
IN AdosuioNist soas Ada9el, bar7tlod up and
7olled into he Tirer at is point lat .oeek and il
.eas prooanyto auenge ny de1M dtat he tas! gin,
.azr find i nc3rv implicated TIE f'4ea saaa .extt
hung. He said that they had told him that all
the negroes were to be free next March, when
Lincoln becomes President, and that there will
be general rising Of the negroes then.
Tho Vigilance Committee hhve sworn tt
hing cvery Northern man who. comes here
| frui1 this time until the 9Th Of March, Ind al
such had better be IN Ill than Fria1's Point
| SAMUEL ]. Halle.
, 1860-12-18

Gen. Cass has actua.ly resigned the office
Of Secretary Of State, on account Of tic
Presidents refusal 10 ecnd xcinforcemen's
to the officer III charge at Fort Moultrie.
The Washington Gon<itution, "to correct
misapprchensions in The public mind"
gives precisely the same reasons for tile
steps which the public have all along
" m;sapprchcnded." At:orncy-General
Black has been called to the post Of Becrc-
tarv Of State, nnd the President is now
cropping about for IN Attorney General.
We are glad to record wise, just ard
patriotic act On the part Of Gen. cass In
the later years of his long cttlcial cnrcer
He need not await the tardy applause Of
posterity for tue step which he las taken.
His contemporaries recognize and commend
the Independent course which says TO the
world have no fellowship with treason; :;
u cannot tarnish my good name by asso~
aciating with lis aidcrs and abettcrs."
, 1860-12-18

In the House oil Representatives yeslcr-
day resolution was adopted by vote Of
Isl to IL, recommending the repeal Of all
State laws that conflict with the Constitu-
ton and laws Of the United States. This
is eminently just and proper. We trust it
will hare the otfect TO purge the statute
books Of Louisiana and Mississippi OF all
laws interfering with the freedom Of speech
and the press, as well cs to persuade Yer
mont aud Wisconsin to repeal anything
found in their respective codes ut variance
with the plain teachings OF thc Constitu-
ti6n. We are not aware that any such
such thing is to he found in tho latter
States, but if it be there it is altogether just
and safe TO urge al immediate review and
repeal.
, 1860-12-18

The Ministry At Larse i purely benevolent not
logical Ii t. objects know@ no sectA ereeds nor
denominations. it, MiaA1on 10 to feed tho hungry.
closhc tue naked u sa.tn nig4tschoos for ne N;
trncton Of such cut Oh from the Advantages Of
the Common SEhuol system, and ahore Al 70 psosido
homes fof the nouselcs md homeless children, WIG.
bY the death crime or misfortune rf raftur. hare
Been thrown nron the CHARITY Of ri. Christian ety
During the lat year It hsa accomplished much f.r
ever one Of The objects enumerzted but It lse
At tic beginning Of tncfemrnt season, without I'd
0uatc funds tor the OF s work. The calls
upon a.r increasing; but Its means ART zreaty r..
stFicted.
20 -ou1d resrond T., an nrreai for i: s"ppoft; ana
among the many methods RECOMMENDED Tor fais!n&
money nnue has met with such favuf ~ CHARITY
BALL. under the patronage ct the ladies 10 whom tno
ruYeftHE never cFy In rain
The undersigned, Committee chosen tof Inc pnF-
Pose, bes IL A>sufe the puhllc:
uonAble IN character.
= 2d-That the eutrr sum raised thereby VIII ot d.
vptcd not to The payment Of the salaries IT feploye
but @Acrcdly n The w1uts & she poor: arc
HThat In the TIL 4uH, ale df!thgF
the fstl MR. nationality Of tnc Applicant shall be
4Aktu e1ts1oFM Afy pains a!sal be tAken that none
hut the really moor arc aAe1etcd,
, 1860-12-18

We are overwhelmed with applications
for an exchange, and arc compelled to de-
cline IN almost every instance. Our cx-
change list has come to BE- an enormous
tax upon Us, and sclfprotoction renders it
necessary, against our inclination, not to
enlarge it. VIII our country coutempora-
pectus for 1861, do ns the favor not to pub
1sh Il It would crafty US to send cur
daily edition to every journal in the North
west, but really wc cannot afford to do SO.
, 1860-12-18
THE CITY.


es5 will be paid by the DAiLr 9R1DusE for
the best written New Years Address, Of from
one hundred and nffy to twohundred and flfty
lines, to be sent in by the Goth Of December,
Rejected addresses returned If desired. Id
dress G: r BRAcKH1T,
~;,':' TribunepfIIce, Chicago.
, 1860-12-18

GREAT ATTRACTION N FHE AETs.-The large
eae by auction Of elegant OIL Paintings In superb
rflt frames Is TO bo continued this evening at
O'Clock r. H., by Gilbert + Sampson, No. s. Lake
street. An hour or 10 spent at their gallery wil}be
a rich treat.
, 1860-12-18
INTENSE EXCITEM ENT At FRI
AIRS POINT, MISsISSIPPI.

Fourteen Gin Houses burned in SIX
Wcek4--Acstoa oft3Ae Vigilance Conn
Y11fttce---TArec Northern Mechanics
Hung aud Ikurncd--Northrn f1cn
branded and Senk up The River
sworn Vengeance Of the Vigilance
Comultttcc.s'
, 1860-12-18
FAMINE IN KANSAS.
Public Mec&lng Tonight In Metropolis
TAN HAIL.

The undcrigned unite In calling Public
Meeting ut Metropolitan Bali, this evening, at
halfpast seren o'clock, to take into considcra-
tion the present terrible dcst;tution In Kansas.
resulting from the drought and consequent
loss Of crops, and to devise such action as the