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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-29
Tn. South Carolina state Convention

CHARLESTON. Dec. 25.-The obligation Of
secrecy relative to an ordinance passed yes
terday in secret session, has been removed
This ordinance amends the Constitution OF
South Carolina respecting the Executive De-
pertment:
First. The Governor has power to receive Am
tsssadors, Ministers, and Consular Agents of For
eliza powers; conduct negotIatIons with Foreign
powers make treat eS, by and with the advlce OF
to appoint, with the sdvioe and consent of the
tenats, ouch Ambassadors, public Ministers, and
Consu >, as the General Assembly MAJ have pre-
vlously directed 10 be appointed; also, all otner
officers whose appointments have not otherw Ise
been provided for by law ; fill vacancies during the
recess OF the Senate, By lssnIns COMMISSIONS to
officers for whose nomination ne would otherwise
have required the consent of that body-these
commissions to expire at the next following ses-
sion OF the SENATE. To convene the Seua'e when
ever necessary, provided neverthe less, that dur
ing the existence of the Convention. all treaties,
directions for the appointment of Foreign Minis
teIs. &C., be subject to rs advice and consent.
pint four persons, who W tin the Lieut. Governor
shali form a Council, To be called the ExecutIv g
Council, whose duty 1t shall be TO advise with
Mr.. Rhett spoke on the report Of the COM
mittee who had under consideration the ad-
dress TO The Southern people; also, on the or
dinance forming Sou thern Confederacy. He
said the object OF speedy combination was the
permanent protection Of their rights. He IA
yored the proposition OF doubling the number
of representatives in the General Convention,
and adopting ths articles of confederation for
i Provisional Government.
Mr.. Memminger in the secret session yes
ferday, from the committee TO whom was re-
ferred the resolutions on citizenship, reported
every person in South Carolina at the time of
secession, whether born, temporary residen It's,
or naturaliZed, shall continue citizens until
death. Free whites, whose fathers were then
residents Of the State. and citizens of other
States who may reside in this seven mon tbs,
with the inteu ton of remaining, shall, on
taking the oath OF allegiance, become citizens.
Free whites, on entering the army or navy,
shall take the oath of allegiance.
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AucxIoN gArD.
FUTURE DAYS.


TTsggs4JTEEs sA AIIirg or y4 4HE M.
NER OF CLAY AND THi u sTk BE-
dated 7,h February. 1880 duly recorded in Rich
mond Hastings Court, shall, In ex scution there
81 90 4 .s Ss
Their. ai.sr, the real sstats conveyed py the ssid
c;a 81 Of Lot aay9s a irSn, On tine
back on the west line OF 81 street iso feet to an al
ley Is feet wide. on which there stands most ex-
Ssns brick sps and
slrabls nsishborhood. and y, altogether, first
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
perfect but the subscriber Will convey only with
I'd de osSA' '''''i ~aI JOHN L. TATE. Trustee.
l. EARN IN hENRIcO. ON THE Virginia
CENTRAL RAILROAD, AND ON THE MEA-
RR k sNB JyEy TLFS aE kSka
By virtue Of deed of trus. from the late Gervas
storrs to Edwin Burton, llor whom the under
cree OF Henrico County Court and james ons;
bearing date on the nth May. 1899 duly. recorded
In conformity to the provisions Of the SAID deed OF
trast. VIII sell at public agct,on t9 the highest
Of n ss At Ii OF oooet A. NJ Il sr
nn., the ti5st fair day thereafter the REAL Es
IhIE ana SLAVfS conveyed by the SAID deed,
viz: The valuable tfact OF land located as above on
WHICH the late Gervas Storrs resided at the time Of
his death, and which WAS oocuuied by Mrs. Martha
less; also. II valuable SLAVES, embracing men,
women and children. The said farm is so we'll
known that minute description is deemed un-
necessary. Suffice 1t to say, that it is. from its
location and other qualities, regarded as valua-
bic estate. A plat and survey will be exhibited at
the hour of sale. The Slaves are, for the most
part, young and likely.
TBBMs.-For the real estate, one fourth cash
balance at IL. 1S and "a months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by trust deed, or
title retained. For the Slaves, months credit,
for approved, endorsed, negotiable paper, interest
added !JH aaE B. tYfooEHsN e,} Trustees.
7. AS Executors Of Mrs. Marths storrs
dse'd we shall; At the same time and place, sell
following valuable slaves, viz: 2 Men, 2 W omen,
zGjrls and Boy. Also. Carriage and Harness,
d.u 20 6 sT WGtRtkhIIAMsoN,} Executors.
p. S.-Wll be added to the ab1vs TWO able
bodied, active. middle aged FARM HANDS.
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WARRINGTON. Dee. 2s.-The newsf tbs oc.
srrssiou OF Fort Mouitrie and Gaze pink.
sew resched the Administration tod Ths
C.hiuet is in session to-day, and the Croiina
Gommissioners are In conference with aen,
The Senate Select Committee broke n To-
ssy without any concert of action witlrale
nee 70 the crisis. Ii will request to bids.
rharSed next week. The House Comm.
viii make q SIMILAR request.
The South Carolina Commissioners in w
=, the alleged stipulation on the part off,
president that The garrison in Charleste
h.reor shall not be augmented, nor the ma
t.ry status Of the posts changed, have req uess |
Al Information OF the President whether Mai
Anderson led by authority or in consequence
al auy order. The President responded in the
negative and added that Anderson had acted
aontrsry % the we'll known wishes of the Gov
ernnent. The Commissioners then req ues ted
The President TO remand Maj. A. TO Fort
xouItrie. but after six hours Cabinet session
no definite course was resolved upon.
Itis understood that the Commissioners will
resign their mission and return home If Mai
Anterior is not remanded
Kumors are rife, that troops have been or
de I'd from Boston to Charlesto but they are
dIcredited in high quarters.
Ball and Kelley, cadets at West Point from
Alabama, have resigned.
About seventy five Congressman from the
border States met in caucus to-night-Mr
Crittenden, Chairman. and Colfax and Bar
rett Secretaries. Mr.. Corwin's propositiou
were eleven amendments TO the Constitu ton
offered, one by Mr.. Pryor asserting that an a
tempt to preserve the Union between a State
and he Oonfederacy by force would be qual.
ay unconstitutional and impolitic, and the de-
stsacton OF Republican liberty one by Mr.
Nallandigharn, substituting the Crittanden
resolutions; one by Coifax, that the laws of the
Union should be enforced, and the Union OF
the States mainl ained and that il Is the duty
OF The President to protect the U s. property
with all the power placed in his hands, and
one by Morris. of Ill, that In pursuing AIRY
plan for The adjustment of the existing diff.
enlties we will keep steadily In view the pre-.
ssryation of the Union under the Constitution
as paramount consideration.
After desultory debate, in which Messrs
NoH, Fryer, Smith of Va, jenkins, Sherman
Stanton, Oolfax, Noe, Hinchman. Montgom.
cry, McClernapd, and Harris of Va. partici.
pated all pending propositions were, on motto G
OF the last-named gentleman. referred to a
committee of fourteen-one from each State
rspresen ted-to report on at a future meeting
10 be called by 1t, If il agreed upon any plan.
After this &C ton, the meeting adjourned
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BY K. d. Cook, Auet.

S5rXAITrESEuS MILC { r COWS, HORSE,
Fo iSD 5s.i Hay. O., OATS: &C. AT AHCTIQNT
O'olocs. q. the late TesIdsncs q GJs u: /. Bal
Road ABOUT two miles from the city,
Is Mich G0Ws IS ssme of winch are very fine;
do. BULLS;
WAGONS. nearly new;
RoccKAWSAY;
] Reliable Family HORSE;
a9se sic sGd s GMPRtfNh sETbs
VEGGEsIT 5 ES; crops of CORN, F Cd D Z r.
n 1ATs a of HOGS HOGS amongst which ar.
splendid Irish GIsziers and Berkshires.
A tne sane TINE w H. be sold all the Household
usual variety.
Sale positive and without reserve.
TERHs-Made known at sale.
deI 4. B. COOK, Auct.
ExECuTOkS' SALE or PERSONAL
r PROPERTY, &c, AT AUCTION On MON
late Of eo2s HowaT S ss Z. ene
ner of 2sd and Venable Bts, Union HILL all the
HE05GGef5 xSb tis2f
HaB$E : FURNITURE WAGON;
Tof sfIs with variety sS Ct FARMING UTEN-
A lot oto Of HOGS, CORN FODDER, sHUcKs, &c.
TERMs.-Made known a. sale.
GHAAR4t EsI R,RD,
Executors of George Howard. decd
Sale conducted by +. B Cook, Aucroneer.
IA The above RESIDENCE is FOR RENT
Apply to the Executors. de "
TRUST SALE OF ACCO FIX
ITURES, &c The underser ed will sell at
public auction, at the Tobacco Factory corner of
tGal Railroad Depot, IN the CITY of Richmond, on
THURSDAY; the Sd day of January, 1851. begin
FIVE Benches, completes: two Stoves; Pots; Mills;
Castings; Levers; one set Fairbanks Scales; Block
all other Tools end apparatus connected with the
said fsctoIy The property Is desirable to any
on a moderate scale.
TRRMs.-The sum of $50 and nader, cash over
$40, four months credit. tor approved, end orsed,
negotiable notes Il. r. HOWlSON, T1uslee
A-Ssle conducted by Z. b. Cook, Auct.
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NEGRO HIRING.

The subscriber Segs to return his acknowledge
ments to his friends and patrons for their favors
during the past six years. az would inform the m
that he still continues the business of HlR NG
OUT NEGROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES,
COLL ECTlNG G q 8 and al business per.
he gives his personal attention.
Parties IN the country who may entrust the
hiring of their Negroes TO him. may rest assured
OF every attention beng paid to Getting them none
other but good homes and the best prices, and in
the event of sickness, the best MEDICAL and PER
has also large com Portable apartment. connected
with his office, where those servants who are not
provided with places to stay at night during the
b ring, may remain, with good hire, free Of
IA Negroes for hire tho coming, year, had
possible.
To those at distance to whom | am personally
unknown, beg TO refer to the following persons ::
Dickinson, Hill ( Co., Richmond DR.. thomas
l.atane, Arthur Temple. John Lumpkln; Thomas
Fauntleroy, King and Queen county !; Or: F. d.
land county; John 1. Latane, w c Latane, DR.
John Lewis, King William county Geo. Turner,
Richard Turner, F. Maginniss. Thomas Lee, King
GEORGE county Ro. rqdsln: Or. John D. Butler,
Caroline county; n. J. B. Whitlock, DR.. James H.
Latane, Ed. Noel, Bsv. D. Roy, J. Roy Mic9u,
Thomas c. Olopton. Jefferson Stubhs, Jasper c.
Hughes, Gloucester county Parkes Slater, James
CRY county DR.. Ro. A. Payne, Richmond county;
WIN. h. Clopton, Ro. Howle. DR.. L. G. Crump,
Jno 8. Lacy, r. T. Lacy. New Kent county; Dab
ney Parrish Louisa county; VIM: d. Clopton, r.
LunenbuIg county; J. B.. Chewing, Culpeper
Capt 8 Middleton. John Gormly, Norfolk.
de lS-d&wlm
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.HE CHISWlCk SLHOOL-
N ISIS Z s CLO TONS
uA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
This School is In successful operation Its loca-
ton for hea tn is unsurpassed and it presents one
OF the finest water scenes IN the country. 1t is
ell. ls immediately on the water, and has the ad-
vantage of as fine salt water bathing as can be
had anywhere. The Misses CLoProN can take
eight moro pupils than they now have. upon early
application. The course of tuition will be tho
rough.
TERMS, FOR THE SESSION English, $50; Eng
Ish, including AlgebTa or Geometry, or both s 10;
French, $40; Latin, 520 Music, Piano and Guitar
sach 500; use OF Piano. $40 Board, w ashng,
Fuel and Light, $500.
The School opened on the first Monday In Octo-
Der, and Will close he last of May.
Pupils can rem in during the summer months,
and those who desire it can receive their regular
musical instruction.. de I3--lm
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BY Crenshaw l. Co., Auct's.
I'VE THOUSAND BAGS PRIME RIO

Tive THOUSAND BAGS PRIME RIO
COFFEE AT AUCTlON.-W will offer for
next. at our warehouse on the Basin. commence
ing at ii o'clock A. M. the cargo of the bark Fan
ME CIenshaw, just arrived direct from Rio de ia
metro. consisting of
5000 bags Prime and Choice RIO COFFEE. in
double bags, and selected expressly for this
market.
TERMS Under 800. cash over that amount,
four months credit, paper to he made satlsta ctory
to the sellers. CREhSdAW 4 co ,Auct's
de IS Richmond. Va.
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''s e e. Of ss:d q l s,ss;
H sna 81 r cssrs + .h
proceed 70 sell upon the premises. on Nun DAY.
All sasnss ~ IN :sS
and ss Il s q. S
bsing the same Lot leased to the said Simuas Hy
has r. F: and si and Ss o.
ments; and. also, all his tsaid sImms) .Leasshold
s sa sad q sSs . sa ss
Boilers in and to the said Planning Mil.
The deed ,sssi,s: the property 70 b sold for
Day 3: m n y ~hs f. frss = me
AND POSbs. FIVE MILES WksTiT Of RfcH-
By snS S 81 ds:
ess o. fsg, is and ed record 10 the
signed as trustee named therein viii preo.sd to
NEsDAY. the "a day Of January, 1851. st il o'oi'k
which SAID Warberton resides ON the old Deep K IN
TuInplke. Eve miles from the city of Richmond.
small dwelling house. all necessary out houses,
and large iee house and pond sufci.n to gil il.
with from August nss a. sS's and ID
expenses of sale and upon credit a. to 8 SAG IS
as to the balance as said WsI6sston shall appoint.
JAS. NJ. TAILOR Sow. aucts. f, ds g
ssIkksaT " F SsREs so Esc aE
~ IN aaE = IT., TOWN o. sIDNEY.--By virtue Of
S oSnsod
s shs Tp%1ans VI the
I PAY the Sd IsnSsSy: 1891. Gf fair il NOT. the
toned. viz: The interest OF Edwin Robinson IN
levied on by virtue Of attachments in these causes,
9es,s mated IN Rlsn and survey made by John
10 II e. oaas.s
rico called Sidney; and bounded BY Harvie. Rob
%Seh By Eastsoe Rob obj ss' to GI.
Msroe azsDIoGS AZ Button Ge9Ess Whitfield
son, BY deed dated the 9th day of June laa-the
interest Of the SAID Edwin Robinson therein being
one undivided hfth part thereof.
TERMs.-One fourth cash and the balance IN 4,
and Y months, for negotIable noIes, with inter
es; ADDED, the title to be retained until the whole
Sd By the Court q? f3pTf; a1Ss Ss''
JAS M. TAYLOR Son. Aaosr 81 hsh''S de- eS
TRUsTEE,N sALEOF TH1RTY-THREE
BukS sFaGE k k66sP 2T THE WSI!LtAM Ms
dated the 18Th day Il February 1850, and Of re-
cord IN The Clerk Once of Hem co County Court,
ID b. "a, p 49, shall, al the re iuest of the bene
hesIy proceed to sell at the Co, nty Court House
Of MONDAY. the 7th day of ia Iuurv, 1861. THAT
being Court day. commencing at IL O'Clock NJ,
the property described IN ssid q Jed, as follows:
AL that certain piece or pare of Land lying
ana being IN the county of Her. rico, on tine north
mile from the York River .ilroad, and con-
tanning thirty three acres. moe or less, adjon-
ING the lands of Samuel Bradley s children, Polly
Shum, W IN. T. Hord. and Others and being the 1
same real estate conveyed to SAID klvira c Gar
TetL Dy Charles hAPRD. TruSIaa AZ
pobbins and others, by deed bearing date the 25th
February, 1860, and recorded as above:
of sale: and a bond for $500 with interest from
December LIST, 1859, till paid /; the remainder upon
sale. JOHN I PEfTON Tnstaa VI
s., M, do
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From North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. g., Dec. 2S.-All is quiet and
dull here. Most of the legislators have gone
home, or TO the meetings now being held in
various parts of the State. The Union senti-
msut is still prevalent here, but hope is we'll
nigh gone.
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DISSCLUiION, &c.


20 PAkTNERSHiP.- undo rsigned have
~ entered into CO. partnership, under the frm
and style of
MCCARTHY L MITCHELL.
for the purpose of carrying on the LUMBER md
COM MISSION business. and have taken the Yard
and premises on the Canal at the corner of Byrd
and 9th streets, formerly occupied By the late
Thomas Williams: and more recently by J. G.
McGarthy& Co. They will keep a good assert
ment of
LUMBER, HAY, &C., &C..
and hOre, from d long experience and thorough
knowiedge OF the business, 10 be able TO give sat
isfactlon to all who may patronlZe them, whether
Is cOnslgnors or purchasers.
JAS. G. MCCARTHY,
r. d. MITCHELL.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1850. de22-lst"
NOrlCE-TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
~ GERM Whereas, our w. w. GRlGG has alb
rupty Withdrawn from the firm of BOWIE, GRIGG
L SWANSON, the co partnership Is this day dis
solved, and the undersigned only are authorized
to use the name of the firm OF BOWIE, GRIGG l.
SWANSON IN settling up the concern.
". p. Rowe.
s. F. SWANSON.
Dsnville, 18th December, 1860. de 22-2w
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fELEH2APHIC NEWS.
geported fofNAe Richmond Dispatch,1
FROM CHARLESTON.
The south CarohniaA in Possession Of For
meuitrie and CAtte Ptucknev.

me"''''e "n1 Yte Pinckney.
r~AspSsros. Dec: S;nSe Palmetto Flag
a.. raised yes~reat " nsn over the Gus
{, n House anu Shis took place
; clock,
A 'arGe military force went over >st night,
., rori Moul'rie.
lsRcoND pisrATCHl
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2S.--Eort Moultn. ana
castle PiRkuey We're taken possession q last
sish,. at : O'Clock, BY South Carolina,
tTBlRr pIsrAToBl
CHARLESTON, Dec 2S.-CapI. Humphrsys
.un holds possessio. of the Z. S. A rsenai in
tbs city.
.suried by State troop under instructions
ssy,se he Governor 10 hold pssceable posses
,;'sr Of these forts for s'e payrsc Of pro.sct,.S
,. ,ii,4 states property. TIE two forts wsrs
XIV held by twelve men, VII peaceably sur
sosndered, and there was no soliision. None
80. anticipated when tie troos left The c,ty
=, ssrri.on the forts. The exeement here j.
SahsldlDE.
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Northern Markets

.NEw YopK, Dec. 2S.-Coiton firm Upland mid
dhns li1ui4. Flour ga Zoe. higher-Southern SIS so
a6.4 Wheat opened firm, bat closed less firm. :
Cor. arm mixed 6sd79 Fork Fl m-mess si5. IS
euiet at 2oo. Rice steady at 3d3I. Sugar steady
Orleans 5Ha6. Naval stores firm. Stocks lower
and hrm al a decline-N. Y. CentTas 76}s, Mis-
sourl6's So
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CHARLESTON, S. O., Dec. os-Advices from
jacksonville, Fla, dated the 2fth inst, say
that in the election for mem bers OF the Don ven-
ton, four-fifth of the members elected are in
favor OF Immediate secession.
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BY Chas. T. workman / Co.. A.c,,,

CARGO OF NEW ORLEANS sue 4
~ AND N OIL ASSES AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, I'd January. at our Warehouse.
on The Dock, commencing at IL O'Clock A. M we
VIII rell the cargo per Schooner JAS JONES' -
direct from Attakapas. La, consisting Of
$50 hhds Prime to ChoIce n. o. SUGAR.
4G0 bbs. Choice M0LASSES
TERMS OF SALE For all sums under q 100. rash.
over Sl0a, months credit, for approved nezotis
Bile paper. CHAS. T. WORKMAN & co,
de ~ Auctioueere.
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STORAGE.-we havs room for storsg of the
~ bulk OF 10000 barrsts,s 81 our Warehf use, cor
ner goth, Dock and Cary sreets.
We have also Oh hand aud Tor sale on consign-
ment, 600 bbIs of Fish, comprising Cut aaIrlIss,
Gross do, hlewives Sbad, Salmon: Mackcrel, Nos.
l. and 5; White Fish and Roe Herrlngs. Also,
2,Ooo bbs. James River C,ment; 500 bbls; Rosen-
Tar; 900 bbls Rockland .ime; 800 bushels Pias
tering Hair; ~. 200 gross awards catches. ALTO
100 900 Cigars, some of W ich are the finest I'm
ported; all OF which will b~ sold low 70 close sa1es
byAp- BRihGFoRD a W.
PULMONARY BALSAM-A sure end speedy
l remedy for the cure Of Coughs. Colds, Asthma
Group, Whooping Cough, Difhculty OF Breathing
&c. This preparation is free from opium 10 any
form, and is composed Of veg table ingredients
selected for their balsamIa and soothing nature
1t has stood the test Of numerous trials, ana u
confidently recommended for the diseases men
toned. Prepared and sold by
A. BODEKER &, CO, Druggists.
No. 10 Main street.
DASH PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING
" Fine Business Suits; Fine Hack Dress suits;
and Velvet yss'sf ancy Gassi n r
vsrnese Cloak. All of tho above goods are made
after the latest reported fashions. Also, = fgll
stock Of Ties. Jllars, Socks, Shirts. &c. Al tor
Dash. Inducements offered, Earn enfs mede "
order BY measure. IRVING BULL. AZ ".
Pairo's Exchange office
RELIEF TO O o r. -.Rsynolds' Specific
of Gout or Rheumatism. il has been very highly
recommended Tor more thsn twelve months BY
some OF our own citizens The genuine English
HEADF 4 BAKERS Family Drug store.
II" Msln g., corner sboxe Post. ufies.
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a FOR s A l. "a DESIRABLE RESI-
E:aENCE. CONVENIENT TO BUSINESS
o. tending to remove short distance without
uuo 10y, | offer for "a lie nv present residence or
Dpthotttreet. opposite the Monumental Church -
lae .hhas front of about a feet the improve
inemts ade by the late James Allen Iare of tkt
mos - satantal character, with great comfort
anu ohnlence as dwelling. Its contiguity to
puslaess nd pleasant and retired eighborhood
pae sf opportunity TO a business man thai
saieIS ooss to obtain a comfortable home Shal
ue pieasos) show the property to any one dssir
ins 70 pele Use. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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The Federal Loan,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-Only about 81, $780,
600 OF the recent loan OF SIS 0O0000, has been
taken. That taken was at an average of II
per cent. in terest.
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or. NICHOLAS SALOON.

moon uo ,,x,,, MAIN STREET, NIKE
POSlTE KENT, PAINE & CO-The 81 N,cho-
las saloon - constantly supplied with the choicest
whIch will he sold by Wholesale or retail. Also
mandatory of Double Refined Candies Coun-
uy, Werchants are invited to examine the large
and Well selected stock before purchasing else
where. ANDREW ANTONi
Manufacturer of Double Refined Candies,
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=
AUCTION sAxHe.
-'.'''--s,s - '7,sSs@a-As~--..-.
FUTURE DAYS.


HADG SALE OF CI.Of THIN q. DRY
,.o, soUpsi 1SDWii be sold At auction at M
RsaSv Oh Esp e.. January LIST. large lot OF
rants and Vests. DC; Cloths. Caasimeres and ssti.'
e. Sales and PULLED Cioths Merino
&c Al Sn S"'s"h nosieIy,
de ~ ALEX SoTr Auo1,,
EURS AT AUCTI0N.-will he sod ut suc.
i, uon, on ESDAY, January LIST eommeno-
sas ~ ~ ocloek, large Invoice of FCRS, direct
toIines, Cuffs, Muffs, &c.
AS this sale - made to close a coneern ayerv
aTtiSle Will be sold without limit
TERMs.-Cash
de % Alley hnrr 49,,
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AuCx1cH rEf1AS.


( A1GE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
vi vi pig A.NDRANof GOODS At AUCTION
Der 29sh. commencing at 10 ssocI The baIsnoe Of
The stock Of Seeds 10 store No. z5i Broad street,
s,s. stock III and P1st9 G5S GUS Sc ss as
able Tor New Gears presents. y hioh will b sold
IN lots, suitable for private use dealers Aisc,
sale msds TO close out the stOcS. ever article
viii be soid without reserve. Offering great ind16s-
TsRns.-cash. lds 81 AK. MOTT. Auos,
CLOTHING. DN = GOODS. SHOES, FCR-
- NiTCn kc.-Wili be sod q spotsos. az ny
store. on y RURDAY, December nh, oOmmeno-
inE d 10 O'Clock. large iot RssdJ made cIoshins.
pry Goods, Shoes. Caps. o.. Also. 10 pairs Win,
gov Shades, plain and gilt; W atches. J0welry and
&c 0'00'' 1A7 lin. MOTT, Auerr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-29
Failure of sprasue. Mann o. Co.

BOSTON, Dec. 27.-The failure of Sprague,
Mann 90, dry goods dealers, In fremont
Row, 10 announced. Their liabilities are $780,
go and their assets $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-29
FROM wASHINGT.

ns,er Anderson's Act Regulated bv the
prrsid emit Dem nd of the Sosh Carot,r,
Co,amissioners-B Breaking up s,he Crisi.
tsmmittees-Mreting Of the R,re.en,a.
,iy,. from the Border States, O. &c