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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Gsddin & Appersen, Aacrs.

T'gUsrEE's SALE OF vATuABLE
PRIVATE DH FILING, At THE COR
NER OF CLAY AND THIRD STREETS AZ
Trustee in a certain deed of trust from Richard
Walsh now deceased. and Msrzaret c., his wife,
dated 7 h February, 1850 duly rec rted IN 4 Ich
mond Hastings Court shall, in ex cution here
of. proceed to sell public auction. the premi-
sees, on MONDAY. the slst December. 1869, at
there aftsrl the real estate conveyed by the said
deed. CONSISTING of q Lot haying front on the
back the west line OF 81 street $50 feet TO an al
ley Is feet wide. on which there stands most e1-
mage house. now n the occupanc. of MIR. Stephen
paws. This sroPerty Is located n most de-
rate residence Tor !. genteel family
TERMS One -tou' tn cash; balance at 5, 8 and
mo nths, for neE9tiab2e notes. interest added. Sc
perfect, but the subscr her will convey only with
'n de- r 81 special ~arT 1oH L. TATE, Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE CE yALu A L r
FARM IN HtNRIcO, ON THE VIRGINIA
6W 4f TIE s6R En-
OF RICHMOND. AND ~ SLAVES THEREON.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from the late Gervas
signed. B. Young, has been substituted by de-
cree of Renrlco County Court. AID James Lyons.
IN Henrioo County Court he gned trustees.
IN conformity to the PROVISIONS of the said deed of
bidder on the premises, on MON UAY the Slst day
OF December 1850, at IL Ooock a. NJ 81 falri II
TATE and sEAvss conveyed by II the said deed,
VIZ: ne valuable tract OF land located above, 0n
which the late Gervas storrs resided az the time of
his death. and which was oecupied by Mrs III artha
Storrs at her DEATH containing go acres. more or
| less; also. II vaiu able SLAVES, embracing men,
women and children. The said farm is so well
known that minute description IS deemed IN
necessary. Suffice 1t to- say, that 1t a. from Its
location and other quantities. regarded as valua-
bic estate. plat and survey will be Exhibited ~
the hour of sale. The Slaves are, for the most
part, y0unE and likely.
| TEsMs.-For the real estate, one fourth cash !;
balance 81 u. I8 and 2i months, for negotiable
notes, interest added secured by trust deed or
title retained. For the Savesi months credit,
for approved, eudorse liable paper, interest
added. JAMES LYONS, / T,rrstsss
p. SAE Executors of Mrs. Marths EtOrrs,
decd we shall at the same time and place, sell
| all OF her PERSONAL ESTATr r, consisting Of the
following valuable slaves. viz: Meni " omen,
Girls and l Boy. Also, Carnage and Harness,
ard Cow. TERMs--Cash.
30 C. WlLLLAMSON,l Executors
de Is A. s. STORRS, 1Aeo"t"i''
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DIS 5OLU HON, &C.

49,
NO-PARTNERSH.P. The unde gned hava
~ entered into d co partnership, under the firm
and atty lie Of
MCCARTHY b MITCHELL.
Tor the purpose Of carrying 90 the LUMBER . nd
COMMISSION business. and have taken the lItrd
and premises on the Canal, at thu corner of b I'd
aud 9th streets, formerly occupied bF the late
Thomas Williams. and more recently By ]. -.
crsrthy 4 Co. TheJ Will kesp a good assort-
ment OF
LUMBER, HAY, 20, &C..
and hope, from n long experience and thorough
kn: Wedge OF the business, ~ be ahie to gave sat
lsiactIOn II all who may patron ize them, whe he
as Conslg nors or purchases
JAS, C. MCCARTHY,
X. d. MITCHELL.
Richmond. Dec 10. 1860. do 22-lS,T
NJO1lCE-TO ALL WHOM IT NAY con
~ CkRN.-Whereas. our w w. CIR g j has q b.
ruptly Withdrawn from the firm OF BUWE, GRlli9
X SW ANSUN, the CO partnership is this DIV Jls-
solved, aud the undersigned only are auth
- use the name of the firm of BOWIE, GRlGG &
SWANSON IN settling up the conc srn.
". 2. b0WE.
s. F. SWANSON.
Danvle. 18th December. 1850. de ~ 2w
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ktisN y GI,o PTON's
VI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
THIS School is successful operation. Its loo A.
ton for health is uEsu rpassed. and IL presents
OF the hhest water scenes the country. IL Is
within three quarters of mile of the Hyseia Ho-
tel is imned lately on the water, and las the adj
vantage OF as fine salt water bathing as can be
had anywhere. The Misses CLoProN can take
eight more pupils tnan thej now have, upon early
application The course OF tuition will be tho
rough
TERMS, FOR The SESSION English, $50; Eng
sh, inc udiug Algebra or Geometry, or both 8 40;
each. 800 use of Piano, $40 Board, WashinE
Fuel ami Light, 500.
The school opened on the hrst Monday IN Ccto-
Der, and will close I ne last OF MAY.
Pupils can rem in during the summer months
aud hose wnO desire lt can receive their regular
musical instruction. dc l3-- In
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MONTGOMERY. ALA, Dec. 26-The Conyer-
ION eiectloh SHOWS that an immense majority
CHARLESTON, Dec 26-The rumors ore
tha' several hundred troops are en- route for
the fSrts here. Also, that Fort Sumpter was
reinforced on Sunday by marines under the
disguise of laborers
Postal matters continue as formerly MANY
foreign ships took clearance papers before the
&u'h INST, and are now loading. Others will
probably take their clearances under protest
many intelligent Carolinians say il is a diff
nchIt matter to untangle the gOrdian knot OF
me Union, but, II they must VIII cut it,
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TAILCRZNE5. 60.

GNAAE AND ;ViSIEh GE0THENE2.--phe
Z attention Of the citizens OF Richmond and the
public generally s geCtlully called TO large,
faTied, and complete assortment OF Gents ana
Youths CLOTH Nc and + L FINISHING GOODS
Ill ot which were manufactured by us, with i
egard 10 drrsa. We fatter ourselves that the
tie, 1T. ana durability OF our garments are IN
surpassed By any house IL the city, ana that our
ADVANTAGE IN manufacturing clothing are such us
enable us to sEli a. snch reduced prices can
not he eqHaIted. Having made more extensive
ARRANGEMENTS this season Tor The supply Of the
-Teac demands Tor Clothing than ever before, We
nope to receive !aT-1 support from all ant 81
l5uct5= in ruT branch q business, assuring them
I'D that We vii % them justice.
" : arc also prepared to make TO order any srtl-
Gle OF Gent WeaTng apparel, ~ snort notice.
NOAH WALKER / CO.,
(Brauch of Baltimore Hudse,)
A-,r ur.I Il -, =
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BY Thos. W. kessee, Auct'r,
tohce corner of 18th and Cary Streets
OK H0GSHxaD SCg.wS. Iryys

OK HOGSHEaD sU.swS, LEVERS,
~ BLoAKS; IN, a.5AnSiNG STICKS. &c; FOR
DAY, Dec. 18th. commenclns at u O'CLOCK N AZ
the Ste mmery on Ith street, corner of Arch. ak
Hcgsdead Screws. Levers Blocks Han1inE sticks.
and all articles appeTtaIning To Ste,nmpry
TEaMs-At sale. THOS w. KEESEE,
de 10 Auctioneer.
GAIsO sIAyEN AMELIA Court.
- HOUSE, DECEMBER 27rH l36O.-We will as
Trustees, sell, upon credit of SIX months, several
likely NEGROES. at the Court House of Amelia,
at December Court, the 9Th
a,. 2. y FlNHHEY.} Trustees.
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-s.sS--.sss .-s-->e--.a.-s-ss
TITS ny.
ny J II. Dig.es, Asss'r.
FURNITURE. PLArK.A sARy, gnoT

L sHOFB &c ae, AT ABCTfOH --On
THURSDAY morning.. Dec Ith at 10 o'clock,
will be solt ut Auction Room % Main st.sei, iot
tressss, and hne Preach Bedstsad sad Sprinx
Mattress; lot Of LATED spaols. 70 Is. kre Asavs
Plated Dishes and Walters, Eastofs &c. "A lso,
10. Of b ,0ts. Shoes, undsrshirts Drawers. Spool
Cotton, Soap. CIgaIs. 60. 10. Also, l Counter
ana Dssk. TEAMS Oash.
]. II. DIGGEs, Aucpr.
ID. r. BooTH. Salesman do2k
"a VIII be added to the al hove sale or HIS
Mon MING 10 baskets hamsaIgue, rs cases old
Rye w hiskey, 0 doz. Umbrellas, &c.
GIVE GOLD AND SILVER WATCH g,
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c.-Wili be
Room So Main street. Also, a lot of Blankets Tn :
aersnirts, Drawers, fac Table Cutlery. Plated
spoons, Forks, &C., 80. Sale viii commence a. 7
O'Clock, M j. h DIGGES. Aust
ID. r. BooTH, Salesman. 90 13-ts
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AUCrTcT4 gALgs
--'''----'s ~. 49, ---.-.----~~
CULTURE NAYS


TnRFB w A G oNs. CRops OF r'V rasN'
FapDER, HAY, OATS. dc, AT AUCrIoSI
n,A1 Day Of January, 1861, Commencing At 10
. pc 0ioes, at me late residence Of Mrs NJ l.. BaI-
lou opposite the toll cate on thr Westhnm PLANK
X Ro a about TIVE mlIea from ths o.tY
10 al LtH to sr g some of which are very tine;
Do BULLS;
mngoSs nearly new;
/ ROCkAWAY;
! Reliable Family HORSE;
tarining and Garden lMPLEMiNTs:
4 atge collection Of GARDEN sEFis;
'h 0Er rAB. "a FL crops OF CORN, F Cd d r..
splendid irish Grsziers aud Eerkshires
AZ me same time VII te sold all the Household
usuatvariety. N'"'Ns Vi 'he
Fac positive and without reserve.
5EEGs-hlade knowa at gale
dsI +. B. COOK, Apct.
| AFGR ASSOC luENs sF 1FNTEEI
T1aENo OF 1EHr9 ! n RNlTURE. &c. All AUG
" i ~ ~. On FRiDAf, 23'h inst at 10 o'clock,
Mshogeny ana Black Walnut WARDRoBEs,
AahOsanF ana Black Walnut BUREAUS
Mahoeany and Back Walnut SOFAS.
MahG ~ "a bbs s Lind and French BED
MahogaH, a0gring Seat, Cane and Wood Seat
MahQFF1 HBEyFs MarbIe-ToP Centre and Side
muck NAL ESSESt r FATHER BEDS, BED
- GEOCkEhI, GLASSWARE, TIN
HAtES SiDtbpARD3. 1c., together with a
arEe lot Of use ul articles. not necessary TO men
ton. de al E. B. COOK Auot
E{kCUTUES SAILS OF PERSONAL
= PROPERTY, &c, At AUCTI0N - On MON
DAY 3lst irst.. at 10 o'clock. We will sell, at the
iate rssidsnce OF tIeorge Howard, deceased, cor
personal property. en- b acinr q general assert
z 9ni OF HOUShH0LD AND KITCHEN + UKNI-
2 HnRSEs. cow FURNITURE WAGON;
2 CARTS, HAIR kSS. &c:
Together with a vanety, If FARMING UTEN-
Sis. Also
a lot Fl H0GSs CORN FODDER, SHUCKS, &c.
TERMs.-Made known at sale.
CHARLES BIRD,
7. h GtNTRY.
Executors Of George Howard. deed.
Sale CONDUCTED Og +. 3 Cook. Aucloreer.
81 The above RESIDENCE is FOR RENT
AppIY II iha EEecN Ga u
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Hanging of n Notoricus Rurglar.

HAMILTON, g. W, Dec 2i-The Sheriff to-
day received orders from the government 10
hang Brown, the notorious burglar, who
broke into HeLry's jeweiTy store last summer
and severely injured mir. Henry in a desper-
ate encounter. 1eprieve was expected, as
Henry recovered from his injuries.
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NEW York, Dec. Is Stocks dull and lower.
No. 6's ) 81; L. 3 IS Of 1874 SOS lotion hrm at
l0sdii; Flour 6Tm-- southern @595 10. Wheat
firm Red ! / % ri Is Corn firm Mixed 63d70.
Pork firm and active Mess SIS 81 1i6; Prime
$40 25ni2. Lard '0'. dl03s. Whiskey l81a. MO
lasSes quiet and unchanged, IuTpentlne dull at
$685. Other articles UNCHANGED.
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Cooperation Meeting..Later from Mexi.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26.-Tne cooperation
meeting to Talfy the nomination of delegates
10 the Convention, was well attended. Speech
es We're made by Seule and others.
The steamer Tennessee, from Vera Cruz on
the22d inst, has arrived, with gil 900 in spe-
Gle. Minister McLape and Gen Giocouria
are among her passengers.
MlFampu had surprised the Liberals at Tor
tn&a, and captured 200 men and II cannon
Gen. Degollado aud Bemsaut were made pri-
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Deatb ofYontF VI Fu,Ier

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20.-Hon. Henry NJ.
Fuller, ex-member of Congress from the
Honesdale district died III u is city this morn.
ing, OF typhoid fever. lie Was The deiea led
candidate In The 2ud dis trlGt last Uosober.
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Extra Session of the Legislature.

sNEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26.-Iov. Houston has
issued proclamation for au extra session OF
the Texas Legislature January &c, 10 consider
the crisis. The Convention of the people will
assemble on the 18th. The secession feeling is
IN the ascendant
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4 Burglar ghot..Busine<S Af,airs s.

NV ORLEANS. Dec. ga burglar, who
had been operating In this city for some time
on an exclusive scale, was shot and arres ted
last night. Il large amount OF yaluables were
recovered
The weather here is fine. Business here is
very dull. There is fair inquiry for Cotton.
The sales yesterday We're 300 bales
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SuiciieyE arornIiv Election

! HAMILTON, q. W, Dec. 2l.-Frank Stinson,
! aged 81 years, son OF Thomas Sunson, an ex-
| tenstve capitalist committed suicide this
| morning by shooting himself through the head
! with "A pistol
Henry Mckenstry, Esq, was elected Mayor
| this morning by reclamation.
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kftray and Death.

LONDON, c. W, Dec. 24.-A man named
CruusDury was beaten III arrow on Friday last
h. Harding, who shot young Wilson Ii few
; ears ago, aud died this morning. HaIdIng
and three others have been aTres ed.
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The pittsbur1 Ordinance

PITTsBURG, PA, Dec. 26.-Che u. S. ord
nance has not been sent from the arsenal
The pub mind is still agitajed. There are
strong hopes that the lequisitlon Will be It.
SCinGed.
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Il IN > lNs JAAASHs
ffNN IN r INo NNTJr.
Incorporated 1884,
MA + III AND MARINE iN65 q

YEE VIz6INIA FIRE AND MARINE lNS5z
ANCk COMPANY,
"a 0Aos no. Isl Main Street, Richmond -ySa
Capital and SuTplus, 32U,O00
saTs COMPANY has the advantage OF tlrs.,Y- seem
gears experience in the Insurance business. md
having enjoyed the favor Of the publ dunn Al
Of that period needs no special recommendation 10
.ae CltIGsEs OF Virginia.
1t ELECTS Fire Insurance IN city and country, ana
Marine insurance to all parts OF the world
It's cash capital and surplus above, and IN.
AEaTs managed pfudently, but literally apd ia
rates are ow those of any other GOOD institr
LCn. DIRECTIONS:
W. l.. Cowardin, j. Z. W sdsworth, Patrick Cp,l,p.
!oacph Allen, VIM. BeaTs, Gao. W smith
Horace L. Kent, Thos. Samson, g. l.. Winston
Nm. Palmer, Chas. ", Pusesli Ino N iinr,ionss
Alex. Il. PaTkar. Jos =. Winston, Arch. Tnonss
las. A. Inloes, H. A. Clfi boFre,
Apply ~ the PTesldoat or Secretary, il person ey
o. etter. W. l., COWARDIfs. PTsrident
M tLLIs. L SSnreta-~ isp-ts
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EDUCATIONAL.
T'HE CBisWICk SCHOOL,


L CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
The subscriber can take into has family
DuAkDERS a few more Toys 10 attend the CHS
WICK H0UL, condu ted by Mr.. sNruoNr
plBRELL. A. Nj, whose ability and assiduity CON-
mend him 10 the public
TIE location In miles west of Richmond 10
pFovernIaliy healthy and every care 10 taken Of
the morals of the pupils.
Board, including everything. sl2H per month.
Tuition from SIS to $50, for the .holastc year.
GEO q. EXsl.I.,
de 49, I'm Piehmond posf-OTca
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BosToE, Dec 2i-The GIendon Oil Mills and
the OLD GlenGon Iron Works, in East Boston
We're destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
about : 10 600; tWo-thirds insured.
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sSAVGNGS BANKS

GAVE YOUR LIZ MES.-The UNITEO saw
- lNGS BANK Will receive at their Office. No. %
VAIN street, Deposits IN sums OF Five Dollars nd
upwards, upon which will be allowed intsrest at
the rate of per cent, per annum, If allowed to re-
aala6 months and per cent for shorter pc
rod. Interest payable semI-anuually.
mo. G.. PAGE, JR., Treasurer
ooS-tlstJRn No. 81 II ain htrant
STtH mia WINGS HAMA
Chartered BY the Legislature Of Va
MONEY receIyad on deposit in SUNS of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards. which Interest al the
rate OF SIX per centum per AMMAN IL paid tor sumo
remaining ak mon Tia OF longer; for shorter pc
RODS int rest Z: the rate of per centum
The whole JOINT stock hound tor tRe de posits.
Deposits leoeIved and certificates issued By the
Cashier, L. b. tARkE, at the store OF f g.
Spence corner OF MAN and Governor streets.
Richmond, Va.
SAM'L 8. COrIREi.L, Pres't.
T. .. STARK, Cashier,
Oc 24-l2m DAVID BAKER. ia, Ssorstar,
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7 D Y Z 7 2 =
l02, corner Nam Gpt
IL rt.jAE MGTirF.


have not discontinued business on accOunt Of
the falling OF my store. | am now located FIVE
DOORS above my old stand, next door TO C. W
Purcell y Co., Brokers Office and near Governor,
Ou Main street, No. l26, where would DC pleased
TO meetmy old customers, anU the cuStome rs gen
etaily. Those IN the habit OF gIvlng ue their or
ters Tor FALL CLOTHING, will do me favor 10
galt until can call on them, or leave word at nly
line will DE as prompt, attended to Is heretofore
nave not, and don i intend To, discontinue bust
less for ANY such cause. Gail and see ne, ST i2G
MainsLrest. lau23-tsi u III. RIA SMITH.
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Loss OF the Steamer Peytona.

NEW LONDON, Dec. "a The Guy Hotel a
this place was burned this forenoon at half.
past ten O'Clock.
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WATTS CUFs-gRACE PLOrGu,.

GEO. WATT X co ESTABLISHED IN 1876.
OtORbE WATT has obtained, st different
tunes ;lour separate patents on MS CUFF BRACE
FLOUhhs, acknowledged To- embrace the most
Feud'ls improvements ever MAIDS on thus ,IH pie
aent, thfee ot wh.c en- patents have TO run -sspe1-
lively ten, twelve and thirteen years, and has
been awarded at the late Meahaplcs' Fair IN
tnued superiority In Pioug hs, (the hi hest pre-
hiams gIveg,l and at the last state Far premium
on The same, IN add ton to premlu ns awarded at
Ill the preceding Fairs for years.
WIthln tao mouths past he has added otbnr
VauaDl9 improvements, and We nov invite all IN
want OF Plong GINS, warranted in every respect ga
SerloT To others TO call and examine our are
and varied stock of Poughs, CASTINGS aud Az
cultural indictments, and fresh and prime Lar
len and Faeld seeds, 60 which we oder for Sal q
On our usual accommodating terms.
GEORGE WAIT Il CO.
One square below Exchange hpiei
We
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. ,.,o,r,sJ for The Richmond Dispateh.l
-~---,.1 nspatch to the fichmssd Dispatch
spec" Rumoued Proposition

,~,su;NeroN, Dee s6.--lt is stated on good
WA as,,y that Senetor Seward, with Lin
sa'oou aHn,,bority, proposes 10 admit all the
sory At once as N sSs'f sesido South !" Of the
" hTard All North OF that line TO be free
; - senator Davis, of Miss, inclines IA.
: sIv 10 his proposition so it is said.
= ''' Zrp
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Northern Markets.

BOSTON, Dec. 26.-Ths morning 800 men left
the Navy Yard. on special train, for the
Macedonian al Gosport.
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MEMPHIS, Dec. 2l.-The steamer Peytona,
from Louis willie to New Orleans, sunk one
hundred and fifty miles below here Damage
light.
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IarnP Fire at Nashville,
Naval Movement

NASHVILLE, Geun., Dec eli. Lumsden
Il Co.'S taunery in this city was destroyed by
fire on Sunday morning. Loss, $4,000.
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1ZlRGEsiA CITY. an NORFOLK nAR

Dor Located on ter tcater. above the Navy
Yard, h3ya, healthy, central; on the inside OF The
harbor, and unsurpassed ior ready business faci!i
tlsS. By too grand Trunk Railroads ramlty ing into
al the Sou neTn aud W ssteTn states. two Steam
boat and Ship Canals, and the best hqrboy IN me
to0rtd! Lots or only $50 5 las Ia monthly pay
slautS al $S-ths greatest portion OF the Gear re-
cslDts to DO appropriated tor 1pGHIJGctKrtHg pHy-
poses for which company has been chartered,
tcapiLai, 35OJ,OUJ; shares $500 eachJ hlch all
friends 80 manufacturing lhdustry IN this LEGALITY
are invited 10 participate. Another pO5tICn of the
pLs tjT lots t1 be appropriated for street aud
otuor public ImpTue en.eHts, For particulars, and
gu! scrlpuon Tor Lots or Manufacturing Stocks, ap-
ny to UEaCe g-fglula IIts Company, q NsIu ST.,
Norfolk, Va. WNi. SCHA0ELE, Frest.
4. LUBCH. General Agent. a5d
o a. nTREcKER, No. Main street, Agent Tor
Richmond. de lin
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LEE AtlaoRANcE. Nn

las, U. mACMUhDO, Agent MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
York Office ct the Insurance Agenor of TFOs,
ALFSIEND, on 18th street, nearly Opposite God
din's Hal, where Applications Will be received
an Fly
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From VI ashinSt5n.

WASHINGTON, Dec &5.-The members of the
Southern border Stales, II consultation, have
Concluded CD calling meeting OF ali the
Southern mem beT-, hoping 10 be able 10 pre-
sent an undivided front the basis OF the re-
- tabllShmeut Of the Missouri COmpTOmisn
line 10 the Pacific. If successful they viii
then invite The Northern members TO join
them.
Bailey, the deiaultirg clerk, has been sur
rendered by his sure les, and is now IN Jail.
The South Carolina Commissioners have
arrived.
Russell has been placed in jail here for COM
plci,y with Bailey. His security was pat at
$500 COO and his counsel intend 10 apply for Ii
aa5saS corpus GU the ground OF excessive bail.
The missing bonds are 100000 OF No. G's,
1851 900 OF n. c. 6's, and $4,000 Tenn. 0s--all
coupons. The Investigation shows that the
contract with Russell, NJ ajors / Co, has two
Secretary Of War are said TO consist simply
Vt memoranda, stating that so much money
would be due on the execution OF CERTAIN SET
vices. which Russell had naed from time
10 time as cola erals in raising money
Bailey in his letter 10 Secretary Thompson,
eaid TO official had any completely in the
transaction, or knowledge OF the fact OF the
extraction OF the bonds.
Ii Russeil's case. the Court to-day accepted
Senator Green aud RepTesen tatives Wood and
Barrett, OF Missouri. as security IN the sum
OF 12OUUUO The remaining $500, 900 is being
made up ty citizens OF Washington.
The Secessionssts are graf titled by The recent
Intelligence from Maryland, Virginia, and
other sou theTn States.
The Secretary Of the Treasury denies that
there Is any defalcation In his Departnaent-
However the examination into the anaifs OF
his Department continues.
The South Carolina Commissioners VIII
confer win the President tomorrow, by ar
t,nEement The subject will then be referred
t. Congress in II special message, ana an eA-
ching debate is expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-27
BY GoddIn Il Apperson, Auct'rs.

rS'FREE, VALUABLE HETEK TIME
L MtNFS ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF CARY,
y EAR 7TH ST. FOR SALE Il AUCTION
Wan re gold al auction, on the prem Ses, on SAT
URDhG, Pee. ~ 1860, at 41a O'Clock p. NJ -, three
valuable Brlck IeCemeDts, locsted SIS above. each
Ironing Is ttet on the north side Of Cary street,
running mack & i5aJ 20 al aieY, and each rant
~ tor cIcO Eer ap~Gm. This property is located
IL al INA proving psrt Of the city.
IKRNs One -hItH cash balance at 4 5, u q I'd
ID mon ls7 Tor neEOuBhe notes, VI. h interest
added. secured bE q trust d5ed.
de y GUDDIE L APPERSON, Auct'rs.
I.EGH CDNsEaRLE's SALT n i'll be sold
II on SAT u EDAI, the ON day Of January 1851 :,
1t 10 clock, A NJ 1t the oihce q the IN Dr. Y q"
on lith, between Main and Cary streets, all Of the
matsnal If sald office, consisting of No
PEoGF tRts>, 3 tMPoSIM9 .&IONEs, 2
: th racks; IL BRASS GALLtI9, 10 TYPE
ShS, DESkS,3 TABLES, paIr c Ii ASfS,
STOVE. CHAIRS. STOOL, WATER COOt-
= RI COMPOSING STICKS, ioG BaASS DASH rs
ard RULES, lot ct LEADS, 2 cases FAN -
TYP +. tO2ethef with all OF ths TYPE, sufficient
70 print 4 large nerspaEer-Ru new and IN good
order 20 satisfy a distress warrant IN nv hands
against De " lit * Catsii favor OF .siArcUe haT
de 27-td5 F. BUTLER, He. C.R.
YALE OF NEGRO S-Wu lie sold :, the
| - highest bidder, 90 FRIDAY, the g h instant,
At the es denCe of DR.. J. ". Coleman, near Pole
Al Depot Caroline CO, ten Hkeiy NtGRUkS
i've Men and 1--we omen.
Terms OF SALR.-Ihree months credit " III be
gwen the purchasers, elVlns goUI personal seCu-
rlJy tor amount OF their pa eli &Ses.
GEO K. TAYLOR.
de Z1-lt Ccmr of CaTo4lLG Circuit Court.