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The kettle % tho Kirk and State,
Altho' q clout may fail int
The deil foreign tinker loon
Shall ay0r ca, 4 mil tuN

nation composed of men who cherish such love Of
become great She may be defeated, but never dis
graced-they may be oppressed, but never conquered
son equal to the OCCASION Wallace or Wsshnrton
lead her devoted armies to the field to conquer 10 die
Such nation never be completely crushed by the
heel OF the tyran the n00f OF the invader for she will
always have 70 rush TO tho rescue, like the pa
Tell Bruce Of Bannockburn" The sentiment how
ever refers particularly Scotchmen, and am does
require prophet, the son Of prophet to fore
tell that Scotsmen through all generations will feel and
under the influence and ervor Of THAI patriotic fame
long that glorious ode, Scots wha ha WI Wallace
bled can fire the blood and nerve the arm so long will
their war cry be-
Lay the proud usurper low,
AS1 r. :. q 90 sy We S,i blow
The third fourth and sixth oasts were responded 10
respectively by Messrs. j. A. Mclean, J. S. DICK and
Fisher The intervals between the speaking filled
up by by Robersons Band and the singing Of
of the old Scotch ballads by several Of the gentlemen
present Several volunteer toasts also given and
ably replied TO-. Among those who most distinguished
themselves in the vocal line may be mentioned Aesrs
G. Simpson, James Cumming, Joseph Lang, George Glib
son, r. Mel and Apol0nius Slack.
song entitled "Here's to the Bard, written expressly
for the occasion by Mr.. G, C0utts, received with
great favor 1t would take up TOO much space 70 give the
eusion in full but in compliance with avery general
request give insertion to the two following verses
Here's to the bard whom Scotia sings,
And mou-ns oft as this day returns;
He is the env1ed one Of kipgs,
The peasant poet-Robert Burns.
That name this day wide round the earth,
Soon as the evening shadows fall,
Wakes warm response round many hearth
Round many festive hail.
high in the fame where Fame austere
Her chosen few sits to enrol,
She holds high court, and once year
Graves "Burns" more deeply on her scroll
Long ss the Scottish heart beats true
And warns unto the Scottish name,
Successive years shall but renew,
And add fresh Iustre TO his fame.
Several teegraphc communications were received dur
ing the evening from Newark, Phladelphis and Other
cities, and were rapturously oncored.
The festivities Of the evening kept up with unusual
energy and animation, and the goodiy company never
separated until, as another great Scottish poet says
-- The SUMS golden beams
Purpled the mountains and the streams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-27

INOR sALE-OFE LOT, NO. I'll WEST TOURTEENrH
street between Eighth aud Ninth avenues Is by rs feet
Apply O. PALMER No & Eas Fourtesnth street. or Al No
81 Pine street
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A SMALL THREE STORY HOUaE FOR sALE-OoN.
"A tains hss and cold wafer. bath gas walls Aresghsu
painted b the hsa ays Apply on The psensss Ne l6l na
Nhoteonth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-27

uoR SALE IN HOBOKEv.-TGREE rrw TIRE.
story rck HOUSES Seventh Garden streets
ngt fnefed Water ard gas g. iron balcony &c &c wri
adapted for mall families 50 900 y 81 500 half remain on
mortgage, Apply 70 y, H. DkAAAssT, lv0 Barclay street.
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RRooxIYN PROPERTY roR sALx!rHE rHeEn

0HOOKLYN PROPERTY FOE GALx-rHE THREE
% sry basement and under esar Phtl.dspha brisk front
House. southwest Of Nevis and Livingston s<oets
aiss an oderD eeaveniencea and sIoellsnt nsghoor
hsed fhe frame Houee with brick 'front.' brown sone steep
era under ss.I 6, g. :. n s.sssst ss1.ns.bs order
fra busnsss location The Premises and II Hoyt sss
ynlOn Avenua fsrmerly occupied livery stable Ne
sy Z feet sails IN Ne basement ee.psas for nPwsra. 4
sorry bvicA House. viii SORE 81 Baltic street having three
double house The Of all In good order and wen
water street seuh ds bswesn God street and Hsdson ave
The story bsk House Adeph street,
teen bes4e hrgs double sore With bow windows aad
under cellar within - feet Of Atlantis rapidly N
proving scasn. Four Les and two OsAxes W ssath
Of Dekab sree snA Graa4 svssuews worthy
ment -Four full Ls.s viii snail brick Houss On The west
lots IL Il Bergen street and Grand
Eshteesh street and Eighth avenue ffh avenue and Wss
Twenty street. and Houses and Lets other
HspA. Apply y JOHN =. HENNESsy, Is Bridge street.
DeOoklyn-
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CARD TO CUBANs.-AN AITIsT. ABOUT TO VISIT
"A cuba, prepared TO receive orders for cnuntrv
dences views IN part OF the island ir-ssed
Art,t care Of Edw Dechaux 100 Broadway viii DO promptly
attended %.
4 SXEFEosCoPE AND ONE DoZHN vtfrs FOE si--Ar
~ he unon stereosoopic corpepys SIs bfos3way, %
Stairs, sent 70 any ada.esa On rscs.pi Of price.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
A n YEARS LEASE ON VALUABLE PROPERTY n
- Resde street, for sale cheap.
Inquire IN Tie photograph gallery,
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DEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOE eAIN-fnE HOUSE,
IL and Ist No. l24 Tenth The oceuDsd
feed store and doing good business Ths property
with without the business The
BILE fer business who're large required II viii be
sid ct bargain Inquire Il ALLEN MOORE, On Ia
Drex
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EyOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, OR 70 EXCHANGE FOR
productive city propery-KRhteeu unncumbsred iOta
IN prospering village Long Island. half
ride from New York ihey fros two roads and join
II the principal railroad depow Address IL, box l60 Herald
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Eo1 sALE-oR ExcHANGx yoa CITY rRornRrY -
NJ, beautiful Farm ttuAted ~ 1iysr IL
ss.ahag befwesa forty and my q lan1 n very ~
eAAe o. caitveon. cne mile and kAK froa Long ka1a
SsnDa whsrS hsrs fishing And fowag N AbundsD; 49,
800 eys - planted two hc.drsa fee fren 1wSe
Ihe hosse aaods ony one hundred and ny fes4 fn
pet q nAstsek fhsrs 4 nas young orshssi bsarAe k
cspsistng Of appea pears piunS aucss q -
chesse kinds krgs garden VIII AbuDdanso e - Isrpa
hind a strawseares- lnrtsa blAckberrsa &c. a. Hcuss
401eg NINE barn 46x19. nurnbsr AZ out
Apply 10 VIM BAIrH, Jr, 316 West Nnsecnfh se~ = IA
SNTh AT Pearl street. New York; or 10 jon sSrlev Ha
tusk Hotai at the decot.
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TIN LECTURH gEAsON.

now TO GOVERN AND TRAIN CHILDREN ON PLY
Ii soogcal Prncples y the subject Prot rOWLER8
Lecture In Hope Chapel NJ O'Clock onigh Private de-
scrpuous, whh fun Written Chart given daily a SOS Broad.
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ceeded to prove abb by the following Witnesses
Samuel C. Aibro stated that he was In the milk bust
nees that he knew the defendant that he saw him at his
Office on the 18th day Of December 1859; that be-
tween the hours Of IL A. NJ and 2. H.; that he
there every day between those hours did not recoec
his ever being away knew II was the 18th; be knew
from books In the he stated that
Mr. Williams suffered when he talked; sufficiently 30 10
attract notice.
John Kinney stated he was In the milk business; he
hired stable room from Henry williams; he him 1t
the Office on the 2Sth Of December from half past ten
till about O'Clock the afternoon; far he could
remember Mr. Williams there every day at that hour
he recollected no day Of his being absent
Cross examined Know that It was the 18th from
memorandum in Mr.. williams book Of money paid Tor
feed; was present when the money was paid.
William Ryan said he kept feed store; he recoected
The circumstance OF the payment OF the money was not
Of the day Of the MONTH but very certain that
4 was In the middle OF the day.
William DUFFY stated that he was In the employment Of
Mr.. Henry Williams ! saw Mr.. Williams write those
accounts dated 18th December) between the hours Of
IL A. n and P. NJ that was the time that always
returned our accounts to Mr. Williams; don't remem5
when he was ever absent that time except Sundays
William Luson stated that he drove O milk wagon for
Mr. Wliams that they returned their every day
81 twelve to Mr. Williams personally and that he had
been absent single day since he had been In his
employ In the cross examination his witness stated
that Mr.. Williams had accused him Of collecting mouoy
and keeping It, and had threatened TO send him 70 the
hIand for so doing. on the morning az Mr. VII.
Hams arrest that he accused him.
The case resGed here, and the summing up win take
place TO- morrow at II II.
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yseventh street. near Teaa avenue Most Of the pur.
yesIs apply GEO. ROGERS s6s Chatham street. from
10 10 A. M tobP. II.
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PERSONAL.

CHILD TO BE ADoPrED.-ANY PEse0N o.
"A means. wishing 10 adopt healthy male child month
old wiz find calling 200 wes, twenty sixth street. be
tween Eighth and Ninth third floor trout ga
ssctory Information viii given. Apply for three day
from this advertisement.
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E,OR SALE OR ExCHANGe-THREE STORY BRICK
Dwelling. and two story brick stable rear With
stalls and nine feet carrsa 70 the u
desirable for manufacturers gentemans coach house cart
&C. S02 Woat Mn eseonth Inquire Of &. 4
DEkSON, ZOE Green wich street
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HOUSE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP-sTTUATE ON THE
III easterly ado OF town, Sixth four story
stones SIZE 22 BY co. lot 100 hsh soop Prise only
$500 mortgage % co. Also two Houses in Greene street.
near Spring street; size, Is by 50; lot 100.
L r, g. PIERCE, Is William street.
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r LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT or THR WIDOW AND
II Orphans Fund ct sts,e kghta Lodge Of O. OF o. FA
y Clinton hall ON Friday evening" Jan q, O'Clock. Tick
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UNOR sAIE-A FRONT AND REAR HOUSE AND SIX
years unexpred lease Of the lot with renewal Of %
years. the present ground rent s6 Apply s6 West Thy
stree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-10

,nr,s Anil :, tSt0.--The CAI1tOrnlH tet-
81. h ,..s Via the but,erfield overland mail
s'sPa n extended to Springfield, Missouri,
rae ...n miles beyond Maioy's station, yester.
esa - large force Of men are At work
asy an' i, forward TO Fort Smith, on the
g'tasse s;era border Of Arkansas. Adyices
SSH sli:osnia by the last mail state that the
~. ls a. thar side is being rapidly extended
hF IS rrssuo City this way, and 1t lie expect ted
Hs raj zach Los Angeles by the LIST of July
!, va 70 Fort y una 1t will be built with all
Dim sa,sr speed. With telegraphic commnnica.
r' s,n FOR, Smith on this side, aud Los Ange-
; E' :, ,hr other, it will be- very easy for the
s o.s ~ company TO reduce the time between
, e. York and San Francisco 10 ten days, as
y. roads between the first-named points WILL
80 ~, of very rapid travelling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-10
IA Large and Attractive Supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
BREEOEN & FOX.


Have been openihE. during the past two weeks,
and and are now prepared to Offers complete assort-
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
large lots Of Foreign Goods, which viii be sold at
prices much lower than those OF former seasons
We mention a few only Of the most attractive ar
ticles:
English BEREGE in immense variety;
Eng! and French BEREGE ROBES; 4 to 10
VOLANTS:
very large assortment Of SILKS, of every va
riety of style at Is to 30 per cent. below the cost
OF Importation.
French Printed JACONETS and ORGANDIES;
TRAVELING-DRESS GOODS, of every descrlp-
SPRING 1Sn biELA1NEs and cHALLrEs;
French and India FOCLARD SILKS, some en-
tirely new and handsome designs.
Our stock Of Domestic Staple Goods has never
been more exteue.ve.
NEGRO CLOTHING, of every grade.
Amongst the last named, we would call the spe-
gal attention q buyers to very large lots Of
Virginia and Georgia Plain and Striped OSNA-
BCRGS, and = large variety of other articles Of
'0''A'' : ''''.'''"<' BREEDEN FOX.
mRis-AHu 27 Broad street.
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AffRkcffVE sTocK OF NEW GUoDs NOW
OPENING

AffRAcflvE sT0cK Of NEW eooDs NOW
ArwaoLEsAIE AND Retail.
n fSW Tsisas eSs
or to prompt paying customers ON the usual time,
Our :tcek comprises; ia part. excellent bargains
Gal! the attention q The purchasing Community: 4
necessary to insure sales 10 the most economical
o''e DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SILKS oil newest designs in any quantity, from
SSss s'esa S,:y
Printed F3rlards;. Berese Anslase Frlnch Jaco-
nets Brillisnts; Lawns and Travelling Goods. by
LINEN GOODS.
80 pieces pure Irish Linen at Is cents per yard.
Ns pieces pure Irish Linen at N1s cts. per yard.
10y pieces pure Irish Linen at % cent. per yard.
.a Of ss
kins and Towels; ladies' and gents; Linen Cam
sr,c .AsnSkerchsf.. very cheap; Linen Drills
and Wit WHir fRd G st5bsy' Diapers
Cambrics Jaconets Swissss; Checks; Stripes !;
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
mafeP such ss New YorS as nonds
piece or By the yaId: Also: fun stock q, such
LADIES' WRAFPiNGS FOR STRING AND
tSf* SUMMER.
500 trench Lace Points; $50 Lace Mantles, of va
nous styles Burnous. Mandarines, Piccol0niinls,
and al the newest styles out Also. large stock OF
ns'sfRlSe sH EAMTBkkSSiD fdEsiRsffEisss'' sAs'''
In this department. we can show the largest and
cheapest Goods of :he kind in the city, without any
exception. comprising everything coming under
thus head, too numerous to mention. We, how
assortment of neat Camtrc Bands. whlch are so
desirable.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT..
Ladies', mlsses', gents and boys Hose and Half
Hose Of all kinds and all prices very low by the
PARASOTs AND LADIES' SUN UMBRELLAS.
In great variety and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
At our usual unrivaled low prices.
Merchants from towns the country who are
making their selections in this market, would con-
SUIT their Interest by giving stock examina-
ton, as on many Goods thSy can save rs per cent.
in purchasing from: us.
NH l3-lm
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Aurtl e..--S.ssss --1Dilta Wete
wAssfseesss",r ,isf 81 certain setslessi In Iowa
,~ssed for ~ and to releass the kovsra.
- A, ,;si. to eer,sis lands occupied sy Ne
~ Il Rsscn . ~ 8. O., delendea TIE Scath In
'xr; ca ssln and commercial. aspsst saow.ss
ve, lsdssss,. bill, wa< considerwd.
fte Hem s,;on was adopted. Calling on the
resc."s,r in formatio relAtivet to the nnm.
rrtdea. ~ csntured In the slave trade, what
~ Il ye w,re lifted ont at, and the resi-.
p,'tt 'nfy Inc captains and crews.
AaioernTy ~. House considered Mr.. Coyode's
Hsssee.- ,nrorosinx to arrestA augustus Scheil,
solution customs at New YORK, and bring
,seeteeaa, - the House for contempt. No action
10 seis'' Wv ....-
". Aaas .a,c,ary Committee reported on the
rse .s. protest The report takes ground
rres'oss.ss ~. Presidents views. and denies the
ssSns..s of his position. Two Of the Comc
essre 'aesse minority report on the same
STIR Living tina, the President can only BE-
,aslxs ny charges and impeachment. No
rss'ser ss had, and the subject was continued
~, .o.,aorToW.
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Bloody ARRAY.

posroS, April AT South Reading last
al John Foley was killed and two OF his
s.uds wounded, one supposed mortally, BY
s,arv Thompson. The Foley party were cele-
saang weddine in . part OF Thompsons
20 90, They became noisy and riotous, when
T.ospson started for the police, was pursued
I'd stacked, whereupon he stabbed his three
..xsiisntS.
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QY THE OvERNOR.-A PROcLAMA-
- TION.-In conformity with tho sixth section
of the sixth article Of the Constitution of this Com
monweslth, providing for the election Of a Judge
that Judges for the following judicial Circuits are
to bs elected during the gresent year, 70 wit For
the first Circuit, conrseH ofthe copntes Of Pm
sss: Anne NeLfsiE Msrse%ond. Isle s Ct Whit
the CITY Of Norfolk for the fifth Circuit, composed
Of the counties OF Accomac and Northampton; for
the sixth Circuit. composed OF the counties OF Eli
1aSs Sty w.Tca York Mt.
City, James City and the City Of williamsburg; for
the seventh Circuit. the City Of Richmond; for the
ninth Circuit. Stafford, Prince William. Alexan-
4: rseaqs5 and
and Goochand; for The eleventh Circuit, Mel
son, Amherst; RcckbridEe,, Augusta and Bath;
Rocking ham. Page. shenandoah. Warren and
HARDY; for the thirteenth Circuit. Clarke. Fred
erick: HAMPSHIRE, Morgan, Berkeley and JefersOn;
for the fifteenth Circuit. Giles. Mercer, Raleigh.
and Webster; for the sixteenth Circuit. Grayson,
iSf r. nipetesnts Circuit; Woef: Wit: S,lnsl,
SoSgs h for and
gala; and for the twenty first Circuit, Harrison,
Marion. ylor. Preston, Barboar, Randolph, Up
place on the fo1rth Thursday Of. the ensuing May,
to lie held in each county according to Law, asd Of
6ceys are required to govern themselves accord
insly. ,a.
seal OF the COMMONWEALTH. ~ Richmond,
II. 81 ON the 7th day Of April, leo0, and in the
eishty-foarth year Of che cq.mSnxs.lsh.
Gso. ". MUSSoaD. sss'y Of the ccn'th.
aD9-d&otdo sE
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IA Morbid Diseases of the stomach yield
CELEBRATED PREMIUM BiTTERs than
to any other remedS yet discovered by the scien-
tifc world Their composition is no mere chance
disno:ely, hut the res.lt Of years of study; and
ton, they are invaluable to every famly-hut es-
pecialiy so to every delicate female and child.
Thousands Of certificates have been published Of
their great efficacy in cases of Dyspetsia, Stc.;
which are really astonishing,
NO. For sale BY all Druggi5tS. ap5-ts
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11I517 51x


|. J. s's~1S - - ! + 49, ~.
Askx 80 II 6UfHn M ,(0m1 xt@~S
I33S s. VI
q Is e. n 1T Zen - 110S1Cs q
|@N.Hadk G. - 80 -.
12S5sSSs 1jffISN8 f636 Vii ~ , =
- - 100 49,. SSVssS e - -
A4nm aep0001 - = q 4 ~ ;, 4 = =. - TsIs,- ~
u $40 ss. s.: ~ !. g go iss - Sss
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The Presidency.

,rarsrA, GA, April 9-Hon. A. H. II. Steo-
,.as in A private letter 10 one OF the Georgia
.sie.s,es to the Charleston Convention, pro-
as against the use OF his name for the Fresi-
lam
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rs
III rSNt.tS1 q III = r:
xi ,.a.s hsfs = s's;ssk. : sbbaHHYf' sS1
Exosss,oa tieksts ,ssues = = - sss,s. y ,,,h.
q ~ ths sasa1ess $50 gssm saaaeab insledsd,
fesass 8 NJ 1erh, Hsa,s Al s,.s,- roo !.
. No sisifta ::, $500, :: {,
sss1 4 sfsf: Ssso III. ED
Rs.sh. q. boston taken !. nodsraas rates. and
fIeEsss ssd Bsrsks secured u eur. olles OF, o.
. s-N ~ LuDLAn ! WATSON.
&c EEs$$fs I!kE. ID s & .fE;I
RKsSI re e e IS: hour q ! o'siios inG T..
r.ss:. with great di.psscS :. 0@'''no'e y low
Psssass and isrs %.
H. e ss b ssu so.a s: :,s
s e: g:.S :s, as,:
the q, s s "h.rs' bA HSHfb'st wM cu,sIx
rs re FOR nc R0s T ON.fIRsT VESSEL
cargo engaged ana going On 6cs1d vii have % auist
SIS. ''1noi DAVIS q 9liii'se' * sSRi{ cTRRrE
<AE KOR CMAHLEsTON, s: C.-The SUI
f&oS RSTIiSr faat-sailing schooner ANN s, CAN
greater portion Of he. cargo nsssed will sail with
sss ess'''A For 'se'f: 6 sP;Iy Is
SSs ba1XT.s4SsseS .ss' 5ssl ~ !. !.
f+.,.s. ...,. J. IRBY will leave e above. For
sps-.s .''' . A. the s *; l. D Sof st.
&& packet schr.. WIN. SEVERE, CAPT JOIN JOHN
800. bR0oks, having portion Of her cargo en-
ap f-lw W. D. C0LQurTT CO.
,ss III s9Si|!6 sSHap -! sS9S 81
ooIoet LAP s0s s aII EI,p M.:.s a.S
&&s fast. sailing brig :isADoRx." Il. B ses1S,
M nGsston ct ai
r"t remainder or passage. having superior accom-
A'p, to Ms;ti5 @ Go s2ssf +
Is Sx% AkR kkw HoEK xE sfEE
Cart
gong on board. win have quick dispatch. For For
's sn s.ts 'n'' "p BXv Il VIM cuRRrE.
z&34k THE ADAMS' EXPR ESS COM.
hANY sr Il! Ma5S sr b Ps Ie e. med
M M0KR By NV and
HESpAY and SATURDAY, and thence by RAIL
BERG e AEhp L. LYNCH
pal places in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA,
are now prepared to forward, with great dispatch,
able Parcels. Jewery, &c, to the above named o.
ties, and ali places on the seaboard.
panied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who viii
give their personal attention the careful handling
Of goods entrusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers win please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will he sent
BY Steamers. unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day Of sailing, until Sock
p. Nd. ]. L. McDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express 60.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Anct'

TEWELRY, FINE TABLE, CUTLERY,
inst at 10 O'Clock, at my store. will sell at auc
tion large assortment OF JEWELRY, consist
ing In part OF Breastpins, Ear Rings, Finger
Kings, Bracelets, Lockets, Gold Chains, Fob Do,
Sh.rt and Sleeve Buttons. Studs &c.
ALSO-Fine Table Cutlery. ivory. buck horn
and cocoa handles; large variety Of Pen and
Pocket Knives, Butcher Knives, Carvers. &c.
The above is an excellent lot of Goods and must
without reserve. The goods can he seen and ex-
ahmed before sale.
ap1O r. CAUTHORN. Auct.
high CONSTABLE'S ALE.-W M he sOid ;.
IL on SATURDAY, the l4.h day of April, 1860.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the Stone Yard occupied by
NK hSH fo and sth 1T and s Ms9 streets;
distress warrant in my hands in favor Of Thos. w
boswell, receiver, &C.. VS.. William Thorn.
apl0 F. BUTLER, H. C.. c. r..
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S.x Orleans Races,

xvv ORLEANS, April S.-The four mile race
-.',srdsy was won by Fanny Wnshingfon.-
s,ms~,:g;-s:tp beating In Vdriete. Johs
r",,i,s,;ac, and Reserre.
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by J. ]. Moore, Auct'r. Norfolk, Va.

NOTICE - REBY GIVEN THAT
~ Messrs. Seldner. SchlossbergeF l. Co. have as
signed to us. ~ Trustees, all their stock in trade
and partnership assets of the late firm of Schmidt
L Seldner. by = deed of trust, which has boon du-
~ recorded IN this city.
The stock consists Of Rrandies. Wines, Whs-
kew: Rum; Gin. Sesars. Hsvana clear leaf, seed
leaf. ara Tobacco, manufactured Cbowinx ard
Smoking Tobacco. together with all tho Tables.
stools. Boxes and BRANDS usually f1ynd IN . large
Wide Water street.
ALSO
OF q large stock Of Wines and Brandies in the
Custom; House: Norfolk. under bond, and of 81
casks White Wine Vinegar
The stock is new and well selected, and persons
desiring to engage in the business Will find 1t to
their advantage to examine the stock, which will
be shOw On Nv Mr.. J. j. MOORE.
The whole stock will be sold at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April. inst,
commsncing At II o'clock, At the stores above
disposed nf The stock in bond will be sold at the
stores is completed.
TENS OF SALE.-All sums under 800. cash !;
over 500 and under $500 60 days; over @a0 and
under 500, 90 days; and all sums over $500 I
R R,N P6R Il; RnTAKEER' JR.'{ Trustees.
ap9-tda J. J. MOORE l. co Auct's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-10

BY Thos. w. keesee, Auct..
fOAce corner 18th and Cary streets.)
GEvENTY THOUSAND FEET OF HEN.
SALE AT AUcTION-wili no sold, On WE'D
NESDAY afternoon: April nth, commencing at S
"c;ock; =, Messrs . Lnnirm wwstsGn: Wh.rf.
Of ALL HEART HEMLOCK JOlSTH AND
SCANTLING. in lots to suit purchasers
TERMs.-FOur months credit, for approved, ne
gotiabse paper.
apIO THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct'r