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.-,trwB1A. s. G., Dee. 20.--There have been
sle,rn new cases OF small, pox here since uss.
dAN.
Tbr Methodist Conference of South Carroll
-. has passed resolutions in favor Of seces-
sion.
p.t,5r,S, That the South Carolina Conference
- . the, feel that tae sreat work OF the Chris
- "a -ulstrs demands. and sh ould ever Feoelye
80 fsifhlal snd devoted ate ntion, and shouId
Eravet Ahsoive han from any active partIcipa-
t,. n The siries Of the political arena nevertbe-
tes, can never forget the high allegiance which
49,, owe 10 the claims of their country, the land
81 her birth.
"TSst while we deplo the necessty that exis,s
-. stYarsfIon from the Federal Union vet in
IS IL all the history OF the past, the peri OF
.ne Fl. sent and the threatened wrongs OF the flu
,Se ua feel bound by honor and duty to move IA
hs1pens with the South, resisting Northern
dom at4on'
,,s,s With whose destiny we are Identified. we
- ever pray for she Euidan6e and blessing of
,ss t,cG az provldeno and grace, who has SO long
sxers5std his gTscious protection over the homes
- ,ur fstnerS- and that this Con ference tender
"a me state of south Carolina their ENCOURAGE
nets their sympsthles. their affections their
"r.arressICrs with heaven IN her behalf their ali
subect only to the paramount claims OF 6 cd upon
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A CARD.-We very earnestly request custom
n ers and others, who have our BAGS, to send
them to full of gram, il ready to send 1t, or
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
inconvenience for want of our Bags that are idle
IN various hands who have neglected to return
them In a short time we must make up bag &C
counts and charge the holders with them. When
We send bags to any person, they should be re-
urned promptly.
Much of the whea we receive is damp. Farm
ers 0ug hit to dry IL a. home. Barns, granaries and
" all out of dooIs are big enough to spread ii in,
Farmers lose immensely by lnattention to this
point
We have fallen on perilous times, when debt Is
fearful. Filling orders for guano, &c, on the
faith of growing WON do for those VINO have
TO buy them on time. A safe pSpoAple ofindividua
economy Is to make money bel1le we spend IT,.
sa IQ-ts MADDl& e. co.
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d bituaFy
Northern Markets,

AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 20.-Ex-Gov. Mcdonald
lied al Marietta, Ga, Monday night.
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ds.-Cash, in Virginia Bank notes.
~ r. CAL HORN An
By J. III. Digges, Auct'T.

FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
L JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c.-Will he
sold at auction every night this week. at Auction
Room IS Main street. Also. a lot of Blankets I'm
dershlrts. Drawers, fine Table Cutlery, Plated
spoons, FORKS, &C., &c. Sale will commence al
O'CLOCK, NJ J. II. D1GGES, Auot.
u. r. BOOTH, Salesman. oc Z--ts
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HORSES, &C., FOR sALB.

aS1NS60, xS.y < SGt SAbGs
FOR SALE.-A fine Family HORSE,
five years old, warranted sound, and gentle
NAt0 ride or drive in single or double har-
ness Sold for no fault, the owner having no
further use for him., Apply at the Tredegar Iron
Works where the Horse can be seen.
de 20ts VIM. E. TANNER.
FOR SALE.-I have seven No /
|NR Riding and Driving HORSES, some of
Ns,AAthem very stylish and fast. would ike to
sell two of them Any person desiring 10 pur-
chase, ma, take their choice from the lot. Also,
two new DRAWS, light and strong, all of which
propose TO tell on accommodating terms. They
may be seen at my Stables. on the Dock, between
I9 and Goth streets.
de linz EDMOND BOSSIEUX,
FOR Saba young, well broke
~ HORSE-rdes and works well-can be
NS@Aseen at our stable. IN the rear of our ware
house. ide 3-tsl KENT, PAINE Il co.
rA CoW FOR S4LE.-I have for sale a
E&A+$ fine MICH COW, with young calf al
stA..-zz.sher side. Ino 26tsl X. CAUTH0RN.
.Isf1ssE/ kOCkAWAY FOR SALb.-I have
etllKE2 for sale new city made ROCKAWAY,
no Its R: CAUTHORN.
s.1~.-.r-777.-S FOR SALE-Two or three
SsEs..ysSs.5 c ANAL BOATS. Apply at this
s-~-nAas>ss-s office. po23-ts
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA,
p.sSAeE OF AN ORDINANCE OF Sc.
CENSlON.

nrsATE ON The COLLECTION OF THE
REVENUES
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A GARD-NEW BAKERY.-The suoscr Ter,
- - n; GILL, would most respectfully inform
ms friends and the public. that he has opened
a NEW BAKERY, No. 296 Broad street. above
ISL Az ne intends using nothing but the best ar
ticies, and employIn none hut the best work men,
he hopes to meet with literal share of public
patronage BREAD, ROLLS, BISCUIT, BUNS,
&C., ESH, morning and evening.
Boarding and Eating Houses, stoTes and Fam
iiles served IN every part of the city, the most
reasonable terms.
Wedding and other Parties served with ICED
and ORNAMENTED CAKES, on the most rea-
sonabIe terms Soda, Butter, Water, Lemon and
Arrow Root CRACK Frs, fresh every day.
Don't forget the place, No, 296 Broad street
dSS-IbtF
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NOTICE,-EUGENE CARRINGToN,

NOTICE, -EUGENE DARLINGTON,
~ LUMBER DEALER,
Corner Franklin and 18th streets.
Always on hand. fine assortment of:
WHITE PINE. BLACK WALNUT. MAHOG
ANY, CHERRY, POPLAR, OAK. HICKORY,
ASH. MAPLE and BUTfONW00D.
Virsiula, North Carolina and Florida PINE,
SCANTLiNG of all sizes.
SHINGLES. LkTHS And GARDEN RAILS.
JUST RECEIVED, a nice lot of inch BOARDS
and Ia inch FLOORING. de dim
CSyECUTORS' NOTICE.-AiipeIs sons Inaepts
l. ed to the estate of Mrs. FRANCES u. TAI
IAFERRO, of Hanover, are requested 10 make
immediate payment. Those having claims gainst
her estate will present them, properly authenti-
WM o. WINSTON.t Ex,,.
nos-1tawsv GEO. w. COSBY, { Ia i''
TTGs AND RAIsINS.-20e drums Of New Figs
L and % boxes Kalslns in store snd i3r sale very
low, WIN. 9, pANDRlDGE,
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BY Richard antharn, Auct'r.

~ '1'e !" 1.L "a HutM ur Uf j" uCtf.
TRY G0OnS, CLOTHING. SHOES. &c
- AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY. 2Ist maj At 10
O'Clock. a. my store, will Sc at auction a St Of
fresh and desirable DRY .OoDS, CLOTHING.
SHOES, &c., consisting in part-Blue, steel mi Z
ed and drsb Cssslnets, Cashmere Shawis. t;rey
EIannei: Coating, Linen Rosom and Fancy Shirts.
ney Bags, Heav, Business Goats, Pants: caSsi
mere, Satin and German Vests; Extra size six
hdkls, Mems Brogans. Women's Bootees and
Buskins, &c, ~
TEkMs.-Cash in Virginia Bank notes.
de ~ X. eau HORN, Auct'r
A5.sN- SLOOP FOR SAiE AT AUCTION.
On the 2lst DECEMBER, le60, the sub
.~ scriheI will cause to be so d at public auo-
ton, at TURKEY ISLAND WHARF, on Jane.
River. the Sloop WILLIAM MING, which was
sunk and abandoned there during the last summer
snd was raised at his expense
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Trustee for the children Of Mrs. Nj airy Ficfe.r,
deceased. do h--fds
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GEN'L SUPT'S OFFICE VA CEN'LR R,}
RICHMOND, Dec. 10, 1860.
g-s- rszz=r-sS.,zsrv SPECIAL NOTICE -
SAas.ss sss5ss ssssssss The UP-FR EIGHT DE-
HE-z s-s'Se----ss@ Pa RTMENT of this road at
FRIDRY, the aist instant and Wit vii not be r 9
opened again until FRIDAY. the 4th day of Jan
uary. 1861. The last outward bound Freight Train
for the present year will leave Richmond on
SATURDAY, the I'D instant, and the next one
on SATURDAY, tue 5th of January, 1861.
The last inward Freight Tram will arrive in
Richmond on MONDAY, the oath INST. ANY live
stock WILL be de llvered the same evening, and the
Down Freight Depot vii be opened from 70 IL
o'clock A. Nj. on WEDN ESDAY, the 10Th inst ,
for the delivery of such articles as consignees may
desire. after which time 1t will be closed until
FRIDAY, the Atm day OF January
STEPHEN HUN TER,
de &-tds Principal Freight Agent.
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Notice.-The advertlsems Mt of V. BARGAMIN,
OF yesterday, proposing to sell Lease upon The
property recently occupied by Hagerty & StaTke,
IS unauthorl Zed, and contrary to the terms of the
lease. Applications for rent must be made to me.
de Its G. X. PEAKE,
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BY Jas. M. Taylor 4 SIN, Aact's.
sALEoFTn.KTY-TH THREE

TRTrSSTrEEG1SSS SALE LEEoFTn4KTY;THREE
tue Of 9 deed Of trust from vira c Gsrrett.
dated The he 2s;h day f Fsaraary l8eo and Of
%. b. "a p. 1885, snail, at the re luest OF the bene
fcisry, proceed to sell at the Co. MY Court House
being Court day. commencing at IL O'Clock Nj.
the Property described IN said C ed as follows
ne RsSS Of &sE oc Of a sbe
sd m o. }4s nv ssrss road about hs
lug the lands of Samuel Brsde, S children, PoIIy
Shum, WIN. +. Hord, and Others, and being the
same real estate covered to sa d klvira c Gar
Tstt by Charles hagan. Trusfee tor Margaret
Poh6lns and others, b deed bearing date the 2oth
february, 1850 and recorded as above.
TERAs.-h noug IN cash to defray the expenses
Of sale; and a bond for S2oO with interest from
December LIST, 1862 III psit the REMAINDER upon
sale % may oHS f'2 FR SpiH r. T i9s ass OF
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR soS, Aacts. de ie
TRUsTEE'S sAlEoFA NEArL LITTLE
AND foSbs FiTE LES MiV WISH III II h kIcn
MOND:-By authority of deed of trust executed
the ID day of AUGUST. 1859 and of record 10 The
Jerks Once OF Henr!co County Court, the under
sci az putlc auction, on tho premises, on WE'D
NESDAT the I'd day Of January, 1881, at IL o'cPk
A NJ thai desirable little mariet farm upon
which SAID Warber ton resides on the old Dee - Run
turnpike, hive miles from the city of Richmond.
containing lsA acres. There are upon Ihs ace
sinai dwelling house, all necessary out houses,
and large ice house and pond sufici nj 10 fill II
Ts.Ms-Enough IN cash to pay off note OF
expenses of sale and upon q credit as to sac o.
until december 18th, 1861, and upon such credit
A r. COURTNEY, Trustee
Jas. NJ. TAYLOR Son. Aucts, de 10
COMMissIONER'S SALE OF VAI.UA-
pUa IN FhE e coTNY 81 SEAk short
o sot eosn qgd IF asGss Of he GIN
s IN IN . m.
of DEC EMBER. 1870, at il O'clock Of that at day,
est bidder, q valuable Farm. now In the occu oancy
OF I z. Leake, ESQ; containing BOG acres more
Goftreli, and others, about twelve miles vest of
KKI Richmond pear Short s Pump ia the county Of
and IN good state of cultivation; the balance is
Frs%sd p b9a with 1--WE psGs ma. on + good
and Apple Orchard. The soil ia well adanisd
to the growth Of the usual crops.
the balance IN two equal ms amen ts, payabla re-
speoilve!y in IL and Is months. with Interest rom
Iae Gay Of sale the purchaser 70 xsouts his bonds
ioT the deferred payments, and the title to be re-
'. ae 1 SSs 'As fa'th sn order Fl hs csp
NoT sas,. be sold in front Of HenTico
AIRY 6eSi for sa NfsR g, W "a InRs
named man Jane COUSINS 81 The said woman free
larceny, and ordered to be sold into absolute
lake place at IL O'Clock
de 7-tds JOHN A. HUTCHINSON. s. he.
I OUlSJ. BOASIEUx,
- Manufacturer Oh Double Refined
STRAIN CANDIES,
sss5s S;]j
THE BEST GOODS, wv
THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
AND
THE LARGEST STOCK,
FIVE-STORY Ruu.plNG.
No. 90 Main a.. opposite Richardson q Co..
de R-tIanlstlifl Richmond. Va.
TEAS: LOO bexss BLACK Tea; 100 do. sne Grn !
POWDER Teas Tor sale b. WM. TAYLOR
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s. con
[e bnsl
Sc, and
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|AtIOn
CkE,
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NOTiCE.-Will be sold, in front of Usn.,s-oo
~ oounty Court House, on the lat day OF Jana
airy Court, 1851, for cash. q NEGRO WOMAN.
negro. convicted by the County Court Of Hsnr,eo
Coanty, at ats present term tDscemberj o. grand
larceny and ordered to be sold into absolute
lake place at IL O'Clock M
de 7-tds JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, s. he
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81 FOR RENT.-The upper part OF HOUSE
s1:;: lO3 Main street is for rent, and possession
AsiA gwen Immediately. The House is large and
onnven eEt to business. Gas and water on the
premises. Apply at abe store.
w. s. TUPMAN. hgt,
de 5-ts l09 Nj ain street,
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THE PLACE to buy cheap Goods Is certainly
! at No. % Main street, where can be found
B0SOMSa t 60; HOOP SKIRTS at 2so;; FLAN.
8! and si8 Plain and Figured MOUsLAlNRs a.
12se.; Mems ana Ladies' COLLARS at &C.; ME-
RIN0S at 2oc., and bargains in almost sli kinds OF
DRY GOODS. Don't forget the place. at
WERTHEIMER 4 LOWENBERG's,
de linn No Is Main street
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.,LuMBIA. 8. c. Dec. 20.-There have been
oven new cases of small. pox here since Tues.
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SOL.
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ING Of
nd SELL

Queen;
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bar son
2vt
rsigned
Ensuing
II those
public
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be feels
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IN viii
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Hl0Tth-
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TIRE ln-
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IN A -
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VIkG.NIA MOUNTAIN BUCK WHEAT.
DRlED PEACHES, &c II have y store and
1000 lbs; Va. Mountain BUCKWHEAT, prime
quality.
10 bushels DRIED PEACHES. clear of the seed.
200 do; White MERCER POTATOES
RAlSlNS, IN \ y and whole boxes.
Prime Roll and Packed BUTTER
English Dairy and Cutting CHEESE.
Also, great variety of FAMILY GOODS, too
numerous to name. Goods deli yered any wbere m
the city, free of charge. by -
do l3-ts No. IN Erapkl lin ST
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SUPTS OFFICE K. l. D. r.. r. CO
lehman Dec 10Th lGan

Richmond Dec 18th, 1890
F-.. rzs.rszxzszss-7 NOTICE.-The South Side
Freight and Accommodation Tram, the O'Clock
M VII Inc e has bssS AMp pan
nectlon with this Train, aud formed The evening
and dD q viz
be run u AFTER TINS pTHffent Wsek rAIcorr srn,.
OFFICE .RICHD Ii -PET'G r. R. coz
RIcHY .,, " neS -, $50;
D. !oi tf IT'D f TfE7!S s.. q +. sss
inst until WEDNESDAY, Jan ID: 1851
de 2O-lA I. Ii WYNhE, sup't.
r. c-zssu..ys-,y7 SPECIAL NoTiCE.-The
~ the Ge FRfIG6TE ds rSB nHS Of
VILE RAILROAD CnMPANY; will be closed
snd opened on SATURDAY, the 5sR Of JanusTy ''
The DOWN FREIGHT department will he
closed on SATURDAY, the 22d inst, and opened
on the same day of the up freight.
Train Of the 22d DECEMBER, will re ready for do
livery OF MONDAY, the Gath inst, at O'Clock
No Freight for LYNCHBURG, will be received
at this Depot after o'clock P. M, on THURS
DAY, the 2oGh inst until the 9th OF January. 1861.
Cen! F..: As't RI, re R. Co.
Richmond, Dec. u, 1850 de IS -t6Jan
So NOTiCE.-The FREIGHT TRAINS on
- 81 P} the 20, se,h ins;sns s, pPt IaTfsDAY
Richmond. Dec. II. de std
saSF5T3ssAEE Below NORTHERN ffRIcRs
very SUPERIOR octave PiAN0s. which he war war
rants TO be equal, If not superior, to any instru-
ment of the same quality from Northern manu-
factories.
r H and srE hi sFy9 Sp p n pubic
sonabe rates. - CONRAD FREiMASSN,
South side Broad ST., between I'd and Sd,
W. Prof. H. dfassu E9 no R[0 sm E.
IA $40 REWARD.-Ran away on satur-
pf lehn Ess'ha@; q feassa eqasty.
q 70 the estate Of jesse Perkins, dec D. i''AS'H'
~, RALPH Idn il sh2at two years of age
front teeth out and the rest are very broad and
white. No peculiar mark about him is remem-
finger and thumb on one of his hands-oan't say
which. He. IL Is SAID, can write good hand,
The above reward viii Be paid for his apprehen-
sion IN the State and delivery TO being placed
ste and delivered to US, or placed IN ' jail al '
y w BE- st aad SO that VIZ ha Fo6EGd OF 500
fGaf ( r. VWAEkshTE .
Ex'ors of Jesse Perkins, decd.
'' Nov 18th 1850 nol,-ts
THE PLACE TO buy cheap Goods Is certainly
Bosns At n Hu5f s'sfstR Tsss re can Os fonSd
MEL at leA and 2oc best Ladies' B0OTEFS at
81 and II Is; Plain and Figured M0USLAlNES az |
l2sse.; Mems and Ladies' COLLARS at sc.; ME-
RINOS It ae, and bargains IN almost oil kinds OF
DRY GOODS. Don't forget the place. at
WERTHEIMER LOWEN BERG's,
de lin No. IS Main street
NEW GOODS FROM THE
~ CRENSHAW WOODEN MILLS,
Fancy CAslMERES, all wool
Ladies' CLOAK CLOTHS.
Bed BLANKETS, SC.
For sale by SAM'L NJ PRICE A. IN
de It's
FRESH yENISON-TO-D DAY, 10th Decem-
ber.-l0 saddles very fine fresh Vepison. IN Nam.
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T. n III Butt TER.
strictly prime fresh Orange county BUTTER
for rs cents,
Prime Goshen BUTTER, for % cents
Good Cooking BUTTER, from Is TO % cta
Receiving fresh. twice q week
2500lhs. Mountain BUCkWHEAT
Dried PEACHES aud APPLES,
White HnmlGy BEANS
Black-E ed PEAS.
WHITE WINE for JeIlies
Fer sale who asale and retail By
j. &. ROBERTSON.
de Gin Cor. Governor and Franklin sts
4 TRUSTEE under two deeds of TINS, ara
IL -, cuted to me by James r. Fisher and r. +
inston, and recorded in the Clerks Office of the
Hastings Court of the cit, of Richmond ON the
Ilth and 18th days of December. 1850 conyeting,n
ne, for certain trusts therein mentioned ali debt.
Que the late c1ncern of Fisher 4 Winston
hereby appoint the said r. 7. WINSTON INV sols
agent to collect and receipt for the SAID dents
also, to sail what merchaud re ~ convened IN said
deeds; Witness nv hand this 18th DAY of Decsm
Der, 1850. lde l4-l2tl ISAAC W. WALKER
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- n n a z III y L ID FUh SALE.-The
NEE LEASE on the house No. 200 Main street.
sGAnow occupied by ID. HAGERrY, is for sale ror
the unexplred term, ending the lst October, 1864
Possession given within fifteen days. The store
fixtures will be sold with or without the lease
The location ls well adapted to any retail business
Apply to " BARGA MIN
de It's Trustee
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pul,lt,
ERNf,
ayor T.,
hftnss-
slck.
4f.aa NJ
HzV
80,
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SHAyiN4 nRUsM IS: -TAs bsdssr Hrss6-
- = 6oSk ! co, n,ussis,..
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SOL.
ices 10
Or the
Ihbles
ige his
led 70
pit re-
Lee a.
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Harris
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10
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sAfHSs
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s. ell
Iced to
ems Of
enable
| lttu 10
homes
range
Tor
wenty
lar as
Without
ear BY
please
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IL, ROOM FOR RENT.-A large comforta-
el::a BILE ROOM over my store, suitable for doc
ka.ntor's Office or lodging room
J.W. FRAYSER, Druggist, 18th ST.,
&C 23-ts Near corner of Broad.
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|sT bay-
T. WI
ekuIIie
anuarY
RI Nc
IA, aud
fUIlage
| Wing
NGs.
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SALE OF BURTON THEATRICAL WARDROBE.

large crowd gathered yesterday morning the sale
Of Burons theatrical wardrobe by Ssbin Co.. corner
of Broadway and Fourth Among the buyers
several theatrical managers and number Of prominent
actors and showmen.
Lots to 50 OF the costumes comprised all of the late
William Z. Burtons private wardrobe. No. l. captain
Cuttle"a complete set, including spoons, watch, &c
was started at the low price Of dollar but after
smart contest between Mr.. Phillips and Mr. W. Florence
was knocked down to the latter for seven dollars
"When found make note Of" The well known costume
Of "Toodes forming lot No. g. was also obtained by
Mr.. Florence, for IS 76 after spirited contest Poor
Mrs Toodes had she been present would certainly have
bought this lot being fond OF cheap bargains in she
might have another Toodes. Lot g. Bottom asss
head and all only realized four dollars and obtained
by Mr.. Lingard "Aminadab Sleek" No. ~, caused
some sharp bidding, and finally knocked down to
Mr.. ]. Wilson for dollars and quarter. Mr.. Fox
purchased "Toby Tot" for seven dollars-but poor
"Pau Pry" that had caused of laughter with his
hoping 'he didn't intrude" bought BY Mr. Phillips
for only dollar The best sale effected that of
Greek costume formerly the properly Of Lord Byron,
who purchased in Greece short before his lord
ships DEATH This was certainly fine costume and re-
allied fourteen and half dollars
The quality Of the material Of which many Of tho
costumes composed Of the first cass-the coat
often originally costing than ten times the amount
realized for the whole suit
The balance Of the articles sold belonged to the ward
robe Of the Chambers street Theatre aud sold
customers and country managers at very low figure.
The sale was not concluded until late hour.
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NEW NAMES roK OLD THISGs Gs-The anticipated visit
OF his Royal Hghness the Prince OF Wales has given
another occasion to manufacturers retailers and Others
to advertise their wares under new name. We now
coat and indeed the prince Of Wales everything ne
cessary the adornment Of the person. In Canada,
old steamboats, horses, aud hotels and saloons
re-cbrstened With the distinguished title, and one loyal
publican has ventured 10 advertise the prince OF
Wales Halfway House" Whether it is hostel provi-
dad for the Prince when half through his journey, e.
hafscas-over, halfway compliment i, not stated.
We trust he will be duly impressed with the honor
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Correspondence Of the London Times.
THE CAPTURE OF THE CHARLES AND JANE
ACTION OF TIE u S. MINISTER AT NAPLES.

NAPLES, June 90.
As the matter involves great question Of
public law continue in detail my report Of the pratca
capture of the Sarlnisn aud American vessels After
posting nv letters on Saturday the Marchese Vamarina
had an interview with Sgnor Caraf demonstrated with
him on the capture of the Title, observed that might
produce an inter- otion Of friendly relations and that
he should 90 to Gaeta and get his report from the cap
tain unless he we're sent for 10 Naples. Caraa alarmed
at the appearance Of as said he would take the orders
Of His Majesty.
Later 10 the day the Marcbese Villamarins was in
formed that the captain Of the Ute would be brought
TO Naples on the folowing day At the same time Mr..
Chandler was informed that would not be necessary
for him 70 leave Napes both captains would be forth
coming the next morning. 10 short Neapoltan steam
or left the zane night for them On Sunday morning
Mr. Chandler saw CaraA and stated that il the sailing
vessel were not American he had nothing more to do
with the business but that If it the Neapoiian
Government must take the consequences. The Archme
De came in later in the day bringing the captains Of the
cautured vessels and after difficulties had been got
over with regard to seeing the men without Witnesses
Ia point insisted upon by the hArchese viAmaiina and
At first refused by the Neaopolan Goyeinment( the
Sandman and United States Ministers went board
with their respective Consu Each kioister made his
separate inauy and t results from he investigation Of
the Sardnians that the ships papers reg and
were made out for Cagliad On meeting the captured
vessels the Neapoans cried out "Sairsz noTs ro's,
which vas understood as "Erez rotrs roSt and they
vsrs going forwards. The Fuluinan's 'hsa steamed
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COLUMBIA HOUSE.

Cape Island, cape May, n. d.
ls lArrs Hotel VII be open for ue reception Of
l russss on aath June, 1854.
fe completey repaired andre furnished
COokinE Range Sean Boilers and every modern
Improvement Addd Extensive srABLINe attaehedto The prem
Al letter. addressed to the subscrbss Cape Island, New Jer
~ LAIRD A WOOLWAN.
JInE LAmD. proprietor Franklin house, Philadelphia
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