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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-03

- BEAITlFUl. COUNTRY SEAT CALI I'D
" MOUNT COMFORT HALF MILE NORTH
EAS OF kICHM0ND.-A. Commissioner APP
pointed by the decree of the Circuit Court of Hen
rco rendered on the 2Jth October 1860 in the case
OF Moncure, &c. against Daniels EXT, &c, /
snail, as special ommissoner thereby appointed,
proceed TO sell, at public auction, the prem
on MONDAY, the 18th November, 1860, at ii oclk
A: tf fair if not, the next fair day the beau
tllul Country Seat Of which judge Peter Daniel
died zed called Mount Comfort" containing
about 80 acres, more or less A plat and survey of
the land will be exhibited at the time of sale, show
ing the sizes of the different subdivisions. There
IS on the place a comfortable Brick Dwelling, and
the usual out buildings, tosether with an excel
lent Orchard. and many handsome Shade Trees.
and severa excellent Springs. The lots will vary
IN size from 10 to % acres, each according to the
relative position. Taking into consideration it's
beautiful and elevated position. its noted health
tulness. and neaTness To the city of Richmond, 1t
is believed that few If any more desirable places
have been brought into market for long time
past.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 6, IL and
l8 months, for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained TIL all the purchase money is
fully paid, and conveyance ordered by the Court.
JOHN %. STEGER,
N Il 90. 1rFlls,
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FUTURE DAYS.
by 6eddin 4 Apperson, Auct's.

40 kAsp. s sfas 70 Ess 6saHGh;s T MGSp
FER fos sAfE All cEkSN NhScHE ait
at suction. at Branch's Meeting II ouse. on NON
. pAY n ss sa WSSe 1,
adjoining the tract on which Dr.. D. g. winfree
mirabiy adapted 20 the brick business Two loads
can easily be made dally to Manchester.
months. for negotiable notes. bearing interest,
aas ;s . 5s'''' s6bp I'll e
SIDE OF 5 GPIIGMB, BRRfwwiEEN ELMw6ob
AND poH VI f
n the case Of "Degenhardt, &C.. against Thaoker.
Is, Is. premises. on MONDAY, the yt6 November,
1880 1850 at o,eiocb NJ. If fair: # not; the next
b, Messrs. r Roberts and W. ". ,Crump. Com
mlssoners, and which he has failed to pay for,
viz: LOT. located as above. fronting IS feet on
the west side of Plumb street, running back 10
TERMs;-0ne- third cash balance at 8 and IL
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
ute retained TILL all the pnW,shase b m9psy paid
GoDDIN & APPBRsoN. Aucts. oc is ids
TWO VALUABLE TENEMENTs ON
RICHARD AND BALpiNG. sTRfETs. FOR
SALE AT AUcrIoM.WIl be sold at suction,
% S oeoet ~ ve a9' s1oe NsS
Brick Tenement now IN the occrpsncs Of Mr..
tSs nn,,S and new Framed c9sse Dwelling on
oi 100 feet and depth of les feet. The property
is IN good repair and rents to good tenants at fair
TERN.:-One third cash balance at 4 and
months, for negotiable notes, interest added and
mol retained Go Isl Ne aPPPERsoN Auo
NIHMIkEs ABOVE RiCHM6ND, SLAVES AND
move to Richmond to reside / will sell at public
auction, on t re- premises, on THURSDAY, the sth
rot, on first fair day hereafter the Farm on
EhIoh now reside, lying on the Richmond and
mond. con aiming 40 acres of land After the sale
sI Riffs, the land and NIL SELL u IKE manner my Slaves
Household and Kitchen Furniture one Rockaway,'
and two Carts. and whatever else there may be on
TERMsDFor the land. credit of l, 2. and
years, bearing interest, secured by personal and
real security. For the slaves. credit of months
endorsers. For the RESIDUE of the personal prop
erty. cash for all sums under $50; over that
months credit o Isl 82n sEk Eia RfSod
Sale by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts. oc 80
COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF HOUSE
IEsf LiSE T aT nGf BErW Hh b BR "a
AND MARSHALL STREETs-By virtue of
S the esss e Of on ns c sHs CsH of
pronounced the one on the 9Th Nov. 1858, and the
other 2th Oci., 1860, the undersigned cOmWls
sloners will proceed 70 sell at public auction,
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 9Th Nov, 1860. at
O'Clock 7. nj ,tf fair; if not, the next iair day.
the real estate of which Frederick Krkmeyer
died seized consisting of House and Lot, loca-
ted as above. fronting about so fee. on the west
side of 25;h street. running back 40 feet to an
alley.
TERMs.-Ope third cash; balance at IL and Is
| months. tor bonds. bearing interest, with good
personal security, and title retained till all the
purchase money is paid.
THOMAS P. AUGUSTA
JNO. b. YOUNG, Comr's
oc 80 lot EATON NANCE.
Sale cOnducted nv GnnnTx
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DAnhs q MfNEk, Wholesale GRO
L GERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, oHe

L GERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, otfe
for sale
IL hhds. BREASTS BACON,
Is hhds. H 4 MS and SIDE BACON,
Is hhds. SHOULDER BACON,
100 bbs. &C." Extra &C ard b" SUGARS,
81 bBs Cut Loaf and Yellow do.
100 bags Laguayra and Rio COFFEE,
81 bbs- N. U. and p r. MOLASSES,
rs bbs Extra Leaf LARD,
80 bbs. Pure Cider WIN EGAR.
81 bbs. A. C. Sherman WHISkEY,
loo bbls. BRANDY. GIN and WINE,
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18TH STREET. NEAR CARY.

nUNALS ESSENTIAL HAIR WASH
- TINS lnv.s liable pre- paratlon is presented TO
The pubic as tn great desderatum so long soug hit
Tor IN vain" Tor restoring lost hair, preventing
badness eradlcatlng danuruf, and giving the hair
smooth and glossy appearance. Many ceruh-
Gates tt It's virtues nigh be gwen, but the pro-
prletor Is satisfied that 1t will recommend itself,
auo only needs a far trial to make for itself rep
utatlOn hitherto uneQualed by anv similar pre-
paratlon Let every one, whose hair Is falling of,
call and procure bottle. Give it fair tnal. A
single bot lie will prove it's qualities. Manufac.
tuTed and sold by JAS. p. DUVAL. DruggI.t
Main and 10th SITS, Richmond Va
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ITO. FALL. 1AADA' 10.
SHAFER, HALSEY co Manufacturers of.
and Wholesale and ketali Dealers in, CLOTH NC
and FINE FURNISHING GOODS, no Main a..
Winter Trade. larts and desirable stock ~
~ Of h n and FURNISHING GOODS, 10
which We invite the public attention.
SHAFER, HAI.SEY r CO.,
Richmond, Va.
L hESLh WINDOW GLASS, all slxes, for
sale " DOVE Il CO., Druggists.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY
isis RENT-A most desirable HOUSE on West
s2sh Nth street near Main, opposite The Old Mar
ket The House has nine rooms. besides store and
cellar. Gas all through the premises. A first rate
location for any business, particularly Il restau-
rant and boarding house. Rent reasonable, and
immediately. Apply to
oc 3l--ts JACOB EZEKIEL, Al Main ST
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~ partmenr we are now prepared to show mer-
chants a stock of Fall Clothing which, in extent,
variety of styles and superiority of workmanship,
surpaSses any stock ever before shown IN a South
ern market We have taken special pains in the
manufacture OF this stock and we hatter our
selves that our great advantages In the purchase
of goods, together with experience of more
than twenty years in the trade of Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee, enables US to offer the
greatest Inducements IN stock, styles and prices.
Every garment is of our own manufacture, and
warranted TO lit and wear well.
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,
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$50 ~ 1T ' r NFuUL, : KICH VI UNU
xGS an LIVERPOOL PACK Ell LlNE.-1he
hrst ship OF this line, the VIRGINIA
DARE. Captain J. NJ. COLE, will load at this port
lor Liverpool on or about the 10th of next month.
Shippers VIII bear IN mind that, by special act of
the Legislature, -four can be shppsd on this ship,
owned IN NIrklnia, without his pectInn.
A large part Of her freight Is already engaged
For balance OF freight apply to
pts DAVID N VIM cURRTE
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L SEILLES BOS0MS that LEVY IS selling at
l!ho.. sJe well worth 25c.; also, Union Linen
Brilliant Of superior quality at l21ac., worth l6o ;,
sRd vide White Jacquard Cotton Diaper at 25c.,
worth e..
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WHISKk IS-Bumg ardner s, Summe rdAan, Alb
uey's, Richardson 3. Flask 8, Sherman, YIN. Wal
Iaces rusc 4looss. Monong ahela, Peter Hangers,
ana Common -
SCOTCH AND IRISH wHlSKEY.
BRANDI-Jas. Hennessey ,Otard. Dupuy Co.,
PlEet. Casuion Co, Sazarac, Vleux COgnac,
and Jules Robin brands.
Pure Virginia APPLE and PEACH BRANDY.
JAMAICA RUN.
Madeira. Port. and Sherry WINES.
Pure old HOLLAND GIN.
ALSO-CHAMPAGN WINES of all brands
ami grades For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
J. &. RUBER PSUN. next to cor. of
yT-Itu Fra n Kiln
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ROOMS FOR Rem T-Four desirable
ss::a ROOMS over my store, on Broad street, be-
11A tween I'd and Sd streets.
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sefuses the American Ultimatum-
Fr" aceideat-Difficulty Between
ae,,,.h and American Officers at Pana.
ma. sc. "
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OykKCOATs :-cheap. IA

neERCOATS! OyERCOATs Cheap, fine
~ aid superfne, Back and Palot, with and
without eapss; Pilot, Beaver and Cloth, made ~
Ia good sty le aud for sale To suit
RICH VELVET VESfS-ln good taste, double
and single breast, tip top quality.
SHAWLS AND BLANKETS Also, Under |
wear for gents use; also, Neck Ties, Scarfs and
Comforts; also, shirt Collars and Drawers; also.
Gloves. Socks and suspenders; also, Money 3elts
Stocks and HaGdkerchieis. A iuii assortment and
sold cheap. WIS. TuPMAN. Agent,
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oc 80 lot EATON NANCE,
Sale conducted by GoDbLN I APPERsnN.
COMMisSI0NER's SALE or LOT. IN

{ WMMtSNIUNEK'S SALE OF lot. IN
- TIE COUNTY OF pENRICO, IN THE
TOWN OF SGDNtI.-As Commissioner ap-
pointed by decree OF the Circuit Court OF Hen
rico. pronounced on the lst November, 1852 in the
case of DTummond Trustee for Ayres, against
Reins. shall proceed to sell at public auction on
the premises, on SATURDAY. the 10Th Novem-
fair day, except Sunday,) the following real
estate, belonging TO Jno. w. ReIns. as appears by
the Commissioners books and referred to in the
plaintiffs bull, VIZ: HALF-ACRE. adjoining
RICHARD Relns, two miles from Court House.
TERMs.-One- third cash. balance at and II
months, for neeotiable notes, satisfso. orily en-
doIsed, and title retained ull all the purchase
money is paid. GEORGE w. RANDOLPH,
DC 30 It'd Comm ssioner,
Sale conducted nv ConnIN A. AppFLsnN
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BOARDING.

D0ARDISG.-Twelve or fFtesn young men
ID csa fBd comfortable rooms and BOARD ~
ealing eSriy, corner Mayo aad Ross sts Some
q
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THIS DAY. at 10 CLOCK, on Couno1 Chamber
l Hill will sell at auction, several Saddle and
Hstnem HORSES. and BUGGY, nearly new,
sold because the owner is leaving the city.
nos a CAlJTHORN. Auct'F,
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ARTISTS AND PAINTERS, sUPpI.y

ARTISTS AND PAINTERS SUPPLY
n ST0RE.-Mr. A. LYBR0CK late of the firm
OF w. Sattler Co.. desires To inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has opened the
New Store, No. 233 Main street, under the Spots
wood Hotel. Tor the sale of PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS, VARklSHtS, GLUE, and all materials
Tor use OF Painters, Carriage and Furniture man
ufacturers, dc,
Also, Artists Materials, Engravings, Picture
Frames, Gilt MCuldlnss and every thing requisite
for Artists, Amateurs, Architects Eng ineers and
Draughtsmen generally.
Teachers and Schools especially are invited 10
examine ms stock of PfIEts for Drawing Models
and Grecian Painting. which will be supplied at
the lowest and most favorable rates. he patron
sss Of lhe pnblie is res pectlnIly solicited.
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SP0NGES, extra. coarse and fine; prime Tur
= key Opium; Salad OIL, quarts and plnts; indigo;
Havana ana Domestic ClgarR; for sale low by
W. PETERSON Il CO, l55 Main st.
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p0tRDING.-The SUBSCRIBERS, having tax

DUiRUISG.-The suhscu bers, having taken
ID the house of Jos. H Crenshaw. Esq, on Nam
street. betReen 9th and 7th. inform their friends
and tie public that hey Will be prepared TO re-
cave borders on the lSt of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort OF ITS in
mates. Ii IS pleasantly situated. and venIe Mt
10 the bgslness part of the city. Several day
h0.rders can be accommodated.
X. B. MURRAY,
NJ 4 MTTPRAN
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CHILEs L CHENERY.

DRESS 6OOUS.-We have this day opened
- full and fne assortment of Dress Goods, con-
sisting of splendid Silks of all qualities and prices;
Ue aines, all wool; Valentlas, &c; We have
boug hit the above at a great sacrifice, and are,
therefore. enabsd &c offer such inducements that
cannot fail tn eye entire satisfaction. The par
v,ted To our unusual large stock of Dress Goods,
which are too numerous to mention. Call at the
bargain emporium of ALFRED MOSES,
63 NJ ain street.
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CENT,SFRENCHCA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ first class goods, So per pair; Cents French
Call Congress Galters best make, S4 per pair;
Gents French Calf Double Soled, stitched aloft,
Gaiters,e6 per pair; Cents Scotch Bottom CIeoles,
Ties, So IS pair. The above are of our own
make, and W guarantee will wear equal to any
goods IN the : ~. MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
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FOR RENT-A HOUSE on 9TH street. be-
la tween Cary and Canal, suitable for a factory
AA.A or work shop. Apply to -
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SECDND SuPPLY-RICH AND BEAUTI-
~ Full GOnDS.-We are opening, by steamer,
which makes our stock still more attractive, Rich
Printed Paris Merinos; Rich Printed Veours de
PARIS; Plain Velours snd Solfe limos Rich Black
and Coored Silks; Velvet and Cloth Cloass. in
new patterns and very beautiful sty les; Children's
and Misses Cloaks. Our stock of heavy Wolens,
for Servants, comprises and6 Angina Pulled
Cloths and Jeans; 8; q. Satlnets; heavy Plaid
and Striped iinseys; Blankets; Flannels and Bad
Blankets. Carpet Observation-Disclosures ingram
Carpets; extra Three ply Carpets Rich Velvet
&c. Purchasers are invited TO examine.
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= a. ! Nd sol .--fALL AND WlNTER
iOOO CLOTHING, ar SIMPSON 4 MIL
LsK's, 10 MAIN SIRE Ell Clothing Of every
Dress Coa'f; French. English and Anne rIcs n Cas-
simere Pants; Cashmere, Silk and Velvet Vests:
Furnishing foods, o4ery sty 10 aud price Cravats
Ties, ScsTls, Gloves. Halt Hose, SC; Wooilen
Shirts and Drawers, and every thing that a gentle
man wears, except Hats and Shoes. Call at li9
Main street, Richmond, opposite Mitchell & ay-
ler's, and get supplied SIMPSON MILLER,
il9 Main street
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DRY GOODS, cARPnr1ros. 40.

--~~-~-~--~.~--I.~
MORE NEW GOODS,
SAMUEL M. PRICE L co. have just n re-
eeived-
Elegant New Dress SILKS.
DRESS GOODS IN every variety
New style GLoAKS and ARABS.
New SHAWLS.
They offer GREAT BARGAINS still in
Rich Dress SILKS.
SILK ROSES.
DELAINE ROBES, many of them at half
cost,
They oier Also
New CASSIMEREs, of Southern ananufae-
fave, North Carolina goods, which re-
ceived the premium at this STATE FAIR
Georsia CASSIMERES, for men and bows
wear &c. It's
l. GENTLMEN's.
GIRLS and
:, ,,.o su,,n BOYS
and ORA wERS,
COURTNEY'S hosiery ESTABLiSH uENT
four doors above the Theatre. oc 3i--6t
HAvEJUSr kECk.VED 900 FANCY
L WOhsFED COUNTERPANE S which I will
sen cheap; ana, also, good assortment of SILKS,
GOODS: BOOTS, SHOES and CL0THlNt;. ali of
which shall sell very cheap Give me a cali.
L. ROSE, 256 Broad St, bet n I'd and Sd.
A- Don't forset the place. oc 30-Im'
A DDlTION
CL.0AKs. sHAwLS, &C.
we are Offering great Inducements In
sWoaDs ( f TIA SI rs Broad St.
90 CIV between Sth and 9th.
CECDND LARGE sITppIy az
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"a THE CORNER UF BROAn ANb NTNTH
Fiji STREETS. KNOWN AS THE BROAD
STREET HOTEL" FOR SALE.-The above
property is for sale, and will if required be dl-
vlded. It is fully arded as among the most vaIu-
able rea estate on Broad street. Liberal credits
will be given. or, II preferred, City State, or
Bank Stocks will be taken in payment, at par
The lot has front of lsl feet on Broad st, and
depth on 9th st of 100 feet to a wide paved alley
The property IN its present condition, pay more
than nett interest on $4,000. Apply to
oc 30-6t GODDIN & APPERSON,
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ID Ia Vuahh II II N w
Eg5 FOR REM On the LIST day of January next.
&As that beautiful market farm "SH Err WOOD''
will be for rent. It lies between the Brooke turn
pike and new road by the Fair Grounds. ny each
of which 1t Is bounded; one mile ard quarter
rom the CITY, contains seventy three acres The
accommodations upon 1t are sufficient for a small
family. may be rented for one more.
X. b HAXALL,
90 29--ts JAS. LYONS.
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DLACK ALPACAs-ONLY A NINEPENCE
- 500 yards Black Alpaca to be run of At a nine
pence Now is the chance for cheap Mourning
nnrssses AZ FZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
Al Main st., Mailert's Old Stand. p
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- CL0rHING.-0ur assortment of Servants
Clothing was nevef good as 1t Is now, consist
ing of all the usual varietles-sav. Heavy Vir-
ginia made Fuled Cloth heavy u do. do do do;
Sleeps Greys, kerseys, Cassnets, &c &c; Lin
Flannels, Stockings, &c &c. All of which we
offer for sale as low as goods of the same quality
can be had IN Richmond. .-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
TIE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON

Ia these hot TINES, nothing is more refreshing
than dip Into file of old issues of our dear
honest, consistent, truthful, and universally re-
spected Contemporary, The N. Y. Herald Thus
We happened upon the following in The Herald Of
August Is, 1860:
Had the election k place four SIX weeks ago. Lincoln
would undoubtedly have been elected par lily Thi, TO
suit caunct now occur. IL. Is ueneoi,by defeated.
This unon ticket will sweep orb and the commercial ard
manufacturing States coHtguous to 1t Peensyvana fer In
stance lnoisrA Oto in November HeIt whr
SWEEPS the Western Pr.iries.'
On the 26th Of October we read il the same
Ingenious aud sagacious sheet:
Common Justice all euiands that this I'd, that
Something mey up to rc3e NewYork BE- aban
dcnsd New Yok vii vote for Lincoln and by larger MAORI
~ dare say than other State Liz coin u elected
TIL, Is In nincIg the matter any longer We called
upon look this tbDg fGn u the face The best
do to all the odds de on
within their Toseh such Consrs scn As.emblyuen aud
county eff Lipcon VIII be elected, ard all putes cou
cerIed may well ju,t stsps their that
to Val, till th, day .ft'r the election"
This is tie kiLd Of thing which yves such weight
to it, present oifcouIse about dlsuaiop. For, Of
course, everybody believes what he reads 10 tn,
Heraid, and Of coutse everybody knows that The
Herald bel ewes its own tolk. Didn't it bell We on
the 18th Of August that Lincoln was a dead caudi
date Doesn't it believe Tn the goth Of October
that he il the Only live Cne3 Don't We all believe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

Mr.. Isaac G. Delaplane, the Fusion rsr.;nea f.<
Congress in the With District, is ereas,s yr,
painful di'appoiutments among the active Dous
Gratis" and muscular Democratic christiars cs a.
Twelfth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Twert,.a,st s,I
Twenty-second Wards Introduced lac, politics n.
year ago, and with record Of party or any ots,
kind OF service, Mr.. L. C d. was nomicatsd .olsl,
as a millionaire-a man certainly able, aud aeu.
fore it was to be supposed, wi ling 10 "blesdof,
be good Of bis country. Bot Mr.. De.ylais.
whose high ideal of Copgressmsns duty goes A,
further for inspiration than desire to "yist
"Washipgton in the gsy season, has not been viii.
ing to bleed in tythiDg like the aurerous prcfa,ea
which bis nominstors expected. He has appointed
finance committee TO collect money for his elsvs-
ton from weslthy friends "on the Avenue" sai
his own expenditures, be announces, will be limited
the amount Of his first years salary-S3 900.
This wi give him $4,000 for the SECOND year ~
clear profit--a sum TO doubt sufficient to pay hii
expenses for a season at the Osean House. New
port, should be cho0se 10 visit that famous hostey
But great is the rage, and wild the walogs OF the
IL ost noble army Of strikers" who thought they
had roosed stag Of ten tines in TIE roostrOus!J
wealthy Delsplane. They complain now that theJ
could have done much better with Arson Herriek
who protested himself wllitg to give bis whcl'
salary-$6, 0O0-for the honor Of becoming al 81
C. Verify, va are all the expectations Of MAJ
and exc of woman. TIE strikers OF the Vlllu
District have cow be ore them an illustrator tbs
all is not gold TIA. gltters.
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FRENCH PROTECTORATE AT :
CIIARIESTON.

The Cou,7i,r des Etais Unis, more bold and
franz titan it, colleagues, 10 the cause OF Slavery e&
tension. The Journal # Commercs and The Express,
gives ss usual, an implied encouragement to the
Disupion conspiracy, and advises 81 the North 10
"open its eyes" to the "serious eventually, su''
" ceptibe Of conducting matters much further 1han
"people think" Which serious eveniuailtS contem'
plates the overthrow Of the Constitution OF the
United States, and the establishment of new gov
ernment. by which Charleston will be declared
free port, and placed under the protection OF the
"French Government"
According to our French aud Bonnpartist co.
temporary, preparatory oyertures haSe lesly
"been made to the French Government to know
"whether, the case occurring, it would consent 10
"tske urder its egis the commercial neutrality OF
"aIy point on the Southern coast OF tue Ullted
estates. The answer vas that questions OF this
"sort can oply be solved in presence OF accom-
"pllshed facts, owing to the diversity of aspect
(which such questions assume according " The
ucircuus's Therefore, no encouragement
"of any sort has been given, nor has any nope
"been authorized to eny degree whstever. New
'G[lutltes, INC ptASoAS Sh"i 81 "@NN
:" ton appear to haze gained the Impression That
"if q Government regularly organized at the
"soutb, ter having given evidence of al inde-
"pendent existence, should proclaim Que OF us
sports free, if would have the chance of obtaining
"the guaranty of the French dag for the neutral
"ity of the point thus delivered to the commences
"Cf the world. Hence the idea of inAugurat'ng
60 the Disuniorst movement By the erection OF
"Cnarleston as q free port"
This matter is perhaps not worth noti'ing ex'
cept among the eccentrlcties Of the humal mind;
AID IN that respect it Is curious though not
amusing TIE CtuTrier may encourage treason,
and plot for tie establishment Of Bonspartist
rretect at Charleston, along with the reoPening OF
the African slave trade, and all the other Profitable
innovations consequent on breaking Up the Amer
lean republic, as much as il likes. The Union,
however, car not be overset SO easily That ques
ton will be settled, not BY the power Of the Nofsbr
but by the people of Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina Kentucky and Tennessee.
Let The Courier make up its mad to be d'ap-
pointed. Lincoln viii be elected aud inangurated,
and tie Slave States themselves will dispose of the
secessionists, African slave-traders and French
intclyentonIsts, all together.