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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

PARTICULAR attention is solicited TO
few investments which bid fair to be
what in our western country are called ''Ten
Strikes" For information concerning them,
apply immediately either in person or by letter
To- GEO MAY POWELL.
N. B.-With regard to the last mentioned
tracts of land, and those ten-strikes." we
would assure our patrons that these tight times
have opened the way for some roaJ bargains
among them, and that the chances to buy to
make are better than they ever have been, On
ever viii be again.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06
ITS AIM WILL BE

FI2sr In Literature, to leave no province
represented so that while each number will
contain articles of an abstract and permanent
value. il will also be found that the healthy
appetite of the mind for entertainment in its
various forms of Narrative. Wit, and Humor,
will not go unsared for, The publishers wish
TO say, also, that while native writers will re-
ceiye the most solid encouragement and will
be mainly relied on to fill the pages of the
ATLANTIC, they will not hesitate to draw from
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potency of an author To treat particular sub
iect, than on any other claim whatever. In
this way they hope to make THEN Periodical
welcome wherever the English tongue is spo-
ken or read.
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include the whole domain of aesthetics. and
geographically to make this critical-department
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estly endeavor to be the exponent of what its
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06
The Best New England Family
Newspaper.
The Springfield Weekly Re pubic

Published every Saturday at Springfield,
Mass, on large quartz sheet of the size of
the leading New York papers under the
editorial charge of SAMUEL BowLEs and DR.
J. G, HohL.sD, author of the Timothy
Titcomb Letters to the Young, EBAY
Path" a novel, and "Bitter Sweet, poem.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06
8 G. Ea ID q L g

Liberal appropriations of lots have been
made at Glehmont for schools.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

PRIcE-One copy, six months, $l.00; One
year 81 SO; sixteen months. $500. Eight
copies to one address one year $1,000; twenty
copies $2O,00,-payable in advance
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

Early in the New Year (1s59,) DR.. HeI-
LAND will commence new series of special
articles, akin TO the famous and popular Tim
othy Titcomb Letters.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

Ri AIF.,ED WARD.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

OBJ Bachelor Sheer would Ike to
know what kind Ct a broom. the Young
woman in the last new novel, used, when
she swept back the raven ringlets from
her classic brow.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

"A M,eITARY officer, one day, while
reviewing his company, happened 10 be
thrown from bis horse, and, as he
lay spawIing on the ground, said to a
friend who ran to lis assistance, 81
thought l had improTed in horseman-
ship, but | find Ihsve fallen Of.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

IL misfortune comes into your house
he patent, aud smile pleasantly, and it
will stalk out again, for it can't bear
cheerf ii company.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

Ina old lady who believes every
calamity that happens to herself trial,
and every one tIGt happens to her friends
4 iud.ment, is not vet dead.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

Tins girl who succeeds in winning
the trde loye Of a true man mai es a
lucky hat, and IS herself a lucky miss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

: .L44l - huslO.-IaE yPsk Ala JUIya
-" hAaie ST. rrru9clsulg lrfaFAsd thAi N n -.
S.ssc l4r L1ua arr being fer ha aal-y a.au,
Ihe tpenins nih. All isS6 place ~ The c,r,e n
with the eeehra.es Opera % 'ei' We
IL JUTVM
Tho pYnTpa textures In the .s..
work al tbs Ae.e HIEg o. lA. all a 800 49, ~
ira OF nrsry siIls parforaers perfect snd
r. uB ch0rr and an eItgey Il 4. soTSs',
sce5a.n "'sA'o@91 n -
The cage been arranged enurefv rexv ,.s.,
incrensng he breadth and height OF
double s former din ensons Three magnificent se.~
been painted and extraordinary QUANTITY OF sn.ns
eluea have been expressly made the origins. Pr. ~
srns The oincreni proeessns anf t.oeaux will eomprss
exhibited In this country including srtyfo Complete
sus of so'd armor (cspa pie) They OF costly
corresponding tasir minutast deis 10 hoss worn ii ne
twelfth century and the oay have been i'm
ported 70 America
Full particulars Of the Arrangements made and OF hs ds5u
Of the who been added the company be
future Advertisements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15
SHIPPING.

ISABEL LlKA-sROM OLA 10 HAVANA
via KEY Wos. -un.tod States mAr seaxuahip IsA IL
VIM Rollns COMMANDER The Possmas,sr General having
changed the day sailing of this ne the nieasRp ssi
win lsave hArcon be ls l2.h ard 18Th Novenbsr ana
viii leave Havana The 9Th Ard th November Decsua.
Der after which data sho will losh
and ~ Of esch norh and Havana the le:h and Isl
each month For ss speed oOfort and pleasure Ina
cannos be Passage be secured application
70 sr0YrOkc TILrSrOk 90 ~ Broadway, New York
or MORDDCAI CO., Charleston Malls for the steamer
viii be made u Tho Po oncs FOR he daies namsd In lie
Advertisement -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

pARNUxH AhESIcAS MUSEUM.
O'A'' 49, THs VII.
COMMENCING MONDAY. Nov. II 1851
Mr. Barnum pleased 70 the wonderful and wo1
LIVING EEEsss sSIs$ s sa!tBsss.
LIyIsaa AzIko CsILpsE.'
nAxIso ono bgy1 aud BAkroLA Cha sHb said 10 10
eseeadsn,s and sasosos q ss .soe.eol
pxd rsnss 'E nv T q ss9r s1 Ags1s.
and othsr rsssiisrs
rHs NH h nrs aT' sh + No 5 ri as
orssn. % ssses are usSs 70 arsass ans Al az
sss fCks %sD ria FAMILY
ard BY the Kings and Queens Of Bavaria Hanover sssn.S,
frsnS. sS.. and Aa,rs .aa y al hs aosS sss sso
y s nc Ssrf 8 sf sproux
OF humanity ever seen
Tie infringement S !. sss rls.ss . snsousss
I nv NV BSsssiiS B BBsssS:
From The CREST lsiser s,o Il s,s sOrsswo's aa'ied
s'ss kIxss:
praas,sea b s popalar author O. Urcr Toss oAss 49,
IA, a. l. AIKEN, tsl ~ inax. Acrs
wH ND + . II, p S S,,'is so csE
AUTo3nArns IN FRINGE % 91IiEs Arb sUirH
aHrsrse S SaIduG LAT snS Sos ~ r.Aun
The magnificent AGO ARIA, Oiled with LIVING FISH frS
sss ;;' .Af rff 81 81 s9sf G2ses
sassR a. as a.. ,ss rl Sns h.rrs IA
rye and beautiful specme9. o. natural and a'asiA cassA
xd9ison oaiy 70 c~rs chnarsa under ten year. c~n,a
parque,s or front seats Is cens ultra chdrsn under 49,
on THUnsDAy, the ssd irn, sr-. J.PRIos N. w-
ls,sd s.d ,svosi.s scrss % his s.Asl..hmse, t.sss
ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

syQI eRAFp sraxsr. rsAs scwGzy.-mADKl
LOl wIpdyn sl.rvvysrl and si'tsJ spsnsA AZ os
vets ne pysss~s ~ fusuiy hys rs,sye ssse1tv eros
rsAp,s pr~scyfbw metisnss f~ ~ dtassO nNs lpssy
swWhsp c.~~r.y 10 90 xasSr BE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvKk-TO sJCOaAD THE
- Adrisuo-fhs North Atlantic Steamship Company viii
despatch for tho above ports their solendd deamship
mats On the following days from Canal stress wsafrro
Dec and Jan. Is ard the day after leaving
Havre The Atlantis uDexcelled for strength and comfort
has wster tight Compartments and ia all respecs In
plets order limited number Of second cabin
for whom excellent been provided will
be taken Sb each For freight pssage apply n the ONCE
of the company, IS Wall street
l. r STEPHENS secrslaxy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

CPoITswooD HoIEL
- RiGH sOSTr VA
Tbs hotsi, vi The of Main ard Eighth sreets
jus nu bed and u,y furnishet Open Tor
mod stinu 81 guests
III locA = the bes, 10 the ov an. every . win be
nlsce y please the patrons u the hlus..
have rerlrcd the Esrvces % Mr. W. Hoennrer late
the EvcTtu House New York. JOS. II CRxnkHAr.
ut. LAWRENCE II TEL, Bra ADwAy AND SIG I'm
y street Esw Yosk-Clnsn ted the European plan
Great reduction Ia prizes sa- III Rooms IN sulta
Per vset single Rooms tercsyely for genemea ~ %
-, including gas
WILLOW PARK HOTEL EIGHTH AvEsU9, No
w Combs Gam road tetv liAh ans i50h
for the pon 81 yiaers he scnommoi sons q
the bot description Target attend
qled. N. B-keas served Al all hrnrs day and nixht
MARK MA6uiRE. Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

r ANo wARRkErs LOCATED -rHB LATE SALES or
IL government snds having opened g. private entGy large
Of valuable ands timber and prars) Mnnssta
the established nss Of the lsni railroads
spp and pnesots rivers The best opportunity IL
rented that Of ing choice lands
ttste Having eyora engxge uskng seleccss
unf er direction an prepared 70 locate large quantity u
these snds mos adj sDiass1nsy 70 capitalists References
Geerxe J. Chsce rrovdenc, Rhode Island d. aroh Ksq
Banner, kinneApois Nil neSnls
II B HANCOCK, Nlnasapolis Mlnr esaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

NJ R-wuo has ruI HEARD OF ruu cELxBHAr
IN /. ell MADAME pREwfTEKs she Ass te~n cos9utrd by
fous ucr IN this AID other cities with ss,ssauon sbs
fese confident che ts erual She tai the future
wife sso that ~ her vsr n you ~ieh The t-us
rive her call Isl THIRD .srse4
ladies', ~ cents, gerleren. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

IJOusE FOR RALE IN JERSEY CfTv-THr Ia anE
story end basement modern bua brch House. containing
sixteen locaiei the Erie
strees near Hamilton park Jersey City The subscriber
Wishing 70 remove 20 the country the win be sod
cheap with Of the 1rchase bend and mortgage
Inquire the premises ster ooo& Oyster SAY
Nos and g. foot OF Canal street. N dung business
ThOS ID. CHRISTIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

Doose Oy SUBSCRIPTION ~ rEs Caglr Al. STOCK
Id os The ard Wares Esirp~i NonpNv, ~ Nev
Jersey viii 10 opsn tk@ trmn&'ef oe~ " tue yfrsoi
dSea Frrshfs to'rpsqy. % New Jsrssy ~ Wan street.
IN. the lth 10 he 9te t inclusive ~ say osysp4
500 ~ suhereea fsia sNfbu'on VIII - sascs
the wt rnsa rtt he rsrda ans Bssef "a
49, q he iisaa o. alneaas " LANREs a. secrs,aryf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

LRlM lRIE HOTEL. CORNER ~ BRO .DwAY AED
a Twenty fourth Madison square,
undersigned begs leave nfo bis friends gbe pnbs thai
be has leased the above Je and tks he
Let Rooms IN suis single whi for
g.nce coay.nenee not surpassed h houss plea
tfuy yrovef with b.hs ard ,yery Is Furnished
ho, and ID Th-rs viii Alec ne pubic restaurant
sitarhsd " The .c,ve 6kOkuED. IyGs Propriet lAe OF
ths hew Haven Hotel Conne,tcul
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

ADJUSTMENTS.
-
NTIBLO's aARDsN
IN jas NJ NIXON. Sole Lesses and MANAGE
TAUhsDAl EVENING, nov. Is
viii be resoled the spsrbing comedy of
AASAs AND FXCES
Madame Ponsi ....... .al...........Pe Peg Wof ACTON
nr fenno AZ Sir Charles Mr. Hawkins. Vsas
~ Morrsas Cooley Cibber Mr. Msftia. Qain
ntM Athena Mru .nne
10 conclnce with
BLACK EYED SUSAN
M Chas Fisher. william MIRA Couw,y - as -. Sussu
Mr. John Chester. ..annibrain Mr. arr1snn rwty
morrow evening Vridsyl NIX FoRKEsr 40 othello.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

CXrREss srcckf -awssrtS, Walls. yAnao A
rFLis. lOC DstN tsar& A. sah sr.si
t,.,avIo van. sfaawaNfF cuHrsaa-sgr yoRg
L rov. 49, 10 49, 4 twee.rs hare us esy AZ
sr~N stvAAs~f ~ " the o. uh
ssrp,av gssaks 80 wth &8ms Il oats owc~ ~-tnee
lsv sou "a l. sa1.rHAsr. sewetssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

asADAsv LEssDvR LINT. SEVENTH psuOurEy.
~ be gsud abort love merrsgc. aver. fnsnds
tells s the n life II lys Mott sdes recls
gsntcmsr 90 Causes speedy marriage aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

kE EnO wInrnp-or YIRsf YoRvpAau on 4
tC.pVU Gre p.sos ~ progeny "a one of N. h~- srse.s
I, Bcaailn b,A rsrsssras tcadsusn, Atsss q, &, H..
HsrAA oAgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

NO GLASS MANuYACTURBRs-rOR SALE OR TO
rent the works heretofore occupied By the Brooxyn
FNnt 6sss Company strsed Al soun fsry Broosyn Long
Island These WORKS 10 perfect order containing large
purber srssoned pets ample machinery tools nc and
condition W within week. The o,a ouds
machinery kc be sod arranged " be used prs
ferred The noulca very able embracing styles
which there sale well afapt-d
the oominr season and not ye, n marhei web sssbshed
business slrcsdv conneeted with the ts renhe the
rent pcrtuniiy rarely obtained early
day ard terus W fespnr sihle applicants Apply
sAMu XII FROST " South william street New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

Ip nnn WORTH OF FURNITURE WANTED -tN
|Z.UVV exshsnse for ecsd F.rn q WisrsuNa q ~
Tree: THIRD more 81 - e " e@a ao'4 lsty
|epnd s@od furniture Gill snswaF. -. =. -, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15

LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRR. ON SATURDAY,
December 8-The United States Mall steamer ARAGo,
D. Liner commander will sail from Pier 81 north River,
foo. Of Beach street saturday December a noon rms
unsurpassed safety and confor double
gnes under deck. enclosed By tight mparmeuts,
which, besides other results tends In the OF collision
stranding keep the pumps and The
safety vessel and passenger. Price OF IN second
". FOX ard GRO MACKEsZtB, Agents. No. Broadway.
The steamer FULTON viii sail JanuarT s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-28
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The House Select
Committee has reJec led MIR. Rust's proposition
Tor he extension of the NJ issouri Compromise
line to the Pacific. Ali the Republicans, and
Henry Winter Davis, OF Maryland voted
agaiBst it. Other schemes are pending
Col. Myers and Capt. Dunneyent, Of South
Carolina, and Major Wayne, of Georgia off,
GERS Z. ). A, have resigned. The South Caro-
lima postmasters are Contiu ually sending in
their designations, saying that they are cut of
the Union.
The address proposing q Convention of the
bort eT slave States at Baltimore, meets with
general approval Of the represen tatIyes there
from, and has received numerous signatures.
The Senate Committee of Thirteen meets
again tomorrow. Crittenden is more hopeful
Of a good result.
+. The Administration having received 4 dis
patch relative to the movements of Major
Anderson, the Cabinet has been in session all
day, and is sui sitting tonight.
Circulars tor a caucus of the mem barS of the
following States, TO be held tonight, on ma
tional affairs, has been issued: Kentucky,
Tennessee North Carolina, Maryland, Eir-
Eiuia, Delaware, Arkansas, Missouri, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana Illinois
and Iowa. The member express Il belief of
their ability to fix upon a plan Of preventing
the secession of the Cotton States and restore
harmony.
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congressional.

uAsUI>qroN, Dec. 27.-SenG:c.-The Terri
,,r,,l nils ware the order Of the day.
The bill admitting Arizona was taken UP
Nr Brow moved so 10 amend the bill as TO
,rn,e1at slavery in the Territory.
Nh Dc0Itlfs, of Wis n adea speech again /
i. He denied that the bred Scott decision
carried slavery into the Territories, and said
thplr ceugd be no peace II II was in tended 10
chs &c The Constitution into a pro- slavery
tns rBment
MI Benjamin, Of La, followed in reply
In reference 10 The secession or South Caro-
lu~. he said the question OF her Independence
would come before the Senate in q tangible
share on Monday.
Mr. Brown SAID if SiayeS could not be recoC-
rl4sd The slave States would go out of The
Union, Tor there would be 20 peace If they re-
m4tued IN it,
mir. Green said he was waiting an Opportu-
pity 10 introduce bill for the admission OF
Pixies Peak into The Union.
Adjourned until Monday.
HguSs-Mr, Stephens, of Washington Ter
FituTy, pronounced false the statements in the
Boston papers, that some OF the frauds of the
Indian Fund defalCation had been con tributed
10 Tue Breckenridge Central Committee during
the late PresideHtia election.
Mr. Bocock, of Virginia, owing TO business
eng" gements. was excused from serving or
the Indian Fund Defalcation Investigating
L mmittee.
Adjourned until Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-28

The subscriber begs 10 return his acknowledge
ments to his friends and patrons for their Eavors
during the past SIX years. al d would inform them
tn at he still continues the business Of HI NG
OUT NEGROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES,
COLLECTING CLAIMS, and all business per
tanning to a g GENERAL AG ENCY, TO all of which
he gives his personal attention.
Parties In the country who may entrust the
hiring OF their Negroes TO him. may rest assured
OF every attention being paid 20 getting them none
other but good homes and the best prices, aud IN
the event of sickness, the best MEDICAL aud PRR-
sONAL ATTENTION shall always be supplied. He
has also a large cont Portable apartment connected
with mis- once, whore those servants " no are not
provided with places to stay at night during the
hiring, may remain, with q good tire, free Of
charge.
az Negroes for hire the coming year, had
better be sent in to as early alter Christmas as
possible. .
TO those at distance to whom / am personally
unknown. beg to refer to the following persons :
Dickinson, Hill CO., Richmond; DR.. homas
Latane, Arthur Tempe. John LumpkIn. Thomas
Fauntleroy, King and Queen county /, Or; F. d.
Land county John L. LataDe, w. Z Latane, Or.
John Lewis, King William county Geo Turner,
RIohatd Turner, F. Maglnniss. Thomas Lee, King
Geors county ko. PuGgln. DR.. John d. Butler,
Caroline county; n. J. 3. Whitlock, Dr.. James h.
Latane, I'd. r. Noel, Bev. d. Roy, J. Roy Mlcou,
Thomas G.. Clopton. Jefferson stubbs, Jasper G.
Hughes, Gloucester county PaTkes Slater, James
Ciiy county; DR.. ko. A. Payne, Richmond county;
Wn. +. Clopton, Ro. Howle, DR.. l.. G, CTump,
Jn0. S. baOy, 2. T. Lacy. New Kent county; Dab
ney Parrish. Louisa county; WIZ u. Clopton, +.
Lunenburg county; J. b. Chewing, Culpeter
county; VIM. J. Were, Prince William county ;
Capt. J s Middleton, John Gormly, Norfolk.
de I3-d&wIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-28
BY T.. Is. Cook. Auet,r.

ARGE ASSORTMENT OF GENTrpg
Il BOU sEHOLn FURNITURE. re. ATAUC'
TION.-0n FRIDAY. 18Th INST. at 10 o o'clock,
VIII sell. ~ MY ore. large assortment of gen
tsel FURNITURE. oonsis' ing Of
Mahogany aud Black Walnut WARDROBEa
Mahosanv and Black Walnut BUREAUS.
a ahosauy anu Diack anut cVr as. ~,
STEADS
Mahogany Spring-Seat. Cane and Wood Seat
Mahogany Marble Top Centre and Sid.
LOUNGES, COTTAGE BEDSTEABs Hsiyare
Shpcs MATTRESSES. FEATHER BETS BFD
Ing GRUCkERY, GLASS WARE, TIN
SAtES SlDEB0ARDS. &C. together with n
large lot Of e5ul articles. not NECESSARY tn men
ton. tdeTl r.. b, COOK. Aaef,
ADDITIONAL
Will be gold THIS MORNING, immedy,,,t.
after the above sac, about 80 ounces II SIi-VE s
SfOoNS, FORKS, BUTTER KNIVES No n,
order of WIN. G. ToMpKIss Trustee ~ W
de - e, b. OO0H, Apct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-28
GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
-~crTe MENT IN CHARLESTON
xv,cu,rIoN OF PORT MoULrRlE!

uu,Idings I'm the Fort Burnt Guns
Fert sumter Garrisened-The
Military Under Annexation In the
,vrntion. Ac.' &c
rsroS, Dec. 2r,-The buildings in
The soldiers at Fort Mouitrie were
cred were burned last night, and the
- the Fort spiked.
-, soldiers took refuge from the weather in
f''' [sRCoNp DIsPAToHl
y,TlNoRg Dec. GA reliable dispatch
. tbartestou this morning 10 the Antgfoda
IT. mai The Government troops have ADAM
~, Fort Moultrie, spiked the guns and gone
"Nr q, Fort Sumter, which commands the
49, War has begun,
% r. regular report confirms this statement
AS.43r that Fort Muultrie is on fire. Only
tdur nea remain 80 - '"e III "
sgrbssrs : intense excitement in Charleston.
The Convention is suli III session.
THIRD pGsPATCHJ
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2f-i2k O'Clock. Major
larson sta ties that he eNac uated For. Moul-
- and n the same time strengthen his own
nn,sition at Fort Sumter.
FCHARLgsToS, Dec. Ell o'clock.-Capt. Fos-
,sy wigh small force, remains at Fort Moul-
me Several military companies have been
ordered ont, and a collision is not improba-
bic
The military Of Charles ton are ordered ont
- nrotect the magazines and arseLals in this
locality.
I, is reported that several military corps
fr,pr the interior are route for Charleston.
There was no further news from Charles
Ann last night. MP TO a late hour. II is believed
tnat es,rietions have been placed by the State
su,hor. les Ga the telegraph office there, which
rrsyenls he transmission of intelligence con-
cs-aing he military or civil action taken by
enc State.
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VIRGINIA CITY, cN NORFOLK HAR

BoR-Lccated on deep 1cGter, above the Navy
ard, htgh, healthy. central; the inside of the
harbor. and passed Tor ready 5HSlAsSS faciLi
tstS 10y too grand Trunk Railroads ram IN MO
az the SOuthern and Western states, two StsaRl-
boat and Ship Canals, ana the best harb0r IN the
tcoF!i Lots otU only S6Q-Sl4 Il monthly pay
ments ot S5-the greatest portion Of the Gear re
ceipts to be appropriated for manufacturing pRr-
poses. tor which company has been chartered,
capital, S500OO; shares, $500 eachl IN winch all
TRENDS al manufacturing lbdustry in this locality
are invited to partcl pate. Another portion of the
receipts tor lots 10 be appropriated for street and
bscrl ption for Lots Manuacuring Stocks, ap-
ply to Office Virginia City Company, q Main ST.,
Norfolk, Va WM. SCHMOELE, Pres't.
A. LURCH, General Agent. and
o a. STRECKER, No. i Main street, Agent for
Richmond. de LIN
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1,HE CHIswICA s,HuoL :
n ISIS ES LOTION,
Avn BOAR DING AND DAY SCHOOL,
o,, ,r,,,,, FOR YOUNG LADIES,

WIZ fOiNI COM FONT. VA,
MS school - In successful operation Its loca
lon Tor health IS unsurpassed, and it presents one
OF The hnest water scenes IN the country II ia
within three quarters Of mile the Hygeja Uo-
lei, is immediately on the water, and has the ad-
vantage OF as hne salt water bathing as can be
had anywhere. The Misses CLorroN can take
eight more pupils than they now have. upon eafly
application The course OF tuition wall be tho
rough. ~
TRIMS, FOR THE SESSION English, $50; Eng
llsa nc'udlng Algebra or Geometry, or both 10:
ffenoh, SW Latn, 40; Music, Piano and Guitar
eeech' 500 use OF Piano, $40; Board, Washing,
Inc School opened on the first Monday In Octo-
her, and will close ne last OF MAY
fapiis can rem IN dnrlug the summer months,
musical instruction. do n I'm