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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-31

tory Old DYMooK, the Champion OF England
when the coronation took place, made some
oversishts which deraneed the show The old
man was much grieved. He apoiogized In
person to the young King, and promised to
have everything right at the asrt coronation 7
Did single irdividual who saw the first live
To witness The NEXT
It's strange to think, when we are talking.
rs IL were, face to face with these huud ed
year-old people, what an ignorant sc they
Were. They had never heard OF BoEArARTE'
or WELLINGTON, or RoBKsPIERRK. or the Sc
cond Pirr, or CHARLss Fox or ScoTr, or BY
RoN. or MOORE, or CAMPBELL. or WAsHINa.
TO-, IRviNG. or the great Republic of the
United States, and only knew of WASHINGTON
as q Colonel of militia, and qsnmdanl aid OF
General BRADDocK. We know all these thugs
in 1860; aud we know of steamboats,, railroads,
and teiegraphs Alas! that We should know
more than this That we should know that
no form of government can satisfy man.
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The lharieStnn Ear;S

There seems to be n general concurrence OF
opinion that Major ANDERSON, in spiking the
guns and burning the gun carriages of Fort
Moultrie and removing his command to Fort
Sumter, mani;estiy violated the express un =
ders tandiug between the United States Gov
eminent and the authorities of South Caro-
lima that things were to remain in Stafu quo
un I'll NEGOTIATIONS between the two Govern
ments for the possession OF the forts had come
to u cad la conformity with the agreement t,
We have seen South Carolina refraining from
occupying Fort Sumter, the strongest fort in
the harbor, commanding Major ANDRRsoN's
position in Fort Moultrie, and entirely unde-
Tended. There has been no moment, from the
com III sncement of these diff lies, at which
a corporal's guard from South Carolina might
~ have marched in and taken possession OF
Fort sum ter, and ia twenty. four hours COM
PEELED Major ANDERSON to abandon Fort
Moul'rIe. And yet, with all the manifest ad-
ysntages of this step staring her in the face,
she has stood, like the gallant and heightened
State she is, by her piighted faith, whilst
Major ANDERSON, with this noble example
before him, and owing his existence and that
Of every man in his command TO the honor
aud for bearance of South Carolina, seizes Fort
of The Uuited States committed to his care,
| violates the agreement OF his Governrnen nj, and,
on his own responsibility, begins civil war.
All this is done willie the Commissioners
appointed by South Carolina are yet III
Washington, prepared to negotiate tor the
solution of that knot which Major ANDERSON,
in true military fashion, has cut with the
sword. But mere soldiers are not always
over locked with brains, and it has net per
haps occurred to the great strategist, now in
| command of Fort Sumter, that III selling u
strong position for himself, he has lost q
stronger one for the United States, by de-
privipg ii of its moral weight in the public
| opinion OF The South, and throwing upon il
! the responsibility Of beginning civil war, and
beginning it by 4 breach OF faith towards &
people 10 whose OWE fidelity it was indie bted
| for the power which has enabled it to violate
its own engagement.
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I,suraucesin No,,hern offices

A correspondent OF the New York Herald,
writing from Boston, takes occasion to bring
to view some of the entangiing social and
financial quest tons between the North and the
South and reminds the South of some disad
vantages twill incur from separation of the
Confederacy. Among these matters thus re-
ferred TO by the wise correspondent of the
Athens Of America, is the ques ton of the in :
surances taken ont by Southern citizens in
Northern offices. As he undertakes to warn
us on the subject, we copy what he says:
4" There is another interest, strictly OF pscu-
mary nature, however, which | have not seen al
luGed to. 1t is the millions OF dollars OF insurance
on lives and property IN the South, d pc ding on
Northern insurance companies. Suppose the
North should GppD epudIatl0n IN that erection /:
Or. as IS tue Tact SO tai NE insurance policies
are concerned, suppose thess com 2anies are he
heved from their pat of the bargain III cases
where loss Ct lie is tue consequence OF violating
any law of the United States, C. Our Southern
friends had be ter reflect upon these important
facts, and look Ia their Northern insurance stlpu
lat.ons IN season -
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The English Le.ions in Italy.

The English press have made themselves
merry over the discontinue OF the Irish legion
who went 10 Italy 20 fight the battles Of the
Pope. But the English legion, which enlisted
on the other side, have made themselves hun
dred-f fold more odious and ridiculous The
Irish left Italy, at any rate, with the gratitude
aud respect OF their own party, whereas The
Eagish have behaved so outrageously that a
bloody fight has occurred between them and
their own friends. There never was nation
which had a greater facility Of kicking itself
out Of the good opinions of all mankind.
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The subscriber begs 10 return his acknowlods
ments 10 his friends and patrons for their E.vors
during the past slk years. O, d would inform them
Oh At he still continues the business of HIRING
OUT NkGROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES,
COLLECTING lLAI Ms, and all buslr exs per
he gives MS personSl Alteration.
Parties IN the country who may entrust the
hiring of their Negroes tn him, may res, assured
OF every attention being paid To getting them none
other Dut good homes and the best prices. and n
the event of sickness, the best MEDICAL and Pen
has also large comfortable partnsnt, connected
with his office, whore those servants Who ara not
provided with pisces to stay at night daring the
hirns, may remain, with good FIRE, J'ss 81
chaTge.
a. Negroes for hire the coming year. had
better be sent IN 10 me rs early alter christmas rs
possible.
To those AZ a distance 10 whom am personally
unknown | beg to refer 20 tins following persons
Dickinson, Hin Co.. Richmond; Dir. homas
Lataue, Arthur Temple. John Luna pkin. Thomas
FauntIeroy, KlDg and Queen ooanty Or. +. D.
and county John T. Lstane, W e Latane, Dr.
Richard Iuraer. 4. MAg,nniss Thomas Lee, King
t;eorse county ko. Hudsin. DR.. john ID Butter
Caroline county; N. J. b. Whltock. Dr.. lanes ii.
Latane, I'D. Noel, Bsv. d. Roy. J. Roy MIeSu'
Thomas Y. Glopton. Jefferson staohs, Jasper Z.
Hughes, Gloucester COUNTY Parkes Slater, James
Cry county; DIR. Ro. A. Payne, Rlchmond county;
Vim. h. Clopton, Ro. HOWE. DR.. l.. q. CrumP,
Jno. \. Lacy, X. I. LacJ. New Kent county; Dab
ney Parrish Louisa county Nm. ID. Giopton, r.
B. Foster, Cumberland county w. W Bfewn.
county; VIM ]. Wiere. Prince William county
Capt. j y Middleton. Joha Gormiy, Norfolk.
do l3-dSwIm
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nYun

IN Friday evening, the Is h mat. ut ocock, at
her re tidenee, Mrs DICEY r. QUARLES, aged
63
% Dfnoop are requested ~ attend her funeral this
NOR ing, Dec. 3tst. at II O'Clock, at Sycamore
church Wi bout furthef notice
HA LexInstan Mo. pspers slease copy.
On the s1th inst, MARY ELLEN. daughter of
Jeremiah aud Macy Fi,z sibbon, aged one year and
81 Z mo aths
Her funeral viii take place from the corner of
18th ana Man streets. ut o'cock this even nE.
On Futas evening, oath inst WILLIAM
son OF Chariss u and Johanna Miller, ased three
years and ala months.
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THE MOST economical and quickest way of
i making the finest CRYSTALLINE Jelly - TO buy .
SaoAase oi parc Gsla.-E lie. tor twenty ave cents,
with which are simple printed aireetIous, for
making three quarts lauEc OF delicious. clear,
crystalline aud transparent without hoihrg,
using egsg, stralninx, or clarifying IN AM way
Ii MAY he made without tr. ole. IN few minutes,
and IS we'll ia the parior ar chamccf as IN the
kitchen. For sale bs
JOskPH LAiDLEY, Chemist.
Nam and 9th ais sign e Fed Mer.sf.
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1876 I
I NEGRO ffiKTN,;
1886 I.

Dur ne snos9TSeS Offer hs again to ,hs
teis himself from his many years' eYns,;.ne &c
,n.Iousn aequaintance IN the city. he will bs Ali.
70 Hahsact any bus ness of the Kind entru. t.d 20
MS care satisfactorily. He pledges himseIf 70 80
every e1ertion 20 obtain for The owner inc hast
pr'ces' with, due regard TO the comfo,t Of ~.
servant and his personal attention IN case 80
ness Reference given. il WISHED wv VI "i"A-
AC nos under Wall Street Hotel, Wall strsat
A ~ -.
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BOARDING

BOARDING. or three young gentlemen
- can obtain BOARD, with or without lodging,
reasonable terms in genteel private family .
on Grace street. within five minutes walk of the
Post Office, by apply nag ~ the Dispatch office.
de 29-lw
pOAhDING--D Desirable BOARDING in a prl-
- vate family on Frank IN street. Apply az the
house three doors above the corner of Fourth.
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DR.. Charles B. Mitchell was elected, on the
2ist inst, a Senator III Congress, from the
State of Arkansas, for six years from the 4th
of March next.
The law office of Daniel Mari, near Camp
bell Court House, Va, 'gether with ali his
library, bonds, papers, sc, was consumed by
IRE on the night OF the p n inst.
Thomas j. Holton, editor of the Charlotte,
IN. @ Wing, died on The 27th inst, from be-
ing thrown from his buggy few days be-
fore
Soup Houses were opened in Philadelphia
Oh Christmas. Only eleven persons called the
first day, and they received 50 pinls OF
soup.
The ice on the Hudson river at Troy, n. y ,
was from six to eight inches thick on Monday
last.
A letter from Vienna states that Baron
Rolhschild has won four.fitihs of the great
priZe-3O, 900 forins-in the Stale lottery.
Louis A. Deville, of New York, committed
suicide at the City Hotel in Augusta, GA, on
the 9Th inst, by cutting his throat.
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1871 NEG ~ HiKINo. ,1--.,-
THOMAS j.. BAGBY

"Hs ~ AIENT AND COLLECTOR
~, no . WALL T.. UNpgR ST CVAsrv, H.,
- EG ns Pc sonal aten'in" ~ HIKING orr
= ;. ~ IfOs.S; RhNTING OUT HoUSEs and H.
pest iavors ne respectful, solcits continusno zoe
a.
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NEGRO HIRING, An
EDwOnR 4 KEAC..

nopIloNhERs. GENERAL AGENTS.
AZ H. =. IN. ~ NJ !. SSI0N MERCHANTS.
in tb.t tEwhoEs, w offer our services espsai,,
.Li.es ave SUCH - will enatle as 10 obta,n
,ss.s, 1000 home. and good prices, With promo,
q, re also anend promptly TO the sale of all hind.
of9"s ~, r,utooooe, Collecting CT ,ims, 40.
ha4i. franklin street. N'e"oeoiitan
,,hksRREscEs.-S. MoGrudar,s son. NAB. .
nutoheson, Charles c, Elicit. ThSs n D Dsks
K REM: Rsy' Ft1.hm9nd I, Lacy, \. Bail. New
tt9an L. walker, Charles CITY; n, r. cots c coi'
~. blsh, hien Riehardson. James CITY: O.vsd
nemp, y. Fitzhugh. Gioucester: Rob; u..1a
Joseph Christian, hdd s,ex; Muscae 1s,es,,'
T. Ic "a. are fssex; DR.. y. y, Henley; TuPnsS
hcfe, King and Queen; !. b. Rdvards hs
VwTe n.,cr r, H. sIagshter. King Wiisn WIN g
XII "ins Z ,ss Inpseomb. Hanover; P. wool
kksn', Loq Issm,L Coleman; Jas. G';.
T. Male, VIM. " Chapman. Orange. In Gol b
TITS Charioftesvl.ie I, A Crsnshaw. AmsI}.n
Wilson. Lunenbur ~ 40 >.
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SAILED,
Brig Triumph, Martin, Liverpool. -four, Haxal
CTenshaw Co.
sohr y l.. Hammond, Hammond. down the
river, 10 load
Sehr. Amelia r. Johnson. Patison. D. c., mdze.,
l Il Raad
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BALTIMORE. Dec E.-Crd. schr North Caro-
lima. Richmond; bark 0sh way. Norfolk
NoRFoLK, Dec. IS Arid. schr. J. H. Gator,
PetershurY.
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ASSEMBLING OF LkGIsLATUREs.-The Leg
isiatures of Delaware, Pennsylvania and New
York assemble tomorrow. The Governor OF
kentucky has called an extra session of the
Legislature, to convene on the I7th Ct jan
uary.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
gx CIR 4 n ID NJ l. AIRY
IZ AND
EE CIVIC IL "A L l.

IN n u M II -
f CIVIC BALLi
NINTH ANNUAL BALI OF THE "
MONTGOMERY GUARD,
SrH OF JANU.aY, 1851.
Tbs MONTGOMERY GUARD, Captain yoHs
ii f The n "Soy.
'"S' Me- az ' RhNics iNs III uF2 HALL a'
which will be appropriately decorated for the 90
The Committee having charge of the arrange
msnts VIII leave nothing undone that can add tn
the pleasure or comfort OF those no may favor
The FIRST RFGVmENT BAND has teen en-
gaged for the ooraSion
"a Tickets, admitting n gentleman and two
ladies', So DO; eac additional lady. 81.
COMMITTEE OF ARRAhGEMESTs:
Capt pooi9yi Corp'i MaRlckard,
s kfs': F "a aiA Private nn sSsss,
romnt't'e Of ARRANGEMENTS Green Rosettes.
Reception Conmittes-W White Rosettes Floor
Committee Red Roset'es. de 3i-td
On GRAND BALL AND SOIREE.
IN The pnh'ic are respectfully informed hat
~ pxRr Fse on sPSa aPta aa
January: 1867. at my house. corner of Broad and
IA tickets 81. admitting one gentleman and
de 81 st. PETER EoREo.
n THERE WILL BE
fA G O TIL LON PARTY,
SsS&A WITH THE
b 4 7 OF NJ USIC,
GIvESA AT THE
w l. l. T + r r HOI + l., on MONDAY
EVENING, Dec. 3lst. de Slit
eN II A N ID NJ L LITA AIRY n
~ AND II
Or CIVIC BALL A
. mere will be a grand military and cIvIGl
BALL, gwen by Company &, - lst Keg't, a, their
NEW ARMORY. on Church Hill. on MONDAY
EVENING, December 3lst, the proceeds to 20 to-
wards pay ing for their new Armory.
TlCKE rs. admitting a gentleman and two la
dies. $3.50; Supper included.
Tickets procured at Duesherrys hat
store; opposite the Old Market. Also, at J. Nc
Donald's, on Church Hill.
All military persons who attend are requested
TO appear in uniform.
kAMUSiC by SMITH'S1sT RECT BAND.
MANIAC e
Lieutenant A. ]. TUCKER,
Sergeant F H LANGLEY.
Corporal ELDRlDGE MORRIS,
Quartermaster H. H. MILES,
Private J. MCDONALD.
- ]. A.ROYSTER,
" TIL QUINN.
" J. A. MEAkLEY. de g-4t
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GREAT REDUCTION an prices of ass and
VI fsshlonshls Ci.orHtk6. Evers kt.d an
pattern suitable for Meas wear. msds and
The Afgsst stock Of tents Farnn hins ooeds
ssss s1i sfi HULL IL A. 4. " Main. cor. i.h u,
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sR-s CARD The undersigned returns his
BE sincere thanks to the rem . u, his nsigh
boIs and others iof tbeir klnd a ~ prompt tor.s
IN extnguishing the ne at his hou o. and SAVING
his properly from total destruction, on Wednesday
evening In &, j, D. UANfOkTh.
de 81. lis
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NEGRO HIRING.-The .uh,oT,bsv s5.in

| n ECHO HfRtNG.-The subscriber again of
- Iers bis services to his friends and the pu bho
Tor HIKING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year He pledges himself to use his best exer-
lions 10 promote the interest OF those who may
favor him with heir business and to paw special
attention to the negroes during sickness. He
satisfaction.
~ Office. corner Of Main and 18th streets.
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aAn.J chLLissheCA

PORT OF kiChMn HD, DECEMBER 20.
.hgs g-,.- sA., 10 tMomiayf i -t~,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-31
SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

~ Pink GeIatine (rrench for Jellies-
For 8 lie by JNO. W. GARLICK,
Apothscary, Market Place, Franklin st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-31

a. Crystalline Jellies. without Eggs or
BoIilnt. can lie made y using the So ARkLIN Il
q ELATlNE, with little or no trouble. Price Is
cents per package For sale nv
JNO. W. GARLICK, Apothecary.
Market Place, Franklin 81,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-31
1891 NEGRO HIRING. 10
1856

The subscriber again offers his services 10 ~,
trIendg and Paolic at large rs Agent In the CITY
81 Richm9nd, to II RE OUT NEGROES, KENT
ESIA ~, and Transact any other business en-
hraeed In GENERA 1. AGENCY
His long experiences in Negro Hiring added IN
an extensive acquaintance with the citizens OF
kici mond anG IT'S vicinity. he hopes will enable
hlH' rs heretofore To give entire satisfaction Ia
a! who mey entrutt their negroes TO his care
even ehort vi II be made to procure good homes
ana lar prices for all TO HIM mple arrange
ments have been made TO have them well cared Tor
TILL hired out.
ID has practiced medicine for more than twenty
Years. and Will, To avoid medical bills lar as
poss bic, esorbe In all simple cases without
charge. Much has been saved the present year by
that course.
Persons intending to patronIzs him will please
notify him OF such intention immediately.