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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-16
~ Attest, Francis bacon Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon Register.

At q Court OF Probate held at Biddeford within
and for the county OfYork, on the first Wedncs-
dayin November, In the year ofOur Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty by the Honorable L. L. Bourne
Judge OF said Courts
IN the petition OF ANDREW DOW, guardian of
" OCTIyII CLEIyES, a minor child OF Rob-
'Tt 4. Cleayos late OF Dayton In said county, de-
eased, pray in. for license to sell and convey, at
ublic auction, or private sale, all right, title,
nd interest OF his said ward and TO certain real
state, situated in Dayton in said county, and the
Proceeds thereof to put to interest the said real
ate being more fully described In said petition
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice to all
PERSONS interested, by causing copy Of this order
o ibe published three weeks successfully In the
mon ard Journal printed at BiddefOrd, In said
Ounty, that they may appear at Probate Court,
, be held at SacO, In said county, ON the hrst
tuesday, in December next, at ten Of the clock In
no forenoon, and shsw cause, IL any they have,
Thy the prayer OF said petition should not be
uluted.
AZ Attest. Francis Bacon, Register.
,true copy, Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-16
WILLIAM O. BARR0WS. Judg
Attest, Aaron u. Holden, Register.

Alta Court OF Probate held at Bddeford, within
and for the county Of York, on the hrst Wednes-
day OF November. In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty, by the Hon. IL. L. BOURNE
Judge Of said Court
ANDREW J. PARSONS, and ALEXANDER DEN
n NETT, named executors In certain instru.
ment purp0rting 10 be thelast will and testament
OF HITHlNIEL PRISONS, late OF iork, IN said
county, deceased, having presented the same for
probate;
Ordered, That the said executor give notice 70
all persons interested, by causing copy OF TINS
order to be published three weeks successfully "
the Cnion \ Journal, printed at Biddeiord, IN saia
to 10 held at Saco, in said county, on the hIst
Tuesday In December next,at ten oil the CLOCK
In the Forenoon, and shew cause II any they nave
why the said instrument should not be proved, ap.
proved, and allowed the last will and testament
OF the said deceased.
~ Attest Francis Bacon, Register
A true copy, Attest. Francis bacon, Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-16

At Court Of Probate, held at Portland, within and
for the county Of Cumberland, ON the hrst Wednes-
day In November, in the year ofour Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.
EDWARD Il. BOURNE. Executor OF the last will
IL and testament OF RHODI DUTCH, late OF Ken
nebunk. In the County Of York, deceased having
presented his first account Of Administration OF
said estate for probatei
TWAS ordered That the said executor give notice
10 all persons interested, by causing notice TO be
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY. In the Union
and Journal, printed ut Biddeford, that they may
appear at n Probate Court to he held At said
Portland, on the first Tuesday inDecember next, az
ten OF the clock In the forenoon and shew cause, II
any they have, why the same should mot be al
WILLIAM q. BARROwS, Judge.
AZ Attest, Aaron II. Holden, Register.
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At Cont ofPrObate, held at Blddeiord. within and
fOr the county Of York, on the first Wednesday OF
November, IN the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty, by the lion l. L. Bourne, Judge
OF said Court.
SAMUEL 7. EATON, administrator OF the
Sestate ofS<NUEL ~ JOHNSTON. late OF Bun-
ton, In said county, deceased, having
presentedi his account OF administration vi
the sstatoof said deceased for allowance;
Ordered. That the said accountant give
notice tO all persons interested, by causing copy
ofthis order to be published three weeks successive
~ in the UaiOR aud Journal, printed at Bddeiord,
Ia said county, that they may appear at a Probate
Court To be held at SaeO, in said county, on
the first Tuesday In December next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they
have. Why the same should not be allowed.
~ Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, esister
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-16

AT aCourt Of Probate held at Bddeford, within and
f6r the county Of York, on the first "Wednesday o.
November, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hum
dIed and sixty, by the Hon. L. L. Bourne, judge
OF said Court
HORACE HALL. executoroft the will OF PHTLfP
III HALL, late OF ~ Berwick, In said countydeceas-
ed having presented his hrst account OF Admins
ttlon Of the estate OF aid deceased for allowance
Ordered, That the said Accountant give notice
b. all persons Interested by causing acopy oil TINS
order 10 be Published In the Union Josrnai, print
ell In BiddeiOrl, In said county, three weeks sue.
eessiyely, that they may appear at Probate Court
20 be held at Saco In said county, on
the first Tuesday In December next Mt ten cf the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause IL any they
have, why the same should not he allowed.
~ Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest Francis Bacon. Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-16

~ Attest, Francis bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest Francis bacon. Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-11
Rom MnAhinStnH.


WARRINGTON, Dec. 10.--Tne impression pre-
walls hrrs that the border States are about 10
ADVISE the cotton States, in case they secede, t.
'aomit temporarily 10 the existing tariff and
E.slai laws and 10 send Commissioners 10
Washington 10 tres with the Federal Govern
4LrA', AID thus avoid collision and hloodshed:
4Ll mould the Federal Government refuse u
recognize the Commissioners, or the negotia-
.iohs iaII 70 be Consummated, then the border
n,l,es viii follow their sister Southern States
il secession.
HE H-rald's rumor that Lincoln has al
u'es'ed q conciiialory letter 10 JEFF. Davis, Is
oistredited hen
=, Aessrs. Miles, Moor een and Boyce, of ).
- lad an Interview with the President to-
"ly. Result unknown
SECRETARY COBB has certainly resigned, and
NJ return home on Thursday.
%. Ne resident, O-day, was assured rom au-
."slAJ sources that South Carolina VIII not
IPIose TIE collection of the revenue, nor the
ae0rIai retention Of the forts during the re-
AUG hat! 81 bts administration.
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Programme for the Southern Republic.

NV YORK, Dec. iU.--The Herald's Wash
InEteA correspondent says this new, impor-
taLt aus formal programme which has been
presented Tor the consideration of Southern
Senators, was talked over in caucus. 1t ema-
cates from Lamar of Mississippi. The first
object IS 10 get the cotton States 10 postpone
rlsI acton so as to give time for other Sou ia =
en- Safes 10 cooperate with them. The plan
is = have ali ihe Southern States in separate
t-lveu lions at the same Time, and adopt The
present government OF the United States It
mt, without any alterations; 10 provide for
he execution OF all laws aud treaties, aud for
the general peac cable operation OF all The ma.
talDeiT Of the present government. Even af-
yeT ne several States had SolemDly with
drawn from the Union, invite all other States
70 l1In them, with The hope that New England
VII stay OUt.
The frs feature Il the programme is TO have
all The Southern States IN separate Couvrn-
non at the same time, and have such g per-
.-tt understanding mat They should or The
same day adopt the same ordinances, verbatim
~ iIteTatin.
Second. that such ordinances, whilst sever
lag u A solemn way the bonds which unite
aid states 10 the United States of North
America, shall provide that the Cons IiLuLiou
AID laws Of The nited States shall remain in
1Gli force and effect amongst the seced ing
SAFES, and mat the present Constitution snail
be thel! Constitution ana compact.
EIand that law and decisions OF Courts
which are now OF force in the Republic Of the
Jailed STATES OF North America. under thu.
a40Fted as body of laws for the Federal q o.
y-fument OF TINS, the United States OF the
5 ufh
Fourth, that the people of the United States
u he South hereby bind themselves 10 OBJ
serve and sacredly carry out the stipulations
q; ali treaties, subsistiug between the United
States OF Norm America and foreign govern =
I-uts anterior TO the date Of this ordinance
uatl sech treaties aAs changed or altered or
dlsregarded by such nation with this govern
meat.
Fifth, that the following persons are hereby
appointed electors for the State of --, and
hereby authorized and empowered to cast the
vote OF this State, on such day AS may be
agreed upon, for President and Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States of the South, and
such persons az may receive the highest num-
b. Of votes, according to the Constitution
WLIch has been re-adopted, shall BE- elected,
inaugurated aud invested with the powers
conferred by the same Consti ution upon the
Executive, on thu ntieth day after the
adoption Of this ordinance.
SIKH, mat the Conventions are TO provide
far The immediate convention OF a Congress
o. the United States OF the South, either ap-
pointed by themselves or authorize their pre-
teni Representatives 10 act; and that all OH
ceTs Ia,Il contractors, MaTshals and Judges
slAll retain their offices until otherwise or
taFed zx
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Ry Thos. ". Aeesar, Aact'r,
{Dffos corner of 18th and Cary streetsD

T1RrsT EE's sss SOFA HORSE, WAC
Il ON AND HARNESS. SADDLE AND BRI-
DIE. A BAGATt,t LIZ TABLE, STOCK OF
LIZ TORS, BAR ROOM tlETURES. FURNl-
TUhE, &c. &C.-At the 1eauest of the bsnef
cary. IN a deed of trust executed 10 The under
signed on the 18th July, 1860 and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the Court OF Hastings of the city
of Richmond, | shall sell, at pubic auction on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day of December, 1850, AZ
10 O'clock A NJ. at the Broad Street Hotel. IN SAID
city, \ Horse, WAGON and Harness, Saddle and
Birdie, u Bagatelle Fable, stock OF Liquors. Wines.
Beer. Ale, &c, Cigars, Tobacco 20 grt So Bottles
the Fixtures of the Bar Room, and every thing
named IN said deed.
TERMs.-Enoueh in cash to pay the expenses of
sale and to discharge note for ) i35, with int
est. J IL. SANDS. Trustee.
Sale nv nUns. w Ia nj
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HoUsE AM

LOT ON DUVAL STREET = Undsr the
provIs'on of a trust dsed executed by l.. q.
Land um ard wife, dated Aprii lst. lsso, ~
the late Richard J. u unit, TO sseur- debs
of $3.50, with intsrest. ! shall proc ED to sell.
on the premises on TUESDAY lin Tecemher.
ls60, ct = o'cloek P N, that LAND, with .
SUI DING thereon. lying on the south aide d
Church. and fronting 81 feet on saiG puvai street,
The lot Is pait OF No II, IN Lgval PieasanLF
Plan.
TERMz-Cash. to satisfy expenses Of sac acd
debt secured by trust deed for the balance, on
cree u Of SIX months, chaser executing his he
sotable note. interest added, and title rsiained
until credit InstaiUeut - paid -
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of HsnTico county, ami as s1oh Admins
traitor ot Riohard Blunt
Eals By GoDnlN AFPRksnS. Aucts. del
1--WE M0sF VA ABS BUILDING
! LOTS, ON THE EAST EIDE or 90, Nh
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND MAIN STREETS.
EpR Sal AT aUClION At the request Of
" A. Robinson. FfI We shall cell at Do ,,iio auo-
ton. on tie premises, IN tSUAi. the IL b
December. 1870 a O'Clock L Nj, q portion ut
that very valuable LOT, located as acove, now -
the occupancy of Rev. Or. hliuRJ<t rode v.Z:A
Eorth 81 tne Ee Ing, running hack so feet also,
L"t fronting Sc set GU The cas- de OF 81 street,
s0uth side OF me dwelling. Iunn back tho
north side OF Nam street 90 ieGt to the .ssiaance
of Or. F. w. Hancock.
his Is Justly regarded as rsfy cdlw1bis real eA
tate: bang not only IN a most deli htfdi Eelgh
hohood, but quite convenient 10 the business parts
OF the city
TERNs.-one- fourth cash; balance 1t 4, and u
mont hs. for negctI tbie notes. Interest sdded, -
cured ty trust deed or title retained,
de6 GUDDIN & ApPtRSyN, Audtrg
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WATTS CUFF BRACE PLOU6Hs.

GEO. WAT { & CO.-EsTABLtsHED IN 1916
GEORGE WATT mas obtained. at different
times four separate patents on his CUFF RRAC T.
PLOUGHS, acknowledged to embrace the most
reliable improS ements ever made on tale imple
ment, three of which patents nave 20 run -es poe
lively ten, twelve and thirteen years, and hak
been awarded at the late Mechanlcs' FAIR 10
tinued superiority in Plot ms, the highest pre-.
mIums glven,j and CT the last state FAN premium
on the same, Ia addition 10 premiums awarded at
all the preceding Fairs for years.
within two months past ne has added other
valuable improvements, and we now invite all IN
want Of Ploughs, warranted IN everv respect su
perlor to Others to cali and examine eur iarys
and varied stock of Plogghs, CASTINGS and Asri.
den and Fie ID seeds, &c. which we offer tor sal
on our usual accommodating terms
GEORGE WAIT Co,
One square below Exchange Hotel.
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by Jas. M Taylor q Son. Aucrs.
VALUABLE LOT AID CnTrAeE REESE

Y ALtABLE LOT ID COTTAGE FESt~
DENCE AT AUCTIOS,-Wev III sell al -, ,.
bo auction upon the pre- IN SEES Cu 7 L EJDAY the
nth day of December. 1850. commencing Ell
o'ciocs . NJ, that valuable LOT WI III comforts
he COTTAGE BUILDING thereon sIt-sted on
the east line OF 81 between sdoa sou end Duvsi
streeis8nd is UcCuptd b, rood tenant 81 sac
per arDu!n. The LSt fru.ts 40 feet en I'd street,
ard extends bach within parallel h2os 10 iess ~
al ey 27 feet wide. The premises have received
such repairs painting. Sc SO tn iender IL a de
sir&bie residence fer moderate sZ'd family
ENSt,.-Une NTH cash the balance At -, ~
~ "a lCuthS, for uegOtIAbe notes with inte est
added, ard secured By deed of trust
de ! JAS NJ, TAYLOR e. SON AuSt'rs.
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CToMMISSiONER'S sALEOFTH EvaL-
49, a. UABh r =" SPRING FARM CONTAINING
1861 ACRES, IN HEN RICO, FOUR MILES
NUKTHW EST OF RlCdM0VU-A Commls-
sioner appointed hS decree of the Circuit Court
o. Henr'co, pronounced on the stu November,
1860 in the case Of Gardner age ust tiardner's TX
ecutor, &C, shall, as Commissioner thereby
appointed, proceed 70 sell at public auction on
The premises, on FRIDAY, ,he 2st December. at
ei tex n W tail II Sqi tbe nes fair day
Gated as above, of which the late Niles H. Gard
neF Cled seIz d. ana which is now IN the occu-
paucy Of Daniel E. Gardner, Esq
l. contains, by recent survey, 1861 acres, Of
Wnlch mere Is sn ample quantity of WOOD
Ian d for the use of the place The cleared land
IS IN a fine state of cultiva itn.
nneIe is on the place an excellent FRAMED
DWELLING. nearly new. ind every out bul ding
necessary for he use of the same. The place IS
the best IN the county.
TERAs.- One fourth cash; balance at IL, IS ard
"a months, Tor neg, table aotes interest add ed,
and the title retained till all the purchase money
5 ully paid, and q conveyance ordered by the
Court. JOHN r VOTING
de lI-dtd trmnissIoner
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By Richard Cauthorn. Auct.

CLOTHING. Day G0eDs, SHOES. &c
~ Al ACCTlON.-Ou FRIDAY, l4th inst q "a
CLOCK at my store, will sell az auction a lot of
SoooS' CONSISTING n part Of the following: Mems
heaVF business Coats Cashmere and Sltioat
Pants vests Suspenders Grey and Brown Sat
I16ts; Red and Grey ,anneis mems sou Felt
Hats mems Congress Calf Shoes; ems Boots
iaoIes Lasting Boot es; indies Coaks, &c. The
a3o'e Goods mast be sold for and on account OF
whom II mas concern.
TERNs.-Cash, IN Virginia Bank paper.
IL IL 1
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ByI.&G. b. Davenport, Aucrrs.
SAVAnGS BANKS.

SAVE YOUR DaIEs.-The UNITED saw
- IN6S BANK will reeve at their Uihca, No. 93
Main street. Deposits IN sums 81 Five Dollars and
upwards, upon which Will be allowed interest NJ
the rate Ol per cent. per annuH, ii allowed TO
main months, and per cent Ior a shorter pc
riod. Interest payable semi annually.
JNO. c. PAGE, ia, Treasurer,
ocS--tIptJau No ca Nam Etrasf
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?
de g. tbs Admir- of John J. pres, decd.
; aIrnE yALuA.

4 'sfN 1AbS%lpISEEs ~ y a Il r. of ' "a !.
- BILE HOUSE AND LOT, ON tHE SOUTH
SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN TIN AND SIN
STREE1S.-As Commissioners of the Circuit
Court OF the City of II ichmn1d, appointed bHT de
cree entered on the 25ch ul Nuvem er 1866, III the
cause Of Foster vs.. Foster ft'1}, we snail sell ~
public auction, on the premises. on THURSpA .
the 2nth of December, 1860 at 1 O'Clock p. III. IF
far; II Lot, the next lair day. st valuable Rouse
and Lot. fronting "A feet the sou til side of Cary
street. between tn and 3th. running back l6 feet,
and nov occupied by NJ. Mayer 10 q clothing
store
'ERMs.-One third cash; -third on credit
OF II months, and the residue on credit of i
months, fer negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained until the fur her order of the Court
CHAS fAiN WALTZ Co,nr.,
JANIS b. FOSTER, So'Hi -
JAMES VI. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts lie
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South taroiinu

N'-t bIA, :. & Dec. lU.-There is nothing
w. Unusual interest that has occurred within
x las' few days. Ali the delegates SO fal
'l-0a " he Convention favor immediate Sc.
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DAPER HANGaNGS- CURy.,ys .ND

EORNICF, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IAIRAND
SHuCK MtTTR ESSFN, LOUNGES, CHAIRS,
&C' AUCTION The subscriber intending to
Broad, between 4th and 9th streets. on THURS
DAY, 18Th INST, at 10 O'clnck, a portion Of h s
az tx, embracing, IN part, Curtains and Corr: ce,
Wind9w Shades, Paper Hansings, Cord and Tas-
sseis, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather Geds.
bolstals and Pillows. Lounges, Sofa BEDS, Rock
ing Chairs, 60, together with many other artlc les
IN his line. j. A. RONAEI
sale conducted By E. B. Cook, Anct. de II
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huaIcipai Election in Boston

sDl@ofsIoN, Dec. To- Weightrnan, the Union
FTIrlhte Tor Mayor, is probably elected over
N'lba!l, Republican.
l. SECOND DIsPATCH.l
soiI''eioA, Dec. l0.-The vote for Mayor is as
Tt.ao"s Weightman, 6, 76si Kimball, 5,6sf.-
o.. Alonists have a large majority In the
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Z EgOSD DISPATCH

NJLtAB = G., Dec. I0.-In reference 70
u proposition 10 send Commissioners from
,,"glnia, kentucky aud other border States,
- Hudfdian says IL is useless measure the
am 't4uon will not listen 10 persuasions from
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MILL MACHINERY. GEARING. Fly

I 2 Il ES, C., AT III z ARMORY NJ Ii AT
AUCTION On FRIDAY. the l4lh instant. al 10
| O'Clock. VIII sell at the Armory Mill, recently
machinery, &C. contained IN said mill. consisting
OF two very superior Burrs. together with all ths
! necessary gearing, fixtures, &c. the whole being
| IN most excellent condition. The attention Of
| mi 3 and others is requested.
de II r. B. COOK, Auct.
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SAM'L s. CO'fTRELL, Pres't,
T. B, STARK, Cashier,
Pm DAVID BAR FIR. JR, Secretary,


40 PARTNERSHIP.- subscribers have
~ this day entered INTO q co partnership, tuude(
the style Of BoSHtR r. WOODY. } Tor the pur-
pOse of onnducurg q Who'll ESALE AND RE-
NESS, At the old stand of WILSON & BosHER,
corner Main and l7th streets. where they VII. Keep
ALWAYS on h4Ld Weil-.elected stock of FAM lily
and JOBBiNG GROCERIES,, 10 which they call
the attention OF their friends and the public They
hope by strict attention To business 10 merit a
OF ali kinds OF Country Produce, To the sale OF
which particular attention Will be gwen.
CHARLES NJ B0SHER,
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torn.A@i hkAEHEY, Dec. 1.-THE vote OF Cali
La la lor President stands as follows For
d. y, 81 700 Douglas, q ,0G0 Breckenridge,
Wv population, SN
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MARCUS HARRIS i BRO.
us Main st next 10 Amarlran Hotel
IpOtSTS SHOES AZ Nr.DUIED rRi-
y GES.--l1. Il EI.I.ER 4 co are NOW nfarI 2

RUWIs AND SHUEs AT kEDt Z L ID fhi-
- CESS. HELLER 4 co. are now Offering
their entire new and we'll selected stock Of best
quality Boots, Shoes, and Trunks, at reduced
prices, having just opened new supply of ladies'
.aiters, ladies' Balmorel ooat Boots, and beauti-
ful sty les OF chIldrens Fame, Shoes; also, a reg
ular assortment of the best quality Goat and Mo
rocco Boots, with and without heels ali offer ed 81
reluced prices; also, another lot of ladies' Con
STess and Lace Caters, with heels. at 81 a pair
ladies' Morocco h eel Boots at ~ and rs Il PAIR
ladies' Prunella Busklns at 625a cents; heavy
Plantation brogans at 81 a pair gents Sewed
Congress eaters at ) 2 So; gents Sewed Double
Sole Caters al So so; gents rewed Oxford Ties
and MonToes at S2.25. Also, q splendid assoTt-
mentoi Trunks, Bonnet boxes, &c at cost, at
G.HtLLER 1t co.'s, l83 BROAD street.
Between 5th and 9th
M North and South Carolina and all Virginia
les taken at
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zs@A& SOTEtE.-U MON STEAMSHIP
5000 LIN En- consequence Of some neces-
Gz@&@'s87sSa~ sary repairs to The Steamship VlR-
GINA, she will be taken OF the line until about
the 10th inst, and notice will he given when size
will resume her regulartrlps.
no - is c.. p, CAR DOZO. Agent
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or. NICHOLAS SALOoS

CT. NICHOLAS SALOGv,
- MAIN STREET, NEXT
DOOR TO THE EXCHANGk BANK, AND OP-
POSIIE KENT, PAINE Il CO.-The st. Nicho
las Saloon constantly supplied with the choicest
French and AMERICAN Candies, Fruits, Nuts, &c
which will he sold by wholesale or retail Also.
manu- actory OF Double Refined Candies. COun-
try merchants are invited TO examIne the large
and well selected stock before Purchasing else
where. ANDREW ANTON,
Manufactures Of Double Pei led Candies,
xen.af m mi
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Union NIaxenIeni


.U.H L"bELPEIA, Dec. I0.-The Mayor has is
inc -, PROCLAMATION for Union mass meet.
"s AhuTsday III noon
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r Ns.-CasIl, m VlreIuIa Bank paper.
le II X FHORN, Auct
6y L. q 6. b. Davemport,Auct's.

CRESsi esisRSA FIGS ATAuCTgos.-
On EDNEGhAI, 18th December, we vll
sell al auction, IL IL O'Clock
600 drums fresh SMYRNA FIGS;
10 cases do,
10 trails DATES
TERMs.-Cash.
De il I.& d B. DaVEHpORT Auct'x
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The Putnam phaIaux Mt HON.

me Putnam PhaIanx Mt Home.
rss@t pkb, Ut, Dec. 5.--The Putnam Phalanx
Ls '-ed Rome this noon. They were received
~, saIu'e from sixty OF the Phaianx who did
~ ~ 60 10 Washington, and the Colt q uard-
ttS'eSdLds lined the streets and great enth Il =
''@s IN prevailed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-11

A b. SAMIELS,
n. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Ofiice ShockOe Warehouse,
Sells on Commission TOBACCO, " ii l. A
FLOU Il, and PRODUCE generally.
n. B.-BAGS furnished on s5yDcs.!on.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-11
By Richard Cauthorn, Amctr.

UCTiON SALE or Toys FANCY
y BOXES, MOTTO CUPS AND SAUCERS,
CHINA VASES, FIG uRES. &c, AEON WE'D
NESnAY, 18th inst, at 10 o clock, at my store
Will sell at auction, large variety of French,
German and American Toys, Fancy Goods. Glass
Boxes. Motto Cups ana Saucefs. China Vases,
Dolls, Figures, &C, &c, - which the particular
attention of the trats is so icited
ALSU-A lot of Fire Works. Matches. Terms,
Cash. de l0 r. eau THORN, Auct.
By 1. & G. ID. Davenport, Auctrs.
s(OOTS, SlsGES, AsD HATS, AT AUC-
will sell at auction. ut our store, at 10 O'Clock,
30n cases BOOTS, SHOES, and HATS.
IERHs.-Cash.
de 20 l. i &. B. DAVENPORT, Auots.