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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN CANADA
a large meeting was held at Toronto, Thurs
day nigh to sympathise with the fugitive
slave Anderson, claimed under the Ashburton
treaty for killing Mr.. DTiE&s. OF Missouri
Strong speeches were made against his reud!-
,i0u by lawyers, clergymen and others. Z
resolution was passed to appeal the casa 10
England il necessary, and petition was ad-
dressed 10 the Admins tTator OF the Govern
ment praying for the release of Anderson.
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Richmond. Dec. q. 1860. Dc n
nOsT ANR aERAyEr.

~ EOsT-Cn Broad or FEank1in street.
"a between Sd and 9Th streets, 1dles' GOLD
ETY. WATCH. 5 suitable reward viii be paid
asaz--aa~ by leaving It AZ this office. de %
- Notice. caught on Thursday, De
syAsssre cemHer 18th, an Old MULE, in the Dock,
49, while in the &C. of drowning. The
10y. owner is requested to come forward.
~11--ASs''f prove property, pay charges and take
it away. CHtE. HASTINGS,
de 2l-3s% Rear Of Gas House, on Dock st.
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ETN, G0EEE No. 100 Broad street, between
" 5th and 6ln manufacturer Of STEAM RE-
FINED, FIR ENCA, aud FANCY CANDIES. Of
all desCr ytlons. wholesale ard retail. and dea af
In FANCY GOODS, TOYS. FOREIGN FRUITS
and CIGARS, OF every variety, respectfully lH-
VitPs The public 10 examine his new and heautIiu
stock City aud country merchants will find ~ to
their interest to examine his goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere, aS he feels satisfied he caH of
fer rs gTeat inducements rs can 80 had % Their
purchasing North. no I3-dfl-tJg'
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b. Christmas Holidays. 81
HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS.
ANTONPS ST NICHOLAS SALOON.


ANDREW ANTONI respectfully informs the
public that ne has just Tahled She 81 Nicholas Sa-
loon, Main street, next door to FNch&rse Bank,
making 1t in every respect most magnificent es-
Enlistment. He has on hand p NGry large stock of
every thing pertaining to the Confectionery bust
ness, lncHdlug
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.
EtkCI,IS, ,botn native and ,soreisn CONF &c,
and OF unsurpassed quality;
FANCY ARTICLES
for holiday presents-a splendid assortment; TOYS
tor the juveniles;
IRE-W ORKS
Of tbs best manufacture; Preserves Jeiijss Cakes,
nGd ether art c.e7 that line IN short, every De-
ICacy required for
PARTIES. WEDDINGS,
and other ala occasions; fresh \ UTS.ORANG rs,
FIGS; BON B0NS ana SW kETNE Is ut the
most 'enIpcn n description and every srtcle to be
found IA - t.Ist-claSs Confectionery Store.
= fine stock Of TOBACCO and CIGARS.
The young folks VIII remember the headquar-
teTs ST Santa Claus
80 CcUAtry orders promptly attended TO-.
AN DREW ANT0NI.
French CoHlecFloner,
de 7-1mGO Next door above Exchange Bank.
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The Paris Pays announces that the Empe-
ror OF Austria is about TO annuI the COncor-
dat with Rome.
John duncan, a member Of the Georgia
Senate died Oh the l6 nit.
a. new THEATRES
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TOYS, FANCY GOODS, az =.

ODc If YOU WANT i NICE 0a4.
Wv LOAF Of CAKE. SOO,
80 TO RICHARDSON'S
II you want the best LOAF SUGAR CANDY.
80 TO RICHARDSON'S
you want No. MiNCE PI T., for your CHRIsr
MAS DINNER, leave your orders early, and juF
viii not be disappointed.
If you want the best Of FIRE-WORKs, a. the
lowest price, 60 10 HICbAR USON'S
If you want beautiful CANDLES, GLASS BALLS.
and tancy NIX NAN for e i ST - As
TREES, GO To RICHARDSON'S
If you want 20 FILL STOCKINGS with GOOD
MUGS, a. prices to SUIT the times,
GO TO RICHARDSON'S
II you want TOYS, DOLLS, FANCY GOODS Of
AL kinds. 60 TO RICHARDSON'S
If you want ] Ell LIES, CREAMS Fancy CAKES.
or PYRAMIDS, KISSES, &c. 6e.
90 TO RICH ARusON'S.
de 2D-5t &6 nam st near 9tr.
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yae--a~S SOTECE, The general meeting Of
Be- the STOCKHOLDERS OF the BANK OF
VIRGINIA will be held at their Banking House,
III the city OF Richmond, on MONDAY, January
l3th, 1861.
The law provides that no Officer or Director Of
the Bank shall vote as The proxy of "a stockh lder
In any election Of Directors Officers az tie Bank,
nor hall ans proxy be valid which shall have been
executed sixty DAYS before the time OF election.
de lS-3tawtd JAMES CASkIE, President.
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~. Elegant Fancy va
SUPERIOR STAPLE DRY GOODS, CHEAP !!
Rich COLORED and BLACK SILKS, very new
Elegant DRESS GOODS, of every kind
-.MRROI DE rs and LACES IN great variety.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, CARPETS.
LIN EN- GUODS. Bieached and Upbeachcd COT
TG<S.
PRINTS. GING HAMS LINSEYS
BLANKETS. of every GRADE and KIND.
Richmond made BED BLANKETS.
Creushaw W0OLFN CASSlM ERES
Manchester ULLED CLOTHS.
North Carolina and Georgia CASSlMFRES
Desiring to reduce stock, We will sell great
bargains FOX tASH, or TO prompt customers,
unit he ist Of January next
do Is is WATKINS i FTCKLEN
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Tons, TOYS, TONS,

TOYS, TOYS, TOYS,
FOR GOOD GIRLS AND BOYS
have received larle supply ofToys, and et.sr
FOXES, CABAS' TRAVELLING BAGS, nRFS,'
ING CASES, WRITING DESKS, WIRING
gases, CH INA UPS AND ShICERS. I .so:
SLEDGES, POP CRACK Frs, TORPEDOtS, and.
other Fire Works suitable Tor Christmas pre- j
senis All of which | will sell at a small profit
JOHN HARRULU,
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Is Henry 5 Place bPSS leave to iuftrn
the citizens OF Richmond. that he has commenced
SIGN and URNA v Entail PAINTING and
GRAINfNt3, at has house on : EC0ND STREET,
between Clay and Marshall, where he VIII exc
cute all ORDERS he be favored with in the rest
manner and with Dispatch. de i2-l2t* (If
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g.. F8KTlERS' BASE or WIG MA.
ea~-I~a The general meeting Of the Stockholders
of the FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA viii he
held al their BanE ing House in the city OF itch
moad, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th daT oi January,
1861. .,, .c
NO QGcer or Director Of q Bank shall hereaf-
fer vote Al proxy of ockho!der in am election
ut Directors or Officers of Bank, nor sha any
proxy be valid which shall have been executed
sixty days before the time OF erection
FORM A PROXY:
Know all men by these presents; that =, =.
do appoint -, my substitute and proxy, - rep
Tesent me IN the general meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Farmers Bank OF virginia, and in
nv name to vote upon all questions that may come
Witness my hand ana seal, this - day of -,
lo6-. J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
de I'm, ThtS,td
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sBRvANTs FOR HIRB & SALE.

E'UR %AL.-At GRADY'S JAIb,a No. 49, B.
= MAKER. Wsil to sold on accuutEuG-l --
terms "a IN. Hsdtats gpIc9t!un ~ made.
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60, NOTICE.-AnADJ0UR MET
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY viii
he held nj the FIX !HANGE HOTEL, in the city
of Richmond, on T TUESDAY, the 18Th day of jan
uary, loGl.
The punotua attendance Of every stakeholder
Is particularly requested. +. WARREN.
de 2i-3tawtd Secretary.
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IlREnENTN fOh IININI,Ai,

EAN IN
l now open large and beautiful stock at taa..
China Vases, Cologne Bottles, Motto CgpE ar"
Saucers, jewel Holders, Fancy Cigar STANDS u.
BrouZs aud Eb n, Paran Vases. Match BOXES.
Lave, bro Ze and China luKstands; elegant WuIa
boxes and Writing Desks; Leather Bass OF
sizes; Fancy China and Bohemian Glass Goods
We otter the gho goods a. very reduced rsfet
Our lends and the public generally are invited
- call IHOS. A, BULK. LEY 4 co,
1877 Main street
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w. IIIU F'I5JItt5 yUpuS TOT tHfistflaS
7 III rs!
At THE VIEW F4IfIL GROCERY STORE
or MINNiS y co, IND AID MAIN Srs.
Sweet Cider; Gle APPLES Ra!slns; Citron; Cur.
rants; Almonds; Pecans and FIlberts; fine and
ooarse HGr my, in bags or 10y the pound; Spit
Peas; " White Beans; Black Eye Peas; Virginia and
oher BuckTheat. by the bag Of pound; Pickles. in
Jars or Dy the gallon; CaLSups Sauces; Spices; Jei-
lies; Extracts, &c.
$50, prime Goshen end Mountain Butter Pine
apple. Imitation English and " hite Cheese choice
Teas; Sugars; C0fses. aud ever other article 10
Ea toind IN a F RST CLASS FAMILY GROCE-
RY.
Al Goods 1-arranfsd as 7ePreSeAt.d, and
sent 20 any part OF the city. De 2H
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ELEGANT Fauc

IA. Pink GeIatine (French) for Jellies-
For sale By JNO. W GAHL1Ck,
Apothecary, Market Place, + rankin st.
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TSfSGLASS -Cooper's Sheet and Shred SIN
L glass Coxe's Sparkling Gelatne; Russian Sheet
Isia glass; FiavoTing xtraets all kinds vanilla
Beans and Celery Seed. For sale by
p JOHNSTON BRO, Druggists.
HONEY, HuNEy.-We have now in store a
Ii supply of pure Re strained Honey, for hotel
and restaurant use. For sale by III gallon.
7. JOHNSTON Il BRO, Druggists.
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CHRIST EVE.
MRS EMMA WALLER IN the wonderful char
acter Of NANCY SYKES.
Mir. WALLER as BILL SYKES.
MONDAY EVENING, Dec.

No. e you want to surprise your dear ones with
an artlstic and intel lectual gft for the holidays,
you had better visit the establishment ct Messrs.
FEaNKi.IN Il 90 las Ma'n 81, where You eau
.RUAItNTS and VIEWS from ali countries IN
the world, at very moderate prices. &c 22-3tF
3@e~~--s~s CHRISTMAS FESTIyAL.-THE
&c GRAND PONTIF IEAL SOLEMN
HIGH MASS, composed by Prof .. I. De CO..
Nj Ell, of our city, Will be performed for the frat
time. with efficient Choir and orchestra, AZ 81.
PETEk'S CATHEDRAL, OH Christmas morn
lns, CIUESDAY,J service commencing At lo1z
O'Clock de Zf-2t
4e~--s--s We TAKs5 THIS METHOD .f
Pa returning our thanks t. the hran!en and
cit gems generally no aided promptly IN s&tIn
gushing the FIRE which occurred at our store yes
terday afternoon. Respectfully.
de Alt SPEbbINS, PU Lien & co.
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A. Crystalline Jellies, without Eggs or
B0lunk, can be made ny using the 6P hRkiINI
g Ella y l., with title or trouble. PTice rs
cents per package For sale by
JNO. W. GARLlCK. Apothecary,
M srket Place, Franklin at.
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LNOR IIiHk-FoT the balance Of this an
the GextseaT. u GIRL IL wears old, Accgs tlH
ed 10 NurEIng and waiting III the E0uFe.
De l3-ts 4. GAt'TNDkN.
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ge-s-s LADIES SAFsf.-The ladies' Of tho
Ga SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH and con
gregaton Open their SAFE of Useful ard Fancy
Attic es at Mechanics Institute THIS EVEN
ING Christmas GIFTS and TOYS will he provided
10 suit al tastes Cakes, Jeiss. G., c., of the
best quality. Call, kind friends. and supply yolr
wants. Every Efforts viii be made TO . ease all
visitors. Come, let as have joyful time.
ca 20 It
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COOK FOR sALE.-We have nor sale Ayouas
- NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty yeaTs. she :
an A Mol Bread. Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and Ironer.
&c l5-ts Odd Fellows HAN. + fGnalL 81
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BANKING OFFICE OF I2AACS 4 TAYi ORR
Richmond, gath Deer, 1860.
60, OUR OFFICE viii be ClOsel TO
Ga morrow, CHRISTMAS DAY. Parties
having pa,luen,s 20 make on that day with US, IL
please attend to the same TODAY. de Il IT.
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8PUCIAL. NCTrcEE.
IA Suitable and Elegant Presents for the
LIDAYS.

LIDAYS.
4. vi ORR s. Bookseller.
w paid invite the attention Of all IN search Of
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
To examine his extensive aud beautiful collec-
ton Of
ELEGANT BOOgS.
From the simplest Picture Books. FIR chldr;n, TO
tue most sump,n0usy bound ard Illustrated edI-
lions Of the Classics and
PRESENTATION BOOKS,
Issued in this country and England de 24f 1w
IT, Good Filings for Christmas -fFor
aimee Pies, JeIiies. Esg-Nogg. Hot Wlrskey
Punch APPS To-day, &c i e 81, required to nse the
Others IN want Of ssHHins OLD BRAN D IL 3,
SC0TCH; IRISH and RYE WHiSKEYSa, IA
MAfCA Rum; SHiRRY, MADEIRA, CHAM
PAGNE and other WINES, for the Holidays,
will fnd them in quantities and prices to suit all
at MCkEEVER h. BRICK EMS,
Wine and Liquor Store,
IL No. 4. under Exchange Hotel, Pearl st.
de - 2tt
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BOOKS For TIE SEASON,
surely want hu- & little wsiis. If they viii Int
call and purchase from the BOOK EMPORIUM OF
WEST y JOHNS TON, Us Main st
a.. Cal and examine cur st0ck-we make no
charge for looking at or examining it.
N. 4 e. We have just received = splendid stock of
WRITING DESKS, LAEIHS' WORK BOX ~,
LADIES GAbAS, of al sizes and qualities. IN
ported oITsct. WEST 1t JOHNSTON.
de FL RAaAaaLers. LIS NaLn ST
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OFFICE OF R.H.MAURY * CO.

7 '''s0E
RICHMOND, Dec Gath, 1860 {
- Our OFFICE will he closed on
So TUESDAY, christmas day. Notes,
Drafts, nc, maturing on that daT, Will please be
attended TO on MONDAY, oath December
de FIT h. Il. MAUk1 n co.
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MA Pretty Book is the most appropriate
thing for a present. At oANUOLPH'S Bookstore
and Bindery may he found large assortment OF
BOOKS of value, illustrated and bound in every
variety of styleB. From 81 to $50 you can get
handsome present for Il lady gentleman.
ALSo-BOOKS for the young folks, IN great va
rlety de 222t
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E57A<TEt..-A German lady OF Responsibility
~ and education Is DESTROYS 70 obtain a sIfua-
ton as HOJSkktEPtK IN a.. American family.
Best of references wt( be sIveI urd required
Please address - Box 49, Post Office.
no. 81
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iETAzTs O--hU parsons TO know that Prof
~ ADAMS, the Teacher o. PORTRAIT and
SCENE kI PAINTING on ass, has removed tn
2Ist street, 3 doors west OF Man street Ii ms
VIII he made easy, to sur the pressure Of the
tunes, Please call aad exGWlGe cur SveCImeas. or
send your address, and viii come Ia your resi-
tenc8 and exhibit the samples there, and also give
lessons al your residence, if desired. tde 7-l2.F
, 1860-12-04
The NeApo1itnn Revolution.
[Ccrrefpondcnce Of the Manchester Guardian1

correspondence oI the Manchester GuaFd1aNJ
MALES, Nor. 10, 1880.
Garibaldl is gone The great man who lids
secured tpc unity ef Italy; y; and WHO has giyeh
magnificent kingdom, has left Naples, heart
broken aud poor as he came. You are, per-
haps, aware that after the p'e6lscite which gave
to the King Of Northern Italy these provinces,
Garibaldl requested Victor Emanuel that the
DEGREES Of Ills Administration should be rccog-,
missed, and that the commissions Of Lis ofjccls
should be confirmed. after the examination Of
commission denq,4ete For some reason Or
other, Victor Emanuel-or, to speak more
properly, Count Cavour-refusedto to grant N4at
GaribalM had repeatedly asked Ga1ibaldi rt.-
monstrated, md spoke openly to the King but
all was Of no avail, md thinking himself
wrongcd, he came to the determination Of
leaving Naples at once
Before his departure, however, he cent TO his
friend Victor Emanuel the resignation of the
rank Of Marshal, and the grand collar Of tic
Annuuciation which had been bestowed upon
him. He then left Naples with his son Nc
notti and three Of his intimate frieuds-Gui-
rnaroli, Trnscianti. and Basso. The erDicta-
tor Of Naples left the Hotel d'Inghilterra,
where he had taken up his quarters, with only
eco in his pocket. His secretary, Signor
Basso, told one Of my colleagues that this 4.G0
was all the money the General possessed.
but how will you livc:" said my friend to
olSnor oa66o, Wnea a. Capfer1:' "WcIl, We
live as re did before 1863 cultivate our land,
cut our wood in our forest, and then carry the
produce Of our labor to Genoa and sell it. II
It seems almost q romance, but it is never
theless true, that within week GaribaldI will
bc laboring on his Mrm, and cultiyating his
garden. The man who might bt, alter the
King, the frst parsonage Of Italy, chooses to
return to bis humble life, for he does not think
his honor would allow him to remain at the
Court Of Victor Emanuel He may be wrong
In thinking that the present advisers Of tllu
Italian King are acting under the pressure OF
tho French Emperor and serving his views;
but nobody can deny that there Is something
grand in his retirement
Almost all Of Garibaldi's 5 general officers, ex-
ccpt Medicl and Coscnx, will, hear, follow
his example, aud resign their commissions.
The Hungarian General Turr had already sent
in his resignation, but 1t was not accepted By
the King. The departure Of Garibaldi has
produced a painful impression upon the army,
and do not think the volunteers can be now
induced to remain.
OF course the English regiment will melt
away like the other volunteers. The disci-
pline Of that regiment las already been shaken,
and half Of the men had disbanded themselves.
1t is painful to think Of the ending of this af-
fair Of the English volunteers. will not he
hard upon them, but am sorry to say that
some Of them did not do great honor to Eng
land
, 1860-12-04
Chicago. Nov. - lstO. no;SdaAtd
1TASTEIs'S SALE.-State of Iii.

4 u - Il It, shf
@AS1 AAs - o-AAI'-clatc ~ A1l-
~, ~ nol* County q CooG =, Superior Court OF
ChlcAgo IN Chancvry. William G: H0uuE vs. Samuel
!. l.. taAsE: Henry Muntoe. Janes Cocnfan George
re rEoXnss HIasun PaxAs5. Guy asa Acconne ArAa
rsa c,1psr wee*tfrs stSe!e Gafyl Y9anE md tho
luhtc 1otce Is hereby given that III pursuance Of !
sesstA o'aes entered N tne above entitled cause on
Ee LII Jay VI November. 1et1 !. In scott. ~ MAJ
ter Ch.uSely - the superior Court " Chicsgo viii
u NE niteenth day OF Deceu,hcr r. D. ls.s It ten
1clock II te or thA% d3y sell At public sue
ton 70 Gte highest bidder for eae At The north door Of
the Court oGse tn the city of Chicago In said County
te following described real estate s!tuate In
5 et5 81 LII ule eoanky " COOK nd slate OF
lnst GoTton o. tne ,hih-snafy Isac- commencing
POINT Y lae nortn nae y Ontario street four hun:
tired and tt6) feet trO tie east lnc OF said
hlsssoury isaxt aense nottheriJ parallel WITH Tho
sasa as % sad nzso1sY I.seS Sne nundEtd ND
Ad1u.9 !aencs westerly along she south
Aat y! stdgHc - aadleun " o hundred aud twenty.
tishs tl teet: tafnee sont:sfty aud parallel witl!
e eae Hae o1 raid hlng,bnFy ItAck one hundred and
n!ne feet murc q !c:s u thu nos tine Of unta1o
street thence eastxr!y along the north Gne Of
, 1860-12-04

fetal corruption promises to startls Congress
and the country at the next, as 1t did Ut the
last session. Whatever may have been said Of
Covodc, corruption has not &4runk scorchcd
from tho glance of his eye" Among other
charges Is this: TINT The cens9s mazshais Of an
ern Statcs, hare extorted from their deputies
50 II per cent Of their salaries. The fact
leaked ont by refractory deputies refusing to
pay the percentage, and thus bringing the
attention of the President. The secession ex-
citemcnt has, as get, prevented its being attcn-
ded Philadelphia Hess.
, 1860-12-04

FATAL Acc1DEST.-On Thursday, in switch
Stephen Hyde, an employee Of tie Galcna &
Chicago Union Railroad Company, met with
an accident which resulted in his death. 1t
being near five o'clock, aud approaching dark,
In lurryiny up the mules ut M incrcasedspetd,
having hold Of the draft rope with one hand
and the lines with the other, he unfortunately
missed bis footing, and fell directly across tic
track, the forward trucks Of the car crushing
his breast and shoulder, and tho hind on.s
passing over both legs at the ankles. lie ling
cred in great agony until 10 o'clock, Mt which
time he expired. AIr. Il was formerly from
Castleton, Vt, lad been In The employ Of the
company since August 18th, 1850, and was con-
sidcred one Of the best hands on the road.-
Lane One Coz Leader.
, 1860-12-04

Wholesale Dealers IN -
GROCERIES AND FISH,
And General Commission Merchants,
No. 16 Rives Ssraft, Chicago, III
HORACE EcRT1s. CEAA ROBE. E.. seHrrY.
ap27Ie121y
, 1860-12-04
1fORTGAGEE'S SALE,-Wberc-
~ asJ Jacob Ensse11 and Mary IT, Rursen hts Wife

- 49, =: Jacob Ensss1 and Mary r. Ror*e hs u!t+.
fxscnte and deliver to the undersigned their cr1sln
tnaentrt Of moFtcar hearing datc the second dav Of
JalF T. D. 1a3a IT, secure the payment of certain
psolssoEy mite nf even date theFeV,th given hy the
1ai Jacob !snsaell fJr the Of Fourteen Thousand
nas x!!n1 Payable nve years aftrr the date there
o. - the City Hsk n Pnston Masaschnsett md rf-
FainS hAe the interest which should he 1t tho
te nt trn nef etnt pr annuuL should ala, hc pAya-
~ ~ as said CITY Rsns N Bo~toa
ycsr which said recor,Ied In the Etcnr!era
oIaee OF Cook Countv Staie Of Illinois In Rooi Is Of
MossHSr It F1-r 6In and. whereas defAnit II. been
Aa IN the Of the nstall+ns Of tnterv&t due
second hAF 1t 1a7rarT 1850 and also In .he nav.
e3s nt nc Install NJ interest due the second cay
o. :tos 1s"e .nd t'fi remain unpaid:
NOW thrrtfoFr- n1atfc Notice Il hereby given that T.
Janrs Merrill Tru:tte aud Mertgnsee Aforesaid of
tnf stv of Foston and statr II Mas*achu*etts a~cr
E.e pEnelpa. .nm secured thereby to he dur fer
An1 % s&d drfAnlt tn naFment Of interest and tat
tfnAlL IN 1uENHAnte and yIEtne Of the pawrF and
aat9orty IL nc yefted By sad mortgage and for tho
AHn pttrose% therein expressed Thuy<G8v the
rttrfeenth day Of December. A. b. 1870 1T eleven
u the forenoon of SAID dav At tho north dnor
nt TIC Court House IN the city Chicago aell 1t rub
nc Aacdon n the highest bidder for cash the premises
II saM mortgage described to-wit:
~ las tnar " N block tn IN the fractional
seetlan hftecn tis addition the rty Of Chicsxo be
Ing eighty t} fret frons Michigan avenne I'D ono
nnutSx md eighty feet sas In depth - Tho alley In
= Rec;t5y IN tae' "a az t eFRA;
Trustee NortgsEer.
J. II, AaKfk. AttorneY oc1ff11l-td
, 1860-12-04
10 GQutrlrtQ1S.

OFFICE OF THE GALENA &
Nor. 1GtI 1851.
To CoS7R4c7oas:-sealedp proposals will bn received
a. A. t5s I SE u; ~ ~; ~ ~ LOT tne aeavcf!
tc Stations the line of il ruad Of the following
materials to~tt:
Goo0O RAILROAD TIES which must .nswcr the fol.
lowng specification; They !nussibc n good quality.
tween two opportc parallel facre c1c tie u average
eight inches III wtt Of untetlcd xuI1xcc and to be
point less than six Inches In Midtt. One tic in I've
hhhll be Joint tic, aud shall aycrage ten lnchet in
width. No saved or k{ltt ties will br received Said
Michigan.
than thousand. They state the price per tic,
aud Ii for less than the whole number tie tmc OF de-
, 1860-12-04
Gomtntssio1, Mertbants.
i PEUGNET,


Personal attention Eiven To the purchase and en'e Of
Grain, Flour and Country Produce generally.
OFFICE 80, HrL1IARnB BLOCK,
n E. COT. g. Water md Ctarksts. Pot ONCE Dox fs7.
RErERxxc7s:~-Hon. Vim, .. Ogden. Chicago Ill; Hon,
T. Raymond. d.: IsaAe Coak, Esq, do; s. " Rip
H5;,Id ~; E:9 &C.; nazYnonx Nefhs C.. fsw Hork:
Som, DO; Jas. Lusas, Esq- s.. Lonis; Edward Tes
son. E+Q.. do; ChAs. ChonttAu. Esq. do [nol3x3tn