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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
mr. Thomas w. Reese. Auct'r,
fOdiee corner Of 18th and Cary streets.)

fOfite corner Of 18th and Cary streets)
u,RrsTEE's SALE OF COMPLETE SET
Il OF TOBACCO FIXTUREs.-By virtue Of 4
deed Of trust, Of record the Clerks once Of the
Hastings Court of he city OF Richmond. executed
on The fh day OF November. 1859, by waithaii 4
Eubank, for q certain purpose therein MENTIONED,
having been requested by the benefciaries there
in, proceed e sell & au ne, 70 the high
Il NJ, at the factory Of said Wathau a. s y
on Cary street. all the TOBACCO fiAIUfIs con-
tain ed therein, among which are
esHAPENING MILLS.
ABOX SCREWS AND PRESSES
sLARGE SCREWS AND PRESSES,
7CAST IRON SINNERS,
II BANDS; LARGE LEVERS,
POT MILLS; PLATFORM SCALES,
STOVES, CASINOS, KNIVES, &c, &c.
TIhMs.-Four months, for approved, negotiaoie
paper for all sums over $50 under Ss0. cash
r. II. STROTHER, Trustee;
THos. W. KEEsEE, Auct. es-td
EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
VI FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
Will be sold on THU SDAY MORNING, February
It'll, commencing at 10 o'clock at the residence Of
Mr.. Robert A. Payne, who Is declining house
keeping, on stb street, north of Leigh all Of his
Household and Kitchen Furniture co Insisting OF the
usual variety, all in good order and u the best
quality. TED TH0S. w. KEESEE, Auct
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The National Conyention--1ore Troops In
MaShinptan.. The :. CanSniracY.H &c.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The Commissioners
from New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Ken
lucky, North Carolina, Virginia and Indiana
arrived tonight, and are interchanging views.
Another body of Federal troops arrived on
this mornings train. They brought artillery,
arms and munitions.
The official copy of the Louisiana secession
has been received here. Her delegation will
probably withdraw from Congress on Mon
day.
An effort will be made to introduce in the
House a resolution proposing that the adjust
ment of the National Convention, If any be
made, be adopted by Congress.
Gov Hicks, of Maryland, is to be examined
before the Select Committee on the subject OF
a cons piracy to seize Washington.
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Naval IntelliRence. &C.

BogToS, Jan. 31.-The United States brig
Bainbridge is being rapidly fitted for sea at the
Charlestown Navy Yard.
The Merchants and Miners Steamship
Company of steamships, owned In Baltimore
and Boston, has discontinued trips to SaYan-
nah, and will hereafter run to Baltimore ana
Norfolk
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Fires.

AIrox. TIT. Jan N.-A IRE this evening
DESTROYED the building occupied by VIM. NJ.
Hart, dry goods dealer, and tho grain ware
house of l.. J Cawson & Co. Loss e25 coo
Fully insured.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA fire last night in the
hardware store of Rubel Brothers damaged
the stock to the amount Of $4,000 Fully tn
Rured.
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The AbOlitiOnists and the Mayor of Albany.

ALBANY, Feb. lone hundred citizens OF
Albany having petitioned Mayor Thatcher to
prevent the meeting of aboltionists in this
city next week for fear of a riot, he replies.
stating that he has neither authority nor in
he has no fear of riot in the orderly city of
Albany, and that the best way to treat the
abolitionists is to leave them alone, and give
them no capital by creating an excitement
about them
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Military.

ST. LouIs, Feb. I.-Major Bell commander
of the arsenal AT this city, has been super
coded by Captain Joyce. who enters upon his
duties Monday next. O
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Tn, Illinois Commissioners.

C.rcAso. III Feb, I'm accordance with
resolutions of the Legislature passed yester-
day, George Yates appointed the following
Commissioners to Neutrality-suspicious. ).
Logan Gustayus A. Koerner, Ex-Governor
Wood, Il. O. Cook, Thomas j Turner.
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.aou WARRINGTON.
=, cokRssroSpsScg OF THE pIsrArcH.


WAsHixeToS, Feb. ]. 1851.
s.~s $40 Seward said iocuiariy that
S1ioe 90 40 make speech that would give
n Nas .hese black Republicans fits. Yes
-oIn' % s,.okn 'lf nothing else VIII satisfy
3s07N nss,6nistS, / advise the North TO hg htfor
D. s,t,,,n that was his whole speech III n
b. MI he viii not hear of a peaceable sep
u 'he'' yot,t is obvious tina; unless Virginia
rahoh. 10 become the os coccygts OF the
j. pfFi', r,n nirc, she must so with the So
: eo'! 40" 'Tut YOU shall not so" says
redl.s I'VE wall whip that idea out OF you
Ne"s.N" more men are ordered TO Fortress
= ~ aud General Scott declares that II
soHf,o"'. -, ira lion is made against II, the
pay ,y1Ierei TO destroy all the buildings
FTo0P' a.. including the hotel. and every thing
-opnd' II ''''
b u son Of old John Quincy. made n
H,'".,,,t sort Of Republican speech in the
vfiy a., ,e>ierday. Taken IN connec ton with
ho~s-ds "fraternal' sen timents. this speoch
Sf"ASt some significance, y tot did not
T1lsA 90, - hfs.f been squeesed ont at the gerry
go. .~.-,,..s,t bv The enormous pressure Of hard
~ ~ pasfoa Concessions yielded under
hre =, ,tan arc Of little value. and should not
coihaiP,,.,ed 10 much respect.
r. e''' ,,-ospe.,iS of the Peace Congress get
10. AMI gloomier every day. New York
1a.d ten Commissioners, who care re
Fii4 act solely under the direction of the
'l',gatnr, which is Black Republican.
~. ere 70 take no part In the proceedings.
A.'u majority OF the non sla Veholdipg
NJ NJ a., rrnresen ted" Woe to the people
'y'rginia. IL. on Monday next, their votes
i,Nnenced by the hope of any good
49, ont Of the Congress OF Commission
. Th~4a compromise committees have al
Az fsIled signally. What can be hoped for
ION fourth -
ne foreign Ministers, in reference TO the
-r.r,ior of customs at Charleston, is pub
sse8 his morning; but nobody can made head
al Of II. The plain truth is, this Govern
- S not going to recognize the indepen-
- n the Southern Contederacy until com
..iis5 and If Seward and Lincoln can get the
t,-,h up 10 tho coercion point. they are going
70 90 T.. HhD'
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The Nova Scotia Legislature

HALIFAX, Feb 1.-The Legislature convened
Yesterday The Governors speech was wholly
local There was a slight surplus OF revenue,
and the Governor proposes the extension OF
railway and steamboat communication along
the coast Mr.. Mcdonald was elected Speaker.
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Shocking Accident.

Boston, Feb. IAN accident OF shocking
Character occurred at Brookline, N. H., on
Wednesday night, by the roof of the dwelling
of Mr. Gibson being crushed in by the weight
of snow, killing Mr.. Gibson, his wife and two
daughters
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Sudden Death of an Army Officer.

PoRr JERvIs, N. Y, Feb. Lieutenant b.
D. FORSYTH, of the United States Army, was
found dead in his bed this morning, at the
Delaware: House, in this place. He belonged
to the Third Infantry, and entered the service
in
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From wa.h,uyt.u.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "A salute was fred at
the National Armory, to-day, for the admis-
sion OF Kansas into the Union.
Col Lander, whose SUPPLEMENTARY Of the
Overland Wagon Road was SO satisfactory, has
resigned that Office.
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auct's.

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF A
1 MARKET GARDEN, IN HENRlCO COUNTY,
ADJOINING "FAIRFlELD RACE COURSE. =
We will sell, upon the premises, on MoNDAx AZ,
the nth day of February, commencing at o,clk
P. M. tract of land, in Henrico county, adjoin.
ing Fairfield Race Course containing one and
three quarter acres, more or less. The improve
ments thereon are a comfortable, small dwelling,
Kitchen and other ont buildings.
Terms: -0ne-tnird cash: the balance at and
II months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured BY trust deed.
JAS. NJ TAYLOR 3 SON, Anct's:
P. S.--The above property will he sold at the
risk and cost Of the former purchaser, he having
TAI ed to comnlY with The terms of sale. Ia 81
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0O''espondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Match Race.

IN. tHAkLEsros, s. G., Jan. 30th, 1861.
n,afe's Delphine and Thonas Puryear,s Ross
our Two mile heats, was run to-day
nsd. we charleston course. The match was
T. Sefefal months since for u, coo IA side
wsIit won In TWO straight heats easy and
ting Al ,aahd; time, 3.ss--s:5oi. Very little bet
klga r. ne hackers OF Deiphine offered freely
''q ~ 10 go. but could get no takers nj that.
Gin. = streets here ara full OF soldiers, yet the
's comparatively quiet. Yours. X.
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Michigan legislature.

DETROIT, Feb. I'm the Senate yesterday q
resolution authorizing the Governor TO ap.
point five Commissioners to Washington was
rejec ted--yeae IS, nays Is.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 3.-The Republican
caucus Of the Legislature on the 10th ballot
nominated Ira Harris for L. s. Senator in
place of Hon. VIM. II. Seward.
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Seizure of More Federal Property.

WAsHIxaroS. Feb. IA private dispatch
slys that the Custom House at Savannah, and
the Y. s. branch mint at Dahlonega, Ga, have
been seized by the State authorities.
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-t.-fsp PTsSptTS--f hs AtLitNTN fFtDNfU-
lions IN he apttGt-To0dyism Among the
People - ,o,
WAsHISsrOS, Feb. /, 1851.
The Southern men have no hope, or expec-
atom Of an adjustment. Mr.. Albert Rust, of
,rkansas. came here one of the most conser-
1--we men from the whole South but you
Iii see from his speech a few days ago that
~ has lost all hope, and considers the schemes
m foot rs mers iuggles, meant 10 seduce the
order States from the South, and to deceive
end gull the Southern unionists. Mr.. Sew
ard announced himself yesterday as warm for
rrlop: and in stating what he would do to
,,ye the Union, and settle the controversy
,rknowelced that he was for raising money
"a save il by force and arms.
The city presents most anomalous appear
,gee A thousand Federal mercenarics are
-aar,ered here. There are extensive barracks
IN Capitol Hill, near the Capitol. Extensive
,leis for artillery are going mp on Judiciary
Square The streets are lined everywhere
,i soldiers in uniform, like the TenddrBterie
q Paris II is difficult to say whether the
authorities responsible for these things are
more mai, iusolent, or sycophantic. The mil
..arv escort proposed for Lincoln is the worst
p.fce Of fOadyism which the age has yet wit
a4ssed In a few months, this city has com
rletey changed its political coat and, though
"a the South, turns its back against her tC
make obeisauce 10 Lincoln. Tits like lsraels
storit!on Of the Golden Calf under the thun
esof Mount Sinai. A.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

EOR HIR E-DINING- room SERVANTS,
P9RTERs CARR RnN DRiyERs SuRs RISE
few FACTORY HANDS. Among these Servants
are several young WOMEN that can Cook,
WASH and lKoS suitable r fer small R fsnl,es
Agent for Hiring out Negroes, &c.
No; Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel
FoSok Wlsar hsys sn ri FSyE ARd .sSs a
which are No l. Also, FARM HANDS, T0BAC5
Dss y and R Mfp PoREkRs H9sP
HANDS, BROGUE Makers, DRIVERS, NC, ali
of which will be hired to suit the times BY apply
ing TO RO. B. LYME,
Agentfor hiring out Negroes,
fe 1-3t Metropolitan Hall.
CEKVANTS FOR HIRE.--I nave for hire
% several ,n WQMNES very good Go0ks' wash
FoSSSa several HOUSE dI fSc drst:rate FARM
good ga and %H Es9dE AGHSR! HASDs
ia 3l-ts JAMES MOORE, Is Main st.
EOR HIRE.--A good COOK, WASHER and
L ikoNhR' Apply b b. HUTCHINSON,
ia Pots Franklin St. between 18th and 18th.
EOR HiR Ed haze for hire for the present
L year, NEGRO WOMAN, who Is a frst-rate
COOK WASHER an 3S ibo 4 KUT AtRHRExs g.
At Davis Hutchesons, Franklin st.
ia 2l-ts
EOR HIRE-An able bodied MAN, who can
Il be recommended for his intelligence and hon
esty. He can serve in the capacity of DRIVER,
PORTER or GARDENER. Apply to
ia l9--ts L. II. SKINNER co.
4 SERVANT WOMAN FOR SALE. PRI.
IA VATELY We have for sale NEGRO WO-
MAN, well qualified has been raised in very
respectable family, and sold for fault whatever
If Immediate application is made, bargain can
be had. PULLiAM Co,
ia l5-ts Anctioneers.
IIOR SALE, PRIVATELY.-severa l likely
L Young NEGROES, consisting of families, boys
and girls. ia 15-ts] PULLIAM Co. Auct's.
EOR HIRE-Three MEN of good character
l. one as dining room servant i'll small family
to wait on Il gentleman, or as porter. One to wal
on a gentleman attend in an office. One is
Wheelwright and Blacksmith. Apply to
| ia linn ELIZA L. VAN-LEW.
EOR HIRE-Five DRIVERS, two DINING
| Il ROOM MEN, nine BOYS, five nice HOUSE
| GIRLS; one TW1STER, No. /; two FARM
HANDS, three plain COOKS and WASHERS.
FOR RENT-Two new TENEMENTS, in rear u
| my office, and three HOUSES, below the Poor
| House Spring, just beyond corporation line.
| G. w. II. TYLER, General Ag't,
| ia l2-ts Marshall ST., between It'll and 9Th.
| EOR HIKE-A smart MULArrO BOY, who il
| L very handy in the dining room. He would b.
very useful dining room or house servant to
| gentleman. Apply at PHILLIPS
| ia lots Office, 18th ST., betw Main and Bank.
| NOR HIRE-One good COOK, WASHER AM
| + IRONER, and one CHAMBERMAID; also, tw
| BOYS, No. STEAMERS.
| IA s-ts ALEX. MOTT
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Salutc In Honor OF Lieut.. sIimmer.
NoRRIsrowS, Pa, Jan. 31.-A salute OF 81
guns was fred to-day in honor of Lieutenant
Simmer and lady, both natives Of Norris
town, for calamity uphoiding the honor OF
their country at Fort Pickens.
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Nv Alexander Mott. Auet,r.

MIGHT GALES.-WNl be sold, at auction,
N THIS EVENING, and contin d ed until further
notice large and general assortment Of W atchesr
Jewelry. Plated Ware, Cutlery. Dry Goods and
in 6-ts ALEXANDRA MOTT, Auct'r.
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JOHN F. SAUNDERS,
EDWIN B. LOVING.

In retiring from the firm OF J. F. SAUN-
DERS Co, treturn my thanks to my friends Ior
the favors bestow ed ON me, and take great plea
sure in recommending TO them, and the public
generally my successors as gentlemen worthy OF
their patronage. l would also request all persons
having claims against the late concern Of j.. r.
SAUNDERS x CO., to present them for pay
ment, and those indebted will make payment to
me, or to my son, J. F. SAUNDERS, as early as
possible. DAVID ). SAUNDERS.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1881. ia 26-dl5t&ewA
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i sERVANT-Under deed OF trust from john
Q. VIM, bearing date on the :sh day OF yane.
County Court of Henrico. and Hastings Court OF
the city Of Rich no1d It the re91est Of the osn"
house in the city Of Richmond. on MONDAY, tho
+th day n February, at 10 o'clock. one likely
ROOM SERVANT
By order Of the Trustee
fe l-5t HECTOR DAVIS. Anct'r.
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Detention OF the EuPopean Steamers.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-In consequence OF the
thick fog that prevails to-day, some Of the
European steamers have not sailed.
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AUCTION SALES
THls DAY.


TkQsfEE's SALE OF vALUABLE
coH4Y yb 81 sS oN II cHSsaaEEseTfssFsLD
A trustee in . certain decd Of trust from Mr.. Jas
per 8. Clayton. da..d ,.s January. 1885, duly rs-
execution thereof, proceed e ssL a. publie ane-
nrst fair day thereafter. the valuable farm former
" owned BY Mr.. Jesse Whitehead, and now occu-
pied by Mr. CLAYTON. The tract contains 400 acres
The place Is 90 well known that further dsscrip-
tion IL deemed unnecessary.
TERxs.-Enough In cash 70 dsiray expense OF
terest on credit e TO el sss - antil Lat January
iss2 on . credit to el, $40 - until lat January
Iss3-with interest from LIST January isoc-and bal.
ance ON suoh terms Of credit as may be annonpced
at the time Of SALE The taxes for 1851 70 % PAID
is ia AUGUSTUS BODBKER. Trustee.
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". STA0O, NILisARy TAilNR,
" = iirn Hrp HIT, 15cuNoxR. VA
II nav prepared "a mAke all ktpaA a. UN1s
Forms 81 The shosseat notiee ard oA the 49, 9eN-
TT 1ua AnkAou - esd Cars nAA&ts es1els
a xALms Z. - -
ExRDEN M - lSSsk sslRI e. Qss1
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

GROCERIES AT ACCTION.-on MON DAY.
~ ath day Of February. at - o'clock. at my store.
gar, Molasses, salt, Taliow and Adsmantins Can
dies; Bacon Shoulders and Hams; Herr:ngs, But
ter, Lard, Painted Buckets, Brooms, Cheese, Bran
dv Whiskey, Rum, Backing, Bed Cords, &C.
-fe II. r. CAUTHORS, Aua.
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Death or Ex-Gsv. Harris.

paoyIpgscE, r. l., Feb. 2,-Ex-iov: Eli
sha Harris died last night Mt his residence in
south Coventry.
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NewHamp.hire commissioners.
The Markets.

CoScoRp, Feb. 1.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Amos Tuck, Asa Fowler and Levi
Chamberlain, Commissioners to Washington
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Death Of Chief Justice Hall. Of Nebraska.
OMAHA Feb. I.-Chief Justice Hail. of this
Territory, died at his residence in Bellevue, at
10 o'clock this morning,
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DISsOLUTIONS. &c.

nISSOLUTtON OF CO PARTNERSHlP.
~ The firm of RANDOLPH Il PAGE expired on
the 3lst January, 1861, by the withdrawal of D. {.
RANDOLPH, who has moved to the country. They
most cordially return their thanks for the libeTa
patronage bestowed on them by their very kind
friends. Either partner is authorized to close tho
business. D. COUPLAND RANDOLPH,
MANN PAGE.
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At Charleston, Va, last Saturday night,
Mr.. II ID. Rust was Knocked down in the
street stabbed, and robbed of $l65, by an un-
known man.
Rev. X. A. Arthur, minister of the NJ. E.
Church at Charleston, Kama wha county, Va,
has been elected Professor of Mathematics in
the Ohio University, and has accepted.
Rev. James Walton, of the Mississippi Con-
ference, and presiding Elder for a number of
years, died on the 2lst, in Holmes county, in
that State,
Charles Lever, the novelist, is coming to
Anerica-the continent is getting too hot for
him. He thinks the Atlantic should divide
him and the baiiffs.
woman recently applied to the Duchess
County IN. " Courts for a divorce from her
husband, on the ground that he habltually
chewed tobacco
A converted pickpocket is the latest ortho-
dox sensation in London. Crowds go to hear
his sermons, which are very ordinary, and
even vulgar in style.
Stewart, the New York dry goods million
aire having little money to spare, is build
ing six iron stores on Broadway, which will
cost him $500, 600.
The number of students inscribed at the
Medical School of Paris at the commencement
of this year was only 1876.
BENZ. W. Jackson, formerly a member of
the Virginia House of Delegates died ut Park
ersburg, Va, on the sd MI.
The authorities of Savannah are about to
erect Il telegraph from that city to Fort Pulas-
XII, a distance of twelve miles.
Lime manufactured during the last year at
Rockland, Me, foots up S99, 400 casks, an in
crease of sc, 900 casks over 1859.
| The immense appetite of London is fed
every year by about 30 800 oxen, besides O,0ot
| calves, l 800, 900 sheep, and 80 600 swine.
! Sam. Jones, deputy Sheriff of Maury co.
! Tenn. has defaulted for 100000, and alb
| seconded.
| Mr.. Jas Pierce, of Nansemond county, Va,
| has lost in 3 few weeks past five children
| from that dreadful disease, diptheria.
| The Stowah (Ga.) Iron Works, have beer
| sold Messrs. Cothran, Shorter Rhett, fol
| Sl55,000.
jeremiah A. Reeves, planter from Nortf
| Carolina, was swindled out OF Ff5 IN Chlles
ton, S. c., last week, by two confidence men
DR.. Gideon G. Marchant, who had held ma
ny prominent political positions IN North Ca
rolina died on the 25th ult
The cooper shop of B. d !. A. Lancaster
| i'll Wheeling, Va, was destroyed by IRE OIL
| the 31st ult. Loss 81 900.
Teresita, the daughter of daribaldi, is abou
to be married to nj. Lucien Bianchi profes
| sor at Sienna
John McGaughey, an old citizen of Wheel
ing, Va, died on the 29th ult.
Thos. Dunn, of Rhode Island, has been ap
pointed Consul at Foo Choo, China.
| The Rhode Island Legisla ture has adjourne
until Goth inst.
There has been but one case of small pox il
| Raleigh N c.
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NOTICE...Ali person: Indebted TO the late
~ drm Of MAuLE BEvlLL, by open account,
unless they call ON the subscriber before tie
ist Of March end settle. their bills will b
put in the handsef odieers for collection, - TAR
Their nduigsncs cannot be given.
il A-lmt WM. j. BEVILL,
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Seizure of the Mint and Custom.House nj
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The United States
Mint and Custom House were quietly taken
possession of yesterday, by the State authori-
ties. The officials continued in their positions,
having taken the oath prescribed by the ordi-
nance of secession to-day.
The Convention has under consideration the
report of the Committee on Citizenship.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND b A L L r d
II HO Sc.


The propre.ors of this well-known and popular
establishment. beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at ali times
been favored with, and 1t affords them pleasure 70
announce that the recent changes, removals, ana
thorou Oh reuoyating OF the entire estab ishBent,
makes IL one of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels flor permanent boardeTs, as well as tran
sieut company, J that eau be enjoyed anywhere In
the country. IL Is due TO the ilberality OF the
ekhoIders of the EXCHANG E TO say that every
thing has been done which could add TO its value
and Increase the comfort and convenience OF its
guests.
Among the important changes and improvements
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, W HIGH
is now open for the patronage OF the pubic. In
arranging this part of their business, handsome
room has been provided for the ladies OF the no
tel, with a private entrance from the parlor noor
Of the Ballard House.
Ia view of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and strict attention ON their part, they
hope to merit q continuance Of that patronage 80
ol a,s enjoyed y o 'aia p. rHos BALLARD
TRUSTEES MOTTO E...Joseph p. KAYE
l. nagh has, by his deed Of the 18th instant
(which is Of record in the Clerks once OF
the Hastings Court Of the City Of, Richmond,
conveyed to me in trust, for the benent Of his
creditors, all of his stock OF GROCERIES, consist
ing Of the usual variety. together with his fla
| TGRES and FURNITURE, upon the promises No:
IT, on the north sds Of Bgssd snd II h rs
Accounts, and chooses In action Of every descrip-
| ton.
There is a clause In the deed, giving forty days
to the creditors of the second class TO execute the
leasing the grantor from further liability.
| Mr.. GEO. B. CLARK has authority Tor the pre-
| sent, to collect any debts due to the Trustee.
| ia 2a-ist WIN. r. WATSON, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-04

NOTICE...Captains Of Volunteer Companies
IN throughout the state are respectfully informsd
that the Commissioners appoiated by Law for the
purpose Ut obtaining Accoutrements. &C., hare
are delivered at this post they are issned immc.
diateiy, according 10 priority % date q orders
jaio-ts Capt Sap. ArmeEy. Richmond, W.