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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-27
PLANO FoRTEs FOR SALE

IN -..s.=-- PIANO FOKTEs AT VERY
-TE-@..-.IE3 Low PRICES The subscriber
f + tI r n having on hand several hns ins'ru
provements from the best New York makers, will
sell them at a great reduction from the usual
prices in order TO dispose Of them quickly. Pur'
chasers are INVITED to Inspect them.
JOHN DUNDERDALR,
Ware-room 18th ST., opposite Bank At,
NH a3-awf tBeivln's Block.1
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zoo HUSH
DUU NEW JERSEY WHITE
MERCER


MERCER POTATOES.
700 bushels NEW JERSEY
PEACH-BLOW POTATOES.
For sale from sloop Trusty, in the Dock, by
NH 27-3t4 A. MlLLSPAUGH.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIGN.-The ladies will
i please take notice that 4. GOLDSMIr has
ceived his full and entire stock OF Straw Bonnets,
Flats, Shakers, Flowers, Ruches, Straw Trim
mugs. and every style of Millinery articles;
full line of Dress aud Mantle Trimmings; all de-
scriptions of White Goods; Embroideries in great
profusion; Ladies', Gents, and Chiidren,s Ho-
siery fall line; Long and Snort Mitts; Gaunt-
let's: Bleached Cettons; Diapers; Canton and
White Flanneis; very rich Hair Nets; Belts, Ii
dies; the best quality Hoop skirts; all grades OF
Linen Haudkerchiefs; Irish Linens; Lace Neilsi
Curtain Muslins; Curtain Fringes; ParasOls );
Counterpanes; Cambria and Swiss Edgings aud
lnsertings a handsome assortment Of Bonnet
Ribbons. and great variety of other Goods -
1t is useless to enumerate the prices OF the Goods
as they have been purchased on such terms that
no person can object to the prices.
NH n l.. UOLDSMII. Iib broad 81.
PREPARATIONS OF IRON.-Liq. Perox-
| / alate Of IRON, Liz. Persulph do; Liz. Per
sesqui Nitrate do: Liz lodide of do; Ealerian-
| ate do: Hydrocyanate do; Tartrate do; phos-
phate do. Su bcarbonate do; Suiphate do Citrate
| do; Wallets Carbonate do; Cit.of Iron and Quiz
| nine. For sale by
| No Main 81
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Lord IongieIon il now Baptist clergy
man,
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- RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
myself = candidate ior re- election " the
mn 2T-et III. BATES.
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O. / KESPECTfULLY announce my
self q candidate for re- eleetion to the Of
city OF Richmond. K. T. DANIEL.
7 NH 2i-stA - ~ y
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Aec&ae YORKTOWN, JAMESTOWN
4lLNAND RoANoKE;-The RoAN OK h
having resumed her place again in the
line betw cen lew York and Richmond, the three
Steamers comprising it will run as follows, via
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH; the IA aES-
TOWN Capt. SKINNER, and the ROANOKE, Capt.
Couch win leave New York every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ata Z. NJ.
Returning, they will leave here every t u S-
DAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, at4P. u.
For further Information, inquire OF the under
signed. LuDLAM WAIsos,
N.B.-The above steamers stop at Norfolk each
NOV NH 5-ts
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an SHERWOOD STILL FOR RENT.
t9$& This beautiful MARKET FARM, one mile
-A. from the city OF Richmond, is still for rent.
the person who rented 1t having failed 70 comply
with his co ntract. K. b. HAXALL,
.e lS-ts JAMES LYONS.
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o., TO THE VOTERS OF JEFFER-
son WARD Thanking you for the
confidence you have placed in me for some years;
/ respectfully decline . reelection to the CIT
Cot Neil for the ensuing year.
NH 27-ttH N D. hlLL
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- MOTTO RALLY
RALLY The Flag of the SOUTHERN
STATES will be raised at
LOUISA COURTHOUSE on MONDAY, LIST day OF
April
NH 2s-aI* MANY OF THE PEOPLE,
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O. VALUABLE r EAL ESTATE, On
E:a BROAD AND MAIN STREETS, FOR SALE.
AA We are authorized to sell the following very
valuable Real Estate, viz: The large three story
BRICK TEN EMENT, on the north side of Broad
street, adjoining the confectionery store Of Mr.:
Antonio PzzinI the west. Also, the BRlCk
STORE and DWELLING, on the south side OF
Broad street near 9th street recently in the oe-
cupancy Of Mr. Andrew Pizzini. Also, the very
valuable GRANlTE-FRONTT TENEMENT, on the
south side of Main street. now III the occupancy OF
Messrs Fisher i shepherd. For terms Sc, APP
pIv to GODDIN u APPERSON,
NH est Auctioneers-
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nT The Portsmouth Transcript says :

FAMILY and PLANTATION GOODS,
NH 23-6t An ususi.
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sr CARDIFF the voters of Jefferson
Ward return my most sincere thanks
for the many repeated assurances OF their kind
meas to me and must most respectfully decline
being a candidate at the approaching election for
seat in the City Council.
NH 27-lt H. u hAshlNS.
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FRS. STEAM WEEkLY BETWEEN
KLEIN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
Ia-ssrssH@.ing and embarkng passenger at
QUEENSTOWN, Qreland) The Liverpool, New
YORK aud Philadelphia Steamship Company In
tend dispatching their full-poweTed Clyds-buiit
Iron Steamships as follows:
VIGO, SATURDAY. March 30.
CITY OFBALTIM IRE. SATURDAY, April 8.
KANGAROO, SATURDAY, March IS.
And every Saturday, At noon, from Pier IL,
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q -
40 hhds. small BREASTS, SHOULDERS, SIDES
-.. aud J0LES.
275 bbls MACkEREL, Nos. l, ,, and 3, of supe-
rior quality,
$50 bbls. and tn bs extra LEAF LARD,
$50 bbls. refined SUGAR, all grades,
200 bags No. Laguayra and Java COFFEE, .l
$50 bags Rio COFFEE, of superior quality,
80 bbls. pure RUM,
s25 bbls Fine, superfne, Extra, and Family
FLOUR,
rs bbls. Family gross HERRINGS,
$50 bushels Jersey MERCER POTATOES,
$50 bus. PEACH BLOW POTATOES, very fine,
20 bbls very fine old Xirg'a APPLE BRANDY
10 bbls. very fine old PEACH BRANDY,
halfplpes Hennessey and Otard COGNAC
BRANDY,
AS bbs. comm n WHISKEY GIN aud BRANDY
l5o bbls. very fine Whisky, distilled in the
mountains of Virginia.
80 N e-e < h n, one fourth and half pipes
COGNAC BRANDY, y.
10 half bbls. superior GERMAN BlTTERS,
BUCKETS, BR0OMS, GREEN aud BIZ TEAS
N 0. and P. RICO MoLAssEs, ALE, CiDsR
PICKLES, LINES of all kinds, SOAP, ALBANIAN
TINE aud TALLoW CANDLES, of various kinds
and everything else kept in our line, fer sale by
WIN. Il. JONES i CO., 18th ST..
NH 2s-3t Between Main and Cary.
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NY BILLS on BALTIMORE
w PHILADELPHIA,N NEW YORK and BOSTON.
for hieh liberal premia N will be paid by
fe pts KENT, PAINE &CO.
WIANTED-sIGHT RxCHANGE ON Baltimore,
w Philadelphi and New York.
ALSO-GOLD and SILVER, for which the high
est rates will be paid. K. II. MAURY AGO.
de It's
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eOFal.Nentefetten aus mafbinotOn.

Qn9eto NJ nj { II. - 3tep. Mines, Captain
etne8 NIatne 8e9intent8, pel9er BET Butts Stun
BON ben 8tebeaen ~esfan9en 9enpu,men purpen
war, fam ebegefern Bier an, pa man i'm 9eeen
GeS. NOrtb, @sfaneeusn BON Der Qfnire nit
Sol. Sears dus9stauld t Sat.
Na0Ys9arp.- Der @uleY fam aeferu
BON Snptan Seap an unb bert6tet, bag bic Ne-
beQen auf ben Dampfer 2eltanee se16oRen ia,
Ben, pa9renp er nit benz SGuOner Mnna g.
6ap5 TN S6lepptau ben Yptpmac binauf fam.
Der 3punt 8ulbin0tun cling 9elfern mad
9enIacpla as.
SaBnenfdeutu n g. 8et @eIeaenbeit
elmer GtDue i6er Die DtptItpn Sen. Yorter's
peroen Die SenatUren Gppan, @ris6t unp 5r,
9rpp, Der Spreder pts 5aules, benz pennlslp.
Re9iuent nnter COMMANDO BON Sol. Zane cine
SABINE tberrei@en. Sen. MltGleaan miro an.
welenb fetn uab bic 9lesue mir6 NIT etnem
S9eingefeAt GeI9lD6en trerpel.
Nnfun etneS @apalterte.He@
gtment8.- Dds /. 0erntQnt gaSaQerie. Nez
8tment, aus 1880 @onu nit 100 fdSuen
9ferpen bffeGeno. errei6te mad siner Neile spn
8 3a8en BON 0ep=gort sbegeferm unlsre gtobt,
Das Re9tment eainpirt nu9enblid(t6 an Der
gtlen6a9n, unStfd9r etne MetIe BON Der @tabt.
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@eibnGOtett

tebrt nit ben nddten Guoeu pieOer uab nit
i9r Der ate SeutI9e 8rau6, baB @ltern unb
6rennpe i9re 9rpBen II. fleinen gnsebSrisen nit
GeIGeufen erfreuen. 3war 1T in pielem SAB.
re 10 man9er 8ater ferne BON ben Seinen unb
ptele Qnpere ldBt Der Orltf heS uHbetlppQen
81 feiter redten 6etfreube fommeu ;
cod pie Der 9rine Baum nit Ieinen Itrablen>
ben St4tern in Der triben wintetliden Belt
un8 elm Gilp pe8 fpmmenben SriblinsS bietet,
10 mag bic Spffnun9 auf Before 3eiten in uns
let iebi9e8 Wilere binetnleudten unb inns trpb
Srie9 urb l4ledter l3eit Elm raar frpbe Stunz
ben perleben laiien. Scr Alem ernlabnen mir
uulere 2eIer, bic I'M Eager 1tebenben TreunOe
nit einellt tleinen @eI4eut gu bebenten, mas
pur4 NOauS @~rpreBz@pmp. lebr piinttli6 Bee
ior9t pirb, un6 rer ben Seinen cine @a6e 5uz
fOnlmen lalen pia, wirp in Der @abl nt9t
perle9en letn :
SreunO Sdtpamb ma9t in leinem mobile.
funnten Atelier Np. 159 @. 8altimpreIr. Die
eetreuel ten 8prtraitS ; meter unten in $50. 70
bdlt Sr. Stetnbu4 in feinem Gempel Of 6ancp
unp in gtp. Alt Oir8. @rptiabn auBer ben
mani4falti9lten Spielpa0ren AUDI Wean9eS
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1lnteraana ttnes geep.Werfe satfes.

8ofDn, 10. De8. Die Oriental 2useu, !"
BON 9lep=gort mad Queenstpwn t%eftmmt nit
einem Cargo @etreioe, purpe am 16, Guf Der
666e BON Nantudet lef unp lAlug I'm. Der
GapttGn, 3weite S%teuermann unb s Mann ser=
lteBen bas 0rnG in stnent gppt unb tpurben
ron DEM 2euAtsS8if an per Sputb SbVal auf>
geuOumen, na6pen fe 81 Stunben In benz
8oot gepsIen, Der critic Steuermann unb S
@Iann bltsben auf benz @rad 3uritd. Das
2eu9t-S9if perlOr am 16, ieinen Nnfer unp
fam 6sute In GOgurtopn an. GS bat Die Mann-
laaft pe8 SGubner8 @pnsrtB an 8Orr, peI9er
am Fl. Nopfmbeg, benz Stnten naGe, pom Ieinsr
Manni6aft 9srlofsn wuroe.
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mas inS Qaoer paBt,- Defenders 6elbflaIden,
bic man ober Dor Nbietonhg nit einenl enter
Dcppels 2iquBr Del 8orn & 6ilo in 81. @oYltr.
fHDen Taft. 8ader CUR 2ebr unD Sur5meil
bdlt Sr. S6mipt in $40. ga 8altimpreItr.
ioric audi 8iloerbiider uno Sdreibmappen,
nefIt onberen @e9enlfaucen, bic fit linni9e
6eIt9aben 9eetgnet liuo.
llnb tei Srn. Gfbarot in sc. @aYItr. fam
man lid GtBel, 8letter utD onoere SelDen III
Tigura au8lp1blen, hie ct 3usletd III gar bib
ife Rabmen faBt. - Wem e8 aber I'M,
ein tinoeure8 Gtngelden ulO anbere &ptburs
feiten gu tbun 1T, Der Iebe lid in ben Stpre8 Der
$. $. 8rad(anb ge. 5 Olt sBratt-Str
9upu8 9tc. 287 WeIt=Yratt<S CT
Mattfelb gtp. 500 Melt<G Baltimore ltr.
YeitGmann Sec. 80 WeltsBrottfr,
nm, uno nit bent SdGnen pa8 9tittltde nerz
einenb, fault man
etnen lbHnen parmen @tnterrud am
belten BET 9rn. &ailer In gr. 358-358a 3d.
0rattfr.
untertGetber fir Serren ,tnb Damen,
StrHmpfe, 9onbfhube uno per9let~
den Otnge baben
Saccb Sntpp, ST.. 33 9torp 6oparbfr. unb
5einriA Sebu, SIR. II 9luro 5pwarbfr.
Nu6 Neoenoerb, SIR. 1877 g. 0aYfr., fIbrt
lothe Saden unb ilberpies nod eine rpblerleene
MuSipabt l1Gner unp bilteer 81 etberfpffe,
bic BET 6rauen rnb MapGtn ltets wtQtpmmet
fnb.
S&u9werf, pom 9rGBten 8a0erfteffl Bic
sum niepli9fen NantSfelden liefern
g. 8Gpitsr, Gemperen3s6alle, 81. <0aYfrY unb
6. S6mibt, SIR. 81 IS. 8altimursltr.
6ubf1e 0e13e nnb AUDI M Ii = E II nno
5 il trtft man BET 6inpes 4 SUn, Nr. 100
g.. 0agfr., unp Isbtere belunNers bat1a BET
8ert, SIR. 304 SO. 9rattltr.
0arnmerten, fetne Seten unp
per9leiGen 2truswaaren tno In reiher Nuspatl
in Den Npptbeten Der
0ebrioer Gaapart, Nr. A N.'0aYltr. unb
Gde DennlYlpanta Ipenue unp Stpplelr., uno
MUpre & Oteehbad, @fe BON 9anppers &
6tufr.
@laumen, &pftnen, Manbetn
9uttr &afee anO anoere Spe3ereten Fno an3us
l6afen In BEN retdbaltieen Q1pen BON
9errn s. 3uefel9, 7 5arrtlpnfr.
y S. $. 2altg, gde BON 9ppplstCn- unp 8a-
hettefr.
Wer Gabaf en- gros tduft, Der tpenbe lit
an bic naGfpleenbsn !9erren, BON benen man
reele UNI quite 8epienun9 erwarten bar, nam,
lid an
5erra g. IS. Sail & art, % 8arrelt r.
. @iItens & So, 179 @et grattfr.
y Bed &8a9mann.
Nrrat, fetnen 8ranbY, eth gu
teS @la3 @etn II. b9(. erbalt man unper>
fall9t unb biQt9 son
5errn S3neiosr & Co., 46 STD 6pparb1r.
- Siebert, 8 Sf Qpmbarb>, gfe 6rUntltr.
y .. Seretut, % 6pllipaYfr.
- &raus & Co., So Calvert u, 80 @beaplipe,
(SGlub fuIst.)
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9incOlil's Oentide Sager.
Qnr@ Oa8 arieosnNnifertum srma@tst, fir
General @ppperS MiarDlanb 8ri9abe
Elm benti4eS S4hsnre8irent nebf swei gotterieem let4ter ah-
'iaere sa or8anifren. eriu&e i'd ae, wsl@s bet3utreten seue9t
f8 BET ben lnterSsi1ueten gu metben.
Oa1er Der DtenfSet: bret Sabre, penu ni1t frtber entlaNen.
SSlDbnuna $1Sper Mpnat fin Safanterie, $4 fir Grttuerte.
@er9e,ratPett tOnren tbe Snmaten 9let9 nit $3.50 tpS4entLi9
unteritaten.
SOf. 80. GnSsbmr9, Capt. Il. g, 81,
GentraI-SfFce: $50. 26 81. GuYlr.
Stpei9sSficen fnO:
SSitr Qrtillerie bet
Capt. SenrD Berger,
SIC. IS @ap<6rebertdfr.
Tiir Sdger BET
Gapt. Tr. Steiu,
$50. 1852 0. GaYsttefr, (@le9antcs 9an.)
L. &teut. g. SAerser,
2. Stent4 g. Wriefteriabn,
$50. rs @ennlpluania. Nsenus.
Capt. 81. s6aS,
SO. 16 8ef-6aYsttsFr.
L. SteMt. SenrD SS1pSecf,
SO. 1913 9. gCnORr.
2. Steut. 8. @cnieot,
Surnerba(e, $50. 800 %, Brattlr
Capt, ST., @amer,
SO. 1877 Qerln9tunRr.
CAPT, Gep. @OTmann,
go. 211 @eR -Yrattlfr. unb
@de BON gentraI-Np. (@analtr,) II. Yrutttr.
L. Stent. 81. @6mtSt.
Capt. 9tefG,
$50. 1853 @ef -8alHmUrsFr.
L. 2temt. GiDmann.
z. 2iemt. CD. &upuS,
SO. 234 9is6tfr.
Capt. 6. Sarten,
SO. 8 SF<9Ombarb1r fl. Cber BET
S. Spmmerfelp, @de gpntarSs It. Sruntfr.
Capt. &GnDt,
SO. 648 SO, 8altimure1r.
L. &tent. &I1nemarr,
go. II 5anOserfr,
2. Sieut. Geo. Mntbs,
go. 81 g. G6arlesfr.
CAPT. g. SaDer,
9}o, "A @rtaptr., 3pii6en pratt. II. @ambsnRr,
L. Stent. MeOtpb &OselfAat,
go. 142 ptereeltr.
2. Stemt. s.. &irStnsfD,
Capt. &arI 2pte,
80. % GbatwUrtbfr,
i. 2tent. So9n EbepBbtL
|SlO0O go. 16l &abuptr,
Capt.
L. &temt. Sttp 8Mbmcr,
go. GIL @et=8 altimCrtfr.
2. Gteut. Sran6au,
go. II 9. HepubltcanRr.
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Ger qampfer -9lmerifa."

ct. Sp6ns, N.8, 10. Deg. 0biser Dum-
pier, pelder am Z. De5. bon 2tuerprpl UNI
am 8. ppu Queen8tpWn ob fubr, pallirte leete
9taat an Sap STAGE %Spritber. Die ~aIpcirte
8reiIe fonute Die gta9rtbten ni9t erbalten.
Die yQmerica" 1tobm Die Ste1e Der 8erliQ
Elm unO mitp unt Spnntu9 in New>OOrt ans
f~pn1tnen.
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Scnti6e Opppel=&iam6re.
gir erlaubin uns ba8 beutI9e 9ublttum reIp. BEN ecebrten
6eMi9mefern 3u ben bebCritebeu6en 5eiertaaeN oaf unnier, nit
6idsr Ttrna am bief9st glase, uu intrScuSirtts Eager
beutfdDer Opppel>SiquGre
aafmerfam sl nader, mprunte, fG g oltWaf5er, EIeur
De Mntf cite. @urace, Yerftcp, NtuScat, &ram.
bambplt, @batfpP9eIet, ErtOpItt Spanii6 @tt-
ter, Stlerte, 9tmb eer 2~tqu5re un6 u lid II. & f.
ems to- Die 0etreu mad, ben Detitatpnen 86lnS, N~cr6toulen,
OouStg uno 8reSlou8 albright inh.
Sn e~tm5eIneR GLADDEN., IcWie in 6iten BON l. Dubenb, ofor-
tint, nne BET fr @onpne oelfauien ~beieIben, lppis elm ausae;eid-
neteS wager bon Sr9ne9, GSbi8fep L., 3n ben n~tebrtslten @relen.
Born S SiIt,
GS18,S 1853 $50. SO g. @apitr., 2. Gbar bn Der Bride.
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OefeOt 8ivtfAen 5UUU WeDeHeh mn
elmer 0rpeeitipn Don Gen MfcSaA'e
Ni0iffDm.

@efeDt spifAeu 5000 Nebellem NIB
elmer Grpeoitipn Sct Gen MfcSaH'S
9t9tftOn4
Baf6tn8tpn, 90. Deg. 9eute Npr9ea
am 6 a6r 9tn9 cine Spura9e.G expedition BON
Sen. NlcSaQ's D%tpilipn mad Orattsotle, Tim
3a 8uuraotren. 1tnsefd4r tn Der Nlitte 3ptl4en
0en. Ofc&Ga'8 6ouptquartter tnD 9eesbur9
trafen uaIre 6ruppea auf 4 8egiinenter feinolt%
6er Snfanterie, elmer 8atterte bon 6 Stidet
un6 l Sea. Gab. inter Sen. Stepert,
Der 6einb purpe r~pulanpt9 ju~riid9elGld9en
uno I16 mad alien 9ttdtungen na8 11fancis
gem @efe8t. Gr IieB meGtere @piIOua, Oeden,
cine 5uantitdt 9gde, Nlunttipu II. |, No., msbr
al8 unIere 5rappen tra9en %fonnter, 3urild.
Die Ge6elen lteBeu 81 Gppte unp % Ser
mlinbete auf bem Seize, 3 Der letteren tar6et
ba(6 na&6er, lO baB Der GptalperIut Dee 6etn-
bes 10 betrd9t, auBer peneu, bic pe99etraSsn
wurpen, rniere 9eute bra4ten mebrere @efan
gene etr.
ltn1er 8erluR betrG1t ua9ef06r 10 TpDte unO
Is &ertpunbete. Die Expedition fe6rte 9s9en 8
u6r 6ente Nbenb 5urId. Gen. Mr@aa Ia9t in
iejuer DepeI8e, ba6 pen am 0ee6t betbetIigten
SruPpeu unp namentlt6 Cations 8atterte, tpelHe
ot89e3etmnet bebtent purpe, oas G6Alte Fob &C.
ba6re.
DaI9tn8tpn, 20. Deg. 8t5 Mttta9
Bate pas Staat8Oepartsment fetne Nfittbettun9en
ron 2pro 2YonS be3tt9ltA Der G~rent<Nfatre be-
fcmmsu. 8tele geriiate lup i'm Gangs, Die
uatirtn ieo(tder Nabr6eit ent6e6rer.
@rnemnmmseu in Der Ser. si. Mrmee.
Dnf6tugtpn, 20. Oe3. 9ta8 elmer of
f3ieuen 2iite Der ~@rnCnnun8en lett Der gerDfs
fentlihuuq Der Srbre 68 AM 81, Wu8uf baben
$50 Disbursements unp $50 @rnennrtgen ater
Dirt fatt4efunoen, nuBer 60 gplpntar=8 Brigade
@ereralen, peren e5 I'm Gjan3sn 10 8iebt.
Die @rnennun0en 3t Atb8 be Camp fir Sen,
Mc@leqan 3d6len 80. 81 Sf73tere baben fa
nit g6reu gcm Dtenf 3uriid8esogen, = Dim
surigen NlOnta8 %rei9ntrten 80 Sff3tere BON Der
0ut6macS4rmee ant Mtttpu9 "A, I'm @anjert
p4brenp ber-Q8eAe Is, mel4e 9U9ere G9ar9en
befamen.
Rpb utcbts SfTgienes Tber Die SrentzSafaire.
0af6tnQtpn, 20. Oe36r. 8ts 6eute
Q6enD Ipat Fn0 nod fstne pff3ieIen Npten 3pt,
i6en 2oro 2Ypn8 uno 9efretatr Separb 9eueds
felt mprpen. @enn Wtttbeilun9en ltatt9efanoen
9aben, 70 waren bteIel6en confiotn3teu.
Sic enslifebe ggSeGtauSffenuus@.
@afbtn8ton, 30, De8, Der prdlOent
le9te beute Dem @OugreB etne 3uIdrift nit Gin
18(uB zines 8riefes BON Sames 81. partrtO9e BON
benz ausa6enpn G0mtte, tpslGes bonn @ralpen>
ten sur 0a6rne6muu9 Der SntereHet Der Ser.
Staaten In ber enqIiIden @eItausfeluns Be-
falt wcrOen 1T, Dor. DerIel6e 1T an 6errn
Gfuar0 aIs 8rGToent bes Counties a~prellirt uno
bean1pruft einen &pltenbettra9 GIT Dem 86eil bes
@e6aubes, tpeI9sr fir ~amerifanilGe Gontrtbu=
ttonen eingeraumt i5 70 pte Die 8e3ablung Der
in bieIer 8e3ie6ung on9eteGtcn N9enten. Der
@rdFpent empfeblt ben @e9enlfanp Der 9~enet9ten
8adii8t bes Gpn9rsiies,
@rp3ea bes Sol. Serrtsam.
darlington, 20. De3. Sn Der beutt=
gen SiBunB bes Rriega9eridte8 be3erete Major
Savage, RAP Ger Sberlt Elm babttueler Ertuter
fet. - Da6 0eri4t petta9te f6 Bis MVntag.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-21

g~ 9r. Wt. @eibel erSfuet nGGRen Nlpn-
tag in go. 100 @altern NSenue cine neue Wtrt6-
i9aft unO miro 3ur GrGfnunesfeier etnen pelita=
ten 2unA ~Iersiren.
GTQ uartett-@en3ertI 5eute Abenb
tn Der @rbetterbaIt, $50. 5 9. Srsoertdlt r,
A$ 0as Bpdbcnbtatt bes Baltimore @saer" sri9ein
ieben Srstas N2tttag.
Gs enttaIt IS sbrette Spattsn 9efetOff. unO has
5Orntat TIT bebsutenb SrDber aGs tr ta8It4e Beder. .
Sn6alt:
@a&r&en unO teIe8rapbii4e Depef4en aus allen Sb.tsn bs
2aubes,
@prreipOnbem3en aus ben Ge~IbGa9ern.
@bttprteue &rtiteG iber bic pt9toen Easesira0at ub
has gteueFe aus N~8aibin9ton unO ben Departments her Siesieruna.
6eraer Die 5Crtiesuns bcs SeI9t&tli9sn &ps1ans
gNDbertdb."
GebiGte, @annigfaltises, Observation-Disclosures &c.
ispie aud cine llebertGt Ter eurppdti d en- @eut9tetten
meu6s bts sur Stunbs Der 9%ubIitaipu etnIaufen.
Ginlslne eremPIar: fns i.ben 5reite9 ylOr9eu wotIpersadt
CUR ge%rientnns a 5 Gents in Der Office SIT baben.
Rg- Ha% SeutiGlaus perienben mir einselne Gremplare fir
s GtS. (p%ortOfrei) an irSenb cine Gbre6e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-21

9tttStur8, 10. De3. Die 6ele9ra,
P6enlinie BON 9itt8bur9 mad Der 6rantlin Stl
@reef un6 9etersoiQe 1T Jest i'm 8etrieb, Das
8sls8rap4enant 1T i'm ct. G6arle8 5uteG, 9ttts~
bura, 9d.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-21
49rpsea bes GOl. &errt

Darlington, 20. De3. Sn Der beutt-
gen SiBunB be8 Rrtega8ert6te8 be3ei9te @lajor
Savage, RAP Ger Sberlt Elm babttueller Ertnter
iet. - Das 0eriGt oerta9te f9 Bis Mpntng.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
Gathering SpODges at the Ba-
hamaS.

The sponge business is largely pursued
at the Bahama Islands. The exports OF
This article amount annually to about $780,
the last twenty years. During that period
the article has almost quadrupled in value,
and has been applied to great variety of
new purposes, especially in France.
The sponge is compressed in powerful
presses and sacked like cotton. 1t is assor.
ted and graded, samples being fastened on
each package to show its quality.
1t is fished or raked, OF grappIed up from
the clear sandy bottom at the depth of
twenty, forty and sixty feet, and often far
from the shore. The water is so transpa-
rent that the growing sponge is visible on
the bottom.
The sponge is the covering, the habita-
ton, of the lowest order of animal nature.
Indeed, organization can hardly be detected
IN the animal.
The sponge when first taken from the
water is black, and at once becomes often
siye the smell. 1t will almost cause the
flesh it touches to blister.
Tbs first process is to bury in the and,
where it remains for two or three weeks,
when the gelatinous animal matter seems
to be absorbed and destroyed, or eaten by
the insects that swarm in the sand.
The boatmen who obtain it are paid in
shares by the owners of the boats. This
therefore becomes a precarious and semis
gambling pursuit like wrecking, highly at.
Haclve to the coiored population.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-17
Mortgage Sale,

w HEREAs, Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN
w tieth day of December, in the year of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and fty-six. execute and
deliver to the undersigned Ethan Wetherbee. GER
tain mortgage to the payment of five certain
prOmssory notes. in the said mortgage mentioned and
described and bearing even date herewith which said
mortgage was filed for record in the office the Re
corer of viii County in the State of Illinois on the
twentieth day of December, A. ID. 1885, and dnly re-
corded in said office, in Book So page TO5 And
default having been made IN the payment of four of
said notes IN said mortgage described and for the pay
mcnt OF which the said mortgage was executed to
cure :O-wit, for the of Twelve hundred and fifty
dollars each, aud made payable respectively. on the
hrst day of January in each of the years 1885, 1889
1850 and 1861 with interest payable annually, and
given for purchase of the lard hereinafter des
cribed, (SlI9,2S of principal and 1921 80 of interest
making Eight hundred dollars and sixty cents prn
cIpal and Interest, which has been paid thereon) aud
the residue of the principal of said notes. together
with the balanacs of which accrued there
on, being now past due and unpaid.
Now therefore, public EotiCe is hereby given, that
by virtue OF the power and authority in the said mort
gage contained and for the purpose of paying the res
idue of the principal aud interest of the above scri
ed notes. shall on Saturday the nineteenth day Of
January, A. lsol at the hour Of O'Clock in the
afternoon Of that day. at the north door of the Court
House, In the city of Joliet in the County af viii and
state of Illinois, sell at public vendue the premises IN
said mortgage mentioned and described situated in
the County of Will and State of Illinois, to-wit: .The
north west quarter of Section number Thirteen 13N
aud the east half of the north east quarter of Section
number fourteen I'D, in Township thirty-fve {3hN
North OF Range nine 90 East of the third principa
MERIDIAN containing Two hundred and forty acres
more or less together with III and singular the tone
ments, hereGItameLts, privileges and appurtrnances
thereunto belonging. in any wise apperfaining and
all right and equity OF redemption Of the heirs assigns
executors and administrators ofthe said Charles Mat
thews, to the highest bidder for cash.
ETHAN WETHERBEE, Mortgage
PARKS ELwoOD, Att'ys.
Joliet, January S, 1861. BOW