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Ernm WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The difficulty be
tween Messrs. Rust, of Ark, and Dunn, OF
Ind was today honorably adjusted, through
the intervention OF Messrs. Pryor, McCler-
nand and Hindman, and Lieut. Nelson, OF
the Navy.
II is now certain that private letters have
been received here from Mr. Lincoln, urging
his friends to Cancellation and compromise,
and it is stated that he indicates the border
State resolutions as a reasonable basis Tor adj
iuStmpnt. This inforna ton Is reliable. Soon
after the electoral vote shall he counted on the
I'd Wednesday in February, he viii acquaint
the public with his views ON the pending cfi-
sis Heretofore he has not felt that II WAS
proper for him, in advance OF Tue oHtcidl ue-
cIar:ltion of his election, to take prominent
part in the direction of political affairs.
The friends of the Union are much encour-
aged by the friendly responses TO the INVITA-,
lions for Commissioner from the several
States 10 meet here in Convention on the Attn
of February and it is believed that its action
will command the support OF a large majority
of both branches of Congress.
The Fugitive Slave Law introduced IN the
Senate by Mr.. Douglas is believed to be
thorough and effective measure obFathg
1.-The objections to the present statute ana
securing efficiency.
Messrs BENJAMIN and SlideIl, since the Sc
cession of Louisiana, have taken no active
part IN the proceedings of the Senate ihey
will formally vacate their seats upon receipt
of official information Oh the action Oh lheiI
State.
The great point now aimed at by the friends
of the Union is to avoid all pretext for COLI
sion by the seeding States, IN the hope that
| the adjustment measures presented VIII IN
| duce them to resume their connection with
/ the Union.
| Secretary Dix has instructed the command
! ers of the revenue cutters, ifattacked TO make
! the best defence in their power. If they are
! assailed by Il superior force, they are to run
| their vessels ashore and blow them up
/ The Mayor of Washington has been sum
! moned before the Grow Select Committee, &c
pttlr
! q 80 cons piracy" 10 seize the Capitol lie says
| privately that he knows nothing OF IL.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
Al CORRESPONDING OF THE DlsrAreH.l

lsIa' lAl ttEhl.~fSHbl-HN4 W 'h'@ btfi So -
CHARLEsrox, Jan. %, 1861.
III consequence OF 4 terrific storm, which
hi. prevailed here for - hours, there is no
passing 10 Fort Moultvie, and conseq uently
id not 20 over. As promised yesterday.
We really begin to feel ana think here that
matters are assuming pacific turn. A very
intelligent gentleman told me to-day, VINO has
every means Of knowing enough of public
matters 10 make MP Il ludicious opinion, that
here will be- no further collision. Certainly
here is Il very great moCli1icat ton OF views to-
i4Y Is 10 the probabilities of war. | observe
that tn" Northern press, with lew eXcep-
tons seem TO touch MS a little more tcnderly
than formerly.
No news at all by telegraph to-day. The
,,orm NAV have done damage on the line.
VI have Just caught spy in our midst
You are aWare OF the gross ISLANDERS perpe-
rated on us by some correspondent in this
place for the New York Tribune, and to which
diverted on the 18th inst, rs to forced loans,
forced contributions &c. These ISLANDERS have
b-l copied III all the Abolition sheets in this
country and Europe, L suppose. We nave
been irving 10 spot the fellow for several
weeks, and, II last, we caught nm on last
SATURDAY, night. His name Is Nm, + Dodge.
Yankee, " no has lived here for four or 1--WE
Years and kept machinery depot under the
South Carolina Institute Hall. He made him
SET Nery cons picuous at the Convention here
IN MAY last BY furnishing the members facili-
hes for writing. and Office rocm, &c, and was
powerfully putted. either by himself or the
editors here as 4 very good fellow. he was
also 50 loyal to the South, that he was actually
IN all the secret doings Of the boys, and was
terrible on Abolitionists and the North. lie
was one Of the first who volunteered, and was
ID regular service at Fort Moultrie, when, at
The same time, he was writing for Greeley. A
trap vas set for him and he was caught, and
shipped on Sunday. The truth is, he never
would have escaped with his life, if II had not
bten known, by the best proof that the fellow
humbugged Greeley, and the rest OF the Abo-
lition horde, with the greatest pack OF lies
ever started--les which made the fellow some
money. and did Us no harm. But the lies sold
Greeley paper and that II all he cared about.
But It would be well To look out for spies now
everywhere. NIRdiSlCs.
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SOUTH CAROLINA FINALLY OUT
Correspondence Of South Carolina with
Washington.
FORT SUMTER TO BE TAKEN,

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2s.-The South Carolina
Legislature, to-day, unanimously adopted the
following resolutions
Reso'cnd, aa0nimoasiy. That the General Assem-
blx 9t South Carolina tenders to the Legislature
0i NlIgnia their acknow edgmenIs Of the friendly
T"liye which inspired the mission entrusted to
the Hon. Judge Robertson her comm ssioDer
Reso're2, unanimously, That the caudor which is
due to the long continued sympathy and respec,
lima, induces the Assembly to declare with frank
ness that they do not deem advisable 10 initiate
nsg?iia!ions, when they have no desire nor in-
That object Is declared In the resolution OF the
Virginia Legislature to be the procurement OF an
amendment or new guarantees to the Constitution
Of the United States. ...
Pe,ored, unaainnously That tile separation Of
South Carolina from the Federal Union Is final,
and she has no further interest in the Constitu-
ton Of the United states, and that the ohiy appro,
pirate negotiations between her and the Federal
Government as TO their mutual relations as
Resotrei, unaimously, That this Assembly further
owes il to her friendly relations with the state Of
Virginia TO declare that they have no confidence IN
the Federal Government OF The United states that
the most solemn pledges of that Government have
been disrcgafdcd that under the pretehce OF pre-
serving property, hostile troops have been at
tempted 20 be introduced into one OF the fortresses
of this state cunceale ed in the hold of vessel 81
commerce, with view 10 subjugatc the people OF
South Carolina. and that then, siucc the authori-
ties at Washington have been informed OF the
present media Of Virginia, vessel of war has
been sent To the South with troops, and munitions
Uf war have been concentrated on the SOIL q VIZ
ginia.
Rcsoi'ci, uHGairoas8, That under these cireum-
stances, the Assembly, with renewed assurances
Of cordial respect and esteem for the people of
Virginia and high consideration for her C2mmis-
siuucr, decline entering into the negotiations
proposed by both branche> OF the Legislature.
The Legislature was in Executive session
| to-day on the correspondence of Gov. Pick
ems, Col. lIayne, 0he South Carolina Com
! missioner to Washington,) and The Federal
! authorities. 1t appears that the uitlmatum
/ OF South Carolina was the surrender OF Fort
| Sumter, that Carolina promised TO pay for the
| forts and that Hayne, in Difference TO the
wishes of Southern congressman, Withheld
/ his propositions
/ GOV. Pickens now tells Col. Hayne 10 make
! a final demand for the forts, and repudiates
! the position OF the President when he says ne
has no power to give tLem mp, but must
( leave il TO Congress" Gov. Pickens further
I tells Hayne to wait Il reasonable time Tor an
| answer 10 his final demand, and then, II re-
| fused, Fort Sumter must be taken.
| The Legislature endorsed the Governor S
| action.
! The commission OF Hon. John l.. Preston,
! Private Envoy from South Carolina TO tir-
| ginia, was to-day sent on TO him 1T Rich
mond.
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By Redwood * Reach. Auct'rs.
DuINlSTH ATOR,SsALEO PERSON

1 DNI Y H Ia Il OTN y SiEE. UT EnFsV-f
N AL PROPERTY. On W EDN ESDAl. seth
inst at 10 clock will sell at the late residence
OF Barnett Wicker, dec'd of this city, on the cor
ner Of 9TH and Canal streets, the HOT SEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of the usual
variety among " hich are tour excellent Feather
Reds aud a Hnok- Case containing a Library OF
valuable works.
lLkas-sunis of $50 and under, cash over $50,
a credit of 90 days, for approved, negotiable pa
per.
N B-PerSons having claims against the es
tate " i'll present them on day of sale, that their
amount may be known and arrangement made foi
an early settlement, JAS. 7. PHILLIPS,
Administrator. with will annexed.
ne Sale conducted by REDWOOD kEAcH, Aucts,
Ia
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s-Flour dull aud heavy
Howard and Ohio $3.50; City Mills 50 20. No
sales Wheat firmer-red 81 500 80; white 81 Is
al 80. Corn steady-yellow 6o0l6ac.: white 6set
70c Provisions frm-mess pork sls.a5; rump
$3.50. Lard IOic. Coffee steady at ll3U l29c.-
Whiskey dull ut lSc.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Cotton frm--Uplands mid
ding Ut. Flour &c. lower-ooutnern unchanged.
Wheat Overwhelmingly white sl.60. Corn lie.
higher-Inixed 6sll7Oc.; Southern white 1o@ ISc.
Pork heavy-mess Sl7.75M$ls. Lard heavy at u
alec Whiskey firm at lsGllSic sugar steady
Coffee steady at la Isle. Turpentine firm. Rooin
dull. Rice steady AT 580it:
Stocks active and botter-N. \, Centrals 795; Va.
6'S II: Mo. 6's IS.
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AUCTION DALE9.
BY +. y. Cook, Ancffsneer.

GALE OF PERSONAL, PROPERTY ~
2 y NE WIZ KES S1v COUNTY M TH. g,SAsaa9ssD
On TUESDAY, goth inst. at ~ o cis. will sell NJ
the farm Of X. L. Walker, Esq. situated la New
Railroad, ii miles below Richmond tho following
PERSONAL PROPERTY, viz.
sYoung Mules, young Mare, pair very Ans
Young Match Horses, Horse, Mich Cows,
oxen, rs Stock lIogs-improved breeds; an elegant
SET of Farming Implements, amongst them one VI
Bickford Hoffman Wheat Drills
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting Of
l Elegant: Piano, . 6ne Sofas. Parlor Etegre,
Extension Dining Tables, very nne Marble-Top
-idebosrd, with Etegre; Book Case sets Cham.
her Turniture--one 81 Black Walnut, very costly
the other plain-together with Feather Beds, Mat
tresses, and various other articles 10 the house
keeping line TOO numero1s " si.n c.ah over sloo
and under $3.50, sixty days; over $3.50, fouf
months credit, for approved, negotiable paper.
ia Is L. r.. COOK. AGct.
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The Georgia Convention.

MILLEDGEvILLE, GA, Jan. 2s.-An orli-
nance adopted Saturday abolishing the Fede-
raj Courts, was reconsidered to-day and re-
committed for the purpose of making an Adj
miralty Court.
Commissioners We're appointed to the slave
holding States. and delegates appointed to
Montgomery with instructions to make Pro
visional Government on the basis of the Fed
eral Cons titution.
The ordinance continuing the existing reve-
nue. laws was lost; one, which is subStau-
TALLY that adopted by South Carolina, was
adopted, after long and animated debate, by
,ayes $50. nays 60.
The Convention is not likely to adjourn to-
morrow.
The Mississippi Commissioners were re-
ceiyed to-day.
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Resignation-Mex News, SC.

New ORLEANS, Jan 2S.--Judge McCalcb, of
the Federal District Court, has resigned, on
account of the secession of the State.
The Tennessee from Vera Cruz on the 23d
with city of Mexico advices to the 18th, has
arrived.
The Constitutional Government was in full
operation.
Passports had been sent the Spanish Min
ister- the Papal Nuncio, and the Charges from
Guatemala and Ecuador. This had caused
great excitement among the Spaniards. The
American Legation had been removed to the
t'apit0l
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HAagisgrRs, Pa, Jan. 2s.-Both Houses
considered to-day tho resolutions appointing
Commissioners TO meet In Washington, II
will probably pass.
In the Senate i bill was introduced authori-
zing snits against cities and counties where fu-
aifiyes are rescued for their value and max
ing persons engaged In such rescue liable to
fine and imprisonment
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The Missouri IpniSioturp,

ST.. Lotus, Jan. 26.-The resolutions recent
" passed by the Tennessee Legisa ture, rcla-
tive 10 the action of New York in rendering
men and money to the President to coerce the
seeding States. came before the House yes
terday, and We're referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations.
The same resolutions were made the special
order for to day in the Senate.
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a SIGHT or THE WAR.-Twenty cases of
Minnie rifles and ten cases of Colts revolt
vcrs, which are intended for the Republic of
Mississippi, reached Lynchburg, Va, Friday,
Via the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
under charge of the Adams Express Company
They were immediately forwarded TO Jack
son, Miss, their ultimate destination.
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IHE LASGrAags on A DEATH BED.--The dis
Nhsulshed Baron Bunsen; whose recent destth
~ Prussia has been mentioned, IA few hours
he!ore his decease spoke in all the languages
II ms command apparently unaware OF the
.nerence His last words were uttered in
rrman, English, French and Latin.
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a CRILDs PRAYER.-A little boy, kneeling
al his mothers knee TO say his evening prayer
asked leave 10 pray in his own words and
with 4 childlke simplicity said ''God bless
little Willie, and don't let the house burn up;
'iod bless papa and mamma; God bless me,
and make my boots go on easy in the morn
me-
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ByI. a. G. b. Davenport, Aucts.

GROCERIES. &C.. AT AUCTION ION
II THURSDAY, 3lst January, We will sell, at IL
o'clock. at auction store, an assortment of
GROCERIES, viZ:
800 bbls. Retired SUGARS.
300 bbs Refined SYRUP.
PURE MOLASSES RUM.
SOAP, CANDLES.
STARCH. BACON.
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
CHAMPAGNE and EapEiRA WINES.
Also
300 SIDES SOLE LEATHER.
TERMS Under 800 cash, 800 and over, mo- {
credit, for approved paper.
ia 25 J. X G. IL. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-An affray occurred al
friar Point, Coahoma county, Miss, on the
lsth, between Mr.. Clark Bobo. a planter, and
Dr. A. Whitaker, III which the former was
Euel. Whitaker was arrested. Both gentle
men We're among the most es termed citizens OF
The county. and the sad affair cast a gloom
over the community.
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Ininn Demonstration.

READING. PA, Jan. 2S.-One hundred guns
were fired to-day in honor of the repeal of the
Rhode Island Personal Liberty bill. The re-
peal is viewed the first olive branch ten
dered the South, and considered Il harbinger OF
neacp
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The Tariff.

PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 28.--The Board of
Trade here sends strong remonstrance TO
Congress against the reduction of the tariff on
iron and steel con TEN pa ted in Morrills tariff
hill
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A MARQrIs To BE TRIED FOR MrhDRR.-The
Marquis of Devonshire will shortly be tried
II tn" murder OF his daughters lover, the
lieutenant who was left in command OF his
aeh'. That muscular nobleman when al
idton, killed his schoolmate In fight with his
Z 81.
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Terrible Defeat of the Persians.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Letters from Cons tan
tinople to December 18th, report the utter
route of the main Persian army, 90 coo strong,
by the Turcomans. Almost the entire army
were killed or made prisoners.
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Hy Thomas w. kecSee. Auct'r.
fOhice corner of ETH and Cary streets. J

r UMBER At AUCTIGN.-We offer our stock
| i Of ITMBER at auction on TUESDAY. 5th eff
February 1901, containing the usual assortment.
JOlST. e various sizes: sill, He 1T and Merchant
able SCAN FLING: all sizes Heart and Merchant
able 1-tncf, BOARDS: DRESSED FLOORING: OAK
PLANK and SCANTLlNG, &c.
Also . fine Young MULES aud CART: fine
Young HORSES and WAGON. with HARNESS
lIerring's double door FIRE-PRooF SAFE.
TERNs.-All sums under sl0a, cash: Sl3O and
credit, for approved negotiable paper;
PHILLIPS x COLEMAN.
ne Sale conducted by Tu0s. w. kEEsEE, Auct
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=, The honor of Major General of the army Of
Florida has been conferred by the State Con-
fehtion on Col. William IL. Chase, the pres
eht Commander in Chief Of the forces.
musket, beqneathcd by the Rev. Theo-
aore Parker decd, 10 Massachusetts,, was
presented to the Legislature Of thai State by
roy Andrews on Saturday.
Hon. JEFF. Davis, of Miss, addressed the
people Of Bristol, Tenn, on the 2ofh inst, on
MS way home
= Cassius NJ. Clay, 81 Ky, made speech 81
oaa Fellows Hall. ia Washington city, sat-
efday night
Mathew Barkley was shot and killed by JOS.
neAdaIns, al LsesbnrK. TennAssee. Saturday
week
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

THE CO-PARTNERSHsIII heretofore ex-
i listing between the undersigned, styled j. b.
ROYSTER Co, Is dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized to sign the name Of
the firm in liquidation. We have disposed OF our
STOCK and FIXTURES to Messrs. Edmond, Da-
venport Co. who will conduct the Tobacco Man
ufacturing Business at the factory formerly occu-
pied by US, on 18th street.
J. B. R0YSTER,
Il
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3SckEAsE or THE ENGLISH NAvY.--It appears
ON The last official return that there are at
present being built in the various royal dock
taras OF England AZ vessels of- war, carrying
, rom ] to 81 guns respectively, and each OF
'nfih from W 10 / $50 horses power.
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TRAGIC ASFRAY.--A man named Burks, pro-
sIeIor OF one of the hotels at Shelbyyille,
nm, was killed in that place last Thursday
Sht' while iii an alteration with man
: med Hilton, i cooper by trade. Hilton
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BY Dickinson. Hill Il Co., Auct'rs.
SAIE 0E NINE LIKELY

l. SLAN ES.-By virtue of a deed of trust, OF re-
cord in the Clerks Office of Henrico County
Court, executed on the 10th day of January, 1850,
by cambridge Ball for certain purpose therein
mentioned, having been requested by the bene
Hciary therein, shall proceed TO sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash at the Of
fee Of Dickinson. Hill X Co, on SATURDAY. the
ID day Of February, at 10 o'clock, nine likely
SLAN ES-named BILLY, DAVY, BEN, BOB,
ELIZA and one child, ADELINE and her two chill
dren, or many thereof shall be necessary to
execute the provisions Of said deed
d. BAKER, JR., Trustee.
Sale by DICKINSON, HILL Il Co, Auct'rs.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auetr.
EDUCATIONAL.

old DOMINION INSTITUTE--CORNER
~ OF FRANKLIN AND 5rH STREETS The Sc
half the session of this school, for lsoool,
will commence the 18th of February and end
the Goth of June mex, s ensuing I4os s,n. sa.a
to the Board of Instruction, and will, with bis
family reside in The institn,n buiidainss the
Mr.. 7 cHAsE's superinisndence, who viii be aided
by competent assistants. gentleman has been
BR sa viii Be aes specific
fRs nsSsF al esfhsr Fl
sARY hEGTuEEs. The pREPAEAroKY pE.
The BoiRDlNG DEP ARTMENT viii be libe-
rally and carefully conducted, and every comfort
and facility will be afforded TO young ladies board
No labor or expense will be spared to make the
school equal to any in the land for the eduoesion
of females.
pgy For further information, address
j, +: sHtMATE, Principal:
Richmond, January, 1851. ia 2s-dims
RIO THE PUBLlC.--ln consequence vi nav
l. ing received an appointment to the Presideu-
Rev. R. F. sTUBBs viii resign his post in the
Union Female Collegiate Institute, on the lst OF
ed by the appoiniment ' of Ma IEoSbA
| POINTS, A. B., a graduate of the University OF
itbeing reported that this Institute will close on
the LIST OF February, take this OCCASION to cor,
Whatever, and still solicit share of the patron
age of the citizens of Richmo I'D and vicinity.
w. j POINTS, NJ. D.,
la I2-eodtFl# Principal.
SCHOOL Az MEADOW FARM, HAND
= VER-The exercises of this school, under Il
+ immediate instruction of Mr.. JoHN X. oTARKE,
who has been successfully engaged In teaching Tor
several will be resumed on the l5t instant,
| and continue ten months, with one months vses-
| ton in midsummer. -.
| TKRMs.-For Board and Tuition, to be paid half
| annually, $3.50.
| ia s-dlw NstawtFeblst WE. SYDN0R.
| ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
| II MAYO STREET.
! G. r. BURRUSS would be pleased to receive .
few additional pupils TO hll vacancies which have
| occurred in his school ia l2-lHf
! AUREL. SPRING ACADEMY.--tfas ng
| IL employed a competent teacher, would IKE
| o take three or four young ladies, from IL t. 10
| years of age The terms are very moderate FOR
, English, French Latin aud Music incl udinE board,
! ,odging and washing, $3.50. JAMES l.. E6E.
Ia4-im* One aud a half miles from the city,
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By Alexander Mott. Auct'r.



DERE PTORY SALE OF FINE
/ WATCHES AND JEW ELKl, 10 COVER Az
VANCES.-Will be sold at Auction, at my store.
on THURSDAY, 3lst January, commencing at II
O'Clock Is fine Gold and Silver Watches, and ii
lot of Jewelry As these goods are sold To pay
advances every article offered will be sold. All
persons Interested in the said Watches will please
notice this sale and attend ii necessary.
ALSO-3 Guns, Revolyers, and Rifle.
ia - ALIEN. Aol /. Auct.
az. FOR SALE-The FARM on which Mr..
Eiia JEFF Melton lives, in Henrieo county, SsSh
---A adjoining the lands of Thomas Bla Ike FsTs
and Robert Johnson The tract contains -%ekx.
about .lg acres is on James River. and has comfort
able improvements on it, The sale is 70 be made III
r,llppiiance with IA contract entered into betwcen
{be said Melton and the subscriber. Person
wishing to purchase are invited to see The pro
pertv The sale will take place On WEDAko-
DAY the 9th February. ISL.
TIKMs-Ohe- nalf cash the balance IN six
mouths with negotiable notes, bearing interest
jy 2s-tds A NJ A hN
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REcRrT.- Charles Mellon, late City Mar
saal Of Detroit, has gone 10 Charleston, and
unlisted As Lieutenant in one of the companies
VI ne secession troops. He is native of De-
aroii, and his father, a Major In the regular
army, was killed IN the Florida Seminole war.