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FORT KKARNRy, Jan. 1.-THE pony EXPRESS
passed here at about one O'Clock.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29-240 p. M.-The
stesmer Of the list of January will carry away
abon, a, 500, 90.
The general news for this express is unim-
portant. Holiday festivities engage the at
teniion OF the people of San Francisco since the
rainy weather has IN teru pied business.
Fony Express dates were received from
Washington TO the litn inst. The serious as =
rect OF the secession movement at thai time
forms the commouest topic of conversation
and newspaper discussions,
Inc statement made in the United States
Senate by Mr.. Latham. that California will
remain with the Union OF he North and West,
no matter what occurs at the Son b, is gem
orally commended by the newspaper ana Is
| undoub tediy COZ rect represen tation OF vast
majority OF our people on the disunion ues-
| tiOn. The most ultra Southern men mere
| have an idea that California Will go with tne
! Southern States, or set up for herself. II dis
union takes place.
/ The total coinage of the San Francisco
/ Branch Mint during the past year was Sii,
rs 600, of which about $4,000 was silver
| The deposits OF washoe silver ore In 1852 were
| SI5Ut0O
| The legislature of California will meet ON
| the first Monday in December.
| Tine eff brt to elect successor 10 Senator
| GWin promises to be q prolonged struggle, on
| account OF great number of candidates
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ri. Geda,n 4 Nr.e-s.r, AseVr..

gERY Exc BeUA rtNEs
n sra ET.. orposifn 10 Ta- M.TBo.
DIST CHtRcH. 70. SAT- Ar AUcriON
viii he sold ~ suction, on tire prem ses on
WEDNtapeY thu 9 J. nuery. t6t, a.l o'clock
p NJ, that m0si excs.isl, Brrt Tspeaegi To-
Gated as a>oves nov In the sccasancs ~ MSS
Con,re Tn. mss has sewn to ms. 9Th he
usual ost houses. inciudins so xcellenf Kitchen.
and IL sifes ethe1 mcsI desirsh . resIo. ne
months for pexoi .nle notes. interest A,d-o. ,s-
cured by atrust Deed o title retained. The taxes
fo- 1871 To he "A a hy hs eurcnass.
las GODDfN'A SPpERSON, spcts.
,P0sTPoNrMkrT In oeIs emo, ~ me M
elem nov Of the vsatssr. the sb',e safe 70 p,s .
'osock. fla l0I y. A.. 'uc -.
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nv ooadin & App.rson, Auct'rs.

NswA> FRAMED Ten:
~ EM ENT, ON TIE SOUTI SIDE GF
CLAY STREET.. JUST BEYOND TIE WES-
TERN C0RPoRATdoN LIMITS, 81. FOX SAh he
o-emisss. on SATURDAY. The 10 h January 1881 :,
st thss 9ew' erected % and . ffa1S
has froLt oi "a feet. with depth of los feet to
an alley. The house has ave rooms. neslnes
Kitchen and 8 altogether very desirable resi-
dence for small taiaIl'. =,
TskMs-0ne third cash; balance at ano ~
mon rs negtt able NOES, Interest adGeo ann
title detained till note is paid. Tie taxes for
1881 to be laid by The pur, ha. er. ,
ala GOIDIN APPtRSON- Auctrs.
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TRUSTEES AttsiON ~ALE OF REAL
L ESTATE ON NAVY Hi L. By virtue OF a
deed of trust, executed b, J I'm freeman and
wife to he subsori her, dated the 9sh of Q. 1852
and of record IA the Clerk Of . OF h,cnmond
BustIngs Court. aha p oceed 10 sell 1t a llo
auet on upon the premises. ON WEDN tSUAY
the 18th da. of Jgnus VI fair IT not, he next
tar day the eafter.I com eren at 4 o'ci OK
P. VI the real estate de- crthed IN saiG deed, VIZ;
cert IN lot piece or parcel # and slru,Te. y
ing and teins 10 tina, part o. the T. It Rcnm" d
known as Navy Hill on the vest side 81 Atb 81
ard r., nting on Baker street sxr fee, aud
hounded follows: heTlunlHg at the northwest
ern CO ner of Baker and Arb streets. and 'unnins
al ng the northern libe of oaser street. Ia se t
ern direction. sixty feet; henc a. ria ans es
10 Baker street. and parallel WI h street feet
to a gu ,ly, ravIne; thence along 81 suils or
ravns in an raction to An street, tnence
aious The western line of sth. corner of 4 n and
Bak sr stree,s to the Do MT IF BEGINNING.
Terms. Enoush IN cash TO detras the expenses
| of sale and trust. nd a opabie note for S4o
with interest thereon from Jdt, |, 1 81 ~ pad
and the further sum If 5 80, with interest fr n
| 10th prii 1860 TIL paid; tne ba auee uao9 such
| terms as may be agreed ppm on rae d.. i saie
| JANIS NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. NJ TAYLOR Son. Aucts. ia
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An Abolition Nj citing Broken u p in oches-

ROCHESTER, Jan. II, ls6l.--Rey. Mr.. May,
Susan b. Anthony, and Others Of that stripe
attempted 10 hold a meeting here to- might. IL
favor Of the Union were passed and cheers
given for General Scott ana Major Anderson.
A flag bearing the inscription, No compro-
mise with slavery was not allowed 10 be
suspended across Buffalo street. The authori-
ties proven led a general riot.
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The Freemeu Cadets in Troy.

TROY, N y, Jan. 1.-THE new volunteer
company, the Freemen Cadets. captain }. w :
Armitage. this evening had a large and enthu-
sisstic meeting Mt the Mansion House. The
hotel was crowded to The utmost capacity -
This company are subject TO the orders OF me
admins traton, and expect TO see acaVe SER
vice, for which they are preparing.
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QRrK NsNT OS TUt D. UTH
ID ID SID, OF RY BsrwEEN 7rT ANbs.H
tue es. on NJ NY N. 18th OF J,nns v.
1861 c'mp. ncins a. : O'Clock r, a.s RICK
- E'EN ENF. heated "a aoove II lie I'd pied for
to .ood tenent at $500 pc snnum The
fronts about 20 Get anu ruas tack The usu u
depth
TssNs.--One fourth cash the IA snos at 3
and IL months for ne utiable nets with Id crest
added and secured nv q trust ED
a. IL NJ rAYI.ns = 9 ~ aaN.a
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By PuIlia IN Il Co, Aucts

~ouM,xSyO~+ SALE OF SLAVES
l. Pursuant TO a d scree ente ed by the Richmond
Circuit Court on the II, n IF January, io6i' 10 e
and ala. shall at the auction rooms OF puiilln
Co. IN the city of Richmond on 81 "a a; sne
10 ,bs highest idder for cash, thu following
slaves be onslng - the estate OF Iho. s Mt
NpEn and me- tnres chi dren- Ju la. III M 7
and SIMON CAROLYN r. and her Two chiidIen
MARIA a. d ALBERT. and negro man name 9
william HENRY The roes are likely aho
of God character and afe sold n no fault neg
are sold in order to make dlvisinl aWnng uis
SPECIAL Commissioner.
Sale BY PULLIAM & Co., Aucts. ia -oto
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The Canada Fugitive slave Gaze.

ToRoNTo, q. W. Jan. IL, lS6i.--The fugitive
slave Anderson was returned 10 Bfantfor0, y.
W, yesterday, TO await the action OF the oouI -
OF Appeals, which will probably not take
Mace un1l Summer
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Florida Convention.

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 10.--The Secession Ordi-
nance was signed to-day by the members OF
the Conyen ton.
In front of the eastern portico of the Capt.
toll cannon were fired, amid the most enthu-
siastc cheering.
Hon. +. Butler King. of Georgia, MADE a
speech which was we'll received.
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FUTURE d n


rRUsTEE'A sal. Of vAIuADLE
FARM OF so AGNES, in CHEHlkk
FIlI.n COUNTY FOUR Mills Run NAN
HESTER As trustee in a certain deed NJ trust.
~ m NJ Jasper 8. layton dated Let ,nuary,
/ snail, in exception thereof proo~ed - sci. at
pubic auction on the p,emnes; op .Monusi
II not the frst fair Day there ttter the vAin bic
farm E. rn.er, W. cd bv Ar Jess Whitehead and
now ,ccapled ny Mr.. Clayton. The Tract contains
3Oo acres. The pia 10 so vel known that a fur
thes dsscription is deemed unnecessary 4,
TEkAs.-Ennush eash In defrss exteoses II
sale and To disohs rgs note of Oil 3i3 81 with n
tersst; on csedi, 70 8, 33s IS un LIST jan.
s6s on credit ss to - 333 IS nutii LIST Jsruars,
1865 with interest from I Jatuarv. 1850 and
balance on sush terms OF credit rs ms, he an
nrunced ~ the time of sale The taxes for 1861
10 bs paid b. tho rnrcnasar
jal3 AUGUSTUS BODEKER. Trustee.
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Allah ansa

MOBILE, Jan. 12.-The passage of the ordi-
nance OF secession was celebrated here last
night One hundred guns were fired ana q lUo,-
OUt was subscribed for the defence OF NJ o pie
The aged and eminent Bishop Cobb. OF the
Episcopal Church, died at Montgomery yes
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R.,,;more Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-THE aerngs at the scales
YESTERDAY footed up s75 head, OF which li5 ne
bsadt were taken by Balumore butchers nd pax
sTs AZ prices ranging from "a 81 to % eo, ano
ON advance of I21a cts t5 iG0 lbs over last hnrs-
days rae The was ialf supply o. liy ,Ss moss
-, 800 6uiI sales were made u the butchsrs OF
good to prime lots 81 to 81 81 ~ To- ies' 'sf sse
sra nn Sood suppl, to day ana prices ruled hrnl
IA les were IN AIDE at S4 TO SIS, gross.
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wAyERLY. Mo, Jan. Il.-An ultra secession
,neeliue was held here last night. and passed
IA resolution strongly denounciag the ST. Louis
Dem oerat and forblddingit IFS circulation.
Lincoln was burned in eftigy, amid the nrlng
of cannon, display of toIchilshts, etc.
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AUCTION sALHs.
FUTUK pa
nv Dunlop, Mencure & Co., Auct's.

CIGAR. nlOLAAS &c AT AUCTION.
- ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. commsno-
rig at IL o'cio K we will sell. 1t our Auction
Store. the cargo OF the schooner D. M. firtes,
NUM- iss bids. fair 70 choice quality SUGAR;
lgl bbls choice quality NOLhssks
Al.o In h. res ApAMANTINs CANDLES;
A~o 30 fnI SpAnEs an. sHoVELS;
hh. SCOTCH WHISKY, BRANDY,
WINE. &C. ., r..
TEpMa-Unfer $40 cash; over Sioo, Iour
mon his cred for SATISFACTORY paper
"a sale without regard to weather; IN
DUNLOP, MONCUkE CO,
i'll Auctionsers.
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NSUuttjouS of y, ar,

NORFOLK, January l2.-The steamer Ex-
press. OF iStl,lmore, steamed up TO Fort Nor
folk last night and took on board a quantity
of ammunition. she steamed away at eigh
O'Clock tbIs morning
RumOr says she went to Fort Monroe.
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THE Markets.

NRw YORK. Jan. l2-Cotton is heavy sales OF
, so ba1es; quotations are barely maintained
E1"u. "a hsayy-s lies of IL $50 barrels, st. 50
Ohio se so oi 500 usSss
White g Is red, 81 371a. Corn 10 higher sa ed
of ~ ooS bushels m xsd 7la72,@ e;s. Beet steady
FOX uuo,ant-mess, Sn 90, Bae n1 nIa
s saia slsady al cents for Muscovado: Coffee
s'eadv at HAAS cents. Rosin heavy at : 30 q
3TL
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Seus from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE steamship
Bienvi,Ie is below with Havana dates of the
7th inst.
Sugar was dull at =, a reals stock, 90 900
boxes against IL. 500 b. xes last year.
| Clayed Molasses was selling at reals, and
Muscovad )es at 1 4 reals.
Freghts duil.
Serling Exchange 124 a l34 per ct. prem;
! Sight Exchange on New York ga per CT.
prem,
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IEAyENwoRTH Jan. l0.--Tne Kansas Ter
ritorlal Legislature organized on the I'm, al
I,ecompton. electing Republican officers, and
ON the Sth adjourned 10 Lawrence.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10. lobl.-ine hlSn
rrIce ubtulLed tor coal at Charleston has ia
duced persons in this city 10 attempt sending
a ship load of 1t there; but ship owLers refuse
to take it, though five dollars ton lrelght Is
offered.
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Seizure of u Y essei.

NORFOLK, Jan. l3-Tbe schooner Leadln
Rreeze. OF ProvinceIoWn, Mass, was seized IN
Hampton Roads to-day Tor violation OF the
Virginia Inspection laws.
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Mississippi Questioning Western Boats,
kaxUuWard

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. l2.-The artillery We're
ordered TO VieksbnrR, by the Governor, early
this IN ornipg, 10 hail and question passing
! boats
| A salute of fifteen guns was fired, last night,
! on The reception of the news from Alabama
| and Florida.
| There is great excitem ant
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Aucfr.

ON WFDsFSBAY, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock,
~ Mt INV store | will sell At auction for cash a
large lot of i1roceries and hiFceianeous Articles.
consstIns IN part o. Bacon. Shoulders and Hams,
Is hoxss Cheese. Butter and Lard. Potatoes. a
large lot of Ston ware consisting of Jugs and
'ars; Tallow Candles Adam 4ntIne do, 'laoslng
soar Pa nted Buckets, Washbnards. &c. Also.
an INVOICE 81 Clncinnati Wb,skey. Old Rye do,
New tngiand R m Brandy, Vinegar Port Wine
kAMAGED SsLf.-.lso, IS sacts damaged
Salt, to be sold on account of whom it may con-
cern.
ss,ing of S'deboard. Bureaus: Feather Be is
and Bedding. Safe, Chars, ables Wardrohes
&c ~ liz I4J r. CAUrHORN, Auct.
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vi DAY.

CREE NEGRO MAN AZ AUCTION. -SEs.
= GIANT, 9 4Lk.-Dy y.rtse .. .. u Of the
sn er1er of the hus,inss Couft OF - CT 81
Rich n,nJ. wi,i ST. IN M MAY. thu y h 81
the 1 CITY BAD, 81 Il 90 s"s. n 10 The hssRas
bidder for 9 sn,s hheIy FAEt kF.RC MAN.
D. cent or. 1850 cosvi led - malicious .ssbbing,
and ordersd 10 b soi9 int sh Q y . SLAYER.
in lit eerseAnt City II kschWOLd.
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nor,h Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH IAN l2.-The Senate was engaged
TO day in deba ing the Convention bill. NO
definite action was taken. Affairs generally
are quiet.
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The Massachusetts, Lecislature.

RosToN, Jan. IL "A resolution was intro
duced into the Legislature to-day, rendering
the entire military means and forces OF the
State TO aid the q eneral Government.
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JEWELRY, FANCY 6O0oS, ke.- Will be
sold at auc ton every night TINS week At Aue tom
Room IS Main street Also. q lot OF balsets In
dersnirts drawers fine Table Cutter, Plated
Spoons. Forks, &C.. &c Sale will commence At
O'Clock, M. J. DtGGtS Aust.
ID + BOOTH salesman Xs-s
iii6H CHN~IABLE'S S>Ls -Wti De sid
~ on .,iUNuAY, line ~ day Of January, isot,
at thesti Constabie's fs- at ~ 0'oiock A. NJ,
a general assortment of aoVs h I'D and k,"hen
Furni ute. vracsrIes &c co sisttne OF Nj h, q,
%, CttinetS, No, rs, tusi one d tom hal Bed
s.eads, Sidebvsids. hiah sony and Pi0- Taniea,
W indsor chairs Roekln. Chairs. - .thsr $685.
and clocks; lot oi tiau 80, Cigars: T,nwa .; one
larse Ice Box; Glass Jars. ruc etySare 10
Also on hue lpeR-i'ce u II Laws " !. CHI and
one fine Golf Detached Lever " toh to satfs'y.
sunory distress warrans ana executions In my
hands.
IshMs.-Cash. F. BUTLER, H. c. r.
ia 2-2tf
uIGH cONsTABLa,> SAL B, ,irtus Of
IL an urder of the TX hmond HH tnxs {, urt,
made IN tue atttch a. sut ease Of johu a. re IN
rs. James srtsr. shril sell, on MVNDAY the
| I4th a, If January. .8jl at 20 O'Clock a N, Il
| The High Coasttbe's 'ffi -, VI aho AM CAbi-
| NET: Jenn, Lind Bs.O>rE d ir ana
| Snu,k HAfrRtS5; Jshogauy .NTRe-rA
BIZ; l Piue W. HIST md; l BaSl AM
| EVER; par ANKErS; COnFO Z
IPILL6w Sal BOLSTER, and 4 y Seas
0h iaisoa.. f. BUTLER H Ger
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch. I
From Wash,nslon.

WAfnIraToN, Jan. t3.-Orittenden thinks
Seward offers no proposition worthy of 10
Ing entertained, bnt does not wholly close the
door against Cancellation.
Gen, Scott is making In Washington a mill.
tary camp. zvn
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IFE ~ = y n n ~ ~ H. 49,



, iFE, fInE AMI MARINE INsUR-
l. nNCE. =
RICHMOND FIkE ASSOCIATION.
OFFlcs NO 1853 VI AINt IN. r 60 ssA Os ilIH) IT.,
RICtN OND Va.
ChaYter z9fh Hdreh, 1857
This old aud reiIanie hstitu ION, with ample
capital, and contingent fdnd carefully nv,std q,
contlnues 10 insure s.. Es, but II 05,
MERiHANDlZE,. f every ds-oripti,. N; H. Us-.
HVLD FURN. rUnE aud tamil. " ~ Nc
FnkfIHr, at the osest current rat ..
Losses adjusted and pa with ali pOssibs DIS
patch DiRhCrshs;
David Curne, Robert Burrou,
C.. / Workman, Francis y harness.
John ii. t',aiborne, J I'm l. su1tst,,
Jonn J WILSON, Inos. Rust
Ask Gar,ett, Geo. y, u Srthmsy.,
DAVID CUnRIE, ,.sIdene.
| JOHN J. WILSON. Treasurer.
X 4. Baoo6s, Seorstafy. do lily
| las. b. MANI {. 30, AGENT MAMMAL IAN
| y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Now
York Office at the Insurance Agencg Of IHOs.
| VI ALFRIxND, on 18th street, nearly opposite God
| dn's Il all, whore applications VIII he received
i a
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UIGn CONSTABL1' SALs.- B, virtue ,
BANK DIVIDENDS

~
OFFICE OLD DOMINION INsuRANcE CO..
a. Man ct. Il cha ,nd.>
Jas uart 7 h. s6l
dividend NOTICE. The bad nrre-
IL tors hav this cay de lIei dlv.d. nd "a
pr cent. n he capital stock out of tne p'"uss Il
the last SIX months pa,ab IT, the 81 ON l.ert
or their 10 al nta ives, on and ter ne 10
Inst. -,
The transfer book will hs close M, - tns 18Th
instant CdAS r.. WOh "d".
ja9-6t SEQ etay.
DlViU. NH-fhs Board II Directors Of the
- BANK nF TIL ?. CONNONWEAi, We
oeeia I'd n DIVIDEND f 81 pei ce Z he last
SIX month ~ le Ia currese, oil wfloa t'tes
quarter per cent toll tie ooToN rsshi.r.
TIE PnEsiD Mt Dat si.'.n of
dividend of three and ihf eqnar ers per cent lor
| tn, last six months pa,ab Q in su.reEcy on ths
! s h int subjeot u a deductio e Quafe; per
cent bonus l., tue State i.,ving 3H cert 'es
pay able TO the stuc h ders or 81 s6 per share
| jail Is WN. T.l ..e Casnrr.
hlssD NO Tn. rr.snsnt a, y eoiso
| ~ tue FARMER BANK or luhiNiA have
| declared a dlvtde ad of three a tn e. quarters
| per cent. for he asI sIx mo- chs pa,ahe IN cur
enc, the e. h inst. subject 10 deduoto %
| "a -rter per cent. FOCUS 10 the state hvinS -
| per cent net payable 10 the st okh rhsfs
| jI& lot }. A. IN IN esn,er.
INiviDEND. The es dsnt ard u ec rscf
| u. the TX haNir BA1K OF VtHotNIA
| have deo.sted DIV END Vt SO per ONT ,ueis
| to a deduction "f u per cent nnus, parable on
is CAV w r. sTR0ThER. Cashier.
1
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Taxing Of Forts In Florida.
PKSsAouLA, FLA. Jan. 10 Fort bafrAncas
and the Navy. Yard at this place were tassn
yesterday by Alabama and Florida troops.
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TAILORING, &c.

EALL AND WRITER CLOTHING, ne
L attention of the citizens Of Richmond ana r sne
public generally is respectfully called TO our ialge
varied and complete assortment of Gents ana
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING OOoDS,
all OF which were manufactured oy us' win q Q
view of pleasing the great diversities OF taste IA
regard TO dress. We fatter ourselves that the
sly lie, fit, and durability Of our garments are un
advantages in manufacturing clothing arc sucn as
TO enable us to sell at such reduced prices as can
not be equalled. Having made more extensive
ar ran sements this season for the SUPP y oil the
great demands for Clothing than ever be fore, we
hope TO receive lar pport from all HI want Of
articles in our branch of business. assur ng them
All that we will do them justice.
We are also prepared to make to order any arts
ale of Gents Wearing Apparel, at snort office.
NOAH WALKER O.,
(Branch OF Baltimore H. use,)
INA corner MAJ and l4tn Pc a st4.
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uIUGAI ZION AL


ENGLISH AND CT SSICAL SCHOOL,
Il MAYO STREET.
z. P. BURRUSS would be please IN receive a
few additional pupils. to IA vacancies VIII CHI We
occurred IN his school. IA 3 q
~IHDOL AT vi %hOn rss-M, .s...o
- VEH-The exercises OF this school. under the
immediate INST uatIuu of MIR. JOHN X STAINS,
wno has t,een successfully engaged Ia teacni ioI
several ears, wit be RESUMED On the 16tR Instant
an continue ten months, with one mon 3 vaca
ton midsummer - >.
TEAMs.-For Board and Tuition, to be paid half
annually, SI3) . ..,n
ia 9-dlwa s. awtFeblst w Sf HN'H.
AUhGL SPhiNc A.ADE nev.Dg
IL employ ed a competent tea her. wold Ike
TO tase three ,r four young lao1~s from 10 To 10
years of age. The terms are vers moderate For
English F each Latin ana Music, tnciucins board,
iod ing and washing. $3.50. JANIS l.. k6|,
ja4 I'm" One and half miles from the city.
THE DUTIES of MRS. PELLET's SCHOOL
l will tie resum'd N WEDNESDAY 81 Jana
airy. 1861, when, IN add ION to her fofmer efhoien
| corps of Teachers, sne has the pleasure To an
| nounce tn t Mi. F n CROUCH will ave lesson
| IN Vocal Music. For terms apply to
| MKS. PELLET,
On Broad St., next door to the Broad : t. Church
1 Sim
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ByT PanniIl. suctioneer,
IPETEksRURG. Va

THE pFTER>SUrG 'ISTELIGFN-
/ GER" FOR SALE H >vng fai ed to oh am
a partner. and finding i IL possible az longer 70
give IN, pers on i attent on to ITS affairs to ne
leg ect of other business. | shall sell the IN
TFLII6ESCtR" NEWSPspER ESFA bLIS H
WENT. toeether with the GOOD " LII and the
ple,e, aid all new except tn. Piess.l az pu olic
auction, 10 tie ii hest BIDDER on w EDN ESDAl
the 23d day of January. at IL CLOCK IN front Oh
the xchange
TERMs. one fouth cash; balance at 6, q aud l8
months for approved, en- orsed negotiahls notes
or other terms MAY b. agreed upon before the sale
R. sale positive and without reserve-
F. w. PAGE.
Petersburg January 9; h, 1861. ia ll-eod4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-14

rNHE CHIsWICk ssHuOL-
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
The subscriber can lake int his family as
DoARDERS a few more boys TO ate nd the ,:HIS-
wICK s HOOL. condu ted by Mr.. .SrHoNf
0lRRkLL. A. VI whose ability and assduitJ con-
mend him to the puhiic
Tne location ~ miles west OF Richmond,l 10
proven ialiy healthy. ana every care 10 taken oil
the mor.l of the pupils
Board, including every thing. Sl2h per month
Tuition from SIS 10 $50. for the h aastic year
GEO Il. EX ~,
do Io-1m Richmood pos,-0fhce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-14
By Dickinson, Hill g. Co., Aucts.

rxnuNrss,nNrF's SALE OF FIGHT
~ VALUABLE SLAVES On R!DASa the
18Th inst will sell at the Auction House OF Dick
inson Hill Il Co.
biz hit valuable and likely SLAVES
J.R NJ UNIT CASTi K. Special Conn
HA Sale conducted by DICKINSON, HI %
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Seizure of the Louisiana Forts and Ar

Seizure of the Louisiana Forts ana Af
senats. . It'd.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. li.-Ail the tor u i.
lions are now in possession OF the I-Qu!sla"e
rroops The United States Arsenal at BATON
Rouge in command of Major Hasktns anu
two com pauies refused TO surrender this
morning. The arsenal was surround.a Dy si1
hundred SAFE troops, and parley was ueiu
between q vernon Moore and MAYOR haskins,
which hDaiiy resulted in the surrender Oh TIE
garrison a. twelve O'Clock TO- day.
There vSas no opposition In taking the othei
forts.
The Crusader has not entered the Mlssis-
sippi.
The excitement continues very great.
Returns indicate that the secessionists nave
majority In the Convention.
Working Mems Convention az Pittsburg'
PITThBUEG, Jan. IA Mass Convention
OF Working Men was held to-n ight. There
was an immense gathering.
Mr.. Henry H. McCariy, President OF the
Trades Assembly. was called to the Chair,
aud Mr. VIM. III. Moody, OF the Typographi-
cal Uaion, appoin ted Secretary.
Resolutions expressive of the strongest at
tachmept 10 the Union, and calling on the
President 10 execu te the laws against ali trai.
tors, We re sd opted with the most hearty good
Will
The call for National Convention OF WORK
ing Men al Philadelphia, on the ga Of fsora
AIRY, was endorsed.