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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

IN OLD INSTITUTION The Episcopal High
School, near Elexandria. Va, roopens on the 2ist
instant Its advertisement will be found in our
CO umns. AL of the gentlemen connected with 1t
as Instructors ssrved throughout the war in the
field, and their names are familiar TO the!r old
army acquairtances. Cur distinguished fellow
Estates" man, General William N. Pendleton,
war for number Of years tine princi pal, and SUBJ
sequeutly the roctorsci ip was held by the Eev. 4.
A. Dalrymple ard the Rev. Jchu P. Mcclure. II
has always enjoyed IN enviable reputation. and
ha. educated mors BOYS probably than any 'th4r
s,hool in Virginia, having been In successful
operation for quaIter of a century.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

CHARGED WITH AssAULT.-John Sligo
complained yesterday before justice OF
the peace that lie had been violently as
saulted by ono Margaret Williams, colored.
A warrant was issued, and the unfortunate
Margaret was arrested.
Per contra. Before tho warrant referred
to in the foregoing paragraph had been
served, Margaret Williams made complaint
before Justice Bodeker that John Sligo had
assaulted her with a brick, and warrant
for Sigo'S arrest was issued.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES o-DAY.-Relieiou3
services will be performed this morning at
8 O'Clock in the basement room OF tho
g Bayth Ahabah" (Rev. NJ. j. Michel
bacher'S) synagogue.
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HARNESS SToLEN.-On Thursday night
last the stable Of Mr.. A. Pizzini, on Mar
shall between Ninth and Tenth streets,
was broken open, and a set OF valuable
silver mounted harness stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

New DR1LL.-We understand that next
week the troops at this post will be drilled
in Upton's tactics, recently adopted by the
War Department. The troops will also be
supplied with the improved Springfield
rifle
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATUEG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, 1857.
sun rIsss....... 5.4s Noon ri,ss.......... s43
sun sets s....... Sill Bigh tide, p. NJ. Gd
Port OF RICHMoND. sEprEAt

Port OF RICAMOND. SEPrEHBgg l3.
ARRIVED
Schooner Sarah Pervis, Jones, Philadelphia,
coal. Writ Rubers.
Schooner ". N. Gc.nsr, Egberts, New York,
m- rch andise, captsiu
Schooner Mary Willis, Frank, Baltimore, mer-
chandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance. Philadelphia, mer-
ch 4 ndise and passengers, w. ?. Porter
Steamer Niagara. Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passenger, ): syres Co:
Steamer John Sylvester, Gltord, norfolk, mer-
chandise aud passengers, L. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner a. E. smyrks, Jonss, hence, at Balti-
more on the l2th.
Schooner Young Teassr, Berger, hence, at Bos-
ton on The lith
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COMMISSIONERS TO SupERGNTEND THE
ELECTION on MOSDAY.-The following
commissioners have been appointed to su-
perintend the election 20 be held on Mon
day next to take the sense Of the qualified
voters on the question whether the Coun-
Gil shall subscribe for and on behalf of the
CITY 81 900, 900 to the capital stock of the
Chrsapeal;c and Ohio Railroad Company ::
Tor jefferson Ward, ut Old Market HaH.
Me r.. William J. Yarbrough, p. d..
Boyle, John A. Lacy, and joseph Brum-
mel, commissioners, and ". I. Blbo con-
ductor.
FOR Madison Ward, at the City Hail.
Mcssrs. Gustavus A. Myers, James H..
Grant, Il. Il. Howison, John I. Sublett,
and A. P. Fox, commissioners, and L. H..
Chalkley conductor.
For Monroe Ward, at Thomas Q. EppS'S
shop, on Broad street.-Me MessrS. \. G. LIP
scomb, Felix Matthews, A. I. Brander,
Martin Smith, and D. n. Jones, commits
sioners, and William N Kelley conductor.
The poll for Madison Ward will be in
the room formerly used as the Mayors
court, and not in Sergeant Dudley'S
office, as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

THE NEW NATION "BAwLER AGAIN
ARRESTED. William ii. Tanner, colored,
the carrier Of the Ne1r Nation newspaper,
who has been twice before the Mayor re-
Gently, was again arrested yesterday. He
used language of most Insulting charac-
ter to Mr.. Henry MoEtz, saying, among
other things, that he would take posses
sion of Mr.. NJ IS house, and that he didn't
care d-n for all the Richmond police.
He was arrested by policeman William S.
Jenkins, whom he also threatened. Tan
ner is already under bonds to keep the
peace, and as this oftuce is Il plIpable yo-
ialion Of his bond, his sureties may pre-
pare to fork over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

To bs suited with those superior pebble specta-
cles call on Mr. FRANKLIN, the optlc!an, 3lS Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

LOOK TO Your kITCHENs.-A night Or
two since the kitchen on the premises OF II.
Kayton, Esq, No. Is Marshall street, near
FIRST, was entered by one or more persons
and robbed of large quantity of valuable
wearing apparel. The clothing had been
in the hands Of the laurdrc.s, and con-
sisted of the usual variety OF a family.
On the same night tie premises NO.
l3, one door west of Mr.. kayton's resi-
dence, were entered, and $500 in money
stolen from the pocket of q dress hanging
in one OF the rooms. The thieves secured
nothing else but the money. These rob
berries arc becoming more and more fire.
uuent, and people cannot observe too
much care in carefully securing their pre-
misses.
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange, September 13.


Breaks continue very full for the season ;
still the market is firm, and all offerings are
freely taken by the trade at good prices. Be-
low we give the transact tionS: 1873 hogsheads,
81 tierceS, and ii boxes, offered and sold us
follows:
HASCFACTCRlSG TOBACCO.
L,qs.-Common to medium dark working,
Is 10 80 good dark working, IS TO $l2; sun
cured common, 81 to Sl2; sun-cured. good,
$I2 to SlS coal. cured common, 81 TO Sl2 /;
coal-cured, bright, Sl2 TO $50; coal-cured, fan
cy, S20 Slj.
LenG-Common dark working, 81 to 50 me-
dunn dark working, $40 10 Tl4 good dark
working, So to TI7: fine and wrapping, SIS to
S2l; suI-cured, $lj to S25 and .32 yellow
wrappers, common, so TO $50 yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 TO 800 and $500
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,tcs.-Tery common and heavy weights, sj
to So. 30 medium, $6 to SS good, IS to SI2 ~.
Leaf.-English shipping, $40 to $50 and 81. 50;
continental shipping, SIS TO ilS and S23.
sTEMMIEG TOBACCO.
Lenf.-Common, $l2 TO il4 good, Sl5 to Sl7 /;
fine, Els TO so and $23
iSte1as.-Eery common to good, 81 to 81 80.
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"gebs " and ex Confeds" BEAD POLLARD .
Southern Opinion.
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4itllnlonl 1lispatGl1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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VOL. XXXIII.
Trctter, DR.. J.
NJ tS)
Trn.lnw Roht.

cox SSsnan, + J. Sy ssnS i. D. IEMS''ts Is Dr. J.
Coleman. w. Naghee. +. Truaow Robt
Cree. ": i, Madison: aenry Tr.inaam. w. II.
Curme, Drnn Mancn. Jos. G. Turner + P =
Cu,fen. Curtis Nay. X; t1ord) Turner, Jas S.
Sudilpp n.p Nays. h Tyree, G..
Davis. Jos. Mauion, Jno. Tyler Eobt
Davis, II, NJ, Meredith, J. F. Tyler Stanley
pdvis, rev Z. Melvin, JOS uhrie. Geo:
nsv's, Ssinl Meriman. N. Vance p 3.
periine, Jas. Mead. Walter rass. S. T.
DigGes. :. tcd( Michael, E. Eaulhn, YIN.
Dickenson, Eo.. Miles Gnorea Earc. WIN
psSsy. W. N,sr NGne @m s Waiaer VAN, "n hex d
| Don"vnnt,J. Mitchell, W. n. Warren. F. B.
D"rnin, j.: Moore. i A. Wavt Geo
Driscoll, Dennis VI ,s .ley. y W. wsu'ner Jacob
Drew. br Z. G. Morris T. p. Wacht-r, Jacob
nn:Ss, W Morris, 6. n. Wallingford, J.
Duncan, Rev. Mostly. J. ". IA
Duur.y. a. Morris pr W S Weller, w w
purpA.y,J J. Mullen & Hop Waring, W &
Edwards. VIM. kirs W-vere, H. n.
Elsu, Andrew Mullen, Chas. West, w :.
Elliott, kobt Murray. W s. Wis VIM H.
Elan, w. g. Nc arthy. D. S. white, d D.
Farrell, Rev. McC@Grcy.I ii wHiis, r. r.
Father McKerna, Luke %heeley. T. y.
~ Nesman. 4. G. whseiiIy, T.
F!gs. Soyal N"why, !. Williams, Capt.
Flem' ng Nelson Jerry Wl'he.s, Chas,
Jackson NorrsIl. gdw. wgsns. Danl
Flcm'n... =: F. Noel l.: W. Wells, d. NJ. s.
Foster J. H. Mott John G. Go.
p"ri James Is. uakham. l.. Vita, Tr.
Fotkn, T. J. Owen, W. w. Williams 6. w
Frauklin B. s. Paiu, Collins Wilson. Dr. G.
IRA ncrs. nanl ystnAr L V. wi!Hsm. J II.
Fry James r. peey, Tommy Williams. J. 2.
freeman, Or. pcntlrtoQ, h. Williams j. (ccl
j K. Peacnv. John Wilson. J. =.
Farsu, on. John Psek. Jno. L. Wilson, Jao. D.
n. .'''''''' - pirks,t. &. H. wilkiHsGn T. p
Gs:dner, G. w. poliard, [ lw wllsoa, VIM
Career, Gideon Po'isrd, tc'dl Wood:"n, pr.
Gioyanne,ti &. Poik, Jsa. h.. wo.d .idBe. q.
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,ADIES' LIST.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
AIN THE MANCHESTER, VA, P0ST-OFELCg
SEPTEMBER Ii lsB1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, Sept IL.
OFFERINGS.
F1ent.-White, 2,6l0 bushels; red, 1890
bushels.
Corn.-White, 1916 bushels; yellow, 900
bushels mixed, o72 bushels.
OltS.-l. $40 bushels.
Rye.-2, O36 bushels.
Four. Extra, IS barrels
Tsmothy .Seed.-30 bushels.
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Wheat-White, l,c92 bushels, very bad to
choice, 81 2j!I -. As; $50 bushels inferior 10
prime, sl.S0MS2.2
CUrn-Whltr .02O bpshels-5c0 NJ 81 10, and
440 bushels on private terms: yellow. 66 BUSH
els prime, Sl.0S-ll6 bushels prime on private
terms, mixed, pa bushels, Sl.07E@Sl.l0
OntS.-S6O bushels good to prime, IL 1850
ElEye.-22o bushels good on private terms. and
1885 bushels good to very good, Sl.E&GSl. 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

r UBIN'S, COUDRAY'S, LO w s,
IL aIMaEL's, and other fine TOILET soAP>; /;
also, q varied assortment OF superior American
Toilet Soaps for sale by
J. BLAIR, rruggist,
"a 10 no. S25 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14
An1aISenle2ltS.


AT
ELBA PARK,
MONDAY, sEPTEMBgRl ls, 1857.
The "TURVERs'' OF Richmond take leare to
announce TO their friends and to the public In
general that they have made the most ample ar
rangements for GRAND TURNER FESTIVAL
with vocal and instrumental mnsic, gymnastic
performances Gc, to come of az ELBA PARK
MONDAY September 10, ss7.
Admission to Park, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Colonel Richardson, the City Railway superln-
tendent, has made arrangements to conway pas
ssngers from Rockets to E!ba Park to atte nd the
Turner Festival.
The festival will be concluded with GRAND
B ALL at E.. SAUER'S MONTICELLO HOTEL.
Tickets, 81.
COMMITTEE.
W. LISyEHAS, J. ScHUMAsy,
y. HoLLa. Fl. ScRrTrS,
CHAsLss SIEMESs, F.KEMPE,
b. scHorT, J. SPILLISd,
A. BECK. Sc l4-2t
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ESTABLISHE ED 1884.
IA =. ]. CREW 4 CO..
(suesossors to O. Crew : Son,)
STEAM aOAr AND CANDLE BAaGUPhCTURERS
Nos. lib. lis, and 1T. Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia
have now In factory large stock Of sups.io,
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we oEsr to the trade at auch prices as will
make It TO the intsrsst OF all TO pa,roni.s hi, hon.
manufse'nrs. So IL 3m
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OOK OUT! LOOK OUT!-ROBERT
IL FRANCIS, BARBER AND HAIR. DRESSER,
Main street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
wishes 10 inform his frier DIS and the publ .ene-
rally that he has reduced his prices as follows:
~ ocu o.
hair Cutting ............. IS Cents.
Su - SoAto'
Hair Dying done at the shortest notice at rea.
sonable prices. Thankful Tor past patronage,
desire continuance u the ssme;
l2-St< RODENT PRANClS.
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Travellers, buy the Southern Opinion on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-14

The Southern Opiaio" for sale by all news.
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dSclt

&. S. A.-see PoLLAKD's Southern opinion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Board Of Trade; SECRETARY Literary 4seocia
ton Richmond Lard, MInirg, ard %Aru'actur
ms Company: Station baggage Master; Coloret
Methods, Church.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

New 1oRE, Dec. "a.
The Herald's special correspondent, says;
! have il from high source that Con-
sui Savage has received telegram from the
American Consul st Santiago de Cuba, on
the strength Of WHICH he has telegraphed to
Secretary Seward, advising him to defer fur
ther proceedings in relation to the st. Thomas
purchase.
The Tribuns's St. Thomas special GORE
spondent says: Up to the I'd inst, there had
been five hundred shocks OF earthquake felt
there.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Dec. "a.
VIM. Humphrey, of Olney, charged with
manufacturing counterfeit ni1kle five cent
pieces, was committed to Jail Yesterday, in
default of $1,000 bail.
japes Whitfield, Of Tazewell county. who
is charged with resisting y. S. inspector.
gave bail IN the sum of 81 900 for his appear,
ance at the next term of the L. S. District
Court, and was released from custody.
DIS MONIES. Iowa, Dec "a.
A man named Mccormick was brought here
yesterday, charged with the murder Of an old
man named James, in Humbolt county last
v Wednesday James had been to Fl. Dodge,
and Mccormick learning that he had some
IS 900 with him, obtained the privilege of RI
ding with him IN his wagon, and when near
Dacotah City, beat out the old mans brains.
robbed his body, and started east The body
was found soon afterwards and the murderer
arrested on the same evening.
GALrsBrEG, H.. Dec. "a.
The Fourteenth annual session of the Hi
nois State Teachers Association. convened
here this morning at Caledonia Hall, Over
two hundred teachers arc IN attendance.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Dec. q.
The Commercial Aduertiser says an nr-
rangementhas been entered into between the
Adams, Y. 5. and Merchants Union Express
Co.'S, which takes effect on the 1st Of Jan,
1868, and is substantially as follows:
That the earnings Of the Companies are to
oe consolidated and divided as follows Ad-
ANS, per cent, %; American, per cent, 2o3;
u. s., per cent, IS; Merchants Union, per
cent, 26A. The territory or lines of the four
companies are to be subdivided, so each shall
occupy the same in proportion to their earn>
lngs, except the principal points, az New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Cinein-
natl, Chicago and St. Louis, and some other
Offices OF the four companies are to be con.
solidated and expenses generally reduced
The entire management Of the business is to
be put in the hands of q board of controh
consisting ofone member from each board
of directors, which four shall choose the fifth,
who acts as President. The same tariff in
operation previous to the time of the Mer
chants Union Express Co. gong into Dusi-
ness will be re aaoptau, with some few varia-
ho4s.
The gale yesterday afternoon DESTROYED
. new brick building on Second Avenue, n. !.
T., and another on Graham Avenue, Brock
yn. Several persons were injured. The
roofs ofth.rteen new houses in Brooklyn were
also blown off.
A Mrs, Cosier, widow of Sparta, N, j.,
Yves arrested yesterday on suspicion of hav.
ing murdered her young servant girl, who has
mysteriously disappeared,
In the Superior Court to-dav. IL .Iones
granted Mrs Fora. the divorced wife .ot
'he es,~-~.lan, the allmony-Sl0, 900 which
she claims to have been unpaid for q number
of wears.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a.
The marriage between Colonel Parker of
General Grants staff, and the beautiful Miss
Sackett, will take place at noon to-dny at the
church Of he Epiphany. II.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday
were 100000.
The evidence thus far elicited by the ord
nance investigation committee, includes
many startling facts regarding frauds in con-
tracts, to supply the Government with arms
and ammunition. Thereport of the Committee
will net be ready for several months.
The New York Tribune special says Sew
eral members of the Ways and Means and
Finance Committees have been in consulta-
toion with the Secretary Of the Treasury re-
Gently in regard to financial matters.
Senators Morgan and Sherman have had
long interviews with him with a view of elic-
itng his views on the Sherman measure.
The Secretary has not indicated his ideas on
the subject fully, but he is known to be in
favor Of that portion of the scheme relative
to the foreign loan, but with regard to the
four million proposition, he has very grave
doubts aud is not at all convinced OF It's ad-
visibility at present.
From conversations of different members
OF Congress we are informed that large ma
Jority of the House is in favor of taxing the
bonds. and it may be confdentialIy stated
that bill looking to that object will be IN
troduced after the holidays. If the proposi-
.tion meets with favorable appreciation, there
IS no doubt Of the passage Of such measure.
A bill will be introduced at an early day in
the House, providing that in future all APP
pointments OF Internal Revenue agents in th e
South shall be confirmed in the Senate before
the nominee enters on the duties of his Office.
The Internal Revenaereports show grad,
ual daily increase, and the lowest estimates
for the fiscal year, do not fall short of two
hundred million dollars.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Dec. "a.
Col. Parker was married privately last
evening, Gen. Grant giving away the bride.
Thousands who attended the Church of the
Epiphany to day, to witness the ceremony,
were disappointed.
Brevet Mai Gen. J. B. Mcintosh, Lieut..
Com. I'd Infantry has been appointed Deputy
Governor Of the Soldiers Home.
In North Carolina great alarm is exper>
enced on account Of assaults committed BY
armed blacks on unofending whites and
PROMPT measures are necessary to restore
quiet and confidence.
One hundred and thirty>four hands in the
ordinance department of the Navy ard, or
one half the force, were discharged to day.
New YORK, Dec. a.
A Washington special to the telegram
SAYS; There are rumors that the President
will remove Gen. Pope from command oil
the Fourth Military District. and assign Gen.
Meade to the position.
A Washington special to the lSst says
Prominent Senators now here do not hesi.
tate to say the Senate will disagree, by very
large majority, to consent to q purchase OF
the Island OF st. Thomas.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Nfw YoRK. Dec. 81
The New England Society celebrated its
annual anniversary Of the landing of the Pill
srims, in the customary manner, at Delmon-
lco's yesterday Speeches were made by
Henry Ward Beecher, Generals Sherman and
Sickles, and others.
The report of the Excise Board, which
gives the statistics of the workings of the
Board since ITS organization in April, 1866, is
published. During that period $50 licenses
have been granted. The gross amount re.
eeived in ayment therefor is S25, ,588. 5s. OF
these licenses one hundred and ninety-nine
were revoked.
The coroner's jury in the case Of the death
ct Mrs. Fall and daughter, have rendered a
verdict Of death By strYchnine administered
by some persons to the jury unknown.
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Notice Of Assignee-s Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that Hiram
knowles, Assignee Of the e'tate Of John stanpus.
On ne 2ost ray ef JoapG,y 1865.
At the hour Of O'clock p m. at the Court ryor,o
IN the CITY Of kaokuk, Lee c0unty Iowa seu .t hi3
ncfoa % me highest bidder the following dgsrrjbad
resi estate m aud personal property to-xit: 'oe'
Toe . W. quarter of sec'fan ten Il o. and tho N II
ter of section hftseu t5 10th situate IN tonshn -
y oat toil, nay Of raeIps, Stsfe Of ai,son,ip ~.
togt ther containing two huudred roe acres ~"
Alsa -profnf=sory note against frc,3.r,rk praghs
January 2stn, 1871 0'' uAte, da'sa
Also. premissory nofe against Frederick grssbar s
tde sum of e&tta With ia.srsst thereon at ian -, ~
per ann0fi endoFstd thereon Feb Att 1857 .Gjls,;d
arosnisrfy note ag-ai1-t Robert French tor 4 81
efSs9 ri ten per cent, interest due in on. "a. g.
date dated December Ist 1876. - ioh
promtssofy note against Robert French n ~, 80,
Of saQ with ten per cent interest thereon frr Il,
ted December lst, 1855, due in two wears fror s. -
claim On breach or warranty against Rnfn, yy;,.,
$500. 11ias hiisey
&. Hornish, s5iyJ. - & aiat =
7 Thirty eight shares ofslo0 each IN Inc Narth ~.
souri, Railroad, dated at 81 Lonis srrf ooh 1s5-
Two shares, Of $50 each. Ia the Kentuk M pia...
Railroad HIRAM ENop1 r5 ieasani
dec19 4w Thur F-@'' 80,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Dec. 24.-At banquet given at
the Royal Polytechnics, on Saturday night,
in reply to the following seati men, from the
Duke Of Wellington, . fehci.ous telegram
from the President Of the United States was
read. amidst great enthusiasm. Not a little
of the interest attaching to these dispatches
grows ont Of the rapid transmission Of the
message of the Duke of Wellington to the
President Of the United States:
LONDON, Dec. 2l.-The Duke of " elline,
ton, the Directors and the scientific guests
now at the Royal Polytechnic, at London
England, send their respectful greeting to the
President Of the United States, their apology
being that to the discoveries of science, the
Intercourse between the two great nations is
indebted
The above message was nine minutes and
thirty seconds in transit from London to
Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec 2l-Duke of UeHino-
ton, London:-1 reciprocate the friendly sal.
utatlons OF the hanqueting party at the Royal
Polytechnic, and cordially agree with them
in the sentiment that free and quiet cemmu.
nlcation between Governments and nations is
an important agent in preserving peace and
good understanding throughout the world,
and advancing all the interests ofciyilizaton.
'.Signed, ANDREW JOHNSON
[fhe reply occupied 30 minutes in actual
Transmission.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-The Fenians are still
active. An effort was made last evening to
destroy the gas works at Glasgow Attempts
had been made the night before to destroy
the gas works at Warrington, near Liverpool.
Both attempts were unsuccessful.
VIENNA, Dec. 24.-The bill for the eman-
cipation of the Jews has passed the Reichs-
roth.
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About four clock this morning the alarm
Of ire was given inside the fortress. 1t pro-
ceeaed from Carroll Hall room, formerly oc-
cnpied oy Jet. Davis, it having caught FIRE by
SPARKS falling from the CRATES. The flames
were soon extinguished, although the flames
slipht = 'No
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a
A fire occurred in Stevens lumber yard,
corner Of Erie and Kingsbury streets, early
this morning, resulting in a loss of $40 GOO
Fully insured.
BsRLIsGTos, Vt. Dec, %.
The railroad bridge over Onion river, 300
feet long and 60 feet wide, was destroyed by
fire this morning