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Secession Movement at the South .

The telegraph inventor as an artist

A Mayor getting his election expenses out of gamblers and Houses of Ill Fame.

Virginia post-offices.

Shortest passage on record.

The Washington defalcation, &c.

The American Minister at Windor Castle.

He had him there!

A New method of giving out Offices.

The Duke of Newcastle on America .

Protestant Episcopacy in the United States .

Tar for preserving timber.

A Triumph of science.

White gunpowder.

A Paradise for Bachelors.

A good day's Sport.

Washington, Dec. 25th, 1860.

Queer religious meeting.

Christmas festival.

Seeking the Lock-up.

Meeting to-night.

Gone to Washington .

Distributing Prizes.

Window breaking.

The Legislature

The alarm of fire,

The extra Police

Throwing bricks.

Tapping the Police .

Striking a white man.

Invention for letter Stamping.

Yield of gold in Australia .

Cost of the cattle disease in Massachusetts .

Perils of a prima donna.

Balfe's New opera.

Napoleon with a fast Team.

A Central Confederacy.

The Lord Mayor of London .

Fatal Matrimonial Quarrel.

"Sea-going Coffins."

Getting Onerous.

Industrial Statistics of Boston .

A Cabinet appointment.

Scrupulous Correspondents.

Debt of Illinois .

The ice Crop on the Hudson .

The census of Maryland .

The Iron Navy of France .

Doleful Christmas!

Cost of Standing armies.

The late Frederick Coleman .

The meeting to-night.

Rebellion at Pittsburg .

Wm. H. Seward .

Favors the repeal of the Personal Liberty Bill .

Arming North Carolina .

City point , December 24th.

Norfolk , dec. 24.

A Nurse, House Servant, and Seamstress.

A no. 1 Carpenter for Sale.

Negro Hiring, 1861 .

Public Hiring of Negroes.

General Agency.

1861 .--Negro Hiring for 1861 .--

The South Carolina Convention .

From Washington .

The troops for Fort Moultrie , &c.

From the South .

Co-operation meeting — later from Mexico .

A burglar shot — business Affairs, &c.

Suicide — Mayoralty election.

Hanging of a notorious burglar.

Extra session of the Legislature .

Death of Hon. H. M. Fuller .

Affray and death.

The Pittsburg Ordnance.

Fire in East Boston .

Fire in New London, Conn.

Loss of the steamer Peytona .

Large fire at Nashville .

Naval Movement.

Northern Markets.

The Pekin Gazette .

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Virginia post-offices.

--A new office is established at Pleasant Flats, Wirt county, Va., and Richard Timms appointed postmaster; directly on the route from Parkersburg to Wirt C. H. The office at Good Hope, Washington county, District of Columbia, is discontinued. Appointments.--F. R. Penn, postmaster at Penn's Store, Patrick county, Va., vice Jas. P. Cutz, resigned. Robert B. Tucker, postmaster at Amherst O. H., Amherst county, Va., vice Samuel W. Mason, resigned. T. B. Jackson postmaster at Gordonsville, Orange county, Va, vice Jos. N. Phillips, resigned.

The Daily Dispatch: December 27, 1860. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. December 27, 1860. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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