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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER DANIEL, WEI
STER
4 Week Later from Californio.

Il ~ tef Later from California;.
NEW ORLE Fans, Feb 2S-The steamer Daniel
10 the oh inst The steamer Cortez brought
down on The Pacific side halt million in cold and
- passengers, 81 of whom came to this city.
The steamer Star OF the West sailed iCr New
York on the 23d.
meeting OF native Californans was held on the
9TH to take measures for Wholesale emigration 10
Sonora to escape heavy taxes and oppression
Inc miners were again suffering for a want of
water Inc herr river mines had produced very
extensively.
The Senatorial question was still unsettled. no
choice having been made. Foryfour ballots had
been taken.
In the San Francisco markets better feeling in
some classes OF goods existed, especially provi.
sOns. but the interior demands were light No
cash sales were made.
The lsthmus continued healthy.
Chomoro had achieved important advantages
over UEstillo.
The Baltimore Sun has the following special dis,
pstca giving further news by the Daniel Web
ster:
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 2e.- The question with re-
sAra 10 the u ;. Senator was still undecided. AT
the latest dates It before the legislature snd
I0rty Tour ballots had been taken without a choice
same persons heretofore mentioned in pre-.
vlons accounts were voted for. The friends of
SPnatoF Twin were quite sanguine of eventual
success, but the matter creating great political
excitement.
The general news Is interesting but not of high
importance.
Inc weather continued unfavorable and heavy
rains were still falling.
accounts from the mining regions were quite
favorable, and large amount of gold was being
obtained and some further new discoveries of dig
gings.
Inc money mar ket was quite stringent and
financial affairs not in 50 prosperous a condition
! Euttnef neavy failures were apprehended amoDgst
the merchants
over seventy dead bodies had been recovered
from the wreck of the steamer Pearl, and others
were missing. Many ofthe wounded, it was thought
could not survive.
Indian difficulties and outrsges in the interior
were Increasing, and causing considerable alarm.
Later advices had been received from the Sand
vice Islands, butoi no special moment.
AdVices had also been received from Oregon of
later date, but not of much importance.
Inc receipts OF produce were fair but not large
aud trade generally speaking dull No special
cnange 10 note in prices Of -four, provisions or
other commodities But few arrivals.
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Large Fire an Phila9elphia

Large FIRE an Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA fire broke out last
night In Chestnut street, below Seventh which con-
sumed the building known as Fishers Block, &C.
supied as stores. Loss estimated a, SAC, 900. The
fire originated from defective fluid.
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e WATCH STOLEN-$50 RE
"A WARD Stolen from my room in the Co.
&Aze lumbar Hotel, on Friday night, 10th Feb.
6k1a3D ruary double back GOLD LEVER
WATCH; gold Dial; made by Joseph Johnson Liv-
erpool. No. 1860. Attached to the Watch was a
heavy. lone.ked Gold Fob Chain with Seal set
with Comedian on two Sides one of hich could be
opened; and q small. plain Gold Key The above
reward will be paid for the delivery of the Watch
and appendages at the Dispatch Office. to me in
LyDchburg. MARSHALL l.. HARRIS
fa
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NelU York Markets NJ

Neac York Markets, March l.
Cotton firm. Flour unsettled, by the steamers
news. Wheat inactive. Corn tending downward.
Beef unchanged. Pork dull with declining ten
dency. Stocks lower and money easy
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COLD WEATHER.-In Lynchburg, on "Wednesday
morning, the mercury stood at Isl deg above zero
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL-ONE DAY La
TER FROM HAVANA

ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL-ONE DAY La
TER FROM HAVANA.
CHARLEsroN. Feb. % The steamship Isabel, Cap
tam Rollins, has arrived, with Havana and Kew
west dates TO the 18th inst. Her sdvices from Ha-
vans are manly conhrmatoIy OF those by the steam
er Crescent City at New Orleans
ihe blockdade OF Havana ID not against merchant
vessels. but only aimed vessels
Inc new military governor of Havana Garcia Mu-
hoz, late chief of police, Id feared and hated.
feIX and Estanpes were not present at their trial
san d-d not even know when it occurred.
The weather at Havana was cold and trade duII -
me markets generally were unchanged
The tngate San acnto had arrive at Kew Vast
al well, TO sail az ain on the 10Th for Havana
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-Douslas c. Cooper was
appointed to the superinte ndancT of Indian affais
refuses TO accept and retains his old agency. His
pane has beea withdrawn the nominee for the
form er offioe. ~
Mr.. Bolton, Of Indiana las been confirmed as con-
sui at Geneva w.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

HORSES, &c. AT N.-On
IL SATURDAY, Sd March. at the large lot nearly
in ofmy store will sell at auction several sad
die and work Horses; Mule; Carriage; Cart. &c.
mh2 r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
HORSES AND MULES AT AUG
- TON On SATURDAY morning the Sd inst
at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at Auction, at the Horse
Lott well broke Mules, only years OLE; also,
large Bay Riding Horse which win be sold for and
account of whom it may concern.
Sale positive.
TERMs-4 months, for approved paper.
NH LARUS Il SHINE, Aucts.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office with George J. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl Stree

Nv Is OR 90 YOUNG MULES AND
NS OR WORK HORSES AT AUCTION
Win be sold, on SATURDAY morning, 81 March, at
the Horse Lot near the Gas Works, commencing at
10 O'Clock, Is or 20 fine Young Mules, we'll broke and
in good order
ALSO-Five or six Work Horses.
TERMs-Four months credit for approved en-.
dorsed sgotiable tes with interest added
fe 24-7t THOS. w. KEESEE. Aust.
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BY RICHARD CAUTaORN.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-THIS
L MORNING. March %, at 10 O'clock at nv store.
Wiii sell lot OF Furniture, csmprsias Sideboards
Sale, Cabinet, Bureau, Feather Beds Nattrnss.
90, Sofa Deak, Carpet, Chairs. he.
GnOCEkIES.-Aiso Q small lot of Qroceriea
NM r. CAUTHORN Auct
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AUCTION SALES
EUTUKE 6XY5.


I w,', FOR SALE At 7U0TT0N-
Is. ST. q ms,sh 4 chs,Iottss.iils, % noSnxv
s.' siUsAr HON ssSn 70 ths ssri.S sss;s
IL eUUniatn nf ~ NJ
moua. which has recently S:en suh.ts is Rich
rn Tais Iron has been satisfactorily triad \. me
ssmsn ior grest many plantation purboss. ~
specimens OF the Iron win be exhibited. ana :. :.
Sv.9st, .i b delivered Is. comp..
TERMS or SALE-Cssh for All suvns N aso -. =
der; Tor sums over that amount. negotiable notss
with satisfactory endorser will be taken II
ninety days, with interest added. -
Sale conductedby BENSON BROTHER.
Supporting that 1t will not all be sold at Charlotte :.
Vile, the sale will be continued at Leuisa Can't
House, on MONDAY, 18th.
Persons desiring to secure 9 supply, may engage Il
prvstely before the day, By applying to any Of the
Depot Agents.
nh 2-dlt cit r. EONTAINE pres;a.nt
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.

GUANO-We offer for sale the cargo of
~ the Bsrque Emily. imported direct to this city,
from lately dscovered Island 10 the Pacific Ocean.
We have had 1t analysed by Dr. r. A. Geuth, of Phi
lsdelphis. recommended to US by Dr.; Msupin. Of
the University He says So The quantity Of earthly
phosphates renders this Gusno more permanent
manure than Peruvian, and win produce equally
good effects on the second and third, we'll on
the first cropsn Dr.. Geuth values it at much more
than the best Mexican, but less than the Peruvian
The best No. Mexican guano inspected in this city
contained much woody matter and some stone. OF
which matter the Emilys cargo II entirely free."-
His opinion in the main corresponds with DR. Geuth
For the purpose of introducing the above Guano
to the Agrcultuists OF the State shall offer the
at Auction the 9Th OF March, ut the store Of
DAVENPORT, ALLEN Z Co., at 10 O'Clock. In parcels
to s,t purchasers We would call the particular at
tenton of Planters to this guano believe It IL
better adapted to the soil Of Virginia than any ssano
now Ia The best evidences we can give OF
belief to lite fertilizins qualities, &c, that
we shall use texclusively on our plantation. Al the
same time, will ofie- Tor sale about 40 tons Of Pc
ruvisp, slightly damaged.
Terms at sale
EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 ca.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. Co, Aucts fss6
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NOTICE.-SALE OF VALUABLE

~ COAL PROPERTY.-Will be sold publicly, to
county, near the Glover Hill Pits, on THURSDAY,
the 10Th Of March 1885, If not privately sold before
that d ~ one-hslf of the unexpired LEASE Of Hall
q Cheatham, on the Coal Property and appurte-
nances, at present worked by w. Hall Co., lying
directly South of the Clover Hill Pita and known BY
the name OF the Central Coal Mines The said Lease
has three years to from the lst of January last
IL unnecessary to give a detailed description Of
TINS property az Is presumed that any person wish
ing to purchase will visit the works before the day
81 sale and examine it themselves. There are now
employed p at these works about so hands, and from
izoo 400 bushels of coal raised daily; but much
larger number of hands be worke ed to advantage
There VIII also be sold at the same time and place
one-nai OF 10 acres of LAND, surrounding the said
rus upon whice are all necessary out houses assnts
houses, and good storehouse
. .n made known on the day of sale.
All enquiries directed to me, at Winter Pock Post
Once. Chesterfield county. Va promptly att ended
TO- 7. nj CHEATHAM
ND Administrator
last. Imh a-2tawtdsI ~ As' ~ ~ Jrxu1Sy
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LOST OR STOLEN,

ENREE PAPERS LOST.-Between the
l. County Courthouse aud Rockets Bridge on
a reward for their delivery at this office.
KITTY ROBERTS
mn 1-2tN free of color
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BY DUNLOP. MoNcURE & co
FARGO OF SUGAR AND Nor /. o0ps

sdn0O OE OUGAK AND MOI,ANQEV
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On FRInaV
me "a, "a March, commencing at l0A O'clock At en-,
Wharfsnd Warehouse. at Rockets we lei tSe s.ysa
oi the brig Bion Bradbury. from Attakapas with o.
f4o hhds SUGAR, shipped from eight pIsntatiops
the quality ranging from fair to choice.
io6 BIB 10 prime MOLASSES
TERMs-Under Sl00 cash; over elO0 4 mos craS;t
for approved negotiable paper ''.'
u Sale without regard to weather
faN DUNLOP, MONCURE q CO Auct.
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ON6TABLE;667TT7-,.,.------
o1y ~ g g Ne High Coa.sshsse y. - TOD h
sevsrai srfseis: g g nnssshi lc.s q u 49, -
.srs sod o .ss.y ssssss - KsIss 5.r.,
Tyjsr ~ e tas Hish Coss;ascs ssssssss nj a.
others ''asa y hsishsai { Sss,s..s, es 9
- At TIE same ti1s ssd pl... I'm
sssss wassa e DID 4 sc es. q
AISsEr insr,, Sp:s =; Z giii Sis. =
mn - yAMEs r TILT :; q G. for
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RAILROAD AcctnrNr M.Nr,rtrn

kkAiLkoAO AccfDENT-MANK KILLED.
| deal and dumb man was killed. by the dow pas.
vestsraan o. the Central Railroad near Shadwsll
| ~ sr0.y w ednesdayl morning ". was on
ths .t.sn, oy me engineer Who the slarn By
ana .s.. whistle fhs m.n STEPPED az the track
someuve struck him on his breast kayckins him
Wv the bank. and daahne out his brains His BODY
up and conveyed to Keswick Depot. He
tvs, We" stranger youns man apparently be-
nj. 70 snd II yesu OF age; from evidence sbont
Everss sni seem: he es.,s the name Of Emanuel
eaar' Jefersonion If yesterday.
we understand the young raised In Bal
e'"ore and named Everest On the night previous
ne s'sSedwith DR.. Charles Everett near Kaswici
Depot.
AGRICULTURAL secIEry.-The third snnual
meeting OF this Society held at the Smithsonian
'"sshasion, In Washington, on Wednesday Tween.
S-HS states were represented. Hen M P Wilder
" massachusetts, President OF the Society deliver
cd brief address, ard various agricultural matt.r.
"e'' discussed In the evening there was an adj
dress from the venerable g. w. p4Curtis on the AZ.
riouitursl character of George Washington.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN FREpERicKsRupc -o,,..
serious hre occurred in Fredericksburg, on Tuesday,
morning, about half past one O'Clock. The H.r.,a
gives the following account oft;
The FIRE originated in a small and uucecun,sd tsn-
ement belonging to Mr. Benz. sacrey. on Pri,csa.
Anne street on the second square below the Railroad
Depot Two houses belonging to Mr. Sacrey. three
belonging TO Mr.. John Grotz. and a Kitchen belong
ing to Mrs CurreH, were completely destroyed Two
OF the houses were unoccupied. and three had ten.
ants, viz Mr.. Raines, Capt. Wroten and Mr. Johns
ton. The furniture OF these gentlemen were ali
saved, but OF course in damaged condition The
buildings Ill understood were all covered by insur-
ancs,
One OF the unocsupted houses was fred bv an In.
eenolsTy. who was seen from a window lust az he
had kindled the blaze. Had there b zen supply of
water the ire might have been managed.
TONY BURMA correspondent OF the Baltimore
American, writing from Norfolk, after stating that
Anthony Burns passed through that place day or
two since from North Carolina, on his way North.
says:
| sm informed Burns was very unwilling to trv
northern cline again. but the planters IN the vicni
" oil ms late owner 50 strongly protesting against
slave who had once resided in the North associatjue
with their saves, caused Mr. Mcdaniel to dispose Of
MN; Mr. Mcdaniel had tried TO dispose of him in
the south, but for the same reason, could find no
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4 stolen, on last Thursday evening a DIAMOND
BREASTPlN, act in gold, containing six or seven
diamonds. 1t was lost between Wall street and nv
residence. The finder will receive the above reward
by leaving said pin at this office, at D. Bridge
ford Co.'S The pin has a small gold chain attach
ing plain gold pin, &c
fe 26-fs T. TTNSTEY
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TRUsIEES SALE OF REAL Els

'NUo1EE . OAIIE OF Il Il a l. Is
Il TAI by virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed
by r. r. Woodson, dated S9:h March, 1855 recorded
in HeuIico County Court, will be sold on WEDNES.
DAY. 14th dsy OF March, at O'Clock P NJ, upon
the premises, the property conveyed in said D sed,
being lot of ground the North side Of Lei sh at.
as continued near 6uchsnsns Springs adjoining the
property of N. r. Bowe. fronting 30 feet, running
back IT'S feet to alley 90 feet wide.
TERms-Cash
By order of the TRUSTEE
mh 2 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
\ FTER the above sale will be sold ten
IA other Lots near the above
Terms made to suit purchasers.
NH 2 TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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o S L GMr. j. B. McClelland's Sight
~ Draft bffMessrs. Deane Il Brown for SI12, pay
able to N. H. Goodwin, Dep'y Sheriff, endorsed BY
him and James S. Penn Also, Negotiable Note
drawn by Hartsook Elan, at months from asa
October, 1854, payable to and endorsed by u.s. for
1878 22-payment of the same has been stopped
The finder will confer favor by retu ming :hem to
US. FLANAGAN, STOKES 4 co,
fe 27--4t No. So Pearl at
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GHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of sun
~ dry executions, and notice of Chas. L Mosby,
(owner of the house lately occupied BY Elias Hale
as his tenant and of q notice from Chas. L. Mosby
to reserve the sum of $3.50 for rent due and be.
come due to him, I shsli proceed. MONDAY.
the 9Th day of March, 1885, to SELL the said leased
premses all the estate, right title and interest OF
the said Elias Hale in and to the said leased pre-.
misses up to the first day of January 1856, under and
by virtue Of the lease from the said Chas L. Mosby
to the said Hale, upon a credit corresponding with
the quarterly payments OF said rent. to wit: the st
April 1st July, lat October and LIST January en-.
suing. Bonds with good security viii be required Of
the purchasers upon such credits.
The nbove sale will take place at IL o'clock.
p. P. WINSTON, d. g.,
fe21 For Thos. w. boswell, 8. C. n.
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49, ~ SITS AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY. 18th of
house and lot on the Southwest corner of Leeh and
4th streets, occupied by Mr.. George w. Smith The
house contains about rooms. and 10 ia good order
with kitchen and cut-houses. The location of the
property and its arrangement renders it desirable
residerce.
TaRMs-Ope fourth cash; balance at 4. 8 and IL
months, with interest added and secured by a trust
deed TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
NH Auaiionaers
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ERAMED HOUSE AND LOT A
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

MULES, MULES AT AUCTION
Iyl Will be sold at auction. Council Chamber
Hill, on SATURDAY, March Sd. 1856 twelve likely
Young Mules, perfectly gentle and well broke.
The attention of planters, and the public generally
is requested to this SALE the stock is Of the very
best quality and the sale positive and unreserved.
Teras: All sums above 500, months for satisfac-
tory negotiable paper.
Also, at the same time and place, splendid City
Hack aud pair of young and perfectly gentle
Horses.
Terms: Negotiable note at months.
ALEX MOTT, Auct.
Additions to the above sale respectfully requested
ia
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lime
any,
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i the
pro
later
L ES-
hg in
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or was stolen frnm my premises, on Shockoe
HILL some days since, large white aud liver colored
SETTER DOG, answering to the name of Worth"
will give the above reward for him. If returned to
the Dispatch Office.
NH 1-3t VIM n CLARKSON
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS

IN SATURDAY, 10th of March. at 12
n. O'Clock, will be sold at public auction. at the
h.eoegar Foundry, double acting PUMP, with two
4o feet cast from pipe inches diameter and otbor
Uni; Pump 10 sold to pay the Purchase mo-
The attention of coiers and othars rsaur;ng :.
large Pump Ii invited to the sale
Ierms cash. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
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$50
can
NJ.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE sT. LOUIS.

foar Days Later from Esrope--Mr. Sonic. 8
Opinion scith Regard to Cnba-ProQress
Of Agairs at Sebastopoi- Matters General.
" Observation-Disclosures Intelligence,
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' ub-
lOrns
Hotel
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| RS
. lis
. sTso
quail
uye.
LII is
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DOZEN GALLON JARS NICE AS
~ SORTED PICKLES: 10 do half gallon do; 10
do quis; 10 do pts; do jars and cans assorted Pre-.
serves; 6 doz cans fresh Tomatoes and Peaches; 8
d. assorted Catsups and Sauces-all fresh and nice.
ust received and for sale by
SIMON BONAVITA l. CO.,
NH 2 No 70 Main ct.
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EUANO.-500 tons best Peruvian
~ 100 do do Mexican
Receiving AID for sale at Government prices, for
cash, by
NH 2-2tswSw HUGH w. FRY SON
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II FOR BALTIMORE-Thes upe-
- rior fast calling, packet 6ehr EMMA
JANE, Capt. CREIGHroN, having portion of her
cargo engaged, will have Dispatch For freight OF
remainder, apply to W. D. C0LQUITT& co.
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trident friend AMI supporter Of Fiee.trade and the
rights Of industry-uf the absolute and perfect
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PROSPECTUS OF THE UNA.

In announcing a new Volume of this periodical.
we deem it essential to call the attention of the
reading public to the claims it may have upos
them for patronage. III
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truthfully presented and its philosophy thor.
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will be warmly greeted by our readers Mrs, Dali.
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