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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-08

Notice.-InendiDg to continue the COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, most respectfully ask con-
tinuance of the patronage bestowed on the late
tention, to merit the same. My uncle, b. c. RAN
DuLPH, who will probably be here often for the
next few months, will aid me in my business.
Eehruary L ISL LIE I-lml MANN PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-08
+! IpsCOMB's CHEAP CASH GROCERY
IL UNION HILL.
CORNER 25TH AND NENABIE SrREETs.)

The subscriber akes this method of informing the
citizens Of Union Hill that he has opened a GRO
Gerry STORE at the above named place, and in
tends selling GROCERIES cheaper than they can
be bought in the city--No. Groceries. Ny motto
is, Small profits aud quick sales Come and
for yourself. NEWTON L1PSCUMB.
&, 90
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NEW CONCERN.-IIavins purchased of

~ J. SAUNDERS his interest in the STOCK
FIXTURES, &C, OF J. T. SAUNDERS x CO., we
will continue the business at the old stand lately
occupied by them, under the firm and style of
SAUADB x LOVING, where viii always be
found d well-Selected stock of GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, &c, which will be sold at the lowest
prices for cash, 10 puuctual customers time,
and to which we invite the attention OF the pa
irons of the late concern of SAUNDERS x Co,
and the public general y-hopnS, by strict at
teuton to business to give satisfaction to all who
may favor US with call.
JOHN 7. SAUNDERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-08

L RIES.-lO trkins No. Goshen Butter; l. DDS.
BUekwheat Flour: 80 bbls. Superine, Extra and
Family Flour; Smoked and Picked salmon; 50
half bbls. No. North Carolina Roe lierrinSs; 20
packages No. Mdckerel; % boxes English Dairy,
Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese; Oat Meal; Rye
Flour, &c, &c, just received and for sale on the
lowest terms for cash, or 10 prompt customers, at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-08

WOOD, EDDY CO.'S
w LOTTE RIES.
Authorized by the States OF
DELAWARE, MISSOURI and KENTUCKY,
Draw daily. in public, under the superinten-
dence Of sworn Commissioners
RI-The Managers Oiices are located at Will
mington, Delaware, and st. Louis, Missouri
PRIZES VARY FROM
So. so to 100000!
TICKETS FROM
$3.50 to $50!
De Circulars, giving full explanation and the
Schemes to be drawn, will be s:nt, free of eX-
pense, by addressing WOOD, EDDY Co,
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
CT yn.,ic No
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HHHkIuI TOT past IHVOFS, TIE SubSCflber
hopes to continue 10 receive a share of public
patronage. fe d--3t* JAMES X. ROPER.
A CARD have this day associated with me
n in the PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Dr.. PETER II. ANDERSON, formerly Of Amelia
county, and late of Chesterfield, under the style
and firm Of HICKS ANDERSON.
SAM'L ID HICKS
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1 1VUURS, LIt{ UOKS.--W NSJVN q TUW :
IL Frs have now in store OF old Whiskeys and
Brandies: 10 bbis. Pure Rye, a brand we'll known,
now from to 10 years DID, 30 bbls Bumgardner 5
Old aud Mellow; 275 bbls. other favorite brands Of
old Whiskeys; 200 bbs. lower grades; % pipes and
half pipes Hennessey and Otard, Dupuy Co.
Brandies with large stock OF other Llq uUrs, gen
orally, which we offer low. ia Is
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Sen, Aucts.
pRIcx HOUSE AND Lot ON BROOK

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON BROOKE
Is AVENUE, AT AUCTI0N.-Ws will sell mp
of February. commencing at 4 o'clock p. NJ, q
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT. on the west side Of
Brooke Avenue, adjoining the store Of Mr.. W.
Beveridge, and now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Hen
~ Neurohr There Is attached to the premises a
Kitchen, Stable, and other out-buildiDgs, togeth
er with we'll Of good water. The lot fronts about
~ feet, and rams back 100 feet.
Gerry stand.
TERMS or SaLE.-One-fourth cash the balance
al y, IL and IL months for negotiable notes with
interest added, and secured by a trust deed The
taxes ana insurance for 1881 To be paid BY the pur-
CHASER JAS. VI. TAYLOR * SON,
fa7 Argianaa,s
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ia 3 Family Tr0cefy, ID anu Malh SUI
mo slit THE SEASON-lO bushels very

l. superior Peas; fresh Roll Butter; Dried Cher
ries Dried Peaches; Dried and Green Apples;
Dried and Fresh Eeuison; superior Family Flour;
Virginia Buckwheat Flour; Fresh Green and
Black Teas; Ham and Breast Bacon, and very
fine Mercer Potatoes; all in store and selling low,
by WIN. q. pANDRlDGE,
ia No los Broad
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BE The sale to be continued from day
until the whole is disposed of.
CHANCERY NOTICES.

CITY OF RICHMOND. to wit:-At Rules
y held in the Clerks Office OF the Court of iust-
ings for the said City, on Monday, the ath day OF
February 1861:
William +. Phillips and Joseph WI
Coleman, partners doing business un-
der the style and firm of Phillips &
Olelnau .. TITS,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-15

Provisional Government, and for the election
officers; also, providing that State, county AM
municipal officers shall Immediately take th.
oath Of allegiance to the United States. Thu
ordinance is made the special order for We'd
nesday next. y
In the afternoon, q spirited debate ensued
upon the declaration reported yesterday.
Mr.. Dorsey, Of Monongala, took strong
ground for the immediate division of the State
Mr.. Carlisle took the ground that Congress
at the coming session would not be likely to
recognize the divison-which recognition ia
necessary-un the rebellion In the Southern
States is put down; the object of Congress be.
ing to restore every original State to the Union.
This done, Congress would recognize the provi
sional Legislature, and with the consent Of the
Legislature and Congress-, separation could be
effected at an early day.
Five hundred stand of Government arms, q
loan from Massachusetts,, arrived here to-day
for distribution to the Home Guards In this
and adjoining counties. Fifteen hundred more
are expected tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-15
From Louisville and tho south

LouIsviLLE, June IA The Southern papers
advise farmers to save every thing in the shape
Of fodderi wheat, rye, and oats, straw. They
are very much in want OF salt, printing paper,
lead and leather. f. a sg''s tls,Ss ,sr
James Stevens, Of this city, is making ar
rangements to build gun boats for the Govern
ment. so5s ro ~, gc.A
- The Nashville Patriot states that party,
with the boat Red Reyenger, In the Cumber
land River, had applied lcr Letters Of Marque.
The Custom House at Atlanta, Ga, has been
abolished, and one. is to be established near the
Northern boundary of Tennessee. l,,ia ~!
The Memphis Avalanche, Of the 10th, advises
the free negroes to 90 to work on the intrench-
ments at Randolph, and says they wilt be forced
II they do not volunteer. Il adds the remark
thatthose who volunteer will, ,be discharged as
soon 40 the foritications are finished, but those
who are forced to enter the service will be de-
tanned during the war. TFf npTQUII
(. The Courier says that a'majority against sep.
aration in,east Tennessee, y estimated at TO-
600 to l2UO0. A(y1 y = 10 f
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Great Bethel, Yorktown, &c.
FoRTRnss MONROE, June II,
VIA BALTlMJ JRE Jupe Id

Via BALTIMORE June ID
IL is confirmed that the Rebels had retreateG
from Great Bethel, so far as their main body
is concerned, but the place is still held by them
and can be occupied bya large body on very
short notice. SO ~,
Capt. H E. Davis, son Of Judge Davis, Lieut.
Chas H. Seaman and DR.. Martin, of Col Du-
ryee's Regiment, yesterday entered the enemy q
lines with flag of truce, and went twice within
half a mile of yorktown. r
They saw formidable battery at Great
Bethel, but were not allowed to examined in the
works, and from there to Yorktown were con-
Quoted by bride paths and escorted by a Ser.
geant and four soldiers, who met them at New
market Bridge, three miles from Hampton, to
which point the Secession pickets extend.
They were courteously treated by Col. ]. B.
Magruder, who commanded OF Great Bethel.
There was large encampment OF cavalry
at yorktown, and the place was being strongly
fortified. There were also batteries betw cen
Great Bethel and Yorktown,
The Secessionists report one killed and five
wounded at the engagement at Great Bethel,
and express the wish that Gen. Pierce may be
retained In command. -------...--.-.,',-
MAJ. Winthrop was shot by Louisiana riAe-
man, while leading vigorous charge. He was
buried1 by the Rebels, and bis heroism greatly
praised .s-,..1 IN ,.5rsf "a. = '.....
Two Zousyes died while prisoners. g .s.
The Rebels say they have other prisoners whom
they were willing 10 exchange. h, 49, 3,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-15

Important from HarPer's Fsrry-The
Bridge Across tho Potomac Blown
up and Destr0yed-aeporled Evac-
uafiOn OF the Place.
FREDEhIoK, Md June IA.
II is reported that the bridge across the Po
tomac at Harper's Ferry was blown up and en-
tlrelY destroyed, between four and fvc O'Clock
this morning. The explosion was distinctly
heard, and the smoke Of the burning structure
seen, by parties here.
IL is also reported that all the troops have
been Withdrawn from the Maryland shore, and
the town Of Harper's Ferry has been evacuated
by the great body Of the troops recently there.
T A small force is yet there, probably the rear.
guard OF the retreating army.
II is said eight car loads of provisions were
destroyed, to prevent them falling into the
hands Of the Federal forces, who were supposed
to be concentrating upon Harper's Ferry from
the direction Of Greencastle and Cumberland.
The destruction of the bridge may be regard
ed as certain. Confrmatory intelligence has
been received within few minutes.
/ The bridge at Shepardstown is aluo burnt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-15
From Key West.

New YoRK, June ID.
The store ship Supply arrived this morning
from Key West, bringing dates to the 22d ult
Very little excitement existed at the time of
her departure.
Apparently warm feeling for the Govern
ment prevailed.
The Crusader, Wyandotte and Water Witch
were in port. The two latter we're to leave for
Fort Pickens. All were well.
The s. steamer Quaker City. from Old
Point Comfort and Hampton Roads, had also
arrived. ts
The Tribune says that the particulars of the
late expedition we're communicated to the
Rebels BY traitor in our camp, who has been
arrested: The Posts dispatch says that Gen.
Scott has received conformation of the evacu.
alton Of Harper's Ferry. The Rebels have
gone to Leesburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-15

The THIRD REdlMENT-Five companies Of
the Third Regiment were mustered into the u
8. service on Thursday, All its companies vol
unteered for three years, but not all Its men
Several companies need recruits. The officers
are as followe: .ssr-aas '1s.f2f'7
FIELD OrFIcERs-Co i. H. Marrowi
Lieutenant7 Colonel, John Beatty; "a Major, ]
y W.keiier.i y ~ 4Is 'hasd sd lvi yLsmss.
80 COMPANY OFSIoERs--C Company A--Captain
o. A. Lawson; First Lieutenant, E. d. House
Second Lieutenant. ]. w, Sgasey. ..aYR
Company B. Captain, J. II, Wing; First Lieu
tenant W. II. Patterson; Second Lieut., Geo
l.. Burke. -~--'-
Company C-Captain, J. M. Dana; Firs
Lieutenant, E A. Cranston; Second Lieut., 8
Pmden. ~. = @lN'
Company D--Captain, j. G. svenanda; FRS
Lieut., J, e. !Thompson;s Second Lieut.rS. D
Carpenter. 30 q Dssts ~ aaa gl5mira 1rog
-ae Company E-ACaptain, p. p Abbot; Firs
Lieutenant, Charles Allan; Second Lieut.. J. R
,i,y Company F-Capt. w. c., Rossmap; FRS
Lieutenant, ]. B. Ebert; Second Lieutenant, j
Company G--Csptain, o. T. aTdrney; FRS
Lieutenant, Jas, idarra; Second Lieutenant, E
=esSSsn, %s H-espssia, III. MopoSgsl; Flrs
kLieutenant,a HIS Bell; Second -Lieut., Ffahl
P.Dale.suScs no. = s9rii O.! !ssisiiiH AUD
Company I--Captain. H. E.. Cunard; Firs
Lieutenant, James 81. John; Second Lieutenant
Company K Captain, AZ H. Baton; Firs
Lieutenant, las, lmtriei Second Lieut., Calvil
L.starr.' N91 f.41'si Z NHlTIEI'
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Frnm New orleans.

-..., NEW ORLEANS, June IA.
Texan advices say that Cortinas was attacked
about a mile from Redmond's ranchero, by 9
force under Capt. Benavides, and completely
routed, killing7 Of his men, wounding severai
and dispensing them from the place. Cortinat
escaped with about ten men into Mexico.
IL ia understood that revolution has been
inaugurated In Tarmanlipas. Guerrearro, the
defeated candidate for Governor, Issued proc.
lamation, removing the question as to who
should be Governor from the ballot box to the
sword. - ID a. ,,,...
The impression was that the revolution would
become general, and that Guerrearro would
unite his forces with those Of Marques and Ma
jica, who have been setting the Juarez Govern
ment at defiance. ai q.-4 elara4