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LOST,


n OsT-LADY'S MUFF-Siberisn Squirrel. Tho
ID 4 finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at the
Cnledonians Shades on Vine.st above Ffth, for
DIR. BOWLER. deS-b1
II QST-A pocket book containing papers and
ii Amoney; also a draft on Johh III. Dlckerson: Y. NJ.
u. g. A. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving il at Moore Albrechts carriage shop, l2l
East SecSnd-st. de2-b,
II OST-A small black and tan Dog had on a sil'
u 4 yer plate collar. The fuder will be suitably
rewarded BY bringing him to 80 Pearl-st., between
Main and Walnut de2-0T
n OST-VICTORINE-0n Sunday evening, De-
IL cember ], on Ninth-street, between Vine and
Western avenue. or on Western avenue or Clinton
street Brown Fur yiotorine. The foder will h9
suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at29 West Seventh
etTeet, OinchnRti de2bF
u OST-A Diamond BreRst-pin, single stone, was
II lost on the Thursday evening Of week before
last Any one having found he came will receive a
reward of Ave dollars by leaving the pin at boydB
Tailor shop, near the corner of Third and Syca'
more streets. uecz-D'
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NTOR SALE-PIAN0-A fine Seven Octave
II Rosewood Piano, beautifully carved, for SlT5,
cash, if applied for soon. Inquire at 5S41 gree
man street. ueS D.
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BOARDING.

TpOARUJNG-An NJ furnished front room, with
Nd boarding for a man and wife or two single gem
tlemen, at 332 Sixth st. Also, a few day board
ers e3b+
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NpOARDIRG-Two hne front rooms, furnished
Id or unfurnished, suitable fer family or single
gentlemen. Also, accommodations for one or two
day .boarders Apply at 242 Plum st., corner of
George de3 dF
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H5IOR SALE-A BARGAIN--A well-impr owed
~ Farm, containing fifty acres, with the Horses,
Cows Hogs, Wagon, Plows, Harness, HId every
mart payment small cottage anA lot in this city.
For particulars, address b. G.. II at his office
Tde2 c.
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GensraI Mcclellan in Favor Of an Ex-
change Of Prisoners.
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HNOR sALE-OB TBADE--The advertiser has
H Town Lot in Xenia, Ohio, 50xl6O, wh.oh he
will sell low for cash, would trade for pion9 or
furniture-a bargain. Address &. W., Press Office.
no2gtf
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Rebel Outrages in Kentucky.
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FOR sALR,

NTOR SALE CHEAP.-0ne large show win
n dow, snow cases shelving, stove, &c. Apply at
No. 81 Broadway. good bargain can be had
ldec3. 2t$
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IBOARDING-At No. 139 Race.st A beauti-
ID ful suit Of rooms Also, two other roomsj also
vacancies in other for gentlemen. Que single
room A back parlor suitable for an office or gen-
tleman's sleeping room. de3 bf
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Highly Important from Spain
TIE BALEARIC ISLES TO BIZ CEDED
TO NAPOLEON.
SHARP PICKET sKIRMISH.
IMPORTANT ORDER TO GOVERNORS
OF STATES.
NO MoBE TROOPS TO BE RECEIVED BY THEM
EXCEPT UPON THE oRL ERs OF THE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Sharp SkiTmish at Buckingham, S. @.
THE FEDERAL FORCES INPOSSESSToN
OF ST. HELENA SOUND.
GensraI Mcclellan in Favor Of an Ex-
change Of Prisoners.
Advance of the Federal Lines
Rebel Outrages In Kentucky
Ten Unionists Driven into 6
House and Burnt,
! he Reported Removal fthe Southern
Uapital to Nashville Incorrect.
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Advance of the Federal Lines.
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WNOR SALR-sOME EXCELLENT LAND-In
E Iowa. Would pay part cash and balance in
land for small farm NEAR Cincinnati Addres. 5
s., Prees Once. no39 II
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had gone out--they could invite all the other
States TO come into their confederation. He
would not stop ut New York, as some did but
would invite all. As to the idea that there
must be in all respects a perfect identity of
interests, he believed that when 1t was ear
ried ont il was calculated to stir up feelings
that should not exist between members of a
common family.
He thought that there was no positive as
surance that the Sou thern Confederacy would
afford sufficient protection 20 Yirsinia-no as
surance that the plan laid down by the Pro-
visioual Government would be permanent -
He complained of the North-he denounced,
her. But had not the South sometimes yio-
lated the laws by the importation of frican
slaves: and il this had been done before was
there any security that it would not be done
under a Pro vsional Southern Government
With The competition TO which Virginia would
he thus subjected. she would stand in still
further danger from those whom she made
strangers and aliens on the other side of the
Ohio River. Mr.. Goggin also alluded TO tla
threatened prohibition of the Interstate
slave trade, and 10 other subjects in co0npc-
ton there with
The time was past when we should ask the
people of the North to go into consultation
but had we asked il, and had 1t been denied ",
we should not to-day have witnessed the spec
tacle here of divided counsels. The whole
South would have been united. and peace
and quietness restored. As matters now stood
he conceived the conference of the borGeI
states to be the only right and inst plan Of
settlement. He did not believe coercion wouid
be attempted, yet was in favor OF ample pre-
paration for any emergency.
After Mr.. GoGGIN had spoken some two
hours, 1--WE have given but an outline of hi,
remarks he gave way at the suggestion o
| Mr.. DoRNas, for motion to adiourn-ane
| then, on his motion,
The Convention adjourned.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Conversational.

WASurvsroY Feb ID -Seaute-Tha Sonata
discussed the Colorado Territorial bill. The
House amendments We're adopted, and the
bill passed The Nevada and Dacotah Terri
torial bills were also passed.
The House amendments to the Post Route
bill were concurred in, and the bill passed
The Army bill was up and discussed at
length
After receding from its amendments TO the
passed it.
Hopse.-The House postponed, by a vote of
loo to "a. Stanton s force bill until THURSDAY
bringing it under the Presidents rule nor to
sign any bill three days before adjournment.
This is equivalent 10 the defeat of the bill
The report Of the Committee of THIRTY
Three was up and debated and the dav spent
"Iilibustering' on it. 1t will be, probably,
tai ken up tomorrow.
The Crittenden resolutions were referred to
casually, in debate, as likely to be defea ted to-
morrow.
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Horrible TInrIer.

SCRANTON. PA. Feb 25.-At about half-pa
one O'Clock on Sunday morning, three men,
named George Brennan, Andrew Farrell, and
= Berole, were passing street in the city
OF Carbondale, they were attacked by a man
named Martin Gibson. The former was in
SANITY killed Farrell fatally stabbed. and Be
role dangerously injured. The weapon used
was Il large boWie-knite. No clue can be as
certained for the deed, as all the parties Were
said 10 be sober. Gibson expressed regret al
being defeated i'll his purpose of killing all
three. The murderer passed through here on
his way 10 Wilkesharre Jail yesterday.
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Attempted Suicide.

NEWARK, \. J., Feb. 25-The CITY Hotel
mere was tie scene OF an attempted suicide on
Saturday night. 4 man and woman engaged
1 room together, and largely partook of lauda-
mum. Both however survived, though they
suffered much. The man name is said 10 be
Moore, connected with the Zine Works, and
respectfully connected here ana in New ork
The woman is unknown The case appears
10 be shronded III mystery, and strong eXer-
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NGrtitern Markets.

bales FioGr qnict aud nndrhanged. What I's
steaiy. Corn Ower-Inixed 6t506s3c new choice
white Southern 7GN77C. Provisions heavy. Whis-
Key firm. Sugar hrW-NuscOyado 40tJ5c. Coffee
irn at Il "a icc. Orleans MoiA&ses $50 Sic Rosiu
- $50 $50. Turpentine acM37c.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 2e.-Fiour dull-EIoward and
ahin S:3.31. Wheat irlu. Corn has declining
teniency-mixrd 55ft5s: yellow jsGiG'. Provis-
.ons duil ~ unchanged. Coffee firm at l2iMI3
WhiSkey higher At 10.
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SAVINGS IN New TORK.-The superin tendent
of the New York Banking department reports
the amount OF deposits in all the savings banks
OF the State, on the I,t of January, 1851, as
S67 ,4I0 .3I2: an increase Of nearly $10,00O, COO
over the amount of deposits January /, 1860.
Every tllrtieth inhahitant in the State is 4 de-
positor, and the average to each in 1860 was
1924 -.
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ArGrsrA RACES Wedpesdoy.- race,
two mile heats, for Jockey Club purse, 500.
Entries Fanny Washington and Red Eagle
Won by former. Time SOL, 3.IfI. Second
race, mile heats. Entries Exchequer, Leisure,
Mary Allen and Fictorine. Won by Exche-
quer. Time-1ist, 400, 1.5ot The first hea t
was won by Eictorine in so!
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FOR RENT AND SALE

-, . a. . . -
sii? ASp M SOCK Uf GP5t pn ttS1 ~,
f,a ST1REand GEII5p anJ IA 10 tTnttE nt,
iRnfF }II GU and ~ s "a III !Tf 81 oN nE
~ a a aF'y a; n l"[ 'e en-
mad. Apply to THO>. ". kEE>BH, AUct,
lie 25-St Corner l2;h and Cary SITS.
MI s,rnclnri Un u rc,tici lie
AuSttIsou. coptainina ToCf,SFe with ire. DlacasI
c,rr4ge- hou,e, wood and coal house, aul pump
good water, with large lot attached For
terms appiyt9 nam,
fe 95-et
". g5nEf HII ,1u. - rhn r., Ir,-.1,.I
,s:..; stands in The city fer a RESTAURANT,
doA ACIlON h En- or GKoCERl situated
city. 10 a good tenant the terms VIII be mod
Isl oa1rn Dun f. 9stk
- !. :, :. :. y = ;,
III Chglch mn next door 70 Mr. Henry south,
an = contMhlh5 rooms, kitchen large lot
attached &C i1SSeaS ION given lmtne tldta -
App1I - II 21---dt h. d. hAtti).
at-s FOR /. Il y IA desirable BKltk
F55;a DWELLING. with garden lot. in siGu4y one
~"-A square above the uld ta!r Grouud, on Maiu
street. Apply to REDWOOD X REACH,
"a Main street next to p H. Stark's ArricuItnral
store. Fl. 26-ts
FOR si iENr1 I'D, desirahe aEs!DEECE
ILL s,zet FAMILY Possession EVEN on ann7Iea
ton to lie 2&-lW r.. u. Fht 10.
A.. roi, ;, s7AT "a I.,--, ,cITNL ! lily7,--1-
f; - - u - re t@iae =, + E-,' on
-A-A recently occuplci by Mrs aiottIrv ts a board,
ing house; Tor which purpose 1t is admirably
adapted. Apply TO
te ut "Hpp1N Y APPBRs"N,
Ase9 k0H HENI--A desirable DIV tll4IAG-
a4:i HOUSE, on Grace street, one door above lsy
---A street ; has 10 rooms, Kitchen and laundry.
and serTaats rooms, water and saS through iue
nouse. Possession gwen 10th Of March. Apply
at the Office CT Inc 'Erquirer,' or the pIeIl-
70
-9t>. IL IS
;sr:s %ttER " GOD STILL FOR RENT. -
eFf% This beautiful MARhhT FARM Que mile
ns-" from the city OF Richmond, Is still for rent,
the person who rented It having failed 70 comply
WIZ NJ, contract u " Iu = H.n W
Ie .o-.s \ " 80 / W.
d. FOR TX ENY-TWo FRONT ROOMS over
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Il firm in Rome, fra., has manufactured n
carriage for President Davis, and & firm in
Washington another for Mrs. - President .
Lincoln.
Capt. John +. HolSe. a member of the Lee
gislature of North Carolina, has been elected
Adintant- General of the Stale, with 4 salary
of II, 500.
An Intelligent young Chinaman, clerk in Il tea
store ut st. Louis Wis married last week, 10
Il pretty young American girl.
A card from Rev. Charles +. Deems, de-
MES that he is {; candidate for 4 seat IN the
North Carolina Convention.
Mrs Ann McTagne has been arrested at AL
bany for the murder OF her child, by placing
it ppon piazza TO freeze to death.
Rev. Geo. Fisher, Of the Baptist Church,
died III Lewis county, VII, on the 18th inst.
Oil has been struck in Gilmer county,
Va.
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HE Peace Conference.

WAsHTHGToy, Feb. 26.-The Peace Confer
Pence will probably adopt some action today.
but it is understood it will not be fayorabIy
received by the Southern Democracy, and that
il will probably politically emasculate Vir-
nj,
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SECOND nISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, p. M.-The Congress
held a brief session to-n night. The subject OF
compromise is as widely open as ever, though
some remote hope of an adjustment, accepta-
bic to Virginia, is en- tertained.
1t is believed Franklin's snbs tittltp was
voted down in the Peace Congress, and il is
understood Crittenden's resolutions will be
proposed tomorrow.
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THE Twenty -SEcosp IN THE
birthday Of Washington was c"lebra ted with
muth en- thusiasn at Charleston. :. G, mill
tarY paraties and feu de j0ie ma-sUng the oc-
caslon. Fort Sumter, the Courier slys, also
belched forth Its saucy salute OF thirty four
guns
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NEGRO RVRSr.-In Harris county, Ga, on
the u h inst, the house of l. N Middlebrook
was entered, during his absence, and his wifi.
violated. The people, Infatuated At the crime
broke open the jlil door, and taking the crimi-
nal TO a stake, burnt him to death
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DRowSED. Frederick Gcrmaen, who had
been in his youth u chasseur in the army OF
the first Napoleon, was drowned in Seaiaqua-
da creek, Buffalo, =. Y. on Friday night last
He had been resident of Buffalo for some
years, and worked at the trade of Il ship car
uSntPr
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PERsovAL.-Hon. John Bell passed through
Alexandria, Va, Monday afternoon, on his
way TO Washington. He came via the Orange
and Alex antiria Railroad. At Culpaper &. II g.
when the ears stopped, ne was called out, ana
addressed the citizens for n few moments
Mrs. Bell accompanies her husband.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

ROCERTFS. DRY GOODS, CLOTHI Nc,
TT sc-will be sold al auction, at my store on
THURSDAY, Feb zssh, commencing at 10 clock
a general assortment Of Groceries, Dry Goods
Clnthing. Shoes, &c.
FrRNTTURE.-A lot Of second hand Furniture
stoves, &c.
ALS0-Severai fine Gold and Silver Watches.
Jew elrv, Cutlery, and Fancy Goods.
fe y ALEX. MOTT. Auct'r.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son, Aucts. fee-tds
SALE DE a y IS AT IITII Il
BY Redwood & Reach, Auct'rs.
ia MAIN STREET.
~ FINE MULES AND HORSES AT

L~3S'AUCTlON.-O WEDNESDAY. 9TH day of
March, We will, ut the request of John p.
Dickinson, Trustee, sell, at auction, on Council
Chamber Hill, at 10 clock 4. Nj
20 MtL LES, most Of which are young, we'll
broken and of fine size:
good sized Snowy and mosr excellent HORSES.
Farmers and others III want OF good Mules aud
Horses, would do well to attend this sails.
Terms -Four months, for approved. endorsed
negotiable notes. fe 25-tis
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TAILORING.
a nfCHMoND CLOTHING MANI

An HfCHhOND MANI
MA FACTORY The subscribers have 0n hand
~ q large ard complete assortment of SOUTH
Ii ERN MANUFACTu RED GbuDs-Cloths,
Cassimers and Eesings, Of all grades, from the
following noted mills Crenshaw, Mills Rich
mond, Va Miller y Co Mills, Culpeper county,
Va; Kelley, Ford x Cos Mills, frederehs burg,
Va; Thomas x Aimes' Mills, Marion, smith
county, Va: Rock lsiaDi Mills, Charlotte n C.;
which we are prepared TO make to measure at the
shortest notice, and in the latest and most ap-
proved stylrs--g Gods that will compare ia every
respect with the best Northern manufactured
goods, and many of the Crenshaw gurds equal IL
iu4litv to French. There can be no longer q q
.xcuse for laying goods manufactured out of the
state. In addition. We keer always hand
,tpcx Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS AND
EASSIMERisS, not 10 be surpassed by any house
in the city We have the best Of Cutters
md a corps of workmen not to be surpassed
ny any boise in the Uui0n, with deterIni-
uation to furnish patrons with Southern
Ciothing-materiai raised Sonth, goods wove
south, cut and made South, ami We trust to be
sold and worn South, a. We are determined to do
all in our power to push forward Southern insti-
tutions SPENCE & CAREY.
Clothiers aud Merchant Tailrrs
g. of Matp nd
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NOTICE. --Captaius Of Volunteer Companie
IN throughout the State respectfully in formed
that the Commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose OF obtaining Announcements, &c, have
are delivered at this post they are issued imms-
diately, according to priority Of date OF orders
CHARLES DlMM0CK
ia lots Capt Sup Arnory, Richmond, Va.
NTOTICE..-Volunteer Officers OF the state are
~ respectfully informed that beside the boads re-
anired by law, there must be an order from the
Adiutant General, to authorize the Superintendent
of the state Armory To issue arms. &c.
In Ia-ts O. DTMM0CK.
nENUVIAN QCANO--For sale, TO arrive, by
i eU d. II. HklEkER . co,
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LrANCY GOODS.-We offer cur large stock al
Il very reduced prices, for cash. II embraces il
part, beautiful variety Of Fancy China and other
Mantel Vases, Parian Ware, Match Boxes, &c;
Motto Guns and Saucers; Fancy China Articles. IN
great variety: Elegant Cologne Bottles; Fancy
Mugs; Rich PAPER Machie DESKS and Work Boxes,
Fancy China, Tea and Toilet sets. We cordially
invite oUr friends and the public generally TO ca II
and examine. We have also many desirable arti-
ciss ter presents for gentlemen.
TH0S. A. BULKLEY Il Co.
ia Main
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By Thomas W. keesee, Auct'r,
Office corner Of 18th and Cary streets.)

DRAINED CARPENTER SHOP FOR
Il SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold gu WED
NESDAY afternoon, Feb. 27th, at O'clock, he
CARPENTER SHOP on the alley, between 7th
and sth, on Main street. This shop is in irst-
ratio order and nearly
TERMs.-Cash. TUOS. W. KEESEE,
fe y Auctiopeer.
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nHYSiCI.Ns ND sTInEYrs.-MFAnE

sJEafN'NlkN M = u ENES.-MhA UE
~ BAKER offer to Physician. ami Graduates
of Medicines, select assortment of Pure and Re
Liable MEDICINES, PHARMACEUTICAL PRO
DUCTS, MEDICAL SADDLE-BAG$, MEDICINE
CHESTS. Packet aud Operating Cases If SURGI-
CAL INSTEIMhNTSt Dissecting aui DENIAL
CASES, TkUS6kS, CLAFlCAL APPARATUS,
SpLlNT&, and every variety Of Surgical lusiru-
Inents, st manufacturers prices.
\ Dung Physicians just commencing the practice
Of medicine, are invited to eXamlue our stock and
estimates Of outfits before purchasing elsew here,
as we feel confident that can supply reiiab c
and properly prepared medicines GU as good terms
as they can get them in Philadelphia or N Y ork
MEADE 4 BAKER,
Manufacturing Pharmaeeutists.
ia p;nb,uauI W.
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BY Z. b. Cook. Auetioheer.

S00 PAIKS WINDOW SH 4 ID ES, Ia
cOO BILE OIL CLOTHS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS.
SHOES. &c, AT AUCTION .--on wEpN ESpAY.
2!th inst, at 10 o'clock will sell at the Window
Shade Depot Of NJ. Golden, 2ao Broad street, be-
tween 3rd aud attn streets
500 pairs splendid WINDOW SHADES. consist
ing of beautiful Gold, Gold and Velvet Gothic,
Bouquets, Vases, Laud and sea Scenery, &c.
Also
so Velvet and Brussels HEARTH RUGS: Table
OIL CLOTHS a large assortment Of fresh a nd sea-
sonable DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, &C.
The attention of the trade Is requested.
fe 20 L. b. COOK, Auct.
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nv Alexander No,, Arc,,r

MIGHT SALES.-Win be sold, al auction,
~ THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general assortment Of W atches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Drv Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at 7 o'c,k =. NJ .
ia 2a-'s ALEXANDER MOTT. Auc''i
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NANCY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

L We have on hand, Of late Importation a large
and we'll selected stock Of FANCY GOODS, ON
sisting of China Vases, Cologne Bottles Card
Baskets, Parisn Vases, Figures, Etru.can Vases,
Fancy Bohemian Vases, Spoon Holders &c: Fancy
Fish Globes, Perfume Stands, Work Boxes, Fancy
french Music boxes, and many other Fancy
Goods too numerous To mention, all OF which w
shall offer at greatly reduced prices from this date
GEO. j. SUMNER & CO.,
fa Iron Front tsuitdinez
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by T.. IL. Cook. AuCt.

TNARN OF $50 ACRES. NEW KENT
L COUNTY. 4 NILES FROM "DlSPATCH'' Pc
POT, on RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD, AT AUCTIpN.-By request OF Mr.. John
Doug las, Trustee. | viii sell on the premises. az
above. on FRIDAY, 9Th March, commencing at Il
o'clock, tho PLANTATION az present occupied by
J. '. Douglas, couta- ming $50 acres, on half of
which Is cleared; balance we'll sat in wood, and
It Is confidently believed that an enterprise =
man could sell weed enough to pay most, if not
all, the purchase money.
The improvements are, good dwelling house,
2 new frame kitchen, containing four rooms new
frame carriage house. doubled brick smoke
house. and other necessary buildings. There is !.
wei OF excellent water at the kitchen door The
Ice alton Is perfectly healthy. and the ueighbor-
hood good A. any in tie State. There is an
Episcopal Church within one mile.
40 rHE SAME TiNE-Wiu be sold, all the
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS. aud the HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF Ia ndsome sets
of W aluut Chamber Furniture, Walnut Sideboa-d
Marhle-ToP Tables, Dining Tables, &c, &c.
TERHs-tur he Farm, one-third cash balance
in Il, j. and q months, secured by deed of
trust. For movahle-, al sums under $50, cash
over that amount 60 days credit, for approved
endorsed paper. lie :cl L. i. COOK, Auct.
greek OF 0R0CEHfE>. Liquors, TIN
- y ARE &c, &c, IT AUCTION On THURS
store Of Me>srS. Wyatt X Ashton, corner 2lth and
Main streets, their entire stock Of
GROCERIES,. Liquors. TlNWARE,
STORE FIXTURES, BAR and CONTENTS, &c.
The attention III the trade il requested as the
stock consists of we'll selected articles in the
Grocery zinc. TERMS, at sale.
fe IS & b. COOK tuctir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27
DRY GOODS. &c.

SUNDRIES.-we rec pectiuIiy call attention 10
- the following 0OopS, received by latest ar
rivals: Cotton, silk, Linen Cambria, and other
Uandkerchisfs Coat, Vest, Pant aud other bu.
tons, in every variety; Su.p-nders. full assort-
ment Ladies' and Gents' Gloves and Gauntlets;
Hosiery, all grades Gents Collars, Scarfs Graz
watts and Ties Skirt Braid all colors Dress
Whalebone, all sizes: Biav and Blouse Linens
Brown Linen Dsmssk Huckabaek and Diaper
Towels; Cotton diaper, &c, Nc:
fe l3 KENT, PAINE * co.
IYOSIERY: HOSlERY!!-.Just landed, Il
IL our own importation
2,oco doz. Ladies' COTTON HOSE, all qualities
l,0G0 " Misses all sizes and
qualities;
1000 don. asnts' COTTON HALF HOSE, all qnali-
ities
Also, 1000 do1. L. C. HANDKERCHlEFS. ell
grades.
All Of which offer to the trade at q small ad-
vance upon cost Of Importation
GINTER, ALVEY ARENTS,
Pts Iruportars and Jobherg. Main at