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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-04
BY Dunlop, Moncure Il Co., Aucrs.

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MOLAS.
" SES AT AUCTlON.-On WEDNESDAY, the
10Th instant, commencing at 1oS o'clock. we will
sell, at our AUCTION STORE, the cargo Of the
Schr. d. ). Williams, say
OSO HHDS. SUGAR, ranging from fair to choice
c.tU quality.
225 BBis and
100 HALF BBLs. choice quality MOLASSES.
Will be added to the above SALE her articles
suited 10 the trade.
TERMS Under 300, cash over 800, months
credit, for approved. negotiable paper
Eeg The sale will take place without regard to
weather, and commence at leg 0 clock, to give
dealers time to attend the cargo sale of Rio Coffee
by Messrs. CRESsHAw & Co.
ap4-td DU NLOP, MONCTRE & Co. Aucts.
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eta lis Of which would not be interesting to

details Of which would not be interesting TO
your readers. a.=-.
at CITY Point yesterday. While some fisher
men were engaged in their calling, they drew
TO the surface of the water the body OF a boy /,
apparently aboutl2 years of age The body
was considerably ,trcomposed. and they were
unable TO decide whether 1t was mulatto or
white. A rope was found tied around his
neck, as IL violence had been used. l did not
learn what was done with the body
Mon CRrR
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 3.-Flour active and l2}c.
higher-all kinds quoted at So 81. Wheat firm
red u .3.Gpt 81 !; white II 5oG115I. Corn steady
mixed 5tGt 5sc. yellow cog ole. white $40 55c.-
Provisions steady aud unchanged Coffee hrm at
l2:Qsls.c. Whiskey steady at 17iQlsc.
NEW YORK, April a.-Cotton frm-Up!and mid
dlilgs l2s. Flour heavy-S0uthern unchanged -
Wheat quiet Corn has a declining tendency
Mixed e74DsS; Southern white asi@ y: yellow 6aGt
Gss. Wbiskey steady al ISL Sugar steady--Mus-
covado 4sM6t Coffee steadv-Rio 1lsG15t Java
II. MoasSes anged-Orieaps 33mSI Tur-
pentine duh at S5tG36. Rosin firm at 1870. Stocks
dull and iower-New York Centrals 76s, Virginia
SIS IS, Missouri e's 05fit5s.
Sales in New YORK, April 2. of -, 600 Va. 6s at
yet; 81 900 n G. os at 81, sni &c. 900 Tenn. So at
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From CharleSIOn.

CHARLESTON, April 1.-THE State Conven-
ton in secret session, are discussing the Con-
stitution which will doubtless be ratified to-
morrow by s. large majority.
IsECoND DIRPATCH.
CHARLESTON, April 3.--The Convention to-
day. by vote OF 149 to %, ratified the perma-
nent Constitution. The members will change
TO morrow, when the minority Will be reduced
n O or 10
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By Goddiu Il Appersom, Aucts.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF SFyENVV.E'

| ACRES OF VALUABLE W00D LAND. IL
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AT DISPATCH y
DEPOT FIFTEEN MILES EAST OF RICHMOND
As Trustee in certain deed of trust from Mr. X
l.. " alker aud wife, dated Esd February, lsol
duly recorded in New Kent County Court, shall
al the request of one of the creditors named in
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th April. 1881
at IL O'Clock A. IL. Of fair; il not the first fair day
thereatter.1 the LAND conveyed by the said deed
containing seventy acres. and said to be very
valuable on account of its proximity to the Depot
(being within a quarter OF Il mile,l and TO The
which il ab0undS.
TERMS. -Cash. The taxes for 1861 to be paid by
the purchaser.
ap ids w. GODDIN Trustee
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From Central America.

New YORK, April 3.-Tha steamer North
ern Light, from Aspinwall on the 18th ult.,
has arrived.
Advices from Peru state that President Mo-
reno, of Ecquador, has been intriguing for the
annexation of his country to France.
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Election at jefferson, Mo.

ST. LOUIS. April AT the election in JEFF
ferson City, yesterday, Ewing was elec TED
Mayor over Miller, the Unconditional Union
candidate, by two majority
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


nem> VALUABLE DAiRYsTOCK AT
~ExaKM AUCTION We will sell at auction
T1 at Atlee's stable, near the sugar Re-
azzAs-<&e fnery, in Rockets, on FRIDAY
morning. April the 9Th, at 1oA O'Clock. twenty very
superior MICH cows, of improved stock, from
one OF the best dairies In the county, among
them some very large mixers. The attention OF
Darynen ana others wanting fine COWS, Is spe-
ap It'd REDWOOD K KEACH.
TERAa-All sums under $50, cash; all over lat
amount four months', for sppro led endorsed ne
gotiable paper. REDWOOD KEACU
ap3
A UCT1ON SALE OF HACK AND HAIR.
IA NESS.-We will sell at auction, on SATUR-
DAY next 9th inst, at 100 O'Clock, on account OF
whom il may concern. at the horse lot ON COuneIi
Chamber HILL u first class HACK and HARNESS
in good order.
TRRMs.-Four months credit for approved en-
dorsed, negotiable notes.
ap It'd REDWOOD &KEACH, Auct'rs.
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Weather REPORTS,

BosToS, April 2.-Wind T.; thermometer
SO deg; snow four five inches.
At Montreal, and Ogdensburg, n. Y, Bur-
lington, and St Johnsbury. Eermont-a thick
snow storm. Thermometer from % 10 IS deg.
At Portland, Bangor and Calais, the wind
ranges northeast, with indications of snow.
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Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, April 3.-Schr. n. II. Farnham,
from Wilmington, n. c., bound to Boston,
put in leaking, rigging damaged.
Schr. Henry Hooten, from Portland, bound
to Cuba has put in in dis stress.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
n ARRIVAL OF THE ANERICA.

HALIFAX, April 3.-Ihe steamship America.
from Liverpool on the 23d, via Queentown
on the cath, arrived this morning
The French Legislature had rejected an
amendment to the Emperor's address proyid-
ing Tor withdrawing the French troops from
Rome, and had adopted the whole address.
Prince GortSchakoH announces from War
saw that reforms will shortly be granted
Every Polish town will have elective munich
pal councils, and the elections will commence
Immediately. He warns the people of Warsaw
against demonstrations
The Car manifesto proolaiming the eman-
cipation OF the Serfs, was published on the
lIth ult. The proprietors OF landed property
preserve the right attached To the same, but
are to cede to the peasants for permanent use
the dwelling with ground which will be allot-
ted to them anew by law. In considerati ton
of the payment of dues the peasants are per-
United by law 10 purchase their dwellings and
the land the landlords conserving, they then
become landed proprietors. This is TO be
ried out throughout the Empire within two
years, and until then the peasants remain rs
before
ITALY.
The Turin!6hamber unanimously voted for
discussion on the question of urging Napo-
leon TO speedily withdraw the troops from
| Rome.
Civitella dol Tronto ca pitula ted on the terms
offered by the Piedmontese Generals.
TrRXBY.
| The Council and Nizier rendered their resig.
| nation to the Sultan, who refused TO accept
The project for the consolidation of the Turk.
| ish public debt has been renewed
COMMERCIAL.
| LIVERPOOL, March "a -Cotton-Saes for the
week OF 1873, 600 bales Including Is 900 to specula
| tors and the same amount to exporters. Market
| closed rm a. t9fs higher than last week.
| Saturday, 24tii Estimated sales to-day l6,oef
ba es ncl udng 5000 to specust aud exporters
| Market closed firm, with prices tending upward
! under the influence Of the Adriatc's news, whicf
| arrived yesterday.
BreadstuGs quiet and firm. Provisions quia
and steady.
The Bank Of England has reduced its rates to
| per cent.
| CousoIs alff3@2s.
| SECOND DIsPATCH.l
LIVERPOOL. March 24.-Stock OF cotton in por
| s95 VV0-Iss 900 American. Flour quiet Whea
'boI3
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BY Crensiiaw & Co., Auct's.

CARGO SALE OF
~ $500 BAGS RIO COFFEE
AT AUCTION.
On WEpN EsDAY, 10th april, we will sell at
auction, at our Warehouse, on the Basin. the cargo
of Brig Virginia. just arrived, direct from Rio
dc Janeiro, consisting Of
= 200 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE, in double
c,coO sacks, AID selected expressly. for this
market.
Samples are now on exhibition at our Office.
TERAs.-Unde- %lo0, cash over Sloc, months
credit, for approved, negotiable paper.
NJ. sale will take place at ia o'clock A. NJ OF
Immediately after Messrs. Dunlop, MoNCrRR 4
Co. - sale OF Sugar. CRENSHAW & co.
at W
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BY James M. Taylor 4 Son, Auct'rs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES.

y TATE, on TIE OLD Richmond TURN.
PIKE, IN HEERICO COUNTY.-As Com mission
er appointed by decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Henrico county, on the sth day Of November, 1890,
tor and ais will sell at pu bile auction, upon the
pemises, on "WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of April.
(f fair; if not the next fair day thereafter com
Ineneing at II o'clock p NJ, the REAL ESTATE
in the proceedings mentioned, to wit: TRACT
OF LAND in the county of Henrico, on the west
side of the old Rich mond Turnpike, adjoining tho
lands of Loften N Elicit and others, and contain
ing l45t acres.
TERNs.-One- fourth cash the remainder upon
credit of H. and years, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds, with good security, with interest
payable semi annually and the title to be re-.
conveyance directed by tho Court;
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BY z. Il. Cook, Auct'r.
MULES. BUGGIES. &C.. 4

HORSES, MULES, BUGGIES, &C., AT
4 L AUCTION ON SATURDAY. stn inst, at 10
O'clock will SELL at the lot on Council Chamber
Hill. several SADDLE HORSES, amongst which
is a very handsome Grey. years old, perfectly
sound and reliable, with which is an entirely
and handsome PLEASURE WAGON and
HARM ESS, 3 or very fine young MULES.
Also
Entirely New NO-Top BUGGY.
second hand Top BUGGY and HARNESS, in
good order
At the same time, will be sold, a large Sorrel
HORSE, years Old for account OF whom 1t may
concern.
ap f. b. COOK, Auct.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
Hosting Secession Flag.
RUTHER GLEN CAROLINE CO., VA,

April 2, 1861.
A fine display was witnessed by about two
hundred of our citizens-ladies and gentle
men-at Polecat Station, on the 4 +. and =.
r. R, yesterday. We flung 10 the breeze the
flag of the Confederate States; and, If there
is any evidence in enth nsiasin, there was not
one soul present who did not earnestly wish
that Virginia may add one more star to the
brilliant seven.
The flag was presented by one of Firginia's
fairest and most patriotic daughters, Mrs.
Vim. T. Chandler, and was dra wn to the top
of {. pole about forty feet high by her hand, as
sisted by Miss Y. a. Wright. When the flag
reached its destna ton, u shout-a wild, deaf
enirg shout-rent the air, and was borne off
towards Richmond by gentle breeze that
seemed sent for that purpose alone. But be-
fore the raising OF the flag was begun, VIM.
T. Chandler, Esq, prominent and promis
ing Young lawyer, addressed the crowd in a
stirring speech Of about fifteen minutes length
He was followed by Thos. Chandler and &.
Mason, Esqs., Capt. X. .. Peatross, of our
popular infantry company, the Greys, and
Rob't Dejarnette, Esq, brother to our tai
ented representative in Congress
r.. W. Scott, Esq, was then vociierously
called for and on coming forward was greeted
with thunders of applause. He spoke in an
eloquent manner for about forty minutes, and
when he had finished, j. A. Mclaughlin,
Esq, was called for, and, as appropriate to
closing the exercises, read "The Palmetto
Tree, by Mamie Grey, OF your city. M.
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AUCTION oALEe
b Z. b. Geek. A uetisueeP.
SETOND LARGE AUCTION SALE or
G6orrnnnW AND ELEuAST IMPORTED DRESJ
THURSDAY, APRIL lrH, 1884,
Al one Of tie NEW STOKES. under thes
sPOTSWOOD HOTEL.


For the purpose, and with the determ,n.,,ar "a
reduce our very LARGE STOCK Of MEDIUM and
HIGH COST DRESS GOODS, we will Offer =.
above, choice and very large assortment Of RicH
BLACK and FANCY DRESS SILKS, in eyery Va.
ricty Of STYLE and COL0RS. suited 10 the pres.
ent season. Also, FOULARD SILKS, Plain and
Fancy DELAINES aud BEREGEs, JACUNETN
and URGANDiE5, TWISTED SILK HERMAN
MIS-. in Black and Mode Colors. MOURNING and
SECOND MOURNING GOODS. aud LARGE VA
RIETY of other DRESS FABRICS.
In order to prevent confusion, on the day Of SALE
Tin consequence Of the crowds Ut our former sale !,
the Goods will all be arranged for exhibition aud
examination on the day prior TO the sale, WED
NESDAY, April Sd so that persons can then care
fully examine styles and qualities, and mark on
their catalogue what they desire.
As the assortment TO be sold Is VERY LARGE,
The sale will commence at clock In the morn.
ing, THURSDAY, April 4tb, 1881.
Every article will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE, to
the hig hest bidder.
We invite the most edr III examination to this sale,
as the goods offered are, in STYLES an QUAIL
Tf much more desirable aud cosiy than those Of our
former sale. y WATKINS < FIOKLEN.
Sale to be conducted by Z. b. Cook, Auct.
At
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ADpoiutmeut Of Naval Storekeeuer. r.

NORFOLK, April 3.-The following appoint
ments for the Gosport Navy Yard have beer
made Naval Storekeeper, Lomax Hurst
Chief Clerk, VIM. G.. Webb; Master Cooper
George Murray; Master Laborer, Chas. w
God win.
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Death of n Naval Officer.

PENSACOLA, April Silent o. II. Berry
man, in command of the u. S. sloop- Of wal
Wyandotte, died yesterday of brain fever. HI
was a native of Virginia, and brave officer
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jas. NJ. TAYLOR son, hUCtS.
=. S.-A plat of the property can be seen at the
Office of the AuCtioEeers.
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THE PRICE OF KEROSENE OH. is put
l. al much lower price than heretofore. Call
At No. 10 Governor street. All OIL sold warranted
frst-Tate, or no sale.
Also, LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, PARAFINE
CANDLES, OIL wlckS and CHlMNEYS, Tor sale
low at ls Governor street.
NH 2l-tm* f. a. REM Agant
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VALUABLE LOT AND CUTTAGE RE-
SiDENCE AT AUCTION We will sell at
public auction, upon the premises, on THU RS
DAY, the nth day of April, 1861, commencing at
u o'clock Z. NJ, that valuable LOT, with a com
Portable COTTAGE BUILDING thereon, situated
on the East line of I'd, between Jackson and Du-
val streets. The lot fronts 40 feet on I'd street,
and extends back within parallel lines 100 feet to
ceived such repairs, painting, &c, to render it
desirable residence for moderate sized family
TERaS.-One- fifth cash: the balance at 8, - Is
and u months for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secured by Il deed of trust.
Taxes for 1851 to oe paid by the purchaser.
ap4 JAS. M. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts
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AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE DAYl
BY James m. Taylor & Sen, Aacrs.
DEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE or

pEREMPgTI9RsYy AuCT ISs SALE Ale or IT,, a
THEREON, TOGETHER WITH THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF CROPS, STOCK; FARMING lmPLE-
u MILES FROM THE The subscribers
business ia the city requiring his immediate at
tsntion, will proceed TO- sell, at public auction,
upon the premises ON WEpNE. PA the Isl d ihy
FARM upon which he lately resided, situated on
the new Central Road, In Henrico county, -
miles from the city. The properly will be sub
LIST. Tho HOUSE TRACT, containing 100 acres OF
highly improv ed land. upon which there has been
seeded rs bushels Of wheat, aud ten acres OF which
are well set in clover.
The improysm are a comfortable two-story
Dwelling, containing rooms, with the necessary
out houses, such stable, barns, sheds, &c, all
IN perfect order.
"a. A tract of LAND containing about 80 acres,
with a beautiful building site thereon, excellent
water, and an abundance or mari easy or access
I'D A tract OF LAND containing about 70 acres
known as the Mill Tract, upon which there Is q
GRlST MILL, in complete order and large mill
pond, which has an excellent trade, and Is a fue
location for any one desiring to engage in the ice
Immediately after the sale Of the Real Is
tate, will be sold the entire stock Of CROPS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, aud many other arti-
cles too numerous TO mention n advertis MT
TERMS OF SALE.-For the real estate, / cash;
the balance upon credit of s, IL and Is months
for negotiable notes, with interest added, aud Sc
paid by the purchasers. For the personal prop
erty, all sums of $50, aud under, cash; over that
amount, months credit, for approved, negotia-
bic notes, with interest added.
For further particulars, reference is made to the
subscriber, on 18th, between Main and Franklin
streets, or to the auctioneers.
The usual crops will be seed ed, and the farm
kept in perfect order until the day of sale.
6. w. ROPER.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SoS, Aucts.
=. S.-A plat of the properly can be seen at the
(
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

tsxx. FINE C0TTON LANDS IN SOUTH
fTE CAR0LlNA.-Will be sold at private sale
.=As<.and on accommodating terms, Two THOU
SAND ACRES or GOOD COTTON AND GRAIN
LANDS, situated on the head watars of Cooper
River, al miles from Charleston, miles from the
Northeastern Railroad. On the place is fine
dwelling house, with accommodations for about
SO negroes For fur Jher particulars, apply TO the
" ispatch Office" Richmond, Va.
NH 2s-2a
f.e@. TEXAS LAND FOR SALE OR EX-
f'S1 CHANGE-A tract of SIS acres, in Liberty
-~ak- county. 1t is suitable for stock raising and
for the growth of corn, cotton and sugar; Lib
erty county joins Harris county, in which Is
Houston, the railroad focus of the State, and is
opposite to Galveston county, in which Calves
ton is located. a railroad from Houston runs
through Liberty, the county seat. K will be
sold on accommodating terms, or exchanged for
Negroes, Stock, &c. address
JAMES T. WATERS,
NH 26-eod2w Amelia Court House, Va
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SECOND DISPATCH.

LIVERPOOL, March a.-Stock OF cotton in port
s95 ocO-7s. 900 American Flour quiet Wheat
quiet and steady. Corn seady-holders offer
freely. Provisions steady. Rosin dull-3s. I'd
Turpeutine 3ls. Sugar rim. Coffee firm. Anne
riean securities unchanged, with small sales
Rest mi nnNrfaut
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C., AT
II AUCTION.-On MONDAY, sth inst, at 10
O'Clock, will sell, at the residence recently
curied by j. l.. Reese, corner Of LIST and Clay
streets. for account of whom il may concern, all
the FURNITURE. consisting of Wardrobes, Bed
steads, Marbe-top Tables, WaShstands, Mating
Oil Cloths, Carpets, Window Curtains, Cornice,
Shades, Mattresses, Bureaus, Chairs, &c, &c, to-
gether with many other articles.
Several very handsome OIL PAINTINGS, EN-
CRAVINGS, &c. lap al +. r. COOK. Auctr.
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ARE YOU BALD! Use
N NINE GARCIN'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IL your Hair failing Off Use
MADAME ARCIE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Do you suffer from Neuralgia Use
Call at the Southern Toilet Soap and Perfumary
Mandatory, Broad street, between 9th and It'll
streets, north side. ap l-lwsl M. GARCIN.
IREAT SECENSION.-Ths TOILET SOAP
" AND PERFUMERY MANDATORY has Sc
coded from 18th street TO Broad. This Is the only
establishment Ia the Southern States where Tof-
LET SOAPS are made direct from the raw materi-
ais, aud warranted TO be equal TO any manufac-
tured at the North, or imported from Europe, and
sold ut more reasonable prices
NJ GARCiN, Broad street,
apI-iws between 9Th and 7th, north side
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BY ]. III. Digges. Auct.

LARRALL. HERRING l. CO.'S FIRE
Il AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, AT AUC-
TION On THURSDAY MORNING, April 4th. at
10 o'clock, will be sold at Auction Room IS Main
street. to cover advances, FIVE of the above Safes,
all new and in good order, with Halls patent
locks.
Also.-1 second hand Safe, very large and in
complete order.
Also.-A lot of Cigars. Table and Pocket Cut
lerv, Plated Ware, and lot of other goods, too
numerous to menton-to close consignments.
Sale positive. TERas.-Cash.
J. II. DIGGEs, Auct.
d. +. BOnTH Salesman. ap2
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BRAND CUTTING.-STENCIL PLATES, for
ID branding Tobacco, Flour Barrels, Grain Bags,
Hogsheads, Books, Envelopes, &c. Also small
Ink, unsurpassed any where.
4. NJ. LEWIS, Stencil Gutter,
At Chas. Fl. langley Tin store,
18th st, between Main and Cary, Richmond, Va.
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BY K. Is. Cook. Auci.


CENTEEL FURNITURE, &C., AT AUG
~ TlON.-on FRIDAY 5th inst at 10 O'clock,
will sell, at my store large assortment of gen
teel FURNITURE, consisting Of
Mahogany Wardrobes Marbe-top Burea US
Mahogany Marbe-t0p Washstauds; Jenny Lind
Bedsteads Sideboards 2 setts handsome Rose
wood Chairs; Etegre; Cane and w God seat Chairs,
Marble top aud Dining Tables; Enclosed Wash
stands: Sofas Lounges, Hair and Shuek Mattress
es, ? or splendid Feather Beds, China, Crock
cry, Glassware, &c.
About so gallons very superior Virginia male
PICKLES lap 81 L. b. COOK, Auct'r.
II IGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
IL on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF April 1851 at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the High Constable's Office,
Mahogany Cabinet, Lounge, large Trunks l
Childs Carriage, l Press, / Beds.ead, Tables.
Chairs, Clocks, Rocking Chairs, Wardrobes &c
to satisfy An execution In my hands IN favor OF
Kirby vs.. Ayrse, and distress warrants In faver
of llennessy Va. Tuck, Lyons vs.. James I. m. c.
aud an attachment in favor of Wynne W. Cherry
snow. TERNs.-Cash.
ap3-H% +. BUTLER, II. G. c. r.
HIGH CONSrABLE'S SALE.-WiII be
IL sold, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of April,
1851, at O'Clock l.. NJ, on tha premises, on Sir-
ginia street, near the DanvIlle Depot, one FRAME
SHOP, lately occupied as cooper Shop, to sat
isfy an execution in my hands Ia favor of Edward
K: Cannon against Ro. Logan, (. IN. C.
TFRNs.-Cash.
apS4t* +. BUTLER. II. G G X.
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NJ BLAIR 4 GO. have ON hand several
Al. choice brands Of
MOUNTAIN WHISKY.
Such IA l.. Eumgardner n Co., 1nDrdean gen :
uine Bourbon, direct from the GIla6facturer In
Kentucky, and also
WAITS PURE RYE AND WHEAT WHIsKEY,
or all the above brands, we have II from enc TO
five years old
All who wish pure article, will do we'll to give
them a call.
Richmond. March ID. 1851. NH lh-am
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BY /. q. is. DavenHOrt, Auctrs
NROCE RIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
VI THURSDAY, April 4th, we will sell. at 10
o'clock. at our Auction Store, an assortment OF
GROCERIES-viz:
Refined SUGARS, Of all grades,
Western BACON.
+. ID. CHEESE. BLACK TEA,
Pure M0LASSES RUM,
Rect;fed WHlSkEY,
SYRUP, SOAP, CANDLES,
Loadon ALE aud PORTER,
FRENCH BRANDY,
CHAMPAGNE WINE,
TANNERS OIL.
ALSO-300 Sides SOLE LEATHER.
ALSO-5oo sacks GROUND ALUM SALT.
TERMs.-Under Slo0, cash 500 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
NH 30 |. Il q. Z. DAVENPORT, Auct'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-04
By Redwood r Reach, Auct'rs,
1854 MAIN STRgyT.l

large SALE OF NEW AND SECOND.
~ HAND FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD IMPLR-
MENTS, CR0CkERY AND 0LASSWARE, GRO.
CERES, LIQUORS, &o.-On THURSDAY, the sth
inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, at our store, We
will sell variety Of Goods, and name in part
WARpROBES; TABLES; CHAIRS.
BEDsTEADS: MATTRESSES.
WOODENWAKE: CROCKERY and GLASS
RESTAURANT cooKiNG UTENSILS, &c.
ALSO
Is hbs. fine old WHIsKEY, BRANDY and
RUM.
BACON: FISH; BUTTER; VINEGAR; CT
CARS, &c. And
800 pieces of STONEWARE, in lots to suit
apa-fds REDWOOD KEACH, Aucts