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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

w roRTATioS rios a BUIKLEY 4
co, Is7 Main street are no" TeosiVin8 per |
GRANITE DINNER, TEA and TOILET WARE,
offer for sale at the lowest prices. NH
OPENsNG THIS MORNING-At EEK ELS
~ Cheap store, al Main street, another lot Of
in this lot. Call soon and select Recoliset, only
niRpePence the ySsd at old Ea1Ekti;S +
FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS, of every
+ size Medical Saddle Bags, and ali and
valuable Pharmaceutical and Chemical Prepare
''''' " MEADE BAKERS Dug Store,
NH 8 ls6Main st =. corner above Post Office.
UPRING CANDL EsTICkS.-W have Just
, opened full supply of the above Candle,
NH NH 1 RIOS. 4: BTLKLEY : CO, 49, Main st.
HERRTNGS.-l50 barrels No. / Halifax Cut
Gross He:rings 80 half-barlels No. North Ca
roRa Roe HerrnssEI b fer ISIe w Y
ENGLISH CHINA TEA sETS.-Sow open
II ing, of direct importatlon, good variety of
patterns of the above Tea Sets, to which we invite
ne nab h'seH - THos A. BULKLEY & co.
TREsH CITRATE MAGNEsIA AND
sEDLrz rowOEkS wAGS sER f pfaRss5t
Corner of 9th and Broad streets,
All kinds of Garden Seeds for sale. mn
DR. DUPONCO's CELEBRATED GOLD
lien PILLS, FOR FEMALES; Sufferers are
confidently rseoPPEFfRssao y sry 5he pruggsts
| TOILET SOAPS.-olive oil; Emollient; vese-
| l. table Benioin; Musk: New Mown Hay; gen
ans 81 old Brown wnd'H5 dpE d rf
TFYOU WANT ANYTHING IN TIE DRY
l GOODS line, very cheap, call on EZEk Ell be-
fore 5coB ssEE
uAZAKD 4 CAsW ELLIS COD LIVER
| Ill oIL.-This is the finest article now in use,
perfectly clear aud nearly entirely free from any
Ss TASTE BoVE [t eo ~
17OGNAC BRANDY quarter pipes sig
| y nette'' and '.Mariellon" brands, in custom
hG %s stores for sale ffys C. B. DAVENPORT.
LAT, LARGE, MEDIUM No. 8 MACKE-
| i REI-I0O barrels of best quality, for retailers
per ms schooner for sale 0xy WIN WALLACE SONS.
| A pinwall's London Strong PORTER, imported
d1sst from England for sac a. T. T. DAVENPORT.
M svsry day wear or School Shoes very du-
rable, New supply just reeeiy WM e wAIsHs.
IF YOU wANTA MoJsL ,ls p DKE ssiI Of Of
R,sy spring STYLE for s'l' the E 2Issi Il.
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE-A sovereign RENE
| | Nv for arue and fever. Just received ana Ior
sale by y fmh q DOVE CO, Druggists,
TyIIOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS-ke-
~ falling 4 ysr + Ky HfSa 6'fs' Franklin
TF YOU WANT 10 YARDS OF ENGLISH
/ lPRIN1s. spring style, for Il, cal 1T
mh6 EAah - .
7TyOOTH SOAPS, WASHES AND pow
| ia "a bOVE Il Co., Druggists.
KEK0sINE OLA prime, article. psSEIse,,l Gy
| IN Transparent, and burning without smoke, ior
! sale by w. PETERSON l. CO. i5S Main 81.
! A PPLES.-40 bbls, prime Apples, just received
/ NH On the dock.
1 A SPINALL'N ALE AND PORTER.-aoo
| n casks. imported direct, for sale by
NH l. 4 CD DAVENPORT.
MADEIRA WINE, on GOOD QUALITY.
| NJ 50 one ghth casks, for sale by
! NH !. u q. B. DAVENPORT.
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WOOD, COAL, &c.

~ CORDS DRY OAK WOOD Don the
III wharf, for sale by A. s. LEE,
mh It's ON the Dock.
hTOTICE.-fhe su bscriber has taken the Brick
~ Lumber House north side of the Basin, be-
tween 9TH and 10th streets; will keep for sale
BALED OATS, HAY, OAK and PINE WOOD
Also, ANTHRACITE COAL, &c, all Of which, to
prompt customers, will be sold at the lowest
prices. Dir RICHARD RElNS, well known to the
citizens of Richmond, will attend to sales, &c,
for me.
All FREIGHT between Richmond and Maiden
Adventure Dam will be received and shipped by
liDe Of Boats. NH 5--st1l SYLN. p. COCKE.
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By Dunlop. Moncure L Co.. Aucrs.

By Dunlop. Moncure Il Co., Auct's.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR. MOLASsES
" &c. AT AUCTION On TUESDAY the Iatb
inst, commencing at IL o'clock, we will sell az
our auction store. the cargo of the Schr Eyeii ma
Bates from New 0rleaus-say,
q 235 hhds. SUGAR, fair to prime qualtys
= $50 bbls. choice quality MOLASsES
"a ALSO
$50 bags RIO COFFEE.
10 hhds. BACON.
35a boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES
Is bbls. BOURBON WHISKEY
20 baskets CHAMPAGNE WINE ke
TERas.-Uuder 300. cash over that aDoupt 1
months credit. for approved negotiable paper
ne sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, M0NCURE Il CO.
NH q Auctionears
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ssa-9 ECIAL NOTICE URN
HeeE1z Ell L \ l,ClI L u : IN ST. III ~

|aLlEs3 s r z L NOTIL E.-EUENI-
-Tff5 TURF! FURNITURE! TosUIT@
u THE TIMES.-K. GATHRIGHT w
- offers greater inducements than f7r1
ever-prices Is per cent. less. Any article
in his entire and well-selected stock Of URNi-
TURE at a small advance above cost, for cash, as
he has determined to reduce his stock of FURNI-
TURE $40. coo His stock embraces all kinds Of
Ia Brocatele Plushs Lastinss, Hair Cloth, from
$50 to $500; Full MARBLE CABINETS, from $50 to
SIS: Freuch, Palmetto. Cottage and Jenny Lind
sTEADS IS to .75--solicits cal from all persons
IN want of FURNITURE, and will assure them
satisfaction. mn i'm
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By Goddin Il Apperson, Auct's.

ExECUTOR,S SALE OF VAL ALE
- PRIVATE RESIDENCE on THE WEST LIE
OF 9Th, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
Al the request of Mr.. William Waller ulcher,
Executor of Mrs. Mary Fulcher, decd we shall
sell at public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY, the nth March, 1s61, at d o'clock =. NJ,
that very excellent and desirably located Brick
Dwelling now in the occupancy of Mr.. Robert F.
Williams. The let has front of 80 feet and
depth Of $50 feet. The house has about ten rooms,
besides ample mmodatiops for servants.
TgRNs-One-third cash; balance at and 2
years, for negotiable notes, interest added,
cured by a trust deed. The taxes and insurance
for ls6l to be paid by the purchaser.
'e % GODDlN APPERS0N. Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE, IN THE TOWN OF FULTON. NEAR
TO R0CkETTS.-As Com u,issioners Of the Circuit
Court of enrico, appointed by decree emf erred
lst November, 1850, in the case OF Enroughty and
wife against Bergman &c, we shall sell at pub
lie anction, on the premises, Ou THURSDAY, l+th
March, ls6l AZ u o'clock P. NJ, If fair: II not,
the first fair day. the REAL ESTATE. located as
above, of which the late Fred. Bergman died
seized and now occupied by his widow. There
several beautiful building lots, and an excel
lent new Brick Tenement, used az store and
dwelling, and considered an excellent stand for
business.
TBkas.-Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of sale and costs Of suit; balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes interest added, salts
factOrly endorsed, aud title retained till the fur
| Their order of the Court.
p;H AYLETr,
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEW

81 Al thGSy SAoChS = ~ IL "
~ ELRY. - Neatly aud reliably repaired
E, \ and for sale by JOHN n. WILLIAMS,
OK. formerly with the late Jso. HILL No,
Nam Street. A written guarantee given with all
Watches and Clocks repaired sold at this estab-
lishment.
TAKE NOTICING. Main street, three doors
ELRY of all kinds and ACCORDEONS for sale.
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uwup CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
cit --ASTARTTNG FOR PORTSMOUTH

NsTARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
skzaAzEsssAND NORFOLK.-The steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRIDAY MORN
ING next, 3oth inst, leave her wharf at Rockets,
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY aud WE'D
NESDAY MORNINGS, at 81 o'clock precisely, for
the above places, aud return each alternate day,
Except Sunday leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour, 81 O'Clock, and touch at all of the regular
landings on the river, going and returning.
no PITS r o. HASkINS.
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ia . ALFRED MOSES, So Main street.
HOUSEKEEPING GoODs.-CHRIsTIAN 8

II OUSEk EEFING GUUDS.-tHk ISTIAN q
LATHROP would invite particular attention
TO their stock of Goods for Families and Planta-
Pillow Case Linens 10 in. to So IN; shifting
Linens at Csc, SIC, and sec; Table Damasks and
Damask Napkins; Huck, Bird s-Eye, and Scotch
India Dimity; Checked Canbrlcs Heavy White
Cambrics and Jaconets; F!annels, Blankets, and
naburgs and Colored Cotton Goods; Mourning
G0ods-sucn as Ga " ouselaines, Poplins, Bomba-
zines, Tamise Canton Cloth, English Grape, Grape
Brussels, ThIee-ply, and Ingram Carpets, all of
which will be sold at prices TO suit the times.
fe / CHRISTIAN * LATHRoP, 80 Main St
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

L1UHNITUR DRY GOODS. SHOES. &c
L Will he sold at my Store on SATURDAY,
March 8. ls6l, commencing at 10 o'clock, lot of
secondhand Furniture. stoves &c: Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing, Shoes, &c; Watches Jew
etry and Fancy Goods, Groceries, Crockerv and
Glassware. finh ii ALIEN MOTT Auct
7 ARGE SALE OF MACHINERY.-We
- will sell. at the Barrel Shop Of Messrs War
wick Barksdale, opposite the 6allego MILLS, on
the WITH DAY or MARCH, at public auction the
following MACHINERY
HEADING LATH aud COUNTER, SHAFTS
PULLEYS. and BELTS.
PLANER COUNTER, SHAFT, &c.
STAVE and HEADING JOINTER.
0,Herriu SINGLE MACHINE, SAW, &c.
GRiNDSTONE and SHAFT.
Ard large lot of
CO0PERING TOOLS.
Private proposals will be received until the day
OF sale. The property can be seen by application
to Mr.. } II Ross, on the premises.
TIIOS. WATKINS
Mount Laurel, Va, Trustees of
Z. V. GAINES, VIM. j. Watkins
brakes Branch, Va,
NH s-l9tt
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RUNAWAYS.

IN $40 REEARD.-Ran away, about the
Gy first of last month, lFebruery,l a NEGRO
IL j. Williamson. lie is about five feet six
- inches in height, Of mulatto complexion,
and mas Il good head of hair said negro has
been accustomed to working in tobacco factory,
aud was hired last year by Il. w. Gillian, Esq,
and is doubt lurking about the city. The
in Richmond. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON,
lnh 7-eod5t Corner of Bank and ilth SIS.
"a $40 REHARD.- Runaway, on onday.
on Maj h 9Th, my negro man, SANDY. He is
IN about 81 feet high, stout built u or % years
- old, i brown color. He has wife at Mr.;
e Toney Ford's, in Henrico. He was hired
last wear by 3. w. Green, from 2. Tebb 4
Son will give the above reward for his dcliv-
cry 10 me- or IN some jail in the city
CHAS. q. PALESkE,
,nb HanricO county.
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rT,R USTEE,x SALE or HOUSE AND LO1
l IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND Pursuant r.
FUTURE Days.

T,R UsTEE,k SALE or HOUSE AND cot
l IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND Pursuant to
the provisions OF deed Of trust. dated November
1s, lsso and recorded in the Clerks onsce OF the
Richmond Hustings Conrt IN Deed Book No. 10 A.
on page Is., from Bette Willis to Thomas Evan.
and WIN. II. Blank, Trustees, teither Of whom Is
authorized by the deed 10 aet,1 | shall. on MoN-
DAY the 18th day of March, 1881, ~ fair: II not,
the next fair day .hereafter.l at ~ o'clock p NJ,
proceed to sell, al public auction. to the highest
bidder on the promises, "alI that LOT OF LAND,
with the BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, lying and being In the city Of Richmond,
~ puvaIs Addition. ON the east line of ST. Ste
phen,s street. between Charity aud Federal SITS,
fronting 90 feet on ST. stephens street and rum
ming back betw cen parallel lines according to tn
angles and directions of the street 2s feet to Lot
20. =, being part of Lot No. H. and bounded by
Lot no. 20 on the Sonth. and being the same pro-
perry conveyed TO the said Bette Willis BY James
Cowardn and wife, by deed LIST of June 1850 =
TERAs.-Ca.h, a. to SO much as will be ueces-
sary to pay OF and discharge the sum of xss2 So
the amount of a note secured In tho said deed
with interest thereon from the t,h day Of March
1861 and the expenses of executing the said trust
credit till tho 10Th Of May, 1891, for he sum
Of 1885 25 and credit Of six months for the
remainder. THOS. J. EVANS, Trustee
get JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Il soy. Auetioneers
h
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SALE OF NEAT LITTLE
MARKET FARM, WITH ICE HOUSE

AND PONDS, FIS Is Nj LBS w ESf OF RICHMOND.
BY auth GRITTY OF a deed of trust executed by Chris
TOPPER Warberton and wife. bearing date the 2nd
isy of August 1859, and of record ia the Clerks
Office of Heureo County Court, the undersig ned,
trustee named therein, will proceed Ia sell at
public auction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day Of March, 1891, at Al o'clock p NJ,
that desirable little MARKET FARM upon which
the said Warberton resides, on the old Deep Run
Turnpike, Eve miles from the city OF Richmond,
containing LIST acres. There are upon the place
small DIV cling house, all necessary out houses,
and large ice house and pond sufficient to Eli ii.
TERMs.-Enough In cash to pay OF note OF
S2l2.ls, with interest from August I'd, 1850 and
penses of sale and upon y credit As to *3as IS
til the 18th December, 1851, and upon such credit
az to the balance as the said WarhertOn shall ap-
point. A. Il. COURTNEY, Trustee. r.
JAS. NJ TAYLOR & Son. Aucts. fees
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF real. ES-
" TATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY, BE-
TWEEN ADAMS AND FOUSHER STREETS AS
Commissioners appointed by a decree Of the Cir
cult (Eurt of the city of Richmond. the LIST day
of March, 1881, in the case styled Quarlos rs
Blunt's admir- and ais, we will sell a. public
auction. npon the premises, on MONDAY, the 25th
day Of March, Of fair; If not, the next fair day
thereafter,) commencing at ~ o'clock p M, \
LOT OF LAND on the North side of Cary, between
Adams and Foushee streets. 1t fronts IS feet and
runs back l5t feet to au alley, and Is improved by
framed DIV YELLING HOUSE
TERAs.-0ne third cash the balance In equal
ibstalHents at and months, interest added, and
title retained until the further order of Court.
A. B. Gt'IGON -
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JEwELRY, SPECTACLEs, &c.

81 BEING DESIROUSOFk REDUCING
~ my stock, which is large, lwould call the
C-S ID special attention OF those DESTROYS OF
LgSzdEs king purchases, to examine my as
so1tment of inc WATCHES, JEWELf, &c: which
ara of the latest sly les and best workmanship.
A. F. JAHNKE, Watch Maker,
75S Main
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W. Ely L g II T.
FRANKLIN CO., OPTICIANS,
Offer to the public their improved CRYSTAL
PERISCOPIC SPECTACLES, tor preserving and
restoring the impaired vision to its prime vigor.
Also, very fine assortment of MICROSCOPES,
TELESCOPES, MARINE and OPERA GLASSES,
and the finest coll ection of STEREOSCOPBS and
STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES.
&c CRYSTAL GLASSES set In old frames.
No. lie MAIN STREET,
Ia 2l--d1y Richm0nd va
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AUCTION HALH9.
BY Thomas w. keesee, Auct'y.
tOfiice corner Of 18th and Cary streets \
.FrTuRE DAIS

EOMcs C0Tnsr Vi fsth ana CETy stfeets.I
o. HORSES. MULES, Buggy Ann
10VHARNESs, AND SPRING WAGON FOR
SALE AT AUCTION VIII be altered for
sale, on SATURDAY MORNING. March sth com
mencing at 10 O'Clock; a the Horse Auction Lot,
on Councils Chamber Hill y
t Saddle aud Harness HORSES
Rf4 fine size MULES.
:. l BUGGY and HARNESS
FL SPRfNG-WAGON and hARyESes -
- DIRT CARTS.
ami THoS. W. KEgsRR-A uc. 8,
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GLOWING, &c.
- Il NJ . v A L.
WIN. IRA SMITH
Has removed to his old stand

M NlEn u ~ II ~ u IA kEDl ED
w PRlCES.-The whole of HULLs stock At
prices M cheap in proportion AZ the $40 suits
Must close them all out il possible to make room
for Spring Goods. He sells only Tor eash-can at
ford to sell cheap.
The largest stock Of Furnishing Goods In Rich.
mond--all at reduced prices.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
IA al ti,ks
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ID lNGS.-5o0 bales Heavy Brown Sheetiugs,
comprising all the standard styles $50 bales g..
and Is Shirtings of the best makes; IN store and
receiving, for sale for cash only, in bankAble
funds, by Ire Is KENT PAIN x co.
- EMEMBER = Uncurrent money OF every
IL State in the Unicn received at par for DRY
GOODS every description, for prices reduced to
suit the present great mon etary nd political crisis.
The panic at hand must be met. | ain, therefore,
disposed to offer the whole of my valuable stock
OF Dry Goods at any price from the original cost
for cash only. RecOllect, | have no price for any
goods in my valuable stock IN exchange for specie
or uncurrent Bank notes. Ny friends and cus-
toners would do well TO avail themselves of this
opportunity to buy of the chea pest Dry Goods
ever offered in the State CT Virginia. Call at the
House of Trade at
IL "a ALFRED MOSES "a Main streat
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NOrlCE.-.We have a large ana Ene sss0ft-
~ msnt OF Ready made Clot ing for gsntiemen's
wear, and also good stock of Negfo Clothing,
which we have determined TO sen for The hslaers
of the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for eAsh
and to punetual cEstomers.4 We hope thai the
above announcement ill secure for us at once q
call from all who are in need Of anything In our
hue, determined 10 conform strictly to
this notice. SIMPSON & MILLER,
lis Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and Tylsr's, Richmond.
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GENTs, UNDEK-WEAR....1-ii-enil,
REMEDY FOR THE CRJSIS--Tn g,

n sequence of the depressed state of financial
Affairs Of the country, our stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods ID much larger this than Al any
previous season, the whole of which we will dis
pose OF at greatly reduced prices, IN order 10
make room 90 Tor the approaching spring, ana to
Our stock consists of every article of Gents
ing Apparel-Black Dress Suits; Fancy Business
and surtout overcoats; shswls; Dressing Gowns;
Robes; Furnishing Goods, &c, Sc, sc.
tn "ot Mnai, AhnEh q N, IYo,
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One Of the eulogiss of the PRESIDENT elect an
plies to him what Madame De SrAEL said of an
English statesman that he had "a qreat talent 70,
'satence." Mr.. LINCOLN seems to be in fair way
of losing even this negative distinction. We have
published the sketch furnished by telegraph of his
speech at Indianapolis on Monday last, and we
think no one will be disposed to dispute that he
has lost reputation by his first effort. To say
nothing of the obscurity of his iutimatons, there
is something at war with all good taste
in the manner in which he treats the great topic
of the day. Whatever may have been Mr. LIN.
coins past habits and associations, one would
hope that his elevation to the Presidency might
give certain dignity to his emotions which would
be reflected, at least, in his public addresses
The following sentences from the Indianapolis
address must, we fear, dissipate any such pleas
ing expectations;
DO your protested lovers of the Union but who spite
fully resolve that they resist coercion and invasion
understand that such things these the part of the
United States would be coercion invasion of State?
their idea of object of their
affection would to be exceedingly thin and airy If
SICK the little pill of the homeopathic would much too
large for 1t to swallow In their view the Union as
family relation, would seem to be regular marriage
but rather of free Iove ARRANGEMENT to he main
tanned on passional attraction"
When it is considered that this was no casual ad
dress-the unprecedented effusion of the moment,
but State paper, carefully prepared in his closet
at Springfield, and brought to Indianapolis in
manuscript, its author must be held responsible
for all its worst characteristics. The speaker was
the President elect of what we have been accus-
toned to consider one of the greatest nations of
the world The topic was the gravest, the might
lest the saddest that could be presented to his
consideration. The manner in which he treats it
exhibits degree of insensibility to its magnitude
and its solemnity, from which only those who are
more sanguine than we profess to be, can draw
happy auguries
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IHE RECONSTRUCTED CABlNEr.-The President
mas appointed Horatio King, heretofore Assistant
postmaster General, to the head of his department
made vacant by the resignation of Mr.. Holt and
the Senate has confirmed Hon. A. B. Greenwood
OF Arkansas, as Secretary of the Interior 1t will
be seen by the following that the Cabinet has been
entirely reconstructed with one exception that of
Mr.. Toucey. But two of the original members re-
main. Only two of the present members are from
the South.
Original Cabinet Reconstructed Cabinet
March 4, 1857 Feb. 4, 1861
state-Lewis Cass of Mich .Ter s. Black, of Pa.
Treasury-Howel Cobb, of Ga. John A. Dix of n. Y.
War-John B. Floyd OF Va. Joseph Holt, of Ky
Navy-lsaac Toucey, of Conn., Isaac Toucey, of Conn.
lnteriorJ. Thompson of Miss. A. B. Greenwood, of Ark
fostoice-A V. Brown of Tenn Horatio King, of Ne.
AttyGen-Jer. s. Black, of Pa. E. N. Stanton. of Pa
OoNcEhr OF HOUSE OF REFUGE BAND.-The
Oon0.i'' which is to be given this evening at the
maryland institute, by the juvenile musicians be
longing 10 'ne House of Refuge under the direction
Oh fro'' .. m Deems, is peculiarly worthy of the
music into the Institution, If No, on,;,oIn 1911
feature, is certainly most prasewortbv ona Tha
Concert this evening is for the purpose of
the cost of the musical instruments heonoino - ~
Band, as no provision is made by the Regulation. ~
the Institution for expenses of this kind. W.
that the friends of this excellent reformaory
will respond literally to this appeal to their hsuey.
oleuee.
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UNION HALL.-This neat improvement is now
completed and opened to the public by our obging and
enterprsing FRIEND c. H. BUERHRKE Water street near
South The Saloon fitted up in good style taste for
the accommodation OF merchants and others who NAV wish
to lunch during the day Those who patronze the House.
may rely every accommodation and attention in his
power to confer Meals served at all hours during the day
and till late hour at night All liquors Of the best quail
~ at the bar,
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SRI NunAs.
GPRING TRAnI

Spring TRADE.
FEBRUARY 1861
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL GOODS
INSTRUMENTATION,
AT UNUSUAL Low PRICES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HAMILTON EASTER CO,
I99, POI AND 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET.
Have now opened and for sale,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Large assortnents in
PARIS PRINTED LAWNS, ORGANIZES, AND
BAREGES,
ONE THOUSAND PIECES FRENCH CHINTZES,
Very best qualities
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES LYONS, FANCY AND
BLACK SILKS,
ENTIRE NEW STYLES,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
L0W-PRICED TO FINEST QUALITIES.
Our stock throughout the season will be
fel3-tfr Kept FULL AND COMPLETE.
GREAT AND FINAL REDUCTION.
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MANN's DINING Rooms.
No. l24 W. BALTIMORE sTREsr,

MANN's DINING Rooms
No. l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
Near North street,
Under the management OF the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention to the house
The bill of fare will include all the substanals as vel
as the decaces of the seasonhaving made ARRANGEMENTS
to be supplied with all kinds OF GAME as they come in
season.
On hand fine lot Of BIRDS which will be served up at
short notice.
- MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is IN the rear OF this house. entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. so Fayeste street.
au29-tf r. II MANN p,;.
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New GOODS.

VAIN Ed II. CLARK,
For Holiday presents has for sale every description Of fine
WATCHES JEwELRY, SILVER AID PLATED WARE at his
sloie' corner OF calvert anu Water streets. d20tf