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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

ROME N AsHEs.--A des tructiye fire occurred
At rome. Smith county, Tenn, on Monday,
destroying nearly every house in the town
Some twenty-five houses were destroyed,
among which ten or twelve of the number be
longed TO DR.. John Mccall. There was insur-
ance to the amount of IS, 600 on the property
destroyed, divided between the Commercial
Insurance Company of Nashville, and the
4Etna Insurance Company.
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AMERICANS THE HEALTHrEsT PEOPLE IN THE
WORLD DE Bows mortality statistics, COM
piled from the last census, show that the
people of the United States are the healthiest
on the globe. The deaths are 320, 900 per year,
one and half per cent. of the population
In England the ratio is nearly two per cent
Virginia and North Carolina are the health
lest of the States, and have e3S inhabitants
over loo years of age.
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FURTHER ENTRIES OF AMERICAN HORSES IN
EHGLASD.--It will be remembered that the
principal race won by an American horse in
England last year was for the Stamford Plate,
at the Newmarket j uly Meeting, which Satel-
lite took. Mr.. Ten Brock is going to try for
1t again this year, and has entered MaggiOre,
Optimist and Olive Branch
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THE PERUVIAN Observation-Disclosures Clay was
on Monday disconnected from the Peruvian
mission, as the Government evidently disap
proved of the course of the preceding Admin
istration, which suspended dip loinatic reia
tons between the two countries. The indica
tions are that relations will at no distant day
be resumed.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auctioneer.
A,PAIR OF FINE HORSES AT All

A PAIR OF FINE HORSES AT AUG.
N TION.-On SATURDAY, eth inst 1T 10
O'Clock, at the lot on Council Chamber Hill will
sell at auction pair of fue large BAY HORSES.
young, and well broken TO work. These animals
are well worthy of the attention Of any one in
want -
TERMs.-Four months credit, for approved ne
gotiable paper ~ Nv
SPRING WAGON, HARNESS AND HORSES
will also sell large Spring Wagon, with pew
harness, (has been on the street only month or
sol and pair of good work Horses The whole
will be sold in one lot for cash.
ap3 r CAI'TuopN
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MAKING LION OF NEGRo.-The Cana
dams are lioniZing the fugitive negro, Ander-
son, lately set at liberty there. He has been
put under a colored ins tructor, and attempted
10 make an address at a public meeting, but
''iorgot what he intended to say After a
proper training he is to be taken to England
where, as he has done nothing more than
killed 4 man, he will be made much of.
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The Great Eastern. &c.

NEW YORK, April 4.-The Great Eastern
sails for this port on the Isl day of May.
Lloyds have increased their rates of in
sufance on cotton ships from 80 to 90 shillings
including the risk of capture.
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FREE AT LAsr.-Miss Selby, a New York
Twenty -secohd street belle, who was "fraudu-
lently married by circus rider, has
ceeded in getting a divorce. The nice young
man took her heart away, and succeeded,
'me how or another, in msrepresentnG his
profession, and gaining such favor from
Mary that the wedding was easily accom-
p!ished. 1t is said that he has made a big
thing OF the divorce, the fond father of the
sweet one having bled freely TO get rid of the
60 ueS trian acrobat
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Republicans Defeated in Rhode Island.

Providence, r. l., April 4.-The election in
ms State yesterday resulted in the defeat of
tho republicans. Gev. Sprague dem. J was
cleo by 4 large ma jority.
The Legislature is Opposition. Sheffield
and Brown are elected to Congress over the
late Republican members
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

ACCIDENT. --Captain Davenport Harvey, of
Northumberland county, Va, whilst stand
ing in company with some friends, in Wash
ington, Wednesday, was accidentally shot in
the abdomen by the premature discharge of n
pistol in the hands OF one of his companions.
He was conveyed to the Infirmary. The pail
has been extracted, and the patient is doing as
well as could be expected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

Dir. Mr. A. Hunter, of Virginia, passenger
on board the Good Hope, from Calcutta, which
has arrived at Savannah, died at sea, on the
Path uIt., after an illness Of ten days.
Fitzhugh Lee, of Va, who has LEFT the y.
=. Army 20 be a Lieutenant in the Confede-
rate forces. Is a son of Com. =. 81 Lee, U. >.
N, and nephew OF Senator Mason.
MIR. Chas. w. Morgan, Of Leesbnrg, va.
has receiyed an appoin in the POST
Office Department, at Washington, at sal
airy Of u 400 per annum.
Col Raider, who was pardoned from exc
cution in Honduras, arrived Ia New York In
the Northern Light, Wednesday.
Mrs John Drew has leased the Arch Street
Theatre, In philadelphia, for one year, ut
te,2oo,
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BY Redwood & Reach, Aucts.,
IL;

NIGHT SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
~ VIRGINIA MAKE; CIGARS, BOTTLED
WINES, BRANDY, GIN AND CORDIAL; MA
HOGANY AND GILT FRAME MIRRORS, CROCK
cry AND GLASSWARE HARDWARE, STA
TI0NERY, FANCY GOODS, &C.-We will sell on
SATURDAY evening next, 9Th inst, commencing
at Il O'Clock, at store, large variety of goods
enumerated above in part, to close consignments.
APPS REDWOOD Il KEACH. Aucts
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rITY SCAVENG Err.

The undersigned IL now prepared TO clean out
Water Closets, Sinks and Out Houses in the short
est notice, In manner which will not be offensive
to the premises on which be may work. Also,
lime them. His wagons are so constructed ~ 10
be water aud air tight. His boxes can he found
Ut DUyAL u NoarOxs, corner 18th and Main az. ;.
aud JOHNSTON x MILLsPAuau's, on MAN, betw cor
places, will be promptly attended to.
IL Its r. II. ALLEN,
Sl00 HBLS. CINCINNATI COMM1lN
ZtUI Whisky, for sale by
cpl WIN. WALLACE SONS.
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From Tevns

GALVESTON, April 2.-(iov. Houston has
sent a message to the Legislature protesting
against the action OF the Conventions and
claiming still TO be Governor. The Legisla-
ture took not the slightest notice of it,
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PASSED THRoueu.-Major Ben Mccullough
the noted Texan Ranger, who has been in fir
ginia for several weeks negotiating for tn
manufacture of 10000 stand OF arms for tn
Southern Confederacy passed through Lynch
burg Wednesday, on his return to Texas.
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.CHARLEsros, April I, . p. M-I.ieutenants
talbot ana snyder have just reached here
with nag of truce from Fort Sumter and
are now with the Governor. Nothing vet
has TRANSFERRED. Will telegraph as soon AS
facts are known ~ ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
NC, &c, Ar AUcTloN.-By virtue Of a a 9 deed Of
trust to the subscribers. by Levi Cohon, and duly
recorded In the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Count of the city of Richmond, will proceed TO
soil. at the store of said Levi Cohen, No 40
Broad street, ON FRIDAY, 18th inst, commencing
store. consisting of general assortment of DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS &C.,
&c.
AT THE SAME TIME
The KEY Of said store will be sold to the high
est bidder
TERMs.-Cash. S. T. BAYLY, Trustee
Sale by +. 3. Cook, Auct'r. ADS
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OPERATIONS OF THE MINT.--The United
States Mint statement for the month of March
shows that the amount OF deposits was 81,
l49, sos So The gold coinage amounted to ST,
o49 s27 80; the silver coinage s2s7 $50; copper
coinage 50 600
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NORFOLK, April 4.-Hon. II. A Pryor ar
rived here to day, and was loudly cheered by
crowd assembled to greet him. a salute of
fifteen guns was fired.
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THE FRENCH army has been increased to a
million of men, being equal to about one
twenty sixth part Of the population of the
Empire Then there is the navy, the police
force, the spies, and so forth, making FORM
liable public service.
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For Eurone.

BosToS, April 3.-The steamship Canada,
for Halifax and Liverpool, sailed at O'Clock
TINS morning, taking SO passengers for the lat
specie on freight.
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by Redwood a. Reach. Auct'rs.
t54 MAIN SfREgri
A ICETnG M naCK ~

A uCTTON SALE Or HACK AND HAIR.
"A NEsS.-W will sell at auction, on SATUR-
whom it may concern, at the horse lot. on Council
Chamber Hill. hrst-class HACK and HARNESS,
Terms -Four months credit, for approved, en-
ap a-,d REDWOOD REACH. Auct'rs.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
CARY. NEAR TO BELvIDERE STRERT.NAs
trustee IN q certain deed of trust executed by
W. Green go, the purchase money dated ESD Of
S e hs g.s%;ss SoSpIY q asa apr
fair day thereafter,l the real estate conveyed bv
the said deed, consisting OF 10, located as above
fronting 80 feet on the North side of Cary street
an excellent BRICK and FRAMED TENEMENT,
Ana q,her appartenanees, now In the occupancy Of
The deed requires Cash sale but by consent
oil parties, the terms will be one-third cash ba-
interest added, secured by a trast deed or ill.,
retained. The taxes for issi 70 be paid by the
pa nh sea NJ NJ YOUNG Trustee.
COMMlsSIONER's SALE OF I0IjIS1
- LANp.-fursuant to decree Of the Circuit:
Court Of Louisa county, in the case Of B. A. Par
nh AID lanes me ~ Kent VS. Albert L Brown and
September term. 1880. the undersig ned, AZ Com.
missioner appointed for that purpose, will sell at
premises. at near where he old Moanta. IN Road
crosses Ready Creek, on MONDAY, the 2sth day
rR ss 81 Roi a 'sf Ps1 s
the said Brown and wife, containing iisf acres.
adjoining the lands of Dr. b. r. Cosby and oil ers.
adapted to the crops usually raised In the county.
susn ss Germ, " beat oats and tobacco About one
hall y cleared the balance In the original
TEkMs.--As much ready money as win be sun
Client y pay the cast q suit and the expenses Of
OF aud years, the purchaser 10 Civ bond with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auct'r,
OfE Il h nd =

IUIhCe corner OF TT and CArv rtres.sl
HORSES, MULES. BUGGY AND HAIR
NESS, CARTS AND WAGON. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will he sold on SATURDAY morn
Ing, April 9Th, commencing at 10 0 clock at tho
Horse Auction Lot, on Council Chamber Hill
40r Saddle aud Harness HORSES.
fine work MULES.
hand acme BUGGY and HARNESS.
2TUMBREL CARTS.
WAGON. THOS W KEESEE
APP Auctionear
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Marine Disaster

NORFOLK, April 4.-Barkentine d. G.. Pierce
from Cuba, with sugar, bound for Falmouth
Eng, arrived in distress.
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PoprLATfos TO SorARg MILES The census
o. 1850 shows the following as the popuia ton
OF the various States, compared with the
square miles Of area in each Massach usetts
1875 Rhode Island, i4bb New Jersey, 9S. /;
ga Pennsylvania, oi.s; Ohio, 5s.5; Delaware,
$50; New Hampshire, 400; Indiana, 500; YER
iaont. sa.A; Illinois, 800; Kentucky, 3o.7; yir-
ginia, aeo; Tennessee, 26,2; South Carolina,
Isl; North Daroiina, ais, Aiabama, 1910;
Georgia. 1871; Missouri, $50; Maine, ITO;
Louisiana. II i; Mississippi, 1873; Wisconsin,
IA Michigan; i33; Iowa, 1873; Arkansas,
ts; Florida ~; California, 20; Minnesota,
20; Texas, I 9; Kansas, i.t; Oregon 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05
Death of Judge Mclean
Poiitfcal.

CINCINNATI, April Hon. John Mclean
Associate Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court
died this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-05

DLACk SKIRT BRAID
ID RUBBER COAT and VEST BUTTONS
c coaB NATION coRsErs, all sizes;
conTs' SPOOL GoTToN;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHlEFS:
WOVEN SKIRTS, IS to so hoops.
Full lines Of the above Goods Just received and
fs97 0INTER. ALVEY ARENTs.
CPVING GOODS AT GREAT SACKI-
y FlCE, TO CLOSE BUSINESS. CHARLES A.
GWATKtN, Sth and Main streets, north side, will
sell the whole OF his spring stock a. great sacri
rifoe--a large assortment Lawns, Cambrics, Col
lars Poplin etts, sc. Families may rely upon get
ting bargains. Also, a large lot French Bereges
and English Bsreges, At great ioss H House Tor
rent. CdAn. A. uWAThlN,
jail E sfh and Main streets.
DAMASCUS AND UMBR ELIAS. = just
Chiidren's Umbrellas; Cotton 0mbrslias from soc.
mp; Silk Umbrellas; Ladies' SILK Umbrellas, In
Black, Brown and Green: ,,.rrn
sap2 CHlLES CHENERY.
Try q % o b JOHNSON y HARDWOOD
~ have just received and opened their stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, to which they
invite the attention Of all who are In want They
are determined to offer Inducements to the cash
trade and prompt customers. NH II
900 MOK e HAN b SOME SPKING
ZUU hoUsLIKs, opening this nornipg, A. only
md II q Aiip a., AsileFt'. old stand.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Especial Dispatch to tho Richmond Dispatch
IMPORTANT EVENTS EXPECTED IN
CHARLESTON.
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DEATH OF MISIsTgR.-Rev. Adam Gill
christ, for many years the minister OF the
Presby terrain Church in Fayetteville, N. c.,
died in Florida on Wednesday, 9th ult.
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JAS. L. CRENSHAW,
NH l5-2aw2w Sdtd

i ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD LAND. IN
NEW k pIXr, c0UMTY, ON OR NEAR IT, TIE
DEPOT. FIFTEEN MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
AS Trustee in certain deed of trust. from Mr.. L..
L. Walker and wife, dated 23d February, 1861,
duly recorded in New Kent County Court, ! shall
at the request of one Of the creditors named in
said deed, proceed to sell at public auction the
at IL O'Clock A M, uf fair if not the first fair day
thereafter0 the Ian conveyed by the said deed,
containing seventy five acres. and said to be very
valuable on account of its proximity to the Depot.
lbeing within a quarter of a mie,l and to the
large quantity of original timber and wood, with
which il abounds.
Terms Cash. The taxes for 1861 to be paid by
the purchaser.
APP ids W. GODDIN, Trustee.
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HORSES, MULES, BUGGIES, &C., AT
1 AUCTlON.-Ou SATURDAY. 9TH inst, at 10
o'clock, will sell at the lot Council Cham Der
Hill. several SADDLE HORSES, amongst which
is very handsome Grey. years old, perfectly
sound and reliable, with which is an entirey
new and handsome PLEASURE WAGON and
HARM ESS, or very fine young MULES.
Also
Entirely New No-Top BUGGY.
secondhand Top BUGGY and HARNESS, in
good order
At the same time, will be sold a large Sorrel
HORSE, years old, for account of whom i. may
concern.
4 r COOK AN
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BY Alex. Mott, Auc:.
u ROGER IES DRY COnnS SHnES

4 U Z Z Il / r. > DRY GOUDS. NHUEN,
" HATS, &c.-Will be sold at auction, at my
store, on SATURDAY, April 8, commencing at 10
clock a large lot of Groceries, embracing ia
taier's stock, consisting of general assortment
Show Cases, Stoves aud Bar Fixtures, Dry Goods.
Ready made Clothing; shoes, Hats, &c. Also, a
&c Woodware, Crockery and Glassware
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
TBRAs.-Cash. ALEX. MOTT,
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Sailing OF the Harriet Lane

NEW YORK, April 4.-The Harriet Lane has
gone below and anchored off quarantine. SE.
is bound to sea.
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u QACM POlS0N.--AIe you Aaneyed ~ tAie
Get box ef this peis0a feF - sssts ana Il WITH
rid you Of them quicker IT, ~ hoxes q snY
asiSss i1N !. w1dxIS. Srjssi.ss
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THE GREAT EAsrgRS.-The Great Eastern is
apponted TO sail for New York on May LIST
next, under the command Of Captain the Hon
orabie s. T. Carnegie, II. n.
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- EIAL N4TItk.-F URNI,
- TTS Hk ri pusN Tr aaIH TosE3 IA

1 ofsrs grsater inducements th1n fD
ever-pfices IS par cent. lees. Any sxtils
Y ne entire and veil selected stock cf fcH&I-
he has dstsrmiaed 70 reduce bis stock 81 YCRNl-
TURF 9le.ose. III. stock embraces ali kinds OF
i nressssls Rsss hlisas Eas c,ssA ssn
SrEAD6. - 10 eIS-aoltsits call from al 6essons
Y ,, wan. q SuRx{TuRk aaa win a.ssr. shsa
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CHARLRsroS, April fittings are soual,v
here to day. Look out for tomorrow.
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I ADJ ES before purchasing elsewhere come
IL to No. IS Main street, where you will find the
cheapest goods that ever were seen:
Hoop SKIRTS at % cents.
LINEN HDkFS. at 6 cts.
BOSOMS at astonishing low prices.
Brown and Bieached C0TTONS at prices which
cannot fail to please.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at all prices.
And, In short, all our goods are bought and
will be sold so low, that we fear competition
We charge nothing for showing our goods, and
therefore solicit call before purchasing else
W here. WERTHEIMER Il LOWEN BERG,
NH Is-lm 20 Main street
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A Card.-Havng sold out my SHOE STORE to
Messrs. CLARKE & SIMPSON, | would respect
fully recommend them to my late patrons belisv-
ing that they will be justly aud literally dealt
with. In retiring from the business. | would
tender my heartfelt acknow dgemelts to my
friends and the public generally that have So long
and liberally patronized me, assuring them that
| shall ever remember them with gratitude
VIM. WALSH.
n. B.-Being very DESTROYS to close up my bust
ness soon as possible, those owing will
greatly oblige me by settling their accounts i'm
mediaey. l will be found at my old stand when
not out collecting ap i-lwH
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L person should know that LEVY'S store has re-
opened, (afer being c'osed on Monday and Tues
day and will continue to open every dav, Satur
days and Sundays excepted. Just received the
following Goods all of which will he sold at
prsingly low prices Veil Beregs at 20 cts; Veil
Tissue at 374c :. Grass Linen Hdkfs at Csc, worth
37lc.; Hemslitche cd Hdkfs. at CSC worth S7Ac grey
Lavella Cloth at l2ic. worth Isle; rich Paris Ber
81 s0 all Of which will be sold 30 per cent less
than can be had elsewhere. Superfue soft finish
Beached Cotton at l23c., worth shilling; extra
fine Irish Linen at Soc. worth rs cts. Pine Apple
Hdkfs. at s7ic.. worth Soc; and many other Goods
to be sold equallY low ap4
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fFZn-,U1ruh COX'S LINE.-F REIuHT
- boats TO LYNCHBURa THREE
mnn-o. TIMES A WEEK-TUEsDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. T. Exxrr.
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt. l.. MAYO.
Boat ELLA SCOTT Capt. j. ". srxArrox.
Boat FAME. Capt. w. II. PARSONS.
Boat -, Capt. -. 1855
These Boats are all of the nrst class eomman a. al
BY careful Captains and hands, and leave prompts
~ rs advertised. For freight, apply to
GUY COX, Agents,
fe7 It's At Cox's Shed, Dock street.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.-0n FRIDAY.
NJ 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock at my store will sell
st auction. desirable lot of GROCERIES, con
sisting, in part, of Bacon Hams Sides, and Shout
ders; prime Goldfish; No. l Herrings; Salt; Rice;
Lard; Butter; Candles; Sugar; Soap; Molasses;
Whisky: Brandy; apple Brandy; Cheese To-
for Groceries.
app r. CAUTHORN, Anct'r
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HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE, &C., AT
L AUCTl0N.-On MONDAY, sth inst, at 10
O'Clock, will sell, at the residence recently oc-
cupied by J. L. Reese, corner OF LIST and Clay
streets, for account of whom it may concern, all
the FURNITURE, consisting of Wardrobes, Bed
steads, Marble-top Tables, Washstands, Mating,
Shades. Mattresses, Bureaus, Chairs, &C., &c, to-
gether with many other articles.
-ALSD,-
Several very handsome OIL PAINTINGS. EN-
GRANINGS. &C. lap III E. B. COOK. Auct'r.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS
ID Just received, large lot Of English Berege,
at very low prices for the times. | shall offer
them at the low figure Of 10 cents per yard. Also,
a lot of those Embroidered ditto, at one shilling.
All ladies in want of cheap Dress Goods. will! do
confident that I can offer great inducements.
have great many Goods In store that | Cd offer
bargains in, such as IIandke rchiefs, Collars,
Irish Linen Shirt Fronts, and varous other goods.
Call and look for yourselves at my stock.
AMI ALFRED MOSES 63 Main st.
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s. nj. Cooper, (son OF exAdjutant Gen.
toopsr,j Of I'd artillery, U. 5. A., has tender
ID his Teslgnaiioa,
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.DIsSOLUTIONS. Go.

COMPREHENSIVE the undersigned
~ have this day formed co-partnership, I'M
der the firm and style of J0YNER & CO., for the
purpose Of conducting a GENERAL GROCERY
and LIQUOR BUSINESS, at the old stand of J
w. Nipe Co, No. 30 Main street, where they
would be pleased to see their friends.
b. w. JOYNER,
Ia'e of Jones 4 Co.
WIN. L. SLATER,
Late of J. w. Nipe & Co.
MILES CARY,
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ap I'm Formerly OF Lynchburg.
CtO-PARTNERSHIP.- We have this day
~ formed IA co-partnership under the style of
CLARKE SIMPSON, for the purpose Of con-
Quoting the SHOE BUSINESS, at the long estab-
opposite st. Charles HOTEL whore We shall be
pleased to all of his former customers, and our
friends generally, Having bought his entire
stock. and being in daily receipt of new supplies
we feel confident we shall be able to give salts
faction to all that may favor us with their pa
tronage WM A CLARKE,
ELIJAH Il. SIMPSON.
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BY Alexander Mott. AucCr.

MIGHT SALES.-Wfll be sold, at auction,
IN THIS EVENING, and continued q Rtil further
notice, large and general assortment of Watches,
Fancy Articles. Sale to commen at o'clk r n.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
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BY 4. b. Cook, Auct.
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VI TION ON FRIDAY, sth inst :, at 10 o'ciocI
Will sell at my store large assortment Of gen.
'esi koKM1rVwKE s consisting Of
Mahogany Marble top Washstands; Jenny Lind
Bedsteads Sideboards; sets handsome Rose
wood Chairs; Etegre; Cane and w God seat Chsfrs,
Marble-top and Dining Tables; Enclosed Wash.
stands; Sofas, Lounges, Hair and Shuck Mattress.
es. or , splendid Feather Beds, China, Crock
cry, Glassware, &C.
ALSO
About so gallons very superior Virginia made
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WOOD, COAL, &c.
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A constant supply of
OAK and PINE WOOD,
Which will be delivered to families at the very
lowest market price.
fe 2l--ts A. S. LEE.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-Seasoned and under
" shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de Its JNO. J. WERTH. Ag't.