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New YORK, March 2o.-Cotton frm-Uplards
middling l2f. Flour firm. Wheat firm. Corn has
an advancing tendency-Mixed 62Gp6s3. Southern
white 63@7o. Pork dull. Lard steady. Whlskey
sales upwards of 5000 bags at lllQsl4. Turpen-
tine steady at 35436., Rosin steady at 81 20 Rice
steady. Stocks dull. New York Centrals III,
Virginia 6s I'D Missouri o's esq
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RIvER PIRATE SEyTENCED,-JohnD Duffy,
charged with abducting and enticing seamen
to desert the bark Langton, at Savannah,
Georgia, was convicted in the city court OF
that city, last Wednesday, and sentenced to
pay a fine of $500, or suffer SIX mon tbs i'm
Drisonment in the Jail.
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DHYSIC IANS AND STUDENTS.-MKADR
L BAk ER offer to Physicians and Graduates
of Medici mes, select assortment Of Pure and Re-
liable MEDlCIN Es, PHARMACEUTICAL PRO-
DUCTS, MEDICAL SADDLE-BAGS, MEDICINR
CAL INSTRUMENTs, Dissecting and Dental
CASES, TRUssEs, CLAylCAL APPARATUS,
ments, at manufacturer prices. 80
Young Physicians just commencing the practice
of medicine, are invited to examine our stcck and
estimates Of outfits before purcha sing elsewhere,
We feel con fdent that we can supply reliable
and properly prepared medicines on ~ good terms
as they can get them in Philadelphia OF N. York.
MEADE d BAKER,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists,
ls6 Main street, cor. above Pest Once,
fe22 Richmond Va
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A CHILD FROZEN TO DgATH.-A little son OF
Mrs. Jamison, not quite six years old, while
on II visit at Cold Spring, N. Y, from Brook
Ign, strayed away from his mother last sun
day afternoon, and was traced through fields
swamps, woods, snow, &c, some five or six
miles, where he was found frozen to death.
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Marine niSaSfarS

EokFoL., Va, March 20.-Bark Ida, from
Messina, for Baltimore, with fruit, went
ashore on Cape Henry, Monday, 4 portion OF
her cargo will be saved in damaged condi.
ton. The vessel will probably be lost.
The steamship Huntsville, from Savannah
for New York, put in to-day for coal. She
will leave in the morning.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
The great Southeastern Mail.
LYScHBURG, VA, March 20, 1S6

LYScHBURG, VA, March 20, 1861.
In communication dated IL tn inst, il was
stated that the great Sou tn western mail had
been taken off the route via this city. The
President of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road assures me that this statement is erro-
neous. l therefore deem correction necessary.
O. X
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POSTAGE STAMPs.-The postage stamps for
all the post offices in the United States are
manufactured by firm in Philadelphia. The
number furnished by them last year was 223,-
SCI 27O of the value of SO, 2lS, 80 The increase
from wear to year is very large.
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BY Alex. MOTT. Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES.
Il GROCERIES. &c.-Will be sold at auction, at
my store, on THURSDAY, March 2lst commepc-
Ing at 10 o'clock, a lot of second hand FuRNi-
TURE, STOVES, Sc. - =.
DRY GoOpS-Eeady- Made Clothing, Shoes. &C.
GROCERIES,, GLASSWARE, CR0CKERY. sc
STONE WARE.-A large lot Of Stone Ware,
consisting of jugs, Jars, Pitchers, &c.
NH 20 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-win be sold, at auction
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and eral assortment Of Watches,
Jeweiry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at 7 elk p. N
ia 2S-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
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DEATH OF ARMY OFFICERs.-Colonel Joseph
Strong late of the u. S. Army died in Balti-
more, Md, last Friday, Of consumption, aged
g. years. DR.. Thos. l.. Murphy, who was a
Surgeon in the U. 5. Army during the late
war, died a Port Deposit, Md, last Saturday,
arei "a wears
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NIELIN merry GOODS.

ANDERSON, GREEN HALVES
Would announce to the public that they have
made ample preparations for meeting the wants of
their customers and the trade generally, and that
they are receiving full and weli-assorted
stock of MILLINERY GOODS. Their stock con-
sistsj in part of
BONNET RIBBONS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FRENCH AND BLONDE RUCHES,
BONNET SILKS, GRAPE, &c.
STRAW GOODS.-They would pari larly call
attention to their stock ofSIRAW and SILK BON
NETS, Misses HATS, FLATS, &c, embracing many
new styles. No: 1o1 MAIN STREET.
n B.-No Goods at retail. NH law
UORN PLANTERS.-I have now in store a
" full supply of all the best CORN PLANTERS
in use-including Sinclairs Routt's, with Qua no
attachment; Emery's, and CardwelPs: Also, for
garden purposes the English No. /, and the
Westhersdeid SEED SowERs. The attention OF
the readers Of the plsPaten is invited to my i'm
bucket, which is at the best and the cheapest
arrangement ever made for drawing water from
wells or cisterns. 1t is as portable as q barrel,
and so easy Of operation that child can work it.
Orders are solicited. H. SMITH,
NH 6dlm u Main street.
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A "PERAASENr'' BRIDGB.-At Foo Chow,
China, there is a bridge mile and a half long,
spanning the river between the foreign and
native settlements. 1t is built entirely of
granite rests on $50 arches, and is about 500
wears old.
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Bark Ashore-Eight Persons Drowned

BosToN, March 19-The bark Harvest
Queen, of New York, from Buenos Ayres, for
Boston, is among the breakers of Scituate,
and will be ashore at low water. Eight of her
crew were drowned in attempting to land
The captain was saved. Assistance has been
dispa tched to her relief.
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FInE.-The livery stable of S. F, Taylor, at
Freeport, ILL.,, was destroyed by fire Monday
morning. Ten valuable horses were burnt
Loss $25, 900 to 500, 600. No insurance.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A PRiEsr.-Rev. Edward
Mclean, an eminent Roman Catholic priest,
died at his house, III Sing Sing, N. Y, Mon
day, suddenly, while sitting in his chair.
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g Took OF GROCERIES. MIXTURES,
= &c, AT AUCTlON.-on THURSDAY, fist
L. Davis ESD on J.ekson near the OF ngga
Price street, his entire stock Of GROCERIES,, con.
sisting of the usual variety Of we'll selected ati-
eles. iF
ALSO.-All the FIXTURES contained In said
store, consisting OF SHOW GASES, COUNTERS,
SHELVING, Sc, &C. l.. b. COOK,
NH 20 .,.-.-s.f Auctioueer.
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AUCTION sALHs
FUTURE DAYS.
by Charles +. Wsr,ham & Co., Auc,,.,

FUf6hg DAfS.
by Charles r. Wertham & Co., Aucc..
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND Nor...
~ sEs AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, March ed.
at our warehouse On the Dock, commencing at ii
o'clock A. NJ, we wnl sell the cargo pe1 srhr
VIM Psxson, direct fen Attakapas, La, con.
:36O HHp s!;d Prime to eh0l'. NEW ORLEANS
100 BBLs nB BIlas & choice NEW ORLEANS
ON BOXES ADAMANTINg CANDLES.
ri TIERcEs CUBA MoLAssEs.
TEKxs OF SALH-For all sums under 800, cash;
over sloe, months credit, for approved negotia-
ol sB PAPER. cHAs. T. woRTH an.,ia Go;;
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
min and others bearing date 18th March, 1881, and
duly recorded in the Office Of the Richmond Hust-
tngs Court, Will sell at auction, at the Factory,
FRIDAY, the 2oth March, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. the
articles conveyed in said deed.
Is FLATfENING MILLS:
Is BOX SCREWS; oAA"''
STEM do.
eLEvERS; -tt .e
10 sHEETING MILLS;
DOUBLE LIC0RICE BOILER;
BANDS; STOVES; LtMP BENCHES; TOBACCO
BOXES; kegs NAILS, 1900 lbs LlCoRICE; 200
BRANDY; IL hhds. STEMS II bbis. PORTLAND
SYRUP; hbl SWEET OIL: loo lbs. BEANS Il
bhIs SUGAR; Manufactured and Loose TOBACCO;
FIXTURES and MATERIAL of evsry kind what
soever, in and about said Factory aB used by said
| firm.
Terms OF sALE.--For sums under 800, cash :
e. Fl
CHAs. T. WoRTHAa " Co, Auct's NH I9-tds
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Free Trade
Northern Markets.

ST. LOUIS, March 20.-Foreign goods, free of
duty, are beginning to arrive in this city from
New Orleans.
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FOOD FOR CATTLE AM

rVHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE AND
L HORSES increases the milk Of each COW from
twoto SIX quarts daily, and improves the quality;
short time aud may be used with great benefit for
saddle, carriage and dray horses. II has given
general satisfaction. Fer sale by
BLAIR 4 HARyIE,
NH 5 Cary and llth streets.
IN BBLs. CHOICE MUsCOVADO MO-
s)U LAsSES; so tierees Queen City Hams; Shout
ders /; Sides; Breasts Hams and Joles Otard
and Hennessey Brsudy ?oo bbls. OF Mountaia
Rye whiskey,. very old; Common wbiskay,
Brandy, Gin aud Ruin Refined Sugars and Gro
ceries OF all kinds, for sale by
NH Is THOMAS JONES. No. Main st.
ITO DENTlxTS. - Having been appointed
i agent for the sale of Teeth manufactured hy
Jaaas 1 White, OF Philadelphia, I am prepared
raw to furnish them in sets or otherwise, % All
Dentists. e. 6ENNkT,
WA II IAsle square.
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RESIGNATION. Rev. ID. p. Wills, President
of Wesleyan Female College, Murfreesboro'
N. G., has resigned his office, to take effect al
the close of the present session.
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1THEORIGINAL COMPOUND


l. TOOTH WASH.-An elegant, useful and
agreeable preparation for cleansing and preserv-
ing the teeth, hardening the gums, removing
Whatever Is offensive in the breath, or unpleasant
~ '''' '"'''' - N' ". PETERSON & CO.,
NH IS Druggists, 1855 Main street.
L Butter; excellent Family Flour; Schooley's
Hams; Breast Pieces; London Porter, in quart
and pint bottles; Sparkling Edinburg Ale, in stone
nh IS fIdesA f lYf IL srSad street
EONTAINE'S SOLICITED CREAM OF
l. WILD FL0WERS:-For shaving, nothing can
preventing eruptions, &C. il, is superior to all other
soaps lotions or cosme,ies' l ESr sale BY ~
NH Ia Druggists, ls5 Main street
JITISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
w RY; Ayers Cherry Peetoral; browns Bron-
ehial Troches; the most effective medicines for
self ground Pepper; best English Mustard, loose
and in boxes, + cts, per box; Garden Seeds of
''D'A''A s''"'A ri L. w WAGNER, Druggist,
NH 90 Corner eth and Broad streets
NATTKEssES, c o NJ X rs, Il Ed
NJ sTEADS, &c.-on consignment and for sale
tresses; single and double Comforts; Cottage and
Jenny Lind Bedsteads; Cabinets, Sofas; Wash
NH II 0A''' A''''' IL 'A' Alex LEX MOTT.
GENE CORK, SEINE CORK.-Jnst re-
= ceived, fresh lot of very nice Seine Cork
''hsI"'n slvs r Bo6 ss fsI c ea5s y Main st.
NH Is Near Old Market.
XVHITE CIR lease, in tin cans aud kegs
w Also, pure Sperm, Solar, and No. Lard
NH NH IS 81 SOP P. JOHNSTON jon I BRO Druggists.
EARLY SEEDPOTATOEs-EA va
IT, RIErlEs-l00 barrels in store van and for SIe BY
GOLDEN LEAF SMOKING TOBACCO
" Growth of Havana seed, put up expressly for
sales A9ohsI ssRR5SS '
NOR GOUT-Oil Of Horse Chestnut, an old and
Il famous external application, gives immediate
i''f''' 0 EDWARD T. RoBINsoN's,
NH Is 4th and Franklin SIS.
TIAU DE COLOGNE.-Genulne Farina CO.
W PETERSON Co, ,
mills Druggists, l55 Main street.
ORANGE sHERBET.-Just prepared from
valescents, at EDWARD T. R0BlNsoN's,
1mh Is 4th and Franklin SITS
oliver SOAP-The best article for cleaning
giving i q RoBNs9 Ss
NH Is 4th and Franklin SITS.
DAsIILES DE PARIS-For the alienation
i of Bronchitis, Hoarseuess and other diseases
NH ahG IS s"''A'' W. r PETsRsoN CO.. Druggists.
DOTATOES.-Wh bite Mercer, Peach Blow, and
bqsk- Eye Potat0 s;iR fsT sSie oEREESHow
EREsH ROLL BUTTER AND vENISON.
son for sale by WIN. G. DANDRlDGE.
TILOWER SEEDS.-A fresh assortment just
II received at EDWARD T. ROBlNS0N'S,
NH Is 4th and Franklin SITS.
ENGLISH CHEESE-Of Superior quality,
IL imported direct to this market, for sale by
mh Is BURTON j GREENH0W.
A DAMANTiNE CANDL ES.- -SoO boxes best
a. Nh b IS for sale y aa.BpAvRxpoRr
CHTRT BOSOMS! SHIRT BUsOMs =.
- LEVY has now in store very large stock OF
Shirt Bosoms all Of which will besold at remark
.hlv low prices NH Ia
T EATHER BAGS.-Lades' Travelling and
Ia Shopping Bags, Purses, aud Porte Monnaies,
far saIa by TH0S. A. BULkLEf CO.
/.ANDI ES,--SVo boxes Adamantine Candles,
1 for sale by fmh al MASSIE PLEASANTSO
COAP,--3oo boxes City made soap, for sale by
- NH IL MAsslh a z 1n aSAs ..
n A. CHEESE.-so boxes r. a. Cheese Tor
i. sale by [mh li1 AAsslE &fLEAsASis'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LOUISA
~ LAND--Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit
Court OF Louisa county in the case of B. A. Par
rish aid James NJ Kent VS.. Albert L. Brown and
September term, 1850, the undersigned, Com
missioner appointed for that purpose, will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, at or near where the old Mountain Road
crosses Ready Greek, on MONDAY, the 2sth DAY
thereafter,) the TRACT OF LAND belonging to
the said Brown and wife, containing li3f acres,
adjoining the lands of Dr. b. +. Cosby and others,
and is situated on Ready Greek. The land is
adapted to the crops usually raised in the county,
such as corn, wheat, oats and tobacco. About one.
half is cleared the balance in the original
growth heavily timbered.
TERMs.--As much ready money as Will be sufi-
Gent to pay the cost Of suit and the expenses of
executing the decree; the remainder upon credit
of and years, the purchaser to give bond, with
good security, bearing interest from date, and the
legal title of the land retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid.
NH 2o-tds d. W. PERKINS, C0m'r.
LARGE SALE OF MACHINERY.-we
~ will sell. at the Barrel Shop Of Mess.si War
the 18th DAY OF MARCH, at public auction, the
following MACHINERY
HEADING LATH and COUNTER, SHAFTS,
PULLEYs. and BELTS.
! PLANER COUNTER, SHAFT &c.
STAVE and HEADING JOINTER.
0'Herrin SINGLE MACHINE, SAW, sc.
GRINDST0NE and SHAFT.
And large lot of
CO0PERiNG TOOLS
of sale. The property can be seen by application
to MT; }; II Rosg, on the premises.
Mount Laurel, Va, Trustees Of
RV. GAINES, VIM j. Watkins
m s-let*
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SELDEN & Mill ER. corner isth and Gary
y streets, have In store full assortment GRO
CERES, WINES, aud LIQUORS, of choice quail
ties which they are disposed to sell VI the lowest
market prices for cash. OF on the usual Zine to
prompt paying customers. Included in our as
sortment will be found the finest qualities Of
Brandies and Wines imported into thts country,
large portion Of which have been Imported BY
ourselves to suit the wants OF those desiring the
very choicest goods. NH
T ,HsSr;o sT9Ck on q, iMP0RTED CON
this day, per steamer, as lbs assorted sayor:
Gum Drops 600 lbs. do. Juiubs Paste; SEQ lbs.
Cream Chocolate; SEQ lbs. superior French Can,
Ie1 iss Main st.. opposite Amor,e.s Hosssl
THE ZOUAyE PIPE-we have the .szouave
i Pipes" made Of real Briar Root, and imported
from Prussia direct. Also. very superior suaok-
and genuine Powhalan and Aser:ehaum Pipes
MEADE = BAKER, Drugeisss.
NH ~ iss Main ST.. corner above r. D.
ENnIILE NEN,s m OAD TkEAD
Oh Il The extreme low price d from 8 q q. neuer
hsrssofore less than ~ and tS - Aain street sign
NH II WV. wALsR.
GAS FIxTuKES-wsh have On had 5 large
" assortment Of Gas ChaAdsiioxs. Pendants-
and burners; Lamps. &C. la y hish Ne ohss sssss
sTESEixs. PgLLgx ! Co.
Ef ss,.s E.s. :. P H:s ssss s
Egg spseas--ts b sSl a he China and Gssss-
nAn TAOS, 4 isH NJ. ~ NJ. Co.. &C.:
RARHER1 AND TAlLQRE xMKx1K
sAas " vxs-LSw, Txy Lon CO. 80
NAV annals stssst,
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!EGREAq

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!!-GREAT
IN ATTRACTlON.-The most complete assert
ment of rich and desirable GOODS ever offered in
this city. Will open this morning, full line of
Ladies' aud Children's Bonnets, Flats, Shakers,
Flowers, Silk Quillings, and all styles Ut MILL
merry Goods; Dress Trimmings Of the newest
styles Embroderies, Parasols, Corsets, Hoop
Skirts, Shirt Bosoms, BIeached Cottons, Toweling
or anything in the white goods line. As all of
the goods have been purchased under very favor
able terms. owing to the tightuess Of the money
market, Miiliners and others in want can rely
on procuring bargains for cash.
L. GOLDSMITH, No. 176 Broad St,
NH Is Threedoors from 9Th st.
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SPRING G00Ps-MAKCH, ls6i.-

feT GINTER. ALVEY ARENTS.
SPRING GOODS MAKCH, ls6i.-
. KENT, PAINE ~ CO.,
Importers and wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. Isa and 1856 Main
now In store, largo and desirable stock Of
fresh Spring Goods, consisting of the usual varie-
and Domestic Goods, which We ars Prepared t 10
offer to our customers upon the most favorable
terms We shall, in consequences OF the disturb
ed conditisn OF eomme rcisl matter confne our
sales to cash and prompt six months buyers, for
nssso,iabis paper and to such, great Inducements
the season., and not be surpassed, in variety
and sx'ent Ry any house Il The sspthssn States
pared to exhibit large, fashionable and fresh
stock, Of our own manufacture, and gotten up ex
and ShIRTiSaS viii be sold At nett prices, for
| cash, ia bankable funds. Orders are solicited,
1a wi" '''fxs sr' RssT
HOUSEKEEPING GOODs.-CHRIsTIAN d
~ tATHRoP would invite particular attention
to their stock of Goods for Families and Planta-
Pillow FIJI Case Linens s's % e. to shirtinS
Linens :. At sac s.c and sgs Table Damssks and
India bimity; Checked cambries; Heavy White
Cassimsrss Cotton sRsetns and Shi r.iSss Ono Ono
| naburgs and Colored Cotton Goods; Mouruing
Zines, Tamiss Canton Cloth, EnsiisS Grape, Grape
and Lace Wells. Also, large stock OF Velvet,
fsi CHRISTIAN & LATHRoP, % Main st.
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PR &c Is. -.
~ DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICRs.-TO bs
prepared In the best manner possible for whAtevsr
may be the result Of the present political excite
mont, We offer our entire stock OF Goods at re
duced prices. The stock 10 large and better than
1t has ever been before at this season. Carpets,
Cloaks, Dress silks, Poplins, Rips, Merinoes,
Mouselaines, Servants Clothing of all kinds in
short every variety of Dry Goods, at very reduced
| prices. Our customers nay expect bargains in
every style OF Goods ~ they pust be sold before
| the close Of the season.
| jag CHILRS & CHENRRY.
CPRING GOODS Ar A GREAT SACRI-
! - FICE, TO CLOSE BUSINESS.-GHARLEs A.
GWATklN, sth and Main streets, north side, will
sell the whole of his spring stock 1t great saeri-
rifce-a large assortment Lawns, Cambrics, Col
lars, Poplinetts, &c. Families may rely upon get
ting bargains. Also, large lot French Bsrsgss
| and English Bersges. at great loss. House foI
rent. CHAS A. 6WATKIN,
! jaM sth and Main streets.
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OR &C Il II L 8, kc., AT AUCTION.-on
&c THURSDAY, 2lst March, we will sell at 10
GROsks az our auction store, an assortment Of
R bsa White SUGARS.
BACoNyellow do. ses
Rsaaed SHES and SHOULDERS. ru
Pure Mols.sss, "A Pineapple CHERsE.
London PORTER and WlHisKEY.
TOBACCO, SOAP. and
- ALSO LkS
LEATHER. 100 sides heavy, midu
weights SOLE LEATHER and1iSht
TsRxs.--Under tlso, cash; 9loo aud owe.
months credit, for approved paper. tour
NH u & q. B. DAVENPORT. Austs.
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NOTICE.--We have large ana nne assert
~ ment of Ready made Clothing for gent emen's
wear and also good stock of Negro Clothing,
which we have determined to SCH for the balance
of the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for cash
and TO punctual customers. We heps that the
above announcement will secure for us al once a
call from all who are in need of anything in our
line, as We are determined to conform strictly to
this notice SIMPSON MILLER,
ll9 Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and TyIer's, Richmond:
P. S.-North Carolina money taken at par for
goods dell
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DRY GOODS, &c,


THOSE CHEAP UNDR ESSED BLEACH
l. ED COTTONS ARRIVED Receiving this
morning, 100 pieces Of those celebrated XXI a.
soft finished Bleached Cottons. at I23 cents yard
Customers who have been waiting for them eau
now be supplied ALFRED MOSES,
NH 20 65Main street.
ITO LADIES WEARING MOURNING
i Two hundred sup ,rior Black Bordered Linen
Hdkfs. of the finest texture, worth from u 10
:l95, bought at auction, to be run off this week
for only Soc each. This lot is really bargain not
often to be met with Call soon at
EZEklEL'S, al Main st.,
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BY Thomas w. keesee, Auct'r,
iOfice corner of 18th and Cary strasts

OAK, I TON WOOD, AND PINE
" PLANK, FOR SALE AT AUCTfON.-Wilt be
sold at auction, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March
22d, commencing at o clock, at the Tobacco Fac
tory recently occupied by Mr.. John l.. Lyon, cor
ner 25th and Main streets
Il, oos feet one inch Seasoned OAK PLANK.
5000 do. } do do. BUTTON WOOD.
LOCO do. CASING PLANK-Pine.
TERN1-At sale
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OITY SCAVENGER

The undersigned is now prepared to clean out
Water Closets, Sinks and Out Houses, in the short
est notice, in a manner which i'll not be offensive
to the premises on which he may work. Alse,
lime them. His wagons are so constructed as to
at DuyAL il NoRroS's, corner llth and Main sts.,
and JOHNSTON & MILLsPAUaus on Main, betw cen
nth nd 18th streets All orders left At the above
places, will be promptly attended to-
fs Its K. H. ALLEN.
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NH 20 THOS. w KEESEE Auct

crock OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, TO-
AT AUCTlON.-W BE- sold on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, March Goth commencing at 10 o clock,
at the store Of Messrs. G. P. Word Brother, cor
ner 18th and Main streets, all of their stock of
GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS, STORE FIX
TURES, &c.
ALsO-A large lot of very superior CHEWING
and SMOKING TOBACCO, put up expressly for
our retail sales
TERMs.-For all sums under $50, cash $50 and
over, mouths credit, for approved negotiable
paper lmh l4I THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct
POSTPONEMENT.- The above sale is post
poued until TUESDAY, 2sth, at the same hour
NH 20 THOS. w. kEESEE, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

This article is prepared from the water Of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by a
careful and scientific method Of evaporation
whereby all Of the mineral ingredients and medi-
cna properties of the water are retained in it
impaired. Call and procure pamphlet of our
JscKsos of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
deiphia and also twenty other Physicians of emf
hence testifying to its efficacy in various dis
eases. The MASS aud WATER 10 kept for sale
BY Messrs MRABg 4 BAKER and =. 7. koBlssos,
r. ECHoLs & SONS,
fs as-dsm Proprietors.
THE PRErTIEsT CALICO OF the season
/ now be seen at
mhla tEVfs, No. Il Main street.