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Il OF e l. 8
HOTEL,
\ STANTON,


The VIRGINIA HOTEL, so extensively know n
to the travelling public rs one OF the very best Ho-
tells in the State il now owned solely by Messrs
WIN II. &THOS P. PEYTON, who will devote
il possible, the high reputation which 1t at pres
emf sustains aud will leave no exertton unen-
plcyed to render their guests satished ana com
Portable: The recent additions put 10 TINS es.ao
much larger number Of guests than formeriy.-
The whole building in the inferior and eXteIior.
has been recently REF.T ,,u9 and fAiNfEp'
and looks now GOOD AS NEW.
The proprietors have secured the services OF
Mr. WIN. d. GILKKS0N, Sr., an experienced
landlord and formerly OF the Taylor H0tei, Win
chester a, sUPERlNTENDEST who VIII pay
every attention to those stopping at the Hotel
Capable and faithful servants are also provided,
to ensure the comfort Of guests. The table WI!
continue heretofore, to equal that Oh any motel
in the state. .n
CONNECTED with the Hotel extensive STA
BIES under the management of ~ Ehs Co ,
we'll known for their experience and emclency III
this department. Horses will be taken on livery;
and Horses, Buggies, and Backs Will De Afforded
to guests reasonsh ole terms. -
The Proprietors we'll prepared to accommo-
date families TaS wish T. pfa i 'h tste
This Hotel il well furnished, and contains as
good and comfortable bedding as any house in the
state.
| and excellent marble bedded, and patent-cush-
| iored BILLIARD TABLES. New and comfortable
| BATHING ROOMS have just been neatly fitted up
| WV II. PRrToS, who has been SO long con
| tention to the accommodation OF the guests. lie
| is thankful for the liberia, patronage heretofore
| bestow ed, and would respectfully ask eontln-
uancs Of the san.. ~ n1,roy
T Mn Il p fPhRsYfTUofS Proprietors
| n. B.-The office of all the STAGE III Is Is a
this House; also, the office Of ADAMS 60 ,I, ~
| 1 H,nuntar March Is 1s6i apl7-tf
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. N
A Vofcs from the Old North Stats.
4 I..aserna n O.. April L. 1851

Since the news from Charleston, every man,
woman. and child In this portion Of tho coun-
try, are for going ont OF Abe Lincoln's Govern
ment We are now raising volunteer COM
pany In this village, and are going to fight our
way out or this Onion, 81 no other way il
given AZ. The ladies are hunting mp the
1Eafonn men, and giving them ahtir views. Of
secession Gov. Eiats must call tho I4AxixIa-
tnre Of this State together, and let 'us go out.
didates In this county. bat every Union MAN
has been fooled In this matter. a. Is shsma
that we should now be paying these Yankees
TO shoot and destroy our brethren Of the
South, Old Abe shonld be taken And hanged
20 the frst tree. There are ttleuAapds Of good
men Ia this State, who are now ready to take
up their arms sud fight for thu Southern Con
sfsderacy. North dnr1tfaa sh0fi Secsds, !"
Yonys, :. s. ss ~ PFvKkS,
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ARRBsrRp-A correspondent of the Pensa-
cola Observer, named Mathews, is under ar
rest for indiscrsetly revealing some of Gen.
Bragg's plans. 1t seems that the General
con tenn pla ted making an attack on Fort Pick
ems on Friday night, and that he had managed
to this effect admirably, when, on Friday at
ternoon, the correspondents letter appeared
in the Observer and BILE w all the fat in the fire
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NV YoR~, April 18.--Flour steady and un-
changed Wheat-Eed 81 3cGtl 80; W ate n seq
l.eo. Corn steady. Pork hrm-Aess 800 Prime
Sl5 Coffee Arm ut $50 lac. Whisky dull.
NEW YORK April ls.--Flour SC. better: Wheat
steady Cora frmer and unchanged. Whiskey
firm at 1sl
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DER EMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF A
1 VALUABLE farm, WITH GRiST Mill:
STOCK OF CROPS, STOCK FARMING IMPLE-
81 Mills PkoM THE CITY,-The subscrbers'
tention, will proceed 70 sell, at public auction,
upon the premises, on WEDEE' DAY the lst day
CT May, commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, the
the new Central Road, III Henrico county, ~
miles from the city. The properly will be sub
divided and sold A. follows:
highly improved land, upon which there has been
seeded rs bushels of wheat and ten acres Of which
are well set in clover.
Ths improvements are a comfortable tws-story
Dwelling, containing rooms, with the necessary
out houses, such stable, barns, sheds, &C., ell
in perfect order.
"a. A tract of LAND containing about 30 acres,
with beautiful building site thereon, excellent
water, and an abundance CT mari easy Of access.
Sd. A tract of LAND containing about Is acres,
known the Mill Tract, upon which there is a
| GRIeT MILL, In complete order and large mill
| pond which has an excellent trade, aud Is 4 ne
location for any one desiring to engage in the ice
Immediately after the sale Of the Real Ks.
| tate, will be sold the entire stock Of CROPS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and many other arti
| TRIMS OF SAIR.--Por the real estate, cash
ths balance upon credit OF ., IL and Is months
for negotiable notes, with Interest sdded, and Sc
paid by the purchasers. For the personal prep
erty. all sums Ct s5o. and under. cash; over tina
amount, mouths. credit, ioI approved, negols
For further particulars, reference Is made to tn
subscriber, on 18th. betw cen Main and Franklil
| streets. or to the auctioneers.
The usual crops will be seeded, and the fayu
kept in perfect order until the day Of sale.
JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts. -
| p. S.-A plat of the properly can be seen at tn
apA INIT. SON.
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By RObt. Il. Lyme, Auct

By KObt. Is. Lyle, AuCt.
HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
II FOR SALE AT AUCTION II will sell. at
public suction on WEDNESDAY, the 1st day of
May, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises, iii
fair; if not, the next fair day thereafter! that
newly erected BRICK HOUSE, situsted on NJ and
Leigh streets containing rooms, passage, aud a
kitchen connected to the dwelling, with rooms.
The Lot fronts 50 feet, and back 400 feet: 1t
"a regarded as pt eas ant location, and in healthy
and desirable nsighborhood. ltcan be purchased
privately till day of sale, when, If sold. due no
lice will be given.
TERaa.--Liberal. RO. b. LYME. Auct.,
an ii-dtds Office Metropolitan Hall.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auctr.

CROCERIES. DRY GOODS, CLCTH-
" ING, FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION
VIII be sold at auction, at my store. on sATUR-
lot Of ROCERIES-W hiskey. Brandy, Soap,
Candles &c. Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Hosiery, &c; new and second hand
FURNITURE, Beds, Mattresses, Gets, &c; Glass,
CrocSery and Stoaeware.
Aiso.-Cle cks, Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
(ao ct
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AUCTION SALES
BY JaMes N. rsvlsv = Son. Aues'ps.
fsOMMlssIONEk's eALE or EEAHH ~

~ TATE. on THE 0l.U kiCHmONU JUnN =
er appointed by decree. Of tho ct1cnit Court q
Hcnrico county, on the sth day o. NcvembAs, lsN.
in the case styled Carter ~ Baapies' Admfntstra-
tor aud ais Will sell ~ public xHciiya upon the
pemiscs. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th dsy Of April.
III fair II pot. the next fair day there.e leam.
in the proceedings mentioned, to Wit: TRACT
OF LAND In the county Of 11surico. on the vest
side Of ths old Richmond Turnpike. Adjoiptng tho
lands Of Eof'en N. Elicit and others, and contain
ing lssA acres.
TExxs.--ODe- fourth cash the remainder upon
credit Of L., and syears, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds, With good security with interest
tain ed until the purchase money y fully paid, snd
conveyance directed by the Court.
JOHN b. YOuKo. Com'y.
JANIS n. TAYLOR 4 Soy, Aucprs. NH Is
P0sTPONEMENT.--ln consequences OF irciem:
snt weather., the above sale was Postponed until
APP II JOHN q. YOUNG, Conf. :.
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BY Thos. w. Kecsce. Auct'r,

HORSES. MULES AND WAGON FOR
II SALE AT AUCTION WIZ be- offered for
sale SATURDAY morning. Apri! 2oth, COM
mencing al 10 O'Clock, at the Horse Auction Lot
on Council Chamber Hill, several Saddle and
Harness HORSES, two or three MULES: and one
WAGON. THOS. W. hEhSEE,
apls AucioBeer.
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EDMUND RrFPIN.-We had the pleasure of
greeting this gallant veteran in the city Tues
day He said that his hearing was much in-
paired by the bombardment of Fort Sumter,
in which he SO PROMINENT participated. but
added that he would not Irego the glory OF
the past 10 recover his he ring -tfaGr!sstoA
Courier.
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Ry &. u. Cook, Auctioneer.

1OO ROLLS SUPERIOR NJ ATT G
tUO CLOTHING, CAPS. &c, AT AUCTION -
On MONDAY, gid inst, at 10 O'Clock, will sell.
at my store 49,.
50 rolls g. aud e-4 checked MATING, Just re-
csiysd, fresh, and in most excellent condition.
ALSO
so rolls {. aud Ga white MATING.
After which, will be sold lot Of
By order of S. T Bsyly, trustee for l. Cohen.
ALSO-Is or 20 cases BOOTS and SHOES. suita-
bic to the approaching season.
The attention of the trade is requested.
apis L. B. COOK, Auct'r.
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NxCHANGE HOTEL And BALLA 4 ID
n HO II s e.

RICHMOND, JANUARY l4TH, 1851.
The proprietors of this weil-known and popular
ssSabltehmcnt beg leave to return their heartfelt
tins to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with and II affords th ora pleasure to
announce that the recent cha ngcs, removals, and
thorough renovating at tho eltireestab Lis nnent,
makes It enc Of the mos. please Mt and comfortable
Hotels tfor permanent boafders, as we'll as tran
sisnt company, that can he enjoyed anywhere In
the country 1t Is due to the iiberality OF the
Stockholders ofths EXCE ANGE TO say that every
min & has been done which could add to Its value
guests.
Among the important changes and Improvement,
in the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added " ell
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
is now open for the patronage of the public. In
arranging this part OF their business, handsome
room has been provided for the latfes Of the Ho-
tel with private entrance from the parlor foor
of the Ballard House.
In view of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and strict attention en- their part, they
hope to merit continuance Of that patronage so
loug enjoyed by them.
Ia l6-ts JOHN p. Il THOS. E. BALLARD.
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AFFAIRS AT PBSsAcoLA.-The Montgomery
Confederation of the 10Th has the following:
1t is said that only one hundred additional
soldiers have been placed in Fort Pickens.-
Major Towers succeeds Slemmer in command.
II is authoritatiyely stated that large num-
Der of shot were landed on Santa Rosa Island
for Fort Pickens, a night or two ago.
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The Tgsr OarH.-The Portsmouth Trans
script of yesterday says:
at is asserted, with an air OF confidence
that the ties. oath was administered yesterday
afternoon to the officers of the Navy, in active
service on this station. We feel proud that
every Souihron spurned the degradation
which Lincoln had prepared for them by re-
fusing TO take tho oath of treason. We nn-
ders IA nd a number of them 4 once resigned"
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son, Auct's.

4 UCTTON SALE OF TWO FRAMED
N TENEMENTS AT THE INTERSECTION OF
FEDERAL AND ST. STEPHENS STREETS, AND
A STORE AND DWELLING ON FEDERAL ST.
We will sell, upon the premises, on THURS
DAY, the 25th day of April, commencing at a
o'clock p. M, two very desirable Framed Tene-
ments at the intersection Of Federal and st. Ste
The lots front about forty-one feet each. and run
back the usual depth
Also, new Framed Tenement on Federal
street, adapted for Store or Dwelling. II fronts
about twentyfve feet, and rms back as above.
TgRMs.-One -fourth cash the balance at 4, 8,
and y months, for negotiable notes, with inter-
est added, and secured by trust deeds. The taxes
and insurance for ls61 to be paid by the pur-
chasers. JAS. II. TAYLOR u son,
Is Anctinusars
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Ons tquare beIoW b1cnAlgs HyteI,
ja4 Rlehlnond,
SPRING GOODN-a1ARCH, le6l.-
kENT PAINE L co

Importers and wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS No. 1853 and les Main
street, Richmond. We are receiving, and have
now 10 store. large and desirable stock of
fresh Spriag Goods, consisting OF the usual varie-
ty and embracing every desirable style Of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, which we are prepared to
Offer to customers upon the most favorable
terms. We shall, in consequences of the disturb
ed condition of commercial matters, confne our
sales to cash and prompt six mouths buyers, for
negotiable paper: sad to such, great Inducements
will be offered. Our stock will be kept up during
the season, and not be surpassed, in variety
and extent, by any house in the Southern States.
In our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we are pre-
pared to exhibit n large, far hiopable and fresh
stock, of our own manufacture, and gotten mp ex-
pressiy for our own trade. BROWN shEETIE GS
and SfIRTlNGS will be sold at nett prices, for
cash in bankable funds. Orders are solicited,
and will reeAive our prompt AID personal aiten-
tion lmh 81 KENT, PAINE & co.
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dirpatch.]
Yankee Troops in Notion. umors.
NKw York, April 1s.-The Boston troops,
500 Ia number left here by railroad for fhiia-
delphia at Il O'Clock to- day. 1t Is said they
will go to Fortress Monroe.
The papers publish reports that vessel
has sailed from Boston with troops for Nor
folk, Va. a.
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yPOTSWOOD HOTEL,

CpOTSWOOD HOTEL,
= RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, at the corn of MAIN and 9Th
streets, ipst finished and elegantly furnished, 10
now open for the accomm oda alton Of guests:
The location is the best in the city aud every
effort will be made to please the patrons Of the
House.
| have secured the services OF Mr.. T. W. HON.
sIagg late of the Everett House, New York.
no sly JOSEPH H. CRENSHAW.
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JQci SPRING TMPORTATiONs.I SHI
CLARKSOy. ANDERSON & co.

No loo Main a. Ricanoad, "a,
Importers Of Heavy and Fancy Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns aud Anchor Boiling Cloth, are in receipt per
ships Morning and Petra" direct to James
river Of their spring lmpSrtasions to which s hey
viii ind Il 70 their id vaniass to buy Of them;
They are also agents for FAIRBANKS celebrated
II. B.--Particular attention given to Ordss.
NH ~
HARD TINES AND GOLD WEATHkk
forts vt the same time, by procuring Heaters,
asnSss n
TWO ' rooms wiz - scnttls Of coal, and never
and sensible" Stoves sold by mo in Years past
repaired, or taken In exchanges for new. Second
nI Afs si011 Gas Fitting and Tin Work
store Store YIN GE5kaE sTXRRETT. Bslvia's Row:
Terms essa. las
L CHANTs.-NOW Is THE TIME TO sAvR
FIFTY PER CENT.-Couniry merchants Wishing
e ss so a e By
stock Of Contectioneriss IN this city. have also
In h b ,sas Of ny M
A. ANfONI. st. Nicholas Saloon,
NH 20 l6 Main at. opp. Kent. Pxtne Go
CELDEN MILLER, corner i4th and Cary
> streets. have in slore fail assortment GRO
CERiES. WINES, and LIQUORS, Of choice quail
ties hieh they disposed TO sell al the low est
market prices for cash, or on the usual time to
prompt paying customers. Included in our as
sortment Will be found tue finest qualities Of
Brandics aud Wines imported into this country,
large portion Of which have been iIa sorted By
ourselves to suit the wants VI those desiring the
very eheicest goods. nh
c1n HHDS. and 80 bills old and new crop Nue.
| ~ covado Molasscs; 400 boxes Adama ntine Can
| dies, 500 bbis. Mountain Rye Whisky, very old;
| 400 bills. Common Whiakey, Gin and French
| Brandy; 1000 Worid's Fair Sugar-Gured Hams
| very superior. 50 hhds. sides, Shoulder, and
| Breast Pieces; 400 bills Crushed. 4, b, Extra g
| and Powdered Sugars. and large stock OF Gro
aps THUS. JON q. NO. MAin a.
| D1C0N SIDES 4 n . AHOULDKES.-7i
| ID tiercNs Breast Pieces. 50 tierces plain and ga
gar-cured Hxnas; % pkgs. Radned Lard: 70 paili
/ Family LsTa; IS bbls. Western Lard, So whole
/ and half boxes Adansnttne Candles; 80 boxe,
/ Tailow CAndisa. - boxea Pine Apple Cheess; y
! boxes Gngiish Dairy Gheese; 80 bills. Extra &C.
ssishy LAP 81 MAssIE = PLEAsANTS.
i ELIXIR CALlAAKA--A Cordial Klixir Al 70
! II ruvian BAsk This II preparation Of the Pc
/ ruvian bark, and haseA agreeable odor and Taste
Ii ID very valuable In cases ot debility aud ID con
/ yalescenss frsa sprosirstia& disseses PersoA
/ tskiag Cod Liver OIL will aud II very enetont {
diseu{ss the tAsta aud assist the action % lhat -
ticis, Prepared and sold BY
I aps prugGisss. Ma, ~ hxia street
FAMILY fLOUx--Of very superior avalIsy
| u 1or sale IN quantities ID Nuil, By
apit DUNLOP, M0ACuKE Oos
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LEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the RIchmend Dispasch-
Especial Dispstch 10 the Richmond Dispatch. u /
virginia safuted-Enthnsiasm Througheut
the SOuth,

MONTGOMERY, April 15.-The news or the
secession of Virginia has caused great re1oic-
ing through the entire South. over one num-
dred teIegrap hfc messages were sent from the
office here when the tidings arrived. The ar
'tillery are firing a salute of 100 guns Ala
bama congratulates Virginia. -.
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ryNKUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF REAL
l. ESTATE In MlTCHELL'S PLAINLY virtue
Of Deed of Trust executed by Josiah l.. Wocdson
TO the Trustees Of the Monroe Building Fund As
ISOLATION, to secure to the said Association the
payment of a certain bond. which deed bears date
on the '.th day OF June. lsss, and is recorded In
the Clerks Office of HeBrico County Court, and
by order of the Board of Directors of rad Associa
ton, we will sell, npon the premises, ON MON
DAY, the 22d day Of April, or fair: If not, the
next fair day thereafter,) commencing at o'cik.
p M. the property in said deed con eyed. to wit !:
All that Land lying and being in the county Of
Henrico, near to Mitehell's Spring, aud described
on Il plan of Mitchel's Spring property ny the
Nos. 7, 10, H. s, o, Is, e. g. Also, Lots w. Al, and
Academy Lot, being the sane real estate con-
veyed by John Z. Anderson to said Wondson, by
deed dated LIST January 1856, and recorded in Hen
rico County Court ONCE.
TERNs.--One-third cash balance at and IL
mouths, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by atrust deed. The taxes for 1891 to
be paid by the purchaser.
sAM'L T. BAYLY,
FLEMING GRIFFIN, Trustees.
| THOS. BARHAM,
| Sale by JAS. N. TAYLOR & sos. Aucts. aplo
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, April 1s.-An arrival at this
port brings later adyices from Europe.
Continen tai advices are warllke.
The Paris army is drilling for war. All the
marshals of France were summoned TO at
tend council of war On the Sth inst.
Military operations were about commencing
in Italy.
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Resignation
Northern Markets.

| NORFOLK, April lS.--George Loyal, Navy
| Agent at this station, has resigned.
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cpHNERCI1

LIVERPOOL --Cotton--Sales on Saturday esti
mated 20, 900 bales-pricss buoysnt, with An ad-
vanclng tendency; partial advance OF 90 -
Breadstufs quiet and steady. Provisions steady
Cousols WHO'LL.
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mr. Z Su u u T T Z Il /.

IL H i. . Al ID y - ~
Is tubs and frkins superior FRESH ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER, just received to-day,
20 boxes s shsra sAab1AmASTiNE CANDLES, for
boxes ,s" Golarea cANpLEs-rsd. white and
blue, for iiluminstin1g
10 kegs Mountain BUTTER.
+" bags M 5,chss ttaguayra' java ceyion' and
20 bbls. Crushed, Cut, Granulsted. PuIver-
lied Coffee. and Brown SUGAR.
10 half chsst best Green and Black TEA.
ass sss t aHP and Plain
IFS THU Breast Pieces, Shoulders and Joles
SO boxes rarsaine. Adamantin'' and T*ll0w
Ion Inns. GREY. Urowder, and Black Eye PEAS.
200 bushels White Mercer and Peach Blow Po-
msdsirs WINE; London Deck BRANDY and
sd Man. IL wHlskEi R Ss :sFf Hs0i'
'A az f ie@s. Corner oov'r and Franklin Sta.
TXTOOD's NORTH CAROLINA FAMILY
W ROE IN, HEk Nalss s.ro,,,. FAMILY ROE HER
70 Dbl. North csIolin. Family GROSS HER
h RINqi1 r"rolins Family CUT BEHRING'S
10 ehss 1su superior Green, aunpowder and Black
500, bushels sAs WILL OPAL. such =. Bran, Brown
1000 bales Timothy and Glover HAT.
i Gid pf ssm saran.r wHIsKEY, ot.rd BRANDY,
and Chsmpagne W1Ne-ah Of the best quality.
: FOR sale BY ROBT. 4. =, D4BNRY,
Corner Of Bread sd. ard IN = ], . ..,;.
LATE KOoFsN AsThss sg y ,hs r.. !:
.s sa A. y. s.s ps s. e. aJTTx
PERCEa ROOFING In the most approved style.
Old SLATE ROOFS VIII be repaired At shnt no.
tics: And All bis work will be wsrnnlsd ~ So
iisiis public patronage. PATkick IAN;
apE-3ms Corner Of sth and Cary sss.
SHEE--5 uSSWEE - : =
=" A"s Cur TO ORDER
The subseribers are prepared g furnish e O. =
der at short nofice, every deacnpaqn o. ny n
BE 4 used by afiders end others they Will fur
niAh Il OF any dimeasicn and 9naliix ssguired :
90 is-sts Pfoetor's Greet. Chesterfield
TLLUNiNHTION Q NbL z s:.i have q e
| j hand full supply Of the best quality, CAN
Ot MI ~ '' Y. MosdSHTH I, M Broad atSsst
TsR EsH 1I11HEN An PACK DUTTEK-
| IL zine Mouniafp LEAF LAID. Todd and Sehee-
| lsy i superior HAMS, exesiisnt "A MlLY RkQUR
AZ II III Broad slsAst.
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One OF Lincoln's Fleet in Norfolk..R esig.


81
NORFOLK, April 1S.-The steamtug Yankee,
which went with Liucoin's fleet to the
neighborhood OF Charles ton, has put in for
coal and il damaged.
All the naval officers of Virginia birth, at
this station, have sent their designations to
| Washington.
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cTOCK OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES,
y FANCY ARTICLES, nc, Ar AUCTlON.-0n
SATURDAY. Goth inst, at 10 clock, will cell, at
the store Of J. Won Wort, Esq, on Main, between
18th aud Goth sts.. his entire stock. consisting OF
large assortment of superior Havana and Do
nestle CIGARS, Smoking and Chewing TO-
BACCO, PIPES. FANCY ARTICLES; two new
mahogany SHOW CASES. together with many
other articles pertaining to Cigar Store.
ants e. b COOK Auct.
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ls anis On dei''efy y. B. COOK. Anct.
HORSFs, MULES, HUGHES,

HORSES, MULES, HUGHES, kc.. Al
III AUCTIoN--On SATURDAY, 2oth instant, ut
10 o'clock, will sell at the lot On Council Cham
her Hill, several Saddle and Harness HORSES,
among which are two beautiful Brown IL AXES,
six aud seven years old, perfectly sound and
gentle in q me order, and said to be very fast.
no.top BUGGY and HARNESS, in good or
der.
/ second band TOP BUGGY, In good order.
/ entirely new FURNITURE WAGON.
secondhand four horse WAGON, In good
condition L. b. COOK, Auctionesr.