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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-09
FROM CHARLESTON.
,,rrcx.l CORRESPONDENTS OF THE ptsfAf'H'i

CsaKLrsroS, April 6, 1851
,.A,ck that ous political complications
-, ,f.s wing TO a close. Yesterday was n
~ ~ AZ great excitement, from VARIOUS sisnih
~ ~, Sims in and about the city IN Tue n.s'
can sse t,rius in 10 that schooner gave some
p'ase..t ,asx with the t;nid. When the hring
',, ,lsra Mai. Anderson sent boat win
fo's Ebits fac asking permission of Generai
,,n'arrerara 10 visit the vessel, when was
granted. .-o,;s;,,,s ,,-,ra .ent down
asS,Tsrent stations on yesterday and the
70 tc 80 which showed that something was
0A. ,na The reason OF this, / understand
- 81 that ALI supplies are to be cut on IRON,
-, Anderson. and II SO, ne may say we shSii
- mass with provisions, but We nave on 'he
n I,. "a ,Ss now pienty for six months under.
IND that supplies We're stopped to.aaF' oo'
9..r,ot up 10 O'Clock L. M, cohnfm IT
80 Ia, been done, Major Anderson Will
~ starved out in ten days, or ne VIII nav
" wake war. or surrender 40 MOI ne
=. he will surrender unless his Govern
- -, orders il, and as l have All along
"a ! 40 not believe they Will order It.
- rruth is the old II was about to say
Wgsaingfon, bat VIII never again associate
80 daSr name with the rotten and treacher-
70 n.rty now in power,l GoNernmeni-the
uIark Republican Geyernment-has become
.rsnrh in our EesiTils. We put no confidence
- 9Th in what they say. They declare they
80 no intention of reinforcing. Everything
Hs no. - prove that false and will predic {
- Pickens will be reinforced IN week, and
tbat an attempt viii be made here. too.
SO predict. and yen mark it, that Anderson
I'll moi come out OF Sumter until he is shelled
ont MsIk another thing that he VIII be
,bslled out in less than week. We cannot
- II longer. Our sons, brothers, clerks and
thames are all away from business, and
80 10 NOT intend to bear with it longer. -
three :lre-engines were sent TO Morris Island
,aste-day should the soldiers quarters be
80 nv ball or she'll, we will put ii out.
II mistake not the signs OF the times in
,-nnr State, the submissionists in your Con
,ortien and State had better stand oil the
tr,ck." Ii is reported here to-day that the
rof seen il in that paper or in yours. / hop,
cams have been firing all day-practicing
sappose Business is good more buyer
nan goods by many. II is Saturday night
sEd will quit tIadISIVs-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
re- Additional Supply of
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
SPRING s. SU M MER GOODS

re Additional Supply of
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
BY Express and Steamers. we have in store and
are receiving various styles of very select and
SILKS, DRESS. AND
TRAVELLING GOODS. &c,
Among which We invite especial attention to the
Beautiful BRoGHE, SPRING SILKS;
Rich Barathea Black do;
Six Embroidered, High -Iustred PoPLINs;
Handsome Checked and Chene PoPLlNs;
EEeganat RmbroSe5sd SIsnsane
Very tine Printed French ORGANIZES and
Satin Plaid Colored BEREGEs-verv cheap:
Grey BERkGE ANGLAlSE, in all widths;
New Lace, Linen and Cambria SETS;
Novelties in Lace and Silk MANTILLAS;
French, English and American PRINTS, in va
cAMsissiRyIi,s. -Ahso'-
TABLE LINENS,
Bleached sHEETINGS and LONG CLOTHS:
cottsn ozN hdWFsTi Brown y, and c0Orsd
brown DoAhSf wArS XII: & FIcKLEN.
n B-For the next three or four weeks, (pre-
vious to packing them up for the summer we
Y" WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Such as sILk hsSf tSR saAsrAr,On WEAK
Heavy CLOTHS and CAsSIMEREs, sATTINETs
| 81 and Cd VA. PULLED CLOTHS, Dark PRINTS
BLANKETS for families and servants and
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram
G. A L + T G S,
| at PRIME COST, FOR Cash, ON DELIVERY.
! Hi Citizens Farmers, and Merchants will con
sait their interest by embracing this opportunity
for great bargains. w. & F.
ne Cur Wholesale Department is supplied will
the new est and most beautiful,
| SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
| OF the season, just purchased at the very low
prices of last week, AID for sale, to cash and goo
| credit buyers, on our usual liberal terms.
| ap Its WATKINS F1CKLEN.
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jas "a ' R, ccikHENsHAw, Trustees.
nh 0,uE rdk


i ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD LAND. IN
NEW KENT COUNTY, ON OR NEAR THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AT ..DIsPATCH j."
AS Trustee in a certain deed of trust from Mr.. r.
l.. " alkei' and wife, dated 23d February, 1851
at the request of one of the creditors named in
said deed proceed to sell at public auction on the
at IL o. clock A. NJ if fair if not, the first fair day
thereafter the LAND conveyed by the said deed.
containing seventy five acres. and said to be very
valuable on account of its proximity to the Depot,
tbeing within quarter of a mile,l and to the
large quantity of original timber and wood, with
which 1t abounds.
TERss.-Cash. The taxes for 1851 to be paid by
the purchaser.
an ids w GODDIN, Trustee.
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Especial Dispatch TO the Richmond Dispatch j
The New York Naval Movement.

NEW YORK, April s..-The war preparations
on large scale continue. The naval receiy-
ing stations have been re-opened.
The Harriet Lane sailed to-day with sealed
orders.
The Illinois and Baltic are taking in heavy
ornaments, mortars, cannon, troops and man
of-war launches.
The frigate Roanoke has fioated out on the
tide Her destination is said to be Fort Pick
ems and Texas. In Texas, Gen. Houston is to
avail himself Of her aid. ALLEN.
[sgCoND DIsPATCH.J
New YORK. April s.-The cutter Harriet
Lane sailed for the South this morning, flying
the stars and stripes, instead of the usual
bunting.
The steamer Vixen has gone to the Navy
Yard.
Large shipments Of army stores were placed
aboard the illinois and Baltic to-day.
THIRD DISPATCH
Sailing of the Baltic.
New YORK, April s, 10 p. M.-The Baltic
sailed this evening at o'clock, accompanied
by the tug boats Freeborn and Yankee, char.
tered by the Government for short voyage
Let the Charlestouians look out. Other army
officers have resigned. A
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GEoRsIA LiBHRALIrY TOWARDS VOLUNTEERS.
On the eve of the departure of the Quitman
Guards from Forsyth, Ga, few days ago,
the sum of $500 was raised by the citizens for
the benefit OF the families Of those members OF
The corps who might need aid during their alb
sence. At Perry, the same liberality was
manifested, and 1920 raised in few mo-
ments for extra equipments of The Southern
Rights Guards. Capt, Houser, OF Houston
county, With a pledge additional that the
draft of the company for a similar amount on
the citizens would be promptly honored. when
ever presented.
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY. On Monday of last
week, VIM. NJ. Churn, of Accomae county,
Va, was entally drowned in Drum
mond's mill pond, while returning i'll SIKH
from a small island, and when within twenty
yards of the shore. No rescue could reach
him. although his wife was standing on the
hank at the time.
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A FEDERAL CorRr TO Re HELD IN NORTH Al
ABAMA.-The Montgomery (ALa.) Advertiser,
of the End, says it is reported that George w.
Lane, recently appointed by Mr.. Lincoln as
Judge for Alabama, will attempt TO hold his
Court at Athens, and wonders whether she
will have the temeri,y to do So" The APP
pointee was formerly r Judge in the State,
but his intellectual qualifications are of such
Il character that when the appointment was
made the Alabama papers laughed at 1t.
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CoSvIcrIoS. In Washington, on Saturday,
the case of Foley, IN L S soldier, charged
with the murder of n fellow soldier named
Murphy, was given to the jury, and they re-
turned with verdict OF guilty as indicted
The prisoner, who had maintained bold de-
meanor mp to this time, turned deathiy pale'
and seemed quite unnamed by the verdict.
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GREAT STORM IN THE BLACK SEA
VI TONIGHT, at the MECHANICS HALL.
VIZ Err OF r II r

w RQGkBRIpGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
The Sndsrssusd have edn:titueS the house of
eESE SS SHNTs f. a. TS # sTATE
The reputation of this water, as medicinal
agent, is established in Virginia, and many parts
whole country. The important fact is now we'll es-
tablis he'd that it is of the few Mineral Waters
been kept from two to five years In glass, without
apparent damage either to its taste or Its medical
The many remarkable cures performed by it in
Dyspepsia Chronic Didrrhaa and Dyscntery, Chronic
Lirer Disease, Serefuia and all tianduiar and Skin
&C. have attracted the att ention of the most emil
nent medical me in every section of the country.
DR.. Cartwright, of New Orleans says: "in
truth. know of no water in Europe or America 30
rich in medical substances as that OF Roekbridge
Alum Springs"
Sulphur: at is a matter of no little importance
that the public should be fully apprised of the
| strumous diseases especially. They nave long
stood reproach to our profession, and never, but
| in these waters, has remedy been found that de-
Our pamphlet is nlled with letters OF the most
| eminent physicians, clergymen, lawyers, and all
| classes OF our fellow citizens, who certify their
| personal knowledge and experience OF the yir-
| tues of this water.
| The undersigned have now completed such ar
rangements for boltling and transportation as
they con ndently believe will enable them hence
| forth fully and promptly to meet the steadily
|
| CAUTION.-The unprecedented success Of thi.
Mineral Water. not only as used at the fountain
by the visitors who have thronged thither. but by
invalds at their distant homes, has naturally had
the effect to bring into the market, to some extent
| other waters bearing similar names. Therefore
persons W no wish to this water will do well Il
apply dir ectly to the undersigned, to their gen
era agents in Richmond, whilst the trade W i'll, IL
all cases, procure their supplies through the house
| Of PrRcEIL, LADD 4 Co., by whom also they will
be furnished with the proper certificates and show
| bills.
| The ALUM POWDERS or MASS. being the Re
| siduary salts of the water, obtained by evapora
ton, have been found by long experience to re
tain the medical virtues of the water, and to be al
| excellent substitute for the 1t is sent Will
| entire safety by the mail, and to remote points
| where the water cannot easily be transported.
| For full particulars, pamphlet.
| We will send the pamphlet post paid, on appli
| cation by letter, addressed to
FRAZIER q RANDOLPH, Projectors,
| Post -OHice, Alum Springs
| Rockbridge county, Va; orr to
| PURCELL, LADD l. CO., General Agents,
| Richmond Va
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C0rIesponaenee OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Rdtstng Secession Flags.
BoSsAcK's, RoASokI Co, VA, !


To-day was a great day in our village. The
patriotic citizens of this place raised Seces
Son nag 81 feet wide and ID feet long, on a
pole ~ feet high, at o'clock. r. M. The flag
Vas raised by our gallant Congressman, Hon.
Henry a. Edmundson, and was greeted by
hlns iQusing cheers by the soyereigns assem-
hed around it. The crowd was then ad-
dressed by Messrs. Vim. M. Bnrweli, Hon.
henry A. Edmu ndson, VIM. Watts, Major
James Mcdowell, and Green James, Esq -
The speeches were able and patriotic, and
s'fred the souls OF the brave mountaineers 10
'her utternost depths. The meeting ad-
}oufned by giving three cheers for the gallant
htIe State Of South Carolina, and three
susers for JEFF Davis and the South Con-
!deracy
1t the Convention does not give us chance
V vote tor an Ordinance of Secession, the
'oftreign people will take matters into their
own hands, and place Old Virginia where she
SSusht 70 ne, alongside Of her Southern sisters.
GU. OF The East, roll on the ball, and we, Of
DHe Southwest, will carry 1t trinmphantly
over he Blue Ridge and the Aileghanies.
FARxER.
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NORFOLK FOR SgcEssIoS.-The Norfolk Ar
gus states that thus far the names OF over
$50 of the rioters of Norfolk city have been at
tached to the instructions of Gen. Blow for
immediate secession. As the vote cast at tn
time OF Gen. Il. = election amounts to 500 +,
this gives the secessionists 4 majority OF lo5.
The Argus afiirms that large number OF
names are yet 10 be enrolled.
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April, 1861
d r Y G 0 O D >

II >
Merchants visiting this city with view of max
ing purchases, are respectfully solicited to ex
anime our large stock of
DRY G o O IS
We offer for sale:
500 bales Brown SHEETIMGS and SHIRTINGS;
200 do. OZNABURGS
so cases Bleached SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS;
50 bales Plaid and Striped 0ZNABU RIGS
500 pieces Striped and Plaid DOMkSTlCs, for ser
wants:
so bales TICKINGS:
so bales DENNIS and Striped SHIRTINGS;
$50 cases Fancy PRINTS;
80 cases COTfONADES;
10 cases Coiored CAMBRICS;
26 cases Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS;
And a large assortment of Heavy and Fine LIN
SEY; MEMS WEAR; White CAMBRlCS; Irish
/ LINENS; LAWNS; Plain, Striped and Embroid-
cred BERE6ES, DEDAGES and POPLINS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c, NC
All of which We will sell very cheap to the cAsH
and prompt six months buyers.
ELLETT Il DREWRY,
ap l-2w No. II Pearl st.
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SHOCKING AccIDESr.-The dwelling of Dr.
John Kinyown, in Iadkin county, n. T., was
DIES troyed by FIRE on the night OF the 9th ult {,
and five negroes, two OF them children, per-
ished in the flames. One of them was negro
man who had succeeded in saving two chill
dren, but in his efforts to save the other
servants in the building, lost his own lie.
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porSrn The New ORLEANS

ARMY OFFICER DRowSED.-The New Orleans
Delta says, during the emharkation OF u D
Cavalry, at the mouth of the Rio tIrande, on
the night of the seth March, First Lieutenant
lanes b. Witherell, End Cavalry, I. s. A,
acciden tally fell from the steamer Mustang,
and was drowned.
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Mr. TooMBs on WAR.-The Wilkes county
(Georgia) independent, says that Secretary
Toombs spoke in that place last Wednes day
In the course of his remarks, the speaker said
he thought the chances We're better for peace
than war, and gave reasons conclusive and
yincinG
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BY e. b. Cook, AuctioneeP.

A UCTION NOTICE. LARGE, POSITIVE,
OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, FOR
CASH .-On WEDNESDAY, April 10th, at o. elk, at
the auction room under the Spotswo God Hotel,
CHAS. A. GWATKlN will sell, through Mr.. E. B.
Cook, Organdie Robes, Dress Goods, Berage
Robes Jaconet Robes, Lace Nantes, French
Shawls, Dotted Swiss Muslins, Spring Cloaks,
Berage Shawls, Parasols. BalmOrai Skirts, Gloves,
Hosiery, Swiss Edgings and 1nsertings, Col lars,
Scarfs, and the en,ire balance of his stock, to
close business. Catalogues and samples will be
ready the morning of sale. Merchants, CON
sumers, and the ladies are most respectfully in
vited to attend. every article pu; up will be
sold without limit or reserve.
BE Sale to commence precisely at o'clock:
CHAS 4. GWATkIN.
E. B. Cook, Auct ap 6-tds
TRUSTEES SALE Or SfUCk OF DRY
l. GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES
&c, &c. AT AUCTION.-By virtue of deed Of
trust to the subscribers, by Levi Cohen, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the Husting,
Court of the city of Richmond, will proceed Il
SELL at the store Of said Levi Cohen, No. 27'
Broad street. on FRIDAY, 18th inst, commencing
at 10 o'clock, all the STOCK contained in sale
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.
TERMss-Cash. S. T. BAYLY, Trustee.
Sale by L. B. Cook, Auct'r. ap 5
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FIRE-A fire occurred in Petersburg, Va,
Sunday night, destroying two frame build
ings owned bv w. r. .Joynes and Judge John
Perkins, Jr., of New Orleans. They were oc-
cupied by Geo. Reich, a tailor, whose loss is
5000 and Frederick Chanawall, also tailor.
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THE FIRST CoL0RED JrRYMAS.-One OF the
Juries empanelled in the Superior Court OF
Bos ton Saturday included colored man-W
s. Anderson-who is said to be the 1irst OF
his race who has been placed in the jury box
in that ciry He is r hair dresser by trade.
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MALICIOUS DEED.-A miscreant the other
night threw a stone at the splendid statue OF
Oliver Ii. Perry, in Cleveland, breaking OIL the
sword. 1t will be possible, almost, to re-
pair the injury, as the statue, sword and all,
was chiseled out of a solid block OF marble
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Sailing of the Baltic.
LATERF FROM E UKOP E.
RRIFAL OF THE ca M l.

PORTLAND, Me, April s.-The steamer Ca
madam from Liverpool on the 2Sth, via Lon
dondery on the Goth ult., has arrived.
The ship Middlesex, from Liverpool, bound
for New York, was abandoned at sea. The
water was up to the main deck, and all but
one of her six boats were lost. The one saved
reached the coast at Kerry, con taining the
captain, first second and third mates, boat
swain, carpen ter, five men and four passen-
gers. They were exposed five days at sea,
during which two passengers died. The ship
is insured at Liverpool.
Parliament had adjourned until the Sth inst
The strike of the London building trades
had assumed serious proportions. The tur-
bulence among the Lancashire weavers was
increasing, and some rioting had occurred.
Napoleon received an address from the
corps Legislatif on the Esd. In returning
thanks he said, Notwithstanding the warmest
debate, he by no means regretted TO such dis
cussion. He hoped the Government and Lee
gislature woald mutually aid each other.
The American Secretary of Legation Hen
ken, was reported to have been murdered at
Jeddo.
Tie English and French Ministers had re-
tired from Jeddo, but the American Minister
remained.
The Edinburg had sailed with 9loO,ooo in
specie for New York.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, March 2s.-CottHn-Sales for days
of bales including Il 500 to specu iatOrs, aud
Is. 600 to exporters. The market opened active,
and the American news caused an advance OF &C.,
some of the manufacturing districts, 1t closed
quiet, with quotations barely maintained.
Estimated sales Friday OF 5000 bal es, closing
| 200 American. Flour duh. Wheat quiet ant
| steady. Corn quiet-mlXed as. Provisions qule
| and dull. sugar firm. Rice FIRM, and sd @6d
higher. R0sin irm-cemmon higher at 81. 5dl
| Is. Sd. Tnrpentine duh at scs. ID .Gals.
ConsOls slsG9l3.
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NORFOLK, April S.-The Pawnee sails to-
morrow morning for the South under sealed
orders. 1t is stated here that she lands 25C
troops at Fort Monroe at night.
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Massachusetts. LEGISLATURE.

BosToS, April +, 1S61.-The Senate to-day
passed to a third reading the bill to abolish
capital punishment by vote of is to Is.
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Four Mile Race at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6, 1S6l.--The four mile
race here to-day, between Lightning and
Planet, was won by the former. Time eight
minutes.
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SUICIDE AT New Haven, on Tuesday after
noon the wife of William Stahl took her in
FAINT boy out in a carriage, and drove 1t to the
river where she drowned herself and child.
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Sailing of the PaXnee

NORFOLK, April 8.-The u. S. steamer Paw
nee from Washington, has arrived. Sht
brings dispatches to Com. Pendergrast here.
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BY Crenshaw r Co., Auct's. &
CARGO SALE OF
~ $500 BAGS RIO COFFEE

On WEDNESDAY, 10th April. We will sell at
auction, at our Warehouse on the Basin, the cargo
Of Brig Virginia. just arrived, direct fyem Rio
de Janeiro. consisting Of s
q S0O BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE, In double
c,OUO sacks, and selected expressly for this
market
Samples are now on exhibition at our ONCE.
TgKMs.-Under 800, cash: over 800, months
credit. for approved, negotiable paper,
Re Sale will take place 1t liz O'Clock A. NJ, or
Immediately after Messrs. DUNLOP, MoNcukE 4
Co. 9 sale OF Sugar. CRENSHAW Co,
apS SIT Richmond, Va
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By q. 3. Geek, Anc1ionAef.

- - NJ Geek, Aoctt0neefs
HAWNlnfS.0,M,TEy 81 Ky0ssEMOOD AND black
On 1 ~ EspAl Mh inst st 10 O'clock, viii cell
e. my stoIe, large Iot Of superior FURnnUkg,
sisting Of 80
1 suit very handsome CHAMBER ruRarTupx 1.
Rosewood, embracing
/ elegant Eugenie BKDaTEAD
I beautiful MArbie -top BUREAU,
/ do. do. WAsHSTAND.
I suit Black Walnut CHAMBER PURNIrrpr
embracing
livery handsome and hilghly anishsd WARDROBE.
l do do. do. do. BUREAU.
do. do. do. do. Eugsnis BED.
STEAD. --s
1 do. do. do; do. wAsHsTAND.
large lot OF very superior Hair and shuck Nst
trsssss; Csnc and Wood.sest Chair; sofas !;
Buresus, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bsdsteads;
wardrobes; Hat Rscks; Dining Tables; one vs!!y
large and splendid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with
many other articles too numereus 70 mention:
aps II. b. CUOk. Auct
On account Of the inclemency Of the weather,
the above sale is postponed until "WEDNESDAY.
aps E. B. COOK, Auet.
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More Shipments of mmunition.
Naval,

BosToN, April 6.-Sixty tons of cannon ball
left the arsenal at Watertown Saturday TO
New York.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auctr.
LASS AND EARTHENWARE ATAUC.

sell at my store, WEDNESDAY, April 10, at 10
O'Clock, large assortment of ASS and EARTH
ENWARE, suited to the retail trade, consisting of
Glass Tumblers, Wines, Goblets, Ale and Lager
Beer Glasses. Bowls. Dishes. Buffers. Salts.
Lamps, SC.
IRON STONE CLIMATES Sets. Cups and Sau-
GERS, Bowls, Dishes, Plates, Pitchers, Mugs,
Chambers, Basins and Ewers, &c.
ROCK AND YELLOW WARE.-Pitchers, Mugs,
Bowls, Pie Dishes, Chambers, &C., &c.
ALSO
Tacks, Playing Cards, WOODWARD, &c. The
whole embracing variety of Goods, to which |
would call the attention Of the trade and house
keepers generally.
amount, sixty days. for approved paper.
apps X. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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TUBS AND FIRKINS SUPERIOR
"a fresh Orange county BUTTER, just received
BY steamer Yorktown.
q kegs and half bbls. Virginia Mountain BUT.
TER,
80 bags Mocha. Laguayra, Java, Ceylon, and
Rio COFFEE,
20 bhls. Crushed, Gut GRADUATED, Pulverized,
Coffee, aud Brown SUGAR,
10 half chests best Green and Black TEA
loo bbis. Family, Extra, and Superfne FLOUR
$50 Sugar-cured, Queen City, Todd's, and Plain
HAMS,
ITS thin Breast pieces, Shoulders, and Joles
BACON,
so bxs. Psrahne, Adamantine and Tallow CAN
DIES
100 bus. Grey, Crowdsr, and Black Eye PEAS,
200 bus. White, Tuscan and Peach Blow POTA-
London PORTER, pts. and qts.; Claret, Port
and Madeira WINE, London Dock BRANDY. and
pure old Virginia Mountain WHISKkY, for sale,
wholesale and retail, by J. b. ROBERTSON.
Ap 3--ts Cor. Franklin aud Governor ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-09
The Markets.

NEW YORK, April s.-Cotton quiet-Upland mid
ding l2sMl2ic Flour heavy-southern ri. 4o@e
declining tsndency"miSea ssei57 cts. southern
white .s@t5O, yellow 67@7o. Lard eQlosc. Whis-
key steady at ls3c. Sugar straightforward It
M5tc., Havana ste. Coffee steady-Rio ll{Ml3c.
Java lotc. Turpentine firm at SOC.
stocks active but lower-Va. SIS 731c. n. Y
CeDtrals 800 I56c.; Mo. 6's 6lsc.
BALTIMORE, April s.-Fiour dnll-Howard, Ohio,
ana City Mills held at So so. Wheat frm-Red
q. ogi:ss; White *i:sU@l 70; Corn active
steady-Mess 81 Lard quiet at S,@l0. Coffee
firm at 12.tdl3a. Whisky dull at 17sMl7l.