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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12
'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Congressional.


| WAsHfSuroS, Feb. 11.--Seaute A hin ,,,.
| passed Extending the right of appeal from tis
District Courts 10 the supreme Court of tbs
| United States. " '''
resolution calling for the ofticia, cor,,os
| pondencc with Great Britain in the c; so or m.
| negro Anderson, charged with murder aud
| now In Jail AT Toronto, was laid over
me ~, PRESIDENTS Message was postponed
until Thursday.
The Navy Appropriation bill was taken mn
among the amendments proposed was one
FOR the construction of seven new stpar,
| sloops of war 0"i
Mr.. Hunter opposed this amendment ON tbs
ground that the vessels were intended for eo.
ercing the South, and that the Goyern,nan
was not IN Il condition to make the exnend;'
ture. ' 0APehui-
The amendment was arreea tn ,,,o. IN
noes Is. but the Senate subsequently, ro;.ct
ed it, i'JeNt-
NO action was had OH the bill
.l,,.a.s,, Iraige, OF North Carolina in
.rodueea resolution requiring the Presi,len
TO acknowledge the Southern Confeleracv
a',a receive their envoy or ambassador. and 10
adlust pecuniary matters with them Refer
'' NJ 70 me COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs.
Mr Martin, of Va introduced a resolu.
uoh looking to q National Convention IN ad.
lust our present difficulties Referred 10 the
Committee on Judiciary W INV
"a oiutioh was adopted calling for infor-
l'''oii aS 10 what measures la We been adoot-
New Orleans u 81
hhot ler resolution was adopted recon
iheh'tihg the observance of the I'D February
as National holiday
q 'r' rainier offered two resolutions The
t hist was TO the effect that neither the Federal
government nor the people of the free States
nave me right or purpose to lcgis ate or inter
icre Win slavery in any State
several members called for q division of the
resolutions --'' VI '-''
" hen the roll was being called ON the vote.
several Souther members declared it un fai,.
that they should be called on to vote on the
purposes OF the North. Quite an exciting time
followed . '
The resolution was adopted-ll4 The
vote was subsequently reconsi dered and Mr.
sherman offered the following as a subs itute:
ht,ored, That neither Congress nor the people
nor Government OF any free State, has the con~ti
tulonai night to legslate 10 interfere with slavery
Ill any sIav eholding state.
ms substitute was adopted unanimously
by 161 votes
MI Sickles offered 4 resolution calling for
information relative to the seizure of the Mint
1T New Orleans.
MI. Barnett offered an amendment. which
was accepted, inquirins the reason of the con
ccntration Of Federal troops at Washington
Inc resolution rs amended was passed
Mf. Mchean endeaYored to introduce a reso-
!uton looking to the emancipation by pur-
chase OF the slaves in the border States Laid
over.
The Senate's Pacific Railway bill was made
the special order for to morrow
Mr.. Grow suggested an amendment. cutting
Texas off from the benefits OF the Sou thern
route, in case she seeedes
The House agreed TO the Senate's amend
neht 10 the deficiency and Diplomatic APP
preparation bill
Adjourned
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Capt. Morrison, OF
the cutter CasS, has sent his resignation TO the
treasury Department. He acknowledges he
surrendered his vessel to Alabama. An or
der has been issued that designations under
Such circumstances be accepted, but that the
name OF the officer be stricken from the rolls
OF the service. Capt. Breshwood's resigna-
non VIII be treated in the same way.
Some postmasters recently appointed in the
seeding States, decline TO take the GA tn of al
leglanee TO the Union. Such offices will be
diScon tinued.
Congressman Rockwell of CT, died sudden
~ at his boarding house, last night, of apo
pleXy.
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BY ThOs. W. keesee, Auet'r.
tOtfice corner 18th and Cary streets J


LtRClT TRE ES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
ON account OF whom it may concern, will be
sold, on TT ESDAY AFTERNOON, February 10th,
commencing at clock, at the store OF Messrs
Nj. Blair Co, 18th and Cary streets one box and
one bundle of FRUIT TREES.
lie IL THOS. w. kEESEE, Auct'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMPLETE SET
l. OF TOBACCO FIXTURES.-By virtue of a
deed OF trust, of record in the Clerks Office OF the
musings Court OF he city of Richmond, executed
on the sth day of November, 1852 by Walthall &
Eubank, for a certain purpose therein mentioned,
having been requested by the belefciaries there
ln shall proceed to sell, at auction to the high
est bidder, on THURSDAY, Hth Of February, at
IL NJ, at the factory of said Walthall l. Eubank,
on Cary street, all the TOBACCO FIXTURES con-
tanned therein, among which are
SHARPENING MILLS,
4 BOX SCREWS AND PRESSES
LARGE SCREWS AND PRESSES
CAST IRON SINKERS
Il BANDS; LARGE LEVERS,
POT MILLS; PLATFORM SCALES
STOVES, CASINOS, KNIVES, &c, &c
TERhs.-Four months, for approved, negotiable
paper for all sums over $50; under $50, cash.
r. IL. STROTHER, Trustee
THos. w. kEEsEE, Auct. fe I'D
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Marina Disasters

NORFOLK, Feb u.--Schr. Empire, from
Norfolk, for New York, was wrecked on Sand
Shoals on the night of the eth inst. The yes
sci and cargo of 1900 bushels of corn are a
total loss. Two of the crew Were frozen to
death. Capt. Howell, and the rest of the
crew, were badly frost bitten. They We're
taken off at p. m. next day, and are now at
Cobb's Island.
Ship utopian, of New York, Il days from
Callao, has arrived. She lost overheard Jno
Kirk, of Dundee, Scotland
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Northern Markets.

, BALTIMORE, Feb. 1l.-Flour dull and heavy
Howard street Snd Ohio IS Is; City Mills So IL
no sales. Wheat dali red 81 .250l 80 white
sl55Mi.6 90. Corn steady: yellow 5s6I6lc PrOvi.
SONS steady; Mess Pork 81. 156isIs: Rump Sl3 50
Lard lOfc Coffee active at l2t0l3c. Whiskey dull
NEW YORK, Feb. u.-CottOn irregular: Uplands
Mlddilng ll5Mlls cents. Flour 5qGafo cents lower
southern s5.55M5.t5. Wheat lfi2 cents lower
oorh lower: Mixed 65 cts: new Mixed. at depot
o. Cts; new yellow Southern 81 cts. Lard heavy al
ssWlo cts Whiskey steady at ls@lsA cts. Coffee
steady at loaWl3f cts. Molasses unchanged q nd
quoted at s5WSs cents. Turpentine dali, Rosip
steady at 81 250l 20. Rice dull. stocks active
ana higher New York Centrals s73.; Virginia 6 $
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FROM WARRINGTON.
!prIAl CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH.

WAsHISGToS, Feb. 10th, 1861.
from ali appearances the Union is pre-
~!yed-Wlth The bottom out. Jefferson Da-
as /. elected President, and Stephens Vice
President, OF the Southern Contederacy. A
.-''pr received last night from II former mem
BE- 0t Congress, now at Montgomery, states
hat 4 strong Provisional Government will at
5hce b. organized, an army Will soon be in the
MD. and ample preparations made for de-
irlse. There viii be- no recons truction. The
|Fie? was 81 strong Union man, and had long
4epfd FOR reconstruction. but saws the idea is
Bow abandoned. If Virginia had been i'll the
II" Couiederacy, Hunter would have been
e"e'ed President unanimously. There is now,
i- 31ds 4 yearnns desire 10 have the great
Efeai Of AlFgiuid'S influence and counsrls i'm
tie new government: but since she has pre-
igrtd 10 remain with the North it is per
laps, best lor the Gulf States. He speaks OF
4egood feeling prevailing among the mem
t~Ts ol the Southern Congress, the social
snrIy OF Montgomery, and seems TO think the
@asoA there - even more pleasant than in
Washington.
hhls. nothing is certainly known i'm regard
me operations OF the Peace Congress the
general conviction il that they will settle
4g"A upon Ia" Border States proposition
s-i.lr Epu VIII remember, imposes the VIII
A'tfEnfiso over all territory north of 81 deg
Z aIl and leaves all south of that line to he
lA't F Tree according to the doctrines of
Nu4ileT Sovereignty We already have the
N'a Sect decision over all the Territories
Al The effect of the Border Stats propos .tions
.'lAr~d 10 I plain statement, would b. this ::
LT'HTh Tor the privilege OF allowing Lin
VII 10 form L Republican party IN our midst
2 MtanS of federal patronage, we make
.[1ai TO tn hands OF the Republicans another
ONdias Kansas, out OF which they NAV mako
parry capital enough to continue their exist
,gr al the North. II bPhooyes the people of
'"s4ia to examine this proposition carefully,
'4s"ftiih neither II can, by possibility, be
"--'" NE bass Of a mat settlement
n~ne believe that Fort Sumter will be at
".Aed To- night-all things being now ready
'N maj purpose. Others say that dispa tch
s-ilr last lslEht from Gov. PickPns to n promi-
%A' member OF the Peace Congress, stating
I'i Ao assault would bc made for some time
g.o'Ae-ITobdbly not until Lincoiu's inau.
s~'1AVh Seward, 1t Is said, is avrrse to CO.
IN bul there Is general and deep. seated
,'ls al The North that the laws must be en-
- I anu Inc forts re captured. Lincoln j.
o attfse 10 violent measures, but he is so
,' ,'" 10 The opposite policy that one of
i4"s. sasaclous lnf II in Virginia declares
SO NVs no loop-holc for Lincoln TO escape. 1t
- -"' W confessed that the complica tons are
- sS, SERIOUS How and when this Govern
ls - gong 10 recognize the Southern Con-
'0 one can tell. ZED.
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BY 1. & G. b. Davenport, Auct,rs,

CROCE RIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-ou
~ THURSDAY, lith instant, we will sell, at 10
o'clock at our AUCTION STORE, an assortment
of GROCERlES-viz:
Extra sc ,.G' and Yellow COFFEE SUGARS,
Green and Black TEAS
CANDLES, SOAP, and STARCH,
Pure M0LASSES RUM,
Superior OLD RYE WHISKEY.
FRENCH BRANDY,
CHAMPAGNE WINES
LONDON PORTER aud ALE
SOLE LEATHER,
Manufactured TOBACCO.
HERkINGS, BACON, &c
TkKMs.-Cnder Sl0O, cash slOo and over. four
months credit, for approx we'd paper.
fes |. u. 3. DAVENPORT Anct,rs
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The Canada Fugitive Slave Case.

ToRoNro, c. W, Feb. 9.-The case OF An
derson, the fugitive slave, was argued at great
length to-day by eminent counsel, and the
case is still going on tonight. There will be
no decision given probably till next week, but
the general impression is that the Court will
Hbclate the prisoner on Il technicality i'll the
commitment
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North Carolina LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, y G., Feb. 1.-THE Legisla ture is
buslly engaged dispatching business
Wake county has nominated Holden editor
OF the Standard Badger and Busbee for the
State Convention.
The Legislature will probably adjourn next
week.
Tie revenue bill is now under consideration
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BY Goddin Il Apperson, Auct's.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY yALu

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALUA.
On sx ZIP an I6 T
fBy virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by Richard
w; McGruder and wife to the subscribers, dated
ay p sssrSsd IN
the lS' oeiaet
very valuable PRIVATE RESIDENCE located a.
above. The lot fronts so feet on the east side OF
eth street, and runs back 1870 feet The improye-
ments consist Of handsome BRICK DWELLING,
nearly new,) furnished in good style. with all
medern en- and amply for the
accommodations are good. The location Of this
property is very desirable for private residence
Inc taxes foE ls6I t. s be gsid By the purchaser
". dobbI \ hAAALL' Trustees.
% Sale conducted by GoDDIS Il AppERsos,
Aucts fe 6--tds ]
e tHE CT " VIEW FEW kAE4 aaHs
TEEN M THE Bs 2sK RSHR r PP
10th January, 1860, duly recorded in New Kent
County Court on the 9Th February 1850, shall. in
ton The preise on Friday the eds 18Th F FeS
ruary, at II O'Clock, Of fair; if not the next fair
day thereafter except Sunday the very valuable
said walker: 1t contains, by recent survey, 100
acres, of which there is an ample supply of wood
place: The open land lies well, and is suscepti-
Due 81 gTea. portion Of it pro-
land 70 bushels Of wheat With i've tons Of g Dn sn
The buildings on the place are comfortable, and
are suf1clent for the accommodation of a large
family. " Dispatch Depot, on the York River
Railroad, is located the land, and post off ce
thereat, thus atfording unusual facilities for the
transmlssion Of produce, intelligence, and passen-
gers to and from Richmond daily
The deed requires a cash sale; but by consent of
parties the terms will be onethird cash balance
al one and two years. for bonds bearing interest
secured by TRUST deed The taxes for Issl to be-
paid by the purchaser. As this is really most
desirable Farm, the particular attention. of the
public Is respectfully called to this sale,
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me .1mtrican Setcs in Rio--THe Mar.
S-i re- IN" Pedro R0itroad, dc.
no bE JASEIRo, Dec oath, 1860,
Loan. 'n llt brought by the steamer St
Las n. "hch arrived the 14th Of this month
a,srEtt $50 great depression in the coffee
rs. .Ae residential cleo ton,
ryaj ~ .u{ efs are holding back until The ar
,et,ra " me English steamer, which arriy yes
So ilie lei and 4th inclusive, fearing the
ae IN al me / nlted States may have affecte,,
european markets " 'eo'
,d IN tie Sif until the 3D. 10, 800 bags We're
h., ~ me United States.
',e .u lots are quoted to-day As follow. ,r
Norm t''ot"V English Channel, 5lOOOabH2oo
h' n LoIope, 5IGOOa5IsO0. ,
e g,rg ia. r' qualities as follows. Washed
5y.qs-.'5' superior, 5I700a5lsoo first GOOD
grtaafy - hift ordinary, 5HlO0a5l20O; second
lay ioOa5. 900. o'N'
w., tfics Of iour bava ,oa,, ro,, az, -.
g..,'N Ia follows From Oetayia l oea hh,i al
aud 25l 49, 11ieali, 200 bbls. Haxali at 23l0oo.
l.ut o",, Columbia at 22H00o Bansbee
~ tbl, - iIrdiiiinore Super. at l4I550 Esther.
A!adat,kfIIcso at % 800: Conrad, 200 bbIs.
.r.ese b ia FAMILY at 22Hooo Ida, 200 bbls,
'lahd al 25H0OO.
.lrrei. Has ia first hands-Ciallego, 1000
$50 barraie o,ol0 barrels other brands,
Fnirhts Total, Il, sio barrels.
EatgIrt Northern, 80 cents, per brig Amy
las been 81 80, tiiern nominal, although 81 20
l9Tk e'''H 70 New Orleans and 81 TO New
Aycry - sasa, from the Don Pedro IL. Railroad
Is !ast an,,s1f aging. The Tunnel Grande''
pervaioss for,",,chlng completion, under the su-
'''ted BY n Wo Jacob Humbird, of Maryland, as
@as ehgsg .asssFs' Ralston and Wood. Mr.. r.
-san OF gpn., as master naohinist, but being a
IA appr sasa' energy. was placed in charge Of
e'siaaa,s. n,.a ana one shaft, whose monthly
bar eharn prove truly his value. Itis rumored
ias Corps saDg !, wli take place in the Engineer
'on Of Vire;;n'lhae head Of which is Major Eli
itrson in i5x ,u Il very pleasant and affable
>s iellow cI, Iaaniers, ALWAYS happy 10 see
Lady rs,oo,n'hii'rynen at his hos pitabIs board
eiey yiainnN ,l arrived by the ST. Louis and
h0te re- 'ss.l Tue Emperor, and other places
t.{ The liz ~, "a parked and continued her iosr.
aye betsrc , p"at Primeira, which sailed five
"t apleay,n,h'"n steamer, hts not as Yet made
y eoaer 81 a. NJ Sold yesterday 10. ooo bagx
s9ted sta,ews Which 1900 bags were sold to tHe
~" York. WICK sails tomorrow
H.
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Southern CONGRESS.

MoSTGoMBRy, Ala, Feb. l1-Hon. A. II
stephens, before the Congress, made Il speech
acknowledging the honor done him, in select
ing him Vice President
A bill was reported, providing for the Exc
cutiyc Department.
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tiays since. lille assisting 20 move some iec.
AZ MS saw-mttl, he got his hand caught he
tween two OF them, which mtsl,ed h very
badly. ~ ''fs
The hard times seem To have e.st a ,,.
over every thing and everybody However,
,his nttte Village seems to breast the s,orm
brave!y. The merchants are doing n tine husi'
mess 1or INC times. There is In process of
erection here a fine mammoth hotel o1,,ad
ana To De kept by Mr.. VIM. T. Gary.
Inc military spirit runs high throurho,,
TINS section OF country Several new yoinn :
.eef com panies are being formed in this coun
peeh added TO the gallant corps. the LINEN.
p pas Ign. Dragoons, commanded by Capt.
e. -. i''ahocis are very backward with their
i'"i,rg operations, owing to the wet wealth
en-; Wheat looks badly. The tobacco crop Is
Sihs priced and sent to market much sooner
,' """"'' EIrHMosB,
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The Convention Vote i'm Teunesst

MEMPHIS, Tenn Feb 1.-THE Union ticket
has 400 majority here
West Tennessee gives Union majority
NASHVILLE, Feb. 11.-All the Union cand-
dates are elected, rs far Il. heard from
In this city the Union ticket had 2 500 ma =
lorlty, and 900 majority was given against a
Convention.
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Correspondence Of the Hichmona nisna,,h

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. Q, 1851
Our national difficulties have operated very
seriously against the trade of this place I
hear merchants complaining of the times ~,
having raraiyn'd their business, though thus
lar there has been 10 failure of any import
ahce' alexandra merchants, almost without
an exception, weathered the great crisis OF 1856,
and they are hoping TO pass through this -
ihtre seems 10 be a strong hope that safe
ana honorable compromise Will BE- made, by
winch the country viii be saved Though
the Union candidate (Mr. Brent,) received
such an overwhelming majority for the Con
Nehtion, there Is here a strong Southern feel
Ing, ana "a determination TO have our rights iii
the Union or out OF it.
The Marshall House has recently been op..n :
eli, and has very popular proprietor in the
person of Mr.. James W Jackson who guar
antees good fare, good beds. and pleasant
rooms TO all who honor him with their calls -
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II O r e l. s
ExCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLAR n
~ HOUSE.

RICHMOND, JANUARY l4rH 1881
The proprieors Of this well known nd non~l sv
establishments beg leave to return their hesrtfelt
shanks 70 their friends aud the public genernliy.
lor the liberal patronage they have At All fimss
been favored with; and ii affords them pl easur. to
announce that the recent changes, removals. and
4tnorough renovating OF the entire esta mi
makes one VI the most pleasant and con-
Hotels for permanent boarders, as well As inn.
silent company, that can be enjoyed apyvhsre in
the country. II is due to the 'Hberafi,y OF tia
stockholders OF the EXCHANGE to say that eyerv-
tning has been done which could add TO lie vsias
guests " ~
Among the important changes and imprav.m.nt.
In the b ALLARD HOUSE, they have added vaii
arranged and convenient REsTAURANT. vhieh
rs now open Tor the patronage Of the public. In
arranging this part Of their business, hsndsoen
room has been provided for the ladies Of TIE Ho-
OF the Ballard House. ASS&
In view OF the large expenditures, aud renewed
enersy, and strict attention on their part thew
nope to merit continuance of that patronsss "a
long enjoyed by them.
tais-ts john p 4 THos r. BALLARD.
SfOTsWOOD HOUSE, -
This new HOTEL, at the corner Of Main and s,h
streets. inst finished and elegantly furuishsd -
nov open for the accommodation Of guests
me location II the best Ia the city. and svsrv.
House. S~'o~S y. w
have secured the services of Mr. r w. HUx
NIGER, late OF the Everett House. New York
no Sly JOSEPH NJ cRENSmaw
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By E. b. Cook, Auct.

Al NO. THKEE-YEARS OLD MULES
~ Al ACTION On TUESDAY, 10Th instant
az IL O'Clock, will SELL at the Lot on Council
Chamber Hill, corner l4th and Ross streets
10 likely young MULES.
The above MULES are OF fine size and form 3
years old, and worthy the attention Of those in
want of No.
NJ L ES
This opportunity should be embraced by all in
want OF hrstcass stock.
TERMs.-A sums under slOo, cash ; over that
table paper. (fe 81 f. s. COOK aucf
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Probable Arrival of Tom SayerS

HALIPAX, Feb 9-The name of ..Sellers', an
pears III the Canadas passenger list 1t is
misspelled, and is said TO be Tom Sayers, the
great English pugilist.
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UNHKr OR TIES

THE GRADUATES of the Medical College
l. will save themselves both time and money by
calling on h POWERS, corner OF Main and
18th streets, before purchasing their Saddle Bags,
Instruments &c, as he has many very desirabl Q
patterns, at very low prices. Call and examine.
HEMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT OF BU-
neys, DISTINCTIONS of the Urine, Gravel, Chronic
For sale by Il. w. POWERS, Druggist,
feo Corner Main and 10Th sts.
,, BURNING FLUID; kerosine Oil; Camphine;
ID Solar Oil; all of good quality, and cheap Is
can be sold III this MARKET by, w ,ou,yrs
fe Corner Main and 18th streets.
NHOULDER-SEAM SHIRTS-Of good quail
- ity,, and with all the points of excellence
les Toe MAIN STREET.
FRESH SUPPLY OF LUBIN's vIO-
"A LET Extractand Powder Also, fine Eng lish
EDWARD T. ROBINSUN'S,
fea 4th and Franklin.
GOAL OLIVE have just received Il very su-
~ peror article OF Coal Oil, clear, and free from
fes ~ P. JOHNSTON BRO
(tOA'S GELATiNE, accompanied with a new
~ recipe Tor preparing 1t. One PACKAGE for Is
cents, makes six pints of clear Crystal line Jelly.
For sale by EDWARD r. ROBINSON,
fes Druggist 4th aud Franklin SITS.
SADDLEs, BRIDES, AND HARNESS.
feT ALEX. MOTT.
WHITE MALAGA GRAPES.-25 kegs
w " % White Malaga Grapes for sale a q
A MEXICAN AND ENGLISH HORSE
fa : "'A A'' i, JOIN IN n ~ GORDON & SON.
SWEET HAVANA ORANG Es.-7,ooo Sweet
A. havana "a ana sSF 5se Sow
ROYLES CELEBRATED ROSE WIS
fe . i. 4 G. b. DAVENPORT.
CHAMPAGNE MINE.-sOo cases and baskets
~ pure imported Wine for sale at low price
fes ]. G. Il. DAVENPORT.
old RYE NHISkEY of superior quality,
~ cold Medal brand for sale by
fee L. q. b. DAVENPORT
- GARDEN SEEDS, just III by yesterdays steam
T AKD.-5O ttierees choice Western Leaf Lard
fes PORTS. FARLEY SEQ.
IN HHDs. prime New orleans SUGAR; -
~ bbls. prime New Orleans MoLASsEs for sale
by zeal POTTS, FARLEY Il co.
DOWDER.-Ca Blasting and Rifle Pow
fes ''' A ISG. 5. DAVENPORT.
T IMP PLASTEK.-sao tons soft Blue Wind
IL scr Lump Plaster for sale to arrive, by
fec BRlDGFoRD CO., on the Dock
( i0ITON YARNs-Assorted numbers, as to
fes LAG. B. DAVENPORT.
DOWDER. .-e, 900 kegs Dupont's kine, Musket,
Cannon aud Blasting Powder, for sale by
ia 20 EDWIN WORKMAN * Co
Ds BBLS. and 25 half bbls. Beverage Ale in
Lsb store and for sale hv T IN 81 VIM TAYLOR
LNXTRA T. AND SUGAKS.--lee bbls., for /
II sale by tfesI i. Il u. b. DAVENPORT. |
III. = En II w w H sssces1' ssss
IN Rags prime Laguayra COFFEE, for sale by |
M fe2 POTTS, FARLEY Il Co.
pUPER CARBONATE OF SODA--ls boxes
, for sale by (fe Il JOHN N. GORDON son.
NEW sUGAR-CURED HAM&-Very choice.
~ for by (fes1 WIN. T KING.
yHOlCE BACON HAMA--sMyar-eured, for
~ sale by lin ?sI WIN. i. KING.
sugars, ali grades, for sails
, low to the trade by POTTS. FARLEY Co.
grades, Il ' hola.Als and retail,
Qsal WA. :. KING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12
BY Dunlop, Moncure Il Co., Auct's.

pIO COFFEE, SUGAR. &c AT AUCTION.
~ On TUESDAY, the 18th inst. commencing at
IL o'clock, We will sell, at auction store
5sI bags prime quality RIO COFFEE.
10 hhds. fair to choice quality SUGARS
20 hhds MUSCOfADO MOLASSES
90 doz, SPADES and SHOV ELS, and other ar
ticles suited to the trade
TERNs,-Under 800, cash over yI00 months
credit, for approved negotiable paper
NE sale without regard to weather.
fe IL DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co Auct,s