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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-28

SELAG OF THE FREE."-Sung and thrice
repeated by desire before the President and Hon
hers Of the Govt Army ind navy quarters the list ltes
Washington May 9-2Sc. Pub Dodworths AstorpL N l.
N1AP OF THE SEAT OF WAR-From the
lVh most authentic and Surveys, this day published
and for sale by T. L. @. w. BLUNT No. i79 NsteT-st.
NEW STYLES of ENVELOPES!
IN FOR THE UNION WE'LL DIE.
7 AM PoR UNION TO MAN!
SCOTT AND VICTORY
DIS CHILE CONTRABAN
Use FROM HARPERS FERRY, &c, &c.
New varieties issued daily Specimens seut anywhere on re
ceiot Of stsmps ALFRED S. ROBINSON, Publisher.
N'f No. 309 Msinst., Hartford.
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Real estate for Sale.

nor SALE, or EXCHANGE for a dwelling in
Il the city, or Southern Western State Bonds, beautiful
PLACE In fourshing town about hours ffoni New hoI
containing about IS More land required Address
Boz l954 PostOffce-
EOR SALE-A FARM, containing 2OS acres,
situated 80 miles Of Newbmsh has large, fine dwell
ling outbu dinas barns hou,e and gsnery ell Ia good
order Price 80 per Would exchange for city property
Apply to III. T. McCUNN. No. Al Dey-st, N. Y
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New Edition.
FNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

new edition ready containing the names OF President
Lpcon's Cabinet the Ministers to Foreign
Governments, and other interesting political matter
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
GoVERSMEST OF THE UNITED sTATEs-E,ecutive
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
sENATE dF IiIE UNITED STATES. Members Of, POlsi-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
sTA1Ls = roiliGsy Classified p,u..u. c.,.s.,
ones,ion of grating Free iosse,i 70 Actual settlers
the Public Domain the Bill passed for the P'rpO'e,
RETUBLiCAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1850: So,
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Breckinridge) PLATFORM for
NATIONAL UNION tBen PLATFORM. for 1859.
ELEC C!ORAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
sycfsSlUE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
Fempeare Of the FoGr Seasons and tie Mean Temperi.
the Year a: l5e Points in North America principally
FLEcTioS RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES OF
TIE UNION, carefully compiled expressly Tor The
LIST OF SrATfs, CAPITALS. GOVERNORS TlaEs OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELhCiloNS'
PoFuiAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1852, 1856 and 1861
Price - cents c5pes for 81 lGoeo5ie'ss, postage
pd Sy ha AZ pf5 ayS m eIa &rsse Giss can be- for
years 1879 1880 % 20 M 'o 9s and no rHfs ~ cents
AUGUST BRENTANOs
N BoOK-SIORE AND NEWS EMPORIUM,
No. G5 BKoADvAI.
At this etabhment the Boston and Phadephia daes can
always be had
All Foreign and AmeTcon Newspapers aud Periodicals are
keit constantly hand For sale IN nge Numbers served
sub cbe.s any part otke city withou. extra chare
BBsck number. Of all the principal periodicals. New'pa-
pers and Mu gazines always on hand.
CRIMSON * Co.'S TO-DAY's ENVELOPES.
CIen Davis with Secession Gag upon tortoise. with the
word, Through wa.hasOp Al.o another for I,die.'
small shield red white and blue, heavy
note rer An escorted Of al dr,gas ~ So 20 kiads,
ten each Kind COLLECTED IN various cities ~ 20.
No samples sent without q adequate remittance
SrIMSOS Co,
No. Tg Cedarst.
hln DIFFERENT STYLES of PATRIOTIC
fNJtI ENVELOPES for SALE a. ONE CENT each The
largest Of Union Envelope IN the United States to
be hsd Of CAS T. MILLER, No. IS Anust y. Y. All
ders by mail promptly attended 10.
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Galrs bp Anetion.

A. M. MBRwrs, Auc,ioneer -
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., irving Buildings
Mo-. sg4 and s96 Broadway-Ssles Of Books Stationery
Pictprs,. Worts Of AT Fancy Goods Furniture. &c.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 2s :. o'clSelt SSk.,v
In the Federal and Courts Statute Laws Dsss
Commentaries Tessise &C. also, collection ofscGcs Fed
ers Documents
GRo. A. LKAvIrT, Auctoneer.
nv GEO. A. LEAVITT g. CO.-Trade Sale
I'D Rooms Nos 81 and % Mercer st., for he sale OF beehs
Stationery Works of Art. etc. Consgnmens solicited
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6nmmer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD.--At Fishkill Landing, on
~ the Hudson River few families be accommodated
with BOARD for the Summer months upon early applications
terms moderate and location healthy. Address s. A. MchIN
LEY. Fihkiil Landing
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400 DIFFERENT STYLES of PATRIOTIC
-fOV ENVELOPES for SALE a. ONE CENT each The
largest Of Union Envelopes IN the United States to
be hsd OF CHAS. L. MILLER No IS Anus, ". Y. All or.
ders by mail promptly attended to.
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Uater-Uure.

WATER-CURE in Peekskill.-Dr Gorton sta
w receives Invads ct his residence In Peekt n sso1
lsc for his valuable Trese Dyspepsis containing Sfcoi
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Rorses, Carriages, &f.
90 t11bom II man Gomrern.


CORRESPONDENTS, with view to MAR
well situated by sGenteman Of undoubed rsipectsbty Ad
dress A. g. Station No replies desired except from souoss
eminently worthy and respectable.
ITO COLLECTQRS.-A very choice cabinet of
Il COINS for SALE Catalogues anywhere receipt
Of 30 stamps ALFRED 8. ROBINSON, Numi snstts,
No 800 Msin-st. Hartford.
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Gretlal Notires.

Greatest Hygenic Discoveries OF the Age.
Prof BRONSON's 5 PREPARATIONS or BLOOD-foOD
other Chronic nscses asig from oyerIss General Debility
and Ecrycs- PIostIatioa. BLOOD PoMDEkS to SOP an
ThsV ir specific for GRAVEL and SrONE in the Blsdde
&c Iecihc for AGUE and fEtER Specific nAt- 1f
Eit tTn6 used iGe,nayl 10 Ahh a. En- ha SR GRoW on Bad
Bcad Ii ether Of those s the money i'll be refunded
ssEHLlA1IoS d and CIRCULARS FREE between 10 and $
Teachers, ,Association.-Dr. soLGEa viii deliver
ON TIE STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY.
s, hS nan oS S' 'sATURp3Y EVENING a9th inst. O'clock
Tickets can be obtained ss1 Of h OTs Ses Ts.idsu
j. H. FAySiSG, Chairman Of Executive Committee
ccoGs o Police win be In n5once daily SGndsys e1cepied
rom u to o'clock D. to vrccipae all persons who sp
p, the purpose without charge az the following sision
Ss,ion House Second Precinct, No. 20 Beeim,n.'t.
S a.iou House, Fourth Precinct, No. Oak st.
Stq'ion House, Fifth Precinct No. 40 Leonard-st
Sati N House sixth Precinct No kranAlinst -
Station House. Eighth Precinct corner Wooster and Prince
Station House. Ninth Precinct No 81 Charles.st.
station House Twelfth Precinct Harlem. -
House Thirteenth Precinct corner Attorney ana De'
s:sioa House Eighteenth Precinct 22d.st near2dav.
Section House Nineteenth Precinct ssh st. between "a ana
Salon House Twenty second Precinct No 100 East 3'h-ss
By oYdeT oi the Board Of Metropolitan Police:
SETH c. HAwLEY, Chief Clerk
Police Notlce.-Ats meeting Of the BOARD OF NIT
ROPULTAN POLICE held the Path of june 1851 the follow
6,ssd In view Of the acersned fact that the practice Of
them credit with trsdemen and Others that the Board
T not take any econ against policemen for the collection Of
asbs which shall be contracted after 18th day Of July
Resd That repesied complaints against policemen oi IN
curing debts after their appointment and Of refusal or
debts incurred will be considered good
s. C. HAwLEY. Chief Clerk Police.
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Academy of Music.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
Iy re special invitation Of our citizens, the
HON. EDWARD EVERETT

s,in deliver an ADDRESS,
~ AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 4. 1861, on
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EIRE ISLAND.-Thc Undersigned hereby in
his friends and the publ; that he has opened his old
Uouse whee hs will happy e'mniste all who be-
Ia comfortable quarters. fine boat viii be at Babylon,
fELiX DOMINi.
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SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND

THE VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1912, will
She entire
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Groceries an6 l)ropisions.
Gopartmership Notlees.

dissolution Of COPARTNERSHIP.-T The
~ CopaInerhp heretofore existing under the and firm
ofHENRY HALL MAUGHAN Co is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The business will be settled BY JAMES BO-
0ARDUS, who alone s authorized to sign In liquidation.
HENRY II. VAUGHAN,
New.York. June IS, 1861 JAMES BOGARDUS.
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" ing between the subscrber end o.tdsd on In Phl..
dephs NewYork Boston, and Chicago under the and
firm Of JONES WHITE, dissolved By mutual consent Of
May last The business has devolved upon and
win be continued By SAMUEL WHITE. one Of the aIm t
Phsdephs Boston and Chicago belong and WIN BE- settled
with Mr. WHITE. Those NewYot bslong to and will be
settled with Mr. JONES at the NewYotk office.
ASAHEL JONES'
SAMUEL 8. WHITE.
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CERVANTS-For active service, in private fami-
PIoYMENT INSTITUTION No II Bleecierst, doors west
Of Broadway up stairs large number Of good servants are
~sgs, Terms moderate. WILLIAM CAIRNS Supt.
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WANTED Ss,0OO.-A smart BUSINESS MAN,
w with the above amount capital. can have an opportunity
ofembarkina IA MANUFACTURING BUSINESS OF an sniee
every use and Of unlimited demand Adore. Box 1856
r. O., Hew.yelk,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-28

NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL
~ COLLEGE, OyIDSsudents purposing TO join the New
York Agricultural College win md eIpediest do
Recess July Is The Regular Course Of
Lectures the year AGRICULTURAL CHEMIS
TRY will begin with the ensuing hafterm.
NJ. X. PATRICK, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
CONGREGATIONAL.

congressional.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 25--Seaots Tho uousa
for tomorrow A
MT Bigier, OF Pa, presented various me.
MORALS relative to the present crisisi
.nr summer presented a petition memorial
iztng Congress TO abolish slavery in ali the
states MIR. Sumner said he presented the
memorial only because il was couched in rp-
spectful terms. He did not believe Congress
n ..'n sne power 10 interfere with slavery in
the States where 1t already exis ted
q he Senate took up the Postal suspension
Mr.: Fitz called up the amendment to strike
rection or rebellion"
Mr. Mason favored the amendment The
constitution gave the Federal Government
no power with regard to instruction.
Mr Fltz Withdrew the amendment.
Mr.. WtRiail opposed the rcsoluti ton.
After a long debate, the bill passed ; but in
an nninteiligible form to the reporter
ihe Civil and Miscellaneous bills were
passed. az e.. e-Tl 49,,
House.-Mr. Hatton, of Tenn, offered u
resolution providing an amendment TO the act
regulating the pay of Naval officers. as that
the Superintendent of the National Observa-
tory snail receive ii salary equal TO the chief
officers in the various bureaus of the Navy
Depar tnent.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole the Tarih bill. At O'Clock the
Committee rose and repor ted progress upon
the Senate amendments to the bill.
Mr.. - made q motion that the special
order OF the day be pos poned that he might
address the House upon tho necessity of in =
creasing the public revenue by the passage of
the Tariff bill. Upon concluding his remarks,
he called the previous question on concurring
with the Sena IS amendments.
Mr.. Garnett demanded Il separate vote on
each amendment, Oas huitdred and fJty-four
i'll number.
The House then proceeded 10 vote upon
each amendment separately, when nearly all
of them passed.
The bill goes to Il Committee of Conference
The House * still in session.
Mr.. Stap Force bill was postponed till
| tomorrow.
| The House will hereafter meet at IL o'clock
A. NJ
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The Southern Congress.
Peoples Convention at indianapolis.

1NDIANAPoLIs, Feb 23.-The Peoples Con
yention is being held to-day. Delegates from
nearly every county are present. William X.
Edwards, of Nigo county, was chosen Presi-
dent, and there are Vice Pr esidents from each
Congressional district.
RESOLUTIONS have been adopted declaring it
the duty of all citizens 10 throw aside parti-
san interests and assist in any plan of adjust
ment to settle our national Difficult ties, recon-
mending Il National Conven ton TO be called
by Congress, of all the States, to which to re-
fer our Observation-Disclosures, deploring the con-
dition Of the country and deprecating all at
tcmpts to main tain the Union by war.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Z. b. Cook, Auct.

T,ARM OF $50 ACRES, IN NEW KENT
X C0fINTY. Il MILES FROM "DisPATcH'i pE.
POT ON RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD AT AUCTION BY request of Mr. John
Douglas Trustee. / will sell, on the premises as
above ON FRIDAY, sth March, commencing at IL
o'clock the PLANTATION at present occupied by
7. V. Douglas, containing $50 acres. one half If
which is cleared balance we'll set In wood aud
IL is confidently believed that an euterprisirg
man could sell wood enough to pay most, if not
all, the purchase money.
: The inprov ements are, good dwelling house
a new frame kitchen, containing four rooms new
frame carria ge- house, (doubIe,) brick smoke
house and other necessary buildings. There il q
well Of excellent water 1T the kitchen door. The
location is perfectly healthy. aud the neighbor-
hood AZ good as any in the State. There is an
Episcopal Church within one mile.
AT THE SAME TIME.Will be sold. all the
STOCK FARMING UTENSILS, aud thu HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE consisting of handsome sets
of w nut Chamber Furniture. Walnut Sideboa I'd,
Ma rble Top Tables, Dining Tables, &c, &c.
TERMs-For the Farm, one-third cash balance
in 10, IL and p months, secured by deed OF
trust For movabes, all sums under $50. ca sh
that amount 30 days credit. for approved
endorsed paper. Gfe 2sl E. B. COOK, Auct.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TIN
- WARE, &c, &c, AT AUCTIoN.-O THURS
DAY, 2sth inst, at 10 O'Clock, will sell, at the
store of Messrs Wyatt & Ashton. corner Gath and
Main streets their entire stock of
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, TINWARE,
STORE FIXTURES, BAR and CONTENTS, &c.
The attention Of the trade is requested, as the
stock consists of well selected articles in the
Grocery line. TERMS, at sale.
fe &c Z. b. COOK Auct'r
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BY Redwood & Reach. Auct'rs.
t5t MAIN STREET
FIVE MILES avn HORSES At


IA FINE MULES AND HORSES AT
I~I,AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, 9Th day of
March we will, at the request of John i.
Dickinson. Trustee, sell, at auction, ON Council
Chamber Hill. at 10 O'Clock A NJ
20 MULES, most of which are young, well
broken. and of fine size;
good sized, snowy aud most excellent HORSES.
Farmers and OTHERS III want of good Mules and
Terms -Four months, !or approved. endorsed,
negotiable notes fe 26-tds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUA-
X BILE FARM OF aG6 ACRES. NEAR SHORT
PUMP, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCo.-As
Commissioner. acting under decree Of the Cir
cult Court of the county of Henrico, entered on
the 3D. day of November, li6a. in the suit of Duva
& ais, rs. Duyal ais, shall on the 18TH DAY
OF MARCH, 1851, at II o clock of that day, on
the preiaie& sell al public auction, to the highest
bidder, VALUABLE FARM, now in the occu-
pancy of T. &. leake, ESQ, cqnta ming 5G5 acres,
Gruder, COtttell. and others, about IL miles west
81 Richmond. near Short Pump, in the county Of
Henrico. About 100 acres of he land is cleared
and in good state of cultivation the balance is
IN wood and timber. The place has on it a good
FRAMED DIV BILLING, with five rooms, and all
necessary out-houses, in good order. Also, q
good peach and apple orchard. The soil is well
adapted 10 the growth of the usual crops.
TERM -One-thrd will be required in cash,
and the balance in two equal iustalmeuts, paya
bic respectively i'll 10 and Is months with interest
from dSy of sale. the purchaser to execute his
bonds for the deferred payments, and the title TO
be retained uE.ii the further order of the Court.
fe 26-2aw3w .orE Il HOLMAN. CoIn'r.
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Bf3 W heller Wilson'S

SEWING MACHINES
Have won the highest premiums at the FAIR of
the U. S. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY and at the
STATE FAIRS Of
Maine. Pennsylvania, Missouri, Kentucky,
Connect, ytrsln)s, 1ndia'na, Wisso1'1''
N. York. Mississippi, Illinois, Califor'ia,
New Jersey. Iowa, North Carolina
American Institute, n Mechanics Association,
York: Cincinnati
Mechanics Association, kentacky Institute,
Boston; Loais siiiG
Franklin Institute, Phi Mechanical Association,
ladelphia; st. Louis:
CHI a n ics' Institute, n C h an cs' Institute,
Baltimore: San Francisco;
NJ &c h ani cs' Institute, e. q c. Institute,
Washington Chicago:
THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND, 1850,
Gave them a SILVER MEDAL-the highest pre-
MUM. Read this extract, from the report OF the
Examining Committee. (TEe committee were all
thorough lnachinists and made a careful exani-
nation OF the machines submitted to their lnspec-
"No. l. The WHEELER 4 WILSON MACHINE
makes what is popularity called the iot stitch land in
view of the economy Of thread required for said
stitch, its elasticity, strength and beauty OF ap
pearance the committee prefer il for the practical
purposes of sewing.
Nv e find in this Machine, simplicity--all parts
being. particularly adapted to each other, and to
the office which they perform, resulting III a free
dom from derGn0emeat and need for regairs, with an
of ddiuStnen. not attained in the more cOmpll
in WHEELER WILSON'S Mqchines these ad-
vantages over all others. lst. Its bearing sur
faces aad parts having reciprocating motion, are
very light and the more rapid motions are rotary,
and continuous. thus feononisno both time and por-
er. I'd. One tension, ~ hieh is arranged with pecu-
liar simplicity land perfection, Controls bath threads
Sd The simple manner Of controlling the loop of
the needle thread, dispenseS with the use OF take
ups so objectionable in other Machines.
1.-The range of work to which it is ADAPTED,
from the finest Swiss to the heavy negro clothing,
make ii particularly desirable for general and
family purposes" fe I9-2aw?wT&Th
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Firm, njiEnI.tIiu.

FoRr KEARSEY, Feb 23.-The Pony Express,
from San Francisco on the 9th, has arrived
No more failures are reported. The next
sn pinent of gold will be light.
IN the Legislature the Douglasites had made
n favorable moyementfor Mr.. Denver. The
day for the election OF Senator had not been
appointed. All the workmen at the Navy
Yards, forts ands other public works ON the
coast had been discharged.
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Arkansas Election.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Feb. 26-News from Lit
lie Rock, Ark, indicates that the Secession
lists are i'll the majority. The returns show
the elect ton of thirty Secessionists, twenty
five conditional Sccessionis and fifteen 20
twenty Submissionists. There is also ma
lolity in favor of a Convention
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NE Liverpool and London Fire aud Life
NSU i 4 Y CE COMPANY

CASH CAf'LAND RESERVED FUND 81, 00o 900
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. s50, 900
DAILY Observation-Disclosures. 500
Re stockholders personally responsible for all
the engagements of the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAMES BRowx, Esd, Chairman.
FRAxcIs CoTTKSETT, Esq, Deputy Chairman.
llEHKy GRiSSELL, Esq.
j.. VI. ARCHIBALD H. b. NJ. Consul.
ECGESE UrrILH, Esq.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, Esq.
ALIEN. HANTLros, .fr., ESQ.
j.. +. SASDERsoS, Esq.
ALFRED PELL, ESQ. Resident Secretary
ANN AL and SHORT POLICIES issued on same
terms other first class Companies.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid without
reference TO the home office.
CHAS. f. WORTHAM, Agent,
Office Old Dominion Insurance Company,
ia 23--ts ~ Main street.
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

~ ArtN L FbR ii Il
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE-In Basement Metropolitan Hall.
De. POLLARD, Medical Examiner.
The above well known and long established
Company continue. to laoct ASSURANCE on the
LIVES or SLAVES at LOW Err RATES than amy
other Company of equal standing and RESPONSE
l,il baf, bp publip ia m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
k Auction Sale Of
10000 YARDS
CLOTHS, AssIMEREs, &c.
VIRGINIA MANUFACTuRE,

The CgEYsHAw WOODEN COMPANY having
entire confidence that the superiority of their
Goods will be appreciated, and wishing them To
90 into immediate use and consumption will sell
at auction, in one of the new stores under the
Spotsw God Hotel, on
WEDNESDAY, 18TH DAY OF MARCH 1861
all the GOODS Of their manufacture, which NAV
be on hand consisting of about
900 YARDS SINGLE AND DOUBLE MILLED
PLAIN AND FANCY CLOTHS, CAsSI-
MERES, DOE SKINS, &c, &c,
t0f about 100 different styles aud patterns
Samples of most of these Goods can be seen at
Office any time previous to the day of. sale :;
and we trust, AS this enterprise seems to merit
success, that the sale will be attended by the
trade of the far South, as well as In Virginia
TERMS:
Under *leo, cash |; from sloo to $500, months :;
and on all sums over $3.50, 6months credit for APP
proved negotiable paper with an allowance OF l
per cent per month discount for cash
CRENSHAW x Co, Agents
Crenshaw Wooden Co., Richmond Va
Will be added to the above sale, at the same
time and place, large lot of
DOMESTIC COTTONS,
consisting OF various qualities Of R0 w y
SHEETING, SHIFTING and OZNABURGS, man
| featured by cur Factories in Petersburg
LYNCH Il CALENDER. Agents
fe Ats Ettrick's and Mattoax Companies