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lSprre6ppnben..l

Walhtngtpn, :. Suli.
@efern (Sonntag) ben 7. Suit puroe unleI
nentlheS Battalion, wel6eS 9egenndrtia uabI
Great Sails" l~tatipntrt If, burrb pas grldeiner
OeS ldn9f erebnten 5einpes iiberralAt. Diele,
%feuerte, naA sepUbnter Wetle, aus Dem @ebi.ld
ODER lteB lt6 bGdltens auf etne Wtnute auBerbalt
pemislben leben, Tim feline BEN unieren ebenbirtt-
gen 0elhole auf Oa5 8. Battalion obSulenber.
Das 6ener nnp Die Da3u se6Grtge Nufreauno
Oauerten BON Mpr9ens J mad S llbr bis aur
Onnfelbeit. DAP unlere Solpaten Die bleterneu
0rilBe erptberten, oerltebt lt9 BON felGf. Gbre
Den peutl den 0oluntatrs BON BaIttnotpn ! @ie
tparen it'd tbres Wutbes bepuBt; le fudten bror
ipte Wtanner unp bielten ItanDbaft aus bis aur
etnbrehenpen Na6t.
Set BENT 0efebte baben MIR letber atpet 91dn=
ner gu ~befla9en, pte ZEN feinoliden @elcboiIen
erle9sl1 lIno. Der etne, Wartin Sbl, wurpe aal
Der Sorpolttnltnte eriAOiien uno Der 3ipeite, 6en=
~ 9t'ds Ititr8te pabrenb peS befttsten8 Gonapaq=
nleIsuerS BON elmer &ugel, bic t9m purds 0trn
Inpr, nteper. Setoe waren Walbtnetpner, tId=
tl9e Splpaten unp a6tung6ipertbe Mianner, ttr
Serlult ipiro BON 8ielen bettagt.
DIE Seerptgung ftnpet beute ben 9. b.. Mprs
gems ubr, SDrg Der NrmprY all Der @fe bomber
8 StraBe uno 9%ouiltana Npenue Itatt, pp,u Die
6reunpe nnD 8etannte eineelaeen ifno.
Der Obt9en @Orreppnoen3 fugen mir aus on~
peren 5uoerlaBIi4en SueQen bic Wittbeilnno
btn5u, Rap getDe, Sbl unp Ntfs, oerbeirothet
tparen, 0er9arpt'S Mannl6aften fporen bereit
Den 8lnB gu ilteri9reiten, uun lire aefaueneu
6amerapen gu ra4en. Der 6etnb beIfanO tbei(-
tpetle aus eapalerte, bod febrte mandeS Wferp
obne 8etter suriid, 70 gut sielten bic Burner
SGusen. gtne a6tbeiluns resuldrer Gapaaerie
tpnros BON Wai6instOn aus iofort mad GreaI
6auS %beOroert, UNI Den 8etnb ansuareifen.
DIPS lsBtes 8ort mar elm Grub an leint
Srau NIT Der Bttte, paB le ni6t UNI tin traneru
lOue, pa er fur Saterlano unD 6reibeit aefaQer
Jet. Die geerptsuns Der @efaaenen tpirp beutf
frab UNI 8 H9r In Balbtnston, pobin bic Set
den 9ebraft tpOreea liaO, NIT mtlitdrt1den G6
rem ltattftnoen.
5rib 9elfern @orsen fam Gle Nadri6t, baf
oas @efe9t Bet Great Sails pteper in Spuemu
@anee lei.
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Sepeid1em an @rdfbent SincoIn umter elmer
rfdmeufGrHooop

% nbtn9trn, 8. Suit. Die lebtem 8e>
rtAte aus arlington melOen, DAP Maior 3oYlpr
aus Nep=Srlean6 I'm Eager ee6 8. Sem glcrfer
Teatmsnt5, Sol. QpOn, unter Barlamentdrluaae
ot8efonmea iet, um DepelGen an YrGiOent Qtn>
coin gu ilberbrtnget, gr purce bort Bis auf
peitere OrDre 3uritdee6alten.
IS miro a~n9eme1en Iein, bter at b%enerfeu,
Dap bic Nstle peS 9rn. SenrY Weas in fetrer
Netle BON Der Re9ierung peranlaBt porOen TT
unO bic Oepelfen ntGt bon tbm Ietn fSnnen.
Der Sntolt oerlel6en III unbefannt.
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Gin @pmsreamann i'm aaaer.

NltranDria, s. Suli. 5err gallan.
ot9bam, SpPpiftipue- WitelieO pes @On9reFes fir
9Dtp, naaGte am Counting etnen BeluA i'm
9ager peS erlten S6io-9fe9imentS, belIem Sbrif
nnD ionltise SbersSfT5tere CUR 3ett obmelenp
paren. 0ie @plOaten lbaarten lib balo aulan@
men unD gaben pem 6errn 8eprdlpntanten siert>
lid uuspeipeuti9e Sepeile ;bree @unldes' i'm
nibt a~npeienp gu leben unp b6tten i'm liherli6
aus Dem Eager btnans9etrieben, bate sr nidt
YaB BON General Scott unp Den belUnpe-
rem Saus Der DagtpR GVmpaSaie ssDatt.
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@tntae urtteife iiber Die 8otfdaft Ses NrGfrSemte1
aus enslifdten Bldttern.

Der @btlapslpbia 9eOser" last. Der 9raf-
bent beg. eft Die 3ra9peite Der gerbaltntife an
beren sptbe er i6 9elteut liebt uuO oerIdbt ld
ouf ben 9%eiunoen 8ertano unD auf Die @bren.
boftiefeit ps6 Bottles in ieinem 8eltreteu, biele
Rebelipn gu unterpriden J"
Der STEMS Orf 5eralD" lu9ts Die 8ot1aaft
III in jeoer 9e3isbun8 lebrret4, fretmatbiq, an,
rno6unaelos unO 9eraOe aus. Sic lteut bic 80
littf Der Standardization flar unp einfa6 bar unb
miro bier uno i'm Nuolanpe Die all9emetnte Nuf-
merflamfeit erregen. Gle ptrft Elm Deutlt6ea
Qi6t iber Dinee, Die biaber i'm Dunfeln gu lie
oen ldieuen unp rGumt jepen 3peifel an Der Nb.
Ifdt oes pralipsntsn, btele NebfaiOn gu inter
Driden, aus benz 8e9e,"
Qu8 Der Ger gOrt @prlb" /; Die 8ptldaft
trdot Den tnneren 8epets an liGt bab le BON
Qtuepln Ielbf IL, unp DAP fein @titgliep beS Ga
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zines Staates in gerbin6ung 3u bIetben, (pfe ca
jest NIT 0ef- girsinien if) unO pOrna6 Der
poifmeifer un0 S9ub- Setretdr l9on 9ebnneelt
baben.
Der Gontratt fir SGretbmnterta[ I'm Rriea8s
Departments 1T ben 6erren @btlipp & Solp4
mon BON BIER 3u9elprOAen tpOrben.
Wtan 9lautt BIER, oaB Die gtepraIentanten Gars
ltSle nno Gan @tndle BON @orterSburg BON Der
Gonoentton in @beeGtns 3u Ser. ct. SenatoreH
oepablt tperber.
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prObcn BON serrdtber=e g rre,pOnben,

St' s9albinstun fanO am e~ereansenen @onn-
aSsno Elm gertSr ltatt in Dem Sale Der 5erren
0rsrt nnO Scott, bic ais @ebe0en Spipne feltae=
n0rlrnen nnp an 9rn. MansfelD ausqeliefert
rOroen tparen. SIN 8elis bes Brent wurDen
mebrere Srtefe eeunpen, peren etntee ,tnSer-
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Cine Sn,Incht IN 0InaGd,f.

8u4ananj Z. Sult. Cine Depe1he
melpet. DAP Sen. NcGlelan'S Gplpnue nlr nod
eine MttIe bon 9aurel Sill %entfernt fet. 9prt
erra tteten Die 8ebtlsn unter Sen. @arlonb eth
Srefen gu liee1n. gtnnen "a @tunpen fam
pallelbe ifottInpen.
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fduolin waren, nd6reno anoere tbm Elm gang
onpereS .3eueniB repetsn, Die Nrt anb 0etle
ipte Die 9tebeaen Den Gyieg 3u fibren beatii6tt=
een, 9e6t OeutliA aus eiuem Der beipen nadfcl=
9enOe 8riefe 6srror, Die mir III m6rtliAer lie
berlebung mittbetlen. Dte Gs3el1on8e8 tatter
in Baltimore m6gen ut8 bann 2lntlpDrt 9eben
auf Die 6raee, Of bic MaBreseln 0e8 Generals
8onf5 nod uferHtiii0 uap nttbt 5eit8smd6
hrff 2
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Sin @epldnfel. 8wei 0iarifts.e0lOotm erfaDfen,

Sin GepIdnfef. : 3Dei 9iffrifts.eOIDatm erf3u0em.
BnittnatOn, s. Suit. Sn Der ueroans
9enen Gfa6t fanO BET Great Sails etu Gefe6t
8pilden fefnOlt6en gorpOten ,tno ben gorpofen
oeS 8. Oifritts 8atoiQOnS, W1aiCr @er6arbt,
TAFT. 3petb Der WttltSen purOen babel erlbo1em+
Der 6etno feuerte, ipte INNER, aus 8albeu unb
Gtrfeden berauS.
lteber ben gerluit Oe8 6einpes Gdst FB nt6ts
befftnmelf.
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epesiene eepelae an een asafbinatpn atnr.

Q u6fannpn, pia Glartsburs, Z. Suit.
Gtne %inierer erp9nOs5irun9s-Nunpen nabm In
Der gabe son 8eltOn 6 &a0alerifen nit Nfers
Den uno @afen %eefangen. Cine anDere Nunpe
bate ein @efeAt NIT Dem 6einpe, in ipelhcm Z
D~erlelben ftelen unp tbre @afen ais 3ropbden
lallen mnBtsn. Infer gerluf mar l 9ppter unO
5 &erpnnpete.
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Sol. @tcne,a 0nmmnnhn.

Yotnt Of HUdSr8 8, Stunt. Go betBt,
eOl. Stone piirOe SbarpSburs belte nit letnent
eommanop erret6en unp mUr9en BET Gen. Nat>
terlpn etntrefen.
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Smeite 9epeId,e,
Gin Courier lit ppn Nebler o~noefpmmen

Gth eptrler 1T pom NebIer on9eFOmmen, mel
der meloet, baB 4 @pmpaenteen pes 10. SbiO.
N~e9iments Bel Wleenoile, 40 Nfcilen 1ipmsltli6
sSn etnen1 str9inil6en 9idet 8esiment unD 1900
NFann Niili3 etn9eialpden ieten. Sol. 9Ylpr
pom z. 9te9iment II gu ibrer 5ilfe abmar1dtrt,
ebenio Gpl. Qntle.
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9lerHant8 Sniurance Gontpa9nie.
NiAntpnb, %. gRot 1861.
6evrn 81. {. M(oNta 4ue, Gs}r., 8alttmorl

TeTrtt US I. Mt0Itd iue, ST., Baltimore.
SO 9eretNt mir gum e|Io1peren 8er0nii9en
0rn, SO, Brent 3ou Bier BET Sbnen etn3uftbren,
Gr 1T ,aH right" unp i'm repetl git b6ren, ptrr
Sbnen eine Wodult Ietn. Menn Gie i'm IN
Der 8eiGrperu1g ietner Qbltateu unterltiibet
70 oienen sic Der q ttten g ct E UNI
ipenn sic ibm 66flidfeiten e%ripetlet, Is tbun Sic
oa8 Ne9te fHr cine unlerer bei}en Seelen.
6err 8rent miro Sbuet ia8en, DAP mir nna
.ntnlrner be,i1en merDen Dor Qincoln, 70 LANCE nod
0ros mGAt uao Wa0er fteBt, Sober General
ietner 8anOe lit qe3et6net uno Die
3abl Derer, Die pa8 @jelNif Oe5 @Q6nprtb tGct
len perDelJ miro pas gauge QnrO nit Staunen
s. s.. MDntague.
Der 3pette Yrtef lhutet: -r
Din 6errt 9. g.
SIR Cd reiben pom II. b. FAM inir, in Ges
9enmart bon Dug Murra9, Der lfh pobl beFn@
Del, sur 6ono, @a9en Sic ieiner Mutter, DAP
er bier in Glarf'6 gprnpa9nte bleiben rtrp. SD
9ebe mprgen rlaA 6orper'8 6errp, tim 81. 5tt
beiltden, Der bort 500 MlarY(anoer conmanotrt.
3wet ldGne GOmpa9nieen, p~icjentge BON DcrleY
lnp ptejeni9e 9On Murrap, 9eben pOrtbin, I'm
Ii6 Dem Ne9iment an3uiflieBen. Sagm sic
Nfr5. NiurraY, baB ibr poderer SO6n iA robl
b%e7npet, 6err $, mag meiren Gbbnen Ia9en,
paB tA le nit Na0rthten an 0erlpnen BORT be
auftrngen tperpe.
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Wins MiHeuri

rsafrH SeF 8 I On GHQe sum-.
ltnlere Stapt BAT nunmebr elm gan3 ~trieeerts
i9e6 Nusieben. Mpnta9 Nadmittas fam plSB
LID Sen. 9rice nit eini9en @pmpa9nteen ietner
Bel Seferlpn unp goonpiQe 3erltdnbten Yanpen
auf Dem Oampfer ogmilie", %wabrl6einlt6, 70
9tn9 wentsltenS pas 0erl6t, In 9elealdaft Iei=
mes 5errn unp @ebteters, @oup. Sadlon's, bier
an. Oa5 Gintrefen INNER neuer SruppentEr=
per paufrte Die Spet folgenpen Gage fort uno
Brpar am Nittwp9 Bis lpat in bic Nadt + nein.
Gin Oampfer unD pas 8errYbpOt 6atten 3pei 5a-
gen %eolauf nit Dem leberieben Der Sruppen unp
A6bOlen Don entfernteren DlaBen gu t9ur, 70 pab
Id, ubne flrdten gu %nitIen, Der Wabrbeit i'm
0ertn9Iten 5n noDf gu treten, 9laute, BRETT be-
baupten gu fDnnen e5 linp nunmebr In l1nlerer
Stapt $1,000 Mann 5ruppen.
Den eriten Sag benabmen le l6 leioli6. sic
iparen mipe nnb erldRpft, paren sequalt BON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
geported Tor the Richmond Dispatch.
The Confederated Congress.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 15.-The Southern
Congress TO day appointed a committee of six
to make suitable arrangements for the ,pce,,-
ton and Inauguration of the President on
Monday next at o'clock.
The Chair stated that he had received n
communication relative to the purchase of
vessels for the Provisional Government Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Feasen presented letter about the new,
pfojectle approved by scientific military men.
Referred
An official copy of the Texas Ordinance of
Secession was presented, with the creden tials
OF Deputies from that State. There had been
only one arrival, however. Objec ton was
made on the ground that the Texas ordinance
h adj not yet been ratified.
The Delegate present mir. Gregrl was in.
vited to 4 seat in the Convention
A resolu ton was passed removing all secre-
sy in their proceedings.
Also, an act passed to continue in office All
officers connected with the collecting of ems
toms from the time of the adoption of the
Constitution of the Confederated States with
salaries and powers as heretofore provided
the compensation does not exceed S. 900 Tho
collectors are required, within two weeks. to
execute the same bonds as heretofore and the
subortAnates to give bonds in one week after
their appointment. The collectors and othe,
oihcers are required TO take an oath 10 dis.
charge tne duties, and to support the Consti.
| tuition OF the Provisional Government.
a resolution was adopted to continue in of.
| nee, until otherwise ordered, the several of
| ncefs connected with collecting the Gus toms
duties an til The LIST of April
| The Secretary of the Treasury was instruct
| ed to report plan, to go into effect on the Is
| OF April, diininis hing the expenses for col
| Iecting the revenues for each custom house Il
! least 90 per cent
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SSiOEal.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-House The memo
rial OF the New York Chamber of Commerce
against Morrills tariff was referred to the
Committee of Ways and Means.
The bill 10 benefit Townsend Harris, u s
Minister, for extraordinary expenses in ia
pan, was passed.
The House refused to entertain Il proposi-
ton to print large edition of the report of
the Indian Trust Fund Investigating Com
mittee.
The Postal bill was up and amended by TO-
storing the inland service suspended since
1859, and passed
The Committee of Thirty threes report
was up.
Mr. EHndiver argued against secession.
Mr.. Delarnctte argued that Northern society
had proved a failure, but in the New South
ern Confcderacy there would be no elements
of discord- Capital and labor would work in
beautiful accord and harmony. African slav-
cry il the only basis on which Republican lib
erty can be preserved. Though my people
love the Union, they have made up their
minds TO leave it, unless guarantees for their
safety be given.
Adjourned.
S~""te-A large number of Union memo
rlals We're received and t. bed
Several private bills were acted on
he tariff bill was discussed and amended
Adjourned.
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Thirty four guns were fired at Providence
Rhode Island, Tuesday evening, in honor of
the declaration ut Washing ton of the election
OF President and Nicc-President,
\ salute Of 10l guns was fired i'll Mon tgom-
cry, Ala, Saturday, in honor of the formation
of Il provisional government, and the election
of President and Vice President.
More than half the conYicts in the Massa =
chusetts State Prison are under twenty TX
years old. The youngest prisoner is fifteen.
James Eedpath, the abolilionist, is in Hay
ti-so the rumors of his presence Oh the Geor-
gi;t coast are incorrect.
Mrs. Burch died recently at Junius, n. Y.
aged l. years. She was married 80 years ago
Judge Wood, Of the kentucky Court of APP
peals, is dead.
The 22d of February Is to be appropriately
celebrated at Augusta, GA.
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Louisiana lntelIippurp,

New ORLEANS, Feb. l2.-The new flag of
Louisiana, ordered by the Convention, was
unfurled to-day from the dome of the City
Hall. The military were out i'll strong force
on Lafayette Square, and formed line oppo-
site the City Hail. The flag was raised by
Mayor Munro, amidst the huZZas of the null
titudc. The greatest enthusiasm was exhibit
ed. The troops We're reviewed by the Con-
vention, and complimented on their efficiency
and imposing appearance.
Judge Robertson, Commissioner from Viz
ginia, was received in the Convention TO day
The flag of Louisiana consists OF thirteen
stripes, i'll blue, red and white, with yellow
star on a red tield. 1t is considered very
handsome.
Cotton has a fair inquiry to-day, but with
low prices.
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Report Of the Committee of the Peace Com
ference. &c.

WAsHIXGToS, Feb. 15.-The committee ap-
pointed by the Peace Conference reported =.
plan of adjustment to-day, compounded of
the Crittenden and Guthrie resolutions and
the Border State resolutions. 1t establishes
the principle of the Missouri Compromise
north and Popular Sovereignty south Of the
line of 50.
Reliable information has been received here
that Mai. Anderson feels secure i'll his pres
ent position, and III of attack, feels able
to maintain himself until lie could be rein
forced.
The value of the small arms and ordnance
recently seized at Napoleon, Ark, is between
$4,000 and $1,000. They We're intended for no
other purpose than for the troops defending
the Texan and Arkansas frontiers from In
dians. The route is now left unsafe and IN.
protected.
The Republicans, in caucus meeting, unan-
imously approved Mr.. Binghun's Force bill
authorizing the collection OF revenue on ship
board outside of insurrectonary ports. II
Will be presented on its passage next week.
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Resignation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-COl. Drinkard, first
clerk OF the War Department, has resigned
his Office. The Select Committee on the In
dian Trust Fund Fraud, having introduced
his name in Il manner calculated TO produce
upon reader who had not read the evidence,
an unf;iy CRADLE impression, he did not feel ut
liberty, by further continuance in office, to
subject the Administration to any even con-
iectural embalrass ment that might result
tiierefrom The evidence before the Commit
tee acquits him of any knowledge of the
bonds, or of the business between Russell and
Bailey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16

WRECK AND Loss or I,FE.--The loss of the
brig Jas Madison, Of Baltimore, off Charles
ton harbor, and the drowning of Capt. w. II.
Travers and Ave of the crew, has been no.
ticed She was laden with sugar and mo-
iasses, and left Attakals,s the ID inst. for
Baltimore. She was discovered ashore by
some Soath Carolina soldiers, and n pilot boat
being sent out, Chas Morton, her first mate,
was discovered floating on spar His &C
count of the disaster is as follows:
On the 9th, Off the Capes of Florida, sprung
aleak, which, con tinuing to incl she
made for Charleston. About o O'Clock. ON
SUNDAY night, the brig having about four feet
water in her hold, struck on Stone Breakers,
and immediately cut away her foremost to
ease her Inc sea commencing to break over
her, the captain and crew took Ia the rigging,
where they spent the night About o'clock,
Monday morning, the captain in attempting
TO iissh himself 10 the mast which had been
cut away, but was stiil attached TO the brig,
was drowned. About one o'clock, he (Chas.
Morion) with the crew, took TO the mast,
winch had been cut away; they FIRST driftcd
TO sea, and then driited back About IL
O'Clock, Monday night drfted into smooth
water, between the vessel and the land
he thea fell asleep, supported in the cross
Tree. When he awoke, towards morning, he
missed his companions, who had taken refuge
with him on the mast. About o'clock this
morning he WAS picked up, as stated above
The cabin boy refused TO leave the wreck,
when they all -four in numbcrl took to the
mast. The brig is owned by Samuel H. Ira
vers, of Baltimore. The body of the captain
WAS found on keywah beach. II WAS recog-
nized by the mate, and was drcently inferred.
Beyond doubt, the mate is the only one
saved-every one else has persisted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16

AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN New MRXICO.-
The Legislature Of New Mexico has passed an
act tor the election of delegates to form State
institution, which is TO be held in May next.
he delegates are to meet in June TO discharge
the duties which will thus be imposed upon
them, and the Constitution they form is after
ward to be submitted to the people, for rlti-
feation or rejection, at general eec ton to
be held IN September.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Richard Cauthern, Auctioneer.

AND MISCELLANEOUS
VT ARTICLES AT AUCTloN.--On MONDAY,
18th inst, ct 10 o. clock at my store win sell at
s sai.igu APPLE BRANDY, GfN WHlsKEY, PORT
WINE, BUCKETS, BR0oMs, WOODWARD,
AXES &c Also, TOBACCO and CIGARS.
HERRINGS.-?0 bbls. Herriugs.
BACON-i hhds Breasts, Joles, Hams and sh'rs
PIANO, Nc.-Also, second hand PIANO one
WARDROBE. one BUREAU, CHAIRS, &c. &c.
STONE WtRE.-To the above will be added
300 pieces Stone-ware: JUGS, JARS, CHUR rms, &c.
feig K. CAUTH0RN, Auct'r.
g l. Il OF NEG KOES.
We will sell at CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE,
on MONDAY, the 4th day oil March next, about
FIFTY NEGROES.
TERMs-M sale, THOMAS UuH,
fe l6-dtd STEPHEN DAVIS.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l5.-Fiour more active. How
ard and Ohio - l.. City Mills IS. Wheat steady
Red 81 .25lt1. ~. White unchanged. Corn active
Yellow 55M57; White 65tr67. Provisions un-
changed. Coffee steady at l2i@l3. Whiskey dull
at IS
New YORK, Feb l5.-Cotton dull at III cents
Flour firm. Wheat-Red Western si270l 81 ;
White II A. Corn fTm-S0uthern Yellow 65Gi 81
Cts. Whlskey firm at l7i cents; Sugar and Coffee
steady ut 81 IS. Stocks higher-N. York Centrals
s7sa: Virginia SIS s7et: Missouri 6's .67.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16
BY f.. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
N NO. 1 THREE.YEARS OLD MULES.

HI AT AUOTION--on TUESDAY. 10th instant
at II O'Clock, / will sell, at the Lot on Council
Chamber Hill, corner 14th and Ross streets,
~ 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 ES.
This opportunity should be embraced by all in
want of first class stock.
TERMs.-All sums under %100 cash over that
amount, months, for approved, endorsed, nego-
table paper. fe 81 Z. B. COOK Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16
EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE INsrITU1

l. L INSTlTUTE.--
II The second half of the present session begins
February 18th, and ends the last of June.
The commencement al a new term presents
most favorable opportunity for the admission OF
Although our School is already somewhat full
readily enables us to receive still larger num-
Der.
We have SIXTEEN Teachers, of ability and ex-
perience, nearly the same number of large and
comfortable recitation rooms, and ample grounds
Our BOARDING facilities are also excellent
Our course is extensive and complete, beginning
with the lowest English studies Of the Preparato::
ry course to which special attention is given and
including the higher English, the Languages, Mn
sic, and the Ornamental branches.
TERMS:
(For the half session, payable in adrane.)
English, in Preparatory departing emit. SIS
English, in Collegiate department. IS
Music on the Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
Beard, including eyerythng. ;...........;. 90
fe ls--dim CnAS H. WINSTON, PRESIDENT.
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
The secop b tnt pETTpfT 10th asD lra
the 10th OF February, when a few more pupils can
Parents who entrust their children to Mrs. PEI
LET'S care, are assured that they will be THOR
ouGHLY GROUNDED in all the branches essential to
Il flushed education.
Terms made known application at her resi-
dence. fe l2-dim
ITNiVEksirY AND Law >CHOOL.-rro-
lessor lloLCOMBk having resigned the chair
| OF civil, Constitutional and International Law,
| Equity, and the Law Merchant, in the University
| OF Virginia. the Board of Visitors, at their meet
ing on the 9th of March next, will take Into con-
slderatlon the acceptance of his resg nati0n, and
| the appointment OF successor
| Applications for the appointment should be ad
dressed to the subscriber, at charlottesville, Va.
| THOS. J. RANDOLPH,
! fe l2-t6M Rector University of Virginia.
IhLD DOMINION INSTlTUTE--COKNER
| " OF FRANKLIN AND 5rH sTREETS.-The Sc
cond half of the session of this School, for ls56l,
| will commence on the 18th Of February and end
the 30th of June next ensuing.
| The Rev. FRANCIS J. BOGGS has been added
| to the Board of Instruction, and will withehis
| family, reside in the Institute buildings. The
| MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue under
| Mr.. CHASES superintendence, who will be aided
! by competent assistants. gentleman has been
| employed to take charge OF the classes in ALICE
| BRA, and others will be to teach other specific
! studies and another female teacher will be en-
| ployed. The LECTURES ON BIBLICAL LITERA-
| TURE, by Rev. JAS. A. DUNCAN, will be con-
| tinued, as also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE
| RARY LECTURES. The PREPARATORY DE-
| PARTMENT, for very small girls, will receive the
| special care Of the Principal of the School.
| The BOARDING DEPARTMENT will be libe-
rally and carefully conducted and every comfort
and facility will be afforded to young ladies board
ing in the family.
| No labor expense will be spared to make the
School equal to any in the land for the education
of females.
Exs For further information, address
J. E. SHUMATE, Principal.
Richmond, January lsol. ia 25-dfm&