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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-29


The Senate met at II O'Clock, Lieut.. Gov
MONTAGUE in the chair.
Mr.. JOHNSON offered a resolution, proposing
that the resolution passed by the Sc late to-
day requiring night sessions, shall not take
effect until to-mOrrow-ayes y, noes y. NO
quorum voting Mr.. PAXTON moved a call of
the Senate. Mr. NELSON thought it plain that
night sessions were failure, and therefore
moved to adjourn. Ayes and noes cailed-ayes
10, noes li--no quorum voting. Mr.. PAXTON
again moved TO adjourn. Ayes and noes de-
Inanded-ayss Is, noes l6-quorum.
The question then recurring on the adop-
ton of Mr.. JoHSsos's resolution, Mr.. Coo
HILL opposed the resolution, and thought it
actually necessary that the Senate should
hold night sessions, III order to dispatch the
business now before The Senate. Mir. JoHS-
sos withdrew his resolu ton.
Relief IL HertfS.-On motion of Mr..
TALIAFEsRo, House bill authorizing the Au-
ditor Of Public Accounts TO release the seeu-
mites Of deiaulting Sheriffs from the paymen
OF damages i'll certain cases, was taken up
The bill, AS reported by the Senate Commit
tee, with an amendment, was adopted-ayes
%, noes ..
Preservation Of Public Pcace.-A commu-
nication from the House of Delegates, re-
ported at o'clock, was taken up. The com
munIcation related 10 the cOntemplat ted re.
moYal of certain arms within the limits of the
State. After being reported, motion was
made 10 lay the resolution on the table, which
Nasagreed TO.
BtHs PdSSed.-In relation TO printing tho
hCts OF Assembly to amend the 18TH section
OF chapter 100 Of the Code of Virginia, (sec
und edition } concerning divorces; amend
ing the charter of the town of Union, in the
county of Monroe TO authorize the Count,
Court of Fluyanna county 10 appropriate
certain funds to the authorizing and equip
ping volunteer companies in said county; in
cooperating the Rockbridge Insurance Com
plny.
On motion of Mr.. MckKSSEr, the. Senate
adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICGS.
EE ......,...Special Notice. EcS
$4,000 WORTH OF
4. lie. Or ~ Mt u II Y Or o . d =
AT AND BEL OW COST,

$4,000 WORTH OF
4. l. +. Or ~ n II ID ISY 60 o d 3
AT AND BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequences OF the general financial derange-
ment throug h out the country. we have determined
to sell oft our superior aud desirable stock of
ID X Y q O ID >,
at a GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
as possible.
Ne oder thi. day, every article at PRIME
COST, from paper If Needles up 10 the RICHEST
SILKS brought 10 this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock is very
large aud complete, consisting Of
Table DAMASk,
Linen sHEETING,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUCkABACk, &C., &c.
Splendid assortment OF
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles of French and English
BRICS.
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses for Spring,
Winter and Summer.
EMBROIDERIEa,
HOSIERY GLOVES, HDKFS.,
sHAWLS, CIOAKS and MANTLES,
SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS.
FLANNEIS and BLANKETS, of every descrip-
ton. -
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
BOMBAZiNES and BLACk ALPAChS.
Large stock Of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
ss purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves A. K. PARKER Co,
ls3 Main street, Eagle square.
NB-An persons indebted TO US, will please
cali aud settle their accounts without delay, 30
'O NH sH -Ls" A. 4 p. co.
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Northern Markets.

NEW YORK, March 90 Cotton advanced t-Up-
lands nidding i2s4lI2t. Flour 1oG2oc. higher
southern IS SOFAS 80: Wheat 2sGsc. higher; Com
lc higher-Mixed tcG7o8 new Southern White
al Saloc. Whlskey frm at l7a0ls. Sugar firm
Muscovado AtG5t Coffee firm. Molasses heavy
Orleans a2Q3l. Spirits Turpentiue steady at 35Gt
81. Rosin dull at Sl.25. Rice finn. Stocks dun
and lower-N. Y. Centrals 49,; Va. 6s 7S3; Mo.
Gs esq,
NORFOLK, March s.-COrn-receipts 100 o. 0
bushels-W hite 626gslc.; yellow e3GI631c mix ed
SEC. Cotton hrm-large sales and active for good
running lots l2s; select l2s inferior dull at lo3G
III. Naval Stores In limited demand. Tar dun
at 81 59Npl.s0 Slaves active-R. o. hid. 81; ".
81. Flour quiet
BALTIMORE, March 2s.-Flour steady: Ohio $50
s.l2. Wheat steady: red 81 27stl 49, white ~ .4OGI
IS. Corn frm-white 53I57; yellow 5GM5s.-
Provisions dull and unchanged. Coffee quieter
and higher Rio l2sGl3t Whissev steady at IL.
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Extra Session 4. y, Senate,

WAsHISaroS, March 2S.-Mr. TrumbuIl in
troduced resolution that the true way to
preserve the Union is to enforce the laws
The res traint to their enforcement encourages
disunion. That it is the duty of tho Presi-
dent TO use all means in his power to hold and
protect the public property and enforce the
laws in Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, as in the
other States of the Union.
Mr.. L. said this resolution expressed his
views, and asked that it be printed.
The Democratic Senators wanted an imme-
date vote, but ii was not granted.
After an Executive session, adjourned cine
die.
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EVENING sEssIoH.

The House was called TO order at u o'clock
by the SPEAKER, and proceeded to the con-
sideratio OF the unfinished business-~the re-
solution offered by Mr.. Robertson, of h,
OH the subject of the transportation of Fede-
raj arms and troops across the soil OF Virgil
MIA, and the amendments offered thereto
Mr. Golfers substitute was releeted--ayes
81 noes SO. The preamble aud resolution
offered by Mr. Robertson were then voted
on, and the ayes and noes being demanded
resulted. ayes 95, noes II.
The House were informed through Mr..
LYNCH OF the passage by the Senate of a bill
with amendments) for the relief of defaulting
Shrriffs and their securities from the payment
OF damages.
ON motion of Mr.. kEKS, the House pro-
ceeded TO consider the order OF the day, being
bill 10 stsy executions, &c, for which he
offered a subs titute, which was read.
Mr.. Seldom moved 10 lay the bill and sub
siitute on the table.
Mr.. DUcxvALL asked that the motion be
withdrawn. intending to offer substitute for
Mr.. ksRS's substitute.
This being agreed TO, Mr. KERN addressed
the House at some length in favor OF his sub
stitnte.
ending which. the House adjourned,
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AUCTION sALEs.
-'-----,S---s--'-s---s>~<-- -~<~-s--->~~~r-S-r
FUTURE DAYS.
uoRsEs. MULES. CARRIAGE. Top

HORSES. MULES, CARRIAGE, TOP.
On SATURDAY. seth inst, at 10 o'clock. I will
sell at the lot on Council Chamber Hill, several
Harness and Saddle HORSES, amongst which is a
large, full biooded Black, years old, a splendid
buggy Horse, perfectly gentle and reliabic very
handsome Bay, years old, very reliable and
Dark Bay, years old. in excellent condition,
works we'll In any harness, sold FOR account
Of whom it may concern.
ALSO
Two very fne large young MULES, well broke
and in most excellent condition. sold for no fau It.
the owner having no further use for them.
At the same time, will be sold No. TOP
BUGGY and HARNESS, in frst-rate order hav-
ing been used bue few moaths, and cost $3.50;
one one horse CARRIAGE, in thorough repair
Persons desiring No stock should not fail to
attend the above SALE is seldom such stock il.
offered at auction. lInh 2Jl e. b. COOK Auct
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GALVESTON, March %. The Convention
ected Ford Colonel, and Baylor Lieutenant
Colonel, of the regiment of Rangers, to serve
u months on the frontiers.
On the 2lst Messrs. Hous ton and Hamilton
delivered speeches at Austin, denouncing the
Convention, &c.
On the 23d the Convention in Committee of
the Whole, adopted the Confederate Consti-
tuition almost unanimously. On engrossing,
the vote was also nearly unanimous.
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AT the request of members, Mr., BAswRR
Will withdrew his amendment, that the urigi-
nal resolution should be voted on
Mr.. KEEN thereupon moved to amend the
substitute of Mr.. Collier, "a follows
And, whereas the members were elected W fth
character: Therefore, be 1t
Reso'ref, That this General Assembly during
the session OF the Virginia Convention, will mol
consider any. questions Of a Federal character
The amendment was lost.
The question then REQUIRED on Mr. Col
lier's substitute, and the hour for recess hay.
ing arrived.
The chair was vacated
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BY Pullian l. Co.. Auctioneers,

NOTICING will sell on TUESDAY, the I'd
~ day Of April, at our Auction Rooms, at 10
ONE WOMAN, and fWO CHlIDREN, by ordsi
of Henry Cox, Commissioner of the County Court
of Chesterfield undor decree. in case Of Cox's
ex 7. vs.. Cox's heirs. PULIIAM 4 CO,
Wh - auctionaers
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Railroad Caauaify.

UTICA, n. Y, March 27.-Wm. Anderson, of
the firm of Anderson & Sons, of Hawkinsville
was instantly killed this morning at Holland
Patent, in attempting to get on the car of the
Black River Railroad while the train was in
motion.
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BY Thos. w. Keescc, Anct'r,
(oiiice corner 18th and Cary streets,

HORSES. MULES, BUGGY AND HAIR
II NESS, WAGON AND COWS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION will be sold on SATURDAY morn
Ing, March seth, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the
Horse Auction Lot on Counci Chamber Hili-
Several SADDLE and HARNESS HORSES.
Three four good MULES.
One BUGGY and HARNESS.
Two MICH cows.
NH TH0E W kEESEE
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Western NaYigation.

CLEVELAND, March 27.-The screw steamer
Portsmouth, of the New Y ork and Erie Rail.
road line, left this port for Toledo last night
TO take in the cargo for Dunkirk.
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Rs"Lynchburg Republican,"

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
The attention of the Merchants aud others OF
Richmond is called to the 'LYNCHBURG RE-
PUBLICAN" as valuable advertising medium
through which their business can be brought
proini emily before the public. With large aud
steadily increasing circulation in the city aud sur
rounding country we'll ar In all the counties of
the Southwest II offers To advertisers facility
for communication with those portions of the state
which no other newspa per ati0rds.
TRRas.-Moderate.
GLASS Il HARDWICKE
NH I?-1m Pfoprietors.
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An Oil Well Explosion--One Man Killed
Another Wounded.

SARNIA, e. W, March 27.-Yesterday
while two men We're drilling an oil we'll near
this place, the gas exploded, killing one man
named Hiram Cook and dangerously injuring
the other.
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BIZ Z. Is. Cook, Auctioneer.

DARKROOM FIXTURES, &C.. AT AUG
o'clock, will sell at the store Of Eth and
Cary streets. all of the BAR ROOM FIXTURES in
the store, consisting of Counters, Tables, Chairs
Decanters, Tumblers, Gas Fixtures, &c.
At the same time, the KEY OF TIE STORE will
be sold. TEkMs.-Cash
NH COOK Apcfinnaar
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MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at suction.
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general assortment OF Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods ana
Fancy Articles. Sale 10 commence at o'clk r n.
ia as-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
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SAN hi I III II tLIi I
WRLLISGToE GoDpIN, DirsctorS
JOHN II. MONTAGUE,
p " HAYWOOD.

As Agents for The sale of the Goods manufactur-
ed by tbs CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, of
RIoHaoSp, VA, we have now on hand about 10
900 Yards of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double tiilled CASSIMERES and CLOTHS, ba-
sides lot OF FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS WLS-ani ara manufacturing at the
rate of 900 yards per week; all Of which We Of
fer TO the trade at fair prices and liberal terms,
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
ceive 8 liberal support.
tRENSHAW Il Co, Agents,
fe eo-dts Richmond, Va
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THOS.J CORPREw,
NH iS-td Sergeant Civ of yorsolk
-ot F,'NI.t W. u -NVfiVIh.
- UMNISSTONER'S SALE OF TOIISa

COMMisSIONER'S SALE Or LOUISA
~ LAND.-Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Louisa county, in the ease OF h. A. Par
rish and James NJ. Kent VS. Albert l.. Brown and
Catharine his wife, and others, rendered at the
September term, lsto. the undersigned, az Com
missile appointed for that purpose, viii sell at
premises, al or near there the old Mountain Road
crosses Ready Creek, on MONDAY, the cath DAY
thereafter) tbs TRACT OF LAND belonging to
the said Brown and wife, containing l7ss acres.
aag i. Hf,nsIsd an Readv Cres< Tha ian5
adapted to the crops usually raised in the county
such as corn, wheat oats and tobacco About one
half is cleared !: the balance in the original
growth, heavily tinbered.
TgRss.-As much ready money will be sui
cient to pay the cost of suit aud the expenses Of
executing The decree: the remain der upon credit
of and Years, the purchaser to give bond, with
Zeal title 81 The land retained unti ali the pur
chase money is paid
NH Z0-tds d. w. PERKINS. Comfr.
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CITY,
Organized last year, and in order to make sucn
Goods as would not compete with, but would ra-
Their aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades and styles OF Goods that have never
heretofore been made in Firg MIA they led their
Mil with machinery Of the best and finest quail
ty. They now manufacturing FINE CASSl-
MERES aud CLOTHS OF every variety, from Fine
the attention OF the trade in the South 20 their
Goods All who have seen their ARMY CLOTHS,
manufactured at first expressly for the Nlrg MA
Military Institute, pronounce them at least e3uai
If not superior in quality, to those they had been
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
CT cites at their Fair held In this city, in October
last, awarded 10 this Company GOLD MEDA Ia
for their exhibition OF Wooden Goods. which in
Guided some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS, &c.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece of Goods
manufactured by US being W hat ii is represented,
and under no circumstances will this Company be
induced TO work shoddy in their Goods, nor will
thew card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS d. CEENSHAW, Prest.
SAMUEL p. MITCHELL,
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W
IN Corner 5th and Marshall Streets,
One Square aboue Ne,o Market Richmond, Ia
The subscriber takes this method of informing
the citizens OF Shoekoe Hill that ne has opened 4
FAMILY GROCERY at the above-named place
and intends selling superior FAMILY GROCE-
RES as cheap rs they can be bought in the city,
for cash. The public are invited to come and ex-
anime for III emseives.
,nb 2S-2Wk A. H. TRUEHEART
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By Goddin 4 Apperson, Auct's.

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND Lot
N on JACKSON sTREET.-Will be sold at
1851, at o'clock, p. NJ, the large framed Dwell
LING, with vacant lot, Ito the east,) at the cor
cupancy of the family of the late Mr. Tate.
TERMS. -One-third cash balance at and 8
title retained till last note is paid The taxes Tor
1851 to be paid by the purchaser.
NH % GODDIN 4 APPEESON. Aucts
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srEAMBoArs, SKIPPING, &c

-. fiTisToWN "EFok NV ioRk
Capt. THos. SKINNER, Will leave here at o clock
p. M, FRIDAY, the Goth inst.
Passengers are requested to be on board in due
time.
Passage to New York, meals aud stateroom in
cluded,) So Steerage Passage only S.:
Freight received to,dav. fThnTsday,l aud up 10
the hour Of o'clock L. NJ, Friday.
Copsgnees are requested to send for their goods
Tickets and berths secured at our Office, or on
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
NH 2s-2t LUDLAM WATSON.
s,n4,-yrT,T5zs FOR LYNCHBURG-To leave
Arq Bsit Fl EXEN wi} 1oI1s Ca a,
"''''' VI '''' NV 'iriG{UJYY II COX, Agents,
NH est At COX's Shed, Dock street.
s9sfss--ss-..s-sss LEAVE SATURDAY EVENING
The Canal Boat FAME will leave
a" above For freight S GFGEy f t cox, Agents,
NH 27--i. At Cox's Shed on Dock street.
->f.sss STEAM WEEKLY BETM ZEN
:ss.EaHNEw YORK ANp LIVERPOOL. land;
QUEEN sToWN, .Qreland.) Tie Liverpool, New
YORK and phisaSlhiat SesmshP scq9Psoy In
7 1fa6 ss sHT 19RfRS 4 .2 MsTsh 49,
KA KAN "a 90 sAT1RDAY, March nSh Is
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier a.
North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
First Cabin.........S75 Steerage. $50
- Do. to London 80 Do: to London: 81
Storage Return Tickets, good for six months, $50
Passengers forwarded TO Paris, Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &e., at re-
duced through fares.
NET Persons wishing to bring out their friends
can buy tickets here at the following rates, to
New York: From Liverpool to Queenstown, First
Cabin SIS, ss5 and sos. Storage from Liverpool
$40. From Queenstown $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons.
They are built in water tight iron sections, and
have Patent Fire Annihilators on board.
NeB For further information, apply at the Com
panys offices.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
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THr Day



II Tios. -oa FRIDAY, he aas is:l,. siws,:ls.
III ~ syi $
Mahogsny and Black Walnut Jenny Lisd BED
wAshsT1SDs, x.sss:,y ;,:. c asqs
Cottage and high. g2:t gEpsT EARg a,As.rs
R fElr III si BEDS, BEDpiso, &c.
;;a.r;s I; SsE4Stis $40
m nfr Il good 's''nd-h 'nd < r b Cook. Aae'r.
ALso-soe assorted FRUiT TREES.
COMPLETE SET OF NILES nEGIsrEn
q ny stoT ,h ons Sc, sIiss ss6sTEs
r. . sny one Ss' .E.has
BILE . work, an opportunity Is offered rarely met
TEsxs.-cash. lmh az :. B..cooK. Auet.
BY Cha.. t. wersham 4 Co., Aacs'rA
PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me. IS Trustee, by jane: Dor.
min and others, bearing date 18th March. issl, aud
ings Court, will sell at auction, at the Factory.
ss s March Sost ss'
ID BOX ssSSiREws; SCREWS;
2sTEM do.
10 sHEETINa MILLS;
PpvsL Kd LIcoRIcE BOILER;
BANDS; Slows; IjMp BENCHES; TOBACCO
SoxEs EAlIS s.l. 80 sH M IcSElcEi
SYRUP, Dbl. SWEET OIL; loo lbs. BEANs;ii
bill; STaAR; asau Il Z and Loose TOBACCO;
soever, in and about said Factory BY said
nrrn.
*lOo and over, months credit, for approved me-
go,iable paper. ED. MCCARTHY. Trustee.
CHAs. r. WoRrHAM Co, Auct's. NH ls-tds
BY Richard Canthorn, Aaetioneer.
fklbn9 On ss,h is.
ing at 10 o'clock, will sell at auction, at my
sors the following articles hha, Ham, ns;.
bbls Whistey; 5 bbis. brandy; fierce Rice; 10
SACK" ehR hs esi ,Me chests
superior Carpenters, Tools, In excellent eondi-
war" nh Is see0ha'h"ha fals'' ccaufa6sS, Auct'r.
large SALE OF NlACHlNERY..ws
yin s g. the shsp .sso
the sarH DAY Of MAkCH, at public auction, the
''''YT HEsbING LATH and COUNTER. SHAFTS.
lPLANER COUNTER ii SHAFT, &C.
sTAvE and HEADING JoINTER.
| GRINDSToNE and SHAFT.
acc CooP ff.ssf 9 fools.
will be Re % the day
TH0s. WATKINS,
| Mount Laurel, Va, Trustees
" brakes Branch, Va
| NH s-lst*
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold, ON FRI
- DAY, the 2sth day of March, at clock H.,
| on the 0sburne Turnpike, near Rockers: about
| $50 coo BRICKS, and lot of brick yard LUMbER.
| to satisfy distress warrant and an execution In
nv hands against John L. Reese.
| TERMS made known at sale.
Henrico county, March 18th, 1881.
paes on th. Of March,
| is postponed until the cath inst.
NH is-td GEO. D. PLEAsANTs, s. H. G.
By Alexander Mott. Auct'r.
NGHTI b sod at aGstISs
notice, large and general assortment OF W atchss
| Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles Sale g sTT aSet,
WOOD. COAL. &c.
IN CORDS DRY OAK woo Don the
~ wharf for sale by a. a, + sba L back
" 90 DIV o D.
A constant supply Of p,xv woon
Which win be delivered to families at the very
lowest market price.
(tOk E.-The prices of CARBON HILL Cokl
" will be, until further notice, as follows
Lump CSks'' SO so Per ioad.
Stove Coke, .....................o.o :. .
de lets JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-sessoned and unds
" shelter, for sale at Coke Yards; ,Dru u.
/ do . lin Il
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BANDS; STOVES; LUMP BENCHES; TOBACCO
BOXES; kegs NAILS; 1, 800 lbs. LIC0RICE; 900
lbs. GUMARABIC; bhls. RUM: II bbls. PEACH
BRANDY; IL hhds. STEMS; IL bbls PORTLAND
SYRUP, Dbl. SWEET OIL; leo lbs. BEANS; II
bills SUGAR: Manufactu red and Loose TOBACCO;
FIXTURES aud MATERIAL, of every kind what
.oever, in and about said Factory ,andused by said
nrIn.
TERMS OF SALE.-For sums under 800, cash
xioo ard over, 4 months credit, for approved me-
gotiable paper. ED. MCCARTHY, Trustee.
CHas WoRTgLM n CO. Auct's NH bids
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AUCTION sALHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY J. J. Moore, Auctioncer,
(yORFoIg. VAL

3
WRECKED GOODS AT AUCTIOy.-we
w will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY,
the asth day OF March, at II o'clock on Smith
Bro IS Wharf, Town Point, the entire cargo Of the
bark Ida wrecked on Cape Henry Beach. 8
voyage from Msssina to Baltimore, and sold for
the Benefit OF owners, underwriters, and those
whom 1t may concern, consisting OF
1900 BOXES ORANGES;
C@U LEMONS;
!5OBAos r1IBrRrs:
lOOBAes suErLrp ALMONDS.
And a lot of CORK WOOD.
TERas.-Cash. BY order of the Agents.
NH 2s j. J. MOORE & Co.. Auet's!
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nG Sec ond supply of
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SpRI N q Or 90 ID =

Elegant New Broche SPRING SILKS.
spIeudid Embroidered GRENADINES and HER
EAHIS.
Silk Embroidered POPLINS-very handsome.
Bright Embroidered BAREGE ANGLAlSE.
Choice Grey and Brown POPLlNS.
Black Lace MANTLES-Nec style.
New COLLARS and SETS.
Handsome bACES-in new designs.
Very handsome French JACoNETS and Or
CANDIES. -
French BRILLIANTS, PRINTS and NUSLlNS.
New English aud American PRINTS.
Standard brands of Bleached LONG CLOTHS.
Together with many other choice and seasona5le
GOODS COMPRISING one OF the most attractive and
complete assortnents We have ever offered, TO be
sold either wholesale or retail, for CAnH or 10
prompt buyers at prices to suit the times
Ladies aud gentlemen from the city aud country
ara invited 10 examine our GODS, they shall be
satish ed in respect of style and price. Opening
and arriving by this mornings steamer.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-29
By Redwood & Reach, Auct'rs,
f54 MAIN STRRET.t

NO. COACH AND HARNESS.-We will
y sell at the Horse Lot, Council Chamber Hill,
on SATURDAY, the 30th inst. At l0s o'clock, a
hrst-rate style HACK and HAHN kSS. Those
in want OF good article will do well to attend
this sale
TERMS -Four months for approved, endorsed
negotiable notes.
NH 27-dtds REDWOOD x REACH. Aucts.
TRUST EE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
L HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CARY, NEAR TO BELVlDERE STREET.-As
trustee in certain deed of trust executed by B.
W. Green, flor the purchase money! dated 23d of
March. 1860, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court, shall proceed TO sell st public auction
the promises. on MONDAY, the 18th of April,
1861, at Il O'Clock P. NJ, Gf fair if not the first
fair day thereafter,) the real estate conveyed by
the said decd, consisting OF lot located above,
fronting 80 feat the North side OF Cary street,
runing back $50 feet to alley. Having thereon
an excellent BRICK and FRAMBD ENEMENT,
and other appurtenances, now in the occupancy OF
Mr.. Hiram Carueli.
The deed requires CASH sale, but by consent
of parties, the terms will be one-t third cash, ba
ance at and months, for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed. or title
retained. The taxes for 1881 to be paid by the
purchaser. Nj. n. YOUNG, Trustee.
NH