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CREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN SILkS.-Seo yards
Rsd SIX M 81 and 100 six
Robes at 500 and s25, worth double the money;
loo Berege and orga udie Robes at half price 1000
yards Berege Anglais at l2ac. per yard; rich En-
broiderei and Printed Berege Anglais; Rroche
Challies and Mozambique: plain Grape Berege
gains in ali styles of Dress Goods, call at 90 Main
Street. ispSi CHRISTIAN q LATARoP.
SELDEN MILLER, corner lsth and Cary
stree's have in store ,a I'll assortment GRO
ties, which they disposed to sell a, the lowest
market prices for cash, on the usual time to
prompt payin customers. Included in our as
sortmeut will be found the finest qualities of
Brandies and Wines imported into this country,
large portion of which have been imported by
ourselves to suit the wants of those desiring the
very choicest goods. NH
TTHOKLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE AND
L HORSES increases the milk of each cow from
two TO quarts daily, aud improves the quality;
restores worn out and broken down horses in
short time, and may be used with great benefit for
saddle, carriage and drsy horses. 1t has given
general Satisfaction f0f BLAIR sfls & HARvIE,
NH Cary and nth streets.
CKOUND PLA ST. 100 tons superior
" Ground Plaster. II is ground at the auarries
commend It to farmers as being fresh and pure
For sale by BRIDGFoRD * CO,
APPS ca the Dock.
Toilet Soap; Genuine Brown Windsor Soap !;
Shaving Cream Violin strings. &c.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
aps Corner 9Th and Broad streets
/ Ladies' or gent emen desiring HAIR WORK,
cal have it dene with dispatch. A great variety
studs; Charms Vest Chains Bracelets eek.
lsees; Chatsiains Crosses Leekets Finger
Rlngs. &c: e: GBENET. Eagle Square.
RHEUMATisM;- Physiciaus, and persons
highly exiolled In the hospital reports Of Europe
disease. For sale, with all new pharmaceutical
MEADE X BAKERS Drug Store,
ap2 lse Main St, corner above r. o.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM " ATER We
II have just received a fresh supply Of Rock.
s spfss Alum ws sskbE sakshd s
sps 1876 Main a.. cor. above Poss' Once
NEW FRI SH GOSHEN BGTTER-First
~ of the season--4s tubs, shoiee srticls. per
steamer to-day VIM WALLACE SONS.
P.ssGs s9 ssis 81 bushels White Asr
ap pe5 i''A''''' ''i '" y BRIDGFoRD L co
DEFINED sue AKs.-Is0 bbls. cut, loaf and
n Sugar, per s'sam wM so-dvsy WALLACE SONS
Jules Robin < cos COG NAG = Ba AN =:
sale by Iap o 1. &G. b. DAVENPORT.
DATENT PAKAfFlNE. CANDLEs-so
sssss' assorted eoIor:' f9r s.if bssyyEspoRT.
NJ OLAhAES.- Thirty eight hbds; aee uefces
M strictly prime bright Muscorsdo Moias.ses,
NEW CROP LAGUAYKA COFFEE.-ise
- sp bags per steamer '' WY WALLACE SONS.
CANGEKS' GENUINE dUsTA I'D Re-
nLD GOVERNMENT JAVA coTTEK..-.-nz
~ bags per steamer 10. day
aps Wa. WALLACE SONS.
BORDEAUX PLUMS-a5 half bbIr Tor sale
- by lapel Ia q. Il. DAVENPORT.
COLE LEATHER-l,o0 900 sides, OF all grades,
- for sale by lspsI Ia6.B DAVENPORT.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF LAND AND FIvl

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND FIVE
l. NEGROES, IN HANOvER.-Pursuant to the
provisions Of deed Of trust, dated the ss.h Octo-
Der. 1890, and recorded in the Clerks Once Of
Hanover County c1art, on the :s,h October. isse
wife, to the subscriber shall, at the request q
- Hutcheson, the benefciartes In said deed,
on FRIDAY. the 18TH 81 April. 1884, tf fair II not
the fret fair day thereafter. sundays excepted
proceed TO seI ct auction for cAsa TO the highest
bidder, at Green Bay. H. the upper end Of HAnc.
yer, three miles from Beaver Dam Depot, on the
Virgins Centrsi Railroad, and half mile from
Green Bay Crossing. the following property, OF 30
much thereof ~ may be necessary 10 nay the debt.
= % g. secured by said deed e trSsi with In:
costs Of preparing and enforcing said deed 81 trust
selling the Negroes init. The property to be sold
Is thus described IN the deed Of trust: fiys
SLAvEs.mAn Henry, nsa Ned, boy johs, sirl
Jane, And woman Willy. and the TRACT Cor
LAND, in the county Of Hanover, ON which fhs
said Burwsh B. Dickinson nov resides, with M
the appurtenances thereof estimated 10 eontstr
ssi ssres being The same land which VAS sea.
Hancock, and which xdtoins the lands 81 +. a.
Rewzis, aichasl Shrensdss, and William +. Dick.
Ti,ls believed 70 b good. hui shall oaly pa.
the title vested in ms W The deed Of srrat
NH lt--dtisAp JOHN PA0E. Tr1stsA.
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DANiC PHO Es.EN EARNEST,
/ At WHOLESALE and RET ALL,

By JUSEPH STKAl 81, NO n MAIN strteI
Just bought at less than 10 cents on the dollar,
large stock OF ricn Lawns at ct, 8, 10 aud II cts
Fine Jacotfets and Organizes, l2sc Is. &c: Deba-
at as, 25cts., &c; 500 handsome Berege Stella
Shawls, with Chenille Embroidery, al 81 90. worth
IS. 90 Black and Colored silk Parasos, from IS
cents and upwards: fast-calored Calico, at st and
cents, cheap at 10 ; Ladies' silk Thread Gloves
and Gauntlets, at 124 and o5 cents; snort and long
silk Mits, at 373 and 30 cents, worth double the
money; Hoseries, Linen HANDKERCHIEF, Irish
Linen, and Bosoms; Brown and Black ShirtIng
aud Sheetiny: Pillow Case Muslin and Towehng;
French Needle Worked Collars from l23 to rs cts.
Camhric aud Swiss Bands, the finest work in the
city Cassimeres and Linen Goods for Men and
Bows wear; Black and Colored Silks, aud great
many more Goods, too numerous 20 mention, will
be found at prices that astonish every body that
calls at No II Main street. Look out for the right
Mace TapI1 JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.

BLK IAN 70 fOH oAAd * HIKE.
JHOR HIRE-A SERVANT BOY about II years
Il old. raised on farm, but with two years ex .
perierce in "A tobacco factory, aud some little ac-
Quainta nee with general house work.
Also, a SERVANT GIRL, Of a bout the same age.
accustomed to work farm. To secure good
homes, terms will be made very liberal Apply
to CHARLES II. WINSTON,
ap It's Richmond Female Institute.
DOR HIRE-A smart MULATTO BOY, who is
Il very handy in the dining room. He would be
very useful dining room or house servant to 8
gentleman. Apply at PHILLIPS
ia lots OfEice, 18th ST., betw Main and Bank.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

/tO-PARTNERSHIP.- the undersisr ed,
~ have this day formed co-partnership, under
the and style of WALKER x FRAYSER,
for the purpose OF conducting a GENERAL COM
MISSION AND GRANARI AND FEED BUSI-
\ ESS.
T. j. WALKER will give his personal attention.
4. J. WALKER,
F. T. FKAYSER.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DIR

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
L GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
trust to the subscribers. by Levi Cohen, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
sell. at the store of said Levi Cohen. No. 40
Broad street, on FRIDAY, 18th inst, commencing
At 10 o'clock all the STOCK contained in said
store. copsisting Of y general assortment of DIZZY
G0OD5sCL0THlNG. BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, re-,
sc.
AT THE SAME TIMg-
The KEY Of said store vii be sold TO the high
est bidder.
TgRMs.-Cash. 8. T. BAYLY, Trustee.
Sale by e. b, Cook, Auct'r. APPS
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BY Jas. M. Taylor Il Son, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
PIKE, in HENRICo COUNTY As CoIcmission-
er appointed by decree of the Circuit Court of
Henrico county, on the sth day of November, 1850,
tor and ais will sell at public auction, upon the
pemses. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of April
mencing at d o'clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
in the proceedings mentioned, to wit: A TRACT
OF LAND In the county Of Henrico, on the west
side of the old Richmond Turnpike, adjoining tho
lands Of Loften n. Elicit and others, and contain
Ing l45s acres.
credit Of l., and years, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds, with good security, with interest
payable sem, annuaily,D and the title to be re-,
famed until the purchase money is fully paid, and
0 " ''' JOHN B. YOUNG, com'r.
JAMEs NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, Auct'rs. NH IS
POSTP0NEMENT In consequence of inclem
ent weather, the above sale was postponed until
TUESDAY the 18th ip 1dus At = o vd1fk F. NJ
by E. Il. Cook, Auctioneer.
4 UCTION NOTICE. LARGE, POSITIVE,
ASP kSb asdr SHE bkf ao6 tcTf
CASH ON WEDNESDAY, April 10th, at o'clk, al
ne sSetio9 r9 Hnder The Hotel
Cook, Organdie Robes, Dress Goods, Berags
Robes. Jnc9net Robes, LACE Nantes. Erenef
Rerag shawls. Parasols. Balmeral Skirts Gloves
Hosiery, swiss Edgtngs and IBsertings, Collars
scarfs, and The entire balance of his stock, Il
close business. Catalogues and samples will b,
ready on the morning of sale. Merchants, con
sumers. and the ladies are most respectfully il
vi5sd to attend, as every article pu, up will b.
EsS Sale TO commence precisely at 9 o'clock:
CHAS A. GWATkIN.
INSTRUMENTATION account of the weather
the above sale is postponed until TUESDAY, tn
18th Of APRIL when the sale viii esTtainy TAX
| E. R. Cook, Auct. apIl
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/ iME.
1000 BARRELS
. RoCKLAND LIME,
Now landing from schr. Corvo,
For sale low from vessel, by, ~,

For sale low from vessel, by
ap s-st A. 3. LEE
CLATE ROOFING, kc.-The subscriber is
- prepared to do SLATE ROOFING, in the best
manner with Buckingham tya.) Slate, ut q cts
PERCEA ROOFING In the most approved style.
Old slate ROOFS win be repaired at short no.
Tee. and all his work will be warranted, He So
iicits public patronage PATRICK KAHN,
ap SIMS Corner Of 9Th and Cary SITS
NgTIGE,TI hereby appoint and constitute
~ JULIUS LEVY my lawful Agent, In the city q
Hichmond only. TO carry on the business Of DRY
DRY GOODS, Doors, SHOES, HATS, &c.
ap s-ia n. J. C1LI1sHER.
THE PACE or KER0SENE OIL Is put
! At much lower price than heretofore. Call
1T No. lSGsvefnor street. All OIL sold warranted
first rate, or no sale.
Also, LAMPS, CHANDELIERS PARAFINE
CAkDLkS, OIL WiCks aud CHiMHEYS for sale
low At Is Governor street.
nh films v. q. REX Agent
N OTIC Eve have an order for No. BRICK
IN MASON. Any one hsvinga qualified Mason
TO sell, will Inform Us, xtsiag age, appearance.
&c /. also, sis ting price.
IL a. ~ prLTIAM On Apm,v.
n AKO.-5o uSgcss, barrels aud lu0s, per steam
IL OF To-day. WM. WALLACE SONS.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmend Dispatch.

hoPoitSe y" NAAS hsa~tAahv"o sASPotSHs
Especial Dispatch TO the Richmond Dispstch. 4
LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.
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Having associated with ME in business
Mr. +. z. FkAISER take this method of thank
ing my friends and the public generally, for the
liberal patronage they have given me in the past
few years, and hope, with every facility uecessa
ny to conduct bu3ine promptly, the new concern
will merit a continuance of the same.
2. S.-As IL Is necessary for me to settle up my
who are indebted to ME will settle their accounts
by sending in produce, or otherwise, without de-
lay. Respectfully, T. J. WALKER
RICHMOND. April 10th, 1851 APP Last
fNO-PAKTNE the undersi gned,
- have this day formed a CO partnership, un-
der the frm and style of J0YNER & CO., for the
purpose of conducting a GENERAL GROCERY
and LIQUOR BUSINESS, at the old stand of j..
W. Nipe Co, No. 80 Main street, where they
would be pleas ed to see their friends.
b. w. JOlNER,
Late of Jones Co.
WIN. l.. SLATER,
Late of J. w. Nipe Co.
MILES CARY,
ap lin Formerly Of Lypehburg.
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CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.--SPRlN 1.t

SPLENDID STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
Bought at the recent auction sales in New York,
many OF them at half their value, comprising all
the n ew fabrics IN Dress Goods, Silks, Barge An
glaise, Jaconets, Mozamhiques Challles, Pop
Inns. &c &c. Also. full stock OF Staple Goods
for families and planters-to which we would IN
yite the attention Of all those in want.
CHRISTIAN i LATHROP,
NJ, Mar,
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DRY GOODS, %.

DRY dooDS. MiLI.lN ER1 and FANCY GOODS.
Spring and summer wRAPPIN0s OF the latest
styles. at ganis prices.
riencs in MILLINERY, will attend othat depart.
mest and invites the Ladies' Of the city and coun-
Ro@iRs, Sc'' seiors pnrsR".ins s' el D"hS'
GOODS constantly received from auction, and
sold low. J. HELLER.
NEW AND CHOICE SPRING GOODS.
J. q NJ. ROsENBAUM,
Are opening ,h he e SsHaI BARGAINS EVER
PRES ;Ssoogs aud s,kKsj
LINEN GOODS and EMBR0IDERIES;
RIBBONS and PARAsOLS;
sHAwLS, MANTLES and LACE GOODS;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, in great variety.
ON account Of the depressed state Of the market,
b ., sRsT Il =" n
Extraordinary inducements offered to WASH
buyers. NH Sow
I ADJ Es !..Betore purchasing eIsew here, come
IL to No. IS Main street, where YOU will fnd the
cheapest goods that ever we're sea:
LINEN HDKFS. at cts.
Brown and Beschsd C5r sTo at prices which
p.. eann1t 6 fall nrt to Please nSs
And. In short, all our new goods are bought and
will be sold so low, that we fear competition:
We charge nothing for showing oar goods, and
where; wERTHElMER i L6wENBERG.
COLDEN's WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
VI gao BROAD STREET.
Having disposed Of my old stock of Shades at
aucrion, have just opened a large and beautiful
900 Gold Border SHA 6Es. only Is scents, with fix
600 Gold and Velvet, sl:eo, worth $500;
a S" P4ah liias's TUX
ferent scenery, at the low price of 500, worth
loo FIRE SCREENS; at q cents each:
$40 WlNDoW CoRNICES, from = cents 70 1900;
English German aud American OIL CLOTHS. all
widths, and very cheap.
Sal at the DRY Goods 1d Mnd sss s spadf De-
= mcnt will be found large lot of cheap Shawls,
| which we are selling at very low price, say
PsFsi and SHAWL
| Silk Plaid do; Black and Colored Stella de-
They pretty and aTe srSea Il NIX low
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH. am
| u still closing out my present stock OF pRi
| GOODS at a great sacrifice for cash. Those hav'
n she fssy and G@Se my STOCK before
| chasing elsewhere, az l am determined TO sell
article S ifsFn' EskaTEaa st. 20 Main
CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP.--spI.IN 1861
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
| Bought at the recent auction sales in New York
many OF them at half their value, comprising al
the new fab RIGS in Dress Goods, silks, Barge An
| glaise, Jaconets, Mozambiques, Challies, Pop
| Inns &c &c. Also, full stock OF Staple Good
| for families and planters-to which We would in
| vite the attention of all those III want.
| CHRISTIAN LATHROP,
| NH % No. p9 Main street
BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS
| ID Just received, a large lot OF English Berege
| at very low prices for the times | shall "te
| them at the low figure of 10 cents per yard. Also
| a lot of those Embroidered ditto, at one shilling
| All ladies i'll want Of cheap Dress Goods, will d
| well to give me call before purchasing, as al
confident that | offer great Inducements.
have great many Goods in store that | can ofe
| bargains in, such : Haudkerchiefs, Collar:
Irish Linen Shirt Fronts, and varions other goods
Call and look for yourselves at iay stock:
| ap2 ALFRED MOSES, bS MAIN ST.
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Importers aud whOlesale dealers IN FOREiGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. 1913 and l65 Main
street. Richmond. We are receiving, and have
now in store. large and desirable stock of
fresh Spring Goods consisting of the usual varie-
ty, and embracing every desirable styi OF Foreign
aud Domestic Goods, which We are prepared to
offer to customers upon the most favorable
terms. We shall, in consequences OF the disturb
ed condtis n of commercial matters, confne our
sales to cash and prompt six months buyers, for
negotiable paper; and to such, great Inducements
the seasUh and not be surpassed, in variety
and extent by any house In The Southern States.
In our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we are pre-
pared to exhibit large, fashionable and fresh
stock of our own manufacture, and gotten up ex-
pressiy for own trade. BROWN sHEETlSG S
and SHIRTINGS will be sold at nett prices, for
css h, in baukable funds. Orders are solicited,
md " i'll receive our prompt and personal atten-
ton. !mh 81 hENI, PAINE & W
0OO M % Z HAND SOME SPRING
ZUU MoUSLINS, opening this morning, at only
a ninepencs the yard, at EIEklELS,
NH ~ II Main ST. Mailerts old stand.
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n1TUBS Nd FiKKINS SUPERIOR
I'D fresh Orange county BUTTER, just received
by steamer Yorktown.
81 kegs and half bbls. Virginia Mountain BUT
TER,
80 bags Mocha Lsguayra. Java, CeylOn, and
20 bills Crushed. Cut, GRADUATED, Pulverized.
Coffee, and Brown SUGAR,
10 half chests best Green aud Black TEA,
100 bbls Family, Extra, and Superfne FLOUR,
25o sugar.cured, Queen City, Todd's, and Plain
HAMS,
us thin d Breast pieces, Shoulders, and Joies
so bxs; Psradne, Adamantine and Tallow CAN
100 bus Grey, Crowder. and Black Eye PEAS.
200 bus. White, Tuscan and Peach Blow POTA-
London PORTER, pts. and qts.; Ciaret, Port
and Madeira WINE, London Dock BRANDY, and
pure old Virginia Mountain WHISkEY. for sale,
wholesale and retail, by J. s. ROBERTSON,
p3-ts Cor. Franklin aud Governor ats.
DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
ID Deed of Trust executed to me by MARCUS
HARRIS BROTHER, of record in the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond, ! hereby appoint
MARCUS HARRIS my agent to dispose OF the
stock Of BOOTS, HOES, TRUNKS, &c, now at the
store No us Main st between lith and 18th re-
a Shoe store. The whole of the stock, key of the
store &c, will be sold cheap by applying to the
said Trustee, or to said MARCUS HARRIS his agent.
ap 5-st* SAM'L T. BAYLY, Trustee.
NTOTlCE.-The Law Partnership of CHOPPER
N Il DUNBAR Is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent. Either, for the present, may be found at
Minors Law Building, corner 18th and Franklin
streets.
Richmond. April s. 1881. aps-4*
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n DON JUAN--Ths properly q ii. N.
1N0AINKe, will stsad thia 6eason ~ IN
-. stables ot his psSpfieeess AeAs Duh@1
branch. 49, u
fsniasxK.- by Imp. Gisnecs, dam paskhees - /.
Wager. ", Lady Grey, ey sir kisAAsd "a Qf!s9
BON JUAN Il y rich hlN9d ~, v}iheaf wi(s~f
lsl handA weight ,tve Nv. ~ IN r. yAAp4nn4
proved hdmsslf horse VI apse4 M III S. 81
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

- FOR RENT.-A neat FAMILY RESI-
:j DENCE on the east side OF Mayo, between
- Ross nd Broad sire cts, now in the occu IN ncy
of Mr.. h. w. Joyner. The house contains six
rooms, with gas and water In most Of them, and
a brick kitchen attached. Possession given i'm
mediately. Apply to
JAS. N. TAYLOR Il SON: <
AT nr Inyv n
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- FOR X ENT.-The STABLE aud CAR
H:a RAGE HOUSE In the rear Of the residence
- formerly occupied by DR.. ]. v. Hobsou. ON
5th street, near Main street, between Main and
an ats RsfEnMHon 4 KEACH aM.inx.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of The Star.
GKoRsxrowN. April %. 1851

GKoRsErowS, April %, 1861
At the meeting Of our CITY Council on Friday
evening last, the Board of Aldermen passed a res
olution In favor Of certain persons therein named;
one relating to Prospect st and one authorizing
the repair of Bridge IT.
In the Board Of Common Council, the resigna.
ton Of Z. T. ID. Myers (of the office of surveyor)
was referred.
The streets committee was, on molten Of Mr.
Marbury, discharged from further co.'s deraiion
Of the ordinance providing for paving gutter on
Congress St.
An ordinance in relation to the market-hcuse
was passed, TO mir. Newman only voting in
the negative.
The resolution authorizing the repair of Bridge
street, the resolution In favor Of certain persons
therein named, and the resolution to provide for
the first quarters expenses Of the poor and work
house, ending March 81, ls6l-were seyerally
passed.
The resolution providing for the erection Of a
fence on portion Of the poor-house grounds, and
the resolution prescribing the mode of furnishing
medicines to the poor-house, were both laid on
the Ia BILE temporarily. on motion Of Mr.. Tenney
The resolution In favor Of ]. w Marll being
under consideration, was debated and on motion
Of Mr.. Tenney referred back to the committee on
pumps, for amendment. Adjourned.
We arm that canal boat with 100 barrels Of
corn for Mr. w. Bowling, Of Georgetown coming
down the canal, on the Maryland side was inter.
cepted by party from Virginia, and the corn
taken away.
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Expected Attack On Cairo, Iiiipsis.

CABo, Illinois, April 26.-Psssengers from the
South report that troops are being raised az Mem
Phis, Randolph, and other Southern points
The plan is TO proceed by railroad 20 Columbus
Kentucky, and from there march 10 Cairo, at
tsckiDg IL from the opposite side OF the river
The steamer J. ID. Perry, from 81. Louis 20
Memphis, was brought 70 last night, but no con-
traband goods were found on her. and abe was
allowed TO proceed
CAIRO, Illinois, April 26.-The steamer c J.
Hillman, from 81 Louis 10 Nashville. was aban-
doned by iu officers and crew While oppos te this
I.lace to-day The deserted steamer was bearded
by Captain Scott, Of the steamer Swallow, who
found on board one thousand kegs Of powder, aud
large quantity Of other contraband goods IL 10
supposed that the Captain and crew OF the Hill
man deserted her, for fear Of conseq uences, II
caught by the troops at this point.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Arrival Of the re Sets-Re,cue Of a
wrecked Grew

NEW YoRK, April % The steamer De Soto
has arrived from Annapolis which abe left on
Thursday. The De Solo took tbither the Fifth
Massachusetts Regiment and the Boston Flying
Artillery, with their horses
The Purser reports that the De Soto picked up
two boats at sea Of Dividing Greek One con-
tanned Cspt. Adams and the crew OF the schooner
r. o. Thompson. Their vessel was wrecked on
the Qth instant, on Bluff Point, Virginia and they
were notified 70 leave In two hours, or take the
oath TO DC ht for the South. Two OF them were
thrown Into prison at Lsnceston, Va, one Of
whom 10 a British subject. The others took
boat and were picked up by the De Soto. The
other boat contained a number Of wood choppers
belonging 90 Maine, who hsd been warned %
leave. Those thrown into jail are TO be starved,
or 20 take Eight for the South.
The schooner westover, arrived from Rich
mond, reports that after leaving the captain was
compelled 20 bring his vessel TO City Point again,
but was released by order Of the Governor
The steam tug Yankee, having been repaired,
smiled this afternoon with ssaled orders
The steamers Thomas swami. Patapsco and
Locust Point have been chartered by the Govern
ment.
Among the passengers OF the Bsltic are Senator
Foote and W wilson, Professors Smith, winlock
and Rogers, with their families
The steamers Augusta, star OF the South and
Florida have been chartered by the Government
The steamer Roanoke has eight hundred barrels
bread and other provisions on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-29
Gallant Explicit Of IIiiroi, yoIup,..r,.

CHICAGO, April &c The Illinois troops have
struc K great blow at the Secessionists Of Mis-
souri,.
Under orders from the President, an e1psd ition
Of Illinois volunteers crossed over TO 81 Loui.
last night, advanced on the Federal Arsenal at ~
Louis, and bought away immense stores Of artil-
lery, ammunition, and small arms, woich had
been stored at that post by the Government
The amount Of Federal property thus recovered
from the hands Of the Secessonists Of Missouri 10
Of great value. Among the articles recovered are
twenty.one thousand stand Of arms, and a park
Of artillery.
There was no fighting.
The Illinois boys declare in true Western style,
that the "SecessiOnists are euchered -