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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-07
BY e. b. Geek, Auct'r.
BY Thomas w. keesee, Auctr, /,
t0tiice corner of 18th and Cary streets. J

(,ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
win be sold on THURSDAY MORNING, February.
tn, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the residence VI
Mr.. Robert A. Payne who is declining house
keeping, uh street, north OF Leigh all OF MIS-
Houssh old aud Kitchen Furniture consisting .! the
usual variety, all in good order and Of the bees
quality Ito al THOS. w. kEESEE, Auce.
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JOHN F. SAUNDERS,
EDWIN b. LOVING.
L. <nti.;nn frnm the firm of ]. F. SAUN.

In retiring from the firm OF }. r. sAo ~
pFKS 4 Co. | return my thanks to my iriehuS l0r
the favors bestowed on me, and take great Fiod
sure in recommending to them, ana Inc ,IP hpi ~
yrUar.lly my successors a. gentlemen worthy VI
fbar patronage ! would also request all person.
having claims against the late concern he .. -
ut anJ those indebted will make payment to
me, or to my son, J. +. sAUSp ERsi a. eSriy as
possible. Da'iD .. "a itEtinn-at
Richmnnh Lan. 81. sol. ia 20--diot&cN4t
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DRY GOODS, Go.

NEW GOOD S.-We are receiving and Will
n have in store in few days, general assort.
ment of STAPLE DRY GOODS, consisting In part
Of the following articles: PRINTS, all grades
Brown and Bleached sHlRTINGs d. n ana 90:
Corset JEANS and DRILLS Blue and Brown
APR9N GHEGks Tl Sasry sira9psaa
INV Nv Colored CAMBRICs; Red aud White
FLANNELs BIeached and Brown Canton DO;
french and Russia CANVAS, and various otnss
Goods 10 which we invite the attention q the
trade. lie III Mr. a y = ~ W.
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From North Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. 6.-The military bill
passed the House to-day. 1t arms 10000 vol
unteers, and thoroughly reorganizes the niii
tia Hopes of adjustment are strong.
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AuoTIoW RAIW.
FUTTHH DAYA


EsffsF yisS fsisa sTs
nv ~ Wine Of Iced q trust, executed BY Richard
" Mcssruder Ind wife to the .ub=cribsrs; dated
I!h February ,lsss duly recorded in Rieh !, n@h
ba irs as slss ssru on hf
ssrs nss Ry ps HE as
above. The lot fronts 50 feet on The east size o.
Ss ssrse, aaa as
NEARLY newt furnished in good style, with Al
en- and Tss os
aeco%%oda,iSns are i sasa The location Of ihi.
property is very desirable for private residence
h M dIS6, Y HxxaLt, Trustees.
ne Sale conducted % aDpi Sy eopprs Z Arrxnsos,
s. = xk kk1 x XVI aogs
a deed OF trust from Il Walker. Esq dated
county ea coai the ssh rssrSary lsss shall IN
execution thereof proceed e sell, at pulls aas-
Sn on at 'hs fair Il not the
day thereafter except Sunday the very valuable
FARM located as above nov in the oeeupansy, Of
and md, timber ION the rsilrosd) for the use Of the
d Due IS sbaceo hey There is seeded the
| land 10 bushels oil wheat, Win HSc toms
| The buildings on the place are comfortable aud
! are sufficient for the accommodation oil large
family. Dispatch " depot, on the York River
Railroad, Is located the land, and post ONCE
thereat thus atfording unusual facilities Tor the
transmission of produce, intelligence, and passsn-
| gors TO and from Richmond daily:
| The deed requires cash sale but by consent o.
parties the terms will be onc-third cash balanes
| al one and two years. for bonds bearing interest
secured by trust deed The taxes for 1851 TO %
| paid by the purchaser As this is really mos
| desirable Farm, the particular attention Of the
public is respectfully called to this sale:
fa1 GEO G. MINOR, Trustee.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
- - =. :, =,
NIn n0MlNl0N SAXINGS RANK

This Institution will receive DEPOSITS, on
which an interest of per cent per annum IL paid
on all sums remaining on deposit longer than six
months and per cont. when remaining shorter
ID Deposits received at the stores ofJ =. RAs-
q. w. WILLIAMS, Prsst.
JF RgaHAuLr, Treasurer:
j. BRUCE MCCLELLAND, sec'y.
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Aid far Kansas.

ALBANY. Feb. 5.-The State Assembly iia We
pas sed bill approprntihg Tioo'''' ioi ''
lief of the Kansas sufferers
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From the above II will be- seen that messrs;
Goldman, Lewis and Gray are elected, anu
may be considered Il Union delegation.
MesSrs. Williams and Conn, Secessiohists'
are elee ted IN Shenandoah.
On election day, in Iiarrisonburg, there Was
considerable excitement The display vi piru
Zahship wac exhibited III goodiy nuinoeI y, y,
hgh,s. There were 80 many cases 10 be tfiea !,
by the Mayor, that lac was compelled TO hold
has Court in the open air, taking his position
- the large yard adjoining the Court hous' :.
The lookup AT night was occupied ny
merry company of some 10 or IL. The dehhahu
Tor security for good behavior is very livery
aad some who failed TO give security were
femanded back. 10 reflect in soberness over
The evil consequences OF bad conduct.
No other news Of special Importance.
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Hon. John ] Crittenden has written . sea y.
Ksas.es sns ao, =, oosmos an a ysn.ien.
Vim. Muir, Discount Clerk at the .ukh,n
Bank. In fredericksburg, died on the sth INST.
Dhief Justice Hall, OF Nebraska, d'ea ~
Omaha On Friday taoraing last.
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MoNTGoAyRY, Ala, Feb. 6.-The North Car
DINA Commissioners presented their creden-
tails and We're rendered seats on the floor
during the open session.
The Commissioner from Virginia Is Ill the
city.
The committee appointed i'll secret session
on Yesterday has stated through its chair
man, Mr. Memminger, that it Will report on
Thursday plan for a provisional govern
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Eieetioa--High Water.

CLARKEsYILLg, Meckienburg Co. va,
February ath
The polls have been closed here. ana var
rngton is sixty ahead The Roanoke Is hisns.
than il has been since 1850. and has prevented
large number of voters from attending .iie
Election, being tirely unsafe for crossing
Darlington would have gotten larger hia,o,
ny, but for this untimely Overflow. ~ seen'
70 be conceded that Goode gets the return.
! Will apprlze you Of the official result MS soon
lie u can be had. OccAsiosAb.
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prssoIUrroNs, &c.

T1IssOIUTiON OF CO-PARTNERsITIP.-
Tns &C pS
iaal consent. on the LIST day Of January issi All
persons having claims against the nrm are re-
nested TO prssent them y oisEs n mofsT ,Sl
s,n and all JAMES ' RoPER
Thankful for pas. favers, the subscriber
patronage " . RE e-at.I JAMES r. ROPER.
haze h; AK s.Gs'f S yi; s.
Dr.. PETER ii. ANDERSON, formerly Of Amelia
county aud late of Chesterfield, under the style
and nnn of HICKS ANDERSON; n u,crs
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1851.
M..srs. Hicks & Anderson would respect
fully tender their thanks to the friends OF the old
eons1rn isr to ,ha m With ample
with the planters of Virginia and North Carolina
DiSSOLTTION OF CO PARTNEKSHlP.
~ The firm Of RANDOLPH PAGE expired on
the 3lst January, 1884, by the withdrawal of y; {.
most cordially return their thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on them by their very kind
frends Either partner i auth1rifsa e e,Yfs the
MANN PAGE.
Notice.-lntending to continue the COMMITS
SION BUSINESS most respectfully ask s, con- ,as,
Arm Of RAsDoLPH & PAGE, and hope, by strict at
tenton to merit the same My uncle, ID. =. KAY
DoLpH who will probably be here often for the
! next few months, Will aid me in my business
| February /. lssi. lie l-lml MANN PAGE.
| 7 HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME MIR.
| i RICHARD l.. BROWN, date with NM TAYLOR,
| ESQ and will continue the WHOLESALE Oho-
| Gerry, LIQUOR and PROVISION BUSINESS, on
| 18th street. between Main and Cary, under the
| firm Of WIN. b. JONES CO, and solicit call
| from our friends and the public generaily
| February LIST, ISL. fe TT
| NEW CONCERN.-fIaving pnrchas 90 OF y y
~ J: SAUNDERS his inters1t n the "a sboC ns
will continue the business at the old stand ateiy
Occupied by hen qnder the hrm sua 1--WE h %
! sound /. we'll selected stock of GROCERlES
Liquors, &c, which will be sold at the i9 t;res
prices for cash, to punctual customers on tlme
and To which we invite the attention Of the Pa
irons of the late concern OF sAUN pERS ~
aud tho public general ly-boWng, by sr,e, a.
teution to business, to give satlsiactioh W All "
lid! '"''' "" JOHN F. SAUNDERS,
| EDWIN Il. LOVING.
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CORNER 18TH AND FBSABLE srREErs.)
The subscriber takes this meth OF Informing the
citizens of Union Hill that he has opened Il oho
tends selling GROCERIES cheaper than they can
be bought ia the city-No. Groceries My motto
is, small profits and QUICK aaies. ,p Io.ne gnu
see for yourself NE"IoN LlroOoIho'
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L ESD firkins No. Goshen Butter; 10 Dds
BucEwhrat Flour: 80 bbls. Superine, Extra and
Family Flour; smoked and Picked salmon 80
half bbls. No. North Carolina Roe HefrlnSs' %
Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese; oat Meal; kye
Flour &c &c just received and for sale OF the
lowest terms for cash, to prompt customers, al
~" GOV ~ MINIS CO.'S
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TIR &; MA AVINGS BANK
Chartered ku the Lnsisldfure Of Ia.

MONEY received on deposit In sums Of Flvk
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of elk per centum per annum paid lor sums
remaining six months or longer for shorter Pc
RODS, interest at the rate of per centum ,..
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposfs
Deposits received and certificates issued ~ the
Cashier, T. B. STAKE At the store o. spence eh
mnnJ Va SAM'Ls. COTTRELL, Pres t
"'' TB STARkE, Cashier,
or aa-lam DAVID BAKER, Jk., Secretary.
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FUTURE DAYS


r,nrCK HOUSE AND LOT ON BROOKE
RaVENUE. AT AUCTION We will sell mp
on the. premises, on "WEDNESDAY, the lsth day
pmipIf.K HfjtIsE AND LOT, on the west side Of
Brooke Avenue adjoiuag the store Of MI r, j NV W.
r y yanrohr There is attached TO the premises a
Kitchen, Stable and other ,buld,1gs toseth
or with 4 we'll Of good water Inc lot ifon's aoo"'
"A feet. and runs back leH feet
This t' property is particularly adapted for gro
Gerry stand. ..,, ...h. tho balance
a, 70 and II months for negotiable notes, VII a
interest added and secured by trust deed h nnrs
taxes and insurance for isai to pc PAN Y SnyP
chaser. Jas. '"' Anr.ionecrs
fa7 --.-.-------
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NEW GOODS NOW W, op PEI II Go M
N ED EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL TRADE.-We
III the ention of families aud the public gene
raiiv IN our we'll selected stock OF China olass
and White Granite Ware, comprising pinners Tea Tea
nd r,bamA,cr Sets Of new designs; plain White
china aud Ware in sets or single pieces: silver
plated Ware, Tea Sets, uTns, WATERS, butter ana
Meat Dishes; Spoons, FORKS, &C. o-..
SIoCKs-We have on hand large assor,nent
~ French and American CLOCKS, o. various s'3ies
.nd natterns. All Clocks warra9tssdry ., ro
1877 Main street.
,S1N1y GOODS At REDUCED PRICES.
EAN have on hand, of late importation, large
vii .eiected stock of FANCY uoops con
ass,,ng or China Vases, Cologne Bottles aa as
he rss parian Vases, Figures. Eirusean Eases,
fsncy Bohenian Vases, spoon hoIdeIns, rn
rsah ;;loLes Perfume Stands, work boxes az
leach Music Boxes, and many ohet, -, sa :, Z
Gands 100 numerous to mention, All Vi ,. a. 20
shall offer At greatly reduced prizes ifo' ~
| faA lion Front Buildings. uosern1I =,
RK. ]. u. CL1KKES sIsMaCLAs,i,n'aa
| lJLiNlMEST--For the cure Of nnsua rnt.
| IumbaQo, aad all diseases Of inc sha III .vsfem
| pain 81 iafam nation in any part OF tne ryasiss
/ rsinful gatherings In the Breasts Oh fsnraias
/ chronic sore Throat, eweliings, strain, ps.rs.
| fiies. Cuts, Barns, Pieuri.y ecalas, u'u ss" q
| &c. lie For Horses, II Will cure any 70 IN ,v
Cuts aud Sores, Scratches, &c. frepaita ~ y
/ W CLARxE, Aberdeen, Miss,, ana ~ SAY ~
Jas. r. bUYAt. Druggist and snsmiss,a
fee Corner Aaia and 10Th sss., 1seh'aosa
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,oUopS vIoUORS pow

T LIQUORS, LIQUORS.--WlNST0 row
l Frs have now i'll store of old w hlskeys ana
Brandies: 10 bbls. Pure Rye, a brand well known
now from to 10 years old; 80 bbls bunYardnlef
Old and Mellow 275 bbls. other fayorlte brands CT
aid Whiskeys; 200 bbls lower grades; 20 pipes aud
half pipes Henuessey and otard, Dupuy 20
Brandies with large stock of other Liquors, gen
hich VI offer low Ja 10
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nv Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES. Ac;ss
DAT AUCTlON-on FRipAi, s.h . imsi, ~ for Of
e esieesj st Of bRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &C.; CON
Sitting Of Lsd lair c hSss sSir:
pr.wers Soft Hats SILK Handkerchiefs. OF extra
large size, Coats Pants, Vests. Ne. &c uo.,ooo
SnOES-Also, Ladies' Lasting B9oteesi Mor"oeo
Mems CATERS. &c, &c. (fe ! Il. CAuTHoRN:
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NO SUIr FILE SEASON.-IO bushels yer

| suneri.r peas: fresh Roll Butter; Dried Cher
nos Dried Peaches Dried and Green ARP nHr
Dried and Fresh Eenis9n; superior amiis nlo and
VIRGINIA Buckwheat Flour, Fresh Green anu
Rack Teas: liam and Breast Bacon, and very
6ue Mercer Potatoes; all in store aud s9iting io"'
by "M' " NJ "a lax RroSd #
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DaMJI.Y FLOUR.-Row lands Xxx Family
Fiour-a full supply of this celebrated Flour
uoy on hand and for sale at reduced price, atso,
Pnw;und'. Superfue Flour, to which the attention.
If bnkers is requested-the Flour being mu f
stronger than any other brand Of supeIhhe on 'pe
market. S-LpI - .4rnats
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
l. ton decentralization Dog-Po'tee ~
f4irs, DC.

HARRIsoNBCRG, VA, ftD. D, lool
The following is the official vote OF ROCK
lngAain ior delegates 10 the Convention, and
on the question OF referring the action OF the
Cenypn lion back TO the people:
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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.
Nj. n Z \ Il T. L,

50 WI. ~ ~ II Il ~
Manufacturer and Dealer IN GS
BOOTS AND S HOES,
~ No. l9u Main Street,
Would beg leave to inform MS former patrons ana
the public that he has commenced the mandatory
of BOOTS and SHOES III all their brahches' a.
No 10 Main street, and would ask cal! from all
wanting goods in his line. c,,,
A fine assortment of Ladies', Misses ana Gnu,
dren's Goods always on hand, which Will be sold
at very reasonable prices. no SIN"
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CM0Es, DRY GOODS, As;-will be sold at
y auction, at my store. on THURSDAY, February
I, commencing 1T 10 o'clock, large io4Aof Mons,
Women's and Boys Shoes /; kstinets, Cloths, Cas-
simeres, &c: Hoop skirts, suspenders, Set Shtrts,
&c: Brushes, Fancy soaps, Cutlery, &C.; Cloth
Coats Pants, Vests. Socks, &C.; Groceries. furni-
ture, Stoves, &c.
Also fns Gold and silver Watches; 2 Guns
Rife and Pistols 10 close adrunces and ckn,pss.
fcs ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, Ut auction.
~ THIS EvENlN0 and continued until further
notice q large and general assortment OF W atches.
Jeweiry Plated Ware, Gallery, Drv Goods and
IL Ats ALEXANDER MOTT. Auet'r.
BY E. b. Cock, Auct'r.
yv,RUSTEE,S SALE OF STOCK OF CLOTH
/ Iy(}. HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C, AT ACC-
TIOy ~Bv virtue Of deed OF trust from b. Myer
10 the subscriber duly recorded In the once Of the
Hastings Court Of the City Of Richmond, shall
proceed to sell, on THURSDAY. 9Th instant. u 10
clock. q; tho store OF said Mysr. on Main, %.
tween 18th and 10th streets all the stock contained
sonable CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, 20.
After which will be sold the kEf OF the house;
TEhMs-All sums under Sioo, cash over I'm
amount, 80 days credit, for sPprc yed, snaoxsso'
| Eg Sale conducted by Z. D. Cook, Auctioases'
q 2-tds
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Nv Charles L. Wortham * Co
BY CHaTIts Il w Oh tHstft u C0'
~.,DcOOE NEW ORLEANS s. GAR AND

CARGO OF NEW ORLEANS SCAR AND
I J MOLASSES AT AUCTloN.-On FRIDAY, Feb
rnarv sth at our Warehouse on the Dock, COM
mencing at IL o'clock A. NJ we will sell the car
90 per schooner Ed Slade, direct from Attakapas,
consisting Of o-, o,rc,p
2s3 hhds prime to choice New Orleans SUGAR.
3ys bbls choice New Orleaus MOL ASSES.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under 500, cash;
over 500 four months credit, for approved ne8o-
liable paper CIAS. 4. WORKMAN CO.,
e. III Auctioneers.
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IIOsIERY! HOSIERY '--Inst i

III our own importation
1000 doz Ladies COTTON HOSE, all Qualities
1000 - Misses aIA sxes saA
l 900 doz. Gents COTTON HALF HOSE, all quail
Also, 900 doz. l.. C. HANDKERCHlEFs, all
grades; "A.
| All Of which we offer to the trade at small ad'
vance upon cost Of importation.
| GINTER. ALVEY 4 ARENTs,.
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= sTAUNTON BOOT, SHOE AND

1881 LEATHER FACTORY .-Thls IuihYaHy
is prepared to nil orders for Mems Wo-
mems. Bows and Girls BOOTS and BROGANS,
of every variety, from the finest Ladies 1in
and Mems COMPRESS CATER and OAFORD lie,
TO the heaviest BOOT and BROGAN.
1t is a Southern Factory, built up, by southern
cauital with the most approved machinery, WORK
sd by steam a nd as good workmen Ar are N the
United states and win furnish az -, go9a ni wOfk al
the same price, AZ any Factory III tue nion. Ae'
All orders promptly filled, and all work war
rsnted to be such d ordered, Address c.,
ID To On WIN II. CARRIER, Sup't.
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FOR SALE.

VIII be sold at Chesterfield Court House, 2
MONDAY the nth of February, lot OF M
GROES, among them two likely Young men
TSa,,', 10 n fe SITS
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--.w..,-~--1 RICHNON O.MAOE fIANOS
m(f1s FOB SALE BELOW AoKTaERN
HI HI - hi Inland three new, very superior oc-
Ave PIANOS which he warrants to ts be ssaAl =
any 81 tho same
ity ron ,n aseps his services 70 the public ss
TUNER and REPAIRER 9P piA NDfs 4 SsSaen-
sp's Wcrth sids Broad ST.. between q and 3D.
| pv...Nxrss' II p. Lefebvrs, Esq !, PROT. 3. w.
rhsiow, prof w = 0rsn.n. g: NO I'm -s11a.-
IYEW YORK "a, WITT sHSSAAH HD-
] IN sale BY ~ J. 49, - paN 1NIo0A''
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= ETfremeIy old aud tne qualities, OF OUT Own
nnnrtatinn in store and for sale in quantltIes 10
ilmlt nnrchssers by sELDEN MlLLhR,
eu4V inrner Pearl and Gary streets.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

6y- FOR RENT.-A desirable BRICK
As;: DWELLING with garden lot, i'll Sidney, one
AsIA square above the old Fair Ground, on Main
street. -ALsp,- ,o,-,- cpp
FOR HIRE-Several good COOKS, HOUSE SEX
WANTS, FACTORY HANDS, &c. Apply to
REDWOOD & REACH,
fee-ts Basement Metropolitan Hall.
,af1. FOR ENI.-four snail TEN EME Il
Eaa;: near the Central Railroad Depot, containing
24-Afour rooms each, at - per month tor prolnp'
f"'0 L. ID. EACHO,
fefst 18th st near Exchange.
,ss-:, FOR RENT--Two FRONT ROOMS oveI
E: our store suitable for office or lodging rooms
Applyto A: bopEhhh w.
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% HALF CHESTS hnest UunFo" Ut -, II =,
latest importons, and guaranteed to give Iats
faction. Also, l25 cases and half chests Sood an
low price Teas receiving ana Fof p5aA'VSESpoRT.
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n Enylish Cheese; Currant Jelly; worcester
sanee: English aud French Mustard; b pa GER
Chocolate, Cocoa aud Broma, at me FANNY TX wv
Gerry OF 81 and Main streets
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land Lime; 5000 bbls. James River Hydraum,c
San haic. H,y: 300 bills Calcined Plaster; l,99O
bushels Plastcriug Hair; 200 cases Howard
Matches for sale, on consign py .co
10
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
ID IL o p . 9 A L 8
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

| NAVY DEPARTMENT,
| Bureau g Yards and DoeIs
| September 4 1561.
| SEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately
endorsed Proposals for Class No name the ciass)
liof he navy yard at lDame the yaTd,n will be re
ceived at this Office until noon on The I'd day Of Ucto
Der next for nising and delivering at the everal
navy yard named the materials and articles EN-.
Traced IN printed sehed dulles, which will be fut nshed
on application, and sent by mal IL so requested, to
persons desiring to offer 10 contract for any or a
classes smcd therein, by the commandants of The
several navy yarcs, for the classes ior the yards
under their command or by the navy agent nearest
thereto or by the bureau for any or ,li the yards
% prepem confusion and mistakes in sod.ng ne rs no
lid iu be receicd Uh contains classes for more an one
yardia enueopc; and each Individual OF firm must
,ign the bid and contract
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly no.
titled that 'leiS Offers must Be in the form reinafter
prescribed and be msi. in time TO reach heir des
iuati0n before the time pircs for living them
no lid UiH BE- considered uhich shall BE- received dttr he
per cd stated and altaodnc, u Jc mzde for failures o
hc n1I
To guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed bidders arc requested 10 endorse
the envelope above the adde's, and draw q line pn
der the endorsement, thus:
" Proposals for Class No (Hame he CLASP for e Nary
Yard al (nam: hs gard')
To the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and Do:ks,
Washington, ID. q.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
AcAOjarship Conferred,

At Il special meeting Of tho Board Of Public
school Trustees, on Saturday last, the commit
tee upon whom devoved, the duty of selecting
pupil ms the recipient Of tho scholarship in
Columbian College reported that at an exami
nation on tho 10Th instant, on which, occasion
eight candidates presented themselves, namely
two from the first district one from the second
district, two from the third Ill trict, and three
from the fourth district, the candidates were
furnished with 'eres of questions in orthog
raphy, arithmetic, grammar, geography, and
history, iiEtytwo in ALL and their replies were
required to be written. The several papers
were afterwards carefully examined and com
piroG, md tho committee fixed upon Patrick
NUAuloy, pupil of the first district, as the one
- IN selected. The committee On eXamlna
t!'T wore Mossrs. r. 3. !ronsdes, n. II. Miller
ana L. Holmaad.
The national Republican., 1861-10-02
"HazictOwn" Taken.

That deloc table locality, on B street north
between Sixth ~ d Seventh streets cast, knowr
AS" Ha2letown," was tho subject OF IN attack
by the Metropolitan Police, the night before
last. II appears that this place, for "a long time
past, has been tho source Of much annoyance
tn the residents Of that section, on account OF
III" rowdy character Of tho tenants.
since tho military have bren in that neigh
horh0ud, tho place has become an uncomfortable
nuisance. The police of the fifth and SIKH
wards mado II descent on the town about mid
night on Monday night, and succeeded in ar
resting U"rato r. Merryman. who claims to be
tho protector of the town and friend of the
thirteen to siXtaen years. They were all taken
to the eastern lock up, from whence they were
sent tp The workhOuge.