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From WlShiu.ton.

WAsnIsGroS, Feb. 25.-The star of this
evening says 1--WE hear that the War Depart
ment have advices that Gen. Twiggs has sur
rendered to the Revolutionists of Texas all
the Government military property III bis
charge as Commander OF the u. =. Military
Department of Texas, and pronouuces judg-
mrut against him, il true.
a spirited debate prevailed III the Peace
Conference, to-day, without coming TO vote
The third clause of Guthrie's proposition,
O. that neither the Constitution nor any
amendment thereof, shall be constituted to
give Congress power TO legislate to abolish or
control, within any State or Terri tory, the
lation of slavery, nor the power to interfere
with the slave trade was offered as an adj
Jus tInemt
The Conference is in session tonight and
strong efforts are being made to come TO q con-
clnsion on the subject before adjournment.
The most reliable report as to the construc
ton Of Lmcoln's Cabinet is that Mr.. Seward
Will be Secretary of State; Mr.. Bates, Of Mis-
souri,, Attorney General Mr.. Gilmore, of
North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy; e.
b. Smith, of Indiana Secretary of the Inte-
rior Mr.. Wells. Postmaster General Gen.
Cameron, of Pennsylvania, Secretary of the
Treasury. Several gentlemen are prominent
ly mentioned for Secretary Of War. The
statement is thus communicated without
vouchng for its accuracy.
Private advices received to day from Mont
gomery say that very soon Il Commissioner
Will be appointed by the Southern Confed-
eracy, accredited to the new Administration,
and that in the meantime no measure will be
taken with II view to dislodge the Federal
forces now in possession of the Southern
forts.
SECOND DISPATCH
WASHINGToS, Feb. 25.-It is stated, with IN
air OF authority. that the proceedings in the
Peace Congress to-day, convinced q majority
of the Commissioners from more than one
border State, Virginia included, that no in ten
ton exists, on the part Of several of the East
ern States, to make concessions which Virgil
MIA can accept
Simmons is spoken of respectively for che
War and Treasury Departments
The Southern Congress.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb o5-A resolution
WAS adopted to-day, instructng the commit
| tee TO inquire into the present condition OF
| the public lands.
Mr.. Rhett announced that the commi ttee
would report the permanent Constitu ton on
| wednesday.
| The following apnoin tments have been con-
| firmed Henry +. West, of Miss, Postmas ter
| General; ]. =. Benjamin, of Louisiana, At
| torney General. 1t is rumored that Mallory
| of Florida, is to be Secretary of the Navy.
| The Commissioners TO Washington are
| Abraham, OF Louisiana II. j. Crawford, Of
| Georgia John Forsythe. of Alabama.
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auct's.
NEW BRICK TENEMENT nv TIT

4 NEM BKICK TENEMENT On The
AND sTR STREETS, AT AUCTION. We wilI sell
upon the premises, on TUESDAY. the seth day Of
BRICK TENEMENT, on the south side OF 5,rsc,
between sth and 9th streets, two doors west OF 81
PauTs Church II contains IL good rooms with
every convenience for the comfort of q large sire
family, and is supplied with the modern con-
venenees- such = gas, water, bath room, &c. The
for professional character. beipg located in the
very heart of the city, and In i've minutes walk
OF the business part OF the same.
TEsMs.-One- cash; the balance al and
Il months, for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, and secured by trust deed. The taxes
for 1851, to be paid by the purchaser.
fe 10 JAS. NJ TAYLOR L SDN. Anna.rn
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As Agents for The sale OF the Goods manufacture
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, of
RIcHMoND, VA, We have now on hand about 20,
900 yards of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Milled CASSIMERES and CLOTHS, be-
sides i lot of FINE BLANKETS and GEN TIE
MEMS SHAWLS-and are manufacturing at the
rate of 900 yards per week; all of which we Of
fer the trade at fair prices and liberal terms
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
ceiye d liberal support.
CRENSIIAW Il CO., Agents,
fe 2o-dts Richmond, Va.
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s0O PAIRS WINDOW SHADES,T TIA
COO BILE OIL CLOTHS, DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES. &c, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
2Ith inst, at 10 o'clock, will sell at the Window
Shade Depot Of NJ. Golden, $50 Broad street, Ne
tween Bird and 4th streets VIZ" '"
500 pairs splendid WlNnpW SHADES, CONSIST
ing OF beautiful Gpit., Hold and Velvet Gothic,
Bouquets, Vases, Lan3 and Sea Scenery, &c.
--ALSO,-
90 Ieieet and Brussels HEARTH RUGS; Table
OIL CLOTHS: large assortment of fresh and sea-
sonable DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, &c.
The attention Of the trade is requested,
lie 70 4. b. C0ilA, AuGt.
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An NO. THREE-YEARs OLD MUL

An NO. 1 THREE.YEARS OLD MULES.
~ AT AUCTlON.-On TUESDAY, ssth tnstant,
at - o'clock, | will sell. at the Lot on Council
Chamber Hill, corner l4th and Ross streets,
80 likely young MULES.
The above MULES are oil fue size and form,
years old, ard worthy the attention 0f those In
want Of No.
MUL LES.
This opportunity should be embraced by all IN
want of first class stock
TERAs.-All sums under fle0, cash over that
amount, months, for approved, endorsed, hego-
table paper, feel 3. b. COOK. Aucf.
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BY Alexander Mott. Auctr.

By Alexander Mott, Auctr.
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, SHOES &c.
~ Will be sold at auction at my store, on TUES
DAY, Feb. 2eth commencing at 10 o. clock, q gen.
eral assortment of Groceries.
DRY GO0DS.-Ready made Clothing, Shoes,
&c. "
,FCRNfTuRE.-A lot of new aud second hand
Furniture, Stoves, &c.
ALSO A large invoice Fancy Goods, consisting
of Combs, Brushes, Porte Monnaies Cutlery
Jewelry: Gold and Silver Watches Revolvers.
Guns, Rifles, &c. e25] ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r
MIGHT sALES.-Win be sold, at anetion,
notice, large and general assortment of Watehes,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Drv Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at O. elk p N.
ia pts ALEXANDER MOTT Auet'r
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OF THIS CITY,

OF THIS CITY,
Organized last year, and in order to make such
Goods a. 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 III Virgil mia, they hlled their
Mill with machinery Of the best aud finest quail
ty They are now manufacturing FINE CASSl-
MERES aud CLOTHS of every variety, from Fine
Virginia Merino aud Mestizo Wool, aud solicit
the attention of the trade in the South to their
Goods. All who have seen their ARMY CLOTHS,
manufactured at first expressly for the virginia
Military Institute, pronounce them at least equal,
if not superior in quality, to those they had been
buying heretofore, and quite as cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
cieties at their Fair held In this ety. in ocober
last, awarded to this Company a GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition of Wooden Goods. which in
cluded some beautiful SHAW LIS, BLA NkETS, nc
Purchasers may rely upon every piece of Goods
ma n u featured by Us being what il is represented
and under circumstances will this Company be
induced to work shoddy in their Goods, nor will
they card any cotton wit their wool.
LEWIS ID. CRENSlIAW, Prest.
SAMUEL Z. MITCHELL,
WELLINGToN GoDDIN, | n;ro.,o.,
JoHN II. MONTAGUE, hi''''oi''
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EDWARD II. LANE,
FRANK V. WINSTON,
fa 2S--nn1Sth VII Cnmmi 81

MULES, COWS, HOGS,
BuGGIES. Tc. At Public AUCrIoN viii be-
sold at public auction, on FRIDAY uekt, the LIST
day Of March, IT al O'Clock 4. NJ, If fair ii not
on the next fair day 1T the residence of John o.
Taylor, deed, on the Brooke Plank Road miles
from Richmond, tne young MI LES; HORSES;
PLOUGHS, &c.; ALSO spring ICE WAGONS; 2
BUGGIES and HARNESS CARRIAGE. Also,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Will be hired out for the balance Of the year, 2
young WOMEN, both good house servants, and
several RIHS,
TgRMs--Ail sums OF $50 and under, cash over
that amount, months credit, with interest
added for approved negotiable paper.
TREMANDA T.. TAYLOR, Adm of
fe 23-td John o. TAYLOR deed
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ne Economy. who regard
domestic economy as an item of onsideratlOu,
should use sEMPLES lNFALLlBLE BAKING
pastry, &c. and save, thereby time, labor and
expense, as well rs insure good bread.
For sale by Druggists aud GrUcers. fe 20
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FROM WASHINGTON.
IgsclAL CORRESPONDENTS OF The DISPATCH ]

WASHINGTON. Feb %, 1851
News Large and late news The first
thing we heard this morning. after opening
our eyes. was fsI.ineon is here" No
seems to doubt it. He arrived at O'Clock A.
NJ, having sneaked through Maryland i'll the
night. And this Is the great man, ''SiX Jcet
f0uT inches high with recent Whiskers'
and "a pretty chin: tremendously rough and
tremendously honest and earnest; who de
clared il Philadelphia that be would rather
he "assasinated" than abandon 1.-THE princi-
pies which gave liberty not alone to the PEG
pie OF this country, but 10 the whole world
Lor all future time - and told the people at
trenton mat at may be necessary TO set the
loot down hrm"-ths is the brave man, the
ruler OF free people, skulking like coward
~ Aiei to the seat OF government Ban
lie parade of SCOTS army of occupation
cane oil yesterday evening about o'clock
Inc troops strung themselves ont on the
Avenue from Sixth TO Tenth streets, making
striking display Of men, horses, and how
l'%ers AT the sound OF the bugle, the whole
array galloped lnadly off TO be reviewed by
what the New Orleans Crescent very appro-
pnately calls 'the Dual Executiye'-to wit,
va Buck and old Scott. Great was the rum
o.1hs OF wheels, and the dust was grea ter
4he afrighted populace greeted the recedins
iVilhs OF the soldiers the horses the caissons
ana the cannon, with profound silence.
Later IN The evening we had quite treat i'll
Ioht OF the General Post Office. The Ma
!oHa Rifles went through the mammal there
10 NE tap of the drum. Neither of your
crack companies in Richmond could have done
IL better
IN the Peace Congress, yesterday, amend
,aehi was piled upon amendment I'll the day
"~ consumed Lincoln being at Wizards,
e may order Il vote TO be taken to-day. The
"'uoIy diluted crittenden compromise will
Pass IL ~ a very weak swindle. But South
IN "a men refused To have il any stronger
rheetht elections in the interior counties OF
W." ork show the Republicans are stronger
Ian Ian ihey were on the 9th of November. No
tatns / going wrong, nobody is hurt, and 1t is
~! uecessary TO set the foot down firm and
"a decided stand. A few hundred soldiers
- dsblhgton brought the border States 10
I'll sehses-all that is required now is lit
ID. p igor on the part of the Government. The
~. J." slavery Rebellion will be crushed out,
'Try quickly.
true, us stated here, that the Virginia
9ha. ehlon VIII sit for year 10 come, and
r. poilcy ia controlled by private adyices
,,o" ~. oeWardY Is it the sole object of the
IL ,'on 10 perfect the organization OF the
tha o ga republican party, in conformity with
crns nptsaeS OF the author Of the ''irrepressible
W'sH'tey exhibits his horse tanning powers next
viii suay night. Somebody suggests that it
,,,sr " " raree-siiow. II is sugges ted, fur
ON NJ Niat hafey be requested TO Try his hand
ersn -, ape. She has never been yet--not
rsjf ~ six feet and four inches OF solid bony,
"piitthg manhood, ESD.
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IFE, FIkEAND NiARINEINsUKANCE.

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, No. 1853 MAIN On. Z. CORNER OF llTH) ST.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered a9th March, 1897
This old and reliable Institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS NEE
CHANDIZE, Of every description HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL,
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, at the low est
current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIEEoToRF:
David Currie, Robert Il R;..ton,
c. T. wortham, Francis j Barnes,
John H. Claiborne, John 7. Snbett,
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. \. Gwathmey.
DAVID CURRIE, President.
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
K. T. BROOKE, Secretary. de Ely
j LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York
Otice at the Insurance Agency of THOMAS NJ. Al
FRIEND, On Ith street, nearly opposite Goddln 9
fall, where applications will be received.
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AUCTION SALES /.


CROCK OF GROCERIES. .wINEA, II.
- QUORs. TEAS, &C., FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
We VIII sell n 4 Hnr ssoss scrpsr q Broad snd IN
commencing ct 10 o'clock all Of our stock IT RO-
CERES, WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS, Ae., damsged
by IRE. --f
TERxs.--For all sums under ESQ, cash go And
oy that amount, sixty days credit. for approved
negotiable paper. JOHNSTON WHITING.
fe 2I-fds
POSTP0NEMEET.--Th above sale has beer
postponed until to- morrow fTUEsDAYD morning,
at 10 clock, TO complete further arrangements.
fe e5 law
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

d
This article is prepared from the water of the
careful and scientific method of evaporation,
whereby all Of the mineral ingredients and nedi-
cinal properties of the water retain ed in 1t
impaired. Call and procure pamphlet OF our
Agents, containing certificates OF Prof. SAMCEL
JACKSON, of the Jefferson Medical College, Phia-
de phia, and also twenty other Physicians Of emf
nence, testifying to its efficacy in various dis
eases The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Messrs. MEADE 4 BAKER and Z. L. ROBINSON,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
=. ECHOLS Il SONS,
fe 22-d2m Projectors.
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BY Crenshaw Z no.. Aucrs.

OI.S Gags RIO COFFEE AND 500
%.lOl BBLS. REIN ED SUGAR AT AUCTION.
ON "WEDNESDAY, 27th February next we will
sell at our Warehouse on the Basin. the balance
OF the cargo of COFFEE from Rio de Janeiro, per
bark Fannie Crenshaw, consisting Of
2,l5l bags RIO COFFEE. in double sacks
WILL BE ADDED
500 barrels REFINED SUGAR, canstst.ag OF Dou-
Bile Refined Loaf, Cut Loaf, Crushed aud Pow
dered, and and y White Soft, G Extra and
Yellow.
The sale VIII take place promptly at lol o. elk
a. y; :, to ave the trade An opportunity Of attend
ing Messrs. Z. T. WORKMAN Co. g sale of SU-
GAR and MOLASSES.
TERAs.-Under Sloc, cash over 800, months
credit; paper to be made satisfactory to sellers
CRENSHAW CO., Richmond Va
Ne Sale of Sugar will be conducted by C.. T.
WORKMAN 4 Co. 5e 70
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Bs~ Youth not Regret Trial.
SEMPLE'S INFALIIBLE BAKING POWDERS.
Light, sweet, and VI holesome loaf bread, pas
try, batter and buekwheat cakes, made in a few
min utes without any trouble.
JOHN w. GARLICK, Mani er and sole Prop'r.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers. fe 20
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Northern Markets.

and fM IS sS; Missouri G}a SCI S"
quiet. Flour SC. lower-Southern -. .oGl5. -
Wheat quiat-southern White 81 SIS Corn heavy
old Mixed 57s@Gs Si new at dspoe a; ss s ets
Whskey frm at l5c. Sugar steady-Mnseovado
ai45c. :;onee firm at lll9lJc. Tqrpentine dull
at 55s@ia6c. Rosin firm at Sl.25ebiSo. Rice steady
BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-Flour straightforward
street and Ohio -. GAS 75-the latter for choice
lots Wheat frm-red 81 25eti 81 white 81 45@
sls5 Corn active-yeilow 590a2c. Provisions
guus M1ss pGsk III aFS a hf@ at M
OTIC E.-All persons Indebted to r. H.
n wHITLoCk, decd will please come forward "a
ticated. CHAS. =. WHlTLoIh,
fe 25-2w Admir- of X. II. WEITLoCK, deed.
DODEkER ; EACELsIOk YEAST POW
ID DER receives the appreciation Of the ladies, as
the following certificate, received by us, unsoli-
cited, will show
HANOVER Feb. 18th, 1891.
Messrs. A. BoDEKER & Co.-sirs Through the
persuasion oil my friends, Messrs. Lipseomo and
Slaughter, consented 70 try paper of your east
iher line and would adVise all who wish nice
Respectfully, MARY E. BOYD.
fss eani BobEEER co No. "H' Main ssn
At LEWIS Day GOODS STORE, the
"A cheapest Dry Goods of all kind; can always
est assortment he has ever had, and at unusually
low prices All in want of cheap and desirable
Goods, should not fail TO call al
te % NO 10 MAIN STREET.
nURE COD LIVER OIL--Free from the ma
i turaI, fshy flavor, and, by a new and improv-
cd process, rendered perfectly sweet and paiat-
70 "a Druggists. l55 Main st.
TYPES. PIPEs.-Fancy German Pipes, in
/ great variety. Also, the famous Powhatan
pipse and Root Stems. Far sale by
Il. I'd w. PETERSON Co, lsa Main ST.
Y,nESH CONGKESS WATER just reeei ed
l. and Tor sale ny can anu NV r. ". POWERS,
fs7s Corner Main and 18th SITS.
w HITE GRAPES. WHITE GRAPES.
w 10 kegs White Grapes, per steamer, tnIs DAY,
for sale at lie 2el A, AAToAIs..
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS-Best assort'
~ aent In the city; retailing at very .ow Pyiees'
by lie ssl WI. =. NM.
DRiME WESTERN LAKD-in DDis. aud
is ns'ses' '0r safe 7 q O. b. DAVENPORT.
DUCkWHEAT FL6UR--so bags % very
ID choice article for family use) just rece cd FOR
sals.by re 2sl WIN, r. KING.
NEW CROP ORANG Is And LEMONS.
IN ~ boxes Mesina Oranges aud Lemons, per
stsaIaer, thi. day. for sale 1T A. AHT0Nfs.
DUHE CIDER vfNEGAR.-io bbis pure
j. Cider Vinegar; for sale BY
I EAD.-Bsr aud Pix, foy vi. assI ~ . 81.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctr,
lOtice corner Of 18th and Cary streets.)
FRAMED CARPENTER SHOP FOR
L SALE AT AUCTloN.-Will be sold on WE'D
C.REEITEt shop on the alley, between It'll
and sth, Main street. This shop is in first
rate order and nearly new.
TERMs.-Cash THOS. w. KEESEE,
lie % Auctioneer.
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NJ A.siDbSr LINCOLN "OR ANY OrHER MAN
.-'iicoli' IN his speech at Peekskill, on his
~, 'ioia This city to New York, managed TO
o,I' IN The cant phrase of the day q or any
O''ef man as follows
TO th. WIZ WI. say In Il single sentence, in regard
fel" "e aaifenitles that lie before me and our
ouSJs country, that II can only be gener-
mons AUG unanimously sustained, as the de-
be Iifanohs have witnessed Indicate shall
inc h snaii not fail but without your sustain
oths Hahds am sure thar neither /, nor any
eiilies ' 'ioi" W s"f'iouh' 'hoso ai"-
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H O T e L S =.

DA X II HOU e.
L b q s O N.
The addition to this Hotel being completed,
with superior accommodations for Ladies and
Gentlemen, will be opened MONDAY, Feb
ruary 18th.
The house il complete In all Its appointments,
and 1t Is the Intention of the proprieturs to make
1t worthy the patronage OF the travelling public.
II. ID. PARKER,
fa Is-dImIfl John T. MILLS
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DIssoLUTIoNs, &c.

OISSOLUTIONS, &c.
a + .Ss PRoDGSs CONN IssioS i'f BusiSEss IS
county, and late Of Chesterfield, under the style
and urn OF HICKS ANDERSON,
Richmond, Feb. LIST. 1851.
Messrs. Hicks r Anderson would respect.
concern for their patronage, and wonid solicit lis
continuance to the new firm; With ample means
With ss If
BE Office No. sAockoe slip. fs Sim
niSSOLUTION or co PARTNERShlIP.
~ The frm of RANDOLPH PAGE expired on
the 3ist January. 1891, by the withdrawal Of d. q.
RANDOLPH, who has moved 10 the country. They
most cordially return their tina ks for the liberal
Sa By as 70 S lid
business. nA SSSsYPPLasD AASDoLfh,
February l, 1854.
Notwithstanding to continue the CcMNIs-
tinuauce of the patronage bsstow ed ON the late
nrm Of RASpoLrs pAak, and hope, by strict 1t.
.saaa s E a s the ssssss; Ny sns
next few months, will aid me In my business
February !. lssl. ifs l--lml NAM PAiE,
I iME, LINE. LIME am prepared 10 fur
~ nish farmers and others with SHE'LL LINE OF
a., ,a best aa.lity u lasxs sr s,aai eaastli.. =
delivered at any Of the depots OF On board 81 boat:
In ths Basin or nosk. Please send your orders 10
my lime kinss on the Canal or 81 bacon on sr
branch, or IoHx J wksrR's oiaes. seraeF nth
S n aud Basin Bank, or SMTrn HAKwoop's.
nasdwsre Dealers, No. % Main street, and they
win receive prolnpt attention..
IL a-ims MN nNtTU
NOTICE. persen vhsssosvsr y authorized
a., g p9rcnass o. make Aay eonsraa fcy ny as-
unless the same be paid foi Il the time 81 delivery
This qualifications II not In consoQuence 81 any !
thing Or %. ...asp!rsd bs. g prsssss q II ~
both ketaIs. J0SEpH ~. CVHH&HAV. =
no 1t-iawsm sss s. ~ ~ -
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III Eiamr MILLION LoAs,-The sum of
VII, 'tp OF the eight million Federal loan
ss' :. os awarded 10 the following parties at
NJ Messfs. ketchu,n, Son Il 90. w. sl4 900;
sSr' "fiee a Co, $4,000; Trevor a. Colgate,
Msss"' hsad, nre1ei Il Co., 81, 345, 900,
m s,3' ~ ~. IS, The remainder Of the loan
Ia ..s We ~afdaa At rates ranging from 80 rs
Ths,s No bid below 80. - viii be accepted.
'"e's wac sl6, ss5, 200 bid Tor.
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?. sHbMATE, Principal.
MANIPULATED GUANO.

MANIPULATED GUANO.
THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COW.
pANY are now prepared 70 furnish the farmers
with the above FERTiLIzEK fos their spring
during the Ias, Fall fsr !. developed p 70 this
deemed e g saasIiy ssIs sdspsss ID sssre1.
The stock now on baud Is moderste, bat The sup-
ply will at all times be adequate TO the demand:
and during the present unsettled eondit!on 81 AZ
propose TO purchase TO signify their intentien OF
doing. so al an early day, 10 enable the Company
70 make timely preparation to execute 81 ofdeis
feIcE PER roN OF s,ooe LBS, $50 CASH.
AD orders can be addressed 60 the comnissioa
10 i-sawsw g. B. BESfIaY, Agent.
RIO MRS. ELIZA NJ. KENNEDY, "a NON-
= RESIDENT OF THIS hTATE.l-Yel viii
next, tissl between the hoars Of A. u. and
NJ. Of that day, u the Law Once Of Chandler 4
e si 10 sT as IL @ ss. r ana
others to be read a. eyideace, on my behalf. In n
Saas ss ess, q 4. =
action am piainiif and you are defendant nj
ns asf p.s g. ssAa s
S sss . ne,
i.arned from from day 70 day, o. from ttSs 10
y. II, nLQOU0OOU, oy G3on oe4.
Richmond, Jan. -, tset, h3c--lawsw
WILCOX 4 GIBkSy 1EN1NG MACHINE.
" The highest prelaiun awarded q the vir.
gsia s,ase fsir. o.. isss ~ ths bet Aaehias for
These celebrated Naehinss. also, IL AloAr
md LADD, WEBSTER = CO. SxMlM9. Ma
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-26
BY Chas. T. Workman Il Co.., Aget'rs.

BY Chas. Il. Workman Il Coz, AGet'rs.
CARGO OF NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND
eth Feb'y, at our Warehouse OH the Dock com
menciEg at Z clock, or directly after the sale of
C0nee by Messrs. Creashaw Il Co we will sell
the cargo per schooner Julia Maine, direct from
Attakapas, La, consisting Of
297 hhds. prime to choice n. o. SUGAR,
sla bbs. choice N o. MoLAsSES,
10 tierces choice n. o. MOI,ASSES,
"a half bbls. N. o. M0LASSES.
Will also be added, the cargo per sehr Oenl
Marion, direct from Matanzas, Cuba, consisting
Of
ISIS tierces Cuba MOLASSES
TERMS OF SALE.-F0rall sums under $leo, each /;
$50. four months credit, for approved negotiable
paper. CHAS. 7. WORKMAN Il Co.
lie 20-td Auctroneers.