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Extra Nession of the L. & Sen,,e

"AsRiNHToN, March 1.-THE expulsion of
senator Nigtall of Texas, was taken up
MI Foster advocated the adopttou of his
h"tion TO that eaect-not as a personal mat
l'F' out rs duty-the Senator having an =
houhced himself a foreigner not owing allie
s@hcrto this Government. lie made a long
speech containing no particular argument,
except anti secess sion.
4 hr. Clingman followed. He thought Mr.
roster had made a bad point. II the resolu-
ton was adopted, 1t would acknowledge Texas
az out OF the Union. Why not expei Jener-
son Davis, tho head of the Sovereign Repub-
nc Why should the Senator from Texas be
singled outY II Texas WAS not out of the
Union, he is still entitled 10 a seat here
Mr.. Mason remarked that the resolution
called Tor the expulsion OF Mr.. Wigfall, for
what he had said on the floor of the Senate -
The Constitution enabled the Senate to pro-
tect Itself by comforting the power of expul-
sion, by Il two thirds vote for disorderly con-
duct, but not, as III this case, for asserting Il
constitutional truth. This is not a punisha-
bic offence. Mr.. Mason, himself, owned that
he recognized no allegiance to this Govern
ment-none, whatever ; and here he took his
position by the Senator from Texas lie owed
his allegiance to Virginia. lie knew no SOW
erelgn but his State. If the Senator can Weld
his allegiance To the Federal Government II
NItidtcs his allegiance to his State All how
ever, owed obedience to the laws and the Con
stituilon. We are sworn to suppsft the Con-
sututlon and not the Government
Mr. Hunter regarded the resolution of ex-
puIslon as intended as a vote of cenSure
Tor mere expression of opinion to pun
ish Senator who differs from the malori-
ty. If one be expelled, why not all who have,
Withdrawn? He further argued against the
adoption of the resolution
No action was taken on the subject
Adjourned
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MONTGOMERY, March 1.-THE permanent
Constitution was adopted too day 1t is kept
secret, but members of Congress state that
among Its provisions are the following -
That The President serves six years Execu-
tive appointments under the grade of Cabinet
officers hold office during good behavior, and
may be removed for causes assigned in writ
ing the Slave trade is prohibited Cabinet
officers are not prohibited from holding seats
in Congress.
An act was passed authorizing issuing of
- o0o, 900 Treasury notes.
The Appropriation bill for current expenses
WAS pas Sed.
The Secretary of the Treasury finds no diff
Guilty in negotiation Of the $4,000 900 loan, as
far needed, at present.
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The Offices,

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate, III
Executive session to-day, confirmed Robert
Payne, District Attorney for the Northern
District of Ohio.
The President has also sent in the nomi-
nations (Which We're referred) OF Lit. Gov.
Goodrich, Collector Of the port of Boston
Geo. w. McClelland, Secretary OF the Mas
sachusetts State Republican Committee, As
sistant Pos tmaster General Archibald VIII
lams, of H., District Judge of Kansas, and
Dole, OF Ill, Commissioner OF Indian At
fairs
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The Late Dpfalcafiou,

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE case of VIM.
II. Russell, in connection with the Indian
Trust Bond Defalcation, which was argued
last week III the Criminal Court, was decided
to-day. His plea i'll abatement under the
statute OF 1888, was sustained, and he was
discharged.
EN- Secretary Floyd, indicted for compiled
" in the same affair, appeared, and gave Sc
eurIty III the sum of SIC, 600 to appear for
trial.
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BY Dunlop, NIoncnre l. Co.. Aucts.

iAKGO SALE OF SUGAR. MOLASSES,
- &c, AT AUCTlpN.-On TUESDAY The I7tk
INST, commencing at II O'Clock. We will sell 1T
cur auction store the cargo of the Schr Eyeltnn
Bates, from New Orleans-say
2sS bids. SUGAR, fair to prime quality
100 bols. choice quality MoLAssEs.
$50 bags RIO COFFEE.
10 hhds. BACON.
$50 boxes ApAMANTINR CANDLES.
rs bbis. BOURBON wHISKEY
70 baskets CHAMPAGNE WINE 60
TERMs.-Under 800. cash over tHat amou,, .
months credit, for approx ed negotiable paper
BE Sale without regard to weather
mh 3 Auetionanr.
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BALTIMORE, March lI.-Flour dull-Howard nd
Ohio s5.l2 City Mills &5. Wheat steady-Red
= 25e4l . "hite sl.40M1.85. Corn active
Mixed 5SG57; Mess Pork Ill. Lard l9s. Coffee
actlve-RiU l2t4l5t Whiskey dull at lS4
New York, March ll-Noon.--Stocks active aud
higher-N. Y. Centrals 10 Va. s's 70; Mo 6s 81. /;
la nd and Middling nj. Flour heSvy-southtrn
81. 2oGi5 Co Wheat hasa decllnin gitendcncy-
Cd Sl.ss5Gsl. 6e; new Southern white 81 66Gtl 81
heavy-esMlosc, Whisky steady-l7tGfI75 ots-
sugar ,teady-MuscOvado iiG5tc Coffee steady
Sale. of 1000 bags at nfflA3c Turpentine
heavy at $50 Rosin heavy at 81 IS. Rice quiet.
stocks hisher-New York CentraIs 7Si; Virginia
-
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AN INCIDENT AT THR F0RTs.--At an early
hour Yesterday morning, while the gunners
Fere AraG blank cartridges from the guns of
'-s Iron Battery al Cummings Point, one of
TIE guns loaded with ball. the men not being
aware OF the fact, was discharged. The ball
suck The wharf of Fort Sumter close to the
g4.e This, it appears, caused some excitement
81 he GARRISON of Sumter. for three or four of
tBr pUr fronting Cumming 5 Point were soon
a..rg thrown open. No warIILe reply to the
l-.Iie@uonal shot was given. however, and
aJuGt Two hours afterwards Il boat was sent
ever 10 explain the occurrence TO Major An
orrsou. The MAJOR received ne message in
good par', and thus the matter ended after
having caused no little talk at The harbor forts
and IN the ity.-CHariestOn N-tcl,rV
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AEj3lprS CuSyEg-IoN or A AcroK-The
Rochester Union records the Ii JUefuI con yer
s.yaC Charles Salisbury, ii talented and we'll
'wH Hyior-much more POI, Iiar, however
II As ready Witund inyetrra waggery than
Tor his ability as a hjs-rion. 'Nha New York
Christian Advocate saws that h, went 10 New
ach, NV Jersey, week or tUc ago to play
- engagement. His name wa recognized on
ta- Iy-blli by a sister whom 2 had not sarn
ter twenty years, aud who r. the wife of
Methodist clergyman ii that g y. She waited
iyr 4!il At the door Of the thcs ire" on Satur-
day night, aud took him hom' with her. and
through her Christian inIiuenc IL was led TO
iJ.u the church
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Disnatcb
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NY.c.,.

hAttFAx, March e.--The steamer Niayar.
from Liverpool on the 23d nit has arrtra,,
mere. She called at u ueenstou-n az, .i ~, ..eu
IN me BRUSH Parliament the Government
o"hied the charge of invading tho rtqh1s ~
canada In the Anderson case MO VI
farilament making Victor Emmanu.i xinm
of Italy. '''"e' Ming
e ne steamer Great Eastern was TO sail again
Tor New York in April. '''''"
The commercial ad,ices hy tbis arri,,, , ro
the same as by the steamer Prince AIhert
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eaIP AsBoKR.-The ship Victory, Captain
carlton, e2 days from Callao, with a cargo of
s0lno, bound TO Hampton Roads for orders,
vent ashore on Friday morning 1T O'Clock.
ABOUT 10 miles south of Cape II -nry. Assist
alcs va. sent down on Saturday, but III con-
sequence OF the heavy gale from the East
ward on Saturday, 1t is feared that both YES
eel aud cargo will be 4 total loss
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From W3Shinpson.

WAsHISGToS, March H.-Au official letter
from Maj. Anderson, received Saturday, saws
he had only fifteen days subsistence and wood
he quesu ton has therefore arisen with the
Admins tration whether reinforcement shall
be attempted or the fort aba ndoned The lat
Ter course, 1t is thought, will be adopted from
inevitable necessity, by the advice of General
scout. There is, however, n conflict of opinion
among the Republicans on this question. No
conclusion has been arrived at in Cabinet
council.
The Cumberland and Pocahontas have, ac-
cordlng TO official adyices, left Vera Cruz for
Nofiolk, and the Powhatan is on her way to
New York, leaving only the Macedonian al
Vera Cruz
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toLLE7s RBRRLLIoS.-Sixty students re-
,ei!ed III the College of St. CHARLES, Parish St
LahQTY, La, tho other day. 8L q given sig
nal immediately on the conclusion of grace,
,1'y arose, each one smashed has plate and
glass, and then they Oyerthrcn the table. -
hey lmmedia tely left for their Icmes Most
q tlsm are Young men grown.
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AMY AFFoGSTNEST.-CalVin l.. Sayre late
Lieutenant Of Marines in the service of the
Old Wreck" has received from Secretary
Walker the appointment Of Acting Assistant
A1J1'ant General of the Prov islonal Army,
SAD left for Texas yesterday, having been or
oered there for the purpose of raising regi-
men, Of Mounted Rifemen, TO be called in 10
service by the War Department whenever
deemed necessary rtgoH,ery 4lrertjser.
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SrIclnE.-F. Q. Wnnerquist who commit
Ied suicide al the Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk
"a, Friday night, by shooting himself
through the head with a pistol, was a Ger
man musician, formerly connected with the
.riSp theatrical troupe. He was found dead
T"nfday morning, with tho pistol IL his
mana. lie had recently been giving music les
sons al Chattanooga, Tenn.
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MILL BcRSRD.-One night lat week, the
AAi'house of Seth K. Norneet, near the vii
l1se ot Sunsbury, Gates county, n. G., was
u'S'foEea by fire. scarcely suything was
'aFso' ana the loss is about 81 300. 1t was,
"'.4out doubt the work of an ilCendiary.
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-h@t'IAL LAw.-tiov. Pickens of S. G., has
nltl proclama ton declaring martial law
Y''aO4Hhed IN and over that por,iOn OF James
I''4H9 hhoWn as Fort johnson, ana ex tend
e laIi mile on all sides from the wharf on
Ills sad Island "
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nh 5 55SESy : EH : 5,sSEss,
Ny X edwoOd Il Reach, Auct'rs,
ia MAIN STREET,

MULES, HORSES, CARTS, HARNESS,
hid a Sc;mws VIII sell at the request Of j P
DNESDAf, the 10th inst. commencing at 10
hne, large, aud well broke MULES.
fine HORSE.
CARTS and HARNESS.
Terms months; tor approved, endorsed, ne
Botiable notes. N
mn lids REDWOOD & REACH
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W reCk, &c.

NoRFoLK, March 1.-THE ship Victory
which went ashore on Currituck beach, went
to pieces Saturday during the storm The
ship and cargo are 4 total loss.
The schr. Thos. L. Pratt is ashore at Curri
tuck.
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EACHAN6E HOTEL AND BALLARD
" III % l.

RICHMOND, JANUARY l4TH, 1851
The propretors Of this well known and pom Lar
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks TO their friends and the public generally
LOT the liberal patronage they have at all times
announce that the recent changes, removals and
athorough renovating OF the entire establishments
makes II one OF the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels tfor permanent boarders, as well as tran
silent company, that can be enjoyed anywhere In
the country. II Is due to the liberality of the
stock holders Of the EXCHANGED say that every.
thing has been done hich could add to it's value
ana increase the comfort and convenience Of its
guests.
Among the important changes and improvements
In the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added well.
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT which
Is now open for the patronage of the pubIic In
arrang lng this part of their business a handsome
room has been provided for the ladies of the Ho
tel, WITH private entrance from the parlor floor
Of the Ballard House.
In view OF the large expenditures, and renewsd
energy, and strict attention on their part tbsv
long enjoyed by them ~
Ia iS-ts JOHN A. HOG pavr.pn
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Ms FsIyATB SEcRKrARY.--JofinG George Nj
ca the Private Secretary of President Lin
a. - Te!inan, and was born in 1892, in
L. mage OF Lssingcu, in the Palatinate.-
49, 80 ne came 10 this country with his pa
'~''' Who settled in Cincinnati
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Nifl1monh pispatrh.
NY MORNING. MARCH II, 1851.
- EnnN CNaRLENT0N.
FROM CHARLESTON.
..,.tsroNnxNon o. rsK plsrAYcn. !

MARCH II, 1861.
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IT iRTY LARGE, WELL-FORMED
THREE YEARS OLD MULES AT AUCTION
- TUESDAY,, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock | will sau
a. he lot on Council Chamber Hill corner IatH
d Ross streets
Thirty large and beautiful years old MULES,
- OF hne form and action.
The above MULES are all of the verv has,
quality, having been selected from a large lot
and can be confidently recommended To thoss
wanting q rst class stock
TERMS months credit, for approved en-
uon5ea' negotiable paper E. b. COOK,
-H Hlu AuctiOneer.
II Ugh CONSTABLE'S SALE.-wiII be sold
- on ny ESDAf. the 18th day Of March 1881
at the High Constable's Office at 10 o clock A
general assortment of HousehoId aud Kitchen
Furniture, &C., consisting OF Wardrobes, Bu-
reaus, sideboards, Clocks, Safes, Washstauds
usoles, Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs, Carpets
window Shades, Children's Carriages, Trunks
66pea1ng ShalFs; Floor Mating Lamps, Mantle
lures also, one Carryall Wagon, to satisfy dis
ress warrants in my hands in favor OF Wigand
FRIEND, Glazebrook VS.. Chamberisv ne Francisco
vs.; anderson, Lockwood VS.. Doran Halves vs.
Eckert, and Davis VS.. Warren, and an execution
III T rsvor OF Miller VS.. VermiLlera;
AUTHORIZATIONS Dbl. fresh Hops; ) kegs
Copal Narnlsh tmh l-atsl =. n. c. C. r.
DUBLIC SALE-The SUBSCRIBER in ending to
remove will offer for sale, at his farm in the
county OF Chesterfield on TUESDAY, the 18th
DAY % March. lif fair If not, the next fair dayl
Al Of his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNi-
4 U stock, Crops: Farming Utensils
Horses Mules Wagons Carts; Buggies Flows
Cows, sheep. Hogs, and a variety of articles too
o'clock. TEsMs-Made known at sale
mn o-itWFSaFut HENRY w. FISHER.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Dry!


Il ADJOINING THE rowN OF MAGf.hIsTtt
pursuant 70 the provisions of deed of trust eye .
April, lsse and recorded in Chesterfield Conpfv
Court olee the subscriber will sell al publfe
shctl9n, upon the premises. on THU RSuAY thu
get day of March, Of fair; II not the next fair dav
Real Estate described in said deed, TO wit Ftrs
certain Lots parcels of LA nd in Chestaraat ii
county, one Of which is designated on a Mai ~
Inc Fails Plantation by tho NUN Der l. fronting on
and Peasants streets also, Lots Nos lo3 lea los
aud lod In square +, on plat made by Pc rctysI
and recorded a. above. The two Il rat me ntianei
.ots front together on Decatur street between
me two last mentioned front on Clay, between
Decatur and Hull streets. los feet.
TERMS Enough In cash to pay the expenses Of
saie and negotiable note for s35. SO, with inter
est thereon from 18th October, 1850 the fnrtber
sum OF s3I 90 on the 18th April lsel and tina fn
Their sum Of g3s 70 On the 18th October lssI ~
RENAL nder upon such terms NAV he greater ha
agreed upon JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Trustee
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Son, Aucts. NH Ia
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
provisions Of deed OF trust, dated Deceruher I7tb
Low ana recorded 10 the CLERK Office of HeDricn
county 1"nrt, from BENZ. p BLACK burn to the sinh
sefber, shall on FRIDAY, the 22d day OF March III
N, proceed 10 sell at auction, to the highest
piaqer on the premises, certain piece or parcel
OF bANp IN Henrico county, adjoining the lands
or @ " WaidrUp and others, and being the Same
slaes' containing nineteen acres more or less
lEkhs-tash as TO so much viii be necessa-
~ 10 pay OF and discharge the of $50 the
amount OF a note secured on the said daed viii
interest hereon from the 18th day of December
you, ana the expenses of executing the said trust
the RENAL ndef upon such terms as may be agreed
upon on the day OF sale.
JAMES & FRANCIS. Trustee.
u N y,,LI
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&::i FOR RENT The CENTRAL AGRlCULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY wish to rent out the FAIR
GROUNDS Tor one year, or Il term OF years, reserv-
ing the right to hold Fairs and Cattle shows. The
tenant viii be allowed the use of excellent
Brick House nd the Saloons with the priv flege of
cultvating, as a garden, ten acres of land and
using the Horse Track and Stables for a Tr0tting
Park, subject to such regulations as the Exeeu-
tive Committee may prescribe, which will be made
known before renting.
The rent must be paid quarterly, and bond, with
good security, given for ii. Apply
de 25-ts JAMES LYONS Prast.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUA-
II 0 T E L S
ID A X X T. IL HO USE,

ID A X X T. X HOUS Sc,
L o T N.
The addition to this Hotel being completed.
with superior accommodations for Ladies and
Gentlemen, will be opened on MONDAY Feb
rudry 18th.
The house is complete in all its appointments
and IT IL the intention of the proprietors TO make
1t worthy the Patronage of the travelling public
IL. ID. PARKER,
fels dlmGf) JOHN T. Mills
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uge,SIrI5S ~ TREASON IN TIE New Cox
l.-sz.-y Tho Atlanta GA Tntellisencer.
a. the IN inst, states that on the Monday
yrevlo., Judge IyeTson l.. HarG delivered TO
tie H-aai Jury Of Morgan cou.,ty an impor-
tan: charge. III reference to the Government
q. Tie Confederate States
Judge Harms said, among othe good things,
list u4r government was no permanent
,.ati- and liked, and that II w the duty of
81. good c!tizenS TO maintain an support il -
Ta-r- must Tee 10 looking back TO working for
construction, for III the M. ure of things
!1.s5uuld not be. Men who reside among us
Dus: Work Tor US and with us. If they take
say part. directly or indirectly. against MS. il
plotting treason, and they must suffer the
coHseq ueuces. lncendiaries ana incendiarism
l.lsl De crushed out
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~ AtTHoDGsr EPISCOPAL CONFERENCES
sa,,.t -" no conferences of the Methodist Epis-
sy fa' churches will be held on the 18th inst !;
So ohanlbeieburg, Pa, anc the other al
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fsECOSD DIsPlTCU 7

WAsHISGToS, March IL, p. M.-Reports con-
unue to prevail respec ting the contempt ted
evacuation of Fort Sumter. They may be
true but it is certain that the President up
TO eight o'clock tonight has given no such
order. Prominent gentlemen, however, say
they have information satisfying them that
such a course will, from necessity, be pur-
sued.
The Confederate States Commissioners did
not see Secre tary Seward to-day, but will
tomorrow.
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Repeal of Il Personal Liberty Bill.
Northern Markets.

BosToS, March IA dispatch from Maine
says the Senate to-day passed a bill reps2inG
the Personal Liberty Bill by vote of Il TO 10
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uaIJ ~ Eaf Tie post Office at Richmond Va.
Inas-'o'A, ana that at Norfolk 500 over
nee i-'hcoin received last week from an of.
in Ierr'At petition said 10 be over two miles
i, Mss Mss Prescott, the popular magazine writer:
tord ~ 70 be married 10 Mr. Richard Spot
bos ton lawyer.
Lsnd'1 'aid that the copy right Of " Dixies
dosr. Aas given 10 the author four thousand
Of ,rp NJ were fifteen deaths in New York city
shai! pox last week.
pravet tsaay, April 4 is the day appointed for
n, Hho lasting In Massac usetts
MOI Mo- President Davis held her first Ieyee ia
*Vihefy' on Wednesday night last.
,mnaernsey is now the editor of Iiarper's
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IMPORTANT DIsrArCHEs FROM TEXAs.-Capt.
'landier arrived in WashiuEt ton Saturday
morning, direct from san Antonio, Texas,
Win dispatches TO the Government. Colonel
y lde VINO Is Ia command of the department.
lai "ndeav ored to reorganIze and conCen ira te
'-A troops but found 1t impossible to do ii,
2lll' compelled TO carry out the orders issued
~ 'TNnerai TWigys The conduct of General
l8+ss had completely disorgauized The entire
f-9a
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NOTICE. --Captains Of Volunteer Companies
~ througha the State are In formed
that the Commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose OF obtaining Announcements, &c have
made contracts for these items and as fast as thsy
are delivered at this post they are issued imms
diatsly, according to pSiorily Of date Of orders
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
!ale-ts Capt. Sup. Armory, Riehmoad,vs.
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rms .pAY.
ny Alexander Mott. Aaet'r.
CTORE FIXTURES, OFFICE TIRy


CTORE FIXTURES, OFFICE TIRyl.
= TURE, SHOWCASES. &c At AUgTioN.-
will be sold at auction This EVENING, nj
o'clock. at Singer 4 Co. store, on Main street,
between 7;h and sih, large Show. Cases; sh0w.
Case and shelves; Herrfng's Iron safe once
Tables, ONCE Chairs. stools. sc: large carpet,
IS yards - handsome Bngrayings; 1 large OAcs
stove large lot Gas Fixtures, and snndTy articles
Of Furniture; one large Awning and Frame. .
TEaSs.-Cash. tmh nj ALEx. MOTT, Anot. q
NEW FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-wiii
IN be sold ut auction ~ my store on TUESDAY,
March 18th, commencing at 10 o'cik. . lot Of NEW
FURNITURE, in good order. consisting Of Cot
tage Bedstesds, Cane seat aud Back Rockers Cane
sest Once Chairs, English Cottage Chairs, Mar
BILE top Washstsnds, Cabinets, Sofas, Tete Tetes.
The attention OF tn trade Is called to this sale,
as every article will be sold without limit or re-
serve. TERNs.--Cash.
NH II ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
ADDlTfONAL.-Will be added to my sale ThIs
Morning, 40 doz. 2-hoop Painted Buckets 20 doz.
Srhoop Painted Buckets; Is nests Tubs and Is
."ashooards lInh 19l ALEX. MOTT, Aact.
NIGHT SALES.-will be sold At auction.
4. rms EVENING, and eont;n cd uatil fufth 81
Iotlee large and general assortment Of wAkcbes,
fFs swesy Plated Ware, Gallery, Dry Goods and
faney Articles. Sale to commence al o'cik p n
ia Zs-s ALEXANDER MOTT. Auet'r
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CALI l,!St OH CAPsizBD--A Ii hing schooner
Cls'1, Abe Lincoln capsized six miles out OF
.b,n ' ,,i On Friday. Her crew clung TO the
'@S blNed into Cleveland
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BY A. ID. Williams. Auct'r

BY A. ID. Williams. Auct'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TON by virtue of deed of trust executed by
john Freeman to the subscriber, dated 3Ist Jauu-
airy, 1850, and duly recorded in Richmond Hust-
lnsS Court, being thereto requested | will sell at
popl'c auction, on FRIDAY, 18th March, ls6l at u
Tor portion thereof,) conveyed by said deed. be-
ing lot OF ground at the N0rthw est Intersection
OF Baker snd ith streets fronting 80 feet on Baker
street ana running back to ravine or gully in
the rear, upon which lot there stands q framed
house occupied by said Freeman.
TERMs.-Cash for about 1920 and tho expenses
OF the sale, aud the remainder in such manner az
Will be made known at the time of sale
LUClEN HILL, Trustee.
A. ID. WILLIAMS, Auct NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-12
BY J. I'll. Digges. Aucr,

4 UCTlON SALE.-On WEDNESDAY MORN
"a ING: at II o'clock, March 2oth, will be sold
70 the highest bidder, on the premises on the
alley In rear Of Nam stree, between It'll and sth
sta. adjoining Simms' Steam Planning Mill a SHOP
s1lta"ie ior carpenter or other purposes The
above sn3p has an uneXpired lease oHuear fl -
years. Tho building is new, and woEttE the at
tenten Of builders and others
TERmS.-Cash j H. DIGGFS Arc,,r
D T RonTu SaIasman -