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quiet out steady Breadstutfs were dull. Provisions
dali. Consols same as the day before

quiet out steady. Breadstutfs were dull Provisions
dull. Consols same as the day before.
New ORLEANS, July I'd, 1861, P. M.
on yesterday the enemy seized the telegraph instru
ments at Pass A POutre
The Brooklyn left the bar yesterday morning, and the
Confederate war steamer SUMTER went to sea or the
same day.
The telegraph operator at the Southwest Pass saved
the instruments, though they had guard over him
about twentyeight hours
The telegraph Office at the head of Canes is honrlv
expected to be attacked.
CoRREsPoNDENCE.-the annexed correspondence be-
tween Generals Butler and Magruder is characteristic
COL Magruder, flor he only occupied that rank thep)
evidently got the bette, of the Lowell General To-
wards the close 1t becomes rich if not racy -
Gen. Butler to Co.. Maqruder
~ , 49, DIVISION HEADQUARTERS, June H. 1851
10 the ohcer Commanding The Forces at County Bridge
ST-Capt Davies and Lieut.. Potter Of the 9Th Regiment
new OrK ounteers, about
the late engagement County Bridge for the
left behind trust the courtesies civilized warfare vii;
De eXtenoed TO these gentlemen have no doubt thew
VIII De- nave some prisoners, taken with arms in their
nanos, "hom you might DESIRE be willing to exchange
Tor any persons that might have been unfortunate
nave 1allen into your hands you deem course desira
Ole nag OF ture with proper cartel might be arrang
ed, through the bearer of this note Capt. Davies.
servant, BENJ F. RrrTrp
Major-General COMMANDING.
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Fight at NIatnias' Point,


The Fredericksburg Herald, of Friday evening" publishes
the following report OF fight at Matthias Point Thurs
day night, bnt does not vouch for its accuracy:
Ii stated that party the Federal force landed
one or more vessels with bags apparently for the pur
pose of putting up offences.
After landing they cked by the Sparta Guards
and Caroline Grays and REFUSED. We informed that
Of the Federal troops killed. some IL or II drowned
and that from ID 20 had taken the woods where they
were lodging about like scared pardges
The only damage side is said to be flesh wound
on the cheek of one of
The guns of he vessel not fred their own men
might be kill d.
The Fredericksburg News makes the following statement
Inc enemy landed at Matthias Point last Iii h in large
force with sand bags to battery Our boys routed
hemkled six drowned ten, and the rest escaped eav
ing ~ IN the woods and the troopers still hunting them
like wild turkeys.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-07-04

STRAYED CIR STOLEN,
h A LIGHT BAY MARE MULE has gray hair
IA about the eyes, and the bushy part the tail has
&akmN.been trimmed of. She has been missing since
Ina sUay the 10th inst will give reward cf five dollars
for the return Of said mule to for information leading
TO her Iecoyer7 G. ID. BJNHAM.
July I'd. 45-3tw*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-07-04

MILITIA Az WORKS
F ALL kinds kept hand ordered for parties who
" may need Cash upon deUery cash has to be paid
upon delivery, at KELLEY'S Book Store.
FILL PAPER.
A VARIETY of patterns and Colors, for sale at
IA June 2Sth 1861. KELLEY'S Book Store.
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RICHMOND Va, July l, 196l-P. M.
Several workshops Of the Penitentiary were burned
ibis afternoon.
There have been seasonable rains in the neghborhood
for the past two days.
There is nothing Of interest from Yorktown, Manas.
ns, or Winchester.
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To Mai Gen. B. F. BUTLER,
Commanding Fort Monroe, &C., &c.

NoRrH CARoIINA VOLUNTEERS The Danvie Re
eister bestows high compliment upon the 18th North
Carolina Regiment now encamped near that place
Their orderly behaviour aud gentlemanly department
win the esteem and friendship OF the Citizens.
ro THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
offer myself as candidate for the Office of SUPERIOR
COURT CLERK of this county and solicit your votes
the election to be held in August next
March IA, ls61-29ts* A. y. TAYLOR
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OFFICERS UNIFORMED at short notice, at
" June 2Sth-d6w BALDWIN'S
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lily Interesting from the Seat OF War-Capture
"s valuable Frizes-Defeat the Hessians-G lOri-
-. Victory of a Handful Of COnfederates-Burn-
- of the Richmond PenItentIary-NO Prisoners
,opsd-PIOmOtiOn of Commander Thomas.
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
am candidate for the Office of SUPERIOR COURT
CLERK and respectfully solicit your votes at the election
in August next. JULIUS VI. WRIGHT.
April s. lSO&32te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-07-04

WASHINGTON, July 2nd 1861.
captain Craven commands the Potomac hotilla,
FederalSp vice Ward. The Steamship Freedom is
"oadly crippled as to be probably condemned.
Fourteen Confederate scouts made an attack on the
FCAet at Shutters Hill, killing one and wounding one.
II was generally believed in Washington on Satur-
@y' that the Federalists would advance the coming
week. this week., and that they would have moved be-
lure but Scott desired the military control of Bati-
@oIe, thus leaving no enemy in his rear.
five additional regiments arrived here last night
4aHlng fty-one thousand in all.
large force is understood to be moving to support
% o0uberners at Harper's Ferry. johnson is at Win
~@ler with fifteen thousand men. The Federasts are
"ln twenty miles, waiting renforcements.
Secession force left their rendezvous near Cherry
Vz Tor the purpose of attacking forts Wise and Gar
~uu We cannot make out whether the despatch
@alS ortS Wise and Garland, or that the force was
~, uer Wise and Garland. 1t probably means forts
we aud Garland. Fort Wise is in Colorado Terri
%%y-JoUR. They are well armed and equipped
IS much valuable property and money in the forts.
diplomatic appointments will be considered until
Tue adjournment of Congress.
II ar was serenaded, on which occasion he called the
bIyland Legislature nest of copperheads-spoke
uungy of Southern chivalry amusing itself in pick
VI the Federal pickets; declared for war till no
n n~uy was left abomnated compromises and compl-
pated Lincoln,
On ~ order has been given to supply the whole force
rp O@ sides Of the Potomac with extra ratons for six
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-07-04

At the Front M. E. Church. last evening (27h
inst by the Rev. DIR. Deems, Mr. ROGER MOORE to Miss
REBECCA S., eldest daughter of Thos. Smith, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-30

HOUSE OF ELEGATES.

FRIDAY, March %, 1851.
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock
by the Speaker.
The State Prfson.-The following resolution
Was offered by Mr.. McCAxAST
Resolssd, That the Superintendent of the Peni-
tertiary furnish this House. with the amount of
labor performed by the convicts employed on the
Public square, including other expenses incident
tberetO, the value OF materials furnished, and
labor expended, In repairs and permanent I'M
pr0reInepts to the PenitentiaTy buildings the
number OF c0nvicts employed In the erection Of
The Lunatfc Asy lurn W est ofthe Allegheny Noun
talhs, or improving the public grounds attached
y said Asyl um, with fair valuation of such la
b Fr.uch on tho Public Works. and the anon nj
agreed 10 be paid by him for such hire; the num-
yer vi such eonyicts employed by Roper and Lau-
nos and no. II. and D. u. Bib, on the Cow ngton
ara Ohio Railroad, aud the amount agreed to be
paid by them for such hire the number OF such
souplets employed by the Jas. River and Kanaw ha
1ompany on the North River improv ements, aud
re value Of such labor the increased value Of
VIC manufactures. &c, OF the institution Of last
year over and above the amon MT of the year pre-
eealng and the vaiue Of any other work. mate
fals or elothing furnished under tho acquisitions
Jaw Tor any other purpose.
IN Offering the resolution, Mr.. McCAMAYr
eaid he was induced SO to do because there
was now pending on the table a bill for the
lease OF the States Prison, and it seemed TO
nm e.ninently proper that some information
s ,haouid Do hrst had, before acting definitely
:, Semate Bills Passed. Authorizing the
,Douhty Court Of Fluvanaa county TO APP
P'opriak certain funds 70 the uniforming and
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FROM CHARLESTON.
Especial CORRESPONDENCE OF THE pIsPArCH1

CHARLESTON, March Is, 1861.
Colonel Lamon, President Lincon's conf
Dental friend, sent here Eaeoy EEtrdord,-
nary, to see about the evacuation, +" arrived
yesterday, Sunday and took lodgings at the
Charleston Hotel, and registered from Vir-
gtntd. l saw it myself, and let none of your
readers say this is untrue. Mr.. Lamon was
either ashamed of his State, Hllinois) or he
was alarmed He can take either horn of the
dilemma. He was closeted with Gov. Pick
ems and Gen. Beauregard for several hours
to-day, and he was then sent to Sumter at
tended by military escort. / saw him at his
hotel tonight, sitting between two soldiers,
who evidently were there Il BODY guard
Some gentlemen near were very innocently
discussing the reasons of Mr.. Lamon' Mailing
from Virginia, which no doubt the gentleman
overheard. l cannot how a gentleman
entrusted wi tn so important a mission, from
such a distinguished source-indeed do not
see how gentleman, could at all tell such
fib. He is quite good looking man for a
Hoosier wears long black, hair combed be-
hind his ears, and looks like Methodist
preacher, but I hardly think so good, after
telling that fib. 1t is said, on good Authority,
that he had man along as secretary, who
arrested and jailed for an old debt due
here by him, for tailor's bill contracted
years ago, whilst a resident Of this place.
Pretty kettle o. fish.
Col Hatch, QuaFtermaster General, took
Col. Lamon over to the fort in the steamer
Planter, by order of his Honor, the Governor,
and the Comma nder in Chief Gen Beaure-
Hoosier put his foot on the wharf he turned
TO Col. Hatch and asked him aohat aoas the
fare. High-bred gentleman, that. He asked
Gov. Pickens for body guard, that he had
received two letters since he had arrived in
the city stating that he would be assassina ted
The fact was, that no man in the city knew
that he was the man until after he had ap-
piled for the guard. The clerks in the office
at the hotel swear that no letter came through
the office for the "Kurnel," and that the
hotel keepers themselves knew not who he
was until after he was put under guard He
also stated that he came on here to see Mr.
Huger, the Postmaster, and not to see 11aj
Anderson. The man was scared and hence
he lied. The servants at the hotel said his
clothes were not made to order-the caterer
said that he wore an old swallow tail coat,
bought at a "slop- shop" and that no one was
a ginttiman who did not have his clothes
made to order. An elegant Government, that
corrupt, defunct, disgraced, and
ignorant For mercy's sake, beg all Virgin
ians who have any respect for the Old Do
minion, if not for themselves, not to take Of
fee under such men. tIRGINIUs.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM HAVANA.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT AT ST. DOMINGO

NEW Yoax, March 70. The steamship ou..
to-day. "''eo
Mucn excitement existed there on the sub
lect OF the annexation of St Domingo To Snoin
!. seems That system of Spanish emigra ton
M. ms Deen going on to that Island, emigrants
pslns instructed, when the proper tims ar
protection OF Spain. This was done on the
18TH, much to the astonishment of the blacks
ano hatses. When the news reached Havana
nutnoer OF regular troops, was dispatched
FROM the Island on the I'D, and two screw
irieates VIII soon follow with 5000 regulars
n large naval and military force of ID. coo is
said to be on the way from Spain to Cuba.
tis stated that Haytf will soon share the
same tate as st. Domingo, with the consent
The steamer Mohawk arrived at Havana on
Sunday. ~ A" v"
A million of dollars are said to be en- route
Island oi' Vic
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EVENING SESSION.


The SPEAKER called the House to order at II
o'clock Wv q
The Stay Law being the unfinished bust
ness was called up, the question before the
house pelng the adoption of Mr.. Duckwall' S
substitute. That gentleman proposed to
amend farther by adding & section making
process in actions commenced within one wear
In County Courts returnable to the first day
OF the quarterly terms of such Courts, held
after bringing snch actions; also, proposing
to suspend for one year the operation of the
9th section of chapter 1877 of the Code. after
which IL shall remain before. Before a sale
OF properly snail take place under any eXecu-
ton, the return day of which is prescribed by
TINS act, notice thereof shall be published at
the door of the Court House of the officer's
county or corporation having such execution
on me nrst day OF the term of the County
Court OF such officers county, next preceding
the return day of such execution, in addition
10 the notice now required by law. The
amendment was adopted.
Mr.. hERS moved further amendment
striking out 'six months, )" so that executions
would not be returnable under twel We mon tbs
Mr.. BURKs opposed the entire bill. He had
Intended to vote for stay law, but as such
an one could not be framed constitutionally
for the relief of all classes of creditors, he
should vote against the present bill
Messrs. ROBERTSON and WILSON opposed the
substitute, which was advocated by Messrs
DcCKwALL and ANDERSON and the vote being
called on the adoption of the subs titute, in
place of the original bill, the House refused
by a tie yote--54 to 81.
On the third reading of the bill, Mr. KArF-
MAN moved to strike out the Sd section
Mr.. SEGAR said the bill before the House
was no stay law, and he would therefore
move to indefinitely postpone the whole sub
lect.
The motion was agreed to-ayes SO, noes s.
The House was informed, by n message
through Mr.. DOUGLAS, of the passage by the
Senate OF q resolution respecting the moving
OF Federal troops and arms across the soil of
Virginia.
The bill incorpora ting the Preston and Au-
gusta Railroad Company was debated ordered
TO its engrossment, and passed.
The SPEAKER laid before the House 4 com.
munication from Col. Pendleton, Superin-
tendent of the Penitentiary, in response TO a
resolution adopted at the morning session,
calling for information, which was laid on the
table, after being read
On motion, adjourned.
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NEW YORK, March 2s.-Cotten frm-Upland
middling l2ac. Flour SC. lower-Southern firm at
= - So45 40 Wheat to &c; lower. Corn lower
Mixed esq roe. new Southern Yellow ss0D7oc.-
Pork steady-Prime sl2 5oals Whskey steady
at Tag III. Sugar firm. Coffee nrm-sales Of
4,5Oo bags at ll4NlS!. Molasses heavy-Oreans
33436c; Turpeutine firm Rosin steady at nh
stocks better-N Y. Centrals 7ss Va 6's 7et: Mo.
6's 6es
BALTIMORE, March % Flour frm-Howard and
Ohio 30 Il; City Mills s.. Wheat active and firm
red 81 .27Ml 80; white 81 4o6Dl S. Corn steady
mixed 5IM5ec.: yellow 56G5sc. Mess Pork SI7;
Prime &l4. Coffee 12tGl3i. Whiskev steady
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Important News from EurOpe.

NRw YORK, March ga Paris letter to the
New York Times states that the French and
English Governments are having fitted out
powerful fleet of war steamers for the United
states. The suggestion came from England
France is to furnish three first class frigates
and England, perhaps, a larger number The
fleet are to sail wi tn sealed orders.
Spain is preparing to send a formidable force
to the Gulf, though she is not working in con-
cert with England and France.
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pX Il n y L Z n ID "A L l..
ZN On MONDAY NIGHT, the LIST of April, an
crA EASTER BALL will be given at V. HECK
Lkk,S GARDEN, on Union Hill
RE TICKETS for gentleman and two ladies'
ONE DOLLAR
ES- Good MUSIC will be furnished for the occa-
sion. and FREE SUPPER will be provided for
the guests, V. HECkLER
the afternoon. and be kept up until 4 o'clock
Tuesday morning. lmh 29-3t*l II
a2 A BALL will be given ut the CITY ARMS
- HALL, on 18th street, opposite st. Charles
Z II Hotel, on MONDAY NiGffT, April LIST
II TICKET Submitting a Gentleman and
Lady, IL 90.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT.
Col. Shields, Z. Cummins,
Squire Sadler Patrick Mcneil
w. Ryan. w. II. Tyler.
NH 2s-it* F. COEN, Proprietor.
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BE Very Large Stock of
NEW SPRING GOODS!
Now opening from recent purchases, at the most
depressed state Of the market, at
J. MlLLHISER Il BROTHERS.
1873 Broad street.
We have now in store, aud are Offering at un-
precedeatedly low prices, very large assortment
ne PRIMO GOODS IN
consisting OF all the new varieties Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
EMBRO FRIES;
With the usual assortment in all the Domestic
Fabrics and in
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
All of which we are enabled to sell to cash or
prompt paying customers at prices greatly below
tn sr value.
EH Particular attention we call to the great va
riety Of low priced and medum quality
d r ES S o o u s,
which are unsurpassed in regard to prices in this
market.
NE Every article IN store will be sold low.
~ N o goods at high prices.
J. MILLHISER BRO,
mh ls-2w 1913 Broad street.
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s@Fe-,Umrr.h COX'S LINE-F REIGHT
S(e 7sfEssss5Ei BOATS TO LYNCHBURG THREE
TIMES A WEEK-TUKSDAYS,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. T. EMETT.
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. b. w. GUY.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. ]. W. STRArToN.
Boat FAME, Capt. W. II. PAKsoss
These Boats are all of the first class, commanded
by careful Captains and hands, and leave prompt.
~ advertised. For freight, apply to
GUY COX, Agents,
fe It's At Coxs Shed, Dock street.
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BY r. +. HAZEL. Auctioneer.
T ARG E, ATTRACTIVE, AND PER.
IL EMPTORY SALE OF A J0BBER'S STOCK OF
HARDWARE. CUTLERY &c


WHITTEMORE 4 HAZEL
Will sell at Auction, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 2 1851
And fol lowing days until sold sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock each day, at
No. ls5 Chambers Street, New York,
(By order of P. NJ. CHAPMAN, Assigneel
ISAAC L. HUNT CO.'S
Entire Stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
comprising large and varied assortment of Heavy
and Shelf GOODS, suitable for City and Country
Trade.
ALSO
CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY HARDWARE.
large and complete assortment of Carriage
and Saddlery Hardware.
ALSO
60 TONS MALLEABLE IRON GOODS,
Comprising every description OF Goods known to
the Trade.
TERMS Under 800, cash over that amount
approved, endorsed notes, payable in the city Of
New ork, or five per cent. discount for cash
he Catalogues will be ready, and can be had
at the office Of the Auctioneers, on MONDAY,
March 18th
WHITTEMORE HAZELL, Aucrs
Office 1853 Broadway, New York
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Schooner Ashore,

NORFOLK, March 29.-The schooner Sarah
Hubbard is ashore so miles south of Cape
Henry. Her cargo consists Of red cedar, and
will probably be saved. Assistance has gone
to her relief
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Arrival of Snecie.

NEW 1oRK, March 2s.-The steamship City
of Baltimore, arrived this morning from Liv-
erpool, brought fs1 1928 sterling The steam.
ship Nigo, also arrived, brought f248, $40 ster.
ling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-30

NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-The decrease in
the receipts of cotton Mt all the ports, as COM
pared with last year, now reaches 100 900 bales.
ana Well informed parties here and at Mobile
900. 'O'
The exports for the week from this port en-
braced $1,000 bales to England, and IL 900 to
Havre.
FROM Mobile the export of the week includ-
ed Is, 900 to England and 1900 to France.
Freight in this market on cotton to Liver
pool are quoted at 7-16 while at Mobile Id is
the rate.
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By Charles T. wortham & Co., Aucts.

BY Charles L. Workman & Co., Aucts.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MOLAS-
~ sES AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, April
Srd, at our Warehouse, on the Dock. commencing
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, we will sell the cargo per
sistiDg Of
.)OC HHDS. prime to choice
%Ac NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
IN BBLS. prime to choice
~ NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES
90 HALF BBLS. prime to choice
80 NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES
TERMS OF SALE.-For sums under $780, cash
oyer 800, months credit. for approx ed negolia-
paper. CHAS. T. WORKMAN & co
nm 70 Auctioneers
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Wreck ofthe Shin nauuhe

NEW YORK, March 2s.-The papers by the
steamship City of Baltimore report the wreck
OF the ship Danube, from New Orleans, of
Port Madoe, England. The crew were saved
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From WaghfnUfau

:, AeHISaroS, March 2s.-During the late
Executive session of the Senate about 400
nominations We're confirmed nearly fifty of
which were sent in by the President yes,er.
day. WI
den. VIM. Hickey was cleo ted Assistant
secretary of the Senate, and not Secretary. ms
stateo. Asoury Dickens retains the latter DO
Inc appropriation for building the seven
steam sloops will not be available until after
the LIST of July.
Inc events In the South are occupying the
Administration day ~
". "; Lane, recently confirmed as Judge
Tor Alabama, will, it Is said, endeayor to hold
his Court at Athens
Inc receipts into the Treasury last week
were about 5000, 900. The nett balance ON hand
was upwards of a million and half dollars
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~
High Water this day (Saturday) at y O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, keene, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers. D. Il w. Currie
Steamship Virginia, Kelley, Phila., mdze. and
passengers, G. p: Cardozo.
Bark Fannie Crenshaw, Munson, Rio mdze,
Jno. Currie, Jr.
,schr. Ida l., Howard, Jones, Rocklaud, ice. b.
Wardwell Co.
sshr, Alhs51ne, Hare, James River, lumber, l.
J. Mercer &CO.
SAILED,
steamship jamestown, Skinner, New York,
mdze. and passengers. Ludlam Watson.
y, Schr D; c. Guyther, kerwin, Baltimore mdze,
Scar. J; B. Cunningham. down the river light
Schr. AleXtna, Smith, down the river light.
Schr J. W. WoolstOn, down the river, light
schr. E. Headley Bowen, down the river, light
BALTIMORE, March 2s.-Cleared schrs Butter
n.y., John Alexandra and Emma Jane, Richmond.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Arrved, schr. Otter
Rock, Norfolk March 2s-,Arriyed. schrs. Rebec-
PHILADELpHIA, March 2s.-Cleared, schr. She
nandoah, Norfolk.
BosToN, March 26.-Arrived, schr. S. B. Hows,
Norfolk.
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AUCTION aALus.
= ss-s>~>ses-ssss<
FUTURE DAYS
By I. Z .. ,. Davenpsrs, Ascs'rs.


GMOCEKl r y, kc.. AT AUCTIOy.-ou
~ THURSDAY. April 9Th. We will ssii' al 10
SSaocE, q our Auction Store assortment Of
Refined SUGARS. of all grades,
.. Western BACON
Z. D. CHEESE. BLACK TEA.
- Pure MoLAsSES RUM
Rectihed WHfSKEY,
IS SYRUP, SOAP. CANDLES
London ALE and PORTER
FRENCH BRANDY
GHAMPAGNE WINE,
TANNERS OIL
ALSo-3oa sides SOLE LEATHER
ALSo-5oo sacks GROUND ALUM SALT
IERAs.-Under S1oo, cash SIoo and oyar four
months credit, for approved paper "
mn % !. O. b. DAVENPORT, Auetrs
BY Richard Cauihorn, Auct'r.
FTm,R1NITuKE; PIANO, &C., AT AUC-
l. TioN On MONDAY, LIST day or April. at 10
o'clock. at my store, will sell at auction three
nne, large Feather Beds Bedsteads and Mat
tresses; one second hand Piano one Cabinet
ana class two.marble- topTPier Tables six Ma.
nu9gany Chalrs; twelve Cane Seat Chairs: one
wardrobe, Wood Seat Chairs, Tables, re
hh 'o X. CAUTHORN, Anct'r.