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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-15

ALBANY, n. y E. Feb. 13.-The ice broke mp
i'll front of the city III o'clock this morning,
causing great destruction TO property
Steamers, barges and canal boats Were dri ven
on the docks and into the streets by the i'm
menSc bodies OF ice. State street bridge is Il
complete wreck Hamilton street is partially
destroyed, also Columbia street bridge
Several stores along the piers and docks have
been partially demolished, as We'll as canal
boats, lumber, Stayes and offices have been
carried down the river.
The Basin presents an extraordinary scene,
as boats and buildings are all damned i'll to-
Sether, 1t is impossible to approximate the
amount of loss damage, but il must be very
great. The water is rising very rapidly, indi-
eating that the ice has damned up below. We
have anticipations now of as great a freshet
Us occurred in 1857. The telegraph lines be-
tween here and Troy are all down.
NASHUA, n. H., Feb. 13.-The thaw has
ice and water to a great depth on the railroad
track between here and Wilton, stopping the
passage of all trains.
HoNEsDALE, PA, Feb. 13.-The dam of a
large reservoir on CarleybroOk, owned by the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, broke
away this morning, destroying in its course a
large saw mill and tannery, owned by Henry
n Bunnell, together with a glass and bottle
factory and other buildings, owned by j. NJ
BToolL1ieid.
Serious damage has also been done to the Del
ware and Hudson Canal Company i'll this vi
entity. The loss is not known.
EAsToN, Pa, Feb. l3.-The Delaware river
this morning is % feet above low water mark
and is still rising. The Delaware Division Ca
nal is under water, and fears are entertained
OF serious damage along the line
Noon.-The flood in the Delaware is now
subsiding, All the canals are safe as far IL
known.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-House.-Mr. I.eake,
OF Virginia, asked tbnt was refnsed) permission
TO introduce a resolution for the appointment
OF a select committee, 10 inquire whether the
Superintendent Of the Census Bureau has not
abused his position, by sending speeches TO the
heads of families in Virginia. or elsewhere
Mr. Pryor, rising TO question OF privilege,
submitted preamble, reeiting the sta temeut
OF til" Washington correspondent of the New
YORK Times, charging certain seeding mem
bers OF Congress with having stolen books
IRON the Congressional Library for the Soath-
era Confederacy, and concluding with reso-
uton appointing a committee TO inves Ii gate
said charge Passed
MIR. stanton, of Ohio, made some personal
remarks relative TO his colleague, Mr.. Cox in
the Committee of Thirty Three.
Mr.. Howard, of the Conspiracy Commit
tee, reported that there was no evidence of
any intention on the part of lawless pers ons
to seize the public buildings at Washington
Mr.. Branch made n minority report from
the same committee. concluding with a reso-
luton that the troops he removed hence, be-
cause productive of evil. He addressed the
House in support of his right to make a mi
nority report, and moved the previous ques-
;iOn.
The motion was tabled
Adjourned.
Sendte.-Thc Nevada and Dicotth Terrific
rial bills were introduced
MI WILLIAMSON presented memorial signed
by every Republican member OF the Legisla-
'"I' VI NiIhH'sotd, IfNOflnS coercion ana
a%ihS' comproinlse. He urged its reception
as indicating the true sentiment of the mining
and agricultural region Of the North which
WAS Tor the Mon peaceably, and opposed to
any compromise with armed traitors Viz
ginia aud all the Southern States are armins
for war. Mr.. W. was opposed TO any com :
promise under such circumstances.
Mr. Rice, of MINI, presented a memorial
from the same state, III favor of compromise.
Mr.. Seward presented. with others me-
moral for the Union from the New York Dem
oCratic Convention.
Mr.. Anthony's tariff bill was up
Mr.: Hunter, OF Va, defended the presnn /
tariff and opposed the new one. slight
modilicitlon OF the former would remodel the
reNenu" sufficient for an economical adm inis-
lrdtlon. The new bill WAS in favor OF New
England and Pennsylvania, against the in ter
est OF every other State
Mr.. Anthony defended his bill.
The Senate then went into Executive scs-
sion.
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The federated CouyreSS.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. 3.-Eice- President Ste
phcns prescnted Il model flag and the model of
a device for the seal of the Conlederacy Re
ferred
Mr.. Brooks offered resolution that the
Committee, i'll selecting Il flag and seal, be in
structed to adopt and report a flag rs similar
as possible to the flag of the United States
making only such changes rs may be necessary
10 distinguish easily one from the other, and
adopt an arrangement by which the stripes
shall number the States of the Confederacy.
MI. Brooks accompanied his resolution with
some felicI tons remarks, in the course OF
which, referring to the STARS and Stripes. -
he said that flag Is an idol OF the heart. around
which cluster memories of the past which
time cannot efttce or cause TO grow dim.
Mr.. Miles opposed the resolution He said
he had regarded from his youth the Stars and
Stripes rs IN emblem Of oppression and tyran-
ny.
The debate grew interes ting, md, a the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Stephens, Mr.: Brooks with
drew his motion.
Congress then immediately went in to secret
session.
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California Pony Express.

FORT kEARSEY, Feb. l2.-The following is
additional news per the Pony Express, which
arrived here at half past 6 o'clock this even
ing:
SAN Francisco, Jan. 26.--The firm of Messrs
Abernethey, Clark n Co, extensive lumber
dealers, of this city, have failed for 4 large
amount. They have been engaged for many
wears in the business, and received their sup
plies principally from Oregon.
All the candidates for U. ). Senator are in
yited to address meeting OF the Legislature
and the public at San Francisco this evening.
on the state of the Union. 1t is believed that
some of them will respond to the invitation.
An effort is making among the Douglas mem
beers of the Legislature to hold caucus on
Tuesday or Thursday OF next week to nomi-
nate a Sena torial candidate.
An incendiary fire occurred ut Sacramento
on the 18th, destroying large boarding house,
known as the palace" The inmates barely
escaped with their lives. Loss about sl5O,
900
Two tons of average copper ore, from Caiia'
yeras county, have been ;issayed in this city
proving to contain gold, silver and copper III
slI2 per ton, the proportion of gold and silver
being about &i3 to the ton.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. N.--Flour aetiye--Howard and
Ohio *s.i2; City Mills 1905. Wheat nrmer.-red
VI .23Yi -, white 81 .4oGti6t. Corn activeyel0w
s5GAs7, mixed e5qss7. Provisions quiet aud an
changed Coffee steady Vt l2t0l3. Whiskey
nominal at l7ehIs.
NEW YORK. Feb, h.--Cotton heavy. Flour frm.
Whsat. quist-ksntueky White ti.6s. Corn firm
Whiskey l7sesi7i. sugar steady-"ofieans asass.
Muscoyado sf4s. Turlsnfine steady at 3ssts5s -
Kosin dull at u zosai rs. Kiee guist II stseH
Y. b. Treasury IFS 9lo0t.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
RIVAL OF THE NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. Il. - The steamer New
York, from Southampton on Tuesday. the
gath, has arrived.
The Italian Parliamentary elections had re -
suited IN favor OF the ministry. Count Ca
Vour had been returned from Turin, and Carl
baidt and Poerio from Naples
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2s-Manday -Co.ton-Market
luiri-saturday' quotations barely maintained
Estimated sales Ia day about 900 bs les
No breadstuf market reported
American Hallway securities slightly advanced.
Cons0l~ aik.
LoNpoS. Monday Wheat declined lG2d
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Fire in BaldwinsviiIe, y. Y.

BALDwISsvILLE, Feb. IA fire ut 10 o clock
last night destroyed the Touring mill owned
by johnson Cook Co., and contents Loss,
sl00, 900 on the mill and $40. 900 grain in
sured for about $4,000 mostly in the follow
ing companies Hartford, Conn, Fulton. N .
Y, and Haindeu, Springfield, Mass. The fire
is supposed to have originated by friction OF
the machinery.
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GENyT,E;lEELL ,d EITRNTTTKE; PIANOS, =.

NENTEEL FURNITURE. pYaNos
" AT AUCTIOS.-On FRIDAY the ism inst
At 10 clock will sell, at ny store large lot az
superior FURNITURE, consisting Of
very handsome Mahogany WARDROBEs
very handsome solid Oak wARDKOBEs
l very handsome solid Black Walnut WARD
ROBE.
l very handsome solid Black Walnut SECRE-
fARY and BOOKCASE.
l very handsome Mahogany BOOKCASE.
full Marble-Top Rosewood BUREAU, With
WASflSTAND to match.
sets very pretty COTTAGEFURNITURE, con-
plele. 1@
Mahogany, Black Valiant, and other styles b.
large Mahogany SOFA
Mahogany TEfE-A-TETES
Mahogany n French. Jenny Lind. and Cottage
Mahogany spring-ssat Parlor ROCKING-
Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS.
Mafbie-Top. Centre, and Side TABLES Dtntng
and Toilet TABLES
Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES, OFFICE DESKS
Solid Oak Extension TABLE, 10 feet
6+-octave PIANO, in Rosewood Case, in frat
rate order, Manufactured by Sebastian Cook,
New York ~'-'
6-octaye PIANO, In Mahogany Case, manufac-
tured by NUNS Il Clarke.
le IL H. r. COOK, Auct'r.
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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, Feb. I.-Messrs. Pryor, May
na,d and Edwards compose the special com
mittee OF the House TO inquire into the New
York Tunes allegations against certain South
erncrS.
There is nothing yet of the missing sloop
oi-war LeVant, though the Pacific naval
mails are in.
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BY Hector Davis, Aucti0neer.

4 UCTION SALE OF NEGROES AND
n TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES.-ln pur-
suapce of certain deed of trust to ME from G.. w.
Jones and G; H. Thornton, date partners under
the style OF Jones & Thornton,) dated I'd day of
February, 1850, shall on MONDAY, the 18th day
of February. 1851, at the Auction Rooms of Hector
Davis, at IL clock; proceed to sell at public auc
ton, TO the highest bidder, five SLAVES three
men and two women.
Also, Immediately afterwa ards, at the Factory,
between Main and Cary, and 18th and 18th streets,
lately occupied by said Jones Thornton, all the
Factory FIXTURES, FURNITURE, and utensils
used by said Jones x Thornton.
TERMs.-For the slaves, cash for the fixtures
all sums under sloo, cash over 500, months, in
terest added, for negotiable notes, satisfactorily
endorsed. Il. A. Ian CASTER.
fe l4-dtd
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Eirs Portland. Me.

PORTLAND, Me, Feb. 13.-The block OF build
ings, Nos 50 and 81 Commercial street. occu-
pied by Sherman q Hall, and Others, and con-
tanning large stock of tobacco, &c, was de-
siroyed by lire this morning.
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BY Alexander Nett, Auct'r.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, SHOES. &c.
l. Will be sold 1T auction, at my store, SAT-
URDAf, Feb. 10th, commencing at 10 O'Clock
large lot second hand Furniture, Feather Beds,
Hair Mattresses, &c.
DRY G0ODS-Ready- Made Clothing Shoes, &c.
GROCERIES. -Whiskey, Brandy, Herrngs, To-
bacco. Cigars, &c.
,ALso-Several Gold and Silver Watches, jew
elry and Fancy Articles.
fe - ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wiil be sold
1 on MONDAY, the 18th day of February, 1881.
at II O'Clock A. NJ in front of the City Hall, that
being the LIST day Of February Court,) one grey
HORSE, to satisfy suudry executions in my hands.
TERMS fash. b. BUTLER, Ii. c. C.. 4.
fn
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The President OF the Southern Confsderacy

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. l4.--Hon. JEFF. Da-
Wis left Jackson, Miss, last night, for this
city He comes by way OF Grand Junction
and Chattanooga. HIS inauguration takes
niacu on Monday next.
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BY Dunlop, Moncure Il Co., Auct's.
plO COFFEE, SUGAR. &c, AT AUCTION.
IN iA fl1n La IN nl.il Al

II ON TUESDAY, the 18th inst, commencing at
IL ocloek we will sell at eur 1 ageiqn store
% hhds MUSCOVADO MOLiSSES.
80 duz. SPADES and SHONELS, and other ar
ticles suited to the trade.
TEkMs-Under sloO, cash over 800, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
Ell DUNLOP, M0SCURE / co. Aucts.
INTENSIVE SALE. by AUCTION, AT
SGP OF s SHgT FE
RuARY, 1e61.-0n MONDAY, 18th of February
1851 commanding at 10 o'clock A. NJ, we will Of
@ @ % IMPhEME .sIEs a Horse
RRsEY hSS SSs goa f famy G6S
CA ri with Harness e9mPete; stock of FODDER,
lbs; of good country cured BACON:
We also offer our FARM, with all the buildings
"n n "f a y ha @h III b cay 4 Ct
auction. The Farm contains near about 100 acres,
highly improved by the use OF guano, lime and
other manures; adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat, oats, and tobacco; under n new, good plank
fence; IA crop Of Boughton wheat now seeded J a
fine orchard of fruit trees, grape arbor, &c. The
Buildings are all in frst-class order. The Store
and Hotel, now doing fine business-and with
could be made to do a tremendous business
There is MILL on the place, capable of grinding
200 bushels meal per day Blacksmith's Shop and
doing fine business.
TERMS FOR FARMING IMPLEMEMNrs, HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITCKE.-For sums of $40 and
less, cash all sums over that amount, months,
with approved security
TERMS FOR REAL ESrATE.-One- fifth cash: bal
credit of two and four years, interest to
be paid semi annually, and deed of trust TO be
given by the purchasers to secure payment OF
balances.
Possession can be had of the Farm Immediately
and of the whole premises on the LIST March, 1861.
For further particulars, see hand bills.
BRAGG y RUTH.
re The sale to be continued from day to day
until the whole is disposed Of.
Immediately after the above sale, 1 will
sell the entire stock OF GOODS now in store con
sisting of about ~ 900 worth of DRY GOODS,
! HARDWARE, and general assortment usually
| found in country store.
TEhMs.-Sums Of $40 and under, cash all sums
over that amount, months credit, with approved
| security l.. II. THOMAS.
Milford, Jan. &c, 1881. ia 2g-d2aw6t &cw3t
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49, NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND
RUNAWAYS.

IN FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
GHT away, on Saturday last, negro man named
az WILLIAM. Said negro has club feet, very
~ black. large, and full head OF hair: work
u ed last year with Whitiock Co. and has
worked with Jones x Thornton, and Cosby x An
derson. fe 13--at*l EDWARD n. DABNEI.
In $40 REWARD.-i will give $50 reward
III for the return of my NEGRO MAN Wash
IA ington." who left my house, in the lower
~ end of Henrico county, on the morning of
x. the 18th ult., without leave or proyocation.
Washington IS about ) feet or 0iuches hi jh
very black, about twenty years old, and has very
white teeth, and smiles very pleasantly when
spoken to. He will probably have forged pass
in his possession, he eau read and write.
/ will give the above reward for his return to
me at my house, OF if he is secured in Jail that
| can get him. lie 7-.w*1 l.. $. COURTNEY.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at auction.
~ THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice. a large and general assortment of Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at O elk p. NJ.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT, Auctr.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

nISSOLUTlON.--Th firm of MASON 4 Will
~ TING was dissolved on the 4th February, by
mutual consent. The subscriber Is alone author
lied to settle all business of the late firm.
CALEB MASON.
l shall continue the Painting business In
all its branches, at tho old stand of MASON
WHITING, Broad ST., between 18th and sth.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit q
Ne ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
NE WORK FAITHFULLY EXECUTED.
fe ll-dlw* CALEB MASON.
CARD have this day associated with mo
"A in the PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS.
county, and late of Chesterfield under the style
and firm of HICKS ANDERSON ,,,,,,,.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1891
Messrs. Hicks l. Anderson would respect.
fully tender their thanks to the friends of the old
concern for their patronage, and would solicit It's
continuance to the new firm With ample means
with the planters Of Virginia and North Carolina.
Ne Office No. Shockoe Slip. fe lin
nlSSOLUTlON OF O.PARTNERSHlP.
~ The firm of RANDOLPH Il PAGE expired
the 3lst January 1861, by the withdrawal OF D. G.
RANDOLPH, who has moved TO the country They
patronage bestowed on them by their very kind
friends Either partner is authorized to ciose the
business. u. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
MANN PAGE.
February l, 1851.
Misunderstanding to continue the COMMITS
SION BUSINESS most respectfully ask q con
tinuance Of the patronage bestowed on the late
tention, to merit the same. My uncle, b. c. RAN
DoLPH, who will probably be here often for the
next few months, will aid me In my business.
February l, lsol. lie L-lpl MANN PAGE.
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by Goddin l. Apperson, Auct,s.
TRUsTEE's SALE OFvERY yALUAsL,

Il SAFE OE En- vALOABI<E
FARM OF TOO ACRES, IN NEW KENT COUN-
TY. ON THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FIJI
TEEN MILES BELOW RlCHM0ND.-By virtue OF
deed of trust from X. L. Walker, ESQ, dated
10th January, 1880, duly recorded In New Kent
County Cont on the 9Th February, 1880, SHALL in
execution thereof, proceed TO sell at public auo-
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th Feb.
ruary, at IL O'Clock, (f fair if not the next fair
day thereafter, except sunday the very valuable
said Walker, 1t contains, by recent survey, 100
acres, OF which there Is an ample supply Of wood
and timber ton the railroad,) for the use of the
place. The open land lies well, and Is suscepti-
bic of great Improvement. portion Of 1t pro-
duces tobacco finely. There Is now seeded on the
land 10 bushels of heat, with Ave tons OF guano.
The buildings on the place are comfortable, and
are sufficient for the accommodation of . large
family. Z" Dispatch Depot, the York River
Railroad. is located on the land, and post office
thereat, thus aifording unusual facilities for the
transmission of produce, intelligence and passen.
gers to and from Richmond daily.
The deed requires q cash sale but by consent of
parties the terms will be one-third cash balance
at one and two years. for bonds bearing interest,
secured by trust deed. The taxes for 1851 TO be
paid by the purchaser. As this is really q most
desirable Farm, the particular attention Of the
public is respectfully called to this sale.
fel GEO. @. MINOR, Trustee.
Rs The foregoing land having been disposed Of
privately, the sale thereof will not, of course,
come Oft to-day. GODDlN X APPERS0N,
a.
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Northern Markets.

New York, Feb. i3.-The steamship Arabia
sailed at noon, with $4,000 In specie and IL
pussauverf
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A4r,a' tn+kIA N MAIsE.-The rayages of dip
T, ,4a nave been dreadful in Somerset county.
lr,3ua IA oHr small neigh borhood, ut Ches-
abr,ac Vh ~ r ons have fallen victims within
ghile PVi'od. In one family the ather died
graye ~ enid was being conveyed 10 the
lae hon Ah mother, three children lay dead i'll
lga,e VIA. az one time, and -four more pros
AourD,r.,A m, me disease. Scores of families are
five Us me loss OF one or more loved ones
were lying dead at one time in three
away a., one entire fnniiy had been carried
Ia ai,o,h""I III Tie children. seven in number,
Is Q,alv 10 ~ lie skin OF the best physicians
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EDUCATIONAL,

DICHMOND = Nj AL E INsTlTUTE.--
IL The second half of the present session begins
February 18th, and ends the last of June.
The commencement of a new term presents a
most favorable opportunity for the admission OF
Although our School is already somewhat full
than usual, the extent of our arrangements
readily enables US to receive a still larger num-
We have SIXTEEN Teachers, of ability and ex-
perieuce, nearly the same number of large and
comfortable recitation rooms, and ample grounds
Our BOARDING facilities are also excellent
Our course is extensive and complete, beginning
~ course to which special attention is given, and
including the higher English, the Languages, Mu-
sic, and the Ornamental branches.
TERMS:
(For The half session, payable in adrdaoe
English, in Preparatory department. SIS
English, in Collegiate department. Is
Music on the Piano. ....................... 25
Board, including everything. .............. 80
0f chas ii sft6SgsFSs aaERy
MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
VI oy BROAD ST, BKrwgES 10TH AND llrH
The second term of this SCHOOL commences on
the 18th of February, when a few more pupils can
Parents who entrust their children to Mrs. PEI
LET'S care, are assured that they will be THOR
oUGHLY GROUNDED III all the branches essential to
d flushed education.
Terms made known on application at her resi-
dence. fe l2-dlm
UNIVERSITY AND LAW SCHOOL.-pro-
y lessor HOLCOMBE having resigned tire chair
of Civil, Constitutional and International Law
Equity, and the Law Merchant, in the University
of Virginia the Board of Visitors, at their meet
ing on the 9TH Of March next, will take into CON.
sideratiou the acceptance of his resignation, and
the appointment OF successor.
Applications for the appointment should be ad-
dressed to the subscriber, AT Charlottesville, Va
TH0S. J. RANDOLPH,
fe l?-tdM Rector University of Virginia.
OLD DOMINION lNSTITUTE--CORNER
" OF FRANKLIN AND 5TE STREETs.-The Sc
cond half of the session of this School, for 1892 81
will commence the 18th Of February and end
the 3Oth Of June next ensuing.
The Rev FRANCIS J. BOGGS has been added
to the Board of instruction, and will, with his
family reside In the Institute buildings. The
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue under
Mr.. CHASE'S superintendence, who will be aided
by competent assistants. gentleman has been
employed to take charge Of the classes in ALICE
BRA, and others viii be to teach other specific
studies and smother femalc teacher will be en-
ployed. The LECTURES ON BIBLICAL LlTERA-
tinued, AS also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE
RARY LECTURES. The PREPARATORY DE-
PARTMENT, for very small girls, will receive the
special care Of the Principal of the school
The BOARDING DEPARTMENT VIII be libe-
rally and carefully conducted, and every comfort
and facility will DO anordedto young ladies board
ing In the family.
No labor or expense will be spared TO make the
School equal to any in the land for the education
of females.
m For further information, address
J.E. SHUMATE, Principal.
Richmond, January, isul. in 2s--dim<
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AUCTION sALne.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin klApperson, Auct'..

u BILE REAL Estate. ON BROOKE TURN-
PIKE, NEAR TO BAC0N-oUARTER BRANCH
As Commissioner, appointed by decree of the
the 5th February, Is6l. In the OF '.stearns,
&C., against Cnllingsworth, &c.,,' shall proceed
FRIDAY the sth March, 1861. at 4 o'clock p. NJ,
Or fair if not, the first fair day thereafterJ the
real estate referred to IN the bill Of the plf and
worth, ir., consisting Of large LOT and most
excellent BRICK TENEMENT, with appurte-
side of the Brooke Turnpike, opposite the resi-
deuce of Mr.. VIM. Sledd, and bounded on the
south by Franklin street.
TRRas-One-t third cash balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes. interest added. sat
isfaetory endorsed and title retained till all the
purchase money is fully paid. Taxes for 1851 to
feI5 EATON NANCE. Com'r.