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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-06

FUTURE DAYS.
By Goddin r Appersen, Aucs,s.

VALUABLE REAL ENfATE IN SID.
NBY, At THE CORNER or GROVE AND
CULyERT STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTfnN.
Will be sold At auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY, tho 9Th April, 1861 at o'clock r NJ, that
most beautiful Lot located rs above. having front
\ depth Of 1870 feet to wide alley. On this lot
there are two excellent Brick Dwellings ,lwel and
conveniently arranged one Of W hicb IL occupied
by Mrs. Waider, aud the other by Mrs. Armstrong,
at an annual rent Of sl75 each. There will be to
the West of these about 80 feet IL vacant
ground, which will be divided, If desired into
three lots of 30 feet each. The property nearly
opposite to the residences Of Messrs. John C. sha
fer aud CharlssY Morriss, and Is. without doubt,
among the most beautifully located OF any In SD
to purchase property outside OF the corporation
Is respectfully called to this sale
TERas.-One- fourth cash balance al q, o, ana
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes for ls6l to be
APPS ' GoDblN ApPERsoN. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEW ENTY.FIyE
L ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD LAND. IN
NEW KENT COUNTY, ON OR NEAR THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AT "DISPATCH -
DEPOT, FIFTEEN MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
As Trustee in a certain deed of trust from Mr.. r.
duly recorded in New Kent County Court, / shall,
at the request of one of the creditors named In
said deed, proceed to sell at public auction the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th April. 1851
At II o'clock NJ az fair if not, the first fair day
thereafter) the Ian conveyed by the said deed.
containing seventy five acres. and said to be very
valuable on account OF It's proximity to the Depot,
being within quarter of a mile.) and to the
large quantity of original timber and wood, with
which 1t abonnds.
TERNs-Cash The taxes for 1881 to be paid by
the purchaser.
ap2-tds W. GODDIN, Trustee
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NoyISArIoxs.-T States Rights party of
Albenarie county, Va, have nominated w
d. Hart for the Senate, and Is. H. Magruder
and Franklin Minor for the House The JEFF
sonian says:
Col. Randolph stated that the friends Of i'm
mediate secession were TO hold Convention
n Richmond on the 10th instant, and moved
that this meeting send five delegates to it,
which was adopted after adding that three
were 10 be Wings and two Democrats. And
me following gentlemen were then selected by
the meeting In open nomination; Col. Thomas
! randolph and John o. Harris, Democrats
and Thomas Wood, w Z. Parish. and James
Lobban, Wings
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Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch. 4
w A r LIKE MOVEMENT g
AT NEW YORK!
FORT PICKENS TO Be REINFORCED.

NEW YORK, April 5.--War is determined on.
The Southern ports and mouth of the Missis-
sippi are to be ockaded.
Fort Pickens is to te reinforced at all haz-
ards.
There are 200 troops and marines in and
around New York The forts are full of
United States soldiers preparing to go South.
The Powhatan has 800 on board, and will
carry 200 more. She is taking powder in to-
day and sails tomorrow.
The Release (storeship,D sailed yesterday -
Others are TO follow.
FsBc0ED DISPATCH.
New YORK, April 5--5 p. M The steamers
Ariel and Atlantic have been chartered, it
is said, to convey troops South also, several
other vessels. A.
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mErAIRE RAcRs-SecOnd Dny.-The race was
Tor the boswell stakes. for two year Odds one
nile heats, $500 subscription. half forfeit
l ne entries were Uoswell's Ninette Camp's
thinor'sl Regret, Richards imp. c. by Aus
ITALIAN out of Emilia Wells Uncle True,
Albion! dam by Sovereign, and Campbell's
% 1. by Wagner out of Mary Taylor. 1t was
won hY Richards imp. c. in 1:49k, 1:4ss. Nj
Aetfn NnR distanced the fat heal
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Alledged Letter from Fort Sumter.

BUFFALO, n. Y, April 1.-THE Commercial
Advertiser publishes what purports to be Il
private letter from Jno. Mcneil, of Mai. An
derson's command, stating that "we have
enough TO eat and drink for four months, but
fuel is scarce. Nobody will know how many
men are here. / is all nonsense TO talk about
sending men with supplies. We are all RICH t
if old Lincoln will only have the back
to stand by US"
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AuCrfoN eALHs.
FUTURE DAYS
by Richard Ca utheru, Auct'r.

GLASS AND EARTHENWARE ATAUC.
VI TON -UNLY SALE THIS SEASON u will
sell At my store, on "WEDNESDAY, April TO- at 10
o'clock, large assortment Of GLASS and EARTH
EyWARE, suited tn the retail trade, consisting of
Glass Tumblers, Wines, Goo.ets, Ale and Lager
Beer Glasses. Bowls. Dishes. Buffers. salts,
Lsmps, &c.
IRON STONE CHINA-Tea Sets, Cups and San
GERS, Bowls, Dishes, Plates, Pitchers, Mugs
Chambers Basins and Ewers, &c.
ROCK AND YELLOW WARE.-Pitchers, Mugs,
Bowls, Pie Dishes, Chambers, &c, sc.
ALSO
Tscks, Playing Cards. woodware, &c. The
whole embracing a variety of Goods, to which ]
would call the attention Of the trade and house,
keepers generally.
TKRMs.-Ali sums under $50. cash: over that
amount sixty days. for approved paper.
ap6 X. CAUTHORN, Auct
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From ChnrIaaton

CHARLESTON, April 4.-The excitement to-
day is uneq ualled since the secession.
The Schooner fired into by the Morriss
Island battery was from Boston, bound to Sa-
yannah. She was shot through the mansail
Troops have been moving all day.
1t is reported orders have been received to
cut off Maj. Anderson's supplies Immediately
hand
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MILITARY AFFAIRS IN ATLAsrA.-The New.
nan Guards, Rlnggcld Folun teers, and the
Etowah Infantry, arrived in Atlanta on Mon
cay, on their way to Macon They We're ap-
propriately received by me militayysand citi-
IONS OF the Gate City Two hundred ana
t"enty-three young ladies of the Atlanta Fe-
male Institute presented to each member of
The Gate City Guards beautiful miniature
nag OF the Oonfederacy, with the inscription :
From the young ladies Of the a tlant Ia Fe.
male Institute. None but the brave de serve
the fair " =
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ANOTHER VIOLENT Stow STORM IN B0sroE.-
Boston was visited by second violent and
proiracted snow storm on Monday evening
continuing through the night until the even
lEg OF Tuesday, when a rain set in, and the
snow soon after ceased 10 fall. The streets
aLd accustomed avenues of travel were much
choR"d ZIP by the visitation, TO the serious in
trrrupti0n of business, and the great annoy
ance OF me anxious expectans Of fine spring
Hasthpr
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HEAVY FORGERY The Dos ton Journal states
HAT IL. y. =. Bigeiow, of the late firm OF
Bigelow d Knight, shoe dealers In Pearl
street, has loft for parts unknown, leaving
forged notes to the amount of $50 .ea0 In the
hAnds of brokers and others. He also bor-
ip"td considerable amount Of money from
His friends before leaving
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch
IMP OR FAINT NE WIS FROM
CHARLHSTON!
FORT SUMTER IN A STATE
OF SIEGE.
No Communication with Washington Allowed

CHARLgsToS, April 5--e a. Mali supplies
for Fort Sumter have been cut off,
The authorities have ordered that no mora
intercourse shall be allowed between Major
Anderson and the Government at Washing
ton.
Every company of the Confederate troops
has been ordered to it's post, and the last al
terations and changes in the batteries were
made yesterday.
No attack will be made until further orders
from the Southern Capital, unless an attem pt
should DO made to communicate with Mai
Anderson.
a conflict may be had at any moment
EiRaINIUs
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:, MIssIssIrPI RIFLE CoarASY.-The JEFF
pa'h Rifles, OF Holly Springs, Miss, have
gone TO Pensacola The company is com posed
a. follows; Planters. IL lawyers, 4; editors.
sH hhefehants,s; print 6 d deputy sheriff
and the rest OF carpenters, coaehmakers,
"pot,hecaries, physicians. students, laborers
"ooiers, jewellers, bricklayers &c.
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,rCeiTifE SLAVE CASE -Four fugitive slaves
ION, ,''i mississippi, Legro, with his wife and
~ chiioren, were arrested at Chicago. on
thursday, and sent to Springfield for exam
Thiaon. considerable excitement ensued a,
'4e arrest became known
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oricipn AMONG THE HAvAgA CooLIEs. let.
'ei IRON Havana mentions that the Gus tom OF
pu'old- among the Asiatics still continues ~
to,nliy a lot OF bodies, disposed In order for
iherment, seven Ia nynber, were discoyered
IA IA uiii near sugar es tate, they had evident
y '3@en liquid poison, and by agreement.
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SIX THOUSAND CoFFISs ON HASp.-In n case
before the Paris Civil Tribunal, the fact was
revealed that the person who contracts with
the city of Paris for performing funerals is
bound to have constantly on hand not fewer
than 5000 collins.
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HORSES. MULES, BUGGIEs, &C., AT
1 L AUCTION ON SATURDAY. 6tn inst, at 10
o'clock, will sell. at the lot on Council Chamber
Hill. several SADDLE HORSES, amongst which
is very handsome Grey years old, perfectly
I'D and reliable, with which is an entirely
new and handsome PLEASURE WAGON and
HARNESS. or 4 very fine young MULES.
ALSO
Entirely New No-Top BUGGY.
second hand Top BUGGY and HARNESS. in
good order
At the same time, will be sold, large sorrel
HORSE, years old, for account Of whom 1t may
concern.
ap +. b. COOK. Auct.
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STABLE BuRNT.--The stable of DIR. Abner
Osborn, at Rippon, jefferson county, Va,
was fired on the night OF the Goth nit. by a
negro women in his employ, and en- tirely con-
sumed, together with a carriage, two horses,
harness. and ali OF his proyender.
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ELIkiK PKOPYLAMINE. FOR RHEU.
IT, MATiSM.-This valuable agent is now pre-
scented in form ready for immediate use W fitch
will commend itself to the suffering patient, aud
to the medical practitioner who feel dis posed
to test its valuable remedial powers. 1t will be
seen by the circular that accompanies il, that ii
has stood the most rigid test at the pennsy lvania
Hospital, and elsewhere.
EDWARD T. ROBINSON
AID Sim 4,h aud Fran ki lin streets
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iHk DECIMAL SysTEx The Pyesse Scfenti.
s"es DeaI Aoadez sta ties that the commits
r'on appointed by the Diet OF Frankfort, Ia
pnhin-r the subject Of q reform Ia the weights
80 nlsasnres Of Germany, have just voted 10
aaopi The French systsm
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THE STEAM POWER OF GREAT BRITAIN, in
ships, locomotives and manufactures, is esti-
mated at less than 10, COO, 600 horses, or
about one hundred millions Of men. We can
infer from this how the steam engine increases
the product tive power of labor.
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A PIors OIL WELL.-There is an oil well al
Titusyille, Pa, that flows atregular intervals
four times day, Sundays excepted.
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BARN BCRST.-The New Market Spirit OF
ID emocracy states that the barn of Mr.. Moses
Zirkle, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, in
Shenandoah, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
night week. Loss about 5000. Supposed to
be the work of an incendiary.
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NEGROES DRow NED. Two free negroes who
were employed at the fishery of Mr.. Henry
Carrow, were drowned in Pamlico river, n.
C., near the fishery, Oh Tuesday night, 10Th
ult.
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Seizure Ofa Vessel.

NORFOLK, April 5.-Schr. Lucy r. Warren,
Of Baltimore, was seized in Hampton Roads
day, for violation of the Virginia inspec-
ton laws. She is in custody of the City Ser
geant.
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hssr OFFICERS Rss,ssyo.-secondI .ient n
M, OF n. g., NTH infantry and second
Lrat; Joseph T. Mintur, Of Va, SECOND Cay.
aHy,t =. A, have resiga9d
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EXPELLED FOR BRIBERY The lower House
adopted 4 resolution expeliing Jay Gibbons.
member of the First Assembly District of
Albany, Tor bribery, by vote OF ayes l0l,
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The Southern Cooperation party, in Abe
marie county, have nominated mo. S. Moon
and Jno. L. Cochran for the Virginia House Of
Delegates.
Geo. w. Steed Commissioner of the Reve.
nue. of Norfolk city, died on the Sd inst.
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BY Richard Cnuthorn, Auctioneer.

4 PAIR OF FINE HORSES AT AUC-
n TlON.-0n SATURDAY. 9Th inst, ut 10
o'clock at the lot on Council Chamber Hill will
cell at auction pair of ne large BAY HORSES.
young. and W ell broken to work. These animals
are well worthy of the attention Of any one In
want.
TERNs.-Four months credit, for approved ne
g0tiable paper.
SPRING WAGON, HARNESS AND HORSES
| viii also sell large Spring Wagon, with new
harness, (has been ON the street only month or
so, and pair of good work Horses. The whole
will be sold in one lot for cash. .-.--
ap3 CAUTHORN,
If IGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
II on SATURDAY. the sth day of April, 1881, at
10 O'Clock a; n. at the High Constable's 0nics,
Mahogany Cabinet, Lounge, 4 large Trunks,
Childs Carriage. Press, Bedstead, Tables,
ChaDs, Clocks, Rocking Chairs. Wsrdrobes. 8
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chain, &C.,
to satisfy an execution In my hands In favor OF
Kirby VS.. Ayres, and distress warrants IN favor
Of Hennessy VS.. Tuck, Lyons VS.. James, {. m. c.,
and an attachment in favor Of Wynne VS.. cherry
snow. TERM5.-(ash.
ap 3-4t* BUTLER, II. C.. q. K.
HIGH CONSTsBLE'S SALE.-Will be
III sold, on SATURDAY, the eth day of April.
lsai, at o'clock P NJ. on the premises, on VT, II,
gina street, near the Danville Depot, one FRAME
SHOP, lately occupied Coopers Shop, to sat
isfy an execution in nay hands Ia favor Of Edward
Y :. Cannon against Ro. Logan, f. IN. c.
TERMS.-Cash.
ps--It= F. BUTLER. H.. CIR.
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d RIGrrBoUs PUNIsHAEST.-AF French prizes {,
the Able Mallet, has been sentenced 10 six
years solitary i'm prisonm ent for abducting and
seducing four young girls from 4 provincial
city and hiding them in French and Belgian
converts
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TO have their BOOKS EXAMINED and cox
REtfED. BALANCE SHEETS TAKEN, &c, the
subscriber respectfully cders his services TO at
tend TO II. Wonld be willing to take two three
sets Of Books and write them up for merchants
whose bnslness does not Justify keeping regu-
ence in Book Keeping, ne feels confident Of Civ
Ing satisfaction to all merchants that intrust their
business TO him. Ample reference will be given
Any Information left at the ota ca of ALnx'R GAR
ARR Esq, Commission Merchant, Cary st., will
De promptly attended to.
NH 2Y-2ws RTCH'U F. WILSON
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BEAR KILLING IN VIRGINIA.-Alex. Tolley, 4
few days since, near Big Island. in Bedford
county, Va, killed Il large black bear weigh
ing 4G0 pounds Mr.. Toley, who is not more
than 80 OF 40 years of age, has killed 81 bears
an almost Incredible number, cons iderng
their scarcity in that region.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
pril. 1861. 20
DIR Y O. sod s.

d r Y O. . O d 8.
Merchants visiting this city with view Of max
ing purchases, are respectfully solicited to ex-
anime our large stock Of
Dry g O o d S.
We oEer for sale:
$40 bales Brown sHEETINGS and sHIRTINGs;
200 do. OZNABURGS
80 ca.es Bieached SHEETISGS and SHIRTINGS;
50 bales Plaid and Striped ON ABU RIGS;
800 pieces Striped and Plaid DOMEsFlCs, for ser
wants:
e. bales TiCkINGS;
50 bales DENNIS ard Striped SHIRTINGS;
II" cases Fancy PRINTS;
80 cases C0TTDNADBS;
10 cases Colored CsMBRICS;
25 cases Kentucky JEANS and TWEEDS;
4 nd a large assortment of Heavy and Fine LIN
sfi MEAS WEAR; White CAMBRlCS; Irish
IIHENs; Lawns; Plain, Striped and Embroid-
cred BERE0ES, DEB AGES aud POPLINS !;
AL Of which We viii sell very cheap TO the cAsB
and prompt six months myers.
ELLETT x DREWRY,
sp l-2w No. II Pearl st.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM NEW YORK.
FITTING OUT OF AN EXPEDITION FOR
THE SOUTH.

NEW YORK, April 5-The Post says II is ru-
mored that the Government agents who were
sent to England and France have returned,
and report that both Powers set their faces
against the Southern Confederacy, and will
in no manner recognize or assist it. The Adj
minlstra ton have determined to take imme-
diate and vigorous measures for the enforce
ment of the laws. The Government has char
tered the steamers Baltic and Ariel 10 carry
troops, under sealed orders.
The Baltic will carry Capt. Barry's COM
pany of Flying Artillery, and 90 men, and the
Ariel seven or eight companies of infantry
and marines. They will sail Sunday.
The L. s. steamer Pow hatan goes to sea to-
morrow morning fully equipped and pro-
visioned. aud will probably take three COM
panieS of troops.
The impression at the Maynard is, tina t
Forts Sumter and Pickens will both be rein
forced
The Harriet Lane sailed to day.
company OF 100 men on Governors Island
to day received marching orders. Others will
speedily follow.
There are now over 2, 600 troops at diferen,
stations in this port.
The Express says it is supposed by we'll in
| formed quarters, that Texas is the point
| where these forces will be landed, and they
| will be sent ont at the request Of Gen. Hous.
| ton, to repel Indian attacks.
| SECOND DIsPATCH.l
New YORK, April 5, 2. M.-The leading
banking houses on Wall street say they have
| detected Il daring attempt to sWindle by means
| of forged Virginia bonds. is believed n large
| amount of forged bonds will be thrown upoI
the market. The parties implicated declar,
| themselves Eirgnians. An investigation i:
| progressing
| The New York Commercial advertiser says
a committee Of leading Virginia politician
| had an interview with the President and Sc
cretary of State, and were assured, most posi-
| lively, that the President contem pla ted NJ
| hostile movements, and would not attempt Il
| collect revenue, because Congress had with
held from him the power 10 do so.
! The steamship Atlantic has also been char
| tered, and cleared for BraZos this afternoon
| with provisions and stores
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warlike Preparations in New York.

ITtEdrHFIVHS NtW HUTk.
WAsHISGToY, April 5.-The New York Tri-
bu,ae says, that nearly 3 900 troops are in New
York harbor. Every preparation is being made
TO start the campaign. 1t is tated that large
amount of artillery and stores were forward
cd from New York to-day.
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STEAMBOATS,, SHIPPING, 60

TH n sTE Aosk W NE nETM i;nS
QUEENSTOWN, drelsndj RE Liverpool. New
te 9tf ap lfip
k sa3 sssfR!oosoe'ggiA r lR April a.
GLASGOW SATURDAY, april
~ And every Saturday, AT noon, from Pier "a,
RATES OF PASSAGE:
First Cabin. .,:......sIs steerage $40
steerass Return Tickets, good for SIX onths 800.
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at re.
Hss Persons wishing to bring ont their friends
cen buy tickets here at the following rates, to
Cabin us, $s5 and &l05. Steerage from Liverpool
$40. From Queenstown $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations
They are built in water-tight iron sections, aud
&E For further information, apply at the Com
JOHN G. DALI, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or,
ape-ts W. BELL. Agent, Richmond.
? e. 30. FOR p B 3, 1 : { The
nFsshs tssaSay and up t" the hour Of
Freight taken to Boston, via Baltimore, at low
rates. with great dispatch
10 Hogsheads received on board unless engaged
at our Office.
the hour Of departure, II O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY.
ap SIT DAVID WIN. CURRIE.
<ENx FOR PHILADELPHIA.-Th a
1AEENNo. / Steamship VIRGINIA, Capt. ].
s-..-,. KEILEr, is now T ready I" to receive I've
instant, At II o'clock NJ.
No frels hit received after II o'clock.
For freight or passage. having superior accom-
mod"tions' aPP.y 70 isPis6 on boardj or
T. 0AADV or No Hs1 ios Main hdtA street
Boston freight taken through by steam at re-
| duced rates and with dispatch ap5-2t
,ssssziszETEEb E0k LfStMBJKG AND
'za'1''A'''A'''1''' DAY.-Tae Canal Boat "EC0NO-
MY y is receiving freight tor the above places,
and will leave with dispatch. For frei&hting,
apply to the CAPTAIN, on board, North side Basin
ap5-2tS !. H. HAGER.
| - FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHfN G-
| g TON AND GEORGETOWN.-The schr. s
having the greater part Of her cargo engaged ard
going on board, will sail with dispa:cn. For re-
mainder Of cargo, to go 10 either port above
At !. Millsraush's, 18th and Cary streets.
| ~ FOR NEW AORk-flKsT NhssEL-
SSiRk MN Fdhk pickE Gs R!GnnoSp AHe
| regular Packet schooner "WTTHE, Capt. J. b.
TT ai ssh the c % Of asS
patch. For balance of fT rav,b AMY to eRp,r
| IN q T-HOtSE AND SAsL-BUAG
| 60 FOR SALE.-Any person wishing to pur-
| chase, at low figure. neat and we'll
built SAIL BOAT and HOUSE, near tho Ship
Locks, can do SO by applying to the Dispatch Of
| flee. l-tw%
+f FOR BALTIMORE. -ihe regular
.e.ff a.LH packet sshr .'JNo f. rkAyERs,' Capt.
| gagged and going on board will have all possib q
api-St W D, fC6LQUITT CO.
-~, SUM M K ARIA n G E.
/ = d. ~ Az
Eksszsc sszSzSs. NORFOLK The steamer CURTIS
PECk, Capt. Jso. II. FREEMAN, will, on and after
| MONDAY next, April LIST, leave the Wharf al
| Rock etts regularly every MONDAY, wEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, for the above
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A vi III i.oeN-HoksEs, MULES, &c.-wilf bs
HiIl, THIS MORNING, eosemsnetns ~ N :; ci"eL.
, sevsrat OK snd ssddi. Horses; several veil.
.aH mniss, Buggy and HARNESS; 1 Coal Carr
Mich Cows and Calves 80 Oo@'
,ADDITlONAL.-One Gne ADDLE HORSE. zen.
iniums 1t tho state Pairs. Sale positive. A. me
owner has no use for him.
T. n DfGGEs 49,
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RUNAWAYS.


q $50 D.-Ranaway from the
a. subscriber, on the f rst day Of the present
1sO She is 30 or d. wears old sha is some.
-x-kaA W here in Richmond, with forged pass
she lived last year with "A Mr.. Comfy in Rich
mond. She has two daughters one nearly grown.
The oldest is an Invalid. | will pay the above
reward II sent to me ut Ashland, or confined in
JAIL so can get her again.
Ill linz HENRY SATNnERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-06

RE YOU BALD: Use
"A NINE GARClN's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Is your Hair falling of !? Use
MADAME GAKClN'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
Do ron suffer from Neuralgia Use
MADAME GARCIN's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Call at the Southern Toilet Soap aud perfumery
streets. north side. Zap i-iw*l NJ. GARCIN
11LARKSON, ANDERSON 4 co. IMPORT.
~ Frs OF nARHWARE--Offer for sale at low
prices, 3,oee pair Trace Chains; 500 pair Stage
Traces; 500 pair breast and Back Chains; 900 dor
Grass aud Grain scythes: Loo dor, scythe suaths;
50 doz. eiekles, OF superior make; 700 doz. Eli
welis Hiiling and Wseding Hoes; So de., Cast
NO doz. Hay and Manure Forks. To which they
invite the sttsntion OF the country trade ap4
DOWDER.-s,DOo Kegs DaI.unt An.Gal, Can-
APPS EDWIN WORKMAN Il Co.