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PRICE oNH DoLLsn

These POWERS cay be givpu, unknown V the
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= 81 sTARrlNG For PORTSMOUTH
reAAakHHss>es AND ORFOLK.-The steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRIDAY MORN
ING next, 3oth inst, leave her wharf at Rockets
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
NESDAY MORNINGS, al 81 u clock precisely, Tor
the above places, aud return each alternate day.
Except Sunday,l leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour q . clock, and touch 81 all of the regular
landings the river, going and returning.
no27-ts R. o. HASklNS.
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Action Of the Confederate ConCrcss-Desires
and Plnns of the lenders.

MONTGOMERY. March 3 1861 The propo-
sitions of the Washington Peace Congress will
not even be taken into consideration here: and
in no event will the rule Of Lincoln be sub
mittcd 10.
The permanent Cons titutiOn of the Con
federaCy Is now being elaborated in order to
he submitted to the Congress and TO the States
/ am enabled, in advance. TO state some of its
more important features. 1t will provide
that South Of Kansas and of Iftah slavery
shal! be established beyond the pow er OF Con-
gresS or of the Northern States ever 10 ahol-
i>h it, or IN any way interfere with the rights
il conlerS.
The idea which has rey:iied 10 some ex-
tent in South Carolina that only slave States
can be admitted to the Contrderacy is repu-
dated by the controlling men, and by the ma
ioritv of the Congress. The Constitution will
provide fer IN" admission of free States OF
course with suitable guarantees.
MI powers will be given to the Congress
10 levy duties OH imports and exports The
tlriH recently enacted will Immediately be
amended, and will probably be made TO inn
pose an export outy Of one per cent. on co t
ton, tobacco and rice. Tho dutips on most i'm =
ports VIII be liked 4 / ten per cent, and these
rates will be made TO take effect on January l.
le61.
Meats. breadstuffs, tea coffee and iewlerv
Will be admitted free.
SECOND DIsPATCH.
MoNTGoMERY, Ala, March j.-Th- nag for
the Confederate States has been definitely de-
termined upon, and il was hoIsted over the
Capitol At O'Clock this afternoon. II origi-
mated with the committee.
Mr. Mallory, of Florida, has been con-
hrmea Secre tary of the Navy.
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From Washingtol.

WASHINGTON, March 5.--Mai. Anderson, up
to the ith OF March, has continued to speak
of his condition as safe, and expressed the
opinion that endorsements had better not be
sent him.
Drafts drawn by Secretary Dix on the AS
sistant Treasurer at New Orleans, to pay Tor
the work on the Custom House there, and
crafts by the Pos tIuas ter General on the same
officer, Tor postal service, amounting to about
$500, 900, have been returned unpaid.
THE resignation OF Mr.. Preston, Minis tel
to Spain, was filed this morning.
4 large number OF kentuckianS and Indi-
anIans are here urging the promotion of Mai
Anderson 5 BrigLdier General, vice TWiggs
Capt. Day, Of Virginia, Aid to Gen. Scott
has resigned.
Some of the most prominent leading gen
tlemen from he Senate, directly after the de-
livery OF the inaugural tclegraphed the GOV
ernor OF South Carolina and other States, not
TO attack the forts III possession OF the tede-
raj troops, but await definite Instructions
from the President of the Southern Confede.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Riehmend Dispatch,
ANOTHER SPEECH FROM riff pREsIDEN n
Addresses Green. scot, and ES.sce.x Hal,

WASHINGTON, March a--Several State del
egaisons called on Mr.. Lincoln this morpine
to pay their respects. The most promine,,
among them were those from Massachusetts
anu fennsylrania. The former las did the
'at'er') assembled IN the East-room and npon
the PRESIDENT making his appearance, Hon
Nhafies r. Train, on behalf OF The delegation
said Massachusetts had read his Inany,,ra i
AID would stand by it, aud from none wouIa
IT meet with more cordial support than from
the Old Bay State.
Mr. Lincoln replied substantially as fol-
lows: q" ioi
am thankful tor this renewed assurance
OF the KIND feeling and confidence of the Old
baS STATE, III so far as you. Mr.. Chairman
nave expressed it on behalf OF those Won rn :
present. Your sanction of what have enun-
eiited IN my Inaugural, is very grateful
10 my feelings. The subject was one of great
dFhcacE, In presenting views at the open
inx OF an administration, under the peculiar
clrcums tances attending my entrance uuon
the Official duties connected with the Govern.
ment, studied all the points with great anx-
'e'f. ana presented them with whatever of
9bility ana sense of justice could bring TO bear
II IT meets the appreciation OF our good friends
IA Massachusetts, shall he exceedingly graf
med. While hope il will meet with the an
PROBATION OF friends everywhere | am thank
i"i ior IN expression of those who have voted
with MS, ana, like every Other man OF YOU |
IKE them certainly, as do others. laugh :
ter
As President, in the administration of the
government hop To be man enough not to
know one citizen OF the United States from
thother-tcries of "good nor one section
from another, | shall bn gratinnd to nave The
good friends OF Massachusetts and Others who
haV" thus iar supported ne in these national
views still To support me in carrying them out
Mr.. Lincoln excused himself from further
remarks on account OF pressing business, and
retired without more ceremony than a fare
we'll bow.
Gen. Scott and Secretary Holt We're also
visited. To the greetings OF the PeHnsylva-
MIA delegation Gen. Scott made Il brief pa tri-
otir and friendly speech.
Mr.. Holt expressed himself honored by the
visit, and regretted that the brief time he had
occupied the War Department had not enabled
him to 10 more for his country iii this the
tiEIe of lis troubles
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Nr. Liuceiu'S Cabinet.

WA-WSGToN, March 5.-The Senate, during
4 secret session of an hour and half o-day
confirmed the following Cabinet appoint
ments, submitted by Mr.. Lincoln:
Secretary Of Statc-Wn. IL. Seward, OF New
York.
Secretly of the Treasury Salmon p. Chase
OF Ohio.
Secretary of War-Sinon Cameron of Pa
Secretary of the Nayy--Gideon Wells, OF ct.
Postmaster General-Montgomery Blair, Of
Maryland.
Secretary of the Interior-C. Il. Smith, of
lnditnI.
Attorney Genrral-EdWard Bates, of No.
The YOt" was unanimous for M the ap-
pointmcnts except Bates and Blair. Ia their
eases tour or live votes We're cast again each,
because the Republicans were unwilling that
any represen tatives from slave States should
get in to the Cabinet.
A large crowd assembled around the doors
anxious to hear the result OF the Executive
session.
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AUCTION sALEs.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY r.. Il. Cook, Auctioneer.

] TnRsE YEARS nLp MULES, At AUCTION
On TUESDAY. 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, rwllI sell
ut the lot on Council Chamber Hill, corner 18th
Thirty large aud beautiful years oldMULEs,
Of Gne form and action.
e. The above MULES are all nf the very best
quality. having been selected from large tot.
aud can he confidently recommended to those
TERMS. months credit, for approved, en-
d,rsed, negotiable paper E. :: COON,
Farm OF $50 ACRES. IN new KENT
road. At AUCTION by request Of Mr.. John
bUugas, Trustee / will sell on the premises, "a
above: on FRIDAY, sth March, commencing at II
o'clock, the PLANTATION q. present occupied by
ponga cont mig sse acres q,
it is confidently believed that an enterprisiug
man could sell wood enough 10 pay most, if not
The improvements are, r good dwelling house.
q new frame Kitchen, conts lining four rooms new
house and other necessary buildings There is
we'll of excellent water al the kitchen door The
location is perfectly healthy, and the neighbor-
EPISCOPAL Church within one mile.
At THE SAME TIME-Will be sold, all the
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, and the HOUSE
HOLD FCRNITuRE. consisting. Of haodsome sets
+ Walnut Chamber Furniture, walnut Sideboard,
Aarble-FoP Tables. Dining Tables &C., &c.
Terms For the Farm on e-ttfird cash balance
in Il, y and 81 months, secured by 81 deed Of
trust. Fer movabies, All sums under $50, cash:
over that amount 90 days credit for gpprov ed
endorsed paper. Efe PSI Il. b. COOK, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L By authority Of a deed of trust executed by
lanes Waller Turner and wife, and OF record in
the Hastings Court of the City OF Richmond. bear
ing date the 1T Of October. ls5s, the undersign-
ed, Trustees therein named. wil offer for sale
az Publl au2iOn, on the premises, on MONDAY,
the llth of March next, al o'clock p " ~ fair
II not. the next fair day theredfter,) the HOUSE
and LOT therein described. situated on the North
side OF Marshall, between Madison and Monroe
streets. The HOUSE contains seven rooms, and
Is very conveniently constructed and being in a
healthy and good mel h o0rhond and very c1nve-
nient to business, affords a rare opportunity for
any one wishing comfortable residence for a
small family.
TERMs.-Cash for So much Of the purchase
money a Will be necessary 10 pay the expense Of
the sale, and Que negotiable nota dated lat oct0
Der, 1858, at l. months for S3is; one negotiable
note dated LIST October, 1861 At years. for 1896.
and The Interest each from maturity till tn Q
day OF sale And for the residue, negotiable notes
IN three equal iHstaiments, with interest added,
will be required. paying As follows: one on the
lat oi Oct, 1891; one the ls of oct, I3e2 and
one on the LIST Of Oct, 1888; secured by deed of
trust Oh the property
ALIEN. CRAIG, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. 4. Cook, Auct. fe %
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
By jaime. N. Taylor 4 Son. Auet...
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND f.OT

IN II IL MALE Or HUME AND LOT
= IN THE CITY OF HHfiHBSp Pursuant to
The provisions Of deed Of trust, dated Sovernber
is 1890. and recorded IN the Clark onice Of the
Richmond Hastings Court in Deed Book No &c A.
IN page 15t, from Bette Willis to Thomas j Evans
md WIN. II Blank. Trustees, teithar of whom il
authorized ny The deed 10 aot,l shall, on MON
DAY, the 18th day IF March. 1861, NJ air: II not
he next fair day thereAiter.l ~ y o'clock p NJ.
proceed to sell, ~ rublit auction, 70 the highest
bidder, on tho premises. "ail that LOT OF LAND,
With the BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS
hcreon, lying and being u the city of Richmond.
n DHvals Addition. on tie east line II ST. Ste
aheu street, between Charity and Federal sts.
fronting 30 feet Oh ~. stephens street and run
mug back between parallel lines, according TO the
sngtes aR1drectons OF the street, i25 feet 10 Lot
Va. 9, being part of Lot No. ~. and bounded by
Lot No. 20 on 4 he South aHd being the same pro-
acrtF conveyed to the said Bette Willis by James
towsrdin and fife, by deed, Ist Of June, ISIS -
IEKN7.-Cash, AZ to so much ~ will be neces-
airy 10 pay of and discharge the sum Of S3s2 So
he amount OF note secured in the said deed,
with interest thereon from the nh day of March
1851 and the expenses of executing he said trust:
N credit till the 10th Of May, 1851, for the SUN
II e5'825 and on credit of six months for til
RENAL uder. TIIDS J EVANS Trustep
rs JAMES II. TAYLOR i Son. Auctioneers.
III al
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by f.. Ii. Cook. Auct.
OAR FUTURES, COINTERS. kyc

II ATCTI0N on SATf,KDAY- oh insi 1t 10
clock Will sell. a the tenement corner of nth
md cary streets. al the FIXTURES coutaia ed
herein, consisting Of
One PAR, OYSTER BOXES. COUNTERS. De
An THIS, TGMBLERS, Que very convenient
'TEA MER. with Dishes, Turcens, Covers &c
tt;aehed.l one COOKING RANGE and UTENSILS,
ne Bar Room STOVE. TABLES. BEDSTEADS,
AS FIXTURES 2Bd SHADES, PLATES, DISHES,
GNGRANlNGS, &c. &c
TERMS Cash. f. +. COOK, Auct'r.
Eeg The above can he purchased privately pre-
vinnS 10 the dav of gale mi &
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Murder Trial at SerriStown

NoRGIsTowS, PA, March THE jury in the
case of Bernard NJ Nance, tried for the muir
der Of his wife, Ellen, in July last, rendered
n verdict Yesterday, finding him guilty OF
murder in The second degree. The Court this
morning, sentenced the prisoner 10 l2 years
solitary confinement.
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New YORK. March 4.-The brig Alkaline
Sprasue was lost ut Tercira, January 2Sth -
The crew Were saved and arrived here this
morning.
\ screw steamer was seen ashore yester-
day morning Il mile and a half north
of Little Egg Harbor lighthouse. She had
the Union down, but had team on. She had
run on the beach head on
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Fs, ne1f OF CLERGYMAN ForEp IN MILL
ust ~ lie body OF clergyman. identified as
sop ne hey. hr Butterworth, of Pater-
i.hy|t. } :. was found in the mill pond in
.,l,'' '.'l, l.; last Tuesday. Two Germans
i-. ~ -. ar 8ntierworth Was al their house
,apt- ~ previous. lie was dressed in drab
ald '.1ht colored vest, with black frock coat
s! h. re; Ii h arpet-bag, con tanning "A
t,o1,,a ~ trai religious books, and soms two
'ea tracts, was found GA the bank.
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Fran l{uNnn1.

New YORK, March 4.-The steamship Ca
hawha, FROM Havana on the 9th, arrived ~
this port this morning.
Sugars are i'll moderate demand at 6la6s cts.
MolasSes duh. Freights advanced.
The money market was stringent
Exchange on New York par To q per cent.
discount.
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Salute,

BCFFALo March A salute of thirty-tonr
guns was fired here to-day at noon, under the
direction of the proprietor OF the Morning
Express newspaper, in honor OF the inaugu-
ration of President Lincoln and Vice Presi.
dent Hamlin.
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Shipments for Tennessee.

SArAxxAu, March 2.--It has been decided
here that all goods shipped via this port for
Tennessee must pay duties here, as Tennessee
is not one of the Southern Confederacy, unless
the goods were purchased before February
os IN and loaded in the vessel before March Ii.
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TRUSTEES SALE NEAT LITTLE

l. X kET FARM WITH ICE HOUSE
AND PoNDS,FIFEhIL LES WEST OF RICHMOND
by authority OF deed Of trust executed by chris
topher Warberton aud wiia, bearing date the and
H"V OF August, 1859, and Of record in the Clerks
o.hcH o. henrico County Court. the undersigned
ns tiustee named therein, will proceed TO sell at
Eruoiie anction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
NE i%th day of March, l-6i, at u o'clock p NJ ;
mar desirable little MARKET FARM upon which
1he sad N1rbertnn Resides, on the old Deep Run
luInplke, I've miles from the city Of Richmond
small dwell ing house. all necessary ont houses
ana large ice house and pond sufficient 10 Ill! it,
IERAS.-knou4h in cash to pay of a note OF
T-t2l', With Interest from August Cd l.ao nd ey
pehses Of sal and upon credit as To @a!n Dc I'M
I'll The 18TH December, 1Sel. and upon such credit
as 70 me balance a. the said Warberton shall ap-
point A. Z I-OTRTNEy 'Trn.toa
JAS NJ TAYLOR Son, Aucts. fe %
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The North Carolina Election.

RALEIGH, n. g., March 5-Returns from 81
counties show the election of 65 Union and 33
Disunion candidates. The vote with regard
to Convention viii require Official returns 10
decide the majority for or against.
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Northern Markets.

B4LrIaoRE, March 5.-Flour dull and heavy
howard street and Ohio quoted at So. 25-no sales,
CITY Mills Is: Wheat fGin--white 81 416l o5: red
81 Sal %. Corn active aud brm--yellnw ssn soc
white $50 s.e. Provisions dull and UNCHANGED -
ceees nrBa at l2t4tal Whisky nrta ~ 2os,
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From Central American,

NEW YORK, March 5.-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall on The Goth, has ar
rived.
The New GranaGian Government does not
atty the treaty with the United States, say
ing that IL is II match for ei her the Northern
or Southern COniederacIes.
No tidings had been received from the Lee
want
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D'N. Trade BETWEEN THE SorrH AND
-'-At bbiiAfS--Ne see that British enter
49,. So already preparing to take advantage
e s. i'ilcy which has driven the cotton
49,, .'' ,'i OF The Union. At q meeting held
"a, LINK Of Charleston last week, propo-
E,'" gre received from Mr.. A. NJ. Weir, a
a. London capitalist, and Mes srs. Laird Il
,,. M ""h- known ship builders, offering To
., III Frr1l Britain half the amount neces-
70 secure the establishment of n direct
u ~ 'a!nships between Charleston and
,,.'' l"oi II Is proposed that a Joint stock
PtNF shali be formed in England unde.
n .iHlted Inability act, in V hch the Charles
,1'i euolders VIII be placed on the same
- "i'h All others The company once
,pJ, 'hrte iron screw propcllers are 10 be
tstf@nu run IS a regular line between
l.4 on ana Liverpool II is intended that
= ,AaiI he OF / 500 TONS meas urement, and
,I '1,'t power, with capacity for 1900 bales
At Ion, taxing the bale al ADO lbs. The to-
q, .,s u each steamer il is calculated, will
r -, UNI 10 more than $3.50 900, or s705, 900
lie 'iiIee, The proportion to be raised by
hropie OF Charles ton being s235 900. The
ssd,"aa has been warmly taken up by the
allfs1~ merchants Of that city, and a COM
loI, 'a> been appointed to solicit subscrip-
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BY Thomas w. kepsce, Auct'r,
tOhice corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
Six. TRUSTEES SALE OF

--z TRUSTEES SALE OF
q - z E.sssg HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
TT r + 7fUTRRNlITImRE; PIANOS. HoRsT
MALE lNsflTUTE, UNION HILL, At AUCTION.
BY authority Of deed Of trust executed by WIN.
Jacob Points. hearing date 22d September, 1850
aud of record in the Clerks Office of uenrico Go
Court, the undersigned, AZ trustee named therein
Wi pr ceed /" sell At !nhlic aucfion on the pre-
a. 10 o'clock, the HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN
fFRNlTtRE, including Bureaus, Belsteads
Mattresses: Feather Beds. Cane Chairs, Windsor
Chairs, Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Marb,e-tGp Tables
two Piano Fortes, Bed Clothing, school FuInI-
ture, &c, Ne.
ALSO One HORSE and one cow
TEEMS.-t0r All sums under S5a cash for sums
Of so and upwards an approved endorsed neg0-
table note, at 80 days credit, with interest added
4. Z. BROWN, Trustee.
b Sale conducted by THos. w. kEEsEE, Auct
an
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Missouri LEGISLATURE.

Sr. Lorls, March 3.-Luther Glenn, Com
missioner from Georgia, delivered strong
secession speech before a joint session OF the
Legislature last night,
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R4S>-,rTITTyA COA'S LINE.-F 9
ESSSefEsss.6$%9BOA TO LYNCHBURG THREE
TIMES A WEEk-TUESDAYs,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. T. EMIT.
Boat JAS; J IRBY, Capt. l., MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, CSgt, II. w GEf-
Boat FAME, Capt. w. Fl. Parsons.
Boat -----, Capt.
These Boats all Of the frst class, comn,znded
by careful Captains and hands, and leave prompt
~ as advertised. For freight. spply to
GUY Il COX, Agents,
fe It's At Ccx's Shed Dock street
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NJ LiNGHORN h sons


T . Il \ G G o.
Always on hand and for sale, az prices FROM p
TO o. CENTS PER POUND:
n. LANGHORN 4 SONS "ORONOCO lbs. :"
LEAF " sTANARD,' aud :tG0LDEN PEACH"
brands. Also, their celebrated ''IIY hNA CLUB
and STAR SMOKING TOBACCO, made from
the finest Leaf.
Dealers requested to call aud examine the
stock. BROWN \ MCCLELLAND
f. iaant. for N,nut,rtnr,,S
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Fl OF e L S
DA Il 4 L Il IL OU Sc.

OAR Il Nous
L Il 0 0 N.
The addition TO this Hotel being completed,
with superior accommodations tor Ladies and
Gentlemen, will be opened on MONDAY, Feb
ruary 18th.
and II Is the intention of the pr0prietOrs to make
II worthy the patronage of the travelling public.
II. D. PARKER,
fe ls-dlm(if( JOHN f. MI LIS.
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pEDtOKD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

This article is prepared from the water of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by a
careful and scientific method OF evaporation
whereby all of the mineral ingred erts aud medl-
cHal properties OF the ater retained in il UNI
impaired. Gail and procure q pamphlet of our
JACKSON, Of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
delphia, and also twenty other Pb ysicdn> OF emf
aenCe, te>t;fying to its efficacy IN various dis
eaaes The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Mesers. MEADE x BAKER aud Z. T. RoBIHsOY,
Drugsists Richmond Va.
ECUbJS L. COWS
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First Cabin......S75 Steerage.


7NSrr-Ilx..y 4 Nd KVANUhh.-Ihe Z = 4 . 4 +
having Resumed her place again in the
line between New York and Richmond, the three
Steamers comprising ii will as follows, viz:
The YORKTOWN, Capt PARRISH; the JAMES
TOWN, Capt. SIMMER, and the ROANOKE, Capt.
GQrCH, win leave New York every TUESDAY,
TIT RSDAY and SATURDAY, at 3 P If.
Returning, they will leave here every Z L ES-
DAY, tRlDAY aud SATURDAY, at4P. N.
For further information, inquire of the UNDER
signed LCDLAM x WATSON,
Opposite Steamers Wharycs.
/ n. B.-The above steamers stop at Norfolk each
way. NH 5-ts
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pUBLiC sALE.-The ~ bscri Der. Intending
MOTTO
" EUGENE CARRINGTON.

LUMBER EALER
Cor franklin and 18th SITS. Richmond, Va
Always on hand, Il fine assortment of all kinds of
LUMBER, viz:
WHITE PINE, ASH.
MAHOGANY. HICKORY
BLACK WALNUT, OAK
CHERRY. MAPLE.
POPLAR, BUTTON WOOD,
YELLOW PINE.
inch BOARDS, NEATItEREOARDING
inch do. FLORIDA HEART PINE,
STEP PLANK. GARDEN RAILS,
FLOORING, SCANTLiNG, sc.
Ai>o-EEILIEG BOARDS, HEART aud SAP
SHINGLES, LATHS, CEDAR aud OAK POSTS.
NH lin
THE RICHMOND Examiner will he
l. published DAILY by DAElEL & LLOYD.
from their office on Governor street, on and after
the 18th of FEBRUARY, lS6l. Ii shall contain the
latest news by mail and telegraph. The sub
scriDtion price will be Sc for the year, when left
ut the houses of subscribers. It may also be OBJ
tanned from carriers at two cents for the sing lie
copy, or TEN CENTe the week.
Persons beyond the limits of the city desiring to
obtain the DAILY EXAMINER by mail, can do so
by ord ring it in letter directed to the " ENami-
ner Office, Richmond, Va" containing their ad-
dress and six dollars.
The SEMI WEEKLY and W EEKLY EXAMINER
will be published a. heretofore-the first for 81,
the second for ~, invariably III advance.
fG cts
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by Geddin & Apperson, Auct's.
COMMISSIONER, SAIr nF yAIUt

- BLE REAL ESTATE, ON BROOKE TURN
FINE, NEAR TO BACON QUARTER BRANCH -
olfenlt Court Of the city of Richmond, pronounced
ga me ON February 1851, in the case Of 'Stearus
t" to-, sell at public auction, on The premises, on
FRIDAY! the 9Th March, Issi at o'clock P n e.,
Qi TAR II not, the first fair day thereafer,) the
real estate referred to in the bill Of the plf = aud
now IN the occupancy Of Mr.. william Cuttings
wor,h, r., consisting OF a large LOT and most
excellent BRICK TENEMENT, with appurte-
nanceS thereto belonging, fronting On the north
side OF ne bronke Turnpike, opposite the resi-
south by Franklin street
TERMS; -one-third cash: balance at 8 and 70
months, tor negotiable notes, interest al led. sat
isfactorly endorsed. ad title retained till all the
purchase money Is fully paid. Taxes for 1851 to
be paid by the purchaser.
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-06
pLAtk SKIRT BRAID.

DLACk SKIRT BRAID
ID RUBBER COAT and VEST BUTTONS;
GOLD BRAID;
CoMBINATIoN CORsETs, all sizes;
SEWING SILKS;
COATS SPOOL. COTTON
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS;
WOVEN SKIRTS, Is to 81 hoops.
Full lines OF the above Goods Just received and
For sale 10 the trade by
fe27 GINTER, ALVEY x ARENTS