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q DEsERIEKS.-T meu described be!ow
n are feeerter- tTUll the hlCA MuND LIGHT
IA QUA RI. and request all GO citizens to use
. heir ~ 1rts to nave them returned to at
my headq uarters, Ia Richmond, on l3'h street,
near Cary, coLfned in the nearest Jail. notify
ing me of the fac:
JOSEPH A. BKEENE. An Irishmsn, and British
subject, family residing in tAIiaiA age about
10, il over six feet hikh and 6tontt~ built. dark
b air, and heavy beard. face usually flushed; hiss
considerable money abont hls person, mostly IN
gold con; wore grey pants with black .tfips, and
dark ttutk coat
WIN II BUkDBLL, a native Of South Carolina
about siX feet high, light hair snd co4i xion
hlue eyes sight mouetdcha. Came here in zap
gin AKuUs company, Richardson Guards, |
think l. iuclinei I" be Preserved Wore gt.y
pants with black, stripe, carkooat, gray cap and
. sh
sWILIlAM RYAN, SAYS he is an EngIlshma D.
and belonged 10 the PSlaski Rifles, from Mobile,
IA company recently dIShaud d. wore grey
cap -hirt and pants; Is about ; feet inches hgn
dark hair and ccHpIeXion n" beard
ANY Information IN regard to tea above part es
will be duly appreciated and rev arded
q A. WALBACK,
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LOST, STRAYED, Hc.
PERSONAL.

ENfOR VI ALTON IS de'ired at this office Of thu
j Post utic" idrs-s of Mr.. HENR9 HANDLER
son cf tha ''St Il 'rd G1ardS,' Ninth Louisiana
heg'm"pt, Col hlchard Tsy lor A line address 81
Editor 81 the Dispatch. ~ from Mr.. Henderson
any of tie officers OF his Regiment, Will con
ter favor an 81.
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s--Lscr.~ 7OBACCO.-Fines sun eured Tobacco
- n Is selling high at this time, and We
would advise our friends 10 send in. We sold
three hhd%. "n yesterday ~ the foil wing high
p1ee. AZ S22, q si7, snn at lis. Fine ship
ping IL also sailing WELL nhi' q con mon nd me-
dunn grades continue duil ard low
p-it JOHNSON * PROM ".
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=. TWO ELEGA>TFAMILY HORSES

AxAsFnk "a BIZ The sub-rTIber has for 81 t.
two elegant FAMILY HoRSkS-oue a eur-
rel, wears old, wall broke to harne>H--a 81
perior autmA the - her Il BAY Mare wears
old Can DO recommended i reliable family
sniInal.
Whaling to di.poee Of them inm sdiateiy, bar
gains may be- had by apple atom to
A MYERS
HuS-2it I'D Main street.
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AUCTION HAIER
By Richard Cau,horu, Awc'v,

my GOODS, SHOES, BOOTS, Ac. Ar
=, Az ItnH %" fhtpA, s,h instan', 4, 10
clock. my st"ie. viii ~ail I,t . Dry hoods
constdiug Of Non, slinS Da i.,iaes FlAna.I Be-
i"gs, MaTseila- Hos teey sc.
SHOES. Also. - cases Boot and khoA. 70.
,-ei vad from y county acre i-ui ds,i aibg tusi-
CLOTHING In addt % 10 the ahova. Will
..1t = mall lot + ca thing Pants tost., Vests,
&c. 81, lau ~ l. CtU.. I'm Aue'
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PATRIOTIC MoyE-Ws copy the fo!!owing
from the New Orleans True Delta, OF the 81,
inst, FOR the information OF I.ouisianiaus IL
Virginia
We are pleased 20 see that the new iron
building OF Can't sttest, near the river, II
being rapidly ImpioVised It.to n free market,
where the voluntary offerings OF our patriotic
ptant"rs can De- DIS LrIbu ted 10 the families vi
the soldiers who are now batting tor the
rlEhls or the South on The plains oi Virginia.
Ne" offers OF supplies are coming in daiiy,
ana Inc labor ana Iumb.r for con yertiGS The
building into market are the sra:uitp OF
f-llnEs OF lumber eTcaants and builders.
One merchant Of tins city sent yesterday 10
the new market two hogs heads OF sugar and
ten barrels VI molaSses, To be apportiuned out
10 ihose VINO may need ii BY hionuay next,
We presume, the market viii tie nIaugurated,
ana Ia The memories OF thousands IL vii r.
main through AL time AS u MONUMENT 10 The
patriotic charity OF 1861.
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An unknown soldier was found dead ab3ut
Two miles from Big Lick, III Roanoke county,
va last Monday evening.
Nathan Il. Thurman, an old and esteem e.l
merchant OF Lynchourg, died on tuesday
last.
The Lynchbarg NiTSjnian says: "Our city
Is fui OF soldiers. We have never seen so
many hurrying forward to the seat OF war"
Col. Van Leonard, an old and bonoreu eitl-
z-n OK Columbus Ola, died on he 2linst.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


&A i nTrn W. en- - Hr ~ IN
VYN SALE, OK hACHANdh t"k Sk6RpEA:-
~~~4 omar Snd "lsh !" san or TsehanHT Iof
Negroes, Nhe ioto"lne ,a1ts oi LAND In II IN
va hHn nol y , "a y,. .
ist VIA IN n"sue MIA h"''Fdf ''uhty'
C"at"lhns 40 d.los iI y nI'ee ~" uuuei '".l
P"'Ion, <"' "tIe' ~ o""arneu W. YeNie Hku,
mort 81 ~ puiht ~, az utnitei' w NJ" i''a}
tor rninSel'"n. me I'M ,yVein"nts consist OF
u'upte tot .euIu' i"n lo' ~i"o..' Pe>Haso
aho R"l !eiS i've "Hta .'"'i "iu 'tIp' I'D
h"use' g., .,H' ''""1 XIV 800 ',u1'
''-e-, o"of! nth. g. @pPIe,' an peaIHt
nfN 80 -, brsa n - ~;
stem tntin7. - W. :" P""' W. 80 al"
TGaci les ca both sidas Of Bo.na Fh&,ia, about
nne mile north of col. W. II. HuIum's FeyTy
and adjoining Judge w h. Harris place. the
south, Col. h9bn>0u Tops plantation III.
north, fyra Rhodes estate ao1 W. w. Crnrms
land UAiha wfct, ard W. ". HOgans estate
the easl This ''ra3i lies zen mites from tho Mis-
si-siryi liver. tNali Rose Lani.ug,l and about If
teen niles from FrtI'l;S, ms comfy seat, nd
Napoleon, ARK. ! VII sell tho whole, or one
half intereAt to A good p!an'er. Who viii pnt in
cqcai amount Of no~Ioes, h9rees, oxen, s. ,
and plant in &c partnership.
III. Another tta"t, oil ~ acres, ahont three
miles from MY impto'et place ant NJ and half
mules from FoRIr filia, ADJOINING tho lands "i
pr and a } ir"m + rlat1-J'n sties dead
ensd about two years aRo. aud can b" easily prt
IN cultivation me rr%t Yer can hase the
lumber sswed aud several nn&tJ cabins bull, 1t
Sd Another tract, containing 4os acres near
Furtars Bayou, near "r adjoining the lanas Of
Col W A. shaw. or John Nj. shann"n's plan
tation. No improvements
Hh. Another tract. OF al5 acres, in Ho mss
ING he lands ri the sstste ~ s.musI Richardson
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EOh DlAkkHEA AND SUMMER COM =
4 fhAlNfk.--Ws have on hand very superior
Artiels OF III AGkRsKHY BRANDT, Of our own
make Also. Con aentratsd Extrset Of Jamaica Gin
ger anS fresh arrow Root, &c for the relief and
cure 81 D,arrhua
ABApk 4 BAKkR. PhArmsssuttsts,
80 ass hAsA p. eefAst shove Pest. Q6ee,
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WANTS.
For other Wa~ts, SEQ first Paye

-~---------~---~---
tFor other " Wa~ts, =" SEQ first Payel
\y ANTED 4 DWELLING A sentIsmeu
W. ihNt moving to me olty; "i7h~s - Ien' E:j
''iu'Niidtsiy so"d u" tLt'nr h'pHb Cd
,'"'''u'HF 'h"ui H'k T." "mS, ~ ".'tr M
80, ""i n S'"d yAfn d''"Fhou 10 me premises
,I, ,,,s ,'n ~" hinntsH Walk OF the leie
4 location nr,n rr.nkiin or t;raca street ,rs
tyr I'd II T.. ,a,t.i,ls DIV Of iny c.nnn, ia mad I'M,
"a ,diaicIv Two u.Ii- iuruishaI ktr,un wi h IN.
p.t.1Isss ct = klTGHsN, won d be accepted
Address or nan r. IT ths onirs of RI. EnrIhsr,
teleEfapa COMPANY, NJ. 80 Man "trsel.
a" ~
AZ Ant ia TtACdtn- ~ 20 HnnII1
w Wanted, 4 NIX quai,red LaDY. tois,et
he usual sugii,n branch -. tJgtIbsrwiIb Fr.ach
"nd hn''c on The Piano, ia private Iaiuiiy.-
nvue n't Hi lh5 hlsn'7l "ihtt ne.d apply, foi
"a. , ~ np.rat StihlF VIII he ""Id address
s II Mr. p'Hf" "a ''hcs' Ter Two dHy'
an " =
w A,rrhIED ny = Flfk MA h'd,, /" blTUH
prt y.ta f.m,ty shs =, ce., r"p.n % ~
'n.u.yes Win mn.t, tnii nts ID 20" tue
49, :, n,, go ,"' ~, u~H nei - 81 a
sven. ,Addr.ss, Box az" Richmond 4. o.
NAMED n, kt1 - ,,1, -,,-1- ,,-,--1
w Of rooms IN aa, 4'I p. tl, Of t h..
city. Tor such house 4 rs@s5n bic rent Sd
will be paid promptly AppIy At Ia
iUWEh5' rn1tJgia,njr Gallery
"A A>.EO-CHOICtf kUI,.-lw .ll pay goou
risf, fs,.h-, 4minees AFFECTS. t.rap's xo ~.
IN, III or l,,vt uu.ntj is - '' -
Iro>f 1jG Mains
Next door To Exchange Bank
aua-t. Wholef.le ana KeiaiT FIND Sire
1,1,>,,, =, :, :, :. !
w 5000 IN Ed "a FL l-io ii ny hoo OF
W Hh,'hmA has, 10 w"ih IN nnhtar, e4nP
h'oA'7 Noa' Odt tis ,i peg on kmen need dfp'y
snq-c,+ i "a q NAN 9ng 49,.
,,,,.,E,, y = :, - :,
w 49, ~ Z n ~ > II Z " h"un.., III {"
rogm' or, II nafa'n4Ahsd, me rent laus5 be 81
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hR SIS sii.h>. Fancy pTsss hIids Tor sale
AMI CHI.ES a CPTNFkY
- s.CEtyED AND iDk ~Al.E Hrev Mn
II tary t;assiIrsraS Eusmeiled Cloth. f"r Slan-
ksls coiorsd Fiaunals, 81 bite Rianka'S
JOHNSON u HARDWOOD.
Ia 20 No III Main s'rs"'
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Ik"FHIEa 1t it stated that the Confederate
government has ordered that all arms and
V'h"f property captured from the Fsisrals on
'o+ psttie field OF Manassas, be taken posses
N"u ot by ihe army officers, wherever they
may h- found. This would -"em 20 be a Judi
''ous move. A CORES p0nd-nt, writing from
'tia'" Spring. calls attention 10 the fact that
tim of all desCri ptione are being carried off In
CREST quantities. and he thinks ne has seen
'N''Eh on tho different railroads 10 furnish \
'F'le@rt II j. clear that all these weapons
"hgnld b. ~ the hands of those who are Tight
'"s oNf battles, nrd Ne are gratifled at the an
'''"0ement that the authors are turpin.
iArf attention 10 the matter.
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niAKRHWi KILLER certain remedy
~ for the positive aud speedy cure of Diarrh.ea
Aumner Complaint, Cholera Morhas. ADD all 9th 81,
diseases of the stomach aud bowels Tais we'll
knowp medicine has been fons hefora the p1 Bile
aud can be confidently reeonns nded Tor ih q bo
complaints. H. Is pct up in cheap fern 80 ~ tt
enable All osuppty Themselves without much ax
peBss. Price, only 81 cents Il bottle. A libeFa,
deduction will bs made to soldier. baylas ~ th.
dozen, Prepared ard sold by
x. W. POWHKS Druggist
f.ayaar III In "a fsrh ais
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INALlGOES, GALstDE>. Received, iasKs
- iot OF Calico, fast cnloTs, which We offer At the
o,d price OF l2i cents per yard.
JOHNSON n HARDWOOD.
Ma'D
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-AeUTHhRN COME EHACT
~ bonds i viii receive II rar n"ntheTn Con
fad-racy Hnnd-, Tor the purchase 9f goods, or In
pavmsnt 81 debts due me
10 2s ALFGED MOSES ~ Main at
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peal COGNAC BRANDY IN BOND
IL " the btands-
n,ard, purny Co, dark and rsls.
Plaust y 20, -
Ia. HenneJsy X Go ."
The J'0ve RRAh bish, now nnGer Custom
''"nr' tex, ara at Unsurpassed gUatiiy. and old
l"rcitati"n- Tor sale foI cash by
NJ lis hGREk1S y MELl,tS.
, 1861-02-28

..+... s.~.ua A... r.. .h,,
!oseEn pes.5 1,t nm 9o;. ina. tGs is
s9 snn ~ n2aS H. ~ 9R soe't .1.s
X nnas - m ,s,s ,ssst1@ - q
9 1oMeov ,s usis e. p t;[ 1aE
et los s4pesnne, &2.2saoz S soa
s o xe3 i ~ to - sa} IN ~ O.
- ~ fSs.s, sv - ,ots ~ e ~ aM
a. III s9 LA. ~ ~ a1 - hhs
witho1t sales. Grsin-Ihe rectipts end stocks oi
fair Remand both fof abinmeof @ M and nd 1aiitn;, is
rather better: sales reach about 5000 bushels at
froan ri a0n$1 n Tor common to rocd and prime
Se1tern and pennsyfyauie reds Si.9s0t1t30 for
Southern I'd. and xl.s3@Sl. .50for common ID good
ana chofce ThfteNthe lStfer for Kentucky. mostly
IN st1re Tya "a niso nnd 600 hpEheIs
Fennaylsan il and New York sold At 6s@secs corn
cnmes in s1oRlT. and come 5000 bushels. mostly
new ,yaIlowr sold ut 6e1eoc, chiefly at91@pc, n
store and IN the cars holders noW Ee1eialty asE
the highest rate for prime aE lots Wnlen Is en ad-
vance Of 2c per bushsi 1ncioaed n tne aboIe are
some damp II Is Ut bofd54c, anC o!o yeHoN et b3M
&C; oats are 1aoxinE OF NOR neely and sales IN
clrde 15.o00 bushels at 9319&He iof gooa and
choice Penns5lvRnin and sonthern-c61eny ut
s2Ns: barley e a9n 7a S1ss ate ealess
t.ue ~ ~. .as- ,a'w 81 w. ~, rx ~
HrFFALo mAAhET-Munoayr, Fe9. S5.-Ehere IS
tmodefa1c nen.sna ,aeE 4onts ana me nlaf1et II
steadg :ne note eales o. ~ nFA extra Indiana. at
$55; 199 40 canice extfa ONO at $ 81 and a.
az double e1t5a ~. ee at S6: Wheat quiet and no
H3l8H. NO. Epf1HE Ii UuOteu at a5cs No.
, 1861-02-28

II w.exrIrro,o,y 1ra,, o. IT.,
enee to-day, In voting down the Franklin sub
stspsg; h ny III ane eame poslllon as week ago
oome Soutneln GommlsslonetB are much dis
coufageo, eut con1orted by the assurance Of
!nose from otnef sections, and they will en-
oeaVor 70 reconcile the conflicting Views on
slaFerT tomorrow.
ana WasneaIne f q q Illinois. md Burlipgame, on
t1e part OF tue House, waited on Lincoln and
HamAn 1o-n1ght, and furnished them with GER
nncates NON hrecklnEldge and Speaker Pen
| u9'qa' u 'aelF e'ecH1on- fneT FORMALLY ae-
cepted. " =; ~.
Convention by, somes, Of Maine, to protect
aaa soa 9 81 fne press II the
iit4s'' iorits o'Aa "s0 ''S~'A ~o"A ~ q ou1A1 1'Ae
r IL understood that tha f,orar,,-,an+ IN
| tenda ia ;nst;tuts nrneesdines i1nne5isteiv
! against Gen. Twicps for treason. His move
atstsa LIZ The 81 wec ~ aa ~ Satt
faror ;,nrned;ats acf;c,, l. hfs cesa 1e' e''t@
CIV. RontWeII ard 5e1eoation lei =, Mem r,,o.
~ .n .s...e ou ...:. SISs. - ~" El9
tao sn a NC Mg ov. naasn sle ~ as eecte
u Wal s;,+a egt1s ng hs1T 1snea " ~ me Pnp-
neas. pp p,11.e.e ,nt anu nooassete y. W. 1oIk
lef Cona3 81 as :! fossmaster General, were pre-
sented 70 ~; @ Leneoln & yestesaay,
ILL., mr: van "scA ls sui qulte ~ put nnt f q
oangeI.
eAty ne9une1 " CoHE5eEs g HAVs 1lgned
4n leso4etaendanon ntglns tnomas =. Iheakef,
tae.a emoef 1fom on'o' 80 Commissioner OF fa'
Ta1sh frs,;no- h,. ,,,,a,4 has, ,.,,.
opinion on 1he question Of Legality Of the ac-
tsptaaees tSt l5sneo pg sestetaIy fio5a. As holds
- Lay o aesolulug to autaoElallye oseaelons OF
.ua snp.smS CouIt ~ ptes1one cases o. Ike
, 1861-02-28

Injuries thereo - .--------------e
Resol.ed, That We recognize slavery IS now
existlngn: fifteen states by the usages and
lawe Of those States and recognixen no author
to Interfere With slavery in disregard Of the
riRhta Of their ioHuers or Of the peace Of 40
III That Is .ssiss reeogns issfs tfhssG2ieastlce sid
propriety pf faithful execution Of the Con
stttntfoh and laI1 mAde ID pursuance thereof
an the subtect of fugitive slsves; ;fana ldlscoun-
tensoce al mob& Or hind1ances to the exacu.
;tion Of ,snch l&Wa.aand ocitieensrof each
State aha11 be entit}ed 10 all the PRIVILEGES &nd
iMmMmuplt!ea p M q citizens ID thR several States. y
= R@tastzn. .,That We.teeo9nizt no such conflict.
Ing elements In ita composition, ,or sufficient
cause from. any source for asdlssolution of this
GoVerument We are not sent here tQ:destroy;
the country, and see equal justice done to an
patS eaast fRa RffRstsstf se 3s On Of
Rksotxd, That the faithful observance on Tie
part Of uu the States of all constitutional OBJ
/. ..ligatione To- each other and to sthep General
sans5a9eat eannt9 !: ssssPI T. t9e peace Of ths
rktsaesd, That Il, "a the, duty Of; tho Federal
tect federal property ! and preserve the Union
iR<salrs9, That each State Is requested to re-
wise It's statutes. and, # necessary; 50 amend
'as to secure, without Legislation By Con-
gress,; to citizens. of otheTF States travelling
therein the eame protection as the citizens Of
other States travelling or kojournipg therein.
r. Rsso9sed, That each State is respectfully re-
quested: to enact such laws as wilt prevent or
punish my attempt whatever in such State, to
set On foot the laWlesa invasion Of any other
STATE or Ierrltory.*- :',i i
). Rsso1ved, That the President be requested to
transmit the foregoing to Governors, with the
request to communicate them to- their reepee-
tive Legislatures. .:
:! The Select Committee Of five on the Presi.
dents course in receiving commissioners from
South Carolina reported to day, The MAORI.
ty:report. is signed By Dawes, Howard, and
Reynolds. The 1ComIdlt regard the mission
ttsel5, as well hs the MANNER In which 1t was
treated by the President, as among the most
fn which we tliye.1 The Committee cannot per.
ceive on what principle the President assuned
/. to entertain or. hold official communication
|! With the represe Of South Carolina, for
it seems 0bvioug enoug h TINT under the
principle announced in his annual message;
the commissioners could be regarded In no
other Light fhHu as enSasedih a Revolutionary
effort to subyert the Government, and it would
have been the;p plain dnty of the executive to
entorces the. lays against ANY ,indiyiduals
known or suspected of complicity In any
movement Of reasonable character. They
fall to see any circumstances iustifying the
President in entertaining diplomatic inter.
course with South Carolina, except on the as.
dent power, and the President by according
them an official reply involved to- some extent
q recognition Of the assumed position Of tie
retelTOEs State -"
, 1861-02-28
MARKET BIZ TRLEERAPH.

NEW fORK, Feb. 97,-F1oun-No Important
change IN atate and western, the demand, both for
eEPort IND homs consumption is limited and out
Sales 900 bbls at 20 for super state s.. 30
@5.s5 fog extEa state, s6,16@s.25 for snpes west
ern. s5D@59 for eommon to medium extra
round hoop Ohio, and s5.7o@7.oo ior trade hraCds
Canadian aour continues heavy: Sales so bbis II
Ed sa M sa1ss sSSa for R5a os
choice SUPER Corn Meal dull and heavy at S4 90n
az Ter Jersey apd s'29s ss g e5
G9Af@WIeat dull and heavy. baf prices with.
ont imports. change. shippers. ia view OF the
at decline to whiea az are en
willing 70 accedc. Sales $500 bu Milwankee cInb s
At S delivered SO bn red etate at 81 80; 100
csnsda at $l.so: Rye etcady at G566sc. sacs
.e @ 20 shssy shass At m &C. sa 9 r.
SsR; oael FL Il %ss Ss sssS5 q a
western IN store; &c delivered; !; 6OXGs1X for
new mixed western at the Railroad Depot: 68(eGtc
delivered-thc latter price for heavy choice; Ga61
southern. Oats heavy and lower Sales S5m35,fc
tos sgestern and Canadian 35X GssXc ior sfate.
81 pR9.'s.2SPerk y fin sqt 5a1s5 quiet; :sles
, nsef Be- unchanged With llttle more doirg: aales Of
: go bIls at s4.ss1s foE eonutrg prime; $5.s5GG.i5
@ for county, =, e mess; ss@1oeofo for 1epscEed mese;
and nominal: Beef. haIns steady; ta1es 50 bris
Western at; cntmeata steady with good demand.
salss ~ pkEs as s,1@es1s for shonldsrs; sX@sxc
red and &c for lire weight. Bacon dull and heayv
Lard continues tteady. and demand moderate:
saIes 800 brls It e5f@l0A; 400 kegs on D. t. But
ter steady as 1a9!4 pr Ohio. and 14019 for stata.
Cheese steady ut a9t10H for Inferior to peime.
GROCERIES Coffee continues quiet and steady;
sales 3o5 bags Rio at nH@l2H&: ISL bags Mafa.
caibo at l3At; 200 u1ate Java at 16ttl6xG, 6nFer
-pcmand continues moderate and market ffm:
sales $50 hhds C1ba at 4A@5Ac; 25 boxes Havana
at s4c; 800 do Meladn at 8kc. Ao1asses contin-
nc dull except foF Few Orleans. which is stcndS;
eales 10 bble y at 24@Ssc; 70 hhda new crop
Gnba mnsooFsde m.a r. 2lessc = bhds new crop
sTocKs=Acttye and higher. Chi &RI, 6aA: q
q Tol, S6X; Gal 8 Chi, ny !; III c scrip, 81; 81 S
Etd, Sax n G. 5sA Reading 46K; Hnds, 46E;
Ma1ls@ pta, AK Erie, s!H: Tc. 1X; Pae1Ee
l. 100; Huds Sd mortg &c, ST.
NEW IoEK CATTLE MAEKEf.-BEEr-In better
demand and Advanced hc- Receipts upward 200
head. ptecs ranged from 6K@6 10 9a to 1oIi0H
and 10Ac for preMfQm cattle.
head.
:swnE-Fetches higher prices. Receipts 4,5oo
head Quotations at 4H@54c. =,
, 1861-02-28

|. CtscEYA11. Feb. s6-Clover IL In h1t moderate
demand, at ${.3Q@4-40, the 1atter rate for small
lots from store. Timothy dull, and prices declined
t. $s5o@s GO: Sales Of 100 bn Timothy at $25o !;
:! 50 ao clover at 81 80. J.
scarce wtth fnrther eales Of 1900 bn ut sla5A4 rs
tor common to good quality. including some small
lots Of prime, at rom 81 10 5612K q bu, the
Sa.53G2s75; and domestic fax seed Mt s.. 1.43@1.a5
q bu, 6nd but little offering: the late imports Of
Calcutta seed ars held for hiaher prices. OF red
otaaout 500 sacks IRE reported at S2D2 -
a sack. = =
New YORK, Feb. 25.-C1oyer was In fair demand
for the country. with salee to the country 17Kc
been made within two or three days at Ss.6o6l2-
STH. L1nseed, continued in good demand. a1al
saes Of two er three OF Calcutta in Boston
terms, but believed to be on The sane ,rspgej 4
eaie'of !so bu rotEh fax seed was made at $1.37@
1.45 cash.
, 1861-02-28
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PROVISIONS.

Observation-Disclosures a5s--The tone of the
provision market continues to improve, md the
advance asked for bacon on Saturday was
partially established, with .ales OF 266 hhds
at, 94c for RIB: aidea.a TG37kc for shoulders;
shoulders; Fidcs and clcaf rides. The demand is
chiefly from the South. The Tennessee riFef being
up; shipments were matie In that direction. Bulk
sides. The only sale Of mess pork was 200 brs at
415. Good brands are mostly held at $16.S7@
i. The demand il light but holders are not an1-
ioua to reaIizc.-Gdzetke. 80.
, 1861-02-28

NEE oHiEiSs, Feb. "a. r. M-Flour continues
dnl], but there II NO change In prices and lie d.
u.9d local. Baps19nne ss S g. Prov3si0as--Mess
sal1 It $18: which is 4 nominal quotation: La1d
unchanged and dd1:' Bacon very duh, and ha}ders
anxions to sell. Shoulders are offered frec!y 1t
Ike; sldes at esz@1oe,a and clear sides At 1ix@i1E
Nc Whisky IN good demand. un3 3priccs aasauced
70 &c Corn III better demand, md prices &c hich-
er. Sales OF 5000 hags at &c fer mixed. Coaee
In fair demaut, and tho market firm ut fBXc: lor
prime. 8ngat In faft dEnaud, and the market
Ntm at tAc96H for 4u1y Hair to choice, ii. 600
nhds were received; during the week. Mu!assses
week. Sight 2<sangeo on Netv York &c dis. 'A30
Y.Hmc GAaKsr98Feb sss.ZH1des- m 5,;i., :.
and UNCHANGED s31ss s. @ M city 11aashser At TX,
4 W1edemeyeF's circular says:-" In our hide,
market dnlIness has ruled the week, and the sum.
lnAry ofttEntacoua, aimee onf last Ia only trivial
A. therc is 10 buosancy In the manufactured ar
Aels. tanners seem determined to work m only a
minimum Allowance Of the raw material The nm
Of Eeekiy lsoedpts, n1.honeh Of limited extent; Is
auirements "-c'ntse[ e Eaqatrer.s 4 a::s:
Pnu.AnrLpuA--Feb. .aS-The, reoe31t... .na
stoeH OF dorr continue mpderata Tor he seasnn
md holdeEs nndes the moro favorable tenor Of IN
, 1861-02-28

FoRT SMITH, February pa through Over
land mail coach passed this place today. This
mail came through .unmolested. The seizure
Of the mail before reported :wns at Apache
Pdss, about $50 miles west of Eel Paso bY IN
dians, who seized the mail, all the stock and
the station Temporarily. The route along the
apache pass is now protected by Company
Of United States dragons, and no further
trouble Is apprehended. "a =