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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22
By Thomas w. keesee, Auctr,
lliEica enrnar of Eth aud "a rY sIraaia \

OAK, TTON WOOD. AND PINE
" PLANK, FOR SALE 1T AUCTION .-Wili be
sold at auction, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March
ed commencing at O'Clock, at the Tobacco Fac
tory recently occupied by MIR. John l.. Lyon, cor
ner 18th and Main streets
Il, 900 feet one-inch Seasoned OAK PLANK.
5000 do. do. do. BUTTON Woop.
900 do. CASING PLANK-Pine.
TERHs--At sale.
NH 20 THGS. w. kEESEE. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES
TINS DAT

By 4. p. C.ok. Aneftoneer. III
GREAT AUCTION SALE
Rich DRESS SILKS AND OTHER rAReh 3
FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
on FRIDAY, MARCH z2D. 49, ru~
IN ONE or THE NEW sTORE5 USDER The
sP0TswooD HOTEL. So
1--WE HUNDRED DRESSES
FANCY coLoREp AND BLACK SILKS.
And great variety Of ether
From the LARGE and ELEGANT stock Of
WATKINS & FlCkLEN,
who. for the purpose o., reducing IL, nave as's1-
''''As' y Public AUCTION.
Without reserve, large part u tbeir shiire az
sortmcnt of rich and elegant
FRENCH DRESS SILKS
FANCY DRESS 9oOI,s.
To which the ladies Of Richmond and surrounding
counties specially invited, as arrangements
will be made Tor their accommodation
~ Sale to commence at ii o'clock 4. ~.
or reserve.
A rare opportunity Is thus offered to ladies and
gentlemen, citizens, strangers, and merchants, to
supply their wants, cut of stock which, In pofrt
Of variety and elcgace, has never been snrpassed
zsssle 10 be conducted by +. B. Cook, Aact.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-22
By Alexander Mott. Auct'r.

NITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES,
L Sc-Will he sold at auction, at my store, on
SATURDAY, March %, CONNIE cling al 10 % clock
a !ot ~ second hand FURNITURE. STOVES, sc.
DRY GO0DS-tiioth Shoes aud Fancy Goods.
GROCERIES, CR0CkERI aud GLASSWARE.
WATCHES, JEW ELRY, &c.
ALSO.-A large lot OF Stone Ware, in good or
der. nh - ALIEN. MOTIF. Auct.
'EoEUSfEE'S SALE OF LAND AND Ne
L GROES IN AMELIA vii! offer for sale at
Amelia Court House, on THURSDAY, the 2s,h Of
March, lso! Court day., valuable TRACT OF
LAND, containing about $50 acres, a1d situated
about 1--WE miles from Amelia Court House.
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Rafi.iCafinsr Ia I,oujSjaua
The Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, MaS9h 2l.-The State Con
ven ton has ratified the Confederate CoIsti-
tuition by a vote of lOl to I.
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Sc Very LErge Stech of ,,,,
Now opening from recent purchases, 1T the most
depress ed state of the market, at
J. MILLHISER BROTHERS.,
1873 Broad street.
We have now In store. and are offering at un-
precedentedly low prices, very large assortment
of
RE-S RI n q g o ID S ,-aT
consisting of all the varieties OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
LINEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
EMBR OIL FRIES;
With the usual assortment in all the Domestic
Fabrics and in
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
All Of whjch we are enabled to sell 10 cash or
prompt paying customers dt prices greatly below
their value.
ne ParticuSar attention we call to the great va
riety Of low priced aud medium quality
DR. 5 q Oo b :,
which are unsurpassed in regard TO prices in this
market.
BE Every article IN store will be sold low.
Ne 80 goods at high prices.
J. MlLLHISER Il BRO.
NH Is-2w 1893 Broad street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RE2GNO Law Rocks.

ag 1900 Law Books.
J. w. RANDOLPH has just printed, for free
circulation, 4 CATALOGUE Of z, bV0 LAW BOOKS,
giving the name, size, date of publication, bind
ing, and price Of each Book.
Cash or punetuai customers can buy LA w OF
MlSGELLANEOU BOOKS Oh the best terms, a. III
Main street. NH 2l--5t
EGG Lovers of Genuine Havana Cigars,
pure old WINES, LIQUORS, SCOTCH ALE, and
LONDON PORTER, can be supplied al very rea-
suu4bie prices teilher wholesale or retail, at o
Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl st.
AI.su-lNsuRANCE Vi every kiai, il the bes
Companies, at reasonable rates, by
nj. gi--St- &. Z. BkIGkEN, Agent,
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BY Richard Canthorn. Auct'r.
nESIRARJE NI(lCk OF GOODS

II AUCTloN.--O FRIDAY, 22d inst, at 10
o'clock at my store, will sell at auction the fol-
lowing articles. for cash 81 sacks damaged salt,
l hid. of shoulder Bacon, fierce of Breasts,
tierces Bagged Hams, bbls. Crushed and N. o.
sugars, bbls. prime Roll Butter, tubs Noun
tain do, Lard, Soap. Tallow and Adamantins
Candles, bbls. aud kegs Molasses, box Candy.
dcmijohns OF superior KUN, Dbl fine old Port
Wine; 3 bbs. Apple Brandy, 6 bhls Rye and Com
mon Whiskey, tierees Rice, Washing Soda.
Brooms, Buckets, Vinegar, stoneware, Porter.
Ale, White Lead. IS iron bound and 10 gallon
Kegs, together with many other articles.
NH u Il. CAUTHoRN.
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BY Alex. MOTT. Auct

MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at aucticn.
~ THIS EVENING, aud continued zntil further
notice, a large and general ortm emit Of Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles Sale to commence at eek r. ii I.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT, Auct'T.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY Jas. N. Tsyler r Son, Aact's.

~ 6Ss ASyi~b = SV9S a ~ -
n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Is
TwEAs absm sf as Sf Fous shPE ST
Commissioners appointed by decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF the city Of Richmond on the list day
auction, ppon the premises. on MONDAY, the 18th
iSstsaeisr ecmmenens at I'D Il oelees s r H..
LOT OF LAND on the North side of Cary, between
Adams and fqashse streets. II fronts feet, and
a framed NV EL XII. 4 ana IS ''np''''1 "
T,agIas..one.th third cash the balance In equal
lastatnents al and months, interest added, aud
title retained nntil the further order Of Court.
4. Il. eea aks, com'r..
hE JAS. NJ TAILOR II SOY. Aacts. mh4
! ATELr ~ REAR or THE UPPER VEG.
AND CLAY sTREETs. At Auction viii III
sell uf9n the Premises, on TUESDAY, 10th day
valuable Lots, on the cast side Of the In.
per Vegetable Market. between Marshall aud
S se s ss se They front 20
TrsNs.-0ne, fourth cash the balance at g. IL
aided, aud secured by trust deeds Taxes for
i's st to !, be paid b the PuTr t2T1R SON
L il faKT SaYo. hEskrcS c5txTYnffarr.
suan. to be provisions of two deeds Of trnst, exc
sntsa by Maiihew Fiunegsn, dated the sth day Ct
HenYico County Court, the subscriber will pro-
csed TO sell at public auction, upon the premises.
on TUESDAY, the End day of April, at "A O'Clock
=. NJ iii fair; IL not the next fair day til ereafter
the property conveyed in said deeds, as follows
LIST, all that certain lot, piece parcel OF land
| with the improvements thereon, in Port Mayo,
| Henrico county fronting on alley - feet, and
| running back SCI feet. End. A certain piece or
| parcel Of land in Port Mayo, Henrico county.
fronting Louisiana street % feet inches, and
running back i2o feet to an alley, with the i'm
| pr0vements thereon.
| TERMS OF SALE.-Enough in cash to defray the
| expenses Of executing this trust, and about the
sum of x225 the renal nder upon such terias as
| may be agreed Npon on the day of sale.
| JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
| Jas. NJ. TAYLOR SoS, Aucts NH 2i-td
| TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM
| L ON WESTHAM RoAD, IN ENRlCO COUNTY
Pursuant to the provisions of deed OF trust exc
| cuted by David King, dated the ed day of Octo
! Der, 1855, and recorded in Henrco comfy Court
| Office, the subscribers will sell, at public auction
| at Henrico County Court House, on MON DAY, tn.
LIST day Of April, 1881, THAT being Court day. at Il
o'clock NJ, the real estate conveyed in said deed
| a. follows "A certain piece or parcel of LANE
lying and being in Henrico county. on jaime
| River. fronting on the WeStham Plank Road, con
| tanning, by survey, tw enty five and three-fcnrth
| acres, D." adj joining the land of Mr. Jesse Will, am
| left, and immediately opposite to the residence @
| Mr.. w. p. Lswton.
| TERMs.-Euoush in cash to defray the expense
OF executing this trust, and about the sum of 5000
| the remainder upon such terms as may be agree
| upon the day of sale
JOIN JOIN T. (: hhfnTTccHaEsoN, }Trustees.
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Governor Houston has signed the bin IN
Teyas 10 the authorities of the Confederate
States.
J.G. Burckmyer, under sentence OF death
fer purder. in South Carolina, has been par
doned by Gov. Pickcns.
General Twiggs has declined the appolnt :,
ment of Brigadfer General OF the Sohieaeia'o
States army, on aceouSt OF feeble health.
Daniel Il. Hughlett, formerly OF fauqu
county, Va, WAS drowned near Chattahoosa'
Tenn, a few days since
Theodore Schlessinger, reporter ON the On
yannah (Gal Republican,, died on the i'th
inst, from exposure at Fort Jackson
Ex-Goy. Helms, OF Kentucky, III = letter III
the Louisville Courier, advocates the Union
Of all the slave Ststes 10 prevent civil War.
The bill legalizing the suspension OF the
Missouri Banks has been signed by the Cover
nor Of that State.
The last rail of the Louisville, clarksyllie
aud Menu his Railroad was laid on Monday
Gen. WeLb has declined the acceptance .
the appointment as Minis ter TO Turkey.
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SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES.

consisting Of men, women and boys, the same
being the property of f. +. HowsOn, and con
yeyed to Inc under a deed of trust, aud Of record
in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Ame
liza. JAS. N. VAUGHAN, Trustee.
R.Is Terms will be made known on the day of
saie %
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DE,UTIFUL BUILDING LOIS AT TIE

fOLAU IF u BtTLBIAtu IVTS n II
ID CORNER OF CAPITOL AND BROAD AND Torn
a. to location near the Pub.ic square, and in
view OF the Washington and Clay Monuments,
we are authorized 10 sell or lease On accommo-
dating terms.
If not sold, an arrangement might he made with
a builder to erect l suitable buildings, with a
fair division OF rents, with mutual privileges of
ultimate purchase. 1t is a fac site for four fam
lily dwellings, fronting Capitol aud Broad SITS,
resDectiyely or, stores Oh the latter, or for
large public Hail. extending from street to street.
Annyto GODDIS < APPERSON
,ul,-Ja
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JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, trustees.
NJ, TAYLOR & Son. AUctS NH 2l-tds
ga ASHLAND HOTEL, AND OTHER

*AS vALUABLE REAL AND PERspNAL
Ase.eG1 PROPERTY, FOR SALE.-By virtue
u decree of the Circuit Court Of the City
ia the suit of odd ct. al. Robinson and al,
the undersigned, Commissioner thereby appoint
ed for the purpose, will sell at public auction,
upon the premises, on WEDN ESDAY, the 18th Of
Apri! next, Or fair If not the next fair day. be-
day to day until the sale is completed, all the pro-
perry, real and personal, belonging to the ASH
LAND HOTEL and MINERAL WELL COMPANY,
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SErrLEp-The owners of the New York yes
sells seized Al savannah have induced Super
in tendent Kennedy TO give up the arms srlzed
by his police, and in return the vessels nave
been released by the Georgia authorities.
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AUCTION SALBs.
CfrTTYWE D1rS
BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Auct's.


USTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
l REAL FsfATg, SLAVES. AID hps,sE.
HOLD FuRNiTuRE-fy virtue q q trust deed
dated 5th January, isso, duly. recorded in hich-
mopd Hustings Court. we shall, in executes
premises on TT EsDAY, the 2sd April, 1891 at II
gelpk A. r fa, 4 ypsSi' the At ,dr far day.
FURNITURE, conveyed by the -sd deed, viz:
That large and admirably well -bnilt tbres-story
Brick Dwelling, now in the occupancy Of the said
wathsJ AT the corner of Canal aud 9Th streets.
fronting .; feet, running back loo feet to alley
feet wide. Also, vacant LOT in The rear, trout
back ~ l0-i2 feet. Also, two Negro Women
slaves, Nina and Fanny. and the two infant chill
he future NJ iserea,e y laid Slaves Also. ali Of
the Household and hitehen Furniture, consisting
II tue usual variety, including PIANO. The
all The modern improvements, such gas alter,
-nivert., &c aud has ample accommodations for
TEgxa-tor thu Real Estate One fourth cash !;
baiAnceAt T. and IL months, for negotiable notes
| paid For the slaves-Four months credit, in
ierest added, for approved endorsed, negotiable
| paper. For the Fnrniture-All sums under $50,
| cash; over that amount, four months. for ap-
| proved, endorsed, negotiable notes The taxes
for l'' to be p,ta by the Ig" 9FFefhs,sshri
THADECS b. sTARKE, Trustees.
| ko. y. B0SIER,
| NH 22-lawsw&dds
| UCIION SALE or House AND LOT
| n On JACKSON STREET will be sold at
| auction the premises, on MON DAY, LIST April,
| h6i, az clock, L. NJ, the large framed Dwell
L&G, with vacant lot TO the east,t at the cor
n"r Of jackson aud Clarke streets. now in the
| cupancy OF The family OF the late Mr.. Tate.
| TEHMs.-One third cash balance at and
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, and
title retained til note is paid. The taxes Iol
'n h sF paid z 6 th' AFrnRsoN Aucts
IAYW Dob" FOR SALE OR
| IL LEAsE.-That beautiful C0TTAGE FARM
3 miles from the city, containing ~ acres is FOL
| sale or lease. If not disposed OF priya. ely be
fore the 18th inst ii viii be sold on that day. at
| 7. NJ. The land adjoins the lands of GarlanC
| Hanes, FendalI Griffin, and others.
| TERMS -onc-thrd cash; for the credit pay
| ment,, one and two wears.
For further particu ars, inquire on the premises
ISAAC l.. CARY.
| The above FARM will be sold at pub lie auc
| ton, the premises. W EDNESDAY, the 2ul
| day Of March, lSoi, at clock Z. VI.
| NH % GOnnIN 4 APPERSON Ancts.
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Syrrssros DEFEATED ~ A9KANsAs.-The Or
diuance of Secession before the Arkansas
state Convention has been defeated by vote
of 81 yeas, 80 nays.
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Oh BBLs. VERY FINE OLD APPLE

.S0 BBLS. VERY FINE OLD PIP l. l.
.)U AND PEACH BRANDY.
800 bbls. MACkEREL, Nos. l, and 3, OF supe-
50 hhds. fJoLEs, SIDES, SHOULDERS and
BREASTS.
half pipes Hennessey and otard Cognac
BRADY.
100 bbls and tubs Extra LEAF LARD.
400 bills. REFINED SUGAR. all grades.
800 bbls. Common WHiSkEY, GIN and BRAN
DY. =,
25e bbls. extra fine WHISkEY, distilled IN the
mountains of Virginia.
2e9 bags Laguayra, Rio and Java COFFEE
50 bbls. Pure RUM.
400 bbls. Fine, Super6ne, Extra and Family
FLOUR.
100 bbis Family Gross HERRiNGS.
zoe bushels JERSEY MERCER POTATOES.
o. and p. Il. M0LA,SBs; Green aud Black
TEA: BUCKETS; BRO0MS; ALE; CIDER; PICK
rs: LINES OF all kinds: SOAPS and CANDLES
Of various kinds, and everything else KEEP. in our
line for sac by WM. Is. JONES CO.,
NH la-lr 18th ST, between Main aa1 gary,
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DRY GOODS, &c.


T ADJ ES Before purchasing here. come
IL to No. IS Main street, where you will dad the
cheapest goods that ever were seen:
HOOP SKIRTS IT IS cents.
LINEN HDkFS. at . cts.
HOsOMS at astonishing low prices.
Brown and Bieeehed C0TTONS ut prices which
cannot fail to please.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at all prices.
And, in short, all our new goods arc bought and
will be sold SO low, that fear no so;apetitiop;
We charge nnthing for showing our goods, and
therefore solicit cali before Purchasing sise.
where, WERTHsIAEk 4 Low ENBER0,
NH Is-i,n IS Main street
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FROM TIVE SoUTH The Charleston Cou-
rier, OF Tuesday, notices the departure
on Monday from that city of COmmo-
dore Ingraham and Captain Harris ten,
in pursuance of orders from Mont gomery by
the Secretary of the Navy and Secretary OF
War. They both bear important dispatches
from General Beauregard and Governor
Pickens. The following is an item from the
same paper:
Col Ii. T. Watts, Secretary to Governor
Pickens, on Sunday visited Fort Sumter on a
friendly call 10 Major Anderson. The Major
and Col. Watts old acq uaintances, having
known each other for over thirty Il We years
At the time when Major Anderson's brother
was Minister TO Colombo, Republic of Bolivia,
Col Watts was then Secretary of legation
The meeting was very pleasant one, reHiy-
| Ing many "reminiscences of the past.
The Savannah Republican, ot the 18th, con-
tains the following news:
l is stated on the street that Governor
Brown received on Saturday, from President
t Davis, Il req uisition for two thousand troops.
| It is surInsed that they are intended for Sa-
! yannah and Pensacola.
COMPANY of the first Regiment of the
! Georgia Army, numbering 81 men rank and
| file, left on the steamer Ida, for Fort Jackson,
| on Saturday morning last. Ihey carried
| with them two twelve pound howitz@rs, which
| were brought down from the Georgia Mill
! tary institute At Marietta
The Charleston Mercury, of Wednesday,
| has the following
| The Congress, before adiourning, made an
| aupropriaticn of 81 900 for the purpose OF
! preserving the unfinishe work upon the Gus
| ior House Of this citv This will be aSreea-
BILE intelligence to our citizens, and is an evil
| dencn that the new Congress VIII not neglect
their interests. ~ similar appropriation, we
are clad 70 learn, Was made Tor tile pIeserya-
| ton of the Custom House Al n. Orleans. by
! an Act of the Congress, goods, wares and
| merchantiiza nported from any foreign conn
| Try into The Confederate States, Destined lor
| any foreign country, may be entered and nave
| transit through the Confederate States free Of
| duty, subject to such regulations as the Sec
| retar'' of the Treasury from time to time shall
! make" Power is also given TO the Secretary
! OF the Treasury to make ''such reGula tions as
/ he may deem eXpedient for the safety OF the
/ revenue and for the public convenience, which
| regulations may be enforced in the manner
! presc ribbed by law To other regulations IN
! relation TO the revenue" These are proyis-
/ ions OF no little importance TO our citizens
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w ID. BLAIR co.
w. Have INST received lot OF
QUEEN'S-ARMS CHEESE,
OF the fuest quality, and eash OF very old and
finely favored
FRENCH BRANDY.
For sale at their store, corner OF 9Th and Main
atraa,. NH lS-lw
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+ 900 sides WAX aud RUSSET UPPER
LEATHER.
500 sides HARNESS LEATHER.
500 sides SHOE and SADDLERS' SKIRT
ING.
100 dox CALF and KIP SKINS.
500 sides SOLE LEATHER.
ALSO. A full assortment OF Lining. Binding and
Pad SKINS, Shoe I HREA De, shoen.skers TOOLS,
NAILS PEGS Richmond made LASTS, Tanners
TOOLS OILS, &c, and everything else used In
the manufactures OF Boots and Shoes.
These Goods are for sale al very low nsures, fol
q, an ar good PAPER. O. II. CHARLEY,
NH ls--dlw await 18th 81 bet. Main 4 Cary.
NHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL =
4 The PHOTOGRAPHS aud AMbR0TYPEs
made All VAyNFRSOS'S NEW ART GALLERY,
No. II Main st. All varieties II PICTURE
csLoggD and pLAIs-tor Sue, 81, -, So, sto sls,
Fosma9iy WLitehgss.'s Gallery. NH so--sss
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NTOTICE.-Mes.rs. FISHER n SHEPHERD
~ having, by deed of trust, conveyed to Inc
trustee all claims stock Of goods, Ge., for GER
tain purposes this is 20 notify all persons indebt
ed to make pay ment Immediately 10 me. in per-
son: or in my absence from The city at auy timel
to Mr.. f. T. WINSTON, who is authorized to re-
ceiyeany dues. II Is important to close the trust.
and hope all indebted VIII come forward and
pay mp, a. longer Indulgence cannot be given.
NH i6-Im A. l.. SHEPHERD, Trustee.
u A. sTCART'S MOUNTAIN NHiS-
IL. KEY We are the Sole Agents in the State of
Virginia for the sale of the above celebrated
WHiSkEY, ana hope that those wanting good
Whisky will give II trial before purchasing
eisew here Every barrel warranted eighteen
months old, and 10 give satisfaction.
WM. Is. J0NES x CO.,
NH 1o-lw 18th ST., between Main and Cary.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL OR
w EXCHANGE beautiful BUILDING LOT
fronting on Sd street, between Cary and Canal.
1t is considered one OF the most desirable situa-
tions in Richmond.
OWENS L MILES
NH Is-ts Near corner Cary aad 18th SITS.
DEL HANGING.-1h he subscriber has taken
ID the old stand on 5ih street. next to Broad,
formerly occupied By AIR. DEscARAC, and Is pre-
pared to do BELL HANGING, LOCK REPAlR-
INC KEY FITTING. and all other work in his
line, at short notice Orders will receive prompt
attention, and charges will DC moderate
nh is-lv< ADAM PUTZEL.
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: EW STRING 90 u 5.

S.HlRSH, 900 BROAD STREK9,
Begs leave to inform his friends aud the public
that h 9 has Just returned from the North with an
unusually large and well elected stock Of
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS, -
Which, having been bought exclusively for cash
at the present depressed state of the market will
be sold oil prices to suit the times. NH 1s-2w~
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JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New ! oFk: or,
nh Its r. GIBSON. Agent, Richmant

Jk FOR NOKFOLk.-The gooa Schooner
ElskA CLARA BELLE, Capt. MIfcHtt.i, having
lilo greater portion OF her cargo Engaged
aud going on board, will have dispSsh. For re-
mainder, apply 90 W. b. COI2UITT & CO.
D. -
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-10-03
70 Tie Voters of AleqQny County.

~ Rt Fotefo y <hteJN"y Co'''tJ'
have determined to be-
come candidate, at the November election,
for seat in the House of Delegates. Ny sen
timeats are, and hare been from tie begiahtng Ia
support tie Federal government and mdtntaiH, At
ali hazards, an entire uaion Of tie States. There
is one local issue vitality important to tho peo-
ple OF this county, that wish to bring before
chem for their decision at the ballot box at
the coming election. For that purpose have
determined to be myself a candidate as the
only certain means of accomplishing it,
That issue is, whether the fund of $500 now
annually paid by the State OF Maryland 10 the
Allegany County Academy, located in the city
OF Cum berland, shall in future be paid TO said
Academy, or be transferred by Il law that can
pc passed for that purpose, to the Common
School fund of our county, that all may
equally enjoy its benefits.
The Academy has fallen so low in useful
ness and Influence within the last few years,
that am unwilling to allow another election
TO pass without giving the voters OF the county
an opportunity to express themselves upon
that subject.
A few years ago there were instructed at
this Academy 10 pupils; now, think, the
number has fallen below 20. | will not pre-
tend to say whether it is the fault of the man
agement of the Trustees, or q want OF loyalty,
capacity, or industry IN the teacher; or Whe-
Their it is general stupidity of teachers of late
that has caused this change. So it is; the
school hae lost all the importance as an insti-
tuition of learning it ever enjoyed in our midst,
and threatene new to become nuisance that
will require 10 be abated.
Should the voters of this county think with
me tina. the fund of $500 now paid TO the
Academy should be transfer d to the Com
mon Schoo! fund of our county for the benefit
of all instead OF being enjoyed by few pet
boys IN this town, they can vote for me at the
coming election, and if elected am quite GER
lain l car make the change and transfer said
fund TO the Common School fund of our coLn-
~, doing which, at least, will not increase the
taxes.
The support of the voters of this county
LAS on two previous occasions been so literally
bestowed upon me, feel it will be asking al
most too much OF them to come TO my rescue
again and only for the above local issue
would not have been before you now.
Sept 20, S6l. j. EVERETT.