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SUTUks Day.
81 z p. COOK, .4Dc,r.

Sy Z H. COOK, A6ctr.
7 ARGE AND AFFIRMATIVE SALE %
STOCK CHIN 4, GLASSWARE HUJss.s
KEEPING AM FANCY GOODS. Al AI;.i-
TiCN.-H avin2 concuGe 20 close ou- N. ser.
business viii sell on TUESDAY, 2ist inst ~
10 O'Clock, (snd continue morning ami evenins uu-
til the W hole IL osed,) 81 store No. Il We,+
Main strset, cur eutire stos tx emprlcpg ia BAIT
China Dinusr, Tea and Tedlet Sets.
Bowls, Cpls ard Saucers Pitchers. Dishes ard
Plates; Cut sni Pressed Glassware 20 b cts WIne4,
Funo.eis, BOWS, Ce lerie8, Sugars, ats Ian ps
&c.
CHINA, Bohemia. Partisan sad Lava Vases. Fig.
ures, atairsi;s, Coiotres, Jewel Rox-s, &C.
Silver Plated Tes Sets CsssOss Spoons Fo-k-
aoiea, Mugs, &c &c.
Jspann,d snd Block Tin Walters. C,ffas su.
Tea Pots. Boxes. Buckets, i;iushes, Combs T.,tst
Goods. IRA S and Iron Bound baeketa, luos, Zig.
gins, &c tcps,her with lsrsa asscrlLaeL. ..
Toys, Dclis &C.
ALSO.
Eisgsn. Silver Plated Show ASES.
The attenticn OF the tfa,e touses eepers end
the pubic gepaIaiiy is particularly requested -
the sale ottsrs fnduceIieht raretv met wi.h Tho
mos: oF tha art.:e. being very t..rce = c.,at
many o. which eAnao, Low be procured -
SAFE VIII De tontt, ued every evening a. oc'cc4.
AsaUS g. ~ kk.>g.
isl7 E.B COOK. Aoe,.
A COTTON saLE-of' E4.9nIst4 ,ttlln,
! ~ HOUSEHOLD AND XII fC,i@N FURAi-
TURF &c.-i will seii at public Auction. on
! pck, at the late reSioeneeof idrs. SoVki;.
h kedd, on tbe cid Brock Read 81, OF t..,
| Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging
| 20 the estate or Tie late Edmund R.dd, &C.
| ceased. kiso fins NJ al,s, Morse, several
/ Cows, Hogs, Il Cart, and various oiner agt!.
| cles appertaining to . Farm, b.iug all Of th--
| uEdiy ided personal effects belonging 10 the
| said estate.
| JAS T. Redo, Admnis''r
de bonis non, on the Estate OF
| ia iS-.ds@ Edmund Redd deceased.
| Tho above sale has teen postponed 1t vii
| take place on WEDNESDAY, the 2ad Inst, II
| fair If not,) Z. fair dag til GREATER.
ia 16--"
| TXEIUTU RS SALE.-Wii DE scia =. PT-.
| IL lie Auction, on the premises, on " EIpN Es,.
| BAY, ths 22i January. lsf2, tho FARM ca,!s.f
! Chalk Lowell w the county OF Caroi.ce sai ths.
property OF tbs late Il. g. Wost ham, plat end
survey OF which will be exhibited at the ttu.c Oh
| a.ss. containing shout TOO acres ard l's,a ~ d
miles OF Chesssrtie'd Depot. on the Ri.ama1a.
| Fredsyicksburg Potomac Raiiroad, ana wtthia
| about two hours ride froiu RichGosd.
The Farm Is in goo1 stats Of t!va.,oa--has
about 100 bushels Of whea, seeded. Aftcr tba
| sale Of the Farm. all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
will be sold, such Horses. Cows, Mules, OxosS,
&c, and about -- barrels Of Corn.
| Terms OF the sale viii b, for tho Rca, Nststs
| one third cash: balance 81 l and years to. bocds
bearing ia.eress. secured by tust deed. Fer TIE
| that amourt mouths credit tor bonds 5e~sia
| Interest With good personsl security.
SD S WoaTnax. n 8 wos,s.r
OUAR " wokTHAN.N d~r"ssas.
|
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FROM ShS charleston COURIER.
West Il Johnston, the enterprsing Rich
mond publishers, have just issued Mr.. Mac.
Mahon's long expressed work, "Causs and
Contrast" From a rapid survey Of Its pages
am inclined to regard it as one of the most
remarkabl books contributed to Southern
literature. The diction is splendid The
book treats of the present crisis, and gets out
OF the hacneyed way of writers upon the
slavery question. MIR. MacMahon Is known
as the author OF a letter to Thomas Francis
Neagher, which was widely copied through.
out the South several months ago.
PRICE IL.
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The great success Of this remarkably bril-
liant work is without parallel in the history
of Southern publications. 1t appeared on
Christm eve. and We have already sold over
far thousand copies Of ii, while the demand is
it, high and low, are loudtand uli< (daliflsd in
their praises Of it, Whoever wishes to Pc
ruse u delig Ii tful book, characterized by ge-
MUS and beauty, should procure Cause and
Contrast.
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. UHMOND OOFk BE MILLS,
X, SAM'L YOUNGER L CO., Prop

II lCHMOND OOFk EE MILLS,
II, SAM'L YOUNGER L CO., Prop'1,
Coffee Dealers and Tea Merchants.
From and q. Or the lst February next, and our.
ing the blockade frst class and beneficial sabsti
tute for Coffee will DO provided for the trade and
public In 10. and ID. packets, ground and ready
for use These will be packed In cases of 20
pounds each and upwards 10 suit purchasers -
The retail price at the stores viii be IS cents per
pound marked on tho labels.
Corner Of and Main sts.,
Opposite the 6potsweod Hotel.
Gomez toasted Tor the trade In quantities not
les than 100 pounds. IL Allie
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ssns sut shout % aarss Of valuable garden LAND,
adjeinins my Eesldenss On Church HiN now In the
highest state Of fertility. Thsrs 10 on the land Q
6tahls. Gov. Henss and Caxriags,House. Apply
on The pyeuleoa, to me-
10 sO- 2sw3wt JANNs MALONE.
CfAtOH -Puss Gswsgo 3Ssre6; 6od1 5o1D.
= e g ''''''' for =: ". rowxrs.
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WANIsE.D:;.We wish x 70 employ q steady q
quail ted with the Hardware business, who,
is willing to devote his time and attention to
the in terest of his employers.
ia 20-3t CLARkSON & 90.
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Y cry NEAT BXlCk TF.Ntibis.NT ON THE
v NORTH SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN
2,p AND ED STREETE, FOE SALE AT AUG
TlON.-At the request Of Mr.. Miles Turin we
shall sell at public auction. on ths Premises. on
ThURSDAY, the 2id January, 1862 at O'clock
2. Nj the very excellent Brick Taneren. 10.
Gated as above, formerly occupied by the faid
Turpin. and now in the occupancy OF MIR Js,t
The house il in good oroer has gas in 1t, and is
sufficient for the accommodation OF geateel
family. Besides The dwelling, thare is Al excel.
Lent brick kitchen, and stable and carriage house
on the lot.
TERks.-One. third cash balance q, 6 and IL
months, for negotiable nOtss. Interest 1ded, &C.
cured by a trust deed. Ihe insurance and taxes
for lSt! to be paid by the purchaser.
Ia Ii GNDDlN 4 AppGRSDN Aucfa
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Ne way BuS to Fight is Dat.

We have learned That it was idle to hope for
any solution Of cur troubles save that of Eight
ing-biave and manly fighting. The error in
counting upon ou,si..e Influences and upon dis
cord in the country Of our enemy, has not been
20 much il the probability Of their occurrence
as the grounds upon which they were anti.
eipated. They may be induced in one way,
and only in that way. That is by fighting
If we etand boldly up and prove our own
slaim TO consideration, We shall have the re.
spsct Of foreign nations, who, like men, are
always cure TO tender kind Offices when they
are not needed If We fight bravely and
constantly, and frustrate the hopes of
tie snsmy-if we in that way prove
10 the people of the North that We
are not to be subjugatsd, they will become
dissatisfied with their Government, and there
will be discord and division amongst them
that will cripple their energies, diminish
their means, and finally "crush" their crusade
instead Of our rebellion" A determined and
anyielIing resistance, followed a. soon - pos.
Gbls with an ofenaive warfare, will bring
about all these consequences very rapidly
Bat this il the Only way in which they can b
effected. Wait for them an | they will never
come; strike to produce them and they como
lie sparks from the anvil under the sturdy
blows Of the blacksmith.
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Erosyi3ed for Auv1sv.-A - s1lnng
himself james Coyns was asfale1ed noio..
the Mayef yesterday - undergo o ~ u.n.
ton on the charge Of having murders n. ~.
~ Cronan. BY seabbing him with knaIei on
the 18th Of last September. The psmUTp.l
witnesses 70 the affair were one " 49,.
cy, a soldier, and another man wnoee ns y. - :
did not get They testified poauveS - 49,
The stisir occurred ~ the house Of HrA DIS
call on Carv street. and snde in the murde!
Of Cronan, who, With CLANCY and Coyne, mao
been drinking and got into . Dispute y 20
which one Of them should pay the Pill Coyns
ended the matter BY thrusting his knife sevc'
raj times into Cronan's abdomen ana DIessIS;
When the latter 10 his daath sgony .Asgo...
off and leaned sgaiust the wall OF Mt TAI III =.
coils house, Coyne called 70 nm ana him ;nI more
Ha fell dead in moment aiterwaro. Coyne
ahsentsd himself, and Clancy, making NO az
tempt to escape, was examined Tor Inc MuroUI'
hut the Coroner's Jury exonerzted MIN: no
left town without the opportunity OF polnMne
Coyne out to the officers. Returning on nasur-
day. he came across the murderer, ana lmme.
diasely had him arrested. Ihe mayor sont .no
casa on for examination before the Hnstings
Cont on the second Monday ia June, and re-
copnixed the witnesses t. appear ut that Time.
Coyne is the same party who, under the
name of Patrick Fiunovsu, WAS arreeted some
months ago for stesling several hundred 90 aoi i
Iars from q soldier on the corner OF 9TH and
Cary streets. At that time, he represented
himself a. Just from Nashville Aner beipR
committed for trial, he was, at the last aesslon
of the Huetings Court, released by noue
Drosegui. because the witnesses against him
could not be found. Prisoner has dark com.
plexion, narrow and vicious looking face, and
wears his hair long. His height is about six
feet
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Citv Council-A called meeting Of this body
was held At Eve O'Clock, yesterday. Present,
D. j. Saunders and a quorum.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, the following pre-
,amble and resolution was adopted:
Whereas, The Secretary Of War. through his
Provost Edarshal, having requested the city 10
remove the tobacco In SeacroOk's Wa chousa
to place moro suitable for its destruction
Therefore,
Rssolued, That the engineer Of the city be d..
rec cd to make arrangements for the removal
Of SAID tobacco. uuder the consrcl Of a com.
mit.ee appoin ted Tor that purpose.
Some discussion occurred upon An amend
msnt offered by Mr.. Scott to Mr.. Hills resolu-
ton, authorizing assistance to be rendered in
the removal of tobacco from all of the princi-
pal warehouses. The propriety of this being
deemed Objectionable, because it was thought
that the force obtained would be too limited to
effect the removal speedily, the amendment
was rejected.
Mr. Scott offered a resolution, which was
adopted, authorizing the organization of cit.
liens corps to assist the police in preserving
order in the city.
Mr.. Scott also offered resolution authoriz.
ing the issue Of Eve cent notes, for the purpose
VI meeting a demand very necessary, at pres
ent, for the public convenience. 1t was re-.
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
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Mayors Court, Yesterday-A. Potzell gave
$3.50 security for assaulting Sigismond Herr.
berg, and as the latter had in some sort, BY
petty annoyances, provoked it, he was also re-
qnired to give security. In the assault, Herr
oerg received cut on the head, which DR..
Gavinzsl sewed up.-Wm. Kennedy, VIM An.
drews, JAS Garman. and Tnos Hogan, were
required to answer for going into and through
the house of Lucy Smith, colored female,
and taking her table and chairs and commenc.
ing On her premises a game of ''old sledge,"
without her consent. Defendants alleged that
nothing was staked on the game, which was
the result only of little fun un their part
The Mayor deemed it Of a rsprehepsible sort,
and committed the parties tor want Of surety
for their good behavior. On learning that
one of the men came from Bedford county
Va, His Honor announced his willingness to
blush for his cond uct as a citizen of that pa
t7iotic locality; but we are not certain that he
was really guilty of the amiahle weakness in
quession.-Eiizabeth Miller, Frances Taylor
aud Della Byrd, three battered up and trifiing
looking females, were srraigned for keeping
a house Of i'll fame, and ere committed in
default Of surety.-N. w. Nelson was fined
for permitting a nuisance on bis lc:.
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The Fallen Brave.
RIo1AoHD, Va, May 18th. 1891.

70 The Editors Of tie DispaseA;
With painful feelings do ~ chronicle the
death Of brave and gallant martyr; yet
With the stipgs OF deep and bitter sorrow, at.
tending the memory OF Aim Whose fall we Dc.
plOre. It - with pride that We sndeavor to
render feeble justice 70 ono to whom eli h6 nor
y due.
Whlle each day that pas.es aWay ON the
undslayine pini0ns Of Time shrouds our
country in mourning for chsrished sons, vic.
tins to the leaden bullet or the virus Of dis.
sass. our hearts are brought TO lament the tall
Of none nore patriotic and gallant than "a
Senior Lieu ssnant VIM. H. Gregory, co. K,
ia regiment Virginia volunteers, who fell
mortaliy WoundeA in the late severe battle
near Mcdowell. Young. brave. and talented.
the future Was full 0fpromise. Ever zaalous
In the cause Of freedom and justice. when the
dark clouds Of sAr hovered over oar fair land
he was among the Arst TO step forth In her
dsfsAco. Having endured with Spartan nrm-
mess and cAeeffalneas the dangers and pStvA.
Hons Of tWelvo-months' campaign In West.
eyn Vifgin.a, he ~ last laid down 1is life
upon the altar Of Liberty. worthy sacrifice
In elorious cAuse. When borne from The
0eld his dying words were. "Tell my f<theI
died doin6 NY best" AyAYS.
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Saturday.-A large number of our citizens
took occasion on Saturday to pay visit to our
river defences, many of then taking provi.
sions and arming themselves with trusty rifles,
designing to offer their services az sharp
" nunSsr Of wess U os y
circulation relative to the movements Of the
enemy-appearanes Of eunboats, &C., below
the dsfsnces; but being traced ont were found
to be without foundation. There was less OK.
element than usual relative to the all-absorbing
topic that engages the attention Of everybody.
The streets presented mass of busy life
men, women, children, officers, soldiers, horses,
moving continuously from early dawn to the
close Of day. A stranger would not have
judged the enemy to be at our doors, or, in
fact, anywhere near.
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Grand Jury Presen!ments-Tbe following
presentments were made yesterday by the
Grand Jury of Judge Lyons's Court, John
Purcell, Esq acting as foreman:
John Fritz Kreibel and John E. Lehmo.
ney, for the murder of Philip Saulter, on
the 10Th of February.
Thomas L. Anglo for stealing $1O7 from
Ambrose Barrett, on the 18lh Of February.
Geo. w. Cassiday, tor stealing $500 worth
of goods from James Warden, on tho 9th
of April
Dennis Lynch, for stabbing James Shea,
on the 9th of April
VIM. D. Bowman, for killing George
Bailey, on the 7th Of April.
Julius Sholly, for robbing John w. Grave
" of $500 at the Columbian Hotel, on the
9th of April.
James and John Barry, for stabbing Henry
Rose on the 25th Of February.
The indictments prepared in the caae of Pat
rick Behan, charged with stealing $64 from
Edward Doran on the Goth of April, and in tt 9
case of John Foley, charged with stealing s29
from an unknown person, were returned not
true bills.
Judge Lyons's Court will sit to-day at IL
o'clock, when, no doubt, the trial Of some Of
the above offenders will be commenced.
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Fast Riding.-Assistant Provost Marshal
George w. Alexander rode through on Friday
last, with Captain Farrand's dispatches about
the fight at Drury . Bluff, in forty five minutes.
This Is tho first time that the Yankee gunboats
have been thoroughly whipped by shore bat
teries, and in this instance it was done under
the direction of naval officers Lieutenant
James H. Rochelle, who worked gun No. 2
of a % nsa
noon the enemy had made no now attempt on
the integrity Of the river obstructions OF
course our mon are not idle in the meantime.
and the enemy, when he next shows himself,
will meet with an even warmer reception
than ct first.
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GAa. Scots.

In looking lately over q review of Vincent
Nolts's Fifty Years in America and Eu.
rope" we found an interesting description Of
Paris after its occupation BY the Allies. Hav-
ing described the fierce looks Of the French
officers who wandered through the streets
with their caps drawn over their eyes, and
really to demand fight if any English officer
happened 10 brush by them, Mr. Nolte thus
anusiagly refers to Gen. Scott, then on a
visit to Paris, 10 improve, If that were posi-
BE, his military knowledge and receive the
congratulations of the world:
"Uf ~ t.e com n Anders then assembled in
E4r-s. the nics. a!ssa.ft Il ~ fas the amer.
i>51 - aeEa: Scct', SINGS nJ,oa Icr ass cam
J. -feE ~ 4se2;co. WED oaL heen c:,posed to
tne u i..h the canada fron,isr, had Is.
Eec 3 Eoot rc 5Io, ana was looked upon ny
ks cot u II c r,ili;ary s.ar Of The very
rs mas -i;lda-.ecaae only 20 jackson,
sad squat &. .;iy o:ter warrior taen Ell IA IT.
Ii asa SeS4 rsnt - $50 f91e 30 increase his
1iiit9rs k;.o -Fle, 81 cnd STA = the art CT ear.
;$cSi reAeSsa AEi. Idhy Convinced :hst all .ne
gcoa chiefs 4 ne cor .iGont3: armies wou,d
, nGS,ea t1.xrfet--GG corr II loFnE him . his
visible veAat:Dn 6 .CSG1 hi11ss;y coDrIs,ely
miss ken. Ia ths great military meetings IL
tAo slenco chIt.aIi These wellington,
Sicch<r, Sch srai Zsnlurg, Natusoff Wosoc-
acrr aad q oost Of ether caie Ti;i.s, laden will
hi rs and crcers, sTe assem- blea, tia Ions,
ia Ii Il al, IN his blue coat, withou. EN- 2roiG-
cry aca with olly L psir CT mode ate sizsd
ecausass, excited 20 as.snt ics
'-cctt could not get over tie contrast be.
I "ean tue (, u4e De had 90 recently Gu: in kis
tive lana -ac the iEsis 6caucs he was
con5ssn ed 10 in France. and ms ofeen exhio-
Led Sttt9t aud somewhat Imaginable i'll.
baTor''
The last Walt Of old "Fuss ard Feathers
t. Paris Was Amos as unsatisfactory as the
Frat. Tie battle OF Manassas had not added
70 hlh iauFels, and tae gorgeous old turkey
cock came back with dropping feathers to re-
new his vaihs'ofious gabiliag among those
who Imagine MIN to be an eagle.
We Observe that he is now spreading his
feathers ia Naw Jersey, aud disporting him
sslf in grand style over the imagined successes
on me Peninsuis. He chuckles hugely over
McCieiiau's bulletins, and exclaims, didn't
l tell you SO - L. Is thus that one humbug
exui.s in the SUCCESS of another. With the OK
eep'ian of Brandreth's pills, wooden nutmegs,
and Wingfeid Scott, Mcclellan il tho greatest
hnnhag extant. His only triumph-in West.
srn Virsini@-was gained by niue Thousand
over fifteen hundred men, and he has ever
sincs (nearly year, besn employed in his
"On TO Richmond" Didn't I tell you 90 7"
quoth old Scott 4 young Napoleon!
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Yesterday presented another instance Of
those wet, dissgresabie occasions, which have
made the present spring notorious. Among
the soldiers, who are necessarily exposed,
much suffering will be entailed in the shape Of
colds and rheumatism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

FATAL DIFFICULTY W. learn thata dialcul.
Y 'c-u,rea aay or tNo since ~ bal bin Depot,
Sa.asst County, between L.. brown, OF the
= N7isoa s'nesrs, AID Mr. LittlepAae, the
= at'sfa As5s-r al he oss. In which Lit Blown
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usns III ,ii- body. IL. b d.sd N fridny
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late ncnss Nielsen, acooia nsni "a Nv his va .
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-20

Williams's Mounted RiGe.-Ths inventor of
this gun will have it on trial at the Tredegar
worka this evening at O'Clock. None should
fail to see ito shooting.