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Mr.. sllihS of KY said that he had proposed 10 ex.
plain his vote this question: but Ss the Senate seemed
inpatient he would waive his purpose by simply de.
caring that he ranked himself as good State Rights
man as those who advocated the amendment but would
vote against H.
Mr.. CLAY remarked that, as mover Of the amend.
fent he had designed 10 close the debate with few re-
marks but as he did not wish 10 address un hear
ers nor TO speak for his own personal qualification, he
would waive bis parliamentary right
Mr.. BROWN, Of Miss, said be would vote for the
amendment as he was In favor OF Congress withholding
the grant Of Jurisdiction until the necessity shall arise
for conferringi If conflicts should hereafter arise be.
tween States there should be common arber, and he
in favor of comforting upon the courts that power
The question on agreeing to the amendment was then
put, and decided in the affirmative by the following
vote.
Haynes Hunter Maxwell, Mitchell, Oldham, Orr, Pey-
ton, Semmes, Sparrow, Wigfall, and Yancey-l6.
NATs-CapertoH, Davis, Henry, Hill, Phelan, and
Simms-5.
Mr.. CLARK said he would vote against the BILL be-
ieving that the Government not in a condition at
the present time establish tue Court that the best
ncumbents could be selected 10 preside the
Coult The distracted condition Of the country rendered
1t impossible to adjudcate in manner that would give
character to the Court and determine the rights Of
property brought before it,
Mr.. HILL replied that as good a Court could be o.
SanlZeu now DC ~ "llulH HNc gShs " NS'"N
The necessity for lis organization was pressing cases
arc already pending which require the adjudication Of
the Court.
Mr.. BURNETT, of Ky, said he was in favor Of the
organization of the Court at the proper time, but he did
not think that time had yet arrived. He proposed to
move the indefinite postpOnement Of the BILL but at the
suggestion of Senators, did not submit that motion.
TIE question on the passage of the BILL amended,
was then put and decided in the affirmative, by the fol-
lowing vote:
YEGs-Messrs. BarnweIl, Clay, Haynes, Hill, Hunter,
Maxwell, Mitchell Oldham, Orr Peyton Phelan SeDmes,
Wigfal, and Yanccy-n
NAYs-Messrs. Brown, Burnett Capertop, Clark,
Davis, Henry, Smms, and Sparrow.
On motion of Mr.. BARNWELL, Of 5. c., the Senate
went into secret legislative session.
When the doors we're opened message from the
President was presented transmitting communication
from the Postmaster General representing the necessity
of exempting postmasters towns from military ser
vice.
The documents were referred to the Committee oil
Post Offices and Post Roads.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19

THE TELEGRAPH LISEs.-The proposition to bring
the telegraph lines under the control of the govern nent
WI doubtless, be rejected. The views Of the President
upon the subject may be gathered from the following
extract from Secent message sent by him the House
Of Representatives;
As to the proprety Of merging the telegraph in the
postal system it may well be doubted whether the de-
veopmeEt of the art of teegaphing would be better
promoted by Withdrawing the management of the line
IRON private companies and placing it in the hands of
the Government and it also doubted whether the PIE
sent is an Opporune time TO largely increase the admin
i,trstive labors of the Executive Departments.
The ex ensiou of Executive patronage involved the
political effect of giving the Government control Of the
transmission Of the frs. intelligence, as well the
question OF constitutional power were it is to be sup
posed considered by the House before transmitting the
resolution and are therefore, not regarded as proper
subjects for remark on this occasion"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19

t.,., !, never full and the hand Is never weary But
ths heart Is always about to burst pt never bursts
.h .hs iusu.rable orment of fulness yet the Herce
S.nd viii never desist from thrusng fresh fire Into It,
and % the Extortioner Is rghteOusy reQued in ever
hating he'll.
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To CORRESPONDENT,

- LSasrs busiASsS mast Be- addressed 70 "a ~EtOr
q az W1f0n
Arcss trtea b0a sdcs Of ne paper tsiR not b pS0
AsAsd Tts u rue Of 0Eg G1adiRg Ou2A 20 b kROscA
al and oin IN cGss b dpdrtsd rom Obituary AOnefi
soeadiag flrOS HAS charged for ddtertsSRSRa
" Rsc0szOs vRdsyfaks % rstsra rejected eomHssatco-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19
DIED.

OF sc Irl.t fever, Wednes1ay, lSh In tan GRO VAST
TOM Of .orge n and Ma A. GWAhmey Of his city,
four yeas and twenty live days. mills
In this city, st the American Hotel The 10Th Instant s
shor and Illness IN the Ash yeas Of her age JUDA
AlREs, vile OF BENJAMIN Ayre.. mh19--f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19

The House met at II O'CLOCK and was opened Win
prayer by Bishop Early
HOUR MEETING.
Mr. CURRY, Of Ala, Reved a suspension OF, the
rule TO enable him to introduce resolution fixing the
daily hour of meeting at IL o'clock A. NJ during the
remainder of the session.
Mr.. JONES. of Tenn, demanded the yeas and nays
which were ordered and the rOtc Tesulted-yeas A,
navs II.
So the rule'was suspended, and Mr. CURRY's resOlu.
ton passed.
Tire House then went into secret session on the Tax
bill
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19
THE SUPREME COURT.

The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill to
ganize the Supreme Court The pending question was
tho motion Of Nj. CLAr amend the bill by adding
section repeating the 18th and 46th SECTIONS of the
Judiciary Act OF the Provisional Congress which Sec
lions are as follows: = 49, Tr.s,.f
As. Be it further enacted, That final judgment or
decree in any suit the highest court Of law equity
Of State in which decision the suit could be had
where is drawn in question, the validity Of treaty OF
of authority exercised under the Confed-
crate States: ~
Z Or where is drawn in question: the validity of stat
ute Of an authority exercised under any State,
the ground of their being repugnant to the Constitution
treaty or laws Of the Confederate States:
Or where is drawn in question: the construction OF
any clause of the Constitution of treaty or statute
OF commission held under the Confederate States
In each of these causes, the decsiopmay be rc-exan
ned aud reversed or affirmed in the Supreme Court Of
the Confederate States upon writ error the citation
being signed by any judge of tic said Supreme Court
in the same manner, and under the same regulations
and with the like effect if the judgment or decree
complained ofDhad been rendered passed in district
Of the Confederate States; and the proceeding
upon reversal shall be the same except that the Nh
preme Court nseadOf Remaining the cause for final
decsion may at their discretion If the shall have
once been remanded before, proceed TO final decision
of the same and award execution! But no other error
shall be assigned or regarded as ground of reversal IN
any such case aforesaid than such appears in the
face of the record aud Immediately respects the before
mentioned questions OF validity construction Of the
said constitution treaties statute commissions or au
thortes in dispute.
46. All udgmcnts, orders aud DEGREES made by anf
State court since the date the secession of such State
upon any subject matter which before such secession
within the jurisdiction Of the courts OF the United
States shall have the force and effect OF Judgments
orders aud DEGREES Of the courts herein established
with the privilege of either party to appeal, Or sue
out writ Of error.
Mr.. PHELAN, of Miss, being entitled to the fOos.
replied to the arguments which had been dressed 70
the Senate In favor Of the amendment
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19

WANTE ID; tss .ss g01S
40 oeo Vii be paid. Apply early at b, A. CoaKEs
s, %S Sats 49, eniee No. II ba~ Bulldpg.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WIIAESp.

WEnAEspAY, March Is, 1868.
The Senate met at II o'clock NJ. Prayer by Rev. Mr.
Duncan, of the Methodist Church.
Mr.. CAPERT0N, Of Va. presented tire memorial of
VIM Bowles and Others relative to the seque5raton Of
certain lands.
TIKI GENERAL STAFF.
Mr.. SPARROW, from the Committee of Military
Affairs, reported back with amendment, the Senate bill
to establish aud organize the General Staff Of the Con-
Tolerate States army. Placed upon the calendar.
On motion OF Mr.. CAPERT0N, the House bilIto give
the Quartermaser General the rank pay and allow
ance of Brigadier General taken up and passed.
yeas To- nays 3, (iessrs CLAY, JOHNSON Of Ark, and
iANCEY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19

SPEtIiL EETI E.-We wOul
49, ell DE attentio Of tie Trade our sale au ,ls
on FIR ID y, TIE aO.h in T., Cf
- hhrs choice y. O. SIsar
$50 :. boxes old choice MlLufd iccs
OF NJ following Or nts viz
GraVely
ia. diva dS,
Jn1. War; D.,
D. 4 II. lay,
II lisrds Pocket Pee,
jesse roEn, and other fsyori.s brandt
NH !? ,R0B.aSJH, ADAMS 4 Co
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at / o'clock and was opened with
avcr by Bshop EaIly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19

THREE SUBSTITUTES WANTED.
Il For sound and reliable men, any years Of age II
price l'be paid.
Cal at Americi An tel, No 1916. mills
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go = GCIAL NOTICE.

E&Ss y gCIih NOTICE. Il
sale THIS morn ing
cAsk aslaSA Wine,
80 gross Excelio- Matches (frstraicl.
= sets Platform Scale,
Cans assorted Paints, -
% Hand saws,
30 bbls supcraue Flour,
nall lot OF Gold and Silyc. ccn dar back to IIO6 10
sold afer the Ia j.
Pipes, Shoes ard Pepper. &c.
mhi9 TAgDY WILL ANA q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19

fhe quos Of Salt furnish ID By In sate for ene equity
at Milford.
We hs ahsnd al hat place MONDAY the 23i mat and
during he week 70 dis bue the the eos
TIC c'ua;y
Each applicant gi be entitled to POUNDS for eseh
bet o. Ills her family at tish. cents pund and the as
n Of the numb In iau be yh - b. oath before JUS.
tee
Applicant, furnish Their bags, and as lar q, tea
be bring 18th change, ash VIII be rtqui ed
MN e. WYATT,
EOBr. b. IUysTALL.
D sena
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF vIReINI..
SENATE.
pREANpLt ANp aEsoLurIoxs.

The Senate met at oClOck-the PSrsrDEsr in tho
chair.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19

VA. CENTRAL RAILR0AD.-The We
gisi, Central Railroad Company viii pay Forty Dolis
and ard tn running month for the next three IA nth
ABLE-B)DItB NEGR0R- {, work East Of tie Blue Rlige.
II. d. WHlrCOMB
mhiy-iv. Genr SUD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-19

~ Tie aLdag Ell having been ,or Sc 70 al:
pny fer the 25th Va Bate u he raised local denee Major
Wy,tt Hit con 9aId ns ha' ned reeru Nag once
TIE barracks OF Ill battalion Canal st The eonand rs me-
ianed siha slty foithai>s 5o5ounty given
N1Ee bl Of go character vii be received Those vhng
good had tier apply AZ once Goth Nc and
rAtors rrrishe., ,,r,o,. {.
mhl4-Iv o,pt and Rscrui ing 0fhcsr.
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Ylsgss orEs.r,oSg os gogszR

We hays reoeaiiy r4e. sats eoave.gei xiih fe's.
tssasss wl,o rs os a.a hal egps: s,i'y as ssss
rassisas Rgl3a o. the oi e-aitoIs OF Asreon5 1-aa
iers q. l.ss e..on.isg tordssiog on t5e ssiemae
Thss gaHs'cass. cauaa ihseash toa Nsstinoss, sra
" as ut t.lres several Gaps ss Hwpsf's Ferry "sa
Sts..ea.oxa, finn whes latter so'rt hs saee'scea
In fusissHy the tlosxsdo. end mad, lis wsy ssisty
into OCT aasr. lie says ia. proclamation esa
been isausd by order cs Gen. Sehcnck. rec slsin..
al pe.so.s liz r,cuacuT sud seffsr2oa ecn2slts -
take ,as oos OF TO b Sssst eai o. tbs eqaesny'H q
lines. Whfss at ifGpsr'a Ferry hs. aas ts
cath a t:oi sscrsd 10 esl,r9a Il. over four.
leen yssrs os age, al Ghsvlcstown Laeg lad
lust esialI;sfed /. P5ovsss G2s-d. evti /. was
sxpccsets that ali tae iah2bitsa;s tlese would
During the stay o. our iafsrmz:. at navee,'s
Ferry. & number o. !sz!ss fgcRl Bssiia;oTe ra@cd
ta1ouSh iAat pisss WAC IA bcsu s<pel>d LoTn
th.it homes Oh rceoant cf sb9lS g0asaero s7xiy e.
th,es iu1esg ihsSs Wa sfY. Ga..haan, cf srs
York whols husasai fe-9 for 9 ie2g slAe s1Agiia
one3 Ia Foit wAEtes, MIA sa.~e siasl ahaiseu
aas YTas fefced from hey lcms aa,5 wsen she or-
rlYei ;. EarnsFs fe-fy (. VS. sf-'a sFs.S ls.,ig
taSt s.a o7ai cb.s5A p@:saiasica fyT her uarss 10
seec cmpAYy Fer l. iass Is sogas g,Atiaesssoa so
the eu.n,f 10 kn,1 aal .l.i A5g az asg i,g5a NJ
s-aEsS " beth gsfs - Dixie.
Esns VI sas ei.z3aAs of -.suioul s.c.s .;sffsr on
.Tsss bgie. asre4tsd ~ III Z alil 90 sayassy ssod
iass4s - ki.s-s>= ys.fy. SonassaJs @9 tss@y viz
isI Z lalisaurs sass ssfesad Scd eRr.Isd SD Ut
sixty cis zels, zpd il kllcze,svFe seaFo.l7 -e,a
citizen wss .of. Tss oa1ls s'sve labor c5 sii6t
esion o. .;ss StSte E.s tsea Ell Ss3 cr foresd
G-,.-s y3uA. - la
Chr.e:SiTa. ai fl'0nt 20 sI,sisT in .Va Zingtau,
have sss4Es.as, psEfo'ty s2.:sssi visl shsic sE.e
sssnoo Ia i.aZ 81 tsos'iesa. I'lsso rspe.: ttss
ssagy ciAers you'd c<su.a Z allowed - $3.50.
: ic'T ssaeks $50 th3 >a2sors o&vaiy7 vrea. to
IA, :ssGs"se of &zy. 16os. j. On. q fame: 1T JET
fes8s eosEtg, a; f,fSei his ssYa.l,9 ri 80 ,5=se,
issoy hi@o .ooA t-ita 'ho ;fi,ia Gauel 1F ot M-
". - L.. acoeu.is si,e b Z Il eatl roloyeftd
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ia aarsss i'll o1ouoEa aaa.

Gevsss! aceounss haze ntresdy 3, rssesd cf ito
tutiageopa conduct II tie eAepIy's fosae3 IL
Ctos c,sor VS. hass bsfssa as e Isi.es !r0-. :
prsiaiGea.i ei.iE,n o.'.hst county, who rlse3 e
erschle, .nd ue doubt traihici. Eie.lss CT y sat
cor s.ie.es have hsJ 10 craI.e ca sesDa2. OF !ei.
Ioeaa; The wsi,ei says Tbs y uyee upon al e.
gols in The itws- pa: OF ths eenn!y sba. .Aey
sa@l jdin t3sE. prowisrg in that casa no. Gnig
Gha res.ora;isn iheir property "a. proesi.aa
IL idsCTs, ard tho fcs~ IL s3p s5sed ts-.. II fha
g.2it u th.ngI esascl byth.i; fc.s arnssaZg VIII
gsbui: 10 thsra 20 eEcsps si4~v@!ion eAo-t f5.,ss
- SO sIA; ;n who Lad h ,sr .t:i7psa Il e,.Iysisg
snd VIC eonld scarcely E.t.oslatS f3- ree:
eppeaEsd 10 the ~qr;:sr os tha iss;sr fog edYics a.
t. shat courre Go sbcu.d ptys-e rs Sci: taa.
the LleEteE.at- Colonel In comm-4t. o. lie G4ss-
lee cavalry bgi told hm shss ualzss hs .5,k lie
ost1 Ls iall , should s.s.ve; tia; Charleston ha3
J.ea tskea, ana that tho tebs;en wss aeary :s
70 cad "a. sssea iiius lt:s - svoui i Egc.=e3of
II Is ,2cb sne os:s. Ed cgetyt Tag except tis
G-o.s Ies!oss1 10 b;1. "a is =.ies:d li;ag saeir
,oJ-se 10 rroB p ed 80 the lc,a o.isst az canls-ii
.n4 ;h- te 2!o 10 BIZ. 80 lhee- 'r.-s- - c@t
p:uaaar 2sosise t:sy -e!s,;g nsS.' 0upp'.s9.
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MAxr7AlTuKED TSnAc0o 41311t0
81 AuCTIcN--0n THURSDAY k0aAlAa,
tho SD inst cor IA :ac'rs y 0 sesoss wetsal ssal
Loco bazea GauaiAct1rsd T0D AOe0, to s'sss Ia
voices ths srsete: portion 10 Be sotl wf.tJ04 70
gefss; Anstt tic sar pos wil y found.
fen ehciss iots Of OLD br gat Tcbacco
y lio eisc, snEk;rg T5bacc0, Ia Dfgs bx1es,
% BILL Ksllow R.ass sno.iag Tebasso
Ese:ab0y sud EGrpss fncR
cuba, Fioiia. and DoMss,se Ciss.s. tome ef
than ehsIcs
Pipes. Eosas. 40.
-4kso-
1he following aoocs- -
20 TemijShns
f.na f-snsh 1f anHy
2 bbis Fine Old Apals Brady
bha Ola Eye EhtkaY
cAsea Hsreror ex'sd Oil
= essss asarias Cattle ssa2
l sags White do
50 texss Family SoaD
1s0 BIKES Ccncentcx;ed Lye
lcO g7ors BlUo-haad Ma!cAs0
80 d.z "a Bieckisg
8 Kegs psr Cab SOFA
thls Gorn:sy Ecap
80 kegs Nails
TO hcxea 0Ei diea
cases . Efoun dG5ar
G5 lbs Ia1sgS
10 bcxea Essence OF Coffee
AlRrge ssf0rsmsns ol Paints, n oil
P.nt SrusLes, 70.
Tessthsr with many othsr ssarss nisssisansoas
xadisiona 10 ii. sbos.4 ~ ustbs received IN.
III o'slcek Gu the nlcraing Of the sale,
spzl-tds EUNnXX & ARRN1A Aucas.
-ADrITIOHAI,-
VIII 60 sdied to tho above salo.
loo bushels Presh Ground Meal;
10 boxes hes. London Soap;
boxes Hard Terpsu lac Soap;
kegs Cup Carb sods;
and, If they arrive ia time,
l0noxes Fperal isniis6.
ap2 SUHEN NR k ARENTH. Auet's,
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Earneu folp,sR. - usRoa,,a oEn.R--T,

FSAENC II b1GpEsRs IN HsRCHtsG CRD1R Tbs
rrscaalola R ~ t. TE1yaii. estssiias a1sS Pisa,
10 ia gu:a cug eeaifast aod be a!tb EL1usht thea
sad Ens ~ nnw exsesa.vs Ia tha trg. pi&fs. If fAs
s-si.e- ygtra eA.gr ss yverc ohigad - ussGea in
ese s;d.s f6r srsn -As Tbs esy grew uasaaeE tis
.snaa N-2e oasas6. 70 that aboase EGt IA il-
e. il1zgttays ;y Cast ard peteFitaion. ss soon ss
VIZ bsgcI 20 psr p delicious tsre ssnis. esptaisr
z5 irs.ssSsants tgattsd a.o1. our o7lazaag sosit-
iag te sns :ases 10 Lusson sip thsir GOATS II thsy
s;et, q tFi-aa a,l i:ln,u.saas The iiakaess Of
etep "a vve appreciated s has; and when ss eli
=Tr.s al ths III, VIC. fc .as pa,nhei soldier who
,sge teach ysat5r ussi hsrecfiye1 orders 10 10 80
'f.ss tgesd I" .'aaS few InE Eusffais OK bseai
s,ss rs soa isss s2nas your Iaealh wall
ont hss,se y3u an dow 8 asoathset os 1aier u
'ii.s ca yoac pass, an,! ~. tas gscana r.
= z0s, si., two esfs safe de fo.fes for lg2ss
In tbs tbass. d yea ai,sk 80 esn sissa
f.vsr ard sllsssasatisll esoat viii usf Up ssita
yea / A.9 gee. ts4sfa aypossss yous eifs-s t. iha
aes. II: II 10 writl.sry HIS carssc~nss .se
= .sttg f. s;ssn so EzriYea as cur d-ssfacslca tho
aves nst soa es.sa ihs ofiesvs sssmsd eessssca ;
ti.4g atfn@ an. SHOUTED 1T the tishs Of p,siacss
Gf ass. asEi rsnf upon o shof; :hey caused tbs
ts..wse- &c f5 turned op to that there wsre 10
dssap sess iactsG fslv sbau In iiring after sore
hssi; EISEs grew fsu Il Ire fArs aui threatened
pflsnsss snGgAsns, ana s'7sa ssoa.iay AID cutting
iato . s-ksou ~ plereu ~ Hssir snxietY 70 Eco
eyoFsthieg csdsr;y naa c0safust shls. Rssora 1zs.
sst, wns.hsris I-,lssnna * village. tha regiment
sgs as q s,as Ra harcl HsxsmSsnsss@ AysrTbssdy
awoksIsffssiesl sns rsthss Incsiuei for the uxfah
= a. u.l:sreiss. - Eicsesss al ths YsAf Rsasd.
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sux s,ro. OF w.su,yares ssIssp.

I'll. siege of Washington. II O., has bsea rs.isf.s,
,-a Gen His forces have saiisn bsaS iAssa III eH
4, the croea RosS-, ls.vsas tho enemy Ia gisst
ION ef tse sowa j. IL ro. likely .!.at si'
ctasr a.,sm2. vii, BE- xaads 10 cspsNra y. she
abandonment Of the s.eys was probably esu~ea By
tao sSsaase of tao eaescT o.i ksnstos which -
ueV and oa tla rouie 10 G9sdaeore'. 1ha IOWA 81
Wssitne.oa was bonasfisa Oh ihs !ssh end io'a
iasts, aud fc1r or Are hoasss knocked aoF'1. ace
yapsass refussI to lot The ~onI., sod eaitrFcn Dc
renewed fsoaa io~E and two ias.es who ebeapai
ID. nigh. before the caanoasis epnneec.a stsis
tns. tie Ysaie,s were Oh short rzii,as, and lad
ila5x. zsei .ts sss, piisa es sss e:stz7za
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F;rAS@fAI. ARD COMMERCIAL


Euss7AY, &rffi q. 1852
SFFcIe AID EDTES-The market is ouiet.
with coo.ri5osi sAiea of gVld 5y lus bioseIa
- 81 s1~ , prem. tife buyii@ rates are about
~ q. '''e below these izfufes. sank notes a,o
s:.li quntahi= ;a5 - 81 per st. Treasury ,io.yg
OF ;i,s old ;ssne, were freely ttere;i to-day 1T
| raF III. .relnldrl, but most al tie brokers
d-ei!aad 10 bay. iIe privilege of exchanging
these nyteB Tor Pc Cabt. bonds Ces.seB to-
noItow, " eltaesIay, z2it
. BOMBS AND Observation-Disclosures 8 per
celts, iseuel ia CxchJ-uge for lieasniy Ilosee,
~. ..-.,..
ttre qaciable as iu9faiii for ioBg dates. The
last sucLon sale ot coupon boiida Of :he Is
IL loai, WAS at ~ and iat We qatte Va &c
at -; - Carolina 81 toii - I13; Va and Tenn
L Z, % mort. st I.D il, y and /, K stock.
10, Il AID ID Il /. d., i2a; /. ard r Il do.
Is; Va Fire aud Mar isg 90, f&a, Merchants
ihsn-anc, Company, ST. OF. dominion Ia.
f'i.dnce Company, Il q T.; E2ehant-a Bank,
III, Bank Ct tiaa &c rl,i-oltyv.a;th, i3; i5alii
oi Richmond, io;'; l!;,i'z of NJ, 81. Tr..de.s'
Btnh, ~. Farmers D t4k, - James River
ami Is -ii.ys III 30, 49,
FRopuCE, t-c.-Dlao5' has fart;ier de.
oi!Eed, a:''i We H"'g quatf~Si &5a 81 f;g hog.
round. Da%ef,S. 2J03 p Ii. Beans III de-
,nanG al 20 = bvsari. Cora il inwer we
Gnoi5 at St;aO % l. tt,sl,ei. Corn Ieal, 81 a1
= bnsi;ct-tha Latter figure ior Il limited
untiiity- C.1Edie5, 81 o'i q ) - T. lb. Fruit
Dried Apples, $it IL; Dried Peaches. $l5 q
Is l. hus!8i. h'ious-SgpetiiGt, s3l al 81; Ex-
tfa, $751; Family, $50 Hay ID IA very sntal
stiyp;g; sales at SO = ewt. Lard, 81 G5 a
aa T. lb. pota:oes irish, s. II 10 Sweet,
$i0@ii = tanhoi. Rice, 25~a3a. = H.
N'hea., 81 5AQ7 . bush.
Il observation-disclosures have declining ton
Geues; we qaote Brown al u IL al -. No
i.tsass &9@lo y gallon. Cvfre, )! a. BIT
SAT-, 43e: u lb Whi4key, $25 a35. Aprl.
Br;siids, So "a, Ffe.cL Brandy, Si5 y ga.
los.
Wisil'n a few days past, com,
maa L,.lf h.5 been q sil.sde ii. .,bel--zay lroil
5oc- 10 81 tut IN other qualities iLeio is lo
change. Wa qfote Il fellows !ufsii5g i.ug2,
$id025. 2oad do, SIC 021; Comsao; Loaf,
81 d2ui good 10, $2s u4a; Fine, siaa,5;
nae Manufacturing, S1B aI5. I'he market sor
M ,nn.totdilI iohslcon continues very Gu!l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-22
WEDNESDAY MoRN'a. APRIL %, lss:
rsos kysssLg.

. r,oua this po.at the reports which reach rs sse
os an in,ro ,aa. character. Taess state tast ths
r,,,s,y os Osps. sbisy. cSnnessed with aeaasht
y,.ne,'a s,vaiaa, vas sasptisea aaa cartarea en
sapssy nish. al Kesiirg farm, on ihs Nansansa d
,,s.- n:s s,s, sad thai 20 Of eur rnen were esp
,o-sa al The saE.e Tins. Passengers by ths trala
.e,s. Pse.rssasg last night coahesn tas report
I,ur.es n. terspo,n of AonjaT heavy asitg was
,,,a in the direction Of ST fisk. supppsei 20 10.
.,,, from, "a eagsgsmsn. letsss.a lbs euatos.g Of
IRE enemy AID COR sr.al.arY. Cen. Iec g.txcai
,o,ys5 from his asa. q t:r:sfs si sn early hour aa
Monday xaaTasrg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-22

CALH OF IMPOErHD GOODS, PR ETBAH.
~ EkY ORA B2AuREGARD AND ELLA AVID
AMAA.--0a r RsDAY MORNING, the sen
t,s:ant Commanding at IL o'clock, viii 30 sold
QEot EksEA
% Gases vieux Oasa.o Brandy, one dozen ssch
EE1ys.
t5 csses I,s6ie3' and Girl French Cashmere Eide
Lace Kid Coz grcss, Lasting Kid Lsss. Bnan
eisd and Patent, Cloth Button. and Da;m0ral
Boots end Caters
3! cases Mons assorted Bi1ehe13
8 cass Tcuti.S' assorted BlcehoS1
10 6; Sss ss6a'E assorted Cxfo-d Ttca
2e cases Yeas Eid Corg ess Bots
case Enn's Ca:f EaIlsreli
! case Msn's TeiiT gton Sprjsgsd
I $3.50 siens Patent Frusai&aD
) c=ses boys' aud oushs' aasolted K.l Oonayess
Socts
PAPER.
ca-sa Eea-agn AID I'm ,erisl Ledger PApsr
3 cxsss Fepsr
= bales Piper.
EkY GOODS, sc.
3cAses snre.icr l3lask rress silks
4 eases Il sas 0rsy Gotten Hsif Ee2o
sra'ss Heavy Tw,s.ed 6Airtirg
j. l bale Eiae Teiied Shifting
4 aatss sEsn's anu Boys E:ousss, ali sizss
ezges Flax Thread
2 bales Ma1ra uandserei.!eI
z cssai i,.ua sTyi.hI
:;cn.s aSsarsed Dry accss
$3.50 Is ,ogssi Rns:c1,s
] tass e ssi i MtTsuo e.iita
2 easeI S|Eesics P!ssfsr. NJ t~tsTthAD
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rTyUD .yAEu4nrx rlhpanex v.
IInl AeHT.1Nn ~ ~. 4. q
s,'s,.sr ~ 13,n,r,1@ 49, ~ - .eass. assss
- OircuN OceeS q - - = VisSsssS ssSys
3annssY 9ed l16i. - : $3.50 s1n11 SS,s.
81 1nfxfeA 1eAeoarg m, ISfI 6 eHo S-N ~ SsSs
u,issisnes. 1As1ebv spoci1Ae1 q ~ 1SsSesa @ss
IN a nuhllo aaeiirn. uncn ~ neSSriss1. -
THUHD*AY. ga ~ q Inrla 0e ~. RI -.
the next Tsie a. tSeeeolasrl 8 - = ii