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ow in existence here, and for the fine normal school. No man in our day is more entitled to the name of benefactor. His primary education was in the Orphan Asylum of this city — an institution unequalled in America, and in which Mr. Memminger has to this day a large and interesting class of females as Sunday School scholars. Great men can afford to condescend to what the world calls small things. Virginius. From Washington.[special correspondence of the Dispatch.] Washington, Feb. 19, 1861. The papers of this morning do not confirm what was stated, on good authority, last night-- viz: that it is almost certain that every one of Virginia's propositions will be rejected in the Peace Congress. The right of property in slaves, as existing under the Constitution, is denied, the right of transit with slaves, through free States, is also denied; likewise protection to slavery in future Territories. But, be this true or false, the indications yesterday show that compromises