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- w sts'Fr popular '-' 1'Sse 'ol1 OF
"ho " WEST oders this d.y
Mathis of 70 Martin ~ q. -.
ias do.., "a, o. Carrie csPTon p.ise u q. .b.-s
N-,ausst s,sofg 81 tvsIy iay life - -"S'H-
N.Irei-. - ne ne IN Tines By Henry CaekhGrn-1ss
$50 " ne Expedition Aa~ric.u
'ap-n under y
o. 49, 49, 'u' numerous tii-stEs pTie- 90
Eu.bt sf 80 NlVei.-Chas ONishey Jsss Hi,.on
Sa I-yH,'- ieeI saitr HaEy Loaesaers Afttss sis
iFls Gao NJ wEsT
y A..
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CHICKEHING'S CEIERHATEn
PIANO EAAEESt

ChGCk BEHRING'S CEIEaA ATEn
PLANO FOHTEsi
fNNht spRso RIbfR ~ ast rscsi,sd a ns .ni IL.
Fatict ars9rtmspt 90 rse celebrated In.ifu
meats 20 90 ~ currs foI al, factory prices NJ III
Us So w ~ ~ lime. - ~ large ccgsv a.
81 an o. found Va ri us Northern cites Amon- ~ -
~ ~ 'hiestiisf icas NiN shch 7r bcaatv and ts-y ID
o -i o. 'h stan d guIvsi raFior Gfarb Min
AIS i4ied Do ths sciriou fhr Paor Grand ne
m . hss's tnicscfins and eaasii.d a.. at srts ape
.s5 q SEQ 1iiauea T.rari s Ca srv etf rr,alr
WIG -,nnnii-i iui =t o. fashionable --..si sH a.. -.s
l Fi5 ofsnd 10 5sfdT s-InT ether .astf .rt.
~ = ctansai rnuscsrs .r-grsug ihs go fs.,
E.th ~ " ''' -'''' -- '' WIZ
Aes-FnuoI cf Brown sl,o maker, sf 81, -.ss,,, 49,,
experience TATffAsITf TaEr-sr - t-,-.- WV
lsle ogrS'.i@ M. F,-,,1. 49,, We s.t tsl ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21

FILLMORE DEMONSTRATIONS IN ALExsNDRn-The friends
oil Fillmore had glorious meeting IN Alexandra last
Thursday night which shows that the enthusiasm of its
citizens has been fairly aroused ia his favor procession
with music banners transparences and torches mlrc-d
through the streets after which several thousand people
surrounded the plat form Ia front of the Lyceun where
they were addressed by the Hons. William H. Sneed of
tennessee, Robert p Trippe, OF Georgia j. 5 Care of
Virginia w. L. UNDERWOOD OF Kentucky. Luther NJ Ken.
metz. d Missouri, and w. ID. Massey Esq Of Alexandria
Duung the evening. rational sautes fred fire orA
displayed aud bonres lighted The Gazette says that the
Fillmore demonstration of the 18th OF July will long be
remembered as one OF the best political displays
in Alexandria.
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AUCTION SALES.

"A hstEtON.-wn - s.if on NORvfSa
. - -. one rs-a- euhtr is--.-riy ai a. .Ioa 80,
~ ., h'~-v" N.f-t-h ant Ci-y A., M. b-,~s-.
100 sd for.s a., be- M hoss-. f.s,,.,, -,
'' u'- -atne iot
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sTILLM0RE FOR SALE.

SnsS for ale The farm which reside, eonAning SEWN
HUNDRED AChsS II OF the improved farm. In ~.
county Of CePepe The BUILDINGS eouTeuent and
handsome IL lies within miles Of Orange Alexandra
hAroAd and within OF the PlAsk-rozi Freek m
PRESENT crop Of wheat vii go bushels, srn
Wiling 10 take part, the acoe dIaOHf servants which
want for ny oieH Ny depot aud post olee BrdsfV ST.
ina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21

. CEi-IAsritID April i2u. Ies
NttG b,.A Co -Havtug us,i sud fntpg ~
IN D. such Ono medicine. fh'rk
Know o W. d,1s'rr about 49, on a.. ro-srr 81
chan aul htuiJcd her thst uirch
81 ho +ui hrca'n, Ihid ancedhy rhy,su.
mar ~" not thcFc q y oramc and
Tor NEARLY tVo yrsrs ,d ,vuy mcl'n, could
tfcc' until iuiu tril. ~
ouc bottle aud hthu cnticiy headed
II Tor otcr sud found the
use hs a. you think proper A. =. CHALkLY.
magg
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- THE MUSIC STORE.
III ". TAYLOR you'd remind his friends sndtt.
y puhle generally that NJ nov 0n flov nr.|Iw
wSSpySs s'srT arr @S = y, ISS9s yISo IoErEs
AVVOkDhONs u ~ bst quality ~ W. oEesi prces Ne
IN es Guy of NE tae Of E1 eslehsisd NUNS
tnnos vheh ar not suIpsa ~ any Other makers and squas
But ~ ieF Aslt uaf 3 o. = superior Pianos
- 6uhsr and Violin STRINGS of De hast go.fitv
Ne has ne largest stock Emusic 10 ~ fsuni IN III. s,. ana
eossntg rceeFng " latest PUBLICATIONS Which he
e most re"ced prices and good else
~ Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire
" Od Psnos tshen IN pr psy ior 49, Goes.
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y, Tfnsaenf
Messrs Kent Pans Kent The budng 2GxlOO feet Eth
floors, and in excellent order. ~
The lot 26Nl!S feet, extending an Aey 70 feet vide.
suitahle for large
The property under good ren constantly advancing IN
Y1e aad anrrs ngcenepis Terms liberal
ini0-eo1u
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THISTEE,s SALE. N

* sf,ss o. de,i ct trust to trustee. non
- ~ dated the leah Jay or,.a
iiu,iH.s Court Of RchuloHi p.os-i To- N 1n MEOSts
hAi III Ffh la 81 July $50 heginn,nF o loci A
no "' thNy formally s,utted D.
" ."i 'th - NE ioiaEnF property add DEED .nvey-i va
Nfsi ''Ai tas snip stag, les. g..
% b. 20 !" 10 O-ts sl Bale H.s seair- Gr..u
Nrs"r~s hos--t Wagon sni H.m-s-
".eA -Hi h.Inrss, Caitng b4K
ts<- All under 49,, days cf-d To- .gprsv,
.Hi'' ssi ns.oti.te paper - that amount sad over
GARRETT .r..t--
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Of TIE tRp~iea Of An-rlsa SQUADRON n ~
ShhA sas add Japan lsa2 ami "a 80 - 70 .h'
s Ia " P-rs, e y BY Francis II. Ss. . n
Memorials " His TIM by Henry Coeshurn
he-n L-ncoin-A Tale, by Carrie Csproo
The Martins Of Gro Martin, by Ch.slr, t.. 49,.
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N& MESsRs n. nAYIsA SoN-n-s.--


~ THE EXERCISES OF MISS W. A
nA&>->ALLfNS SCHOOL will be onM ihth
ssssuer at her residence First Clay Mar
auI-
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kS% AIA Il bot .aEeSfr> b, Ino..
=hS tue greatest The pOsaisr hal
OJTs u IN lag for the time culo hs.g, SOFA 10 q
'1Sseriej o. ssasai other uEs.sny Appearance
resie ti-t.S h-i DE void "i these psopeTes
The hair
-etT SsisT noE sansEr Esh th Least
'sssrsncr dous5 ar he authorized
The not
t'e' Nd 81 inyehtoT W BOYLE Boston lid L,
Druggists
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NOTICE.

I'm C"-Ef taElls rU-eT 81 10 uie ir H.
h.s 'Fso's al isht- sbd claims acrtGn, 10 tu
- ooai ON nnse herrbv fir- n
-'. = ietts SE di.iEas make slas.t
'1ef - i9nssT indulgence ElveH
Iylr--iti. ..EN a.aprrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21

RscISESrAI PAsADT.-Purssant to oricr- our yolno.
teer regiment paraed Broad on SATURDAY. night
at o'clock, Col. August in command The companies
were all on the ground with pretty iull ranks and made
really credtabe appearance TIL" column marched up to
the vicinity OF the Fair Grounds then down Frank lin and
Nam streets a. tar the -. Charles Hotel then up Il,
capitol Square, at which place the regiment dismissed
At hai'past O'Clock Throughout the march, the sol
hier- were followed 10y immense crowd aud at varou.
points alos the route the ladies' assembled in con.
siderable numbers To witness the brilliant spectacle The
gay uniforms aud FURNISHED weapons of the soldiers gilt
terng IN the moonlight, formed novel ~ il was
pleasing, aud the charming music OF the Armory Band
supplied all that was necessary complete the effect Of
the picture.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-21

- te.se-a ard CTiicAi NCficss
Sea 'tt r,tn ;hc period the present. Ia a.
puycsret lId tee. L Dlyekines ~ Portrai. is
Ar'osrsrls ard - SuSsoi Colleges Residences Authors
ns ~ best Literature q the country, adapted for nnv.y
u y eli. 2yois.. royal Svo., 81. '
or>r'Ns uT EMINENT Nsx
couutud most heartily the reading public for rop.+-
not n,ry dcdersiun but, sort necessity q syr
vel FURNISHED American Library. twAshingou Irving
The CycoialA ~ the most rsnfrkalIe tr,.i ,..
~hieh have APPEARED foiu he American ress-i,ors, nsn
eruN. 49, t''''t' "'"
az immense tuccess.L N. " Brecsenrdgr NV
for sale only ~ tie Bookstore o.
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N -Chapmans Speedy Cure Tor Dathdua aud DysenteTy
Is superior 10 anything
root OF the disease Graduating With certainty unequaed
success great that nun Price
cts for sale. wholesale and retail by
W. q. BATrAILE, Sole Agent,
Drug and Chemical Store 9Th aud Broad street,
Hirltr.o w..
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Msa.otr. Of LIN, kim. n N a. ~ PRICE cARDozos
80 n.'i' hiSi- illustrations ToI -ll5
t-s S5eiopardls 81 h,biieAI Iafsr.tare vsi.
hN.e fissari u Pair.tEe % W.
hdts- Lost --uses-l,OQ
1919 = We oioSns and ether popular works, Wen. 81
Of s'sss words Ct Jesus fe sc IL The -,
"a sal Night Msiches,' Tha.ntons F.nI.v -,
al t. -ls foiis Lectures 10 ChlIr-n 49,,
~ "a .'o-t Aonr' Consolation byJ VI 49,
$3.50 So lsH before the Queen ani Ponce An, ,S;s
50 tA.s's 49, rortagt- '"Hses Chsgch a,rv 49, WA
Serhel heEans, A., Appieton Ftitn 49, ~ D~he
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ALIEN. NIL. Importer sud Manufacturer OF
- lic' aud G.uil,%on Boots sud Shoes, No. l27 Main
street prepared In furnish his cnd public
rally, with Bprs TEUNES
quality that b. surpAsd prices cannot m to
please All In want ~ good Gor
Mr. i,i where they can he pleased price, quality style
iyI
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EXCHANGE BANK OF yIRGISI.

>,
WE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTIONS Bank have declared
.emAnua dividend = cent, subject 10 n drInrtiS
u y cent. bonus, payable 10Th Instant
Jn'-zw W. p sTROTHER Cashier
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL IXD MATHEMATICAL
AGADEHX

HWt ENtRcistS or THIS SCHOOL resumed on The J.,
October ueN-s-ssiou - months The Of
bucef ~ instructor IN Modern Languages have secured
IEltMs-psyabg semi annually 81 ddcdnce.
l0f tuition n Latin Mathematics and English $50 %
~ in 1tets' sNirH .-.........
~ tu,i OF soieTn Languages 90 o.
or h qlAeaton su lnstrucor, tie Principal refers to thu
oowug gentlemen biz the
GPv n y WISE, hes g. A. Myers, John ~
z holsdsy C. Greiier, B. FoGtAne, J. Price p Graton
hes Gee WooderidSc sad } Fvterkin.
-. W. ID STUART, Prnenal
MI stuart graduate % the Virginia Military fnuse AMI
Tor three disc Argf With satisfaction b duv an a.
instant Professor q Mathematics do vithg reai eonhdsne
60 The Patrons g. ls Academy, And
loas ccrnpecr; G1d 'l.fill T,actsr."
. FRANCIS II SMITH
Ul--dJtEti.-o,+ Supt OF Va Military institute
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CI.AtKSON a ANDERSON.
rNpHMs3Teip i0G MAIN STREET.,

~ removed to the isse Ee-pFoof war-hosse r,eeiiy o
ped eT Thomas J. PeytoG and viii egat!I.r ~ 81. "a
ms ne o. soInEJ Psodaee Wheat Flour, TooSeeo te s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.

WASHINGToN Feb. 2j.-SENATE The Chair
laid before the Senate IA communication from the
Secretary ni the Navy. in answer 10 resolution
transm shifting copy OF the report Of the Naval
Board, and stated that it was not accompanied
with any journal. record, other papers: and.
further, the causes of action in the several
cases we're not made known to the Deparmet.
MIR Mallory, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported u bill to amend the act passed
at the lat session, to promote the efficiency of
the Nav.
Mr. Mason submitted resolution requesting
the President, ii not Incompatible with the pub
lie interests, to communicate To the Senate all
the correspondence which has taken place he
tween this government and that of Great Britain.
in regard to the enlistment Of soldiers in the L
nited States, to serve in the British army. ac-
companed by such evidence and documents AZ
the President may deem proper. to show the con-
neetion of the agents of officers of the British
Government with this violation Of our laws and
national rights.
Mr. Jarnes expressed his concurrence in thn
apiuion ne the senator from Virginia
Mr. Ca.s. who appeared in his seat for the first
time since his rrcent severe accident, aud aPpa
lontly perfectly reco.ercd.uot only agreed hear
tly in every word which Mr.. Mnson uttered, hut
would 90 further than he had
He would not hesitate to say that he never saw
statement SO utterly contrary to fact as that Of
Lord Clarendon He showed, from the { vIdenc"
on the triad of the British agents for the Violation
of our neutrality laws that the completely OF the
British Government conid not be successfully de-
MED.
Mr. Mason said that the statement of Lord
Clarendon in the British Parliament regardn';
this METER had recentv been received in tn.
English newspapers. and unless the America"
side of the question likewise made known
the community would he mi,ed. 1t was, there
fore. important that all the correspondence should
be made l.nbIie.
HousE.-On motion OF Mr.. bloomington. TN"
military committee were Instructed to inquire NJ
to tie expediencv of the establishment of mil
tarp academy aud .chool Of practice in the va
lev of the Mississippi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

C1NCINSATl. Feb 25.-ihe river has ri>en egth
feet in the twelve hours and still continues t."
ri.e The ice from the Licking River came
down Yesterday, brenking up the ice in the Obi"
doing great damage ia the steamers IN front 81
the ci!y.-Ihe Stern whaei hnats Alhertine.
Flag Bridge City. Grapcshot. Madonna. Salem
aud Surktown al we've cut through aud sunk.
beu, with the enrgoes total loss of over 5000
tEiI Fur II Al tlatni lt l. tghtd.
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BALIlnoRr. FEBRUARY ION. 1ssf.

BALf1MoRI, February 10Th, lSjf
We take the liberty of eainR the attention OF the Virginia
Merchants the very large stock spring and summer
receiving We hive been encouraged by
liberal patronage with which have been favored
extend and shah this be prepared
larger aud varied than have be
had and in order the bos trade shall sell
Goods the lowest prompt dealers We shall offer
large and elegant stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS in nd
dton usual stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
stock has been purchased with and tho
and feel confident make the
the very first class of trade den with We shall
be glad have you call and examine stock when
10 market
Orders shall be carefully aud promptly
HOPKINS, HULL q co
p SWe have recently been appointed Agents Of the Ma.
ryland Penitcnary for the sale OF their Goods f p
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LAHf.> i'\E.WS.
ARRIVAL OF rHa ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Highly lmporfoa, from Engtaad-Tas DFicui
~ bettoeea Mr. Buchanan and tae E.riish
horerHment Coafrmcd-Sir Henry Buirer
, oBeriag TO Mediate between Mr.. buchanan
and Lord Ciarendoa-Breadstufs Largely
Defined
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NJ ARRIED

Buckingham, the OH January by the Icy Nj Mere
AIT JoHH J. LAckLAND to Miss AMANDA NJ, daughter OF
NV ttt Joha l.. COD5s, OF Bedford.
~ Sodtpd Sentinel aud Southern Churchmau please copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

~ The Spring session nj I'll, Institution viii open an Wed
l1f. the 2lth February 18th the following faculty
IN. JnHN { BItekNIt. \ NJ President and Professor of
Natural Seentr.
WV Phaf A. NJ Proessorot English aud Classical lito
raturr
I ! PORTS 4 VI. Prsfr ,sar OF Mathematics.
AbNArp ploI Professor of Modern Laneuagrs and Music
NJ L. \. 1Rtol assistant n Modern Languages and Mu
Mt.e : YrfrY. Instrnrtrtzs IN ornamental Branches
aiI,s corn Assaatn English aud Scientific Branch
Miss MARY /. l.pNA1tns. Assistant i'm Music.
Miss NJ. T. BLACKWELL, Asststantn Music aud French.
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Deaih Of an Er-nember Of Congress.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is. -Euward Is Huhiev
formerly Il representative in Congress from Schn!-
kill District dpid in this city Saturday. He
was also formerly Canal Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

v conducted in thi> city by JOINS ) IItNl> n my Agent
discontinued from this date All pcr>ens ndehed IRE re
Irstcd max" immediate pavement o. air PurF who is
aa'halztd Ia receive the same JtblN :. kENI.
lvne4hnrg. Feb J. l-a6 lfe6tlw
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snY.-OLtVGDN : lhe so-pnriner-hip OF

~ SAUNDERS y lKB1 having Nptred 10y limitation, is
hi.lay dissolved Werrra tAnls Ia old friends lut
customers thcr liberal since hHve been III bus
moss ask tbeir continuance 10 tile ueorn e lff
AINpERS.
Ta1a indebted tous viii please forward and settle
t,rod accounts early practicable very desrs
i'e md III" affairs Of the old concern
SAl.NnrR,S & INHY.
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The Search for the Pacific Return The pes-

sells.
NEW York, Feb, 2l.--rhe steamer Alabama
arrived here this evening from the search for the
Pacific having been sixty hours in making tho
run from Halifax to this port.
The steam propelled Arctic left Halifax on tho
evening of the Goth.
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MrNvuOE.-l hn,c ll.i. in, nppoin,cd . ohn y.

q PUKNls my Aget Tor l.I ad m my 6eI1It % condtel
FOB 7, ,itv of I,yuchblrC, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dry GOODS Bt SINESS. An sales made by him To be
srttsn purchases credit will be binding
4.,. ue lie s-,lgw HORACE l.. KENT
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H ship heretofore exsinR between l.. i Folkes and
Winston, under the style aud Arm OF l. J. fokes having
PRED. by Imitation Is his iaV dissolved All persona having
claims against the will please present them for pay
mcnt Those indebted ~ the house respectfully solicited
II cal aud sottlc their = counts rtthpat dcidg
The stock o Furniture remaining hand Is offered at
coat orcash until Wednesday. the 9Th of March, when will
hc sold Mt auction without reserve
The assortment large and complete and well worthy tho
attention Of those wishing purchase. T.. J. EbLkES,
H..
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.lmericaa National ConrsEiioa.

PHILADELPHIA, Feh. 25.-'rhe American Con
vention reassembled tins moring, pursuant 10 adj
junrnment.
\ resolution offered declaring that the
National Council had no authority to prescribe Il
platform efprncpes for the Convention X hat
will nominate no candidate for President or Vice
President vino not il favor of interdicting the in
PRODUCTION Of slavery North of IS deg 30 min
\ motion was made 10 lav the resolution on the
table, and carried AVIS Ill. noe. ~
Mr.. Brownlow then moved thai the Convention
proceed t. the nomn nation oi candidates for Pres
ilent aud Vice President forthwith; ana ON this
motion he moved the presoes question.
The call fr the previous question was sustain
ed by unanimous Volt.
The prospects for the nomination of Willard
Fillmore tnl the Presidency appear in the aseen
dant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27
BY TELEGR APIi.
ARRIVAL OF THE TEXAs.

ARRIVAL OF THE TEXAs.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb Goth. The steamer Tex
Us arrived from Vera Cruz ON the 22d. Tho
news is important.
On the night of the 18th inst, the castle of
sun Juan dc Ulloa pronounced for Tuna
reg There wns som" firing ON both sides, with
slight loss, until the 10Th. when the castle sur
rendered to The city.
Nothing important from the Interior
NOMINATION OF MIR. FILLMORE.
PnlApnlrlllA, Feb 2d.--'fhe vote stood, far
Fillmore l79, Inv 81; Rayner II; Mclean 8
The Convention adjourned sine die.
ARRIVAL or TIE DANIEL WEBSTER
NEW ORLEANS, Feb &c The Steamer Dan
icl Webster. from san Juan, has arrived.
Col Kiuue, bud gone To Grenada 10 effect an
nnnce with Walker.
An IF the Central American States, except
Nicaragua. have formed an alliance.
The San Francisco markets had downward
tendency
Agricultural prospects were good.
The mining accounts are excellent
No United States Senator had been elected,
and there was little probability of choice. Hon
II. s. Footo WIS the American candidate
Sanders and llallmond. both formerly col
lectors of the Port of san Francisco, have been
indicted for cmbcz2ng funds.
There has been no fighting in Oregon since
Inst accounts.
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BALTIMORE, MARKET 5

Flour irmor Sales of Howard Street S6.75
CITY Mills held NJ Sti62n7J.
When, steady. Red FL ioai2; White Sl.50a
80.
Corn 5Jn6O.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

PniLApEiPHIA. Feb. 25.-Mr. Brownow's
resolution passed aud the halloting was about to
commence. when the secession of the delegations
from the following States WAS separated annonn-
ced Connecticut, Massachusetts. Rhode Island.
Iowa. Pennsy lvnnja, and part Of Illinois.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BALTIMORE.

ktILNOR HOUSE,
" MONUMENT SouAHE. Baltimore. Md.
J. hfLDEBERGEK SMITH,
Proprietor.
" s WAIVER. late Of the 81 Nicholas Hotel New York
Superintendent c II d&cly
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Corn 5,5n6).

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-l'he Commercial Adj
vertiser has the authority of passenger by the
Asia. twho saw Mr.. Buchanan the eve of his
depurturc) for Eating TINT all the points of diff
Guilty between England and the United States
afe in fair way for adjustment; aud would be
settled in "A few DAYS.
The steamer Etna from lfavre, via Halifax,
ha- arrived. with Mr. Roger \. Pryor, AS n
passenger,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27
SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.


&nENiFt's sAi.E.-WiIl he sold nj john w.
stfstons on Fiat Greek In Campbell county. FRI
ia me IN tlaN Ut March noNt STEAM SAW MILL
snh ~ IT HIS the property Of Ward oey taken 10
sy sanilN s.eeaens against said Ward y otcy
tl3e. ssh G. CLARK, sheriff.
fc 2set'th mar-Repshlican copy
4 Np""TsNT rHssT sAIE.-R, ,ir,u. Of
a#'1 tE7S' mair AMI evceuttd hy Albert 4 pahney
.nd S'n II his VIII. rptuu .lounals hearing dAio
s.'n IT, 1t May tsai aud n record Ia Campbell County
Court the Undersigned specially appointed uusia. the
,es m Ni az sail cHninfs hy he direction tho rtinci
80 EDITORS IN aid deed mentioned will on SAlt RDAY
tr hh M'fei eaa npua the premis - proceed Ia sg
auction a. The highest nider that .auahe properly known
as the 'PhaNiN fot NnsN " situated IN the anal aud
river aNamR the city ct Iyn,hhur containing about
nal
This property equally suited Foundt, ManuGietu.
ring MtiS-tne or both
Ais. adjoining Lot running from tho Foundry along the
nna Ia the Intersection OF Black Water Creek with
River.
Tho two combined comprising the valuable property
on the river In the vicinity the city we'll deserving the
attention of capitalists
Also thu House and Lot now occupied by Mr. Joseph y
barat near TIM rosdencr II Judge banir Tho houses
now Hni comfortable and we'll suited family ftsidrnce
The contains about OF land. good garden.
am authorised by tho principal creditors say. that liberal
credit will he the Of the propey on their
giving satisfactory security
The terms Will be made known on the dav e sale
The title deemed rcrori, hut shall only cnnvpy such
vested No As HENRY DIN NINaTnN
fe 26.daawtlath Specal Trustee.
NAluaBLE NEGROES At auCrlON At
LIBERTY, HEnfOUn to--nn Thursday morning, the
18Th March s56 will cl at Liberty Bedford
the division Of acopartncrst business % ~ VAIL ABLE
NEGRO MEN AND boNs all of which young andlkey,
aud sold for fault
Terms made known IN the day of sale
KYLE 4 RADFORD
&. Il PHELPS Auetonecr
&c l3dGc3tamift5tl mar then d6ctl3h
III. Richmond Semi weekly Whig copy. inside form, till
davot sale and seud account 10 this onlcc