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LOST AND FOUND.

&S REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from the sub
9C scrlber on April list, small red ozSrkA
cow with white face and portion of her AGt
horns sawed off; had a small piece of ropesS~nn
around her horn when she left.
\. BROWN.
ap9-3t+ Third. between and X streets
I OST-Fwo WATCH SEALS, one a gold dog
- seated on a blood stone; the other a red corne-
han, and both engraved with a raised mailed arm
with battle axe. and the letter in old English un-
deTneath A suitable reward will he paid on their
delivery TO MesSrS. NJ w. GAIT & BRO, Penn.
avenue. ap 9-St
q S0l observation-disclosures from the subscri-
p.fOO Der, residing in L pper Marlborough 50
Prince Georges county. Md ON the morning G3
OF the 4th INST, NEGRO MAN JOHN kET "A
LIE, aged about twenty -one or twenty two; N
night about D feet INCHES; light copper color
slender form: full suit hair; abrupt in his manner
no sears recoiacted; clothes not recollected. The
If taken in free State, 500 if taken in Mary,
land, Virginia; or the District of Columbia. John
was purchased by me from the estate of the late
Leonard II. Chew, and has relatives in Washington
city, at Mr.. Jas. SoncTvllle's Charles county and
Washington J. Bealle's, Prince Georges county.
ap 9-2w' f.. e.. w. HALL.
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THIS AFTERNOON d TO- MORROW

By VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer
FURNITURE, CARPETS AND FANCY Goops.
L. On MONDAY MORNING, 9Th instant, at Q
O'Clock, shall sell, In front of the store of IT. B.
Brown, 800 Sew nth street, general varIetr OF
new and second hand Furniture, Housekeeping
Articles, Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
Sales every market morning throughout the sea-
son.
ap7-3t WIN. MARSHALL. Auct
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT PUBLIC
v AUcTION.-On WEDNESDAY. April 18th, al
IL o'clock, on the premises, shall sell subdIvi
Cd Z, In quare SIS, from ing 1917 feet on north
street between 4th and 5th streets west, running
back "a 1eet III inches TO an alley.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and IL
months, with interest secured BY deed of trust on
the premises.
aP6-d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE Buun.
~ ING LoTs on THE ISLAND, AT AUcTIoN.-On
TU ESOAf, the 10th inst ] shall sell, on the prem
lses, commencing at O'Clock p. m, on the fr st
named lot, the following valuable Building Lots
viz:
Square 499. Lots s. 4, s. 6, 7,s. O. 10, H. 49, H. L. H.
IS, 10. q; q, q, 50, 81, and s.,
Square sa2, Lot 4,
DO 468 Lots Is. q, and q.
The abvoye mentioned property Is all Handsomely
situated and perfect grade, fronting on south q and
II, 9th and & streets west. Any person wishing TO
purchase handsome building lot will do well to
attend this so e. " "
Title from the Government.
Ge'ms; One fourth cash balance In 6, u and Is
CURED TO give notes for the deferred PAYMENTS
bearing interest from the day of sale, deed given
ard deed Of trust taken.
apdd A. GREEN, Aact.
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NoIIcs-hsfr'es Of Co!xn'bia Advs-tise,nssts
20 % '.s"fsd ." fAs BALTIMORE Sun are ,ses,vsd
at and forwarded from THx STAR Office.
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WATcA REruRNs.-Four dodgers Were accom-.
modated and colored woman Gagged for safe
keeping
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The HIAwATHA CLUB announce their third
grand cotiilon party to come of at Stotts Hall,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Twentieth st ,
on Thursday evening next Arth's cotillon band
has been engaged for the occasion, and the pleas
ATTEST kind Of 4 time 10 anticipated
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PUSIIINE SHE OF BUILDING LOIS on
4 MAINLAND AVENUE, AT PURLIC SALE,-On
MONDAN AFTERNOON, 9th INST at O'Clock
we will sell, TO the highest oder, Lots numbered
5 4, and 5, In square l.a5O, fronting on MARYLAND
avenue, near the toll gate, and between 18th aud
18th streets east
Terms: One third cash the residue in and u
months with interest," and secured by deed Of trust
Title perfect.
SD cts WALL, A. BARNARD Arcss
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LOG AL NEWS,

u IAosgk The STAR IS p,inted on fAs fastsst
"s0" Prsss N use sox.A of Baltimore, its ed,.io.
so large as to ysfxirs it Be put to press at a,
sa'fy Aosrj Advertisements, therefore, should bs
ss"t - before TOelvs O'Clock, "a. otAsrsstss tksv
nay sof appear sssI the sers day.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPEClAls NOTICE.
- RespeeUx ly Addressed to the Citizens and
Strangers of WdShtngton.
The subscriber begs leave call the attention of
the ri1zens and strangers to bis new CT. OTHiNG
800 .t,sa,a Hs, WI toS Seyensh, between
selected s stock Of SENTbEMEN'S CLOTHING
CAPS, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices
A ca! is respectfully, solicited. Goods of ali de-
scrlptloIs always on hand and for sale at ten per
cent. less than any other house in town All al
these goods are new and made by the beat houses
N.B.-Don forget to call at the Peoples Cloth
Ing Store. No, AGO Seventh, between and F
streets: opposite the Post Once.
sp6-2w J. H. SMITH.
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The PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE RAILWAY BILL
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Brown moved tina
the bill relating to the Pennsylvania Avenue Rail
raid be made the special order for Thursday next
at one O'Clock; which was agreed to, and the bill
ordered to be printed as amended
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DxrpxEEIYvtt. GREEN NJ Apcs0nssEi D.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE Build
L ING LoTs IN SQUARE No. $40, on THE ISLAND,
Al AUcrIoN,-On WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Df
April next, shall sell, in front of the premises
commencing al O'Clock p. M, twenty three hand
some building lots, being Subdivisions of the origi-
No. $40.
This property fronts 81 and az STREET - west and
u and III streets south, al the lots running hack TO
wide alley. with frontage of from 10 20 2, feet
and les wIthlh a few squares OF the new market IN
my office.
Terms of sale: One fou- til cash the balance In
3, and Is months for notes bearing ntere from
the day OF sale. Full warrantee deeds will be given
and deed OF trust taken for the deferred pay
If the terms arc not complied with vithir FIVE
Gays after SAID sale the property will be resold at
mar I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
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GRAY GooDs, for Ladies' Travelling Dresses, can
De found In all the latest designs at
oo. ~ w. w. BURDETTEs,
aps-" No. 35l Seventh ST. between and h
MOURNING GooDs.-A large and SUPERIOR stock o
All hLis vi Mourning Goods, suitable for the Spring
can u ~ - souhd al w. w. BURDsrrE's,
rx.o- hYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT PowDxR
bAtcihihates Bed Bugs, Reaches Ticks Ants
Garden Insects &c
IL contains no Poison.
LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap9-3In
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NJ NOTICE.
NOW In store large and beautiful stock al
WINDOW SHADES OF every variety from { tu
10 feet long.
SHADE LINENS plain of all widths.
SHAD FIXTURES and TRIMMINGS Of every
GILT WINDOW CoRNICES. BANDS, &c.&c
PICTURE CORDS And TASSELS of every vari-
PAPERHANGINGs of every grade. style, and
price. l.. r. CLARK,
Paperhsnger and Upholsterer,
ap7-St No. 2&s Pa. av., betw. 18th and 18th SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY WALL BARNARD, AucuoReers
SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
- TION.-On FRIDAY AFTER NOON, 18th inst .
az 81 clock, we Will sell, IN front of the premises
part OF Lot u, IN square 6lS, fronting Is feet ON
north ii street, between lst and I'd streets west.
and running back lac feet to an alley, improved
with a small two story brick dwelling.
Terms: One-thrd cash the residue IN and II
mo- tins, with interest: Title perfect. A deed given
and deed OF trust taken.
sp9ts WALL n BARNARD, Auct.
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= Spring AND SUMNER
,yL. DRY GOoDs.
we nave Just opened very large and very desir-
aoe s'och Oh silks and Dress Goods of all the latest
styles textures and novelties of the Spring importa
tlon; together with full and complete stock OF
Linens ana Domestlcs. All of which a re fresh and
OF the pest class goods; and will be sold 25 per cent
purchased in many places. e'' ''i O'
Respectfully solicit a call from all my friends
Onf fr, re as near as possible, and just dealing
Terms Cash.
oe. w. w. BURDETrE, No. S5l Seventh ST..
DIP '7o' between and SITS.
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TO SAN FRANCISCO
I'm EIGHT DAYS
BY THE
Central Overland California
AND
PIXIES PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY,

The Courier of the PONY EXPRESS will leave
ct JOSEPH, Missouri, at o'clock a. IN. on FRI
DAY, April vs., carrying DIS patches only. (Which
must be IN Government stamped envelopes a.
Will run regular weekly thereafter.
Teleg pho messages from al parts of the United
states and Canadas in connection with the point OF
departure. will be received up to O'Clock a. M on
the day of the departure OF the Express and trans
mltted over the Placerville and ST. Joseph Tele-
graphic wire 10 San Francisco, and intermediate
E0lnts BY the connecting express, in EIGHT DAYS
The Letters Will be delivered in San Francisco
IN EN- Days from the departure of the Express.
PERSONS desiring TO send Teegraphic messages
can do so by making application at any Telegraph
Oftlces in the Union.
Letters will be received up to two o'clock. .. m
on every Monday, at 4s1 tenth ST.. ashing .OI
D. c, and will be forN arded to the express Of tina
week at st. Joseph.
Full particulars can be obtained on application to
the Agents IF the Company.
w. Fl. RUSSELL, President.
Leavsnworth City, Kansas, March, 1859.
Office New York;. b. SIMPSON, Vics Pres't
SAMUEL ALLEN, Agents. st. LOUIS.
II ]. SPAULDING, Agent, Chicago.
UNIT RAIsIN. Agent, st Joseph, Mo
Jos A MoNHEIMER. Agent.
ap9 II No. 4c1 Tenth ct, W ashln gton, ID. c
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BY A. GREEN, Auotloueer.
E&TENSlNE ; AL Il OF VALUABLE
IL BUILDING DoTs FRONTING 9Th AND 7TH
STREETS WEST AND AND 4 STREETS NORTH. Ar
AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 9th dsy Of April,
shall SELL front of the premises at - oc ock o.
m q large number OF handsome Building Lots in
subdivision of square No. cal, all of which are Of
moderate depth, running 10 alleys THIS propettS
Is beautifully situated, bounded by 9Th AID 9Th sts
each street.
The attention Of the pu sic is respectfully invited
70 this larse sale. Bargains may be expected. Tt
tie direct from the Government
Terms: One fourth cash balance in s, IL, ls and
- months Tor notes hearing interest. A deed given
and a deed of trust taken.
mar Sid A. GREEN, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
on account OF no bidders untl. WEDNESDAY, n e
nth instant. same hour ard place.
ap7-d GREEN Aucs
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ap 9St

No. 13-THE POOR AS WE'LL AS THE RICH. can
nave sure cure for Coughs, Colds and Consump-
tlo, III ,IS primary stages, owing to the cheapness
OF MIS-: n y. Gardner's Indian Basam of Liver
MoIt anu y, aThound. medicine that has proved
pressing 70 our race Ii is sold by all druggists and
Messrs' Weeks & Potter, Boston, are the general
Luz
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MRS. ENGELBRECHT BEGS TO INFORM
W her friends and theirs; most re,Pect- Ala
folly. that she has opened a new r rs ye.AY
TAU ANT on Penn. avenue, No. SO, l:.iE
near Adams Express Office, where she Will Keep
constantly on hand fine Brandles, Whisky, Ale
Wines, etc. tog ether with the bes sort of Dishes
at g. hours during the Gay. Regular bOarders. per
week, car also find accommodate n. Pric,s mod
crate In order To secure a large patronage.
mar 80 Staw2w Mrs. A. ENGELBRECHT
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By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
MAHOGANY PLANO FORTE FI-R NIrIrR

TrTHE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLE
POSTPONED until THURSDAY MORNING
April 18th, same hour ard place.
ap lh-d j. G.. Mcguire & CO. Aucts
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In TIME OF PEACE PRErARE FOR Waffle
heavy thunder storm Of last night reminds us of
the necessity OF supplying our houses with good
lightning rods, for the protection of life and prop
erty. superior article is manufactured by our
nelghbor, F. LaBarre, corner Tenth and streets,
(see advertisement who is said to have made the
first platna-tipped points in this city, and to have
erected many of them, to the satisfaction of the
public. Give him CALL
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in conseq uence Of the rain until wEDNEsDhY,
the 18th instant, same hour and place.
ap5d A. GREEN. Auct.
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JUVENILE CONTRIBUTION TO THE MONUMENT
FUND.-The Public School taught by Miss Annie
nj. Adams and Mrs. Martin, have today sent to
the Washington Monument Society one dollar and
twenty cents, their contribution for the months of
March and April. This school has been giving
sixty cents every month, without fail, since MAY,
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nurse and female

L MKs; w INsLow, an experienced nurse and female
pny slctan mas Soothing Syrup for Chtldea Teeth
,Hs Tnch greatly facilitates the process of teethng
Dy , soifehlng the gums, reducing all inflammation
VIII Suay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
70 yeuiIeives and relief and health to your Infants
another column ~ wv oN Oh IAe no nj IN
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BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP SILKS. - By the an
nouncement of Messrs. Clagett & May it will be
Of the most tempting description, both as regards
quality and price. From their superior expert
ence these dealers are enabled to get the pick of
the New York market In making their purchases,
and the same experience enables them TO buy on
such favorable terms that they afford to sell at
the wonderfully-low rates they do. The fact too,
that articles sold from this establishment sure
to be represented to explain the cause of
its great popularity with the ladies we apprshend
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The THEATRE.-The bill at the theatre toni q bit
isarePettion oft play of 'Everybody's Friend -
to be followed by . The Rough Diamond, MIR.
] s. Clarke appearing in both pieces. Mr. Clarke
Is an excellent comedian in his line, and our citi-
zens should not miss the pleasure of witnessing
his presentations while here. Mrs Gladstane and
Miss Rose Skerrett, both trumps, are also on the
bill o-night.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other For Sale and Rent advertisements
see first page
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BEAR IN MIND the lecture of Mr.. Chiffon this
evening at Wizards Hall on /" China and the Pc
culisrities Of Chinese Life"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
Grand Excursion TO Mount Vernon.

WASHINGTON, March The excursion of
the Ladies' Noun; Vernon Association to-day
to Mt. Vernon was o most pleasant affair.
The Senate met iii hour earlier this morning
with q view to attend in Il body, but, owing to
an important debate, could not adjourn III time
for the departurc. Several members of that
body were, however, present.
The members of The House generally al
tended, and also the ladies' Of the Mount Yer
non Association, accompanied by their 'rcasu-
rer, George W. Riggs, Esq.
The full! Marine Band was present and rer-
dcred delightful mtiSic. Arriving ut the Mount
Vernon wharf, the entire company sSrmb'e
on the elevated ground and proceeded direct TO
the tomb of Washington.
The band here performed n dircc and other
appronriate airs. Col. W&Shinglun'S family en-
tended a cordial welcome 10 all. The dwelling,
garden and premises generally were all viewed
and inspected with interest. After 4 pleasant
soiourn, the steamer left just as the sun WAS
setting.
Miss Cunningham, Regent of Inc ~asSocia-
ton. remained OH business. Soon after leaving
Mount Vernon the whole company assembled,
when the Hon. Mr.. Larabcc, OF Wisconsin, de-
livered Il few exceedingly eloquent remarks,
and introduced the Hon. John CoehraIie. oi
New York, who promptly responded. For
some time this gentleman enchanted the aSSciii'
blace with eloquent and patriotic remarks
When he concluded the band played HAL
Columbia"
The Hon. S. VI. Cox of Ohio, followed elo-
~oucntly, and with fine effect. Hon. Mr., Martin
of Virginia, next addressed the company very
appropriately. Each Of the speeches compli-
mented the women Of America for their action
in behalf of the purchase of Mount Vernon.
An returned to the national metropolis III
fine order, rejoicing in the exercise Of the day,
so we'll spent. The band performed "llone'
Sweet Home" on arriving here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
l;ahtern;Shore IsnLlrnnG.

The Legislature of Maryland has passed q
bill appropriating one million of dollars to
complete the road under construction through
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, down near the
line of Virginia. 1t is to bc hoped that our
Legislature, before it adjouIns, will pass the
bill now before the Senate, providing for an APP
preparation of $3.50, 600, OH the two and three.
ffths principle, to commence tho road through
the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
The country is so level III Accomac and
Northampton counties, that the road can be
built for a little over ten thousand dollars per
mile. ana if the Legislature will appropriate
this small sum. the road can probably be built
without further State aid. Those interested in
the MARYLAND road arc DESTROYS that Virginia
shall meet her at the line between the two
States. so as TO have a continuous line from
Philadelphia down to Norfolk.
1t IS but justice TO .Aceomac and Nor,hamp-
ton that the Legislature appropriate this small
sum. The Eastern Shore pays a large tax, and
has never received a dollar in returD to be ex-
pended for any purpose within her borders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09

A respcc,able farmer named ludd, was shot and killed In
.Acconlc county, Va. OH Eriiuy night OF last week, ny a
woman named Mary Simpson. The Norfolk Day Book
says:
She sent II small boy TO his house TO request hiin l" come
to her house, between eight amt nine o'clock ut night, as
she wanted 10 see him "n important business. lie went,
according 10 appointment, hui fearing that all was not
right, took n %ncighbdr and his little son with him. lie
knocked nj the door lightly, when She asked VIII" u wa.
he said at Is ! whom you sent for to-day" The light IN
the house was put out, thee u or opened, AMI Immediately he
received The contents Of Il pisioi-a bal-wh!ch proved
afterwards. 10 have entered his liver. The man who was
shot started home. hut fell when nb"rt fifty yards from his
house, wa. carried home by lis %neiphbor, and died in ahou!
twcnt y-four hours. The woman, wi" Is In Jail, Is hhtnei
Mary simpson. and says She shot him for breaking In her
house but the ~neishhur who accompanied Nj. liuid. thc
man killed. says he only knocked at the door gently, and n
small button on The inside was not even huisltd oil: IL
seems this Miss Simpson lived by herself, IN the land ;d'
Joining Mr.. BudI, which was pwuel by Il nan named Lille
s,nn. who, IL few ia' 5 previous, had Il difficulty with E'idd,
which resulted in o fight On cnuri.t!ny, la.t Monday. thls
man, fully Lillcs,on, went TO the Jail TO visit THIS woman.
The excitement against him was :" grrnt thai he was pro-
hibi,ed from going 10 The Jail aea!u, anil susriciol' that he
was either the person hat shu, ludd or insiisateJ IL, loon
spread, and il j. said If any one had proposed il, he would
hnr. been lyuc.irh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-09
'i'i,c southern Conference.

10 Hr Efi;UrS Of Me Enquirer:
Geutie,nrn file report Of my very brief remarks on
= & ri. .iun.r from the Slate at Mississippi, published Ia
,I- "Euu.irrr" o.. The ;GI al Marcia fans 4" give iauc1 o!
yla, ,Ii saw upuu the proposition. What lid cay, in
,Yir,aucrj wa, ills: That .houli vote Tor re i0.tob
coui.s because the ;ricnGs OF 4 conference hah charged
,iat tlIos. Of u Who were uII.0:el To = c"Lir1rhce were
,tr,iI n give IN. rrouic ii.!,t but Gy conviction wa. that
I uu, colir- would lie enough. further stated that me
fri I'd. g! tn conference had already ihe hrncht OF HE
s,,.rrh of the honorable commissioner of South Carolina,
which had eel: disseminate anIo.g The Ec"pic ALREADY: le:
I was no; afraid Ia IL: them READ all that had b--h SAID, or
co Id Ia. said. UPON the subject. Aud then ! believe the
people would not cou.rat 10 IL Coz !rrrnre AZ ;his ,irae. Il
i conference was necessary. In M humble Judgment, II
was no. nrcrs-nry nj this time. soG'h Carolina tad 40
new cause Tor c. mplairt. Virginia had. And 4 south Carroll.
Ma had stayed away from virginia and let tie old State
alone. and she had Called upon her lister Southern States
for a Conference, q Conference would have been held
that would hare been worth ss:neihinsi 10 the Soui!t. VIZ
rini. had caus. Of complaint, South Carolina hal non:
and any Conference We might agree 10, %ith only South
Carolina aud MI sis. ippi, virginia could not i've TO such a
Conference any prestige or power, Us 1t "Hs crrtai;' Mem
lucky, 7. nprss.-, 7, MAS and Maryland would hot be IN
that Con!,reure. No ether southern States, except
South Carolina and Mississippi had called upon Virginia or
spoken for n Conference, and "as uhwiihu'' a.:
one o. the representatives G. the people, 10 see the old
STATE %. Virginia, which has contributed 80 much, both III
The field and IN il.- cabinc; 10 build up this Union. a. III.
!laal, with only south Carolina and Mississippi In Con-
ference. | also remarked. that il T!.ht br ss the gentle
man from U;,shur had said, that the Conference was with
him onlv a question Of time when the Conference should be
hrld. hu. | did not think the time had arrived; And. | was
nyiling 10 COMMIT the old state Of virginia 10 Il Confer
encc THAI could not br regarded Is anything else but Con.
ference for disurion. Thus South Carolina and Mississippi
els were to the e:hrrisl w~orlls-balis of Ere tylng through
tbs sphere, With thelr fiery tails, which, II no, checked, would
drag Z. I'll 10 ruin. Respectfully,
III SAMUEL CRANE