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WILL BE SOLD, eye:y nisht this veek. g
w suction room IS. Main street, cc!n9cnetng q
7oclcck: lsrss invcics q me sS"!3s rhxwes: ~
GUARD and VEST CHAINS, Ladise' CHAIA-
LAlNS; Silver Plated SPOONS, EoMKSA en-
CARS, CUTLERY, &c. .As
N.B.-Conslg nmenta receiving every doX 49, 80
without reserve. }. h. UIo060, 49,
ID, F. BOOTH. Salesman. MS
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nr.r,r aYln1S ENR TIE HAIR.

I Nos.s dc bsui au ltulnine, genuine prepa-
Bag tar rrolnotIns aud Identifying the hair !;
ss-.'s milan Hair OIL. for hesDtl, Ing the halr.
Is b. $50. bs constant use. Will change the hair
atM n dark color; Pomads fhi!uloIie,
llyris. 4.
Z con t,arden seeds. lust received
I. WAIVER. Druggist. 9Th and Broad SITS.
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vJ,RUSTEE'S NOTlCE.-C. BoErcHER has by
his deed Of this date, (Which is OF record n the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the CITY OF
Richmond convey red to me in trust. for the bene-
fit Of his creditors. all of his stock OF Trlnmn ~,
and goods Of every description In his store No It's;
Broad street, also all of the debts due to him. /
have appointed him my agent to make sale, Pr
nfsy Of the stock on hand and to collect the debts
that due.
Fancy line, tciH find 1t TO Their interest to make
nvyrhnsss as the business must be slQsea up.
WIN. F. WATSON, Trustee.
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.nEB;.S. 5. {. Snead's f Iour. super; $50 do.
Il X -Four. super: lto do. Extra Snoe1hne
-. tn Family Flour: 70 do. PAGES + me
~ % Superior Rye Flour: 81 do. Lard.
,,,ic'e: Y do. New Orleans Molasses; Is
Brsb, Nutcovado Mhlasses; 20 bnls. Bright
go1ss S,rup: Crushed. Powdered and Cot
r,rs. atnxes 81 CaTh. Soda, extra article
- s,fsr,lon of bakers to above stock.
ID" '''- IrN. WALLACE SONS.
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ElzHsSsAssIHA Sf ynsNAIFFSSstHE
f a4!k ykR1xhaE RhassA AsSs4:5 fEP
18th inst, * 10 o'cesk. viii ssiI. q g. rssidsss:
"a T. &; sI s.
.plena,d Rosewood PIANO. mad: =, ., !: J. y. Wa 6;
',:sss ss1s ::s s'P syr
Chairs. antique do. j Rocker the whole being
deliberately carved.
Rosewood PARL0R SUIT, same number Of
w.a sr .sA
A1H sS1s a1r of the latest and
most fashionable STYLE r,,rs. n,r
sT'lfss::s ::s
VASES ss srd ,s Ccs. t !: ss
i Elssan. HALL SET in oak, consisting Of Hat
isp!snalS cHHMbgR SET T. saa:i:.n: e E%
| double Washtand. marble top. Ard Chairs; the
whole being of the most exquisite sty and splen-
Mahogany CHAIRS; eprinx. Hair and Shaek
MATTREsSEs; Brussels G SN a CAkPElTSS
and ehsy
Mahosany Jenny Lind and Cottage BEDST EA YIE
BfTE FE 55ktks d fnEaRs
MnSsS SGET SHSS ,F ~ and ROCK CASE
| elegant 81 DEBOARD: Mahogany Side and Dining
| TABLES; Cane Seat CHAIRS; REFRIGEkA.
| TOR; together with . large lot Of CyT.GLASS
| CHINA and GRANITE WARE. JARS, &C., &c.
L.rr. COOKING Gs STOVE; l rronn. do. to
gether with the usual variety ofKITCHEN CTEN
| SILS. .
| The above Furniture 10 OF the most elegant quail
1 ~nA k,fa th<.a0 rQhi tn DuYc
| portunity of examining the same. tine residenc.
will 10 open on Tuesday, Gath instant; from unit
| O'Clock f. B. COOK,
| iaH AuctiOneer.
| ADDITIONAL.-Wil be added to the allow
| sale
very fine Bay HORSE. we'll broke, gentle AM
| knd-said to be fast trotter.
| ALSO,
| A very handsome open CARRIAGE and HAN
NESS. ljal9 r.. B. o. Auct.
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7TyOBACCONlSTS' FIATUKES.-Having my
new factory. with ENLARGED facilities and great
I solicit orders from my former customers, many
of whom were disappointed last year IN e?nse-
quence of the burning Of my shop: My machinery
/ have a few FLATTENING MILLS on hand.
and shall continue e manuiaWctnTTe 6fsren
patterns. MY IMPROVED BAND, with ribbed
castings, VIII be entirely reliable and much better
than tho Old kind of Bands with plain caslngs
'H"' II In H. NJ. SMITH.
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tRsLN.-F Fresh assartm ent ,, stesme

5,Eut tRsIS.-Fresh assortment b, steamer.
" ,hss,s suusrioT Green and Binch leas ~
r., r,r,e .ui Crushed Sugar: s tubs choice Roll
,sf. :. tibs refined Family Lard; 80 pieces
-,ls. sluldsrs ana Breasts: 81 bbis. APPLES,
..u sga Crarnerues; 80 bbls prime IRISH fota,
!. s. Goldfish, Herring ard MackeTel. Smnked
{ a.,n. gaef and tongues: Tubs. Backets. Mar
|, 5sAe.s. &C., retailing a. unusually low prices.
kAIANsGH. Family Grocer.
81 haluS III h
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Card.-T take this opportunity Ofreturning my
sincere thanks to my old friends and patrons fer
their liberal support, and hope to receive con-
tinuation of the same to tho new concern:
!. 3-dIm 4 cw3m A. S. SAMUEL.
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BY James N. Taylor 4 Sen. Auct's.
FRAMED TENEMENT on CATHARINE
IT 4. ssd a., e
ar: :.s s com framed
rins street, near to Messrs. CHM DAVIS Bsick-
brick Kitchen two stories high, Ac.
The Lot fronts y feet. and runs back 100 feet to
an sISs .Sss CASH baane. q. g. Il and
months. for negotiable notes. with interest added
and % secured b, J1s !q H. e taylor SON. Aue
q AT AUCTION.-Ws viii cell on MONDAY.
TO S:;;;:Sis ssSsE lots o. Cath
back 10 si fsss to 40 sIIsy 10 ssst vide anu
T.ss';-on. third cash; balance a. and daI !.
Cd fsd secured x n.y.. f All; SON. Aue.
CoMMyssIONER,s SALE. OF REAL e
rATE-In execution Of decree S o. a. h nf hc
EDWARD Nsidt, the, undersiInsd. commYIa9'NcnHs'
=. H.. Lot No. IL Il bussi: edition. lying o.
Is: lone
OF M. Andrew Muller.
T1fA'-A' sac JOHN A. HUTCHINSON. com,r.
| yA..M. TAsLos SoS. Auc,'I-
sSS,' v =: .S = &: s;!
comply with the terms Of sale.
IL Ii "A. H.. Coo'f.
TvRUSTEE,S nAL1 OF Z VACANT LOT
| L ON UNION AILL.-As trustee in eeftaiI
deed of trust. executed b. +. y. Thompson, q
recorded ia the Clerks Once Of Henrise CQSAt
Court. will cell. upop the premises. IN 0ATUR
DAY. the 3lst day Of Jsnuesy, cqsnmensinS q
o'clock, Z; NJ, eertaia LOT OF LAND. 81 Sth
between and = streets. having . t9Ont ri > fpel
neil ,h,s i: g: i = s s:, 81
months. for negotiable notes, With lAtarest addod
and secured BY = tsvst dccA
Jas. N. TArLoa 6 6ox. Anes's. iii
CMERlHF'1 sALE.- -Dy.aa orass Of Henrio
y Cesnly CoNrs. nade a. tke IN dAy IT JaAqAsy
laeo. 4oe. fs1eyay slaxs: ~ 1seSssHn g ~ p
t 5: "a q n6kb1l' i Is: fsss u d 49,
Cent ~ $500: = sss tset1 dast & 81 cSs
'3 * s. q! J ci1 4. HUTCHINSON. 4.
Sws1s:.E.IB, Ell q. X ~ 'ea's swell
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6Y Alex, Ne4a. 1ne1,

EnOG Erica. nav G5ODo, EUANl.
store On fAtSspAY jan ~ 8 :ss:ssa
clock; ksnsrsi sssc WS:.snt Of GkOc4 IL.
Soap, Candies, TObaeco, Cigars, &e. "a 81
DRY Go4DS;G!Sevs':!! INVOICES DR. 0soAs ~
FUNNITURE.-Al otOt Furniture fFou psivuao
family; steys;F IS, roo,s-, sm,.... ..,,.-.
Anvil. lot Or Hammers. Tongs, &C., Ghosts Car
penter's Tools.
jal3 ALEA. NVII. A0es.
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The subscriber. in retiring from the Grocery
business takes this method of returning his sincere
during the past eight Years. and most cordially re,
CONNIE nds to their confidence the new hrm OF JOHN
r SAUNDERS L CO. can be found at the old
stand where all persons having claims ag ainst me
will present them for PAYMENT and those indebted
TO me will make ayment with as l!tte deiay as
possible. u. W. SACNDEho'
ia q-dScWlm
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LIMITING AND SEWINei MALHI Ma.
n WEEDS PATENT LOCI, STITCH SEW
ING MACHINE; Price SSo tS SLY each. srw
ING MACHINE, invented by J.. f. a. Gibbs, of
Mill Point, -Pocahontas county; Va. Price VAC to
S60 each Those wishing good. low, priced, well
made reliable Machine. are assured that the supe,
rior merits claimed for this Machine can 10 relied
"iTiKEWISE-AVKIN'S FAMILY KNITTING
MACHINE, new and useful Inyentlon, for sale
bv DARBY & JOHNSON, Agents.
No. Is Governor st., Richmond, Va:
P.S.-Those DESTROYS of obtaining an Agency for
the sale of these celebrated Machines IN virginia
Sonth Carolina and Tennessee, will hnd IT to their
interest to make early application. d. Il }.
10 Il
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HATS. cars. OVER SHOES. re-. AT
Room. s. Main street. on THURSDAY 1e!sias,
January 10Th 4 70 oYGcs Ssy scds ,sr H. ~ 60
lot Of Whirs: * dozen eight. day Clocks lot cf
Pocket Knives; twenty -fvo dozen sets Ce0e0 80
other Jeweiry, and other 0Oeds, 70 Gloss % "
voice,
J. II. DlG0ES. Aoot.
n y uoo-u 1~I>~mau in M-f6o
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SE s.:,, (, 81: g. i ~ ''s's s.s'b
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COMbdISSTONER,S SALE.-By vlTtpe Of .
- decree Of the Circuit Cont d the CIT, q Mich
frustee. rrnnounced juno i3th 1853 the subscriber,
% special COmmssinner appointed by SAID Court.
will proceed to sell. for cssh. ae the auction nonse
on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3, 1850, ono slave, ROB
ERT, twelve years old ard vssH healthy;
Ia l9-t,is Special Commissioner.
BIZ Richard Caathorn, Auct.
IN PRIDAY. 2Oth instant, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
~ ut my store, will sell at auction, 10 bbls Her
rings, in good order; 10 boxes Tobacc0; 70 boxes
Eoep: ke 70 Butter; Cheese; new Hams, Shoulder
and Sides; Whisky; Brsndy. kc;u
jail k.CAU'EHOnN. Auct'
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,,,ss- HoU~hkEEpERS.
GOODS. Receiving ref steam
0 III wv W. "A pet = rsl,iIrc RA.l

y and Slate CAMBRlGs-assorted.
1. {, "a a s.dsome Fsrcy, Fl IN -
- md Bs,' ,,.a. Dn + 'ii.,AiNNELs.
?, A az = S,ffRlpES; Scislet F LANNELS. ,.,,
t'..,p Liner desirable goods tnr sale low
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77O-PARTNERSHlP. subscribers have
pose Of carving on q GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS in the city Of Rchmond and haze We
A. s. SAMUEL. They hope, by personal attention to
business, to merit the patronage Of their trsends
J. J. WILSON.
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M. PASTE BLAMING. The subscriber
" 11eIs ior sale superior article OF vi PAS IL
; .4Cti Nj If his own manufacture. 1t is war
! ed GtFrrF as any riage AZ ihs North, and much
"s'psr 'ell, IN tfsc boxes Of more than pound
. and SOLD at re tail ior 25 cents. Manufactured
Z, b, JAMES p. DUVAL,
Bru st Main street.
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TNFIRMARY OF TINE MEDICAL Cox
l LEGE...Thi. In6rmary - situated q The essnsI
heaitR(ul POSITION, convenient to the Railroad D.
pots. Hotels and other centres Of eusns;s y,
the .sccessfni treatment Of diseases and injuries.
and Tor the comfort OF the sick: All persons %.
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL sld, oxeoI
diseasos. are admitted into the institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully asseneee
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of tAc yTC&Ss
.ors Of the college Who visit the wards daily. TIE
charges for Board. Medical Attendance, NoIs.9e
and Medicine are, for 10CAs
White Patients. .....".'"...E ISL
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OyeRsoArs. OyERCOATs.-DARRA-

II NfNtVNi>. ONEK( D. RRA
Ne sta.A a. 0YERC0aTS. and as the season is
~ u ar. thei wit sell them rsry iotr. We ad-
'e 8 az NaAt = call early as we are determined
SCI. IARkACOlT, HARRIS l. Co,
No. liz Main street.
N..-...--rs N Merchant. MeIsiser 4 Co.
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The concern of WILSON
- BOSHER is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Tie name of the firm will be used by either
" JOHN J. WILSON,
CHAS. Nj. BOSHER.
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CntGl REHEB:s - Bude kef's Pulmonary
! ialram; Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Wistsr's Bal.
"a Elixir. LeossFds instant Relief; Roses
% SSrup; HASTINGS S,r. Naptha: J 4. nes' Ex-
r .oraAt. God i..yer obs, &c, Nc. For sale by
4. bODEhER & Co, Drug lists,
Nam street. near Old Market.
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A Card.-The subscriber in retiring from the
Grocery Business, takes this method of returning
his sincere thanks to his old friends for their lib.
eral patronage during a number OF years, and most
cordially recommends to their conhde nee my late
nartner and successor, Mr.. CHAS. NJ. BOSHER,
as gentleman in every way worthy OF their cnnh-
deuce | can lie found at SAMUEL WILSON'S,
on Shockoe Slip, where we will be glad to receive
consignmentS. WV, co~,
ia3-dlm&cW JOHN }. w lLSON.
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CMALL FARM OF so ACRES: On the
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-We are author
zed b, Mr. b. Dnval r. to sci. his little Farm u NJ
which are cleared, balance in woods There is on
the place Il neat dwelling. good barn and the usual
out houses. As the owner resides In another coun
ty he has no use for this farm, and will in order to
ell ct sale, sell it at the low price OF s. 900 Ap-
| ply to GOUDIN q ArICnooN'
al
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" h>."-F reach Marble. Wood Case and
''9oi ;atterns of esht ,iay movements. war
~ - = -"pd ilme keepers. For sale at the China
--- Asv'e furnishing Store Of
Il RI'I KI.EN.
, 1860-03-02

Mr.. Ducianun's organ is very screre on what
it terms the army of trumpetcrs" who are
blowing loud blasts for Douglas. It denies the
assertion that Douglas delegates have been
elected from Baltimore. It contradicts many
other like reports, rs follows:
We know, for instance, that the New York
delegation chosen by the regular Democratic
Convention Of the State at Syracuse in Scptcna-
ber last, are not pledged to Judge Douglas or
to auv other man and that they will nf0tr fote
for any one uAo il not eatirtly acceptable to tie
Democracy Of the Southern Stats. We know
that the Connecticut delegation occupy pre-
ciscIy similar position that the Minnesota
Convention, by u vote OF two to one, negatived
resolution Of Instructions in fayor Ut Mr..
Douglas; that the delegations from Massachu-
setts and Maine, which 81 the trumpetcrs' have
announced to he " units" for him. are not only
not 50, but very far from it; aud that in ohio
and Indiana, whence the trumpets hare sound
strong parties opposed to Judge Douglas,
The Washington Star says:
Judge Douglas strength ut Charleston may
be fairly estimated ut about 50 or 70 rotes ii
the most, of whom probably not more titan ..
are welded to his personal fortunes, and trans
| ferable, as in his good pleasure he may indi
| cate. OF these 20 votes, good many will dc
sert him on the second ballot, and after that th
| number will grow "sinall by degrees and beau
tifully ]ess." The great strength Of Dorgla
lies in the telcgraphic dispatches Of the Associ
! ciated Press, and the gas-blowers OF Washln.
ton hotels. lie is proportionably weak in til
Charleston Convention, and before the people
, 1860-03-02
Chicago and Pixies Peak.

The Omaha (Nebraska) Republican, of the
a4th ult. publishes the letter or memorial Of
Dr.. John Evans to the Board of Trade Of this
city,upon the subject Of establishing an ex-
press between this city md Pixies peak !; alsu
the report of the COMMITTEE Of the Board upon
the same subject md says:
Certainly nothing could tend more strongly
to the completion Of the railroad lines to Coun-
ell Bluffs and Omaba than the establishment of
regular, frequent, and reliable express line
through. To give body to the whole scheme
and enable bankers and miners to realize imulc-
liately the full value of their gold, the govern
ment should establish 1T the Eastern terminus
or such line, that is to say here or ut Chicago,
au assay office and mint.
We congratulate our fellow rownsmeu on the
fact that ut least one xpot in the East Is waking
I'M to tie immense advantages Of the route
through Omaha 10 Pixies Peak. We hope our
City Council will call u meeting "of all con.
cerncd," to take measures for the diffusion Of
thor}tdge un the subject, or in whatever way
their dcliherstion may lead to, show our Chica-
70 friends TINT VIC too are alive to the position
We occupy. 1t is not an imputation on tue in-
telligcnce Of Chicago to say that probably not
ten men in the city know tliat the Elkhorn river
is bridged at FontenelTe, and that this very
week gentlemen Of this city nre making eftl'
cient arrangements for ferry over the LouT
Fork. While, therefore. we suggest nothing IL
to mode Of OPERATION, VIC most certainly be'
lieve that some mode or securing to Omaha ltt
natural and proper place as q business town, j:
imperative upon us, and that NC ull should bt
waking up to receive cordially the advance
! madc directly to us by Chicago.
, 1860-03-02
Inccndfarfem in yFoodatock~.Dne OF
tho IncendinrfcA ArfcaIcd -11e At
tempIs 10 Commit Suicide.

Inccndfarfem in yFoodatock~.Dne OF
tho Incendinrfca Arrcescd lie At
templs 10 Commit Suicide.
We learn from the Woodstock Srnfiat2 Of the
eth, that two attempts ut incendiarism were
made in that town on Friday aud Saturday
nights Of last week, the Inter Of which proved
successful.
On Friday night some persons passing Mr..
Clapp's tin store, found the back door open,
lot Of tin ware piled up in the middle Of the
room, the store door open and live Goals laying
against the petition, which were just ready to
kindle iuto u blaze. 1t wus extinguished. Sus-
picion was excited against an 1rishman named
Philip Cosgrove, as he was known 10 be Of i
bad character, and had worked for Mr. Clapp on
Friday He WIS accordingly arrested by Con-
stable Wm. II. Murphy, and placed in the lock-
up. On Saturday night, about II O'Clock,
the livery stuble, situated on Main street.
There were some eight or ten horses in the
barn, which were I'LL safely gotten out, with all
the buggies: but number Of sleigha wcrc
burnt, together With a large assortment Of har-
eess. The flames srecaily:envelopedt the build
ing, which burned like 1inder. The building
Immediately next WIS u saloon, kept by >her-
Schryycr. A large number Of people speedily
collected, aud most Of the furniture Of the sa-
loon was moved to place of safety, and the
trc WAS stopped.
The Livery Stable was owned ly N. L..
Ioslyn, aud valued at $4,000. 1t was insured
by him in The lhr1ix. Of Hartford, to the
amount Of 81 900. pasco Austin also had an
insurance Of $3.50 on it. in the peoria lns. Co.
Tie livery stock was owned by ". T.. Alien. and
was insured in the Qnnkcr City to the amount
OF 5000. The other 1wo buildings were owned
| by Henry Sherman, and we're worth Il 500. Tie
| furniture wareroonl was insured for $500 in the
Illinois Mutual. and the saloon for $3.50 IN the
| Quaker City. r. g. Sclryver lost about SsVt
worth Of property, apd was insured in the l'hc.
ni1, Of Hartford, to the amount Of Il ,oo0- The
total loss is about $5,0tts.
Cosgroye was examined on Tuesday md con-,
mited TO JUL, aud on "Wednesday 1norn'ne
about o'clock, be attempted to hang h'mse!
in the prison, but was discovered in time to pre-
vent fatal result.
, 1860-03-02
virginia Republican Convention.

ElrCtnIa Republican Convention.
The following calt, (Which. though identical
in its general terms Will. that Of the National
Republican Committee, is worthy Of Eeptition,)
has bccu issued .by the Republican COMMITTEE
at Wheeling:
Al citisena VI Virsinta who nrc willing to
CO. optruir iu tl4u hnrlmrt If candidates for
President and vicc President, orr,scd 10 tho
poliry or tho prrscnt Administration; 10 FEEDER
ii corruption aud nxurpatsan; IL the extension
ot slavery in the Territories: 10 tic now and
dangerous political doctrine. llat the CosIstliu*
ton, Of its own force, carr1ra sasrry intn all
tbs Territories Of the Guitsd statex: 10 tlc
re opening nf sl,s African SLAVE Trasic; to any
inequality II rishts ar.anE citizens; and who
asr in fasnr ii tic immediate admission Of kun.
xx> snsa ths II. n&,. under the Constitution re-.
&>cnsly adopted BY its l'carac: oi rcsttring tue
fe.,ctal Administration IL system Of rigid
c<>u,a.uv, and 10 The principles ct Washington
aud Jefferson; af maintaining inv:nlAtc tie
r,sl,ts III The States, aud defending the soil Of
esr:s Stale and Territory trem lawls>s inra-
>s.n; AMI cf rrr*ersing The integrity of this
taten. aud The Supremacy of thc Constitution
snA Lam passed in pursuance thcrcaf, against
she e,a>r,,1acs eishe leaders ct sectional rar.
y ~ ssesss shc majority principle as established
II: sss> Gsssrnmrnt IT the expense 81 ts S1'st.
es>e. <se requested 10 meet iu the City oi
W:.exi;as. Al IL e'clsek. 4. H., ou "Wednesday,
.ke 81 Aay al Mav. lS6o, to appoint delegates 10
.ueet \. Chicago. ILL.,, on "Wednesday, the 1tts
ixt ii Nav nrxt. 10 nominate candidates {o'
President aud Hiee President of the United
States
This call should meet with hearty Response
sLruushou, Western Virginia, and wherever
| else in that State the really conscrvatlve-ans
constitutional sentiments thus set forth arc ap
urnyed
, 1860-03-02
Tho IIArl,eTsH Ferry Investigation.
Isoeeiai Di.rat:h 10 tie y. +. Tribunal


w.s,atxa1os- Feb. eth.
Horace White Of the Chicago Pass AND IE1-
BuSE, formerly Assistant Secretary Of the Na-
tiopat Kansas Committee, appeared b.tofe tue
IIarper's Ferry COMMITTEE to-day. The on!y
thing in Mr. Whites testimony, precisely IL
point, was that he knew nothing about IT, Al
tbe instance Of Senator Mason, witness went
into detailed statement Of the organization OF
tic National Kansas Committee in 1s5S, which
ia well known to the renders Of the 1sa6aa<-
The Executive Board Of the Committee con-
sisted Of three members, residing IN Ch'caso'
Messrs. ]. b. Webster. H. =. Hurd, and George
" Dole. wl13 transacted the business with the
authority Of the full organization The a.gre-
gate sum of money received and disbursed by
that body in 1861, and three months OF 1857, "as
about $1aO 0y0, u which less than SlO.C0e went
| for the purchase Of arms. Their dealings with
| Brown amounted to IN appropriation OF s4'o
| in cash. twelve boxes Of clothing, and twenty
five navy reyo!vers for bis benefit, OF which the
lastmentionel neyer reached him. ~
All this .ranspired in the fall Of 1S.'t, witness
| had never seen Brown since January, 1S5! ;
Brown never communicated to witness OF the
| Committee any purpose or designs a5a1ost
Slavery outside Of Kansas. Browns last ap'
pearance before the Committee WAS Ut the Is
| 1or House, New York, IN January, ls5. where
he applied for 900 Snarpe'ssrihes belonging to
the Commit nad then stored at Tabor, Iowa
with which to repei the b5Edcs- ruaian INVADERS
| Of Kansas.
Pending the discussion OF his petition. which
gus warmly opposed By members Of tue Com
mittee, the question was disposed Of oy voting
tue arms back to TIC control Of the Massachu
setts State Kansas Committee, which purchaxet
and forwarded them to the National cotnn!tte.
at Chicago in the tsst instance. Brown th:1
proceeded to Boston, as was supposed, to maxi
his application to the Massachusetts COMMITTEE
Witness never saw hlm aftcr~ard. N!tass
WAS acquainted with John f. Cook. Richar'
Rcalf md James Kcdpa,ll, zone Of whom, eve
told him or the National Committee syilab!
about Browns plans. The National Committe
voted itself .fuactvs ossFeio in March, ls5', AM
disbanded.
THUS j. another extensive water haul for III
| Investigators.