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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15

bRHss Js,s. cis@s.s, hss~s,ly s.sss.s
y ths D 2 j. go bss sAitss - ne asa.
PIE Rs4si.sf h Fsply ~ ssas Ss1asas
,esshias Ais sPasisaes~y ~ gsii,ies--ss ks
- sss = vie, 80 I'VE hsvs ssv.,
,shsa esq psias - visAiss's sss sassisiss
~ Afss vssine ~ NsFia Wee BaFss. -
iste, 80 ~ Pysst Fisfs., " lesa ss
f.ssly sssss4s tAss ne Tssssd ss ) fsfsasi.
he, sd ss pisss s~r shsis sslssss fss
foIEigsssss Spss shs Ch'i'siaet bsDs--s-
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15
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" 10 ssiS ,hs, Ttsetesy issssas 70 soe.
time ssd sssple,s Msssalsys Hs,or, .f
Enslssd. IL Thsshss.y had died Will. .ri
Ting The Yirsisisss. vs .eod.r .h.,A.r
u hsssslsy would have ssaeraksl The ssn-
pls,iss Of lief
hths Gs,srsor Of yisgisis .ssss 10 seize
fossibiy uisp the whsss gevssnssst 10
the event o. The .l.e,ios - . Rspsbi,esa TO
the frssidspey, wstksst he sagA, spos Mr.
Pssoisg,oss election 10 tbs SPEAK Iship, 70
have ~ least ssis Hsp.rs Very.
Mn S.isshs'n hes been appointed sur.
vsyor Of log. cad lssbs st D.. Cloud. H.
happy would BE- the mas Who sesid ,u,v.,
nsr ssd ssy lite Aissssdss ssihirk. Il q.
nsssrsh Of ell ksar.sy'
10 the last P'ssidsst 81 canvass, Mr. Bus
hansb vsa,sd - GET sossbsdy 20 cut OF 90.
Bsnsstss ears Zoe him n v.btsd Bee.
Dstis ssr ssd B.ssst has got Au
The L.gi.ls'urs hs.Ipssssd . Law sppre
Pristiss eis,ooo to isprs,e tho ainds q the
iu beciis sbild.sn o. the STATE 10 such Q
lev h.s ssns into oi ,r.icb . good many
years age, spns OF u. l. eofSeo sdi, or. Of
ksstsshy nsat have Lssu qualified 10 IN lake
better papers 'kss ,L-y do.
The fssiitg privilege origiss,.s in Eng
iasd In she year 1860. Cuder II m.u sn
Of Psrlisnsot used 10 fssk '.p,ir. tuck.
and pssss OF houuds - Isasasa Jes,aaL
IL somebody would frank our old Buei
snd his pack Of degs out Of souptry ...hould
think the frspkiug privilege Psi ts . mos,
excellent uss
| n Pssssylvania paper undertakes 20 com
| rare NJ. Coruis and Mr.. Tooubs With each
other. But there 10 LsthiBs 10 tLe to- ad
nitsiag Of oemPsri.on. Tie ors 10 witty,
gosd hsssrsd. genial sbd eloquent, wbils,
ths ether Is ss gloomy, rspul.iv,. aud revolt
ing ss one sf bis gAasily Gsnssakss IN tAs
eLu'sbysrd.
hr. Jsn.s n Obj has been sppOistsd Post
| master 10 TsIAs Nbea this AR. Hobo is
swallowing trsAssry. Pap, he'll be . Hobh-
goblis.
The Day Bosk says that the ultra Aboii.
tosists Ss.srvs 70 b. husg. We would Ger.
tsisiy Pssas end " then -bs, ssiy tops's
end
G.rvison's Libssa,sr says that ten th cue
end John brOss's are boro every year -
Perhaps % aud hsnp ssou1 - uaks tAsus-
| b'~Ns seerou
The Loesfoes Of IAs n. n. Tins iu,i.
psiss . sish 20 &c, married. We surpos.
he vanis ~ sIshsDE. tLs condition Of tas
iOs sssasaI for the Ay-sasn,ai
An English su,hor calls vomss go en-
bodied fslsehsed' u must hs confessed
tbs, che 70 getting pesrsr aud bssrsr 10 she
haked truth.
The psneers,ie organs ere Sighting smou 2
th'o'..'" They are All organs of sOs.h.t-
ivsbs.s
god many sf The Loeofoes paper, at.
rec ly 10 90 odsl eOadiIiOn
We see every ibdiss'isa that The fur will
ay tr'1tBdou.ly - the CbsrlssIon Couvsn,
ton. W. sb"ulj hkSio 60 iSIo Iks fur trad.
there sbout tkAt tiUse.
A gang Of 'owdiss Gsusd asl sa,L.,,d
tArss somsu IN Cssads Wee, ior . l..s Of
viTiss Probably they ksA better tssrsd
sSd fsatAsfsd sssh other f,1 sAs Iams Isas.
90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15

Lssg Tssss Dsgaes -Tbs fsiiswiss re-
solssiea. shiss sss s4spssd - asssisr -
ysssa lssiss. ssas Ssys sipss, shovs sAs a
issts q isss gssF spes 80 fsnsls shssas,s,
"RsseiVS Iesi y - sees sss asyr,s4
Ne yses ss@sesSy stli - - bisas
Vsy hksiy. bus vs bsDs tAs l.s,ss al,
sss hlsss tss sss. - assal ~ this 4 sss
tks nss's yses ~ sseft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15

PaT ~ Tsa RssBsa oUssbs.-Tk,
p"ssl'y Basdss 0sssss ssss ysii - %
eaasFssy isst TA.se - tAs pFlsss-s ves
psrs ia ths sss,iss - Ne stass fraa "a.
tTIA ~ Nevvshss ~ tAs ITth - Dsss.Ss,
sud-s ~ sss - 80 Ls i.lssuss. s..sl,sd
ESQ Sc, ssa 49, seRrsrsts saa Zee ,ks
skols soHPssy - et.o5sSs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15
P 0 L 7 r Y
~ L. v,rsrsis rrseA

byL v'ssis FrseA.
TIE iisA, fsdss oct trsa the purple buis,
TIE wssdlssts ere tsrsies brosa.
De rect ssd river, ssd nssicsl riIis.
The shsdoss are eem,es dosa.
a tsist slesh fingers sIoer The ,ty.
Asd over the ooohtsins height
Oh s,ssd. dark houfs like cent bitdsk ky
For ~ NEE, ~ home ~ nisAti
se. ses,isd ssfi 10 heir seevy bed.
Der sh'eh The Srs-iisAi elov.,
Peer oct three fsises, early beads
Asd eksess Of he p,ekssi r.ss
The besid 10 sprssd viil its ess,y cheer
The npsfs ere ell siisAl,
~ aossr's N bloom tss-ess hi. - fssr1
oai wa As cone hoes to-sisA,t
Mise ewes ere bright isr beesuse The, sss
Apd mirrer vnb isiihfsi skiss
The are Of love thou sii bfiss vnh tsss
IN hoss ,sf dsrh eyes Of thistf
AIe the fcides giesms. iise the sus oa stresms
And the aas,ieE cf tsneiss 'tsht
Thai v'h essee or ny heart IN is slsdsoas
tvsas.
ifthes vm Gene Aess e-sisAu
Nv ekses sshv, H. bee sas. In er~st
10 his fsbey's favefiss hsss
Como ,sil ne. Eliss, Do . 4" look nv best"
ls Ihts robe 81 The ricles, hs.1
10 ny hsH in the vsy be loves. you haow,
IL Ike fall ~ the risrists risLip
Do vou tkirs vsinf Al u 10 not 40
hsi-sill be Be hons TO sight
"Loot v.ll.- vos .s,f o. su rlsd the .An..
iad hore hs ~iii po,s the slav
Ard The lighted eve and the ,uasy .u lie
wh'~h ehsraed h,n go icur sro
Z Hsov ,hs, nv summsrs are rss.ipFsvsy.
reat In - ss besuIifpl- aut,,-
ka"- .hsi nrlL AZ. -ith he .nils % ssy,
Ifhe ssosld come hone iSnisbfi'
Yes-t AJAX he'll cone; Ger The erinsen ksys
Oi nv heart doth mnsi- .veli.
Like the soft. sveei ehiminF 81 di-tsai seas
Thrcvsh the fold, Of lonely sken;
ArS sossrtsgs thst', neiIhvr Of ps,th nof air
Bot spdsv~d 9TH an sne,rs might
Has net nv spiri' snd vhisp-rsd Iksrs
hssti be viii be hone TO nirLtl"
Oh God ks thsnksei vho has t.pt hin ,sts
10 hts vsndsI'nRs ~tid sAd ves;
And ssidsd him esek Iiss Q prssioas ssif
Assay os . stei nv tits.
tie shsfs's the uais' With sisnsl skfill
OIL dark hoss, creed Josr a'ehit
Oh ssei rsfo,ss-Ch ksbr be sii'--
he hss eeae - he hss sons Io. AiRAtI
Fesssss sesE 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15

BITs 90 asrAsy ssssl.sss
Bore 90 hssdsy. ts1S " fee
Bo's ss Tu@sisy. foil ~ E'ses
bore % NsAus>dsy sea' sbd grun
Bsss % Tbu'sisy vsiesus heus
BOts - ssisstsy, ssft hss4 lst youf liV.
ias
We 1s Uos TsBsabsV ths 6sy vs ssss
bass -. les, ssssftsns - ne sboys. Is ss.,
hays bssa - Batpfdsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15

NsesossL possTtHs ~ AS ssit A
Bsgl'shass, ihs sskss asy. q bsisss y
ssaaffy spsa ssise fks sss ssvsr ssts \"
As y $40 Teatss sbslsse -
sssstTy sf vbise there ssa - - sssy.ss
~sp IN gFsvs - fast lbai iks ssfvsysgs
sss4 bpsy - visA 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15
TO rH r.
Farmers Of in inia.

nm n.sr. ,,,.,,x.'..
.ss..,,s =. @Ss slA,t
.Sn ..- " hAnt
m. '" ns ssrss" es ssS'"s
uIkgfnS SuDer.fhebl hale Of Line.
.s-.ise,.r~S ts,.. ~. A-., -.,s,,.,. n, .,L-...s
vesa mss ,,d.s n,. s,,-.,,.- a.
u.-a, as a.
osSytoS ToIe1oelpoiate 0oo0o,
comp Of The beat P.rsv,ss q. toe bee, Phos.A.
Cs.no. lAssossaly eo.. s,n~ b, accurate ..<sss,y
rhs es.esss,,o., .sIn- dealers .. .asgr.. an iss
eitv si... ls h.,. ,p,,oj,era xia,. n. Ia. a..
yssrs Ii. tyuil !. Al BE-. |. .nd,t :. .a, "A, .,
issssel, toe s.or. th.a ear ,..rs 10 my fe.sih
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15

For a FiF'of Psss,Os. walk 90, 10 The
sp'p s", you msy speak Jour mind 70 The
s'aS' snAos' hs''ins ssy Oss, % Pss.Iaia.
isE yourself siaps sss
F"I Ft Of ldisssss CsaBt she tichinR
81 sslssh, dOthi- for Que hosr. md you oil
es glad 20 pull 81 your soss ,hs ssxI saa
20 TiI hi 10 u"rk
For a FnOi EIWsv~ss"ss saa F.lly. ds
ieto 'ss so'E-Losss aud .pssk sith she ia
Hsiss Of jSil, aud you uIll Be sohViussd-
WAe nsss' his Ssd q bfin asd ,Aora
ms' - sssSs, 10 lie foflsn
FSV . FH q AshiIos. 90 in,o n.
ssaTsA yard ssS rsad the grsvsstesss tb.y
Sill tsh yOU the end Of smkisisu. Tk.
gave ~ii econ bs Jour bsd.sAsm k.r. the
ss'Ih yOur pillow soUTaH'iso yea, h.hsv
sas 'hs uoTn ysur sOsbss aSA sister
f"a Ftof DssposdsRey Lock On n.
geoA sbisss uhisb GOa hes q vsa you is shis
vOilS, Std " thOss ubisk he has pgsu,..A
10 h,s iolleSsTs ia the pert Ne wAs sSsa
tsIs bis gsTdss 70 look fot oobwsbs saa sp..
dsT', 30 dsob, or Sud Sbsm -Ails hs whs
losls fOT g ser nay gs'sIn isto BIS hsuss
viih oos b.ooS,Bs q his boSom
foF eli FHs q Dosbs. Pspplsnt,y AsA
Fssf Wbs'bss ibsy 'sspsSt 40 body ~
che @iad--ubsti1 tb-y ere led 70 The
ssOalds1s tbs bssd 90 IAs heAst-- be fel,
louips - F-5sea ears. vhish issy bs 70.
lid 90. l hsd - foe 'ts G'saI PAysieiss
Css' 1sy bSfdsS % ths LSrd. ssd hs uill
sus,sis thee"
ts' ~ ~ T.yipisE Lees skosS ky
shs bail sSd 'As blsd. SOD visi, tbs SsA.
F'aasa, ssd ihs sfa'stsd Sad dssssssd ssa
'hsy ell mshs ,ss ssbsasI sf soapls,aiss
u yoaS hsA - .m s,ious
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bsa<pOi-sf kstifstiss sstdbiIsAed by
SPECIAL EadsseMshl for ths Rsikf
sf fAs Stsk aRd Dlsfresssd, af-
fiei,E wtiA Y.Ssieni aaa
Eptd,aic D,Sases.
The HOWARp ASSOCIATION. IN view Oi
ke eswisl aSaTsciiUn vi human lite, caused by Sex
ssi disea,ss. az ths deeept,oas araeiisei upa the
sstottunaif stclins pf sgeh dt,ssses ey 0racks,
seyefat y-sra sxo diIsetrd their Con.ultins sur
eeos, sss CassraBLs AcT sSfihy VI thri maine,
70 opea DspeasATJ tOf The uraimt pt of the class
Of dseasss. IN all ts'i fotms, aud to e,ys ssotc.L
.BvIcs ssITis 10 Ell whO apply BY ieIier uith q
description. .DI thsu ,ond'ti"n (sEc, occupation,
hIhtss of tue. &C y Aua ~ csse~ pl eI'rsme paw
sty, TO PUkNisn MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE. It's Heedles- I'd add that the Assa-
sistiUe eSaassBds the high st Medical ss,l oi the
age, asd ~ili furn'shIss most approved mOdeia
sfsatmsat
TAs Dirseiors cf N. Asso -Is'ioa, ~ thsir Aanu.
a. Report sPOu the uesineatgf SeKVsi Diseases,
sIpress Ibf highest sst,s action whh The sOccesa
vhieh hssauepded he lsbsrs oi ,h-ir Surgeons IN
TIE cure 4 SPERMAroeRHGA, SEMINAL
WEAKHkss, GONORRHEA GLEgr, sY.
PHtCiS Ts~ Vice 81 ONANiSM. Of SELF-A.
BUSg DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS and
eLaDOHa, &c, ssd order . eoadsushce Of the
ssa- plso iuT the Ss.oiEE year
TAs D,feetoSs % . resiew ~ the past fsrl ss-
ss'ed hs ibsT lsbots is this sphrtr OF h-nssolrnI
sepu have bses of greet bensAt 10 'hs saieied es-
pse,aliy ~ ih~ Josnf sRf they have re.olV.
% 60 tevvsr ,ssmsriVrs. Sth renewed eel 10 this
sssy iaS flasI ssd mseh ds,pis.d ess.e
AZ aSm,fahie Repor oaSrermsprvhrs eF SEN
IsaI WestRess thg vice oi iOsssism Msaarhsti0n
o. 5eii-lbsse. ard Oth-f Dtsesses Of the 6-EpaI
Orsaas NJ the Cus,ultiae Safeeoa shish sII
be ssa' By soall (ia Q syslsd sav~iere TREE
or CHARGE, % fhe fscsipi OF fwo STAMPS
fst postsss. OtAes Reeosis sod Tfacts oS ihs aa.
Isns ssa 9es as>Rt o( (s>Tusl tisesses Diet &c
sSs ecassafiy tssiae Ppblished isS eraiuiIoas dts
Sisstioa, at Uili b. s-ai 90 IN aGir'et. Some
sfiks a<w f-usAdies sad aetho6s Df iTes meat DIS
ssssfst daftsg The tssi eesr are OF great vsias
Adfsss her R-Rort ~ irsa'asps DV.J Skill.
LIN HOU0HFON Aetiss esSgsna Hav.
sT4 As-scistios No . eestb HipthSsrssi Pail
sssiPhtA. Pc. .- ~ ssSss ~ ne Obsrtors
EZRhD BsARTWELL. Pres'I.
oss s.sessS' esesstasy. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15
EVERETT HOUSE.

ndhTfNSbbhS "a
'HE under>tga-o nsstng i,sstd for term
Il yesrs the Ho,st On The Gomez at 0aeen and
SaIke sirerls kn..vn heretofore ~ the ksslIn's
HuIet and hav,ae thofoush'v renovated end re-.
furnished tbe Hcose wiih entire bsw tufhuOu
and hIIures, 'i- nov prepared To acccn nods1 The
usseiiibe public; also bosIeer, BY The useE,
aoath OF wear.
HE TABLS viii be farhishsd viii the best In
h nAtkrt
H.. BAs will be supplied wilh Liquors, infe
nor to eonr 20 the rcuhIv.
The srABLe viii be sueaded By experienced
sad atIetuve Ostlrrs
u 10 The detvrmfnslion OF the uudersigned to
Aske bic House . home for ell sho nay favor
sim wt'h their pstroaase
A Porter vili re al the Depot upon the arrival
Of the nsias. ssd wiii carry baggage tostd frou
the Hoase
call ros hts old friends and the public gess-
fsIlv 10 respectfully ioliei,ed
Oct 6 SCI. GEO. W. RAMER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15

This Old diploma Rye whis-
key.
Together 9TH s-,ee,ioss iron the ehoices, sIocks
sikYE WHtSEEY in Aii-ehspy Ws.aiaeton
asd o,hrr eOuaues 10 Narvlshd. tsnRipg IN price
ftoa IS eeen. 81, 81 IS 81 50 % 81 80 aud sJ
p-r rs!ioA eonstaauy oa hand aud for sac by
ssIs., ssii sbis, den,iosus ga1oa ssd single bot
ue. 81 fhe
'Dipioma Old Rye Whiskey'
wAreheuse,
cstssr Howard q Csmaea SIses. nearly oppo.
sits tss Pssssags SIstisa at Ibe b a q x h
Cali ssd sGsasiae 0rdcrs so,ieiisd sad prompt
iy sKsfsIsi ~ The Agent
Avsus,G ta&9 -lv-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15
LovAs a,Iw aaD.


Ers. ~ wsrrr,ss.
Ls''' ns'i hsps, sov.rs
"a s.eees pJc-r~eis rtss
si"oa he lovsl,.si asssrs.
Ih'f- .hise he psf,si ssis..
reJHt, ssd IsP'srs. sild s.Als
The siossss tsa,.a .ih h,s.,,.-nx
10 Love . es,-t,sd hoy,,,
zen eiseVr1s al sn..,
So,d ssifrd shsAn he ecvsrs.
Ace ssInony soen dl,,
Pui''ss ssh'hr moeu ross ssva
AMI ne nshtst bsseD . irsss.
Th.n 'eu'h. lhos fond h.ii.,,ti
Ine .hy syres sssp
VIE udas IRE Gear dses,.rr,
~W .uf''y be nsacn,i
WHea s-ssiy risapks sAthsvn.,
us' 'u'h' |" A"re e-hef ffoun De sss.,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15
In- 'is . oLAsa.

"ss sssh vosf Whs hsSh
ssrfss,f Who hath sea,ss-
nos't Who hath vsunss
si.lsss ssa.s, WI. k.lk
r'sssss Of syesi They thea
.'y ''ss ., -. ~iesl They
,hss 60 70 seek nixsi -io.I
Loes rs' tAoa spos the uia.
shsn IL 10 red, sbsa IL Civ
s,L iu solor 10 he car
"ssn n novsth 10.
ssif arishs A.
tLs las, i,
titsth
like . .sr.
psnt, snd stag
eth like 90 sddsY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-15

sWIaI0a BIGteFs
y SO"i'' o' ., 'Ie s''s' 70 :, - ;.... 80; :,
Hs,p-rs Few os,. ~ is5s.~ss.
NUHITE LEAD
w Spirits TafpssiIse. h
Lisss,d oH ssd
Wihsov oisss o. 80 siE-s, - ies -
- 'hs msfss1 uil ssOfd. i0f ssis
." 20 sgLLEaA sUR err.
scales foT sale.
HAFGa 49, oi Ntffsn Pat,at Balsscss 'hs
! ssifa irem 10. 10 i2oo -, vhts sill 81
chssp + RAWLINs
Frt,usry a isss
RicHhOND sHoks
ia.i received Boys ssd Meas Ries- =.
n0aa Assstaetafsd atata
kgAasLEY. sBEERgR = co
hsseh isss
IN KEiRsLgy sHEERER 4 CO
NsTek ie89
GARDEs ssEOS A ''''1 'sEgi' q Z, re.
Nasrk fafg
CHEHiNo Toblcc6. SsGs" ss5 ssSx,
H.f,s lsss wEsV
TDsARL grARcH rslios ssS Aasassuss
gaa iiss ~ sals -
Hssss 'sas ~ EsV.
A LARaE "a q asssssssIs os sea- - 90
~ saehT ERV
FresssFs te.
II ocK KPOWDHRssi ssfs5y Fsss is5 ,sis ~
~ Aefcat " EBY.
D0RE sla afs Wssssy iss see ~
Il nsrsk o. ~ E8Y
CoRN AkAEs ~ sss6
~ 4sssA HaY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-15

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIATIoNs-This con.
vocation takes place at New Orleans on the nth
Of April next. Five hundred delesat ties are ex.
pected to attend. The City Hotel there has
been engaged for delegates until they 20 to pri.
vate houses, and the establishment engages 10
entertain rs delegates free during the session.
friend furnishes us tine following informa-
tion which will be interesting to those attend.
ing this Convention:
Delegates will be returned free over both the
great routes leading to New Orleans, viz: The
Mississippi line, which connects Jackson with
the Tennessee lines, and the Mobile line which
connects with the Georgia Railroads 1t is
said that over the former route the trip from
New York to New Orleans will be made. bv
the LIST CT April, in less than four DAYS. Some
OF the Louisville packets have agreed to take
delegates down the river at two.thirds their
usual rates, and all the line it is expec ted will
do the same: while, by an arrangement made
with the steamer Emerald" by the Cinciu.
natl Association, delegates will be taken from
that city and back for $50, with the privilege
of boarding on the steamer while in New Or
leans, If they desire to do SO. This steamer
leaves CINCINNATI on the Sd April, at =. M.
and New Orleans, on her return trip, on the
10th or 17th-occupying thus about three
weeks, aud giving ample time for members to
attend all the sessions of the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-15
MA Large and Attractive Supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

MA Large and Attractive Supply OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DIZZY GOODS.
BREEDEN Il FON,
BROAD STREET,
Have been opening during the past two weeks,
and are now prepared TO offer, a complete assert
ment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots of Foreign Goods, which Will be sold at
prices much lower than those OF former seasons
We mention a few only OF the most attractive
ticles:
English REREG Els, in immense variety;
Eng lish and French BEkEGE ROBES; to 10
VOLANTS;
A very large assortment Of SILKS of every va
riety OF style, at Is to 20 per cent. below the cost
OF Importation.
TRAVELING-DRES GOODS, Of every descrip-
Spring DELAINES and CHALLIES:
French and India FOULARD SILKS, some en-
tlrey new and handsome designs.
Our stock of Domestic Staple Goods has never
been more extensive.
NEGRO CLOTHING, of every grade
Amongst the last named. we would call the spe-
cal attention of buyers to very large lots of
Virginia and Georsa Plain and Striped OsNA-
BURGS, and 4 large variety of other articles of
Southern manufacture.
BREEDEN L FOX,
mn l2-4wH 2l7 Broad street.
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The LEGISLATURE.

The Senate. yesterday, adopted resolutions
calling on the Auditing Board of Harper's Fer.
yexpensss, for a detailed statement of the pre.
~. standing OF the affair. A bill was reported
s,... ne ast passed for establishing a
otass Armory, &c. The further con.ider.t;on
Ola substitute tor the bill to amend the ch.r,.-
=. me James River and Kanawha Oompanv
~ postponed till next Tuesday. A yery
.sns'ny and Interesting correspondence. h..
s":sn uov. LsrcasR and the 0overnor ~
A'oeiauve to the surrender Of MrRnIAr
~. ~ JOIN BROWNS men, was read. The hin
.acorporaung the Richmond Street RaiIro.d
Oompeny land largo number OF other, -.
passed. The bill concerning bank redemn, nr.
,n w., s0 " up Tor hnai action next Wednesday
an tns House most Of the day wa, con..msd :.
o'seuss'ns sections Of the bill imposing tsx =.
~. e. .appoI. Q. eovsrnmsns. An impor-
the actual amount OF their sales--,nor. s.,v ~
alluded 70 elsewhere '
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Apochryphal Horrors.

The New York Democratic NerS, referring
to The assertion Of Congressman VAN WICK
and the New York Tribune that negroes
are burned at the stake in the South, and the
attempt OF those writer's to get ups FOX's
Book Of Negro Martyrs for the North, suggests
that New York should not be forgotten in this
book; for, after the negro Instruction there.
the ringleaders were actually burned at the
stake. The Tribune takes good care to keep out
Of view the merciless and horrible offences
for which fiends, both white and black have
sometimes been consigned by popular vio-
lence to those flames npon earth, which afford
some foretaste of their future punishment
Exhibitions of Lynch law are not peculiar to
ary section of the country. All the cases cited
by the Tribune, in which black murderers and
revishers have been burned at the stake u ring
the last sixty years. are not greater in number
than those who were burned at one time in
New York, upon a charge Of instruction
which was never proved.
In regard to the libel Of Mr.. VAN WICK.
the New York Express says, that an infant
child, in that city, within the month past, Just
born into the world, was, by its own mother.
put into an oven heated for the purpose, in the
house Of respected clergyman, and burned to
death. What should we think of member of
Congress who referred to such a monstrous
crime a. this AS practice common in New
York, and passing unrebuked by the people p
And yet this was the charge of Mr.. VAN WICK,
In regard to slaye-burning at the South. So
Of tho scores of child murders and child aban
Comments, highway robberies, murders, &c,
&C, which we every year record, in the midst
Of the boasted civilization Of the Empire City!
That such things exist, says the Express, in a
thousand hideous ways, forms and shapes. in
our midst, is VIGOROUSLY true; but he who
would represent such things as "unrebuked,
or - "the practices" OF our New York people
would deserve to be held up by all mankind to
that deserved reprobation which belongs 10
willful falsehood aud calumny against ones
own country, friends and neighbors.
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SNow.-There was heavy snow at Norfolk
Va, Tuesday morning. There was a slight
sprinkling of snow Tuesday, at Wilmington.
N. & and it fell still deeper on the line of the
Wilmington Il Weldon Railroad. AT Roches-
ter, N. ", Monday snow fell all day, attaining
depth of ten inches.
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CET THE BEST.
IAMkS WOODHOUSE Il co.
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JULIAN HOME, e Tale of College Life; by Fred
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PASSING THOUGHTS ON RELIGION: by Mis-.
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PAKOCHIAL LECTURES ON THE PsALMs:
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n. Southern Sewing Machine

~. Southern Sewing Machine
MANDATORY
TESTERS LOCK-STITCH SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES.
=. ARRANGEMENTS are beng. made to manufacture
the above justly celebrated Nj achines in Richmond.
Va. They are unrivaled in point of simplicity,
beauty Of iinlsh and their perfect adaptation to
every branch OF industry where the needle IS re-
CURED.
They are gotten up IN various sty les, ranging in
prices from $50 to $3.50.
The above Machines are on exhibition for the
present at COrnthlan Hall. Main street, and at the
old Dominion Office" in Belvins row. oppos te
Bank st Richmond. JOHN Fl. LESTER.
NH 9-6tt2p)
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PREsENT.-The Richmond Howitzers. who
were quartered in the basement of the Pres.
byterian Church in Charlestown, Va, during
the Brown trials and executors, have pre-.
sented the Presby terrain Sabbath school of that
place handsome Library.
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"Russell's MasaziMe."

We regret that this able thly, published
hitherto at Charleston, s. G., has been discon-
tinued. 1t was one OF the nblest and most in
teresting periodicals in the country. Why do
the Southern people permit such magazines as
Russers TO 60 down, and the Messenger to Ian.
guish, while they bestow liberal patronage on
Northern periodicals