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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-30

The prince william County Excite
ment.
GALLANT CONDUCT OF THE REPUBLICANS
THEY RESOLVE TO STAND BY THEIR RIGHTS,
COME WHAT MAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-30

e. 81: THE TWO STORE ROOMS AnIoIN1N,;= a,,,
6aa Drug House of Logan. List * Co on Ov., -,
myl2-f Enluir"f J.N. rENpIi@T1I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

LATER PROM EUROPE.

PoRrtANI, March sT.--The steamship Bohemian, with
Liverpool dates to the I4th arrived this morning She
briggs telegaphic dates to the 18th via Queenstown
The Prince Albert Borussa, Arabia and Anglo-SaNOn
had reached their destination safely
The Savoy question had been discussed in Parliament
Lord Russell asserted that the English Government had
always been hostile to the annexation Lord PamerSton
declared the other powers objected also France would
withdraw her pretensions
Advices from Turin say the whole army Of Sardinia
has been ordered TO footing by the LIST of
April
ThouvcnI had notified Count CavOur that if Sardinia
accepts the proposed annexation Of Tuscany she must
not reckon on the support Of France.
Advces rir Queenstown saw Sardinia has agreed By
special treaty 20 cede Savoy and Nice to France.
COMMERCIAL.
The cotton sales Of the three days we're 10000 bales
There was partial decline of lilo to l-Sd, chiefly
on inferior grades
Flour was duh with slow sales but prices unchanged
WHeit firm and quiet-red IS lOd TO los I'd white
los sd tolls. Corn dua. 23s. to 23s. Cd Groceries
dull Naval stores dull with light sales. Provisions
steady Money was more stringent, but active. Con
soils % rs TO -.
correspondent of the London Postasserts that the
foreign relations OF France silently undergoing great
changes and Austrian influence is in the sSceudent
The London Telegraph positively alirm3 that Eng
land has been requested 70 Join Prussia and Russia IN
protesting against the annexation OF Savoy.
IL ws reported tina. Austria had assured Prussia, that
IN case the Rhine frontier is menaced, she would
Immediately unite with her FOR the protection Of German
TERRITORY
The latest from Morocco represents that the Moors
were eyocng fierce spirit Of resistance aud pre-
pairing for a strong defence at Tangier.
THE LATEST
The German Diet it is reported is preparing for the
iorm1tiou OF a Contingent Federal Army.
AdyceS from Tetuan announce attack by the MOOrs
upon the Spanish encampment and that they were re-
pulsed with great loss.
PARlS-Ihe WoHitsT announces project for loaning
40OOOOOO francs 10 manufacturers for the renewal and
improvement, Of uIachiuery and another for modifying
the ;ayiA on wool cotton and raw materials.
The Cotton Mills of Messrs Hastlsn at Preston Eng
land have been burnt. The loss is 100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
EROM TWAS

NEw ORLEANS, March 27.-Brownsville dates TO the
Psi have been received. Two companies ofRangers un-
der Ford, and companies of Federal Cavalry under
Senemau crossed the Rio Grande the 10th into Mex
leo in search OF Cortnas, who had returned to the
frontier. The troops approached his encampment
night, drove in picketS, aud took thirty prison.
who claimed 10 belong a large body of National
Guards who were also in search of Cortinas The
next morning al large Mexican force appeared and
claimed the prisoners their guard. Il after
wards acertaned that those forces had been watching
the Americans aud that COrnas with them and had
escaped the first alarm. Our troops remain eucamped
on the MeNcaa Side above Brownsville determined TO
capture CorJiuls Major Heintzelman has sent a REIN
torcemeut of two companies OF artillery. Three thou
sad Church troops were expected the Rio Grlnde.
10 was reported that General Garcia had invited the
Americans into Mexico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-SENATE.-Mr. Davis Terri
toria' resolutions were postponed.
The bin 10 increase the pay Of officers Of the Navy
was taken up aud considered bu action was had up
on +.
H-. Side introduced bill authorizing the States bo7-
derag the Mississippi levy tonnage duties for river
Improvements
HoUsE.-The bGl for the safety Of passengers on
steamers was considered.
The Army Appropriation bin was postponed TWO weeks
the Committee ot the Whole sitting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
ARRIVAL OF THE PRIZE STEAMERS-LATER FROM
MENICO

and Norquise and the Sloop-oWar Preble have all
arrived up aud anchored or the city Tue Pebe brought
40 prisoners among whom Marin and his sons.
The prize steamer brought 80 prisoners The Marquses
prisoners taken 10 the Parish prison by the United
States Marshal, but their trial is postponed.
The Mexican mails Of the 9TH contain the intelligence
thar Military Conference had agreed upon terms of ar
miscr, but Juaez dlpproved of them because they did
sufficiently guarantee the Constitution of 1857 which
we're the cardinal principles OF his government. After
three meetings the Conference dissolved.
The garrison re-opened their fire on the morning oil
the l5th which quickly returned, shells bursting
In the Palace
The French fleet constantly communicating with
Miramon, contrary TO Juarez's orders.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
MARINE

NORFOLK, March 27.-The British ship Robert Treal,
of FLmouth y $ from Liverpool for City Point with
salt ashore a. Carrituck Assistance has been
The ship Junatta, from Liverpool for Baltimore has
gone up the BAY, damaged
The e. : steamer Pocahontas is hourly expected to
sail for Vera Cruz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
CAPTTPE OF 4 FrGITIyE SLAVE.

PHLADELrHIA, March IA Young negro, named Mo-
ses Homer brought here last night from Harris
burg charged with being fugitive slave. lie is claimed
by Cuas T. Butler Of Va. The case came before Judge
Cidwaader OF the Federal District Court this morning,
and al the request OF counsel postponed till this at
ternoou There is considerable excitement among the
AboItOuists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
DESTRTCTTVF FIRE

ArGrsr,. Ga, March PA fire occurred in Greene
borough, Ca Tuesday morning, destroying Johnson Il
Porters and J. A Davis stores and Cunngham's and
other residences. They were generally insured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

Nsw YORK, March 2I.-The Star oil the West, from
Havana. on the 23d inst. has arrived.
Considerable excitement eXiSedin consequence of the
capture OF Marins steamers The action Was viewed
an outrage.
Sugars were brisk at S S-4a9 reals.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

NV YoHE March 2.-Cotton-ittle inquiry, prices week
FLOUR heavy southern 20 wheat dropping and nominal
Corn at 20 5sHc. Pork quiet 1urpentine 46 Rosn
dull. Rice 5t AZ.
BafroRE March sJ-Flour duh Howard Street SIS Wheat
arm and unchanged Corn steady at 20 5c Provisions quiet
dull
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
MOST xALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE

WI On IIik NUNIH EIDE UF HKAUt, BETWEEN I'm AND
5rH sTRtEIs, FOR SALE AT AUCrI0NWf be sold at auc-
tion the premises, THURSDAY AFTERNOON the 9Th April
1862 o'clock the large and conveniently located residence
in the occupation OF Dr. James Bolton, fronting the
side OF Grace 2I feet running back 1913 an alley In
common 6 feet wide The stories above base
and contains II In addition room besides
Kitchen containing four and brick stable
the alley The house built OF best materials
and has recently been put In complete Of repair The
window s csp and made Of ron the front gnt,sr
lined with copper II frubhed with every modern convenience
such cooking air furnace bsth roo closets
ton and agreeable neshhorhood reuder Of the most deal
rabe residences the city The property may be inspected
fore the day o. sale
TsEN-onefourth cash. balance at l. and years nego
liable notes interest added secured by deed The
and Insurance FOR 1860 70 be paid by the purchaser
G0DDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
Ion civ lat In ext
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

Tu FAR GEouN1s should be putin o,der and opened
% 90 public as soon a, &c ather grows warmer. In
hs S,cia,ys p.catiou 20 the Council for a Loan the
liza vas hsj on that the grounds would be used
55. ra-. or place OF resort, d-rug the sDriag and
simmer months ~ This arr1ug'm-lr should nov be
s.sr.i .lcyrriieur aud can think OF no sum ,e1t
reason SHY should oe the use o. che grounds and build
1-, So -I 20 lest conceded whenever applied for
5a1v company OF ladies' or sendcmra who might desire
.lsu .o- a Iis-u.c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
GREAT SAN or
BOOTS AND SHOES
NY CODDIv 4 ApprRsov -.
''.7''i fHII'
GALE or VALUABLE IoTs AZ sr.,,r ,,or,,

-
= or RICHMOND, AND IN THE COUsFY op UFysic1
NEAR SAID CITY, UNDER DECREE or COURT-py Vjrtns
81 she Circuit Court % the City Richmond
ced on the March 1850 Ia the Of Adams AlnIr,,
against Carrngon &c sha proceed tell at auction an m.
is6O at O'clock NJ 81 fair I'm the next far ay IN. ,oIox
Ing valuable Real Estate, Of which late John Adams dd
Ist That very valuable Franklin sauare on tho srb ,
Cary street. 2Oh and 2lst streets adjoining The Tor
Company Office fronting "a feet and running back 100 feet 10
Dock street
ID fronting Sc feet the North side Of or Marshall street
West Of shockoe Creek, running back t22 feet
I'd lot fronting w feet the North Ie Of mr. N.-.hsu
street; Of Shokoe Greek running back on lGb street 9oo
9TH Lots g. g. &C. c., Gs 80 r John Adsn
fronting together 25j feet the North side of or C,y s,,s
running 1906 feet and bounded West by ian street
9TH Lots Nos 20 80 a. IS 49, fronting together 200 feet on The
North side OF Poplar street said addition running
9Th lots 10 and L. in DR. Jno Adams Concord street
PLAN fronting together 81 feet on the Eas; side Concord
7th Lots Nos - o. o. In Dr. Jno Ada7 Concord stree,
fronting together 1917 feet the West Concord
feet and bounded the ~ own.s strt
Of Turner's Meadow lying Immediately In rear OF the
three last named lots bounded by lh street on the West on
which has front Of about 80 feet and by LownCs
the North.
OH Part Of ditto ditto being triangular piece OF ground w.
ing the North line OF oTnes street. which has
about 2 feet run Ing back TO sharp point about 42O
10th Lots Nos 49, IS IL plan ofland Of Meeri fronting
together III feet the West line Of Concord street running
average depth Of ITO feet
ith Also lot No. "a Ia the said plan fronting I, feet inches
the East ne OF Mil Alley and running back average depth
Of about - feet.
I'm That valuable square, No TO- In Adas' and mosv n
In Henrico bounded by Nenabe Peasants Mostly and Adam
Streets having the former feet and on
thu two latter streets 80 feet
Immediately the foregoing quare and on
the premises thereof win be sold lot letter In the plan Marion
Ill., lienfco containing about two Of land, and cult
waited Ia clover by MI. Joseph y iIeasahts
Pla Of the foregoing lots will be exhibited the hour
TEEnough Ia cash defray the expenses sale balance
at g. IL and months for negotiable notes interest added salts
actoy endorsed and tile retained until all the purchase
shall be fully paid The taxes for sO 70 b. psd by he Purca
mh96-tls With the will annexed OF Richard Adams deed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
PIANO EXTRAORDINARY.

FEiNV ENEh AVHDENARf.
ID ii. TAYLOR has just received another Of DRIGGS
Patent PIANOS the only Pianos constructed truly adj
ente principles for strength durability 70 keep 10 t1ns
and % retain their tone, they far superior all other Ranos
They highly admired by all who have heard them.
y. TfAALBERG says OF them;
The tone grand noble II has capacity sustaining
the sound singing and rs volume Of power
heard eNceled In depth, purity sympathetic
GoTTsCHALK, sTRAKoSCH, MAkETZEK, and many other
eminent Professors say Of them:
Tie Of the equal the best Grand Yos
excel them In pure musical information and actual power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

" YARN, WITT! STONE QUARRY THEREON ON DANVIILE
RAILROAD, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON JAMES RIVER
FOUR MILES FROM MANCHEsTER-As the Commission
ers appointed by decree Of the Circuit Court Chesterfield
pronounced on the tn May M In the OF patterson against
CoWlng epFesenatyes shall proceed sell public auc-
ton, on The premises MONDAY the % April 1850 at IL
O'clock NJ II fair II not the fair day. FARM located
above formerly owned by the late Wills w CoWlng pur.
chased by MI George W. Cole sale made former de-
entered this The contains acres and
adon The lards Of Richard Archer Nathaniel Green others
The buildings on the tract are nearly new, and sufficient, for the
small family. The land Il partly arabic and partly In
woods and there on valuable stone quarry, which,
proximity to the Danye Railroad adds greatly to It's value
Cole residing the premises will pleasure In showing the
place 10 those who may call on him.
THg TERMS vi he made the hour OF sale The taxes
for 1860 to be paid by the purchaser.
G. McRAE, Acting COMMIT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
HUDDIN APPEKsUN, Aucts.
p s.-PoSsesslon given lst July next. mh23-tds
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE soUrI

' EAST CORNER OF CLAY AND 9Th STREETS AT AUCTION
The subscriber having purchased elsewhere
public auction, upon the premises THURSDAY day
April commencing at ~ O'Clock NJ his present Residence
Gated the Southeast Of Cy and Oh streets adjacent
to the Second Market.
The improvements Dwelling containing rooms, closets
&C The Lot fronts p feet and back 1870 wide alley
The premises supplied with and water This location Of this
property renders valuable for dwelling for business purpose
TgRNsOne sixth cash the balance 12, Is, q 80
months for negotiable wl;h Interest added
trust deed Possession given immediately The purchaser pay
the taxes and Insurance for 1880
JOHN O. sTEGAR
To- E.r tugtf u,tfE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

Five CfNTs FAEE-We are SIRE that the commu. ity
v1i prefer hlr ,he Council should Gas the fare on the
sv1t.r gen railroads ST. drs cclt, even It all claim to
as0l ae p,oa.s sno ia be reluqui,hed by the Couu-
Cd, B., IS very easy TO provide that the city shall
.s-e mo- r1u Of The prof Uut the inveslmen, OF the
.rus.v Yields N OF esel seven per ccu.. ~ the stock
llr ana all over that dividend 20 accrue 10 the city,
-5ri @ tie amount does not exceed - per cent. II
. e-. -P-e is 10 succeed the fare must be fixed as low
SIS possible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
XLALuAnLE REAL EsTATT. IN TIE COIN

~ OF HENRICO, NEAR THE CITY or RICHMOND AT
AUCTIONA she request Of the heir at law Will am
Gouldn deceased weshs sell, Public Auction premises
the order advertised FRIDAY The 30th March co. at IL
oeioc The following Valuable Real Estate, Of which the
Gouidn died seized, viz
Lot No I, In square o. IN Futherioords addition Union HILL
fronting l3 feet 29h street. running on the north
side Of STR 4 1870 feet also, Square No. 49, addition
bounded by aNth, 3lst, Q and streets.
And at O'Clock, p. NJ Of the day premises IN the
order advertised the following Valuable Property In the
sydney, viz
Three hundred forty inches Of on the sou,
side Of Grove being Nos and 49, extending from Vine
to L9mbardy street running back 79 feet TO the lot Of c. Al
len, Esq.
YaeF which viii he Lots in Ritcte plan designated
as Nos g. o. %, 20 H. r. - -, o. fronting together go feet on
the south side Of street. running back 1870 feet adjoining
the sydney Baptist Church.
After which, Will be sold undivided moey Of that beaut.
iu square Of Four Acres With the large Brick Dwelling &C there
formerly owned and occupied by Mr. H. sutton designated
assNo 2'2 Z3 2i 25, bounded by Emwood Dover and
dar streets Also the besuic square Of Acres adjoining
Nos 81 322 t3 81 bounded by kmwood nover Robinson and
Mulberry streets Ao, undivided moety Of that beau fol
square Of Your Acres adjoining designated 81 $40
800 bounded by Dover tmwood Cedar and Robinson
At the time and place will be sold iO5 Land the
lower part or Uenrco Dining essrs Carter Fisher
sharp by deed OF the 9th September lS9 Also the same time
and place will be sold twords Of undivided tract Of 20 Acre.
Of Land on the Deep Run Turnpike the the late Am
bose Hutchinson amt others conveyed 20 said Goudn by
din Trustee Of 10 T. Wicker, by deed OF 3st July $50
TEIN- One third cGsh balance and months m peroa
bic notes Interest added and title retained TIL purchase
fully paid The for $500 paid by the pur
ehasers GoDDIE 4 APPERSON,
Auctloneers.
p SIT probable arrangement will be the own
OF the other undivided mOey Of the three
sydney to sell them whole, and an undivided
mi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

0>lr CHni>yY.-The alarm of ire, Yesterday, was
caused ay le burning OF chimney Cary Street., near
Sch. A voman poked her head out OF the wndov, said
,.s house wJ, ol fire, and stagh;way "a fireman, who
119elei Co le passing dashed oil at full speed TO the
la- engine house, gave the alarm, aud put the whole
1slrru.u , Boo motion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

IrXTR ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF CA
IL MAJ AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN OF WELDON
NORTH CAROLINAIn conformity with permission granted
OF the Legislatures OF Virginia North Carolina
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the 18th day Of April 1850
IN the town Of Weldon proceed sell by auction their Canal and
Water Power and the said Of Weldon In
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles long
beginning at the head Of the falls Of the Roanoke and rm
mating the foot Of the the Also another
miles above the oneouTth mile which
fall Of and Eaton's falls With these
be sold all the lands the margin Of the same belonging
Roanoke Company with all its privileges and properties between
the towns 81 Castor and Weldon including Aqueducis Locks
Sites and every other thing thereto appeanlng This property
deemed OF value and field capital
prise whou; superior in the Southern country There Is Fall
of feet and the volume Of water In the River
the the falls Of James River Weldon the
with Raleigh and with Wilmington 1t the centre Of exceed
focus Of four Railroads connecngt with Richmond with Norfolk
ingy productive country abundance OF grown
the supply the demands extensive cotton man
ufacues The lover Roanoke region proy-rbsl pro
dUcon Of conn., and the upper for Wheat with which Weldon
connected by Railroad aIa River navigation.
Purchasers invited 10 Examine this property and Mr. Bass
residing Weldon will show 10 all who desire IT, and
will exhibit map Of the same.
TEENS will be one-thrd cash six months one
third months with interest deferred payments
required by the act Of the State OF NJ G.
TH05 McGEHEE, proxy Of the State Of North Carolina
WA. II. CLARKE, proxy Of the State Of virginia
WM Il. WEsSoN, for the Stockholders. de29-dtds
~ The sale will be conducted by
VIM. PAENILL, kuc.,
Petersburg, Va
Who WILL any Tine furnish necessary informaon In re-
gard TO the property, either In person or by letter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

A...als Az LAEts--Ihe pracu'e OF turning horses or
mule, loose in The public streets az the close OF the days
v1s Eaes ,e.T.ers return TO their stables is in viola
taro.tc-y ordinance and should he prohibited. SIEVE
rat, we've nearly run over few evenings .ince, by
aeon p oi U.ea ii-,lu and csperug along one Of The
.Ie.. near Glslae's Hill We cal. attention 70 tLis
r-.., ay request bu, as I. is exactly similar TO the
a,a,r %, COWS going az large, which has been repeat
ely complained of, presume that the authorities will
ID nothing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
ARGE NUmREn or mEAUTIFTL Hu,Ln.

IL M LOTS NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS OF MANCHEs-
TER, FOR SALE AT AUCTTOH-At the request Of Mr. Geo
snengs SHAH sell at public auction the premises TUES
DAY. the Sd day Of April 1852 at 81 O'clock p NJ fair II not,
the next fair day large number building LOTS
adjoining the residence Of the said Snelngs
plat ohe Lots be at Office These Lots for the
part remarkably well located command 6ne view
Of the city Of Richmond and surrounding country.
TERa--Onehird cash. balance months for pegota
Bile notes added secured deed or title retained
The taxes for ls60 To be paid by the purchasers.
mh2i-tds GODDIN A APPERSnN Anr,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

Nm1s IvrEovr>e-The locality between the Basin
-l 'oc>s fronting lo,h street would be vastly i'm
proved TIE present old shsnties were suppanted by
-s of warehouses. We hope that the day il not far
l,sr, she sl-h an improvement will be- consumnated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

4BoaNAHLr The new style bounets have been intro
l,si here, and are according TO notions, anything
. models of taste or beauty; but they ten times
l1-s exec enable, suppose the " dear creatures
JlI adop, hem, the controlling axiom with them is,
Twefc as TO be out Of the world as out OF the
.-tl1nn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
COMMIssIONER,S SALE OF VALUABLE

SIT probable arrangement viii be made with own.
Of the other undivided moey the four acre lots In
sydney, as to sell them WHOLE and undivided
mOety. mIZg-tds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28

l2R BtLTIUoRR VIA NORFOLK 81
MHEREARF,,Rru, RRoMIFR.sHElss.

Naal.tN -l PENDING u thc Circuit Court Tor ull-
~ William, R1pcr's rxecutriN, a. The March term
ylftl vss directed Co seek Information i1r Thompson
r.-. A' t-HEle Ltt'ct~rry Browtcr and susanna Tam
c..r .e.t there of money unteF me conir' l
4t'a nav be Distributed ti september Court, l>o'
p+- 'r leu0nei parties their heirs cone forward
-A1 .vf .lt-r.s. therein
Pm, ALEXANDER DONSAN, Commissioner.
---t- March ltE .sn mh2S-uau
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-28
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
XTALpAnLE nRICrx >yonE Avn ougI.

UCrtON.-we vii sell 10 day connsncng ~ 10 o'elock
"A 10 Or y very likely Negoes AHonfs tra ersi ci.ss
cook and house servant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

from the Gold Coast via Key West, or whether
they made straight-out trip by the shortest
route from their native land. We take 1t that
the trade is, to all intents and purposes opep-
ed; why not? Why should not those who are
in want of negro labor import it at low cost
when they are civilizing and christianizing a
set Of bafbarians by the same course which re-
bounds to their interest The true philan-
thropist desires to import the negro into this
country not only for his own but for the ne
gros benefit, while the pretended philant thro-
pists, hypocritical chaps as they are, wish to
dsport them by contract, for the purpose of
putting money in their pockets, and against
the wish of the poor darkey, who, ignorant
though he be, is human, and soon comes to
discover the side upon which his bread is but
tered 0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26
VOL. XVI.

John c. Plumer. Of Portland, Ne, assignor to
himself and David Robinson, IT,, of same place.
For improved shoemaker's last
Robert VIM. Sewer, of Upper Holloway, Eng
land assignor to VIM Lilley, of the State OF
Ohio, :. A-For improved apparatus for ex-
hausting atmospheric air or gases
Albert Wild, Of New York, N. Y, assignor to
Dinkerspiel d Oppenheimer, Of same place.-For
Improvement In watc hmaker's lathes
RsssShes -Ephraim Ball, Of Canton, Ohio
For Improvements In moving machines.
Philander Shaw, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
prOvement In air engines
DsStgns. - Elnathan Peck, Of New Britain,
Conn.-For design for a gridiron. -
g. Smith and n Brown, of Philadelpbis pa
assignor to Samuel Smith, of same place.-For
design for the plates of a cooks stove
Additional ImPrOVementS.-Joseph Tiberf of
81 Louis, Mo;-For improvement In CRATES.
Frederick Yeiser, Of Indianapolis. Ind For
improved instrument for taking attitudes of the