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The Virginia state Convention.

RIcHMoKD, Va, Wednesday, Feb. 70, 1861.
The Virginia State Convention reasssmbled to-day
A large number Of resolutions on Federal relations
we're offered.
Mos Of the resolutions express attachment to the
Union in favor Of equitable settlement OF existing
difficulties; denouuce coercion and declare the purpose
Of virginis to resist it.
Some OF the resolutions declare that the Union Of
the South is the safety of the South and thst each
State should speedily resume the powers it delegated
20 the Government when it was formed"
A RESOLUTION yBs tabled for raising g Committee TO
inquire whether any movement of arms or men had
been made BY the General Government TO any fort or
arsenal in or bordering Virginia indicating prepare
tons for an attack or coercion.
resolution providing for the holding Of Conven-
ton Of the Border States at Wythevile on the last
Tbursday in March was referred.
A resolution calling on the Commissioners Of the
Peace Conference for information whether any settle
ment acceptable to Virginia likely TO result from
thsir deliberations was referred.
Mr.. Clemens made speech denying the statement
that he had fnked incendary matter to free negroes
and Others 10 Virginia He pronounced the franks for
gsnes.
The Committee reported that all but sixteen counties
in the State bad been heard from, and that the major
y for reference Of the action Of the Convention to
HE people was 52s57.
Mr. Crittenden will coon be Invited to address the
people here on national questions by large number Of
pnsminent men,
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RIcHsoyD, Va, Wednesday, Feb. 20, j

RIcHsosD, Va, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1861.
In tue State Senate to-day Mr.. Douglas offered joint
resolutions declaring that in view Of the resolutions
cent to Virginia fromthe North that Virginia reiterates
her declared purpose Of resistance 10 coercion, and
pledges herself to meet force by force in the effort 20
maintain the true principles Of the Constitution and
uphold the rights Of the savehOldng States. Ordered
70 be printed.
The resolutions Of tue Michigan State Legislature
were sent back without a word Of comment.
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ArLausas Election.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Wednesday, Feb. q, 1851.
Official vote Of Washington County; Majority against
a Convention, 97ii average majority Of the Union
ticket 400
Pronineu, secessionists are gradually concedng that
the State has gone against Convention by large ma
jOrity. .,
FoRr SMITH, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1861.
-Four counties in Western Arlansas, viz: Benton
Washington, Sebastian and Crawford, have elected
Union delegates to the State Convention by over aOo
majority. The majority agans. Convention in the
came counties is tlso about 1000.
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ropr Smith. "wednesday, Feb. 90, 1861.
Exciting Texas News.

FoR1 Smith, Ark, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1851.
An extrs overland coach arrived here this morning
from Sherman, Texas. The conductor aud passengers
report the seizure, at Fort Chadbourne, py leAsis
the coach, with its mails, now over due here Inc
property Of the Company within reach also seized
and the agents and other employees are said TO be liz
prisoned. 1t IL aso reported that Forts Chadeourne
and Belknap have been captured
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Inion Meeting I'm boston.

BONON, Wedhesoa!' fuV' @0i TT
A meeting Of the Union Workingmen WAS held III
Faneuil Hall tonight Mr. Jonathan Preston presided,
and Messcs. Durant, Kelly Ball. and others addressed
the meeting.
An address to the workngmen Of the stnte VIZ
adopted urging union in the strongest terms The ad'
dress IL lengthy document, but ii Is liberal in ito
proros itiOue.
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Secession Demonstration.

MOBILE, Tuesday, Feb. l9, 1851.
TIE Tribune office was illuminated in honor Of the
inauguration of Mr.. jefferson Davis.
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Sinking Of O steamer.

CAIao, H., Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1861.
The steamer For. Wayne has sunk IN TIC shuie o.
Island No. l6. rhs boa. 10 probably !o'al ioss.
No Eyes lost
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LINCOLN And HASIIN In NEW-YORK,
Presidential Levee at tie City Hall.

BY MAYOR WOOD.
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Mr.. BROWN asked, IL coercion or force should be
used by the incoming Administration, would his col
league be for Secession. go,
Mr.. ANDERSON replied, be was no friend OF Mr..
Lincoln did not sustain him, and would not euppor'
him, unless be comes up to the Union, Consu;gloh'
and Laws. When q man, coming IRON tne Nof'h,
Fast. South, or West, does his duty as an American
citizen and stands under the old flag, he was willing
10 give him hearty and cordial support. lie knew
his colleagues District was % loyal az any IN h.n-
lucky; although it has been Democratic, the Csthonc
and adopted citizens Of tina, ans s'r' arc READY anu
Mr. BROWN said bis hiy hebt and hottest ambition
as 70 do all to contribute 10 the perpetuity and a
vance Of his country. He was for tho Union. MS
STAR was for the Union Her voice had been and was
for peace, compromise, and Cancellation. Old Ken,
tneky LOYALTY was beyond challenge e had suffered
most and nurinured least Her sOl wac the grave oi
the canonized bones Of Clay, great and good achc-
tor She boasts her CTitenden now, In Clay place ~
tbs Senate Her Peace Commissioners were now ID
council In this city, pleading for pocihoalion. lie
homes Of her bravo sons bleaching Nortb-W ST.
ern planr where they fell 10 battle, defer ding thei
homes wives and children OF the men whose reprcse
taiyes On this floor delighted in defamng her instin-
tons fAp,lause on the, aoor and galieres- In bis
politics he did not believe in the right OF Seoesion ou
the Declaration Of Independence sad when ooVern
ment became destructive OF the ends for when was
created A. was the inherent night OF the people 20 e'
or abolish IT, He believed In the divine right OF reVo
tuition we are In the midst ola revolution. IL the gen
Aeman from Pennsylvani steyens foreshadoweo ins
policy Of Incoln's Administrator ana II eotI.i.o
polcy aqain.t the States that had Withdrawn was 10
be pursued, Kentucky would'rcaa. Her Legislature.
without Distinction Of parry, had 20 resolved, scs.
unanimously. In the event of var, the ssuso VI n
Southern sisters would be her cause. As she may oe
the last to join che viii be the last to leave sou'hsn
Confederycy. Kentucky was for the Union; on Su9
asked ouy equality her rigts, and II comproniso in
and coercion be begun her star will glitter on lDs nag
Of the Southern Confederacy and her brave blood now
10 its cause. He hoped his colleagues question: VINO
answered. ,.,
Mr.. GARNETT resumed, arguing that the asenp s
would be made TO collect the revenue in the tecedeu
Sla,es and speaking Of the troops here Us forming
Kind on Impeal Guard 70 attend the President elect
and abiding TO Gen Scott in complimentary teilns
Mr.. MILLSON protested against the efor 70 lep-
resent every subject the most ordinary AZ
latiop AZ means for an attempted coercion OF 'ne
southern States. He suggested 70 his collsagas, u
they sndeavored 10 create such an inprees,cn On
ters comparatively immateral, they would cease 20
enin credit whom they should raise their voices sssnss
measures ACTUALLY Qbioctioanets. should w 0uR 0Ss
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FARM FOR. SALE


By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Conr 6,r Ammo
county the undersigned, Trustee will offer at
public sale at Mllersve Anne Arundel county on the
at O'clock ALL TH0sh r TW6 9 fk4dfs AB R P35R
ty, parts Of tract called Henrettas Allotment which
were purch sed by Richard j. Duya from Robert Lennon
tor and W W Glenn, to said Duva dated Nay agh ISL.
S 6o Tssodsd IN L'0er N g. No g folio $780, &c as
BEGINNING fox the ast parcel bounded stone the
lot the said tract called He a 5S g6 d
S WIN t ahd ~ the thirteenth line of said lot No
Hs ana fourteen poles and eight tenhs of pole
tyve minutes sixty five poles thence south eighty
one ae ab iynge minutes east sixteen poles thence
thence south eighty nine degrees fifty east TWEEN
minutes east eight poles thence north egTytWo dsysTees
I?ry minutes east twenty two poles THENCE north eighty
eight degrees hyve minutes east ten poles thence
f66gsn n0Th eeeG tTenygs minutes east six poles
T three poles thence south east tTen,
minutes east twelve poles thence south degrees
fory-seyen degrees nirtyfye minutes east twenty.six
P9 tsnc d norm g Gy degrees forty minutes
tha east poles; thence south twenty
degrees five minutes east fourteen poles thence
south hftyWo degrees Ave minutes east twenty two poles
thenGe south twelve degrees five minutes east eleven poles
20 pounded white oak tree thence south de-
south eighy-thrce degrees ftyfve minutes oGe
hundred and htlywo poles; thence north y-seven de
Inning containing and laid ont for two bundled and
ouep acres and one quarter and three square piles OF
And beginning for the second parcel at the ginning
two courses to wit North hirtyour degrees and ory-one
m!np es east one hundred and foureen.poles eight
TENNIS OF pole boanded stone; thence north TWENTY
nine degrees and thirtye menutes sixty FIVE poles
ana thence ny straight line to the place of con
tanning twenty one acres and twenyeght perches, more
Terms-One third cash on the day of sale or on the rati6
y y Gef IN one year an the ba in two
cured by the bonds of the purchaser with surety or SURE
ties to be- approved by the trustee bearing interest
IRON ON IN me gay OF SAFE W. W. lem
hhEttoGuS Trustee
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U o,
wish for some circulars large show bills to bring
Cephaic Pills particularly before customers
fyou have thing of the kind, please send to
One OF toners, subject Sick Head
ache usually lasting davs of an attack
IN one hour bypOar PillS, which sent her.
Respectfully yours, W. B. WILKES.
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CEPHALIC PILLS
NERV OUS ACHE,
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

By the Of these Pills the periodic Of Nervous
Sick Headache may be prevented and If the
commencement of attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to which females are so subject
They act gently upon the Understanding C0stuaness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all
ersons OF sedeary habits, they valuable as Lara
ttce improving the appetite giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity and
trength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long nvestga-
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been
use many during which time they have prevented
and relieved amount Of pain suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous system
from a deranged state of the stomach
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet, and the absence Of dis
agreeable taste renders easy administer them to chit
dren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry Spaldingo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Al! orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
as Cedar sree, New York.
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Z AMES R. CHANCE,

~ (LATE AUCTIONEER.)
GENERAL COhMISSION MERCHANT
ana Dealer in all kinds of AUCTION GOODS SUITED to
both City and Country Neich ns, who to ex
anime the same before purchasing elseE here
JAMES r. CHANCE
Commission Merchant,
"a stories .. T. corner Baltimore and Oh -rles ss,
nhl9 u Entrance Charles street.
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+ A l. I H
CONVENIENCE
COMBINED
INSHl.P's
sELF-yENr1LArING
REFRIGERATOR.
THE ONLY
REFRIGERATOR
WHERE
VENTILATION
RELIABLE,l
sELFcREATING
UNINTERRUPTED
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON,
% Light street,
mh4 tfr STOVE REFRIGERATOR AND PLUMBING House.
REMOVAL.
PARIS CHINA HALLS
REMOVED TO
No. 21O BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN ST. PAUL AND CHARLES STREETS,
Immediately opposite the old stand,
Where am opening large lot of new and choice
GOODS, of my own importation, and determined to
CUT DOWN PRICES to the lowest possible figures, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Staple goods, as
WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
INDIA CHINA WARES,
WHITE IRONSTONE GOODS,
PRESSED AND
CUT GLASS WARE,
COMMON WARES,
ALL KINDS,
Always on hand of the very best quality,
HOTEL GOODS, &c.
ia3Otff D. PRESTON PARR
ID B. GRIFFIN AND SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
STRAW Goo:Ds,
No l74soUTH CHARLES STREET,
Up sTAIRs1
mh3mr BALTIMORE
GAS FIXTURESl
NEW STYLES!l
NEW STOCKlll
CORTLAN & CO.,
NOS. ZIG, 2ls BALTIMORE STREET,
Have now on hand of the handsomest collections of
GAS CHANDELIERS
he found in this country, every grade Fourght Chan
deiers complete with Shades slO to Tenght Chande
ners at $3.50 each.
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, Drawing Room and Cha Der
BRACKETS
| READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
| FIREPROOF SHADES
GAS TORCHES
| AND KEYS,
| AND HOLDERS, &c, dc.
Any Of which will be sold upon as good termsa m
quality goods be bought any the Eastern markets
| CORTLAN & CO.,
importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and House Furnishing Goods
| n2l-tfr of every description.
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SY WILLIAM HAMILTON
TDIrc,rrTr T,ctC . (,,<I-oIcSC-~el-(ar.

fiS..:r TRUSTEES SALT viii, bv virtne
iii OF decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore civ
Second Silly Dy pa2c auction at the Exchange Sales Room
DAY Of Nav. 1861, at l o'clock ?. NJ: ~ ' gu
AZ, ALI VI THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in
cy aoresaid the one on the cast side Eden street.
abon m0fn IN rom Bank street. = feet front by depth
ING t with pack building, known No 1872 South Eden
I SUBJECT to ground rent of $780, payable half yearly
anu me other on the west side of Spring street i25
% rom BANK street. II feet and inches front with
o o, ou ieet improved with large STABLE; subject
10 =, ground rent Of Sl5 payable yearly
viii he w Lols agJon and are used as property, and
soIa sG9eGt TO two other mortgages now OF record
with interest T. AZ REYNfIIT ~ "! ~ T nlQatiS
,,,1 ss, WIN HAMILTON,
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REYNoLDsBURG, FRANKLIN Co., OHro, I

REYNoLDsBURG, FRANKLIN Co., OHIo,2
,, . January 9, 1861.
HENRY c. SPALDING,
No. AZ Cedar street, N. Y.
DEAR SIR: ncosed find twenty-five cents t25 for which
nd box OF "CeDhalc Pills" Send to address of Rev. VIM
G. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co.. OHIO.
Your IiHs acork like charm-cstre Headache almost
inStdHfer.
Truly yours, VIM c. FILLER.
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IT,, BELLE VERNON, oHIo Jan Is, 1861.
HENRY @. SPALDING, Esq.
Please find iuclosed twenty cents for which send me
another box of Cephac Pills They truly the
best Pills Flare tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, P. NJ
Belle Vernon Wyandot Co., o.
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pO1ssS, IT,, tit &EiE 4aG agnl.
49, FOR RENT -WAREHOUSE No 81
iss SIN this wharf, to be vacated the 2.h slant In
2ssas- qure Of J. G. HARVEY d co,
Ey,h
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Ssss5sf fUR KENT.
RiiH The large thgeezory HOUSE No North Charles
ILL., street, VIII Ch world be altered for Store il siIed or
converted into OFFICES
Large DWELLING u St Paul street corner cf Bank
for OFFICES. ~ s-
STORE AND DWELLING, south east corner of Court
land and Saratoga streets
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co, Pa
:, - , January Is, 1861. )
SIG: You viii please send two boxes of your Cephac
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JN0. B. SIMONS
ISL hare used one boz Of vor Pils and find them
excellent
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lFrom the Democrat st. Cloud. Mimi
If you are, have been troubled the headac
send for box, (Cephalic Pills that may have the
in of an attack.
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~ YPsILANTI, MICH, Jan. IL, 1861,
Mr.. SPALDING.
SIR Not long since sent to you for boz of Cephalic
Pills for the OF the Nervous Headache
and received the same, they had good effect that
induced to Send for more.
Please send by return mail Direct to
A. R. WHEELER,
Ypsanti, Michigan
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested in more than. thousand cases
with entire success
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tFrom the Southern Path Finder New Orleans, La
Try them! you that afflicted and we are sure tina
testimony be added the already numerous lis
that has rec evd benefits that other medicine pr
duce.
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From the Western r. Gazette Chicago. Ill.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spaldng, and his unrivaed
Cephalic Pills.
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FOR RENT

ENOR RENT The first FLOOR of a Warehouse
L Comme'Ce street, between Pratt and Lombard
streets. Address Box l.D3G PoSt-offce.
Baltimore Apro
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from the Advertiser, Providence, r. II
The testimony in their favor is srong from the
respectable quarters.
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CFrom the Advertiser, Providence, h. IL
The Cephac Pills said to be remarkable effective
remedy for the headache and of the very tina
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
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From the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Val
We are sure that persons suffering from the headache
who try them, will stick to them.
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fH:;;t TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
H cree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city. the
one O'Clock p Y. $3.50 -4f''i' 1NOA a. uIe houf OF
corrar r. Two UNFINISHED HOUSES on the southeast
street and Gravel alley, and distant
houses are rly from North Calvert street. The
derb are % eighteen feet front and hiry-fOur feet in
for the usual soes high, and have every preparation
deem and aaci Improvements The lots are IS feet
IS March subject TO annual rent of s72 fTom
airy last. ~ ''iAl n.y. faxes paid to LIST Janu-
Iermsm0ne-thTd cash onethird in fopr and balance in
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John NJ. WALKER,


DENCES, BUILDING LOTS and GROUND RENTS. APPLY
GROUND RENTS FOR SALE-Well secured
~ and handsomely improved Three OF $500 EACH at g.,
651 and per cent of $3.50 per annum per cent
one Of $l89 per ann1m at Ga per cent one Of s72, a6
per cent two Of s20, AT per cent two Of 500 each
cent four of SSl each, at 6 per cent five of SO
each al 6A per cent. Apply to WM H. MARRIOTT Broker
No q North Charles tTppt NH
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/ From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. I


UrLOIk,
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made, viz Cure of headache in all its forms
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eight months with interest u Jour- and balance in
GEO. II. WILLIAMS, Trustee
mh202aw3w4ds "lnSoN q Co,

'T'RUSTEES' SALE.-By virtue Of a decree IF
III The Crent Court for Baltimore city, the UNDERSIGNED
VIII sell on TUESDAY, the 23d day of April isf ~ i ~
h honr OF o'cock NJ on the premises the highest
city, valuable a Coal Yard, viz: - sol
BEGINNING for the so feet north from the northwest
corner OF Lombard and Eden Streets thence north bind
Ing on Eden street lt0 feet therabogts thence west
aaV with an even depth Of 10 feet Canal street. The
Lot subject annual rent Of $3.50 payable quarterly
ana Is held under lease from R. Hough, Trustee ct al to
a9ely Robins dated Sth December, 1854 recorded in
IA records of Baltimore city, +. d. No 49, folio 29S
i oLnes, Karoad track, Coal Scales and planking for
Ia On the lot will be sold at the time and place
Taxes paS @ or with the Lot be desired
palu 10 LIST January last, rent to LIST April
hs as prescribed by decree-Onehalf cash IN day of
curity. s n TaGRRTTsI anu approved Sc
apl2aw3w&ds GTRS iaIA 81 a 81
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ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
FERFlLlLER-equal to Guano and cheaper than Stable
Manure being alluval deposit composed Of animal and
vegetable matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles st
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds quarter Of
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at Upper Re
Price so cents per CARLOAD ie22-tf
mn EXICAN GUANO.
WI Very choice Mexican GUAN0 for sale BY the cargo
or single ton, by ". WBlTELoCk $3.50
u South streel-
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UAIH BRIUkS.
- l5000 Patent Bath Bricks, afoat per ship aJohn
srk from LIVERPOOL for sale lots suit purchasers
- FOARD Il ROGERS,
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OLD BACON SHOULDERS.-4O hhds. Gin
einHatl packed, in fine order, for sale by JOSEPH
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, together with
" the PICKLES AND SAUCES of Messrs. CROSSE L
BLACKWELL, constantly on hand and for sale by
eu GREEN ZOE
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DetaIs, Agr0mart. he.
9ablit SaLfs.
~ SAMUEL n. GOVEE
Z GREAT SALE
S4fFss

me HntSl cOtlec1On or
EVERGREENS
ever offered nj auction, consisting Of
1r5T Vt9s, Chinese and American Balsam Fir: Norway
spruce; Austrian Pine; White Pine etc; together with
other varieties.
he Trees are OF large size very bushy and of vigorous
grow and viii be lifted, with large TALL Of
ached to the the day before the sale, which win
insure the growth of every tree etc
Attention. is particularly invited the sale as the Trees
are ~ me and will be the last sale Trees he sea
,o. SAMUEL II. GOV r, Auct.,
Palti
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-03-16
T.. =. Mail Lilac,

BETWEEN PLAQCEMINE y CHARLESTON.
Is The steam prope Ter Virginia.,
SSeNA RoDoLPH MILLER, Captain, willieave
PlsqGemlne, carrying the matt, every Tuesday
Morning, at 6 O'Clock preciseiy-and returningi
leave Clarendon every Wednesday Morning al
6 O'Clock, and arrive at PIaquemlne the same
day. Leave P,aquemine again, on Saturday morn
ing at 8, and leave Clarendon aga.n on sunday
morning al o o'clock, connecting wiihlhe lbrrvil!e
Tor Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara, aud with the
81. Mary for Franklin aud New IBERIA.
O-Shippers will please see that their freight
is OF board the soalthe evening previous 10 heI
capitalization further particulars appiy 10
dec22 ). McWILLiAMS 4 CO.
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EgRMETURE
CABINET FURNITURE.

Having within the past year greatly enlarged
their establishment, they are now enabled to ex-
hibit the best aud most varied assortment 0
Cabinet Furniture ever offered ioI sa;e in the
South, comprising everything necessary in The
furnishing of a dwelling. In addition 10 Frrni-
ture, We keep lor sale: Plush, Hair, EaGmrked
Cloth, Gimp. Cord, 4asSeis. Springs, Tacss, Ticise,
Varaish. Giae. &c.
Spring. Hair and Moss Mattresses Patenf Spring
Bed Boitims-a new and economical invention.
COnyOrtrs, Saseis, zpreads, PiHO~ Cases, and
Mms9uto Oars; Mirrors, of all sizes, IN endless
variety.
Plan ALL Checked Iadia Mating; RefsTgerators
of all kinds, together with Ice bores OF very size,
City AID country purchasers will always ind
our stock ready for their inspection, 1nd are cor
daily invited 10 visit our store and examine Tor
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