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general utility Thoussndg given up To die have been restored
by them robust hoalth
The thousands have been thus are the best
nres and reliable method Of rendering
known. The time at hand when the whole world VIII con
cede that -
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
are the and purave, and certain
acute Diseases and nost speedy OF PAIN whether
the head In the lungs In the bowel IN the
Giles, or boIes. Anc because hey always ppo,.
THE BLOOD,
which are the cause OF pain Those having painful affection
or whose hesth feeble should give heed
The following 10 important to those avDg In
FEVER AND AGUE DIST RIOTS.
Mr. John Pudney, highly respectable farmer OF Spring
field Union county New eersey desires TO be publicly
known this 9th day Of March, 1881 that has used Brand
rehs Vegetable Universal Pills for fifteen in his fam
N and for all bis hands, In which time these pills have cured
them Of bilious affections headaches rheumatsms fever
and ague measles hopping cough and fact all the dis
To- which large family IS occasionally subject He
he has Known TO fail and viii pleased to
give his testimony q all times in favor Of Brandehs Pills.
JOHN PUDNEy, Springfield, Union Co., N. J.
Witness-JEREnAH BAKER-
N. B-The above is FULLY confirmed by w. L. Green, ESQ.,
Of Geneseo Henry county, H. who has used the Brand
rehs Pulls for twenty four and
and ague II they viii these invaluable pills
The testimony Of New York citizens Is hand
the Office TO which refer giving number and
Sold at rs cents per box, with full directions, at
294 CAN AL STREET. and No UNION SOU ARE.
BE send your orders only of these places
and valuable documents besides pills direct from
the laboratory
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Police Intelligence.

CouSrsYsAN RoRnrp.-A few nights ago Daniel
Ianpson, country merchant, passing up Broadway
be accosted by pretty courtczan, named Elizabeth
johnson, and induced 10 enter Oyster saloon. While
engaged in taking refreshments, Elizabeth watched
her oppo snty and picked her companions pocket Of
wallet containing 800 Iampson did not discover his
until after he had parted with the nymph, render
ine the recovery e the money very improbable,
though the thief Should be arrested IN an hour
Through the exerons % ocer Golden Of the Saith pre-
cnc Elizabeth overhaued yesterday, but, M might
be reasonably expected trace OF le stolen funds could
be Uncovered Justice Osborn comm tied the girl for
trial, charge Of grand larceny
Az rI1UsG HIS wwr WIN AN Axr--Mchsel Gafney, a
rag dealer taken into custoday by the Thirteenth
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wnLL AZ Saturday, March O. TxoDosz 4, young.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfnuv ,,x.S
TO attendi the funeral, Sunday Afternoon ~
ton. NV
wusoS-on Saturday, March 0, HENRY wusos, Ess..
In the saith year Of his age. ss
The relatives and friends Of the family are resuects
invited TO attend the funeral, from his late resde1
NO w West Seventeenth street, Monday Afternoon.
Newark and Philadelphia pagers please COPY.
NJ WsIAvokks-on Thursday, February Z, Captain Gno.
W, AssfAvoRKs, In the 56th year Of his age.
Inc relatives and friends OF the my are reepoc<nuE
~ ps 70 attend the funeral, from Christ church. ooxs
~ niue and Thirty fifth street. this ndsy) r.
Philadelphia papers please COW
FIR ZoEPPRlTz aged SO years - " .TSS~~Vs
The funeral will take place from h,s ,as rosaa. So
Greenwich street The relatives and fy,ends sisc -
German Union Lodge No. 81, f. and A. NJ are INVITA- ~
attend. 80 Nv''S~
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VIRGINIA..
Wan pprpku ATTnSS m wmr CThTr

WAR PREPARATIONS IN THE STATE
According TO the Richmond IVA Dispoich, the State
Arnory located in that city Ia In full operation. II turns
out from 900 10 900 muskets and rife cartridges
day. Al the Treiegar works, ten.inch columbsds,
destined for Alabama, are nearly completed and two
fierce looking mortars for South Carolina will shortly be
ready 10 the casting Of mortar and gun last week
230 pounds OF metal were USED. Shell and ehot
lay about promiscnousy and in heaps, and large num-
Der OF men are engaged In the manufacture OF these de-
sructve messengers Several cannon, Of large and small
calbre are 10 process Of manufacture, already
plcted and In another department the gun carriages
are getting ready, under the hands Of competent work
mon
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rom many huock and house top in nv native state;
nd While s the teAss may gisten in the eyes OF many
trpes, yet, sir, they are tears Of memories past,
be succeeded by the smiles OF brighter and better
srded the old soV Vr ns0ssiss lingering
ceilings o, regard ana affection they may have or may
naa LOT IT. believe now sir, with myself 'ney VIII
Thus all my fond love do blow to heaven
Mr.. CURRY, Of Ala, reported bill from the Commit
ee on Commercial Affairs, which only read by the
title, as foows-ssA bill TO establish and organize a
gathoase bureau, and then placed upon the calendar
Mr. &iosrR OF Ala, reported as only enrolled "an act
repeal 50 much OF the of the Confederate States
America prohibits the introduction Of liquors. ex
pt in casks or vessels Of or above certain named capac
Mr. Ok CLouH1, Of Ia in behalf of the Committee on
commercial Affairs, stated that that committee had had
ndei consideration the memorial of citizens and mer-
Aans Of Montgomery praying this Congress consti-
ute this city port Of entry and delivery and reported
diverse 70 SAD memorial and asked TO be discharged
Ron It's further consideration.
Nh. SHORTER, Of Ala, said that nasmuch as his col.
cague who presented that memorial was necessarily
this morning. he would request that the report Of
10 Commercial Committee be laid on the table for the
present. II was 30 ordered.
o vessels sbo S q 10 na1 b Vl o
ens Of the Confederate States The bill was read three
{imee and passed, and 10 Is follows
" ACT TO PROVIDE FOR REGISTRATION OF VESSELS
n WHOLE OR In PART BY THE CITIZENS OF THE ooNFDE-
Tho Congress Of the Confederate States Of America do
I
more Of which shall be owned by citizen citizens Of
he Confederate States and commanded by any citizen
heroof, shall DO registered vessel OF the confede
facy ct the Custom Houses thereof provided, that
naorsy In interest Of the shall consent to such
and such vessel be not registered elsewhere
fne Congress then went into secret session.
RzSOIUroN RELATION PATrrs
Resolved by the Congress Of the Confederate States Of
merica, That all persons being citizens OF the Con-
ederate States who may wsh 70 procure patents e
caveats for inventions and useful discoveries and i'm
may he in the office Of the Attorney General
specification Of such invention, discovery or improve
nen together with such descriptive drawings as may
operate protect the rights Of such persons
nt regular application be made according TO law
Ind this resolution shal apply to all patents heretofore
GRANTED by the United States to citizens Of this
ederacy and TO caveats heretofore filed by such citizens
the Patent Office Of the United States such patents
copies Of such caveats being deposited aforesaid
the ONCE Of the Attorney General provided that such
applicants shall pay such fees may hereafter be
Hured by law establishing Patent Office On application
For patents and fling Of caveats
Approved March 4, 1851.
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precinct police charge Of beating his wife Ia cruel
manner The complainant, who ia The mother Of large
Ssay, AYERS that Michael kicked her violently and then
struck her with axe with the intention a. she sup
posed, of killing her The prisoner confessed his guilt
but says he did not TO do any great amount Of
damage. His object frighten than hurt his
well beloved spouse. Justice Brennan committed the
prisoner In default of bail.
USING A SLuSG SHor.-James Parker was charged be-
fore Justice Brennan with having assaulted Frederick
Ppert with sung shot, injuring him severely The
magistrate committed the accused for trial In default of
bail.
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The st. Louis took the following cabin passengers
VIM. A. Macondray, r. Kirk and wife, Jas. r. Skunk
Mrs. c. 8. Black and infant, Mrs. Classon. John G.
Hughes, Rev. 7. 8. Yocol and wife, Henry Bge-
low, W. X. Hopkins, Mrs. J. NJ Noyes and infant
Mrs. L. G. Howard and infant E. ). wilkins,
D w. Bryant and WIFE, r. o. Penheim, A. Dubois Capt
Bendixen, Mrs. Suffer- N W. Chtenden, N. Teperina,
ters Frank Deming, Jacob Rudesil, g. Howard, Fin
nell, A. v. A. Townsend, Mrs. Dale, Edward Ross
Mrs. Lyons and child Mrs. Emma Goss, N. Giraden
NJ J. Thompson, w. B. Ford, G. L. Lloyd, Mrs L. Lang
werk and child, Delaney and family, Mrs. l.. Feldmon
and infant q. Meyer, A. Werthim, Miss NJ j. Stuart A.
two children, w. II. Tarch H. A. Logan W. A. Coats N.
Sametson, j. Robert, r. Bander Rosenswg.
There has been fair Of trade for the past three
about the only articles tending upwards Rio coffee
held at 14x cents. Domestic spirits have advanced
about 10 per cent. The market for -four
and grain about last reported The weather is again
rainy otherwise the prospects good for fair bust
ness next week.
There is but little general news
The ceremonies at the Union celebration yesterday alb
sorbed all attention The day universally observed
by abstanng from business the usual Fourth Of
July celebrations. In San Francisco II Is estimated that
than 1000 people attended the Union meeting
Speeches made by Edward Stanley Eugene Cassidy
Colonel Crockett and Others Resolutions unani.
mously adopted declaring the unalterable attachment
Of California to the Union; that there exists no
power under the constitution for State to
secede that California will cheerfully aequiesce
difficulties 10 secure the rights Of all the states;
that If States should effect final separation
from the Union California should aud will nevertheless
cling TO the Union.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

Arrival OF tho Overland Expr.sss-Im-
menso Union Meeting ut San FraActs-
co-$slS,OOO I'm Treasure en- route for
New York, &c.
FoRr KKARSy, March Q, 1851
The pony express passed here at half past six O'Clock
this evening, bringing the following summary Of news
from the Pacific coast:-
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %, 1851.
Arrived 2lst, ship Malay Boston; 22d, Lookout, New
York; Esd, Syren, Boston.
Sailed Goth, ship Scotland, CaIIao; Chariot Of Fame,
Liverpool; bark A. J. Ramos, Hong Kong.
On the 2Ist the steamer st. Louis sailed for Panama,
carrying 16o passengers The principal shippers of trea
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Moldavia Cream Forces the Hair, Wits.
kers and mustsches grow iuxuraniy sold wholesale
and retail by W. A. BACHELOR, 10 Bond street
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DAvE-WnIIAs.--On Monday, March A. by the Rev.
Robert G. Dickson Mr.. WILLIAM DAVE, Of New York. to
Miss CHRISTINA r. WILLIAMS, Of Brooklyn
MoCIEAvE-CIARx.-By the Rev. Dr.. wiggens, Mr..
RoBr. MCCIxAvK TO Miss MARY CLARK.
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Ratcheior's Hair Dye-Kelisble and I'M
ssnsneous black brown Factory BARCLAY Sold
and applied At W. A. BATCHELoRS, rs Bond street
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Trusses.-Mnrsh a. Co.'S Radical CT ~.
Truss No yescy street (asor House, opposite the cs h
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Bachelors Newly Invented wigs and
Toupees are most perfect limitations Of nature Send for
measure card 70 10 Bond street N. n.
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One Of the Sights OF New York.-It is ONE
of t piessAnss feelings have to be dressed in
accordance With the weather and appropriately to his
rank in lEs aid personal appearance We have never
varied rich assortment Of Spring Clothes for
and boys than that which the Brothers smith, of Fulton
street and Broadway corner OF Canal street, have now on
hand Their prices fabulousy moderate, too and all
prices iegby marked article purchasers
all placed equal footing there being no deviation In
from the marked price visit TO their store Is
OF the sights Of the metropolis which no stranger should
SMITH BROTHERS, 4l8, 400 and 40 Broadway
And l22, 133 and lao Fulton street
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Braces, Suspensory Bapdages, &C. Drs. GLOVER q.
TH0RNE, No. Ann street, under Barnums Museum.
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ucate constitution exposed severe attacks Inc OF
tctne vhi1auons OF temperature NJ tbs M uns
Hooways Pis All danger vi beavodsd as tho ys,rsnhe1
the soiop Of the lungs aud nvisoras tho geuer Al system
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Brooklyn Art-Phot0graphfc.-I
Gray yignette the chief Of Photographic portraits.
CHAS. III. WILLIAMSON, Fulton st., opposite Clinton
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TIL EFFECT OF DISUNI0N ON THE BUSl-
NESS OF NEW ORLEANS.

Rel ing to the statements that the commerce OF the
sou,hn ports, and especially OF New Orleans has been
ruueey the the seeding States have pursued
tae Nv Orleans Della OF Feb. says
Fro the returns published IN the last number Of the
pricelr17ent we make mp tho following statement,
show the receipts at this port q four leading articles
compsd with the receipts OF the same articles for the
me
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Holmes Gallery of Dollar Photogra phs
and "a beautiful Card Pictures for 81 35 Broadway late
United States
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Grover ~ Bakers Family and Manu-
featuring Sewing Machines Prices reduced 495 Broadway
New York.
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THAT IMNENsBLy POPULAR Az nCLE.
THE SHILLING HAIR TOM o.
THREE LARGE SIZES AS FoI Lows.
DENsIOw'S HAIR TONI
AT 70 CENTS.
Fiegsny pat up nnt glass toe, botus contan AZ haJS
az a,ber flair prepaaon The aic,c sei2 q 49,
Teal IN composition snd equally well per- wiu. The 80
dog Hair Tonic
ALSO PINT BOTTLES, At FIFTY Czsr,
QUART BOTTLES, AT ONE DoILAa-
For families these larger sizes will be- found 49,.
vangeous while the article 1. Of most ss~,. move nd
price, quantity crnsiderca In very mach Je auAnV
usually beca charged for preparations In nA s man nAs
trcspec@ w
Nothing injurious whatever "a alowen -
competition VI Denslows Hair Tonic TO enter into we
which c materials Introduce ae frequency v'sa
with the Intention % making thc~a 70 hair c,mpoundS
csused barge number 20 b. cgnaeDs sore simnsnf ~
they ofnimss Dc great and res led 10 general U.S. ~
convinced hat Voc much - no-s epNaton ~" - - 80
All DRuoGIsYs
All isfESy" SOS prV.ka2,
AND CUUArr ABDIcINb stvaEN -
u eIcREs ohNhAALhf,
bhorid any dee. ,uF sfatLfNd utIR TONIC
~ tbe a,vef sxer ia Ypes nod aur1R the otrodu'n
thc,n =, {te a, fs tess g,dy ereced IN vb'sip ~
c'nsiorss ,,ye ssr. lie nus'c stG be sup'ltda a. sbk
1 Wnplesae depot
10 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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wheeler 81 wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices. Once, 5db Broadway.
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1861. Genin. 1861.
GRAND OPENING OF SPRING STYLES.
Genemens Dress silk Hats.
Boys and Girls hats and Caps.
QENIy'S bl3 Broadway
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THE STEAMSHIP DANIEL WEBSTER AT KEY
WEST.


Tho steamship Daniel Webster, Captain Miner, with
aea,chment OF recruits in charge Of Captain Dawson
Fist Artillery, arrived at this place on the evening Of
The ed On the 23d sxtytwo recruits for Captain j. NJ
Brsnnans company we're landed at Fort Taylor The
wooster brought large quantity Of stores for the use
of he garrison After coaling she proceeded 10 Iortu
gas with recruits TO al up Major Arnoas com pany and
ass six months supply Of provisions for that post.
is reported that the Webster Is bound TO Brazos and
Intianoo for the troops at those points IL is be-
heed here that four companies are TO be thrown into
Toss TAYLOR and Jefferson the remaining three com
paxies taken to New York.
Aaor Porter Adjutant General is on board the Daniel
WEBSTER, and will accompany the Texas regiments TO
thcr places OF destination
Opt smith, Typographical Engineers, has been sent
out by the Lighthouse Department 10 inspect the reef
lighthouses He leaves this city TO day In the United
etats revenue cutter Appleton for Cape Florida.
T ed February the occasion OF the firing OF
natiou salute at Fort Taylor by Capt Bannan. Thirty
four ms were fred The American flag appeared from
the cpolas of the warehouses In this city, with one ex
cert, The hotels, public buildings excepting the Gus
tom ouse) and shipping covered with bunting
Le Ward Of the Island Guard, delivered an address 10
his spany, who celebrated the day IN patriotic man
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MISCELLANEoUs.
AN ARTICLE FOR EVERY FAMILY.
REMOVES askAsR STAIN STAINS IN fEsf1SFASrousv.
DENsLow,s BENzINE
Purified and concentrated)
NOTICE.
This comparatively new liquid has beenapQpkn1lv
sale Il ssasnos OF 4:
" is the he . ~. q: mi
p v a. Sdetnss price 50 that could be In daily ussts
DENsLow's BENzINE
spa. up "a four szes,
THE SHILLING BENzINE, SOLD AT - CENTS
The bottles hold nearly II quite a. any OF hess
'1d s fssss At GENTS
These 0fsiss BENZ az sn CENTS
' THE DOLLAR SSfi fn BOTTLES HOLD A QUART.
III, Til: Bsn.ns is perfectly distilled than any 49,
above 1t Is By far the cheapest.
SOME $1,000 DOZEN HAVE BEEN SOLD
:, !. I paorERTI gss OF DENsLows RENzINE
sk and woollen goods paint varnsh grease stass
IT, sa' % -
Gloves may be cleaned beautifully with IT, Greasy Esi.s
PsTs can be :. once removed without injury them
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE
ior us use IN 'esss Yis1siy q e ssmr1os
The popularity of DenslOws Concentrates
Ben.ine has called into existence sTtoiss pSr
hssy e 8
e e. ON : e
oa @ but %Rss :s;s
to give the best satisfaction.
l62 BROADWAY NV YORK
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James Patrick, Dewitt Kettle, Reynolds, Refs 4 Co
and Mis Co., each about $4,000, and other shippers
TO less amount, making the total shipment 1904 0oo
which $slS 900 10 for New York and 100000 for Eng
land.
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The Only Halter In New York who Re.
tails Soft Hats OF his manufa ESPENSCHED
llS Nassau street.
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The Union PIN Pure GOld) may be had
at WHITES Hat Store under the Museum. Price SCI
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FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE
for Its use in q great variety OF cases
PROPRIETOR's DEPOT.
l62 BROADWAY, lew YORK.
4 sroNIsHINo PRIcRs FOR CHINA, GLASS, &C..

BTONIsHlNu PRICES FOR CHINA, GLASS, &c.,
IA FOR CASH
We have just received large quantities China Glassware
and other Goods per ships ADMIRAL Gsrnania whtak
had been ordered previous 70 the panc which
desirOus to sell
FOR CASH
Look at the following bona prices and compare
them with any bills purchased.
Samples Of the goods on exhibition In our windows.
French China Dining Plates, of good quality 81
Dozen never before offered for less than 81 So
French China Breakfast Plates for - and Places
rs cents per dozen.
French China Dining Services, 200 pcs for $500
!" Decorated Tea Service, ~ 625and upwards
Rich Cut Glass and Engraved Goblets for
Pint
Rich Decorated Porcelain Toilet Sets for $50
great variety OF other goods such Plated Ware 0es
Fixtures, Crockery, &C. equally low prices.
will be opened and ready for sale Monday March
lots 30 delivered Of charge New York Brooklyn
and Jersey City. +. " HAUaHWOUT CO..
ass 490 and 492 Broadway, Of Broome street
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Drawings of n. France d Co.'s Della
ware Lotteries
Sussex CoUSry-CLAss 50, March O. 1851.
AZ, 60, 8, 60, 63, 8, %, 8, Ia, A., l8, 40.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrERY-C1Ass IL, March q 1891
40, 81, %, 10, so, "a, 20, So, IL, 8, 81, "A.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
r. FRANCE 4 Co,
Wilmington Delaware.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot
teries-wOoD. EDDY a CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE LOTvERfEs
DpLAwAnR-ExrRA CLASS 1877 March Q, 1861.
l, Is, 40, 10, 49, TO- 4, 81, rs, As, ID, 81, f5 49,
DEIAwARE-CLAss los, March o. 1851.
81, &c, 26, Sc, "a, Is. Is, 60, 81, IS, g. 49, 80.
free OF charge BY addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY CO, Wilmington, Delaware,
Or to WOOD, EDDY CO., ST. Louis Missouri.
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the ao.us, separation have poured into our vaults
golden ns0o instead OF impoverishing and depvviag
US Of che noans Of dsposng Of the products Of IN
dustry The Immense increase In the receipts Of -four
ana corn another suggestive fact, which we commend
10 the attention OF readers II shows that, If the
present relations Of the two sections have any effect
AL on the destination Of Western produce that effect Is
not by any means unfavorable to us.
:, In the meantime we perfectly willing for the
Northern people to indulge In the innocent amusement Of
trying to persuade themselves that they much better
OIL without US II certainly doesn't hurt u.s. and may
prove consolation TO them in the fororn condition TO
which they will soon be reduced.
THE WORKS IN CHARLESTON HARBOR.
WASHINGTON March 0.
The Charleston Courier Of Thursday, says that the
works in the harb0r have made formidable process within
a few days under General Bouvegard.
Three soldiers whose enlistment had EXPIRED left Fort
Sumter 70 day
SPEECH OF WIN. G. RIvES, OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, March 8, 1851.
VIM. c. Rves addressed q large meeting to-night on
the subject Of the Peace Conference propositions His
remarks looked TO the Cancellation Of the border States
and the eventual reconstruction Of the Union. He de-
nounced secession. There was much enthusiasm.
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L,UH AND fRoLfC

E'UE AND fRofIC
THE INAUGURATION,
AZ
GIVEN IN NO OTHER PAPER,
NEW YORK ATLAS TO-DAY.
First number Of the Great Story,
"ffRkLAfK"
CHILLY RADFDRL - LOST pup
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
FIRE AND POLICR MATTERS, &c.
STAR NUMBER OF THE
NEW YORK ALLAH
IMPORTANT E0TfCE.-SH SHIPPERS OF GOODS BY 7Hxsr
Adams Express Company, and after March
of the states OF South Car lima AbAma
sppi, Louisiana that Invoices ml.aL
accompany the merchandise.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, 80 Broad,vnS.
NV YoRx, March I. 1861
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NEW PATENT LAW.
N - NEW ARRANGEMENT;

4 II.
NO DISSEMINATION AGAINST FOREIGNERS.
The Patent Las Amendment passed March a. hss
operation, fixes the following rates Of fees viz
On fling each Caveat.. 80
sign .
On issuing each original Patent
On appeal TO Commissioner 81 Patents
On Application Tor
On application for extension of Patent. "a
On granting me extension 81
On Ming disclaimer.
fling application for design th-os half
ON hling application for design
on aing plica,lon for dsigc fourteen yeas..... ~
The law aboshes discrimination In fees ssuiredg
reigners except In reference TO snch countrs ala i
~ VIC ~b.ou r.ssn -
~ gnss r..on De.s'an; nussn spans1 nd al
.Ascl VI. W ~, ~ p,ivf-
above terms =. -
,, MUM 20 o,s =, VA 1sen ncsS ecan,
800 .,ntas ,ta Ia. "a ~ 80 hSaf
- =. 49,. =. La.,s A..
business ouseced with the Patent OGise - " -
Patents granted for year ,.,.as ~
m n Ne o, NV. ror lur,n.V .articuiArs
hdaiers MSrN a w, ~ FsIx hoN, NeN- FORK,
corner OF ana seFenth streets WAshAs9 d.. q.
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Just Received and Now In store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORM GUT.
). FRED M liz ss,f 3 IS and % Reade street.