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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-01
NEWS By TELEGRAPH
aEpoarsD 0 ~ ..crNa&p sHerIs.r
,2irri,i Despa!ci, to Richmond "EnQuirer."
Important from Washington.

WAsg:SGToS. Hs.ch 81.
f~-r:5-rSt Government cisrks Of vsrious department,
were 'i:cal!,rtcd y.s'erday. Aud several hundred more are
To b. dismissed The conlirg week. Among The torme. were
!ou: clerks In tbs ajjutsul Generals otce, In direct oppo-
1'i!rn ~ = protest from Gen. Scott, and other heads CT blu.
r=sus. hany applicants ST. here from Virginia, for Feie
raj eslcss ii TIA, State. Among them l., Mr.. J,scph Segar,
- Tn-t.t-r 0: :i- state Legislature.
Iu sh!laIiei scsnr look place Ia the Pres.icn,a House
T~es:csiig. 4 large Califorall delegation presented d pro.
s=.t Il a:Gst the Interference Of Senator Baker, OF Oregon,
"a tiri: tI.ir'. Tn President promised Il cousi iers:ion to
;ir!r protest. Sir. S:mouou, editor CT the Saa r.sscI.co
- Bui e'in," +ss Present. and read IN address, ssains, Ds.
Ss''s course e'uclei 10 bitter language. Baker and hs
party were nlso present. A roli.ion WIS Imminent, bu;M
iiice:a TOOK Mr.. So rton's paper, saying: TBS S dis.
respectful. aud Will thus dispose Ct :" throw!ag H&u,othe
Are. Sr. L!rcolu aldo prevented Bake from replying. Al
"eracuaiion" suddenly occurred.
uov. iousiona agent passed ;hrcush here To-day on bis
~ay to Sew York to purchase .ruI. lie ssy. Houston ID
raising an army 6ftwotu Ave thousand in Texas. Arka a.as,
Missouri snd Tsnnessee, aad will oppose the Jurisdiction OF
he Confederate s;a;es, but ultimsteiy intend. 10 Invade
MtH.co. i: &. believed here be IS In svc-e; corre.pvntecce
with the Cabinet On the sutj-ct, and L. acting In concyr,
with iheIT pisus. President. Davis ma; La;e so,, 10 do
h.r.- ',,,
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The Cannon nj Hellona Arsenal.

By reference to our Legislative report, (ne,
cessarily very brief in consequence Of the press
Of otl,rr matter the reader will perceive that
the debate upon the resolutions Of the Senate
in relation to the renewal CT arms from Bel.
lonu Arnory to Old Point was protracted until
Sunday morning about sunrise the submis
sionists through their champion, Mr. Keen,
getting the floor and speaking against time for
the space OF four mortal hours The resnlu'
tons passed with material amendments. We
hlYa 10 snacr for comment.
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Considerable txcitemcn; having been created IL
Petersburg Friday, in consequence nt Is rrsnor ;hnt
the Be!lona cannon would probably ra-s through
this city for Fortress Monroe. u~c"uIle 81 our citizen.
tclrgrnpied to II reliable gentleman ia kici mpsi
and received last evcnin. tie following response:
II learn that the citizens Of Ricimn:d viii arrest
the guns il sent here. ! learn also that Alfred VI,
Barbour, Esq, has received It Letter from the Ord.
nance Department in Washington. Stating tint the
order Tor the delivery cI tie guns IS ccuhieruuud.
I'd.
We will add; that The guns world never have beer
allowed 10 pu.r through pct,r>i"ix. Over inur hH;-
drcd Of our citizens signed II irler Yesterday, iCds
ing Themselves 70 resist their transit thruu.Il his 81.
ty:ut al hazlrds.-iIstr7.!D, L2w.t.
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SPEECH OF Edmund LiuCi1.

!: las been stated in the lv;cr-iur: Express
:hur Edmund l%'u.hn, Ell, addressed tie State
Rights Convention, held III Go!Ls5oru', y. =, last
Week. We find the following sketch vi N!. rs re.
marks in the last iss;'c vi the Raleigh: 'St-;c Jour
n"I." That lmpvr SAYS:
At the conclusion d; the spnecir Of TIE Hon. i. J.
Mpsr-. VI South Curriinu, Edmund RIiiip, the ven.
rratlu farmer If Virginia, wa- c".daelv:i 10 tie stand
by the Hon. ". :. .A-h-, WHO Introduced him - The
uidseIce. Tina, venerable old yrnt!crnun, wL0sc
Loving White locks ieli ah9ut lis neck, but wi">c
face Ucuriei with The cn;Lu>l-s. II " yoai::, proceed
q To uddrr>s the audience.
He said, he cLn!o u & spectator, and 10: 20 takT
fuFt III the proceedings. lie appeared before lIi-
large GIid!ence in no public character wtnrcvcr. lie
WIS but Il PLAIN cltiz:n. though. he claimed ~! h:u-
sell 10 particular SIutc-t- w.i> L. citizen Ui the rlJ-
rIv,i, CvnirdcrarN ul The South. He w. not Il al
Ing man, and least "f nll WIS h. Prepared {, Er- pond
TO 30 ;lnttcriIy Z call - this moment. lie would.
however, refer ~ some points .wlicI his !!ounrtb!"
friend touched III the cougsc vi his aGlc Aid ~clv4ne!.t
REMARKS.
lie Proceeded 70 .Low TIA; Tie 50 c,l Cd border
Statr, were entirely powuri"s- in this Union, AMI
while It might not have tin. bower, cuE-tItutipnaiir
10 abolish slavery la tic States. the day Was Hot far
distant whcir. lay tie Introduction "i new States, IL.
North w"uld lave tia; power H. showed ;ln', ~
the border States become more AMI more flee -ni.!Zc'i,
slaves would h.: transported South. :, the amount "l
millions OF dollar, Until HE grchi hmrlcm al taxa
ton ""uid fall nIpn The la'iA AZ; he ~"rH;rr classes.
Such ii state Il things would iLvo,.c The cJautfy IL
bankruptcy.
Mr.. iuiiu alluded n the fact ri being in the Con-
vcnt;on OF South Carolina wiun The ordinance OF Sc
ccseon WIS PASSED. lie said ahen tl. ordnance at
secession VII, introduced hot II voice ~ns lcHrd
tor some m"lnent,. Not Il voice Vas heard hy
way Of comment, objection ar amendment, and
when the vote wis put, one hundred and seventy
men, the whole Convention, votr'i aye-mak!m" 1t
unanimous "";c. SiEcc t!ai unte lac had rlent
Inueh time in South Carolina, ard lie had ct 80 h.ar
the first worl OF c%omplJiIi or objection 20 t!Ia; &C.
ton, whatever you may hear in liz. ra;rr- {" he
contrary. Il is false that the rc"E!" al Tie Southern
Cvntrdrracy ue dissatisfied Will. their Kew G"vern-
meIt. They arc the mos; sa,isi;.,i people il tic
world, and they ak only 10 y. let ;.iouc, 70 worE
Oil: tliei! o"n :utUro greatness.
Nr. K. concluded by iuukirc Il few remarks rciH
tive co tho forts III North Carolina. lie thought, ii
;liry were reinforced 10y the federal troops, !ita: re-
intofcelneurs would b. for the sg:c purpose u!ir.
tiiaidatinC tic State.
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Latest from Eurone.

EEw Y0gc, March Si.-Tne steamship Africa, with Ly.
.rrG5l d,trs 20 the 10th ut. AID via Qureustouu, oI Inc
IN, arrived lerc hat nj lit.
She briHgs sA cu sterling In tptcir.
The bu;hou IL The Bank CT III gland had Interested .vo
Hundred Esd sky thousand pnunGs.
The pr:n"s, Of Kent, 'ke Qurrbs'- mother, ras DANCE.
rcu-ly III. The Lppr"u "TInrs" rihicults The idsn OF tie
Confederate states rf-et!ns = loan .:!sE TIC Mississippi c.
Irdia:i0u.
COMMERCIAL.
LIYEEPGVL. Mar.h 10. = CottuL-rhc sales OF the wedr
aInoa"'-i I, $50 b.les, including 800 to sp-cuiaIGrs,
and Il ,UJt In exporters. The market opensd Slightly love r,
but subsequently .ecoTarr,i under American ndv!ces and
closed Cruz q last weeks quotations. The estimated s,l-s
Of Friday amounted to !3.VJU bales, including 1000 for
specuia' ion and export.
LiysErooL, March li.-Tle c'i!pstel sales Of cotton
Yesterday arc % ,0uV bales, !ncludlng 100 Tor speculation
and export. Hewitt rs?"rt, the uarksi closing buoy 40,
nui :ulY x b! her. Breadsur. fru and p;!c-t GENERALLY
u"rilan.eu Provisions generally we're quiet Cons-is +! a
s2H. Flour q"!rt aud steady. Wheat prn. Corn = shade
hisucr. sus4. ~SGoyaut.
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NAsuiScToS March 3i.-The Sor:aern Commissioners
fell no uurssine=B In regard 10 the evacuation OF Fort
sumier or the reinforcement Ui rort tIlkehs, they bving
fully sItasdel II. regard 10 b0ilI points, sua are drsircu, TO
.ca:-v- "a peace ful solution u The di acuiiies by u speedy
s.hnTawal Vi the troop 'ir"in n: limits Of the Southern Cou-
federacy. They are believed 10 be nanaricx t!ls conpli.
Gated @a,.e. with skill ap'i ability.
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Landing OF q. =. Troops ut Forts Jefrrr-
kun, 2ortu"us and Taylor-.From Texas.

INV YcLE. March 3l.-Tte Z. y steamer Daniel Webster
rrpo:is that :tr laLdri At Forts Jefferson AID Torruga,,
com; anirs L. Ii VI OF the lat Artillery, and at Fort TAy.
Tor, Key West. co.hpanl-s = and X Of The same regiment.
III: reports tat ire ludians were committing great havoc
.T"is le prr?lr o! Texas. killing Sonic, aud running CT
understood tn he ~.iIing the Il, parture Gf The troops 10
r-co=Irnce operations, on = Larger scale than heretofore.
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From Norfolk.

S"rFo,E, March 3l-A petition mas been 20, up here.
hu,u.r"us'y sgned, irstruc Ing Mr.. Blow. tie Norfolk dele
zion.
IT Il large anil enthusiastic meeting A. Wa.h!ngton
Point Resolutions. were adopted instruc'!aS the delegate,
from Spr!ola couniy H. yu'e for Immediate src,s.Inn. The
iEer'!ag rso api"iu;ei 'rlrsstes Ia Tho conSe .iicu 10 be
h.lI Oh Me i9h Il April. NJ sIGvls, ID nominate = sece,.
rioa Candidate lJs Congress, should rirSiai. rsma!o IL the
CL..n.
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RAILING AENS.
.. MuND, MARCH 90, Isl

- :. nv II.NVND, ~ IT DW, ISOI.
r.|E "sTsa THis IAT 81 ~ u':LGUs
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, nd,e and pas
seEgrrs.
sehr u 6. VIII Aus, Williams New Orleans, (nIne days
.rrtr and nola..,I.
schr John ). ReGaer, cod.ey, Philadelphia. Railroad
Iron.
schr Ids :. Mayor, Sorti Carolina, lumber.
schr Krz'ah. Warren, Eastern Shore, Gaia.
Schr Aivdradu, sio yer, white ro!ni, gravel.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, ud,e ind pas
scnsers.
Steamer D~elY:dese. Keepe, Baltimore, mdsc. and pstsea
GER.
steamer Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, mdss. and pa,sen
Hrr..
Bis Amy Warwick, Brown, Rio. -four.
srhr Maaclester, Neson, New York, ndsc.
ScAr VIM. Kuars, Ruark, down the river, light
fchr kad6sh. Lewis, Down the river, light.
Schr y. Vsndivsr, Jene,, Baltimore, mdse.
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"WAn DErARruE,:r. sTarch as. 1861.

DEAR SIX II have Is, tho honor to re.
ceirc your favor Of the GOA inst, ,"r which
please accept the thanks d tho Department.
No order has been given for H.. removable O;
the guns Mt Bellona FouGdr: to Fort Slonruc.
~ am, sir, very truly yours,
SIMON CAMERON.
~. NJ. McCuE, Esq, R.chmvnd, Va"
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Death Of EI-ChiGf JUSTICE S!:nr,

BosToN, March 31.-Lemncl Shaw, late Chief
Justice OF Massachusetts,, died ;:iiS mprain, L;
his residence, Mount Vernon street.
He fell dead while cnnversing AMI being ia
the act Of dressing himself in hi, room. lie has
lately been in feeble health.
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spDTTI0YAL SUPPLIES OF VETI sE.

1DDITI0N.AL SUPPLIES OF 4 BE.
I.ECr ANU sGALCE SPRlSu AND SUMMER GOODS
E>Y ENPHESS AMI Steamers We have la store and are
- receiving various styles u very select and choice
rhks, urees aud Travelling Goods, &c, smopg when We In
site rsprrini attention to The folluSlns-
Fesu,I:u! Brorhe Spring Silks,
ricit fa.aliuea slack silss,
six Embroidered II Oh la tired 2 npllns,
iIsui,nu- Checked ard Chrpe Popiin,,
Elry ia. Embroidered Gftnaiinu bareges,
Co.ored srochr Mrzlmllqu.s, very choice,
Nrry gae Printed French t~!rgandics and JacoDet:s,
SATIN rl.id CUtorei n.isyrt, very cheap,
Grey Bsreg- Angls!-, 10 AL Wild hs,
New Lace. Linen and Cambria Sets,
H.yell..s Ia Lace and SILK Maulliia,,
Freuci,, snglard, and American Prints In variety.
A,u-tsmS.ic.. huslin., irish Linens. Table Linens,
Fed Linens, Blesched SheeIing and Long Cloths, Cotton
O~.aapurgs, Brown sod Coiored. Brown uomesties. DC.
y. B-fo. tie Deat3 or 1 voek', previous 70 packing
them Cd fer GUNNER. We will sell any Of our WIN ER
DRESS Coo :, Mems and plsn'ai!or wear; sueh s. silks,
vaiour,, hier!Soes. Valcntias, Heavy Clotfn aEd Ca:sl.
mcr., ;, Sa,Iuelt., 4 and O. V!rgiilL Pulled Cloths. dark
prirt, i!.Lke,. for families ann . rssrts, and Velvet Is u.s.
s-Is ard Ingram CurpetinS', A. PRICE cooT ZOE CASH on
p.LivEEr. Citizens, Farmers aud Merchants will consult
ih-ir In,rec3:s is embracing tbs opportunity for great
bargains. maihl's2 flChLEH
: sS- Our Wholesale Department 10 supplied with the
u..rst and mos! hrs ulful Spring aud Summer Goods OF
;he .r..un. lest purchased at .ht very low price. CT last
week, aud for sale 10 cash AID good credit buyers on Cur
u,uul lintral term.
April WATKINS & F!CKLES.
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Loss OF Ship william Hammond.

Dpsios, zach 3L.-Tle British sh!p ". Hammond. from
New or,-rs Tor Cork, Was sbaidoned the liih Inst. In lati
we're 'gk.n IL: b. the Dutch brig S!rcLc, wh!.h aas arrived
4, Pc .ruu Rotterdam
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HOUSE OF
EVENING SESSION.

The 81 EAhER resumed tho Chair ~ ~ o'clock.
The follow Ing erUats bills wtrs passed Establishing a
branch bank A. the town Of Jefersunvlils. in the county
Of TaxeweIl Amending the 18th section OF chapter iU9, OF
the Code Of vIr.iu!s, second edition directing tie pay.
The eugroRsed House bin, appointing II Superintendent OF
The Stsunton aud psrkersbu!S Turnpike road, was taken
thereto, which WI, Incorporated In the bill, ard parsed
with l.. House bill, for the relief OF J. J.. Spuuldiog, was
also passed
Mr.. DaASNoS informed the House tha., the Senate had
passed House Till, making appropriation for dehrleuc!e,
In former appropriations, aud for ~defraylng expenses Of
the General Assembly and cOnyenilor, now IL session,
with amendments.
A nrpssare We, received from The Senate b. VI. JOHN.
SoS, who Informed the Il uuse that The Sepsts had agreed
10 III. ,lnt resolu.iors in relation to Il limo OF steamers he
tween Virginia and some port In France, anu TO the amend.
ments proposed by the House 10 Senate b!llI, for the relief
Of ilr UrsEes aud Alexandria Railroad; and passed an act
amending :he bill, Incorporating d company to construct a
railroad on tho land Of J:s. i. French, between alex
personal representative CT A. c. Lsyne, the rent due uuder
hs l.sse. for e portion Of the Public Armory ; allowing
extra compensation to the Senate rndt Iou,e clerks In.
cYrpOraIihs the Preston and ausuapts Inllroad Goa.
pauy, and for the relief Of Nathaniel y. Harvey.
rka0viSo TROOPS AID ARMS ACROSS 7uE SOIL OF VIRGINIA.
A Joint resolution in regard 10 IN. movement OF troops
aud arms s!,hia The limits Of this ealth by the
General Government, With anrodhents proposed thereto
o. he Seua:s, b:iag the unfinished business Of The morning
session, WAS called Up, and The QUESTION n.!ng u the hide
as.le fosIpcpement 0. the resolutions, ir. MCDOWELL
.aoveu the previous queaiIon, which was ordered by tbe
House and be!GS put was decided IN ths nrga,ive-ayetN'
psyt 81.
The question recurring on the amendment. submitted by
Mr.. COLLIER, which Is IS follows: add TO The nr,t se,olu-
tiun after the word directed, AN case o! the actual attempt
Of the Federal authorities 10 transport said guns over tho
Toll OF Virginia" 5IT. McD0WElL demanded the prsvtou,
question, which was sustained by the House. and being put
Mr. COLLIER then moved further to amend tho resolutions
CT The Senate by stiiklng gu: that portion OF the hrs: reso.
sarh porIcn OF tho q militia Of the State az he may deem
u-c.s,arr, - and the question being on agreeing thereto,
Sir. KEEN obtained the door and procerd,d amidst ND
nerou, !aterruDtiens, 10 .pesk. IL occupied The f9'f
aS3ut four hourL
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Marine Intelligence.

NURFclt. M,K II SQ.-Ths sLIp !i,rsC Syin from London,
ard lhr bark liritirrr. ~ dJya from C"s;a Flea, sale!
irncc To-day for NV York. The NorwrgiaI bark Colufn.
bu., i've days from G-riuuaa, and tie biz I.hruka, plne.
teen days ,roEl NeWhuT!porti Ieurd Up Jamts liver, rut
IN here to-day Ia distress.
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RICHMOND. March -. 1851.

RICHMOND. Earrh -. 1851.
To Mes'r'. John Stewart Walker, George ". lIob.on. -.
Jena!n's W5t, Joha \. Drlrin, Mix Dowary. AL
Others:
GehIicnen lin compliance with ycur request. | hereby
Announce myself \ clHiii>tc for the Ut1:c Of Common-
wrs!th's Attorney for The Hastings Court Of the Cay q
l!cLmoEd. Very rrspec' fully.
luar obei,ent servant,
March 80 1T JAMES X. LltESSiIAW.
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PAErEEsEruc, Va, March .y.-Iiui. Albert G.
jenkins was Tr-nOninatc'i !"r Coz grcss iron, this
district hy the Democratic CONVENTION which as-
.cmhieL here yesterday. lie wa4 torni,;teI by ne
nlnlnuf- mn
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Parkcrhoory Coryrexslcnu District.

The Hon. 4. G. Jenkins hRs been nominated for
reelection 10 Congress by IL Convention Of the State
Fights men Of this district. Mr. Jrnkins ha. repre-
scented tho district, for two trrrus, with ability aud
efficiency, and tie southern men OF the many our-
ties composing it, will rally to his standard for the
third time, with Il rsadiness und m cntLusinrm,
which, re hope, will insure his triumphant success
over any ~apoloxisl or defender Of the Black Repuo-
lican administration who aihy be trough: INFO the field
gyaiu,t him.
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HmSIBCS fresh supply Of this Ctl.bra.
~ ted Toilet sosp. Just received aad for ihl- by
". PETERSON Z CO.,
April iS Main strsxt.
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HNTICE.

Their, will be . political meeting at s. z. GooGr'. sore
on Tuesday the 9nd day OF April. II sirs. Joseph Ms-
son, Charles Friend aad tn, 70 arc expected TO address tie
Meeting. hAAf SIIiAES5-
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CANDIDATES Fer OFF F.,

:S TO THE VOTERS or LOUis.k
49, C0GN1f.-On the ith Thur.l4y In hpr |, the
Important duty will drYoiye xpon us 20 elect our R-pr' sci.
tanVe TO the mex: Legislature Of r:TsIna. At al t.:.-,a VI.
Snoutu De careful In cur se!ection-ihe pre,'n. certainly
u 'h' gr.a'e't caution. l. feem. 10 br 2 Der III I
Soieeds" lhat our presen, worthy d-I.g gate Is rot u ~ diI.ie
:. te,eIfc.oh. In boxing sr. uad FOR a .uccessos nd "rl.
-" va maj; o.th- voiers in the different sec'iqn- ofrhe
y"a the nam. nf REUBEN 4. DAVIS I'm .sa I-rt,emtn
,u.'Hs =, o.; ua.t, lie Is discreet, aud III, iGre, est 's
~! n .aar :, Z > al; We deem 1t unnecessary to pc: en-.
- 4uI"u.".,ohs'h MS &C mtnunica'ion, a. E |. vel! .ncwa
:arosShort The couaty. nad VIC brl;r7s he viii b. sustained
W \ large l,siari,y Of tn: voters. ~" '""
March S2--dtt n,.,, vor-,e
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SPHlSG--APRiL Ist, 1861.
SILK, DRESS GOODS AND MASTILL.

SILK, DRESS GOODS AND MASTILLA
HOUSE.
TgIHoNAS R. PRICE Z co are now npen!ps q .plrudId
& stock Of staple and Fancy Goods for spring and Sum.
ger 'Ales, TO Sh.th BY sIesuers due to-day and d.ly for
IL: ae1i 40 seeks, large addition, sili be raade.
in El"gtut Iress Goods, every variety
Rich Pisin aud Pane. silks, (Er-EcL)
Foulird', Popli1s, Nor,elios, &C.
superb Slack Mourning silks
Rich Black Tsaetta silks, for dresses
And the Sew shape Bssquines-so much worn
Boobazlnes, Chailes, Hrruaniss. Tamie, 20.
ALSO,
E:nhro'ieries, Hosiery, Gloves,
A great line in Linen Goods, DxnaIss,
TcsxIing., Sheeting.. Cottons, Brlilisstes, &C
SERVANTS G~oODs-very heavy stock At very lowest
market rates, bought for cash reeeLt.y.
Ey- Ia the MASTILLA DEPARTMENT, tho newest
shape, Of w~rapplpes. made up In The most elegan, name.
upon a few hours notice
APRIL IHoA 3. PRICE / 60.
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~ MAJ. TiIOnAS BAHHAHl, we'll and
49, f.yorabIy knuwn to ou- citizens. Will be voted
for al the ensuing April election. As the peoples choice fr
HlGH CONSTABLE Of the city o! Richm"ui. bushes.
men may rest assured that Nal Bsrham l.. we'll ,,ual aci
TOT me discharge of the duties OF u ga Constable, AID Il
elected, VII attend 10 the duties OF hts uaice with unr!rtag
industry. We hope hs friends will exert themselves u
III. behalf. MANY VOTERS UP MONROE WAID.
March l3-tle
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Died, ut Carleton, on the 25:h March, Mrs. Isabella
g. vito Of Alexander Rivss, Esq., Ct the Senate Ct
Virginia.
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Governor Moore, OF Alabama, it is stated, will
shortly tender to President Davis, o; the Con!eder-
ate States, 1000 men, armed aud equipped.
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~ CITY C0USCIL.--Th. fo,los!a. pert6cs
49, will be supported for The Cay Council IN ii adi,er
Ward:
PEACHY R. GRATTAS, GEO. R,yDOLp pr
JANIS ". TAYLOR. TAOS SAMSON.
GEO. 4. C~RUTCHEIELD.
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i: was John c.. Elves, Eco, o. Warrington. and
no: Hon. William C.. Bire,, OF Virginia, "Lo ad-
dressed the Union meetay ut Frederick On Tuesday
IT,
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We are Requested TO state that Mr. 4. L. CGrter 10
Detained from his sen, in the Legislature By the i'll
ness Of his only child sith scarlet fever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-04-01

N i X ESPECTFULLT ANNOUNCE myself $,
S~ Candidate for re lection 10 the GGIcr u CITY
SERGEANT.
March 2I-dl2ts THOMAS T. II.Dlry
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STRIPPING.
EOR KAITIMnHE.

F9ffIE Steamer GEORGE PEABODY, CAP. GSn1s.%
i tain Richard rri,shard, viii receive %y,faarSi
freight To-day. (Nonday,J and up TO the ,tfS
hour OF u o'clock, NJ, Tuesday the ID HaaEzSAH-[
April.
Freight taken to Boston via baltimore at ,oue., ra:S1
With great drsI atch.
No l~oS.h.aLs taken tlhs trip unless engage; a, cur
U.ice.
Psstengers are requested 10 be I'D board before tie
hour OF departure. l. o'clock NJ, tuesday.
Passage and Fare .......... .....!I
Tickets fer passage procured either ~ our o.ics n trs
Zip opposite the Columbian Hotel, CT h, the sIeaue''s
Mharvts.
April l-2t DAVID 4 wM. CCRRIE.
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L. =. II. STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN,
pom SEW YnRR VIA NnnInIK

FUK NV IURK VIZ NUVFUEh.
fslnE G. :. Msil steamship YORKTOWN,
q Capt. Lewis Parrish. viii lexve here AErzSx%
1t4 o'clock, Z. ~, rue.d-y. the 2d init. N~f<AH-
Passengers are requested 10 DC on board R@&H&9I
IN due time.
Passage 10 New York, zeal. and state room Included.
tlU. Storage passage only rs.
Passage to Norfolk ZANE as by the river boats.
Freight received to-day lNoudsy) up 10 the hour of.o
o'clock, A. 81, Tuesday.
C~opslerees are requested TO send Cor their good, today.
Tickets sai berth secured ~ our o1ice, or co toxrd .as
ship.
freight for Boston taken a, moderate rates, and forward.
ed with dispatch.
April l-2t LCDLAM 4 WATSON.
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APRIL


1861. APRIL 1861.
DRY GOODS.
MERCHANTS gIsIiIng ,hI, city with a v!tu r: maLi-s
WI purchsses, are respectfully solicited 10 examine .Ir
stock Of Dry Goods. We G:r for sale
5hJ bales brown s,rstIags aud Snir.IuSi,
aJJ bales 0%snabury,.
oi ras.s BIeacheu Sheetng, and shIrtirsi,
81 bales Plaid and Striped U~snaburgs,
6U bales ~1i,kins,,
s)bales Denim, and Striped ~Sheetlpgs,
lN case. fancy priaI5,
e. cases Cotl0nad-s,
10 case, Colored ChDlbhc.,
p cases Kentu-ky Jeans and Tpssds.
Aud Z large Assortment Of heavy AID COS Linen To-:
Gents ~sar.
white Csmbr.es. 1r!sh Linens. LaurI,
Plan, ST. lp-d and Embroidered B:reI-s, &c.
popllns, Cloths, CdI,lmers, Sei:ingi, ~, &c, az 81
which We viii sell very cheap to the csh md pron.pi ]
months trade. kLLElT 4 "
AprlI No. Il Pearl 81, Richmond. "a.
pURTIOW,S RELIABLE !NEDTCINE. E.
u Ihr Great Purifier Of the Blood and a-gen.i..ar e
the Human System. As Il Summer N. dirinc il stand. pre-
eminent. For s-lc by ". P.TER$0S 4 60,
April las Main rect.
0LD AND NEW VIRGINIA BXCUN
~HAN5.-Persons 10 want Of really nur ifaus Il fir-
g'nia curing, will find O large supply. either Oil or rev,
put up by some OF the most Experienced cursrs 10 the
State, for sale by
Aprlil- ~ BLAIR & CHINDERLtYSE.
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- I Il ESPECTfULLf announce nr..I.,
49, candidate ior re.lsction 20 the cllc. Of CRY
COLLECTOR
March 2l-dist" JCLiCS A. Io.s1y