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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-04
FK9N. ARLINGTON.
l.psolAL coaREaf OF nEScR OF The DISPATCH J

WATERMELON, March l, 1861.
Tie wav the wind blows, and the dust rises,
and he strangers accumulate: and the way
thew visit Mount Vernon, the Patent Office.
Capitol, Smithsonian, &c, is the way. You
tell the Office seekers by their hungry
looks, and their cons slant presence IN the halls
q lie Departments. They pace slowly up
and down, peerng into the snug rooms, and
thinking to themselves. " may be TINS VIII be
he very room they will put me in, but had
s.eap rather have that other one.
The Republicans are i'll convulsions OF ter
TOT over the Geographic dispatch from Rich
Lond which appears in this morning Bdlu'
morn sun. The secession sentiment, we are
tod BY the aforesaid dispatch, Is increasing
among the people, and II any measures OF CO.
f@'on are adopted, the North may rest as
cured that lrglnia will sccede. 50 coercion Is
lae test. trighttui increase OF public spirit :
"S.r, said hero, from Virginia, no doubt,
Sit you have kicked me seven times, you
have pulled NV nose Il times and you have
siit n my face repeatedly. But, sir let me
f yon, that If ever you dare to proceed 10
ae1s Of Violence you may rouse the blumber-
Ing lion within me; and then, sir, | will not
Be aasweI,tb!e FOR the consequences.
by constitutional majority of one, the
House yesterday reconsidered its vote OF the
oay previous, and agreed not 10 interfere with
s4'ery III the State. where it now exists -
."0'lhrds Of the Republicans refused by
'Ar!T votes 10 make any such agreement.
most rabd OF the Republicans, spoke so dis
ir'pccliUlly Of the Peace Conference that Mr..
VFiL!enden came near knocking him down
h7 advanced 10 within striking distance Oh
MN, shook held his list ont ut MIN, and
SAID something 10 him in tones too low 10 De
4ught. Il Is believed that the old gentleman
od not minCe ms words.
% putting this thing and that thing 10
st'heT, The submissionists are nightly DIS
Atafened to-day. They think because Chase
aAa b!alr are going in the Cabinet, there VA
3e coercion, and 70 the Border States VIII bt
toeed out OF the ines Unable Union. Inc,
I Isea not be alarmed. There is no danger
naAse has said, inauguration first; adJust
+-sAt aittrward." Besides, If the Border Sta te'
Sah be driven out Of the Union only at th'
r'Iat OF the bayonet, ii is very evident ina
s ,aeT proper place is not with the South, no
tm Coniederacy OF their own. They De
's2 10 the North
ne speeches OF Stanton and Kilgore go Il
~, ,aOw mat, In spite OF the non acceptance o
,T reAce Conference compromise, the power
~. North is willing 10 pct and protect oil
,"n down Virginia. We ought TO b.
'sh'y grateful for so much condescension.
ZEp.
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d 7.
JAMES VI. TAILOR Son, Aucts. fe 9-tds
tJ,RUSTEE'S SALEOF ANEAT LITTLE
BY Redwood 4 Reach. Auct'rs.
ia MAIN STREET,
a. FINE MULES AND HORSES AT

a. FINE MULES AND HORSES AT
I~vNAUCTION.--O WEDN ESDAY, 9th day of
- March. We will, at the request Of John T..
Dickinson. Trustee sell, al auction, Council
Chamber Hill, at 10 o'clock 4. M
20 MULES, most of which young, we'll
broken, and of fine size
good sized, SNOWY and most excellent HORSES.
Farmers and others in want OF good Mules and
Horses, would do well to attend this sale.
TERMS. -Four months, for approved endorsed,
negotiable notes. fe 2d-tds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NALUA-
~ BILE FARM OF 306 ACRES, NEAR SHORT
PUMP, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICo.-As
Commissioner. acting under a decree of the Cir
cult Court Of the county of ileurico, entered on
& ais, "a. Duval ais, shall, on the 18TH DAY
the premises, sell al public auction, to the highest
bidder, d VALUABLE FARM, now in the occu-
pancy of T. G. Leake, ESQ. containing 300 acres,
more or less, adjoining the lands Of William Nc
Gruder, Cottrol, and others, about II miles west
| OF Richmond, near Short Pump, in the county OF
| Henrico. About loo acres OF the land is cleared
and III good state of cultivation the balance Is
| IN wood and timber. The place has on it good
FRAMED DWELLING, with i've rooms, and al
necessary out. houses, In good order. Also,
good peach and apple orchard The soil is wei
| ada pied to the growth of the usual crops.
| TERMs.-0ne-t will be required in cash
| and the balance in two equal instruments, paya
BILE specively in u and Is months, with interes
| from dsy of sale, the purchaser to execute hi
bonds for the deferred payments, and the title Il
| be retained until the further order of the Court
| fe 26-2aw3w JOHN II. HOLMAN, Com r.
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f'uARlr.rny March 1851

THO aycuv is oyer-the Peace Conference
Ia. sse,n.bled discussed and adjourned. The
.-o~fa.n has been in labor for these many
,-.ass -isrrlh!e grOanS have been uttered-a
,s,t acl,itude Of people have looked on Elk
r.r,1. 10 SEQ The In0nstrous progeny brought
:-t and behold, the mountain III her travail
Ia. h-ougat forth 4 mouse. And yet, l think
! .as Virginia, though she voted no in that
Conference, turning longing eye TO the old
GRIP, CuiOn--thc Hesh pots of Egypt
1sa.0n's somerset, and Corwiu's WhAel-
.,ssg. :, ward $ honieG words and as 4 be's -
49, 10 beStow few fat Federal offices,
-lsr have some effect upon your " leaders. -
.1lbtld YOU all 10 the blessed Union. Well,
!. roa are about 10 leave, l Will address You
- M once did an old Commodore: 80 fare
..yto4Ii old Hawscr Trunion--man and bow
b?.e known thee these sight and forty years,
L. i bTayeT soul never broke bread
Everything here Is as busy n bee. Our
53,ss begin 10 be crowded with vessels. Cot.
- rules high and is active. Rice ditto
ELskeS particularly ditto. Segdrs and to-
5.stC next 20 cotton, every body in high spir-
Is Merchants bow pleasantly, and put on
Ia, peculiar Pheasant smile, that bes peaks
slIaY~ good profits and plenty OF them. Ne
r-ors sing. and look gay and happy. Children
5sggh spJ..!yely, and the ladies, God bless
.a-!n, put on their sweetest looks as they
,ersmbulare King street.-The great prone.
Lg:e Of Charleston.
We have Just inaugurated 4 steamship line
.+,Teau tins port and Liverpool. Three hun
t-+i thousand dollars have been subscribed -
I've gentleman took fifty Thousand dollars o
stock and the smallest subscription on tn.
LIST thus tar is twenty five hundred Tn,
subscription list has not yet been presented Il
tlr MldliIug classes-nO one but the nabob
have been allowed yet 20 subscribe. We littl
,r!aWs may be called upon after awhile, bu
Te are talking OF getting up line on sou
0xa hook There are n thousand men VIII
vii give five hundred each, TO say nothing o
be one hundreds and fitties. What are yOl
Richmond folks doing One of your mos
eutsrpr>ing citizens is here, J. K. A, and h
AVS Ts are all very, very busy. Take care
CO.. let The young Republic get too far ahea
o. you.
II / Were TO say that there had been severe
Millions of goods bought for this market
le last fifteen days, | should not be far on
Ct the way. All goods bought before the Est
February, and shipped by 18th March, al
Lee Of duty, hence everybody pitched IN.
Weather summer like-lloWers in gref
abundault-all kinds of early vegetables
f,-'sctly firtd IF shdd-everyb body happy
nobody hurt every body getting the
Jkets full ef rocks'-th" soldiers all liy'
E-i0yernor PIckens keeping a sharp eye
>lmter-plenty OF Richmond bombshells, Al
Ttage ready grnerally-and If | had time Il
light ! would write YOU Il very interes til
P.er, but | am tired and sleepy and will d
IL Il until another time, when / may gi'
vUur readers a little liteliRe ske tch OF thin,
her. aud tell them something OF this g I
H9WUej c!tV in DAYS OF wore. NIRGINICS.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. March Flour datl ana ,,d ns-yy ed
Howard street aud Ohio, WEI s1Sse Provi
~ sions auii-Mess Pork si7. Coffee nf@. WINS
key higher, ut lstWsvc. .., :.
NEW YoRx, March s-fieas.f a. ss al ipsas ls
auletsaaasass s ss southern IS saal5 90. Wheat Is
sss 5sihs.s a eosa s ssa an
~, a. os.a bushels; old Mixed eaiGe7se; new
Ysilow Southern soQeese, Provisions quiet ana
nnchangsd. whiskey closed nrm Vt Ne'
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= = = - 2 49,
FUTURE DAYs.


/ THREE YEARS OLD MULES, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. 18th Inst; =. 10 oe,esk. will sell.
Thirty large aud beau.ifuts years old MULES,
The above MULES are all Of the very best
quality having been selected from large lot
aud can he confidently recommended to those
TsRss.-4 months credit, for arpreeysd.s- en-
dor,ed, negotiable paper E. =; 1900. Coz,
EARM OF $50 ACKEs. ~ NEW KENT
L COUNTY. II NILES FROM DISPATCH" DE-
POT, ON RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD, At AUCTION: BY request Of Mr: John
above, on FRIDAY, sth March. commencing at IL
o'clock, the PLANTATION at present occupied by
which is cleared balance we'll set in wood, and
1t IL confidently believed that an enterprissing
mar could sell wood enough to pay most, u not
The irnprcv enents are, a good dwelling house
new frame kitchen, containing four rooms new
frame carriage house, (double,l brick smoke
house, and other necessary buildings. There il
well Of excellent water at the kitchen door. The
location is perfectly healthy. and the neighbor-
hood a. good as any Ia the State. There ID an
Hpi7e2faII Az Gharsh WIthp one mile. GOV, a, Tho
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, aud the HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting of handsome sets
Of Walnut Chamber Furniture, Walnut side6oard,
Msrble-Top Tables, Dining Tables, &c, &c.
TERHs.-fOr the Farm, ous-third cash balance
in u, l. and "a months, secured by deed Of
trust. TOT iHoFdOIc-. Mi SUNS uuutr s3f, tiHu
that amount 6o days credit. for approx ed
embossed paper. fe % <. B. COOK, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE. -
l. by authority OF Il deed of trust executed by
James Waller Turner ard wife. aud Of record in
the Hust ngs Court IF the City of Richmond, bear
ing date the lst of October, 1855. the unders IN
ed, Trustees therein named. will offer for 81 lie
at pm bic AUCTION, on the premises, on A0hDAf
the llth OF March rext, at O'Clock NJ, IF fair
If not, the next fair day theredfter,l the HOUSE
aud LOT therein described, situated gu the North
side of Marshall, bstweeu Madison and Monroe
streets. The HOUSE contains seven rooms, and
IS very conveniently constructed, and being N A
healthy and good neig h 0rhood and very cow O.
men. to business. affords rare opportunity fol
any one wishing comfortable residence for 4
! small family.
| TERNs.-Cash. for so much of the purcha..
money as Will be necessary to pay the expense q
| the sale, and one negotiable note dated LIST oco
| bar, ls2s at IL months, for 1913; negotiahi,
| note dS~d Isl October, 1858 at years, for sass
| aud the interest each from maturity till tn
day of sale. nd for the Residue, negotiable note
IL three equal insta lments, with interest added
| wild be required. paying as follows: One on tn
LIST of Oct, 1901; one the LIST Of Oct, 1852 sut
| cue on the LIST of Oct, ls53; secured by deed o
| trust on the property.
| ALEX. CRAIG, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook. Auct. fe ~
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~ox FORT SUaTgR.-THe following IL an
'Auaet from a letter dated

.r Fokr SUMTER, Monday, Feb. %, 1861
i"rre is no truth IN the statement circu-
,teu 10 Charles ton. and published in some OF
~ papers that Major Anderson has been III.
!, 4F command generally is quite healthy, and
go. 400 spirits. DR.. Ora wford, the medical
fs. VI the command, has been quite III, but
.hedriy recovered Work is still actively
ny on at ,he batteries and works around tho
~. new embrasures for heavy guns are IN
tbsiess o. construction on Cumming Point
ta vse WI! be1r directly upon the rear OF the
Rorris leland, al the different ba tteries there.
s,pts noulir.e they are still Il work AZ the
w s.isieoh u the giaces around the soufh-
IL n.S sioe OF the work. But few vessels are
ep(s,,n Some OF the soldiers whose terms Oh
,p,ntneht have expired have determined 70
''"'''H ana share the tate Of their comrades :"
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aifl1munh pispatrh.
: MORNING -. MARCH 4, 1851.
ruou CHARLESTON.
usroxprycr OF rHs pIsrArcH.
MARCH 4, 1851

tH.RiEsroN, Fen. ~ 1891
iii, charge me of giving uncer tain
fesr We" "a Won that we expected Presi-
,drd ~ ner, last week. and afterwards IN
8pnt pa, that he would not come put We
%rned yop, COMPATIBILITY now that he will
y here 10 n,jaentiv a feeling here to-day that
There - t,rh hurt - and that nobodys
a, ~ u'' "a that "ali will be right, even
,a5silns, shall he compelled to take Fort
S1uIfT a. - GREATLY on the increase here
BBs'oeS sctive demand for rice and the
Tbsre y "a Yankee, vessel owners are writ
.igg' s,,r, Boston, asking If they may
leg dS''' I'm their vessels, ana whether W.
sffa :" tbprn after gettmg here, and eat NJ
v.+p,t+ite and crews. 10 "hloh we feriy,
fhe 6Ai [,,,1e located VITA any thing they
ls, ias'" IN, recruits ioT Sumter, not even
pas>f - G,,N thousand barrels of gun
s'tl sad sharpe flh's.
qaf'ae .'efyiSc vour southern fire ters''
bs 81 20 keep cool, aud not 20 on "hali
- r." because YOU haNe Jew objectionable
etsN ,,r ConN eutlon, aud get mp indicna.
asa u -. and 10 sbout your streets groGn .
toG 49, a gentleman tells YOU that he
rs h,N".h carolina. Mr.. Moore of Rock
bsiS $40 SAWS he would take Georgia and
, esss,-s back .n1o is Union, out not South
4A'Ig Tia ha ha
tas1'r" .r,t Mr. Moore Is siiil harping uDon
lst,,.->-,a slave trade. DO tell him not to
- A,,.,I that even if Virginia does com.
II a"' 80. 49,, Jof.bt sic will-Nr. Muore's Oh.
| i.tsg. ~. IN, contrary notwithstanding J tina
T~''I NOT enter into the traffic that We
| 81 -. will take all the blame and the
| lsF..,, And free tTadc--that is "A tcrribl,
/ r-y'' - TOO Congress, however, has de-
e. qgs:us; both.
tt.7',-~nt exists that the Daniel Webster II
fs.-{ac round about us, whether at the
s-' -, of The old Public Functionary'' oI
.-sS. rIIa.tv Plate Of Soup / can't say
.sh' ~ anil, laugh outright when we see para
b. -,,nC the rounds of tho papers, tha
.stI sam ,.f viii be rrin'orced.
r. dating ark Is nearly ready, and Is thu
ed Of all obserN ers. and Whilst almos
-. h,iv thinks there wili be- 10 need for Ii
| fF'sG..l 4ll not 50 SURF of that. Sun TIN
,.,,k has greatly deprecated since Abra
Va .~r4Eed through Baltimore Tor fear O
.--pju. -ucil"d.
F-Rs,rp.I,atc but perfectly reliable re
n. great financial troubles in New
- and Boston. The dry goods lobbers
- ssa!,r.. hatters. and even silver war
1 '.--rc,urogs. are All going by the board
i here. There have been no failures o
1 -, .ui everybody regards the wants u
/ ,-a,,Lloi, aud we help each other TO tn
Th4 4ry Is vPry quiet, very healthy an
y tasy. All the young men have gone I
l la e. sp. ~ geclf, and the old ones drill
.,-A-,y in Military Hall, TO take hand,
/ 1,9r,vpezt may have something more in
...s..t9- 10 vour readers. Good night.
NIRaISIUs
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Southern Cnn1reSs.

MONTGOMERY, March 1.-The Congress was
in secret session all day. The nomination OF
peter G.. Beauregard, OF Louisiana, was con
frlned as Brigadier General OF the Profi'
sional Army.
MONTGOMERY, March 1.-The Convention
,-astard,y admitted the Texas delegates with
the full privileges of other mem bers.
There was a Short session this morning on
the subject of the Tariff. There was secret
session of several hours tonight
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BE Thoughts for Sick People.

kE thoughts FOR Sick People.
Or. H1MPTrJN = TTNC'TCREi
MIR. WIN. HIGH.
No. lsS south Paca street, Baltimore,
MR.. EDWIN NJ SPRANkLIS
No. - Register street Baltimore
Most Dreadful case Of Serfuta Of years. sian1iaq lost
nuu.ter Of piece ef bone, restored 10 health.
MISS MARY sCOFIELD, Teacher
No. $50 Baltimore street.
er case, Dter ysars d suffering, has ostonished her
triends let The afflicted can 10 sec her
HEREDITARY SCROFULA
boy in the family OF the Hon. w z. Thomas
SON. ouce member of Congress from Kentucky
was mass OF sores from head to foot. His eye
lds turned Inside ont, protruding over the eye
balls 80 as 10 produce blindness lie was cured
by Hampton Vegetable Tincture.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE &C.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham. of Baltimore Custom House,
suffered from these complaints FOR l. months, with
hody and mind severely affected. HI was cured
ny Hampton Vegetable Tincture, after other
things failed.
COUGH. CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr.. Hourly Z. Wynn had "A Cough for Il sc years,
great " "a knsss, etc: had IN ALL Ave six ply
stciansi tried al the remedies but cured on v
by HAMPTON VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN .-This TINCTURE
will DO found great medicine for all their dis
Gail and get Pamphlets, and read many Of the
most powerful possible certificates IF cures OF the
above diseasos of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LAID i Co, Richmond
by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug :
| gists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER q NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
Keepers everywhere. *l per bottle; ak bottles,
| %. fe 2s-d&cwts
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FUTURE DAYS.


,OMMIssIONERS- SALE OF REAL ES.
y TATE, IN THE TOWN OF FULTON, NEAR
TO ROCKETS As ON missioner of the Circuit
Court of Henrico appointed by deer ee entered on
LIST November lsGe. In the case OF Enron bty and
lie auction, ON the premises, on THURSDAY, Hth
March, 1.si, at - o'clock p, y; az fair: ii not,
above, of which the late Fred. Bergman died
seized and now occupied by his widow. There
are several beautiful building lots, aud an excel
lent Brick Tenement, used az a store nd
dwelling, and considered an excellent stand for
business.
TRkxl-Enough in cab to defray the expenses
of sale and costs of suit: balance at 9 And II
for negotiable notes, interest added salts
fsetorly endorsed, aud title retained till the fu
Their order of the Court.
p. n AYLETT,
NH JOHNSON II. SANDSS
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Affairs in Texas.

New ORLEANS March 1.--Harrson county,
Texas. voted s6s for secession, and "a against
it. Cass, Marion, Rusk and Cherokee coun-
ties were almost unanimous for secession.
Capt Hill refused the demand of the Texas
Commissioners TO surrender Fort Brown or
the public property there. and sent TO KING
gold barracks for reinforcements TO retake the
nroperty seized on Brazos Island. Danger OF
a collision is imminent.
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INCONSISTENCIES, SALE OF REAL Es

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
~ FATE on THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY, Be-
THxBN ADAMS AND FOUSllER STREETS.-As
Commissioners appointed by decree o: the Cir
cult Court OF the city of Richmond, the lst dav
Of March 1851, in the case styled Quarles
Blunts admir- and ais, we will sell at public
auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY, the 25th
day of March. Gf fair if not the next fair day
thereafter,l con mencing at u O'Clock =. NJ, a
LOT OF Ian d on the North side of Cary, betwe
Adams and Foushee streets. Ii fronts 50 feet and
back I5+ feet to an alley, aud Is improved by
framed DIV ELLING HOUSE
TERNs.-One- third cash the balance in egual
instruments at and mon his, Interest added, and
title retained until the further order of Court.
A. l.. GUIGON f,.
Il. NJ. CARY, I o'H' 10
RcS Jas. NJ. TATLoL Sos. Auois.
nh 4 In
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North CntoIiua Election.

RALEIGH. March 2.-The mails and telegraph
report returns from 81 counties, OF when q
elect compromise delegates, 13 secession dele
gates, and three are divided. IT is pfobaoie
that The State will go against Convention by
hnta small majority, as many OF the Union
nnnnties gave maiorities for Convention,
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DETROIT, March lst.-General Cass arrived
here this evening and was received by iarge
nnncourse of friends and neghbors. who wei,
- . hin, To his old home in a hearty anu
ratifyiug manner.
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Weston, the Pedestrian, at Trenton.

TREsToY March 1st-Weston, the pedes-
trjan. arrived here about o'clock to-day, ana
attracted "A crowd of spectators. lie made
short speech to the crowd, and said he was
we'll and felt confident that he would accom-
plish his feat. He left again AT 10 CLOCK, ioi
lowed by crowd on a smart trot 10 Keep up
with him.
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~ Jtvsrvcel and London Fire md Life
lNsu RANCE COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED faSs,l

CASH CAP'LAND RESERVED FUND. .Ss, ooo, coo
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. $50, 200
DAlLf Embellishments. 1900
De Stockholders personally responsi ble for all
the engagements Of the Company.
DIRECTORS IN SEw YORK:
JAMES BKowS, Esq, Chairman.
FRANCIS CorrESErT, Esq., Deputy Chairman.
HENRY GRrSSELL, Esq.
b. NJ. ARCHIBALD, ii. y. NJ. Consul.
EraRSE DurILH, Esq.
JosEPH GAILLARp, Esq.
ALEX. HAMILTON, Ir., ESQ
+. +. SANDERsoS, Esq.
ALFRED PELI, E.q., Resident Secretary
ANNUAL. and SHORT POLICIES issued on same
terms a. other trst.class Companies
All losses promptly adjusted and paid without
reference to the home Office
CHAs. +. WORKMAN Agent
Office Old Domi nion Insurance Compauy
fe 25-ts AZ Main straaa,,
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Rumored Servile Instruction.

NoKFoLK. March 2.-Some excitement wac
caused here last night by suspected secle'
-, .nonp the negroes for instruction, IL
Which four white men, it is alleged, were en-
oanad a attachment of volun teers were out
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HOTELS.
ID A X X T. X Ill o u = 4 .

ID A X + X Fl O E.
L b o s r o N.
The addition TO this Hotel being completed
with superior accommodations for Ladies' and
Gentlemen, will be opened on MONDAY, Feb
ruary 18th.
The house is complete in all its appointments,
and II is the intention of the propretors to make
1t worthy the patronage OF the travelling public.
H. ID. PARKER,
fels-dlm(f) JOHN r. MILLS.
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Providence, March 1st.-The House, ' ms
morning, refused, BY tie vote, 10 it,suss -, -
S So,e for The propositions recommended by the
Peace Conference.
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NJ LANGHORN & SONS
MI. CHEWING AID SMNKING

i q y T..
Always on hand aud for sale, at prices FROM IS
TO Us CENTS PER POUND:
NJ; LANGHoRN 4 SONS moR0NoCo lbs7n
LEAF" "STANARD," and GOLDEN PEACH
brands. Also, their celebrated - HYENA CLUB
and STAR SMOKING TOBACCO, made from
tho lin est Leaf.
Dealers are requested to call and examine the
stock. BROWN j MCCLELLAND,
IL 25-sm Agents for Manufacturers