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For Sale.

a fine Plantation either for SUI
gar or Cotton.
A Sugar plantation containing 500 acres, 4o
of which arc under fence, having on 49,
it a good sugar house, a gin house, stables, EEsaEI
corn houses, cut houses. etc, etc. Also . iii
good dwelling house, negro quarters, etc. = -
Apply to CHEYlS h RlTChIEls, 4
Land Agents, Washington, u.
August is, 1860,
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Arpents de
terrea yendre.

FINE habitation sncriere qui est egalement
" propres 4 Ia culture du cotton, contenant
six cents arpens1, don't cent auatrevingts e%ntourGs.
Les conditions avantageuses 4 l'acqnereurs, 4
CHEVIS u RITCHIE,
Juliet 1880. Agents de terre 4 Washington
"A VENDRE,
378 54IlOO arpents de terre
boisee.
TIN beau moroccan de terre boisee, situ9 dams
~ cette Paroisse, 4 dix miles Quest de la vile
des Opelousas, au Bots Mallet, dams ID Sect, 4. du.
T.s. 9, de la \. s. Est, du District Sud Quest,
.des terres de la Louisiana.
Conditions avantageuses. S'adresser a
]. NJ. Unlisted.
bureau de eette feuille.
Opelousas Is aolt 1860
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CONFECTIONERY

ENKNEST TUIPIN, No. ~ 1o,a = rs
~ New CLEANS, having prea u,a Leyes Street,
sIe ] works, is prepared to fiji ora enlarged Nj,
ueserlptlon Of Confectionery frssbl vta paas for every
isaln ana fully a,,lyte equal to similar ayti nSiaa inass..
price prices. AD His g"1 ! diop pna e, At tie ! most i%e 'lsss1ss
are extensively and favorable e ana sugar plulhsIl
the Southwest. ey Ano3na thtoaehosf
Ierms:--Cash, or approved civ ae.a. .t51s
October IL, lSGO.-6m. " aceeptancss FL
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JOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Encan.
= teur Public dams ct pour. la Paroisse ST. Ian.
dry; tout ordre laisse a son bureau OH chez A Mills.
paugh, a Washington; sera promptement execute.
Opelousas, Z janyier 1860.
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TERRE, TERRE, TERRE,
A vendre a des termes ct condi-
\. tons avantageuses aux acque-
reurS.
ES personnes qui peuvent avoir besoin d'un
1 quart de sectionsd de terre, dune demie on plus
fsraiellt bien3 de s'adresser de snite au lie PLATING;
qai q a vendre les lots suivants Il des prOpelousac.
corderontavec les temps SAVIOR:
La q O. du 4. Il. de la section Is, I'll, Nod.
d, sur le bayou Lagones pres de moulin de Bassett
ainsi que les ct section s~uivantes sur lie bayou
Crocodile en- cette paroisse.
lie ! N. O. dela section 3lT. r. 2, E.
La 1 N y. da -. o. de la section 81, T. 2, s, e.
la 4 NE. de Ia section II, lot s de la section 80,
Quest du Bayou Crocodile 7. No q. r. So =.
II Le 4 N. Eide la section 81, T 2. RS. 2 E.
Ces terres sont bien boisdes ct pour Ia fertiIite ne
sont surpassees par aueune dams lEtat.
s dec l8G0-jno JIM. Unlisted.
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DR. VIM A.

G'ETANT etabli dune maniere permanente q
NJ washington, ofire SEES services a tous ceux qui
voldront l;honorer de leur patronage, Bureau. me
du Maine, yis.a-yis la p~harmacie de MN. Louailler
s. Bouchez. Ia ayril ls60-ia
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JOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUN, Collector
y etc, offre ses services au public conlme tel.
Tout ordre laisse d son bureau, GU chez A. Mills
pangh, q Washington, sera promptement execute.
Opelousas, IL oct 1860. -g1
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w. W: CRANE & co, Loui,i.n. !
81 euron ssfs s Htssss,t S;So Mos; q I'D 49, y:
riages and Harness. assortment d CIT
March 81, lS6C.--ly. as.
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fT j. BEAUCHAMP, Encanteur Jams ct
=. pour la Paroisse St. Landry, executera ayec
promptitude toute affaire qui lui sera comic. Blu.
reau aux Opelousas. ~ianvier 1860.
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$500 de Recompense.

|sDARTI maroon de Ihabitation de Franc
i bin de la Paloisse St Landry, .
| a ! ] 4 !: ! ] I I ! : ! = ! ! : : !: :; =; :: !: !" 8: !; !; = y; ! ! !: !: !; !; ! = :: !: =: !: :: y: : !; !: !; !; !; !: : !
le Ter JUN 1858, IN jeune negre nom -
me Jim Brabbon age de 20 ans, de
~conleur noire. Sa taille est de 5 pieds
I pouces de hauteur ct il pese environ a.
$50 livres. 4 l, ~
La recompense ci. dessus, sera payee
4 qui conque l'arretera de maniere 4
&c que je puisse l~iobtenir, gu en- me
leliyrant a Ia Nouvelle,OrIeans, chez N. s.
~coignure Gravier ct Baronne.
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LUMBER
NEW YORK aIARKEF-FEB. 26.
fuz --r,,, -


,FLOUR-Market generally without important
ehange; shippers disposed 70 buy extra state to a
moderate extent ct our inside quotations.
Sales are s,6n0 bbls at Si,l5aS5,3o Tor superfne
state; &530615Y35 Tor extra state, S5,l565,25 for
supernne Westerns S5.o995,So Tor common to extra
WeBtern t5,5u5,6O for shipping brands extra round
hooped OhiOi and S57O@7,OO for trade brands do
Market closing quiet No sellers Of extra state at
CANADIAN FLuUR-Market heavy but bst-
ter descriptions unchanged. Sales are 800 bbls at
lYE FLOUR-Seiling slowly at S350a4lO for
common to choice superhns.
CORN MEAL-HeaYy. GOO bbls $3.50 for Jer-
WHIsKR KR-Market continues firm and the de-
WHEAT-MSrket little more doing for srport
while prices generally have undergone no material
selss 200 bush good Chicago spring at 81 20 deliv-
choice Milwaukee club l,258l, ,2s in store aud dsliT-
cred; common white Canadian Sl,35, and white
wfstsrR g err sl,4teesi ,,,tt5 80, 1. s,as.,
BARLEY-In limited supply and firm. Sales are
2oO bush state to arrive at TO95e inside prics for
CORN-Market dull but closed a trifs lower
sale ars ISv S gesn assl oee ior ea mi1ed west
tations above the market At the close; 6lHo new
mixed western Sc new do Yellow s7@6sO new
Southern yellow; T2o small parcels very choice do;
76g9eIe CHOICE new white southern.
and Canadian; 81 for state.
FORK Market steady for mess and dun and
heavy for prime Sales are 900 bbs AZ t7 rs for mess
slI,SI uninspeeted NESS Sll,50 rumps; Sl2sO9lsO6
for prime.
BEKF-Priees nominally unchanged The sales
are % DDS al Sh7S95,00 country prime; S5,756625
or county ness ts,OO9l000 repaeked mess; $780,
PR1hLE MESS BEEF Dull end nominally
BEEF HAlLs-Firrn an In fair dsmap5 Sales
60q b6ls q E Siz,9oel5,5 80 state and western
CUT VIZ Ai,s-s tsady Sales $50 pkFs at 6jSa6gso
54a6c for live. - VA NAeo9ou anu
BA CIN- Dsu and heavy. Sales 50 bo.ss c,tv
mberland cut middles at 6c DVAea SlNy
IaARD-market fra. Sales 200 bbis at eKalo,fe
No . 70 prime western. ''tVSA'740
gUTfER-I l. selling at iosel4e for Ohio;
GHKRsR-stsady at ssIOHo for Inferior to
prime.
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NEWS IN WASHINGTON.

M ANNANeANNf ANAf ~
The despatch received yesterday by the secre'
t,rv of war. Informing him that General Twiggs
had surrendered the military property 10 me rev
oinfionists in Texas was from the Cominssary
III snbsistanoe and dated az New orleans. ho
sdds that as a loan the use Of the Government
means of transportation was allowed, 20 take the
Federal troops TO the seaboard, and they were
permitted 70 take with them three OF four cannon
and their side arms,
The Secretary received, this morning, the doc
uments from Texas, showing that a. early as the
Tth of February Gen. pwiggs was entering INTO
negotiations with the Texans for the surrender
of the military property. Col Waite was. seye-
raj weeks ago, apppointed 70 succeed Gen. Iwiggs
as Chief OF the military department Of Texas,
but il appears he had not reached there AZ tne
time Of Gen Twiggs' surrender, which is consla,
cred BY Governmental authorities here as one OF
me most iFracefGl and attrocious acts committed
By the secessunits -
The Peace Congress was In session until one or
two O'Clock this morning The spirited debate
previously commenced, and during the night pro
ceedinFs many IL not all the amendments were
vofpd down. leaving substantially Mr.. Guthrie's 8
proposition. with modified verhiage This was
in the committee OF the Whoie but Will be voted
IN nafuftaiv to daV
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vIRGINIA CONvRNTION.

hlluMunb1 ENus ~
A strong speoch was made IN Convention yes
ferisv. by Mr.. Moore, of ROokbridge, in Letchers
district, the substance of which was inimioai TO
he riFhts Of Virginia and the whole South, and
the people OF Richmond. It was Cecidedly Union
In its tendency, and strongly against the action
Of South Carolina
me Seeessionists posted bills calling every
true Southerner 70 attend an indignation meet
ing . a,
near the Exchange Hotel and strong Southern
speeches were made by delegates to the ConYen-
ton.
Ex GOV. Wise was called for, but was QnWeli.
The meeting adjourned 70 the spotWood House
where more speeches were made.
An attempt was made to burn Mr.. Moore IN
effiry, but was stopped by the Mayor.
The whole decided secession demonstration was
got up by parties In the negro business and sell
ing interests.
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bp0lulng g Ear8On6f Master Comm r.
Pitts Atty,s. febl2a9
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
| IlE sAIE.-Pursuant to the command Of an or
for Cuyahoga county ohio. in action pending in
said Court wherein Almat Reed Is plaintiff, and
Isaac j. Hewitt, Ann l.. HEWITT J.. P. Robson, the
Stark Bank, Eber b. Ward and Sfephen CleTnsnf
survivors of Samuel Ward lisceas-d. snd Cleorqs NJ
Grty, defendants, shall xpOse for sale at pub
lie Huction ut the door Of the Court House In SAID
county, on the 10Th day Of March, 1851 at two O'Clock
p y the LANDS and tenemehfs described as follows,
situate in the city Of Cleveland, in the State Of
Oh o, and Whioh is also In the County Of Cuyahoga,
ertyi and as sub lots numb bers Ss b a. a, as 46, y,
48 l9 and 50 in HeWItts subdivision, plot Of which
Is now on record In the Recorders Once OF sad
County 70 which reference is here made be The
SAID soYerale lots appraised as follows, 20 wit
Lot No, g., st--...slh00 Lot No. 46, at-....s3l5
Lot " ag, at...... $50 Lot v A., 49, 800
LoI IS, at--.- 30 Lot =. -, at--.-- 51O
tSs tos 8 8 at At. 3 ss S. LSs & g, st ss9
JOSEPH s. GRANNIS,
A. 7. Slade, Master Commlssioner
Pitts Atty. fsbl2a
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
! That, pursuant 70 the condition Of 8 certain
Vey the 18th day OF January, 1889, and recorded
In the collectors Ofca Tor the District Of CuyahO
ga Vol s. Page there will be sOll AZ public sale,
% the highest bidder, At the door Of the United
states Collectors 0cs, in the city Of Cleveland IN
the county Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, the
18th day Of March A. ID. ls6l at ten O'Clock in the
srts she now lies in the harbsr Of Ashtabula in
said State with three-fourths Of al her tackle ap
pars, furniture and other appurtenances, to satisfy
the amount due said Charles Bacon on said mort
gage. CHARLES BACON,
Feb 6:325. By his Attorney, X. P. SPALDTNG.
Uievelapa, Eeb, s. 1851. a
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PONYFXPREsS.

FT. kEARNEY, Feb. 20,
The Pony Express, with California dates TO the
18th inst, passed here at p. NJ.
The debate on the Union resolutions was con
tinued In each branch Of the Legislature, and the
Assembly finally passed resolutions endorsing
the Crittenden Compromise and the views eX
pressed BY Douglas and Breckinridge in Opp0si-
ton te coeroive measures.
The Demooretic papers uFge the SeRate's con
eurrenoe In this resolution, which Is regarded as
an indication that the Douglas and Breckenridge
wings are TO unite In one Democratic party, as Il
existed prior 70 Buohanan's administration.
Several more attempts have been made in the
Assembly TO concur In the Senate resolution fix
ing the 10th inst. for Joint Convention to elect
q United States Senator, but each time without
success.
The Republicans and Breckinridge Democrats
are continuing TO act together towards staying
Of an election.
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sANTA.FF MAIL,

IEDEPESDENoE, Feb. 20.
The Santa Fe mail with dates 70 tbs 2sth ult,
arrived today.
Business In Santa Fs was extremely dull, ex-
cept In provisions, which commanded good prices
and quick sales.
The mail came in with an escort of soldiers and
their stock. Giving out was the cause of the de-
lay.
! The weather on the plains was fine and warm.
Thousands of Indians were seen on the road,
and amongst them the Prince of Devils, Santark,
the KeOWa chief He offered the party no mo
estatiOn.
The conductor says the commanding officer at
Fort Wise treats him though he was great
friend to the whites, and for fear he will be shot
by those whom he has injured, places q guard
over him every night to protect him
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U. S. MARsHAL's SALE.

Price J. Patten, ct. al, U. s. Circuit Court
stanford Lasatar Tor the SSrs5sFn og SBo District
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
the above entitled cause to me dirsetsd win osT
Tor sale az the South Door Of the Post Once in the
yltE o. CeVoland on Monday, the 18th day Of March
AD. laoll at the hour Of 10 Oc Ook NJ Of said day
the following described lands and tensmsnts situ
ate In the village Of Chagrin ais Cuyahoga County
10 9ad DlstFlc, ylz:-Ots o. 8, and west part 10
teet) Of l0i lots Nos 81 and 90 IN A. Bliss alotment
lots Nos So So, ~ n, and y and 70 10 Bliss Nay
ment.
4. JOHNSON, U. 8. Marshal,
Northern District Of Ohio.
joseph Pool. Atty f1F Rfffla fahfEsTTT
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mLINOIs RANKs.

NlIIN7-0TVI T %. %
The State Auditor has been officially notified
BY Bank Commissioners that the following Banks
have failed to make good their securities under
the State call, which expired on the 10th. Fol
loving which include the nine discredited Banks
which are put in liquidation
Bank of Raleigh, Bank Of Aurora, State Bank
American Exchange Bank, National Bank, Corn
Exchange Bank, Bank Of Commonwealth, South
ern Bank Of Illinois at Grayville. Bank of Ches
ter, Bank Of Pike County, Bank Of Quincy,
Grand Prairie Bank, Farmers and Traders Bank
Railroad Bank, Merchants and Drovers' Bank
Citizens, Bank Morgan County Bank
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-27

Fl. KEARNET, Feb. &c.
The c. @. O. 6P, P, Express coach passed here
at O'Clock A. NJ.
Mr.. Frost's mule train of four wagons, from ST.
Joseph for Pixies Peak, passed early this morn
ing being the first of the season. The teams
were in good condition.
The weather Is clear and warm.
EDENvRR, Feb 23.-Mining prospects are daily
improving and quartz mills will soon be turning
out considerable gold Paying diggings are now
being worked along the Platte a short distance
above this city.
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TnE TIRaINIA CoNvENTI0N.

kfoHMoNp, Feb. 2d
In the Convention to-day, Mr. Goode finished
hls speech: affirming that t was the duty Of Nir-
ginia TO 20 with the South.
Mr. G0rgin offered resolutions that Il Is the
duty OF Virginia TO unite the co operation Of the
Border States 20 provide measures for concurrent
action hereafter; that Virginia Is attched 70 the
Union as Il Is but IS Il does not proecther rights
and the event Of q failure 90 obtain relief IL Is
her duty to provide for the future relations she Is
tosoccupy rs one OF the Southern States
Mr. Goggin made speech denying the COnsit-
tutlonal right OF secession, but there was revO-
lutionary remedy for wrong ue wanted con-
sultation OF the border States 10 form Conied
eracv and invite others 10 Join. He believed Nir-
ginia insecure In q Southern Confederaey.
Adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-27
THE KANsAs FAMINE.


The Kansas Legislature, before adjournment,
adopted a memorial 10 her sister States setting
forth that Is 900 are dependent for subsistence on
outside resources that snow covered the grass
Of the prairles causing the starvation Of q great
number of cattle, and ask for 10000 bushels of
seed wheat and a sufficient quantity OF corn and
potatoes for spring planting. They also state
that the COMMITTEES located At Atchison with
which the New York committee CO operates has
the confidence Of the country, and funds sent
to said committee are faithfully and equitably
distrfbntad 70 the suflerere
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COM ERCIAL.
CLEYELAND nIARKET-FKB. 2e.

FLOUR-Quist and unchanged. No sales o. i'm
portanOs reported. For quotations see table.
WHEAT-steady, with sales Of cars red on
track at SlO6i cars do at slO7 and cars white ct
Sl,ls.
OORN-LOwor. Sale of car on track at sso
OATS-Dull az 2sc.
HIGHWINEs-saIsso Of IS bbls at I5c.
6REDS-Quiot and firm at S484,l7 for Clover,
and s22s92,4O for Timothy.
CHEEsE-sales OF 1900 rs at s]3c
EGGS-Stsady at 1O]6c
FRUIT-Drisd Apples are inactive at SIC, and
Peaches at 29lsc.
BEANS-sell occasionally at SOgsOc-aecordins
TO ouaIffv
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~ rnrTnN rONGREss.

MoETooHERr, Feb. -.
A resolution was adopted IN Congress instruct.
ing q committee 20 inquire into the present con
ditiou Of public lands.
me Committee on Permanent Constitution
viii repori on Wednesday.
The following are the appoimenis
Postmaster General, Henry 2. Ulett Attorney
General. j Il. benjamin Commissioners TO
washington, A. Brannan, n. J. Crawford, John
Forsyth
II rumored that Mallory will be Secretary OF
the NnVv
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Last Nights Report.
RRRONROUs.

NEBRASKA CITT, Feb 20.
The communication from this place, in regard
TO the Aloe Indians, published in the papers of
the 21st, was erroneous. The agent, though long
confined to his house by serious illness, has 70 the
letter followed the Instructions of the Depart
ment, which he will fearlessly continue to exc
cute although his own life and the peace of his
family have been endangered by the laWless mob.
The Indians were accomplishing until about
thirty Of them were induced by a few debased
white men to come to this city knowing the agent
was unable 70 reach them The whites were
making threats, and not the Indians.
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Rsport o be Nsw Ysrk nIarLat.

NEW YoRE, Feb. o. 1851
BUTTER-choics lots Of Western Reserve But
ter worth Il to l5o although very little Is COM
ing forward. Rolls are sslhng at lSc. Central Obi
sells at 10 to 12o.
CHEESE-Ohio may bs quoted at to &c, altho'
It does not sell freely, and sales have mostly been
made at SIC English dairy is veIy dull at to lOo.
EGGS-Ars salable at l6c.
SEEDS-Clovsr Seed is selling largely at &c for
hne lots. Timothy seed is in demand at S2,75.
LARD-Is steady at ~ TO lO4c.
TALLOW-Is dull at sH TO 9Ac-the latter for
very choice.
HOGS-Dressed Hogs sell at s%o for Western.
DEMIHG & TIFFANY,
Commission MeEehants. 81 Pearl street
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HAnFFoRp, TrumbuIl b. 3.

hereby certify that / have been dealInq IN the
Grsienberg Medicines for the past year and can tru
ly say that have never offered any medicines to the
public that have met with the decided sDrrobafion
Of the people Ike these particularly tie Pllg and
Catholioon. They viii perform all and nors thsn 10
promised Tor them. have sold about ffty bottle
of the Catholiccn the past year and baar ne bsf
results IN every case. J. II. q. JOHNSON
March y levi Medical A gent
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THE GREFENBERG
MARsHALRs UTERINE oArHoLICoN

which is offered certain cure IN eases accompa-
nied with the following symptoms; irregularities,
Weakness, Eaintness, Deranged Appetite, SalloW
Complexion, Pain In the Back and kidney, Chills
Cold Hands and Feet, Bloaatings, Feyershnsss Heu-
fagiAi Palpitation Of the Heart, Dizziness, Norv-
ousneaal Headache kestlessne5s, Disturbed Sioop,
Pain m the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing Of
Urine With heat or smarting, Itching, Burning oE
lrr tation 70 the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
pair, Mysteries Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous witch
ing, Starting, Constipation Irritable Temper Sad
ness, DepraVed Appetite, flatulence, Bloatsd and
Irregular boWsisf UNPLEASANT Dreams, Pains IN the
Uterine organs humbnesa and Pains in the Limbs
Loss Of the Memery' bewilderment, Soreness in the
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Gqntetti0lErN.
TOHN sCHRlNK
having removed % bis new quar-

Having removed 20 bis new quarters,
NO. %, LYMAN's BLOCK.
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
SQUARE,
Is prepared TO receive the calls o. his friends and
the public st large.
Everything in the line Of Confectionery ia Kant At
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL as usual
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
as well as the choicest eatables served up at mo.
ments notice.
DINNER is SERVED DAILY
at the Court House. .l-
KENNETT ALE ON DRAUGHT.
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INDIANA.
Bank Of the State...... ,
9naga aud a3Geaieiuts.

n EN- lists
MATERIALS, INSTRUMENTS a TOOLS.
Preoipitatsd Silver,
TOWpRsnd's Amalgum,
Roberts Os-Artihcial,
Pure SILVER Plate,
Best Tin Fol-,
Abbey's Gold Foil,
WATTS Gold Foil.
JONES AND WHITES TEETH.
Ivory Handle scalers,
Ebony Handl scalers and Pluggers,
Iron Handle Scalerg and Pluggers,
lr0n Screw Handle sealets and Pluggsrs,
Burrs, Drills and ENcayatoTs,
Extracting Forcsps, best ootagon finish
ENcising aud Splitting Forceps,
Long Handle File Carriers,
Plate F,-rceps, all patterns,
Plate Punches,
Spirit Blow Pipes
Mouth Blow Pipes,
Hand Grinding Apparatus,
Corundum Wheels, 70 IL in
COrundum slabs and Files,
Anvils with lead base,
Planishing Stakes,
Small Hammers,
Impression Cups, tin,
Plate shears,
Buruishers,
French stones,
Impression cups compound,
1Iron lnsot Moulds to slide,
Impression Cups, Franklin's double,
Stone lug0t Moulds 70 slide,
Wrought Iron Ladies',
Heavy Cast Iron Ladies,
Copper Acid Ladies,
Crucibles, By the nest,
Arkansas Stones,
Scrupers for cleaning Plates,
AND MANY OTHER ARTIOLEs.
BS-ordsrs- By mail promptly attended to; ia
feb9 Cleveland, Ohio.
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

The Convention re-assembled to-day.
AIr. Moore offered resolutions demanding secu-
rity against further wrongs, opposing the African
slave trade; opposing direct taxation; approving
the Crittenden resolutions declaring that If such
or similar compromise Is not adopted Virginia
viii be ready 70 enter into a compact with such
States as viii 1gree 10 such compromise and form
q new Conlederaey; excluding all disagreeing
States. Referred 10
Mr.. Moore advocated his proposition, and was
replied 70 by Mr. Good, favOring secession, caus-
ing considerable excitement in the galleries,
which were cleared and the Convention adjourn
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Ef- Read what Or. Bushnell says Of the Grefan.
berg Medicines. Dr.. B. is physician of sTransITs
practice and one Of the NEST successful in the coun-
y lfrumbull) IN which he resides
This certihe8 that have used the Grnfu hafgis 3
Pills aud narahalls CatholicOn, sold here BY n. O.
Johnson ln my practice. They are good medicines.
Hartford, Trumbuu county, Ohio, March Z, 1857.
Sold BY Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the country For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
ian3dkW General Agent for Ohio.
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HONE TE9TTlNONY.

In this connection We oner lew testimonial:
II am Methodist Clergyman, and when on ny
circuit nave met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which you advertise Marshals Ute
rine Catholicon cure. have advised ts use and
it has effected complete cure wherever Il has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio