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Thirty-SiXrh Congress- Second sessi,
WASHINGTON, Feb. %. =

-.
sEx.rr-Mr Wade ,adeavnr.h to cali 70 tie r.
continuing m:..i service Ia che seeding state, TIE :
Committee reported back tho army Hill with s,u-H.-
The postal bill ~. discussed. Mr. H<upIi ,ads,rs.
10 get in substitute looking 10 IN iolsrpI,si r.,,
the U1nfedcraiea States.
Mr. Mason hoped the Senate would eGn.I!r, n. ..
wi! ere they declared the COME GRATED state.
I'd 10 the bill IN State Of !nyurTee,Ioa. Tn,
OF such declaration had cost Great Britain ,sves
long aad Gl Johy war Nhxl 10 becomes nesu,r, "a
clare war against The Copfedernted STATED, l.. 80. h.
An adde d. u, The postal bill but Sc te.ur.a. &C,
then uod defend the right
The ,arig bill VA, ,aseo up The zaentn,er', .;-,..
In committee read and discussed .r'al!'7 Ne.
the amendments were agreed 10. The ILL wst lea l.u
The Senate adjourned
Hurss.-The House resumed she con,idsts-lo1 O,
Stanton, forcs BILL Mr. Bocnck opposed u rh H..
Jul suerch Sir. H. said Il was not only d,c!.r,.e.
gar but IL invested the Pre,idsn With dicx,ol!. =,
c time Of peace ENABLING hin to csll out tho eut- :.
the couHiry il he saw proper a!sns' tho secrd!ti e.
lie showed that IL was violation Of tie CVn,i ~:
we'll MS rGrctusily crushing every hope OF pts:,:.
ju,rrlrnt OF the national dsculirs. lie aiiadra;C u,
that The committee lad reported that no c9n'p!r.
10 seize the capital YET It's federal uoeis arc ca.
accommodating here.
Sir YAgndishHIr made speech, earnsi.! !:T;.
peace Cancellation Apc couPrcniise.
The navy bill was then taken up. When the 4r.E!.
relative seven soops OF war WAS read VIZ ca:
moyedaJ provso ihst ,hs said ships shal not ness,
The execution OF the Federal laws or TO aid e he
va. force, In .by State claiming to be outside q. lie ~.
Jurtsu!c lOn He said this lie an improper time NE:
Treasury 10 bankrupt TO incur the expense prGpost
Intention was 10 these vessels In cox en- be
states -. avowed 10 the Senate The other day l.,.
policy Of Nr Line ln TO use corrciye nea'ne' Ia.
lion WAS In eject ussepted 10 hy Mr stanton, -
the s.csdrd States .honid be nble to maintain rr
Atty, no one would think Of operating aIanT he
was bot 10 he supposed shat the next ndm!L!'rr' c:
recognize the RICH. Of secession and In 'h' s"t.:
his bu,ne.t u,u.l end In civil var
Mr. Anderson. OF Ey., asked Mr.. GArne,t l! ie ~
favor OF Culonf
Mr. Gurnett replied ~ Am for The accession Q! VIZ:
AZ thu earliest possible moment" (Arpsc.s tr!hs,7
MIR Niisop responded to SIR. Garrett. sni III 'lrt
building OF steamer not Sarliie Eta:.Te -! I,
int. nded for purposes OF peace.
FINALLY, the amendment vas adopted
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Virginia Legislature---Extra sess
SATURDAY, February %, 1851
SENATE
The Senate was called to order .. Il o'c,o.,
p L., tl,I l'Lnir 90"

The Senate was called to order al il oc!o:s
BRASSoS in the Chair. u
sundry bills, resoluuot. and petition, were ,..,.,
TIL. following Senate bills were pissed IL ~ 80.
Msyos Guide 10 Coroners. (Thl, bill su,ho,,-, .fr:
button Of the Guide In the same msnEer in Mi, al.
has been distributed.) FOR the relief nf 1hc =G::
o: Wayne county; refundlng to Noses g. Eo,,b ,.:.:
paid By HIN rs surety OF Samuel s. Turner :,. 'a.ss
Franklin county; for the relic! Of Samu-! 6 Ii''s
Sheriff OF Giles county. -!H..,
House bill releasing tho Commercially. ,,r.
taken up and passed. - ;,
Senate bill making appropriation G! 5000,
chase ordnance shot, and shell ron The =
Bruna foundry, was taken up and made 4. ar -. " z
da, for Thursday next a. IL o'clock. " )
Mr. PISSEY offered the following JoIs. Z, s ,,r,,
lies over under the rules: -
Resolved by the General Assembly o. rir;..i,
allowing the Federal Dag TO be raised on The C.I,i
yinIs tina, State dsuirs The right o. :.s ,ecrt.. :,
On motion Of Nr. TONNES, the ro,s Jy v.,.. g.
bill the relief OF the banki OF The Coa..aaxE.r
passed, was rscuusdrIsd, and sue bill ~.
then passed.
Sen tts u to release the schooney Pail.na .roc,
We'd Tor y violation Of the Inspection Liw, s.,
and Mr. MCKINNEY moved 10 lay It "n The ,sLl- '-
sired 10 offer substitute. The bill WAS !ai! uI "
Senate bill for h. relief Of Webb Ac.sa. ~,
and pass,d Also bill! for the relief OF VI. e. la.
rid Of Lewis county aud bis iscurte:; A!i3 b., 80
relief OF Thomas Nichols; also SENATE b.. - - {
Rail: oai Companies 10 appoint po!iss aseo:,. -
Tho SsnI,e then adjourned.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
The House was called 30 order =: !! :'.,.
GRCTCHF!ELU In the Cnslr. "a
sunhry bills and Revolutions were !nrroicct4
Senate bill, ppr"prs;inS ~. so for t. r,poi.,v
Cor The Public Guar tax ell Up and r.,,r- '':1
House bG!!. surndinf certain l2ws In r..rrc: ....
liz Of tile Commonwealth Was tssen Up, FysG
and ordered 10 be rDsrOsseG -
The Spsaher appo!u:cd Committee on ,,'am,.-.
u HAs resolved that the House meet on Hsst
O'clock, aud at the same hour on each d.
On motion OF Sir. ROBERTSON /! was Dr.. -
Auditor Of Public Accounts report 10 ;he y . ' 3
amount which, In his opu!on the state /, 'r:-s
upon TO provide In .peee, Tor she pasia-n; e:e
In July and Janudry, on stat bonds DE- =
the state. Second, tables showing villa. por,r. -. =
said amount would hu payable by each % tie -
Commonwealth. l,i, on tie bS.s OF ihr!. -
tails; "a that OF caplt.i circulation o. tep., ~
| that VI circulation aud deposit. -"
The House then ADJOURNED
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,szE.-es...sS-==A.sSsEd
a LOST CHORD.

~ ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTOR.
Seated one day ut the organ,
Twas weary and ii ut ease,
And my fingers wandered !i!y
0ser the noisy keys.
do rot knnw hat VA, playing,
Or what Was dreaming then;
But struck ona chord 81 music.
Like the sound Of i great Amen.
II flooded the crimson twilight,
Like the close Of MI Angels Psalm
And il lay Oh my ftvcrcd spirit
With II touch CT intin:le calm.
1t Quoted pain ard sorrow,
Like q love overcoming sriis:
Il seemed the harmonious echo
From our Glscordant iile.
/, linked ali perpie1cd meanings
Irto one perfect peace.
And trctnblrd away into silence
As il il were loaih 10 cease.
I have sought, Lut / seek i, vainly,
That One los! chord divine.
That came from the sou! Of the crsan,
And entered into mine.
1t may be that Deaths brish angel
Will speak III tha; chord again,
It may be that only in lleaveu
shall hear tic grand Amen.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1851.


aessrs Bing and Ten Eyek presented prtI!on; /. a
Of the Constitution and laws.
Ar. Wilson reported back the bill for TIE b,';G oil
1.,iou Of the militia Of the District .! Co.C.L!L !.
over.
The po.. route bill vas taken up.
Mr.. Gwin ntnu-d his rsnia'ss co7:ne.c;c JtE,:
In favor of II Committee OF Conference.
The question was further di-cGss-l By Me'sr +,
Latham johnson. Of Arksp.as, and Eics, anu III: .;
post;onrd
The bill for re payment Of The expenses ncurs! !:
up and pAdsed.
The resolution giving cult clain TO se'ss.s !ra
Iowa wss taken up.
After discussion, the resolution vas passed.
TIE bill making payment Tor the suppressed c! -.
he-rites In Utah 10 ls53 WAS taken up AMI passed.
The miscellaneous appropriation Diil va. s.:: 50.
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Celebration OF Washin=ton's EirthdaI
Mr. Lincoln Participates and Tuka


PuiLlplLI MA, Feb 22-TLc celebration &: ~...rs.
Birthday IN !s city began 1t daylight Nth f5i .'tI:
Shortly alter seven O'Clock n nag containing III J.
ttH. ho;.tsd by Mr.. Lincoln frpm p:;t5tC Ia
Of Independence Hal. utter ~ appropriate pt.!.
other ceremonies. The Square was tilrG by Eat
ple whose enthusiastic cheers Rere worthy Of The sc;iI
national s.uts al.u Cred rs the n,s t'1:r! :.
the morning TIE day preE!,., 10 Gs biLi.L:!
tratcd hrrr. The wokogn.sn are nu,tsE.ngi G ir,s%
TOR procession.
MT. Lincoln after hosting the nag, made a'pe';s'
contained some important points. lie ixld the ceuJ.!
10 be saved only the principle sonta,rsd In HE Ds
ton Of lndrl dencs which gave liberty nc. soa.;:
people OF this country but TO the people VI the rot'
FOR oil future ,ime II the country cannot be .:
CUT this principle, he would rather he n;ieIIaI.: "
spot than surrender Il.
In his view Of the presen, aspect u Eca!rs .he'.-
need Of b.odShed aud war. lie not 10 favor 9i'
course, and he would say 10 advance, tha,'',fs g
boodshcd unless forced upon the governu,r;: q, 4
o. se!Edctonce. He may have said son.,hiHr GtJ:'
bG, had said nothing lie not wili.g TO I've "
by.
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Seizure OF Fortu &C., in Ee.u.

f"kt sMTH. (AIE..) Feb. sJ)-The o"rr 81 "a =
from Sherman, TeI.,. bring, report Of BE
Chsdboarn= spi B-lsnap by T.x,L,. -: y
lure OF the oTerlaad coach mall AID otsa' ?f'f'''
agents OF hsaonpsny we're imprisoned.
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1ffsrourI Elections.

FesT sa:TH, Feb. ls;h.-The COUNTIES o: B=--'-
lnstou, ssbast'an aud Crawford, Ia "s''s'a ~.
give 5000 uuion Estcri.y sad the :sEs ssa!a''
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Srr.t.xA cr7T, Feb. eo-oId Fort R'sthey n, 4
Pcssss'en Of on Monday night By ,hs :es'...c:s
moaated = palm-:to Gag. Tie Cn.on E.n -
next DAY. rs.:eok tho fort, tore tsrs 1s s'''
the 7txr. and siripsa
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sudden Departure or 5Ir. Lincoln Tor W'I
lnStOu.

UAkFissLh''
Tas p-"Ps Of lila stty we're astori,1sI Ih mcf- &.
m HnGnunc.m.D tina. Mr. Lirs"ir mas. d.s-T'': :
speeisi train tor Wasaiugt.r. dr"arh.. h-'Df e'''
c-ired r:rnlring his presence 'rr:. Reports. '!'-i
cudied that there Wa, pnt nssss,ihhic sin f'' !.
lnS hr0uSh Baltimore, bn, saci stcrie, ave 81 b'
The BALTIMORE Cetntsics Is aers, tut cid ~ s''' "
;erv.rS WITH Nr. !iuGo!u.
B.i1IX"ts st' ,
Hr. Lincoln ar!iTrd bste a. O'Clock !nrof, =" %
direct 10 Wash Eston. Ms isaiy anI ''~ t.r';,E
his party viii arriv. Il; O'Clock. Mach r'gi''E:''
occasiVLGd by !be rusc. -
wl.Et,e!>J. i. =
Not i .;le s-nfaiou prevailed through 4: -. -
morning. AS soon .: IL became known ih.t VI lSt.
arrived IN The early lrsin. tWe un.ucc ...!! '..'
conceal :he ftc,, especially fran The n-v'patr ~,
presence here hvn2 ~ frat communicated 20" 80 pa
frenda Ia confidence. lie Was the; al She -i':.- "
raj gentlemen Of cstin-;ion. witnou, Any :2't'''
was Immediately driven TO Willard, i!c;si -,
lie ~ss yesterday aIr:eed 20 cGa- hI'hrF s!A5''s
Prepsrif'pEs had been mad= 70 meet i.s- q III;
this afternoon, aud ;hS Maso. Of I.,eisf"' -; .
r ~s!c"ras s:dress, bat Mr.. Lincoln hn. tHsi ',.''
prcgrauiIne. a.!
About Ia O'Clock Mr. L:cco!c. asconrIr'=f {!
ward, paid h.s se.pecfs ~ Precedent BrshsE"s,
;rS minutes In general conversation.
Senator B!ser and Representative jobs Ct:"'.:., :.
pened to he atthe White Houss when be ca;-'-' -.
Accordingly Introduced 10 the P-.sIdsuI .i.s: -!
wards returned 10 bis hotel
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DROWNED Mr.. James Strother, residing
near Markham station, FauQuisr county, Va,
was accden.!y drowned Oh The l7th inst lie
leaves 4 wife an! nine children.
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Kansas fairs.

e.. Lo=a, Feb. 90-Tne State "a, I.ye2 49, o..
!na majority for Cu!on delegates 10 he COVE
Will Lot be te5 fsceasionLsts eisc:s6.
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Later from Eurupc.

HALIFAX, Feb. 90 The steamer Ams.ie., fec css7
On the 9;h instant, has arrived here.
The steamer AsII arrived a. 0uern,tcNo os - .
where the America touched on the same day.
The America bring, 90 uUU In specie.
Lord Palmerstou hsd stated In Parliament thi:r
Rad been tent TO the GOVERNOR envral OF C-nata -
give up The fugitive Anderson to the Cntsi Saii
lice whou. exprssI orders from the imperial sovt='
Their 49, therefore. no chance VI h!I surrender Ss.s
point brlrY fully discussed.
The Indian loan OF ss oo3, 600 has been .s,;!s
9sH.
Inc prospectus Of Jamaica Cotton Growing cc=7,:
has been issued.
The Bank Of England has under consideration re-
ton for reducing the allowances for the G
National debt TO G3U, toO year
The telegraphie cable from Atran,o to rerf1 b: u
safely submerged
The Paris Aoniteur announces the ANNEXATION o'G:I
10 France.
reduction Of rAtes BY the Bank OF Ersp;s. Aa:
expected.
The Kin. Of Prussia Is to be crowned a, Ee:i7ri
May.
The Paris Bnurss closed on Saturday Al ts. Sc.
Strong columns Of sartiniau troups were ETT
through Mul.Ia towards Nipples.
Disturbances bad taken place s. Sopls. Lis'..
AnellIs.
COMMERCIAL Isrxitrsrsez
LrTEARooL, Feb. q.-Coltou-Saiss To-day !,!Srt
et00 halei Including 800 bnl.s TO spseuiaI0r Is'
hut l!itle 'nqu ~ and prices are weak.
Brcsdstuds.-The srkrt Is quiet, nd prices ga!
Flour closed easiur hut prices unchanged Wtrth he:
reh llnlSI white lie. I'D alis Coru Is quiet bu! l
iEEeh aud yellow S;s 81 ASS; white sSs 1T u 20!
K!chardsan. fpencs s Co. say Corn Is j.s!. !'1,'
Pro'l,ioui are .isAdy D-Si ls dull, but, etc I. q
inquiry for new. Pork quist-hsw American sh r"
fui. Lard also dull, and all qualities I!sha! !:'f
sales At a6.:jsS. 81. TSllou I. "a lower
Prpduce.-Ros!n dull, aud all Gu..,ir, have .iiNi!
cin.d-,al-s at Is. ii. Spirits Tufp.n'in- ci:n. III
sale. at sIt. Sugar Ii steady. Cole. /, Gal; Kcss
south Carolinn 2la2is
L~ndon -Fnrk.s, saturday, February ?L
closed nj VI AHs- ar money, aud o2Ha0.I ioc ate:'
airing Brother, REPORT the mnrket yxreiaiy sNs!
and ray iha! accurate quotations c.EIotG. ii,sc
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n WIZ -Ictlc,
). J. RATfIELp, Deputy,

= v. HOtAhhoNr DIX. :. Z. Gcy.ARMON
La .ospxc''r soc saleaoan CT ApporattoI
). %. & J. X. NeDEARMoS.
{ ESERAL COMMISSION heRCHANTs for the ,,ys Of
" Tobacco, Whe.t. Corn, Flour, as -
Osycs u snockoe Slip, door TO Ga:rsocs 4, new To
bsesa Eahange, Richmond, Va ian So
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extremity u1Olncu W disappointment, Judging
by the manifestations made by the gentleman
from Ohio, CIR. CLeMEs<). I must still in
inlge the idea however, that thus Convention
will, at least, be nearly. il not entirely nnan-
NOUS in the adoption Of this resolution when.
ever it comes to 10 acted upon If, under the
rule, i. shall 80 to the Committee on Federal
Relations, Of course cannot Object.
Mr. WHITFIELD offere'! the following resou-
tons which were referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations:
!. Resolved, That the election of Abraham
Lincoln to the Presidency OF the United States,
and thc apprehensions entertained rs to the pn.
Icy Of his Administration: together with the
withdrawal vi the seeded States from the
Union, having placed Virginia in great peril
and embarrassment the Convention should de-
ibcrase cooilr aud calmly upon the course she
is to pursue for the future.
T. Resolved, That if the Peace Congress
should fail il its mission; or if the guarantees
which may be adopted by il and -sscnted 10 by
this Convention, be not ratified within
br the people OF the North, Virginia, ce-opera-
ting With TIE border slave States, will unite
with the secedod States. provided the latter
have not Incorporated 10 their Constitution.
provisions prejudicial to her interests.
8 Resolved, That while We tender our warm
SvrDpathics to Our Southern sisters, and feel
ernbttered by the wrongs and injuries received
from the North, this Convention should, never.
the!eSs. look first 10 the interests of Virginia,
and by cnnciation and compromise pursue
that course which will produce harmony and
prevent discard among ourselves.
+. Resolved, That in the judgment Of this
Z TINS oh
With al! ner means any attempt to coerce a Sc
coded State.
). Resolved, That if the force of events
shall present the alternative to Virginia of uni.
ting either with the North or the South, in the
opinion Of this Convention, her ras posit:ea
will be toe latter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-14

FL0wERs.-The cultivation of flowers is, Of all
the ou,nsements of mankind, the one TO be Sc
lected and approved as one of the most innocent
in itself, and most perfectly devoid OF injury or
annoyance to others the employment is not only
conducive to health and peace of mind, but prob
ally more good will has arisen, and friendship
been founded, by the intercourse and communi-
cation connected with this pursuit, than from any
other whatever; the pleasures, the ecstaeies Of
the horticulturist are harmless aud pure; a
streak, a tint, shade become his triumph, which,
though often obtained by chance, are secured
alone by evening caution, and the vigilance OF
davs; an employment which, in its various
grades, excludes neither the opulent nor the in
digeut, aud teeming with boundless variety al
fords an unceasing excitement to emulation,
without contention or illwill
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-14

New BooKs-The following is IL. II. Bancroft
& Co.'S new list; =
Handbook Almanac, 1862, an Official Regis
ter and Yearbook of Facts for the Pacific States
Mai. Gen. IIalleck's Laws of War.
The Southern Rebellion-Part 2. --.te4
National Hymns, by Richard Grant White.
Rebellion Record, Vol. |, and Part I.
Army Regulations, revised 1861.
Men-of War Regulations.
Lady Maud, by Pierce Egan,
AhdersOn's Okavango River.
East Lynne, or the Earl's Daughter.
Cecil Dreeme, by Theodore Winthrop.
Ida Pfeiffer's Last Travels.
Eugene Grandet, by Bazao.
Essays, by George Brlmley.
The Cloister aud the Hearth, by Chas. Reade.
Diaries, 1862
Gift Books, in great variety.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-14

TIE PRESIDENTS REASON FOR REMOVING FRE-
MoNT.-The President thoroughly satisfel !
that Colonel Mulligan and bis army of thirty five
hundred men were sacrificed at Lexington by the
inc0mpetency and inefncency of Fremont; and
the escape of Price, UNPUBLISHED, into Arkansas :
an event forseen by all military men as certain
for weeks past-put an end to the hope and
promise of Fremont and his friends, that he
would, if allowed II chance, bag" Price and
retrieve his reputation. The Government has lost
now not only Mulligan's army, but the enormous
expense OF Fremonts campaign. with near fifty
thousand men, into Southwest Missouri, in fruit
less pursuit of the victorious Price. II Fremont
should 90 forward into Arkansas, his army, being
drawn away from its base, would be cut off and
lost if he returns with it to st. Louis, Price
will follow his retreating footsteps and reconquer
the greater part of the State; if he leaves
enough of his army at Springfield to keep Price,
McCuloch and Cen A. S. Johnston out of the
State, he will go back to st. Louis stripped Of
the means to operate effectively on any other
field having lost two battles, one General
Gyon,) one Colonel (Mulligan,) and $500 men,
and spent many millions of dollars, since he
assumed command in Missouri, and only ended
in putting the State where Gen. Lyon had placed
it last June 1t is upon this record of Intellectual
service connected with voluminous and un
doubted evidence of extravagant expenditure
and confusion in the accounts of the Department.
that the President has felt impelled to remove
Cen Fremont Washington Correspondent W y.
Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-14
RSn0OVal!
JOSEPH CRAIG,

N-sSasxc> GUNSMITH, has removed to his
IN new building. head of Main street,
adjoining the Mountain Market, and
is now prepared to manufacture RIFLES to or
der, and do all kind of repairing at short notice
and on reasonable terms
Melville, Nov. ., 1851. 43I.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-14
BILLIARDS!
Bank Exchange :!
THE FINEST SALOON IN TOWN,
BY DAY OR NIGHT!

BY DAY OR NIGHTi
THE PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
l. state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES. Marble and Slate beds, with Pheian's
Combination Cushions, direct from O'Conner "
Collender, makers, through their agent, NJ. T..
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at oil times.
Champagne, of the celebrated 'Cliquot brand,
always on hand. +. J. YOUNG.
Weaverville, Jan. 10, 1861. I've.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-14
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

MIR. L.. =. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
- san Francisco to receive advertisements receipt ior
ho same and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL. omce-No. l72 IL Washington street
,e,rv opposite BIaguircs Opera House, up stairs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-14
NEW YORK HOTEL !
(FIRE PROOF BUILDING,)
VAIN STREET, wEAvERvILLE.

MUKKIS q BKAUY,
-...-...... FRoPRIETORS.
~ON WE TAKE PLEASURE IN
GrYf announcing to our old friends aud
it1tEIN- patrons, and the public, general
- ly, that we have removed to our
new Brick Hotel, at the old stand, and will from
this time devote our whole attention to provid-
ing for the comfort and convenience of patrons.
The Furniture aud Beds are new, the building
entirely protected from fire, and contains both
double and single sleeping rooms.
The Dining Room
Is fifty feet deep, with long and short tables,
which will be supplied with the best Of every
thing afforded in mountain market.
The best LIQUORS and choicest CIGARS will
be kept at the Bar. NORRIS X BRADY.
Weavervile, Jan. 19. 1861. I've.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-15

~ Two comets are now looked for by astron.
omsrs-the De VIeu comet which appeared iu
1ss5, and the celebrated comet Of ChariesV
ID There are eleven cases Of small pox I'm
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, originating from rags In the
paper mills.
10 A man named Tester was fatally stabbed
oy another named Clark, at Keokuk, Iowa, on
Wednesday.
II 1t Is stated that single pound sterling will
suLdce for the support Of Hindoo peasant for
three months.
u The Mobile (Ala.) Register advises tar
on les, and says II will yield the southern Gov
eminent a revenue Of s25O, 100000.
ID During Mr.. Charles Dickens's last English
Provincial tour 1t Is stated that he cleared upwards
OF 10000, after paying ell expenses
III They put the cigarettes In New Orleans
Up In wrappers each having a print Of the Con
fcdefate flag on 1t.
III The Legislature Of Missouri has lust psssed
a OH instituting the death penalty for steali ng
horses and negroes.
IL ExPer! ments are constantly being made In
London, ." test the capability Of locomotive en-
gines on common roads
FIRriLIrr 1T is said that Siberia affords two
crops ytar-one Of moss, and the other of icicles