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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
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In asmsn chamber, ffisndless and unseen,
Toiled Ger his types one poor uniearneo young
Tho place was sark, unfurnltured and mean,
Yet there the freedom of q race began.
Help came but slowly surely, no man yet
rut levor TO the heavy world with less
What need OF helpl-He knew how tyres were set,
He had dauntless spirit and press.
Such earnest natures are the fiery pith,
The compact nucleus round which systems grow
Mas after mass becomes inspired Herewith,
And whirls impregnats with the central glow.
o Truth o Freedom how are ye still born
IN the rude stable, in the manger nursedl
What humble hands unbar those gates Of morn,
Through which the splendors Of the new day
burst
WHAT sheIl one monk, scarce known beyond his
Front Rome's far-reaching bolts, and scOrn her
frown2
Rocked Europe, and discharmed the triple crown.
"whatever can be known Of earth, We know"
Bneered kuropes wise men, IN their snsitshellh
tgoi said ons man In Genoa aud that No
Out OF the dark created this New World.
who Is II will not dare himself to trust7
Who Is IL hath not strength to stand alonel
Who Ia IL thwarts and bilks the inward must
He and hh works like sand from earth are blown.
Men of q thousand shifts and wi!es, look here
See one Etraie ht-forward conscience put in pawn
To win q world See the obtdient sphere,
BY brayery's simple gravitaticn drawni
Shall we not heed the lesson taught ofold,
And md by the PTssenss PTS Lips Re tePsatsed o tea still
Fortressed in conscience and impregnable wilR
We stride the river daily at its spring,
Nor in cur childish thoughtlessness toresee
How like an equal it shall greet the sea.
o, small beginnings, ye are great and strong,
Based on a faithful heart and weaTiless brain;
Ye build the futHTo fair. ye conquer wrong,
Ye earn the crown, and wear 1t not ia vain
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nniIr Prodnce Marker.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 6.
pROVISIONS-There was rather more demand
for bulk Meats, and several lots were procured,
chief, country: The sales 1000 pieces of Hams,
sc 6opo do At sGCG0 G6i0Oc 1900 DO at Sic 5000
do, Shoulders at 6hc,; 10000 do Sides at sac. and
bSyers than sellers, holders eenorslIy asking SIC.
and SIC for Shoulders and Sides. Bacon quiet aud
not much doing; 100 hogsheads Of Sides sold at 916
iOsc the latter rate for clear. Mess Pork dull, and
prices nominaly unchanged. SIG 759l7 are the ask
sales F Of prime in sierces st 9@SHc; the best Is Of
ered at ekc 500 kegs sold at l0c, and 100 erces at
FLOUR-The market is unchanged and the de-
mand modeTate sales OF 500 barrels at 81 20 for s
peWVHHaffs eWVHHafsKYA KY p dS market n and the supply is in
excess Of the demand High-proof not salable at
over l3&c; 700 barrels sold at 14@6c., the latter
GRoOERIES-There Is no change in the market;
the demand is moderate; sales of 7S hogsheads Of
2OG barrels Molasses at the landing at 2Sc.
.wHEAT-Ths market il dull but We have, no
SI@i 0 and fair tg prime white at 81 65@I OS sales
SOC bgsh. prime red at 81 os: ,.....,a.,.
at the upper and lower depots. sheied is dull and
lc per tush. lower, closing az a59S7o for mixed and
pots at 35c: $50 bush mixed sheed at 36c. in bulk
0ATS-1he receipts are light but fully equal to the
demand, which is only moderate. We quote them
RYE"Tio market is unchanged and dull. We
quote prime at G0@6lc sales 500 bush at Gle.
BAKLEY-The demand is limited and the market
dull, but without duotab,e change in prices. We
9ssoc and % prime inc western spring at 6SsssS sales
800 bush prime fan at 75c 800 do. do at Oo $40 do.
good do. at 7Oc. Ns-s ...
HAY-We have no change to notice in the mar
ket which remains dull at Sl3@l4 per tun for primo
Timothy, in bales, on arrival, and S990 for COM
mon. no
CHEESE-The demand continues limited, and
the market is dull ut SIC. for Western Reserve &c.
for hamburg and l095c for English Dairy sales
| 800 b. xes Western Reserve atSko.
BUTrER-Ihere y some inquiry for choice, but
the supply of this kind is light; the market for
other qualities is dull; quote prime Roll at l30
| l4c , and common at 9(6llo.
APPLES-The demand is moderate from the local
trade, at sl@l 90 pr brl for Western, aud 81 5O9l
/ for New York.
| PUTATOES-A continued fair demand both from
the local trade and for export and the market rules
steady at 81 39@9l 40 per brl for prime NeshanocRs
| CLONER.SE cd The market Is unchanged and
dull we quote prime at 81 1904 40: sales so bush
| at 81 4O delivered.
| DRIED DPBAOHES-Thare is a fair demand fol
prime halves at So TO So 70 per bush quarters are
selling at from 81 70 to 81 &C: 75O bags common
quarters and halYeI sold at 81 5O65l 75.
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asserted, until at last we cried out like
Frnpkenstein, "What monster Is this we
have created ~ But il was not d monster
Il was only a Womdnf Great in her weak
ness, noble in her charity, beautiful in her
patience. We have found her out She was
n ever so recognized rs now; we have dis
covered that she has brain as well as heart I;
that she can write verse like Mrs. Browning,
paint pictures ike Rosa Bouheur, and still
be all that is gentle and lovable like Flor
ence Nightingale. efH uIt h
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MONETARY AND COAMEROIAL
financial Aanirn.

Yesterday was the counterpart of all the
recent days in Third-street and the week
ending last evening showed no change of
moment from the week previous. Monetary
matters continued quiet and easy, with less
inquiry for Discount and lighter calls upon
Deposits; the stock of Currency being aug
mented and evincinga a sensibly greater ag =
gregate at the close than at the opening of
the week.
The regular houses extended more accom-
modations to their customers than they had
been doing, but still there was an excess Of
applications for Loans at 1O@12 per cent, in
the regular quarters. In the street, the
number of borrowers materially diminished,
and rates of interest were somewhat lower,
good Paper being generally negotiable at Is
@24 per cent. per annum, with moderate Of
ferings for the season. In the present dull
condition of general business, and the pack
ing trade being over, little Paper is making
and still less thrown on the outside market.
Eastern Exchange ruled firm during the
week at Il premium, and closed so last even
ing, with an active inquiry for New York,
and good request for Boston and Philadel-
phia. Baltimore grew triae heavier, and
dealers differed respecting the price to be
! paid for Sight Checks. The demand for Ex-
change was not heavy during the week, but
usually equal to the supply; hardly any con-
cessions being made on the market rates.
Not much was doing in New Orleans Sight
Exchange at "a premium; that figure being
easily obtainable of parties desirous of buy
ing at all. The sales were irregular, and,
consequently, dealers would not give over
par @N premium for Sight Drafts. though
the latter was generally the rate.
| For American Gold there were some
orders from the country Banks at 5s@A
premium but usually the trade was of q
local retail character.
Time bills were rarely made, but quoted,
as before, at IL per cent. per annum. Incur.
rent Money fluctuated somewhat during the
week, Northwestern having gone up dis
count yesterday, as will be seen by our an.
nexed rates:
Indiana Stock specie-paying, l; Penn.
sylvania (interior6 3@4; New Jersey mot pal
in New York City, s; Virginia, Wheeling
City, 5; Wheeling Branches, 6; other solven
Virginia, 6; Missouri, 6; Iowa. s; Wis
consin, q; Illinois, solvent, 7; Illinois
suspended, 20; Maryland (interiorl, 8; Ten
ressee, old Banks, 8; free Banks 10@20
Michigan and Canada, 8; Alabama (Mobile)
10; Alabama (interior( l0@l5 the Csrolinas
lO@15; and Georgia, 1O@l5 discount.
Eastern Exchange and Gold ruled as an
nexed at the close of Bank hours yesterday
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~. JBy y.,I TolssrsEhiSI, aII S,,,-,,.., ,.,.,,,' >

NEW YoRK, February 6.-Stocks are
higher and materially active: Chicago and Rock
Island, $685. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 70;
75A; Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 3754; Gaena
and Chicago, M; Michigan Central, 55s; Reading,
New York Central 1855; Missouri xes sc; Virginia
Skies, IS1s; Tennessee Skies, 7l4i United States
FiVes Of 1868, SII. RI. .
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TITHAL. MOTIONS

Stair OF OHIO, HAMLLTON. .COU STrY.
- COUkT OF COMMON PLRAS .--Alion Latham
". Thom6e r. CORY and Harriet d. CORY. his wife,
OF al.-lNo. -.l-The- above named defendants,
dents Of the sate Of Ohio viii take notice that the
above-named plaintiff, on the 18th day Of Decomber,
1900 filed his petitien against them and otheis In
the Court Of Common Pleas, for Hamilton County,
certain mortgage, given BY said Thomas =. and
Harriet d. Cory to said Latham, dated 29th No
vcmber, 1855 and recorded same day In Book 242,
psge 5get whereby they conveyed 20 said Latham
to.wit: Situate In Section 10 Town, 3, fractional
Range 2, Miami Purchase, Block 2l bounded as fol.
lows Beginning ut the Dorth-west corner of Madi-
son and Uharlt. nstreetsi thence west four hundred
dred feet to Boonestrett thence east four hundred
teet 70 Madison. streets thence south four hundred
And also, the east part Of Block 80, beginning at
streets; thence south four hundred feet to Ham
mond street; thence west two hundred and thirty
two feet to nifty two foot streets thence north four
hundred feet TO Wayne street; thence two hundred
and thirty-two feet to Marshallstreet and the be-
The above. described lands are a part Of Oorry's
subdivision tCoTryville), plat Of which appears in
Book 81, page 425, Hamilton County Records-to se4
said mortgage, made by said CORY 70 said Latham
one for 500, payable eighteen months after date
one for Sl00 payable two years after date, and one
for 50 OOn, payable two years after date.
The petition asks that In default Of payment Of
the amount due said notes. said real estate may
be sed free from all equity of redemption, or other
claim Of said defendants, for the payment OF the
same. .
Tho defendants are also notified that unless they
answer said petition by the 9th day of March, A d.
1861 the same will be taken as confessed, and Judg
ment rendered accordingly.
jas.gTh JOHN W. HEBRON, Plaintiffs Atty.
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BosToN, February 5.-Bank statement
osDitSI stock Loans .1o,I and piissSP. SSSP
S65SsU0O due 10 otheE Banks, IS 6OOi Deposits,
Sis, ,lsl, ,OtOi Circulation, t6,247,60 -
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spssIs,, EsPsF!Ss dS.s e, thi sEss RsE RE''

The Horse Mark for the week ending last
evening" was better than for any previous week
since the Pagic. The entire phase o. ths market
was improved, and sales OF ll0 or .ldO heaa were
made. The supply Is light, and prices Will be hrm,
unless dealers bring in large supplies, which the
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Netn YorE EiXe St1cE Market.

NEW YORE, February 6.--Beef advanced
A@kc premium. selling at l0A9l2oi extra az
9JSM0Ac; first quality at s4@194c range OF oil
sales 51kel2c average. 774o receipts, 1000 head.
Sheep and Lambs easier: live, 6@5Ac.i dressed, 5g
9e receipts, 100 head. Calves firm. SWino se
at 55a@614e. for live eOrn-fed, and E89TSe. for
dresaed; reeepta, 5000 head.
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n.Is,y.,, ,.,,I:.s FI:s.Is.Fssssi.,

BALTIMoRE February 6.--FlouF is steady;
Si 3st5i s.; Nkite 81 l5@l 65, Corn Arm; Whits
6e9fsc; yellow 6i@67c. Provisions aotiys; mess
I6sk els. Lard l0Ie. Csnee active " i2A9isc.
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PHILADElPHIA, February 6s--Flogr quiet.
Wheat Qulet: white 81 s5C1i AZ; red 81 2S9i 28.
c. n dull cd esGt9c; new sc. Provisions quiet
ness Pork SIS 2sSs q, WHISKY STEADY At Ise.
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estimate Of yesterday. In Deposits the
change is not important. 20,
The following is q comparative statement
of the condition of the Banks Of New York
City January 06 and February 2;
Losps..sissSas ass.ss sissSi 81 .. ,asg
spece..,..-... 2396s,gn s,Ist,s0e Ino.. 2o25, ,sss
SsT6sts ETSSson sssS: ssss ss SsSas Inc InS @ @isSs
The same number of the Tribune remarks
respecting Mondays Monetary matters in
New York;
The business Of the Clearinghouse was
$2b, ,445,000 There is more activity at the
Custom house, the duties to. day being $ll0,-
600, of which $62 600 was paid in Treasury
notes, but general business is very dull. The
importers are selling 10 TO 20 per cent. Of
the amount they were selling at this time
last year, and the domestic goods Com
mission-houses about the same. Many Of
these houses make no endeavor to sell, as
they can not get rid of the Paper taken,
excepting at excessive rates of discount.
Some of the iobbers are doing fair busi-
ness, and we hear that Clafin, Mellen & Co.
sold thirty-three thousand dollars worth of
goods the first day they were established in
their ne Y store.
In Money there is no important change to
note, excepting greater activity. The cur
rent rate for Call. loans is per cent, al
though transactions are still made at per
cent. Treasury-notes are dull and lower.
The IL per cents. sold at l96 per cent. pre-
MUM, and the 10 per cents. at q per cent.
discount. AT private sale the transactions
are at a rate yielding the buyer l0K@lOx
per cent. interest.
The market has been over-supplied re-
Gently, mainly by savings institutions, one
of which sold out $1,000 600. The drain upon
these institutions is now large, as is usual at
this season of the year, and they are realiz-
ing upon their temporary investments to
meet it. The large institutions are paying
out about $4,000 per day each.
The Foreign Bill market is entirely un-
settled, and quotations are difficult to give.
The supply, both of Bankers and Com
mercial Sterling is quite large, while the de-
mand is limited. Leading Bankers ask 1861,
but would probably sell line at log. First
class Merchants Bills can be had at l05@l06,
Francs are also lower, and although nomi-
nally quoted at 545@5 80; the best sigma
lures can be had at 5.36N. -l p
The latest New Orleans nail-advices are
those of last Thursday, referring to Wednes.
day. Then the Financial feeling was better
there, and Money accumulating, but bust
ness dull at the Banks. Sterling was 1857
@106; Sixty-day Bills on New York 2@2H
dis and New York Sight 3S(0% dis,
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ID Al attsntiOn ali over the world, Comprise ths
EJECTR0 : -uHEMI0AL BATH qALYANlsM,
and when properly and skillfully applied arr
found TO be curative in Neuralgia Rheum attain,
rhea, Hydroee;e, Suppressed Menses, Tumors and
Diseasss Of Musclss and JOints, Mineral POiaOnli'
Uterine Disorders, HexuAl Debility, and many op,
acure and painful functiona ds0aes that resist Al
other modes Of treatment.
Every convenience for the proper appiicAuon ~
Dr. s SILSBHH'S Once for Chronic and Outane
ous Diseases, "a West SeVenth-st, between Fine
and Walnut ife gao-a
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NOTICE-s0LO HESS Is HERE.
IN BY notified that Lisse Hess did, on the 18th
day Of January, A. D., 1851, file her petition in
within and for the county Of Hamilton, aud state Of
Ohio, charging the said Solomon Hess with willfBl
may be divorced from tie said Solomon Hess, and
be restored to her maiden name Of Lfsse Kaufman,
which petition will stand for hearing la said Court,
at any time after the Goth day of March, 1861.
Dated this 29th day of January, A. ID 1861
LISSE HESS.
TRv Il n Hui har Attornev fe7-fTha
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RAILROADS..
Railroads.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOvBMBHE,
" %, 1850, Trains viii depart a. fOl'Esa

AN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOvRMBHTE
~ 20, 1850, Trains will depart a. tOl-EHI3
IDS A. M. ExPR Esg-From= : = ---AsAll n
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For hare.
ilton, Richmond, Indianapolis, Bogansport asG
Dayton. Connects at Day ton for Columbus, Spring
nsld, Urbane and sandasky; and with Dayton ans
Mayn.s and Chicago; also, for Toledo. OOnnects -
Bs3S x. \ Nj. -EXSPiRIEss-Frcm Little MIamr
golumbus, Crestline and Pittsbure; via OolumbuI,
6teubenvflle and Pittaburg via Columbus, Bel1Rf
and benwood and via Qolunbus, Belair and Pits
o alIS M nj fsS R9S D9lswreo
Hamilton and Dayton pepot-For Dayton, sprinFs
field, UrbapA and Handusky; oonneOts Wis Hainfi-
ton for Richmond, Indianapolis Iogansport sRd
al points West. Connects At Hamilton for Oxfores
M.-From Little Miami Depot-Aooomnss-
dstion for Columbus stopping at all Way Stations
$50 p. Nj. ExPREss-From oineinpasi,
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Dayton Troy
Piqua, Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne and Ohicsgo,
Also, for Toledo, Detroit and all points in Canada
,,6P. M.-From Little Miami Pepot Aooommoda-
-9i10 r. M, EXPRESS- Oincinpati.
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Connects via Coluul.
bus Steube9yiile and Pittsburg, via Oolumbu.t
land; via Columbus, Bellair ard Benwood, aud W
Columbus, Bellair and Pittsburg.
sLEEPING-OARSO ON THIS TRAIN,
For ell information and Through Tickets pleas
apply at the Offices, southeast Of Front and
broadway; west side Of Yine-street between ths
street, sixth-street Depot, and at the East FroNt,
street Depot.
Trains run By Columbus time which II neveq
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent.
omnibuses call for passengers by leaving dirss.
tions at the Ticket Office. moss
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O HI i O a O. Og
GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LINE
indianapolis a nd Cincinnati
SHORT-LIME RAILROAD.
ahortest Route bY 30 MlIaa,

NO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANA p
IN. OILS, at which place II unites I155zszE9zz1J
with railroads for and from all points
In the North and North west. -@---a1@s
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| N s U B A N c Z!

REFKR, III PERMISSION, TOW. W. SoArboroughI
Miles Greenwood; Tyler Davidson 4 %. Davtss
IT,, a Co, Heidelbach, seasongood Oo.i WInne.
Haines 4 Co.; W, B. Smith 4 Co Rayson; w tlny
Springer h WhitemAnj Sulre, Eokstein %.
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ETNA INSURANCE GO
OF HARrFoRD, 0ONM.
0ash OspIiaE Enlarged Hall q ElzEsa
Of DOIIsFs! 1

Cash Capital, 81, 500, ,0OOl
Absolute and unimpairsd, with uet Sur1lal q
o014, ,149 35s
Ana tha nraliiaa Of fortH-one RaaEa IEooaA AnAaAA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04

FROM WASHINGTON

MEMBERS or THE VIRGINIA COMMEMORATE
NEW CABiNEr-MR. CRITTENDEN'S vALEDIC-
TORf-THE TEXAS SENATORS-THE AMERI-
CAN EXTRACTION CASE
WASHINGTON, March ga number Of members Of the
virginia Convention (conservaves) here for the pur
pose OF informing themselves about the posture Of pub
he Affairs They return TO Richmond, tomorrow some
what depressed 1t is stated, with the prospect but ho
ping that Lincoln will conservative his cabinet
The town Is full of rumors concerning the formation
OF the new cabinet but nothing positively known.
The cabinet makers are very busy.
The Senate are in session tonight, and is under
stood that ME-. Crittenden will deliver his vadicory
closing his long and eminent public life
Minister Dallas has sent TO the Government the facts
concerning the course of the Chief Justice Of England
relative to the negro murderer Anderson They show
difference OF construction between the two governments
OF the e1tradiion treaty that will require conven-
ton on the subject.
No measures Of strictly coerciye nature have been
adopted by Congress.
The Pacific railroad bill is dead
Senators Hemphi and Wigfan leave Tuesday for the
Montgomery Congress.
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Nv NoHE March FLOUR Is quiet; sales 1000 bb State So
1908 %, ohio Is tUQ 81. southern S0Gb5 60
Wheat steady. aes 900 bushels Milwaukee club 81 %
whte Weastern Al 40.
Corn steady ae- Of $1,000 bushels; mixed 62%667c new
y low southern fuIC6c
PrOv.silus-rhe market Is quiet
; al 90
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
ErlHE SPRING sEssIoN Of his Insut!on will begin on 10th

VHE SPRING SESSION OF this Institution will begin 10th Of
IL January next.
Those expecting should be here possible
regularly with Our facilities for impsrng liberal
education ample; aud charges little than young
man would subjected sthome Seventydve dollars will pay
expenses Tuition Board Fuel and contingent fee for
months
Por additional Information, address
T. L. WILEY, President
delO-dkc8m Emery P O., Va.
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1--WE RICHMOND EXAMINER viii be pub DAILY By
bASIs LOyp, fou their Once, No Isl Governor street.
aud the 2sh 90 February 1861 IL shall contain the
by mail and telegraph The subscription price will be
left Of subscribers IL also e
ohansd from carriers Is single number or ten
Prrs, desiring 20 receive by mail can do SO by
directed 90 the Examiner Oce Richmond,
Virginia, containing ther adlress and six dlllars.
semi aud Mresly Examiner will be publ shed
four, the second for two dollars, Invariably
iu advance.
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BY REDWOOD 4 KEACH, AucT Rs.
tt4 MAN STEEFT.O
NINE MULES AND HORSES AZ

IJINE MULES AND HORSES At AUC- a.
L TION.-on WEDNESDAY, 9Th day Of March, We I5S
WILL request o. John Dickinson, trustee SELL auction
on Council Chamber HILL at 10 o'clock A M
2OMULEs Of which young, webroken, and Of nne
size.
good slzeI snowy and most excellent H0RSEa
Farmers Of good Mules Horses would
well to attend hi, sale
TE NPour MONTHS for approved, endorsed negotiable
fe2T-tds
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IRON MONTGnMERY.

MONTGOMERY, March ? The Texas delegates have
been admitted TO fun membership in Congress.
After short session. n which the policy of reducing
the Tariff was discussed tie Congress went into secret
session.
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THREATENED DISTURAV

THREATENED DISTURBANCE IN NORFOLK.
NORFOLK March 2-Some excitement was occasiOned
in this CITY last night by involving certain parties
white aud black in designs against the public peace. No
serous apprehensiOns aroused but it thought
advisable TO take precautionary steps and accordingly
taDhment Of volunteers were ordered out
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-04

FALLING OtF-lu February l>ou, -> ctrgoes of as
sorted msichandle from Boston, i've from N,W York,
sud eight from Baltimore, arrived iu th, Richmond Dock.
last month"; do, arrivals our from New lorL, two
from Baltimore and t.at from Boston.
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STAUNTON
ROOT SHnE AND LEATHER FACTORY

yHIs Company prepared to ill orders for Mems, Womens
boys and girls boots and brogans Of variety from the
finest slipper and Mems Congress CATER Oxford
o the heaviest boot and brogan.
Factory built by Southern Capital with the
most approved machinery worked by stes good work
United States; and win furnish good
the price Factory the Union. Let southern
sustain Southern Manufactures.
orders promptly Hed and all work warranted to be such
ordered Address, WIN II. CARRIER,
dels-d&ctf Superintendent
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-FEF-Tue alarm OF tire, saturday night. was
caused by the burning Of ana uuoycupcd building, near
Che Petersburg depot, on tae margin OF HaNdls Canal.