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SEVENTH STREET.

46O sLVhNEH STREET AGO
ALWAYS AHEAD.
have Just received q nice stock of SPRING
GI0THING. y Urn ISHING GOODS
TRUNKS, HATS and CARS TO which invite the
attention of ali want of such articles Ny motto
is quick s'xpenee is tettrr than q slow shil-
come and look al our goods and prices nd ii Won
want = nice Shirt sid pretty Tie, No: 400 Sew
snth stte Il the Place 70 ger them; have . very
i3g at IS per cent. below their actual value For
those VIII wsnt 70 trsvel, J. have just received .
BAGS, yiEg in prices from II 81 20 So. III You
want good Trunk, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
buy them as low at the Peoples Clothing Store.
NO. 400 Seventh st., opposite Post Office
II. SMITH, Ciothier
mar Him No 400 Seventh St, bet. + And r,
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IL From French Richstein we have d copy
Of the ofcial journal Of the late Peace Convention
in this city, prepared by the secretary, C. J.
Wright.
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By: &C: MCGUIRE & CO. Auchoneer,.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND LoT.-On SATUR-
on he promises b. virtue of deed of tru ST. ted
October loth, 1859. and duly recorded an Liber j,
ords for Washington county, Distr OF Of COlumbia,
/ shall sci Lot No. !. in Redfern's subdyIsion OF
q the corner OF TENTH st. west. running back 50
feet 70 an alley, together With the improvements,
containing rooms
Terms: S225 Of the purahcse money in cash; the
residue IN m nthly insta.ments Of S2S, with in
tere't Al conyeyanclng ct the cost of the puT-
chaser, r. w RED. Trusfae
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III Jos Pierson, residing In Bucks county,
"a said TO have realized $500 900 In six months
from coal oil In that state
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CATHOLIC OPINION lF TwIGss .-Tbe Cath
Ole Telegraph gives the following opinion of
Gen Twiggs David Emanuel Twiggs, late
GENERAL In the Army Of the United States, has re-
cetved grand reception In New Orleans He WA
chieny conspicuous while In the Army for ex-
aeme profanity and no great character for cour.
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Mr. CorwIs-To- day, Il seems to be generally
expected that the Hon Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio,
viii conclude 20 accept the Mexican mission,
though not disposed to do 30 at present.
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BEAlER OF IMPORTANT DnPArcnEs to Mex
Ico, neIPected TO be sent from The sssse Depart
peni to-day OF tomorrow, W hsss.
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MAaRsHAL's Sable virtue Of . ynt OF
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbus for
the County OF Washington, and TO me directed,
Court House door OF said county, on FRIDAY.
the 22i day of Mach next, 1861, commencing 81 IL
O'CLOCK fl.e following described property, 20 w.t.
yiz: Lot No. IS, IN Ssys No. a.. Lot No. 2 in
Ssasre q Lot No 5,R Sg1aIe No. Is, Lot No r.,
Ios 80. Is IN Squsrs No rs, al IN the oIty Of
Washington, ID. G., together with eli and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and LEVIED upou
as the property of Brook mackall, and win be sod
20 satisfy Judicas No. IS. 20 January term, 1851 in
favor Of ROoe, Brother & Co.
fe q dts w sELDEN. U. 8. Marshal.
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Only One Dollar.

Only One Dollar.
47e PA.Av AR EvANs's. ....47e PA.A
TAKE YOUR CROIcE FOR 81.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR 81.
JEWELRY-JBwELR
JEWELRY-JEwELR
ONLY ONE DOLLAR FOR ANY ARTYCL E
CARBUNCLE ONYX STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS.
GARNET JET STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS.
CORAL cARB. STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS,
JET PIN GOLD STUDS
SETS. and BUTTONS,
LAVA , MOSAIC STUDS
PLAIN GOLD GOLD STONE STUDS
SETS. and BUTTONS.
ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
Pc, 55P 81. 5s'lD9 POCKET KkE sI,s e.
LADIES' CHAINS.
ssSzssffELAlsE::: E: g. g: BsIit:::
rvslv. ssyi SsNtS fFaA 6Ss Dollar Zach
PLATED WARE.
Consisting Of BUTTER KNIVES,
SPOoNS,-TABLE, TEA, DESSERT,
CUPS,-GILT LINED,
FORKS-PITCHERS-C Ladies',
CAKE BA-KETS-sUGAR sIFTER6.
NUT CRACKERS and PICKS,
TEA KNIVES and FORKS, &c., &C., 20.
456....476....47 ...476....A16...Are
BOOKS-BOOKs.
CLOSING OUT A LARGE LOT OF BOOKS,
1t Great Reduction IN Prices,
Ok ACCOUNT OF THE CONTINUED HARD TINES.
Now is tho Time 10 Repieni.h your Librsry,
Remember R~--k
476 EvANs,s
PA: Av. EvANS,S Ps.Sv
mar between Sd and % streets.
EH BIRDS IBTR DIS FOR SALE. -
~ - st received splendid assortment ofx3
puas rom EuroRe :-6ermAn Csnaries ~
Englsn BACK Birds, fhrushes, Hall Finchss, Gold
flncnes, Llnets, SKY Lsrks. yellow hemers fsr-
Foanets, Java SIarrow,:, starisns, the Red Mocsv
B4ds RED wins s :of sf's re-
sss sncoInsss; ai.S Esined Birds Price cent?
snse, :. The csssoi ssis l'a S'0rs' NO. soS e sv
y. S;.:: s!s SES S;.
EFoit ssf sgG3F ~
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PERSONAL.

MADAME GODDARD,
AA THE AeTRoLodIsT.
tu-e Events, in Graham's Alley; entrance on G St,
between l3ih ard 18th SITS. mar lx-1ts
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-A few pleasant Rooms, with
ID Board, can he had at No. IS ~ sc. mar Ivs
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MARSHAL'S SkLE.-In virtue OF two wits
lV1 OF her fsclas, lssued FROM the Clerks once Of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. for
the county Of Washington, and 10 m o directed
viii expose 10 public sale for cash, in front Of the
court houso door IF said oountr- on SATU RDAY,
the oh day Of March instant, 1861. at II o'cOr m
the following described property, TO Wit, viz: Lots
Square 1907, in the oity of Washington, ID. c., TO-
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and LEVIED upon the property of
Andrew Rothveu, and viii be sold 10 satisfy iudi
ciais Nos lS and lS3, 20 January term, 1851. In "a
yor OF Stlman, henncks & Fsrber, AID Samue
w. sELDEN, u. 4. MsrshaI for
MAJ dts lttrfct off olurhis
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK.
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVE,
IT is THE BEST DOLLAR WEEKLY IN THE
WORLD!
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL.
IT'S GENERAL NEWS IS UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY!
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRIED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TINES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The Number for this Week, to be ont on En-
day Wornimg-prtes Tires Cent,-iciH
be a remarkably interesting one.
Erery Person at a distance rho pould Keep
Posted ruth reference to ,ohat is really
going on here IN these interest
ing times should receive IL
regularly.
CALL AT ONCE AT THE STAR OFFICE
AND SUBSCRIBE FORT.
ONLY. TEN CENTS FOR ONE DOZEN
sod for Is cents at FRENCH RicHS IS Elm
National Bookstore. 21e p. av ma Xiv
HoRATIo KING,
Will '''i FSs e 9 SEFrcE before the
ExEcrrryfHn d p Stf;,
co R%.,,,"es Hon Ed. ~ STANTON, Conspl.ips
WE ms. EIdE x LIB, BsSgaER :IG
e I'll FRA. Of spRISs Dry GOODS. q . :ESsh
fhsy Sa .hs attsn1ST Of their friends and the pub
' ''''''' DS %M Riley BRO.
Between 18th and 9Th streets
ms - g. Opposite Center Market.
$50 REWARD ANY one that can make pet
R.SV tor and sell cheaper Ambrotypes than K O.
have ms se "d an0w
Eleventh st and Pa. avenue. three doors west.
sspps Nova xs any ii sp po.itva isv sn ts;s
s ss as Arm
from IS cents, Look for the Flag. ma Is ST
Ex aCHwERTNs'
AS Annihilating
A\S ~ Powder
Is the only known and
H&ez==ss====5.sssSssS<:5 Reaches. Bed BuGs
ss:s.s..- f hias.' q M sSs.. E Eiis:;
~sSwzuzzozxzzzzwA, Vine Bugs, 10.
- - II contains no poison.
sGHwERIN'SPILLsa are sure death to Rats
from the President Of GiraTd College. Director Of
House Of Refuge, Pennsylvaois Hospital, and
=: J:iI, s:Siq.s0a, B. G.; and cSaIss 2o.sissl.
ai S.ss. 'f r.. b sss s e s
street. phia, aud for sale In this city By D.
n GLAkk, corner Pc. avenue and AZ sts., and b.
BEWHRE OF SPURIOUS MUTATIONS.
III Remember TO ask for Schwerin's Annihi-
Y, None genuine unless signed n. ecuwssIs.
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THx WKArHER.-Tke following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line TO the smith
abcut7 O'Clock
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucuoneer.
& mn YARDS WHITE COTToN AND
S SSsR0 S.s.s,e At rsELis NkTTsTios.os To-
st 70 o'ecok, IN front OF tie Auction Rooms, ne
tton yard. w q COttOr. yard iaohe, vid..
nysrds Pink Csmb 10,
It J. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auot..
No. sac oorner 7fh dsd d SWEETS
EXCELLENT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AVID
kTfHFID tSs s S Instant sS
M, We .hal sell. in oat 81 oar hnoiIon Rooms
loi Of hps Farn.Srs, selS2sin. % gent eman de-
wslaut Sofas; Castor, Side, and other Chairs.
M. no. Mafbertop Center. ofhos. and tide
w.lr1 tD ishn, Lind, southern, and other Bed
Do: Marble top. Painted, and other wash
Do Extension Tah'estlo-f n and LasfTsble :,
Do Whstnot wTtiSt pesf and ds ss,S,
walnut and Painted Wardrobe,
Oak 9na pinirs Gssalr., with q, and without arms
Feather Beds Pillows and Bolsters.
sss. an: and G %;Ses sSsa
ns Lot g, srg Rss. and Sthsr MGsse't
China. Gles. AID Crookery "a are,
And many other ARTICLES too numerous 20 enuneT-
Term. cash in current fu-ds.
Persons wishing Furniture wi do velfto attend
GREEN q WILLIAMS. Asets-
Will re added TO the above sale
IS Single Husk Mattresses and Pillows,
6ne Chidren's Carriages, new.
II g. Il W., Auots
BY J. c. MCGUIRE co A1etlonoers.
TRUSTEE'S SALEO hackney CARRIlsI
AND FAIR OF GRKN CARRIAGE HoRsu.-On
TUESDAY MORNING, March 2sth, 81 70 OOH.
Con- b9 virtue SS ofs deed Of r7:t dated SSsu.t
S0'h 1860, and duly recorded IN LIber j. A. No.
1876, 70 Toe $50, ct sec shall sell one good Hackney
Coach ~ d pair of Grey Horses.
lnstalmeHts at 2, 5. aud mo lths, with inter
est, secured To t5e ss tlsfscticn Of the Trustee.
HUGH MURRAY. Trus'ee.
ma is eo&d. !. c. McGUlRB a CO ,Aucts.
B' ). c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auotloueers.
4 onSslURDAy MoRNINs. March 18th, in
'front.' Of the Auction Rooms. we shall sc ] q large
ltu Pie Plates, Oyster Scolops.
sms' and largo Tin fsrs,
Water Buckets. Dippers,
Small and large WISH B Wis, TIN Cups, &o., &c.
ms j C,McfirieG & CO., Auots
BY }. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
March 18th, at u O'Clock, in front Of the Auction
Rooms, we shall sell
! fr't ol.s' new No top Buggy.
new Turn-seat Rockswsy,
new Two seat Open Csrria.e,
go, lt nt6 passenger Germantown Wagon, new
Two seat 81 INNER Carriage, hut little used,
| very good Bugsy, suitable for . physician.
ma IS &c. MCGUIRE a Co.. Ascts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

"A pubic meeting was held in Nansemond
county, on the sth inst, at which Col. H. II
Kelly presided-ths object of which was to
send delegates to the Suffolk Congressional
Convention. After the appointment of dele
| gates, the following resolutions were adopted
Resotced, That we, a portion of the citizens
| OF Nansemond county, will cordially endorse
| as our next repreSen tative in Congress anV
| man selected by the judgment OF the Congress
sional ConventIo TO assemble at Suffolk on
the 18th inst, who stands squarely upon the
Constitution adopted by the Confederate
States OF America" F" as his political plat
ResoSSed, Ihat we utterly reprobate the po-
| Itical course OF the recent Represent tatiye in
Congress of the Second Congressional District.
ReSolred, That the delegation appointed by
this meeting are requested TO cast their votes
In Convention for any gen tleman who NAV be
put in nomination in said Con yention, save
Hon }. >. Milison, or any one coinciding with
him in sentiment.
meeting was held in Sussex, on the 4th
inst, to appoint delegates to the Convention
mentioned above, at which the following re-
solutions were adopted
ResotUed, That we desire no represen ta ton
in the Congress OF Black Republican Con-
federacy but, in order to prevent misrepre-
sentation, we deem 1t eXpedient TO use the ut.
most exertlon TO elect u delegate who hear tily
sympathizes with the movement OF the So uth-
ern States. and who will use every means of
Uniting Win tllcill the ueStlnleS Oh lTSl0la.
RESOLVED, That we approve Of the course of
our present representative in the Virginia
ntion, and al of our late delegate in
the Legislature, by saying, "Well done, good
and faithful serVanls, you needed no in true
tions to do your DIT ~ "
Resolred, That rtle opinion of this meeting
is unanimous in favor of faainedtate seo essiOH.
A very large meeting was held at Campbell
G. H., on the Sth inst, which was addressed
by Hon. Thos. S. Bocock. Robert q. Saun-
ders and Robert J. Davis We're dominated for
the House of Delegates. Among the resolu-
tions adopted by the assembly were the fol-
lowing
THAT the preservation of her homer and
interests, and justice to her ancient renown,
alike require that Virginia should, with
out further delay, resume all the powers
granted by her to the Federal Gov
ernment, for the purpose Of uniting her
destinies with the Confederate States
That if the State Convention now in session
should consider it expedient for Virginia to
make ANOTHER "fINAL" effort to restore or re-
cons truct the Federal Union, the terms pro-
pounded in her "uLTINATrM " should be such
as to secure the sanction and approval of the
Confederate States ; and we hereby declare
our deliberate conviction that she can never,
consistently with the rights and vital in terests
of her people, be permanently member of
any Confederacy which does not embrace the
slaveholding States OF the South
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12
FROM CHARLESTON.
The Charleston Courier, OF Wednesday, hi
the following items

The Charleston Courier, OF Wednesday. has
the following items
A fine rified gun reached this city yesterday
from Liverpool. 1t q present to the State
place-Charles X. Prioieau, Esq.-who, al
though absent In a foreign land, does not for
get his State in the hour Of her need
ID; Thos. Clay Maddux, lately of Virginia,
General Gibbes, of the South Carolina ARMY
and mas entered on his station,
correspondents and friends of Edmund
hhminn, tha & can address him, for the present. to
iantry, Morris Island. Our veteran friend
is setting, charac teris tically, a noble example
10 the young sons of the South Long may
ne oe spared to exemplify the character Of
fruits of his labor
In commenting on the prospect of war. the
same paper says.
We are prepared to apply the last argu-
iheht. we are growing impatient under the
delay. It's time the matter We're decided -
we are sick OF the subject of evacuation 1t
Is manifest that Lincoln has shifted the re.
sponsibility he assumed with such an air Of
clownIsh sOlemnity to the shoulders of the
Commandant Of Fort Sumter. The man who
sneaKed into Washingto ton has quailed al the
curses and threats of the party that raised
him to the dignity he has made contemplate.
ana the demand must be made upon the sol
dier. we would not presume to dictate TO
Inose VINO nave the management of affairs
Ihey have shown admirable discretion. and
we cannot praise too highly their foresight
zeal and energy. But has not the time ar
rived when the next step should be taken p
snail we submit any longer to the ANNOYANCE
OF impertinent and stupid messages and re-
ports borne by persons whose coming is an in
suit? "
we know the intention of our enemy. We
nave takeu advan tage of his enforced delay
brayer and better soldiers than now occupy
our Ioftincatl9ns. and that are ready to march
at the blast of the bugle, never drew a sword
or pulled trigger. The spirit of our people
Is fairly aroused. The brothers of those who
won mperishabie glory on the plains of Mex
leo are at the guns. Our hearts are fired bv
the remem brance OF grieyous wrongs, and by
the anticipation of greater Injustice our
arms are made strong by the jus tness of our
cause with implicit reliance on the God of
Battles, we go forth to meet the deadly foe. -
Let the strife begin-we have no fear of the
issue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

Eaxoxr KEs LIaHT- Housg STRrcx NJ LisHr-
sIxG.-Last Thursday at & r. NJ. the keepers
house was struck and considerably damaged
by lightning. Mr.. Richards was in the light
houss at the time, and felt the shock. Mrs.
Richards was In the dwelling house, seventy
fvs yards distant from the light house, was
strnck down, apparently dead Tor half aii
hour A little boy, six years old, abed, and
sound asleep at tho time, received no harm.
The damags TO the house consisted In tearing
down plastering and brick work. and smash
ing TO pieces the mantet-piece. The light
house proper raceived no damage. 1ampa
fFid.J SaRNv S0Hth,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

REVENUE FLAa OF THE CoSFEDEKArE STATES.
We learn from our Mon tgomery exchanges
that flag for our revenue service was adopt
ed Wednesday last. The following is the de-
scription
The three broad bars, arranged perpendicu-
larly instead of horizontally, AS in the Ma
tional flag. The colors are, consecutiyeiy.
blue, white and red. In the blue bar there
are seven stars, ranged in a circle. The flag,
with the exception OF the arrangement of the
colors, very much resembles that Of the French
ma tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

Leaving tie State We'll grounded anure-
tensions exist, that in default of some deci-
siye movement by the State Convention i'm
defence of Southern rights, large numbers of
the most respectable and influential citizens
Of the Old Dominion will pack up and move
off with their effects to some more congeniaI
latitude. Instances are rot wanting where
some OF our own most valuable citizens dis
gusted with the existing order of things ha We
gone, or are preparing to do So In Eastern
Virginia, which, without disparagement to
any other sec tion of the State it NAV be said.
contains a large per centUm of its intelli-
gence, responsibility and wealth. muItitudes
of our best citizens are expecting to 20 South
during the present year. They say, that il
Virginia does not 60 with the South their
property VIII not be secure, and that before
the Confederate States cut off all in tercourse
with the Border States they want to cast
their lot with them.
About the time of the election for mar,hers
OF the Convention, the people We're greatly
inf1 uenced by the strong hopes then entertain
ed that an honorable and speedy adjustment
OF our national troubles would be effected
and thus the large majorities were given for
Union" men. But another reaction has
come, and Southern Indignation burns more
in tensely in the hearts Of the Virginia people
ises OF compromise have all proved abOrtiye
and that the policy of the Federal Government
will be coercion, and now they are for seces-
sion, or for prompt and united resistance.
All eyes are turned to the Convention and
the most intense solicitude is felt as to whether
it will prove itself equal to the momentous
interests which have been placed at its dis
posal. The man who will go for firm and i'm
mediate resistance, and thus aid in rolling
back the tide of Black Republican aggression.
is the man whom the people will delight to
honor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

MuapYl NJ 4 NYaRo.-Mr. Scott, overseer.
OF 4, A. Croom, Esq, on Lake Jackson, Fla,
was shot dead by . runaway negro bslcuging
70 Mr.: o., on Sunday, March Slst, while In
the effort by Mr.. s. TO capture him. The me-
gro was armed with IN old iiint and steel
muskct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

4musements.-At the Theatre, tonight, Sc
verai interesting plays. The season closes in
short time. The Chemical Dorarna of the
Russian War and Campaign on the Danube
can be seen at Metropolitan Hall, while Me-
chanics' Hall boasts of having possession of
Sanderson's colossal Revolving Dioramas Of
the Russian War and Crimean Scenerv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

Continued,-The Hastings Court yesterday
continued till the next term the case Of Geo.
and Beverly Bloomer, who are charged with
making an attack on and breaking the skull
OF John l.. Curry, on the 18th of March, m a
place called "Soiitude," on Cary street.. The
defendants were admitted to bail in $500 each
for their appearance ~
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Expresses leave New York at !, 5 and s O'Clock
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

Keno.-A game of this name having been
imported into this city and extensively pa
tronized, the Legislature has set its face
against further indulgence therein by pro-
ment at the neat Grand Jury of the Hust-
ings Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-12

Southern Righf Ball-See annonncement
OF this event. to come of on next Tuesday at
Oid Market Hall. The object sought to be ac-
complished is worthy of attention.