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The Ieajstarure.

In the Senate, yesterday, a bill was report
cd TO extend the corporate limits OF trede.
TicIsbnrg. Il petition was presented for an
appropriation for u camp of instruction for
cavalry officers. 4 joint resolution, to ad-
journ on the 18th inst. to the lst Monday in
Decem Der, was offered, and laid over under
The rules. The bill concerning the voluntary
enslaTement of free negroes was Indefinitely
pos tponed The bill authorizing the issue of
Treasury notes Will DO considered next We'd
nesday. y bill was passed 10 legalizc proceed
ings on Sunday, in certain cases.
In the House resolutions were offered as fol-
lows For amending the law exempting Ger
tain specific property from levy, SO az to allow
$500 worth In yalue to be selected for provid-
Ing against the discontinuanee Of motions lin
behalf Of the Commonwealth, &c OF amend
ing the law so as to prevent fraudulent con-
Teyancos; for apprOpriating a stun of money
10 experiment on q recently invented cannon,
and for authorizing the banks, during the sus-
pension oil specie payments to issue notes Of
less denomination than five dollars. A
number Of bills were reported. A report was
returned adverse 10 increasing the salaries of
oircers OF the Lunatic Asylums. The Senate
amendments TO Honse bill for the relief of the
oanks from the penalties OF a suspension OF
specie payments, were agreed to.
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The Dream OF Recoustructien,

One OF the most prominent and influential
citizens Of the South, a gentleman of acute
observation, ripe experience, and sound judg-
ment, who has lately travelled through the
seeded States, gives il as his opinion that
there was as much probability of the return
OF the thirteen Colonies TO the British Grown
after the battle of Yorktown, as there is of
the return OF the seeded States to the Union :"
An intelligent citizen of Mon tgomery writes
to his friend In Richmond that under no cir
instances, would the new Confederacy ally
Itself TO the Free States, not even if they
should permit the Montgomery Congress to
make Constitution for the whole: for the
simple reason that they DO not believe they
would observe any new compact with par
liele more fidelity Than the old
A gentleman of Richmond, now travelling in
the South, gives the same account in his let
fers to his friends in this city, adding that
there appears TO be "a feeling of relief among
the people as If they had been delivered from
some dreadful incubus.
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Rirhmaa1 -Dispatfb.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH i, 1881
Return of the Csmsni ssioaers---Serenad nd

Apeechss.
As soon rs il became known, YESTERDAY
evening, that Ex-President TYtra and Hon.
.JAsss A. SEDphs had returned from Wash
layton, arrangements were made for giving
them sesenade; and accordingly, between
eight and nine o'clock, the FRS; Regiment
had appeared in front Of tae Exchange
Hotel. where crowd Of thousands had as.
s"mbled, and played Sweet Home" and
other appropriate airs. Mr.. Tyler, respond
ing 10 the cali OF the multitude, came forward
and made n speech, IN which be said their
mission had resulted In nothing which coala
give any hope 10 The South The report ADOPT
ed by the Conference was miserable, ricAet-
" affair which afforded no guarantees OF
safety or security, AID was nos worthy of ac-
cepianee.
Mr.. SepDoy next addressed thu throns. lie
rave the report OF The Peace Conference
most thorough Sitting, aud denounced 1t as n
eelnsion and n sham--an insult and an offence
TO the South. Yet he thought If the Commits
sioners had been more strongly backed up by
public sentiment al bome-had there been eY-
hibiied n positive determination TO have am
ple security for the fntGre or secede at once
Virginia could have got all she wanted
Neither Of the distinguished gentlemen en-
tered into full exposition Of their views,
choosing. properly, 10 re serve them for a more
appropriate occasion.
There We're loud calls for Ex.Gov. WISE,
bu. he did not make his appearance. Lieut..
Gov. MosTA8ug was called out, and made a
strong secession speech.
The band next proceeded 10 the SlHswood
Hotel, where another seTenade was given, and
speeches were made by Messrs. SHRFrBy of
Snaythe MORTON, of Orange, and perhaps
pthars
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The CnnNeniinn.

a resolution offered yesterday by Colonel
RIcHARDsoS. of Hanover, seeking further in
formation relative to the military force of the
State, was laid on the table, but viii proba-
bly, be called up ut 4 convenient opportunity
The consideration Of Mr.. NooRg's resolutions
on the National troubles was resumed and
Mr. MORTON made n forcible secession speech
In the course of which he alluded in no com
plinentary terms, to the resolutioYs adopted
by the Peace Conference 4 Washington. Mr.
BATLoR, of Augusta, afterwards commenced
a speech on the Onion side OF the question
and VIII conclude to-day.
1t was rumored yesterday that the Commit
tee on Federal Relations were ready To ma Ike
Ii report, but nothing of the sort transpired
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Is Thoughts for Sick People.
Or. HdMPIONS TTNCTUREy

Ml " NJ. HUH,
No l95 South Paca street, Baltimore,
Cured u Rheumatism. Dyspepsia end Nervous Disease
Mn. EDWIN Nj. SPRANkLlN,
No. y Register street, Baltimore,
Most Dreadful case of ScrQfaia Of peGrs standing, lost
MISS MARY SCOFIkLD. Teacher
No. $50 Baltimore street,
Her case after years Of Sngerirg has aonished her
friepds. Let The afflicted eau to see her,
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
boy in the family OF the Hon. w. =. Thomas
sou, once a member of Congress from Kentucky
was mass of sores from head to foot His eve
lids turned inside out, protruding the eye
balls SO as to produce blindness. He was cured
by Hampton's Vegetable Dincture
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, OF Baltimore Custom House
suffered from these complaints for Is months, with
body and mind severely affected He was cured
by Hampion's Vegetable Tineture, after other
things failed.
COUGH. CONSUMPTION, sc.
Mr.. Henry &. Wynn had Cough for FIVE years
great ca knees, etc had in all i've or six phv-
oiciaus tried all the remedies but was cured only
by HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
FEMALES AND CHILDREN This TINCTURE
will be found great medicine for all their dis-
eases.
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many of the
most powerful possible certificates of cures of the
above diseases of our citizens
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, Richmond
by De-. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug
gists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. IL per bottle; six bottles,
-. 70 2S-dScwts
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estern SirCiNiD,

III the New York Tribune desires an illus
tration of the fidelity of Western Virginia 10
the South, we commend ii 10 the spirit stir
ring speech, on Wednesday last, of JAMES w.
SnEpFsY, Esq, Of Smythe, one of the ablest
and most influential members Of the Conven-
ton. We believe that the patriotic and gal
liant tone Of Mr. SnEFFEY, on the subject of CO.
ercion, Indicates the unanimous spirit of all
Virginia, L st and West, mountain and low
land, as the day of trial will incontes tably
prove
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DIED


on Fhnrsday, Feb esth, at 1 o'clock p. NJ,
nars.sMAkIHAl, ROLAND, consort Of Mr.. Henry
Roiahd In the ed year OF her sge
s All. lovely appearance of death,
nat sis hit upon earth Is SO fair
81 Hot hIIne gay pageants .! Earth,
Can with dead body compare.
How btest is our sister bereft
vi all TINT can burden her mind
How easy the soul, that has left
This wearisome body behind -.
This langnishing head Is at rest--
IFS thinking and aching Ger;
Ihir quiet, fInInovable breast,
Is heav'd by afhc!ion no more.
Ills finished. It's done-the spirit is Ged
The prisoner IL gone, the Christian l. dead
The Christian is living, thro' Jesus love,
And gladly receiving kingdom above.
H.r funeral will take place from the residence
OF her hu- band. corner Of Main and e5th streets,
saturday morning ST IL o'clock. The friends
and aequaintanccs OF the family are respectfully
requested 20 attend, without further notice. et*
On ;he 26th day OF February, OF pneumonia
MARY ELIZA COLEMAN, daughter OF Henry l..
aud Hannah n. Coleman, aged years and
months
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NE Commenting on the probable adoption
OF tbs compromise by the Peace Commission.
srs, the Washington (f'eb. 2s) correspondent
OF the Philadelphia Rep North American
says:
But even II the Convention should adopt this
mode OF II could not be carr cd through
congress before the ad JouIulDent, with the state
81 feeling which now exists in both houses It
Convention should adjourn without a conclusion.
defeated there" -N
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EXCITEMENT AT CatMBgEsBCRG, pA-There
was much excitement in Chambers burg, Pa
in consequence of a Seces sionist having an
peared at the Town Hail Tuesday night
where the ladies Were holding fair The
man wore a secession badge, and q scuffie was
the result. Nobody was hurt, but as both
parties were preparing Wednesday, in antici-
patton of fight, there was danger OF q riot
The Town Council, conseq uently, ordered the
hal! to be closed
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EJoHs M. DANIEL, Esq. late Minister q,
the United States TO Sardinia. resumed h,s
connection. yesterday, with the journal In th,,
city hrmeriy edited by him, ths Riehmona
6<ahafnsr- We welcome. with great nile.
sure, tbs return Of Mr.. DANIEL to a profes.io,
ID which he attained. In q BRIEF period. a re- .
patation unsurpassed by that OF any Amer.
can journalist. His residence abroad must
have afforded him rare opportunities of OBJ
sersasion and study which, il cannot be
doubted, he has turned to tbs best account. $.
His brilliant powers and trenchant wit win
nnd worthy srena for their exercise in tha
struggle now eonyulsing the public mind
Tbs cause Of Virginia and the south has nm
CHAMPION IN All their borders who Yields a
kssnsr or brighter blade, or who sends il
home with more vigorous hand.
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The Real Question,

VIII the deliberations of Peace Commis-
sioners at Washington, and of Conventions in
Virginia, prevent Old ABE from relieving
Fort Sumter. retaining all the United States
property III the seeding States, and collecting
she revenneS That is the question which is
TO determine the Issue of war or peace The
first drop Of Southern blood shed by Fede-
raj bayonet will inausurate the most dreadful
Iraternal strife, from one end OF tho United
States to the other. that the world has eyer
seen.
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THE ARMY BILL.-The army bill of this ses-
sion contains but few changes from the usual
bills of this character. For the manufacture
OF arms, Al armories $3.50, 900 are appropriated:
for Springfield (Mass.) armory, 500 900; and
for Harpers Ferry armory, s64 900 are appro-
priated. Appropriations are also made for
All OF the Northern inland forts, and for Forts
Calhoun, Taylor and JeffSreon, on the South
ern coast.
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FLORIDA STAY LAw.-The Marianna Enter
prise understands that the Stay Law, after
several notifications, passed both houses Of
the Legislature. 1t only STAYS the sale of pro-
ptrty now under execut ton, until the first
Monday in January next-provided the de-
PENDANT gives bond and security for its appear
ance,
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REsIasED.--Lient. George Watson Carr. of
Aib<mArls CO., Va, has resigned his ONCE Of
iN Lieutenant, Bri, Infantry T. 8. Army, and
biz yssignssion was accepted,
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kt2nihcnnt.
St2nIHcnnt.
Ihe Washington CORE spondent of the New

Inc Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says
w sthought tina, troops will have to be kept In
NJ ws CAsses. This secession business has kept
ssIun.ns.oo back len years, aud people canaot
same safety as before the reports thai tne
SLap.si was 10 be seized A lot of columns aud
Har.ys masses OF stone. lying near the White
noese qua 10 be used on the Treasury buildine
.uIaclsd the notice OF Goyervmspf 'tfesy. 10, ~,
YOU'D make excellent barbados i'm ca,e Of
rsct an aaa ONE people are foolish enough to sx
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

k1 Why do People Buy the
WHEELER * WILSON
SEWING MACHINE?
Because of it's
SfaPLIcITY, DURABILITY and BEAUTY.
Because Of its
Freedom from NOISE, OIL, and TRo rBLE.
Because 1t can be
Worked with EASE and PLEASURE.
Blu: are these facts?
Do the people buy 1t?
sEFENTY-FIyE THOUSAND HAVE BEEN SoLD'
RE $4,000! ~
is II simpler Read the report of the COMMITTEES
OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute.
ID 1t durable? We have certificates from we'll
known residents of Richmond, that they have
used It for four aud five years, without any ex
pense for repairs
Is it beautiful Compare it with Machines of
other makes.
Is it noisy In three hundred pariofs and cham
bers of Richmond, its ticking i. no disturbance.
ls 1t free from oil and dirt? There is none
more
And how about the trouble We have eertf-
Gates from persons all over tho State of Virginia.
who say that they find no trouble in learning to
use II, or IN Keeping ii In order. NH lit
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jaiS-ts JON" p. 4 Tnos. T. BALLARD
: POTsWOOD HOUSE. -----
RICHMOND U,

,a : kIJHMUND, VA.
This new HOTEL, at the corner Of MAIN and SIR
streets, lust Finished and elegantly furnished, is
now open for the accommodation of guests
The location Is the best in the CITY and evsrv
effort Will be made to please the patrons OF ths
House. " wv
have secured the services Of Mr. T. w How
NIGER, late of the Everett House, New York
no h--ly JONEPH II. CRENSHAW
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IA III q II - ~ ~

hlCHMoND, JANUARY ArH, 1881
me proprietors of this well known and nor,I.,
hhiert beg leave to return their heartfst
thanks 70 their friends and the public genersiIv'
ior the liberal patronage they have at Ali tims,
peeh favored with; and IL affords them pleasure 10
snnounee that the recent changes, removals. and
a. renovating OF the entire establishment
makes II one of the most peasa Mt nd confortshI
holeis Dor permanent boarders, as well AZ trsn
sie nj company, that can be enjoyed anywhere in
me country II Is due to the liberslity Of ths
stockholders Of the EXCHANGES to say that svary
thing has been done which could add to Its yais.
guests. VI Fs
Among the important chang and improvement.
IN tne a Liza Nd HOUSE, they have added a we'll
arranged aud convenient RESTAURANT wh;ch
Is now open for the patronage of the public In
arranging this part Of their business, a handsome
room has been provided for the ladies of the NJ
TEL, WITH private entrance from the parlor floor
In view OF the large expenditures and rsnevsa
energy, and strict attention on their part thsx
bope to merit continuance of that patronage AZ
long enjoy cd by IN an. ~
Ia l5-ts JOHN p n TUOs y p,r,,pn
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

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THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM.
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nd planters of
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
with the above FERTILIZER for their Spring
crops. It's application to the Wheat crop, seeded
durinx the last Fail. far developed mp 20 this
iime has been emiuentiy successful. and II is
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those of Tobacco, Oats and Corn.
The stock now on haad is mode rate butthe sup
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and during tho presen: unsettled condition of al
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propose to purchase 10 signify their intention OF
doing 80 al an early day, 10 enable the Company
to make timely preparation to execnte all orders
that may como ir.
PRICE PER TON OF 1900 LBS, $50 CASH.
ny urders can be addressed to the Commission
Merchants generally of Richmond, or 70
ia l. nE
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me addition to this Hotel being comnl:,..
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u ). u ne intention OF the proprietors TO msks
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ne Physiological View of Marriage
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WOOD, COAL, &c.
f9~71--'
-" d D ID w u % d.

w DIV ID.
constant supply OF
OAK and PINE WOOD
Which will be delivered to families at the very
lowest market price.
fe 2l-ts A. s. LEE.
(iUkE.-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE
~ will be, until further notice, an follows
Lump Coke, Oe per load.
stove tph6, % -
Hail Coke ......................s5
de lots JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
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AJAX AND PINE WOOD-seasoned and und er
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de- Its JNO. WERTH Ae't


III . q ". :. " Gh IT az y
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER viii lie
l. published DAILY by DASlEL 4 LLOYD
from their office on Governor street on and aft ar
the 2Sth of FEBRUARY, 1901. 1t shall contain the
latest Eews by mail and telegraph The sub
scrlpt'oh price Will bese Tor the year, when left
ut the houses of subscribers. II may also be OBJ
tanned from carriers at two cents for the single
copy, or twelve and half cents the week
Persons beyond the limits of the civ desiring TO
obtain the DAILY EXAMINER bv mail can do so
by ordering in letter directed to the Exanii-
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dress and six dollars
The SEMl WEEKLY and WEEKLY EXAMINER
will be published as heretofoTe--the first FOR II,
the second ior -, invariably in advance.
Ia
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Will be added to the above sale, at the same
time and place, Il large lot of
DOMESTIC COTTONS,
consisting Of various qualities of BROWN
SHEETlNG, SHIFTING and UZNABURGS man
featured by our Factories in Petersburg.
LYNCH K CALENDER Agents
fe 25-ts Ettrick' and IattoaX Companies
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- NOTICE. Meeting Of the STuCK-
mr. HOLDERS u the WES1HAM IRON co
! ne heid al the SP0TSWoOD HOTEL AZ a
n on Friday, ths LIST day OF Marcn next,
., Dusihess OF Importance 10 the Compa nv renaers
wy oesfapie That all interested should Attend
Rieh,naxa WM. q. CRENSHAW, Pras't.
- w ~, 1871 fe 20-9t