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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

gaLGErgIE stesSH!TAx4,
Fr CHCECH 1lLL, RICHMOND, Va.
WsI-s PArIEsTs-In wards, - peg week h
Private roor1a, :? 30 SIS per waek.
SLAVES par wsek. less tn&2 3 weak, 81 ps
day hub rot 10 sxsas6 - psT weak. Frstti3n
ever tbs 6rst weak II CENTS per day.
10 sxtTG GbGTges except for fcf4ic.i operations
AID then al additional fec ranging from - 10 IS
viii be snsgge1. I1ss YGyabJ. tAs 7sSscpGi q IL
eEetsRt. No sE1alI-po sdIGttts1.
covered Eprtrg wagon vii. convey patients u
and from the hospital when desired Orders MAJ
30 afl 1T tho hospital, o. At tbs oGies Of & L. OIL
LArAT. lisk street between Man 3nd Cary.
The subscriber, who has Sesn connected viii
tha Institution aimee Us fCqnaatIoD having taxes
u u1de- his exclusive e1sTEs, aided Big SompatsA
sksistsnGs, s9lisfbs ( Continuance OF Inc nhaT2
pa.ronsgs Of his ITieE6s ana Of ina pebus gene
rally.
AStsa&ins PhysisiGs zzd sn1sson,
5SESN EULTOS, = n,
Ggsss strsaS, nstwasa 4tn aac cts.
A3srsFAETss
8, ". p. ESDCE, II. D.,
gAEgsa Eli. s52. egto snc E.ar4hsji Sta
-. y G03QfN Z. D.,
j. is-zg E-si+5at Physician.
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KEEH, BALDWIN WILLIAMS beg 70
ia keep ID cir friends advised oi their removal
seven doors above their old stand. 10 their new
Iroa Front -ore, directly opposite 10 the DisDHtnh
srs prepared TO serve them with Civil and Mill
tary Clothing, hey may desire.
We have seen red the services Of Meesrs <. :.
MCEbEoY and Z. J adams, with other axperi-
euced outtars and having q large force OF opera
t!ves Invite orders from military compeni es
aud Others. IVY
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eSRIGa r. = H@-.----.-e 100
Efshmord, IS. iGlg - ~.
s sySss -. TIKI CtfUFAzE u ~

Eishmor1, =. jay 3 %
s TIT = COMPANY IL re-
49, = pared 70 tagas ,ne Sc-es ts'
sssS<-S f& fsyvea % - The s1rexsa esq
luton, In exchange for tAe c0u2cn B2nda E9s
outstanding:
.hts Corrrany Re SathoriEsd , iAsES Beg .s.sfs'
Bon dis Ia hen o. he Coupca Bonds O. th. LoA'
pany now outstanding, 20 sucl pertonB - 1lJ
dssIra TO make eueh exchange Enc . - Gsfstf
expressly understood and agreed tbs! he Aes'.
tered Bonds so iasusd shall De secured y saf
lien heretofore given TO seeEFe the 1s44 volWs
Bonds, and that such lea shAA AGt dc "A Aaf
manner affected % impaired 6y s1sh tt-4aate q
bonds. Ii shall bs the duty a. the oo1-G u ave
the Coupon Bones, 60 received q e<clAA5 =, ~
esilsd al or before the ssr1a 81 sz1las 1s 'aa
Registered Bonds" ID. ~ YARAlN oIvf,
~ I'm Trcas7tar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

UUAfAunhAI efATko vi AMhhlCA,,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J
RICEnoNp, June 32d, 1851.
IN accordance with the acc Of August 18th, lS&3
L Sealed Proposals for furnishing this Depart:
the 7sd day OF July proximo. Etationsrs are re-
luested to name the terms upon which they wiz
deliver the following articles, and are required
10 accompany their proposals. with specimen sam'
pie; Of the same:
FOOLSCAP, ruled;
LAWYERS BHIEI;
LETTER, ruled
COMMERCIAL MOTH:
OFFICIAL RNYKLOPk0j
LETTER do.
WRAPPING PAPER.
Contrasts for supplying the same Will b let on,
70 the lowest bidders.
O. q. HKNNINGkA,
je lis Secretary OF the Treasury
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4 TAI :, *tiA vs. t3NskN Eh Is - 81 q
~ REGLS CASsIHEREs YOUNG WBIS-
T0E'S SEIMERES-MlLLEE'S EASsI Rss-.
All Of Southern man1facture, now In hand and
will he made to order Ia the latest sty les, ei.hs,
for aittxsn.' or military wear. Remember, thia IL
= Southern mandatory, and has been r0r the last
II years 1t has not sprung up from the necessity
OF the causes. Being practical man at the bust
neas land not ma wing climbed IN st the back wiz
dow over other peoples sh0Gi2ers,} | rstter NY.
reIf thai ] know NY business and knowing il
can give the eaatonefs The benefit OF that know
ledge.
Gail 1t the large and new store, bat Old stand,
ia Man street fu,h - Wh, lha SMITH.
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Aifbmnnd 9ispatrh.

Sons Of ne Sunny South march on
fteat ftg yonr rtSh b. be ste Z, last end brave
foar's be The v.c.or's ia0se4-wTsa Ia d cIcwn,
ar he fsii'n p .tti9ts honored grave;
fesg 8 b. tn task q free cur "a land
s. IA ha,asrAts No-taman's h It'd roweri
Cs.-'s 20 watch ser the fallen 81 year band,
ard euetsia them in thoir dysn. honr
F~sr nst he North fri sugry hordes
Oar b Saeshe-n ianSs shall asrtT take;
Tyut Got + ~ield firmly your swotds,
Ia esoe { .tis. when ait by the sahhe
II "a net iaeir thrsateaiERs npd curses dfear'
Rati IA nv in III the'r fel march wdnsta' il
Fear aaa s1ti with gallant LEE al Sont cad,
4ni JEFFERSON DAVIS 10 take command.
Fl hit for the lard Of he yasm' ne ard Rose,
sb4 he fssth'rv p I'M and MyTi's bT ght,
Whe.e the prte Magnolia prasd iy st..s,
Pot e hessti a, boatk oh molly Il hit,
Bu fEh It'll a.ore fer yoni nstire aiei
" ae = mnsh r., sisters, SUD fvv'd oaes live;
,sttsv~ slaves h9ll re'r be her fate,
FIR dsas IITgin,G yo1r AZ blood We.
Wave II fly ur fax IN & aeefui folds
All fsit ! to G. Upc uacimmd s'2rs:
Ias cad o. ths ''Ssripss whici LINCOLN no Ne,
We Sc blAZon' d GA. q vita red aud " hiIs Bars
Gas tisht Its an sna hear II On higa.
aid 20 n OF >canAcc and clath of s'eel
DisTgAhsiei ~ br0k 81 II shall lie,
Forever Is ta's hi the fbe shall feel.
Pet ropel. Cayo'fae Co. Ia.
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DsSgULUTs9A The ccaVsTa o. BARES
- DALE u BROTHERS Is sis da5 dissolved bg
mutual consent, AL pere3ns t5y1qs claims
hgs,nst Or 3ent@d 20, tats corSaeE. Will pTssop'
tt.e,y sI.iras - JLAIs0BsB and CGkZlEG q
UAzEscAL&. ~a;o are autG9rizsi to settle Up tas
pooks CLAIBORNE 2hkEspELx.
sGzE.'T Is. BAkHSOAhS,
CHARLES Z. 5AEESIALa.
Stsh,nnaI. LIZ :. lss.
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re DIR. Grenshaw has shade an arrange.
nRk. with DR.. PoLLAED 10 attend to his practice
while he tDr G is absent in the army. DR.. ROT.
sARp's ofscA " en- Cove street. " l6-2w
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Nsw Gsncezas-The undersigned hevs tnis
ssy entered into CO. psyrn eYship. GadeP tbs style
s1d firm of BAAKSDALB q BR0T9 81, for Tbs
purpose Of conducting the PRODUCE COMALs.
SION BOSiN ESS, and VIII give especial attention
to the s&ls Of Tobacco, Wheat, Ccrn, &C. Tl8y
hops, from theiT experience = thts business, snd
by strict ana prompt atte1tlOG, 70 merit liberal
2crtion of pubIic patronage Thsy have engaged
lie servioes Of Col. G. l.. BARheBALE as Sales
mar Of Tobacco, ho will dsvo;s hia attention to
mis- OrsEsh Of las business.
CI,AiBORNH BAREsDaLs,
CHARLES z. BAkKSDALs.
Richmond. July !, l6sz
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AEEiy ksIler-Destroys 6ies instantly, with.
oct danger to anything else. For sale by
JOHN W. GARLICk,
ApotheczTy, Sc,
4. ~ NsrkHt placs. Prertetu sivsst
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sst- ole Deziagsa insurance. Gs@rsays
asts., ne. Il EIsss 49, s,s<s 81. eAsr.ss ssiss.
CASE CAPITAL. --..>...-~-.-.--..-~.S 2G0. s9S
IUTE0RiZAD CAPITAL,.---..--.. see ,ooe
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ss3 Special ssties.
/ Fro7, .his day, until further notice, ws shall
cell our goods oniy for Cash, or isa equivalent.
mr s-fs SAM't N. PKfCE 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsHiSsTOs, March ?

" AAhAheIoAs AaiSu z.
The Senate will probably concur by 4 two
thirds vote In the adoption Of Corwin's resolu-
tion concerning nOn-interference with slavery IN
States where Il now exists.
Senators Hunter and Mason, and Others from
the South will probably oppose concurrence
Congress will probably pass resolutions today
correcting the Tariff bill a. signed BY the Presi-
en- out by the Senate and House In relation 10 the
duties on wool, and relative TO the warehouse
The Inaugural was read last night to the mem.
bers of the Cabinet, who have accepted II will
occupy two columns Of the National Inteiligen-
GER No advance copies will be sent out. The
l. nguage used by Mr.. Lincoln Is firm and deoid
ed he will execute the laws. The forts in the
seeding States will be held or recovered, and
duties in the seeding States will be collected.
he will also advocate National Convention. g
The safety Of Mr.. Lincoln on Inauguration day
Is regarded beyond doubt This conclusion Is
reach after q thorough Investigation Of the con
ficting rumors -
The only chance of compromise now lies in the
adoption Of the resolutions Of Mr.. Corlgin.
Every train brings crowds Of visitors The
hotels and lodging houses are full to overhoWing
snd hundreds are clamOring for beds and board
Ing;
morning.
| on Capt Pope till the I1th inst BE could not
I breast the contempt which Lis petty revenge ex
A report gained credenee this morning that the
/ Virginia Convention had adopted the Ordinances
4 dispatch sent to Richmond elected the fol
R1cHuoSB, March s.
Rest assured this Convention will notyots Yir-
I ginia out Of the Union, not oiWithstanding the re
/ fusal Of Congress to Gccept the compromise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

"a b sti Es TIE o4pilelf u TIE iange9ae q tae
Select Committee-thls was In time Of high ex'
Cllement consequent upon reVoluttonary events
transpiring all around ~
The very sir was nllsd with rumon and indi.
viduais with the most extruvagant fears and
threats under thess clreamsiancesi which the
President days he needed no detail, aa they ap-
pear In the testimony Of the Select Committee.
he was convinced that he ought o. act. The
safety Of the immense amount Of public property
In this city and that % the archieFes OF the Coy
ernment In which the States and especially the
new States in which the public lands are situated
have deep interest The peace and order OF INC
eli yitself, and security Of the President elect
were objects Of such vast importance 70 the whole
country, thatI could not hesitate 70 aoopt pre-
cautionary and defensive measures A. the
present memont when all ia quiet Il ia diiacult .
realize the state Of alarm which prevailed Whel
the troops were first ordered 20 this city I'M
almost instantly subsidized after the arrival Of th'
frst company and feeling Of comparative peAo'
and security has since existed both In " ashing
ton aud throughout the country Had refused
to adopt this precautionary measure ana etll oun
sequences which many good men at the time ~
pretended, had followed, l should never nav
(Signed) JAMES BUCHANAN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

Nc. Ufitiendeh proceeding, said nothing was
more lameniable than the great change In The
great change IN the condition Of the United
States. A few months ago we were q united hap.
py people, now the Union was dismembered and
ihe same spirit was making dangerous progress.
The noise In the galleries 20 much increased
that It was impossible % hear.
The galleries were cleared by order Of the
President, except those seated.
Mr. CFittenden proceeded and said the country
was In danger, and measures should be proposed
to save Il, but you cit here and have done
nothing, presentinga spectacle 70 the country a
incompetent to devise meana for the public safe
ty, and acknowledging 10 the world that we can
do nothing II a aquestion not OF party, but Oi
Union and the country. He believes all that was
necessary TO settle this great mischief was to
agree IN the sterile territory Of New Mexico
and the state Of things will remain as Il is. II
she "a admitted a8 a State q all that Il asked
In respect 20 fugltives there Il no officially
that was settled by the Constitution. He asked
/ II it was not worth something, even If Il could
not bring back the States, 70 preserve those moi
IOn or 4 Il an idea dogma not In the COnstitu
lion but which has It's origin In the peculiar idea
Of the people Of certain sections 10 be an insep
/ arabic barrier to the measures and policy neces
| sary 10 save the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
AMENDMENT 10 TBE FUGITIVE
SLAVE ACT,
WAsH1reror. lIarch


The following Is an abstractof the snendmeni
% the act for tie redItOn Of fugitves from labor
passed the House 70 day.
Every person arrested shall be produced before
the CourI, Judge, OF Commissioner for the State
or Territory where the arrest Is made Such
Court 20 proceed 10 hear and consider the same
publicly, and If such Court, 6c 6 Of opinion
that the per1on ewes labor or service 10 claimant
According % the laws Of the State or territory
and has Escaped thefeffo1n, the Court 6c shall
deliver 70 claimant or agent Certificate Of such
facis snd 81 such fugitive aver that he e free
gnch rTerrneat shall be entered on the certificate
aud TIE flgitiTe shall be delivered TO the Mar
shal oflhe State from which the fugitive is ascer-
tained % have fed who shall produce The said
fagitiFe before one Of the Judges Of the Circuit
Corrt for tbe last mentioned State, who shall
cause Z jury 10 be el1pannelied 70 try whether
unch frziiiTe owes labor OF service. The fugitive
being eErilied 70 the aid Ct council and 70 pro
cess f0r procuring evidence at the cost Of the
United Stltss. And upon such finding the Judge
shall render judgment, causing the fugitive to Be
delivered u the claimant or returned to the place
where nfrasled 81 the expense ofthe government
II the Judge l. not satisfied with the verdict he
may calse another juTy TO try forthwith, whose
Terdist shall be fnal.
The section also imposes Ene OF $1,000 on the
Marshal u be does not fulfil the duty assigned By
this act
section enacis that no citizen shall be com.
pelied 70 aid the Marshal or owner In the capture
nnles force is employed for capture from the
NarshaL IL also fixes the fee Of fhe COmnls-
rforar Al SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

WRHiSeroS, March ].
Senalols Wirfal and Hemphill gave notice that
they viii wlthdraW from the Senate tomorrow,
they being convened that the Texas secession 8
ratified By the people
The Tribune Correspondent aATs Liueoin re-
qucstcd an interview Wsih Cameron. Aiief Ger.
tain explanations ihe iafter was otefed 9 seat In
the Cahincfs 20 which ne rsplied-He could &C.
capt ~ oi1tr Dcportuelf than the Treasury.
i Irt11nce Attorney General Of Pennsyl-
rani.. ~ ppon llr. Lincoln and In the name
ofthe slEio Government protested against Chass's
appointment. and Insisted upon Cameron for the
Treasury.
LsfsT aivioss ssats thatli Is dsdnitely deter
mined that Chase shall have the Treasury De
Alta second Interview with Cameron be was
offered the " ar Department
an inviia:i1ns for the Cabinet VIII be issued
90 morrow. 4..-
fhere 6 4 Freat'run to-day on the Government
funds. Several Bureaus, including the NaVy
Arelcf, have paid thelr last dollar
Adrices from San Antonia intimate that ths
Governu11t dispatch ordering Col. Waite TO su
percrdo Gen. TWlEEs, was intercepted betweei
Ban Antonio and Camp Verde.
The House CCHmiftee on Ways and Mean
have rejected the Senate Amendment 20 the Pos
Once Appropriation bill transferring the Butter
field Overhaul Nail Contract 20 the central route
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NEw YORK .nIARKRT-nIAROH ,.

] NEW LUhA
Icy TELEGRAPR.I
] FLOUR-Market continues dull, and prices hav,
generally undergone no material change. Shippers
refuse to pay over s., % for good extra state
state; s5,2O@5,SO Tor extra state, s5,05@5,l5 foi
superhne westsfni S5,25@5,40 for common to extrl
WESTERN s4055O for chipping brands extra round
hooPed Ohioj and t5,6o97m for trade brands do
Market closing dull and heavy.
| CANADIAN FLOUR-Market dull and droOp-
ing. Sales are 400 bbls at S5,2O96,75 for common
RYE FLOUR-ouiet and steady at ss4O@4,IC
for common to choice superfne.
CORN BIEALI,Dull and heavy at $3.50 for Jer-
seyi S3 90 forrd sndyWine.
dsInand. sales $50 bblG at lSc.
WHEAT Market little more steady, but the
demand continues very moderate.
Sales are $50 bush fair Chicago spring deliver
ed at Sl,l7; Milwaukes club and amber Iowa de-
llvered 81 22 IN store and s. 25 delivered; Canadian
western Sl.34; white western Sl,4O.
Hi Vosra Ss1 ~ ~ r@ ~ 9s 9s 5s eaty
OORN-Market without important change. Ex-
port moderate request and steady prices new dull
and heavy. Sales 5000 bTsh at 665f96618e tor
old mixed western in store, including small parcels
choice at 6I@6se delyered 5s9 6qe new mixed west
choice new Southern Yellow 7O97se white South
OATs-Plenty and duh. Sales 40 ss<as5xc for
western and Canadian 35,Q35c for state.
FORK Market quit and steady. Sales are l725
bbls gf $l7-25 for Mess $3.50 prime.
bEEF-PFices nominaiiy unchanged, The sales
are loo bbls at Si,755i00 country prime; S. 5I56,25
for country ness SSoO9lo,oo repacked mes5i 5000
@lI,00 extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF Dull and nominaIy
unchanged.
BERF EAAIs-Steady and firm at I23lsc state
and western. Sales Of Z3a bbls Of the latter Sl475
@i8O.
OUT A5EATS-Steady and in good demand
Sales H5 pkgs at 656@6Se shouidsrsi s&@se for
hams.
HOG s-Stsady and better feeling. Sales at 63($
@754c for corn Ted dressed and 696tSclve weights.
BACON-Dull and heavy. Sales are 30 boxes of
Cumberland cut middleS at sHc
LARLt-MArket continues steady and in mOder-
ate demand. Sales are $50 bbls 9S9lo5lc fSr prime
western.
3 9UTTER- Is selling at IOc@l4e for ohiOI
hG1l9c state.
CHERsK-steady at s8lO1lo for Inferior to
prime.
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WAsHmsror, March 2.
HOUSE
nIrss0TRT C0NYRNTION.

ST. LOUIS 4afch
In the Convention yesterday the motion 70 ta-
ble the motion 10 reconsider the vote oy which
fhe resolution requiring the members to take an
cath 10 support the Constitution Of the United
States and State Of Missouri, was adopted was
lost as to 50. Members were then qualified.
In the afternoon the Convention was perma-
nently organized by the election Of eN Governor
Sterling Prlee, President, and L, S Low, Seere
tary.
Communication from Luther J. Glenn, annOunc-
ing himself Commissioner from Georgia On
motion the communication was laid on the table.
diournad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
rFYAs NEWS.

EEw ORLEANS, March l.
GalEesion adficss state that Capt Hill, in reply
20 she feEas Commissioners, refused % evacaafe
Fort Brown OF surrender Government property.
If q stated that HiH ordered reinforcements from
RinsFold Barracks 70 refake the property on Bra
zos Island.
A collision between the Government and State
troops was Imminent.
against Cas-, Marion, Rusk and Cherokee cOun-
ties reported almost unanimously for it,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
ZeaaI alpIiFea
NTOVTCE No IOONTp-4 cvrO9e9

~ CL-<-l - OO44 luAO OAtc.-
y fIQpo1tll VII ge received az the Oiico Of the
NltY tlEh fin4ef n tle pilJ d Cleveland, until u
o'clock H., March lthi 1851 Dor tt grsdsnF and in-
proving Grove street li7 entire length
Plans and and SPECIFIC ncatlou7 may b1sseu and mora
particular inlorInallon obtaiusd st s4id Eneineos
Office on and alter February Hth, 1s6l.
Eacb proposal must b accompanied By a good and
sufficient bOnd requiring the bidder 70 enter into
contracted at the price namsd in bis proposal should
the same be arcept z.
The Board Of Ciiy Improvements Invite the sub
mission Of Bids rolerging the righs % aecept OF
lect the same. By order Of tue Boalc.
o. 81. SARaENT,
fab2ia25 CIV Cf9fi nrgiuaaf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
IMPORTANT WAsHINGTON ITEMs.

WAsHwsros, march,.
The Army and Navy officers, and also the Sec
retaries of those Departments paid farewell vsits
to Mr.. Buchanan to-day. Short speeches ~ore
made.
Minister Dallas, In communicating with the
President information relative TO the proceedings
before the Lord Chief Justice In the Anderson
case, says the amount of legal acumen and astute-
ness brought to bear in support Of the British in
depreciation of the 10th article Of the ExtradtiOn
Treaty is astonishing. The matter goes TO the
incoming Administration. A new Convention
will probably be the result for mutual under.
standing Of the article in question.
All gentlemen named in connection with the
Cabinet are here
The relative cast Of positions for some time,
however, Is now speculative.
A number of Conservative members of the Vlr-
ginia Convention, arrived to report the position
Of Affairs, are not encouraged 10 the extent anti
! ciPsted.
| Herald correspondence.
Intelligence received to day from the new gov
eminent at Montgomery, shows that II was pro
ceeding with great vigoT.
By the 4th Of March Il is believed the entire
SIS 900 900 loan will have been taken. 80 900 vol
unteers are now being drilled and awaiting
orders. A large army provision supplies of al
sorts have been purchased recently in Chicago
81. Louis and CINCINNATI, and sent to Mobile and
/ New Orleans for distribution
! On the 4th Of March the new postal arrange
| menis 20 into effect
The die for the new stamps has been made, and
the Railroad Contractors continued in the service
| Of the Confederate States.
The present tariff is merely designed 10 be TEN
pOrary, and as soon as possible new syste n viii
Il be adopted.
! The President approved the tariff and terrific
/ rial bills of Colorado, DacOtah and Nevada.
/ The President leaves Tuesday for Wheatland
| His Secretary, Grosbrenne, remains several day
| to attend to Mr.. Buchauan's private business.
Senators Hemphill and Wigfall leave TO
! Montgomery Tuesday, to join Regan and othe
members Of the Southern Convention iron
Texas
The inaugural will not be delivered to hands o
| the printer until after delivery. II will be re-
ported for the Associated Press.
The Pacific Railroad bill is beyond resHseita
! ton.
No measure which even the mo ultra seces
sionists can call coercion, has passed Congress.
SOUTHERN CONFEDRRACY.
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TIRGINIa CoNFENTIoN.
RrounoyB. March

AAtel-Ao2thf p AAAaANA l.
In Convention 20 day the resolution to submit
the question 80 vote Of the people, whether 10
remsin with the North or 20 secede was referred.
The speeches made to-day, indicate that the
Peaoe Propositions were acceptable 20 the
Unionisls bat are denounced by the Secession
ists.
The Peace Commissioners were invited TO seats
In the Convention As e substitute % resolution
inriL-lr hen b addrass The Convention.
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8tass foandta.

lanes H. ODELL, BRASS
~ 1Og DER AND MAEyFACTURER u
braa8 Work Of every description, No. a5 Union s. .
aieN doom rom Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio "a
Z F-eFaIad 70 furnish all kinds Of work used fol
oset4s Neler OF 0agt and all the various articles
lged II the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of IN
kipe9 made and repalred Brass Casting done dafiT4
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Pit Is Atty fsbI2sss
AIAlLINE ~ LIER I'D " nIIT y :
ManMfaftnEErs. .

DERNARD DEMMENG.
IL Successor to II. Konisslow,)
ARTISAN. KACHiNIsT AND PATENT MODEL,
NJ & L r,
No. l44 Superior street. Leader Building,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DENMENG, having purehased ths
establishment Of Il. honiR8loW, is nov prepared 10
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines ana
all kinds Of light Machinery. Partcular attention
and iaeilities for getting up Models Of Patents.
REP AIRINg
II your SKATES need fixing, call ON Demmsnq.
II your SEWING MACHINE is out Of erdzr, he
viii put 10 in order.
he repairs all kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments.
An kinds Of Metal and Musical Instrumsnts le-
paired.
Ify5u should set Up new Patent, Dsmmene Is
the man % get up your Models, either in Wood.
Brass, or Iron, 10 the neatest manner.
All kinds Oh Belt Hangin done In prompt style.
All kinds Of light Machinery put in order IN the
most expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported
small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
hatl hoad inductOr's Punches manufactured in
the best manner.
Rail Read Conductors Punches repaired
RI A1-ln iact everything IN the SHAPE ef repairing
or manuiactnrings done on contract.
- Enfrunce 20 s1op-l1l Superior street, uD one
pair Of stairs. BERNARD DFFffIVefs