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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March 2S;h--The heads of the several
military bureaus IN the War Department. including Gen
Scott have united in strong protest against the reno
val o. the officers in the civil bureaus OF the De-
IaTtment.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination OF Alvin
Saunders OF Iowa, Governor OF Nebraska and many
other appointments.
senator Wgfall left for Charleston to-day.
For several weeks rumors have prevailed that many
Uronsts in some of the Seeded States intend 10 apply
to the Pres'n for Judicial appont Alsin those States
The report Is partially confirmed by the nomination to-
day OF George W. Lane as Judge Of the Northern and
SOuthern pistrfrts Of Alabama
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, March pc The State Convention re-as.
semoed to-day Mr. ShngleT offered a resolution that
all supplies, aud mail facilities allowed Msjor An
derson aud the garrison Fort SUMTER be immediate
ly cut OIL
The resolution was ordered for examination to-mor-
row TIE general impression is that it will be vo:ed
down.
There viii be some discussion on the adoption of the
Constitution OF the Confederate States, but it will be
ratified by large majority.
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MARKETs

BALTIMORE, Mach 26-Four dull Howard Street and O,io
tSl2' City NIL sno sales Wheat active and firm Rel 27 o
lSJ cents; white icG5 cents Corn stead IN N.d .53 cts
Psrk dun; sII; prime ga Coffee dull A0ls cents
WHISKY dUi az lie
NEO YOEg March 26Coon steady Flour higher-Souhern
t5 as IS Wheat cent higher. Corn advancing tendency
miyed 69 cts yellow 5000 cts. hrm-me SlGL
t8lOaa prime fl2&GBfliA. whisky lT63lTK cts sugar
Sc dy-Muscoysi 10 46 cts MoaSses duUreaas 63i Gus
Spus Turpentue duh S5l. Resin steady st3I socks
hrm-NeS Y'r Cenrsis s,9 Vhginas I9z Msoui's Co..
SoRsOLs. March ed-Co.ton-saes S02L cts strictly
prime N mcrerecpts hight Cornsles OF thousand
bushes 0day at 6l6S yelloS IS Naval Stores dull
Tar .5lNS' co frm-white hog head 66 hea-ing
5Qt6S RID 81 Shingles ecil,e-tsir bulcng )
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
FROM NEW YORK.

Nav ioRE March 26.-Fhe steamer Bienvile, under
su veiilauee for lacking regular clearance from a
Southern port will probably be released under arrange
ments that in progress.
schooner from Florida also without regular
clearance, has paid 6ne OF one hundred dollars
The Western HOTEL CORTLAND street. was partially
burnt this morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

THx ORDNANCE BoAEp-In accordance with the act
establishing an Ordnance Department Gov. Letcher has
nominated TO the Senate Col Chas Dimmock as Colonel
Can't BrscOe g. Baldwin Captain, and Captain F. G..
Coghan a. CLERK with the rank Of Captain We presume
that the Senate will rAtfy the nominations, they
All GOOD men and Col Dimmock, If elected will
retain his position Captain OF the Public Guard, but
will receive only the salary OF the highest post for
holding the Offices lie is military engineer Of the
first class Cap Badwin has also considerable military
experience add vii prove valuable officer in this De-
partment Capt Coghlan is perhaps more familiar with
the pen than the sword aud while sure that he
could WELD the latter whenever the occasion might
arise the former qualification ts him for the prese
most.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

EDIToRIAL CHANGE.-Tae Petersburg LstsiligsReer Of
yesterday thai o. p Haue' Esq, Of the Express
Of hat civ has accepted position with the Examiner
Of Richmond aud vii make the metropolis his residence
for the future Il sresks in high OF Mr. Hainss
and saws 1--WE shall sadly miss The lively and atty para
graphs which he has been accustomed 70 up for
readers Of the E<prsss." Our acquaintance With Nr
Hin Is limited but we believe th1, the compliments Of
the h'siiicspc,r well deserved and We cordially
wslroue him 10 Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

RUsBA Il RS PREMIUM BIT.
~ TERs Is conceded to be the most delicious whole
some tonic In the World by almost fam
iy In VIRGINIA. solely this climate and should he
found the house every Southern Family a. cure for az dis
the stomach and bowels They PkR
Nervous Headache with pain In the
they give immediate relief correct disodered
vers In and dehia,ed persons they will give vital
energy whole sys;en Trey only give
precedence AL Other Bters Thee bers be had Of
Messrs GRAY PURCkI, LADD CO. ana by all prominent
Druggists the city Of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia and
c.; CANDY GUPIN co, Baltimore: B. A. FAHNEsToCg CO.
Philadelphia, and BARNES PARK, New York
Orders filed by addressing y BAKER, Proprietor
6-ttc Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

PEEsoSAL-Ex Senator wigan and LADY, of Texas,
Hon. John p. Floyd, Of Abingdon, and Major Ben. Nc
CulIoch, are at the Spolswood Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

FATAL ACCIDENT IN PORTSMOUTH.
NORFOLK March 90 Mr.. c. Y Diggs, hardware
merchant Of Portsmouth fell through the Fa;chway of
his store this morning and was instantly killed
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AUCTION SALES.

By cHAs 2. woRTHAM ca. Auors
I,AVCO sEE OF AGAR AND MaLs gsEs
~ AT Auction On WEDNESDAY. Apnl 80, At Ware
House. on the Dock q! IL o'clock ~ VII el
the earyc per schr Adsc direct from Anakspas, La,
ssing Of
sPshids piime to choice .. s-gar
sOb5s do do do Aolasses
20 half hbls DO do de
TYrMs FIR sums under 90 cash f00 four
month. credit, for approved negotiable paper.
mh26- ids c. T w01rgAM& CO., hue,s
rE,HUsTEr,S SALE.-As Trustee under deed Of Trust
the Cad Of February, 1884, BY c. w. Jones and c.,
Thornton purposes therein meni Ishs the (d)
81 APRIL 1851 tn Auction OF Hector DAVIS
City OF Richmond, A. the hoGr Of II O'clock ell
sell the high tiddsr for cash all right and title
tee TO certain gl conveyed by said deed and
In the POSSESSION Ct wm D. Jones, Ia Buckingham county Viz
gitia X A. LANCAs1ER,
mh23 TfTsse.
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EDUCATION.
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.


M. DUPUY, A. NJ ........ PRINCIPAL
HE next session this Institution win commence on the l NJ
October 1850 and VIII terminate the seth June 1851
The Principal will be aided heretofore by well selected
corps Assistants vho with their ability experience cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction
The Boarding Department VIII be under the of NJ,
and Mrs Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary Cassels formerly osa
yannah They alone will reside In the Seminary with the Young
ladies' and viii exercise Pdredl and control over hoss
committed TO their charge.
The success has attended effort 10 establish In the civ
Richmond Female Seminary OF the encouraged
Principal 10 provide more ample the
The buildings are now being enlarged important
viii be made In them which viii add greatly 10 ther
ventilated and than two 70 four boardefs win
py one room The Recitation Rooms will be well for The
Accommodation ofthe pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTH";
bosru tEVv w
Wash'ng fuel and hghs 80 90
ruton In the Preparatory Department ......... 90 90
do In ordinary English branches. 20
do In advanced 90 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 90
do In Modern and Ancient Languages, each 20 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental piano and GUITAR for one
lesson Of hour per week 20 90
LESSONS OF one hour each week ..... so
Use OF piano 10 90
Drawing In Orayon 80 60
Painting In Water colors 20 90
ones the LIST Of oc 1850 and the remainder on
the 18th OF feb'y, 1851
made TO Rev. Dr. Moses any Of the
former patrons Of the school,
Catalogues Seminary containing more detailed infora
on obtained at any bookstore In cy by appca
ton to the undersigned
IN. DUPUY.
jyll Richmond, Va
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n SPECIAL Notice.
$50 900 WORTH or ELEGANT DsY GooDs AT AND BELOW
COST, FOR CASH ONLY TO CLOSE BUSINESS
In Of the general financial arrangement through
the count have superior and
desirable stock OF
DIZZY GOODS,
at great sacrifice TO close business possible.
We offer this day article prime paper
needles 10 the richest siLksbrought this county
In Housekeeping Goods stock very large complete
consisting Of
Table Damask
Linen sheedngs,
Pillow Caic Liners
Towels, HucksbEck, &c, &c.
Splendid assortment II elegant Dress Silks and all the
styles OF French and English fabrics for ladies chdrens
dresses, for Spring. Winter and summer.
mb'oideries, Hotcry,
Gloves and Hanakerohles,
shaws, CoSks and Nantes,
shirtings, sheelings, flannels and Blankets OF
every description,
Irish Linens and Diapers,
BombaEinvs and Black Apacas.
stock OF goods for clothing
Purchasers invited TO call aud themselves.
A. X Packer co,
No li3 Main street, sagle square
BAH peesons Indebted 70 win please c and settle their
without delay nger inGuls will given.
mh5 A.E.P. 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

INEATHERS-Lye Geese Feat- ers fer sale by
4 mhs3 JOHN y. GORDON son.
IL led APPLES 10 nice order, for sale bv
IL MIS- JOHN GORDON SON.
u mas ''''' saw JOHN GORDON SON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
PRESENT POPULATION.

7s STATE deJt only $40 ses H. and within ne last three
years has been reduced s246 so and may reasonably
erpect nat In ten years IL teiH become extinct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,

TIVE attention ofhe enerpng Industrious portion OF the
Il community directed to the following statements Sad liberal
inducements offered them by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27
NEW SPRING GOODS.

SAMCELA PgICE Co, opening very complete assert
~ meu. OF Nev SDriny Gooi, comprising
hey, AMI Rich Dress siiks
Dress Goods Ia Great Variety
Abeaudfll assortment o.
tmAroidcres and Lace Goo IS
Hcs ~, usual q zen.
superb Linen and Housekeeping Goods
Family and antatlon Goods usnAl ml9R
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

FOR restoring ts Ni4rI C' u ne H,ir ,rit0ut Stiriqc
ne Skia and ,riti2ut Preparation.
SIMPLE appucltio-, producnr any color frou
n brown te,uuu bac dependent to number OF app
-.5 pcduciug permanent and natural color, and besud
u T. silsy ani gossy appearance
OF the extraordinary discoveries o. mod
science dispensing entirely preparations trouble
other Dyes leaving perm aneut stain ca te
skin and n from Any pernicious effects.
This Dye has
40 EQUAL IN Tia WORLD
SD retail by all Druggists, and wholesale BY
& J. A WRIGHT
r.tQg hf,I.f
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ELIxIR PROPXLAMINE.

VtHs valuable agent presented In form ready in
MEDIATE use, wicH N commend ITSELF - the suffering pa
xni 81 the medical pactron Who miysel t posed s41
vasbe dial powers 10 viii De Circular
accompanies e. hat - stood the rsI The
syvania n. sPisal and elsewke,e
EDWARD T ROBINSON.
.nrgt dim an and Franklin sts
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LAW CARDS.
DAVID 4. q. C8BELL,


n 4 OItIN u "A = liz w
DRACrICEs all the Courts Of the counties OF Mellon and
Amhers; he will any lay busntss entrusted to
h.m In edscent counties
ES- Address, Tye River wsrehouseP o., NesOnCo Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

No State IN the Valley OF the Mississippi Offers great irduc
settler the State OF Illinois There portion
the where all Of the conditions OF climate and soil admir-
bly, combine produce these two great staples Cork and wgi
the Prsirles Of Illinois
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

CAPTAI-S Of Volunteer Companies throughout tie State
~ respectfully informed that the Commits icne.s appointed
the purpose Of obtaining aecouteeb Be- have
for heseiems tbeT delivered at h-
pos they ssued Immediately according 10 priority Q. dat
OF orders. CHARLES D!NN0'k.
Captain and superintendent IIu'ry
Richmond. Va January {. 1881 iaO- ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-27

Over soOG0ooo private .spta expended the
rarosd SYST Of Illinois nsymueh part o. e income from
several Of these works v'aAt paOc fund IN lands 20 TO
diminish the xense the LIGHT and must
qae-uy every day decrease.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Solesuisg Down.

4. tho day spproschss for the eouo'
.;.,,on 10 the country and to the world
a. the policy Mr.. Lincoln will lay down
in hi. Inaugural, BY which his future
net. will be governed, .ihsss sssms to b.
an increased apprehension % the part
81 the Republican Journals Chat that pol
lev is no. to be OF that sterp, uny'elding'
".t.nd firm" and noucomPromising char
scter which they have boon 90 loudly
and persisseutly preaching to the people,
and consequently they are lowering the''
standard to meet the event. Elsewhere
in these columns will be found an ex-
tract from the N. Y. Post, edited by
Mr.. Bryant, the leading Lincoln electo'
Of tho State OF New York, which, instead
Of reiterating the usual answering poll
cy Of that Journal, leans very much 10
wards favoring the readoption OF strong
comp qmise measures. Other paper'
than the Post, which have continually
been declaring that they would not
bulge an inch from their favorlte coer'
ciou policy, are likewise softening down
and putting their house in order for .
radical change.
We need not pause to inquire what
this means. It is too we'll known. ke'
peutance is fast showing itself, though
We fear il comes too late to be OF any
practical benefit. The Republican press
expect heavy dose on Monday next,
and that they will not be greatly mis-
taken there is but little room for doubt.
What will be the effect among those
which have refused TO swallow the dose!
Will it tend towards forming another
party out of the one which it will shat
ter? We think 90. In the Republican
fold there are large quantity Of black
sheep who will not, as We have good
reason to believe, change their belief TO
suit any party or any President. We
allude to Abolitioists. Their hostility
to the South has so much become part
of their nature, that it will be impos sible
for them to undergo any softcning pro-
cess, aud from that quarter a new party
will spring which will represent all the
most ultra northern principles on the
slavery question. The Chicago Platform
WAS fashioned to catch their votes, and
it did SO; but there is no reason to be-
lleve that the course Of the Willy pitt
clans who framed it will warp their
settled opinions. The Republican party
is played out just so sure as MIR. Lin
coln's inaugural swerves one step from
the slavery planks, which secured bis
election. A few days will decide the
matter, and until Monday next all can
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
To COseSSsaDepttUes /!

Tho Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few week. by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
il anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, hc will send copy Of the
prescription used (free Of charge,) with tho dirsc-
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will find . sURB CURE JOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of the adver
tser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
cevesto be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, Is it will cost them nothing
and may provo blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMsDuRGH,
octl5-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Beautiful Extract.


The following beautiful extract from
the late speech Of the Hon. a. }. Ham
ilton, of Texas, delivered in the House
of Representatives, on the first of Feb
ruary, will command universal admira.
ton. lie is the Union man of the Lone
Star State in the present Congress, and
looks forward confidently to the hour,
which is soon to come, when the people
of Texas will reverse their late impul-
s,e verdict, and entirely vindicate such
men as himself aud glorious old Sam.
Houston. We understand that Col.
Hamilton avo~s his determination to re-
main in the Union as long as the star
spangled banner shall wave:
"ln travelling hither fr,m my home,
more than two thousand miles distant,
lor this capitol, for the discharge of a
public duty, my foot pressed no spot OF
ioreign Territory. My eye rested upon
not one material object, during my jour
ncy, that was not part and parcel Of
my country, rs | fondly deemed it.
When We assembled together, SO far A.
know, every State aud Territory wa.
represented on this floor. The grea,
fabric OF the Government was then com.
ple,e but now, how changed! When
90 hence, it will be to find my path.
way intercepted by new and strange
nalionalities. Without ever having
wandered from INV native land, l mus,
traverse foreign countries if | would re.
turn.
might be excused for doubling my
own identity. Surely may be pardoued
for having involuntsrily prayed that thl,
might prove troubled and prot acted
dream. Yet it is too true-too many
evidences force conviction of the sad re-
ality. But q few nays past, Mr.. Speaker
and the noble temple OF American l.b
erty stood complete ii all it's parts
stood in all the majesty of its vast pro
portions, and i'll all the glory of it's ap
parent strength and beauty OF cons,ruc
ton not pillar missing or JOINT dis
severed. And Its votaries were gathered
about the ALTA worshipping, as it wa
their wont, with hopeful hearts. Fore
bodings were felt, aud predictions mad
of the coming storm aud the destruction
OF the temple. And the storm has COM
aud still rages-the temple still stands
Out shorn in it, fair proportions, an,
marred IN its beauty. Pillar after pilla
has fallen away. And while it's prou,
dome stlll poiats to Heaven, it is reelin,
in m'd-a'r like drunken man, while it
solid foundations are shaken 10 with a
earthquake. Yet there are worshippcr
there, about the shrine, and am smon,
them. have been called by warnin,
voices to come out and escape the i'm
pending danger-L have been wooed b
entreaties and piled with threats. But
cir, neither entreaties nor threats. no
hope of reward nor dread of DANCE,
shall tear me away until l lay hold q
the horns Of the altar of my couutr,
and implors Heaven, in it's own 600
time, to still this storm of civil strif.
and through such human agency as ma
be best, aga5u ruprear the fallen piilsrs I
their original position, that they ma,
though long ages, contribute to Ii
strength and beauty. Of the mobiles
stspeysreyst devised BY man."
-. f-z---=---tas.4.sL
Hu vho "a 0raaf n defeat & h.lf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

BLowINa UP CROCODILE ON Sci.
ENTlFic PRISCIpLES.-rh The river Indus.
IN tho East Ind.es, was infested by =
large old crocodile, who carried oil two
or three OF the natives, one OF them a
woman. It's skin was 80 thick that no
ball penetrated it, 40 some young mill
tary officers formed the following plan
of destroying it: They killed sheep,
and in its body placed a bug filled with
quo powder and some other combustible
msttcr, to which a long wire was at
tached, with decorating powder At the
end. Presently the crocodile saw the
prey and seized it, and carried it to q
hole which he vas known to frequent.
Time was allowed him to swallow the
sneep' when tho wire VAS pulled-thc
water then became violently agitated-
loud report was heard, and up came
the crocodile dead, and HE stomach
blown open.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
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