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MANHATTAN .,,cv oo,u,vv
NO. 81 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
tOpposite the Post-O -Ohce.l

C.sh Capital and Accumulation over. 'fOhOOl
Claims Paid. s.''''s''s'''''' O'.'"OO''
DIVIDEND 70 Policy Holders. ..........'. SpOO)
This Company, being conducted by Board OF d.
,..ctors owning stock in the Company has the ad-
vantaRe Of the stock plan Of management Win 'he
nntusl feature Of sharing the PROFITS Of the buai-
nssa without being liable W assessments. The tri-
snnial diyi lend Of profits Of this Company has re
sr,ltad m bonus or addition 20 She policy OF more
shan fifty per cent. on the whole premium paid.
The dividends are paid In the lifetime OF me A.
uured, thus adding them W pay future premluimns m
Premiurns may be paid annually, sami annually
mr. quarterly, when the policy Ia for life and the su-
NUS. premium amounts 10 $40 or over. From " W
pO per cent may be paid by notea-
Perznts 3 insured may visit Europe in nrst GLASS
Nassaa without extra charge, At all seasons oil 1he
year HENRY STOKES, President.
CY wEYMPLE, Secretary,
., L. HALsEY, Assist Bee ,--,,no,>,, ..,,o-,
ABRAM DUBOIS, N. D, Medical Examiner
dT 9iAC'i59
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Personal NOTICES.

A hTTENTION-PAY, BOUNTY MONEY
n and pensions Obtained for soldiers, sailors and
their heirs, application In person otherwise W
ENos 4 HASKELL, 81 Park Row, room 10, N. Y.
do 24Ao'l02
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TO LET.

4 COTTAGE ROUSE TO LET AT SOUTH
n N'lt's, Wost'hsstei County, At she corner of
'.um ~ and Cpur.laidt ave Inquire at g.
liNlITS tailor sto'e, NJ Mott Hpve1, old II - ON
ad n u g litcwiih the 9ri ave; about 20 minutes
ak Som tie Harlem Bridge. iTl'll3
p'OMS To LET-IN HOUSE, 10 HUD-
~ pspcfcl, S65l; Que 800 one " o;'oh- r'sJ
ioirt IN advance. Apply u WIN LOWELL,
20 Hudon st. dlI 2'llS
ITO LET-TUE UPPER PART OF HOUSE
S2i Eighth ave, COZ 2Tth II; suitable for barber
or any light business.
AZ 2'll2 Rent $40 per month.
ITO LET-STORES 777 AND nv SIXTH
Il ave, between ATT and I5:h sts. Rsnt 500 and
s225. Apply at l09 Pear ST. delI o'lo9
ITO LET--A NICE ROOM FOR AN OF.
l. Gee, l2viO f.ct, on 4th hlor, In the Sun Build
ing ootr,t ce l2S Fulton 81. d. u"lTl
ITO LET-CHEAP APARTMENTS IN Sd
l. ave, Nos $50 sci, and In rear Of Tsh, and store
and apartments In 2G8 kst 18th st; also stores suit
glle'fr any busne =, In the new houses cor sd st.
Ani ave A. Ingulre tile prent-'s, or oi N.
O'KEEFE, $50 East 23d st. d5 2iac'l1S
40 LET IN TIE Sun BUILDING, COR-
a ner Of NsssAn and Fulton sts, offices and large
rloms suitable for manufacturing purpOsss, with
ehich steam power can be had required. CliO
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In common with the press generally, it cunsi-
dcrs Mr.. Nallandigh,m's resolution offered in
tho House on Monday, urging the President to
maintain defiant attitude toward, England, as
additional evidence of his want of loyalty. Its
Washington correspondent says;
II is pretty w,l understood thai We arc all
awaiting the complete iirmt ttion anl departure
of Gen. Burnsides expedition from Annapolis
ard Fortress Monroe, aud thai this movement,
Instead of being do'tine against s,ml extreme
southern point is 10 co operate with, and bo n
portion Of, Con. McClellans camp ign with the
main army. Ten days moro will cover IL is
believed, all nocdful delays A. tho two ports
mentioned, and this day fortnight may witness
four great columns in motion Ak ,inst the con-
i,derato army.
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DEAUTY HATH CHARMS - HUNTS
ID BLOOM or ROSES, . dslcAaa color for the
Cheeks and Lips. VIII no, wAsa Oi. Warranted
Lot " injure the skin. B.n's Court Toilet Powder
lmparts q natural Whitsneas to the complexion.
HUNTS Imperial PomAds for ths hair. Hunts
british Balm removes pimples, frecklcs, ,an, 30.
Hunts Pearl Beauther for the soeth and gums
stunts Bridal Wreath Perfume, a. HUNTS New
store, 3 Astor Pl-oe, New York. n9l 9AAc'lh
DENSIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS
L wounded OF disabled during the present war,
md also for the widows OF those killed or VINO may
Me in service. Claims for pay, bounty, &c, pronpt-
" attended ". CALVIN W. SMITH, cor Chambers
and Chatham SITS. "a SAAo 'iV'
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SEWING MACHINEs-LAUIES TAUGHT
~ 70 operate ON Wheeler a vi sons and Singers
sewing machines; practice on shop wrrk; terms 81
toS Canal 81. d2 9l.o 'i2s
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EmPLOVm.vr-masc..

ITO DENTISTS-wANTED-2 DENTISTS,
FULLY comp tent 70 work. one ~ operator, the
ether 10 ,he laboratory. Applicants by mail will
state thsir age, single or marrei, In what branch
they excel, toe wages required and how ano, thay
could coo IN ence. A. A. and T. PRETERRE, ibl
Bowery, n. Y. dis 3'o
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WANTED

w Able Boiled Laidsmen
For the L 5. Navy.
Apply early at sl6 water st. diT 2'1sO
FIREMEN FOR THE u. s.
w Navy. Andy g. GEORGE NANCY, lel Yo-k
ct, nesr Navy Yard gate, Brooklyn. did 9'iN
WANTED-MENF FOR THE 9Th u. SIN
w fanny. Headquarters ~ For, Hamilton, NY
FOR further Information, apply ~ ga n H. c,r 81
first ave-, and l6th ~, N. v. wM. NOE DYE,C,pA
eth Infantry, Recruiting othcar MD ip.t "
6O0 LABORERS WANTED On A RAIL.
wv foad b. East New Jrrs y, lear New Y,rk;
climate yufy Ltathy3 wu'k will ltst I'll winter Ap.
ply to the clerk ul -teauh S,g Slorc. f,t rfR B.
ln-us A. \ nth River, ~ A. J. LAIR NUEE
tu =, At Manchester, O5ean Co, " j.. ala Is'iOs
16 CO0PERS WANTED
~ To make f1ur barrels.
CRound and dat honpaJ
n2S i2'1Os Apply ~ A. T. BRf,;GaA Rutgsrss1ip.
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CEWING MACuINEs-MANrrn-prp

~ snis Who wish " learn 20 operate on Sni,ur's
sewing machin,s terms o1ly 81, aud practice on
~ Kinds oi work; also some ~ sewers to learn
the psntdoon trade. Itquiie % Dsanscy s., la
nor diG 24a l'lOB
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SEWING MACHISES-LADIES LEARN
~ &c " ol erate On ". n w. latest tni o.. we'd sew.
Ing machine learned I'll per f.ct In Al T.. branches
snd particulars, by an experiences operator " Al
Ill West 3Iih st, near stn ave. dulG s'ili
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WANTED--A NUMBER OF GIRLS FOR
finishing and Telling on cavalry j,eSrt,.
so several button hole makers. Price 81 and 50;
steady work through the winter. Cal ial U,ary
n, In the basement diT asnG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-08

1901 AT GENIN's SEI
1OOI, No 53 Broadway, l. OOl .
you tpd
Hats for walking. ridius. diivins
Hats dull faces look alise In
Hats for youths, light, airy d4shngi
Hats for OF taste AID fashiOn:
Hats for feature bright snd jVlyi
Hats for faces melancholy;
Hat, for figures broad a. burly;
hats for straight hsiI for curlyi
Has lor travelling, shooting saIngi
Hats rain proof 10 storD.s ailiogi
Hats for SpinR twelve styles togeheri
hats for every kind OF weather;
Hats Of ELK fet straw and beayerI
Hats that almost forever
Hats Tor spas 81 watering places;
Hats Of styles to wesI ht races
Hats with which rom TO euteri
Hats for score. Of wild adventure
Hats Of many shapes uncommon;
Hats eduired b. every wOuani
Hats % stand all kinds Of msuingi
Hats distinct for eyefy cali0gi
Hat light pligbe and elastic;
Hats less flexible and plastic;
Hats OF q1et styles FOR pssiorsi
Hat roand crowned your kHOwn9 csstorSt
Hats 10 suit each race and nation
bats matched for ventisti "a;
Hat for young and for children;
Hats Of beauty quite bewiide ing;
Hats that boys aud misses sigh iori
Ha In feet that babirs cry fort
Hats for soldiers bats for faiIOrsi
Hats that grace the work oftaioni
Hats at THkKK POCR and YIyK dolsri
Fit for gentlemen aud scholars.
n oud be easy enough he list through column
'1' GENfN, No. 5l3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-08

CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
" for BOYS a. Eyaok on tho Hudson River summer term
commence. MONDAY, April - For Circulars address
c. kUTHEHf0RD, A. NJ, Principal
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
IFI sTITUTE NJ ala gtb. corner Of MsodousA on WISH
10 pro.o and 900 poPs Of all fukb
CLAsgIt, AL asd CDMAEK(l AL COURSE. Students Tor
West Point Harvard Colombia Other Coeses are admitted
a time 90 the Glass;. fr winch they are prepared
CLAkkE TANNING, Proprie,ors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-08

4 GRAND CONCERT of CLASSICAL and
n SACRED MUSIC will be given THIS lMondsy)
EVENING, a the CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, (DG
eesl West 23d between 9Th and Jhsvs under the TIM
mediate direction Of Mr. MORGAN the distin
gan.t assisted by the Misses GELLIE Mr. CROZIER, and
other talent Cards Of admission 80 cents To
tueuce NJ "a O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-08

VNO LET. To let or for sale, TO small family,
the neat, three story and basement HOUSE No 70 boor
niace West 5dst between 9Th aud 9th ays from May
The cation is high and dry and the usighoorho,d excel
ELIAS DEXTER. No. 562 Broadway.
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ITO LET-HOUSES, with all the modern I'M
proyement and good order in Ludlowolace lHcusons
Houston Ret 800 T. S. TALLMADGE, No. 81 McDougal-
st., or No 50 Walls.
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Weooins CARDS, Sc.

AT EYERDELLs, 1902 Broadway cor. Duane
N Ct WEDDING CARDS IN elegant styles at low prices.
See the Ribbon kaot for Cards Specimen, sent by mail
ATJ. II. JOHNSTON & Co.'S, No. $50 Bowery,
~ corner Broomrt Wedding and Visiting Cards. Notes &c,
latest very low prices Specimens by mail Fine Watch
&C. Jewey silye aud erfisisd Ware at low prioes.
At WIN. EVERDtLLs S0NS.-Wedding
N CARDS Of the --latest styles 1t No l0i Fulon-st, ~
WV EyEkpELL, H. HEski EskKDgLL. FRANCS EvERDKLI-
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Orean Cleaners.

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing aud ubskng at Queens-
resndl The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia
Steamship company Intend dpatchns full powered Clyde
built Iron Stesmships as follows;
EDlNBUEGH ............".., Saturday, Ap u
tLAS rON sSslutua1i Apl
And every SATURDAY, at from Pier No a, North
River .t|
PsssAGE:
FIRST CABIN.,..........SI3l SfEERAGE..........e3
Flint Cabin to Londou... 50 Steersse TO Londoa.... -
Seer,ge Retuu Tickets good for mouths ...,..@
Pasnges aded TO Pals Havre Hamburg Bremen BOT
teIdam, Antwerp, &c, at reduced through fares. -
Persons wishing brig their feuds buy icks h@s
the following Newly ork From Liverpool Queens
town-First CABIN, S73 Se3 and los seerAsc from LAYER
pool $40; from Queenstown, 80 ...l-. -.
These Steamers have superior io pasnse
encad Surgeon They are buf 10 ~stersSns
iron seciion. and patnt Fire Annhistors 90 board
For further information, sppy Ia Liverpool TO d iSnAS
Agent No. ~ Water-st IN glasgow TO MM lNnAS NJ
ST Enoch.quare, in Queensow 20 Q 4 w " 81
20 in Lonlop TO EWES MACY, No OIL Ming NDlamsti
IN pad DECOUE No Place de Ia boGrse In Pull
.delphis 10 JOHN O. DALE No os wsn1is o. at the CON-
asn.t1, oaicss JOHN q. DALE, gent
P.N' No. Is Biosdwsy n. T.
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ITHOuGu ROOKKEEPING. PENMAN-

A SILVER MEDAL awarded To the best orator
N In each class. Hampstead Institute, L. Prize Decla
tnation at the Of session.
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Drp Goods.

ALL HOUSEKEEPERS
N are Interested in the following list Of prices On account OF
Wv CONDITION or TIE COUNTRY,
Seoontinue t. offer the whole of
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT 80
OF French Chna Dinner Dessert and Tea Seats Cut Iaoe u,
Silver lated Wste Table Cutlery Gas Fixtures &C.
auctiou price varying from -
d 10 80 PER CENT. - =, tt,
pson Of goods ard prices with any offered ID necS
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KIN EY'S
IN CHEAP EMBROIDERY AND RIBBON STORE.
PANIC SALE on sPRiNG GOODS
900 yards Silk BOnne' Ribbons, &C., 70
e'0eo yads SILK Bonnet Ribbons. lco I4c
- - fI"|.| $50 Straw Bom'ts, 10 10 SIC.
25H straw BoInets. soc. 10 Sc.
$3.50 New Spring FfweFs. &C.. e. spray. .trra
. L- New SpiiDg flowers 9c, no. spray .' 90
KINZFY sells Hose Sc, DC, &c. pair
kinney sells Hoe lOcp re. i3e psir i, e.. Ut GA
EINZEY sells hne Lisle Gloves &C., &C., lOc pair
KIkLtY cells 6De Isle lsuntiets l2c l5c. pair,
kinney sells best Spool CottOnsJc spool f.frl.....
KINZFY sells good Spool Cotton DC skei1
kinney sells best Pins and Needles Sc paper .
kinney sells Tapes Buttons Hooks and Eyes bratds "a
Fancy Goods less " any Ctier store H. me Ciy'
kinney sells Linen beInstch Hsndkerchiefs l'c, lzto
EINZLY sells Gents Colored Emb, oidered 90. &c 70
kinney cells Ladies' hIe HshdkefobSeis Be-, &C.. 30
Kinney sss Muslin and Lace Collars &C. 10
kinney sells Bands and flOuBoit e &c. 20 $50.
EfNZEY sells Dress irinniuys cheap.
kinney sells Gents shirt Bosons &C. 10 23o
kinney sells One Linen SETS At $50.
kinney " Offering BaTg ins from auction -
Nos I'll and 22g sth-sy, bet alst aud a2dsts
EPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING
~ - OBJ AT WHOLESALE.
l." ~ Ne. 10 Coanai,dtst, N
Us f FOR CASH
shsve now Ia store sTse aud we,mses stock II NEW
SPRING GOODS for MN and BOYS WEAR all Of which
l{Bfi be cold q the Lowest Cssh Prices. e n n
a. A KNAPP, No 10 courtlsndtsl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
THE SUMMER COURSE OF LECTURES
OF TIE
MEDICAL CULLEGE OF Va.
nrf M

E1lllE RICHMOND ASSOCIATION FOR MEDICAL IN
L STkCGTIUS will commence Inc 10Th OF April,
1S6i and Cunnue until the st OF August ensuing, under
the following organization:
Prot. c. BELL GIBSON, 81. D.. Lecturer on Praeipiea
and Practice "f Surgery.
Prof a. e. PErlCoLAs II. D., Lecturer Anatomy aud
Clinical Surgery,
Prot JAS d MccAw, ". D.. Lecturer on Medical cbeu,
Prof. J s b. CULLEN, NJ D.. Lecturer on physl"lory.
Prof. MARION HOWARD, NJ D., lecturer oa M4ter!a
N.dlca.
Prof THos POLLARD, NJ D.. Lecturer on Theory and
Prnc:. Of Medicine.
Prof. EDWARD g. DREW, ". D., Lecturer on obotet.
rrs.
The plan Of Instruction will embrace combination or
Lectures and Examinations eslgn brirg 10 deliver
but two Lectures daily each preceded by thorough
animation upon the subject matter Of the previous one
Of daily r.cItars thereby giving the
Student suple time for private study aud for attention to
clinical observation
students OF this Course will he permitted the
Ut the Medical College Hospital. bellevue Hospital, aud
City Aims lInuse, FREE OF CHARGE.
In the Surgical Wards Of these nstutsons Important
operations constantly performed, and the Menica De-
partmen affords daily opportunities for observing DIa-
eurts peculiar dnd incfdentto The South.
Every facility Will he given for the study Of praetica! An
stomy Tiie DiSsrcnR Rooms, under the charge OF the
Demunstrstor, DR. HOward) -dlnus, we'll veuti.
lated, and furnished With sbundaut material at, prob
ably. lower rate than elsewhere be procured.
Attendance OH this Course will be regarded BY the
Faculty Of the Me,cH College 0 Vrgina, equivalent to
Twelve months study In PLY siclans Unlce.
Fee for this CouIse, sid.
E5- For further prfurmatlon, apply TO
}. !. DORSEY CULLEN, VI, n,
Feb p3-TSEln SrrrrtHrv uf lhe Association
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Abraham LIncolu,, smpor,ance.

The Importance oI Abraham LINCOLN Is vas:.
ly overratcd BY the Black Republicans Of the
North, and tie Submisonists Of the South.
They enGcavor to impress upon the people the
G,a thut ho h,iis in his hand tic Issue Of
life or death to the SJuth AMI that he has (u-
ly made up his mind to speak tho life giving
word 10 our section Many presses and p"lit-
clans Of The South declare for Submission an
against Secession, upon the ground That Lin.
coin will give the country c conservative ad.
ministratioE" D1es any rejecting man, Of
any section, really believe that the present
opinions or intentions Of Abraham Lincoln,
whether right or wrong, ought to have the
slightest irDlence in deciding the question Of
the relations Of the border. slave States to the
Two confederacies between which thcy are now
compelled to make choice? NJ considclatc
mind can view Lincoln, in the position 10
which he was called last November, in any
other light than that Of mere feather Oh
the tide" Of Abolitionism. The people Of
the South have no fears Of the feather, hui
they ought to be alive to the Importance Of
protecting themselves aglinst the torrent OF
Abolition fanaticism which threatens to en-
gulf them.
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-"2.S
Moro Northern IuEucncc.

Mr. baldwin, If Augusta, concluded, on
Saturday last, bis three days anti Southern
speech.
Before The adjournment Of the Convention,
Mr. Price, Of Grecn5rier, announced that 50
soon as the Convention should adjourn, some q
the "lalies II RichmOnd' desired The use Of
the hall for the purpose Of paying cotnpli.
ment to member Of the Convention and that
members were requested to keep their seals, IL
witness the ceremony.
Accordingly, so soon as the President de-
clared The adjournment, Mr. Critcher, Of West.
noreland, called upon Mr.. Baldwin to stand
forth. Mr. Baldwin stood forth. Mr. Crilch
er produced large wreath Of flowers, made u
short speech complimentary 10 Mr.. Baldwin,
and read Tor sang) some TerScs written by 4
lady. Mr.. Critcher finally presented the
wreath and the verses 10 Mr. Baldwin. \
small portion CT the audience ieeby applaud
ed. Mr.. Baldwin replied with IL short, and
certainly better speech than lie had made in
Committee Of The Whole \ small portion Of
the audience checrcd vocisrrou.ly. After all
which, the audience dispersed.
So much for so mush The u,orll Of the
fable requires explanation. We are crcdibly
informed that the contribution for the purchase
Of the wreath and the arrangement for it, PIE.
sentation were inStigated and snainlv achieved
by northern ladits, and the rerses uers rrit
ten by a iudy from, New E"ylan@
Mr. Baiwin's anti Southern prose compi
,nentsd by versiicatiun OF New England MAN
afac.ure! Decidedly appropriate!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26

Another extract from the ANNALS" aforesaid
and we have done:
"a discerning lady who has witnessed the
former years. ard has seen the comparative
happiness Of the blacks, has Eel: TOO her strong
affections and domestic relations to her family
servants, thus speaks Of her sense Of the
| change in family comforts: In The oljcn time
domestic comior.s, were not every day inter
rup,cd by the pride ard prcil;gacy Of servants
The slaves OF Pbiladephia We're q hlpIier
class OF people than the free blacks of the pre-
sent day gcrerally are, who tsint the very a;r
by their vices and exhibit every sort o
wre,chelness and proAigacy in ,l!e: dwell.
ings. The farmer felt themselves 10 he ar
integral part Of the family To which they he.
longed. They expressed IN all respects, the
same consideration and kindness as Willie ser
wants, and they were faithful and contrnted.' y
This closing quota:ion Is u conclusive All
swer to the one with wtich we opened this ar
ticle, frcn, the same book. rne author scls
out by congratuiating the people Of lis State
that they are ''recvcd from the curse of slave
ry," and closes with an authentic statement tie
substance OF which is that the abolition ci
slavery in Pennsylvania has proved curse
alike 10 the negro race and to the white We
! need not offer any comment Tho advocates
Of negro slavery are perfectly willing 10 sub.
init their cause, Us stated by the Quaker his
torian Of Pennsylvania, to The jud gmcnt Of n
candid world
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-26
Important from the South.

Oar special dispatches to day, are Of the
most important character. The hesitating and
uucel tain policy Of the administration, cou
Piled wllh cei,uin naval movements On foot, Is
having the elect to discourage the conscrva
tive .mr,r If Virginis who Lu% begin to fear
,h.ir inability to stem the swelling tide Of Sc
SESSION which is belring away, one by one,
ulauy Of their hitherto staunchest friends ol
the Union. 1t is d bad sign when such man
rs Jlmcs Blrbour, Of Culpeper, Cease TO be
Il Union man, and throws the weight OF his
Influence into the secession scal:-but the
sign is, nevertheless, there. We are informed
that The President Of the STAG Convention
tclegrarhrd to Mr.. Lincoln, last evening" that
The only hope Of keeping Virginia in the
Union is an extra session OF Congress. which
sill adopt the Crittenden or DDrder.State plan
of adjustment. Our CORES pondcnt Gays that
the Presid.l,t dispatched his confidential
friend, Col. Llmon, to Richmond, with view.
it is supposed, to give assurance that the
policy oil the administration isis It has been
pcace" But Fort Sumter is not Yet
abandoned, in the face Of the very positive
setni.otticial declarations put forth at the com
mencement Of the week that such would GER.
tainly be the case in day or two and vessels
Of war, with powerful armaments, continue t"
bo dispatched South with sealed orders" "
These things. in c,n1e:tion with the unl iell.
ing Positions assumed By The lsvpublIcan Sera-
.vr from Wisconsin, Mr. Howe, in his speech
Yesterday, continue to foster suspicion that
The administration is not sincere in It's preer.
,ions ur peace, aid revive the suspicion that 1t Is
o,,Iv tuaEc wiring TO gain time tv strike blow,
in some onar,er where blows may be least eS-
pect,d. Whether these corjsctures are incor
rrct or otherwise, there can he M question
that increased suspense and anxiety VIII DC
the present Produr:s CT then and war
Itself could scarcely have more damaging
effect upon the meterial interests OF the coun-
trr than any such intens!tic4tipn OF the doubt
:ul character Of onr now, more than ever,
doubtful lulure-[N York Express, March %.
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EVo M, q
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EOLNlN G. PEN II D L D Err.

DATEETED In the Unit ed States. England, France and
Belgium. The ulaia feature, Of ihs lue novelty
stat in
The holder being composed Of Two distinct pieces and
entirely free metal r=rdery il ght clean,
rnklve and durable.
H. Projecting n. fingers from being linked while writing,
or bluL;ln2 the paper Or BOO, vh:n all upan it,
III. uIplc turn OF the by which The pen Is
cured etaces the pen The I;pf Without
force with The fingers,
" Al Angles being dispensed With, and a continuous
9th surface being obtained down to The pen, thereby
projecting the hnYcrs from toss little sbrAsVus
To writers.
v Fitting The nsur,l slope Of the hnger, when grs,ped,
slv TIE ritter better c"fumHnd the pen, sn per-
miius 10 10 used gracefully, pleasantly uud w!hou;
fatigue.
w. Th. mode OF attaching the pen to the holder b-ng
The pucp pie Of the wsdy-, giveI aud arn
hold.
VII. Il 10 not on!v neat, convenient, ard ornamental
sppendagr TO the desk hut ca-our koldrr out
lasiinv gross of lh- coluupn kind
saS All orders to b. addressed 10 the Inventor and
P4teStrr T. ksNToN LYON, K!chtnoud We.