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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-22

SOUTHERN PoETRY."--We have received
from Laura LORRIMEE," one of the most
gifted of the daughters Of Tennessee, now
resident of Alabama, -four pieces of South
ern Poe ry." for with she has our
thanks. We give few lines from each as
'.specimen brick" The first is q beautiful
tribute to her adopted State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-30
NEW GOoDS-SEw GOODS.

w E are now In the receipt Of a full and complete af
w so:inent OF Goods FOR The Spring and sumner
Trade, 10 which We Invite the ATTENTION OF the puhlic.
We have never had IL In umr power 10 oGe. goods ST as
lew prices as We can do ECT. Cur GssUr LatEt viii b.
found particularly good. In
English, French and German pcplEs
Berege Ansln's. Printed llriuah:es, end ether To,s'cd
Goods. and very low In prices
BLACK Sikh. Al! widt. 5 ard qualities, cheap
In Lawns, Jaconets Lhd Or we hare tie usua,
variety
We have paid special attention to Black Goods, snd
hsv- an unusually good assortment
Our Manris und shawl Room Is :Gll OF n6vel;I-.
In Domestic Goods, fthe hes; taakcs, We cua supply al!
the wants OF our customers
striped and Plaid O~snaturgs
brown and DleAchcd Cuttons
Heavy TSilled Cotisns, lIeavy Brown l.l7pas
Prints, Ginghens, brown AID Bleacleti uamatk, Towels
Nuckaback,C Crash, Linen and Cotton SheetinRs. &c.
Cloths, CnsslmercJ, fes,insl, Linen Eriil' and Check.
shirts, Collars, Hdkfs, Stockings, Sock. Gloves, &C..
In abort, our supply ID full Ind complete, and to cash
and prompt paying customers, We IRE prepared to eGrr
bargains.
March 81 ClIiLEs & CjIESERY.
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SPRING GCDDS!!
MARCH, 1851.
KENT, PIINE &c CO.,
IMPORTERS AND wlIoLEaALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
NOS. l3 y I6s MAIN STREET. RICHMOND.
yyTE arc receiving and have nov in Store, a large end
~ desirable stock Of
FRESH SPRING GOODS,
Consisting Of the usual variety, aaI cmbrs".ng every de-
siraole style OF Foreign and Donr.l!c GooLr. Shic. ~ are
prepared TO Offer 10 our cus,orers, upon the !a5st IhvoI able
terms.
We shall, In Consequence OF the iisturbsd CONDITION OF
Commercial matters, cUp1n1 our s.!.4 TO CASH ASp PROMPT
SIX MONTHS BuYkEs, YoR Ss00TiABls PAPER, and to srGH,
| Srea. Inducements will be offered.
Our stock will b. kept up, during IT.. Season, and not he
surpassed 10 variety and extent, by any house IN the souih.
ern States. In our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
We are prepared to exhibit u large. F.5hlonabl., and
| Fresh Stock, Of our own manufacture, aud gotten up ex-
pressIy for our own trade.
BROWN SiIEETlNGS \ SHifTISGS,
Will be sold at nett prices Tor CASH in baLxaule !unhs.
II Orders are solicited, and viii .Eecrive our prom p,
ard persona! ntteotlou.
March 9-f EENT, PAINE L CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-30
For The Enquirer.

Er. *. x. Nelson.
Me-s-s. EJ Toha-rhe lime ~ st hand when re should
determine who khall represent u. In tho next House OF
Delegates.
l did rot woke for Dr.. Nelson at TIE last election, bu,
Layi.v . r., rpirh.i lilo ~n,.--- = - a ' -- '",es
have all indicated a just srnte Of the hupor. rights and In.
,errsis OF This cid Commonwealth while by his Industry,
business HABITS and constant attendance In The House he
has successfully carried through every local mailer asked
for by his county.
for scuhd Judgment, general intelligence aud aptitude for
legislative He, no one stood higher In the Confidence Of bis
fellow MEMBER; while his genllemanlya and aFable manners
had acquired for him the esteem and regard Of all I'll II 10
be hoped that b. will again be Il candidate; and, concurrlng
heartily, 4. he does, with the mass Of the voters on the
great question Of Southern Independence, which now ab-
Serbs nil minds party spirit will be allowed Ia slunber-
aud ,ha, all will unite in giving hm y cordial support.
4 WIG.
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NE" ioKk. March 29-Tho S;r,mrr Quaker City, frou
hsFahn IN Monday last, arrived her to day.
There Was much exciiriuen: at II, vnna Oh the subject oI
The annexation Of ST. Domingo to sp.!l. !, ..rIn, m, iLr
sysie, OF Spanish emigration has Teen pcipr on a; thai
isianh' Tie eriiErants being Ia Irurt.d. when tie prouer
i"e hrriVeh, 10 hoist The :pansh lIS, and Invoke the
protection Ct Spain. This VITO done oi he six,c. NH Of
aiafch' 10 The astonhLmrHt OF lie Blacks ard ma.
ives. hheh lie nrTs reached iiavuna, the fip t-
BLANCA. 'uly armed With 4 large Lu1brr OF regular ,roors
was dispatched on the I'D. Two screw tigatss were soon
10 follow Win . OuO rtgulars. A large naval and military
'oIeG OF lotVo IL IS suld Is on ls way hom Spain 10 Cubu.
sEDomingo. with the cou:en, Of France.
me steainrr Mohawk arrived Ut Ilnraaa on Sunday.
AID lLe Eetallc circulation on liz IlarL
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The Markpfu.

~" YORK, March z9.-C6,ton Grm: Uplonds MIddllop
IA. Flour DC lower scout, ern firm IS 5Ja5 so. Wheat
a. GEMS lower: Corn lower; rix=rl r3s7vc; rev Southern
yeuow o.ai!: Pork Steady; prlme 10 80 .l3 o.. Wh'skry
5,oS 9ag. at llHnt3Ec. Moiasse, heavy; new UrI.anp
9oA'o. splrils OF I%u'prntlne firm. I,oain STEADY al g2X.
Mis,ouri's GC2t. '"'' w.
BALTIMORE, March o9.-Flour ar, =, s. 20. r,r uur,
20: "neAt active and lrn: red Fl ., a . ~, wli,. / 10 n
! ". Corr steady; mixed 81 4 81, yellow &c Il g cents
ness port FL; prime sli. Coffee l?5, Z l3Tc. WEiss, g
steady. a"'"''
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from EE':tsJ,Inuyn,

WAsnlSofoS, March .9.-Euriny Il itte executive .. tyr
o. Tie SENATE, h6nu; four hundred 20 min. non, z.r. ,or
yesterday.
Cen. WIN: Hickey was elected .Asss.taa. Secretary q, H..
seHa's' anu o secretary, Us eriunrcu.ly L,-.i iu,n,
newspapers. Mr.. Asbury Dickens rrfaiys he l,urr ,,o.Iior'
Much Anxiety j. EXPRESSED r's9cctIn: Ih. di...isutiou al
the building uf the seven steam sl0ops OF war ORDERED lv
subject. Besides, the Hrrrt 81 !,tian for thai unr,n.. , r
not be available I'LL after The first Of July.
me Cabinet met ut I'M cail hOGr this mornIrg. The Adj.
taiha,trn'ioa - moi par'lcu'a'!y rcpgii- hmgus toe pre.a
Tor news revelations. but according 10 currrul Trunrt. ,hr
lion. " "
George Lane, recently confII med as Judre, for Al,ba.o,
will, II Is Said, endraror :. aOld his Cuur, ~ Athens.
Inc Receipts in;D the Trea ury las. week, wer. Gbcu:
sG'"n."'. Net balance on hand upwards OF i million and
l hall.
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NEWS BY ~TEEEanAaH.
Especial Despatch to E;chmoa,. "Egqn;rcr."]
Important from Washington Ci:v,
REPORTED FOE lHrsicH:iaN3 n.3c..*

Especial Despatch to E;chmoa,. "Eggn:rcr."]
Important from Washington Cay.
HAsuISGr0s, March %. ISL.
The Involuntary Residents OF lie Dttr::t p-.l,entIary
nearing that they about 10 he transported to the Keeping O..
q Black Republican warden, have raised i banner Of rryo.
uec'afias that they would mol suba.i: 20 Il. Twice, recent.
", h.has been found necessary 10 call In 4 ts,aclmen. OF
the Fedora! Artillery 10 prevent nm Outbreak.
1t Is stated that Joseph JEFFERSON, the Connct!ar,
mas been employed for several days =. the White House
studying tie queer facial eHpreisipra and SECTIONAL i:loms
ms OF The applicants for slce, IN view o. n cooteuul,.
ted Southern tour.
ills believed 10 army circles thn, Gov. Sam. 1Iuu.:o,,.
adfIces vii! induce tho ADMINISTRATION 20 r-aJiaIv con.
cthtrate q large number or troops ia New Mexico 10 pre.
vent airy attempt by the Confederate st,,cs 10 extend
Their jurisdiction over that territory, ,ins rr;r.;r, on n,
'"slc There ifl:!rad Of in the States.
Nome u Liacola's Secretaries have zone to hocsrk,e :.
ins rs set, being doubtful. pe,l.ap., or the pr.laauancy Of
his Installation.
The city Was intensely Guic. AMI del! to-day. The !nn.r
Of carpet bag patriots continnca-aud She Y.r.s. n,.,,
t%Hng Is becoming the prevailing Lion.
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CoRREcrIoX.-In the report Of the proceed
ines of the Convention iur March &c, lSGl,
The name Of DR.. r. H. Cox is reported as yo-
ting with the ayes, Vii the motion OF the mem
her from Ohio, to 20 into Committee OF the
Whole. Mr.. Cox voted with the nays.
Mr.. Chaplain j. STUART made the following
explanation of his vote on the substitute Of
Mr.. HALL of Wclzel:
Mr. President desire to correct the re.
port Of the proceedings Of the Convention on
the evening of the 2Gth instant, SO far as it
relates to my vote in Committee of the Whole,
while the substitute OF the gentleman from
Wctzel was under consideration. During the
many ballottings on the various motions, |
paired off with Mr.. MORRIS, who, from indis.
position, had to leave the Convention. l did
not vote after that until it became necessary
for me to vote in order TO make a quorum
| Having necessarily to vote for the purpose in
Dictated, I invariably explained that having
paired off with Mr.. MONKS, honor required me,
if voted, to vote as supposed Mr.. MORRIS would
vote, if present, and so recorded my vote with
! the minority. This was true until the hnaI
adoption or rejection Of the substitute was &c
be voted on. 1t then again became necessary
for me 10 vote, in order 10 make a quorum.
then explained to the Committee that did no.
know how Mr.. NORRIS would vote upon thu
substitute, but that | could not, under any
circumstances, record my vote for the substi
tute, and l appealed to the Chair to know i
tine Committee could not excuse me from 70
ting, and by so doing record my presence
thereby making a quorum. The Chair decided
it could not be don't. then said that | voted
nv own sentiments without knowing what Mr.
MORRIS were, and voted no.
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PETERSON & CO.,
AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS

PETERSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
No. I35, MAIN ST., coRsrH l2ru. RICHMOND,
EETITEth attention Of Merchants visiting the city TO
= lheIr large and we'll selected s;ocE Of DKCGS, MEDI-
CtSts, PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, DYE STCFF5 AND PA.
MEDICINES.
Tielr stock CONSISTS 10 par. CT
Glue ru,.ic
Gum Arabic Concentrated Lyc
Alocs Cream Tartar
Indigo lrim itour
Ginger, White Epson Sails
Ginger, African S%arphCr
lux Castor OIL
keros!ne Oil Alcohol
Lioseed OIL Burning Fluid
Lard Oil T~urptntine
sperm Ol Brushes, all kirGs
Solar OIL CanphIao
Nader Clavts
Blus Stone Alifpics
Coppera. Elacsina
Logwood Assnfu;ida
Redwood Arsenic
Pepper Annut;v
Sal Soda Snuff
Sup Csrb Soda Chewing Tohocco
Spices, all kinds Pipes aLd steas
Se!dlriI Powders Smoking Totacc0
Venetian Red Cigars, all grader
Varnishes Shawn: - fuucy sUaps
Window Glass, all size, Fan. ly ;o..I
Spanish Brown Dorax
White Lead Saliptue
Starch, &c, &c.
= Prompt attention and ~disnatc!. viii he given 10 all
orders. March %
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a lloNEsPuy PAETY.-Col. Donald, ofLeakc county,
Mississippi, recently gave novel party to the young
people III his ncighborhood. The ticket sent 10 each
young lady required that she should come drcssedin
Mississippi manufactured apparel. in the mnuuiac-
lurc OF which she must III some way assist. Tho
Young gentlemen were also required 10 dress in the
mnnu'uc,ure Of Mississippi. TiIrrc were near one
hundred persons u both SEXES III attendance, all
,hus nitIrrd,
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JAS. X. CIsENSIIAW, ESQ,
4S The undersigned, voters Of the city Of Rich.
moud, hereby request yor to announce yourself a candi.
a rns fir 1%I The ;T IliTs x Tf G TnI,NT Wv Ei,E rITy H ~ 70 SS,.I
for THE approaching munlrip Al election.
Your fellow.cltizess,
J. Stewart Walker, q Jennings Wise,
Mark Dcwney, John A. brIvin,
Geo. W, ulbs,n, Chas. l.. Hobsor,
Il. Milton Cary, T.. J. Rawlings,
NJ. b. Randolph, u. L. Williams,
NJ. {. Macon, J.. a. Wexford,
VIM. u. Newman, YIN. NJ. Sutton,
J. X. ChanIbrrlayn lie, Il. ii. Lortnn,
john y. stagg, Jno. 8. BlaIton,
d.. Il. Reeve, ~. ". Lee,
Chas. Ellis, A. Smith,
Geo. Frnder, Ash Levy,
}. II. Whitetosd, j.. il. Chamherlayne,
Jp-rph BucEer, q. II. Hauchnan,
Jacob Beck, S. NJ. Et;iDg,
Wa scneU, J. Thompson Brown.
II. J. Smith, David n. Walker,
Thos. Howard. Shirley King,
Thomas Whitwor!h, Nat Tyler,
G. Towsrnd, Sol, 4. Myers,
PstrIck Shay, T. Marshall Hewitt,
Pat. Kean, Thos. Iioudsr,
Robert Chandler, Hector Davis.
Peer Doyle, benjamin Davis,
Charles ii. Moore, George Baushnaa, j.,
James 81. hncou, Jr, Ihoma, NJ Jones
Charles II. ~skirIcr, Jos'ph M"rth,
Z. 81. AIfriend, =. Lorraine,
VIM. II. Palmer, Wln. A. Wright,
Ro. +. puiiialp v. R.. Bird
l.. suffer, poEhatan wense,,
WI b.. Church, Nm. L. White,
John Appl-yarJ, A. J. C%heRthRn,
Geo. L. Bdgood, Mathew 7. Taylor,
E.G. uggInbc,haE, John Allan,
I. ". Blackburn, }. il. Cochran,
JIfues v. 7. Banks, Vim. Cardwell,
z. n. paria, c. II. Johnson.
=. 4. blackburn,
RicnuoSp, March %, 1851.
To Messrs. John Stewart Walker, George IS. Hubsou, o.
Jennings Wise, John A. Delrin. Mark Downey, and
nihers:
Gentlemen lin compliance with your request. I hereby
announce myself a candidate for the Office OF Common
wealth's Attorney for the uustIngs Court Of the City Of
Richmond. Very respectfully.
Your obcdiunt servant,
March 30-4t JAMES L. CRESS1IAW.
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SECESSION AT TIE NoETu.-A letter from New
York declares that the mos. conclusive proof can be
produced that a powerful and numerous revolutionary
organization is in e~xi.teEce in thu: city, the object OF
which is 10 Separate the city und port OF New York
from the Union and from the State, in order to make
it Il tree and independent port. y printed programme
i, in circulation containing four thousand rlmes al
ready in favor of the project.
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4 Heavy DEvALcATIoS.-It is stated that Il ship
ping merchant, heretofore doing business in Pearl
street, New York, sailed ipr Europe OH Wednesday,
III the Arabia. leaving his creditors ont Of pocket 10
the amount Of $50, VUU or 4 1000. The "Po*t' rays
lie went without muiing my provision for the pay
lncnt OF his debts, except his Office furniture which
is worth about Sjp1. lie iuiled in ls5T for about
$3op,O0O, which WAS never paid, nor even compro-
missed.
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HAFliEA mnunmnnn

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March a,.-Flvr hundred N!.,,s,Inn
troops passed through here for peinsacnla TO-DAY
received.
NEW UaLsASs, March 1.-TWO companies OF Zouay.J
iet Tor Psn,acOla to-day. for sc,!ve Service.
alooie adVlce' say TINT 'r"Ors and u,un.iions are con
s!antly moving 10 Pensacola.
Several Companies were .xnect-d fror, Sor.b .l,b.n,
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MA!xiAE NEWS.
I9T W RICHNOND. MARCH 90, I

N'GF ' IHtf bs1 81 VI OLsk
ARRIVED.
Steamer Delrdcre, kes:e, Baltimore, mdse. and passen-
gers.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia, md,e. and passen'
gers.
Bark Fannie crenshaw, Munson, Rio, ndse.
srhr. Lila 8. Howard, Jones. Eockland, Ice.
Schr. Aibert.nr, uars,J James River, lumber.
SAILED.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, New York, mcae. aud
passengers.
schr. u c. Gayther, Herwin, Baltimore, Ddse.
schr. Julia Newell. Troti, dom the river, light.
Schr. J.B Cunningham, Dougherty, down tue river, light
Schr. Ale1iua, smith, down the river, light
schr. J. ". Wonlston, down the river, light.
schr. Headley, Bowln, down the river, light.
QUICK TRIP.-1he bark Fannie Crenshaw, Capt. Nun.
sou made q voyage from TIL, port tn Rio, 8. A., 10 80 days;
remained 10 E0 TO load and unload, ~ days; from Ro to
this port 81 days = making the round trip from Richmond ia
Rio and from Rio In IL days. Capt. n. stated he expert
enced very heavy. weather on the trip from Rio. Los.
both topsails. Such energy and Industry by Captains
should be appreciated by owners and shippers.
In the port Of Rio, Feb. I'D, 1851, from this port
BARK Clara Haxal. Du,ton, waiting.
Z" Virginia, Lowry,
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England, France and Spain Piiiin- ous
Fleets To send 10 t!ic United st,f..

new lO:H, March ga Paris letter II The Lnndon
iiIn=s, states that the French aud English Government,
are nttitig Out Il powerful! lrrt Of War s;ram.r, for The IrI
tsu STATES. The suggestion c-Inr from fns!and. Trance l.
u iurh''n 'hree hrsl cl ,.s lrigalrs. The Eagisk contingent.
perhaps, Is larger. A Feet viii all with scale. ord RS.
spain Is preparing ~ send l fGI iniLahlc !oscr 10 Tie G,l,
stream, che IL not working in couCsr, with Fra.cr AID
Epylaud,
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AMUSEMGT,;E.


NEW RsCi7FuNO TAtEATysE.
RCEXEL Il MOEI.ET. Ir..... .,a N.,.
riOS l.. MnXLkY.. 1850
/. Is. PHILLIPS. ....... ...... y:s"rn WW"m"ae,
9TH NIGHT CT THE ENGAGEMENT OF TIE EMINENT
TE:t:NDI.tS,
Mn. G. V. COULDOCE.
SATCRDAT EVENING, Narch sClh, VIII r p.rfc r.yel n.
- beautiful play Of the
WILLOW COESF.
Luke Fielding Nj C. ". yon,sor.
-................. .Drchr-lru
.lli-S !5:I"lII May
10 cVHclude With new wh!ms.c II ia:cetLa, entitled
KENO
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slNbiDATES sGR SFFIlE,

ls. I'D THE VOTERS oE LOUISA
S> CUuHli-un tie 9TH Thursday ia April, The
Important duty Will dev"lve upon U. 10 ,Ie:t ou, Repr,seu.
'ttive IN the next Legislature NJ virginia. At ul tunes We
should be careful iG Cur scisc,ion-thr present certainly
".in"Efs III Greatest caution. I, seems 10 b.. generally
corcr,: 3! that our present worthy del. gate y mol u candidate
Tor rr.eiec.ton. In looking around for a successor and con.
suMin- Tiih Eihny oft:e voters In the different section. o; the
county, 1T their instance and our own wish, We present 20
you he nsne Of REUBEN Il. DAVIS, Esq as gentleman
sGr'hy Of "uT trust. He Is discreet, and his inleres. is
identified 81. h Us all. We deem it Unnecessary TO present
his qualifications In this communication, rs he Is we'll known
throughout tie rnunty. and We believe he will be sustained
ny a larr" maj rriiy OF th= Voters. :
March 22-dtf MANY VOTERS
--~ FOR TOls.-I respectfully announce
So myself a candidate Cor reelection 10 the oNics
Of MAYOR.
Starch ='-': JOSEPH MAYO.
$es-a., 1 RESPECTFULLY announce myself a
49, Candidate for recollection to the Office Of CITY
COLLECTOR.
March Ei-dls" JULIUS 4. HODs0Y.
49, SATISFACTORILY anrorpce myself ,
49, candidate for re si:ction to III. oatc. Of CITY
SEitu
Marcii2!-dI2;~ THOMAS ~ prnrry
:-~- MAJ. THOMAS BARl.Au. we'll and
60 favorsb!y snoEa 10 our citizens, win b. voted
for IL The ensuing April election, az the prop,.,, cboic. for
HIGH CONSTABLE 0! the city Of Richn1nd. Businrss
aien may rest assured that Mai. Darham |, Will ,r.I,G.J
for the discharge OF the duties Of High Constable, and If
elected, will attend 10 the duties OF HI. otfrr with nr,;r;,,
Industry. We hope his friends will .xrr: ,bem.sivs, IL -
hi. behalf: MANY VOTERS OF ONROE WARD.
M!rc!. l5-,!r
to- CRY CoC%C!L..-Tl following Fer.on,
H.Td: ~
rtAChf Il: GRATTAN, GEO. W. RANDOLPH,
GEO. L. CRUrcIIIELD.
March l5-tdr
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NEW SPRING GoGDS.

SAMUEL NJ. PRICE & CO.,
RE nov opening q very complete as"7;Erato c:
IA NEW SKIING GOODS,
Comprising:
New snd Rich Dress silks,
Dress Guods, In great variety,
A beautiful assortment Of Eubrclde.ics and Lace Grcds,
Hosiery III our usual assortment,
superb Linen and Housekeeping Goods.
Family and Plantation Goods, az tals!.
March 2G-dti
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Gov. Floyd and Senator Wigfall were serenaded
at Richmond, Va, on Wednesday night, and e9.h
responded in eloquent speeches,
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1881 SPRING.. 1851
CHRISTIAN LATUROP.

G. LA INV
SPEESnID Stock OF Dress Goods bought a. me recent
u Auction Sales In New York-Eaahy Of thetn az ha! Lneir
vslus-compri,ing all the new fabrics 10 pT res locus, sliss'
kc F. AG,o a full stock Of Staple Goods, for families
and PLANTERS. to which We would Invite the attention OF all
those In WALL christian ihhor,
Nzrcb IS " S1alo sHeeI-
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AUCTION SALES.


"oDOlN d PpEkSOf iucts.
~ ma OF VALUABLE PRIVATE nEs1.
STrErrSSS GRACE, BETWEEN FIFTH AND sIXru
q tsquest 81 the par:!e, concerned, We .hsI or.-
DAY TIE sur,pt T . suction, on the premises, u. TDE"i.
that valuable rrs.Is ofMAf, 1861, at ~ o'cios::, p. ~,
uancock Irr az ~ me on Grace street, UaLed i,y lie La.
hstG. !" A''ne line Of his d,.lh ,Ia nor. en-. /
description Is deemed unnec.s,srr 10 Az"
Terms One fourt!. cash, Ln..n.o
twelve months, for negotiable no:s,' = I.t,' eiS't anl
cured by d Trust deed. "1'es'tt AIDED 80.
Mare, oo-,.5. GoDDIS { AppERsos, A.e.,
TN JUSTICES SALE or = y.xT,..-
TRACT Or LAND On WARE RIVER, il GIuturttfE
TER COUNTY. NA'e|Es-
n pursuance Of q deed OF trust executed he Ir,-,
4 Jerrard on The frat day Of Jarulty, 1859. :. $50
Certain debts Of John =. Ta;.aierrO, | shall, on Nlu\UtT
tne OH LAY" Of May, ls6l, before the froLt door 81 The Conn,
Rouse OF Gloucester county, MAKE sale OF that rALCABLE
IRACF VI LAND lying on the North side u Ware river.
IN diocc-ster county, on which Jyhu Els, Erq. iatrI, re-.
sued, ANA which Wis conveyed by the said Jun. T., .alL,.
ZERO 10 Amanda Jerrari. This tstIie ls regarded a, u .
81 me most desirable in :r'- County Ms q rc>ItrnCe, MAX
IN iuii View Of Chesapeake Bay. on Na.c river, where fresh
oysters anu F!lh fowl may be obti!ncd at Little eApruse;
~! buildings EecrSsary for the comfort Il a family.
Improvement.
4 more m'Gute description Is deemed unnecessary, as 4:
IS presumed That perecns drslrous OF purchasing such laid
wou!i preicrt 10 examine The premises before uur.h,,iuy
VIII give any Information which may be d. sired.
TIE sale will be made for 20 much cast a, aiI he sniff lent
70 pE? ING costs ana charges at,euding the execution OF The
,fust, hqd 10 pay ulr bum 81 two thousand dollars. vi;h IN.
Interest thereon from the SVth day o, January I,h. ~ a
credit Until the first day Of January, lst.; As l., H.. srp, z:
iour thorslbd do!.trs with Interest thereon ircu, the :rh
DAY oil January, le1S and as 10 the residue vi the Our.
Chis money Oh s1ch ;eEils ~ The said hinanda Jrrrdrd MAY
Pfeserioe: MiNGliAM KkMP
NdICH o-clo5 Gloucester T., H.. Va
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ITO ALL PERSONS INTER
L az, the subscriber has been eprciEtcd utarcihu y
his infant Melee, Mary Lawn. By the County Court OF NON
roe County, In The State OF Mississippi, notice IS h,isny
published tbs, the subscriber. IS G:srdsa a:or,sslu, VIII
I;rrrnsviIIs county State Of Virginia, at the mex; term
thereof, for permission t. remove all monte. %heionging to
h, said wars from Virginia to the county OF Monroe Ia the
s,atr az >il.sis ,rnpi. where the ward and Guardian both re-
side, agreeably 10 tho statute In such case made and pro-
vid,,d HENRY J.. Is. LAW
Guardian for Mary Lam.
2 n MALLORY. D. q. Marc. 29-cS4w
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MILLINERY GOODS.
ANDERSON, GREEN & HALVES,
1bTQULD announce 10 the public that they have made
ample preparations for meeting the wants Of their
%cUSTONERS aud the TRADE generally, aud that they are
now receiving . we'll assorted stock o: Millinery Goods.
Their Etork Consists IN part, OF
BONNET RIBBONS,
AgTIPIClAL FLOWERS,
FRENCH AND BLOND RUCHE3
BONNET SILKS, GRAPES, &c.
STRAIN GOODS.
They would particularly call attention TO their stock OF
STRAW AND SILK BoSSETS
MISSES hats, FLATS, &c.
Embracing many new, stylss.
No. 1Ui, MAGS STREET.
Ecair nj H.taik. March l3-H
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ELIXIR ~PROPL.AYMINE,

FOR
7H Z u M T nj.
p|nES valuable agent Is now presented in q fern reniy
L for immediate use, which will comnead ITSELF 10 the
suffering patient aud TO he medical practitioa er, who may
feel disposed 10 test It's valuable remedial powers. IL Will
be seen by The circular tat AccoInpan!-, it that It hss
stood the most rigid test at the Pennsylvania, Hospital and
elsewhere. EDWARD /. ROBINSON.
Nurch 90 dim Ih aud Franklin.