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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15


The Safe Line Railroad brr grg osrd larger smoun' Of
gs than before Known at ibis season. Tie Peea u
Ron o. % SotlsSr o,d so much 20 h., bob he Stat
Liz snd New York and Erie Roads crow ded to tbeb ns
carssty noticed the other day some thirty cars IN one
TAIN Ioad-d general movement Of cotton aud to
this route will render large additions 10 present. ouSi
ness Aeiities absolutely necessary
We take the following from Southern Illinois
paper:
the junction Of thsir Inau branch road IN 1853 ESQ
per acre so~G site AID paced ,ee.r
por AIT he re 'net the sou.heln S ces.
,nr e. 6reGosSt o cera, and carried as'y
t2S cars maIg 80 cars We doubt she NeS'iors Central
h. beat this baIuess single station, even IN It's Pane'
day.
The Dry Goods market presents no new features
other tIan ilu-s rooo,dod lat week. A few houses
are active with the interior and this State trade, but
the general market is insciiye There will be lees
competition among the jobb.rs than at any previous
seas-i us the trade will be confined 10 less number
Of houses. The aggregated trade Will not be ~ large
YET in those who willing 10 present good assoit
m,bts more profitable business will be done than Tor
n long period Of years. The demand for export con-
tinues notwithstanding tie foreign market reports.
which give in another column, would not indicate
any great activity in Canton Shanghai, or Hong
Kong. Az domestic goods furnish the best possible
exchange even If sold at less price than the actual
cost OF the fa0lc IN ILLS market, lhey are edRefy
sought after by the shippers. The shipments from
Boston the part week have been immense, over
six thousand packages having cleared for one port.
This added the shipments from this port to the Sand
witch Islands San Francisco and the South American
markets gives great confidence with makers Of
heavy goods, and prices are strong. Whenever our
heavy goods have been introduced in competition with
tie English fabrics, they have taken the preference,
and whenever manufacturers will make the lighter
abrier adapted foreg markets, OF which at present
the Eugsh have the entire monopoly, we shall prob
ably see the same result, Their goods are made
generally from lower Glars Of cotton being mixture
of ,w midding American and short staple Surat, and
have not the intrinsic merit Of American fabrics.
This is field yet UNEMPLOYED by our fabricants, but
they never acquire that status which belongs to
that branch of industry in tbs country until they seek
to supply the foreign markets with tie finer fabrics.
Some attempts have recently been made in this direc.
ton by sending samples abroad, but tue true course
would be TO send out intelligent agents. and afterward
adapt machinery to the wants Of the different pop
ulaons without reference TO prefent st, les If
this trade could be fuly introduced in times of
great depression arising from supply, the equb
rum Of the home market could easily be restored and
more stsadiness would at all times be preserved We
annex our usual summary of the Exports Of Do
nestle CottOns from this port for the week ending
Feb. ~, US follows,
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Disasters, &c.

REruRSKp-The Hamburg strip oellert, Capt Terry, hence
h r. A.incs Co bsy on ths M 4, s,h Ia ist IS 1o
lon "a 80 experiences mos, violent ssie froms W. ton w,
which badly ilJurd the both couners split sails
coeTso- dsss. the bows and csus~d the vsss.
to esk b.dy about inches water per honr la smoots
waite had casks washed by shipping heavy %
the 9th the weather becane quite the ich hpdne
tn. eaAs badly and injured 70 great eznt ecasid
erred prudoDt return oI which seco diasy dons
18Th on Chnicok took pIlo, ION boet W. Bnpt mo lu
Thursday morning Oft Fs saad taken Jew ~
BALTIMORE feb i3The bhs Af, previously iepssee ne
dsnsed good deal OF green a by che water sssns s
man hsiehes 80 -.
The brs Mount Vernon. from Rio Js.slsc hss rsy Sc
weather mostly between Rio Janeiro and the ns sne ss
ssK whs days out having more Of Ken wpssa ~ sssssss
hss ee@@snesd dsssa1sist sld3 81 IS kak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15
FRANCE.

PAms, Saturday Evenng.--The Patrte .ays' IL
s not true ne some journals have stated that the
French Government has encouraged Denmark 10 re-
sist the demande of Germany. Neither Is true 'na'
" Fnrce Il .rgspizing a squadron to be sent TO The
"Balic."
The Patrie also ssys, "The bombardment continues
AZ CIaeis without great rssult on either eide" .,
MARsEnLEs, Jan. "a Russian frlgaie pas iel1
Touon but has not proceeded to Gaeta. Her des.inh-
tion il VilLfranea where the coamsnder awaits iesh
OIders.
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Mnrke,.E RenorteA BIZ Teleeraph.

BALrIsoRE Feb FLoUR sciive: Howard street snd Ohio
AZ IS III; City siis IS Wheat hrmer; Red, SllJO
s 20; White, 81 400 ~ 80 CORS active Yellow $50
SIC Mixed s5c White 65d67c PRoysoss quiet .nd m.
changed CoFrEE .t.soy at I2Idi3c. WHISKY nominal 1t
III dlPc.
PuuGDELPHIA Feb. l4-FIorE qniet at IS 25a IS So
WHHIT unchanged CokE frmer elbow SIC Old 65c PRo-
Visions dali Has ldSc Sides lOtc Sheoders Sc
WHIsKy steady az l1lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15
HUNGARY.

prs1U. Jan. 2.--Tbe inhabitants Of Volvodira have
protested against the incorporation Of that province
with Hungary in an arbitrary panner. 1fey aenana
the eonyocaiion Of Servian national assembly,
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To Tao Editor Of T1s ". j. TyiLBn, 81, .
SIR: This letter WAS r.. eived, ~ yon see wiih'H
date or signature, but s spirit ought 10 be brealed
int the ord IL contained oul, as, but s o,r teit<
ave ira rant " it'll Odor of true LeAHr. j. H. W.
Mn ions Y. WILLIAMS 80 Dop SJ' IN reading fnx
TrruSx for several wesii past my heart has bses epiy
panied b the accounts Of the ,.iog ia Kansas aud nsd's
do semebing for them but the tn'. edns an hard aid ny
n.a1 o. tied did that onald spsies dollar ia"
after thinking for time called all my family together
whiet consists tf eight p.on and .'k"d thrm the, were
uin, to live one week on bread and butte and ogc~ for
the sending all ofmoney 10 u- Kansas suh'rr
and they voss sd s 80 here !. what Ne have
saved BY tsig up small May God blrs' this p"'r
.ast and lead others d. likewise IL the aneere prsjs and
earnest dssire Of my self and family.
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Iwo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
,,pry.L or THE STEAMSHIP NETWORK

T., usu.yorh from Southampton 90 the 2S'h o.
y.pu.ry. hripgr London pagers Of that dale
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sthlaTUsB ALMANAC.
SIM Rises "a Sets 5:35 Neon Sets ll5'
nIsH pAY
Sandy Hook l0:52 Island lee HelGste... lEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

The wooden business has recovered it's tone from the
lowest depres ion but the demand has been confined TO
the Clothing-Houses and the city retailers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15
CLOTHING FOR KANSAS.

The Kansas Relief Committee acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of clothing and other articles at tIer roou No.
% Cooper Institute, which have been duly forwarded
to Gen Pomerny at Atohf0n, ~ follows:
From - Fii.rd, O,eeos y.lus -, Goorre Lord 10,
Il o,bry value sl5i A L. MbaBi, Ssw.Lotdon mn I
StG' ,f !es sv sry q E ys Me- s
no 10 .. Lots P.ee 10, q elo,n, ytIe 10 IN
IissDd' D4rr, sund ie' 80 from Go'h"n,
s. ysll- : 81 Lee u.l Je~,l Caiuri \. 2y-s Psn',
Croon l.. dir, boz eiaibg value los Mrs YIN gp,
,e No ~ We. ~ sooI street ~ sotirs value
va1. &c nporrw Nor. No 7T5 Esn,h as,us bo, .nas.
&c, value "a; Mo Caroline wh..leI 90 - it'",
s,sis ,' ,.a ,"' 81, G H. hos~sn co,bss vsae sls
hr Wc'I clotnrT tsue SO, NJ. Edrn d" - s'e'h
ssss y,ius ss Nj Moe y, u E.. einh .ri,ot ~,
Of snor. Ans ,,oIirs. ..ius -, "A Frnd" ,sue
value Sl7i ". ~ sabe, No. 70 Ttfd eun.,
y.s, ~, mo S,nr ea,li,E. vslus tSi = hot,
Go ,r-s vale go Ne D. VI B.SIi hr vel. 10 a.
YET Twsu,y ...,~uth street, clc tns ','os In, ~.
suntsi. .,f, ,.os toi /. fen-ray sar. fH'aes
Me-, p.oss sAutt ysl1s go Greet b1ii"tt~'' Al I"
ti.rr,s o'ootiiug. ue { 40 90, n
Pisso'~ 40 Vast NV You Co isi Hayward Rsbser
* ,cSmcS-A R.l,in L Co, az, oshio Mellon Co,
s9l. an "a.
4 Co, @2O; hcke.scn Robtins rs.
CLOrnIxG arc. vALus ENo~S.-one boz hom Branch
Newport n. small boz two tAnels e1stins from aides fSh
Ior.i value Of eIotaiDr ,hoe, roclins,, and M d.
e received up Wedne.dty geO - loi....t 1t7 ~
Value p's'iOu.y reported l's "
Tot...................,. -....''''..''','.sF'' %
Contributions # bcols ard shoes greatly n,.,rd
II IL hoped thai the friends OF The Committee WI lose
10 time in sending their d nations.
Money should be seDt 10 JOnn r.. Williams, Metro
loian Benk. N,w-lork, and eio,ling ~ No. ~
Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

There was rumor in the streets yesterday that the
large and influential dry goods houfe OF Bowen, Holmes
4 Co. had suspended. This s an entire mistake. They
are paying heir po,es as usual ...l- .s...f \,
The money market remains ~ last reported, with bot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

Secretary Dix adverres for proposals. for $1,000 600
Of 6 q cent Government stock under the act Of Con-
gress of the 9Th February. The stock will be REIN
barable in twenty yesrs from January ast interest
PAYABLE semi annually on the first days of January and
July.
Tie evening papers announce the death Of Mr.. r.
II. Winsow, recently of the firm Of Winslow, Lanier
Il Co., one Of our leading banking houses. Mr.. Wins
low was u member Of the Stock Exchange, and bad
a large circle Of friends in the street. The Board
passed series of resolutions this morning, expressing
the sorrow Of its members for the loss Of their late az
socats. III. .
The following are Messrs Thompson Brothers rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15

Tim Sup PamPRso 400 tuos. Thursday stsrnoos
taken on the Sectional Dock Tor repairs she VIVA Do p
ned recaulked, and Le~ly copteTed. y" a Ial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-15
tn, Dankirk Journal remarks;

The DHHkirk Journal remarks;
The Safe Line Railroad brr yrg forward larger 'n'oun o
freight than ever before known at ibis Tie peca h
po.inn Of Ass tie South l. tunns an immense eighn
bns over the Northern roads, much go h. both the STAT
Linz snd New York Erie Roads crow ded to tbeh tm
earnestly noticed the other day thirty cars IN one
tain oad-d cotton general movement Of cotton aud to
this will render large additions to present ous
-f..{.st s.. ~ .lvp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12
ERnM WASnINGrnN

WASHNGroN Feb. ll.-Cap;. Morrison, lately in com
mand Of the o. cutter Lewis Cass has his resi
nation to the Department He acknowledges that he
rendered his vessel TO the sutborues Of Alabama An
order has been issued that resignation shall he accsp
ei under such cir, umstanc5s bat that their shall
be stricken from the navy roll
Captain Breshwoods resignation will probably be dis
posed Of in tta way.
Some pos,masters who have recently been appointed in
the seeding Saes decline TO take tie oath Of allegiance
to the United States. Such offices be disconiin-
ued 4 no suitable men can be found 70 take them.
Mr. Rockwell member of the House Of Representa-
ves from Connecticut, died suddenly at his boarding.
house last night Of apOpexy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

BAIrNosE lFour dull and heavy-Howsrd Street and
Ohio = IS City Mills a. 2no sails Wheat dul-Red 81 2;
so, White Al 56 G. Corn STEADY Yellow aSGt6 cents
Prlyis stsady-Me.s Pork 81 SIS; Rump az 80 Lard
l11 Coffee active at l2SGl3 cents Whisky dull al
YosE Feb n Cotton irregultr-Upsni Mddlng ll&
al SOLE over-Souhern a. a56ls565 wheat
l6l2 Gems lover lower-NNed 80 crnis Mixed
depot q Yellow South GO Lard heavy at
gflO whisky steady l>6tlS% cents Sugar steady
c. dee ea5y G3i Mol8sses unchanged at aGsSs
cents SPLITS Turprnine dull Ron steady At 2sGtSl s6
Rice active hgherNew York CentrAs 46a
Virginia Skies S,5; Mi sourls S6Jt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

o,no, Of rs- w.Is S,sru.ry II 1881.

NEW yDfK MaRKsre FEB g.
nd higher prices have
paid for pms lots ss 1909 Dr. westra and suiLsn at
tessA s.s's, g isa, siGsss cash .,,...,.
Ing III Qualify v vas 0 s,s SFr Ss Without
In ssie- 3Ss bsgu Ip atli3ise ni' m's and
further reduction Of onsshh Of cent n 70 ich we con
form qutons To effect sales to any eNen however, hold
voul1 be compelled to grant fnth'r concession
FEInERs We have on note sale Of SEQ lbs Virginia. at 81
cents cash.
Of the market for ste and wesen Pour the demani hAv ng
been ar al prices strongly ndps purchaser The
Southern has been dull and heavy and a all kinds
have experienced a furih depreciation
degree wi that 81 Flour snd drness and depression have
the chief during the three days For
eat Inquiry has been moderate and chhy fined to
sting o:a mies There have been sales 70 fair
extent however ding sdyces from Eur
eoniiaue CT less u Favorable n.ta.e.
eight and Refined Of cent lower clo'ug quietly
Their berg no dpSl & 5 a sss supply T Po,o
BE, 81 Ut "a; $ ew-orleahs. "a at&.
te ing Sales II hhd Kentucky a. II en's
aS SUI be co. sidred almost enfey nominal BY auction
hhd Kentucky sold at alex ceLt average t90S q do 81
ST. cash.
BALTIMORE MARzETs, Feb. pm
COEEwe mus. co ngs to quote The market for coass
r,the. brisk Tough ire sa,s to-day are large only sine 200
Rio HON, fai Dc. lsGl2A; god &c. l2AGl2a aud
prm. do 2} iEc' Lagu'yra do. i4Gi4. and Java l6N
IlorR- Ih- Flour mari ct was very this morning
ssSbeyond $50 bis howard Street and Ohio super
freely ell al s. IS buy disposed to do
anything and tie usrk closed heavy We continue 10 quote
HS.ar Stree, and Ohio super at g %; do. ENlra -
GRAS- wteAt---Ihee were 800 whes WI eat offered on
Change day but busel not dPo ed 10 invest .rgl
anu sales we're ccL qu ny limited Whit Whest brought 81
cents good quo SIN h,d a. Gtl ACC for ordnG
ry l45Gtl:5 for a to good, ard M g fvr line to choice
Red wheat msu is pce TO-DAY, and al Of good oli
;or 81 % which fgttr decline and eau ony quote 20
2;G 80 for good prime and choice Iot
bushe CHI ned hanrs d~y AL Of which neS and
whle brought G16s and yellow 5Gjle, Old Corn be ns OF
aai ket cl sei - the shove quotations
PsOSOSSrne mari qalCt day, and trans Ions re
limited We Of sales about 100 hhds Bacon Ei1s ct log"
@lrAc.
We he I'd OF no transactions in Lard today. but quite
firm at iOA In Ibis aud tercs FOR Western, ami lG q ~
for City uh-ej.
sKED, Tie sas Of 70 day reported were some 80 buihe'
Oavtseed g. N Ga lbs rOlt-r. ask tGG5 23 for I0yestei
fir TO prim. Timohy e. 25J2 IS and Fax $Lt10L2iH
MH Ci,y unty he'd a. l1QDl4c, and Ohio al
yesy Market and sales al these hSiIes bat la
small lots
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

RALEIGH Feb 1.-The Legislature is busily engaged
in tipatchng business All the counties are choosing
candidates Nearly every county will have them both
sides. Wake coun has elected the following Union
ticket Messrs Badger Holden and Busbse. The Legs
ature will probably adjourn next week Several railroad
bills were passed. making State appropriations The
revenue bill is under consideration lowering the
on many articles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

- c,-xc,I--A regular meeting Of ths City COaleil
Ma Yesterday afternoon, all the members preseI'
.,,sn. Mr. Crutcbdeld.
c-.,,.D from the Committee Of Finance, reported
n,,n,nce imposing tsNes for the support OF govern
1T providrg that the tax on rcai estate shAh DC ~
mCus s5t on personal property 100 per cent and on
a,,.v and credits % per cent
mo- Grs,tan also presented the annual report OF the
"A committee, from which copy the following ex-
t; sqs6 500 as the amount Shown by the opera
.s Of the past fiscal year. which viii be produced by
- .ssent tsS bin and estimating that the valuation OF
~ 81 estate which is now S20579 40, will amount to
~ con 600 and that the present tax bill will produce
-Sono there will then be d 6eit Of SOS OCO TO meet
sxnsnses estimated by the Auditor; and deficit Of
900 n0 10 meet the actual expenditures Of the city for
NV, wear even il the Council shall practice the most
.i co1omy and to provide for this by taxation
rolire an increase Of the taxes to fully hirtyfrs
hs committee intimate that the required
-, siated revenue from taxation might be raised by
ale Of the bonds OF the city if the disturbed cond.-
- Of the country had not reduced the price OF the
So,Ss in the market forbid such sacrifice as would
- eouired 10 meet the payment Of this balance. The
committee seem thiuk that the alternative is iaereas-
"a taxatiOn or dishOnOriug of the city credit.
The report and ordinance was laid upon the table, and
ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. Scott from the committee the Fire Department.
rsportad adversely upon the proposition for providing
AGAINST eondigratOns in the city by locltug sections OF
boe in different portions Of the city, in the custody Of
f,emen. remote from ensine-houses- The report was
a-eed TO
Mr. H presented petition from B. Hassell for print
I'M, the ordinances Of the city, in German. Referred 10
the Committee on Finance.
An appropriation Of !or repairing the Powder Nag
anne passed and various claims were orderd TO be
paid
After the transaction Of other business OF no special
interest, the Council adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12
MARINg DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFE

NORFOLK, Feb. 1.-THE schooner Empire" of Nor
folk, for New York. wrecked on Sand ShOal the
night of the 9Th The vessel and cargo, consisting of
l. COO bushels Of corn total loss Two men were
frozen to death. Captain Howell and the rest of the
crew are badly frost bitten. They at Cobb'>
island.
The slip 'Euopean, a days from Calao has arrived.
She lost overheard her passage John Krk Of Dundee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

KNOWLES 81 WALFORD
49, AGENTS PoR
Life and Fire Insurance,
Herrngs Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Machine Betting, (LeAiher and Rubber)
heneely's Church and other Bells,
Dealers In Cotton and Linen rvines
$50 MAIN STREET,
oc9 Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

Il EROsRNR OIL.-IhAVe just received very ,9PsIio.
IN article II KeFOSsns OIL Cd ~ and rec ron 81 ~ IVA
ci0r. klz y y
(toX's GELATINE.-A fun supply on hand, ss.ns'
~ ut al the neesssarJ hsVorng sNtrae,s, eosAiag
f-l2 l. nAANo
DLOU6 "A PLATEs,-l0O made 70 osD order; Tor
sais b. Isisl John " G)kB0S SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

Rsy. DR.. BEowN-The Petersburg Express states that
''R ~ D. Brown, Of Richmond filed the Tabb Stree;
Presbyterian Church. in that city Sunday, "ard de-
iycrtd highly interesting DISCOURSE basng his remarks
r.o1 the impressive incident of Moses striking the rock
in the pilgrimage OF the children Of Israel The sermon
was listened TO with marked attention. and this being
the first tine he has occupied the pulpit in this CT
created fine impression both regards the ability OF
the minister and the excellence Of the discourse ITSELF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

MULE LOST During the fire Wednesday las,
wi peis brok open stable door, on -Four street,
btge aud Frsnkn) and turned our two males Ore
the null mare bay color. light built and young, has not
returned
suitable will be paid by returning the mule TO
is25 n sYLDEN MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

TuE CITr RAuRoAD,-A cargo Of lumber to be used in
the construction of the city passenger railroad arrived
here on Saturday We presume that the contractors
will at once proceed Law the track aud prosecute the
work we trust with all possible dispatch. Labor both
abundant and cheap JUST nov, and hundred men could
be As probably employed as twenty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

FTNTUkFS.-In pursuanEr Of certain
oftus from W. Jon,s and II. Thornton Gate part
under the Style OF Jones Thornton dated ID day Of Fbru
lfO shan MONDAY the 18th day Of Feb uary 1851
the Auction o. Hector Davis at II O'clock proceed sell
public suction to the hhes; bidder I've slaves three and
two
Also mmeds " aerward a. the Factory, between Main AMI
Cary, and II and 18th lately occupied by sd Jones
Thornton all the Factory Fxure Furniture utensils used
said Jones Thornton.
Terms, cash.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

Life has fso charm, for the Dyspeptc whchis not TO
be wondered at when take INFO account the amonnt
Of bodily suffering which be endurs By Of the Or
ygsHa'sd Buffers the picture is reversed aud the bright
side OF life sppears
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12
FROM MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY, February llth Hon. Alexander
stephens made speech to-day before the Congr IS,
kaovlsdgug the honor conferred him by eeetng him
Vice President of the Confederacy.
bin Was reported providing for the executive de-
parlment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly nng up with population; s65O25 persons
having added since 1884, making the present population
l,1l9 400 a ratio OF lO2 per cent In ten years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those OF
any The products out during the past year
The wheat OF 1850 approaches scO
900 bushels crop yields less than liooOoo
bushels.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

VIRGINIA LlgE GrARp.-Ths new company is not a
volunteer corps bat uniformed company of the line,
attached TO the l-9.h regiment The following is a list
Of the oflcers Captain, John Stewart Walker; lst
Lieutenant Charles 2. Rtdy; "a Lieutenant, Allen NJ.
LYON surgeon Dr.. W. ". Parker; lst Sergeant, Geo.
W Rtdy; "a, Peter A. Franklin sd VIM. II. Allison (;
4;h j. Melville Wills; 5th, Ben. b. Bates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12

SALE or A STEAvER.-The Richmond correspondent Of
the Petersburg Express states that the South Carolina
republic has purchased from the Virginia Towing Com
pa1y the largcs aud most Seryieeable iron steam tug
they have In operation. It Is the James GRAZ, boat
well known to many OF your merchants and river men.
Arrangements have been made to take the boat down TO
South Carolina waters immediately. The price paid has
TRANSFERRED but 1t is said TO have been fun eqniva-
leat for the steamers value
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12
"RLOOmsBURY" FOR SALE.

TTlHE undersigned offers for sale the TRACT OF LAND caei
BLOOMSBURY" 10 Cupeper county about three mies from
station containing Hundred Acres IL adjoins the
farm lately VIM Ross TO Mrs Wise and Kennedy and
the lands OF O. O. Beckhsm DR. T. ON aud VIM J. Fife
This Farm situated ghborhood remarkably adapted
growth The Buildings rather DID, but
with repairs will be sufficient or the
mediation Of family DESTROYS asing Invited
u examine place themselves We will merely that
has always considered OF the best farms In this neigh
torhood especially for wheat.
Terms will be made accommodating
FOR further Information apply TO John slaughter Way
andsburg Cupeper county TO O. ~ Green oupepe
Courthouse JOHN SLAUGHTER,
sug5-ctf HILL C. BRADFORD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-12
THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

The State ds only $lO s9s H. and within he last three
years been reced 81 46 So and ndy rSiSonaby
expect hat in Ten years IL aoiR become extinct.