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N h0HL. God Furniture, Piano, Buggy, &C.
tBlDAf MORNING, March p, at 9 O'CLOCK, ~ill be
stIeeti a large quantity Of household furniture,
piano, buggy, &c. JACOB GRAFF, Auct r.
A UCTIQN shLE-BY JACOB GRAFT a
N kLBL= Office Fur iturs,. Fire-proof Safe,
&c On WEDNE MORNING, March 27th, at
9k o'clock, al Nos so and 10 East Third-st will
be sold at auction tbt office fixtures, &c consisting
Of q new large double door burglar and Are. proof
Safe. made by Hall, Carroll 4 90; Desk. Ooua or,
Shelving, Chairs, .Oil.cloth, Scales, Partitions,
ChurnB, Window. shades, Letter Press; a table Cd
feet iongi Reading Desk so feet long; Office Fix
lures &C. JACOB GRAFC. Aucti Ine.r,
mh26 No. lS East Fourth If.
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nROBATE COURT NOTIOE.-As.

DROBATE COURT AS.
Il sIGNEE Of Mrs. SUSAN KIBBY. Notice Is
hereby given that the subscriber has been ap.
POINTED assignee Of Mrs Susan Kibby, and as such
has token p0st ession Of her effects. All persons
having claims against her are notified to present
them, duly authenticated according to Law, to JOHN
d. INNS, assisUee: 260 Nalnut-st.. Cinoinu att,
HsmiltOn County, Ihio. mh27. ct. Wed
DROBATE COURT NOTICB.-AS.
II SIGNEE Of MILTON s, KIBBY. Notice is
hereby given thst the subscriber has been APP
pointed ~stsienee of Milton s. kibby, An persons
having claims against him are notified to present
them, duly authenticated according TO law, to
join NJ, ENNIS, assignee, 260 Walnut-st +,
Cincinnati, Hamiltol County, Ohio. mhs7- Ct We1
DISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
II Take notice, that al per-. ms who have legal
C iaims, also, all persons indebted to the firm of Sci
bel g. MahOn, $40 Vine--t., will please call and
settle heir accounts from now till april, 1861, as
they wish to retire from busioess
SEIBEL.
THOMAS MAH0N
Cincinnati, March q, 1861. mh27-dE
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SEALED PROPOsALs Will BE RE.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the office of the Board of City I'm
proyements until nine o'clock A. NJ. of FBIDAY,
April 5, 1861, for regarding, repairing and paving,
with good, haId-burDed paviDg-brick, on a bsd Oi
clean send four inches deep, the sidewalks on the
north side Of Buckley %e-street, from Vine. street to
Oak-street.
Zach bid to be accompanied BY two %sureties Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be re-
ceived. By order Of the Board.
mh2b-tt CHAS. BALANCE, Clerk.
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DHPORE ESQUIRE N. mARCHANT,
h Jul ice Of the Peace Of Cincinnati roWnship,
Of II smilton County, Ohio Smith a HawleY Us J..
V. ClutCh.- On the 18th day of March. 1861, said
Justice issued an order of attachment 10 the above
5nisbetts' Ssia case Is SEE for the sd day of MAY,
1861, at A M,
March 20, 1861. mh26- cTu
INT II ~ hE CcE.
- HANhELMANN a Justice OF the fe9ce OF I'm
cinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio:-Wm.
II n Chance Va Iabulon Parker The dsispdant
WI take nollee mat on the IyIh gay 81 Tiatdn,
issued an order Of attachment against the property
and ,eheots Of said deiendapt' Tor the sum OF one
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8IAu0fToN sXKRS.

A UCTTOrfRkIlREHY G0BRAHH HARSfX
- lAMS- sh1ee-rooms, Nos 90 and 90 Maln.st.
sEoisl Sale q kiqu9,k ~ hpeu91 -Ei,ety gases
FRIDAY MORNING, March 20, Al 81 Main.st /,
0it stn5stli 04io. e. ao,eieet % sPsas Iiguomy ths
itccR, sd tabs s6ldte seaie On esiafe 81 order Of
Executors Thee biquorf, We are assured, are a.
repI esehted and woIttg the attention Of buyers ~
nverF lot VII he sold rsti.f IN % H.ftrlf- ila-
Terms OF balo-rash. .e.s .lHf q
They can be e1amiRsdtAa da4 previous 10 sale.
Thorndtle private stock vintage 1s40g-hlaT Lar
Five cares james Hennessy's London Dock Pale
feGSf a ss !. I + iaaFtsu London Dock cosrnao
-Four cases pinet, Casttlon 4 Co. Pale CoRnao F;
Thotndike private atock, 1870. -.g.lT -r.. Z vi
Five cases Roy al Wine Company's Port Juice, No.
5bi Thorudike private stock, 1858. y .r m
Three boxe. Critic den Golden Sherry Thorn
s1 boxes VoSliH1i,.rSs 4 CO. old south. side Ma.
delra; Thotndike private stock, 1870.
Five boxes Duh, Gordon a Co.'S Cabinet Pale
sherry Thor dike private stock, 1891. .u
give beSss La Caste Cap de Pen Brown Sherry
rive bees : = .Yriate's choice Old Brown sher-
Three boxes Harmony Brown Sherry, OK ship
tie boxes John Ramsay's Islay Scotch Malt
Whisky distilled 1873.
SIX 6.xss Irish Malt whisky distilled by T. &
Five boxes. ny nbende 4 zonen scheidam Gin,
RItterdam, II q. q 1890.
Five boxes Rybbende a 2onen Schoidam Gin,
hot erdam, quart juRs.
Five cases Cream o. the Valley Gin, Smith & Co.
Blk cases Miller s Old whisky.
Too cases Old Jamaica Rum London Excise.
mh2T q. a LAWS. Auctionaera
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RR RE.

- CEiVED at the office of the Board Of City I'm.
lroyemeDts until nine O'Clock A. III. Of FRIDAY,
April 8, 1861, for grading, setting curbs, aud fur
DishiDg new ones where necessary, and paving,
than four inches in depth, on a bed of clean gravel
eight inches deep, Carr. street, from Sixth street to
ter stones, and double row of twelve. by-six inch
fsegings 81 Dayton. Xenia or Indiana hat.rock
stone al all the crossings.
Each bid to be accompanied by two s~ureties. Bid.
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
By order of the Board.
mh26-tt II BALANCE, Clerk.
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a UCTION sALB-BY @. BRASHEARs a
n LAWS-Sales. rooms Nos. 81 aud 50 ain St
STsST M9Iatssri q Ree, NALL, ete;i s. Agcticn:L7
u, Commencing at 9 o'clOcE. 90 hhds N D Sugar:
50 bris. prime n. .. Moiasses l26 bass UoAee; lT5
Tobacco, Teas, Rope. Starch, oaudle,,
soap, Indigo, Smoking Tobacco, ware,
mb27 4, BRAsBEARs a LAWS Auct,r,.
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a UCTION BALR-By JACOB GRAVE &
II koHL.-Th,ee Brick Houses and Lots .-on
sold az Auction, at half past 3 O'Clock, on the prem.
les; the following real estate, viz; 4 brick dwell
ing house on the south size Of Fourth street, No,
29l, of eight rooms and one bal h room. with gas,
water, &c, The Lot is twenty feet front by ninety.
i've feet deep. Terms-S2 500 can remain, or he paid
OF the residue Of the purchase money ST, 900 cash =;
terest.
ALS0-Two brick dwellings on the west side of
John. street, south of Fourth, having nine rooms
npd basement each. bath rooms, water, gas, 60,
The Lot is twenty.six feet front by eighty-three feet
deep. Terms Of tale-A mortgage Of $1,000 can re,
main or be paid off the res due of the purchase
money, 81 $50 cash alance in one and two years,
with six per cent. interest, secured by mortsage'
Title good, and sale positive.
JACOB CRAFT, Auctioneer,
mh27 No, IA Hast Fourth-st.
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EA Observation-Disclosures who
w speaks English. and a good, general work
man, WITH Ind steady employment, II thev suit, by
sgplyine INN diately to SANFORD & HAYNAtD,
CevelaId d, Ohio, mh25-fA
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"ANTED Stitching of all kinds, dressmak-
ing, ladies' and ,children's un-dergarments
thirts made for SIC. each; stitching Ic. per yard;
tIcking &c per yard, by Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sc swing
machines, at No. is Fourth st. mh2O ~
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A UCIION SALR-BY q. BRASHEARS &
~ Laws. Sales-room, 81 and SO Main.st :
sell, ON THURSDAY MORNING, March Is, at 3
o'clock: without reserve, for cash, 1870 cases Mems,
Boots, Shoes and BrOgsns-a general assortment.
mh2T @. BbASHEAES q LAWS, Auc'rs.
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va ArTBD-A YOUNG MAN-As Store Clerk
w and Assistant Book-keeper. Also, one Porter,
one Otice.cleIk, 10 write, &c, one Teacher, one
young men for light work Apply at the Employ
BHce, up-stairs. mh27.b DO
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VA ANTED- BoABDING-For a ge1t'eman
apd three children, s, 10 aud n years Of age.
a private family ear, or in the city, and without
small %childr'n, preferred. Address p. o Box
LOCI, Cincinnati, Ohio. mh26.bN
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"ANTBD-WANTED-W ED-Ten in
d%us'TiOUs ladies' and Gentlemen, TO work at
Q new and beautiful business. Wages from Sl2 10
Sl6 a week SO for learning. None need call but
those that are ready 10 g. to work. Call at 81
Sycamore street, near Fifth. mh27. b"
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NV ANTRD AN CKNOWLBDGMRNT-
w JORESON returns many thanks to his nu-
merous patrons, and is glad to see them again
throi eiIg his + sons, Ninth and Main. He will cOu-
tnue Ia turn out the best of pictures. mh96. %
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(" ANTbD-A lady wishes to adopt as her OWE
a healthy female child; age preferred from
ore to three years No mother need Apply except
one willing to give her child entirely up, in order to
secure for IL a good home. Applications received
until the Sd Of April. Address NJ SUTHERLAND,
Press office. a.
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w ANTED- HOUSE-To purchase a Dwelling
II, use of 8 to 9 rooms, worth from 5000 TO
to ~ go, pleasantly situated, for which nearly ali
cash will be paid. Address Po.tofice Box 1885.
fmh26 b+l
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M Ant BD-For every body 10 Cinolonati,
CovingtoD, .Newport, and mankind generally'
20 RT ow that at I04 Vine-sty Jewelry, and many
other articles, can be bought cheaper than else
where, and purchasers Of two dollars worth receive
lcT vrlva months one of the best weekly papers
ppblishtd. Agents wanted throu2hout the country.
mh26-C~ JAMES r. HAWLEY, Agent.
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~ En WANTED A few
ladies and gentlemen to learn a new and
baautiful businets, shich is easy, and can be doue
at home. Can mako from $40 TO SIS Per week.
Constant work will be given after they have learned
the buriness; So capital required Call between the
hours of 9 A. III and p H., at the inventors resi-
denoe, I5S SycamuTe.st., and see for yourselves.
Ladies will be taught by a lady. This is no hum
bug. mh26.cR
Nv ANTBD-AGHNOY-A married man, Of
middle age, speaking both Engiish aud Ger.
man, IL DESTROYS Of a situation as Travelling Agent
In The north western part Of Ohio for some whole
ale groeery-store 10 this city: He vas lately ed
tier of a paper in that part OF the State, aud bis
extensive travels there made him acquainted with
4 eOOd many business nien. Address q. H., Daily
Pres once. Good references given. mhl9-f
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The I1eRislature.

In the Senate, yesterday, the rules were
suspended and the bill communicated from
the House for the Incorporation of the Rich
mond and Liverpool Packet Company taken
up and passed. The Committee for Courts OF
Justice, to whom was referred resolution
asking for Stay Law, reported it inexpedient
to make any such recommendation. After
some other unimportant business, the Senate
adjourned.
In the House, the Senate bill authorizing
the inspection of guano and plaster was taken
UP and read twice, when Mr.. MCKENZIE ad-
dressed that body in opposition to said BILL
and desired its reference to the proper COM
mittee He regarded the inspectorship as
no thing more than an unnecessary imposition
of taxes upon the people of Virginia, and
tending only to bestow upon certain persons
large salaries for doing nothing. He was OPP
posed to the principle of creating offices for
the remuneration of political tricksters and
party wire workers. The bill was so com :
mitted The special committee on free ne
groes reported a bill for the voluntary enslaye-
ment of certain free negroes in the county OF
Appomattox. Mr.. MAGRuDER offered a ryder
to the bill for the voluntary enslavement OF
free negroes without compensation to the
Commonwealth which bill, with the ryder
thereto attached, passed The unfinished
business of Tuesday coming up next in or
der, being the bill to ratify the sale OF the
James River and Kanawha Company, several
amendments were offered thereto and dis
cussed at length, after which the bill was or.
dered to its engrossment.
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DIED.


On Iaesaay u "a ~ Union Nill, Mrs. ABE
LINE MC(OOK. consort 81 the eNse ans - ,a;iv
caat. il the AID year a. her age "a wing .amy
OF eight orphan children 70 mourn tnsi' i'iep"'"
The friends and aeq aintances o. me iamf from
rasrsotfn iIv in yted to attend her inperai '''r 10
80 Ia,s rss;dance to-day, the lath HIST, ~ ~
a,riock A. M without further notice.
On Tuesday. the 18th OF March, after at;ve
ftInass Madame CAROLINE h. FAssossA
of France. that wa, to ap-
near Yesterday morning, was not ~. ~ q az
fhis siatemen il necessary, to prove sn ia not
nression Of our ad miration Tor the .,,ui and
The result of long reflection but the pipnp sth of
sincere cry of friends distressed ~ she pos
Madame CAROLINE Il. WAISTS, Indec19t' La ~
sessed Qualities calculated to ORA" AZ era her
She was obliging, kind, active " narv times
frIeuds--pous without bigotry. How ~ tsi
did her witty remarks charm our ies :, a I'd com
How many times did her e1eeiiem NV times were
uot our sad thoughts made sweet Dy tn nu,,w,ited
her Intelligent pety; of her entlIe, I'm 10 he,
unmeasurable self email OF her desot,vn 1 Inve
daughter, Such an example OF m asea obieci
may be eqnalled but cannot 90 actions subject
all her thoughts, her daughter I'll ,be strength
of ali her liza She consecrated ali the sti 10
of her heart and body to the happiness ~" swae
fort OF her whose reciprocal iove M Seyotion-
and still she found iu her heart some anecsion ~
her friends to whom, in the soTro" w =; iaftth
vhelms them. one only consoldtieeu 40 -, n,
one allowed by the remembrance OF ne! P,ous ~
virtuous lfe-the hope that hef soui p.rpyn
| On Tnesday March 18th, 1881, at a quarter TO ny
| o'clock P. M MOLLIE A., only child o, 9onn ="
| md MarvS barrett in the 7th year OF hor age.
God hath taken our little idol home to heaven
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Rirbuauan qispattt.'


Compliment 20 Col. Gee. w, lay.
A number OF the personal friends Of Col
Gro. W. LAT, who lately resigned his com.
mission in the u. >. Army, gave him q serc-
made last night a. the Exchange Hotel. After
the performance OF q piece by the First Regi.
ment Band, Col. LAY was called out, and
having been introduced to the throng by Gov.
MoSrAarS, expressed his thanks for the com.
pliment in words of deep feeling. He spoke
of Richmond, and his attachments to her a.
his birth place, and said he had come home to
share the destinies of the South, because he
could no longer remain in the service Of
Government hostile to her interests. After
he closed. three rousing cheers were given for
the gallant officer.
Hon. Joux CocHRAsE, Of New York, was
then called ont, and his speech, briefly deliv-
cred, was one Of rare eioquence. He assured
his hearers that there were thousands of true
hearts at the North beating in unison with
theirs, and If war was forced upon the coun-
try, the battle would not be against the South
alone, but that Northern bayonets would be
pointed against Northern bosonls. He ex,
pressed strong hope of an eventual restoration
Of the Union, "a sentiment which many die
not relish } and said that Virginia now held tn,
destiny OF the country In ner hands Coercioi
he denounced in most emphatic language. Mr.
CocHRAxx was tremendously applauded a
times. during the delivery of his harangue.
Capt. JoHK +. LAY, of Powhatan, was mex
called on. He thanked the people for tn
compliment that had been bestowed upon hi
brother, and proceeded to make stron
Southern speech, which was enthnsiasticall.
cheered.
Ex-0oy. WIsB and others, were lustil
shouted for by the throng, after which tn
baud marched off up town, followed by hun
tireds of persons, and serenaded some of tn
distinguished men sojourning at the Ameri
can Hotel.
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EE Fire Insurance.
AGENCY OF THE ALBBNARLE ms. co.
OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. (
Richmond, l3th March, 1851.
Elements Of a Good Policy.
LIST Itmust be issued by good company
I'd 1t must be properly drawn up, so as TO cover
the property intended to be insured.
The above promised, l beg to call the attention
of nv friends, and the public generally, totWo
facts :,
ISsURANCE COMPANY ...
I'd That have now had % YEARS OF constant,
laborious, studious experience IN the iNsohAN0h
BUSINESS. 80, -.-
Acting for the above safe, responsible Company.
which after three years con ection win thehl d.
settled quite lumber of losses-l can most cor
daily recommend; and having the ADVANTAGES OF
the shove referred to long experience, l think
can offer to those wishing FIRE INSURANCE. such
policies will afford proper indemnity.
Please call on the undersigned.
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND, Agent,
nah l3-5t 18th street, Richmond, Va.
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s. The Easass Of White Labor In virRinia..
We call the attention Of the slaveh0iders "
Virginia 70 the following paragraph from 'ne
Washington Star, paper published In " ASH
ineton, which Is friendly TO LtsooLS, and, u
course, very hostile to secession In Virginia
After making the eminentIy veracious state
ment that there lisa reign of terror in hieh-
mond," and that the "mob have apparently
taken as complete possession Of that city AZ
the Plugs ever had Of Baltimore In times
past" the Star says:
.tWe rejoice that disunionsm has thus earn, q.
posed It's true CHARACTERISTICS aud ,, Nv
gina The sixty thousand maori mae, faw weeks
since. will not be circumstance TO the ina1oIrE
with which the conspirators against free sRergh,
FREE oy WaTE RaIBoR TE SOUTH
viii be overw helmed in Virginiss approaonih q
aSgs Of wsa, asnnon really
means as so forcibly exemplfhed by me relsh a.,
| terror sought to be inaugurated at hichhonu' DC
H.HtTha virginia Convention. we can now state
positively, viii not pass an ordinances o. sf - ~
| sion Elected ian overwhelming majority oi .he
| hody 10 protect and secure the liberties OF the
| people Of the State, they now Ieallze unn s -
takabiy wherein lies the real existing dahse' ~
| 1.-THE FUTURE OF WHITE LABOR In
THE SOUTH Mark that, people OF Vr
| oinia, BEHOLD the issue which has been un
guardedly blabbed out! Andyou, Vlrginians
| who are laboring to save the honor ana lhoe
pendencc of the Commonwealth, are thus de
| nounced from the shadow of LINcoLs's thron'
as "CONSpIRATORS" against the "F~tur
| of WHITE LABOR in the South," or in othe
| words against the ABOLITION OF SLAVERY
| What confession What warning Inns
then, is the acknowledgements ana oia'
Labor or, the Union and White Labor!
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The Convention,

Ex-President TYLER commenced his speech
yesterday, and will probably conclude day.
He dissected the Peace Conference PROPOSE
tons, and argued with much force arid ability
against the policy Of accepting them as basis
of settlement, even if it were possible to have
them engrafted upon the Constitution of the
limited Siates
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ARAISa CAROLINE CoUSTY.-The Commits
sioners appointed by Caroline county, Va, to
purchase arms, have bought in New York
y, 900 worth Of rifles and earbines with sabre
bayonet, which were distributed ON Monday
to the volunteer companies Of that county
who have uniformed themselves. These arms
will kill at distance of 900 yards
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It - REASONS FOR SUPPORTING

REASONS FOX 81
NJ MR. RICHARD REINS AS SuPEh!N
TENDENT OF THE POOR aou us The sniy m aap
whom knew that. hopelessly involved in DEBT,
refused to avail himself Of its for aTodn the
naTment of his debts in the fact that he mao pc
come involved in them by seenrisyshlps h hnf Ike
an honest man he declined resorting to lega pre-
text to elude the payment Of debts when ne ha Tau
unfortunately incurred by his own act ana IA
bored indmstfiously and lived economically, Tor
many years to pay them-even to the IdsaJd1n n9
Snch high minded integrity deserves to be re-
warded the reward win be alike aace8ns
In addition to his integrity, Mr.. Reins possesses
all the qualities neatngss energy Of bnsinesss
which are required to TT him eminently lor tne
post for which he is candidate inns caro- 10 .
| written without his knowledge, or suggesti9,n
| from any source: but simply from a desire 10 90
| honor to an act of uncommon honesty ana, at ..e
same time to secure for the city an oihcer OF uh
common qualifications .,...o-. ~ tte
| He is cordially commended to the support OF the
-n,ers of Pichmond and admirers of lofty IN
tegrity, by [lnh H--2t*1 AN OLD CITIZEN.
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border and on the seaboard, could at the same
time act "A A line of police 70 protect thisp
perty. an expense which would be supported
bv the whole OF the Southern 0onfederacy.-
II should also be remembered that there are
few slaves now in any of the counties which
Immediately border the ffve Ststes, twAy ~
that, II slave property il safe In the Union y
and that these border counties would con-
thine, as at present, a bnlwark for the more
inland tier, with the additional safeguard of a
vigilant police. In fine, dsnnion, instead of
endangering slave property, wonld present
no increased facilities for escape, and would
provide additional securities for its safety.
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MARIND INTELLIGENCE.
Hon Water this day (7hursday) at 81 O'CLOCK
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10. 1881:

High Water this day f7harsdayl a. 81 Q csocn.
SAILED,
schr. Danville, Chester, New YORK. mdze.' ~
schr samaria, Todd, Petersburg, mdze., w. ID.
schr Beverly. tBr) Blaneh, Halifax hour, oa-
con Baskerville. 49,. ,;c,.
schr Oneida, Warren, down the river Iight'
Schr Virginia. Respie, down the river light.
Schr Elafe' Faceman, down the river, light.
Schr Magnolia, Nickerson, down the river
Schr. william and John, -, down the river
light , ,ha rirer
Brig Fred. Eugenia, Halves, down the river
light. ,,,o,.vn,
Schr. Marshall, from New YORK, belo" oHs
Point.
CHAKJFsToN March lard. schr Spr1Shtllht
Sea. Norfolk CID schr. Minnesota, Richmond
BALTIMORE, March 12.--Ard, Flying Arrow
Norfolk Ci'd, sloop Stafford, FrederIcksbarS'
NEW YORK, March 12.-Cfd, schr Horizon
Norfolk. 80 o,, 900
from Scotland
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SrIcIDE PROM JEALOUSY. - Mrs. caroline
King, of New York, who had been mal d,pe,
80 weeks found a lady's glove in the pockel
of her husband, who is an actor, and on WON
dav took poison, leaving anote on the BED near
her body stating that if he loved any one De h,
ter than her she did not want 10 H'e. Oh'
had taken corrosive sublimate.
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apncIAn MoTrCHe.


AIR F.milv Machine. 1.-THE Exhfetttsu as
MEanaSics' lssrITrrH Hall. for two aaEs Pnnsss'
Of ROGERS' PATENT WAsHlNu y sst.1lr.A,
ladies' nd gentI all WHO hays wnness
ed the neatness and ease with wnish, y psnrised.
its work, have not only been ~, - Is the nEsr
ISvESrIos Of It's kind ys. brought to psDed IN
tice These MACHINES are manuise.@xIsso a nd
Riehmond and are sold at the low price oI se, suH
warrantsd to rive satisfaction. They neither ru
mr. tear clothes or break off buttons, ana VAL
with equal facility the finest Jaor'e' OF INC
RE- County, State, or shop RIGHTS for sale
A dSJJrsss - C. r. TAYLOR.
Mechanics Institute Hall,
a ,,+ Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-14

A MEETING in Smythe county, Va, on the
9th inst. passed revolutions In favor Of the
immediate withdrawal Of Virginia.