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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06
ARTICLE III.
ssECTIoN Il

l. The Judicial power of the Confederate States
shall be vested in one Superior Court, and in such
Inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to
time order and establish. The judges, both of the
supreme and Inferior Courts shall hold their Offices
during good behavior, and SHALL at stated times,
ceive for their services compensation which shall
not be diminished during their continuance in Office
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-06

We the people of the Esederate States, each State
acting in its sovereign and Independent character in
order to form permanent federal government estab
lish justice insure domestic tranquility and secure
the blessings OF liberty to ourselves and posteri
ty-invoking the faver and guidance of Almighty God
do ordain and establish this Constitution for the
Confederate States of America eE -.
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FIGURING Mill for Rent.

n'HE City FIGURING Nil, situated on the Cumberland
j River just below the city, Is offered for rent the
reancer Of the present year. with the privilege OF
next year Apply 10 TrExH 8 FosIsR, Cherry street,
- JAMES C6RBITT,
unsak q The NIL
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10. EDWARDS, F. B. HARRIS. E.P. EDwAHDs.
EDWARDS, HARRIS &CO
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson & o.,
r Wholesale Grocers. = s.l
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
a1 DkaIzzs Ii 7e .se0 has -.
Brandies, Wines, Tobaeeos, Cigars, &C., &c.
CORNER CHURCH AND COLLEGE STREETS,
~, Nashville, Tenn, lf
MTE ARE IN RECEIPT OF A LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries, Tobaccos, Liquors,
&c, comprised IN part as follows, 20 which We re-
spectfcIly invite the attention Of the Trade. '-s
SUGAR, NOLAssEs AND SYRUP. -
% % hds oqd Hoqia1a % apsa nSs
90 bbls Coffee; 20 boxes z Loaf Sugar;
100 bbls Plantation hOlas so halt bbls Refined No
100 half bbls Plantation so packages 81 Louis Col
so bbIs Rsned Molasses; so ps s New Orleans Col
SO bbls Lovering's ID den Syrupi
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio so bags Old Col Java Cof.
100 bags New Orleans Rio so bags Laguira Coffee;
Coffee; fE a ss-.a
h4S0 e
100 bbls Rectiied Whisky; SO bbs Robertson county
100 100 Ky.DD XVI INC SO bbs Smiths Old Re
100 packages Old Rye whis- serve Whisky;
ky; puncheOns Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
& BRANDIEs. WINES. &c. =
10 quarter casks A seig- 10 casks Madeira Wine;
10 1Saere quarter ots casks otard, Is Old Port
6aprsy Co.'S Brandy. Sweet S~s Malaga a .. ..
dy: SO pks Ginger Wine;
10 or casks United Pro- so baskets Champagnei
prietor's Brandy; IS boxes Claret;
100 pks American Brandy; % pks Lemon Cordial;
100 g Ginger 90 25 ss Mint " =
SO Cherry so boxes Btters;
Blackberry &c % pks Holland Gin
25 ss Raspberry GO 10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO END CIGARS. 80
500 boxes virginia Tobacco-various brands;
500 Sc Kentucky GO - 50 ST i" @sF -
rs kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
50 600 Superior Havana cigars-various brands,
100 600 -" German I"
so 600 Z" Domestic 90 50.
CANDLES AND SOAP. -
400 boxes Star Candles; so boxes stearne Candles;
200 hlf so I" Talow e
150 or 90 +" 15o boxes cap, various
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour. -
100 s Superfine = l.-tsu s-~t
100 bags Pennsylvania Buekwheat Flour. f
-ee d sUNDRIEs. ~
1000 sacks fine anpc oarse 25 chests Green and
Salt. go s.f Black Teas; rzss ssh
500 bbls Kanawha Salt; 100 dozen Buckets;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes, 90 nest Tubs;
500 boxes Glass Ware; 25 sacks 8 Almonds;
500 Reels Cotton Rope; so bbls Pecans and Fill
100 casks Soda; berts; sE
1000 pounds Bar Lead, 10 bbls English Wainuts;
500 bags Shot, assorted 100 dozen Broom;
sizes: - loo doz Zinc Wash Boards
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oys- 500 reams Wrapping Pa
- ters; per;
25 cases Sardines, 4 and so bags Pepper;
Y boxes: - = 25 ts AIspice;
5OI6xs Lemon Syrup; so bxs Ground Mustard
$50 pks Raisns: so &C Fire Cracker e
100 90 Mackerel so bbls Cider Vinegar
. -a-- so bbls Xxx Ale;
With variety of other articles.
ianII-tf EDWARDS, HARRIS l. co.
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~ Passengers should bear in mind that the ssCJN-
CINNATIn is the OLD and FAY0RITE ROUTE Con-
nections made promptly, the Roads thoroughly
BAII.ASfED, and all modern improvements adopted-
insuring SPEED eAFoRf and SAFETY -.sr -,v
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Mashuille e atriot.

gai5aEsa TERMS: iT l.lsase
Daily, per annum. 90
u,
One Weekly for two years, or two Weeklies
for one year, in advance ,...-.. ..---..-5 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weeky or Weekly Is 70 be DIS
continued (pad in advance at the time lori
the subscriber must order, otherwise il will be contln
Ied, at option, until paid for and stopped II
paid, be paid at the time OF dIscontlnuance
al option II the party IS good, it VIII be sent
until paid f. -.---.- -.zr.-
Rernttancesb by mall in ''regstered letters, at our
risk
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ARTICLE II,
4.E Z

1. The executive power shall be vested in q Pres[
dent OF the Confederate States Of America He and the
Vice President shall hold their Offices for the term of
SIX years; but the President shall not be re-egibie
The Prt sident and Vice President shall be elected as
follows:
Q. Each ssate shah appoint, in such manner as the
legislature thereof may direct number of electors
equal TO the whole number of Senators and Represen
taves to <hch the State may be entitled in the Con-
gress; but no Senator Representative, or person
holding an office Of trust profit under the Confeder
ate States, shall be appointed an elector. ~ slE
B. The electors shall meet in their respective States
and vote by ballot for President and Vice President,
one OF whom at least, shall not be nhabitant OF
the same State with fhemseives they shall name in
their ballots the person President and in
Distinct ballots the person voted for as Vice
and they shall make distinct lists Of all pereons voted
Tor as President and Of all persons voted for as Vice
President and Of the number Of votes for each which
list they shall sign and certify and transmlt sealed
70 othegevernment Of the Confederate States, directed
70 the President Of the Senate the President OF the
Senate shall in the presence Of the Senate and House
OF Representatives, open al the certificates aud the
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Correspondence Of the Rieifnoud Dispatch,
AFdirs IN PsfersbVro.

FsTERFBrR RIO, March 2. 1kEt.
Inc same REMARK which has been made In
regard tn other places, applies Justly 10 Pc
tersbprg At this time-that n great change Ia.
oecarred IN the political feelings or the people
mahy r. those VINO chung most tenacicnslv
10 IN" | MON and its revered associat ions h, 90
become 50 disgistfd with the continued hos
tile measures ct the Republican leaders ana
the coercive policy which Itncoln iutimatas
, ,hat they nave reluctantly abandoned their
tai" position, ana now help TO swell the rauks
OF the Spcpssionists. In this conner,,on y
may u" allowed to note two facts AZ some
what remarkahle--first, that the ladies' have
ehterrn IN" arena, and discuss eagerly and
iamillariy political affairs: secondly they
nave az abandoned the Union and raised the
cry OF secession. In this ease, their womanly
symPdthies nave not been proof against the
powerful arguments of the sterper sex
A handsome Secession flag has been raised
on the vacant lot ON Adams, near Washing
ton street. IL IS red and white stripe with
corner OF dark blne, containing a circle of
seven stars. as-
Business here does not seem TO have been
materially affected our streets are a scene of
constant hustle aud activity, goods arriving
and being dispatched. The arrivals OF cotton
have been large, and show no diminu tisn-the
market is well stocked with wheat aud corn
The southern railroad is doing an immense
business, and under the skillfui mana cement
OF the President (Wm T. Joynes,) and Direc
tors. has amassed q large capital for the COM
pany. j il pity that they do not apply por
tion OF il TO the erection OF a suitable depot for
passengers and freight. In this respect, the
other companies have shown commendable
librrahty.
The regsiar annual meeting of the Library
Association was held last night 1t adjourn
ed withoE any action. Politics are too much
in the asCsndant for literature to flourish.
There " rumOr afloat, that a worthy Gil
zen of Petersburg has applied 10 President
Lincoln fer the Post Office, - II convenient
but If fle present efficient incumbent does
NOT resxn, he will not probably be- removed.
Mon CRUR.
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|, number of citizens OF Alexandria, '

A number of citizens or Alexandra, Va,
contemplate Offering the commissioners OF
the Confederate States, - now in Washing ton,
the com pliment of 4 public dinner.
Dr Vim. J. Walker, of Bos ton, has given to
the Natural His tory Society IF Massachusetts,,
a house in Bulfinch street, the assessed value
of which is $50, 900.
Gen. Millson, Representative IN Congress,
was received by public turn out at oriolk,
Va. Friday afternoon, on MS return from
Congress.
Richard Fraxsous, a free negro, was shot
and killed on the 9Th inst, by the Ialiof OF
Frederick county, Va, while attempting 70
escape.
I.,art. Edward T. Spedden, U. S. N, late
..taehed 70 the United States steamer Mo-
hawk, died at Brooklyn on the I'd inst.
r., 50 now certain that North Carolina has
oona against calling Convention by l,2jo
majority
poht W Harrison. a well known citizen of
petersburg Va, died suddenly on the oth III
slant
The residence Of J. T. Lanier, near teters.
hnrr va. was robbed of $50 one night last
week.
Twohundred and forty two steamers. OF loo,
$50 tons were built in the United Kingdom in
1860.
Among the passengers by the America Tor
Liverpool, was Geo. Wilson, Of North Caro-
lima.
Nearly 800 men have been eniis ted in BaltI-
more for the army OF the Southern ConfedeTa-
ey.
A son of John w Forney has been appoint
ed Second Lieu tenant ia the IN arine corps.
Half million packs Of cards are made an
naaiiy In Lenden,
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE ALBERT

ST.. JoHSs, N r., March e-The Galway
Company's steamship, Prince Albert which
left Galway on the evening of Tuesday. Feb.
2eth, arrived at this port en- route 10 n York
at clock this morning.
The Prince Albert's ola tes ARE four DAYS la
ter than those received per steamship North
Briton at Portland.
The Cnnard steamship. Arabia from New
York. arrived at QueenstoWn on Saturday
evening, February 23d.
The steamship Niagara sailed from Queens
town on Sunday afternoon, Feb i4th ut 4
o'clock, for Halifax aud Boston
s3Poiitical news nnimpor tant.
The Prince Albert brings no news of the
Australasian.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, February 2Gth, = NJ Cotton The
sales 10 day have been 5000 bales including GOO
to spectators and exporters. Messrs Hewitt K
60" report an advance oil sQ3-ts Of d penny per
cent ,inee Friday last the market closing firm at
the advance. "
Breadstufs The market is generally dull
Provisiors are dull
LONDON. THURSDAY Afternoon -Consois era Ola
for money. aud glsmsl. for account American
etocks-New ork Central Railroad 736i IS
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

correspondence uI Inc hlthuoEu DIS StcH
Military Orgdnf4dtjon-Sectss Heetiag--
The MAILS, dc.
TrysrALL's DEpoT. NEW KENT Co, VA,
March !, 1861. !
The un1ropitiOus signs of the times, for
ornament adjustment OF our national affairs,
has caused much martial spirit 10 eVince it,
t~Il in New Kent. We witnessed with de-
gree of qualification a few days since, the SOL
di"r-llkc bearing ana sunGry eyolutions ad-
m.Tablv executed by newly Organized Nolun-
teer company, under the command OF capt
10 I Elicit, who is well skilled IN military
Jaeties. and promises TO make splendid OF
Gyrr. This valiant corps Is composed chiefly
II YOuvK men, With sufficient military ardor
to give them, when uniformed and fully
equipped with all necessary weapons OF war
far, i very formidable appearance on the
Geiu. SIXTY men have already been enrolled,
AID recruits are falling into line daily: We
hay- now three volunteer companies in the
county, mum Dertng in the aggregate one hum
dred and seventy men. Hence, little if any
o! thai vllOr has departed when gave suCh
an impetus 10 her Sayages ana WiliisHs, to-
stihrT with \ number of courageous Spirils
who hittied in the protractet and bloody
struggle Of the Revolution.
meeting of a portion of the citizens OF
ms county, irrespective OF party, was held
here on iast Saturday. Resolutions were
adopted. without a dissenting voice, declaring
that Virginia should sever all connection Wit
the Federal Government, and unite her des
tiny with that Of the Gulf States This is
th- doctrine which should find warm re-
tp0nse in every Southern heart, and legions
Of propagRtors TO disseminate II on every inch
Of slave domain. The South cannot longer
With honor submit to Northern dogmas and
t2naticisIn. The past has fully demonstra ted
the impossibility Of existing with people in
peace and harmony who have usuTped the
Government, and who wish 10 enslaye the
south by appeal 10 the sword.
While writing, we desire TO call the atten-
ton Of YOur readers 10 the rreguiafity OF the
MALE between this place and Williamsburg
heretofore we have been receiving regularly
semi weekly journals, published III your city
On tho day they were issued; but new ar
r1nscm"ut between the mail contractor ana
t3e YORK River Railroad derrives subscribers
from Obtaining their newspapers at the Offices
Oh tr1ay from here 10 Williamsburg, which
har given rise 10 4 vast deal OF compliant
The semi weekly edition Of your paper OF FRI
cay, ARD likewise that of the weekly, by TINS
arTang eTnent cannot reach your subscribers
sooner han the Tuesday following, There If
air'Ntds petition on foot % abolish this mis-
rFA4le arrangement, and IL viii he sent to The
Postmaster General in a few days. Let us
nave the mail by the old route, which VIII put
subscribers in possession of your city papers
rTihl weekly. lnexciting times like the pres
'"' We desire To be apprised of what is occur
mn, regularly, under The present Btock ad-
M!L!suat lion. Yours, truly, DYKE.
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Southern Congress.

duced a bill to stablish an Admiralty Court
at Key West.
Mr.. Sharon introduced a resolution inquir-
at New Orleans.
MIR Conrad introduced q communication
proposing change in the law regulating
boats.
The Army bill passed. 1t reported
that 90, 600 men Will soon be ready for the field
fsHcoSD DISPATCH
MONTGOMERY, March 9.-Congress did moth
ing in public.
1t is underS TODD that the permanent Consti-
tution will be completed tonight OR Monday,
ami that recess will follow.
The reported announcement of n Commits
siOner to Europe was premature. 1t is be-
]ieved that none will be confirmed until the
Conference at Washington has been concluded.
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Texas Convention.

GALVESTON, March Son the 4th inst. the
Convention declared Texas out of the Federal
Union. Gov. Houston has issued q proclama-
ton 10 that effect.
The Convention has passed an ordinance
authorizing the appointment of delegates to
represent Texas in the Provisional Govern
ment
Vessels sent by the Federal Government
will not he seized.
GOV. Hous ton it is said, Will not resign, nor
take the oath of allegiance.
The Convention is discussing the ordinance
defining treason.
Col. Mccullough has been sent with de-
tachment of Guards to the upper forts.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, March 9.-Flour dull; sales of
$500 bbls to-day at x59Is5 10 FOR State 81 400
SIS IS for Ohio, and IS. 251S5.e 80 for Southern
Wheat hrm ~, 900 bushels sold at 81 l. for Chi
cago Spring and 81. % for Milwaukee Club. Corn
firm % % bushels sold at 6oc Lard firm at s3J
Io8. Whiskey dull at 1T. Receipts of Flour
$3.50 bbls; Wheat $40 bushs,; Corn II, 700 bushs.
BALTIMORE March s-Flour steady-Ohio Is IL.
Wheat dull-red 81 23Ml p white 81 .ioYI 90
Corn aetive-mixed 53Ms7 yellow s64s59, Pro
visions q ull aud unchanged. Coffee hrm at l2tes
ID. Whiskey at kWls4.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE March s.-The offerings OF Beef
Cattle at the scales yesterday footed up only 45o
head all Of which wer" taken up by Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from SO TO si.fS, and
averaging rs S7k per loo rounds. The average
shows an advance of l2A cents per 100 lbs on last
Thursdays rate. There was fair supply OF
Hogs AID sales were made to the butchers al
s. 25 to - per loo lbs for fair to prime lots sheep
were in fair supply, and sold at e45 to - gross.
Letter from Liverpooi-[PER BREMES.l
LIVERPOOL Feb. l9.--nur Cotton market con-
tinues very dull and inactive, without however,
any material decline in price since saturday, as
we still quote middiing Orleans I'd mlddllng
Mobile sid middling Upands tsd The .aie Ior
four DAYS amount TO l6, 900 bales. including 5000
to-day while the imports for the same time are
90 600 bales. At sea from America, ooo,ooo paies
aga inst go goo.
Breadstufs are without important change -
Wheat and Flour are nominaliy shade easier,
but there is no pressure 10 sell al any decline
Provisions continue in good CONSUL ptlVe de-
ma nd as last quoted.
Lard is very dull, and slightly lower
The Manchester market again nat to-day,
and prices nominal.
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Large Fire at Saudusky. Ohio.

SANDUsKY, Ohio, March S.-A fire this morn
ing destroyed the buildings occupied by n. q
as a chair factory; also the large building oc-
cupipd as offices by the Sandusky, Dayton and
Cincinnati Railroad the Toledo, New York
and Erie Railroad the New York Central
Railroad, and the Express Company, together
with the Drovers' hotel, and several other
buildings. The principal sufferers are Pitt
Cooke, Sl5, 0o0-insured $500; Norcross &
l'pp. SO Ooo-insured ~, 900 r. b. Hubbard,
st, 900 s'anduSky, Dayton & Ohio Railroad,
SO, 900; Y. Ct, Odds, 81 800; II. Cotton, Drovers'
hotel, 500. The total loss is probably sos, 900.
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Delaware Legislature.

WILMINGTON, Del, March S.-The Delaware
Legislature adiourdcd sine dje to-day.
An endeavor was made to call an extra ses-
sion in April on the state of the Union, but it
failed.
The Legislature refused by a large majority
to renew the present lottery grant held by
Messrs. w God y Eddy, which expires III a few
months.
1t is probeble that more lottery grants
will be made BY this State.
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From aSi,inRton.

WARRINGTON, March l0.--A Cabinet meet
ing was held last night on other subjects than
appoIn tments to office.
Ihe condition of the Southern forts held by
the Federal troops engaged the deep attention
of Gen. Scott and others, yesterday.
FROM recent information it appears there *
much dissatisfaction i'll the army even on the
frontiers.
Secretary Seward will be able to attend to
his duties to-morrOW
y number of subordinate officers in the ar
my have resigned, and others are preparing TO
follow their example.
There appears 10 be but little doubt in the
hest informed political circles to- night, that il
was decided in Cabinet meeting last night to
eyacuate Fort Sumter.
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lit was said that MIR. Golden had proposed
the Swiss Considerations AZ med ator in the
American conflict. The following is the truth
at the matter Mr.. Golden, who is merely
private gentleman, has no authority TO pro-
pose mediator. Having been consulted on
the subject Of the disruption of the Union by
some of his numerous friends the other
side of tho Atlantic, he suggested that they
should choose the Swiss Confederation as an
arbitrator. This fact was communicated to
NJ. Fomrod, member of the Federal Council.
This IS what took place, but nothing was nor
could have been done. If the American Go
yernment should claim the med atom of Swift
zerland. the Confederation would no doubt
give the proposal the consideration it merits:
but II is not probable that such will be the
case.
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BY Dunlop, Moncurc & Co., Aucrs.

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR. MOLASSES.
" &c. AT AUCTION On TUESDAY, the 18th
inst, commencing at IL o'clock. will sell at
our auction store, the cargo Of the Schr. Bvelina
Bates, from New Orleaus-say,
235 hhis. SUGAR, fair to prime quality.
$50 bbls choice quality M0LASbES.
Also
$50 bags RIO COFFEE.
10 hhds BACON.
$50 boxes ADAMASTINE CANDLES
% bbls BOURBON WHISKEY.
rs bae kets CHAMPAGNE WINE, sc.
TERNS.-Under Sl0o, cash over that amount, 4
mouths credit, for approved negotiable paper.
IF Sale without regard to veal her.
DUNLOP, MONCURE Il Co.
NH Aucti0neers.
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AUCTION aAIEa.
rTUFE Dxys


4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES.
" TATE, IN TIE TOWN OF FULTON, NEAR
TO RoCKETTS.-As Commissioner Of the Circuit
Court Of Henrico, appointed by decree entered on
lat November. 1890. In the case OF Enroughty aud
wife against Bergman. &c, we shall sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, 14th
March Isei at ~ o'clock p. NJ. III fair II not,
the q rst fair day } the REAL ESTATE located rs
above. of which the late Fred Bergman died
are several beautiful building lots, and an excel
lent new Brick Tenement, used as store and
dwelling, and considered an excellent stand Tor
business. 80
TReMs-Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of sale and costs of suit; balance at ana liz
months for negotiable notes, interest added salts
fsctoriy endorsed, and title retained till the FUR
Their order of the Court.
:, E$ Fd5 : ssFs : }Fis s,sSs cenrs.
TWO MOST VALUABLE LOTS. ONE ON
L THE WEST LINE OF HTH, BETW EE
GRACE AND BROAD STREETS, AND THE OF HI.
Err ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN
I7TH AND 18TH STREETS, F0R SAL L AT AUG
TIOS will be sold at auction. on the premises.
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th March, 1861, at a o'eik
j.. NJ, in the order advertised, lot No. az in
Adams Division. fronting ~ feet on the west line
OF 18th street running back rs feet to Union St
This lot is now leased to good tenant at flGo per
annum. free Of taxes.
Also, Lot No. in the same Division, fronting
q feet on the south side Of Cary street. running
back about 100 feet TO a wide street alley. This
lot Is now leased to T. good tenant at *75 per an
mum, free of taxes
TERAs. -One-third cash; balance at and
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid.
NH GoDDIN APPERSoS, Auct's.
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DLACk SKIRT BRAID
ID RUBBER COAT and VEST BUTTONS;
GOLD BRAID:
COMBINATION CoRsETs, all sizes;
SEWING SILKS
COATS SPOOL COTTON:
LINEN CAMBkIC hANDkERCHlEFS:
WOVEN SKIRTS, &c to 81 hoops
Full lines OF the above Goods last received and
for lle TO the trade by
fe2I GiNTER, ALVEY L ARENTs.
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Ehode Island n ppubIicau Convention.

PROVIDENCE March THE Republican Con
vention unanimously nominated for Governor
James Z. Smith, formerly Mayor Of Proyi-
dance: Tor Lieutenan t-G0yernor, Simon Ii d.
Greene, of Warwick: for Attorney General,
Sullivan Ballaw, of craDston; for Secretary
of State. John Il. Bartlett, of Providence;
for Treas urer, Samuel A. Parker OF Newport.
For Congress Eastern district, Christopher
Robinson Western district, VIM. ID. Bray
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The Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 9.-The ConNen-
ton has adopted an ordinance transferring
operations TO the Provisional Government,
with arms and munitions acquired from the
United States ; also, transferring authority
over the forts and arsenals TO the Southern
Contederdcy.