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AN AMERICAN ASTROLOGICAL VIEW OF
N THE NEGRO QUESTION.
AND NEGRO SLAVERY"
THE FIRST AN INFERIOR RACE-THE LATTER
ITS NORMAL CONDITION.
By ]. ii. VAN EyRIE, N. ID.

author Il ;s ,s IaRcRggD aTG Rg ,.s ssom. Price .sn, point
that the subordinate position of the negro always e1ngia
American society not condition Of slavery At s ,v bat
evils any, exit in Southern society are IeiesDe 20 %
failure Justly embody the natural nferory of the negro IN
CT theory Of that society His WORK divided into two parts
first the specific and radical ., ss BRAIN
c Of the negro shown to be only the more
white man Why when or the Creator saw ct 70 thus
order things the author regards as immaienal he -
different being physically and mentally bis proper ,ea
tIons the white d.cassed sso mnas9 sma I ~
srp.e Is.ehe. Of the White s 1ss y % p
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An able mnly exposure of tIscy which more than all
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT INCREASE OF ATTRACTIONS.
OLD ADAMS'S CALIFORNIA MENAGERtE,
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And all ee WILDS, FORESTS, and GLENS OF Amencss'
comprising GRIZZLY BEARS, CINNAMON BEAhS,
GoLDEn BEARS, HYENA BEARS, FIGHTING tstsS ELM
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The largest bear captured alive weighing nearly s"V
pounds beside many other American Wild Animals
GENUINE AMERICAN LIONS, &c, Nc
This euire collection sdded 10 the Museum without extra
OLD NEPTUNE, KING OF THE OCEAN.
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION,
The oply Animal OF the Kind seen In America
THE LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN,
the most sim uAT human beings known. - ~
ALBINO FAMILY FROM MADAGASCAR,
white as snow long, white bu,hy hair though
BORN or PERFECTLY BLACK PARENTS.
GREAT CANARY BIRD SHOW, -
by the EIeeor Canary Bird fsncier Assoeistion consisting
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In the Il ecture Room, the splendid Drama
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LAOY OF ST. TROPEZ THIS EVENING a. u o'clocG
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qsetts Is Children under tsn 10 cents extra
rV,HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY respectfully an
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north east corner Brosdwsy and sd st., on THURSDAY
EVENING Jan 81 Doors open al u commence al ~ lckets
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MANUFACTURING PREMISES to LEASE,
MI WITH OR MITuQuT MACuINRRY.

M WITH OR WITHOUT MACHINERY
The buildings with - loti Of ground lely occupied BY
Aet vivian situated Of l2thst and stav ut Har
The factory OF brick and Is s0xs0 feet Croton water
introduced in the most complete manner On the premises
engine with ample boiler both for engine
heating &c There also slne of haing with pues
belis One pair Of chsse suitable for aax seed bark Ae
with complete apPursus heating drying boiling ke and
several tanks and boilers Those premises win be leased for
yea and seh OF the machinery may be wanted sold
whole will be leased favorable terms For further In
formation apply 70 CHARLES w. COPELAND,
No l22 Broadway, New-York
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Boots, 8boes, &r.

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Turkey as an Empire compared with France; Population
rkish Arab Armenian. Greek Rouma anian, SavoniAn,
ahnia and Kurdish-Their characteristics and Religions
PopIees of Turkey Social Institutions Psygamy, Moham
msasnism, Slavery, Prospects" " .
TIets 10 the course rs cents gentleman and lady 81
rs sdission 20 cents For sale at the Library; at No 50
iryst and st Rsndolphs bookstore Each lecture com
80 In i,elf To commence a O'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

GENE CORK, SEINE CORk.-Just re-
y ceived, fresh lot of very nice Seine Cork
Fishermen, give us a call For sale by
A. BODEKER 4 CO., Main ST.,
NH u Near Old Market.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Snolc Storm UiDtherig-Acciisnt &c
SUFFOLK, VA, March 18th

SUFFOLK, VA, March 18TH.
Mr.. J. r. kilby, who is our delegate in the
Convention, is not also our representative in
the Legislature, rs your printers made me say
in my last.
The weather of Friday last--a violent snow
storm-is being repeated to day, only Il little
more so. Alas even in climate our once no :
bic State is fast becoming identified with the
Borean Association Indeed, nearly all her
pride and independence has long ago "friz
ing publicity to the fact
That fearful disease, diptheria, has renewed
its rayages in oar midst. Several children
and young people are now lying at the poin
of death with IL, while on Saturday, little
Marmaduke, the only of much
esteemed fellow citizen Mr.. VIM. Jones, was
borne 10 the grave Il victim. The child was
very generally and mach beloved
On yesterday afternoon party of young
gentlemen started for Magnolia Springs in q
hand car, on the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail =
road; but before they reached their destina-
ton, one of them, a Mr.. Macy, from New
York, l believe, was thrown from the car and
fuG over. With serious damage 10 his lower
limbs, he had a narrow escape with his life,
there being six Or eight other persons on the
car ut the time.
But for the fearful storm, l should go to
your city 10 might to hear Rev. DIR. Garter
Though young, he is one OF the ableat men in
the South and did not get out OF Virginia a
day too soon, when he left year or two ago.
Still / sing
81 wish | was in Dixie's land"
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From WashiuRton.

WAsHISaToS, March Authorization de.
rived from authentic sources says no move
ment of the Administration now in progress
involves hostile designs. 1t is generally be-
leved that the military status of the Gull
will be preserved.
The Senate confirmed the following lnomi.
nations by the President to- day Chas Fran
els Adams, Minister to England; Marsh OIL
Vermont, Minister to Sardinia Jas Watson
Webb, Minister to Constantinople II. S
Sanford, of Connecticut, Minister TO Belgium
Mr.. Thayer, of New York, Cons sui General tt
Egypt; Capt j. Devine, Consul to Cork; Mr.
De:ries, Superintendent of Printing.
Nominations have been made by the Presi
dent of Arson Burlingame, Minister to Aus
tria; Rufus King, of Wisconsin, Minister t
Rome, Bradford Il. Wood, of New York, Con
sui to Belgium Jas. o. Putnam, of N. York
Consul to Havre; Freeman A. Morse, of Me-
Consul to London j. w. Nye, of New York
Governor of Nevada.
Capt. Frazer, of Mississippi, and Lit. o
Bannon, of South Carolina, U. S. A, hav,
both resigned.
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TEL EGRAPHICs NEWS,
Repor ted for the Richmond Dispatch.


Extra Session u. .. senate.
WGsarye .ox. March 20--Mr Hale offered
resolution, which lies over, that the Senate
adjourn on Saturday next, at r. M.
Mr.. Douglas resolutions were up Mr.
Bayard, Of Delaware. said the crisis he had
long anticipated had eliminated Seven
States have Withdrawn from the Union. He
intended To- offer proposition giving the
President the power, by the advice and con-
sent of the Senate, to enter in to a treaty with
the Confederate States, and thus avoid the
other alternative, namely, civil war. He ex-
planned the elementary principles Of govern
nent, and defended the relations between the
States and Federal Government. Secession
was not among the reserved powers Of the
States, but revolution Is common right
The present state of affairs was revolution.
and in this connection the will OF the majority
was to be considered the will of the whole. -
Insurrec ton and violence in a State NAV be
put down by law, bat you cannot meet the
collective act of collective people except by
war or peaceful negotiation. when reyoIu.
ton comes ii cannot be met by the law of trea
| SON Allegiance Is due to States rs we'll as
| the Federal Government, and the law of domi-
| Gle must necessarily govern the case when a
| State has separated from the Federal Govern
| ment
| After an Executive session, adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James M. Taylor r Son, Aacrs.

TRUSTEE's SALE or REAL ESTATE
i IN PORT MAYO, HENRICO COUNTY.--Pur.
suant to the provisions Of two deeds Of trust
ented by Matthew Finnegan, dated the 9Th day Of
Hen rice Coanty Court. the subscriber will pro-
eeed to sell at public auction upon the pretnis az
on TUESDAY, the znd day OF April, at IL o. clock
r. NJ, III fair If not the ext fair day Their asfter
,st all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with the improvements thereon, In Port Mayo,
Henrico county, fronting ON an alley IS feet, aud
running back 90 feet. End. certain piece or
parcel Of land In Port Mayo, Hsnrieo county,
fronting on Louisiana street a. feet inches. aud
running back 1es feet TO an alley, with the i'm
provements thereon.
TERMS or SALg.--En ough ia cash to defray the
expenses'of executing this trust, and about th Q
sum of seas; the remainder npon such terms a.
may be agreed upon on the day Of sale.
JAS. NJ, TAYLOR, Trustee
JAS. ID. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts. NH 2i-td
T,RUSTEES' SALE OF A SMALL FARM
Il ON WESTHAM ROAD. Is HESRlCO COUNTY.
Pursuant to the provisions of deed OF trust exc
cuted by David King, dated the 22d day of octo-
~itee, the subscribers will SELL at public auction
at Henrico County Court House. on MONDAY, the
LIST day OF April, 1851, THAT being Court day at IL
o'clock NJ, the real estate conveyed in said deed,
as follows "A certain piece or parcel of Ian d
lying and being in Henrico county, on james
River, fronting on the Westham Plan X Road COZ
tanning, by survey twenty live and three -fourths
acres, adjoining the land OF Mr.. Jesse Williams
on the East and that Of Mr.. A d. Williams on the
left, aud Immediately opposite TO the residence Of
TRRMs-Enough In cash to defray the expenses
of executing this trust, and about the Of 1890
the remainder upon such terms as may be agreed
upon the day OF sale.
j JUN 4 hhtbAAeeaa'EsoN , Trustees.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SoS, Aucts. NH 2l-tds
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Ex-Secretary FIoyd Acuuitted.

WASHINGTON, March 20.--In Court to-day
both indictments against Ex-Secretary Floyc
were quashed on the ground that they were
untenable. The first was charge of conspi
racy TO defraud the Government in the In
dian Trust Fund affair. The prosecuting at
torney entered a notie prosequt, stating Their,
Il charge of malfeasance in Office in issuing &C
ceptances to Majors, Russell 81 Co. The &C
of 81 prohibiting prosecution for charge
when the party implicated has testified before
Il Congressional committee on the subject
prevents any prosecution i'll this case, and tn,
indie tment was ordered to be quashed.
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From California, by POney Express

FoRT kEARNgY, March l0.-The Pony Elk
press, from California on the 9th inst, has
arrived.
The trial of Augustin Harraseth, meter
in the United States Mint, has resulted in his
acq uittal on all the charges against him
The District Attorney appeals to the Supreme
Court.
The Legislature was to meet in Convention
on the 9th, for the election of u. 5. Senator
1t was believed that the election of either
Messrs. McDougal Denver would be i'm
possible. If any election is had, a new maj
| will probably be selected.
Two companies Of Federal troops had ar
| rived at San Francisco, from Oregon. SOM
| INSTRUMENTATION occurred on the voyage, AM
| one man was wounded by the Lieutenant.
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WHITTEMORE l. HAZELL
Will sell at Auction, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 1851
And following days until sold, sale to commence
alto O'Clock each day, at
No. les Chambers Street, New York,
(By order of p. NJ. CHAPMAN, Assignee,)
ISAAC l.. HUNT Il CO.'S
Entire Stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. q,
comprising large and varied assortment of Heavy
and Shelf Goods, suitable for City and Country
Trade.
CARRIAGE AND SADDLERY HARDW WARE.
A large and complete assortment of Carriage
and Saddlery Hardware.
Also
90 TONS MALLEABLE IRON GOODS
Comprising every description Of Goods known to
the Trade.
TERMS Under 300, cash over that amount,
approved, endorsed notes, payable in the city of
New York, or five per cent. discount for cash.
he Catalogues will he ready, and can be had
at the office of the Auctioneers, on MONDAY,
March 18th.
WHITTEM0RE & HAZELL, Aucrs.
Office l55 Broadway, New York
NH l6-eodtds
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Miss Ellen Smith has recovered $4,000 of
Francis Clemens ton for breach of promise of
marriage after twenty years courtship. TWO
hundred dollars year for waiting-not ex-
travagant.
Lieutenant Colonel Latour, Vice President
of the National Swiss Council and formerly
Minister to Naples, is dead. This distinguish
ed man was but thirty -four years OF age.
The Pennsylvania papers are opposed to an
extra session of Congress, fearing that the
Morrill, tariff bill would be repealed or modi-
fled.
A large tree, supposed to be over seven CEN
tnries old. near the city of Mexico, is said to
have been struck by lightning more than 200
times.
Hon Waldo p. johnson, the newly elected
Senator from Missouri, is Firginian, ana son
oflEx- Gov. Joseph Johnson
The Mr.. Thayer appointed Consul General
to Egypt, is at present connected with INC
New York Evening Post.
The American farms on San J uan lsiaha are
fYourishing, and farmers cheerfuiiy pay taxes
TO the Sheriff and Whitcomb Company
The late dreadful storms in England We're
announced three days in advance by the Lon
don Meteorologist.
The Union party of Tennessee have called a
Convention for nominating Governor' 70
meet at Nashville, on Thursday, NAY "a.
Waldo II. johnson has been elect u >.
Senator from Missouri, in place OF Senator
Green.
Two persons have been arres ted for burning
the town of Newport, Ga, and will probably
be hung by the people.
The wife Of Thos Winans, of Baltimore,
died on the 18th inst
Green peas were three inches deep in snow
at Wilmington, N. g., on Monday night.
Daniel Taylor has been nominated by the
anti Republicans, in st. Louis, for Mayor.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.
DESIRABLE STOCK OF GOODS A.

/ lESIRABLE MUM VF UUODS a
~ AUCTION. ON FRIDAY, 22d inst, at 10
O'Clock at my store, will sell at auction the fol-
lowing articles, for cash: SO sacks damaged Salt,
l hid. OF shoulder Bacon, tieree of Breasts,
tierees Bagged Hams, bbls. Crushed and n. o.
Sugars, 2 bbls prime Roll Butter, S tubs Noun
tain do, Lard, soap: Tallow and AdamaItine
Candle bbls aud kegs Moas Sc box &c Candy;
Wine, 9 bbls. Apple Brandy, bbls: Rye and Com
mon Whisky, tierees Rice, Washing Soda,
Brooms Buckets, Vinegar, Stoneware, Porter,
Ale, White Lead, Is iron bound and 10 gallon
Kegs, together with many other articles.
NH FL r. CAUTH0RN.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
AaOthkr SeceHSi0n Elnu Hnde bX LGdles

HANOVER q. H., VA, March Is, 1861.
Va Monday last we had the pleasure OF WI
Messing beautiful secession flag, made by
rome Of the fair daughters Of old Hanover,
residing near the Court House. The nag
noats from a large tree, Immediately over
hanging the Central Railroad, jus below the
Courthouse Depot. 1t is of white and red,
"hh seven blue stars, six in circle, ana one
"a the centre. with the representation Of can
shine as brightly as the MONDAY sun in con
a aast with the gloom which oyerhangs the
oiu domination. On one side OF the nag Is Id :
.sl Secession and Liberty" on the other
oAts Rights" Such Is the true patrio lsin
"a s'e daughters Of Virginia-snch their de-
soeon 10 the honor and rights Of their native
land, M,
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By Redwood g. Reach, Auct'rs.
(54 MAIN STREET.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MA
l. CHIN cry, &c, AT AUCTION BY virtue of
deed of trust, executed by VIM. NJ. s. Garrison
to the sub crber, dated the 18th day of February
lsel, and duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, being thereto requested, will sell or FIJI,
DAY the 22d inst, cou1imenclns at ~ o'clock, at
the Mill of John Nettles, ESD, 18th street, the
following described property:
Large Tongueing- and Growing MACHINE,
with Belts aud Tools for same
Surfacing MACHINE, with Belts and Tools
TOR same.
1sMoulding MACHINE, with Belts and Tools
for same.
Circular SAWS, with Mandrells, Boxes and
Bolts; and
/ Saw BENCH.
Circular SAW, and Long Mill SAWS.
lot Of TOOLS. consisting of Wrencbes, Ham
mers. &c.
lot OF PULLEYS and BELTS.
lot of MOULDINGS, and lot of LUMBER
MACHINE in the Mill on 18th street, known
as "Nettles' Mill" and all interest of said
TERxs.-Cash, THOs. G. BELL, Trustee.
~REDWooD u X EACH, Aucts. NH Bids
P0STPONED.-By request Of the Trustee, the
above sale is postponed to MONDAY, the :5th in
slant, at the same hour. l.. & n Auets
mi
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FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-On Wednesday
night, train on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad was backing in the vicinity of
Storr's township, Ohio, when the rear car
was precipitated into Mill Greek, by the
carelessness of the bridge tender, who left the
draw open. Alfred Neal, Il brakeman, was
instantly killed.
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WAGES IN SAN Francisco, CAL.-The average
wages of day laborers. in San Francisco, Cal.
is " a day, with board, or $3.50 without; OF
carpenters, ~ a day, without board; of female
domestcs, 81 so to So a week, with board
The average price of board for laboring men,
is So per week
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CHEKIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold, on FRI
y DAY, the goth day of March, at 4 O. clock p N :,
the 0sburne Turnpike, near Rockets, about
$50 ooe BRICKS, and lot of brick yard LUM Der,
TO satisfy distress warrant and an execution in
my ha nds against John L. Reese.
TERMS made known at sale.
GEO. d. PLEASANTS, S. II. G.
Henrico county, March 18th, lssi,
p. S.-The SALE advertised to come of at the
same place, on WEDN ESDAY. the Goth of March,
is postponed until the Goth inst
nih ltd GEO. d. PLEAsASTS. S. Fl. G.
CHEKIFFsS SALE OF OAK PLANK.-Wili
O'Clock +. NJ :, at the factory lately occupied by
Jas. L. Lyon corner Of Main aud 25th streets,
about 10, geo feet of Inch OAK LUMBER, to satisfy
tax bills in my hands.
JNO. w. WRIGHT, D. g..
NH ls-lw ForH. X. ELLYsoS. s. G. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21
PiFe--Loss OF life-.SUicide.

BosToS, March 1o.-An old wooden building
in Roxbury, known as Canal Block" occu-
pied by several Irish families, was destroyed
by fire early this morning; John Smith, his
wife and daugh ter, and John Kelly, persisted
in the flames.
John Leighton, ex- police officer, committed
suicide this morning with laudanum.