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The National Crisis.

Father vs. Son.

House of Delegates .

Nova Scotians opposed to a Union with the North .

How Sound Travels.

The Southern Confederacy flag.

The surrender of U. S. Property in Texas .

Naval intelligence.

Facility of secession from Matrimony.

Arrival of the first Japanese merchant.

Direct Importation.

Floyd 's acceptances

The votes in the Peace Conference .

Three persons Drowned.

The planet Mercury.

Artificial breeding of fish.

Raising the Tremont House , Chicago

Report of the Special Committee of five on the President 's Special Message.

Execution of negroes.

A scene in Church

Annual Commencement of the Medical College .

Supreme Court of Appeals .

Man with two wives.

Matrimonial market .

Miss Ellen Bateman .

Dock statement, February, 1861.

Distinguished Arrivals.

Trial commenced.

New York contractors in Havana .

Generous with other people's money.

How long will it last?

A "Union" Preacher in Louisiana .

Electrical gas Lighting.

The American horses in England .

The U. S. Steamer Pawner .

United States soldier killed.

Iron-Clad ships-of-war.

Courtesies to Messrs. Crittenden and Johnson .

California Census.

Murder of a Tax Collector.

Great Britain .

Death of the fat Bot.

Fast in New Hanpening.

The Convention.

The Legislature.

The cat after the Rats .

Opinions of the Compromise .

The Norfolk volunteers .

The bill of Abominations.

Extraordinary profit.

More Southern troops.

The strongest Government in the world.

The Trans-Atlantic telegraph — Iceland route.

United States Treasury .

Resignations in the Army .

A Titled American.

Southern Congress .

The North Carolina election.

Loss of the Ship Isaac Walton .

Northern Markets.

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How long will it last?

--Two hundred thousand cords of pine wood are annually brought to the New York market, of which 50,000 cords are used by kindling wood companies. In the transportation of this material about 100 schooners are employed. Of this enormous amount of pine wood Virginia furnishes seven-eighths, and New Jersey the remainder.

The Daily Dispatch: March 2, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. March 2, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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