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Utopia, she Happy Republic; Philosophical
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edition price 81 rs, Imported by
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April IL, 1873:
- March iast until 8, p. m, Saturday. the 18th o
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day of July 1885, bearing six cent interest annum
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Tor sale for cash good negotiable paper.
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IVNE aud Rare Old PasUtings.A catalogue
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WANrED lMN1EDlATELY, five or six young ladie S
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the Ladies' Furnishing Store. ~
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Qc IN 000 tn e15,0OO for Investment In Slaves
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TIE nOCRATIC Text Book.-Just published, in vol.
legibe ,ype the Democratic 7srt Book being compen
dun OF the principles of the democratic party This
volume is published in the hopes that will be extensively
circulated Tho democratic of Congress will find
valuable document disseminate among their constitn
cns Ii contains contributions from the sbest pens OF the
country on mexican war;" "The tariff Of 1886 Tbe
subtreasuy, "Policy and OF the wings, and
other useful political The work Is edited by
Der of tile Baltimore bar Single copies Ia cents Ten
copies for dollar, W. per hundred Oder. respect
fully solicited. Address N. HICKMAN,
May3-h No ZIG Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-27
MORNING SESSION OF TUESDAY.

The Convention reassembled on Tuesday morn
ing, at o o'clock, and the committee appointed on
Monday to wait upon the Hon. ANDREW STEvEN
SON, and apprize him Of his election 10 the Office o
President Of the Convention, reported that they
had discharged that duty, and that he was now pre-
sent TO accept the Office to which he had been
elected.
The Hon. A. STEVENSON was introduced to the
Convention by the President pro tenn, and he adj
dressed the body over which he was called dppon
to preside in neat and eloquent address, in Aich
he counseled them to be united and harmonious.
The Rev. Mr.. PLuMMER, of the Presbyterian de.
nomination, at the request Of the President, then
offered up prayer as an appropriate commence
ment Of th business of.the day.
On motion Of Mr.. GREEN, Of Massachusetts the thanks
Of the Convention given Judge BnrcE for the very
able and impartial n which he had presided oyer the
preliminary proceedings Of the Convention. ..,''
Mr.. CONE with preliminary observations, intro
duced resolution to the effect that each member Of the Con-
venOn, y retaining his seat pledges himself support the
to secure their election
Mr.. YANCEY contended that the Convention not yet
organized for the delegates from New York yet adj
med 10 seats this body II had been determined which
set Of delegates who were knocking at the doors Of the Con-
venon or admission, should be permitted to enter. IT. them
this resolution should be adopted il would not apply to the
delegates from New York. because, when admitted, they
would have had voice in It's adoption, in the consider
alton Of lie prspricty mpropey. He moved that be
laid upon the table,
A DELEGATE from Alabams hoped, in the adoption Of
questions they who from the smaller States would not
be put down by scclams,iou. The delegates from Alabama
were unvosby situated besides they had weak lungs, and
with the exception Of Mr. YAscEr very modest mcn,
laughter aud they bad chance 10 represent fairly their
State when the votes werc given "by sound" He hoped
they should Of order in this respect and he
raised question Of order the point that when they voted
they should do 20 by States
Mr. YANCEY Withdrew his motion TO lay upon the table.
Mr. CONE proceeded, amidst much nterrupton 70 speak
In support Of his resolution, and discussion Respecting
the manner In which that should be decided whether by States
or per capita An attempt made 10 stop the discussion
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-27
SESSION OF MONDAY EVENING.

The Convention re-assembed at s o'clock, on
Monday evening, and adopted resolution to pro-
ceed 10 lis permanent organization by the appoint
nent Of Committee Of one Delegate from each
State to nominate its officers.
Mr.. BOYD announced that the Committee on Cteden-
tias, &c. appointed the morning session. would soon be
ready 70 report in part.
While the Convention waiting for this report
Mr Senator HANNEGAN was called spon to address tho
Convention He TOOK the stand in obedisnce to the CALL and
addressed the Convention at length He spoke Of his
determination susain the nominees u he Convention and
then Of tho general principles Of The party He slso alluded
othe progress vf Repubcsnism 10 Europe Ia imitation Of
the Republic Of Thirty States 70 be enlarged by New
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The report adopted, and committee of three dele
gates consisting of Mcssrs GREEN, of Massachusetts, Nc
CAsDLrss OF Pennsylvania and KAUrnAs Of Texas,
appointed to wait upon Mr.. STEVENSON and inform him Of
his election
The committee appointed to wait upon Mr.. STEVENSON
turned snd reported that they bad been unable find him
lLaushier They therefore asked leave report tomorrow
morning.
Leave granted, and the Convention adjourned 10 meet
on Tuesday morning st o'clock.
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members assembled around them render kind Offices and re-
store peace and order The President appealed TO the Vice
resdens % give him their aid in restoring and maintaining
order IN the Convention and one gentleman rose on the plat
form and desired the President to suggest 10 him how il was
TO be done The iumult having subsidized
Mr. BEDiNGER, Of Virginia, took the stand, and sus-
aed ne aco oi the committee, contending that they had
not ranscended the powers delegated to them in sxactng
pledge romsthe opposing delegation The Herkmer dele
CATION had refused all pledges and demanded to be admitted
10 seats IN this Convention uncondionay Having thus
denanoea ne unconditional admisson and refused show
their credentials any other terms what right had they 10
demand any conditions Of this Convention
Mr. BRlGHT, OF Indiana, wished 10 get directly to the
business before the Convention and be therefore would move
delegations from New York
The PRESIDENT. You lay the amendments on
the table without carrying the report with them
Mr.. BRIGHT want o'lay them oil on the table. He
ultimately withdrew his motion at the request Of
Ex-Governor BARTLEY, Of Ohio who offered the fol.
lowing
Whereas Of delegates have appeared and claimed
to represent The Democracy Of New York and whereas 10
discriminate between the rights of the two i delicate and
particular question Therefore
Resolved That both sells Of delegates be admitted seats
this floor, and be entitled and participate in the
proceedings of this Convention and that they be entitled to
sevenytwo votes for the State of New York. and that
the votes Of every other State be relatively increased that
each State shall be entitled double the number of il
would cast in the Electoral College.
This substitute received with mingled shouts and
laughter, and was hnaly Withdrawn.
Mr.. DICKINSON, Of the Barnburner delegation, then
arose 70 address the Convention, but interrupted by
member The ground that he had more right to speak
than any Democrat out Of DOORS
The motion then renewed that the report Of the Com
mittee Credentials and the accompanying papers, with the
amendments submitted be laid upon the table, The
motion prevailed and Ie whole matter accordingly laid
on the table,
The following resolution was Offered by member from
Connecticut and adopted
Resored That the contendng delegations from New
York be heard before the Conven ion by speakers each
side, each speaker not to occupy than hour
II afterwards understood that each party should be
heard by many speakers they might choose, provided
they did exceed length Of time allotted to each dele
CATION.
The Convention then, about hapast seven o'clock, ad-
jourIei until o'clock Wednesday morning.
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,Reapiulaion Yeas It's, nays 7s New York. absent Sc
Indana no. voted, l. Total 400.
The Convention then took a recess until o'clock.
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that having expressed opinion the New York case he
desired TO make il known that objection might be made
his serving the committee, any gentleman thought pro.
per object He said be had expressed the opinion on Of
doors, las we understood him that the Banburners had
oe and directed take his seat but he afterwards proceed
ed in an mpassioned manner 10 explain
Some conversation ensued which resulted in his asking TO
be excused from serving the committee, which the Con-
vcnon refused but be stated that neither he nor his COL
leagues should the committee, though they would
act daily with the Convention.
communica,on from the Jackson Democratic Association
o Washington I'd. G. laid before the Convention con-
timing resolutions Of that body appointing five Delegates 10
the Convention, and asking, act Of courtesy that they
be admitted
There were loud cries of " No." "No,' and motion 10
lay on the table, but ultimately the communication was re-
errcd to the Committee Credentials with instructions 10
award the delegates from the District Of Columbia seats as
honorary members.
The Conventioa then adjourned 70 o'clock.
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sEcmrrRocGEpNGs or TUE SENATE

The Sceaic his appointed COMMITTEE consisting d
Aless's Badhafy. Nese1n. Davis. Ina,qWo,d mud
ii7ao"san, h a~eeriain, u possible. the by which
the recently concluded tfetiy win Mexico and the Ne
ronf1auu2 documents from Winch tlle injunction Of ,a.
of,r1 as MT been removed, fauu their way mic The
\. ~, Herald and journal oil Commerce rbo c,rn
mitar has examined lhe correspondent of The Herald
whose testimony positively c\eolpai,d lhc m,mbrrs
al the Nen1ir Ii, oniefs and printer The inlniry
viii be prosecuted, is SAID upf thr fcl f., Ginlict
HNc3h Rl~53r but B., believed the investigation 4, III
end ~ Smoke. "iaaspodeat 'nt ho Phu pima North
American, ~1ys "lhe susPrlan nav frsjs between ;hr
Neoo'oFf a. ate aud h, superior officer but public
nPaou ia MT 9eaiIy divided as To the culpaby ii Mi
Baeha'an' From Inc same nlcc W learn that hcif
has beea nratarci and excited d4bae on the subject
ln ENeenuya susslon,
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WINTER AND SPRING SESSION
KanH0IDh Macon E0IIere.
or

nnn fl4lz Inst Unit.
| W.ioi.I,na a.. ,a,i :, -. ' "i4' eonihciHe on
Wv ~ " '
FACILITY tGr.
W. A. smith D. d President and Prof Of Nc,,,, an,
al pliip,op,y ~ 'i"''
David punean A. NJ Pref NJ Ancien, I .,o,,u
Ezekiel 4 Balrb \ NJ pr,d NJ mn, and 1T \, :,
matte. 49, 'fPa 'i"'"e'
Iicyd L has y Deems Prof. of Experimental S.i.n.
Oliver II. p. Coprew, \ B., Tutor Ancient Ianvu,
and Mathematics.
fr. 3 slammed, A. NJ Instructor OF French Language
PRINCIPALS op PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
VIM 4 Davis prin,iual ,l the prcn,,a,o,y sb,
l - IN ga " nv l'! SCHOOL at CoI.
Cbs r Sin,,, p,i.i,,I If the p,,,r,,o., s.,.,,,z,
burr 4 ~ 'afel"
VIM. / l,gIb \, NJ prncinal II lie, prc,nr,,,,r ST.,
Rtio.,,,y y > 5'"ool at
-,
he collegiate year Is divided into two sessions The
.t beghn eight weeks alter and the twenty
one weeks hcioe the Ind ednesd1y OF unc 10 such a,
.e' talti college, iNlljFtaht' that they be aftcn.
,; % pn.oss Z. t,p '9ni a N'of' absence at that
- ae"' '''' ''a''' ''"s'S Winch viii impair
,l up t' . .'.,. 'i e'''n ''n course otstaly
10 me- .n9 M ''i nus, ., '"aS men "hode,re
~ oe INN I'll a''',' without studying
- 49, :, H"'H he oeiieH' 'o 'e dtii'ed from the
''' 'a''' '''oi '"'sc WI me Literary Soc.
80 ~ slio"@f i''uee sum Nea'S men 10 prosecute
a , a'Sa5tN %si''"'sd WIN f"Ssh ''Ian'naf &c.
ny ~ f"Iii.'"'
80; ',t 81 inns '''a'1 IN arc a. follows Board pcr
80. ' an p'Ie'''', itt' PEI session S22 3o-aie
" ' Sdtt wear eNci'9iNtp aitidehf6i expenses.
Inc COS, ei tcat book 'rhfe '"ei So.
"'" III 'outec w respectfully advise parents that
pocket money than Unnecessary supply the reasonable wants
OF student Will prove injurious The practice of
Isl degree pcrncons the oi virginia design
ed To provide remedy this bane all Colleges i, To- tins
eject That any merchant who shall College student
,eithoa ecia authority fcn his parent guardian shall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR. Townend's Sarsaparilla sovereign speedy
Tor lncplcnt Consumption, Barenues, Icurorlhora
Whites obtfncel or dheul Mensu ualion lneant
Urine, OF involuntary discharge thcrcot aud Tor the general
Prosraon Of the s. STEM matter whether the result
hcrcnt can7cor produced By inc uarity uc, accident
Nothing can be more surprising thu its nvigordms RI
iccts the human frame Persons all weakness and lasi
tudc from taking become robust aud full energy
under influence. Immediately enuntcac the elcss
Of the female frame, which is the gc OF barren
ness.
will not be expected Of rs in Of sdccac nature,
to exhibit certificates ri cures performed but assure
the afflicted that hundreds OF eases have been reported to
Several where families have been without children al
ter using lew bottles Of this auabc medicine, have been
blessed with healthy offspring.
DR. Townscnd-My wife being greatly distressed by weak
General Debility, and suffering continually by pain
and sensation OF bearing down, falling the omb, and with
other difficulties, and having nownca where medi-
has affected cures and also hearing recommended
t such have described obtained bottle of Your
Extract Sarapara and followed the directions You
I short period removed her complaints, aud rcsta
cd her health Being grateful Tor the benefits she received,
take pleasure IN thus aclhoni lodging IT. and recommending.
IT 10 the public. NJ u MOORE,
Cor. Grand and y du, sts.
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Y IKGIN IL

VIRGINIA:
/ Rules held nthc Clerk Office ufhc County Cou,.
= "t Nelson County, On Monday, the 9th day OF Marco
ISIS
William {. Roberts, Plain,iy
dgdild
Ouy Ro-r, Sposwood Garland, ,lcxander Brown and
Coleman W. Kidd Del .ndants.
Is CmNrERY.
The Defendant, otty Rose, having entered appra,
and given security according 10 the Net Assembly
aud the nie ol tins Court and II appearing by satsflctor,
evidence, that he inhhitant nf this Conmonwea h
1t ordered that the said Defendant do appear before the
Justices of said County Court OF Nelson at the toln
house thereof the fourth Monday in MAY next aud anc,
the Plaintiff bill and thai copy OF tins order be forthwith
inserted IN newspaper published in the oi yncl
bury or two months and posted the front doo
Of the Court House, OF tins County
Copy-1cste,
March 6-w2m s II. LOVING II
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY ~ PHILADELPHIA,

II-NhIbTIa ITlNIF.T1 n FHTTADFIPIIk-
-apdet u Husband aud Ugci We learn from the
iaiatePIa Bn,Ieiln, That that city was thrown into
great excitement yesterday mardng by the horrible dis
r!Rey HAT ile lnse u Mr.. Rade a manufacturer of
tion@q1ih'e medeIue,, Resulting Fourth. aboye Arch
ST. "id been en'efed during The prev loas night by
T'ne unknown pei sgn, and both himself aud vic most
hof'oI} haeIeffd Mr.. Il was stll alive when dis
covered "ut Ind been stabbed ard in some twenty
lae . presenting >lght truly horrible Ia contemplate
:. IL was dad when found, literally cut 10 plrcqs
am the r'am ia winch the tragedy was enacted cave ed
win al9ud, lacks OF wlrh Were desccrnahle even ,n
,te lailoe- % tunt Of iheir dwelling. portion Of
ger iiess na' found Ia the s'roct covered with blood
No clue TO the authors oI The foul traced, Las
been obtained lh,l5h IT'S scarcely possible thy can
essaIc.
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PILES PIIl1Sil PIT

DIR. Townscnds Sarsaparla s successful in curing
tins distressing compliant thani diseases Of the Blood by,
Pesia rheumatism, and Nervous Debility Read the follow
Ing
lr. Townsend Dear Sr-The effects Of your Sarsapari
la truly wonderful Forhe 1T >x or cie wears past
have been subject 10 attacks pile wing winch
have suffered all the OF that complaint halIcs
paired OF ever finding hcfcNecpt IA death ha.c o,
ure to il'lm YOU "thest rs VI balm III tI.esd a.,
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FASHIONS FOR SPRLNG s. SU,MlIER ISIS,
AT EDWARDS * LEES.

FELT DOOHS .iBOJE@IEE.H s GU.lTKLN'S
md OPPOSITE SAMUEL b. IIiUR.)LLN"S
I we working at this time, much, mprc Tor
reputation than tor the profits work. all who T.
Nnr with their patronage will certainly get good eb and
airpn-e eannot help beng pleased. We feel confident
work will bear close examination by the best judges,
md are not afraid To have 1t compared with work done
where the world. great many gentlemen in the
habit OF sending 10 Richmond and the North.to have then
clothes madc il they nut give trial and the work not
done we'll thoy have had il done ia cite Of pa
ccs We will pay Tor the G. 5ods. trial is what ask
Nprl3-ts
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

This Extract Of Sarsapari has been expressly prepared
in reference t. eml. complaints NJ female who has
to suppose she is approaching that critical period the
OF lite, should neglect To take it. as it certain
yent,tve tor o the numerous aud horrible diseases to
vhlchirnc, subj cited at this time Of lite. rh, period
bcdrlaycd several by u-mg tins medicine Nor is
1t les valuable ier those approach hing wonanheod,
calculated toass nature by qulr&enIHs the blood aud m
Grating the system. Indeed tins rretnc invaluable iur
all the diseases To winch " omen are subject
1t braces the whole system fenr"s permanently the mtu
r eucrTlcs-by removing the impurities Of The body
Ia, stimulating the system to produce Subsequent rcaNa-
ton which Is the OF most medicines taken female
Weakness and disease.
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P0ETICAL
Ffen The Matian 4 lla.) } Review.
\ RIDDLE.


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Or haihuE in the waters fair.
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And elsd my bo}r all in white
My per-et tail, and slender uais,
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I'LL nc the igtan', mla, sspieJ,
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lie picked the marrow lrm the bone,
To veS Ia more. he 10 Il a freak.
IL slli ny tongue, 10 rake me SPEAK
30, lhll which wonderful anpears.
I speak to eyes, and not 10 ears.
lie Of employs nc ~ dis gaisc.
ABd makes me tel taanzaed les
Fom me. no secle; be caa hide,
! see his sanly and plit,.
Add aiy delight Is 70 espse
lis fles 90 his greatest loss
Nsy. man, ny master Is ng Save,
J give command Ia ND. or s7,e.
Tan gran, ten thousand paanl. var.
And makel i"ggaf's ara' peer
81, ah,Ie | ihu, my iir rela,e,
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My teusae Is h,ask. my mouth IS a.f5.
hardly oow can hrse a word.
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