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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
~y..,g u..,- Democraric Whlg General

~Young Meas Democratic Wig General
Committee.-An adjourned meeting Of the 0erers
c-,,,,,,ee Of Democratic Wig Young N.1 " be he'd
=, -. R,o.swsy-Hou.e FRIDAY EVENING, Ass. L. al
O'clock hOoLAi 4 HAVE SnAfnAo
lssAc w sNiTH' Secretaries Auls ~,
- HORACE GEErIET lf health perraitsl vii ID
dress such citizens q Vermont as choose 10 hear hin
On the Politics q the day
A. B-sals,0~s. " ..etsn c.. -ssirfssy. Az 81
---- -. .N-ss,y. s0-t-
Cte.r. ~ as.og c. ! 1.s.sy. So.
Hsessfsos -.T.s.-sssy 80
kSyaf0n. ..Thsrsssy. %
Hs-fssi> wssh- 90 Co-.Ffes So
Bsr'issfs- G. f'--fs- &C. ss:-rssy 80.
Mrs1,5v-y l3i - Co.. Noacsy III
And probably in Rutland Co. on Tuesday
go. . :, e. .aa,.t " wIn1as- @ corsslt.s.
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,iark-t.....ALsASY. Aug le

Receigfs ~ C7nn' 'ctfh,n ne pat "a hg"''-
Flour 100 bb's WHEAT none COsS, mons Ine mar
k.t opens Ut with s ted sales a. - 81 FOR suaii SHir
: 5Oas5 IS frr pume Cenese- The sac. frrrurd -
ibis Sales Of ..n bushels Wisconsin Nhssi "rr1
made At private terms Sales - 500 bushels Nsstrin
Mixed Coss were made at e-ie. "HsGE VS. Sons INN
rr xithoU. > OF moment
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANESfcAN MpsrvN AT The xfsted hours pc. form
tnce ~ ne American Museum 10 true larger
audience ihsn ~ other but ttsre 10 period Of
tle day Zen eonsideree number Of people be
cund here No srsnxes visits New-X0rk ithous going
Q, Bsrnams and The crocodes nd big lamp
tsAiornis gold 2sVe Of lsir drawn unusually large
tooses We lrssi nos omit however sive due credit
The very asc ave ps iorm.nces OF ths Lecture Room for
= success 80 unusual al iAis dull seAr m
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Health Of ~. Louis.
Murderer Pard oned.

st. Loris Thursday, Aug IT,
The CITY j. now comparatively healthy, and
business begins TO assume more cheerful aspect
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MUSIC.

THE POPULAR sOSG Jsa0s:t sns Jrsnoft 49,, 80,
POKE Susanna QsAdnL-s, and tic fancy. 80.
,-rc4v S~lg Wss. Lsty, snd yaricty % ss "a 49,
s.rxs.. polka, kc Al ] o. FAY cos 'A,s Iii 10
Ia FaIioc 81 nsAr Nasal
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Progress Of the Cholera.

HITIAIOl Itursdstl Hug To
The Board Of Health report 40 cases 81 Cholera
and II deaths Tor the "a hours ending noon TO day
ROCHESTER,, Thursday. Aug To-
There has been one ceaIn -,Ece yesterday.
ALBANY, Thursday. Aug To-
There have been IL cases OF Cholera and
deaths since last report
HARTFORD, Thursday, Aug l6.
Two cases of Cholera occurred IN TINS citS To
dsv Of vhicn proved fatal The other i is thought
cannot survive. 90
MONTREAL. Thursday, Aus 10.
There have been des,tns from Cholera 10
this city during the past % hours
QUEBEC. Thursday Aug. L.
The deaths iroru Cholera SINCE the lest report
number
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~ N. srRAKoscHs Card, in setdeiense
asain. the oalumnes of The Herald ia crowded out By
the pressure Of Foreign News 1t will appear to.
fnnrrnY
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Later from sRntn Fe.

ST Loris Thrrscay. Aug is.
A COMPANY o. trades from Santa Fe, headed
nv Tbor,ss 4 sla-ghter arrived here l,st evening.
t-.nging specie amounting TO $1,000 The party l-tt
Santa r. on the STU July bringing iarse ms T. Fort
Leavenvorth and some 30 letters from California
The Southern ernigrants through Texas ard 81 Paso
are reported 70 BE- suffering much tor want Of wstes
Msi Chevaer, Texan a. the hesd Of : Amer cans,
Ia. accepted the term. offered y the Governor CT
Ch!huAhu4 10 feht the Apache Indians
The contract price for The scalp ~ warrior is so
tor others So and for prisoners 500 ZACH All tae
captured A. mails % be retained by tne csptu-ers
Chevalier mad made treaty 70 that eject and mece
ono expedition
When last seen y Lea and Slaughter, who have ar.
rived here they were on their return from ChihuahuS
from " hunt They had taken scaiPs, prisoners
and - animals
Later date. from Santa Re- which are up 20 the sth
Of July inclusive. state that the Indians were commit
ting lad oepredstious
On the an Il July Two Americans an. two Mexicans
were killed. - miles from Santa Re.
Lieut. Thomas had encountered sbani Of Camsnchss
near santa Christi Placer. and killed II of them.
Trade dull aud the country tree from Cholera
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Hon JoHs NJ CiArroN-A ~.ry superior psguefreo-
type likeness OF Hon John NJ rlay,oa. taken by BsADy
n March lad, 81 Washington. NAV now be seen tgrsiu
ousyl VIA many other esrnen OF distinction Al bis
National GALLERY Of pssS-n eoyPes 2oS and ~ Broad
NAY, corner Of Fuhou-st
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r. Oar TeiegaPhic dispatches containing
the Latest News from Europe will be found on the
frat
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- Lorfs- -e-dsy. Aug a.
The opinion seems 20 - generally tKp--ss@d
that the recent defales0n Uncovered n th- Bank Of
Missouri i. not Of recent 5sfe, but has been gong On
for several years
tn. d.rit II 900 % IN sssets ard not al IN gold
Tne amount OF gold Tor blik1 having teen aesito1sy
decreased 40 - . h-'-rrr o. .rits
Two years axo NsjJr rzrr receiTet a large sun n
money a fhe bank q uVry - >aniA fe y vas .~slrf
- Al TIE 1snk 5uf hrn oyened ID NeN Mexico SO
we're sr.ng.
The examination Of Mr. Cbds the ls.s paying teller
who i. under bonds on the charge 90 beng The default
er 70 % take place o. morrow
sKco>o DEsPATcH
II. Louis Wednesday, AEs Is
The osss Of NJ Nathaniel Ctid.. who il is
sues.d d. def.uIter 70 ihe Bank Of Missouri 10
have been heard this morning bat IS tn Grand Jury
.inve.,sstng the MATER. The hearing hss been post
yoned.
Certificates Of deposit amounting 70 s4too. belong
ing 70 Chfds have been seized
rumor prev ais that sPPesf anee has been given ias,
most Of the N oney vii - rreoTered
adv IA ssid TO be involved In the case.
THIRD DISPATCH
y LoCs Thursday AuE l6.
Nathaniel Chilhs vas Yesterday required u
enter bail in the .um Of $4,000 for ais CrPesrsnee De-
fore the Grimm 4 Court
IL appears th-; Cbids resigned hs telership ir
April last but bad been acting as teller curing the
sickness Of of.cers
Ia said ths, Chlds hss for some tine hst iers-e
friend upon whom he lavisned large sums CT r1ney
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Fo- Sales Of S,oeS., SC. see Fourth Page


THrRspAY Aug l6-PA
TIE Stock market was i'ttle more 5uoyant TO-
day and the transactions increased sonc~hst ou; ~
ter the Board taer- WAS heAviusss aud the quota
tions lei OF little. Teere air inquiry for Gov
ernnents Tie news from Lordoa in regard . Amer
ic,A Stocks IL d.; favorable but the private .e,tef'
may give a different tone 10 L.
The market for Ereshis s very iOll and mere
: nominal Flour 70 Liverpool is Is Corn ID
assvy Freight, Us Cd f2o. Cotton. Is sterling pr
ale To London some Dead We sh, ws. taken At -
To uAvre the pocket OF the Goth - iu At Be- II Ca
i,rniA some Lumber taken 8, So aad some 57is
at 81
IN Exchange the market IS quiet bat arm AZ
o. "a. for frat Gas. biL Francs are 52li and very
quiet
The receipts OF the Norwich Road for July.
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Passengers Arrived.

~ ~ - - isrfs-,--,-k ssa-or sSrncsrsA
- 1.s-s ? E-SssIe-sr P1u-'u g.,
80 ~ soo. Joea f~fn>' -
N~k-r-n
H. a
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c KEMP, Aueuone<r. -
.nurHaGEE,s AIN OF FURNITURE AND

X 4. MIMI . ~,
NuORTGAGEE'S sALE or FURNITURE md
MPIANOFORrEs-R KEMP Will sell suction
TO MORROW Saturday, at 10 O'Clock Of " wall" ny
dialogue good assortment oi psrlof. dining room shh
chamber furniture. but Little used and IN very to1 V'ee
chairs. spring seat psrlOI chsrs. old fashion
chair. and sofas nsbstop center tsoe a'nlnf o'"ss
.,b so,s t.bl@s Frsuc ante rsnd0les car
nets wardrobe. boOkc MAJ top and "lhef bufeso
E.nch and cottage besdsesds cane s-as ehsi- hs ms
,...es m.rb.toe warshstands couch.s. window sbsd~s
sol.r lsmps &C Tue whole comprising some "" o's
~ valuable trpitur. which will be- found well worthy u
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FIFrH DISPATCH.
HUvKER CONVENTION.

The Convention came 10 order at o'clock and
was tilted that the Free Sellers hsd passed resoiu'
ions requiring the attention Of The Committee "men
sccordinsy separated itsei from the Convennon VINO
took smother recess.
When the Committee came in. the Convention again
anne 20 order.
Mr. wolworth reporred that the Committee hso
received the resolutions passed BY the Free col Con
vsnion and directed 10 be transmitted TO this ConVen
ton by them which he read
The substance Of the proposition wss for this Con
veution to approve OF the wilmo, ProTiso BY Ae'ou
ton and sfterwsrd unite with the other Convnuon io'
the transaction OF business The Free soiers making
liberal conce. siops in the detail
Mr. Wsiworih ssid that his COMMITTEE had prePsr
"A Resolutions 10 the eject that As the Free SOL Con
renon had taken nouce OF our resolutions and pro
o.i,iop. IL was inexpedient for TIT. Convention L
.3out the Resolutions Of the Free sou Convention
N. resolution. were passed unanimously
The Convention then sdjourued until o'clock
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE nsw.YORk TRIBUNE.
Penn.rIrania-Whls SHADE ConvsntiOn.

~ For teegrsphc dispatches received In time Tor
evening Edition Of yesterday, zee First Page
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p,,,,- .pr1THlA Thur.day. Auz Is.

Il t - ~ -. a a. CIV s. -. rs. 3 Fam Mech
s.5s' Sd ) Mech ssrs q 500 "a Mo- :, Sod - 80
- 81. a. az safe -. az 10 Morris Canal oi' ;
Ph bank. "a. m a 80 =, - r. 10. -
eeto-- =. 49, a. si, = Manaf.cf1rers' ard Ncc1
a. -. Is L ssnk y SO safe s. Ef . Che'
- Del C.n.l %. g. 3. Pe-n ioNn---p %, u
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The Increase is about 100 and entirely IN the local
business and freight The great competition OF other
lines hs. materially reduced the through business
Another great business. to-day. at the Custom
House The amount Of Duties received were s25' 500
the largest amount ever received in one day AZ thi'
Custom House a. yesterday was the lsrgos, day then
ever known The receipts OF the four days this week
aggregate eight hundred thousand dollars, and the
receipts OF the week promise to reach eleven ,or
twelve hundred thousand dollars. an Unprecedented
amount The refunds of the Custom House, -
well the other departments, presents scene OF
great activity and in front of almost every deck crowd
II waiters stand qncqs slowly advancing 10 their
turn The business OF Custom House offering Is not
just now sinecure, By any means
The Receipts at The Sub Tres'ury are s253.OOO :;
Payments sl43 ecs Balance. s2356.952.
The quotations for our Government Stocks 10
London are little lower but State Stocks appear to Doe
well maintained On the outside will boz found Barring
Brothers quotations. and annex those OF snotn
er Leading house In London Government %, lso2 TO-
do. ls57-s. lOsal09l Alabama S., 59o6l do. s,er'
ling. 63a65: Indiana S. 6lQ63, LOUISIANA 81 %
Massachusetts sterlns5s lO3n .O5 Maryland Sterling
%. $500: Mississippi IS. 53e56 do Sterling -, 20
Michigan s.. 3O835. Pennsylvania s. ~ 9sli Sonth
Carolina s.. Palmers, siGs6 Tennessee IS, g5Gy'.
The commercial Intelligence by this steamer -
not important and there changes Of particular
moment The market for Cousuls had BEEN rather
eactuaing bu, left of improvingy Trade was mod
er-,-ly active in the manufacturing districts Breaf
stuff. in Liverpool depressed il consequence o.
the favorable weather for harvest Cotton was steady
bu, without the further Improvement which has been
expected here Generally the commercial sdviees are
| without interest
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-, PuO<s-A aye assortment q Tsos an, 'es
S.,nnn. for the trade Consisting OF Hall ADD El,ons
bc.; double plated and hns easliIy o~tmsn shss n.
ps,snt wire thened bntsnnis ard VARIOUS stss
p,ln Bdtanna low priced Wholesale d.-l-" esn oo.-in
heir sup plies without delay At tho manufacturers
n,ic.. For at the old established ~sfsnn.-a S'
Bd,annis Goods. 'sui7 Su.I LuSlos uAnl-
- powFII oCUIisr, AUKIsT. &C.
Attend. 80 usual 10 iissz--s Of the Eye and tH "'
DO oe.oes daily al Warren 81 eofuef oi s'ysnN.l
where .n he had pam phrt free Of cost dr-cn olnr ~
ar, ,seosrl .s.tos If rso,s fAs s'sAt ey ~ea"'
.,sa .nafe, md the cases Ia which II 10 sppncsoir
Dr. Po~sil's populsr " rskATist on rvs Ffs' d e''
Ms, can he lad 90 above, pde~ b. cents kls"' sieN
variety OF beautiful AsriTiStaL has su ~ seop
nKIG STORE FOR sALk.-rhs od sssot,h
No Drug eoiuss " oyi'io" and oteh.ia ~ ,ou.
kept by Dr. James bran, deceased and now uo."k
xo'.d busus,. 4, offered fOf sale Apply 70
Nm YOUNG. cor. Fith o. and sscon'"
aul7tWis- VI on
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~ The Editor of the HseniaR Mirror has &C
ceped the Office OF Naval Store Keeper at brooklyn,
aud entered upon the duties thereof ON Wednes day
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sPx~GFIEIp. Thursday, Aug le-fh
Hoo. Henry arrived here at P ~. and was re-
ceived with much enthusiasm.
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don Of risorh be wen, 10 The SPRING. where ne spent
tie night
Tse Lo.tri0us guest sf, early this morning for som
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ZONES -Ltdies are respectfully lied anime The
choice sceuoe OF pess Coms Al n .uhserbsrs sure
ne variety - bsyond all de- lbt The greatest the city,
am 'ng wh'ch VII be fo1nd TIE open chain pattern.
mach admired Ai-c, can DO o5isipsd every srrele sp
psftsining 10 the toilet A n SAUNDERS
sai7 Iw- Isl Broadway bskwesn WaIksr aaS. hiss
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NJ r BUTLER. Auetione~f
U.TRIIC ADNINI-TkATOk's sALk, on
4 THURSDAY. the 2Si August al !" oclocA, AZ 20 %
Chry.. .. the effects of -rsnder hfuce dscsss~r con
s,.,, 81 cabinet and b-d..ad makers tools siocs OF
venesn and lumber Also. lot of hVusshoa
h,rnimrs Also, hrssstory brcs wofh shop "a real
~ n,srni... JAMES 4. THAfkR,
" ~ 4, go. Pubic Administrator.
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The Union and Harmony Convention
nj Rome.
C0aftaued (@ FirSf FsSfl
THIRD DISPATCH.
gTr-NEFR CONVENTION

lCo.rf.ued J-- FsH Pssr-
THIRD DISPATCH
HUNKER CONVENTION.
ROME Thursday, Aug l6-5 ? NJ
The Convention rehssembed at p o'clock
when b President took his seat Order being retored
Mr. Waworth from the Committee on Conference
reported that the Committee had made proposition
to the Free Soil Committee; that 10 eject union
they would recommend ts Convention to adopt the
following resolutions
That all questions which have hitherto divided
the party be waived entirely On tae orgsni4Sion oi
the Union Convention.
2 That they agree 10 sdop, sucn resolutions as have
usually been passed at the Democratic Conventions
previous to the division in the party
3 That the subject OF slavery he dropped, leaving
very man to the enjoyment Of his own opinion
Two hours stterward reply was received IRON the
Chairman Of the free SOU Committee, saying that they
wsiye the question OF the regularity Of ae organisation
end adhere to the established Democratic principles
rnd the two Conventions agree upon the SUBJECT
q. Slavery, they d, sire to unite IA one organization
lie rem oded the Committee that the Free Soil Con-
vcution had submitted two other propositions relating
the power snd duty Of Congress over Slavery N the
District Of Columbia and also in the Territories ana
I.oussisd the opinion OF the bunker Convention Mr.
Wdnorth replied that there could BE- no difference OF
opinion with regard the rs two resolutions respect
ing The power OF Congress over Slavery in the District
a. Columbia and the Territories In regard TO the third
ne Recommended the Convention TO adopt the iesoIu
tiop as he believed the people Of the North were oP
PC sed 70 the introduction Of Slavery into Territory
Low free but he could not consent to make that eues
ton Ct party test or incorporate ii into Democratic
party Of the state
The Free son Committee reported that their power
was limited and proposed referring the propagation to
their Convention Here negotiations between the
Committees were terminated and ths Convention took
d recess
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CHOLERA. 49, BALLS CHOLERA sIhof
- medicine that b. strictly relied npon io' we r",s
and .tln. Ia -v minutes. The nglio~ins p e''s
b sntire suce.s. 10 whom reference 10 made VIZ hcF
W Newman. kee,o, u St. P.a,: Che'fbs' rl''Js'q
DR. Arx CintDn 90 HoustOn-st y I VI =. y. ~
Uaa'.na ss uDd.on-.t DO . ar John Crews, ~ 'ssey-
& O. M e.o.ss Ds,e, y Ann =, do NJ Tso%.. "a
o.,i., y y " 81 Lse I4j Hadel-lsne, do, ysnrs
uase INV seventh 81 Yorsnllsi Thosnas i.~dy, ..
Jonss's Hotel, Brooklyn Editors =" S'o'''"
and New York CObs. - .,-.tt ,ao s,.,<,s
Agent. ia ss~.Yors ciy-C G. srosdwell soan Ts
~ "A L0ns. "a Hudson Of brown ~ Pui""
:, 4 Bingham Eg hiy sixih-st fofsyile $50 70 %
n.d IN s,othst al y, lsz Wailst I'D haia-nlans'
Aysa,. In BrooilyD--s,orms Phelps ees f'l''n-'I f,
" Bennett 81 Atsutc-sI 49, T..
P--o.red and sold, wholesale snd retail, al tns ihh
L'e,'' ~ SIX BALL Chemist
he,- x.snns esrfcafss viii be shown enough 70 pro's
H.. i've. bsvs been and bs saved ~ tho nee ~ w,
ns.sirin@ which The Rev. Mr. Newman rrmsfssj, Hi@f
witnessing 10 Effects, 10 worth It's weight In soH.
J eOilsU
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COTTON, Aucroneer
I,VVNITIRR <OTtCk-rhe subscriber vtll give
struton to Ihe sale " household furniture of aniiss
changing their residences Or giving up housekeeping cue
he coming season either their residences ~
a The Auction Rooms ~ Rs-amsn and 81 Am ss
N s-Flrnlr- bought n rr-erred. CoLToN
TIL DAY. Thursday Aug II
A. IN O'Clock. al No " B-~smsnsI
FVssfrvRE Sc-A general assortment OF sec"nd-hsnd
c,uinre consisting beds hedsrsds, bureaus, sofas
table,. chairs. rugs carpets gsss.s glassware o cloths
,o srge invoice Of new cabinet furniture 'od 70 pay
advances Also. good stock Infancy goods comprising
he usual variety found IN the fancy dry goods trade
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~sSE NsSNs JotSNaL. FOURTH SsssA
oLEsREo- So. ~-s'.,-s,. s4.-r'- I-'rPoo' s;..s.
. -'-'-a Sea- - - : -.s,r- - r-S.sas'
50. 10y r'r-s-ss-. wst-.-, s.rs.ss: RsA.rs Co
60 Has' vr-a. -. R.s.as P,t's. K 'sas.'o' : S'si
SIX ras-r- J.--rr so-..a. A.H,,s- Rss. Fseo. NJ
- . Sr.-es ssrsaual sstssorss Par eass ssiss0'
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cor,-i. -. sata.r-
ARRIVED s-sEsi,a. n-,s- o..ss. . q. s,. .sa -
.,--rs.- fs.--'s-r- n-1'sr s p nca
81 Hr- Aasu's o. Sat-. sa.oa. Lvss, ~ q. st.. lsS
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>o,- sa,s cs.aA. r.a' Ssr-v 81 :. s.i., "a.
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T--os s.-s A.r.sar. g..rs. RoSs--. ssOs-. .sa
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49, W.. c.sn. c.rs.s Wa. COS. Jane. s-a.
SEQ ~ schl. L-s- s.si-'s.n. s-ss.a r0e AZ = p"
rs s,, c.s.rs~ E-.s p- psns-- y d Dss-. sr.s~
So soa sr. Aa.r,ou So,s-asa ~ ssy' r0a s'Srn.a
%, s.'-..s ~. ST., S.,ao', s -.
s,6s .osu.,. >.- s-ah ol
s.hr @ 4 I. -. R0.to1. mise
sf.car Nan. Tgrr- > sasy. ecs AS Sd
fFioW-i,Al'a 80 s'-rs'a .. y.,.
s,tgD s.-,r-r. ap'. CRY r oa.sr'. s"s'' r..
'-gs.. .sr- rl-s-S or'-''' So.sN'' '"aa' ~''
f4ins Ll'-rp''. s'a o'ts--
WIND. Az is-ssan.- wv. n.rss- sw .uuss,sw.
Disasters. &c.
Als5tssll - Aisn Csrr rs,ses inc ~r-c. %
,9p,-n,y .a.-t 30 ia asss'. al nkks
t'1s al ao s-r 1eai or st-ra
spoken, sc.
.asIi p oa - 'hP srsoo. fn L'.fpo'i Tor faA''Pa'
20 tt-nNt ...t
july 49, -. $50 Jeas F.s q Of .'d i'0~ i' -p 3d.
rs -, ~,
Ja To- IS g. "a As,ia from cssA of Liverpool %
g. boarded sreat Nm Hsrr' IN sA-so@ ~
= i-o-r - .. sat
f. - It a. ~ oo $. enx Iars 'st Loesoo
si6 q - bafs Assuuu- iVm aa'r- Tor fh-s
a.. go brx At- ph # Ro'ton. ecurt 81
Jus a. fnpr-s. ifom Liverpool - fs'''"1
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WANTS.

Tr.>TFn-Bv very respectable young woman,
W .tnsuOn 10 Respectable private fam ~ rs en- .irsn
iady- maid or se4r.Hs-s, saa o t, l'l.5,si..
generally useful Can produce me hsueil -
as 10 her respec.sbity znd CONNECTIONS ~ :, rSo
uons 20 to The county Address y n All ~
Once
.xrPnIuuEpI midti~ aged
w per,ou ia rrote-tsnp SsuanOn a. houer 80
where there is 20 mistress no OpJecAou " 49,
dresses or nurse the Apply al - saiv 49,
Spnng. Can be seen for a week. ..-1 -
ur.>TED-By re.pectable young woman win
w fresh breast OF milk. situation az wet nurse Nh
osoy -. !, Nv family The se.. d eiy given
{ an be .=~n 81 Mou for days II not engaged
| aal7 2us-
xIr.>TpD-In pubic WAREHOUSE, stout aetve
w man from IS ~ years 81 sg-, 70 a. a. a. -.
.tor-kerper. One VINO cAl iurni-h so"n re IN ~ - -.
a. 10 caarscter and qaane@uDrs ~ "a ,,-sn ned
aIs's = D. - ~nl7 5u,-
| sppY
xxr.STEp-Bv respectable Protestant ar. .'.s
W non IN small family, a. eoos W ehan'-
% % washing AMI ironlns' o. . l.Is cal a
- Csnsl-.L Hsdson. Nery best oi 'iy 80 5,,..
| given !. - -.
xITISTED-A cook and gart>ner-s nAa and rs ~
q. cook German Or English preferred Apply a. 81 *
| cnanse-pAee. -,
T.STED-A mschinst that d. Accustomed 70 ak.-
w -. - nore out ffsrsfe worzmAn nr7l ~
n, Irquir- 81 slIlh-aysn8e neaf IS7oiy ~
1 aNGED-A situation lF - frr-@f--
w 1-ouns- A. eook Wssher sni iror-r ~ stna y -
| s,rilv CiOod cly references gwen r.s~<e - -
| How ad-sL
xxTa~TED-A boy about Y year. o. afe - ~ er..o
w - a. out u Town for - ~-rHs = 20 ,I-,---t
f,or- Al is EastF Ogroe- h - between ~ az = r.
| tai. day -
,I,>TFn--A. salesman, a. American y DO !, -en
w 1900. r-th he book ard -isl'u-'y .x,-.-,
.ss,..s sirh rrsl name and CITY rsiefrnr ,s.,s.
| Trbune Ofce.
| ,xr.NTED-Bv a respectable ~or11n .,,--. =
1 w -, - No % -ru0rs 10 70 stpn 49, e =.
~ -,.anrry Apply a. - Wesi-5eT ~ teel----- ~ =
T,STFD-A sNuauon By woman a. -, up---
| M fr--r br- Of ak God - q -
| = ,,oiv Al :! Grse1r--t rear olinlns ~ -
x-,>TED-To borrow $50 for p raor't. On 'eeariiy
w - ~er 1ou he amount. ard - "a ic rea D
he bouus viii e given Adares. = o1e- =, tai'
p4ref.
PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANT, who nss "a
A .-vera experiences ID tc- -cipprs Ano kefere
bas fhf- ~ wishes - OBTAIN sitns
ron =. b0osksep-r n some similar establishment M !,
b. ~iH b. r-uun-r4ed iCr rs serTiees- Acdr'-s q
oe-e Y. Tn5ane- an. -.
TO PARLIAMENTARY re-pe1zbr p-pns.-,
4 d,-troa. Of securing the .-rvice. q q -f
literary gentleman 10 vii - ss'is1-d efn 81 A,
ccnprr ssror Will address A 3. Poss-Ores boy BOZ 80
bary, ~ l.
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~G.a. T.ylor vii 20 10 further West than
p;,,,rr-Sh. 50 say. J ? Denny in the PatsoDsA
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FOURTH DISPATCH.
FREE SOIL CONVENTION.

The Free Soil Convention this M. did nothing
but receive the Report Of the Committee concerning
Tue resolutions addressed 10 the Convention by the
bunker Committee, aud adopt the resolutions offered
~ LOOMS, requesting the bunker Convention to In
iorse the rHSrE resolutions which they had sent
them concerning the power Of Congress. over Slavery
ia the District OF Columbia and Free Territories and
caerng to make liberal concessions to them ia the de
,l and 70 unite the Cow nous sterwsTd for the
transactions Of business An adjournment here took
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