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Mr. Hale moved to lay the whole subject on the table
Lost.
Mr. Whitcombs amendment to give the printing m, :,
ready executed Ia the lowest bidder by contract after
DAYS notice. discussed and agreed to-ayes Sc nave y
The above amendment added, both in the original hin
and the substitute.
Mr. Underwood moved amendment as TO the md. 81,
compensaling marshals; agreed 10.
Mr. Dickinson moved TO strike out the words "Ser,e,..
of the Interior wherever they occur and insert "Cens
Board"
~ of the Inteor night not be continued He named III.
Attorney General.
Mr. DAYTON opposed the motion The motion wa, 6n,,.
lost yeas 3D. nays2i
insert hIr Downs substitute, TN original Till founded on
the report OF the census b5arD was lost Yeas H. nays g
The bill, amended .eiortcd, aud the amendment.
agreed ID.
The bill was read third .:.ic and passed.
The Senate, after short time in executive session. al
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Speaker stated that lie had received communication,
from Mr.. McLanahan, Of Pa. and Mr. Gentry Of Tennr
see, members OF the Select Committee appointed 10 invest
cate the connection of Mr. Geo W Crawford Sccrcia,v =
War, with the GalpEin clanhc first stating tia. he W.
compelled 10 be absent from the city, and The last that h.
w.s unable attend either the si;,ngs ot the Committee -
the sessions Of the House. asking 10 tc excused lo
service upon the said Committee
The Speaker appointed VIZ. aiann OF Pa 10 fila ne p,,.
Of Mr. Mc.anahan; and Mr.. E!cck 10 Ill the ~ Il, Of H.
Gentry.
The morning hour occupied in the consideration ii
the Joint resolution reported from the Committee Rryo
utionary Pensions, explaining the several pension act.
a. 10 allow pensions 10 the widows Of those who were k
in battle who died o. wounds received in the service o.
ri disease contracted in the service and also n;
widows thus entitled from the necessity OF maxim. the o
when such proof 10 bc found upon the public records
The bill passed through lis several stages and received IL
reading The question now pending Is upon The passage
the bill
Mr. Thompson OF Miss. appeae. to the House 10 q,
unanimous consent motion 10 amend the bill rs Z
ncu,!e n well those who enlisted in the S2 Is O.
the Revolutionary
PenJin. dis IN motion OF Mr.. Kaufman, the rulos wel
suspended nd the House resolved set into Committee
the Whole r Boyd in ;hc cht AK! resumed the colslte
ration ol the California question.
Mr. Ross who was entitled 10 the oJr spoke hour
the slavery question. He followed BY SIr. pner wf.
SPOKE an hour on tht same subject.
Mr. Campbell til. Clerk oi t!c House i 50 seriously u
thai lie is not expected 10 survive Til tomorrow
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COMMERCIAL RECO RID.


TORACCO-Iuas sclla' $ 80 and 5 -; common lat
81 80 IS; good s. .; fine stcmmns ~ % 10 81; fine
manufacturing $40 10 %.
E'LOUE-Richmond So Scoi,sviile, - SIX.
WifEiT-Rcd lej cents; white 10 cents
CORN-5j cents some sales at 80 cents
CORN MEAl.--t0 cc"iS per busel
OATS-i0 cents per buslcl
RlE--65 cents.
FISH-Ienings are very scarce; Cut ST so Is; Gross
81 l24 a 1 IS; Slldd 81 50 S6-tull.
LAnD-Barrcls7 cents; kegs a ~ cents tornew
BACON-yirgina cured heg round a * cents old
Shoulders sound 3: cents; new Sides : a6s Gents.
new Shoulders Il 81 cents; Hams a III cents.
COFFEE-9all. ccn;s-siill declining
SCGAR-Po.,o Rico s.. 4 o., New Orleans, IA u
81 Croix els.
MOLASSES-N Orleans % 10 %; Cuba 20 TO % cargo
sales on wharf 10: To 2lA.
SPIRIrS--Cognac Brandy 81 Is 325; Rochelle ST. $50
so American proof 33c; Eth proof 5Oa55 Apple scarce, o.
Tor Is i3-ncw i0i2 Richmond Recticd Whisky .
cents y. l.. Rum 29a30c.
TEAS-lmperial l5a5c per h.; Gunpowdcr IS 10 cts
Young Hyson 50a.5c; Black % Oh {.
SALES or STOCK
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad stock
last sales $50 asking more IN view OF the dividend
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad bonds,
SOB olercd--none 10 be had.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, April H.
BEEF Ll:-Scnc weight - 80 10 50 50, extra az.
der would bear an increase in price.
H0GS-Neu per cwt $ 80 10 So
SiiEEP-Ncit per head s. 10 ST. quality held in e-ma
zion JACOB SHOOK.
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Bv Telegraph 10 The Cincinnati Gazette.
LETTER FROM sen ATOR BENTON.

ST. Louis, MARCH 29--P NJ.
The Il MON OF this morning publishes letter from s.
na,or Benton discumng MI compromise with his geet
opponents in Missouri and insisting high wall and deg
ditch He would rather SIT IN council with the six thoussEt
dead who died Of cholera IN 81 LOUIS nan 20 IN connection
y;,h , o,pu a; scamp Cahouniss. lie will mix with
them or give or take help He recommends his friends
make Bcntonis the the Municipal as well as the State
lec,on He would rather the Wings elected than the
Democratic opponents-ratcr his own seat filled thal
the line should be drawn Calhoun must be estinsush
eli from Missouri al! hazards and without regard to con-
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i, ;s written after King and Queen Court
..nRiNG CANVASS.


y,.cu coyoty-Dr A. r Smith has accepted lie cor
al and unanimous nomination of the portsmouth 'on'e
49,; M Wednesday, as the Democratic candidate ioI Tie De
,o rd ,il, r,: Gen Crump the cye-lashes we nave
homes ol his election Hcis in every way worthy o.
the post ...;.,,, mani.
primo, UIYiam-B F. Harrison is re-nomina''" IMAM
,,rslv Several gentlemen were brought before 'e LII
,,oo, I'M, Il, end H. received majority over all.
Io,i,a-Ios h Pendt ton was nominated i"f 'e county
-, Monday We have known him long anu nc WI" HIM.
m able and valuable representative
r,o,,er.--George W. ngea: - nominated III pace u "
pay,c dcrned lie is a young man 81 Tine talents anu
win his colleague Mr. Hunon merits the cordl' '
p,nouier We have strong hopes OF carrying Fa"q:'fl
nsci,lv rs we see the following significant fe"'i'A " VIZ
frederick sbure News, Wing paper
n, R,ho,, i Scott is out in The Piedmont Whi., IN
Iona, address Ia tho people oil Fauquier upon tic "i'n'
proyso the fugitive slave question: Tree s'ish' ~ IA
,o3,u D,rsss in his heterodor rters upon neSt S",' ~
ost indiscre,y defends them despite me fcpuht n
him last sprinc By the people Of that county t"eH s"
s,it peroere, prius aementnf.
Mr. Scott is much spoken Of a. prominent Candidate ,o
49,, I-i,d Stale. Senate in the Wings nave the l-sss
,ature We therefore appea. 10 hr Democrats e'e'
, t ,ersona divisions and 10 rally ihiadr ahd eheFsc'
r ~ urcyen, the possible election OF ti'i' or any ONE
wbia for the L. $ Senate In less than wv" weeks '"'
,;o, vI ,ake place Let the Democrats, IN the mean
limo Gel every thing cody Tor the important struggle vi '
4th THURSDAY.
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Willie Convention and tS hi Toon a and H
Rish and an If s yo that will
cng h Ns soany ' whether it, "
O. sss if sy s } @ , e ro S' ' anu
ing 10 e sy lo TO guard against msaprShenson u Of
op n n in any and sa i" 5, a. to Of rs
sister county, Us Us be Constitution ask you give this mas
~ note pia'e VERY respectfully, your friend
,,,oso SHELTON +. IEAkE-.
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s,,eed IL defeating the measure, and repudiatng 'ae'f
sae.ad conservatives We stand upon the same giounu
esnsy occupied in with the united Wing
they abandon the platform We cannot believe level, from m
M in,;.a,;o, If saturday night last that the people Q,
p,,o, will retreat from position which was assumed
-, ha sa,u,c with remarkable unanmiy and ra'ne'
$50 themselves on Saturday night.
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RI l. CHER; IL Mlss MARY IS GRAFTON
:
DIED.
DIED. suddenly Yesterday morning. WILLIAM ALLISON In ~
Tho friends AMI acquaintance OF 4e ais
and ,.c Mr. lu.h Wat, RESI- ectiuy invited I" attend '
funeral on Saturday morning Al II o'clock from Tlmty Church
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
Al Court held tho Guy a" Richmond al ihr Coud
House, the lltil day o! Apul. ls,O.
Whereas member. Court have heard with uniclnri sof
row. that yesterday the hand oi death his lcsh
IN elr midst an! that has Ica,cd all Providence 20 re-
move from runcs, is siurnc, their beloved associate
and brother Alderman WILLIAM ALLISON who was bu se'ei
the n d.irou- appropriate manner 10 TESTIFY
ter recitation the kindly aud arablc Writes AMI r ut
upristnc aud INTEGRITY which characterized their decea
aud and tr fidelity importantly ani un'
purity courtesy. "hc inse the perionthc" OF '
public service:
Resolved therefore. That he u'icn lath Of esteemed az
excellent lretI W,n Allison. En-. hes penetrated heart. @
and that tender h. bescarci ir!cp: and rt'
tI lcc"ar sincere ympa,es and condoeHcr, IL tbs
sad Prov fio,ce.
Resolved That :r.imnuy o our lovc an! respec; 1r "u
in,ncd brother. the Cor viii attend h iuncia = =
h,r,y hil,c tor ln! days, a"i
tltt III Court u" adjourn
Resolved. ia; 'c abosr ea''" a' resolutions b. entered
the Court a, '. t!rrk b. requested to son o
cay en 10 lr widow and chl"n 81 She deceased aud Ia ihs
paper published IA ,l ety. tor pnbcal'n
Alo,s--resrr ,iIAS HOWARD Cfk
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Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer.

BALTIMORE, ArRiL II.
Flour has -,her advanced Of 5000 bbls. Howard
street and Cit Mills 81 "a 10 SIS Red Wheat 81 Wy pei
bushcl; c ri 81 :. 55c; Oats unchanged.
NEW YORK. ApRiL II.
To-day Cotton is dull with small salrs; Flour has nd
vanced IL cts per bb Com Is un"ianacd Wheat imPf"
inn-Sou,h.,n White ~cs 81 20 Red 81 w per bushci
Tobacco ,lul Whiskcy 23c
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Yesterday morning, Mr. William Allison. venerable ci-
zen and member of the Hastings Court fell the ground
near the Fredericksburg Depot conveyed 10 he Broad
Street House. and instantly died from the rupture Of blood
vessel il is supposed Mr. A. had, with his family, jus,
reached the Depot, whittier he had gone 10 accompany
his daughter who was about take the Northern cars
Yesterday the Hastings Court adjourned in honor the
morv of this highly respected citizen.
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THE THEATRE TO NIGHT-CELEsTE' BENEFIT.

THE THEATRE TO-NIGHT-CELESTES BENEFIT.
This evening has been apart for the benefit OF the popu
ar danseuse Celeste The bill attractive one, ana
those fond Of Witnessing graces Of posture and umphs
'',he gh, fantastic toe should, by all means go ght-
She deserves full bumper for the entertainment she has a
tordei the play-goers this season.
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MARRIED..


MARRIED on tie nj, inst hy Rev VI 7 Sumner Nj JOHN
RI ICIIEl,, IL Nlss MARY -. GRAFTON.
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WAsnISGroS, April 10. 5 p. VI.
The Collectors and other nominations for the principal cities
will it is said beyond doubt be confirmed by the Senate
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MANAGERS oFrlCE.-D. PAINE a co., Nci

Cititll prI3c g slOt'v) IL tli ,"cury'
Draw Nos ri Si-Gl"itrni. Cas. No. ~
4; - - - IL 10 : - nj
Ticket, IL - oj 3ri capital o sl0t r'urlo! by
Purcell y 60.
For tn, LAY ocock- Callls 81 sst s. Isset So
4, o'ciors Capital sI5e0.i oG@,-l. Tickets 81
splendid S.iculc SltnriayCapad $1,000 .1'sfJ. lo"
3rpJ oi Nos - drawn. ltkti'
S!5 &. ~ PURCELL. y ca
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT



aiRS0NS who may be- dpou L. assess the ists AMI ''
tno sh"Gt t. Commonwealth can nave rnoi "ris. tai'
iuirog.) tt"r books i"w"l by mali his ada
the nuint oi tl, require I'll" al TIE blanks. 10
ie assessors w eaine.t s tie Auditor, tir
hrwancrs .r services.
Allr,s, RITCIlE & III NNAvANT Richmond. "a
~ pr,rc - ciS / r,luirc Apl L
NOTICE.
HAVE tl ,ay bought WI II HELLER hi stock Good,
Ia is WILLIAMSBURG. shall hereafter The DN
Grocery busnca !e place, under the
JONES HELLER T. SfRat-
Annl II cit
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4 Main Street. Richmond virginia
Two scHnpr. tor il". ky LAY
THIS day 7 seminary. u. - Nos II drawn $3.50, I'm
80 - 81 lH. Tickets &
Aso-Iary coosorlaiel 81 IS No. II Drawn. s5o. ei
3a4n vi 1000 Tcscts 81 CIiALk's
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prLMoNARY CONsUMPTI5

PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
SSROi - having always balc he ss'iu. men
'E."'mcn. D. i2 'try iu.tly erne the "ofr-hil'
pGsairitn and. uGi w'. f." years. has been .eart GU.
'rr .ncirbc. although 'llny medical Of tie hi,hr si
among whom SO may arnn I.arEncc and his irrG By
Distinguished authors. adm; lat this mur! ii.ale d.e,' M.
cured IA IL Advanced when tpi
areanilsi TIE rrmti: wlc, offer. WSTAG IA ~
OF WILD CHERRY for the Gus. al lis Isea-e nfi
rom REGULAR physician, bul has also been well tested ~ all Tue ~
plants Tor which Is recommended
BRONCHITIS AND COUGH CURED
Bo5r0S. August 10 ~
Mr. : " Fowls Dear SIR Having b-,n trouble TOR cpa''
able tim. viii, bal cot; anl broGcha afcc,on "' ~. Co.
bottle ~ DR. Nar Bilsam ~ WILL cb-rr, "hi an N.Y.,
entirely removed the difficulty lieeln but Jn, 10 I'd! ~
much for the beei at those who MAJ b similarly afflicted
GEORGE II DAVIS
Finn OF lIallet q paw
Piano Fore Manufacturer. 80, -.
hereby certify tia, am personally acguGn'a! with Geo IL "a
" T. BARR's'
i'"tiarciy Practising Pm, sicia'
Boston. August u. Isl. .,,ls
lo>,iino..y he relic! upon b. careful q" me
y0u buy. the signature 0! Butts cn the wrap
D.. ,e!rnr. - - :, ar WILD
s- careful AMI get the genuine Dr. WISTARs BASAM ot
| CHERRY None genuine unless sisne! byI BUTTS ~
all orders 70 SETH F0WLE. Boston, Massuhues ,, and
For sal. by GAYNOK IL WOOD. ALEXANDER III -
PURCELL LADD& co, Richmond. and Drugaei, e'ers VIM
Apuls
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PLANS 0FFEKED T0n TIE WASHINGTON

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Richmond. AprI. :, ~,
DLANS olei.l tie Washington Monument Will u. el'eti
such isofS y hc auhouzei 10 H. "Firf
Tie Governor. WM. II RICHARDSON, S-c'y Con- ID
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'hI,osanas Wills Estate.

SrArI OF VERMONT THE Honorable the
UrrEl,r ug Cu'TTcSuL> SIS. Probate Court Tor
ttc District vi ChItrudeu'
70 thc cred TOYS and others concerned in c estate
o. rnonr- Mi.ls late OF Burlington n said D.s'.lch
G"ccas.d.
Whereas the Administrator ,riih tie mW aaacred
a. tin. estate %. srI deceased has n1dr app rtliun
=, his Court ,orNirnl the tim" limited for making
plywrut f tn dots OF sud deceased 10; one yrar
ioal the Sih lay ct AuLuN lS5 tn 3lst dry ut Ap'
gust 800 h'it med for hearing in the pr"u
scs. attn, prl11ir Dtrr in slid Burlington, ana it
hnyiur been ordered th1t pticr thereof be glvrn by
publishing ia decree thee weeks successfully ~ the
Harrington Free Press news paper printed at Bur
inv ron before the tm' fixed Tor hearing
lmgEEtoar, Won are hereby Ne tri"d u npp"ar be-
tore sat cuut at the time and place aforesaid, thea
"a" there to make j'c'on II any You have to the
said time oi 7lurui ucnG further extended H. a'ore
ead
,;t,rn uul,r nay hand at Burlington this l2rh day
ct August l-jo. .
BRADFORD nlNfORD,
V1W3 Register.
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80 SpOrssEncn.
EgILLIAM b. HATCH, WINO0&kl

w Falls VI, has constantly on hand good as
,olmcui OF Fishing IdcG cot superior quality. con-
sisling ot Braided and Twisted SIX and Linen Lines,
Cane, Bamboo and Ash Rods, Fly, Limerick, Car
Isle aud common Hooks, CIWog's best AmericdH
Reefs common English do, Salem Gut, Swiyes &c r.,
&c. lie would also cnll the attention OF Spousncn
70 q few good single and double bnrred F,riins
Picc6S, WatkerS ARh- CWrOSire Cups, lindwiu's
fatrut Cat Wads together with IO~drr, Stint,
Ic0d. D,ou FaSts, D,jHkms CUPS, SC Sc, all
O which wi'i he ~old low.
INN H.. -. wlOtf
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INSURANCE. COMPANY.
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gg0>t0m, New Work, &c.

BY TIE WY OF WINDSOR, vt
RuiLroad from Boston 10 Wells Rircr, and
to Darlington, IL--Ihrough Tickets to
,S'aHoas on Ike PasSUmpSic and The Yer
mont Central Rajlrodd.
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vened inIefferson, Jackson, and olher
Populous conntlesSat which resolutions
We're adopted approving ofthe Southern
: conyehtion, and measures taken for the
appointment, Of fdelegates. A very nu
merons meeting was held at Tallahassee
on the 20lh nlt., whcnit was recon-
mended that Middle md West Florida
should each send 1.-Two delegates, and
East and South Florida one each, ma
king six from the State, and suggesting
that they be elected by the people in
primary meetings.. The Pensacola
Gazette, which opposes the convention
admits that the most distinguished men
in the State are cooperating with the
masses in favor oflhese movements.
We have no doubt but that the people
of Florida will stand by their reprcscn-
latlves in Congress Notwithstanding The
croakings Of an imbccile Governor
Exchange paper.
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ing consulted by the President, rose en-
n'asse in favor of the previous question.
NJ Lepde Laborde turnedSba to-
his seat. ~. I
y On the counter vote, not one Repre-.
sentative stood up against tho previous
question. . IS
From tho Mountain rose, the mo-.
ment after, cry Of "Vive la Repub.
lique!"
M Dupin then tore the puper, and
tho Assembly separated.
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Cotton Market,

Advices with respect TO the Market give
us no material change in the prices of
Cotton. The news by the last Steamers
though favorable have rather had the effect
OF unsct,lng the market, though prices
continue firm. During the week ending
on Thursday last sales in Charleston were
made at from 10 l-2 to l3 Ii. No altcra-
ton since reported.
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Affnirs i'm Cmhu

a correspondent Of the New York Her
aid. writing from Matanzas, SAYS: 5s....
"Bc!ore this Island can be annexed 10.
the Union, war, with horrors hardly ever
dreamed of. will leave it a waste. The
number o. troops now on the Island
amounts to over 25,0O0 and this number
IL daily increased by new levies from
SPAN. They are well clo,hed and fed, and
IN The highest state OF discipline. During
The last three months they have been. and
are still practising guerrilla wariare."--
Inc marine has been increased by addi-
IONS from SPAN. The forts, castles and
deicnces have heen put IN order, the ,roops
IN The interior have been ordered 10 the
coast, aud PaiShan she'll guns have been 10
large number added To The already aal,
prepared deiences. There is large num.
ocr OF natives Of Old Spain scattered
throughout the island; ovary town, village
and lan'ef contains its quota; and tiey are
mostly men accustomed To the use of arms.
They hate the Crcoes or Cubans with, an
intensity beyond bclcf. This deep hatred
pcrvadcs both parties throughout all grades
and all ranks. These Old Spaninrds have
declared that should an expedition come
from The United States, their first act would
be to arm the negroes. even if they should
perish all together. The Crcolca, general
ly, are III favor OF annexation, bn, the Ola
SpanIarls would lose their last ,irop of
blood IN maintaining their sway over this
island, the last remnant OF tlcir once preat
American possessions,
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FLoRIDA--THE SouTnHRN CoNvry.
TIoN.--Thc people of Florida are man.
liesting becoming sensilivencss to the
tame aud submissive counsels ofGov.
Brown. Public meetings are being
held in various parts Of the State and
the resolutions which have come to us
show that the people are taking the
management Of their affairs into their
own hands. Large asscmblages con.
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~ We regret that we have unnvoida-
bly, been prevented from giving to-day
"CrEcuMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE" thrilling
tale by a gifted Contributes; the chaste
and elegant productions Of whose pen we
trust will often grace our columns.
II will appear in our next.
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Delegates 10 the Southern Com
EGAltiOll.

We learn from gentleman who was
on yesterday present at the meeting Of the
Delegates in Camden, that Col GrEcC and
Coz. CHEsHUT were chosen to represent
this Congressional District in the Southern
Convention TO meet in Nashville on tho Is,
of June.
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Tcn,pcrance Address.

We learn from the Temperance Adrocate
that the Rev. TuoMAs G.. CLAYTuS will de-
livcra Temperance Address i'll this place,
on Thursday next, 9th inst, at s o'clock,
i. NJ
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R EnI OX AL.

The office Of the SUMTER BANNER has
been removed 10 the new building (upstnirs)
one door north Of a. ]. ~ p. Moses store.
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WAsuINGToy, Nav 3.

w NSHINU TUNt VfFy %
The Senate completed it's weekly labor
yesterday, and adjourned over to Monday,
the 9Th, by which time we expect the re-
turn Of nearly all the absent Senators 10
their seats. The Compromise Committee
have now. by vote oi eight members out
of the number present, settled every 1ucs-
ton of difficulty; and upon full meeting
the vote will be taken upon the boundary
TO be proposed 10 Texas, and the compen-
sation thereof. 1t is probable also that a
declaratory proposition will be reported by
the Committee, TO the effect that the stipu-
iaiioDs with Texas, in the annexation arti-
rtes. shall DO respected; butas NJ. Web
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CALIFORNIA LEGIsLsruRr--I.as acL
counts from this country bring intelligence
OF the asscmblQge Of this august body
they were IN blost pt;abe condition on
account Of finances, and the constant ,sL
signatt Of the members. II Mas df,i.
cult 10 keep quorum, No interest seem.
ea 70 9e ieit init by any one, aud the whole
ailair looked very like proving complete
'aiitiFe. The TACT is. II docs not require
argus eyes TO discover that the grcut mass
OF The people Of California took litlic or no
interest nr part whatever in tao formation
o' the SO much talked OF con stitulion. Tic
whole ttiEss was gnt up by 3he AHt1nis.
ratl9on' through its agcnss aud o;iigefA, 10
aVed oSp'rtng politicians wh> &.shel 10,
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TIIIIs SUMTER BANNER.
Sumterville, So. Ca.
WEDNESDAY, MAY, 8, 1850.

S4E" Mcssrs. A. WHITE g. Co., nre
Agents for the Banner in Sumtervlle.
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The grand jury of a town in Ohio has
presented the Sewing Society" of that
place as q nuisance.