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certain bank stocks have been sold, amounting 70
S42l94 co. or this sum, there have been invested In
other stoeks S23 7l6 FL To be invested $is, =" w.
PRerrsrAsr ErIscorAL CosvESr,oS AT PHILADELrHiA
Protestayt Episcopal Convention, at Phiadephia on
the PAT h inst, after which il adjourned sns de -
Col Hendrick d. Wright offered the following reso-
luton: =, .
annual convention Of this docess relative to the
moyal by the House of Bishops of the disabilities im
posed by that body on the hight reverend H. U. On
d.rdopk which may be calculated to create wrong
Immersion a. the sense of the convention, we'll
AZ the true state of feeling throughout the diocese
therefore
press opinion to the merits of the question:
design that said resolution shall in any manner be
regarded resolutions Of instruction to the Right
Rev Bishop of this docess to the course he should
pursue In the House of Bishops but that they tho
clerical and lay Of this non
leave the matter to the tribunal having jurisdiction
without expressing opinion. feeling confident that,
in its decision ample justice will be done well to
the church the Right Reverend gentlem in ques-
ton. -
On this resolution brief spirited debate ensued,
and finally the subject laid upon the table by a
vote, by orders, follows Clergy, ayes CO. is
laity, ayes "a noes s.
The committee who had been directed to ascertain
the number of the trustees of the Theological Semi
nary this Convention is entitled to choose, &c made
report in which Ii stated that there several
vacancies. On motion, the Bishop authorised to
fill the same by appointment
On motion Of Rev. Mr.. Harris committee OF
FIVE, consisting of Rev Messrs Harris; Ducachet, and
Hare, and Judge Stroud and G. NJ. Wharton were APP
pointed to free the constitution revised regulations
and canons from contradictions therein.
The Bishop then nominated Rev. Drs Carmichael
and Clemson, and Messrs Goddard and Alex Brown
to fill the vacancies in the board OF trustees OF
the Theological Seminary On motion, these, with the
the board and the concurrence OF the General
Convention was requested therein
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Religions InfrIlirence.

SERMONS TO-DAY.
Union baptist Church, Twenty second street-Ilev.
n Remington, morning,
Mount Zion Church, Broadwsy-Rev s. 2. SNOW
morning.
Church Of Humanity. Third street-John CONNER
ford and Mr.. Pine, afternoon.
New Jerusalem Society, Washington Place-Rev.
Thomas wilkes. morning.
sd Jude's free Church, sixth avenue-Rev s.. P.
Parker. afternoon.
Tnirrrsalst Church, Fourth street Rev. ID. X. Lee,
grse win Baptist Church, Grand street-Rsv. D. NJ.
Graham, morning
p.,.rrrgrssx AssrsrtY, q. She General Assem-
Al, al the Presbyterian Church. o. s. has for several
s,s bosn In session at Cincinnati The report of the
Ss.surer 81 the General Assembly shows the receipts
Tor the asst year including the balance IN The trea,n-
., A its commencement, 10 be SjTlT H. Enpcndi-
,yres Tor the past year. t35003 o. leaving balance
An the treasury at the close Of the year, Of S2lai "a
s,hs renort then went 20 state the various stocks
~rsd nv the Assembly. together with the income OF
the same IL then said that according TO directions
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n o. Il y M A II K II II.

SATURDAY, May 25-oP. M.
The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
prices for nearly every fancy in the list fell of rac
ton. The transactions not large, and spccula
tors for rise evidently little disposed to take
hold sharp at the depreciation. At the first board
United States os 1867, declined z per cent Erie
Bonds, new, n Farmer Loan, u Erie Railroad, y ;
Canton Company, n Harlem, y Long Island, y /;
Morris Canal, u. Hudson River Railroad sold at de-
cline Of four per cent from previous prices Govern
msnt and State stocks were inactive.
By the arrival of the steamship Crescent City, from
Chagres have three weeks later inteig ence from
California The steamship Tennessee arrived ut Psna-
from San Francisco which port she left the 2ls
Of April with million Of dollars worth Of gold
on board, (sght hundred thousand dollars on
freight and two hundred thousand in the trunks OF
passengers) How much Of this IL gold dust, and how
much coin, does not appear in the report.
Counterfeit gold dollars in circulation. They
well calculated to deceive.
The amount Of coal brought down BY the Reading
Railroad during the past week, 20 lao tonstotal
for the season 43o333 towns BY the schuylki Canal
for the week 1000 tons-tota for the season.
tons.
Certificates Of gold deposits to No. 1994 win be pay
able Monday This includes all gold dust deposited
to the 9Th inst The amount hand In the Office Of
the Assistant Treasurer Of Philadelphia, the 2ith
inst, was si15e,o7o 20
The Government Stock Bank Of Michigan, Is about
commencing operations, and will soon issue notes.
They viii be secured wholly by United States stocks
The notes Of the bank their way to the State
Treasurer Of Michigan, to be oountersigned They
consist offs as and SIS The rs have for vignette,
large spread eagle standing the branch OF tree
Jackson the right Of the eagle and sailor on the
right margin. The 2's have for vgnette three me-
chanics inspecting three drawings, shipping In the
back ground The 5s have for vignette, the goddess
Of agriculture knecling and two indians retiring be-
fore berthere Is shield between the goddess aud the
tavages.
Tho operation Of the repeal Of the navigation laws
Of Great Britain Is watched closely and the reports Of
the Of Trade from time time looked for with
great deal Of interest The returns for the month end
ing the sth Of April last exhibit continued dmlnu-
ton Of the total tonnage both outwsrds and inwards
as compared with the corresponding period Of ls4o,
vixen the importstons Of grain caused in
Thetonnage entered inwaris was as follows -
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DRY eoops. &..

IMPORTANT ssLS AT CosT-oF LAcEs EaBROTpE-
rice and Dress Cogds-Georrc STE sart Co. 80 Broad
lave determined - cell the Valance % their stock n
slrsidert lsces apd dress goods cost IN
Of TIE advanced state ~ the They take Tits early
opportunity n doing IN order that TIE ladies Of
Yotk may svs hcsevescf the harrans previous ~ their
the ccuntry snd the various place.
Their vardretes srs te replenshed q. nearly orehaf
the usual cost Orr stock the pshlic ~ this city veil
aware o. II entirely ard ccrrisc all that novel and
ecgant The thread lace cares vasncssnes collars sna
cans black thread vss ckersets hsad dresses Nro-
d.red sare shavf sus ti,s veil worthy
lar attention. s7g Broadway cornsr Of White street
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FINE AIRS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsioN-THE TWENTY.
~ nh Annual EKhibtion is nev at the gallery,
0S Broadway, opposite Bond A. ~ un 10 r.
Admittancs esnts-sason tickets 81 esnts-ca,sorues
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ADJUSTMENTS In PHILADELPHIA.

ARNUAS MUSEUM, PIILADELPHIA-P. r..
- Barnum Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford As
1stant Manager The performances Of the Seguin
Troupe have during the week been witnessed and
lauded by hundreds Of the first families in Philadelphia
The hsnsger with pleasure announces that during the
present week, they will appear in the bohemian Girl
Cinderella, Don Pasquhle," "The Barber Of Seville
Se Produced with the most snowy full and fret
class Orchestra and select Chorus. General Tom Thumb
will appear in the Saloons in the morningon the in
his round Of characters in the Afternoon aided by the Com
pany, who will also present chaste Farces
Dances &C. Particular attention is invited TO the S000
Curiosties. Admitanee, cents. Children under ten
years, l2h cents.
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FLORICULTURE.

GRAND FLORAL ExIIIBIToN.-TuE SUBSCRIBER
VI bss 20 announce at he has magnificent and unrval
display o. Tulips, full bloom, aud recently port
ell from Engand comrrng thousand 81 the choicest
and scarcest vactes not 10 be surpassed in this
other country. To he only in the collection q j.
WAkELING, Ipien avenue; weodstook, Southern West
chester road, Morrsania Admission IS cents Harlem
trains TO Notthaven every hour.
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On. CHARLES MUNDEs
WATER CURE EsTABLfSHNEpr,
I, ,,,-,,rr , At sorTIssNTrcs, sss.

- AT sorT1ssNrroS sssa
DEhtNDE RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
- SO ne rue that he has tec1ne n he late Dr.
frfges Water Csre Eetatlhment a. BeHssnys swo and
hai mies trcr the NorthanTcn Railroad DEPOT, scven
hou ne from Nev ierk. stout tve frou Boston, and I'VE
fon Atenf. situated In % TIE mos, pleasant valleys
81 Rev tnfland, surrounded with wosd grown hills and
nsdJ vaiks ard ahundantiy frpriea VITA the rurest,
are mild ard agreeable The rev sud spacious
hndrs the All the nccesary ccnveaerce fer water cure
Turrcser sueh 40 large plunge baths dc-ehes sns airy
lcsgnf ocmtt Tor shout soy PATIENTS separate Tor either
Ne. The doector leinr the earliest
hvirr on fessritr AZ Grrferserr snd havins a.
tSfsrtnce 81 than ffteen bis his -rrrs
on vsttr heisx IN tie hands n every Huropeas
tJdrerah hopes 70 resro-d 10 reasonable ssreeaens
rem the vaer sure system made the part q those
sufferers vhe ney ecstte themselves 70 hi The establish
rect nov .ren fssfsrAw raFtisulars rissss apply "
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uOEsE TOR sALE-A DARK CHEsNUr LADY's
Hcrfs ttnte In the saddle PERFECTLY SAFE his movs-
mate snd founs In bic constitution
the ast Can he Bura.k Iiverv stables
sdieirirr the tnion Place Hotel, Sixteenth street
HOTEL sTAGE-COACH FOR sALR,-o~E, LITrIH
utee, lu ~ Eaton, Gilbert Co. Troy. a. order
seer ~ No ssnhsttsn Place Rssae sirect Broad
vty. Ter partisulars enquire AZ Ne. lcg Broadway
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forna will find their If they wish to
good and cheap Boots Shoes and Caters them at No
Courandt street. under the Merchants Hotel Goods sold
in this store IS cent cheaper than be found
other in the city. THE DOCTOR
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CIsvr,srNe.

" ton invites attention 20 bis superior stock Of sea-
sonahe goods for gcntemen ready made made
order cheaper and better than sny h-nse ia the trade
Please call and test the truth o. this nstice.
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Hair Dye-Batchel0r's Genuine Liquid
lair Dye only Be procured at the mandatory Wall
The public should guard against limitations SEQ my
various dipsmas Persons whose hair has assumed bad
color from the Of the imitation Dyes have correct
I'd nv calling ~ above. Copy the address.
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WATERING PLACE.

n F. RICE'S HOTEL, NEW ROCHELLE.-THE UN-
~ dersgned the pleasure inform his friends and tho
public that be has taken the large house formerly the Man
The establishment has been much improved
handsomely furnished and will be opened Tor the
reception company Monday the 9th Of May and
subscriber will be prepared make with
families for and board for the also for transient
visiters. T.. Il. RICE
New Rochelle, May 25 1850.
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Hamilton House, Fort Hamilton, l.. l.,
will open the season. Monday June 3D. Families
wishing to will address the subscriber at the
Franklin House, N. Y. HAWLEY ID. CLAPP.
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by the same returns are also furnished with the
totals for the first quarter Of the present year From
these tappsars that since the abolition Of the naviga
ton laws, the foio~ing results have been established
regarding the comparative employment Of British and
fureign shipping For the three months ending the
sth Of April the total tonnage entered inwards
so SEE while during the period Of last year II
1125efO This shows decrease Of about 10 per cent
but the propsronate diminuton presents the follow
ing favorable appearance -
British Vessels. .Dminution about II per cent
United states. Ditto, 30
Other Countries. Ditto, Is
On the other band the aggregate diminutIon In the
amount q tonnage cleared outwards about per
cent, and again the propOrtOnats decrease vas 80
follows -
British yesses. .Dminu,iOn, about az per cent
United states. Ditto. ~
Other Countries. Ditto, is
with regard TO the eoasting trade, the tonnag. en-
tered nwards was O6s SIS in the month ending the 5th
April 1sls eee 2le in 1912 and os4oci in 1850 The
elearapces outwards 1,l5sps4 in April, 1sss ;
1.OSs765 In 1slp aud oSo 200 In 1850.
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Of the Senate and winthrop Of the House of Repre-
sentatiyeBRADY has received his branch establish
ment in Washington Portraits of these distinguished
taken the style the They with
other pictures Of interest at BRADYS National CAL
lery, 205 Broadway, corner of Fulton street.
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TTALY-NoW oPENEvERY EVENING. PoR SHORT
season. Mt Stoppan Hall, S Broadway Of Walker
street the great Moving Panoramic Mirror Of Italy
septng tou through that beautiful and classic land
bracing Northern. Central and Southern Italy, painted
B. Waugh, ESQ., from sketches taken by himself the
spot, during long residence in that
every evening At o'clock Wednesday and Saturday
moons at o'clock Tickets cents children under IL years
half price.
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WEIGHS ClRCUs-AsToR PLACE.-THE TROUPE
w delayed another week Monday evening May 20 1880
Universal rush witness the great Leapng vautns and
Flying Act Of Hersemanshp, by the paralleed South
American Rider Eaton Two Clowns, Gardner
and Bobby Williams Also for the convenience of families
an extra Afternoon
May I'D ard 25th in which the entire this
troupe will appear Admission rs cents children
Yea o. aaeh pric
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DARNUMs LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS. AT TIL
IL aSasn snxna sna Prs.es 80 y n, III

RARNENs CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, BE-
- tween Spring and Prince streets.P. T. Bsrnum
prctor and Manager for short longer
commenting Monday May 9th, Of the Chinese Lady and
suite who visiting the principal cities Of the Union
previous their departure for Europe In addition
Chinese Family, number including the
2 inches long the Chinese collection consisting
million Chinese curiosities Vocal and
sic during the day and evening Open from till
Admission % cents; children under TO- half price. Lii
beral made with public and private schools
visiting the Museum in n body.
GRAND CONCERT IN FRLIBURGER FELsEN-
~ keller saloon.M Schmidt has the honor announce
that concert will take place in his saloon sunday
ming The best Philadelphia Layerbeer No. North Will
ERANkLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQuARE.-TWO
performances every dayn the afternoon In the
evening at half Extraordinary attractions for this
week. The model Artists" will appear in and
original living pictures including Powers Gresk Slave,
Adam and Eve, "Venus Rising from the Sea- personated
by Of the hest formed the world with
the Female hinstrels, Female Arab Girls, Female
Jnggler burlesque comic and fancy Dances with variety
Of original entertainments to be found at other place Of
amusement in New York. Prices of admissi onSage
we; boxes. 25c; parqustte l2xc; private boxes, 81
THIRD WEEK-KING'S PANORAMA OF THE HOLY
Land and the Ruins Of Ancient Cities at Montague
Hail. Brooklyn, embracing twenty-one Views including
Rome Ninsvah Malta Jerusalem Fire. Athens Babylon
Palmyra, Cypress, &c Admission IS cents; children half
price, Doors open ut ~ o'clock Panorama begins moving
at Sh Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday, at
Pm Stages from Fulton Ferry to the hall ten
minutes.
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Gen. LOpez.-A portrait OF this gentleman
Is exhibition the Pumbe celebrated Gallery of distin
gushed individuals No PSI Broadway where can be
the largest collection OF portraits in the United States
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SPORTING,

Union COURSE. D. !-THoTTIyG-xoypAY, NAY
"a at TIRE clock NJ and stake $500 two mile
hests. 70 ~ 10 y. johnson Messenger
@. spieer names lr &. Arab. sPICER AcxANS.
Prsprietors.
DIcToN SHOOTING ATw ILLIANsBuRcH. ON NON
Il day NAY 9Th nst.-Natche. Sweepstakss, kc.-There
will positively be four hundred birds the ground and
should the weather prove favorable shooting VIII commence
10 o'clock M precisely ohereisa tbs next f1ir day
at the same place. Y. CoLMAN, 80 Grand st.
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The Island tnIxen.-The whole Island (Of
been taken by surprise in OF
able cut of the Spring and Summer Clthng sold at the
establishment Of r. l.. Rogers, rs Fulton street.
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Marine Affairs

The steamship City of Glasgow, Mathews hence for
Glasgow, the 2lst inst. in latitude 80 AZ
longitude GO 20
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AMUsEMENTu.


s ;si' 81 Z. z yin ss re-
"sl I, s..i. Ms; css.s s sss
BY % fs Of NJ Tnf SASH
n,s r5ss ii h' ydR ncTP Mr; Olivia
Parquet Soc Family and third circles sSe Gallery iaSis
NIBLos.-MoNDAY EVENING. MAY %, THE PER
ROMANCE RE%ITY1Aspes asSi % hsS%sSx q
Meredith Wslest; Lavender Kyd Mi Leash Fen bad-
Ih .snsS s My n'Ss
Sd and 4h acts ntsrmson Of half hour when the
Si ali
Private Boxes S. Doors open At hapast7 to commence
ID day sweating May 18th will be played the comedy
face Johnston Mrs. Pssshdesn Mrs RUSSELL css:sn-
e. 5 ss',F.% sr': SSs:
pr g.ses Pee ANDREWS: Kate aqSEson rs:
and Parquet, SOC. Family Circle Second Tier, $50
HSSsa late q Gap,y: hpsrs ~ B,'aax. e
ss'is in n s.sS s vFss *:
s By s 81
performances sni
'ss
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THE THIRD GRAND SABBATH
~ Concert at the above magnificent Saloon will
on Sunday evening May Goth. 1850. Messrs. FRENCH
ElSER beg leave to announce that emboldened by the
hearty of delight evinced
mined exertons please who flock
to their superb hall nhale the fresh
be charmed with the music of Loder's orchestra
ProgrammePart l.-Grand Overture Churubni; Concer-
tint, flute Mr. Eben Briccald Grand Pot Pourri with
for full orchestra Weber, Concerto VIOLIN
performances have caused much qualification
tiers OF this establishment DE Berot An intermission of
half hour for promenade and refreshment Part 2Con
ssting Of Felieian Davids work, THE DESERT
pietures1he Silence Of the Dessr-the Hymn Of
Praise to Godthe Song of Reoieing-he approach
Caravanthe Simoon-the Caravan Storm
Ceasesthe Caravan Haltsthe Oasis in the
ming Pray oh Lovely Night the Fantasy-the
Amees Dance-Seep-the Rising Sun Morning PRAYER
the Departure of the Caravan-song of Praise
mission l21 cents. To commence o'clock. Ice
and other refreshments Of superior quality will be provided
in the Saloon and served by civil and obgng attendants
throughout the whole evening well during the
mission The Cosmoramas newly arranged and brilliantly
Castle Garden will be open during the
nsdes while contemplating the shipping most
ul scenery around All those who choose promenade
the lower esplanade level with the
superb and conveniently covered gallery above there dis
tney hear sound, and, the time. inhale
the delicious breeze Great and He'd the
yenienees OF this spot Tor IL only abounds
beauties but gives rise to thousand reflections suited
the day.
VXTEJCU's CIRCUS-A sTOR pI rpnrpv
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FOR SALE AND To LET.


BUSINESS STAND FOR sALE-vERY VALUABLE
- property the Hudson Ryer-store stock goods,
and good viii Of the establishments business established for
several years principally for cash. and is full
ton but the compelled South
ticuara apply to
(NOlHlC COTTAGE. AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND,
y TO let Newly built, in modern stye contains eleven
rooms handsomely located with fine view Of the bay
Nahaefbilts Landing Apply to
GEO. -. RIPLEY 66 Liberty st.
TO PRlNdERS-FoR sALE-A FooLsCAP WASH
ihgtoh ffess IN good order, with iron frame distri
bntors; also Smith Press platen 2x27 inches with Fair
lambs mixing machine Inquire at the Tribune JOB Once.
7s Spruce street CHAS WILLETS, Supt.
FURNISHED H0USE.--WANTED FOR FEW
months spacious house well furnished, in pleasant
location. To family leaving tor the summer this
presents desirable arrangement Apply at the office Of tho
Aston House.
A FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED SMALL NEAT
N parlor to let, single gentleman without board,
small and quiet family location just west Of
and near ST. Johns Park TO single, quet gentleman it
would lie let very low. Reference given and required In
quire at 80 Franklin street.
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PUBLICATIONS.

WILL BE PUBLISHED on MONDAY, NAY zTH.
w With Portrait, aud Life 81 Miss Cushman. the first
number n The Premrte- weekly miscellany, devoted 70
Public Amusements EDITED ~ Cornelius Mathews. Con-
tents
vi, 70 the Theatres % New York. with Mr. Ensmy.
the Moral Man.
q The Dukes wsger-Ers. Fanny Kenbie and Alexander
Dumas
3 Absurd caicuiasions-- Don't 70 10 the Theatre.
An Authentic Life 81 Miss Charlotte Csshmsn. with q
Portrait.
Hiras-Eys view q New Yort and 70, uburbs. from
Trinity Church Stecrle.
An address ier ne new Theatre ~ Pits Green HAssk.
with hoies for The Prempter " ~ Major Noah.
The Drama ~ Washington IN the middle Of ths 10Th
century.
:" Humming Birds Bower" Ahandcued.
9. Stafuettes - Park man ant webster.
10 Possesses. in advance, from Douglas Jsrrolds new
sowedy, The Catsraw"
~ Record q the Week Theatrical and Musical News.
n Complete Guide for Strangers 70 Places q Amusement
spen In New York.
Price. 10 cents. w.TAyLoR 4 CO. Puhitshe--.
ISL Nassau street New York.
~ rRr.s-Dourias Ierrcids medy The Csxtons.~
Also The Passing Cloud BY Barnard author Of ths Nervous
Nan. tc, Ne.
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PlDLlTICAL.

DEMOCKATIC REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONAL A
IL meeting held at Tammany Hall, Wednesday evening
2d day OF May 1850 of delegates chosen in the election
districts the ath inst the following resolution was
adopted and ordered to he published
Resov ed That in the election districts which failed to
elect delegates the Goth inst this convention the de-
republican electors be ded to meet at the
places heretofore designated Tuesday evening the 2h
day of May instant at O'clock for the Of filling
such vacancies s exist.
The convention then adjourned TO meet Wednesday
evening, the 18th day of Nav instant, at o'clock.
J.. b. SHEPARD Chairman pro tenn.
G A.. M. Mr1ynkr, Secretaries pro TEN.
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CALIrORNIA, NEW GRANADA AND CUBA PASS
" rOrtspassp0rts for steamer Ohio Z-th nst-ln con
sequence Of all persons going Of the above places
being Obliged have pssOrs the United states PassPor
Agency will be this day (sundayl from I'LL o'clock
Passports gratis. No. 2 Astor House.
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RAILROAD.

CAwDEN AND AxBoY RAmRoAD LINE roR
~ rhiiaderhis AZ o'clock NJ ard hslf-rsst oeloet.
NJ By steamboat JOHN POTTER, dsiy, Sundays except
ID fsm pier No NORTH River. Fare drst alas a.
second class e.-s a.
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lanes CONNER SON, TYPE FOUNDERS, CORNER
Of Armand Nassau streets. New York, have on hsnd
article for complete Printing EstAbsh
mens The which this printed
the absve Foundry.