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SECOND DESPATCH.

BALTIMORE, Oct, 81. P. M.-The DEM
ocratic Convention Of the third Conrrcs.
sional District, which assembled to-day,
refused unanimously to accept Nanssnt's
resignation, and adopted an eloquent adj
dress to the Democratic voters of the Dis
trict TO support him.
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'l'IiREE FRAME HOUSES NJ Auclou-On TUES
L DAY afternoon. October 25ih. at AZ o'clock
on the premises. slr II sell Lots Nos IS To- and
south half # Lot 20, Square No CO, fronting on
P-rco street between lst and North Capitol street
mruvcd by three Substantial frame Houses
Tide perfect. CCnvryarces at the expense Of the
purchaser.
Terms: 0De-third h: residue in six and twelve
months satisfactorily secured, benrne interest.
=. y. STRATUM,
o. l9-cC.t& ,its- Auctionper.
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n-WYNAS Is doing wonders, but his changes are
not as sudden as those produced on the grey heads
and grey boards, throughout the country BY GIL
MANS HAIR DYE.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR CHIIIs AND FEvERs-Dr j. s.
ROSES FEVER AND AGue Tonic The ague Icing Il e
most common form Of disease and indeed the fore
runner of most if not all other isea ses de mands for
its radical cure remedy which has b, en- well trst.l
pr ssessng full power to eradicate disease aud
S'ogthen the constitution. This mixture, having
never faef In single case, is pronounced by thous
snds to he that remedy. Price 80 cents
See DIR. Roses Medical Adviser. ito b. had of the
agents, gratis, for treatment, &c.
The above. with all of DR.. !. s. Roses Valuable
Family Medicines to be had of z. d. Gilman c. Stott
4 Co, VIM. II. Gilman, John W. Marin, Patterson &
Narn, William L. Evans. Kidwell 4 Lawrence, ]. B.
Moore. Washington; J. l. Kidweil, Georgetown; and
of ali dealers in Alexandria, Va.
oct l-eO2wH-
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Arrival Of the Steamer osurey

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22.-The steamer
Osprey has arrived safely. She was do
tanned three days by heavy gale off Cape
Hatteras.
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Third Congressional District Of Mayla"d.
BALTIMORE. Oct, %, ii A. M-The
Democratic Convention of the Sd Con-
gressional District l., now in session. Ii
will probably re-nominate Joshua Van
SAINT
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NEW MILLINERY.

As,-, Miss MORLEY wishes to inform the ladies
Hs that she has just returned from New York
VIZ with large supply Of fashionable goods and
invites their attention before purchasing
elsewhere. Her rooms are on the north side of Pa.
avenue, near 10th street.
Wanted, several good Millincrs.
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Aa- Joe ShiIiingtOn receives all tie New
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast a. published. He
is agent f.r fIarper's AID all the Other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good
sOrtnpnt of Blank BOOKS and Stationery his Book
store. 0deon Building. corner oft and Penn
Sylvana avenue. auo 10
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IH Another supply this day received. Also, CAS-
S2SIMERES and soft HATS. Mems and Boys
CAPS in every variety OF style. Call at the new
store hefor- purchasing. 1t is the second door east
of the L. S. Hotel }. u. HENDLEY.
oc H0-3t-
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Yours. with much respect.
W. i. McCOSNFLL.

Ia Cg4FoTa;. 5a Usa. FesrIey.-Juslice Thonip-
-ol TAD tbs ease under consideration yesterday,
which i charge ri selling liquor Oh Sunday, but
owing ~ SOM liornaliy lhe Cooperation was non
-aIt't. Anuii"r warrant was linen served on Mr.
Ferney. on si.-iar charge, which new Ease il Vel
10 be led This i The third arrest recently of this
Gentleman, IN which me Cooperation was defeated
sad h said Yesterday in the Magistrates Office, ,ha,
he would defeat ;htn. in the iourth--ifr new case
Mr. ? seems be. tough target for the Corporation
Oficias-bcit,- g.. i:n FL u.
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By L. n. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
hESlRAHLE THREt-sTORG BRICK HOUSE
~ AND LOT at Auction.-Du TUESDAY after
noon October 18th, at 10 O'Clock Oh the PREF ises
shall sell that valuable property the west side
o. 10th street. b'tween AMI Massachusetts avenu.
being Lot No. Is in Square 342. improved By q new
dcrn built ihree-sory brick House. with pOrches,
hack building. wood house. good cellars, pump oi
excellent wafer in the yard, and every convenience
for private gerteel family The lot il % by 81 TT.
TO alley II feet wide. and contains = Al square
feet.
Title beyond dispute.
Terms On fourth cash; residue in C. 12, Is. aud
~ months. with iurei est, secured 10y deed Of trust
the property.
The premises can he examined at any time by
calling upon the Auctioneer. &C I'D =.
Intel d Union1
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Il. BIZ

\ q
Ii. Columbia respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general that he has opened
door above the private residence OF Ii. Bradley ESl.
King street. eXandria. Virginia, TOBACCO, CT
GAR, and SNUFF STORE. where those y no ford
of INDUCING in the of those articles my tie ac-
commoiate,i with the choicest brands of
CIGARS. SMOKING TOBACCO
He cps the celebrated ANTI-NERVOJS FiG To
BACCO, " hicl is very fine
Intending to keep the best articles at moderate
prices and with disposition 10 please ali who favor
him with their CUSTOM he hopes to receive portion
of public patronage. -ct 19--jlw&Wiw.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,
VILLA AND COTTAGE Lots
e priT0fc sale ct Monumfnt Place.

81 pirate safe at Monument Place.
HAVING had that beautiful piece of property ad
L L joining the Relay House, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railrsad surveyed and laid out by expert
enced and mpeent Engi5 ard Architects. it is
now ofere fer sa- in lots of suitable sizes fr either
vi Ia or Cottage Residences. The location is such as
to mike it the most desirable piece Of property
offered for such purposes IN Tho vicinity It's dis
lance from i5atimor" by Turnpike is -.ics-two
rods leading from it to the City-distarce by Rail-
road miles. Time 10 Baltimore ) minuies-W-st
ington l hcur-AnaIoiiS ~ hours 90 passenger
trains Of cars pass tn" Rely House daily going
North South. Fast a West-thus afFnring unu-
sual facilities 10 nrSonS doing business in out Of
the City of Balilnorr.
It's location i pe rfcctlv heal by and he:,,y cleva
tel frcm 100 to go ct above tide wat. r it cum
mandS most extensive and beautiful view Of the
surrounding country for miles From i can be seen
three counties on tie western. and the east
ern Fhora of this State the patapsco River and Ches
8peake Bay
large portion Of the property is covered with for
est and ornamental trees, presenting many pictur
cs4ue and commanding sizes far Cottages. Upon
the property is an extensive orchard Of choice fruit
and several spring: of purc water. Water can al
~ BE- elevated the prop ry FROM the patapSco nj
very small cost, sufficient to supply hundreds Of
families.
At The Relay House is post-oAire. Were daily
mails arc received In view of III: prnperty, and
within 10 Minutes walk arr Curcee Of different re-
lisnus DENOMINATIONS end within ~ niles two
large femalr academies. Mount &c : les ard In2le
side, aud St. Timoil;v's COLLEGE.
The property Will be sol III lots 6 such sizes
to suit purchasers, varying from to fifteen acres,
more will sell the entire tract of 10 acr 2.
the rtts bascr ur purchasers having the advantage
of charter granted bv the legislature of Maryl.nd
at is last aeSsirn. 10 improve and heartifv The
grounds and erect dwellings AMI other kind Of build
ings thereon. The dwelling uIon the property
Is councillors. with al the necessary out houses.
plat ma, fe seen and terms made known by ap-
plicaticn to the undersigned. or 10
Messrs FANON ANDREWS Architects
l9S Baltimore street.
J. II. I'll CKETT.
Isl Pratt street, Baltimore.
y. i. II j. in contemplation To cut end grade
road from The. Place 10 Bait more next year which
will bring it within y miles direct cours-..
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The Ne1iran Minister'S Coach1nGn.--This person,
mulatto man named Ignatius Grimes, underwent
an examination yesterday afternoon before the jus
tice and was held TO bail in the sun of five hundred
dollars appear at court, and answer to the charge
of reckless driving, by which the boy Lacey was Sc
riously injured.
Brotherhood Of the Unon.-A grand procession of
this order is TO take place Monday next, and
banner is TO he presented to them by ladies of Wash
ington, at Temperance Hall. They have dinner
in the afternoon Is and Hall. The banner is to be
presented to W a>hington Circle.
The Last Of Wymnn.-Remembar this is the last
night of WymaI!'s wonderful performances
Response TO TIE Card Matrimonial ~ W find the
following in our letter box TO day:
A. c. will address letter to Miss B. V. through
the CITY Post tfce, who has noticed his advertise
ment in the StGr paper of yesterday.
Wach Returns--iidry Blackstone. colored for
roing gave bail for and for profanity; paid fine
and costs Nathaniel Watts, aSsaulting Mary Black
stone security for peace and for keeping disordery
and bawdy house; gave bail for further hearing.
Waits is white man. hu, it became necessary for a
coiored man TO become his security.
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SHAWLS.
WYE have now in stora the following shssis,
w which We know is the best stock in the Dis
trict:
IS Waterloo Long Shswls
so Bay State Mills Long Shawls
50 Waterlett Long Shswls
$50 Atwood Square Shawis
IS White and coored Grape shswis
IS Cashmere Shawls
40 Long and Square Brochs ShaVls
80 Various styles Of Mourning shaxls
To the whole Of which we Invite the particular ~
tention Of purchasers.
YERBY, TEBBs yEkBY,
Corner Pa avenue and tn ssrSss.
0c7-u Union 1nl
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To THE LADIES

"OLD MUSIC"
old NIGHT CAP, Old night lamp, Old family
~ clock. Old log hut, Old water mill. Old pine tree,
o gum tree. Old sycamore. Oh elm tree. Old North
State. Old veteran Old king time. Old time when he
buried be beautiful hours, Old folks at home. Old
Resin the beau, Old bachelor, Old maid, Old Scottish
gentleman, Old sexton. Old friendships smiles Old
house at home, Old arm chair and answer-togetber
with good selection of the newest and most popu-
lar music will be found at Music Depot"
oct S. UILBUS HITZ
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WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.


FNHE subscriber bess leave to call the attention of
i HOusekeepess and the public generally to his
extensive stock Of housekeeping Goods, comprising
Tenders. Coal Scuttles, ShOyels
Iookidg-glasses, Walters.
Androns of various kinds, Wood-saws
WOod-horses, c. S. Wood axes, Fire Stands
Waffle lrous. Nut Picks, Stair Rods
House and Tea Bells
Knives and Forks, various qualifications, splen-
did assortment
Carvers, Steeis Bread Knives
Timed. Iron. britannia, German Silver, Alba
"a, and silver plated Tea, Table, and Dessert
Spoons
Brass Polished. Steel, Iron, and Kitchen Shovel
and Tongs
Coffee Mills, Candlesticks. Shutters
All kinds of Kitchen Utensils.
And indeed almost everything in the Ilousekeep-
ing line.
Housekeepers and others are invited to examine
my stock before purchasing, US my terms such
cannot fail to please.
JOHN W. BADEN,
South side Pa. avenue, near 9th street
S-S&WtilllstDec-
Marl. Gazette and Rock. Journal
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MUSIC, MUSIC.
SUGAR, MOLAssEs, & MACKEREL.

SUGAR, M0LAsSEs, & MACEEREL.
lust RECEIVED
u 80 hhds. Porto Rico. AMI Muscovado Sugars,
part very choice and part low price
25 hbls. puyerzed Sugar
Is hh1s Porto Rico Mo!asses, yerychoire. suitable
for Bakesr ant COnfectioners
200 bblS. new Nc. i. Mackerel. Boston inspection
caught in the month Of September, very fat
and suitable forretailers, counting 1900 to thu
barrel.
All of which We offer for sale low.
+. E. WHITE CO..
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 18th SITS,
Opposite the Bank OF Washington.
oct 5-W&Sit-
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
FJNiIE subscribers having entered into co-rartner-
l ship, under the firm of WIN. N. Ellis & Bro
prep red to undertake the construction and re-
pairs Of STEAM ENGINES and other machinery.
They have taken the s. EAGLE IRON WORKS.
in the city of Washington. located the north side
of the Canal between 18th and l4h streets, former
ly conducted by VIM McKnStry deceased. The Sc
nior partner in this firm having for many years
been engaged in designing and constructing Steam
and other Machinery for the Government. rs The
Chief Engineer and Machinist of the Navy Yard in
this city. they fatter themselves that they will be
enabled to give full and entire satisfaction in the
construction or repairs Of any work with which they
NAV be entrusted.
The PORTABLE Engines and Circular Saw Mills, as
arranged by the late VIM. Mckinstry, will be con-
strueted at this establishment az formerly.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended TO. WM VI. ELLIS
&C 1-F&T4w- JONAS Il. ELLIS.
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INOR RENT-A handsome front CHAMBER
l. in pleasant and desirable nart Of The titv BE-
ing convenient 10 the departments Address M c.
ut This Office. &c 2l-j;#-
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Mantels, Iron Ratings, and spring
MattreR,eS.

THE Mantels are a new, cheap. and beautiful ar
i tice, manufactured upon Stone, in imitation
OF the richest Marbles. OF the most and desrs-
BILE kinds. In style ami finish they stand unequal
ed and are not injured by COL gas smoke or scids
At the North they are becoming extensively used
and give perfect satisfaction.
Builders and others wishing TO purchase are re-
quested to call and examine for themselves.
Also, PIER SLABS to match the Mantels, OF the
materi.!.
IRON MRTERY and other FENCING and
RAILINGS.
Will he kept constantly on hsLd variety Of pat
terms for which orders will be received and prompt
ly executed.
Premium SPRING MATTRESSES, 9 Dew article,
far superior TO xnyt thing of the kind now In use.
r. UASKINS, Agent,
Penn. avenue, south side, near 10th street
Get l5-rf
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The Last Of U-ymnn.-Remember this is the last
night of WymaRs wonderful performances
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CTRAY HOG-A large black spotted SOW
- with pigs. She had her left cropped is nov
at J. +. Rabbits, on the of and 1877 SITS.
Island. The owner is requested to come forward
pay charges and Ike her away. J.F. Rabbit.
Oc 20A3ti-
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HRENCu SHIFT Roso,

INRENCH SHIRT BOSONIs.-We have
Il just received n fresh ard large supply Of French
shirt BOS0MS. Persons making shirts will fnt it
cheaper to buy the hosorns than to make them.
Shirts made 10 order with French Bosons and
CuHS#t STEVENS >qles-oom.
oc 10 Browns Hotel.
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CARPETINGS & OIL CLOTHS.
WE lave now ready for sale
w 90 pairs Ingram Carpets
40 do Brussels do
10 do Velvet do
10 do A. OIL Cloths medium
IN do S do do do
do 81 do do very superior
Sheets Oil Cloth, of best quality, which
will he cut In fit any diagram
With full and complete assortment OF goods for
house furnishing purposes at the lowest market
prices. YEnBY, TEBBS YERBY
Corner Pa. avenue and eth street.
oe7-tf ICnion I'M
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sTH FOR Il IL Sr-The old 1a,crn Stand
a. known as the Green Tree House. mar the old
a<-~I'epot, on Pennsylvania avenue. Washington
d. G.. is offered for rent for term Of We re- The
good will ami fixtures will be sold reasonable
terms. The proprietor being about IT. engage in
Other business is the only OF his ofIering this
prop rty for rent Its location is n the best on
Pennsylvania avenue.
This il fine opportunity for rors"n with SIN III
ital to engage in a lucrative business. the house
not being tlrce minutes walk from tin. Capitol. II
i extensive and is well situated for ho:,rd-rs En-
quirc Of JAS. Mc(RANN.
Green Tree House
&c 12-ltf- WASHINGTON D. G.
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LfO Il X r y II .-turni>!cd or uniurni.hed
Il ROOMS. with without boarding. can he Oh
ta'Eet IN private family by early application
Reference as Ia reSIecishi'y will l.. required. In
Iuirc at 4. b. Browns Store, conner # 18th and
Strs cts. oct I-eotf-
INUR SISHE ID X q . VI S-Iwo Well fur
L nishe'i CHAMBERS, in & modern built hou,e
with All necessary c"nveniehcrs for hathny. h."
had without board in private family. in q Il g
most desirable situations in Washington. and but n
few minutr>' walk from the Departments. Apply
to Or. PHILIP SMITH, II street, between 9th aud
10th, opposite the Episcopal Church
spp 2I-rntf-
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c. WARRINER 4 CO.,
Fenns,AraRid arenut. betwcrn 9Th and lota streets
nEALERS in WATCHES, JEWELRf, SILVER
IL WARE, and Fancy Articles Also, "sohnA'
kers and Jewellers.
The Chronomcter, Duplex, and all the varieties OF
Watches of q good quality, put 10 order.
Watches. Jswelry, and work from our estsoliSh-
ment warrs nted a. We represent.
Cooper Adams Hutton, Jules Jurgeusen. Pstsk
Philippe, and a variety of Swiss ind Englkh made
Watches.
Diamond, Ruby, Pearl, Opal, Garnet. jet WORT.
&C. c. wARRINER,
&c Cows III. SEMKRN.
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IJI PrNtl Slr.CF, F,lTtlmVre.
y. Il. II j. in contemplation to cut end grade a
road from ihe' Place 10 Bait more next year, which
will bring it within "a miles direct cours-'.
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By L. n. sTRATToN, Auotioneer.

Or I'D
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&iOO Reward

pANAWAY, during the month of Sep
III tember last, from the plantation of the
late Mrs, Martha Cunningham, in Iancas-
ter District South Carolina, a negro man
named JIM, said negro about 40 years Of
age, a ihulatlo, about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches
high, stodp-shouldercd, and looks down
when spoken to. As suspicion rests upon
him rs being implicated in the murder Of
Mrs. Cunningham, he has no doubt abscon-
ded from fear of the consequences. Twill
pay the above reward, if fdelivcred at any Jail
so that can get him.
HUGH SUMMERVILLE,
Admir-. estate of late Mrs. Cunningham.
Dec. %, 1852. iG-tf.
~ South Caroiniun. Columbia; Carolina
Watchman, Salisbury, N. G. /; Raleigh Regis
ter. n. c. and n. c. Wing, Charlotte, copy
Shines. HIS.
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New Books,

GNIIAMBERS CYCLOPEDIA of English
~ Literature, Cyclopedia ofuseful know
edge, Milman's Gibbons Rome, Humcs Eng
land, McCauly's England, Farnhams Travels
in California and Oregon, Lorenzo Dow's
Complete Works, Frost's Pictorial Wonders
of History, Gunn's Domestic Medicine, Wa
verly Novels, Junius, Life of Lafayette, Life
of Gen. Taylor, Life of John Randolph, Mo-
thor at Home and Child at Home, Noble
Deeds Of American Women, Domestic His
tory of the American Revolution, by Mrs
Elicit, Masonic Chart Fredrika Bremers
Novels, beautifully bound in one volume
Maryatts Complete works, , vols, Horse
Shoe Robinson, Saints Rest, the Young La
dies friend, the Young Ladies Home, Wo-
men of the Revolution by Mrs. Elet, Napo-
leon and his Marshals, Washington and his
Generals, Women of Israel, Vale of Cedars,
Todds Students Manuel, Hedley's Sacred
Mountains, Curse of Clifton, Masons Farrier,
Gil Bias, Don Quixote, Pencil Sketches by
Miss Lesley, Miss Lesley's Cookery, Virgin
il House Wife, Hudibr S, Home Influence
and Mothers Recompense, Pilgrims Progress,
Swallow Barn, Georgia Scenes, Dollars and
Cents, Queechy, the Successful Merchant,
D'Aubgnic's, Cromwell and various other
books, for sale ut the
BOOK STORE.
May 4, IS If
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIF.F's SALES.

RY virtue of sundry Wits of Scire
- Facies, to me directed / will offer
or sale before the Court House door
IN Lancaster, within the legal hours of
sale, on the first Monday in June next, the
Following property, viz go acres of land
more or less, adjoining Lands of Jacob Fun
derburk, a. A. Laney, and others, also 2
hules and Bay Horse, all levied on and to
be sold as the property of Hansom Plyer at
the separate suits of A. c. Dunlap, J. Adams
and Isaac s. Rome. Conditions cash &c.
Lancaster c. H., May 10 1853.
J. D. HALLE, s. L. D.
Printers fee SO l4-3t
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Elopcd and were married. on the 9Th inst.
by J. X. Council, Esg, Ny. SAMUEL IN
GRAM, 10 Miss MANlRVA, daughter Of
,Uriah and Elizabeth Small, Of this District
Married on Toesdsy morning, April as, by
the Row. Benjamin II. Evans, Of ST. Georges
Chapci, Beekman Street New York, yO-
SEpH A. SCOViLI.E, Editor OF the New
York Pick, 70 CAROLINE. eldest daughter
Of Henry Sehaab, Esq. OF St Jchn's Berk-
ley. South Carolina
Also, on the evening OF the 26th iast., by
che Rev. n. Graham, Ms. A. MURPHY, TO
Miss LENORAH WINDiIAaf, the former
late of Charleston, and the latter Of Sumter.
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Executive Department.

COLUMBIA, May 4th, 1853.
The following communication has been
just received from the Committee to make
arrangements for holding an adjourned Com
mercial Convention at Memphis, Tennessee
Oh the first Monday in June next:
MEMPHIS, Feb. l3, 1853.
Sir:
The Commercial Convention recently held
in the city of Baltimore, having adjourned
to meet in Memphis on the lst Monday in
June next, the undersigned have been au
thorized to make all needful arrangements,
that the same may pass off usefully and
pleasantly. The various important subjects
discussed mt Baltimore, will doubtless be re-
newed and examined with increased interest
with view to practical results. We have
been commissioned by our fellow citizens to
invite you 70 b. present on the interesting
occasion, and participate in its deliberations.
In discharge of the duties assigned us, We
have likewise TO request that your Exccllen-
cy will Immediately nominate u numerous
delegation Of your most prominent citizens,
to represent your State in the adjourned
Convention, and that you have the names Of
those delegates published.
We take this occasion TO tender to you
and the delegation from your State who may
visit us, cordial welcome and the hospital
tiles of our city.
We have the honor to be, with great re-
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Acknowledgements.

.
WiTH thanks, we acknowledge the fol.
lowing amounts, in payment of subscriptions
to the Ledger. ..s.,
Rev. A. J. Witberspoon, Miss to Feb. 10 '54
Capt. II. Connors Friendship, to M'ch 26 "a
3. A. Duncan, Vienna, Ala. to April I3 '54
J. M' Richardson, Mississippi to May 4 '54
George Trucsdale, F. Rock, to May 4 '54
Burrill Bradley do. I" '54
N. Funderburk, jr. III. Head to Feb. II '54
Maj. N. Bell, Long Street, to Feb l9 "a
Thos. McDow, Liberty Hill, to January I '54
Capt. John Barnes, do. to April ia '54
+. A. Montgomery N. L. Ala. Feb. 9 '54
John Massey beiair,. TO May 4 'o4
Dr.F.K. K.Brummett Bl'kstocks to Aug 8 "a
Henry III. Hudson Utica Miss, to May A 'b4
Dr. L. II. Williamson, Lancaster June 9 '54
+. ID; Kennedy, Lancaster, to Feb. IL sd
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