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thirty -four Members and five Territorial Dele
gates, one new Territory having lately been
formed, viz: Washington. Tne Delegates,
however, have no vote.
Old Line Democrafs.--Philip Philips, S. W..
Harris, VIM. X. Smith, George s. Houghton,
w. II. w. Cobb, James +. Dowdell.
Whig.-James Abercrombie.
ARKANSAS.
Old Line Democrafs.--A. b. Greenwood, Z.
CONNECTICUT.
Old Line Dcm0er0ts.-James L. Pratt, Colin
M. lngersoll, Nathan Belcher, Origen s. Sey-
mour.
CALIFORNIA.
Milton s. Latham.
DELAWARE.
Old Line Democrat.-George r. Riddle.
FLORIDA.
Old Line Democraf-Augustus f. Maxwell
GEORGIA.
Old Line Demvcrats-J. L. Seward, A. H.
Colquit, David J. Bailey, VIM. b. w. Bcnt, T.
w. chassain. Junius Hlllyer
WAigs.-Dayid A. Reese, Alex. H. Stephens
IOWA.
Old Line Dvmoerat.-Bcrnhard Henn.
Whig.-John p. Cook.
INDIANA
Old Line Democrats.-S. Miller, w. II. Eng
lish, C. L. Dunham, James A. Lane, Thos. A.
Henricks, John @. Davis, Daniel Mace, Nor.
man Eddy, L. M. Chamberlain, Andrew J.
Harlan.
WAig.-Samucl w. Parker.
ILLINOIS.
Old Line Democrais-John Wentworth, w.
A. Richardson, James Allen, William H. Bis
sell, Willis Allen.
Whigs-E. B. Washburne, J. c. Norton,
James Knox, Richard Yates.
KENTUCKY.
Old Line Democrats.-Iinn Boyd, James ;.
Chrisman, J. M. Elliott j. c. Breckenridge, X.
II. Stanton.
Whies.-Beni. T.. Gray, Presley Ewing,
Clement 5. Hill, VIM. Preston, Leander M.
Cox.
LOUISIANA
Old Line Demoerais-Wm. Dunbar, John
Perkins jr.
Whies.-Thcodore G. Hunt John B. Smith.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Old Line Demoraf Nathaniel y. Banks
Whigs-Thos. D. Eliot Samuel l.. Croker,
J. Wiley Edmunds, Samuel n. VALLEY, VIII
liam Appleton, Charles W. Upham, Tappsn
Wentworth, Edward Dickinson, John z. Good
rich.
Independent Democraf--Alex De Witt.
MICHIGAN.
Old Lane Denocrafs--Dayid Stuart, David
A. Noble, Samuel CLARK, Hostor l.. stephens.
MAINE.
Old Line Democrats s--Moscs Me- Donald, Sam
uel Mayall, r. J. d. Fallor.
Whigs-E. Wilder Farley, samuel r. Ben.
son, Israel Washburn, jr.
MISSISSIPPI
Old Line Democrats = Daniel Il. Wright,
VIM s. Barry, O X. Singleton, Wiley p. HAr-
ris, VIM. Barksdale.
MARYLAND.
Old Line Dsmoerafs.-Jacob Shower, Joehaa
vansant Henry May, VIM. I. Hamilton.
WhigS-John X Franklin, A. X. Sollcrs.
MISSOURI
Old Line Drmocrats = Thomas H. Benton,
Alfred w. Lamb, John n Phelps.
Whies--John q. Lindlcy, John q. Miller,
Mordecai Oliver, Sam. Caruthers.
MINNESOTA.
Old Line Dtmocraf-HenTy M. Rice.
NEW YORK.
Old Lane Democrafs,-Jas. Maurice, Ths w.
Cumming, Hiram walbridge, Mike Walsh,
William M. Tweed, John Wheeler, William A.
Walker, Francis B. Cutting, Jared v. Peck,
William Murray T. X. Wc-tbrook, Gilbert
Dean, Rufus w. Pcckham, Charles Hughes,
Bishop Perkins, Peter Rowe, Daniel T. Jones,
Andrew Oliver, John J. Taylor, George Hast
ings, Reuben 4. fenton.
Wh,gs--Russel Sage, George A. simmons
George w. Chase, o. h. Msstcson, Henry Ben
nett, Edwin b. Morgan, David Carpenter,
Thomas T. Flagler solomon @. Haven, Bcnja-
min Pringle.
Independent Democrats Smith, Ca
leb Lyon.
Old Line Ds'aoerais.--Nathsn I. stratson,
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LIST or MEMBERS OF THE ssD CONGRESS.
SENATE.

The Senate consists OF two Senators from each
State. There thirty-one States, represented by
sixty two Senators.
Wings, In Lairo. Old Line Democrats in Roman.
Those marked l: D.. Independent Democrats; u.
those elected as Union neni s. r.. those elected us
southcrn or State Rights men.
President David X. Atchison
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by Governors appointment. Tho Legislature
OF Alabama viii have two United States Senators to
elect during the coming session
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Old Line Observation-Disclosures r. Stratton,
Charles Skelson, Samuel LiIly, George vrail
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so,,t. .. .uoSA and their 6ue forms Wa h.x
hi. n..,;I es admired the orator ysyv nuch b,,.
- lesson on improving hmm ayi,- ..asa oas
thouahffuI G.ca. .Sm, a. we saw some verv
The philosonb1 uuus snd mat mat time among them.
excited Mr. CHAMBLrss, who We'd ai., mkADk quite
Pnments to the ladies. Mr.. c. MIN 10 com.
VIII an euempt to outherod both n, -. IoiloWed
s0rs. Beth the gentlemen, whose n ns,na. pIedeces
~. ~ sesnea 9etermined that Mr. Meade .boxIa Win
scanc. b., .la ana evisenty sought to Offset h.
scense oy artfui blandishments. Mr. C.nn,i1 nis
was the only single man amongst them TI;. poeii
was pteous onc. He had no town NO bo..s .a'o o
none 10 Keep house for him. but bo int;.,oS' ~ no.
nc "as teaoy 10 provide for and pnnke .,n ~. "a. !
comiortsole that would go with him W. y..iin liz
~ .nat 20 ne ta'r one. overcome with svmns
cror5 sns ,d'ehted Senator, would walk out of The
"o, ana tnrow her arms about him and pn,h
IKE, pledge herself to follow him over fbe ,oiJ
we can give but faint idea of the hon;ad .,,.
phnents bestowed by these sentI,nen ni eoni
pan'eu " their most winning smiles. unon N a
nIouutaia iasses. We have, however epna s..
enough We are afraid that even tbi. 49, nI .a
compromise them at home and raiss = ab .nu.n VIII VIII
about their esrs "nornets mes.
IT, must STOP or you will stop me- am afraid
Inc crowd dispersed at an eariv horr an a. aiu'
eeieo near 5000. There were person, nr..an,
f.o fiori re.ershn:g Lynchburg and Richmond Nd
IroIn ~, All the adjoining counties. anu
Those from distance were m.,x os
ta'ned BY gentlemen in the neiobborhond ,hme
ksery iarge number sought lodging 10 Chrn;.n. :. :
puiE, nuch too small for their accounmod,,;or
.s .save mem for friends In the vicinity. svn,.
.nlzlng heartily with them. The railroad c,rrGsa.
700 many people for the old time taverns 70 .econ,
Mr.. Rives, who was expected her. to-d.r !.
tained at home by sickness, and will not be ~ Ne,v
oeIn tomorrow. 1t Is exceedingly warn "a
pooPie suHer very much from heat n
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New HAMPsHIRE LEGISLATURE just before the
adjournment of the New Hampshire Legislature,
tho Anti Nebraska resolutions were debated A
telegraphic despatch says:
The fret resolution reiterating the principle pro.
null gated in 1850 by the House, declaring against
the introduction of slavery into free territories and
OF the erection of any territory without its prohibi
non, was put 10 vote and adopted by 100 to 1lS
The second resolution was passed hy a vote of
los to l9 Ii deprecated the repeal OF the Missouri
compromise
The third resolution approving the course ot
Messrs. hiuredge and Morrison, in Congress, in vo-
ting against the Nebraska BILL passed by vote OF
lj6 to 10.
The fourth, which disapproves of the conduct OF
Senators Williams and Hibbard was also carried
by vote Of l52 TO III.
motion to substitute a series OF resolutions, com
mtting the Wings to the principles of their platform
OF 1852 was defeated
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DESTRUCTION OF THE SALT CROP AT TURK, Is
LANDS. The bark Charles Olden, which arrived a,
Philadelphia, Sd instant, in nine days from Turks
Islands, reports that heavy rains throughout the
Salt leland, had destroyed all the brine iu the
pans, and that fresh supplies could not be had for
iour or five weeks, The stock on hand was trifing.
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WILL OF JOHN JACOB AsroR.-ln the Superior
Court ot New York, on Wednesday, Judge Duer
decided that Mrs Langdon was entitled to the first
100000 bequesthed to her in the will of the late
John Jacob Astor, but that she was not entitled TO
similar sum mentioned for her in the codic of the
testatOr
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The Senate, in Executive Session, on Saturday,
rejected the Canadian Reciprocity Bill, The chief
reasons advanced against its ratification were the al
legged inequalities OF benefits conferred and received
and an nfring ement of the revenue laws, which
should originate in the House of Representatives.
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The WALKER DIvoAcE CASE, Ia New York, ate,
res: of three days, was resumed on the morning
OF the 18th. Several witnesses, male and female,
were examined. Among the latter was sister O
Mrs Walker
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WIFE MURDERED William Connolly, an Irish
man, murdered his wife in a brutal manner few
days ago, in Macon, Ga. He was arrested and com.
mued for trial on the charge of murder
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The LAST OF THE CHocrAws.-MessIs. William
Fisher and Russell Lewis left Mobile few days
since for the Indian Territory west of the Missis
sippi, with the last remnant OF the once powerful
tribe OF Choctsw lndians-am ounting to about so
neraons
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BARNEY WILLIAMs.-A report was in circulation
III New York, day or two since, that Barney Viii
lains had died of cholera. 1t was, however, a
mistake. He has been very sick, but Is now out of
danger.
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MILLS BuRNT.-The steam and grist mills O
hessrs. snelson & Hail. eleven miles below Macon
Ga, were destroyed by fire on the 27th ultimo. Nc
Insurance.
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Lord Lyndhurst, the ablest member of the British
House of Lords was bornin Boston, before tho war
OF Independence.
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NOTICE.-Wishing to change my bust
IN ness offer for sale, privately my LOT, STORE
and DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Warren,
containing about six of first rate low grounds
situated Immediately the canal. The Dwell ing
House has six rooms-the storehouse large and SON
yenient and first stand for selling goods; So
another House and Lot containing about two acres,
which would suit a mechanic with small family.
Either of the above named Lots will sell low, and
terms accommodating.
r A. PERKINS,
Warren P. O., Alhemarle Co. Va je 2o-dG ~tls
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je 19-td WM. P. SHEPPARD, C. C.R.
GAMUEL d. DEhCON, Bell AID Brass

N NhMUEL y. DENCUN, Bel aud Brass
- Founder, On MAN, between 9Th and 9Th cts,
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the ebove bu.
slness n ali its varlCus branches
BEL tor churches, ships railroads, taverns and
al kinds of house bells rnaie to order.
From the large number OF Bells that have made
In the last Il years and theic superior tone and oual.
iiy can assure ny friends that they are equal to
tn7 tn|ce N this country | snall always keep on
hand If guisL ruppiy OF all riud of Bells &c.
irS- All kinda OF REPAIRING in the Brass Foun.
dry business promptly attended to.
SP dell, Grass and all the various kinds of Meta
!ic CAaIlNGS doae ct the shortest notice and the
lowest .ltes.
n B,-The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
ana 6RnSS. il ST,s
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g S. STEVENS YOUNG LADIES'

-. COLLEGIATE SEMINARY, sHocKor HILL'
RICHMOND, VA.-This Institution will commence its
eighth session the first of October next, with
greatly increased facilities. 1t will open
Boarding and Day School in the splendid mansion
owned by Judge Mason, on the corner Of franhiia
beautiful, convenient and healthy in the city. The
grounds consisting of entire square, tastefuly
adorned with walks shruboery and ornsme ntal trees
The buildings having just received the most perfect
finish throug ghout, are extensive and afford the
choicest accommodations ada pied to the design OF
this Institution Tho Study Hall and Recitation
Rooms coumodious, well ventilated and provided
with comfortable desks and seats. The PaIiors and
and comfort to give the the attrsctveness of home
The location of this Institution combining ali the
important advantages Of both city and country, rem
ders easy of to the churches and other por-
tCns of the city, and by steamships and railroads
to all the principal towns North and South. The
miidness Of the climate must not only render the Sc
miDagy desirable resort for young ladies Of own
State, bnt a very agreeable retreat from the exess-
slvs heat of the South and from the dsors Of the
North.
The boarding department will be under the supes
intendanee Of Mis-. Stevens, assisted by an esps
families, together with the Assistant Tesshsrs, "a
board with the Principal to afford the yospS a1aes
s,,sns, 81 epa has ana Al me oH,s.
will receive attention and ympsshy Kindred to thas
of home and relations The reAnenent Of nsnssrs
constant and most scrupuloas attentioa.
The course OF instruction pursued in this Inratu-
toa ,.s.s Il M ,h.
form method IL to excite attention, give visor aad
capacity to the mind and then store 1t with know
ledge.
Particular attention will be psid TO the edasatios
OF Teachers. Several young ladies have received
certificate. from this Institution, and are now com
msndins the highest prices both in Virginia sad
Csrolins.
The thouroush discipline of mind. and prompt, ss-
ergetic activity which we aim to with pa-
pills, emnenty qualify them for the important onss
of teacher.
Convenient accommodations have been provided
for q Primary Department, to which ysupg Iadtes
will be admitted at the earliest stage Of their ednss
ton. TO sve them thorough preparation for the ad
vanced classes.
YOUNG ladies who may find the distance from cay
part of the town too great, may be accommodated
with board in the family Of the Principal from Mon.
day morning till Friday evening, at reasonsbls
charges.
In every department Of this Institution II the sa-
periencs Of more than twelve years In seachins 1.-THE
iast nine spent In this city constant attention -
duty aided by the most competent assistants, and Q
regard for the welfare Of these CON-
mittsd to charge, shall conssitute q grourd for
success are pledged and determined 70 give sss-
isfs elton.
Persous wishing 70 learn more particularly seA-
cernins our arrangements referred 70 ciicu-
lar which may be obtained by addressing the Prisci
pal. S-6t
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The affairs Of the concern will be settled by me
SAMIi s. BURCH.
Intending TO change my business, l will hereafter
sell out my stock of ready y-msde CLOTHING at cost
for Cash
ap 2R dts s & r
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A I Meeting Of the Council OF the City
I a Of Richmond. held June 18TH 1851 the fnllnw-

A L d Meeting OF me Council OF the City
IA Of Richmond, held June 18th, 1854, the follow
Ing resolution adopted:
Resolved, That pol, be and the same is hereby
directed 10 take the of the freehoders of the
CITY on the question whether the Council on behalf
Gt the city Of Richmond may subscribe q the stoca
OF The tlfglnis Central Rail.oad COmpany a cornpa-
ny Incorporated for WORK of internal in provement
IL this State part of which is constructed and ucsr
this city, amount not exceeding one hundred
thousand d0iisTF, To enable the said Company 10 cCm
pirte the road which is under contract west of
stauaton that tho time of poll be III ond2y the twen-
tyiourth day OF July uext and that this resolution
be published for month, tand afterwards until the
Gay OF the poi, IL at least two newspapers CT this
city. Copy.
je 19-td WM. p SHEPPARD C. G. r
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ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer and Com
IL mission Merchant. lo6 Main s;reer-My usual
evening safes will be discontinued till about the lat
of September Except special sales should be Of
fered.)
Consignmeats for private or auction sales thankfa
ly solicited.
large assortment of Watches, Jewery, and Fan
CIV Goods. far sale at wholesale or retail, at low
prices, at private sale.
City aud country merchants can purchase Goods at
manufacturers prices, the subscriber is agent for
q great many large establshments, and can sell their
goods delivered here favorable terms they
could be ordered from the manufacturer direct.
ELIAS HALE,
iy3 ts los Main 81,
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ENOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
- AGoN, superior Piece of Workmanship, Of
the Manufacture Of Mr. Thomas G. Eppes upper END
st hToad street, where it may be l. has been
used but very little, snd that the city.
ANY person wishing article of the hind may rest
sssuTed that great pa1s taken by the well
krown manufacturer with regard to its strength and
tpysbihry ie 2-ts
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RI 00O DOLLARS l L. IN GIFT 5

tanned by expending s3 with either of the unders
ed. The Richmond Whig says oft:
1--WE call the attention of the public 20 the liberal
propositions of two of our best Daguerrean Ar.
tists Msssrs w. A. Pratt and M. P. SInons by which
aud personal property. We understand that each
person expending SS 10 portraits obtains q receipt
Guaranteed by the highly responlble trustee, Col
Thomas r August, Attorney at Lsw,) by which they
are entitled 70 . share, and acquire an immediate
bona hde interest in the property.
WILLIAM A. PRATT,
No. l45 Main street, Richmond
Mp. SIMON6,
my6 No. ISL Main street, Riehmord.
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CEILING OFF AT COST SELLING
- OFF AT COST Being obliged to suspend
business for come tln-, account of ill health,
will ia erder to effect it possible, offer
from this day. my entire stock of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS at and below COST.
Persons in want of goods may be sure to get bar
gains, as they must be sold ip short time
VALENTINE COHEN,
je l9-lms Corner Broad and 5th sts.
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BY J. a. COWARDIN

The DAILY DISPATCH IL served to Subscribers
at SIX AND QUARTER CENTS Per wEEE, payable
TO the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, 81 year
in advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is Issued every Fri
Day and mailed TO subscribers at 81 per snnum.
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THE subscriber legs leave to inform his
friends and he puoHc generally that he will continue
b. conduct the Auction and Commission Business in
a. it, braLchps as heretofore, at the stand
Her M.in ard 18th ste
lin ALIEN. MUTT
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY YPUBLIC.--Ofice on franklin street, under
the metropolitan Hail. Richmond Va Asl
AMERICAN HoTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
sel5-Iy FoyMeytyat JoneSs Hotel, PhttaIeipAIO
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EOR HIRE-A Negro WOMAN, accus-
\ toned 70 waiting IN ths hSuss; Sasr. rAapPiyo
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4 NUMBER OF BEAuTIFUL RUIID

Il NUMBER OF BEAuTiFUL BUILD
"a ING LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE ON VERY
ACCOMMODATING TERMS. - This properly 10
bsaptituy located on Broaa street, opposite the
Rrpsd ST. and the r. R giving depth 429 it This
ipcs ofthe Lest opporAtes ever taerea 10 thase Of
sHhll means Tho are destitute OF home, 10 obtsin
one in hea'thI situation where they can save the
ENORMOUS city 1x, and Ct tns Game time be within
- nbntes wsk Of tbs most business part Of the city
"a VeTy %hnEt te, this property will bring $50 per
Ct, more than Is now sked Tor It. The only reason
TIE owner has tor selling it e he wishes to move TO
The country.
TEsMs: One-fourth cash, balance at s. l6 and q
mcn!hs, with Interest title retained until last no,e is
pGid.
Apply TO II. B. CLIFFORD,
In 75 Main st., or to
le Iy-lrls u. L 9
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{ mas W SNOW Ship Broker and Com.
o. me poek, keeps cons:anty on hard snd 49, 81 81
Rysf SselasG and S,9gnd PLASTER HAY, James
~, lSSiau.le oE t-NI &c &c all of,shicb he
j- l7-tf