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.. and S' r.. 10 chang, % report r demand
~ Sugar House syrup. ssS. Cuba io On wns.
s..rs. quot At .eiH. .csorins ss.n,ry
boa, Or IN Depot An as ,' sales ESQ.,
q, deliverable on the Dock. ts ground plaster
W., ssS' 80. i sa. , 4. .s;'s Al. q 49, o
Rc.-we quote at exc SNo
part Of ssiss SSy-. sa. ssSsS sS lar. -
sss cents S eoa s. we Ssss Ne. o.s.a
qua Ny W. quote loaf crushed sad powdered iia Az sue
too. re. yserd.y ssSsoSss Of M... puIo
gar considered inroT :" a"y hsr,,n '@a ~. quality Of The
die ,e sa. ~sss sd ~ prices ranging a sIas-
sAr-saes Of BSo~n city Manufactured 4se Northern "A,
s.Ir-ti.es-oi.;o for "worthinsOn-
quote tub '' sxcis sS; aH''''d I" s0S
ronsas-London p cent
p"Slsttcs-on Northern cities = y cent
vessel ha. been snsssri to load for v.u, NM,
'iS s nssSs s sS Ss5, .Hs rs :; F Ia
SS ss'o gSSd $S.ssS whole 49, js;.' eSs
spi Ss md s s .ss S.s and TssF
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
rGsr,he f,T :, . Of s.,T and Rank stock, have
opsri s Of ,s ss anT,Sn P5y,, Thai under
exchange Sf o. %s , H:sHy 1S,hCIns an
go and ~. Board Ssf ?, paee Works 4a'unnr to H
p I'm into the mSr.e' The Auditor viii prepared to com
an
snrh We doubt not, application. will be male o.
e relief contemplated by the Of INV
appreciation OF the market
S% , new issue sppryhendrd holding the Az,
Nee~p'snee- viii vtb po.sc..ion rather than
,snsslves the privilege by the act in QUESTION Il would
@ % 20 sh sdvsn'"s, to exchange bearing aee,-
.oNrhoie ~ par Into funds whenever
e Tor Certificate marketable only shave Por ,hs.
'eson We are Induced 10 believe
0ar decline in rysissred sa,s stock. founded
There Is considerable inquiry for Hank .ick The
s.ts Al tNhi Offer. - high at tO2Ctt hsv. been
Aas ms week We have been Informed share. r.
and u X stock at ti0 within or two We am,
the report Of Mrssrs John A. sons for die w,l ending
to-day, 9Th. ~ ~ ~ '''t
v,.,., srocx- TAfs teok. Freely.
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IL il family quarrel,-and such, we NAV be told
Tie Express LAS 40 business 10 NEEDLE with i-but W..
cannot help noting that the private quarrel" that ha-
been III progress for some time past in Custom House cir.
ces, between the Pierce aud Buchanan men, assuming
very serious aspect Its getting personal The senior
Editor Of a Sunday (Buchauanl paper sort Custom,
House organ is aNtuly the Editor OF the Dav
Book Pierce organ for saving Pierce cutting of the
heads OF the Buchanan The these ebuitioms
here IN New York is said from high quarters in
a-hington We hear curious story, too in the same
connexon, about bitter antiPierce article that some.
now got into the Hudson Co u. Democrat lew ,iay
-ince-but which the Editor the following week repuii.
tcd az toto Wait awhile and If thefeisn some rare
iun aheAd.-.N. T. EJpress.
The of the factions is not confined to the
sorth-nor to the Buchanan and PierceiteS We
near Of something Of the same sort going on in old
Virginia. The partsanS of Hunter are in the field
or the purpose of securing the election of majority
Of the delegates to Cincinnati favorable to his aspi-
iations. The result is yet to be determined We
nave suspicious that Mr. Hunters adversaries will
prove too hard for him. They are playing a deep
game. Old Buck Is the card with them for the gre-
sent. Such ingratitude to Pierce almost makes us
boil over. But the Brigadier is nicking the Buchan.
mites finely, South and North There is comfort in
that The old Federalis who talked Of letting out
every drop Of Democratic blood in his veins to be
setting up to superSede such born Democrat a,
General Franklin Pierce Horrible to think of isn't
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I'm THE Circuit Court OF the city Of Richmond,
v March ~, iSa6:
william C. Allen John baltimore, Richard baltimore Alexander
Cu-hman cad H. Bradford Alice Williams.
Ham C. WIZ deed Robert oliver Evans
OF John ieAtheoa deed, Henry Watkins John Thomp
dgains ''-'"'H'
Richard Whitfield, surviving
George Charlton aud Fletcher CoWlng willis
y Cowng, Infants under by
samuel Pulam their guardian ad etn
va this suit W Roper, adiu'or Of Robert
Poor widow OF the said Robert Poore, deed Joseph Mayo
Defcndants
This this day upon parer.
formerly read aud upon the Of CommsontT's
Slei BY COUNSEL On consideration whereof
that Commissioner William y Davis
atng executed the order made In this July
l7 the Court doth AdJudg order and that
HI enquiries mentioned the order Of the 18th
1886 far they have been fully
missioner Shore In his filed
md ust the defendant Joseph Mayo render before
s"ner shore bringing the the
.ount rnd that such Commissioner do Of
iur TO the plAinuG John Thompson J, set forth petition
~ AL other claims 'h- real estate Of Willis Cowng.
lie 20 July 1923 and 9th October
- bill sud that now Of
he Court In this ought be
the different creditors % Cowng enquire
u the SAIL willis Cowng, deed, ought not
to be sold Tor the satisfaction OF the unard
acted
The Commissioner proceeding
the enquiries by this order shall civ, notice az ihe
and place appointed by him
the for four
Ia the city Of Richmond which publication shall be
personal service Of such notice the parties
hem ACopy-T,ste:
Clerk
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Thomas II. Clay, Esq, who was delegate to the Anne
rcan National Convention, has addressed letter to the
Councils Of the Eighth Congressional District of Ken.
lucky giving them Of the proceedings Of the
Convention A. our readers already acquainted with
oil that trunsphcd 10 the Convention We emit the greater
part OF w. Ciay- letter copying only tie closing para.
graphs 10 which be speaks Of the candidates and express
rs biz opinion ~ the course his ilustriou. father
Fould pursue n the present crisis if be- was now ig
ing:
NJ filImores best euogy is to be fund in the sue.
re--iu aud prosperous administration OF the C.r.,l
government boo the two and half ycars irnu,edi,toi,
.nccecdug tlc death Of General Taylor That admins.
aaron haa 900! iher's unqualified approval.
have frequently been asked what bon o. opnipr ,,,lI
nave been my a'hcr course in regard a. the American
aiiy, hai hr h'cdf answer unhcsitatngly he VA. i,
'uoal aud conservative, and have no more doubt tut
lA' pc "'nd have stood on this platform than have o
one word o.. 10 our candidate Tor the Vice Presidency
"''e Known bun lor more than thirty years and a,.v.
''' =, ~ De a9 honorable patriotic gentleman.
" was our wish. ir obedience to inst lcors t haze
~" f'''N l'e nominations until Juue but the majority Of
"t n, '''"l we're arrise o. such tpluemet
biolrf. Of tlr American party b. tisf. d, ma, ,,,,
Won, Who De- not -it.h.l viii the u,uift ., 80 EN-
/ '' '''I'n. Iho national aud conservative mon
''ni iH' 'ni"n viii br with 90. We have ,,.,
'''- '"iN' oi "'r cil-.. our banner Floats
P'''N p" ir bf''l. and by fne a.I ol tl.
%. 'i "i Uf..r-. t. uiu.t lt.l utI .i..r..I
WIN -''a' respect, su, your o,t .riv't
1ilOs &C. CLAY
ItN,H,H "t Nl., ,NnSrtrberuf Prr.t t,.s.,ot
i'H NiIt.",., Quo. pf.e dos, az, d. . 80, 4,
.'. ''iH- about FOO pual.h ia. Q mimi 49,.
'''i". '-.'. 10. We -tu,k .tuuui... lt.. b. A., Nv.
. i Nli. club. .u.l flr neSt instant NJ ....tI' " "'
. ,N N"i. Nn. OF tir muscle. pf ri.. DID,. l. ,, '
'' ''' '' s"u' um- itiiI result vas ..,,..l. ,
/ - '' .'N covering tiprg lt- will tI,,l.tJ, h.
Cripple ''f h''.- 'b'roy' b,,o.,a '''''' W.
Passion. We i.,r, r-,,, H.. r.
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ro COuResPONDeNrs

Whg"
.c-ie BOT. sites erie paper riu not 30 publish
sf rsie long Sra2a1 ought - 10 fHoten O. d.
aai '-iu De depdrtefoH. Obituary Rotice ceef
fag ,f0h haes are cAIrgsfJ6 for as ddrsytfseaenfs.
~ 6osaasadoas tSiu 10 charged s advertise
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The cashier Of the Bank OF Wilmington v e. caution.
the public against receiving any of the 50 and $40 note.
that bank which lost by the late accident on the
Seaboard aui Roanoke Railroad. The total amount OF
these notes 5000 in blank impressions How many
burned at the tine OF the accident is unknown A
few only have been recovered and those that were not de-
sroyed, will it is feared be audulcntly filed up and put
in circulation The were Of course the impression
OF two different plates. and the cashier
After issuing five thousand impressions Of each OF these
plates sSOouOO changed the style of the red letters
The red letters OF the first issue straight top and
bottom those OF the last issue lost nocsl of Cured
outlines cntirey-ther position the is changed
ia the first instance the and above the signatures
in the last these letters placed lower aud the
signature lines.
On the five the difference is only in the form of the
red etterson the FIST issue il is straight at the top and
BOTTOM the last il Is OF crrsd outlines entirely OF
this last have issued OF the tens BOO impressions No
juol TO 5,SOO-and of the hves 200 impressions No s.
Dol to 300 in all $4,000.
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ED. ID. KEELING.
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLorItIER I3G, MAIN STREET
NPKINN. AND MMEH GnnnS

lust received large lot Of superior Cloths,
- Nrsngs, which he will manner on IN,
most reasonable terms, and nj the shortest notice.
large and we'll selected Made Clothing which
sill compare with this market Our prices a.
low other House
Furnishing Goods variety such Shirt. cr.vat. schar
Tirs, &C. sc.
II, invites bis friends call examine hi. stock.
maj
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ooMMss1ovERe orr1cE. VINO Bnndi,o.

RicHNoSp March 20. 1855
The parties interested hereby
Office on WEDNESDAY, the O day Of April
VI, with the evidence enable perform duties
required 81 me by the foregoing decree
tnhfs-iaw4w n MILTON CARY Con,r
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Taking Position I

The New York Courier, which has been in Jog for
time. though siding with the Black Republicans
prOiesses, at last, daylight. The nomination oil
Fillmore has scattered the clouds and the gallant Webb
inch beyond bis nose. 10 bis last paper
he says
Within lev days the friends OF Mr. Fillmore at
Washington have given the emphatic assurances to
the Southern Know Nothiugs that in the event of his
election 10 the Presidency he Gill not under any coHH.
geHcg co0Htn'cs BE- party any legislation LirL
shall disturb that portion Of tie hUsds-Nt6rdskI oct
chich repeats the Missouri myromis,. This dec,rl.
lion has been received in good faith by the Southern wing
OF the American party in Congress and they have put
II forth To their constituents in like good faith they
publicly proclaim aud have the best reason for belle
wing, that this pltform-whch is in fact as much
the Nebraskakansas platform that which will be put
forth by the Democracy under the Amusement OF Mr.
Douglas-they can carry all, nearly all the Whg
states OF the South. And in tins opinion Ne concur
This national ground, occupied by the Fillmore party
determines the Courier to in it, lot with the Abo
tonists-and avows its readiness support the saunch
est and fearless advocate of that principle 1.-THE
Black Republican, Three candidates it SAYS will be in
the field aud the Black Republican will certainly obtain
majority IN every Northern State. This does not t1llv
with the news We receive In a thrcc.handed contest
the Americans the conviction of their ability to Oh
tain i'rdity in every Northern Stae-except perhap.
New Hampshire
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carnnairn Mhir.

custom The Of June. and continue
lowing
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N~S W klCHMoND-Haying been called on through
The p.p.s and at the soleia,on OF friends. present myself as
candidate Tor the office Of CITY ASSESSOR ct.
to devote my undivided attention one
tnhs0-tdes Very respectfully. \ DAyis
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Al the Of Mr. Jones. make statement ,h.
oscnrrr between Mr. Fox and himself card Of
Nj Fox, declining to h candidate orc- of GAu.,r
On or about tie ~ Inst Mr. Jones g.urng mo-
iass.s TOR z TW Cod wh,n about ocork down
on the Dock TO Mr. Jones whilst eonvrracn they GATED
me To th'n and said u Mr. Mr.
card declining To he candidate Mr. Lone,
said 10 Fox that he did him
done OF hts frcc will and
~hgy and ehserfly thai he did no, In
20 one Jones then told fox he hAv-
published foh replied that he had money pay for the adyrr
sennt that was to do him Jon..) eouII
have the card puehcd he A. and len With JONES
CHAs T. wORrlIAM
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OPPOSITION CONVENTION OF PENNSYLVANIA.


HARRISBURG, March 26.-Ths Uuion Opposition Con.
ventiom, representing the American, Wing aud Republic
parties OF the State here this morning to nominate
Union State ticket Hon John Carode was called to the
chair and comni:tee appointed select officers
Nearly all the countries of the State are represented
SECOND DISPATCH.
HAERIsTuRc March 26.-The committee on the sclec
ticn OF officers reported Gideon j. Ball. of Erie President
committee OF hirtyihree appointed to draft rcso
lutOns, aud alter making general nominations for Canal
Commissioner Auditor General aud Surveyor General the
convention adjourned till evening
THIRD DISPATCH.
HARRISBURG, March %, Evening.-.Iudges Jessup. of
Susquehanna and John williamson Huntingdon made
speeches, Judge Wmo made a brief address He spoke
OF slavery and its aggression. He said he had no desire
to interfere With slavery where it existed but he Opposed
IL extension
The committee on resolutions reported series Of reso-
luto"s, recommending Union of all the elements in Oh.
position to the National Administration which in reference
TO the Missouri compromise and the a rs Of Kansas aud
Nebraska, il condemned having forfeited the respect
and confidence of the people, opposing the extension OF
slavery III territory once cOnsecrated freedom
rtory free; and charging the Administration with
pandcriug to foreign influence and regulating it there
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Al meeting of this Society held in the Chemical Hall
OF the College on the 18TH ofMarch ls56-Dr T. p M,vo
In the Chair and Dr. d. :. Watson Secretly protein the
following gentlemen graduates OF the session 5556 were
admitted members Of he SOcietv
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llumho VII y INV pact spy.,gs Old. b. -,il b. ~
u'' u.s. i ever va in ~. younger days completing his
Cosmos
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0>A To SAMPSON JONES Eco ,-b-inx .,,,an.s ~,
your term Of service a. CRY aAvGt youh.vs
he usues OF the Office lenty aud 10 ali
Errt ,hA' you DID not receive the nseps on
ilr night aud believing that I'm that were na
p'Vpey represented chat Mr. Fox la The ey
pcts that he vas not candidate th.by your 4,
70" would have opposition. hundreds ond
@ M melting sud given the many who
We
70 ysn become candidate foe the Of CITY 0auEr
iS AMERICAN vOrEts
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AHoani In bank 49, 20, siecOo.OVO
DsSya wsskl at $1,000 per month :. " 100000
fTvu the sub Treasury tie LIST VI June,
..-..... ss5OUOJ
20 on account oi heAeo l5UUUUU
f'ou TIE meElVr 3.
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THO THE PUnuIC.-p.for, IN. ,a,.nv nj, ,,,,..,-.

a CAHD.-it Ia. been currently reported that
n h"ld monies collected by capacity by ,lne
ha-- slsndcrsr, for the purpose defeating the election Of
High Constable, oice hold
persons forvA where
zach has been the of airing
Independent Candidate for HIGH CONSTABLE civ Of
Rehmond, aud poll. Oh the ~ day
April their
ness prevents FROM seeing before election
J. p. TYLER.
At the MEETING on Thursday evening last,
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THIRTY. FOURTH CONGRESS-. First Session.
WAsm>.rnx March % tsAs

Very truly, your obedient servant,
q. W. McLANE
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reject him. But such has not been the
ease-his party friends in Congress are
still voting for him, and the press continues
to laud them for their adherence to him.
We call upon the people Of Tennessee to
b., ar these things in mind. The Democrat
ic party have entered upon game-are
engaged in an intrigue to unite all the ele-
ments of the party together, free-soilism,
secessionism, and all the other isms, prepa-
ratory to the great quadrennial race for the
Presidency; and for this reason are ready
to take Richardson unanneaIed, uaan-
nointed, with all his imperfections on his
head" believing that in doing so, they viii
best subserve their purpose to deceive the
great masses.
In connection with these remarks we beg
leave to call attention to the evidences of
Mr. Richardson's unsoundness as furnished
by his speech in 1850, brought to light by
Gen. Zollicoffer, and his speech in response
to the Generals interrogatories, compared
with the sentiments of Mr.. Banks the
Black-Republican candidate. and of Nh.
Fuller, the National American candidate.
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have rejected you had they wish or inten-
ton to do So. We regret that you have
seen fit TO take this step. We regret it for
the credit of the Bank, for the honor ofthe
State, and because it is painful and humil-
iating spectacle But it has been done and
nothing is left for us but 70 charac, erie it
as it deserves. You however did not go far
enough to suit some Of your friends. The
mutterings of discomfort have already
reached your ears The organ in this city
berated you soundly because you spared
one poor head You should have completed
the work and received from those who COM
misSioned you the ''well done good and
faithful servants {" 1t must be painfully
disagreeable to be conscious of wilful wrong,
and yet fail to give satisfaction to those for
whose benefit you consented to outrage
your better feelings, and withal to receive
at the hands of a just and discriminating
public the unmeasured condemnation which
surely awaits you.
AS we have stated above, we are igno-
rant of the particular mode in which in
your wisdom you saw fit to carry out your
unjust and proscriptive determination, as
also in regard to its unanimity We are
confident our remarks do not apply to all
We mean them for those only who partici-
pated in the act We wish to brand no
innocent forehead. We would be gratifed
to have those who are guiltIess to make
public the private history of this transac-
ton, and to relieve themselves of the CEN
sure which the worlds judgment will visit
on all who are implicated. For body of
men whose peculiarly delicate positions and
responsibilities to the public should have
kept them aloof from the pitiful arts of the
partizan to meet and deliberately resolve
that those of their fellow citizens who can
not agree with them in their views of poll
teal principles are unworthy to fiji trust
in the Bank of the State is serious step
1t is no common proceeding. 1t is to I'M
dergo the burning scrutiny of an outraged
and insulted peOple,-and we wish none
but the guilty to be scorched. We trust
those whose hands are clean will make
known the fact
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WESnsoIH and he feels assured from heir IN
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NAsHvuLE Dec a. 1855.
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w. z. BIRRY & GO. have just recei ed
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA or. interesting AnecaOses
and remarkable COnversaons OF the Emperor during the
Five and Haa years Of his Captivity Coec,ed form the
Memorials OF Las Cas-, lieara sIoaiho o. Au,emmac-
chi, and other; b John { AbSot. wlth Illustrations
vel. sTo. cloth.
IEsf-aef from t5s Prcrrcsl
he genius ~ Napoleon is ding An branches Of
human knovege seemed alike sur 70 his gigsnc ind.
It's c. nyersnns at 81 Heen7 cltt rsd through he
uerous ana volumnous ueucfie u those who cleaned
them, are reniste With nt-Gsest iu.erest There
IS M mind whlca viuo be nvo atd BY familiarity With
those profound thoughts eSpr ssed with much glow Of
o. feeling and energy Of detiuR.