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TRY THE PIANO FIRST PAY FOR TT AZ
l. TERH1RDS! No one can object to the above.
it affords to the purchaser opportunity of deciding
for himself in place OF depending upon the statements
of the seller for whilst cantruy say that would
not knowingly make any misrepresentation respecting
the quality of Pianos yet in view eff the fact that
every dealer is interested party, nothing that he
say will have the effect that actual trial of
the instrument would do. f. p. NASH,
DC 3 Book and Piano Seller Petersburg Va
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4 TEACHERS SITUATION WANTtD.-A ady
Il connected with the Presbyterian church, who has
taught six years in Virginia. desires Encouragement
Immediately or at the commencement OF the next year.
She has taught Piano. Music French, and the various
branches of ngish A liberal salary will be expected.
Satisfactory testimonials will be furnished Refer.
ences will be required Address Miss NJ. j. V, liayer
HILL Mass nO2l-it
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HINTS TO PERSONS IN THE COUNTRY
ii Pianos tn be durable and last for fifty years, Gas
they ought to do) they should be made of timber that
hasbeen seasoning for years upon years in succession
otherwise sooner or later they obliged give way
and become worthless. To carry out this important
feature, aswe as great many other things connected
with the proper manufacture OF Pianos, large amounts
of money and experience are required, and but few
makers have enough of both. With this state of
things staring in the face, is it prudent or safe to
purchase from irresponsible travelling agents. who
here to day aud gone tomorrow simply, perhaps be-
cause the Piano presents handsome outside appear
ance and is on the spot the proper manufacturer of
which you know nothing about when you can, upon
altogether ab good terms and better readily supply
yourselves from settled, responsible establishments,
If twenty years standing, whose instruments have
been tested thousand times
no % +. p. NASH, Petersburg, Va.
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WA. d. TONPKINS, JAS. +. TOMPKINS,
OF the late firm of L. G.. 81 Formerly of Abemare,
w. ID. TOmpkins, Rich of late partner in the
niond, Va, formerly of Al concern of Staples Mar
bemare, tin & Co., Stanton, Va.
w ID. TODIPKINS & BRO, Commission Mer-
W chants, opposite the Flour Sheds, Basin Bank,
Richmond Va, solicit cOnsignments of Flour Tobacco,
Wheat, Corn and Produce generally, and give their
prompt personal attention to all business entrusted to
them Liberal advances made on consignments in
store au 29-6m
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uOW TO BUY PIANOS-In purchasing so costly
Ill an article as PIANO every one wishes TO be sure
of getting the best and cheapest and as there are de
gress in quality good, BETTER, BEST, aud all makers
are not equally desirable, suggest that the wisest
and safest plan would be to take them on trial. from
houses of established reputation and responsibility
whose character would be sufficient guarantee against
imposition. We have been selling Pianos for more
than twenty years, instruments have been spread
almost broad the country and one can say
that VIC ever sold bad one. L. p. NASH,
aus Petersburg Va
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HENRY THwEATT, J. d. FAULKNER, JOHN II. CLARK,
OfPr Edward, Va of Halifax Va, of Halifax, Va.
UHWEATT, FAULKNER & CLARK, Commission
| Merchants Office 18th Street, ShOckoe Building
Richmond Va. solicit consignments OfTObacco, Wheat
Flour and other produce. no y
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y ROWNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL-Rey JAMES
ID GREER A. NJ, Principal The session opens on
the LIST of September and closes during the last We
in June The course Of studies is designed oprepare
young for business or for admission to the best
colleges. The pupils. except those having near rela
tves in TIE neghborhood, will be expected to board in
the family of the Principal.
TERMS-FOr board and tuition, including washing,
lights and fuel payable in advance for each five months
$751; contingent fund IS cents. Pupils will be expect
ed to provide their own towels.
Address the Principal, at BrOwnsburg, ROckbrdge
county, Va
Reierences-W. II. McGuaey, d. d. Ii. D., Uni
versity Of Va Faculty of Washington College, Lex
ington, Va; Rev. VIM. S. White, D. d. Lexington,
Va. beverly r.. Wexford, NJ. D.. Richmond, Va; Rev
j. K. Wilson, Stanton, Va; Rev. b. NJ. Smith, d. D.,
llampden Sidney, Va. jy lS-ly
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DEMOVAt~ -lsAACs ~ taylor, n,ne removed
II their Exchange and mixing Office, to the build
ing formerly occupied by Purcell, Ladd y Co, corner
of Main and 18th streets. So 10
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THE IMPERIAL QUARTO BIBLE.-The most
l. beautiful edition of the Holy Scriptures published
in the United particularly adapted for the
pulpit
CLERGYMEN of all denominations unite in praisng
this edition of the Holy Bible, it is without any
ception the most readable We'll as most useful form
for the pulpit that has yet been publishel.
For sale by A. NORRIS,
&c 20 No. ~ Main Street.
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EGRsT BooK FoR CHILDREN.-Published b

EIRST BOOK FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
/ j. W. Randolph, Richmond. Price Is CTS.
Yaughans Abecedaran, or First Book for Children:
designed to render the learning of the Alphabet and of
elementary spelling and defining, pleasing and ntelec
tua and to fix in the mind habits of attention to tho
force OF letters in the formation of words and to the
meaning of words; aud through their application to
their appropriate objects to nculcate the love of Ma
tureS God BY Mrs. S. A. Vaughan.
~ A copy will be sent by mail, postpaid, to any
teacher who will remit 1Oc ju20
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THE VIRGINIA sPRINGs-Comprising an ac-
i count of the principal Mineral Springs in Virginia
with remarks on the nature and medical applicability
Of each. BY John Norman, NJ. D., for many years
a resident physician at the White Sulphur Springs.
Second edition. Greatly enlarged; with Maps and
the natural curiositics of Virginia. Price 81
Published by J. w. RANDOLPH, Richmond,
ju 20 And for sale by all Booksellers
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
CORRECTED BY JOHN c. HOBSON & son.
Wholesale Prices.
ADV REFRESHMENTS.

OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY Spring SEES
" sion of l55S will begin the first Monday in Jan
uary and close the last Friday in May. Pupils are
earnestly requested to be in at the opening of the
school, that they may take their places in their classes
Terms as heretofore SAM'L l. VENABLE,
de l2-4t Principal.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.-Rich Vel
i vet and Cloth Cloaks;
Elegant Chcneille Shawls;
Gentemen's Travelling Shaws;
Servants WOcllen Shawls;
Rich Paris De LANES;
Beautiful Ombra Bayadere De LANES
Mems Half Hose, &c, &c
just received, and purchased at prices greatly below
their value early in the season We offer great bar
gains in these and all other styles of Dry Goods From
this time until january next, we will continue to sell
our stock, without regard to cost, to make for
Spring Goods Our stock is new, aud contains many
splendid Goods. PRICE Il WATKINS
de5
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RIO TEACHERS.-A Principal to take charge of the
| Female School at this place is wanted lady of
experience in managing school would probably suit.
Address Female School Committee Madison, Buckine-
ham county, n. G.
MADISON, Nov 2Sth, lS57-it
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FALL STOCK OF CARPETING.-Chr Christian &
L LathrOp would invite the attention of purchasers,
to their stock Of Carpcting, comprising
Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpeting
TO do Brussels do
Do English do do
All of the most approved English manaiat turr.
Supr Three Ply aud Ingram Carpets OF the best make
known
Low priced Ingram Carpets from 37d to - cents
Rag and Hemp Carpets
Also full assortment of Mosaic and Velvet Rugs aud
Door Mats
Crumb Cloths and GIL 1914 aud 1874 Druggets
Stair Carpets and Stair Rods
Curtain Material, Gimps and Tasses, ace and Mus
lin Curtains
Piano and Table Covers, some very rich
AS we pay special attention to this department of
our business we confidently invite purchasers assur
ing them of being able to do as well with can be
done in any Northern market.
CHRISTIAN Il LATIIROP
oc3 80 Main Street.
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w. B. GREEN, f. w. n0BSON.
GREEN y IIOBSON Produce and Commission Mer
| VI chants, Richmond Va.
JOHN BOOKER Salesman.
u Office on Cary strict, between 18th and 18Th
| JAZZ
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TNGLISH ARMY OVERCOATS.-500 English
u Army Ovcrcoats of our own Importation, direct
from liverpool to hand this day. We have sold these
coats for number of years, and recommend them as
the most comfortable durable and cheap 0vercOats to
be found Those who have been waiting can now be
supplied at our usual low prices.
de IL KEEN, BALDWIN ~ CO.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.-yalentine & Sen
ID ask the attention of purchasers TO their well as
sorted stock bought with cash, at great reduction
from regular prices, and which now offered at
rates lower THAI such Goods have been sold in
this market They are in part as follows
French and English Cloths aud Cassimeres
Satinetts, StauntOn Cloths, Kerseys and Lnseys
Real non-shrnking Welch and other FannelS
Bed and Servants Blankets, all sizes
Carpeting, Druggetts and Rugs
Plain and printed French Merno and ousenes
" Plaid English g " 90
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shawls and Scarts
Black Maroon and Crimson Silk Velvets, for coakS
Ladies and Gentlemens Wooden and Merine Vests
Plaid Spun-Silk, from 371c to 75c
/ aides and Gentlemen's Hose and half Hose
Gloves, all qualities
Misses and Boys Wooden and Cotton Hose
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Bleached aud brown Sheetngs aud Shirtings
Calicos, Ginghams and De Beiges
Embroderies of every description
With innumerable articles in our line of business
VALENTINE &, SON,
del2 80 Broad street, near Capitol Square.
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HENRY W. QUARLES, AUCTIeN AND CoMNIs-
Ill SION MERCHANT, Richmond, Va, will sell on
commission all kinds of Merchandise, including Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hats, Shoes, Jewelry, Furniture,
Real Estate, &c, SC.
fY- Consignments solicited and returns made pune
tually de II
II ZEN, BALDWIN Il CO, have recently received
IL very large additions to their stock of fine FALL
AMI WINTER CLOTHING, rendering their assert
ment more complete and desirable than at any time
this season BY weekly receipts, direct from our own
we are prepared at all times to show the
latest and most fashionable styles to be found in this
country. Having very important advantages in this
line of business and disposition to make our prices
suited to the times, We can and do offer the greatest
in stock styles and prices.
de II KEEN, BALDWIN Il co.
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VIRGINIA AND N. CAROLINA.

General assembly Of Virgiaia.-MOnday
the 9TH was the first day of the present ses-
sion Of the General Assembly of Virginia.
In the Senate no difficulty or delay occur
red in the organization. All the old officers
were unanimously reelected, and the trans
action of business at once entered upon. The
Governors Message was received and part
ly read. In the House Messrs. Oscar NJ.
Crutch6eld (Speaker) and St. George Fucker
Clerk were chosen without opposition.
There was quite a spirited contest for the
other offices, owing to the multitude OF can
didates, and the whole day was consumed in
ballOting. The organization was completed
by the election of Mr.. A. 7. 0benehain as
Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr.. West as First and
Mr.. Burroughs as Second Doorkeeper.
The message of the Governor is of unu-
sual length, and is divided into four num-
bers; the 1st relates to the present moneta-
nv crisis and the banks. The End relates
to free trade in money or note shaving, and
urges stringent usury laws as the best de-
fence Of the people against hard times. The
3rd embraces ''the public works '-reeeipts
and expenditures, the sinking fund, the in
surance Of the State, education and the lite
~ fund, the militia, penitentiary, public
buildings &C., &c. Andthe 4th contains list
of pardons and combinations by the execu-
tive and the reason for his action in each
case. We shall not attempt to give even
an abstract of this yoluminous and able do
eument as our space will not admit it. The
following paragraph, however, contains a
recommendation which viii be read with in
terest by the friends of education in the
State.
"Upon the whole view Of our scientific
and literary wants and means, | recommend
the following distribution of our income from
the Literary fund and eaPitation tax, by
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&C., 9c> DC.
we will still continue to sell without regard
TO COST FOR CASHl
Our stock is kept complete and unbroken, and Goods
will be charged to prompt customers in the cOuntryor
city, at a small advance.
We are receiving by steamer this morning a large
lot of VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS, and other
Goods, which are offered extremely cheap.
PRICE 81 WATKINS,
Is Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
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u. f. HARRIS, JNo. JAS. WILSON,
Formerly of Albemare Formerly of Prince Ed
county, recently Col ward county, late at Sea-
Vim. II. Brown. brooks Warehouse
HARRIS & WILSON, Commission Merchants,
III Richmond, Va, offer their services for the sale of
all kinds of Country Produce, Tobacco Flour, Wheat,
Corn, and hope by prompt and strict attention to
business to receive a share of public patronage
70 Office on Cary street. second door west of 18th
Sc 5-6m
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

FDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY, Greens
u boro', n. C-The next session of this Institutio
will commence on Monday, August Sd, 1857.
The course of study is thorough and systematic, EN-
bracing everything necessary to complete solid and
ornamental education The buildings arranged
as to combine the comforts of home with the advan.
tages of school, Instructors of the highest qualif-
cations are employed in each of the departments. No
Institution in the country possesses advantages supe
rior to Edgeworth.
Catalogues containing all necessary information re-
speeding the Course of Instruction. Terms &c. will be
forwarded ON application to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal
jy 1S-ly Greensboro, n Carolina
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DOCKS FOR F..RG1ERS.-J W. Randolph, l2l
ID Main Street, offers at low prices, large and valu
able assortment of Books in every department of Lii
terature particularly the best Books on Farming Gar
dening, Horticulture, Horses Cattle House Building,
&C. English and American editions
Orders will receive prompt attention. Oc II q
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MATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER
w WARE, SPECTACLES, &c-The Subscriber
has on hand and is receiving weekly, superior assOrt
ments of Goods in the above line, to which he invites
the attention of all in want His assortment consists
in part Of
MATCHES, Jc,relry, Srer Spoons, GOJlets, Cups Tea
Pots, PITCHERS, Plated Atbata Spoons and Forks,
Fine anil cheap Casters, Gold Pens, &c.
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A DIV ERTISEM ENTS

MIR LEFEBvRE'S school coruerot Grace and
III Foushee Streets, Richmond, Va.
The next session of this Institution will open on the
first day of October IS = and close on tie irot Jay of
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Spcctaces gold and silver francs with Pebble eyes,
Gold Pencils Dentists Files, Matchmaker Tools
and materials C.. GENNET,
oc l7-6m Eagle Square, Richmond Va.
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"The chamber where the good map meets his fate.
Is privileged beyond the walks of COMMON life
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NITY SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND-Cla
y tered in ls39-continues to receive deposits, o.
which interest is paid, at the rate of per cent pc
annum, if remaining on deposit months. aud ; pc
cent for shorter periods
H. L. Kent, Prest,
H. Baldwin, Cash'r,
Alex'r Duval, Sec'ry
DIRECTORS.
Saml Putney, c. L. WOrtham'
Wellington Goddin, Isaac DavenpO
oc 3-6m
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Richardson. spence & Co.'S CircuInr.

Per At0bIl I"shEF"''. ',,aF 49, ~.
TIN. .e.s arrival. eon.. II 81 N bushria NHEN - So
b.. ConN md SOC barrel. FLOrE h.n tho Sairs it22
ot,rt~. NrAT 40 quarter Co.'s. from FryPi and ilo
sttef. WutAr from th" Baltic hauSo Of wind has. h"
.d.s lrourht N number e ship. u"' ~ reported
4 VIVA for the wrrk "udrr lss Na'uf
dsy were qYnri"ts n, - 10 nranst 1900 quaf~ -
al In the ,orfrs pnudug period "i Last year.
with very favorable chang boz Oh" weather Influence
Witch tho advice cessation 81 spm' uis ifnu Amrfr g
ttfur have had has brru quite I'rfr''d and ircn"
a, N.fk Lane Monday Of v quarter ou WIZ 'l
v.d ~ low h'fr 1uradat without change 10
,hr,s WHAT and ftouH mot vrfy limited sto 'ud IA
ntAs CO.'S vs.. quiet a. - y quarter fot missed
At market there email seuianrr 81" hnTrs
sd very litiir business done H. WHAr tho Tow alrs
tosl. W., ~ reduction of TGJd y bushr FiurH
uns,ieaIir and n"u.iialy q bb irWot INptAN t'HN
,t.nrd slow q M,ri hu o"aed rather Gf,n"f At -
IT, HGed 1iC fnt yellow. and % az ~ White w"
quote. Wurar - Rcd J0p ?. White, o. lohps Ip -
FiorH- konifaly Flisiriphis and baltimore" - 6TW n,
Ft,fa Ohio - laj2' Western. - RJ0 y Dbl
liz. been in small request and Tho tarsar'rs dur
ius tho wrst srty li'uiisl. ~ pres ipus rates
Dbl sfeT sale II Ola Am'ti reported a. ~
krv neglected =,
BAtps cold rather freely little undaf ss werhs
m the quotations Nhpff Mdilsa bpnnlsss i hih H..
hG651Ii long middle bpuslssS Gied5f. nib 81 e'io
Cumberland Cot bfC05L
L.ro lie rsh" better m3uhL ~iA s.s' The e'ssn' 70,
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...t r t.r. c- . M a,...l,. bit G5'sf5I - ben
i.sic o. f.fsi flr CHOICE.
IALLoS god dcu,s'j AID prio~. isly suPpouei Thcrr
T. ~. Bu'chr. h-cs'iln' m mt bands boz @I ma Do
Quoted a r'-N vti.r w London tlr mNko D.. a.-y 81
mn shout so t~rns 1allT havnf arrived
- P''r-rrg 'hr quotations sr- 800 On the P% %
June IS 10 judy
Ro-i' Common lee ao,ise .a-s Of ,bou, - bb' st
fIrQ5
BAuk eady with -,dy buyer, at ~ Cor Phi'd-ph and
l2ggl3i3 f1r Baltimore
OiLs-Spcr neglected sih0urh offered as redlct'h"
. Z = tur. H. Whale nothing doing 800
CievTEsrEn may b. c5n'ifcr,t over Hpli-f'
.yr tec very vn- 10 co, the retail buyers A. 90
hut Ills pIlrr cannot b. got fof quantity.
CoTrosThe mr roycnent noticed las; week sie tarh't
pr1euc houlay Aer receip 81 the Aabias e4rcc wac
a.y sas wrre made a. price showing an aiV.nce = M
a. ~ thn dsys Snee then tho demand hA' fAly l
cnrd aid prices have irTegulauy, conk lIoh
3 u bo.,H tire extreme rat. Of the wees "a MancAe.i
business l. dull NJ ding OreAni. I'd Mobile Id Up
land IA - 4,
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CITY ITEMS.

BENEFIT OF a. II. DhENPORT.-T deServedly
popuar young actor takes his first benefit this season
this evening at the Broadway Theater. Mr. Daren-
port is most iavorably known TO the thcater.golns
public not only as ambitious and capable young
man with the ability to rise far above the monotone'
and medocrities in bis profession, but also IA hard
working and active member of stock company in
which he has been frequently called upon to take parts
unworthy his talents but who has ever done his work
faithfully and wei, never negcctng or sighting a
character because il not fully up to hs powers
Hi, name in the bill and his face the stage are ever
welcome lie offers tonight most attractive enter
tnpment, the successful spectacle of Faustu', with
Mr.. Lorraine, Mr.. +. Placdc, Madame Pou-i aud Mrs
l.. ". Davenport; and the two capital iarccs " Turn
ing the Tables and "rbc Young Widow. IN both
# which he himself will appear. The entire strength
of The company is in the bill.
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ORGANS or THE BRAN-NAMES AND MINI

urrs-i AusiiveucssloVc q the opposite ''Si ''lnsA
Union oT lr Tho paitus instinct Parental Love
Carr II oa.prus Friendship Sociaiy. lahahfvcue''-
Love cfhomci s. Continuity Application, =. NUaA'ene''-
Cinsins TO c Combat, cucs--pciens'. Trs'ni''n '"'
courage 7 p,.itucil,rncss Differentiation A""'"''e
Appetite @ Aclnisi,ivrue's 10 S'cfe"'"
n... Seitccuir policy tact sItidoe H. '@ai'n'n'''-
C.i,inc.. .aGty tat u. Appohstvcu'ss-l''e 81 praise
Is sf F,trc rrsTec dignity. self reliance u f''h
as, STABILITY de,.rnt iN cnt"usnesr-Nnn'e ~ l''
tirr duty c,c H. ucPofNPccisi''n. un' ~ nc u'.I'
n sr,ttuslr, Intuition rtorhecy t.uh. Is Nene'si'n
M,t,lir devotion. 10 NenrVoeuce-S' mrsihr Np1N','
r,,iur.a ~ Ingenuity nanuei SAW =.
deAiu,-rasic love It beauty poetry u Snemn'y
thc staud vast cudrss - iuiatt'u t"ryins; nnl Ans
?, Ninth Pun wit tideuic inAirs a lndiNiHsiHN
atm desire tu see aud kuuw - fafw Ne''ff i''eF'
,,,.n. sri thirss Measurement dsfanc. CO. ~
90 - Mtisht- Contri # mottou haan'.st =, Wow
l,r of .ala. limit, huss ofe - Nut'F Ne'a',, N'eh
% Calculation Mental .tihme'i' ~ lstsNl ss'' -
H., = F,ontnalitv- Mcuov 4 s'ls histetNt ~ lme
Tiir. hon ,ire of Ja, dates "a rupe-leve - mas" b
a. tansusse- ,rtus,."u Nv s"fls :" 's'"An' >NpNS
ht,k,ns t.a.nlus a. CeHrsfts'n AN~r''' al'''nn>''
tIutsn Natuu Perception ef vhsiNt't me''vea ei' u
s.,tf rirs.attres. Msriuess refsuas onrss ftr snA
,.mtnson. chats arj tu ~'Wtnn o''ty'n' 81 'hs
,,r s,,r isv he chronological 'shn't 81 f'"tts ANe
Nttts ~. ns Hradws,
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BROOHXYN ITEMS.

THE NArIoSu ANEmc,S CoNyFNrIoN.-A Con
venton Of Americans from each Ward in the Secons
Congressional Dstric: held at the Freeman Build
ing in Fsor street on Wednesday night, for the p'r
pose Of selecting Delegate to attend the National
American Council At Louisville Kentucky, on the trst
Tuesday in June prox. Edward I. Wood was chosen
10 this District and DIR. Rowand was 'electeA
A. Alternate Addresses were made, when Com
mittee was appointed to correspond with the Kings
County Central Committee with the view of calling
meeting of MI the Councils 10 hear the report of their
Congressional Delegate his return from the Convea-
tcn in Louisville.