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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-05

Pen sss.sr.s -. Is''.' - E'sss. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24

The business men of Geneva, N. W have enter
| ed into arrangement to receive and pay out
| Spanish coins at decimal rates.
| Among the list Of deaths published in Bucks
| county, Pa, last week were those of seven per-
| sous who had passed the advanced age of seventy
| years-most of them were over eighty.
A. s. Cabell, Esq, has sold his interest in the
Danville va Republican, to Geo c. Cabell, Esq
Fanny kembs is about to give Shaksperian
readings at Albany.
The mother of Miss Louisa Pyne died in Eng.
land recently
The Pittsfeld, Mass, Eagle says that three men
lay dead in that town, few days SINCE from in
temperance.
r. W. Emerson, of lbs Angeles, California ssld
600 gallons OF wine last year. for IS, l2 the cost
OF producing which was only $500.
medical student named W. Clark committed
suicide near Burlington, n. j., on Monday, by ia
king strycbnine.
monument is to be built at ST. Louis, In honor
of Col Benton.
Slave Peter, convicted of the murder of c. W.
Nixon, of Wilmington, n c.. has been sentenced
to be hung, on the 9TH of May next.
Charles P. King, we'll known violuist, and
dancing master, shot aud killed at Athens,
Ala, on the 10Th nit, by DR.. G h.. Trott, of that
place.
Ed. Maloney, mate of the brig Brandy wine, ar.
rived at Norfolk from Rio, died on the 18th ult.
at sea.
The oldest married couple alive are supposed to
he q MIR. Syder and his wife, who reside at Burn
side, Pa lie is Ill aud she Is I01 years old. aud
they have been married about ninety years.
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! rzxn0RAPaIC NHwas
.npuRrsD ruR TIN DXiLY DIsPATCH
CONGRESSIONAL.

-
!. WASHINGTON, April 23.--ssnnte. The chair SUP
rnitted concentrations FROM the Secretaries OF
state enc the Navy 10 TO Senate resolutions
o. inquiry as to the African slave trade, coolie
trade and French African apprenticeship system
They we're referred without being read
The consideration Of the Deficiency Bill was re-
sumed. and Mr. Bell, OF Tennessee, made speech
in opposition TO II.
Amer the Discussion OF the Deficiency Bill. the
presented by Mt. Gfseh.
0tsectjdn vas made to It's reception on the
Stoand that the House bad possession Of tho bill,
ba; Ii was finally received and made the order oil
the, day for Monday,
Ho1se-The morning hour was consumfd In I'M
important business.
Afterwards In committee of the whole, the re-
port of the Kansas Conference committee was re-
celeeti. including the substitute recommended by
the committee. The report is concurred In by
English and Stephens on the part OF the House,
| aud Green and Hunter the part of the Senate
Seward on the part Of the Senate and Howard on
| the part Of the House dissenting.
The report recites thai
Send to Congress the acceptance Of State consti
tuition that Is Republican 10 form, together with
| an ordinance that is not acceptable to Congress
| and sald territory should be admitted into tbs
| Union If possible therefore be it
Resolved. That if, at an election to be held uu
der prescribed regulations the citizens of said ter
ritory shall accept in lieu of said ordinance, tht
| schedule of terms offered by Congress to Mime
sota, 1t shall be admitted into the Union Pfortded
that il the said schedule be not accepted at suct
election then the territory shall not be admitted
until it have the requisite population according
| to the census. when it may enter the Union aftel
having formed a Republican constitution.
| Mr. English explained the views of the MAORI
! ty of the committee, on the subject. He hel'
| that the substitute was the best the committee
| could agree and in imposing condition of ad
mission. 10 did not differ from either the Senate o.
House hill.
| The House by a vote of los to 105, postponed
action on the report until the I'd Monday In MAY
| motion to reconsider the vote, was pending
| when the House adjourned A spirited contest OF
| this motion Is expected tomorrow
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later FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

HALIFAX. April 23.-The steamship Canada, With
dates from Liverpool to the 10th inst, arrived
here this tnorhinr. -.
The North American arrived out on the Sth
inst
The European and Chinese news is unimper
tant.
FROM INDIA
Bombay dates are &c March 18th. The rebels
were fleeing from Lucknow, and nearly all the
rity was In the hands of the British. The cavalry
and artillery pursuing the fugitves The
fighting in the capture OF the city was not severe,
and the British losses small
There had been a panic in Calcutta, from fear OF
an outbreak, but the alarm proved en'oanGed.
Eo%';kR JAa.
IJv,rPoOt. s5.tur.ay. April 10. 4. M-The cotton
mS: ket opened ;s0tia higher on the lower gra'es
aud 4 on fair md midlling, closing at an advance
of i.Cd.4 on the week. Stock in port 1872 0O0 bales
including 326 600 American. Manchester adyices
unfav orahl@-prices weak. .
Richardson Spence Co. quote -four dnll-West-
ern declined Cd and quoted at 22s; Ohio 236p21s; DO
via New Orleans 2is. Wheat hrm-Red 6s6e6l as
Corn dull-all kinds quoted at 33Gn33%. Su,sar
easier. Rice declined cd Rosn frm--Common va
AZ fine lis 2GGh4s 3D. Sririts ttrpentne dull, at
42lfs -
The bullion in the Bank OF England hasdecressed
Sli3NG
Ioibua,s <SHa49y
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Political "Reminiscences.

The Examiner for a week past has been enter
Gaining its readers with very comprehensive
though condensed account of the famous con:ro-
versy between the Federal Government, during
the Presidency of JOHN Q. ADAMS, and the State
of Georgia, gtIe Governor TRour filed the Ex-
ecutive chaff 81 that State. We recognise in the
Examiners details of this singular episode In ma
tionai affairs, an illustration of the remarkable
memory of our friend De WIfr, of that journal
No man Of our acquaintance can recur to any
event connected with the history, aud especially
the political history, of the country for the last
thirty years, and relate circumstaDtaIly all the
incidents connected with it, so accurately and so
independently of reference to books and newspa-
pers, as he can.
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IT,, TO ALL WHOM IT MAYGoN

Ss~-S-a CERN-M EssBs EptroRs; In rookin,
over the coin nn5 OF your eycsient paper. am glad
10 SEC that our worthy Governor has been p.eased
t. exercise his clemency towards some of those uu
fortunate Persons confined in our Penitentiary.
No man living, Is moro capable of exercising
proper Judgment in this matter, than our present
qsick slghted. end cisir comprehendipg Governor,
ana hasr on ,Da' am always more please e
tures. Cor the commission OF crime is the greatest
misfortune which can befal human being
But my 1>oTtfeu!dr object ia the present comm
ncs'ion is TO call the attention his Excellency to
o7te ether case, yet within those walls in which his
mercy wouli not feel assured, be exercised in n
nlfM. who has now been an inmate OF that institu
ton nearly thirteen years.
TO say. but this know, that very many persons
who &C The time OF bio trial believed him to Be SuI
t M NOV hsra s, 'on has passed away and
passionate review OF all the circumstances in the
case think differently, or at least entertain doubt
But, be this a. II may. l would ask, If any good
can accrno ofhe community at large or to the prf
ha, not all tta obiar.ed by this time Mich exs,
can Der Or, in other words If suffering can atone
Ior sip, or long continued good conduct merit the
an,,e 2, Tx cemeney, ought it not to be
Let 1t be understood that the writer this article
the common bond OF humanity nor Is IL with III
knowledge or by hisrequest that this article is writ
ton bnt believing that wonl he an act of lus-
tice and humanity, for which His Excellency wonid
never have an occasion 70 feel regret have taken
this method TO bring IL before his mind with The
nope that In his mercy he may 10 pleased to notice
would simply state, furthermore that have
made many inquiries Of the oAeers Of the Peniten-
parry In regard TO this man. and all concur In giving
MIN an excellent character; and III uniformly utf
right conduct and strict attention TO discipline are
OF ,, an, Value IN such place. tsnd no one, think
VII dany t then, safein he IL entitled 10 the con-
sids alton which they merit And say if II is not
a.kin< too much, win cur excellent Governor PLEASE
taks look at this matter. and then be governed by
ms WISDOM, Judgment, and mercy combined
Ap lt-it FRIEND or HUMANITY
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f~A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

YEARS OF AGs, whose sands of life have
nearly out, discovered while in the East indies
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchi
.dy was discovered by him when his only child, a
lauz was given up TO die. Wishing to do as
mach good Pc ssibie he will send to such of his
afflicted fellow beings as request it, this recipe,
with full and explicit directions for making t up,
and successfully using it. He requires zach appl
caat to enclose him one shiiiny-three cents To be
returned as postage thu recip,. aud the remain
der to be applied TO the payment Of this advertise
ment.
Address DR.. II. JAMES, 10 Grand street. Jersey
yity n ! I5-dkwImf
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
'ort Of Rscsmo.d, Apri1 % -Hgh Water ls4 o'ci

.ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, SkinasT. New York mdse and
passengers Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere. keen, Baltimore, mdse. Lud;
lam Watsou.
Steamer Virginia. Kelley. Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers II futile.
schr Peter NOVEL;. small, Portland. syrup. q
Il Davenport.
scbr John Randolph, Phillips, Baltimore. guano,
Bacon d Baskerville.
Schr Hatton, Forbes, Philadelphia, coal, Writ Ro-
berts.
sloop Newburg. Coleman, Petersburg. wheat.
Warwick Il Barksdale.
schr Mansion, II arlington, Baltimore. mdsa, "
ID Coiqutt Co
Sohr Gen Worth, Reddish Baltimore. g,ano, Ba
con 4 Baskervill
schr Increase, Phillips, Phiia ieipha, coal,
Rahn.
SAILED.
Srhr Bailey, Wherlow, New York. mdse. W
D Colqutt & Co
schr ELLEN aolisb5rongh. Bnnting, Baltimore. via
Old Point, ridse, " D Colfuitt It Co.
sthr Entire, Hhlshart. down the river. light.
Schr Harrison Price, Wolley, dJwn the river,
light.
Schr Cornelia, Smith, down the river, light
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24

The arrival Of the U. S. ship Susquehauna in
New York with the yellow fever on board, at this
early season of the year, is awakening the atten
ton of the press in New York, Philadelphia, wash
ington, 6c to the absolute necessity of taking eff
hcient steps to prevent the Introduction of this
plague the coming Summer. Tore are constant
arrivals at sesports from the infected reg IONS
and the Susquehanna is dreaded as a precursor of
msuy moro visitors with tho same fearful scourgc.
The Washington Sdr remarks that that region OF
country may not reasonably hope to be wholly ex
empt from yellow fever this Summer the histor Y
Of the disease for century past proving that It
gradually works it's way North. along the Atlantic
coast. each year breaking out somewhat farth or
North than where IL last ragged.
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WANTS..

WANTED-For a email family wit h.
- ont children a House con aiming six or seven
rooms, located Shockoe Hill between 81 and I2th
streets. Apply at this office. ap24-6t*
WANTED.-Th subscriber. being out
W of Unemployment of any kind, is des rous OF OBJ
tanning situation at soma respectable bii SiDess-
He would be willing to make Himself useful to any
one who might give hin employment; and can give
the beat Of references to moral character. Ad
dress. through the post Office.
ap 22-3t* AMOS HENRY.
"ANTED-A BOY, about IA years of
W age, to attend to a Bakery. One that will
make himself useful can hear of situation by ap-
an 23-2t* g DfON30T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24
sA. DYSPEPSIA AND FI1s.

Dr. TRACY DELORME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several years badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, that
for part OF the time he was confined to his bed
him by a young clairvoy ant girl This prescrip-
ton given by mere child. while in state of
trance has cured every body who has taken it, new
having failed once. 1t is equally sure in cases
of FITS as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. will send this valuable
prescription TO any person on the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DR.. TRACY DE-
LOkME, GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, New York
Post Office. ap l5-dkwlmif
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rar LADIES, BaaAAR. No. 1T5 BROAD

fSy~ LADIES BAZAAR, No. Ito BROAD
ST. LATE VAh COIiEN's STosR.-HaviDg taken the
above AIMED store we have, in addition to our MI,
linery aud Trimmings, opened large stock OF DRY
GOODS to which we invite the attention OF our Gus.
toners We have on hand fine as asso s,i pr, 2.
f2I and no cts. Ginghams; bleached and unbleach-
ed Cottons; Brilliants: Irish Linen: Linen Birds ye
Jaconet Camoics: plain nd figured Swiss Mnsllns:
table Linen: Toweling; Hosiery yoayen's Kid dioves
At e0 cts per pair; Handkerchief parassis from %
cts to $500; Swiss and Cambria Collars from 90 CTS
10 $500; Swis and Cambrc Baads, Edgings. aud In
sertious; Lace Wells, aud a general assortment OF
staple aod fancy goods, which we will sell at Inc
lowest cash prices.
Reed Hoops az cts apiece ap s0-2w
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DIED.

On Tbarsday night 4 ile,eIock, ct the residence
r. o. and bettie r. Howe Aged-5 months ana
y days -. -as
The friends ard acquaintane7s Of the family, are
invites, To attend thefunersi this Saturday morn
ing at II o'clock, at his fathers residence, Main
between 9th and nth streets.
sN- New York and Boston papers please copy.
Gu Friday the I'D last. VIM IT, GIBSON, in the
9th year OF his age, leaving wife and seven chill
drfn 30 mourn their loss.
His funeral will take place. this morning. at ~
o'clock at Trinity Church. The friends and acquain
tances of the ianlly are respectfully invited 20 at
tend, without further notice. tt
On Friday, the sd April, MARTHA ELLEN, only
daughter OF wra and Elizabeth Cunning, aged two
years and raonshs =.
Tse. fsusrsi will tste place this afternoon, at 4
dc'eck, onsB I'd, between sth aud 7th streets. The
friepds Of fha fsusil y are invited to attend.
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A RARE CHANCE,-The undersigned.

"A being in feeble health and too Ear advanced n
life 10 engage in any active bnsn st pursuit desires
to dispose of large number of valuable tecfP's
che has collected during the last fEty years of BET
life. Among them she wishes to sell the rFcepe ~
making her celebrated COUGH kLlAIR-a nseof
cine So well known, AID SO generally used In ihs
city. that she need only refer to che large nunofT
OF certificates IN her possession In praise OF H fn
tues. This elixir yields an annual prohl equal e
six Per cent interest on Ave thousand dolsaTs ana
BY moderate outlay it could be made 20 yleda
handsome revenue.
The neat in importance among these RECIPES ~ ~
the flrst) Is one for M0TnEh'S BkkAST sAh'f
an article which Ia unsurpassed by anything e'r'
yet discovered Scores Of Ladies in Richmond hA's
used IT, and never without the most beneficial r.
.uts; and they are willing 20 bear witness 70 me
fact publicly Ii necessary. -.
But IL is aunoces y 10 rsIticu.srige further. Al
the recipes are good and an energetic and eatof
pfsing man. With a small capitai. can, by proyd
manage me Mt. make thsIn ssnrce Of ggsat piUai
The terms VIII be made 10 suSt anv one WISHING y
buy. rs ala willing to trade for other pfoItrif y
sell them lof cash.
For further particulars apply 60 me at nay olaie
esieaee, on Main street. sqaere below the rpisa
states Hotel. ANN b. DAVIS.
ta--lu
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~ RELIGIOUS NorIcE knv.
JANA snHfaiEY. for mauy yssys pastor q the uni-
yerssiist Church ID Baltimore. but nov q knAHns,
Pa viii prees in the unsxsssalist Chaft D. 81 M,a9
next. 18th instant The public are respectfully IN
yifed "a attend. - hp <f-is
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sss- MEXICAN MUSTANG LrsIMENr.-

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this Article has attane1-for Rheumatism, Salt
Pole Evil and swellinsS Upon Horses, IL has no
equal Eyr Man or Beast No person will be without
ence to the general estimation OF the Mustang Lin
ment can cheerfltly say that no article ever per
forntH so maht CURES in our neighborhood as this
Hyde Park Vt, writes, that the horse was consd-
cred worthless. (his spaVin) but since the
FREQ use of the Mustang Imminent have sold him
for $50. Your Lnment is doing wonders up here )"
Such testimony isreaching us every day. The half
is not told. Every family should have 1t. Beware
of limitations The genuine Mustang is sold by ali
respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors.
an Ig-d&cwim New York.
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VI
ST, LOUIS, April z3.-The steamer Ocean Spray
was burnt near here today, and niRe persons. in
Guiding two ladies and two children, residences
unknown. lost their lives. The steamer was racing
with the Hannibal City at the time of the accident.
and caught fire by throwing turpentine on wood
near the furnace.
The steamer Star of the West caught from the
flames of the Ocean Spray and was consumed.
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BENEFIT OF MILE CnRrsrINE-The graceful ana,
skillfni danseuse, who has been delghting us for
three weeks, takes farewell benefit Tonight
She presents "Massaneilio" and the "French Spy.'
two popular dramas, In both of which her supe.
rior pantomimic powers will be displayed. In the
latter she performs an Arab darce, which is said
70 be perfect embodiment of the "poetry OF mo-
tion.p she also appears in other dances, and the
entertainment is plentifully interspersed with
singing.
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HEAVY CATTLE DIR. B. f. Walker, late of Rock
ingham county, Va, recently sold. ia Richmond
II head of cattle whose united weight was - ,O92
lbs, being an average of ,S4l lbs. each. One of
the cattle weighed 2,l15, and one other 2,0S5.
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~ Fon MAY

nG- FoR MAY
HARFER's NJ sGAZINE,
GoDEY'S LADY'S BOOK
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
pETERs0N'a MAGAZINE,
No,x raaar at L SMITHS
Book store and News Agency.
N''-'"-s" No is2 Main street.
o,-t,& - Custom House So zare.
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~ $1,000 A YEAR.
EMPLOYMENT,

$50 q Month and all Expenses Ptid.
An Agent is wanted in every town and county in
the United States, to engage in a respectable and
easy business, by which the above profits mas be
certainly realized For full particulars. address Ill
MUNNETr Il co, corner of Broom and Mercer
streets New York city, inciosing postage stamp
to prepay POSTAGE an l5--d&wlmif
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TIE SLIP HEfWIxT THE Cup AND THE LIP.-In Wor-
cester, England, recently, young couple who
were being made of twain one flesh, were deserted
by the officiating minister in the middle of the
ceremony, who went off In high dudgeon because
the bride and her friends "giggled'' somewhere
between "Dearly beloved" and "amaEement.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24

CAPTURE OF MuTISEERs The latest advices from
Australia bring intelligence that eight of those
engaged 10 the shocking mutiny and murder on
board ship Junior, OF New Bedford. have been
captured and are awaiting the punishment due to
their crimes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24

New ORLEANS, April 23.-Dates from the city o
Mexico are to the llth inst Juarez with his min
istry was at Colima. Parrodi was at Lagos, from
whence he Intends issuing manifesto having re
ference to his course
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FIRE.-A barn belonging to a Mr.. Click. near
Mt. Sidney, Rockingham county, Va. was struck
by lightning and consumed on last Tuesday night,
during the prevalence of the thunder storm Loss
about 81 600
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MARINE NEWS

NORFOLK, April 23-Arrived, brig Devonshire,
from Bermuda Bark I1axall from Rio, for Rich
mond, is in Hampton Roads.
HAMPTON RosDs, April 23.-The U. S. sloop-of-
war John Adams arrived here last evening.
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sr st1SD.Y scHooL NoTIcB The

children selected from the various Sunday
In sirU at the Approaching Conventions. VIII meet
for nra ~tce at the Grace street Baptist Church at
o'clock p n. Gu 1day. 18th. Twenty children only
are expected from each School. x,,rrrp
ap Alt IhS Oon"AA
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Rsz TIE "MUfuAL BENEFIT"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

RETURNS To THE INSURED BY ANNUAL Dl
VIDENDS -
THIRTY-FIVE PER CENT
OF TIE PREMIUMS PAID.
Those who pgy CASH, receive their Dividends 10
CASH. Those who give notes are credited on theu
u ties with tho TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. DIV
IDEND. 4
Returned to the insured in Diyi-
dends.....s.; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. I,so9Js ~
Paid for Losses by death.-......... IIul,5ly %
CabitaI Jan lit. 1855 So 1895 70
Over S2nA01 have been paid TO families living III
Virginia. - -
lie COMPANY beiilg. PURELY MUTUAL those
insured in Virginia share fully in all benefits.
Call at the gency No 81 Pearl street.
NH 3I-Im KNOWLES & WALF0RD.
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Lost.

+ OsT - On "Wednesday last, beiTeen
II shock6e and Church Hills. q silver CARD.
CASE. containing cards with the owners name. A
suitable reward will be given for leaving the same
at TH0S. j. STARKE'S
ap24--t* BOOK store
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y WILLIAM / DABNEY.

sN Da. HowARD-has removed from
,.o sIaI;.., Co,,ege To 1.-THE Richmond Hou-s, on
Gnvernor Street OFFICE-with DR.. Peticolas.
"o'''"'' ' ap 2i-lm$
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TIE PAYMENTS FOR MT, vKRsos.--The contract
between John A. Washington and the Southern
Matron," for the sale of Mt. Vernon, was put on
record, in Fairfax County Court, on Monday last
The following are the dates Of the payments -
$4,000 u the execution Of the contract; $57 900
on the lat day Of January, 1852 s4i.o66e e on the
21dday Of February, 1860; &iI,66e.67 on the ed
asefsary' 1861, and 81, 800 o. on the 22d day Of
feDrusfy' iso2 With interest on the several pay.
msnts from the date OF the contract,
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N.Y. sourusRN CONVENTION. A

ing of the citizens Of this city is requested at the
t,ity Hall. on FRIDAY evening sd inst. at oclk,
to appoinI Delegates 10 the Southern Convention 10
be beIi at Mont geometry Ala. ON the 10th of May
next JUohfh 'h aAO' 4'"'
ap21-3t%
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DESTRUCTIVE Fra fire occurred in Nashville
on Sunday morning last, by which the dry goods
store of w. NJ. & l.. Campbell destroyed, to-
gether with their entire stock OF goods, valued al
$1,000 and $4,000 in money. The Messrs. Camp
bell, who occupied rooms over The store, barely
escaped with their lives.
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-. ~ Mr FaIKNps IN TIE 4rH DIS.

rR1cTo OF HEsatca CoUsrH- Having oeterminsu
ddste for the ONCE Of and wond cordial
~ recommend 70 my friends. MI B. Il, h n.s swao
avary wav worthy OF your support, and hope those
who would have supported me will vote for him at
the coming election. ,r,,1.uI p.pNgy
an 2l-3t WibLia'