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eight AND TIME BILLS WANTED at best

-mhll-u 21l Baltimore street.
r. REMOVAL!
sHNN DR. GEORGE f. DONALDSON,
W. HEf44EFnivV4 r ? &t t2aG2n3
THE fEgEEa and NGF7 nb AND CLyEnT
H oesbed TfRS 2 a and hi
6on cs bistsmper t chro iG% oag6
Hc %f ana ne5g,nay Medicines OF E, W description war
h a ms Office or forwarded to any part of the country
y; B.-DR DONALDSON can also be consulted by letter,
enclosing one dollar, all diseases connected with his
per medicine that amount viii be Immediately forW s ae
tte te symptoms clearly and carchiy and how the med
cine Elm to be senas Liquids eannotbe transmitted through
= OTICE.-IIayng been appointed Agents at
oRa6 H9S Sc 1f REFSRHN FIRE Tbs Sp at, TRXs
Marine s all persons in this city having claims
serihe her obtain the required cericates
VIVIAN Il SONS LONDON SHEATING Me-
tai FOR SHIPS.
English sheathing Metal and has now on hand and will
,., LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
pa II IS Buchanan's wharf
eH5a. FOREIGN MUSIC.
fH s ona Ts Of Pasd STICK GS S # E9
&c Piano and Flute, Flute and Violin Solos, Vocal Music
i,u,, MILLER 4 BEAcHAM
TOR S AL E.-5OO lbs. second hand
Il 0NPAREIL TYPE,
qsssy new e. Win Be sod very oF Inquire at ,
once. fel5tf
67> LADIES' SADDLE HORSES
st TW esss s aiess and stylish Horses Inquire at No
mh25tf J.HENRY GREENwAY & co.
7 MEMS FOR SHIRTS.
We have Just received large supply Of FRENCH and
IRISH LINENS, for shirt bodies also, supply Of Shrtng
toSsT 1hfE VAT W1iK KfEK Co.
mhlGtf opposite the Museum
CONGRESSIONAL GLOBES FOR SALE
congressional Globes the Both, SIs and S3d SEES.
sons of Congress for sale Enquire this Office mh23f
GOLDLACH CHAMPAGNE.
fresh importation, quarts and pnts just received and
mh172w* No 60 ! s 6 Cav To Street
TORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETR ATING
~ THE FLESH, extracted without pain that the boot
Also, an Cos, for sale by DR. PAINTER surgeon
Fly per S Of Eden eRa %
CHERRY WINE.-P. Hamony's Nephew 4
OCO's S sM6yT Wine snh including
and other grades, always hand and for sale by
mhl9tfr s. : . Cav sU\ s -
Drown HOLLANDS.
DFne and medium goods, 81 and A wide, now landing
from snip aP RoB 81 III B B ss Eco
1a2sI IS Hanover street
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES FOR SALE By
lm12url rtI0S J.CtRSoV
CLUB HOUSE GIN AND STEWART SCOTCH
Whisky pure as imported, for sale by GREEN Y0E
A SMALL LOT OF PURE RYE WHTSKFY
q Jnst received from YORK COUNTY, Pa GREEN YOF
= . 90 es So mhs-tfr
NO SALMON in kits, for sale by GREEN &
~ YoF, IS Baltimore street. mbs.ts.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswARE.
r. ?. BAILY, Importerand Wholesale Dealer in China
Glass and Queensware, Rockingham and tonewae,
Factory prices No Hanover street. Baltimore etf
DAY MARTIN s REAL JAPAN BLEACHING impor-
ed and for sale by GREEN YOE, IS Baltimore st. mhSl
MILLER & BEACHAM'S
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 North CHARLES STREET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited. llS-tf
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SPRING AND SUMNER 1870

SPRING AND SUMNER, 1859.
~ MATHERS 4 IRWIN,
No. "a BALTIMORE STREET, North side
Third door east of Charles street,
Have extensive supply Of those new and
-,,' SILK MIXED coAr1SGs,
Also great variety Of ngs PecaV adapeP fur @
ness use Their Stock which large and varied
CsERs and and S Has tS4Gy other 69 goods
their friends and The public one v y o ey rm oef an 10
respectfully invite them to call and for them
serves. mh261mr
NOR RENT.-AN OFFICE over nv Store
Il suitable for Produce Broker Commission Merchant
mh26- If S. E. corner Calvert and Lombard sts
T A P ERIE AND RUBIS
CHA MPA NES.
The undersigned have been appointed sole agents. the
United States and Canada, for the sale of the
CHAMPAGNE WINES
of Messrs. JACQUES GOERG & co, at Chalons-sur
Marine, France We their Wines public under
two brands, namely:
LA PERLE AND RITBIs
The "PERE" Wneis of exquisite flavor fruity TASTE
and is guaranteed te compare favoraby with any Wine in
the American market.
The "RuBlS" is fine Cabinet Champagne of a beautiful
Ruby color, which natural to the wine This I'M
doubleday finest Cabinet Champagnes produced in
France, and is
MADE FROM GRAPES OF THE CHOICEST sELEC
From the long experience extensive possessions and large
means ofthe well known house Of JACQUES GOERG co.
determination to furnish which shall
with the approval Of consumers feel persuaded that
trial will fully establish all claim for the excellence of
these wines.
CRitMER, ABEGG & McCLOSKEY,
No. 10 Broad street, New York.
The d6Oue Wines for sale at wholesale baltimore by
CHARLES H. MYERS BRO, Exchange Place.
fel6-3mr LAURENCE Thomson Co, do. do.
STOCKS, LOANS AND EXCHANGE.
JOHNSTON BROS. &CO,
BANKERS,
M los n rruopp erprpr
Execute orders for the purchase of Stocks and Sc
cures on commission One of our firm is in DAILY AT
TENDANCE at the sessions of the Brokers' Board ORDERS
executed with promptness and fidelity
- LOA S.
we are enabled, from the facilities of an EXTENSIVE
CAPITAL invested in business, grant Discounts
make advances Coateals, and purchase Time Paper
upon favorable terms. Offerings be made DAILY at this
Bank, from A. NJ. to P. NJ.
Y G II n G Z
AND
C o &c IONS
rms branch OF our Business is systematically arranged
and our facilities Of such character enabled
to PURCHASE EXCHANGE and UNCURRENT MONEY
and to MAKE COLLECTIONS the lowest rates possible
mhI2tfr BANK-lqS Baltimore street
.GGaRaEs
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MARRIED.
On the 22d instant, by Rev. Mr. Norris THOMAS FOW-
LEX to Miss SARAH daughter of Frederick Cole, of Balti
more county.
On the 10Th October, by Rev ". Goheen, WILLIAM H.
LEPSON and MATILDA ANN OWINGS, all of this city.
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SPRING STYLES, 1859.

Spring style of Gentlemen's Dress HATS ready at
CONS, No 800 Baltimore street. above St Paul mhl4 I'm
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THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALKER & Co,
l55 Baltimore street.
This pattern of their invention, which, after many
changes they prepared to pronounce perfect.
Give them eall-opposite the Museum. +
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ARREST IN HAMPTON RoADs.-The United States
Deputy Marshal arrested, Tuesday, in Hampton
Roads, Cap5. Henry Wilson, of the ship Avery, and
Mr.. Oss the mate of the same vessel. The arrests
were made by virtue of warrants issued by Com
missioner Francis, one of which charges the cap
tain with having set seven ashore on an unin-
habited island in the Pacific Ocean. The mate we
learn was arrested a charge of having beaten
sailcr so numerically that he died of his injuries
NorEoIL Arnn
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ADVERTISING RATES.
70 CORRESPONDENTS

- Longer advertisements at propnrtionate rates
contracts to be matters Of special agreement.
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OCULIST AND AURIsT.
DIR L z MlR0NG

OCULIsT AND AURIsT.
DIR. F. p. MORONG,
SINCE His RETURN PROM EUROPE
Makes an exclusive speciality of the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
MEDICALLYANDS URGICALLY
OFFICE, II N. CHARLES ST.,
dl5-tf Baltimore, Nd
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DIED
On the 9th instant, JANE GRAHAM dau ghter of Susan
and the late Alexander l.. Boggs
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited
her funeral this Saturday afternoon 4 clock
On the oath instant, RANDOLPH HALSTEAD, aged Is
Towles.
On the 2d instant, GEORGE KOPPELMAN aged 46 years
and months.
On the sd instant, MORRIS EDWARD HUGHES, in the
4ith year of his age
On the 23d inst, DELLA, wife of the Rev John Forte
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LATEST FRENCH STYLE
s RIM G OVE RCOA
J. B. T. PHELPS,
No. 107 BALTIMORE STREET,
n25-n adjoining Sun Iron Building.
New EATING House.

New EATING House.
Mr. D. SNYDER ate Of Eldon Ha has just opened new
Restaurant at IL GERMAN STREET, called Siders Eating
House. where the wayarer always obtain Game, Oys
tiers, Wines, Liquors and Cigars of the choicest quality
that visit this model house without being
pleased with the different styles of cooking, well
the attention shown them
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NoURsE Il CowAN,
NJ L L G II ANT ILORS,
No. NORTH CALVERT STREET,
Baltimore, Nd
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OLIVER PLATED GOODS,

SILVER PLATED GOODS,
Tea Sets, Spoons and Forks
Liquor and Table Casters,
Fruit Baskets, Ladies',
Butter Plates, Pitchers, &c.
Table Cutlery, fine Ivory and Common.
Table Mats,
Japanned Toilet Sets,
Tea Trays, Walters,
-. Coal Holds, &c,
At lowest ppices at PARIS CHINA HALL,
dll-tf 2ll Baltimore street
DERUVIAN GUANO FOR SALE FOR ANY
IL MARKET IN THE UNION
We are now prepared to execute orders for PERUVIAN
Qua NO for markets in Virginia, Pennsylvania Delaware
North and South Carolina, any other
tedSateo direct importation this year into Baltimore
OF baltimore inspection. and ut agents prices
ELlpE ISLAND California; GUANO, the only direct i'm
portatlon into this market. For sale by
T. MACON & Co,
mh26tr Wood street, lowly's wharf.
pEST QUALITY ALUM LIME
- Manufactured expressly for Building purposes
BURNED ENTIRELY WITH WOOD, in Robinson's Patent
Perpetual Kiln
This LIME is from Quarries in Texas, Baltimore
county guarantee the quality to be unsurpassed contain
ing g7.9 per cent. Carbonate Of Lime
am now prepared to supply LIME in quantities to suit
purchasers and for shipment is packed in hhdS bhlS
FRESH LIME RECEIVE DAILY, and for sale by
WIN ROBINSON,
4iloingsworth street.
Ieilur Pratt wharf
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1 ARGE AND IMPORTANT
~ ,-... AUCTION SALE
OF ELEGANT GILT AND BRONZE CHANDEIiERS
purpose having Auction Sale upon third our
warehouse Nos PIC and 2s Baltimore street. for the disposal
OF surplus stock Of GAS ElNTLRES These goods are of
the best makes and WARRANTED PERFECT. Some of
them English, the balance from Cornelius Bakers celebra
ted mandatory, They consist of
HALL AN ID DINING ROOM FIXTURES.
>, 3,4, 5, e JET CHANDELIERS,
m DROP LIGHTS, &c, &c.
The sale will commence 10 o'clock TUESDAY MORNING,
29h instant Goods for examination Monday 2t inst
CUkrLAN & Co.
ml2t 3tr&ts GIBSON 4 co Auctine1rs
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The Utah correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
has taken notes of the social status of that Terri
tory The results foot up follows: Three hun
cred and eighty-seven men with seven or more
wives; of these thirteen have more than nineteen
wives; 1870 men with five wives; LOO men with
four, and l 400 with more than one wife.
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Ilckets - cents mh253t
s. ~ FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK |
BALTIMORE, 18th March, lS59-The Stockholders Of
this Bank arc hereby notified that ELECTION Mn
lkhCTQRS to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the
Banking House MONDAY the 18th day of April next be
tween the hours of Il NJ and = P NJ
mhl9te JAMES MOTT, Cashier
Il p BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
pNS R0AD.-NOTICE TO DIRECTORS-The Directors
OF the Baltimore and POTOMAC Railroad Company request
ed TO meet at BA RACM HOTEL in the city of Baltimore
on ESDAT the 9TH day of pr next for the transact on
Of the business of the Company va
mhlS-tm J0HN s SETINAN prss;lan+
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

DRY GOV 5Da. &C.
a.. y KaSSs
ssdss ssSs os ssa
AT pn Esc.vALs, sg BnoApwAY- AxFRp
Gnbroderes Of every description :. Wholesale and retail
snne smbrodsred yotss Of different kinda; new styles Of
rLosING SALE OF MERINoEs SILK yELvErs
Best Iyons s2inch black ak velvet worth sSos ali
long @ >
9 each Best round ssISns ws2 N VI old price
lol Chambers street, corner of Church
ErREpERIcK MAYNARD,
LADIES' SILK p Ma1ssi sSTTo n rAssxs TO-,
.a.s's for a's &c oSons trade constantly
SAFETY COMFORT,
DOUGLAS ,sw SnsRwooDs
Matinee SKIRT,
aooP FASTENING
ADJUSTABLE ssH BusrLr
from enansns be feet or Olesn substances in the hoops
ousy rSm @ as m S @ r
FAsTENINGs washed with other garments and at no great
ELEGAECE because the scientific cut Of the musln sk
and the tine material OF which il composed give graceful
fall to the robe II and WILL In hot weather enable
The MATINEE SKIRT has eleven hoops weighs but tan
ounces, STAMPED OF Messrs DOUG
LAS SHERWOOD, and is the best skirt introduced
70 combine Ia her apparel SAFE CoMFokr aud EI
1ANCE1 For sale at all the principal stores in the United
6tatesand Canada
CKELETON SKIRTS AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
- ladies' at IS cents 10 cents 80 cents 81 and 81 2 made
In The best manner and OF the best STEEL also able
Frost Co.. 4ss broadway, over G. p Fox's
THE HUDSON BAY COMPANY,
"A broadway,
Win sell the balance Of
their stock of
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
At a reduction OF per cent
from last years prices.
On hand yet few Of those French mink SETS sssaiy
sold at S6 Rock mink SETS $6-usual price $2 Real mink
NUN AA0 SuA'' MARK j. KING, 81 Broadway
VyHE LINEN STORE.
The above establishment he only devoted exclusively
TO the sale of linen goods In New York; in existence
three years. has ceased to be an experiment"
The propreors would call special attention 10 their
stock which is at larger and complete than
surpass all others of the kind in the city
1t comprises the best makes of
Barnsley and Irish sheetngs, Shirttng linens,
Pillow linens, Fronting linens,
Table linens Linen lawns,
Tnwellngs, Linen drillngs,
Napkins Shirt bosoms,
Diapers, Linen cambria handkerchief
Hutkabucks, Slate linens
And every other kind and description linen goods
and dealngin rsighorward manner hope command
increased success
J. @. MILLIKEN 4 CO..
TAB Broadway above Aston place, east 81 lie n
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WINTER FASHIONS.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
"a Target wreahs,
Ball and bridal wreaths,
Head dresses and bouquets.
full and general assortment OF description of French
and American goods.
J0bbers and mners invited To call and examine at
PRICES Artificial Flower Manuactory,
Is Division street
A NOTIOE.-FURS, FURS.
"A Our balance will closed at halfzprce
La DIES FANCY FURS,
CHuDREN'S FANCY FURS,
Also, GEETS FUR CAPS
GENTS FUR COI.LARSJ
GENTS FUR GLOVES.
Gleghrobes at cost
A chance for bargains, ut
WHITE BIRDS,
"a John street and q Maiden lane,
Of Nassau street.
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" CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, .
Sailing regularly advertised day.
CLIPPER SATURDAY, JANUARY 10.
The famous extreme New York built clipper ship
YOUNG AMERICA,
D. 8. BABCOCK, Commander,
II rapidly receiving her st pier Is East river foot
OF Wall street.
The reputation Of the Young America California trader
well known As 70 need NO comment Her passages have
delivered her cargo in condition The large engage
ents already made will enable her TO give prompt
N.B-No sal soda taken by ships Of this line
WIN. T. COLEMAN CO.,
80 Wall street, Tontine Building
Agents In San Francisco, Messrs VIM T. COLEMAN 4 90.
Exchange ON San Francsco for sale IN sums 70 suit
Limited advances made shipments Of approved
chandIaa.
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The Wednesday steamers VIII be withdrawn for the
TNOR SAVANNAH AND rLORIDA-rBE AMRRfCAN
II Atlantic Screw seamship Company's new and elegant
steamship MONTGOMERY, Croker commander win leave
pier IL North river Saturday January 5 O'Clock p
Cabin passage 10 Savannah with
S6 Through tickets 10 New Orleans $50 b0 Mobile $50:
Montgomery S26; Albany, Ga, $24 Atlanta S23 Columbus
&13 Macon S2l; Augusta $2 also 10 principal places In Flo
rida owet rates steamers leaving Savannah Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays Freight 10 cents foot and pro-
portonate rates Insurance oneha per cent Apply 10 r.
B. CROMWELL h CO., 86 West street
The HUNTSVILLE succeeds on saturday, January a.
LToR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANs--TO SAIL PO.
IL sitivey Thursday sian 81 1859 mt IL ocock-Thc
United States mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR, j. W.
Smith cornmander will commence receive freight
day 2 1852 and sail above ut pier foot of Robinson
street. North river No bills of ang will be signed the
steamer sails For freight apply to the agents.
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON CO., No. Park place.
TNOR NEW ORLEANS-THE NEW STE AMsIffP Arr
IONA, about 900 tons register, Capt James Iawless
will leave the foot OF Fourth street, f. r. Saturday mor
Ing 18th inst at ten O'clock Passage $50 Freight 30
per cubic foot No freight received after Friday 18th ins al
2o'cock NJ Steamer bills Of lading only signed Apply 10
CHARLES MORGAN, No 2 Bowling Green.
L,oR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RTCiIxOND-TuE
IL United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt rhomas
Skinner, will leave Saturday 18th inst O'Clock p NJ
from pier No Is North river She will arrive Norfolk the
next afternoon, and at City Point the following morning. Pas
sengers the South will by the great Southern mall
line. Those for Richmond will arrive there morn
ing Travellers will ind this the cheapest pleasanest and
most expeditions route Passage and fare with
Norfolk 81 TO Petersburg and Richmond Si0 Apply 70
LUDLAA HMNEKEN. 81 Broadway.
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M Spanish lady tells correctly present past and future
events about love- marriage absent iends sickness pre-
scribes medicines for AL diseases tells lucky numbers
gain property lost stolen ls7 Allen street OF RI
vhgton.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR CLOTH MERCHANTs AVID
"A dealers In tailoring trimming "A farm at Near RockA-
way Long island for sale exchange contains twenty
eight OF ns land 10 high state OF
rye and timothy In 1r. class cottage house q
II frame building flied In with BRICK the walls inside
hard finished marble manss &c stables barn. carriage and
wagon house Toe bcuse fruit and shade trees daily stage
Brooklyn the premises would be well adapted for
genensn's country seat Price SIS O00 of which 5000 can
remain bond and mortgage and for the balance CLOTH
ainere and tailoring trimming at fair prices would be aken
For particulars address IA Houston second door stating
where when interview be had agent need APP
ply This place need only 10 be 10 be appreciated
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A HOME AND LABOR FOR WORKING MENTOR
"A saea small place Of 1919 acres of land for sale low
less than the first Of the buildings tho place. all
been bui within the last four years Being %
supply the demand the thinks this would DO good
chance for CLUB Of smart 30 provide themselves with
healthy pleasant home and also steady employment the
land fronting both sides Of two roads makes oohyensnt
address John Romer III West street. Daniel Billings by
letter directed 70 Salisbury Mills Orange county, n Y
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NEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA
ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON. AUGUSTA,
And various places In FLORIDA
Via SAVANNAH, Geo.
The favorte steamship FLORIDA, Capt J. Crowei will
leave Saturday, Jan To- at 3P. NJ, from pier North
Tickets be had for the following places fare
by any other steamer from New York 10 Savannah
modatioDs SUPERIOR
New York 10 New Orleans $50 10; Mobile ss5 Montgomery
Aa s26 Atlanta, Ga $23; Albany Ga S2f Columbia Ga.
S23 Macon, Ca, 81; Augusta, $50; Savannah, SIS.
For freight or passage apply 70
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL SON,
- No Is Broadway
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AZ 800 House , a FOR ,ol sALEmA NEW MODERN
viii be sold for y 800 cash. Address apply TO NJ t. SHELL
DON, 30
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CKELETON SKIRTS AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES;
ladies' at 60 cents 70 cents 80 cents and 81 20 made
in the best manner and OF the best STEEL also
hustle, superior TO any In market MISS HARDWOOD date
Frost Co.. 459 broadway, over G. p Fox's
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AsTROIDGY.

fvLA1RvoY ArCE,-MRs HAYES, CLAIRvoYANT Psy
sician and healing medium. Astonishing cures-Mrs
Hayes the very best carvoyant In sck persns
invited 20 Mrs Hayes s27 Broome street near Bowe
~. Deafness and lameness cured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-23

prospect Of Icing ,he heavy profits she was max
ing upon the fsctorsgs Of Southern production and
consumption frightened her-and she looked on
arrecfis aaibus. The leading journals OF the
North sent their reporters down. and every word
uttered In the Convention was faithfully transmit
ted to their readers Bat. now, brief paragraph
dismisscs the subjcc, of a Southern Convention
OR. If alluded to Mt ALL it is done in terms OF RI
dcule and derision.
Ifthere Is any way Of restoring these Conven-
tons to their original and legitimate objects. 'ir-
GINA will once more gladly unite in their delibe
rations. In Virginia the question of Southern
Commercial Independence is ono that is held SUI
pcror to almost every thing else. The attain
men, of that end has long been one of the chief
biccts of her ambition. She will cheerfully unite
with her Southern sisters in council, and she viii
contribute literally of her means, to secure so
Grand and 30 desirable contamination. But she
cannot consent to vex herself over the Utopian
project of egalisng the African Slave Trade We
hope these Conventions, il they be continued. will
recur to their original Objects and give Us some
practical action instead of so much wordy and
windy defamation.