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The Fusure T.yfe. $50
--S- SHN&
How shall know thee in the sphsrs mia ~ I
me dlsembodled spirits OF the dad ~ = - {
when ati Of this thai tins could 49, 1900 I
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Ny name on earth was ever q sky $500 "a &
ana mpss 'nou never utter = = beGs1i y
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In the resplendence Of that gi0sjoaS ~
And larger movements OF the unf6toU
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The love that lived through I'll the ~ i AZ
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And deeper Sew, and tenderer % ~ Iel4s M
sha', il expire with ''fe, and b. no mpseY Ss3 AZ
happier lot than mine, and larger lin. n
Await thee there for thou hast bowed tzy N1l
ID sneerlol homage to the rule Of IiGht.
Ana lowest AZ and renderest god II m
Fos me, ths sordld cares in whicl divert. A.
And m... sls conume my hear, = best he sesgH;
AII Mla.n - lett II scar-tbe Ore Of bell d
nes lett ifs fftEhtful scf- upon ny soul. L
VIZ In0 ssaa t ass s s.r ne sesy Y .hs
The same fair, sAosght1da bfows s7sf rsssis -.
Loveler in heavsasswsss climate, ~ IL ssses
Shalt thou not teach -, in IL celmer 49, i.
The wisdom that Iessped ~ Al n IA u
The wisdom which is iove@sin $500 N
Thy fit companion n. tEattlad 81 Is 81 "a
IMPORTANT FIsrc IsrELLlsExcsI-- n Ghe.pt a.
of England Repies to TIE Chs. - $780,. IS
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s.a''aer leaves at o'ct X this evening for Cam
zen arecl and intermediate landings. The Red ch;ae
viii run during the summer in place of the Mes,en.
ger. der light draft staEuehness and speed ive hor
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ExEcuT1oyoF \ WoAAS.-The execution b6
Harting ID Albany, N. Y, for the poisoning d
husbssd, was fixed for yesterday. The Alha1z

ExECUTIQy UF WOAANs-Ine execution 4k&1
Harting ID Albany, N. Y, for the poisoning al
husbssd, was fixed for yesterday. The Alhaaz
ns,says: x5s3
V The Sheriff, Thomas W. Van Alstyne, thiS
called upon Governor Morgan in regard 4
fated woman. The Governor informed
that he had not as yet seen or heard anJ
cause him to interfere with the sentence 81
and that he had better prepare for carrlia
execution. Her counsel, Mr.. Hadley, had III
bill Of. exceptions, which, II allowed. can n
argued at the May term Of the court. This e
now to be the emily hope Of prolonging her III
A wRKcK.-w learn from the clerk IA
| steamer Yorktown that the brig Persevsss
and from New Orleans, laden with coal, wen& &C.,
1 on Sand Island on Sunday night, and q NO. i
\ aground, and the sea breaking over her an@
cabin windows stove in. 1t is thought pr0bab1t
she will prove total wreck. Only two msnI
| on hoard the remainder Of the crew bar
her and gone With the boat ON the k76s,
weather was spnh that the Yorktown could reHl1es
assistance. Mobile Advertiser.
| DANGEROUS SPoRT.-We saw sportsmans o}H
city, on Saturday last shoot an apple from thaG
of friend, with rifle. The apple Was pliii
neatly through the center, and the yonng mar
had made target Of himself seemed to regard
matter as very good joke! By request wea
giving names, but vouch for the truth OF the r.
ment. The distance was about fifteen feet. an
were shown two apples that had been hit in theI@
way previous to our arrival Hartford Conraa(2
How is il y said one little miss to another,
Johns never afraid, and am ~
!" Because hes-gos q Roman nose. and feels III
don't you remember how we read that it has 4 =
been said that q Roman knows-no dangers'
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COFFEE The sales were confined to 1900 bags
comprising So at loic,, SIG at 1Osc., aud $50 at lie
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WANTED,

WANTED-AGENTs To TRAVEL IN ALL THE Cot
" tcn.xtowiug States. solct make sales
fasmann's Iron Hoops and Ties for Gotten Bales.
ifbea arra gaments made snd going the country
VIII find 1t 70 their advantage to call on
y. BEI,CHER Agent,
a25 I'm 121z Commercial Place, New Orleans.
WANTED-ANY ONE WANTING A COMPETENT
ookfecper, who "a well known 10 the city herr
one by addressing U. at this Office a6n
SfK WANTED-A SMALL VESSEL TO LOAD
MX%S for Baltimore For terms, sppy to
A9& j. Fl. BASS,
m2 No. 1l9 Common street.
GENTS WANTED-TO SELL A VALUABLE
"A Book published In New Orleans Address Box 26 Post
Office New Orleans La with postage stamp enclosed for
turn answer jan
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and dealers n Nor,s MS, Wholesale e.ss-
Stores etc., ETC., - ~a'i n es'efn Protnce, Nasx
No. IS SOUTH coasEscE STREET.
sz-S,ash .,xa, = 49, Mobile, Ala
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Y
Upon the communication Of the Surveyor April the 18th
nst regarding uine pei ions for mproyen Streets
have been Published to law and opposition
committee report recommending resolution adopti IN
ordern the sale Of nine separately
der tor EACH after i've days notice in official Journal
work be done agreeb spech of Surveyor
the addcaeps subject to the approval rejection of the
Common Council.
lst contract for regarding and raising Common street.
from leyee to sanpart street. and the widening regarding
and raising Common street from Ram to Claiborne street
ID Aconrac for paving with square blocks Common street,
: from LsYee to Claiborne street.
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TH0s. MURRAY
Messrs. Pooey, Nico Coz Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard -
We have constantly hand descrp-
ton Of Dressed Flooring and Ceiling every description
Scantlirg Timber Shingles Iahs and every quality
Lumber necessary for buiing purposes.
fe26 If THOS. MURRAY 4 co.
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HEN Orleaus Bully 6resftnt.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
Ds,nHSas.~ CDUrCHH.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

.r TUESDAY, 18th April, 1859.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment
Members prc1ent: Hon. G. H. Waldo President ;
Mc-srs. Beebe, Dolhonde, Kearny, Leefe, Magioni,
Monroe and Rannev-8.
The reading Of the journal was on motion dispensed
with.
The following communication was read, and on
motion, all that portion except that in regard to the
statement Of checks drawn by the Treasurer (Which
was referred t, the Committee on Finance). was re-
ferred t. the Committee on Streets and Landings;
CoHPTRoLLxR's OFFICE CRY HALF
New Orleans, April %, lc'9. I
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of u City Of New Orleans
tions, and at the usual previous from this Office
have made the following adJrdications: '
On 81 ill., resolution No. 1893 all the bricks and p-
ber used II The erection aJgaz ne street
ket, as follows:
One " lumber to q. " intz, ....,...,..,....t-, ,
One column to z. H. Burton, :" ......,.,,'. :,
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w for sac ~ wv '' Rose, Ianarr ex Thomas
al ., H. hENNEpY X CO.
% Foydras street,
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April 20, 1859.
To the Honorable the President and Members
Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
are respectfully invited to in the fol
preamble and resolution approving the made by
the Finance Committee, August 1853 with W. O. Benegre
1875 and le5G &c.
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fFT HOUSE. =
M The undersigned having good business places on
the NJ o., and g. N Railroad, wishes to sell
being enough for The situated 10 miles fir
to 1t.
Fer particulars, apply to CUTRER, HARRISON 4 CO. E
CArondeet street, New orlesns to myself D. E., Tang
La
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-10
Csnibalism on tho Plains.

DEFINING GOLD HUNTERS KILLING AND
r.rxc CoxRADE.-An old man from
p;ra,s Peake gold mines has arrived at
rIsyelapd, and tells the following sad story:
the tenth day out from the mines, on
,ns;r return, two Of the party that the old
s'an his son and nephew had come upon
s"J died of starvation. They were buri.
u nv their comrades. One of them was
%,m Morrow County. Ohio. His name
ma" lanes Richards. The other was from
Ssw Hampshire, but the old man did not re,
amber his name. The wretched party
.rswl.d ON until the next day, when another
Ga5 and Was buried. like those who had
S;sj the day before. Matters were now
Snnallingly desperate, and one Of the party
anrina,ed they should draw lots to see which
PPn.F should be killed and eaten by the rest!-
hi. was done, tremblingly and silently, and
.bo cid mans nephew was the unhappy loser
~ the terrible game for life. He was dis
no,,had by one Of the survivors Of the party
,,hey had oyertaken, and eaten by the miser-
chile men. The next day. towards night. they
maj, an outward bound train. They pounc-
ii anon the oxen and slew them outright
,,s,r, the astonished owners could offer a word
4 ,emonstrance. They at length reached
81 Joseph, where they separated. The old
man and his son found u friend who loaned
Them suficient money to take them home
The son was with his father, and fully corro-
,,rsted what is related above.
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Gsribaldi's Boys.

The following is from a letter in the Steele;
Il do not know if you have read in some
freign journals the strange Congregations ON
the subject of Garibaldi's volunteers. 1t has
basn said that this little army corps is the
refuse Of persons more or less compro-
missed; they have been represented as 80
MANY ''reiters" or ''lanzknechts" soldiers
of the wallet and cord. who despise all
discipline. and are only fit to a make a
bold stroke in enterprises by night. Not a
word of it is true. There is not a regiment
in Europe where discipline is more severely
carried out than in the companies of volun-
reers. Garibaldi chooses the men, and when
he does not personally know those who
come and offer their services to him, he does
not accept them without good r~eterences.-
This volunteer corps is composed, besides,
in great part, of young men belonging to
the best families Of Naples, Bologne. Modena,
Parma, and especially of Milan"
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Tho Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday, June 9Th, 10,
ag7. % tons Of coal were shipped over the Cumher,
laud and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 6,iGi.ls
over the road of the Georges Creek Coal and Iron
Company. Making a total for the week from the
entire region Of lG,S6l Oh tons.
Total shipments for the year from the entire re-
sion, l94,0l4.ll tons.
IO3 boats cleared this port during the week end
ing Wednesday. the sth inst. carrying ll,544.0r
tons of coal.
During the season Ss7 boats cleared this port
carving lO2, S26. % tons of c~oal.--Cumb. Ole.
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1859
n N A C &.
1859.
'Us's PHASES.
MARIN LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JUNE 9.


ARRIVED.
Brig May Queen, Morton, Richmond, to Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. Louiser Tucker, Robinson, Portwsithali,
coal TO Alexandra Gas Works.
Schr. NJ. {. Durfee, Hall, Fall River, to Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. Island City, Conklin, Providence, to t. }.
Mehsfey.
Brig Ceres, DANISH Beck, Wilmington, n. C.,
By Fowle 4 Co.
schr. Fanny Farines, Anmack, New York. by
D. b. Smith.
Sch-. Buena Vista, Lynch, Philadelphia, by d.
b. Smith.
Schr. James House, sprague, Folly Landing, by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Sarah F.. Jones, Jones. Dighton, by bor-
den Mining Co.
Schr. James Parker, Creby, New Haven, by L.
J. Mehafey.
Schr. knight, Gage. Boston, by T: ): Mehahey'
Propeller S. Seymour, -, Philadelphla, ny
Wm. ii. Fowle i Son.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Monica, Loud, from Windsor, n. =, Tor
this port, arrived at Holmes Hole, 18th inst.
Schrs. Tantamount, Davis, and Searsville, sears
hence at Boston, eth inst.
Schr. Buelah, Hanson, from Boston, Tor tnip
port, sailed from Dutch Island Harhor, 4th inst.
Schr. Alabama, Bonner, for this port, CID al
Savannah. eth inst.
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C o II NJ E r C L
New York Market.

Nsw YORK, June 9.-COtton has advanced l-6
"a /; sales Of 6U0 bales. Flour has declined lOc.;
STATE S6.2jG Sc. 80; Ohio $500 SIS; Southern
x7.25m $40. Wheat closed lower; Michigan
whit. l5oc. Corn closed heavy; mixed 81 $50;
yellow soc. Pork closed quiet; mess Sl1.l2@
SIPS; prime SI5@SIj.25. Lard closed heavy at
u@li!c. Whiskey closed dull at 27!@2sc.-
Stock, are dull. Va. Is 90; Mo. Is "a.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday morning, June 2d, by the Rev. T..
Harrison. ID. b., Mr.. WM ". W~O0DHOUSE, to
Miss ANNIE NJ. SAUNDERS, eldest daughter
OF the late DIR. A. n. Saunders, all of this place.
At Mt. Ephraim, Fauquier County, Va, the
residence Vt the Bride mother, on Tuesday, the
18th inst, by the Rev. John ". McMurran, Rev.
ROBERT l.. MCMURRAN, and Miss MARY
ARCHER. eldest daughter oil the Rev. }. j. Roy
oil dec.,srd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-10

GREENS MANSION House, ALEXANDRIA
The celebrated Marshall House." Alexan,
dria, at which we have always heretofore
been SO Hospitality treated, being now closed,
on a visit to that city last week we put up
at the Mansion House." where, with all
our predictions for the old Marshall" We
must in Justice to the gentlemanly proprie-
tors saw. that We Jared as well, if not better,
than at any Hotel at which we have ever
stopped. and we have stopped at many of
the first class houses in this country. We
were really delighted with it in all its ar
engagements, and proud that Alexandria could
boast OF such a hotel.
This is the house which, until recently, has
for the last several years been 90 So superbly
kept by Mr.. A. q. Newton. 1t is now in
the hands of Mr.. Green, the proprietor, who
is determined to spare no pains or expense
to make 1t one Of the first class houses in
this section of the Union. In its architectu-
raj arrangement it is one Of the most COM
plete and convenient buildings wo have ever
seen. The architect. whoever he is, deserves
marked credit for the skill displayed in plan
ming il. When finished it will be five sto-
ries high, and the new addition, now nearly
completed, with another story added on to
the main building, will add to the house
some sixty or seventy large and airy rooms,
which, with those already occupied, are to
be furnished with the most elegant and cost
" furniture. The Stars and Stripes" float
in the breeze from a cupVla erected III the
centre of the building, which "verlooks the
town, and from which Il magnificent view
can he had Of the noble Potomac for miles
both up and DOWN as well as the surround
ing country. Messrs. Stewart and Gregory,
Superintcndents, will be found to he agreea-
bic, affable, and accommodating TO gentle
men. TO and try the Mansion" if you
want to fire reH and be made comfortable,
- W0:renton F7ag.
The Washington star says "We learn
from a gentleman who is largely interested
in the Potomac fisheries that since the cut
ting out Of the proprirtors Of the various
landings, shad have been quite plentiful in
the Potomac waters. \. few gill meters who
kept on fishing during the regular season,
and are still engaged, are doing a fair busi-
ness. At Hunters landing jackson city,
the shad are more plentiful than At any pre-
vious time this season.
ACcIpENr.-A sun Of Mr.. Geo. W. Shack
lett, aged about nine Years. had his arm
broken, On Tuesday last, near Piedmont Sta
ton, Fauquier county. In passing through
IL gate ON horseback. his foot was caught in
the gate. and he was dragged from tn" horse,
falling on and breaking his left arm.
RAILROAD IRoN.-rhe Mount Savage Iron
Company are shipping by canal to Alexan-
dria. Va, eight hundred tons Of railroad
iron. Ii Is designed t"r the Junction and
Brcakwatcr Railroads. branch Of the Della
ware railroad to br extended IL Breakwater
the port of the General Government nj the
mouth If the Dciawa are river Ciimberi0md
Jiriiimi.
IyIr,rlo< To GOV. WISE.-The military
of this city have invited Gov. Wise to address
the citizens of Alexandria On the lth of July.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay,

10 PINE1 PUNT, YUM LUVh-VIII VLU
POINT, AND NORFOLK.
rev The steamer PO WA 4 having
been rettted and put in complete or
der. will be placed upon the above route on
MONDAY, JUNE 18th, making two trips Il week
during the scason-leaving her berth n the Com
pany's Wharf. foot of Sixth street, every Monday
aud Thursday, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, for Norfolk,
touching at all the Landings on the Potomac.
Returning, will leave Norfolk every Tuesday and
Friday, at ! o'clock, p. NJ, and arrive in Washing
ton Wednesday, and Saturdays. nj ~ NJ.
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AUCTION SALES.
By +. VI. MCCORMICK-AucTIoNLER.
SALE THIS DAY.

4 UCTION SALE OF SILVER PLATED
~ WARE.-Will be sold on Friidy Hsyf, ION
inst, at American Hall, ON Cameron street, n
large and splendid assortment of SlLEER-PLA-
TED WARE, Tea Sets, Urns, Pitchers, Walters,
Cake Baskets, Tureens, Butter, Vegetable and
Oyster Dishes. Soup Dishes. Chatting Dishes, Cups,
Gohlets, Spoons, Forks. Salt Stands. Ice Pitchers,
double Wine Coolers, &c Sale to AT
10 o'clock. 10 s-3t
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Bcrth- free. Meals and state Rooms extra.
Children and Servants half price. Free colored
persons 81. Passengers will be taken of and land
ed at all the above points. Al freights at the usual
rates.
For further information. apply to the Captain,
ON board, or at the Company's office. No. 372 Penn
>ylyania avenue. GEO. l.. MATTINGLl,
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Company.
i, u-lyu
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nRATORI0 OF TIE CREATlON.-The
" CHOIR of the new Church Of st. Al0ysius,
Washington, assisted by many Amateurs, will pro-
ducc HADYN'S GREAT ORAT0RI0 OF THE
CREATION, in the Church Building, on FRiDA Y
ETENiNG, the I'm INST, III aid ot the Building
Fund, A portion Of the house has been set apart
tOr the accommodation Of such person. from Alex
andria ~ may desire to attend, and Il diagram,
showing the seats thus reserved, may he seen at
the Bookstore Of Mr.. Geo. E. French, III which
place Tickets cun be procured price 81.
Arrangements have been made for the convey.
ance Of Ticket holder. to and from the Oratorio,
III Il reasonable rate. lie lO-eO3t
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

THE VIRGINIA ELEcTIoNs.-The official
aggregate vote for Governor, in l23 cuun-
ties, stands as follows:
For Letcher, 67,497
For Goggin, 62,23S
Majority for Letcher, $3.50
There are % counties still to be heard
from.-Richmond Eng.
THE WHEAT CRoP.-We have within the
past few days conversed with persons from
various parts of this county, and all concur
in the belief that the yield of wheat this
season will be much larger than for several
years past, unless checked by some unforeseen
cause. We hear none of the usual croaking
among our farmers-nearly all appear per-
fectly satisfied with the promising condition
of their crops. The Fly and Rust, it is true,
have stricken the wheat i'll some localities.
but made their appearances too late to do any
serious damage. Everything at the present
time augurs iavorably for a crop of wheat
rarely excelled in quantity aud quality. All
that our farmers now want is. such weather
IA will bring out the heads and ripen the
harvest WdreHtOH FInq.
THE BLACK HCRSE CAvALRY.-This com
pany was regularly organized on Saturday.
The election of Officers was superintended
according to law, by the Commandment Of the
Regiment. and as soon the Commissions shall
be received from the Governor. the company
will uniform AT once. Jno. Scott, esq, was
unanimously elected Captain. and Robert
Randolph and Charles Gordon, esqs., were
elected first and second Lieutenants. The
company is composed of the first young men
in Fauquier, and if ever the hour shall come
when the country shall need the services of
any of her sons, we doubt not the gallant
Scott and his brave band will be ever ready
to the nations call. Long live the fauquier
Black Horse W0lrentOm Wing.
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New York Cattle Market, June g..

Beeves heavy; Offerings of $500 head; sales Al
ga l2lc., average lOIc. p ID. The Sheep mar
kst closed ~buoyant; offerings of $500 head; dress
ed lOM I2c. Lambs at l2@ l6c.; extra lsc.-
Swine closed firm; offerings Of $500 head, sales ri
,lG =,
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WASHINGTON PRICES CURREST.-Yesterday's
quotations for red wheat were 100 to l6jc.; white
wheat l6j To 1909; corn S. to S0c.; rye 80 to soc.;
oats IS to 6Oc.; potatoes Is to soe.; lambs s2.5o to
s.. 80 each; poultry, spring chickens $3.50 to sou
r1 lnzen: hay - cWt. 50 To lOOC.
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

F.rsnrp 1859. CHARTERED 1854.
LOCATED
CORNER OF BALTIMORE ASD CHARLES SIS.
BALTIMORE, Mp.
Ihe L",yrs, mud mart Elegantly Furnished COM
muci"I CoHege IN he E,it'd Sf"t'-.
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write imAedi-
ately for one of those large and beautifully orna-
mented Circulars, representing the exterior and IN
terror view of the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Penmanship. Gc., which will he sent by return mail
free ot charge. with Catalogue containing list oil
Students, terms Of Tuition. opinions OF the Press
ON our new system of Book Keeping, etc.
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~
~eaIpT3:
nv MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
MARYLAND Shareholders Convention.

BALTIMORE. June 9.-The convention re.
assembled in Temperance Temple, at 4 o.
clock Yesterday afternoon. The committee
on resolutions asked for more time TO report;
and. pending the motion of Senator Pearce
to grant them till Tomorrow, the convention
adjourned.
This morning, Hon. JAS. Alfred Pearce,
chairman Of the committee On resolutions,
submitted the report and resolutions of n ma
jority Of the committee.
+. W. Jacobs, of Worcester county, pre-
scented the views of a portion Of the minority
being a written address, going over the whole
ground of detailing the grievances Of the
s~lave-owners of Maryland, and the pernicious
influence of f~ree-negroism ON the population
generally.
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DIED.

Cd the Sth inst. in Brentsvillc, Va, at 8 o'clock,
MARGARET, wife of VI. b. Sinclair, esd. in the
Goth year of her age.
At Greenville, Prince William County. Va. on
the evening Of the 9TH inst. ELIZA T., daughter
of Rev. A. Compton. in the 18th year Of her age.
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ALEXANDRIA BIBLE SOCIETY.-A number
Of gentlemen assembled at the Rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Association, on
Wednesday evening, pursuant to a call, iOr
the purpose of organizing a Bible Society;
when il was resolved to establish such al
association. Rev. DR.. Elias Harrison was
elected President, and Revs. u. A. Smith
ana +. Harrison appointed a committee to
draw up "A constitution and bylaws, under
which the Society will be permanently or
gained, and the Board of Managers and
other officers elected.