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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

The Japanese Embassy have arrived in Washington
by this timelave doubt taken up their quarters at
Wlards-may soon have their audience of the Presi-
dent-see the Capitoadmire Stewards scrubby head in
the Senate-possby see fight in the House, etc. etc.
They appear from all accounts to be right jolly sort of
people.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

UNION CONvENTIoN-BELI. AND EvERETT-,Che tel
egraph the nomination of Bell, of Tennessee
for President, and Everett of Massachusetts, for Vice
President. The high personal character and great ab
ty of these gentlemen are unquestioned their political
soundness another question Senator Bell voted against
the KansasNebraska BILL and in all the contest about
Kansas, sided with those least friendly to the South
Mr. Everett has opposed ultra abotionism at the North
and refused to help do honor to John Browns memory
The meagre description of the platform hardly allows
comment AS we construe it, it means the Constitu-
ter J the Union !" and the enforcement of the laws
1t utterly fails suspected it would to take hold
the issue on which the fate of the Union is suspended
But we must await fuller reports for extended COM
ment.-Montgomery (A1a) Mall
The above from Mr.. Hooper's paper-the leading op.
position organ in Alabama is worthy Of consideration
It tells the story more plainly and from the position
the paper, more effectively than we could do.
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public meeting, irrespective of party, was held Lii
ngton on Saturday, May 12Ih 1860, order invite the
candidates for Governor to address the people at LDg
IN case they visit New Hanover county The folowmgg
tlemen were appointed to confer with the candidates the
subject viz Dr. s. S. Satchwell Garrason George
j. Moore, +. H. Bell, q. f. Walker, s. H. Bel.
Ordered, THAI the proceedings Of this meeting semitic
the Herald and Journal at Wilmington with a request to
publish. e. s. WALKER
+Lo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

!NG.-Boston, May 9-The Atlas and Bee OF this motr
Ing states that fugitive slave named Norris orlOnSG
20 the estate OF Thomas Dixon, of Georgia smuS5r5
himself TO Boston On the steamer s. r. SpaudD5' "D1
at once left for Canada
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17
nnmooRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Chairman of the Democratic Executive Commit
tee for New Hanover County respectfully requests all
the Districts in this County that have not already held
meetings for the appointment of Delegates to the Dem
ocratic County Convention or have not already
ged to hold such meetings at earlier PERIOD to dose
on SATURDAY, THE 26TH INSTANT being the
last Saturday IN May 1t is earnestly requested that
meetings will be held by that time at the farthest at the
usual place of meeting in each District, and Delegates
appointed in order that all parts of the County may be
fully and fairly represented in the County Convention
to be held in Wilmington Tuesday, June 18th, being
the Tuesday of County Court
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

Dr. Deems ScHooL.-GEoRGE v STRONG, esq., of
this town, will deliver the Annual Literary Address be-
lore the students OF the Rev. DR.. Deems School, at
Wilson, at the Annual Commencement on the 13tb If
june next. yery good GoLdsboro Trib,lns
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

OLD AGE-Arthur Smith, citizen of Harnett, died
on the 9th ult., aged Sc years. He had 1l2 grand
children, 80 great grandchildren. Had they been all
boys he would have raised perfect American army and
the best OF 1t is the boys and girls all democrats and
all opposed to ad valorem. Hurrah for Harnett Ellis
and anti-ad valorem.-Nogth Cnrolininn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

CONNECTICUT U. S. SENAToR.-New Haven, Mav TO-
The State Legislature to-day reelected Mr.. Foster
Q. S. Senator by large majority. Mr.. W. W. Ea-
ton, the democratic candidate made speech in the
Democratic caucus yesterday, taking strong grounds
against Douglas and advocating the Southern view of
the territorial question
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

Hon. A. III. STEPHENS AGAINST SEcEss1oN-A,s
gustG, May n.--Hon. A. FL. Stephens has written a
letter in reply to several gentlemen of Macon in which
he sustans the principle of nonntervention dsapproves
of the secession of the Southern delegates and recon-
mends that delegates be sent to the Baltimore Conyen
tinn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

FIRST ENGINE.-1he first Locomotive for The Yves
tern Division of the Viii, Char & Rutherford Railroad
arrived at this place last Saturday evening" bringing
several box and fiat laden with bridge iron and road
material She is called the Wilmington - Charlotte
Democrat. ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

RUMoRED DEFALcArIoN .-Washington, Mau 10
Intense excitement exists in circles caused
by rumor of an extensive defalcatoa of prominent
federal officer in northern city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

FIRE AT HAMILTON, Mo.-Quincy H., May IA
fire at Hamilton Mo, today, consumed two entire
blocks of buildings on Market street. Loss from thirty
to $4,000. Considerable excitement existed among
the citizens who commenced firing all the houses of III
repute in the neghborhood the inmates of which were
supposed to have fired the building where the confagra
ton commenced.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

DEATH OF FRENCH V1CE-CoNsUL-NorfoM May
1.-THE venerable Pascal Schisano, viceconsul of
France, died this afternoon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

S9~ Nassau County, Florida, population less than
three thousand threatens to dissolve the Union Of the
States
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

BALTIMORE IrEMs-Boltimore, Moy IL, las P. NJ.
We had immense food in this city last night
ed by late heavy Iains. This morning Jones' Falls
OVERLOOKED, and the water now three FIVE feet deep
in the adjacent streets Heavy losses will be caused
doubt.
The members of the late Convention, and those at
traced witness its deliberations, are all homeward
bound, and in high spirits. The nominations re-
ceved with great enthusiasm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

PRIZE FIGHT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE Boston, May 10,
About noon to-day prize fight for purse IF 5000,
$500 side, took place Martins Ferry, n. Hamp-
Shire between Harry Fneagass, of Boston, and Michael
Leavitt alias Mike Leavitt, of Lowell. After some
hard fighting at the close of the twenty third round the
sponge was thrown up by Leavt's second, the battle
having lasted thirty-six minutes
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

From PIKE's PEAK-St. Joseph, no. Nay IL
The Express from Pixies Peak the Sd inst has ar
rived here, bringing Sc 900 in treasure.
L. D. Hickman, brother of Bill Hi ckman, had been
shot by a German named Harry Hazelly
New discoveries had been made at Gregorie's, and
ON the Blue and Arkansas rivers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

Destructive FREsHET-A Town UNDER WAFER
BRIDGES SWEPT AwAY.-Tyome, Pa, May lO.-There
is now the heaviest flood in the Bald Eagle creek and
Juniata river that has occurred for many years Halt
ofTyrOne under water, and the bridges the Bald
Eagle creek swept away The stages for Bellefone
and ClearGeld had to return
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

Jonas Cline, ESQ.,, has been nominated as the demo
cratic candidate for the Common in CataWba county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

ATTEMPTED SU1cIDE.-New York, May 14.-Mc
Donald who has been confined in the Tombs for some
time, the charge of the murder OF Virginia Stewart
attempted to take his life today He is still living
but little hone is entertained OF bis recovery.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

RECEPTION OF THE MEXICAN MINIsTER-Norfolk
May l2.-Senor Malta, the Mexican minister to the
United States, was received here to-day with diplomatic
honOrs from the ship PENNSYLVANIA
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LETTER FROM Hon. HOWELL. CoBB-Augusta, Nay
14-Hon. Howell Cobb, OF Georgia, has written letter
in respons4 to the Democratic Committee of Macon, in
which he fully and cordially sustans the of the
seeding Delegations at the Charleston Convention.
CAPTURE OF A SUPPOSED oLAvER-Boston May H.
"A Spanish brig, supposed TO be SLAYER, was brought
into Provncetown last evening by Mr. Hill second mate
Ct ad hs ebA9Gr R7 one was oil boaTd Of her She
furnished with large quantities of water RICE peas beans
bread, fish, and beef aud had also large Of lum
Der for a slave deck. She probably from Havana
for Africa receipt on board had tie words" Brig
Don juan written on it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-17

ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES Taylor FROM HAVANA
Ne'0 York, May l3.-Ihe steamer Moses Taylor from
Havana on the 9th inst, arrived here TODAY
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RY TELEGRAPH.
~ DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW 7 DIRK, MAY "a, IoUU
The Steamship Fulton has arrived at this port from
Liverpool with dates to the I'd inst being three days Ia
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candidates for Governor

We are requested to state that Gov Ellis and Mr..
Pool candidates for Governor will address the people
at the following times and places
Halifax, Halifax county, Monday 21st May.
Franklinton, Franklin, Wednesday, 23d
Oxford, Granville Co.. Thursday, oath &"
Roxborough, Person, Saturday, 26th "
Graham Alamance Co., Monday 28th "
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Observation-Disclosures.
New York Markets.
New York, May l6, Is
at the close yeSterddy.l

New York, May IT, 1860.
at the close yesterday.
Cotton was firm, with sales OF ! 200 bales Flour
declined Interpretations for Southern nominal
Spirits Turpentne firm Rosin steady at 81 5211a
Ricn firm
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool with dates to the "a nst Deng thee "
ter.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May I'd, 1860.
Cotton-The adyices from Manchester are favorable,
and all qualities have slightly advanced.
Breadstufs declining Provisions are quiet
The weather is favorable for crops.
Flour dull Wheat declining.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.
FARTHER POINT, C. E., May l4th 1860.
The Steamship Canadian from Liverpool for Quebec,
arrived here yesterday with dates to "a nst same as
those brought by the Steamer Fulton.
The Chinese have determined to dispute the passage
of the Allies to Pekn.
The French government have large projects under
consideration concerning tariff on wool, cotton and
other raw material.
SLAYER CAPTURED.
New ORLEANS, May 14th, 1860
The U. S. Steamer Mohawk has captured SLAYER on
the coast OF Cuba with five hundred Africans board
in consequence of which there considerable excitement
in Havana
WASHINGTON CITY, May 18th, 1860.
The Japanese arrived yesterday, The ceremonies on
their landing were splendid They had grand escort
to their lodgings. Their reception by the President
will take place on Wednesday tomorrow
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 16 1860.
The japanese Princes came here as ENJOYS Extraor-
binary They forwarded their credentials yesterday to
the Secretary of State, and will visit the State Depart
ment to-day They will be received by the President
tomorrow.
CONGRESS-YEsTERDAY.
Mr. Douglas spoke until the Senate adjourned on
Senator Davis territorial resolutions He will conclude
his speech to-day.
The House decided the Michigan contested election
case in favor of Howard Republican The Post Office
appropriation bill was debated.
Inter from NTexIco--Anoiher BattIe-The Liberals
Victorious.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10th, 1860.
Later advices from Mexico have been received here.
great battle had been fought between the Liberals
and the Church parties, San Luis Potos in which
the Liberals were victorious. They took one thousand
prisoners eighteen cannon all the stores and ammuni-
tons of the Church forces and entered the city triumph
antly.
EOrl
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CONGREGATIONAL.

su,>sroN. March ia.-Senn't.-On mo-
Nj Rrewn, OF Miss. the Postal Com.
'iaa :. a,erc instructed 10 inquire into the ex.
@Fe n making Tailschie river post
~'aa'ss roro Green wood 20 Sparhcg. Miss.
''e.aof,on Of Mr.. Johnson. OF Ark. n reso-
On Va" Vas adopted calling on the President
cue" .,rTnatton relative TO the Mountain
~ 80, massacre, in Utah. in iN)7.
MP'..,.icn Of Mr. Mason, resolution was
W. ~ r.,lins for the correspondence from
sA0issnd Harris, Minister 10 Japan, relative
Ie'se I,aanese Mission To the United States.
70 ' ~ Inc Committee on Foreign Affairs in.
sac In into the exp@diency of providing for
sur -arsntjon of said Mission.
'a,' ~, ,u,horizing publishers OF newspapers
.,;nf on them the date Of expiration Of SUBJ
Unions was passed.
~ Homes lead bill was discussed and post
"a mill wednesday.
-" F,nr,da claims bill was up and advo-
..tsy Messrs Toombs and Mallory.
I'M sherman. from the Committee
.usys and Means, reported bill TO redeem
q y. .1,stane;.ng Treasury notes and increase
=. ..r,f II was referred TO the Committee Of
y. Whole on the State OF the Union.
yr Cook made a speech in favor of the
y.sean treaty.
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Marine Disasters.

norfolk, VA, March la.-Schr. Henry N
larson. o. New York, arrived with her sails
s,rsccd IN a gale. Richard Perry, mate, and
The Triyei, were washed overheard. Schr.
eo,co. Of Bfidgelown. arrived, having los t
AK load OF naval stores, and rigging dam
e,,8 Bark Swan, from Baltimore from
Isutucos, went ashore at Cape Henry last
rirh;. The vessel and cargo will probably he
= tot.i loss Eight of the crew were landed.
hgt five more are still on board ut the mercy
1f the waves. Assistance has gone down to
hsI tonight.
"A, and Rainbow II days from Havana with
n0.asses
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Northern Markets.

NV EoRs March la-Stocks rather better !:
Va Is sa},r Cotton-good qualities steady,
r,arer qualities depressed and lower-Uplands
ndd.ns n..c Flour lower-Southern SIS 95a
80 Basi duIi and lowe. Pork heavy-mess
SIS PRIME sAsG. Whiskey dropping. AT 231, -
>l.sr s.siGs. Idrpentine dali At 471s d+s. Resin
dui NJ sI6 Rlce iirm at 4taaix.
B4lrIMcgI. Narch l9-Fleur dull-Howard of
fsfed ireey at .j.s1, without sales. Wheat dull
ubfe 81 Af 400; red ol-55sSl 10. Corn heavy
At 19s7:, hI weight PROVISIONS firm and un-
rasnged Mess Pork Sis. Whiskey steady at 221z.
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~v,.nonApHc MnWo.
- -.-,-.,,, -. rmr nsoxncsp plerArcx.l
,,,cu,y IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
m Vera CTN1-VhPtWre OF NIX
s's'"W War steamer by IN Z. ,. Vessel.

,xs March ia.-The Mexican
NEw o" cen M,ramon Zone Of those re-
var 'ies"rch,sed At Havana 10 below At Pass
Gently rn' As the prize of the United States -
Chrisasnn' rharSe OF Lieut.. Minor. who left
q Vera s o1 II. x sc ssi:s re M
rnon "" of his intention to canaonade
rtffe'a. On the night of the 9TH the attack
h' ssas s su, soon repulsed by the Liberala.
"a, mas sioop. of.war Prebie sails for New
~ on The itth INST
o,F' psri,culars of The capture Of the steamer
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,,.,,, Outward Overland Mail .. Later
from California.

- Inrls. March la.-The overland mail,
80. 'srdav. for California, took ont 1900 let
n ~ arrival, San Francisco dates to the
an nit are received.
sr..siInens OF silver had been received from
hs Washo mines, which assay at S2t,00U TO the
On. .
psrrates from II Democratic counties to the
sac Convention, stand nearly TO l for la.
n,n. indicating his complete triumph over
re Weller and Gwin influence.
Tbs san Francisco delegates favor sending
,e,,iu smith IA the Charleston Convention
IL. N favor of Daniel :. Dickinson.
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PoRrOr RICHMOND. MARCH 70.
- =.
ARRIVED.

ANHlVEU,
ss:s.:eie ysS.:S;s f:..s' ~ ~ "ds'' and
sss."ei ;fo.rs Feah,dy. RTi.eh.rd. Baltimore,
" scsi HI Hoss. Frsas. B.i,i%crs. md... W. D.
os sss! VIZ: sps.r.. Jones. Baltimore. su.no, b.
'S scS : Msn., Read. Ps.swa,sr. Jane. River.
lumber. w. II. fh.llps. '''
d !:%s, c Co c'''n' Baltimore. mds.
schr. North Carolina. North, Phlsaclphi..
SchI. Oxford. -. Baltimore, mdxc.. w. d. Col,
'Schr.. VIM. Kennedy, -, Philadelphia, coal. J.
" seh1' Mary Willis. North. Baltimore. DIX iron
schr: Eliza Matthews. -. Baltimore. rig iron.
schr: Exit, Gray, smith6eld, lard, c. T. wor.
than l. Co.
sss, hs. eSS as: Bansn< Baltimore.
Schr ]. w. l.. Sturxess, Scott. Eastern shor..
oats, Mllispaugh Read.
,Scnr. HaxaN. Winters. New York, mdzc, d. &
sch!. Ehza wilh.ms. Taylor, Jacksonville. ium-
..sohr Golden Rule, wilhcrt. Philadelphia, coal,
schr Louisa Gray, Weaver. New York. xuano
Schr Chr, solite. Smith Norfolk, light
Bacon Baskervil
Steamer Pennsylvanla, Teal, PHILADELPHIA. mdxe.
and passengers, II. r. Tutte.
Bark PaIthian, NJ ilier, South America hour
Schr. f.. H. At'wcode. Rich. Boston, mdze., w.
d. CoauItt h Co. We
Schr II. A: Weeks, -, New York, mdzc., W.
ID, Colqultt l. Co.
Schr Georgeanna, Langdon, down the river,
light.
Schr Leader, -, down the river, iiybt.
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FUTURE DAYS.


r IN Il ANcHEsFER.-Tks andsrsis ssd: exec.
provsio-s d ihs Win Of tSs ,sssstfi1, yin ssll =
sse ss' - X = - IT, s's':i. s:ssf
estate Of which ths tess:t.ix died ssissi. viz: a
lot the north side Of Hull or Main sireet, the
::o.s: f.Sss;ss /; is:.: 1ss.iss 6;:t .. Sssf9::
street l6s fest, tosethsr With IN old !Iansd build
ing thereon. now occupied By Besj. Moore. This
property - IN the central. business part Of the
TInMs.-Ohe fourth cash; balance at 6. II and IS
months, Tor bonds bearing interest, secured ~
trust decd The taxes for 1850 70 b. PAD b the
''''"Ef. Executor Of Nancy crAsx. n M.so, dec'd.
Sale by GODDiN & APPKRsoN, Aucts. NH ~
Rsrn4k n sAFE c1 81 SF Fac
CORNER OF HULL AND BA RNEY SIRE ETS.
As Commissioners appointed by decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Chesterh pronounced At the
OctYhe5 tern, lssa, in the csse Of Patteson, &c,
10Th April. 1850 At I o'clock r NJ. Of fair; if not.
the next fair day , one halfof HALFACRE LOT.
residence Of b.. Samuel a. Pstteson. At the corner
Of and Barney streets. fronting about S3,k feet
on the East side Of Barney street, and g. feet
the South side of Hull street. There are three
dwellings on the Lot, two wooden and one brick,
the latter Of which il now occupied by DR.. Weisi-
ger as an Office.
TERMs-Enough in cash tn defray expenses of
sale balance in equal instruments Of s, II and IL
months for bonds bearing interest, with sOOd per-
sonal security. and title retained till tine further
order of tho Court. The taxes for 1860 to be paid
by the purchasers.
3 6 Msk 3 EEkATH'{ com'r..
sale conducted b, GoDDix APPkRsox. Auct's.
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Ny Th0s. W. keesee. Auct.,
(Oflce corner 18th and Cary streets,)


M SSxxbkMr xSk ci SAhk Gk f kcuk
:; Ss,.|:HH1|-.AWAYS, BAROUCHEs, BUGGIES.
saxas WEB Il: s
p con,nene.nx a. u o'clock. On Broad, between
~. KicHMoND1u 1DE CARRIAGES.
consisting IN psft Of
Four and six seat CARR AGES,
-Four -Four an: and . two BBGGSSSSnkWsASs
hand s.s
fRIn . WAGONS nth =. - sp ID, without tor.
warranted the usual time. '' ""'
TERAs.-For all sums under $40, cash over
. .s: DsSs4 "0n' credit 81
Sale conducted by Tnos. ". Ks1sx., Xuct'r.
cs sSss to q the sS9vs :s
q; t. sale III aS, w.
A DMINISTRATORs, SALE.-Wili b sold.
o. fRiDAY. ,Ss Sd inst. q. i oeoei 4 NJ Nc al
T 1IJhTl 4 H3 SStsc COWS Mules. and FARaiS6
...can. and over. hoads peysbls ia sis sessHs.
with GOOD security ''; SN5 .' frkx asa S;s
H.nneo coa as% h 81 asf s M,s,sl0e1 dso
,Aiss. q. same time, win - rented EFT
Y SEEDED, toE. the balance Of the year. Also,
ave Nf9kOE6 will b hired out for the bal;
md s: ::: : s ~:
those having claims against the sasd estate will
s s:: them properly fsf
NH HID Adm'r Of JSo. WHirLocx. decfd.
A pMs!Nl4T1ATcS,S 49, ~ vkRY
a. a VALUABLE ShAiy Ks BE- sold q psb
March. $50. q the late rseiasnee Of Z. OmohnS..
dre. H., deosaeed. situated in the county 81 Fir
. :y: 81. aEs. ..s VI; WSsfEc sS sY;': a.
aaa vail = 4rld ~. stH McNshe time fc, sssssi. -
scssss sast:ess: ~ ssac.a WI sessss ~.
Tf1 s.., !Ee;,j s,$Ss "
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The Capital Of Maine,

PORTLAND, Ne. March II. ls60.-The Senate
i0.dsv, after i long discussion, voted to refer
The proposition for the removal ofth seat OF
yernmeni from Augusta 10 Portland, to the
fpu legislature
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BY Edmond, DnvenPort 4 Co., AuCVs.
CARGO SALE or RIO COFFEE AND
DAY, March 2lst, at IL o'clock NJ, we will offer
for sale, at our warehouse, head of the Dock,
$3.50 bags OF prime RIO COFFEE. IN twilled bags
cargo of the SallIe Masee, Just in FROM Rio.
ALSO
$50 casks HIBBERT'S LONDON PORTER
pints and quarts. received per ship Victoria
direct from London.
ALSO
$500 sacks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT. cargo of
the ship Alexander. direct from Liverpool.
And expected IN time,
lOO casks new RICE, from Charlie ton s. C.
NH Is EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co.
Will he added to the above sale
700 bags Government: JAVA COFFEE
NH IL f.. u. 4 co
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By Richa I'd Cauthorn, Auct.r.

NTOCK OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS. BAR
- AND FIXTURES, &c. AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY. 2ist INST at 10 clock. at the store
corner of 9TH and BY rd streets. will sell, NJ auc-
ton. the entire stock of GROCERIES, consisting
81 the usnal variety N a retail grocery. Also the
BAR and FlXTCk RES. and the Key of the house
The sale will commence with the Kew. Bar and
Fixtures r. CAUTHORN,
mn ~ AuctiOneer.
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BY Jas. M. TayIor T. Son. Auct's.

VALUABLE RIAL ESlATE ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, NEAR TO PEARL
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-We will
sell on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, tho Ath
Gay Of April, commencing at II O'Clock, NJ, the
valuable pr. perty located above. adjoining the
store Of Messrs. Gardner. Carlton Co., and now
IN the occupancy IF Mr.. N. G. Barton. 1t fronts
on Main street about 2s1a feet, and runs hack an
average depth OF about U feet.
Being IN the very heart Of the most business part
OF the city, this is regarded a. the most valuable
property now offered. plat may be seen 1t the
Ofhce OF the AuctiOneers
,s sn' nh1nss ::
and ecured by trust deed The purchaser to o. nav
the taxes and insurance for 1850
mhH JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Auct's
VALUARLE Real ESTATE AT THE
.r : S.OUTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND 6rH
STREETS, AT AUCTION.--The subscriber hav-
ing purchased elsewhere, will offer for sale, at
Ruric auction, upon the premises. THURS
pa the 5h day Of April, commencing at a.
ociook r NJ. his present reside nee, located ~ the
JaGent TO- the Second Market.
The improvements are 4 dwelling containing
nine looms closets, &c. The lot fronts "a feet md
runs back ~ ieet to wide alley. The premises
are supplied with gas and water,
The location OF this property renders il yaua hle
for dwelling or for business purposes
TRRMs.-One sixth cash; the bal ance At 6 r. a.
"A and 30 months, for negotiable notes. with inteT
est ADDED, and secured by q trust deed The pur-
chaser to pay the taxes and insurance for lS6O-
Possession given immedI"tely -
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR L SoS, Aucts. NH Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-20
Sailing ot the North American

PoBTLssp, Ne, March l., les0.-The steam.
hip North American, Capt. Acton, sailed for
queenstown aud Liverpool, at o'clock this
evening She takes out G3 passengers and u full