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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE r.. W. LINB.
Exclusively for the journal.
Democratic National Convention.
MO NOMINATLON1
IT ADJOURNs TILL JUNE!
Place Changed to Baltimore
Remainder OF Last Nights Proceed
ings--More BaIloting.

, GHARLEsTo2, Maya, p. ,M.LThe Con ven-
ton met at o'clock.
MI. Cuttings, of Maryland, gave notice
that after the next ballot this Convehtion
adjourn to meet in Baltimore on the first
Monday in June. He thought delegates
should 90 home and see their constituents,
and they would be ready to do their duty
by nominating any man who geahYbeat the
Black Republicans. A%~ E--@ 80
Josiah Randall. of Philadelphia, would
move to amend to adjourn sine die.
Thirty fifth ballot-Douglas 1872, others
as IN the 34thr 81 -
Debate ensted on Mr. Gittingss motion.
lie assured the Convention that Baltimore
MAS no longer Plug Ugly town, and prom
ised hospitable welcome to the Conven-
tom fThemotion was Withdrawn, but he
said he would renew it in the course of the
evening se - ~s-rs tz fst 81 q e -
During the Seth ballot, Arkansas having
J voted forBreckinridge, a delegate from Ken
lucky requested the vote to be withdrawn,
as he was instructed by Mr.. B. not to allow
the use of his name in opposition to the
gentlemen at present in nomination, eSpe-
cially to Mr.. Guthrie.s q "a --
36th Ballot-Douglas 1919; others un-
changed feW " - tfiEM .rCtZ
Tennessee withdrew the name OF johnson
rs candidate. -. .-... .-.,.,..-
37th Ballot Douglas l5l4 Guthrie 54 J;
Lane l24; Hunter l6; johnson Il; Dick
inson 54 : DSvis u. .-s-F-tA'a "A sa
3sth Ballot-The same as 81, except
that Guthrie bad &C.
From the ,3sth, to, the ,55th ballot the vote
did not vary materially i..ia.. "a o..
r The resolution to adjourn TO Baltimore
was laid on the table without division.
Mr. Gittings made 4 motion that it is
inc expcdient at this time to make a noniina-
ton. He wanted geRtlemen TO face the
music. The motion was declared OUT of
order ~ "a .if'i
The 53th, 56,h, and 57th ballots were
much like the others. .rs
Mr.. Ashe, of n. G., moyedto adjourn.
Mr. Gittings moyed to amend thai. we
adjourn till the first Monday in -JufIe-re-
jected. -i+f1 'a.-, -'s'-i .,'i
A vote by States was taken on the ruo-
ton TO adjourn-syes, l4s, noes l0e.
! j Adjourned 1T q quarter of 8 o clock.
Mr. Douglass friends are determined TO
stick to him to the last. ...-, ..t,4s
u CHARLRsToN, May 2, $3.50 p n.--Every
persorr is " carried, Cand large number Of
delegates have departed. The Douglas
leaders say they pretoF no neininatiout TO his
defeat and VIII act upon that idea if practic
able New England delegations are pre-
pared 10. abandon him;qaisosNew York and
Indiana exhibit, fltering eyidenceSI \
stampede isrthreatepipg. is z His headquarters
are almost deserted Tonight. --.-. ...r
AIR. Hunter has been telegraphsd asto al
lowing the further use Of his name.
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SsRENADE.-The Evansville Brass Band
serenaded Col. II. S. LANE at the residence
OF A. DeFrees, Esq, on Seventh street, on
Wednesday evening last. The music was
excellent and fell on the ear, on that beau
tiful evening, with pleasing effect.
Col. Lane, in few remarks, in his happy
style, thanked the musicians for the compli-
ment. Refreshments were then served, and
the band departed to their slunbers.
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gss-A gentleman from Warrick county,
who heard Coils Lane aud Hendricks debate
at Newburg, tells us that it was generally
admitted that Col. Lane got the best of the
argument, and produced the most favorable
impression The Opposition up there are
highly pleased with the result Of Col Lanes
visit. Onr informant says that it is the de-
termination to give Col. L. greater vote in
Ohio Township Tin which Newburgh is To-
catedl than Fremont got in the whole coun-
ty in 1856. ii. 60 800. d..
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SAVANNAH, Ga, May ;, M-One hundred
guns were fred on the battery this everiRg
IN honor of the withdrawal of the Southern
States from tie Convention.
Capt Farnham, of the Iiqndcrcr, who has.
been .confine,t in Jail here for the pdstsix
months, has been released by soplc friends
and an attempt By the U. S. Marshal to ar
rest him was resisted with revolvers. Fl
RAHy the Marshal comp I'm isct the matter,
and Farnham is to appear on Wednessla y
and give bonds in $50, 600.
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EGs~ That clever and accommodating ex-
pressnlsn, Mr. JAMES FERRY formerly of
this city,, has been transferred from the Ad-
ans Express Office ut Indianapolis to the
route between Indianapolis and Evansville,
as messenger. MIR. Ferry will prove faith
full and popular in the new position as he
did in the cid. He is the printer 5 friend
he makes practice of furnishing them with
che latest news
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04

BssS- A portion of the Carpenter Block,
on Locust street, was destroyed by fire ON
Wednesday morning. Supposed to be the
work of an in ccndiary. The building wss
not worth much, except for old lumber -
The portion that burned was that which
was left after the greater part had been torn
down by the proprietor.
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EE5- Nothing OF amy consequence, except
speech-makiUg by Messrs Yancey and lar
ry, WAS done in the Southern Seceders' Com
vention, on the evening of the I'd. The
Convention WAS holding off to see what tire
other Convention would do. r4p'als4 81
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Ss2y- Hon. f.. P. Blair, jr.. made =
speech on the evening of the adjournmenr of
the Virginia Republican Convention at
Wheeling. An immense crowd was in at
tendance and great enthusiasm prevailed
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MARRIED,

on Thursday evening, May 3D. by Rev. Br
Kreteh1ner. Mr.. PHIIIP GEIsLEE to Miss CHRISTINE
D. KRUsE. t 14FffI a TtgtFt
The Printers we've remembered in the shape OF z
large cake, which they proceeded to devour with
their usual gustO. We wish Philip and his lady q
long life Of happiness, and hope they may be bless
cd with the good things oflifo as beautifully they
stpplied the Printers '+'
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6ESE Mr. y. g. GRAHAM. delivery messeli-
ger for the city of the Adams Express, asent
US around, last evening, u nice fresh white
fish from the Northern Lakes. He receives
fresh fish every Thursday, and has them for
sale. Leave your orders with him at the
Express Office aud he will supply-you.
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NUMBER gO5.

B~We saw DR.. PuRCELL, the Corn Doel
tor, take off a large .bunion yesterday from
a persons foot The operation was perform
ed without the least pain or Inconvenience
The Doctor leaves. for Henderson soon, and
we recommend him as scientific operator
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Tbe- friends here
of the Seceders at Charleston openly avow
their policy to be that of throwing the
election into the House by running three or
four tickets. Once there, they count on j 5
Southern States together with California
and Oregon to elect their man. This plan
involves keeping out Kansas until the next
session, which they have the power to do
through the Senate
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TribuMe,s CorFespondenee.

CHARLEsToN May 2.-Mayor Wood ap-
speared to-daysin the Seceders'' Con veutiom,
and explained that he had been invited to
attend their meeting last night, but he felt
himself delicately situated without further
action - tsve& .Sta a-A s-r-F-tINN
d. . Mr. Yancey delicateEy gave him the cold
shoulder by suggesting that the Convention
was composed Of retiring delegations, aandr
regretted that he had not been admitted so
as tobe in that category, IL .aGgsgH
Mr. Wood took the hint, and has made a
virtue of necessity, by a written protest
against their proceedings. ,.ss..,t.,.
The developments last night were almost
conclusive against the. possibility Of Mr..
Douglas TO obtain a two-thirds vote, even if
his vote should rise to majority. The in
terpretation of the rule was purposely adopt-
ed toexclude him, and he was fully apprised
of the consequences when a vote was taken.
|. The Timer seorrespondentsays. Fernando
Wood aud hisdelegation left this morning in
the James Adg>r for New York. Since he is
non-committaI to either Convention il is
stated that portion of Virginia will break
off, and that the Douglas party expect an
accession from it tonight. They contideut-
ly say they will nominate him or adjourn to
New York i1, - .i'- .'' .'.ti -7
Charles 0Conner, Of New York, is now,
I spoken of 'as candidate for Vice President
in the Secession Convention.
F. c. Ripley, of Charleston, has chal-
lenged DR.. Churchill OF the Steamer W. r..
! SpauEdIng for alleged insult Dr. c. EN-
tirely disclaims amy Intentions to be unciv-
il, and there will be no duel.
CHARLxsrox,,A May :3i.-The Co6yeation
re-assembled thiSrlnornjng.. illr. Russell, of
Virginia, N tde an explsnftion with regard
to the Tennessee compromise, and offered a
/ resolution THAT when this Convention ad-
journ it adjourn to meetstt Baltimore on
| the 18th of June.
! Mr.. Mason raised the point of order that
/ the resolution must lay over one day
The President decided the resolution in
order, except fixing the place of re-assem-
bling, if the pending order for ban5ting
be supported. i.3' ~ 5't@-...
A motion Was made to suspend the order
for bellotipg and earEie,is- 1eat sl99,
nays 81. W.. ta'f. @N
Mr.. RusselI's resolution is as follows:
l. Resoiced, That when this Convention ad
journ to-day it will be to meet in .Balti-
more on Monday, the 18th 81 June, in order
I to affor,i States that are not repreSented IN
opportunity TO fiji up their delegations.
A delegate from Tennessee moved to
strike out Baltimore, and insert Philadel-
phiA. ...., -,.-t..l. .-s-s... ...e-e
4 The confusion and excitement WAS Sc
great that it was difficult TO hear anything
that was said. -.rl -.t..-s .,---.V
Mr. Randall moved to insert PhiEldeiphis
and the 4th July.
Mr.. Ludlow moved 10 insert New York
This motion WIS rejected
vote was taken on substituting Phiia
delpha for baltimore Rejected-ayes SO
nays l66.
The resolution Ia meet in Baltimore wa
adOptsd-ayes 1875, nays 30.
MIR. Stuart, of Mich, moved that The Con
venton adjourn. frff la.E.
Gen. Spratt proposed, three CHEERS lor th
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04

AGRIcrLTuRAL NorIcK.-The Wander
burgh County Agricultural and Horticultu-
raj Society viii hold its regular monthly
meeting at the Court House ON Saturday
next, the 9TH inst, at . O'Clock Pm.
BY order OF the President.
A. ". CHUTE, Secy.
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FINE PIcruREs.-We have beenpresented
blythe TILEsToN Photographic
artists, Main street--xith photographs Of
Col. HENRY S. LANE and Mr JoEATHAN
S.-HARyEY, Opposition nominees Tor Gov
ernor and Treasurer Of State. These pic
lures are very faithful Representations of the
original. They are tie next thing to life
for naturalness. -
We looked through the establishment of
the Messrs. Tileston the other day, and were
much entertained by an Examination of
their gallery Of pictures They have rep
reservations of a anamber of interesting
coGntenances ON exhibition An hour can
he pleasantly passed in an examination of
them. ,-s.ut. u ~ rrtDasr44R
Messrs. r. have excellent Etcilities for ob-
tanning good pictares, and the skill and
knowledge of busiaess necessary TO produce
them. AS an evidence OF their reputation
as artists, we mention the fact that wien
DIR. Boyntou, the Geological lecturer, was
here last winter, they obtained his photo
graphic likeness /; pleased him so well
that he wrote back from Lynehburg, Va,
for dozen copies, TO be sent on to him.
These gentlemen are preparing to take
life-size. photographs, which they will be
ready to have colored to nature. Their
terprise is commendable, and deserves en-
couragement. i3
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EES-We are under obligations to CotIn-
ty Auditor WALKER for courtesies extended
to us in getting copies of township asses
sorS returns.
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BsB We acknowledge the receipt of g The
Grave of the Loved "a poetical effusion
from the pen of a lady correspondent. 1t
will be published when we have n little
more spare room in the paper.
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BEBvlnERE, N. j., May 3d.-- Hardin has
been sentenced to he l4ng on The 2Sth of
June, between the honrs OF l0 A. NJ and ?
pm When asked why senteuce shonid
not be pronounced on hun, he said az have
nothing TO say" .t=tra sta
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Local and Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

slar Read the advertisement of RosER
Bros in the proper column. They are re-
ceiving daily all the latest styles. OF new
goods.
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AAeT4ER TO CO.VsTRsgCTORS.-
@t4 Council Chafn3ur, April a. 1860. The Conn
mon Council of the City of Evansville will receive
sealed proposals until the 26th day Of May, 1860.
for grading the alley running through Block
Der thirty-three (No. 33), in Stockwelrs Enlarge
ment of said City; said alley extending from Vine
to DivisiOa street, and situated between Iiith aud
sixth streets The same to be filled to such grade
as may be Indicated by the City Surveyor.
4. BURKE, Clerk.
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re- -GrscrHaArt, May 3, The tfyfeis has
fallen II inches during the last II hours,
Nav 10 feet = Inches in lAe channel j..
Weather clear and warm. 81
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Michigan RcpubIaeAss Convention.

DETROIT, May 2.-The Re4abliean State
Convention met in this city te-says aud ap-
pointed Austin Blair, Walter ~ Murphy,
Thomas W. FilIey and Joseph j. SasRclair
delegates at large to the Chicago GonFen-
ton. f... . -t~H a.ttI
Strong Seward resolutions were adopt
ed, and the proceedings were harmonious.
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Rs35-' Mr.. JAMES FEKRY, of the Adams
Express, furnished US with fresh papers last
evening
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HALIFAX, May 3, M.-The steamer Canada
sailed at midnight for Boston, where she will
be due Friday morning. t"a' ~ -'.''a
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Sea- good Compositor can find employ
ment by immediate application at this Office.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL


-. (Ait.fl6d) " .N'
BY the week payable to Carriers --.-- -..-.% 10
Fr-Weekly Paper. w
weakly PYttr .............. OO
e Clubs of l6or nsore........--.. OO
s The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
70 their Immediate business, in their own i',Ie
aud all advertisements for the benefit OF other
persons, well legal advertisements and adyer-
tisements of auction saes and advertisements with
the name of other persons, sent ia by them, must
- be paid for at tile usual rates s. 3
Esae No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, society association or public meeting
and uuiegtou designed to call attention to
an matter of limited of individual interest be
inserted unlesss paid for advertisements.
Rp Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be
discontinued unless order 70 that effect is left at
the Giiiec, and when discontinued in less than
year, the price of the whole year will be charged
= na Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
isle at the expense of the attorneys ordering, aud
deiayabe for legal proceedings, bat colluctable
- usual time.
81 Our, terms for job Work and transient a'lver-
kiaaluNItts CASH
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sOOO Pairs WALKER'S a

5000 Pairs WALKERS aEd.
other, TRACE CHAINS.
5 casks LOG AND PL0Ey
CHAINS. 'e '.'. Y ''
SO doz Root HAME;s. -.df
so doz Horse and Mule Col
LARS, (GOOD.) Peg
100 doz AMERICAN ZOE
'a CO.'S Planters Hoes.
so doz Garden RAKES, steel
and iron. M
25 doz MANURE forks, ass'd.
so doz o. AMES', and others,
Shovels and Spades.
so doz TUTTLES Hook Tooth
Cross-Cut Saws. fht
100 doz WELLS, (Hunt's)
Lippincott's and Collins
Axes. ssa tD8 Hsd s9ai 80
so doz HUNTS Hatchets.
25 doz HUNTS Broad and
Hand Axes.
Is doz WITHERBY'S Draw
ing Knives. 49,
25 doz SPEAR & JACKS0N'S
Hand Saws. . t-a'i
SO doz COOKS Patent, and
other, AUGER BITS.
200 dez AUGERS, Blue Nut
Grad Twist and Common.
1000 doz TABLE KNIVES,
English, and j. Russell e.
7 Co.'s AMERICAN.
500 dez WOSTENHOLM'S,
Bunting's and Barnes
st POCKET KNIVES.
SO doz WADE & BUTCHERS
Razors. .iq aq...a
1,OOO,O 900 G.. D., S. r., and
r Water Proof Caps.
....l.. ALSO
100 0oz WALDRON Grass and
+ Grain Scythes.
so doz BLO0D'S Silver Steel
SCYTHES. - ss1eafA
100 doz Superior SCYTHE
SNATHES. 5 4aai
100 doz FORKS, 2 q Z prong,
Superior. ...
SO doz Grain CRADLES, Bow
and Wire Brace. 'se'e-
SO Wood HAY Rakes. as.
100 Grind SGonCs, is co SO in. I.
200 1oz Soytj,o ST0N lis.
f l.rt 81 s.ss<-c
EC0 d54 XIf4.-;. 5 .eailsa.
90 cases Ok s.s@i Ce5fa
EzaLa5 ~ 1865.
.tt7s. -ita.i lffls-s.uh rfir<. +3 A-
Ac5<9i fee II
=, IlX:2 ~
ol1 hand. / L-.s u tCiR
as5t..s- z .fss IT.
Sf.5s51s,' y 81 u. " A.it -
1v99z43 oG { rarY de5 :.
r g. fE-i.4s Xetut7'r ith IT,. $3.50 aFis
I prompt tIde tlIfA Rsff5S s Afs tS
merl3 a.lH "a Whoiessissleaief.
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cIncinnatiNIarknt.

CINcNNATI, May 3, NJ Flour quiet; SUI
per . 60 3 Whisky unchanged; demand
fair at hS@ls4.A froHieiqGs sbpnchanged.
Wheat firm. Corn actiNe. ...
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ESTES or .aDT-sRTEsE.n,G.

) !. ) : s :
i DoJ. I . SOL rs / oOI | % SO rs
Z Da.S. rs i5i 10 sol % 90
3 Du.s. 1 OOt 1901 IS! 20 :7S p
4 Daas,l l % 80 2 so I5l ,75l 4 IS
s Dars. / 90 2 lOl 80 6o' 42ol 30
/ We.k. | 60I 2 25 8 oOl 75I 80 .
z We(ka1 50 rs Ool Is SO IS
5 We ksl 90 so 90 80 90 10 SO
i7SIo. 90 6 90 90 40 oO I II 90 Il o
Z Gies. 8 90 8 10 II so Is 70 10 % IS 10
s'Mor 7 Ol1I rs Is 90 ls rs u so &c u
4 MOS. s so II rs II 90 II 25 % 50 % IS
. Mos 10 90 IS OOI 20 90 IS 90 30 90 a5 90
. BIOS Is 90 10 50 26 90 - SOL 80 90 45 so
II MOS Is 90 q SO 80 90 81 so As Oa 81 50
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EADKHs WILL BE GLAD T6
LIZ learn. that Roser Bros. have been receiving
daily the last ten day by express and railroadf
an entire new stock offancy DRESS Go0Ds-NEM
STYL IeS, with good many other articles, such az
ParTssols EmbrOidered aud Plain Grape SbaSis5
Leghorn Hats and Flats for children and misses
Those ffteen-sprng misses Hoops are something
worth having. With the knowledge that goods can.
be bought of Rosers cheap ifsot little cheaper,
tkAu any other house, the ladies viii be sure 10
consult their interest, and go 70 No. 80 Main street
= may4 t.rrlFff Il NIfefH ROSEk BROS.
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gt4- There was Il beautiful lunar rainbow,
last night, surrounding the moon. Its ap-
pearanoe indicated moisture in the atmos-
phere, which will soon produce rain.
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na1ao r,Kt,k. 20 EuTCHRRR y.

@tE sIaskct Gardcners.--Iho vegetable stands
and six butchers stAuis in the Upper Market wit
be Itase.l by public Outcry said Market, tbs
morning OF saturday, nay 18th, 1S6V, Of ~ o'clock.
The tenn of this lease 10 be three months, va.
from ABIy lst 10 August lst, lsBO. t..l
p. BURKE, Clerk.
.let,.,y's 's ono. MAY 81. 1sG01--ni,sy4
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ussyc,r xEyS'r.-.s WIZ Ea.x.w q
- t,1f44e MstH iitIi'isDsns "tri ans girlth and
other coHYeniences. Possession giysi ilntne iiat,iy
in.a aiae.I' .I'iswilf F6q.i-e ofo @. =. LEWIS for
tic .crir,s. u. t.-.....a inayf
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E@0U ~ 80 THE sTEsWEs.-FOR Sale
efH upon very easy terms. Lots IS and l6, Block
81 Eastern Enldrgefneht Of Evansville. Enquire
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cnarttsroS, Aaty - 5 yh hen the -cqaxcn-
lion met, after explanations touching gthe
Tennessee compromise resolutions, RuSseliof
Va offered resolution to adjourn to Ba.ti-
more on the 9th of June, which was adopt
ed by n vote of / sc to SO. ~ 1-.... -=fsrS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17

- 2o terces prime Rice
800 bbls. prime New Orleans Moasses
90 kbs "Ncw York' syrup
1000 Sides Sole Leather
500 pkgs Greer and Black Teas (sone pnnsl
900 bags Ginger, Pepper Snd Spice
10 bales Cloves and CinnAmsn
800 bIs. Glass; 80 bbls. Tanners Oh
800 bKs. "Hull's Extra" and Rcsin sosP
800 doE Brooms 800 do Bueks.b
1000 reams Letter Cap sai nsaSSars Paper =.
200 bales Candlewiek SAD fvne, for sale % me ~
low [fe9s-t1 TissLEY, TARsY "ILLiA''--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
,RRVALSATPR PRINCIPAL HOTELS

ENCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE
JOHN p a THOMAS e. BALLARD, PaoFEruoEs.
NAV 6.h, l-tl
Hsudtll. Macs Lawrence. Va
a 4..r.. Kv wood, WIFE do
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