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A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
District Auction-In the matter Of the Succession Of
Oliver q. Yanlandingharn, deceased.
= bI j. =. W ALI ON, --- "
Auehoneer-Offee. 40 Camp street.

CATURDAY, the Sd November, 1850, at IL
- NJ the St. Charles Hotel Exchange. by vrtne
pursuance Of order by the Honorable the Sixth judi
District Court Parish of East Baton Rouge dated the 9th
day Of sepemheE lsS0 No Big ia2con, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth District Of the
city New Orleans in the bounded by Water Jackson
eyee Philip designated by the letter R. square
g. plan drawn by Hugh Grant Surveyor q the city Of La
being plan of said city measuring O. feet front
evee street "a feet inches front Water street. Sc feet
Philip street. and feet inches the line
wards Jackson street.
myTERMSO third cash, and the balance credit of
one years from of saepurchaers give in
coupons partition amongst the heirs Said notes
bear six from date until maturity and eight
cent maturity if paid until paid with mortgage
tanned the property with vendors privilege to secure the
payment of notes.
Act Of before Theodore o. Stark Notary Public al the
expense Of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-05

r OSp OR MISREPRESENTATION for EIGHTY
NJ SHARES Bank OF New Orleans Stock, Issued to JOHN
Al. HALL.
Notice hereby given that application will made for re-
newal of said Certificate after sixty days from date.
New nrlenns An ist TX lSie Hul5 ltw6w
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y,s .rx coyrnIR1IABLEs-Ie BoartI

WIS AUX Ab6ar
IA Inspectors a ssessGmenI $, re9nra a tl95ei de
villa nu local ID tUN0is ler sine l5nle, 22e
some tours dn mos uctobre 1890 me mois de
Novehre uiyant rdVis Faction dn Boafd DIES Asses
sers ct de applications seeours deS peS9nne
oui de In vile tante les olcs
eni=nt exposes pour eNmen Ell correction par e
pr6sente aimee. 49, =, g, a
I sonssigne tend.a chaque ou de 10 heures A. H.
local susd pendant rehte jonfs paftlr
A'eNhiher Roles d A et De
recevor les applications aour gu paen faire.
| Nouvelle- Orleans. d de septemhre 1860.
John A. WATKINS.
SEQ ot secretae du Board Inspetenrs
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orr1ce OF The NEW ORLEANS CITY RALnoA

OFFICE or The NEW ORLEANS CITY RAILROAD Co.,
No A Royal street.
uy-Sealed Proposals will be received MT
this office until the 4h of October for furnishing 4l5 tee
n MA Of RED CYPRESS, OF the following sizes: 2bW feet
30 and 90 in lengths Of 20 10 80 feet, to be delivered
as follows: ..-,. ~.
2OO 10 EspIanade street. from Broad street TO Bayou
ST. Joh29150 feet the LIST December and the balance
monthly say % $50 each month until the whole delivered
l23O1 70 on Mctare Shell Road from New Canal TO Bayou
ST. John in lots 900 feet be delivered monthly
mencing the lst December.
lt00 5l2 and to be delivered on Magazine and PrytaGa
streets First District in lois of 4UOQg feet, monthly,
commencing the LIST November. ~
Said be entirely free from SAP bad knots splits and
ther defects calculated toimpair its durability
Bids be per 1000 feet tB. NJ, delivered and piled.
S. l.. JAMES,
se21 I'd Engineer and Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-05

BOARD OF PUBLIC Schools SECOND DISTRICT,
Seeretary's Office.
rG-To House Builders-A Plan and Specih-
a erected TINS Dfcl, de-
posted in this Office and may be examined - -,
proposals the above building VIII be received u
the 9th inst ,,,,. ', :,
nj
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AMUsEM.TNTS.

AN USEMlE. ~ a =. -.---s--
a rAnEnsV frs sTsTss~- NpyMY f}P NTrsrc
"A 1{AD<SsAs W itseet1 -
--ForraerIy--
spaIdfne Il Rogers, Aup,.tst,. alter.
sp.rpIve ROGERS Pm, -tetOss
d. q sI.Ey... Manager D. r. CALDER Tfeas urer
n.v..t .rr,Pn1y t,.tot.- -.
v n & .,s,se Of Ia les and Children tsys "a, -
gwen an sSt5ig5 2 u vsrFI1ipIsS HiEsyBgrr
r,s,L 1890 ~, 9 II b;a fslsnnd Tse,r
member ayng been leleeed for his superior excellence ard In
inepded ia he sss the anteaTse q E gI
'I%A.F-- " fitps HEEL UsI .Ifs S5s
ny ''aosaHN ana boboysASIEs py faesa anu Aiis hosat
HrADaIssIoN IN e co;i,sn and ssrvzrts "a attend
~ gors onsn At ntsiq 4, % 4 A. e4.p 4 4s
past T. Doors omen ea,i ~ ~ eTtaia
rises at a duarteT. pasf II - f ''
F-Performanee Every Nigi,t and Every Saturday Noon
n55-Ofbce open from ga nj 10 RI II
oS pa eIsPP seens
VsS,I, caTN 1rr&n Z, !. =,
EoHe 5AE/E1---EO It 5ALE.
EgSN EOtG sa<EI--AS ALEoPPERfsD and Copper
Fastened sHIP-regisier 10 tons carrying capacity
bales cotton built In Maine IN Ist OF hTst.rate
maerias and now in good sailing oser For terms TO
o. y u AsHBEIDGs z NErhEM:
- - - -
~
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VALUABLE DWELLINGS or BAaoxxE sTREET-Two
LOTS or GROUND Posmnis strees-very Desirable
Dwelling Euterpe sreetloses and Stocks, for
ofthe Succession Of Robert NJ Graham, decreased.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-05

CARoYDELEr CANAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
New Orleans, Sept. II, 1850 )
aa-At u special meeting of the Board 0I Di-
rector held tie l2 inst The following resolution was
adopted .,-. - - -
Heso ed That hereafter oated mhers spas of any
descpti0n shall be allowed the harbo or any part OF
the Bayou John and Canal Caondee and sixty daSs from
ts il. Of October next allowed oil any such tim
Hers DR. pars now in the Company be removed,
under the penalty eyeFy day that tt same shall
main PERIOD removed at their own expense
and sold 10 satisfy The privilege and expense - =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-05

old AND PURE RYE wHESKY-lOO barreli
" warranted old and pure, in store and far sale by
fell 3. JONES co.. Oh Grayieg stTses
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: ONE HUNDRED puLLAks RnwA.I


S will paid FOR tie apprehension and delivery OF the
JOE If taken of the State and Fifty Dollars ii
found in the city alive He at his quarters
fhe Orleans Press O'Clock evening OF the
Of April hour afterwards reported the
residence the undersigned by unknown that he had
been chased the river by Waterman and drowned
which believed to be to facilitate his escape nothing
OF the kind occurred Joe
about is years old color black the deepest
ahae he about inches high has large mouth
thick lps and noss well made stout and
intelligent He had when he left home pair of cottonade
pantaloons and hickory shirt.
Masters of hereby harbor slave
a. The penalties of the law will bs enforced against them
a26 5m q n. yANCEY.
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HEADQUARTERS STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF TIE CossTIruII0SAL uNIoE PARTY,

HEADQUARTERS STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE }
OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL uEIoF PARTY,
August 8, 1860
ns-nlass Meetings Will he held throughout
the CITY the Presidential Election as follows:
Third District-Washngt9n Square. WEDNESDAY, August
l5 instant. ,,,,,,, :, c.-,,
second District-PIaee Aunes TUESDAY, September L.
Fourth :. Clay Square, WEDNE Sept ~
First Clay Statue, tCanal street, W EuNfoDAA ~
October B. ,,,r,,,>,,,,p,x, ~. -
Third Distrct-Wsshington Square. WEDNESDAY, Oct IL
Right Bank tAlgiersl--sATURDAY, October ~
First Districi-Gay Statue, Canal streep MONDAY Nov D.
Distinguished Speakers will address the several meetings.
The various Clubs Constitutional Union Bell and
Everett Party respectfully invited to turn ouand to the
public generally irrespective Of party cordial invitation
extended. BY order Of the Gofninltieea:, -, $3.50.
Tune CupRy Secretary aug to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-05
MARBLE WORKS

Monuments Tobs and Head Stones Piers ann Center Table
Tens Counter Slabs Pieces and Crate Setting,
Flooring Tiles Ban4uee and Yard Flaggng Iron Railing
Coping etc.
By CAEANAuGH GULLY, @.Z
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s. r. NWkExMsSavS EsI.ANTEEeS, EsATENTEl
- GO R DIV GOD GUTTER

The exclusive patent rights the been purchased
by company Of gentlemen city New Orleans for The
States of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
Florida Texas South Carolina All parties wishing pur
chase parish county State rights Res of machinery
by applying to the undersigned who is sole
agent for the above company
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rV,HURSDAY.O Oct. 20. ls6ot az ~ o,ciock H. H.
azine streets by consent parties effect partition
ne heirs the John Leslie ST. deceased the following
yerv valuable property will be sold at auction, viz
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND together with the improve
ets her on situated First District of this city and in
te square bounded by Canal Camp Common and Magazine
streets said measuring 40 feet inches front on Canal street
al fee inches in dep and Camp 81 feet in
depth on the opposite line and III inches ~ feet inces wide
in the rear French measurement Said Lot forms the south
east corner of Canal and Camp streets -
The improvements comprise FourStory Brick Buildings
occupied BY Messrs. Judson and others.
Situated property Is in the center of business It's
advantages apparent as 10 render an enumeration OF then
Possession given on the 9Th Of November, 1860.
n-TERMS-O fourth cash; balance att, and years
credit secured by mortgage the property bearn!
the Of six cent annnm from DATE unit
maturity if not then promptly paid eight per cent annun
thereafter until final the last not TO be consrue
in any manner 70 as delay the puncual payment of sa
notes but 10 operate penal clause only
The be kept insured at the expense OF tn
purchaser than the Of the first note and tn
policy the vendors until the note is paid Note
10 be divided convenience of vendors II required
Act Of sale D. Ricardo, Notary Public at the ex
pense Of chaser. seZi
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nIRp FILLING FOR SALE AT REASONABLE
II Mites AppIy on Poydras e between St Charles
aaonieet streets 10 the Foreman the work, or TO
segS as NATHAN STEPHENS
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McNAIR,s ACADEMY,

The Third Session of this Academy will commence on MON
AY Oct The study is thorough designed 10
nare bnys for the colleges, requisite for
mercantile agricnltn al pursuits.
For circulars, stating terms ec apply TO w " Raymond,
80 STa f 1897 - r. II. McSATR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-05

RESIDENCES vALABLEs DAMS LA RUE BARoNNE
Deux Terrains dams la Rue Poymnie ~ Residences tres
desrabes dams Ia Euterpe- Esclaves Actions de
Chemin de Fer, compile de la succession de Robert
Graham, decide.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-05

RH>New Lusitanos Benevolent Association
NEW ORLEANsNoTIcE OF ELEeTIoE-P 10 All ls
Sec the Constitution amended Jnly ls 1861 the members
be held MONDAY NEXT 9Th inst at their Hall corner q
Elyan Fields Streets for the purpose Of elecng
Officers of the Association also Physician Collector ana
Grand Marshal. ,,, i,
NJ, precisely. BY order Of the President :: ,
"a It ANTHONY SAMBOLA, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03

RIaleS, SNncr.RhnSnhalc.


Il. NJ. Rhodes, proprietor Of this standard
and established super-phosphate, is on n visit
to this city, and can be found at the office OF
Mess:s. Sclaer, kohler & Co., on Cary street,
who are the sole agents for the sale Of the
Rhodes manure in Richmond.
This gentleman has been on an extensive
tour throughout the planting sections, also the
island of Cuba, where this manure has been
largely experimental with in sugar and tobac'
CO culture, resulting very satisfactory.
We must congratulate Mr.. Rhodes upon his
energy and perseverance in Introducing this ma
nure into such general use; and we further have
pleasure in extending our unqualified confidence
in the integrity Of its manufacture, which is
under the supervision of the eminent manuiac-
turing chemists, Potts u klett, who possess
extensive facilities both in ample works and
large means; and, at the same time, extend
theirtpcrsonal guarantee Of purity and free.
dom from all adultcration in the Rhodes Ma
nurc."
Planters az seeing the Importance Vi pro-
curing reliable manures, as the Improvement of
acorn lands is very manifest, more especially,
as the high price Of lands in the South-Wcst,
will stop emigration to that section-then,
again, the South must see the importance OF
encouraging the homestead. We wiil also add,
this manure supplies phoSphoric acid-thc in
diSpensable nutriment Of plants, in 4 $otnbte
5orm-rcadv for immediate assimilation. For
tobacco culture the Rhodes manure is cstah.
lishcd.
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The Trial Of Land for Murder.

The following is given as a summary OF the
material points in Mrs. LIS torn letter, which.
the reader will perceive. contradicts in toto her
previous testimony on the stand:
son the 10th Of June Mrs. Land discovered
her husband in foqrunH diiicto, and reprcach.
ed him for it, at which lie Land) rctortcd 10y
accusing her Of a want Of chastity, on the 18th
of June. She started to 90 and tell her sister,
Mrs. Flanagan her troubles, when Land seized
his gun, and threatened to shoot Flanagan il
she did. She succeeded in pacifying him,
however, and he then went 10 the {. II. 10
see Ii. NJ. W6odhouse. He returned with a
paper, which he requested Mrs. L to sign
On the morning Of the 18th, the day OF the
murder, she saw Land talking 10 Laura, q SER
want. Shortly afterwards Flanagan approach
cd the house, came in, and was shot down.
She Mrs screamed, ran out Of the house and
tainted, and when she came to, she was lying
on Il pile Of boards. Land approached her and
said, " have killed him, he is dead; what shall
| do? 2" She advised him to kill her and then
shoot himself. Then followed the details OF
the escape, &C., &c.
One Of the Norfolk papers states that the
whole Of the testimony Of Mrs. Land was ruled
out by the court.
The testimony being closed, Wednesday eve
ming at 4 late hour, Mr.. John Peters opened
the argument for the Commonwealth Oh Thurs
day morning, and spoke abont an hour; the
Court then took n rcccss-owing to the illness
Of one of the jurors-until after dinner. Mr..
Tazcwcll Taylor then consumed the evening by
opening for the defence. The illness OF one Of
the iurors-Mr. Wilson Etheridgc-caused tho
Court 10 adjourn at an early hour, and before
Mr.. Taylor had finished.
On Friday Mr.. Taylor resumed his argu:
ment and spoke an hour and n half, followed
by Mr.. l.. ii. Chandler, who spoke about three
hours. Ex-Governor Wise then & o'clock
took the floor. 1t was supposed that he would
get through that evening, and that the session
would be extended. late into the night. Tic
courthouse was crowded, and not 4 sound
was to be heard save the eloquent speakers
voice. Every seat vas filled, tho bench anc
the tar were crowded, and even the aislcs anc
the vcstibule beyond were filled with a silent
crowd.
1t was supposed that the case would 20 &c
the jury on Saturday, after MIR Narnadukt
johnson shall close the argument for the Com
,nonwcalth. There was no telling how tht
case would be decided, but it looked had for tht
prisoner. y NORFOLK Day Book.
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Democratic Convention OF the twelfth
Electoral District.

E1CCtoIHl DtNti1tk
The Convention pursuant 10 ADJOURNMENT. met In l MON.
Monroe county, on the IWh day 81 March, lsGu, anu was
called 10 order by John Echol-, President, and 5. /. "!indie,
We. DungrrfelL. BF. Harlow and II. :. tiffany, acting o.
Secretaries.
then read and the following s.hu-faen registered tnoiF
uam.s ~ delegates and al,ernates:
Gr.enbri.r-SA Gnner, Il Il Norman, W + Danger
fclJ, y T Harlow, " o Frazer, DR. W S;alnaEcr, ) " Da'
VS. M ana no JI"hhn' Eehoiis, $ Warren, John Tiffany. Hugh
Tiffany. S. p. win lie, Geo W Clark. Geo koun's. J. "indle,
j G. Lorrnrr, Richard Watts, II ) Kelly. " Lively, A /
Humphreys, Hugh :. tiffany, " hdnir. VIM Lynch; john g
Alrxanie7, Jacob U.lurnr, EdT,d White, Lewis ea,,n'u'
less. Jones, G X lIudd, A HAWKINS aud James j.. MH'r'.
delegates.
Mrrcer-R A Richardson. deirga'-.
Wyumlng-A a Chapman. alternate.
Gilcs-M Chapman and y J Grig-hy, aIternates:
Bo,e,our,-John Echuls AID 4 A Chapman, ahernates.
Floyd-S + ] An:ss and b Is Nore. hiternates.
Pu,asI!-Iohn Z Alexander, John Tiffany, 1ohh Ecno",
A Chapman, al.ernnies.
Mon,yourry-D II IIoge and l.. } Ami-s, d-l"g1tr''
Gu motion OF X. Richardson, It WH'
Resolved. Tha, .ac!, county represented in this Con.
y.ution .i,ail cart ,ir full Democratic vote given by saih
county At the las, Presidential election and that said rot.
b.. Ji,;I.I Iy IN. number Of delegates fran each. county,
and that each delegate shall cas-! his fractional part
thereof. ~
Davies, OF t;recnbrirr aud Daniel II. lioSc, Of Montgom-'
~, and advocated their claims. ;,
Robert Is. Norman seconded the nomination OF Colonel
Da vi. and nominated the lion. II. \. E'lmonI'on: oil Roam
ok.. Mr, 4. J. Gri:shy seconded 'h- nomination Of MI.
Ednondson and advocated his claims.
After considerable discussion, 'iir name OF IL. y. Id
moudson was withdrawn by Mr. Mnorinan, 81 Grernbrler.
n. =. Harlow then Nominated w.. Chapman Of GILES, who
immediate ely withdrew bis name.
Mr.. John TirIny, f Monroe, nominated! i0i't. ". Wiley.
OF Craig.
The Convention was then called I" order, snd IL. follow
ipy result ~ the hallo, was announced.
For Col. James ".
" Daniel u. Hore......-...-' '.''.'.''..-r",-o,'
RS. ...........l,m4
Alternate for Huge, Chas. \. Ronald. Alternate. for pa-
Wis. Maj. John Echnls.
II. F. Harlow offered the following resolution
R.,o,veJ, Ths: We will cordially support the Eoniin-e Of u.
National Democratic Convention. and use every honorable
means TO secure the triumphant election q the chosen
standard bearer OF 0!r party.
j. W. Davies offered the following amendment:
Resolved. That ne will supper; the nominee Of the
Charleston Convention, fairly made.
The amendment, site: considerable DISCUSSION, MAS
adopted.
On lno;.aa, the Convention adjourned sine die.
JOHN ECIIOLS. President.
:. WIStLE.
W. Z. DISGEEfI Fiu, .,
Il. =. HARLOW.
II. :. I TIFFANY,
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Tlsc General Assembly OF Virginia

Adjourned finally last night. Many lmpor-
tant questions were brought up ior t'e'F ae'
cision, and twhile VIC may have differed with
some Of their views we are free 10 say, were
finally acted upon, with an honest regard to the
honor and interest ofthe OH Dominion. Much
important business, bearing upon tho future
interests Of the State Qhe bank charters and
tie Encouragement Of the Congressional dis
tricts, &C., remains to be acted upon, and we
cannot doubt that the imperative voice Of the
peoples representatives will call fo7 a session
next winter.
1t gives US pleasure to state that the present
session has passed of most use(ully and plea
SnntlY.
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For tie Enquirc,
Goochland Delegation.

Messrs. Editors-ln publishing the proceed
ings Of the Democratic meeting in Gooehland;
| See YOU have inserted the name of John c."
instead of John j. Rutherford" as one Of
the delegates from District No. !. John C.
Ruthcr!oorda EAs NOT appointed, and John
j. Rutherford" WAS, as reference TO the pro-
ceedings will show" < = y.
NoTE.-The manuscript Of the Goocliland
delegation is certainly John J. Rutherford.
We have to thank our correspondent for this
opportune correction Of typographical error.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-03

So the motion - lay on the table prevailed.
A motion to proceed to the clectinn OF two delegates 10
tho Charleston Democratic Convention. was now adopted.
d. II. Berry. of Alexandria,, nominated L. NJ. Smith, Of
Alexandria. -.
T. Chancellor, Of I.ouioun, nominated james Barbour, OF
C%ulrcper.
". D. Wallact,, Of Culpeper, nominated Alfred Moss, Of
Fairfax.
OF Fauquier.
". II. Payne, OF Fanqu;e-, uominntcd John W. Bell, OF
The roll was called, and the Convention adjourned until
-; o'clock, to allow the Secretarle, time 10 ascertain the
result.
tn. Convention assembled pursuant 10 Adjournment
Tie following Il q SUMMARY OF the ballot taken previous 70
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movement to combine New York and PennsSl-
rania on Mr.. Breckenridge at Charleston, but
without success, so far, except as to a part oil
the Pennsylvania delegation, previously in
clined that way. AIR. BIS ~Know.Nottins
slave code speeches have damaged him mate
rally, and Mr.. Douglas friends will never con-
sent to his nomination"
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MORE LOSHDS EDITIONS
At
paNDOEpITa E0GXsTORa AND BIN

II DEFY
lIrroditus porsohi Greece AMI Latin Accident Anrc.a.irrrr
S-lcctar Nrraon Index laliLus cI.cGi,ioLibu. W,.sr
linr; 1T Eei2ii. ! tols. -.
Daniel 0Conn.h'- Select SpeecheS; edited. with hl:nr!e:!
notices, H., hy his son, John u'Conre!!, lsq. Q vci-.
80 -.
Edmund Bnraes Speeches. With memoir nud ii':orica, "a.
Productions. r..
Hon. Henry Gra,tans Speeches. 10 which IS added h, L.;
ter on The Union, with n cor?rcE:ar. ou hi. career art
character. BY D. Owen Madden. 81
Anc!rh: Mysteries Described, especially the. Fa.i.h "!rs
Gle Plays. founded on ApocrylhsI New Testament SO.
~. ny W. Hone. 20.
characteristics Of Men, Manners, Opinions, Tir,.. -
Anthony. Earl Of SALISBURY. II -.
Faust n Tragedy. BY Gosth., Translated ty l.. RI
more. :nc.
Ia" Sprecles NJ The lion. Ttomss Erskia"; 3 vols. zig -
CONCENTRATIONS. oral AID Divine. Ey Cir MItIlr" :!ai.
fl ~.
Festivals. t..urs ant Amn,srn.nI-. - Hereto s.!a
- -.
The British ~E.say!..s, with l,re'a"-s, Historical AZ! 81.
graphical, aud II ~r"iiors Index. Is !. ChalUI"F.. -
vul- full calf. ~.
jain phnr"t CurTan'- Sprcc!es and Memoir. E;:f
Bakers liTy, 4 Tin. copy. in i vols: hall cSl'. - -
April3 .
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Whole vote represented. 1896.

Whole vote represented. 1896.
NECESSARY TO u choice, 2.I9S.
The President announced the Result a ahoFr' ana "e'
clarrd that Siessrs. Barbour and Mnss we're elected.
On motion Of J. s. Barbour. the Convention he'crmlneH
20 p-ocecd 10 the election Of two alternate delegates.
j. s. Barbour nominated J. W. Minor Of Loudoun, rs
alternate nf lanes Barbour.
j. " Minor, Of Loudoun, nominated John Seldom as Al
lrrnate 20 Nr. NuSs.
p. 4. l.. Smith. Of FauGuier, and b. II. Berry, ri dle1an.
frIn, nominated c. y. Tebbs. OF %Fauquicr. rs alternate OF
James Harbour, and Il. VI. Smith, OF Alexandria, rs alter.
nnie OF Alfred Moss.
Considerable discussion cn.uel. The roll was then call.
el, with the following result:
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ono S1cy i,urcr from EurODc.

Sru YORK, April 1.-The steamer Rara!ia arrived this
evening from southampton on the 18Th nj: one day laier
than the steamer Arabia. Her advices embrace a lew
Iiens OF interest.
NONE. March l6-This mornIn: y great manifestation In
favor Of the Pope has taken place a; the Vatican.
PARIS, Saturday.-Thr Pa!rie publishes i letter from III.
sriu stating that the question Of the annexation Of Savoy 10
rranre hns been definitely settled. The Pairie also states
that negotiations In regard TO Tuscany are IN Il fair WY Of
coming IN a conclusion.
Til. Emperor had received II deFu;ation irOa! Saroy.
The rents closed a; OF Sc.
NAPLES, March Il six NcepoiIans have hcen sent in
10 exile, and others had been Informed that they nay no:
remain in Naples. Austria has di.aPfrored OF the severe
measures intended, and an Austrian general has arrived.
The ambassadors OF the western powers have given their
advice 10 ;he King III regard 10 the p!csen, condition o
affuiri