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From Washington.

The South Carolina delegation are unani-
nous against any attempt to interfere with the
collection of the revenues, Or with the federal
property, until negotiations with the general
government are exhausted.
No additional force is to be employed on any
of The forts near Chan estou.
1t was unanimously recommended today to
all praying people, churches, etc, to set apart
the first Monday i'll january as day of prayer
for the country.
The treasury relief bill, as passed, authorizes
the issue of notes in such sums as the public
exiguncies may require, not exceeding SO,
100000, and in denominations of not less than
$50-to be redeemed year after the issue, at
the rate OF six per cent. per annum, provided
that after maturity the interest cease at the
expiration OF sixty days notice of readiness
TO redeem them. The secretary of the treas
ury is authorized to issue said notes for the
payment OF public creditors or others choosing
to receive such notes at par. The secretary
is also authorized to issue notes at such rates
of interest as may be offered by the lowest
responsible bidders, no fractions to be con-
sidered less than one.fOurth per cent.
The notes are transferable and to be re-
ceived in payment of duties, taxes, public
lands, and all debts due at such time as the
notes may be offered. The power TO issue
and re issue to close in january, 1868.
Advices from Alabama state that it is doubt
full whether the co-operationists or secesson.
lists will control the convention OF that state.
Col Taylor, leading Bell man, favors co
operation, and, il secession ordinance passes,
the conservatives will insist on having the
people ratify it.
The accounts from Georgia state that the
conservatives, under Stephens, Johnson and
others, have strong hopes OF carrying the con-
vention OF that state and the conciliatory tone
of the republicans strengthens them.
Notwithstanding the contradiction, the pres
ident. n week ago, did receive u most emphatic
assurance that South Carolina would not re-
sist the government during his adminisra.
| finn
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STOCKS are higher, with more doing; Chicago and
Rock Island Al; Cleveland and rocdo "A; Illinois Cen
trail scrip s.; ia lem Railroad 1885, Erie -; South IN
10; Pacific Mail ISL Illinois Central bonds 81; iennes
skies ~; icd States ves "a 80; Milwaukee and
Mississippi s; Galcua ami Chicago 61; Panama and
us; Central 70; Missouri skies 66i
COTTON seHdv; sales $500 bales, Including lIJ9 ba
in transit at l0c middng upalds
FLDUR-Receipts l2,l3 bDl~ sales l0200 bbls; state
and western without material change in CO. and the
demand is less active; supefne state $3.50 50; extra
81 80 % 495 round eoOD Ohio 500 a. ), S.
fine western 50 @ 49,; common to good extra western
$3.50 $40; southern unchanged; aeS 1900 bbs; mixed
to gOOu4 Is q SO: fancy and extra $500 d ST. Canada
steady; sales 45J bush; eXtrl $50 q 6i5.
GRAlN-Whcat Without material change; sales 40 500
bush. Corn hrmer; sales $4,000 bush; mixed western
81 "a 63o.
Bce-salcs $50 bbls. Pork dali and heavy; sales 400
bblS
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Southern Movements.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. l2.-The senate mas
appropriated half a million for secession eNi.
gencies. Secession meetings were held last
night at Savannah, Columbus, and Atlanta,
and were generally more conservatives but all
favor resistance in some form.
MoNTGoMERY, ALA, Dee 13.-The grand
jury present the federal government as
worthless, impc tent nuisance, tor permitting
violations OF the constitution in states nulliiy'
ing fugitive laws.
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Military Movement in Virginia.

NORFOLK, Dec. l2-The Argus of this
morning calls for Tor convention of the min
ute men # Princess Anne and Norfolk coun-
ties, and of the cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth to meet here on the 18th inst. Promi-
nent and influential speakers will be present.
Tho excitement is still on the increase, and the
section.
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Fire in Buffalo.
- -. ia

BALTIMORE, Dee 1a.-Ihe china glass
warehouse OF Marston & Brothers was burnt
last night The walls fell, and the adjoining
buildings, taking fire, were consumed; also
the bookstore Of James Waters, the hardware
store OF B. f. Voss, and the boot store OF War
ner Brothers. Loss very heavy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-14

BosroN, Dec 13.--.rhe line of steamers be
tween Boston and Charleston will discontinue
trips t0 the present.
Daniel IIaekct, tried for the murder of
Henry Gion, in Lowell, was to-day found
guilty Of manslaughter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-14
BY TIE NOKTE ERIToN,

PORTLAND, Dec. l3.-The steamship North
BritOu, from Liverpool 29th and Londonderry
30th ult., arrived here at eleven o'clock last
night.
Che commercial advices and the main fea-
lures OF the news are anticipated by the Eu-
ropa.
Tine Empress Eugene arrived at Manches-
ter on Thursday at midnight from Glasgow.
She was received with great enthusiasm.
Italian affairs are unchanged 1t was cur
renty reported that Francis H. had fled from
Gaeta.
The Turin journals assert that diplomatic
intercourse will soon be resumed between
Prussia and Victor Emanuel.
The Roman province OF Veetri had been
occupied by French troops at the request OF
the Roman goverement, and by agreement
with SaSlina,
Forty volunteers from the duchy of Castro
had invaded the town of Azapendente; they
disarmed the papal soldiers, and hoisted the
arms OF Savoy. The papal governor escaped.
Dates from Constantln0ple Of the 2lst say
that the Bulgarian community propose to re-
cede 10 Roman Catholicism, Because the porte
refused them a separate patrarchate.
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WORCESTER COUNTY TEACH

w ER5' A>SOCIArION.-rhe Eighth semi Annual
Meeting the Worcester County Teachers Ass citation
viii b. hclu in the CITY of Worcester FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, Dec. i4th and 18th.
The ercses will De held III the CITY HALL, com
men in. at IN o'clock a NJ Friday.
Lectures Will he given pllows;-Friday forenoon,
by Rev. NJ Richardson OF Wsrc'~ter; Frdar evening,
by Rev. B. q. NOrthrOp Of NtXonvile; 81 urdar fore
noon, by Rev. ~ y. Arnold, y. D.. # NcsibJrOugh
Discussions upon i'm lortaut educational topic, will
take place each session OF the A@5uciHi II, in which
some prominent educators nav. promised To participate,
and other NAV eX lectcd TO d.
The hos aIitv the citizen, ut Worcester is freely
rendered to female teachers: aud expected that the
railroad companies will grant tn -tom try favor OF
return tickets. II. l.. RJCKW ELI, Secretary.
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Spettatles. &e.

SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
" invites the citizens of this place and vicini-
ty, to call and examine h superior selection
. IA of SPECFACLES, containing his lately i'm
T0ilSN proved PRRIscoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES
II which he will adapt to far sighted, near-sight
II ed, aged, and weakened persons who may de-
III sire them according to the true state of their
In eyes. The material used TO make the above
ri mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in puri-
II ty brilitancy, and transparency rivals the dia
~4I mond, andforns the most beautiful and perfect
ID Spectacle Lenses ever introduced and possess
N es great advantages over the common glasses
Y in general use. Their perfect spherical form
III j gives more extended field o. vision. Their
~ purity and transparency of ms terial presents
n less distractions to the passage of lght-over
<1tSN comes, in great measure, what Is called by
III \ Opticians alteration of light. Consequently,
liz 1 objects through them present themselves
liz in clear, distinct and natural form, avoiding
III that glimmerlng, wavering unsteadinesy, un.
liz pleasant sensation after protracted reading
Tx sewing; in fact. approaching as near the per
feet lens of the natural eye as 1t is possible for
H art TO approach nature
Many persons unacquanted with the Optical
Art, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
% practice often productive of serious conse
quences preudcing the minds of the people against the
of Glasses Glasses selected by skilfu optician,
made of the aforementioned material will instead Of
He keeps constantly on hand small and large shy
Glasses Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacles and Eve
Glasses, of all kinds different patterns of Opera Glasses
q large assortment for sale and TO hire MagnifyinR
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, Ne
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of one of the first manufac
turers of Pebble Lenses glad 10 be able to sell such
for less money than they have before been sold
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the best for
~ Consultation free of charge.
j. ROSENBUSH, (Agent,) 0ptician,
MO diff Successor to L, Shrishem.
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The War Over.


LEAvESwoRrH, Dec. 12.-Gen. Harvey
with the troops, will arrive here tomorrow.
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buttons.
for Sale or 90 gft.
RY- SEE FIRST PAGE.

~ SEE FIRST PAGE
IN FOR SALE.-The desirable Estate
ksiI on Salisbury street. now occupied by H. NJ Wit
-AA- ter, next north of Highland School) Consisting
OF House of eleven stable and Carriage House ali
nearly and in good repair and about acres of
good land well stocked with ornamental trees
Apply to HENRY NJ WlTTER. Worcester and Nashua
i.ailroad office, or AUGUSTUS WHITMAN, Fitchburg,
Mass DIM dig
TIA II o u SEES FOR SALE.
.zA House No l6 Pearl street Inquire on the prem
ises F
House No. g. Front street Inquire as above.
n3 DIFF
AMES X. PIERCE gives especial atten
ton to the and renting of Houses Stores &c;
also, to general collecting. dstf mch2a
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Is5ss75a575s5asz NORWICH AND WOR-
slss=ssssssss.Ez9, ESTER RAILROAD. NOTICE. On
s-Ez--z-slnd after Monday, Dec. 3, 1860, the train
LEAVING Worcester at IL NJ, Will leave at TO-. a
NJ. This train will connect Norwich with for
New London, New Haven, and New York being express
from New London L. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Norwich Nov. 20, 1860. diff
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a.--ec.- FOR >ALE AT A BAR
t85g4JygI-y} GAL - splendid -o.tave Rosewood
SS y " lIANo FORlE man iiactIrcd by Brown
LS@ S~& Alien Of Boston, round corners, and
Fine toned lnstfu emit yearly new and but ltlr used
Most Of the Purchase Money rcmain time, with
good security, if required NrpN to air ROBt DYSON,
No. IOwpath near FoX's Fact nv, Worcester, Mass
l3us
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NORWICH x WORCESTER RAIL
~ ROAD NOTICE

On and after MONDAY, Dec. II, 1860, the Train now
leaving Worcester at $50 a. M will leave at 7O0
This Train connects at Pahlcld with train for Proy
dence and Hartford L. st. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Norwich. Dec I, 1860, dl0
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DIED.

A h,s rssdseos. in MsnpAes.tss, cn n: e ....
~ C'olnCk nftev lirtefing iIinean OF consump-
ton. JOHN EAsTwHOD,. in the 18th year Of his
age, and leaves . wife and four chi'dren to mourn
NJ. h a:,.i Vii take plsre ftca the Methcais II:
Church, MaHehestey, an Thnr9oay evening. at 3ts
o'clock precieety, Frionsis and aCquaintances will
attend The funeral without inrthee notice.
"a Philadelphia Ledger and brdseport papers
will please copy.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. MARY CAYT0N, wife
OF John Cayton. aged 81 years.
The friends and acquaintances Of the sasas.y a:s
requested to attend the funeral. THIS evenlng; at
O'Clock, from the residence OF her husband, on
Canal, between 9th and 9Th str4ets
''Peace to her ashes" y-rs.a.e
n Baltimore Sun please copy.
Yesterday, at Ga p. NJ. ALLEN pow ELL. in
FAINT son Of James and Sarah A. Patterson
His funeral will take place this " ednesdayo al
ternoon. at O'Clock, at Sydney Chapel, Mets0-
dist, The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
In this city, at 3 o'clock A. NJ. on the LIST inst,
Of typhoid fever, WILLIAM KORAN, Esq, IN the
49th year OF his age. M.
His funeral will take place this evening, at 3'f
O'Clock Mt his late residence. on 10Th, near BYRD
street. His friends and acauaintances are invited
to attend, without further notice.
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49, - oSGA9EN31
Mechanics HALL.
. i, GAZZAN IGA,s
y" fA'DA' EVENING. Ma, ,.shT,
The Manager Of
MADAME GAZZANIG.,sr
respectfully infosns tile pub,n =, ,hoCPs
BY many demands Teee we'd ana o, Ikichmosds,.,
success which Gnu owing to , na'
...;.v.. MAgx GAzzANIo. 'Ns
Wn.ch Ia, s sh.s eity 10 her FIRST G ,nc.,,
the departure OF encourages him TO siv:.. 's
Mad'm GAzZANfga
where she has been engaged. Foa Rrsa,,
THE LAST AND FARpwv,
"HASo opEfATIc coNcrpr
+ " my 1s she will hs ass,,..s,
THE GREAT AND YOUNG Ayv,,,
Who achieped great successin New rLaSisf
fhiiadeiphia. Charleston. and l,ts,,' OK Bosse.
cans. and Tor the first time befor. tn N New o.
Richmond Will appear. '"e saais Il
SlexoR TAMARO.
sloson A r. III ssn'~n f'vor's. r..sr.
BARTON and Corase,s,
,,.,,,, - PRICE OF ADMISSION SIN,
Including reserved seats. which can Iva
ADVANCE, with Proyramme, THIS NSEE',@farA /,
Msssrs; JAS. wooDHoUSE / co "'s - NINA
Doors open a. ! commence a, $ O'Clock Inn,
~ MAY FEST!yAL.-The .n,,,. -, ~. -
h, rendered at MECHANl,.s'c zee nnse. w.
HALL. or the night OF THURSDAY. ,a,A ,ylfs
Ii &C. c,ass ,co rs Of aboo, FIFTY yona1
VINO has been at some pains 10 tram n e.. sTl
proper rendition Of this popular Can,a,n, hen bi
ror particulars see programme
o;ssis eohce'' WIZ commence a. ocloet -.
IA TICKETS 50 cts. admitting l.d,
tlenan. Child,en's tickets rs cts. IT, 'ea tsa.
naa ~ the principal music and hook s,ors "a " /.
the door ON the night of performance 'es' Or "
NOrICE.-io"ng ladies attached IN -.
are Informed that there will i've mil " .ne eas
Mechanics Hall, on SATURDAY a.,e,a"ssasaIsa. i
Punctnal attendance is requested. mr., tSal
ROBINSON 4 LAKES.
CIRCUS AND MENACrptr
SUPERB PERMANENT Pawn InN T..
ONE HUNDRED AND ,SEYENTY@ Wv"
su,n, MEN AND HoBsss
Splendid and immensely literal dssss q, 4.
wonderful combination of these V'"'a 'a
TWO GREAT FAMILIES,
| Aided by a number Of Lady and Gen,sm.,p,.t.
slonais. chosen from the'HGHE>r soLs OF ' .sy
TIC EXCELLENCE. VI asii'
| PRoPRIEroRs-ROBIN & LAKE
| MANAGER-COL I. L. TlDMARSH.
| ,ADvERrI<iNG AGENr-H RuGGLEs. r,o
| Face Lady RtaeTs and DoaseRsss- Try.
| Corns-Compi,te Tropp. Of Trtr,,, '@'
EqneSfrtons-Grard Opsfatit b,at,
dnd string OrcAestra-l lG.n,f.
| cent Collection Of Rats LIZ
HR Antnais-Sp I.ndif
Stud Of Btoed.d Per-
forming Horses,
PONIES and
EdarGtsd
| Males
| At RICHMOND,
| MONDAY; TUES AI: WEDNESDAY Am
| THURSDAY. MAY 7.3sand lam "'V
| ma ADMISSION 80 Cents-Childten and Ss,y,,,
! Is Cents. 'V'' anu
| nA- LocArIoN-cOUNCIL CHAMBER Hi
I up 2}-eod6tM WA r IL LII
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xArrrqu rNTHLLIoEMCD.
pORT OF kIcHMOeD. MAJ. l..
H;xA waite. sAis day Wednesday, X s'eioes

H;xA wa,ev sAss day Wednesday, X s'e'oes.
son,. w..tover, N,oisrson, D Bossoa, mdas. D. &
SseSs A!eu'ariss, Snow. Roctl"ad, lime
y schr. Charles. roulks. James River. lumber'
Phillips L Coleman. .rrn
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, Now York, mdzs
and passengers, Ludiam Watson. ,-
Steamer Geo. Peabody. tI.tchard, Baltimore
sesi a ssrn Bnsse1 Via Port Wal
thaIl coal w d. ColQuitt H. Co
schr J. NJ. Ford. =. down the dn plVsr; a i,S"''
City Point, April so, 1860.
ARRIVED.
Schr Ann, Cole, master
Schr. MISSIONER. ,
Steamship Yorktown.
Steamship Pennsylvania
MEMORANDA.
A telegraphic dispatch was received TO- dny ron h
Norfolk by Mefsrs S a. .sJ fI" tins bort Apr,
2sth, for Rio, had returned to Hampton noaus
with los. of anchor and chain tore an Raamore
by the steamer Geo Peabody, tor repairs.
NORFOLK. April 30 Arrived, schrs. Henry Ira
vers, w att, Petersburg; Lynhaven, Croker, Rich
NEW YORK. April 29-Arr'd; schrs. Ellen Baker
anderson and Maria Jane. i'm va A. r; ba sch1s
Margaret City Point; |. H. Horton and Kate Sar
gent. Tanser. Va. tor Boston. c,,s,,
BARBADOS, April ll-Arrlved. schr. II. r. Cush
ing, Pettingill, Norfolk.
Fam HAVEN, April 27.Arr'd. schrs. Marcena
Monsoon Brewster; Ale1hla, Hsrvey; frances Con
Browning. Va.
HOLMES HOLE, April e Arrived. schrs; North
ern Light, WImn ton. N. c.. Tor Boston; CornelIs
A. CrOoke. Boston. tor Richmond
NEW LONDON, April 27.-Sld. schr. Monmouth
Virginia.
PORTLAND, April 7.-Cld, schr. Baltimore. Low
Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, April &.-Arrived, stmr. Virg
MIA, Kelly. Richmond. April 30.-Schr Jas. Neil
son. Petersburg.
BALTlMoRE, April 3O-Arr'd, stmr. Reividere
Richmond. Cid. schr. Emma Jane Phillips hich
moud.
Mo JANEIRo. March 23-In port, bark Char;
ALEXANDRIA. April 3O-Arrived, schr. Osceola
w ilson. Norfolk.
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IA. One of the most prevalent, and at the
same time troublesome and painful diseases that
attend tine human flesh. is the Fever and Ague.-
For a long time the medical world have been CON
tinualy bringing forth numerous specifics for ITS
permanent cure; but all without effect. DR.; }.
sician has succeeded in nishng the public with
3 valuable preparation for the cure OF Fever and
Ague The steady and increasing demand lately
made for the :'BlTTERS." and the universal
attending its use, have made for it repu-
tatIon unsurpassed BY any specific ot the kind -
TIERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
must and should CLAIM a superiority over any 9TH
eF preparation extant.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where. my lin
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CARD.-.DR. ROBERT HUN
~ TER. of New York. has arrived in Rich
mond, and taken rooms at the Powhatan His
stay is definitely limited to TWO WEEKS. He
situations and to the treatments of all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs.
Persons 700 feebts to consult HIM at his rooms.
will he visited. Those troubled with " Catarrh.'
or suffering from " Bronchial AFections' should
place themselves under treatment at once. as they
require the daily use of the Catarrh SYRINGE
DIR. HUNTER has ALI the instruments for the
administration of medicines in vapor, and for the
exhibition of oxygen in Scrofula. &c.
Patients In the country consult by letter.
PoWHA TAN House, Richmond May LIST. 1860.
my It's
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EA Richmond. May LIST, 1sGO.-I have just
recei, ed by steamer orktown, a few lois of tie
latest styles of HATS ont, among which the
RIO OPERA STRAW.
The Young Mems NATFY FELT.
The Young Mems STIFF BRIMS, Pearl and
The Young Mems MOTT CANTON and FLOR
ENCE DRIVING HAT.
The OMAR PACHA and MANDARIN FELT.
A so
A new lot of Boys and Chldren's GUNNER
HATS and CAPS.
my 1-5t JOHN DOOLEY.
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E Extraordinary and Elegant
- SUPPLIES (E NEW GOODS

-
SUPPLIES OF NEW GOODS.
ma Y LIST, 1860.
THOS. X. PR!CEA co. are making large add
items to their splendid stock. from the most rseenf
import0tioaS. tor Spring and Summer sales, IN
ever department. Just opened, and more ex-
pected hourly
Elerant ANGLAI> ROBES, choice grounds.
SILK TO!IlNETTS, entirely new.
Grey Fol LARDS. the last in market.
Black Mourning SILKS ard TAFFETAS, very
Lace and Muslin COLLARS.
HOOP SKIRTS. --
Linen ard Cambria TRAVELLING SETS. &c.
Their MANTILLA department and mandatory
is now very full in every material. from the most
snrerb LACE to the most moderate ANGLAIS
DtSTER; and # II customer cannot be suited from
the stock. they will be made tn order of any shape
and quality. upon q few hours notice.
my l-lw T.R PRICE 4 co.
n, Preserve the Teeth.-Meade \ Bakers
''SAPONINE TOOTH POWDER" is confidently
ever made for REMOVING TARTAR. PRE-
VENTING IT'S FORMATION, PRESERVING
and CLEANING THE TEETH. and purify ing the
mouth and breath. 1t has been used by our own
citizens with entire satisfaction, and fully ell
do-sed by our hest Dentists
READ THE FOLLOWING IL have used and pre-
scrlbed the ''Saponlne Tooth Powder of Messrs.
Meade Il Baker, and IN my opinion better pre-
paratlon for the ends IN view can be compounded"
JNo. tfEO. WAIT, Dentist.
Prepared only by MEADE Il BAKER.
Pharmaceutists, 1856 Main ST.. cor. bove o..
my lin Richmond, Va.
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nA TO Dyspeptics.-Soda, Masnesia, and
all AI.KAI.iES. either afford but temporary re-
lief or confirm the disease into y Chronic afsc
ton. The OXYGENATED RITTERS lmmed
ately relieve and permanently cure all forms of
Dvspepsi ia and stomach difficulties
Sold by ADIE & GRAY, PURCELL, LADD n
CO. w. PETERSON. J. 2. DUVAL. and b, all
other dealers in fnedc nes. nv l-2tWNS
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8 - Inter ESTING LECTURE ON

CHfNA."Tnsro WIli he : mass Hiss ON
ary Meeting at the First Baptist Church. on
THURSDAY EVENING. the Sd inst. at o clock.
The Rev. A. b. CA BANlSS, a returned Mission
airy from China. will deliver lecture on 1.-The
Arts and Sciences. in China, compared with
Western Nations
nA. He has a CHINESE CONVERT with him,
who will be present and answer such questions as
may he put to him.
"a We understand Nv. CAB.NIss' lectures ex-
cited much interest in Baltimore and Washing
ton. nv 2-2t~
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Republican Delegates from Slave States.
The most puerile and transparent political
humbug that any party ever attempted to
play off, is the Republican attempt to get up
Peter Funk delegates from some Of the South
ern slave States to the forthcoming sectional
Convention at Chicago. Every one in Virgil
MIA knows that, with the exception of an ON
nibus load of disaGected citizens in some of
the border counties, there is no such thing As
Black Republcanism in Virginia. The Balti-
more American says the same thing of Mary
land. 1t justly observes: "That party has no
existence in the State-could not, under the
most favorable circumstances, poll one thous-
and votes, and any attempt, therefore, to ap.
point delegates to represent the people of Ma
ryiand in the Chicago Con vention, savors alike
of folly end impertinence."
The same game has been played in Kentuc-
ky, State which is conservative in the high
est degree, but anything but Republican.
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Ga. The Library OF the late VIM. Gait,
will lie sod at the Auction Rooms Of II DiGGAs,
Sc Main street. to- morrow, tTHuRSDAY. ID
May.) Sale to commence at clock p. NJ. This
Library is rich in every department. Catalogues
may be had at the Auction Rooms or Of
my 2-ltl WEST Il JOHNSTON, las Mainyt.
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BOLD CRIMINAL.-On Monday night, Miss
Anne Logan, suspected Of burglary in Nor
wich, Conn, escaped from the officer by
plunging into the river aud s " immiag a quar-
terror a mile; but she was arrested next morn
ing