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81 NFENTION.
BALTIMORE, April 10.
The Maryland Constitutional State Convention
met to-day in this city, g "
The difficulty IN regard to the different sets OF
delegates from Allegheny county and Baltimore
city by admitting Baltimore.
Hon. Daniel Weizzell, Of Washington county,
was made permanent President.
The Bu siness Committee reported in favor OF
sending Representatives to the National COnslitu-
tional Convention.
A resolution recommending the election of
Elentors was The first resolution adopted.
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Put NJ in bottles price ~ dimes
Soldaby WM, FISKE, and BY STRONG q ARM
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In the seemingly hopeless pe the sarier Stages
Aronic lung complaints Nhen the ocuehing inossHsnt
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STORIES OF RAIHBoW AND LUCKY. BY Jacob Alb
bOtt. New York: Harper Bro. 1850.
This series Of juvenile books Is an admirable
one as are all of Jacob Abbotts. His "RollO
Books" have been read by more boys and girls
than any other series, ard they are favOrIss This
boob, "The Three Pines" is illustrated and will
be greatly in demand.
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EY-FOr Market and Marine Reports see 4th page.
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TIE CAxToNs a FAMILY PIcTURE. By Sir Ed
ward BulWer LyttOn, Bart Library Edition
New York Harper Brothers. 1860.
The GaxtOns has been widely read in the vari-
GUS forms in which it has been brought before the
public and each one Of its readers has judged Of
its merits. This edition is on fine White paper
and is finely bound for library use.
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We claim this 70 BE- The best Double ThIead Family
sewing Machine naas- Prios sS.oO. Agsai' wanted N
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To THE ENTlLLIoENT.--AU dlsoa9os hFl1o
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called each be cure BY vegetable purgavet which
DO not only NIP Ia ths bod but nctus sxpsl he foul
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Cousin MAuDE AND RosANoND. By Mrs. Mary
J. Holmes, author Of 'LsAs Rivers" "Homs-
stead on the hill side" meadow Book, "Dora
DeAns,D maggie MilleF," etc New York c.
NJ. SaxtOn, Barker Co. 1860.
OF the above books by Mrs. Holmes, probably
elena Rivers" has had the widest circulation
That book mado very favorable impression,
and from hasty psrusaI Of the tales in ihis vol
ume We judge them to be very readable while
they convey healthful moral and social lessons.
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Our FARM OF FoUR AcREs, AND THE MoNRY We
MADE BY IT. From the twelfth London edition.
With an introduction BY Peter B. Mead, editor
OflIhe Agriculturist. New York: c. N. SaxtOn,
Barker q Co. 1860.
This little volume is a story Of how the author
managed his little farm Of four aOres and it is one
of the best little treaties upon agriculture and
small farming that We have seen. While the de-
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60, arc as useful to the American ss the English
reader the chief merit of the book is in the demon.
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which are Of universal appreciation. Its written
BY lady, 50 that women viii doubtless find ii as
readable and instructive as man.
An the above are for sale BY J. B. Cobb Co.,
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MOTHER GOOsE FOR Grown Folks A Christ
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York: Rudi& Carleton.
A collection of quaint, queer, and capital para
phrases Of some Of the most familiar OF the immor
tai verses which every boy and giri has read in
"MOther Goose" From the astronomical achieE.
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applying his wit and wisdom to Che iOllles or the
customs Of TIE great word.
All the above works are for sale by Ingham &
Bragg, Cleveland
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~ DR ]. HOsTETTER's SrOzAcH BIFTERs,
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FREDERICK HOVRY.
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THR HBFoRT OF FRANon. By Park GodWip.-
Vol. L, (Anoient Gaul) New York Harper 4
Brothers. 1850.
Mr.. Goodwin, as writer, is well known, and Ger.
tainly he has given to the world in this work one
which, if carried out faithfully and as ably as here
indicated, viii be of great value and extensive
circulation. The plan cOntemplates narrative
Of the principal events Of French history from the
earliest recorded times to the outbreak of the great
revolution Of 1859. This will be divided into pc
RODS SO that each volume will DO complete in
itself. The frst volume refers chiefly to the ORR
gin of the French nation and embraces stretch
Of many centuries, terminating with the era Of
CharIsmagns. Four volumes viii follow this, givN
ing, when completed, full and clear Idea to the
reader of the sources Of the national life, the fun
dsmentaI races and institutions and the prominent
events in the national development Of Ia belle
France.
This volume comprises I'VE hundred pages and
is handsome book for tho library.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30
From wsshsngse~..The speakership

WAsnIx0rox, Jan. 25-- The Republican eau
ems to-day, while II adjourned without any
FORMAL action. yet exhibited state Of feeling
which will probably lead Mr.. Sherman to take
early occasion on Monday to Withdraw ms
name from the contest. II - well ascertained
that neither Mr.. Pennington nor Mr. OorWih
can poll 30 large Republican vote NJ UT.
sherman, though they may havemore o"'siae
strength. .s
The caucus has rather weakened than
strenethened the Republicans, and tney Will
come into the House on Monday with ranks
hrnLen aud party discipline destroyed. Inc
Wings democrats and Americans, on the con.
.rsrv are in excellent spirits. ana Will oe9fn
| Inc week presenting a front more united ana
s,rmid,b,e than ut any time since the opening
! IF he contest. The Northwestern and North
srn democrats WHO voted for Mr.. smith on
! FRIDAY. stand firm in their position, aud san
| rninc hone. are expressed that sufficient add
f,on,, force may Be obtained from tho Anti
r.nomn,op men to insure victory for the al
| lied army Of the Constitution. Indeed, Mr..
Smt,hs election is well nigh certain.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The failure or the
R.nubl.cans to agree upon nominee. in their
caucns. this morning, has somewhat elevated
The homes Of their opponents as To the success
Of the latter In fac, they fear that II the Re-
nublicaus unite upon Mr.. Pennington o. NJ r
Darwin. the Republicans would succeed. 1,
ia a generally admitted fact that Mr.. Sherman
| IS now aitoge Their cut OF the question.
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Further from Washington TuctiCs OF the
RIack Republicans.

WASHINGTON, Jan 29-There have been
many private conferences to,oay among the
with a view TO perfecting arrangements re-
gar,iing the Speakership. The Republican
sauc,ts Yesterday was a stormy ne-Mr. Shor-
man Withdrew his name from The list OF can
g;s,tes huf no successor was nominated. II
~ car uuit., ,be whole o! Sberman's vote on
AIR Pennington OF New Jersey. he VIII re-
col i've several accesstons from the anti Lecomp-
tunites. The Republicans are to-day actively
.uaa,vnring 10 procure evidence of Mr..
S,nith.s N c. utilization with the Know
No,hing. with the hope Of driving the Demo-
Gratis from his support
Messrs. Holman, Davis of Indiana, ard AL
len OF Ohio, have not yieiden TO the persua-
,n,s of the Democrats TO cast their votes for
smith. and probably will not 1t is generally
believed that when the forces are fully mar
,haIled on both sides the vote Will be nearly "a
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r Boston board OF Trade and the China
MAR

h 'loS, Jan. 21.-!ion. VIM. Appleton has
s4!T*f1 communication to The Boston
IJiIt q Trade, suggesting that a memorial be
'r'ra'yd 90 The PresIden OF the United States,
r. le'AAg TIE mediation of our Government
p 'le eiis;iHy difficulties between England
France AID China. The Board of Trade
tsleclal meeting adopted a resolution to
IL, cad. and also invite the Boards of Trade
= A'h loik, Philadelphia and Baltimore to
lee % lie movement
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Later from, Cuba.

HAFAsNAH. Jan. 93.-The steamship Isabel,
's4 iia'aba On The 25rh, arrived OFF Tybee
'.'-"y Sugars were quiet, with light re-
'g'' u he new crop.
~ ertefal news IS unlmportant.
40 .'anship Empire State, from New Or
- D0uhd 10 New York, got aground going
-'r haFhor Of Havana, bat was worked OF
'"a@u: material damage.
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NhIn Abandoned at Sen.

WY ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-Tue ship Regulus,
u ht:delu1 reports that she fell in with
~ s"ip hmorai, OF Bath, Me, from Bristol,
y ne 18th NoNem Der. bound 10 Savannah
L cafsooi railroad iron. She was aban-
'ei and her rudder gone. On the 2Sth the
aA3ii1l ctcuuntered Il hurricane in which
= Efs disabled. The captain ard crew
'F'' aAtn N aud have arrived in the United
,a-..
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NeWs from Pixies Peak.

LtiTLSHuR II. Jan. 27.--The Pixies Peak
-gst Arrived h'!e to-day. having been de-
e' oLr Ggs ~ severe snow storms. 1t
Is iJur II lrt.tud dollars IN gold aud five
a'eGgeIs. llF uews from the gold region is
say. new Movement had been made TO-
sIjs tie HJnniAins in consequence OF The
-a.n. %. several ne" digsings. The miners
d .1r S}ujA Park and on the Blue river were
'n-fird 20 b. making from ten to thirty dol
r. ptrcay. II WA. feared that a renewal Of
~ment weather might cause much suffer
y ID fhr mining districts. The snow had
i.i. j. d!h4rutared
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-V''1FHt At VISION. NaIHe.
/, "tSi"N, Mk Jan. 1.-THE elevator chain
- /" nassirg-nlil here broke this morning,
,Alng HE occupants OF the elevator Il
tahie distance, breaking an arm of Mr..
90 crushing HE ribs Of Il man named Col
\, anu severely inIuring three or four others,
1'ae, 1t Is believed fatally.
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- ~ Underground Agent Sentenced 10 Death.
a. IsIoh, Jan. 29.-Franeis Mitchell,
sfdsr 'ei on ihe steam ship Marion. WAS yes
s,,ss sentenced to be hanged on the End OF
IAN, wi attempting 10 assist a slave in es-
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SHIPPING.
az@fTA ry FGR TpHsnt D,ELPHIA
: steamship PESS SsffLife a. Ca Capt.
DAVID TEAL, is now ready 10 receive Freight.
and will leave on TUESDAY, January 81, at 9
modation' apply to H. +. TUTThE. Ast;,
Freight through to Boston via Philade lphia by
steam at moderate prices and with dispatch.
t,a\ FOR HREMEN.-The ship HELENE.
80 Captain II. RAsCHEs, will load for the above
ia si~ For ife Eb bt Wa'e NJ t. prvoss co.
t,.f> FOR BOSTON-FIRsT VESSEL The
1T regular packet schooner w ESTOV FER,
.sz.=" Capt J. BERRY, having a portion of her
dth Ecu any sois on hoaru, VIII nave quick
g Is '' 's b1T fiESs WM. cuRR1E.
tES FOR BALTiMORE.-The superior
60 fast sailing packet schooner " M. S. TRIP
f"N@ LEI l., Capt. PRGIChFTT, having the great
er portion OF her cargo engaged and going on
'Js "a y have dS'AsWS F E. 3gP %
.,t\ FOR NORF0LK.-Tbe good schooner
s. NARY j.. JOHNSON, Capt. f BGa ispGSHs,
the Sfeater pGTt,on of her esrso en-
ia 25-5t ~ y W. Is. coLQUITT co.
Is FOR NEW ORLEANS-The superior
Gsi, fast sailing schooner ROSENEATH, Capt
engaged and going on board, will have quick dis
pfa IA Its noF balance Of bn sf s' W.T. to cuRR1E
tEN FOR NEW YORK-FiRST VESSEL.
%EE: Richmond and New York Line of Packets.
rI.n. The superior fast sailing schr. LYNCH
BCRT, w NJ. 9. HARRIS. Master. having portion
OF her cargo engaged and gong board. will have
quick dispatch. For balance of fret Int apply to
~>frS% SPECIAL NOTICE Until fur
$500 Tier notice The YORKTOWN. Captain
-, Agk k!fI WI, leave New York for Rich
JAMESTOWN. Captain skiSNER, every Yer w WE'D D.
NESDAf, at T.. vi. returning. they will leave
Richmond for New York every TT ESDAY and
FKi DAY at L. NJ, touching at Norfolk and City
jal3-ts LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
ERsSss5.sssaa<PECK will. after MONDAY next.
sz27Hsz1x7ARzs5th inst, discontinue running be
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
| ther notice.
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt z. c. CLIFFORD,
regaary ' eve e MoNDAS w WED 1 and
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at ca precisely, and re-
:urn each alternate day SUNDAY excepted, leav-
| de It's X. O. HASKINS.
xsf=zE.sx1Szss AND NORFOLK, AND EEDUC-
| TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
| IT'S PECK WILL on and after Monday next, 3rd OF
October. leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
ing SUNDAYS eXcepted.) at "a O'Clock: precisely
| the Glen Cove leaving every Monday, Wednesday
| and Friday mornings, and the Curtis Peck every
| Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. and
both boats return each alternate days, touching al
all the regular landings gong and returning.
| Passage for the round trip, t2o, and from Ports
'"0"'A OF N0''0'A' Co. 0''' fo' g. HfasKINs.
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BY ThOS. W. keesee. Auct.,
coffee corner 18th and Cary streets.)
FJNESTOyK FOR SALE A

FINE sioux FOR SALE AT AUG.
|NTION.-Wll be gold on THURSDAY,
A@AF February ID. at II o'clock. in front of my
office on II h street.
ONE FINE BAY MARE, eight years old war
ranted sound and we'll broke to single and double
harness. She can trot her mile IN 3 70. when or
der: She IS now very heavy in foal by Kossuth.
ONE VERY FINE ROAM FILLEY, two years
old this Spring, by kossuth, Said by judges To be
very hne.~
Two good well broke MULES
TERMs--Cash. THOS. W. KEESEE.
L. q AuctiOneer.
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Northern Markets,

Northern Markets.
Ngw YORK. Jan. Is Flour heavy-Siate 81 e5
as: Ohio S. 60a515; Southern S5.4oS5 10 Wheat
and Corn dull and nomInalls unchanged
Pork is firm. Old Mess sl7; new do. Sl7.S7; prime
told, Sll 81; S i3 60 and SIT IS Lard is steady
~ loi. lo;4c. Whiskey is dnli At 2i1ac. Sales in
New York on Friday of IS O0o Virginia st. 6's SEQ
nj 9O14. saler on Saturday at 9I7s.
BALTIMORE. Jan. %. Flour steady-Howard St.
- so. Wheat is quiet,red l23a icsc; white 1870 Il
Use. Corn steads Yellow zoe. white 74d75c -
Provisions firm. Mess pork ST. III %. Prime sl2 30
q ID. Bacon side. l0c. WhIskey steady at 2lac.
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Nh
Sbfr In Me,nah;a Team

y ~ SIN, 'Ah THE Post Office, block
[sae snI,, s1 ana HE Gaieiy stable, adjoining,
SF,y soc aest royed BY fire this morning.
F-~ss SD ses were burned wi,hthe stable.
*'V'ste mostly Insured
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LELAND, ONO, Jan. 2s.-The steamer A.
.ses.' "i'i' cargo OF 800 tons, from Gin
sr eound - New Orleans, sunk, yester-
- - iret Of water, near Cincinnati. The
-, "a, valued al $3.50, and insured for
w. Tie ioss on the cargo was heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

Au, , FIfe IN NEW hOTks
b 'hA, jan. 20. The building inFul-
10. ~, occupied by Wyncoop, HaIienbrek
~ sa rr,nefs, aud The Ledger press room.
4a,y a. y o'clock last night. The loss Is
IVled "e' Vi power presses were ue'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30
c,,e Hudson River Railroad Accident.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2e.-Willialn j. Coey OF
ms civ. who was on board the train of cars
an mo uu,,son River Railroad which WAS run
| into on "Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst, died
| on Friday evening at Tarrytown- Inc core
| ner,s Investigations have been concluded, al q
| Hartley the brakeman, was arrested this
| morning at Greenbush.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30
~ GRE w SON,
~. STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANU-
ACTIN FRS b.

l7Tu sTEEET. OPPOSITE THE MARKEI)
Invite the attention of dealers, especially tho
family grocers, t. our brand OF BROWN SOAP;h
Will be found much superior in quality. to ordinary
common SOAP, much of which made from 6ah
o) and Yet We will sell at about the same price ~
has to he paid for a much inferior article. Also,
large stock of pleached Ia. Low CANDLES,
fall weights, which We will sell on the most 40
commodating terms. We respectfully solicit
exsmInation of our stock. believing that we can
make 1t to your interest to patronize hone manu-
facture. JA 0-lW
II NITTING AND SEEMING MAIHiN EN.
n WEEDS PATENT LOCK STITCH SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $50 Ia SID EACH
.ALsO-WILLCOX s GIBBS celebrated SEW.
Mill Point Poca hontns county, va. Priee ~ 10
500 each; Those wishing good. low: priced, we'll
made. reliable Machine. are assured that the supo-
rior merits claimed for this Machine be relied
DEMONSTRATING FAMILY KNITTING
MACHINE, a new ard useful invention for sale
By DARBY l. JOHNSON, Ayente.
No. Is Governor 81. Richmond, We.
p. S.-Those dssrous of obtaining an Agency for
the sale OF these celebrated Machines in Virginia,
South Carolina and Tennessee, viii find i TO thsiF
interest to make early application. D. ].
IA O.
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Plumb not to be- Found

sar,a, NJ, Jan. 2..--United States Marshal
sb,,,.a waited Oberlin on the 25th instant to
srni,a.Ii i"inb 10 appear before the Senate
IL no, , - On The Harper's Ferry raid, but he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

Arrival of the Fulton.
NEW YORK Jan. 29-The steam ship-of- war
Fulton. with the Paraguay embassy on board,
arrived last night
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, FURNITURE,

(1LOTEINC, DIR GOODS, FURNITURE,
~ &c;-Will be sold at auction at my store. on
TUESDAY January 3lst; commencing At 10 o'clk.
Ing 81 Goats. Pants and vests; Merino ShiTts and
Drawers; Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Woollen
Socks Comforts, &C.; Shoes, Caps, &c.
FURNlTUKE.-A lot of Furniture, CrOckery
and Glassware.
ALSO-3 superior Double Barrel Guns to cover
advances and charges
ia 30 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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From PerHaElbucO.
NORFOLK Jan. 2e.-An arrival from Per
nambuco brings advices TO the 30th December
F!Our dull.
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Arr;x,l nj the Northern Light

NEW YORK, Jan 2s-The steamship North
srn Light arrived This morning from Aspin-
wall. with the California mails, specie and ia
pasSercprS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30
BY J. H. Dis2es, Aac1,r.



(rUAL AT S3.1J.-This COAL has been extern
- sivcly used this winter, and in most caees has
given general satisfaction. IL makes q delightful
FIRE in crates. Persons with small meaps sh0old
try it for themselves. F. COOK. =,
Office ON 18th It,, ne xt door to
ia H-lm$ MIR. Hastings Grocery Store.
COKE. ..The price Of Coke until further notice
~ will be as follows:
SVf, ~ Mf NJ e. ----- 1e
HARD COKE So
Orders promptly executed at Yards corner 10Th
and Cary and 9Th and By I'd streets. Terms cash.
de I2-ts JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
OAk AND PINE WOOD-Geasoned and On.
~ der shelter, for sale ~ Coke Yards
de l2-ts JNO. J. WERTH. AG't
HAYES H!tke i2HH ". risMEn
- have entered IRE into CO. PARTNE En- dss.
name and q, e Of HILL 4 FISHER: for carrying
on the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, on Basin
bank, where all orders will be thankfully received,
or any orders left With sTxsBlSs,& PULLEY: No:
l0l Broad street, with GxO. |. HERRlNG, No. -
Main street, will be promptly attended TO-. 81 s
"a Office corner 9th street and Basln bank.
TERMs.-Cash. JAM rs HILL,
no2i-2m JOHN W. FISHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

SaiIin. OF the Steamer Edinburgh.
NEW YoRK Jan. 2S.-The steamship Edin
burg sailed for Liverpool this morning with
O.; passengers. She took out no specie list.