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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24

THE LAST oP HIS RACE-Francs H., King of Naples
has lied from his capital Il needs no great foresight
predict, that if lie leaves his throne he will
return TO it. His reign has been brrf and stormy. lie
70 the only sixteen months ago. and is but
tWen'y'hree years old. lie has lived in turmoil foI
which he cln hardly be held responsible. The sins o
his fathers visited upon him he has done nothing
very bad himself has had time TO 10 but little of ans
sort but be s part OF 3 system under which the Two ST.
cies have groarcd for a quarter Of century He is
Bourbon, aud the people have determined that the Bcur
bons must 60 down.
His first refuge, Of course is Gaeta Gaets is the
strongest fortified city in his kingdom. Il is town on
the Mediterranean coast with few people, but many sol
diers, rampart5 and cannon There is a royal palace
which is favoritc summer residence, and in which
Soveregns have often taken refuge from their reyoed
subjects. Plus TX fed there, at the time of the Roman
Revolution, in 1919, and the Neapoan Rirgs 60 there
regularly whenever Naples becomes hot to hod them
But revolution RACES even at the gates Of Gaea
IL is in the province OF TERRA di Lavoro, OF which the
people have risen 10 arms.
This has been destructive for Italian royalty
Exiled Italian Soyereigns becoming The
Duchess Of Parma j. private citizen Of Venice
The rich Duke Of Nodena kas retired in disgust
German country seat. The poor Duke Of Tuscany hs-
became 4 Colonel of Austrian dragons. Where and
what win the King Of the TSo Scies be two months
hence?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24
FLcrs FoR RTnE PEnpLr,,l

Ir Is hCT-Thai the entire Democratic party We,
for non.inervenlion when had Congress fayorIb,
to the institution of slavery but when have
Black Republican Congress, the Dsunion wing Of the
Democratic party Is Tor Intervention.
IT Is A FAcT-That all the Abolition papers 10 the
North prefer he election Of John O. Breckenridge thai
Of Judge Douglas.
IT Is FAcr-That Cassius " Clay said, in a public
speech that If he had the power he would rather thou
sand times place John c. Brecknridge in the Presden
tiol chair than Douglas
IT ~ FAcT-That most Of the supporters of Breck-
ndge, north of Mason and DiInns line are Office hold
under the present corrupt administration.
IT Is FAcT--Tbat John O. Breckenridge accepted
the nomination OF the Richmond Dsunion Convention
aud hoped 10 'merit its confidence"
IT Is a FAcT-That, in that same Convention, Mr.
Baldwin, from New York. was called to order because be
spoke in favor Of the Union
IT Is A FACr-That Mr.. Breckenridge, in his Lexing
ton speech, the questions which Breck-
inridge Elector put Mr. Douglas Norfolk and which
questions said Eector said should be answered by Mr.
Breeknridge. ~
1t Is FACr-Thst Mr.. Breckenridge dare not answer
said questions because if he as Douglas did he
will lose the Disunon vote in the South; and if he
them 10 please Yancey, he will lose all the anti
Yaucey votes.
IT FACT-That all these facts are facts, aud can.
not be truthfully denied
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24
DIS SCUSSION IN HENRY COUNTY.
HrNpy CaUNTY ITth Sent

UVUNIll otPti
10 The Editor Of the IIhig:
The electors Of the different nominees for President
and President addressed large number of the vo-
ters of this county at Martnsvle Monday the lOh
instant
Mr. Bruce led Off with telling and convincing speech.
Mr. John r. Ednunds followed, and from what had
heard OF him as an able debator greatly dsappoint-
cd heard several prominent Democrats cay that il
was the poorest effort they had heard from any man
having any reputation public speaker; aud inste ad
of beuefng the party whose he is aborng for,
would actually lose votes for Breckenridge. Mr. Stoval
followed Mr. Edmunds aud tell you lie poured hot shot
into the Breckenridge camp and have doubt gained
many votes for Douglas from Breckenridge
sMr Charles Irving followed Stoval and be handled the
Brecknridgers roughly that many of them left the
room while he speaking.
Henry will give a handsome majority for the Union
ticket over Douglas aud Brcckinrdge together, think.
The vote for Douglas aud Breck will be nearly equal
B&E.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24

WARY PRELArE-An English newspaper letter writer
SAYS the Cardinal Antone never ventures upon cares
sing any OF his many mslresses ill he has made sure
sbe has no knife concealed about her person The Card
nails galantries are the common gossip Of Rome"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24
LIVEHPOOLAN AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOO!
ASSUGL INCOME &2,25O,OoOI

Daily Revenue ST,5OO.OO.
INVESTED IN rnE UNITED srArts, OVER NsO0,oOoi
an Drsetors Personally Resp0nsibls T ne Eagugeusn Q
ths C01pdng.
WHTE respectfully attention he security OF the Liverpool
w London Insurance Company 20 Is policy holders 10 ~
large cash capital and Investments, stated above.
ne large capital Of the Company enable 20 take
Ines convenient parties requiring large amounts fasurAnee
In addition Ordinary node Of Insurance, h Company .
sues PERMA NENT POLICIES on the payment Or I AShl-
Al PREMIUMS Property Is, thenceiorih, FhRAANhAILl
INSURED The Policy De cancelled a. time, and hepre
milan wiI be returned less per cent
r Company yin make Insurance By l0 Of Rena b. IRE on
nsw and most liberal principle
nder Policies o. his Company an cans are paid uPonprs
sentson o. satisfactory proof Of less without t5aeE o. dso
ffs- nv tltsrs not usual aer preIenta
N,n of proof WORTHAM 4 WYATT, Agents,
mAN a. hAin street. under g Charles Hotel.
A HTISrS VI AT RIAS, sueh - Oii cOiOrs in
~ c11rs sable ntch ant can-l hair pe1c
Inda nk Drawing paper Bristol board lead AMI coored pcnc
ryon pens Maisemacal Insrumeuts books Art Drawing
A-,i,t.} tors of WM sArTLER a CO.
- 1t2 Main e. a feu hsinu Fxrhange Ra~k
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd S lTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A NJ. DUPUY, A. .PEScn

a ". ~
TUyF next session usiuon will the lat OF
lsGO, and will terminate the 80th June, ISL
The Principal viii be sided heretofore by well selected
corps Of Asans Who with their ability and experience cannot
fall 10 gve satisfaction -
ana MIRA DuPuy by Mary r cse foruery ofsa
They alone will reside Ia the Seminary With The young
will exercise Pdrelt care aud control ever thos
eouu;ted % their charge
The success which has attended this effort 10 establish in the city
chno-d Fale seminary Of tbs hrst class has encouraged
Principal provide p accommodations for the next
session The buildings being ensrgd aud important
noddca viii be made IN the which viii add gray TO their
convenience comfort The lodging large and vel
ventilated than om four boarders viii occu-
py The Recitation RooGs will be well arranged for the
accommodation OF lhe pupils - -
TERMS FOR NINE MONTH";
Board. 80. ~
washlng fuel and lights. ~ O
Tuition 10 the Preparatory Department 81 "
IA 10 ordinary Elghsh ......... 20 90
DO IN advanced DO do ...................... % 90
DO inodern and Ancient Language each. 20 o.
Musc Vocal and Instrumental Psno and Gultar for one
lesson hoar per week. 40 %
asoGs Of hour each per 50 "
Use OF Piano ~
Drawing IN CfGyon oJ ~
Painting IN water coloa
Painting n ~ w
Oneh4 pas able the ls Of Oct, 1890 and e remainder on
he 18Th o. fsbY, 1S5l
RefsrHee made to Rev Dr. Moses D. HOge any Of the
former patrons OF the school.
Catalogues Seminary, containing detailed informa-
ton obtned any bookstore In the city, BY SppeA-
ton 10 the undersigned. -
jyii Richmond, Va
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FALL AND WINTER
CL o II I'll n G!!
NOTICE
FALL TRADE.
SHAFEA, HALSEY q Co,

Wholesale AND RErAII

ClothierS and Manufacturers,
10 MAIN STREET.,
Richmond. Va.
TVVHE sub,chers having manufactured for the Virginia and
Na,h Carolina trade he past years. bring expert
ana kn1w-lge guarantee that the CLOTHING oaereu
uli Oh evrty rclp-ct give satsfact or-
esng every facility for carrying On our hutinssS success
y examination Of stock, knowing that We can
ndlcement. who desire goot goods AZ fair prices
SHAFER, HALSEY co, A. S SHAFsR a Co,
Richmond Va, Petersburg, Va,
BCRROU3Hs, sHAEER co.
ssi8 Lynchburg, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24
NUMBER 227.-
NEW AND RIGH JEWRLRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
3. a. M Y Z r s

ooFskh % NAN ASD FsAa sTkKErs, AIcHNosD URoTSfi
TTAS is received In addition 10 his already large and n
Il extensive sts9rnenis, beautiful collection all hA
The latest and most elegant styles Of Watches JeWey H
Silver aud Plated Ware.
Watches by the following celebrated aker
jules JuIgensoo Adans Sans David Taylor Henry Rey
Inonds Lemon Alfred aya and other celebrated uskers
nIAhoNDSA very large and rich sssortre,t Of Diamonds
and other precious stores.
Diamonds Pearls, Opal, CArbunee Garnet Coral Cameo
Onyx In sETTs
Aospectaees-Bs sIlAn Periseople Pebbles set In gold
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery Jesey Of every
scrpti0n.
The public respectfully Invited examine the b.ors
purchasing. g. MYERS
mAa Cor Ma and Pearl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24

VNHE PRINCIPAL OF THE SOITEHEHN FE
i MALE INSTITUTE Richmond Va, wishes to employ an
add oua iant Master = Arts, graduate m most OF
tue ,oho University Virginia preferred To OF
experience well recommended salary OF 3,90 will be paid
Address d. LEE POWELL, Box 81.
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OLD pOwTYEON INSTITUTE.

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
TE Of this schoo for Young Ladies' located at The
the OF sth and Franklin streets, kchmond, Va Will
June next ensul1g.
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.
Shuuate, Mental Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guages.
Rev James A. Duncan Biblical Literature
Mons Eiouard Houiayer, French.
Carlos Mera. spanish and Italian
Albert De Roedlgrr, Gernan
Miss Hvs Jones, inter'edate English.
Miss MsgEie D. Brander, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Hriureh Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Ericsson Guitar
oswa'd Hcinrieh Pa n;iug and Drawing
!. W. Reeve, PenmSnshp.
TERMS.
Tx Session. payable half nrst Of October residue
Frb. Il, 1851:
Primary EuFlsh Nncudng NuSc) ......... $50 90
intermediate Engsh Qncudng Vocal Musc 40 90
Senior, OneuiusN WOOL Musicl. 90 w
Languages each ...........-........ 90 90
Pane Organ. Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice. for half
hour lessons, per week. oV w
Piano Organ, Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice for one
hour e sons, per ~ w
on PAn,in, =. ........... 80 90
Pastel Water Colors, Crayon Drawing ~ w
Use OF Fano... ~ w
Ornamental Branches - %
wasbing and Iivbts ............ 25 %
Application 70 enter pupils and all communications concerning
THOMAS l. GALLrHER
Richmond Va
The announcement for session Of 1850 '6 whe furnished
70 thoae uho apply A. indicated Uo-y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24
CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON,

TIVE soa the st Wednesday IN October
Board, including fuel, lights and Sashng-and tuition IN
Engish BranChes for The scholastic year. tlSh
For catalogues o. further Information, address
Rev @ A. RAYMOND, Hampton,
apsn-61m or Rev. T. HUME Portsmouth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24

No aiyerssneu 70 BE oonisied BY ne noah or year
ans spechcd the MAaascp previously agreed Be-
the parties
An advertisement nArhsd he copy hr IPschsd
Der insertions V be continued un ordered cut and payueni
oxactcd accordingly
~ REauLAa AnunzFsEaEF-foa avoid misunderstanding
On nhs partoi Advertiser Is proper state dc,
ha taer privileges only extends % their Immediate business kea
Eae Legal and an other Advertisements sent oy theu 70 Dc ar
additional charge, and no vurston-
~ Esar and General Arena Adse a1eeuis not 70 b.
Inserted ~ year 20 Be charged az the usual rates uoee
% such discounts a shah be agreed upon.
Hooserrs and yearly advertiser generally engaging on
Win the privilege OF change shall not on thci
Te1ry average any week Insert than the amsun
az-i ere standing rufe under the contract and AL eKcee
ms .uch lCult tn Be charged al ihc usual rates
Aycrtrments inserted IN the semWeeky Whlg a. is cent
pr slaars % nca for the art Insertion and so cent
81 - r-h -'n'inuance Or n weekly, 10 cents
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERNB.
Daily Paper IS per ANNA; seuWesky IS; Wssky, es
vavs h Advance Rcnances nay Be made 81 hs r1k Of e.
u5hes IN an where evidence tAkea The asPoss Of
iet,srn zoe Post once containing noney.
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Select Boarding school for Girls.
Number Of Boarders limited to Ten.

DLLING,s ANODY REMEDY.-A never fall
ID ng DiArrha Dysentey, 4, prepared and Tor
sale BY DoNE NOO,
sei9 Wholesale Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24
UniveTTSitEXx Of !, !, IN TL3gIiEsiana, gIEs

The announcement for the session of 1850 81, wbe furni.
70 those uho apply A. indicated Ub-l
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TJIAT OLD SERPENT. the DEVIL aud SATAN, and Mr. STA
CYs effort Identify him. aud the brulsing OF his head In th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24

GREAT REDUCTION!ii!
have this day down Stock cf Fall and Winter
Siks per and will sell then Without regard TO cost
r.fs's s.is can anu 'A'''' sAML NJ PRICE co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-24

UANTkL
After the organz. .tion Of the Club Mr. L. Ponsett
rayoe the eector for King George county, and DR.. w.
D. Quisenbery addressed the meeting in eloquent terms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

does not break up on the platform question,
the chances are all in favor of his nomination.
Slidell says openly if the squatter sovereignty
platform is adopted, tie convention Will divide.
He is sustained in this opinion by the alowais
of all the leading men OF the best talent OF the
south. The southern men appeared deter in
ed and in earnest, and are backed by some OF
the best northern leaders.
From WASHINGTON The refusal at
Charleston to yield to the demands of Doug
las, in constructing a platform, is the sweetest
morsel to Buchanan that he has enjoyed this
many day He held a levee at the White
House, Friday evening. The opinion prevails
here, that the name OF Hunter has been kept
back for purpose, and that he will be brought
as a compromise man after several balotings
and a failure to nominate. He is Mr. Buchan.
ans choice. lOld Buck is against Guthrie,
because he was in Pierce's Cabinet.
From the Boston Journal.l
Mr.. Butler of Massachusetts made splen.
did show, IN contrast with these speakers, and
unclaimed the attention OF every one within
the sound OF his voice a distinguished Caro-
linan ny n side, after listening with intense
earncstness to him, asked me if Butler was
not considered amuch greater man than Cush.
ing at home Evidently the matter lay in
that form on lis own mind
Massachusetts will cast about nine votes for
Buffers proposition, and the remainder will
90 for Pavnes or the southern platform.
Maine goes entire tor Buffers platform The
general tendency among northerners is to cave
The northwest will go for Payne's platform,
though a few say they will support Buffers.
Some parties say that Butler talks too much
higher law for this latitude
From the Boston Travellcrl
The outsiders are rather quarrelsomc. There
were three fights Friday, and will probably be
two duelS III consequence. Two members of
the Ohio delegation had fight at the Mills
House, and threw plates at each other. One
then drew pistol, when the other clinched
him. Their friends separated them. Col
Craig of Missouri, and Laugmore Of the St.
Louis Republican, also had a rough and tum-
bic fight at the Mills House, which is to be set.
tied by duel on their return home 1t is
thought the programme OF the fire eaters is to
run separate candidate and endeavor to
throw tine election into the House, where the
south, with two northern states, can control it,
CFrom the journal of Commerce.
1t is proposed by some OF the delegates at
Charleston, according to private advices re-
ceived here, to take up an entirely new man
in case of the occurrence of dead lock III
the contest between Douglas Hunter, and 9TH
ers. The individual named is Francis W
PiCkens, now minister to Russia. Mr.. Pick
ems is conservative, and as such was kept
down in his own state He is high minded,
honorable patriotic, and able man. He was
offered. the mission to England by Mr. Polk,
but then declined it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30
Correspondence of Others Papers.

]
The various statements that Judge Douglas
has either written or telegraphed his friends in
Charleston, instructing them in any way are
wholly without foundation. Judge Douglas has
not, and says he will not, write or telegraph to
his friends in Charleston as to the course they
shall adopt His views and position are well
known lie is in the hands OF his friends, aud
has full confidence in their intelligence, integri-
tv and honor, both as regards himself and the
interests of the democratic party. II he can
not be nominated, he has SINE fresh man IN
reserve to whom he will give his interest, and
if he can his votes. But it is said hislmen
will hold out for a long time. The man OF the
Regency, ii they cannot nominate Douglas, is
Horatio Seymour. 1t is said that MIR. Cling
man of North Caro- ina, is to be the nominee
of the Douglas party for vice president FER
nando Wood has been offered a seat IN the
Cabinet of Douglas on condition OF giving
him his support, but respectfully declined
Douglas will not stand either the majority re-
port on the Bayard resolution, but will be salts
fed with either Of The two minority reports
tFrom the Philadelphia Inquircrl
Col. Preston, the Minister to Spain, is here
and does not believe that Douglas will get over
seven southern votes, probably none. The
undercurrent in favor of Breckenridge is
hourly growing stronger. If the convention
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

ASHES unchanged: sales l2O bills pot s525 pearl 562
uplands.
FlUUR-Recepts 0Ss1 bbls sales $500 bbs; State and
WcsJeri5 a lOc better, and closing heavy supertine
State s545 @ 80; extra state s555 q 565 round hoop
ohio s6,2O " $50; supcrnc Western S. 81 q $50: COM
mon to good extra western $3.50 a $500: southern
shade frmer sales 900 hblS mix good So a 665
fancy ami extra S6.75 10 ST75 Canada trihe better
$50 bbls extra at $3.50 a. $50.
GRAIN Wheat opened with holders asking &c adv,
and closed duu and heavy ut YESTERDAY prices; sales
bush; Chicago spring Sl,lS @ l,2g2; Milwaukee club,
S.3z "a 49, winter red western 81 ~ for common; White
Canada $3.50 for interior. Com held "a &c higher the
market closing dull and heavy yesterdays prices
sales 1900 bush; mixed Westerns soc; white, 81 @ SIC;
yellow so q 63c. OATS quet southern and Jersey 80 q
4lc; Northern and Western As a 453c.
PROVISIONS Beef dull and unchanged; sales III
bbs; country mess $500 q $3.50; prime 81 q $3.50 re
packed Chicago sl7o @ stO5O; prime mes, 9la g SIS
Pork dull and unchansed; sales 525 bbs; sT,50
old, SlI,59 SllSl for new: prime Sl2S7 Tor Old, SlA2
fr new lard steady, with fair demand; sales 500 bb
l0i @ llss. Whisky dull and declining; sales 300 bbl
at 224c Rice UNCHANGED; sales 100 ties at q 4ac Su
CARS active at full prices sales 2000 hds Porto Rico,
q 7ic; Muscovado, 81 q &c; Meado, 1000 hhds, part al
Age Coffee steady santos, 1000 bags extra private
terms Moasses unchanged Porto Rico % hhds at Acc
Muscoyado, POO hhds, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30
The Troubles in Texas.

New ORLEANS, April 28.-The steamship
Arizona from Brazos, Santigo, with dates Of
2lst inst, has arrived. a special conducta of
100000 left the city Of Zacatecas for Rio
Grande, but was attacked by band Of rob
Der and put back, securing the treasure. In
obedience with Gov Houston's instructions
two companies OF Texas rangers have been
dsbanded. The whereabouts of Cortinas
were unknown. Col. Lee made long search
along the whole river, to learn from personal
observation the exact state of affairs on the
frontiers and if possible to quiet the disturb
ances. lie had conferred with the Mexican
authorities for this purpose.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

by l.. w. VAIL.
A SSlGNEES SALE OF $4,000
"A WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD AND SILVER
W INCHES, GOLD CHAINS, PLATED WARE, AND
FINE JEWELRY, AT AUCTION, by E. W. VAIL,
at No. Lincoln House Block Main street Worcester
commencing on WEDNESDAY Evening, April rs, at
O'Clock, and continue through the week. This stock
consists in part as follows: Diamond Pins Rings Of
the nrst water; Gold Hunting English American, Swiss
Diamond Set Enameed Jurgeseen and Matile Cronome
ter Watches, Silver Watches of every descr1ons Gold
vest Guard, Chatham and Neck Chains, Gold Chain
ssae Lava Enameled and Jet Sets to match Loekets,
patterns Silver Plated Tea Sets, Table Wine Cast
ors and in fact every thing kept in first class Jewelry
store The above stock bought expressly for the
tail trade, but be sold Immediately the highest
bidder, without any reserve to close the concern.
Per order of j. L. CONANT. Agent Tor
G. c. BACKUS, Assignee.
E. W. VAIL, AuctiOneer
?. S.-Ladies, Merchants and Dealers are invited to
call and examine the stock during the day as goods will
be sold less than Manufacturers cost at private sale
APPS diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

SUPERIOR GRAPE VINES.-The sub
~ scriber has few DIANA GRAPE VINES of his
growing, of extra size and strength the best ever
offered In Worcester. Also, DELAWARE, HARTFORD
PROLlFlC, CONCORD, ana AMERICAN AMBER
VINES, at reduced prices.
Also few Pear Trees of extra size and the best kinds
to reduce the number standing his garden 262 Main
street
Also, few Tree Peonies of extra size, and Herba-
ceOus P@onies best kinds j. Nj. EARLE.
apis DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

Resolved, That we, the democracy of the
Union, in convention assembled, hereby de-
clare our affirmation of the resolutions uuani-
mously adopted aud declared as a platform Of
principles by the democratic convention, at
Cincinnati in the year 1856, believing that
democratic principles are interchangeable in
their nature when applied to the same subject
matter, and we recommend, as our only furth'
err resolutions, the following -
Resolved, That the democratic party will
abide by the decision Of the supreme court Of
the United States over the institution of slave
ny in the territories.
And then follow, as in the majority report,
resolutions about the fugitive slave law, the
Pacific railroad Cuba, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-30

ELEGANT cHENE SILKS, at Auction prices,
SUPERB SATIN STRIPE SILKS, at Auction prices.
RICH BRoCADED FIGURES, at Auction prices.
CANNELLE CTItNTzE FIGURES, at Auction prices.
SOLID COLOR BRoCADE STRIPE, at Auction prices.
Extra Bargains in DOLLAR SILKS.
sEYENTY-FIYE CENT SILKS, Worth One Dollar
SUPERB BLACK SMALL FIGURED SILKS, from
Auction.
SMALL CHECKS at So 621 Is and S7s cents and about
IS cents under value.
CHILDREN'S SILKS, in great variety.
BLACK and WHITE CHECKS, and BROWN and
WHITE very desirable and scarce goods
REAL INDIA CHECKS.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS at One Dollar, and the bcs
goods ever shown at the price.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS, at IS cents
The choicest and richest goods imported this season are
to be found in stock, and, the present prices
should command the notice of every lady
BARNARD SUMNER, a. 90
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BY L. W. VAfI
~ -

GSS SIX HORSES AT AUG
ES EAA1A TIoN.-On SATURDAY, April o. at II
SI-sA O'Clock a. m, at Clarks Stable, on Mechan-
ic street, shall sell at Auction Six valuable
Horses recently brought from Canada The Horses will
be at the above Stable three days previous to the sale or
examination Sale positive, W. w. PRATT, Auct'r
ADDS dat - 1900