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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

The resolution under which the Charleston Conyen
ton adjourned stated as the principal object OF that
movement the pgopriety Of allowing the seeding
States TO reappoint I'LL up their delegations Four oil
the delegates from Virginia withdrew. The question
arises. whether the Democracy Of the State aud their
District constituents approve their course If So no
new delegates viii be elected II not elections must be
held How is the question to be decided. Will the
Districts themselves 10 it-or viii the Central Commit
tee-or must there be State Convention? We suggest
the latter as the most satisfactory courseespeoiay as
there are other most mporan, matters 20 be considered
We therefore call for Democratic Convention, to be
assembled with all possible dispatch.
We would also throw out 10 the four seeding dele
gates from Virginia aud TO those from other States
where the secession was only partial whether they should
not take steps to have their delegations in the Richmond
Convention filled up Virginia should, certainly, have
fifteen votes In the Richmond Convention. As the mat
tsr now stands she viii have but two. Of course, the
State that has been accustomed play King-maker in
the PARTY councils viii not consent quietly to be shorn
of her strength and dsfranchised in this way. The sece
dsrs should not permit themselves to be ouwtted The
came of "fliagup" has two sides to it. Unless they
see to IT, they will present beggary account on the llh
Of Inn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
The Ne1tC,nsus.

Tie statement appears in Che newspapers butwe are
r.. aware that has of,i sanction. chat the United
States Mlrslais, and tbe.r deputies viii commence taking
.e census on the l.t OF june with Instructions to COM
r.,, their a5crs oy Gle Is, of Oc,o5er-the object be
i- 90 furnish Corge with the necessary statistics to
cllJe t re-ast a, It's rext session, che representa-
zion Of he States.
We ttv, already referred o. the effect, u political
raat Of view, which eD be IrOiaced by the reiPpor
.laucu. o. represea uo4 a Congress under the cen.
..s -50l, TO De taken Tee rapid growth Of The North
.e r.rn States 10 population viii give large increase Of
political power 20 that se tol Of the couu.ry-lud the
e1ararltye If not che absolute strength Of the South
viii be- ser.cl.l, diminished. But Fortunately for the
South a. the y O. Crescent saws this viii affect ONLY
- rspre-sua,ion Ia the lower House Of Congress To
ts senate she NAV sal hold a check upon the aggres
sye sr.ri, Of Black Bepub,cau.sm If only TWO Of the
Northern States p aid her I'M the supper. Of heriust
r .a.s under the Constitution.
Brt Do every other respect except this one of po.t
e., .orer the South has reason look forward 20 the
r..t census with pride and pleasure Within Che last
wear. the development, Of he South iu every element
g.. material wealth has been marked and steady We
venture the prediction a. the great body Of the Soa,a
en- people VIII ia m-eIses be a,toui-hed at the rapid
Studies mat their section has made 81 the Jaereut depart
1sea-s Of human industry.
TIE next census viii show increase in the foreign
trade Of the Soath, beyond all former precedent Il viii
convince tbe CONNER a cities Of the North OF what they
lave been so slow % beeve-,hs capacity Of the South
q conduct an iudcpeudeu commerce free from al the
e1.i0ls aud restrictions Of Northern flctors shippers
aud commission merchants. It viii open their ewes 10
.t F.4 that eli frn1u Isl far rrora v,fr.tf, I'm . -
lal sense 10 the North than the South and that IL
d., as.- ia.,ret not Tess han their duty, peril its
s,..tenee for toe purpose Of breaking down system
a. labor which at tls bottom Of all our national pros
I.ry.
rsl also SHOW an increase To- the agricultural pro-
ds.i3ns Of the south uneqlalei ia any other decade
sues our existence as q nation. Not only vii this be
fial tras Of ths great staple, eotoa-bu' equally tue
s,dauE % sso, hsmP rec ane al Other PrOdae'' Of
trsuliursl lndusfsy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
TUE CONTENTION BALLOTS.

For the convenience Of reference, we taoua'e Tue M
svep ballots of the late Charleston Convention. The
Gentlemen who received votes during these baotings
were Hon Stephen A Douglas of Illinois Hon James
Guthrie of Kentucky, Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter Of virgin
ia Hon Andrew Johnson Of Tennessee, Hon JOS Lane
of Oregon, Hon. Daniel s Dickinson oil new
Jefferson Davis of Mississippi Hon Isaac Toucey, otCon-
necticut and Hon. James A. Pearce, of MARYLAND. =,
Mr. Douglas received his highest vote, 1871 on the
2sd SD and S4th ballots Mr. Guthrie received his hgn
eat vote 664 on the seth, 10th, 4lst and 42d oalos-
Mr. Hunter received his highest vote AZ, on the list par
io NJ lane received his highest vote 204, from the
14b TO the 22d ballots inclusive Mr. Dickinson recev-
ed his highest vote H. the 29h and SOth ballots
The vote for Mr. johnson only varied one vote IL ana
IL until the S7th ballot after which he received none
The other gentlemen received merely complimentary
votes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BRAZIL.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EURDPE-SUICIDE OF
BARON BRUCK-THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF
WALES TO CANADA
ST. JOINS May The steamer Brazil, from Galway,
on the 29th ult, arrived here yesterday.
IL rumored that arrests had been made in Paris on
account Of an Italian plot against the Emperor.
Baron Bruck had committed suicide, having been dis
missed said from the Austrian Ministry in conse
qaenee OF completely in the recently discovered gigantic
frauds.
TIE voting in Savoy on the annexation question: will,
it said; exceed 100000. Only 1900 noes had been
recorded
slight Instruction in the French possessions in Afr
occurred, but it was promptly suppressed.
The Prince Of Wales will not visit Canada before the
first week in July.
There is nothing regard to the prize fight. A
medical certificate given that Savers would not be
able TO use his for months and probable more
Some goo had been collected for Savers among the
bers Of the House of Commons.
Bells Life contains the final demand of Heenan for the
belt under she assertion that he won it. That paper
the claim prepOsterOGs aud asserts that the
chances favor Savers and that had the referees witness
ed the thirty seventh round they would have awarded
him the victory,
The Chinese WERE at the last accounts, making defen
sve preparations 1t was reported that British
sells had been sunk by the forts on the Peiho
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
London Cotton Hdrket-Sales of the week 1900
bales including 600 bales to Spectators and the
amount for export The market closed buOyant, and
mddlng and lower qualities had recovered from the last
weeks decline. Fair qualities had improved, and closed
firm. Prices were generally unchanged. Sales Of Fri
day estimated at 900 bales including 5000 bales for
speculation and export.
The market closed active. New Orleans fair sid;
middling 5sd.; Mobiles fair Id; mddlng lid;
Upland fair I'd; middling l-Sd.
Stock in port 900 900 bales, including 10000 bales
American
Various circulars report an advance Of from TO ID.
Manchester adyices were favorable.
Hare Cotton Markst-New Orleans tres ordinRire
lO6f; Bas s9f Fair qualities had improved most Sales
Of the week 500 bales Stock 10 port 200 600 bales
Liverpool Brsadshgs AWkst-The market generally
closed quiet Flour was dull and difficult 10 sell at 36s
S0s. Wheat was steady. Red los Cd llE white
ilaHlai 3D. Corn quiet and nomlDsi generally Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
Andy johnson ''SIcls al the Stomach''-HIs
tsaNFnd ReeIs.r

With the Nashville Bu1sr We are glad to see that
casion,y even Democrat will get tired Of the slavery
agitation The notorious Senator from Tennessee, An
drew johnson. e., disguised with the hobby upon which
he and his party have heretofore relied get into Office
and power. To speech in the Senate the ll;h be
said.
We baveibeeu driven round and round this slave
nv question an our heads reel and our somachs sick
BUTT the slavery agitation is the subject be introdu-
ce always care not what may be before the Senate
Really +, seems 20 me r. some membero this body were
20 introduce the Ten Commandments somebody would
Gnd 'uis.cr' In them somewhere The chances are, IT
"a tendency 90 diminish the area Of slavery and prevent
One Increase OF slave population, and in the end perhap
abolish 60. while ON the other hand t some Senator from
te South were % introduce the Lords Prayer somebody
would Immediately find "ugger' IN IL, aud would
que that 90 had tendency 20 advance Slavery, while
another would argue that i, would abolish It, Is il
time thc legislation of the country should e directed
something else and should other things DE
siicrrie DO believe the country North and South
becoming sick and tired of the agitation OF this
question 90 the exclusion of an others DO trust in
God the people of the country will rise above this aga-
zion, aud tho purposes for whichi is kept up
Andrew Johneous head is reelug and he is sick at
his stomach. Your attention, tellow-ciuzens" VIII
no, somebody hold his reeug head that he may relieve
his afflicted stomach lie has INDUCED too freely in tie
nisgsr" beverage Il be should attempt to walk under
such circumstances We fear the floor OF the Senate would
ay up and bic him in the face We trust his party viii
take pity on him AID allow him to taper OF" on the
niger question. He can't survive it much longer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
DIED.


On Tuesday the sth ins wM GEORGE infant Thomas
and Catherine stockdel, aged ave weeks.
The friends Of the family requested attend hI funeral
his fathers house. Brook road at o'clock Wednesday
ming
OBITUARY.
photographic dispatch has announced the melancholy ine
Of the death Of Mrs JUDITH PAGE AYLEr he widow Of
the late Gen Philip AyeD OF King William Monday
Ing the 9TH inst after short Illness a. the residence Of her
naw Dr. cabe at Selma In the State Of Alabama while
a Whit to her daughter.
The deep gloom OF the numerous and devoted relatives and
friends OF the deceased at this sudden and unexpected beeaye
men speaks the best panegc upon her character and
their just estimation Of the eparabe they have sustain
10 oil the relations Of life she faithfully discharged every duty
Frank generous condng and aGecolae she elected tie love
and esteem Of all who knew her Her heart ever sympahE
Ing with the needy and distressed she dispensed char
ties with liberal hand Hospabe ard kind to ALL her mansion
ever the transformations seat Of no ahe agreeable and
constant Of ves Endowed with superior In
tec improved by education and reading her judgment and
opinions sought and respected by those with whom she
Intimate aud who best knew her worth But this brightest gem In
her character the truly Christian Ty which, by precept and
example, distinguished her hrou M and which, though
proving her faith by her works relied solely the merits OF her
Favour bright inheritance In the Of the blessed
TO which her spirit has ed Long will er memory be cherished
long will her angelic virtues ard noble revered by
surviving relatives and friends
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
A Somthrrn Conferencc.

A short time ago. che proposition for Southern Con-
ference was exceedingly popular with most Of the De-
mocratc leaders Of this State, and especially with the
organs 10 this city They failed 70 secure the legislation
necessary TO authorize the assembling OF such boiybut
a happy accident has favored them with more couve-
nieu, opportunity than they then desired. The meeting
in this CITY, next month"; Of the representatives of the
States that retired from the Charleston Convention is the
very thing the Eagsrsr, Examiner and iadsr so vehe-
meut.y urged We have right to expect therefore,
that they will take the proper course to have Virginia
fully represented on the occasion. We wonder that
there should be any delay about it? What is Mr..
SeidCu dougs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

Some fellow Of excellent humor, and mean artist,
draws a Democrat thus:
a Democrat is Ike an Iudian-hard TO make any
thing else of him You may take an Indian and cvilize
aud educate him, and he is Iadiln STILL whenever OPP
portguty offers for him 10 show it, So with a Democrat
Nine cases out of ten when YOU think one is weaned
from the party and has become a free man, the first
ding you know be is back in the reagan more hope
lessly than ever
In 1851 sufficient number Of Democrats went over to
the Union party in Georgia Mississippi and Alabama, to
defeat the disuuioaists But so soon as the work was
accomplished they back the embraces Of the very
men they had denounced and defeated and there they
are TODAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

SERIOUS ILLNESS oT CHEZ JUsriCE TANEY.-The Wash
ingon correspondent Of Forneys Press states that seri-
fears entertained lest the venerable head OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States Justice fancy may
never again take bis seat the Bench. He fell hon
sheer exhaustion few days ago and had to be borne to
his chamber Another OF the aged members OF this high
tribunal Is also In q very enieebled condlriop,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

As neither the feryeut prayer Of neghbOr Of the
Esgdr-r, nor the deyout aduratiou Of the Rev. Mr..
smith at the Charleston Convention, ayaed to preserve
harmony in that body may reasonably conclude Il a
Democracy is past PRAYING for Aud neither the &C.
nervous proposition Of the Enquirer to treat all the
world nor the statesmauke effort in the Convention,
Of, Isaiah Ryuders 70 protect Monongahela Whisky
saved them from a smash-lp conclude that Democ-
rlcy is in hopeless state that burnt brandy" won't
save t.. Poor dear Democracy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
TWENTY-EIGHT HORSES BURNT.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-B. D. Stetsens Tattersal Sta
bes, on Fbert street, below Thirteenth were entirely
destroyed by fire this afternoon and tweny-eght horses
were burnt. One valued at 1880, and another at
$1,000. All were valuable. The adjoining buildings
partially burnt. Loss estimated at S25 600 insured for
only 81. 600. The origin of the fire was Incidental.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

NRw YORK, May IA meeting of the National Demo-
Gratis took place at the Metropolitan Hotel tonight ex
were adopted, aud great enthusiasm prevailed COM
mttee to get up meeting was appointed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
AnENnen.Irn Alliance.

The expenditure OF England, in 1860, for military and
naval defences, viii amount to Sl5OOOOOOO. This is in
period Of peace with all the world except China, and
there hopes that the misunderstanding there is eaPa-
Die Of being removed by fresh diplomatic embassy
In $780, the last year OF the Duke of Wellugtons ad
muistrauou the charges for the army navy, and ord
nance Of England we're Sj7,5oOOO0. The difference is
worth noting, as being in the main, the price that Eng
land pays TO herself Of the amty Of her ally across
the channel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
changed mixed 8Gs SOS Cd; yellow 81 a SIS 3D. white

changed; mixed s6s 3D. yellow 81 SIS Cd white
SIS a 3ss Cd.
Liverpool Provision Md,ket-The market closed dull
Beef heavy and all qualities slightly lower The mar
ket closed active at decline Of % Cd for inferior quail
Quiet at IT'S Cd a sos for new. Bacon was firm. Lard
quiet at 57sa5ss cd.
Liverpool Produce M,rket-Sugar was quiet but firm.
Coffee quiet. Rice was firm. Rosin dull at as Ida
as I'd. Spirits Turpentine dul at SOS.
London Marksts-The money market was unchanged
and closed easy Bullion had increased at the Bank Of
England e62, 900.
THE LATEST.
Liverpool, Satarddy-Sales to-day of 10000 bales Of
Cotton, the market closing firm
Consols closed at Lsndon at 81 7-Sa95.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
SALUTE IN HONOR OF JUDGE DOUGLAS.

ST. LOUIS May IA salute of 1853 guns was fired here
Friday in honor Of that number OF delegates who yo
ted for Mr. DOuglls at Charleston
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
nRIGG,S pIANO EORTES

F1NHIS PIANO certainly surpHsses all that we con 1870
oeiyei the instrument capable Of and yet Its Ef2F<a
whele construction i smpli and commons ensi
c1l that recommends lis n At the only ~ ~
and natural Of wsnder as n all such cases
WHY was discovered before The theory whcht Is made
gives strength and consequent keep In tune beyond
built upon any other plan n IN ict No bet PidHD
existence PROM the New York Express
H. TAYLOR has also several second hand Pianos which he
will sell cheap for cash.
lSS Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

The late tornado iu Illinois almost utterly depopuated
some portions Of The State. Buildings blosn down
forests uprooted and lives lost
Teruas conaagfszsa- " ihe woods have been prevail
ING In he 'ieiHiiy 81 Golasber'ush, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

GRAY DIR SIS GOODS.
WE prepared show probably The best and largest stock
w Of all the prevailing styles Of Gray Dress Goods TO he found
Rchm These have al been bought within the last vel
New York reductions prices charged for the
goods early In the
For Super French Gray Pop'ns
DO do do Poplnetts
NorWich Poplins
Gray Lusires
Plain Plaid Peiho Cloths and endless variety OF
Gray Cloth Call at ClllLES CHENgRY'S.
myg lIs Broad ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
Il 4 i 0 II s. II . \ 4 d i
OnDthe European Plan,

CITY OF NEW YORK
Single Rooms so Cts. per Day,
CITY HALL SQUARE, CORNER OF FRANKFORT STREET
(0ppo'ite City Hall
Meals they be ordered 10 the spacious Re'ectoy i
BARRIERS Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the Hotel
N .-Beware OF Runners and Hackmen, VINO
say are full H. FHENC",
mas Proprietor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
- WHILE THERE HsLIFE

WHILE THERE sLIFE
b. THERE'S HOPE is trusn that every iuBereresn.i.
When suffering with cramp choc, with headache v
cholera morbus with yspepsa-dseases that arise non d0r
dered and ndg esionhow many would lie
single hour but for the hope that remedy would present
itsefsome eAng medicine would be found Reader
With either al Of these diseases II need 1rr
Lon ger BAKERs BTTERs the greatest vegetable
dOte discOvered-the only true remedy brought -b
exactly suited your Take them and be healed Why n
fer all the pangs Of DEATH when specific offered from 'n
Why rely upon the slow prescriptions Of eXpementa ir Ar
but Nature miss when balm for all
easily obtalne0 Try few bottles, aud you vii Al once be
removed beyond
"rhe Slough OF Despond"
These Btter entirely innocent In their eomposon and
may be- taken by all ages snd without the slightest fear o1
jury.
10 be had OF Messrs. ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD
co. and by all prominent Druggists In this city, and esevh
Virginia. by O. sTo0TT, Washington City,. D. O. CASBT
GILPIN CO., Baltimore, NJ D. b. A. FAHEEsToCK co.,
Philadelphia, and BARNES PARK, New York.
Orders nled BY addressing I. BAKER, Proprietor
ap5--dkc Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
obedient servfnt,
ROBERT HUNTER. NJ. |
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

RICHMOND Nay lst, 1860.
Nots--Dr HUNTER the writG of the letters being
published in this paper, has arrived in Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
wIsrAR,s BALsAm OF WILD CHERRY.

Coughs colts, Broac1is, Asind Group WAooping Cough
Qui and the well dangerous diseases of the
Trodt Chs and Lungs prevail changssble climate,
year few fortunate enough escape their
efu influence How important then have at hand certain
complaints Experience proves that this
Hidrs BIlsdia found any other
dy; the suffering the application Of this soothing
healing vaEqushes disease
restores sufferer wonted health.
Letter from Horace Coolidge, ESQ., OF Frank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
Letter from Horace Coolidge, ESQ., OF Frank
fort.
FRlSEFoRr NIerkimer Co y n Y, Nov. /, 1852

FRANKFORT, OIerkmer CO.. n. Y, Nov !, 1852.
Messrs. 9. W. FOwLE a Co., Boston,,
In the Fall Of 1891 took cold, which settled upon
lung where remained without relaxation tried sewers kinds
cine ard consulted several physicians hut received ben
The Fall of ISIS found completely northumberland
bed with cough, accompanied with
side prouse aud restless nights Ny family abd
fiends well self supposed time de had At
this a bottle OF WistIs BIlsdI1 IF wa CHERRY.
aud wonderful relate before had used the " bottle cough
had ally ubded night swe4ts had left appetite
pulse became regular slept soundy, and
and attend business then ied able
physician relation the had pursued and the medicine
had taken; be adye I'd continue - the Bam, which
did and found myself well and at exceeding
fifty years, enjoy good health ever br'ore.
Mhef during the last hsye found individual
suffering cough have always recommended the Bsam
sent gratu1usy the suffering
conclusion Eoui what have sRd great many times
before that the Bas4r with Gods blessing saved NE
HOnACE COOLIDGE.
~ Clutou 10 P,rclassys The only genuine WAtirs Bal
has the a signature Of Il BuIrs' and the printed
OF the PIopeors wrapper all other Is vile and worth
less
~ Prepared by SETH W. PowLE Co, Boston, and ter
sale wholesale and retail by ADlE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO., ". PETERSON J. p DUvAL Richmond, and BY all drug
ysts and dealers In medicines In city and country.
ma8-dckWlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
- RICHARDsON's AMERICAN

49, and Foreign Newspaper Advertising House NM
senng 900 Newspape Dsie, and Weekes Of aens,i
edged eharater and Of Widest Circulation the prne p %
and the United States the adas inds 49,
c. ETC. Ofce 81 Park Row, 4tl Floor New York This .i
flee ia the city that pre-pays all Advertisements ,r,g
the prices and the promptnes Of publishers No co tr,
considered taken until satisfactorily arranged uh ne no
preor person whatever authorized collect or ea
any monies any advertising contracts unless by written or
der from The proprietor mal-da,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09
NyULCANITE TEETH! 49,.
VULCANITE TEETH! Es-S<Sr--o
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL QrTTL-pS

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL VfTrvSS-rA
TEETH ILL
g. W. JONES DENTi,T having the right FOR making TEETH
me yucanc plate and bsiHg sdsd of its absolute superiority
orfrdN oS 5atod having thoroughly tested It jor tcelre
months number and Of ne difcu
gold and other plate had utterly failed COHends tch
entire confidence to those desiring full partial sets Of te~h
rerl jyysIti-f II tCih nOss tU siag. The
feet ddaptiOn 81 NE plate, and TIE 'toH thereby secured
enables him To assert teeth ro clasps, which, in
the gold plate has rendered teeth finJ and uscss'
Having been adopted BY those landing nigh In the prof
North and south, testimonials will be given and specimens exhb
ed &C. those wishing 10 see them.
Go any other la made, Of course for such prefer
them
Fitting cleansing regulating and all other operations gently and
thoroughly peri rIned
Teeth extracted fihohpI by electricity, having extracted
hr0 hpHdrsd teeth icih IT,
o0ice hours to 81 from ~ to G. Main St, between
nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-09

~ G. BARTON will remove from No lt9 20 No. 229 Main
y Street four doors above OH street, MOND AY the 18th
Inst, and viii TUESDAY, the 9th inst with fresh sup
ply OF French Flowers. Ribbons, and SUNNI
BOnn-ts. VIII open, at the time large lot OF
French Lace Manl'as and Travelling Busters my dot
INRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA TEA SETS.
hand OF (dlre q impOrtal Of the
best assortment, 81 PLAIN BAND DECORATED TEA WARE
brought this market consisting q 81 a. So g. y and 81
pieces all which Offering at the lowest rates.
WM. r. Butler 4 SON
mag - Pearl Street