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rpHE VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN

TENfE YETI VI NHLE PRUPEKlI kNOWN
4 As METROPOLITAN HALL, Is THE CITY OF RICHMOND
UN THE NORTIIsIOE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN GOVERNOR
AND i4T STREETS FOR SAL At AUCTION-At the request
Of the late firm Of Messrs Barksdal- Read who wish wnd up
their late partnership Transactions will sell at and the pre-
mists TUESDAY the 81 Of May ls6o ats o'clock II fair
not the far day. the valuable property located
above, ard known the METROPOLITAN HALL. This
well known, minute description deemed unnecessary
The lot has front $50 Franklin street depth
about llj feet It win be divided into lots &c feet each
sold with without the building be deemed best at the
hour Of sale plat % the properly he oGce
The location OF this property justly regarded very valuable
for bEsnss purposes being the heart OF most improving
Of the city and where real estate Is In good demand
TEExs One h cash, blsHce r. is and % months for
negotiable notcs ereS: added s,cured by deed The
taxes and insurance for 1867 be p,d by the purchaser
ap20-tds GODBIN 4 APPERsON, Aucts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE OE TWO HAND:

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO HAND
~ S0ME LOTS on CENTRE SrRFET, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH
STREET ~ ThE CITY or RfCHMONDBy virtue Of a
OF the circuit CoG OF the City OF Richmond pronounce on the
Th Of fe0Tu ~, ls59 In The 4 Hines against Bruce
sail proceed to sell a. Pebble Auction the premises mon
DAY, tie 10Th Of April l,il 10. o'clock r. NJ, II fail II
the next far day lots Nos "a aud s. ach fronting 81
South side Ui Centre Street. running back II feet alley 10
Sons.
Tgaa- 0neouTth cash. balance at and 70 months for ne
yotabe notes irtecFt added and title retained til
PAID Tie taxes for ls6O to be paid by the purchasers.
ELIZABETH HINES, Execurx
ap2O-ds nfJLHN " EINEs dec,h
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| FOURTH DESPATCH |

John Cochranc Ut New York, proposed to offer the
following resolution a substitute for the platform:
R-s7Fsi That the several States Of the Union under
che Constitution equal and that the people thereof
entitled the free AID undi-urbed possession and
enjoyment of their rights Of possession aud property in
the common Territories and that any attempt by Co =
gr Territorial Legislatures TO anuul abridge, dis
crimua,e again. any such equality rights would e
unwise and repugnaut the Constitution; and that il is
the duty OF the Federal Government, whenever such
rights are vol-t d afford the necessary proper and
CONSTITUTIONS. remedies Tor such violations.
The previous resolutions discussed, and then tie
Convention took a recess ill o'clock.
Alter the recess Mr.. Bayard of Delaware, presented
series OF resou ions a substitute for the Platform
taking the ground that the sovereignty Of the Territory
commences when the population adequate to admis
sion, ard corsummated when admitted into the Union,
and should be admitted, slavery no slavery
Mr. Bark>dae made strong Southern speech.
Gov. King Of Missouri, followed He said that all the
people wanted the Cine matt Platform without tail
that IN majority report had sting of death, and no
Democratic party in it.
Mr.. King made a strong Douglas speech. He
said this majority platform would nominate Seward and
make him the President The Democratic party will
feel that they whipped before the battle if this plat
form is forced on them.
Mr. Yaucey. Of Alabama took the floor amid immense
applause aud cheering aud replied TO Mr. Kings speech
styiug j as remarkable and unnatural, coming from
southern man.
NJ. Ylucey spoke two hours. He refuted the charge
that there dSruptOui>ts in the Alabama delegation
tie very severe Douglas in connection with Kan
sas affairs.
Mr. laucey concluded by urging Southern delegates
70 be t,ue TO their constituent duty. His speech was
eloquent u the extreme Mr.. Pugh at half past seven,
took che t]Or in reply.
Mr. Pugh spoke til o'clock, when the Convention
took a recess OF an hour.
night SESSION
Mr. Pugh resumed, and spoke for two hours, when the
previous question Vas called, pending which the Con-
veutou adjourned
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rpoW c.1IroRNIA

Nav YoRx April 27.-The Northern Light, from As
pinwail, has arrived She brings near million and
half in gold The California has been anticipated
NENEzUKLA April qth.-Peace has been re-established.
The government hus effected loan OF a million sterling
in England.
The Star of the West has also arrived.
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CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April 27,-The SENATE was not in Sc
sion.
The proceedings Of the HOUSE, were unimportant.
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NOIIVE.
IN obedience to the 23d section Of the Tax BILL passed by the
the City Of Richmond the lst Of March 1900
hereby give notice ell that the Committee OF Finance
classified all persons and firms chsrgeabe with class
present year. merchants traders Shopkeepers
sacturers keepers ordnance brokers' &C. which clasca
been lett In the Auditors Office where all interested
see the amount with which they charged.
Committee Of Finance win meet In the Council Chamber
Thursday 26th APRIL att O'Clock 81 hear applications from
al persons think they put into high The
said Committee shall after hearing the party, and evidence
he produce change the class q such firms
remain has been Fixed by them shall appear the
Committee just and equal NJ. L. srRATrnN,
Auditor r.
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perfumers mhls-d6m
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What horrible hing y not
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arknv elohir with ISDEABLE lsK. CAN examine spee
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stamp Also every variety Of Brands made TO order
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CRcC'7 CovEr-The jury in the case Of J. H. Melton,
tied Tor shooting P o. SIM, we're unable to agree upon
ayerd.cl Yesterday.
=. S-Snce the above written, the jury brought
o. verdict Of conviction and fixed his term Of punish
uoll N Lhe PanIlentilrv no three years.
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BROAD ROCK, VIRGINIA,
SPRING X ACES!

COMMENCE
TUESDAY, MAY lsT, 1sGo, AND CONTINUE FOUR DAYS
ENIRST DAY-TCE,DAY, May lst-sWeep- *. NJ
l. stake for three year old colts and A. 49, RAA
lies, the produce Of that had not --XrAI6EA
produced winner up 10 Nay LIST. l,!9; $500
mile heats sjnJ erance; s250 forfeit four h closed
lst August with tx subscribers.
Gen T. J. Green Miss Tobacco Fly by EJe
her dam Fire Fly, by rpor ed Pran.
"a T. Hall names CHI by Revenue, her dam Fanny Fern
by Glencoe.
3D. Aston eh by Highlander Kitty Pur.
year, b. Aindlrby.
4;h Jas BaEky C. Chance by SHARK hs
5.h David Mcdaniel oh by Second Boston, her
by Regen;.
Calvin Green cb by Gf Edmondson her dam By
Cetrs.
year Old colts and lilies me $lO0 entrance $50 forf
10 and c'ose ;oh ip .C three AL the stake
SoHd k0e6, Nitns DIy-Sweepsak,s for all two mbe
heats $50 entrance, play Proprietor 10 add $500 two
three to III the stake aud close lst
May lsfp.
ayes that our nile up February, iS6O
fle entrance siDD forfeit P pHttor aud Club add teO0
s'e- ID al the The
place Thursday May 3D. 1850 Closed LIST February with
the lcliogig subscriber David Ne! sniei Fondren Williams
Co.; Gea. 4. }. Green aud Calvin Green.
FOURTH Dhl-tgpAy. May fth Handlcsp for all ages;
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the ard close l5h APRIL three Handy Csp-
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Handicap the horses th Isl day VI May $780, three
entries Il nm.
lst Gen T. J. H. Green names 2 One Eyed Joe aged.
%. fondureu, Williams Co.. names h. Don Juan aged.
81 Calvin Green names b. h. by Grit Edmundson, dam by
PLAN.
Entries made with the Proprietor Richmond Virginia
spC-.i5A CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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Representations 10 the ti0o 600 of 500 each 600 70 "a
OO
~ whole tickets ga; BalVo $40; c5arteut a
Prizes cashej 81 tight al per cent discount
BIZ Of The Richmond City Banks !aken O. par
drawing Win BE- forwarded tbs result becomes
know.
Communications sddrcsssito DON goDRIGUEz (eare Of oy
Post Charleston. ao) until The % Of Mgy viii be attended
oe2t
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mr.. rcCrtntock,s Cough aud Cold Mixture

consts OF variety vcgtaoe soec Tor pulmonary lrra-
lion combined In one iiible dtdo by physician acknow
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prica cents by FsHE2 WINSTON. ap2-dlm
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Or. PettOraaI SyTuP.-sclence and TACT
% arsntv me immeas rabe eriorty OF this r,medy over
every other pr ,crbed confirmed cough oppression Of the
chest bronchial difficulties, and consumption When all other
medicneshavt failed In TINS thte hoei safety e-Prce VI.
Sold by FSlIkR WESTON. app
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-04

SINGULAR CAsE-The iliness OF Theodore Rougeot,
who died Rome, N Y, the oath ut the Utica
Tslgrayh, was the most singular We ever heard o.
When thirteen years Of age be was taken with inamma-
tory rheumatism and almost helpless for years
be then recovered but In two years thereafter he at
tackled again. and continued entirely helpless aud confined
Ohat Of one thub) that he could move. He was
be bolstered up in bed in one position, partly in Sit
ting POSTURE for the eighteen years 20 couId tax and
read we'll but could not otherwise stir h food
WAS made very nne and sucked up mumbled over In
his mouth, hin jaws were immovabe be was nothing
were rood. His mind clear his memory good, and
he was person Of considerable intelligence, and quite
reader.
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I OF the North American.
PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 4-2A. n
'sof the steamship North Ameri.
pool dates Of the 18th inst.
The Verdict i. tho Pc. Nh rson ~ MN Ca Case

The Verdict In tho Pel Nh -. $3.50
I.wprxo Y, MSss', Feb. 8, 1850.
The Jury OF Inquest the Pen "e.'o1 N,A o1am"'
rendered their verdict last evening. qu~ IonS'ny
embracing careful review Of the tesil "ny' inc JURY
do not believe that the OF said MILL at ne ame
the demolon ever had To distrust its ~curiy
The jury further find that the fire. originating AFT tue
full Of the MILL was caused by the accidental breakin
lantern In the hands Of person them unknown,
and at the time actually engaged aiding assisting and
rescung the sufferers then alive and beneath the oorngs
Of the MILL upon all Of which several findings the jury
determine and say that the direct cause Of the fall Of
this mill the weakness and insuHlcency of the cast
iron ehorng that In the thnness Of the brick walls
and their manner OF construction the length Of span from
one support to another, beneath the floor timber,
were additional causes, and aided In the general
demolition Of the buildings; that 50 far IS actual
defects in the cast iron pillars existed the re.
tracing agent and foreman OF the Eagle Iron Foundry
then at West Boston, that upon Charles L. Bgclow,
being the architect as well the superintendent Of this
structure, rests all the responsibility arising from in
iect weakness and insecurity apparent in and about the
general construction OF said building; that the walls were
laid under his supervision that the timbes and oorngs
were In every respect constructed and located he orr
gpay designed that the inner supports Of cast ron
previous to erection, had his approval and by him
adopted as In all parts safe and secure that such in
specton a. he required given TO the iron pillars and
that any want Of skill in designing, any error OF iudg
ment approving or adopting any want OF due care and
caution in properly testing the different parts Of the sruc
ture on his part appearing TO that extent rendered him
responsible for the deful catastrophe, involving the
death OF these twenty two human beings.
Signed by the Coroner, VIM. D. Lamb and by the jury
The inquest was held In view OF the twenty dead
bodies taken from the ruins
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The Maryland Legislature and the Pro-
posed Conference OF Southern States.

ZtNNAfJlIS, FtU. IoOU
The Maryland Legislature TO day received the resol-
tons OF the South Carolina Legislature, proposing Dis
union Convention.
The leading men Of both parties denounced them as
proposition for national treason.
There was quite strong 10 lay them the table
without reading them, aud they would have been so dis
posed OF but for the plea OF respect due sovereign
State They were finally made the order OF the day for
"Wednesday next
The debate upon the resolutions of the most exct
ing character members apologizng course
Of the South Carolina Legislature.
Governor Hicks letter TO the Governor of South Caro-
Ina tells him that Maryland any relief for her
but injury in the establishment her borders Of foreign
asylum for her fugitive slaves.
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ALBANY, Feb 8, 1850.
the senste this morning exciting debate took place
laion 70 The nominations into the executive SEES
|by the Governor.
!. HAMMOND (rep.) introduced resolution that COM
pss 70 whom certain nominations have been referred
ypower 70 send for persons and papers.
y Rosnnos (rcp hoped the resolution would name
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Married.

Married.
DBBRow-KUTx.- Thursday, Feb 2, by the Rev. DR..
Burchard Mr.. WILLIAM DrMRow to Mrs SARAH KuIs, both
Of this city
Michigan papers please copy.
LIr-JKsKISs -0n Thursday, Feb. 2 BY the Rev.
Samuel j. Knapp, Mr.. Charles H. LILLY, OF England, TO
Mes FRANCES A. JENKINS, daughter Of william jenkins,
Esq of this city.
( Nottipghamshre papers please copy.
NicyERsox-APPIkroS.--I Brooklyn on Saturday, Jan.
q, by the Rev. W. Clark, j. II. MCPHERSON 10 Miss
CARRIE l. APPIEToS, OF Boston.
RcpGEs- -MuIs On Thursday Jan. 20 In Cincinnati,
by the Rev. Kingston Godard SAMUEL RopGERs merchant
OF New York. TO ELIZA ANNE, daughter OF william Mls,
ESQ, Of Goshen township, Ciermout county Ohio
RYpER-MuRRAr. Thursday, Feb 2, at Market
Dutch Reformed church, by the Rev Theodore l.
Cuner STEPHEN OSCAR RypyR to RxBEocA c. daughter Of
Robert Murray, Jr.
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News from Pixies Peak.

LRAvENwoRTH, K. T., Feb. 2 1850.
The overland express from Denver City arrived here
noon day. bringing 0co in gold dust and pas
eepgers.
The dates are TO the 26th ult.
was the prevailing opinion that the mines would pro-
duce from to two millions Of dollars per month after
the opening OF spring The yield Of last about
two millions of dollars.
The weather had continued warm and pleasant Of the
mines until the day before the express left when snow
fell to the depth Of foot along the Platte river
long train, laden with flour, had arrived Denver
City from New Mexico.
Accounts from Arapahoe, the vasquez river, repre-
sent the miners as still employed Only death had
occurred since the departure Of the previous express
-Four Is quoted at SIG per 100 lbs. /,
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Bowny THRARE--Mls. louise Wells, n. II. Harkins
and JAS Pilgrim have gagged at this popular estab
lshment and will make their Tst appearance this
ing The drama called "Jack Sheppard on Horseback"
and shasperes tragedy Of "Macb % will be performed
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NKw BowERY.-"The Old Man Of the Mountain" will b
given to night for the last time with The romantic dram
Of Handsome jack" and the comic lsantomime calle
s'The Frisky Cobbler"
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New York Democr attic ConEre ssional Con.

SyRACUsE, Feb. 8, 1850.
The National Democratic Congressional Conventions for
day in the twenty 8rst twenty th and twenty eighth
districts, when the following delegates chosen-For
the 2lst district, W. G. Sands Of CbenAngo county and
Carl A. Kohler, Of Cortland county For the 25th DISTRICT
George Carr, of Cayuga county, and O. W. CAndee Of
Wayne county; Tor the 18th district, w. T. Hubbel Of
Steuben, and Il. Q. Deming, Of Livingston.
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Charleston Races.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2, 1860.
Fanny Washington the three mile race to-day, the
time Of the two heats being 643 and SAY.
The second race, mile heats was won by NAccapaw
CHARLssros, Feb $yiB6o.
In the first here to-day, Abmo was the winner
Tme-3,6lX and 4:45L.
Congaree won the second race. Tme-3A7L and 3:4S
The third OF thousand yards, Fanny Parker beat
Rife Time, 69t4 seconds.
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The Case OF John Morrissey.
BUFFALO, Feb 8, 1850.
Judge Masten to day imposed fine OF $500 upon John
Morrssey for leaving the State witness the prize fight
between Price and Kelly ODonne the referee, and
Briggs one of the seconds in the same fight, fined
$500 each All promptly paid their fines