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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
A X X AL OF THE CANADA

HALIFAX, May 2.-The steamship Canada.
from Liverpool on the 2lst ult, arrived h. re
tonight.
The Arabia had arrived ont
Nothing had been determined relative IN
me Championship Prize Fight The referees
decision VIII be given next week Both com.
Datants declare their anxiety to become
friends.
Heenans friends claims that he actualIv
won tne battle. and Sayer's friends re eq uaily
saDguine of a decision in their favor.
The Prince OF Wales sails for Canada about
the end Of April.
Inc Sicilian instruction had apparently
subsided.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-Coyton lower-middting
declined a, and tsome authorities sas) intsrior
declined u. Sales for the week amount To "a 5,s,
naies. Estimated sales. Saturday OF ID CsU baies
ne market closed rather frmer.
breads uits - richardson. Spence * Go, auote
!, our firm at 264a al 3os. Wheat firm and qu,ot~
Sofh sdvauced 81. d6d Some authorities say flour
mas advanced 3D.. and whert psnny
,froHisions quiet. Rice firm with large sales at
3i a I'd advance.
~ Naval Stores -Rosin duh and sli ghtiy lowcr.-s
Inrpsntlna duh ar 35a35l,s
Consols 9i5i d9f7E
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CanSrexsiouaI.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Senats.-Additional
information relative to forced service OF Ame-
rican citizens i'll the Prussian army, was COM
municated.
The Territorial resolutions of Ma. Davis
Were on his motion, made the special order
for Monday next.
House bill pro, iding for indemnifying Shaw.
nee Indians for depredations Of the whites in
Kansas was passed
After an Executive session, the Senate ad
Iourned until Friday
Hcnse.-Specches against the "irrepressible
conflict" by English, of Ind; in favor Of Alb
otton, by Hu'chings; conservative Southern,
10y Smith, OF N. c. and others were made. 10
lass time
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SUICIDE OF Young LADY.-A young lady.
named Miss 4rigsby, committed suicide b,
drowning herself In the river at Coluynhus
Miss, ON Wednesday last. She ahsented her
self from her mothers premises on the day
above mentioned. Her mother sent her young
er sister In search Of her; they met on the
In fhs river she took OF her finger rings aud
ear rings and gave them to her sister. and
then deliberately walled into the river. HhA
reqnested hsr slater 70 bid farewell to ali Of
th< nnuAity,
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Washington correspondent says that sit is
rumored that intelligence has reached this
country through private correspondence Of
a member of the House Of Wetmore, Williams
Il Co. at Shan ghai, of the death of Townsend
Harris, consul. general, representing this
country at Japan. The announcement has
caused feeling of sadness for the untimeiy
fate of one who, possessed BY the spirit OF ad.
venture, has accomplished 80 much for his
country and the world in the opening Of the
ports Of Japan to commerce and civilization.
The State department is yet without know
ledge o: the fact, and 1t may possibly prove
untrue"
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ENTHUSIASM AND INDiGNATION-A large
number Of mnsclemen. who are ardent adj.
mirers Of Heenan, met together yesterday and
proceeded to Stone Bridge where they fired a
salute OF one hundred guns in honor Of Hee-
The party wished also TO show their detesta-
tion of Mr.. John Morrissey, the prize fighter
for his conduct towards Keenan, in England,
and accordingly they affixed 10 a pole the
eiiigy Of a man, bearing q placard on It's
salute in honor Of Heenan had been fired, the
efigy of Morrissey was surrounded by pile
OF shavings and ANONYMOUSLY committed 10
the fiames.-Noyfeik Va.) Herald.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDo

NS + T. ECHlN0. IEECMlN0...
~ MhS. WOOLH ~ +, Cupper and
Leecher. l32 Main street. over 8. Eutherian - Gun
Store. sign Of the Big Gun- Mrss w. has los yeass
attended the ladies Of Richmond, aud sivsn uni :
versal satisfaction
Mrs. w. will attend those requiring her ser
vices, at all hours, day or mt.
N. B.--LEEcHES for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed. ap O-Sm
NOTICE TO- THE LADlk1.-Mrs.
~ JANE A. WILLIAMS. NJ. D., has re-
moved to Broad. between lst and Foushee streets,
south side, and is prepared to treat all forms Of
diseases peculiar tn females and children.
Especial attention given TO the practice Of Oh
stotrlcs. ApG-lns
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Mayor Henry IRE
pub) has been Reelected by SIG majority. At
Inc election last year he was elected by i,7uO
majority Dorning (Dem.) is elected City
comptroller by i2o majority. The rest of the
republican ticket was elected. The Select
Council stands, Repub. Is to Dem. II, and the
common Council, Repub 81 to Dem rs. Near.
ly 1uuUU votes were polird
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Ritlhlmona qispattt.
MORNING MAYs ,sso
THE NATIONAL EMOCRATIc
CONVENTION.
NINTH DAY.
THE BALLoTING COMMENCED
vfRGFNIA, TENNESSEE AND KENTUC-
Ky REMAIN

Adoption OF the Tennessee Resolutions
Dead Lock on the Two Thirds Kule-Pro.
posal to Adjourn to BaItimorc-Position OF
the Douglas Men-Adoption Of a Platform
by the Scceders-Forty.Thrc ia lio,s Had.
Ac.,
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Methodist Ouadrennial Canierence

BUFFALO, N. u, May 1.-The Z uadrennial
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
commenced It's sessions in this city to-day
Bishop Morris, of Cincinnati. is President
There are daily sessions from 80 A. M. to IL
W. This mornings session was occupied in
perfecung the organization, electing Secrsta.
rIpS Nc
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A WnIsKEY DU1L.-On Monday last Ger
man aud an Irishman, at Muskegon, Michigan,
obtaiasd quantity Of whiskey. and went into
a hack yard 70 drfnk II on wager, to be won
by the one who should drink the larger guam.
tfiy. The IrishmAn drank two and . half
pint., and the German three pinla. The Irish
Bian, Thomas Caton, died during the night, hut
the Germ N saved his life BY eatinga quantity
af cold taiIow, which sicksnsd him and caused
hts otoWn1b t0 aioos ~ eoatoats.
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Snow AND Ice IN NORTHERN NEW HAMP-
sHIRE.-A correspondent of the Boston TRAY
eller at Bethlehem, one Of the northern towns
ofNew Hampshire, writes the following, un-
der date Of April 2Gth:
IA few days since l made from sou thern
New Hamphshire here. We had a hard time
coming through Ffanconia woods. The snow
there, last week, was from two to three feet
deep in the road, the whole distance from the
Flume to Profile House. l went through the
passed, and the sight was roman tic and grand
in the extreme Large bodies Of ice hung from
the immense chasm and glittered in the sun.
and the active whiri OF the falling waters and
huge boiling caldron beneath us formed a
striking con trast with the death like stiffness
and cold of the surrounding SHOWS"
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Northern Markets,

BALTIMORE, May 2-FlOur quiet-Howard st.
S51. Wheat hrm-whlte 81 7ynl 50. red SllOn
gu mess pork SIS prime SIS Bacon sid.
Ss 9lMs Whskey stead at 22'a.,
Nhw YORK May 2rWeather horrid. Cotton
Pork heavy.
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90 THE "DiSPATCH" STEAM

n. IN
0>-lA POWER
+ II n T II q EF'ICE.
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Rtehmond
Virginia.
n This Establishment, (being the most complete
Printery IN the South, both AZ regards Types Or
nnaments, &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) Is daily turning out tho finest
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, &C..
As WELL
FOSTERS, ROGRAdfMES r. H4NDBILLS
Particular attention gwen To fine work for Banks,
fuoic Othces, Insurance, RAJ lEoad, and TranspOr
taloH Companies, Tobacco Factors. &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These: new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads.
Small Circulars, Labels. &c., are capable of turn
ing on 1900 impressions per hour, there by enabling
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice
"a PTices reduced in proportion to the incr ase
of speed!
,,m.A- Printing, in various coored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style of the art
In tins branch OF the business, the propretors can
ately challenge competition.
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REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE. The Bos ton
Post, of the 2Sth ult., says: We learn by q
private letter from Marblehead of u singular
occurrence in that place. Some time las week
Mr.. Eban Harris, who keeps a number of
fowls, was driving them into the coop in
which they were usually confined during the
night when one Of the cocks became enraged
and jumping up struck him with his spur
Just below his knee. Mr.. Harris paid little
attention TO the wound, and it did not trou bic
him until last Mo. day, when he started u 90
to Salem. He had proceeded about four miles
when he was taken with very sudden and
severe pain in his leg, and was taken back to
his house and put to bed. He has suffered
great pain and has lost his sleep since that
time, and the letter states that on Friday
night he several times crowed like rooster
The physicians have given him up to die.
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Afternoon Session.

CHARLESTON, May =. M.-The Conven-
ton re-assembled at O'Clock, and resumed
balloting
On the 35th ballot, Douglas received 1872
votes. The number votes for the other cam
didates is unchanged.
Mr.. Cuttings, of Md, gave notice that he
would move to adjourn TO laltimore--the Con-
vention TO re-assemble there on the first Mon
day in June.
THE LATEST.
CHARLESTON, May al a. M.-On the i3d
ballot tonight, Douglas had l5l votes, and
Guthrie 90.
Mr. Gittings, of Md. offered a resolution to
adjourn 10 Baltimore, which was tabled.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO

q TO OARCHiTECTS.-A are re
w aneS'ed to furnish plans. eeva,ions and
~MaoN ria to be Sat u 'G IL.
CITY. on the corner of Main and Ninth streets The
sald plans, &c.. but If any are .eoeived the whole
to become the property Of the rustees. FoI the
MUM OF hve hundred SsJO, dol lars; for the second
one hundf ed 3loo dollars; for the third fifty $50
dollars.
The building will be one hundred and thirty feet
front on Main street and one hundred feet on
ner OF twsny feet o :s ssI
TO be hve stories high above Main street. with eel
lar under the whole hulidlnss.
Iians Will he received until the FIRST DAY OF
JUN RoN * pneG .sa
Any further Information desired IN reIafion to
Isaaes saans may be had or 'ppGa,1SS UHS e W.m
Secretary to Board of Trustees.
nEscRrrrIos OF PLANS FOR Masonic rE~rLx.
The cstIar Is to he nine 90 feet mig in the clear
ana to be divided into room tor each store. one
kitchen TO Superln,e nden, ; awel!ins. Va"
Ihe P,hne'rai story is to he fifteen No) feet high
Main street tor stores. and room on Ninth street
Tor restaurant four OF the stores ~ by lgO two
q by 81. and the restaurant 10 by a fest.
The sec9gd focr is to lie ARRANGED so AS tn have
Concert Room Us by ~. including stage. green
N Se ast We'd. Tse,s ], e 10
IN the roar with same. There are To be in the
obhss ;. ticket efiess. Ae On this story there are
8 ), feet Thss Store room is eI to-
the rear Of this story and the one below 10 to be
aividcn in,n three stories. the lower for u
tendents family. to be divided Into .uilapis a"ums
with private stairway for his use.
the clear, and TO ile divided INTO a Grand ioose
room - ny 20 ieet, whh two committee rooms.
ana ~ ~ ." aes e :, VIE m ts. ante.
a9mo walteI coming Up from the kitchen
the c ear, and 70 lie dvit, into Grand Chapter
roous. ~ by 6J feet. With ante rooms. Grand en-
campment room. ~ by 69 fec,. with ante rooms,
and an armory and four committee rooms, ~ b, "
There Is to he an entrance on Ninth street, and
are 10 extend under the sidewalk on Main street,
sad NECESSARY provision - % be made for fur
ventilston IL To be secured water ana gas p pes
There are to i,s water-clossts AZ f.llows One in
each OF the stores, twoon the second Aoor and one
for superintendenes -mily, and one for each Of
MATERI IAL.-.E,.her Stock Brick with Stou. oor.
ners, brck ara ~ aaeio stacco, or Iron.
{ lTY SnAvENG IN. .-rhs unor {. 4. e.a "a
that g &. SuT q 1.s1
snks and other places Of deposit. aad sSo,"as n,
manner not tho least osnsiss on ~. se -
on which 30 may work. His wagon & 20 ~.
Giasr. :. can . L = s .na .sS .Ns:. N:..s41:s s1sAh
ass Nd Nan. NAM ls.s
pine v OOD FON q. 80. - vs.a -1..so1-
sIAs ia wSoSS. sT IS. ss:s..S;s s.s =
g ~ Hsr cn, '9S city hnis for The Ies price of
RAzss,,. AZ, orders VIA nav p, lsi, 9TH ~: WI;
:l !; !; Is; f. ...,..
R0nEnT W9N6EN1V19
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SUMMER RESORTS.

IA WHITE ~ULPHUR STRINGS,
WAY GREENBHiER COUNTY, VA
.MI THs long established WATERING
~ va! be opened FOR the reception Of visitors
NJ fhe i5lh May.
NaRt Few anh important ARRANGEMENTS have
TER r1Ge stnce the last season in this large es
.sa..shHent and no efforts Will he spared TO make
he quests comfortable.
JEREMIAH NORTON President
JHU1PEREYs. General Superinterdeut
- Correspondents Will please address HUM
fNHhl ;, Superintendent " Whlre Sulphur SPRINGS,
ttsrLTIPr county. Va. m LII InIy
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* TRADERS BANK.-At a meeting
O>s2 Of the Directors Of tho Tradera' Bank OF
the city OF Richmond. held on the 9th april, 1850,
keSoirsd, That the books of subscription to the
capital stick re re opened at the Binking House
of lsaacs & Taylor.
The office of the Bank will be Temporarily at
.he same place Persons having business to
transact with II vii! apply To or address VIM b.
lsAAcs, Secretary to the Board, or the under
signed. HECTOR DAVIS
ap 30-lm PresIdent
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n, ,.i,i,r ,ho 40, t,,I,, I-:.-:,;
,,,o ;aht - @ -, 30 i,Si,;1s simin , eiaIileu
- .-.,a -. - n,', "A',e" IL"
WAS accoIueu neT, ana douglas lneTepy gained
THE SECEDERS.
The Sacadprs Convention adonteG tho M. .
;or;,y MA, form, which ,r,as ranor.od - ~,
SNa,;1',,dai C,r-a,,;a,a P~ " ~
tN"'ioi'' c"!i 'eh'ioA AioHo'tt. IL Is as io-.
lows:
KeSoiff6. Ihat the platform adopted by the De-
mocTatic party at Cincinnati be affirmed, with the
following explanatory resolutions.
FtrSt-That the government of a Territory or
ganlZed by an act of Congress is provisional and
temporary, and during It's existence all ctlZeus of
the United states nave equal rights to settle with
sht rm1r p,"pe,! IA % ,no leiIatory WtIhnus thelr
troyed or imua red Inv C,onrrsssinn.f or rs Tar1to
rial les isla.ion
Second. That it is the duty of the Federal Gov
ernment IN ali its departments, to protect, when
necessar! the rIshfS OF persons and property in the
anthoT1tv extends ~0'' o'H0 LIS 'oiS'i'''io"ai
Jn;rJ That yvhan .hn se++lerS IN , T.rr;tor,
have an adequate population to form state CON
sttutlon, the ght OF sovereign'y CONNIE nces and
teins c"nsnmmated h{ admission INTO the Union,
tts stshu on an saejti iootin2 WIN Tue people 81
h. @ 'i..u, oitat o,ate tnus orsaqlzed'
whether IFS Constitntion nrohb;,s ~, an; NIL.
the institution oi slavery
Il soired. Thatthe Democratic party are in favor
of the acquisition of the Island of Cuba such
&c NE DC a.h io ?ioi.tnde 10 ourselves ana just
10 lain' ~ trf 81, ;iesl pIacteapie InotEent
tures tn dateat the fai htnI exacn,o ~ ~. f
tive slave law are hostile IN Character suGversiva
of the Constitution and re evolutionary in their et
lef. r
- -, -, 'io IN e atiVt uuLg oi te
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tsALr~WLlE ~ LOUISA :, "A :, ~ 80.
- "a nIae, lSline 10 dispose of my real estate,
t5.idfen 70 70 tvide the proceeds among my
essasag fHT1ei ior sale, privately, my FARM,
lac nesfable tract OF Land lies ia the heart
sdes ol ,ba b'ie @ tobacco Lands OF Louisa, on both
,seuInWs - , soatl branch of the North Anna river,
;eass Isss" .e ncs of II. p. Poinde xter. Gabriel
f'n nLoussp IN IN, "a. Baker and others, eight miles
,sFEinia ,oufa House and Toersv,lie. on the
a.soiA ~en''al Railroad, and equally convenient
VOC End n contains 1000 acres, Of which 100 are
+sasiy Inbao'e more than three fOurtlls Of which are
H1A grow,S 'ea ~I,h oak, pine and hickory of or
va slate ~ ~ ne arabic land ~ fertile. and in
,,iptte of w. M a'n,pfoVcment-wei adapted to the
,,satiaftsb.e im corn and tobacco. There is
f%e bafn tol,sssE " ELLLlNG, with eight rooms.
y Sdlass Tbaee' ~ co houses, and all necessary out
s@Aaod plsssae us locality is healthy and the neigh
4, u parrhassalh,. Presuming that any one wish
,tfseipe, VIII sisit The Farm and see for
Tu. Tie uesH II unnecessary to speak far
ace ttsets y "a 10 capable of being divided into
se,ias, tenn. tenn, desired. Being very desirous Of
Haassfs ' Will be made to Accommodate pur-
tEe p,.,i. Md 6aoon, will take pleasure in
FAase. "ea 70 any one who wishes to
ks,Wa iurher ;neu JULIA A. HOLLADAT.
Fsseaesb ii Information. u apply To d.. w. C.N.
,ssd Am Ss,lo,tesyiiie, Va; or, ii. T. Hnlliday.
e. sho !, sa,hpn, Orange and AisxandIi,l Rail.
4 a. ..y=~~e'tibfiZed To sell ds 1f.-dIa Mt.
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Fire at Warren. Ohi0.

CLEVELAND, May IA fire at Warren.
Irumbuil county, Ohio, yesterday, consumed
most ot The business part OF the town. The
partic ulars are not known. The loss is heavy
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@GSA SIXTH JUDICIAL CTRCUlT.-Hsyiae
heen applied to by many f,isr1s in this circuit q
JUDO ESAiP made vacant by the death Of Juds0
IoHN r. CLoPToN, and replied to them By saving
what woaid do. adopt this mode Of lniorming
hem and the oher voteSs OF SAID circuit. If t b
she:r pleasure to slset me. will accept the once,
and dscharse its duties to the hest Of my ability.
JNO. NJ GREGORY.
Richmond, April 9th, 1860. ap 23- dtde
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80 eot5t JAS II. TAYLOR SON.


= ne 2 tl0COSON ROAM. III HENKICO,
Sal tINrr MILES ABOVE. RICHMOND. FOR
Farm tmea are authorized to sell the neat little
e b hsNaIs9 as aboYe, nov in the occupancy
!5s - ia'ger farm recently prrchase by him
se eesro ohtalns II acres of which Don't IS acres
Fogemssn,.. balance IN wood ard timber. The im
als f1a consist OF a comio,tabe dwelling, con
agy~s,' tefps accommodating. Apply to
- btUDiS A. AppiSRSGN
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= rrFARN rFFtRN on ,HARLEs CITY KOAD;

&s = 4. -, - y NtI-UN THE CI II UN
-nAf ! II i tATELY.-We ere uthorized to
ea ,is 'Sess4s me Farm known as ilADRE Eli HILL,
r.s ~ Chafles City 4 nd 70 miles below Lie
Ian, ~" Nv "ccdpled by his. VIZ felree. IL con
49, aefeS oi which 20 acres are cleared, the
y5ys.1e.a wooded, and Ia well Wa'efnd The iHi-
he t,.Heits are Il comfortable DWELLING. With
/, ,g.s ~ fft cat buildings. 10 sather with an Ice
o 81, M ne soii rs very good, and IN a hne state
tssf,. M n'gh. ,}. For particulars, apply to Mr.. w tn
sg2 oh me prernlsaa, or To
- :, -tNft' A l. G0N
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SPRING MILLINERY.

w MRS DAVIS & SISTER. al4 sroadSSClSS
.,-~ei between 4th' and 3th. North side nave ltsI
,.esIved lsrse and varied assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY,
or hac rs al the latest sly les, which we invite
tse st;eutioH oi tAe Ladies'. Also. a LARGE assert
,gsr, 81 Ch .idren' GOODS.
- We vii open our SPRING STYLES on
Wr.lh ESDAl. the fth inst. ap2-ts
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DAv appointed G. l.. HAM.
{ lef tRs' HIM ny, Ayent 10 eaTry on the
a. isf easa 81 fsE IN tbe city nf Giehmond
"'.xxsSs..Il l.y .n.y PHILIP MEisEi..
~Sfa ~ lsee. - N-SVs
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SECOND DISPATCH.

SECOND DISPATCH.l
CHARLESTON, May 2.-This morning the
Conven ton re-assembled at 10 O'Clock.
The adoption of the two-thirds rule has
caused 4 dead iock, and an adjournment to
Baltimore, June 25th, is talked Of If no no.
mination is made to-day, New York will in-
iroduce that proposition.
The Southern Seceders meet to. day. and eff
forts will be made To conciliate them The
nomination OF Jeif. Davis will be made by
them, if these efforts are unsuccessful.
The 18th ballot of the NaIioral Convention
res tod fnIl,us.
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2 4 I ARD.
% \ CARD
sSG To iHE LADIES OF fafCHMUN

sEp- II / u Z IA Di ES Of HIGH NUND.
1.<S Mass RkBECGA SEN0N
"nild respectfully announce to the ladies that
XVI VI. open her Room this day MON DAYl with
lbli0! stack of Children's Clothing. such Us
~ iLE BOYS rRESSES,SACp us, ,Ar1ONs,
i.'i7S and every aTricle suitate for a child, all
en- y atfo,dersi and mada up in the most
'.1N'hahe st} e 20 please the most tdstidious..
a .sadsome lot Of PATTERNS. Just received,
r,55SAWINp plNKING. .E1BROIDERING and
- slartest Butlse
s6> f%AA II TEMPLAR'S GAUNTLETTs and
sfl l.Iiti'e = o. every description made To order,
u. 81 ,snGs Of RtGALIA repaired
~ aeANNtL SKIRTS and SHAWLS for infants,
-'ttets article suitable for clulfrsn's wear can
- ny calm At MISS RFnECCA SEMON'S
taa =. q - Ger iatheT residence, two doors below
+'9r thares Hotel Main ST. ap2s-2w'
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- FOR REST.-The ROeM formerly occu-
IL ;, Pfd 4. aa W WWhitchurst's GALLERY No Y Main st..
LQDplNG ROOM on the third floor. For terms,
iiPy to JOHNSON 4 HARDWOOD.
!zA-ts Ma IT Main strsaf
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CHARLESTON. MAY 2.-The Tennessee re-
solutions, We're adopted last night, and Vir-
ginia. Kentucky and Tennessee, conseq uentlv
remain III the Convention. The following are
the resolutions
First. That all citizens of the United States
have IN equal right to settle with their property
~ the Territories. and tn u under the decision of
the Supreme Court. which We recogn nize As the
c0rrect exposition of the ConstitutIon. neither
their lights of person property he DESTROYED
impaired by Congressional or Territorial ie xls-
iatlon.
:S,coad. That two thirds of all the electoral
votes OF the United States shall lie required to
make n nomination.
During the night II ballots were had the
first of which was telegraphed, and the last,
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MILLINERY.
<rRAwS, sTRAws. STRAwS. II

This is qn.'e \ city for hills. hut have -
t,srd Of JOHN HILL, HAT and BONNET
fsg5aFstHER and PRESSkR for Milllners. Mer.
Sc ua,lers and the pail c HAVING had
e-art, years experience. he Gatiers himself he
~ s+rc perfect satisfaction tn his patrons.
e'A JOHN WILL. 18th street.
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g foR kEHT. AND IN VI f. ~ a i, 4.
FL FUSS t>S!ON tiiVEN-That large and conve-
tie B.e. ad",nins.my ln,aner h 'ird 'n II - we'll
s1'f.ed - storage of all kinds, It wouid make a
l.tb,acco stemmery. To a cood tenant, rent will
rAlsrlie. l.. ". GLAZEBROOK.
81 b lin
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N orENING or SPRING Nfr1


W. yRS. DEN rLMAN. on Main. be :.sElkx1
>.sr 19ih and Ism SIS informs her customers and
80 I'D o. "a .ener9i. that she ready u show her
.-,.az st,ies oI MILLINERY in a It's branches
ifT,e -r,lc les will he sod cheap.
SINNhFS and FLATS altered and hle.ched
C33ntry merchants and mIiiners will find bar
, % AZ hoeSae. having bought a larse stock for
,-sft.ace. lag II lm ]. DEh GILMAN.
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A. FOR HEaT.-'rhe large FACTORY on
E gar! street between 10th AMI llth streets, near
.a'eo Factory, Wareh0nse. or Manufacturing Es-
N55.sa'nent. Enqnire of r u. EscHo.
~f5-'s KENT. fAiH NE co.
g. f"h kteI-ine FIhSr ant SpCUND
f. FLOORS 81 the DWELLING nverour store.
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
.t-tS Next To the American Hotel.