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OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE,


TIVE next session Of this School for Young Ladies' located
begin the i day Of October, $780, and the S0th
June next ensniag
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.
guage-
r. g. Gibson, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard toudayer, ftnrh.
Carlos Mera Span sh and Italian.
Albert De Ro.dig,r, German.
Miss kya Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Maggie d. BrAnder, Primary Englsh.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Osga d Heinrich Pa nting and Drawing.
J. w. Reeve, Penmanship.
TERxs.
for the Session. payable half first OF October residue
Feb. Il, iefi:
Primary Engiih Cncudrg Vocal Nusic) ........ $50
intermediate English Qncudng Vocal Muc) 10 o.
Senior, ncludng Vocal Muslcl 30 Oh
Languages.
Piano. 0rgGn Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice for half
hour lessons per week so 90
Piano. Organ, Guitar. Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour lie SOM, per 50 90
oil Painting ......... 80
Pastel Water COlors Crayon Drawing 20 20
Use OF Piano. ............... ............. 10 90
Ornamental branches -
W
washing Lights go. 25 90
Application to pupils and ali communications concerning
the SCHOOL should be made 10
THOMAS L. GALLEHER
Richmond, Va
The announcement tn session Of 1850 '6 furnished
TO those who apply as Indicated. Ugly
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.

HUGUkNUT bPkIhBS, PUWHATAh UOUhTf, FIKGINIA
SCHOOL will be opened at this place. the LIST Octobe,
n NEXT under the direct Of the undersigned Though de
igned especially preparatory TO the University Of Virginia.
WILL r this reason ard fewer advantages those Intend
ins TO enter ether Universities, or any college
One Of the Principals will teach Matchmaker the other Ian
guages shall every case be graduate,
ofthe University q ylrna ooloqua classes however the
Modern Language will receive occasional Instruction
ilyes CT those laDguneL
Charges the se sion. $3.50; including every thing
Circulars be obai ed the Richmond OF
BY application TO US TN ough the Richmond, p. o.
PHILIP b sTANARD, A NJ
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof at Va NIL Inst
SIDNEY II. OWENS, JR., A NJ
v3-dtutf Lately Prof Of Greek Ia Kiehme nj Cola,a
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ASoHrR STREsr ENrENSioS PEoroSED.-A local cor
respondent expresses his approval Of the suggestion for
the promotion Of egrcss from the city north, by the eS
tersiOn Of one Of the terminating AZ or Near
French Garden H bus be thinks that l0h street is the
one which should be extended the grade would be
easy from Leigh street to the beautiful level below aud
the expense involved much less than would D, the case
IT Sih street we're sxendsd - Navy H and road CON
structed from the how Of that plateau The valley. We
presume that in the Of time, 10 Improvements
viii be consumu ated but it is 70 0e hoped that the Civ
Council will look ia'o the subject and direct the cou
structiOn OF one the other.
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THAr ENEVy oF M,NErND Consumption can be cured,
bat ii il far better prevent the cruel disease from
fastening itself the system by the tim liz use OF
remedy such as DR. WIsrAR's BALsAN % WILD CHERRY
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READ! READ!
l.. LyOu's pure Ohio


CATAwBA BRANDY
I'VE the undergned have been duly appointed he only and
w sole agents for the sale Of this truly Medical Brandy
for the city Richmond This Brandy has been tn roughly
Eed by the State is5ayer Dr. A. Dwes Chemist and Prof
Upman Sheppard, chareon O., Prof K Chiffon, New York
Prof Pratt Savannah Prof Lauond Nichols and Dr. Cox
Of Boston, and by hem to be strictly pure and an
excel siuusnt In all where Brand Indicated
The manufacturer OF tbs Fine Prsniy guarantees of ir
fund the ~ that vi cure the Cholera Ilnfpta Summer
q mpIint tont children DGHhTd BOrci Complaint DysFep
sil FlGuisncy, C,amp collie LRg0, Lolo Ag1s GeaeTdl
DebNify and RtTrOusHess
Physical prescribing In the place OF Paregohe; not
having the deddniEg fleet Of that medicine upon the brain
Tie Phycians In this city solicited 10 apply 10 the city
agents. who WI give item bottle free OF charge to try before
p'escrblnF
Dose Er an 6iHt ,cssts DID, r. sBo0nt diluted In
table spoOnu Of cold water and given by the teaspoonfu
every live minutes until relief Is Effected.
Adults a"d children 10 proportion.
The want Of pure Medical Brandy has long been felt 10 this
country
The properties contained In e BRANDY more stringent
than French Bandies This the nsnuat turers claim the
merits challenge the world 10 disproye these facts
ISAAC JAC0Rs the only appointing agent for the United stAes
snd Canads 30 and l48 Third street Cincinnati For sale BY
jyiQ-2m SAODGRASS h JOHNSTON.
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DOaRDING SCHOOL AT RoxaUaY. NEW

V(OAKDING SCIIOOL AT HOXHUNH, NEW
Id KENT CO., VAL will open this school mothers Mrs
n Polard residence the LIST Of september 1850 the I'm
tied number fl2 boys.
Boys Of this school will efoy all the advantages Of piva.
family and will receive the attention
Of nsruon win embrace al the English Classical
matte al branches
TkRxs 500 Inc udng everything For further particular see
circular which be obtained by addressing Thos Ballard
Exchange Hotel, Richmond myself at Hubbards o.,
Kent county. TH0S A POLLARD, A. NJ
R.ershees @ Martin, Prof Ancient Languages H. College;
NJ d. Hoge, n. D.. Rehmon u. DouglaI King William wm
Newton Hanover; John Fierce, New Kent Hugh Nelson
tersbure; 7. Taylor, New Kent
iy2-d&c3m
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Myers Miraculous Vermim Destroy

Myers miraculous Vermim Destroy
sr the remedy EStemnAtng RATS and
NICE COCKROACHEs, BUGS, ANTS, MOSQUITOES. PLEAS,
MOTHS GRANwO l,is and GARDEN INSECTS.
~ Principal depot 6ls BROADWAY, ny.
Sold By all Druggists everywhere. nyl6-dsn
sURRT Co, Va, January ISIS.
GESrIEKS Ny man, BLY, 10 years Of age, while
heEing With broadaKc split the calf Of the leg open down
bone about Inches long cutting artery IL bed
prolsey days. and continued 70 bleed until cold and h
Ave him hot bandy could not sew up but Just sat
piece linen with Turf Oil and laid u the cut
d expect him aeeoart q his age ever :, be able TO
again continued dress the wound three weeks
With the Turf ghr entirely WELL and he
a Al work asAln- Very respectfully,
MesIn Dove Co, Richmond, Va.
~ SPECIAL NOTICES. cents to
BE- NO vii buy q GrahAms small StenelS ior
marking clothing with iSDEABLE lax Call and examine spect
I've N the country send for sample enclosing
stamp Aso, every variety Of BrAnds made 70 order.
A. L. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
esi-u Cor 18Th and Cary under Tobacco Exchange
SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIES
81 CHEAP sT0RE-The subscribers have hand
vs Ladies Congress Lace GAers Morocco and
XIII Bjc and Bas wheh they selling At much ess than
hrt cost Aun OF cheap Caters will please call soon At
je26 ALEX HILL CO l2l Main Il,
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BY DUNLOP. MoNcURE a CO., Aust,.
BY ooDDIN 4 APpERsoN, Aue,..
NTosrvALUADLE BRICK TENRMEyr q,


vi DlsIRk. LIZ BUsiNE.s STAN, on THE No sT SIDE or
FRANKLIN sr NEAR TO WALL ST FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
1850 sS oeocE NJ that @osi desirab. faue,s aaS Sa ~
e'trd above Opposite the auction store Il Mr. Davs
front Of about % feet and depth Of feet The house
three stories high with new addition having roOn and
valuable e,e Tor grocery or an, other Had Of bad
,be notes. inere,t added secured by trust deed
b2S-tds eODDIS iPPERsoN, Auct,.
+ .ARGENUMnER OF BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN
SALE At AUcTIoN-At the request 4 Lewis Havle, Fsa
InH SCI, YaS public suction 90 % premise, MONDAY ne Oh
large number Of lots In the pan OF said Lewis Haye
lot: il .t $
sroved locality Plat Of the lots can be Office
| chase money Is paid.
iyal- I'd. GopDIN APPERsos, Auc..
BY EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO., Auctn
| y pool PINE AND ROCK sSLT At AuCTIoNDon FRIDAY,
July fIt At III O'Clock, Warehouse head
ssting Of
1910 bag. strictly Prime Rio Coffee, in double bag,
500 sack. Of Zine Sail. "wonInstOu brand, daily expected
by ship :PEPPEslLL," dr'et rom Liverpool
20 toes Rock Salt article much approved sans Stock
600 bushels st. Martin. Coarse Ear, the best Salt Imported for
Agricultural purposes EDMOND DAVENPORT CO.
Np Auctioneers.
VAsLTFA, Al iIlcI STEAM FLoURING MILLS FOB
qnd Isned committee viii sell pubic auction SATURDAY
~ own Steam II " asd 1lss n
Of the city called Bandford Immediately tn. Railroad
The advantages OF this MIL are msny and with capacity for
ais 20 any wi.i ing engage the Milling business
bI drg' and machinery are In excellent condition and
peie order IT. the incoming For further information apply
| % either Of the Committee
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EDUCATION.
Education consisting OF the Trustees Ct the etAe
Seminary West the suvAnue, Oeaed In Tallahassee FLOR
Ida desire employ three Aaut ahe TO supply vacancies
that have occurred the school Two compen gye nslruc
'he n gs Prench Latin and Greek language ana one
Ma hemAl,s and Military Tactics To teachers well qualified,
experience In teaching salary OF tl2h for the
scholastic will be Aos ed Fr, the Board Of Teachers
when eomp G will be selected by the Board Of Education TO
Principal with additional compensation Of Three Hun
drd Dollars The term. The duties Of the School com
nence o ,t,bor LIST, 1850 and end July LIST, 1861
may addressed until the LIST Of scpember
10 y. RPPEs,
JyiN--u President Of the Board OF Education.
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FURTHER By THE NORTH BRIrON.
GREAT britain.

ST. JonNs, \. r, July 23.-The wing dispatch
per North Brton was misAd, and was only discovered
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DY VIRTUE or DECREE or THF CIR.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE CIR.
- CUT c0UsT Of the city Of Rieh~ond entered the
Johnon gain Bagby the S0h day Of June 1860 and
Of de Of trust fr, Ge Barhy me- bearing date Prb
1862 recorded 10 the Clerks efce Of the Court ungs
for said city shall special Commissioner and Trustee on
tic 2d dav q August 1890 at the Auction Room Davis
Dupree ca In said city, for ca,h, at public auction, NEGRO
WOMAN named Louisa about IS DID, aud her TWO CHILL
DREN aged about two and four and aNEaRo BOY
OF age.
I1gs-ids sILAs L. JOHNSON, Commissioner and Trustee
LfLURpDA BOARDS AT AUCTION.-On sATUR.
DAY, 2sih July, will sell 10 o'clock Of
the Dock LIS feet assorted Fords Pine Boads TEhMs Under
500 cash. 800 and over months credit for paper
iy2o La B. DAVENPORT, AuctL
BY DUNLOP. MoScURE 4 CO., Austs
an FRIDAY, the 9Th Inst, commencing at 10 o'clock
" We will tell at Auction Store.
SO, hhd Porto Rico and n. O. sugsr various rang.
ing fromiprime TO choice quality.
Under 500 cash. ever 800 months credit for spp:ov.
ed negoiisb paper
entbe dealers 20 At end the sale Coffee Mssr
Edn nd, Davenport Go. DUNLOP M0NCURE o.,
A,.,ion,.x.
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CIrY ITEMS.

SALK or rHE JAMS RIykR AND KASAwHA CANAL
The negotiations which have been pending for several
Years between NJ de Beot des Mnieres representative
Of company Of French capitalists and the James yer
and Kanawha Company having for their object the com
peton Of the great water line OF this State we're brought
% satisfactory conclusion yesterday An agreement or
contract prepared and signed BY the terms Of When
the French company stipuates;
To purchase the States interest," in the Canal ot the
sum Of 81 $4,000.
To purchase the interest of the private stockholders
by the issue Of bonds for Onehal the amount thereof
the same bearing interest per cent per annum until
the completion Of the work; and thereafter emitting the
holders 70 participation in the yearly dVi1elds OF the
company.
To complete the canal to CovingtOu, in three years
and to the KanAWhA river in eight years.
To widen and deepen the canal including the locks be-
tween is termini.
To deposit one mi on dollars a guaranty OF the full
fment, is part Of the terms Of the atreement, the
70 be forfeited TO he j. K and n. mPany N the
event Of failure.
We are informed that The Board Of PuSlc works has
expressed its concurrence in the agreement and the
opinion expressed that further action BY the Legs
Ia ure viii be necessary 70 ensure the ratification OF the
contract far the State Is concerned The private
stOckholder however, have yet decide whether they
Will exchange about 81 OOOOOO Of unproductve stock
ior Sl,OOOOOO Of certificates Of deb, yielding them
certainty Of i've per cent for eight years and promising
them yearly dividend after that period. general
meeting oil the STOCKHOLDERS VIII oe called ABOUT the Vtu
August and should they determine a. t Is quite certain
they will ray the agreement their part the French
company Immediately proceed TO mature its arrange
for the completion Of the great work Il Is inder
stood that the Emperor Louis Napoleon, IS eognzan' OF
the enterprise and has given bis imperial APPRECIATION
We have presented the above highly important ac's
a. they were communicated % The comments which
they suggest pertain another department OF the paper
but We take occasion congratulate the people OF Ni
guia upon the prospect nov held ou to them, oil that
IF h.Ha HnnraWu and
enthrameut' which the politicians have been promising
them for the. last thirty years
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NEW YORK WIRE MILL.


NELSON ~ RICHMOND.
Manufacturers OF, and Dealers in
WIRE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ID ARTIcULAR att non their Warehouse
81 John Street, New York, which will be filed PAOaPTLY,
and have SPEEDY Dispatch
Circulars furnish ID giving discount nom LIST nett prices at
LOWEST MARKET RATS.
TERMSSx Months Note payable OF Bank with carrept rate
Of Exchange on New York. or per cent Of for Cash.
warehouse, 81 John st, NEW 1URh.
jylT-im
A MONG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
MINNIs at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery, 2lI Main
Street. Rchm nd Va be found Licensees Of the following
well gentlemen all Of which bear e
ony 70 the experience skin Of various Artists employ
and the we'll earned ruputAion OF his Gallery;
Ex-ioy Wise Hon. Mr.. Orr s. G.,
:" Lieut. Gov Jackson, Jno. n Thompson, Esq,
Lieut. Gov Montague, Rev. Mr. kied
Hon Jas. Lyo ns, Rev Mr.. Peterkin
J CaSkle, Rev. Mr. Duncan,
Judge LornAx, Rev Nc Mnegerode,
Tyler, Rey. Mr. Baker,
Hopklns Rev j. l. BarroWg,
Chas. Bruce, ESQ, Rev. J. v EuvArdS,
Gen. VIM. Walker, Rev Mr. seeley,
Capt Jos Myers, Rev. Mr. Peterson,
Rev. Mr. Jeer, Rev. Mr. Kepler,
Rev. w. A. Smith, Rev. Mr. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr. Dibre, The late Judge Butler s. O.,
The late Judge Olopton, The late Edgar A Poe,
Rev. Mr. Doggs, Rev Mr.. schrigley
Duplicate copies the above for sale and style Of
Photograph executed nom life copied from small pictures aud
warranted TO please masO
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CosrASr =, Capt R Milton Cary, will leave Richmond
for the White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county
Tuesday evening Slst inst At o'clock, by the Central
Railroad They will be escorted from the Capitol square
20 the Depot BY the Governors Guard HoWitZsrs and
GrlyS Before marching from the Square, splendid
ssOrd will be presented by the "F' to their gallant CON-
mander The company will be absent about twelve days
Leu Crensl aW las jest returned from the White,
whittier he had been complete the necessary arrange
ments at that point lie informs that between 900
aud 600 visitors had assembled al the Springs aud that
they were unanimous in awarding praise Col Morton,
the completeness OF the system which he has naugu
rated 70 promote the comfort aud the satisfaction
OF yi-iters.
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ACTUNIl FOR THE INSTANT Kelley and PERMA-
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LAW CARDS.
EusTACE GIBSON.

ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts Of Gts Mercer Monroe
w Montgomery and Pulaski and will collect remit pune
tualy for ali claims placed Ia h hands.
Post Chce Giles Court House. Va JylI-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-02
Proceedings, GcnsraI Conference Of
- = D. the M. EsChureh. = G -

BUFFALo, May l, r. G.-The 18th dele
gated General Conference OF the NJ. Z.
Church convened this morning in St. James
Hall, in this city. Bishops Morris, james,
Scott Baker, and Ames were present. At
8 A. AZ. the venerable Senior Bishop, Rev.
Thomas A. Morris, called the Conference to
order.
Religious services of an impressive char
acter followed, participated in by the pre-
siding Bishop, Bishop James, Rev. Alfred
Bronson, of Wis, and Rev. Charles B.
Tippett of Baltimore. 81 i--......
The Secretary and Assistant Secretaries
of the last General Conference were invited
to come forward and act as Secretaries of
this Conference till it be organized. They
did So te.>s. fssFt .e.5- vft-
The list of Conferences was then called
No delegates were present from the Yer
mont Conference. ..rtt -...-..-
Objection was made by Mr.. Bronson TO
the admission of tie : delegates from the
Wisconsin Conference, on the ground of i'm
proper means used TO secure the election of
fifth delegate from that Conference. The
matter was tabled till the Conference was
permanently organized. Bishop Norris de-
cided that the first four delegates from the
Wisconsin Conference be entitled to their
seats. 22l delegates were elected, of whom
l6 were absent. - s.
The Conference proceeded to the election
of a Secretary by hand vote, and DIR. Fl.
ii. Harris of the Delaware Conference, and
Secretary of the last General Conference
vas elected. b. Griffin of the New York
Conference, DR.. Cox of the Pittsburg Con-
ference, E. r. Cook of the Wisconsin Con
ference, and A. w Fillmore of the East
Genessee- Con nference, were elected assistant
Secretaries, who assumed the duties of their
office.
The time of the daily meeting was fixed
ct 81 y. NJ, and adjournment at l. clock
noon = }sf Il
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-02
reHy York Market.

New YORK, May l, P. N.-Flour dull /;
demand moderate and chiefly for the wants
of the local trade; sales $500 bbls at 400
3 As for super state; ) 50Gy5 GO for extra
ditto-chietiy 5OGg5 65; 5 4OGi,5 45 for
super western 3 60(96 90 for common to
medium extra ditto; l5GG6 25 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio closing
steady. Demand for Canadian flour scarce
ly so active, but prices are without ma terial
change sales 600 bbls at ; 70(07 40 for
common to choice extra. Rye flour con-
tiBaes steady; sales 100 bbls at 3 50(d54 25
for common to choice super Corn meal
quiet and unchanged. Whisky dull and
Dropping; sales 200 bbls at 224; buyers gen
orally refuse to pay over %. Wheat dull
and heavy the nominal quotations are %
G9I 81 for Chicago Spring; 29C9l -
for Milwaukee Club shippers are holding
off; sales 1000 bushels Milwaukee Club
at l 35, and 1900 bushels white western
at 625. Rye quiet at So. Barley plent
and heavy; sales 1000 bushels at II COM
mon state and prime western on privale
terms. Corn quiet and prices are without
striking change; sales II, 900 bushels at 79
(4SO for mixed western 81993 for yellow
southern and Jersey; 8469S5 for white
southern. Oats plenty, dull and heavy at
42GG}43 for western and Canadian 43(dl44
for state-the latter an outside price. Pork
dull, heavy, and almost entirely nominal
sales 436 bbIs at II 68@1775 for new mess
II % for thin ditto; 7 40 for old ditto
q 90 for clear; lG 00@16 so for western
prime mess II 90 for city; IA so for new
prime; 16 75GGl7 81 for old ditto; 25
cents per bbl WAS ps id for the privilege of
delivering 500 bbls new prime in June at
Il so: total stock 57,o54 bbls; same time
last month 62,986 bbls. Beef quiet and
steady; sales 800 bbls at 4 00G94 80 for
country prime 3 0005 so for ditto mess
Z 1000 90 for repacked mess, and ii OO0
II % for extra ditto. Beef hams dull at
IL 5O6l6 90 for western; II 5O@l4 90
for state prime; mess beef dull and nominal
at Sl3@ls for India mess; SI9@22, and $27
(a32 for India. Cut meat firmer for should
ers and quiet for hams; sales 2, I25 pkgs at
. for shoulders. 9@93 for hams. Lard
more active and firmer; 1850 bbls at 1890
Il i. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Butter
dull and unchanged at l0@15 for Ohio
l0G2O for state. Cheese steady at lO(G124
Coffee steady at I24014k for ordinary to
prime. Sugar-the rainy weather has
materially Interrupted business, which
is very light; prices, however, are we'll sus-
tanned; 2lO hhds Porto Rico at G8674:
300 hhds Cuba Muscovado at ItGl74. Fish
dry cod is less active, but steady sales
5000 quintals at 25@14 374 foHSt Geor-
ges. Mackerel steady sales coo bbis No at
II 90. f..- -Fy. ..-- r.la
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FOUNDRY AT A BARGAIN.

Z tors of the Henderson F6uRieFy, Wishing to
dispose of their entire stoe;l trade, TOOLS sc .
together with buildings and lot if desired. pre-
pared to offer inducements which cannot fail 10 sat
isfy purchasers
Said Eoundery is located on the corner of Main
and Fourth streets, and alongside the track OF the
Henderson d Nashville r. X; the Southern end of
which is row running. A large portion of this
end ID graded, and portion is under contract be
finished, and will be in operation early next fall.
The operation Of this work, together with the
growing prosperity of the city and country, must
INSURE To this establishments large and growing
increase OF business.
HeIe of the members Of our firm being practical
mechanics, and each having other business re4uir
ing his attention, is the solo motive which induces
Q sell.
For further particulars, APPLY by letter or other
wise 60 PRIEST. BAILEY u co.
nay2 I'm
ICincnnati Gazeue copy two weeks aad send
bill to this Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-02
xxxvI CONGREss--Flr.t session

WASHINGTON, May l, p. M.-The editor
of the States says Gen. Lame has telegraphed
to the delegation from Oregon to withdraw
from the Convention his name, and that
Mr. Hunter has similarly advised the Vir-
ginia delegation.
Lieutenant Cen Scott is about to visit
Washington on official business, accom-
panied By Adjatant Gen. Thomas and Mill
tary Secretary Keys.
HoUsB.-Thc consideration of territorial
business was postponed to Monday and
Tuesday next.
The resolutions reported from the com
mittee on judiciary on the Presidents pro-
testwere postponed till Thursday next, at 10
O'Clock. So y *.
Mr.. Maynard introduced Dill granting
pensions to officers and soldiers of the war
of 1912, and those engaged on the Indian
frontiers. Referred to the committee on
military. affairs.
The House went into committee Of the
whole. .
Mr.. Wilson attacked the fugitive slave
law, and asserted that slavery. ought to be
excluded wherever the power can constitu-
tionally be exercised. ~
Mr.. Hickman spoke against sectionalism
as exclusively a Southern institution, and
ALLUDED to the cringing of Buchanan i'll con
trast with the inffexibIe Jackson The
North will endeavor to preserve tile federal
compact in its integrity, and was forming
the determination of preventing others from
infracting it. -zE514
Mr. Millson denied that the South was
Influenced by an aggressive spirit to the
North. En
After some further debate between Hick-
man and MiHson, the House adjourned s--