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Ely Kent Kendall a Atwatsr.

Ely Kent Kendall a Atyyatsr.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY, 10Th June, eounenen g at O'Clock
shah eel waTehous, desirable assortment Of
Spring Summer Dry Good reserve suRdry con
signmen-; them will be found
Back and cord French and English Cloths
Fancy and plain wooidyed black Cassmeres
Rich Cross over Cocheeo, and other fancy Prints
Pain black and fancy Lawns
White Cross Musiins
Muslin Gnghain-, black Cambues
Scotch Diapers 10 Linen she-tiuEs
lrIzh LiEeus, Coat Checks. Apron DO
Cotion and Linen Drilngs Domestic Piads
Bonnei, Tafsua and satin Riuands
silk and Cotton Iltkfs Thread Canibre do.
Gamhroons, Blue Drins
Nahksens BLK AID cord summer Cloths
London Nestngs Of entire styles
Manchester Ginghams, Corded Skirts
Fancy Cravats. Black Italian do
Lad.es black and white Cotton He-e
biohair. Bertn ard Cotton Gloves
Linen Collars and Rnsoms
Pans, Spool Cotions PeaH Buunns
Pins Say Tapes, Patent Thread.
Also
- bales and ~ brown Shirtings and Sheetngs
GO To I I Z bieach-d and brown Sh-.ings
Bsraehed and brown DrlinEs rckings
Bi-ached Shirtinrs assorted styles Gc
- Paraos Parasolrtts and WIN
Of superb qualities direct from tn manua
TERMS months for approved paper sIOO
KENT, KENDALL ATNATER Auets
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Canal Packets.

The Packct-Boats SKINNER and JOHN MAR
SHALL leave Richmond for Lynchbury every Mondsy,
wednesday, and Friday, nt o'clock in the morning
RefurniHg-Reaches Richmond on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at ~ o'clock, p. NJ.
Passage and Fare to Lynchburg, Sc 90
Passage TO Stanton, 90
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The Valuable Farm called ..WcsthaH
lOIlnEc." Tor enla. M AmnIinm.

INlS valuable Farm ths progeny % The John a. Jennings
n viii BE- sod a. auction. "Wrstf,m~ William
d Sims EQ- on WEDNESDAY .th day of June uetL 81
O'Clock r ,imfne- atey amer Mr. sims farm
James RNc5 miles Richmond passing through
&c. contains 6- acres of which $50 valuable ,w
The uptrd BE- OF hne qualify. 1nd improvement
rneIr this farm aboHt tsrry iri
within ihs of mile Of The adapted the euiure Of
tobacco.
The Improvements comfortable Dwelling Ii,use con
timing aui s1 necessary ftrnns purposes
There rs as1 orchard ~ young fruit
b. deemed USELESS sy thing respecting thi. farm
persons Disposed rufchle viii doubtless prefer
aud Judge Cor thf uvrs % vii BE- shown by
Mf Howell pgne1u WIN Jennings living ussr
New Marsrt in ths iugser md o. ieufca
- fhc se BE- u1ic among devisses II the
late John Jcnutns p-rns may aurud sane Win ths 10
sfaues th1t positively take place suv tsf rs,rs
The terms will b. such pure htef-say .th easb
haiauc, % ami three years bearing Interest
cuf-d By ffIs. deed
tr purchase issrc he supplied with every hing
farm Fossion f,r ss.rr bsst n
The Pal WI BE- and p-.cs.ou 90 d. 10 J,nuay
nent dds W GDunfN Aueu.
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NEW DRESS GOODS
Bv Express,
AT BROOKS, BELL g. HUDSON'S,

l43 Esgle Square.
MI have Iust opened Store. No. tf1 Earie
SQUARE, the foowiag goods per Erprcs viz
eoPeces 'sperb OEande awrs kaadsgs'f paHs
Aars
Richly embroidetcd Muslin shavis 4 Win handsome
10 90 do Scarfs 4 Linen fringe
PLAN snd Revere Muslin SCARE new style
Lace Buttons
Pine satin strips Muslin Tor dresses
Msrssnes and Grass Fkirts
White embfoidcfcd and Graduated Robes a. &C
~ BROOKS BELL 4 HUDSON.
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WANTED--2d col Hsniae \ MuaforFs Rstorn.-
W J. w. RANDOLPH s. Co. Booksellers and Book
binders l2l Main street richmond - ff
two copirs ~ ne 20 voi Hnrr Nuniofis Reports
having incomplete setts n he Virginia Reports meet with
sale Or have them completed, BY applying
NY ~ w A 20
- EsSipN ACrS FuR ist6Acts Gcue,ai A.. mhy Of
= Virginia commencing December It, 1885, and ending March
5th. 90 Just published fot sale BY
my ~ npfNKER a MORRIS
lENTLEuEN'S CIIANNEI, HOOTS.-J rHoNP
- roN 90 have JUS rccvc direct nom tuners
made Co orrf ECnemrus fnc clN channel
hsy arc very handrmc article indeed. Aso assortment n
1hhes sous hpe dfes Roots Gsnueaen peas can mi
enamine them. M no
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Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road.
OLD POINT COMFORT.

INHE subscriber having taken the convenient
- two story Dwelling nearest the Landing Baltimore
Steamboats NJ % Point Comfort prepared
limited number of Boaders aud uay favor
hun with their patronage this Determined
10 render The stay OF his guests while at this delightful
paeeas agreeable possbeand intending reasonable IN
his charges and relying the preference which many
comparative retirement he expects he hopes deserve,
OF the public pa WIN. NJ TABB
June 81
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MORE

HOME THAT LOVE
Give a the valley love,
a tent IN the Greenwood home n Grove,
care not how humble for happy twill be-
u one faithful heart will but . with me"
popular ballad Poetry by C. Music eompo.cd and
arranged for the Piano by Stephen Glover.
ROSE ATHERTON; or
The Summer days coming,
The blossom decks the boueh
The bees galy humming,
Andthe birds singing
This - another beautiful ballad by
efyys and eubclished superb ithogra phIe yRnre
IN HAPPY MOMENTS ComPosedby Wallace.
In happy day by day,
The sands OF life may pass.
In but Tranquil away
From Times uneung glass
Yet hopes we used as bright 10 deem,
Remembrance viii recall,
Whose pure and whose unfading beam
Is dearer than them all"
This nvoriie balhd from VIM v waIlaees new Gland
Opera Marana and the melody which has
payed for sevefslngh the SQUARE by IN. Hand
GOOD BYE! or FAREWELL Is A LONELY sOifND "
'Adieu adieu'-vye hear It on
With n tear, pcihaps with a sigh:
but the AeaTt feels most when the lips not
And the speaks the gentle good b.,
Composed and arranged by C. Engebreeht This il general
favoute. s
The above very popular variety OF others have
been received and may be had OF
WIN. l.. MONTAGUE.
ynS No Isl Main Il, Sign OF the GoI5en Lyre.
Spring fASBrON,-Jusi hand , cases OF the most
~ superior Hats have offered the nree saw
Gentlemen will please call and examine them.
s-Aso, lot of Panama lust received an of which
will be offered at very low prices, J. MYERS
-e No. 81 West Main Street.
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NDER instructions from the Executor OF the
las Robert Gfeenho~, deed. shan auction on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, l2 inst 81 o'eoek
r-rfs" lot round kocsstt
Warehouse fronting that iG6 deep
wsieh are three large Brick Dwelling Houses.
The Will requires that tins following
TIE IL VS.:
One third part 10 D. pad
instruments, moRths WHICH NOTE. n@ro,a
bic and payab with approved shdors-rs
our 'ty Banks To b. Deed tn be
last payment D. mad. WILLIAMS Il HANALL.
lie
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
The leave the Richmond and Fredoricks burg Dcpo
daily, at A. NJ, with passengers for Fredericksburg
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
Passengers by this route reach Fredericksburg ut ia
NJ, Washington, at45 P. NJ. Baltimore "a p NJ Phil
adepha in the course Of the night Of the day which
they leave Richmond, and New York by 10 NJ the next
day-thus making the whole distance by this route be-
tween Richmond ard New York in - hours-returning
passengers by this 1.-The greu, mai rou" leave New York
at ~ 7. NJ and Richmond by q p. NJ the next
day.
Passage by this ROUTE between Richmond and Fredercks
burg, SO 50
Z" with ticket 90
between Richmond Washington, 90
between Richmond and Baltimore, 60
For Charlottesville and Sidunfoa
The leave the Richmond and Frederick sburg Depot
for the above places daily, the hour A. NJ ar
irving at Charlottesville, 81 p M and Saunton by
A. NJ, the next day.
Passage TO Charlottesville SIS 90
Passage TO Staunton 90
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road.
TRAIN
Leaves n'ehmond daily at T.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays cXcepted) at A. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily Sundays eTcepied) at F. NJ
The Cars leave Richmond for Petersburg with the mai
train, daily. at I o'clock. p. VI.
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A CARD.
II E.OPENE Ed

TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
- Ladies and Gentlemen Of ihe City Of Richmond sd s vie
ny' that hs spacious snd airy Zee Rooa
rrcusivoy for Genuemer, reopeued or reception com
psny and would h. happy wait uron he Tsns. 40 nr ~
son from ociock NJ ~ O'Clock r. Hc rrufns hi.
thanks TIE public generally received
during The lat easn snd ever
tons on m ai shall b. wanting render establishment wOrty
u afsef shltc Of their patronage
N B-Faues any paris of the Civ furnished as usual Al
the shouea noiicc JUAN rfZLINI,
aPS one door below The Exchange Bank
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Boat for Baltimore and Philadelphia.

A WEEK.
The Steamer COLUMBUS leaves Richmond for Bal
timorc every Tuesday at o'clock, p. NJ.
Passage and Fare S. 90
HENRY LUDLAM & CO.
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IOR SALE. remain eity-a Eery HuIauo
MAN about % yean Of Who understands eutya
Of Flower Vegetable Garden Green and
Hot House Apply once near Mayus Bisr or 10
1T BtSSELL l.
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HOUSE or REPREsENTATIvEs

MI Daniel Of v. G. moved TO postpone the special or.
der CTerlorsl bu-ncss) until Monday next which was
greed to. Yeas 30 nsys59
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole Mr.
Boyd Of Ky in the Chair and took up the private Calendar
such bills ~ were not objected were laid aside 70 be
eporec and the House adjourned without other business
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BUILDING lots IOT SALE.

M TIL "'I'' IF0'T'"N TVWITf
FN instant upon ths prriisss, ocork
Two hsnisomr hudnr lots situated che sie of 20
iwrrn hnEct ard Chary aHi e grocery
NJ Edward CHRISTIAN Zach FEET
on u shch There fad building Sale reserve
fERhs-One thtd cssh. haancs az and 9
~ rqucsi Of ihc owner.
le a-gt w. Aust
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WINFREE & SHEPPARD,

Two DAGUEHREOTN PISTS.-THpoH Roafs 6n-
- hsc, ferre foure Chloride Bfoune Chlotido Iodine ons
HyPosrphats S bstnsd Mercury aiso, Psrs an Of tbs
h-f and put French msnucturust rceeved by Etp,s..
ani for sskhy SAMUEL. y pOvF
StfEHIOH SPANISH CIGAHS.-For ssh At reduced
~ ices 10 cuse cousiRnmrn9OuuO Cira eompfsrr TX ne
Of spain "Lanoa and othef brand. Apply to
FI DAVENPORT, ALLEN a Co
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HnrtrniI BninIinr.

ssua
" VI. g.. BROWN, Ut LONDON, politely informs
Czans ~ Eichuoud and vicinIiy th.f h. -. -.
npensi be- studio aud Exhibitions Roou Over AH.s nsss.s's
te Vain street where o. hs ~ So Asns
them ue ne Portraits q several distinguishes inytaa
City.
Eosns opes ffom oANpsPM Is4..sss s--s.-.s ~.
invited o
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Aurtion Sails.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WIiiiam. A uax.II
Executor, sale OF Real Estate.

tBY ORDER or THE EXECUTORS
my 20 WILLIAMS a HANAII Auets
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4 COW LOST

ftyF1ltt5i - SINE BLACK COW u MEDIUM sy@ ant
Msa.&l,I Nsomr or years a. 4 sun wH b.
IN IN paid if returned 20 tic subscribers
sAc.~Ah- t6 JONES WINSTON
= DOLLARS REWARD, will be paid for tho
- fltIrn n GOLD FoB CHAIN t On sas-rily nors,ur
pa 'tureH thr Frfrcksburr Railroad neroi Tsaass
tarrrs rrsifnce aA1u tf-s miles from city Appiy 10
Neasr- Mitchell q ryrr. or
L. D. CRgNsHAw BROTHERS co.
ny III Hasa Hsnk
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Arrival and Departure OF HE Oar,

BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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KN9T hANNEH, OF van UiemaH-s Land, by
- Chafies Rowcron Of Takes ~ Cooaies
Ffios use. lust pubbsfsd fof ssie by
e4 DINNER NORRIS
BOOTS BOOTS AT So. We have r,.t
- received another handome uoraeeo so Al o.
They very aec. ~ ~ srr.s, rs
| 70 var veil ngU FUTNEY WATTS
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AL t4'Oh ktNI.-lhe subscriber has foe
rent three hnC Rooms store. Main street
lhy are Ney accessible hs eafases th.n
PasSase and are desirable for oa-,s odzur
LEWIS GiNrER.
my7 No ID asio q
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ROBERT NOTT

House sign Painter and GInzIer
6sIf aoSr TO tAs EHeAzags Bask RieiaOHa, Virginia
AS received further supply Obs Cop.i AMI
Narnishes, with Painters BenIers An ,s,t
OF French and American Window from srIo %
3oIe6 inches all Of which he DESTROYS work Up on the
mo reasonable - -
N. B-A supply OF Soap Stone Paint for aI. Inv ,
P:ror paint for Tin or shngied Roofs. RN
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SOAP AND CANDLES

SOAP AND CANDLES.
TINnE subscriber good stock of FRS, rate nrr
Candies and asn god hard SOAP House k..p.
and Merchants generally eIamin. The abo,
sock which w be sold on the 10 u
iual Gus ouers my aS-dim COR CREW.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND SaDDIERI
tie ship American Liverpool direct are ms,
- opening large additions previously assortment ~
Hardware, Cutlery ami Saddsry. diminish our .t
these goods will be offered = Ema advance.
THOMAS q CHARLES ELLIS,
zp I5-3w No Ios Main .s,-.,
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HASKINS Il LIBBY. Agents
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Es1 f+NOk KENT and possession gwen on or
before The LIT Of July arg. rosdrnc.
on 'hc upper etd Of Main srs' the occupancy Captain
SAM FrermaH-attnchtd % t- together
with hiehrn Sadie Carr house. &c Poo good snaaL tho
house vii b. pot ~ complete order. Apply
myss e. w. PURCELL.
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND. Va
"wednesday Morning, November IL. ls46'
FOREIGN NEWS.

Our readers will doubtless be quite as much
interested in the news which has just been re-
ceived as we have been. The accounts from
Europe are mos, cheering for our farmers ana our
shippers. The rise in the price OF all oil our az
riculluIal staples is not only fully sustained, ou'
is still going on. There can be no doubt ABOUT
the scarcity prevailing in all The old countries
this season. A letter from young gentleman oil
III CITY, who is now at the University oil Edin-
bureh lust received, states that The scarcity IN
Great Britain, and the famine and disease ID Ire
land, is upon every tongue. Bread has advanced
a penny per loaf, and every thing else in proper
hon. Large shipments are made 10 Liverpool
and other ports still the markets are mol eluuea'
and supercargoes are very we'll satisfied.
Political events upon The continent are daily
looked TO with more interest. The marriage oil
son OF Louis Philippe with The sister OF The Queen
Of Spain has been consummaled, and 'the times"
in that region look squally. Foreign ambassa-
doris, particularly the English, have protested
against the union in forcible terms and have de-
clared that no son or daughter OF The marriage
shall ascend the throne OF Spain. This jealousy,
il seems, is increased by an opinion prevalent
(why it is not said,) that the Queen Of Spain her.
self will have no issue.
We discred the idea, that France and Spain
have united TO bring about the reconquest Spa
nish America. We cannot believe them SO TOOL
hardy as TO be willing TO encounter The might and
main Of The whole Anglo.Saxon race.
We shall make copious extracts, in order to let
our readers see what is going on in the old world
The Two continents are becoming more and more
united, as intercourse and free trade progresses.
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POLITICAL.
Far The Enquirer.

FW the fIHqh"G.
TO MISS MARY .t.- .--', OF VlRGiNlt
r,,ewru n thee. Mary .-long loved one, Farewell.
Tbou soarce of my sweetest emotion
Nyrh The thought OF Thy beauty bosom doth swell,
A The sun leaves the SKY for The Ocean:
And fair like the light winch then fingers behind,
Thine i'm re dolh ever return III my mind,
And vie drth n pleasure pure, high and renned,
Like the spi,lt when rapt IN devotion.
know that thou iovest me not; hu, my heart,
Tho ITS passionate love was unspoken,
VIII thine image Ie,aia III liz nntrmc part
Till the chods Of ~ being a,e broken:
IL hail hover around me, al angelic form,
A rainhow Of peace III the srow Of the storm,
And a long as tn,s auson its ife blood shall warm,
Sui Of Home and of Hcasea be token.
Even po,y Nature blooms as u doomed the last time
Thai gazed on Thy beauty, enslirning
The Iuvel,est hues 81 Thy beautiful cllme,
Celestial aud earthly combining:
For the blue OF its Heaven smes soft in thine eyes,
To thy cheeks its sweet sves Its delicate dyes,
A wye3th Of II now on thy pure bosom lies,
And It's light 'mds, thy tressss is shining.
Tho wander afa, from The home that love,
And the caves where my kindred are 'ieepine'
Yet, with firm trust IN The fdnef ano'e,
pray tina, his m-rciiui keepi'g
NAV render thy life long aud happy IN tnis,
And when il shall please tim Thy SOU 10 DISMISS,
Receive thee high in mansion ot hiss'
In iha, world where there shall be- no weeping.
Fayeus;l Then sweet Girl whom cannot forget
For. ike grt ell ei'ot By fivrr
Tha, Il ~ thro' desert which DEVELOPS ne'er wet,
and o'er " hch mol leafiet doth quiver,
Il thy me cory 10 me; Tor my Mes Ike thal streaih'
On whose sad silent waters no flower sheds beam,
AS onward il flows, lake dark, sullen dream
But that green spoI will brighten forever
Missouri May, 1876.
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he supposed it 10 be one Of the utmost moment,
both 10 the individuals concerned and 10 the coun-
Try, and that as long as the law did not impose
upon him The responsibility Of sitting alone in
The case, he would most positively decline"
After some conversation between The counsel
and the court, concerning The health Of Judge
Cranch, and proper day to which the case
might be postponed, Judge Morsel ruled that the
case OF the United States vs. Francis Thomas,
was postponed ill the first Monday in March
next; and ordered lhatae Witnesses be discharged
till that day.
Governor Thomas, William P. Maulsby,
Esq, Senator Benton, Governor Mcdowell and
others, were present in court.
Mrs., Linn is moi in The city
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled TO the right Of pre-emp-
lion 10 any lands within The Limits OF the town.
ships and parts Of townships above enumerated,
is required TO establish the same 10 the satislsc-
ton ollhe Register and Receiver Of the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor, as soon as
practicable after seeing his notiee, and before The
day appointed Tor the commencement OF The pub
lie sale OF The lands embracing the tract claimed;
otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JAMES Il. PIPER,
Acting Com. of The Gen. Land Office
Aup. 25-cWl0w
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THE DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER
ANDA AAiIARIE MAN-We ha re 10 In.

TIE UEA q Of 4 NAVAL OF FICERi
AND AN AMIABLE MAN.-We have 10 an
nounce, with profound regret, the sudden death
OF Commodore John Nicholson, Of The U. States
Navy, who died last night at Mrs. Ulrich's, in
this CITY, under an attack Of apople1y. We have
known Com. Nicholson for more than Iorty years
He was PRIMER by profession, in Richmond, in
1901 -our near and respected neishbor-bu' his
genius led him into different destination. aud
his merits, eallanlry and skill raised him 10 a
high rank in the service, and made him many
friends and numerous admirers In several &C.
lions, he was Distinguished for his extraordinary
GOODNESS and bravery. We deeply lament The
loss of such man 10 his country, his family and
bis friends Union.
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore SUM-
W IsuINGrnH NnY @ 1915


Grant Cour, -IHomas' case again Postponed.
A LARGE crowd was in attendance this morning In
the ccuri room, all eagerly expecting the trial Of
this very singular and important case. But
again they were doomed TO disappointment. A
motion was made 10 take up the case, and an
other. that ITO fix ii for trial at short day"
Judge CEanch being indisposed, and Judge Dun
lop being relative 10 the party, it was suggested
by he counsel for The prosecutor, tha, he case
might be tried by remaining Judge (Morsel.) To
which suggestion His Honor Judge M. replied in
a very emphatic manner-"Tha' from what he
had heard Of The case, now under consideration,
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NAvAL-ATTACK ON ALvARADO!
We have letter from our correspondent "lndi-
Gator" who is vet in Pensacola, advising US that
the U. S. s'oreship Relief Buus, Lieut.. Com
manding, arrived there on the Both ult., 20 DAYS
from Vera Cruz His letter is dated 3lst ullimo.
He writes The only intelligence by her Of in
leiesI regards the projected attack on Alvarado,
which Commodore Conner intends 10 lead in per-
son. Capt. Filzhugh came a passenger in the
Relief, having been detached from The steamer
Mississippi, and his place supplied temporarily
by Commander Adams, heretofore second in
command. Commodore Perry has hoisted his
red. broad pennant on board the Mississippi, and,
Of course, is 10 be regarded as Commodore, MT
as Captain. The attack on Alvarado was 10
take place IN the llih or 10Th, a, iurthest. The
steamer Mississippi arrived as The Relief was
coming out. There is nothing sure worth ccm-
munica,ing. The Princeton sailed this morning
for Vera Cruz. The John Adams was 10 leave
to-day."-lN. o. Tropie.
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We understand that George w. Basseu was
nominated, as their candidate for the Senate, by
The Wing Senatorial Convention, held at Louisa
c. Fl. on Monday last.
II will be recollected that the Democratic Con-
venlion in that Senatorial District was adjourned
over from last Saturday 10 the 18th inst
We hope there will be full assemblasc Of de-
lcgates. All that we desire is unanimity, 10 Sc
cure a brilliant victory. To our friends we would
say, remember the motto of the Democratic party
-"Er1y thing tor principles, nothing for men. "
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NEW JERSEY Full re-
turns OF the New Jersey election show The rela-
live strength ofparties in The State Legislature 10
bc-in the Senate, IL Wings and ! Democrats;
in the Assembly, 40 Wings and 10 Democrats.
Wing majority on joint ballot 81; Las, year the
Senate stood as al present; while in the other
House there were 81 Wings and p Democrats.