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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-23

WAS LOSC,-one day last week, by a lady, be.
w tween the store of Stebbins g. Darracott, on
Broad, and tie residence of Mrs. Pieasants, on
Clav street. a S0RTE MONNAIE, with six dol
lars in it. 1t was most probably dropped on 10th,
between Broad and Clay streets. as the owner
passed from the store aloug it to the house indica
ted. The find rvi be literally rewarded, lift be
lett at this Office. fe 20-n
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III, Clereland Riot-Eramination Of The
Rioters.

f-1ryrIASD, Feb. l9.-Ehe court house was
..,,,1ad this morning 10 witness the examina-
~ If the partjes arrested for being concerned
~ the riotcus attack on the Homeopathic
C,IIege, Twelve persons, charged with riot.
inc. were present. II. b. Smith, the Professor
"f,,hemistrv. was examined. He said the
o,.,oun, Of his property destroyed could not
10 I less than si60. With the chemical mate
r;siswhich were destroyed, there were two
90. ans,omical specimens, valued at 800, and
S @,'~ of minerals, including DIR. Brainard's
.ojiecIion. the whole value being about 81 900.
I'm. Slade testified that he was the owner of
the building. which was damaged TO the
amount OF $3.50. TWAS fred thrse times, but
'bs Aanles were extinguished. Several students
we're also examined, when the court adjourned.
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ATCOST FOE CAsH-J n COO

ATCOST FOE CASH.. D. GOODMAN
II CO., intendingin la few days moving in their
new Store Room No. 1874, Main street, will now
offer their desirable stock of Ready Made Clothing
at cost for cash. in order that they may open next
month in their new Store Room, with an entire
new stock of Spring and Summer Clothing. All in
want must very soon avail themselves of the great
eat opportunity for bargains as s'ime is limited
J. d. GOODMAN & co.
No. 1872 Main,street, opposite Eagle Square,,
N. B.-We shall, by the 10Th of March, have Open
IN our new Store Room No. 134, Man Street oppo-
stocks of Ready Made Clothing. ever offered to the
people of Old Virginia. We soieitall who will be
in want to give usacall and respectfully return our
sincere thanks TO our old patrons for their former
iibe alpatronage
fe 90 DIG & CO..
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FOR NEW YORK.

hEA FOR NEW YORK.
N. To sail ON MONDAY, the 23rd
,xz=Aea44s instant, at o'clock. P. NJ, the splen.
fSxsSxz.<z-zs did double engine steamship
CITY OF RICHMOND, X. w. Foster, master.
VIII be made ready to receive freight on SATUR-
DAY, and sa as above For freight or passage apply
on board, at Ludlam's Wharf, to
WIN. d. COLQUITT, or
S. LEE, Agent
u Freight taken through to Boston at low
rates. 70 On
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EA EXP ESS LINE BY
<f8S. STEAMSHIP "ROANOKE" TO
,Ssssslfs4ls4sN NEW YORK-The Roanoke will
ready to receive freight on Monday,
the 23rd inst, and will leave at 4, p NJ on Tues
way of Norfolk Through in thirty to thirty six
hours. LUDLAM e. WATSON
fe 2l-2t
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Eieefioa of q. S. Senator

v,ckspuRe, Feb. l9.-The Legislature Of
,,;..;ss;nni have elected Judge stephen Ad.
m 1s ITn;on democrat, to fill the place Of Hon,
aur, Davis, resigned, but whose seat has
Ss"n sorcuped the present session so far by
e Ws NcRae. under the Governors appoint
WI MI, made, as he is empowered TO do, during
NE ~iss;sla,ve recess. The executive appoint
,"s IS now superseded, Of course, by this one
of the Legislature.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
10 De followed BY the laughabie Farce of
THE DEAD SHOT,

Hecsof AiHo- Mr.. Burke.
The Celebrated Polka, oy Mile. Ciocca and Mr..
Carese,
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TO conclude with the Comedietta entitled
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS
Miss Mortimer, Cher first appearance on any stage,
Mrs. Phelps
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'GELLING OUT ENTIR TEL YOUR
~ STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST, TO. TERMINATE
MISUNDERSTANDING concluded, on dissolution,
at the earliest period consistent with all the inter-
ests involved, we will Gin order to accomplish thst
object) continue to sell at our counter for only
few weeks longer, our remaining stock of Dry
Goods, embracing a variety of Staple and Fancy
Articles, adapted to the wants of merchants fami.
lies, Members of the legislature and consumers
generally. Early calls may secure great bargains,
whilst postponement Qor even short time) viii
most certainly forfeit the opportunity.
fe 1S-6t GAY, MATHEWS & CO.
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~ FOR NEW YORK THE
$500 1890 Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND
Capt w Foster, win be ready to receive freight
this morning, the 81 inst, and will potitively sail
on L JESOAY, the cath, at O'Clock, P. M. For
freight or passage, having fine state.room accom-
modations, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent
Corne" 21nd and Water streets
First cabin and found. So
Second do do 6
fe %
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WANTED-At the Manchester Cotton Factory,
w number of White Boys and Girls, from
IL to IA years Of age, For such as are inexpe-
rienced, reasonable compensation win be paid unit
they have acquired the necessary knowledge after
which, they will receive the usal wages allowed
such operatives. Apply to the Superintendent at
the factory. fe 2l-3t*
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<1.DD OT DOONSs-OH IUESUAI EVEN
~ ing February oath, at o'clock, at the store of
found -
Pancoarts' OPP. Surgery, Quain Anaton,y plates.
Wood & Bachers Dispensatory, Surgical instrl-
ments, L life of Jno Randolph, Hume's England
Byron, Shakespeare, Clark's Commentary, PARIS
Medical Dictionary, &c, &c. Catalogues will be
ready, and the Books may be seen on the day of
sale. GEO, M. WEST & BRO
fe % Exchange Rookstore
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FTWENTY.SECDND FEBKU ARY.-

pEKUvIAN GUAN0.-Iam no1s receiving
1 nay spring supply of best Peruvian Guano-
Samuel X Georges brand-for sale by
fe lS-2taw2w HUGH w. FRY
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I OST.-On Wednesday morning. Ieth instant
IL between George Carriers, Hanover, and Rich
but bearing the stamp of the 81. r. & X. Com
pany," directed to Baltimore The finder will CON.
fer favor BY leaving it at this Office, and be
warded II desired. f. 2l-lt*
TWENrY-SECDN FEBR AIRY
l. FIRE WuRKS.-In honor Of the Twenty.
Second, there will be a beautifal display of Fire
Works at the Armory, on SATURDAY night COM
mencing at Soclock In addition to Rockets, Bal
looms, Horz, ntal and Vertical Wheels there WILDE
numerous fixed pieces, such as a Sun STAR Rose,
Trees, Pyramids, &c; and as the severity OF the
winter has oecasioned great distressin Richmond it
is propossslt to charge TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ad.
mission. the proceeds to be placed in the hands OF
the Female Benevolent Society for distribuIon.-
There is asaple room to accommodate one thousand
persons within the enclosure should it rain at the
time appointed, the exhibition will be deferred un
til further notice.
The ARMoRY BAND will be ia attendance.
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Republican win copy. fe Is
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE q co

BY DUNLOP, MONCUKE & Co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND DIOLASSES
" AT AUCTION.--On WEDNESDAY, the 25th
INST commencing at ii o'clock, will sell at our
Edward, from the coast of Louisiana, with
23S hhds Sugar, of the favorite red II mark
80 hhds clarified Sugar, from the Bell Air Planta.
ton
l4l bbls Molasses, prime quality.
The sample indicates that the above cargo of
Sugar will range from p, ime to choice quality
TERMs-Under 800 cash, over that amount, 4
months credit. for approved negotiable paper
Sale without regard to weather
fe 90 Anc,;onee,.
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IYTANTKD.-I'oh hire for the balance Of the year
WI 4 boy to wait II = stare For one that can
DABNEY q HANEA
Oppoaite Theatre.
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LOTTERIEs.


!. Drawn Nos. PatApsco, 70, Feb. 90;
For this Day.-Wasiington, Glass B Cant.
,as sssOo0, e,652, 5000 $3.50, 20 Of 500. rs mum.
bers, IL drawn. Tickets o.
Also. Small Fry. Tickets %.
lie % w H. srATHAM.
GREGORY & NAUKY, -
successor to J. w. Maury q CO.. Mana.
omce removed to No. 81 Main Street. few doors
above City Hotel.
For TO. Day.-Capital: e26, $50, 10 of 11O0
drawn. Tickets "a. - ="
Drawing received at O'Clock, r. M.
To Morrow.-Captal: s23, 600 IS numbers
10 drawn. Tickets S. - - 10 "a
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LANDER C'S OFFICE.
18th Street, under Exchange Hofel.

18th street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class 40, Feb 90:
"a Il % SO IL 10 SO 6 70 IS 80 IS I3 "A
Drawn NOS Kentucky, Extra, Class as Feb. 60
32 40 SO Sc 81 90 65 81 l6 30 AZ 81 Il
Iicket2 ID %. small prize. LAMBERT.
:. TO-Dny.-The Kentucky State Lottery, Glass
No A. Capitals SCI. $50 1900, 5000, 1000,
1o, 10 OF HOO, 10 OF 800, 10 of 500, 25l of SEQ,
being the lowest three number prize 78 numbers.
IL drawn. Tickets SO. f. o.
STATIONS OFFICE.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Extra, No. As, Feb 81:
g 3a 40 SO Sc 81 90 65 81 l6 80 Al 2il4
Halt numbers 30 AZ 40, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky, No. 43, Feb. 2I:
40 IA so Is 10 SO 81 81 Al As Al
Whole NUMBERS 81 40 co, prize of 90 0, sold
by ~ STRATToN
For To: Day..kentucky, No. 44-Cspital /:
$26,750. Tickets SO fe Or
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NJ
LINGS ON BANK STREET FOR SALE
The subscriber is authorized to sch those three
brick dwellings Bank strc@t between 9th and 10th
streets, occupied by Mrs. Claiborne Boarding
house. Three tenements are built in the best man-
ner and being 60 convenient To business men, pre-.
sent many adyanfageA the heautifnl Capitol
SQUARE. and the handsome fountains In front Of
them. offer many attractions They win be sold
separately. or together, upon accommodating
terms. Apply 70
II 2l--l sssa q w. GODDIN.
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T OLA MONTES.-A likeness OF the beautitla
IL Countess can be seen by calling at
WHITEHTRSTS Gallery,
fe 21-3ts No. n. Main street
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q The Manager has the pleasure of snnoun-
eng that he has made an engagement for a few
nights only with MIR. j. T.. MURDOCH, the
eminent Tragedian, who will appear in three new
plays written expressly for him. He will have
day, the 25th instant
TT Prices of Admission-Boxes SC cen IL
m 20 cents; Centre Gallery so cents; Colored
GALLERY 70 cents; Eastern Gallery, for white per.
sons, I24 cents - ~ r. "a
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T OOK OUT
Ii
Here we go, for the very frsa time,
To say a few words, in the wayof rhynaes
MIrINIs e. WATSON, No $50 Main Street,
Have enlarged, and refttea their gallery neat
Their light Is enlarged, nv better you II snd,
Al. g. w are pleasant, oeiiging AMI kind
With every improvement, and artists OF skill,
They will certainly please. try them who will.
La lies and gentlemen, we say one sad all,
II you wish good picture, give NJ. & w. call
Galleries. 35i. Main street, kichmond Syca
more street, Petersburg, Va. fe23
NJ 4. rum 30 hbls. Jenkius a. Dyer's
lNs brand, for ISLE by
fe 90 DAVENPORT. ALLEN a. co.
MOOD WAiiE.--Tne subscribers agents for
w the manufacturers. keep con staniiy on hand
Painted Buckets. two AMI three hoops; Flour Buck.
cts, Bail Boxes, Painted Tubs Sugar Boxes, Brooms
Washboa-is, Bread Trays, Wooden Bo sis. Sleeves,
Knife Trays, Lemon sqanesrrs, Bread Rollers,
Water Dippers, &c, &c.
fe 20 WILLIAMS & BRO.
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J D. G. &Co.

T. SHUNkAN ,.andIo'd Philosopher, Swede by
Il o. birth. taxes great pleasure in offering his
vices to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity, in
AstrOlogy, Physiognomy, and Signs, and gives true
predictions TO Napoleon in 1912, previous to his
downfall in Moscow. He can be consulted in rast-
tiers of Love- Marriage, and of the future events of
life. Mr. s. has travelled through the greater part
of the world during che last forty years. and all this
time has endeavored to enarge hisknowlodge by
all things he ever heard saw. He takes pieasure
to assurethe public he is willing to give the reces-
sary information to all who viii fayor ha with a
call.
TEnas-Iadies 2s cents, for reading the planet
in full SO cents; Gentlemen so CENTS for reading the
plsnet in full, 81.
Colorsd ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call.
Nstiyities calculated according to Geomancv;
for ladies %, in full % GeDtlemen 50, ia full,
S.
His Office is on 18th stree, between Main and
Cary stree.S second use from Main street Of-
ice hours from nine O'Clock in the morning n nine
o'clock in the evening Ie 60
O0HETHTNG WE MUsT AND WILL
y HAYE.-ICE, PURE NORTHERN ICE.-Ihe
subscriber has taken the lcehouse iorneIy pc
iona;,,o 70 Rankin and Whtlock and has contracted
far Ice M the North and faters himself that he can
sunplv the citizens of Richmond with as good Ice as
any nerson In the business He has also engaged
shs services of the drivers that were In the
emnlovment of Mr.. w. last season. SO that the pub
lie can rely on receiving the very best Of attention
yyhep they hear the horns commence to blow. The
Shocke Hin customers can depend upon having
Miles. the red whiskered man. TO serve them.
The patronage of Rankin & Whitlock's old Gus.
TONER'S and The public, Il respectfully solicited.
Can be seen al R. Rankin's Office
4. on-ts RtIRNHAN HAUnwEyI
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WANTE+Dra situation as CLERK in some mer-
w chantee establishment in this city, by young
man from the country, who writes good hama,
and has had some experience in business. He is a
good sales man, and has a very extensive country
acquaintance: Unexceptionable testimonials can
be given to character and capacity. A dry goods
house preferred Address "P. II. IT," through the
post office. fe2l-3t*
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culver WARE.-We have just received an
~ additional invoice of Silver Tea Pots Goblets,
Spoons, &c, which, with our previous stock, makes
our assortment very complete.
Silver Tea Service either by the full set single
piece. Our assortment of Silver Forks, Spoons,
Soup Oyster and Gravy Ladies', Sugar longs, Sugar
Spoons, Cream and Pap Spoons, Butter Knives, etc.,
are very complete and desirable. Call and see
them GENNET & JAMES, y
fa IA Faolo Sor,aro
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 9Th.
' BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wili be sold on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the Goth February,
two framed dwellings, on the east line of 9th, be-
tween Cary and Canal streets, occupied by Messrs.
Thomas Suter and w. H. Suter, The lots front
together So feet, extend in rear 40 feet. Besides
the two dwellings there is on the premises large
prlck machine shop Terms accommodating, and
made KIN OWN on the day of SALE
w. GODDIN, ,Auct
Republican win copy fe is
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FOR
IL LADIES GRAPE SHAWLSi GRAPE
SHAWLS1 WHITE, PLAIN AND EMBROI.
DERED.-We have hand, and offer for sale,
at about half the usual price, $50 Canton Grape
Shwls, ranging in pri:e from SIS to $50 piece,
really the greatest bargains ever offered in this
city. Cali if not sooner, and procure
one of them, before they all go, at
J. MILLHISER e. BROS,
fe % One Price Store. 1913, Broad street
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EAIR ON CHURCH HILL.-The Ladies
L connected with the cong egation of the Third
Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Mr. Dunuings) will hold
Fair for its benefit N the Lecture Room of the
Church, to commence on MONDAY evening, the 23d
instant. They invite the attention of their friends
and the public to a variety OF USEFUL ARTICLES
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, besides the usual
COLLECTION of such will please the TASTE AND
FANCY; CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, AND A
TABLE OF SUBSTANTIAL REFRESHMENTS
will be prepared each day and evening"
fe l9-thsm4t
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UAVANA ClGAkS.-A large assortment OF
Ill Havana Cigars of various and choice brands
These Cigars are admitted to be of superior fra
GRANGE and quality. Those in want OF good CT
gar should call at E. J PIC)rS,
fe 23 Corner opposite Old Market.
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'iNOBACCO KNIyES.-Small lot OF the
l. above Knives, suitable for retailers of To.
bacco, for sale by
fe % r. M ZIMMERMAN
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T ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
- COST.-Intending to move alb ut the 1st of
April to the store now occupied by Messrs Gay,
Mathews g. Co we offer cur entire stock of Dry
Goods at prime cost for cash, or punctual dealers
until that time. Purchasers win find it greatly to
their interest to give a call. -
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
fe 17-2w* no. Main street.
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COTTON fARN.-Ullon sllis, $50 ted nu q.
y beers, Of superior quality, for sale by
fe25 DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co,
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M ACCARONI.-I have just received fresh
-Nl lot of this article, which viii sell at a low
price. Also fresh Figs. ANTONIO PIZZINI,
fe l6 42 Main Street, under City Hotel.
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EXTRAORDINARY SUCCEsS.-PER
II FICTION PERI ECTE d -Citizens and
rtrangers visiting the city earnestly invited to
call and examine this gem of the art, this beautiful
daguerre TYPE OF this handsome and most wonder
ful lady, Lola Monies. Those who. have already
seen this picture pronounce it magnificent, and
have been so charmed and delighted both with she
picture and the fair noble subjees that they hase
by "some wild melody" Copies for breast pias,
rings, &c, can be obtained of tbs subscriber.
NJ P. SIMONS,
fe23 ISL Main street. Eagle Square.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUKE DAYS.

CALK OF HOUSES AND LOTS ia
~ DuvALS ADDITION Whereas, : sale q
certain real estate, owned By Alfred MiteheIl va
made 1t public auction on the 9Th day 81 june,
1851, and the notes for the lsN paymcbts siven BY
thcpurchasers having become fully due, md been
protested % Bank, and still remein unpaid the pro-
perry win again be sold ct public auction. ON
TUESDAY, the 2lth February, 1859, ct four
O'CLOCK, being the same property which was for.
meriy occupied By said Alfred Mitchell, near the
residence of JosephC. wingdeld, ESQ. u
se IL - JAMES r. sJTTT0N r.,
BY WILMINGTON GODDTN.
Two SMALL TENEMENrs ON arz
i STREET, SOUTH SIDE OF THE RIsTS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. VIII be sold On SIT
URDAY AFTERNOON, the 2lst February. Ia5a
upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock two
small framed tenements, on the east line Of iOfh
street. between Byrd and Canal Streets Composite In
Mills Factory) each of which rents for S5i per an
dorsed negotiable paper, interest added-the pur.
chaser to pay the taxes for the present year, So
w. GODDIN, Auct-
20 Times will copy. fe 16-dtds
The above sale is postponed on account of bad
weather until WEDNESDAY next, the 25th Feb
ruary at O'Clock, when it win take place without
regard to wealth :. Il "A -
fe % 4 wGoDDIN, Auct.
I OTIS AT PORT MAYO, ROCKETS,
~ FOR SALE AT AUCTfON.--Win be sold, on
TUESDAY afternoon the cath February 1852 upon
the premises, commencing at Al o'clock, several
building Lots at Port Mayo below Rockets, adoin-
ing the brick yard of Mr.. F. 8. Walthall Terms
one-haf cash balance at four months for approved
endorsed, negotiable paper.
4.
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIs& co,
fe 23-ts No In6 Mn s,raa+
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A LII PERSONS are hereby forewarned
N from harboring or trusting my wife ELIZA
BETH upon nv account she having voluntarily
left my bed and board.
fe iS-3tdltw* JOHN M. KNERR
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flee Va. II. and NJ. Insurance Co.,}
Richmond, February 23rd, 1852
THE regular annual election of seventeen Di-
rectors for this Institution, will be held at the
Company's Office on MONDAY next, Ist March
THOMAS NJ ALFRIEND,
fe 23-dtlM Secretary.
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R0 HIIDs. BACON siDEB Ann sliOU.
W DERS.-Receiying. and for sale by
ie2 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
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ATTENTION,
AGILE INFANTRYs
CALIFORNIAN GUARD.

DARADE at Lafayette Hall, on MONDAY, 23re
L inst at 10 o'clock, A NJ, with rounds of blank
cartridges. Arms in order for inspection. By or
der of the Captain.
fe 2l-2t WIN. A. IRVINE, o. S.
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H The Albany Journal announces the ~
pointment of the first delegate to the Wing ma
tional convention. As the representative ofthe
SEWARD interest, its expression of opinion
shows which way the wind blows in that quar-.
ter. 1t will be seen that the true Wings oil
Western New York, for whom it speaks intend
to support the regular nominee.
The FIRST DELEGATE TO THE WIG NATION.
AL CoNvENTIoN.-The Wings of the Congress.
sion district, composed Of the counties of Gene
see, Wyoming and Alleghany-the heart ofthe
old eight-met in convention yesterday, the 18th,
to appoint delegates to the national convention
The convention was composed of the Wing
=" minute. men" of that sterling region--many of
whom, for thirty years, have been untiring and
efficient in the good cause far whose promotion
they are still toiing.
The convention was held at Warsaw, and was
composed of delegates appointed by county con-
ventions composed, almost entirely, of those
who prefer Gen. SCOTT. We have only seen
the detailed proceedings of one of the local con-
ventions-that of Genesee-which passed re-
solution with great enthusiasm, declaring this
preference. But the true Wings of Western
New York never carry their preferences beyond
the nominating convention. Whoever may be
selected as the representative of the principles
of the Wing party, will find these SCOTT men
the nominees men, "and nothing else."
The district convention met at Warsaw, and
We learn by telegraph this morning., that G. B.
THOMPSON, ESQ.,. editor of the LIE Roy Gazette,
was appointed delegate, and Senator MCELwAY,
of Wyoming, substitute.
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FEY The New Orleans Picayune thus refer

FEY The New Orleans Picayunc thus refers
to the new code of Alabama
The State of Alabama has just adopted a
new code, prepared by commissioners appointed
some years ago. The commissioners are
Judges Ormond and Goldthwaite, of the gu
preme court, and ex-senator A. p Bagby The
code is not new system of law, but revision
of all the existing statutes-an arrangement,
under their proper heads, with annotations and
references to judicial decisions, and the omis-
sion of what is obsolete or repealed.
This has been done periodically, in less per-
feet way, in Alabama and has every few years
produced volume, heretofore termed digest,
approved by the Legislature, which has been of
great value to the unprofessional citizen, enab-
ling him, at little cost, to find the law and de-
cisions upon any subject in an authorised FORM
The present has been prepared in a much more
complete form than its predecessors, and when
published will be much sought for out of the
State as well as in it.