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MARYLAND WIG STATE CONVENTION
BA.rIMoEE MAY 2O-Thr VIII. State Convention met
in This city this morning. IL adopted resolutions in favor Of
the COMPROMISE measures and favor vi Fillmore io PIE.
.iden Pau and Pra!cc. and six others, We're
appointed drleaaes 10 the National Convention ey arc
iii in favor of FILLMORE. There upwards ot hundred
urJe;s present and not single Scott man among them
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LATEST NEWS BIZ THE TELEGRAPH


CONGRESS- OF THE UNITED STATES
WAsHISGToS MAY 20
In Senate the discussion upon the Deficiency bill wa,
continued.
The House resumed the consideration Of territorial bust
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DISCOVERY or A COMET.
SEIZURE OF A S

CAMBRIDGE Mss. May IA telescope Comet was dis
covered this morning. by &. p Bond, at the Observatory
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Nav 20.
FLnuu-S les Of 1900 rbi- at 81 06 10 81 r. WHEAT
Re-! 9S cts: lite 95 10 81 g. Cons-WhItc and yellow 81
10 SO cts.
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SEiLJ IKE VI a , EaIh
SAyAssAH, May l5.-Thc steamer Fanny, oil ms phr
from New Orleans has been seized by the Collector 10
bringing more passengers than allowed by law.
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HARMONIOUS WHIGGERY.

General Scott has swept the State Of New York, leaving
10 Mr. Fillmore not than about seven delegates The
Fillmore press very much enrsged by the resut-!he
Y Express. for instance charges the Scott men, the sup
noers Of Seward in of the wards of New York city
with facts OF violence delegates" They de-
nounced a. having begun revolutionary act in attempting
20 cheat the majority Of delegates and wards out Of he
,h,s" The ~ Y. Express refers these schemes of par
" cksters to defeat the large majority of Fillmore dele
gates in the city, and to "securo majority to Baltimore
which cannot secured in any other way; and appeals
10 the Wings of the other districts in the State TO asse
their rich, also and see themselves represented Baltimore
where they appeal the Wigs of the country TO secure
hat Justice which faction and Abolionism have combined
10 deprive them of in this city We counsel submission
where the fraud paabe and urge countervaine
action only where such dsgacefui coercion shall DC attempt
cd as is urged in the Third District"
or such is the Stewards Scott patty with which Souhe
Whgs are invoked TO ufhats, and receive the thug Of
dsdth"
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SIiRITE JOURNAL.
PORT or RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1852.
RANGE OF THERMOMET
row OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
AT TIE EXCuANG T. CONCERT HALL, Fur SHORT

NOW OPEN FERf NIEHT,
AT TIE SXt.iiASG T. CONCERT HALL, Fur A SHORT
SEASuS ONLY.
OF GIGANTIC PASORAHAS, enli
ae ne! VOYAGE TO EUROPE. embracing magnificent
al Boston Iho Halifax ihc Atlantic River Mcrsey Liver
tpn Palace The Worlds FAR Westminster AtbcY
LONDON i. Thames passing under the Bridges and ending
with magnificent the Thames Tunnel brilliantly !ui
mated. ami both bar ks of the beautiful RIVER RHINE.
Hall viii DC conveniently fitted ~ with Hciar platform.
that all may rew the Panorama without inconvenience ad
cvcry attention Jaii 70 the comfort Of spectators.
E6 Exhibition WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoon
al o'clock
ca Admission Is cents Children under u years OF age IL
81 n.E MAY ll-if
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GOVERNOR JORNSON'S SPECIAL MESSAGE.
We a, the District Convention the whole Of yester
day and have therefore bu moment to refer to the io
lowing message of Governor which received by the
House Of Delegates yesterday just before The adounmen
We are graed know that il has been received with gen
ea favor removing the objections which were nfseo
against preceding message communicating MS reasons
for committing The punishment OF Jordan Hatcher The
views Gov j. in tina, message, it will be observed were
entirely mopprehended and shall now see II the me
press which has heaped the vcst ,hc,s upon Gov j. viii
nnw have the magnauimy and sense OF justice to make II.
a-nende honorable after perusing The present document
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. May l9, 1852.
Tohe General Assembly Of Virginia:
In the discharge 0t my constitutional duty had the mono!
10 communicate your body on IN. lth nst the reasons
for the Communication Of the senence Of the slave Jordan
Hatcher learn that the terms In when those reasons
have been misconstrued and my views upon
the delicate relations existing between master ara slave
usapp.ehended Upon This grave subject cannot permit
a doubt To be felt of The views Of the Executive.
never entertained the opinion nor did intend 10 init
mate that the slave would under any circumstances be eS
cused justified in resisting the legal authority OF MS mas
ter The right of the master or his agent !" punish hr
slave his opinion he serves H. is legal right
results from the nure property itself and is
saw Tor Wholesome discipline and restraint 1t s founded
on The soundes principles Of public policy and our Courts
cd that the OF slave cannot De indicted t
The cruel excessive whipping OF his own slave II IN.
abuses this high power so far az 10 commit crime
he responsible the laws OF the land aonethe slave has
no rights adverse those Of the master the agent 10
whom he has delegated his authority.
With these views long entertained II is almost unneces
did intend TO
vey The .a The relative positions Of the white citizen
and ,hessve laws OF the country the same
that the exercise by the his agent Of the umpe
power Of chastsencn given by the law furnishes ex
cusatl rs,ihabie for resistance exhibition
Of resentment upon the part of the slave.
Or laws wisely discriminate between the punishment OF
whe men and slaves for similar offences, md in my inter
position behalf OF the slave, Jordan Hatcher did
Intend 10 express the conviction Of my mind that slave
% below
d.. In most is proper in the execution of the
laws Upon examination vi the record of Jordan Hat
cners trial conviction The conclusion that il
preser for the interference of the Executive and
COMMITTED punishment the only substitute for the
death penalty provided by the law. In stang my rsasnns
if have aied So and distinct il has
suited rather from OF familiarity with the ochnica
tee OF the law than from any disposition tn misntcrpre
Them. have the honor to be- very respectfully,
JOS. JOHNSON.
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4 FUkTE PIASO.-Ihe subscriber .<vsszszs7r
~ ha. for sale Of those celebrated and Ha
Pianos manufactured in Baltimore which he offers at ~
slu0-below is value. R. D. SANXEi,
Nay2l Bookseller ).
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NOTICE.

'S1E laIst Anniversary M"cIug VIII Norfolk.
. FRIDAY Iurc h ,r who
propose 10 attend tA meeting. data CnnmI the Churchs here
ARRANGEMENTS
Peek AMI Auss'a 10 tax" and s board tho
bpi:a the for 81. charged srerde) Tn. .tcam!
has hc :t.CU ~ he rcird. viii rutun.
icaIa passengers.
Tn Cirrus Peck here Tuesdays. THURS
LAY. b a. VI. t'IIAS WORT IIAH,
a. Rack
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5EiSrOHY OF TIE HIiGiESOTS the pcseu: ~-.r.a-~,
by IS : browning EJSjRf2,N
Life ni Rev. Charles his AMI ES4EsTY
rc-Il"n!"lc by ie" William Cams GSEaAAI
t;r'ir- Divine rule ri Faith and Practice
Bnrnct't History 81 the Reformation
Ii,'a Morning and EE'iiug Exercises.
bAGh-ncs History Of Reformation. For -ae nv
n IN
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cI-,I,.ER,S COMING

SUMNER'S CUMINN' -, ,.,.,, A.
HHVERE should prprc h"ir "atitpoes o t - ~, sy
H Of the approaching summer an! We hSs"e nrr, r
better Them. than By Calling al our 49, 81 nur
Fashionable Ctong purchasing IS possible some
Light Cloths Cassinercs Dress DEe Alpaca ha'ai.' a
' ''' HENRY SHAFER & co
Maya No. JUS, NAN d, eoine' 80
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VI
WYE fer m sale Farm OF orc hundred yng about Sc ven
w miles below the city Richmond. which - oil COCO
bali ceafed he %
foe,y timb.red For terms ap " 10 us. TOLER COON
Miy2l "e"e'"' 90.
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Trial Of the Skupinskis.

PHILADELPHIA, March 90 The trial of the
/" brothers Skupinski, for the murder of the
pedier boy Lehman, commenced this morning
- the Court of Oyer and Terminer. ID. Paul
Brown, counsel for the accused, moved sepa-
rate trials for the prisoners but the motion was
0,euuled.
Al the afternoon session jury was obtained
aud the evidence for the prosec uiion com.
cstcet. The testimony of The witnesses who
found the body, the coroner, and the physician
VINO made the post m0riem examination was
heard, after which the court adjourned ill to-
t1oirow. The court room was densely crowd.
e3
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pOUND COPIES OF GLEAson,s PIC

DOUND COPIES OF GLEASON,S PIC.
~ TORlAL for the year 1851, making one splen-
did volume Of sou pages, bound in muslin with
gilt edges and back. The illustrations are numer.
Gus and fine, and the reading matter original and
selected, to suit all tastes beautiful ornament for
the parlor and drawing room. For sale at
T. III. GRESHAMS Newspaper Depot
Opposite Broad Street Hotel
Subscriptions to the paper for 1852 (back num-
bers OF which from the commencement of the vol
ume always on hand received at the publishers
prices. NH %
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
Transmitted FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Congressional.
WARRINGTON, l

In SENATE, Mr.. Seward presented proposals
Tor the establishment Of line of steamers be.
tween New York and Hamburg, which were
referred.
In the HoUsE, after the presentation of peti-
tons, the Deficiency Bill WAS taken up, and
further debated.
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Letter from Bmenos Ayres-Defeot and Figh
of RoSas

We have received Rio papers of 10th Feb,
which announce the defeat of Rosas, by the
allied forces of Brazil and the revolted prov IN
ca Of the confederation.
Crquiza had taken up his quarters at Pa
letao, the country seat of Rosas.
he combat was bloody, resulting in loss
CT both sides of 1000 lives. The date and place
Q tie battle are not given.
Rosas aud his daughter had taken refuge on
board an English steamer.
The news reached Rio just as the steamer
TOT PernaInbuco, which brought this intelli
s2uce, lett port.-N.Y. Jour. of Com. Monday.
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DNTIRE NEW STOCK OF SPRING
II am SIMMER READY.MADE CLOTHING

II AND SUMMER READY-MADE CLOTHING.
J. D. GOODMAN 10 now receiving at his new store
ROOM No. 1874 Main street. one door sboye his old
stand large and well selected stock Of spring and
summer ready made Clothing, to which he cor.
daily invites the attention of the trade fiatering
himself that he 10 now able to please all who may
favor him with call in fits. qualities and prices
His stock comprises every article In the Clothing
line, all of which will be sold at the very lowest
cash prices Being under very smell expense, with
large stock, the greatest facilities are offered TO
the purchaser j. d. GOODMAN,
No. 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N. B-I have on hand. also, largo lot of
Trunks, Carpet Bags, vaises. &C. Of all sizes, and
of good quality and fnish, which win be sold at
small advance on coet. Cali and examine before
you make your purchase. J. D. @.
NH %
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SUIcIDE.-On Sunday last German woman
named Christiana, committed suicide in WASH
ington city, by cutting her throat from ear to
ear with u razor.
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The I. s steam frigate Mississippi arrived at
new York on Sunday trom Philadelphia She win
ne placed on the Dry Dock and coppered and will
sail for the East Indies about the middle of Nav
with Com. Perry on board -
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sHEPPERSON'S OFFICE,

sHEPPERSON,S OFFICE,
MINI Street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawn Nos Washington County Lottery, Glass II,
March %:
81 46 GA l 81 CO 81 40 81 % 10 % 81 Ill.
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Glass g. March % :
30 "a IA sc 40 81 81 25 Is IL
To-Day, will be drawn at o'clock, p NJ, a
splendid scheme-The Susquehanna Canal Lottery,
Class l3-Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 10000, of
5000, OF 1865, 25 of10O0, &c. Tickets SlO Shares
in proportion.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Glass 9s A rich and
beautiful scheme-Capitals: $4,000, 5000 1868,
1850. &c. 10 numbers, Is drawn. Tickets only
So so. NH %
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large Fire at Cincinn0ti-I wenty Houses
DpsfYoUod

CthcIHNArI, March 20.-A most destructive
IRE broke out in this city this afternoon, about
. o'clock, in Steward 81 Denning's lumber
ynfd, on Third ST., below South. A large
a!-ount OF lumber was destroyed, and before
tne flames could be subdued not less 4han
"eLty small frame mud brick dwelling houses
were burnt down. The entire loss il Estimated
al 100000.
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Two married ladies in st. Louis, last week, met
young man upon the street, AMI gave him severe
cowhdnS They said he had been enticing tn, ir
husbands away from home at night, and taxing
them to doubtful places
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BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.
John Il d PAYNE Salaernar

SALE OF GAY, MATHEWS d co.'s
- STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT Auction
On wednesday, the Gath instant commencing at
. o ciocR, at the store of Gay. Mathews q Co, on
Eagle Square, will sell their entire stock of Drv
Eoods, comprising great variety of desirable
Fancy and Staple Goods
The sale viii be made without reserve and will
be contnued until the who ole stock IL sold.
TERMs-All sums under 500. cash over that
amount, months' credit for approved paper.
mn rs KENT, PAINE & KENT. Aucts
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BY JOHN r. o. PAYNE.

VhUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust
L executed to the undersigned by the party therein
named for the benefit of Hooker, Osborn & Co.
will be sold the American Stables in the c;tv of
Richmond, on Thursday, the LIST day of April
next Carriage and two Gay Horses. Said Car.
mage and Horses are represented to be in good or.
ger and desirable to any person in want of such
property. Said deed is of record ia the Office the
Court Of Hastings, and bears date the 10th day OF
May, 1851. N'' "
Terms cash. Sale to take place at 70 NJ.
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee
NH % J. K n PAYNE Auctr
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DeBut of Mrs. Forrest in Philadelnhia

=, WITT y UT o. TT 10. ~ HttuHEtpHtu.
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Chesnut street
heatre is crowded to excess this evening, to
wfress the FIRST appearance Of Mrs. Forrest.
Tie front seats of the dress circle are occupied
b. abOat 200 ladies, all the rest of the audi
cree being males. A large police force was
acattered throughout the buildings diuterbance
beng apprehended, but with the exception of
hiss or two no demonstration was made.
Tie performance passed off quietly, but the
condition OF Mrs. Forests voice prevents her
fEo'l rendering the part with effect.
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Louisiana Wings.

BATON ROUGE, March 90.
The Wing State Convention of Louisiana,
to-day, adopted resolutions in favor of the
Compromise.
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Destructive Fire mt Birmingham.

PITTsBURG, March %.
A destructive fire occurred in Birmingham
linear this place, on the Yowhioganey river,)
last night, which consumed an entire square
of buildings. Many poor families lost all they
had, and are rendered houseless.
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The u :, s,oop-of.war Albany arrived at Pensa
cola on the 9Th instant-al well with the exception
OF the first Lieut.. WIN. ROGER TAYLOR, who. we
regret to learn, is much indisposed by fever. CON
tracted at San Juan de Ncaraeus.
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'1e Key. NJ. Green, The great inpo tor who
= ae'ra'ed himself as d special asent for tha 70 4
- - department, and swindled number If Phil.
pAts9s, was arrested ct BarEuin's Hotel in Bal
~ re % inrl4y asst He confessed his guilt
i" +fge quantity Of his pluader has been recoy-
80 ale has wife and three caIid.en with hin
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FreshPGin Cnuada-

BosToN, March %.
There was great fresh in Grand river,
West Canada, last Thursday, which carried
away two extensive bridges and the bridge
the great Western Railway.
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BY JAMES M, TAYT-OR

L UNION HILL AT AUCTION.-Wll be sofa
on wEDNESDAY, the 3lst inst. commencing at
nall past o'clock in the afternoon, uuon the nre
Misses ms twenty building LOTS, situated on Union
nm, near the residence of o. A. Strecker. Eso
fronting ON four streets, and comprising a whole
square. These are some of the prettiest building
ho's On 1he Hi and have been laid off into suita,
Die sizes; plat of which may be sec at INV osce
leIms-One-thirdc cash. balance at six and twelve
months with interest, and properly secured. By
NH "a JAMES NJ Tayr op -.
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Receinfs nj E,,ttnn

raw ORLEASs, March I9.-The Price Cur
~ estimates The receipts of cotton al all The
Southern ports to be $4,000 bales ahead Of
t'eIghts TO Liverpool have advanced h. on
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GREGORY q MAURY,
Successors to j. w. Maury & Co., Mama.
gers.
Office, No. o., Main Street
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass 81. March % !:
60 IL A 30 Al l SO 70 81 19 As 46 IS.
Drawn Nos of kentucky Lottery, Class II, Extra,
March %:
80 "a - "A 50 So AZ SO 6 81 63 II 50 g
TO-Day-kentucky Lottery, Glass 69-Capitals
$4,000 10000, of 6000, 5643, of 5000, of $500,
of 1000, 5 of 1850, 200 of 400, sc. rs numbers,
IL drawn Tickets So NH "a
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GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auctr
By w. GODDIN.

HOUSE AND LOT ON St. STEPHEN
II AND COUTTS STREETS, DUvAL'S ADJ
DITIoN, FOR SALE AT AUCTfON-WIll be
sod, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON next, the
aatn March, 1852, upon the pre- misses, commencing
az 81 O'Clock, lot with small framed tenement
feet, runs back l29 feet on Coutts street Terms
one'third cash, balance st4 months for approved
endorsed negotiable paper.
NH 10 w copnyN A..
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BALTIMORE MARKET, March @.
FLouR.-Sales of 1900 bb's. at 81; 1000 do. at
81 06. Grain unchanged
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N A n A q E RS OF FIU n
4 AOpDIc r. Cn

For This Day, at IL o'clock-Capitals: 80
900, 5000, 1858, 1850, TO, 10 of 300, &C. 70 mum.
bers, Is drawn. Tickets 81 So
This Evening, at 4 o'clock-Capitals $50,
900, 10000, of 5000, 1865, 25 of I00O &C. 75num.
bers, ID drawn. Tickets $40.
Drawn Nos of Washington, Glass II:
81 46 "a l 81 e. 81 40 81 % 10 % 81 Al
NH "a C. w pITRCEJI
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT a. co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-Ou
~ next MONDAY MORNING, the 2sth inst. we
shall sell at public auction, the stock of Groceries
&c. now IN store, belon sing to Mr. John johnson.
on Main street, two doors below the Union Hotel
who is declining business. The stock consists OF
cash. ALEXANDER MOTIF & m
ihn "a Az ctioneers.
GALE OF A BREWERY IN THE CITY
~ OF RlCHMOND.-By Virtue OF Deed of
ust executed to me by Messrs Sch xabe & Co. and
duly recorded in the office of the Clerk Of the Hust
lngs Court Of the County of Richmond shall offer
tor sale, privately, the Brewery at Bacon Quarter
Branch, with all the fixtures thereto belonging
Any person wishing to engage in the said bust
ness, will find the terms of sale very accommodat.
ing.
should the property not be disposed of on or
b.tore the Goth of this month, at private sale, it
VIII be oterred to the highest biider at Public
Auction on that day, at 70 o'clo1k NJ. The estab.
hshment is said to be in very complete order
The proprietor of the above premises will if
desired, sell the same to any one who may pur.
chase the above Brewery and fixtures
T. P. AUGUST Trustee.
ALEX. NoTT & Co, Auct1neers NH 90
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NEW, CHEAP, AND b BEAUTIFUL
IN GOO Ds at j. MILLHISER q BRoTHER6.

IN Goo Ds At j. MILLHISER q BROTHERS.,
l03 Bread sfreef.-Ladiesi II you want 20
buy the cheapest Dry Goods ever seen or heard OF,
then call on US, and take look at our entire new
stock Of spring aud summer Coos, which We are
receiyng az a opening daily, and we are satisded
that prices and styies win meet your expectations
The following goods we bought under very pecu.
ar advantages, 80 we are able 70 sell them . about
shawls, 10000 linen csmbric Handkerchief. beau.
tiful colored Kid Gloves, 37i cents PArasols, b
reecs, Barcge de Laines and Lawns ii great ~.
riety also, an excellent assortment Of Hoaiery.
very cheap; black and white alLsilk Hoea cnly 70
cents pair; swiss, check and cambsie Mouel!nss.
md IN kinda Of Domestic Goods, - y h1ds On
call AZ MlLLHiSER 4 RROTHkkbs
nj e is3 Breed street.
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NEW YORK nj

NEW YORK MARKET, March %.
FLouR-Sales of 5000 bbls Southern Flour at
"a A 81 So. WHEAT-Whte 81, Yellow Conn
81 IS GENTS
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K -rS GREAT ATTRACTION FOR
ia THE S.-MADAM HARRISS
oeing compelled to leave town in very few days,
will sell off her stock of Partisan Lace Goods.
nanfilias, &c. at the very lowest price. These
Goods are OF the very best quality, and will com
pare with any in the country. Ladies wishing to
purchase viii find it very much to their advantage
TO give her call, at No 81 Main street, Richmond.
Virginia NH l7-d6t*
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STKATTON,s OFFICE,

Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No e. March %:
90 II A 30 Al l So ~ "a l8 As 40 IS
Ticket Nos 40 90, prize of $3.50, sold and paid
by STR ALTON
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Extra, No. II, March 90 ::
80 "a 70 "A So SIS AZ 50 6 81 63 II IS 9
Ticket Nos 81 70 "A, sold AMI paid by
STRATTON
For To-Day.-Kentucky, No. 69.-Capital :;
$4,000. Tickets So NH "a
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Appoiatneatby The President, by aud tith the
ddrtce and consent of the Senate

GEoRGE {. LAuRAsoN, Collector of the Customs
Tor inc District OF New Orleans Lousians rice VIII.
liam Frefet removed "
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VNHE ATHENEU M.-Dr BENJAMIN A.
l. GOULD, OF Cambridge, Mass, will deliver
his seconi Lecture at the AthenBum THURS
DAY EVENING, the 25th instant, at O'Clock.
SCBJEcr-PIogress of Astronomy during the pre-.
sent Century.
Tickets of admission 25 cents-for sale at the
door.
Doors open at7 lecture begins at o'clock.
The COMMITTEE ON THE ATHENEUM.
nah 81
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TONTINE EATING SALOON,

TUNTINE BATTING SALUUN,
no. 172 Main ST., opposite Va. Banks.
'sNHE subscribers respectfully inform the public
l. that they have fitted out an EATING HOUSE
opposite the Virginia Banks, where Breakfasts,
Dinners, and Suppers will be servedup at all hours
at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
cali is respectfully solicited from the citizens and
public and we hope by the inducements we shall
offer to the public, to meet with their liberal patron
age. WHITE Il SMITH.
NH 3d-1t+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-24

Movements Of kossuth.
NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-kossu,h ia ex
pected 10 arrive here next week.