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600 prizes amounting 5000, GOO
Whole Tickets $40. Halves 5 Qusrters2 80
The Alabama and Georgia Lot erles. as channels
for investment, pre.eut Inducements over any known
scheme. The experience the pubic have had OF tn
mana cement OF thes. Lotteries, the large amount of
prizes sold the pTonptness with which they have
been paid the best guarantees that they WlH a.
ways be conduct d in the most honorable manner.
Plan of the Lottery.
There $4,000 Tickets, numbered from TO
50 er1. There $50 tui prizes ana o-o ApproAiHs
tions-rua king In all louo ptlzes
The drawing takes pacs in public, under tbs super
intendence OF two sworn Commissioners, :. =,
The numbers from TO so COZ, corresponding with
the numbers the Tickets printed on separate SHIPS
of paper, are encircled wi h small tin tubes and
placed i'll one wheel
The rst $50 prizes similarly printed and enclrcled
are placed in another wheel.
The Wheels are then revolved, and a number Is
drawn from the wheel of mum bers and at the saie
time prize is drawn from the other wheel ihe
number and prize drawn out, are opened and exhio-
tied to Ihe audience, ana registered by the Comnn
sioner the prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the prizes
Approximation Prizss.-The two preceding
and two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first $50 prizes will be entitled to the $40 approxina-
ting prizes, according to the scheme.
R-In erderiug tickets, enclose the money
to address for the Tickets ordered receipt of
which they will be forwarded by first mail
The List of D. Mum bers and Prizes will be sent
TO purchasers i'm diately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office, countY and State,
Rsmsmbsr thst every piize is drawn, ard payable
in full, without deduction
All prizes Of 1000 dollars aud under, paid immedi-
stely after the drawing-othsr prizes at the usual
time ofthirty days in full withou. deduction
All com nlunicrt.ons strictly confidential.
Orders fsr Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets csshed renewed il other Tickets at
either Office.
8. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta Ga.
SEQ or s SWAN MONTGOMERY. Ala
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DIED,
116D,
ne. FANNIE A, infant dsush.

n, v....rdsy morning, FANNIE infant dough
~, Of Funt and Catharins kahl
Tba fuusrsI will take place this nins, at ~
,.ioek from hsr fathers residence, curner Clay and
Madssnu streets The friends and scq aaintances
requested to stterd.
tY- Fredericksburg papers will copy.
On the 10th instant. at his mothers residence, on
4,h street. Mr.. CHARLES MILES, in the 5lst year
Of his age, formerly Of Lynehburg, vs.. We mourn
his lose.
Oh. God, thou ant gracious and GOOD;
The sou thou hsst taken away
Thou did'st wash with jesus blood,
To prepare him for angels array
Dear Charles. thou hast left U.s.
We thy LOGS deeply feel;
But Ills God that has bereft Us;
He can all cur sorrows heal
q Charleston tKanawhal papers please COPY.
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R.iIrond Convention.

CINcIs.aTI. Wednesday, Sept IL, 1e56
Railroad Convention met at IL o'clock this morn
log Homer RamsdeU being chosen President and
Lord Wilkinson Lepes Secretary. Over GO dele
rates. representing the principal roads East and
West were present Committees'were appointed to
confer on the subject of passenger and freight
tariff The Committee will probably not report
till to mo rrow.
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SMALL NOTES IN SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
The Abingdon Virgician says small notes have
never gone out of use in that section of the State
Judge Hopkins. al. tas last session of the Grand
Jury OF Washington county, instructed them to
present Tor this offence and to begin with him, as
ne hsd violated the law. The Jury conelu ied to
give the people Til the lst Janns,y to get rid of
their small notes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

lST or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u the
Ii RIchmond Post Once On the 18th dsy Of espt'r,
1875.
r. Persons calling for Lstten In this List, VIII
please say they advertised.
r. OAice hours on Sundays hereafter, from 3to 9
a n and from to 8 X. M.
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TBLEoHAFHIC NEWS.
,EpeRrED ron THE DIsPATC Oh

Gov. Gcary ia Kansss His Inaugural Ad.
dreas.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 10 Gov Geary delivered bis
inaugural address At Lscompton, on the 18th inst
He deprecated the continuance Of strife caused by
the interference Of the citizens of other States
He promises justice 10 all irrespective OF party,
and says he expects obedience 20 the laws oil the
Legislature until they shall be repealed.
He has issued proclamation discharging the
volunteer militia, and commanding all armed
bands to disperse or quit the Territory.
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Important to joint stock Companie IND
Contractors.

We are requested to say that, in consequence of
tue fact that, by act of the last General Assem-
bly, of Virginia, drafts allowed sy thu Board o.
Public Works after The LIST ds VI October sst1: can be
exchanged for State soads. there will be spesia,
meeting of said gard on the 3th inst, to aesemmo
date thosa companies and contractors who may de-
sra to have their drafts allowed and con yerted a
66aas.
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New York; Radical Abolition state Con
yeution

SYRACUSE, Thursday, Sept 1a, 1856 The ksol
cal Abolitonists reassembled this morning. anu
nominated the folio wing ticket:
For Governor. VIM. Goodell, of Brooklyn L.
Governor Austin Ward. of Oneida; oanai C Com
Commissioner. W. w. Chapman. of Oswego State
Prison Inspector C B. Mills. of Onondaga Judges
of the Cont of Appeals and full Electoral Ticket
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vrnu,r uais1oLRa BALI. or THOUSAND
..-s..s,- 1s' . cents Per bottle only. The rao.t
sso's " nsridss and Cosmss,e Ina. .v.r ,hs -,
s.s,h has ever produced, cleansing the
the gums, add i.npartir.s frsxI.aes and
.qu.asy sa = ''ssrs.' osn' breath which too
49, =. h,shmond by ii DrT1Sssa asMsaksE
sAd y DTussis. sssss..iy' ISsA' Main
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high PRICE FOR TeBACco.-Tne Lynchbui g
Virginian states that lot Of North Carolina T o.
bacco was sold at Martins FEare House, in th at
city, Thursday, at S275 per ewt This is the high.
est price ever paid in that city for tobacco.
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CISCINEATI, Sept 1S-The machine shop OF
the Little Miami Railroad, at Pendleton, was des
troyed by fire yesterday. Loss $4,000.
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Naval InteIIfaeuce.

New YORK, Sept. 1s BY an arrival from Ten
eriff, the U. 8. Soop Of War jamestown, is report
cd at that port. The U. s. sloop-of.war German
town sailed from Montevido, July Goth, for Ric
Janeiro.
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FROM Monseyideo.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s -Adyices received from
Montevideo to July Goth, represent political affairs
there as unsettled, and revolution was daily ex.
peeted.
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Machine shop Burned

Hon w. L. Goggin. OF Virginia. spoke at the
Wing mass meeting in Baltimore, Thursday night
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HIGHEST PRICE YET FOR ToBAcCo.-Sold by
Barksdale Read at Shsckoe Ware House, for Jno
D. Long. of Caswel county, N. c., at SlO5 per
100 lbs Sold to Geo. w. Gillian Bro, for their cell
ebrated swine Sap Brand"
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MA. WALTER j. ALLEN, local editor of the
OF consumption '~''
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drsms,,e ISL. portsmouth, Va, was opened for
nish, A'c season by Kunksl & Co. on Tbursd.v
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Arrest of Member of the Vigilance Com

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Wm. II. Coleman, Presi.
dent of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee
was arrested today, on complaint of James Ma
loney, on charge of his having been instrument
tai in expelling the latter from San Francisco
Coleman was held to bail in $4,000.
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LADIES' LIST.

r. OMce hours On cu
A. 81, and from 4 to 8 (.
LADIE
Anderson u1rs Unity
Allen mrs Elizabeth
A shbury miss Mary
Barr mrs Sarah 8
Bsars mrs Margaret
Barnes mrs K ii
BlsiIs mrs Nancy
Clopton mrs Ann w
Crawford mrs Rosa l.
Clarke mrs M 8
Carlton mrs M l.
Chapman mrs Julia Z
Carr mrs Jno III
Coleman miss Catharine
Dar:ney mrs Corneiia M
Donnoghue Catharino
DunIenly Frsnces 4
Davis Martha j
Eiam Elizabeth P
Fox mrs Mary s
Frost mrs A e
Franklin mrs Julia Ann
Grant miss Isabelle
Green miss Mollie
Candy miss Catherine
Gentry mrs Mary A
Garrett mrs Martha d
Hstcher miss Jane
Hill miss Elizabeth
HiIlyard misI Eliza J
Hope miss Caroline
aorn miss Theress
Harris miss A L
johnson miss Mamie l.
Keefe Catharine
Kno wings Elizs L
Lacy mrs Mary C
Lery mrs Martha
Lee mrs Elm.ra 2
Loving miss Amanda
Manner mrs 8 P
Molez mrs Mary
Minor mrs DR.
Minor mrs Hsnnah
Martin mrs Elizabeth
Mienere mrs Catharine
McCuliin mrs Mildred A
McGrudes miss lisa bella
McSanglin miss Lizzie
Noble mrs s 2
Newell mrs s 7
Nunly mrs Susan
Oliver mrs 8 A.
OVERLY mrs Lucy
Price mrs 5 e
Pettus mrs Nancy
Plat mrs 5
Palkner mrs " ]
Peppercorn mrs A
Pickett mrs A Z
Quar!es mrs A D
Rsdfo-d mrs r A
Reeves mrs NJ S
Ross mrs Nj S
Scott mrs Nancy
Shaw mrs Martha Z
Shields mrs Mary c
Smith mrs Jenny
Seldom mrs J A
stansbury mrs Ellen
Smith mrs Eliza
Stone mrs Emily II
Todd mrs Sarah B
Taylor mrs Va Ann
Turner u,ry Martha
Turner mrs Isabella
Williams mrs
Wright mrs Julia 2
Ward mrs N B
Wilson mrs Saliie
West mrs Sarah Ann
Weisiser mrs Sarah
Waldis mrs VIM
Waller mrs Mary
Woodward mrs NJ ]
Woods Mary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, September

september
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Wessover, Eicserson, Boston, mdzs., D. & w
Curis.
Schr Jno Warren, Lozier, New York, suano,
Stephen Hunter.
Schr. King William, George, Pemunky, wheat
Crenshaw Fisher.
schr Phebe Williams, Bayliss, Philadelphia, COAL
T. s. Hardsrove.
SAILED,
Schr. Wra. A. Ellis, Nicholas, Baltimore, light
Schr Fannie Currie, Rogers Boston, nidzs D. &
W. Currie.
schr. Virginia, Gray, Smithfeld, mdze
schr. w. Doyle, -, down the river light
schr. st. Cloud Savage, down the river light.
New YORK. Sept. 18.-Ceared, schr Rebeccs Sc
cor, Buel, Richmond. l7th-Cleared schr. Lyra,
Cheever, City Point.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Sept. 1S.--Ssiled, Wra. Col
quit, Davis Richmond
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<aLhtsysy hctS@ts@A, ss~
!. M.
-
IEy LIST.
Ashbroek miss mary A
Asdbrook miss Harriet
Bosher mrs MARY
BROOKS mrs Elizabeth
Burke mrs Eliza
Blunt miss Lucy u
q
Cook miss Mary A
Clarse miss d
Clarke Mrs Saline T.
Camack miss Sus.h a
Cole miss Sarsn e
Clifton miss va
10
DAVIS Mary Z
Deso Arr N
neaa AAn "
~
r. sun
payior mrs El1ao =
Fofe miss Louiss
y
gran mrs e u
S1aves mr. De', "
gregory mrs A "
gardner mrs saIaIi
6fimesmrs mar'ha
Hughes misc Mary Z
Hopkins mrs Sarah e
Harris mrs &C
Horn mrs Mary.
HarsfoVs mrs MARY "
j
II n "A GnHA *
h
KiInbronsh miss Sarah IL
l.
Lea miss Emma G
Lacy miss Julia A
Lynch miss Julia
M
Minter mrs Bette B
Manning mrs Ann
Major miss Hannah a )
Norris mss Lizzie .
%
Nc
A Mchenoey ln, $50 aLA
q McSalta mus: oa.sn
monoe naA'' AnA
N
Nichols miss Martns d
Nelson miss Kate v
g.-.
ID
OBryne miss II az
+ ~
p ps 'nis Us ., 3
ferrous ;iilss 2 a
pice ,ilss M
psttsrson miss III
pstry ynissK
u
n
p,: Ln.s z
p awn,s n
No'sei Hi'S a
. u.
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gF Auction Notice. Attention 10 soHcit.
ed To our sale of Horses Mules and Cows, &c, thu
morning at 10 o'clock See advertise ment
se 31eIt LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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MAMMOTH sCHEME:-
CAPITAL PRIZE FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ALABAMA LOTTERY
authorized bv the State Of alabama.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,

CIASS n.
To be drawn in the City of Montgomery Alabama.
in public, on
Friday. OctObar 10. 1856,
On the plan of SINGLE NUMBERS.
SAMUEL SWAN, Manaser
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nOGG ETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-
~ STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
RER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SITS,
invite the attention of their frenss and the public to
their stock of FALL GOODS. being the best assort-
ment they have had to offer in French and Amer
lean Paper Hangings all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains Damask and Desine Curraiu Gcods Cosnices
bands and trimmings for Curtains, Table aud Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Mating, Window
Shades, Mattresses, Feather Beds. wi h may other
articles in the liRe of business which will be sold
worked up on the most reasonable terms Sc 20-Sin
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>zss FOR RENT.-The desirable House,
Es st street, second door from Leigh, contsiD-
Nil ing rooms with large rooms for servants;
also, water and gas, and all necessary out houses
Applicants must apply early, the present occurant
expects to leave town, in a few days. Sc 20-7t1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

FTAuction EOtfce.-Particnlar atfentIo y
l. reouesied to my sale of HORSES. THIS MORN
ING commsncins at 10 O'Clock, ct the Horse Auction
Lot near the Central Depot. r,Er
oo - Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

GREEN GINGER anf
N fresh sup plies received by
LAlDLEf l. ROB
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a. STkA ED, from my stable, loot
I~eTtof Poor House Hi on Monday evening last
<-H@-Aa heavy Sorrel Mare, in good order. She has
two white hind feet. reward of SIS will be paid for
hsr delivery to me.
&c I9-3t~ JOHN STURM.
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LOST.

A A SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL
sxaZ AND WINTER STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, At
1888 BROAD STREET-By recent arrivals we
in receipt of tuil stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry
tlemrh's, Misses, Boys and Childrens BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS, and Servants Shoes com
prsins every variety snd style this season. Not
withstanding the in the price of shoes
we will continue as usual to sell cur we'll selected
al ock at former low prices For further proof, cali
at the now Dry Goods and Shoe Store.
&c 20 MARCUS HARRIS. No taS Broad at
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SPECIAL NoTIcHe.

~. ssryoua spfTerers...Tfev. John Lar.
ahap hear him he suffered long with tbs Broncnss.
had to give preaching By the use Of sns sood
Tncture he has been restored. snd u now e"ns ms.
se-vics A presiding Elder Ia the krederictsoa al
trict Thousands speak tbs same iaafuase, m m nd
If cares Of Cough, khsumatism, Scrofuia' ohh'' -.
Fever, sc. ,..s a. Ill abe dis
.ssss To which their delicats couformanosn - and
Ist tbs afflicted call those having " iof s@e Isa,
aet \ descriptive pamphlet and see certihcstes'
him and de- likewise ea,h tas,.
Ma.srs MORTIMER MowgRAY: a
/ take pleasure in saying to you tnat nass -,
vour sHam pton's Tincturs" With ereat Ply III h..
com. very much impaired, when conitIi shoo" ~
40 ..Ti smntop,s Tinoturer found its en- sc's upon
INV aeuerni heal;h most salutarv NY nsLsv ~,
svstsm and digestive organs so0u rghted up anoei "
have .sv.raI time recommended 1t TO my tfiehos,
md in avery eass so far have been lnfof
have used il with sue 1ess
-'N Yours truly,
JOHN LANAHAE.
p,,ro f n, Exeter Street M. l.. Church.
Ia'so' " ~ Baltimore.
Chronic or Periodical, Nervous, or SICK heaaacno
1nn .tsndps has been cured by it-as an inyigors-
es.S rs,-oyatiye where gentle stmulant 10 ant
"a s hsiere it uperor to all the cordials ever Pc
for. the public to the Youth and Ud age the einsi'
ID Mayri.d we Offer the most valuable remedy
Call and get Pam phlets gratis. and see cures. nm
Sold bv Q. A. sTRECKER and rukCE.iILi mny 4.
b CO. Richmond; by Or. COOKE, Frede &c nsog,TE' Y
All the DRUGGISTS in Petersburg; bJ MokIlmEGh =
MOWBRAY Baltimore, and by Druggists ana ss''s'
keepers everywhere
se z0-dkcs
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DLATE POWDER, 10
1 Plated ware, Bass Britts
al LAlDLEH
20 70 New Drug Store |.
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pEEAKa and 'rOnTOIsE sH ELL CARD
at, o. nch patterns; Pearl, She'll Ivory. and
S VIE Work foFtmonaies; Buck aud Leather Purs. =:
usn.s rortmoasies; together with fine variety OF
o'nsI fancy goods, just opened at 1877 Main street
so ~ BULKLEY l. RI
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X iD GLOVES amy be cleaned. 90 n in
apPearnnes 70 be equal 20 new, by using Juvsn's
iacdorous Glove Clesnsr;. Tor sale ~ - $500
LAtDLEY l. ROBINsON,S
NV New Drug Store, 9Th aud Frsnklin sta.
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Hall AND WINTER tsU % - = - a n =
=: Ousfus MAlLERT would respectfully ssy Ia
nis and the public generally that h.
iected stock of Fail and Winter Goods. purehs.sa
AZ the auctions which enables him 20 Offer
soins very handsome bargains in Black silks. En-.
oroidsred Hdkfs super plain De Lame, =. ~. =. :
sie.inos, Irish Linens. fancy De ain es bleach
60 ana unoieachsd Domestics, Cambria Edg'nrs and
variety of other goods, at e-e-' AN0
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WANTS.

M A N II X ID "a Lady TO discb.r1. :,
w duties of Teacher in q private fsn,;l sg Tue
will be only four girls requiring the attspt;on .
irstructress Address VI u.
Mrs. MARTHA A. KEgcs
Winterpolk P. o., ChesterssS Y.
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| HDiEs nET1CuLES "a large and II.
egent variety OF Morocco, Leather and Velvet
Asl,eal~s; reHi Needle and Thirnble csses; Leath.
or bssE Pesil Boxss tc. just opened at Isl Main \.
sr ~ BuLRLEY n r.0
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Total. ....65lo f527 s2a7 5,5i5 :. .s02 125 II s2l
The sggref ate number 10 whom medical services and
medicine rendered gratltousy dur-g the month OF
July were re-Malcs, 3,212; females, 5,02b. Nativity
2,s5h patients born In the United states aud s02
foreign countries Partial csult.Scnt 10 hosptd 3lo;
died S. The principal causes of death cholera in.
sntUm, consumption ard marasmus. The prevailing
diseases chiefly affected the deeavs system among The
most important were cholera iniautum, diarrhc and
marasmus.
Mt-icAL NrfsAScE.-We understand thai several OF
our city ferry boats to have the musical steam
whistle, otherwise the calope Placed board Of them
for the edAcaton Of the passengers II Is said they
be heard for ten miles. We question whether the
superb music capable Of being heard at that dis
iancc, would be intolerable nuisance to all who
within mile This steam whistle humbug Is getting
10 be all the rage. Whist neitg
CEtmRs1loS ux ForRru o. Juty.-The joint Alder.
and Councimen special committees on arranging
for the celebration OF the last Fourth Of July, met ycser
day sftcrnoon. All the bills incurred had been sent in,
and the aggregate expenditure looted W 7o6 L. The
principal items OF expenditure were -sl0o Tor music
sSs2 for usc stands s3 600 Tor fireworks. The ba-
isnce is for printing cannon firing. bell ringing and Incl
dertas. The original appropriation was 81, 600.
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GRAND piNoCgArc PsocEssloS.-The Buchanan people
IN this city making preparations FOR grand process
sion 10 take place the second Tuesday in September
the 9th OF that month. All the democratic clubs la
New York, Brooklyn, and Williamsburg will be repre-
scnted
The fRsr BArE or CorroS of this seasons growth
arrived in the sea Alabama Monday last. was
shipped by J. X. shacklcford, Of Savannah, Ga.
INn.sEsTISG TO CAErNTS.-The rev ordinance passed
by the Common Council in relation to cartmen permits
them to live out Of the city but not out Of the State
Th will make large accession OF this valuable class OF
citizens TO Williamsburg and Braoslyn where rent and
room are more favorable than in this city.
THE DIsrTSsARuS The monthly report Of the dispen-
saries in the city Of New York for the month OF July,
aa fnllnns
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The New Jersey Democratic State Convention
NOMINATION or GOVERNOR AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECs
TORS HAss MEETINGS, ETC., ETC.

| The New jersey Democratic State Conventions,
NOMINATION. or GOVERNOR ArD PRESIDENTIAL ELEC.
TORS HAss MEETINGS, ETC., ETC.
Yesterday Trenton alive with democracy, tho oc-
csion being the meeting Of the State Convcptoz the
nomination Of candidate for Governor, and for the
chose Of electoral ticket to resent Buchanan and
Breckenridge the democratic candidates in the ensuing
eiecten Mass meetings were also held, at whsch
speeches were made by Hon. Samuel A. Smith of PENN
Hon. VIM Bisler, Of Pa, John Van Buren and John A.
Dix, OF New York.
The Convention assembled a IL O'Clock at Temperance
hail. and was called to order by Judge Near OF Mercer
Hon. Samuel Lilly, of Hunte5dcn, was appointed tempo
rary charann, Jusge Noar secretary Andrew Mead
assistant secretary Upon calling the roll was found tha
every county, exce7s Cape May, was represented Com
mees on permanent organization, and on reson.ions
consisting Of each county were appointed and
retired to deiserate The Committee Orgarazaton
soon afterwards returned, and reported officers.
Presdent-Hol Charles Stgreaves, OF Warren
A Vice Presidentfrom each county also proposed
and five Secretaries named. The report adopted
The rules OF the last Convention for nominating Cover
adopted.
The Convention then adjourned, TO meet again at az
meeting would be held We riding school, at O'Clock
10 be addressed by Messrs Smith, Bger and Van Buren,
greaves took the csr, snd Srtsy sarssssS ehe Gcs,
venhon. He acknowledged the honor conferred upon
campaign, remarked that, now, for the first time in the
history or traditions OF this nation, treason openly
espoused and advocated by organized party. Iie
urged the Convention 10 make judcous selections for
Governor and Electors.
Col. THOMPSON of Somerset, from the Committee on
Resolutions, reported series of resolves expressive OF
the sense OF the Convention.
The following candidates for nomination for Governor
were then named
Vim. C. Alexander, OF Mercer
John Fennimore, Of Burlington.
Joseph c. Potts, of Mercer.
f. r. v. Wright OF Hudson
Joseph Kie, Of Salem.
Charles Skeltcn, of Mercer
The names of DR.. SHELTON and Gen. Wright with
drawn before the Convention proceeded to vote and sub
sequently ali opposition to Vim. c. Alexander with
drawn, and nc nominated by accamation.
The following Electors were then selected
SENATORIAL.
Edwin A. Stevens, OF HUDSON
George Fort OF Oean.
CONGRESSIONAL.
1st distrct.-Joseph Kle OF Salem
2d-Henry s. Lule Monmo,h
3d.-pavid Van Vieet Of Hlnterdon
4th.-Henry A. Ford, Of Morris.
5th.-Alvn Hedden, OF Essex.
The Convention then voted thanks to its officers, and
adjourned
THE MASS MEETINGS.
At O'Clock q mass meeting organized In the
Riding School building, at which Hon. Joseph c. Potts
presided
Speeches made by Hon. Samuel A. smith OF Ten
nessee Gov. Bigler Of Pennsylvania and John Van
Buren,. Near 1000 persons present.
Ia the evening q mass meeting held at which
speeches made by Hon John A. Dix and Hon Robt
j. Walker.