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BATON ROUdl;,;%.JUNE I, 1850.

u II taers ia any ono hore, great
AZ than another; certainly tina, horo
II. the bore Of having 70 ~ 10 count.
The idsn Of Ia yet an Innocent mnn
having TO b. dragged on. Of lis on,ce
q mid day. any day for couple #
weeks, TO ~ md sme'r thug 10 20.
that every body knows to be- - fnct /.
il something that can only te account
ed for, 10 Tho mn'lly eop,p|es,ly Of
the law ,trc|f. Il"wc,er. lie rut is
known that law is tho perfection #
human reason and wa leriun.l for
equitable purposes; yet we sln'llar Al
The converting of court. aud canno,
look upon 4 law book. without think
ing that IL in dead calf eovsrs. There
lies just go many more thousands If
phRes. and ,eha Of sl,on.an,la of words,
to obscure aud mis'ify tho plain IN
vnroiahad, naked. aud vulgar truth -
The human sufferer. herein complain
ing In. been dragged out IF his front
office every day the past week, with u
summons TO attend aud testify. IL some
case Of wbict, he knows nothing and
cares leHa. iorthwi,hs have come mud
juri stiekums arc hourly anticipated
W. have n mind to remain where We
are. just 10 500 what y jue'shnhum
h. II must be, aa ,ta na,ne inportca. |
come profound document Of lareb-
taent, IN Creok or Trojran calculated
10 make ono ,remble IL l;s boots will,
becoming fs"r ut tho majesty Of tho
law. Nine times have We sworn our
self, the past two weeka. to be tho
publisher If this Comet Newspaper.
and yet the fact IL no better establish
Cd now. thar il wnn, six months ago
Gould we get away from town when
court sits any sacr'6ce wouId be ,pair.
10 do Il. What business has any hon
sat man there /? What do people 90
(or. and what Kind Of cnaes occupy
Tho time calling up dead men from
lbeif tombs to testify; asking for a
mountain Of books. 70 groan over >.
Why hard cases; cases, where men
ax their brains for qnibblea to din
po'ess the proper owner. Of" what is
HIS It is u great cauldrou Of mi
putty malstrom sucking in. what lit ,
IL good their IL 10 Hoeie'y and drown
ng il, it il u lottery Office. IN which ;
nen venture small amount, in ,bo |
we'll grounded hope that when Ihey |
'ul! 1t ont again. they may drag ont. I
he hard earnings ol some honest man
ind by this means become rich Nor !
. il sat'stled with 'hia. prey. Ii caIls y
ut Of their winding sheets, tho remains :
{ Wondering humanity, aud with |
heir ghost. in the presence Of tho bar !
{ learned Galcns. breaks their wills, =
I'D tears up their toH'amen's. Then y
70 they sent out. to howl and rattle !
heir dly bones in the shadow Of mid f"
light, and dance in the glimpse, Of '
no moon preparatory 70 going down
0 rest in perpetual oblivion. The !,
1ourt. What manner Of case " that ,
n the docket. F" A brother wants to
|'spoaess his sister Of what 'heir com. y
oon mother be1uca'hed her, Is such %
case entertained in Christian Cour'9 :.
", and harder cases. l. equity thr :,
Il decision No.-Lom
). Law and equity long since parted !,
ompnny. No w~,dcr the lawyers
ape; the Jury doses, and HE statiueats "
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a NouNtnHrAnr - lIAM rr'
Setrtnqnv.--TLe following GENES on
It the New D'nana, Hpp,irr den,o
"tH'" neHslap"r.
W. lo'oI " KilIi. Tho Groa'
Know N'4h'pr, yrs'H'loy evening i,
J"' ks"n sVta'e ~ f'pn II he n,ppp.
"'eti, viii bic aims folded and III,
bows kn'' NJ e"lil 1'zed. " Ten
tone II e,,oidrasa wasted Tsepts
iAv l"nsand ronnds Would ,nnke
eleven 'l'""'4aud pnrs Of brass knock
|"a ~ two pounds pm I.np,,g', Il"
supply III II San 1 bots wi'h lhrea Or
fnn l'e''s piece. l. 4h"pl hn mott
- nn8-n NJ ouont" Il III, turned on
HI. heel and started AWAY. taal'.ting
ah"'t "Nig#"'h 3ioea remembrance
-est'"vaR"'les aud ':.n dety,,n,na-
tn,n'
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luE Nttleebftes wlru UhpAT
BnrrAn The New York Journal Of
Commerce. Of tho 2o,h uIt.. in motto
ing, tho dismissal Of Mr.. Champion.
remarks:
Tho enlistment question may b.
considered NJ IN onl ,l,a difficulties
connected w4fl il. 50 lpf ~ ke british
"ov"r""e"' 'a concerned being ha,.
p''y ispav'd ~ the esrl'n,,io q and
disl}A8 ~ u la"h e. II raou Il, l,s
'ene't lthr ~ Me- alseg. Tla 70
rlY u ~" hitter gentlemen. tsii,l,
won't nnl ~ yeat''d Z sinaluer -,
Europe. NAV hn rrfrnnsd ~ bars ..
r'rssej IA much ~ 'I,is H. II NJ #
'nmnrr1 'hni The Control Amer can
1'eH'i"" ia IN u lair way 10 be an'ca
by nansF"d
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Hlotfees ND 'rht"as.

10 lives il; how mnc', nay be gain
ed Ut Tho individual, by tho physiog
nn'ny of The room lia occupies. VII,
n"'''ng moro in wanted, 10 mako +,
| full estimate &c Tho man. ,l,a,, n sin
r'a E1auca into hi. he,l rom. T,rl
'has'tnaia Object, tells re eolne'liny .
him. not to tr had l,y '"oh,ng N hi
face or feeling h's heah. IL indulge
r"e'i" thought. 'Inw beautifully nc
"" all connected by golden strands u
a'"l h"w the ve'y objects 81 natu,a
md art a,n rrren1 before na. III order
Tint v" may select apl app'nr iale
tliem ~ our Own nae, ~ The Formation,
ol n character aud "A soul" 'I'is go.
! aud M man can realst H., influences
/ TINT n Hweet |'l'lr r.itaro IN the prre,,
wonl. with It's daisies and morning
H'o''"s ualsps ppon him IT, kpos
At as''. 'npt Nh'is'in people live
within. aud might well daart,he tho
clarae'c, Vt tho nrnpnnta without .sn-
te,iug tho e,'o. - Of every thur
else. 10 y"u want to know the el,ar.
Ant"r IT newspaper Cab oyer ita
name aud tell ua tho malta Le,tFalh i
nnd wo viii give You It's character rs
truly ga though, We l,ad been Z. ro,-
e'ant raadrt fyr twenty years. IN II
'''n' IKE tbs suppose u pnper To
Rr,iug into existence w,th this ii,le.
"7hr 7ym lmr,iran. llnvr VIZ not
To taxi" what II sa,s VIII y grain mud
a half If allowance : There il BONE
thing about Tic word "Tru".' when
man nprlins il TO himself. without
waiting 10 obtain H. Mt tho hnnla If
his follow eltizrna that forces us to 10
gard tho rrczu.ner with mn eye Of s,,a
p'e'"n. Years ago. there waa u ~
per published IN Now York called
"1hr TrnM 7riiey" aud "by the
alsd"w If Write within us!' we nryo,
knew sheet 10 lie 30, without inter
mission. How many "Ame,iiem |at |
'iofs" have come suddenly into exst.
r"ec IN the pas' ycer. calculating thai
The current Of popular favor would
set in. IN favor uf tho "A me, lesu Far.
~" aud lido them aafolv into rroli.a-
bic place Such palrioti4m ns dare
not IN Tho very face Of public opinion.
broa'ls 'la own honca' aud indcpeuJ
'nt impressions of right mud wrnur.
~
!, iig for it 9Ws Ike to SOC II man
''and mp, and IN i,e fare # MANKIND
oil Tho whole world Il. lies" when i
rims at him with the smile ~ h,poe.
'ary. The word "Dvuocrn,." what
t'of'onH rrtrogniiv" il IL, for a man to
fci tLat he IL Il Democrat not such
. one "a i, called II "Nheel horse"
,oeoose he works weN in parry traces
~ one who dare sny 10 the Whole
cam II will stand aside anl pull
ga'nst you, for The precious bu,ihcn
ve bear, is on the brink Of u ruinoua
Such man cares not for
prostitutcd aud meaningless name
'Al''ng him n Democrat doen no,
make him ono. aud he cares ~, whit
gu call him. What gteai~-s Clio
iuus nation would this he. ii there
'erc any 'hing IN n mere name We
al Ours Ives "a Christian people,"
nd yet in tho very face Of heaven.
ntraao evory principle of The great
'nnler of the Christian sys'cn,.--
What docs il signify, 'ha, we aro .
laced in The maps, chronological Ia I
les and histories as n Christian poo
ln? Why it is a mere name, full Of .
onni AMI fury, toilipo
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A WOMAN about 30 yrs,s old . first
\ t"'s ""'k n good Washer md f,nne,.
bar dresser aud pretty fair SRI N ,Itess
APP; NJ This ,+lIiee lune 7, twd.,,w
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noe-oLooy Tie fnlowine from
The Bn'iilo Republic, viii do. Ne.
I''ge say* the Republic nsn. ia cut III.
I'd 10 " take lie h4f,' Musllal sunrr
that dog. touch not u single bar he
worries many hog. from ont his
muddy 'aIr o when hc wa~ a M,
$" 'rlsk mud SO plump b. la,pcd li4
mix from y cup. when hung, nj u
jump And Then bis pIayfi, i'ich~ SO
funny i" their place and facc. You
Will surely let him live. O, do rot
XII him dead; he wag, bis nara,ipe.
and rrays for llfs--not lead Go get
muzz.e now. and put upon plymouth;
and stop TIM, bow-wow. WOW ard
Tendency to drought. He is our chill
dtcn pct--conpnnion of their joy
yon will not XII him yet. and thus
their hopes dsstray No, MARSHAL
spare that pup touch not a single
hair; oh, put that.pistol up, and-qo
army from May."
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Pork
To Arrive 1ht. I.nx.

FLOUR 30 Half Barrnle Fvtfa rton,-
"a o,ly use, 10 arrive ti,s t'ay.
jHef NJ. & BRYAN.
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.JsIst Received,

M EsE BEEF -.txtra Family. nsr Driad
~ Beef; Sugar Cnfet Ianfs Plain anok.
81 and Canvassrd Cruahed and pDl.c,ised
Sugars Jnfe4J NJ. g BRYAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-07

CoNflsMEp the Senate have con.
''rm"d the following nominations. viz
lefe' Parker. Of Massachusetts, TO he
the Commissioner Of The United States
to China. vice X. NJ. McLane resign
ed: James Riley, Of Texus. to be Uni
TED States, Consul at st. Petersburg
Russia, vice VIM. l.. Winans, resign
ed
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svrfinl uotirf,.
Wnst.uic NnA;ce

fl'Ifr h'othrepnf ~, Jstpes M,so,ir t.S.s ~
! ~ mrs. not fieA ttat ,tafs viii h. a 4
tt""isr - esiinp ffthe IoHge, ~ ,be tlnu.N'
fh"' ~ Church shant. MS r. tbrJsr1 ~
htt"ine, at early eaudie i eh
d. kIUAHT. Secretary,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-07

~ The following extract ja r,on
Bayou Sara Correspondence Of .l.
''rayune, IF 'hr 9Th lust:
James Il. Marks mud Leon u
Marks. who bad surrendered ,l.eu
selves tn the Hl,c,lH nf,cr Tho an,,y
d,e'ween James Il. Marks and Mr.
Robertson, ut the post office ~
Bayou sara ten dnts aeo. il wI,iDl
tho latter lost his oI'te. were hr,upl,,
on' yesterday for examination luE,c
J .siteN 1.net. The examination closed
'hl@ n"tnluE. About thirty witncs-ra
testified. producing u yo|un,nons op4a
ot eYltlente but il would b. ,nposA,
h|s for ne 10 give my portion 81 il VIII.
ont producing m e,ae uhirh will cnn,
hotte the lta't,rt judge IN !, f,w dave
OH n wti' Of h1h1ug ro,pus Mr. james
II. Muse appeared IA, ile friend d..
ceased aud 5less4. Bower and Col.
'ih' and Nn. Lucy for The d,.feuce. -
AFTER the ek1''nhllop WIS ccnc'yJed
the Mossrs NJ ok were retpapseI to
jul. Application will be ,mlnc,halely
unde 10 gel tl' u, hailed out. !"
Since liz above, paragraph Inns been
put in type. VIC find tho following
despatch, '"'tle same paper
EAsou SARA, Fare 4 ~ Meg r.
Jane4 X md Leon D. Marks, charged
with having caused tl,e d, ath II I.
Il 'bcrtst'n, were admitted to bail in
the sum Of 81 800 each.
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THE m,nro coan AND con MILL.

IHlt Hihff fpHS A"b cor MILL is sn,e,.
ifr :" arp bs,st, ftfe oT,reJ tr f,tfsbfsn
FEED FnH ar1fK ftwi|I grind m y bn,h.ts
~ ,'oeN 'es' pr ctr. viii the pnwer ~ ms
''' ~ ~ y Vf'"h * bushels ~ Are nsaI
per hbnr - six bns, ejs afcott an1 mi, ,,nct
'e"l = hshr s'''f 'i,e p,w Y n IN. mule
ing AHis MILL WIS t,hierisa IN trpf~m-
hif ~ ., Hnd IL np1osbtsd snps, ior to nil IL
pfedeceasnrs " " ~
~" prefH VII re found % b" much bower than
o'hsr n ~ NJ nf"tiot 't,stfy For SHE by
SAMUEL LOOKE, I, \ md 8 Front Drvrs.
NV Orlaaas.
Agent fof the Dannf,cipr~rs.
W TIC nhoVr 5~err F,-a " n rrn b. ve n NJ
Y *sors ~ " EHbdKa. Church Hfrhri, Baton
'p"pa, WHO afe the hprrts f,r H.. rnie ~ thu
Srn". TIE mill can he e,rnist,ed # : ary l.nhf,.
y he rlTrr, hetwee, New grtpans and Cay,n
Sara, Tor 5-~frelgbt inc,nd,h mny7.ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-14

MATERIEL OF THE FRENCH ARNY.-Nothing il
more common in France than for the sons of the
richest and most aristocrate families to enter the
army as private soldiers. The only son Of Mar
shall St Arnaud, corporal in an Infantry regi
ment, died in barracks at Lyons few months be-
fore his father A late number of the Epoea,
Journal published at Madrid, says that no little
generation has been excited recently by the ap
pearance at the French Embassy in this city, OF
young French soldier in uniform, bearing the
worsted stripes of corporal. This young man,
we learn, is the only son of the Marquis Turgot,
the French Ambassador, and he has come to Ma
drid to embrace lis parents before leaving to re-
ioiu his regiment in the Crimea-
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RE YOU SICK <--Ifyou are, don't take
~ Cuack Madi cines hut thnse pared by q

A RE YOU SICk elf you are, don't take
n Quack Medicines, but uss those prepared BY q
regular physician.
result of thirty years practice in Philadelphia His
prescriptions are for each complaint and have been
well tested and approved by hundreds of hysicians
aud thousands of patients. remedy for each dis
THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
This preparation Is truly the wonder of the
Cures all pain external internal Cures pains il
the Sides limbs back chilbsins, sgue Jumps il
the breasts bruises sprsins toothache, eersche
stiff neck throat, pains in the bowels and stom-
ach, sudden colds, &c.
The Pain Curer being siue tonic mixture, is also
used with great benefit for weak stomach and bowels,
likewise for fever and ague.
Whenever you have pain, Use the Pain Cnrer freely
and you viii obtain immediate relief Bottles l2!, q
N''' ~ The GREAT COUGH SYRUP.
Dr. Roses Cough SyrIp. or ENpectOrant. Is the best
preparation in the world for Cough. arising from
cold, consulnptve cough Bottles fifty cents and
TO CURE wHoOPNG COUGH.
Use DR.. Roses Whooping Cough Syrup. 1t Is the
only reliable remedy for that distressing and often a
tai complaint. Price 50 cents.
TO CURE GROUP.
DR.. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives of thou
sands of children. 25 cents bottle.
TO CURE NERVOUSNESS.
The most wonderful paration 70 allay all
affections ofthe mind body, is DR.. Roses Nervous
10 CURE KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM.
PLANTS.
Use III. hoses Duchu compound. III also cures
Dropsy. SO cents bottle.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
DR.. Roses Golden Pills the only remedy for fall
ing of the Womb, Weakness and General Debility 90
cents box.
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS,
Are the great regulating Female Pills. Is cents
box.
DIR. ROSES sARsAPARILLA COMPOUND.
Should be used by oil females rs il siren gthsns nd
invlsorates the constitution pures the blood. and
removes all efupons from the skin. Quart bottles ST.
small bottles 80 cents.
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA,
Use DR. Roses Dyspeptie and Liver Compound. 80
cents bottle.
TO CURE BILIOUS HABITS,
Tase Dr. Roses Aptiblous or Railroad Pills They
carry of all bile. III and % cents box,
These Pills are called Railroad Pills because they
go ahead of all other Pills Ia removing bile oad coia
aud all foul secretions from the system
Sold by Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.. Grubbs Apperson,
o. A. Strecker; Patterson \ Jackson behnett "a
Beers Alex Duyal; Duval Norton; biair; ,. n
Zachrisson: A. Bodeker; VIM. y. Ladd; Laidiey no
b;uson Richmond; and all the Druggists IN Nerioik,
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lsnchbars aud 81 all other
towns in Virginia. " =. -
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8 A TRIAL FOR MrRDER at Huntsville, Ala, las.
oath produced intense excitement in all that re-
gion Abner Tate and John Gordon were accused
of having murdered, some years ago, several men
who disappeared mysteriously and have never
since been heard of. 81
The principal witness was q widow woman of
excellent character, and her testimony was so ex-
plicit and minute, and fitted SO perfectly to the
known circumstances, that apprehensions began
10 be entertained that the accused were actually
guilty, although their general character forbade
shy such supposition. The case was nearly con
eiuded when suspicious were excited that the wo-
msR was not exactly in her right mind, and subse
quent developments showed that she was thoroug-
iy insane, but with manner calm and collected
ss nearly to exclude all suspicion of her actual
condition. The men accused by her were of course
aelaitted, and think they had a very narrow es
cape. 49,
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.. -sWfs1MssIER WIT.-Ina carria &c case bes,ra
theteueen's Bench Mr.. Hawkins had frequently to
; adsert to that description OF vehicle called a
bronghsm, which he pronounced in proper dis
syllable form Lord Campbell suggested that 1ha
word was as frequently contracted to Hbroom y
which was just as well known, and the MS. Of
s. whlea would save syllable Henceforward Mr.
hswkins called it broom Presently the arsu.
iaant turned upon omuibuses, and Lord Camnbsj,
used the word omnibus" 10 which he AZ ;ts
ais iehg,h- Il beg your lordship's pardon, re-.
tys,ea mr.. hawkins, "but If your iordshio will
saA II ,bns, you win save two syllables, and make
an'a more intelgible TO the Witnesses The
3 tion. Ae Pi'poseo apofeSia-
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ORTIZ ERN ICE..-Thc subsc ribers
VIII deliver Northern Ice, Of the best quality In
all parts of this city and the town of Manchest er
during the coming season $3.50
All who favor with their patronage shah hare no
!asf cahse 81 Complaint for scdat Of puacfnaiifg in
,fs sday deireTy we are making such arrangements
this. f'"-
Orders viii be received by Messs. n. L. Straus,
Broad stieet, between 9Th and 7th T. w. Turpin,
Main street, near It'll !; Laidley L Robinson corser
fth and Franklin streets; George Timberlske, Brook
Avs nue., near Broad Jno Bsncher, l4th street oppo-
mite Post Office; J. w. B. Dodson, ct the Toll gate
Mayo's Bridge, and at the Ice House when complete
ed on South-side of the Dock opposite 18th street
ja 23-lms STEWART KING.
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ELIXIR CINCHONK,-rh This prepare.

NLIXIR CINCHONK.-T This prepare.
Il ton is combination of the active principles Of
the best Calisaya Bark with other improved and val
liable Tonic and Anti-febrle agents here presented
In the form of elegant Cordial Elixir, which while
possessing their remedial properties In eminent
degree is entirely devoid of their Objectionable Bit
terness and disagreeable taste.
1t may be employed with benefit in all morbid
conditions of the system connected with debility,
whenever a corroborant influence Is desired and no
contra-indeating symptoms exist and in the absence
of all local inflamaton, especially of the stomach and
bewes it viii be found highly seryiceable in relax
loss Of appetite and snguor where tonic influence
Il desirable-intermitten diseases of Neurasic or
febre character, and in many other to which,
will be directed. 1t will prove serveesbe In ward
ing of the miasma arising from low damp G.ue-
tons and by its inysorsting tonic influence in pre-
Prepared and sold BY sal4e
PURCELL, LADD L CO,
&C 10 Druggists, 81 Main street.
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saazf As ARKANSAS LEGIsLAToR-A member elect
of the lower chamber OF the Legislature of Arkan.
sas, was persuaded by some wags in the neighbor-
a hood, thath he did not reach the State House at
ten o'clock on the day of assembling, he could not
be sworn, and would lose his seat. He immediate
= ly mounted with hunting frock, rifle and bowie
knife and spurred til he got to the capitol where
~ he hifched his nag. crowd was in the chamber
of the lower house, on the ground floor, king
about with their hats on, and smoking segars.--
-~--T These he passed, ran up stairs in the Senate
ser Chamber, set his rife aganst the wall, and bawled
- oat ..s go 80
- Strangers, whars the man that swears me int"
= at the same time taking out his credentials.
As WAX this way" said the clerk, who was at the
moment igniting real Principe and he was sworn
@s without inquiry. z 5s-z415E sHsE
When the teller came to count noses, he found
there was one Senator too many present. The
s mistake was soon discovered, and the huntsnan
- was informed that he did not belong there.
@% Fool who, with ysur corn breads ~ he roared /:
S 'you can't fink this child, how you can fix it
I'm elected TO this Legislature, and Ill go agin
-. al banks and eternal improvements, and If there's
- any of your oratoro gentleman wants to get skin
aed. just say the word, and ri light upon you like
q q Niger on wood chuck. NY constituents sent
y me here, and If you want 10 floor this twolegged
animal hop on just IS soon as you Like, for though
I'm from the back country, I'm little smarter
than any other quadruped you can turn out of this
Drove" e. s.E -z .s.-s 4..
{ After this admirable harangue, he put his bowie
knife between his teeth, and took mp his rife with
Come here, old Suke stand by me - at the
same time pointing to the chairman, who, how
ever, had seen such people before. After some
exp9stulatien the man was persuaded that he be
lenged 70 the lower chamber, upon which he
shsathed his knife, flung his gun over his shoulder
and with profound congee, remarked :-"Gen-
4 temen, beg your pardon. But if l didn't
think that lower room was a groggery, may be
shoti" -
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Senator Seward was in Albany, on Saturday
on his way to visit his bTother-inlaw, who lies
dangerously i'll
Rev. Antoniette Brown Blackwell has concluded
to settle in New YORK. Her husband followed heI
to her new place of residence.
The New York veterans Of 1919 viii celebrate
Washington's birthday by convention at Albany
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ysReINlA- INTEI.wGKSCE.


LIGHTHOUSE VA slasl Az Ar.--The Lisnlncase
=, Pupaoseaxue. Va, says letter from the =,
.hors, was washed away on the mans - 80 - e 3.
ink The bailding stood some distances gu - nc
wasef The three men IN charge sased snen'seu U
10 boat
SoRsotk Am PoRrssorTH-The Coinfne.
dors's ofice. Al Gosport Navy Yard, was catered
rriday and A3Oo. the property Of ~ r. oimstead,
The Commodore Secretary. WAS taken on lae
r. 4 ghips plymouth and Portsmouth are now be-
II ftted out Tor service. The dwelling house and
aosa sactory. formerly owned by Mr.. Scott, on
r,r,s Poici. were destroyed by FIRE on Monday
mr. a r, Smith has been elected President of the
portsmouti Democratic Association. The wharf
nrnperty on Gosport Bridge, owned by the Messrs.
Bakpr, was purchased Monday, At auction, by Holi
Wilson Esq, for 81 80
PFTrRsBukG AfFkIRs.-The Petersburg pa
pers Of yesterday have the following:
Present to Miss }. Tsson.--The amateur perform
ers at the "Bsnet for the Poor and the COMMITTEES
who arrangep the benefit, hare presented Miss j.
Tyson Of the Richmond Theatre, with splendid
set of jewelry In testimony Of their appreciation
Of her performance on the occasion, and their PR
waite regard.
Prof j. ~. Tyler. of New York, was 10 lecture
10 Petersburg last night on Geology.
The Rscsipts of the amateur benefit are estimated
at $500. 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-14

JENNY LISD's RETURN TO THE STAGE.-A Lon
don letter to Liverpool paper says: Her Males
tvs Theatre is to be opened for the performance
of Italian opera. That Mr.. Lumley will have q
successful season cannot be doubted for Jenny
Lind has hear consented to appear as the prima
DONNA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-14

TgoTTIsG MATCH on THE ICE.-A trotting
match came off on the Potomac river at Alexan.
dria, Monday, between Capt. Fox's Mustang OF
Maryland, and A. f. skidmore's General Scott
of Alexandra. The race was a single dash Of a
mile and a half, 500 side. The race was won
by Mustang.