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TRUSTEES SALE OF v IA g. A b l.
L REAL ESTATE.-Aa Truatee in two certain

l REAL FsTATE:-As Trustee in two certain
Deeds Of Trust, dated the 18th day IF Auril 1859,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Ricn-
mOnd Hustings C0u' executed bv Robert +. Kirby
will sell, upon the premises. on THU RSDAY the
"a day ii May next, IF fair and not, ON the FIRST
tar day thereafter commencing at ~ o clock 7.
NJ. the following REAL ESTATE, to Wit:
All Of n certain hot. piece parcel of LAND,
dosix mated by the number -Four, ;, rs laid down
upon plat anne xed TO deed from Parrot. A. Prin-
die to STEPHEN Gr'ftn. dated the 18th April 1859,
lying and Icing On the western side of 18th street
in said CITY Of kichmond, fronting, appears by
said plat. thirty eight feet on 18TH street. and
ming back between parallel lines sixty three feet
also, two certain lots. pieces or parcels Of LAND.
designated by the Numbers Five and six - ~
laid down upon the plat above me ntioned, lying
and being in the said city of Richmond. on the
western side of 10Th street each Of the SAID lots
feet nine inches on sand 18th street. and running
back between parallel lines fifty SIX feet
IEKMs.-sufhcient in oaSh to pay the expenses
Of executing the Trust the sum of SAL IS with in
terest from the 10th April, 1850. and the further
sum of S3A2 Is payable six months from the 18th
Of eprl, 1850, and the residue upon such terms as
may be made known ON the day of s"ls The title
to The property is believed to- he good, but selling
as Trustee shall only convey. with special war
ranty, such title AZ is convey ed to me.
GISTAVUS A. MYERS, Trustee.
Sale to DO conducted by JAS. Nj. TAYLOR & GOV.
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IA White Sulphur Water
FKoM
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Greenbrler Co, Va.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
The Company have made great improvements in
botti.ng, and the transported water is now per,
feet as when taken from ITS source Address all
orders to PURCELL. LADD 4 CO,
General Agents for the U States,
ap "a SIN Richmond, Va.
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BY J. n. Disses, Ancs'P.

WILL BE SOLD, sys:y night ths veet. =
w suction room IS. Main street, .cqpmenoiAe q
s GsSes Fs:kfik Gv S.s & GA as ss
GUARD and VEST CHAINS, Lsdie9 CHAf1-
f9ks s'v Also s'.s'S q. & VG6b;
CARS, CUTLERY, 30.
N;B.-Conssnments receiving ev9y SelNadeo)1
without reserve. j. III. Dl6GEC, AuoG
ID. F. BOOrH, salesman. iaI0
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have on hand fA AS S SAs m,,n;s,.n, ,..o,,
'NN' FEsDAsBBsaI BRACKETS,
And all other kinds of GAS FIxTUREs. ever sx
Of ''' KERos1NE taM as.a' assortment
10 which we ask an examination before making
GAS FfTTfNG and PLUMBING,
PORTABLE GAS WORKS,
fu' up IN any part OF I'll oas s?srpb5rsY YALE
an@.1% :, r !. Iron ;. sl11( Governor street.
- AT No Ro3 sd st MHlS FssFFkAssEkI f.
Returning our most sincere thanks for the liberal
PATRONAGE already bestowed on us. We beg leave to
6;
sIfSi & LAGER BEER
cSSyTRi: With Il. s1ssss., d!sps sei. o1., o.
b SakA and AK EoGs B iaS halt
ap 20 I'm No. 2Os Main street.
FOURTH ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS:
Beautiful style BoNNETs. very cheap. some as
s;s.s ss ssEs, Gents.
Ths 1s,, B BBo % s the city q 3 cents:
sSii$ rsf S GUITARS, =. ,ss. rs and 60
Missss' AIR NETS. of beautiful styles.
HOOP SKIRTS At half the usual price.
ssss GEO Hs MAJ
NGI Notice: M:nshs:.sr cotton a1d Woo!
INTO their establishment considerable quantity Of
e II sS'ssssS snd
superior quality. in addition 70 their pIesent pre-
'1a SHGs "a
%o0t MAMTEDThs cs%pSny will buy
4st xsos sss WI ApR, POWERS Agent.
WOOD TURNING IN ALL IT'S BRANCH.
above business, on 18th street. setween Franklin
and Main Sta RS 5sR6sfTfau RS II q kinds OF
With psnctaal.y and dis1stsh. and solsiss share
- H~M E.v. MENzIEs.
NENSo Ig Pm KID Coz g a. ~ ls.1
sd q NV al
Ssaii1. Psrsons vi.hine % purchase or contrsot
~ sns xil '1sA's siv' !: IN G 4 l.rrvenson
4 me- 1ECO0O Id u AMI - II - 0A9ss
- -. AGE, weighing Tp ios, n H Resntset CIDER
- M-s ~ s : 'o1''
I IGHT 0PP UCB LAOOER1.-We have On
~ hsnd . lssy stock Of hight LA0DRR1, vkick
mkii-Sm 4. n. WUITLOCu 4 nom.
EOR SAL & -AsWATSON" WAGON. VIII
osd! r:'. 49, 81 s g esi t'i oUstis = s
MINING Si0NTkAGTs.-FaOPO sSXIg viii
NA he received ~ thu Carbon Hill Nipe3. far
driylns tYa IE NNELd u Nnk ana siata, and tv0
0ssA i u ' mol. wEkTH Ar,
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NIOTlCE.-The Subscribers having qualified ~
G, Macon, deed. Feausst all those having cislms
sxainst his sst.ie % present them for settlement;
Tsrvsrd a onAo and pay up their indebtedness, as
Il n the desire 81 the Executors 70 wind up tho
ssss'e = '''' PEYTON JOHNSTON,
GEO. WIN. MACON,
Executors Of 3. c. Macon. decd.
~ 4a-StMWF {.
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RD0AI Uox1Cn0.
- s.EEfrrks;a!s M ;: SsatiEss 3 dfoons,
SILKS, &c.
LATEST NOVELTIES.
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN,
At Unprecedented prices, bsinsing them within the
reach Of all, az figures . per cent below tue cost
Of importation.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN md DOMESTIC DRY GOODS!
1J9 Main atPeets
Have now in store, their third supply of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS!
Many If which have been purchased at the auction
sales ip Nov York At = rulnQus loss, IN
SPLENDID SILKS,
In elegant Satin Striped and CammeaMx
- ORGANOIES:
beautiful t, CsiiiNTZ MoUstiNE DE CHINE;
SATIN PLAID GRENADlNE, all silk;
And BROCHE BEREHE ANGLAISE;
RICH LACEfAN SILK MANTLES;
SHA EMBROlDERIES.
LINENS. PRINTS
PLANTATION PLAfDs AND STRIPES.
At factory prices
Either by wholesale or retail, they are prepared
IL offer Inducements
H.THARTo rNKQUALLED.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
MECHANICS HALL.
DOUBLE MINSTREL TROUPE I!
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EACH NIGHT.
POSITIVELY FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRI
DAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
April u, Is, 20, n and g.
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'RGiNIA YEAST POWDEKS.-Byu using
iasse Powders. you will never have sour
NJ even jQTigg the hottest summer season.
u READ viii always be sweet. light and spon-
hey are superior to anything of the kind.
We Manufactured IN this city. For sale by the
81; dozen. or single box. nv
=. WAGNER, Apothecary and Druggist,
lNnrr,ar h IL krnli &
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~ AND FANCY GOODS.-Wi!l b. cold q Al.
t.ons At my store, commencing At O'Clock. THO
night, large assortment OF sse Geld and ytlvSf
Watches. fine Jewelry, Braoelsts, faacy 4S1oes
sa1s Meno sht sof5ss css
mo Spreads Cigar; 1e$ fNScSSF Go 49,
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t,iSlSTHE PLACE

LEV rs is the Place
LEWIS is the Place
'-'tAlse DRY Goods,
To purchase Dry Goods,
Topurchase Dry Goods.
he Lowest Prices.
At the Lowest Prices.
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C,OR sALE-lo bbls. sirrFRFiNT riouR.s
ID n ia,sis a i Apsrt" IRISH PoTAToEs.-
Chenp. u clase e0nhEpment ,.~ryxco
% 3t-ts aAVUVA Sssus
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~ Jas. n. TayIsr Z sen. Aucsss.

STkask c4TaS UF ssIs sfasEr ANb rHE
AGcTI0N.Ws viii sell upon the premises. on n
SATURDAY. the ssss day Of April, lsse: enmmen-
cling At o'clock. r NJ, SIX new framed tcnements
y road, Union Hill, The houses are pa rticulsr-
~ adapted for small sized families, having four
each and run back 100 feet 70 an alley.
After the above, will b sold ssvesal handsome
perty will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
Trans Une- fourth cash; the balance at 1. and
- months, for negotiable notes, with interest adj
ded. and secured by q trust deed. Taxes and in
surance for 1860 to !,e paid by t-e purchaser.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR h SON,
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COAL. CQKH. 10.

COAL, COKB, 20.
(aOAl.. On hand full supply Of
~ MIDLOTHIAN. LUMP, AyEnAGE
ALSO
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
C. b. LIPHCOMB,
NH Its 18th It,, near MayO's Bridge.
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ulGH CONSTA0LC'S SALE -Wi'I b so
II on FRIDAY the Eth das Of A pril. 1850 as -
O'Clock A. NJ. at the Bowling SslOcn on losh street,
hetween Main and Cary sire cts. Ten. Pin Alse9s,
Balls, Pms. Fixtures: &C and also . lot ~ n1ce
in favor Of Mrs. John Exal TEkMs-Cash.
ap 26-3t F.. BUTLER. n. C. q. II.
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~ 0eeaAM = Apeereons Aoct'1s
bO ST fl SseS 81 1 ~ IT HHsf
PHEN STREETs-By vfsue. u twe deeds of
Trustsss Of the Riohmond Bnildins Fuad ccnss.
ny, dated 10Th August. l061. the othes % W. God
din. Trus %, dated 9Th January, lSs7, and both
day recorded in Richmond Hnstinss Court. wo
shalt proceed 90 sell 1t pablo Anctlcn, the pre-.
mises. on FRIDAY. the lth May, 1852. 1t o clock
estate convey ed by the id deeds, ecastssinG Of
House and Lot on st. Stephen street.. near 70
Federal street now occupied by SAID lAego and
wife frontins IS feet. running back Ia tese n IN
THx rxRxs WILL sx--One- third cash; balance at
and title retained till last motto 10 paid. The taxes
cHAS. STEBBiNS,
.INO. HARROLD.
JAS N. CAhTER.
Trustees of'A' ai0'%a 6 ;J5Sis fg T9. Co.
GopoIN & APrKRsoS, Auct's. apps
TRUSTEES' SALE or not So AND LOT
1 IN SYDNEY. ON ELMWOOD STREET.-
~ virtue Of n certain deed Of trust from James
W. Read and wife. dated fine li,h Sep ember, l,63,
du'y recorded IN Henrlco County Court we aha
pfoceeI 70 sell 1T pubic auction. on the premises,
on FRIDAY. the i,h Ma 1860, ut 6h o'clock r
10 tlf fair; II not. the next far dss.) the real
estate c"nveset by said iced. consisting Of q
House and act. At the corner 81 ElmwOod and
short streets row occupied jv said Read anu vic,
fronting on SAID Elnwo:d street 20 feet. running
TIE .Ms:-One third cash; balance at 1 and 3
months, for negotiable notes. interest added. and
title retained till last note 10 paid Taxes for lsCO
to be paid by the purchaser.
JNU. HAROLD,
las. NJ CARTER.
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oiItL To tOJ NTKY MERCHANTS.
yocu'fy merchants should he very careful
it 'Ae' make their purchases OF Candies. As
res Plenty Of So called city made Candies made
~ 'asafs and passed of for the first quality,
/ httare' or commission Call and give your
sH ii me lar headquarters Of Double Re-
I. yaldl mandatory, made expressly to order,
= neg !oa vi. get good article.
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The Great Meteor.
TO THE EpsToR oy lIas -sxERALp.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, July q, 1850
Noticing that the mctcoric Phenomenon which made
It's on the nghtof the Goth as has created
no little excitement and IL the object Of much curiosity
and speculation and living farther south than any one
whose report has yet reached your paper, take the
liberty 10 furnish you with literal statement OF the APP
pcarance &C. Of said phenomenon rs seen from our city
on the Same night do SO, thinking that reports from
extreme points nom which the stranger was seen may
enable 10 form at least an Indefinite idea
as 10 It's size height, velocity &c. am satisfied, how
ever that might have been seen considerably south OF
this place although have report 70 that effect
was walking northwsrd, In the suburbs of our city,
about ten O'Clock p NJ with netting 70 obstruct gene
raj view In that direction, aud suddenly saw, about ~
W. by NJ, meteor OF ordinary brightness, with an AZ
parent diameter Of about ten inches was al nrst sight
round but afer proceeding short distance, u gradually
grew into an eliptca form Constantly growing smaller
about lie middle and longer at its ends next assumed
the shape Of hour glass The train connecting the Two
balls gradually grew longer, aud comparatively smaller
noticed the time Of the separation Of the one into two
bodies that the brancy very much Increased and
obsns irregularities IN te outlines, which con-
tinued until II obscurcd from my vision by house
quite near me- bearing n. r. by y. II was apparently
about mile north OF and about two hundred fee
high. s from west t. cast and ssT q Ter
aLO-. tbaty svVoass,
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Late from the Shaving Fleet.


BY recent arrival from the Coast OF Africa we learn
that there seven American vessels In the Congo
river June trading OF course but the names Of which
were not reported English cruisers bad been alongside
Of them found that they not 10 be boarded whh
impunity and pruden,ly hauled OF, several officers
had recently been reprmanded by the Admiralty Tor
going on board American vessels without permission.
Incidentally have been informed that gular feet
Of vessels clear from different ports Of the Un,d states
al the same time and that disr butcd among them
stores and water TO ft out twO three OF them for
savcrs and that when the coast h clear they all combine
70 aid the selected vessels 10 receiving stores and slaves
with the greatest possible despatch. BY these means
seven or eight vessels may bc all engaged In the slave
trade without having board rucient slave material
10 convict any Of them. .
This system might be med the "mutual aid dodge"
We understand that II works Iccessfuliy II rarely hap
pens that there IL more tht f.c cruiser near noted
slave mart and II she shout cd ln TaSfg a prize
she generally leaves the pie r-'r ""
Helena or Sierra Leone. 4 I.. t.t.
tual aid slavers despatch
poesble and generally rrf ceai ..t,..
formed that two three win ttcal ias ers
out on the Coast from ports In Cuba, AID that re gains
were expected from them. As we have not nny steam
vessels Of the class require for such trade Euppsc
thew have been built In England and are OF iron.
M these statements correct, the slave trade, In the
language Of the markets. may be stated as scve, with
an incre lsed demand
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BEstprc1 ON Sunday morning, July %, after pain
ful illness, JONI j. BISEDlcr, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of fhe family respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from the rcsidenc, u his
father Ma rtln Benedict, No 96k East sixteenth street,
this (sondayl afternoon at three O'Clock.
Hy1nrsyln this city, on saturday afternoon, July 2s,
in the g2d year Of hct age, Mrs JOANNA BEusE, widow
Of the late DIVE Bethune, ESQ; Of New York.
Due notice OF the funeral Will be given b, eater.
Brossos-on Friday, July a, M1nLDA G., wife Off. s.
Blossom, In the 10th year Of her age.
Syracuse papers please copy.
2 the BRAIN CHArtEs r. OIDxs, eldest OF J. T. and
" s. Burke aged years, 10 months and days
The remains viii be taken 10 Princeton, ". j. on the
a NJ train where services will be held. The friends
q the family are respectfully invited 70 attend.
BRowson saturday, July 20, az half past one O'Clock
r. CONSTANT II. Bsows In the 57th year Of bis age
His friends respectfully Invited 10 attend the fune
raj this Monday morning. al ten O'Clock, from his late
residence los West Eleventh street, without further no
CHATHAM -suddsniy, on Sunday evening, July 20, al
half past ooock OF Inflammation on the lungs, Al
rKsp y. CBArxAs. aged 40 years, months snd4 days
Notice Of the funeral viii appear In 10 norrow's paper.
Drsos-Ater lingering illness, on sunday, July 20
and ,so ch,Ilrep 10 mourn her untimely Ioss
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family invited 70
attend the funeral this Monday afternoon At one o'clock
from p residence Of A. Colenbeyr, 30 Attorney street
without further iny itstou.
selns, Ala, paper please cory:
DAvIsos-0n Thursday, July 20 at tho Country Honse
Blooming Grove, Orange cour.y, N. y, JoHs Auorrus
nsvIaoy Of John q. and Sarah A. Dawson, aged
years, months and 20 days.
GRAHAM AT Newburg, Orange county, on Friday, July
a. FaIzAnxrH BrrL GRAIAs, daughter OF William and the
late Elizabeth Graham, aged four months
Goxu--At Bulls Ferry, Nj, on saturday, July rs,
The relatives and friends are invited 70 sttend his fne
raj this day (Nondsy) from BIS late residence Carriages
viii be in waiting nj the loot Of Spring street, New FORK
HhRRisos.-on Sunday, July 20 GEoHGE IHoxAs, infan
| at half past twelve r N.
son Of James a. ard mar ., Harrison aged years.
The frncral vii take soe from Oh ska avenue VA
nionday) afternoon, at fo,o'clock
B,svIss-pp sznasy, Juiy ~, ssSA aAsVAss, yoEDge'
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Saxc. 4 &C.. In store. Oats hu0yant. ReesiPs-Ao
obs -four 5000 bushels wheat 900 do corn, 100 do
Shipmeuts-8Oo 0bls. -four, Is 900 bushels wheat
SSn. Corr r.-"'s declining SC on corn to Buns
"A ~ Az; =, sh.,rs ~ Ma York firm at IL per cent
To- SiehS s~N-s' w NO" -
premium. o.. II Z. ga.
sent Corn anes and Unchanged sales of 900 bushels
Indiana at 5sc Other sr..' quie. Canal fregets dull
and unchanged: on hjur zoe h eS, wbss, Canal
New York. lake imports-l0 500 D. ha,s eorn S~
ekPorts-lS 900 Uushels wheat, 800 BIZ '1'S '''A'
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observation-disclosures.

The United States steam sIoop Brooklyn, Captain Par
rnrut has been designated 10 convey the Chqu sur.
veyre pary the isthmus. She has been orc cred Tor
this purpose from Pensacola TO Norfolk from which latter
poT The party will embark early in August The follow
In uasped midshpmen have been ordered 10 BROOKLYN;
Passed y w. Bunce, A. r. Yates, John W. KELLEY and
Thomas y. Nils. and Mdshipmen Samuel b. Paddock,
and H. d. H. Marley.
The crew q the frisate Macedonian have been paid o
and discharged She n ordered out Of commission. The
dran 10 meet her pay roll was for S64 900.
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Prominent CITIZEN KILLED TIVE CENTRAL Rn-
poap--Jarncs Stewart, Esq, q well known and highly
esteemed citizen OF Amsterdam instantly killed On
Friday evening by train OF the Central Railroad
He va conversng with gentleman on the track OF the
road near his house when express train approaohef
and not observing In time, he was stricken down and
Killed The gentleman with him observed the approach
of the train lust In time ~ leap from the track Mr.
stewart vas man of wealth and high character, well
known as q railroad contractor and Agricultural. He wa
brother law OF John Tvedde, Of Albany, and bis sud.
Ia soy-et,its,
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Annual Exhibition of the Graduates OF
the Dyckman school.

On Thursday evening the annual exhibition OF the pu
pills Of the Dyckman School, the Kngsbridge road
held for the second occasion since the erection OF the
building crowded attendance Indicated the interest
which s felt In this particular public school, because IL
s desired 10 give II more scope and higher tone than Is
expected OF the ward schools elsewhere The scantnes
OF the population and the considerable distance
which the residences scattered mske II necessary
that something shall be provided In the neghborhood
which may AFFORD In building all the grades OF In
strucon, IL would be necessary for pupils 10 make
journey Of eight ten miles TO attend the high schools
in the city. The land on which the school building s
erected given for the purpose by Isaac Dyckman and
others OF the principal residents are in like man
ner contributing In various ways towards build
ing up It's facilities and character . hrst
class school for all grades Of pupils.
The exercises consisted OF the usual Rotations with
degree Of proficiency and elective tuiton which gave
great SATISFACTION OF the graduates Master William
hornron particularly distinguished himself for the best
Exclamation In number OF ght and spirited dialogues,
Masters g. Hays, Allen and nartc gave evidence OF nat
ural talent and tasteful culture number OF lads grad
uated this year and DOUBTLESS on Their way eewnere
10 Columbia, Yale or Harvard.
The school also comprises a department for girls. The
array Of these the stage and their performances
calty for accomplished and brilliant ladies' would not be
diminished when the future city Of Washington
Heights shall occupy the beautifully wooded ridges
which encompass this school The musical and eocu.
tonary proficiency Of the pupils highly appreciated,
Is II certainly very crcditable. The Misses Lilly
Allen Kate wet, NJ. Miller, :. Cummings, yeitch, John.
son. and others In various exercises well In regard
sona beauty made mos, interesting array for the occa-
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ted In the supplementary challenge nst expired On che
10th instant but Notwithstanding that fA his company
ready 70 meet the Columbus Guard In friendly con-
test for the military championship Thus the msssss
stands.
-""d'ne the propositions Of the chaienses, md
AIter Iv---. 'ors win, no doubt, be led 70 .he
their exceptions cuy vs~s~- ouid be placed in the
opinion that The Shos s.er military men, to be
bands Of dsn'esssssssh OOnpaaiss in Orss,
selec.0a :. ~ The Join, appT 70, ,h o. wv
upon.
zouAvE CO..
Accompany Is now forming N ~ York under the
guidance Of Colonel Le GAL Captain After Jury and Lieut.
COppinger They have had one preliminary meeting. A
second is 70 be held tomorrow evening" tho STATE Guard
Armory, No. 48l Broadway. AL who anxious 10 be-
come Zouaves should attend
COLoNELCY OF THE SECOND REGIMENT.
On Thursday evening Major Tompkins, Of the Seventy
first regiment was chosen Colonel OF the Second regiment
The selection considered 70 be exceedingly good
as the Major possesses both spirit and ability.