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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

A., onpos;tiou. There was barely quorum
in attendance at any time-the largest vote
during the day nsmbering not more than "
members. gu, Of the I52 Of which the body is
composed. About one.half have started for
their homes, apparently as much fatgued with
the duties OF the long session, as any of their
constituents can be. A very large number Of
Aep, and many of avery important character,
have received the sanction of the present Leg
islature. Time and the people are TO decide
how far those acts will advance or be deui.
mental TO the interests Of the Commonwealth.
Many good things, we have no doubt, have
been done, while others had better been left
undone. The Legislature adjourned, we pro.
pose TO refer to the prominent features Of this
long and important session.
HAVE WE A BOURBON THE last phase of
the Dauphn business is the appearance of
lady al New Orleans, who declares that she is
the person to whom Belanger made his dying
declaration in regard TO the Dauphln. She
states that she has trunk full OF documents
which set the matter entirely at resi-, and
prove the Rev. Mr.. Williams TO be the Dau-
phin without cavil.
Have we any paiience7 Very little more we
guess for this ridiculous affair. Ii the poor
devil of halfbreed Indian were, in truth, the
Bourbon, he would make capital specula-
ton by selling out his claim for even "mess
of pottage." His dirine right would stand q
door chance of recognition in this world.
CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-We
learn from the Stanton Spectator that Mr..
Charles B. Shaw, the distinguished engineer
who made the surveys for this road, has been
appointed chief engineer for the construction
of the work, and that having organised corps
of assistants, he will, in few weeks, be ac-
lively engaged upon the line. The Spectator
says:
"The Western terminus of the road has
been fixed at the mouth of Big Sandy River,
where it will connect with the railroads OF
Kentucky running direct towards Louisville,
and Nashville and Memphis, Tennessee, and
also direct TO New Orleans and Moble-and
| in short with the whole system of Western
| railway.
''The Eastern terminus is Fixed at a point on
| Jackson's River, between Clifton Forge and
| Covington. The requisite notice has also been
| given to the James River and Kanawha Com
| pany, that the CoyiDgton and Ohio Railroad
will clam the right of location along the
Greenbrier route" by the White Sulphur
| Springs, at the end Of six months from the
| date of the notice"
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NOR RENT Or sALE.-Tne sue

ENOR RENT OR SALE.-The subscriber is
IL authorised to rent or sell valuable Brick
Tenement, in an eligible situation, within five mi
nutes walk of the Banks. The house contains
eleven rooms; with gas throughout Upon the lot
is large kitchen, with other buildings, hydrant,
&c. Liberal time will be allowed 10 a purchaser.
An opportunity is thus furnished of making safe
and profitable investment. Apply to
ap3 w GODDIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

T 0ST-Yesterdsy, between the Old Market and
IL the American Hotel two Bonds for negro
hire, payable TO Lucy T. Bowles; one signed by
Collin a. Seary, Samuel Lottier and Lawrence
Lotier; the other by Jas. Fisher, Jr,, and James
Apperson--and Check signed by Lawrence Lot
her, fer S37 so. The inder will receive suita
bic reward by leaving them at this Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

ANOTHER YEr.-We learn that one of the rooms
at the Columbian Hstel was somewhat damaged
bv FIRE Yesterday
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@TEAIIER, p(If,AnIt'


..
This Oil is pure extract from Rape Seed; and
being perfectly free from gum, is proved TO be in
valuable in the manufacture of wooleus, and like
wise for lubricating machinery Ii is also very
superior Oil for burning purposes.
1t burns bea utifuily in any mechanical or ordna-
~ lamp, and with brilliancy. emitting no smoke or
smell, and does OF geal in the coolest weather
Il Is used extensively by the railroad companies
il England for signal lamps, and lubrcsting loco.
motives, and is now exclusively. used in all the
Light Houses thToug hout Great Britain and Ireland
as well as in great consumption among antilles; and
is ered for the first tim in this country, and
confidently recommended substitute tor any
use 10 which Sperm Oil is applied, and at greatly
reduced cost.
20 tierces Of the above OIL, for sale by
sp 9-5t DAVENPORT ALLEN e. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

FIRE AND DEATH.-A building owned by
MIR. E. c. Jones, in Charleston, was partially
burned on Tuesday night last. After the fire,
while the Vigilant Fire Company were at Ba
ker's Exchange getting refreshments, ]. A.
Dennis, member of the company, was pre-
ciptated from a second-story window by the
sliding of q sash, and instantly killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

II OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL AND PRACTl-
CAL-Office two doors from Main, On 18th street.
will furnish designs for every class Of buildings
in the different styles Of Architecture for town or
country, with the full size details. Specifications,
Contracts, tull Estimates and Agreements-and
will superntend buildings if desired in faithful
manner, to the interest of the proprietors. De-
signs prepared at short notice tor builders.
w. A. POWELL,
Architect and Civil Engineer.
Wanted.-A young man having good educa-
ton, who is willing to make himself useful in the
office, and TO acquire knowledge OF Architec
ture, can obtain situation by applying at my Of
fee Immediately. W.A.P.
ap S-it+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

MONROE WARD-Et has been long apparent that
this ward is too unweldy, and that the number OF
votes is too great to be polled at enc place re-
medy for this evil it was supposed would have
been applied before the present election; but as
it has not been it is TO be hoped that another
may not be permitted to pass by without the adop
ton Of such measures as required for public
convenience and for the equal distribution of rep
resentation in the Council.
There ought to be new ward (NGrshGu Eerd)
created out OF Monroe Ward; and Broad street, it
seems to US, would be an equitable boundary. Even
if the wards so created might not be just now as
large as they ought to be to make them equal with
the others, is very certain, from the very rapid
increase of that portion of the city, it will be very
little while until they will become even larger than
either of the other wards. The part of the city
included in Monroe Ward has not the representa-
tive weight at this time to which il is entitled.
tits needless to point to the many advantages OF
such change as this. They must be apparent to
every one.
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VJIRGINIA.-A Comprehensive Description
Y of Xirgin!a and the District of Columbia; con

VJIRGINIA.-A Comprehensive Description
V of Virginia and the District of Columbia; con
tanning copous collection OF Geographical, Sta
tistica Political, Commercial, Religious, Moral ard
Miscellaneous information, chiefly from iginal
sources by J. Marti1--to which is added History
OF Virginia from its first settlement to the year
754 with al abstract of the principal events from
that period 70 the independence of Virginia, by w
peterborough, formerly Librarian at the Uni
versity of Virginia and afterwards Judge of the
United States Court in Florida, 636 pages, vo
bound in strong sheep akin, 81 co.
The above will be sold in any quantity at w
RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery, l2l Main
street, Richmond. Copies sent by mail TO all who
remit the pic .. ape
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD BOEDS.-13
v Bonds, 500 each, of the Virginia Central Rail-
read secured by morte age, with Coupons attached
interest and principal payable in New York. For
sale by DAVID ANDERSON, JR.
Rn Q-lt+
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uOUk NJ WEST d BROTHER.
ID My Rome in Tasmania, or Nine Years in Aus.
,rala, by Mr. Meredith
English Soldier in United States Army, an AUTO
biography; received and for sale this day.
az q
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CONSUL TO RIo.-TAe Norfolk Argus states,
on the authority ola private letter, that Robert
G. Scott, Esq, has been appointed Consul TO
Rio.
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Mt SPRING sT0Ck.-I am Al
AaAA now in receipt of my soring stock OF xz%
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. l deem it
needless TO particulaIiZe; suffice it TO say That my
stock comprises all the new styles OF goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers OF all the
Northern cities, TO which invite the attention OF
purchasers, assuring them that no pains shaiI be
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
ap8 No 81 Man street.
NEW STORE, No. Al MAIN STREET.
" f. COL DSMIT would respectfully Intimate 10
the citizens of Richmond and The public in gen.
eral, that he has just returned rom the Northern
Markets with an entire new and fashion sbe stock
of Dry Goods which he intends Offering at low
prices as follows
Plain, coIorec and figured silks
Black Silks
Rich Berege De LANES
Handsome Bereges and Tissues
six Muslins for dresses
Dotted Swiss MusllEs, some very cheap
Swiss and Cambria Edglngs and lnser2ngs
bobbjn Edgings and lnserhngs
and a large variety Of other Goods, which viii be
sold very cheap az SIM
Al HEXTEK 81 SONS, respectfully in.
We form their friends and the public, that they
have removed from No 80 10 No &c. Main, where
they have on hand and daily receiving from
their mandatory in the North, a large and fash.
ionabe stock of Ready Made CIothing, cut
and made in the best ana latest styles, and viii sell
can be bought in any Of the Northern cities We
respectfully invite the public TO call and see for
themselves. Country Merchants would and it to
their interestio examine stock before purchas-
ing. Al HkXTER a. SONS,
No W Main street, one door below
ap Sim Purcell, Ladd g. Co, Druggists.
Two THE LADIEs.-Mrs kGBkET, Artist
Il In hair, &c, begs 10 inform the Ladies' OF
Richmond that she has Il moved from BROAD to
Fourth Street, between Grace and Franklin, where
she VIII continue duting the present month giving
instruction in every description OF Ornamental
HAIR WORK, suitable for Rings, Ear Rings, Brooch
es' Bracelets, Mementos, Devices, &c. This eie~
giant and Interesting art may be perfectly acquired
ia few lessons aud very mt derate terms. Aso,
beautiful style OF Modelling Wax Flowers, Fruits,
sc. Specimens may be seen daily.
Mrs. h is agent by appointment, for the sale OF
Dechaux's Unriya led Kaiydor, for besun!ying the
SKIN and entirely removing Freckles, sun Burn,
&c--a purely Vegetable CoInpou d. Ladies Vtsi'
ting the side the Springs viii tad this pre-
paration invaluable az o--6lS
MILL, PR AND CROss-CUF SAWS,
III OF warranted quality; supply received per
schr Haxall, aad for sale BY
c j sIkToN g. co,
sps . Sign OF the Circular Saw, Al Maiu st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

ADULTERATIoN OF GoLD.-Reference was
made in the foreign news by The Arctic TO dis
coveres Of gold adulteraton. The suhjoined
extract from the correspondence of the N. Y.
Commercial, throws more light upon the mat
ter:
ain the last accounts from Australia, it was
mentioned that system had become common
of adulterating the gold dust with grains OF
false metal, sent out from Birmingham. This
evil, which appears to have been carried on in
q wholesale manner, will be likely to check
the expectation of coin from this country for
the purchase of gold, since no one will feel
safe as to the character of the return he may
get. Among the last arrivals, considerable
portion of the metal, instead of being found, as
heretofore, to be worth "a Is per ounce, has
yielded only about E3 las. The discovery
has attracted much attention. The diggers
will pay dearly for the consequences, as the
disuust will cause good and bad metal to be
alike difficult Of general sale among the deal
ers in the colonies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

FREE BLACKS In the Board of Common
Council, OF Washington city, D. c., at its last
meeting, the following resolution, offered by
MIR. Davis, was adopted:
ReS0Ered, That the Committee on Police be
authorised and instructed TO inquire into the
expediency Of adopting such measures as will
prevent any further settlement of free colored
persons within the limits of this corporation"
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Elected

Elected.
DR. Snesd's msjority over S. D. Deueon 60; D
Merri.t's over L. w. G!szebeOk H.
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'gNHE subscriber has taken an flee in the store
l. room OF Mr.. Stephen B. Sweeney, on Cary
street, corner above H. w. Fry, Esq, where or
ders may be Lett by those in want OF the services
OF his teams A slate will oe found where order s
may be written. Call on Mr.. F L WaIthall
az 9-5r JACOB S. ATLEE.
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a. SHANGHAI EOWLS.-keceived by Elk
~ press, very superior lot Of the above Fowls,
which | will sell much below the usual market
price. Apply to, TH0S J STARKE
6po-6tF Gerry, between 18TH and 18TH sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

Sess. FOR PHILADELPHIA
sssusnkaas sail On Monday, the 18th inst, at four
O'CLOCK NJ
The Steamship VIRGINIA, Captain Teal, ia now
ready TO receive freagth and will sail as above.
For freight or passage, applyto
az ROBERT RANKIN
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n RANG ES.-l00 boxes in prime order, land
" ing ard tor sale by
ap9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
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- ROOM-.-50 dozen Brooms, just arrived
- and for sale by
ap9 JB STEGaL.
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4NO " 3HaIH stFctE, Uub uOuI DsIUW
ap Sim" Purcell, Ladd & Co, Druggists.
IHNO THE LADIEs.-Mrs EGBKET, ArIIst

MILL, Pr AND CROss-CUF SAWS,
III OF warranted quality; supply received per
schr Haxa aad for sale by
G J sIkT0N g. Co,
cps = Sign Of the Circular Saw, Al Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-09

C NANDtES.-"Mitchells" patent French Candles
" "Jackson's" superior Candles; for sale by
ap9 DAVENPORT. ALLEN d co.
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lust RECEIVED, one hundred and FIT
~ bbls flesh Virginia Lime; for sale by
ap 9-3t T JEFFERSON PEYTOE
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NEA, TEA.-5v chests OF Pouchong Tea, iugi
L arrived, and for sale by
ap9 STFGAL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

ST CHARLES { PHELPS W I ranord.n, inklc, vii.
and Chm Bsrna Williams, Miss Mary barrow
servant Miss Martha rhrr As Barrow, Willie Barrow Willie
Ratcfe, Stirling, String II Waliell, Wimbst, {
Palmer La, NJ Culton Fisher Lylo, DR. McKeiyey W
Nason, rhonsson o Peniletnu NJ q Dickinson,
g Bronson, Cian + Martin, Louisville
CITY,. W Smoet, Sham, England; Kendall NJ
Lea Compton, Ark; John l. MeCHuly O; W Faulkner
Geo MeCetand, W Stanle, II Skipyth Mrknesly, W II
Dillingham;, John McNea Meknee MeknselS, Palmer u
Campbell, Wlmbe, Pugh and lady, GlasSeook r J
johnson, 4 J Johnson, La
NERANDA. w Graham. Ky; seates MoLse; Stowe, s
Il0mhs Ohio c Hemingway, Ihos Kemp,
Hutchinson 6 Smith, Y Col Thos Reynolds " Couch,
Feathers lndy Nehola aud ant Mr. Radcliffe
Miss Ratclife, L I Ralssl, Ia
ARCADE i Ray Miss DR. Rias Leroy NorsMorthy
x Rease la rhos narrnholt Marauiy
layns, o. NJ Willis, " Horl Ark r DoIson Tenn S
Kildsl Pa.
ST LOUIS. Morgan MAY, England Eyreti and iv Boston
W Davis Gaines, Ky; 7 b Lee, n Russell Bishop,
Polk, A D itactc and lady, Tuleau, Evans Davis,
Ohio, Mrs Jolnson Miss Jones, II osgoc, y
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shing At tie American Mr James stay is giyiag I'm
go aeBeati1us the Adclrbi Mr and Mrs Baker sre
d aagng that establishment aud the Sau Ffauciaco
rhesiFp has recently heen tpor,d by 81 T. u B9o'n
lady and Cha rn1au family.
W Aavu d1,es from 0resen lo December 4 ibel IS
much ice running ia the Columbia river aud thu 7 3
Ocean kg' rDd brig HotglJn we've frozen in near t'
mouth rhe legislature Ia session, but wa q
uothiE Importance. f urssase Of the dover4itc
been voted ont Of the Legislature by majority u to
Yutes
our dates fron China are October g. and from ne
Sandwich Islands 10 December 4 The news Is not Of
.nMcl lnlnnrLancA thhueh IntereatIng
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amustmtnts rhis Evening.

eLAClDRs VARIETIES The drains Of tho CLARissA HAR
row, Dane, and the conieiy OF FAMILY JARS,
ST. CHARLES 1t, The vfsr,a ERlNs NY HOME
followed sugy sta phnchs gostude with CUSTOMS OF
THE COUNTRY
ARMOEH HAIL, Camp street. Nit PEIIN delivers !. t..
AERIAL NAVIGATION.
ST CHARLES STREET. n. Fishers &c 'ebraled
OF IhE BATTLE or NEw ORLEANS
AMERICAN 1ltEArsE-...kuNkEt.s NIGHTINGALE o EZRA
TRIO ~
DAN RlCES HIFP3nRoMF Charles street opposite Psrilo
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ST. CHARLEs Tas,rRE.-rhe house was well filled, and
Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams appeared in the drama
Of Erin Is my Home" and in Irish Assurance" Miss
Ksmble gave song, and MmlIe. yalee appeared in n
dance, All went of well, and the audience wire de-
lighted We did enough of the to be able
to speak justly Of its merits
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rHF SrEANp-Ar CoSrIAGRAuoN ~ ST. Lorls.-The st
Louis papers Of the ooh briugus full particulars Of the
burning of the steamer New England Brunette aud New
Lucy. which occurred at the leyee the afternoon Of
the laIh The first named boats belonged the Ee-
oku Pack Company Che estimated total loss Is 600
Of which 81 900 IL covered by insurance.
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hwoRtANr TRA'EurRs.-I was decided by one Of the
courts at Cincinnati last week that If passenger in
railroad purchases ticket but accidentally loses it
the company have right either to make him pay the
fare second time turn him Of the cars provided
he bring proofthat he actually paid the ticket
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

The clipper ship Empress Of the Sea, 600 tons was
launched at Boston few days since from the shp-yard
of Mr.. Donald Mckay, This ship was purchased by
Messrs. William Wilson 4 Sons OF baltimore, when but
partly built She will shortly to NewYork to load for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

LOLA MoNTrz--The Countess continues 70 draw good
houses at the Varieties and she is not losing any IN The
favor OF her audiences Remainder this her last wea
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7 tIi9Isl7 ny iEV 40 tA1N q
81 tbs Natianil Einf.



or os-Net.slsai H'nf'
I,oniz,,na Legislature
s.Ts, .R,rar. I,a,srv q
rn ,,ssel t,,nstsrripe the stho FUNDS into h Tre,
ss NOsn,ns slsS s,t b, s"e u : W tgp ]
pA7nv Ran, g,,uary ~ :,
svx.r.--The principal business in the senate to,as
was i'm passage of d resolution INTRODUCES by Mr. Knner
nstructfng the Finance Committee 20 report IN p,
,ass,c, If redocov tbs ev,sss !, ,,e si,t, .
81 sxcse ia reyspues a-I q devils. some .,sr,i
,ou,ts,,s system. AZ t.x,t,o,. -, nrona,,y
Ho5sr-lhe procedures IN M Hons were NJ mn, ,
40 importance
Legislative Proceedings.
B.1oN Rousr January =
But little is doing day in the Legislature Another
caucus SIS tobe held on the subject Of eeeng senator
Further by the Arctic.
Nr,,y,zv January .:
Fhe following itemn OF Europesn news are gathered
rom The n.rers brought bv the Aretia
r,,,n,a Eaa;ona4ions
- a.. I.-;.,.t,-, have SO
M. ,-aa - -, ss ..;,,.,
n. ors r. senator se.ps he va IN apIointsa a5
-,
- s,a,,,ss 70, h,s, ar,, p,,., ,i,,...
D. D. -'''.''
800 m tbe American shin La, p. ba. ,.n
passesssi o. tia i-lso "en p"' e1n
arrested AZ nav '0S Fi"s 9o'iF' P"uh'a''h5 IN ms
p'ssssy" rr4,,. ra.1.,.
y tepo.,sN '"ss a''o,s 'hNa'' ots't ',"u po'''"
''iiiu's'eisu W n9 Wv" 0'' '''' iSo'''iS S'"' IL
1iu p't''u M, rr,,,t.;a,, VIZ
-
h. , settsd nv, mo in.srro.it, NJ TIN Rpssia, f,
Il, M. ,i,la A,sa,, ,,oss,, Il ,r,.a,,, Nv, ~ g,.
s-ts.a1ats
Prussia.
scbvern has beon elected Precedent Of The Sacred
Chamber ~ rive do not know What tlis mean -Eps
Austria and Kossu,b.
I'D ~, tr,o,,. ,,,a fs.,r,l, .,.,,.,,
- ~. -, -. y, -
s-.u.a.,
Inc steler africa Nhen entering 'he hAfeor hfls'y
was r"h 'u'u ~ !" sup anu soile"""s ""ih'se'
congressional FfooeeohSs.
NAsn'SHroS, January q
Mr. Casss Monroe resolution came up again before the
Senate yesterday and Mr. Seward ma ie speech in reply
30 Mr. Cas- and Mr.. SoulG.
In the House the New York Mint hiliand the Deficiency
bill were discussed at some length without definite action
Ohio River Steamboats,.
PnrsT ssH January =
rue 'eris sun a'ng slowly WHO oae iee' SIX lhehes
water IN the channel The Mononssa river i closed
s'oats lying up. - -
80, ''e'' w ''aU''s -
" a.
Ao''sy'lE' January u
Inc iol'oWlns seeainooats pave arrived rom new VI
teams tne =. laihhonui 'he Alex SOFT 'he Moffstu
ana the United states aud the Eiza ana the Mary
Hunt have departed for the same port
Congressional Proce edings.
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DAN Ricrs MusEuMThis place Of amusement is get
ting 70 be he fashionable resort Of the town Go ana
II, l07 81. Charles street
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are indebted to the clerk Of the fine steamer Belle
Key for fss of Louisville papers The Belle leaves
LouisviIs again tomorrow
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The BALlooN.-We are informed by Philosopher Gals
ford that the Balloon, inflated to the utmost extent with
choice matter, will appear Tomorrow
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Congressional Proceedings.
MIR. Buchanan

WAsIUSUroN, January q.
The democrats here both Of the North and the south
delighted with report now current that General
Pierce has offered the state department to the Hon
James buchanan
Ohio River-Ice.
PI1rssCReU. January y. r, NJ.
There three feet uches water in the channel
Both rivers closed with ice
CINcISNAtii January y, ,, NJ
The river is full Of floating ice nd stationary
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qsas> FoR JCpGE OF THE Firth DISTRICT CouRr.
We authorized EDWARD D. RAND as candidate for
Ne JuDGESur q sy FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of Nyw Or
leans. i.n.4 ii
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lJ gss- Camp Street. un :
IL DAILY RECEIVING AT
MILLER, HARRIS & WALD0S

HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
fresh additions III liz large uul varied sio,k is "a m 4 n
81
GLASS WARE, CHINA AND QUEENS wARE
BIRMINGHAM WARE, BOHEMIAN WARE
WOODEN WARE, WILLOW WARE,
HOUSEKEEPING HARD WARE ENA 2fELLEp WARE
HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND JAPANNa.D WARE
BRITANNIA AND PLANIsftED WARE
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE.
RICH CHINA VASES AN BOHEMIA GLASS WARE
PAfLOR AND HALL LAMPS AND elRuNpOiEs
FINE TABLE CUTLERY,
RICH TEA TRAYS AND WAITERS--lN SITS or SINGLE
FEATHER BUSTERS, BRUSHES OF ALE KINDS.
WHITE, CHECK And COCOA MATftyo rOoR MATS
PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW CORNfrES
TURKEY REDS, YELYETs AND I.sllFs
CURTAIN nAAIASFS Cotton and W 1rs.i And St u ,5,t
GIAlPS, PRINCES CORDS ANDTAsSLlS
CURTAIN BANDS AND CURTAIN Ptye
ALSO cossrsN r1r Azri...
SPIRIT GAS OR BURNING FLUlD
SPtRM LARD AND WHALE OIL
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

2s~FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT CuuRT.
We Authorised ROBERT NJ kEARNEY as eand-
late for The JrpGEsHlP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT New
Orleans jan94 Il