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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
MISERABLE PROPERTY for SALE. az

DMORRISTOwN NEw-JERSEY A handsome aad
- ps,a.s n 80 The house feet 'front.' 3 feet deep,
spd fhrre sore sh with root 1t contAus ane rooms
Asees baseueu kitoheu, bed room and eenAi IN ~
mound OF l.r.er and same depth, All 0i oppo.se,
ofsrnilar size can purchased Il waited TIE bald ns
trd. ,bt 20 feet frO the street ard the ground n ont
/. adoned Win vAristy Of beautiful shade rees u Is cal
MATED fr private r-sid nce-but with some sdfin0aS
uoud be well suited for boa-ingh ne BplscofI
Cbnrb = in course OF e e0n go or 80 feet from r. Ths
trur.rfv 10 offered chesrprice So COO Ii not sold BY tie
ASb az Apr il Will Be to let for yea. or during the
In which zee most Of the furniture in the house
rod \. rented Mors.oWn Of the pessan;est VII
49, ia and has long been noted tor 10 healthy
LEGATION and good schools IL very accessible to New
YorE Seyerl trains OF cas- leaving and returning dsy,
nd n short tine wlll Be within hour and quarters
ri6e Ct For further information sPpiy 70 EDWARD r.
BEACH, No. Sc Liberty 81, New-iork-
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EOR SALE.-A House and Lot, No 1873
Wet jth-st. House 3 by 50 feet three story base
ent and under cellar brown front. Crobon water
West 5ort 81.
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THO LET-From the LIST of May next, tbs.
fine Store No 81 BeekmAn st. second story. - BY o9
feet lighted BeeEnsn- Cold and Am sts no occupied
qurins rood sh A- the third story either q, to<sther
or IN separate Roos for light psrPo.ss OF
he int door or Of c. A ALyoRD. No p Gsa-st
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MIR. BOURGONNIER h.s the honO, .. !.
Miss DwIGHT's SCHOOL Of DESIGN
NETWORK NORMAL MUSICAL IyyTL

Ava No. S9 Broadway, where tie bot o. iasraoa,s
VIII DC sven IN the OF Drs~,n ard Pxaas rusn.
- tor twenty lesoaA Payments advanced
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DIANO FORTES-R. GLENN * Co: -

il remove on the Era Of May, their Pisso fSss "a
lactosy and Wue-Room from No. es Fs,oa
Sprnz q, two doors east o. Brosdwsy
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II On SALE-A tract OF Land containing Is
acres, IN FA,bu.h. Bogouzh, AID lying on the Brook
Ign and Corey slsbd Plank rad and within two rni, AZ
the City Hall BroOkvn- For further particular, addrss
II. JOHNSON, Proprietor Of U. s. Hotel Ne~-York
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EOR SALE-A small rear House on the lot
i M 50 ForsythHt to be immediately taken do vn.
INQUIRE premises between and 10 O'cock A M,
OF t. d. MANSFIELD No. 2 Markets.
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Providence. RI. March q, 1853.

ITO BUSINESS MEN-For sale, an I'M
proved portable machine for Gear Cuttins sdated 70
the use Of Gachnias and ali Mechanics requiring Cut
Gear Will be .old cheap. For particulars apply attne
Machine shop 1Otb..t near Avenue D. for Mr. Mem
ITO DRUGGISTS.-Any party having Drug rug
Store which they wish 70 dispose OF on reas2ps9e
,eyms NAV ind purchaser by addressing j. D. No DO
Broadway OF No 80 West 2lst-ss
w ANTED A Partner, with S2OO0 or
w $500 in a manufacturing business IN tins ety. IL
will pay large percentage the above amount Adofes
g., Tribune Office stating when and wnele an ibVS'
view may be had. Full security given
$4,000 .i.S.s s1le 9,Sn. D%s"s's ss
YEARLY Small capital required. Address p L. ID Tribune
Office.
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obstruction.

A GENTLEMAN who has seen the best re-
"A ruts OF bis method II teaching Is DESTROYS Of giving
lessons the German Latin and Greek languages 20 young
a6ss and also young gentlemen preparing for college
He hOpes make his both Instructive and interest
sg BY reading with his pupils the best authors and giving
sutheurc interpretations their works Besr references
10 abilities be given. Address NJ. o. TnbuLs Odce.
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EOR SALE-Property known as No. II, %
Il and IS Jacobst; No. % being the corner has a
of a. feet Frankfort and 2 feet Jacobt viii
e sold cheap and made easy to close estate APP
ply 10 JAMES CARR. No. SS5 Broomest.
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EOR SALE-On favorable terms beaut

FOR SALE-On favorable terms, beauti-
Of l5sth with sb and hall acres Of ground En-
Try ls Msy. Also Cottages for sale on lOhsv and on
l5-thst- lots and rver stes lSh, l56th 18th and
l5Sth-sts.
To Let-The corner store lothsy and l52th-s, hls
been usd grocery store for the last 10 months euy
immediately An openlus for industrious gardener with
capital Apply 10 DENNIS HARRIS. New Congress
Steam Sugar Refinery, l5sth 81 ashngtOn Hshts New
York
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Real estate for Sale.

A RIVERSIDE COUNTRY SEAT for
n SALE-In Burlington, New JeIsey with i've or ten
acrts OF Land very large Mansion House Barn and s
requisite out buildings shade and fruit trees good wstt,
manding fine view OF the ryer, Brso, burlington
City and surroundu country being desirable location for
either Private Residence School or Frst Class Boarding
House Terms very mmodaing 20 the purchaser Pos
session on the first Of April Apply 10 =. WOOLhAN,
burlington, or to j. PALMER, j. SON. No "a Walnut
Philadelphia the subscriber, Norrstown Pennsyi
vtIia- lSAAC. hObEkIS.
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lT PRIVATE sALE-The 2-story and

1 ThINAIE NALL.-I Ne --sIUTF and
~ basement frame House and Lot Of ground situated
the north Of 57thst Us Of the l0;h-syze
Of House s BY 50 feet On ths Of the Lot there
frame stable table for five hOrss The buildings al
rev. the Lot is 3 BY IS feet inches IN depth. For
prioe terms add further particulars sprly 70
A j BLEECkER. Aaet.unae.. so. B-elA-.t.
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NIORRISANIA.-For Sale. neat double

MORRISANIA-FOr Sale, a neat double
WI CotisseHouse with hreequarte OF an scrs OF land
lard out with and subbey situated on high ground
overlooking the surrounding country within three mnuts
wall of the Depot Price $500 part OF which can remain
ir1u,rr of JAMES L. PARSHALL, At Merissna or At
No s. Chery.t between the hours of 10 and u ococA
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-The subscriber.
after many years experience, still continues 10 devote
his sme to the Collection Of Rents Sc IN all parts OF the
CITY on most favorable erms Undoubed reference gwen
wy r. FISHER, No. fT9 Essex-st
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BOARD and UNFURNISHED ROOMS

- WANTED-For d Gentleman and Wife. A second
os third front room with bedroom and closet ad on-
ms in house with the modern improvements. Location
between ls and l4thsts of Broadway. Possession
desired between the let and 10th Of May The best OF RET
eTences given and required Address, with number ST
NICHOLAS Tribune Office
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IL Ok SAI4E or % JEI-A arm, Three miles
L from HohOken Ferry the Bergen Turnpike, which
be Reconstructed into rsclsss Pank-rosd On
II Is large Family Mansion and Cottages with suitable
grounds attached and will be disposed Of separately
ge her parties Offer giving excellent opportunity
10 those who desl Of sumner location IN the
ny Also for sale, 80 acres miles from the Jersey
City ard Hoboken Ferries on the Paterson aud NewYoh
ank road. For further information inquire Of
d. VAN WAGENEN No. q Wsterst
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COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE CHEAP

neat and coed House and large Lot 80 feet MOusst,
by rs the superior well 81 the back door,
and cstern containing SEQ gallons Of water The gar
den contains young ffuit trees The place Is high
ground sud would do well for SINAI! family doing business
in New York. WILLIAM YATES Ehzabethtowu.
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EOR SALE-Two adioining Lois. eNch boo

II. UT CNIE-I WI dIJUIHIIIg IUIS, tNICH IUV
Il feet square in the village of Onyile, Westches,er
County and within five minutes walk Of the railroad de-
pot at Williams BndSe. The location very silubrous,
the land Of excellent quality and IS altogether desir
ALE situation any be obtained within short dis
lance from the city VIII be sold il required in lots OF 80
by 100 feet altogether Terms accommodating. Apply
10 W. A. HARDENBROOK No 81 Walled
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DOR SALE or TO LET-A large and con.

IL Uh NALE-A IUUHIrl Residence OF sIXrV-
eight acres exeelenuy srasted zoe hour. ride rom
he city either BY rarosd pnkroad now bding 70 Be
tnished by lst July. The ground rood state Of cult
vsIol With variety OF choice rt zee. rssobe.
re- stEswbrues &c GOOD twostory House aaa lsrZe
kitchen attached 70 Il with spring aud cistern water IN
sde Of u Out houses eoHp-sts; ke. Apply D
JOHN DAVIDSON, cor. Of bndge md Rn.i..ts Ny
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

4 GENTLEMAN and his Wife can be ac-
IA eommodaed with Board from the st OF olay nexI, "a
room and bedroom il offered UDexcepnonabe references
siven and required. Apply Immediately at No. Ao west
lsth-st near 3;h-av.
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Old Dominion, that fhe practices complained OF
were common to all the Banks
Mr. MAYO, Ia reply to iuterro-atorics, explained
ne action OF the committee Ton leave OF the house
It being out of ordef) lie stated that the cofn-
nlHee had postponed the matter TO the 9Th January
70 obtain information TO the dsages of the STATE
Banks
Mr.. WALLACE moved that the resolution be laid
apon the table, which motion prevailed-Ayes II,
Noes CO
Committees made reports:
The Eugrossed Bill authCrisiur tire payment of
the interest the guaranteed bonds of the Chesa-
peake ami Chic Canal Company was taken up on
motion OF Mr.. WALLACE, read third time and
passsd-Ayes 133, Noes3
Resolutions were offered, adopted and appro-
dria,ely referred They were nearly all Of e
local character. The following was tee most i'm
portant;
On motion Of Mr.. LEE Resol5cd, that no bill for
Internal Improvement originating in the Senate
this House, whether asking an appropriation or
not, shall proceed further than to lis second read
Ing, until the second Monday in January.
short conversational debate occurred, ii which
Nessrs Lee, Patrick, Anderson and Taylor, of
Loudoun, took part-the speakers sii acquiesc-
Ing IN the resolution, whilh agreed to Without
division.
Petitions were presented and referred:-Anong
them, two by Mr.. HEWITT, of citizens OF Hancock
county, for the passage OF law similar to the
Maine Liquor Law, to prohibit the manufacture
and sale OF ardent spirits
On motion Of Mr. NOTTINGHAM, the House ad-
journed.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
WEDNESDAY, Dec. u,

WEDNESDAY,, Dec. Il, l SJJ.
4 communication from the Senate announced
tn passage OF resolution for the app0iaimeu; Of
a ioint committee 70 examine the books and pro-
ceeiings OF the Bank OF tie Old Dominion at Ale x
andria.
The question was upon agreeing to tue resolu-
ton.
from which it appeared thar ae director ot
the Bank of he OLD Dominion, charged il the me-
mortal of Mr.. Green with having borrowed more
money from the Bank than he was allowed under
the ecLarter He denied that he had borrowed more
than the sum allowed: 5000 He stated that he
had given notes TO persons Ter produce ne had
bought, and that some of those were discounted
by he Bank for the holders, not for him or al his
instance This be considered no violation OF the
charter. He had also become purchaser OF a
piece of real estate troaH the Bank, and the Bank
u settle its annual account had discounted his note
placed the money 70 the credit OF real estate and
held the properly as seca4iIy. He cou not re-
gard this either as violation OF the charter. It
was, however. a matter now before the House and
lie lett il tor the House to decide.
Mr. BRCwNE, of hIng George and Stafford, en-
behalf OF Mr.. Green, dlsclaned any personal hos
tility to Mr. MCKENZIE, and declared that he was
alone actuated by a sen OF duly TO tie public,
wiki regard 10 public institution which he cen.
cider, as having violated its charter
Upon The question OF agreeing 10 the Senate's re
solution, long debate eusued in which Messre
CARTER, OF tauquIer, STABLES, OF Patrick, Wal
LACE and PATRICK opposed, and Messrs. kENPER
and WHITE sustained the pr0priety OF concurTing
with the Senate Against the resolution, il was
conrended thar the subject was now before a com
mittee of the House, aud that il was due TO the
House that 1t should await the report OF that com.
mtee before acting with the 5enate-that the facts
alleged by one party was confessed by the ether,
and that there no information to be obtained ia
Alexandria that was not in possession ofthe House.
On the other hand IL eonrenied that the Of
fences charged were grave and seri yus and ought
10 BE- fully nvestigated-especialiy at this time,
when several Bank charters were about to expire,
and was alleged Ia defence OF the Bank OF the
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MELAScEoLy AFPAIR--On the night OF the e.h
i2s-, Mr. Francis Duncan, a respectable young
gentleman Of New Orleans, entered the third dis
trict wstoh,aouse of that city for protection from
heavy storm which was prevailing, he being some
what under the influence OF liquor at the time.
lie WAS locked up il a cell the window Of which
vas open, while there was not even blanket to
afford him warmth. When found the next dav, be
was in q torpid condiion his nervous system entire
ly pros:rated, and he died some hours afterwards
The Coroners Jury found verdict tha! ne died
from exposure to cold. Some OF the police cfFicers
were subsequently taken into custody on the
charge OF criminal negleeot, and thereby causing
the death Of Duncan.
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RIG Il " Nd, VA
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER q, lg5
SPIRIT OF TIE PRESS

The Pearg Post Of yesterday contains an able
criticism CT "Sir Hudson loves papers" The OBJ
ject OF the editor OF these paper- from the begin
n;ng to the ending says the Post, seems to be to
render Napoleon as odious as he possssly can.
and 10 represent Sir Hudson Lowe az an abused
and persecUted man, whose wfctched misfortune
IN being compelled TO keep guard over the captive
Emperor, at salary Of $1,000 sterling per an.
ausa, be calls upon all feeling men to dep!ore.
Tie Nai.urses the parties interested in the bill
relative e. quack medicines, which Is to be discuss
ed IN the Legislature OF Virginia, to use Pair
Play Let both sides OF the question be heard
The ERguirer has some remarks upon the sug-
ses.ion Of the Governor of Alabama, that law be
enacted to prevent the separation Of husband from
wife, and parent from children, in the sale Of
slaves. The Enquire regards the recommenda-
tor as uuwise and impoltic Il implies the preva-
lence of evil which does not exist to any extent
and thus does injustice the moral sentiment Of
the siaveholding community. The proper remedy
:1r this for every other evil Incl lent to the CON
dieon OF slavery, Is not 10 be found in compulsory
legilati0n, but in the voluntary action Of an en-
lishtencd public sentiment
The Vi4g calls upon the Legislature to take
some action with regard to the distribution of the
public lands. While Virginia legislators have
been debating the question from one years end to
another, quiJbling over Constitutional points, and
conscientious scrup!es other States have been di
viiing thep public lands among themselves by the
Wholesale. If this system is TO be pursued much
longer, i Is very apparent tha: land distribution
will be eventually effected, to all practicable pur-
poses but without giving the State CT Virginia
any portion at al.
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Al InE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SrrE, d IA ~

AMERICAN HOTEL-W London, Q III
Word, Richmond; IrylGg. Lyuchburg; Il 2 FddinE,
\ =" httehesd, 81 McCuiioch, D Il Tenueut, Peters
burg {. u ID cknaa, Hartford, C.nu;J " a Baker q
Ii Murphy, n C; J W Beebee, buckin cham; Hobb.
ana lady, Cheslel lieid; IL q BIaczman, Heurico; D
TbJUpsHn. suisse y; RI 4 Smith Aulhefat; T. Collins
Saiisbcryi \ y hia.ba!l, @ytke; G Wilcox, Bait; W
ArAstToug, PhIia; l. Copeland, Pendlston; w Bir-
ME and LADY. Spri9 gHeiG; Egghes, Z Randolph
Heiif-G' 4 w DT0oaax. Va.
CITY HOTEL.-C Curtis " II Ware. T. Gayle.
Yosk; " x daaklHz, Sarryi & \ Hinanck w Win
fres, w MorTisetE, Chesterfield; 3 JenAias South.
ampConi 1 LiPscoEIt, G { Watd!L, 4 w Caves,
Snowden. ta; C Mo.5y, Powhatan; L 3 Sands,
Rockville; D l. Moody, Texas; w Ii Dur.nd, \; a
Mann, steamer Jamestown.
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-W Broctenbzengh,
Hanover; { GFeeHwsY, Abingdon; T W GsoeIoe,
Baltimore; d Chambers, High Bridgs; hss
Roach, Charlotte; ID uooch. Louisa c HI Judge
" Tyler, Warreutou; L O Peschy. Williamsburg
Harrison and lady, Va; G Cornwsli, fhiIi ~ ~, y
Il bEanerd, n YORK john Steel, AjbeHar.e; :" n n
Gee, Prince George; George MygstE New rorsi , =
fs!beses, Geo Tyrer, n hsati ata AHioSEs; a CAs4'
burg; Parscn, Cleveland; Hm % oaa.aS ga 4
anDton; Maj Prince, q A; q ooa; ~" f9fA;
Fitzgerald, Harvard UnyeFsaLy; w c.. ala,l-I'
Wsshinstepi Dr. Archer: Texas onses 1futnp. ZIP
Halifax; p b Baker, Al seidsn aaa servant, hi!ss
aelien, Hanover; w 9all9ugs ana isoy' boston,
w hoIbrook aod lady ~. = G1avss an,son
Gnupen Phil; 4 MeCahsisy, sogsh Safohns, ,
We.htsy, Va; Miss E Pointers, n u Pierce,
Heudren, New keut
coLUMBIAN HoTEL.-w c Scott M NJ GTegory,
Po~haan Whsessss 6.sssaa unveG,ix e95lsI oI
" 49, ss,is Stnuuion; W Steaett New YoEt
Gsraad BaI.h; y qgss, 5srsea s,ss pa. .,.s; i
pfasn s.siaa aa iiay 5yisss Col W Web-;er Mosa5,
4 s;iIes. ameIia; ] II jennings, w Jooes. A 4
Sow lSes, Fowlses, Nostoway; Capt T Aiiler,
chesrer6rla; n Read, Richmond; Wm Johoss0u,
Sasrsts; q " Tucker, Ha!iiax; Curtis, N York; 5
Wi7<s r.on, Chester dsl6; NJ aayc, Goochauc; "
ol5. ar, Powhatsn; 4 pFtde, T A Pride. Ameisi
aaIris: w Fora. Goeehiaad; A Walton, Bucl.
,ugaarr; w IL Ft-shtnen. Lyachherg; g Putnam,
A Goli, BGes ghgm; c Laastord, Roanoke; d A
va thal Amsl.a; John & Watkits, u G GathEigAt
GoochisBd; w CiernAna Flnysnna.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


ut'4A'D NoNChhr OF SACRED MUsTC. .--We
Of the Sacred Music soriet - - L is aaVett4s.-
paper It viii be seen that the proceed. fe"T
coneeft are 90 De sppisd to most holy puIpase-
son. every one who can nfiora 4 ,ho51 - '. t tee
la what other method can the SANE r-,,o. ts @ -
neg pe proftably Invested -. ~ - ~
iE one that must touch the quick Of evr~~ -. ~
cause Il TO vibrate more freely at the tbapsht
b7 the expenditure Of snail sum- the bnfs1a, - =
starving creature has been aPpeasec. But snar+ g.
the great object for which this entertsinrna.+ =
given, the music itself viii more than repav tha
pendltuTe required Let all, then, procure ticket.
aud be at the First Baptist Church next Saturdar
night to participate in the uIasicsl feast theT
20 be served up.
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LEIGH STREET BAprIsr CHURcH-Tbj.

~ NEIL Lar aS Vi MS
ness and handsome hsuss of worship, eoruer OF
Leigh and 18th streets, Church Hl is SO near com
plete1, thar the CATION for whom il ia design
ca VIII hold their hFs- meeting in its basement,
SABBATH morning next, at which time the Pastor
rev Ar FORD, will preach the opening sermon On
Lne same afternoon, the Rev. DR. Jetsr will address
II aGAence at the same place; and night the Rev
DF. Howell will hold service. ARRANGEMENTS will
os made on Monday next for the regular meeting o.
IAe Saoeath School Connected with this Church, ana
On The hrsI Sunday in January the School will he
orse1Zsd- W. 90 not know d handsomer church OF
It's SIZE, than the one to which we have alluded nor
adapted 10 a Sabbath School
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UNION CHApEL-The Methodist conoro

A'' AN @'NCbLOdASS SOugIt-
s1ien, WefshlPPlHg at Astury Chapel, have resolved
on building large and weiIarranSed Church. some
Where In the neishborhood of the Chapel that build
ing eens entirely too small accommodate the large
aad rapidly increasing population around it, who
world become regular attendants at Divine yor.hin
the present ediace afforded than room TO Go go
several enterprsing gentlemen have taken the mat
Ter IN hand and with the aid OF the ladies' are rs-
scivsd to procure the necessary means TO carry out
tGeir deszns Persons in the city who are friendly
disposed to the preaching of the gospel and the
spread OF the Methodist doctrine, should hand in
their names at once for whatever amounts thew az
teei able AID willing to contribute
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THE LATE FIRE.-In addition to the particulars
given by Us in yesterdays issue, relative 70 the
burning of the tobacco factory OF Msssrs. Sturdi.
want &. Haley, we have cleaned the following: The
building, which was owned by Mr. Benz. P. Harr
son OF cur city, was insured fer the amount OF
$500, which is considered nearly is value
dessrs surdival & Haley, who had very recent
ly commenced business, lose an equivaientto 10 5000
which however Is nearly covered ty insurance
Mr. UTiah Wells llss estimated AT 500 occasion
ed by the burning OF pile oftimber, damage done to
a raIrand car and fencing, and sli -ht injury
tained by t.e exterior Of his new work shop.-Pe-
ters5urg E1prsss.
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ANEW PAPER.-A newspaper, called the Floyd
Tataige encer' has been established at Floyd Court
House, Va, by Lane & Shields. Nh Henry Lane,
The editor, announces in his saluaory that the pa
per WILDE chiefly dcva:ed to the dissemination OF
Whig principles. Mr. J. c. Shields, the junior
proprietor is we'll known from his long connection
viii the Lynchhurg Vi-giniar; and if the energy
which has always Characterized his course in the
cement OF that journal be infused into ta In
5aliseGcer there Is no doubt Of ies success.
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TIE Mitchell banquet took place esthe Broadway
theatre New York, Monday evening Some ak
hundred people sat down to dinner, and the
boxes were filed with many ladies. Charles
O'Conor, Esq, presided, and speeches were made
hy Hessrs. Michel, Meagher, ,UGor1nan and SmytL
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Madame Jenny Lind GoIdschmidt appeared in
concert at Dresden, on the 26-h ult, for tue first
time tor many months. One otherpieces, the Cra-
die song of Tauber, was encored The critic of the
National Zeituug says that her voice has lost much
especially the middle notes and s no longer what
!. once vas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-22

THE INCOMING YEAK--We take the following
paragraph from the Victoria (Texas) Adr0ca,e. It
may interest some Of our readers:
1he following facts in relation to the year 1854,
were pointed cut the other day by clerical friend
of ours. The year begins AMI ends on Sabbath
There are five months in the year tina: contain FIVE
Sabbatas, and there are fty-three Sabbsths il the
year. Such coincidence, he believes, will net oc-
cur again for twenty ght years"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-22
THEArRE.-The bin for TO. night is really

capital one, and should draw crowded house. The
PiscsI selected for the occasion are the drama of
;1Ai Sht1srs is not Goid, IN which Mrs. Ward and
Messrs. Taylor Griiths Bouiface and Lewis annsaT.
and Glance at New YORK." Sam ryan sustaiuiu 2
the notec character of Nose" Mrs. Place that OF
L'Ae' ana Lewis that of "Dutchy." Added TO
these the tavorse Miss Iucs will sing capital SOM
and me Misses P2rtluston dance Pas de- Dsux-
SAFELY such attractions are worth seeing