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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT ACciDENT-FoRTY
FIVE LIVES LOST.

The steamer Caroline, running between Louis
vile and Memphis, was burnt ON Sunday, the 9'd
ns, near the mouth of White river and the most
,.rria part of the calamity is, that forty five of
those on board either persisted in the flames or
were drowned. The fire caught between decks and
spread rapidly among the freight Indeed it was
with difficulty tia, any escaped.
As soon AS the fire was discovered, the pilot en-
;ayor,4l 10 run her ashore. Fifteen persons seized
,i, vawl and attempted TO reach the shore on; the
boat sunk and all perished Capt: Ire,Sh' th
;,,,,,,c3 in the river aud was drowned. John Trace
the pilot. persisted atthe wheel.
The beat was burned to the waters edge ana
fhrn slirpcd of the bank and sunk. Oniy two cabin
,assensers were lost The remainder OF tue VIC
Una were the boats hands and deck passengers
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IMp0RTANT RENOLNTION IN MEXICO.

IMPOBTANT REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
NEW YORK, March Itth-Adviccs from Acapul-
co, by late California arrivals, state that revo!u-
ton had broken out in that section OF Mexico. The
people had taken arms under Gen. Alvarez and
declared themselves independent. skirnish had
taken place at Chilpantsngo, where Santa Anna
has 1000 troops At Acapulco the conlmandaut
and o'her influential citizens were in custody, or
had fled. A fort was in the hands OF the Alvarez
party Santa Anna had despatched large force
towards Acapulco where Alvarez was prepared 10
meet them. An engagement was daily expected
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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
ONE MILLION MORE IN GOLD.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The steamer Star OF the
West arrived at midnight bringing lo0 passengers,
and 100000 in gold on freight.
Among the c0nsignees are Dunan & Sherman
$500, 100: American Exchange BanlS 100000.
Adams n Co. $4,000; Wells and Fargo 100000.
Among the passengers is Henry Beelan, Score
tary of Legation of Central America. with des-
nutchen lur Mashin ton
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JUDGE BRoNsoN,s POSITION.

NEW YORK, March l4.--Judee Bronson denies
the report that he is against the Nebraska BILL and
endorses the measure.
This is very remarkable. Judge Bronson is Ell
t.er against the Nebraska Bill, or his remarks as
published in the New York Evening Post misrepre.
sent him in toto. We hope he Is far the bill, but
cantheIp thinking there's mistake somewhere
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HARTFORD, Monday, March "a serious accl
dent occurred on the NewLondon and Palmer Rail
road this afternoon A passenger-car. attached 10
It freight train going from New-London to Will
mantle when near North Wiudham, was thrown
from the track and down embankment. turning
uy"r in its course and lodging on a stump, which
driven through the car. There were 10 pas
s"ngcrs in the car, IL of whom were more or less
niured. Rev. Mr.. Iilden, OF WilIinantic, was a
S0Ul deal hurt.
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THE ERIE DIFFICULTY.

HARRIsoNBunG, March l5-ltis believed that the
difficulties of Erie have been settled by the action
o. the Pennsylvania Legislature, by allowing the
Aehtabula aud Cleveland Company to construct a
road from some point west OF Erie to connect with
the Sudbury road
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DISPATCHES FROM CUBA,

WASHINGTON. March H. The Cuban authorities
i'll tncr dispatches to our government, regret hay
inc seized the steamer Black Warrior. The Exec
utive il is thought, will settle the matter without
the Interference OF Congress. No message is *
pected rom the President on the subject to-day
The Treasury Drafts last week were $4,000.
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THE BLACK WARRIOR DIFFICULTY

WASHINGTON March lit is now well under
stood here that the Cuban authorities have mad e
The most ample apology TO our government Tor the
uniusliiiabe detention Of the Black Warrior, and
have offered to pay all damages FOR loss OF time, lille
cal seizure OF cargo, &c. The President will,
therefore in all probability settle the difficulty with
lut laying the matter before Congress.
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NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON RIVER

RoNDoUr, March 13--Tho steamer Norwich
rived here at . o'clock this morning, from New
York. The captain reports the river nearly free
from ice from New York to Poughkeepsie, and
from roughkeepsC TO this place the ice is moving
d,wn the river fast. Active preparations are going
Oh here tor rcsumng navigation.
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pICHMOND Is AN EASY ROAD TO

RlCHMOND IS AN EASY ROAD TO
~ TRAVEL
Ui all the songs that are out while I'm about
On JofdoD, there's deal of appaudin',
For Richmond does excel at least so they tell
the hard roads the other side Of Jordon.
cor here 10 this city, living you can get,
From big drum down TO an accordion,
Just show me the one " ho would wish to run
On the hard road, the other side OF Jordon.
Good mech mics have of every grade,
And the w Arlington Monument show s cordin'
They cannot lind a man. that can lay down such a
plan,
As Washin gton did this side of Jordon
While you are out and wish to buy Clock
Or pairing of any kind, sccordin',
Go 10 BILL BAR-THo-Lo-MEW's, who will 90
Just cheap A the other side of Jordon.
WIN. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
ma I6 Goyernnr street
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BosT0N, March l4.--There il much exhileration
among a portion OF our citizens to-day caused by
the decision OF the Supreme Court against the con
stulionality Of portion of the liquor law. A sa-
Lutte Of Boo guns has been fred on the common to-
day
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

Il GALL OE
~ ESTATE ON VALLEY STREET BY virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
mond, pronounced on the 2lst day of February 1854
in a suit in chancery entitled "Hyde's guardian u.s.
Hyde and Others" the undersigned will proceed on
FRIDAY the 18th day of March, 1854, at 4! O'clock
T. M. upon the premises, TO sell at public auction
certain lot of GROUND in Adams Valley, near Car
ringtons mill WHICH is part of lot formerly owned
by Walter Potter, deed, and which was iotted to
Lucretia Hopkins and Lucy Ann HYDE by decree of
partition of the Hastings Court of Richmond, pro-
nounced on the 10th March, 1914, and is bounded as
follows: Beginning on Valley street. at the Southern
corner of said lot owned by Potter, running thence
North with said street 81 feet thence right angles
with said street Westwardy Il2 feet, thence in d.
recon between South and West in a straight line 81
feet to point the Southern boundary line 1856 feet
from the point of ginning, and thence with the said
Southern boundary line to the be ginning together
with the House situated thereon
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash the balance in
two equal instaments at six and twelve months
with interest from the day of GALE, the purchaser
give his goiable notes for the credit payments
and the title to be retained until the purchase money
is fully paid. The property not to be sold for less
than one Thousand dollars
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Special Commissioner,
Sele to be conducted by
NH 3--dtda GODDIN e. APPERCnN huct,
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CracIHNATI, March 1.-THE preliminary ex-
animation OF the marina Washington" conspira-
tors was progressing at Helena al last advices
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New YORK, March 1.-the clipper ship Gomez
has arrived in ID days from San Francisco, being
the quickest passage on record.
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ANOTHER YANKEE ARGUMENT.-An effigy of Sc
nator Douglas was discovered hanging on tree in
Portsmouth, N II, on the morning of the l4th
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The Mount Vernon Cotton Factory, near Bali
more, was reported to have been destroyed by fire
on Tuesday last Loss heavy
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NEW YoRX, March 1.-THE steamer Nashville
sailed to day for Havre with 80 passengers, and
$50 800 III specie.
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lrSTRTCTINI., ERE

NEW YORK March ia destructive fire &C.
Cured at Port Huron on Saturday last. Loss
$4,000
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
OFFICE WITH c. J. SUMNER, NO 20 PEARL ST.

NOTICE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust,
IN executed to the subscriber, by Agnes Peters,
free of color, to certain debt therein
mentioned to Hiram w. Tyler. which deed bears
date the 9th day of November 1S49 and liz of record
ia the Clerks office of Henrco County Court SHALL
at the request of the beneficiary, the Trustee
named in said deed, proceed, on TUESDAY, the
21st day of March, 1854, at half past o'clock P. M
to SELL on the premises, to the highest bidder, for
sh the property conveyed by said deed consisting
of certain piece, parcel or lot Of land lying and be-
in in the city of Richmond, the Western side of
Valley street, between Richard and Baldwin sire cts
* ontng ortytwo feet the said Valley street and
re inning bsck the width to the line the Virgi
nj Central Railroad, and which lot is designated in
plan OF Richard Adams estate as lot letter q.
- The title to the said property is believed to be in
disputabie; hut selling Trustee, shall convey by
deed with special warranty only
JOSEPH M. CARRINGTON,
nnh s dtds Trustee
Sale to be conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Anct.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TIE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Attic
CORNER OF CANAL AND FOURTH sTs
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Thurs.
dsy afternoon the 25d March, 1854. upon the premi-
SEES, commencing at a o'clock, that valuable Lot
running back towards Byrd street $50 feet alley
which there stands four brick dwellings, erected
only few years ago, having each four rooms exclu-
sive of kitchen This properly is located part of
CANDLES Hill, IN very improving part OF the city
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance at 6. IL and 10
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed.
ma III GODNIN APPER SON Arcta
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NEW AND CHEAP LONDON Ed

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NH Aucts

NALUABL REAL ESTATE ON
VENABLE, EIGHTEENTH AND VALLEY
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION--Wili be
March, 1854 upon the premises, commencing at A
O'Clock, that valuable Property, known formerly as
Mettert's Tan Yard" fronting Venabe aud 18th
grocery and private dwellings. 1t will be
divided according to plan and survey, to be
the office of the auctioneers.
After which, will be sold most beauti-
full vacant Lots, the east line of Valley street,
north of Baldiug street.
Immediately after the above, will he sold, lot at
the Northeast intersection of Valley and Fairfield
SITS fronting Go feet Valley street, ruaning back
about 100 feet This lot has new grocery stand at
the corner renting for $l00 per annum; besides other
and smaller buildings.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
months for gotiabe notes, interest added, aud III
tie retained till last note is paid.
NH IL GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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ton Of PRINTING on reasonable terms else
where in the city, as well every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens.
rF- Plain and fancy CARDS for sale. ja-dtf
SMITH'S BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES.
illustrated edition Of SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND
ATLAS. TO which has been added ANCIENT GEO
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This work has been very much enlarged, embel-
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The information TINS obtained has been carefully
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E'ANS.--EIegant Spanish stick and French
l. Feather Fans, with pearl and livery handles,
some patterns very handsome, for presents. Open.
ing this day, for sale by -
NH I6 r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
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Markets.

baltimore, March l5.-Flour 1850. Grain
tending upward.
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VALUABLE SMALL TENEMENT ON
FRANKLIN ST, NEAR THE OLD MARKET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wll he Sold on FRI
DAY AFTERNOON the nth March, 1854, upon the
premises, commencing at 5 o'clock small Brick
Tenement, the South-s side of Franklin st nearly
opposite 10 Mr.. Alfred Kings Coach Mandatory,
occupied by Mr.. Ernest Schrader, fronting 20 feet
running back about $50 feet.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at and 1e months,
for gotiabe notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained.
GODDIN & APPERSON
NH
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WANTED--An experienced OSTLER
w and WAGON DRIVER. TO be employed on
the street. Honesty and sobriety are requisite. Ap-
ply at this office e5
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IsEcoNp nEspArcH.l

No hostilities have yet occurred on the Danube or
In ASIA owing to the heavy SHOWS.
France and England insist that Russia shall
evacuate the principalites by the 30th of April.
The Greek insurrection, j, is thought, is in fair
way OF being suppressed.
dispatch from Vienna, says that an Austrian
manifesto is expected, announcing that Austria VIII
occupy Bosnia and Servia. panic has ensued in
consequence, which has effected the Vienna
Bourse
The Russian papers contain the Cars answer
10 Napolean in which he says that ii 'hs lmperiai
Majesty extends his hand 10 me as extend mine,
am ready to forget the modification have expe
rienced, harsh though it be- then, but then only,
can discuss the subject treated of in his letter and
perhaps at an understanding. Let the French fleet
prevent the Turks from Transporting reinforce
ments to the theatre of war, and let them send Ia
penipotentiary to negotiate upon the subject, whom
will receive as hefts my character. The condi-
tons already made known to the conference at VI.
emma, the sole basis which consent TO treat
A dispatch from Vienna to the 27th ult., says that
Austria has decided to join the Western powers
aud to compel Russia to evacuae the Prncipalities
France and England continue their ornaments
on an immense scale.
Sir Charles Napier has been appointed to the
command of the allied fleet in the Baltic
Twenty ships have already assembled at Spit
head.
There was a doubtful rumor that an embargo
had been laid on all British vessels in Russian ports
The Russians were preparing to cross the Dan
ube, and the Turks, under Ami Pasha, were en-.
IA IN cberE fhp1r4 10 Turks pccuDy
position on the North Danube, except Kalafat. Sc
veral unimportant skirmishes had taken place.
Another convey of sixteen thousand men were
preparing to leave Constantinople.
The insurgents have been defeated at New Ara.
The Greek Government has apologizcd to Tur-
key aud the Minister of Police has been dismissed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
DECLINE IN BREADSTUFFSl
EASTERN AFFAIRS UNCHANGED.

uALrrAS, March 15.-The steamer Arabia has
arrived, with late intelligence from Europe
COMMERCIAL.
Ia the Liverpool market, Flour has declined two
shilliugs; Corn two shilings, and Wheat four
pence Cotton he's also declined Ltd; sales Of
the week 10000 bales Consols 81 Ia.
FROM THE EAST.
The aspect of affairs Ia the East is unchanged
Austria sides with the Western powers
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GENE CORK.--A lot of fine Velvet
~ Seine Cork received and for sale by
CHAS. MILLSPAUGH. Druggist,
NH is q East Main st.
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TRUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND


n LOTS ON CHURCH HILL.-By Virtue of
deed OF trust executed to the subscriber by John
Hutcheson and wife, dated Sept 5tb, 1885, and duly
recorded in the Cerks Office of Henrico county, for
certain purposes therein named, shall proceed TO
Sc. at public auction, to the highest bidder, ON
THURSDAY, the S0th day of March, 1854, com.
nepcing az O'Clock p. M, if fair, if not the next
fair day, the following Real Estate, viz That large
and we'll arranged Brick Dwelling. lately occupied
by John Hutcheson, at the Of Leigh and 3Oth
streets containing above cellar, kitchen with
rooms, smoke-house, and well Of excellent water
in the yard. Immediately after the sale of he
Dwelling, about Is so beautiful Building Lets on
29th S0h and 3ist streets Also, tw Lots of Groun
fronting IS feet each at the corner of 2Sth and Nj
streets.
The title is believed TO be perfectly good but act
ing at Trustee, shall convey with special ianty
only.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
fer negotiable notes. interest added from day of sale
and title retained until last payment is made
plat OF the property will be made out in few
days and can be seen By applying at my office, cor
ner Cary and 18th SITS. ~
THOMAS J. STARKE,
NH 8-tds Acting Trustee
Also, two lots of ground of and Is acres about
2mles below town, the Rural Shades, adjoining
the land of VIM. e. johnson
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Auction sALns,
FUTURE DAYS
By 0ODDIN { APPERsTlN.

br dopDiN APPERsoN.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ ~ T pII ON FRENCH GARDEN HILL AND
l5IH sTREETs.-WiII be sold, on TUESDAY. The
Seth DAY OF March, 1854 upon the premises, com.
npspsn.nS q oe,eck tbs. beautiful and wsibuiit
Nv y ELLin5 on French Garden Hill, at the corner
running bsek i5e feet 70 alley IS feet wide.
fully iocated-on the South ade OF Ponar street he
twsen Iffh and 18th streets running back Jos feet
Iskmsmone-iou,th cash balance ct 3. g. and
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained
NH l6 GoDDIN 4 ApPERsoN, Aucte
VALUABLE TENEMENT ON THE
.sn NORTH H, s SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN l4rH
TIoN.--will be cold on FRIDAY AFTERNo0N
the 9th March, 1854, upon the premises commepc.
ing at o'clock TINT very valuable granite front TIE.
nement, on the north line of Main street. between
18th and New Streets now occupied as the s.Arneri.
can Saloon This property, few years ago was
from its location the business parts of the city is
annum.
TgRas--One-fo fourth cash balance at 6, Ia and 10
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by a trust deed.
mhH GoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
ROCKETS STREET AT AUCTION-Will
Framed HOUSE and LOT, on the North side of
no street between Elm and Ash streets; the
III Hous ~ az teet, and runs back al feet on one
side, and rs feet on the other
TERMS: l-8 cash, balance at 4 and months for ne
eotiabie notes. interest added; secured by trust deed
or ute retained GODDfN APPERSON,
mn ~ Aucts.
(NOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE, ON JACKSON STREET, IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of a decree of
the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond, pronoun-
ced ct the present term of said Court in the suit of
Holman against Wilson. (by request OF the Commits.
sioner thereby appointed,) we will sell, on Wednes-
day. 22d March, 1854, at d O'Clock, P M the follow
ing real estate, viz:
The Lot aud Brick Tenement on Jackson sire et
formerly owned and occupied by Pemberton Lip
scomb fronting so feet running back l57 feet to
alley.
Also, vcanta LOT adjoining fronting q feet run
n ng back the len 9Th of the first mentioned lot.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at and IL months
for gotiabe notes. satisfactorily endorsed secured
by trust deed.
The title is believed to be perfect, but the usual
special warranty will be given.
By request of the Commissioner.
NH 6 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBTNG- :

A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C.
4 80 IN PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
PE(,TOR Az I N "A n = = ~ ~,
SS,H.,aPE.-Brags's CHERRY PECTORAL WA.
are pleasant and effectual remedy for colds
They contain the pure medicinal virtues Of the VIA
oherry, SO generally known a remedy for pufmo.
nary complaints. L he children cry for them There
tofe, every mother 49euid have box After usinp
one bog OF these waters you win never touch bet
5er hieo el These are lust the thing you want
box. g. a p. - r.
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WANTED TO HIRE-A plain COOK,
w WASHER and IRONER for small family
Apply at the office of the Southern Planter, 18th st
between Main and Cary. NH It's