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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

EOURPARLORS, with ONE or TWO BEDRO1no
ssschsd can row had npSefote pree wiz oOAN"' -
frs elG5s BosfdiaE Horse No ~ l-hT
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED ROOMS, witn
i FULL or PARTIAL BOARD 70 Oernern.n sha W ~ ,
Certeusn. e; se 81 L@IinEtoa-sv
FURNISHED ROOMS-At No. AZ Whte-st;, o',sn nea1
Rfossrsy Thee coEnp-snf ne en-.lS -,
FLOOR .Id ATTIC BEDROOM viii B. rented on o0'o''' ~
% oe.sfshle r.non. No meals fven- ,,, :,
ETENJSHED ROOMS to LET.-ONh or W.
H1ns,rrsly FURNISHED Rooms % j., susois i 80.
6sptisrsr plsss-nily situated si No rs "Afsft-' 's
es.; q the Bowsry -. Vt,:s,
moons with BOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wne
II -, .e,o- ds,sd With BOARD and svie Of
ICONS e.ir Bedroom s ming % e 'na ''i
iiirs floor jet vsesse, a No - East M Lh.t
nOONs 10 LET with BOARD at No. los hudson-
II :, orro-it. - John. Park. Bath y The bouse.
noONs for rGFNTLEMEN.-GentleIn can OBTAIN
X -. ,i.,ssn. ROOMS sf No u Tenth IN prVsts i4Ia
Tb.v furnished and PROVIDED with t-s beih &C
LAST End TIA II required. References e1oh-ns.o-
yV,O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS TO LEI
L.rs, spS small Furnshsd Unfurnshed n SUI. o. - ~
s,,v Eot Cold Shower Baths IL the house NO . o'-@
New York : = !
vJ'O LET-A Furnished FRONT PARLoR ana
BEDROOM ob the second floor, With or without biNEAh
FAsT Apply No. Essi th-si hrs bouse II N tio.Y
cfQ BROADWAY.-Larges and desirable aessb 40 io
O4 CofROONs with froai PARL0RS with iuii boAnD' A
ep. ROOMS for single Gentlemen References e1ea1nEeo
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C. w HOLMES Auctioneer.
nEREMPTORY SALE of HOIISEHOLD FUl

i TURF, CARPETS, PIAN0FORrE, slLNEkWAhs'
Nl be sold THIS DAY Thursdsy, May H. az 10y ocscs
Futnitur, &c. in the house No. III 5ths, between ON 81
sv. comprising rosewood suites OF Parlo furnu
Brocntee and walnut Sofas aud bounges Ey ana
Ing Chains walnut Bookcase, aud Secrrt,fies, rosewood
Cupbcards ru wood and mahogany marbs-op Center sd
Work Tabts and Corner stands reh
ne, OH Cloth Carpetng oil Paintings and Engavingis
rosewood Piano Forte Lace aud Brocstee Cunsns esss
and Mantle Ornaments great variety Of hne sYr
Gilt Chna Tea Sets China Dinner Set, rosewood su
French Beds ads with b. Horse Hair Mattresses ana
6t walnut Cottage Bedeads rosewood and MAHOGANY posn
resus with Washsands match, Gilt China Ioieito Seu
end Chairs and Rockers, Oval Mirrors ~ ohoa
and Tables Crockery aud Glassware btsenens
chen Furniture &c The whole TO be sold without reserve
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-.--,.. ,,o,-crwARMING FURNACES. 70

L EYsER HoUsE1wAR&lNsSS = III { 10 fSHSSiS3 9s.
IN al eiAs.es i, f f.si Aso. COOklNt KA,ees VI, gs3
ThSiE,y TS Edrss ssS iFufnishns Ause. JOHN H. NH
1,iNuFR STOVES. &c.-HOUShhEhs' .s -, s,a s,le
HSRDwARE lsEs ..or,5'', o sSs 2, s1 csraiss aai
- Nv WILLIAM CLARAh '0'' "'N
sfhsv.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

xxvsTFR FRONT on NORTH RIVER-TO LII
w orFOR sALE-FOURTEES LOTS o. llhs sac va g. 4
o ,h rsss suitable for coal sie1e O. T aIs ~ a.
,-, to ri. az ATpiy 20 IhDAbEh SA4LEi 9-0' "
fSw,-S. A MAJ - Wsl street
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Garpetinae, &e.

Garpetinss, &e.
CARPETlNGS.-SPR IMPORTAIlONSr 1894.
" PETERSON HUMPHREY
Nos aud Broadway lmpogtersot and Dealers IN
Every variety Carpetnss have just received per rom
Europe stock Of ch CARPETlNGS ana
richness be eluaod IN the ae con
of
Rich Boursise In entire Carpet
Rich Medallion Carpets IN great variety.
Rth Velvet and Administer, great variety
Rich TaIegy BIus entirely patterns never before 10
this country.
Rich 8 Pf, nd Superfne OF every description.
Oil width aud design from the best msnniicores
with other article usually found IN
Cap.t stores q the lowest possible cash prices
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
Nos 81 and SO Broadway, corner Of White-st
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6onses Uanteo.

COUNTRY HOUSE-Wanted to Purcnshse .h",, ~ 1--WE w
Y vicinity of Ner-York, small hVOoI or sts.rnboat
IT,. rsroeb. and obJectlon ..s- As5as
"a or new end lonely the htue'oH wv
SMITH boz 10 3i55. PostOnee
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Gutlrrp an6 6aromare.

Qntlfrp arlo baromarf.
Out and WROUGHT NAILS, LOCKS and
~ NLATCEEs;
Knives ard Forks Pocket Knives;
Rxxors and Scssors;
shSves Hoes. RAhs- Forts seythes saaths Riae.;
Anviis. Vices Bellows. Files
Hassn's store, Railroad and Smiths Hammer;
MIL CEOsscst Pf Had and Panel SaSs,
For s4e az the ls~est market prices
CHAs ). LITTLE EOs 81 aad "A 1Isos.ss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

DOSES ES-WILLIAM IRVING d Co, Au
III GERS will fell At auction on THURSDAY May H.
o'clock at the Sales Rooms, No. Pine St. ne assoftn
ROSES from the Nursery Of b. Mantel Asora Just tak
OF the ground and warranted true 10 name comprising os
Half Standard Dwarf Perpetual Moss Bourbon, Nolssette
PerretuaI Baltimore Belle Prairie Queen Russefs Cottat
together with variety Of Running vines Grape 'ihes
Roses and Flowers In Bloom.
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w s MELLoE. Auctioneer.
HNuIS DAY THIiRSDAY al Id O'clock

bhf' A'fb - t -.
spscious Salesrooms No. ll3 Nassaust, near Beekmss
CANT CABINET FURNITURE, Pier and Mantle hir.
Paintings, Silver Plated Ware, &c. HOUOhrOn h1
will above by Catalogue the varied assortment
articles that has been offered at Aac0n th
Poe, with lot of Second Hand Furniture. Particulars IN
L Fnonirer Catalosues on morning OF sale.
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Replatins.

DEPLATING-od Ware ydrsi hspe.s% c.o. cst. Baskets.
~ 'rs s,si, Rcd. and al NETS. aftis.s' ssss
S1.y, Pi,,,rs Factory No. 2is Cent? 81. -
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Gn.ce bp Arctior.

ms, II LsrDs. kue.ione,s-By II u. Lssos {,
TCTION.-l00 dozen Double silver p
= = 50 ssssu..i THURSDAY sud FRIDAY llta sa1 IA
70 70 rssfy ~ u am giving up business rhs'' sos A.
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HESRY H. LEEDS, AucuoneeI.-By III H. LEEDS 20
an Tuesday NAV rs, at the STUDIO

~ 1901 Broadway, Wsshnston-plsee pFsaon
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS collected Oy sn aius. un,us
dence ofur,een yeas in Italy This collection eomposeas
~ Orsinnl Oh Psutiugs OF the Roman, Tuscan, Nens 10
and Flemish schools Among them splendid w0,.h
pencil of Andea del Ano Pordeeone. Claude, HOLY rsm
tIuted 10 RaIhael Pieto de C,etona Ouzonte Mob -
Ro.s Tenfoetto Curad Fonfa. Leonardo da Nlncp snde
OF great Can be examined few days oeiof" us
sbevs a. the owner Is about leaving for Italy,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

Whisky Scotch Ale Sc together with lot of sundry SINAI
VNO BUILDERS and OTHERS.-IRON MANI
II at auction THIS DAY, by ALBERT III. NICOLAf ~
he sold cash. advances at the SALES Room No
A. A. I2I O'clock A. ii. NICOLAY,
r.. STNTLENICH,
w r. BREWSTEBl
Nos II and l6 WI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

I OTIS for SALE-At the Beautiful Village of GOOD
WATER the Long Island Railroad 81 miles from Williams
erres; miles from south Ferry Bookyn There RAD
this location heh is reached ia half an hour Twelve
dGythe hve cents each trip Omnibus Lines
within minutes walk the place II Is high dry
by The uegbohooi class This property
offered Low Prices aud Easy Term. fs; rising in value
combines advantages which commend TO the notice Of
Respectable Families and Of doing business
pOHey Teged psyoh1s teho eH inPr0rs Apply 10 J.
PICkf fRSGlLL OF WIN PHILLIPS. No Broad New York.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE.-SIX
LOTS ssv between I'd aud 2hs- Inquire the Office
the I'm IiIe lroa Works foot Of East 25h let SLOAN LEG
GIFT
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w. A CARTER Auetionser-Sore 81 Deyst Of Gree
SCOTCH ALE, BRANDY, &c.-FRlDAi

~ l0g o'clock above, large assortment OF staple Org
soep Candles Counter Scales Barley Sal Soda Smoking and
ing Tobacco Cigars Brandy DIN, Madeira Port and Sherry
hisky Scotch Ale together with lot Of sundry small
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furniture, Sc.

DFsks! DESKS!! DESKS !!!-Double and single
Couuiug ghoue Dtns from TO teei sss s Co.. Of al
o,seriricn; Co-sGsr Desks; school DesasS s Amt
"A. tor. ,hall
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Jo,. Losp. Auelloneer

= sE EvrDNrSDAY. Msy -. .nd ulpe following eresAp
, M,cSifIcENr CoLLgcrIoS oF E>GLisa BOOKS -csz
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

DOARD-FULL or PARTIAL, with NEATLY
ID FURNISHED ROOMS, e be had in the FIRST CLASS
HOUSE No. 70 sands-st, Brooklyn
IAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.-Gentlemen will do
IA they have excellent LODGINGS in
25 night, corner OF Frankfort and w"
l.,,s enpena a night
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

IINION HOUSE, opposite Union Railroad Depot
AIbspvst TROY will be opened about the
s dsy OF March accommodation of the public The io1se
new a, fitted with ali the modern Improvements aud be
ins furnished superior The Proprietor will be happy 70
see any friends; also all those OF the travelling public
who NAV him with call J W. STEAhNS, Proprietor
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mai TuREE-STORY BRICK

of 81 situated one mile from Hics.yile l. y acre
remainder light woodland THIS arm u easy
otd and in improving nei.hboohood The above
property will be exchanged for vacant Lots small op and Lo
In Brooklyn York uptown Apply 10 ChAS MILLER
ReAl Estste Agent No 1876 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

j. CITY PROPERTY-Nesr Eiizsbeihtown. " j. on the Old
ro,d the r. / Haines ~. hVe sis
Of LAED rpon which there stylish twostoy snd ahah SOL
TAOE HOUSE consisting Of twelve OF when IS pah
room Wen has been introduced mo te
titcb which frrnshd with Of Besbes Rsng WIN
forty gallon toiier There also hue BARN WIN OAnRAuL
HOUSE attached; an lee house hIled ien
Nod house ow house Glib &c The suatisn Is rciy
Lesy and tie hbohood pouAbe Apply on the prem
i.e. ~ " W. L POMELL. No y Johlsi. New- lork
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

lury decea,ed in DAREN Noan River fsIhed Gognty
=, ,aasi,,,- OF TWO-STORY DOUBLE HOUSE, bAkN snd
e,b.J oIyT-BJIDISos .-d about FORTY ACRES Of LANp
beautifully .ituad the Connecticut turnPhe V' ' !. T.
with of the finest prospects On tno
sound ny Of fruit sd'niages Of fwng n;slns a 80
half nile on station y snd v H. Rai!road i@A
wood, correr and one soop landing and within con
of schools churches &c IN nue ot JAMES
WkTFKbURY on the premises. Of EDWARD sCOriELD,
II not private sale previous TO AONDA1 June WI pe
dpsed public auction on that day On the pen''s
-
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A pRIYATE FAMILY. residing uptown in hou

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE, or two or three SIN
IN GLE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with FULL or
PARTIAL BOARD aud PLEASANT ROOMS ~ small private
.mly occupying modern built House No lie West l6h, with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-04

Three unexpected vacancies in my School, on 8tn
street, open 10 the public.
ia l6-ts HIP. TAYLOR.
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MAIL NEWS.
c,0 5, c. s--TnunspAY.

Mfr. Bright submitted . resolution
...s;nh was adopted. calling ON the President io'
ns Of an communications from the American e
.aen a, Constsntinople respecting the seszurs o
-; Koszta by Austrian authorities III sins m.
me question Of privilege, in regard to tns rise'
- L., Sar,ael 8 Phelps to eeai IN tue , iaS'c'
:, LIEN IN aud Mesrs. Butler BADGER ana raeiL'S
- thereon: when, On motion by ar tra. M
further consideration of the subject was 'spo"'U
until Thursday next r..,,.. ,,,.;,,.ss Tho
s,ter the consideration Of executive business si'
Senate adjourned. M. s,oa,,or laid
ict-sr OF RRPagsgNrATIvEs-ihe : peaAeI r'l'.
before the House the annual report o: the I ~.
81 W., ,r;rd on nosioa OF Mr.. Jones Of Tennessee,
5c Iouse wens ;uto committee On the de1c'e d,
IN :, s,lch sorora amendments were made me
c"rn,ni.tee rose without dispo3ing OF the oi Mr'
Bean presented joni rs99 y, ,be nr ,a q
,,'s.ensnr- by enSraat vessels alter wnieh ne
u,,,se adjourned.
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rur rRIF RAILROAD RIOTS.

4 dispatch from Erie, dated fe'. = say:
,r,o railroad men reiaii the track where It was
,, mn Yesterday but tggo hours Afterwards IN con
sooae9cg al the excitement among the people May
or Kirg ordered that il be torn up agan I ,i ca
... ne vayor sighted that i. should be relad to
day. III .,,,i tho ,,aor,,e soon,
,7;Iooscl 20 ACT independent OF the Governor and
Mayor. ,,,-,s Z ,,,,,,;s s,se,,,,,,
~, ,l,., deyar.are o. The freight trains on
-, cs.,.rT road. Governor Bieer has appointed
- psrsr~ to take ch,fec Of the Western read
ne f,yo roass now run side By side
GOV. Eiger went down ias5 evening VIA t tnc a.
,r,i-,r, nj forming connection but was deferred
~, ,esr al the assembled mob The passenger
,rq,s viii run regularly from to-day, changing al
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
coNGREss.

WASHINGTON, Feb. BIN the SENATE, after the
consideration oil the private calendar, the Nebraska
bin was taken up and Mr.. Chase commenced his
reply to Mr.. Douglas.
In the House., the private calendar was taken up
and twenty-six bills passed. communication was
received from the President enclosing the CORES
pontlenee between Mr.. Marcy and Mr. Jackson 0U.
$ Charge to AUSTRIAN relative to Touring, who was
arrested in Prague by the Austrian authorities and
claimed protection oil the United States, having in
bis possession an American passport MIR. Marcy
states that Touring is no. citizen Of the United
States, having obtained his passport by perjury, and
government.
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THE MARKETS.

BALrlAoEE, Feb 3-Saes of 500 bbis. Flour at
S. 81. Large sales of Corn ct 85099 cts.
New YORK, Feb. 3.-Flour easier-sales of South
ern ct So Sass II. Wheat dull-buyers awaiting
the steamers news; held lower. Corn 81. Coffee
has advanced ! cent.
MED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOK
" Autobiography of an Actress; or Eight Years
on the Stage; by Anna Cora MowGtt. New supply
SI.25.
Mrs Partington's Carpet Bag of Fun--50 cts.
Grammar of the SPANS Language. with His
tory of the Language, and Practical Exercises; by
n Schele de We're. of the University of Na.-$l.
Hand Book of German Lite nature, containing
Schers Maid of Orleans,
Gptte's Iphigenia in Fauris
Tiecs's PUss in Boots
The Xenia, by Goethe and Shiller with critical
ntroductjons and explanatory notes. to whi:h add
ed an Appendix ofSpeclmens of German Prose, from
the middle OF the sixteenth to the middle of the
nineteenth centuries; by 6. j. Adler, A. M.-Sl.50.
The Wing Almanac for l854-l2 cfrts.
The Am eriean Almanac for 1881.
The Wheel Of Misfortune, By Ned Buntline-new
books cents.
Godeys Lady's Boak fer February--25 cents.
For sale by G. N. WEST,
ja2f Nos 5 and Exchange.
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DAY RUM-An article warranted 70 Be
- Of superior quality, for sele by
fec CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, Drufaist.
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government
arER ERnM PHO

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-The barque Virginian, with
dates from Rio de Janeiro to the 21th OF Decefn.
ber has arrived. The European steamer arrived
at Rio on the 20th. There was more irnness in
the Coffee market, and prices had advanced to $50
Cool frsts, 400a5o0 Sales OF the month. l3o0oC
bags.
Maxwell, Wright & Go. quote no advance bu'
holders asked higher rates, which, with the large
stocks ON hand and the scarcity of shipping, had
checked business.
Flour 2l-J00. Exchange firm.
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RECKINGHAM PIPES.--3 barrels for
~ sale low ION eofruiasisn1 "
fe2 RENNETT = BEERS. DruReistn :
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Ar,ER ERnM CAPE HAYYIEN.

Bosrox. Feb. 2.--The brig Maria Inns arrived with
Cane Hayti dates OF Jan. I4h. The place was
.rklv. and the crews Of vessels htj suhsred cotst'
t.raaly bur the sickness was aha'.ng.
Ccase was abundant al lHiialAl2, and tending
downward AZ G1naries American provisions wef"
scarce and next cargocs would pay well. Cohee
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JAIL DELIVERY.

CONCORD, n H., Feb 3.-six prisoners escaped
from the jail in this city last night, by saving the
iron bars off their cell doors. They were awaiting
sentence to the State Prison for various crimes, but
concluded they had waited long enough.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

salem Mass Feb 3-Thc extensive Enanelled
Leather Factory owned by Charles Gould, in North
Salem, was destroyed by fire last night together
with large building adjoining occupied as Cur
rier's shop
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IcE IN THE MtssIssIPPr.-A despatch from 81
Louis dated Feb 2, says the ice in the river moved
slowly the previous night about 100 yards. sinking
tie steamers Asia and 81 Ange, and seriously dam
ag;ny the Garden and CRY Of Cincinnati
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NO STEAMER YET.

HAzIFAx. Feb. 3-l2 M-The Arabia, Is day!
out from Liverpool, is not yet signalized
The Niagara, from Boston for Liverpool put IL
here to-day.
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ALLEGED FoRGERrEs.--John l.. Bowyer and
Charles Benton have been arrested in Boston,
charged with forging checks or tue Bank -ot New
York. si.1lei Woodsatl' & Robinson.
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M ANTED-To do the Cooking and
w Washing of small family, White Girl of
good character. To who can bring recommen-
dations the highest wages viii be given. Apply at
this office. ia Stiff
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Kilt
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DRTVATE SALE OF "a OR 40 LOT

T. OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF SYDNEY.
If ca ly application be made, we are authorised to
contract to sell either wentyfour or forty acre Lots
in Sydney, reasonable terms, both to price and
terms.
The "A acres lie on the Plank Road, on the North
81 e. below the toll gate. The whole are enclosed,
and have recently been filled, except few acres,
WEI set in woods-the remaining sixteen lots lie in
rear snd adjacent the first, and the South side
of Grove street, and are also well set in wood
plat may be at our Office.
fe 1-1w GODDIN Il APPERSON.
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The debate Gu Judge Phelps tof Vt) right TO a
seat in the Senate may occupy that body for some
days LONGER and viii, it Is feared, somewhat interfere
with speedy action on the Nebraska bin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-04

Ma. EVERETT on THg NEBRASKA BHL-1he
Daily Advertiser, OF Boston, which Is understood
10 represent the opinions al Mr. Everett. has taken
decided stand in opposition 10 Douglas Nebraska
hill
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lis now confidently stated chat Gsl, Cas- viii
vote or thc Nebraska BIZ as stands, and thai he Is
prepared 10 support by IN able argument ON tie
,ioor oF the Senate
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TIE GADsDEH TREATY-A correspondent o.
.ha Baltimore Sun writes from Washington thai
ta-rc IS no hope for the Gadsden treaty.
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Ten merchants CT Philadelphia have subscribed
$4,000 each 10 the Sunbury and Erie Railroad.
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Andrew J. I.eidy, conductor onfhe Readias Rail
read, was killed on Wednesday last by his head
coming III contact with bridge near Manayunk,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-04

NAvAL.-Thc sloop Of war Cyane sailed on the
.,h ult from Carthaeenia for Caledonia Bay.
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.ps1, SACRED MUsIC-Professol

tYsIs SACKED NJ q SIC.-PrOiess0r
XJAAy WULFF Leader of the Choir of the First
a.ssssH Presbyterian Charch, will meet the newly
- formed Glass for the study of Sacred MUSIC,
in the Lecture Room of the Church on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, at4 O'Clock.
TERMs-SSper quarter for lesson each Wednes-
day aud Saturday afternoon.
f-Al those who wish to join the Class will please
to be present.
n. B.-A night class may be formed according to
circumstances. lie 3-ZtN
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-The Governor has
signed the Consolidation bill.
The opening of the railroad to Easton was cele'
brated in grand style.
Arrived. schooner d. s Marsion from Charles
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NEW VOLUMES OF THE BRITISH

NEW VOLUMES OF THE BRITISH
~ POETS.-The Poetical Works of Jas. Thomp
son. with Memoir, by Sir Harris Nicholas, vols.
fooscap $40. with portrait.
The Poetical Wcras of Jonathan Swift, with life,
by Rev. John Milford, 8 vo}s toolsCap vo , with
portrait.
1t is the intention of Little Brown 4 Co that this
edition shall embrace ell that is of general inter-
est and permanent value in English Poetry, from
Chaucer to Wordsworth. The whole works of the
most guished Authors will be given and selec-
tons from the writings of the minor Poets. Pains
will be taken TO secure correct text; and each
work will be accompanied with Biographical, Hsto-
ricel and Critical Notices. and with glossares where
such assistance isneeded. For sale at
fe3 MORRIS'S Bookstore.
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Capt Gay Moore, late of the U. s. revenue ser
vice died in Baltimore a day or two since
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,

GAS FITTING, s. r Il A NJ PIPING,
" ROOFING, &c-Baving just received from the
North large stock of Materials am now pre- pared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses, and to cover buildings with Tin or
any kind of metal in the best manner. at reasonable
prices, and with despatch,
have now secured the services of number ofex-
ceent workmen in the various branches OF my Dusi-
pess and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute Persons having work in my line.
will lind it to thei advantage to give me ce az my
store on the East side OF 18th street, between oaan
fs La CHARLES Fl. LANGLEY. =
r ST. take pleasure in informing the pubic that
have engaged the services of that superior work
man Mr. SAMUEL SIBBETT, Gas FILTER.
and invite orders in that particular line.
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NTOTTCE no WHEELWRIGHTS AND

IN BLACKSMITHs.-Propos will be received
at This Office until IL o'clock, NJ Monday the 9Th
of February next for furnishing the City with three
single horse street carts bnt of the best and most
durable erals, and upon the most approved plan
Of construction, and warranted 70 perform without
repairs for twelve months. Also for shoeins nine
Mules by the year, and fer putting and keeping the
six Carts owned by the City in good ana complete
repair fo- twelve months
The said proposals will be subject in all respecfst
to Judgment ard action of the COMMITTEES.
is 3o-,t mwfs NJ BATES, Sup't Streets
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NALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINGs

" ALUABLE FRIV ALE DWELLINGS
ON CLAY AND SEVENTH STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on TUES
DAY, 9TH February, 1854, upon the premises COM
msncing at o'clock, those six newly erected brick
DWELLINGS, situated in the city of Richmond, on
the South side Clay, between 18th and 9Th streets
Each tenement has seven rooms, besides kitchen,
and is supplied with water. gas &c.
Several Of them occupied by good tenants, at
rents from S325 to $3.50 per annum each.
TERMs.-Oue-fourth cash, balance at 6, II and 10
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed
The taxes for the present year to be paid by the
purchasers. GODDIN l. APPERSON
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