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MERCHANTS.
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No lIumlDug.

DElNG Unable 10 n octIe hause TO Continue our
ID business, we nre compelled Ia close ont our ehth.
.,nrk AZ Boots Shoe. Hats and Caps, Trunks Carpet
Bag. aud unbie as IA. Cost tor lash, MY Inc s'oeA
IL very large and bought al fun 81 10 - Per cen,
linn tLe sane eood. an be bought the North THIS
Spring Those in Of g ode IA our line VIII pi. ase
all .aon a. such chance will never be offered hga.
.,.rzd.rs COCHRAN & TAYLoa.
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DEACH BRANDY-5 bbls PRIME PEACH
Il BRANDY. WARRANTED FINE and VERY
HIGH FLAvORED, just received and for sale by
apl 14.fs LEE g. JOHNSON.
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Our terms will be cash, or negotiable n,ner sn,;se
tory endorsed. f'F a'
tie subscriber thankful for the very likaral nn,op
ase bestowed On him for the last fourteen ,enr he In.
, IN business m i1nchburg woul. just aention tina,
lie VIII still continue his former busines. n. h,
ana hopes with the nddnnna f4cil es II now has and
ny he constant ention he feels dei.tr med I, g;y 70
us business in all its various branches Ia merit con.
''"uanr go :" the patronage of liberal public
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
A MORRIS. (iate Drinker & Morris.)
Publisher aud Hhetesaie Daeler in Books, Paper
Stationary Piano FOrfes.
% Main street,. Richmond, Va.
SPRING TRADE. 1854
I AN NOW RECEIVING my u.ual large and general
assortment Of Books Pofeg. Statioaef aseg @ooa.
Fsanos oct ort ar the Spring trade 10 Viii n would
rspecfuly ask the attention Of merchants N'seg inc
city-assuring them OF rs complete slece 70 t'4"''
from A. can be found ia any lrket and upon terms ms
fair and as liberal ttnarl.ts) A. Moahls.
nINNER AND TEA SERVICES =
IL just received, full supply Of White ciIt y en-
China in Dinner aud Tea Also, singly and /, TN
Dozen.
White Ironsteae do do
All for sale low at
noxfe.u M. III. West Mn at. Rich.
GuANo GUANo.
UUAYING made arrangements with tho Peruvian
i j agents to get supplies Of GuANo on he oos'
terms we IRE now prepared TO furnish II. We have
now on hand and a61ot 500 bags md will be IN reg
unr receipt OF It, We shsll II none except what comes
to Us direct Gom the agents and a who purchase Of US
may rely getting GENUINE GUAM. we so1eh
the ors of our fends aad ell Others with The assui'
pc that We will always furnish tdem with the best nrt
Gle and on the ia, orable terms.
CRENSHAW a. CO.
fe Its North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
GLOVER sEED.--PRIME NEW CLOVER
~ Seed for sale on the best terms.
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North side 81 the Basin Richmond fa.
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Bowls CELERY Gnsses, Pitchers. etc,
Pressed do. in every variety, and all Tor safe fe)
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Toilet Sets g. TO- II aud 10 pieces; Of Blue
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
The LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Own respondent
WAsHIsGToN, Tuesday, Feb. 81 1884
TIE even Of the day is Of course SuMSERs speech
the Nebraska bill Its historical statements conclusive
and mastery and portions of its close of
eloquence II wss listened TO with great attention
ToOMBs will make personal assault on SEWARD or
SUMNER in his reply
The streets almost impossible yet the Senate Cham
Der was crowded to hear Mr SUMMERS speech. The Gu
dtnce appeared to have lost all sslfconro and the ap
plsuse in the galleries rrepressibe
Mr. FOoT made good speech for Miss Dix
The Wing papers in Preston District the With Of Ken
lucky all oppose the Nebraska bill and letters received
here say that JOHN CRTEsDEN about address the
people OF that against the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise
JOIN CLAYTON said to feel quite uneasy to find him
sefseryDg vi the bitter enemies OF Gen Tay0rs Admin
istraton and opposing his friends in New York who have
long been his best friends JOHN BELL, too cannot with
his heart and soul Join in shooting down his old compatots
Of the North Other Southern Wings however. not
content with opposition to their old associates, but enter
heartily into the schemes Of gaggng them, crowd
ing them into debate they are unprepired for
Thirty thousand copies Of SEwARDs speech were ordered
by the members, It luded for circulation
among their constituents
The entire Massachusetts, delegation including the Hon
NATHANIKI p BANKs Democrat viii vote against snnu
ing" "fupersedng" rendering imperative or repeal
ing the act of 90.
Senator GwIN will propose some day this week that Con
cr,,. adjourn or the 5th Of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
FROM ALBANY.

From Our OFn Correspondent
ALBANY Tuesday Feb els p. NJ
The Senate bill 10 vde the With Judicial District Of
Ncw-York City, amended, ordered TO third read
ing The amendment tho dividing line southerly from
Foreth through the center of Sixth TO Fourteenth
stthe Sixteenth and Twentieth Wards TO constitute the
With Judicial District and the Eighteenth and twenty
first Wards shall constitute the With judicial District.
The following bills also ordered to third reading
In relation the Office of Register of Deeds in the City
e New York.
To incorporate the Rose Hill Savings Bank.
To incorporate the Bloomngdale Savings Bank
To amend the Charter Of the Mariners Savings Inst
;ytion.
The NewYork Tax bill was referred to be reported
complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

llirOa "a years Bro James OKeefe Ireland &c yes 20
Bro Vincent Pttgbulgh VIM. Currin Iceland q yearsi
Chenoe Corence, Germany % years. Daniel Keel, Ire
,a1o u yoors Bernard Riley James Cayenaugh, Ire
larc, % JeaIs.
Nesns Dean end Montgomery Of Greene County were
slightly injured Mr. Long Of Kentuckywas slightly
setlted u. Torbot and H. A. Massey Of 0sags County
No. wore both eighty scaded John Joue. Of the firm VI
Jones McCuTg & Co Of Linn Creek. No, is missing but
Las btgsegewss recovered VIM HGniley Of Waverey Is
missing Mr.. Irwin OF Springfield blown ash,re but
was not severely hurt r. b. Morolsnd. formeds clerk
ct City Hotel. wounded John L. Edward. Of Chester
badly Injured j. L. Newberry. American Express Co.'S
Agont badly hurt in the head and neck AMI is not
Iectcd 10 recover
Tie Rev. ;. G. GasFaway Rector OfSt Georges Chirol
in ~. Louis passenger and terribly Injured
Ills skull badly fractured bis face dsfgured and one
Of bis legs broken in several places when recognized
which done without great difficulty he taken
10 bis residence, where he died.
Major Buell., S. A., also on board, and severely
injured Lis physicians fear that he has received internal
injury from inhalation Of steam aud his situation critical
Major Galten, u. S a., ON board, but escaped,
though severely Injured. HIS about four years DID,
was badly hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

TEERlBIE STEAHBoAr DIsAsrER.-On tne morning oil
.ht leh inst the steamer Kate Kearney which had been
nsfd sra few days TO ply between Alton and St. Louis
bur, l ,arboard boiler as she was about to start from
:. Louis for Alton killing seven or eight persons and Sc
verely woundng some thirty others Several persons are
msl who are supposed to have been blown oyelgosrG
Mr. Hardy tie second engineer died inmeq s l1
Hpr6v me- frs earinear is severely injured, and hat
thtre te but slight hopes entertained Of hi; recover
They the sons Of I.bsm Hardy, Esq OF AHon a.
a. Stewart Of ST Louis of W Stewart Esl " ..
on the Kate, and A. G. Mckenzie Esq, booGsenet %.
second st. in Alton also severely injured o"' "''
dangerously.
Tie above. together with the following persons weF'
eonyeycd to the hospital shortly after tho accident
u beverly New York, aged 20 years iona NC
Csbe Ireland, eged 81 yoers; VIM Chceyors eolosea''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

Plant FRUIT TREEs-In March you may begin the
work of raising your own fruit There are thousand
wards in this city which might be rendered more healthy
and very much more beautiful and valuable if the owners
woud pant vine or fruh tree If they viii plant an lisa
bella Grape root this coming spring they may eat grapes
from their vino,in 1856
There are many bare spots in this city which might bear
an apple pear peach plum cherry apricot or fig tree
much better than remain totally unproduchve ana IN
slightly ashley now are 80
But we do not expect residents Of Newfork City VIII
plant vines or trees except few ornamental ones nos
haas ornamental as fruit trees snd not ahundredh part as
useful but we DO expect those who live outside OF cry
limit will do what they have long neglected to do plant
fruit trees because there just now better spirit dawhng
upon the world or Il not better one aud is reaIy
~ hp,rhaps wholly selfish, il viii produce much good
her an this selfish spirit that TO work out the
q-At improy ement advocate. Let men once become
convinced that they viii eat the fruit and they viii plant
trees
HW0uld be very interesting inquiry TO ascertain the &C
fual amount of money paid out by the people Of the Uned
Saie for fruit in those regions where planting and en-
walton would be the only requisites for plentiful supply at
NIL fines and surplus for market And woald also be
woril while during this investigation. to make careful
es.e Of the amount that would lie Likely TO be used if
all could obtain chesply in market or by their raising
wia,ov, hey might need-would not be twenty fold al
lesst The present quantity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
IEGIsLATURE OF NEW-YORK.
SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday Feb. q, IL
urrrs pTptRTCU.

SENATE. Tuesday, Feb. q, 1874.
BILLS REPORTED.
To INCORPORATE the Albany Sixpenny Savings Bank
To amend the charter Of the Protestant Episcopal MIS-
sionaIy Society.
NOTICES or BILLS
To INCORPORATE the Brooklyn Sixpenny Savings Bank
10 incorporato the Methodist Home Missionary Sociey
To render Office holders under the General G0yernhsAI
oble 20 Offices created under the State Constitution
lie Senate refused by II 10 H. TO take up the NOUN
Vernon resolutions. ..-.I
The BIZ TO incorporate Private Cemeteries YVES pts;sd
in Committee ana ordered by the Senate t. 'hird
The Bin authorizing the Supervisors OF hingS County %
continue the work on the Peui,oniiary " rs passed ID ION
Progress was reported the bill ceding Jurisdiction OF
LANDS 4 > Light Houses. nj
The bill authorizing The abandonment, u fl-nA i'O@us
was passed in Committee. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
corERYORS OF THE ALMS-HOUSE.

Tie regular weekly meeting OF the Ten G0'el1oS
rcons in the Ro.urda yesterday afternoon
Prcssrt- Cows Draper Duyro. Henry, West IoSn'e1'
ne, br,,rr. the President Pm he char e-.
Inc reou..i.oIs show tia rs A,-'-'i N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
ASSEMBLY.

The adverse vote on the bill FOR me taxation o. Bank
Stocks was rcconsdered and the bal laid on the liable
resolution for an afternoon Session was agreed 70
he bill 70 authorize the Rome and Oswego Plank ioa1
Compsuv 10 abandon part OF The road Occ pied 's OF
he session and was ordered to a third reading
Mr. { C. LEIGH introduced bll 10 amend tle 90
raising funds for the Reformation Of Juys-le
AFTERsoos sEssIOs. -.
The til % divide the sixth judicial Dstrict u Ne"
York was ordered 10 q third reading.
BILLS PASSED - ColNITIEE, AID ORDERED 10 IHiAD
READISG ~ TBE HoCsE.
Relative 70 the Register Of Deeds n New lork;
To ipcorpogate the Rcse Hill and BloomDgdaie SAVINGS
Banks. -
amend the act Incorporating the Mariners saving1
Irit'.ufou. NCW lrlk
Tte New Yo!k CirT annual tez hl was refs-el to re
lol. sguf -. AdiOurue1 % inali Jay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
THE HOG TRADE OF THE WEST.

CINcISNATI, Tuesday, Feb y, I33I
The Price Current publishes statement of the Hogs
hacked in Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee this season en-
brncing all the principal points. The total number Is
gs5 KS against 79s last year-beng increase in
the number of 7J7 and in the weight per cent
sunposed that Indiana when reported viii not vary much
from last year Nothing definite has been received from
a. West
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ME CANAL AMENDMENT.

ROCHESTER, Tuesday, Feb. d. 1854.
The official vote Of Monroe County on proposed amend
merit TO the Constitution in regard TO the Canals s Tor the
amendment l3 733 against il l-9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
EIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb. q, Is3I:
Tie old Yerandah House Broad st was destroyed by
fire N morning bat few Of the fire engines being able 70
reach the scene II was the act Of an ncengiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

EUROPEAN SrEANERsThe Africa will sail on rhursdiy
from this port and the America the same day from
Boston. detained in Consequence of the storm There
win be no steamer from either port to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

DETENTION OF TILE STEAMER AMERICA.
BosT0y. Tuesday Feb. IL 1885,
The steamship America Is to be detained until Thursday
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r. "a P'slS-i' u ~ Baarfsf Gorsso-s
r eoriznec viii your rcqse have made As expe1ent Of
serl Ace aee.Itn.nt 49, sa.na 20 poalls o lee

tAIslsi
IL "a PrsriSssf u lts Btzrf Of rsreaorss
lr rcoizncc VIII have made th expsTen Of
ssinE Se sees'tusut 80 s~ssns 20 poais o. Aee
Tsas TIE n Ilat- .nl s.A F1Ir wi We'd e
free ~ 0syes 4le n sae q trtn a
'sve TIE RE 81 per pounf. lniin Meal eosts q
ctr per 70 1d N u Per polnt In favor e
s Nfs q lo ccrsfs this r eg ~ nave nos the iafe
nifne = he Rec n the rsaue sho1d Ike ., To
JtEt the Rice gr ding should De steamed 70 Burning
Which cAlrot be avoided IN hoiera
fods barrels sni fJirgsls - ndsa Mel
which Hsee 25 leaves Of 6resd Which i Is oaTss
pr tsIre,-
TIE above communication accepted and on motion
il Tas decided that bread should be made from hour AM
meal as being most economical
Communications were received from the several War
dens in 70 resolutions Of the Board whether the
sioes q any Of the empoyes could be dispensed with
The commune atoms were adverse to dispensing with any
OF the employees.
Gov PScKSET called tie attention Of the Board to the
furnace in the female portion OF the LunG.c Asylum,
he consdered the hues unsafe The suhec, referred
10 The Committee on Lunatic Asylum with power.
a communication received from Mr. Craven Chief
Engineer Tor the CToton Water Department. presenting
claim Of e. 100 for services in experimenting the laying
Of Croton pipes the Islands and also experimenting
pairs during the past three years. The commune alton
referred 70 Gov West Pinckney and DugrO.
Gov Duke offered the following resolutions
Rsfoled the Committee CITY Pdons be authorized
IN order the formerly occupied BY the Grand Jury aud
dining for kitchen odaors hey consider
recesay the Warden and tat $50 be sPprPdsed for said
purpose Adopted
Red Tlat COMMITTEES Cy Prisons repor. ths pro-
Of paving the cor Of the roms with marble tiles and she
rrotsile crrers thereof Adopted
The Board adjourned
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FIRE IN THE FREMONT HOUSE, BOSTON

IIIHIUNf IulsI'll
About halfpa one clock to day fire broke out in
ths north wing of the fremont House 1t was soon put
ont but considerable damage was done by water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
ILLNESS OF THE REV. DR. JOINS

BALIINJEE, IuG7Ia!l % II I-7I'
Tie Rev Dr. Johns of Christ Church Is dangerously
I'll and il is thought he cannot recover.
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Eenslnire in the vsrous Institution under the eAHTs

IleuiI utes Of she as .a rct t.i % No
hltl lA1 DIAN IrIi1--A c.-'n-it',t W. 60
csvfI froui Jul-es Arnlrty, at1l- D. - q! So
Het-e at BllekEeUs band Of which ne oi.o 7lg ls On
e&sIse.i
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MAY MARTIN,
OR,
THE MONEY DIGGERS.
\ GREEN MOUNTAIN TALE.

IcoyTiNuED FROM LAST WEEK.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-09-13
NEW q FASHIONABLE

SPRING &c SUMNER GOODS
The subscriber would respectfully call
attention to his large and well assorted
stock of
DRESS GOODS.
Challies and Berege DeLaincs,
PLAIN cnlored Bereges, printed de.
Printed and plain Jaconct MusIins.
Popln and Linen Lus,res, in dress
patterns, GingIlams,
Black and cold Silks, MarceIain Silks
Dotted g. Plain Swiss MusIins, Null
Muslins,
Fine Embroidered collars, Chemi-
settles. Infants Waists sc.
AIcxandcr's Kid Gloves, Isle Thread
Gloves &c.
AT low and uniform prices.
l.. B. HANKS.
0SShDURG!S. riain Striped
Blue Denim=, T''ckings &c.
BIeachcd and Brown Shirling, OLA
iH -, and iii-4
Linen Table cloths, Diapers &C.
Long Cloths Of all Qualities
Fronting Linens, Pillow-case Lnens.
by l.. D. HANKS.
EATABLES, Figs, Prunes, Raisins,
Preserves, Candies, Nuts NC Sc
l.. b. HANKS.
:, Almost anything else to be called Tor
For sale by l.. Is. HANKS.
April 5, 1854. :g3 If
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Head Quarters.

MILFORD, June 20, 1851.
ORDER NO
THE following Regiments will parade fol
review and drill at such times and place.
as herein indicated:
The 30th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at DonInick's, OIL Tuesday, 23;l
July.
The 3s,h Regiment of Infantry will
parade at JaIapa, OH Thursday, 27th July
The 10Th Regiment OF Cavalry will
parade at Martins, on Saturday, the 20,l
of July.
The 10th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Boyd's, Oh Tuesday, the Is, Of
August.
The list Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Parks, OH Thursday, the Sd OF
August.
The 45th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at the Burnt Factory, on Saturday,
the 9th of August.
The 35th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at UnionviIlc, OH Tuesday, tic ,th
Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry will
parade at Glenn Springs, OH Thursday,
the 10Th of August.
The 36th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Timmuns', on Saturday, tile 18th
OF august.
The 37th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Wilkins, on Tuesday, the 10Th
Of August.
The :'ith Regiment of Infantry will
parade ut iorkvllc, OH Thursday, the l7th
of August.
The 10th Rcginlnt of Infantry win
parade at Ebcnczer0illc, OH Saturday, the
18th of August.
The 2lst Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Lancaster, on Tuesday, the 22d
of August
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Rich Hill, OH Thursday, the 9th
of August.
The 2Gth Regiment Of Infantry will
parade al ChcStcrvllc, OH Saturday, the
2Gth Of August.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will
parade at Youngs', on Tuesday, tile 18th
Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Bells, Oh Thursday, the 3ls, OF
August
The 25th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Winsburo, on Saturday, The I'd
Of September
The 25lh Regiment of Infantry and The
9th Regiment OF Cavalry will parade at
or near Camden, OH Tuesday, the 9th OF
September.
The Goth and lllh Regiment of Infan-
try will parade AT Sumtcr,llc, on Thurs
day, The 7th September.
The officers and on.commissioncd Off
GERS will assemble OH the day previous t.
the reviews of their several regiments for
drill and instruction.
Volunteer Companies will be thorough
~ inspected, and the books Of Beat COM
panics will be examined.
Generals Of Division aud of Brigade
will, with their Stats. attend the reviews
"i thcir respective cn,n,nan1s
Generals OF Brigade arc charged with
the cNtcntion OF this order.
Aids de- Camp t"thc Commader-in-C Chief
are required TO attend the reviews III iilrir
several Brigadcs; and those not residing
III the Erigadcs to be reviewed are invited
To attend
BY order of The Commandcr-in.C Chief:
X. G. VI. DUNOVANT.
.Adjutant and Inspector General
June 2S. lSJl 80 :}m.
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Lands For Sale,

TTTE offer for Sale The Plantation on
wv Which Jas. Tller resided at tho time
of his death, lying Oh I.ynchcs Creek, 20
miles cast OF Camden, in kcrshaw and Dar-
lingtnn Districts, tontain!n. 1000 acres,
more or less, with tolcrahlc buildings =
200 acres cleared. Also 10 acres Bottom
Land, in cultivation. We will receive bids
Tor said Land until the lst OF December
next, If not sold by that time j, will he sold
on the 10Th December, 1851, at public
sale.
Also, three other tracts Of Land, one w.
ing in the fork Of l.ynchcs Creeks, con.
tanning 400 acres. AMI one on Black River,
in kcrshaw District, containing $50 acres,
more or less.
All The above named Lands will be sold
at the late residence OF Jas Tillcr. decd
any further information wanting, call on the
subscribers.
j.. j.. TILLER }
J. +. TILLER,' Agents
August %, 1851 A3 ct