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For Sale and Rent.

kfoR RANT-A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE on
Io., tne SCUM side OF Pennsylvania avenue, betw
IN aot 18th stre.ta. contsining eight rooms with
p1 an CELLAR Enquire, for particulars, of "
dec Cite
{ .OMFOkTABLE ROOMS AND GOOD GOIRp
can bs had in Virginia family, in @ RET ired
peasant part Of the city. Gentlemen or ladies with
out cnlidsen or servants, will find pleasant winter
qaaa.ers Sy early application to 2SS g st north.
RGoMs FOR RENT.-vACANT ROOMS at Mrs,
~ NIcHOLSON's, corner SSh and q Streets
Pa.lor and Bedroom, with or without board.
dec 5-2t*
pOOMS TO Int ON CAPITOi. HILL-TWO
~ comfortable Rooms FURNISHED or unfurnish d
VIII De rented ON very reasonable terms. Apply at
NO 80 street north, between Delaware avenue
and First street, or to JOS Hedrck. at the CapitoI.
dec 5-1w*
EukNisHhD ROOMS 10 LET, AT fS6 ST,
b'tween fourteenth and Fifteenth. vicinity et
Eil'ards' Hotel dee 5-lw*
t>UR WISHED ROOMS TO LEF.-TWO PANLORS
= and two chambers, handsomely furnished. for
TWO or more gentlemen, IN private family ia the
vicinity Of Wilsrds H9te', Oh Fourteenth street.
0ec &c JOHN c. sHAFER, No FLO
FURNISHED ROOMS-P0R RENT, A PAR
= lor and two Bedroou1s, neatly furnished, on ID
street, between and c. No. 179, within q few min
utss' wax of the Capitol, end the Avenue will
oe rented low. dec 5-lw*
DARLuRS TO RENr-A LARGE PARLOR ON
Il the first floor. and parior aid bed room on
the second floor. located within block OF the Pat
ent Office, will be rented during the session On &c,
commodating terms. Apply at Room 90, Sd story
OF the Post Ofics Department dec SITS
LsURNI5HED ROOMS.--A FURNISHED PAR
u Tor and chamber is for rent faw doors vast OF
The Capitol, on Pa Avenue, above G Aigler's Con-
fe ;ionary store. Apply at bis Store below.
dec 5--2ts
EOR rem IA PARLOR AND FIVE BED
= Chambers, all fitted with gas. Location, Ten tn
street, hatTFe and Z, west side second dwelling
sboTe McGuire's Aucti SIRE. On the corner Ct d
an the avenue. JOHN GE.GOnY
nov Co.,
VALUABLE LOTs-I am authorized 70
Y sell lots Containing ts,7A square feet,) num-
Tered Q, 10, u, 10. l3 ID 10, 49, H. 49, TO- and
90 in Square No. lo7, in the First Ward, bounce ell
on street l6l feet, On Il street 1914 feet, and on
lsth street 323 feet 10 inches.
These Lots being connected presen ut great induce
ments to purchaser of the whole together as they
ale susceptible by subdivision of giving add iional
front of great advantage The City Corporation
having recently, by law, authorized, and appropri
sted for, Market House t. be cree ed on street
in the immediate vicinity Of said Lots will prom pt.
~ bring them ivto demand for business PURPOSES,
and at greatly advanced rates. For largo manufac-
turing estsbishE spts, others requiring large
space, these lots are highly suitable both in loca.
ton and extent. Apply TO
JAMES II. CAUSrEN,
nov Z0-i2w No. 209 r sfr ct
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Lyon RENI-Possession given immediasely-ths
L late Office o. the Evening Star on o st.. wi,biD
dfty yards Of it's junction with Twelfth street and
Pa avenue. The building is of two stories TIE
lower story being divided into three convenient
"on,ns and the upper being large eingIe room Ii
D street, with ample working room in tbs rear Al
40 convenient psintoZ's or carpenters or other
M charles Wors shop above. Apply al star ofic
Oct 2i,-tf
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New York karkets

New YORK, Dec. 6.-Flour frmer. 1000
bbls sold. State brands, So 25. Southern,
IS 80 a So. Wheat frmer. Corn, 40, 900 sold,
mixed, 81 cts. Stocks firmer Cotton duh
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A Quarrel and a Murder.

BANGOR, Me-, Dec. A quarrel took place
here an Saturday evening" at an Irish rattle
in which Michael Daley, an Irishmaa va.
murdered by a blow from a sIung shot
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n. A. TYSON & SISTERS SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

Tf'HE duties Of this institution commenced Sep
i TENDER 18th, and will continue to the usu Il
time Of closing in July. Parents wishing to enter
tn If children can 40 according to terms stated
in circulars, which may bs obtained either at the
institution. or st ths principal bookstores.
dec - d2W
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HAPPENS MAGAZIgE f.r Dccemb,
~ Ledje rbcse's Life Of ,telsncthon, translated
by Rev. G. +. krot
Roughing it in the Bush b. Mrs Noodle
Life in the CesrinRs vs.. the Bush, by do
Outdoors at Idiswi d, by NJ T. Wills
The Rat Catchsr, by G ugtay tierit.
Beautiful Berthe, by Mgs. Tutii.'.
dec Fla.CK TAYLOR
I'VE MOST DIFFICULT AID COMPLICATED
l. Watches put in good orlsr by first cas-
workman, and warrGntei ct 4!s Pa ave, Sign o.
Large spreat Eagle. II. O. HOOD
nov Eft
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The Attempted Rescue of Burps.

BosroK, Dec. REV. 4. VI. Higginson and
Martin Stowell, both Of Worcester, have been
arrested charged with melting the attempted
rescue of the fugitive Burns, and held in
81 500 bail each
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WOOD FOR SALE

0N LIEUT.. HUNTERS UPPER FARM, TWO
gate, in Alexandria county, Va PINE AND OAK
WOOD for sale Oak, 50 6ajs, and Pine So TX per
nov l4-lR
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sJ0K 6aLLINGToE receives all the Books and News
papers est published He is agent Harpers and all
the other EaSazines, and readers will always find
large and good assortment Blank Stationery
his Bookstore, Odeon Building avenue and ~ st.
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DOOMS AND BOARD.-SEVEBAL ARGE AND
II pie asant unfinished rooms fer families CT
siog'e gentlemen, With board, will be let at MRS
HALLS, No. 462 Thirteenth street.
nov 2o-1m*
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD,
PAPER HANGER a UPEOT sTFprp

A MEkiCAN and French Paper Hangings and
N Cpholster Goods, Pennsylvania Avenue betv.
Sc, snteenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
VIM. Haunschild begs lesye to inform his friends
ana the public that he has hand large stock OF
french Gilt and American Transporting.
ALSO, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattressea
"nicn ne sll dispose of at the lowest prices.
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SKArING.-Boys were skating on the Tiber
and on the poRds in and around the city this
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E'OR RENT-Possession given imme iiately. a
Z conf r;ahle two-1tory frame HOUSE, wiz cell
lar and back buildings, situated on Ninth St. near
N. hpply to the Subscribers, st their Lumter Yard
sn the ccrI err OF 23th and d SITS
nov CO eo1W H. M Ct " Escny
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WATCH MISUNDERSTANDING Fleming, va.
grancy workhouse, 30 days. Thomas Con-
ner, ditto; workhouse, 80 days.
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FURNISHED ROOMS no RENT-sIX JLH1;n
L and well FINISHED Room, for Rsns.-Eo0uir.
at fAULkN Frs Shirt Manufsotery, south tife Of
Ia. avenue. between 81 and A streets
nov 30-eo1w
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DOARDIEG.-The hiGses sH!NKS, adjoin-
. in, the store of Mr. Berry, ca Bridge street,
Georgetown have sever ! fine ROOMS TO let, and
are prepared 70 accommod ate Boarders hsth perma'
nent and transient, on tho most moderate terms.
nov Ella
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81 DIR. j. Z. GIBBS, Dentist, ha,
t1Hs-S removed his Office from AZ stree. to the
ILID housr of De. Arthur, Pa. avenue, betw
18th and 18th streets.
oct 14-3ms
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Boarding,

TWO GENTLEMEN, WHO ARE WILLING TO
l. occupy the same room, can be accommodated
with beard in privats family. Apply at No 1872
ST. Get north, First Ward. dec 6-3ts
DOARDING.-THE LONG ESTABLISHED
ID and popular boarding house on the corner Of
and Thirteenth streets formerly kept by Mrs
Willis is again ready for the reception of reria-
nent, transient and cay boarders. Several fine
chambers can be had b. early application to
dec 2-4t* MRS. X. Il. WHEELER.
NTEMBEhS OF CON lREss DESIRING Suites
wi OF comfortable Rooms and good boarding, can
be accommodated at No. 453 Thirteenth street, be
tween and +. Location healthy, central and one
Of the most desirable In the city.
de. Ate
BOARDING IN GEORGkTORN-A SMALL
ID family having house larger than required for
their own use, offer several rooms Handsomely fur
nished, for q family, or three or four gentlemen,
with the comforts and quiet of q home, with board
on reasonable terms The situation Is in desira-
bic neighborhood and quite convenient to the cnni
bus. Apply ut No. l8l Washing on street.
nov 30-lwS
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IFoA RENr.-Ths spacious STORE ROOM On tie
l. corn OF seYenta and stsests is icr rent. It
is one Of the 5fst stands FIR business OF thu tret
and has good dry cellar. It has been usea 5oe tb
dr. soods business, aad is ready Rbelvea Apply 10
hOrHW ELL. 4 BROWN,
Loaieara avenue, opPes &c Bank Of Washington.
ncy 1S-eotf
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EHOE II ksT UA SAEk.-THE M0DERy
4 Four-story Brick House Oh Thirteenth 1t, Get
cear H. east side. The house is in good repair. dry
:ehars, and 10 a good te ,ant the rent will be low
Possession given on the LIST November apply &c
OCT oO-G JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auc'r
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EsUR RENr-A LARGE BRICK ICE-HOUsE.
L conveniently ituated near the Chesareake and
Ohio Coral and Potomac River. Apply to the su ..
scriEers, at their Lumber Yard. corner Of d A., j
Twenty six h streets. Ii, n. d j. w EsSEY.
nov l7--ec3W
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EOR RENT-A STORE ON PA. AvEyvE-THE
neat and convenient sized Store in Star Build.
IcAt 10 Inc corner CT Re. avenue nd Eleventh
hSus Hits, SIS their Music Stora and Plans ~. re-
rooms. TIE store nov for rent viii zaake capital
stand TOT almcst any kind CT business, "a a,readv
tl.e star once ~ Eors f1equented than any other
business place IN Washington Apply 9. inc COM =
IF the Star Office, oct Ok -f
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EoR RANr-A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE on
-, the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, b.tv.
E'chen an CELLAR. Enquire for particulars. Of W.
". bLAhCH ARD, next door west
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A VERY DESIRABLE STORE 10 LET-TuE
"A store On TIE esst 81 De Of Eleventh street. one
100: north OF Pennsylvania avenue, lately oc:u.
pied by Mr. Dyer ~ an auction and ocnlsligsion
STORE, Is for ren low to good tenant. Apply 70
q. A. RANDALL.
nov LIFT Corner Tz,alffb ard n s,sa-s-
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PUMP OUT OF ORDER -Messrs. Editors:-
The pump on A street north, near the old
Capitol building, is out of order. Will you
please call the attention of those whose bust
ness it is, to it, for sve avaAt auater.
A SUBSCRIBER AND CITIZEN.
WQShinutnn Dec
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Efok sALL.-SEVERAL FARMS NORTH CT
- washington city, continuing from thirty-fiya 70
and fcsools. and gcod society, from three to sig
n,i's rem town. Persons DESTROYS of marke+
islfy or farming land, would do we'll in applyipr t.
the suofcriber, neer Bladenshurg
Eov 93-ifn CHsRTEr DIrouo
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pGOMS FOR RENT.-VACANT ROOMS at Mrs
~ NICHOLSON'S, corner 18Th and 81 Streets
Pasior and Bedroom, with or without hosrd.
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RUOMS TO LIT ON CAPITOL HILL Two
~ comfortable Rooms Furnished or unfurnish d
VIII be rented on very reasonable terms. Apply at
NO 80 street north, between Delaware avenue
ana FIRST street, or to JOS Hsdriok, at the Capitol
dec 5-1wA
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Nor mark, within lis rOSeate canopy,
Her blush CT maiden shame.''
30 We, who look upon the statue since the
stansas was written, see il by finer light than
ever shOne upon il before FIR US alone the
rude hut BY the Danube is reared, and those
young barbarisns are sporting upon its banks
We may form some notion of our obligations,
by imagining what would have been the emo
tons OF a man Of cultivation and sensibility. il
the poet had suddenly put the lines into his
hands, while he was standing before the
statue. Would not something like the mira
Gle OF Pygmsllon have taken place before his
eyes! Would not the marble breast have ap-
peared to heaye with emotion, and the droop-
ing brow, to be darkened with suffering?''
Loru byron, too, whose appreciation of the
beautiful In art was equal to his taste and ap-
preclaton OF the beauties OF nature it will be
fecoheo'eo' was inspired by it, as ii were, to
He leans upon his hand-his manly brow
Consents to death, but conQuers agony.
hnd DIS droop'd head sinks gradually low
And through his side the last drops-ebbin, slow
From the red CASH, fall heavy, one by one.
Like the hIst OF thunder shower and now
The arena swlms around hlui-he ia none
Ere ceased the lnhuman shout which hail.d the
wretch who WV
lie heard if, but he Needed it not-his eyes
Were with his heart, and that was far away:
he reck'd not oil the life he lost nor prize
But where bis rude hut by the Danube Law
1feTs were his young barbarians all al play.
There was their Daclan mother-he. their sire
Butcher'd TO make Roman holiday
All this rush d with his bloOd-sbaIl he expire,
And unreyenged? Arise. We Goths, and glui youl
irei
The magnificent copy now in Washington
was sent over for exhi bition in the New YOrl
Cry stal Palace, which it reached only shortly
before that esta blishment was closed It re-
manned there long enough, however, to create
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held by the coroner, Thomas Woodward, Esq,
over the body Of colored woman, who was
found dead in house between G and II streets,
IN the alley called Bates's alley. The evil
uen,e tended to show that she died of mania
apotu and exposure. The verdict was given
accordingly.
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,oMfokTABLE ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD
- can % had in a Virginia family, in rel ired
pleasant part of the city Gentlemen or ladies with.
OUT children or servants, will End pleasant winter
quarters by early application to 2Ss g st north.
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dec I-St
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LUkNisihD RO0MS 10 LET, AT fS6 ST.,
e. brtween Fourteenth and Fifteenth. vicinity es
Wizards Hotel doc 5-Iw*
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

his residence Madison county Va, on the morning OF IN,
18th inst, JOHN JAouELIN AMBLER DIh year Of hi,
Mr. Amber vas the of the late Col John Amber Rich
moud and both In the city whore his youth and
and In the large circle ana
relatives {" testify his merit know hin,
veil to him hshiya acquaintance fulfilled
the rrane OF ntelsenee and stamped
~ and handsome in tbs
tuerso rse he exhibited
j-c ofhis al cton His toig AND elevate
uuder he guidance of inte
siueat'on mad eny sentative ty rsq e Taste aided
~ moral energy snd Christian nrmness witch
came every base and ignobe tion In
life he dpiJed the qr>es which character
OF the good aud worthy citr reward
tn deep a1rcon OF his ch drea, the arnop OF
devoted wife, toe high respect and
My.
The writer OF this hAsy and insufficient notice him
and loved hin much Looking back the Of un
eouded rnd.hp he hnds except that IL /.
pt.td he m left unable to that fuller tribute the so
e ani moral virtues which adorned character OF
John ! ,queIn Amtier. H. j n
SH The N.nna Al. c, ~. nd W..
tnSton senunel are requested TO copy.
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THE CARS MISSION IN TIE EAST.

The ST. Petersburg Conr, Journal OF the 2Oth pub.
fishes an article worthy OF uotce confirms sort OF
programme OF Rissas policy, and announces wi thout
ccunlocu.on the objects which Russia seeks to at,an
by the prcseut At first states that the dem and,
made by the Western Powers Of the Porte 10 regard TO
placing tho rights of its subjects upon the s,ms
twice AS far was intended TO be demanded by Rus.
especially through Pruco AenschIkoGs mission If(..ys
TIE Court Journa IL was the conviction Of the Western
Powers that It was essential to carry their object
they should have said the Pfirce being sent TO Con-
Hsntinople, you ask too little. You only demand the
half in tho entire equality" Had th. been DONE the uu
hPpy conflict might have BEEN -v,jed aud rh. fahl.s,
publication OF tie blno book" rendered super Hlous The
noble and decided srguags addressed by the Enpeor in
regard to Turkey does reflect upon him ,dJs tho
Court Journa the slightest spot monarch Christian or
uly because the cKst.rce OF the Ottoman rule is an
omaly-a thing deprived Of vitality England wa. in
her heart convinced Of the right. aud justice Of the Fin
"efo but concoied her own grIspng intentions in ordor
10 CONVEX. them at tho proper moment to her sps
cia advantage. Did not England fear power and IN
bending character Of the Emperor the world would
have Witnessed union between Franco and England
England looked about for ally, which, after tho OBJ
ect was susiued. might bs more easily thrown over
board than RGssia. Rus'ias MISSION is certainly
grelt She Is called upon set limits 10 tho mdte,i
aiinn Of England. france holds secondary position.
she ia mere bubbing political whtlpo, mot durable
snd generally destructive nundion Russia must hgh
England because sho alone, and France the ocu
sud support of all revolutionary principles Ii s not
Russia, but Eugnrd who, imbuCd 10 the with "ner
csn,ilism treads under foot humanity and the rights
II Russias mission to protect Europe from the
ofress Of the est A formerly, the stream flowed from
East To Wcstnow the reverse Ia the case. No msttsr
how the causes Tor the may be regarded that
l!us'i, aud Turkey is founded religious grounJs-
Through the policy Of the Western Powers tha war h.
however, assumed the character Of suE &c between Con
seryat'sn aud Communist .svo!uioi. Only path Il
open TO the Enpcror-that Of right and honor. lie will
adhere 10 his word not 10 make quests but the
time II 10 his mission 10 restore Russian prepondcrsnce
on tho Bosphorus, because that IL absolutely requisite fo
the developcmcit ~ Russia, ard the estsbshme
order IL Russia holy duty TO establish aud
the dominion of Chriaiianiy the Bosphoru,. Pinsiy
the Emperor as the strong rock and defender Of Europe
bss 70 fuhi the LOFTY mission Of consolidating European
Couser'Atsin. To attain this otj'c Russia must carry on
rice, aud Internationally terminate Tutkish insruIc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21
rl..nasr. per S.nm.,ip ".L,r,...o,enr p,rr.., ..

PI'ssn0ers Ssmiaip "Jan,,ssotor." PrrSt ra.sr
from Neu " l., Noe. 7Ofi. 1884
Taylor, Mrs - Ogden L.,ass.y lady and child ] l. p,,
nam, Ii.se Chase, sni h, Smith, K Griffith John LIND
sey rnsheart. VI II si'ksIJ s!ete Peilo. Maher
},m s. M m:.., Sss d,nsher M. sS.i.nd WI
L, N'i Gardiner, W Bater, Pleasant. X Miller
Fsrsuon Ferguson VIM Talbot, II T~ichen and .dy
walker, Rend Mrs Harris Srs Crane 70 n ,rch sis
Ter and .miy HArd-ieke imOa. nr Smith. sis. Austin
and sister, Mrs Lym family Pipiry q Ken,nr
ton. A Conani. Dyer. sLrone s-anI Is 10 steetaxe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

IHrfssE IHsiasiTios.--A Iowa pspsr says, "ths i'm
migration into Liza all the crossings the present sea-
sou 10 unparalleled IN the history Of the psst The steam
ferry al that city (,nc Of the largest the rve) kep
IN constant motion from morning until night, aud rsqncnt
S Unit, midnight The consequence is that every evening
covered with tho wagons tents ard Of the en-
The mefchsn g'occrs aud manufacturers ar, tespng
hts harvest 10 the way Of u'nsbng supplies TO the r,.
Yelling million At present rats, A. lssN 100000 souls
vi" 10 aided 10 tbs population Of this State duriog tbs
present season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

UNLAWFUL AssknBLr.-Melici, Underwood, q fire..
e~oreu ""nl6, was ordered tsn by tho mayor yes
erday, Tor having negroes in her house. corner !,
broid aud 9th streets. on Sunday evening.
summons .gsInst her for selling ardent spirits with
u' hesn'e' To ID drank where sold continued ua,
"-asy, 10 ENABLE her 10 bring forward ulais to ptov.
ust sno merely sold some ~hsksy be taken av.y ALL
'hat the quantity which officer TYLER observed TO n<~t
oeeh urshH NJ her 6ir wac surplus which could not b.
conainei III the deeauter wicu the LIQUOR "a. mn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

was at sdistance-'iiscre,lon," in all cases. being
the "bettcr part Of valor."
We have reported this scene simply to show the
temper Of tho Spartans. IL We have done either
gentleman any injustice, we shall be happy to make
the correction It not always possible to be accu>
ratio when one Il alarmed and nervous at tho angry
looks threatening gestures and terrible grimaces Of
= body Of enrased Spartans. For fear Of recalling
too wildly the sensations Of that fearful and cventfu
night We leave of for the present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

DrsrIRITE REgCoUyTyR-We lcsru that q sbla
hgh. occurred near Amsterdam, in this county Tow d.s
since. between an E,sie aud Owl The e.gIe seized
opon the owl but found HE Prey weghy he carried
on and In the scnli the owl fastened hi, claws in the
eagles thigh and neid his tight nrsks IL
impossible for him to escape. While in this condition.
sentemsn passing by hssring tho scun approached sn1
oisly c.ptutsd both the combs. We learn that the owl
one Of the largest Of his sPeces and the egs measured
over s,I feet scross the niazs-Vdlley Wing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

i'LiNa-Schapp Co., grocers. near the corner o.
~ aud Broad strsets, were hA.d IS, by the Mayor OH
!sse.d.y, for selling aidenl sps Sunday i.s to b,
drank where sold. They have no laYrrn Lcenan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

~ iARott fRAcricr-The Montgomery Guards, Captain
Moore, bad tsrsst practice ON yesterday At Ci,rk
Spring. Tue Prise was silver medal which vas borne
away by Mau'iso aeCaun, private In the company
zoe -, shooting "a. III sessral very good.
They spent quite happy d.y. A sumptuous Dime,
anu the APPENDICES were pios by the Captain su,
l-t Lieutenant IL is no wonder they should feel a
home. ' -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

NEW York GuBERSAroRrAL ELECTION Clark il, he
yond doubt, the Governor elect OF New York His ma
Jory, is thought, will not exceed 300 The e,ac, fl.
cure cannot be arrived until the 22d inst on ~bcb
day the Board OF State Commissioners are REQUIRED Ia
meet BIZ law
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

wHrKHuRsIs as 900 CUR be brought to co,.
early January when the property will be equtsy
Secure SHARE while the opportunity Offers, pol4-Iu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-21

" N0TfJEwe invite attention 4, large sale ~ neh
Enyroides B,ez and fancy Dref Nks reneh Nenps Wool
Pa. Ribbons, &C., 70 take place this motnlns 70 osock
LoH KESf, PAINE KENT, Ausu.