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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
The following is an extract from the log Of the Bait
on her homeward passage: !:


The first day accoun, includes only twenty hours
and the last only thirteen heursiihgs every days wQk
largely excee1s three hundred miles. The time for
the whole voyage was days l6 hours and 80 minutes.
ARRIVAL OF THE GERNAsIA.
The steamship Germana, Captain Brenner, from Bre-
men, and thrtysx hours from Boston, where she put IN
for q supply of coal arrived at this port yesterday
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
Repairs TO the machinery of the propeller Princeton have
been completed and she has sailed trial trip to test
her engines.
The ship Mary Glover chartered by the Navy Depart
men for voyage the Pacific, with stores for the Amer
lean squadron on that station TO sail yesterday She
has a cargo for the feet under the command Of Commo
dore Bladen Dulany.
The Navy Department has ordered the razee lnde-
pedence to be fitted for immediate service in the
Pacific.
The little side-whee steamer Vixen is ready for sea,
with her crew on board. She is awaiting orders from
Washington.
The ship carpenters are vigorously a. work upon the
alterations of the frigate Sabine.
The frame for the extension of the shphoue for the
building of the new seamirigae, under the supervision
of George Steers, is finished.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The United States steamer Princeton went to sea on
Saturday, on cruise. The following is list Of her
officers
Captain, Henry Eagle Lieutenants, Wm 5. Young
Thos G. Corbin, II. X. Davenport; Surgeon, Robert l.
Barry Passed Assistant Surgeon; Purser, John T. Hun
ter; Master Wm W. Low; Lieutenant of Marines, Chas
@. McCawley Captains Clerk, Joseph r. smith Chiei
Engineer william H. Shock First Assistants, Benjamin
F. Garvin Harman Newell Second Assistants, ) Boil
var Knox Charles H. Lorng; Third Assistants, George
r. johnson. Horace L. Winsor, Francis A. Canneld
Boatswain, James Walker; Gunner, Leonard N. hnl-;
CARPENTER Robert NJ. Balm; Sail Maker, William b.
Fugt
The z. S. sloop-ofwar Saratoga, W. s. Walker, Esq.,
commanding sailed from Honolulu for the United States
VIA Tahiti on the 18th of May. List Of Officers: W. =
Walker ESD, Commander Leutenants, John IL 6onids-
bury r. S. Smith Purser J. NJ Havens; Acting Master
John Magun; Assistant Surgeon p. Steele; Passed Mid
shipmen. j. NJ. Clark A. Almat, ID. c. NJ Ray, W. Scott
Clerk, J. S. Seawa Acting Boatswain, james clyde
Gunner W. H. Hamilton Carpenter, L. Moses sainaker'
II. +. Sokeley. List of Passengers CON- H. A. Adams,
bearer of dispatches from Com Perry to the Government
at Washington, J. X. Randolph, W. S. Swain L. $ NJ
C. W. Abbott, Clerk TO bearer of dispatches.
The L. S. soop-ofwar st. Mary, 1. W. Bailey COM
mander sailed from CalIao May 25 for Valparaiso
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ArRocrors OrIRAGE-On Sunday evening last about
Church.st. upon the person Of female named Mar
garet Ann Bergen who ii seems here from Ja-
maica visit friends and finding them was at
that late hour wandering in pursuit Of shelter Her cries
Of murder and sbreks for assistance brought colored
man the spot who discovered that she was beset by
four Irshnsn, OF whom was vioating her persons
while another neiariousy aiding and abetfng in ne
disgusting outrage. Upon the first shrek OF ALARM Two
OF the ruan fed bu fortunately for the cause oil
in after the frst outcres which
DR.. Charles y. Leggett near whose residence % hs 80
circumstances tran .pired that gentleman sneaosy
pesrei the ground, when the remaining sina no",oe
their heels in fight pursued by the e. COLA IA
who SISTED seized one of the rsscas by e ~
dragged him off 10 the house Of ofceT ~ny'1 m
and 10 whom be dev erred the prisoner. .s" ~ .a.S
learned the ppobable whereabouts OF tnS y; r.
Cd "a in nursui, and also wae ~ ns
and placing him safely in the hsnd: ~ Inc sacn
on. We bould fall short Of our duty II should
tse a., ! % esteemed In all quarters and tho
omit tdsay ;nstIy commended for his bravery and hu-
T1s unfortunate female, though utter stran-
mssy ~ humble mien, taken IN charge and kindly
g Tor by the females Of the Doctors family-thus rem
',sre ihe action their part noble throughout
On Monday forenoon the two prisoners were brought
hefore Justices Wiet; and Sillman Who afer search.
ING gafion committed them the county ia Tor
trial at the next Ceurt Of Oyer and Tenniner. Theip
names are Thomas Mc(irain and stephen Moore.
ftluhins Journal
The Mlronkse Democrat says that il stated that Of
the - German papers which advocated Gen. Pisrces
election only Ii remain friendly TO HE aminssrstoo.
Quite change within two years.
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FROM ST. HELENA.

Boston, Monday, July 10, ls14.
We have received dates from ST. Helena TO the 18th OF
May TIE Russian ship Czarowitch 10 guns, 20 men,
mounted off ST. Helena on the 10th of May, causing con-
siderable excitement the island The e. proved to DO
In the employment Of the Russian and American COMPANY
and was therefore not moested On the lh OF May the
British sloop -of.war Linnet arrived with bark mo
name or nation mentioncd captured of kalenda on sus
picion of being SLAYER.
The American whacrs on the st. Helena whaling
ground have been very successful during the present
season.
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SERIOUS RIOT BETWEEN AMERICANS AND
IRISH AT LAWRENCE, MASS.

LAWRENCE, Monday, July 10, 1904
Quite disturbance occurred here late on Saturday nigh
between some Americans and Irish Early IN the evening
party Of Irish raised the American hag on Poie sur
rounded by This was torn down by the Americans
but was again hoisted numerous party of Americans
then gathered and fight took place in which several
guns and pistols were discharged The Irish were put TO
flight and several of their houses gutted The Mayor or
ercd the military under arms when the rioters dispersed
AL was quiet yesterday.
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THE KIDNAPPING OF SOLOMON NoRTHRUP.

ALBANY, Monday, July 10, 1854.
J. l.. Russell, captain Of the canaboat j. r. Cfain'
Of the Rochester City line was arrested here TINS morn
ing charged with being accompce OF Murr'li IN KID
Mapping Solomon Northup He admitted that he was at
he Inaugural in Washington in 1871. lie was ironed and
taken TO Balston Spa for trial.
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LARGE FIRE AT LUBEC, MAINE.

EAsTroRT, Monday, July 10, l-5i.
large FIRE occurred at Lubcc at o'clock yesterday
morning, consuming Fowlers pastermlls, store six
dwelling and two vessels. The loss is estimated az
600 ooo only about $4,000 of which s supposed to be
covered by insurance The Etna Company of Hartford,
loses o. 00o house containing 800 kegs Of gunpowder
was sayed with great difficulty.
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
CoNcoRp, n. H., Monday, July

CONCORD, n. H., Monday, July TO- le1i'
The House to-day laid the Liquor bill Maine Law on
the table by l6 majority. The bill increasing the saia
es of the Executive and Legislative Officers passed the
Senate and was read twice in the House. The Lesele
tue will probably not adjourn before Saturday
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THE srsouEHANNA RAILROAD COLLISION.

BALTIMORE, Monday, July 10, 1884.
Mr. Winchester the Superintendent of the Susquehanna
Railroad was arrested to-day charge OF Mansaughter
growing out of the collision on that line the ah inst
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ILLNESS OF JUDGE CUSHING.

Boston, Monday, July 10, ls9i.
Judge Gushing was taken suddenly i'll -dsy while pre-
aiding the bench of tic Police Court caused by the
il ventilation Of the The attack was quite tem-
pOrary the Judge quite recovered this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

MuSE.-Anson P. Morrill, AMT Nebraska ana "1..'
Law Democrat has also received inc rec
nomination for Governor.
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TWO BOYS DROWNED.

BANGOR Monday, July 10, 1854.
Two sons Of Benjamin Haley of Corinth were drowned
on Saturday while bathing.
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NAyIGATION OF THE OHIO.

PIrTsBuRGH, Monday, July TO, Ie14.
The river here now only 30 inches by the metal
mark and is falling The weather clear and pleasant
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
DOaRD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF Al.DEhMEN.
THrF,nAY June g. ls1l.-Ald Ely, President, in the
Chair.
PETITIONS RETIRRED.
OF John = Smith and hers stating tha, the Clinton
Market constructed thai there is no, sufficient accom-
mediation for the customers.
REPORTS
OF the Committee on Railroads relative 70 the s,oppsye
Of the Harlem trains and New Haven for the &C
commOdstion of persons living at IoIkye and Manha-
tan reported that such arrangement could be mad.
without delay and danger and denying the PRAYER of the
petitioners. This referred back The committee in
relation TO the standing Of the Hudson Railroad
track in lludson-st, reported in favor Of clearing tn
street and prevent distractions Of the kind complained Of
Adopted.
REsoLrTIos
by AID. Williamson directing the Commissioners of
Jurors TO report the number OF persons registered a.
Jurors the number marked liable those exempt and ell
necessary particulars. Adopted.
PETITION.
OF the New-Yors Iron House Building Association,
proposing build the new City Hall Of iron after any
given design. Referred.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Robert j. Dillon, Counsel to the Corporation, in
TO resolution TO the powers OF the Comns-
sonors of the Sinking Fund in dspong OF City proper
ty. sc. He says:
'"The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund have the
right 70 sell two descriptions Of real estate belonging to
the Corporation Firs that which lice under water, and
TO which for the most part the owners of the upland
have the preempiye right OF purchase Secondly all
the resl estate not reserved Tor pubic purposes As re-
under their p etmpve rights may be private and upon
such terms as may be agreed upon But in all other
land reserved for public purposes the sales must be
at public auction, upon notice of twenty days, pub
lshed in the papers of the Corporation This authority
t sell will be found in The celebrated ordinance Of sii
entitled An Ordinance for the redemption of the City
Debt and TO payment Of the interest thereon, confirmed
by the Acts Of the Legislature ls4J p 2i7, and lsl p
asa
Entered on the minutes
From the Controller stating the Sixth and Eighth-av.
Railroad receipts as follows:
Eigbth-sy zoo5
ReD0rts-A report from the Board of Counclmen refus
ing TO with the Board Of Aldermen to call part of
Tiirty-second.st Boorman place received and re-
ferred the Committee Lands and Places OF this Board
Report in favor of in Eizabeth-st from Prncest
to Houstonst. Concurred in. An ordinance that 4" 40
"peson shall have keep hogs in the City below One
Hundred and Sixthst under the penalty OF s5 per day
"for each hog 20 had kept Objected to by AID.
WskeInan and finally it referred to Committee on
Ordnances Reports to regulate and grade Fourtav and
other streets were referred
AID Lord called for the cattle ordinance pending which
motion the Board adiourned to this afternoon.
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The population of Ingham County Mich Is 'i'si' IL
increase OF 2,s73 since lsN.
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p p
These gentlemen then signed the bonds with Their sey'
ersl surefes. ,,
r. w Es,lin and W. X. Miles were the sureties OF Gen.
Oumap Emile LaSere and =. X W alker were sureues
of Mr. Thrasher; and Patrick irwin ana = e. Slater
were surete- for Dr. Saunders
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THURSDAY June 9. is5i-Ad. Ely, President in the
Chair
PETITIONS HIIIRPTD.
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DR. SAUNDERS PROTEST.
The undersigned in signing the reeognizanee required
Of him by Judge John A. Campbell joins III the protest.
10 the same entered by Gen. John A Quimsn;
Reed hafnra III. foloyipy witns ssees:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-22

But we do not think this win be the result do NJ
believe the measure [the Nebraska bill will De aTr
ed. But we say to the Wings of North CaT ~.
and all Southern States in which that party nai
present majority or one in anticipationf you rOa
low the false light of the National Intelligence into
will find it an 1afsis Fatuas that will lead Hes
a auagInire, about which it viii soon be said:
lies the once noble Whiggery-reace to its m wI;n
~ - VIZ Commercial RAV'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-22

New HAVEN, Feb. II. The Wing State Conven-
ton to-day nominated Henry Drltton for Governor.
Alexander Holly for lieutenant Governor and Oliver
II Perry for Secretary Of State Resolutions in ia
vor OF protective tariff and against the repeal Of
therMissoun Compromise were adopted
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-22

AT an election for town Council of Wadesborouefa
held on the 26th ultimo., learn, the following
gentlemen were chosen to until the last Satl1r1
day m January, A. D. 1856, viz: Col George D.
Boggan, Magistrate of Police
THos. S. AsHE,
S. w. NEAL Commissioners d
s. s. ARNorsn 9
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coMprRo1IER,s RrpoRT. Contributed.

Statement Of Tie RsSase derred from eacA subject 81 I9aasso"
sss.srerg Comfy IN the State Continued9
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NJ AsnINoroN, Feb. 10. 1854.
SEN ATE.

SENATE
Mr.. Houston resumed his remarks in opposition
stothc Nebraska bill, deprecating arepeal OF tnes
compromise Of 500 which he as fatal
After he had concluded the amendment to the
18th section was adopted by yeas SO to nays 10.
Mr.. Chase moved to amend the section as it now
stood so as allow the people of the territories to
prohibit slavery if they choose
Mr.. Pratt thought the Senator should have also
in his amendment allowed the people to introduce
slavery.
Mr. Badger said the effect of the amendment was
to deprive the section of half of its force. He
announced his intentions to speak tomorrow in sup
port of the bill.
Mr. Brown said he was one of those who did not
believe the people of the territories had any right to
legislate to the exclusion of slavery
Mr. Cass said the amendment presented an impor.
tant question, which would have 90 be met. That
was the power of the people to legisate for them
selves This bill gave them that power, provided
the constitution allowed it. If the constitution did
not allow the bill was nugatory.
Mr. Butler said if Congress had no power to Leg
isate on the subject Congress could not grant that
power to the people of the territories.
Mr. Cass said he differed from the Senator in toto.
and Weller,
Mr. Badger got the floor and the Senate adj'd.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The bill providing for the safe transmission OF the
mails &c. was laid on the table, The House then
went into committee of the whole on the Homestead
Bill, when Mr. Meacham commenced his remarks IN
opposition to Nebraska bill. Mr.. Richardson called
him to order and the chair declared he was out OF
order the Homestead Bill being the special order for
the day. Amid much confusion, Mr.. Washburn ap-
pealed from the decision of the chair, which was
overruled by yeas 55, to nays IS.
Mr. Meacham then proceeded with his remarks,
denouncing the Nebraska bill, but before the conclu-
sion of his hour yielding the floor to Mr.. Fenton,
who entered into a defense of John Van Buren,, and
the sssofts' He was followed by Mr.. Wheeler, who
entered into long defense of the hards." After
| which the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-01
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL j Guy, Augusta; J N
Hinnie, Deerheld; C Hines, Palestine; G A Ryan
Nelson; Miller, Rockbridge A Edwards. p Lee
Patrick; Cooke, Cheaterheld;J w Dudley. CHM;
Prentice, Marion; Hill, str Augusta: w nj nil
lard, spotts'a w NJ Puryear; Clarkesv,e: n CO..
niawdGis; Co,trell, Ghesterfsld P.vaus, Abe
wood Roanoke; Ac shephesa, PalmSrn a S s,sn
s ssss KsaPsSst aryRRss Lqaenba shep
s h Turnbull, franklin; w ID Davis. OAK Ia.xe,. Il
w Anderson and lady, J Royal, Pittsylvania.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-T Mcdowell. Lawn.
ton; Woodward M jones' Mr. Edwards and -.
dy, n \; Dr. Brown, Alexandria; Temple. ya.
r Taylor, Taylor, Gloucester; Hon III * Wi.s
lady and daughter, Accomac; Shepherd. Mr.S N
Shepherd. Miss Z Guy, Norfolk; r ST Geo Coels
Powhstan; Johnston, Bait; H Harrison. SUISSE
w A Page. lady, children and servant Petersbur9.
J White and lady. T g Mcdonnell, 1bin sdop; TX
Msssis, Nelson; L Clsyter, Lynchbure; Carte r
Roanoke; Wheeler, Cala;J A McKenedy, Tenn:
II johnson. Bait; w 0 Bearnarc, Easleysviile; T P
Parish, Alb; @ Baird, Pinians. Singleton, Wheel.
ing; II Cfownin, Prince Edward; H Winchestsr
and ladies, Nd; Mrs Mulenhow, Bait; Gregory.
King WIN; DR. b Baker, Hanover.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS March Q,

NIOdMOND NAhkEIS March ST. "
We have little to add to report to-day concern.
ing the Breadsufs market. There we re no transac.
tons to-day to base quotations upon.
There is very little FLOUR arriving-pot moro
than Thousand barrels during the past week. shin
pers not up to the views of holders to-day and
no sales except to the trade were made In this way
there were sales to a limited extent at $725
WHEAT.-Little arriving and no sales
of consequence. Nominaliy quoted 81 40 to 81 AS
for red and white.
co aN.-Non ne arriving, and in demand at 75c. Per
bushei f~-
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T IST OF LETTERS Remaining in the
Ia Richmond Post Once on the 3jst Of Masca,
r5rPersuus calling for Letters In this List WIS
please say they are advertised.
fEY Office hours, on sunday, hereafter, from 20
NJ, and 70 Bpm.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AT COsT

FURNITURE FOR SALE AT COST.
=; = We have, at this time, large quantity OF oil
kinds of CABINET FURNITURE of our own man
ufacture, which we will sell at cost. From the fact
thas we have not sufficient room TO show it without
enumeratins each article we will simply state from
STOOL or Cradle up to an elegant plush Chair or
marble top ladies' Bureau. An elegant lot of LOOK
call and examine for themselves, ON the corner OF
Franklin and 18th streets. "
NH N-6t* j. w L w l.. SATTERWHITE
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At Cincinnati on Thursday, an attempt was made
board five hundred thousand dollars in silver The
object was to obtain the silver The fire was for
tunately extinguished, before much damage was
done
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The New York Times says that Mr.. Geo. Law
has sold out his entire interest in the U. S. Mail
steamship company, to Moses Taylor, Charles r.
Hecksher and Marshall o. Roberts, who will add at
least two and fast steamers to the N. Y. and As
pinwall line, as to have spare ship at each
port, in case of accident, and with view to i'm
prove the attractions of the Panama route.
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,

GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTE AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
NO. 90 FOURTEENTH STREET,
HA AS now in store and is daily receiving
- his spring supplies of EARTHENWARE and
CHINA, of his own Importation, of the latest and
large stock of GLASSWARE, LOOKING-GLASS.
Els and FANCY GOODS,
His stock will be found as extensive and the prices
as low as any Northern re-packing house can offer
Merchants visiting this market will promote their
own interest by examination of his stock before
making their purchases.
- Special attention given to packing
m 8 d2ru --
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A DANGEROUS VoYAGE.-A sailor, laboring un
der delirum tremens, jumped from third story in
Boston on Saturday morning. broke one of his legs,
to bad flights
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PsoasEss OF THE DUEL The Washington Star
of Thursday evening, after noticing the absurd
statements that have gone forth relative to the diff
entity between Messrs. Cutting and Breckenridge,
says
Now. as for the facts, we have to say that we
have every reason to feel assured that at halfpast
eleven O'Clock to-day, the matter had NOT been ac'
commodatesl and that the gentlemen whose names
we gave yesterday in connection with it, were still
engaged in efforts to bring 1t to satisfactory con-
clusion without an exchange of shots Others, as
well az the police, were still seeking the parties
with the view to endeavor to make settlement
The Speaker lett the chair Immediately after the
House assembled to-day. it was believed in the Hail.
that object. We. however, take it for granted that
he was quite as ignorant of the particular where
abouts Of the principals, as all others OF their
friends who had not been "called in"
We may add that Mr.. Cutting is understood to
have been seen in Washington last night, after his
afternoon trip to Alexandria.
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RICHARDSON e. CO.. "a
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
{nt 1 DRY GOODS.
Z IS MAIN STREET. RICHMOND VA.
SPRING 1854.
statesmen.
w. b. HOPKINS, sLexington,
JOHN l.. KENT, Mont geometry, ..s f.ts gf4Ya
PETER B. Law, Danville,
THos. J. CHARLTON, Montgomery,
}. B. FAULKNER, Halifax, Va.
WITH the invitation to the Merchants
w of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
to examine our stock of DRY COOS this season we
give the assurance of having a large and general as
sortment of ENGLISH, FRENCH, and GERMAN
MANUFACTURER. which with every variety OF
AMERICAN FABRIC, selected with special refer
ence to the trade of those States will stock
complete and embrace all the articles usually foup nd
IN Wholesale Dry Goods Store, both Staple an
Fancy, on all of which we will be content to place
moderate prices on accommodating terms
iALSO.-The most complete assortments In the city
Of CARPETlNGS RUGS, DOOR MATS PIANO
and TABLE COVERS, &c /, &C., which we will ne II
In quantities to suit purchasers. -
RICHARDSON & CO.,
mn 7-dlm&c8t 95 Main street Z
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u. s. CONSUL AT TRIEsTE.-The Austrian Gov.
eminent has reviewed ills decision Withholding the
ereqmatur of Mr. Robinson, U. S. Consul at Trieste,
and had granted him the usual official recognition.
in consequence of the renewed application of the
American minister at Vienna
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DEEP SNow.-The Portland Advertiser says the
snow storm OF Thursday last, was one of the seve-
rest of the "winter storms" in that region. In
places the snow fell to the depth of two feet
so that on Friday the trains could not travel.
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR

Il
IMAGES. &c.--We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached, This Range is not sur.
passed by any in this country for cooking or for It's
economy in fuei. bS1a era sg4t.
Also. Water Closets Stationary Wash Stands Ba-
thing fixtures, for hot and cold water; ali of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction
I We also put up CHILSoN'S PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers, is unequailed by
any furnace now in use. is2}@3B Il ~ XIII $
G.. i A. BARGAMIN JR.. =
Z NH Is AL 20i corner of Main and 10th sfs
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8 IUHTNING RODS.-I take pleasure

+ LIGHTNING KODS.-I take pleasure
IL in informing the citizens of Richmond and Weir
ity that fully epared TO erect Lightnipg Rods
on the most scientific principles and in the most
workman like manner. Feeling grateful 70 the pub.
lie past patronage for the last three years md
il unned nary 10 publish long prelude az TO quality
or price the public 70 decide from the past
pains shall be apared In giving entire satisctior
Ali orders addressed to l.. ] Hawiey through the
Post Office, or leff with T.. l.. Sorrie Broad street
Hotel, win meet with prompt attention.
p. s. All Rods erected by me heretofore, or here
alter, getting cut of order win be promptly psred
free OF charge, by informing Of the fact through
the Post Oafce. LEWIS j. HAwLEY.
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