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icnses 10 Get.
Real estate for Sale.

a GOOD INVESTAENT.-Ibe Ioni-stoiy piISA
"A front and tsos,ory aosse 40 l4s Wees Esn Tor SAFE
Pss G s ssS :, w M i12T Eo%s ~ 10
J.re on shb he re.des Totawa on the n'ths,y
r..e a. =. y mile Js.f i, 'Tsm soassia sbo1
dse ne s.b, pasture end ssss D s. 81 enss
Ts Ssdss nearly and oenss Of e2osn.n. sad
es s ss a ss rc wsef
sy q fr1ies. son.sps Of spps ys.ss pear plum and
n9 in CO s "s sis perfect Ty cent Of Ii. ps.
.enoney feusu on bond and ms.ss % tes pIs p
~ ts jzaEs fSsi9 No ss.yst sub
IiOR SALE CHEAP-Two houses, No. s2S 18th st,
s i,bs' WIN pay . Per cent on the s.s s%osn,
i~sss ,ss and ,5iSs wArKiss sCo 81 Bfosd~,y
L'OR sALE-HOUsE and LOT at FORT HAMIL-
ION An e,ent 'hses soIy Dwelling House with two par
@ G enc on s 5 OoT md ieSs
ks snd barn &c se1a.fa Flower oaIasn also
o. country Lot about 100 feet front BY 1 f deep 81:
Ss"o Of wseS ns, rsa.n % bond mortgage Eve
,e' ''s per cent per 'i LEWIS H. 1 5aEs No s w
EABM for SALE - Well situated in Middlesex
Coup yss he ~sp rod S ~ m 10 from Rob
wnS s' eolSsn sns % sers Of ans Woodland Pam.
s Barn, 10 .s ss K. Il s on IN @ s cd
low seped foi Apply on the Premes 70 T. ROSS or L.
E,ARM for sALE-A very desirable situation in
Yo9,ows w.aesess Co sboos for lilies a. o s wnG0.
s S .,s ~ s5s 1q odn sooa ard @ &
well wsered fI ia ths County for pro-
dpcn Of its size Apply WIN UNDER I'LL on the promises
OWN UkDERHILL ia No 2Vsyst, New-York
EOR SAIL The House and Lot No. 3Ol1 West
1T 2d and The Lot No 81 Yves, 18Th ST. built In
ber with all the modern mproysme A.o two eeaa
u Bndins os Seminary Wst 10Th St Terms favor
sSk Inquire Of GEoRGk GLAaK No 2iJ West 2lssst
L>OR SALE-Four Lots on 65th-st, 100 IT, East OF
II absv Brosdwsy with Good Frame sable an, clrrass
Uopse by 50 can be converted into "okshop
% Dvsllipr Lot Of lotbsv. and 6Hhst Also IL
IL, ON bst bttwetb 9Th 6;sss Othe Lots for sale
NOR SAIE-At Nos. lbs and III 1stst., Williams
n,sh between Pscklip and 0rsnds Ferries double prck
Rrdna high with lease OF the two lots On
which The building of Is ESQ ~ horie-
nov er Steam Engine Shat ing 10 good running order IL VIII DO
sod Immediately Apply on tne ere ns
- n " o"SS''H.
U-OR SALE-A FARM Of ~ acres in the town of
Grenbursh wescbester Situated within mile Of
relro ad landing Taytown About one half the
Pam bsavy you'd be sold with without the
II will b. sold CHI 70 close t For iui gsrcn
lars apply personally or ty letter to RAhTOiOhE" 8EDSEf,
Fee wife Plsius. n
vTAIUAFLE WATERFRONT for SALE-A
valuable property situated at Green Point L. At the Junction
River and NewtosD Creek consisting Of 10 acres in
crdns On the ground building used Porcelain
Factory. Appyto =, hOMEh MohdAm,
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OrpITc SALE of VALUABLE FARM.-The

T. iii ali A. public yeDdue on the premises %
7pr"spAY Jauuary s is al ocl1ck "a tas Is
min ffre.n nnufes walk of the depot o. e TO- Mi
Of cscelien crsin ana - vs.
40 he prove cOnss ~ l.r s1f zen
Iris MAJ. on Hnu, reariy osw 7eanuiuy ~ ,a srsnt
-i 'arge halt ~ ekSeo'
.r ls,re st,rn The she'd well o. goo5 "ee - a, rhs
Sc ris-zs ncins aeros the an, su ,sh,.ss &c
~ vn L isras well socked Sish trt ant o-alI i II
.nv 80 as1zes which this ny rss ss-s
5os .uot al biDiug the county town 81 So9s''S. sni
.isoJ on. n len four tra.Ss lave dAi' 0f -.
on OF tide 1, living -trezn o. w.t7t fS'a'S '
the et ION q, or.r ill please ca on The sub
:, i.oi ~ o,s.s -Souers iis Dec lsjl q HATCH
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Goal.
COAL-Peach Orchard Red Ash, Nut, IS IS; Egg
~ and s,ove, 90 IS White Ah Furnace Exa and Stove az
Camel Liverpool and Cumberland rasket price
- JACOB WEEKS Jr
No SIS Bovey and Ne al Greene~t near Aunity
,OAL-Ihe subscriber offers for sale, in quantities
No the Lowest nartrt price f.Il .r.,rsr, N ~. -,
A1thIsens sne bnnminou Cosk J. WORTH,
ACkAWANNA COAL-FurnAce aud Steamer
- Lamp and Crate Coal for sale BY the carxo Appy "a
ISAAC N. SEYMOUR Treasurer
Wthe Delaware and Hadson csnal Co, No 81 wsil4t
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ANTHONY BLzEcKEt, Aaetion.nr .,rx
TOR SALE al AUCTION, at the Mercnsu Is I 'hs,
1. oh so - ~ az u-Yosk - .; IL NJ sns
ebsrse n the Gu! ~ IN Village Of HlcaeosAes Town
Of lam Couny Of Duchess known As the ,a Es o. m
rsil of q OF land sod distant rom nil. oy
md Sranbursh, by pans aud uip sn Th i.,oroyed I.
hb ,or either ming saual-r ,so St, Of
70 ~ ne srrs natars beauty Of TN ~ Ill are
the Csi end ftsnsi b.9. is eonst mt uic lfion
too T.r Rsilrord TO Porghksepsie ant NeS
~ Eucso go. ard further particulars INC are o,
~ tFtETR A1ctioneer Ne blosds OF o. ~ rSs
y ,pprTSON Counsellor. A;-law, No % JohS ~
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paper Warebcuses.

paper Uarebcnses.
DIAPER WAREHOUSE. r. DERRICKsON &
Co. No e5 Fson<t oder for sale rtx
tsper English French and American
Newspaper al dEcs ~eehts and qualities
BOOK Paper, al Gzes, weighn and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy colon and white. the qasl.r,
Hanging Pager, white and oolored different sisths
hsfters Paper thin and Of the hest s-alify.
Cloth Paper, $40 and Rxss.
kns.h Hardware PsPsr. l.rx. ssorsnsnt jsss Arrived
eheatkns Paper Of the best quality
Wrapping Paper Straw, Rsz and Manila
Tea Psp-f ofdifereuf s,xes
Tar kochnr Paper suitable for reof. n
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,sp.r,b heretofore esiirg undsrt's atne and o. OF
v1dnHtHys HOPr GRANDON h this day Dissolved by ma
,u of.rt Fhher partner viii attend % TIE 9' iae
peiAA'' As'-' p WOODBURY.,
DIN -
WM ORAYDON
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~ JON sON No Beaysr N~ Yo's, aud No - d,sSe
PLssehs d OILS ed hp mn al cons-n.
ISAAC iIFLD withdrawing from the concern Etnsf psi gu
49, az. ~ IA &C FIELn
~ ~ ISRAEL VI JOHNSON
hOWLANN JOHNSON
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copARTgFRSHIP KOTIcE The underlined have This
DE-, TONED a 90 partnership rnofr TIE " OF torel
SRAYDoS 20 will oontnue ii; Dry io,n lnpori5s lnf
Jttsr sr,s, heretofore cOneucd Under tn I'm OF " I'd
xlyf III 1sa 10 ~ 20 e
icfA Jun - ~ WI aRAYO)N.
GEO Il SgELsY
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TVF COPARTNTRSBIP her,

tween The suiscIbsf III be continued ifoA s -
finn Of OWEN. NcNAMLt Co. 81 NOS ~ e"' 80 Di''
and No co Rue DE Provence, fars ,,,.,,r p porrru
ne" loiA' Jan . ''0'' T.FFOOOiE acNAMSE,
EAMURL ?. HOLMES
-.
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Fstsbi-hed IN the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. IA. 4.
By Restoration Deposit Of seenrnes IN ~
D' Of The Les,siature OF the State Of Ne~feff
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Il Pianos the osn long considered the
he aud circular pfoapc
s psIty and sweetness Of tone-msy be found sERkfS
Nc. Rsosdwsy where be had splendid NewYork
Pspo cheaper than Also Melodeoas
osedey ow prices; and secondhand Psros which defy eonpo
TIN r. aBERRa No. ~ Broadway.
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NETWORK and CALIFORNIA sTEAMsm

IN LINE via NICARAGUA-Tbo Accessory Transit mpsaId
Nicaragua Propretos Through advance Of the Mail Oaly
gsn Through Tickets including The Isthm1a Crossing The
Double y gine Sta nsbiP NORTHERN LIGHT, $3.50 TINS
deD Will leave frsm Pier No At o'clock NJ prec
for SAN JUAN DEL EORTE, on THURSDAY Jan s. connsd4
with the fsvoe steamship Pacific 800 burden
NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE hsyng but Twelve miles " =
TRANSFORMATION These unsurpass in their vena
,nd odsors For informal passsge apply on1p
CHARLES MORGAN Agent No Bowling Green.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-10
THE NEBRASKA BILL.

We announced yesterday the passage of
resolutions in the New York Legislature by
a large majority against the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise. This legislative ac-
tion, it is presumed, is in correspondence with
the public sentiment of the State. The Lee
gislatures OF some other free States have
pursued similar course. Is it not time that
the Southern States should speak = We have
very little faith in paper resolutions but 81
lence may be construed into indifference, or
even appreciation of the new aggression
which is contemplated by the Free Sellers
upon the South. 1t is scarcely necessary to
say that there is no such appreciation and no
such indifference. The Southern people are
for meeting the aggressors at the Threshold,
and never giving another inch to men who
have plainly shown that they will never be
satisfied with any thing short of the total
abolition of slavery.
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PRINCE ALBERT.

According to the London correspondent
of the New York Herald, the next questi Oh
in interest and even Importance to the Eas
tern question, in England, is the position o
Prince Albert. For many years, says tn,
correspondent, he has been most popular
in all classes and now he is the most unpopular
man in England. 1t is even said that tht
Queen will not open Parliament in person
this session, because it is feared that Prince
Albert may be insulted by the mob. The
attacks upon him in the opposition press
have become very violent; the Times and
Chronicle, two ministerial papers, have taken
up the cudgels in his defence, insomuch as
they demand fair play and patience till Par
lament meets. In the country. adds the
correspondent, the Albert question eclipse3
the Eastern question.
Mr.. Roebuck has written letter to the ed
itor of the Daily News denying the report
that he intended, on the opening of Parlia-
ment, to question Ministers on the subject of
the alleged interference of Prince Albert
with the business of Government He says
that he has no evidence to sustain such an
an accusation, and the inquiry referred to he
considers equivalent to an accusation.
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THE TRUE REMEDY.

81
Our contemporary Of the Petersburg Er-
yress hints that If the Southern people would
stop buying oil Of New Bedford, the people
Of that fanaticsl town would quit their abuse
Of the South, and give up all negro stealing,
except stealing negroes from the coast OF
Africa, the primitive occupation Of New En-
gland, to which their whalers would have to
resort again, for want Of other business.
But the Express will discover that this RENE
dy il one which the South viii not employ.
Every abolition town in the North would
soon he brought to its senses, If the South
would Withdraw its trade from them and
build up manufactures Of its own. But this
IL precisely what the South cannot be MADE
to do. 1t has been invoked, time after hme'
to pursue this course; it has been pointed 10
outrsges upon its property and citizens; 70
repeated insults, wrongs and bloodsheo; 20
the ieering boasts of its enemies that it could
mot supply it's own wants, and that they could
and would plumber it with impunity, yet all
has not availed to produce the first step to-
wards commercial non-intercourse. In fact.
1t seems to have the very opposite effect, and,
with every fresh application of the Northern
lash, our merchants rush to buy Northern
goods, our house-keepers to purchase Nor
them furniture, our pleasure-seekers to
throng Northern watering places, and our
students to ill Northern schools. Instead of
retaliation upon the North, we expend our
wrath and vengeance upon each other, sec
ton fighting against section, and city striving
to pull down city. with a determination and
perseverance,, which, if concentrated and di.
rected Northward, would soon secure the
rights of the South and deliver it forever
from provincial vassalage.
The South, in its struggles with the North,
has been compared to Turkey in its resist
ance to Russia. In their expressions and
their indomitable courage they are alike, but
nothing could present stronger contrast
than the unity with which the Turks defend
their country. and the divisions and discord
which reign in Southern councils. In this
respect, as in many prominent traits of char
acter, the South resembles Ireland,-brave,
impetuous, generous, hospitable, warm-heart-
cd Ireland which has fallen victim, not to
the superior strength or valor of England,
but to the rival factions and interminablt,
feuds of her own people. A downfall and
ruin deeper than that of Ireland awaits the
South if she remains house divided against
Itself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-10

We have recently witnessed with much
Interest some of the experiments of DR.. Mas
sey, an able physician of Baltimore, now
making brief stay in our city, who EMPLOYS
the agency of electricity in the cure of dis.
eases. We are not given to putting, as our
readers are aware, and it is against our prac-
tice to single out any particular member O,
profession for special praise This is no,
our purpose in the present paragraph. But, af
ter the experiments which we have witnessed
At the rooms of Dr. Massey, we feel it our
duty toinyoke those physicians. who have
not had the time and opportunity fully to in.
yeshgate this subject, to call upon DR.. Mas.
sey and examine his system. 1t is certainly
worthy an examination, to say the least of it
The world is yet in its infancy in some
branches of learning and science.
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s cokkEc1Bu UAtL1s# $sSt
rLoUR-Nothius doing in the n.sskst sc.dsy. ~
askine mora, wsitine the sfsamersnsw =.
WnkAT-The market l. sctfvs It lscSes-mp-
: com in demand st ssssoe.
CLOVER sEED-717k
ToB AcCO- a shsde lower for Soma srsees-tne
'a 6socTRiEsrb. market j. sn. wins digit
EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore plenty,
M5NEY--Essy and abundant.
BUSINESS. generally, good and improving.
SALES OF STOCKS in RICHMOND. n
Sales Of Ssoeks reported b. Jehs A. Laaeessr 81
Son. Brokers', for As s1sek endiss IAsv'dds' reg 8
virginia per cents 81 yearsto run. last sslss ct tho
virginia per cents, Is years time, sales at Sos and
iraina per cents over 10 yesn to run. 'als' sio4
and int -, q, 10
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales elosi and
Richmond City Bonds. 81 years to run, sales 800
Richmond City bonds short dates last sales Slol to
sos and interest
Virginia Bank Stock, par SO, sales STU.
Farmers Bank Stock last sales Sll0.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales Sill. eoo
and interest.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales $l00. 900,
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par gu sales Soo4;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac kaaroao
Stock, sales 500. 1-o
virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales $780,
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last saies
$40. a..
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock last sales S7o
James River and Kanawha Stock, sales 80.
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NorIcE.-I am Candidate for the Office
Of HIGH CONSTABLE Of the City OF Richuond.
f. 8-dts go - e John r. REEVE.

To THE CIrlzEss or RIcHmOTD.-The
undersigned, conscientiously persuaded that his
perience, assistant to Mr. Blair fwho declines
re-eecti0n) would ensbe him 70 perform efficient
" the duties pertaining to the Office of HIGH CON-
STABLE. sfers himself candidate for the SURFACES
of his fellowcifizens Should they confer npon him
the honor of election that Office he will exert
himself to the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully.
fe 7--tdet T. j. LAKELAND.
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HIGH CoSsTABLE.-We are glad to see
that DAVID BAKER. JR has consented to become
candidate for this office at the ensuing election
"A better selection could not be made he is active
and energetic and out of business, and will make
good officer.
fe 7-3t* MONROE WARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-10

MEETING OF HOTEL BoARDERs.-An
adjourned meeting of portion of the boarders OF
The four principal hotels of this city, was held at
Moulsons Daguerrean Gallery last night Mr. A..
w. MILLsPAUGH, acting as Chairman, and Mr.. ] H.
C. Tyler, as Secretary
The object OF the meeting seemed to be to dscour-
age, achat its members termed, the very unjust and
exorbitant charges which the hotel keepers of the
city are attempting to impose upon them and the
travelling community.
The preamble stated that the proprietors of the
four principal hotels have published over their
respective signatures, that in consequence of the
advance in provisions, they are forced to advance
on their previous high rates about 25 per cent and
then goes on to declare that in the opinion of the
meeting, there exists real cause for that advance
1t further declares as the opinion of the meeting,
that the advance in hotel charges will keep MANY
persons from visiting our city, thereby lessening
the trade with the country; and concludes with the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That the members of this meeting do
agree to patronise any man who may take the City
Hotel and keep first class house. at reasonable
rates: and to use our influence with our country
lriendsto do likewise.
Resolved. That we will not sustain either of the
above hotels, (meaning the Exchange. American,
Columbian and Powbatan.) while conducted py
their present proprietors.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday. It'll inst. by the Rev. Philip Court
new Mr. JOSEPH ]. ENGLISH and Miss MARY
Ann. daughter of Christian Leber, Esq, all OF Hen
rico, Va.
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F1REs-Yesterday morning. hetween

FIREs.-Yesterday morning. between 7
and o'clock, building on Virginia street, owned
by D NJ Branch and occupied as a sash and blind
mandatory by f. o. Traylor, took FIRE from the
smoke-stack and was destroyed. The building,
with the steam engine used in the factory was In.
cured in the Fire and Marine Office for $780, Mr..
WilkersoD, who also occupied portion of the
shop. was burnt out and as neither himself nor
Mr.. Traylor were insured, their loss is very seri-
Gus.
The alarm about 2 o'clock was occasioned by the
burning of stable belonging to Mrs. Frances
Lumpkin ON Clay o. near the intersection of Brook
Avenue. Loss trihing.
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PASSENGERS per STEAMSHIP RoANoKE
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Feb. 9,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. >
Schr Orianna, Dodge. New York, ndse D. Currie
Schr Isaac Prince, Booze, Baltimore, mdse., w. D.
schr Ocean, Mitchell, Baltimore, mdse, w. D. Col.
quit Co
schr Baltimore. Phillips, Baltimore, mdse., w. D.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner New York, mdse.
and pass. myers
Schr Francis Elmore, Smith, New York, mdse
Schr Ann Baker, Champion, light.
Schr d. c Foster Mount, New York, mdse. David
Currie.
Schr Progress, Harrington. Baltimore, mdse., w.
d. Colquitt & Co.
;, Sehr Eliza Amanda, Williams, New York, mdse.,
D. Currie.
schr Thos P. Cooper. Candy. Baltimore, coal
Schr Louisiana, Stevens, Baltimore, mdse., w. D.
Colquitt L Co.
scnr J. Russell, Woster, Maine, plaster.
NEW York, Feb. Cleared, schr. Jacob BirdsaII.
Birdsail, for Richmon Sarah Eughe, Starr. for
Fredericksburg. Arrived, schr Me chant, Winters
from Richmond. Also, cleared, schr. Isaac c. Hertz,
NEW YoRE, February 8-Cleared, ship Herm;ue.
(bIem RsscheD, Bremen, via Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 8.--Sailed, steamship Penn
sylvania, Baymore, for Richmond
FoREIGN-PER ARABIA.
Barque Clyde. Baldwin from CaiIao for Hau,pton
Roads put into Stanley Falkland Islands 18th Oct
9th ult 0.Se
Rovs,,s Bride, Larkin, for City Point. sailed from
Trade Wind. MccuIloch, from Alexandria, arrived
at Liverpool 14th nit. : - -.
Green of the Ocean, Evans. for City Point, cleared
at Newport Eng, 18th ult.
Schr Pectorus, Baker. went ashore in the snt W
storms Friday morning. abreast Cape Charles The
isewned BY Messrs J. Baker, Of Portsmouth,
the wreck of the Albania. Vessel full of water and
supposed to be atotal loss Captain and saved.
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GoIEc AT LARGx-Frauky, slave i,
Mira Maria Gansway, was conmifted 70 prison ia
going 1t large.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

i.
EXCHANGE HOTEL Marye, Marye,
Fredericksburg; R o Morris, Louisa; Deiarnett,
SPOTS; Timberlake G Omehundro, R Prem
s e M MoF Goass Bssy and
Basby, Miss NJ T Courtney DR. L Bagby, Bagby.
King and Queen; Taylor. Smith; w Scott. Prince
DR. w Braxten, King VIM; J w Eggleston, Rich
H Lewis, Brun.wich; S E Jakway; n c; B Mobisy,
w Miuott, c: Foster, VIM Holiness J candle,
En- gland; Mrs McKim, Miss Bowly, Miss M Bowly,
Baito; n Bowly. D Bowly, N Y; Baily, Abing-
all Petersburg NJ Morris, Louisa; A W Herd, Bali;
j o Lewis, Alb; Cunningham. Lynchburg; M
Thompson, Washington; H T Shackleford Culpsper;
nett, Ala; j Boufy, Washington; s Cole, Providence;
J Washington Caroline; w Chambers, Phils; E
Marshall, Fauquier; w d Riddle, Pittsburg; C M
Merilatt, Staunton.
J M Patterson, r Mckinney, F Link, Rockbridge; A
New Kent; j 5 Holt, Ches Cityi G w Hal, Pittsyl-
TIA; Browne, Kesrney, n C; R L Potts, P Ha,.
mao, Petersbura;J Pendleton, Surrv, Grad.
dock. Phila: d Byrne, Suffolk; Scott and son. w
Scott, Pr Ed; R Farchid, Mass; DR. Booker, Anne
liza; w l. Smith. King and Queen; w Hill. Angus
ia; fancey, ingham; w Ligscomb, WAL
ris, Louisa; j Z cootes Rockingham; W E Hoge, Pu-
laski.
AMERICAN HoTEL-M Hatchett, Va; ] B
Lee Lynchburg; H Minor. Hanover; T H Camp-
"
Carr. Halifax; B Olds, A Olds, jr Va; $ Duuster
Miss Dunster, Mass; B Coates, Halifax; Pafgan,
g w Acotie. vs.; s Dishman, Bait; $ Leutur,
Phila; J Rowett, Petersburg: 5 Stevens, Bait; } Z
Cox, petersburg Fl Hooker aud lady, Conn; Fly Ca
ry and .ady. Miss Cary, Miss Reid Msine Thomas,
. S Thomas, lady and servt, Nd; w NJ Cake,
Mexico; Whaley and lady. c.
PASSENGERS per STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
Cept Thos Skinner from New York, yestsr day;
J. 6. Elery H. H Laizele. w. g. McGowau Capt.
w. r Thurston, J; A Bayley, Capt M fray, J. L.
Hushes =. C. Derby, 7. l. Brine, N. {. Mallon and
lady. w. sermon and lady, P. w. Mccormack, w.
4. Cake, D. S. Walton and SOD. J. M Trowbrdge, g.
Kneller. r F. Butt, Rev. w H. s arr, T. l.. Corwin
Chas M: Chamberlane, J v. Allerton, M. M. Free.
man: s. W: Nash Il. Coperthwaite, F. C Moore,
L. NJ. Sterling. r. J. Everett. J. r. Bowman, H. L.
;spaulding, J. R. Watkins $; G. Clayton, W. D.. Al
len. R. NJ. Bruce, D. H. Webb, E. j. Hinckley, s. L..
Dickinson. J P. Richardson. L. G. Brooke, H. S.
Hsgsdorn, r. c; Jordan, w J. Wills, R. w. Spencer,
w. c. Young, ]. Leigh, H. w. Whitney, j. Bay
ley. 7. M. Newton, A. Austin, A. A. Lawrence,
NJ. w. Foster, J. l.. Roberts. w. C. Jackson, r. Nj.
Ryan. E. L. Sampson, R. C. Britt on, j. M. Robinson
M. Lewis and Is in steerage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-10

FIRE COMPANY, No. Eve are inform
ed that the members of Franklin Company, No. g.
are engaged in an effort to procure new engine.
and will make appeal to thepublic for aid There
is pc cular reason why our citizens should lend
hand to this excellent company. The machine
which they have hitherto used has been condemned
totallylworthess and laid up in ordinary a. the
engine house. Thus the company, whose aid is so
important in time of copfaerafion, is almost para
lyzed-a condition which is as disagreeabe to them
remedy except an application to the citizens thro'
whom only pecuniary assistance can be derived.
1t is truly desirable that all who are able should
contribute something to an object SO worthy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-10

GER YOUR License Not less than ten
teams,ers have been reported for running wagon.
on the street without license. If not attended q
before Tuesday next. they win be hned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-10

FnED.-C. Walthall was fined 43 an,
costs for ohstxuctinx Canal street. uith wood.