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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

NORTH CARorrSA.-At Pierce Democratic" meet
ing Keenan-vle Dupin Co, March %. the following
ss;ss II, Run: aos.I..
the N,tsi. bin pending beo1s cOrsss worthy our
Douglas We believe owns plantation in North ,ro
ina. That accounts for tie milk in tia: cocoa nut
ARKAssAs.-On the fret Monday Of August next the
Of the people viii De taAen upon the prpPety Of
calling Convention TO amend and reform the CDnstitu
ton of the State. The Ltis Rock Gazette mentions
among the great objects of the Cow enon the extension
Of tie elective franchise eni the election Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court Secretary OF State, Auditor Trea.
uIer and al other public ofhcers BY the people
TIE ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION OF SALxoy.-As several
reports have been circulated n the newspapers to the
t d that the attempt "a propagate salmon by artificial
ireland and elsewhere had extensively failed.
,lIk right TO state that have obtained some in
form alton from the very best which cJnvnses
that these reports wholly unf,unded On the contra
~ glad 10 say the attending the fret at
tempt at propagation extensive scale in the coun
Try has surpassed our most saDgune expectations IL
is reported from Perth, where about $4,000 are
nearly tatched that every thing has progressed most
satisfactorily the whole Of the S,a with ,Eiaias sa
pears 10 be- that OF providing sufficient ponds for such
multitude Of fishes, vaen they able to swim, as the
eec ponds already provided will not contain one tenth
them and such the number that there appears
other wsy after having hached and protected them for
twenty weeks but tai o committing them TO the river to
tske their chance AT Galway abou, go 600 Yva in
similar PROSPEROUS condition. Propagation on smaller
teEe has also been carried into effect the rivers Tweed
LOuchsrd. the Foye. Bush Mill. the Blackwater, the
Noy the Dee, near Chester ard other places BY the
OF spring water the has been entirely protected
from injury by fus during The past winter and OF
25o0 eggs which were sent from Galway 20 Basic dis
lance 81 nearly eco miles NJ Lex states that
siderable portion good and in state likely TO live
| Manchester bag G1aEditn-
The Hon D. Tod ex Minister tn Brazil is out ia very
DECIDED terms against the Douglas Nebraska bill Hs
considers anti Democratic and nDcsd for and thinks
that Douglas could not have efec'uay killed him
self he had cut both agular yeins Ohio State jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

There were several other 10 the room who did not
know the mode of handing in the they stated that
they would have brought in the number connected with
their shops hut tbsf they would do 30 the next night
res luton then carried that the trade would re-
qure rae Of % cents day from the 18TH aud thas
petition for tbis Use would be presented 10 the en-
poyers or Monday. the 10th inst. The Chairman ad-
dressed tie ting end incucaed unity and hrmness,
and said il the imbued with proper spirit th&
they would &c. ell they required bat they were treated -
swetps ard long they permtedlhis treatment the
euIloy ers would consider them SUCH he contended
that the present wages not sufficient ~ support
famly in com.ort-and that ,hroes years ago when paid
ten shilling day, the trade was better of than nov q
two collars
Committee Of five appointed TO examine the
petitions wbih ACCOMPANIED the reports Of the delegates
and 10 select the from all the others which they might
deem best prsent to the employers letter WIS read
from working boiler maker ia Connecticut advising the
working 10 unite and remain firm together. The
Comm and presented their report which hey
had adopted to be to the employers The report
stated ha; the trade asked for the advance because the
pesent wages not sufficient they sufficient to
pace them level with the working ofo her trades
Mr. Lanngen stated that be did consider that the
poyers ould he wiling to give rise of 20 per cent. 70
tae hands all round Tbs re who would
for it, Dd after tell the employers that they would
work for any ages they choose to give.
Inc CH.IEMAs supported the views 81 Mr.. Lsngsn,
and considered hat the per cenage the present wages
would be better than ask Is cents per day Of rise
for ELI hsndr.
The subject was under discussion when reporter
left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
Mr.. BreckeEriGge 10 Mr.. Cutting.
WARRINGTON CRY March 81. isS-i0 O'Clock P

Hon b CUrINC-SR: The correspondence be
t~e,L Monroe Colonel Hskus fhend
hs, susnitta TO NE ~ the set y which did
originally ddEssed 20 Challenge bQ,
den the suguas- aei b. oehae
AID At he Celoae aims DELIVERED Of
the 18th instant
p sJy that scte that tie eVowa contains o.
rfeucn be u the language which led
nv T,usk .ais.e DRY ard ~ir ely witbaEsS he tIVso1s
which ispk similar ths monsnt w11d
have rieytritd u frois siyIs he n grersnce.
gre tast my ulsoeefs;An shozd
grsAc.tisa q it
remain siI respectfully. obscie1i
Jo6N Z. BRECkESRID9E
TIuSor.edl Correct. 7 7. HAWKINS
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Col JAMS MoSROL-ST have just received your
ret. ip-,us ere om Cutns Mr. Bseekenrdxe which
the sta rsias By Mr. N.1riee aea .hea
IL could be received - considered ehepre
ther renlirs the parties AID would nsOe inpro
Irst 20 receive the delivery u praeos
deliver NJ Cg,iu.s - NJ Breckenridge - Night sc
hard bic 10 the morning
have ih be with ksh regard yoaI oo-disni -tyant
I.rdoIse5l correct, I. I. H,wSISs l. 4 HAWKINS
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WAsHIsoTo. March ., 1851 10 ?. II
Col JANIS MosRoE-Sr: | have the honor to &C
kuov ltdee The IeofiTt Of your note q this date. 80
There uissppreh nol Is TO the ea''e posi ns
of Brtektrrisse and the Hon Mr. Cunz Ny hrectsprdse
himself the challenged party never
the idea that rueiPa oeeGped sn{ other ai,uie
con seive that the z1,s
by belODe SIR BEek nfds who
only ersye po.i lou and not 10 n Ctns Vac %
dressed him hch this on1e1ee IL
based. go.
hive the honor remain with 4 HEB repe your
Oh .di.nt L l. hA"hiNS.
lIusose6l Correct T. HAwE,Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-21
NON-ARlsIVAI. OF STEAMERS.--ANX
lETY FOR THE NEWS.-THE WEA
TyIFD -
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-In the Senate, Mr.
Sumner presented memorial from the Bap-
fist clergy of New England, praying for the
repeal of the Nebraska and Kansas bill and
the fugitive slave law.
MIR. Bayard moved the consideration of
the act Of last session, for naturalizing the
childrea of American parents, born abroad.
Il was taken up and passed.
The consideration of the Pension Appro.
priation bill was resumed and the bill passed.
MIR. Brodhead, from the select committee
on the subject, reported substitute for the
bill to establish board of commissioners On
claims. 1t will be taken up tomorrow.
In the House, Mr.. Whitfield, delegate from
Kansas territory, WIS sworn in and took his
seat.
The House passed the bill granting add
tional powers to the corporation of Washing
ton, etc. Also. the bills to suppress the cir
culation of small notes in the District of Co
lumbia, and for extending the metropolitan
Railroad.
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THE MARKETS

New YoRK, Dec. co. Holders of Flour are firm.
We notice sales of good Ohio at SO a7a$9 25-
Southern at 80 75aS9 so. Wheat-Western mixed
81 81. Beef unchanged and in moderate demand.
Whiskey 80 cts
BALTIMORE, Dec 20 Flour is advancing-sales
OF Howard street at $3.50 Wheat higher, and de-
mand actve-sales of white at $2aS2 O., and red at
81 92as2. Corn firm with an upward tendency
sales of 2lo0o bushels of white and yellow at s4a
&c cents.
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,ArESr MAIL NEWS
Nrw WORK MONEY MARKET.

Tia following remarks OF the Journal OF Com.
100 of Tuesday evening, on the New York No
new Market. viii be interesting to Commercial
men
NANNY MARKET, Tsesday Dee. le There IL .
49, tone Of feeling In the money mar ket. and
@ ha are gifted profess to be able ts see their
NV" NV on, Of our present difficulties The banks are
wS Wy hasiss now fully Sizooaeoo ia specie, and
Discount rnose literally If the right kind OF
mar we're Offering
ragEsss aasy Office yesterday, made the 6rst par
~ reon Saturdays deposts, and to-day Will make
his", hsr di.bu rsement on the same account The
T,s.suYx is paying out over halt million to day
ssrayerumen stocks sent to Washiaeton.
- reyeisn Exchange 10 accamuisung. and there Will
i.rse supply before another steamer day. The
93snd must also increase 40 that we expect unusual
se,;yity. The supply will be ample, and we look
. -, ineI a ace In fatef.
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
Mrs. WASHINGTON, at the period Of her mar
rage from Woolaston's famous Portrait at Arlington
Mrs. WILLIAM pUER, daughter of Lord Stirling,
mother fudge Dusr, Prs:idsnt Dasr. &c.
Gen. Schuyler. from picture painted in her 9th
Mrs. JAMES MADISON. Dolly Payne as paint.
ed by Stuart, just sfter her marriage
Mrs. WILLIAM s SMITH, daughter of John Adj
aunt, from one Of Coplss's finest pictures
ston. and wife Of the first Chief Justices grsst
Mrs. RUFUS KING, daughter of VIM AlsOp, and
mother of Charles King, Jas g. King, John A. King.
Mrs RALPH lizard, of South Caroline, an aunt
of Bishop Delaney, ofthe late Mrs Fennimore Coop
MIs. JAMES BEEKMAN, grandmother of Hon.
james w. Beekmsn, fashionable New York dame
Mrs. JOHN ADAMS one of the most celebrated
ladies q her s,s toT tslsnts s n isa.nce
S %r. RICHARD CATION slaughter Of Charles Car.
roll. and mother Of the Duchess OF Leeds Marchon-
4. :, W T.o.:s LIZ ssfsI Il
Jefferson. described by John Randolph g 'he sweet
ct e.s;;9ss L yFpiin
Jpdrs Chew. ana one Of aWsshin ston's pet ladies'
Mrs. MTs WILLIAM BlNGHAM. dssshtsr 81 Thomas
ses o. oaa a s Ss:d q
's Mas TaEoDoRE sEDowlcK, Of til. Dwight
family. wife Of the sreat Fsdealst leader, mother
o nls EDauSD q GENET. daughter Of Gov. Geo.
Clintop and wife Of the French minister hero during
'n En-. PA EIW y LEWIS. Nsll, Gusts. Grand
asashtsr Of Mrs. Washinston-''ths univsrsal r..
Ths MARcHIOMEss D,YRUJo. dsnsbtsr Of
Chief Justicc MeKsan. and mother Of the Duks Of
sesea.ysr Rce H as e ZEE cesis ss :. a..
,ualsctt sisfar 81 Oliver Woeatf Secfetsry a IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-21
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

CTOCK SALE OF CONFECTIoNA-
~ RES, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c, AT AUG.
TION.-On FRIDAY, I'D inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the
store OF John ~ Burch on Franklin street, doors
ton, for cash, the entire stock of Fixtures ON hand
combating of wsll-selected assortm emit Of Candes
Confectionaries &c. The stock OF Violins, Banjoes
Accordeons Porte Monnaies and Toys il particularly
large and very desirable, and invite attention to
them. R. CAUTHORN Auct
N. The above is for sale privately until day Of
sale. (de2II R. C.
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$4,000 WORTH OF
D R Y G o O D s Al COST.
AND UNDER

CONTEMPLATING making change in
~ our business on the 1st day Of March. 1855, we
nsss aNn te 9sI our sx,snsye stock Of
AT PRIME COST, FOR Cash.
The stock at this time il large and desirable having
been rece nifty purchased fos NETT CASH, we do not
offered purchasers during this any previous seasbn
than we are now prepared to offer. Our stock
Plain black and colored Silks, all prices
Rich Brocade black aud co2d do.
Common and medium do do.
Handsome plsin and striped Silks
Common aud medium do.
Black Satin, for dresses and cloaks
Marcellines, all colors
Raw Silk Plaids, for dresses
Black and cold Silk Velvets for bonn and cloakee
WOODEN GOODS.
Sattiuets, all grades
1 Ws.hin s t. Kerssys, for ssrysnts
Kentucky Jeans. all prices
Tweed Cassimeres
Wooden and silk Vessings
LadisS cold Cloths, for closIs
Black Cloths, for cloaks
Be Bed and Crib BLANKETS; $500 servants Blankets
200 doz, Yarn Socss for servants
Red, white and vel ow Fianuels
'na' W S5fSs AND STUFF GooDs
English Paramettas and Merinoes
French Merinoes all coiors
Plain all Wool Mouslines
Figured and Plaid Cashmeres
Plaid and Check French Mefinoss
Figured Mereens for curtains and skirts
Plain black and figured Alpacas, all grades
Black Bombszines, do
French, English and Scotch Ginshams
Plain and figured A Oil Prints
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
Velvet Satin, Cloth and Merino Cioaks
Embroidered do. do. do
Long ard square Blanket Shswls
Tefkirn. Merino and plain Wool Shawls
Embroidered and p ain Grape do.
Plain white MerDo do.
LINENS, &c.
Irish Linens, all prices
Linen and Russia Diaper
Linen Table Cioths and Napkins
EMBROIDERTES, &c.
Embroidered Handk erchefs, from Soc. to IS
do. Cambria aud Muslin Collars =
do do Sleeves
do. do. Inside Capes
do. Mourning Collars, Sleeves and Jnside
Capes -,
Swiss Muslin and Cambria Banda
do. do. do. Edene g and Insertines
Plain Cambria and Grass Lawn Hdkfs
Wooden, Cotton and Silk Hosery. large assortment
ALSO, stock of Ladies' Cater Boots and shoes,
and variety Of other Goods too Tedious to
enuuerate. -
It viii be to the interest of all in want Of cheap
Goods to call early. HART k-MOSE8,
de s--dtJlf IS Main 1t.
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AVOID ALL QUACKERY, AND
1lo TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED BY A

n - ALL QOACAGh1, AMI
kH4Rsf5fEANs PPEkERAkEP b Fad
L0NGED: AND CURE F0R ALL PAIN
Sour stomach, scroluI. and ali skin Eruptions, r..
yer yer and Agus. Billions FsysT Cholera; Cholera Mol,
Weak Eyes, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Palp;ta-
ton, Neuralgia, Kidney and Bladder Affections,
Dropsy. Falling of the Womb. and Female Com.
plaints. 80
DR., J. s. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
plant, and have been web tested and approved by
hundreds OF Physicians, and thonsands Of Patients.
DR. sEh RosEs so GoE EaGH s R1sEAs 81
PECTORANT, for the radicalcurs of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds Hoarseness asthma, Bronchitis Spit.
and all Pulmonary Diseases This preparation not
only Consumption, if taken in time but it for.
lines the system against future attacks As Cough
used and recommended by Physcians at home and
abroad no. IN f s05slss 50 fss spa ~
gives immediate relief and frequently cures in one
DR.. j. s. roses GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group that dangerous complaint amorg
DR.. ROSES ALTERNATIVE, or BLOOD pURI.
FER, for Scroiuls, Old Eruptions and all diseases
sss IS HssEf ssSdp FILL
sor Liver "a Gdoc%p,slnss Dyspspsa Indigestion Sour
Womb, Femsle Weakness, Debility and Relaxation
Dr.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS. . v.lu.bls reme.
dy for Female Complaints Superior to Hoopsrs
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND, sure
'q Dr. ,I roses Tonic nj MIXTURE for Chilli. re.
vers, and general Debility. never-failing remedy
Or. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
CHU, for all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
and for DIopsy-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-21

FIRE.-We learn from the Rockingham Register
that the dwelling of Mr.. Hugh Swope, about three
miles west of Harrisonburg, was consumed by
lire last Friday night, together with every thing in
the building, including furniture account books
notes and two hundred dollars in money. Several
out houses were also destroyed as would have been
the barn, but for the calmness of the night. The
lossis about two thousand dollars, and no insu
rance. The fire is supposed to have been acciden-
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EXTENSIVE sALE.--STEAM EN-.

IL CINE, SAW MILL, MULES, WAGONS,
HARNESS, &c Will be sold 1t auction ON THURS
DAY, 2ist day of December, 1.-THE present monthly u
our Saw Mill adjoining the lands Of Mean. Hill and
Trent. situated on the Chickabominy, shout miles
below the city One steam Engine and Saw NH,
with fixtures complete spd 10 good order.
TERMs-One-fhird cash ak and twelve months
balance for satisfactory endorsed gotabie notes
Also. 80 No. / Young Mules, some of.which ste ~
fine e can be had 8 Wagons and Harness. some q
lhsm nearly new about go cords Of well soasoned
oak Wood and lot Of saved Timber.
Tbs above sale will be positive, - II 10 made fog .
dissolution Of the and the tiving up Of the
Lumber Business. For the last named property,
cash a. to eli sums Of 80 and under win be required
over that amount cFsdit Of months will be given
~ 'pp'PsL EAsxHTs, COURTNEY : sRos,
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BY LARUS l. SHINE.
A SSIGNE STOCK SALES ON

"A GOLD ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES. 81.
AMONDS: FINE GOLD JEWELRY, DC &c. AT
AUCTION On FRIDAY Morning. the 22d Instant
at 10 O'clock we will proceed to sell at public auc.
ton ut our store the largest and set assort
ment OF Watches, Diamonds, Gold Jewelry, Ac.-
yer Wstches;l 20 Gold DetacIsd Huntsrs: 10 GAIA
Open Face and Hunting Cylindl -all warranted fine
gold most of which are 10 caret
Also, large assortment of fine Gold Vest. Fob
and Guard Chans-aome weighing from so to IS dwt.
Also. beautiful assortment of Heavy Gold and
Mosaic Bracslets together with large and besuti-
full assortment of Diamonds. Finger Rings Breast
piDs, Ear Rings, &C.. suitable for either sex
The above Goods are now exhibition and wIl
be sold for cash. on account of the assignee,
The ladies' are invited to examine them today.
previous to the sale.
de 81 LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
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ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
BY THOMAS w KEESEE,
Ohicesst Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl street.
SALE OF MONJrMENT

of Trust, executed by Jno. Talman. 6r to Che Sub
scriber and duly recorded in the CLERKS Office Of the
Hastings Court for the purpose Of securing the psy.
ment of certain SUNG Of money to several parties
therein named, win be sold at Auction, on TkiURG
DAY, the 2Ist inst, comTencing ct 10 o,cloeh, With
out reserve, the entire FURNITURE and FIX
Dining Room, Chamber and Office Furniture
TERMs-For all buns under $50 cash; $50 and over
that amount month"; credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. J. C CRANE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KeEsEE, Auct.
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IS GoDDIN 4 APPERsON, Auotu.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

FURNITURE, 60. Al. AUCTION
j VIII be sold, ON THURSDAY, 2ist inst, ut 10
hand Household and Kitchen Furniture consistine OF
the ususl variety Of well kept Furniture. -
ALSO. large lot of Cooking IItensils amcnass
which will be found splendid Cooking etoves. 81
ALSO, an invoice Of Clothing, Dry Goods, &c.
de 10 ALEX MOTT Aucf
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By RIcHARD cAuTHoRN.

nRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, AT
II AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst !, 1t
Ie& O'clock will sell Ct my store deGrsble uesert
ment Of Dry Goods. and Clothing, suitable for the
present season. e.
de IS j. CAUTHOHN, Auct.
POSTPONEMENT-1hs shove ssle y poetpensd
to THURSDAY Morning, 3ist Inst, st 10 o'elosks %
which time will be sdde<-
dcz Linen Bosom 9hirte u
doz III wool Under 9hill1 80
1lssshsA cottoss Ysilcy e. - S.. 4
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IN JAIL-There was 9

UNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was COM
III mittad to the jail Of the City of Richmond. o.
runaway. on the 10th day Of November, 1854, Ne
gro boy. Who calls himself RANDALL. ss1 says he il
the property Of Augustus Hewlett. Of Chesterfield
county. Va. Said negro II i've feet high. Of dark
complexion, about nineteen Of sss and hsa ON
when committed to jail . dark cassinst roandab0at
blne cotton pants and black fur hat The owner Of
said negrp II requsstsd 70 come forward proye pro-
party, pay charges and take him away; erhs win be
dealt with - the iaw Directs.
JOS a. sTARKE. D.s-
de 2o-dt For Martin y. Lipscomh. esret.
E,IFTY THOUSAND DOL LARE-A
u CHANGE IN Bu6INE68.- With the visw Of
confininR ourselves in faturs more exclusively to the
ea,h system Of selling Goods We will from taisdats
offer crest % purchase for eAsn - many
eassn ct cnsl asA b others much below eeot In
asr 20 pEapafo for tia new y stem.
Our stook cO@pdeoe alnost every variety ~ it,
pie and Fancy Goods, sl!tabls for families ~ eth.
ers Alep Tep fhoessu1 pcilsst worth q Carpet
:sla Ts.ssv,y iss.sas g:assis.. wsssosssh,
Dugrsta. 1lcog Clptha 10, he s9 S. iS =
R1Iehaaou eso inyite1 = examine OF et0et g So
Meia sesast. cH2IoTlAN LAxHR0P.
- -
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reEA NOTICE.-The Steamboat
! CURTIS PECK. Capt. Jko. DAVIS,
will resume the regular run between this place and
PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK Tomorrow Msrn-
ing. Saturday. 10Th December, leaving She Wharf
at Rockets at 81 O'Clock. precisely.
de Is r. o. HASKINS.
GEO. M. WEST, Nos. and 6 Exchange
TIE LIFE or HORACE GREELEY, Editor of
The New York Tribune; with Portrait and other IL.
lustrstions. By j. Parton &1.25
PARISH AND OTHER PENC1LINGS. BY Kir-
wan. suthor of "Letters to Bishop Hughes" ke.--
Price 75c-
THE DESERTED VILLAGE By Oliver Gold
smith; beautifully Illustrated b., the Etching Club.
Morocco Antique. &S
BRUNO, or Lessons of Fidelity. Csc.
PATIENCE AND 6ELF-DENIAL TAUGHT By
DOG. Price Csc
VARA, or the Child of Adoption. 81.
THE WIFE's VICTORY. By Mrs. Southwortb.
Cooley Tor January.
GRAHAM for January. Subscription. e greatly
reduced prices. GEO. y. WEST,
Exchange Bookstore. next door 20 Post 0Aee.
NJ B "A splendid assortment of GIFT and JUVE-
NILE BOOKS, for the Holidays, which viii be sold
dc 2e-2t - CHEAP FOR CABH.-a
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RESIGNED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-Mr. r. w. Latham
has resigned the position of pension agent
in this city.
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BY GoDDIN L 1PPERsoN.
TRUSTEES sALE on HoI1er

'KUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND
-, Lot ON BAKER STREET As trustee h .
s essc dated l4th July. 1855 from Anna Maxfeld to
E eoseHoer, duly recorded in Richmond Hustin -
" ~ sn1i eel at pablic auction, on the premises
on EuNEsDAY, the 10th day Of January, lass IL
Hou. 90. me next fair day. comnenc:Dg clock,
near to St. Peter street. fronting 10 fser rnnrios
osck oo feet to an alley and now in the occupsncT
on said Msxheld The title il believe to be perfeef
ranty. sAe usual "at-
The terms will be made known at ths tim. ~ ..1.
Sale to be conducted by
GODDiN APPERSON Aucts
Sat the same time and place, the adjoining
running back about $50 feet to an alley.
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LOCOMOTIVE ExpLosroN.-At elegraphic despatch
from Lebanon, N. H., states that locomotive ex
ploded on the White River Junction Railroad on
Tuesday, and was blown to atoms. J. s. Moore.
the engineer, and David Warner, fireman, were
badly injured. The force of the explosion shook
the buildings half mile around.
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FROM MExIco.-By an aroival at New Orleans,
we have later advlces from Mexico. Santa Annals
reelection as President of the Republic is confirm.
ed. We have also reports of another battle be
tween the government troops and the insurgents,
In which the latter were defeated, with loss of
some four hundred killed and wounded 1t Is
however, almost impossible to get reliable infor-
nation relative to the revolution, from Mexican
Snlrcea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-21

HORSES HORSES AT AUCTION.
IL VIII be sold. on THURSDAY, 2lst inat at II
O'Clock ct my store, young Work Horses. and one
young Work Mule
Sale positive. Terms each.
de 10 ALEX MOTT Auot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-21

CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-Augustus Bastay has
Deem arrested at Philadelphia, charged with com.
milling extensive forgeres in Quebec, and IL held
70 answer requisition under the exradition act
Six hundred dollars in gold and large quantity of
baggage was found with the prisoner at one of the
principal hotels