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ANOTHER GuANo IsLASD.-The New York Post
with at least million of tons on IT. The Iocslitv of
which 70 yet secret. Measures are now taking for
the organization OF q company to bring the euano
to market. We hope it will make the article a liz.
tie cheaper and more accessible to the American
farmer.
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OnrnorfoN o. Coumzxnex1T1ne On
son<4v xSN ~. four men nxSf1od 1h c1y
lfoG lsw ri. and sskiee In6olnea = - unif0d
|esS<8 Ho0 reeiseersd tnelr nomee MA. 0h4ens
81 ~ ertys sdioFd CO W John I. Hnchel1er,
81 ~ 3iiuaaS& Jnkn tWhlfYuSn eud wiz g. H.
chrsy. Of Nov York. Yesterdsy mornina, Gilson
sesrted for Lyuchburg but the Cher three remain.
- bera and q 0n0o 6oRnn tho t1s3neng Of pnMone
|o0un1erfsit 90 note6 q ~ 1foscbene3 Deuk ri
vireinia q Lvuehburx. o. Wh9sH D. h Edley =
Pres51eGk, and n0 G. MIcAel1 y c1sGfer. ~ .;
v6rv oorIy hour ouo q fheoo pafftee stepped Into
M store 81 Fleiskor 4 Co % 1Gat1 4roet. near
i7rh ard purchased N umbrella for oI,eivfnE go
counferfijf noes In pay. nnd recefs1n& 90 10;
change. Anoehsr Of then purchased ecsne clothiee
az q. Al. Myers, and paid bis bll with go note
si.c receivfnv chaore ThIs man was Humphrey,
m, save hfs name - Brsnsford when making the
nrrchssa Mancheeter also purchased some arti-
rirs from Norris NeIsOu.l Il. Al Schioea nd J.
lreenbaum. payins ii each place with go coun-
nm IN courterfeit money were put In circulation
q vsvv short tirne About half pasf nan O'Clock.
Msnchester returned 70 Schlcss to make second
nnrchsse. HAVING succeeded s wen 10 the frs but
Mr having learned That The rnouoy be had before
receiyed Wa counterfeit detained his liberal Gus.
sener and senf 10 The cage for the police As soon
q the word was received Il the Mayors court Of.
scers TYLER. SesI Wheat and probably others, has
ss "A ~ schIoss' st0re and n once took Marches
.enea = Thsv ,sr sscorses Nm - IL lido
sncs q the Inited States Hotel and while searchnx
his bsr.ace Jobn Whitman one Of his associates
ssr,e n md Wa also arreated Thu officers found
- cher cnunterfeifs IA the trunke. but discovered
- Wh;tmsn,s rocE ~ three more 81 the spurious
900 notes
knowing that another Of the confederates was at
large In the city the officers took Manchester and
whitman before the Mayer, where they were par
TALLY examined and remanded until to day Il being
proved that Manchester had passed two Of the notes
and that Whitman had attempted to pass third.
In q short time after this occurrence, Constable
Lewellen brought In William g. Humphrey, the
third party, who had passed two of the notes and
given bis name to Mr.. Myers as "Branstord" ON.
Lewellen remained at the hotel after the police
had len, on the look out for Humphrey and on see
ing him to the bar and call for glass Of brandy
Immediately took him into custody and carried MIN
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.sYouse Mrs's CHalsrIAE As,oc,.-,o.
AhGUaHA6HNTn
THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPR1sE.

Al FEW more Concert Tickets, emitting
II each purchaser to SPLENDID GIFT q, ern.
merated in former advertissment,) can ret s. lad
to the Post Office.
Catalogues Of the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS.
which embrace valuable House and Lot, handsome
&C.. can be seen ct the Offices Of the Bullsfin and
Penny Post. no III 8
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Z DEAD.-Peter, the negro man so badly
burned last Friday night, died last Saturday morn.
Ing
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PASSENGERS per Steamship Roanoke, T

A 81 Hogan, w Sheppard. Van Cortlsndt. J D
Merriam j Malone, Capt v johnson, Hop
kins Miss II Condit, Mim Mallet J Niumo.
Sherman and lady, Mis-. A King: w Rcdmsn,
G mstock and s children. q w Carter, Z NJ Carpen.
ter, J johnson, N w Manifold, J Martin, B
Morris. ] r Rice, ] L MCGOWAN J 81 Simmons, s
VIII insky, j Haley, Cooke, Coombe, John G
Dousherty. J H Hafdwieke. @ L Dnnspaugh, N C
Watkins: Butler and lady, Miss Brown. Miss
a Hefferty. Mim johnson, Miss N @ Mason,
w James, d n Daniels. DR. Carter, lady and child,
Mrs Hennine and daughter, Mrs Waller. Ro M
Crane. G Merrill Deneufville, B w Wilson, w
N Hanley, w Gully, w C 3uttrick. Miss Page,
A H stevens, J NJ Skinners Hughes Miss
Evans, c Wilmer, J L Adams w Curtain, C
French, J Williams Mr. Gray, B Dunn, George
Baptist, and IS in the steerage. -
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FUDGE DOlNGS, bv Ike Marvel q

no NEW BOoKsfORE.
Nearly cpposits the Esehsnss sssh.
FUDGE D0IN06. being Tony Fudss,s k.snrSs ~
ths sges y forty ehsptsrsi n lks Gssvsi vols
E1SfEEs NEW STORY BOOK, No l-as.
kAHlgH AHp>OTHZk HEuCILllS0o, 81 XII.
Eo7aISd yENTS65iiE. 4 No ofii a1 Ia
tesnle ~
VIZ. 4. BuT1ERs, Deelssllsy
!. 80 psalef n elaae teEtea Mssls, ks.
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No PAPERs.-Maria A. jackson Ches-
terfeld free negro, was locked up 10 the cage for
want of register. On promising to uamsose the
city at once, It having been proved that she was
brought here by her father, the court ordered her
to make tracks for the southsids as speedily a.
possible.
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ILLEGAL VoTING George OFT has been convict
ed Ia New York Of attempting to vote Illegally and
sentenced by the Recorder to six months imprison
ment in the penitentiary, and fined two hundred
dollars
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Miss Josephine M Bunkley has card in the
Norfolk News in which she intimates that she VII
soon publish letter In reply to the statement o
the Mother Superior of ST. Joseph's," touchins
her escape from Emmittsburg,
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FIGHTINa.-Yesterday morning Thomas
Gibson and F. s. Dix appeared before the Mayor to
answer the charge OF being drunk last Saturday
afternoon and engaging I'M fight at the corner of
Marshall and Union streets. Both parties plead
ignorance of the charge, being entirely unconscious
Of what had taken place, and on the payment of
81 each were discharged !.
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Iva ScRAPE.-Catherine Roberts, free
woman, from Henrieo county. punished by or.
der of the Mayor for being in unlawful assembly
last Sunday night and then ordered to return to
native county.
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HENRY 8. TARR, Proprietor of a larp,

HENRY b. TARR, proprietor OF large
marble working establishznent in Philadelphia, has
lately executed some beautiful specimens Of monur
mental work, which may now be seen in Hollywood
Cemetery and Shockoe Hill Buying Ground. Tho
this beautiful work. remarks. "A few days sincs We
stopped in at the establishment of Mr. Tarr, Green
street. above Seventh. to examine some work finish
ed for the following families of Richmond Va, viz
VIM. C. Allen, Michael 0retter, Corbiu Wsrvick,
John G. Hobson. James X. Caskie and VIM. Walsh,
Esqrs, and also for the late Samuel Reeve, ESD
The whole Of the work exhibited was truly chaste
and neat being but another proof Of the skill of Mr.
Tarrs handy workmep; and as we have formerly said
hs work sought after by smost every State in the
Union. Mr. TAR leaves for Richmond In few days
where we recommend him 10 those who may need
his servicss He IL not emily courteous bat GENTLE
manly, and 1t would be well for those in need of
work e call on him ct the Exchange Hotel ct Rich
mond" Mr. Tarr has executed orders of like char.
actor for Gil sections of the country and has siyeu
general satisfsction. He 10 nov ef the ExsianRe
Hofel. where he Will be pleased to exhibit large
mental work
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OH ROGuE.-James Ellis, q Penitentiary
graduate appeared before the Mayor yesterday to an
ever the charge of stealing lot Of poultry and eggs
from Jefferson Hill but owing to the absence Of ma.
terial Witnesses, the case continued and the
cused committed until this morning.
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RELIEF MEETING IN MONROE WARD
notwithstanding the inciemency of the weather,
quite . respectable number of citizens convened
at Saunders Hail last evening, to adopt measures
to establish Relief House in that Ward
About o'clock, Mr.. David J. Saunders called the
meeting to order, and on his motion, Judge JOHN
ROBERTSON was called to the chair, and B. w.
STARKE, Esq. acted as Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of the meeting In
few appropriate remarks regretting that the In
clemency of the weather had prevented full at
tendance of the residents of the Ward.
Mr.. Saunders then offered the following resolu-
tons, which, after being amended, were adopted ~
follows:
/. Resolved, That committee of five be appoint
fishing Relief House in some central portion of
Monroe Ward, at which the digent poor of the
city may procure food and to which all contributions
2. That a COMMITTEES of twenty be appointed to
solicit contributions for the poor either money, fuel
food clothing, for the foregoing objectto be paid
over to the committee appointed under the first
luton until the Relief House shall have been estab-
lshed, and when established, sent there.
The Chairman then appointed the following Com.
mittees:
Under the first Revolution -Mesns David J. saun.
ders DR.. @. Cabell, G. g. Grswold, Robt J. Barks
dale, and VIM. Macfarane.
Under second Resolutios-Rev. T. v. Moore Messrs
Jos. r. Anderson, Fred. Bransford. VIM. Rutherford
Capt Cha w Me-; S1sok n Mil
w. Starke, DR. Jas: Bolton, Geo. B. Saunders, H. p.
Lef.vre. Abraham Warwick. D. 8. Delsplane, Elem.
ming d1mn, OnaS. n. IoWeiis VI. Jonn y. carter,
Alex. Garrett; and,
On motion, the Mayor Of the city and the Chairman
of the meeting were added.
On motion Of Joseph Mayo, Esq, it was
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn it ad.
journ to meet again next Saturday evening, at half
past o'clock
Mr.. MAYO also took occasion to state that thirty
cords of wood had been placed at his disposal. with
the promise of hundred mero, IL needed for the
benefit Of the poor OF the city; and he desired that
any member of the conmittees any citizen know
Ing Of persons in need Of fuel. would report such
to him. in order thas he might have them sup.
piled.
On motion Of DR.. P. g. GRArrAN, the meeting
then adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-19

Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR. This
N1 Cough Remedy is gaining popularity, every
already been published. from well known citizens of
Richmond fally sustain the virtues claimed for it by
the proprietor. 1t 10 an indispensable family medf
cine.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex. Duval Paterson Jackson, Chss. Millspaueh,
Z. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
del9
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MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
M DWELLING ON GRACE STREET FOR
SALE.-The Subscribers arc authorized to sell the
very desirable residence Grace betweeni5th and
the adjoining one Cow occupied by Hancock Lee,
Esq The location of this property il equal to any
other in this city.
Persons disposed to examine either of the above
Dwellings. do % by application to the subacri.
bers The terms OF payment will be accommodating &,
and the price reasonable
de 1876 GoDDIN l. APPERSON.
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THEATRE.

II % a IKE.
LsssEE................... r. TAYLOR.
TUESDAY EVENING. Deer 18th, 1854
WILLOW CORSE.
Luke FieldinEsq[r Couldock; Augustus, Mr Lewis.
Rose, Mis- Wyette; Meg. Miss Keosh.
Dancing BY Misses =. and J. Kendall.
W -------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-19

The Boston Courier in an article praising
Mr.. Abbott's life of Napoleon, in Harper's
Magazine, says, at is time that some atone
ment were made to the truth of history"
Upon this the Alexandria Gazette naavely re-
marks: Every lover of freedom and of the
rights of man, win think so, after reading
Mr.. Abbotts romance"
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r The uLderaigned respectfully an
nounee that they will open PRIVATE
Mh CLASS for Gentlemen, mmsncins on TAT
O'Clock. 81 3
Rartsslsr attention win b paid 10 tho pupils. i.
impssting e them Thorough knouledss 81 III ths
s.,s-.~ E 6. 4 wa nssssSSox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-19

Coal AND IRON ON THE PAcIrIc.-The
New York Herald learns that an important
grant has been obtained from the Mexican
Government to work Iron and Coal Mines
that lie on the Pacific coast. half way between
San Francisco and Panama This enterprise
If not overrated in its prospects, promises to
be.of great advantage to the ocean steam
navigation on the Pacific.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-19

GAMES, &c.-Chesmen, Backgammon
NJ Deards CheetsrA Denlaess: 10 Ros nle y
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nH, WHAT A CROWD.-Crowds are
" now focking to LEvY's, to bay Clotbins.-
They find that all he says TO be exactly He 10
certainly selling the cheapest Clothing sold In
this place. and will continue to do until he sells
out his whole stock which he has determined to do
All In want Of Clothing or Furnshins Goods, should
call carly. There 10 no Eumbug about 1.-THE place
to get bargains, IL ct
A. LEWIS. 80 Main street.,
Opposite St. Charles Hotel
de 10 Sign Of the He'd Coat.
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Tor HIRE-A Servant about 90 years
i old, q fine seamstress and chamber maid. She
can also wait at table She Is active, faithful
de 19-te
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FROM The Krv. wlLI,s ADAMS. o. D

No oec; interested more during vis, Rome than the
Sebastian and the collection Of and
nscrpors thar subteusnesn city the Vatican
Thee inscriptions the obec. Of ny cSful study
filed books with transcript manOf them
They irefuabe snd monumental testimony the Truth 81
the Christian RELIGION A. that time 3f gusned with
the Bode and the volume in English
the subject By Dr. Maitland no then published have
ofy notes The Caaconbs for The
Of ros irsruon always found them m
capable Of coprehndns heir bearing
the Of the book by
Dr. Rr which you Kind send Not ambitions y
fhouh complete collection he italian authors referred
ha rendered excellent servce - the American
public Dr. Msrnds book epub shed this
aLy have procure and doubt "a.
by r Kip viii be generally welcomed sni highly an
Trlied shs cnd those who inquired Of for
souces Information this int nsey interesting subject
S,,T Ycrk Anil - Vesv t.uly vours. W. ADAMS.
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PROM The REV. ABEL STEVENS

Tshop Ks Volume the Ctaoes N liors ,he only work
Of the lind believe. ve apin,d this country and excepting
That Of Matte only similar treatise on the subject n oar ian
Ma nd work essble out exc p by li
ton to uch costly than Bishop hiP- Ine iat- WI De
ard be compreers though much com SD VI
the Lessons interesting OF ths4n alluiy
onsof The Caacombs are I1eIols
Hi deduction from these made with
oUey and excepting points they will receive rio
concurrence Proes:tn Christians universally The WORK char
by GeYout tone betting the h and vi lout
eloquent md picturesque passages l. Is well adapted IN I'M 20
Ioun1e" tn ancient Christian te-inon which nO'w nh
their and their slight artistic pretenoni afford
Of The most questions b.
Poltftautsm and PoleTy. ABEL s4EN lNS. I'd Nat Ilg
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IRON 1HEREv. JaNEs

have rold Bishop ks CGtacombs Of Rome with much rea
me Blending 0f his observations with fh reearch
q Maiisnd and Argh The author give in small oopa Al
that those mansions Of the dead and i0rb
usrae fof;itude The fs o. the early martyrs and th
sin ciy The fss aud ceremonies Of the Primitive Church
K,v-York Nsv 1884 JAMES ELOT
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CEoANEs NEuMAN and BARETTrs ABRIDGED
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D. APPLETON i Co. Nos. $40 and 38 Broadway,
L

VIII publish Friday 49,
4 DICTIONARY OF Till SPANISH AND ENGLISH Ian
GJAGES ABRIDGED the authors larger by MaIano 'ea
qutz Professor Of The SpAah Language and Literature
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One vol LIMO Of d. neatly and strong
he VERY favorable public has been pleased
rec Stoants corrected improved
ana dGed him and this sbds
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with their aud frequent meanings 50 as TO MAKE though
IN ali in ze copious aud eomIte such WORK car be-
Viii the Editor has again consult ot ly
the works the basis sad Dictionary bu so ohtF
corers and authors Particularly OF travels thTousG NE ne" Nc
r OF North South America from which he has selected
r nuhr of The cles OF AID me
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have rerd Dr. K!s little work tie Cacoubs Of Rome
with much interest gard valuable addition the hera
which he duFou Of our has originated Resolved
abide ~ AID symbols CT holy things sanctioned r. O.
wod however, afford TO dele The relics Of
Iev regard then with unconccn and Indifference
the silent Of The Catacolbs that
ChI and pre- achd in that od city which
ard the Of elaborated idoetry.
an. Sir, very Truly yours, JOHN IiOAiSO'
: " Ii "
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The Directors the CRYSTAL Palace Gq.sd . mes
At The GOV ERNOR'S ROOM Ciy Han, on THURSDAY MORN
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The fiuy q nj Observation-Disclosures SPLESDID
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Geueia Committee Of Democratic whs founz Mcn.-
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IN FRIDAN EVENING May 5, le5i, n gcock By order
JAMES II. WELSH Chairman.
Henry W. GEVsr, )yeeCA..ruasn
JosEPH c. PNcKSEY, wv
p,,ss M MtSs' scere,aries
City Bible Society.-The Regular Monthly Meeting Of
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New-S orb Bible roccty.-A regular meeting Of TIE oarI
Of will a. Bible societys House
THIS CThutday) EIENING a. o'clock -
American stated meeting q L,s ln.i1,e ~
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G7 HENRY MEIOs Recording secretary
Annual Meeting of the American and Foreign Anti
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ssrd the ANNUAL MEETING the Broadway Iabsrnecie on
evening Of Nsy y O'clock Addresses vi" pe eue
BY several disiin gusbed gentlemen.
g LEN, HM TAppAs, Committee
Nm p WHITING, of
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ST JEOkGt|s hELIUkF 7, I6)A
DE- Kpis book the Cs'acorbs with The
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