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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
THE UNENPLOYEU
MEETING OF UNEMPLOYED WORKlNGAEN
IN THE PARK.

IN 4
Two or three thousand citizens assehO!eu N 'ne
Park Yesterday afternoon in response 10 c4 signed
nv the Hon. ID. b. Willis a, President, 10 deVlse
mean, for the immediate relief Of the suienns' anu
., resoutions against the threatened outbreak
M. ueet;nc was also 10 some extent, al ailourn
,e, Of the meeting held in the same place on ffiaay
afternoon. A Committee then appointed fepor'e4 a
eric. Of resolutions, detailing long plan Oh rene''
ord onnonttDg extensive committees TO carry INTO
effect. -.
nimity. ,, u...
r. sr,n,i,ea tina, the rich men Of the City DID
,,o, show themselves on the present OCCASION fer'
b.,. thew did not sympathize with them a. deeP
10 Ala vet toer presence would have gwen sreA' GU
oo,rocemen, TO the cause. Hear, hesr. me! a.. "
-, cone there 10 advocate rionng, or dn! INNS -
the kind; they came TO say 'uA' my si-' tar ~
hread for their wives and families ne ia, ~
-, ,bst there were many rich men VINO "ouiI IN
pe. 10 J rsl;eve their necessities. He would Ike
lo' -. sertlemen who were active about Po-
i;.;oaI meetings. 10 come up and sno" 'heuse -
m, al had had some benefit from the peopIe, CO.
oeb. 10 return il by their influence sna presence
a, his time OF the peoples need Du' 'neI ""0 '''
modest in circumstances like these. ....;., ,bav
NJ LIS. UApIEr thought thai the quss1.on 80 =,
vers met 10 consider was, What shape .ne' Is.
bes, relieve the necessities oil the Holss ,,,rra
H. or,d NOT look back; the present and Tue ia.ui
Iie .bs;rs Hs would not talk about WINS. "Eus
49, hsan but he would call upon the wealthy ana
,Isntbropic TO help their fellow -ctiens ~ . a..
r. nsed-to help them with food fnei ana e1osus
Ur ,hsvs vas distress OF sea the LIE oo~ WA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
AN FOR THE POOR IN JERsY CITY.

The Mayor of Jersey City will call meeting OF
citizens this week, a. requested by the Common Coan
ell 70 devse measures for the relief OF the poor.
The lade. Of jersey City have been requested to 81
semble this afternoon at the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, a: ? o'clock, TO devise
measures FOR furnishing clothing for the poor s
expected tia, they will meet on each Wednesday for
the same purpose, at the same Psee-ihe Aftoca'isn
having rendered the use Of those rooms Ero:ts are
making to get soupHouse in operation Tor the re-
lief OF TIE hungry. A benefit for tina; purpose viii
be gotten un Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

DALIIMONL- IhssUUN, Uec. 70, IrJf
By the arrival o. the Southern Msil this evening
Is late Is DUE we have received New Orleans papers
81 Tuesdsy and Wednesday.
m The City of NewOrleans continues still unhealthy
The deaths there for the week ending the 10th inst
were two hundred aud tweDty-nine Cholera was
prevsilinR to a considerable extent.
W. II. Wilder, formerly d member of the Louisi-
ana Legislature convicted for false pension claims
lscspe0 from Msrshal sitter the delivery of the YER
dict az snst him.
The mail pouch, which left Newly on the 18th
sns fox this city, ADD which has been missing for
some Gays arrived here to-day, after having Travelled
al the way to Montgomery, Alabama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

II is said the Exchange Bank have secured Mr
Allen, The late Navy Agent, from loss by the trans
fer Of responsible liabilities which be in turn has
furued over TO the Government. Mr. Churchwel of
Tennessee, and Mr.. Wthers, Of Alex andris are the
principal sureties.
The resignation OF Lieut.. Col Rufus L. Backsr. Of
the Ordnance Department, u. S. Army, has been ac-
septed by the President Tte resignation is 70 take
effect from the 3lst December
Negotiations are in progress for Carusis Saloon on
The evenings OF January 10TH 12th and 5th for con-
certs by the Grisi and Mario opera troupe.
The Star OF this city says that Mr. Bright offered
D resign the Presidency OF the Senate "a Mr. Atcbi
SON. If he wished to resume it again, bu. tia; the
latter declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
RELIEF FOR THE POOR IN BROOKLYN.

meeting of citizens, which was presided over by
Mayor Hall, took place yesterday forenoon, in the
Office Of tie Nassau Fire Insurance Company 10
Courtst The Committee appointed at previous
meeting reported that they bad examined several
places. with the view of establishing Soup House.
and recommended the large ball in the rear Of the
City Hotel, as beat adapted to the purpose. Com
uitee OF Two was appointed, With authority to pro-
cure the necessary apparatus, kettles &c., and EN-
poy competent person to take charge oil the same,
4 Committee was also appointed 10 devise plan OF
operations, when they adjourned til next Friday
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
RELIEF FOR THE POOR AT HoBOKES.

On Saturday evening g meeting was held at the
Town Hall, Hoboken, for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the condition Of the poor and TO make
.orne effort for their relief committee of five ""
appointed. consisting of the following gentlemen
ressrs. d. n. Demsrest, Charles T. Perry, Mi'
Wood Capt. James T. Hatfield and BenjanIn Ooas'
Esq., to solicit funds; and Visiting Conm'o'
appointed TO see TO those who were really III
Mr.. John B. s.evens in behalf Of bis Two Ol.-,.
Robert L., W. Stevens and himself rsl1s' - -.
committee to call upon them for one hundred aOIs"
bred dollars. A large number of the nso'..lto.
were present A considerable amount vas eouee.sa
from the .s.emtl, for dose Who were in most INNS
si.,s ,au, The meeting then adjourned uaa neIi
Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
TWENTIETH WARD.

A meeting Of the citizens Of the Twentieth Ward
will be held at Milmans Long Room, corner OF
Twenty.sx'h St. and Seventh av, on Thursday even
ing the 18th OF December, at oclock, for the pun
pose of dey ring means by which the poor and neces'
sitous Of the ward may be relieved during this in
clement season Citizens friendly to this object are
invited 20 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
FIRE AT PORTLAND-RAILRoAD ACCIDENT

FOkILAND, NE, Tuesday, Dec go lsj4
~ II o'clock last night fire broke out in arket-
square destroying the stores occupied by James E.
Robinson, dealer in seeds, and S. Gibson apothe.
cary.
Yesterday afternoon train on the York and Cum.
beriapd broke through the bridge about half a mile
from the depot in this city, The engineer and fireman
vsre slishtly injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
uo1-cr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House passed the Senate joint resolution re-
|sppsiDing Rufus Choate and Gideon hawiey regents
the Smithsonian Institution ,,.,u
H.. WHITFIELD introduced a bill to AID n snsas
Ia Inc consrpction of railroad in the said Territory
|Tkis gave rise to much laughter: n.,r,
The iii wss referred TO the Committee on Public
Lands. ...,..a -. Il,
|fhs Co,,nittee be instructed TO inquire INTO
HE eSpediency of preventing by law the importation
i foreign psupers into the United States ana report
kbe bin al the earliest possible date. e.N
On motion of M HUNT the secretary Q, ' az stsb
lshipr ns~sl Sen0t a. or near Orleans, for the
squipment and repair Of national vessels. lii.
NJ. LETcHEk offered q resolution; which h.ai, wS
Adopted, instrpcting the Committee On t0s Sua'''e'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
AFFAlRS IN ALBANY.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Dec. 90, 1854.
This afternoon the Hudson River Railroad sleigh,
eonisning twenty passengers, broke through the ice
sleigh and passengers. An however, were saved
Mrs J. Reynolds and niece, of Hudson, and Mrs. K.
W. Wilson, of New York, just as they sinking.
The Common Council OF this city have appropriated
$500 ana ordered 200 tuns of coal for the poor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
PFrUrF AT THE CORN EXCHANGE.

Tie members Of the Corn Exchange held meeting
yesterday morning, and appointed committee to
raise Subscriptions in behalf Of the suffering poor Of
this City and Brooklyn. n. II Wolfe, ESD, the
President, made speech, in which he urged the
members TO subscribe literally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
TEACHERS STATE CONVENTION.

LEwIsTowN, PA, } Tuesday Dec 20, 1894.
A State Teachers Convention assembled IN the
Presbyterian Church of this place to-day. Professor
J. f. Soodard elected temporary President A
large number of new members wee enrolled, several
reports submitted and discussed and addresses made
on variety of practical educ atonal topics The at
tendance was very large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27

Ne consequences, and do not see how the Admins
ss. On can be required to interfere in its suppression
C7 encouragement
gae state Department is entirely mum on the Do
:ninics question. Whatever is kno an concerning the
Isssi OF the "Two-horse Mission has not Certainly
c9l1e from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED MISSIONARY.

BOsION. IutsdHy, Dec. 70, IsJI
Private letters by the America announce the death
oftbe Rev. Josiah Goddard, at Nnep0 China. lie
was o. eminent Missionary sent out by the American
Bsptf. Missionary Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27
MEETING OF THE TEN GOyERSORS-MOYE-
MENr TO APPROPRIATE $50 900 TO TIE

SCFEEkING POOf.
The res ulsr weekly meeting ct the GoVerno" OF
the Aims Horse was held yesiesdsy afternoon al
,her rooms in the Rounds Present Cove Draper
tie President, Smith, Duke. townsend DesIO'
West. Henry Pinckney, and Conover.
The acquisitions show the following number Of per-
sops remaining in the several lns'olons ul9ei 'ei
- 49, Ger The week ending Dee. 2:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-27

s.nser remaining Dec. 2: ........;...:....',ns; n
CO W. offered the fouosing resolutions, WHICH
were adopted: s.,,-,.r, Of TIL. Board
c ys,, 10 sue Is vsIrsas py.bls to tbs order ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
THE "TRIP TO NORFOLK.

Ths .rbers of the Leqisls who, hy lnSita'ioi WISE
sa Norfolk on Tuesday last, after eroyns so' coHfs '
tho ho,o,aly uni Kind attentions Of tes!1sna OF 'lat
spitIted city embarked beard Ito scaHe' u2H=a on
Thursday morning, their rc:nrn 4! iIch"9na.
Shortly after dinner oyrra mec'i:g tho ne'nce:a wa
nzpd nm board Ii! The Augusta" for tie ru'pose o
,';nc csontioDs of thanks the different parties "ho
aontt,ibu,ed TO their enjoyment during The excursion
IN motion OF Mr.. Henry h tHyacn, t'caeT"' Jhh''
smh of Kama wha called 20 the CHAR; t2l !clDhi'
S,n,r of Patrick aud Col Hiram MARI we're se'eceu we
Presidents; J. M. II. RuncIt nt The Abingdon DG,o''a
md Kesn oe The Richmond Whis were appointed Secre
tatirs. IT,, ,,o C,,,ui,c
Mr STAPLES of Nor tgor,ery, 'he1 "te'ct c l"o"!hs
resolutions which were unanimously aa9rca:
Resolved That !hnnks are hae. and hereby 'encefe'
The citizens Of Norfolk iur The mun!hccnt o.pie:y %
lended 10 us during our stay in that city.
! Resolved That under o3!i2al0h7 n ",n I'h,n'
dore and o, officers Of the line OF battle ship panaa?'a
W. w; c,s tho ~ shown ua vvhi,o hoard iilai vssse!
ana IN hr 40 Navy Yard, who very kindly COZ
Jnctad n. various departments.
poooi ,inks are due 10 The propEetors O
rho az -, who v5:y generously tea"eret
he II :! Us efro:!&"!.g o ,i5.nas
tho national wctks at For! MH"T3c.
T.soyed That wo tender 10 the I!uh1onf AID tS.S'=
,,1 Rail Rnad Crpaar SINCERE .his Ut i"t!' ''
tu;,,o,jon 70 us.c ThOmns DodEinead E.qr the seH:
i nod .f;ri,rt SupIrin:cndcr Of Tia, roid, !oT E
;aIss and attention 10 u.s. which tended ra'c!a? 20 h
uiea SUI es OF Trip, AMI to Inc Cap'sih az % 49,
ucusra tor their courtesy 20 us bile on c9aTa liz
On motion wes ordered ta these proceedings be PUB
lIshed In The Rchmc1d papers ahd ;hht is Noo's s'
DANIEL SMITH, Chairman
A,ss% a1ss,S1S1 a,s5s. sr'ASF' Vice Presidents
!; J. n. W. H: BHcssTT' Secretaries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
BANKS AND THE CURRENCY.

We have commenced series Of articles on the subject oil
Banks and Cuency and from hasy glance at the manu-
SCRIPT justified in recommending them to the careful Pc
nsa and candid judgment Of the intelligent reader The
ability of the author and the labor necessarily bestowed
upon the production of these arcss sufficient guaran-
ee OF our commendalion. Wehaye not as yet sufficiently
investigated tho subject indicate an approval or disap
prova of the various arguments and conclusions oil he
writer But he has brought out many acs important In
themselves and which cannot fall TO make an impress
sion on the public mind. No subject can' al ths nne'
claim more of public attention. that that =eass:d IN
the numbers of D. H. L, Every poilicnn--indeed every
good Citizen owes II to himself fully, freely and wi'hou'
TO examine the subject Of Banks and their cnrfeh
cy IN order 10 arrive at correct Judgment All are aiAe
interested in sound cu:cncy and well mauted popun'
opinion or judgment, upon the system OF Banking "niC
may be adopted will contribute in no small ocg'eo 10 W
future success SO far then from depcceting u' uiS'
cussion the friends OF all the Banks should court io
,bcir nyyp heneEt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

FINANCES OF TENNEssEE.-N appears from the
annual message of Gov Johnson Of Tennessee, tha Inc
liabilities of the State as follows:
State deb, proper 50 SOL $751; bonds issued 10 ra roads
81 0is NM oi,ed States surplus aud school fund
$3.50, ,326. total, 81, 7,267,lsl.
meat bills already passed amount 10 about ssoc ooV ana IL
houlS become law /, will add additional So 4Uo oOo 10
The sum- making total State liability Of sI IL eonu
ding It's present prospective debt Inc
ahout IS ooo0O0 or the present Indebtedness oi Inc
State incurred In building sG1 aF9pSs s whs the
The annual Interest paid thereon @ ,ee ~ thus
shnwop an annual loss OF 1853 the Investment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

FrIpAY, December 30, 1853.
SEN Arr.

Jttc :cf2 but lew Senators present today the lag'
pctdn oi them hastag gcns home 10 RI. ai he holidays
Tic Chair a!d before he Scn2,c reDo'. Of lie suPerin
iendeni o. Ac coas survey viii statement Of the paEso0
employed In lis o!:'ce Ordered 10 be pr:n'c'!
nrm5er OF petitions wcc Presented a:! appropriately
referred.
Or mNon resolved that when the Senate adjourna
il stands adjourned Until Tuesday next
Mr. Fish gave motto. 0! ail authorizing the business OF
banking in Tie District OF Colum5l and regulating The Is
au!ng and circulation Of notes currency.
J fani.G said hat Senator Mallory was cOaaed 10 his
otginga in consequence OF i'll health nnt requested him 10
move thai he be excused from serving the pang
Ei::;ue.
'fGe S.nata adjourned al | O'clock 10 Tuesday ucy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

sINoPE, THE COAST OF poNTUs, IN ASIA Nj.
NOR.-The following notice of Snopc where 'h' reue"'
battle was fought between the Turks and RUSSIANS WIZ
the present moment be read with interest;
"The temples palaces and por'icoes, etec'Gu oy Ma,
fp line of knoa ha We been eyeled with the das Nau2
remains of 80 much mnsn6cence d:ty oriental IOWA
Of thousand wre,c,ed houses surrounded oy ctua''"
walls and otlcrnc towers of Byzantine construction al
mos, equally wreck il the hull OF an emo!yo
iwodecker which stands unauoched on lhe s.oGHs QUIZ
here where timber work ne cheap never hhs'e' a.
lowed 10 rot. Alas for Sinope T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
nvAI.LEY oF TIE AMAZON

By Lieutenant Herndon.-Tayor d Maury WASHINGTON
D. Cd W. Randolph, on behalf Of the author ana puosu
ers has presented with copy OF the above WORK
we intend TO make the book The subject OF careiu
we will simply say here that il embodies the fosus ~ q"
exploration Of the Valley OF The Amazon 'haue " ''
ant Hcrndon, U. S. ~, by order OF the go'cfn"e"
h, {, ia -i,ren IN styIe and with skill which mpar'
70 II he interest of a romance An authentic map OIL Tue
repion explored and Illustrations Of scenery and costume
cmbellsh the book.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

We are pleased 10 learn 'ays lie A'eSE"ea u"Ze's' 0
the track of ,c O:anse and Alexandra N'!!Feau WIS
ple,cd 10 Wliss Mill 90 Saturday 'ast aha 's! ''
will commence running regularly to md 'fo"' 'a' P"' o
Monday, January 2i thus reducing the distance " s
10 GoidonsviIlu 10 een miles J; is Tie ae"'o' =.
company prosecute the work OF track laying ae''s
,abe weather and anticipated open the foad I"
-orr ..orae nbout The middle Of tbs coming month
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
\ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pRnCI tNATI0N


NATION hlylu. been received by The Executive. thai
l\M TuGUE Icm Iync.5urs, aud CHARLES JONES
EGE MORGAN !Ioui Monroe county, white convics, Cd
m m renrnlA,, C nlsh: OF ;hr 25h Instant therefore,
0, r:re r,s,J hundred dol lars 10 any person
o sa arc., Aud deliver into the eni;cntiary the said
and Charles loG=s alias George Morgan or one nun
trs or ,lher OF ,ica aud DO moreover require all Off,
lhls commonwealth. civil aud military. and request the
ner v 20 iriI br eXertiosio procure the arrest OF
lcnvc 5 that they may bc brought 20 oJusiice
bnder INV hand rs GIysrncr and under The Lesser Seal Of
Cominouwcaith a, Rchao lhis 2S;h day OF December,
Shs w,,rIS53 JOSEPH JOHNSON.
GEoRdR ". MUSFoRo, Secretary OF the Com!
Bh.
Iescrpon OF said ronvcts refer The advertisement! Of
gan, the Superintendent u the PenlteE'iarE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
E soSl .SrGN,s1n.lNG SEW sT1n.lNG ENTIRELY.

sares leSias KsG. ss srERFoRMANCE HEARD Of
and finished de,et air is Of Cooper W'rs
s,s saved hoowaE and Hs S %ss! 1S the bolt
H,sssc eeey smooth In and VI 81, h;s
% mn petsct accuracy each having its nron r,;onse
!" width and the strength OF each n1 S
e chemhrcd, crosscu heads urnsa ',nJ ,hc
prepared 'or ,ho heoi,os process in uanu. W. % u Wv
aG superior hhiah that challenge the void
b each machine. - ~ " " 'se nundred yer
this process u cU.ks can be ma,, from the ,m,,
70 :IIses ste clsk III general USE all OF which cn h
" noo e most subtle fluids adapted 10 the pscrie
oi gooas In TACT, the machinery cannot maj, 40
eree. %rncle unless the fault exclusively in the mber
rsons uesir u. purchase the right 10 use This machinery
tns Sate OF virginia. obtain aDy information
!ing 70 'hs subscriber Fancy H Rocibaze county We
hstng State excepting the Counties Of en
en9sssshesteraeldi yhlchhars been previously sold
IS DAVID +. LAIRD Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
SJUp REV AR ID.

1PED from "a. rsn!cnlry q Nr.lnia, a5Nut CLOCK
n!eht. NM rOGt Il, C,"sic. from ly.chhurs lie Is
, 40 .,s- uI age rc;, ucacs .gn. stout made; when
|oics head !;,lr Sle has nlck aait ana eyes
t the uu'e, CHARLES Jones ai!"s soh'h M,'h.
hie m ~ iie, Monroe county - years Old, s;cu made !:
inches h'sh HAIR eh sLg4y, n"t eye: otc nas car on
side y, the nose, and une CA sse riShI lore
these men shot a. and IL SUPPOSED 10 be wounded
sard hundred aa :y Gu'ars clch Is hereby "neie
Appl ehens.on ard OF said isorcrsto he paid uide
ninth eccu oil chuprr two hundred 2ni ioIref Of the
Virginia e. s. MORGAN, Surc:iIs nden'.
Gnaer 2j,h, 1888.
I've nJ hl hey passed through The shoe ad tailor shops
their prison clothes taxing each black sack icrrey coat anC
puntulouns made The coats have outside
and black-G eoa buttons. The iGns s Of tTed cotton
E white ed. called Schuylkil cassner The pants have
Llackcd and small iron buttons. They took one p1ir
/, ard "nc pas o nsw shoes from The shop u =. NJ
-..IL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
n' 'Ug'nia, Nov. -, 1855, LIST March, 1854
M MlnE sHERIFFS OF THE COUNTIES OE
III 1ur TTHanSliaLi. MARION AND TYLER, GoMposiN"


riEpi! pNN *ENENIil SENATORIAL DlSiRCi:
'acaGry has occurred In the Senate oi Nifenia
,hs d, .: LIZ resignation OF Jefferson L Martin Seato!
u Februsfy u" q - '
t command ycu n tho mama and by a9thoi'
Virginia.. aad in ursnancs Of the sci oi the A.
ca e' i4!. y!ov ied aG election 10 be
r, " daE 9" Iinrry ncSf at the "arionS Sn'ns PAGES
~ 't eOahi'.s ing lleTeu;,> 10 supply Ge VI
M v. ~; hand GcA seal President Of tie Senate OF virgil
' Spiel this ieLii day OF December, 1853.
s. F. LEAEE, tSBAL ]
b.. Spu,-,,c President Of the Senate
E----.o. -. hiHis. e. y. I3-cld.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

FIRE-A stable belonging 10 Mr. a. p'''' aug 'h '' pos
session Of Mrs. jennings situated on ADAMS s'ee
,.v and Marshall was destroyed BY Arc Thursday nsat
-; ,,,ocL A valuabls horse, the property OF Mrs
jennings psrished Ia The flames Loss about $500. mo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
ccKMS OF ADVERTISING

H., cents aud every succeeding insertion twenty. Il,
inserted once week. twice week, or three times
r, seven anl hail for each insertion sftor the first
advertisers are charged hy dollars for 70 limos, aid
cr;u for advertisements oa greutsr length. Lottery
n nj Auconerrs are charged slUH, (paper includCd)
SEMIWEEkLI-For TIN llnes or less, first insertion
Tor each continuance 50 Cents.
rom distance must b. accompanied with the ady
..actury references, 10 insure execution.
6!rieS ara tributes Of respect, exceeding eight "es,
cd for tx advertisements.
II Obituaries and Marriages from the country, whenever
handwriting IS unknown TO W, must be authenticated
o:sioH o the Postmaster in the neighborhooi, they
c..c &c published. Every t:ia has been taken
rns.tic1s and GuzLes has heretofore proved unavai!
,sgc:oc s. uo, such communications beng Certified
mo II he Postmaster. -rittsn the back of6c letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03

lNSURANCE-Ws learn that the Virginia f.re ano ma
ne Insurance ctce in this ey, lose soVpo W ''e
Of the ship Great Republic at New YORK
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sI35.WO

S!35,OUO
+, accounts. TIE con",iss'0"- 9 .ss
commonwealth. Sinking Fhnd.
= -r.tiicale+ who desire to trederm by Al
u -!GHd the limits Of the Gnited states, ac'
= Minister Plenipoentiary Charge
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