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Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-01-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


The House consists of two hundred and
thirty four Members and Eve Territorial Dele
gates, one new Territory having lately been
formed, viz: Washington. The Delegates,
however, have no vote
ALABAMA
Democrats-Philip Philips, Sampson W.
Harris, VIM. R. Smith, George s. Houghton,
w. r. w. Cobb James F. Dowdell.
Whig.--James Abercrombie.
ARKANSAS.
Democrats.-A. B. Greenwood, E. A. War
rem.
CONNECTICUT.
Democrats James T. Pratt, Colin M Inger
soil, Nathan Belcher, Origen s. Seymour.
CALIFORNIA
Democrats-J. A. McDougall, Milton 5. La
than.
DELAWARE.
Democrat.-George R. Riddle.
FLORIDA
Democrat. E. Maxwell.
GEORGIA.
Democrats l.. Seward, Alfred H.
Colquit, David J. Bailey, VIM. B. w. Bent E.
w. Chastain. Junius Hillyer.
Whigs-Dayid A. Reese, Alex. H. Stephens.
Democrat --Bernhardt Hem.
Whig.-John P. Cook.
DemocratS.-Smith Miller, VIM. n English,
Cyrus L. Dunham James A. Lane Thomas A.
Henricks John G. Davis Daniel Mace, Nor
man Eddy, E. NJ Chamberlain, Andrew ].
Harlan.
Whig.--Samuel w. Parker
ILLINOIS.
Democrats. Wentworth, w. A. Rich
ardson, James Allen, William H. Bissell, Viii.
lis Allen.
Whigs.-E. B. Washburne j. c. Norton,
James Knox, Richard Yates.
KENTUCKY.
Democrats Boyd James 5. Chrisman,
]. M. Elliott ]. c. Breckenridge, R. H. Stan
ton.
Whips.-Benj. E.. Gray, Presly Ewing,
Clement s. Hill, VIM. Preston, Leander M.
Cox.
LOUISIANA.
Democrats.-Wm Dunbar, John Perkins, jr.
Wigs Hunt John B. Smith.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Democrat Nathaniel p. Banks.
Wh;gs-Zeno Scudder, Samuel L. Cfocker,
J Wiley Edmunds Samuel H. Valley Will
liam Appleton, Charles w. Upham, Tappan
Wentworth, Edward Dickinson; John q Good
rich
Independent Democrat.-Alex. De Witt
MICHIGAN.
Democrats Stuart David A. Noble,
Samuel Clark Hestor L. Stephens.
MAINE
Democrats Moses Nc Donald, Samuel May
all, r. J. D. Fuller.
Whigs-E. Wilder Farley, Samuel P. Ben.
son, Israel Washbnrn, jr.
MISSISSIPPI
Democrats Daniel b. Wright VIM, s. Bar
ry, o r. Singleton, Wiley P. Harris VIM.
Barksdale.
MARYLAND
Democrats. Jacob Shower, Joshua Vansant,
Henry May, VIM. T. Hamilton
Whigs-John R. Franklin, A. r. Sellers.
MISSOURI
Democrats.-Thomas H. Benton, Alfred w.
Lamb, John s. Phelps.
Whigs.-John G Lindley, John O. Miller,
Mordeoai Oliver Sam. Caruthers.
MINNESOTA
Democrat Henry M. Rice.
NEW YORK.
Democrats. Maurice, Thomas w.
Cumming, Hiram Walbridge, Mike Walsh,
William M. Tweed, John Wheeler, William A.
Walker, Francis B. Cutting, Jared Y. Peck,
William Murray, T. R. Westbrook, Gilbert
Dean, Rufus w. Peckham, Charles Hughes,
Bishop Perkins, Peter Rowe, Daniel 1. Jones,
Andrew Oliver, John J. Taylor, George Hast
ings. Reuben +. Fenton.
Whigs.--Russel Sage, George A. Simmons
George W. Chase, O. B. Matteson, Henry Ben
nett, Edwin b. Morgan, David Carpenter,
Thomas H. Flagler, Solomon g. Haven.
INDEPENDENT Democrats. ts.--Gerrit Smith, ca
leb Lyon, BENZ. Pringle.
NEW JERSEY.
Democrats. ts.---Nathan T. Stratton, Charles
Skel,on. Samuel Lilly, George Vrail.
Whiq.--A c. M Pennington.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-01-20
Prospectus OF THE EIGHTH VOLUME OF THE
NATIONAL ERA
WASHINGTON, D. G.

q. BAILEY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
JOHN O. WHITTIER, CORRESPONDING EDITOR.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-01-20
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE SD CONGRESS-
SENATE.

The Senate consists OF two Senators from each
State There are thirty States, represented by
sixty-two Senators.
Wings Ifaiic; Democrats, in Roman. Those mark
cd #. s., Free Soilers Abotionsts u, those elect
cd as Union men; S, r.. those elected as Southern
or State Rights men. -
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-01-20


wHirG sLavERy ~ rs BAHbAHf STATES.
DY HON. CHARLES SUMNER. With 40 splendid
ID illustrations by Billings, engraved by Baker a
Smith. IL makes q beautiful l6mo volume OF about
i4O pages bound in CLOTH thin boards printed in the
most elegant style, on the best paper.
THE ARGUMENT.
Introduction. Territory Of the Barhary States. The
Subject and Sources OF Information
l. Origin Of St1v@y. Slavery in the Barbary States
IL History Of Whne Siouoy ~ Boytayg, Early
Efforts against it--by Ferdinand the Catholic, by
Charles v, by England, by France, by Holland Free
dom by Redemption Freedom by Conspiracy Free
dom by Escape; White American Victims to Barha-
ry; Parallel between White and Black Slavery; iri-
umphant Abolition Of White Slavery
III Trne Chnracte u Wh,e Sdftsrgtn Borda1Y
Apologies for White Slavery Hapry Condition o. tne
white Slaves; Better off in Barbary than at Home;
Better on than the Free Christians in Barbary New
ertheless, Unquestionable Bnormy Of White Slavery
For sale bv LEWIS CLEPHANE,
March sI Office National Era
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-01-20

By Governors appointment. The Legislature
OF Alabama will have two United States Senators to
elect during the coming session.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01


JUST RECEIHED AID OPENING.
Lafrc ind pfSndId Assnrlment oi epuug
k aud sunmsr Goods conHslipn 81 part cf
Plaid and pain 0ffaDdifs
Eioanced 0rRande Aobec,
BanRes Of ail coloFa and qualities.
ChaIeya 81 every variety.
White g mourning Chmeaetss Scr
Plain and printed elk Tissues,
Ginghama, Musiius and Lawnss an assoftment'
ExtFa wkiio Lace Manlilas different Paerna
Emh'd Swiss Sleeves and Cuils, variety
Emb'd and plain Linen Handkerchief,
Plaid. plain. ano emb,d Swiss Muslin, extra,
Lawn Edging and inserlings al kinds and quality
Bonnels Of nll collors and qualities and Of lhe
latest styles; Black silk net Shawls Brown and
white Linnans 81 every varietys
Having purchased untler tho most layoFnbI
terms enables us 10 offer great Inducements. b.
chasers win please call and examine our St. q
before purchasing elsewhere.
march 24 WOOD q BROWN
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
FOR i Ess

Durchasad, and on their way here, 20 Ri.
ano Forles, from those celebrated ma.
kers T Gilbert y CO., Of Boston, 4. i. Sale
& Co, Or New York, and Knabe, t9arhle \
CO., st Baltimore. We wish It expressly
understood that We are the only authorized
agents fer tile above manufacturers In this
region and can and aDil1 sell them loaCer than
most dealers can afford to sen them IN Tie South.
also--gnitars, Victims, Accordions, Flutes
gIarfonettes FlageoIetfes, Banioes, Strings
and al other trimmings, InstruoliOn' Books
and Sheet Musics
B. b. All Instruments sCgd by us are war.
ranted Tor FIVE yaaTs.
DOWNING, JaOODY q Co.
Dec. 2. 1853. n2l--1y
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
IUAL RHENLYM
sgl1T an grr1r1e Coos


splny ann 9umme rnnr
lie undersigned have igstrccsiYsd new
stock q Fancy aud Staple DRY Eoo5s
consisting In part oli
new style Of plain, plaid. and figure dunno
ilef eFess Sfepes Dc Paris; Flounfed Crasu
alne hopes; new style 81 Baece chaal
eopes; aneW style Of Crepe Lar n.obes-
lain, figured and Striped Silks color.
solld colored Bareges. and Grana ost all coI-
ors; Printed Organdies and Jac Robna.
2 large assortment Of Black Drer bods vo
Ilcni gFeat many other Dress o3g 81 e
descriptions.
EMBROIDERIFf
~ Swiss. Jaconet, Valenci4 o,4 tof...
Nalencin Honiton collars. i.ftS s
oleeVess very rich assortm ~ nlsi. esT
einpfoleerea Cambric H'dker fs TacoroI
and Swiss Butiings, Bands, ens T-t.s
ings; Honiton and Thread Bonne,.. P@;-
bons, Gloves and M.ts, Ps Shade. sr5
Fans; new kind of Mantl Spiss T,.. -.A
and all kinds Of White CT
A large assortment Of Irish linen .;...
and table cloths, Damasd and verv 5;cf -...
dow Curtains; Cottonades and Linen dTfii;r,'
Marceile Quilts, Carpetings, Glass ana a ,,se.,.
ware, and great many fancy article. ~ 49,
merous to mention
OUR OLD STOCK AT COST
Our old Stock we offer to sell 1t coet n,i
to make room, and our new Stock. wbinht
are able to say that we have as fne srsS-
ment as any fancy retail store IN New OrIps
and we offer to sell at New Orleans pr;ces
we Will receive New Goods every weeeI sr-
ringthe season.
Please call and see our fine selection
TO THE GENTLEMEN.
we have streceived very iiDe sssor,r,o,.,
Of Clothing: 'ss 'ilsit
p ack, Blue, Brown, and Green Frochf p,l.
tots and Sacks, French drapdeta Il FFooI's ! "a
Sacks, Merino and Alpaca Coats. an Nina ~ os
Linen and Hair coats, Casmooites ~, -
Paietots, and Sacs, &c.
black Dee Skin Pants, superfne Blaak nr.
tino Pants, Plain and striped white linen 49,.
all klnas oi Casimerete %; Fancy Casino
4N
iaIge assortment of an binds of Fare
| Vests, the latest styles: fe ortm
Shirts, drawers, Cravats and bhndEerc
Silk Hats the latest styles shoes boots a6
gaitars. s'7 ~
Cent emen we offer to sci clothinr 80 por
cent cheaper than any other house in this place
March 10, "a " M.REIMAN & CO
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

LILlI-lI ILE IDLMIY ~

liE Proprietor having made consideFa.
BE Improvement e now prepared 70
give excellent accommodation % lnvallds
and visitors VI ho may desire q use this meds
i6aied water lis q also pfepa1ed 70 treat
every variety of chronic affliCli0ns, and Las
dIes suffering from chronic diseases Of long
standing would do well % visit tlle Castilian
Spring.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
April 60, 1854 6m.
GOED WATCH

lust Received, feW more of those fne
~ ualatili.p Duplex and Lever Watches.
These Wafches cant be beat, call and ex-
anime, All you that want the time.
Vicksburg narQ4. DOWNING a MOODY.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
lIAITERs. s. OEs ~ BOOTa.

~ Mud Boots, Youths boots and shoes. Ma
- boots, Munroes and Russetts Brogans,
Cents. abies, and Chill ren's India-rubber
shoes, Ladies' Patent i ather, Morocco and
nItana Boots; Ladies' Black and Tan Caters
with hee and without; Ladies' Kid and Mo.
rocco Buskins. Ties and siippers; Ladies'
q bite Kid and B ack attn ippers; Misses
and children's Boots, Shoes, Ties, c.
marc GIBBS I'D
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

ggm9z9@ @@1gs! gRm9zg@ GOOD 81
II IPIN'S challies, assorted colors; black
~ plaid twisted silk grenadines; black
plain and striped grenadines and organdies s.;
printed jaconsts and muslins, at alfprices;
striped. plaid and plain mulIs; printed and
plaid berages; plain berages; golden tissue;
plain, plaid and striped tissses; laced fnish-
ed and paris mantillas; extra rich trimmed
nantillas; french-worked collars; french.
worked sleeves; french-worked chemisetts;
honilon anc maltese collars, sleeves and chez
mizetts; point lace collars; horiton and NAL
tese laces; rich silk tulle Illusions; sash and
bonnet ribbons; Baious' and Alexander's kid
gloves; black and colored silk gloves; ladies
and misses black silk mitts and gloves; dam.
ask table linens, towels and napkins; white
aud colored marseiles quilts; furniture dim-
itY chinizes &C.; ladies' and misses silk and
contton hosiery; french eorsets and undes
Nhiris; trimmings. braids, &c. &c.
apr 21 HARWooD & CRAwFoEp
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

YEzD9 CITY DaUE 1I9 899Z 5f
Anew BOOK.-enice the city Of the Sea
IN BY Flagg -Knighs Of England aid
Frnee BY Herbert-Lives Of the QUEENS Of
England-Life Of Patrick Henry BY Writ
The men the time or sketches of lowing no
tables NOAH and his times by Olmstead--
Liberia on Civil L beIty-Herwic Women Of
the West by John Frost jut received by
M. EMANUEL. =
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
THE LATEST STYLES.
RRlNe & s0mMgR egorRlNe
JUST REcErYED
coNsIsTIke IN PART OF


Light cloth and cashmaret dress, ,frock and sack
coats
Drab d'eta, and alpaca
Black doesldn and drab d'eta pants
Fancy cassimere and linen
Fancy silks, satin, and marseilles vests
Hats, caps, shirts, drawers. Hosiery gloves,
crayats, umbrellas trunks, canes, and al arti-
cles necessary to the complete wardrobe Of a
gentleman.
AIso--A splendid stock Of cashmere cloths.
black. blue and brown cassimeres, black,
blue and fancy colored and Vesting-which
ne viii have made to order BY experienced
worknen, II the best possible manner.
Our clothing has been made under the im-
mediate supervision Of one Of the firm, who has
spsnt some time ID New York for that pur
rose. Customers may be certain that they
niI Il Get fresh goods, well made and Of the lat-
est sfgIes. Both being practical mechanics of
vears experience IA the business. they will
ieave nothing undone By which they may be-
enabled % supply their customers with goods,
eauol. E not Sd 5srior, to anYin the Southwest
Gentlemen desiring goods q our line, will
sIease aiVe us cell before purchasing else
HAINEs RUSSELL,
Merchant Yailors.
I've have removed % tne large and
eolna,odioua ll1hnen next door @ y.
woa cn rEzat son @
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01
just Received.
: GROSS Wigtar's Balsam Wild Chel

\ GROSS Wistar,s Balsam Wild Cherry,
1-2 /" Indian Cholagogue,
1-2 /" p. Davis Pain Killer.
!" w. B. Farrell Arabian Lima
rnent
Railways Ready Regulators,
1-2 /" Hebrew Plaster,
2 Barrys Tricopherous,
1 Buffers Nerve q Bone Lima
ment
a B. A. Fahnestock's S Vermitfuge
2 DoZ. Arnold's Superior Copying Ink
2 9 Caramine Ink. Superglpe.
12 Cox's Patent Refined Sparkling
Galatine,
LBS Tanzey Herb,
8 !" Catnip j"
10 !" Boneset J"
10 /" LobeIia !"
10 !" Foxgloye "
For sale, low for cash by
PETER B. COOK 9r co.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

IeTEwg New BOOKS
Life and advantages Of country Merchant
BY ! b Jones.
Our Parish, or Annals Of pastor and people.
The Plurality of Worlds By Hitchcock d. D.
Central route to The Pacific. BIZ g H. Hemp
The two roads, or the right and tie wrongs
By Knof;
Kew gardens; ON Chambers Miscellany
Struggles for life Autobiography &c dis
senfino Minister
The trials ef mind, By E. s. Ives. Is. I. d.
Planters Norlhstn bride- by G. e. Hents.
For sale bY inne8 90 W r fa.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

HEADLEY's WOE KS
Napoleon and his narshals BY ]. e.
Headley.
Washington and his Generals 6
The second war with England
Saced scenes and characters
The andirondacks, or Life Of the woods
The old guard Of Napoleon e
Sketches and Rambles,
Sacred Mountains
Letters from Italy, the Alps, and the Rhine
Life Of Bromwell, By j. Z. Headley.
Headleys MiscellaDies. Just received by
June9 "a. @. WOODNAN
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

II ANE's EXPEDITION The u. s. Grinnell
Expedition in search oFSir John Franklin,
personal narrative: by Elisha Kent Kane, M.
D., Us. n. For saleby
june9, DOW g. Co
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

GIFTED Swiss Huslins.
Plain. figured. plaid and embsd Swiss
Lydia Linen nd Bishops lawns
Null. nainsook and Jackonet 1nslins
Printed 0rgandies jackenea and aWns
Black and second moofnine mps|ins,
Linens ot aikgrades at the lowest prices
Parasols newe stylet very lows
Ladies aud childfen sIinncre M f.
ticka may26 GIBBS & HOWL
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

ust Received
81 New Black lace application mantles
Solid Grape Berages and 4-4 Black silk
Rich embroidered E. G. Handkerciets,
Null, Nalnsook and Swiss Muslins;
White and printed Brilliantines;
Cords and Tasseis for curtains and
mosquito bars;
Also On hand, Ryan's English and Wer-
sons best Kid and lasting Caters and Half
Gaiteri, boots, Shoes, &C.
Vicks fnay12 GI7Rg & HOWE
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

mmORE Powder and more war-20 half and
u quarter Keg Duponts IIFG powder foF
sale 81 iune2 ~. DABBS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1854-09-01

ard l0 kegs Leaf Lard
may26 G.s. m
The daily union., 1854-12-15

las whose presence could fail excite this army which
forms with the garrison Of Sebastopo total OF least
100000
Ii was In this condition that $4,000 men of this army
surprised the point of the heights of nkermann which the
English army had been able occupy with sufficient
forces Only 5000 English took part the action the
ander being employed the siege works they vaanty
sustained the shock until the when Gen Bosquet
arriving with part of his division could lend them such
aid might insure success One hardly knows which
most paisethe energetic steadness with which al
lies braved for long time the storm, the Intelligent
vigor displayed by Gen. Bosquet when conducting part
Bourkakis and dAutemarres brgades in order
tack the enemy who extended beyond them their right
THE EMPEROR sAPoLEoSs LETTER TO GEN cAsRoBsRr
The Moaew says that the Emperor has addressed the
following letter 10 the generanchef Of the army of the
East;
PALACE ST.. CLouD November "a.
GENERAL: Your report respecting the victory of nker-
has excited deep emotion in my mind. Express in
my name TO the army my entire satisfaction with the
age it has displayed with its energy in supporting fatgues
and priyations and its cordiay toward allies
Thank the generals the officers and the soldiers for their
valiant conduct
Tell them that warmly sympathize with their misfor-
and the cruel losses they have experienced and that
my socude shall be directed to the task of soften
ing the bitterness Of them After the brilliant victory Of
the Alma had hoped for moment that the routed army
of the enemy would not easily have repaired its losses
and that Sebastopol would have fallen under our
attacks but the obstinate defence Of that town. and the
received by the Russian army have for the
moment arrested the of success approve OF
the resistance you made to the mpaeHce Of the troops,
who wished to make the assault under circumstances which
would have entaled too considerable losses.
The English and French governments direct their serious
attention their army in the East Already steamboats,
raversng the with considerable renforcements
This increase of assistance will double your forces and
able you the offensive powerful diversion is
about to take place in Bessaraba and receive the
that from day to day in foreign countries public
opinion becomes more and more favorable to u.s.
If Europe should have without alarm eagles
SO long banished, displayed with much ecdt it is be-
cause it knows that only fighting for its independ
If France has resumed the position which she is
entitled and if victory has again attended upon flag
isl declare it with prider-to the patriotism and to the
ndomitable bravery of the army that owe it,
send General de Montebello of my aids-de-camp
to convey to the army the rewards which it has well
merired
In the mean time General | pray God to have you in
His holy keeping, NAPOLEON
The daily union., 1854-12-15
cnNrRNoR OF UTAH.

We understand that the President has nominated to the
Senate Breve Lieut. Col Edward J. steptoe Of the Uni
s states army to he governor of Utah in the place OF
Governor Young, who was appointed by President Fill
more Colonel sepoe who is in lineal rank scaptain Of
artillery and who has been twice breveed for gallant and
ritorous conduct in the battles of Cerro Gordo and
Cbepultepec Is of course, well known to the whole
,ountry in that relation ln addition 10 this all VINO
are ,couauted with him. either personally or in his
official capacity bear testimony TO the dignity ana
manIiuess of his character his intelligence his e4en
sye information upon subjects not connected with his
ossion his eminent discretion, and TO the conseen-
ious and religious temper of his mind All these are
qualities which gnay fit him for the delicate and import
ant duty of governor Territory peculiar in its con
dition and population as Utah.
We do not apprehend that the substitution OF Col step
Toe for Governor Young win he attended with any ncon-
,,iepee We eonfde much in the practical good sense
f the inhabitants Utah. notwithstanding their peculiar
Institutions and not less in the combined moderation r-
ness and sagaey Of Col Steptoe who has been for some
time eneamped with his command near Salt Lake City.
The daily union., 1854-12-15

MORE THOMPSON KrTGIEs-Dr Thompson who was
tried for the murder OF Miss Pharr and was hung
in erhgy at Richmond Wednesday last On Tuesday
he executed In etgy the gaows in Petersburg and
at night his remains burned in the presence Of large
number OF persons The Express says if the egy resem
bled the Doctor in looks could be stonished a his
being guilty OF the horrible charge laid his door
RErUHsED-in the list of passengers by the Pacific we
notice the name of Gen. J. Watson Webb.
ENOUGH OF rHEs-of the one hundred and thirty mem
bers OF the Canadian legislature, forty lawyers.
ABoLIsils6 CUsroA-HousE The Bahama legislature
Is summoned to meet the 9Th of February when il Is
thought that the will propose the abolition of the
custom-house at Nassau
RETURNING TO AMERcAFanny Kemble Butler ii is said
eontempates spending the remainder Of her days in
America
WOMAN AssAssNArEp.--Mrs X. F. Rainey, of Donald
the night of the I'd instant
MOBILE AND LyERPooL-The establishment of a line of
four packet-shps to between Mobile and Liverpool is
announced The ships are the Montezuma Sisters Wasp
and Portland
The cARTNES New YoRK-A thousand cartmen have
petoned the common council of New York 10 be permit
ted to reside out of the city of the great diff
Guilty which at present exists of procuring accommoda
tons for their families and stbling for their horses 1t
was stated that the rule requiring reside
Manhattan island was made in the time of Queen Anne
There are 10000 cartmen in New York. and at least
100000 horses kept on the island.
The daily union., 1854-12-15
To the Creditor, Of selden. wither,. . Co.

TEE undesned beg leave to that owing
ons aud the pressure Of the correspondence Incident cloaiD
tne accounts OF 30 large scden
Withe Co, we have found impossible
ventoy OF se and Liabilities Of the firm but before stated
assured by the book
utmost conhdenee) thai the ended
SioooOo and The liabilities about 900. addition
we are informed, and believe be uue
speak positively that Mr. Wter. has appropriated
out OF MS private estate valued 4i9 applied
TO the payment OF the de0 OF the dm portion which
is be applied exclusively redemption
circulation and tile payment Of deposors
we learn from the book Keeper that the cTcua
ton outstanding q
OF dcposstes 10 be paid about 4t5OD00.
We deem proper aso. that the Seiden, With
ers, Co. will be received OF debts
rm Al the same rate as Virginia but hss Of the
cula'ion eau be otherwise redeemed un preferred debit
ted al $oo shall have been udated after which the unds
will be applied exclusively the Of the circulation,
I'll shall have been redeced
Of which We entertain doubt and therefore advise who
hold the notes sacrifice them Promising follow
terms OF he trust strictly hope to give all the saiacou
powei
mo A. ENGLISH,
WIN. BAYNE,
Dec l5-H Trustees.
The daily union., 1854-12-15
LOCAL N z WS.

InraovEaEsrs.-Notwithstan the cry of I" hard
times far outward evidence goes there of
enterprise the part Of storeeepers captvate the
eye and the coin OF the purchasing public Among
the improvements recently made the avenue, those
the clothing establishment of Messr all Stephens
entitled to something than passing notice. Their
store will vie with similar establishment in Of
northern cities for sze imposing exterior and the elegance
Of its appointments While this subject
get the music saloon Of Hbus Htz the
lth street and the Everything and this
in the most perfect taste and in perfect
mony with their business.
The PICTURE sALE.The great picture sale by Mr.. Nc
Gure Wednesday last attracted large crowd Of spirited
bidders All the pictures disposed Of prices ranging
from $40 to s2o0thc whole footing UP most substantial
total
TAxE soTrcE.--The Columbia Typographical Society Of
this city will give ball and supper tho 10th of January
next-being their thirty eighth annual celebration.
The kuNKELsOur mirth and music loving citizens must
forget that the Kunke troupe give of their
popular entertainments in this cyclosing with tomorrow
evenings performance
The daily union., 1854-12-15
BY ELL EG r A PHI.
Safety Of Me .sloop-of-par Albany.

Safeiy of Uc Moop-of-'ear Aibany.
New YonK, Dec 1.-THE steamer Crescen. City, from
New Orleans and Havana arrived tbs morning She brings
the gratifying intelligence that the United States sloopo
war Albany for whose safety much anxiety has been fe
has been heard from The captain Of the
City reports that the captain of the British brig Espeg
Havana from jamaica received letter from the British
consul at Carthagena just previous to leaving the latter
port, dated November 10 which he incidentally remarks
that the Albany then that poroicers and all
well.