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BY GoDDIN & APPERsON.
BEAUTIFUL FARM, NEAR Ria

nv G0T1DIN g apDEDc771T ------------
- =. :. Z
N KEYS MILL, IA Mules East on RIcH.
MOND, AND PERS0NAI, EsTATE TfIrR ESlN
FIN. intending to remove 10 Church Hi ne s,ss,
his request proceed to sell 1T puic Auction On fhs
premises, on MONDAY, the isfh dav Of Decsmh .ns
1854 commencing at III O'clock his heantiful rar,
containing l6 acres situated near laksvss Mil .h
Ii mile East OF The ctv 81 RicmonS IT, ia ao9G.
aarn nsx s.a na q /; ~ Inc dwelling y
the naiahbarbood ~ the nisca ,Ipsls sno
After The ale Of The land vii h. ma III
sonal and pershable estate on it, Except Forntnre
ana the gssss Busy
favorable OPPORTUNITY to persons dspo.aa Is
in the gardening business or 20 any one wishinr q
retired country seat near Richmond. The place i
and p monbs ss. balance Ct
cd secured BY trust deed For the Personal Estate
an sums under $50, cash over that amonnt mos;
credit, for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
de5 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
OTPONEMENT,.--Tnc onsaauanao ne
ths ;ncia,nsn - - 49, c4ucnSo VI
postponed to THURSDAY nezi the als inst, at he
ss a. ~ cnnnIN 4. .ppr.sor
uo 70 GoD1lN . ArIEhSoN, Aucts.
XIAI11ARLE PROPERTY TN MAN
CHEaTER TnR sAIr 1y11;,i - n -,
sale an ths nIsm;.ss A :, MnSn"v 1e oneIea for
afc b 1850
Jsc,S 4, ~ to- s ~. Ls.ate OF 1onan ROBSON.
Ssa 1as mart ~ 1se ma connsting o. lots
buidin = and nfber y;shfs ~ iSa 9AcePt sne
sanard A. ssIs mss -, ~ ~ me ,ale uoee
Sssr @ IT, e1 1o1 roa Ing dement, OF t1e Mutual
The property lies. short distance South East from
sos ana aords valuable situations
~ peins Iet.lsd ana still very convenient
The pronsv ; 81 b .ns t0yn and to Kehond
rhs III; iii PC atvldea g suis Purchasers
san.i to w Sasn me residue IN
est fo,a ~. =. :, 1no y Manlns with inter
rst.ina- ~ " hesoaaoie notes and
$500 " s:.iJ. c41.r
- rIn"rn wss1 LIE iu.Lnei 1,osmauon are referred
n. n-Js = oiuueAsei. omse at Aaste, corner.
IS ~ o' .'" ~ INn uopcoN
". r -. ~ r4 S yJgra Ex,ors
mrs. JOSIAH HoBSON,5
DnoTDourHrrNr nv.
& EO04TONEN1 ELY the above sale IS
Postponed to FRIDAY, the 18th day of January next
.. O'Clock, when it may be expected certainly to
-, pass -, ae .s-saw.'
ALE OF Valuable n Ell Is DE 81
~ AND TOBACCO FLATTENlNG MILLS AT
AUCHON.-As Trustee In . Deed from Col. Samuel
Ny ers, dated 18th November. 1858. duly recorded
In Richmond Hustings Court. in Deed Book No. 66.
page 4iO, shall in further execution of the said
trust thavine been 90 requested BY g. A. Myers.
public Auction at the upper Tobacco Factory for
merry occupied ~ Col atuated on 7th st.. be-
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DISASTER ON LAKE SUPERIOR-TWENTY-
FIVE LIVES LOST.

RACINE, Dec. lathe schooner Whirlwind ar
rived here day, with part of the of tina pro-
peller Westmoreland, which was sunk in q fathoms
water 1s miles this hide Of Sleeping ear BY which
diiAster Is livea were lost
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0NE PRICE JEWELRY STORE. No.

ONE PRICE JEWELRY STORE, No.
" 75a Main street We have just received few
Comoen.ation Balance, full and extra ie~elled with
fpe Rubies, made expressly for us by Z. johnson,
of London. We also have the movements of the
same kind of Watches, which we will have cased in
anv style to order. These Watches, we are sure
will give entire satisfaction. IS :
We also have on hsnd q general assortment of
other fine Gold and Silver Watehss, and some that
are less costly =
HOLIDAY PRESENTS-A fresh supply of Dia-
mond Breast-pins, Diamond Rings, and a variety Of
other fine Jewelry. suitable for Holiday and We'd
ding Gifts ssS5 MYERS Il JANKE. VI
de 20 Sign OF the 1lluminsted Clock
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TION.-On FRIDAY, Dec. 22d, we will sell Ut
10 O'Clock, at auction store. 200 cases BOOTS.
SHOES, and HATS. all fresh Winter Goods, consist.
ing Of rsss
Mems and BoJs Heavy Boots and Shoes {
Wcmenss Snoes ~
Childrenss do
Silk Hats Caps
Wapping Paper. he. he 80
TEKMs-Under ofo0 cash; elO0 and over, 4mcnkhs
credit. for approved paper. Sssa 81
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Ofice.at Geo. J. Summers. No. 20 Pearl street.

II "ODIEE - OAI1E OF MUNUMENI
HOTEL FURNfTURE.-Byv virtue of Deed
OF Trust. executed by Jno. Talman, 6r to the Sub
scriher and daily recorded in the CLERKS Office Of the
Hustngs Court for the purpose Of sscuring the
ment OF certain sums of money to several parties
therein named. will be sold at Auction, ON THURS.
DAY, the 2lst inst. commencing at 10 O'clock uifh-
out reserve, the entire FURNITURE and FIX.
TUkES of the above Hotel, consisting of Psrlor
Dining Room, Chamber and Office Furniture. 50
TERMs-For all sums under $50 cash; $50 and over
that amount. month"; credit for approved eudorsed
negotiable notes. y. 6 CRANE TrustAs =
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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A DM1NIsTRATRIX's SALE OF

I'M EAT DWELLING AT AUC1ION.-
In Will be sold on THURSDAY, alst Dec, 1884.
at O'Clock r H. on the premisea IN q neat 5story
House Leigh street, little West Of Brooke Ave.
nue., recently occupied BY Mr. Jas McCormack and
one door West Of Mr. Perrin's residence. There Il
every convenience ON the premises, with really
ceent Kitchen, and the House be rented to good
tenants at $l92 per annum.
TERMs very reasonable, and made known at the
time Of sale. GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
. de l5-dtd Auctiuuaera =.
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A RuMoRED FAILURE coNTRADfcrrn--
ONE OF THE ARcTIc.s BOATS PICKED
UP. s
BosroS, Dec. 10 The Boston Daily Advertiser
contrsdicts the statement that Peabody the Broker
had failed
hs htax papers state that q life boat supposed TO
De one Of the Inflated Arctic'a, has been picked up
of RI 10 leland.
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FUDGE DOIN0S, By Ike Marvel, &
Il the NEW BOOKSfORE
s.ss-ssSa IS No. l57 Main street,
Nearly cppodte the Exchange Bank.
FUDGE DOINGS, being Tony Fudge,s Records of
the ssms, n forty chapters; BY Ike Marvel; vols
Price 81 49, ~ e 81
HARPERS NEW STORY BOOK. No. Use.
PARISH AND OTHER PENCfLIN0S: by Kir
wan. author OF R0manism ct Home, kc-75c
s NOTHING VENTURE, NOTHING HAVE-63e
For Dele ~ ~sSsa 81 4
WIN. A. BUFFERS, BOOKSELLER
and Dealer in Piano Ferries. Music. &e,
de l9-Sdf IS
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HOWEVER SAD, FEAR NOT.-It is
Ii with great subtraction announce my thanks
to the inhabitants of Richmond for the patronage
they have rendered me in giving my INSTANT RE-
LIEF and SPsEDY CURE, for Coughs. Colds Whoop-
ing Cough. &C., trial.. Upwards Of 1000 persons can
speak in it, praise Read the following Certificate
from highly respectable LADY,
~ RICHMOND, December IL, 1854.
Mr.. LEoNARD-Sir: have beer . sufferer for Is
years with most distressing cough and could find
no medicine to do any service until tried your
Couch syrup All the world should know its virtues.
to give me any relief or any hopes of ftnrs reco-
very. cannot my sucient in fts prsis and shall
ce-tainly recommend it to my numerous friends and
acquaintances. 49,
Yours respectfully, +. j. MANN, +
To be had Wholesale and retail, of Mesrrs Purs
CELL Ladd l. Co, 90 Main IT.; all Druggists and Of
THO6. LEONARD,
Governor ct :. Richmond. Va.
~ Prics 25c. per bottle. Country merchants sup-
plied - ususl. de 90 &
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'rELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
'pRof,rri11N9sS ~ '1;Y;;,N9IprsS J

PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS.
WAsHkoroN, Den. NJ In the sepass to-day
sneral eass made speech on undefwoods re.
otasson, n the course Of which he euloased Marc.
y - the drst for bis federation Of Refornsrs ana
Other sects IL religion.
The Prssdcat transmitted 10 the Senate. the cor.
respondence Of Mr. Marrh. Miaisser to Consfantiro.
pie, with Mr. Marcy
10 the House. Mr.. Phelps from the committee 81
ways and means. reported ! bIll making approprsa
lions for the Navy. and Mr. Houston reported /.
Fortiiication bin. II discussion on the bin 10
suppress small notes In the District, Mr.. Csstie
sustained the propriesy Of such measure against
Mr.. McMallin
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nvERCOATS, AT COSTS. MER-
" CHANT 4 WEISIGER will. from this date,
offer their entire stock of Heavy Overcoats-which
Il very large and desirable-et COST for CASH.
Those in want will find it to their interest to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
s. MERCHANT WEIsIGER,
de 20 S liz Main 1t.
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JNO. C. HOBsON,
Mrs. JOSIAH HOBSON.

DISAPPOINTMENT The above sale is
postponed to FRIDAY the 18th day of January next,
.. O'Clock. when it may be expected certainly to
q
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WANTED-A situation as SALESMAN
in Dry Goods store, by ! youpr man Who
nas mad several vears exps1ience In tie business.
ana can give the best Recommendation. Salary not
03 ssn o Richmond Post Office. Box 49,
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Something Superior.

Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES, ,JEWELRH,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
"AS Just returned from the Notth with n -
i very extensive assortment of IA above H
articles, and is opening, door below the MN q
Storn ot Jno. G. Meem n large stock of Gold Hs~sD
and Silver Lever Watches from of the first
factories in Europe-some of which will be warranted
10 keep good time for two years.
Also IA splendid assortment of JEWELRY, consisting
IN part of Gentlemeus Fine Gold Fob, Vest and CT ard
Chnins SeaIs, Keys and Brooches. very gres, va.
rely of Ladies Breast Pins. Ear Rings. Cuff Pins Fin
ger Rings and Bracelets and endless variety Of ether
articles that will please.
silver and Plated Ware,
Such as Silver Gobets. Cups and Mugs; rsble,sDo
and Ten Spoons; Sugar Tongs and Sifers, Tea
Suaners. Salt and Mustard Spoons Table and Desert
Forks.
ALBATER Table, Desert and Tea Spoons do. Forks
aI,d Butter Knives; Cake and Card Baskets, Eieyan
Plated and Brttnna Custors Silver Fuit Knives ,ets /
Cake Knives Silver, Pearl and Tortoise Shell Gard Co
Port Monies. &c. and every kind of articles ua
ly kept in Jewellers Store which offer my friend
and old Customers, with the assurance thar IN Sc
as low, and favorable terms, any in the 81
and hope o have the pleasure of a speedy csl.snd
anime Tor themselves and test the trnth of th
sprtlon.
IT, Watches and Jewelry repaired
and moderate terms and highest pr
Silver. -
oct 26 is W. ~
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
N the prut tpttiou Insurg,nrp GamDnuV Hartford
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies NJ"
on as fair terms, in any others oil equal respons
biIity, by application
=. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
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PETERS, MARTIN \ CO.,
,or .n,,,more aud pni,ndc,ph,n.
~ STEAAlER nELYInEKE.

hl ~ fAMfh bbl.N ll'bhf'
Lcares Richmond er5y Tuesday al O'Clock 7
,.rrL, I'll + large ana new Steamer Il + " u RE
sAs~S Capt Gltfoup. will receive freight every Mort
lay nnd up Ia the honr al | o'clock p Nj, every Tuna
lay, Tor the HboNo place..
shipper. to Wheeling. rittshure Cincinnati mud the
South and Wc-t generally will find this the chonr
nst aud most expeditions. Fo trclghr, aprs to
LuDLAN \ WATSON, Richmond, II.
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No IIllInbllg.

No llumbng.
ID ENG unnble to lincnIr house to continue
ID business are compelled 10 ,losc entire
.or, OF Boots Sioca Hats aud Uops rrunks, Carpet
Bag, aud Umbrellas Cos Jor Cash only. The stock
IL very lurge. and bought nj from % 10 IS percent owe
lhau thr sanr good. ,on he ho0ght af The North this
SPRING Those IN ol grnl- IN line will pl'nse
cn soon, such chance will mover b" offered again,
mnr2 Ia COCHRAN s. TAYLOR.
DIIAL0N's HAIR DYE AND HAIR IN
NlGORA TOR-ihe best prepnru' ION Ia use. for
saIe bv (may ~ D. r. LYMAN.
LNREsas sCAMpHENE = Ibis. lu.t,ecesod
Il and tor sale by d. LYMAN.
I sNsEED OIL.--6 barrels Prime Lnsccd Oil
a. lu-r to bond aud lor -as ty
juno lol4 JOHN II SEAY K Co, Druggists.
ENIslInN TACkLE.-The subscribers
4 havcjual received their Spring supply of Fishing
Tackle via:
SiIk, Grass Hemp md Han Lines,
Rods o ~ different pnttorns,
Gencnl rod front aud wnlking stick nnd plain rods,
Hooks Of all qualities, hoons aud lnes by Wholesale.
Rcels plain and multiplying nrih a lies,
Cork FONTS, 6wiyrls, Snoods ini Nets
Aud every ding IN the sporting ur. chenp for cnsh.
W Is. 9, FISHER,
Opposite Nuryell House Lynehbure, Va.
mar 3r-ts
CLOSING OUT STOCK.
Fine Black French Cloths Cassimeres and
VestinBs
will f. IN this day o', greater Inducements in the
4 above named articles ihnn huvo been sold ia tins
cify in any house, this -opson. under whit
circumstances All persons wanting fine goods in this
line ut rcnlly low puces, will have chance to
supply Themselves. by chilling
Is. II, LEWIS. Sign Wnte Flag,
Jun 27-ts East Main ST., Lyuchburg.
Feathers
- Onn LBS. VERY superor new Feathers iustre
Ase0NND ceiyrd and fpr sne by
ArREE & MoCLANAHAN.
Also, 60 packages MncNare in half barrels, quarters
and Kits Gun l6.dlsiD A. & AicC.
Plated goods.
TENABIE CASfURS. Walters, Tall md Chamber
L Candlesticl4, Snuicrs Tmys, Forks, Spoon' &c
n large supply on hand: for sale chrap. by
lnny - GREGORY ROYALIs
JuLY IL, 1854
UUSr TO HAND AND FOR SALE
- Liasoed Oil ip'ts Tnrpeutnc,
Lewis t. Lead, Wnitc aud
RrnNn Tine. Eine Prnn Pnil1
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Old Dominion Line Canal Boats.

UId DOMINION ElNH EaNAI BOatS
BETWEEN LYNCHBURC & RICHMOND.
RE ERCHANDlSE &c. from the Nortt 5xxs-- II5.IIIl
vi consigned u.s. aud tobacco pro
Guce &C. shipped by his line, from Lynchbng, for
wnrded re of Com MISSION. Our bnats leave Lynch
burg and Richmond every W,dnesdoy and &aturday.-
Our Lumber-I1ouse Is ERE PRODF building, on the
Ba, IN Richmond, and prepared to receive pro-
ducr, tubuccn DC storage, at the mot moderate
charge. Merchandise Nc. is suhrct to only dray
tge in Richmond. FREIGHT carried at Gus. omary -
EUSTACE & APPLEYARD,
w. A HORTON Ae at I.ynchburg, office at Mr.. b.
+. Slekstt Lumber iouse the Basin
epl 29-dly
TOURNEY MEN Carpenters Wanted
o-rwcnty good Workmen cum find employment with
TIE Subscribers. HALLETT . MAZE.
2dits
a EI VI w EsS.-l am tits day ivmg
"A supply of Alum Water in whole and half barres-
direct from the Springs in Rockbridge county.
aplSts A b RUGKER.
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AND NEN-lOKk FAUkETN.--IhIa nov -ssN"F'
Go,ne line Is composed ef the following vosscl~ nod
mills from Ncw-Y or, every thtcc dny.. All owned in
the city OF Richmond, viz;
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yrNloN sTEAmsuIps COMrANN's

grNlON STEAMSHIPS sCOMPANN'S
y LINE OF SrEAMESR.--fOR fIllLADEl.
PHIA, VIA NORfOLk--rhe steamera -
Nagiu,a. Capinn David Teul, seuncr SrsssSzss,svss-
+ npsylvnnia Captain Jnncs Baymore, stcamtr City ri
Richmond Captain Z. Mitchell. One Of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for rhad lphn, every
Monday aud THURSDAY Al high water, t"rhnc at CITY
Point and Noriulk cive feish and passengers.
Returning. icnve pmndclpl in every "Wednesday aud
Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ arriving nj Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning. ON which days
they will died nree their onrgo.
These splendid senmers havc been built expressly lor
this line aud every has been made to combine
strength aud speed. They provided with Firm ia
Patent Metallic Lire Bont-' first tables, ard
attention is pnd by accommodating Captains 10
the comfort of pusseng,r aud the protection o gDods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York lst cabin and found, $780,. IS
" Philadelphia = .....--.G
- 2nd cabin aud not found. .---....4
Passenger, for New York would consult their interest
by liking this route; for independent OF bclng the
cheapest and snicst, il is by f,r the most pleasant.
ToIncconi,ts shipping Pitt4burg can be sccommoda
to forward good. through with dispat, h.
For freight phssnPe apply 10
ROBERT RANRIN, Agent
On the Dock.
= S.-All goods by th4 Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged . Tuesdays and Saturdays and after
they delivered the wharf shall be considered by
the Compnnya the risk of the
mar I dis ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
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lcOMMUEICATEp.
MISS ANNETTE INcE-The name of this
lady to very many even Of our habitual play.
soers, had no familiar sound; and save O
favorable quotation or two, from the press, toe
often regarded as a mere matter-of-course
Affair." no prestige with which to attract
overlooking houses. It is, perhaps, a fault In
many OF our patrons of the drama. that thew
are too great stickle,s for celebrity in ali
artlstes that appear among US, and that this
lack OF notoriety inclines them to keep aloof.
The advantages of contrasting the representa-
tons OF the less experienced win their self.
established models, is thus forgone in the
rather ungenerous conclusion that they have
seen ADLER performers
We would kindly suggest to such to 90 and
see Miss Ince. Let them first consult, if thew
desire to do so, the opinions of those who wit.
messed her performance of Julia, Parthenia,
the Countess, and the beautiful impersonation
of that many passionate character Blanca
last night, and they will be assured that much
qualification awaits them. She appears to-
night as Pauline, in the Lady of Lyons; and
on to morrow night rs Ion, in Talfourd' las
steal tragedy of that name.
There is no hazard in remarkinr that for
the period she has been on the stage, no actress
OF the present day eyinces such a true concep.
ton of the authors meaning, nor whose action
represents it with more gracefulness and self
possession. t s
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.
BALTIMORE, March 16-I0i

BALTIMORE, March 16-103 Pm
The most extensive humbug have seen for
some time, is the recent card of Ex-Governor
Lowe (threc columns in length which appears
In the Sun of to-day, being reply and ac-
knowledsment to a committee of ex-oficials,
who held Office under him, for set of silver
presented by them. His ex-Excellency goes
into an elaborate discussion of political affairs
entirely foreign from the subject; and one
Would suppose that the destinies of Maryland
yet hung upon his shoulders. 1t is not nv
business particularly to object to this proiS
ponderous document, but the Governors taste
would have been much more admired had he
studied brevity. The object and motives of
the presentation are understood by all who
have given any attention to the study of human
nature. A brief, unique reply. therefore, or
simple acknowledgment, would have been I'M
better taste. The elaborate discussion of state
affairs. political economy, &C., had better been
reserVea and incorporated in his inaugural
after being elected President of the United
states: The present. however, was very
beautiful one
Those interested in what is termed the West
ern Maryland Railroad, held meeting at
westminster yesterday and after comparing
notes, state that only $50 900 have thus far
been subscribed to the contemplated enterprise
this too after years effort. They further
state that S325,O0O will be necessary to com
p!e'c the road, which leaves the apprehension
that considerable time will be required to raise
IT, Ihlsls to connect with the Baltimore and
stsquehanna, and run to Westminster thence
to other parts of the State, connecting Freder.
lex, Hagerstown, DC. The improvement is a.
very desirable one, and l hope it may meet
with desired encouragement. Those who met
as above stated, adjourned to meet again and
give the subject fur her consideration
The Methodist Conference has adjourned
hnally The appointments are said to have
given entire satisfaction.
The message of President Pierce in reference
to the seizure of the Black Warrior, has gained
much praise for him. 1t is manly, straight.
forward conlmendable paper Young America
speaks from its every line Cuba must be
taught to know her duty and her place amonxs
the nations Of the earth.
Tomorrow will be quite day of festivities
amongst those who commemorate the ami.
Versary OF Ireland, pafr ron Saint The services
mt st. Patrick's Church will be of highly
interesting charactes. The old ginne1,an
seems to be approaching. As I write, the
winds are bowling, windows rafting. and all
the elements in cOmmotiOn. ,a.... s..
Breadstuffs took quite a tumble to-day under
the foreign news Flour went down 81 cents
per barrel; wheat declined to cents. and
corn to cents per bushel. There are those.
however, who hold on, and cling to the hone
Oh reactlon. RODERfCK
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DV 4 II

On the 10Th Instant, KATE, infant daughter OF
George aud Elizabeth Norbeck, aged years, 6
months and days.
UfThe friends and acguantances of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Oh to-
morrow (Saturdny) afternoon, at O'Clock.
- baltimore Sun please copy.7
On the 18th instant, after short Illness, HENRY
L., son of Anna and Harry &. Bonner, aged years
and months.
DI|The friends of the family are respectfully re-
quested 10 ait nd the funeral Sunday AFTERNOONS
at O'Clock, from the residence OF iis parents 2nJ
stiect east and Penn <ylyania avenue.
philadelphia papers please copy.l
On the 10th instant, after short but severe III
ness, SAMUEL BRE8ETON, Esq in tie soth yeal
Of his age. ~
On the 18th instant. Mr.. THOMAS MOORE, in
the ISL; year of his age.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. JULIA R. POsEY, aged
As years.
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ARRIVAL OF THE wAsH1EeroN

NEW YoRx, March 1.-THE steamer
Washington arrived at IL O'Clock last
night from southampton. Her news has
oeen generally anticipated by the Ara
bia s news.
A semi-official announcement had M.
peared in the London Times. that England
and France had despatched spscial
couners to st: Petersburg with an address
formally notifying the Car that he mus,
either evacuate the principalities or firbt
CHINA AND INDIA.
By the overland mail, VIC learn thu,
trade in India is active.
The insurgents are infesting Funtom,
in China. .-1r..ss
The French expedition has retursed to
Hong Kong. ,......
A party of British troops got In ambush
and lost in the skimish which ensued %
men.
The British troops had taken possession
Of Meaday, in Burmah.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Later advices from the Cane of Good
Hope state that matters are more favora.
VIC. -.t .f.. ..-I ...
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-17
Aumor Of Threatened Inyasio, Of Can.d,
by Rufsia

MONTREAL, March ga strange
story appeared some days ago in a Quebec
paper, to the effect that in consequence
Of advices from England, the Provincial
post-office authorities had seized letter
intended for the Russian Government.
containing programme Of an intended
invasion. of Canada by Russian soldiers
via the United States. ,eiIl-
IL w~S lealoa ho-a l.v~., tut
tonight it is announced by Telegraph
from Quebec that the writer of the letter
has been seizeds but no proof of treason
was found, in consequence of his having
had time to destroy his letters, and that
10000 militia are to be called out. The
matter is sall considered as humbug Of
some kind. ,,