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VOLUME 50.
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rH,nE NEw Jersey ziHS 90 NiNmS: - -, ...

CABINET EtWNITIRE
HENRY w. hiNGhAN, late partner OF PIEirs Ktscx,S
respectfully announces TO his old Customers the Pub,
generally that he has n hand,
A LARGE ENIENsiyE
OF All kinds OF warranted made CABINET
bkDs and MATTRESSES, which he offers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
low prices No pains will be pparci civ,
sausiaeton to all who favor him with their orders
HENRY w. KlNGMAS.
mhzV-uo'n-lfl 49, Pear Al New Yurk
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II Mail en- Lane n WA VA MuhBER MANUFACTURING co 20
In Goonx.,, - manufacturers Whole,Ae 49,,
'S'' b'LLs TOYS, Ac., Ac "ON "H'SFs' ol'rn-
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THE undersigned having formed purpose
OF conducting general Commission Forwarding
the siiy Of Richmond, und the style Of aoooH HARRIS most
eitfuly socs the patronage Of the pub
ton OF The favors Of the friends late arm Of NANCE4
ID. p. GOOOH
End January, 1854. JHo. A. HARRIS
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT
HOUSE,. iVa,
THE NEW YORK STEAM
BL INK BOOR
MANUFACTURING, ESTABI ISIIMENT

DO full bound, White, 16e and upwards Fine Blue isc
do With End, aud Bands White 2ie Pine Blue, psgI, Ya
Dtmys Fine Blue Russia IS and upwards
do de with ends and bands. pAgei, ttc and upwards
do do Russia do do do Zoe. do
do do extra bindings PACED, GNc. and upsarls.
Mediums, Pine Blue Russia PACED Gle and upwards
do do Russia ends 4 b. do 7.c. do
do do extra bindings, do sic. do
Royals and super. Royals. extra bind, do sl25 do
great variety az Pass Boots o. and upwards
do do Memoranda hooks, % per gross upwards.
Receipt hooks Petty Accounts Mini Blanks Copying
Books Writing Books cyphering Books School Albums
Constantly hand, Manufactured
quality and description all bound
In the
saioners and Dsars generally for cash paper
JoIIS OIiARA,
ITO Nassau street, kew York.
IA liberal discount when purchased large quantities
my5-d6m-Iul
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ENLES-Ws now In receipt assortment OF Yu ~
for Maehinisi's ami Bcksmths use Of superior QUALITY
which We oIsr for sale favorable terms '''
-DySo SMITH ROBERTS, - Pearis.
DIX LAWNS AND blk BiRRtGHs.-Au In van, ~
Blk Lawns or BPk bArasss, dnd them prices to
SUIT slI.As L. JOHNSON,
"S+o No 81, Main 81.
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RICIIAItDS, IIAIGIIr S co.,
IMPORTERS

CLOTHS, vESTINGS, DRILLINGS, CLoAKINGs,
ShTlNS,
BLANKETS, ALPACCAS, TUEEDS,
Ac., Sc.
je2-Sm-tNl 10 AND - BARCLAY STREET, N. Y.
NIcCUI.IOUGII S CO., UYAoTCRERs OY AME
1VI RiCAS GALVANIZED SHEET AND ROOFING IRON
warehouse No "a North Tenth street, Philadelphia Pa
full assortment always hand Also, Patent
ranfe Iron Tubing for Chain Pumps, corroJ-
ruaoie aud neat leaving particle
dnes' third less friction and
10 draw the
Orders respectfully solicited promptly attended to.
my20-dim-INl
Il AIDES, AND GENTLENRN,s loot AND SHOE MAN.
u \ uPACruREH-TUH LARGEST ~ THE COUNTRY Of
FINE GOODS-The Proprietor the Medal
Great Worlds Fair In New York for ls:3
West will do well to call before purchasing
Largely and Afford to sell cheaper than other house No
SII broadway, New York city.
ap29-d3m-lNl e. CAUIII.
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INDIA RURREIt GOODS.
SPRING TRADE 1854.
N HODGNIAN, ri Maiden Lane, md 90
LIE Nassau Street, invites the former
customers ANA merchants generally pdt'cudry Wholesale Buy
his Immense stock OF ISD RUBBLR
now on hand and daily receiving from his Pasor, Including
COATS. LEGGlSGS. CARRIAGE CLOTH,
CAFES, CAPS, PIANO COVERS,
GLOVES, RERfiNG JACKETS MACHINE BEi.TISG
PNIs, LIFE PRESERNERs, ENGINE PACKING,
OvFRALlS, WHIPS, CR0T0S HOSE,
And every description OF Rubber Goods acured.
Interpolation Of Goods their quality
established render any entirely
peuous IL affords pleasure inform Buy
rKsof
RUBBER CLOTHING,
That enabled to purchase
TO what have heretofore firmly believe
that have been, offered them elsewhere.
osdrs respectfully solicited attended with promptncss
despatch by ID. H0DGMAE,
2! Maiden Lane and % Nassau street, New YORK.
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.IRGISIl CENTRAL RAIL r.

VRGNt CENTRAL RAIL ROAp-SUKVER AR
HIEG EhENT-On and after Is the passenger train
and arrive in Stsunton a NJ. -
Leave StAunton at 4. NJ, dordonsye at Ioi AMI
arrive In Richmond at 2H PM - ~
mF25 m WurTCnupr
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WoHN PiIPE, Dealer Ivory, OF I,or
~ Goods, Murray street, NY. ocl9-diy

FON ~ pOLEIIUS,
- n DlOND STREET, Of HEAVIER, New York offer
- - FOR sale the follow ing heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Cotton Sail Duck-22inch, all nns.,
hard and soii also all the various widths Of Canvass
tured at this establishments comprising variety known
the trade and offered at the lowest rates.
United states Pilot Duck-Woolberry and Mount
vernon Extra. full this fabric
Wiiiimuutic Cotton Duck-lG Is, 20 aud - inch all
numbers hard ani soft This fabric awarded highest
MUM at the London Worlds Fair also
ship und Hcur Mn Duck-PlAin NJ twiled ms n.
uiaeurrd by the GreenwoOd Company
sails tents awnings Ac also Mount Twed Ravens
Howard Ravens, Pioneer PhGnix Ravens
plain % To % inch Heavy
Cotton Sail INt iuc-A full assortment.
Tarpaulins IIammocks, Stuns, sc.
for drier fes ~ '''
Cnr CoveringCotton Canvass widths from 80 to 100
inches and all ulmbcrs made and
railroad cars perfectly and permanently waterproof
enduring than the itself
Ennneliing Cnn,nssso, SO. 30. IS and so inch plain
and tSilled, In every variety.
Hags ana Hngging-Of every description. Seamless
bAgs, woven whole all size, bales of i0O
bhne strength utility and for grain
surpassed.
Also heavy Cotton sackng 30 inch Canvass Warn
Filling. heavy tEiled. do do, 20, 90, 40 and iiinch
Wool Sncks Woven whole all sizes, and desirable
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End January. 1854.

cheerfuly recommend the hrm Of Go0CH HARRIS
the favorable consideration of my friends.
2nd January is5L-Iu TTI0s. j. NANCE
The Lynchburg vrginan and Express please copy the
ABOVE Tor two weeks, and send account this once.
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. ,,,., CORNER 0f GOLD STREET.
LNnf ana cxsny. A..ornen OF Pnrlor, Drawing.
ana Chamber FURNITURE, Ia suits Ia
sve supply Of his cctebr rated - "
PREhIUu AND COTTdGE BEDSTEADS!
C0nsianty or hand with MArTRAssEs sPRISG RrDs mol
sIEHS. aud PILLOWS o Ct. N' 'O'
Private Families Hotels ,upplIeJ xitb .x.,x
hc!e in his hue At reasonable rate., ~ -
wM G. GARDINER, co Beekman street
p29-dGm-tPl one door h.om ~, ~, .,.n,'
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STOVES! STOVES!!

STOVES! SEONES!!
't'READwtLL 4 PERRY STOVE MERCHANTS and Propri..
tors OF The EAGLE FOUNDRY. No. ITO Albany
IT, ohsr To The trade fiy distinct Cooking aud
Heating Stoves for Coal and Also eompet. list OF
and Pla Hollow Ware, Plain Muslin
se tsh Bosls sinks Pumps Iron Clay
naces Agricultural Kettles. Water CoOerH Also
and Portable Furnaces. " " ''''
Terms liberal. 40.
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IN EW STUUk OF TNUNkS.-Wehavc Just received
avery large stock Of superior Travelling Trunks
Them are very large convenient and strong
msde OUT OF the best sole leather, and
'nsi % can 9e found In vnia also large lot OF superior
STYLE and Of good thick leather large as,orment Of
Bags We invite friends stock before ey
regard to cost. " ~" ''''' "'''O0
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VuNHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO.
IL tend sailing their fAvorte Steamships follows:

Third t1ass Passengers
limited number third
iadepha and Liverpool, and found In provisions
From Philadelphia f25 From Liverpool $50.
Certificates OF will be Issued here parties who
bringing their friends
Drafts the Agents fi upwards.
An experienced Surgeon will be carried each ship
All goods sent the Phiade hia Liverpool,
be forwarded with economy and Dispatch
For freight or massage. appy 10 shMuEI SMITH
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OII-we have just received supply Of ss-
~ lad OIL, really article also ten cases ynvih
Mustard part In bottles s-'A
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FLOOR OIL. CLOTHS
IN fCRER and DEALER OF
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
oilers to the trad" favorable
and splendid patterns Of FLOOR on CLOTHS his own
uaetnre in sheets "a feet wde warranted TO
climate. VAN N''
mh25-6m &c Rurr, .Iin ~
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TIE ATLANTIC uhIiING WOIiKs AND fUl l,uiti
hAsuFACTURE The
NCOMpnSITE IRON RAILING ~

Which is so called because composed Of Wrought and Cast
w Iron, connected without rysor joints the
sonneeon, being melted around the Wrought Iron in Metallic
Houds making each pannel sOd piece
Ing all creylces where generally
light like WIRE RAILING heavy like CAST IRON RAILING
This Railing Is nnequaled for Cheapness Strength
", and is peculiarly adapted oEhErARY LOTS
never needs repairs
Aso,d neo yie of Pam FENCE, at s. 90 per 10 feet easily
transported and set ana much liked.
Also, all kinds OF Wrought aud Cast Iron Verandah
Balconies, 4c. Machinery and other Castings order.
Designs and further In ormaon, address post free
by GEORGE FOSTER Agent.
mb9-dSm S9S broadway, corner OF Walker ST., N. Y.
NIOTICE.-The nrm OF NANCE aOOCU was JissaIy.I an
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NOTlCE.-The 1rm OF NANCE dOOCH was dissolved ON
IN the Ist instant by mutual consent The
nrm will be used by either OF tho parties for the purpose
closing their late business. THOMAS j. NANCE
January 2nd, 1884, ID. p. GOOCH.
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kREsS GOoDs!DRESs GOODS l-our assortment Of D1sS,
- toois Is now quite good IL has during
me season Having bought large lot OF Goods veIy In the
season. At much less than n earlier in h
season We prepared offer bargains We have many
new rages Tissues Henans Black Colored sdines
.o',
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rUNHE HAHAnD POWDEIl COMPANY, Manufacturer OF
GUN POWDER continue furnish Gunpowder OF their
Eeiknown brands, "kkSIrckY
NrRlcAs sroRtSc lSpiLS RLE" "ELEcTRc" "DucE sHoor
NG Kegs half and quarter and Caners
each Also full OF Powder RsnJ Mining
purposes, and for EO The of
too well known to require comment. For saicby
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO..
Agents. Richmond.
And at the office Of the Company,
so wall Street, New York City.
A. q. HAZARD, President.
A. Z. DouoLlss Secretary. apI-dsm-INl
UNXCEIsIOIt SEWING MACHINES by HOOD hat.
~ TELLE CO. Worcester Mass patented b, Elias Howe,
proper use) not Of repair ThsT good
stana aud workmanlke and will do Taors
ers and saders' work, warranted give ati,
iacton The stitch will than
done by hand Call and them operation CHkNUT
street, Philadelphia, up stairs.
my9-diy-lNl W. A. DAWSON, Agent.
n AMPS, PHosGESE GAS, DURE;G FLUID AND CAM.
IL PENE-Ihc subscribers manufacturers dealers
In the above articles sale
ges asortmen Of spirit States
Lamp which furnishes the brilliant known
audb constructed the principle Dayys
rs to make explosion from accident impossible
artificial light where cities
Materials Tor Light OF best quality always sale the
market price CHAs. STARR, JR, a CO.
Isl Fulton street. New York.
uNOiItN AND OTHER PItNOS-RERRY GORDON 2s7
IlL Broaiway Publishers o Music-ard Dealers
and retail In Pianos MclOdons Muschgeuts
acd Ealan Grand aud other Pianos made by act Davis
Co ostonwhosc Pianos cOndered superior all others
ureA New York Pianos and
Melodcans Music supplied whosa
hkGf GORDON, Successors to T. Berry, 29I Broadway
Pianos to let
r. ~ II. u. oau Pianos have the latest improved
yocing. oc2S-ly-IN1
WOHN IlSPE, Dealer In Ivory, aud Ivory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-31
THE WAR.

The news from tho Crimea smoothing A multitude
of private letters graphic dispatches and revvals Of
old news, is found in the English and Continental pa
pers but Of these state that Sebastopol is take
that the allies have made much progress towards
taking it.
Lord Raglans latest dispatches say that he expected
TO "open Hre in few days, and private letters add
that attack the outworks was fixed for the 9th
inst. Menschiko6 kept the field to the northward Of
sebastopol The position Of the allies was strong and
easily dcfensble against attack from tho andward
The allied extreme right leans on the slope Of
the mountains east Of Balaklava, which run
down like immense walls to Aoushta. The body
Of the right wing il at Kamars and ouposts posted
the Black river The centre occupies the roads lead
ing from Kadkoi to Scbastopo and from Bakshsera to
Balaklava The body Of the left wing il at Karani the
outposts at Khutor The allies siege artillery with
900 oabeons dscmes and piles have been disembark
ed and have mostly reached the camp Menschikof has
100 field guns with his army. On the 4th caunonadc
took place between English steamers and the Qua
rantnc fort at Odessa; nothing resulted
Russia continues to amass troops upon the Austrian
frontier, but has scarcely regiment the Prussian
The inference Is plain. The Gar at length dstrusts
Austria, and has an arrangement with Prussia. Con-
rmatory Of this suppositon at Vienna says that
secret treaty actually docs exist between Russia and
Prussia with respect to the Turkish war in which treaty
Russia strictly lays down the limits within which Prus
ia m'y make sham alliance With the German Powers,
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INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

LOhU BA0LANB BATTLE YIELD bON AU1s
bon mot 10 attributed to Lord Raglan at the battle OF
Alma. He lost his in the last French war. At
Alma, while looking the gallant conduct Of the French
light infantry, he exclaimed" The French owed me an
arm; now they have paid me r.
fRrECA MRsCHK0FF's CARRIAGx AND COMPANY.
Camp Balaklaya, Sept 2s, 1854, states-Poor Mensch
kod who commanded left behind him his carriage and
horses the former being full Of boxes containing most
magnificent hussar uniforms, and also portmanteaus OF
valuable articles. These were quickly ransacked
Watches and jewery arms and fine clothing of every
kind were found which exchanged possessors In
the persons OF our The officers in but for
small portion, though deemed myself lucky in appro
pratng to my especial keeping very compact and
Russia leather Among the various articles found was
pair Of white satin slippers which made suspect that
the gallant CHIEF was most agreeably attended in his
campaign sojourning.
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Later from Australia.
AARIvALS OF GOLD AT nLB0URNH-YUHDs R0R
THE x1LIIR or THE FAMILIES OF soLDvRs m
TN xAsTosMTfH 0'BRuN's TESTIMONIAL -NuWU
IRON rHS DI0aMos-00LD RArEs-YLovs AnD
LABOR MARxnrs.
The Red Jacket brought advces from Melbourne to the
MI Smith o'Brien had been presented with en-. a
VICTORIA gou, the proceed. Of public subscription.
make house to house collection for the relief a. the
families Of soldiers who had been despatched to the war
The attns Of large restaurant with gas excited soms
The escorts for the week had brought down %. saT
Hobart Town advicea Of the 2sth state that the Lieu
tenant had noticed that directions from
the Secretary Of State, male and female
holders would be required TO with good conduct
only half the period for which they would have had
serve under previous regulations for recommendation
for conditional pardon
There were only about 100 men at the Mount William
dggings, in the place of TOO to 200 formerly Prov
sions were exceedingly DEAR and f1b had been paid for
bag of -four.
fschangess.B s draw on England at per cont
discount, and negotiated drafts against produce
or gold at three per cent discount local bis at per
cent for e5 days, and per cent for longer dates.
Rates of interest ON overdrawn accounts at all banks
There was little change in the labor Market beyond
the that the continued influx of emgrants had kept
up good supply of male and female servants. Wages
had experienced slight decline.
MELBOURNE, July Sl.-Gold still remains at "a psr
and decreasing quantity offering in consequences
the large quantity being purchased at the dggngs By
he banks II 600 ounces received by principal
ank alone last Monday The quantity which has passed
through the hands of the brokers has therefore been
very small The banks have reduced the price Of gold
t Balarat to Sis. per ounce. The quantity Of gold
rought by private hand Is largely the increase this
seasiy dcduced from the amount shipped compared
with the escorts, the former having been upwards Of
ounces per week more than the latter for the last
x weeks this plainly shows the efficiency of the po
ice protection the roads, and the little reliance to be
laced on the amounts received by escorts the total
ield Of our several fields.
Population Tube.
Number Of persons arrived. Observation-Disclosures. 1851
Do. who have left 33T
Increase this week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z0M
Receipts per Escort.
Or. dts.
Total quantity. 80 32T 10
The above return includes all gold deposited for escort
up to the 25th inst. - o..
Total decrease escorts to Melbourne. IL 29l
Increase escorts to Geeong .............. 6,252
Do. on total Balarat escorts. ............. 1850
Ounces. dts or.
Gold shipped to commencement of week ,2o3 13
Shipped per Guiding Star. 49,806 B
Do. per Norma, P. and 0. S............ 1899 IL
Total shipped to close Of week.... 127s,oss 10 Is
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steam squadros, was among the Asud Islands aad in
the Gulf OF Bothnia. squadron under Captain Wat
SON. was cruising OF the Gulf Of Finland Riga and Cour
land Sir Charles Napier, with the screw line Of battle
ships, had gone to take last look Of the Russian ships
1t Helsin9fers,
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val OF the French Admiral LAguerre In the French az.
gate Jeanne Of Arc On his arrival the united Preach
and Englsh 6eet to proceed To Stka to attack tho
Russian ships and forts there
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THE DANURE,

The Turkish army Is ready to second the operations OF
the allies, and again hear that Omer rasha Is pre-.
pairing to assume the offensive In Bessaraba. sup
posed that his operations win commence on three
points-ths Pruth, The Dobrudscha, and the sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-31

american Diplomatic Conference at Osend-Engish
Vieo and American Tioo Of it-Cuba Must Belong to
the United States-Cdptdin Gibson-An american Re-
preventative ,cih Austrian Arms-ConsuI McRde-
Funeral of Marshal Saint Arnaud-Flight Of Crureli
and a Bird Of the Air.
European statesmen and Journalists absorbed they
in the preoccupation Of the Eastern war; have not
failed however, to remark the recent meeting Of Amer
dplomatiss at Ostend 1t has already elected sig
nidcant comments from the press, which does not
In discerning in it the date of of relations be-
tween the New World and the Old Under the rubrc Of
s'Amercan Diplomatic Congress,"a London journal al
luded to it last week being without precedent Act
ing underst and under the directions othe President
of the United States OF America the ambassadors Of tina
country" said the Globe care assembled to exchange
information to consult and to report to their gov
eminent the state Of affairs the Continent Subse
quenty to the last great European war; American in
terests have far developed that they may be regarded
as the creation Of the intervening period American trade
Ia now carried to every part Of the world and the
ference hasin view the due protection and advancement
Of those interests in any arrangement Of treaties
that may be made in Europe" The Globe felicates the
American Ministers their choice Of ia place
nent for their mectng under the shield Of neutrality It
Is peculiarly favorable for obtaining the competest and
most accurate and recent advces the subjects under
consideration" Prominent among these subjects IL
places "the state Of te treaties regulating the navgs
ton and protection Of the Black Sea- and cannot DO
mistaken in adding, t is matter Of course that the
subject of Cuba should under immediate consiera
ton.n II makes declaration which must cite
expressive Of the opinion prevalent among the people,
both in France and in England. "The position Of the
Spanish government in regard to finance renders II
trcmely probable that the terms which freely in
tmated TO the American government would not be un
welcome" 1t adds moreover, "the assurance that
illcgitimate means will be employed for obtaining
possession Of Cuba; the American government ami
mated BY the desire to atain the friendly feeling OF the
French and English governments is said to be prepared
to make the strongest representations that the transfer
Of cuba-ieadng il would to the opening Of traic