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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
Wing primary Meetings.

The whig primary meetings. for the purpose Of select
ing Fix delegates from each ward to meet in Assembly
convention Friday evening next to elect delegate
each to the Wing convention IT Syracuse held
last evening The meetings passed off in peaceable
manner. The following delegates chosen
First Ward.-H N. Holt John Cashaw, John p. Rolfe
Edward Corning, George Cooper Joseph s. Green.
Second Wara IF: 3. sp'nola. B. korrsl, G. W
Prince Richard Bradley, John Fulton, Joseph coward
This ticket elected by Lis majority ont Of s7s
Third World p Barnard, Walter Barre, H. A. T.
Granber, Jonas W: Smith, W. d Pope, J. Lucksy.
Wright, Isaac Allen, E Whitlock, Davis Afalch.
FIFTH hord.-Rufus B+npap, John Martin, Jas
Ascley, Z R. Rhodes, F. Warren, z Mason;
SepesM Word Samuel H. Turner, Grenells Haydoch
Livingston Miller, w. h. Gardiner, aenry Merrill, Jesse
Ths result in the Eighth and Ninth rural wards not
Tenth Wayd-wm Benedict Thomas Adams John
E Bcsn F. w E.ush:f , as.lsy ss,ms...d
Walsh, Geo Rogers, .. C. Kirby, Reubsn Isden
Npejh Wasd-Benj. Carroll, Frederick Ritter, John
Gibide Frederick soharlbaum, Henry Phillips, Pstsr
The above wards comprise the Second and Third Assem-
bly, districts. Williamsburg, the Eighth and Ninth
wards, Brooklyn, and country towns constitute the
First Assembly district.
IN VILLA MsBUR0.
The whg primary meetings held last evening for
the Of eecng three delegates in each ward
an Assembly District convention which 10 to be held
Fat6nsh on Friday Of this week, to elect collegiate TO
the Wing State Convention. The following delegates
7h,rtern Ward, las oonsone ated)-wm. Water
bury, r. H. Hunt'ey, B. Webb.
fifteenth ward-D. Brooks, J. W. HAnsord. James
Sixteenth Ward-Henry Oltsman, G. B. Smith, Cot.
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prs liplnary training for the benevolent ins<-
tutie M at Sing Sing and Blaak sells Island.
Cb' AtbaU street. is always the easiest place in
tIvn-sll the filth from the Bowery and Park
row is poured intoi it, and . grand depot for the
DaDufactr y Of dirt pies has always been
established in the valley near Pearl street. The
,horoughIare is always crowded, and If it were
entirely unobjectionable we should still need
another.
The extension of Canal street will satisfy
this want. We shall have Broadway across
the city, and in few gears we "piue that it
will rival even that g. eat av enue--the pride Of
New Workers. Canal street, on the west aide,
is now a pleasant street, especially on these
bright September mornings, when the milliners
are busy opening their "fall Styles" and
when the extension is completed the buildings
on the east side will be new. beautiful ami
stately. Our fellow-citizens on the east side
Of the town will be no longer ostracised, aud
We can see their pleasant faces, free from the
mud Of Chatham street which will be as great
luxury to US as to them. Many people %
the west side, who never travelled east OF
Broadway, Will now be found with their faces
turned toward the rising sun. New York has
heretofore been like two cities, with Broadway
as the dividing line; the extension of Canal
street will re unite the several sections. We
trust that the property hol ders will consult
their true interests, and throw no more oh
stacles in the way Of this much needed i'm
prove ment.
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TELEG 4 AP HIC.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.

BANGOR, Sept 13-Noon
The entire coalition ticket has been elected in Penob
scot county
The returns INDICATE the choice Of two coalition Ssna
tors In Waldoboro two in washr gton and in Pts
cAtsquis.
The returns thus far chow the election Of ffty anti
Nebrs ropreseD a,iv fifteen others In ITO towns
Nor, i'll Gov. has q, 624Pa1ris TO- l75Red,
7,2ss-Cary, sna scsftetng 1889
In "a in this district Washburne,
we coalition has ah0 votes and Blake, democrat,
$685. washburne's ajo,ity viii he over 1000.
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SERIOUS Rlor IN WASHINGTON, vA.-THRrY-

SERIOUS RIoT IN WASHING TON, VA.-THrRrY-
sRvEN OF BARSuM's -On the 9th inst.
riot occurred at Wssoio x on Ka ppabanuock county,
Va betstep ci,izeos and those attached to Bar
runs Menagere crossing at hrst out Of the fact that
ssve boy 80 "a alleged found with them having
been pisuadcd D. leave hrs owoer-and secondly, 10 re-
ference TO III chsR. foy admission The lot became
serious TINT the miisa had bs ordered 70 re-
store peace. g., persons njurei among them
y. ENs'hnTp, -n,gt tra'e Thirty OF tho show
men ar,astea and others Aer n tho mountains-
subsequently four or ave communication trial. and
the rest disskrged.
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canoe containing three frishmeu vas upset in the
river nearly under the wiro bridge al Nas1rlo on tho
Tho sth ult and Two o. them drovoel. they we're
named Robt Connor and Thos. snliIyan lLe w. Of
Conner Was recovered
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Maine ElscuAon.

The following yss, Al that have bssn received up
present time vii, indicate prstty clearly that the
fusopists and free Hers bsve carried the Stae Arson
p rorrin the free sell candidate for Governor, pro-
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Total, 104 towns. s. 1T 2.074 e,752 ISL
Majority for AnsonP Morlih, b,42.
C0NGkEs
Wood, (ohig). WsU,, (dem).
First district. ............. 6,3IZ b,%u6
John NJ Woods majority ...........2 964
Perry ftchig). KimbaU (dew)-
Eeocnd district. ............ 8, 4o4 5000
John J. Pcrrys majority. .................2M
farley Knoaciton, Dickerson,
Wing. Anti Ncb. Dem
Third district -. ...... 1913 3,242 1855
Eben.zer Knowiton's plg ralitv. ,..-........128 8
Benson (,chiy). Rogers (dem>.
froufn oihtr1c, otoo IVY
Samuel Pepson's MAORI y..............2, 1884
Wosabn,ne (,ohig) Blake (dem)>
Fifth district. ........... l,772 78S
Israel WashDurne, Jr. IS majority ............9S
Smith, Miitiken Fuller,
Wing Anti Ne5. Dem.
Sixth District. ............. 464 1851 O0o
James A Milikeo'. mai ,rity ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
As far heard fosionsts have elected forty
seven REPRESENTATIVE, aoa The democrats six.
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night eDfxv On hat do con. Std ~ ih'es un-
erd and one buNc Is received rom thu Archfpe-
hxo. Lass rates re ore Aus q an s-9 70
s2sl for hsrs, sid 328 s2s. sr dast par oas a.
Elk IU "a, ~ above, three hun red and toir pam
eah.
rRE BOARD or COZ crLxEs.
There vas rather an anus n olson sion n the
Board Yesterday af'e. Dooo, N thu course o IN On
m,rv y.ry se.tlous b,ngs were said. The ir'>h,
Germans and Kno. Sotbinss came in collision, bat
no ,erions copseqn noes rfuled 'hereirom, and NJ
the adjournment every one seemed to be 10 perfect
good humor With himself and Tbs rest Of mtnkiad.
The spbie nDeer consideration was the sele;,,oa
Of ne wrappers 10 which to publish the Cospo alton
notices. The Beard dnally concluded to advertise
in seven Of the city napers. ami then adjourned.
EMBEDDING THE MAILS BETWEEN BOSTON AND
NEW yoKK.
About three months since the Postmsster OF
Boston gave not ce thu. by lew arrangement he
would from that time forth bs eSablsd to exJe dite
tie morning elai from ina. city 10 New Yo-s, sn1
that 1t wouls reach tbs CIT, at least one hour ear
her than usual. From thai time 10 the prese s II
has il vasiaby been Fl IN an hour and Eaif TO two
hours later In arriving. Before the De~ arrange
msDt the letters ard papers Which left Boston ID
the morning were delivered 10 tbs city at little
after five o'clock-now sc ges them at seven.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS

law DKrAsrmgsr BILL The Baltinese SUN
gives the following synopsis oil bill hlocducsd
into the U 8. Senate on Mqpday
The bill under consideration Ia the SenAte to.
asv for the establishment Of Department Of Law
,nskas the Attorney General Of the United States
exofcio the principal officer; provides for 40 Ane-
snt Attorney General to be nominated BY the Pres
dent ana confirmed by the Senate, and chiel
clerk. corresponding TO the other departments. The
secretary Of the Interiors supervising powers over
the accounts are TO be exercised by the Law De-
nsr,ment and the solicitor OF the treasury isto be
a bureau thereof.
The bill aiso makes prcvisicns for auditing and
adjusting accounts OF disbursements, claims, and
expenditures n gives to the frst auditor those
arising in the Department OF the Treseury; to the
second auditor those Of the Interior TO the third
dhor those Of the War Department, TO the fourth
sudor those OF the Navy to the fifth auditor those
al the Department of State and Of Law; aud TO the
six,h auditor those OF the Post office.
The accounts audited by the first aud nth audi
tors are to be revised and comptroled by the frat
comptroller; aud those OF the second third and
fourth auditors by the second comptroller The bill
also makes provision for the classification Of the
clerks of the Department of State, and fxes the sal
sry of the commissioner OF public buildings At S.
600 per annun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-20

INCREASE AND REoRGAsIzAT1aN CT THE Army
General Shields has introduced bin into Congress
the effect of which Is as follows:
The bill increase the pay of officers to the fol.
lowing rates, to wit: Of Major General, S265 per
month Brigadier General, Sl65 Colonel, Sl35 /;
Lieutenant Colonel Sis; Major. sos; Captain
Cavalry, sa5; Captain Artillery and Infantry S75 /;
lery and Infantry, s57; I'd Lieutenant Cavalry,
SIS; Cadet, $33; Paymaster General and Sur
geon General same as Colonel. The bill also pro-
vides for 6 retired list
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By GoDDIN 9 APPERsoN
ExECUTog,s SALE OF VALUABLE

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL EsTATE ON MAIN AND lorn SIT.
~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND by whine IL ths
Iate Russel Dudley Decd shall seli q public ayc.
ton, On the premises. on WEDNESDAY. the 90th
day Of Dec, 1854. commencing at O'Clock, those
two excellent brick tenemsnts Of which tke testacr
18th streete. 7szs II 81 - =
The above real estais Il In an part 81 he
city, and the houses fhemsslves n coed tan.
antable order. ssFasE e p S -
TERNs-Ons-fourth cash; balance ct I, and II
BY trust Deed title retained TIL last nets IL psfd
VIVA. 81. CHRISTIAN, Admsf.ss
with the will annexed, of Russell Dudiey deed.
de8 GODDIN Z APPEkAON. Aueta. 81.
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NATURALIZATION Judge Dean of Poughkeepsie,
" has forbidden his clerk to take proofs of citi
xenship and grant naturalization papers, and has
directed that all those who wish to become citizens
hereafter must apply to the Court. After hearing
the proofs from numbers of applicants, he rejected
nearly all of them. He has given written opin.
ion, holding that admitting alien to the right of
citizenship is judicial act, and requires an exam
nation by the Court in each case.
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CLOTHING AT AUCTION.-Will IS
sold on "WEDNESDAY ntxt, aOth inst e 10
O'Clock, q my stores extensive inroics 81 Cloth
ing. consisting of
Beaver Cloth. Petersham. Lion Skin and Blsukst
Over Coats; Cloth, Cashmere and Twseds Drsns.
Ffock snd bu:iness Coats Cashmere, Cloth and Gst.
vests; Meripo and Flannel Under Shirts Linen Do-
som Shirts; Wooden and Cotton Gloves and Sochs:
Satin and Fancy Neck Ties - -
ALSO-An invoice Of Ciofhs, .cassimefes, 1affi.
nets Domeefics LaceA Ribbona lie.
Terms ct sale. s. & 81 Y # 81.
de 10 AT.EY NnFN Am.4
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NOTICE.-In accordance with decree
OF the County of Nottowsy, made at its Sep
temher term 1854 will sell st the American Hotel
in the city Of RichmoDd. on WEDNESDAY,, nth 81
January, 1856, at II O'Clock, the following Stock
q 81 shares Roanoke Stock - 1900
q shares Richmond and PstersbuYs Railroad
Stock ss Sc A 80 - 49,
10 shares Manchester Cotton and Woolen m 40
shares Appomattox, Navigation Stock -
$3.50 $50 A.. II MILLER
Committee for Sarah b. Miller.s3
Sale conducted By JOHN A. LANCASTER & GoH.
Stock Brokers. 80 as l8-df6~
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BANK PAsIc-There was severe run upon the
"Provident institution for Savings" in New York.
on Saturday last aud in ali about one hundred
thousand dollars were Withdrawn from h. princi
pally by the Irish aud German depositors. The
bank, however, is perfectly solvent. There was
run, also, upon another bank, principally by small
bill holders owing to tie circulation of false RI
mors of trouble in its financial affairs.
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GOODS FOR CHRIsT.

- MAS HOLIDAYS.-Clearing out prices of
french, English, German and American DRY Goods.
Shks, Embroidehes. Delains, French MeriD oes Rib
bons CaIpets Rugs Ciosks. Hosiery, &c. We have
marked down the prices of all printed Fabrica at 50
per cent lower than former rates. to an entire
take notice -
LOO handsome Plaid Silk Dresses, of II yds each,
o s TO facilitate the saies they have been cut into
i0e very pretty rich Plaid Silk Dresses, OF u yds
each sa. for S9-formerly sold at Ga.
,o ssh Glossy Black Silk Dresser. Of u yds eaeh,
lug do do, better, at %
Ivy 90, superb quality, Of 10 yds. each, tor Slo-
richly valued at SIS
Ivy yds splendid Printed Paris all wool De Laiuss
v ovc per ID which cost the importer to land in N.
i sun 10 ets and usually sold Ut n retail *
-. ~" yos Chintz col0red Printed Do LANES, at II
~. Sost i1c. to land. G. a. GWATKIN,
eoU Opposite Exchaneo Bank.
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FAILURE AND DEYALcATroN.-We announced on
Monday the failure oil the Giendon Iron Company
Of Boston and the departure of the superintendent
TO parts unknown. On the Wednesday following
the company had receiyeda letter from him, In
which he siated be was deiaulter, and added that
1t was useless to pursue him, az he would not be
taken alive The defalcaton is estimated at $3.50
n1A
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FInE.-A fire occurred at Troy, N. Y, on Monday
morning, which consumed DR.. Thomas stables on
Albany street. eight barns and Sheds and the French
Catholic Church on Ferry street. Five horses
were also burnt. The loss on the church is esti-
mated at $4,000 The FIRE was the work of an
incendiary.
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'nOoIEES 0AAE.-By virtue of Deed
= OF Trust recorded in the Hustisgs Court Of the
city OF Richmond on the 18th day Of August Hast 81
blackwell, to me, for certain purposes therein
per Hill, in the city of Richmond, on FRIDAY. "a
Gay OF Dc cenber 1854, commentator ut IL O'Clock M
for cash, fine young MULES S DRAYa. neariv
new, with Iron Axles, and 5 sets OF Drsy BARNEsS
complete. - =,
The titls to the above property 10 believed 10 Be
anQuestionable but acting as Tlnstee, shall onIv
convey such title is vested in mo " said Deed 81
Trust. s. C. 9REENH0W Trr.tss =
8 Richmond, December 9 1854-de 18 - -"
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NEW YORK BAsKs.-The weekly statement o.
the city banks show the following totals
Increase of specie Sss7 COO loans $500, 900; do.
posts about 81 900, 600. The circulation shows q
decrease of S220, 900.
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TRIAL OF ARRIsoN.-The trial of Arrison, thu
alleged murderer of the Alsons is stilI in progress
al Cincnna
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ANOTHER VIcrIm-James Kepple died in Phila
dslphis on Monday morning, from the injuries he
received by the explosion of the locomotive on the
Readind Railroad
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Appo1HTMENTs-The following have been con.
hrned by the Senate. William Nolan, surveyor oil
the customs at Paduchah, Ky; William Shearer,
surveyor of the customs at Lake Porte, Louisiana,
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RoLLIEG MILL BunNT.-The extensive rolling
mill of Chonteau, Harrison and Vallee, was de
stroyed by fire on the 18th.
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AUCTION SALES.
RIJTITRE nAY2
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

Try GOODS AND CLOTHING, AT
IL AUCTION On "WEDNESDAY, Goth inst at
l0t O'Clock viii sell at my store desirable assort-
ment of Dry Goods, and Clothing, suitable for the
present season.
de Ii r. CAUTHORN Aucf
POSTPONEMENT-The above sale il postpone d
to THURSDAY Morning, 2lst inst, at 10 O'clock at
which time will be added
doz Linen Bosom Shirts
6 doz all wool Under Shirts
doz superb italian Silk Cravats
doz Satin Neck Ties
Blesched Cotton; Yellow do.
de 20 CAUTHORN Auct
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BY ALEX. MOTT.

By ALEX. MOTT. -
BROAD ST. HOTEL-FURNITU
- AT AUCTION.-The Subscriber anxious to
close the late firm of James g. Blakey Son. of the
Broad Street Hotel, viii offer for sale, FRIDAY,
18th December. 1854, at 10 O'clock all the HOUSE,
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, BAR FIX
TURES, &C., appertaining to the use of said Hotel
TERMsmAii sums OF S5e end under eash; between
credit, for negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
WIN. p. BLAKEY,
Surviving partner Of thu late firm of
JAMES @. BLAKEY Sow.
8, l. conducted by ALEX. NoTT, Auct. de 20
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BALTIMORE, Dec 10 The trial of VIM. A. Mar
Tin clerk ia the Baltimore Post Office the charge
OF obtaining money under false pretences, com
menced TO day 10 the u. S. District Court
The weather is clear and cold
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FAILuRE.-The Columbia Insurance Compan
OF New Orleans suspended last week.
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SELDEN, WITHERS g. Co-EXcITEMENT
IN WASHINGTON
WAsHrNGToE, Dec 10 = Considerable excitement
has been occaaoned in this city by the statements
OF the trustees of the suspended firm of Selden,
Withers g. Co. The notes of their Exchange
Bank were bought yesterday at 80 cents to-day at
so.
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FIRE IN PHILADEI.pHIA

FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia FIRE occurred this
morning in the work shop Of the new House OF
Refuge. The building and contents were destroy.
ed. Loss $50 900; covered by insurance. The
shop is supposed to have been set ON Gre by boy
confined there. One of the boys made his escape.
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CONVICTION FOR FORGING LAND WAR
RANTS.
NEW ORLEANs, Dec. 1s-W a. Wilder, well
known Fillibuster and sympathiser with Lopez
was convicted to-day 10 this city of forging Land
Warrants
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 Flour firm without any
change In quotations. Wheat and corn firm at yes.
terday's prices.
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CONGRESS-MONDAY,


SEsATE.-Mr. Shields reported bill for fhein
crease and better organization of the army and for
other purposes.
Mr.. Brodhead submitted resolution instructine
the COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs to inquire into the
expediency of sending steamer and tender to the
Arctic seas for the purpose of aording relief to Dr.
kane's expedition.
Mr.. Stuart reported bill for the relief of the
purchasers and locators of swamp and overfowed
lands; which was considered and passed
The bill to establish board of commissioners
for the examination and adjustment of private
claims was taken up, and debated at some length
by Messrs. Brodhead, Hunter. Clayton, Petit, and
others after which the subject was referred to .
select committee, and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, The Speaker laid
before the House a communication from the Presi-
dent OF the United States the subject of the re-
moval OF the Creek and Seminole Indians
Mr.. Richardson introduced bill providing for
the construction of military roads in the Territories
of the United States
The House then considered the Indian and Mill
tary Academy appropriation bills which were read
the third time and passed. Mr.. Oliver of Missouri
read speech of Mr. Benton 10 reply to the speech
of Mr.. Mace. Mr. Barry delivered speech against
w'nothingism, and Mr.. Banks delivered one In
favor of it,
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Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. l9-Cotton dull. Flour has
advanced II l-2 cents per Dbl. and firm. Wheat
firm aud unchanged Corn active, western mixed
Of
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4 lHRI8TMAs REPRESENTATIVES.

~ WooDHOUsE, 1873 Main strees. has for s.Ie-
lon,s e. sinsty OF Elegantly illustrated Books,
Enn. ~ tns latest and most beautiful styles
;Iapeso editions of Bibles and Prsyer Books In
'Is velvet morocco and coIored calf biudinss
H., ps1snes snd pretty little Writing Cases eonfain-
DC ts s''oninent OF note paper, envelopes pens,
woos 'fsle Writing DssL. Of Psper Msehs. Rose
n sESEEels,y ,sssd PIANO SoGTEs. GUITARS and
NEW. enoaos vakiety-eome enufe-
prsssnss numerous other srsl =, well adaptsd fo1
EkyANTB CLOTHING, AT C0aT'
= y.,. ia.LkGHANT& WEIol0ER have or hssl
v g. .nis .:s1fsmsat oi sssysat1 Ciotkns. vhie6
sesssoniss aad othsrs Is wsst yin .x Il =
- - sxsmine oar stock kolcre rnrehssis $ - q
=. MERCHANT 6 WEI6i0Hk
!. s. Also. hssvy sosairy .1sis well II sdc u
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KNOW NoTHlNGs IN TROUBLE.
New YoaK, Dec. 19,-There Is decided rup-
ture between the Know Nothings and Whis here.
Some wards have held primary meetings and no.
minated separate tickets for minor city offices.
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STOCK or LIQUOR. BAR FIXTURES

- L.CEM9Es HOUSE FURNITURE 60 40
~ u,UTtON---On "WEDNESDAY MORN1Na ~
zOs1 nst commencing q 10 oielock - vii IN -
-, ais e anCslon re entire stock Ct Lqaons Cqss
ssa Mxssxes Houss Furniture. Tavefn Lissnss o.
xse hotel formerly kept BY the late Ho8t ri uirkes5
This rare opportunity offered TO any rereou visk
command good patronage, and sold osly il conse-
0esnce o. the present pooprietor going West
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E!XTENsIvE sALE.--STEAM In

HARNESS. &c-Will be sold at auction on THUR6.
DAY 2lss day Of December, tthe pSesent month D at
our Saw Mill, adjoining the lands Of MeA1. Hill and
Trent, situated on the Chickehominy, about miles
below the city; One steam Engine and Saw MIL
with fixtures complete and 10 good order. "a =.
on balance for satisfactory endorsed negotiable notes
Also. SO No. ycpng Mules soma Of which are 81
fine a. can be had; Wagons and Harness some a
hem nearly new about 500 cords Of well seasoned
oak Wood and lot of sawed Timber.
The above sale viii be positive, as II 10 made fo
dissoufion OF the concern and the giving up of ths
cash a. to alLsums Of $50 and under will Be required
over that amount credit Of months will be siyen
for approved negotiable paper. w.
FLEASANTS, COURTNEY BROS.