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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-11

The PARsER VEIN CoMPANY.-A dispatch from
New York sys that the directors of the Parker Vein
Company ar refusing to reopen transfer books I'm.
till fraudulent shares are Withdrawn. Ascheme
is on foot to alla meeting of the stockholders at
Cumberland o elect more subseryient board
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ne Hssionh ip ellfgencer says that one OF the
ptoosDe effects - The recent whig victory IA vsr
=. win BE- the feurn Of Hoa. Samuel S. Pheln.
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TO THE FARMERS IN VIRGINIA

4 Inasmuch a. the price OF Peruvian Guano has
become extraordinarily high, we think it to the inter
est of the Farmer to try any substitute that may
swer the purpose which be had at less than half
price. !
We ara receiving . new fertilizer called TAFEU,
which we desire to have tested tits said 70 contain
all the properties Of 0uAno pt per cent less
ammonia We invite the attention Of Farmers 10
ts article az we anxious TO have tested ON the
Fall crop LEE q ca
an A-ta on tha nr.k
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CORONATION he Why's of rhe tenth cor sres
.ss' onT'es Of Pennsyivania, have nominated
John c. Kunksl Ssr Congress. -
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING.-

HOUOE AMI ii L PLUMBING
- The Subscriber begs to inform the public that
he prepared to execute all orders for PLUM BING
either IN houses or ships in the best manner and
the most reasonable terms. Being himself Prasti-
cal fLUMBER, be feels assured that he can give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders He will also put up Water Closets,
sins. Copper ard Iron Boilers ETC.. the most ap-
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish.
ment is at No 800 Main street. between 9th and 9th
where orders should be left He would refer to the
following gentlemen Hon. VIM. s. Archer, of Anne.
liza; Judge CruEp, and r. H. Maury, ESQ., Richmond
au 10-1m DANIEL O,DONNEIJ
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T1HE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,

TyHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,
4 FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL-DocToR PLUME co
are still dispensing the blessings of their skill In the
emit and cure of all delicate disessesst this old
Institution.
People In the country, when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited to call mo charge for con
sutaton.) Much attention is given to female disor
ders.
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
ERS which has stood the test of time, and which ID
unrvelled in giving tone and vigor to system shat.
tered and almost wlted down by the fross Of early
life.
All letters, prepaid, promptly attendedto. Omss
hours from A. NJ, till p. M.
al 5-d&wts RIcHMoNB. Va
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NOTICE is hereby given that We shall.
IN from this day September lst, ss altogether for
CASH, city acceptance, uatil further nosise - st.
YER.
We respectfully request cur friends and castomcrs
to make speedy and prompt payment Of ell amounts
no due and falling due
We ahsil, ~ heretofore Keep ssnsrsf aAeortneeHt
of GROCERIES aud LIQUORS imposss6 ~ Do
nestle; and will also psy avery uftene~ - the sale
Of Produce from our coantry friends ~ N a.
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DESIGNATIONS. &c.


DISSOLUTION OF CO-PATNER-
~ SHlP-The concern of sLADE 4 BAKER 10
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. SLADE is alone authorized to settle the cut
standing debts and credits of the concern
au1s B. sLADE.
nISSOLUTION OF COP Err
~ sHIP.-The copartnership heretofore exciting
between SANDERSON, CROUCH HOOPER,
Was dissolved the 25th ult. The business will
hereafter be conducted under the name of CROUCH
All lawful business transacted by the former firm,
an SIN In - ''' N CROUCH HOOPER.
NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The
~ undersigned having associated together, under
the style Of LARUS SHINE, TO c~nduct the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all
July, 1884, beg leave to inform their friends and the
pub ic generally that they have opened in the large
and commodious house, No. "A Main street formerly
occupied by Messrs Smith Roberts and In medi-
where can always be found large and weli-.el-eted
stock of HOUSE FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CLOCKS in the great
est variety, together with all the necessary articles
10 the house furnishing line.
L l. s. will give their undivided attention to all
sales of Real and Personal Estate. such selling
Houses and Lots, Stock saies of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats House Furniture, &c 30,
which will be attended to with promptness, and
counts of sales always ready when applied for.
We have In store now, splendid stock of Goods,
OF all the various branches, which has been bought
low for cash, and which will be sold unusually low
as we are determined to establish reputation for
selling goods of all styles, at extremely low prices
We have q large and commodious room on the I'd
hoor " hich will be exclusively land is we'll sdspted)
for in door Sales where goods of all styles eau be
properly arrsn ged, and exhibited adysntaf3 pre.
vious to the sale. r. C. LAkUS
JAMES N. SHINE.
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E. j. III. McCAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

E. j. II. McCAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lexington, Va,
pRACTISES in the Courts of Rock
4 bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch
burs and gives his attention exetuieeg to his profes
sion, as he has done for the last SIX YEARS.
Strict attention paid to the Collection OF Claims
and prompt remi'tance made. ~ 29-6m
YOUTHS CLOTHING.-I have now on
Il hsnd complete assortment Of BOYS and
YOUTHS CLOTHING, from IL to Is years of age
Also, "a large stock and great variety of the
can be found In any establishment In this city,
which had made up to order expressly for this mar
ket. HENRY SHAFER,
se9 Corner Main and Pearl SITS.
PULLED CLOTHS.-34 and 6 4 PULLED
II Cloths. of Superior make, consignment for
sale by KENT, PAINE KENT.
DODGERS AND WORTENHOLM'S
IN POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.-We
have Just opened handsome assortment of Rodgers
Pocket and Pen Knives; Ivory handle Knives and
70 ks in sets OF 81 So pieces and in dozens; DIR.
ing and Dessert Knives only; Stag horn sef-tipped
and coco handle Knives and Forks Carvers and Brea
Knives Rezors Scissors and Shears.
Aiso-Worteu holm's Pocket and Pen Knives, Ra-
zosa, Scissors and Pruning Knives.
TO which we respectfully cali the attention OF those
In want SMITH ROBERTS,
importers OF Hardware and Cutlery
se No. q Pearl ct.
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CAPITAL $50, 0.-COMMERCIAL
~ SAYINGS q ANK.-O6zcs II the stors Of
Qnaalss Brooke, on 18th street.
Drpostors In this insfitution win receive sx pen
CEN. on all Gums fema'ninG On depnsits dx months
~ Ifnger, and Eve Per cent Tor shorter time.
WIN. @. FAME, President.
P.r. Brooke, Trssss be-h
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EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

1T is everybody's business to read the
Il newspapers-and in doing so, they will find that
am now located Governor street. in the extern
sive warehouse lately erected. l have on hand and
still continue manufacture, the largest and most
complete assortment of FURNITURE and MAT
TRESSES ever offered in this aIket. You will find
ia examining my stock
400 Bedsteads 200 Mattresses
SEQ dozen Chairs 200 Bureaus
$50 Sofas and Divans 200 Rocking Chairs
100 Dining Tables so Wardrobes
2a0 Washstands 100 Fancy Tables
Sdebosrds Lounges of all kinds
Book Gases Cribs, Cradles, lib.
Writing Desks
And large assortment of other goods.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
Governor st g., Richmond, We.
~CABISET MAKERS WANTED.
se 2-dlm
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a LCOHOI4-2O bbls 80 per o.. Aieoeol
ss 'Np'''s iwILiiAks I BROTHER,
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GEORGE J. SUMNER,
IMPORTER
CHINA AND EARTHENW WARE,
ANE DEALER IN
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods,
No. 20, Pearl Tor 14th) Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
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J. HENRY DsGaEs
CO-PARTNERsHIP.-The undersign

r. O-PARTNERSHIP.- undersign-
~ ed have this day entered into copsrrnership for
the purpose of conducting the GROCERY And
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the stsnd formerly
occupied by Mr.. William Esgleston, mo n Pesri
street under the firm and style Of vEhsER 4
BOlssEAU. where they will be pleased to SEQ the
friends and patrons of tie late concern
They are now adding TO the stock ADD In fev days
will be enabled to Offer the most choice selection OF
GROCERIES, and every other article nssaliy to DO
found In grocery establishment
Our motto 10, quick sales and small prodts' for
cash. o! to pun ctusl customel
Particular attention siven to the sale Of all
try Produce entrusted to our care.
$780,. JAMES w vERsER,
Sept. 6, 1854 JAMES BOlSsEAU
Thsukful for TIE liberal patronage bestowed on me
BY mS friends and the public, respectfully solicit
continuance with the new concern.
Sept. @. JAMES w. VERSE;.
NOTICE.-fiayins made change 10 my business.
1t u now necessary TO close up the business of the
late concern. All persons indebted to III p.sase
call and settle their accounts and those having
claims asainst me will present them for ssti-msat.
90 e-dlw JAMES w. WISER
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FALL TRADE.
FALL TRADE OF 1854.
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING.

q MERCHANT q WEISIGER, No
Os liz Main IT, are now opening the LARGEST
STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING they
have ever oheved for sale.
Merchants are requested to call and examine our
stock, embracing every variety and quality; and we
pledge ourselvest to sell cheap any house in this
country; either North or South
8. MERCHANT & wEIsIGER
B. Also. On hsnd, every variety Of FURNISH
ING GOODS. se4
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TRY HUTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED
L OINTMENT
For Piles, Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily.
1t relieves Sore Throat or Breast hmm edistety.
1t cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches or Sore Eyes of
Horses.
HUTCHEsONS OINTMENT 10 prepared with
great care, and never fails to give satisfaction.
The afflicted invited to give it trial. and If 1t
should not accomplish what Is claimed for it, then
call 1t humbug, and demand your money
The proprietors have in their possession any num-
per OF certificates, from some of the most respecta-
BILE citizens of Virginia and other States number of
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
w. HUTCHINSON l. CO., Amsterdam, Va
Sold Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., and
NH l1-d&c6m DOVE Co, Richmond, Va
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BOOTH. UPHOTSTEj

Ia AND rAPER-HANOER re.pectf,lJ,
Informs me public that his spring s.ortmsnt 81
Goods In hisiine now comglste, consisting Of tilt
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERs. .S.o
large stock Of Canton and cocoa msttin. MI
BANDS 10, all Of which he will sell at the lo,..s
prices at his farnishing Ware Rooms, No. I40 Maj,
street corner of 18th. snIss.
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D. DEMON. ReIl and R-..

SAMUEL D. DEMON, Bell and Bras,
- Founder, on Main, between 9th and 9th streets.
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the sbove I'm
snessin all Its various branches 0'S w
BELLS for churches, ships railroads, tavern, and
all kinds OF house bells made to order ~-N
From the large number of Bells that have mad.
IN the last ~ years. and their superior tone and Quail
ity can assure my friends that they are canal tn
any made IN this country: | shall always keep on
hand re eular supply of all sind of Bella &c.
dry business promptly attended to.
~ " 6ei Brass and all the various kinds of Meta
lowest rates. A"'e' anu '"e
n BEThe highest price paid for OLD COPPER
~-N 1853. je l5-3m*
ICORICE, &c.-The subscriber Ia. IN
- store and daily expecting 400 -
90 Gases ~ and J" Lcorios Paste.
~ do "Sanfordn
10 do "FEo
"a do Ottoman
Soo lbs. Prime Tonqua Beans.
~ Ounces Otto Of Roses.
Ploughs, Feed Cutters. Gc.. for s.l.bv
ux,s-a,. JOHN A. ROBINSON,
- 80 corner Cary and Va str.
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w dotte,s tasteIess Worm Sugar Drops warrant.
ed without mercury This excellent veImitnEe pre-.
pared from the most eficssious vegetable Substance
IL has sweet and pleasant fsvor and d Therefore
psssiiarly adapted 70. children f sa ale y
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MRS B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
N1 CEDAR TAR, for sale by Messrs. DOVE 4
CO., Main street. has more testimony than any sther
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arising from inn.
pure blood.
" See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or for S5 sp2lts
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The Savannah Georgian gives melancholy pic
ture OF the health of Savannah
Immense numbers sick, half the BOARDING
houses are deserted, and Hotel Proprietors arf
closing up Business is entirely suspended.
From the 9th of May to the 4th OF September
ia deaths had occurred, go of which We're from
yellow fever.
The liabilities of Robertson, the absconding mer
chant from Augusta amount to thirty thousand dol
lars. WI
There were II in'erments in Savannah on Wed
nesday, Including IL from yellow fever
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For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LAID 4
CO. and 0. A. STRECKER; in Petersburg by r. II
ROBERTSON. TODD X CHRISTIAN, and LY
ONS REEVES; and BY Merchants and Druggist
generally throughout the State.
au l4-M1m
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Supreme C0urt-.In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke.

JAN. 26-Daud Seldom rs Thos rermlyea The action
should BE- revived against the executor Jointly with
heirs as the action in fact seeks TO compel conveyance
OF real IS well as psrfonAl estate Tho heirs may poss
bly, deny the rpst and the validity Of the award
should not be loft to third party TO defend their inter-
eats In this respect The defendants should bs al
lowed TO withdraw amend tho demurrer answer
they may be at vlsod.
Joseph M Lane and Ed,1drd Bai,ey us. Peter N Bsam-
Although the goods sold to John Beam for cash.
yet they were delivered 70 him, far infer from
The papers before wi ,ut sny fraud oonnvanos
his part he merely failing to ful6 his contract. Accord
ing to the well established rule iu su IN the tt
passed from the vender to the vendse and only
dy for tne plaintiffs In action against him No
cause OF action therefore remains Aanst the defendant
10 whom john d. Beam Transferred the property and the
attach nent nust be set ads but there suspi-
cous crcumstan attending ne transfer to the defend
ant, allow costa this motion II Il .essary Ia
consider the subordinate parts sub nteo 70 the
hetring.
HatoS Corpus in the matter OF Woodruff, Baker AMI
Wilson, three men chAigsd with fraud man named
Blods.t, and who were brought up habeas and Aa
ntted 10 bail, - noticed In ysstsrdsys Herald, Mr.
Spencer appeared and produced the copy of the notice
served on the District Attorney aud affidavit Of the
service
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Superior Court-Part second,

btIUft HUn Juuge UUSf And Jufy' - .
JAM 90 Marx J. King and others rs Thomas MEfrdA
ard oersThis action against the President and
Cashier Of the Nassau Bark for protesting note before
became DUE the 18th April, the plaintiffs alleging
that the matuIty OF the note the I'D OF the same
month From inspection Of the note appeared that Its
date either the 9th 10th Of August The bank
diRcounng imagined TO be the 9th, and took dis
count up to Apr l2 The bank required the makers 70
furnith waiver Of protest part Of the endorsers and
living that offered TO hold the note till tho 22d
which not furnished, and they then informed
that the note should be the 18th, and they
retained II without further action, and presented again
the 22d The makers did not furnish this waiver o.
protest. and accordingly the note prote tod on the
18th.
Mr.. wn Evarts moved TO dismiss the compliant me
Court held .hAt the Defendants were not s unless the
protest made by them mAlicovsy before tne noss
came due and that there no evidence .ns. ~ ~
not dons iasood faith and for the proper proteo.oI
the bank The complaint WAS therefore, dismisieo VIVA
liberty 10 the psit tifT 20 20 TO the general term
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House OF Representatives.

WILMINGTON, Jan. 70, ISof,
FTEsipFST's myssAoE-I lEUT. GNERAIsmP-IHR PA
TEST LAWS, Efo
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
State Of the Union on the Presidents message.
Mr. ErHrRDGs (whs) OF Tenn. delivered his views on
the subject Of the Senate resolution authorizing the
Presieen 10 confer the brevet title OF
for eminent military services. He glad 10 know that
nothing conserving the action Of the Houss this sub
ect would affect the past future political policy Of the
corntry The question has nothing to do with party
politics Congress have heretofore voted thanks swords
and medals for eminent services land and sea- thus
showing their appreciation those who have served we'll
their country il was urged the object Of the resolution
IA personal mpment 10 General SCOTT, and that
soon ss he shall die Ihs title win become imperative
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Assembly.

8ETASf, JIM.
oKDRREp A TBIRD
The general orders taken up, and ths following
BILLS ordered to third reading
In relation to toll gstes the Fredonia and Sin ,arvs
plank roads.
To amend the act authorizing the Warts Borough ard
Monticello Plank Road Company to purchase bridge
PcI1cs AND YORK
The bill in relation to the duties OF the police justices
AID their cerkr, In New York, then taken up ani
eli ited much diHcussion.
An amendment increasing the salary Of justices to
$500 adopted.
without going through with the bill tbs House ad-
iourued,
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Ese nr,f Co,,ry A,eyno.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan. 26 1854.
PETITIONS ETC.
Several memorials were presented By tse New York
Ser sors for speedy action In reoenss to the sncrosoh
ents tho harbcr of New York. Ansmorisl pre-.
scented asking the appointment Of Daniel Dodge
the for fixing the boundary lice of city
OF New York.
The CANAL AUDITOR.
select committee to whom vss r.ferrei the sube,t
reported anst making the Office OF Canal Autior cleo.
tive but In favor Of increasing the salary to $250o
STATE PAPER.
bill inrodu ,ed relative the law OF Hbsl also
designating the Albany Er1irg Journal the State
paper
Eoarging the ursaicion OF the Court OF Sessions in
Kinso county.
HARBoR EScRoAuIMxNTs
Mr. SPENCER offered . concurrent. rssolntion author
zng the Committee on Commerce and Navigation to pro
ceed Immediately to the harbor Of New York, and make
the Eeceasay examinations n regard to hsrbor enoroach
ments and report thereon,
After debate and the Il PRODUCTION and withdrawal OF
several amendments, the resolution adopted by
20 to B.
srrAKIsG rRuMPE1s FOR rrR SAN rRAseIsoo RrscuEns
Dir. RoBIRTsos called up his concurrent resolution,
Trtvdirg for the presentation OF three silver fpeaktng
uumpets to the three captains Of the vessels who
rendered sstsnce to tho San Franciscos passengers
Mr. BsooEs moved to insert the name Of Capt. Pen
clttop. OF the Lrcy Thompson. Agreed tn.
Mr RonsoS addr ssed the Senate briefly in favor OF
the resolution.
Mr. Crosby moved to strike out all after the PORTION
which provides fer expressing the thanks Of the people Of
the State fer the heroic conduct Of the captains Thus
thing out the presentation Of the sking
Lost by II TO Is.
Mr.. W. CLARK inquired where the money was to coms
fromp
Mr. RoBrR1sov stated that the amount necessary would
be about Sl00 1.-THE Governor could money
from the Treasury, he ,ped those who voted favor
retaining that portion would make up the amount.
The resolution wss adopted BY ayes, "a; nays, 5.
Aoiou,n.d.
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Co,oper's Inquest.

sr,f,n, nv u.xosG AT about two O'Clock yesterday
.fsc,,nnn rorsror oDnnre Vas called to held an In.
oucst ~ Iat LEONARD street the body OF German
80 "A wsl.m Reish srei 81 ycsrs who came 70 bis
J.th bv bspgtrg himEc - beam Of woSa with strip
>, Tn.n Tho deceased was journs symAn tailor, sud
vorh Cd in his own spsrtn ent IN sns rear o. ;no
,e 10 Forty 6ss street. errsnd, and her return
he sourd the coor locked She became alsrrcsd,
and oi the neighbors forced open ths door, and
there her horror she dcoy cred hcr husband hanxns
BY The Tcck 20 III clothes rack. He Was immedistely
cut down and the aid u Dr. simmons procarad who, ~
Ter o4sminipg the body pyonounci him dead His wife
csbEot assign any reason for tho act They hAd only
been married about eighteen months. The Jay renosred
, verdict Of suiece BY hanging,
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o. e ofrsw York represented IN senate Aisambly 10
snss sac An legal sne ether notices .ad all adysso
1 .sfusi'
's: i..s sass Ssp.a as'H"' Journal which hereby
ds g. nsi's = S mott required By lay.
snail have been or + o.sres gr9r to the
ss;sa 5 The h ,Bs ss:s sscda s ' s
c a. tho state paper shall 1sou.e bend to the peops Of
A. 3 sss ssss 'ssS9
IN the per- sum Of rdgo tLeyssnd dol1ar, fGr the
aiiSts .ad fRs PPasos saoS sSsh
essnqtad sss hsyo the sane fec, Vesn oss pabhsd IN
Sec in hc publication ell such ,Necs and sdyGfsiss
est, the opret,r Of Tho Psps dos ssss1 lee. e sS
e The 1 state ha y a0Tsa .n = r OBJ Vy folio Of
hundred words each subsequent userioa twenty
s. %s:S sSa 3 i s laws saa Is 50 eo with
ss . at s. s.S 'slsssy ass ess sae
Ihis WIN afford pron, Of moro than tsent shousAna
bss bean p'rormed during the st half dozen yes arns
thing and for the last yesr or more two psPers r s
city have commended even FOR that honor.
Ever since the ergsnzsisn Of the Irsaa re the o1o
Of leading the sbs delegation in hs House has b.
csded TO he Hor. Frederick Conkug who represents
ability Lass svea!rg, whils ths city ds'egtior we're en-
gas ed IN considering some mstere 81 iosl in;sroz
Edwin A. Ware cf tn. Fifteenth district This morning,
In the use ths latter gentleman TOOK occasion to do
clie that for himself he acknowledge no leader or the
cf the House OF it-thAt he csuesntsd
follow only man, and thst Henry Clay. Thus
hss rival leader sprung up In the city delegation ar
Ccnhipg beug considered Seward whis and ar. Ware
ational whig may he the Of classifying the
and vooeys rather than viii be ons on the
Nebraska Mount Vernon reFontous.
The report sent n yesterday OF the smout OF Tees re
eeyed by each counsel for tue corporation hAa dessed
the purpose The xhiss and bElnburpers had in ys~,
namely. 10 mase It appear th-t No Dillon hEs received
e1travagsnt fees While Mr. Davis the late whiz nour1
bent charged sl4 200 el year, Mr. Dillon only received
s4lI SIS. This Ia the Statement
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From the Cape OF Good Hope-Navai Intelli-
gence.

BOSTON jan. 70, I55f.
We have Cape Town. G. G. papers TO the 2lst Nov.
The Mail reports the following naval led
from st. Snon's Bay 0ct 81 United States steamer John
Hancock and schooner FsnirDore Cooper, for India.
Nov 9th sop OF vindenses brig Porposs and store
ship John P. Kennedy, ahe for 1pdiA. rhese vessels
CON pore the expedition appointed for the survey Of the
Pacific and Indian seas under charge Of Conn., Cadwaa
der Rnggold
About inches OF have fallen here sn ICE mid
right and the weather continues extremely cold.