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LOT RE4SF HANGING R0CK-2o tons
pig metal, superior melt with SCRAP just re-
ceived and for sale By D. d. DlCHEE,
oct.T No. , College street.
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OYSTER s-12 boxes just received and for sale by
" D. D. DiCK-Y,
octcT No. Coleg- street.
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Proceedings of Congress.

WASHINGTON, January 3o.-Senate.-The
Army Appropriation bill was taken up. Mr.
Fitzpatrick addressed the Senate, and en-
deavored to show the necessity for a large
military force in the Indian territory Mr..
Shields also spoke, in favor of 5000 volun-
unteers as better adapted for service in In
dian countries than regular troops. Mr..
Pearce of Maryland supported the bill. but
did not favor the volunteer system proposed
by Mr.. Shields. A long discussion on the
subject ensued, which was going on when
our report closed.
Hoase.-Reports from committees were
made and referred. Mr.. Wright offered a
resolution requesting the President to com
munic ate a duplicate of the correspondence
between the United States and France and
England, respecting Cuba, which was refer.
red. The House then went into committee
of the whole and took up the Territorial Blu,
siness. The subject of the subterranean tel
egraph was discussed at length by Mr.. Ben
ton in opposition, and Mr.. Latham in its ia.
YOr
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CNNGRESS-MONDAY

SENATE The Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from the Secretary of State, trans
uniting Professor Horsford's report on the ANALYSIS
OF variety OF guano.
Nj. Seward presented petition Of the unem-
pl0yed mechanics and wOrkiEgmen Of New York
city, praying the passage of the homestead bill.
Mr.. Douglas reported a bill to extend to the ter
ritories generally the laws regulating the fees and
compensation of the officers of the United States
courts 10 Oregon, and joint resolution for the re.
lief OF the secretary OF the Territory of Minnesota
which were considered and passed
The Senate resused-yeas %, nays 24-to take
up the bounty-land bill, and proceeded to the cen.
sideration OF the army appropriation bill Mr.
Houston spoke al some length in vindicaion of the
Indians and sscrjbednhe troubles which have arisen
TO the bad faith and aggressive course of the white
man, and the violation OF the treaties which the
government has made with them Mr.. Jones, OF
Tennessee, replied to the arguments of Mr. Hous.
ton and without dsposing OF the subject at fe "
minutes before four o'clock the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, On motion of Mr..
Chandler. the joint resolution providing for the
sending out OF vessels to the rescue of the expedi-
ton under the command CT DR.. Kane, now in the
Arctic seas, was taken from the Speakers table,
read third time, and passed.
Mr. Walbridge submitted resolutions extending
the thanks of Congress to Commodore NJ C. Perry
for his gallant services in negotiating our late treaty
with Jepan and for other purposes which was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs
The Senate joint resolution granting additional
compensation to the clerks employed in the Census
Bureau was read third time apd passed
Two joint resolutions disapproving and disaffirm.
ing the acts incorporating the Northwestern and
Transit Railroad Companies In the Territory of
Minnesota were reported from the Committee on
the Judiciary by Mr.. Cutting and they were read
three times and passed.
After making several other reports, and passing
three territorial bills, one which was bill to enable
the people OF Oregon 10 form State constitution
preparatory to her admission into the Union, the
House adjourned
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IKnshinek0 dHaiis.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 80 The city is full of amuse
ments. Ossisns Bards, McAllister and Heller, Ma
gicians, Rousstts Troupe are all here. The Black
Swan and Julien are coming.
The 'Star says that Lieutenant Hunter, of the
Bainbridge, has been dismissed from the service By
the President for leaving the squadron On the Bra
iii station without orders
The Star also says that the Agent of Adams 8
Cos Express was arrested while crossing the
Isthmus the charge of illegally carrying letters
J. w. Maury, who has been very sick, is recov
eriug
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From CnLit0rnin.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-The steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived at this port The D. Webster
connected with the steamship Uncle Sam from San
Francisco.
The California Legislature met Oh the 1st of Jan.
uary and appointed the 10th as the day of election
of U. s. Senator in the place of Dr. Gwin.
King Kamehamaha lie dead, and his con has been
chosen King of the Sand wich Islands.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 28-The Steamer Crescent
City has arrived with Havana dates to the oath
The steamer Falcon sailed from Havana for New
York on the 9th inst.
Texas dates report battle between the Ca
nanche Indians and the Rangers, at Pecos River,
in which seven of the Indians were killed and some
taken prisoners
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THE Markets,

The Markets.
CHARLESTON, JAN % Cotton has advanced ct
under thu steamers news Sales of 5000 bales mid
ding, at Gle.
New YORK Jan. 50.-Southern Flour. firm. Sale
of Southern white Wheat at 81 90 Corn, Pork and
Beef unchanged; limited business. Lard dull.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 80 -Wheat-Southern red i,
quoted at 81 900Si.s5. Corn-Yellow s7c; white q
ass cts. Virginia Oats 5O052 cents. Howard stree
Flour held SO 81; City Mills S. 5.
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WARRINGTON LETTER.
PROM oun srxcrAL ooRnxsrospxs

The Texas Debt Bs1-Resolatioa ordering
search for DR.. kaae--Mr. Chandler, has
sergtces--Kaom NetAtngssm-The Tar;d
Mr.. Seward and the scorktngmea's pett.
ton.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 90, 1855,
Mr. Breckenridge to-day succeeded in pet.
ting Tuesday next set apart for the considera.
ton Of the Texas debt bill, and the vote upon
his motion omens we'll for the success of that
measure. The French Spoliation bill is in
the Senate and has nothing to fear exoept
that some injudicious friend in that body
may attempt TO change it in form and feature,
and thus cause its return to the House, where
there is too much caprice and fickleness TO
rely upon two successive, votes on the same
side of question.
The resolution ordering a steamer to go
out in pursuit of DIR. Kane and his party
prevailed to day, but in the hands of man
less faithful and energetic than Chandler of
Pennsylvania, it never would have succeed
ed Know Nothingism, in setting Mr. Chan.
dler aside, has ended The career in Congress
of n man of great worth, and l doubt not
many aided more in sorrow than in anger,
so they we'll might do.
Territorial business of minor character
will occupy the attention of the House this
week until Thursday, when, it is whispered.
Mr.. Houston, Of Alabama will spring upon
that body his tariff bill-a bill that comes
higher 10 protection denying bill than any
that has ever been known. That recommend
ed by the Secretary of the Treasury has
a long catalogue of duty-free articles, and
imposes a duty on others with reference TO
our cap&bihty of producing them. This,
though free trade enough, / should think, is
too protective for Mr.. Houston and his Com.
mittee.
Apetition presented by Mr.. Seward from
unemployed men in New York asking gratu-
lies of public lands is another cool specimen
of its kind but its absurdity may not stand
in the way of its passage by any means, but
rather help it. Nothing can be more absurd
than the usual mode of getting rid of the
public lands, except the acquisition of them.
In my promenades on Pennsylvania Ave
nue. on Saturday, | met slender, pale gen
tleman, in a very neat suit of black, and
without an overcoat or cloak. In spite of
his very new looking and shining attire, he
looked like one who should wear q quill be-
hind his ear and ask how Virginia skies are
selling to-day. | of course raised my hat to
him, though | have not the honor to be
among those known TO him; but, as | did,
little boy whom he passed, turned suddenly
around and said 81 wonder what the devil
Frank Pierce is doing down this away to-
day ] of course went into profound mu-
sing upon the dwelling tendency of the
times, the inpertinence of little boys, and
the little advantage there is in being a Pre-
sldent A. b. e.
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TEL.EGRAPHlC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRfcl

HALIFAX, Jan. 3o.-The steamer Africa
has arrived. with one week q later news from
Europe. She left Liverpool on The Goth inst
The steamer America had arrived out.
The news at Liverpool had impaired a
buoysncy in the market. Cotton closed with
sslight advance. Mulligan reports sales Of
the week at $4,000 bales. Orleans middling
is quoted at 5 3 l6ths.
In Manchester, Provisions had decliued-
Breadstuffs had overcome the close market.
Flour advanced on Friday pence. Wheat
firm and inactive. Corn has slightly improv-
ed, and closed at pence better. Consols
81 rs
Affairs in the Crimea unchanged.
Negotiations still progressing, but nothing
yet decisive.
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ArrivaL Of the Steamer ISABEL.

Arraual Of tie Steamer ISABEL.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 28.--The steamer Isabel has
arrived here fir Havana, but brings no news OF
importance.
New Sugar was abundant. Rice in good de.
mand. Molssses was in demand tor shipment.
The United States steamer, Princeton, was at Key
West.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, JAN. 20.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, JAN. 60
The market Is we'll supplied with capital, and the
banks have plethora specie, that rates Of in
tsrest upon prime securities continue in favor of the
borrower.
Foreign Exchange has advanced, leading drawers
on London now obtaining 1904 at which we think it
prooable that some specie will be shipped week.
published tables the Sub Treasury having received
2oOe0 per day for four days which has not. there
fore been credited in their receipts. The remainder
of the million will doubtless be in to-day
The stock market is frmer for some descriptions,
Cumberland having materially improved, but the
general tendency of the fauces is toward easier
rates.
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TORONTO CA, Jan. 29--Three men, named
Ward Johnson and Boldly, have been arrested
here on suspicion of being part of the gang who
have been engaged in the burglaries which have
lately taken place here. check found on one OF
them duplicates them In the robbery of the Hami!.
ton Post Office They were armed with six bar.
relied reyovers bowie knives &c
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iShipacreck and Loss of Lift

SNlp7cfeck and Loss Of LJe.
NEW York, Jan. 30.-The barque Argyle, loaded
with pig iron, from Glasgow for this port, went
ashore on Squaw Inlet Sunday night.
One of the passengers and FIVE of the crew are
known to have been drowned while attempting to
reach the shore. At last accounts from the wreck,
five persons were clinging to the bowsprit.
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+
pATENT RIGHTS or TIE ANRRT-
a. = cA .r hIprINg PUMPS AT ArcTION.-on
Il o'clock, We WIN sell & public Aaetos. & Ire
norse Lot the fsesst Rlfhts Of the Americao Liz
Heeeo. H.asssr. Csroilas Nav s ss n, w,
ess Is. Kiss Queen, Gosehssd Po~hss.s, Amelia
This Psmp 3 sckpov les.sa ~ ..,...,s.
e.vs witnesssd It, opsnstioa 70 pcssess ns.v 81.
80 saes over ell other Lifkine Pumus nov n, -.
al pc one Of the mos valuable inventions of lie
Main ars,ns model q \ can b .sss Il or ssor. u
Msehsnaissss sll tie irformasion requisite sissn.
ing {. ''' would Do veil y ealing "a .a.nin-
ISL LAkus .a sHIEE;
xsrcE.EL HOUSEHOLD AND
On next THlJTRM an .uRNITuRE AT AUCTION
at 10 o'clock. 1s nj corning the Let Of February.
M Nimnos rssasne.s.a = g public auction, st Major
soc oo Jsnssson who is dsenios Mrees ao1I Or;
embrscoa an 3 IL vel kept HOUSE TURSPTuiRE
Q well furnished establishment eppsrtainins to
ALSO,
new Rosewood a Octave PIANO ror~r
jas " '' IARus . SEINE,
BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
SALE OF REAL rs
S. SHARES OF STOCK IN THE SPRiNr ny ~
COMPANY. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY "a.
Trustee IN Deed OF Trust from J. 81. Eusface i,
dated 18th September. 1854. duly recorded il R;ch,
mond Hustinss Court shall sell st public Auction,
in Richmond ON TUESDAY, 9Th February, 1855, q
the hour Of IL o'clock NJ. the interest OF the ~
Eustsce being undivided third part in two Lots 81
Land at the corner of Broad and Wal streeta fhein.
Nos. 4S and 40 In ksyo's Plsn.)
Also, at the same time and place, Sc Shares Of the
stock OF the Spring Hill Manufacturing Company
and all the interest of the said Eusace in and TO ts
real estate belonging to the said Company.
Such title only a. am vested with, will be- con.
veyed to the purchaser.
w. D. SIMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ApPERsos, Aucts.
ja2
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE ON BYRD, BETWEEN 9rH
AND 10TH SITS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
As Trustee IN Deed of Trust from Henry WejnhoId.
dated 18th January 1885, duly ,rded in Richmond
Hastings Court, / shall, in execution of the said
trust proceed to sell at public Auction on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of February.
1855, OF the hour of O'Clock p. M, q Brick Tene.
ment with granite front fronting 20 feet on the
South side of Byrd. between Och and 10th strsats.
running back $50 feet to an alley.
TERMs-Enough in cash to defray the expeuses of
sale, and bond of $1,000 with interest from cath of
January 1858; q credit as to $780, with iutsrest
from 18th January, 1853, until 18th January i856-
And as to the residue. such terms az shall be pre
hold; or in the event of his failure to give say al
rsction, then until the said 28th January 1856
The title ia believed to be perfect; but the mb-
scribsr acting as Trustee, will convey with the aual
special warranty The taxes for the present wear to
be paid by the purchaser.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERson, Aucts.
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Sn0aU Storm.
BUFFALO, Jan. 2S.-A fierce snow storm has beer
raging here for the last "a hours.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN
WOOD LAND FOR SALE AT AUG
w TION-Will be sold at auction ON MONDAY
the 9Th of February, 1885, at IL O'Clock in front of
Henreo County Court House, about 100 acres of
Wood Land, lying on the Darbytown road, miles
below Richmond, adjoining the lands of J. s. Alice,
John Currie and others.
TERMs-One-third cash, one-third months and
one-third II months. for negotiable notes. bearing
interest, with good endorsers.
A plat of the land can be seen at my Office.
ia 20 r. CAUTHORN.
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OST POCKET BOOK-CoRtalning a
- oheek on the Exchange Bank, drawn BY J p.
vJues io5 e4o pay to T. K. Lyon. or bearer-SS5 In
snns ank notes, and few dollars in species with
,srs Pspers Of no value but to the owner. Ie-
~ VIII oe given for its return to the owner
lJs oI-Sti A. NORRIS Bookstore.
ooi.-Between Parker, Bayly g. MIN
- nne and the Exchange Hotel on Sunday mig mt
i iss, me nader viii be handsomely rewarded by
= ans tne sam. at the Dispatch Office or
800 Parker, BAYLY & NIMMO'S 2
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A GENTLEMAN and his Wife wish to
IA get Sitting Room and B ed Room, with Board,
in private family. Address T. H., Post Office.
la Sn-Str
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR FEB
IL RUARy. 1855, and BREATdWAITE'S RE-
PROSPECT FOR JANUARY, 1885, price 81, just
received and for sale by A. MORRIS
Subscriptions received for the above at So per year;
also for American Journal of Medical Sciences, at
95 per year.
NEW MEDICAL WORKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
Grass on Foreign Bodies in the air passages, S275.
M eiss on child-bed fevers, 81 so
West on the diseases of the o. Uteri, 81.
Bennett ON Pulmonary Tuberculosis, 4l.25.
Lawrence on Diseases of the Eye; new edition; $5.
Meig. on the Diseases of Children; edition,
$3.50.
RECORD and Hunter on Venereal; new edition. $s 25.
Hand Book of Chemistry; by Abel and Bloxam;
1926.
Jones & sieveking's Pathological Anatomy, 1878.
Fowne's Chemistry for Students, $l.50.
Perreira's Msteria Medica. complete, vols 80.
Miller,s Principles and Practice of Surgery; each
1915.
Taylor's Medical Jurispruderce 8vo; o..
Becks Medical Jurisprudeuce;2 vols; last ed; S1l.
Erichsen's System of Surgery, sl1 engravings vol
ume; $4.25.
Ais, the complete Medical Works of Protectors
Dupelson. Dewers, Churchill, Chapman. Eberle.
Grass Meigs Cooper, and other eminent writers on
the various branches of medical science, including
local diseases and affections. For sale by
ia 3O-3t A. MORRIS. 81 Main street
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CHARLES RICHARDSON.


~ ANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS,
III o Tor sale, wholesale and retail, the
GAps ~ es sssoItment of senuine HAVANA CT
ef &c found ia this State ALSO great variety
Col Sstanei TOBACCO, consisting In part Of
Oronosa 3 Myers celebrated Phenix, Imp erisl
psUion Sx Dsnlel Webster, ana Miners Pocket Com.
ufanos Cosby Winfree's Pride of Virginia.
iy,nesfanate, and Palmetto Twist.
ana Few q those beautiful Real Meerschauu,
prSieis nan astsntion 10 called to RICHARDSON'S
~. 9n, OF me oldest elizens of Richmond TO he
'"s H % article OF the kind extant. ~ 10
NO. 4, under Exchause Hotel
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Loot OR STOLEN.

| OST-On Friday evening last, between
A the Old Market and Union Hill, Leather Pock
s e BOOK, containing two Gold Rings and my FREE
LArhhs. ANY person fading my papers and lesv-
msshem at this otice will receive a reward of ST..
-, GEORGE d. RICHARDS,
Jsoi-N" fres man of color,
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BY ELIAS HALE. i06 M, :. -

u EAiAo HALE. LOO Main q .
SELLING OFF By URDER OF CON-
~ ~ Sl0NORS-The ialgs and desirable stosn ~
esrd 20 invoice prices In order to close Oh the sek
WITH o. little delay - possible the entire stOck -
oeen marked down. and will be sold at greatly reduc
N iSiss and SATURDAY evenings, ct O'Clock.
staple and Fancy Goods IL seldom offered. a. ths
stock quite large, and il positively to be sold With
The store Is for rent. ELIAS HALE,
J6<o-u 106 Main r.
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BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL.

Decree pronounced by the Circuit Court of the Civ
Of Richmond the I'd day of June, 1855 in the suit
therein pending under the Style of Carrin gton
against the Bank of the United States shall AZ
Commissioner, on MONDAY 5th February, 1856. at
O'Clock r. NJ. tf fair; if not, the next fair day
thereafter sell at public Auction on the premises
the Lot of Ground fronting q feet on 18th street
between Grace and Broad streets, running back IS
feet to street to be opened by the Central Railroad
Company, being part of Lot No. Al, in the plan Of
Adams Division.
TERMs-Cssh for 80 much may be required to
pay all expenses of the sale, ard the residue on a
credit OF D. IL and IL months, the Commissioner
taking from the purchaser bonds with good security
for the credit instruments and retaining the title I'M
til all Of the purchase money is paid and convey
ance directed By the Court.
Selling as Commissioner, shall only convex with
special warranty. JOHN g. WILLIAMS,
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BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO.

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASGEs
"a FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Ou WEDNEs-
Iii Inc Slst inst. commencine ct IO} O'Clock "a
FL Ell st our wharf and warehouse at Rocketts
La with s0nt. As"pssf, Hon Atsakapas.
500 n a1sit, sugar, Ringing from prime to choice
l96 bbls. prime Mol.....
IS half bbls. Molssses.
so bbls. Syrup.
loo bbls. Coffee Sugar.
zOO boxes Adamantine Candle.
:. f =. Sleo CASH over 500 month. s,.a.
q Sale without regard 70 wssth.
jag DUNLOP, MONCURE RI A.