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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

waSrants drawn and unpaid, and several specid,
appropriations, amounting In the aggregate to
81 l46 l6, which would leave the actual balance Of
SO 65s s5. The State debt 10 only t431 500, sx,lu
sive Of the $250oO0 Of the Massachusetts, land debt
which u redeemable in ten sums OF $25, 900 each,
from 1863 to 1872 The available cash funds Of the
State are $64s 1883 So. In addition, tbs State owns
about 900 acres Of land. The increased cost Of
criminal prosecutions IL attracting sstention having
moro than doubled within the East six years. In
ls49 tie costs In criminal prosecutions were
$l4926 SO in 1850, $93,57s &c in 1851, $2es77 in
1862, So. $3.50 80 !; in 1853, $25,333 81 in 1854,
$35, SAC 80.
The upper house Of the Legislature OF Indiana
has passed bill repeating the Free Banking law Of
that State. TIE probability 10 that the lower house
will not concur. We do not see any necessity for
this precipitate legislation. The law, as 1t now
stands, is detective; but 1t can DO amended and
improved a. to answer all the required purposes.
When the Free Banking law was first adopted in
ths State II was very defective and We had failures
innumerable among the new banks. Instead Of re-
pealing ", the Legislature went to work and amend
ed It from time to time, until 1t has been made near
ly perfect. A convention Of the Indiana zee
Bsnks have established an agency at Indianapolis
for the redemption Of th.r notes, and this ageacy
has classified the banks. The first class, which are
taken at par, embrace the folio wing banks:-
Bank of Indiana, Michigan City; Bank Of BrootviIle,
Brook vile; Bank Of Syracuse Syracuse Bank Of Ekhart
Llkhart; Bank of Rockville Rockville; Bank Of Goshen,
Goshen; Bank Of Mt. yernon Mt Vernon; Bank OF Sa-
lem, Salem; Bank Of the Capital Indianapolis Bank of
Warsaw, Warsaw; Bank Of Mnteeilo Monticello; Canal
Bank, Evsnsville Crescent City Bank, Evansville; Cam
napols Faystte Co Bank Conner.ville Farmers Bank,
WessGeld Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Indianapolis
Gramercy Bank, Lafayette Hoosier Bank, Losansport
Indiana Bank, Madison Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus; Kalamazoo Bank, Al
bion Lagrange Bank, Lima; Laurel Bank, Laurel; Mer
chants and Mechanics, BANK, New Albany; New York
and Virginia State Stock Bank, Evansville; Prairie City
Bank, Terre Haute southern Bank, Tore Hiute Salem
Bank, North Salem; Traders Bank, Indianapolis
All the other free bank notes Of the State range
at Indiana from ten to twenty-five per csnt below
par.
Tie operations Of the branch mint q. New Or
lea, ., DUNG the year 1864, were as folows:-
U. s. BRANCH MiNr-NEw ORLEANS, 1854.
GOLD DEPOsTs:-
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BOSTON AND FIrcnBURG RAILROAD.
For eleven months.


This table does not show the iua extent o, the de-
trioIstDg process. In 1874 the company paid divi
dend Of ten per cent, and its stock commanded
premium OF thirty per cent in the market. The
stock now sells at discount Of sixteen per cent,
and she company passed the last dividend. This
depreciation has occurred in the face Of steadily
In reasing income. The net profits, however, do
not chow . corr sponiing increase. In 1854 they
were less stan in either OF the two previous years,
and but about eighteen Thousand dollars above that
Of l84s, when the gross income wss abou. three
hundred thousand dollars less The sams process Ia
going on with al railroads In the New England
States, and viii soon commence on those in other
sections Of the country Of recent constru ton.
Nearly all the Western railroad companies com
menced by paying enormous semi annual divi lends,
and the market value Of taeir stocks ran rapidly up
70 high poiats. TIE changes we predicted have
been realized. The dividends which were unearned,
have in sooms Instances been cut Off entire ~ while
Others have been reduced to very moderate rates,
sEd the socks have fallen from premium ranging
from twenty to fifty per cent, TO dis-
count ranging from twenty TO thirty per
cent below par. Holders Of railroad stocks psrtic-
ulAry those Of the Western 6tAtes, have been de-
eeived by The declaration of immense stock diyi-
bends. These dividends, declared purpcsely 70 blind
TIE eyes Of stockholders, and to give the companies
credit, have run up the capital stock to suca hSures
that now, when no more money can be borrowed,
the payment Of dividends has ceased. or 10 mace In
new Issues Of ock. The p-ocees Of deterioration
and depreciation is going on silently and gradually
but efectusDy, and, although railroads. must con-
Time more or less produot've, II viii be only 70
these who make Investments In them at very re-
ducsd prices.
Il liz stated that cargo OF guano has lately ar
rived at Richmond, Va. and that the captain Of sSs
vessel obtained IL from an island he never visited
before, bu. refuses TO give any far hsr Information
The folnowing paragraph, published In the HERALD
q Tie l2'h inst, may throw some light upon TIE
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rrHE MARRIED wonANs PRIVATE MEDICAL oUH

rl,HH MARRIED. woNAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL oUn
Il bsnion, By In. A. NJ Naarsos.s, gTofsssr u de
a vosDsn kanarstth edition. 100, Co., limo.
pp ga, on fns paper, srua hndinr res 81. kyszy
sonAnhoed, aud also wife aDd mosszr, are fs1g
Assembled With The oaass NE symVtos sDd also M
proper mode 81 treatment, In 1isn simple bat In ~
rsest shs<ts knsssgsi sally aaisrstsad Aad bsd
every dlseovsr, ~ comparing her evs synp
toms Nth tho~s sssenb.a ths natars, ssss->s~v
ease Of bsr eespls-st ard - sp.r.4 naeh sns.sty
and sunsrsns Jts wifs sboui bsssmios ussshsr has
often need 81 psructos ami s1v.ss - s atnso~t IN.
psrts nee Der fatar. ks.lh IN rsspa< 70 whsh 10
s~ssfuvsnsss forbids eobsslunx rs~alesi ssatsnsss
oil. EDd ss<b isstruetion and sdvsos sA3 also srrsns
uons Of many symptons vki<h 0th~rwsss vo.h 900
sson mach sassssy alarm. Hsw 4&sy sansss.s
from obsrsstoDs irregularities pseuliAf W tAs f~<.sk
sysssn. vbish usd<rans ths ksaith, 81 Ma sH@ss Il
which hsy are ixBor.nt snd vhish tbsss d~ie&<y Coz
bsds sealing nssa sdviss. HSv nany s.1sr fras pre-
xysss stsr, faDing " ths womb fson ssos aibss
(vssinsss, a~eitty, ~ Hov nsny sss ia sonss~na
Essy ksv. ssassl,, sota.ss~ess s~uvsss, saa siss
and useertais r~eovsss tDtns vhoss lives kAxAr1
I'd dsrsns spsh wM essk end s y~x.s th~ s.s.~s
u prsvsnton srpsk~stise snd relief Hos many At,4s
nousn kov rnseh sDxsssh r4rht h&vs bs~n sp~r.f u
the s.n~r~r 70 ths hssssnt " he rsissv.< By unse
senvsy fspy ths ssttssis vssssa IT, thsy
u stature strictly iassYAs1 fov No @srr~d 90 i<ss<
eosters piNsibs marriage ror ssAs VI stxias~w Isvn
s<nd, IN Bre~1vsyg A1rsne~, Eb~rr&n h o., Ast<
Hosss, No vs>~y s,f~st Ds.iu D~vs.ygrt fffbu ..
tsrtIbss; - Ne ksos aosss Broadway snA a. "a
yash<sron efss i1s ilh~ry s;lssi Eew fsrs: Jo-~st
Taessr, kobs; also n Psssr.on, I01 ck.su.t street
isss W sail irss u tosssss V sny p.ss q Ne Uasss.
Etst*s An ~fs@n NEST " sbas.@s<f po~s p@ld 70 IN
A. M MArRfklu, sNA<s IA ikA~rtg stxesa NJ n
beT, "a Sew Ycri Pat 0&aa
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RICE was quiet at % rs "a 80 Per 100 lbs.
SuGAR.-The salss embraced about 600 500 bbls New
Orleans at Axe &C. and 6kc,, part taken for rsnning
SALT, 600 g. 900 bushels 81. Ubes sold Ut p n
and 10000 bushels Ashton and worAington were sold
At lose. l43c.
TAILow-salss Of 5000 lbs. tallow were made at
Wmsxr,-sAies OF 800 bills. Prison were male 1t &c.,
and $50 DO. New Jersey, 1t 35kc.
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pnn CAFES oP SUPERIOR GARyr, BRANDTEs
COU winss runs scotch and irish -hisssys
LONDON and Dushn portsr, ssoseh si~s dosse sss sa1
porter, Zoe family vac syrugs, ssd eoetl.s fos AL.
Ifcs>y.
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Put on the market o24 2Ts 81 312 ST. 81, ss205e
Entered for warehouse. Calls 313,n2 t73o16
Tho market Ia pretty wen supplied with dry
goods /; but the demand for these 10 very limited,
and prices Of most articles are stin somewhat IN.
settled. Country jobhsr are coming In rather
slowly, and the local trade are buying very little.
Hopes are entertained, bat only BY . few, that An
improvement In this regard Ia near 81 hand. II u
occur shortly "a win DO INST ltss unexpected and
servieeable 70 all parties. The period Of dspresssoa
has been prosgacssd Al a. unbsVkss ops. so7s
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BII.L.fAItfbS.

I)ILtIARD TARLLs. -rwO GOOD sTooSD HAND
Id tables for sale at bargain, nearly ~, all con.
pete, suitable fcr private puse Can Le seen a.
our factory, 70 ann street. GRlFfIEH A DkCkE1t.
DULIARD TABLE, Two GOOD SECOND HAND
~ tables for sal. at bargain, must BE- stli imm,ii.
atcly suitable for pr,a,o or pa bic use Can be seen
ny calling at our factory, 90 Ann street
GAlFTIrH DECKER
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FINE ARTS.

n HE MOST INTERFERING TOPIC now BEFORE THE
world, the mirror Of sebastopoi, the map % the
Rlact Tea and the Crmea showing the military position
Of the allied forces views Of tbs terrible hurane Ia the
Black Sea, battle Of Inkermann &c Assgthal eoored
sheet 20 by % inches Price 70 CENTS Any paper giving
The above one Insertion and sending the ssms 20 the
publisher will receive q map fres NJ postage.
A. II JocEIYN 90 FULTON street
" AILkTiEEa.--sfkCIAL NOTICE. 10 HE TRADE
--vaientne dealers IN All parts Of the eouHtry
houh send at once for of
fTKono's DOLLAR sAsPik Drs
Of vssnss eontaning TIE wing lArys assortDsss
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TTHE oHEATTFT MEDICAL Dls0DyEItY OY rIfE ACE
j Mr. kIksfDY, o. kaIbsry, has discovered In
u yAstafs -oos ftussy that cures s.sry
Lind y hunt from iha sorsi ssT9fslA dom 70 eSn
lie has tired !, n over 100 cases. and nsvvr f.lsa or
tspt In Two casss ~ thu ndsS huin0r Ia has In
Bis Tosstsion over ivo HUNDRED e.nesss u ia vstss
all uitAin twsnty mlleN ~ Bosion
Iro bottles are ssuaEisd % care nsrsng soss
ntuth.
ohs o three bottles vli ,hs sorst hss q pin
T,ots iins bo,u., .iii coz. -. sy..su u boil.
Two eoi'ss are -srsniFd " care TIE vori esnAsf IN
Tlra 20 hrs bgsass afs rsuasl~a 70 ssrs ths verr.
On. - i.s tgi,Ies are NARRATED 70 care All hunsr Ia
the eyes
TO bsfus. ar. -Arss,ss % cor. rlnainsef ths eyes
sra Witches among 1s hair
rosf to ala to,nss sEs vsuAh'ss . cure eoruys ssd
ruth ihg ulssfs
Tss - thrse bci,ss tfs wsuanisd " ihs worst
case q rnsvorn.
TO = ifss toisls, ar. -.u.n,s1 V sars u. met
fs,Tsrais case u rbsumAtlsm
lire 70 four test'ss ars NARRATED y shs alt
rrs y sshi bottles On ih. worst q ESQ
lb.rss, 70 always sspsslsss.a iron uss t,si bottle,
Abd ffFissieuFs wArsstsd wEss tAs ae0ss qaAsiAty
s.s1sr psdss s-.r ihoasss4 bS,t.. 81 This 10 shs
yisaSJ d bsios trow to sneeis Of ia every
cure ksRor. tnsyu ss,d bo,us u u b., tAas solo
sssthsri after sisl, si.sys sysas Coz i.sR rirs
are two thsss asou; us ksrb thss apy~sr -
prblnE-trss tlsi u Trsvs IN psssarss, 10 ssrss
ylAsss quite ppifsl snt Jet ia vslas has nsssr hen
kBowb sntli Discovered II In 1916 second that sksu
al Ands d ksmsr. IN order give ssros s1~s 81
She sseess rss ssa great popusrisy q tAs dse0vsry
v'h state nstih Apr itb1 pstdisA A. saa ssid alsut
ssi ss! az d H. X ,a.ss. II a.. s. 80. . ss:
cary ss' the hsi you ct snA snoaxh u a. Dssss.
tohs iev sssAsnl,s, one ,sbs syoopfs PER Aays sA.
sfsn oNr yssFs, tssssrt spopnfal ehar~n ays
oshi ystrsy Va st<onfaL A. d.f.1tons - aggh
tkts Va al sonsihgtAens, tats sunsst 10 sf~fs< "a
i.a4sass IL vi ,ss. x ,seo,ss ksss ke,sr.s "
Ienah KsrEsSy, No In warm ftfesA lszHb@sr hass
frics 81 Nb0iesaie Agsnts 10 Asv fFh-. ri. ~
1 Eng. NO le2 Brum1ray & v CfisAs1sfs sp - @.ss-0
street A n ~ e@Aas We, lti Gslyss sStf1t ASa ~
isNsa ~ al respectable trggg's's
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a'lsii
MEDICAL.


at OOO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = osrR ssS
scbn, No Franklin square, challenges the whole me
deal world In the - 81 900 agslnst t5Oo that no
cure consumption, rheumatism and disease ~ the
heart in shorter OF time than other pbysi
clan in the entire medical world
CARD TO THE LADlEs.--HRr MAXWELL 80
"A Iispenard street, would inform her patrons and
trends that she has opened house, With superior
commodations, for private lyDgin hospital LADIES'
In delicate health wishing private tr' atHspt can rsy
on her experience and sii as midwife and physician,
TAR DUBOIS OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE fREAT
msnt OF the diseases Of feIasles No. East Twenty
second street second house from Broadway Hcmsdiss
for female arrangements, from 81 20 ts Advios gratis
containing o. served with advice and medicine By return
post Relief guaranteed In AL eases. Patients At dis
lance provided with eligible board, nursing and 81
tendance.
nR HUNTERS RID DROP n YOUR ONLY gEiI.
spcs for thorough cure In certain dis-Asey.-so.
Division at, the only place well known for tbs
very many great and extraordinary cures u has per
formed without diet hindranc@ from business, When
all other remedies only drive the dssass Ia the blood.
81 only. This the patient from secondary a.
tscls and the only remedy earth that does ~ You
VIII end this out by hitter experiences, you trast 70
other remedies. Call and get the Monitor Of Health
NO YEE TILL CUIvD.-DR oDgBErr, az NO 10
IN Duane strsst may be consulted With eoasdsnes on
diseases Twenty three years In oss speciality snabss
him To guarantee permanent eurs ~ B-br &. ks
member Of the New York University Zee his Diploma
In bn ofhes.
RIO RIRvOUs sUTP,Rns-A KErIRRD crEl8Y.
II man restored 10 health In faw days, after msay
years Of great nervous saaeIlng, ANXIOUS 10 mass
ipovn III. means Of wIu aad (free) any Shess
the preAer piIon used, receiving bitter (pSst Ds)
Dir,e, Raw. John NJ DagnA, 81 Paita street. Brood
Ign.
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DEorlEs THEATRE, ST. LOUIS, Mfs9oURI.--THE
Il und,rslgncd solo iss,ee and manager, logs 70 call
The attention Of "ataTan travelling westward 10 his po-
Tular ettatamsnt the only la st. Louis regularly
open Tor entire from the last u August 70 the
4tb Of July htars r.ly upon their pieces being
wt put upon the stage wsll being supported By
TIE beat company in The Woht Those of acknowledged
talent whaling emtpt wi please direct 10 GEO.
WOOD. Manager, Psepls'a Theatre, "a Louis, No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

I OFFS TO LET-Ar NO 2 MURRAY STREET, ONE
door from Broadway, two very desirable lofts suit
quTing superior light and location. Apply the pre-
misses, TO N ILLS ~ CONkLING.
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IL OUsE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.-A
IL two story BRICK house, pleasantly situated in Jer
sey City, five minutes walk from the ferry Rent $3.50;
preseason given immediately Address boz $780, Post
Office.
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MEDICAL.

hR WARREN, hEMbIA or TliE C0iIEGs or
IL Surgeons Of Dublin and Edinburgh attends 10 pri-
vAts practice al bn oil established ofes n Madison
street near CatharDs uhere hs Il performing the most
Alternating euTes ON record without restraint In diet
bnnInegs puTaHia.
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III OB0KEN.-1o LET, IN PRIVATE HOUSE. ONE
Il or two psrors and two bedrooms, furnished
iurnished, with the Of Kitchen In brick house,
with the modern improvements, in Third street, about
five minutes walk from the ferry; will be let cheap to
family without ch,ldrcp For particulars apply At the
office.
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EXTRA PAY.


IT e. NAVY SAILORS AND 0TiIEfls.-ExTRA PAY
~. promptly paid, bounty land warrants obtained,
bought and sold pensions procured balances do. hors
OF deceased ". & sesmen collected, and all kinds Of
claims against the u. =. recovered by
EDWAED BIssYII,
Agent = " \ street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TENANTS REGIsTRR.

TENANTE Registrar.
OO7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RENT IN THE CITY
OH TO let, handsomely furnished parors aud
bedrooms at prices from 80 to s6 Per week. First class
house. Location unsurpassed. Gentlemen requiring
lodgings down town will apply to b. r. FARNSwoRrH,
opposite the Broadway theatre
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A OFFICE AND PART OF LOFT TO RENT
IA Apply to ROBERT FRANCIS, 1850 West street, cor
ner OF Robinson.
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NABBAGE LAND.--TEN OR TWELVE ACRES OF
~ very choice land for gardening, TO rent low, In
whole in part three miles from Jersey City ferry
the Bergen Point Plank road. Apply by the goth inst,
at No. Wall street. up stairs at IS Sussex street,
Jersey City.
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sPoRTINa. &C.

OCKTSG BIRDS FOR SALF.-rEH SPLENDID MOCK.
Vl ing birds not 10 DO sscoed by any in ths city
iLey mock cat dog, hen, and rooster Any person
wishing fine bird may apply a. sTo Fourth street.
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A PARTMENTS TO LEr-AT NOS 95 AND 81 FORTY
IA fourth street. between Sixth avenue and Broad
way, built expressly for families who wish TO live neat
consisting OF parlor two bedrooms and kitchen, with
washtubs, iron sink, Croton, re. Rent moderate In
qure At 1888 Twenty first street. east Of Third avenue
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nR LARh0hTs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
IL Adviser and Marriage Guide, eleventh edition, as
pages cloh suysny eve esrraVDgs Boi At 222 broad
say, and mailed FREE Tor dollar By tho .utbor N.
Larmopt, pbyscan and surEeon, No az Rosis street,
Of broadway, whore be l. consulted frgm II A. ~
b2P NJ and 10 y IN the evening, Sundays esosptsd
~ Mot the drug store. Patients treated By mail
express Addrea all letters bon 49, Ngw York Post Oss-
We concur ~tb All other papers In recommending Dr.
Lamont 10 the Affictse-coarrlsr dss Eats uss. "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10
NEW BOOK BINDERY,

I'll BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
WE have now open in connection with
w Book and Stationery Establishment, a
BINDERY, and have employed the best workmen
ing in Muslin, Parchment, Turkey. Morocco. Russia,
Calf Velvet and al, kinds Of Fancy Works also. Cigar
Cases Porte Monnaies, Jewellers' Trays, NC.
Hat Tips and Boot maker1 Labels, In gold or silver
Leather, manufactured at the shortest notice.
Blank Books ruled and made to any pattern
We are also prepared to Emboss and Gid Muslin
work for Publishers at low prices.
As the end Of the year Is at hand persons having
Maraziues and Pamph lets on hand would do we'll to
send them in and have them bound, and thus pre-
seryed in an attractive and permanent form.
AZ IL HAROLD MURRAY.
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NOTlCE.-Having this day disposed of
- 49, cur entire stock of GOODS to o. M. kOsEN-
s Saoh CO., they will continue the Dry Goods
shess At our old stand They have been In our
enjoyment for the last two years. and We therefore
'Tgo,nmend them TO the public.
are also authorised TO attend to business
Of Necpns and settling accounts until the first
NJ a nave removed 70 our asw and splendid store.
al =" nresd street two doors from the corner OF
.On,ast, And WIZ be prepared 70 exhibit BY the
Sis N. RosENsAUn.
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AND DANVILLE Raj
ROAD
&W -
OPEN no ROSTON-1O9 MILES

OPEN TO BOSTON--1O9 MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
Il daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MOND and BOSTON.
Leave RICHMOND at O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive
at BOSTON at IL IS M.
Leave BOSTON at 10 80 A. NJ, and arrive at
RICHMOND at As P. M.
The Train will stop f,- passengers at the following
points only: Manchester, Robious Coal-feld. To
rnahawk, Powhatan, Mattoux Chula, Amelia C. H.,
Wyanoke. Jennings Ordinary. Haytokah; Green
Ford. Roanoke, Glover, Banister and Boston.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes SO that one can be retained in
the Offices and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars.
Passengers for Lynchburg connect with South
Side Railroad at Hsytokah.
Fare TO LynchDurg... 20 w
Passengers for Clarksville meet Messrs. Moss l.
Co.'s Stages at Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Fare to Clarksville.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
r. e. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent
N. B.-For the information of the public, it il
deemed proper to state that there A LY
Line of Stages from the terminus of the Railroad to
Dauyille. Imh r. E. III.
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Taieresting from Mexico-Sonta Anna

IHseFesttng .trom Mexsco--Sd Anna
Preparing for Flight.
WASHINGTON. March "a letter from Mexico
states that Santa Anna 10 daily losing ground and
that Alvarez 10 rapidly advancing towards the Cap
ital. Santa Anna has steamer ready to carry him
of, on the approach Of Alvarez, and has horses
waiting day and night to aid him la his flight. His
vauable' have all been sent out OF the country II
further stated that he has sold the scrip for g.
100000 due from the United States to Mexico ari-
sing from the Gadsden treaty and the transfer Of
Mesilla Valley.
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.rrArsL AccIDEHT.-Two men, says the Wythe
me Telegraph, while engaged at work In the Cop
I'll, ~, Wine of Mr.. Martin, Of Ashe County n. C.
-. blown ont some forty feet from the bottom O
Neither Of thsm were ilsd vet both " wsrs fs;sbt
~ y nutiisted and msnsed The arm of one wa
TtIy torn to pieces BY force Of the conclusion -
eyes Of the other, 1t 10 thought, are blown out.
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NEWS
1spscrAr p,srarcp

raA q a Taaaei.--Passage Of Trains OF.
structed.
fkrKassuRc, March GA portion Of the Tunnel
on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad fell Ia yes
serday The macs Of earth, &C., on the track is %
immense, that the passage Of trains will be OBJ
structed for several daya
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

REPORTED ARRIVAL OF THE PAcIFIc-The N
Y. Tribune of Thursday evening says:
We learn by telegraph from Sandy Hook, that til G
steamer Pacific is coming in. She brings seven
days later news from Europe.
The Journal of Commerce makes a similar state
msnt; but as we have yet no telegraphic announce
iIsnt Of tive are disposed to think there is some
mistake about the matter