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THE RUSSIAN VIEw.-The St Petersburg Court
Journal has bitter article against all those who
persist in vilifying and misrepresenting the iDten
ton of Russia. The following is an extract:
Russia raised her voice in the political world en-.
tirely in a religious, moral and phianthropic sense
when she reminded the Porte of earlier treaties
whereby the latter was bound to protect the Chris
tan population OF the Turkish empire, and espe-
cially those of the orthodox profession of faith
Nevertheless, Turkey acted in violation of all
treaties purchaFed with Russian blood, and in its
breach of faith oppressed all orthodox Christians
Conscience and sound reason induced rational men
throughout Europe to believe that all European
Christian States would support the dsinterested
demands of Russia But the reverse was the case.
The party which thirsts for the destructive over
throw of Europe has excited the war against Rus
STA, under the pretext that European civilization Is
menaced. Thisis nothing more nor less than pit
iful and ridiculous. The protectorate over Chris
tians ia the East has been thrown in by Russia's
enemies as dangerous to European civilization
Such ndecency could scarcely have been hazarded
in theatrical farce and yet it has found an echo
in the political world. And England, it is added.
stands at the head of this base conspiracy and ts
journals, copied by those of France and Germany.
are the trumpets of these and other venomous ca
! umnies.
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GLOOMY PRosPEcr-A Sergeant of the ealIsn,
British ''Guards" thus writes from the camn
Wehave now been throwing shot and shell into
Sebastopol for five weeks, and we NAV do an for 10
months longer, and then not take il. for Enolan5
and France are regularly taken In we bouan ~
expect 80, 600 French troops every day, and. as
soon a. Insy arrive s, we shall storm aud hope,
enough, for it would take 100000 to it properly
but must be taken before qui, ii, or never ana
You well know that the allied army will lose ever
man before they quit the ground.
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INDIANA FREE BANKs.-The Convent ion of In
diana Banks, held at Indianapolis on the sth inst
established an agency, to which the banks repre-
scented agreed to send all notes of Indiana Banks
mot specie paying, received by them for REDEEM D.
tion. by returning them TO the auditor for bonds
thus gradually driving out the deprecated curren
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MEDICINES.
TONOR no WHOM HONOR Is DUl

III II affords me much pleasure to say to the suf-
fering public, thar MRS. DAVIS ELIXlRn the only
effsciual remedy have ever used for Coughs Colds
&c. have used II mysef and believe 1t to be worth
more than all others Ia use. Try it, and ! viii an
sure your satisfaction, M \. DAf.
HEssIco CousTY, Dec. l, 1854.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex Duval, Paterson q Jackson, Chas. Mitspauen,
Z, J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
la 6
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GOFFEE-Mocha, Java, Laguayra and
~ Rio Coffee; for sale by
Je u GEO. /. HERRING.
8 FLOUR IN BAGS.-400 bags superior
IL Family Flour. for the convenience of families:
for sale By jslS J. j. FRY.
i IME! LIME!-300 casks Thomasfon
IL Lime receiving and for sale by
JAZZ EDWIN WORTHAM 4 co
/ .OAF SUGAR.-50 packages Stuart's
- Loaf and Crushed Sugar; Tor saieby
jal2 EDWIN WORKMAN Il CO
SAFETY FUSE.-Regular supplies re-
~ ssving direct from the msnufsctures for sale bv
JAIL DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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CUFF BRACE PLOW.

l.
TNHIS Pillow can be set to cut deep
Il o shallow, wide narrow furrow. Chokes less
in foul land than any other Plow now in use, and is
warrshted to give satisfaction to be returned In
addition the many inducements heretofore offered
to the community to buy their implements in Rich
mond, we have established Foundry of our own for
the especial purpose of making better article o.
Plow Castings THAI ever heretofore offered IN this
market; and intend keeping always on hand, not
only the Cuff Brace, but all the other most popular
Plews in use and the Castings for every description
of Flows together with Agricultural Implements
in general. Our stock will comprise in part the fol-
lowing
Cuff Brace Flows, both right and left hand, of all
sizes; Livingston improved, of several sizes; Wiley
do Mccormick & Davis do; Hillside and Sub-so
Plows of various patterns (smong them, Gideon Ds-
vis' Primitive Sub-soil Hsrrows, Cutivators. Corn
Weeders. New Ground Coalters &C., &c.) We are
also agents for the sale of Bickford Hufman's cell
ebrated Wheat Drill, which took the premium at
toe late Virginia State Fair.
GEO. WATT l. CO.,
Factory on Franklin ct, square
below the Exchange
GEO. WATT,
P. FL STARRE' oc 25-Sm
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- TELL NJ E!-Who would be
GS y without pair of good Boots or Shoes in
such weather as this.
send your Servants to our store, and we will sup
ply them with good Boots Shoes, suitable for
winter.
We have first.rate assortment of Ladies', Gentle.
mems Misses and Children's winter Shoes, which
we will sell very cheap-so cheap as will maintain
the reputation the metropolitan has long held as
the cheapest and best in Richmond.
Purchasers generally will surely find it to their
interest to call and see us before buying elsewhere,
as we are determined close out entire winter
stock before the season shall close.
Please remember that, will you?
C. 8. MAURICE,
iall ISL Main st Richmond.
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T Asst NOTICE.-DRY GOODS AT
IL COST FOR Two WEEKS LON0ER-We
shall continue the sale of our large and desirable
stock PRIVATELY until w Wednesday, the Sis instant
which will take place Tuesday, the 9Th February
Great Inducements will be offered by until the
time named we desire to reduce stock to the
smallest possible amount prior to our sale.
ia lG KENT, PAINE KENT
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FOR LADIES.-FAL1 AND

FOR LADIES.-FALlI AND
zA WINTER sHOES-We respectfully ask
the attention of Ladies to varied and extensive
stock of SHOES aud CATERS. suitable for their
use the present and approaching seasons. We have
every description of Cater Boots, thick and thin
soles at prices varying from l so to S275; white
Kid Waking Shoes from 90 to 81 rs: Kid and Mo-
rocco Slippers from / 90 to $780, also. Kid and Mo-
rocco Jenny Lind and Buskius, embracing some as
fine as has ever been offered in this city. In Short
we have believe almost every kind and style usr-
ally called for. Ladies in want of Shoes are respect
fully nvit ed to give cali, and we promise that
they shall receive polite attention, and every induce
III mt will be offered them to make their purchases
of u.s. oc17 WHITE l. PAGE. IS Main st.
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RUSHTON CLARK 81 CO. 8
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,

O0HsUHtPVt0FJ
THE great success which has attended
i the use of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations, and much disappointment and
injury he's been suffered from spurious articles pur.
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHToN CLARK co. In full
is blown In the bottle and 10 each label and the
signature full each cork other gen.
uine. We have been at great pains and expense to
secure patrons the pure article, and our Mr..
Clark went to New Foundland to superintend the
manufacture in person. and will wafrt.nt Oil
pure and superior g9ity in every respect, and made
from the fresh Livsrs, and not purified from the
common OIL as Is the case with great deal that ID
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO, and by Druggists &c a.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
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/ JAMES, d. ELLETT, GENERAL AGENT
~ AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Office removed
to the Odd Fellows Hail. Franklin street. on. square
below Exchspge Hotel, again offers his services to
the public in Hiring Negroes, Collecting Claims.
every description. He is also prepared to receive
Storage very moderate rate, any and all kinds
of produce; and when sold by himself no charge for
Storage. He also has ample aud comfortable Rooms
for the accommodation of Servants while hiring.
without being exposed in the streets, which by a
late ordinance of the city forbids their standing.
deg
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MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
I1 CEDAR TAR, for sale by messrs. DOVE
CO.. Main street. has more testimony than any ether
medicine in USE for the cure of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections and all diseases arising from i'm
pure blood.
~ See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 psr bottle, or for S. ap Il to
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John r. COOK, having withdrawn from
u the late firm of Toler Cook, will continue, at
the old stand the same line of business, his own
accommodating out Negroes, Renting out Houses,
Collecting Claims, &c and will be glad to receive
the call of his friends and the public generally.
do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-17

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOTN,}
NOVEMBER LIST. 1854.
A T q meeting of the Board of Directors,
"A held this date, Mr.. JAMES C. CRANE was
unanimously elected President of the Richmond Fire
Association, vice James Bosher, decd.
By order of the Board of Directors.
o2-ts JNO. H BOSHER, Secretary.
DISKS PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
l. CASES.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand assortment of these BURIAL CASES.
They extensively used, and possess advantages
all other Collins for transportation, dePositing
in vaults or for ordinary interments They made
of the most imperishable materials, and are ena-
melted inside and out 30 prevent corrosiou. When
properly cemented the bodies of the dead enclosed
in Them free from Eruption of water, closed
against insects, and may without offensive odor be
transported to distant places. The remains of Cal
houn, Clay and Webster, were entombed in cothns
of this kind.
The subscriber has also large supply of WOOD
COFFINS, and keeps on hand SHROUDS and every
requisite for FuneIas. He will attend Funerals and
furnish both Hearses and Carriages.
&C 20-Sm j. A. BELVIN, Governor st.
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CO-PAkTNERSH1P.

CHANGE OF FIRM.-From and after
~ the Let January, 1855. the business of the man.
ufacture and sale of CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURF and the general Proprietary Medicine Bust
ness, heretofore conducted under the firm of BEN
NETT 4 BEERS, will be conducted under the firm
and style of VIM. s. BEERS l. co. Office and
store, No. Pearl street.
BENNETT L BEERS.
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aests-,l.;:Eslh FOR SCOTTsYILLE

ksakasa=A1Z~-s@kzzsS ANU OUIU NJ 81 a I'm erd aLtf
Monday the 9Th day of January. 1885, our Packet.
Boat FARMER. Capt. GEo. w. MUSFoRo, Jr, will
leave RICHMOND for 6COTTSVILLE every Mon.
day, "Wednesday and Friday at O'clock p. NJ, ard
arrive at Scottsville at II O'Clock A. M the next
day. Returning, she viii leave Scottsyilie every
Tuesday and Thursday at O'Clock p NJ, and arrive
in Richmond at o'clock A M, the next day, and
Sundays at 10 A. NJ and arrive In Richmond at
O'Clock r. NJ Mondays.
The PLOUGHBOY will leave Richmond every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock A. M,
and arrive in Columbia at ~ o'clock P. NJ. Return.
ing, will leave Columbia at O'Clock M b, and ar
rive in Richmond at u o'clock P NJ. Persons travel
ing on the Packets get all their meals on board.
HOURS OF PASSING
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CINCINNATI WHISKEY-Daily ex-
~ pected, of good brands; for sale by
jal6 WINSTON a. POWERs
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EOR RENT One room over fhe sfore
Il Of MYERS u JANKE. dc 2a-ts
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N = UI
IN COOK is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOHN r. COOK will continue the Agency BUSH
ness of the concern, and close the same. GEO. w.
TOLER will attend the closing of the other mat
tiers of the to the extent OF collecting the
debts due the and paying Oh those they owe,
independent of their transactions Agents. and NO
farther.
For the purposes aforesaid either party may use
the name of the concern, except N making or en-
dorsing the notes. &C., and then only with the ex-
press consent of the other.
GEO. w. TOLER,
de19 JNO. r. COOK.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber will continue
the GROCERY and GRANARY Business at the
stand formerly occupied by ISBELL TIMBER.
LAKE.
He most respectfully returns his thanks to the Gus
TONERS of the old firm for past favors and socits
continuance of the same. assuring them that ef-
faction GEO. TIMBERLAKE.
ia 4-d2wc2t~
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MIDDLING BACON-OId and nom
AyA In store; for sale by
j.l6 WINSTON POWERS
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Co-PARTNnRsMpa &c.

VO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ have this day formed CO.PARTNERSHIP,
under the firm of e. Fl. SKINKER CO. for the
transaction of the GROCERY and COMMISSION
BUSINESS and solicit continuance of the business
heretofore extended TO th cir Senior Partner.
E. III. SKINKER,
ROBT. r. WILLIAMS,
No. SO Cary st.
RICHMOND, January LIST, 1855. JAZZ
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REMOVAL-TO 40 MAIN STREET,
~ GROSHONG, TUPM L co. are now about
lifting up the store, ITO Main street. for their own
use lute ndng to open there about the first OF
March such being the case, they are anxious to
open not only with new store. but with a new
stock Also and offer, from this date, their winter
stock, at prices to suit the times.
GRoSHONG, TUPMAN x CO,
ia 10 IS Main at
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DISSOLUTION co-partnership
~ heretofore existing under the firm and style of
ISBELL TIMBERLAKE, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Either partner il authorized to use the of the
firm in liquidation.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
GEO. TIMBERLAKE.
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GAP 1T AL $50, 00.-COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BAN K.-Ofice at the store of
Quarles Brooke, on 18th street
DepostoFs in this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and Eve per cent. for shorter time.
WIN. G. PAINE, President.
n. 4. BROOKE. Treassi iy6 -ts
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THRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR La
~ DIES AND CHILDREN II have Just received
fresh supply Of Ladies' and Misses Furs some of
entirely new style, not to be had in this market
which will sell very low--lower than they can be
bought for at any other house here. When you
make Christmas present, make one of some ust. -
SO give me call at my Premium Hat Store No DOT
Broad street, doors below Breeder Fox's.
de 20-lm RICHARD MOORE.
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WOODEN WARE.-Nests of Tubs +;
w Brass and Iron bound Cedar Buckets: MIX
Piggns; Churns; Trays; Bowls; Clothes Horses;
Flour Pals; Measures Towel Stands Barrel Covers;
Clothes Pins &C.; for sale by
ia 16 BIJLKLEY x co
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ASSEMBLY.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
o amend the Charter the Gas Light Company OF the City
HcIsae the salary Police Justices in the City Of syss
es. voting % tn; CITY e SswYs c.
w II iHR'SSs s city Shs .SPSs s's's INC ~ "
To regulate the liability Of Hotel Keeper.
Eos wss given Of bi to regulate aud define the powers
Of Courts granting certificates Of Naturalization
BILLS PASSED The SENATE AND SENT To thi As'
sEMBLY FOR CONCURRENCE.
In relation to the Calcoon and Cocheeon Turnpike Co.
The UNITED STATES sEsAToRsHiP.
TIE resolution offered by MFR. PETTY, under dis
euson at the close of last week. was taken up again
on Monday, and debated up to tue hour Oh ADJOURN
ment
ned ND 10 10 dock ~, the tune fixed for proceeding
10 elect United States Senator for the term Of SIX
wears from the 4th Of March next At that hour tne
House proceeded TO nominate. each member run IN
bis place and naming hi, candidate--the result Oh
which was a. follows
WILLIAM II SEWARD was nominted by os memoerS'
HoRATIo SEYMOUR was nominated BY ~ members'
DANIEL s. DICKINSON was nominated by Ia men,
beers. ,
WAsuryeros HuST was nominated by 9 members
JONI A DIX was nominated by 7 members.
HoRATIo SEYMOUR, JE., was nominated by mem-
bers.
BryJANIy +. BUTLER was nominated by l member.
ALERT LESTER was rominsted by member
C3QIEsE q. BRossos was nominated by member.
OspIs HOFFMAN was nominated by member
sc HAyESs was nominated by member.
WV. CAMPBELL was nominated by member.
j. 3. HOWELL was nominated by member.
LUTHER WAITE was nominated by member.
PRrsros KIsG was nominated BY member. :,
Two members, Mesms. Campbell, OF Albany, and
Sluyyesant, of New-YoIk were absent.
The SPEAKER declared the nomination os " IL
LIAM II. SEWARD, and the Senate was invited 70
the Assembly Chamber for the purpose Of comparing
nominations. The nomination OF each House Dein4
read they we're found to agree and the PRESIDENT OF
of the Senate declared the election Of William H.
Sewsrd amid prolonged cheers BY very large audi
ence.
THE TEMPERANCE BILL.
Tie Act for the Suppression Of lnfemperance ~
reached on the general orders on Ihurreay out VII
out sny action being taken the Committee rose ana
reported progress. motion was then made 70 aus
charge the Committee Of the Whole from us iartner
CONFEDERATION and that il be referred to Select Com
nittee, TO be reported complete; and also tnss .ne
vote on it's fnal passage be taken on Wednesaay tne
2ist inst Thb motion elected much opposiion ron
the enemies Of the bill, and the House ec)ournso
without deciding the question.
On Saturday this motion was calied up oAo " "S'
after some debate, adopted.
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CANADA.

Brso Ou Owu CSuespon4ene
TORONTO, Tuesday, Feb. s, 1855.
Ihave never expressed any doubt about the
removal Of the Seat Of Government 10 this cisy
next fall The question 10 said still to be an open
ore; but the following order in Council shows
that majority of the Cabinet are 10 favor Of the
removal
1.-THE Committee of Council recommend that the
heads Of Departments inform their respective clerks
and employees that the Seat Of Government VIII, 10
gil probability, be removed TO Toronto during the en-
suing autumn, under the alternate system which has
existed since lei9"
The removal itselfi 10, su,pect, not SO much
an open question, a. is that which relates to what
shall be done after the Government shall have
been in Toronto four years; what shall be done
in the fall Of 1850; whether permanent Seat Of
Government shall then be adopted, and If so, where
shall it be, or whether the alternating system shall
be adhered TO. And il will be soon enough to de.
eide that question when the time comes.
The failure Of Lemesurer & Co., OF Quebec,
lumber merchants, for large amount has been
announced. The precise amount OF their abiil-
ties, and means has not been made public. There
is reason to fear great deal of rottenness in the
timber trade. The surprise is, that the failures
have not been more, and that they did not occur
sooner.
The difficulties of railway locometion among the
SHOWS of Lower Canada winter will now be
fairly put to the test. Very recently, the journey
from Montreal to Quebec consumed four days, ana
the train met fourteen accidents, of trivial ma
ture, however, no lives being lost tits not likely,
however that there is any thing to be learned which
the experience of the Montreal and Portland Rail
road hos not settled already.
have compiled from the Trade Returns, list
of the articles embraced in the schedule of the
Reciprocity Treaty, imported into the Province in
1853 showing the rates Of duty paid thereon the
value Of the articles, and the amount of the duty
paid statement similar to that recently pub
1shed by the Treasury Department at wash
ingtOn.
SIsTrxExr elbise the RAID. and amount Of dgtes on ar
e.s aeAA Se,s imported Canda during TIE fiscal year
ending 5 January 1854 and moo made free ~ he RsTr0
Irsafy
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Meoiral.

A COUSTIC AURICLES.-Just received,
N new 10, Of these Instruments They are supenof % any
hips vel invented Of deaf FOR sale
by EDWARD g. HYDE, No. IS Asider lane. up 'tair'.
OORE for RHEUMATISM.-WM. DAWES.
~ No COS sth,.v- NY, MAGNETIC SLY , IE,.r
TMr Daves's ealys 10 well recommended he blind aoe
his family in want viii be charitable act 70 bay OF Dim
ia Tv,b
NR GOJJRIUDs ITALIAN INDICATED
H. SOAR, eures TAN PINPLEs, rRECKLEs GHus-
TONS ekLLOwNESs, CHAPS CdAeEs, TO- 6OU.-
AIMS pOIIDRE sIJ hair from Low forebeeds
urperlips,O r any part Of the body GoURApTs sou4E
WpHyTy GAIR RESTORATIVE, LUBINS ExIRACfS
and shoee Perumeriss the old stsbhahs1 pspos NO.
WxLKER. ST krst Store from Brosdvy
DOSEBUSH THYME-A new and sovereign
IL, remedy for FROSTED FEET. CHILBLAIN INL0L-
FRABLE TECHNICS and swELLlSGS about ne VOEs'
Pree lS} eenta
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Total. ss7 an.ssl 0


7. Is n curious circumstance that both countries
were. at the same time, importing nearly every
article embraced in the schedule-the United
States, of course in much greater quantities than
this Province. The explanation OF this anon.
om,iit;es of the same article. We may produce
an article of particular quality for expectation,
and we may import another quality OF the same
article, either better or worse. There local con-
yepence must have something to do with this
anomalous trade At q particular point, on our
extended frontier, it may be convenient to import
a particular article from the United States, and
at another point it may be equally convenient to
export the same article; and this may occur with.
out supposing any difference in the qualities of
the articles. Something may also be due to trade
connections; different houses having credit in
different places and each making its purchases
where that credit is established,
Before the Reciprocity Treaty was concluded
we had the following list of free imports; the
values are those Of 1853: